Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 144, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1922 — Page 10

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ftllL BUS SHOW STRENGTH WITH LOAK GIUS Drop in Consolidated Gas Features Irregular Movement of Industrials. i PRESSURE FORCES REACTION New York Central Leads Active Rails in Break to High , Mark of 101. Twrnty active industriai stocks Wednesday averagcd 59.55, off .55%; twenty attive raila averaged 93.06, up Bir United Financial NEW TORK, Oct. £6.—The Wall Street Journal today savs: Partial explanatlon for thè recent strength of thè rails was fumished by fìgures showing loadings for thè week ended Oct. 14. of 983,470 cars, an increate of 15.*01 over thè preceding week. New York Central, Reading and Baltimore & Ohio scored fractional gains at thè openlng of trading on thè Xew York stock exehange today. The Industrials wore Irregular. Consolidated Gas receded to 141% iti thè early trading against a high of 144 Wednesday. refleeting bellef that no stop would he taken regarding capitai readjustment at today’s meeting. Ileavj- Pressure on Industrials Industrials were a gain subjeeted to heavy pressure in thè first hour and Steel common. Baldwin, Studebaker and Mexican Petroleum broke to new lows on thè reaction. Eut even while thls section was distinctly weak, rails contlnued strong. X'ew York Central advanced to around thè year's high at 101 and other active tarriers reflected good buylng. Steel common was also well supported around 106 on expectation that optimistic predictions wlll be plentlful when dose to 1,500 Steel manufacturers gather for semi-annual meeting of thè American Iron and Steel Instltute tomorrow.

LCCAL BANK CLEARINGS . loci raspolla back clearing* Wtdnrertag w< - t $o,G02.000: batik debita ere .$5.535,000. NEW YORK MONEY MARKET By United Financial XEW YORK. Oct. 25.—Thera is more flerr and for stxty and ninty-day Urne loana. Maturine* from eixty day* o aix months, 4 % per cent bid. 5 per ceitt offerM. CY oimercUl caper. 4 % ®4% per cent. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Cu United Financial NEW TORK. Oct. 25.—Forco gn ex<Aar.g open ed steady. Sterlina, demand. 54 44’i ; cable* $4 44%. French. demani 7.09 %e: cable*. 7 09 %e. I.ire. demand. 4.00: caoles, 4.03 % . t-elgian, demand. Ot) 57c; cable. 00.57 %. Drachma. demand. 02.00 cable*. 02.08. >sarke. demand. ,02 “a up; cable, 00 1-1 Oc. Swiss, demani 18.26 c: cable*. 18.28 c. Guilders. demand. 39.01; cable, 39.07. Pesata*. demand. 15.23: able*. 15.25. Ewede. demani 20.68 c; cable*. 20.72. Noruar. demand. 17.94: cable, 17.98. Pano, demani 20.07 ; cable*. 20.11. NEW YORK LIBERTY BONDS —Oct. 25 Prer. High. Low Cicse. dosa. !.. R. .1H ... 101.12 101.02 101.10 101.10 !.. B. lst 4 98.50 D. B. 2d 4 98 30 98.70 1,. B. Ist4% 98.70 98.64 P 8 68 9.80 E. B M 98.66 98 44 98 48 98 08 L. B. 3d 4'e 98 88 P 8.70 98 82 98.92 L B 4th 4 ; 98 84 PS.6B 98.70 98 80 Vi-nory 4% . 100 30 100.24 100 20 100.23 Cali Vlctory .. 100.08 100.00 100.08 100.08 New G. bunds.loo.o2 99 96 99 96 100.00 MOTOR SECURITIES (By Thomson & McKlnnon) —(Jet. £6— —Closing—■ Bid. Ak. Earl Motor ............. IH IH Coi. Motor 2% 2% Packard com 18 18H Packard pld 92 94 Peerless 55 H 57 Continental Motor mm 10 10% Continental Motor pfd 101 H 103 H Hupp com 22 22% Hupp pfd 105 ... Reo Motor Car 13 H 13* Klgin Motors 1 Grant Motors H Foni of Canada ......... 385 400 National Motor* 2 3 Federai Truck 19 21 Paige Motors 24 H 25H Kepublic Truck .. 2% ACTIVE OIL STOCKS (By Thomson Se McKinnoa) —Oct. 25 Anglo-American Oli 20 V 21 Atlantic Refining, Lobo .... 8 8H Bome-Scryraeer 445 455 Buokeye Pipe Line . 94 Cheeebrough Mfg Con 196 215 Continental Oli. Colorado ..140 150 Cosden Oli and Gaa 5 11 Cresc-ent Pitie Line 35 38 Cu m ber land Pipe Ltn 152 156 K!k Basin Petc UH 11* Elrefca Pipe Line .......... 93 Pò Gaiena-S’.gnal Oli. pfd ......109 112 Gaiena-Sixnal Oli. com 50 4 51 TUinois Pipe Line ....175 177 Indiana Pipe Lino 93 96 Mirriti Oil 7*4 8 Midest Oli 2 8% Muisesl B te ...225 National Trar.slt 25 29 New York Transtt 174 177 Northern Pipe Line ........108 110 Ohio Oli 31!) 321 Penn.-Mex 25 30 Prairie Oil ar-d Gas 645 855 Prairie Pipe Line ..291 2P4 Sapulpa Hef- 3 3 Vi Solar Refin tr.g 375 400 Southern I’tpe Line 97 9 South Penn Oil 195 205 Southwest Penn Pipe Line . 60 64 Standard Oli Co. of Ir.d 124 H 125 Standard Oil Co. ot Kan....5?5 590 Standard Oil Co. of Kv 109 110 Standard Oil Co. of Neb....185 200 ttundard Oli Co. of N. Y 565 570 laudarci Oil Co. of Ohio ....530 550 Sitati A Finch 30 34 Vaeuum OU 650 655 Washington Oli 24 26 NEW YORK CURB MARKET (By Thomaou & McKlnnon) —Oct. 26 Closing Bid. A*h. Acme Pack In* 30 35 Curii Aero com 4H 5 Furti Aero pfd 24 28 Roston A 'fontana 12 13 Boston A Montana Cor. 94 88 Goldfield Cou 7 9 Jumbo Ex’ension 6 8 International Petroleum 22 22 % Kirby Oli 6H Nipissing 5H 6 Standard Motors 3H 4 Salt Creek 18* 18H Tonopah Extension.... 8 3-16 3% Tonopah Mining 2 5-16 United P S p.ew 6S 6% U. S. Tight A Heat IH 1% U. S. Ligia Se Heat pfd. 1 % 2 Wright-Martin 2 0 Yukon Gold Mine C 0... 90 100 Jerome £4 8 New Cornelia. • 17 18 United Verde 27 28Vi Sequoyah ........... 2 8 Omar OU 1% 11316Kepubiic Tire 20 40 CHICAGO STOCKS ( By Th neon * McKlnnon ) ——Oct. 25 . Open. High. Low. Close. Ar Se Co pfd 100 100 POH 99 H Con. M0t.... IO 1 * 10% 101 10 V Mont. Ward. . 21% 21% 21'* 21 *4 Stew. W arn.. 53 % 53% 521* 53 H rmon C. Se C. 64 64'4 63* 63 % Wahl 58 68 57 H 67H tVrixiejr .... 100 .... .... .... Yei Xaai.M, 74 74% 73 * 74*

