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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-14
On Commission Row

April If
Fruits
Apples-New York Baldwins. fancy. s165
up; fancy Staymans. s2.25; fancy Wine
Saps, $3.50.
Oranges-California Sunkist, S3.256375;
Floridas, S3@375.
Lemons-Sunkist $3.50
rapefruit-Arizona seedless, 64s-70s. S;
@3.25; Florida. $3.25G3.50.
rawberries-Louisiana, 24-pt. crate
Melons-Argentina Honeydews, $2.25.
Pears-Calavos. $3.50 per box.
Bananas-Per pound, cents.
Vegetables
Cabbage-New Texas. $1S5 per half
crate: Florida red, So per hamper.
hearts. dozen bunch. s135.
Onions-Indiana yellow, 50-lb: bag, s1.25;
Potatoes-Northern round white. 1Oo-Ib
bag S190; Red River Ohios. S2.10; Maine
Green Mountain. S. 40; Colorado McClqres
umphs. 50-lb. bag, $1.15; New Texas Tri-
Sweet Potatoes-1ndiana Jerseys. per
buShel 81; Porto Ricans. s1;sO t. 80 ..
= assns.Round, stringless. $3.50; lima
Beets~New Texas. s-dozen crate. 81:
Carrots california, e-dozen- crate. s2.75:
bulk new. S140 bulk old. SITS.
Cauli1ower-California $3.50
Cucumbers-Hot house. per dozen. 81. 10.
Lettuce-Hot house. 10-lb. basket, zoe;
Iceberg best. S3.750450 a crate.
Peas-28lb. hamper S2.25.
Radishes-Hot house buttons, 60c a
dozen.
Rhubarb-C California. 2O-lb box. s1.75
Spins ch-New Texas. s1.10 per bushei,
Toma toes = Repacked, l0-lb. carton.
$3.50: selected. cellophane wrapped, S1.75;
original Mexican, 30-lb. lug. $3.50.
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CAR PRODUCTION
AT HIGH MARK
Sales Are Best in a Years;
White Co. Announces
Price Increase.

improvement in general condi-
tons has brought about the best
motor car business in four years,
according to reports of several lead
ing producers.
Chevrolet retail deliveries during
March totaled 97194 units, the larg-
est monthly total since March Of
1880, William E. Holler. general sales
manager stated recently. In March
of 1888 only 1903 units were pro-
duced, eMr. Holler stated. Total de-
liveries of the firm in the first quar-
ter of this year amounted to 177,271
units, against 124,674 units in the
like period of last year.
Retail deliveries of Chevrolet
commercial cars and trucks in
March totaled 1894 units. Total
for the first quarter was 59,312 First
quarter sales more than doubled
those of the first 1888 quarter.
Chrysler Motor Car Company also
has announced a large increase in
production of ChrySler and Plym-
outh cars, setting a new high for
the year. Production in the week
ended April was 118 per cent
above the previous week and 1867
per cent above the like 1888 weeks
Hudson and Terraplane cars are
reported being produced at a higher
rate of speed than at any time since
early in 1890
The White Motor Company an
nounced it will increase the price
of its light duty truck slightly more
than 9 per cent, effective Monday.
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TAX COLLECTIONS IN
U. S. COST S1,29O,751
Administration Spends Huge
Sum for Supplies.
By Times Special

WASHINGTON, April IA. - Ad-
miniStrative expenses for collection
of more than $216000,0Q0 processing
and floor stock taxes through Feb.
%, totaled $1,90751, a report of the
Bureau of Internal Revenue to the
agricultural adjustment admins
tration shows. Administrative costs
were less than so GEMS on each 500
collected.
The figure which represents the
administrative costs included $110,-
622 expended for supplies and
equipment. Expenditures for Office
machines and devices totaled $780,
229; for furniture and fixtures. SILL
3e2. These two items comprised
about per cent of the total admin
istrative cost.
In the bureau at Washington, 1877
employees were engaged on process
sing tax work as of March 81. In
the field service, Sill permanent and
$50 temporary employees were en-
gagged in this work as of Feb. %.
The disbursements cover a period
of eight months in the case of field
service salaries. For other allot-
ments the period varies from seven
to seven and a half months.
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NEW YORK RAW SUGAR FUTURES

