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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
WHEAT K HIGHER
 ON FREE BUYING
Demand From Shorts' Br0adens On Upturn,
 Most Gains Held

CHICAGO, April 29. With month- end liquidating sales apparently 6boht over and with the season for crop dana-| age near at hand, the wheat market today scored material advance sih price. There was free buying e5. tl,o; part of traders who were short. Sio<aIlz quotations were firm, 5k to cent net higher, May $1.03A to $1,6S md July S1.06 to $1.061s. Corn Nnis,sf at 1sc decline to Ac gain. oats at A off to S@Hc advance and proyisioi,s ranging from Sc setback to- q rise pk 10c. <
 At first the bulk of the wheat ftxSdirS consisted in changing over from May: delivery to July or from: July to AIay} with uneasiness continuing as to fI|e; outlook for farm legislation at Wa4llf. ington. Later attention shifted xq9Q. deal to the view that the rnarket haI1> shown stubborn resistance to sellinS pressure, although May deliveries were less than AS hour distant. In this connection it, was asserted by a leading; authority that under such circum- stances anything disturbing in the way of crop news or lack of new crop hedging could easily carry the market upward.
 Estimates that 1,OOo,0OO, bushels had been taken at the seaboard for ship ment to Europe, chiefly Canadian wheat, tended further to lift Chicago wheat prices during the last part of the day. On the upturn in values the demand from shorts and commission houses broadened decidedly, and the. market closed at nearly the top figures reached.
 Eastern buying of the July delivery of corn helped to bring about rally is corn values,s and so did the display of strength in wheat. Oats reflected tho action of corn.
 Provisions averaged higher owing 10 scarcity of offerings.
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NEW oRLEANs,-. Aeril FslswIas are shs spenlhg, highest lowest and closing quotations en the New Orleans csttsn Exchange:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30

u The first 4 Class railroads to report aneir @ March earnings show both combined March of last year. Total rross ns ,hess soa9s .oaG was $2s7956.oOO, as compared with ssSi;lGo 900 in February and S52s, 0si ooo tn Va- Manen aaa Of last year, while net was $40.
 before and s54,421. 900 in the same month of 1923. ''io" 'n
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The street long has divided opinion as to whether par value meant much, if anything. to the owner Of stock. hence it was interested today in tho ef- forts of voting trustees of the Cioldwyn Pictures corporation to effect merger with
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DRY GOOng

markets were quiet and barely steady Curtailment of production among fine and coarse goods mills is now increasing fact, continue dull. Raw. silk values are at- tractive but the finished goods trade is oeveioplng for fall slowly and purchases of raw material are light In wool goods lines for fall. most or the business done is Of small piece character, knit goods snow no change of importance. 5ts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
COTTON SEED OIL

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Cotton seed oil advanced 13 to IS points early through covering by nervous May shorts on ac- count of the ready absorption of tend- Offerings enlarged near the close, how ever, and May was finally 12 points net higher and other positions higher. Sales. prime summer yellow spot, lO.00@10.15: May closed. 11OI: July. 10.35: Septem-
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 2e---cattle- D Pecstnts 20O: steady. Heavy steers, sSS. 50 @S.25; beef steers. S5.b0@9.OO; heifers' s5.o0Gs.Oo; cows, Ss.50@T.50; feeders, S560 @ 7s0; stockers, -Ss.00 @6b0 cents lower; ls5 pounds up. S7.d0; 120 fo I65 pounds. 6.sO: pigs, $4.6o Q 5.So, thi ow' outs. s5.60 down.
 Sheep-Recefpts. 50; steady;A tall lamps SI400@l5.O0; sheep. $s,00VS,s0.
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NEW oRLEANs. April aa.-.rhe oulcl,
WILLIAM T. BROWN DIES
Was President Of Virginia CarOIin
 Chemical COmpaliy

