Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 153, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1926 — Page 11

OCT. 2, 1926

Automobiles for Sale Smith <& Moore’s . Mammoth Used Ford Sale 3 DAYS COME EARLY AND GET YOUR CHOICE TAKE ADVANTAGE OP THESE PRICES AND TERMS A $5 DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY CAR EVERY ONE IN A-l CONDITION Down Payment 1926 Touring; lock wheel, balloon tires S6O 1926 Roadster; shock absorbers, lock wheel S6O 1924 Fordor sedan; new paint, lock wheel SBO 1924 Tudor sedan; new paint, lock wheel, speedometer $75 1925 Coupe; balloons, lock wheel, other extras..'. $75 1925 Touring; lock wheel SSO 1924 Coupe; lock wheel, five cord tires, speedometer $65 1924 Tudor sedan; extras S6O 1923 Coupe; special transmission, lock wheel, extra tire.s3s (1924 Fordor sedan; extras S7O 1922 Sedan; new paint S3O 1921 Sedan; fine condition ....$25 1923 Touring; lock wheel S3O 1922 Touring; lock wheel S2O 1924 Roadster; lock wheel $35 1922 Coupe; good shape S2O 1926 Touring; painted two-tone.s7s 1926 Sedan; extra balloon tire. 100 1923 Coupe; 5 cord tires S4O 1924 Touring; several extras..s3s 1922 Touring; lock wheel $lB 1923 Roadster; lock wheel ....sls 1921 Coupe; A-l condition S2O 1922 Roadster; slip-on b0dy....518 1921 Touring; lock wheel sls 1924 Touring; lock wheel ......S4O 1924 Roadster; lock wheel ....S3O 1923 Coupe; lock wheel $25 1922 Coupe; 5 cord tires $22 1922 Coupe; new paint $25 1920 Sedan; several extras ....sls 1921 Sedan; lock wheel, seat| covers S2O 1923 Touring; motor and body A-l $25 We also have twenty others to choose from, priced from $25 to SSO. Weekly or monthly payments. MAKE YOUR PAYMENTS TO US Smith Moore, Inc, AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS 528 South Meridian St. k Open Evenings and Sunday. " Main 6650. $21.00 Will deliver to you any of the following used cars. These are not junks, but good, dependable transportation. Ford touring, WillysKnight sedan, Ford coupe, Overland touring, Chevrolet coupe, etc. Open evenings. Hx\YNES-SCHMIDT, Inc. Willys-Overland Dealers. 1005 N. Meridian. Lin. 7575 jn good running ronxvfr ViS*t?'YV, do "7?balance weekly. ROY CO.. 720 N Meridian St. LinfQlß 5875. Onen evenings and Sundays FORD BODIES c^ 0 S?a"to5?. ad,teri Couues Bedans “ c SWI3SHELM * PARKER 544 E. Washington St.

Bargains=== Bargains Saturday and Sunday Real USED CAR Values on Qur Bargain Lot 1923 Chevrolet 1922*23 Type Dodge Coupe --$274 Touring $345 1924 Oldsmobile Coupe, 1919 Dodge Touring. 165 4-passeuger 477 1923 Dodge Coupe B. 377 1923 Oldsmobile Tour. 257 1922 Dodge Sedan .. 357 1923 Maxwell Touring, 1923 Ford Sedan .... 174 glass inclosure ... 323 1924 Nash Sedan 765 MANY OTHERS LIBERAL TERMS You will find the cars listed, above on our lot in the rear of 833 N. Meridian St. RLSanfdrd Company Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles New and Used Cars. $33-7 N. Meridian. Thone —MA in 4368. A USED CAR IS ONLY AS DEPENDABLE AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS IT.

