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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-10

Average of thirty industrials for
wednesday was pills, Up 2;Ts. Average
age Of twenty utilities was. 1918, up 2.55
Average Of forty bonds was 1928, of .o5
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April 10.-The STOCK
market whirled ahead today, giver
impetus by the greatest trading
pace thus far this year.
An improved technical position
plus short covering sent prices for
ward at good rate as the market
advanced into a trading gait COM
parable to the mad rush of last
October when traders were unload
ing. The first hour found the mar
ket running along at 100000
share rate.
At noon United States Steel Cor
poration reported an increase OF
90,905 tons in untitled tonnage or
April l, as compared with the to-
tai on March l. simultaneously
call money dropped from per cent
the renewal rate, to 81 per cent
SbdVCAuChG LouI pAIScS
The steel tonnage statement sur
priSed traders, who had expected q
sharp decrease. However, the ma
jority opinion was that Steel COM
mon would resume market leader
ship on the upside as soon as the
tonnage figure was out of the way.
They bid the stock up 31s points
during the morning to 1875.
Other industrial leaders moved up
fractions to 3 points and held their
gains well, with Westinghouse Elec-
trio, General Electric and Radio
Corporation the leaders.
j. I. Case SCARED 1912 points to a
new high for the year at 30915
Gains of 1 TO more than points
were made by Allied Chemical,
American Can, American and For
eign Power, American Tobacco B,
Auburn Auto, Gold Dust, Corn
Products, Oliver Farm Equipment,
Remington, Rand g. Sparks, With
ington.
Motors Are Firm
Motor shares were firm, with Gen
eral Motors making a new high for
the year at 531s, up Is. Utilities
continued in demand, while cop
pers frmed up and rails held steady.
The pace fell off after the huge
initial blocks ranging to $4,000
shares had been handled, and at
noon the volume was at 1927 400
shares, rate of 6,568, 500 shares for
five hours.
After the announcement Of the
steel tonnage figures, United States
Steel moved up fractionally and was
holding around 1877, against pre-
yiouS close of 1914.
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BUILDING Permits

J. M Ritter. dwelling and garage. 40
East Fifty-sixth, $4,000.
Southern Lumber Company. garage. 1880
West Thirty-second, $3.50.
emerson & Miller, repairs, 30l4 North
western $3.50
W B. Morgan. dwelling and garage. 1915
North Pennsylvania, SIC. 600.
p T. Winter. dwelling and garage, 500
North Riley. $500
D. A. Leather. fire loss. 1921 College,
F. S. Murphy, IRE los, TAI Bosart, 81 900.
Carrie Beer, repairs, 1906 Broadway,
5000
Robert KinshaE. dwelling and garage,
3644 Carrollton. $500.
NJ e Race. garage. 2202 Ashland. 1922.
NJ. r. Gedig. dwelling and garage 1901
East Michigans s.. $50.
D. MePhedean. dwelling and garage $50
North Grant. $500.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-10
PORKER PRICES
SINK 20 CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Slaughter Glasses Weak to
Quarter Lower in
Cattle Mart.

Weakness again crept into hogs
at the Union stockyards today, fore
ing prices down Is to 20 cents from
Wednesdays average. The bulk, $50
to 275 pounds. sold for 5000 to
$1065. Top price paid was $10.65.
Slaughter classes we're weak to
Is cents lower in the cattle market.
Receipts we're $50. Veals were steady
at $13 down. Calf receipts num-
bered 800
Sheep we're quotably steady with
receipts of 100. A few first of sea-
son spring lambs were on hand
at SIS.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including 5000 direct. Holdovers
were 5000. Today's opening was
10 to Is cents lower than WedneS-
days average. Numerous bids and
few sales of choice ITO to 30
pound weights were $1035 to $1,000;
240 to 25O-pound weights S1o.25.
Cattle receipts were 1000; sheep,
II 900.
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On Commission Row
Fruits

