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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-11
TEN HIGHER NEW
FIGURE FOR HOGS
Increase Due to Activity Of
Outside Account.
Hog Prices Day by

A good active shipping demand was
the principal cause for 10-cent boost
in hog prices in trading at the local
livestock market today. Practically
all sales were made at the one level
of $40, as compared TO Thursdays
quotation of $3.50 and tina tot s7.55,
at which several offerings moved. Out
side accounts entered into the buying
early. the Producers selling lot of
!, 500 hogs to outside packers. On the
early market, outside Of this sale,
shippers took the bulk Of the ofTer-
ings Kingaus refused to enter into
the buying at the. $40 level, taking
only roughs. Pigs were rather draggy
again in line with Thursday, and bulk
Of the offerings moved at 81 down.
The market for sows held rather
steady. smooth variety bringing down
from s6.75 and the roughs quoted
down from S6.25. Two-thirds Of the
DAYS receipts Of $500 hogs. including
992 holdovers, were cleared early.
Cattle receipts were light and there
was not enough choice stock in the
yards TO attract large buyers. In gen
eraI, however, the market was active
and held steady. Cows and heiters
were selling from Sc to $3.50. Cattle
receipts, 800.
Calves brought practically the same
figure as on Thursday. the bulk going
at s12 to $3.50 and choice driven In
veals at S13. However, the market
was not quite as active as on the pre-
vious day and not as much stock was
bringing the top figure of S13.
Sheep and lambs receipts were esti-
mated at $50. The bulk being sheep.
One small lot of spring lambs, the sec
ond offering Of the season, sold for
$40. Sheep were selling at an average
price Of $11 with S16.75 being offered
for fed Westerns.
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Other Livestock

CHICAGO. April 11.-Cattle--Receipts
1000; market uneven; most killing classes
steady; somewhat weak on lower grade
liehtweights, fed steers and ysarlnigs; kill
ing quality plain: most fed steers early
SS5o@10; bulk steers early. 81 30: sey-
eral loads granted Canadians, Ss.25 997o:
bulk veal calves early, 50 q 10; stocSers and
feeders slow sheep--Receipts, l1,OoO; mar
ket extremely slow; practically. no early
sales fat lambs; few early bids lower; odd
lots fat sheep steady; good to choice Ist
ewes. S1125. Hogs-Receipts, $4,000;
market slow to Toe up; top. 81 so; bulk
Of sales s7.26 a 200; heavyweight, S7;So9
1850; mediumweight, S7.35 al 80; light
weight. S7.05Q7.60; light lights, S6.1o9
$50: packing sows, smooth, $500 OF; pack
ing sows rough S6.7o a go; slaughter PIGS.
S5 @6.75.
EAST BUFFALO. April IL. - Cattle 49,
Receipts, 400: market dull. 15GD 25c lower;
shipping steers. S9.5o911; butcher grades.
8S@o.25: cows. Ss a 9.25; milk cows and
springers. So a $50. Calves - Receipts.
900 market active, Soc higher: Gull to
choice S4014. Sheep and lambs Re-
ceipts 3,400; market active; lambs steady;
yearlings SOC higher; choice lambs. SIG
i7.35: Gull to fair, S10D 1850; clipped
lambs. S95o@14s5 yeariings. $1o613;
sheep. S3.5O011.5o. Hogs-Receipts, T.
200: market ,steady. SOC higher: Workers,
81 90 a 25: pigs ST @ 7.25; mixed. $50
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LEGAL NOTICES