New York Stocks (By Thomson A McKinnonl —Oct 23 —

RaUroads— Prev. , High. Low. Close. dose. Atchison .. .106 H 105% 106 105* AU. C. Line. 119 H lIP 1 * 119% 121 g * 0 54 4. 53 H. 64 % 5314 Can. Pacific. 146 H 145 146 146 c. Se O 76 75% 75 H 75 Vi C. Se N.W.Ry. 91 PO'* 90H 90 \ C.. R. I. Se P. 44 % 43 Vi 43 V 44 H C. Se G.W.pf. 14 H 14% 14 TANARUS Del. Se Hud. 136 H 135 135 135 H Del. & Lack .139 138 139 138*i fri* 13H 15H 15H 15H Erte Ut pfd. 24 23** 23 5 23% Gt. N. pfd... 93H 93H 93S 92' HI. Central. .113 H 113 H 113 H 113 Kan. City So. 22* 22 H 22 H X-ehigh Val.. 71H 70H 71 70V [L. Se SS 141 V 139 140 M. K. Se T.. lf*, 10H 17 'i 17 Mo. Pac. pfd. 66 H 56 H 56 H 67 W. Y. Cent. .100 S 98 100 H 98* N. 31 v* 30 30 V* 30 H North. l'sc.. 87** 86H 87 87H ÌNor. Se tVgBt.l22H 121 H 122 l i 122 H Penn. .. 49 H 48 H 49 V* 48 H Reading 87 H 84 i 86** 84 H So. Ry 25 H 25 H CSH 25* So. Pacific.. 04 94H 94H 4 St. Paul 31H 30H 31“ 31 St. Paul pfd. 48H 47 V 48 H 48 H StX.AS.ty... 35 34*s 34*. 34 V St.L.&S.tV.pf. 574 564 67 574 StX.ASJ-'.Ry. 27** 27 4 Tex. Se Pac.. 281 28 28 V 28 Union Pac. ..148* 148 148 4 148 4 Wabash 10i 10*i 10. 104 Wabah pfd. 30 30 4 30 4 30 4 Pgh. Se W. V. 39 4 38 Va 39 39 Rubber*— A!ax Rubber 14 13 4 13 4 14 Fisk Rubber. 12H 12*. 12, 12 4 Kelly Sprint. 42 42 42 42 Key T and R 64 6 4 6* 6 4 U. S. Rubber 54 * 53 54’* 55 EqiUpment*— Am C &. F. 186 4 185 186 4 186 Am Loco ...1134 127 130 1284 Baldwin L0..137. 133 4 135 4 137 4 Gen Electric.lßo4 1804 1804 1794 Lima Loco.. 58 4 67 4 58 4 59 N Y Airbke. 37 37 37 Am Stl Ad. 43 4 43 4 43 4 43 Pullman ...131** 130 1314 1314 Ry Stl Spg. 122 122 122 117 West Airbke. 98 4 98 4 98H 99 West Elee... 62 K 62 624 62Vi Steel— Beth “B" .. 73*, 72 4 73 *i 73'* Colo Fuel... 30V. 30 4 30 4 30Vi Crurible 82 4 SO** 81 82 4 Gulf State.. 88 85 4 86 4 87 4 Hack 82 4 81. 82 4 814 Mnivale ... 33*. 33 4 33 4 334 oti 10 4 104 ios ìoy* Replogle 31 30. 30 4 31V* Rep Ir Se Stl 63 4 52 4 62 4 54** Sioss Bhef. . 46*. 46 *i 46 4 ... U 8 Steel. . .107 4 106 4 106 4 107 H r S Stl pfd. 122 4 122 122 4 122 Vanadlum ..43 4 414 42 4 434 Motor*— Am Bsh Mag 39 4 38 4 38 4 40 4 Chan Motor. 614 59 S 00 4 61 v Gen Motore.. 144 14 4 14 1 * 14 4 Hupp Motore 214 214 214 22 Hud Motor. 20 4 20 4 20 4 20H Max Mo "A" 62 4 40 51 62 4 Max Mo “B" 14 4 13 4 14 4 14 4 Mack Motore 54 H 62 4 6."’ 6l* Moon Motore 13 H 13 4 ’ ,4 15 4 Kelly Wheel. 97 97 8 7 ..... Martin Perry 29 28 4 28 4 29 Pier ce Arrow 12 114 114 12 4 Studebaker .1304 1204 1274 130 S Stromberg .. 63 H 63 4 63 H 54 4 Stew. Wam.. 63 4 52 4 52 4 62 4 Willy Over. 04 64 6 4 64 Whtte Mot.. 49 48 4 48 4 49 4 Minio*— Butte C. A Z. 74 7 4 7 4 7 Butte Super. 32 4 32 4 32 4 32 . Dome Mine. 39 4 38. 39 4 39 4 Int. Nickel.. 15 4 15 4 15 4 15 4 Tex. G AS. 03' 62 62 61*. Coppers— Am. Smelt.. 60 4 59 59 4 60. Anaconda .. 51’ 50*i 61 514 Chi! Cop... 25 4 24 4 23 4 25

