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pORKER PRICES
CAIN IS CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Generally Steady;
VeaIs Show, Stronger
Trade Range.
HOGS

Hogs swung around a fraction this
morning and prices gained 10 cents
on most classes. The bulk. $50 to
800 pounds, sold for ST to $3.50;
early top recorded at-$73o. Receipts
we're estimated at 1000; holdoVers
were 412.
Cattle were generally steady. Re-
ceipts numbered $50. Vealers sold
up so cents, the market ranging
from $3.50 down. Calves receipts
were 700.
Sheep held unchanged. Receipts
were 600.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000.
including 5000 direct. Holdovers,
5000. Market fairly active on
weights from 210 pounds down, 10
to 20 cents higher than Thursdays
average. Most early sales on 30
pound weights at 1920 80 $3.50, with
strictly choice kinds holding higher
Few loads of butchers held strong.
Heavyweights from 27O to 200
pounds were selling at $3.50 to $500.
Cattle receipts were 1000. Calves
1000, and steady Sheep receipts
1900 and steady.
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DOw-JOneS
Summary

qE e It. Northern directors set az aside
S4loo,Sso as. cash reserve ior con1 1;1+
extra dividend received from Burlington
in December
quarterly dividend due at this time.
New York. cables opened in London at
4.s614, against SO 3-16; Paris checks.
1892; Amsterdam, 1906; Italy. S2.s75;
Berlins 20.41.
Subscriptions OF $500 200, 900 signed for
Canadian conversion loan.
Standard Oil Company Of New Jersey
on 25,5l8, 468 shares against S4.75 a share
on 25,415,96S shares in 1923.
salaries in ffst quarter net 81 cents a
common share, against 70 cents in like
quarter Of 1880. Twelve months, S1.59 a
Detroit Edison Company and subsidi-
airy utility companies, twelve months to
April 80, consolidated net income, SS.5S
a share on 1,27O,6O1 shares, against
s1OS6 share on 1.2S3,9s1 shares in
preceding year.
Subscriptions to 500 600, 900 treasury
issues $459, 066, 900 60-day issue carries /
per cent interest and 90-day issue l.O1
per cent.
Atlantic. Refining reduces price Of tank
wagon United States motor gasoline "
cent gallon to 6 cents in all territories
except New England, where price is 6H
cents. OF IL cent.
Missouri Pacific declared regular
quarterly dividend Of SIPS on preferred
stock.
Brokers loans declined s2s. 600. 600 in
week to $1.671 900 900. Non-brokers loans
up $1,000, 900. Reserve system ratio 84.5
PEI, cent, against 1874 per cent week ago
and $3.50 per cent a year ago. New York
ratio 90;4 per cent. against S7.5 per cent
and 1858 per cent respectively. No an
n0unceraent on rediscount rate now at
Ne per cent.
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Representative Louis Ludlow re-
turned to Indianapolis Thursday
after q tour of northern Indiana.
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BrightSpots
of Business

Cotton consumption in April
above March.
April anthracite shipments 834,-
231 tons above March.
Coca Cola international first
quarter net $851,432 versus $685., $3.50
year ago.
New York state barge canal ton
mage this season u per cent over
year ago.
Starrett Corporation reports I'M
finished business April 80 totaled
$27,113,949, increase of $2,456,376
over March 81.
April sales Of National Standard
Company largest for any month
since May, 1929. .........S.--
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The CITY
in Brief
SATURDAY EVENTS