April IL
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New York Bank Stocks
by Abbott. Hoppin & CO..
ADril IA
Foreign Exchange

BY Abbott. Hoppin & CO..
-Anrii IA
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SELLING DRIVE
FORCES FUTURE
VALUES LOWER
September and May Oats
at New Low Levels:
Others Weak.
BY HARTMAN w. NICHOLS
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, April 14-Holders of
May contracts for grain on the Chi
cago Board of Trade continued %
day to switch to deferred deliveries
and the selling shifted into other fu-
lures
May oats led the decline early and
at the inside were less than 80 cents,
the lowest since october. Septem-
Der oats sold of to the lowest level
since trading began in that future.
Wheat finished l. to "a cent lower.
corn was = cent of. and oats we're
7 S 10 Is cents lower.
Wheat and corn received fair sup
port on the breaks and were in
clined to rally rather quickly when
selling subSidede. The general run
of news had little effect on the mar
ket at any time and there was A
lack Of the aggressive buying in the
major grains.
Aggregate trade was small of the
bulk of the business consisted OF
liquidation and spreading with cash
houses taking May corn and oats
and disposing Of the distant deliv-
cries.
Winnipeg wheat held within mar
row margins, averaging lower. while
Liverpool lost IS to s cent for the
day.
Trade in corn was limited and the
market declined on liquidation in
May. The latter delivery was taken
by cash interests and commission
houses at 23l to 27s cents under
July Country offerings to arrive
remained small.
Provisions declined with grains.
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New York Central Railroad Company
February net loss tOtaIed 81 1SS, $3.50
after all charges against 50 150,3i9 in
February, 1888 Loss in the first two
months of the current year tOtaled
S2,54S,3Sie against So. 1881 in the like
1888 period.
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NORTHERN STATES co.
APPOINTS NEW HEAD
w. F. Hall to Manage Mortgage
Loan Department.
By Times Special

By Times Speeidt
FIT. WAYNE, April 14.-William
B. F. Hall of the investment de-
partment of the Lincoln National
Life Insurance Company, has been
selected as manager of the Northern
States Mortgage Loan department
to be established at Hammond, May
l, the Lincoln National announced
yesterday.
Purpose of the new department
is to liquidate and conserve the as
sets of the former Northern States
Insurance Company of Hammond
whose business the Lincoln National
reinsured in 1888.
Mr.. Hall, who will act as admins
traitor for the trusted assets set up
as separate fund, will cooperate
with John w Morthland, trustee.
appointed by court to represent the
interests of the Northern States
policyholdeTS.
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Ruling Will Be Interesting

DUT irrespective of the compli-
- Gated conditions which gave
rise to the suit, it will be interesting
to see how the court rules. 1t will be
particularly interesting to see if it
will require stockholders of the
member institutions, who already
have been obliged to take heavy
stock market losses on their shares,
to make good on the losses of cred
itors of an institution which is gen.
orally credited with having catered
primarily to wealthy depositors and
clients.
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SWINE MARKET
ENDS WEEK AT
STEADY PRICES
VeaIS Weak to so Cents
Lower; Cattle, Lambs
Unchanged.

