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APA8TA8NT0
FOR RENT-Very nicely furnished
small modern apartment with bal
cony. suitable for one lady. Clean,
warm, always hot water. BOT
Fourth street.
FOR KENT-Good sized well fur
nished apartment with kitchenette
and closet, gas for cooking. also use
Of irigidaire. AL Fifth street.
Phone 273. 81. u,
FOR RENT-Apartment consisting Of
two nicely furnished rooms In
strictly modern home. Phone 91o-J
Or call Ut 8l2 Main.
T0R kENT-FGfuished apartment.
Evesything furnished. Close to
capitol Cali ct go Fourth street.
FOR KENT-Three room furnished
or unfurnished apartment. Col
lege Building. Phone 16S.
FOR RENT-TWo room apartment.
Exceptionally well furnished. / Call
120 w. nosser.
HOUS8BoLD GOODS FOE SALE
IURNlTURE FOR sALELIWo CONE
plete beds. 4 dressers. electric wash
O., Monarch range. oil stove. 2 rock.
ing chairs, straight chairs. kitchen
table. library table and other house.
had goods. Call ct 2lo Seventh
ptreet Of phone 7S5.W.s
ron sALEpiauo. daveuport. rugs.
tsble. chairs, buffet. tea cart, sew.
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NEW work POULTRY

New York, April ll.-R)-Ltve poul-
try. dull: broilers by express 80 to 30:
fowls express so to IS: turkeys express
20 to IS. Dressed poultry steady and
unchanged.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, April 1l.-(R]-F2our
unchanged.
Shipments 30.576.
Bran $22.5O to 1850.
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AUTOl6O1IID

FOR sALE-oeven p0S0en60E Oo01ne
sedan In good condition. Juse ~
thing for taxi or bus linz. ~
further particulars write ~. No
80. In care Of the Tribune.
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Dependable Used Cars

Recouditioned to give you honest low
cost, safe transportation.
Nash Standard Sedan.
Pontiac Sedan.
Chrysler Six Coupe.
Dodge Sedan (Mohair) Ell
Ford Coupe. "a
Dodge Delivery truck screen sidesy.
Chevrolet one ton truck GRAIN box,.
N. b. Gilman Co. MI
Phone 008, Bismarck.
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aOusea AND n.ATo

FOR sALE[EaFge. fully modern
\ home where shrubbery. flowers.
I trees make . lasting impression.
This centrally located home. warm.
!. " built. with CHEEKY bedrooms.
large dining room and living room
] Is the best bargain in the city. Dou. 4
BILE garage. II you want . real
= home at q bargain price get In
touch with me. Owner. care Of
Ad. No. n. Tribune.
FOR eALE-F!ve room new modern
stucco bungalow, with extra liv.
Ing rooms finished In basement.
maple floor. full basement. east
front. garage. desirable immediate
possession given. as party Is leaving
city In q few days and Il anxious
to sell before leaving. Be sure to
investigate this. Geo. M. Register.
FOR 6ALE-Modern s room bunga-
low, good location. on pavement.
shrubbery, trees, fine garden space
garage. Close to schools. Price
reasonable. cash or terms. For
further information write Ad. No.
SO. care Of tho Bismarck Tribune.
FOR sALE-strictiy modern SIX room
house with bath, built-in features.
full basement and garage. Good
location. II sold for cash will
sacrifice, otherwise payment ana
terms. Write Tribune. In care Of
Ad. No. 50.
FOR RENT-Furnished six room
house for two months, beginning
April 18th. Piano. radio. garage ana
garden. Address Ad. No. 70. Tribune.
for appointment.
FOR RENT-Five room bungalow to
responsible party. $50 per month.
Immediate possession. For Ap-
pointment call ct 500 Seventh street
north.
FLAT FOR RENT-In my building at
1l8h sixth street, newly decorated
with four rooms. Call phone $50,
| for information. H. l.. Reade.
LOsT-Pure dark brown leather UNI
der arm bag. Contents were: Lad
and Tilton handbook, Portland.
Ore, about $500 In change and
loose powder compact. Finder
please return to Tribune office:
LOsT-White Angora cat. Virginia
Rohrer. Phone sos.
BABY CHICKS
BEALs CHIX MOST PROFITS
Healthy. strong and acclimated
chicks from hardy northern stock.