FOREIGN BONDS LOWER Market is Irregular IVith Sympallietic Movemrnts as Feature. By United Financial j NEW YORK. Oct. £6.—The borni i market was somewhat irregular in thè early dealings today with United States Government and foreìgn bonds inclined to ease off and with thè specj ulative rail bonds fìrm, a tone they : held In uy ni patii y with thè rail stocks. With thè foreign exehange Ust easier and with franca and lire at a new low for thè year. The new United States 4’*s went down eight cents below par at thè | openlng. They stiapped back to 100 ; however on thè next few salos. Th'I other 44 per cent bonds were stili more than a polnt under par. NEW YORK STOCK OPENING Adrance-Rumcly com 164 Allled Chemical 82* Aliij-Chalmera 46 Am. Can 72 4 Am. Car and Foundry 185 H Am. Locomotive 1304 Am. Sugar Ref 77' Am. Te! and Tel 122 4 Anaconda 50 4 Atchlaon 1064 Atlantic Gulf A W. 1 734 Austin Nichela 33 4 Paldwln Loco 134 B. A 0 64 4 Bethiehem Steel (B) 72 4 Canadian Pae. Ry 146 Central Leather 30 4 C. A O 76 Chi.. Mil. A St. Paul pfd 48 4 Chi . Rock leland A Pac 43 4 Chilll Copper 25 ! Ciuett A Pcabody 68 H Con. Osare : Columbia Ga 109 4 Coca Cola 78 1 . Coden OU 49 4 Consolidated Gas 142 Continental Can 97 Com Products 127 . Crucible Steel 81 - Davlson Chem 32 4 Dela. A Hudson 135' : Pome Minea 39 4 Erie lst pfd 23 4 . Fr.dicott and J. General Aephalt 69®. | General Electric 179 i Gt Northern Ore 35 Houston Oli 83 4 Inspiratlon Copper 36* Tnvinctble Oil Il) . Kennccott Copper 33 4 Lackawanna Steel 82 Lima Loco 59 4 Lehigh Va'ley Maxwell Motor (B) 14’4 Marine pfd 5.5 4 Mar Storce 135 : Mexiean Petroleum 227 Vi Middle States Oil 12*1 Midrale Steel 33 U Mia( uri-fac. Ry. pfd 56* Mont. Si Ward 21 4 i National Lead 110 , National Biscuit N. Y Airbrake 36’i N. Y. Central 100>, New TTaren 30*. i Norfolk A Weetern 123 V* Northern Pacific 87 . Pacific Oil 30 4 i Pan-American Petroleum 90 4 ! Pan American Petroleum 181 91 Terna Ry 45)4 Plerce-Arrow . 114 i Pro. and Reftners 47* | Pullman Pai. Car 131 Reading 86 H Rep. Iron and Steel 624 Replogle Steel 30 * Rovai Dutch of N. Y 66 4 Sinclair 33 Vi | Skelly Oli 0 4 : Southern Pacific 94 4 j Standard Oil of Cai 120'* ! Standard OU of N. J 213 I Studebaker 127 4 : Texca Gas and Sulphur 61 4 | Texas Co 49 4 • Tlmken 82 4 Tobacco Products 82 4 Tran.contmental Oli 13 Vi Union OU 17 Union. Pacific 148 Vi U. S. Retali Storca 87 U. 9. Realty 88* U. S. Indußtrial Aleohol 05 U. S. Steel 106 4 Utah Copper 64 4 Vanadium Steel 42 4 Wabash 10 4 Wabash lst pfd 31 Western Union WUlya-Overland 6 4 COTTONSEED OIL Bu United Financial NEW YORK. Oct. 25.—Cottonseed oil , trade was active and thè market openeù ! unchanged to 6 htgher with scattered deI mand and llght offerings owlng to thè early 1 corion strength and continued tighuiess in ■ crude, but broke 2 to 10 polnts on a drop of 10 in lard and tbe setback in corion with 1 eonslderable refiners' pressure and seilin* 'by thè locala and was unchanged to 7 net iower No October deliveries early. Southi erti house on both sides, but beare appeared more aggressive. Refiners bid 7 Vie for October and first half of November crude, but therc were no takers. The ginning report of 6.962.0'X> nales was slightiy under i expectatlons. Engiish corion oli unchangeiì at 39s 6d. Weakness in laril more tìian anything else hurt oli today. Noon cali: October 8.45®9.00e. Novene ber, 8.50<&8.51e: December. 8.6®8.07c January. 8 [email protected]: February. 8.72 'u 8 74c: March, 8.84'g8ß7c; AprU. S-OOió May. 9.00i<ì9.01c. Market easy. Saie 15.000.

Prer High. Lo dose. C’ose Inspiration . 36 4 36 4 36 4 27 4 Kennecott . . 34 4 34 34 ’i 34 Miami 28 27 4 27 4 27 V* Magma 314 314 314 31H Ctah Copper. 65H 04 4 05 65 *i Ray Cona— 14 V* 14 14 14 V* Olisca!. Petrol. . 59 68 Vi 58 Vi 59 9* Cosden 49 4 48 4 49 % 49 4 Houston Oli. 83*. 79*i 72 4 80 Invine. OU.. 17 V* 164 16** 17 Mex. Petrol.23l 4 227 227* 2294 Mid. 9. OH.. 12* 12-4 12 13** Mex. S. 8... 164 16’, 104* 16, Pan.Am. Pet. 93 4 90 4 91% 93 Pan. A. P. B. 93 v 90 4 91 V* 92 4 Pacific 0i1... 50 4 59 % 60% 50 4 Pro. A Hef.. 48 4 474* 471, 47*4 Pure Oli 30 % 30 4 30 Vs 30 4 Royal Dutch. 67 50 4* 60 4 67 S. Oli of Cai.l22 1204 i 131 122 4 S. Oil of N.J.215 213% 213 2154 Sinclair 34 33 4 33 H 33 V* Texas C 0.... 49 4 48 4 48 % 49 Tex. C. Se OU 24 Vi 23% 24 24 4 Tr.-Con. OU. 14’i 13% 13% Union 0i1... 17 4 16% 10% 17% White 0i1... 5Vi 5Vi 5% 5 4 Industria!— Allied Chem. 83% 82 82 i 83% Adv. Rumely 17 17 17 Alli Chalrn. 47 43 4 46 47% Am. Can 74 714 72 *i 72 4 A H Se L pfd 72% 72% 72* 72% Am. Ice 110 108 4 108 4 110% Am. Linseed. 37% 37 4 37 V 37 4 Am. Woolen. 99 4 98% 99 99 4 Cent. Leath. 40 394 39% 39 4 Ceco C01a... 804 78 4 78V* 79% Cmp. A-Tab 70 69% 69% Oneri A Pea. 05 4 65 4 05 4 60 Cont. Can... 98 4 97 97 98 % End. Johnon 87 80 80% 86 4 Fani. Play.. 90 04 4 95 4 95% Gen. Asphalt 00 4 58 % 59 % 00 Inter. Paper. 59% 58 4 58 4 69 4 Inter. Harv. .107 % 107 4 107** 107% I-oewa 20% 19% 20 20 4 May tSores. .130 133 134 135 Mont. Ward.. 21% 21% 21% 214 Nat Enamel 68 4 67% (18 4 07 4 Nat. Lead...llo 108% 110 108% Owen Borile. 39 38 % 38 % 38 ritta. Coal. . 69 69 61) 59 Sears ltoebk. 804 85 4 85** 86 4 United Drug. 80 SO 80 80 U. S. R. Stor 87% 85 87% 80 U S. C. I P. 31 31 31 314 U S. I. Alco 05% 64’* 64% 05 Worth. P 31% 36 36 4 ItiUtlm— Am. T. Se T.. 1224 172 4 122 4 1224 Brook. R. T. 17’, 17% 17% 17% Consol. Gas .144 141 142% 141% Coìumbla G... 110, 109% 100* 109% Western U... 112 112 112 1114 Shipplng— Am. Int. C.. 33% 32% 32% 33% Am. S. A C.. 22% 214 21% 22 4 Atlantic G... 27% 21% 22% 27 In. M. Mer . . 13% 13 4 13 -4 13 4 In. M. M. pfd 58 64% 55 4 57 4 United Fruit 152 151% 151’, 152 Food— Am. Sugar... 78% 77% 78% 784 Am licct Sj. 42% 42% 42% 42 Austin Nich. 34 4 33 4 33 4 34 4 Cai. Kkg 84 83 4 83% 83% Com Prod . . .128 125 % 120% 128% Cuba C. Ssr. . 134 13 13 13 Cuhan-A. Sg.. 2)4 2 Iti 22 20 Vi Wilson A Co. 43 41% 41% 42 4 Tobacco*— Ani. Sumatra 374 35'* 36% ...... Am. Tob. Co. 161 160 101 1604 Gen. Clgar. . . 79 4 79 79 794 Tob. Prod.... 83 4 83’i 834 S 3 % Mlseellnneou Stock— Alaska J 1% X% 1% 1% Tenti. Copper 9% 9 4 9% 9 4 Davlson Ch... 35% 2!) 4 32 30 Eie.-. S Rat.. 57* 564 57 57 Pere Mara ... 30’ 35 4 36 4 30 4 Pa-, G. A E. 81% SO 81 80%. North Am.... 97 95 00* 05% Callahan .... 8 % 8% S % 8, S Oil Imi 126 121% 122% Sales 19.000.

