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STEVE EMPLOYED IN
MESS HALL OF PRISON
Hamilton County Sheriff Saw
Life Term Convict.
BIZ Times Special

4
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, April 49,
Frank Hattery, sheriff of Hamilton
county, has returned from state
prison at Michigan City, in which
he placed Floyd Strange and Robert
Ingersol for life sentences for the
murder of Owen Crickmore, filling
station attendant, during a holdup.
Hattery said he saw D. c. Steph-
enson, former grand dragon of the
Ku-KluX Khan of Indiana, serving
life sentence for the murder of
Miss Madge Oberholzer, who was
tried here. Stephenson was work
ing in the mess hall. Hattery said
he appeared to be in good health.
Arguments on Stephenson's coram
nobis petition will be heard here
Friday by Circuit Judge Fred E.
Hines.
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New York Bank Stocks

(By Thomson & McKinnonI
April IL
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UTILITY BILL HEARING
Is SCHEDULED TODAY
Injunction Sought to Prevent Mayr
From Publishing Act.

Hearing on the temporary re-
straining order preventing Frank
Mayr, Jr., secretary of state, from
publishing house bill 6, which would
abolish home rule" on bus and
truck operations, was to be held be-
fore Circuit Judge Harry G. Cham
berlin this afternoon.
Suits were filed by the munic-
qualities of Indianapolis and Muncie
and taxpayer of Delaware county.
Earl B. Stroup, deputy attorney
general, will file a demurrer to the
complaint in an effort to have the
restraining order dissolved. Under
the legislative act, full control Of
truck and bus lines would be vested
with the public service commission.
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BV United Press

CHICAGO, April 10. - Eggs-Market
steady; receipts: 47,145. cases; extra firsts,
1926; 1rSts. 1S14c; ordinaries, 1712c; sec
onds, IS z2c. Butter-Market. unsettled;
receipts. 1882 tubs; extras 241ac; extra
firsts, o224@24Ac,; frsts, 23M@2334c; sec
ket steady; receipts 2 cars; fowls. 200
24c; springers 26c; Leghorns zoe; ducks,
23c; geese. 15c; turkeys, Csc; roosters
14Gl4Ac; young Americas. 1880. Pota-
toes-On track, 1893; arrivals, 2l5; ship
ments. 1,002; market steady on new, weak
whites, s15OG1 So Idaho Russets. s1.6oG
10: Colorado McClures. S2G2.05: Russets
$3.50; Texas Bliss Triumphs S4.25 barrel
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RACKET IN GARBAGE
Vincennes Collector Complains of
Unfair Competition.
By United Press

By UnIted PTess
vINCENNES, Ind, April 13.-Un-
authorized competition has caused
James O'Donnell to complain to city
officials.
O'Donnell, awarded contract for
handling garbage in the city, said he
submitted a particularly low bid be-
cause he found considerable dis
carded vegetables and foodstuffs in
the garbage collections that could be
fed to his hogs.
He was promised police aid after
his complaint that unauthorized
persons are making the rounds
ahead of him and leaving only tin
cans. waste paper and otheg articles
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Retired Merchant Buried

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, April
13.zFuneral services were held Sum-
day for Mahlon F. Manson, n. re-
tired merchant, eldest son of the
late Brigadier-General Halon D.
Manson, Civil war leader. When a
boy OF 10 the son was a witness
Of the Battle of Lookout Mountain,
having been on trip through the
south at the time.
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Other Livestock


