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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1920.

LIVESTOCK AND VEHICLES. CAWUSAKS. 3: hacks. 2: real bairaics. 10<)t5 Fletcher ave. I*roapect 6380.

I COW for »»>ei»3003 Macpherson aye^

'Richest prices ' paid' by JOSEPH HAAS.

Mali; 1039. Auto. 25-778. ‘

JHOC bow arvd pif». Proapect 7227, ring 1. CTRA rood driving horse and buyer. 3363

K, Capitol are.

FIXE 6 year-bid drinay or work hone, ruar-

anteed sound: cheap. North 78&4.

FINE Poland China sow with pits. First

fcoaa* aonth Stop 9, Dan^iHe line.

TUTEnfoRsir

East st.

covered wajron. Call 18 N~

CHATTEL LOANS.

l^-rS^cr-^EMEMSER ! Pon t borrow unleM it is neceaaary; don't ; borrow money from anaerupuioos moner lenders or persons not licensed by the state: I don't mortgraye your furniture without a | dear knowiedsre and understaadinc of the agreement: don’t forget the legal rate of interest is 3% per cent a month. Our rate is 2% per cent. Don't hesitate to call on us for any information you desire. INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE

LOAN ASSOCIATION

337-330 Occidental bldg. Organised in 1®12 i for the purpose of making chattel loans at < a low rate of .merest. i

New York Stock Prices

POOLS PUSH OTHERS ON PECTED STOCK DIVIDENDS.

(By Thomson & McKinnon's Wire] ! —April 13—

—Up to I p. m.— At , Open. High. Low. I p. m.

Alaska Gold ... 2 I Am. Agr. Chem. 91 % B-v, AHteChal. Mfg. 43 43 42* E *-lAm. Beet Sug. . 97 102 97 Am. Car A F. ..143* 143* 141* Am Can 47* 48* 47* Am. Inter. Corp.101 102* 101

Am. Cotton Oil. 47*

Off ACCOUNT of railroad strike can not ship ; a*y horse# away: hare several work teams.; a id auigle horses that I must selL 37 4 9. {

Illinois st.

On Local Stock Exchange

_ 1.

! MONEY AT TEN PER CENT.! IT'S* ^ 188

102 V

50*

172

SPRING H

Keystone.

"easy running nST

} Commercial National Bank went up a

With 8 pigs apiece. 38th st. and ; [Su, StUk^S^aig^Other I Cooper are. North 3515. Adranct Rumely. common.

ion 1 * • Indianapolis Indianapolis Light and j

wvWfyt.r erwc- wxi . A via Hijut: jfrunm#.

•sS”.Tl'aS.“i'Tos^H^.

MER. Bafertile. Ind. eommon. *

TEN HKAD of Jk^wT^ma^marw. w«yht Sa)e , G f *2 000 Indiana Hotel 2d 6s. I'hSThSi^Sto'aS.'. m! 1. fig 8 u * Mt 4 ‘- ^ ““

TEAM, wagon and bamess for_*»le or will {

trade for cow. Call Woodruffg 1433. j l^eai Reewritles.

L»—

Bid Aj com. 55 90 9i

» L . 24

Am. H AL. pfd.113 i Am. Ice 48 * : Am. Linseed ... 90 Am. Locomotive. 108 j Am. SmelUeg . .68*

! Am. Sugar 137 * 141 * Am. Steel Fds. . . 46 46* Am. Tel. A Tel. .96*

The average price of twenty Indus-: Am. Sumatra T. 98* 101

47*

168

Average Stock Prices

and India

Heat 5s, *.

Losses were: Standard Oil of Indiana. 5: j Pipeline. 1. and Wabash Railway

CHICAGO. April 13.—Corn underwent a material setback in price today. The weakness was due more to 46% lack of support than to any great

.... 97 selling pressure. Uncertainties of the

98* 100% railway traffic outlook tended to

trial stocks Monday was 103.94. off Am. Wool .....130* 135* 130* 133 make traders go slow for the time 1.29 T»er cent. The average price of Am. Drug Syn.. 13* 13* 13* 13* being. First quotations which ranged

92 * 90 106* 105

68 * 67*

- ‘37*

43" 101* 141* 47* 102

169 24* 114*

48 91

103* 67*

141

ymED CLOSE FOR 'LOCAL PACKERS ME CHICAGO CORN PRICES, SUPPLY OF 4,000 HOGS

BETTER STRIKE NEWS VERSUS TALK OF EXPORT DEMAND.

THOSE OF 225 POUNDS SELL AT $16; HEAVIES $15.50 TO $15.90.

■triks: best heavy steers. $16.00Q 17.60: light butcher steers. *10.00«10.50: best cows. *11.004212 00: common cows. 97.00® 8.00; bulls. *9.00® 11.00. Vesl Mil/e*—B*ce!pts. 42; market strong: heavies. 920.00. Sheep and lamb,—Receipts, 110: market strong: best Ismbe. *23.26; fsir to

Potato Price* Steady

rong: best H .

PACKERS SELL PROVISIONS i PENS CLEARED OF

grades. 917.50® 18 00 CINCINNATL April

eeipts 4.800; steady; heavies.

16.30: flight

_ , .t*. 350; steady ' end'' unchaiufed. Calves—Steady; 60c lower: *6.00^16.00

Is.—H'

j steady: heavies. *15.00

good to choice packers end butchers, common to choice. $9.00® 12.00; shippers. $15.00: stags, $8.06® 8.50

It was estimated in Commiaaion Row that twelve cars of potatoes were received MonTuesday none of the larger house, received any shtpoMpts Pnom remal. . at unchanged level, mim dealers charging

13—Hoes Re-: *11.50 a bag of 160 pounds, although *15.00® 16 00; on * tncrchent sells st *12.00 The reilrosd

itchers.J16.2- 1 I |—

Receipts of Live Stock

WE WILL sell 20 sets line brass-mounted team harness this week at *80 per set FRANK 3 FEESER CO. 1102 Prospect st.

Prospect 18.

-April

Ind

* Ind

Railway ana Light com Railway and Light pfd.

Northwestern pfd

gM-

DOGS, POULTRY. PIGEON'S. ETC: a M fit. S2LSS. 52

Open evenings until 8:36, P._tn. ^ ! Union Trac. of Ind. let pfd BART CHICKM Barred Rocks. 3 days old. Union Trac of lud 2d pfd

2-i cents inch. Woodruff 3248. Miscellaneous—

iJARRED 'HocT'ws'TSniiWiiiig. $6 per Advance Rumely Co. com . 100. MR9. CLAY LOWRS. Acton. Ind. I Advance Rumely Co. pfd. .. 1 —- j-.- American Central Life

avnwvrAKF HATTHFRY Am Creoeeting Co pfd. .. . „ - ‘ M ? w - SNOWFLAKE HATCHERY. ■ common

**J!l*®*?"; rvnwy 1 Railroad pfd

chicks: we bat/h our own. FLUFFY Century Building Co pfd... HATCHERY. 3102 Brtghtwood ave. * cttiaens Rm 1917 1919 . .1

twenty active rails was 74.76. off .95

per cent.

Belief in an early settlement of the railroad strike encouraged pools and other professional interest* to extend their bullish commitments in the stock market Tuesday. Sales approximated 1,000,060 shares.

Am. Zinc A L.. 18* Anaconda 62 63* A_ T. A S. F... 81* 81* Am. Bosch ....120 120

96 * 97 *

a-’

142

26*

55* 55 ■

WoodtirH 1069

CANARY B1RD8 for sate. Worth 6406 CHOICrWhJte R>ck %g. fm“seiUigT Fishel •train 2610 W. Washington. Bet. 675. Fli?ATlHKf3s from importod"'5k>ck.