Total saie. 1.051,700 stiares

OILS CONTINUE WEAK Industrials Show Slgns of Steadìiuws on C'urb Market. Bu United Financial NEW YORK. Oct. £6.—The c.urb market openod Irregular today with thè oils stili showlng weakness and thè Industrials show some signs of steadiness In spots. Standard Oil of Indiana went down to 122 around thè openlng off 4, but recovercd fnictionally. Ohio Oil was | again weak snapping back to 304. | The other oils were not greatly changed from thè lovels of yesterday when they were tituìergoing their stiond successive day of weakness. In thè industrials Phillin Morris showed abilitv to recover from yesterday’s set-back and it reached 21 during thè flrst hour. INDIANAPOLIS STOCKS Stock —Oct. 20— Bid. A,k. tnd Railway A Llght Co com 58 ... lnd Raiìwav A I.ight Co pfd.. 84 4 ... Indpis A Northwcsjcrn pfd.. Il) ... Indpis A Southcaatcrn pfd... 69 Indpis St Ralìway 68 60 Terre H Tra. il ori A I. Co pfd 85 90 T H Ir.dpls A Eastern com. . . 1 T H liidp! A East'-rn pfd . 7 4 - - Union Traction of lnd com. 7 Union Tra-Uon ->f lnd int pfd 10 16 tTnion Tra<tion if lnd 2d pfd 6 Adv anco Ri.mply 10 ... American Central Lise 200 American Creosoting Co pfd. 98 ... Bdt R R com 59 ... Beh R R pfd 51 CVntury F.ldg Co pfd 96 ... Cttie Service Co. com ... Cltie Service Co. pfd 08 Citizen Gas Co 22 244 Indiana Hotel com 88 ... Indiana Hotel pfd 99 ... Ind Nat Lise In Co 2 4 ... Indiana Tttle Guaranty 60 70 Indiana Pipe Line Co 92 ... Indpla Abattolr pfd 44 4 474 Indpl Gas .... 60’.j 63 Mer Puh Utilities Co. pfd ... Nat Motor Car Company.... t . . Pub Saving Ina Co 0 4 ... Kauh Fertllizer pfd 49 ... Standard OH of lnd ~123 ... Ster.ing Fire In Co 7 ... Van Camp Hardw pfd...... 90 ... Van Camp P'od lst pfd. . .. 97 100 Van Camp Prod 2nd pfil. I. . . ... V and aita Coal Co com .... 1 4 Vandalla Coal co pfd 9 14 Wabash Railway Co. pfd ... 29 ... Wabash Railway Co. c0m.... 9% ... Ronda Rroad Ripple 5 60 Citizrns St. Railroad 5 84* 80 lnd Coke and Gae 08...... 80 ... Ind Northern 5s 25 ... nd Coi Se So 5 06 ... Indpl. A MarlinOle 5 .... 01 04 fndpi North rn 5s 62 57 Indpis le Northwestern ó 66 ni) Indpis A 3 E 5s 40 ... Indpis Shelby A S E 5 58 61 lnd Street Ry 4s 07 4 09 4 Indpis Trac A Terni 5s 87% 92 Kokomo Marion AW. ós. ... 91 95% T H Indpis Se E 5s 73 ... Union T rac of Ind Ils 64 % ... Citlzcns Gas 5 87 4 89 4 Ind Hotel Co 2nd Os 99% ... Indpis Gas 5s 89 93 Indpl* Llght A Heat 6 . . 95 97 Indpis Water 6s 97 97% Indpis Water 4Vis 84 87 New Tei lst 6 98 ... New Tel b D 5s 98 South Imi Power 0s 87 02 BOSTON WOOL MARKET By l nitnl Financial BOSTON. o>-t. 26 —Generali. - speaking thè demand for wool in thè locai market yesterday is fair with priers just nn\p fimi. Scoured wools are In thè beet request, but there are some unccrtainitles begirming to creep luto thè wool situation. Por mstaiu'e. American hopses wili no doubt liold off from buylng east Indiali wools, because Government officia! bave not deeided whether illese wools <an eoine into thls country as curpet wools with a 24c dnly, or whether they ean corno in as clothlng wools with a 31c duty. Wooi dealer show no desire to Import these wools even if it is deeided to allow theni, to come into tlie country with a 24c duty.' Cape wools are now thè higliest prim wools in thè world. beinsr doso to $1.50 a pound eiean landed basis Boston. On thè other hand there aro signs that thè next sales at Roston. London ami Ltverpool wili be 3 or ite under thè lsst patd prìces, owing to thè American tariff law and lo thè lndtsposiUou on tlie pari of thè Amerl cari bu.vers to follow thè advances lielng recorded NAVAL STORES /{;/ United Financial SAVANNAH, Ga.. Oct. 26—Spirita fimi yesterday: regulsr. 159; sales reported 249. Rosili, nothing doing: sales, none. Spiri., reeeipts, 300: shipment, 500: stocks, 12,036: offerings. 249. Rositi, reeeipts, 914; shipments, 10: stocks, 91,103: ofterings, 2,096. LINSEED OIL By United Financial NEW Y'ORK. Oct. 20. —Linseed oil quìet, hut fimi yesterday: Domestic spo . 88@8Pc; N'ovemher. Dei'ember. 87e; January. 85 '<X 86c: Aprii, 79c nAked; fine spot, 80c, mmiinfl