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF SWAMP
LANDS BELONGING TO THE STATE
OF INDIANA IN LAKE COUNTY. IN
DIANA.
Notice Ia hereby given that petition
has been filed with the State Auditor signed
by eleven resident freeholders and voters OF
Lake County, Indiana asking that certain
swamp lands belonging to the State of In
diana, and lying between the north meander
line of the Little Calumet River and the
center of said stream in Section Thirteen
l13), Township Thirty-Stx 1857 North, Range
Ten (l0) West of the Second Principal Me-
ridian, in Lake County. Indiana, be offered
for sale, in accordance with the provisions
Of an Act of the General Assembly of the
State of Indiana. authorizing the sale and
conveyance Of lands belonging to the State,
approved March 8, 1889, and the amend
ment of Section -Four thereof. approved by
the Governor of the State March 2, 1928.
Acting upon said petition, required by
lands described therein, for sale at public
sale, to the highest bidder. at the time and
place hereinafter stated, and in accordance
with the law. Said lands have been plat
ted and appraised as required by law, de-
scripton of the same and the appraisement
thereof being, as follows.
DescripIonLThat part of the East One
half (E%) of the East One-half (E1a),
lying between the South line of Lot Three
80 and the center line of the Little Calu-
met River. Section Thirteen (13), Township
West of the Second Principal Meridian in
Lake County. Indiana, as shown on the
United States Government survey of said
section. containing 1876 acres. more of
less. Appraisement--S1, S31 go.
Said lands will be so offered for sale, at
the office of the Auditor of State, la the
state House, at Indianapolis. at 10 o'clock
noon. on the 25th day of April, 1924.
No bid will be accepted for less than the
appraised value Of said lands.
The appraisement of the same as above
set forth. has been approved by a majority
of a Commission composed of the Governor
uf the State, the Auditor of State. and the
Treasurer of State, which Commission may
also accept or reject any and all bids
ROBERT BRACKEN,
Auditor Of State.
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@s.15; heavy, ss.1o@s16; roughs, Sc q
6.75; stays. $3.50 3.

PITTSBURGH. April 11-Cattle-Re-
cetpts light; MARKET steady: choice. SIS. rs q
1880; good, Ss.75 q $50; fair. 81 25@s;
veal calves. S13 a 1850. Sheep and lambs
Receipts, 8 double decks; market steady;
prime wethers, S1o.75 911& good. s1oQ
1850; fair mixed, So al .5o lambs. $14.5O
a 14.S5. Hogs-Receipts. % double decks:
market higher: prime heavy. So @ $40; me-
diums. $3.50 $50; heavy workers.. s.. 20 a
$50; light workers S7.25 a so; pigs. 1878
az: rough. Sc q $50; stays 1925 1915.
CINCINNATI. April 11-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 600 market strong steers good to
choice. SSd To- Calves-Market steady
good to choice. S1o@12.50 Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 46oo; market, ady;, good to choice
packers and butchers Sheep-Receipts,
100; market. steady; god to choice 81 a 9.
Lambs--Market. steady; good to choice SIG
@16.50.
TOLEDO April 11.-Hogs-Receipts 500;
market nkt. go 10e higher heavies. S7;65 q
q 700; good pigs S5.50@ CTS: calves mar
ket strong Sheep and lambs-M arket.
steady. Butter-43 q 44c. Eggs-22 @ 24c.
Hay-S30.
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Tank Wagon Prices

