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Two Official Receptions
At White House Listed
Before End of January
House Members VIII be Honored January 26.
President Concert Patron.
Cnnedinst Photo.

week, in fact on Tuesday, when the
Women's National Press Club will hold
the weekly luncheon in the Speakers
dining room at the Capitol and will
have as honor guest Mrs. John N.
Garner, wife of the Speaker. There
will also be as guests Of club members
the women Representatives in Congress.
The Press Club has wished for some
time to entertain these women of af-
fairs, but neither the women in the
press gallery and other club members,
nor the ladies of the House could get
SO far from the Capitol as the Willard
Hotel, so the members, minus other
guests than those mentioned, will go to
the mountain.
Rather than interfere with the Bal
Boheme of the Arts Club of Washing
ton, which early in the season exempted
the night of February 8, the Bachelors,
an organization of society men which
has already given two dances this sea-
son, postponed their cotillion until a
later date. The White House reception
to the Army and Navy also was sched-
uled early, to take place the night of
the 9th, and as no White House
event is a movable feast, Gen. Horton,
who is president of the Bachelors, had
the date for the third cotillion changed
to later night.
The Bal Boheme-the Seven Seas
Ball-will be one of the most luridly
beautiful events the Arts Club has ever
given, and to break the monotony of q
downstairs supper, such as has been
Continued on Page 2. Column g.
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GOOD DEMAND
SENDS PORKER
PRICES HIGHER
Cattle Trade Undeveloped
With Lower Trend in
Evidence.

Increase in demand this morning
moved hogs up 10 cents at the city
yards. The bulk. 140 to 325 pounds,
sold for s375 to $500, early top
holding at 1895. Receipts were es-
timated at $500; holdovers we're
ia.
Cattle we're undeveloped, a lower
trend apparent in all slaughter
classes. Receipts were LOO Veal
ers held steady at $6 down. Calf
receipts were 500.
In the sheep market lambs we're
sharply higher, selling mostly at
$3.50 to S575. Top price was S.
Receipts were 1900
Early bids on hogs at Chicago
we're steady with Mondays aver
age, or 5 to 10 cents lower than top
price. The bulk of good to choice
scaling 100 TO 220 pounds was bid
in at $3.50 to $685., while best kinds
held above $500 Receipts were
estimated at 10000 including 1000
direct; holdovers. 1000 Cattle re-
ceipts numbered 8.0O0 calves, 800;
market unchanged. Sheep receipts
were 10000; market strong.
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DIR. George b. Cutten. president

of Colgate university, Hamilton, N.
Y, will address a dinner meeting of
the Indiana Schoolmen's Club at
the Lincoln Oct 10, at p. m.
THE Ungeared Mind" will be the
topic of an address by DR.. Max D.
Bahr, superintendent of Indiana
Central hospital, at a luncheon of
the Kiwanis Club Wednesday in the
Columbia Club.
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Cash Grain

Oct. 10
The bids for car lots of grain at the
call of the Indianapolis Board Of Trade.
(: o. b., shipping point, basis 41iac New
York rate. were
Wheat-Easv; No red. 4Od4lc; No 2
red 39d 40c. No hard. 40d4ic
Corn Steady: No. 2 white. 1914 zoe: No
white. l8i76l9l7c; No. 2 yellow 49, zoe.
n 19c; No. mixed 17l261812c.
Oats-Steady No. 2 white. 12i7d l3c;
No. white. 1li2d12l2c.
Hay II. o. b. country points taking 23i2c
or less rates TO Cincinnati or Louisville ~
No. timothy. s550G6; No. timothy, IS
@5.5O.
-Tnspections-
Whest-No red, cars; No. 2 red 3
cars: No. 3 red, car; No. red, / car.
Total cars.
Corn-No white cars No. white. 5
cars; No. 3 white. cars No. / yellow, s
cars; No yellow, a cars. No. 3 yellow. 5
cars; No. yellow. 2 cars Total SIS cars.
Oats-No. white. car; No. white, IT
cars; No. white. car. Total 10 cars.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK. Oct. II. - The
stock market snapped back smartlv
at the opening today, continuing
the recovery that was in progress
at the close Monday.
Short covering played a part in
the rise and this buying offset soma
forced selling Of margin accounts.
Gains at the outset today ranged
upward to more than points, the
best in the volatile Auburn. which
began the day at 40i4, and in Union
Pacific.
American Telephone. which broke
par Monday for the first time since
Aug. 5, opened at 1Ol, up l, and
improved in early trading.
Southern Pacific jumped to 18. IN
2ss; New York Central rose to 2OSs
up is; Chesapeake e. Ohio 49, I'D
IA; Union Pacific 582,. up 81. ana
Atchison 37&,. up "a.
United States Steel opened at IS.
up Z point. Bethlehem gained a
point to II.
American Can opened at SO. up
1's' American Smelling 1875, up
2is; Western Union 26la, up /, and
Anaconda 9, up l.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