oA1 OlSOAx EfbNlS
Beta Theta Pi luncheon. Board Of
Sigma. Alpha Epsilon luncheon. Cham
Der OF Commerce.
Annual smoker and dinner of the
Gyro Club will be held at $50 to-
night at the Sphinx Arms with M. e.
Foley, attorney and member Of the
state prison board, as chief speaker
Members of the Hillside Dramatic
Club Of the Hillside Christian
church will present the play, %Grad-
ution Day at Woodlaill, -" tonight at
the church.
Representative Louis Ludlow re-
turned to Indianapolis Thursday
after q tour Of northern Indiana.
Officers of the Eoosier Kennel
Club elected Thursday night at the
Spink-Arns are: Harry A. Meyer,
president; Joseph Burning, first vice
president; Charles Langin, second
e-president; G. w. Bruenger,
treasurer, and Albert Meyer, sec
rotary.
The comedy, three Pegs" viii be
presented by the Brookside School
Mothers Dramatic Club tonight at
the school, Tenth and Dearborn
streets.
Members Of the General Memorial
Association will attend the special
Memorial day service Sunday, May
a at the Central Avenue NJ. z.
church.
Players of the Arthur Casey Pro-
duction Company, appearing in
stock at English's, were guests Of
the Optinists Club at luncheon in
the Claypool today.
Election of temporary officers
was carried on at an organization
meeting of Garfield post, No. SO,
American Legion auxiliary, in Foun-
tain Square feather building Thurs
day night. Mrs. William Lynn
Adams is temporary chairman, Mrs.
Walter Rothermel, secretary; Mrs.
Forest Bixler. treasurer, and Mrs.
Carl Stahl, vice chairman, in charge
Of membership. '
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New York Curb Market
(By Thomson 8 McKinnon)
NFr-
Births


Theodore and Regina Ge1Iaen, St. Vim
Wilson and Mabel Nash, s24 Congress.
James and Dorothy Miller, 1882 st. Paul.
Fisher and Fanny Ford, sis West Four
Ienasd and Katie jameson. sls North
Austin and Bertha Ellis, 1915 Pruitt.
Chester and Lena Baker. AT North
Martin and Rosa Dyer. s1s west TaiE-
Cornelius and Mary weaver. I7o5 Rue
James and Helen Gelof. Christian hos
pital
Oral and Jera Parker. s24- Parker
LIE Roy and Dolores Collins. St. Vim
Charles and Ethel Luasford, so5s Wood
George and Hilda Roch. st. Vineert's
Joan and Ethel ost. st. vincent's hos
Gus and Laverns vernick. l25 South
Davidson.
! John and Ester cranshaw. 1886 Nc
Henry and Hattie Easier, 2I17 Howard.
a. w. and Julia Hicks. 1905 Martindale.
Pete and Ida Alexander, 2625 North
Hess and Josephine Jones, 1Io4 Naomi.
Burton and Catherine Henry. 2s13 North
: Peter. and Mary sevenish. 1871 west
Thirtieth.
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Great Northern directors set aside
S4150,895 as cash reserve for contin
gencies Money represents 5 per cent
extra dividend received from Burlington
in December.
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BALLOTS ARE BURNED
Hef1in Probers Are Saved Trouble
of Recounting Votes.

By Scrtpps-Hotoord Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, May 1.-two
Alabama sheriffs saved the Helm
Bankhead senatorial contest COM
mittee the trouble Of recounting the
votes in Bibb and Houston counties.
They burned all the ballots.
This fact was certified to Chair
man Hastings in report on the
two counties by Harrison w. Smith,
supervisor Of the investigation into
Alabama's election.
Smith, in confirming earlier re-
ports Of the destruction of these
ballots, said the sheriffs insisted
they were prompted by nothing ex-
cept a misunderstanding Of the law.
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LOSE PRISONERS? NO.. J.
JAILER HADN'T HEARD
Phone Call Gives Tip Off" That
Prisoners Had Escaped.