(Gasoline prices do not include State tar
As0LfNE-Energee re gallon; Purol.
1920: Red Crown. 1926: Diauond Easl
1890; Crystal Pep. gle; Target. 49, Sill
yer Flash 22c: Standolind aviation, eSc.
ROSENE-Crystaline, 12.7c Eauors
Moore Light. 1880; Arclite. 12.7c; PerTec-
ton 1870; Solvent, Soc
NAPTHA-Iion Power Cleaners, 99.6c q
gallon: V. NJ. & P. 25.5c; Standolind Clesn<
ere. %. Sc.
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LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
Until 10 a. "a. May l. 1924, the Indiana
State Board Of Schoolbook Commissioners
viii receive from publishers at the Office Of
the State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion, sealed bids on school textbooks to be
used over a hve-year period. as follows.
primer ''' ~ . --e'u''inS
2. A graded series of writing books.
3. Common school arithmetic. bound and
bid as follows: (a) A two-book series. Obi
three-book series.
such bid the price at which each book will
be furnished, also the exchange price on
each book sold or exchanged for an old
book on the came subject of like grade and
kind. but Of different series; and shall &C
company suchi bid with specimen copies Of
each and All books proposed to be furnished
Any and all bids by publishers must be
accompanied by bond in the penal sum Of
Of the. Governor of this State. conditioned
that if any contract be awarded to any
bidder. such bidder will enter into a contract
70 perform the conditions of his bid and con-
laws of Indiana 70 the acceptance and salts
faction of said board
Said publishers shall specify the weight
and quality of book cloth used: the weight
ana quality OF thread used; the quality OF
super used the, quality of glue used; the
quality of board used. whether chip board.
pasted board or cloth board. samples sub.
mitted shall be bound as per specifications
given for the above five items.
No bid shall be considered unless the
same be accompanied By the affidavit of the
bidder that he is in no wise. directly or in
directly, connected with airy other publisher
or firm who is bidding for books submitted
20 such board. nor has any pecuniary inter-
est IN any other publisher or firm bidding at
the same time. and that he ia not party to
any compact, syndicate or other scheme.
whereby the benefits of competition are
denied to the people OF this State.
The Indiana State Board of Book Com
nissioners reserves the right to accept or re-
!ect any or all bids or any part thereof. for
any particular book or books.
b order of Indiana State Board of School
book Commissioners
E U. GRAFT Secretary
April l, 2 8 4 8 7, g. g. 10. IL. IL.
"A. Is, 10 II Is 10 81. % %. "a.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signsd mas duly qualified as executor Of es-
tate of James 5ucEner. deceased. late of
Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is sup
posed to be solys 1T.
No. 222s5,
Ms-, Is. April - IL.
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STEADY TONE MARKS
BOND MARKET START
Standard and IudeDendent Oils Are
Fractionally Higher.
BIZ United Financial

By United Financial
NEW YORK, April 11.-Traders
were not inclined to resume their at
tacks on the market during the open
ing hour and prices remained reason
ably steady. There was some buying
attributed to short covering.
The active oils, both standard and
Independents. including Standard Oil
Of Indiana. Industrial Pete, Vacuum,
Prairie Oil and Gas. Standard of
Nebraska and Creole syndicate were
unchanged TO fractionally higher.
Doehler Die Castings which dropped
a point on the final sale on Thursday,
made up this loss on the initial sale
today. The industrials were quiet
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FOREIGN BONDS DULL
WITH LIBERTIES STEADY

Market Rules Quiet in Early Dealings
of Day.
BIZ United FtnGnoSdg
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE bond
market ruled quiet in the early deal
ings. The liberty loans were moder-
ately active and steady around the
recent highs. The foreign list ws.s
dull. The French, British and Bel
gian bonds practically were un-
changed.
In the general list, fractions werc
generally higher. The rail group was
unusually dull. The industrtals were
quiet and lower in sympathy with
stocks.
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WHEAT IS LOWER
INGRAM TRADING
Corn and Oats FractionaIly
Higher. !
Bv Tinted Financial

BIZ United Ff1nnci1t
A CHICAGO, April 11.-Wheat start
ed lower, corn and oats unchanged to,
fractionally higher on the Chicago
Board of Trade today.
Wheat Jagged, despite strength in
other grains, on reports Of heavier
Argentine shipments. 1t was reported
from Liverpool that buyers were hold
ing off and only taking Manitobas
when offered at concessions. Export
business over night aggregated 100000
bushels, including a small lot OF
dururn.
Corn was the market leader. On
favorable weather and cessation Of Of
fers by southwestern farmers again
brought longs to the buying side.
Oats was up slightly on delayed
seeding reports and an improved cash
demand.
An advance in hogs Offset lower
cables and provisions got away to .
higher margin.
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American Telephone & telegram Co,
l8Sth Dividend

