Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 153, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1922 — Page 10

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Risile TUE OF STOCKSHALTED Unfavorable Near East News Has Depressing Effect on Market Already Weak. STEEL AND MOTORS DROP Copper Is Only Group to Show Strength at Opening When Chili Gains Point. Twenty active industriai stocks Saturday averaged 99.06, off .23 per cent; twenty active rails averaged 90.87, off .24 per cent. Bf United Financial NEW YORK, Nov. 6.— The Wall Street Journal today says: Prices were generally lower at thè opening of thè stock exohange today. Declines ranging from % to I*l points on a combination of unfavorable Near East news. Steel common was off a i at 106>4; Midvale and Crucible also reacted. The motors were fractionally lower, as were some of thè equipments and smailer oli stocks. The coppers were thè only rea! ! strong group at thè opening. witli j Chile gaining nearly a point at 27%. May Department Stores opened up 2 points Prices got fractionally belovr opening levels in thè first half hour. \ olirne was light. Sterline opened off lo cotton also was lower. Studebaker fejl to 127 from its opening of 127*4LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS Indianapolis back clearlny Saturday were *3 490.000: back debit were $0.297.000. For thè week endins: Saturday. back clearCF* were 519.037.000; bank debita were 32.963.000. MOTOR SECURITIES (By Thomson * McKinnon) —Nov. 4 Bid. ' Àsk. j -lari Motors 7‘ I S : Col. Motors l'i ' ’ackard ptd ‘ 3 i§ ~ 1 •eerless | Continental Motors co® IO s il j ontinental Motors nfd 101 I ' l ’, j -tupp -} ! Hupp pfo... ì-ìti teo Motor Car 13 l 7 * ilgin Motors ord of Canada 390 400 National Motors - „r ederal Truck I !‘aite Motors ~7i * tepubhe Truck * 33 ~ ACTIVE OIL STOCKS (By Thomson * McKinnonl O pcnins Bid Ask. \n?lo-American Oli 29\ '-’O-.y Atlantic Refimns Bome.Schymser •*’” Buckeye Pipe Line. Chcsebrouph Mts Con ..lo -.30 Continental Oli. Colorado 14'_> lo Cosden Oil and Gas •? Crescer!t Pipe Line. ~A.', Cumberland Pipe Line Ito e*-, Elk Basm ePte 5 Eureka Pipe Line. , Galena-Sisma! Od. pref 110 • 1 * Galena-Signai Oli. Cora ■’* Illinois Pipe Line !'•’ *‘2 Indiana Pipe Line 94 Merritt Oil • * , Niki west Oil - - 3 Midwest Rf? , National Transit i ~- 373 New York Transit 1< 2 {■'/ Northern Pipe Line 10 s il* Ohio Od 304 303 Penn.-Mex. *;• '•ralrie Oil and Gas "Mi •• A > rairie Pipe Line .....295 -•** -apulpa Refg 3 3 * -olar Refin mg 400 40a southern Pipe Line ”•? 9. -outh Penn 01i........ louthwest Pena Pipe Lines. . nO l Oli Co. of Ind f.lu ! tandarci Oli Co. of Kar '’!•> **'-•- tandard Oil Co. of Ky JJJ9 * - taudard Oil Co. of Neb. 100 200 tandard Oil Co. of N. \ . . . .r..l tandard Oil Co. cf Ohio -*>4o ncO -wan & Finch 30 42 ’ acnum Oli 600 CfiO .Washington Oil 30 .<2 CHICAGO STOCKS (By Thomson & McKinnon) —Nov. 4 Open. High. Lnw. Ciose. ‘ Con. M0t.... 10% Il lO** 11 ari M0t.... 1% 1 % 1' U ’.ib. McNeill B’* 8% 8 8 toni. Ward . 22 % 22 % 22 ‘a 22 Va Leth. new 8 ! a BV* 8 % 8* ick & Co. .. 28 28 27V* 28 ig. IVig. A. 42’a 42% 42 42 uaker Oats. 99** 99** 99% 99*, eo Motor.. 13 13% , J3*s tewart War. 33% *4 S4S • w-ift & Co. .108’a 108'a 108 108-* wift 1nt1... 21 ' 21 % 21 H -1% nton C. *C. 3*. 63% 62;. 62% .'ahi 55** 5->% 4 , .ellow Taxi. 73** 73* <3% •*% j IN THE COTTON MARKET ’ty United Financial j NEW YORK, Nov. 4. —Cottoti orened | Urrà, up 17 to 32 tKiints and at nev.- high j >n thè genera! buying. Trade a a heavy ì myer and there was a quantity of stop or- ; ders eaught. i The market elosed finn, up 43 to 4, points. _. . . „. High. In* Cloc | December 25.50 25.16 25.50 i Isnusry 25.21 24 85 25 20 Msrch 25.00 24 .3 24.90 Mav 24.80 24.4. 2-1.77 july 24.50 24.13 .24.n0 'X-tober 23.05 23.0. 23.0-> Hv United Financial NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 4 —Cotton continued tt upward trend on thè oìiening of thè cotton exchange bere tviy. gains ot ! from 6 to 18 potnts bring rrgistered. Reports to thè effect tbat miti are blister I tban st sny time durine Ihe nat t*o years, beine sold ahead on an average ot three months. had tt effect in sptte of thè ta. t tlist mil’.s bave been buying heavlly of late and should be fairly wetl covered. Cotton stili looks tc be a buy on any reaction. The market elosed very steadf-. High. T.ow. Ciose. De< ember .......... 24.82 24..i0 .5 T.uTry 24 85 24.51 24.80 May 24 46 24.19 24 Spot 24.50 c. up 25 points NEW YORK PRODUCE /! United Financial NEW YORK Sor. 4.—F’.our —Qute and firm Pork —Dull Lard—Steady: midwest spot. lllOtì 11 2 Oc. Raw sugar—Quiet: ••entrifugal, 5.53 c. Refined sugi-r—Quieti granulated. Coffee—R.o No. 7 spot. 104*e. Santo No. 4 15 ’s ti 15%c. Tallow —Dull: special. 7N,n?7 'e : city. 6%c. Dressed pouliry—Cnsettled; turkeys. 30tì 53c; ehickens. 20Si4c: fowis. 164ì 35c; dueks 264( 30c. Live poultry—Duìl : ersi. 24H2*tc; dueks fowts. 14 25c : turkeys. 40650 o: roosters. 15c; • ù--ken. 15ii21c. Cheese—Ql.iet : State hoie milk, common lo speciats. 20®27c: >tate eklms. 20--. Butter—Stealy: cream ery extra, 49 ! -c; iiecial ma'ket. .50*,c: State dniry tiih, 34tfi48i,<- Eggs —Firm: nealby white fancy. 884 i 92c: nearby brown. 656 800: fretti f rsts to extra. 44 t Afte: Pacific t-oast first to extra. *s<g77c: western white si rsts to extra. 66 e sòiIVI ETÀ L TRADE By United Financial CLEVELAND. Nov. 6. —Daiiy Metal Trade Saturday said: No 2 foundry plg tron. Cleveland deliverv 531.50632: basic rug iron. valiey. 529 630; sheet bare. Pittsbnrgh and A'oungstown. S4O: Steel bar* Pittsburgh, 2 iì 2.15 c: sheet No. 28 biadi, Pittsburgh. [email protected]: I>lin wire. Pittsburgh. 2.4358 2.ftC*e. TOLEDO MARKETS ‘tv I nitrd Financial TOLEDO Nov. I—Wheat—sl.29® 1.30. Corn—79 i Bd<- Rye—Sßc. Oats—l9&. oc. Bariev —73c dover—Cash 513: De- ■ •ember, 513.25: Januarr 513.25 February. 513 25: Mari*i, 513.25. Timothy—- ’ ash 53.45: Ds-embcr. $3.50: Man h. $3 65. Aleike —$10.95. Dc-ember. $11.05: Febriiarr. $11.25 March 511.:.5 Butter—--49 6 5 Oc. Egss —6 Oc. Hay—22.