CINCINNATI. April s.-Hogs-Receipts
5000: heldover 200 generally Csc lower
actl9n on, only a. moderate at decline; better
some 290-26O lbs. $500 IT'S: 800 lbs.
9uotable down to 81; 130-l50 lbs mostly
weights s6.25 Cattle-Receipts, 1000
calves 300; steers slow, generally Csc lower
otner classes about steady with some
dunn steers and heifers largely $3.50
I5o; few loads of more desirable steers
SI.l33Q8l5; yearling heifers up to s8.50
kinds up So; bulk low cutters and cutter
COWS. $2.50@4; bulls SIS down; good and
choice vealers largely S7.5068: lower
grades. hard to move at s467 SheepG
receipts, $50; steady; odd lots spring
lambs mostly. s12@14; a few up to sf45o:
parable grades clipped offerings, So 5OGg:
common and medium. s6.5O98: fat ewes
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BIZ United Press

s SoddEyLE sID April 1s.-Hogs-RAceipts
5,o .' noloovers. 25l: steadv 70 I0c lower
petite grades sorted at ssI5: on 1so.2Th-
- Ees Ehts. g. 80: 22o-250-ib kinds al 81 81
to medium kinds. s725D775: ni7S Oli ssoo
sows. se.25 s. Cattle-Receipts. SO
steers. steady TO Csc lower: cows ana bS;:;
NIUE cnanRe: common 70 medium Tehf
steers. se.5095.25; package good Il -
mostly cnoice. cows upward % s6'z5: loU,
cutter 20 medium kinds S5H475: sauss a.
ouHs. s5.25 down. Calves-Recefpts ! 5O0
draggy: 81 or more lower: selec-ed yeslsr,
sln .a So 5oi bulk: So down: medium kinds.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: desirabe eIipped
lambs. sede25: most throwouts. $3.50.
plain quality characteristic Of scattering
woolskins.
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SHE'S HARD TO STOP

Woman Writer Who 'TnsuIted"
Stain Wants to Go Back.
By United Press
BERLIN, April 13.-Mrs. Eve
Garrette Grady, American writer
who was asked to leave Russia be-
cause she wrote magazine article
containing joke disrespectful to
Josef Stain, said today that she in
tends to apply for renewal Of her
permit to visit Russia after she ar
rives in the United States next
month.
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Produce Markets

Eggs tcountrV runl-Loss OF delivered
n Indianapolis. Ice; henerY quality No. /.
Poultry buying pricesl Hens. weighing
lbs. or over ice: under 5 lbs, Ice:
LL$eghnr hens. 13c; capons. 71a. lbs. up. Csc:
6bQ7A lbs. zoe: under 6Ia lbs, zoe;
Springers. 5 lbs or over tic: or under 5
lbs. l7c:. ducks. springers. lie: old cocks.
9@11c: ducks. full feather fat white &C.:
Quality quoted bv King Kinean & co Co NO 'op
Butter (Wholesalel NJ. /. 32033c: No.
2. 30031c. Butterfat-30c
Cheese wholesale selling crice per
Uoundsl - American lost 32c: nimento ,oaf
23c; Wisconsin flrsts, 19c; Longhorns, 1870;
New York Limberger SIC.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI, o.. April 1s-Butter-
Steady. creamery in tub lots according to
score, 24q26c; common score discounted
20 &c; packing stock No. l, 24c; No e
18c; No. 3, 1212c; butter fat 24026c EGGS
Lower; cases included, extra 1irsts. 17i9c
seconds. 15lac; nearby ungraded, TIC; duck
eggs, l8c; goose eggs, 3oc.., Live poultry
Thin and coarse stock. sell only at heavy
discount Fowls, lbs. and over, 2Ic: 4
lbs, and over, 221ac; lbs. and over. 221ac;
Leghorns, 3 lbs. and over. zoe; ROSTERS
12c; slips, Gle; stays TIC; broilers, new
crop. full feathered. IL lbs. and over.
35c; over 112 lbs. $50; partly feathered.
Is 20 30c Leghorn broilers, full feathered,
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CITIES SERVICE SETS
NEW EARNINGS RECORD
Stockholders in Company Increase
Over 80 Per Cent.
BIZ United Pres

over 80 Per Cent.
By United Press
NEW YORK, April IL. - Both
gross and net earnings of the Cities
Service Company set new record
in 1880 and holders of its securities
increased from 100000 to approx
mately million, according to the
company's twenty-f1rst annual re-
port sent to stockholders today.
Consolidated net earnings of the
company and its subsidiaries in
1880 were $84, 1862, 95S, an increase of
100000 over 1929, the previous
record year; gross profit was $213,
0S6,007, against $1S5, 851 ,053 in 1929.
Total assets increased from $1,000,
227,318 to S2,282, 624,854.
Part of the sharp increase in 1880
earnings was attributed by the
company to the expansion of ac-
tivities through the development of
existing facilities and to the acqui-
sition of additional properties.
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Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO. April 13-Carlots: Wheat. 81:
corn. 70: oats. 81; rye. O. and barley, 2.
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Chicago Stocks Opening
Plant NIanager Dies
y James HamiH