3830 E Michigan st.

.. Mjaore* «gfs for hstchinr 619 N Temp^ W^j MOV

WHS 186 Qmtrn incubator: 1 krooihr houws

and stove. 500 capacity 2 portable house*. J 15*16 feet and 1 0x8; 31 ». C. W 8 Leghorn

hens and 3 «w*erels. ^VT. 1 * put of business J. B. 8TKWART, 1502 Montcsbn st. Take Riverside car. get off at

j. , j-ii -i ii i". —— ■— » dti team f>f N<». 1 wrjrk horses with brasaIgfwinted harness. Call Belmont 2680 PAIR of mated' < anartes. North 9008

QQgglT^tflHiterT >»oi"

flABHITH for sale Pet hill.

r,» ft'gpfnsr"MmU. ** grswl stock. 1*09 Hoefgen st. Prospect »?>C. Can evsntng^_5834_E jVsshmgV)n. 8. eTWhi-ff leghorn laying iaflytefil

» BH

Clti sens Vlas prior to 1917. 35 Cities Service common .... ... Cities Service pfd. Dodge Mfg Co pfo »»’ H>y*n Brewing Co 5i Indiana Hotel common M Indiana Hotel pfd......... 99 Indiana National life ...... 4’ Indiana Title Guaranty «4 Indiana Pipeline Co ...... . 95 Indianapolis Abattoir pfd. .. 48 ' Indianapolis Gaa 53 | lodpis Telephone Co. com.. 3 j Indpls Telephone Co pfd .. 7» i Merchants pTutibty Co. pfd. 44 ‘ National Motor Company .. 24 National Undwwrittng .... ... Public Ravings 3> Rsuh Fertiliser pfd V) Standard Oil of Indiana 7*0 Sterling Fire Insurance 81 Stuu Motor Company

Van Camp Hardware pfd.... 99 M wrw irv. IWi. | Van Camp Packing pfd 100

! v- S' KS 3 ‘S»

* YandaUa Coat pfd

Yandalia Coal cmn Wabash Railway com. ... 8 Wabash Railway pfd A 23 Bank and Trust Companies— -Ctoa Trust Company 100 Bankeos Trust Company 118 City Trust Company 82

Hit

NEW YORK. April 13.—A gain of 1 point for Royal Dutch and a reacfion of 2 points for Texas Company reflected the uneven course of prices at the dull opening of today's stock

market. Trading continued to be in-. ^ , „ - - fluenoed by the growth of the railroad .. c ° l ' t ^ r strike and yesterday s higher rate for * "

call money. Sugars and affiliated specialties were again firm to strong, but the general libt. notably steels, motors and shippings, indicated re-

newed selling pressure.

Moderate Improvement was shown before the end of the first half hour, equipments'strengthening, with furtheir advances among sugar issues. In addition to sugars, which soon scored overnight gains of 2 to points, various issues, which rumor associates with impending stock dividends. wehe taken up by pools. High grade oils rose 2 to 3 points, shippings 2 to 7 and minor or independent steels and equipments 2 to 6. Motors and their' subsidiaries were inclined to advance, but dealings in that group were relatively light, and rails were altogether neglected. Foreign exchange was steadier and call money opened at 7 per cent., but Liberty bonds and Victory notes estab-

lished new low records.

The market derived much of Its i Me* Petrol further improvement at midday from j Merc

encouragln railroad st

bracing steels, equipments, tobacco, textile and chemical groups showed gains of 2 to 4 points and sugars con-

tinued to rise.

A break of 1* points in General Motors and a 10 per cent, money rate gave the market a moderate setback

later, but this was largely in the final dealings. Th

was firm

36*

52 86

34*

51* 83* 33*

62*

Beth. Steel “B ’

Bald Loco. . . .140 Butte A Sup 26 Vi B. A 0 33* Brook. R T 15* C. AO 55* Can. Pacific .... 121 * C.. M. A St. Paul 35* St. Paul pfd 52 C«ai. Leath to * C. R. I. A P . 34 C. R I A P B 63 C. R I A P A * 74* Chino Copper ... 36 *

“ ' IS*

Chandler Mot. .. 153 CoL F & Iron.. 39

Cru. Steel 268 * 272 266 21? Com Products ..103 105% 103* 104* Cuba C. Suyar.. 56 * 58 * 56 * 57* Columbia Gas .. 63 63* C S. Food Prod 66 * 68 * 66 * 68* Rne ........... ..•■ Gen. Motors ...364 364 * 349 356* Gen. Electric ..152* 153* 132* 153* Goodrich 69 * 70 * 69 70* G. North. Ore.. 38 * 38 * 37*

77 76*

138* 139* l than before.

- T 6 0 6* * Bears put considerable stress on ^ . 33* i gossip that the west gave promise of i

. is i recovering from the railway strike ? Iontll ,. to date 58.660 12.688 6.522 55 earlier than the east, but the ta4k of Same t.me 19 90.688 13.278 6.333

. 121* a good export demand for wheat, rye Jear _ 36* and corn eoods led to late rallies in Same time

83* 34*

Following is a statement of receipts at the Indianapolis live stock market for

periods Indicated:

Esti. Tuesday. H< 400 Offi. week ayo 5.562 Same day, 19 7.003 “Week thus far 1 803 Same Iftst week 9.703 Same time 19 13.564

Cattle. Calves. Sheep. 100 100 2.204 871 52

1.507 430

280

3.476 2,820

312

1.2*3

994

18* 18* 18* 156* 154* 156* 39 38 % 39

•0 G. North, pfd... 76*

fZ Gulf States Steel 68 Harvester. New .139* 142* 139

Pierce Oil 18*

37*

Inter. Paper ... 81% 83*

Int. Nickel ctf. . 22*

Ins. Copper ... 55*

22%

110

81% 21* 55*

107%

139 18* 82%

56*

110

31*

132*

ig reports regarding the tnke. Many specialties em-

Royai Dutch . .. 107

K. C. Southern.. 16* Keystone Tire.. . 37 * 42 37 * Kenoecott Cop.. 31* 31* 31* Kelly-Spring . . . 131 Loft Candy 19* Lacka. Steel ... 78 79* 77* 79 Lehigh Valley. . 43 * 44 Maxwell 1st pfd 59*

Pan Amer. com.104* 112* 104% 112*

Petrol 198 205 198 205

Mar. ctf8. 36

set-

ROOK

: s=2S ii? 'fttriffGt'ftftfiKff firt rired Rock einrV

390

im '

Box 2140, News.

r; m

Continental National Bank Fanners Trust Company . . . ■ Ffatelitr Trust Company ■

Pirk • I Fletcher Am National Bank 257 2125. | Fletcher Havings sod Trust 168

i $15. Indiana National Bank ... 290

Indiana Trust Company 206

rmcrrr I Live Stock Exchange Bank.. 382

”*"* ' M»reha«u National Rank... Mil S®!52f i National City Bank

roon^s

:r?STa»iir-''s^^5~bri61

is capaHty. Washington 3^54

BjSSeiSPr|81»VE P ANfM , AL

Drawer B. Station E Cleve-

avCtiox sales.

wftfivfcitDAT'.rA k.'ftRiit sn tra fine aale household goods and r

iBBi rugs about 20 vanloads including 2 new rabmet . talking machines, 0 new fumed oak dsvsn* I ports and davenos. 4 good 9*12 A*min*ter