Automobiles for Sale AIRPLANE Will trade for late model car, new improved Curtis 90 h. p. motor. L, T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES 917-23 Virginia Ave. ONE OP THOSE CLASSY, SERVICEABLE, ECONO MIC A L TRANSPORTATION GIVING CHEVROLET 1926 COUPES. DISC WHEELS. IN FINE CONDITION. WHEN YOU SEE THIS CAR AND THE LOW PRICE ASKED, YOU’LL CERTAINLY BUY THIS CAR. JONES WHITAKER SALES CO. 343 N. Capitol Ave. 516 N. Capitol Ave. MAln 5647. • Nash Advance 6 1925 Coupe Sedan $895 1023 Overland touring $ 35 1924 Overland. 4-pass, coupe 295 1923 Overland touring 95 1924 Willys-Knight coupe-sedan 695 1921 Ford touring 75 1924 Oakland coupe 695 1923 Wiliys-Knirrht touring 495 1923 Ford touring 95 1923 Overland touring 175 1925 Overland coupe 335 1925 Overland ,6 sedan 795 1924 Overland sedan 495 1922 Ox’erland touring 95 1922 Overland roadster 95 1925 Studebaker sedan 995 1922 Overland sedan 195 (New Paint) 1922 Ford sedan 50 Capitol Overland Company N. Capitol at Michigan St. Open Evenings and Sunday Chrysler Trade-liras 1925 Willys-Knight sedan..s 850 1925 Essex Coach sj>o 1924 Dodge Touring 275 1923 Ford Coupe 150 1924 Maxwell Sedan 450 1924 Hupmobile coupe 550 1925 Nash 6 coach 850 1925 Willys-Knight coupesedan 850 1925 Overland roadster 575 1924 Studebaker coach 750 1924 Chevrolet coupe 250 1924 Ford coupe 225 1922 Gardner coupe 250 1925 Maxwell sedan 650 L 920 Monroe Touring 100 1925 Ford roadster 250 1920 Hudson coupe 260 Fair Trades. EASY TERMS. Carl H. Wallerich, Inc. USED CAR DEPARTMENT. 314-320 N. Dlaware St. Lin. 5583. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. STUDEBAKER —Special 6 gedan: can't, be told from new: fully eauiDDed Terms or trade 725 Virginia Ave STUDEBAKER. 6 CYLINDER TOURING CAR $125 TERMS CENTRAL BUICKCO USED CAR STORE 120 W. North St j „ Ltn 1995 Open evenings and Sunday. STUDEBAKER. 1924 chassis trade for Ford sedan. Riley 6012. Rear 918 N Penn. St.