Custom Matching, poultry supplies,
feeds and remedies. Price list on
request. Beals State ChickerieS,
Bismarck. N. OAK.
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MINNEAPOLlS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis, April ll.-tR-Wheat
receipts today IS compared to IS a
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
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aSHuLER. J. ri. los, 1880; 1lot $z.H1.
SQUARE 5s63
RANDLE, Arthur E.. ?, s2.7s: IS.
$2.7s: q, $2.5s: 4s. sa,7s; Az ss.os;
50. $2.67: 4s, $2.51.
COLLISION. Emma J.. 1. ss.2S
SQUARE sss4
RANDLE, Arthur E.. Z. s2.2s: 3. S2s5;
4. S2.4O; s, $2S5: 6. $2.7S: Z, s2.67;
|. s1.s7: IS s1,sT: Is. s1.s7; II. s1.97;
I.s7: S IS. si's7; n, :s.l II a. ;2z9:
30, s2.40; 81, s2S1; 80. s2.74; rs.
s2.0s: 80. $2.O8; 40 s2.0s: A. s2.os
~ s2.08; 43. s2.0s; as. s213; 4S,
=. ass IS i. sass al s. s FL 2S g,
81. ss.s 81 g. $3.50. '1s'' ~ '''''
wooLFoRD: Rufus c. and Allie B,
aERRIoTT George s. %, s1;s5.
DICKLE, Annie. S5, $2.5s.
FAUST, John. 81, $2.3s.
SQUARE 5sss
wEDDERBuRN. Mary 3. 3, $50; :,
So. g s2.74; a. SAP; ~, s4.s1;
SQUARE ts71
ss24s. II, $3.50. 49,
wEDDERBURN. Mary B.. ., Sss.ss;
10. s1.56; 20. S1.s7.
Ao1MEA ", Joseph H.. $2.A4.
SQUARE 1914
$1.34
cAMPBELI. Geo. Il. r1r.. 90. ua
SQUARE 5s77
AI .as1s. ), Gha s q ana Ethel o. 20
SQUARE 5s7s
HIGH VIEW LAND CO.. INC, 2, 1855;
8, sac; IL. 1856.
DEBuTTS Samuel w. 4 s21.1O; s.
SQUARE 5s7s
LoHR. Robt. E.. s. S101s2
DE MARCO, Mary Z, $10s.22
s2.7S; 10. s2.7s.
SQUARE Sssi
WEDDERBURN, Mary b, as. 1881;
SQUARE 1854
PARKS Nora NJ. 90. $3.50; 80. S1sl
CAMPBELL. Geo. H., TT. 81. $2s.95;
ng .s7as: IS. VIII .Gov. 4; and Ruth P {"
Lsg@sS 1: :siS: 20 e s sissss; T.
SQUARE 5sss
BRIcKLEY, John A., ,. s2.04: .. S1.47,
SQUARE 5sss
REMY. John c.. IS s1Ss: IT. 1888
SQUARE $3.50
GoEN Helen p, 2. s2.T6; 5, $1.93
MaccULLEN Allen. is. s1s2; Is, 8is2
SQUARE 66si
MaccULLEN Allen, 8. $ss.sl; Z. 3l.sS
SQUARE $3.50
WoRRALL, Robt. H. and Marguerite
G., 81, N.sS: g. S1.eb: ss. S1.65;
SQUARE, Ssss
scHWEINHANT. Henry A.. .. s7s.s7:
SQUARE s7oO
MaaccuLLEN: Allen, s2.7s; s. i1.s1:
ARsHER. John A., il. .s4s7: Is. .a.7s
SQUARE 5703
SHIPPER y DER Asa Clarke s. 'ls': sol.
SQUARE s7os
MaccuLLEN, Allen. Is. s1.s3; 16. 3i.92
BuTTIcB JoReph and carmsla. sOl
SQUARE s71O
MORAN. Edw. J. and Mauds. 10. S2.1S;
II. SS1S1; ~. 32.sz
SQUARE S73s .
WASHINGTON HOME BUILDERS AS.
ISOLATION. Z, s3.is: 5. 9stl9; g.
ss.19' 20. 1924; % ssss: a.. 1899
WEST OF SQUARE k727
CALDWELL David D ana VIM
Kervin 9. S2.S7: rs. 1881
CAVALIER J M, 81 STeS: %. $I6s
SQUARE STAT
WASHINGTON HOME BUILDERS AS.