Only slight action was displayed
in hog trading at the Union Stock
yards this morning, with practical
" all prices ending the week around
steady at the previous close.
Receipts were extremely light as
usual for a week session and
several buyers inactive. Bulk of 100
to 300 pounds, sold at $40. Few
choice grades were reported salable
up to $415.
Initial sales on light slaughter
pigs weighing from 1870 to 100
pounds ranged at S3.25 to S3.75,
while other kinds scaling 100 to 1870
pounds, brought 1925 to SO. Re-
ceipts were estimated at $500.
Holdovers, $40.
Early trading in the cattle mar
ket was scarce and unchanged at
yesterdays average, with no sales
evident. Receipts numbered SO.
Vealers held stationary to around
so cents lower, selling at $3.50 down.
Receipts were $50.
Usual Saturday cleanup trade pre-
vailed in the lamb market one
load of wooded grades sold at $685.,
while shorn classes were salable at
SITS. Receipts were 500.
Prices on hogs at Chicago con-
tinued steady with yesterdays aver
age. Occasional sales on heavies
and plain lightweights held at $3.50
down. Odd packing sows were SELL
ing at $3.15 to 1925. Receipts were
estimated at 10000, including $500
directs; holdoverS, 1000. Cattle re-
ceipts were 400; calves, 400; market
steady to lower. Sheep receipts
numbered 1000; market steady to
higher.
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California Packing Company declares a
dividend of 37l2 cents a share on the
common stock,
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Mike Andre. %. of 53S West Maryland
street Sawmaker. and Madonna Marie
Young. 10, of 446 West Washington street
waitress.
and Evelyn Irene Page. 20. of 344 West
Thirtieth street. maid
Robert McMorris. 81 of $50 Darnell
street plumber. and Rosemary Elizabeth
Jackson "a of 1929 Maple street.
Price F. Graves. s. of SOC North Del
aware street. truck driver. and Minnie A.
GreSsmaker.
Matthew T Conley. %. of 1901 Central
avenue. theater employe. and Rosemary
Wood. H. OF 1918 Leonard street.
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BUSINESS CORPORATION
WINS SAFETY TROPHY
Bronze Plaque Awarded in Accident
Prevention Campaign.
3es Special


ENDICOTT, N. Y, April 14-The
International Business Machines
Corporation recently was awarded
a bronze trophy by the Associated
Industries of New York State, Inc.
for winning the Ninth Annual
Statewide Accident Prevention
Campaign, sponsored by the Bing-
hamton Chamber of Commerce.
Approximately $500 employees of
the company at its main plant here
co-operated in the completion of l.
480,351 hours of industrial work
without single accident.
The plaque. presented by J. L.
Gregory, president of the Bling
hamton Chamber of Commerce, to
F. c. Venner, resident manager of
the plant, will be displayed in the
Office of the company here.
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Fire Reports


6.3s q. m, 322 West Washington. store
room. small loss
7.22 a m. 42Os West Morris. residence.
small loss
7.5s a. m, 1850 West Twenty-eighth.
residence. no loss
s.32 a. m 25ls Gunford, residence,
small loss
lo.47 q m. 1920 East Twentieth. ma
chine shop. small loss.
l2l4 ?. m, 1882 Ralston. residence.
small loss
I.22 ?. m. 1913 North Pennsylvania.
rubbish fire.
a.ss D. m. ~ West FOrty-third. rubbish
4.24 ,. m. 1915 winthrop residence.
small loss.
AS p. m. 900 Locke, city hospital. no
sig ? m. 1904 North Tibbs. residence.
small loss.
Saturday
4:2S .. m. $50 North Parker. garage,
4-2s =. m. Fiftv-hfth and Keystone.
chicken house. considerable loss.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-14
DIVIDEND IS DECLARED
Continental Can Places Shares on
So Annual Basis.
By Times Special

~ 4 tWtc Sptttub
NEW YORK. April 14.-Directors
Of Continental Can Company, Inc.
declared a quarterly dividend of rs
cents share on the common stock,
payable May Is to holders of record
April 25, thereby placing the shares
on So annual dividend basis.
In october, 1888, the directors re-
stored the dividend to the rate in
effect prior to August, 1882, by in
creasing the annual dividend from
So to $3.50 a share.
The steady improvement in the
company's business which started
in April of last year continued dur
ing the first quarter of 1884, with
sales 20 per cent above those of the
same period in 1888, according to
the company.
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American Stockholders
O7em us Corporations;
Business Surrey Shoes

in the United States. or about one
family out of three, is interested in
the efficient functioning of the
securities markets.
Several companies have more
stockholders than employees. The
Bell System, including Western
Electric and the Bell Telephone
laboratories. at the end Of 1888. had
100000 employees against 680,9S9
stockholders.
Tabulation shows that thirty-Six
published stockholders lists totaled
3.932,797 names in 1888, compared
with 1873 94 in 1928. an increase of
$50 per cent during the five years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-14
CAR FIRM SETS RECORD
Graham Paige Single Days Order
Highest Since 1880.
BIZ Times SnecinI

