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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1920.

MTS OF BREAK IN STRIKE FAVOR MS

New York Stock Prices

On Local Stock Exchange

POOLS

BUSY BOOSTING LATIVE SHARES.

Ata*.** ... 0 ’T

: SI

Am. Beet Surar.102 8PECU' Am. c. A r\.. . 143

Am. Can

Thomson A McKinnon a Wire} —Apnl 14—

rh. Low. ca

National Motor advanced 2 point* at , Wednesday s meetma of the Indianapolis 1 Stock Security Truat. 1 point, and

83%

Indianapolis

Ra,iway. % pmnL

MONEY AT 12 PER

j Atlantic

CEMT.IaS. f;«

144% 143 48% 48% 104% 102%

„„ jy 49% Sulf' ! :i71% 173% 170%

«. A L 23 25 % 25 23 .» H.AL.. pfd.115% 115% 114% 114% AML lee 48% 48 Am. Linseed ... 82 82 91 81% Am. Locomotive 19*% 108% 108% 108% Am. smelting ..87% 88% 67% 67%

A«. Sugar 141% 142% Am Steel Eds. . . 46 46% Am. TeL A Tei 86% 96% Am. Sumatra T.101% 101%

The average price of twenty indos- Am. Wool ,....134 134% trial stock* Tueaday waa 104-il, np f Am. Drug Syn.. 13% 13% .♦7 per cent. The average price of’Am. Zinc A L . 1S%

Average Stock Prices

per cent. The average

twenty active rail* waa <4.M, up .10

per cent.

The aggreaaive operations of ball pool* contributed largely to the further advance of speculative issue* in Wednesday'* stock market; public interest also proving a factor. Sales approximated 1.258,000 shares. NKW YORK. April H.—Overnight advices interpreted as pointing to a tk in the railroad strike gave 1m

sis Am. Bosh .121% sskirar-isi ffS 1 Btook. Bap Tran 15 Caw Pacific ...120% & Hi Bi™ SS «

c..

m ........ SPflRi .... v.. R 1 A P. . to the general advance of prices ] Chino Copper at the active opening of today** stock Chile Copper market. Food and shipping *hare* Coaaal. «•*

th Cuba C. Sugar 58%

jCrucj'tde Steel I

equipment* made- similar gains. 1 c^L f r od a„'.„. Outstanding features included the . Jr_

gaLSAfu^'^w.'Sia gj-

Pan-American and Mesican Potro- j Erie 1st pfd. .. 21 leums, Texas Co., Crucible. Van*- y. Wool worth . 13u dium and Republic Hi eels. Baldwin i General Motor* 359 Locomotive. American Tobacco 8e- J Ge». Electric ,.154% curittes and Retail Storee. Goodrich . ^. 70%

The market continued active a*

higher levele throughout the morning S*,. > ofth- pfd-^. <6% Stock* of companies which have de-l i

dared or contemplate declaring stock 5*1 dividends, notably American Tobacco. IVoolworth and Union Bag and Paper were prominent at gains of 6 to «

Oil* became the foremost feat further heavy buying of the group. Automobile shares

13% 13% 13% IP 18% 18% 04 03 03% 82 81% 81% .... .... 121 00% 07% P8% 148% 140% 141% , »-% « a* <r * C aWf

38% 33 15 14

%.S8 5J5 65% L-i , 30% 36% 158% 157" r4* isa 50 57% 64% 03% sa fsa Df ' &S l

Railway snd Light com. Railway and Light pfd

17oC mop is A Miwtbwestern ptd-

Indpie A Soathr—tern pfd.

-* luhsnsnolts Street Ry.. . - -

Terre Haute Tr and L. pfd. T. Haute. Indpls. A B com. T. Haute, Indpls. A E. pfd. Utuun iravf.uk kkuiuia c«oa.

1An ■ Union Trac. of Ind. 1st pfd. 1 i2w Unioo Tree, of Ind. 2d pfd..

76% 1 ]gi MeOaneoue— Advance-Rumeiy Co. com... Advacce-Rumely Co. pfd....