Automobiles for Sale USED FORD CARS That Are Guaranteed Tlhe Cream off tine Used Ford Market’ Late 1923 Touring Splendid condition throughout, including new top complete; good cord tires, shocks and lock steering wheel. $45 down, balance weekly. 1925 Touring Good mechanically; above the average in appearance; five (5) balloon tires, and lock steering wheel. $75 down. E. Z. terms. 1924 Model Coupe It is good. NUF SED. $95 down, $5.32 per week. Late 1924 Fordor Good condition mechanically, with good solid body. A car that is truly a bargain at $345. $95 down and balance on small payments. 1925 Roadster Starter, demountable rims, good tires and of very good appearance. $75 down. 1925 Coupe Balloon tire equipped, excellent mechanically, and of exceptional appearance. SIOO down. Balance weekly. * 1924 Tudor Reconditioned throughout and new paint. We can t say enough about it, but it must be seen to be appreciated. Price, $325. Convenient terms. The Following List: Have been carefully refinished, reconditioned, inspected and road tested to prove our adjustments. They look and perform as new ones should. Will consider an older model Ford in trade on any one of them. Down Payment 1926 Roadster SBS 1925 late style touring 75 1925 late style touring 95 Late model roadster 100 Late model roadster 105 Late style touring 75 Late style touring 90 Late style touring 95 And You Pay Direct To Us. Warn gefl I mi =Slharp Company , 443 Virginia Ave. Drexel 5020 Open Evenings and Sunday. 1923 Ford Touring Looks Like New, $95 1923 Overland touring $ 46 1924 Willys-Knight coupe sedan.... 485 1921 Fora touring 75 1924 Oakland coupe 095 1923 Willys-Knight touring 405 1923 Ford touring 95 1923 Overland touring 175 1925 Overland coupe 335 1925 Overland 6 sedan 795 1924 Overland sedan 495 1924 Overland. 3-pass, coupe 295 1923 Overland Champion 266 1922 Overland touring 95 1925 Rollins coupe 595 1922 Overland roadsters 05 1925 Willvs-Knight sedan 995 1925 Studebaker sedan 935 1922 Overland sedan 195 (New paint) 1922 Ford sedan 60 Capitol Overland Company N. Capitol at Michigan St. Open Evenings and Sunday., 1924 NASH ROADSTER. GOOD TIRES, A-l MECHANICAL CONDITION. PAINTED A DARK BLUE, GENUINE SPANISH LEATHER UPHOLSTERING. CAR LOOKS FINE. A REAL BUY AT $475. EASIEST OF TERMS. JONES-WHITAKER SALES CO. 343 N. Capitol Ave. 516 N. Capitol Ave. MAln 5647. SPECIAL TODAY 1922 Hupmobile coupe $250 1923 Stutz sedan. 4-dr 550 1923 Hudson coach i 650 1923 Stutz sport 600 1920 Stutz touring 175 1922 Hupmobile roadster 175 1917 Locomobile touring 350 Small Payment Down. STUTZ INDIANAPOLIS CO. 957 N. Meridian St. Open evenings and Sundays a. m. Riley (4922 CHEVROLET. 1924 coach: bumpers, spot lite. motomeler. bar cap. mirror. This car just returned from California; $75 down, balance 12 months STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 220 E. New York. CHEVROLET. 1923 touring: fair tires, winter inclosure, runs ana looks good. &.. OTVrst iK™ 2

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Automobiles for Sale Marion Chevrolet Cos. 1040 N. Meridian St. SinrasMinig RedMctioiras on All i Used Cars of every year and model, priced from s2§ Up Down Payment $5 Up Lowest interest rate in city. Make your payments direct to us. Tin is Ad Is Worth $lO as part down payment on any used car we have. Only one ad g o o and on each car. BRING THIS AD WITH YOU Down Payment Ford 1924 Roadster S4O Ford 1925 Roadster 50 Ford 1925 Coupe 70 Chevrolet 1923 Coupe 50 Ford 1925 Coupe 70 Ford 1923 Coupe 55 Ford 1922 Coupe 35 Ford 1923 Fordor 60 Chevrolet 1923 Touring... 25 Ford 1921 Sedan 25 Chevrolet 4-Pass. Coupe... 55 Oakland Touring 35 1923 Ford Coupe 30 1922 Chevrolet Sedan 35 1924 Ford Tudor 50 Ford Touring 25 Star Touring 35 1926 Ford Coupe 95 1926 Chevrolet Coach 100 I And Others Marion Chevrolet Cos. 1040 N. Meridian St. LI ncoln 5361. Open Open Nights Sundays 1925 CHEVROLET TOURING. NATURAL WOOD WHEELS, BALLOON TIRES. CAR LOOKS LIKE NEW AND IS IN NEW CAR CONDITION. YOU CANT BEAT THIS ONE AT OUR LOW PRICE. Jones—Whitaker Sales Cos. 843 N. Capitol Ave. 516 N. Capitol Ave. MAln 5647. ANNOUNCING THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE PAUL L. HOELTKE MOTOR SALES 1020 N. Meridian St. ELCAR SALES AND SERVICE Saturday Evening Oct. 2nd. Friends Invited. Hudson 8 Sedan. A real buy. Studebaker Special Sedan, 5 passenger. Lincoln Coupe, 6 tires. New Duco. Priced right. Hudson Coach, almost new, $1,050. Only 4 wks. old. _ Gulley Auto Cos. 1233 N. Meridian. RI. 4304. Open Evenings.

