davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-11-05
VIAJERoS

Por ell tren de anoche salio para
Navojoa. acompahada de sus pc
quehos hijos la sehora Margarita
Tirado de Ramos, esposa del Co
bernador del Estado ingeniero Ra-
mon Ramos. La acompaha tam
bien su sobrina la seforita Maria
Robinson. Fue ~despedida en- la es-
tacion por su esposo y numerosa
amistades.
. Procedente de Cumpas ACADIA de
llegar n esta ell doctor Salvador
Perez Alvarez, hablendose hospe-
dado en- ell Hotel Moderno. El
mencionado facultativo Sc
ira radicado desde hace algunos
meses en- esa p%obiacion y su viaje
a esta capital obedece a asuntos
~partlculares.
La opinión., 1935-11-05
ADHESION AL COMITE
PRO-VICIL

NUEVA YORK, Noviembre A.
FL senior Pedro JuArez Cano. Sc
c~retario de la Confederation La
tinoAmer'cana, association de a
racter cfvico con sede en- Nueva
York, nos comunica la n%oticia de
haher ~despachado el certificado de
adhesion de dlcho centric latinoa-
mericano. al "Comi,e Central Anne
ricano para ell Premio Nobel de la
Paz". a favor del dist'nguido hu-
manista uruguayo don Constancio
c. Vigil.
Sobre esta solicitud nos ocupare-
mos mas ampilamente la proxima
semana.
La opinión., 1935-11-05
SENSIBLE DEFuNcIoN

Antier falleci6 en- Ciudad obre-
ION rodeado de su esposa e hijos
ell s FOR don Felipe Maytorena, per-
soma muy es'imab'e y e~mparentado
con viejas familias de Guaymas. de
donde era ~originario. El finado
hacfa seis amos sc habfa ira '1dado
a Ciudad Obregon. an donde habia
es' ahlecido su r~es'dencia.
La opinión., 1935-11-05
travesfa.

travesfa.
No podia faltar ell per'odIsta in
discreto que pres untara al ilustre
huesped 81 pensaba buscar contra
tos con compahfas de cine, a 10 que
rep.ic6 Don Juan:
Las pelfculas siempre me han
~interesado mucho- como especial
DOR.
En- Ell muelle Sc encontraban es
perando a los Infantes su hernia
no mayor. Don Alfonso de B6rb6n
Condo de Covadonaa y la Condesa
yarios miembros de la familia Tor
lonia. emparentados con Ia tnfan-
Ia Doha Beatriz y un grupo de IN
limos. los cuales subj ron a bordo
en- cuanto atraco ell buque.
Los hermanos y sus consortes sc
a. razaron t ernamente y pasaron
al suite de Don Juan a zanzibar
lmpresiones.
Durante su permanencia aqui.
los ~Infantes Sc ~hospedaran en- ell
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria.
La opinión., 1935-11-05
SUERTE DEL
GOBER R
SERA RESUELTA
Este asunto no hsbis sido
tratado en- la Csmsra por
la falta de quorum"

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Nov 4.
-(EXclusivo).-La session anuncia-
Ga para hoy en- el Senado para ira
tar del case del Estado de Guerre-
70 o sea de 10 que va Sc considera-
ba como la desapHricion de pode.
res, no pudo ~efectuarse. como ha
bia sucedido en- repetidas ocasiones
an e%riores. por la falta de quorum:
La s'suiente tenta'iva fue seha-
lada para ma5ana martes. habiendo
Ia posihilidad de que entonces 81 Sc
reunira el ndmero de representan-
ties necesario para para sesionar.
La opinión., 1935-11-05

jeto de que presenter pianos para
adaptarlos a las exigencias higis-
Meas que reclama ell DEPARTMENT.
de Salubridad.
Sc encuentra dependiendo de es-
tos servicios sanitarios un inge-
Micro sanitario que Sc encarga de
este trabajo supervisando los pla-
nos que Sc lie han estado presen-
tando a la Jefatura de Servicios
~Sanitarios de Salubridad.
La opinión., 1935-11-05
PoR Ell REGlsTRo CIVIL