regular qHaPt e dG IV66end Of s' s. cens e
payable Nov. l. of record Oct. 90 for
quarter ended Aug. 81; consolid:ated net
probation. federal taxes etc. equal to 6
cents a share on 2.730000 shares. against
1922 2Sl, or II cents share in preceding
quarter and 81, 9O6 ISL, or 70 cents share
in like 1881 quarter,
List applications for issue of 1000,
900 pounds , per cent British treasury
bonds closed soon after offering today.
Grand Union stores sales in five weeks
to Oct we're So 1853, SOl against So. 39S, 944
in like periods nine months amounted to
S22, 6191ll, against S26,315,221.
Daily average production of crude oil in
Unitad States in week ended Oct. 8
totaled 2.164139 barrels, an increase of
3.439 over preceding week, according to Oil
and Gas Journal.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad in
eight months ended Aug. 81. 1882. reported
net income of $719,777 after taxes and
charges equal to 50 cents share on .86S.-
| 624 shares, against 81: 600 049. or S2.5l a
share in like period Of 1881.
Subscriptions to treasury offerings of
$3.50, 10000 900 four and one-hslf year 3 per
cent notes amounted to s3,368 900 900.
Sun Oil Company posted price of S1.10
a barrel for east Texas crude OIL
increase of ~ cents barrel, and has
advanced Gulf Coast crude oil 10 cents
barrel, effective next Saturday.
During week ended Oct a. Chicago.
Northwestern Railway handled 24861
revenue freight cars against 24807 in pre-
ceding week. and % 470 in like 1881 week.
Total gain of 2.493 cars handled last week
compared with 2255 cars a year ago.
Richfeld Oil Company of California plans
to spend $3.50 646 for requirements and
capital additions during the period from
Oct l. 1882. to April / 1888.
American Smelling and Refining Com
PAW reduced price Of lead Is points TO
cents a pound in New York.
Sugar melt Of fourteen United States
refners from Jan ! to Oct. l. totaled
zoos 600 long tons against 2375, 900 in
like perod of 1881; deliveries totaled
1880 600 long tons. against 3.15O,000
year ago.
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Wednesday. "An INDECENT Amer
lean Treasury"
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Following is the explanation of

Following is the explanation of
Ripleys Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Mondays Times:
The Ships of Halifax Harbor-
Captain George suffered ship
wreck Of the big Laurel" in 1857
as a result of which he lost a leg.
The limb was inferred at Herring
Cove on the western shore of
Halifax harbor, Eventually the
captain was appointed lighthouse
keeper at Mauger's beach, Nc
Nab's island, which is on the
eastern shore of the harbor. For
three years every ship entering or
leaving the harbor passed between
Captain Georges legs.
An Original Flag of nine
provinces constituting the Do
minion of Canada, Nova Scotia is
the only one flying its own flag,
which is neither French nor Eng
lish in origin, but all its own.
1t is white flag with the Blue
st. Andrews cross dividing the
field in four. In the center is the
double treasured lion Of Scotland,
ramping in gold.
The design is based upon the
coat of arms of Sir William Alex
snder, first grantee of the prov
ince, and the royal coat of arms
granted to Novia Scotia by King
Charles 1 in 1928.
Wednesday. can INDECENT Amer
lean Treasury"
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The finish line is near and it
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The Times scrambled letter COM
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GRAIN FUTURES
SHOW STEADY
TO WEAK TONE
Wheat Sentiment BeariSh
on Lack of Foreign
Demand.
BY HAROLD T.. RAINVILLE
United Press sfah Correspondent

