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BuiIdinq Permits

Will Cain, garage. 424 West Forty-hrst,
5000
j. b Kistner, garage, zoos Belefontaine,
$500
F. F. Young. garage, 76o West Twenty
fifth. $3.50.
John Smith. garage, 1868 North Dear
Roy N. Dillon, garage, 4oS7 Cornelius,
$685.
J. Smith. garage, AS Douglass, SPAS
Evelyn Waters, garage, 941 North Cali
fornia, $3.50.
Catherine Mccarthy. repairs, 81 South
fremont $1,000.
George S. Louee, building, 1882 North
Meridian. $3.50
F. F. Hildreth. garage, 1926 East Mich
igan, $500
w E Ralph. repairs. 1850 Ashland. $500.
c.. Dillon. garage. 1881 Olney, $3.50.
H. H. Rhine, garage, 3046 Park, $3.50.
J. A warrenburg, 1922 Hoyt, $3.50.
j. c. Henley. dwelling and garage, 1921
North Canitol S1425n.
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DOW JONES SUMMARY

Between 5000 and 1000 persons believed
to have been killed in earthquake in
southern Burma Tuesday. steel bridge OK
Rangoon- Nlandalay Railroad destroyed.
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POOR SUPPORT
SENDS WHEAT
MARKET DOWN
Liquidation of Long Lines
Partly Responsible for
Late Break.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May 7-Heavy SELL
ing of wheat by commission houses
during the latter half Of the session
on the Board Of Trade drove prices
sharply lower toda after the early
morning had seen good advances
made. Indifferent cables, lull in
the export business and favorable
crop news checked buying, while
shorts appeared to be out Of the
market. The weakness at Winnipeg
was factor. Corn and oats sold
off with wheat.
At the close wheat was LIZ to 25s
cents lower, corn was q cent lower
to Il cent higher, and oats was y
cent lower to 4 cent higher. Pro-
visions we're about steady.
Liverpool failed to hold its gains,
but closed steady, unchanged to Il
cent higher. Buenos Aires remained
firm during the morning. Trading
was rather quiet during the morning
and featureless. Corn prices were
unchanged. Receipts were 10 cars.
Corn held its advances and at
mid-session was around l cent up
The rains over the belt are delay
ing the planting. Corn is moving
east in large volume, while receipts
have been very light the last few
days. Prices were Y to 1 cent
higher. Receipts were SO cars.
Oats scored fractional advances
early and held most of the gains at
mid-morning The cash demand
continues very good. More than
$4,000 bushels were shipped by lake
to a Canadian port this morning
Cash prices were z cent higher
Receipts were Al cars.
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z TOWNS MAKE
CENSUS GROWTH
Gains Reported in Returns
From Seven States.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, May Scat
tered census returns from smaller
cities in seven states, received at
the census bureau today, showed
continued gains over 1920.
Two communities moved up into
the more than 10000" class, Tex
arkana. Ark, with a population of
10,726, gaining 2,469, and Beatrice,
Neb., with a count of 1924 gaining
61O
Auburn, N. Y, however, reported
a population of 36,481, loss of $50
during the ten years. Cleburne,
Tex, with a population of 11,466,
lost 1854.
Returns from other cities of more
than 10000, and their gains over
1000 were as follows
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Average OF thirty industrials for Tues
t t9snv was rails zG Vas sP s y III veTas
OF twenty utilities was 984l up 4.2i
Average Of forty bonds was s4.9l. up .06.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May THE stock
market moved irregularly today
with trading pace further cur
tailed.
United States Steel relinquished
leadership, but its weakness pre-
vented any show of enthusiasm for
the strength in Westinghouse, its
successor. The latter rose 512 points
to 1882.
Manhattan Electrical Supply sold
today for the first time in a week,
opening at IS, off 1885 points from
the previous close, April 80, or a loss
of more than so per cent. For days
the stock had no market. A few
bids were entered as low as dollar
share, but they were not honored
by the specialist. Several blocks
sold at the Is level.
Call money renewed at 8 per cent
and was easy, lending as low as 212
per cent on the outside. This helped
steady the list.
Eastman Kodak was a feature in
the specials. 1t reached 2487s, up
77s. Radio picked up in activity
and heavy trading was done in Elec-
trio Power and Light.
Tickers around noon were abreast
of the market, printing sales on
inactive issues that ordinarily are
held until after the active sales
clear.
In addition to the strength in
Radio and Westinghouse Electric.
which was induced by action Of the
Radio stockholders in voting addi-
tional stock to permit Westinghouse
and General Electric taking over
Radios manufacturing facilities
flrmness was noted in Loew's, Amer
lean Can, General American Tank.
Radio-Keith and several other is
sues.
Among the weak spots, in addi-
ton to Manhattan Electrical Supply
were Canada Dry Ginger Ale, which
made a new low at 59A, off IL, and
Mack Trucks at 10, off 81, and also
a new 1880 low.
Rails were firmer, featured by e
rise of points to 212 by Chesapeake
& Ohio. Other Van Sweringen is
sues, hit badly in the recent break,
also were in demand. Southern
Railway, on the other hand, sold
off a point.
Coppers were firmer on the be-
lief that lower prices for the metal
would bring in buying demand. Oils
were about steady.
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Domestic Crude Oil production in week
ended May g. averaged 2,595,2O0 barre.S
ceding week but -. $50 barrels below daily
average in like 1929 week, American Pc
troleum Institute reports GaSohne STOCKS
$4,000 barrels from preceding week.
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With Onion?
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Nav