Fruits
fancy. s.: BaIdWins. 1925 S2.5O: North.
ern Spies. $225: Winesap. $2.25@2.50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .$5@650.
GrapeS-California Alemeria. $3.75: En-
perors. key. Sc.
Lemons--Calif ornia, a crate. s59s.
OranRes-California navalS. $5.25@8.
Fresh Strawberries-40c a quart.
Vegetables
BBe Bean 4Eglo5ida; Sc "a 9 hamper.
ceie2ywF;Orida. s S SGa crate.
auliflower-Ca1ifornia. $2.5OG2.75 q
Manifestations grown. s4.2505 6
Esg9plant-sl.75@2 a dozen.
Lettuce-California Iceberg. $3.5004.Oo 8
crate: home grown leaf. a bushel $1,000
Onions indiana yellow. 50 a loo-lb bag
white. $3.50 50-l5. bag.
Parsley-Home, rrown, Soc dos.
Peppers-Fiorida. a crate. soar.
Potetoes-Wi Wisconsin. $3.50 l5o-lb
bag: Minnesota. $40 a 100-lb bag; Rec
River Ohios.. lao lbs. s475: Idaho Russets
s4.5 l0o-lb. bag
New PotatoeS.-Nanoy Halls, Sits a
Sweet Potatoes-Nancy Halls, sl.75 ,
hamper; Opossum brand. Indiana JERSEYS
Rhubarb ~Home grown. dollhouse. 6-lb
observation-disclosures. soc a dos.
RadisheS-Home grown button. e5c doc.
MuStard-Home grown. $3.50 bushel.
Cucum berS-Howe grown. S2.25H2.75.
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Business and Finance

This new cutoff is expected 70 be IN OPP
Grafton next October
Announcement is made by r. A. VIII
lard & Co. of the organization Of First
American Corporation under the laws Of
Maryland for the purpose Of investing
its funds under experienced manage
ment in n carefully selected and diver
Sified list Of securities. Authorized cap
itahzation Of the corporation consists
of 5,OOO,O0O shares of voting common
stock without par value.
CHICAGO, April 10.-New business esti-
mates OF Foote Brothers Gear and Ma
chine Company in the first quarter 81
1890 approXimRted $4,000 goo. which IS an
all-time record for the company. W. O.
Davis. president, announced Wednesday
In March, this year, new business showed
a gain Of Ill per cent over February and
was nearly 100 per cent greater than III
January, Davis said.
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WHEAT PRICES
SOAR ON BULL
CROP REPORTS
Record High Temperatures
With No Rain Help
Futures.

BIZ nited Press
CHICAGO, April 10.-The bullish
government report last night shot
wheat prices upward as the Board
of Trade opened today. Foreign
markets were also higher, Liverpool
being affected by the United States
report and Buenos Aires was / y to
- cents I'D near noon. Record high
temperatures over the southwest
with no rain was Strengthening
influence. but there were many or
ders to sell as the trading began.
Corn and oats rose with wheat.
At the opening wheat was = to
D. cents higher, corn was % to q
cent higher and oats was Is cent up.
Provisions we're weak.
The trade was greatly surprised
at the low condition of winter wheat
as shown in the government reports
issued Wednesday afternoon. The
TIA per cent is 4 points under the
average of private estimates and
shows the result of the warm Feb
ruarv and cold March weather. Even
a larger decrease is considered likely
as the figures were compiled March
l and the weather has been dry
since then. The report forecasts
around 100000 bushels lower,
though no figures were given. In adj
dition, Liverpool was much higher
than expected, IL to Ok cents up
at midafternoon.
Locals who sold corn early
wednesday found considerable diff
ficulty in buying later when wheat
rallied. Planting is proceeding and
the receipts of cold corn are in
creasing. The cash market is weak
er than expected, but the strength
in wheat causes this to be over
looked
Oats has participated moderately
in the strength in the other grains,
but the trade is light, as most in
teresti S centered in wheat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-10
MARRIAGE Licenses

