Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 148, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1922 — Page 10

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HOT BUIG OBBERS HOIST STOCK PHICES Slightly Better Tone ls Shown at Opening Throughout thè General List. STEEL COMMON STRONGER Studebaker Holds Steady at 128 in Spite of Decrease In Quarterly Earnfngs. Twenty activ industriai stock* Monday averaged 06.90, off 1.78 per cent; twenty active rails averaged 59.84, off 1.57 per cent. By United Financial NEW YORK, Oct. SI. —The Wall Street Journal today aye: Buying orders were re porte® In I reponùerance at thè opening of thè stock exchange and stocks In thè generai llst showed a slightly hctter tone. Steel common gained % to 105*8 on thè initial transaction while Consolidated Gas recovered 1 % to 1554. Studebaker was steady at 12S. Ithough thè quarterly eamings statenent showed thè balance for thè common stock fell slightly below advance estimate. The rails were practlcallv unchanged. Stocks Show Better Tone Stocks in thè generai llst continued *o show a better tone in thè flret hour and special foruard movement rccarred in individuai lssues. May Department Stores spurted TU to a new 1922 high at 142 while Standard Oil of New Jersey sold at 211 against Monday's low of 2C>4’j. Baldwin, Studebaker. Steel common and other industriai leaders reflected considerarle short covering. Good bttylng of stocks took place on thè declino in Monday's late trading. Important interest were buyers of Steel, Baldwin, American Locomotive, New York Central. Stude- ■ nker. Standard Oil of New Jersey and Southern Pacific. A commission house that does a large business for wealthy interests took on a line of more than 60,000 share of Steel, American Locomotive, Atehison and New York Central Traders who keep •tn dose touch with thè situation state thè most of thè selling was by professional traders. Follov.ing a period of selling a round uoor. on announcement that Studebaker directors had taken no action regardir.g an extra dividenti. thè whole market showed a better tone. Stude;>aker broke to 125 T s. compared with an earller high of 128%, but itr.medlately recovered a point, and similar raliies took place in Baldwin and I Steel common, which snapped back to 106, against Monday’s low of i 104*4The selling of coppers on Monday was regarded as professional. No good reason can be advanced for thè sale of copper issues, as thè stocks of rt-fined copper are approximately 250.000,000 pounds, a reduction of approximately 232,500,000 pounds e i nc Jan. L

LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS Indianapolis bank e!arinxs Merda were 52,988,000; batik debita were 55.836.000FOREIGN EXCHANCE By United Financial NEW YORK. Oot. 30.—Foreim exrfmr.ee opened easier Sterline, demand. 54.45%; cable. 54 45 % . Freneh. demand. 6.92% e; < ab>s, 6 93%e Lire demand, 3.92%c; • xble, 3 93c. Marks demand. ,02%c. Be!ian. demani, 6 *4e; cable. 6.44%c. Draohma. 2 18.-; eahles. 2.30 c. Swls. fiemand. isole: cable 18 03c. Gutlder. deTnaud, 39.01 o; cab'es, 39.04 c. Pesetae. demand. 1.5 2f>: < ab!e, 15.20 C. Sv-ede. de- : .land, 26.74 e: rihles. 20 7Sc. Norway, deci ard. 18 01: cab> 18 05c. Dane, demand. 20.13; cable, tO.lTe. NEW YORK MONEY MARKET By United Financial yt W TORK <Vt 30—Time money jobß at 4% per cent bid arsi 5 per cent asked. Commercial paper, 4%0 4 % per ceut. NEW YORK LIBERTY BONDS —Oct. 30— Prev. Hish Low C(oe dose L B 3%s ...100.5L 100.42 100 42 100.50 L B Ist 4 07.90 Jj B Ist 4%5. .18.311 98 13 98.22 98.32 L B 2d 4%5. 08 2s 08 04 98.28 98.10 L B 3d 4%s 08 04 98.52 08 04 08 50 L B 4th 4%s 9> 44 98.20 98 40 P 8.20 Victorr 4 %s. 190.32 100.30 100.30 100.30 Cali Vietory. . 100.04 100.02 100 04 100.04 New Gov bnds 99.76 99.50 99.76 99.40 MOTGR SECURITIES (By Th)m m & McKlnnon) —Oct. 30- - —dosine — Bid. Ask Karl Motrr 1% 1% Col. Motor 2% 2% Packard, com 17% 18 Packard, pfd 02 03 Peerles 55 57 Contirental Motor, oom .... 10% 10% Commentai Motors, pfd ....102 104 Hupp. com 21% 21% Hupp. pfd .....107 ... Reo Motor Car 13 13% Eljrin Motors 1 Grant Motors % Ford of Canada .......... .390 400 National Motors .......... 2 3 Federa! Truck 19 21 Paipe Motors 23 % 24 Republic Truck 1% 2% ACTIVE OIL STOCKS (By Thomson 4 McKlnnonl —Oct. 31— —CI o*ixif — Bid. Aek. Atlantic Refining. Lobo* .... 7% Bornc-Scrymrcr .......560 670 Buekeye Pipe I.ine ......... 93 94 Chesebroux'u Mfpfl Con ....215 230 Continental Oil. Colorado ....140 150 Coeden Oil and Gas ........ 5 11 Cret>-ent Pipe Line 35 38 Cumberland Pljki Line ......153 158 Eìk Basin Pete 11% 11% Eureka Pipe Line 63 95 Galena-Sienal Gii pfd ... ..HO 114 Gvlena-Siroal Oil com 49 61 Illinois Pipe Line .175 177 Indiana Pipe Line 93 95 Merntt Oli —. 0% 6% Mtdwest Oil 2 2% Midwest Uff .............225 ... National Translt ........... 25% 20 New York Translt .........174 175 Northern Pipe Ltne ........107 110 Chio Od 300 301 Penn.-Mex 25 28 Pralrie Oli and Gas ........835 645 Prairi* Pipe Li io ...270 272 Sapulpn Refe 2% 3 Solar Refininx ............890 400 Southern Pine Line ........ 94 96 Eouth Penn Oil .190 195 Southwest Penn Pipe Line .. 00 02 Standard Oli Co. of Ind 119 119% Standard Oli Co. of Kan....500 010 Standard Oil Co. of Ky 107% 108% Standard Oil Co. of Neb....160 200 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y 660 505 Standard Oil Co. ot Ohio ....635 550 swan tc Finch ............ 30 34 Vacuum Oil ..... ... ...... 650 655 Washington Oil 24 20 NEW YORK HAY MARKET By United Financial NEW YORK. Oct. 30.—Owinx to thè in■Teased number of tnvoh-e arrivine in thè locai market, tt 1* impoesible to ralse a*klnx price* for any grada of hay. Larre baie t mothy No. 1, s2f bid: No. 3. $240 25; Cover mixed fancy. 525020: No. 1. s24® 25' No. 2. 922 023; small baie tlmothy No 1. $27 asked: No. 2. $24 026; No. 3, $23 è 24: dover, mtxed fancy, s2s® 20: No. 1, 923 ©24; No. 2. $22 023.

