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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04

PEKIN, mayo 3.-La lucha encar-
nizada entire las fuerzas de WI Fei
Fl, Y las de Chang Tso-Lin Sc remove
hov en- Machang, que es el extreme
sur de Ia linea de batalla y una de
las posic:ones mas fuertcs de Chans'
Varios aerop!anos, que pertenecen
al eisrcito dc WI Pei arroJaron bonn
bas en- la union de ferrocarrites en-
Fengtai. POGO despues Sc oyo una
terrible explosion en- Chang Ileh-
Sin Que ha sido ccntro del combate
on lbs tres tltimos dfaS. Sc supone
one alguna de las bombas arrojadas
nor los acropIanos incendl" un oepo-
si;o de municiones en- ei campo oe
Chang Tso-Lin. Sc ahade que Ia cru
dad esta ardiendo.
pesar de Ia superiorldad en- ar
+ile-fa de Chang Tso-Lin. las tropas
de NJ Pei Flu han obtenido algunas
yentaias en- IA lucha, seGun Sc ma
sabido n Ultima hora.
Circu!a cl rumor dc que pronto Sc
empl.aran en- la lucha gases astl-
xiantes En- Pao Ting Sc estan 1aoTl
cardo miIlares de mascaras contra
dichos gases. 10 cual hace Greer que
tambien Sc empleara es" medic dc
conbata. como va So cstan usando
aeroplanos. ametralladoras demas
elementos modernos de lucha.
Circul5 aquf ei rumor de que el se-
neral Uu Pei Flu habfa muerto en- el
cornbates. La noticia procode del Guar
tel general de Chang Tso-Lin. por 10
que no es creida.
Lo Que 81 es un hecho es que 81
principal cuerpo de ejtrcito de WI na
iniciado una vigorosa ofensiva hacia
Tien Sin que han ocurrido rudos en-
cuentros a 10 largo del rio Hun. 10
cual indica que las fuerzas de wa
avanzan de Pao-Ting Fu hacia e! no
reste.
Tambien Sc confirma que ha habi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04
e. PRESIDENTE ELECTO De COLOMBIA,
GENERAL MEL OSPLNA, ES REClBIDO CON
GRANDES HONORES EN- WASHINGTON
GARANTIAS PARA LOS
MEXiCANOS
Ell gobierno las pedud
para los que residen
en- California

TelegrGmG Espeeirr para la PRENSA."
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. mayo 3.
En- Ia Secretaria de Relaciones
Exteriores sc recibi6 aver un
memorial enviado por muchos
mexicanoS que reSiden en- el ES-
tado de California Estados Uni
dos. en- 81 cual los compatriotas
Sc quejan de las autoridades de
ese Estado. diciendo que estas los
maltratan mucho, Y que on algu-
nos casos les han negado hasta el
derecho de defende-se.
Fl gobierno de Mexico, con tai
motive, harA alSunas representa-
clones ante e. de los EstadoS Un,-
dos exigira dentro del terreno
dipIomatico que ST. den a los
compatriotas que reSiden en- los
Estados Unidos toda rlase dc ga
rantias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04

Telcgraraa Especial para la PRENSA'
ClCDAD DE MEXICO, mayo 5
Fl Secretario de Hacienda Adoito de
gios levados a cabo con los Detrole-
ros norteamericanoS habian termina-
do satisfactoriamente, pues que solo
Sc modificaron las especificaciones
de aceites para el cobro de impues-
tos, fijandose como limite inferior de
precio Ia cantidad de dos pesos Gin
cuenta centavos. para el cobro, aun
cuando el petr6leo baje mas de pre-
clio en- el qnercado.
Los arreslos contenldos en- Ia circu-
lar de fecha de scptiembre sohre e.
pago de impuestos de exportaci0n en-
bonos de Ia deuda interior qued6
vicente.
Ell petrolcro Teat;le, a nombre de
sus compahercs declare tambien a u!
TINA hora que los arreg!OS con de
Ia Huerta habfan tcrmina6o satisfac
toriamente y.Que Sc Harchaban todos
sumamente agradecidos por las aten
clones que habian recibido del 60
bierno de MiXico.
Para terminar, los petroleros EXPIRE
saron que el punso relative al pa
go de impuestos por exportaci6n Sc
terminara de arregiar con de la
Hucrta el Comite de banQueros in
ternacionales, en- IA ciudad de Nue.
va York.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04
EL ENCUEN1RO
nACASRO