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CHAOS RULES IN il MARKET Sharp Break Brings Drop to $9 —Cattle Are Steady to Weak. Hog Prìces Day by Day 250-300-Tbs 200-225 Ibs 150180 lbs Oot. 19. 0.700 9.75 9.0.-) 905 20. 9.80 9.80 9.80® 9 85 21. 9.00 9.00 9.00 23. 0.60® 9.65 9.60 9.60 24. 9.50 9.50 9.50 25. 9.25 0.25 9.25® 9.35 20. 9.00® 9.15 9.009 9.16 9.00® 9.15 The hog market at thè locai stockyards was In a chaotlc condition today. Reeeipts, at 8,000, had little to do with thè sharp break In prìces, although there was a heavy stale supply. Starting out at almost unchanged fìgures of $9.25 for a few shipplng orders, thè market dropped sharply to $9.15, at which figure some business was dono. Then a perlod of stagnation ensued, practically no hogs passlng over thè scalea. Aster many conferences. thè large buyers entered bids of $9, but there were few takera until it developed that there were’ no buyera at better fìgures. Sales were frequent aster thls, and on a large scale. All weights brought thè sanie priee. Pigs went over at thè price of ths load as a rule, but there were some that brought slightly more. A scarcity of lights and llght-llghts aocounted for this. Sows held remarkably steady, stili being quoted at $7.50CfT.75, with a few choice packera at SB. With reeeipts of 800, tlie cattle market was steady to weak. There was I little dlfficulty in disposing of stock. ! Calf prìces were about 50 cents lower | than Wednesday’s openlng. but steady with thè close, best veals bringing [email protected]. Reeeipts, 800. In thè sheep market all grades ! ruled steady, with lambs at sl4 down ! and ewes at $5 down. Reeeipts, 600. | —Hog— | 150 to 200 Ih 5 9.00® 9 15 Medium 9 00® 9.15 : Heavy I* 9.10 Top 9 25 P.gs 3.ih) 9 9 2o Facklng sows 7.50® 7.75 —Catti — Fow ehoice steer $12.00912.50 i’rime corn-fed eteers, 1.000 to 1.300 ibs 11.00® 12.00 Good lo choice steere. 1.000 to 1,300 ibs 9 25® 0.75 Good to choice n'.eer, 1,000 to 1.200 ibs 3 25® 0.25 Good to choice steer. 1.000 to 1.100 ih. 7.750 8.25 Common lo medium steer, ; 800 to 1,000 Ibs 6.75® 6.75 —Cuvr ami lleifer— I Few ehoics heifer $ 8.25® 9.50 Good to choice tieifer 7.25 (a- 7.50 Medium heifer 6.6o'it 7.(10 Common lo medium heifer.. 6 50'il 050 i Good to eholc rcows SSo a 0.2 ■ ] Common to good covi 3.00® 550 ! Cutter 2 75® 32. ! Canner 2 00® 2.50 —Ridi— Faney buteher bulls $ 5 00® 5.75 Good io eholcr buteher bufi. 425 , 475 Bologna bulli 3 75® 450 Llght bologiia bulls 3 25® 3.7.3 Choice ve i! $12.00h12.0 Good vealH 11.00® 12 00 Medium vesti 10.00® il 00 l.tghtw'eight vcals 0-00 ulo oo , Heavyweight veaì S.OOtii 0 (*0 , CoiunV'u heav-cs (I.oo® 700 —Ntocser and Feeder Good to choice teer under 800 ib 5 5 750 7.60 Medium con 3.25® 350 Burle* 3 00 Yearlmg 6 25® 8 00 Sprinter 12.50® 14 00 Common lambs 8 00® 10 00 —Sheep and Leniti— Culi 8.75 U 600 Cui! $ 2 25® 3 50 Good to choice ewes, 3.uo® 6 00 Few choice lambs. 14 00 j Good to choice lamb 12.000 13.n0 Heavy 'amba li 00® 12.00 (Culi lambs 700 ; Buck 3 00 OTHER LIVE STOCK By United Financiai CHICAGO, Oct. 25—H >c —Receipf. 17,000: market, weak to lower: top. $0.40: : biiÌK of pale. 57.90®9.-*0: heavyweiu'ht, $8 05® 9.35; medium welght. s9.lo®!* 35: ligtitwelghf. S9OO 25; llght lights. .s!*•,! 9 15: heavy packing ow, $7 0008 65: paekliig <iw. roiigh, $7.60 ® S pii,'. Vi'® 0.25. Carile —Receipt, 1 l noo market, low steady ; choice and prime. $11.75 013. medium and goad. $7 50® 11.75: common, $5,750 7,50: good and chine- $0 25® 12.75: common and medium. $5.5090.23: buteher eatlio and heifer. $4.75® 10 00. ’.i.Mlh 8.25; bulla. $3.60®6.5'); eani.ei, cutter. <ow and l.elfer. $2.00®3 50: canner steer. $3.5094: veal calve. $8.75® 11.50: feeder • teer. $5.05® 8: stocker steer, 4.40® 7.05: stocker cow and heifer. $3.25® 5.35. Sheep—Receìpl 18.000; market, pteariy; lamha. sl3® 14.7.5: lambs, culi and common. s9® 12.76: vcxrhng wether. $0 25 <1.12.75: ew-eSj $5®7.75; culi to common ewes, $3.75® 5.35. NEW YORK. Oct. 25.—Steers—Supply. moderate, market on common, s9® 11. mar ket on Other, sl2® 18; pelecPd cTlolce Sii* ®2O: demand. fair. Cow—Supply. latrly liberal; market, good, slo® 11: demand, good. Bull—Supply, light market on common. so®7; demand, fair. Koslier href ehucks and piale—Supply, llght; market, sl2® 18; demand. ver.v good Veal -Supply, moderate; market on choice. $19®22. I demand, good, Lambs—Supply. rotai; market on choice, $28®30: demand, fair Mintoti—Supply. moderate; market on choice, $14910: demand. good Porli—Supply, moderate, market, $26®28: demand good. CINCINNATI, Oct. 20—Carile —Receipt, I, market, dilli and weak: skipper. 57.50® 10 50. Calve*-—Market, weak to 511 c lower; extra*. $12912.50. Iloge—Reeeipts. 6.500, market, 10<®15c lower; good to choice paclcers, ;■ 25. Sticep—Receipt. 700: market, si- ndy: extr.is. ss®. 1i.5". Lambs—Market, rie ly fair to good, $13.50 iti . CLEVELAND. Od. 2ti.— Hog—Reeeipts. 6,000; market, 10®20c lower: yorkers, ! $9.40; mixed, $9.40®9.50; medium, $9.50; ! pigs, $9.40®0.50: mugli, $7.75: siag, $4.75. Cattle—Receipt. 500: market, slow ; srood to cnolro bulls. ss®o; good lo choice steer, $1(1® Il ; good to choice hetfcrs. r < ®8 : good to choice cowh, $4..70 r <ì 5.50; fair to gooii cow. $3®4.50' ruminoli cow. s2®;3: milkers. -tu® 75 Sheep nini latnlis —Reeeipts 2,000: market, steady: top, $14.75. Calvi 9 —Receipt*, 400, market, weak; top. sl3. EAST BUFFALO, Oct. 25.—Cattle—lleccipts, 425; market, slow, steady: shlpping steere, $9.50® 10.30: buteher grado, $7.50 tp 9; cows, [email protected]. Calve—Receipt, 300; market, active, steady: culi io choice, s4@ 14 Sheep and lambs—Reeeipts, 800, market, active; dioico lambs, [email protected], culla to fair, sß® 14.75, ycarlinga, s7® j 11. sheep. s3@ 8.50, llogs—Reeeipts. 3,200; market, slow. 100 to lóti lower; yorkers. $9 Tòlgi) 85; pig. $9.8509.90: mixed, [email protected]; heavies. [email protected]: roughs. s7® 8: stags, $5.50® 0.50. EAST ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.—Carile—Receipts, 6,000; market, steady; native beof steer, [email protected]; yeartitig* and beifera, $5.50@8 : cow, [email protected]: eanners and cutter, $2.2502.25: calve, $11; stocker end sfeeder, $4.50®6.50. Ifogs—Reeeipts, 15,000: market, slow to 1(V lower; lieavy, i sß.Hs@t>.4o; inediuin .$9.1()@9 10: lights. i $9.10®i).35: light liglits, $91(1.0.35; packing; sows, $7.50® 8.25: pis. $8,50® 9.35 ; bulk, I Sheep—Reeeipts. 2,500: mai ket, 2oc lower; ewes, $3.504* 0; cannerà and j utters, 50e(di $2.50; wool lambs. $13.50® I 14.00. KANSAS CITI', O. t, 20,—Hogs—Re. , ceipts. 0,000 '.market 15e lower; bulk, $8.4.3 j ® 8.05; heavies. $8.30® 8.50: biltchers, $8.54)® 8.70; lights. $8.25® 8.00: pigs. $8 @ B.7iT Carilo—Reeeipts, 1,000: market, steady: primo feti steers, $10.75® 18.25, piai nto fair dressed beef steers, $5.50® 10.75: western steers, $5.50 (ri 10; southern steers, $4.25(88.25; eows. $2.25® 0.75; iieifers, $4.50®9.05; stoekers ami leeders, $4.50@8; bulla. $2.50®;4.50; calte*. $5.50 ® 10.50. Sheep—Reeeipts. 4,000; market, steady: lambs, $12.50® 14.25; vearlings, $8 (g, il: wethers, $6.75 @8; ewes, $5.25 ® 0.75; sioekers and feeders, $10.50®! 13.60. CHICAGO PRODUCE By United Financial CHICAGO, Oet. 25.—flutter—Creamery txtra, *43 Vio: standard, 4l)e; flrsts, 39c: seconda, 34 @35 c Eggs—-Ordinar.v. 28@30c; flrsts. 32@40e. Cheese—Twin*, 25@25%c: s'oung Americana. 25% e. Poultry—Fowls, 14@21>■; dueks 22e: scese 21 c; yrbigs, 18c, turkeys. 3uL, rooster*. Xóc.