*50%

*5%

Oeoeoung Co. pfd.... Belt Railroad common ... Belt Railroad pfd. SSS STty.f’ifS::: Citizens Gas. prior to 1017. ClUes Service common ... Cities Semes pfd. Dodge Mfg. Co pfd

cSLii::::

Indiana Hotel pfd

iii 53%

L8% illS

nr 64 l

36% j la a l>ia

PRICES UP5010756

EMBARGOES ON SHIPMENTS LIFTED BY SEVERAL ROADS.

CATTLE UP 25 TO 50 CENTS

Receipts of Live Stock

Following is * statement of receipts at the mdU ana poll* livestock market for period*

““Si.

Eat. Wednesday

Offie l wk ago 8.000 8ame day 19 8.130 Wk thus far. 2.542 Same last wk 16.003 Same time 19 21.004

Cattle. Calves. Sheep. 100 50 20 1.818 658 56 1.341 404 63

383 5.404 4.101

Indiana National Life .. Indiana Title Guaranty

•*' Mth to date. >• Same 1010.

50.389 12.785 01.640 13.501

367 33 1.001 116 1.308 268 0.577 041 6.415 1.136

P pehne Co.

Co com.

Telephone Co pfd.

Merchants P. Utility Co. pfd.

.National Motor Company

-*>i% National Underwntiog .

Public Seeing* Ranh Fertiliser pfd. ... Standard Oil of Indiana

46 27%

11020 so far 727.792 100 214 47.871 30.985 Same 1919 824.338 106.002 38.547 13.246

foist*, turea o

M e * 11

strong Oonen furth* profits mttKM

gthar ral i

\ti' r .uVr!°

points for

IBM denoted

tlation. Soiling for

moderate reaction* before noon. Call ^ per cent, and LibVictory notes were

K C.

SL...

Dutch ...110

*8*

IMii

>?§

,iS4

M 5

5S2SI, I? Belly -Springfield 134 Kb3i

Lehigh WitiftiW

Me* Petrol.

M. M. ctf* M. M. pfd. cifs..

considerably at

it taking in rails ; Ohio Gee VWI moderate advaneon. Mo. fas. .. morning fn equipment*.! Midvale Steel. ^shared and Bpecialtles M. K. A T.

106% 207« « 5!l 43 48

134 134% 78% 78% 44% 44% 86 % iii* iii 14 42% 42%

8 ?

money rose

w of the 12 per cent, call and Intimations of hlghdlacount*. the market y upward progress in th# igs. The closing was

to I Nat En A 8t _ IS- T. Cen. .

National Lead

Nor. A Wr*t .

J^Cowml

Reads la New Verb. A McKinnon * WUel

is Wire)

Fierce-Arrow.... 68

Prnn B*®. Ry. 8t. Sprti

Sr'.'A

70% 72% 80%

nit 71% 80%

4 ifi

I .j r i?

m m M

t-O. . . . r.^ FWdt..

Te*ae

. : 'S'*

79%

122% 122% 73 73 208 % 208% 28 23% 41% 42% 218 219

si ia

10. 1.000

dtfST.. 90%,**' :—:

86% 85 M% *

123 tins

LIBERTY BOND PRICES

NEW

1 Prices

00.66;

YORK April today were recond 4*.

4%». 87.44; third 4%*, 87.84; Victory

4%s. 96.50.

w.-end fourth Victory

14 —-Liberty b< tiiTsS’-'t

4%« 55:

Rig Sleek Dividend.

TORE. April 14.—A stock dlvicent, on the capital stock sg snd Paper Company has >y the board of directors. Will be made next month, it is

C&nadi&n

Canadian db. w\. a,

g-km^v isi cr ofpU* £ St. X5“l9‘’X Coruwlidatcd Gs* 7a 192o . SttUt iTiwi) IS if: !S5!

