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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
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T IFE is just bowl of raspberries
IL for the Indiana Anti-Saloon
League, if the wailing, quite audible
at the two-days temperance confer
ence here early in the week, is a cri-
terion.
The theme song of the dry meet
ing seemed to be Lover Come Back
to Me" and those to whom the ten
der refrain was addressed are the
heavy contributors of yester-year
and the congressman who quite re-
Gently paraded under the banner of
the camel and now flaunt to the
winds the pennant emblazoned with
the fish.
The master minds of the dry
cause, whose livelihood depends
upon the gifts of the devout. are
feeling the pinch of the depression
and the outburst of wet sentiment
is like heaven-sent blessing, for
they hope this will awaken former
contributors and cause pocket
books to open and baby banks to
be broken.
The nation wide onslaught on
the dry law is expected to drive
the heavy sugar daddies back into
welcoming arms.
I'VE are up against it and need
the money badly cried the special
campaigner at the meeting here.
& n y
Yet, through one of the quirks of
politics, the dry cause isn't as badly
of as may be thought at first
glance.
True enough the people are be-
come wet-minded. but its disad-
vantage is that every rising
congressional ambition is running
as wet and that, In most dis
tricts, has brought out a flock of
candidates to divide the liberal vote
against one ayoWed dry.
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Tourney rolled a total of SOC to lead the
Blacker Chill team to a triple win over
Real Silk during the Block Optical Ladies'
League play on the Prichett alleys. Baxter
helped with a 514 count. Thornton was
best for the losers, her sheet showing a
mark of 514.
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GRAIN FUTURES
SELL DOWN ON
RAIN REPORTS
Corn, Oats Follow Major
Cereal; New Lows
Are Made.
BY HAROLD f. RAINVILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, April 23.-Wheat rail-
lied to within a fraction of the
previous close on the Board of
Trade today to close slightly under
Friday.
Pressure let up after the opening
break had carried July 67s cents
under the high of last week, and
commission house buying and short
covering absorbed offerings Stop
loss orders were picked up on the
early liquidation.
Trade was light and the market
easily influenced. Weakness in
stocks and cables and the good
rains in the winter and spring
wheat belts were depressing at the
start. The rally in stocks was
factor in the recovery. Pressure on
corn at the start sent the market
to new lows on all deliveries, but
buying against bids checked the de-
cline and the market rallied on
short covering and weekend even
lngup. Oats also set new lows on
the early dip but recovered.
At the clo&e wheat was 20 cent
lower, corn was unchanged to a
cent lower and oats unchanged to
"a cent lower. Provisions were
somewhat easier.
Cash prices were: Wheat I'M
changed and oats unchanged to u
cent lower.
Receipts were wheat % cars, corn
129, and oats go cars.
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PORKER PRICES
HOLD firm ON
SMALL UPTURN
Cattle and Calves Steady to
Lower; Sheep Show
No Action.

Hogs held steady at a slight adj
vance this morning at the city
yards. The upturn, cents, mainly
was felt on weights over 200 pounds.
The bulk, 100 to $50 pounds, sold
for $3.45 to $500. Receipts were
estimated at 1000; holdovers
were SO.
Slaughter classes were negligible
in the cattle market. Receipts were
500. Vealers sold off so cents at
$3.50 down. Calf receipts numbered
100.
The sheep market was nominal;
receipts numbering SO.
Hog market in Chicago was ex-
tremely dull, no early bids or sales
recorded. Asking was about steady,
best light weights held above 81.
Receipts were 1000, including 5000
direct. Holdovers were 1000. Cattle
receipts were 100; calves, 100; mar
ket steady. Sheep, 1000; steady.
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To combat this situation and
crystalline sentiment in favor of
only one anti-prohibitIon can
didate, the Indiana chapter of the
Association Against the Eighteenth
Amendment will put out slate.
In districts where one wet is
running against dry, this aSSocia-
ton will, Of course, urge that the
former be supported and in doing
this it may make the grievous error
which brought the dry league into
disrepute.
This loss of public confidence was
occasioned when the Anti-Saloon
league would recommend any can
didate, no matter how little
qualified, as long as he gave lip
service to the dry cause.
For instance, right here in Marion
county, the Anti-Saloon League
recommended the discredited and
repudiated Ralph Updike.
In the old First it slated Harry
Rowbottom, khan congressman, con-
victed and sentenced for selling
postoffice appointments.
1t repeatedly has Endorsed Arthur
Robinson for the senatorial post, in
the face of the very fact that he was
linked with all the forces without
standing or caste in Indiana polit-
ical life
The list is much too long to re-
print, but every reader can call TO
mind similar cases.
The anti-prohibition organization
must be more careful if it cares to
have its choices respected
If it does not exercise discrimina-
ton, it will do more to harm it's
own cause than can be accomplished
by the opposition.
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While rolling a postponed series with
the Browns of the Evangelical League. o.
P. Berry hit the naples for a total of TIA
having scores Of 236, 245 and 1888.
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West Side Furniture continued the good
work that has featured their late season
play defeating Electrolux Cleaners three
games. Schenck rolled $50 for the losers
while Burnett Wese and Cox counted
$50, 538 and SIS for the West Side girls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23