By Times Special
DETROIT, Mich, April 14.-For
the second time since the new
Graham cars for 1884 were an
nounced, new record for a single
days order has been broken at the
Graham-Paige Motors Corporation
plant, A. I. Philip, president and
general sales manager, announced
today. Mr.. Philip also revealed that
the Graham manufacturing schedule
has been increased during April,
for the fourth consecutive time since
the new product went on the
market.
Orders received for the new cars
on Monday, Mr.. Philip said, set a
new high record since 1890, sur
passing the previous 1884 mark set
during January.
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Tobacco Securities Trust Company de-
clares an interim dividend of Sc cents a
share less tax.
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Deaths

Clarice Click. SO, St. Vincent hospital.
acute msStoiditiS
Dotty Jean Baker. S, Methodist hospital.
bronchO pneumonia.
Harry F. Moore. g.. Methodist hospital.
carcinoma.
Joseph C. Haley 70. 1927 North Della
ware. lohsr pneumonia
Charlotte Marie Frazee months 1929
Naomi. broncho pneumonia
uremia.
Mary Anderson. so. 7s4 West Twenty
fifth. mitrsl stenoSis.
Fred W. Hillmsn, 50. Methodist hospital
myocsr6itis
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they would like to throw both sides
out on their ears.
But. unfortunately. they are un-
able to express their actual opinions.
They must choose between two fac
tons. both of which are under fire.
Under the circumstances it might
moi be bad idea if the state or fed
eral government were to set up ma
chinery to hold hearings before a
referee in such instances, with the
idea of bringing out the facts. Tran
scripts of the testimony taken could
then be sent to stockholders, along
with proxies, and they could then
vote with some degree of intelli-
genCe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-14
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
R5f ,SfgH D,-ree


CHICAGO, April wheat-No 2 red.
mixed, 4613m 47c; No. yellow. 4724 n 48c
No 3. yellow 4634 q 47c: No. white, 50l4c
sample grade white 41c: told corn No
2 yellow, 48c: No. 3 yellow, 48l4c. Oats
No. white. 81 120 32c; No. 3 white. 30a4 C
No. white, 27l2c. Rye-No sales. Barley
Sales. 660 74c; quotable. 48M 80c Tim
othy-S6 506 $50 Glover seed-ll a 1925
Cash provisions-Lard, $500, loose, IS 81;
Leaf s5.87; S. bellies. So
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Chicago Stocks
BY Abbott. Hoppin & Co.

April IA
TOTAL SALES $1,000 SHARES
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Births


Marvin and Anna johnson. 72O South
Missouri
Otis and Gertrude Hendershott. 52O8
South State
James and Sylvia mclaughlin, "a East
Raymond
Frank and Lola Hamilton. 1924 South
Illinois.
irwin and Mildred Edwards. 2429 South
Meridian.
John and Opal Davis. 1916 Bates.
William and Idabelle Lime. 1884 East
Market
Charles and Leah, Mccullough, 1926
Hoyt.
Girls
Tilden and Rosamond Ratlif 1929
Cruft
Manard and Lottie Wright. 7O5is South
Meridian
Leo and Emma Magendanz. 2lO National
avenue.
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will not run the
REQ Motor Car
G o m ny fur
nishes an excel
] g n t example.
Yelled charges and
charges not quite
so yelled of in
competence a n d
crookedneSs have
been made by the
opposing factions
with the idea OF
influencing votes
and stockholders,
with no way OF
telling which side
to believe. prob
ably feels as if
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-14
Wall Street
Hearings Before Referees
on Proxy Fights Would
Aid Stockholders.
BY RALPH HENDERSON,
Times Special Financial Writer