New York Stocks (By Thomson A McHintwn) —Oct. 30 —

Bailroafis— Prev. High. Low. Close. clou*. Atehison ...103* 103 102 104% Ati. C. Line. 119 % 118 118 120 . 4 0 52% 49 4 49 Vi 52% Can. Pae 144 4 143 143 144 4 c. A 0 75 73 4 ..73% C. A NW.Ry. 89 4 88 YIB 80% C.. B. I. &P. 41 % 30% 39 4 41% C. & G.Wpf. 13 13 13 12 4 Del A Hud. .134 % 133 133 Del & Lack.,135% 132 4 133 4 1304 Erle 14% 14 144 144 Erte Ist ptd. 22 4 21% 21 % 32 4 GV . pfd.. 02% 80 4 80 4 02 1111. Central..ll3% 112 4 112 4 113 ' Kan. City So. 22% 214 214 Lehih Val.. 08 % 66 % 67 09 I*. A N 138 4 188 4 138 4 M . K. A T.. 16% 16 4 16% 16 4 Mo. Pac. pfd. 55 4 63 53 65% N'. Y. Cent.. 00% 07% 97 4 98% ì VY.N.H.&H.. 204 28% 28% 29% I. . orth. Pac. 66 83% 83 4 86 ; >'or. A Weet.l2o 118% 118% 120 I Benn 40% 40 40 40 4 jßeadin* ....63% 80% 804 83% So. Ry 24% 234 234 25 So. Pac 93% 02% 02% 03% ist. Paul 30% 26 4 26% 30% St. Paul pfd. 47% 42 4 42 4 46 4 ■ St. L A S.W. 33% 32 4 32 4 34 i6tX.AB.Wpf. 65% 54 54 56% ■ StL.AS.FRy. 26% 26 4 264 26% Tsx A Pac.. 26 4 25 4 25% 07 iCnton Pac...146 4 U 4 144 140 4 Wsbash 104 10 10% 10% Wab. pfd 30 284 28% 30 ' Weet. Pac... 16% 10 16 10% Pgh. A W. Y. 37 4 37 37 )9 Rubber— A}ax Rubber 134 134 184 13% ; Fisa Rubber 12 4 12 4 12 4 13% Goodrich Rub. 32 4 32 % 32 % .... Kelly-Spif 41 30% 30% 414 K. T. A K. Co. 6% 0% 6% 04 U. S. Rub... 63% 614 614 53% Equi polenta— Am. C. AF. 1834 181 181 184 Ani Loco 1204 125 125 4 128 1 Bald. Loco. 134 131 131% 133 4 : Gen. Electric 178 170 170 177 Lima L0c0... 61% 68 4 68 4 60 4 1 Am. St. Fd. . 40% 41% 41% 424 P. Steel Car. 85% 84 84 85 Pullman 130% 125 120 4 120% Ry. St. Sp... .1154 1154 1154 118 West. Airb. . . 00 06 00 90 West. Electric 02 60 60 4 61% Steel—- ; Beth. (A 1... 70 70 70 I ' Beth. ißi .. 72 70% 71% 72 4 i Co'o. Fuel. . . 20 4 29 29 29 . Cruclbie .... 78% 75 75 78 4 Gulf States. 03% 884 89 4 89 4 : Lackawanna.. 81% 80% KO% 81% ì Midvale 32 4 31 31 32% Otis 10 0 4 9% Bcploffie ... 28% 27 27 29 Rep. I. A St. 49 47 47% 49 4 ! Slose Sheffield 45 45 45 . . . i il\ 9. 5tee1...106% 104% 104% 1064 r. s. s. pfd 1224 122 122 1:24 Vanadium ...41% 40% 40% 42% MotoreAri. B. Ma*. 36 4 35 3".4 36 4 , Chandler M.. 60 59 4 50 % 60 4 Gen. Motors. 144 14 14 14% Hupp Motors 21 20 4 21 Hudson Mot. 20% CO 2o % 20% ! .Max. M. 'AI 40 48% 4i- , 184 Max. M. fB) 13 14% 14% 15 Maek Motor. 55 55% 3.3% 15 Moon Motor. 14 4 14 14 . ... Kelsey Wheel 08 08 9k Oil • l’tcrce-Arrow 12 11% 11% 12 i Studebaker .128 126 128 128% Strombery. . 61 50% 60% 52 1 Starw-Wamer 63 61% 61% 63 Wii’ys-Over . 6 5% 0 6 4 White Mot.. 48% 48% 48% Minine ■— Butte CA Z. 7% 7% 7% ... ■ Butte Sup.. 32% 30% 30% ... 'Dome Mine. 44 39% 42% 39% Int Nickel ..15% 14% 14% 15 ‘ Texas G A S 64 % 62 % 62 % 63 Coppers— Arti Smeli... 58 4 60 50 ... Anaconda .. 50% 47% 47* 60% Chilo Cop .. 24 4 23% 23% 24% Tnspiration. . 35 % 33 33 33 % Kennecott... 33% 33 33 33 Total sa!-s. 1.1

BONDS DECLINE Government Issues Alone Hold Steady Durine Trades. By United Financial NEW YORK, Oct. SI —Tho bond market waa slightly unsteady in a’l Bectinos except thè Government benda during thè eariy deaiings today. In thè Government bonds thè new 4'is held thelr gains and again made a day's high at 99.80. The lower priced rail bonds wore etili wesk. In foreign bond* there was no great range of prices