By Tunes Special
HOUSTON, Tex, May 15.-Every.
thing was peaceful at the Magnolia
Park police substation.
Then the phone rang, and, a
feminine voice asked if any pris-
oners had escaped.
mo lady" she was told.
"Well, two men just walked past
my house boastiug how they got
out Of your jail. 7 thought I'd let
you know" ~
Down went the receiver, and the
officers ran to their jail. Two men
were gone. They had taken an iron
bunk brace and pried off a. win
dow bar in broad daylight.
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Other Livestock
~ Untted Presa

By United Press
CHICAGO May. I5.-E5 ks-Receipts 49,
lighter SsightE fairly active. l0@20c
higher: Weightier kinds strong to l0c
higher: later, trade. slow: early top. $685.
S4o93oo lbs. $6.70@7 PAGING so yS So
# II 5ss snd 4. cha o6s
and and Choice. $z1sGT35: medium Weights,
2oo-25o lbs good a1a eho1f ice SSs 69 M
lbs. medium a and good. $56o@6i0; slauga-
pigs loo-lSG ips coed aH Gd c caf1ss
1000: largely Steady; very few steers here
no choice offerings: bulk Of run being
light heiiers and mixed yearlings, selling
a es sf cT ppan iu aSSay WRsgy seers
f fsiFlS sooS sssisS 1T s
s Socse ana af9 coce Ss7s6 Bs
good and choice. S7.509e so: 1100-13O0 lbs.
ood anS c aas $SsS s@ i S6SSSS Bs
5S6-85 o- lbs, 1 5000 aud .caoice: $5G8;56;
S1 con coa ana sgsaSu S27SY anS SomS dgfG9a
$4.S5@5: low cutter and cutter, $50 ass;
bulls Yearlings excluded, good ana choice
beet $4@S25; cYtter to me MEDIUMS S SSS2359
non. $5@7. stocker and feeder cattlsGa
steers, 50o-1o50 lbs. good and cholce. SIG
-Receipts. 1900: strong. spots higher;
good and choice wooded lambs. S9@9.25;
some asIq ChighsF des52Rs GiippSsFii oS
sheep and iam6s-Lam6ss So. lbs: down,
S7.75@8.50: sl-l00 lbs. medium to choice,
5o@9.25: a, -Weights. common. SS2o9
S2.5o@3.75; all weights. Gull and common.
&l-5tl
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BONDS
Deaths

Catherine Brooks. Il. s2s Prospect.
measles.
James z. Dean. al. 424 South Alabama.
broncho pneumonia
Clara Walters, IS, 1928 Oliver. acute
dilatation Of heart
carcinoma.
Charles V. Coulter. 10. $40 Winthrop.
carcinoma
Laura weaver. IS. $50 South Audubon.
chronic myocsrditis
Jerral Ray Gray, g. city hospital, eere-
brospilal meningitis.
carcinoma
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By United Press


steady; creamery in tub lots. according
to score. 2o022c: common score discounted.
ease: packing stock No, !: l8c; No. 2.
Steady: case included. extra frsts, 1876;
frsts. l4isc:. seconds. lac; nearby IN
stocE sell onIv al Seayv discount: lows
lbs. and over. lsc: I lbs and over, 2lc:
lbs. and over. 2lc; LsghornS. 8 lbs. and
full feathered, * lbs. and over. 2sc:
over Iis lbs, 25c: colored. over 2 lbs. sac;
partly feathered. 10000; Leghorn and
Orprington broilers, full fathered. TX lbs.
and over. 2Sc: over IA lbs. zoe.
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BuiIdinu Permits

. ., D; Parrish. dwelling and garage. 5S47
North Delaware. SO. 800.
HooSleg Petroleum. CORPORATION sign,
2oS7 East Washington, $500.
william Lowe Rice. dwelling and garage.
5249 Kenwood. SIS 200.
August Jensen. addition. 2l27 Bluff. $500.
Clifford Harrison, garage, 2l6i South Me-
Ytdian. S255.
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ByUnsted Press

/ 500; held over. $50; active, mostly Csc
higher. spots up more on weights scaling
230 lbs. and above: better. grade l60-22o
275-S20 lbs. Sc, 50@7;. l5o-l5o lbs. STA
10: sows about. steady at 1928 to mostly
$3.50; choice lightweights. s5.75.., Cattle
Supply light: odd lots common and me
dunn Steers and heifers. S5.z5@7; a few
cows, s47595.50: low cutters and cutter
cows, SS.25@4.50: bulls. SAT down; vealers
steady with Thursdays best time; good
and choice S7.50@8.5o; lower grades, 81
down. Sheep-Receipts. 700 active; fully
steady; good and choice spring lambs. Sl2
9I2.75: common. and medium. S94l1.50;
sheep steady; fat ewes. So down.
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BIZ Times Specinl