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May IA
plant that eats Hamburger and
other forms of meat was at
tracing great deal of atten-
ton in a Brooklyn department
store, where it was on display
today.
It is called a Darlingtonia,
or Snake-headed plant, and
looks something like a Jack-in-
the-pulpit. 1t was intended by
nature to gobble up flies and
other unSuSpecting insects
which alight on it. Providing
the fly supply is inadequate,
however, the store advises that
a bit of raw hamburger or par
ticleS of raw beef will give the
Darlingtonia that satisfied
feeling.
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Federal reserve banks official buying
rate on bankers acceptances is pa per
cent on maturiGcs up to 100 days ard
per cent on longer maturitics.
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DATE Is EXTENDED
Long Island Railroad Has Until
June 10 to Act.

WASHINGTON, May THE in
terstate commerce commission today
extended to June 10 the effective
date of it's order authorizing the
Long Island railroad to abandon it's
Whitestone branch.
The extension followed a petit
ton by the New York Transit COM
mission for a rehearing of the case
The railroad filed brief with the
commission today opposing the
transit commissions petition.
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quarterly dividend Of so cents on class A
and 80 cents on class B stock payable
June 2. record May 10, officers reelected.
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zonite Products declared a ascent
quarterly dividend against 40 cents hereto
fore paid.
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE, KY. May 7.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts 500; market steady: 300 lbs up,
sGo.05; 1870 to los lbs, 1926; 1870 lbs. down.
SIPS; roughs. SEQ; stays. .$6.10. Cattle
Receipts. 200; market. steady; prime heavy
S9.50@1 so; medium and plain steers. SO: SO
So fat heifers, S7.50@11; good to choice
cows. $6.25@8; medium to good cows, s.. Is
@4.50 bulls $698; feeders, $8@lo. Isl
stockers. $7.50@11. Calves-Receipts: ZOO
market steady; tops. $3.50; good to choice.
$3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts, 500 mar
ket. steady; eve and wether lambs; $12.5
buck lambs, SI1.50; seconds and fed lambs,
S8G9. clipped sheep S405; Tuesday
Shipments Cattle. so; calves, IS; hogs, 1853;
sheep, SIS.
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Midland Natural Gas Company formed
to own and operate combination of twenty
six natural gas properties consisting OF
more than 1900 acres in Pennsylvania
and West Virginia.
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Missouri public service commission has
approved acquisition of control Of Missouri
Pacific Railroad Company by Van Sweri-
gen interests through authorization to
Allegheny Corporation to acquire in ex-
cess of 10 per cent of stock of M. o. P.
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Bvruited Press