New York Stocks (By Thomson & McKinnon) —Nov. 4

Raiiroads— Prev. High. Lo*. Ciose. dose. Atchison ...104*i 103** 104 104 V Atl. C Line. 118 Ti 118 118 Ti 118 H B i 0 52 51*4 51H o 2 Can. l’ac. . . .145*; 144*, 145* 145 V, C. & 0 75 *, 75 75*s 75 S C. & N.W.Rv. 90’, 90 90 90 C.. R. I & P. 41 % 40% 41 41 Del. & Hud. .132 130% 130 H 131 Del & Lack.,l36 135 V* 135% 137 Eri 14*4 14% 14% 14 H Erie Ist pfd. 21% 21% 21% 21** Gt. N. pfd. . . 92% 91% 91% 91% Kan. City So. 21 V, 21% 21% 21% Lefiigh Val.. 68 08 08 68% M.. K & T . 17 10% 17 16% Mo. Pac. ptd. 55% 55% 65*4 60% N. Y Cent.. 99 98% 98% 99 N.Y.N.H.4H.. 30% 29% 29% 30North. Pac... 85% 85% 86*, 8o % Nor. & Wi-5t.120 % 120% 120V4 120^ Penn 48% 48 48 48% Keading .... 83 ! s 82 83 83 * So. Ry 25% 25 2o 20% So. Pac 93*, 92% 92% 93% St. Paul 30 Vi 30 30 30 St Paul pfd. 46 45% 4o 46 St L. &S. W 36*4 36 36% 3.% St.L &S F Ry. 27% 27 27% 27 Te\ & Pac. 26% 26% 26% ‘ % i nion Pac...147% 145% 140 * Wabash .... 10% 10% 10% 10% Wabash pfd. 30 30 30 30% pgh. & W.V. 38Vi 38 30 38 Kubbers— Ajix Rubber 14 N ìo 4 Fisk Rubber. 12% 12 *s 12% 1% Goodrich R.. 34% 33 13 33 Kelly-Spg 42 41V, 41% 41% C. S. Rubber 53 o 3 i>3 53 V* Equipments— Am. Car & F. 186 186 186 Am. Loco. ...129 127 J. 7? •'* Baldwin L.... 32% 131% }3-% 133 Gin. Electric 180 179% 3 Lima L0c0... 60 20 60 59^* N. Y. Airb.. 34 34 34 34 Am. Steel F.. 45% 44% 4o 40% Pullman ....128% 128% 1-8% 1*9% Rv. Steel Sp. 118 117% 118 .... West. Electric 61*4 60% 61 61 Steel— Beth. (B) .. 71 70*4 70% 71% Crucible ... 78 77** 77% <9 Gulf States. . 89% 89% 89% 89% Midvale 32% 31% 32 32% Otis 10% IO 10 9% Replogle ... 28’* 28** 28% r? '* Rep I. & S.. 50% 50% 50% 51 Sui*erior St.. 32 31% 32 tr s Steel ..107% 106% 10. 10.% C S. S. pfd 120% 120 120*4 120 Vanadium.... 40 % 39% 39% 39% Motors — An. B. Mag. 39% 39% 39% 39 Cbandler M.. 62 61% 61 % 62% Gen Motors. 14'j 14’* I*% i?’ 3 Hupp Mot... 21% 21% 21% 21% Hudson Mot. 20% 20% 20 % -0 % Max. M. ’A) 4P 48% 48% 48% Max. M. iB) 14% 14% 14% 14% Mack Motor.. 6>V* 55% 55V* 55*4 Moon Motor.. 16% 16% 16% 16% Keisey Wheel 100 100 100 101 Pierre-Arrow. 12% 13*4 12 % 12% Studebaker... 129% 18% I*B% 130-* Stromberg.... 53 % 53 V* 53 % 54 Stewart-W ... 54% 53% 54% 53% Willys-Over... 6% 6 6V* 6 Mining— Butte C A Z. 7*. 7% 7*4 7% Butte Sup. 33% 33 33 32 Dome Mine. 46 44% 4.% 44 Tilt. Nickel. . 15% 15% 15% 14% Texas G. A S. 65 % 65% 65** 66 Coppers— Arn-r. Smelt. 59% 57% 59% 57 Anaconda. ... 51 50 50% 48% Chile Copper 27% 26 27% 25% Inspiration .. 36% 35 36% 25% Renne, ott 35% 33% 35% 33% Mianu 27% 27 27% *7 Magma 33% 32% 33% 33% L'tah Copper 65% 64% 65% 03

