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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-30
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AM
6.30- Time.
6.30-The Quaker Crackels Man (NBCl.
6:45-Jolly Bill and Jane tNBCl.
7.00--Time.
7.00-Morning exercises,
7.30-Devotions.
8.00-Crosley Homemakers hour.
8.30-Vermont Lumberiacks lNBCl.
9s00-Organ program.
9.30--LiveStock reports.
9.40-Morning medley.
i0:00-Music apprecia ton hour (NBCl.
if.00-Tuxedo Fiddlers.
1f.15-Organ program by Pat Giltck.
ff.30-Time announcement.
IL :30-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
II .50-LiveStock reports.
12.00M- National Farm and Home perioC
tNBCl.
i2.30-The Sunshine Counsellor (NBC).
l2.45-Hotel Snton orchestra.
l.00-School of the Air.
2:0o-National radio advertising pro
gram.
$3.50 Chicago sersnade (NBCl.
3.00-English lessons.
3.S0-Liyestock reports.
3sd0-Program chats.
3.45-Womans Radio Club.
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400 Brazilian American program fNBCl
h.30-Salt and Peanuts.
d45-Nothing but the Truth.
5.0n-Time announcement.
500. ". Fortunes over the Coffee
Grounds
5.05-Brooks and Ross.
5.I4-Time
5:15-Cnamber of Commerce talk.
5.30-Dog talk by DR. Glenn Adams
5;45-Literary Digest topics in brief
:0o-Pepsodent Amos N Andy (NBC).
6:l5-Smith Brothers program
6:30-Phil Cook. the Quaker Man fNBCD
6.45-Helbros watch program.
7.30-ChrYsler recorded program.
8.00-The fj-mco band.
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Souls Day. will be sung by Oliver Smith,
tenor during the broadcast of the Jack
Frost's Melody Moments over WTAM and
stations associated with the NBC Thurs
day at $3.50 p. m.
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.O0-Aftcruoon. announcements
4.45-Nevs faghes
5:O0--Towp TOPICS.
5.I5-Harrv Bason at the piano
5.55-Democratic county committee
6.00-Republican Central committee
6.10-Dinner trio With Stephen Badger
6.30-Smiling Ed Mcconnell
6.50-VioLn answers.
1901 A c. orchestra.
7.30-Wilson's orchestra.
7.45-L. S. Thiele trio.
S.00-Three Nuts-ke-teers.
3.i5-Among the movie stars.
5.30-Peek's Diamond jubilee.
9.30-Grain Dealers classics
l0:00-Zenith Grab Bag.
IO.15-Democratic county committee
i0.30-The Birthday Murder Mystery.
l0:45-I A. G. orchestra.
1i.30-Sign off.
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Dance music CHS
9.49-I onT's scrapbook fCBSl.
bs00-Beck Brevlties fCBSf
SEQ. q. Conn Ltd. BOYS band
4bt45-Democratic county committee.
y Constitutional convention league.
I.V0-Literary Digest fCBSf.
7.15-RepubIican count.r Committee
1.25-Salon group.
T.30-Eu-hr-Cso program
00-Democrattc cotIutv committee.
B.l5-SaIon Rroup
S.50 70 10 00-Siient
i0.00-WiH Osborne orchestra (CBSl
I0.i5-HeywooG Broun CHS
l0.5o-LloTd HuBtlev orchestra fCBSl.
II .00-Time. weather.
lf:0l-The columnist.
l1.i5-Atop the Indiana roof
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MOTION PICTURES

"God,s River" an unpublished compost,
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
International Harvester

The impressive earnings state
ment for 1929, which revealed
record earnings equivalent to
$6.25 per common share as com.
pared with $3.50 in the previous
year, brought an influx Of buy.
ing Of both investment and specu-
lative character into this issue
yesterday. Belief is general that
commodity price situation has
about struck bottom, and we'll
informed quarters are not hest
tant in declaring the next swing
Of the bull advance will number
this stock among the leaders.
Columbia Gas and Electric
This Utility favorite, which was
vindicated time and time again
the optimistic prospects as out.
lined here, has settled into q
more attractive price range now
that 1t Is selling the IS PEI
cent stock dividend. Although
currently valued OF q high ratio
to earnings, the present trend Of
demand which places Q high valu-
alton Of future prospects rather
than immediate possibilities,
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
LOCAL