HOGS ADVANCE IN FINAL SESSION

STOCKS DISPLAY STRONG TONE IN EARLY DEALINGS Bu United Press NEW YORK. Oct. 2.—The Wall Street Journal’s financial review today says: Weekly reviews of conditions In mercantile lines were optimistic, reporting that business was maintaining a strong position as it entered tthe final quarter of the year, despite some irregularities due to unfavorable weather aand a decline in cotton prices. With trade conditions generally favorable speculative sentiment continued and stocks displayed a strong tone on the Stock'Exchange In early dealings today. General Motors was still the outstanding feature of the forward movement, pushing ahead fractionally to new high ground at 16!U£: Dupont gained % to 353%. and Bald win % to 124%. On a split opening Steel common sold at 153)4 to 153%, up % and %. Automobiles for Sale BIG REDUCTION , „„, _ „ , Down Payment 1924 Big St* Studebaker $225 1924 Kurd Coupe . . *<(s 1923 Oakland Touring $125 1023 Willy* Knight Coupe Sedan.. H7X 1924 Overland Sedan 1925 Overland Sedan sll6 1925 Chevrolet Coupe lIAYNES & SCHMIDT, INC. 1003 S Meridian St Lincoln 7X75—76 WILLYS-KNIGHT sedan 1925: good condition throughout has good tire* extra good motor, bumper* and snubber*: a real bargain at $850: term* or trade. CARL H. WALLERICH. INC 314 N. De'aware St I.in. 5558 Open evening* and Sundays FORD—Touring. 1926 winter inclnsure. balloon tire* look whtel and other ex tra* Thi* is a real buv $295- $75 down balance term* ROY WII.MFTH CO.. 720 N Meridian St. Lincoln 5875 Onen evening* and Sundae. 1927 FORD TUDOR Driven less than 700 miles and Is just the same as, new. You can save money on this jo* EWS 1 ® S Ifc&CLEg (001 N.MERIDI AM Lin. 1177. Open Evenings. $25 DOWN Paige touring: A-l condition: ready to This oar is a real bargain and you'll buy it quick. E-Z weekly ttrniß P. B. SMITH AUTO CO. 322 N. Delaware. Hudson and Essex Dealer* HAVE 1923 Columbia sedan that I must •en. . Will take smaller car a* down payment. This car is in good condition: almogt new Daiut. Call MR. JONES. Lin. b’SED CAR BARGAINS NATIONAL BOND AND INVESTMENT CO 313 N, Penn, Main 3232. FORD—Touring. 1924: lock wheel and f:, ° ,aßh that’s all ROT WILMETH CO.. 720 N Meridian St Lincoin 58, ). Qnen evenings and Sunday. KOKH 1924 touring, starter, demountable*. 5 very good tire*. brand ijew paint. Owned and driven bv a farmer car show* good care: SSO down. STONE CHEVROLET CO 540 F. Wash_ FORD—Coupe. 1926: balloon tire*, new Duco paint: a real snappy looking job: $265: <SO down balance terms ROY WILMETH CO. 720 N Merridain St. I.ineoln 587.">. Open evening* and Sunday FORD. IP2’> coupe, molometei- bar cap. lock wheel, balloon tires, heater, visor; good, clean car all through. Better hurryon this one: $250. term* STONE CHEVROLET CO . 540 E. Wash. FORD—Touring. 1925: balloon tires, lock wheel, speedometer: this ear has had the very best care: SSO down balance terms. Avery good buy. ROY WILMETH CO.. 720 N Meridian St. Lin. 5875. Open evenings and Sunday, MARTIN-PARRY fruit bodv, new, for one-ton truck. 821 E. SlxtT-Fourth. MAXWEI.I. TOURING CAR $295. TERMS CENTRAL BUICK CO Used Car Store. 120 W North St Ltn 1095 Onen evenings and Sunday NASH. 1924 touring; looks and runs like anew car. 1919 NASH. 7-passenger touring in good shape' bargain 880 Bel 3852-W 1924 STAR Special touring; in new paint and reconditioned throughout. Best buy In town at S3OO. •wttor®m©tob 100! N.MERIDIAM Lin. 1177. Open Evenings. Trucks 1923 Tomi Track Good condition mechanically. Close cab and large well built body, suitible for hauling coal. $65.00 down, oalance weekly. Late Model Track Complete motor and transmission overhauled, close cab, box body; $75.00 down, balance weekly or monthly. Wairageliira-Slfoairp 443 Virginia Avenue. Open Evenings. DRexel 5020. OLDSMOBII.E Speeawagon. 1921. oao and body good running order: $275 easy terms 329 W Market. Main 1005 KALAMAZOO 3%-ton dump truck: good running order: recently repotsessed will sell for balance due on it. A bargain GUARANTY DISCOUNT CORPORATTOv Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE—CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the payment of two certain chattel mortgages executed by Alex Mitchell, of the County of Marion. State of Indiana, on the 6tn day of February. 1926. and the 17th day of July. 1926. respectively, to the International Harvester Company of America, and filed with the Recorder for Marion County. Indiana, the first on the 9th day of February. 1926. in Chattel Mortgage Record No. 404. Page 305. and upon which mortgage there is declared to be due and unpaid $333.52 principal. 25c interest, total $333.77: and the second on the repairs on used Stewart Truck, upon which there is declared to be due and unpaid $111.35 principal, making a grand total of $445.12 due and unpaid: we have taken possession of one used Stewart Truck, Model No. 9. Chassis No 90101, Engine No. 78563, being the property described in said mortgages, and will sell it at public sale to the highest cash bidder at the Used Car Department, International Harvester Company of America. 1188 Ken-

