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MALONEY HEAVY CONTENDER

SYRACUSE, N. Y., Jan. 2S. (P-Jim Maloney, who is contender in the heavyweight elimination tournament in New York, knocked out Jim Her. man of Portland, Ore, in the second round of a ten-round bout. The New York Athletic Commission has ap- proved the match between Jack De- fancy, present holder of the light heavyweight championship, and Ma loney, scheduled for February 15.
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sEAGOING HORNED OWL

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S. (P)-Out of a blue sky a thousand miles from land, horned owl flew to the rigging of the Leviathan and is now in the pos session of the New York zoo. The bird was in mid-ocean and apparently had relanded from some other liner.
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WOMAN'S TORSO FOUND
 IN PLATV|LLE WOODS

DUBUQUE, Ia., Jan. 2S. R)-A woman's torso was unearthed in the woods near Platteville, Wis, where William M. Coffey, bigamist and slay- CT of his wife Hattie, said he buried Il parts of her body after killing her with a baseball bat.
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PASTOR UNDER ARREST

LOS ANGELES, aJn. 2S. (P)-Trou- ble took another laugh at Rev. Robert Miller, busted pastor of a Los Angeles church, yesterday when he was arrest ed a second time in two days for drunkenness. The warrant was sworn out by his wife.
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AUTHORIZATION MADE
 GIVE UP CONCESSIONS

LONDON, Jan. 20. (P)-H is under stood that Charge d'Affaires OMalley is authorized to make proposals to the Cantonese Foreign Minister em- bracing the eventual surrender of the British concessions throughout China including extra territory.
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SPANISH HEAVY ASPIRANT

TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 2S. P)-Paolino Uzcudun, Spanish aspirant for the heavyweight championship, scored a technical knockout over Homer Smith of Michigan in the seventh round of a ten-round bout. The referee stopped the fight. " >.rt*
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FILIPINO BOY ABANDONED

SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 27. (P)-An 11-year-old Filipino boy was found wandering the streets here last night. In his pockets were sS5. He told a weird tale of having accompanied a sailor half way around the world. He said the sailor gave him the money.
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BLENDING FLASH |S
 DEATH FUR SEVEN
LIT A MATCH IN CAS- FILLED HALL WALLS, COL
 LAPSE

TURNER, Idaho, Jan. 2S. P)-Sev- en persons were killed last night when somebody lighted match to find a. gas leak in a hall where basketball teams were playing. A dozen were seriously injured. The acetylene gas lights suddenly failed. Somebody struck a match. There was a blind ing flash, the rear walls collapsed and plaster fell. Everybody rushed for the exit. Most of the 200 people in the audience escaped when the front walls tumbled crushing those near the only exit.
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NEW COACH FOR U. OF WIS.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 2S. .P- Glenn Thustlewaite, former coach of the Northwestern football team, has been named head coach at the Uni versity of Wisconsin at salary of S7,5OO yearly.
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WILL BE IN HARNESS 1927

CLEVELAND, Jan. 2S. (P-speak- CT said he expected to be in harness next season to "prove that he is the the Iris Speaker of old"
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WORLD 1 SPORTS
HUDkINS VS. DUDEE

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S. (P)-Ace Hud- kins of Nebraska has been matched for 12-round bout with Joe Dundee of Baltimore, welterweight, at Madi- son Square Garden on Februay 25.
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French Canadian Wins Dog Derby
 12O Mile Race

IS THIRD VICTORY IN THREE YEARS STARTED THIS YEAR FAVORTTE OVER FIELD YOUNG
 BROTHER CAPTURES THIRD HONORS-EARL BRIDGES TAKES SECOND PLACE AND RUS
 SICK FOURTH
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TELEGRAPH DRE|NT|ES
WOMAN BURNS TO DEATH

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S. (P)-One wo- man was burned to death and nine persons were injured, two seriously, in fire that occurred in five-story tenement house on East 75th street here, early today.
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WASHINGTON, < Jan. 2S. R- Studied efforts are under way in Congress to interest dry members
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MORE TROOPS LAND

SHANGHAI, Jan. 2S. (P)-The third company of soldiers landed without incident.
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PLANES FORGED DOWN AT
 SEA SAVED BY TENDER