NEW YORK STOCK OPENING Allied Chemical 74 % Am. Beet Sugar 37 % Am. Casi 70 % Am. Car and Foundry 181% American Ship. ar.d Com 21 % American Ice 107 American International Corporation. 29% Am. Locomotive 120 Am. fleti F ounr ry 42 Am Smelt and Ref 55% Am. fiutar Rf 70 Am Tel. and Tel . . J2l % Am Tobacco 155 Am. Woolen 00 % Anaconda 8 ! . Atehison .. 102% ; Atlantic Gulf A w 1 22 % Austin Nichel 32 Baldwin Loco 132 % B A 0 49% Bethlehem Steel (B) 71% Callfn-nia Peto 53 Canadian Pac. Ry 142 % Chi.. Mil. A St. Paul com . 27% Chi.. Mil. A St Paul pfd 42% Chiesto A North*eftem 87% Chi . Rock laluud A Pac 31* % Chili Copper 23 Columbus Gas 100*. Coca Cola 76 Cosden Oli 4'% C .n.soLdated Ga 135% Continental Can 93 % Corr. Ib-cduets 125 % Cruclbie Steel 75% F telson Chetn 82 % Dome M Ines 4% Electric S. Battery 54 * Famoii Plavers 93 *4 Freeport Texas 22% Genera! Arphslt 5k% General Motore 11 Gt. Northern pfd 89% Gulf State Steel 8! % Inter. Paper 50 % Invlnelble Ol! 15% : Kelly-Sprtnxflehl Tire 39% Rannero® Copper 31% Lima Loco 58 Lehifrh Vslley 07% Maxwell Motor (A) 58% Marine pfd 51 ■May Stores ........ ì Maryland Oli 33 , Mexican S B lrt*. Midva'e Steel 30 % N. Y. Central 97% | New Paven 29 Norfolk A Western 119% Northern Pacific 84 Owen Bottle com 38% Pacific Oil 4mi... I Pan-American Petroleum 90% Pan-Atrerican Petroleum IB) ........ 89% People's Gas 9" Penna Ry 48% Pure Oil 29% Ry. Steel Sprlnxs . .115 R'adin? 81*4 Rep. Iron and Strel 48% Rovai Dutch of N. Y 55 % ‘ Sinclair .32% Skelly Oli 9*4 .Southern Pacific 92% •Southern Ry. pfd 0 5 % Standard Oli of Cai. 118 Standard Oli of N. J 208 St L. A S. W. com 32% . Strombertr Carb 50 % ; Studebaker I°B ! Texas Gas and Su'phur 68 % Texas Co 48 j Tobacco Products 80*4 ! Tran*continntal Oil 14% ! Union Pacific ~,.....144% r. S. Rei all Stores 83 % ! U. S. Industriai Aleohol 05% 1 r. S. Rubber 58 >4 U. S. Steel .105% ! U. 8. Steel pfd I°l % Wabasb Ist pfd 28% W. Maryland V* 1 . Westlnsrhouße Eie 00 % ; Whtte Motors 48 Willys-Overland C NEW YORK CURB MARKET (By Thomson A McKlnnon) —Oct. 30—— —Cloßinc Bid Ask. Acme Padrini ....... 36 40 Corti Aero com ..... 4 % 5 % Ourtl* Aero pfd 24 Boeton A Mont 79 80 | Go’dfleid Con 8 9 ; Jumbo Exlenato.l 7 8 Klrby CU 4 % 4 % Nlplertnf 6V Standarsi Motor . ... 3% 3% Salt Creek 16% 18% ! Tonopah Extenslon . . 3 % 3 % Tonopah Minimi .... 2 3-16 2 5-16 United P S new .4 0* , U S Lijrbt and Heat... 1 % IN U 8 Lirh.t and Heat pf. 1 ’ ; 1 *. ! IVrixht Matln I 6 ! Yukon Gold Mine C 0... fiC 91 ’erom- 2 % 2 *i United Verde 28 27 Sequoyah ........... 2 0 Omar Oil t% 2 Rep Tire 24 44

Prer High. Low dose. Cose Magma 31 30% 30% .31% Utah Cop .. 634 61% 61% 64 Rav Con ..14 13% 13% 14 U S Smelt. . 39 39 39 ... OUs— Cai Petrol.. 66 52 % 62 % 82 % Cosden 48 % 47% 47% 49 Houston Oil 83% 79% 79% 83 4 Invine Oil .. 16% 13% 16% 16% : Mex Pet ..227% 222 223 228 4 I Mid St Oil.. 124 12 12 124 Mex S B .. 17% 10 4 10 4 17% i Pan-Am Pet 91% 89% 89% 91% ; Pan-Am Pt B 91 88 4 88% 91 j Pac Oil ... 49% 48% 48% 60 1 Pro and Ref 47 44% 44 4 47 i Pure Oli .. 29% 29 4 29 4 29% Royal Dutch 50 54% 55% 60% j S Oil of Cai.llß4 1164 117 117% S. Oil of NJ.200 4 204% 108 4 206% Sinclair 33 4 32 % 32 % 33% Texas C 0... 49% 48 48 49% Tex. C. A O 23% 22 4 22% 23 4 Trn. Con Oli 14% 14% 14 4 15 ì Union 0i1... 10 4 16 4 10% 10% ; White 0i1... ó% 5% 54 5% Industriala— Allied Cheta. 77 74 74% 77% Adv. Rumely 16% 15 15 16 Alila Chalm. 46 43 45 45 % Am. Can.... 72 4 69 69 4 71 % Ara H A 1... 12 4 12 4 12% 13 4 A H A L pfd. 69 4 694 09 4 Am. Ice 109 108 108 109 4 Am. Lineeed. 35 34 4 34% 35 4 Am. Woolen. 98% 80% 86% 98 4 Cent. Leath.. 38% 37 4 37% 38 4 Coco Colo 77% 75 76 78 Comp. A Tab 68 07 67 67% Cluett A Pea. 05 64 04 Cont. C'an... 96 934 94 95% End. Johnson 84% 83% 83% 85% Fam. Play.. 95 93 % 93% 94% Gen. Asphalt 58 4 66% 56% 59 4 Inter. Paper. 57% 56% 56% 59 Inter. Harv.,lo6 105 105 .. .. Loews 20% 19 19% 20 May Stores..l37 134% 1344 135 Mont. 3V ard 214 21% 21% 21% Nat. Enamel 07 02 03% 67% Nat. Lead. . .109% 108 108 ! Owen Borile.. 39 39 39 38 4 Pitta. Cna’. . 59 57 4 58 Sears Koebk. 85 83% 83% 80 United Dr.wr. 79 78 78 u. . R. Stor 80 4 83 % 83 4 86% ri. S. C. I. P. 29 27% 28 29 Kresxe 173 170 170 .... U. S In Sic. 67% 64% 05 64 4 Worth. l’iitap 34% 34% 34% 35 Woolworth .190 186 186 Utilities— Am. T. A T. 122% 121% 121% 122 Brk R. Trn. 17% 10% 16% 17% Consol. Gas.? 37% 133% 134 138% Co! Gas. . .109 108% 108 % 109% People'a Gas 93 4 92 92 94% West. Union.llo% 110% 110' 112 Sliippinx— Am. Int. Cor. 30 % 28% 29 31 4 Am. S A C.. 2 % 21% 21% 22 4 \ti Gulf. .. 23 22% 23 22% Inter. M. sf. 13 11 11% l ì Tn M M. pf. 52 49% 60% 63% United Frt. .1514 1514 151% Foods— Am. Suxar. . 77 76 76 77% Am Bect Su? 39% 37% 37% Austin Nieh 32% 32 32 33% Am. Cot Oli. 24% 23 4 23 4 24% Corn Prod . 128% 124% 120% 120% Nat Biscuit. 235 4 232 4 232 4 235 Cab. Am S 22% 214 21% 22% Wilson A Co. 42% 40% 40% 41% Tohaecoa— Am Sumatra 35 4 34% 35% 30 I Am. Tot, C 0.159 153% 155 159% 1 Cor.a Cipara.. 37% 37% 37% 38% | Toh. Ib-0d... 82% 60% 80% 83 Mikeellaneons Stocks—i Alaska J 1% 14 14 Am. Rad .118 117 117 118 Temi Cooper 9% 9 4 9 4 Dar Chi ni. . 33% 32% 33 33% Elee S Bat 55% 54% 64% 50 Pere Markuet 35% 33% 33% 35% North Am. 95% 94% 94% 90% Pac. G. A E. 60 % 78 78 80% Brown Shoe 59% 59 59 S Oli of 1nd.123 11S% 118% L 60.700 share.