NIcIMIENToS:-Fue presentado
para su inscription la nina Maria
del Carmen Ceballos, hija del senior
Mariana Ceballos y de su se1ora
esposa Guadalupe f. de Ceballos.
nacida el dia 9 de agosto del pre-
sente aho.
. Ell niho Enrique octavio Montljo,
MILO del senior Abel MontiJo y de su
sonora esposa Amelia Salazar de
Montijo. nacio en- la casa situada
en- la esquina de las GALES Rosa
les y del Carmen, ell dia % de sep
tiembre del presente ano.
La opinión., 1935-11-05

posas de los rotarios Sc reunlran
mahana por la taroe EN- Ell Casino
de Sonora. para llevar a un estudio
oil desarrollo de actiyidades que en-
prenderan en- La Semana del Nj
no.. i%niciativa que como Sc sabe.
partio de dicha organization.
Para hacer mas efectiva lie reu-
MON de mahana. la Direcciva de
las senoras rotar as lnvitara n las
concurrentes con ~refrescos. Esta-
ran presentes para informar sobrc
los trabajos de la Semana del Milo.
los miembros del Comite respecti-
La opinión., 1935-11-05
Ell CONSUME DE CERVE-
IA EN- E. UNID0S

WASHINGTON, D. c., Noviem-
bre 4.-Ei Departments de Colec-
zion de lmpuesios del Ministerio
de Hacienda, ha dado a conocer
que durante ell mes de Septt.embre
del presente aho. furon consumi-
dos en- TODD Ell pals. S,s6S,467 ba-
La opinión., 1935-11-05
A LOS CONSTRUCTORS
DE FINcAS

La Jefatura de los S~ervicios
Coordlnados de Salubridad ha ex-
tendido una convocatoria que ha
aparecido en- la prensa local. comu-
nicando a los co~ntratlstas. maestros
de albahileria y dennis constructo-
e de casas de hahitacion. etc, de-
ben pasar q esa oficina con ell OBJ
La opinión., 1935-11-05

continoe 81 sdueseI6n pov medic
de Ia ieeturs. Nunea es tards para
sprender pids hoy mismo nuestro
e~stsloao do iibros GRATIS. 90 IL
BRE7H lozANo. 2o3 North Los
Anpsles Street. Los Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-11-05
NUEVo AGENTE BANcARio

FL senior Roberto Marcor que es-
tuYo por algunos meses desempe-
nando ell puesto de contador de esta
Sucursal del Banco Nacional de
Mexico, ha pasado a Guayinas y
desde aver Sc ha hecho cargo de
la agenc n, interinamente, del men,
cionado institute b%ancario, mientras
dura Ia ausencia del senior Carlos
Bulle. que desde luego ha comen-
zado a gozar de licencia por un
w,r
La opinión., 1935-11-05
rifles de ~ceryeza.

rifles de cerYeza.
En- toda la nacion existen 6S5
fabricas de ceryeza, con una pro
ducci6n mensual de unos cineo MI
Homes de barriles, En- ell Estado
de Nueva York existen e. ~tabricas.
cuya production calculase de mas
de un million de barriles mensua-
les.
La opinión., 1935-11-05
DE SAHUARtPA

De Sahuaripa. donde estuvo por
espaclo de dos semanas. regreso a
esta ell senior Antonio A. S~iIueiros,
diputado al Congress- Local, re-
preseniante de aquel Dls'rito y
Pres dente actual del Comlte Eje-
cutivo del Partido Nacional Revo-
lucionario. 10 ha acompahado en-
su viaje a esta capital Ell senior
Loreto Aguilar H., Presidente Mu-
niclpal de Mulatos.
Durante su estancia en- oquel
Distrito, ell diputado Sique o hi
20 extensa propaganda ell favor de
la Segunda Exposition Industrial,
Aqricola y Ganadera de Sonora. que
Sc verificara en- noviembre proximo
CT esta capital.
REUNION DE LAS sENoRAs EN-
Ell CASINO DE SONORA
Ell contingente de las sehoras es-
La opinión., 1935-11-05