MOREHEAD CITY, N. O., April %. William Thomas Brown, for score of years president of the Virginia. Caro- lima Chemical company of Winston Salem, died here today, death being due to angina peetoris. The body will be take to Winston Salem.
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CHICAGO. April 2s.-Butter. lower extra ' firsts' a s1,s SsSc: :'f firsts ss% Q SGS S seconds, 33c. Eggs, unchanged receipts s3.222 cases.
 KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 2o.-Fir.t csgs'up hc. 21ci other produce unchanged NEW YORK. April 29.-Poultry. alive steady; broilers. by freight soc; fowls. by freight BOG; do. by express. 3O@s1c roos- ters. by freight. 16c: turkeys. by freight sOc; do by express. 2O@sOc.
 ST. LOUIS. April 29.-Turkeys, 2sc; others unchanged; butter. s7c; eggs. un- changed.
 higher; r?f fowls. si9ssac; broiisTs.' 4s Ss Sse roostcrs, 15c.
 NEW YORK. April 2s.-Butter. barely steady; receipts, 13.639.
 Eggs. irregular; receipts. 7s.75s. Fresh gathered, firsts regular packed, 23h O 94Mc; do storage packed. 24M @25isc Fresh gathered, seconds and poorer. 23A @2shc. Nearby hennery whites. closely selected, extras. 31 933c; nearby and west ern hennery whites, firsts to average ex- tras, 26h 063Oc; Pacific coast whites, ex- tras, SS@a4c; do firsts to extra firsts. 2s Cheese. steady; receipts. saAs.7.
 COFFEE FUTURES
 NEW YORK, April 29.-The market For coffee futures was quiet again to- lever under a little liquidation inspired bv rather easier Brazilian cables. or ferlngs were light, however. and after 2sliing off to 12.90c. July rallied to 13.07c nn Covering. The market closed to 10 noInts net lower. Sales were estimated 1t 1e, 900.
 42 0fc; September, ,-12.45c; October, 12.31c; neeember. 12.05c; March, 11.s0c: spot cof- fte ouiet; Rio Is, 15@1bNc; Santos 4s, 019hc. Cost and freight offers in- sd part bourbon 3s and 5s al 1S.25c 1lE.G6c
 flfo Exchanges on London, 1-1e pence 1trr dollar buying rate 60 reis higher;
 acted May contracts at 25,525 reis
 lantos market was 225 to 375 rels
 BraSilian port receipts, 45.000;
 22.O90,
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LfVERPOOL COTTON

BIN hhFOOLs AprII Zy.-C0tton spOt moderate business; prices easier; good middling, l8.1sd; fully middling, 17.71d; middlinh, 17.2ld: low middIing, 16.36d good ordinary, 15.Ssd; ordinary, 14.Ssd; sales 100 bales, including. 5,200 Amer iean; receipts, 5000 bales. including 2.20O April. 17.25d; May. 17.0sd: July, 1s. 47d; September, 14.9Sd; October. 14.26d: De- cennber. 1s.79d; January, 1S.64d; March.
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STEEL MARKET
METAL. AIAREEn

NEW YORK, April 29-Copner ou,a. ssri,ectrolytic. sr,s spot and futures, is% @isSc
 tIa', easy spot and nearby. s4S.s7: futures, Lead Lead steady. spot. $775@s'oo zinc 9uiet: East st. Louis spot and nearby ss'
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FOREIGN EVCHANors

,hW 1OItk, April 29.-Foreign er 'hncnses nrsss s1eady; quotations in cents:
 Great Britain: Demand lsaM. cables $4'sS%; 6O-day bills on banks 447hc, 4.4Sc. Belgium 5.44c4 5iS car many (per trillion) 2s%c; Holland s7 sSc: Norway 13. soc; Sweden 26.2Sc; Denmark l6.19c; Switzerland 17.s1c; Spain iS eac. Greece 2.ooc; Poland .O0Ooi2c; Czecho siovakia 2.29%c; Jugo Siavia i.25c; Austria ;ool4Ec; Rumania 52hc, Argen- Montreal 9s 1532c. Rci ara, .2220..
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INSURANCE STOCKS
MlacELlANEOUs SHOCKS
LIVE STOCK

cINcINNATI, April 2s.-Hogs--Re- ceiptsS $500: steady to, Is cents lower Heavy. S7.75i packers and butchers. S!,IS |; medium, S775; pigs and lights. $EOO@
 Cattie-Receipts. BOO: steady. Calves, steady to 50 cents lower. SS.1049:s0.
 steady, sT.oO is.50: sheared lambs. sf.eO @I4,60,
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SPOT COTTON

SPOT COTTON NEW YORK. April 2s.-Spot cotton luiet; middling. 2s.sOc.
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RAW SILK

NE MYORK, April 2ss-Raw silk firm or prices per pound: Kansai double extra cracks. S620@6.30H Kansai best No l. 9s. e5 @6OS; Shanghai No. 1, $5.90@6.00; Canton extras A, 14-16. $5.30@S.l0. Shang- hai China steam fiI gold double deersss.bO 690
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10 TALLoW
TIMETABLES

CHICAGO. April 2s.-Potatoes, dull. slow: Florida barrels spaulding Rose No. 1. $9.o0. crates Kiondykes. $3.20. Beans steady; Florida bushei hampers, S5.00@P.5Oi Texas, S4. Spinach weak. Texas bushels Toc
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Investors eVeryl0heye use MOODY,S
 RATINGS
HUBBARD BROS. A CO.

