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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1931-10-30

EDWARD F. WARNDoRF. Secretary of The Peoples
Building a Loan Association Active in all movements
for the betterment of Hamilton. In close and
thetic touch with all groups in the city.
IO support the Charter Ticket, mark
your first seven choices for these candidates
by putting the figures l, 2, 3, 4, 5. E, op-
posite their names in your own order of
preference. Do NOT USE KS in marking
To be sure that your vote will be effective,
out of the 19 candidates for Council.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1931-10-30
Swope's Employees Adopt
Division of Work Scheme

Schenectady, N. Y.-Offcials of the
General Electric Company announced
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1931-10-30
DR.. BATEMAN AT
MERCY HOSPITAL

DR.. j. F. Bateman, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, will conduct psychiatric and
neurologic clinic at the Merry Hos
pital, out patient department (Front
street entrance), on Monday, Novem-
ber at a. m.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1931-10-30

UP TO your ears in work
every nerve at high tension.
No wonder you snap at the wife
and bark at the children.
w atch out! Overworked
nerves may lead to Sleepless-
ness, Nervous Headache, Nerv-
Gus Indigestion and q host of
other unpleasant disturbances.
Why don't you try DR.. Miles
Effervescent Nervine Tablets?
Just one in a half glass of
water makes a pleasant, spark
ling drink delightfully."- soothing
to over-taxed nerves.
DR.. Miles Nervine is now
made in two forms-Liquid and
Effervescent Tablet. Both have
the same soothing effect.
$1.0O at your drug store
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1931-10-30

part of the previous administration it generally pre-
dicted that RAISE IN RATES would be necessary.
You know of the wonders which have been worked with
the electric light plant Without the issuance of bonds,
entirely out of earnings the capacity of the plant has been
doubled the distribution system has been vastly improved
and FOUR RATE REDUCTIONS in four years have been
made.
Wastage of the cs water supply has been cut by 100000
during these four during the drought of
1890
What contrast with the days when political expedency
governed almost every of the citys officials What
contrast with other cities where public services
stanty being diminished because political mismanagement
has impoverished their treasures Today in all the city
of Hamilton, there is finer, MODERN eff
Gent prosperous plant than the City of Hamilton
itself.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1931-10-30

In spite of the radio, telegraph,
telephone and the newspapers some
news seems to travel very slowly.
Flour does not seem to have heard
of the drop in price of wheat.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1931-10-30

successful Of any ever held in the
city
Hamilton buyers will wish for
many more years of prosperity for
this big institution.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09
LA HACIENDA DEL SOVIET
ESTA EN- BUEN BSTADO

Moseou, EnerO 9.kLOs in :
gresos de Russia son Alperiores
a los egresos, diceA iregory
Grinko, comisionado de hacien-
da, en- un informe al comite
central executive del partido
Comunista. FL estado ha podi-
do restablecer una reserva de
1900, 900, 600 en- rublos ORC. Ell
valor nominal del rublo es de
SO centavos.
Nuestro programa financie-
70 para 1881, asegura, no solo
no Sc propone emitir moneda
papel, de 10 cual Sc esta ha-
blando mucho en- ell extranje-
TO, entire nuestros enemigos, 81
no que por ell contrario pode-
mos yer como nuestras utilida-
des superan nuestros gastos.
Las noticias que circular en-
ell extranjero sobre una crisis
en- la republica Soviet, son ri
diculas.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09
II ImQira 10 que mi ito me
traHTnb&levo bal6n.
&c 4
OTICIAS de- &;
lWERES -