I6oLh UIVIu6nu
The regular quarterly dividend Of
Two Dollars and Twenty-Five Cents
per share will be paid on Tuesday,
April 10. 1924, to stockholders of rec
ord at the close of business on Fri
day. March IA, 1924.
H. BLAIR-sNrITH. Treasurer.
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FOREIGN Exchange

Be- Ursted Financial
NEW YORK. April 11-Foreign exchange
opened lower Sterling demand. S4.33 y
cable. 81 1889 French demand. 5.92 a c;
cable, 5.e3c. Lire. demand. 4.409sc; cable.
441c Belgian demand. 5o0h c; cable.
5olc Marks. $500 .O00.0 600 900 TO the
dollar. Czecho. demand 400 @; cable.
2g7c Swiss, demand. l7.54c; cable, 1850.
Cuilders- demand. 81. 22c: cable. 81. 25c.
Pesetas demand. 1880; cable. IS 4Oc.
swede. demand % 3ec cable. 20 43c- Nor
way demand 1S71c: cable. l3 76c. Den
mark demand. 1850; cable. 10 63c-
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Business News

SHARON, April 11-Thirty hot mills Of
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
closed today for the remainder OF the week
The plant will work for i've days week IN
I'll further notice Recession OF output is
due to large stock Of tin plate on hand.
Willette and Gray estimate stocks of
sugar on the Cuba including sugars at Ports
on Plantations and in transit TO ports were
1.l95,556 tons April 3. against 1858. AT q
year ago.
LoNDON--Nation-w wide strike was store
Swallowed today when coal miners rejected
owners offer Of a slight increase by SSS, $50
against 1922. 1872.
A government court Of inquiry Is expected
to investigate disputes.
NEW YORK-In six work ng DAYS ending
April 5. the bull and superior shipped APP
proUmately 500. 600 tons OF zinc ore And
$500 tons OF copper ore to Washoe plant Of
Anaconda
NEW YoRK-The British treasury made a
new reduction of $3.50 600 pounds in the
floating debt Of great Britain at the begin
ming of March, according to advices received
by the Bankers Trust Company of New York
from its British information service.
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N0rTcTi hi n 1GE P0T-T-g p


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS, OF.
FICB OF THE BOARD, CITY HALL. IN
DIANAPOLIS. IND.
Notice 10 hereby given by the Board Of
Park Commissioners of the city of Indian
apoHs, that II has approved a preliminary
damage roll showing the award Of damages
for the appropriation Of real estate to be
used for park purposes, in the city Of Indi-
annapolis, authorized by its acquisition Res
olution No. 2S, 1928, which provides for
the acquisition Of the following described
real estate to-wit;
Beginning at the southwest corner of the
southwest quarter OF Section 90 Township
Is North, Range East Marion County.
State OF Indiana; theuce north along the
west line Of the aforesaid quarter section to
the northwest corner OF the same. thence
east along the north line OF the aforesaid
quarter section 10 the northeast corner Of
the west half OF the aforesaid quarter sec
ton: thence south along east line Of the
the southeast corner OF the west half OF the
aforesaid quarter section; thence west along
the south liue Of the west half OF the afore
said quarter section to the place of beginning
containing 81 90 acres"
Persons interested in or affected by said
appropriation OF land and award Of damages
therefor are hereby notified that said Board
OF Park Commissioners has fixed Saturday
the 3rd day Of May. 1924 at 10 o'clock a.
m, as the time when renonstrances will be
received and heard by persons as 10 the
amount OF their respective award of dam
ages. The assessment roll. with the descri2.
ton OF the property affected the names OF
the owners in favor Of whom damages have
been awarded with the amount OF the pre-
iminary award as 10 each piece and parcel
OF property affected Is on file and can be
seen AT the Office OF the Board Of Park
Commissioners IN the city hall Indianapolis.
IND. when and where circumstances viii be
heard at the time above designated
Charles A. BooKWALTER,
A. NJ NAGUIRE
FRANK MANLY.
Board OF Park Commissioners Of the City Of
Ina annapolis. Ind.
mil
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New York Money Market

b United Ffn1nctdF
NEW YORK. April 11-Cau money
again renewed az u this morutnF and held
al this rate through 10 the afternoon. Time
accommodations ruled at 4 y bid and Z y
asked up TO sixty days. Longer matuT1ties
ruled 81 10 49,. Commercial paper vas
fairly active with prime names At y ;
otherp AT AZ
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Second Hour