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 2S. (P)-One of a number of airplanes which left here Monday for Charleston, s. C., was picked up by the tender Teal af- ter having been forced down apparent ly by engine trouble, according to a report from the Hampton Roads naval air station. The pilot was not named or the nature of the mishap explained.
 SEATTLE, Jan. 2S. (R-Governor Parks arrived from the East.
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in national referendum on prohibi- tion and modification of Volstead act "B". @ @e
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STRENGTH IN MAY
WHEAT HOLD Up
SOME DELIVERIES
Price Range half to 2
Cents Higher-0ther
Grains Strong.
BIZ Lnifed Press


CHICAGO. April 29.-May wheat
was strong today and held up the
deferred deliveries. Scarcity Of pit
offerings was in evidence, while
there was heavy short covering by
those evening up their accounts.
Closing prices were 15c to &c higher.
Considerable nervousness was felt
by those who had sold May, be-
cause Of the strength shown in the
cash market, and they also covered.
The cash market was 1c higher.
Local receipts were rs cars.
Liverpool cables were strong, re-
latively unchanged to sc higher,
with a continued good demand for
wheat reported.
The weather map showed general
ly favorable conditions in the North
west and Canada, with rains cover.
ing large part of the winter wheat
belt.
Corn was stronger, advancing 12c
to &c mainly on the strength in
wheat and reports of wet weather
over much of the belt. Receipts
were fairly large at 104 cars. The
cash market was 15c higher.
Oats were &c to sc firmer, with
not much change in the May-July
difference. Receipts were 81 cars.
The cash market was &c higher.
Provisions were firmer.
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the attempt of the bear crowd to
capitalize the higher rate by forcing
stock prices down was not success
full. Important interests evidently
looked upon the money furry as a
temporar yincident and powerful
buying came into standard stocks
whenever they were offered down by
the shorts.
AS a result of this support, rally
ing tendencies developed in the mar
ket leaders with steady progress as
the session progressed despite the
stiffening of money from 4 to Az
per cent and later to per cent. The
recovery became so vigorous in the
late afternoon in issues like General
Motors, Baldwin and Steel that the
shorts were sent scrambling to cover
and the best prices of the day were
reached in the closing dealings.
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April, 90

RENCH PUSSY WILLOW TREE Get children
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CHICAGO
ENGLISH CHANNEL
WATER STUDIED
Marine Biological Associa'
ton Used 500 Bottles.

BIZ United Press
LONDON. April 30.--An attempt
TO discover the water movements in
the English Channel was made by
the Marine Biological Association to
whom these movements must be
made known because of their effect
on the drift of fish food and fish
about the seas.
An assortment of bottles, 500 in
number, were thrown in the sea,
some designed for drifting on the
surface and others on the bottom of
the ocean.
The majority of the bottles were
carried by the currents up Channel
and right across the North Sea.
Many, after a journey of nearly 700
miles, at speed averaging six miles
per day, arrived at Skager Rack
Two bottles were washed ashore at
JHtland. three were found north OF
Goteborg, Sweden, and two were
stranded at the head of Christiania
Fyord. One bottle had covered ,44O
miles in 1870 days at the rate of 7.6
miles a day.
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ONE-ARMED DRIVE
UNDER LAWS BAN
State of Washington En-.
acts Statute.
BIZ United Press .

BIZ United Press
OLYMPIA, Wash, April 3d.
Washington State lawmakers were
lenient with the driver who wishes to
speed along at a fairly rapid rate
but 'boy friends" and girl friends"
who like to do their loving while on
the move are out of luck
New motor vehicle regulations,
which become effective June 10.
raises the speed limit from S5 to 40
miles per hour on the open road but
classifies, "petting" as constituting
reckless driving.
To make sure that there would be
no misunderstanding, the legislators
worded the "petting" clause in plain
English. 1t declares that driver
shall be deemed guilty of reckless
driving. ''if such person has in his or
her embrace another person which
prevents the free and unhampered
operation of the car"
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REGENTS. 100, market
Other Livestock
Bu United Press