KOKOMO, Ind, April 13.-Bert
Whelchel, SO, manager of the Riess
Manufacturing Company plant here,
is dead Of apoplexy. He came here
from Anderson where he was con-
nected with the Delco-Remy Cor
poration.@
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. April 3.-Potatoes-Mar-
Het; quiet; Long Islend, $1.8504 barrel;
barrel; Idaho. 45c@$2.75 sack; Bermuda.
s10@12; Canada. S2.10d4.35 barrel Sweet
atoes---MarGet. steady; jersey baskets,
15cGS3 65; southern baskets. $1.7564
Flour-Market. firm and unchanged;
spring patents, $4.3564.75. Pork-MarEet
GHiIeti mess. $26 LLard3 :. steady;
ket, quiet; special to extra. T3T 041ac
Dressed ,poultry-Market firm; turkeys. Is
043c; chickens, 25037c; broilers, 30645c:
capons, 30@46c: fowls, 14626c: Long Is.
land ducks, 21@23c. Live pouItry-Mar-
ket, dull geese, 10@12c; ducks, 15626c;
12@13c; capons 10000; broilers, 25@40c
Cheese-Market. quiet; state whole milk
fancy to special, 14Q221ac; young America
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Other Livestock

CHICAGO April 13.-Hogs+ Receipts,
q 900, including 5000 direct; mostly 10
1920 lbs, $7.65 @7 IS; top. s7.95; 22O-S2O
lbs. $6.s5@7.60; pigs, $7.25@775; packing
sows, S6,15@6.5 so; light lights. 140-160 lbs,
SSd snd 0s Sho 9o5d a65 o5ooa gssf TegYh
choice, s7.25@7.s5; heavy weights, 25o-s5O
sows. 275-5oo lbs, medium and good, S.
and choice, $7.5o@785; Cattie-Receipts
trade in badly glutted condition; market
almost at a standstill; few early sales
being mostly SOC lower; largely steer and
choice steers around SO, and bulk at
S7d8.50; low priced COWS active and
steady; fat cows, Csc or more lower:
o sugh s coca ca aad and Choice sa sa steers
lbs, good and choice $S@io: isoo-i50o
lbs. good and choice, $50 1925; 6QO;130o
ers. 55O-85o lbs. good and choice, $4,000
S,5Oi common and MEDIUM, $550Q7; cows;
medium. 81 5oG 5.25 low cut Cutter and cutter tier
$3.25G4.'0; bulls. yearlings excluded, good
medium, $4@485; vealers, milk fed. good
and choice, $7Q8; medium, $5.50@7; Gull
cattle, steers, 500-105O lbs, good and
s q s7gs25 e9Sn an Sdo medium
very slop; indications fat lambs Csc or
more lower; practically no early Sales
best fed wooded lambs held S9.75 and
above; sheep Csc lower; supply scarce;
6 cars California springers without early
bid. slaughter sheep and lambs, lambs,
80 lbs down. code. and choice. $96985;
choice, $8.25@9.65; ell weights. common,
$7@8.5O; ewes, 90-150 lbs medium to
choice, S3.75@5; all weights, Gull and com
mon, saga; feeding lambs, 5O75 lbs. good
and choice, blank
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Tuesday-"The Largest Grape
vine in History"
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TEACHERS TRIAL FOR
BEATING is DELAYED
Perry Township Man Wins Con-
tinuance on Assault Charge

