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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-11
Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS,

S5Ss2 SSs 4s9 n! !; Ess
S55 packing so SS1' s aSEN 2R4 3g8s g6t
lights IS 14G-16o lbs. good and choice, $585
choice, 5000 40; medium weights 200
6saicyg 250sSo lbs; good qn "a
6s medom and M go0d 9SS s 13u38o
ter pigs 1O0-13o lbs. good and choice
$2o2 25 2S6r. Ga tile $4,000 calves
light steers and yeariings meager supply
strictly good to choice light Steers and
ing 25Q 40c lower on increased supply light
cattle, including. long yearling steers and
se ABOVE aH' c 60f WEAK WEAK tn tn
25c lower; larkely steer run; slaughter cat
tie and vealers: Steers, 55O9OO lbs. good
and choice, $5@65O; 1901 300 lbs good
and choice, $4:25@ 6;25: 1900, 500 lbs,
eo0n ana a Gn9Ge g lbs
5Soi75o lbs o goo eu and chocs s5 Gs 555
common and medium, s.. 75@5; cows. good,
2.75 low cutter and cutter S125d1.75;
bulls @g IS yearIlngs excluded, good beef, 81; IS
dium, $3d4;. Gull and common, $25o@S;
SStocker and feeder cattle; Steers. 55O-1 $50
and medium. $275M425. SheepEReceipts,
10000; undertone strong to Csc higrer on
Slaugnter xmas; teedlng lambs scarce,
firm; early sales and bids up to S725 on
better grade lambs, best holding well above
SI.50; slaughter sheep and lambs. Lambs
60 2s 9Hd g0Gd anS 8 Sh99e $7@5o
$50 lbs, good and choice, S2.2593.50; all
weights common and medium, $1.50G2.5O;
choice, S5,50@6.10.
By Times Special
LOUTVILLE, Dec -Cattle-Receipts
1000; early market moderately active on
hght and handyweight steers and heifers;
mCostlyy steady steers weighing upward of
1000 lbs, Slow and weak to Is cents low
err COWS scarce and about steady; sausage
bulls steady to 10 cents higher; bulk com
4; better finished fed kinds, s450d575;
very few steers, eligible above $780, bulk
and above for heifer types; low cutters
R9 sggrs o $g i bulk a bulls
$3.50. Calves-Receipts, $50; vealers weak
to so cents lower; most loss on better
grades; bulk better vealers, .s3.5OG45o;
ium and lower grades, 50 down Hogs Re
ceipts. 1900; market not fully established;
sSs5 for desirable TEi iso-S5o h. 9"e weights ii
other interests still holding for steady
eligible, IS so; most bucks. s45oa5; throw
outs. $3.50; fat slaughter ewes mostly S.
TOLEDO Dec. 1l.-7Hogs- Receipts. $50;
market. 15c to 25c lower; heaYy workers.,
s315@3.25; mixed and bulk. of sales. s315
as IS; pigs and lights. $3.50; medium and
heavies, S5G3.25; roughs, s2q2.25 Cattle
Receipts light; market, steady. Calves
extra. S.. 506 il; fair to good, SIS. Sheep
and lambs-Receipts. light; market. steady.
LAFAYETTE. Dec. 1.-Hogs-Market
$40: 225-275 lbs. S295G3; 275-325 lbs,
$4,000 290; 14O-170 lbs. s2.85d3; 100-140
lbs. s2.15G2.7O: roughs, $3.50 down; top
calves. $3.50; top lambs So.
FIT. WAYNE, Dec. 11.-Hogs-15c lower;
10000 lbs, s315: 2O0-25O lbs, s3o5; ESQ
300 lbs. s2.95; 3Oo-35o lbs. 50 30 l5O-l6o
lbs. So 140-15O lbs, $3.50; 130-140 lbs,
s275; loO-l30 lbs, s2.25@235; roughs,
s2.25: stays, $3.50; calves, $3.50; lambs,
s6.75
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Return of Liquor Provides
Work for Thousands
of Unemployed.
BIZ nited Press