Some covering in the second hour
brought a steadier tone in the gem
eral list AS soon as this buying
was satisfied, pressure again broke
out in various sections of the list
and the main downward movement
was resumed. Chicago stocks were
subjected to special attack. Stewart
Warner broke to a new low on the
move at 1888 and Montgomery Ward
to 28s. Despite the heaviness in
the whole market, many observers
felt that a rally was in the making.
Twenty average industrial Thurs
day averaged 90.S6, off 1873 per cent.
Twenty average rails averaged 81.
off rs pc rcent.
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First Hour

Selling was less urgent through the
first hour and a slight rallying tend
ency characterized the action Of some
of the Industrial leaders. But fresh
weaknesses in various other issues pre-
vented this disposition from growing
marked. Bethlehem Steel dropped TO
a new low ground on the move at ASK
and other independent steels were
heavy although Dow-Jones compila-
ton Of average prices Of steel products
showed that the figure had held steady
in the last week after two successive
weeks Of decline.
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Name Change Petitionad

The Automobile Discount Company
wishes it shame changed to the
Manufacturers DISCOUNT Company,
according to a petition fled in Cir
cudt Court today.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOl1L5
To the taxpayers OF the Sanitary District
Of Indianapolis. consisting Of the city of In
dianapolis and the town OF Woodruff OF the
determination to issue bonds for and on be
half Of said Sanitary District TO pay for Ger
tain additional tntercepting sewers and ex-
tensions of existing intercepting sewers 70 be
the sewage disposal plant system. and
works and TO the intercepting and connect
ing sewers provided for IA a certain resolu-
tlon OF the Board Of Sanitary Commissioners
Of said Sanitary District approved and con-
drmed on April "a. 1918
Notice Is hereby given to the taxpayers
of the Sanitary District of Indianapolis. Ind.
consisting OF the city OF Indian apo-ls and
the town OF woodruff that the Board of
trict, acting for and on behalf thereof, by
resolution duly passed and adopted by sad
board on the Bird day of April 1924. deter
mined to issue bonds of said Sanitary Dis
trict Of Indianapolis in the sum Of six hun
dred thousand dollars $500 600 0O1, to bear
interest at 4 "a per cent per annum. ayable
year, the first interest on said bonds to be
payable July L. 1925 said bonds to be dated
May /, 1924 and to be and become due and
S12. 600 Of sad bonds shall be payable on
Jan. l Of each year beginning with Jan. !.
1926. and ending with and including Jan. l.
1875. for the purpose Of raising money to
pay for certain additional intercepting
sewers and extensions of existing intercept
ing sewers TO be constructed as add tons
and extensions to the sewage disposal plant.
system and works. and to the intercepting
olution Of said board approved and CON
hrmed on April "a 1918.
Said bonds shall not in any respect be a
corporate obligation or Indebtedness of said
city of Ind annapolis Ind. bot shall be and
constitute an indebted ess of said Sanitary
District as q special taxing district.
SAMUEL LEWIS SHANK, Mayor
JOS. L. HOGUE City Controller.
JOHN L. ELLIOTT.
President Board of Sanitary Com
missioners of the Sanitary District
of Indianapolis.
April f. IL.
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Dressed Beef Prices

Wholesale selling prices on dressed beef.
Swift g. Co: R1bs--No. 2. SOC; No. 8. 17c.
Loins---No: Q, 25c1 No. 8, $50. Rounds
l. 7c
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In the Cotton Market