CINCINNATI. May .-Hogs-Receipts,
1850, including $50 direct; held over. 24O;
steady; desirable I60-23O lbs. SO. 40d 1880;
bulk. including top, $3.50; few 230-250
lbs. o25G 1910; go lbs and up, s1025:
lbs. up. sl025: s0-llo lbs. ss,75@9; most
sows. So Cattle-Receipts. ESQ; calves.
SIS: generally steady: bulls steady to weak:
heiferS. $sGll; beef cows, principally. 81
as: cutter grades. s5G6.50; bulls. s7as;
extreme late vealers top Tuesday. $1I: to-
trade: under grades, ssG9. Sheep = Re
ceipts 500; spring lambs. Sld1.50 lower;
top SIS; on choice handyweights; bulk to
choice. sl05oGl2 so; not enough other
classes to make a market: few shorn ewes.
SIS down; steady.
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Zinc on Tuesday sold at 465 cents a
pound east Of St. Louis, of points maxi
ing a new low for the year.
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Paramount-Publx Theater Corporation
has leased for indefinite period seventeen
theaters of the Walter J. Read circuit
in New Jersey.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND, May -Hogs-Receipts,
IL 800; holdover none. steady to 10c lower;
desirable 15O-2l0 lbs. s10.5od10.60; 220-
$50 lbs. Sl025d 1880; heavier butchers
and pigs, S10.25 down; rough sows, So so;
stays. $3.50. Cattle-Receipts. 500; dragy
mostly Csc under Monday; common to me-
dunn sters around s9.75d10.25: common
TO good cows. S667.75; cutter grades. SO. so
G5.f5; sausage bulls, s6G750. Calves =
Receipts, 700; mostly steady; better grade
vealers. Sl1 50Gl2; common to good kind
s7Gii. Sheep-Receipts. 1000: unevenly
around soc higher: plain quality con-
sidered. but trade supported principally by
down, only medium; sheep strong.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

IS G 6ad 4,,, May goo Receipts
io%eT SLOW at decne TOP $1o25 PAID foT
Ibs.. $3.50 10 IS; 100 200 lbs, $9.75@ 1625;
l30-l60 lbs. $950@1025; packing sows,
$3.50 9. 90; pigs. medium to choice. 90oI30
lbs. Ss.75Q9.75. Cattle-Receipts. 5000;
calves, 5000; very slow, uneven market
she stock dull. weak: few loads well con-
ditioned weighty steers steady; most fat
cows. SO downward with most cutters,
slaughter classes. steers, good and choice,
1300-1500 lbs. $12.25@14.75: 1100-1300 lbs,
S12Q14.50: 950-1100 lbs, S11.50014; COM
mon and medium, $50 lbs. up, $850@12;
fed yearlings. good and choice. 750-950 lbs,
S11M14; heifers. good and choice, $50 lbs.
down, S10@12.75; common and medium,
S7.50@10: COWS. good and choice, $7.506l
9.75; common and medium, $5.75@7 $50; low
cutter and cutters, $4Q5.75: bulls. good
ard choice. beef, S7.506l9; cutter to me-
diumS. $6.5007.50; vealers, milk fed good
and choice. S9@11.5o; medium, $3.50 az:
Gull and common. $5@7.50; stockers and
feeders. steers, good and choice. all
weights, $10011.50: common and medium.
S8M10. Sheep--ReceiptS, $4,000; market,
opened slow. steady; 70-76-lb. California
springers $3.50: shorn lambs, S9.50@l10;
best held higher; woolskins $l0.75; bes:
held, S1150 fat ewes steady; lambs, good
end choice. 90 lbs. down. $9.50@10.65; me
dium S9M9.60: Gull and common, SO q g.;
medium to choice, 92-100 lbs. down, $3.50
1895: ewes. medium to choice. $50 lbs.
down. S4.25@6; Gull and common, S2.25Q
$50.
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Rm rnited Press