RAPID DROP IN COPPER MARKS BOND OPENING [tu I nitrd Financial NEW YORK. Nov. 6.—A rapid drop in copper issues which advanced rapid- | ly last week market! thè opening of thè liond market today. Chile Copper j 7s aster opening at 112% dropped aj loint in thè first half hour and Cerro De Pasco Ss went from 122 to i 20%. Both these issues are convertitile and their action was in svmpathy with thè copper stocks. Elsewhere thè market seemed little affected by thè unfavorable news developments. Liberty bonds were firm and thè rail bonds of both classes were steady. NEW YORK LIBERTY BONDS; —Nor 4—■ Prev. High. Low. Ciose. dose. L B 3 s ...101 14 100 88 101 20 100.84 L B 2d 4s 08 90 98 76 98.90 98 86 I. li lt 4%5. 96 30 98 70 99.24 98 84 B ’d 4% 99 30 98 80 99 02 98.76 L B 3d 4 1 99.26 99.08 99.10 99.06 L li 4*h 4 *. 99 50 99.12 99.26 99 18 Vidorv 4*i 100.38 100.38 100.36 100.38 Victone 100 04 100 02 100 04 100.04 1 New Gov Bd. 100.06 99.98 100.06 99.96 NEW YORK STOCK OPENING Allieti Chemical i2Ì. 4 Air.. Can Aoi 4 Ari. Shlp. and Com , ‘ Aro. Ice 199 Ani. Locomotive *•“% Am. Steel Foundry 4n % Am Smelt. and Ref -5% Am. Tel. and Tel *" p Atlantic Gulf A W. J.. Austin Nichois Baldwin Lie o 131 Bethlehem Steel 181 % Brook Rap. Trans ‘J 4 Canadian Pac. Ry ’ *. ** C A O ... /‘ ,4 Chi.. Mil. A St. Paul com Chi . Mil A St. Paul pfd ->4% Chili Copper * Chino Copper C.K-a-Col Continental Can Coni Products J J Crucible Steel * J*, Dome Mine 7® 4 Erte If, Fri 1t pfd - S. Batery Fanious Playrri .* Gom raì A*?iha!l $-ó 4 Genera! Klactric *' 7 , General Motor* " Gulf States Steel Ineoiration Copper ... •> Kelly-Sprinpfield Tire Jj si Kennei-ott Copper Lima Loco 5* 4 Maxwell Motor iB) ” * Marine pfd May Stores IgiJ, Maryland Oil 33 Mexican Petroleum .. . “77 , Middle States Oil * ~.% Midvale Steel Missouri-Pac. Ry *9 ~j National Biscuit ‘ N. Y. Central -J9% New Haven ? Northern Pacific 8o Pacific Oil - 4|> % Pan-American Petroleum sn Penna Ry ’2 Pac. Gas and Electric ** ITo. and Reflncrs .i'i, 3 Pullman Pai. Car bi t* Ret>. Iron and Steel ‘<o Royal Dutch of N. Y 54^ Sinclair " Southern Pacific Lo * Southern Ry. pfd 60 Stew art A Warner ->4% Studebaker 1*7% Texas Ga and Sulphur Jo% Texas Co 48% Tlmken l'nion Fadfìc *46 Vnited Drug •JJ U. S. Rubber 53 (- s. Steel 106% F. S. Steel pfd Wabash lst pfd Westlnghouse Electric 00 •* Wilys-Overland V COTTONSEED OIL Rii I nitrd Financial , NEW YORK. Nov. 4 —Cottonseed oil .ale* t'italcd aboul 30.000 barrels and thè market was very strong. 9 to 20 higher. A verv largo and mtxed commi.sion house trade featured thè market. Cotton was at new high for thè season. with crude oil M-lling at 8 eents everywhere. Closing cali: November. 9 05<&9.20c: Decemtier !*16<g9.17c: January. 9.31 ftì 9 33. February. 9.339.34 c: March. 957 ÌP.59e: Aprii. 9.606 9.70 c; May, 9.74 6 RAW SUGAR MARKET fin United I inondai NEW YORK. Nov 4.—Raw sugar ..perirli steadv: Decomber. 3.68 6 3.690; Marcii. 3.20 413.21c:' May. 3.2363.35 c: Jti'V. 3.486 3.; '.0c: epfember. 3.50 c bid. The market ■ losed slesdy; Decomber :t 67. Mari ti. 3.20 c; fi ay. 3.34 c. July. DRESSED BEEF PRICES Wholesale prices of dressetì beef iSwift Ifc Co i: Ribs—No. 2. 17c : , No. 3. 12c. 1 1-or.is —No. 2. 21c: No. 3. lov- Rounds— No. 2. 18c; No. 3. 14c. Chùcka —No. 2, 12- No. 3. Ile. Platea—No. 2. 9c; No. 3. Bc. \