John H. Duys, preside - de
ia Association de Fabricantes
le Tabacos y Vendedores de
tabaco en- rama, declare aver
en- esta ciudad que Ell negocio
9e Ia in5ustria tabacalera va
confinandose a los tabacos de
5 y 10 centavos.
I Isl esta ciudad quiere AVIAN
Ear con la industrial, debemos
yolver a esa clase de negocio."
"Mucho necesita la indus =
tria la rebaja de 10 por ciento
acordada hace pOcos dfas, a.
demas de los tres tamanos de
5 y 10 centavos.
No obstante csc 1919 no es
bastante para dar alivio, par
ticularmente en- las fabricas de
puro habano, que deben ir al
mercado a sostener la compe-
tencia con mas ba.jos precios.
La reputation de Tampa es-
ia en- los tabacos de mas alta
clase, pero 81 la ciudad desea
conservar su industrial debe
mantenerse a tono con la mar
sha de las condolences. Ell ia
baquero debe comprender que
81 quiere tener trabajo CONT
nuo, debe hacer SUI parte pa
"a conservar las fabricas en-
las cuales trabaja.
La Association de Mr.. Duys
quiere levantar un million de
pesos para anunciar la indus
tria y va ha recibido muchas
adhesiones; pero algunos de
los grandes todavia dudan.
Ell visitante Sc quedara aQui
hasta ell domingo, siguiendo
viaje a la Habana.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

rand para recordarselo. 81 So
berano que mas Sc percat5 de
esta necesidad fue Luis XVIII.
Ell BORON comprendi6 que
Francia no haAa renunciado
snceramente la slpremacfa
napole6nica de la EbtacPNscon-
tinental y que a trueque de la
libertad conservaria papa STEM
R pre- 1easl primer 17''' de Ia
Luis tabiarvuelto a Francia
en- patrono de la libertad. con
una constitution en- la mano,
salvandB a Francia de las ca
denas del despotismo napole6-
nico, mas bfI.Svle en- campe6n
de la autoridad real. Pero los
otros soberanos congregados
en- Viena estaban tambien con
vencidos, exception hecha del
Emperador de Austria, de que
era menester conceder al pue-
bio ell derecho de particular
hasta cierto punto en- el 60
bierno.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

esq %arbTtraria generalizaci6n7e
que bien ha gustado a la imagi-
naci6n popular de TODD un siglo
les falsa Msde sus principles
Iy hace incofN rensible la histo-
ria del siglo NNnueve.
Los conqulstA Nres de Napo-
leon Sc vieron, ea N214 y 1916
ante una tarea much6Amas COM
plicada que la de hacer la amis-
tosa division de los pueblos que
Sc habian quedado sin amo, CO.
mo 81 fueran rebanos de ovejas.
Los conquistadores sabfan que
era menester tambien darles a
estos pueblos I'm gobierno y que
Ell problema era muy dificil,
porque una corte y un sobera-
no no bastaban a aquellos pue-
bios.
La idea misma de la legiti-
midad de los gobiernos Sc ha-
bia limitado mucho durante
veinticinco amos de revolution
Y guerra; los pueblos va no te-
nfan una idea clara de la ba-
Sc sobre la que descansaba ell
derecho de gobernar; donde-
quiera en- Europa Sc habian
tornado nuevas classes ricas y
cultas que no podfan quedarse
sin parte en- ell gobierno. 81
por un momento 10 hubiesen
olvidado, ahi estaba Talley :
La gaceta., 1931-01-09
CORTE CRIMINAL

Hoy por la manana conner
cara Ell esta corte ell juicio de
la causa conrta Lester Gildre,
miembro de la partida de Al
House, acusado de haber en-
trado a robar en- la bodega de
Gonzalez y Co., en- Port Tam
pa.
Gildre aparece acusado en-
compania de j. O. Johnson.
Tn tercer hombre, George
C. Mckay, todavia no ha po-
dido ser arrestado.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

No Sc present6 aver en- la
corte de 10 criminal John Shell
by Burrows, de Tennessee, a
quien Sc acusa de haber entra-
do a robar Ell varias casas de
esta ciudad.
Dos fianzas de $4,000 que
por 6l Sc habian prestado, Sc
ran incautadas.
Su padre Sc 10 llev6 de aqui
para someterlo a tratamiento
por tener algo perturbadas sus
facultades mentales.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

Continua encerrada en- la
carcel del condado, sujeta a
una Investigation que esta ha-
ci6ndose, la Sra. Minnie Jones,
de 48 amos viuda de j. E. Jo-
mes, ell detective que fuera a.
sesinado ell dia de Ano Nuevo.
No parece probable que con
ira ella Sc presenter cargos.
Ell sheriff Joughin ha ORE
edo $500 por la captura del
criminal.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