neTSe en- pTdCd
ca 10 mas prom
to possible, pues
de 10 contrario
Sc CORE ell ries-
go de que oil nal
avance al segun
do y tereer gra-
do, en- cuyo ca
so la curaeion
es dilatsds y a
veees impossible.
la enferme-
dad puede u
rarte durante I'm
aho, tods e
que SO hsaa use
dal frakamianfn
La opinión., 1935-11-05
I'd. Enfermo!

Consuite al Herbaiista mas an
tisuo en- 81 Sur de California
Las famosas yerbss medioInsisa
chinss e dsran silvlo permsrsnts.
Son puras. no gentlemen drogas W.
nenosss
La opinión., 1935-11-05
FALLEclo Ell sESoR LAOS

Noticias recibidas de Guadalaja-
ra. Jalisco, dan cuenta de que n
tier fallecio On aquella gan pobia-
cion ell senior Arturo Laos. Sub
contador General del Ferrocarril
Sud Pacffico de Mexico y persona
ampliamente conocida en- la red
ferrocarrilera m~exicana. originario
de Guaymas.
Ell finado Sc encontrata r~ecluiuo
desde hace algunos dias EN- ell Hos
pital de la empresa del F%errocarril
Sud -Pacifico de Mexico, EN- donde
lie sorprendio la muerte.
La opinión., 1935-11-05

tonnage Reumatismo. Ca
tarro. vejiga. Rihones HI
gado. Solitaria. Euferms-
dades del Puimon, Nervio-
sidad. Des0rdenes De b
Sangre. i.lHRas y Dolen-
elias Piernas FistuIas Ma
La opinión., 1935-11-05
NOTAS DE HERMOSILLO

de Rico. italiano duro como para
rayar, m~antequilla y demas deriva-
dos de la leche y de los sueros de
las leches.
Tienen pensado establecer en- la
Exposition Industrial, Agricola y
Ganadera de Sonora I'm pabellon pa
"a dar a conocer sus productos.
La opinión., 1935-11-05
pREcios De s 10.
EpicIoN pIARlA
en- la riudad, Dorieillo. Dor
n R,rr.

Los pre- ios De susorireion %on
en- nooeda de ios estsdes Uni
dos. los pseos deben hseerfs DO
adelsntsdo en- GIRO oostai o De
Express o en- ctr sobre Nuevs
York 0 Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-11-05
LA ! n

An independent DsTy Newsns
Published ty the Lozsno News
papers. Inc. every morning
Los Angeles Ca ifornia.
SUBSCRIPTION or,ees 'r the city,
month. 500; 8 months $50.
one yea. s120oi Outsider tire,
months. s2ooi 9 months, 81 90
one year. $3.50 - foreign coun
tries; 9 months. $500 8 months.
$500; ore yea $1,000.
Sunday Editions only. ou'side
Q months. $780, re year. 81 90
Foreign eountriesi one wear IS. g
Telephone Mutual o772
Los Angeles. c ifornia
Vol. x.-Number 81, Tuesday,
EAl- annE
La opinión., 1935-11-05

Perdido en- los bosques de Abisinia, ell hom-
bre mono no tenia ninguna ocupac.5n urgen-
te. Ell guerrero de coraza de marfil desperto
la euriosidad dc Tsrzan a tai punto que (
tomo la decision de resolver ell enigma que re-
presentabs su nuevo conoeido. p>-o eli cam
bio de ideas entire los dos hombs-s sa muy
difieultoso
La opinión., 1935-11-05
FUE -coNpEcoRADo UN
MILlTAR