By nited Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Already
pointed upward by Christmas buy
ing, business activity received i'm
portant stimulus this week from the
legalization of liquor trade reports
showed today.
Preliminary estimates showed
thousands of workers were finding
jobs with the return of liquor and
wine, swelling the ranks of those
being put back to work by federal
and civil works programs.
Signs also appeared of increasing
optimism on the part of many i'm
portant banking and business
leaders.
Although steel production this
week showed little actual improve
ment, the industry looked hopefully
toward signs of expansion in the
automobile industry with the offer
ing of new models. Public works
was an important source of orders,
while this weeks Pennsylvania rail-
road order for 100000 tons of rails
improved confidence.
The public works program also
was helpful to the building industry,
principal laggard in the summer re-
vival. Construction awards are
rapidly drawing away from the
levels of year ago. F. w. Dodge
Corporation, reported November
awards SIS per cent above a year ago.
Automobile production recovered
rapidly this week from a slump to
10041 units in the Thanksgiving
week. November output was As per
cent head of November 1882.
Electric power production in the
two weeks ended Dec. was SO per
cent over year ago, compared with
a gain of only Sc per cent in the
preceding week. Output of coal and
lumber was restricted by the holi-
day.
Business failures in November fell
to the lowest level for that month
since 1920, amounting to only 1927.
Rapid oversubscription of nearly
a billion dollars in new government
securities was believed to indicate
of apprehension on the part
of investors over President Roose-
Velt's monetary program.
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Business Trend Displays
Strength After Repeal
Indianapolis Cash Grain

Dec. -
The bids for car lots of grain at the call
Of the Indianapolis Board OF Trade. (. o. b..
shipping point. basis Ala New York rate
we're.
Wheat-Strong: No l red, slds2c; No.
red. S0681c No. 2 hard. soG6lc.
Corn-Strong: No white, 42G 43c. No.
white. 41G42c: No. yellow, Al a 42c:
No. yellow. 40G4lc; No. mixed. 40G
Ale; No. 4 mixed. 80 a 40c.
oats-stTong; No. 2 white. s2lsa34lac;
No. 3 white. 32i2 G33i7c.
Inspections
Wheat-No. l red, cars; No. red,
cars. Total cars
Corn-No. white. cars: No. white.
car; No. 4 white. cars; No. 5 white.
car; No. 2 yellow. 3 cars; No. yellow.
cars; No. yellow. II cars; No. 5 yellow.
cars; No. yellow. 1 car; No. mixed.
car Total, 81 cars.
Oats-No. 2 white, cars No. white. 5
cars; No. mixed. cars. Total. cars.
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
City grain elevators are paying rs cents
for No. soft red wheat. Other grades
on their merits.
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Births

Dewey and Flora -morough. 654 Eddv
- Herbert and Cordoba Taylor S25 South
Pershing IVA
Richard and Eva Tunstill. 1911 Yandes.
r, John and Loretta Woods. 1892 East
=, Albert and Augusta Hunter, 72s West
Ennis and .Dola jackson, 2Os2 Olive.
dale. '-''
Manual and Katie Parrett. 224O Yandes.
Virgil and Arlie Woodland 1915 Aston
Lester and Mildred Stockton, 1I12 North
Arnold
Fred and Fannie Parker. 1906 Yandes.
Robert and Roberta Gilbert, 344 West
Paul and Ruth Workman. 1925 McPher-
Arthur and Hilda Miller, St. vincent's
hospital
Raymond and Christine Mcguire. St.
Vincents hospital
John and Martha Gist. l144 Churchman.
Charles and porthea Winslov, 220 South
Ritter
Carl and Lorena Simon, St. vincent's
hospital.
Leland and Charlotte Carter. St. Vim
cents hospital
Allen and Thetis Harris. 1888 West
Paul and Jeanette Gam. 1888 South
Belmont.
Paul and Hilda onnson 2503 Reformer.
Homer and Effie Danford. 122 Minkner.
Gilbert and Helen Roland 1857 Blaine.
Charles and Mary Anthony. 2047 Alvord.
Melvin and Cleo Stone, 81 South Reich
vein.
Gaylord and Llewellyn Millikan, st. Vim
cents hospital
Gilbert and Margaret Carter, 1886 East
North.
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On Commission Row
Dec. IL
Fruits