CHICAGO. Oct. IA strong up
turn in stocks offset unexpected
weakness in Liverpool as the Board
OF Trade opened today and wheat
mo~ed unevenly around the previous
close. The trend was slightly lower
as sentiment was slightly bearish.
Corn was steady to easy, with
some selling on the crop report OF
Monday Oats held steady and rye
was slightly firmer.
Opening Is Uneven
At the opening wheat was I'M
changed to d cent lower, corn was
unchanged to Il cent lower, oats
unchanged to - cent higher and
rye unchanged to "a cent higher.
Provisions we're steady.
Liverpool sold of sharply after a
weak start and was down 2. cent
to IL cents at mid-afternoon. The
government report Monday on
spring wheat was about as expected,
the figures being within 1000 900
bushels Of the private returns on
Oct. l. The report is not expected
to have any effect as the trade
realizes there are ample supplies
in North America Sentiment is
bearish, owing to the lack Of a for
eign demand for American wheat.
Corn Trade Bearish
The trade was generally inclined
to place a bearish construction on
the government corn estimate which
was 100000 bushels in excess
Of the figures a month ago, although
27.0O000 bushels under the aver
age Of the private estimates on
Oct. /. Light to heavy frosts were
reported over the major portion OF
the belt. with ice in a few places.
The figures on oats were \
265 100000 bushels, or 10000, 900
bushels above the harvest year
ago. With the crop made and be-
ing marketed, the report is not
likely to have much effect. De-
cember rye set a new seasonal low
with wheat Monday and remains
under the domination of the leading
cereal.
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New York Bank Stocks
(By Thomson g. McKinnon)
New York Coffee

Oct. 10
SANTOS
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Paul V. McNutt, Democratic NOM
inee for Governor, will address
Irvington and Warren township
women voters at tea Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Bernard Kordly, 425 North Audi
bon road.
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FIOurishing revOlvers, two bandits
Monday night held at bay a grocer
and two customers in a store at 224
West Ray street, looted the till of
small amount of money and es-
capped, according to report to
police.
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CATTLE
Receipts, 100; market, steady.
CALVES AND YEALERs

Bulls fYearlings Excluded
Good and choice beef ....... 3.OO@ 3 Il
Cutter, common and medium. 2.00G BOO
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have to solve all the puzzles TO win.
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sehger leaped from her auto and
escaped, following collision with an
other car Monday night at TOO
North Meridian street, Miss Aulta
Lewis, 30, of 4331 Ralston avenue,
was arrested on charges of reckless
driving and failure to have a
drivers license. Police said they
found small quantity of liquor in
the car.
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Sun Oil Company posted price of sl.1O
barrel for east Texas crude oil, an
increase of - cents barrel. and has
advanced Gulf Coast crude oil 10 cents
a barrel, effective next Saturday.
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Other Livestock
BnI nitcd Prcss