Ell CARO- fue descubierto a ESQ de
las cinco de l. manana, caldo de Ia
do. a alsuna distancia del pusnte de
Eight Mile. a Ia vera del arroyo. por
Mrs. Joseph Schuielesser. dc 524 Plea
santon Road. persona cue do e. pri-
mer inforue de IA tragedia las au-
to-!dades de san Antonio. slnulta-
neame1te a las de New Braunfeis.
Esta senora encontr6 a los cnatro ca
dave-es dentro del caro-. cn macaora
confusion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04
ESTAN EN- HUELGA LOS INQUILINOS
YpOR ESQ NO PAGAN LA RENTA DE
LAS CASASEN LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO
Los propietarios son amenazados por los IN
quiinos con Iincharlos, 81 insisten en-
cobrar eI vaIor de los aIquiIeres

rebellion contra los intereses
del propietar:o, hgunos de es-
tos intentaron cobrar sus alqui
leres. empehandose en- obtener
el pago respective dc los IN
quilinos; pero estos envalento-
nados por la fuerZa que saeea
los apoya Sc negaron terminan-
tencnte a cubrir ell adeudo, y
Dor 10 contrario lanzaron Il los
caseros terribles amenaZas. en-.
las que Sc les dijo que 81 insis-
tian en- su terquedad. los In
auilinos Sc verian en- IN necesi-
dad de Nncharlos.
va con esta amenaZa, que te-
nia todas las apariencias de
convertirse en- reaiidad, los pro
pietarios Sc yieron precisados
desistir. rctirandose de aqueiios
terrenos marcadanente hosti-
les. en provision de cuaiqu!er
ajentado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04
PROGRAMA
De FESTEJOS

Reception en- IA eStacidn del Inter
national and Great Northern al sub
Secreta-io de Relaciones. en- IA cuai
participaran los miembros de Ia Ca
mara de CoInercio locaL-Almuerzo
en- el Hotel Guuter.-Fisita Y recorri-
do de los lugares mas pin,orescos de
la ciudad de los distritos residen-
ciales--Lunch ofrecido por Ia CANA
ra de Comercio al huesped de honor,
en- el Army Room" del Hotel Gunter
al cual asistiran los manufacturers
locales.-A las tres V media de la tar
de, junta en- Ia Camara de Comerc!o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04
LAS YfCT1MAS

Los cadaveres perteneCen las per
sonas que tueron:
Miss Margarie Beatty, esten6grafa-
de c5o2 West Travis St, empleada
de Ia Pierce Oil Corporation" Miss
Ena Powers, de 90 amos, res'dente
er Fourth St. conpanera de emp!eo
de IA anterior; E Z Collins, de 2ilS
West Travis St. eupleado dc Ia Qua
rartv Shoe CO. y Nc. Davenport,
de - aEos, 2esideate en- 4oT Fourth
ST, agence de Ia Alamo Pack Fur
uitu-e Company"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04
reIec..ma Espe.ial para Ia PRENSA"

-eIeg-auaa E5pe:iaI para Ia. PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo
3.-La situacion existente en-
tre los propietarios de casas y
los inauilinos de las mismas,
en- esta capital, sigue agravan-
dose por momentos, y aver Sc
registraron nuevos conElctos
con motivo de que algunos de
los primeros intentaron cobrar
los alquileres que los iaquili-
nos adeudan.
Estos, en- su gran mayoria- Sc
negaron a pagar las rentas, y co
mo casi toGos Sc encuentran
sindicalizados, fijaron en- sus
moradas unos carteles CUE tex
tualmente rezaban: "Estamos
en- huelga: por 10 tanto. no pa
Eamos la renta. Los proieta-
rios de TODD Ell mundo Sc han
undo a nosotroSH
No obstante estos cartc!es De
mostrativos de IA mas alberta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04
EL ACCIDENTE