Butter-ons pound prints, G1c; tut.
40h q Ale. Eggs-Hennery. 260?se;
current receipts, z41a case.
Live poultry-Turkeys. young. 334
35c: old. $50 3sc: spring hroiIers, 400
t2c; winter chickens, 350s7c; lsghorns.
So0sBc: fowls, 396soe; capOns. IS o
Dressed turkeys. young, sS03sc: old.
sac 36c: spring broilers. 45@46c: win
ter chickens. 3793sc; leghorns, 3Sc:
fowls, 3O03lc: capons, 350&0c; ducks.
36A @3oc; keats. S0@9oc.
Meats. Fresh KiIled-Beef. 2O03sc
VeaIs, 29@3oe: lamb, 22c: pork loins
2S030c; fresh hams, csc; fresh shcul-
ders. 22c: smoked hams 2Sc; lard, in
packagss. IShc; in bulk. lSc: smoked
Live Stock-Calves. S913hcs lambs,
1o912c: spring lambs, lac.
Apples-supplies light: demand light
market steady. Barrels: Virginia, Wine
saps y. Nc. ., IN inches up. $500
SIS; U. No. 1, IN inches mp Yel.
low NsWtowns. $3.50: q. s. Ne. 3. ~
inches up Ss0S.6o: winesaps q. s.
No. /. Az inches up. Ss.7S@7: Ben
unclassified 2h inches up Ben Davis
24O4.a5: Boxes: washington, wineSapI
Extra Fancy medium to large size, s.
@326; Yellow Eewtowns, mostly S3.2S
Bushel baskets: Virginia, winesaps U.
s. No. !, IN inches up S2.2S@2.50i
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
Cotton Markets
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. April 2 GNsO.-cot-
ton was barely steady at the close TO-
day with prices from is to 2S points
below yesterdays close. May closed
at 1859: July at $16.42; October, old,
at 1855: October, new, at $15.62
December. old. at 1856; December
new, at $15.73; January. old. Al
nsrss sisSt; y 3annsrSy:; .lsS: ns"' at 'lS7'' and
The market was steady at the open
ing with prices from ou,I unchanged to
south sold. and while there was scat
tered realizing. there was an absence
Of any real pressure
The New York Cotton Exchange Ser.
vice in its weekly report, estimated the
world consumption OF American cotton
for February at $4,000 bales under
January, and 1876. 900 bales under
February Of last year; and the world
consumption this season to March /
AZ $4,000 bales under the same period
last year. and 1,3s3,OO0 Bales under
two seasons ago.
liverpool cables said that Covering
and Continental and Bombay buying
had been supplied by realizing in the
Cloth demand from India with improved
sales to the continent and South
Late forenoon futures showed a net
gain of points for May. At the peak
May was ESQ points above the lows
Cached some three weeks ago, but
eyen this did not serve to curb the
tuying move or to attract any ap-
preciable increase in offerings
Midday futures began to show a re.
action In the market
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
Baltimore Produce Market