Members New York Cotton Exchangs, New Oriehus Cotton ExohnnKe. Naw York Produce Exchange, Assoelatsd Members sIaiyerpOol Cotton Assoelatfnn. 0rdcrB solicited for the purchase ana sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed on fec future delivery. Special eonsignments af spOt cotton saP delivery.
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NEW YORK BONDS

NEW YORK, Aprii 2s.--Fsiisvlas srs tsday's hIsA. isvt snd slssius prices q bends sn' the nsv
 uNirsp srAvEs BONDS
 United stafes honds gre quoted in dollars and
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LOCAL SECURITIES

STATE AND MvMlcIPAL BoHus Alabama 3Nas, 1858 ..............-......9 SS Alabama 4s, 1856 .......s........-..... s0 SS Alabama Highway 4.zs .................s - % 100 City q 8tfmlusham, a.so fa S.te psi. basts. i::;::S :i:sS S:saS c:SSy s .s s's SIS
 hesls. -sst
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30

NEW ORLEANS April! as.-spot cot ton quiet and unchanged; sales on the spot none; to arrive 23s.~ Low middliug H27s5c: middling 29.75c: good middfing 30.SIc; receipts 4.fs5: stock I2l.342.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30

NEW soRLEANS, April 2s.--Rough rice noininal; no sales, no receipts, Clean rice strong: sales 375 Honduras 5% 0%c: 25O Blue Rose 5ssc. Receipts 1,76O pockets-
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STOCK LETTERS

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Prices eased off asiitfte at the opening and continued to drift aimlessly about during most of the morning. although the undercurrent was fairly strong and one or two stocks moved sharply upward. American Can, Baldwin and Studebaker moved within narrow range and little could be said for any of them as trading was light and al most wholly professional. Another divi- dend expected today was on Wabash,' but nothing was done up to the close. Bearlsh predictions are still plentiful, but the character of the selling is not so good and. some rather good buying is in evil dence around present levels. Steel de- cIared regularly quarterly dividend on common of Sl.25 in addition to the extra 50 cents, a share. Total sales were 714.- 6O0.-Fenner & Beane to Kahn & Virgin.
 TREMAINE WINS DECISION
 PITTSBURG, Pa, April 2S.-Carl Ire maine of Cleveland won the judges de- cision over Larry Goldberg of New York after a 10-round boxing match here tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30

NASHVILLE. Tenn, April 2s.-cattte-- Receipts 100, steady; heavy steers. $7,Ts @s.5o: beef steers. s7.25@s.sd; beiters' S7.OO@S.00; cows. $500 @ Loo: leeders' S45O@6.50; stockers. $3.50 @e.00.
 Hogs--Reeeipts. 800; all hogs and throwouts 10 cents lower; 200 pounds aud up, S7.60; 165 to 200 pounds sI.60: 13o throwouts, s5.s0.
 Sheep-Nominal; fat sheep. $500 e |. GO; choice lambs. sl2.O0@1B.OO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK; Aprii 2s.--F eliowins are today. sales. hlrh, iew ahd closing prices of stocks listed en the Nsw fsrk Stock Esehanse:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30

Loew's. Inc, and the prospective issue of shares of a new company through winch the transaction will be perfected The preferred securities of the proposed new Metro Goldwyn corporation ''wilI have par value of the nearest round sum which is the equivalent book value of each share of the present no par value shares of Gold wyn Pictures corporation." the trustees notified those interested. This IS ap- proximately S27 share.
 Brokers today pointed to tie difficulty found in borrowing certain stocks. T he chief demand was said to pe fori Bald win Studebaker, American Woolhn, Amer ican Can and American Sugar. It vas the belief expressed in commission houses that the short interest, which covered to some extent last week, had put out new lines which at least would equal the for mer position.
 Net income of the Inland s.csI coinrany for the first quarter was se.1TO.0U0, eauiv- alent, after preferred dividends, to $1.6S share on the common stock,
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j FLAX MARKET
FLouR MARKET