Prev _ _ ' High. Low Ciose. Class RwCons 14 13% 14 13% I D. S. Smelt.. 40 40 40 39 Olisca!. Petrol.. . 54% 53 54 54% Cosden 49 % 49% 49% 49% Houston Oli.. 82 80% 81 81% Invincible O. 15% 16 % 15% 15% Mexican P.. 225*i 221*% 224 225% M. S.Oil ... i 2% 12% 12% 12% Mex. S. 8... 21% 19 19% 21 Pan-Am. Pet .. 90% 88% 90 89% Pan-A. P. (B) 88% 86% 88 87% Pac. Oil 48% 45% 46% 48% Pro. A Ref.. 44% 44% 44% 45 Pure Oil 29% 29% 29% 20 Vii Royal Dutch 65 % 55 V* 66% 55% S. Oil of C.. .124 121% 123 121*/* S. O. of N. J. 214 211 212% 212 Sinclair 33 32% 83 32% Texae Cq 48% 48 *.J 48 >% 48% Texas C. AO. 23% 23 23% 23% T. Oil.. 14% 14% 14% 14% Union 01i... 16V, 16% 16% 17% White Oil ... 6 % 5 % 5 % 6 % Industriai— Allieti Chem. 79% 78% 79% 79% Allis-Chatm... só 45 45 45 Am. Can 74% 74% 74 % 74% Am. Druy . . 6 6 6 .... Am. Ice m% 108% 108% 111% Am. l.inseed. 36% 35% 36% 30% Am. Wooleu. 99 97% 08% 98% Central L 39 % 39 39 38 % Coca-Cola ... 80 % 79 % 79 % 80 % Comp. A T... 69% 69 Vi 69 Vi 69% Cluett A P... 00 06 66 64% Cont. Can 96% 05% 96 % 97 Endieott-J 87 80% 86*, 80% Famous P.. . 00 95 95 % 95 % Gen. Asphalt 58% 58 % 58% 58% Inter. Paper 58 Vi 58 58 57% Inter. Harv...100% 104 V. 104% 106% Loews I** 19% 19% 19% May Stores. 103% 158 163% IÓ9 Moni. A W... 22% 22% 22% 22% Nat. Enamel 68 67*, 67 * 08% Nat. Lead 110 115% 110 116 Owen Botile.. 39% 39% 39, 39% Pltts. Coai.. 59 59 59 5? % Sears-Roe.. . . 85% 84% 85 86 TT. 8. R. St.. 82% Si 81 % 83% U. S C. I. P . 30 30 30 29% Kresge 174% 174 174% 175 C.-S. In. Ale. 08% 07 07% 67*; Worth. Pump 34 34 34 Woolworth .187% 187% 187% ÌS6% liilities—- : Am. T A T. 125 124% 124% 124% Brk Rp. Trn 17% 17 17% 17 j Consoi. Gas . 138% 137% 138 139 ; Col. Gas .108% 107% 107% 108% i People's Gas 94% 03% 94 *s 93 jWeat. Union. 112 112 112 113% Shlpplng— Am. Int. Cor. 31 % 31 % 31 % 32 % IAO. S A C.. 23 22% 23 22% Atl. Gulf.... 24% 23% 23% 24 1 Tn. M. M.... 12% 12% 12 % 12% I In. M. M. pf. 53% 51% 52% 53 | United Frt. .155 155 155 153% I Foods— I Am. Sugar... 76Vi 75% 76 76% I Am. Beet Sg. 38% 38% 38% 40 Austin Nich.32% 32% 32% 33 Am Cot Oli 24% 24 24% 24% ì Corn Prod... 130% 129% 129*. 130% ‘Nat Biscuit.237 230% 236% 236 Tobacco*— Am. Sumatra 33% 33% 33% 34% Am. Tob Oo 156 155% 156 150 ! Con. Cigars 38, 37 37% .. . . Tob Produ. 82% 82% 82% 82% Miaceiianeous Stock*— Ani. Rad U 7 118% 117 110% Temi. Cooper 9% 0% 9V, 9% Dav Cileni . 32 ’* 32 % 32 % 32 % Eie - S Bat. 50% 55% 55% 66% Pere Marquet 35% 35% 35 V, 35% Pac G. A E! 81% 81 81% 80% North Am... 95% 95% 95% 90 Brown Shoe. 60% 60% 00% S. Oil of 1nd.122 i 121% 121%