Los alumnos antiques del ms
tituto Hillsborough Sc reunie-
ron aver escogiendo como la
muchacha mas linda a la Srta.
Maria Martinez, hija d e
nuestro amigo Angel Marti-
nez, vecino de la avenida West
Frances AIT, y como la mas
popular a Miss Yetive Brooks,
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

Van a ser deportados por
las autoridades de Immigration
por haber entrado ilegalmen-
tie en- este pals, los esposos Ola
dys Y Walter H. Clastow, de
20 amos, nativos del Canada.
Los dos fueron detenidos en-
Frostproof, donde trabajaban.
El hombre Sc halla encerra-
60 en- la careel y la mujer esta
confiada a una familia.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09
EUROPA Y LA REVOL
Por Gstgbelmo FerreTz
CION DE 1880

Dias decisivos en- ermsl IA
europea fueron l6ceg de
1880. Durante ellqE hace S;en
amos, Paris levanV su braz en-
de Francia para inflin-
pos el primer golpe mortal sis
temSponarquico que habAt 81
do estaBNcido en- 1915. I Sc
gundo golpe, dado tambia por
Paris, fue ell de 1S48. La Grcera
Y final herida-baio la Elal SUI
cumbi6 ell regimen mol arquico
-fue la de Ia Gran Guerra en-
1917 Y 1913, GDe donde vino cl
primer golpe de hace Glen amos?
IQue fuerza 10 dirigi6? lPor
que raz6n derrumb6 una poten-
cia que Sc creia invulnarable?
Por espacio de I'm siglo hemos
estado acostumbrados a imagi-
narnos que ell aflo de 1915 fue ell
del Xxx triunfo de los reyes y
emperadores sobre los pueblos,
del despotismo sobre la libertad.
Hemos considerable a Viena CO.
mo la ciudad donde Sc congre-
garon los tiranos en- tetrico Con-
greso para dividir y esclavizar
a la infortunada Europa. Pero,
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

Acusaci6n de asalto Y robo
fue presentada aver contra
Joe Cacciatore e Ignacio D.
AMIGO, individuos que ell pa
sado domingo amenazaron con
I'm revolver a VIII Irwin, lie pc
garon despues en- la cabeza y
lie robaron $3.50.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

REDUCE la lNFI.HMRCiCN
LESTRUYE - iNFECClCM
= M.J{GA e. Dol On

LICARBC es ell resultado de INVESTIGATIONS y estudos muv
extensos. I'll valor de esta medicinal sc Ia prohsdo ca Ia practioa
dlaria "anos del uno por cenjo de los casos ha deIado de sair
benef =, con LICARBO.
8 perioridad es evidente. No descoIora Ia piel. Tiene I'm
dior; ahco suave. No Is caustIeo. Por Cousiglieate emriezo
a &C, VI en- seguda sin iriiar o destru:r e tejido ce{rIar'
tai tecclones en- las herJas reteates. De4Aye Ia inrec-
81 exisee. Quita l dolor cast instantireamente. las
das los ungdentos tenden a esearcir Ia mfccc;6n en- IaS
dl Pelo en- IA parte afeotada: .MEAEB0 e,i:a 5sto.
destruye y cicatriza todas la infecaones cxter,ss q -
n cualqnier parte del cuecpo desde la cabeza hasta las pnntas
pies M pasa un da sin 1e sea aecesario usar LiCkIBO.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09

Tloy coHtllludlV . JueA ASo-
bles de Ia corte del tircuito, o.
yendo los argumentos de los lie
trados en- la reclamation he
cha por Prestonn Smith,, jefe
de la policla de transito del
condado.
Pide Smith, representado
por J. Tom Watson, que Sc lie
conceda un nuevo juicio.
Estan Representatives los CO.
misionados del condado por
Sutton Tillman y Reeves.
La gaceta., 1931-01-09
LiCAREO CuHA