William H. ReIiford. So, of 800 East Ohio
lahorer; and Ora D. Cheatham. As. OF 800
Carl Kinsley, %. of $50 Chase. chauffeur.
and Edith !. Davis, II, of 1919 Wilcox.
99f Leslie ar 9rzing ger E 2S Of r. R Box
%. Of 933 South New Jersey. bookkeeper.
Normal Johnson. 20. of 2065 Winter
clerk. ano Nettie NJ. Cordell. 81, of 1888
Tallman.
Roy Ferguson. %. of 922 North Pershing,
clerk. ard Mary Mathews. 81, Of 1922
North De 4rborns
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-10
KANSAS CITY'S
POLICE IMP AID:
Wolf AT DOOR
Force DemoraIized by Lack
of Funds for Checks,
Modern Equipment.
BY MERRILL Z. COMPTON
United Press star Correspondent

KANSAS CITY, No, April TO-
The wolf, IN the form Of the grocer,
the landlord and the baker, haunted
Kansas City police today.
Police department members have
not been paid since March Is. On
April /, city pay day, they were
passed up while other city employees
received their checks.
City Manager II. F.. McElroy has
said it is up to the city council.
Council members, taking Office Fri
day, were noncommunicative.
Facing Another
Police thus may have another
payless payday, May l.
The police board, composed Of two
appointees of Governor Henry S.
Caulfield and the mayor, sent a
budget calling for Sl,8oo,O00 to Nc
Elroy's budget committee in April,
last year. The board members said
the money was NEEDED for equipment,
new cars, guns and modern police
machinery
They cited the report of August
Vollmer, Berkeley (Cal) police ex-
pert. who said Kansas City, among
other things, was in need of a police
school, new police telephone sys-
tenn and a new alarm system.
When the committee finished the
budget, for $1,15O,O00, the board re-
taliated by filing a mandamus suit
in July, which still is pending.
Bad to Worse
Conditions in the department.,
meanwhile, are going from bad to
worse, Police Chief Miles reported.
Two detectives failed to catch au-
tomobile gasoline station robbers,
whom they surprised, because their
"hot-shot" machine was so old it
could not get started and was too
slow, Miles said.
One patrolman said the landlord,
doctor and grocer had taken all his
money and he was borrowing car
fare for his children and walking to
work himself.
Conrad II. Mann, Chamber Of
Commerce president, who returned
here today from a trip through the
southwest, said Kansas City is get
ting a bad reputation, and that
friends have told him they didn't
dare come here because at is not a
safe place to live"
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FUNERAL HELD FOR
AGED WOMAN, 95
Mrs. Sarah Porter Lived in Indian
apolis for Seventy Years.

aPoAAS Iva 0NfNhby ANNao
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
Porter, 95, who died Wednesday at
the home of a grandson, E. D. Por-
ter, 631 East Fifty-seventh street,
were to be held at the undertaking
establishment of McNeely g. Sons
at 2 today. Burial will be in Crown
Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Porter was resident of In
dianapolis for seventy years, twenty
years of which were spent as OPP
orator of the old Pyle house, stop
ping place of state legislators.
Born on a farm near Harrison, O.,
she married Henry Porter when she
was Is, and drove to Vigo county in
prairie schooner. In 1860 the Por-
tiers came to indianapolis, where Mr..
Porter died in 1880.
Survivors are five grandchildren,
E. D. Porter, c. H. Porter, Mrs. Mar
ian Porter Cass, Mrs. Ruth Bair and
Raymond Porter. all Of Indianapolis.
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Cash Hay

indianapolis hay prices. (. 0. b. country
louisville. 73la cents or less; No. / tim
othy. s125o; No. 2. sl1.5o: No. 3. SO;
No. light clover mixed. $11.50: No.
clover mixed sli.5o: No. clover. s1o5o.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND, April o.-Hogs-Receipts,
$500 holdoTers, none; desirable kinds,
25M35c or more lower, others steady; 16O-
800 lbs si025diO 40; over 300 lbs, SO;
pigs, $1,000 rough sows. s8.75: stays,
s6.75. Cattle-Receipts, 425; draggy at
medium Steers, sioi5d1I.25; COWS, Steady;
fat offerings, STAG; cutter grades, $5256
SIS mostly: calves, receipts, 500; weak
kinds. sl06I3; better grades upward to
Sl4d 1850 or better; culls, downward to
81. Sheep-Receipts LOO; active, strong,
sorts conSidered clipped lambs, upward to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-10