DR.. John G. Benson, superintend-
ent of the Methodist hospital, spoke
on Hospitals as an Industry" at
the luncheon of the Optimist Club
in the Claypool Friday.
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The only odd game win scored in this
loop found Giesen Product defeating the
McGaw Specials. Helen Mueller rolled
577 for the Giesen girls, which included
the high single game of 244. Dawson
stopped at 527
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PURPLE HURLER SHINES
Howard Gives Up Two Hits; Blanks
Seymour Nine.

A two-hit pitching performance
by Howard, his third brilliant per-
Torrance in two weeks, enabled the
Washington Continentals to trim
Seymour at the west side diamond,
Friday, 4 to 0. Howard struck out
twelve batSmen.
Moritz, Seymour hurler, allowed
only four singles, but lacked con-
troll. He whitfield eight Purple bats
men. It was the fourth win fol
Washington.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, April 23.-Leadinr
issues rallied today on the New
York Stock Exchange after an
earlier decline to new lows. The
close was irregular, but the MAORI
ty of issues held above their lows
of the day.
According to preliminary calcu.
lations. the Dow, Jones & Co. in
dustrial average stood at 55.22, I'D
"a point, rail average at 22.90, up
&c and the utility average at PASS,
up Is.
Sales totaled 47O,97O shares. COM
pared with 579,79O shares a week
ago. Aggregate market value of
ten leading stocks was $4,9l8,912,-
$50, against $4,846, 402,674 Friday,
an increase of $72,510,285.
Incentive to the rally was fur
niShed by the steel industry, which
reported an increase in operations
of four points to 80 per cent OF ca
pacity in the Youngstown area, the
advance being mostly due to
heavier orders from Ford.
Bank Failures Reduced
Another favorable factor was the
reduction in bank failures for the
month of March as reported by the
federal reserve. During March
there were only forty-five failures,
against 122 in February and 342 in
January. Failures for the week
ended April q totaled only eleven,
with deposits of $8,12O,00O, accord
ing to the American Banker.
Despite rise of 100000 in cir
culation last week, the situation
which caused slight increase in
boarding was said to have been
eliminated.
Shortly after the opening, United
States Steel declined to 2812. off
4 point, and a new low since 1908.
1t later rallied more than a point
from this figure and held most of
the gain, while the preferred also
was carried up. FirmnesS in the
latter was induced by reports the
regular dividend would be declared
When directors meet Tuesday.
New Lows Made Early
1t was believed the common divi-
dend would be eliminated, and this
already was said to have been dis
counted by the trading element.
Earnings were to be reported for
the first quarter, along with the
dividend action, and stable deficit
was anticipated.
However, pickup in operations
OF some Of the subsidiaries of United
States Steel was sufficient to offset
any dividend fears and the issue
held firm to the close.
In the early trading, new lows
for the bear market were made by
Alaska Juneau at 107s, off 15s;
American Can Sis, off 49, Ameri-
can Tobacco B 661a, off (equaled
low); Bush Terminal 9, off IL;
Case 225s, off rs; Columbian Car
bon 221a, off e; Radio AS, off y,
and Standard Oil of New Jersey
1873, off q.
Trading Is Light
American Telephone touched 979s
and then rallied to 993s, up III,
holding most of the gain.
Support was encountered for
Standard of New Jersey on the low
and the issue rallied, aiding the
other oil shares. Royal Dutch again
was depressed on the Paris Bourse,
but it rallied in New York, at one
time being more than a point above
the early low.
Pressure also lifted from Coca
Cola, Allied Chemical, Auburn Auto.
Corn Products, Public Service and
North American. Peoples Gas was
up more than a point. Copper
shares were firmer and rails gener-
ally registered small gains.
Trading was exceptionally light,
tickers barely moving throughout
the short session.
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New York Bank Stocks
(By Thomson g. McKinnon)
ALL 90
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH, April 23.-Hogs-Re-
eeipts, lSoo; market very SLOW, i0,2oc
sS.7564; 250-280 lbs. S3.5063.65: most
packing sows. s2.7593. Csttle-Receipts,
so; market nominal; good steers quoted
$50: medium to good cows. S3.256425.
Calves-Receipts, is: market steady; better
grade vealerS. S5n6. Sheep-ReceiptS,
ESQ: market little changed: better grade
shorn lambs, s6G6.f2: spring lambs, So
downward; good wes:ssress $s@s.sQ.
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By United Press

EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. April 2s.-Hogs
On sale. 1000; mostly steady at weeks
decline; good to choice 10000 lbs. $3.50
to mostly S4.40; stale, 240-260 lbs, S3T5n
3.85. Cattle-Receipts, IS: weeks supply
liberal; eastern demand narrow: steers and
yearlingS unevenly Csc to SOC lower: cows
and bulls steady to Csc lower; good steers
and yearlings, S6.50G7; sparingly. s7256
heifers, S6G6.50: common steers and heif-
erS, $4.25d525; fat cows, s3253.T5: cut
ter grades, S1.5062.50. Calves-Receipts
none; vealers closing soc under last week
and SOC over low time this week: good to
choice, s6G7; common and medium. $4,000
$50. Sheep-Receipts, none: lambs 25c
to SOC lower for week; woolskins of most
"; good to choice clippers, s6.5007; early
top. S7.25is similar kind woolskins, S76
7.50; native springers, Sl0dll early;
mostly $9Gi0 later.
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Other Grain
BIZ United Press

TOLEDO, O., April 2S.-Close: Grain
in elevators, transit billing: Wheat No. 2
red, $40 SIC. Corn No. 2 yellow, 35436c.
Oats-No. white 26G27c. Rye-No. 2,
44@45c. Track-Prices, 28l2c rate: Wheat
premium: No. red. y to cents dis
count; No. red. to sc discount Corn
No. 2 yellow. S0IaG 3112c; No. yellow,
29l2 G30l3c Oats-No. 2 white, 23G24c;
No white 22m23c. Clover-Prime So.
Alsyke cash, ss.75 Butter-Fancy cream
cry prints. 24d25c. Fggs-Extras, liza
il12c. Hay-Timothy. per cwt., so cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23
New York Curb Market
(By Thompson g. McKinnon)
GIBSON AND BERNARD
ANNOUNCES LIQUIDATION
Brokerage Partnership to Dissolve
Business Relations.

Business Relations.
Preparatory steps to liquidation Of
the brokerage business of Gibson g.
Bernard, Circle Tower, were an
nounced today by r. H. Gibson, SEN
ior partner. Other members Of the
firm are w. Stuart Bernard, New
York; Jacob H. Klein and Daniel D.
Schwartz, general partners, and
Walter F. Foreman, special partner.
The firm of Gibson g. Bernard
has been engaged in the brokerage
business in indianapolis, Cincinnati,
New York and Ft. Wayne for several
years. On Dec. l, 1881, the firm be-
came a limited partnership with the
understanding the partnership
would terminate May 81, 1892.
Customers are being advised to
either transfer or close out their
accounts. The partners claim that
the financial condition Of the firm
is such that all claims viii be paid
in full.
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BrightSpots
of Business
By United Press

BY Dnlted PreSS
NEW YORK-Bank failures we're at a
low rate during, the week ended April 81,
only eleven banks closing. the American
Banker" said today
INGTON-Indicating big i'm
prOvement in the banking situation, the
federal reserve board reported failures
were cut down to fOrty-lve in March,
against 122 in February and 342 In
January.
CLEVELAND-The Bayridge plant of the
Medusa Portland Cement Company. idle
since last Sept. 1. will reopen May /, Civ
ing work to about 135 people, it was an
nounced.
NEW YORK-RetaiI deliveries Of
"ROckne" cars in April will about double
those for March and will be bigger than
the first three months of the year COM
bined, George W. Graham, in charge of
ROckne sales, said.
Los ANGELES-Southern California
Edlson Company reported for the first
quarter a net profit of S4,241, 500. com
pared with $4,049, 544 in the March Quarter
of 1881. 49, va
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens.
heavy breeds. 13c; Leghorn. hens. lie;
Brothers. colored springers: ia pounds, up
bareback and partly feathered 10c. Cocks
and stays. &c: Leghorn cocks. &c. Ducks.
large white full feathered and fat; &c:
&c. Young and old RuineaS. 15c. Eggs
No. J. current receipts. &c. Butter. 26 to
These prices for healthy stock free from
feed bv the Wadlev Company.
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United Press