ISOLATION, 40, SASS; So sass: 50,
92.S6.
MENK. Theodore y. Sc. sass
SQUARE S72s
KerVin. IS. SL97.
SQUARE ST3o
CARROLL Arthur W., 50. sa1s; 49,
cANFIELD, James r.. 81. u.sT: IS,
s1.z7.
THOMPSON Joseph g.. a. s24s; a.
HARMS. Arthur H., ~. SSH; IS
sl.27; a. S1.27
FAUST John. SO. s2.42
JENKINS Edw. 50, ts.li; IS. Si.aT.
ALLEN Abraham. 81. SSH: 50. Si.ST;
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R4 .i.ss !, A ,sSi: F. ,s i 's'i .so;
!. ss;9s; ss.os; I, ss:oS: :, :s.i5;
s2'a4 4, s2,Os; Is, sa.os:' e: sa.ss;
IT, $2.62; is, s2.20; 10. s2.26; 70,
s2.ss; 81. S2.29; 20. SAT: 20, s2.62;
"a. S2.10: IS, S2.1o; 26. s2.10; ~,
s2.l0; 2S, s31O: 20. 1910; 30, $2.S2;
81, $2.71; so, $2.60; 80, $2.31; 80,
$2.0S; 35. $2.2s: So. $1.95; 81, 1875;
3S, $1.95; SO, $1.95; 40. 1894; ~,
S1.95; 40, S1.95; 40, $i.95: ~, S1.95;
as, 1875; 46, $1.95: ~. $1.95; 4S,
s1.95: 49, $1.95; SO, S1.95; 81, tL95;
So, $1.95: So. $1.95: 81, $1.95; So,
$1.s5; Sc, $105; 81, S2.10; So. $2.40;
50. s1.95; so, $1.95: 81, $1,95; 81,
S1.95: So, S1,95; 81, $1.95; IS, $1.95;
Sc. Sl.s5: 81. s1.95: ss, s1.s5.
SQUARE $3.50
RANDLE. Arthur e., / 5000; ,. $s.42;
8. S3.42; 4, $3.42: 5. $3.42; g., $3.42;
Z, $3.42; 8, $3.42:{ g. ss.42; 10,
$3,42: IL. ss.42; IL. ss.42; 1s. S3.42;
il, s3.42; Is. 1912: 1s. ss.43; II,
SS.42; a. $4I4; Is, $s.5i: 90. S3.05;
81. SAGA; 2S, s3.03: so, $s.Os; So,
1885, g, s27f; S.. 1878; So. ss.ss;
81, 1927; IS. sl32: 50. s3,9s: 70,
$S.35; II. 1901; ~. $3.01: %, 1901;
u. 1901; IS. S3,01: 76, 1901; H.
1901: rs, s3.0I: 10, &s.ot, so. 1901:
81, 1901: So, s2.s9; SO. s5.7s; S.
1854; 81, $3.39; IS. $3.50: 81 $3.50;
80. 1913; 80. $2.ST; %, $2.87; 95
1881: So 1857; 81, $2,s7; 9S, s2.s7;
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SQUARE ssss


THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON. D. c.. ~. s2.s5;
80 s1.sb. %, tI9s: a. s1.sB; IS.
s1.sB; rs. s2,7s. 81. sa.Oi; Is. ta01;
&c. t3.0f; 30. s2.o1: 81. S2.o1; "a
s2.o1; SO, t3.01; a. s7.01; IS. ysof
ABEL HOME BUILDERS co. INC, 4s
s2.2l; 90 S1.s6; 81 s1s6; 81, si.gB;
60. sasI; se. si.si; 81, st.sl; S.
CABLE John r. 50. s1.sS; s. Saal:
SQUARE sss7
ABEL HOME BUILDERS CO., INC.
10, s2.24; 20, s2.24; 81, S224; sol,
$3.50; sos, st,ss; sos, 800
SQUARE ssss
BURNS, Emma A., /, sf.ss.
ABEL HOME BUILDERS CO.. INC, 50.