Q~UEMADURAS.-E agual HSENA FINrFCr1oNEc
caliente, ell fuege, la g-asa cali ElAP Som-o
ente, las memaduras de cstufa Ia ecsema 81 er,ne:ne - Sarua
producer dolores agudos Y dejan la excoriaci6n. 81 pSeol.r Jnn
cicatriceS. LICARBO Cuita ell puJidc Y IN con,ozkn - T. :: al
door en- seguida, deia la parte Calana Ia irritaci6n e j" go Ia iJL,
afectada Iimpia y tersa. NhDAty deia Ia pil tersa v Ee,n;oo !" y"
W AoAAni|Eo' Isataaccl6R propia en- Il esmero
roc 90, " personal ilace de lTCARBO una
Les GOLPES Y LAS TOR necesidad. -"
CEDURAS 6uelen. LICARBO Las ITbCAS VFrAS G
APPLICABLE en- segHida Guta eI do III CFRA, JoS pEpPo6G4v
lor, reduce la inaamaci6n Y hacei Los TRiNCII 10 - I
ueSapa5cer "a mahchas amoIa con LICAit3U cuando todosIo
tadas. Fin unas cuantas horas es otros tratar-;anfos 10, coT ~
"nposlDe 'eonocef Ia parteI ou accion al hmpiar ia parts
I'D laiectada, oil re3utir la infecci6r
LOS PIES NTLAMADOS R4TAViIFN3T9noDTGEE ieH me-,
AMPOLIADOS Y CON o. III OCARFTT TID9 TtNTh1JnE61
ME1ON Sc sienten aliviados " detene h caf5a J1 ~ p
refresca1os Embellishments con quep p1rrnn o., FL %
LICARBO. La comez5L entire Los trata. aiiontos 49, - Sq ny
los dedos desaparece. destruye deian 81 ,uoro cabnHndt nnn n!
la infection del acdo Grico v Ne v frcs,o i nSo Sno" uo nnpNs
ia los pies en- perecto estado.J iado v III, MO g 10" open>
Su propio bienestar requiere ell cuida, sr a. IL $50 Wefe
d~eLICARBO. LCAFP0 ~" '"nenS use
PRINERAS CURhCIONES.-Cualnlier cortaa, o..
plquete de lnsecto o herida debera curarse en- se@n5@o onesTTTTs
1AfnO; gu apheacion eVlta el peIgro de una infection v nro,an.
contra ell enVenenamiento septico. La cicatrizaci6o ~ Plo'ego
segulda y Sc .nmlga Ell dolor. Frecueptemente las har;dapp "I Tco On
que parecen nslgnrlcantes resultan sera3 dehido q mr."o hselaS
dan. Sea listed precavdo y use LICARBO. q' NC ueScW-
AhBO eFa garantizado para todas las condiciooo, 49,,
Sc ha recnmendsdo; IICARB0 no soIamentn - pae las
sino out tienestar y 80 hlerece pro-
d su far e"" eASeh
LAGARRO
EJOR CUE e. IOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-29

IO:SO AM........ 100000 1890 Noon. 100000
1889 PM...... 100000 2:1o P.M........ ] 900
Dividend rates given cash
5ass on the latest ESsrtery
stock sPaSsbe in scrip fPlu 81 in stock ePad
Plus e. in stock Plus 6 in stock Plus
this year-no regular rate. n Plus So in stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-29
SILVER PURCHASES !
BY i. S. ARE URGED
Bank Official Suggests Buy
ing of Metal as Trade
Stimulus.
By the Associated Press,