Offering Of a new issue Of $4,000 900
Pittsburgh g. West Virginia Railway Com
BONDS. Series c, IS made by syndicate
comprising Brown Brothers 81 Co. Stone
g. Webster and Blodget,. Inc, and Chase
Securities Cooperation at 941s and inter
the sale of these bonds will be used to
meet part Of the cost of construction of
the company's new thirty-eight mile cut
Maryland Railway at Connellsville. Pa
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United Press

CHICAGO. April io-Egss-M Market
steady; receipts. %. 647 cases. extra frstS,
q q 27tse. nrstS. 24is q 25c; ordinarieS 2Sea
= &C; SECONDS. 22izc. Butter-Market
weak and unsettled, receipts 1858 tubs:
extras Sc &C. extra frStS 35is n sec; hrstS
Pouitrv~asrket weak RAceintS cars.
fowls. 26c. springers. soc: Leghorns, zoe;
ducks. 20G CSC; geese. l5c; turkeys soc;
ROSTERS. i6c CheeSe-Twine lSizT i9C,
Young Americas. zoe. Potatoes-On track
$40: arrivals. "a. shipments. 500: market
stronger: Wisconsin sacked Round Whites
S2.75N ass. Minnesota sacked Round
Whites. s2.70f2T5: Idaho sacked Russets
<375Tss5
Apples. ssa4so per box. western.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying s1o6 for
No. 2 red wheat and sl.0o for No. hard
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NEW YORK. April o.-Flour-Quiet and
barely steady: spring patents. $1,000 so.
PorS-Firm. mess. SSl.50 Lard-Steady;
middle vest spot. slo.7SGi0.S5 Tsllow-
Dull. special TO extra. 62sM6Sc. Potatoes
New, more active: old. easier: Long Is
land. $I942S: southern, sS.5OG675;
Maine. si.75ds.S5; Bermuda. $4n So
Sweet potstoes-Flrm; southern, baskets,
Dressed pcultry-Firm: turkeys. 27d 42c;
chickens, lsGS4c; capons. 500 SIC: fowls.
i6I SIC: ducks. Long Island. Gle Live
ducks. 1926: fowls, 276 s5c: turkeys.
S5G 5sc; rooSters. i4Gl5c: chickens. i9G
sac. csponS, o155c: broilers. % 42c
special, 24G2ec; young America, 27G25c.
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Juvenile Court Expert Dies
BIZ Tnifed Press
ROME, April 10.-Judge Raffaele
Majetti, known for his work in
promoting the juvenile court sys-
tenn in Italy. died Wednesday.
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New financing aggregatinE $4,000 900 is
market shortly on behalf of the Pitts
burRh and West Virginia Railway Company.
in the form of a new issue of First
Mortgage Az per cent Gold Bonds, Series
c. The issue has been underwritten by a
syndicate comprising Brown Brothers &
Co., Stone and Webster and Blodgett, Inc,
and Chase Securities Corporation. The
bonds will mature April l, 1860.
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April 10
NATIONAL BANKS
TRUST COMPANIES
Produce Markets

Eggs country runJ-Loss OF. delivered
IN Indianapolis. 21c: henery quality. No. /
23c No. 2 lee.
Poultry tpuying prices)-Hens. vsiEhinR
412c lbs. or over. 24c; under 4iz lbs. 26c:
LeShoTn hens. zoe: springers. lbs or
over. 2ic; under Ala lbs. ale: nroners,
1880. SIC; old cocks, i2G 15c; ducks. fun
feRthereo. fat. whites, 12c; geese. 10c.
These prices are for No. ! top quality.
QUOTED by KinEan & co. ,,a,.. ~.
:. 4oa4lc. Butterfst-39c.
Cheese twnoleSate selling price per
oundl-American Loaf. sic; pimento loaf
SSc: Wisconsin firsts. 27c: Longhorns. S4c;
New YORK imberger. SEC.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-10