CINCINNATI. O., April 2s;-BgtteT.
5. l0c; butter fat 13Gl5c. Eggs-Steady;
extra frsts. lie; seconds. &c; nearby I'M
graded. i0iae: duck eggs. lie: goose eggs,
sells only at heavy discount: fowls, lbs,
and over. $50: 4 lbs. and over, lSe; lbs.
and over. I5c; leghorns. lbs. and over,
lSc: roosters, &c; colored broilers ia lbs.
and over. zoe: lbs. and over. csc; partly
feathered. lac: leghorn broiiers. III lbs,
and over. zoe; black springers. 12c: ducks
under lbs, sell at liberal concessions;
ducks, white lbs. and over. i2c; under
lbs, 10c; colored 4 lbs. and over, l2c;
under lbs. loo: turkeys. No. ] hens,
lbs. and over, 22c; young toms. No. /, 10
lbs. and over, Ice.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND, April -Hogs-Receipts
$50; holdover, 1872; steady to l5c lower
l4o-230 lbs, SAILS; few S425; 240-300 lbs,
S3.75q3.85; pigs, 81 for week; Csc to 35c
lower; week top, $40. CaItle-Receipts
l25; compared week ago. steers 25 to SOC
lower; COWS and bulls steady to Csc down.
good heifers, S6.k<; steers, $4.500625:
$50 late CaIves-Receipts. 80. for weelS.
soc to 81 lower; better grades S6G6, So:
top, 81; Gull to medium, $3G5.50 Sheep
None; for week; lambs 10c to Csc lower;
Sneep 25c to SOC down; top clipped lambs
81; bulk, $3.50 66.75: throwouts, sos
wooled lambs, $3.50; springers, SsG950:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-23

New York Gables opened in London at
3.74H, against 37434; Paris Checks, $500;
Amsterdam, s.245; Italy, 72.75; and Berlin,
1915.
New York. Ontario and Western Rail
way March net operating income, S21S,-
SS3. against S116O1O in March, 1881;
three months. $44S,554, against S2SO,S13.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc, and affiliated
corporations in quarter ended March 81,
1882, had net profit of $1o1, 49S after
charges and federal taxes against $121,-
1863 in the first quarter of 1881
Howe Sound Company, March quarter
profit $23,321 after taxes depreciation,
etc, but before depletion, against $219, 698
in the March quarter of 1881.
Mother Lode Coalition Mines, 1881
profit S97,O51 after expenses and taxes,
but before depletion and metal adjust
ments. Charges for metal adjustments
of SS5,1S9 made directly against surplus
account; 1880 profit S455,1O2. before
metal adjustments of S127,1SO, which
were charged against the surplus.
Texas and Pacific Coal and Oil Com
paly in March quarter earned "a cents
share, against net loss of $225,394 in the
March quarter OF 1881.
Ludlum Steel March quarter net loss
$50, 800 after charges, against net profit of
$16,357 in the March quarter of 1881.
SOcOny Vacuum Corporation 1881 con-
sOidated net loss 81, 169,2f7 after all
charges. Current assets as of Dec. 81,
1881, including GO, 659, 500 cash and mar
ketabIe securities amounted to S306,951,-
1872, and current liabilities $47,8S4 ,152.
Canadian carIoadings in the past week
were Al 500 cars, an increase of seventy
seven over the previous week.
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STOCK MARKET
RALLIES AFTER
EARLY DECLINE
All Sections of List Show
Gains Over Previous
Close.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for FRIDAY.
e. IS of 3.lS. Average Of twenty rails
s264. of lsi. Average OF twenty
utilities. 22.64. of l.sl. Average OF twenty
utilities. 24.S1. of i.04. Average of fortv
rails, 1881 up 10
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. April -Hogs-Receipts.
mixed. S3sOd4i0: bulk, Ss s0d4.i0; pigs.
So. 50G3.75; lights. S3.50G3.75: roughs
S2.5093. Csttle-Receipts, light; market
steady. Calves-Receipts, light; market
steady. Sheep and lambs-Receipts, light;
market steady.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

svlvania street. clerk. and Norma c. Miller
81 OF 2007 Bellefontaine. Stenographer.
Marion W0odson. %. Of 2f34 Peasant
street, hat nnisher, and Matte Stocks.
10, Of TIC South Illinois street. domeStis.
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April %
nWTVCAHn
NEW ORLEANS
Local Wagon Wheat
BY James T. Hamill g. Coz