CURB MARKET STRONGER Inerease in Trados Follow Weakness of Monday. ! IS-j l nitrd Finamial NEW YORK, Oct. 31.—The curi, market waa stronger in thè eariy denllngs today than It ha* heen for 11 i week. With thè strength carne a 1 greater volume i ? trading. Standard of indiana was up 119? liitoinatlonal recovered above 23. The industrials were qulet with very H-avy activlty In thè olls, but Hnyes Wheel, following yesterday’s divldond ncrease, made 37 \. INDIANAPOLIS STOCKS Steeka —Oct 30— lUd Aak. Ind R.iiiwaj <* Hcht Co com 58 ... ' Ind Railway A I.ight Co pfd.. 844 ... i Indpla A Northwestern pfd .40 ... Itclpla A Southeajtern pfd. .. . 60 ; Indp.s S-, R.ilw ;y . . ... 58 60 .Terre H Tra<tlon A L Co pfd 85 ... 1 T H Indica A basterò com. . 1 ... T H Indpls A Eaatem pfd . 7 4 .. . Union Traction of Ind com ... 2 | l 'moli Traction of Ind 2d pfd 1 0 Union Tradion of Ind 2d pfd . 0 ; Ad ance Rumely ... | American Central Lise 200 ... I Atn-r. a n 1 ri-osoling Co pfd. 98 ... Ftelt R R coni 59 01 % ; Bell R R pfd 5) Centurv lìM* Co pf<l 90 ... Cities Service Co. < orti ... Cities Servire Co. pfd ... Cltizcns Gas Co 22 244 | Home Brrw 20 30 Indiana Ilota, com 88 ... Indiana Hotel pfd 09 Imi Nat Lise Ina Co 2 4 ... Indiana Titla Guaranty. . ... 60 70 Indiana Pipo 1.1.ie Co 92 96 Indp's Abaftoir pfd 40 Indpfs Gas 50 4 63 . Indpls Tel com 1 ... : Tndp.s Tel pfd ... Ver Pub Utilities Co pfd.... 52 ... Nat Motor Car Company 3 Pub Savings Ins Co 04 ... Rauh Fcrtllizer pfd . 49 ... Standard fili of Ind 120 183 Steriing Fin- Ins Co 7 ... Vati Cam 11 Hardw pfd 90 ... tari Camp P-od Ist pfd 97 KIO ; Vai. Camp P-nd 2nd pfd. ... 100 Vaudalia Coal Co coni 1 4 Vandali Coal <-0 pfd 9 14 ■W a basii Ratlway Co pfd... 28 4 30 WabaKh Railway Co coni,... 9% 11 Honda Broad Kipple ós 05 4 . Citizens St Ratlroad 5# 84% 80 lm. Coke and Gas 6a 80 ... ' Tnd Northern 5s ... 25 Tnd. Union 5s 80 ... I ’nd Co A So 5. 97 ... Tndpi A M artlrisvllle 6 .... 01 04 Indpls Northern 5s 51 4 54 Indpls A North western 5 . . . 60 68 Indpls A S E 5s 40 Indpls Shelby & S E 5s 58 61 Imi Btr-et Ry 4s 7 08 % Indpls Trac A Tcrm 5* 87% 89 ! Kokomo Marion A W 5s 91 93% : T II Indpls A E ós 72 4 Cnlon Trac Co of Ind 0 64 ; Citlzens Gas ós 87 88 4 Ind Hotel Co 2nd Hs 99% Indpls Gas ós 88% 98 Tndpls I.icht A Heat 6s 94 96% Indpls Water ós 97 97 4 Indpla Water 44* 4 87 I New Tel Ist Ha 98 New Tel 1, D 5s 98 . . . ! South Imi power 9s 87 93 CHICAGO STOCKS (By Thomson & McKinnonl —Oct 30— I Arm A C’o pf 99% 99 4 99 % 99 4 ■ Arm Leather 12% 12 4 12% 12% Pont Mot... 10% 104 10 10 ! Deere Co pfd 73 % 74 73 4 74 Libby-M'Neill 8% 8% 8 4 8 4 Mont. Ward. 214 21 % 21 % 214 Pick A C 0... 28 % 28% 27 % 27% : Pie: Wig A.. 42% 42% 42 42 , Quaker Oats 99% 99 4 99 99 Lee Motor.. 13% 13% 13 13 ; 9tew-War... 53 68 62 52 ■ Swift A Co.loß 4 108 4 107% 107% Swift Int!.. 21% 21*5 21% 214 Thmpsn <JB) 49% 49% 49% 494 I Ull C A C.. 63% 63% 62 62 | Wahi 64 4 64 4 54 54 Wrigleiy. . .1094 109 4 109 109 4 Yel Taxi... 74 4 74% 73 % 734 CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO. Oct. 30.—Butter—Creamery extra, 40 4c: stalndards, 42 4e; flrsts 30 Sì 39 4c : seconda. 34 4 @ 36e. Eggs—- ! Ordinary. 30@33e; firsts, 30@46c. Chreso ]■ —Twins. 24 % 4ì24 %c; young Americana. 25c. Poultry—Fowls, 13<®20c: ducks, 18c: ! geese. 19c: springs. 18c: turkeya, 35c: | rooslere. 14r CLEVELAND PRODUCE t Ih/ Vnit' /I r inondai CI.EV RI, AND. Oct. 30.—Butter—Extra ;In tuba. 51®624e: print. 52 4<053c; orste. 50@ 60 4c; parking stock, 24f<f26c. Eesa —F’resh gathered, northern extras, 47c; extra flrsts, 46c; Ohios, 44c: wetsern flrsts. new cases. 39c. Poultry—Live heavy fowls, 24 il 25c. roosters. 14 tì 15c : sprinx ducks, 20<ó.26c- Potatoes—sl.7s®2 a bri.

THE IN DI A Y APOLES TIMES

(ESÌMI . imi DROP Heavy Recelpts Help Push Market to Lower Leve! Cattle Trade Is Slow. Hog Prices Day hy Day 250-300-lb £OO-225 lbs 150-180 Ib Oct. 24. 9.60 9.50 9.50 25. 9.23 9.25 9.25® 9.35 20. 9.00 0 9.15 9.00® 9.15 9.00 0 9.15 27. 9.00 9.00 9.00 28. 8.90 8.90 8.90 80 8.85 8.85 8.85® 8.90 31. 8.60® 8.05 B.oo® 8.05 8.00 ® 8.65 Hog prices broko sharply 20 to 25 cents at thè locai stock yards today. Recelpts wore heavy at 11,000, and accounted in part for thè drop. The bulk of thè business was dono at $8.60, with a few Balos at $8.65. Pigs brought thè price of tho load. Sow quotations fell off 15 to 25 cents, and were quoted at [email protected], with a few at $7.75. Trading was active, and thè pene were cleared eariy. The long-predicted declino of hog prices now seems definiteli under way, and some traders seem eonvinced that Decemher wlll see hog priceà at tho $7 level. Cattle trading was slow, with prices ruling steady to weak except in cows, where prices were off 15 to 25 cents. Thero was littlo choice stuff in thè market. Receìpts. 900. Starting at steady figures, tho calf market soon lost its edge, and prices tumbled 50 cents to a top of sll. Iteceipts, 600. In tho shoep market, prices rn botli lambs and sheep ruled steady, with lambs at sl3 down and ewes at $5 down. Receìpts, 400.