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May l5.-Eogs-Re-
ceipts. 300: market; Csc higher: 2sS lbs.
$780, s'; 10 iSs St down. ysSs FouSSs ia
$40; stays. s3S5. Cattle-Receipts 200;
market slow; prime heavy steers, s70a:
plain steers. s5.5o9s: Fat heiieTs. $500
s; common to medium heiferS, s5a6.5o:
good &c choice COWS. s4.2565.25: medium to
good cows. S3259425; cutters, S31325;
Gamers s2G2.75: bulls. s3Gz5o; feeders.
s6.50G7.50; medium to good feeders. $50
ESQ: Stockers. S5.5oG725. Calves - Re
ceipts. 200: market prospects higher. Sheep
receipts, 500; market prospects lower.
Thursdays shipments, cattle, none; calves,
100; hogs, 25e; sheep. .l,319.
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Bv United pre,ssI

EAST BUFFALO. N 2. Nay i-Hogs-
On sale. z. 200; active. mostly 70 packers;
generally i5c to 25c higher; bulk desirable,
kinds. s765: -25o-2ze lbs. quoted $3.50
$50: as lbs butchers. s7.15. Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1885,. cows. predenitn atirz; slow and
sold: late THURSDAY. steers. 25c- lower;
to choice. $3.50 u mostly Sc: common
and medium. s5@s50. Sheep Receipts.
LOO: lambs. unevenlg, SOC TO- 15c lower:
clippers. Sc: some herd higher: few me-
dun 70 good springers. Si2s fat ewes SOC
1sEsss sa.so& $50
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. Mav l5.-Eggs-Market,
1870; frsts. l7lac: current receipts. 15Is
firm; receipts. I5.7Is tubs; extras, 1880:
seconds. 1879 92o3zc;' standards, 1880.
Poultry-Market. unsettled: receipts ! car;
fowls. 1874 92oc; sptingers. 26c; Leghorns.
$780,. roosters. l3c, briolers. 2 lbs. 32c;
broileEs. under lbs, 2ec: Leghorn broil-
ers. 2sc. s5eese5gIw!ns: III Oils; yosIsn4g s
arrivals. Il: shipments. 1,o7s;. market,
dull: Wisconsin sacked Round Whites,
$1.256I.35: Idaho Russets, S1.45@I.50:
Texas triumphs. S165@l9o: Alabama and
Louisiana tYiurnphs. S1.609I.75.
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Br United press

Grain on track, saizc i sate' Whsas@ osSs
red. 771scG78lzc: No. ] red ! .cent pre-.
aIaTlo ceogT aaz5No. z yellow. 5895sc; No,
oslo; No, g white .2s1z P5oKe. Glover
Domestic prime. new. sl3.75; prime. new,
choice, old. s14; October. $i4p5; Deem
Der. SI4.5o. Alsike-Cash. s14 gutter
Fancy creamery, 25427c. Eggs-Country
run. $50 l6c. Hay-TimotLy. SIPS cwt.
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United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS, H., May l5-Eogs-
Receipts, $500, including 1900 through
and direct: market earlv deals, 15925c
Yesterdays average; top. S7.25; few small
lots pigs, s735; most i50-2I0 lbs. -s7.l56
TBS: z20-z7o lbs, S6.eo617.lo; Sows largely.
S56o65.75. Cattle-Recsipts, 800; calves
receipts. 700: market. generally steady:
ysslers. s325; not enough sales Of other
classes worth mentioning. Sheep-Re-
spring lambs steady. considering quality.
at s1oG10.25: opening bids on clippers
around steady: sheep unchanged.
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Poincare Ia Country Home