De los otros dsta.lss recogIdos del
caso. Sc averigu6 que los paSeantes
haitian uegado a New Braunfe!s. al
anochecer. habian partido de -egre-
so a San Antonio a ESQ de las nueve
de Ia noche. uoenentos antes. pre-
cisamente. de cue So declarara q vio-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04
FUE SATISFACTORY Ell
RESULTAD0 DE LAS
CONFERENCIAS
Solamente Sc modificaron las
especificaciones de aceites
para el cobro del impuesto

re,earana Especial psra Id PRESSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXlCO, mayo s.
Dohenyr Teag!e los demas magma
tes petroIeros que vinieron esta ciu-
dad con e. fin dc llegar un aCuerdo
definitivo de sus dificuiLades PEN
dientes con el Gobierno del Pres!-
denJe Obreg0n. saiieron esta tarde
con direction a los Estados CnidoS
despues de haber conference.-the lar
gamente con el Secretarto de Ea-
cienda Adoifo de n HueTta.
Los petrole-os mencionados Sc re-
husaron a hace- dec!araciones q Ia
prensa de ninguna naturaleza, acer-
ca del resuitado de sus conferenctas
con de IA Euerta, inforTnsrdo solo
que este func!onar!o harll esta noche
las declaraciores del caso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04

Aver tarde tue-on traidos San
Antonio cuatro cadave-es eHcontra-
dos dent-o de IN autom6vil Ford, com
pletanente cerado, en- Post Road
cs-ca del punto de cruce de esta ca
rrete-a con el arroyo de Eight Mile
a una distancia de - milIas de San
Antonio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04
LOS CAOAVERES
s NEW SRHUNFElS

Las autoridades de New Braunfels
a-ribaron antes que las de San An
tonic a. sitio de Ia trasedia Neva-
ron los cadaveres a su localidad.
donde una aSencia de inhUTnaciones
los prepar6 para e. enter-amiento, y
los -emiti6 en- seguida a San Anto-
Mo. 4 petici6n de las auror!dades
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04
tMENSZAS De LOS
OBREROS ROJOS

Con respecto Ia manifestation
que prctenden l!evar a cabo los cato
licos el pr6ximo domingo a efecto ae
protestar contra n destruction del
Casino Cat0lico, efcctuada por los
.'rojos." como Sc teme que ocurran
des6-denes en- ella, las autoridades To-
cafes no daran el pcrmiso correspo1-
dicnte para que tenea verificativo;
no obstanta. los cat6licos insisten en-
lievarla a cabo a!egando en- su favor
e! dcrecho que les concedc Ia Consti-
tuci6n para hacerla. poC su par;e
los o5reros han manifes;ado que g.
tai manifesto c:on Sc verifica e.lcs IA
d:solveran. Con este motive los ami
mos de uno otro bando Sc hallan
sumamerte exal:ados. cstaado "a So
ciedad temerosa de que por esta cir
cunstancia ocurran scrias friccioaes.
NO Sc HA EScLARE-
CiCo LA CULPABiLiOAD
Por 10 que respecta a las invesd-
gaciones judiciales que Sc ilevan
cabo para eSciarecer los hechos reia-
cionados con ei asalto y destruction
de- Casino Cat6lico por los "rojos."
ha sido impossible hasta hoy conlpro-
bar plenamente quienes iniciaron el
tiro;eo frente al mencionado Casino.
pues en- tanto que los obreros cuipan
a los j6venes cat0licos de ser los reg
ponsables unicos del choque, estes
4 su vez afirman que los nanifestan-
tes son en- 10 absolute los responsa-
bles de estos tragicos sucesos.
Sc teme fundadamente que al fin
no sc haga niRSuna luz en- este asun-
10 y que los atentados regist-ados
queden impunes como ha ocurrido por
regla general en- ocasiones semejantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04
IA LECAC|ON De
ESPANA ELEVA
UNA PROTESTA
Sc queja de que durante
la manifestation de los
radicaIes Sc trato de
arrancar eI escudo
de la LegacIon