I'll Gobierno del Estado otorgo
n medalla de orc al teniente CO.
ronei Dolores Matus por sus impor-
'antes serviclos prestado durante
la campaha del yaqui.
El acto en- que lie fue impuesta
la medalla alusiva tuyo verificatiyo
aver en- Guaymas. Son., imponien-
do la confederation Ell Jefe de la
G~uarnicion de la Plaza coronel Ar
nulfo Palomera Lopez ante los je-
fes. oficiales y tropa que Sc halla-
ban frances.
Despues Ell teniente coronel Ma
tus fue ~agasaiado por sus conpa-
1ercs de armas organizandose un
fiesta en- su honor que ddro por
algunas horas.
La opinión., 1935-11-05
AGRAciADA CON uN HER
MOSO RADIO

En- ell bale o~rganizado por ell Club
de Costureras que preside la sefo-
rita Alicia Miranda, ell pasado do
mingo en- Ell Casino de Sonora, lie
TOGO ser agraciada en- la rita de un
RADIO que Sc sorted entire las per-
sonas que tomaron n1meros, la Sc
horita Carmen Gonzalez. la cual fue
muy felicitada por tai motive.
El menclonado festival termino
a las primeras horas del domingo.
no decayendo nj un solo momento
Ia animnci6n
La opinión., 1935-11-05

Por MONTE sALvIN, N D.
~TRATAMIENTo DE CIERTA
ENFERMEDAD DE LA
SANGRE

Como digo en- mi artieulo an.
terror, el tratamiento de ests en-
fermedad de Ia sansre debe POI
La opinión., 1935-11-05

Ell extranjero dio a entender, por sehas. a
Tarzan, que quisiera que este 10 acompa5sra.
Durante las largas semanas que los hombres
~viajaron iuntos, TarzSn termino por compren-
der ell lengusie de su eompanero. Lejos de
ellos, un leon de me'ena negrs. humesba oil
suelo' a la manera de un perro de caEa. IQue
significaba su eondueta7
La opinión., 1935-11-05
lei Case de Guerrero va al Senado Hoy
8uscan IN Presidente r epublicano

A MEDIA que pasm los dias y que
las actiUidades en- favor de la nomina-
cion de elementos para oeupGr la pre-
sidencin de Estados Unidos, en- ell cam
La opinión., 1935-11-05

Su muerte Sc presento de una
manera repentina. pues un ataque
cardiaco puso fin a su c~x.stencia.
La opinión., 1935-11-05
Los Angeles, California

cf ~ n luey.
Muy EstimR do Sr. y
amigo Por N presen-
to manifesto q I'D mis-
agradecimientos por sus
atenciones Que tuvo q
bten concederme parG
ser curado de "a enfer-
medal que me aQueJa.
Da M CtAn00 nt1a rar1
La opinión., 1935-11-05

po republican, Sc perfilan va las seis
figuras que Sc incluyen en- la compost
cion.
La opinión., 1935-11-05

Orara M sa I'D de % manera con Cus
q me trato sin necesidad de ser
operado del Apendice y ba stando aus
medicinas para aiiviarme hoy q "a.
las gracins Y ale empire recomendarA n
I'D a los %pacientes mis- conocidos
conociendo su ha bilidad pa RI uatay
las Intermediates.
'iedo de I'd afmo , o G. , amiro
Rev. JOSE GUTIERREZ, Curs Parrs.
co. lgiesis dc Mira Sra de 0~uadaIups
La opinión., 1935-11-05

Vol. X.-Number 81, Tuesday,
November 9Th. 1885.
La opinión., 1935-11-05

les De los bOmDTes appointments
para Ma es de las muJeres y murhas
otrns enfermedRdes os precios de
los amientos son n ny rasonabies.
Venga a VERNE o escriba ire my mismo
coNSUtTAs GRATIS
UNA PRuEBA MAS sopre In flea
cha de las Yerbas M~edicinales 'hiLas.
Lea ei siguienis .estimoniot
The Washington times., 1935-10-10
Jesse Jones Doomed
For President i'm 40