NA~--1SC OAA 3ASo0AAt OAAdA &C.
Case against Othniel Gait, teach
er in Perry township school,
charged with assault and battery.
after he is alleged to have beaten
Albert Winburn, 10, son of Herbert
Winburn, 3411 Carson avenue, was
continued today to April % by NIu-
nicipal Judge Paul C. Wetter.
Winburn filed charges against
Gait, after the boy was forced to
obtain medical treatment for bruises
suffered by an alleged beating with
q paddle.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. April .-Butter-Extras.
2aa12cc <Sta4ndaIrds, 24?4c: Eggs-Extres,
23c; medium, 24c; Leghorn fowls, Sic:
heavy broilers. 4oG45c; Leghorn broii-
ers. S5c; ducks. Csc; old cocks, 13c; geese,
Maine Green Mountain. S26062.65 per
I20-lb. sack; Idaho Russet, mostly 50 .20n
2.22; bakers, mostly S2.40 per I00-lb
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STOCK SHARES
MOVE QUIETLY
IN DULL TRADE
Most Issues Show Gains at
Opening; TobaCcoS
Strong.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Satur-
day was l63.03, of SO. Average Of
twenty rails was 9234. up .0e. Average of
twenty utilities was 66.14, up .09. Average
Of forty bonds was $3.50. up .oa.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. XIV. Anil - -, ~.
ceipts. 500; market. zoe lover. 55o re
ssso: f 10 l ibs52 ESQ., lbs $50 i5o-i75 lbs
5.65; stays $3.50. Cattie1PseessiSS;, S4-s 2oo.
z11aIEdket 2505oc lower: prime heavy steeTs
SSst.2yeao; heavy Shipping steers. ss25G7 5o:
htls544tum snd plain steers. $3.50 FPS. fsf
hneiiI5ers. $4,000 a.25; common TO medium
n1 sE S59 $50; good to choice cows. s42s
cutters. So 5@35o: Gamers - 5S = ~
50 1905; feeders. $3.50 q T5o: r1edi,,r Us -
eooo feeders. s5d6: stockers. s507. Calves
-tSecelpts. $50: market. not vet estabiiSbsG
56Iospects, 50cdsl lower. Sheep-Pec,4sii5rts
SS99o.; II, MARKET. steady spring lambs. sion
y: Ian .aInoS. s62O: seconds. IS so: Clipped
sneeo. S544 Saturday and Sunday shin
m nh Cattle. none; calves. s5: hogs. none
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, April 11.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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LAFAYETTE Ind

~, LAFAYETTE AT! Ind. April 1s;-Hogs
10000 lbs. $3.50: 20o-210 ps.. $40; 2i0.
22o bs;,. $3.50; 22o-240 BIS. 1920: 24o-26o
300-325 BIS. $3.50: l4o-i6o lbs, s725; 100,
l40-160 lbs. SIPS; 120-l40 lbs, 81; 100
100 lbs, S675; top calves, 81: top lambs.
$3.50.
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COUNTESS is AT PARIS

Longworth's Sister to Sail Wednes-
day, En- Route to Cincinnati.
By United Press
PARIS, April 13.-The Countess
de Chambrun, sister Of the late
Nicholas Longworth, arrived today
from TUnis and will sail Wednes-
day on the lie De France, en- route
to Cincinnati.
The countess has been seriously
i'll from Infection which developed
after the bite Of caterpillar. She
few from Africa.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO, April -Hogs-Receipts, 400;
market. 10@15c lower; heavies, $6.75@7;
mediums. $7.25@7.50; workers., $7.5O@775;
pigs. $725G7.75. Cattle-Receipts SO;
market, steady; calves, receipts. light;
market, 50c@$1 lower. Sheep-Receipts,
light; market, steady
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By United Press