T|1

1JI7

Japanese 4%s July 1923.. Moline 7*. Sept. 1. 1920 ... MoUne 7s, 8#pt. 1. 1021. .. Moline 7s. Sept. 1. 1022

list at once He also withdrew application MoUne 7s, Sept 1. for the It sting of 30.000 additional shares 7 ‘- 1 *

Ryan Wishes to Taks Stutz Stock Off Exchange List

NEW TORE. April 14.—Allan A. Ryan ' followed up hi* resignation from the York Stock Exchange by asking the I of governors to remove stock of the Motor Car Company from the exchange

I SIR

Sterling Fire insurance 8% 8tuu Motor Company JsasE$2ry.“:::: .8 isasrapass.;:: l 8. Vandsiis Coal pfd V and alt a Coal com - Wabsah Railway com 8 Wabash Railway pfd A.... 25 -

Bank and Truat Companies

Banker*J1m#t C Company’"I.* IS City Trurt Corupany 83 Coomcrcial National Bank 68 Conunenui National Bank.. 111% pdeUty ■Sust CoSpIny^!" S3 Fletcher Am. National Bank 287 G2Sr Jfulsa 18 KTY.JrSxSSSPtmk'.; IS? MitAM. K.n.iuT Buk... 969 National City Baplt 115 Peep es State Bank 176

Trust Company 118

i and Trust Co. 90

■STCSXdi::: !8* Broad Ripple 6s . . ■ 69 Citizens Street Railway 8*.. 79 Otfsmis Gas 5s 79 Indiana Coke and Gas Co 6s 81 tod. Creek Oosl and Min. 0s 00 Indians TniOn Traction 8s Indiana Northern 5*....... 37% Indpls. Coi A Southern 5* 88 Indianapolis A Greenfield 6s 92 indnl*. A M*rttn*rtlle 6a... 67 XndlanapoU* Northern 5s... 37% Indpls A Northwestern 5* iSSt.. ypSTI £&:•.■. Indpta. Jtreet 9.1I-.T 4... ndpla Trsc A Term 6*.. 65 Kokomo. Marion A W. 6s.. 83% Terre Haute Ipdnl* A E. 5s ... Union Trac. of Indiana 0s.. ... Indianapolis Gas 6s 73% i£££*L$?aSi S«t-5.:: % Indianapolis Water 6e...... 89 KSjpaSlii: 8 New Telephone let 6* 95 New Tel—Long EM*. Be 03% Southern Indiana Power 6a. 01

LIBERTY BONDS.

Liberty 3%s 95.00 Liberty Iri 4s 90.40 Liberty 2d 4# 87^»o

'74

295 216 iia%

*80

Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Victory Victory

1st 4 %s.. 2d 4%s.. 3d 4%S. . 4th 4%*.

90.30 87.40

87.05ri

06 60 96.76

9640 ii:8 5??f IF:? 4 . 8:8

SHORT TERM NOTES

[National City Company] —April 14-

Bid.

Am. Cotton Oil 6s. 1924 04 ' Am. Tobac. 7s Nov. 1. 1020 99% < Am. Tobsc. 7s. Nov. 1. 1921 99% Am. Tobac. 7a Nov. 1. 1922 90% Am. Tob. 7s. Nov. 1. 1023 00% Ang.rr.8s, Oct. 15. 1020.. Amour 6s. June 15, 1920-24 Beth. Steel 7a July 15. 1022 Beth. Steel 7s. July 15. 1023 Belgian 6s. 1P21 Belgian 6a. 1925 isas-llt ag v«l; Canadian as. Oct. 1. 1921

5s. Oct. 1. 1926.. 5s. Oct. 1. 1921. .

ss?i

taken by rot of the Sluts chairman I

Six and two-tenths

ill?

this action was

of the executive committee directorate, of which he Is P. U. DT3%*.Deel5.1023

to rise jgs %e’iX‘jS‘&srJ? • k *~

of 1 Pot

■hare* of Stuts, soldi

auction today, ex-stock dividend of 20 omit., brought 5700 a share. The proe rading on the exchange wae sus-

waa 361

pended

brought 701 at auction about a

COTTON PRICES IRREGULAR

NEW YORK.