PARIS, May l5.-Raymond Pom
care, not yet fully recovered from
his illness, departed today for his
country home at Sampigny 70 re-
cuperate. His doctors said there
was ne cause Ter alarm.
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Other Livestock
By United Press

PITTSBURGH. May 5.-Eoss-Receipts.
1900: market, mostly $40 cents lower;
a7.z0: $50 lbs. up s675G705: rigs' s7.55
$50: packin ssows. s5.5o65.75. Cattle
Receipts. 10; market nominal Calves
good to choice. vealers. s7.25a8.5o. Sheep
Receipts. 500: market. opening slow in
dications steady best shora lambs held
around SO.
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United Press

CLEVELAND. May i5.-Eogs-Rece.pts
1900: holdovers. I27; steady TO mostly
loc higher; i60-210 ID. weights. $3.50: 200
S7G710; rough sows, $3.50. Cattle-Re-
eeipts, Us; fully steady st weeks advance;
active except on steers scaling over 600
70 mostly $3.50; low cutter and cutter
cows. S374.25. Shesp-Rsceipts, $50;
scarcely enough 70 determine value; near
steady. quality considered on scattered
good spring lambs. sl2; choice quality
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BY United Press
c1rEvE1ANp. Nav 1s-suttsr.-rxtras.

CLEVELAND. May l5.-Butter.-Extras
i?c: aFsts' A lie. P oaitryHssyy AfS oas::
GOO; medium. 22c: Leghorn fowls. 15c;
heavy brcilers. 32936c; Leghorn broilers,
25G30c: ducks, 1l5925c: old cocks. I2c;
geese l59i6c.' Potatoes--Maine' green Mt.
sack; Idaho Eusset. S2G2.25 per 100 ID.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, May 14.-Closing
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded on the New
New York Stock Exchange follow:
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country runl Loss on delivered in
Indianapolis, i2c; henery quality. No. !.
13c: No, g. l2c.
Poultry tbuvinz p$icesl Hens weighing
los or over, l5c; under lbs. lac; Leg
horn. hens, 1876; 1880 broilers. full feathered.
IHz lbs. and up. &c; under w lbs, Csc;
bareback Ice: Leghorn broilers. 23c: ducks.
Sc; old cocks. 5000: ducks. full feathered.
tat whites. &c: geese, &C. These prices
& Co.
Butter twholesaIe)-No. I. 26@27c; No.
2. 24025c. -,
Butterfat-21c.
Cheese wholesale selling price Der
pound4--A American loaf 22c: pinento loaf,
csc: Wisconsin frsts. 19c: Longherns, 1867,
New York linberger. SOC.
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By United Press

NEW YORK, May 15.-PoCatoes-
$50 barrel; Maine S2.75635O barrel: Ida
70. soc 80 sack: Bermuda. s7;-.Canadat
sl.65@3.25 barrel: Sweet potatoes-Market
Southern. baskets. So s503:5o. Flour
Market; quiet and firm; spring patents.
$23 $50. Lard--Market. steady: middleWest
spot; ;o3s5@ -os45c. Tallow--NEarket, easy;
special to extra, 3Ss93%c. Dressed
44c;. chickens. .279 3sc: broilers. 27@38c:
fowls. .l392sc; Long Island ducks. 17@1ec.
Live poultry--Market. firm: geese. 100 JIG:
l5@S0c: ROSTERS. l29l4c; chickens, stays.
l5c: capons, ,i7@45c: broilers, 2l041c.
Cheese-Markets., dull and barely steady:
state whole milk. fancy to special 100
221sc; young America. 1874 91s1zc.
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BIZ United Press

Market. 2o-25c higher: l0o-i4o lis, s6.75:
l40-l6O lbs, 81; i6o-is0 lbs. s7.i5; 1eo-
200 lbs. .s7.25; 2o0-22o lbs, S7.15; 22o.24o
81. so; 280-S00 lbs. $3.50; 300-350 lbs. Sc so;
roughs, $3.50: stays. $375; calves, So;
wooded lambs IS; clipped lambs, So; spring
lambs $40.
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By Unstsd Press