EAST BUFFALO. May HOGS = Re
ceipts. 600; holdovers, 100; active to
g s6 s6 5so l9s higher b BYE 0 49,
packing sows, s969.5O. Cattie-Receipts.
loo; holdovers, 200 vealers rather slow,
barely steady; good to choice, $I2GI25O
common and medium, So 5o@10 So. Sheep
sorts considered, mixed offerings and
strong weights, SO; common, S8.50Q9;
choice handyweights quoted $1,000.
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Noted California EDITOR Dies

LOS ANGELES, May IA. Y.
Tully, managing editor of the Los
Angeles Express, and one of the
most prominent writer's in Califor-
mia, died at his home here today.
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BV United Press

PITTSBURGH, May -Hogs-Receipts,
1000; market steady to 1oc higher 80
800 lbs. $40. 5@ 1880; 23o-25o lbs. $40. 500
slOGl025; sows, S85009. Cattle-None.
Calves Receipts, 200: market steady; good
and choice vealers, $11@l2. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 300: market steady to strong; bulk
clipped lambs. $1od11; choice shorn aged
wethers, $500 SIS.
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BIZ United Press


Steady: creamery in tub lots according
to score. 35d36c: common score discount
ed . G3c: packing stock, No. l. Csc; No. 2
18c: No. 8. 12c; butterfat, 35N37c. Eggs
Steady: cases included: fresh gathered
22c; hrsts, 21i2c; seconds, 19lzc:. nearby
gngraded. 2lc Live pouitETymFowdlssi h. !, .
lbs and over 2oizc; Leghorns, 8 lbs
and over, zoe: ROSTERS. 13c: 1880 broiIers
and over $780, IA lbs. and over. 2sc;
Leghorn and Orpington broilers. IL lbs.
and over 33c; IA lbs. and over, 2ec:
broilers partly feathere6, 24G26c; black
springers, 24c.
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PA TTn;ted Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. May 7-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, IS 500; market steady; bulk, S8.756
cattIe ood 1000 H fftis done re
early; indications steady on steers with
mixed yearlings and heifers weak; bulls
strong, other the classes les steady ho shsp-Re
choice clipped lambs. SO; odd lot spring
lambs to city butchers. Sl3Ql5.50.
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Business
and
Finance

nounced that sales so far this year are
running IS per cent ahead Of 1929. Inc
company IS EMPLOYING more help than a.
at Indiana polls, 200 at Dalton, Ga,
and II 900 house to house statesmen. Botn
plants are working twenty-four nours 81
It's position as houSe-to-house safes ITEM,
is not affected by conditions generally II
the trade.
An offering Of $4,000 American shares,
representing capital stock of the Halo-
Argentine Electric Company. believed to
be the Arst issue of its kind to be
brought out in the American market Tor
a South American operating utility IS
being made Tuesday by a banking group
comprising A. Iselin & Co.. E. H. Rol-
Inns & Sons and Nesbitt, Thomson g. Co..
Ltd, of Montreal. Each American share
represents one share Of the companys
capital stock having a par value OF 100
Argentine pesos. The capital stock Of
the company, amounting to 65,0OO.OO
pesos. is listed on the Zurich. Basic and
Geneva Stock Exchanges.
American States Public Service Com
pany reports consolidated net earnings
available for interest, reserves and surplus
for the month ended March 81, OF s58,34O
year ago. an increase Of $3.50. Gross
revenue for the period was Sl21, 6S3
against sl1s.058 for March, 1929, an in
crease OF s3.e2s: For the first quarter
Of 1880 ended March 81, the company
reported an increase in net operating
earnings Of 81, 100.
Report of the City Ice and Fuel Conn
pany for quarter ended March 81. 1880,
shows net profit of s5S2,2SS after all
charges except depreciation and federal
taxes, on sales of s4.945,276. This COM
pares with net profit of S527.564 on first
quarter Of 1929, on sales of S4,955, 1888.
The Cooper Bessemer Corporation an
nounces receipt Of an order for approx
mately 2l,000-horse power Of gas engine
driven compressors or the new 900-mile
natural gas pipe line now under con-
struction from the Texas Panhandle to
Lincoln, Neb. The total contract will
amount to approximately S1.250, 900 and is
the largest single ordr Of its kind ever
placed for compressors.
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CLEVELAND, May 7-Butter-Extras
23Isc: hrsts. 22izG23c. Poultry-Fowls
24c: medium &c; Leghorn. zoe heavy
broilers. 356 40c; Leghorn broilers 30023c;
ducks. goa 24c; old cocks. lac; geese 15c
Pota toes-Ohio and New York 81. 4oG4 so
per 15O-lb. sack: Maine Green Mountain.
S465. mostly per 150-lb. sack: Idaho Rus
sett. s4.25Gz.50 per 1I0-lb. sack.
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8vUnitcd Press