Total saie*. 476.800 shares

OIL STOCKS VARY IN FIRST STOCK TRADES Hv I nitrd A .nani ial NEW YORK. Nov. 6. —ln face of unfavorable news developnients that eaused thè stock market to caso off today, thè euri stocks held steady for thè most pari. RiKht aster thè opening there was a slight riump in Standard Oils. but all of them carne back slightly, exeept Standard of Indiana, which stayed around 120%. dropplng a point front thè beet prive inaile earlier. Durant Motors also dropped a point frmn 51 * 2 . I>'it there were strong points in thè Indusirials. NEW YORK CURB MARKET <By Thomson & McKinnon) —Open ini — Bi<l Ask Standard Oi! of Indiana . 120*2 ICO H * Standard Oli of Kentucky. 109 HO *>tutz 1 B 19 Boone 10 ioston and Montana ... 9 11 Boston and Wyomiilf .... 1 11 10 Carib 5*4 ì>S Khkth Bete lt Eureka ‘J9 GUI 4*4 4% Gienrock 1 3-16 Simms 11 l i II Goodyear com 9 U 10 Goodyear pfd '-4 Hardahel! * r Imperiai Oli 11H liti Int. Potè 23 r i Kirby . . . 4 5 Mammoth 42 42 li Merritt T 1 <v 1 *4 Mutua) 11 T s 12 New Mex Se Ari* 2% 3 Noble Oil £2 *’4 Omar Oil and Ga 1 ! 4 1 % Penn-Mex 19 23 Rarilo 4 V* 4^ Sapulpa 3 3 Vi Oreek 1 S I*j l *j 18*4 Anarlo So. Africa 20 25 Oitie Servile 197 199 Citte Servio pfd 69S 09 Citi-- Servile Bankers r a WOMAN. LEAVING STREET CAR, STRUCK BY AUTOIST Emma AVarfield, 55, coiored. 1921 Highland PI., alighted from a Northwestern Ave. car at Sanate Ave. and Eleventh St., last night, and was struck by an automobile. Patrolman Moore in an automobile drtven by Alien Sims, 861 N. Senato Ave., pursued tlie driver and at Eleventh and Missouri Sts.. Sims blocked thè escaplng automobile. The driver jumped out and ran. William Warwick, 831 Paca St., thè title showed, owned thè car. Ile was at home when thè polire arrived and vxplained he had left thè car with James Taylor, 418 N. West St., to be repaired. Taylor was not at home when thè polire went to his residence. Mrs. Warfleld wtts taken to thè city hospital. Some of her rihs were broken. She also suffered internai itijuries. Taylor was later arrested, charged with failm-e to stop aster an accident. ANDERSON SENTENCES MAN TO JAIL FOR CONTEMPT Nelson Nanney of Evansv-ille. formerly employed by thè Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad, was sentenced by Judge Albert B. Anderson, Saturday, in Federai Court, to serve thirty days in thè Marion County jail when he was sound gullty of criminal contempt of court. Nanney was speciflcally charged with having cursed deputy. United States marshalß. tv r ho had ordered hirn to move on. Tlie complaint aLso alleged that he had tfefled and cursed Judge Anderson. Nanney denied that he had cursed thè officers. but said that he had not obeyed Federai effleers. “Labor leaders say they have counseled against violence, and if there is violence they say they tried to prevent it. These gentlemen will have to find out there ls some law in this country to be obeyed.” CHICAGO PRODUCE Bu I nitrd Financial CHICAGO. Nov. 4.—Butler—Standard*. 13%1-: first* 36% 40e seconda. 34 % @ 35 % Eggs—Ordinary. 30fi 33c; firsts. 35 @46c. Cheese—Twins. 24(ft20c: Younir America. 25<ft 25 %c. Poultry—Fowis. 13 @l9%e: dueks, 20e: geese. 20c: springs. 18 %c: turkeys. 35c: roogiers. 14c. Potatoes—Receipt*. 85 cars: Wisconsin round white, sacked, 80@90c. bu'k 75@86c; Minnesota sacked. 80@85c; Red River Ohios, bj<& £)Oo. bulk 80@85c.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ICS Ai CAULE RECIOTI GAINS Hog Prieea Day by Day 250-300-lb# 200-225 lbs 150-180 Iba Oct. 28. 8.90 8.90 8.90 30. 8.85 885 8.86@ 8.90 31. 8.60 @ 8.65 8.60® 8.05 B.oo® 8.05 Not. 1. 855 8.55 8.55® 860 a. 860 8 00 B.oo® 8.65 8. 8.70 8 70 8.70 @ 8.75 4. 8.70 8.70 8.70@ 8.75 Hog prices gained 15 to 20 eents at thè locai stockyards today, with receipts about norma! at 7,000. Buyers re\’erted to thè practice of paying according to thè weight, instead of thè one-price program which has held sway for thè last few years, and heavy hogs commanded about a nickel more at [email protected] than lights and medium weights. Plgs continued to bring thè price of light hogs. Sows ranged in price from $7.25 to $7.75, with thè bulk of trading at about $7.50. The market elosed strong. with a good clearance. Cattle trading was more active, prices ruling about steady to a little higher. The quality was poor, how ever. Receipts, 600. Trading in thè calf alleva w-as strong and prices were somewhat higher, The top remained at about $10.50. Receipts, 350. Sheep and lamb uuotations remained unchanged to higher. best lantbs bringing sl3 and ewes at $6 down. Receipts. 150. —Hox*— 150 to 200 lb 5 8.70@ 8.75 Medium. Heavy 8 70 Top - 8.70 Pi B,o@ 8.75 Packing sows 7.00® 7.50 —Cattle— Few choice steers $12.00 0 12.50 Prime corn-fed steers. 1.000 to 1.300 lbs • 11.00® 12.00 Good to choice steers. 1.000 to 1.300 li* • 02o@ 9/6 Good to choice steers. 1.000 to 1,200 lbs 8.25® 9~5 Good to choice steers. 1.000 to 1.100 lbs < .750 "■ -b Common to medium steers, _ r 800 to 1.000 lbs 5.7.>@ 0.70 —(ora nd HHfm — Few choice helfers $ 2^2 Good to choi.-e helfers kHS ~ Medium iielf.r* . • L' l’JVj '?X Common to medium helfers.. 6 -.'6® 8; , 9 Good to choice co* § 9 7o Common to good cows 229® ”2 Cuilrr OO® 2 50 —Balli— Fancy but' hcr bulla . $ 9-92 5? À Good lo elion e butchor bulls Bologna bulls ” ‘ '* ” .. ri. Ltght bologna bulla 3.00® <".o0 —taives—r-. .. SIO.OO @lO r>o Medium vral* Ln r.tghtweight reali - ' Heavy weight reali 6 6*@ ...2 Common heavles 5.00 ® *' • 0 —Shrrp and Lamini — rv.’] $ 2.2T'4i .!%>0 Good to choice ewes t?nn s °° Few clioiee lambs \ ■* 9 Good t< choice lambs 1 50 Heavy lambs *2 n 2 ® Culi lambs . '22