Dec. IL
Fruits
Cranberries-Cape Cod early blacks. as
Grapes = California emperors, crate.
s215d225.
$3.50 washington Bose 100 1855, s275;
Avacos. Fla (fO-16cl, crate, s1.75G2
Bananas-Per pound sac.
Approximately Walt River, Grimes
Golden. Jonathan, Florida. s115G1.85. a
buShel; fancy Jonathans, So a box.
Oranges California valencias. $3.50. a
box.
Lemons-(ssOc), IS.
Vegetables
Cabbage-Eastern Danish. 5O-lb. bog,
SITS.
Onions-western white. 5O-lb bag. SIPS;
Indiana white, 5o-lb bag, sl25i Indiana
Beans-Round stringless, hamper, ST. IS.
Beets-Bulk per bushel, Sl.15; California,
Peas-30-lb hampers, $3.50
Carrots-Ohio, Acc per dozen.
auliflower-California Q1-12s), crate
Ceiery-Michigan Mammoth. bunch, Csc;
medium bunch, 45c, hearts, S1.15; 15-bunch
fiat crate. Sis; California, .$275 crate.
Cucumbers-Florida. 81 bushel; hot
Lettuce-Iceberg best (4-5s) crate. $3.50;
dollhouse, 15-lb. basket, 90c.
Radishes-Hothouse button, 40c dozen.
Spinach-Broadleaf, per bushel, 90c.
Potatoes~Northern Round white. 100
bag, ST $50 IFS; 15-ib. bag, s3c; Idaho
Russets, 100 lbs bag, 81 10,
Sweet Potatoes-Nacy Halls, per bushel,
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Deaths

Sarah c. Kelley So. 1928 West New
York. acute dilatation of heart.
Minnie Collins Coffyn, SO, 1l2 North
Chester. chronic interstitial nephritis
Mildred Rawls, II, city hospital, mitral
stenosis.
Hubert Lane Hendrickson, 6, Riley hos
pital tetanus.
Marjorie Ann Bowen, /, Riley hospital.
spina bifida.
Alfred A yesterday. 70. 1881 Silver.
chronic myocarditis.
Frances Irene spratt 5, Methodist hos
pital, diphtreria.
Sarah Ellen Bell. SO 1912 Edgemont,
myocarditiS.
Henry R. Benjamin. 90. 81 South Rural,
epilepsy.
Andrew Graves. 90. 82s Meikle. military
tuberculosis
Charles Holmes, rs, 1894 College, hypo-
static pneumonia.
apopleXy.
Jennie Josephine White rs. 1843 North
Talbot. chronic myocarditis
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Marriage Licenses

Bernard D. Rosenack, "a Riley hospital.
physician and Fannie Kiser 81, of 37t5
Washington boulevard. housekeeper
Alfred z. Hartman, q. Howard county
farmer, and Helen Folkening %, Franklin
township. Marion county. clerk
Harlan E. Livengood 26 of 4l2 North
Alabama street. public accountant and
Crystal Cant. %. OF 725 North Pennsylvania
street. secretary.
Vincent Kayser. 81. of 5434 College
avenue, clerk. and Marian LeMonde. 81
of 6l26 Haverford avenue housekeeper
Lester J. Ludwig. 80. Minnea polls MINI
business executive. and Margaret Lee
Gardner. 26, of 3540 North Pennsylvania
street. housekeeper
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Bright Spots