Jesse Jones for President in
1910.
Friends here today learned that
that move already has been
started by Texas friends and as
sociates of the chairman of the
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton.
The boom to secure the Demo
cratic nomination for Mr.. Jones
to succeed President Roosevelt in
1910 was started in Austin this
week when his portrait was hung
in the State Senate chamber.
During the unveiling, Attorney
General Williams McCraw said:
The eyes and the hearts
and the minds of America
should turn toward Houston in
1910, and 1t Is our greatest
wish that you shall ride down
Pennsylvania Avenue while the
The Washington times., 1935-10-10
A. F. |. SEEKS
CRASH PROBE

Don Fitzpatrick, president Of
the Chicago American Federation
Of Labor, yesterday wired the La
Dor Department demanding an in
vestigation into the crash Of the
giant United Airline plane near
Cheyenne on Monday with a loss
of IL lives.
Fitzpatrick charged that the
liner may have been deliberately
disabled by foes of the Aircraft
Mechanics Union Of Chicago.
The labor leader pointed out
that the United Airline operators
of the craft recently transferred
their shops from Chicago to Chey-
enne. He charged the line did
this in order to avoid employment
Of union aircraft mechanics.
The Washington times., 1935-10-10
DAHLIA PRIZES
TO BISHOP

TAKOMA PARK, Md, Oct. 10.
John L. Bishop, president of the
Woodbridge, D. c., Garden Club,
with his prize dahlia, amelia
Earhart," last night won the
award presented for the best
dahlia placed on exhibition in the
eighteenth annual dahlia show of
the Takoma Park Horticultural
Club, held in the local fire de-
partment building yesterday. In
addition to this, Mr.. Bishop cap
tured eight first prizes in various
other classes.
The second largest number of
first awards went to j. Leslie
Bowling, of Takoma Park, Md,
who was awarded first ribbons in
five classes.
The Washington times., 1935-10-10

band plays Hail to the Chief"
During the ceremony a tele-
gram from Senator Josiah w.
Bailey CD Of North Carolina
was read:
maybe in 1910 well be look
ing to you to lead our party to
victory. You've proved yourself
Of presidential caliber."
The portrait of Mr.. Jones was
painted by Edward Pizella, widely
known Washington artist.
The Washington times., 1935-10-10
1,41e Students at Lehish

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. 10.
The students at Lehigh University
this year represent 20 States and
one foreign country, Mexico. In
recent years as high as a dozen
foreign countries were represented.
The total enrolment of l,418 stu.
dents is the highest since. 1881.
The Washington times., 1935-10-10
Red Cross Aids Ethiopia
international News Service

The Red Cross today authorized
its 3,700 chapters to receive con.
tributions for a fund to assist the
Ethiopian Red Cross, burdened by
the demands of war. The Italian
Red Cross reported it did not
REQUIRE assistance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-07
SIX-HOUR DAY
THOUGHT ONLY
JOB SOLUTION
Plan for Raised Wages and
Shorter Work Period
Is Advocated.
Times Special

Times Special
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Nov. T.
The six-hour day with wages raised
TO compensate for the shorter work.
ing period is the only solution for
the unemployment problem, w. e
Kellogg, cereal manufacturer, IS
serted today in announcing the
highest wage scale in the history OF
the Kellogg Co.
The new scale results from an
average increase of 12.5 per cent
which applies to all male factory
workers and which will be retro
active to Oct. %. Under it the
min:IAum wage, paid janitors and
other unskilled workers, is increased
from 81 to $3.50 for a six-hour day
the highest in the company's his
tory.
Wages in the higher brackets,
which include most of the company S
men employees, are increased in
proportion. Wages Of women en-
ployes were raised two years ago SO
that their earnings for six hours
work equal those previously paid
for eight hours.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-07
MARKET
MOVES HIGHER;
RECEIPTS DROP
General Bulk Up 5 Cents;
Cattle Trade Slow,
Unchanged.