OTHER LIVE STOCK Bv United Financial CHICAGO. Nov. 4 —Hogs—Receipt 8.000. market, steady to strong. top. sHdb. bulk of sale. $8 0 8.60: heavy weight. SB/0 08.65; medium weight. $8.400 8.60 : Ughi weight, $8 3508 50: light light. 8 50: heavy packing sows. $7.300J./ o. pa/-kmg sows. rough. $707.40; pigs, $8 ->U ® 8 75. Cattle— Receipts. 25.000. market steady: eholco and prime. SIIOOO 13 50 medium and goni. $7011: common. Sn.no @7; good and ehol-e $0 012 75: common and medium. $5 400 0: buteher cattle and helfers. $4 250 10 cows. $3.3008 bulls. -5.000 50 canners cutter. cows and heifers. $2.50@3H0 -iimer steers, S3O 3 75. veal calve*. SBOIO-25; feeder steers 55@7 75: stocker steers. $4 25 0 7 90. stockr eowj and helfers. $305 75. Sheep —Receipts. 3.000: market, steady lambs. sl2 500 14 lambs. eull and common. $8.7. 012 25 yearlir/g wethers. $9.25 012 2. ew-e* 450 0 7.75: eull to eommoti ewe. $7 75® 4.75. EAST ST LOUIS. Noe 4 —Catti-- R cetpts, 2.000 market, steady at Friday s averag. Boga -Receipts. 4.000 market. Steady: heavy. $7.7508 30. medium. $8 10 0 8 50; lights. $8 1008 40; Ughi Ughi. 8.10 0 8 40; pa<-king sowt $0.75 @ 700 plgs. $808.50. bulk. $7.50® 8.75. KANSAS CTTS' Nov. 6 —Hogs—Receipts. 1,000: market. 15c up; bu!k. S7OO 0 8.2 heaiies. $7 7508.15. butchrrs. SBOB 25, light $7.750 8 25, plg. $6 2508 Cnttle —Receipt. 28.000: market, steady: prime feti steers. $7 750 13 30. pialli to fair uresscd Ireef ste-ra. $5 50010.75 westeri steers. $5.50 0 10: southern steers $4.23 0 8 25: cows. $206.50; lietfcrs. $4 7509.50: stocker and feci. rs. $4.250 7.75; bull*. *2 250 4.50: calve. $7.6009. Sheep—Re r-eipls. 5.000: market. 26c up; lambs. $12.75013 75; yearlings. $8255® 10.75: wethers. $0.750 7.75; ewes. $5.75® 6. 7.>: stocker* and feeder, $10.60® 13.25. EAST BUFFALO. Nov. 4.—Cattle—Re ceipts. 800; market, slow and steady shlp plng steers. $9.50010.50: buteher gra/ies. s7@9 cows. $2 0 6 Calves—Receipt. 260; market, active. 25e lower; eull to ehotee. S4O 12 25 Sheep and lamb—Receipt* 1 200- market. a<'tlve. steady: / holce lamb. 513 014; culi to fair. 58 0 12: yearlings. S7O 11. sheep. S3OB 50 Hogs—Receipts. 4 000 market, active. steady; yorkers, $9: pigs. $909.25: mtxed, $9: heavles, $9; rough. $707.50; stags. SSOO. INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE Kresh cggs candled. 42c; packing stock butter 23c ; fowis, 4% lbs. and up, 21c: fowl. under 1 % lbs . 17c: leghorn poultry. 25 per ceni discount: springs. 2 lb and under. 230; springs. over 2 lbs. and under 4% lbs . 16c: springs. 4% lt> and up. ISe: coek and stags. Ile: young tom turks. 12 lbs and up. 36c: young hen turk. 2 lbs. and up. 350; old tom turks. 30o: duclts. 4 lbs. up 170 : geese. 1 lb. aDd up. 15e; squabs, 11 ’bs. lo dor... $4 60; young gulnea. 1 % to 2lb slr.e, per doz.. SB.OO. Indianapolis ereameries ar paying 43e a pound for butterfat Ine crcam manufaeturera are paying 65c a pound for wbole sweet milk CLEVELAND PRODUCE By United Financial CLEVELAND. Nov. 4.—Butter —Extra m tube, 53% @s4e: prints. 54 , '3ó5c: first, 52052%/'; packing stock. 20@27e. Eggs —Fresh cathered northern extras. 49e: extra firsts. 48e; Olilo. 40e: western firsts. new esse*. 41o; refrlgerator extra, 300 32e refrlgerator first. 28 0 290. Poultry —-Live, heavy fowis. 23@24e; roosters. 130 15e; spring d.ieks. 22@25c. Potatoes — $1.75 0 2.10 a barrel. FORBESIS‘STRONG’ FOR EFFORTS OF RED CROSS Col. Charles R. Forbes, director of thè United States Veterana’ Bureau, Washington, D. C.. ”is strong” for thè work of thè American Red Cross and says so tn a “pep" ntessage to thè locai chapter. “The Veteran Bureau’s prohlent is a. big one and we need thè Red Cross,” tv ri tea Col. Forbes. “We ex-service men think of thè Red Cross as an all-helpful mother and thè Veterana’ Bureau soes in that mother an altvays cooperatilig friend. The Red Cross is always on thè job with export service and thè necessari* goods.” Col. Forbes's letter. it is stateti, is being sent to ex-service men in every part of thè country. BOY LEAVESHOME Edgar Price, 14, of 3202 Roosevelt Ave., was reported missing from homo today. The boy left at 3 o'cloek Saturday. Tlie boy left a note to his mother telling ber he had been a burilen to her long enough. The polire were told that thè boy took his violiti and music stand and a traveling bag pack ed with his clothing. He told a boy friend he. was going with a musician and foreigner by thè nanie of Hlnk.