April 14 —The cot rrssL

on msrwith a during re!-

E,rs : i“ h '

i m iU

97% 100%

INVESTMENT INVITATIONS

May touching 4130c and

The Fletcher Savings sad Trust Company an dthe Fletcher American Bank offer 825.000.000 live-year, 7 per cent, convertible gold notes of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company at 07% and interest to yield more than 7.8 per cent. The company has extensive holdings in Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas. Oklahoma and Texas. Lee. Higgineon A Co. and the Fletcher Savings sad Trust Company offer $2 000 000 ten-year. 7 per cent, convertible sinking fund gold debenture bonds of the Air Rcdu.-uon Company. Inc., of New York, at 07 and accrued interest, to yield about 7.45 per cent. The bonds mature April 1. 1030. The eomwhich was incorporated in 1015. with

—Hog* at Eleven Estimated Wednesday .., day last week ..., Same day 1019 Same day 1918 Week thus far Same last week Same time 1019 Same time 1918 Year to date Seam time 1919 Seme time 1918 Same time 1917

Markets—-

33.000 93.000 101.000 124.000 87.000 274.000 362 000 387.000

450; market active, 50c 6 $1.00 higher than l«t Thursday; top- steers. $14.50: hulk. rling steers and hetf1 to 1335; good to ... .. __8j>0. al>sep-"R>-ceipts. 100; few sales fat lambs around 75c higher: hot offered at $19.50; 500 fat Texas goats. $8.25: market active and all holdings

moved.

LOUISVILLE, April 14.—Hog*—Receipts 748; trade still unsettled. Cattle— Receipts. 71; stem, $730® 1030: bulls. $7.50 to 935; heifers. $8.00 to 10.30; cows. $5.00« 9.00. Calves—Receipts. 392; best veals. $11.50 to 12.00; medium to good. $8 00@ 10.00: common. $5.00® 6.00. Sheep and Ismb-—Receipts. 1.000; best sheep, $9.00- bucks, $7.00 down; beet fall lambs. $17.0061830: lighter $12.00 to 14.00; spring lambs. $25.00 to 30.00.

MODERATELY BULLISH IN

ST. LOUIS.

14—H

150; strong to 40c higher, sales insufficient to justify

lions. Cattle—Reeei

Hog.*—K

: top, detailed

1 quota-

ieeeipts. none; few sales of

holdover storee; medium and good. $12.25to

Receipts. $16.00:

BELIEF THAT RECEIPTS WILL CONTINUE SMALL.

PRODUCE

poultry i* due to difference* in

the vanos* dealers )

EGGS—Indianapolis jobbers offering couatn- Btuppcre for strictly fresh stock, deliv-

««d ^*t Indianapott*. 35to30c POULTRY—Jobbers' buying

•* Indianapo.... .

32«35c; large brolters. 60c: roosters, ,17to 18<; Stag* 18c; turkeys, 30% 38c; ducks.

butter and «auUUont

a dozen.

eHUt

WHEAT EXPORT PRICE HIGH

CHICAGO. April U.—Pullish sent!ment predominated in the corn market and prices advanced to a moderate

13.50: common. $9.50tol0.75l light weight.} K was a widely accepted common and medium. $7.504t 1150; butch- opinion that receipts were likely to he er cattle, heifers. $7.75to 14.00: cows. $7.50 : small for a considerable time even £$11 Sll( k 6P MM fi606ipt8, nOTIf? ‘ HO S&icB* a Yt *y t R A cswwriA^la w«%*aaw*e» «s4v*tlyE> r»m r%\ A t n

to 11.50

PITTSBURG. April 14.—Hogs—Receipts, 500. higher: heavies. $16.75617.25; heavy Yorkers. $19.00« 19.25; light Yorkers. $18.00to 18.50; pigs. $17.50to 18-00. Sheep and lambs—Receipts. 200: steady; top sheep. $14.00; top lambs. $19.00. Calvee— Receipts. 3.300: steady: top. $19.50.