With slight drop in receipts at
the indianapolis Union Stockyards
today, the pork market managed to
recover part of yesterdays decline.
The market generally was cents
higher, with underweights up 10 to
IS cents.
Receipts we're estimated at only
5000, the lightest supply on hand
this week Holdovers, however, num-
bered 121 despite the light supply.
The top price today held at $3.50.
The bulk of 100 to 275 pounds,
sold at $685. to S945, while heavier
grades scaling from 275 pounds and
upward, brought SO to $3.50. Light
slaughter pigs, weighing from 100
to 100 pounds, were salable at S8.75
to 1920. Good grades of packing
sows cashed in at So to SS.75.
Trading again was slow in the
cattle market with only few
steers and heifers available. The
bulk of steers was valued to sell I'M
der SO. Cows We're steady at most
" $3.50 to Sc. Receipts numbered
1000. With practically no demand
prevailing, vealers moved sharply
so cents to 81 lower than yesterdays
best average.
The bulk of good and choice
grades sold from $1,000 to $11. Re-
ceipts we're 600. Lambs displayed a
steady trading range, with the bulk
of better grade eve and wether
kinds selling at 1925 to $40. Bucks
were discounted from SO cents to
81. Slaughter sheep sold at SO to
IS. Receipts numbered 5000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-07
On Commission ROU

Quotations below subject TO change are
average wholesale prices being offered to
buyers by local commission dealers:
Fruit-Cranberries. early blacks. 25-lb.
box ssSe PeaTsSM snsida b gart is Is
Casabas 50 IS; Persians. s2.so. Bananas
- hands a pound. Sisc. Grapes-Michi-
gan, l2-ot basket, S5c. Persimmons-In-
diana, l2-pt.. case. 81. Approximations
Jonathans, siis9i2s, Summer Ramoos.
81 DELICIOUS. si2sgi'So; Weaithys, 81;
ssos, $3.50 Grapefruit Texas. s4s to 7os,
$3.50 Limes-Mexiean q carton lis, 20c /;
Persian seedless hundred. So.
vegetables-Beans. green. round string.
less bu.. $3.50. Beets-Home grown, doE..
zoe. Cabbage-New York. 5o-lb. bag.
7se. carrots-Homs grown and OHIO, s5c;
York. crate, 81 so; Long Island, large crate,
si.sS. Celery-Michisan, washed and
trimmed extra large. sSc: jumbo dos..
4sc. Cucuinbers--Hothouse, doz. box,
sass; Kaie-Home grown, bu.. soc. Lettuce
grown leaf iS-le; basket. sl.le. Endiye-
grown. crate. ss25: small basket 4oc Mint
-Doz., soc. MustaTd-Home grown, bu,
soc. Onions-Indiana yellow. 50-lb. bag.
eoc; Indiana white 5o-lb. bag. 81: western
srown, dOz:; sse. Peas-Telephone, ham
ID. bag, $50: michigan Round White, 100
ID. bag, $3.50. Early Ohios. hu.. si45:
idaho RNssets. 81 10. Sweet potatoes-In-
diana Jerseys. bus. $3.50 Radishes-Ohio,
buttons; doS baskets: 4se, ssge-Doz.,
hu;, soc; bunch, dog, asc tomatoes
California. repacked. l0-lb. carton. Sil5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-07
AGAINST UNLIMITED
POWER, VOTE SHOWS
Board of Trade Ballots on
Chamber Referendum.

Forty members of the governing
board of the Board of Trade cast
their vote against unlimited Fed
eral powers and activities in bust
ness at a recent meeting when they
voted on Referendum SO of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States.
This referendum is on the report
of the special committee on trends
in Federal legislation and is limit
ed to members of the national
Chamber It's purpose is to ascertain
the opinion of the commercial Or
CARNATIONS of the country
Tabulation of the national vote
will be after Nov. %, 1885, when all
ballots are supposed to be in.
The questions concerned and the
action Of the board are as follows:
l. Should there be extension of
Federal jurisdiction into matters of
state and local concern? Vote-Op-
posed.
2. Should the Federal government
at the present time exercise Federal
spending power without relation to
revenues? Vote-Opposed.
3. Should there be government
competition with private enterprise
for regulatory or other purposes?
Vote-Opposed.
4. Should all grants of authority
by Congress to the executive de-
partment of the Federal govern
ment be within clearly defined
limits? Vote-In favor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-07
NezO York Stock EXCHANGE Prices
BIZ United Fress