bN tHlLCn PTcSS
CHICAGO. April observation-disclosures
. 1000 steady to strong market all
classes except bulls. latter weak to 25c
lower: hardly enough steers here to make
market: practically nothing scaling over
200 pounds; few loads medium to good
light. 1923 a 1925. best Sill; bidding
1925 1850 on medium strong weight
sausage bulls; light vealers. 50 a 10;
shippers and small killers, Sill so a IL. so.
Sheep Receipts, 5000 fat lambs opening
slow. ID @25c higher than Thursday ;
wooded Colorado lambs. Sl725; double
good 96-pound clipped lambs, $l4.23
good to choice load medipm-weight lambs.
Sl6; choice medium-weight clipped lambs
lambs. S11 .5O@12.25: slaughter sheep
scarce, about steady; =. package medium
weight ewes $3.50 Hogsc-Receipts, T.
heavyweights, S9.9O6 1880; medium
weights. S10.25 II; lightweights, 50 40
all light lights. $1,000 II PACKING
sows, 1915 40 so; slaughter pigs. 1913
a 1890,
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BIZ United Press
Cash Grain

The bids for car lots OF grain at the
I. o. b. basis Il &c New York rate. we're
a Shf SS ss4Ss 81 "a "a Eed si@o
{ white. 81 a 64 nc; No Z. yellow. "a e.
67c; No, 4 yellow 81 a g. sc3 No. Q
oats-Firm; No. . white. asa is nc;
Hay-Weak; No. i timothy, SIG. "a
light clover mixed S16.5OmI7: No. !
clover mixed. SIG a 1850; No. 1 clover
hay. $3.50 a is.
inspections
wheat--No. 3 red. J. car Total, car.
Corn-No, 3 white. 4 cars: No. 4 white,
/ car; No. 3 yellow . cars; No; 4 yellow,
s cars; No. ) yellow 2 cars; No @ yell
low. 1 car: sample yellow. 3; No. 3 mixed
. cars. Total, % acrs;
Oats-No. 3 white. IL; No. white, 5
cars. Total. 10 cars.
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Dou Ends Own Life

NEW YORK. April 30.-One of the
first dog suicides on record was com
mitted here when Jack Gilbert, a
Scotch TERROR belonging to hotel
manager, climbed to the roof and
leaped to the street below. He was
a great favorite with the hotel guests
and was given a funeral with flowers.
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RAW SEGAR PRICES
In the Cotton Market
by Thomson & McKinnon)

ate reaction this morning the tone Of the
market changed TO strength on a moderate
demand by new buyers and some short
cotton was for sale and the market dur
ing the middle of the day showed very few
price changes. TIE bulletin issued this
material increase for eleven out of four
teen reporting stations. So much of the
food situation that the boil weevill at
tracted very little notice. The market re-
mains strong and not far from high prices
in cotton more range to price changes may
be expected and at the moment some
further reaction may accur IL the Louisiana
levees hold. but generally speaking the
trade is prepared for higher prices md we
feel that it is likely their views are cor
rect.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI, April 29.-Hogs - Re.
cepts, 1900: holdoyers, S73. market u 6p
25e higher, $50 to $50 lbs, so, rs a. 10 80;
200 lbs. S10.75@ 10s5 100 to ] 60 lbs,
1875 packing sows, 1915 10.25. Cattle
orally steady; veals SOC up; beef steers
SO @10.25; light yearling steers and heif-
ers, $3.50 q 10; beef cows S6q7,25; low
ers, S7@11 so: bulk stocber and feeder
steers, $4,000 Sheep-Receipts, 200;
market steady: ton fat lambs, Sl5. bulk
fat lambs, Sl3@ 8: bulk Gull lambs. 81 a
II bulk fat ewes, seas; bulk spring
lambs, $l6@1S.50.
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Commission Row
PRICE TO RETAILERS
EDIIITG