DULJjTM, Minn, April 2s,--Flax close May,- saS7ls July, se.ss% September,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30

steers and light yearlinEs and heifers. steady to shade lower; Texas steers. beef stocker steers. steady; light veaIers 25 to soc lower; few $50; bulk. SS.09: bulk native steers. M,25@9.40; top, $lO.10 most Texans, $6.50GD [ 20 '; yearlings and heifers. largely G.009 9.00i bulk cows. $5.25@
 S60; canners. a2.s5@2.7di some bologna bulls. e4.2S94.7s. af "a,
 Sheep: Receipts. 5000; large part of estimated run failed to arrive. fat lambs, steady to 25e lower; few sales medium to good clipped, s12,75 013.5D; one lot of butchers. S14,00; no wool lambs on sale; i; sheep. 2sc lower; best clipped ewes. $6.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
NEW YORK CURB
IND UST RlALs

NEW YORK, April 2s,-FolIewlns is the official list of transactions the New Yerk Curb Exsmahse aiVinq all stseks and bonds traded h:
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POULTRY AND PROnUCE

LONDON. April 29.-Bar silver, B pence per ounce. Money 21s per cent; discount rates, short bills, 2151693 per cent
 threo months bills. 1-1603h per cent
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PORT M0VEMrNY
lNTERInR MnvEMEMr

Reesipts-Woek. s9.s6s; ssasea. s,3&I, Is0. Expsrts--Week, 4A.oI4; season, 4.s5s.8si.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April 29-Cattle: Receipts. 1i.O00. calves, 2.000. slow: beef steers. slow. weak to 1sc lower; yearIlngs. dull mostly z5c lower; top Colorado steers. as steers. late. $6.95 O .. so; better grades beef cows. steady; other she stock. slow heifers, S4.5O@s.OO; bulls. steady; veais, steady to weak; other calves steady; prac- tleal top veals, $500; stoclkers and feed CTS. slow: steady to 15c lower; fleshy feeders, S6.s0: bulk. s6.S00s.OO.
 Hogs; Receipts, 1z.0OO; very slow; most ly 6c lower; bulk. S6.SO@7.O5s packing ly 96,tO@S.15. V sheep: Receipts, 2ooo: ee~ zoo;sd lambs to shippers strong; top, S16OO; wooled skins, s15.s5@15.75; clippers. Yl32S 0lS.65; natives y16.50; sheep, un- even, mostly steady; shOrn Texas weth-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
auGAR MARKEr

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Buslness in the raw sugar market today was confined to 10000 bags of Cubaus for June shipment and 10000 bags of Porto Ricans for May from the previous day. Although reports of political disturbances in Cuba steadied the undertone here. 1t failed to stimulate new business.
 After declining { to points early un- der scattered liquidation, raw sugar had a pronounced rally on the Cuban news, and the proposed reduction in English duty on sugar. Closing prices were Is to 19 points net higher and about top for the day. May closed at 4.59c:s July. 4.7ec; Septem- Der. 4I7c; December. 4.3Sc.
 Refined sugar was unchanged at 7S0 to S.10c for fine granulated.
 Refined futures were nominal.
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cAsH GRAIN

f CHICAGO April 2s.-Wheat--No. hard. sf.o73i.12; No hard. s1.oI1z Q 1.12.
 corn--Nos ? mixed, Ts07sAc; No. 2 vSI;. Ss,'4SS zS$ esss, white, 4s4e.'; N z Rye-No. 2. s5k @s7Ec Barley. no Sic; timothy seed, $500 @7.so; clover seed. f.srd-siO.sO; ribs, ss.so; bellies sio:sS KANSAS CITY. April 7s.-whtat-No. hard. ss@sl, sl; No. rcd. s1.1o@1.1l, E corn--No. yellow, 75lsc; No. mixed. oata-No;,.s white. .shc.
 TOLEDO, April ss.-ciovcr seed prime old sl3Oos new, slo.75; October, sifs5; Alsike prime. $s.50; timothy seed prhnes and May ss-7O
 ST LOUIS. April ss,-cash wheat. No; reds s1.Os@1.lohs No. 3, si.ogss9 cern--No. 3 white. Tsc: No ? ysliow.. so5sc
 !, oassmNo 2 : ,s5 2 white, 4saODSc; Nc. 3: Futures: wheat. May ,r.oszg 5aiy. sl.o5. Corn, May, 7shc; July, 7s!lc. oata. May. 4ssse; July ...
 NEW YORK, April 2s.-Lard. sasz ;s middle west. $1i.o0@11.10s, other artieis6
 NAVAL STORES
 SAVANNAH. Ga, April 29.+Turpe6tine firm. S25 sales 51s; receipts. 95ss ship Rosin firm sales s27; Psceipts a.a7s, ments S14; stock, 5,492.
 Quote: B. s435; D. $50; E. $t55: F, e, s4.So; Fl, I, yl.65; K. sf.70. M. ${s0; N. s4.eoi WSi sS,1o, wv. x. ss.s6.
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RICE MARKET