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. April ls-Rogs-
Market. 1oe lower. l0Q-14o lbs. s7.29: 40
lbs, 81. 20; 2oC,22o lbs, $40: 22O-240 lbs.
roughs. 1925 stays. $3.50: calves S.;
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EAKER GOES FOR PLANE
Army Speed Filler Takes Ship to
Washington From Columbus.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, April 13.-Cap-
tain Ira Eaker, army speed flier, will
20 to Columbus, o., Tuesday to
bring here the plane in which he
was forced down Saturday on his
second attempt to set a new trans
continental record.
Trouble in the supercharger
spoiled Eaker's flight. after he had
set swift pace from Los Angeles.
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By United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. April 13.-Hogs-
lower; top $7s5; bulk i4o2so lbs. 81 zee is
S@1da'15; few. 24o-25O lbs. s7.500760: 100
tleIReceipts. 5000; calves. receipts. 2, 900:
market. steers in liberal supply with bid
olng sharply lower; some early deals mixed
peter and low cutter cows about steady.
pldolng lower on beef cows; bulls Steady:
Top sausage bulls. s475; vealers 25c lower
at 50. Sheep-Receipts 1900; market. no
early action packers talking lower; receipts
mostly clipped lambs and Wethers.
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GRAND STAND BIDS TO
BE OPENED BY BOARD
Figures on New Fairgrounds Struc-
ture to Be Studied for Awarding.

State agriculture board will meet
Tuesday morning to open bids on
the $250,000 grand stand at state
fairgrounds, and in the afternoon
will go to Muncie to act as honor
airy pallbearers at the funeral Of w.
w. Wilson, member, who died
Sunday.
Contract for construction Of the
grand stand probably viii be let
Tuesday night or Wednesday.
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Local Wagon Wheat

:. City grain elevators are paving zoe for
NO. ! red wheat and 69c for No. / hard
wheat
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California Crude Oil output in week
ended April IL, averaged 52S, 45O barrels
daily increase of 1850 daily over previous
week according to California Oil World
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Consumption of crude rubber by manu-
facturers in United States for March esti-
1879 per cent over February according to
Rubber Manufacturers Association. I'm
ports in March. 40.338 long tons against
in March 1890. Association estimates to-
tai domestic stocks OF crude rubber on
at 217804 long tons an increase Of 20
per cent over February and 53.6 per cent
over March. 1880. Crude rubber af1oat for
at e313 long ton. against SO. $50 on Febru-
ary %. and 63.646 on March 81. 1880.
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AUTO. NOISES DEADLY
Nervous Disorders Traced to Car
Squeaks, Engine Knocks.

SquedkS, Engine Knocks.
By United Press
NEW YORK, April 13.-Automo-
bile noises can be as deadly as ty-
phoid germs, motorists were warned
today.
Deafness, nervous disorders and
poor health in general declared
Edward Fisher Brown of the mu-
nicipal noise abatement commits
sion, can be traced in many cases
directly to squeaky brakes and
knocking engines.
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Irving Fishers wholesale commodity
price index for week ended April 10. at
75.2 against 1913 preceding week.
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Commerce Department reports IL
locomotives shipped during first quarter
1881. against 1877 in like 1880 period. I'm
filled orders at end of March totaled 95
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Women,s Aid Society of s.. Ma.