Te,errans Especial para Ia PRENSA.'
CICDAD DE MENlCO, mayo o
La Legac!6n de Espana en- esta ca
pital formula aver ante IN Secre-
taria de Re!aciones Exieriores una
eac-gica protesta por los insultos q
sc !e diric!eron a dicha LeSacion gu
rarte "a manifestation dc jos RoJos.
vc-ificaGa u dIa primer Ca' CO.
rriente. "Dia del TrabaJo.
En- Ia protesta de IA LeEaciCn del
reino ibero. So dice a Relaciones que
los manifestantes. cuando Sc pFeseH-
taron frente al Casino de los Jove-
nes Cat0iicos. que destTuyeron cast.
ianzaron aCudos insultoS Il la Lega-
ci6n dc E.spaha. quo Sc ercuentra
si.uada frente al casino antes men
c:onado. que no solamente Sc con-
crcta-on n insuitaria de pa!ahra-
pues que intentaron arrancar ei es-
cudo de arnas espafoi que ostcnta
eI edific;o en- iugar principal dc IA
fachada
In conexi5n con estos esca7dalo-
SCS SOceSoS, aver lueFoi dPi'!'eHu.'
dos en- esta capital varios j6Trncs ca
t6!icos a quienes Sc ma acusAdo de
ser .os aatores de los s2ngricatos en-
cuentros registrados entire oSveros Y
ca;6lices. pero hasta estos Tcosientos
Sc ignora quienes sean los .3venes
aprehendidos nj "a mayor meno-
culpabilidad que Sc pretenda hayan
tornado en- e. aSunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04

Tclegrarnc Especial para IA PREHsA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo a.
Con toda actividad ha emprendido ell
Procurador General de Ia Republica
las investigaciones judiciales relau-
vas 81 efectivamente.. LOS manifestan
tes "rojos" del Dia del Trabajo injn-
riaron a la Legac:6n de Espaha, como
10 asegura en- su protesta contra tai
atentado el Ninistro eSpahol. para Ell
eI case de que Sc llegue a com2robar
ia ex:stcncia de este hecho delictuoso,
Sc proceda con toda energ!a al casti-
go de los culpahles.
Parece que e. Gobierno Sc ha pro-
puesto demostrar a. citado Mtnis-ro
de Espaha que no toiera atentados de
esa na;uraleza con una naci0n amiga
que en- tai virtud los responsables
de esos actos punibles. cuaiesquiera
que sean, caeran bajo la acci6n de la
iuSticia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04

Tpzsa u ~ Tsc. ~
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper in the
United States.
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Pasa a In Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-04

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol. a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
11S n. Santa Rosa Ave-, San An
tonic, Texas. Es~ia mas barata.-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
Statement Of Condition
OF THE
Victory
Insurance
Company OF
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
4O1-5 Walnut st.
ON THE
31st Day of December, 1921
r. c. IRWIN. President
NJ. 6. GARRIGUES, Secretary.
Amount Of capital paid UPS 500,0o0.0C
31st Day of December, 1921
| BUY
AND
SELL.

r. c. IRWIN. President.
NJ. G. GARRIGUES, Secretary.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.
(By Thomson & McKinnon.l

April u
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

j. ii. AKIN NGTON,
Meteorological, Weather Bureau.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
SWINE PRICES 5
TO 10 CTS. LOWER
Cattle Values Strong to Is
Cents Higher.
RANGE OF hog PRICES.