oo6 CHICAGO. Oct. Ii, Hogs-Receipts 49,
600, including 1000 direct 1airsv active.
steady to weak with Mondays average: $50.
40 lbs. S3.,5 a 585; top. So so: zSO-S25
IoS., $$SS.44oqS.i5: l40-17O lbs. S36O038o;
light lights 1dO-1bO. lbs good and choice,
So. 90 q 3.85; light weights 10000 lbs. good
a ans os choice PC $s756S go; medium VENTS.
heayy weights; .25O-350 lbs, good and
lbs. medium and good. s2.80M3 40; slaugh-
yer pigs l0O-i30 lbs good and choice. SO 40
q51o' Catue-Recelpts, 5000: calves.
1.500; weighty fed steers. steady on ship
per account; few loads choice light steers
ano long yearllngS steady; lower grades
$685.; some he'd higher: fairly active
market on other killing classes; steers and
yearlngs predominateo in run. Slaughter
good and choice, s6.50@9 50: s00-iiOO i lbs
good and choice. s6.5069.25: 1100-13O0 lbs
good and choice. S6.75d 9.85; 130O-150O lbs
good and choice. s7M9:85: 6o0-13O lbs
$50 lbs good and choice S5.5OG8.25; com
mon and medium. s3G575 cows. good
and choice. S3d4 So comon and medium
SSZ5O@3; low cutter and cutters. $3.50
choice. beef, S3Q475: cutter to medium
S2@3.l0; vealers. milk fed good and choice.
s5.50M $50: medium. S4@ 1850; Gull and
tle-steers. 5OO-1. $50 lbs. good and choice,
S5m $50; common end medium S350m5.
Sheepe-Receipts 10000; slow. mostly
early bulk desirable natives. s5.2505.50;
few. $3.50 5.85. good Montanas. S525:
holding outstanding Colorados above IS IS
Slaughter sheep and lambs mbs 90 lbs.
down. GOOD and choice. S56565: medium.
S42565: all weights common. AZ 506 .25:
ewes. 90-15G lbs. medium to choice. 81 n
$50. all weights. Gull and common. SOFA
s1.75 Feeding lambs, 50d 75c h.. good and
choice 81 75M Is
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Remember. above all other fac
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The Times will pay prizes totsling si2S
70 the persons VINO send IN the nearest
correctlv solved. complete set Of puzzles.
This does not necessarily mean that you
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BuUnifed Press

TOLEDO oct 10 Toledo grain close
Grain in elevators transit billing Wheat
No 2 red 52d53c No. / red Il
premium. Corn-No. 2 yellow, 3l@32c
Oats-No white, 100 zoe. Rye-No.
Prices-2siac rate Wheat-No 2 red As 4.
d47c: No. ! red. 47ia0 48c Corn-No.
yellow, 26i7627l2c, No. 3 yellow, 25l "a
25isc. Oats-No. ? white $50 lie; No.
white, 15dl6c Clover Cash, SIS 60d S. S.
October. SIS 60d 65; December, S5.75
Alsike-Cash. $500 5.85: october, s550d
5s5; December, s5.50G5.S5 Butter
Fancy creamery 24c. Eggs Extras. 26Q
26isc. Hay-Timothy per cwt soc.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianap@s prices: Hens.
heavy breeds 12c Leghorns, &c. Broil-
erS. colored springers, ! "a pounds up. l0c;
horn and black. ia pounds up, &c; Cocks
and stays. SC: Leghorn cocks. &c. Ducks
large white full feathered and fat. sc;
fun feathere and fat. SC. Young GUineas:
csc ca; old guineas, Csc. EgGs-.Approved
huving grades of Institute Of American
isc:. No. 8 10c. Eggs-Country run. loss
of. 49, Butter % to 23c; undergrades.
90 to 21c: butterfst. lac These prices tor
poultry accepted. Quoted by the Wadley
Company.
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Chicago Fruit
BHL nitcd Press

81 HITfH TTtss
GatiGAeo Du oSt AD2R5s' Meb i9as
wealthies busnel 90cdsiI0. Mcintosh
bushel 90GSi: Delicious. bushel S140d
$50. Pesrs-Michigan Keifers bushel. Is
cents. Bartletts bushel. sl.i5N as Peaches
Michigan Albertss bushel 75cNSl15
Grapes-concords Michigan four quarts
g 10 10 cents, twelve quarts. 10 to 20
cents
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STOCK MARKET
MOVES UPWARD
IN FAST TRADE
Short Covering Aids Bulls
in Early Deals: Steel
Opens Up.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Non
day, high So ST. low 57.67. last ss47 OF
40. Average OF twenty rails 1853 753
% SIS. OF 23i. Average Of twenty utilities
274s. 2S.25 asst Of i7a Averare ~
forty bonds 70 a. of "a
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Weather conditions at Q a. m:
West northwest wind. 3 miles an
hour; temperature. Al: harometric
pressure, 500 at sea level; ceiling,
high broken clouds, unlimited: yiSi-
bility, u miles; field, good.
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PIIIrnhinu Permits