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. April 29- Flour unchanged. Shipments e4.S49 bar rels. Bran s22.00.
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RAR SILVER
LONDON MONEY

NEW YORK. April 29-Bar silver 6fssc; Mexican dollars 49Ac.
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CALL MANEY

arIN MaW YORK. April as.-caI money ra,n 5Hkp. 4h per cent. low. 3%; ruling last loan; IF; call loans against accent, ia,a, Inces' Ss6 time loans steady mixed col sx a,, n-,p pooSo oays. 4h; 4-6 months. A. O
 STEEL MARKET
 changed. ''ee' un'
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CHICAGO. April 2s,-Cattle--Receipts 5000. beef steers closing generally strong to-i5c higher: spots. 25c higher over yes terday's low time; practical top matured' university fed yearlings, s12.2s, weight. 1000 pounds; other university fed steers mostly S1O.65 010.s0: fat she stock slow; about steady; bulk fat cows, s59T; heifers mostly $6@S; canners, cutters and bulls steady; spots stronger on good weighty bolognas; few bolognas upward to S4.s5; mostly. S4400f65; vealers slow, mostly steady; bulk to packers. &7.50@S.60: out siders upward to s1o; stockers and feed CTS slightly more active; bulk on country bidding packers oh weighty. weil-bred
 HoEs-ReceIpts 24,OOO; moatIy 5c lower: |: quality considered. bulk good and choice bulk desirable iS5 to S25-pound weight. S7.175@z.25 better grades. 140 to- 1b0- pound average. largely S6.60 70 100; packing sows mostly se.60@s.75; killing pigs. weak to 2sc lower: bulk good and choice strong weights. s5.7s@6.25; estimated holdover
 shsep-Receipts 11.OoO, best handy weight wooded lambs and few choice clip ped offerings early to shippers and city butchers IS to 2bc higher; others weak to desirable fat wooded lambs. S16s0O Q .s5 : top, $16.66; bulk clipped lambs. Sl3.75@ 14.O5; top, $1l.90; choice wethars t8.50; bulk wooded ewes, 3soo@s.S0; bulk clip pers. s7.Oo@7.6o.
 s EAST ST. LOUIS. III, April 2s.--HoEs: Receipts. 20,000; 10 to 15e lower; bulk good and choice butchers, S7.S06T.s5: tops Steady to ssc lower; bulk ioo to iso-pound kinds, $500 Q6.T5; under 100 pounds. t5.5O 96.a0: packer sows, Ss.30 O $40.
 Cattle; Receipts. 5000; native beer
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TOLEDO, April 2s,-clovcr seed prime old. $13.0es new, $l075; October. $ff.f5;A Alsike prime. ss.50; timothy seed prllnes' and May ss-70.
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FOREIGN BONDS
WALL STREET BRIEFS

An index of the March decline in trade Is seen in the drop in chain store sales. which were per cent smaller than in the same month Of 1923 and per cent below the computed trend of the past year. Lateness of the Easter season was blamed partly for the falling off in busi- ness. With the exception of tobacco, the amount of sales per store also declined.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30

Reopenipg of trade channels between the United States and Germany made pos credit for the Schacht gold ~rediscount banks, will be reflected in an increased export demand for copper. according to leaders in the industry. Germany's con- struction will result in purchases of cops per before other commodities are required, Jt is believed -
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POTATO MARKET

CHICAGO, April 2s-Potatoes, trading very slow; market dull; receipts. 31 cars total United States shipments. ss5; Wis nonsin sacked round whites, $1.10@125; bulk, Sl.06@1.25; Minnesota and North Dakota sacked Red River Ohios, $1.00@ 1.4O according to quality; Idaho sacked russets. &2.25@2.40 HORSES AND MULES
 EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill.. April 29.-Horses and mules unchanged.
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NAVAL STORES