BY United Press
General Motors Corporation re-
ports November sales of 35,417 units,
against 1870 in November, 1882.
West Point Manufacturing
Company declares extra dividend
of 81 share.
Grand Union Company reports
November sales at $2,235 ,306, against
s2,163 $50 in similar 1882 period, an
increase Of 3.3 per cent.
Bucyrus Monaghan Company de-
clares dividend of 40 cents a share
on Glass B stock, first payment
since January, 1882.
Pullman Company earns OctO-
Der net income of S174,157, against
deficit of S273,11O in October last
year.
Kroger Grocery and Baking Com
pany reports sales for four weeks
ended Dec. 2 Of $16,266,255 up 3 per
cent from corresponding 1882
period.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis lprices-Hens.
erS. &C., Leghorn springerS, SC; cocks,
az 81 lbs; ana oyer. fun fsatheTed and tat,
H bg and g. ovr fS eg young 6%ss e aen to
lbs, &C.; old toms, &c; No: 2 trim crooked
run eggs 22c; strictly rots of; each fun
egg case must weigh SIS lbs. gross; a de-
duction of 1Oc a pound for each pound
$685. $685. No. No. 55ga5c R ButteFfaSlso
Quoted by the Wadley Company.
BY UNITED PRESS
stS CHICAGO Dec IN, Eggs-MsIrket,
fresh graded firsts. 211ac; dirtieS. i1G13c;;
checks, i0@ 12c; current receipts, 17d1 9c.
Bba i ext4aa 3d weak receipts POI
score. 1712c: extra frsts, 9O-91Ia score,
l9@l9lac' os figsts, $780, score, 16@ l813c;
90 score, 1SSc specials 2034G 214sc Poui
try-Market,. steady to higher; receipts 2
cars cars q tubs. l carton; rock springs,
o co spr hssh0r9f III hens P s@ S
Rocks, 1912 lie: white rocks. 1Ofg@ Ii c.
heavy white ducks, 6d9c; geese. &c; tur-
1l94c; Longhorns, l2@I214c; S. daisies
l2M l2i4c. Potatoes-Supply moderate: no
trading on account of cold weather: oper-
ators not opening cars; market nominallv
unchanged; shipments Saturday 706 Sun
day 20; arrivals 1870; on track 261.
NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-Potatoes- Steady;
Long Island, $1@3.55 per barrel; Maine 81
% per barrel; Idaho, S1.85d215 per sack
Bermuda, $6@9 per BARREL Canada STA
I.IO per barrel. Sweet potatoes-DulI: Jer-
sey basket, 4Oc@ LIS southern barrel. 75c
9 ssct p springs patents: $s6S5@6.6O per
Lard-Dull; middle west spot. $5.35G545
per 100 lbs Dressed poultrv-Steadv:
turkeys, 13@21c; chickens, 8@23c: broilers
12Q22c; capons, 17d28c fowls. 8GI5c:
DUCKS 10Q13c: Long Island ducks 156
l6c Live poultry-Steady; geese, 7@I2c:
turkeys. 12@ 1Sc: ROSTERS, &c: ducks, IA
12c; fowls, 12@17c; chickens. 10d15c;
capons, 14d22c; broilers, 12@15c. Cheese
omoIDull; state whole milk, fancy to specials,
2OH2 FL 12c; young Americas 1924 a 13I5c
Butter-Receipts, 8,174 packages: market
unsettled; creamery, higher than extras
1921 score, 20G BIC: first SO to 90 score
1154 a 19c; seconds. 1914 617A; Centralized
80 score. @2012c; centralized So to az
score, 1874 19c centralized 81 to 81
score. 16A a l714c; ladies current make
extras, ia 1712c; firsts, 156I51ac: packing
STOCK, current make No. l. 13c; packing
stock. current make No. 2. 12c. Eggs-Re7
cclpts, 5,430 cases; market. firm: special
packs, Including unusual hessery seIec-
tons 26@31 l2c; StanGards 27c frsts 23c.
mediums 16l2c; dt~tios, tic; checks, 15c.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
RU Tinted press