0x12 Brussels and Wilton rug* 6*9 Wilton rug good as new. co»t *00; 2 kitriien earn nets 10 Vamts Martin

| i**d* complete 18 oak drefwrs. washstsnds. 1 3 pedestal ttining table* 2 oak I'hlffonier* oak office table antique chest, antique chair* Ann cherry bedroom suite, high-oven ga* ranges, other gas ranges, fine sanitary coal range, almost new; 13 new leather seat rockers Cm* rugs, 3 good oak library tables. 0 kitchen tables dining room suites. 0 foot porch swing. 3 new leather setteca. sewing

me*, shades, books, mirror*. * Cm* and matting rugs, piriures,

dinner set lace curtains ninl oak library table, cost

many other articles. McFADD CHARDT Attctiontem __________ ■“AmiftriAor . April 14, 9 30 s. ra_ at 1333 _ »v». Wr will sell 18 rooms of clean household goods, consisting of chair*, rix'kmg «4»airs. dining tables, tables, sideboards, dressers washbads, mattrwwm springs, rug* Ape ranges, bedding, dishea, cooking I roll-top desk, 1 icebox, many other

115 176 118

308

133*

Recallty Trust Company. .,. State Savings and Trust Co. Union Trust Company Wa»h Bank and Trust Co. . Brosd^Rlpple 5s M CHisens Atreet Railway 5a.. 79 Citiaena Gas 5s * 79 Indiana Coke and Gas Co. 0s 01 Ind Creek Coal and Min 6s 98 Indiana Union Traction 5a

Indiana Northern 5s 37%

indpls Col A Southern As 88 Indianapolis Sc Greenfield 5a 92 IrwtnU A Msrtm«vtlH| 00. . ■ 87

Indianapolis Northern 5a... 37*

Indpta A Northwestern 5a., ... Indpls. A Southeastern 5s. . ... Iminis. Shelbyvi lie A 9 B 5s

Indpls. Street Railway 4s.. 59*

Indpi* Trac A Term 5o.. 65

Kokomo. Marion A W. As. . 83*

Trrrr Haute Indnl« A E. 5a . .. Union Trac. of Indiana 6a

i •*t»n4p*u>» ties 5s 73%

Indiana Hotel 2d 8s 0# Indpls. Light and Heat &a,. y| . Indianapolis Water 5a. 89 i an spoils Water 4%a.... 79 Heat and Idght ref 5s. 90 Telephone 1st 6s 95 New Telephone 2d 5« 99

New 7V1—Long Dis So .... 93*

"nutherii Indians Pqwer 6s. 91

LIBERTY BONDS.

'74

Cf>5 216

overcome e closing

Govermnent Bends tn New York. {By Thomson A McKinnon's Wire] —April 13—

U. 8. 2s V. 8. 2s V. 8. 3* N. 9. 3# V. 8. 4a U. 8. 4s Panama Panama Panama Panama

(19301. registered. <19301. coupon... 11947). registered. < 1947 )i coupon . (1925>. registered. <19251. coupon.. (1930). registered. (1930), coupon... <19301. registered <1930). coupon...

Bid. Ask. 101% 102 101 % 102

100% 107 100* 107

101* 101 * 101* 101*

Chicago Htoeks. {By Thomson A McKinnons Wire) —April 13—

High. 69*

Open.

Booth Fisheries. 11 % Carbide A Car . 69 * Cudahy Pac. Co. 90* Libby 31* Pub. Serv. pfd . 88 j Sears-Roebuck . . 235 j 8tewart-W«r. ... 48* ! Swift A Co 120

Swift Interna.. . . 43* as ■ United Paper Bd. 20* ... ... Armour pfd 100 * 100 % 100 National Leath.. 14 14 13* Mont.-Ward .... 37* 37* 37 Bupp 21* 21* 20*

India ft

LEW SHANK.

AneUnmiwr.

If fW'want good' priest for your bouse

hold goods, rug*, etc call

LEW 8HAKK

Liberty 3*s Liberty 1st 4s ’.,

t liberty 2d 4s ...

Liberty 1st 4*s liberty 2d 4*s liberty 3d 4*s . liberty 4th 4 *• Victory 3*s , .., Victory 4*• ...

gyf^ea

Main 2028.

FINANCIAL.

Till!* compeny to prepared to make real estate loans promptly. We purchase resl- — contracts and nmrtgages. bonds and llfiSSLlT 1 jScD»miB8-v COMPANY.

It, .Sawyer, President.

301-0 Law bldg

to 910 o<Hi on tmrm or ade attention given to 'jsrssTL'”'

contracts or roortr® loans made; purchase homes;

£';r,

’ WtUtnif ot ' apartment •se btWHk loan money Tn-vrstmevv ‘ Mam 3078.

a 0. TO

MKY I/UN9

4. M.

pianos amt l»aytng thr saving the ike our re-

kicto wc can

etty If you your taxes. CO. office with

. w '-

K,A S*

95.30 90.24 87.20 9030 8730 9138 07.72 97.00 97.00

SALES. $2,000 Indiana Hotel 2d 6s at *1.000 Indiana Hotel 2d 6s at 91.000 4lb 4 *■ liberty bonds at..

91.00 87.88 92.00 88.00 97.30 07 50 98* 99 87.56

SHORT TERM NOTES

{National City Company J —April 13— , Bid. Am. Cotton Oil (to. 1924 ... 94 Am. TTa T. 6s. Feb. 1, 1622 96 Am T A T. 6a, Feb. 1. 1924 95 Am. Thread 6s. Dec. 1. l!«23 98 Am. Tobac 7s Nov. 1, 1990 ff* Am. Tobac. 7s, Nov. 1. 1 9; l m> * Am. Tobac 7s. Nov. 1, 1922 99* Am Tob. 7a, Nov. 1. 192:1 99* Atet. Fr. 5a. Octo. 15. 1920. . P* * Armour 6s. /on* 15. 1920-24 99* Beth. Steel la. July 15. 1922 99% Beth Steel 7a July 15. 1923 99* Belgian 6a. 1921 97% Belgiaa 6a. 1925 92 * British 5*a 1031 04* British 5 *s. Oct. 1. 1922 . 92* Canadian 3s. Oct. 1, 1021.. 97* Canadian 6s, Oct. 1. 1930.. 91* Canadian 5a Oct. 1. 1921 97% Cen. Argen. 0*. Fab. 1. 1027 82 C. B. A Q. it. 4s, July 1, 1021 04% C.. R. 1. A P. 6a. 1932 90 C. of Parts 6*. Oct. 15. 1921 98* Consolidated Gaa 7a 1935 . 100* Cudahy 7a July 15. 1033 . 98* Dotd Pm*. 7a Nov. 15. 1930 99* Dokl Pack. 7a Nov. 15. 1931 98 DoW Pack. 7a Nov. 15. 1932 97* DoW Pack. 7a Nov. 15, 1923 97 Gt. North. 5a Sept. 1. 1920 98* x*. VaT 6a Mar 4. 1924 92 ter. R. T. 7a 8e;»i. 1. 1921 71 4%A July. 1926.. 76 Japanese 4a Feb.. 1925.... 77* lifgvtt A M 6s Dec. 1. 1931 97* Moline 7*. Sept t, 1920*.,. 99* Moline 7a Se* 1, Ifti.... MS * Moline 7s, Sept. 1. 1023 .. 97* Mobne 7a Sept. I." 1923 .. 97 Moline 7s. Sept . 1. 1924 .. 97 N Y. Cen. 6a Sept. 15, 1920 98% Proc, A Cm. 7a Mar. 1, 1921 M9% Priie. A Qtn. 7a Mar. 1, 192*: MM*, Proc A Gaa 7*. Mar. 1. 1023 100 R R. A L. 7a Sept. 1. 1921 97 8. Cab Ed 5a Jan.15.1931-38 97 St. P. U. D. 5 * s.Dee. 15,X9-3 94 Swift «a Aug 15. 1021 .. M7% U. S Rub. 7s. Dec. 1. 1923.. 1601

100* 100*

Low.