St1s; 50. sara; S. s2.74; IS. S2.7A
SQUARE ks6s
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
or WARRINGTON. d. c., 20. 1871;
g. s1.eS; "a s3.o5; IS. s2,o1: 2s,
ABEL HOME BUILDERS Co. NC. "A.
s2;s1: q. slsS; 81. s2.stf Sc sl,sli
McDoNALD, Annie r.. 81, SlO.4s.
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SQUARE b6bV
RANDLE. Arthur e.. /. s2.s5; :. s2ss;
3. S2.s5: 4. S22s; s. s1.s2; 6, S1,95:
2, SIPS; s. sIss: .. s1.ss; 10. Si.ss:
IL. t1.s5; ~. s1,g5; IL. s1.95; il,
s1.s5i IS, al.ss; le, SIPS; n, t1.ss;
IS. S1.95; 49, SLIPS: 20, s1.s5; n,
S1.sb; 20. sf9S; 20. s1.s5; "a. $1.9s;
rs, s1,a5; 49, S1.96; 81. $l.95; u.s.
$1.s5; 20. s1s5; 80. s1.s5; 80, s1.95;
s3, $1,95; "a, s1.9s; IS. S1.95; 49,.
$1.92; 81. $2.A0; IS. sass; 80. sass:
40 $276: 81, S1.s5
ABEL HOME BUILDERS CO.. INC, Al.
1914; ~. $2.42; 80, S2,62; a, S2.s6;
As s3.12; 46, $3.35; A, S3.57; 49,
1878: 40. $500; b0.s $4.21; 81, $l.4l;
So. s4.ss; 50. t5.25.
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t2.ssi T. s3.sO; n. sa.ss: ~ SaOS,
40, ss-i2; SO, S5.ts; 81, S3.2s.
SMITH, Matte and Robt p. s1o. ta.st.
WALL Annie. ssI. 81 20.
FRYE. Dennie. SIS. t7.2s.
COLBERT. Earnest, $50. ti4iI.
BLANCHARD. Geo. l., ss7, 911A
SMITH, Emma ". s13. t3e.s3.
GRAHAM, Annie T., s71. t3s.ie.
JOHNSON, Robert L., e3e, s1e.7a
EDMONSTON, Adelia e3s e4a.se.
EDMoNSToN, Alvin, Hugh and Adelia.
RAY. Isaac b.. sss. ai7.sl.
WILLIAMSON Irving and Emanuel ~.
Hewlett Trs.. 93s, 31g.0a
MCCOY. william, gs7. t1sSe.
YOUNG. Eva, S3s. $50.
SQUARE Sss1
MACKALL, Lottie. So S1ss9.
BLoUNT. Joseph T.. SEQ, 1ss.47; -
S9.72: s02, $500.
PHILLIPS W. franklin, $50, i1s.1a.
PHILLIPS. Henry C.. sas, $3.50; zee.
HEWLETT, Emanuel ~. ns. ,,Sn
HICKS Haywood ana Lucinda. ga
HICKS. Lucinda, s2s, sss5.
SMITH. Richard and Fidretta, t20.
MORSE Sampson. $50. .4.o7.
TALdAFERRO, Leslie, s31. 1907.
COHEN. David B.. ~s3s. S1s.o7; StO,
rAYIOI2 Jobn RI.ks1 az e1t1n
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SQUARE bsos
GORDON. Robt. and Margaret +. 3d.
HicER. Daniel p. and Mary c. g.
FIELD. RObt 3. and Monte c. s..
SQUARE SsO4
LIEscH, Albert A.. L si2S.ss.
HARMON. John o.. jr.. a. si1.t4; 10,
r, slitt a s' fa;rH Il; slit nc sOs
CLARK, Randolph u. ana Minnie ~.
Aft Geo. !. ana Maud L. Isi.
WATERS TS;RS Lewis B.. and ,. chrnsn-
sANsBURY. Wary a.. las, s4i.sI.
KICKER. Thos. 4 and Mildred T.. is7'
LoNdIEF. Max =. and Rosa NJ lss.
BARBOUR, Florence. l7O. ss4s1. .
HARRIS. Joseph R., 1856, s7t.sS.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CORP. INC,
SQUARE SsOs
RuLow. 2. v. and Caroline N. Bulow.
WOOD Jas. e; and Emma L. s.,
COOK, Edw W. ies. sss.os:
MURRAY WHnam Fs Iva. sAvV.sN'
coxEN. Frederick NJ. jr.. and-Ella c.,
I2s, So2.7s.