VxTHEN the insiders" in cor
w poration have a falling out"
the result is usually a messy affair.
All sorts of charges and counter
charges invariably are made, with
the result that the stockholders, who
are asked to decide which faction is
right. are left in total confusion and
with no way Of bringing the facts to
the surface.
The present fight over who will or
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STOCKS DISPLAY
STRONG TONE IN
SHORT SESSION
Few Preferred and Special
Issues Up Sharply;
Trading Light.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Friday:
High 1882 low l0442. close l049S, up
ID. Average Of twenty rails: 49.S3. az. a.
1855. of Al. Average Of twenty utilities:
% 81. $500 26.22 up OF. Average of forty
bonds: 1910. up "a. Average Of ten first
rails: 90 IS. up o. Average of ten second
rails: S43o. up o. Average Of ten indus
trials: 1926 up 10. Average Of ten utili-
tics. 97.30 of .05
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In the Cotton Markets
CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

CHICAGO. April -Apples-Michigar
Baldwins $50 bushel. Carrots-Illinois
SOC bushel. Spinach-Texas. 75cG1.3s
bushel. Beans-Southern green. s203
wax. g. Cucumbers-Central western hot
house, s2d250 dozen to box. Tomatoes
Florida, sl.50d2.75. lug box Sweet Po-
tatoes-Tennessee S1.60N1.70; Indiana
s2G210. ushrooms-Illinois 2O0 32i PC
pound cartons. Asparagus-California
s2.25G 325. dozen punches Leaf Lettuce
Illinois dollhouse, 35G 4Oc. 10 pounds. on
ion Market 50-lb. sacks Western val.
encias. 75cG S115; western whites. 81 SO
Michigan yellows, 750 95c; Oregon yellows
75d 55cs central western yellows, 500 5Oc
Texas yellows. sl.75; Texas whites. s2.l0
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Lawyer to Address Lions

Speaker at the Lions Club meet
ing Wednesday noon in the Wash
ington will be Carl A. Wilde. at
torney. whose subject will be The
Lawyer on the stage Of History"
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Bank CIearinqS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT,

WASHINGTON. April 14.-Government
expenses and receipts of the current
fiscal year to April IL, compared with the
corresponding period of the previous
fiscal year:
This Year Last Year
Expenses S5.143. 406 2783 81 S39lq 564 1879 90
Receipts S2.4O3 9l8. 791.87 Sl579 473 759. 80
Deficit 50 1873 4S7. 1854 S234O 900 429 0
Cash Bal S4 ESQ., 05l, 62O32
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Riley Corps Meets Tuesday