Swine prices were 5015c lower in trade
on the local livestock market today, with
fresh receipts close TO 1000, holdoyer
from the market of the previous day OF
1,400 and shippers holding only fair or
ders.
Lights were lower mostly, while the
heavier grades of hogs were in better
demand and were only sc off generally
Light swine brought a top Of $1,000,
while mixed and mediums sold at S1O.40
gloss. Heavies brought SlO.35Ml0.45
The bulk Of sales for the day ranged
at $1050G1O60.
Trade during the entire forenoon hours
was none too active and another hold
over was expected, unless some buying
movement set in at the very last mo-
ment.
Cattle values were strong to 10@25c
higher, with receipts close TO 500, the
quality fair and the demand by packers
much better than on the market of the
previous day. Strength on the Chicago
market during the last two or three days
had been a factor in the better trend
of the local market
Calves were 5Oc lower generally, with
receipts around 700, the quality fair
and the demand by shippers somewhat
slower than on the market of the day
before.
There was an extreme top of 50 paid
for choice veals. but the practical top
for the day was $3.50.
With 100 sheep and lambs on the mar
ket. prices were steady to strong gen
orally. There was a top of $50 on a
few choice springers, while that grade
brought S17@22 generally. Sheep brought
$3.50 and down. Wool lambs brought
Sl2@15. a.-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
WALL STREET GOSSIP



NEW YORK. April 13-Marine com
mon is holding very firm, and it is be
lieved here that stale short interest
viii furnish the power for further drive
Stories that the big balance Of the Ma
rlne Company is to be transferred from
London To New York are doubted in local
circles where IL is believed that there
funds will he used to acquire far eastern
steamship properties of the old German
lines, giving marine representation on
the seven seas. At the same time il j
generally believed here, in .speculatiy
circles at least that the policy of tn
Administration is such that the ship sub
sidy bill viii be passed. and all shipping
stocks are receiving a fair amount OF
support for this reason.
The decision If the California Circuit
Court of Appeals upholding title of orig
inal developers Of the oil fields in Kern
County is expected To wind the famous
Kern County oil litigation which has
lasted for twelve years. which has put
many Of the original operators in the field
iEto bankruptcy The return of these
rich fields to the original owners is keep
ing traders here busy checking back
effort to ascertain just where title viii
now rest, and in the meantime stocks
with possibilities are being well taken
Stewart Warner SpeedOmeter activity
at the present time is an Illuminating re
Fiction Of current improvement in the
motor industry. The output Of speedO-
meters by this company has been in
creased from 400 units per day to 5.730
units per day, while tank production has
Increased from 1000 Per day to $500
units These figures are twice those Of
some time last year, and are about six
times the low record production of the
company. As a matter OF fact, Stewart
Warner will not have to improve much
further 10 touch previous production
high records.
Atlantic Fruit common is holding firm
here and the general impression is that
the company has turned the corner.
Much Of the recent buying of the com
. ver~ close to the company.-Copy-
tight. 1922, by Public Ledger Company
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
STOCK MARKET
TONE is STEADY
United States Steel Registers
Early Decline.

NEW YORK, April 13-The stock mar
ket showec steady tone at the be-
ginning of business today.
Marine preferred started pa points
higher at 81, and Famous Players was in
large demand, advancing rs points to
United States Steel was a of a point
lower at 975k, and American Locomotive
showed a loss of Is of point at 1872:
Studebaker was unchanged at llS4
and Mexican Petroleum was "A of a point
higher at 49,
United Retail Stores yielded p OF a
point to 4S2.
Pierce Arrow rose * of point to 229s.
(By Thomson & McKinnon.)
April l2-
Today's stock markets was in all re-
spects similar to what we have ex-
perienced during many recent sessions
active trading by the public as well as
the local professional element, proht
taxing on substantial scale and new
buyers ready to absorb the stock, the
professionals moving from one stock to
another creating activity and helping to
attract new followers.
SO far there is no indication of a ulti-
nation of either Of the rise or activity,
but significance should be attached to
some very substantial selling of long
stock which has undoubtedly been ac-
cumulated at much lower levels and this
will soon will tell in the gradual change
that is going on In the markets technical
condition
This is tending constantly towards
weakness in this respect, but is a matter
that will only be Of real consequence
when something of a unfavorable char
acter develops, resulting in d general de-
sire to liquidate.
This is matter that may be far distant
and might occur at any moment and We,
therefore deem 1t advisable TO pursue a
cautious course and We think 1t would be
far bpttpr RTadua ilE market len sr
a portion of long stocks on rising scale
rather than increasing long lines until
such time as the technical situation has
been improved by a reasonable reaction.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
In the Cotton Market