City grain elevators are paying z4c for
No. 2 red wheat. and 44c for No. hard
wheat
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. April 2S.-Potatoes-.-M
ket steady; New Jersey ss $l;So@l 80 SsrT per
Idaho, $19OQ2.4O per sack: Bermuda, $7Q
per barrel; Maine. $1.60@2.l5 per barrel;
Canada, S135G2.50 per barrel. Sweet po-
tatoes-Market. steady; Jersey baskets. 35c
S1.6o; southern baskets. 35cq$1. Flour
Market quiet: spring patents, S4.35@
40. Pork-Market quiet; mess. $l6,75
per barrel Lard-Market, tirm; middle
Market. steady; special to extra. 2la@
2s4c. Dressed poultry-Market, dull; tur-
KEYS, l56S0c: chickens, 16@27c; fowls; 10
G22c; Long Islands, Ice: broilers. l6qsoc;
capons, 1sd35c. Live poultryoMSMdssrkst IT.
17@2oc; turkeys, 10000; - ROSTERS, &c;
broilers. 1OG2sc; capons. 25@4oc chicks,
acc. Cheese-Market. dull: state whole
milk. fancy to special. 1ols@l9O;- young
Americas. Tx @i21sc Buster~M tasc;ti
marks, 20AG21Ac. EggS-Market, fairly
active and steady; nearby white d, special;
614Isc; rehandled, 1914 614c; Pacific
coasts. 1sl2Q24Isc; browns. l5A alec.
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New York Stocks

CBY Thomson & McKinnonl

NEW YORK, April 23.-Sales on
the New York Stock Exchange to-
day totaled 100000 shares. Curb
stocks sales were $4,000 shares.
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CALVES AND VEALERS
Receipts, 100: market, lower
SHEEP AND LAMBS
(ShOrn BasiSl
eipts. so; market. stead,
Other Livestock
BQ United Press

By UntteG PfeSS
CHICAGO, April .-Hogs-Receipts,
1000, including 5000 direct; supplies
mostly stale hogs and plain light kinds;
no choice lightweights offered; sales most
y 5@5Cc lower Than fridays aysTags
actual top, $500; lowest since prior to
1899; strictly choice. kinds nominaily quot
able to 81, a new low since 1899; 220-250
lb., $360@3.75; 260-290 lbs. $3.40@3.6O;
pigs $3@3.25; cullS down to 81; packing
sows, $265@290; smooth light weights to
So. Shippers took 500; holdovers 1000.
Cattle-Receipts, 100; compared week ago.
dertone very dull; she stock, except butch
er heifers and common and medium grade
light yearlingS and cutter COWS Csc off;
beef COWS showing more decline; better
grade light heifers and mixed yearlings
sold off at close, but such kinds gained
bulls Csc lower and ,,vealers back to low
time of century; bulk fat steers, $500
7.25; average cost approximately $6.25;
extreme top heavy steers, $685.; practical
top both heavies and long yearlingS. So;
outside on heavy sausage and heavy fat
bulls. So; selected yealers again at $3.50
@6; better grade light kinds going at
but 15@25c lower. Sheep-Receipts, 5000;
today's market nominal; for week ending
Friday 81 doubles from feeding stations,
26,700 direct; fat lambs mostly 50075c
lower; sheep around 81 and more lower;
local demand for most classes very mar
row late; closing bulks follow. good to
choice wooded lambs $6.25@6 .75; finished
siders; weeks top $3.50; clippers $3.50
6.25; unfinished woolskins, $5.50@6; throw
outs $4@5;. fat ewes $2@2.50; few native
spring lambs, So.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. April 3-Eggs-Market.
steady: receipts. 30,s44 cases; extra flrsts,
12l56i3Hc; firstS 1lia6i22c; current re-
Market. steady; receipts, 10, $50 tubs;
extras 19Ac; extra flrsts, 1sR@18s4c;
frsts. 1TlaG isc; seconds, i6Gl7c; stand
ards. 19Ac. Poultry-Market.. weak; re-
ducks, lI6l4c; geese. Sc; turkeys. $50
2sc; ROSTERS. SC; broilers. 22023c; leg
horn broilers, zoe; stays. lie Cheese
Twins, 946l0hc; young Americas, 10ik
RlO34c. Potatoes-On track, 2l6; arrivals
~: shipments. 76e; market about steady
to firm: Wisconsin round whites. 75d S5c:
Idaho russets. Sl2091.S5; Michigan russell
rurals, soc; Texas triumphs. $3.5063.70:
Minnesota and North Dakota Ohios, rs
a SOc
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Net Changes
Rn Hnited Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, April 23.-Closing
prices and net changes on leading
issues traded on the New York
Stock Exchange today:
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CLEVELAND. April .-Butter-Eggs,
poultry. no quotes today. Potatoes-Ohio.
New York. Pennsylvania, 50ff65c bushel;
sack; Idahp russell large sized, S1.751
lbs; medium to large si.60Gl.65 l0G-lb.
sack.