BL'TTEA ^Dbbrr, bujrllw, prl«* l®r I***ju , W Stock. deUvered at Indians^r.tis, 33 o 35c Jobbers' selling price* for creamery butter: Fresh prints. 60667c; storage

bU A o£, 045 . ereanwy. 59c.

CRLAM—Indianapolis buyers paying 67 to 68c a pound for butter fat. delivered at

[IndianapoUs.

ELSE—Jobbers selling* prices: Domes

New York full creab.

Cauliflower Season Ending

wiasoii*-

.... rr'fti 1 !

In "4k 'ifit "Of pkkk artf rise

stou row are esuhflower sno tumlp*. W fpsaon for cauUfiower la almost over. A shipment Of Afteen crates of California

«><u* -acne in WadunrJjy.

j Irebrrg lettuce, a recent arrival, pells at

unchanged pnea 80.00 a crate.

There is little change in the potato totu*-

Uoo. either as to receipt* or prices. \

Illinois sends button radishes at 0100 a dowen, and domestic French endive at 75c

a pound. 1

tie Swiss,

BUFFALO. April 14.—Cattle—Receipts. 300; steady. Calvee—Receipts. S00 : 50c higher, $8.00 to 19.50. Hogs—Receipts.

Umburter. 371*38c; Lon* Horn. 34to35c; Neufchatel. large. $2.05; small. 01.05. CINCINNATI, April 14.—Butter—Creamery. 61 to 67c: fancy dairy. 60c: packing

iSS,

after the switchmen’s strike came to an end. Much notice, too. was taken of tha fact that exporters were pay60 cents or more above** the esiished minmum for wheat. Opening corn prices, which ranged from

were followed by gains all around. ; ducks, white. 33to 35c: colored. 29c; gocse ■ A temporary reaction took place on! I«to25cii turkeys, hens, 4uc: guineas.

» c ®o«nt‘of'reports VhaV a^purchase of j -TO^r'd«sen““$67<W.^lirg»e—F

Umbo Vccipt* ^®io 80 °JSr 350.000 bushels of oats for France had ! wed extra firsts. 40c: 8rsts. 39c

lambs sold late yesterday at 523.00.

TOLEDO. April 14.—Hogs—Receipts light: market strong: heavies, $1550to 16.00. mediums. $17.00« 17.50; York®*, $1750; good pig*. $14.00toIS.fo. Calve*,

strong. Sheep, steady.

—April lA-

Embargoes against the shipments of live stock into Indianapolis have been lifted on all divisions of the Pennsylvania and the Big Four, on the Monoq and Illinois Central railroads and it was expected at the yards that the C., L & W. and the L. E. A W. would raise the embargo late In the day. This would give free access for inbound business but the situation regarding outbound shipments is no better. Only one road, the Big Four as far as Cleveland, is accepting eastern shipments of live

stock.

In raising the embargoes the railroads specifled they would not receive business from connecting lines. Receipts of all kinds of live stock at the local market on Wednesday were small, 400 hogs, 100 cattle, 50 calves and 10 sheep, and only 630 hogs and a few cattle, calVes or sheep were held over from the day before. Hog buyers who were out of the market on Tuesday started the trading on the midweek market and bought a drove of more than 200 light hogs at $16.50, ah advance of 50c. About the same time a smaller packer paid $16.75, and subsequently several more loads sold at that price. Sellers asked up to $17.00. Only a few hogs were left unsold. Heavy hogs sold late Tuesday at $15.00, and on a 50c higher basis the Wednesday range in sales would have been $15.50 to $16.60, with $16.75 the outside price. There were no well defined prices for pigs, and sows sold frOm $12.50 down. The Indianapolis Abattoir Company was the only one of the three leading local killers that was in the market. There were 10.000 more hogs in eleven markets than on Tuesday, but the total for three days was only 87.000 hogs, against 274,000 the same time last week. 362,060 a year ago and 887.000 two years ago. Chicago Price Current aaya: Packing hog*. 440.000. against 479.000 last week. Total for the season. 3.316.000; year ago. 3.481.000. . " Hogs. Good mixed. 140 lb*, up av.$16 00618 60 Asaorted. 140 to 225 lbs. v. 16 50616 75

Sell* Hog for $10,000.