Whites ana Long Reds, U. s. IL. t2.6o0 Q
2.75. Pennsylvania, 160-lb. sacks. Round
whites. U. o. Ia. Ss.7S: New stock, 9
s1s.n s0tSn sS1D., on otsr. tsasa pans
limited; market unsettled. Florida,
double-hSad, barrels. spaulding Rose,
U. $. L. aa.So0s.oO; U. 8. d. $500
RsdiShes-supplisS moderate. North
Carolina. ~ bu. hampers RED Tips
spinaeS-ons Texas arrived: / recon.
StoS. NEARBY s.rs on a.e.ps tEssk
market about steady. Texas, bu. bas.,
Savoy, best 31.0O0l.1O; few 1i.1S; fair
quality. 7SQsoc; fair quality. poor con.
squash-NO arrivals. No sales re-
ssSs~Osrr.'SO s.5;lo' r,or,S. s5r1y:';
press receipts light. Supplies moderate.
pony refrigerator. fair quality. some
green, sc@4Oc Per at;; som: ua.olS' aS
Sweet Potatoes-suppIies moderate.
Eastern Shore Maryland, bu. hampers,
Yellows. y. 9. is. a1.So@1.7S; ungraded.
S1;oe0L2S: Ehits yams: medium size
$500; unSraded. ss.OS0s.5O: white
yams. best S2.7503.2S: poorer &1.760
ESQ: Tennessee. bu, hampera Nancy
Halls, U. 8. ls, mostly Sl.7S.
TomatoeS-Four Florida. Mexico
arrived; So cars on track including
broken. Supplies fairly liberal. De-
mand ana trading light market vsry
dull. Florida, by freight. 60, green
and turning, wrapped, fancy count.
best Ss.oO@5.2S; few $3.50; poorer s:.oO
@2.s0; choice count, best, &2.OO02.2S;
poorer t1.5O@1.75.
Turnips-Supplies moderate. Nearby
u -bu. hampers. washed, 50@7Sc.
Rhubarb-supplies light. Nearby per
bunch, 12@15c.
Butter and Egg Exchange. nearby fresh
gathered firsts. sale, 30 cases. 26c.
Closing offerings, nearby fresh gathered
firsts, 25hc; bid 25c. Receipts. butter,
ass tubs; eggs, 1.246 cases
LIVE POULTRY
Chickens-Young, colored, as to size,
36 q 3sc; broilers, as to size, 40W43c
capons as to sise, 350 4oc. Chickens
Old heavy. 2s030c; medium. soc; teg-
horns and other light stock, 2S027c.
roosters, 18020c.
Ducks-whits Pekins, 4 pounds and
| over, 2s@Soc; Muscovy. 4 pounds and
over. 2S@25c; Puddle, 1 pounds and
over. 24@?Sc; all kinds. email and
thin. 1S@2Sc.
Guineas-Two pounds ala over. roo
| Use; smaller, 40GS0e.
W. EDGAR HARRISON
Local Representative.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
EAST GERMANY
PROVINCES
ARE BROKE

BERLIN, April Z uN.sJ-"CoI
lapsing industries, lack Of trade
routes and cultural institutions,
increasing unemployment, an ever.
growing emigration, countless
bankruptcies, and, last but not
least, q series Of agricultural crises,
all these features combined tive
q vivid picture Of the terrible
plight Of the Eastern provinces.
With these words an eleventh
hour cry for help Of the six Ger.
man Eastern provinces laid down
in Q memorandum to President
Won Hindenburg, the governments
Of the Reich and Prussia, the
ReichStag and the PrusSian Diet,
summarize the economic situation
prevailing there, 10 years after
East Prussia was cut off from the
Reich by the creation Of the "Po.
liSh Corridor" under the Versailles
Treaty.
According to the statistics con-
tanned in the memorandum, the
income Of the population In the
Eastern provinces Is from 50 20 90
per cent below the average income
in the rest Of the Reich.
The memorandum concludes
with an urgent appeal for tIanaes
diate and adequate financial sup.
port and says: III the wrong Of
the present borders were undone,
we are sure that the worst distress
could Immediately be Temedied."
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
NEW FINANCING
PLAN TRIED