„ 96* 31 % 31 89 88 236 * 235

50 * 48 * 120 119* 43* 42*

Close. 11* 69 P6% sr* 89 236* 49 120 c 42* 26* 100* 13* 39* 20*

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARINGS.

Clearances

April 13. 1920. 93 760.000

April 15. 1919. 92.582.000

The Moner Market. NEW YORK. April 13.—Mercantile paper. 6%«7 per cent. Exchange strong. Sterling airly-day bills, 93.00; commercial sixtyday billa on banks. $3 90; commercial sixty-d-sy bilis. 93 89*; demand. $3.94; cables. H „ Francs demand 10^7; cables 16.35. Belgian francs, demand, 15^2; cables. 15.30. Guildriw. demand. 37*c; caLire demand. • 28.62; cables. 23 00. Marks Bemand. IJlc: cable*, 1.82c. Government bonds, weak; railroad bonds, heavy. Time loans, strong sixty day* ninety days and six months. 8 per cent. Call money, strong: high. 10; low 7; ruling rate. 7. closing bid. 9: offered at 10; last loan. 10; bank acceptances. 6. After the clone the following quotations were made: High. 12 per wait.: closing bid. 11 per cent.; offered at 12 per cent.; last loan. 12 per cent LONDON. April 13 —Money. 3 per cent. Discount rates: Short bills. 3% per cent.; three months billa. 5 9-16C5* per cent. Bourse Prices Firm. PARIS, April 13.—Prices were firm on the Bourse today. Three per cent, rentes. 57 francs. Exchange on London. 67 francs centimes The Jonah** 11 l0,U1 ' 88 fr * nc * 5 centimes.

01 irm 18 cen 50 cen francs

was quoted at 17

■or Silver. New York, $1.19. «as i 28L.'‘wa?- B * r » i, »

L amian Bor Sibrsr.

LONDON. April 13.—Bar silver. 69 %d

an ounce.

38* 97* 43* 20* 47*

37%

26% 20* 46* 47

42* 42*

32*

111

68* 4i%

104

M. M. pfd. ctfs. 96 Ohio Gas 43 Mo. Pacific .... 20* Midvale Steel... 40* Ma„ Has. A Tex. 8* Nat. En. A St.. 77* N. Y. Central .. 71* N. Y. Air Bke.. 107 National Lead . . 89 * Jo*- * West 93* North. Pacific .. 77 Nevada Consol.. 14% N.Y, N.H. AH. 31% Pressed S. Car.. .109* Pierce-Arrow ... 07 * Pitts. Coal 61 * Penna. R. R ... 41 Ry. Steel Spg». .103* Ray. Consol. ... 19 * Reading 82 *

Republic Steel Sinclair Oil . .

Sloss-Sheffield. . . 75* South. Pacific .. 97* bou. Ry 22* Stromberg 104* Sludebaker 118% Tob. Prod 70* Texas Co 205* Trans-Con Oil... 23* Tex.-Pae 41

United Fruit . .210* 220* 210* 219 Union Oil 34 34* M 34 L> S. Steel ..,104 105* 104 105% U. S. Steel pfd . 112 112 111% 111* U. S. Rubber ...110* 111* 110

Utah Copper ... 75* 70 U. S, Ind. Alco.. 03* 95*

Union Pacific ...118 ... ...: 119

United Rt Store 78*

73* 51% 04 *

[By Thomson A McKinnon's Wire]

—April 13—

RYE—Open.

High.

Low.

Close.

May. 1 93

1 93*

1 90*

92*

July. 1 87*1 CORN—

i 1 87*

1 85

871

May. 1 66 1 66*

1 67

1 64*

1 1

66* 66%

July. 1 59* 1 59*

1 60*

1 57%

1 1

60* 60

Sept. 1 54 * 1 54* OATS—

1 55*

1 53

95*t

May 94 * 94*

93*

95 94*

July 85 * 85%

85*

84*

85* 85%

Sept. 73 PORK—

73*

72*

731

May 36 50| July 37 20 LARD—

37 20

37 66

36 37

501 12*

May 10 65 19 62

19 65

19 20

42*

July 20 45

20 45 20 92

19 92

20 20

20t

Sept. 20 90 RIBS—

20 60

82*

May 18 22

18 25

18 05

221

July 18 60

18 75

18 57

Sept. 10 10

19 10

19 05

10*

89% 89% 77'' 77 * ai* si* 108* 109* 00* 07*

40* 40* 103* 103*

_ 83 * 82 " 83* 109* 111* 109* 111* 41* 42* 41* 42

98%

22%

104* 121*

73% 209

41*

75* 70 97* 98% o<> OO *4 Omsk Tp

100* 102* 118* 121%

70* 73* 205* 208 22 % 23 40* 41*

74 5 1 75* 93 * 94%

23*

03 % nz

64*

23*

Vs. Car Chem . Westinghouse. . . White Motors . . Wabash pfd A. . Willy s-Over land

Wilson Co „ Martin-Parry Co. 28* Fisk Rubber .. 30* 37 36% Oklahoma Ref. 5 Famous Players 84% 85 84*/ Peoples Gas 30% Pulf Palace Car 119 West Maryland 10 Tenn. Copper .. 11% Perre Marquette 27* Worthing. Pump 82 83 * 82

8J*

30* 94*

LIBERTY BOND PRICES

NEW YORK. April 13.—Liberty bond final prices today were:: 3%s. 95.50: first 4s. 90.50; second 4s. 87.70; first 4%s, 90.30: second 4%s. 87.60; third 4*s, 91.70: fourth 4%s. 87.82; Victory 3*A 97.10: Victory 4*s. 97.00. COTTON PRICES RALLY.

Ryan to Sell Exchange Seat

«!Ft5k£ wrxs.’rw ex-president of the StuU Motor Company, has asked the New York Stock Exchange to •ell his membership as he feels that he can no longer be connected with the institution.

Bank of Germaify Statement

BERLIN.

«. April 1 Bank of

13.—The statement of the

100* 100* 101

to June, «2.59c.

Metal exchange

13. 19«|19<

106 12s

As: lead.

10.87

: spot and

East Sv. Louis Oc asked. At kpot. U1S; fu-

W*- *B40 5q; futures H •pot. £38 low: futures. £41 £49 5s: futureA £51 10s. ■

£104

5w; futures £346

of other bills dis-

360.110.000 banks, decreased 1.440.000 marks counted, increased 4.114.820.000 marks; advances, decreased 12.472.000 marks: investments inowed 129.465.000; other secunttas. increa-ed 926.377.000 marks; notes in circulation, increased 1.822 608 000 marks: OeposiU increased 3.9^0.504.000 marks: other liabiiiLcA decreased 273 975.000 SMtka: total gold holdings 1091.453.000

5s : j

iteregt at 3% per for the tune loan

ateral LOAN CO. 1. Established 1887 291

I* E Washington st. Mam

r LOANS

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5nt:

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LOAN CO.

with

EVANSVILLE—The heavy rains of Smi day and Monday in the pocket counties will seriously hamper farm work for the next few days. J. A. McCarthy, agricultural agent $ X******** «rs that planting

has been delayed all the spring. I S. Robbtas and son. of known Shorthorn cattle men. mcri from London and Toronto

I B they bought two cars of cat-

tle to be added to their herd The purchase* include three bnlia. twenty-four heifers and

of the Mob-

21-430. LOANS

i,*« K

DOWN ON THE FARM

ALEXANDRIA—A

several

twine for m'

this community.

jotmng the

NEWCASTLE—A

of tkader

a wool poot toe

_ ^ ^ in The membership drive of ' resulted in 141 farmers

movement was started tiry county to form chp to be sold to

, __ »• estimated the chp ■ be 30.000 pounds. Farmers say that they have not receared a fair price in former years. The plan is to hold it until a satisfactory price is obtained. The committee in charge of the pool » composed of Ralph Test county agr;cultural agent. James B.

neeived on the total chp here.