LIMI SLIP EFFEGTS CIAIIS By United Financial CHICAGO, Nov. 6.—Grain prices opened irregular and fractionally lower on thè Chicago Board of Trade today. The lower level of prices was attributed to news of a sha.rp decline in Llverpool, where thè prices at 2 o’clock were from 1 to 1% pence lower. Wheat receipts were estimated at seventy cars. Trading was largely by domestlc shippers. Trading in cprn was light at thè opening, with prices slightly off. A large movement of corn from thè farms influeneed thè drop. Estimated receipts tvere 335 cars. The oats market was fractionally lower, with trading light. Provisions opened slightly higher. CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE Ey United Financial —Nov. 4—• WHEAT—* Open. High. Low. dose. Dee. ...1.15% 1.16% 1.14% 1.15% May ...1.13% 1.14% 1.13% 1.14% July ...1.04% 1.0.5 1.04% 1.04% CORN— Dee 67% .68*; ,C 7% .08% May ... .07% .08% .07% .68% July ... .07 % .08 .07 % .08 OAT9— De/- 42 % .42, .42 % .42; May ... 41% .42 .41% .41% July ... .39% .39% .39% .39% LARD— Jan 970 .985 .970 .985 May ... .1002 .1017 .1002 .1016 RIBS— Jan 975 .987 .976 .987 CHICAGO CASH GRAIN rty I nitrii Financial CHICAGO. Nov. 4—Wheat—No. 2 hard. $1.1701.17%; No 3 ha d. 5118%. Corn —No. 2 yellow. 69%@70%c: No. 3 vello. 07**0 70% e No. 4 yelto. 00% @7O/:: No 5 yellow, 00'ic; No. 2 raixeu. 70070%/'; No. 3 mixed. 00 %069% <• ; No. 4 mlxed. 05 %c: No. 2 white. 70/:, No. 3 white, 00 @ 00%e; No 4 white, 66%@88%e; No. 3 white. 42%@43%e; No. 4 white, 42 % 0 42 % c.

LOCAL GRAINS SLOW Wheat prices ruled easior on thè Indianapolis Board of Trade Saturday. Corn was without independent features and followed thè trend of wheat. Oats receipts were moderate, but thè domami was only able to absorb thè stipply and prices were easler. Rye held steady. with thè domanti in ex cess of thè supply. INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN Bid for oar lota “f grain *nd hay at th* cali of thr Indianapolta Board <f Trado were Wheat—Through biUtxl. easi**r N*. reti. IMi 1 IH Corn —Eaeior; Nr. wlnte si.V 5 HfH ji' No 4 white. 62 l i d.’{ L, , io*w No B wMte. UMiflSo No .1 yellow . 64 ■/; B.V No. I vU low. 6.4 ©64c! new No .*1 yellow. 6*: Cì No •’> mixpl. 62 -OL 63c ; new No 3 inixed. 60 '*[ 61 c ; new No 4 r >B <; .*o. Oat—Eamer. No 2 white. 4J 11 : 3 *• No. .4 white. 40©41r Hay—Tr.v U lniUaiiapo’ih e.awy No I timothy. No 2 timoih.v. v \ -O fri 15; No 1 light dover mixed. >I 4n 1 4 50 , No 1 dover hay, Ilì 50 ’>l 1 4 —lnspectionw— Wheat—No 2 red. 1 nr N J reH 1 • ar. No 1 mltd. 1 arn No. 2 mixed, 2 uam ampie, 2 * ai Total 7 < ar Com—No. 2 white, 12 arn No .2 whito.

APP L E S Orohard to onstimrr Another Big Carload Sale of Baldwin Apple* at car door, Virginia averne and C., I. & VV. Freight House, just south of elevation. THE FAMOUS NEW YORK STATE BALDWIN All C *l§ 60 Per “Nus Hand Picked | Bushel Basket Said” This Is an fine car of apples. Sale Now On. As usuai first come, first served. ARTHUR B. HAMILL Car Open ac 7 A. M., Tuesday. Car Lot Buik Apples Distrlbutor. AMUSEMENT S tinnii ELECTION RETURNS TUESDAY NIGHT I MS HUB ER T BOT | uraT HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND f SOCI ETY’S LATEST FAD si Plantafion Days! America’s Greatest Coiored Revue DIRECT FROM A SENSATIONAL RUN OF 25 WEEKS IN CHICAGO Mfì OF THE BEST COLORED ARTISTS IN AMERICA EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION ELGAR’S Fanious Syncopated BAND BEST SEATS SI.OO J I NIGHTLY 8:15 MATS. WED. AND SAT. | I SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW FRIDAY [ BROADWAY —Burlesque I <*<* | „ ror H LADIES AT MAT, 16. I A MORIT.t, th Shoik's Itnuchlrr r:T , „ , „ WEDNESDAY NIGHT AMATEURS ?%,n7est Nt.M™ KLKCTIOX RETI KNB I I KSIIAY NIGHT l 0 N FMCTU B ~ NOW PLAYING ?A WEEK /*Vy W t REX INGRAM PRODUCTION \J24f\J ‘The Prisoner of Zenda’ il //l(?Qtr(?- Jj Wlt h Alice Terry—Lewis Stone —X , - PERFORMANCE START t tur- - - Ii :30—1:30—3• 30—5:30—7:30—9:30 ,<—7 ~ WILLIAM DUNCAN ‘3LWSS*’’ Chrlstl Comrdy. NEWS