King of the Air Loses

W'liun a champion goes out of his class he usually loses. And eagles are no exception. A huge golden eagle attacked the airplane of Joe Skidmore, Laguna Beach (Cal.) aviator, and after Skidmore had dodged the bird for several minutes through a rapid succession of nose dives and tail spins, the eagle broke its neck against a strut. Skidmore (at the left) is shown with his two passengers exhibiting the luekless bird.

The Party ’ll Succeed Now

Hawaii is staging a big jubilee at its territorial fair this fall. So, just to make the affair a success, the United States is sending>4mir of its )>rettiest girls as delegates. The delegates, pictured as they sailed from San Francisco, are (left to right) the Misses Thelma I.<ee, Leona Felix, Marie Larson and Alice Parker. Each lias one at least one beauty contest.

Canine Friend of Golf Duffers Killed by Car as He Retrieves Ball

Bu United Prr ss _ _ BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N, Y., Oct. 2. —Thor, friend of golf duffers, is dead. The members and eaddies of the Brlareliffe Lodge Club mourned him sincerely today, because Thor died "in line of duty," Thor was a big police dog. His self-imposed task was retrieving the topped, sliced and hooked balls sent off the first tee by duos, Ho would dash into the Hanking woods or roadside, retrieve the ball, tret back to the tee and lay it in place, wagfcommission Row PRICES TO RETAILERS FRUIT? Annies New 40-lb basket: Transparent. Toe® *1 ■ Duche** 91 J 4 l-* s , w *" 1 1 250150 Wolf River $1 @125 . Maiden Blush $1.60- Uvelnnd rasp.. sl. Bananas —Pound 7%c. Cantaloupes—Hone.vdew melons oral* $1.50M2 . „ Grapefruit—lsle of Pines, box. $6,25 0 5 75 Cranberries —Fancy blacks. Vi barrels. 50 (ct 4.75. Grapes—California Tokay ert.. $1.75@ 2: H G Concords, lb flc. Lemons—California box. $4.25 @4. <5 Limes — Florida 100 *2 50 Oranges—Califomli. crt.. $5.60 @7.50. Peaches—Fancy Elbertas. bu. $2. Pear*—Bartlett*, bu. $2.76: alligator, doz., $4. * Plum*—Damson, bu.. s3_: Washington prune plums. 16-lh. box 75c@$l. Persimmon*— *-* bu.. $2.50 Quinces —Bu.. $1.75 VEGETABLE!? Beans—H. G. green bu.. $1.250150; H. G. Lima. lb.. 40c. Beets—H ioz„ Ounchce. 300 Cabbage—N Y. bbl. $2 26 Carrot*—H G. doz.. bunehe*. 400. Cauliflower —Colorado crt.. $3 75. Celery—Michigan Hirhball. art., $1.00: fancy Michigan doz 40c. Corn—H G.. doz.. 20@ 25c* Cucumbers—H. G.. bu.. $1 75 Eggplant—H Q., doz,. $1.7502. Garlic—Pound. 