Fay Boms to Bend Bidders. (Special to The Indianapolis News]

MUNCIE. Ind- April 13.—When farmers near Dunkirk discovered that there were no buyers of the bonds for the construction of toe Buckles road near the town, whom astimated cost to 53.000. they subscribed 5300 as a bonus to toe given to anybody that will buy the hoods. They say that bow they are

assured of plenty of otters. Sells glgg.gM City Wowda (Special to The Tndianapnhe Sews]

EVANSVILLE. Ind., April 1*.— William Elmendort. city controller ot Evansville has sold 9105,999 of city bonds to the City National Bank ot Evansville at par. The bonds are non taxable, run for five years and bear interest at the rate of 4% per cent. It is specified that 121909 of the isue will be taken up each year.

Bullish Crop Advices Step Selling and Mar-

ket Steadies.

NEW YORK April 13.—Continued nervousness over the railroad strike showed itself in the irregular opening of the cotton market today. First prices were steady at a decline of 20 to 50 points on the old crop positions, while the new crop was 10 points lower to 3 points higher with January showing the advance owing to unfavorable weather news. There was local selling on the labor troubles and the easier tone of foreign exchange, but the bullish crop advices held sellers in check and the market steadied up shortly after the call. May rallied from 41.15c to 41415c, while October sold up from 34.68c to 3492c or about unchanged to 15 points net higher on the gen-

eral list. 4

Prices weakened during the middle of the. morning under Liverpool selling, liquidation and local pressure with old crop months selling 35 points and the new crop about 12 to 26 points net lower. This carried May off to 41.00c and October to 34.59. but as soon as the volume of liquidation subsided prices steadied up again on the unfavorable weather and crop news with October advancing to 34.95 or 10 points net higher around midday. Old crop positions recovered all but

3 or 4 pointa of the early Joaeea. 1 crop positions sold 4 to

Omaha . . . Indianapolis

Totals 191 Year ago ......894

Old crop positions sold 4 to 5 points and the new crop 33 to 36 points net higher tn the early afternoon on bullish crop advices and the detailed weather reports. which were regarded as foreshadowing a bullish weekly weather report tomorrow. After selling at 4109c for May and i| 35.21c for October, however, there were reactions of a few points under realizing.

Futures closed steady: May. 41.55c: July. Philadelphia 39 25c; October. 35.28c: December. 34.22c: Baltimore

January. 33.20c. Cotton steady: middling.

43c.

_ from the railway strike

earlier than the east, but the ta4k of a good export demand for wheat, rye and corn goods led to late rallies in the corn market. Prices closed unsettled. *c net lower to *c advance, with May |1.66% @1.66%, and July

|1.60?i 1.60*.

Oats sagged with corn. After opening unchanged to *c lower, including Julv at 85%c to 85*c, the market suffered a moderate general fall. Selling that was ascribed to packers had depressing effect on provisions. Upturns in the value of hogs were almost ignored.

185

13 60

203 921 1.118

to date.727.053 100.217 47.810 19.903 tme •19.823,377 106,313 38.455 13.218

Hogs at Eleven Markets. Estimated Tuesday Same day last week Same May 1919 Same May 1918 Week thus far Same last week hame time 1919 Same time 1918 Year to date Same time 1919

22.000 81.000 103.000 110 000 55,000 173.000 248.000 283.000

Sheep—Receipts, 10;

lambs. strong; lambs, $9.00 <» 17.00 25.00. Owing to e

the Cincinnati atoc JL HE _ market will be issued until further notice.

CATTLE

barxo on live stock by stockyards. no live stock

KANSAS CITY. April 13.—Hog*—Receipts, 50: demand limited: tight and medium. 25@50c lower; heavies mostly 50c

I — ..eetpe ■ few sales of hold-over stock at prices too uneven to intelligently quote. Sheep—Receipts. 3,000: receipts direct to packers. Trading restricted to a few sales of holdover lambs. Steady with yesterday. Five loads 88-pound lambs. $18.50. ST. LOUIS, Apnl 13—Hogs—Receipts. 133; lights steady: medium and heavyweight. 25 to 50 cents higher: top. $15.50:

Same time 1918.. Same time 1917..

ML 5.50: $13.00 & 15.50; heavy packing sows, smooth. $11.00: packing sows. rough. $10*50 @ 11.00 pigs, [email protected]. Cattle—Receipts none; no sales. Sheep—Receipts none: no

sales.

BUFFALO. April 13—Cattle—Receipte, 50: steady. Calves—Receipts. 500: steady: $0.00 Q 19.00; few, $10.50/ Hogs—Receipte. 465: steady; heavy. $17.00@ 17.50; mixed

263.000 and Yorkers. $18.00 tt 18.25: tight Yorkers. 9.379.000, [email protected]: pigs. $17.00«| 17.25; rougbM 11,034.000 $13.50; stags, $8.0O« 10.00. Sheep and

<) ftOO L’kmhs *i><V ytull • «nsr«Nri

10:840:000 9.505.000

•Bid. tAsk. ^Nominal.

Chicago Cash Grain. CHICAGO,' April 13.—Wheat—No. 1, hard. $2.75. Corn—No. 3 mixed, $1.66*: No. 2 yellow, $1.69. Oats—No. 2 white. $1.00* @1.01;. No. 3 white. 97* @98c. Rye not quoted. Barley—$1.45 @1.01. Pork —Nominal; lard, $18.82; ribe. $17.50®

New York Grain.

NEW YORK. April 13.—Flour—Firmer: spring patente. $13.25® 14.25: spring clears, [email protected]; winter straights. fll-00@ll-75; Kansas straights, $13.00@ $14.00. Corn meal—Steady; yellow granulated. $4.20 @4.23: white granulated. $4.20. Buckwheat—Firm: good milting. $3.65® 3.70 a 100 lbs. Wheat—Spot, firm: No. 2 red and No. 2 hard. $2.98 f. o. b. steamer. June shipment. Corn—Spot, firm: No. 2 yellow, $1.91*. and No. 2 mixed. $1.90*; cost and freight New York. Oats-—Spot, strong: No. 1 white. $1.18. Hay—Strong:

No. 1. [email protected]. Hops—Firm Pacific coast. 1919. 95c@$1.00:

R5c. Pork—Steady: mess, $42.ji/ss*,j.uw, family, [email protected]. Lard—Easy; middle west, [email protected]. Tallow—Easy; special loose. 14 %c. Rice—Firm: fancy head,

14% @ 15c; Blue Rose, 13*@13*c.

: state and 1918. 80®

$42.50043.00;

OTHER GRAIN MARKETS. CINCINNATI, April 13.—Wheat. $2.86® 2.88. . Corn—No. 2 white. $1.7801.79; No. 3 white. $1.7601.78; No. 4 white. $1.73® 1.75: No. 2 yellow. $1.74 @1.75; No. 3 yellow. $1.72® 1.73: No. 4 yellow, $1.69® 1.71: No. 2 mixed. $1.73 01.74; No. 3 mixed, $1.71(8 1.73; No. 4 mixed. $1.08® 18; g^iS 8107 *-

•.OTvr.., April 13

$2.76: No.

...—Wheat—No. 1 red, .. 1 mixed. $2.73; No. 1 Corn—Cash. No. 3, $1.68;

DETROIT

6Mh*

white, $2.73. vrui u retail J.-W. o, No. 3 yellow. $1.73; No. -4 yellow. $1.08; No. 6 yellow, $1.64; No. 0 yellow, .$1.06. Oats—Cash. No. 2 white. $1.11: No. 3 white. $1.10; No. 4 white. $1.09. Rye— Cash. No. 2. $1.98 bid. Barley—Cash. No.