MOSCOW, April 2 U.N.S) A
new communistic feature has
been introduced into Soviet fl
nance for raising six billion
rubles needed to finance the five
year-plan Of ndustrialization and
collective farming.
Members of trade. unions and
collective farms must buy the
loan for patriotic reasons but will
not be allowed to sell except by
special permission until the five
year-plan is completed"
The new loan, the only one in
the next four years, will be called
"The five years plan in four
years." It will be issued August
l and will be sold by mass sub
Scription campaigns in the next
. three years, so that the capital
for the fifth year Of the plan
will be in the banks one year in
advance.
Holders Of four previous loans
the three industrial loans and
the IL per cent peasants loan
must convert their bonds into
bonds Of the new loan bef fore
January 81, 1881, but the banks
already refuse to pay cash for
these loans, though they were
issued as negotiable paper.
Thousands Of bondholderS
stormed the banks after the first
indications appeared in the press
that upon demand of the work
ers" the four loans were to be
declared non.negotiable BY admin.
iStrative decree.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

Apples -- Two Washington. / wsst
Virginia arrived; cars on track; In
Pennsylvania and virginia truck re-
ceiptS light Supplies moderate: de-
rsis: Psnnsyivsnia' .. s. Is an inch
Western Maryland, Pennsylvania and
sSss ssiais u D.icloa. aa 'sfh :sSsss sDD 5S9s:
Washington, Winesaps, medium T.
large size. extra fancy. Is.sS0aso
'"I A.paraxSSWGsOrria UGci and South Caro-,
lima express receipts moderate. Sup.
| plies moderate: demand slow; market
about steady for green stock: very
dull for partly white stock. Georgia
green, large size, 1sSo07 medium; 81;
small, &3@36O; partly white. large
size, 140A6O, few higher; medium
13@36O; small: &1.SO02.
light. Supplies Iigkt; demand slow;
Round stringless, best, $3.50. few So
poorer :aso@S; sountifuls' fair quail
Beets-one Texas arrived: 8. cars or
srsts; srSts '"Sn demand 'fI1 slow; % MARKET duIl
mo.sy nsas; .sSs.rn .rcSnd !;tt0'' crates punched
cabbaseWTwo Florida, 1 Holland ar.
10 cars no track. including broken.
market firm. Florida, w :bu. ham
$3.50; poorer. S37sos. Old Stock
Three broken cars on track. Supplies
steady. Holland, hampers, approxt-
mately 100 lbs, Danish. mostly around
carrOts-Thrse Texas arrived: ! re-
consigned; 12 cars on track. including
broken Supplies moderate: 06man
moderate: market unsettled. prices
higher for good stock. Western let:
oar! few higher: Texas best. is:sS
bu. baskets, washed, 31,40@1.5O.
cauliflower-suppiies moderate: Cali.
higher higher: rSpa poorer. si.toSi'7s. '''
consigned; % cars on track, Including
broken. Supplies moderate: demand
Florida, 1O:inch erates individuals
ss.s5; Is, S3.s50S.TO; S.. fs.So0s7S;
i0s mostly S3,So: crate washed. "a
Cucumbers - No arrivals. Supplies
light; demand limited: market dull
Florida, bu. hampers. fancy. SS.60@S
choice, 37.5o08. Illinois and Iowa,
S4.2S: fancy. $3.75; Is. 13.2S: Is, S3.7S
Eggplants-No arrivals: no sales re-
Grapefruit-s Supplies moderate
Florida. boxes, U. 9. 1S as to si1e
Is;76@5.So, few higher; U. 8. 81. 81
Ksls = supplies moderate. Nearby
Lettucs-Two Arizona, Califernil
track. including broken. Supplies lib,
Crates. 1ceberS. 4 to { do1. california
best, Sa@3.26; poorer. $2.2S@ oars; Ari'
coma, best, S3.SO03.7S; poorer. 130326
Lima Beans-Supplies light. Florida
bu: hampers. S5.6o@s. few higher.
Onions-One Michigan arrived: 4 carr
on. track, including broken Supplies
light; light; de demand good; market strong
h' fair o0SSiticn 1SS ''sk s. New :'T YORK
sacks, Yeiiows. q. s. Is. s2,5o. Michi
gan. So-lb. sacks YellowS, U. s. IL
$1.50, few higher
Oranges-supplies moderaet. Florida
boxes. y. Q. IL, as to sizs. 3A.So0I6o
Peas-suppliss moderate. California
AS-lb. crates. Telephones, &S 50@7.2S.
dM a95iysls mtrIst Supplies ,a4St sss
g:sS: g:;gsSS:r ehsie: sft:'' ,.esssSs. s:nsS '""' f''
Potatoes-onS Canada. , Florida.
Maine arrived. Western Maryland ant
Pennsylvania truck receipts light. o.,
stock, cars on track including broken
Bolton, 20: ethers .. Supplies moder
ate. Demand moderate; market unset
tied, prices higher. Maine. 10O.lb
sacks, Mts, U. s. Is. mostly arepnI
$3.50: few higher. western Maryland
and Pennsylvania, 1oo-lb. sacks, Rount
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
UTHIT|ESTRUS7
TO FETE MEET
DELEGATES
BY M. L. RAMSAY
(COpyright, 1880, by Universal
@ePvfNA. HwnN