15c. Kale—H G . bu.. 75c. Lettuce—Western Iceberg, crt., 54.50; H. G. leaf .15-lb., basket. sl. Mangoes—H G.. bbl.. $2.50. Onions—H G yellow bu., $2: H. G white nickling. 11-pound basket. 81.25: Spanish, crt., $2.15: green, doz.. 40c. Parsley—H G. doz bunches 60c Squash—H. G. white summer, bu„ 760. Potatoes —Kentucky cobblers )spib bag $4.25: Minnesota Early Ohio* 120lb bag $3 75. Radishes —H. G. long white, do*.. 40ci long red 40c: button. 50c. Sweet Potames—Fancy Virginia bbl., $3.75®4: one-third bbl., $1.65, Spinach—H G hu. $1 Marriage Licenses Carleß V. Meseall. 26 1600 Spann, sale.sman: Grace M. Flick. 25. 1509 Barth, inspector. Otis J. Phillips. 20, Pittshoro Ind., farm'er: Eletta J. Sterrett, if*. 1029 \V. Eighteenth. Ottis T. Fitzwater. 20, 1030 W, Twen-ty-Seventh. bookkeeper: Paula N, Leigeber 19. 1415 W. Twentv-Fifth Walter L. Sturgeon. 21, 1543 8, Randolph. shade maker: Kathrrn E, Hatfield, 20. 2122 Lexington, machine operator. Ora D. Fullen. 19. 117 N. Elder; Aletha D. Bennett, 18. 929 Coffey, housekeeper, Andra J. Fender. 27. 429 E Market| Martha E. Cole. 21. 254HU. W. Michigan, Roe Bethel Smith. 2'i. 1038 RyboU. tinner: Myrtle M. Higgins. 19, 898 8, Collier, office woman. _ , Leo W. Allen, 28. Shelbyvllle, fnd, nteamfltter: Fern A. Mount, 23, 1134 Broadway. William C Shultz 43. 1418 Rllev. engineer: Maude S. Griffin. 42. 2230 N. Talbott. ■ housekeeper. Ex-erett W. Kellams 42 city auto manage! • Lucv G. Dinn 37 1001 N. Meridian. Earl Chase, 43. 1144 E. Georgia, truck driver: Leona Goad. 43. 1918 XV. Ohio, housework. James H. Workman. 26. Ft. Sill. Okla . Armv officer: Louise Price. 19. 2720 N. Meridian. \ John M Jackson. 23. Ft. Harrison soldier: Florence M. Ricketts. 20. 3215 N. Olney. clerk. John L Southard. 28. 15 S. West, truck driver: May A. Lucas. 26. 15 3. West, waitress. . Edward R. Clifton. 19. 719 Drake, laborer: Jeonnette B. Sharp. 14. 14. 613 V 4 W. Fourteenth. Joseph W. Ra-tley. 23. 646 E. ThirtyFifth, draftsman; Dorothy V. Drew. 19, 3268 Park, stenographer.

ping: encouragement with an expressive tail. Thursday he retrieved his last ball when he went into the road after a bad slice and was hit by a passing auto. He still had the ball in his mouth when they brought him back to the tee and laid him down.