3. [email protected].

KANSAS CITY. April ■ Unchanged to 2c high

13.—Cash wheat—

er: No. 1 hard

cnangea: no. z mixed « white. [email protected]; No. 8 yellow. $1.76. Oats—Nominally unchanged; No. 2 white,

$1.U7: No. 2 mixed. $1.02 01.04, LAFAYETTE. Ind.. April 13.—Wheat-

No. 1. $2.53; No. 2. $2.50. Corn—No. 4 or better (63 lbs. to the bushel), $1.50. Oats—White. 95c; mixed, 90c. Rye—No. 2.

$1.72: No. 3, $1.09.

TOLEDO, April 13.—Corn—No. 3 yellow, $1.73. Oats—No. 2 white. *1.0801.09! Rye—No. 2 cash. $1.94. Barley—No. 2 cash. $1.63. Hay—$2.10.

/ " ■ Primary Markets.

[Thomson $ McKinnon's Wire]

Chicago ... Milwaukee Minneapolis Duluth St. Louis Kansas City Peoria .... Omaha . .. Indianapolis

Year ago

Chicago ... Milwaukee . Minneapolis Duluth ..., St. Louis .. Detroit .... Kansas City

Peoria

Apnl 13— ECE1PTS.

Wheat. Corn.

100

264

’23

.... 10 30

35 32

269

284

895 737 ♦ SHIPMENTS.

703

Oats. Flour.

5 1

Wheat. Corn. Oats. Flour.

385

clearances:

141 550

35 110

New York Cotton Futures. —April 13— f By Thomson Sc McKinnon Wire] Open. Higti. Low. Close. January ..... 32.70 33.33 32.63 33.20 March 32.00 32.35 32 00 32.50 May .. . 4l.3-> 41.68 41.00 41.5o July 38.75 39.29 38.00 39.25 August 37.05 37.05 36.95 •37.55 <S£b?" r .34 70 35 39 34.59 35|8 December 33 65 34 37 33.60 34.22

New Orleans Cotton Futures. —A mil 13—

January • March .. May July October . December

High. 33.05 82.40 40 HO 38.70 85.15 34.15

Low. 32.45 31JM *0.32 38.19 34.36 33.40

Cl Doing Bid. 33.05 32.40 40.80 38.70 35.12 34.07

Totals . . Year ago

Dom. Wheat. Oats. .. 87 8 ..416 [ 230

INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.

agar, 16c to 16%e. NEW YORK. April 13.—Raw sugar: firm centrifugal. 17.80c: fine granulated. 16.00® 10-5OC Futures were quiet this morning, with trading confined to the July position, which was 20 points higher on covering and buying toy commission boufira. prompted by the strength of the spot market. Sugar futures closed firm: sales. 1.150 terns: May. 18 06c: July. 18.40e: August, 18.45c: September. 1830c.

New York Dried Emits. NEW YORK. Apnl 13 Dies—Dull; Cahformsa. 17®21c. Prunes—Unsettled; 29c Oregon ll*@?6c

13.—Evaporated 13*018%c: St tiled; Cakfornias i

choice. 28c:

30® 33c.

'19c: choice.

29e;

18c:

34*e: seedless.

■hotee to 20® 27 c.

choice.

Liverpool ( et ton Lower. LIVERPOOL, totoes eaj io'w'V.>dd?S?^4^4d: good~*ordinary. 2i:i4d;l ordinary. 20.14d: sates. 3.000 bales, including 2.700 American: receipts. 17,000 bates, including I1.40O American; futures closed steady: April. 25.73d: May. 2536d; July. 2510d: October. 23.74d: December. 22.84: January. 22.64d; March. 22.24d.

TOLEDO. April 13.—doversced—Prime cash and April. $29.00. October, 92430: December. $23.10. AJtoke—Prime cash and April $31.00. Timothy—Prime cash. 1917 and 1918. $5-55; 1919. $5.55: April $5.05: May. $5.00: September. $6.00; October. $5DO: December, $5.75. DETROIT April 13.—Seeds—Prime red Hover $30.50. April $30: Ateike, $3150: Tinothy. $530 CHICAGO. April 13.—Seeds Timothy— $9.00® 12.00. Clover—$40.00 ® 53.00.

Egg Price. for eggs at

today to the lowest

a result of the

! paying 35

> rw L4>w wnoif wholesale buying pr

booses dropped todaj

since last July, as ;

go on freight. Dealers

freight.

a dasen for strictly

. Retail

embargo

to 36

are.

43 to 45 cents a dozen. The embargo has caused eggs to accumulate on the local mar

ket.

Sirup prices have been advanced 20 cents to $1.00 on a case at local wholesale grocerj

a result of toe higher prices for

1 Pinto beans

Michigan native and

[Special to The Indiana polls News] MUNCIE. LtO , Apnl 13.—An issue of Mxtoae city bonds amounting to $15,000 will be sold April 22. the receipte from which are to he paid as the city's share in the public's attempt to buy the Home Hospital here for $105 000. The city • bonded indebtedness now is $265,000.

—April 13— The bids for car lots of grain and hay at the call of the Indianapolis Board of Trade were: Corn—Firm: No. 3 yellow, $1.72® 1.72%; No. 4 yellow. $1.67. Oats—Firm: No. 2 white. $1.06*; No. 4 white. $1.05*. Hay—Strong; No. 1 timothy. $37,00® 3730; No. 2 timothy. $36.00 @3«.50; No. 1 light clover mixed, $30.00 03630: No. 1 clover mixed. $35.50 @ 36.00. —Inspections— Wheat—No. 4 red, 1 car; sample. 1 car. Total. 2 cars. Corn—No. 2 white, 2 cars; No. 3 white, 3 can; No. 4 white, 1 car; No. 3 yellow. 3 cars; No. 4 yellow, 1 car; No. 5 yellow. 1 car: No. 4 mixed. 2 cars. Total. 13 cars. Oats—No. 2 white. 19 cars; No. 3 white. 5 cars. Total 24 cars. Hay—No. 2 timothy. 3 cars. Total. 3 cars. PRICES AT THE HAY MARKET —April 13— The following are the Indianapolis prices on hay and gram by the wagon load: Hav—Loose timothy. $34.00 @35.00 a ion: mixed, $33.00 034.00; clover, $30 00 @33.00. Com—$1.70® 1.80 a bushel. Oats—$1 03 @1.06. Straw—Wheat, $8.00® 9.00 a ton: oats, $14.00015.00.

—April 13— In addition to 3.500 hoKs held over from Monday there were 400 fresh arrivals and when flhe trading ended practically all the supply was sold. Railroads are not receiving stock for Indianapolis delivery, but an embargo placed on the truck business late on Monday was canceled at noon Tuesday and enough stock should arrive in trucks anAother vehicles to accommodate the requirements of local killers until such time as there is a freer movement from the refrigerators of the different kinds of dressed meat. Buyers indicated they would absorb all the stock that may arrive in the truck division. After standing “pat” for several days with a bid of $15 aO for rhe light hogs, Kingan & Co. followed the smaller buyers and paid $16.00 for the kind that they could have bought ati that price on Monday Armour & Co., Hilgemeir Bros, and a few others opened the market by taking approximately 900 hogs averaging less than 225 pounds at $16.00 and Ringari & Co. then cleared the supply on that basis. Slightly heavier hogs sold at $15.75 to $15.90 On the order of owners a few loads of hogs were priced a* $16.50 to $17.00 and these together with some heavv stock for which buyers bid $15.00. were left unsold. The receipts of hogs at the principal distrlbuting < centers for two days were 55.000* against 173,000 the same time last week, 248,000 a year ago and 263,000 two years ago.

Hogs.