Major Robert Anderson Woman's
Relief Corps will meet at Fl. Friend
ly, 512 North Illinois street, at 1870
Tuesday. Mrs. Evelyn Kosaveach
viii preside.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis Prices-Hens.
lie, LeghoTn hens, &c. Leghorn spring
er-stags.. &C; large springer-stags, &c;
ducks full iG feathered and fat. AZ lbs lbs and
lbs, soc; Old guineas' Soc No. / strictly
fu case must Weigh Bs ss gross 9 Sc ee de-
under SIS lbs. will be made. Butter-No. l.
$50 6c. No. 2 23G24c; butterfat. 2lc.-
By United Press
CHICAGO, April Eggs-Market, firm
receipts $685. cases. extra hrsts 16i2c,
fresh graded hrsts, ice, current receipts
Market firm, receipts 1882 tubs. extra
Ssl2 score, 21l2q 2I94c; seconds t86-s7lz
standards eEda 2 sore z1 speMSa
ket steady, receipts 3 trucks l car due,
heavy hens lac ducks, I6c; old ROSTERS,
9lac. springs .colored and White Rocks,
Csc. capons &c. fryers Csc: turkeys. zoe.
G1294c daisies. G12s4c. Potatoes
trading slow; market about steady: Idaho
Russets l car 81 .6212; cars sl.65, cars
sl.67la. washington Russetss combination
grade ? cars 81 As; Colorado McClures :
cars s1.65 cars sl.7o. l car poor color,
$50; Minnesota Red River Ohios l car
TrignD T. esr NG Ns sls NesT952
light: demand and trading moderate; mar
ket stronger; Texas 50-lb. sacks Bliss
Triumphs cars. SITS Shipments 803
arrivals 1l3. on track 1856.
NEW YORK April 14-Potatoes-
steady: Long Island. s1Iom220 Dbl
southern, S35oG6 bbl; Maine, s1G 3.T5
Dbl; Idaho. s2a225 sack; Bermuda. s4d
Potatoes-Steady; jersey, bskt. 50c94sl, IS;
southern. bskt coca 81 S. Flour-DuIl,
springs. patents, s6.15@640 Dbl Pork
die west spot s4.50\46o per 100 lbs.
Dressed poultry-Quiet; turkeys 15I 25l2c:
chickens. 9d29c; broilers. i5G 29c; capons.
goa 32c; fowls. 14dl9c; Long Island
ducks. I5i2dl7c Live poultry-Firm
geese. "a &c: turkeys, l5G 22c; ROSTERS. l0c:
ducks. ga l2c; fowls. ia 16c: chickens, 10
l2cs capons. 22c; broilers. l2d 25c. Cheese
Dull: state whole milk fancy to specials.
IsG1sc.
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Net income of the United States and
International Securities Corporation in
the quarter ended March 81 amounted
to S4S,6S5 after taking into account
net realized loss of S143, i37 on invest
ments, taxes and other expenses. Net
assets of the company on March 81
totaled approximately S24,666, 600 or
SOB a share on the preferred stock.
against S21 ,916 900 on Dec. 81, equiv
alent to SS7 a preferred share.
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United states and Foreign Securities
Corporation in first quarter of this year
had a net income of S1S5,473 after TAX
Investments of S59,J62. taxes and other
expenses. Assets of the company on
March 81 were approximately s2S.871.-
600, equivalent to S137 a share on the
first preferred stock and to S1.9i share
on the common stock. Net assets as of
Dec. 81 were S26.03S,0O0. equivalent to
S123 share on the preferred stock.
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FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN Az PERCENT
RONDE

. NoIices OF second can Tor partial redemp-
To holders Of Fourth Liberty Loan A
cerned:
Public notice is hereby given:
l. All outstanding Fourth Liberty Loan
~ percent bonds of 1888 hereinafter
referred TO as fourth 4l4sl bearing serial
numbers the final digit Of which is 8, or .
manent coupon bonds being preixed BIZ
the corresponding distinguishing letter
or b. respectively are hereby called
for redemption on October IS. 1884. on
which date interest on such bonds called
for redemption viii cease.
2. This second call for partial re-
demptlcn is made pursuant % the pro-
vision for redemption contained in the
No. l2i, dated September %. 1918 under
which the bonds we're originally issued
the bonds TO be redeemed having been de-
termlned BY lot in the manner prescribed
BY the secretary Of the treasury.
3. Outstanding Fourth 4iss bearing
serial numbers and prefix letters. other
in. OF. affected BY this second call for
partial redemption
Holders Of Fourth AIS now called for
redemption on october Is 1894. may. in
privilege of exchanging Hheir called bonds
for other Understanding obligations Of
the United states. in which event public
no LIE VII nese ,sd os Eye the
entation and surrender Of Fourth Al. 5
under this call IS given in department
circular No. 500 dated April 10 1894.
HENRY MORGENTHAU JR..
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Treasury Department
Washington, April l3 1884.
Fourth Alas bearing serial NUMBERS end
ing IN 9. Q. or l, have heretofore been
on. which date interest on such bonds
viii cease.
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INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
Retail Coal Prices

City grain elevators are paying Is cents
for No. soft red wheat Otner grades
on their merits
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-14

New York Airbrake Company in the
quarter ended March 81 had net loss Of
Sis 567 after taxes and other charges
against 1888 in the first quarter of
1898.