CHICAGO, Dec s-wheat-No sales.
Corn (old)-Yellow No. 2, 50I4 "a Sic; No.
3, 5024c; white No g. Sic Corn new
Mixed No 2. 4894c No. 3. 48d4sIac; No.
4, 48d48l4c; yellow No. 2, soc; No g. asa
ACC; No. d 4712@49 No. S. 48l4c No s,
45c; white No. O. 1917 n soc: sample. 33m
39c. Oats-White No. O. 36a4 a 37l4c: No.
g. 36G3614c; No. 4. 34ia; sample, 80 &C.
Rye-No sales; barley. no sales, quotable
s1G@Gss5 cssb proSSonLarG $685.
loose, $3.50: leaf, $4.75; bellies. $3.50
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NEW YORK COFFEE FUTURES
CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET
By United Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Apples- Michigan
Jonathans, S135@1.50; Mcintosh, $l.25q
1.75 Carrots-Illinois, 5o@75c bushel
Southern green, $125@2.l5 hampers;
wax. s275 best. Mushrooms Illinois
15@3 0c, lib. carton. Cucumbers-South-
house. s2d3. Tomatoes California, sl75d
225; Illinois and Ohio dollhouse, 75d8 5c.
Leaf lettuce-Illinois dollhouse, 12l2c box.
Cabbage-Wiseonsin. s2.25d2.50, 100-lb.
sack. Sweet Potatoes-Tllinois. STA LIS;
Indiana. $3.50 Onion market-Western
yellows. 70@921zc: westerns. central west
ern white, S1.35d1.50.
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Wall Street
The Street Hears Best Joke of Season; Underwriters
Have Better Opinion of Themselves
BY RALPH HENDERSON,
Times Special Financial Writer

shining brightly everything
today been working
securities It wasn't
the would be amended that
provisions had to do
anything Of
less of nightmare for
such practices looking at them
through of microscope and peering their
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Chicago Futures Range
TUXEDO CASH GRAN

TOLEDO, Dec. 9-(Grain in elevators.
transit billing l-Wheat-No 2 red 8912m
9O!2c. CornSNo, 2 yellow. $50 sec. Oats
No white. 4o1a@4112c. Rye-No. O.
Wheat-No / red 86d 86iac: No. red IS
dc; Corn-No. 2 yellow, 5OG SIC; No. 3
yellow. 4si2G 5lci No. yellow, 47ls 481ac:
white. 37l2 38lac; No. white, 36G3715c
Clover-December So March. S825. Alsiks
Cash, So So December, S870
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Dives From Taxi, Arrested

Miss Ruth Rosenthal, %, Puritan
hotel, was held on intoxication
charges today after a taxicab driver,
Roscoe Moss, rs, 1923 Marion street,
reported to police that Miss Rosen-
thai leaped from his cab last night
at the canal and Ohio street.
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET


CHICAGO Dec. -Apples-Michigan
i' ?f5 Spies, $3.50 50. carrots-Iilinois,
5O96oc bushel Spinach-Illinois. 50c9$1
wax best. So. Mushrooms-Illinois, 15@25c
lib cartons Cucumbers-Southern, $225
@2.75 bushel. Toma toes-California 81 so
az; Illinois and Ohio dollhouse. 75@ 85c.
Leaf lettuce-Illinois dollhouse, 1914 also
box Celery-Michigan 25@75c square
crate. Cabbage -Wisconsin, $2G2. so 100
ID SACK. Sweet potatoes-Illinois, 81 rs
@135. Onion market: Western Valentias
a5M95c: central western YelloWs 85M9212c.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at a. M:
Northwest wind, 10 miles an hour:
temperature, II; barometric pres
sure, 1923 at sea level; general con-
ditions, high, broken Clouds CELL
ing unlimited; visibility, 10 miles.
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Mrs. Buchanan to Speak

Mrs. c. j. Buchanan will lecture
at the Marott at 10 tomorrow on
the Book of Peter, known as The
Book of the Magical Touch" The
final lecture of the Bible class will
be given Dec. 10.
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INDIANA LUMBER MEN
PLAN MEETING HERE
Association Will Observe 35th Ami
versary Jan. 10.