FRANKLIN. Jas A. and Helen NJ. i2S.
cLE1xRisIi. Ben 4. ana Matte O.. 100.
s92.78.
wAILMARK. J. Edward and Marie NJ,
14S, 1891.
sTEvENs. Henry II. and Alice H., 1ss,
$685..
sExsLEY. Marvin J. and Myrtle A.,
ISL, $S9.l1.
FOWLER, wallace W and Helen p.
1853. SS9A1
DORSEY. Pearl ", iSs. Ss9.4l.
MOxLEY, Douglas G.. 161, $91,33.
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DU POINT. Francis ". 81, VIVA.
SQUARE $3.50
KING, Frank T.. All 1881.
SQUARE 6Bse
ERWIN. Ernest H. and Augusta A..
MoREY. Elisabeth 7. and Frank n.
BOWERS. Geo W.. 80. ss.o1.
SQUARE SSs1
ROBINSON. Geo. r.. 20. 1875.
MERRILL Joella, tax deed. u, ss2s
CLAUSEL4 Jos L.. "a. S6.26.
SQUARE Sss2
s4s7; 10 1SaS: Is. 11o.1l: II, siO.l1:
KRousE Josiah r. II. s1oll.
SQUARE 5s94
SWEENEY. Harry B.. .. SSH.
Du PoNT Fra1si' Y sec si ~ s93'
SQUARE $500
WARD, Richard. z. ss7.24
WALKER:: samuel A. and Mary H..
KiuFMESN Esther Adsms II. $3.50.
WILCOX. Chester N. II. 3773.1s.
SQUARE ssOi
YOUNG. lsadore. s41, s2o7s; s4s
Sis4s: s4s s4ss,ss: $50 s67ss.
SQUARE $500
MUD. Thomas D.. s. s2S.4s; o,
s122.12; 81. 1890; 2s. 1900
FRAZIER. Samuel d, and Corinns. 3S,
S41.27; 80, 1857.
BUTTER WORTH. A. g.. 1r., and W. B.
and r. Butterworth. jr.. 80. S11.2e.
benson. Jas d. and Susie n. Is,
$3.50,
HINES. Alice Ethel. -. Ssss7.
SQUARE sos
THE BARRY LAUNDRY, INC. 50,
sl3es; Soc tl.7s, s02 ss42s
GREEN. VIM. L. ana Susie a.. eS
S70.9g
JACKSON. James e and Alice NJ. "a
PEZOLD Raymond C. and Dorothy
". 7s, 5000.
THOMPSON, Albert T.. ~. t7o.ss.
WILLET. rhoa. Q. and Ines R.. 70.
sTAUSSNFs ,g soAA h sAa I"ui''
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ENEY Walter spencer. 1. ss.ss; ..
sAPPfNeToN. Reginald r, .. ss.sO.
DUCKETT, VIM. NJ, 6. s2.90.
DU POINT. Francis v. 7. $s.71.
TOLSON, Grover r.. 8, $4.55.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
CO. e Trs., 20: ss.lOi 50. $3.50: Sc
zEPP, Samuel. 81. $3.50.
CUTLER, David r., 50. taS0.
RIGGLES. Sam r.. IS. $3.50.
ROGERS, John g., sc, S2so.
WILTSIE, Chaa. H., Sc, 1890.
DOUGHTY. Chas. Stewart, IS, $3.50.
DICKLE. A., IS. S2.9O.
DUcKETT. VIM. Milton. 70. taSoi
RoNNfER. John n. So .asO.
HYSoN, Thos. A., 81 S2.sO.
TARKENTON. Robt. e., So $3.50.
FAUST. John. "a. $3.50
CUTLER. David r.. SO. $2.90.
SQUARE 5547
DU POINT. Francis ". 3. s4.6s; 3. tl.66,
s. f4.66; Z. s4.6s: Is. t5.47; IT. t4.66;
10. $4.66: 20. S4.66; u, t4.6s; a.
$4.s6; 20. S4.66: "a, 1896; Is. 1855
20. &466; "a. s4.6s; 20, s4.ss: 20
$4.66, 80, sass.
GAYLORD. Geo. o.. 5, S2.S2.
CUMMING. VIM. NJ. ls. S2.52.