cefpts. So; hogs. 400; sheep, 25 hog market
steady: 90-iI0 lbs se.15: i1o-l3O lbs. IS. 40;
l3O-l50 lbs, $685.; 15O-l6o lbs; $3.50; l6o-
lbs. sio.I5: 225-25O lbs. slO.05; 25O-30O
lbs. So 95 S00-350 lbs. $9.7 roughs., $3.50;
stays, Sc: calves. $1,000; clipped lambs, So
wool lambs, $3.50.
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BIZ lHttcd Press
NEW YORK, May Bank clearings
81 .662 900 900; clearing house balance
$l94, 900 900: Federal Reserve bank credit
balance S185 900 900.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

o TWAsHINGTToN. May 7.-Treasury net
balance on May was $144 121 100 81.
Customs receipts for the month to that
date totaled S8736 520.l5 Government ex-
penditures on MAY were SIS. 495, 84o.1s.
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Falls. N. Y.
Domestic Crude Oil produeet.io9nn o In week
daily an increase Of 5.l00 barrels over pre-
ceding week but -, $50 barrels below daily
average in like 1929 week. American Pc
troleum Institute reports Gasoline stocks
totaled SO ,826.000 barrels, an increase OF
$4,000 barrels from preceding week.
schulte-United SC to 81 stores April sales
s2.444,29s against s9gO050 IN !. 5p 9aa ss%S'
Four months s7.927.4S9 against S3,SzS'o6S.
Phillips Petroleum organizes pipe line
subsidiary to transport companys prouUctS
from Texas Panhandle TO kanses ana
points east. Sl2.000,0 600 to Sl5,O0O.0OO 10 be
invested in pipe line.
Texas railroad commission has issued
an order reducing allowable production
of Hendrick field of Winkler county to
$4,000 barrels of oil daily from 100000
barrels for period of six months.
Revere coPger and Brass n MAJ March
stock Declared regular quarterly divi-
fedord June To- ana sl75 on preferred s
payable Aug. /. record July 10.
Central States Electric Corporation in
year ended March 81. 1880, earned S2.l6
on average common shares outstanding.
Declared regular quarterly dividends OF 10
cents IN cash ana 5t2 per cenI IN com.
nreferred and si rs NJ, the ner cent Dre-
Ierred. all payable July !. record June 5.
Morrison Electrical Supply Company,
me- declared regular quarterly dividend
o! 20 cents ~ SaSr az ble nne rec
Nunsingwear Inc. declared regular
,,,a~tarIr ,i,id.rd Of * cents navable
gu"4 -
New YORK DOCK company, quarter ehueu
March 81 net income Sl5l,966 after taxes,
interest, etc, against S22O,2l4 IN nrst
Safeway stores, Inc.,. April sales, Sl8,-
325,0OS against SIS .5O3. April 1923.
4'S'
-, r.,.o,4 -. Ar,.,, so,o. 9, eco ,et
AGAINST 81 567s7i in pAprii ie29. -Four
months $5,295,5o4 against $5,33S,362.
LONDON-New York cables opened at
485 1892 against 4861s; Paris checks,
1885; Brussels. 3483; Italy, 92.675; Ber-
lin, 20.36.
American Rolling Mill Company and
subsidiaries in March ouarter EARNED bI
TO "a wa -" "uAi W -
cents common share Declared regular
quarterly dividend of 80 cents payable
nuaI dividend Of per cent in stock nav
~. ~ On ,aoo-S ~. ~ -
apie july So record July l. MOI 10 eA-
Radio Corporation stockholders approve
increase IN ScQGk 70 enSGt Wdei o.
house Electric and General Electric.
Hartman CORPORATION declared regular
QUARTERLY dividend Of 50 cents on class
and 80 cents on class B stock payable
June O. record Nav 10, officers reelected
quarterly, dividend against 40 cents hereto
fore paid.
Federal reserve banks official buying
-.- !, GA =
rate on bankers acceptanceS Is "a per
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United Press