Thirty-fifth anniversary of the
Indiana Hardwood LumbermenS
Association will be observed at the
annual convention here Jan. 10 in
the SEVERN, it was announced today
by Daniel H. Sanders, South Bend,
program committee chairman.
The meeting will bring several
hundred lumbermen here from In
diana and other states, according
to G. Fred Klee, secretary. Robert
E. Hollowell, indianapolis, is enter
tainment committee chairman.
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STOCK SHARES
RESUME RALLY
IN FAST TRADE
Strong Demand Sends List
Fractions to Over 2
Points Higher.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Satur-
day: High l03.04 low 100 10, last 1902 90,
up lss: average OF twenty rails, 42l2.
II 90. ~ OF. up SO: average Of twenty util-
tiles %. 81. % 80. 1857, up .19; average of
forty bonds 90 So IN g.
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Federal Farm Loan Bonds
by Blyth 81 Co.. Inc.)
The Days Forecast
Weather forecasts as given by the
United States weather bureau fol-

weather forecasts as given by the
United States weather bureau fol-
low:
Enthusiastically fair. somewhat cold
er IN northeast and extreme southeast
portions tonight. tomorrow increasingly
cloudy slowly rising temperatures prob
ably snow in west portion in afternoon.
indianapolis and Vicinity-Fair and con-
unued cold tonight with lowest tempera-
ture about II, tomorrow. increasing cloud
mess With slowly rising Temperature
West Virginis-Partly cloudy and cold
er tonight with light snow in northern
portion. tomorrow partly cloudy.
Kentucky-Fair and colder tonight: to-
morrow slowly rising Temperature in
central and west portions
Ohio-Partly cloudy and colder with
light snow in northeast portion tonight:
tomorrow partly cloudy. slowly rising tenn
perature n west portion.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-HigheSt
temperatures yesterday and lowest
last night in twenty cities as re-
r,or+ed hv the uraather hllreau.
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SHOT ENDS ARGUMENT

Serious Wound Incurred by New
Goshen Man; AssaiIant Missing.
By Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Dec. 11.-Police
today are searching for Elmer Will
liams, so, in connection with the
shooting and serious wounding of
Samuel Groves, 81, New Goshen
filling station attendant.
Williams, with two companions,
yesterday had come to the filling
station in Williams truck. when an
argument developed about the
amount of gasoline that had been
pumped into the truck tank. The
three went away, Williams return
ing with gun and firing two shots
at Groves, leaving him in critical
condition. d.
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shoulders to they had begun TO grow tals Every
time they went out they imagined people were point
ing their fingers at them They had even begun to
look upon each other with more than the usual dis
trust.
But recently one Of their number made a dis
covery In going through his old files he found the
original offering prospectus of vending company
stock which had made a VIGOROUSLY bad showinx
It is currently quoted at 1-16 bid The circular
of the glowing pieces Of literature to
come out of the Street 1t projected earnings for
the next five years and the net profits anticipated
ran into many millions
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u. S. Government Bonds
BIZ Lnited Prcaa

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Closing Liberty
tDecimals represent thirty-seoondsl
Liberty
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Retail Coal Prices
DOMESTIC RETAIL PRICES

The following prices represent quota
tons from leading Indianapolis coal deal
ers. A cash discount Of Is cents per ton
is allowed.
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dence that the mghtest trip He lost time in
telling friends about
throughout the financial
chief Of discussion luncheon tables
commanding high
Let be said the favor however there suggestion
help put proposed
AS already observed the served chiefly the
spirits of the underwriters provide them with the best joke they
years.
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Brokers Imbibe SparingIy

very celebrating post
prohibition
Luncheon Club mbbed similar conditions
prevailed the other famous the financial district
This not especially surprising however dealing securities
rather the
ct obked watch their carefully these
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Dec. IL
Net balance for 9, nos oee am =.
Misc int Rec. rcpts Z S09 3o3 81 ~
customs rcpts mo. to date 1908 404 oe
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Circular in Demand

And reading down through the list of directors he
came upon the name of who occupies today
very high position in the deal administration He
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Chicago Stocks
BY Abbott. Hopoip 81 &C

(Total Sales. $4,000 shares)
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Bank CIearings
indianapolis Statement
TREASURY STATEMENT

o,,, Dec. Il
Debts .,. $50 5a 70 IVY IVY ~ UO