—Hog—- ! 150 tn 200 Ib# - $ B.oo® 8.05 1 Medium 8 00® 8 05 | Heavy 8 00® 8.05 Top 8.05 Pigs B.oo® 8 05 Packing eow 7.5007.75 —Cattle— Few cholco stecre $12.00® 12.50 Prime corn-fcd suers. 1.000 to 1.300 lbs. .. 11.00 0 12.00 Good to choice eteera. 1.000 to 1.300 lbs 0.25® 9.75 Good to choice steers. 1.000 to 1.200 Iba 8 23® 9.25 Goo<l to choice ett-ers. 1,000 to 1.100 lbs 7 75® 8.25 Common to medium sterra, i 800 to 1.000 iba 5.73® 0.75 —Cows and Hclfe s Few choice helfars $ 8 25® 9.50 Good to choice heifers 7,25® 7.60 Medium heifers 0.50® 7.00 Common to medium helfcr. . 6.50® 0.60 Gnod to choic ecows 6.50® 8.25 .Common lo good covi 3 00® 5 50 ! Cutter-s 2 75® 325 Cannerà 2 00 ® 2 50 —Bulla— Fancy bulcber bulla 5 6.000 5.50 ; Good to choice buteber bulis. ’ 4.000 4.75 i Bologna bulis 3 75® 425 Llght bologua bulla 3.00® 3.50 —Cai vea— Cho'’e veal* $lO .SO® Il 00 ■ G . vea a 9.50® 10.50 ì Mi duini veats 8.50® 9.50 ( Ligbtwelght veals 7 50® 8.50 Heavywright veals 6.50® 7.50 ComiUoß heavle.s 6.50® 0 50 —tìhrep and Lambs— Culi $2.25® 3.50 Good to dioica ewea 3 50® 5 00 Few cholco lambs 13.00 Good to dioico lambs 11 30 012.50 HeaTj lambii lo .0®11.5u Culi lambs 7.00 Ducks 3.00 OTHER LIVE STOCK By I nitrd Financial CHICAGO, Oct. 30 —Hogs—R- • ìpts. '37.000. marliet lOe to 15c lower: top, SII 05: bulk of alca. $8 20® 8 90; hea'y ; tight, $8.00a8.90: medium wrlght, $8 75 ! 08.90; Ughi welght. 58.0508.80: ligi® tgnts. 58 >0 [8.75. heavy pacaing sows. 37,7008.30; packing sow. rnugh. s7® 7.75; pis. $85008.75. Cauio—Keceipta, 33,000. ii.arket, cak to lower; choice and prime, sll 75® 13.70: medium and good. :87 35® 11.75; common, $5.00® 7 35; good and choice. $9 15® 12 75. conni.on and medium. 8 -50® il 10. buteher cattle and lift'era. $4 00 ® 10. l'Un. $3.50® 8 15. bull'. $3.500 0.35; carniera, cutter. cows and heifers, $2 00® 3 50. • amier steers. $3 50® 4.00: veal calve $7 75® 10 25 feeder •teera. $4 35 ® 8 tocker ows and heifers, $3 25 00 10. Shecp—lll eipt. 36,000. market. 2oc lower. lambs. sl2 75® 14 15; lambs. culi and ommoti. $8 75® 12.50 jrarlir.g wethers. s9.?>o® 12 76. ws. $4 50 U 7.7.5: culi lo common ewe, $2.76®.<25. NEW 3’ORK. Oct 31 —Steeis—Supply. normal: market on common. s9® 12. mai et <n ottiei, 13018; selci led choice. sl9'® 19.50; demani!, fair. Cows —Supply. norma:: market, goisi slo® 11 demand, fair. Bulle—Supply, light. market on common. S 0 300 7, market on other. s7'®B. deroninl. fair, locai, sd.óO'®B Kcsher ll oline,va and piate—-Supply. normal: market, sl2® 18; demaud. f.iir. Veal—Supply, normal; market on choice, sl9® 22 heavy. slo® 1 12; demani!, fai . Lamb—Supply. normal; market on cimice, $25027; demand, fair. ' Muitoti—Supplv. norma'; market on good, $l3O 10; demand, fair. Porli—Supply, light: markoi s2s® 20. demand, f ilr. CINCINNATI, Od. 30. —Cattle—Recelpts. 4.200; mar.iet, weak lo 25®50c lower; flipper, $7.500 11 Calve M vrket. weak, >o'f,(si lower: extra, sllOll .50. }!o)t —Rcectpts 0,000: market, steady. plg 2co up; good to choice packers, $8.75®8.80. Sheep— Re<’e)pt. 800. market, steady: extras. SSO 0.60. I.ambs—Market, steady; fa.r to go'sl. $13.60014. ! CLEVELAND. Oct. 30.—Hoc* —Recelpts. j 5.600: market. steady; yorkera. $9,15; medium, $0 1509.25; pigs. $9,1.5; rou rhs, $7 75; siags. $t 75. fnttle—Receìpts, 2.000: market 2Oc lower. good to dioico ■bulis, SSO 6; good to cholco steers. slo® 11.25; good to cholco holfcrs. $708; good ito choice cove, $4®5.50; lair to good cows, $304, common cows. $1.50<®3: ; nillkers. $40075. bheep and 1-imbs—Re-ceipts. 2,500; market. 25c to 60c lower: (top, sl4 26. Calve—Recelpts, 800: marj ket. slow; top. $12.60. ! KANSAS CITY. Oct. 30—Boga—Re ceipts. 12.000: market 15c lower; bulk. $8 ® 8.2 5, heavie, $7.900820; buteher. $8.1.508.30: lights. SBOB 25 pigs. $7.65® 8.25. Catti©—K'S*eiptft. 30.0(0); market., i steady: primo fed stoers, $10.76013.25: pialn to fair dressol steers, $5.50® | 10.50; western steers, $5.60010. southern steers. $4.2508.25; cows. $2 2500.50: hetfors. $4 50'® 8.50; st.ockcrs and fewicrs. $4 5008: bull, $2.5004.50: calve. $550 Ì010.50. Sheep—Recelpts. 10,000; market Sse lower, lambs, sl2 50014.10; yearlìug. $8010.75. wethers, $0.5008: ewes, $5.25 @6.75: Btoekers and feeder, $lO 50013 7:5 KAST ST LOUIS. Oct. 30.—Cattle—Recripta, 1.00 U: market, slow to lower; native beef steers, $5.5008: yearllngs and heifers, $5.80® 8: <•(,, $3.75 0 4 25; cannrrs and cutter. $2.4003.25; calve. $5.50®10: stocker and feixlers, $4.50 0.6.75. Hog— Recelpts. 14,000; market, slow. 10@15c lower: heavy. $8.2508.75; medium, $8.60(5 8.85; lights. $8 6508.85: llght lights. $8.65 ■ ®ft; packing sows, $707.60: pigs, $809: bulk, $8.75 00. Sheep—Receipts 1.000: market, steady to 25© lower; ewe, $4®0.25; : cannerò and rutterà, [email protected]; wool lambs, j $13.750 14 25 [ EAST BUFFALO, Oct. 30.—Cattle— Recelpts. 6,000; market, cholco cattle unitive. steady; common, 60c to 75c lower; : shlpplng steers, $7.50010: buteher grafie. $808.25; heifers. $508; cows. $2.60® $5.25; bulla. $.305: tnlleh cows and Bpringer, 9400125. Calve—Recelpts, j 2,500; market, active and steady; culi to | cholco, $4013. Sheep and lambs—Receipt, 15.000; market. lambs 25e lower; sheep, steady: choice lambs. $14014.25; culla to fair. $801.3.50; yearllngs, $7011: sheep, $.30 8.50 Hogs—Receipt. 1.800; market, active and steady; .vorkers, .$9.26; 1 pi*. $9.25; mixed. $9.25; heavlee, $9.25; j roughs. s7@B; stags, SSOO. INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE Fresi) eggs, candled. 42c; packing stock ! butter. 23e; fowls, 4 4 lbs. sud up. 21 c; fowl. under 14 lbs . 17c; leghom poultry. 25 per cent discount; springs. 2 lbs and un- ; der. 23c: springs. over 2 lbs. and under 4 4 i lbs., 16c: springs, 4 4 lbs. and up, 18o: j cocks and tags. Ile; young tom turks. 12 lbs. and un, 350; young hen turks, 2 lbs and ! tip. 36c; old tom turks, 30c: ducks. 4 lbs. | up, 17c; geese. 1 lb. and up. 15o; gquabs, 11 i !bs. to a 07,., $4 50; young gulueHß, 1% to 2j ib. ize. per fio*.. SB.OO. Indianapolis creameriea are paying 430 a i round for buttorfat. Ice cream manufie- ■ turerà are paying 65c a pound for whole ; eweet milk. RAW SUGAR MARKET By ! nitrd Financial NEW YORK Oct. 30.—Raw sugar openefi steady; Decrmber [email protected]; March, 3.20 0 3.27 c; May. 3.390 3.40 c; j u Jy. 3.53@3 55c; Septembar. 3.58 c btd.