TOLEDO, O.. May -Hogs-Receipts,
800; market. steady; heavies. S9.50d 10:
mediums. s10.l0dl0.25; workers. sl01Om
1925, pigs. S9.50H1o Cattle-Receipts
light: market, steady; calves. receipts,
light market, steady. Sheep-Receipts,
light; market. steady.
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Nunsingwear. Inc, declared regular
quarterly dividend of IS cents payable
June l. record May Is.
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New York Dock Company, quarter ended
March 81 net income S157,966 after taxes,
interest. etc, against S220,2l4 in first
quarter, 1929.
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Safeway Stores, Inc. April sales, $i9,-
325 ,008, against sic, 668. sos. April. 1929.
Four months s73 1872, against $64,545,-
1879.
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Morrison Electrical Supply Company,
Inc. declared regular quarterly dividend
of Is cents in cash and IL per cent in
common on common. payable June /. rec
ord May Is.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying CSC for
No. 2 red wheat and s0c for No. 2 hard
whaaf
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Car loadings in week ended Epril rs
totaled 9O7,174 cars, an increase Of
1929 over preceding week, but 1911
cars below like 1929 week.
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Produce Markets

Eggs country runl-Loss of delivered
in Indianapolis. 19c; henery quality. No. !
20c No. 2. tic.
Poultry tDuyine pricesl-Hens. weighing
Leghorn hens. i5c: springers. 4 lbs. or
over 21c: under 4Ia lbs. 2lc: broilers.
1880; Csc: old cocks. 12@15c; ducks. full
feathered. fat. whites, nc: geese 10c
These prices are for No. i TOP QUALITY.
quoted bv Kincan & Co.
Butter (wholesalel-No. /. 42143c: No
q 40641c. Butterfat-39c.
Cheese (wnolesaie selling price per
pound American loaf sic; pimento loaf
33c: Wisconsin f1rsts. 27c: Longhorns. 34c:
New York limbeIger. SEC.
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Chicago Grain Table

bW Tunes oDtClut
CHICAGO. May Carrots: Wheat %;
corn. Go; oats. "a: rye. l, and barley, 9.
BIZ United Press
CHiCAGo. May Cash grain close:
Wheat-No. 2 northern. s9c- Corn--No. 2
mixed, BIC: No. mixed. BIC; No.
yellow. 8294cG 83c: No. 2 yellow. 82l2G,
s294c: No. 3 yellow. 81 81a4c; No. 4 yellow,
77680c: No 3 white. S2l2c. Oats-No. ,
white 43 a &c No 3 white. Al IL nj ~ &c.
No. white 4li2c. No. rye, Gle.
Barley 580 Gle. Timothy - $7G850.
Glover. $l0.50m 1900
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-07
BY United Press

CHICAGO. May T. - Eggs = Market
firmer: receipts 22.999 cases; extras f1rsts.
T21l2c; seconds. zoe. Butter-Market
steady; receipts, 1904 tubs; extras. 35c;
extra frstS. 3313 @34c; frsts, 81 g 3Se; sec
Market weaker: receipts, cars; fowls.
1875; ,springers. 3oc;, LeghoEns; 2 20;
ROSTERS. 13c; broilers. 34638c. Cheese =
Twins. 1s1ad19c; young Americas. zoe.
Potatoes-On track, 1926; arrivals, 49,
wisconsin sacked round whites. s265G
2.85: Idaho sacked russets. s325 a 8. go; new
stock slightly easier Texas sacked bliss
triumphs, S365N385; Alabama sacked
bliss triumphs So so.