{Special to The Indianapolis News) SOUTH BEND, Ind.. April 14.—Charles

11 148 000 S^Wh/^Brothere! of^ML Cimel.' 10 970 000 111 • ® ono-yew-old hog for $10,000. said to

9 608 000 ** t* 1 ® •wrest price ever paid for a hog of that age. Reish makes a speciality of breed®

ing high grade swine.

15 751 15 501

AMOrted, 225 to 275 lbs Selected. 275 lbs. up Fat hogs, weighing down

140 lbs 16 25016 50 Fat hack pigs, under 140 lb*. 15 50 down Light pig* ; 15 00 down Feeding pigs 15 00 down Sows, according to quality.. 10 00012 50 Poor to best stags, 80-lb dock 10 00 Q12 60 Sales in truck market 16 50 to 16 50 Besl. heavy hogs a year ago. 21 05 Beet light hogs a year ago. 20 00 Bulk of sales a year ago 20 75621 00 Hardly enough cattle were on sale to give A definite general idea of the relative position of prices, but a gain of 25 cents to 50 cents was indicated. Practically all the cattle held over have now been sold The unusually small run of veals cleared promptly at a general advance of $1.00 with sales at $17.00 down. The feede* sit

uation was unchanged.

Osttls.

8TBE.R8— 1.300 lbs. up

fja *iista 8

IS 50# 19 08

KILLING

Extra good, 1,300 lbs. up Good to choice. 1,250 lbs Common to modi urn. lbs. up .... - _ Good to choios, 1.100

&F8 iLii law w “

£&* XiiiitMi* 11 7 ‘ 1.100 lbs 10 80011 S3 Fair to good under 1.000 lbs. 10 00011 00

Good to choice yearlings... "* -

HEIFERS—

Good to best. 800 lbs. up.. Common to aaedium. 800 lbs. «*>••• • - • • • - — • • • •• Good to best, under 800 lb*. Common to medium, under 800 lb* Good ULteet. 1.050 lb*, up. f's.rnmnr, to medium. 1.050 Good to 'choioa under i'.OOO !ba. ••*••••••«•••*»••»«• Common to aaedium. under 1.080 lb*. Cannera snd cutters

BULLS—

Good to best. 1.300 lbs. up.. Good to choice, under 1.000 lb* Fair to medium, under 1.800

lbs 8 800 8 00 Common to good bolognas.. 7 500 9 oq

CAL YES—

Good to choice veal*, under

200 Ibe. ... • • vfr-• - - • • 15 500 17 00

Common to medium Teals,

under SOO jbs. . 10 00014 00 Good to choice heavy calves. 9 00toll 00

Common to medium heavy

calves ....... 8 000 8 00 STOCKERS AND FEEDING CAntE—

Good to choice steers. 800

lbs. up v - 10 00011 00

Common to fair steers, under

11 50

11 26010 60 0 50011 00 11 00013 00 8 00010 80 10 00011 00 0 000 » 70 9 50010 00 8 500 0 06 • 000 t 00 9 60 010 00 9 000 0 $0

eastern belt sectoens led paay. which was incorporated in 1»15. wtu prices steadied up short-. it* suaidimias. manufactures and sells oxy

nitrogen snd other _ cutting and welding

and

equip-

nff again

quiet. *

j M\

was fully'as bu'.hsh as antiapaled'and'nmst up to 41 60c and October to 35 33c. or a

i points of th r. however, th^

iu -^«^j FREEZ | NG WEATHER HALTS

INDIANA FARMERS’ WORK

—

IM 1

■MpSH

totems' 'y* - f MaatAMM

:xmhi

—

; n •-* '-a;')#!

kg and bee Early Frails •or to Fair.

weather and crop con-

in Indiana for the week, ending by the Indianapolis weather bu-

H is as follows: ' * r

I Temperature were below freezing on

ere irregular during tha moat days of the week, averaging about 9 May sold off from 41.60c degrees below normal for the entire period. •her from 35 .35c to 35 05c. General rains marked the dosing days, snd •de buying tm the decline there was much snow on the ground in-f canners. firm:

with active northern eeqboos at the beginning.