EhOAAo
Apples-Box apples-Winesaps, So SO "a
3; Delicious. 81. Extra fancy barrel an
Ben DAYS $$;7 80; Fancy ans hare barrel
$3.50. Basket apples (4o-lb: basketl =
Romes. So; Winesaps, $1.7o; Wagners.
81 :35: starks 81 so.
Bananas liobbing price "a a &c ID.
Grapefruit-Fancy. - %.
Lemons-California S4.25,
). 80 crate: California naveis' extra fancy.
strawberriesE-Alabam and Louisiana,
1925 q $50 24-qt. case.
VEGETABLES
Asparsgus---Georgia crate sac:
Beans~Texas stringless. s4.5 per
Brussels sprouts-Fancy California. SOC
cabbage-New Texas, alac h.. Missis-
sippi $3.50 crate.
ceieryWFiorids. 5 and 92.dos. crate. 50
@3.75; Mammoth (washed), 81 q 1.25
uoe Corn-Texas 81 bu.
Observation-Disclosures. 2 doz. 1925.
Eggplant-.Florida, $1;5Oq2 doz.
&sTe&Hl e.. gPia5 Il bb Ise h.
Lettuce-iceberg. crit. So: H. G. not
house. 81 IS: i5-ib. basket.
=, Mansoe,s-Florida peppers. S. crate;
Observation-Disclosures, IL lbs,
SIPS.
Onions New Texas SO: Texas
whites. $3.50 crate: H. g. green. 45c doz.
Parsley1H. g.. 50c per bunch; south
PeasNMississippi. $3.50 hamper.
Potatoes-Michigan whites 100 lbs.
S4,25: Russet Burbanks. $50 lbs. $3.50:
Red River Ohios, 120 lbs, 81: Idaho
Kussets 100 lbs. 1915 Idaho bakers.
60-70s, S4; Triumphs, 100 lbs. S4.75
new Florida. $3.50 al $50.
Radishes-Southern long reds. CSC: hot
house buttons, 81 is.
Rhubarb-H. &C.. zoe doz.
Root notwithstanding bu. $50:
parsnips. hu.. 81 25: carrots. California. .
doz;. 81; Louisiana. bu-. 81; Louisiana
Seed potatoes--Nlaine cobblers. $50 Inns.
So: Red River Early Ohius, leo lbs,
1913 Rural New Works. so tbs. Sa.15.
Spinach-Texas. S1.75 bu.
Sweet potatoes-Indiana Jerseys, hu.,
So; Nancy Halls, ST 35 per hamper.
Seed Sweet Potatoes-Yellow Jerseys.
per bu.. 1.50.
Tomatoes-Six-b basket crt.. S305.
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thursdays Record
Surpassed

BIZ United Press
Z = NEW YORK, April 29.-The
price of seat OH the New York
Stock Exchange scared to
$194, 900 today, a new record.
The sale of seat at that
figure, $4,000 more than was
ever paid before for the
privilege of trading on the ex'
change, was announced, but
identity of the purchaser was
not Immediately available.
The previous record was
made Thursday when $4,000
was paid for a seat.
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Stockholders Called

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. April 29.-Stockhold-
ers of the American Light and Trac-
ton Company were called today to
meet June to approve the declara-
ton Of so per cent dividend, lay
able in the company's common stbck
June 20 to holders Of stock of rec
ord May 20.
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New York Liberty Bonds
In the Sugar Market
nv Thomson g. McKinnonn
April 90

NEW YORK April 2e.-The report that
sale of Cuba raws for prompt delivery
had occurred at 3 cents had more TO do
than anything else today. Sellers were re-
luctant TO do business below 8 1-l6c. Re-
hners we're said TO be meeting a light de-
ment is looked for during the coming
week. Private estimates indicated IL per
S 1niGressG IN european oeet acreage; un
however that this condition will carry lit
tie weight in the market here. with any
resumption of buying in Cubas. The Grind
ing season is nearing its close the season
of larger consumption is approaching. We
favor the buying side of futures.
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BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April 29.-No repe-
tition Of Thursdays heavy selling
movement occurred today despite
an advance in call money to the
highest level reached in two months
at 8 per cent.
This tightening was due to a Large
requisition by the credit market to
meet May payments and this was
coincident with weekend borrowing.
This demand created a scarcity Of
funds for speculative purposes. But
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BU United Press