| By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May ga suggestion
that the United States alone dry up
the glutted world silver markets by i'm
mediate purchase Of its requirements
for the next 80 years was made to the
national foreign trade convention to-
day by George w. Leman, assistant Sec
rotary of the Irving Trust Co. p.
Mr.. Leman doubted that an inter-
national formal conference, as sug-
geSted by the American and Interna-
tional Chambers of Commerce would
be successful because unfortunately,
altruism on the part Of nations is an
unknown quantity. and, accordingly,
the only results that may be attained
will be through bargaining"
Fears Blow to Commerce. 3.
IF nothing is done for silver, it will
eventually take care Of itself, and the
fact that present reports point to .
curtailment in this years production Of
at least 80 per cent is significant. -
But II the great nations of the world
wait for natural forces to operate in
the case Of silver they may witness dis
locations in the commerce between the
Orient and the Occident far more seri-
Gus than any that have already &C.
CURED, with corresponding damage to
world trade"
lie DdIlkeT D pan LOT american SIN
gle-handed action suggested that we
buy now about 200 900 900 ounces from
the Indian government, though it is
doubtful they would sell so much.
I'VE could pay for it," he said with
about go to 70 millions in gold. Of
which we have such an excessive sup
ply, but which the Indian government
needs so badly to support her new gold
Standard currency scheme. ..
In the absence of international
agreements regulating silver values, this
supply Of silver could be employed as
reserve both for actual currency needs
and to prevent too sharp rise that
might later result from a shortage"
Advertising Brings Business.
Wallace Thompson, editor OF In
genieri International, told the delegates
that efficient American advertising
abroad had got them markets they
never would have had and that con-
tinuation Of such a policy was neces-
sary for the development of foreign
trade.
He recalled the visit of the Prince OF
Wales to South America, and warned
that "curtailment of advertising in re-
cent months has left that field wide
open and vulnerable to the drive Of
such supersalesmen as the heir to the
British throne"
MIR. Thompson added his voice to the
tariff critics with the remark that our
own rock-ribbed protectionists may
come back to Congress next Winter
with some dim idea that a tariff rear
rangement, with us leading in the
swapping OF favors, may be advisable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-29
BONDS DEPRESSED
IN STEADY SELLING
Many Issues Hit New Low
Prices for Present
Year.
BIZ F. H. RICHARDSON.
Special Dispatch to The star


NEW YORK, May 29.-Soft spots
were uncovered again today in the
market for domestic and foreign bonds
The fact that tomorrow is a holiday
did not prevent liquidation in securi-
ties affected by poor earnings and trou-
blesome banking situations.
Scattered through the list were nu-
merous new low prices for the year for
corporation bonds. On the other hand,
the much-sought-after Governments
and municipals were steady. Announce
ment was made that the City of Bos-
ton had negotiated a 100000 loan
for little over five months at about
l Is per cent.
Foreign Group.
The foreign list exhibited consider
able irregularity Austrian rs, which
have stood up remarkably well in the
face Of the difficulties of the leading
bank Of the country. were off today, in
spite OF the announcement that the
government had issued a decree guar
anteeing foreign credits in the next
two years. German issues were better
protected. with the government SIPS
quoted around 10, but Prussian issues
were lower, as well - some of the
Mortgage Bank bonds. Antioquia rs
rallied to 5 points. One of the per
cent Argentine series gained over 3
points. Experience in the past "a hours
has shown that. where bids have been
put in this market. there has been an
immediate response, with some issues
rallying S to 10 points on moderate
purchases.
The weakest features in the domestic
list were the rails. In spite OF their
extreme decline, the Frisco group
showed comparatively little recovery.
The series "B" prior lien SIS dropped to
20 from 75& on Thursday. Earlier in
the year they touched 102. The 4l2s,
which have been chiefly affected by the
dif1cultieS surrounding the maturities
OF July /, reacted to about their previ-
Gus low price. 1t is expected that next
months financing will take the form
OF a short-term note. 1t is quite obvi-
Gus that, under present conditions, the
Frisco cannot justify continuance of the
present dividend on its preferred stock.
Other Changes.
st. Paul gold SIS dropped another
point. Rock Island refunding As, due
in three years, were below 90, while
Chesapeake Corporation and Allegheny
The various oil producing and refining
company issues were heavy, both the
Richfeld Oil and Pan-American Pc
troleum IS going into new low ground.
National Dairy Products 5AS were
not affected by the heavineSs in the
stock. International Mercantile Marine
IS reflected the poor earnings OF all the
shipping companies.
New bond offerings this week
amounted to s92.00oO 900, or slightly
more than a week ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-29