BIZ UNtted Financial
NSSv YORK, April 11.-Cotton market
opened higher. with May ut 81 Soc, up %;
July. 30 SOC. up 10; October, 256Oc, up
II; December, 25.2oc. I'D Is; January.
24.70c, up 5.
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STOCKS SLIGHTLY
STEADIER AFTER
GOOD BANK NEWS
Industry CurtaiIment Holds
Most Issues at Low
Level.
The WALL-STREET JOURNAL

NEW YORK, April 11.-Further
improvement in the reserve ratio Of
the Federal banking system which
rose to 1913 as against 1873 per cent
week ago and 1858 per cent a year
ago. furnished some steadying inflh-
ence in the early dealings.
But the ctive stocks were still avail.
able around the low level Of the move
and were held down by additional
indications Of curtailment in the mo-
tor and steel Industries, of which the
most important was the announce
ment from Sharon that the American
Sheet and Tin Plate was reducing to
five days a week.
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Produce Markets

INDIANAPOLIS. April 11---Freeh eggs,
springs over 2 lbs gao fowls. X lbs.
poultry, 20 per cent discount cocks, 13o;
stays 1Se; young tom turkeys, IL lbs up.
24o; young hen turkeys, lbs up 24c;
the doz., So 80; old guinsas, doz., $3.50.
indianapolis creamertes are paying b2c per
pound for butterfat
CHICAGO. April 11.-Butter-Receipts.
II ,09o creamery, 37c; standards. 81 Il c:
hrsts. 80 q 80 II G; seconds, 34134bc Eggs
Receipts, 1894; ordinances, 201s a Gle;
frsts, % Nc. Cheese-rwins, 1sA a
Is hc; Americas 2o1s Q20%o Poultry
Receipts, one car fowls, 29h @25hc;
ducks, 26c; geese. loo; springs, 200; tur-
keys. 22o; ROSTERS 1Sc. Potatoes-Re-
ceipts, 25s cars; Wisconsin round whites
Red River Ohios, SI.26 G1.50; round whites
81 20 q 1876; Montana russets, S2.25 @2b0;
Idaho russets, $2.7o92.9o.
CLEVELAND, AApril 1-Butter-Extra
IN tubs, 400 q AZ a G; extra frsts 80 a al
20 q soc; standards, 80 II q Al NC; prints IL
extra. Eggs-Fresh gathered Northern ex-
tras, 26c: extra frsts. 24c; Ohio flrsts
% hc: Western ffrsts. 23c Poultry-Live
fat fowls, 27Q28c; springers "a a 2ec;
Leghorn fowls, 20 q 24c; ROSTERS II 019c;
geese, Fl q 22c; heavy white ducks, 20 q
500; light colored ducks "a a 25c medium
fowls. % q 26c: stays. 1S q zoe. Potatoes
Unchanged.
Butter-Steady; receipts. 1887; cream
cry extras, 3S a 3S y c: special market. 80 y
a 39 Ne; State dairy tubs. "a a $50; Dan
ish. 80 4 q 40c; Argentines. 50 a $40. EsSs
Firm; recelpts, 3o732: nearby white
fancy, SO q SIC; nearby State whites, 26@
Soc: western whites, 20 Q35c; fresh firsts
"a Y @29A Q; Pacific coast. 20 q 500: near
by browns, 80 a 32c,
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Large reduction in wheat acreage IN esst
and south central Kansas counties makes an
opening for one of the largest corn acre
ages that State has had for many years,
the Government monthly report points out.
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Raw Sugar Market

81 Dn1J6U FfNu1OtuI
NEW YORK, April 11-Raw sugar
ber. ASS 4.seai December. 4.44GbA.A56
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Considerable wheat still remains On farms
and only substantial bulges will bring 1t on
to the market.
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Eastern traders are bearish on grains be-
cause legislation has tended TO reduce specu-
lative trading and has brought about = sit
uation that viii ultimately reflect In other
lines.
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A local grain man says were Wednesdays
Government futures on the basis OF Ehe
final par yield per acre. it would suggest q
yield of $50 900 600 bushels. or II 600. 900
bushels more than previous figures.