CHICAGO HOGS DROP : Heavy Receipts Flood Market, llringIng Prices to 58 Mark. ! By United Financial | CHICAGO, Oct. Sl.—Hog prices coni tinued their sharp declino at thè Chi | cago stockyards today. Values were ; unevenly 25® 4Oc lower. Fresli re- | ceipts were 39,000, which, with a holdj over supply of more than 8,000, proved ; far In excess of present needs. While j a few choice lota sold at $8.50, thè bulk of thè day’s run brought sß@ 8.40. The cattle market was fully steady. Receipts were 15,000, of which only about 800 were taken in direct consi gnments to thè packers. The killer bought freely of thè generai market run. Sheep and lamb values were weak to a shade lower. Receipts were 21,000, but thls number was dlmlnlshed tc less than 19,000 aster thè big killers had taken out their direct shipments. GRAINSDROPOK CHICAGO MARKET Decline in Liverpool Trade Has Influence on Wheat Prices — Corn Lacks Feature. j By Utiffs'f Financial CHICAGO, Oct. 31.—Grain values j were lower at thè opening of thè Chl- | cago Board of Trade today. Moderate | decllnes in tho Idverpool market were thè dominatlng infiuences !n thè trade. Wheat led thè way to lower prices, | Decemher and July loslng 47f %c j frorn yesterday’s dose. July showed ! a strongep ione on huylng by eastern : houser ani lost only 'kc. Corn again laoked features and followed thè decllne In wheat. Ilecelpts were lighter at 150 cara but falled to j induce any heavy buying. ! Oats waa affocimi by commission I house buying and opened at unchanged .flguu s. Recelpts, SO cara. Pro visiona opened lower. CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE By United Financial SVIIEAT—— Open. High. I.nw. Cinse Dee 114% 115% 114 115 Mfiv. . . I 13 1 1.3% 1.12% 1.13% July... 1.06 100 1.04% 1.05% ; CO UN De.- 67% .07% .60 %> .60% May... 67% 67% .60% .67% Juiv... .07 .07% .06% .00% OATS — Dee 47% 47% .41% 41% Mav .. 42% .42% .41 4 *1 % July... .39% 40 .39% 39% RYE — Dee... .81 82% 81 82% May... .80% .61% .80 % .80% LAKD — - : Oct 10.70 Jan.. . 950 907 9-45 9.02 RI HS — , 0.-t 10 50 •Nnmlrial. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN fiv I n'trd linon ial CHICAGO O. t. 30 —Wheat—No. 2 rei, 12" No 2 hard. 1 19% @1 20% Corti -No 1 vellow 69 ’iaC“o %e . N > 2.ve110. 68% A 70% e; No .3 vellow. tifi : 70.;: No. 4 vellow, 01 .1 09% No 5 yel o* 00 % •>. *|.-; No 6 vello, 07 4 @OB %<t; No. 1 • rnixe.l, 09% 009%. No 2 mtxefi. 68% .i 70 ■. No. 3 nux.sl, 69070.■; No 1 mtxed. 00 4@67%c; No 5 inixetL 68c: No 0 mixed. 07% li 08.- O!*- No 3 lute. 41 %® 43 %e. No 4 wblto, 41% .f 42 (•; No standard quotations. Corn—No. 2 white. U 8 4 0 7OC. No. 3 white. 05 4 69%.-; No 4 white. 08% <o9e. No. '• white 62 ®6B 4c; No. 0 lute. 07 Vi ® OS %C. INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN —‘O.’t nO— for *'ar ot grain ani hnv at thf* cali of tho lmlÌ3riapohs Board of Trade w ( re Wheat—Through bllled stronr No. 2 red. $1 .17® 118. Corn--Steady No. 3 white 06® 00 No. t white 64®05e; new No 3 white, 634® 04<- .No 3 vellow. 65000- No 4 ye ow. ot®ose; ri>-w No 5 vellow. 03 4 @o4e; No 3 mixed 04 105-; No 4 m'xed. 03@ (He: new No 5 mixed, 02 ’a @o3.v Oats—9tes.lv No 2 white. 41@42c; No. 3 white. 40 %® 41 e Hy—Tradì Indianapolis. eay: No. 1 ttmothy sls® 15 60: No. 2 timothv, sl4 50 ®l6 No 1 llsht elover mixed, sl4® 14 60; No. 1 elover hay. sl3 60® 14—lnspeetlon—• Wheat—No 2 red. 1 ear No 3 hard. 2 car. No. 2 mtxed. 4 <-ar No 3 mlxcfi. 1 leni- imp’e 3 cars Total. 1.3 <-ar. Com —No. 2 white, 10 car No 3 whlt. Il e.,r. No. 4 white. 12 <-rs: No. 5 white, 7 ear No. 0 white 2 r-ar* No 2 yellow-. 4 '(ira No. 3 yeilow, 0 ear: No. 4 .vellow, : 6 ,-ars ■ No. 5 yeilow. 3 ear. No. 2 mixed, i 1 ear; No. 3 mixed. 5 car; No. 5 mixed. jlO ear. ampie mix od. 2 cars. Total. 85 car*. Olita—No. 1 white. ! ear: No. 2 white. 15 cars; No 3 white. 4 car. No. 4 white, 2 eira Total. 22 ear. Kve—No. 3 1 ear Total. 1 ear. Tota! number of ear for day. 123. Gratti priec quoted f. o. b basta. 4140 ; to New York. PRIMARY MARKETS (By Thomson A- McKtnnou) —flet. 30— Receipt* Wheat Corn Oats Sioux City 1 o 000 •■2 .100 10.0(10 9t Joseph. . 00.000 39,000 12.000 Chicago ... 148 000 8.30 000 400.000 Milwaukee . 21,000 02,000 110.000 Minneapolis . . 843.000 .3.3.000 170.000 Duluth .... 200.000 7 000 St Louis . .. 354.000 203.000 210.000 : Toledo 13,000 10.000 0.000 1 Detroit 12.000 8,000 16.000 Kansas City. . 500.000 58.000 53.000 l‘**oria . U 000 140 000 70 Olili Omaha 151 00(1 99.000 00.000 Indianapolis 27.000 84,000 18,000 Tot-ila ....3.455,000 1,688.000 1.106.000 Ye.ir ago 1,895.000 747.000 703.000 Sldp menta Wheat Corn Oats i Sioux City 32,000 10,000 St Joseph . . 14.01(0 22.000 4.000 Chicago .... 209.000 433.000 179 000 : Milwaukee , 4,000 7,000 27,000 ; Minneapolis .. 144.000 5.000 111.000 ! Duluth . . 809.000 2.000 ! St. selli ... 107.000 75.000 75.001) Toledo 40.000 . . 21.000 i Detroit 5.000 Kansas City.. 157.000 14.000 17.000 Poorla 10.000 82.000 92.000 Omaha 00.000 38,000 70,000 ! Indianapolis. . . 3.000 35,000 4,000 I Total s ...1,575.000 748.000 018.000 ! Ycar ago. 619.000 836.00.) 411.000 Clenmnces Wheat. Corn Oats Philafielphia . 217,000 07,000 J Baltimora ... 10,000 Tot ala .... 233.000 67,000 Year ago.. 910,000 90,000 LOCAL WAGON WHEAT No. 2 wagon wheat. $1.12: No. 3 whito ; oats, 30c. NEW YORK PRODUCE By I nitrd Financial NEW YORK, Oot. 30. Flour doli and uneettlefi. Pork. steady. Mesa. [email protected]: ! lard, firtnnr; mldwest spot. 11.15(w 11,25 c; i sugar, raw, finn, 5.65 c; refined, flrm: granJ ulated. 0.90(fì7e; roifeo, Rio 7c: spot. 10% @lo%e; Santo, No. 4, 15@ 15'io: tallow, j steady: special, 7%@80; city, 6%0. i Dressed poultry. auleti turkeys, 30(845c: j chtckens. 21®40c; fowls, 10®35c: ducks, | 30e; live, unset.tled: geee, 23®20c; ducks, ì 32@230: fowls, 19@25e: turkevs. 40 @ i 520: roosters, 16c: chtckens, ÌR@2oc: eheese. Orni: siate whole milk common to speciale, 20(ni27c: stato sklms, 10@20c. Butter, steady: recelpts, 10,079: creamery oxlras, 48c; pocial market. 48%(<Ì49c; state dalry tuba, 33@47Vjc. Eggs. steady; receipts, 7,514; nearby white fancy uncandled, 88®92c: nearby brown, 65@80c; fresh flrsts to extra, 4.5®650; Pacific coast, 45@05e; western wliites, 68®65c. liy 1 nitrd Financial NEW YORK. Oct. 31.—Linseed Od flrm yesterday. Eairly active demand. Domestio spot, 89@90c,; Nov., 87c; Dee., 86e: .Tari., starch. Blc. nominai: Aprii, August. 76® 70c. Foroign spot, 85(21860, nominai.