CLEVELAND, April -29---Hogs - Re-
$50 lbs, Slo rs q 1880; .$oo-25o lbs.
Ii 40; 130.i6o lbs $11.S5@11.40; 90
Ss.5o@9. Cattle-Recelpts, 100: caiyes,
light yearl.ng steers and heifers. S9@
9.25; beef cows $650@75O; low cutter
and cutter cows, $4.50M 500 vealers.
S1.50M13.50 Sheep--Receipts, 200;
market strong top fat lams $16.25; bulk
fat lambs, $15.95 a 1925: bulk Gull lambs.
$40 so IL; bulk fat ewes, So also.
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More Improvement

Other gains were scored in the calf
market, which was strong to higher.
Best vealers sold at $3.50 and other
sorts downward from this price. Re.
ceipts Appropriated 900.
Material in the sheep and lamb
pens was scarce, with 100 head re-
ceived for the third consecutive day.
A few spring lambs were $23 and
ewes were quoted at So down. Top
fat lambs were $15.25; bulk fat lambs.
$13@15.25; bulk Gull lambs, $8.50@11.
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NEW York, April 29.-Produce: Flour
-Ip SH1 but steady; PoTrkk;-Dull. Mess
@12.90. Sugar---Raw. quiet: % test,
Coffee-Ro No. Il, ID 9se; Santos. No. 4,
s ext y 4 @ = H,aymNO 81 80;
chickens. 200 Soc: capons. 20 a 44c; fowls.
Dressed poultry-Steady: turkeys. 80 a 46c !:
I6@ 80 Z ducks, 20 a 23i Los Island ducks,
dicks SH {owIs sesses c turk aSe
90 a 25c; ROSTERS. 12c; broilers, Goa 45c.
C SHa; 81 STATE milk common TO
1881; creamery extra. 47c: special
market. 47A case; Eggs-steady; re
ceipts, 3S.710: nearby white fancy, 81 a
33c; nearby State white. 20 q soc; fresh
firsts. 20 x q Csc, Pacific coasts, 2S a 35c;
% a SIC, Potatoes-Long Island. $50 20 a
Southern pi.a,d ssS5 g az Maine $3.50 q
basket, 81 a so; southern barrels. $Sl so.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND, April 29.--Butter--Ex-
tras, 44c in tub lots; standards, .44c. ,Eggs
om % =; g 20 aaS extra tirsts. 80 rs hrsts
diu mfowls, 29@ 30c; heavy fowls, 30 a.
gle; Leghorn fowls. 25Q 27e: heavy
&c; stays ~ 25c: Cocks, f7Gisc Pc
tatoes-Round whites. 15O-pound sacks.
Maine. 81 %; Michigan. S3.76 az . IS: New
120-pound sacks, $3.50; Florida barrels.
| No. l. 81.
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Rn Lnitcd Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. April 29.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 10000; market $50 25c higher;
356 to $50 ID 56s $3.50 d0 40 70 oG 200 -, to
SO 500 10 90; 100 to leo lbs, .Si0.@5 a
1885; 90 to Y160 lbs $40 q 1905; pack
800 @sTket for Steers bee
steers. So. 80 a 10 80; light yearling steers
and heifers, SIS @9.25; beef cows, Se;5OM
1850: vealers, S11.75 heavy calves, SO
as; bulk stocker and feeder steers, SO a
9.15. Strengthening, 500; no early
sales, zoe to 40c up late Thursday; top
fat lambs, S156 5; bulk fat lambs, S15 a
l5 40; bulk Gull lambs, $40 a $780, bulk
fat ewes, 81 1850
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PITTSBURGH. April 29--Hogs - Re-
$50 to, $50 lbs, 500 1879 200 to $50
! Ii 40: 1870 to 100 lbs, S11.30 a III 40; 80
to 100 lbs, .S11 80 a 40; packing sows,
msge seadx to Soc p beef steers
@1125 duotable vealers, S12 a 1850.
Sheep Receipts. 600; market strong to
25c up; wethers S9.25: top fat lambs.
S16.25: bulk Gull lambs, $S@1t bulk
spring lambs, $15 @20.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO. April 2o.-Hogs-Re.
t a Soc higher $50 to $50 lbs. SO .35 "a
Ii. 200 to $50 lbs, .$l0;90@11;75; 100
Sill IS @i2; 80 to to 80 lbs, Sill rs a IL;
packing sows SO 80. Cattle-Receipts.
$50; calves, 81; market steady calves SOC
1900: market steady; toIN fat lambs,
| Sl6.75 wooded S16.25 clipped; bulk fat
! lambs S12m13
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BIZ Times Special