Is above last night s final fig-1

oolituMd firmness of tbs stock : Th* » also a factor oe toe midday} driionr i gh demand failed to hroadea 1 Tuesday.

800 lbs.

Good to choice steers, under 000 lbs. Common to fair steer*, under under 000 lbs Medium to good heifer* Medium to good cows Good to choice milkers. Pair to medium milker*

0 50010 00 0 50010 00

8 00< 7 00 ( 6 00<

110 004

75 004

1 »> (k «■ w m uc(». "arvv* mp

Tesh gith

wrwvI 350,000 bushefs of oats for France had ! ^e<l «tra first* 4oc: fireli, 39c: ordinary wo ° 1 been cancelled. -Jt was said, however. ; ?"i s - ««>nd*. 39c; goo*e eggs. $100.

that the purpose of cancelling was to

use the ocean tonnage to ship wheat ^ NEW TORR,

and rye to France. Corn closed ner- r^' lpt -i veus. %c to F%c net higher, with ,ras 7fl May Jl.67% to $1.67% and July, $1.60%

to $1.61.

In oats as well as in corn, offerings were light. After opening

chan at 85

to harden. . ... High quotations on hogs helped to lift provisions. Grain strength was

*Sfi

BfiSS

SIDELIGHTS ON MARKETS

—April 14— Reports on toe Chicago Board were that the French government was cancelling orders for large quantities of oats.

declares regular

Gillette Safety Razor

—terlv di^ J

$1.00.

n^rtwly) dividend $2.50 and an extra divi-

Reports from northwest

in spring wheat acreage, d. Recent rains west and

Price Current:

indicate reduction . Seeding oats delayed,

southwest have improved the condition of winter wheat, which is probably now somewhat higher than indicated by government

as of April 1.

The Chicago live stock trade is apprehensive of a glut when the embargo is lifted. Cattle and hogs have banked up in country. This accumulation in Chicago territory estimated at 150,000 cattle and 300,000 hogs. Apprehension exists that the common price of hogs will drop to $12.00.

Thomson A McKinnon—The rally in lard looks purely technical, natural reaction in sympathy with a little higher prices for hogs. The situation remains very bearish on account of the extraordinary large stocks

of lard and poor demand.

Kansas City wires; Export bids here.

$3.02 for wheat. Every few days we get ad-1 $1.00%

ditional dividends and this will continue un- * til the list is complete. It is one of the chief influences back of the market and one of the reasons why no serious attention is paid to temporarily bearish developments such as the present railroad strike.

{By Thomson 4 McKinnon’s Wire) —April 14—

RYE—Open.

High.

. Low.*

Close. 1 94%

May 1 93 1 93% July 1 87 % CORN—

1 95%

1 92%

I 89%

1 86%

1 88%

May 1 67% 1 07

1 68

1 06% t

1 67% 1 07%

July 1 60% I 00

1 61%

I 59%

1 61 1 00%

Sept. 1 55% 1 55 OATS—

1 50%

1 54%

1 60 1 56%

May. 95 %

93%

95%

95 July. ■''83% 85% Sept, 73 PORK—

86% 1

85%

95% 86 %*

73%

72%

73%-

May 37 001

36 70

30 70

July 37 20* LARD—

37 50

37 16

27 16t 19 42 i

May 19 50 19 60

19 65

19 42

July 20 30

20 42

20 22

20 25

Sept 20 97 RIBS—

21 05

20 87

20 87*

May 18 30

18 32

18 18

18 18*

July 18 90

18 90

18 70

18 70*

Sept 19 20*

....

— .

19 I2f

•Bid tAsk. 1 Nominal.

Chicago Cash Grain.

CHICAGO, Apri’ 14.—Wheat—No. 1 northern spring, $2.75; No. 2 northern spring. $2.70. Corn—No. 2 mixed, $1.68

No. 3 yellow, $1.68. Os

fl.oiei.oi%; No.