Public offering OF an additional issue
of $4,000 900 American Electric Power
Corporation, 6 per cent convertible gold
debentures. Series A, priced at 9415 and
accrued interest to yield about 6.45 per
cent is made today by Bonbright & Co..
Inc, and A. C. Allyn g. Co., Inc. The
debentures are due Sept Is, 1857, and are
convertible up to March Is. 1888, into ten
shares of 81 preferred stock for each
81 900 principal amount of the de-
bentures.
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Other Livestock

BIZ Times Special
LOUISVILLE. KY, April 1O-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. ZOO; market, l0c lower; 800 lbs.
up. $S75; 225-3oO lbs. $3.50; l65-225 lbs,
$3.50; roughs, $7.o5;; stays, $e.45. cattle"
Receipts 200; market, steady; prime heavy
steers, $11a12; heavy shipping steers.
S10Ml1; medium and plain steers, $9.50@
TO- fat heifers, S8Mi1.50 good to choice
cows, $6.50Qs.5o; medium to good cows,
$S.5o@450; bulls, $6as; feeders, ss@lo Is;
market, steady; tops, $1,000; good to
choice s950@ 1880; medium to good, sra
$50; outs, $3.50 down. Sheep-ReceiptS,
so; market. steady; ewes and wetherS,
$9,50M10;, buck lambs Ss.50Q9; seconds,
shipmentswcattle. IS; calves, 1856; hogs,
none, sheep, none.
PITTSBURGH. April 10-Hogs-R Receipts,
600: market, zoe lower; few 2OO-230 lbs,
$II@1115; 24oc270 lbs. $io550@sIo99O: 100
tle-ReceptS, 25j market r:s tgnSGhangedd
and choice. vealers. s12@ls.5o. sheep-Re-
S8G9.25: springers, $I2@-:4; few at SIS;
clipped aged wethers. $5@5.75.
= FIR WAYNE, Ind, April 1O-calves-
Receipts, so; hogs 800; sheep. SO; hog
market, steady to l5c off; S0-llO lbs,
SO so, 110-130 lbs. $9.75; 130-150 lbs, $40;
150-16O lbs, Stops 16o-28o lbs, S1O.35;
S639S lbs $S59 29S225 lbs slS55
275-3OO lbs. SO 90; 3O0-35O lbs, $975;
roughs, 1925; stays, Sc; calves, $13;
lambs, So
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Public Offering is being made Of $500 :,
900 twenty-year 5iz per cent sinking tuno
gold bonds OF the Metropolitan Water,
Sewerage, and Drainage Board. ghietn
serves the city OF Sydney. New south
Wales. and the metropolitan area sur
rounding it. The bonds are being offered
by Bancamerica-Blai Corporation, Z. H.
Rollins g. Sons. HRlsey. Stuart & Co. Inc :,
at e212 and accrued interest. to yield 6-ls
per cent.
American European Securities Com
pany, an investment trust, reports an in
crease of S6,632.587 in the value of all
assets as of March 81, 1880, compared
with the total reported on Dec. 81. 1929.
according to the first quarter statement
issued today. The eompany's profit and
loss statement shows total income of
s229,OI6 for the first quarter of 1880.
After all expenses, deduction of s2i,771
as loss on securities sold, and allowing
for preferred dividends, there remained
a balance of $5l 1888 for the quarter.
The latter was equal to about IA cents
q share earned on the $4,000 shares of
common stock outstanding.
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On the the basis Of earnings of S479,-
I29 for the first half of the fiscal year
and with current earnings running in ex-
cess of the earlier quarters, Columbia
Pictures Corporation estimates net profits
for the year ended June, 30, $780, will
approximate 81, 100000. equivalent to $40
per share on the preference stock and
1925 per share on the common stock.
This compares with net profits of $751;,
1923 or $22.O7 per share on the preferred
stock and $4.77 per share on the COM
mon for the preceding year.
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BVT nifed Prfss