GRAIN OPENS IRREGULAR Nearby Deliveries of Whcat and Coni Aro Lower. By United Financial CHICAGO, Oct. 2G.—Grain prices were Irregular at thè openlng of thè Chicago Board of Trade today. Nearby deliveries of wheat and corn were lower, while July prices were slightly hfgher. Oats showed strength In all deliveries. The drop In December and May wheat carne in thè face of higher ciuotations from Liverpool. Corn opened In practically thè sanie positiona as wheat. Reeeipts, 235 cars. Export sales yesterday were responsive for higher oats prices at thè opening of thè market today. Receipts, 85 cars. Provislons opened slightly lower. CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE —-Oct. 25 — By l nitrii Financial WHEAT— Open. High. Low. Close. Dee 1.10% 1.01% 1.09% 1.11% May... 1.11% 1.11% 1.11% 1.11% July... 1.03% 1.04% 1.03% 1.04% CORN— Dee 65% .66% .64% .60% May... .06% .60% .05% .00% July... .66% .00% .05 % .60 Vi OATS— Dee 40% .41 A(k .40% May... .41% .41% .40% .41% July... .39 .39% .38 % .39 lard 'Oct 10.75 10.75 10.70 10.70 Jan.... 9.50 9.52 9.40 9.47 RIBS—•Oct 10.50 RYE— Dee 77 Vi .78% .77% .78% May... .78% .79 % .78% .79% •Nominai. INDIANAPOLI¥cASH GRAIN —Oct. 25—— Bid. for car lots of grain and hav at thè cali < f thè Indianapolis Board of Trade were: Wheat—No sales. Corn—No. 3 white, 63%®64%c: No. 4 ! white, 62 % @ (ì!ìr; No. .> white. ti'!@H3e: ; No. 3 yellow. 04@64%e; No. 4 yellow, 63® ; 04e: So. 5 yellow. (12 ® 03e; No. 3 mixed, 03 ! ®63Vie; No. 4 mixed, 61%@02e. Oats—Easier; No. 2 white, 40% @4l Vie: ! No 3 white. 40 @40% e. Hay—Easy; No. 1 timothy, sls® 15.50: I No. 2 timothy, $14.50® 15; No. i ligi® dover mixed, sl4® 14.50; No. 1 dover hay. $13.50® 1 F —lnspeetoins Wheat—No. 3 red. 1 oar: No. 4 red, 3 cars: sampie, 3 care. Total, 6 care Corn—No. 2 white 4 cars: No. 3 while, 3 ! <rs: No. 4 white, 1 ear: sample white, 2 • ars; No. 2 yellow, 2 cars: No. 3 yellow, 3 i care: No. 4 yellow, 5 cara; No. 5 yellow, 7 | cars: No. 6 yellow, 7 cars; No. 3 mixed, 2 cars; No. 4 mixed, 1 car. No. 5 mixed, 3 ear. Total. 42 < ars. Oats—No. 2 white. 10 rare; No 3 white, 3 carsi No. 4 white. 1 car; No. 3 mixed. 1 ear. Tot.al, 15 cara. Hye—No. 3, 1 car. Total, 1 ear. Total number of rare for day. 64. Grtn priee quoted f. o. b. basis, 41 %c to New York. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Ry 1 nitrd linancial CHICAGO, Oot ~s—Wheat—No ‘J mi. SI 17, No. 3 rci, .si 1 . Coro —No 1 ; yello'v. tJ9o; No. 2 yifilow, 68 Ni H<• : No èl vj low, 67 *-j 'i 68 ! 4 c. No. 4 yellow. 65 68 l 4i 7, No. /> i olio vi, 67 *4 'u 6b< . *N'o. 6 yoliow. H 7 *4 'cf 67 '$ ■ No. ’J 6S l *j 6ile; No. 'l mixed, >8 ; 4 'U 68 • \ No 4 mixed, 67 J .*a tì 67 *-4 c: No *J white, 61 *4 < . No. o white. 67 (Ji6B No 4 white, ; No. . r white. 67 c. Oat —No 3 w hite. 41 la Q 42 No. 4 whlto, . 40 4 "t. i'2c. TOLEDO MARKETS By I nitrd Financial TOLEDO. Oet 25.—Wheat Cash. $1 25% ;1 26% : December 21 % . May. ,$125%. Corn —Pasti, 78 %c Uve—C,.sh. Mie. Oats—Cash. 48 u 49e Harlev—Caah 72e. Clovei < d—Cash. October and Delerabrr. $12.30: January. ■> 124 *>. Fehruary, sl2 50 Ttmothv—C’ììsì.. Octubar and I)wrmiT. $3.30. March. $3 50. A:tke— Cash $10.75. O-tober. $lO 75: December. $lO 80 February, $lO Po. March, sll. PRIMARY MARKETS (By Thomson A McKlnnon) —Oct. 25 Keeelpt* Wheat Corn Oat Sioux City .. 0.000 25,090 20.000 St Joseph . . 71.000 38,000 0,000 Clinago ... 1 .8.001) 000. (Mio 27(1.001) Milwaukee .. h.OOO 78.000 70,000 Minneapoli... 458.000 33,000 124.000 Titilliti) 202.000 - . 0,900 St Louis .... 131.990 35.909 128 000 Toledo 21.009 11.999 4,000 Detroit 12,000 1.900 14.000 Kansiis City.. . 109,000 21.000 24.1)00 prona 11.000 95.000 85.000 Ornai.a 67,000 00.000 50,000 Indianapoll. . 30,000 181.000 02,000 Tota' ... 1.434.000 1.247.000 803,000 Year agu. . 1.231.000 754.000 583.000 Shlpinent. Wh'at Coni Oat. Sioux City 13,000 34,000 St Joseph.... 20,000 1.3,000 t In, ago .. 73.000 -119.00(1 102,000 Milwaukee .. 9.000 7.000 60,000 Minneapolis . 154,009 8.000 150.000 Duluth 94,000 120.000 St. Louis . . 155,000 98.000 91.000 Toledo . ..... 60.000 4.9 >0 8,000 Detroit 3.900 ....... Kansas City.. 197,000 10.000 17,000 Unirla 17,000 140,000 50.000 Omaha 48.009 45.990 30.01) Indianapolis. . 9.000 35.000 0.000 Total 832.000 811,090 740,000 Year ago. . 1.034,000 1,025,000 1,030,000 Il raranoe Wheat Corn Oats ! Plilladelphla.. 10,000 60,000 Total 10,000 50.000 Year ago. .. 008,000 123.000 LOCAL WAGON WHEAT No. 2 wagon wheat. $1.12; No. 3 whito ; oats. 30c. IN THE COTTON MARKET lly I nitrii Financial NEW YORK. Oct. 25.—Corion opened i steady, up 8 lo 12 points due t" rho tnillisn ginning figure* and lavora hi* cloth market I clviees. December mini* 1 a new high, up 18 Dman l waa generai with spot houaes good | buyer, The eotton market aster prliimr up to new high fot tho year cneountcred ver.v lieavy proflt lakitig whlib eairted price down to 10 to 15 polnts under last night dose. Tho market cloewl finn, up 18 to 22 High Low. 'Uose October 23 92 23.63 23.63 Decomber .......... 24.40 23 61 24.25 January 24.15 23.69 23.9.3 March 24.24 23.67 24.00 May 24.12 23.00 24.00 July 23.85 23.35 23.75 By I nitrd Financial NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26.—The expeetrd reaction in cottoli prices continued I hold sway on thè opening of tlie corion market.. Tnl reartion which was hrkl up by continue! (rado demand. starled Wednesday morning. l’rollt taklng plnyed an important l.art in thè temiinrary setback, according to professional trailer, 7D/ i'vitr! linancial LIVERPOOL, Oet. 20.—Good spot demand for corion with prices bareiy steady. Sale 10,099 bales. Reeeipts 25,000, lncludiug 24,700 American. METAL TRADE Ita I ii'lnl Financial CLEVELAND. Oet. 20.—Da.ly Metal Trade yesterday said animp in Southern coke market follows declino in Connellaville fnel quotatlons with more aetlvlty appearlng in Cincinnati, Urlees of ptg irmi at New York. Cleveland. Buffalo and Toledo lese about 50 cents a ton as output gains. New sheet business is slow in ìmfoldtng among oungstown dlstri.-t milis wlilrh operato ut. capaeity. but Chicago consumerà are forced to piace orders in East. Western rallroada continue to buy cars and locomotive. No foundry pig Iron. Clevoland delivery. $33.50; basic pig valiey, S3O: sheet. x bare, Pittsburgh and Y oungstown. $39.50® 40; steel liars Pittsburgh. [email protected]: sheets No. 28 hlack. Pittsburgh. 3.50® 3.75 c; plaln wire, Pittsburgh, [email protected]. CLEVELAND PRODUCE By United Financial CLEVELAND. Oct. 25.—Butter —Extra in tubs, 49%®60e; prints, 50%@51c; first. 47% (®4Bc: packing stock, 24@26e Eggs —Fresh gatliered, nòrthern extra, 4òc; extra flrsts, 44c: Ohios, 42c; western firsts, new cases, 3f)c. PoultiT —Live lieavy fow I, 24@ 25e; roosters. !4@ 15o: spring dueks, 20®25c. Potatoes —$1.73@3 a bri. INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE Butter—Packing stock, 22e. Eggs— Fresli oandied. 38e: fowi, 4%-!b un. 21e fowl, under 4% lb , 17c; leghror. fow! and spring, 25discount: Bprmg*. 2 ibs under, 24c; springs, over 2 Un.. 170 : cocks and siaes. Ilo; young tom turks. 12 Ibs up, 33c; young hen turlis. 8 ibs up, 33c: old tom turks, 28c; dueks, 4 Ibs up, 17e; geese, 10 Ibs up, 15o: squabs. 11 Ibs to doz. $4.50: pung guineas, 1 % to 2-lb site, per doz, SB.

