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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-15

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23

strong, particularly international
Nickel and Kennecott, which attained
new peak prices. New high prices also
were registered by Woolworth, Gem
eral Electric, Coca Cola, Reynolds To-
bacco B, American Radiator and inter-
national Business Machines.
Marland, Skelly and some of the
other oils sank to new low prices in
reflection of the unfavorable trade
situation. Commercial Solvents B
broke from S45 to 1922 and then
snapped back to 3SS. Air Reduction,
Great Western Sugar, South Porto
Rican Sugar and Remington Type
writer were conspicuously heavy.
Rails presented several points of
strength, with Atchison, Baltimore and
Ohio, Chicago and Northwestern pre-
ferred, Delaware and Hudson Frisco
common, Erie second preferred and
Katy common reaching new high
ground
Call money held steady at 4 per cent
all day, Time money and commercial
paper rates We're unchanged.
Another squirt in Italian lire, which
touched the highest price since 1928 by
selling around 81 cents, and brisk
recovery in Japanese yen to around
4714 cents featured the irregular for-
eign exchange market Demand ster7
ling was slightly lower around
$4.S5 3-16, but French francs held firm
above S.91 cents.
Most of the important continental
rates We're a shade easier.
The principal commodity markets
We're reactionary. Cotton reacted 20
to 81 points despite reports of further
flood damage, and active wheat futures
lost about cent a bushel. Coffee
prices were slightly better, and sugar
Quotations showed little change
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23

tinued to be delayed but advices indi-
Gated that in general the soil is sat
urated and the time for seeding is yet
quite sufficient.
One reason was that premiums both
for hard wheat at the Gulf of Mexico
and for red winter wheat at the sea-
board were firm. On the other hand,
domestic millers reported only a slack
demand for flour, with numerous in
stances of previous orders being can
celled alta penalty of ST a barrel to
settle differences between contract
figures and the present market price.
Corn and oats sympathized with
wheat weakness. Eastern shipping de-
mand for corn continued to be very
slow, but a fairly good reduction in the
visible supply total Monday is looked
for. 4ii H.
Provisions were responsive to lower
squotationSgOn hogs.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23
GRAIN MARKET

eCHICAGO, April % (P).-Any SEM
blance of a crop scare fizzled out in
the wheat pit today. Decided changes
for the better in weather conditions
appeared evident and prices went
lower. Export business from North
America totaled 100000 bushels but
failed to bring about much rally.
Wheat closed weak, 9s to % al cent
net lower; corn 7s@A to u cent down;
oats Il cent to 3s cent off, and provi-
sions showing, to 80 cents decline.
Benefit rather than damage from
low temperatures was the general
drift of messages received telling of
field conditions for winter wheat. I'm
der such circumstances the weather
quickly lost influence as bull factor.
Moreover, Winnipeg reported lake
freights extremely cheap and but little
demand for boats with the Canadian
growers pool said to be offering wheat
abroad cents under the market.
Meanwhile spring crops seeding con-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23
CONFUSED PRICES
ARE FEATURE OF
STOCK MARKET
6GBys the Associated Press)
ocl{ marker aVpra oses.

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NEW YORK, April % E1.--The
stock market presented another series
Of confused price movements today
with EXPRESSIVE hulIfsh demonstrations
in a few hfgh-priced industria1s, rails
and specialties and a renewal of sell
ing pressure against some of the oils
and motors as the contrasting features.
Business was again in large volume,
running weir over 100000 shares, but
at no time was there sharply defined
trend apparent,
For the present the line of least re-
sistance appears to be on the upside,
due to the prospect of continued favor
able credit conditions. Judged by the
weekly mercantile reviews and current
earnings stat ements, the business sit
uation still presents numerous irregu-
larities, with the margin of profit in
most lines relatively small due to the
low commodity price level, While the
reduetion@ina the Bank of England re-
discount rate yesterday naturally re
vivedA discassiens of ythe, possibility of
an early decrease by the New York
federal reserve bank, it is believed
that most conservative bankers are
opposed to a cut at this time on the
ground that the chief effect probably
would be to stimulate speculation in
securities, the price level of which is
already close to record high levels.
Banks called about $25,OO0,O0O in loans
today, but this was regarded as incl
dental to the usual heavy weekend
demand for funds
General Motors maintained the spot
light in today's market by touching
another new record high at 1861, clos
ing at 1854 for a net gain of points.
On the other hand, the Dodge Brothers
and Pierce-Arrow issues sank to new
low levels Dupont, which has large
General Motors holdings, touched a
new peak at 25S% and then sold down
to 2491a, off 21s net. U. S. Steel com
mon fluctuated within a range of 1
point, closing fractionally lower at III.
Most of the Independent steels were
heavy on reports of "a further curtail-
ment of demand and mill operations.
Some of the non-ferrus metals Were
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23
HORACE E. DODGE.
is ARRESTED ON
ASSAULT CHARGE