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The first world premiere by opera the
gifted composers will the NBC
system Monday half Shadows will be
heard for the first time beginning at o'clock.
for the that Musical
present the Columbia brOadcastng
Monday night at o'clock
contribute to the
will be
system Monday evening at $50 o'clock
interpretations
presented the by the South
Monday the o'clock
ability a disastrous
Night Club ROmances broadcast
The drama development will be the
story Empire Monday night
o'clock
foVery selections will be broad
time offering of the A. & P Gpsies over the NBC
Monday night at $50 o'clock.
trombone solo entitled "sppn Around to be played by Tom
the
broadcsng system Monday night at $50 o'clock
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In the Stock Market
~ Thomson Z McKinnonl

NEW YORK, June 3.-While the
credit question can by no means be
eliminated from consideration, i'm
proYement has been so pronounced
that it may be timely TO survey the
full effect of the licuidating period
through which the market has
passed. Undoubtedly great many
industrial stocks are now selling at
levels more in harmony with earn
ings and immediate prospects, and
should again be attractive to the in
weston. while in the rail list, the far
reaching effect Of the OFallon de-
cision appears to me to have hardly
been realized. When it was first an
nounced its full effect was neutral
lied by general market weakness,
but as We view it, it opens the way
for a splendid rail market. A less
conservative bookkeeping method
would probably reveal earnings sub
stantially in excess of those reported
during the past few years and it is
Just as we'll to bear in mind that
consultations are still to be worked
out. The Stock Exchange loan re-
port 10 be issued after the close
should emphasize the improved mar
ket condition and thus add its bit to
the confidence which is slowly being
engendered.
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On Commission Row
Fruits

Fruits
Apples-Box Delicious. s3.5O@4: boz
Stayman. S2.5oG2.75; box Rome Beauties.
s275G3. bushel Jonathans, S2.25G2.75;
Rome Beauties. $500 $50 a Dbl. Green
ings. s646.50 Dbl; Rome Beauties. S5G5.50
Dbl.
observation-disclosures s3.5O04.
Grapefruit-FIorioa. s3G4: Texas. $3.50.
Lemons-California. a crate, S4Q $50.
Limes-Jamaica. 100 by count. So.
a so; Florida, S4G450.
straw erries-Alabama. 24-pint crate.
s4.50@55O.
ArtiChOckeS-S1-50 a dozen.
Beans-Southern stringless, $3.50
Carrots-Texas. s3as.5O 5-doz. crate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s275.
EgRplant-sI.50dS 8 dozen.
Parsley-Home grown. dozen punches soc.
parSnipS-sl.25 a buShel.
Peas-Arizons. $3.50 q 45-lb. box.
Peppers-Florida. q crate, S506.
Radishes-Button dollhouse doc. punches.
Spinach-Texas. s1.35 a bushel
Turnips-s11125 q bushel.
Tomztoes-Repacked. 6-basket crate.
Cabbage-Texas. new cabbage. sac.
Kale-Spring. a bushel. sI.25.
Celery-Florida. t393.50.
Lettuce-California head. crate. S4.5095;
Onions-Yellow, a 10O-lb. bag. s4.T5; red,
IS a bag; Spanish. a crate. 1925: western,
s5.75: new Texas crate, $3.50.
Rhubsrb-60675o bib: bunch.
Coconuts-S5.50 q bag OF 100.
Sweet Potatoes-Indiana Jersey, says a
bushel No. 2. $50 bushel: Nancy Hall.
Shallots-35 Q40c 8 bunch.
POtatoes-Michigan round whites; $50
s2.5o93 8 bag: new Texas triumphs. 100
ID. bag $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03

Ex-Mayor Seeks Grounds
for Rehearing Plea.

Attorneys for John L. Duvall for
mer mayor, probably will file a mo-
ton for rehearing his appeal by the
state appellate court, Michael A.
Ryan, Duvalis counsel, indicated to-
day.
The appellate court last week up
held the $1,000 fine and thirty-d day
jail sentence given Duvall in GRIM
inal court on violation Of the cor
rupt practices act charge.
Attorneys are studying the courts
opinion to determine whether it con-
tains any features upon which a new
appeal can be based. A petition for
a rehearing must be filed within
sixty days and be based on new
questions Of law or interpretations
in conflict with supreme court de-
cision.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
GRAIN FUTURES
OPEN SHARPLY
HIGHER IN PIT
Prices Expected to Raise rs
Cents a BuSheI; Trade
Dull.