TOLEDO, May l5-Eogs-Receipts
Hight. market, ioGI5c higher: heavtes
s6.254 6.5o;. mediums, s7dIz5i Workers
light: market steady. Czxes-Receipts,
light: market, SOC highers sheeu-Re-
esiptz light; naEkets steady
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BREAK CARRIES
RAILS TO new
LOWS ON MOVE
Bottom Point for Century
Seen in Many of
Issues.
Average Stock Prices

Average ol-fhtrty indvstrisls for Thurs
day wss- 1855. o. 2ss- eAversgs OF
az twenty ir1litles was 59.l3. OF Ito. Aver
ace OF forty oonds was o5.e7. of -.is. ~
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By ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

United Press Financial Editor
NEW YORK, May 15.-RaiIroao
shares broke to new lows. some Of
which ran beyond the prices touched
in this century. and the stock mar
ket generally1was unsettled today.
Pressure converged on the rails,
United States Steel and a few other
issues. The remainder Of the list
was quiet and only moderately
lower Trading continuation small
scale.
Steel common made a new low
since 1924 at 1925. off 2A points,
while Ingersoll Rand dipped 5 points
TO LOG, new low since 1923.
General Motors OFF
General Motors joined the down
ward movement, selling of 2A'
points to 40. The issue was eX-
dividend today. American Tele-
phone was OF 2 points at 17715 in
the communications and American
Water Works lost ~ to 5234- in the
utilities. Standard Of New Jersey
dipped to a new low on poor 1880
earnings report.
Majority of active railroad issues
closed Thursday night at new lows
for several years and only a small
amount of selling was required to-
day to make further minimum
levels
Pressure Is Steady
Pressure was steady on the car
riers but it did not bring out the
wide declines Of Thursday in this
group. Delaware, LackaWanna 81
Western made q new low for more
than forty years at 52a4, on 244';
New York Central since 1922 at 1874 ],
of TX; Chesapeake & Ohio for the
year at 367s, of Is; Erie since 1927
at 1913, of IL; Pennsylvania since
1925 at 469s, of /; Atchison since
1927 at 1872, Of 16; ROCK Island
since 1927 at 80, of 9s; Southern
Pacific since 1922 at 1874, of 2; New
Haven since 1880 at 691z, of IL.
Call money held at IL per cent.
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pulls NyCdIuASS CAClUUCO'-
Good and choice beef ......- 1000 500
Cutter common and medium. ALSO 400
CALVES AND VEALERS
Receipts. ZOO: market. higher.
Good and choice ...........$ S.oo@ $50
Me0lurn ....sosss 9.e00g e'oo09
Gull ana medium s.sssssssss S.oVV o.OU
Calves
(250-300}
Good and medium ...,... .5.oo@ TOO
Common and medium ..... 5000 500
STOCKERS AND FEEDER STEERS
Good and choice .:......... 5000 IT'S
Common and medium ......4s 4.50@ 500
1901. 500)
Good and choice ............ 6.75Q 7.75
Common and medium ......4. 4.0o9 500
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. eco: market. steady.
(shorn basis. except spring !amps)
Good and choice ..........S 5000 800
Common and medium ....-. 609g 500
spring LAMBS :;:,:i:;::''..' 49S'sSS - 59s
Gull ana common 1.oO4 40
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TREASURY STATEMENT
NEar, *

May % - =
Net balance for May l3.....s2l 8 2l2' l48 55
Expenditures .......;..i:t t95eeoo'9stt ~ ~ e s9
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oA1 DEbDa4 LFENIo
Beta Theta Fl luncheon. Board Of
Trade.
Sigma. Alpha Epsilon luncheon, Cham
Der Of Commerce.
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Missouri Pacific declared 3 regular
quarterly dividend Of S1.25 on preferred
stock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
SHIRE TALKS
OF Big TIME
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MEET Is
SET APRIL II
Brownsville, HariInsen and
San Benito Go Direct
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