11UNCER HAS IMPORTAMI JOB Stately Old Butlers Assume Role of Sherlock Holmes. LONDON, Oct. 26.—Society’s latest adjunct is thè officiai announcer This august appearing person, while not unknown to many London hostesses of former seasons, actually assumed his important role in fashionable entertaining during thè brilliant season just closing. Frequent jewelry thefts at smart functions here caused thè advent of thè officiai announcer. This important person. seen at all thè big social events of thè season, ls a sort of social Sherlock Holmes. He usually ls a former butler who has served falthfully In high families, and owing to thè closing of many leading Engiish homes and losa of his master during thè war has turned hls attentimi and usefulness to this occupation. The announcer, usually tali and of dignlfled hearing, clad In scariet and gold, and most lmpressive looklng, In clear, Clarion tones caUs thè names of t.lfe arriving guests to thè host and hostess and any other members of a receiving party at balls and receptions. His long years of experience in thè most fashionable homes of Londonsociety have glven to him an acquaintance with thè cream of not only thè nobility and gentry of English society, but with even' member of royalty itself. ATTEMPTS SUICIDE | Elzie lienge, Frankfort, Is Despondent Over Rejeotcd Love. !By Time* Bprcial FRANKFORT, Ind., Oct. 26—Despondency caused by 111 he.'Uth and reJected lovo ls eaid to have caused | Elzie Benge, 21, to attempt suicide at ( hls homo here Tuesday. He had just i returned from Indianapolis where thè ! mother of a girl, who he said he loved, ; refused to allow him to see her daughter. Ile has a chance to recover, it is sald. HOLDS UP SALE Judge Souder Defers Disposltion of Kcvere Auto Plani. | lly Time . Berciai liOGANSPORT. Ind., Oct. 26. —Sale lof thè Revere automobile piant has ! been held up for a week by Judge Paul M. Souder, he stated today. Only uno bid was received for thè piant which is in thè hands of thè Citlzens Loan and Trust Company as re- ; celvers. The piant closed yesterday. it has been operated bj' thè reoeiver for some time. DOG RESCUES WOMAN Family Pet Draws Wrath of Infuriai ed Hoar. i By Timer Special LA PORTE. Ind.. Oct. 26.—Mrs. ! Olenti Hamilton, residing six miles cast of here, owes her lìfe to thè prompt action of Tip, thè famlly dog. Mrs. Hamilton was attacked by an infuriateli boar and knocked to tlie ground. The dog charged thè boar and drew lts attention long enough for Mrs. Hamilton to escape. ASK RECEIVER FOR BANK Slot kholders of Itunioy Bank Say Tteorganizatlon Is FaJlure. Ila lime Special CiUEENSBURG. Ind.. Oct. 26. — Fallare of efforts to reorganize th* - : Bumey bank have resulted in thè tìling of a petltlon for thè appoiritn ent of ;ì reoeiver for thè institution. Judge Craig has set Nov. 6 as thè date for hearing. The bank was sound Insolvent on Oet. 4 by a bank examiner, thè | petltlon States. YVlldcat speculai ion le Hai ned for thè failure of tho bank. ASKS CHANCE OF VENUE Nie ShelTor. Alleged Murderer, Seeks Rotnoval From De Kalk County. By United f’rrrr AUtIURN, Ind.. Oct. 26.—Tho trial | of Nie Sheffer, charged wltßi thè mur- ! ilcr of James W. and Corß Sheffer, wlll not. be held In I)e Kalb County. Sheffer late yesterday aftemoon askod for a change of venite from tho De Kalb County Circuit Court. DIES FROM INFECTION Mrs. Alari lui Ilaber Had Pìelted C'old Sore A\ itli Netnlle. By l nitrd Frege ELKHART, Ind., Oct. 26.—Infectlon from a needle caused tho deatli of Martha Haber. SS, here yesterday. Twelve dnys ago sha dlpped tho needle in boiling water and opened a cold sorfc on her face. BUYERS FLOOD MARKET Testile Traci' Has Rush to (iet Materials at Any Price. By United Financial NEW YORK, Oct. 26.—There are more buyers in tho locai textile market than has been thè case for several montha. with tbe exceptlon of tho retail clotliiers’ convention week. Moreover thè willingness of many buyera to pay rislng prices ls aurprislng to many manufacturers and agents. Some spot and contract purchaaes aro being made at advance of 20 per cent In less than a monti). Jobbers in woolen goods now feel assured that a good winter trailo wlll ho thè ordar and dry goods Jobbers are buylng acttvely. N. Y. HAY MARKET Bu United Financial NEW YORK Oct 3Q. —Tharo war* only a few cara of hay in tnc locai market yesterday and prosperi for heavier receipt were not very bri gli t. Consequently prlees showed sigi, of firmiti* up. Largo bales of timothy are quotatile: No. 1, $27 &26 ; No. 2, $26®20: No. 3, $24 bid: dover, mixed faney, $25(820; No. 1, $24 bid; No. 2, $22®23: small bales timOthy No. 1, $27 bid; No. 2. $25®20; No. 3 $74 aslsed: dover, mixed fanev. $25 @2O; No. 1, $24 asked; No. 2, $22 @23. RAVV SUGAR MARKET By United l inancial NEW YORK. Oct. 25.—Haw sugar opened steady: December. 3.68® 3.69 c; March. [email protected]; May, 3.37@ì3.35c: July, 3.4 C bid.