BIZ Uucd Press
CHICAGO. June 3-Oyer Sunday
news from Washington, indicating
that immediate action will be taken
to remedy the depressed condition
in wheat markets, caused a sensa-
tional opening on the Board Of
Trade today, corn and oats advanced
with wheat.
At the opening wheat was 2as to
~. cents higher, corn was up s to
~ cents and oats we're S to l IS
cents higher. Provisions we're slight
~ higher,
Sponsors of the plan to make
500 600 900 available to remove sur
plus wheat from the market claim
that this will raise prices around %
cents 9 bushel. Winter wheat in
The southwest has been receiving
tee much rain and private CROP
estimates due today are expected
to be beariSh.
Low temperatures OYER the week
end tended to slow up corn progress,
but only serious rains we're in north
west where acreage is small.
Outside interest is lacking in oats
market and trading rules generally
dull. Crop news is more favorable.
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Fishing the Air

reception? Have written The Times inter-
engineer? have and want to talk to about
Sunday. Many
engineer would be impossible
to call at every and
HATHILDE HARDING Serge Kotlarsgy third in
wi violin ecas stations
boadcang system, Monday night at O'Clock
Beethovens "Krentzer Sonata played by
vion Milan Smolen pianist will be offered
the Sumbe Music the NBC system Monday
ming at Q o'clock
picture the Moment Musical
the system Monday evening at O'Clock.
world the resounding of
the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
BERLIN GIVES PLEDGE
Promises to Settle Belgian
Currency Question.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
PARIS, June 3.-Germany gave a
solemn pledge to Belgium today
that she would settle the war cur
rency question between them before
the Owen D. Young reparations plan
goes into effect. Sept. l.
The pledge appeared to have re-
moved the last barrier to the sign
ing Of the general reparationS agree
ment,, reached by the experts of
seven nations on Saturday after
nearly four months of elaboration.
Belgium had refused to sign the
reparations agreement until she was
assured of satisfaction for the
wrecking of her currency during the
German occupation. when Belgian
francs we're conflscate6 and re-
placed by German marks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-03
BY ELMER c. Waller

AntAfn fffHA fAntnfidi EnlAoF
NEW YORK. June Renewed
demand for representative carrier
and utility shares gave the stock
market a confident tone at the start
OF the new week. Gains Of one TO
three points we're scored in most
sections Of the list in the early trad
ing
Impressive action of the market
Saturday in the face Of considerable
realizing sales caused increasing
nervousness IN the ranks of bearish
professionals, and considerable de-
mand today represented urgent
short covering in the speculative is
sues
However, trading was relatively
quiet, rejecting the uncertainty in
speculative quarters as to the fu-
ture trend Of the market. Impress
sive strength was evident in vari-
Gus high grade issues like Union
Pacific, Chesapeake & Ohio, Mont
gomerv Ward. Standard Gas and
Electric and American Smelling.
on the other hand, a few recent
leaders like Radio, Bethlehem Steel
and Mack Truck were depressed.
Declines in these issues, however,
we're relatively small. and we're part
~ recovered before the end Of the
first half hours trading.
Consolidated Gas furnished strong
leadership for the Public Utilities,
rising to a new high on the move
ment at 1927. Utilities Power and
Light and Standard Gas we're other
strong spots in the group. American
Water Works was subjected to some
realizing, but met strong support at
a small recession.
General Electric and WeSting-
house continued their advance. each
selling at more than 2 points higher,
at their best levels Of the current
movement.
Nash, Hudson, Hupp and General
Motors also displayed a greatly i'm
proved tone in quiet trading. Cen
eral Motors was taken in large
blocks around Saturdays closing
level. while Nash moved up more
than a point
Union Pacific was an outstanding
strong spot in the carrier shares.
selling within two points of its rec
ord high of 23l. New York New
Haven & Hartford and Missouri
Kansas TEXAS were other strong
issues in this group.
Pool operations were revived in
Simms Petroleum and the issue
moved up rapidly on a heavy turn
over. Atlantic Refining was also
firm and active
Miscellaneous industrial securities
like International Combustion and
Wright Aero were strong and active.