19 cars: No. 4 white, 9 cars: No. t> w/hite, 2 cars No. 6 white, 3 cars: sample white, 1 car; No. 1 yellow. 1 car: No. 5 yellow, 16 iz-ars; No. 3 yellow, 9 cars: No. 4 yellow, 10 i cars; No. 5 yellow, 5 cars; No. 6 yellow. 5 ’ / ars: sample yellow. I car: No. 2 mlexd, 2 1 cars: No. 3 mixed, 1 car: No. 4 nihced, 5 lears; No. 5 mixed. 1 car: sample mixed, 2 i / ars. Total, 104 cara. ì Oats —No. 2 white, 11 cars: No. 3 white. 4 cars; No, 4 white. 1 car; No. 2 mixed, 1 car. Total. 17 cars. Rye—No. 2. 1 car. Total, 1 car. i Total number of cars for day, 129. j Grain prices quoted f. o. b. basi, 41 Vie j to New York. M AYO R AND WIFE wILI ATTEND KEITH OPENING Mayor Samuel Lewis Shanlt and j Mrs. Shank are members of a party 1 which will represent Indianapolis to- | night at thè formai opening of thè new B. F. Keith theater in Cleveland, O. The mayors from each city in which there are Keith theaters have been invited to attenti thè opening in Cleveland. C. Roltare Egglestnn, manager of thè locai Keith house, took as his guests in acidi! ion to thè Mayor and Mrs. Shank. Irving Lemaux, Robert Tucker. William Henfchel and Walter D. Hickman. Elsie Janis and thè Ben Meroff and Ihach Entertainers will be on thè opening bill at thè new Palace ln Cleveland. A special train carrying eastern mayors, heads of thè Keith Circuit and others arrived in Cleveland this morning. NEGRO SHOT BY WOMAN; WOUND PROBABLY FATAL Siti Baker, 38, coiored. 338 Smith | St.. was shot in thè back, it is aileged. by Minnie McMurray, alias Mini nie Gray, at 1 a in. today. The shooting oceurred at thè Smith St. address. Bakar's wound will prove fatai, acì coiding to physicians at thè city hos- | pltal. The woman escaped but was arrested later at thè home of her sister nt 2023 Yandes St. Harry McAfee, ì coiored. 36 Smith St.. heard thè shot j and heard Baker cali for help. He i sound Baker lying in thè center of j thè Street.

FIND ESCAPED GIRL Glndys Bayman, who said her home is at 1115 Milton St.. Benton Harbor. Mi/'h., and who thè police say escaped freni thè Girle’ Sehool at Clermont. Oct. 26. was sound yesterday nt 977 W. Washington St. v iifter thè police had hrolten in thè door of tho place. Sylvester Walker. coiored, and his wife, May Walker, were arrrcsted. The police also arrested Mary Jones, 979 W. Washington St. They are churged with vagrancy and with in ducing girla to leave thè Cleimont sehool. POULTRY ENTRIES BIG Entries have been large for thè Poultry Show which will be held at 25 N. Alabama St.. from Nov. 21 to 25 inclusive, according to Vernon C. iloiz. manager. No entries will be re/•eive/1 later than Nov. 10, Mr. Getz sa al. Among thè items of interest to i>oul try 1-aisers will he talks by prominent h feeder.

HANDBAG TAKEN F. M. Rhlers, 1532 E. Tenth St., last night reported to thè police that a thief stole a handbag from his automobile. The bag contained clothing and jewelrv and a deputy game warden’s badge.

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AMUSEM ENTS fKEITH’S Home of (Diality Vaudeville Dan't Mlnr This Muslual Comedy “THE SON DODGERS” KEATCRINO JOHN E. WALKER With Itig Company an/l Choru and th Famous “LI MINOI'S trOWNS" VASCO THE MAD MUSICIAN* C L ARA BA RR Y Snpported bjORVILLE WHITEEDGK "For Just a Few Moment* Onl>” KANE and GRANT and Pfrionalit,v l>ronifle<l Th* Big I.auxrh Waturo LEWIS and DODY Hello.Hello. Hello or Chera Beeheh BRANCHE SÌIERWOOD * URO. • /ti g Antlrs If You IJUe Jarr Mnsic, Bea DAVE HARRIS and Hl* BANH OF 7 BYNCOPATOBS Patti#* ws—Toplcu- Fiihlpd Election Returns Tuesday Nite MOTION PICTURES

The Vampire! William Fox Predente thè Dramatic Stage SurrfAi Inapired by P€V*m. AFOOL THERE WAS ALL THIS WEEK Fox New* —Snob Pollarti Comedy affii si- i IJ sByS fifi mh| I Please Come Early SPECTACULAR FASHION SHOW BY ARRANGEMENT WITH L. S. Ayres &: Co. AT 2:45, 7:00 AND 9:15 CHARLES RAY in “Alias JULIUS CAESAR”

NOV. 6, 1922

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TOMLINSON HALL Ten Nites, Starting WED., NOV. 8 Every Nite Exeept Sunday to Nov. 18. Sat. Mat. and Nite, Nov. 11 Armistice Jubilee with Veterans Foreign Wars. BLUE AND GOLD BAZAAR Pre - Christmas Showing of Beautiful and Novel Bargains. Japanese Tea Garden Nothing Like It Ever Seen in Indiana. Admission FREE Bring Your Party and Limber Up

i/ // \m i/ DIMINUTIVE comedian SOTHIE & H.VRVEY EYERETT fl IN “MONEY* HARRY GILBERT “CHARACTER SNAPSHOTS" 8 WEADICK * LADFE "ROPINO AND GAB” Tuesday Evening ELECTION RETURNS CONTINUO!* 12:00 XOON TO 11:00 V. M. MATS.. 15-75c—EVES.. ’sc-10 | Contlr.uous Vaudeville lb:NOW I 11 P. M. ■ SPRINGTIME I FRIVOLITIES 1 COSCIA “THE AND STAGE VERDI DIRECTOR” Scotty Weston, Welser & Relser, Variety Trio Homer Sisters, 3 Belmonts Election Returns Tues. Night 8 Dancing in thè Lyric Baliroom §1; Afterr.oon and Evening Ihubert-park NOW PLAYING Cha. McDonald Frcscnt* THE SENSATIONAL STORY OF A IVOSLYN'S SOIE l “PAINTED e FLAPPER” S LADGHS-THRItLS-IHROBS ENGLISH’S Next Mon. Ève. r si2u" POPULAR MAT. WEDNESDAY TUWP Rfiß/UYES Prirfw Ntght, so to s*.or I ricca . Mats.. 500 to 1 IHJKSHUBERTV THREE NIGHT m u FI A ■ B EO. MAT.. BEST SEAT SI,OO LEE SHCBERT PKESENTB HWIU.IAM i* Op G E “FOR ALL OF US” A NEW play or NEW YORK LIFE IN THREE ACTS r. ve ni nt.—so yion si re an d co