CINCINNATI. April -Butter-stesdy:
creamery in tub lots according to score,
packing stock. No !, arc: No. 2 &c; No.
8. lie: butter fat. S6G3ec. Eggs-Steady:
24isc: seconds. 22Iac: nearby ungraded'
24isc: duck. eggs. soc; goose. 81. Live
poultrv-Thin and coarse stock sell only at
26c: lbs. ard over. 26c. lbs. and over
26c: Leghorns. lbs. and over. 2Ic; roost-
ers, l46c; capons, 8 lbs. and over. 35c;
over ? lbs. Ssc; colored broilers. IA lbs.
and over. 35c: - lbs. and over. 2sc: Leg
over, sac; IL lbs. and over. CSC: broilers,
partly feathered. 24c: black springers, 24c.
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D HWtAEslHaiINNGTTSON, April 1o.-Treasury net
balance on April s was 1925. 900 SIG; OF;
customs receipts for the month to that
date totaled $40. 1874 078.39; government
expenditures on April 8 we're $7,089, 396.28.
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Hogs
Receipts. $50: market, steady.

Receipts. 800: market. steady
Medium and choice ..........$ 5000 l3 90
Gull and common ............ 5.5UW S.OO
Sheep
Receipts. 100; market, steady
(Wooled basis
Lambs. good and choice .....$ 9.00M 9.15
Common and medium ......... 1900 800
Ewes. medium to choice ..... 4.00q 5.15
Gull and common ........... 2.OO@ 4.OO
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Banks and Exchange
INDTANAPOLIs STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

Indianapolis bank clearings Thursda
April 10, So 900; debts, Sc, $4,000.
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NEW YORK STATENfENT

=" GCHICAG0. April I0-Bank clearings,
sS9, 500, 900; balances. $6,000,000.
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Bv United Press

CINCINNATI. O.. April Io.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1850, including $50 direct; held
over co. desirable sdT e butchers l6o to 285
others steady; desirable around 240 lbs,
5000 and 800 lbs. $9.75; bulk 100 to $50
lbs s925@9.7S; sows, weak; bulk. s8M
8.25; smooth finished $3.50 Cattle-Re-
ceipts,, ESQ; calves, 1926; slaughter steers
beef cows, s725Ss5o low low cutters tiers and and
cutters mostly $525m7: bulls. S768.50;
choice vealers: steady; under grades semi
on S 20 cents to 81 or more aG lo%* yer
1850; culls down to IS. Sheep-Receipts,
1875, shorn lambs and sheep steady; spring
demoralzed GOOD odh and choice sboIn a6
quoted UP to So under grades down to S6
or less. choice light ewes IS; strictly
choice closely sorted 40 to 50-pound spring
lambs, SIS; comparable grades so to 70
pounds. $l1Ml2; under grades practically
unstable.
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BIZ Tnited Press

stock opening Hogs-Receipts, 10, 500
market opening 5, to 1oc below Wednes
days average; bulk. 160-21O lbs. $10.30d
at $S.9O@9.10. Cattle-Receipts 1000;
calves, 1900; market. indications steady
to weak on steers; bidding lower on cows
Sheep-Receipts. $500; market. clipped
lambs. steady; one load. good to packers
So no wooded lambs sold.
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TRFAsTiRY STATEMENT

NEW YORK, April 10.-Bank clearings
81, 261, 000, 900; clearing house balance
1852. 900 900; federal reserve bank credit
balance, $l52,000,0o0
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G. C. Murphy Company reports sales for
March. 1880. totaling $1.1s2.964 Against
is per cent. Sales for the first three
months of the year totaled S3,l1l. 281 COM
pared with S2923,074 year ago. an in
crease of $168, 207 or ga per cent.
Metropolitan Chain Stores. Inc, reports
sales for March. 1890. totaling 5$1. 1872, 971
against $1.14S.458 in 1929. e decrease of
SIS, 487 or 10 per cent. Sales for the first
three months of the year totaled S2.997-
286 compared with s2.S2s, $3.50. an increase
of sl67,347 or SO per cent.