Women's Aid Society of S.. Ma !
Lutheran church, Prospect and
Linden streets, will serve dinner
and supper in the church social
room Thursday.
knights of Columbus in Indian
apolis will hold a memorial service
for Knute K. Rockne, Notre Dame
football coach killed in an airplane
accident two weeks ago, tonight. Al
Feeney, William P. Fox Jr. and
Michael E. Foley will speak.
First annual minstrel show of
Central Y. NJ. C. A. will be given
in Woodruff Place clubhouse, April
81, under auspices Of the young
married peoples class of Westnin-
ster Presbyterian church.
McGuffeyiteS will gather in GEN.
trail public library the night of April
% for an old-fashioned spelling bee,
with variety of prizes, the society
decided at a meeting Saturday.
More than 5000 persons are ex-
pected to attend a banquet for Pres
ident Hoover at state Playground
manufacturers building, June Is. it
was announced Sunday after the
location for the dinner was decided
upon by the Indiana Republican Ed
itoriai Association.
DR.. George A. Campbell, pastor
Of the Union Avenue Christian
church, st. Louis, will be convention
preacher at the state convention of
the Churches of Christ at Logans-
port, May 10 to II.
Universal Club at luncheon on
Tuesday in the Columbia Club will
hear Carl H. Bundy, head of Quill
and Press Of Los Angeles on "A
Mark of Distinction.
Annual meeting of State Cham
bers Of Commerce will be held June
3 and at French Lick Springs
hotel.
Bert Perrot6 BertiIIon expert at
police headquarters, will address the
Riverside Civic Association at South
Grove clubhouse ct 3 tonight.
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STRONG CABLE
REPORTS SEND
GRAINS HIGHER
Traders Appear Confident
OF Bull Position in
Wheat.
BY HAROLD E. RATNVILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, April 13.-Strength at
Liverpool and cheerful spirit gave
wheat a good start on the Board
Of Trade today with prices jumping
sharply upward. Liverpool was
higher on smaller shipments and
a reported demand from locals and
the continent.
There was good class Of buy
ing at the start with very little
wheat to be had. Corn was firm
with wheat but held to smaller
gains. Oats were slow but up a
minor fraction with the major
grains.
At the opening, wheat was % to
&c higher with May unchanged,
corn was unchanged to &c higher,
and oats we're sc up. Provisions
were steady but rather slow.
Trade Is Confident
Liverpool opened strong and was
higher than expected, showing gains
Of e to 1c at mid-afternoon. Buenos
Aires started - C higher. Wheat
traders who have turned bullish ap-
pear a little more confident of their
position today They feel the
weather will have a large influence
from now on and look for drought
in the northwest and southwest.
Winter wheat condition is as good
as it could possible be, so any
change must be for the worse.
Weather is summer like over the
belt, but an unusual feature Sun
day was the dust storms in the
American northwest and parts of
Iowa.
No Pressure Felt
There is no pressure Of cash
grain, but neither is there any out
side support. The bulges incite
selling and support is not large
enough to carry advances very far.
Consequently, the market appears
doomed to narrow range indefi-
nitely.
Oats has the appearance of hav-
ing been we'll liquidated by the
selling last week. Cash interests
are fair buyers, keeping their
stocks up for the shipping demand.
The demand continues good, which
is viewed as a sound fundamental.
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Sugar melt of IA United States refiners
from Jan. 1 to April A. totaled 100000
long tons against 100000 in like period
1880. Deliveries totaled S65,OOO long
tons against 1,O4O, 900.
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= --AprlI l3-
Net balances for April S44A. 388. DOS. 40
15NpTAiNt4tNACo 10, zlU, 40. 0U
Customs reefs. month to date II 466 Ok. 27
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estimated at 25,50o, 900 bales, against u.s.
5000 year ago reports department OF
agriculture.
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New York cables at 1850 against
dam, 1911; Italy, 92.8O5; Berlin, 2O.405.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO. April 1s-Eog-on
active; generally steady; others weak to
l5c lower; desirable 120-2lO lbs. $3.50
$40; 25o-2s6 lbs, $7.4oG775. Cat oattlsGyR esq
eeipts. 400; very draggy; uneveniy asa
I2c lower; many unsold; good light weight
$685.: weightier steers, s7.500775: medium,
steers and heifers, s708.I5; common $50
6.15; beef cows. s45005.50 cutter Grades.
S1@5.5o; medium bulls, s4.5O05: SalveS
receipts, 1900; vealers. largely SOC lover.
gooSd to choice. ss;5o@9; common and
I meoium; S4.5O0I; Sheep-Receipts, 6. 500:
choice woolskins. s9.75Gi0.25 sin1ilsT
KINDS shorn lambs. s909.25: few 30 81.
small lois spring lambs, Sl26f3.50. '
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13

Rail Mill department of Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company at Pueblo closed due
to light orders, Other mills to be operated
demand.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-13

shows Sal, 614,217 surplus available for
common stock and reserves. against $29,-
SOL 440 in 1929.