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Lard, easy ]; middle west. $1i.O0@l110s other articles were uncha Red .s.-.-
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From preliminary estimate of be- tween s2,Oo0.OoO and 43.99O, GOO, the Peru vian government has now raised the t,,taI or the loan for which it Is negotiating Tor uir financing are said to be aVp-oach- : ing completion. O''N '
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30

New railroad construction work already begun in 1924 or to be started within n year will approximate nearly Slo0 GOO. ooo' IL Is estimated by railroAd officials,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30

CHICAGO, AprlI 2g.-Butter. lower creamery extras. S5A Q S6c; standards. 3Sc seconds, 3Sc. Eggs. unchanged; receipts s3,222 cases.
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M,scFllANFols BONDS
BANK STOCKS

DsBardslsbsn csai Cor. sIas. is25. ls4s. .s7s 72s
 Woodward iren Co. S. 1854 ......,...... H G
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30

The electric railway industry in the its thirty-sixth birthday. now represents an invested capital of nearly SC. 900, 00o. .ooo $1.Oo0. 900, 900. '"@n
Evening star., 1924-11-27
Knit Underwear

-women's Cotton Ribbed
Corset Covers. in broken
sizes. Seconds. An OK
ssrs ssllsns value. Special 59c
-Children's Cotton Ribbed
Fleeced-lined Pants. Broken
sizes. Slightly soiied. Regu-
lar SOC quality. Spe- CSo
Odds and ends OF Women's
Cotton Ribbed Vests and
Pants. Broken sizes and
shapes. Slightly soiled. Reg
ularly $1.00. Special, ROo
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-27
Ribbons

Remnant lengths Of MORE,
satin. picot, grosgrain and
taffeta ri b bons. II to 2
inches wide. Light and dark
colors. Ideal for making
holiday gifts Of all sorts.
Regularly 19c to 3sc
Spe ecial, Friday, q To-
yard " lUC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-27
Neckwear

Remnants of neok kwe ear
which includes collars, ves-
tees and collar and cuff sets;
also pleating and bandings in
] to yard lengths. IT.
Special, each.
Remnants Rayon Scarfs in
attractive shades, including
shutter green, navy blue,
gray and emerald green. Reg
ularly $1.95. Spe- ct 07
cial Friday ...... ~Aso
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-27
Art Specials

-Odd lot OF good quality stamped
pieces, consisting Of aprons, 36-in. tan
centerpieces, tan scarfs, pillow tops.
combing jackets, children's COo
bibs and dresses. EACH. S1C
800 balls jute cord, for making
rugs, bags, etc; In 8 diff
ferent colors. Regularly 1no
19c. Special, ball. .... 1OC
-Children's stamped dresses, in
yellow, gray and tan: sizes s, 10,
IL and IA years. Regularly OOo
s125. Clearance price, each, o1C
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-27
Umbrellas (Seconds)

Odd lot Of 80 only, women's
and misses styles, in popular
shades. All 1o-rib style, with
neat carved wood handles.
They are slightly
imperfect. Friday S2.08
choice ......... ~Ss
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-27
$l.OO
Cloves

Broken lot Of Women's 8
and l2 button length Gloves.
P. X. and over-seam sewn.
Broken sizes and colors. Reg
ularly $3.50 to $3.50. al OF
Special, a pair. ~A
1900 pairs Children's Leath-
er Gauntlets, nicely lined. Me-
dunn length cuffs. Brown
and tan shades only. These
are splendid for school wear,
rs they keep the wrists warm.
Regular $1.00 quality. 7Oo
Special, pair.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-27
Hosiery

400 pairs Of women's Silk
and Rayon Hose, full fash
ioned and seamless. Seconds
and perfect quality included.
Broken sizes in each color and
style. Plain and novelty col
ors. these being mostly brown.
Regularly 800 to $500. QOc
Special. a pair. ....... wv
200 pairs of Women's Full
fashioned Silk Hose. Seconds
of s1.S5 quality. Mercerized
tops Black and some few
colors. Special. a OK
pair ss..-.
-Women's Silk and Rayon
Hose, with seamless feet and
scanned backs. Broken sizes.
Black and some colors. SOc
Special, a pair. ....-.. NV
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-27
Leather Goods

$50 Belts of suede and plain
feathers. 2 to inches wide.
All cofors. $100 20.
values. Special, each w
200 Belts, in black and col
ors. Suede and plain feathers,
l, 11a and 2 inches wide.
Regularly soc. Spe- 0Oo
cial, each. ............. Nv
Kann's-Street Floor.