c A. Johnson. 64is Ferguson; three
fixtures
Charles McNsbb. 1871 Gale; four hx-
lures
A J. Schmidt. 1868 West Twenty
seventh: two fxtul4s
". E Curtis. Sl2 North Illinois; two
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Other Livestock
BVI nifcd Press

CLEVELAND. Oct. ll.-Hoes- Receipts
1900 holdover 1871 steady to Csc lower
mostly loc down 10000 lbs, $4 under
$50 lbs. S375Q4. Cattle ~ Receipts, $50
only scattered sales near steady; cutter tc
good package lot s3.50M7; bulls less &C
tive with increased numbers around 50 rs
U3S0, some butcher kinds at outside
kinds early: few at $3.50 and scattering
above: others dull; tending lower: fire.
Quently AZ $3.50 downward. Sheep Re-
cepts. $500. active, strong to Csc higher
spots more: fat lambs bringing SIS freely,
few s625. Gull to medium, SO SOFAS
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EAST ST. LOUIS. Oct. tl-Hors - Re.
ceipts. 5000 including SEQ through. mar.
ket. active, steady 70 SC higher: ton. s.
for one load bulk lS0-250 lbs 81 90 a
5ss: heayies scarce; l00-is0-ib weights
SO 65G 90, sows mostly 50 75T32S Cattle
Receipts. 1000, calves. 500. market
indications about steady on steers. othel
classes opening slow unchanged nominal
range slaughter steers So s0Hq: slauchte,
heifers. 50 5od775 a few mixed vesTlinSs
and heifers. s4Q so; COWS. s22Sd3. lon
cutters. 81 asa i.5o; top sausage bulls
slaughter steers, 6o0-i 100 lbs. GOOD sno
choice SIS so $50; common and medium,
s35QW67Si 1901 500 lbs. choice ss25I
3. good. Sc 7SQs.2S; medium. SsG7. sheer
Receipts; 1900. market, fat lambs steady
10 2oe higher sheep steady bulk lambs Il
packers, $50 IS top 70 small Killers
$3.50. buck lambs 81 or less. common
throWouts. S3d so. fat ewes 81 so mostly,
lambs. 30 lbs. down. good and choice S. rs
q $50, medium. s4I 4.7S: an weights. com.
mon. s3Ms. ewes. 90-iS0 lbs medium h
mon SncGk 81 Is
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OPEN SPRINGER OFFICE

Clubs Headquarters Established at
ClaypOOl.
Headquarters of the Springer-for-
Governor Club are open in the
Claypool under direction of DR.. M.
G. Tslbert of Morristown.
E. H Talbert will be Office assist
ant and Lester H. Nagley is publicity
director for Springer.
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CHICAGO. oct Eggs-Market, firm;
receipts 2,3l9 cases; extra hrsts. asa
2Saac, frsts. 22G23hc; current receipts,
ket Arm receipts s,47s tubs; extras.
1890; extra firSts, Is l9c; frsts. la
lSc seconds i5d l6c; standards, 10 &c.
Poultrv-Market unevenly steady, receipts
2 cars. 81 trucks: fowls l0d l6c, Leg
horns siac; springers. HAS &C; ducks II
dl3i PC: geese &c. turkeys, l0d l6c; roost-
ers 9isc: Leghorn brolers. l0c Cheese
Twins 12i4d12isc. Young Americas, 1884
dl3c Potatoes-On track 2s2, arrivals,
81: shipments. 529: market. firm; Wis
South Dakota early Ohios. 65G zoe; Idaho
Russets. 81 20n 80.
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Futures Range