~ tHtttN fItoS
NEW YORK, Nov. THE stock
market readily absorbed profit
taking today-after the sharply
higher 100000 share day yesterday
and moved irregularly higher in
trading that in the first hour was at
a four million share pace.
General Motors held its new 1885
high at 581a and then slipped to
fractional loss. Other new 1885 highs
included General Electric 371s, Cen
eral Asphalt at 203., Johns Manville
at "a, Loews at 50$l, Mid Continent
Petroleum at 1875, National Cash
Register at 81, Philip Morris at 63l2,
Western Union at 65l4, youngstown
Sheet and Tube at 349s.
All eased from these highs, some
to fractional losses, but the trend
continued irregularly higher. Out
standing changes included Coca
Cola at a record high of 290, up 10.
Dupont, one of yesterdays active
performers, dropped 2 points to
1892.
Silver shares weakened, American
Smelling losing Ia to 58A, Cerro
De Pasco 112 to 1914, and U. S.
Smelling ia to 96A. Pullman was
IL lower at 34A. Rails and util-
tiles were mixed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-07
Other livestock
LBV United Press

coo. including 1000 directs. mostly steady
age; 100 to $50 lbs. S9.20G9.35; top S935;
290 to $50 lbs, sea go; better grade lao to
1870 lbs. $8.7509.25; best sows, SO. so. Cat
tle-Receipts, 5000; calves, 1900; lower
grade steers and yearlings predominating;
mostly grassy and short fed kinds; trade
very droWsy and weak; largely so cents
under week ago; meager supply better
grades steady at sl1 upward; no strictly
choice heavies here; best -yearlings SIPS;
top on weighty steers. s12; bulk. of steers
crop promises to sell at SO downward:
stockers and feeders very slow; she stock
bulls and vealers generally steady. Sheep
Receipts. 5000; very slow; fat lamb in
dications 25 to mostly so cents lower: or
$3.50 down on bulk good, to choice natives
above: sheep weak; feeding. lamb quality
g p 56n as yet few sales; slaughter ewes,
FIT WAYNE. Nov. Hogs 1oc higher;
100 TO 100 lbs, 1925; 1870 to 200 lbs. s915;
200 to 220 lbs, S9.05; 220 to $40 lbs, So 95;
240 to % lbs, Sc 80; 280 to 800 lbs, So 10:
300 to $50 lbs. $3.50; 140 to 100 lbs
So; II TO lao lbs, s8.75; 100 to 10 lbs
81 $40 Iam Rougs ss So SITS; stays So; calves
NJ IAEAYETJ g6o Noy 7Hog market to
to 325 lbs, $500 to S9.05; 140 to 200 lbs,
Eoaghs $3.50 down. caves ayes; SO "a down S'1 n.
Lambs, 50 down
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-07
FLETCHER BANK CALLS
5 PER CENT BONDS
Directors to Retire S252,5OO in Re-
funding Program.

Directors of the Fletcher Joint
Stock Land Bank have called for
retirement, $252,500 of 5 per cent
bonds due Nov. 1, 1852, and May /,
1858, according to an announcement
made today by William B. Schiltges,
vice president of the company.
Refunding of $3,739,5OO in 5 per
cent and 512 per cent bonds of the
Joint Stock Land Bank into lower
yield issues has been accomplished
during the current year, it was re-
ported. The new call for the issues
is payable May l, 1885.
Holders of the bonds issued Nov.
l, 1922, and May l, 1923, maturing
Nov. l, 1852 and 1858, but callable
Nov. l, 1882, and May l, 1888, or any
interest paying period thereafter,
will be given the privileges of ex-
changing their issues for a new
series of bonds, H. F. Clippinger,
vice president of the Fletcher Trust
Co., announced Interest on the new
issues will be fixed as of May l, 1886.