TRENO ISUPWARD, MEYERDEGLfIRES Managing Director of War Finance Corporation on Business Inspection. | /?i/ United 2V'et* WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.—Agricultural and business condltions throughout thè country generally are sound to be on thè upward trend by Eugsne Meyer, Jr., managing director of thè ■war flnance corporation. Meyer has just returned from a three weeks' inspection tour through thè West and Southwest. Business, except insofar as it has been interfered with by thè railway car shortage, and agrlcuiture, except in thè Southwest, which is just reeovering from a eerious draught, "show an enormous Improvement over last year,” he said. From all Irdications thè farmer is determlned to get out of debt, and a fair example of this determinatlon Is shown In thè war flnance corporation’s repayment schedule, now running from $12,000,000 to $15,000,000 a month. The banks and business centers generally, Meyer sound, are rallying to thè support of thè co-operative marketing organlzations, sponsored ’by thè corporation, and are Corning j more and more to vlew them as sound ' business proposltions. oilproductì MAY SLOW lIP Oil Specuators Believe Larga Production in California Will Be Curtailed. ; By Unitrd Financial NEW YORK, Oct. 31.—Advices on thè California Oli situatlon led oli men here to believe that thè large production of crude oil, which has weakened thè posltlon in that In- | dustry, may soon he rlghted. Accordlng to thè Wall Street Journal, production of oil In thè Slgnal ; Hill Fìeld at I.ong Beach is heginning to decllne. That fleld is said to be largely responsible for Oalifornia's over-production during thè last few months. This fleld was dlscovered In 1921 and has been lntensively drilled ui.til It ls producine about 100,000 barrels of oli n day.