SAN FRANCISCO, April % Pl-
Horace e. Dodge, Jr, son of the
former Detroit automobile manufae-.
turer, was at liberty on $500 bond
here today on charges Of assault and
battery preferred against him by
newspaper men whom he greeted
with flying fists.
The interviewers found Dodge
aboard the steamship President Madi-
son after his arrival here from Homo
lulu, where he was reported to have
sought reconciliation with his wife.
Mrs. Dodge returned to San Fran
cisco on the same vessel from the
islands, refusing an interview be-
yond the feeble denial that there had
been reconciliation. When news
paper men asked Dodge about it, the
battle began.
After locking reporters in his
stateroom, knocking down Smith,
cameraman, wrecking his camera and
engaging in a fist fight with John
Mcdonald newspaper man, who a1-
parently gave him the worst, of the
deal, Dodge sought refuge on the
steamer and when he finally did
walk down the gangway to the docks,
he was arrested. taken to the city
Jail and released after the $500 bail
had been furnished by Herbert Lu-
ither, friend. gt
Then was resumed the pursuit Of
Dodge by newspaper men who had
mot yet learned whether the million
aire and his wife were reconciled.
Dodge and Luther were whisked
through heavy traffic in the auto
mobile of Conrad Kahn, son of Con-
gresswoman Kahn, but after while
Dodge was evidently tired of the
chase, had Kahn stop the car and
granted a newspaper man an inter-
view. 81
There has been no reconciliation"
was Dodge's first sentence. Il went
% Honolulu not for the purpose OF
seeking reconciliation with my
wife, but on matter involving the
snignature of some papers.
1T just happened that my wife
was on the same boat on which
took passage for my return to San
Francisco. 1 did not see her during
l.
i have heard stories to the effect
that we did. see each other during
the voyage, but that is not true.'
When asked If he intended to con-
test his wife's divorce suit, he shook
his head.
Regarding the rumpus on the ship"
Dodge said, II am sorry. The men
whose cameras I broke already have
my apologies and I want to pay for
the damage done
Contrary to Eodge's assertion that
he did not seedihis wife while they
were en- route,Gto San Francisco from
Honolulu, passengers aboard the boat
declared here that Mrs. Dodge was
constantly in the company of a man
known as James Edyworth of Grass
Point, Mich.," and whose name ON
the purser's book was followed by
the bracketed, name of Horace Dodge.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23

No Breakfast Complete Without
The Dispatch
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23
Business Is Getting
Better In All Lines
Dun's S Report Says

NEW YORK, April %. B-Dun's
tomorrow will say:
1t is fact made clear by current
reports and statistics that the con-
sumption Of goods, despite the many
Irregularities in demand, is sustained
at a high level Results of Easter
trade indicate very large turnover,
in some cases above last years, and
better weather. in some sections this
week quickened the sale of merchan-
Disc
The public buying power. though
reduced in some places by special in
fluences, holds up Well in most in
stances, and the late decrease in
railroad freight traffic is accounted
for mainly BY the smaller shipments
of COAL
Even with this Contraction, car
loadings still exceed those of 1926,
and the volume Of bank clearings re-
mains conspicuousIy heavy. 1t is not
alone in these indices, moreover, that
evidence of commercial activity ex-
lists, for they are supplemented by
other favorable comparisons, among
them the unprecedented mill takings
of cotton and the notably high rate
of steel output.
The latter has receded moderately
from the phenomenal March record,
but slackening has been anticipated,
and the lessened buying of steel now,
While more prominent than the change
in production, is in line with the trend
Of recent years.
Weekly bank clearings, $S,749,95O,-
0o0, a decrease of 6.5 per cent from
last year. EW -
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23
nelntive values

At the end of a days journey
traveller stopped for night at a
small rancher's shack in Montana.
AS he sat on the door-step with his
host a troop of children began play
ing about them.
Are these children AL yours?'
inquired the traveller. e,i.
Yep
EIow many in the brood%'
Lets see" and the rancher hesi
tatingly began counting them up on
his fingers. f4
Pretty soon a drove OF hogs came
into view.
"Yours?' asked the traveller.
yep"
How many?"
Five hundred and sixty-nine,"
was the instant response.
Dispatch Telephones 81 and 82
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23

Dispatch Telephones 81 and 50.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23
Naturally

traveller stopping at a small
southern town asked the old negro,
who was taking him to the hotel in
a dilapidate1 old cab, his name
George Washington, SAN was the
reply.
We'll, that's a name we'll known
to everyone in the country" remark.
ed the traveller.
II reckon sah it ought to be. Use
been driven heah fer more'n forty
yeahs.'' r
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-23
COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, April % QP).-The gen
eral cotton market closed steady at net
declines of from 20 to 27 points.
The Coconino sun., 1927-04-29
Utah Would Adjust
Sheep Tax With Us

Governor George H. Dern of Utah
recently took steps which he believes
will bring about an amicable settle
ment Of the alleged double assess
ments" levied against the sheep men
grazing on what is termed as the
Arizona strip" that section of Ari-
zona lying north Of the Colorado riv-
er.
For a number Of years past there
has been a sort of "gentleman's agree
ment" providing for a division of the
tax assessments, due largely to the
fact that most of the sheep grazed on
this land are owned by Utahans, who
pay tax to this state. This year, how
ever, the Arizona commissioners are
said to have levied, the full assessment
on the sheep.
Governor Dern took the matter Up
direct with Gov. Geo. w. P. Hunt
when informed of the dual assess
ment, much of which had already been
collected AS d result the Arizona
tax commissioners will meet with the
assessors Of southern Utah counties
some time next month, when an un-
derstanding may be reached.