NEW YORK, April 13-The cotton
market started unchanged to points
lower today, with trading barely active.
There was selling by Japanese and
Southern interests, while New Orleans
was the buyer.
The census bureau figures on consump
tious were regarded as bullish.
New York opening cotton prices: May,
1850; July, 17.29c; October, 17.12c; De-
center, 17.10c; January. lie; March,
1896.
LIVERPOOL, April 13.-Thers was a
limited demand for spot cotton today.
Prices were steady and sales around 1000
bales.
American middlings fair, 11.73d good
middlings, 10.6Sd; fully middlings. 10.3Sd
middlings, 1O23d; low, 9.73d; good ordi-
nary, S.S8d ordinary, S.3Sd.
Futures were quiet.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
REACTIONARY
TENDENCY IN
LATE MARKET
Heavy Transactions Reach
Million and a Half in
Volume.
PROFIT-TAKING WEIGHS
Special to Indiana Daily Times
and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
BY MONITOR.

ana Philadelphia PUBIC Ledger.
BY MONITOR.
NEW YORK. April 13-FOr the first
time in more than two weeks, the stock
market developed irregularity. and a re-
dictionary tendency was quite pronounced
In the late af.EgnOOn, although the under
tone was steadier toward the close.
Transactions were still on Il heavy scale.
approximating a million and half
shares, but the weight of profit taking,
as well as some reduction in commit
ments by cautious traders, contributed
to swell the list OF moderate net losses
for the session.
The setback is construed as a natural
reaction. and belated, though essential.
rectifcation OF the technical position.
In the last few days, the participation Of
the public in market activities has saw
ored of something more than a cautious
nibble. In seine issues and groups. the
outside interest has been quite pro-
nounced. A recession that will impart
an attitude of caution, therefore. is 4
development that might have a salutary
influence on operations.
Quite apart from the fact that a re
action was probably overdue, the weekly
review of the Iron Age may be considered
as having done more to cast a temporary
chill over enthusiasm than anything else.
The statement that the coal strike had
become a greater factor in the steel in
dustry than had been considered prob
able a short time ago. induced a certain
Camount Of precautionary selling. This
was not confined entirely to the steel
group. although United States. Bethlehem
and Midvale receded under rhe selling.
The movement spread to other groups,
including the motors, oils and equip
ments. and the result was a widespread
sprinkling Of losses ranging from small
fractions to a point or more.
American Locomotive furnished a
striking exception among the equipments,
while the rubber and tire stocks as a
rule held rart of the gains established in
a brisk Outburst of buying in the fore
noon. New Haven was one Of the fea-
lures among the rails. Pittsburgh and
West Virginia issues were firm In the
forenoon. but reacted later. Among the
strong specialties weer American Writ
ing Paper preferred. General Electric.
American Car and Foundry, International
Paper and Remington Typewriter.
InasmuCh as the money situation has
a strong influence on the fortunes of
the stock market. the conditions dis
closed by the offering of the new treas
ury certificates at 80 per cent give en-
cOura cement for continuing ease in rates.
The effect of this incident was more pro-
nounced in the investment department,
where bonds showed phenomenal
strength.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

Eggs-Fresh. 21@22c. Buter-PackfnS
stock, l4415c. Poultry-Fowls. l7Q22c
broilers. Ia to ID. size, SOC: leghorn
broilerS, at discount; cocks. 1SI14c
young hen turks. lbs. and up 3+G25c
young tom turks, II lbs. and up. 33635c
old tom turks. 28G30c Gull thin turkeys
not wanted; ducks. lbs. and up, l5Q16
b.. to dozen. s5.5Od6OO: old guineas' Der
dozen. So
Butter-LOcal dealers are paying $50
39c per Id. for butter delivered in In
annapolis.
E5utterfat-Local dealers are paying 36c
q 10. for butterfat delivered in Indian
Folis.