RETAILERS HOPEFUL National Associaiinn Announce Resuit of Surney. Bj Unitrd Financial NEW YORK, Oct. 31.—The National Wholesale Drygoods Association recenti} - addressed a letter to members of thè Rssoclatlon requestlng Information regardlng selling condltlons. The replies Indicatevi thè Central West was afTected by farro product values. In thè Central West Johhers report that retnllers are paying hlgher prices with thè greatest reluctance and are purchaslng only their immediate requlrements. IN THE COTTON MARKET By United Financial NEW YORK. Oct. 30.—Cotton openefi strong. up 10 to 35 point and at newtilff'is for ih s-sson on sonerai br.ylnr due lo fìrmnrs tt Liverpool and bulllah spot advlees The market ruled abot® %c advance. bualm-s active sud sentiment bullUh. Export o fa'- today pesfed on thè exchanse 6.213 baie from Savannah to thè eontln-nt. Coast le shlpnient Saturday 5.218. baie of which 4.200 baie carne from New Orleans to New York. Receipt at New York were heavy—lo.674 baie of which 7.828 bnles were forviarded Southern advices continuo to speak of thè tight apot situatlon nd thè holding movement on thè pari of tho eouth. Sptnncrs califfi freoly this mornlnr Cotton closefi steady, up 3 to 10 points. High. Low Cloae Decomber 24 55 24 19 24.22 Jamiary 24 29 2.7.93 23.95 Mar.h 24.75 24 01 24.02 Mav 24 24 83.90 23.90 July 24 00 23.07 23.70 By United Financial NEW ORLEANS, Oct 30.—A heavy ocumnlatlon of buying orders over tho weekend and favorable cab! from Liverpool 'aused prices on thè cotton market to open up 24 to 27 points. In tho flrst two bours of trading further gatti tn prie were reglstered. Bulllah aentiment backed heavy buying orders ansi gains of from 1 to 10 point wore posted. The market close-d steady. Open. High. Low, dose, De.-embor 23.70 23 94 23 00 23 02 January . 23.78 23.92 23.00 33.62 March 23.82 23 94 23.00 23.62 May 23.70 23 80 23.50 23.53 Hpota, 23.7ÒC, unchanged. By Unitrd Financial LIVERPOOL. Oct 30.—Spot cotton. fair demand prices eteady ; sales, 10.000; receipts. 2.000. no Amerlc.cn. The market cloaccl steady. Futures opened flrm. Open. High. low. dose. Oetober 14.05 14 07 14 01 14 37 Decomber ... 1.3.75 13.77 13 73 13 93 January 13.05 13 68 13.01 13.79 March 13.47 13.50 1.7 *4 13.58 Slay 13.30 13.33 13.29 13.41 COTTONSEED OIL By l nitrd Financial NEW YORK. Oct. 80.—A large, mixed commission house trade in cottonseed oli was on. but thè undertone was very strong. price opening unchanged to 20 hlgher and later averaglng 7 to 20 hlgher. Dollverie of 8.800 barrei on November contraete, making 16 400 in two day, again failed to break thè market, November holding wbile distaili months advanced Noon cali November. 8.40(3 8 50e; Decomber, 8.78®8 80c; January, 891@8 92c: February, 8 [email protected]; March, 9 093 9,10 c; Aprii. 9 10<a9.20e: May, 9.273 9.29 c; June, 9 30®9 45c. Market, strong; sales 80,600. BOSTON WOOL MARKET By Unitrd Financial BOSTON, Oct. 31.—Estimate* etreutatin* In tho locai wool market, Indicatlng that noi in forty years liave stock* of wool been so amali, tended to create a feeling ot tineastnes anioni- mllla which liave not eovered rcqulremonts for thè next two or three months yesterday. A keen demand. eonsequently, ls notefi for mrxlium dotnestics and offerlttgs ara on a hlgher bastfc. Phlladelphla houses are reported seekihg three-elghts blooils In thè loai market, but many houses ay thy do not own any. and that. thè new cltps from thè West must be shipped and gride! before they are avatlable for dlstrtbution. Territorials are also geeting scaroe. Naval Sgore By Unitrd Financial SAVANNAH, Ga., Qtgt- 81.—Spirita flrm yesterday, r ogni ars. 154® 165: sale reported. 500. Rosln flrm: WW, 680: WG. 600 3 610; N. 6900595: M. 670 0 675; K. 6600570: I, Il G. E. F. D. B, 5600666: sales, 1.256. Spirita receipt, 415: hlpnients. 2,448; stock, 11,215; offerings, 641. Hosln recelpts, 951 : ehipments, 4,240; stocks, 88.679; offerings. 9.47. Coat Stolen From Car William D. Seaton, 2020 N. Delaware St., today told thè police that a thief stole his overcoat from hls automobile which was park ad on thè north side of thè oourthouse. The coat watt worth SSO.

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The American wife of Marquia Curzon will soon change her title from marchionesa to duchess according to reports that King George will advance her famous husband to a dukedom. The Marchionesa Curzon is a native of Alabama, daughter of thè late J. Munroe Hinds, American minister to Brazil.

SS.IH FOR LIMB IB START WITH Then, Aster That, There’s a Royalty in Proportion to Fruit Home. WOODBURY, N. J„ Oct. 31.—A legai agreement of extraordlnary character has been flled in thè county clerk's office, through which thè limb of an appiè tree will net thè owner $5,000, and possibly a email fortune later. Lewis Mood, a thrifty farmer at Ferreil, a few miles below this city, has an ore hard that has yielded an immense crop of thè "Stark l>eliclous” appiè, a standard varlaty. Mood noticed a limb on one of thè trees that produced a deep red appiè, while on other Hmbs thè fruit is of a tight color. Special attention waa paid to this limb, and a nursery’ farm In Missouri was notified. A representative of thè flrm carne here, exami ned thè limb and tree and reported to thè flrm, with thè result that, according to tho agreement, Mood ls to recelve $5,000 for thè "tree limb. thè scions, buds and cuttings,” SI,OOO of which sum is to be paid in cash. A royalty will follow and thè remainder of tho $5,000 is guuranteed. An engineer has taken thè measurements of thè tree, with thè exact location, and thè agreement covers many typewritten pages in legai language. This development, according to nuresrymen, probably was caused by a blossom blown from another variety of appio, which lofiged on thè limb, took root and yielded thè new fruit. BULLFIGHTERS ORGANIZE Demand Hetter Bulis Tlian Were Ftirnished Season. MEXICO CITY, Oct. 31.—Two unione of a rather unusual nature bave just been formed here, thè Bullflghters' Syndicate and thè Union of Playwrights. The former has as its members all men who appear in j thè corrldas from thè monosabios, or helpers, to thè hlghest salarle® I matador. At thè inaugurai meeting it j was decided to establish a wage scale, demand better bulla than were af- i forded last season. and better "working condltions," whatever that may ; mean. The playwrights, acting in conjunctlon with thè Union of Theater Em- ; ployes. are now dentanding that none but their own Works be produced on tho locai stage, except by special permission. Mexican dramatlsts regalarly employed are required to produce at least two entirely new shows every week.

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OCT. 31, 1922

LADY ASTOR IS FIGHTIfG HARD Wet and Dry Sssue !n England Puts Punch In Election Campa ign, f| By United \etca LONDON, Oct 31.—Lady Astmg thè Virginia-born member of tha British Parliament, is expertenclng thè same kind of politicai grief over thè wet and dry issue that many congresstonal candidates in America are suffering just now. in thè midst of her strenuous antiliquor campaign for re-election by thè Flymouth constituency, Lady Astor linds her opponents are asking whether she has suddenly reversed, ot at least modlfled, her hitherto vigorous w r et attitude. The discussion grew out of thè ciyptic utterance of Lady Astor when she was designated th eofficial conservative candidate. "If mine were thè casting vote tor.ioiTow to force prohibition on England, I wouldn’t give it.” she said. This statement was never elaborated upon and her opponents were left guessing. Now there are hints that thè flghting lady M. P. is beginning to weaken under thè barrage of thè anti-prohi-bition propaganda. Dr. H. W. Bayly, thè die hard conservative candidate, !'■ openly for liquor, and is flghtiny I>ady Astor on that platform. Charge Libel Following recent innuendos that th Astore themselves were not total abstainere. Lord Astor issued a letter declaring emphatlcaJly that Lady Astor and I are Now thè iiquorites are endeavoring to smoke out thè Astore in thè courts. On behalf of Dr. Bayly a wrlt has been issued against Lady Astor and her husband claimlng damages for al* leged libel contained in election paro* phlets. In her latest speech aster thè troll was flled Lady Astor said she did no% want to complain and waa not eeeking svmpathy. "But I have had thè most horrlbl® attacks made on me,” she saJd. r.harg'Ing that her opponents “hit below thè belt, but, mercifully, they hit with lies.” Lady Astor and her husband, Vi count Astor, are campaignlng together. They take thè stump in team. Lady Astor leading off and her husband speaking afterward in her behalf.

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