$1.2s5,717, a decrease Of $175,099 COM
pared with the like month last year.
Net income for the month amounted to
$68,796, decline of $S4,989 compared
with April, 1880. For the four months
operating revenues aggregated $5,221,-
657, falling of Of $S32,S38 compared
with the corresponding period a year
ago, while net income amounted to
$4l7,473, q decrease of $300,21S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-29
DECREASE IN BROKER
LOANS is REPORTED
$57.O00,OO0 Drop Occurs During
Week-Lowest Total Since
July, 1924.
s..,,o,0,srstch To The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, May 29.-The weekly
statement CT the Federal Reserve on
brokers' loans showed a decrease of
$4,000, 900 during the week ended May
81, to q total of 81, STA 900, 900. a new
low record since July %, 1924, when
thew were $1,571, 774,0oo. This COM
mares with a total Of $1,63l 100000, the
previous 1881 low established last week,
and with $4,022, 100000 on May
%. 1880.
Leans for own account were s1,191.-
100000, compared with $l,270,000, 600
a week ago; loans for out of town banks
totaled SPOT 900 against $l85 100000
and loans for account of others were
unchanged at s176,ooo,ooo. Demand
leans constituted $1,234000,000 CT the
total against 1922, 100000 a week ago.
and time loans were $340,000,0 600
against $339,000,000.
The New York Federal Reserve dis
trict rediscount rate remains unchanged
ct Ia per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-29
PONCE De LEON SALE
is OFF INDEFINITELY
Auction Of Apartments Scheduled
Today Delayed With Consent
of Insurance Company.

The sale Of the Ponce de Leon Apart
ments. Connecticut avenue and Apple
ton street, scheduled at auction this
afternoon, has been indefinitely post
poned, with the consent of the New
York Life Insurance Co.. which is Sc
cured under a trust for 1925. 900 on
the property and which was about to
foreclose.
Justice Jesse c. Adkins appointed A.
Britton Browne and Joseph A Rafferty,
as receivers for the building on a suit
filed recently by Charles w. Curtis and
wife. asking the court to re-establish
trust for $375, 900, said to have been
Illegally released by Luther A. Swart-
zell and Edmund D. Rheem, trustees.
Bond Of the receivers was fixed at
$4,000.
The plaintiffs were represented by
Attorneys William E. Richardson, E.
Hilton Jackson and George Curtis
Shinn. Attorney Joseph A Rafferty,
appeared for the owner. the Ahner
Drury Co., and Attorneys j. Harry Cow
ington and Spencer Gordon for the
New York Life Insurance Co.
Air services by the French Aero Pos
tale between Lima, Peru. and Tacna.
Chilem. have been suspended pending
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-29
FORMATION OF BANKING
POOL AGAIN RUM0RED
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, May 29.-There has
been some talk in the Street of the
formation of banking pool. Currency
to this gossip was enlarged by the i'm
provement in prices in the stock mar
ket Oh Thursday. So far as investiga-
ton today indicates, there is no EVIL
dence that bankers are taking any
more direct interest in the stock mar
ket than in the past two months.
In banking parlors there is consid-
cradle discussion from day to day OF
the necessity for leadership. This may
come in time. Just now 1t is dlfncult
to get the various factions together on
the choice of any one individual with
enough aggressiveness to adopt the role
of a Moses and lead the forces making
for constructive plans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-29
WESTERN MARYLAND RWY.

BALTIMORE, May 20 Especially -
Both gross and net earnings of the
Western Maryland Railway Co. for
April and the initial four months of
this year showed sharp declines COM
pared with the corresponding periods
In 1880.
Operating revenues in April totaled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-29
Trade Reports at a Glance
By the Associated Press.

Press
NEW YORK. 29Tabloid the
wholesale and obbg the retail
well the
rom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-29

Oldllu oS OV 49,
Port Gen Ell 4 " $50
Porto Allegro IS 81.
Pos Tel & c IS '53. .
Prague Z n S so.
Pressed st C SIS '33.
Prussia SIS SO.
Public Serv IS II. .
Pub Sv G ~ 8 81.
Pub Sv G Az s 10. =.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-29

Pittsburgh and steel operations
trade improved, due to weather.
Observation-Disclosures
fair; cool weather delays
Ceveand-Iron and steel at so cent; crops
April better
wholesale trade
Mwaukee-shoe manufacturing good paints active
Chicago-Rea
live stock prices lowest
ST. Louishoe manufacturing production ag
materials little BETTER machinery slump
flour sales light
ing rain badly nesded.
Duluth-Iron output and shipments year.
OmahaBuidng greater $780, season.
able merchandise gaining.
Des urtaed wholesale
need rain.
Kansas and hog prices steady large
expected 80 -
BaltmoeTrade sentiment fair; trade
quiet. - - - - -