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WABASH—A clevor bootlegger swindler sold business men here flve gallon jugs of '‘liquor.” Aster thè agent received his $175 he disappeared for parts unknown, and thè victims discovered their “booze” was rainwater. MARION—Ten sons of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Renbarger held a rounion In honor of thè sixtieth wedding anniversary of their parents. All tlie sons aie Democrats. SOUTH BEND—Effie McCollum Jones, psychologist. told high school puplls of South Bend they should pian to lix'e 150 years. This, she said, should be thè normal length of lise. WABASH—Mrs. Homer Moore told polire she would support her “hubby” if he would only stay at home wàth her. She had just swom out an affidavit for his arrest for desertion. • • WARSAW—Members of thè Warsaw American Legion post wili piant trees on Armistice day along Polli road, east of Warsaw, as a memorial to thè Kosciusko County men who lost their lives during thè World. War. VALPARAISO —Despite thè frost and chilling weather, William Topper, 1 vlng east of thls city, is picking strawberries every day. He also has taspberry bushes ylelding fruit. SULLIVAN Wilma Brogstrom has brought suit for SIO,OOO damages against Homer Talley for injuries received when tho defenda nt’s dog bit her. SEYMOUR—Not to be outdone by lions and wolves In thè north pari, of thè State, a coyote belonging to Dr. D. L. Prall broke loose and killed a number of chickens and terrorized citlzens before thè doctor captured it. ELWOOD —Mrs. Cora M. Blake charges her husband with ‘‘prowling around nights” in her divorce compia int. CARLISLE—Fred Rotramel, 21, and Mary Eadson, IS, xvoke Harry Plunkett, deputi county clerk. at 11 o’clock and secured a marriage license and were wed at 12:30 by J. P. Glen Pearce. ANDERSON—Mrs. Mary J. Aniburn, 65. of Elwood. promiscd Judge Ellis she would fìght shy of cupid during thè rest of her days lf given n divorce. She wasn't exactly sure hew many times she had been rnarried, but said she remembered having at least five husbands. SOUTH BEND—A newspaper reporter rescued elght members of thè fair sex from perches on tops of desks in thè Chamber of Commerce bere. A mouse had put them to flight. WARSAW—Asa Leekrono, locai attorney, produced two bushels of peanuts on a pafdi of ground sixteen feet square. LEESBPHG —More than 50 per cent of all tbe puplls In tho high school here are members of tho high school orchestra. BLUFFTON—MiIes (Stokes) Gordon snffered a fracture of both bones of his right arm when a wheelbarrow load of brieks he was pushing upset. BENHAM—Joseph A. Hasstner of Versailles has Just colleeted a set of thè okl McGuffey readers. He had been unable to secure a copy of thè Third Reader until Mrs. Emma King Benham gave him a copy, used by ber mother in 1847. GOVERNOR TO BE GUEST McCray Is Invited to Annusi Banquet of College Press Assoclation. By Timer Spedai FRANK!,IN. Ind.. Oct. 26.—M0r0 than 300 are expected to attenti thè banquet of thè Indiana High School Press Assoclation which w'U be lie’.d Saturday night In® connection with tho convention at Franklin College Frlday and Saturday. Govemor Warren T. McCray wlll be a guest at tho banquet, he wili be accompanled by Mrs. McCray and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Oliver, it is announeed.

Public Auction Sale High-Grade Feeder Calves and Yearlings 1600 Head of Calves 500 Head of Steer Yearlings UNION STOCK YARDS, INDIANAPOUS Saturday, October 28th Feeders from tho herds of thè members of thè Ilighìand liereford Broeders’ Association of IMarfa, Texas. Have been market toppers at tlie various live stock conterà all thè year. This is a great opportunit.y to fili your feed lots with thè right kind, thè kind that responds to feed and make great, gains. Jtemember thè date, thè place and thè hour. UNION STOCK YARDS, Sai, Oct. 28th at TEN O’CLOCK A. C. Easterllng, Sec., Sevcrin Hotel

ALL FIXTURES, FURNITURE AND STOCK OF MERCHANDISE GAYLORD CLOTHING STORE 36 East Washington St. At PUBLIC AUCTION 10 A. M. Friday, October 27 Shank Auction Co. C. M. EWING BANKBUrxer

OCT. 26, 1922

EVANSVILLE WILL ' TBT TO SECURE REDME£S HOME Gus Krach, Chairman of BuHding Committee, Favors Site Near His Own City, COST WILL BE NEAR $700,000 State Association Has Part of Money in Treasury—-Assess-ment May Be Made. By Times Special EVANSVILLE, Ind., Oct. 26.—Red Men of Evansville are planning on making an effort to bring to this city tho proposed new home for tho aged or infimi members or orphan children of members of thè State organizatiop of thè Iniproved Order of Redmen, according to Gus Krach, secretary of thè Evansville order. The institution, as outlined at thè recent State convention in Indianapolis wili cost in thè neighborhood of $700,000. Mr. Krach was appointed State trustee and chairman of thè building board at thè convention. Association Has 5190,000 The State association now lias more than $90,000 In thè treasury beside's Liberty bonds valued at SIOO.OOO. The largo amount necessary to bulld thè home, however, would be raise.L by direct assessment of thè 355 in thè State, it is said. Mr. Krach says that a site near Evansville is being considered, and he says that he believes lt wili be an easy matter to convince thè building committee that this territory is an ideal place for thè project. HUNT JAILBREAKERS Pedice Trail Five Men Who Escape From Mt. Carme!. Bu United Presi EVANSVILLE, Ind., Oct. 26. Southern Indiana was being scoured today by police and county officera for five men who escaped from thè Mt. Carmel, 111., jail last night. Sheriff Riggs of Mt. Carmel told Evansville police thè jail breakers gained their freedom with aid of ‘‘outside help.” Those who escaped are: Charles Armstrong, 13, hurglar; Joseph Dalton, 50; George Macey, 38, safe blou-er; Arthur Roaeh. 19, criminal assault, dnd Ray Tarpley, 19, liquor law violato)*.

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