LoUIiSEgGdddL ! April 29 e. E6 1I.h Re:
tops, 5000. Cattle-Receipts, 100; mar
ket steady. Cayes-Receiptsa 200; mar
dun Hi Si to GOOD S@S outs SIS down sRep
Receipts. 100 market steady; top
lambs. $13@14 springers, SIS; seconds,
$40 a IL: sheep, scar.
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Produce Markets

Butter wholesale price Creamery.
best grade, a pound AZ a 4Sc.
Butterfat-Local dealers pay, as 47c.
Eggs.---Strictly fresh delivered at Indian
apolis. 20@2Ic doz.
breed. a2 ~ p LesSorns dsa 'Ssi ie:
roosters, ia 13c: 1927 broilers, u lbs.
UP 30q35c; Leghorn Proilers 25 a 2sc;
young, 30c; old. @5c; guineas. 35c.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, April 29.--Produce: Butter
standards. 4sc: firsts $50 s5%c: seconds.
S5,4sl;' ordinaries. soa 81 ise; frsts, %
M2314c seconds 201ac: extras, 26h a
26hc. Cheese-Twins. 70 u G. Americas
% 4 n231ac. Poultry-Receipts, 2 cars;
fowls, heavy. @5c; ducks. zoe. spring
ducks. Boo; geese, ia 1sc; turks. No. /,
3Oc; ROSTERS, 15c. Potatoes-Receipts,
arrivals, old So cas-, new "a; on track
old 125. new 50: in transit. SIG. Wiscop-
sin sacked ke round whites $3.50 o. IS.
mostly around 81: Texas sacked bliss
Triumphs. S3.754 4.25. mostly $4G4.25
sweet potatoes, 81 a.
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TnREINN EXCHANGE

Z H4IICAGo, ApTil 29-Clearngs, S11s..
100, 900; balances, S11 100000.
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RECOvER|ES MADE
WHEN CALL RATE
RUNS Up TO FIVE
Heavy Selling Not Repeated
Shorts Sent Scrambling
to Cover.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials Thursday
was 1883, off no. Average of twenty
rails was 13O.2S, off 1.S9. Average of
forty bonds was 97.23. off oil.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. April 9.-Hogs-Receipts
800 !, !, market log 15c higher he,ayios.
Workers.. S1075 a II; good pigs, $1O.75 a
IL. Calves-Receipts, light; market
steady. Sheep and lambs-Recepts, light
market steady. .Cattie-Receipts, light;
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Liberty Bonds.

- 49,. -. SALES
Sc. 1000 Indpls Northwestern certif... 75A
$4,000 Indpls st Ry As .......... Go
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying 81 .21
for No. 2 red. wheat. Other grades are
purchased on ttsir merits.
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Hog Price Range

A few sorted lights brought $1,000
per hundredweight, but the bulk of
the 10000 pound material was
$10.65@10.S5. For 200.250 pounds,
$10.4O@10.75 was paid and 500
1910 for $50 pounds up. Pigs went
at 81 down and packing sows were
quoted at $9@9.50.
Trading in cattle was strong. Beef
steers were worth $S.50@11.25; beef
COWS, $6.50@S.25: low cutters and
cutter cows, $4.25@5.5O; bulk stock
and feeder steers, $7.25@S.25. The
run counted 600.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

NEW York. April 29.-Foregn ex-
change closed irregular. Demand sterling,
S4.S5 y, off 90 1-32c; francs, ,3391 Ne;
off .00Iac; marks. 23.69c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

Market Steady to 10 Cents
Higher-Advance in
Calf Prices.
hog Price Range.

Prices on the hog market at the
Union Stockyards were steady to 10
cents higher. This move, although
smaller, was in sympathy with the
Is to 25-cent advance at Chicago.
Five thousand porkers were the
estimated receipts at the local live
stock center and with these $50 hold
overs were placed on the market.
Most sales were at $10@10.S5, a
wider range than the past two days.
Today's top, 5000, was Is cents
above Thursdays best price.