Good mixed. 140 lbs. up av..$13 50@16 00 Assorted. 140 to 225 lbs. av. 15 75 010 00 Assorted, 225 to 275 lbs. av.,15 25 015 75 Selected, 275 lbs, up 14 50 @15 00 Fat hogs, weighing down to 140 lbs 15 60 @16 00 Fat back pigs under 140 lbs. 14 60 down Light pigs 15 00 down Feeding pigs 15 00 down Sows, according to quality,. 10 00@12 00 Poor to best stags, 80-lb dock 10 00 @12 50 Sales in truck market 15 00 016 00 Best heavy hogs a year ago. . 20 85 Best tight hogs a year ago... 20 50 Bulk of sales a year ago. .. 20 50@20 80 In addition to several cattle carried forward from the last two or three days there were 100 fresh receipts, and at the close of trade, the pens were practically empty. At the start the demand was again confined to the female butcher stock and the low priced light steers at steady to higher prices than on Monday, and practically steady with final sales last week. Later in the day a local packer flirted with holders of several loads of steers and there was an agreement that moved most of the supply. There was considerable difference in the quality and finish of the offerings becauses steers averaging a fraction less than 1,100 pounds, sold from $11.25 to $12.50, nearly steady with the closing sales last week and probably 50c to 75c lower than the best time the early part of last week. About 100 calves were offered and sold from $15.00 down. Buyers required truck drivers to deliver the calves to the slaughtering place. There was no trading in feeding cattle. No sheep arrived.

Cattle.

KILLING STEERS—

Extra good. 1.300 lbs. up.. $13 75 Good to choice. 1,250 lbs. up 13 25

Common to medium. 1.250

lbs. up 12 50 0 18 25

Good to choice. 1.100 to

1.200 lbs 12 25012 76

Common to medium. 1,100

to 1,200 lbs 11 60012 00

Good to choice. 1,000 to

1.100 lbs 11 26011 76

Common to medium, 1,000 to

1.100 lbs 10 60011 25 Fair to good under 1,OCR) lbs. 10 00@11 00 Good to choice yearlings... 11 50012 76

HEIFERS

Good to best. 800 lbs. up.. 11 26 0 12 50 Common to medium, 800 lbs. up 9 60011 00 Good to best, under 800 lbs. 11 00013 00 Common to medium, under 800 lbs 8 00010 60

COWS—

Good to best. 1,050 lbs. up. .. 10 00011 00

Common to medium. 1.050

lbs.

Good to choice, under 1,060 Common to medium, under 1.060 lbs. Canners and cutters

BULLS—

lambs—Receipts,' 800: dull: unchanged. CLEVELAND. April 13 —Hogs—Receipte. 500; market strong: Yorkers. $17.50; mixed. $17.50; medium. $17.50; pigs, $10.50: roughs, $13.00; stags. $10.00. Cattle—Receipts. 150; market strong. Sheep and lambs—Receipts. 800; market steady; top. $18.50. Calves—Receipts, 250; mar-

ket steady: top, $21.00.

PITTSBURG, April 13. 500; higher: heavies.

Hogs—Receipts. [email protected];

heavy Yorkers. $18.50® 19.00: light York M $17.60018.00

001 eady Cal'

: top

ers. $18.00 @18.50 pigs. __

Sheep and lambs—Receipts light; stei sheep. $14.00; top Iambs, $19 00

None: higher; top. $19.50.

TOLEDO^ April 13—No live stock mar-

ket today rfecause of embargo.

PRODUCE

14 00 13 50

9 00® 9 76 9 60O10 00

8 50® 6 00®

9 25 8 00

Good to best. 1,300 lbs. up.. Good to choice, under 1.800 lbs Fair to medium, under 1,300

9 50010 00 9 000 9 60

lbs 8 600 9 00 Common to good bolognas.. 7 600 9 00

IB——

CALVE

Good to choice veals, under 200 lbs Common to medium veals.

under 200 lbs 10 00 Good to choice heavy calves. 9 00

Common to medium heavy

16 00016 00

114 00 111 00

WAGON WHEAT PRICES.

—April 13—

Indianapolis flour mills and grain eier». is Sii £ vn red. Other grades on their merits Chicago Potatoes Weaker. CHICAGO. April 13.—Potatoes weaker; receipts. 25 cars: northern round white, sacked, $6,75 0 7.00bulk. $6.9007.15: Kings sacked, $6.75. New Yerk Offer, 14%e. NEW YORK, April 13.—Coffee—Rio No. 7. 14%e. Futures steady; May, 14.29c; July. 14.51c. Cylinder aad Engine Oils. ‘ f [Indianapolis Wholesale Prices) OILS—Prices, f. o. b. Indianapolis: Cylinder. 84.7 @ 69.7c a gallon; engine. 38.7® 78.7c; dynamo. 38.7® 45.7c: turbine 44.7 0 86.7c; machine. 38.7048.7c; paraffin oils.

26.7031.7c.

BLACK OILS—Summer black, 18.7* gallon: winter black. 19 Se s gallon.

calves .. . ■ • •• • • ;■•••• _ ■ * 00® 9 00 STOCKERS AND FEEDING CATTLE— Good to choice steera. 800 lbs. up 10 00011 00 Common to fair steers, under 800 lbs 9 60010 00 Good to choice steers, under 800 Um 0 60010 00 Common to fair steers, under under 800 lbs 8 00 ® 9 00 Medium to good heifers.... 7 00® 8 00 Medium to good cows 6 00® 7 00 Good to choice milkers 110 00 0 136 00 Fair to medium milkers.... 76 000100 00 Stock calves. 250 to 400 lbs. 7 00010 60 Springers 7 50 ® 9 60

Sheep aad Lambs.

-Good to choice sheep 9 00010 00 Common to medium sheep... 6 00® 8 00 Western fed lambs 17 00 0 18 00 Good to choice lambs 16 50 017 OO Common to medium lambs.. 12 00 016 00 Bucks, per 100 lbs 7 000 8 00 Shorn stock valued about $3.00 a hundred lbs. lower than wool stock.

Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. April 13/—Cattle—Receipts. 4,000: beef steers ami butcher toe-stock mostly 25c higher: bulk steers. $12,250 13.75: best heavy. $14.75; top yearlings. $15.25: most butcher cows and heifers. $9.00 @ 11.00; canners. largely $5.0005.50. bulls steady; calves. $1 higher: bulk good and choice verniers. $13.00014.00; stockers

and feeders, nominal.

Hogs—Receipts 3.000: market active. 25 @40c higher top, $15.60: rough. $14.75<1 15.50: medium to best pigs. $13.00014.75. Sheep—Receipts, 7,000: market steady to 25c lower; best handy shorn lambs. $17.35 @17.30: others and heavy. $10.75017.00. Healthier conditions developing in Chicago

railroad strike' situation.

OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS. EVANSVILLE Ind., April 13—Cattle— Receipts, moderate market continues about steady just enough cattle coming to supply the local outlet. Choice prune steers. $12.25013.25: good to choice butcher steers. $11.25012.00: medium to good. $9.00010.25. Calve*—Receipte. tight: pens just about cleared: best calves selling $10.00 @11.00; medium. $9.00 down: plain to common hard to dispone of. Sheep and iambs— No receipte. Hog*—No fresh receipte: pen* about cleared today ; heavies and mixed packers. 160 to 25ft lbs.. $15.40: tight. 130 to 150 lbs.. $14215: heavy pigs. 90 to 120 lbs.. 912.25 tight pigs. $7.00010.00: roughs. 11c down, with dock on stags; choice heavies. 250 lbs. and up. $13A0@14JS5; half fat and piggy sows hard to find an out-

let for at any price.

t LOUISVILLE. April 13.—Hogs—Receipte. 554: no trading because of strike. Cattle— Receipts. 174; steers, $7300 13.25; bulls. $7.00@ 10.00: heifer* $730013.00: cows. $4.75 011.00. Calve*—Receipte. 229; best veals. $1130012 OO: medium $8,000 10.00; common. $5.0009.00. Sheep and

' ». $930: bucks. $7.00;

(The range of prices of eggs, butter and poultry is due to difference# in quotations by the various dealers.] EGGS—Indianapolis Jobbers offering country shippers for strictly fresh stock, delivered at Indianapolis, 35 036c a dozen, loss off. POULTRY—Jobbers' buying prices for poultry, delivered at IndTanapoUa: Fowls. 33@35c: large broilers, 60c; roosters. 170 18c; stags. 18c; turkeys. 30 038c; ducks. 20 0 22c: geese. 18020c; squabs, a dosen. 11 lbs. to the dosen, $7.50. BUTTER—Jobbers' buyings prices for packing stock, delivered at Indianapolis, 33® 35c. Jobbers' selling prices for creamery butter: Fresh prints, 66®68c; storage butter. June creamery. 69c. CREAM—Indianapolis buyers paying 67 @ 68c a pound for butter fat, delivered at Indianapolis. CHEESE—Jobbers' selling prices: Domestic Swiss. 60062c; New York full cream. 35c; brick. 30031c; Wisconsin Umburger. 37 038c; Wisconsin daisies. 35c; New York hmburger. 37 @ 38c: Long Horn. 34036c; Neufchatel. large, $2.06; small, $1.05. NEW YORK. April 13.—Butter—Firm; receipts. 573: creamery higher than extras. 75* ® 76c: creamery extras (92-score). 76c: packing stock, current make. No. 2. 400 41c. Eggs—Firm; receipts. 7.517; fresh gathered firsts. 45* 047c. Cheese—Firm: receipts. 122. Live poultry—Firm; stags, 40c; fowls. 60c; old roosters, 30c; turkeys. 40 0 45c. Dressed—Firm; stags, froten. 37 0 43c: fowls, frozen, 31043c; old roosters, frozen, 28 029c. CINCINNATI. April 13.—Butter—Creamery. 61®67c; fancy dairy. 60c; packing stock. 20® 40c. Poultry—Fowls, 85c: springers. 40@55c; roosters, 21c; stags, 26c; ducks, white. 33036c; colored. 29c; geese, 16025c; turkeys,/hens, 40o; guineas, youngs dozen. $6.00. Eggs—Fresh gathered extra firsts. 40c; firsts. 39c; ordinary firsts, 38c; seconds. 39c; goose eggs. $1.00; duck eggs. 45c. CLEVELAND. April 13—Butter—Cream 27;, IP. A® 1 *- **»*•»•. 71* 072c; packing, 35 * @40*c. Eggs—Southern and western, firsts^ new cases, 42c. Poultry—Chickens.

companies are moving * few cars of parishable articles from the yards to city track* but receipte are low. The Texas potato crop, which will come on the market about the middle of May. is not counted on by local dealers to gaoe the situation. They say that all of th* leading buyers in the country will compete for the crop because report* are coming in from ail points that the gen eral crop Is exhausted. A wholesaler said that ht expects to se# $12 00 potatoes until

July, when the new crop arrive*.

The season for Florida oranges la over. The demand ta strong for California navels.

A shipment of Georgia asparagus sells at

$4.00 a crate.

6fi*llote from Louisiana are priced at $16.00 to $18.00 a barrel.

CORN AND WHEAT BULLETIN For the twenty-four hours ending at 7 a. m.. ninetieth meridian time. April 1*:

Stations of IndiHiiapo.j* District.

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COASTAL CRUDE OIL HIGHER

HOUSTON. Tex.. April 13—The Gul: Pipe Company announced an advance of 50<on coastal crude, effective today, bringing tho price to $3 a barrel. Other companies operating tn the coastal fields are expected to meet the advance. Pentiums over the posted price of $2.50 have been paid by many buyers for the last several days.

New York Dry Goods. NEW YORK. April 13 —Trad# In dry goods is quiet, owing to the uncertainty of shipments. Cotton goods steady and yarns firmer in spinning centers. Raw silk easier and fine dreis goods firm. Jobbers reported a moderate business.

keys. 35 0 40c LOUISVILLE, April 13.—Poultry—Hens. 33c: medium springers, 35045c; ducks. 25cj geese, 26c; roosters, 16c: guineas, $7.60 a dozen turkeys. 40c. Butter—Packing stock. 35c; creamery. 68c. Eggs— Candled, 38c. LAFAYETTE. Ind.. April 13.—Packers' buying prices: Butter—30c. Eggs—Fresh. 38c. Poultry—Old cocks. 13c; fowls, 250 30c; old tom turkeys, 26c: hen turkeys. 35c: ducks. 15c; geese. 15c; fancy stock worth more. CHICAGO, April 13.—Butter—Higher; creamery. 46 @ 63c. Eggs—Higher—Receipts. 18.645 cases: firsts. 40040*c: at mark cases included. 37*089*. Poultry —Higher; alive, springs, 38c; fowls, 41 %c. KANSAS CTY, April 13—ButterCreamery firsts. 61c: second. 68c; packing •iock. 36c. Eggs—Current receipts, a case. $11.60; firsts. 40c. Poultry—Hens, 34e: broilers, 45c: springers, 40c; roosters, 16 %c. ST. LOUIS. April 13.—Poultry—Hens, 30c: springs. 40c; turkeys. 44c; ducks. 33c; Geese, 18c. Butter—Creamery, 63c. Eggs— 37c. TOLEDO, April 13.—Butter—Brick creamery. 73c. Eggs—Selected, strictly fresh, 46c.

DRY GOODS PRICES HIGHER

Brown and bleached muslins. bleached cambric, hospital gauze, ticking and brown bunting have been advanced in price at local wholesale dry goods houses. Dealers say that the advance was necessary because of higher prices at the mills. They see no relief from high quotations, but predict even prices In the next few weeks. Increases m brown muslins run from 1 to 2 * cents a yard; In bleached muslins. * to l cent; bleached cambrics. 1 to 2 cents: hospital gauze. * to 1 cert; ticking. 1 to 5 oenta, and brown bunting. * to I cent.

pnt.Tj» a present higher The 1

> Chicago Grain Stocks.

CHICAGO. April 13,—Wheat stocks in all positions in Chicago decreased 74.000 bushels last week, corn 93,000 bushels and oats 145.000 bushels. Rye increased 33.000 bush, els and barley 115,000 bushels. Details follow, last three ciphers omitted except in

the totals:

Public-Private. Total. Last rear.

Wheat ...2.558 5.992 8.560.000 12.086.000 Corn .... 06 1.072 1.167,000 403.000 Gate .... 650 2.219 2.869.000 3.203.000 Rye 408 1.242 1,740.000 2.674.000 Barley ... 283 480 772,000 3.065,000

Canadian visible supply of wheat decreased

37.000 bushels last week and oats 112,000

bushels. Details follow;

Last wk. Prev. wk. Last year. Wheat ...11.101.000 11,228,000 43.247.000 Oats 4.104.000 4.216.000 6.442.000 Barley .. 2.129,000 2.023,000 6.199.000

Calf Skin Prices Gower.

A decline of 8 cents a pound in Mo. I and No. 2 calfskin has been made in the buying price by local dealers. The new

quotations are 37

respectively.

and 35* cents a pound.

Umbs—Best sheep. $9.00: bucks. $7.00; best fall lambs. $17.00018.00: tighter, $12,000 14.00; choice spring lambs. $25.00030.00. DETROIT. April 13.—Cattle—Receipte, 510: market strong and $2.0008.00 high er than last week on account of the

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