Highly organized and well.
financed machinery to spread
american power trust propaganda
on . colossal scale through an In
Jernational meeting Of the world
power conference was revealed
yesterday.
Forty-nine countries are sched.
uled to be represented at this
meeting, to be held in Berlin June
70 TO 25. President Paul Won
Hindenberg, Of Germany is listed
% Its sponsor.
a reception for the 1000 to
1000 Americans and foreigners Is
20 be held in the Reichstag
Huilding, with ensuing sessions in
the State Opera House.
"A $50, ,OOO-a-year budget for the
american committee Of the con.
Terence has been guaranteed by
The National Electric Light AsSo.
clation, chief propaganda agency
OF the Power Trust. This fund is
TO be made up by the American
power corporations, with some
help from allied electrical equip
ment corporations and financial
houses and from $40 membership
dues.
Through the power companies,
american consumers will then foot
the bill, in accordance with un-
varying practice, in electric rates.
The Federal Trade Commission
investigation has shown such con-
tributionS by the companies uni.
1ormly are charged to operating
expenses"
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

/ Yorks u. 8 No. /. inches UP ss.s50
xsparasus- Supplies light: demand
nght; ma market slightly weaker. Georgil
green, very large size, &5.60@s; Iarg'
size; g @S.So; White very large size
csISssses-supglis. aIss p light ..n demand 90 IIsA.
IN bushsl hampers, wakefields SOn'
Celery : Supplies moderate; dsmaut
/ light; market steady. Florida. 10 incl
coolies. dossn. .scs.s5; 5:0 mostly ssd 0ss s.
do5Sn, mostly SS.26: SIS dozen, $3.50 q
S:7S; some poor condition, oil sizes
Lettuce - Supplies liberal; denant
moderate; market sIightly weaker. Cali
fornia, crates, Iceberg type, 4-S dozen
onions--supplies light; demand light
ana ISa,sSa ssadY 10 fiS ~ :seFs ssS Ysow:
s.; some badly sprouted, S2@s.3S.
Potatoes-oId Stock: Supplies mod
crate; demand hsht:. market steady
Maine. 1sO lb. sacks. Green Mountains
U. s. No. !. mostly s4.2S: 100 Ib. sacks
Green Mountains .. s.. No. !. 9s.4ce
mand light: market weaker. Florida
double head barrels spaulding Rose
Observation-Disclosures very light; de.
mand light: market steady. Few sales
Florida, 32-quart crates, various Varie.
ties ordinary. quality, some green, ESQ
Toma.Sss--suppl.s, moderate: de.
Florida, skies. ripes and turning
wrapped. fancy count. $4,000 3.s5; choice
count. ;s2S@z:So. Mexico. lug boxes
some soft, slightly decayed, $1.5002.V0
String Beans-Supplies very light; de-
mand moderate: market firm. Florida,
bushel hampers, green. coarse, $500 o
500.
Eggplant-supplies very light; toe
few sales reported to quote
Peppers--7Supplies light; demand light
market slightly weaker Florida, pep
Squash-Supplies very light: too few
sales reported to quote.
PeaS-SuppIies very light; no salei
reported.
Csrrots-Supplies light: demand light
market steady. Texas, Western lettuce
crates, punched, S2.75030O. California
Western lettuce crates. punched, flint
quality and condition. $S.7S.
Beets-suppIies light: demand light
market steady. Texas: Western Iettuc'
srasss ognsaed fssf crates
| Cucumbers-Supplies light: deman,
light; market slightly weaker; Indians
2-dczen cartons, hothouse, fancy, SO. 50
extra fancy, $500. Florida, no sales re
| ported.
caulinewer-Supplies moderate: Dc
mand light: market steady. California
pony crates. mostly $2.26; few fai
condition. 50.
spinach-suppliss moderate; a.msn'
light: market steady. Texas. wSsteEl
| lettuce crates. punched, t1@1.25.
Orangss-Supplies light: dsman,
light; market firm. Florida. boxes
No. 1, medium size, SS.So@7; No.
| counted 60@76c per boz. Californis
boxes, Navels 126's. $3.50: 1868. $75O
Grapefruit-Supplies light: deman,
| light; market steady. Florida, boxes
| No. 1. medium size, S6.S0@7: No.
medium size. $6@6.6o: large size dis
| counted S0475c per box.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
NEW YORK
NEW YORK. April 2.-Produce:

NEW YORK. April Produce:
Eggs-Market irregular. Nearby hen
merry whites. closely selected extras
32@34c; average extras. 3o0s1c: extra
firsts, 2s@2sc; firsts. @27&c;
nearby hennery browns. top quality,
aO@33e; nearby gathered browns. ex-
tras. 2Sh 02sc; extra firsts. 27@2Se;
gathered current collections, mixed col.
orS. closely selected extras. 2SG2shc;
extras. 27@27hc: extra firstA 25% o
26hc: firsts. ASK @25hc; Pacific Coast,
selected extras. $50 @3sc: extras. 32iS o
34hc: extra firSts. 3s@s4hc; firsts.
Butter-Market steady. Creamery.
salted. higher score. ssh 9ssc; extra
scorsl, 3s& 0S7c: firsts (SS-ss score),
35@36Ac; seconds (S4-s7 score), 80
0S4c; lower grades, 80 @31hc.
Cheese-Market steady. New York
state, held. fancy to specials. sl@3se;
fresh, fancy; lshc; specials. 1shc.
Live Poultry-Receipts and supply
moderate; market steady with fat COL
ored fowls in big demand. Fowls.
colored. S20S4c: leshorn: 2SQ27c;
leghorn. 36@3Sc: cRpons, S5045c: slips.
SQUADS. per pair. 6o5s0c: Jumbo squads,
$l0i.50. Ducks, Long Island. 22c
other nearby 2002Ic.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
CHICAGO

$4,000: market, 1O@1Bc higher. Top.
S1O.4O; bulk! $s.2601O.s5: heavyweight.
$4,000; medium weight. Ss.5O@1o.40
light weight. $3.50 @ 1910: light Hghts.
$9.5S 010.40: packing sows. $3.50 9.2S;
pigs. $s.25@10.2S: holdovers. 5000.
Cattle-Receipts. $500; market steady.
Calves: Receipts. 5000; market steady.
Beef steers: Good and choice. $3.50
yearlings, 3s0i5. Butcher cattle;
Heifers, S80l3.60: cows. 9e.36 0 Ie
bulls, $7010: calves, ss01G: feeaee
steers, 9s@11.S0: StoelEeF steoEN s.. soc
sheep Receipts. 10000: market
steady. Medium ana choice laNabA. $s@
s.75: culls ana common, 380S.7S; year.
lings, $7@S; common ana choiee ewes
&486.2S; feeder lambs. &9.SO09.00.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
Livestock Marts
BALTIMORE