Cards Will Win Says Hendricks

By Jack Hendricks, Manager of the Cincinnati Reds. (Written for the United Press) NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—1 think that the St. Louis Cardinals will win the world series, not because I am a National League manager, but because I think they are a great ball club. Not because I am a Nations 1 Leaguer do I pick the Cardinals to win, but because they have a great advantage behind the bat in Bob O'Farrell, the greatest catcher in baseball. And they have more good pitchers than the Yankees have. We all have to figure the Babe, but the Babe has always been a big bust in a world series, and ihero is no xvay to figure in this series that he will be a big hero. I look for the Cardinals to win, almost in straight games, because they have the inspiration of tragedy hanging over their shoulders because of the death of the mother of their manager. I think the batteries will be Pennock and Collins and Alexander and O’Farrell.

Golden Rule Dinner Speaker

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John W. Mace Among the speakers at the golden rule dinner at the Columbia Club Monday night will be John W. Mace of New York, prominent Near East relief worker. Senator Arthur R. Robinson, M. E. Foley, Mrs. Frank J. Sheehan, Gary, and the Rev. E. F. Daugherty. Muncie, are also on the program. There will be on charge for plates. The dinner is for 500 guests and will be a State function. Mrs. Ed Jackson is dinner committee chairman.

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Extreme Range Is Steady to 35 Cents Higher— Top, sl4. —Hog trice Range— Sept. Bulk Ton Receipts. 27. 13.004? 13.65 13.65 6,000 28. 13.00013 40 13.40 8.000 29. 12.50 013 40 13 40 7.500 30 13 00 013.75 13.90 7.000 °L ' 13 00013 90 13.90 R 500 2. 13.25014 00 14.00 5,000 Hogs were generally 25 cents higher In the trading at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange, although the extreme range of prices waa from steady to 35 cents higher. Hogs weighing 1801-300 pounds were particularly In demand, and a light run of this kind of porkers, as compared with the demand, resulted in the price boost. Receipts were estimated at 5,000 hogs, with 649 holdovers. The practical top was $13.90, although there* was a nominal quotation of sl4 for hogs weighing 250-300 pounds. The bulk of the sales were made at sl3 25 @l4, xvhich was 10 to 25 cents higher than Friday’s bulk average. Pigs weighing 120-140 pounds, sold at $12.75, which was 25 cents higher; 140-160 pounds, sl3, 25 cents higher. Ilog J*rice Range Hogs weighing 160-170 pounds sold at [email protected], which was steady with prices of the previous trading session; 170-180 pounds, [email protected]. 15 to 25 cents higher; 180-200 pounds, [email protected], 25 to 35 cents higher; 200-250 pounds, [email protected], 10 to 15 cents higher; 150-300 pounds, sl4, 10 cents higher; 300 pounds up, [email protected]. Packing sows were quoted at $11.75 down, with smooth light sows selling at *l2. The cattle market was steady with prices of the previous trading session. Receipts were estimated at 300. Steers were quoted at s9® 10.75; prime yearlings, slo.so@llj common to medium heifers, [email protected] and cows, $4 @7, Calves Are SteadyCalf values were steady, good and choice vealers being quoted mostly at [email protected]. Receipts were estimated at 300. Top price was $16.50. Sheep and lamb supplies were light and not much was done In this department. Prices were fully steady with those of the previous session. Receipts were estimated at 200. Lambs sold at [email protected]; bucks, s3@4; sheep, $7 down, and breeding ewes, $7 down. —Hogs—--160-170 lbs. $13.15 013.25 170-180 lb* 13.40® 13.50 180-200 lbs 13.75® 13.85 ""O 250 lbs [email protected] 250-300 lbs. 14,00 300 lb*, up 12.75 @13.50 —Cattle— Prime yearlings #10.50® 11.00 Steers [email protected] Common to medium heifers 7.00 @ 9.50 Cows 4.00 @ 7.00 —Calves Best veals $16.50 Bulk of sales 16.00 @16.50 —Sheep and Lamb*— Lambs ,510.00@12 50 Buck 3.00 0 4.00 Sheep 7.00 down Breediag ewes 6.00 down

Indianapolis Stocks

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