BB Times Spccipl
CHICAGO. oct. Ii CARROTS: Wheat, 90;
corn, 662; oats 49, rye, D. and barley, IA.
BV nifCd PTCsS
CHICAGO Oct. 1O-cash grain close:
Wheat No. rcd 48c; No. hard AZ &c;
No. 4 hard. 45c: No. 5 yellow hard, 4424c;
weeyily; No mixed 48a4 ii ACC: No.
mixed 4694c. Corn-No. mixed. 26iac;
No mixed, Csc No 6 mixed, 24l2c' No
! yellow 26ai a 27c No. 2 yellow, rs 2M
27c, No yellow 26h@26lac; No yellow
26itc. No 5 yellow asa 25l2c: No 6 yellow
24i2 n Csc; No. 1 white. 26'lci No. 2 white
oslo: sample grade. l8a25a,c Oats-No
2 white. l6dl6iac No 3 white. iS015i2ci
No white. 14'a@l4a4c. Rye. No sales
Timothy, S225a2.5O Clover-s7a $50.
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Local Wagon Wheat
RAW sUGAR PRICEss

CITY grain elevators are paving SOC for
No. 2 soft wheat. Other grades on their
merits
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PITTSBURGH. Oct. 1.-Hogs-Receipts.
1000; market steady to SC higher 140-240
lbs. s42504.35; 10o-l30 lbs. S3.85G415:
25O-2S0 lbs, S4.10G4. 20; most packing
sowS, 1925 downward Cattle-Receipts,
IS; market steadv; common steers quoted
1920 $50; medium grade. s4.7566.25;
grass heifers. s3@4.5 grass beef cows,
s2.25m3. Calves-Receipts. $50; market,
steady; choice vealers. So: common and
medium. s3d5 Sheep-Receipts. 1000,
market steady; better grade lambs, $3.50
625; buck and underweight lambs, s450M
5.25; better grade wethers. S225d2.60.
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nitcd Press

NEW YORK, Oct: 1t-Potatoes- Dull;
Long Islands. soc 81 so per barrel Penn
sylvania. soc: Maine. Sl256l.5o per bar
rel. Idaho. s2.25G2.5o per sack. sweet
potatoes-Quiet jersey baskets 40c6sl;
southern. barrel. $3.50 50; southern. bas-
ket. 55G CSC. Flour-Quiet, springs,
patents So sOdssO per barrel PORK =
Higher mess. SITS per barrel Lard -
Easy: middle west spot. s465G4.75 per loo
lbs troleum-steady; New, York re,
fined tic gallon. crude Pennsylvania. 81 q
ml72 barrel Grease-Quiet: brown, %,
627sc per ID; yellow, 2aam27s per ID;
white. S:sd4isc per ID. Tallow-Steady
special to extra, 3i@3's Rer ID; common
tive sters. Tise. butt brands, &c; Colorados
5isc. Dressed poultry-Setady; turkeys
i4G2e chickens i2d26c broilerS. l2T
24c: fowls. io@ zoe; Ions Island ducks. 10
Il6c Live poultry-Duii. geese. ga lsc'
turkeys 20d26c: BOOSTERS. l0Glic ducks,
9G2lc; fowls. l3022c. chicken pullets, 2l
Gi24c. Cheese Young Americas. 49, q
i7iec Eggs-Market. easy; special packs
including unusual hsnnery selections. 29@
sic. standards 26n 27c; rehsnoled receipts
isaac. Butter-Msrket. hrmer, cream
cry. higher than extras. 2li4 d2ls4e. extra,
% score. 20s4e; hrsts, 81 score. 2oR 2oisc;
hrsts. IS to 80 score, isg is'sc, seconds
l7Mi7lac
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-11
Indianapolis
Stocks-Bond
-Bv Newton Todd

The following quotations do not repre-
sent firm bids and offerings but indicst
the approximate markets based on recent
transactions or inquiries to buy and sell.
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