CattlS-Recsipts. 50 head. Market
;tsady' ed .s; stssr'.eood - , to sscIsH; SlsG
TO medium, S1o0lo.7S; pailn to fair.
SsQs.76: common 70 PLATA. &S0a7S.
Bulls--Medium to good, $s.S0@S; fair 70
msdium, &S0s.5o; plain TO fair. 47.S6
@s; common to plain, 9707.S0. Cows
to good, $70s: fair e
medium, $s@7;' plain to fair. &b@s:
common to plain. Ss.SO04.SO. Hs!feFs-
Good to choice, &1o@li; medium %
good. 5000: fair to medium. $S@S;
plain to fair. $7@9: common to PLATA.
$607 Fresh cows and springers. see
sheep ana Lambs-Rseeipts. IS heaa.
Market steady. Sheep. &20s: iAmba.
$6.5o@11.60.
Hogs-Receipts. 500 head. Marses
.,SSio !1Ss5; Il Lights; siosc@1iSs; ssSyisa: ss
roughs, S7.260s.25; light pigs, Slo0
1880; pigs. Slo.7S@11. Ohio hogs 4
to 20 cents higher than quotations.
Calves-Receipts, rs head. Market
steady. Calves, S70lA.
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Market GOSSIP

Using the steel trade Q fair American
industry generally the second quarter year. upon
which We have Just entered should wne: better recovery
cent expansion in steel production week.
steel corporation ct 80 cent capacity the industry
mated the April operating rate Of Bethlehem at IS per
cent cent $ o. Pa There has been better demand iO
inquiries cheerful outlook in the automobile trade
and . good inquiry for railroad steel
Seasonal expansion In industry should be reflected in the
agricultural implements industry. the amusement chemical
electrical equipment machinery and tools building and
utilities activities in most Of which present conditions
good and the outlook favorable Some improvement should
also be noted little later, in food products petroleum,
railroad equipment and retail trade.
Late selling Of stocks wednesday based the
pecttOn Of larger increase In brokers' loans reported
in the monthly statement exchange than in the
Reserve Boards weekly compilations. ...,....
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. April 3.-LiyoStoek:
cattis@M@rkst receipts. !So os' 80
Cows irregular. 3Sc lower, commen
to medium New York cows. $3.50
sa5; low cutters and cutters. $a.bo@
dium. 3TSo@s.fS. ves:erS and calves.
market receipts so head: directs.
1920 head. Moderate supply OF veal
ers steady. Good TO choice New York
vealers, $12.S0@16.60; medium, - so q
122S; cuu and common. $G.e00 500.
HoKs-Market receipts. 10 head; di-
rects. 1850 head. lie to 3Se 'eWer.
Good to choice 17S pounds $l1.0o.
Sheep-Market receipts, none: directs,
$3.50 head. Market nominal
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IRON IN URALS

It is reported from Alapayev In
the Ural region that the foun.
dation has been laid for the
first two blast furnaces at q
large new metallurgical plant to
be constructed in the region,
says a recent issue of the Eco
nomic Review of the Soviet
Union. The mill when complete
will have four blast furnaces. to
to produce 10000 metric tons
of pig iron annually; four open
hearth furnaces, with q total
annual production Of $4,000
tons and rolling mills.
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should again serve to bring this
stock to the market limehght:
Underwood. Elliott. Fisher

UN00rW00Q-GII1 1Sner
Widespread reports that this
company would show q recession
in first quarter earnings as com
pared with the like period Of the
previous year, have made it one
Of the bear targets in recent seS'
sionS. Unbiased opinion, how
ever, has pointed out on more
than one occasion that the office
equipment field will be among
the industries least affected by
Subnormal business conditions
Earnings Of more than $40 pei
share in 1899 places current quo
tations at an attractive price
earnings ratio.
United Corporation
An exhaustive analysis Of this
utility holding corporation by q
leading stock exchange house
points out that the present break
UP value Of United Ccrporation's
common stock is approximately
$45.60 per share, compared with
the December 81, 1929, book value
Of $S2.20 per share. .