Ryu not

Argentine freight rates are clming.

steadily de-

barley cr °p i« estimated at

40.000.000 bushels, compared to 26,000,000

last year.

May corn reached $1.83 last

year.

. A Chicago statistician figures for May lard figures $1.30 for o

that com.

Bgfular quarterly dividend of $2 declared

on Woolworth common.

CORN AND WHEAT BULLETIN For the twenty-four hours ending at 7 A m., ninetieth meridian time. April 14:

Station* of Indianapolis District.

South Bend . . . Ft. Wayne Wheatfield Royal Center... Marion ....... Lafayette Farmland Indianapolis ... Cambridge City. Terre Haute . . Bloomington .. Columbus Vincennes P»oIi Evansville ....

’ieiiipei*-

ture.

S !

20 |

'49

25 30

LFrost

Clear Clear

HFrost

Clear

HFrost HFrost HFrost HFrost HFrost HFrost

Clear

LFrost K Frost HFrost

J. H. ARMINGTOl*.

FLOUR PRICES HIGHER. Output Remains Steady Despite Car Shortage sad Strike*. [Special to The Indianapolis News] MINNEAPOLIS. April 14.—The Northwestern Miller’s weekly review of the flour trade says: Flour prices have gone up 10c to 25c a barrel in the last week, reflecting the strength and tear city of good milling wheat. The demand for patents has been light but sufficiently improved over the extreme dullness of recent week* to indicate a coining revival In domestic demand. Clears tionally good he^car shortterfered with the operations of some of the mills but in general the output has remained fairly steady. The Kansas-Okla-boma hard winter wheat mills reported an output last week representing 47 per cent, of capacity. The Ohio valley soft winter wheat mills 44 per cent, and the spring wheat mills, 34 per cent.

7 00 ( 7 504

Stock calves. 250 to 400 lbs. Springers

The offertns* of live mutton stock were not the kind to test the market and included lambs at $15.00015 50 sheep at $8.50 and bucks at $7.50

Good to eboiee sheep 9 00010 00 Common to medium sheep. .. 6 00 0 8 4)0 Western fed lambs 17 00018 00 Good to choia lambs 16 50017 00 Common to medium lambs.. 12 00 016 00 Bucks, per 100 lbs 7 000 t 00 Shorn sleek valued shout $2.00 a hun-

dred lbs. tower than wool stock.

Chicago Live Stock.

i 9 to 10 points net lower, plowing amt seeding were

¥*7 41.40e: July. The oats crop is one-hail

. 35.11c; December. 34.00c: iocalitie*. but toe work is lust

Soot steady: mtrtdltng. : otter places. north. Rye sad clover lire fair to good as

pasture* have started, but pen very slow on account of

restore The

CHICAGO. April

4.000: beef butcher cattle. 25 to 50c higher quality much improved: top yearlings. $16.00: best medium and heavy steers. $15 75615.85: bulk. $13.50015.50; few choice cows. $12.25: bulk. $9.50 011.00:

canners, firm: butt. $5.000550: bulla and Both | feeders, nominal; eahres steady to 50c high-

I retarded er; bulk around $14.00 ™ i in many Hoc*—--B^ceipta. 6.<M>0

stmrtinc in

>: opened fully 25c

in the extreme top. $15.90: 'bulk. 515.00 015.75.’ good

iff

■ ii.'-I'/LV 1 '/'-. ’ 1 . reported ae only poor to Sato In Boat park* of the sthte. but there are a few localities in toe southern sad extreme northern counties where fields

35.15

25 DO 33-93

vwKiiipPQl' -

36.35 frails in th*

—■April 14—-

October . Dc^mbre^

has as yet resulted

was i great south.

by the

Little

from the sot far cm injury. 1 however, ota. have

extent.

most packer* later ln<kimg_ steady: etreng weight pigs around Slt-ML Sheep—Receipts. 9.000; uneven; lambs

meetly 50 to 75c higher: top shorn lambs. $1855: choice heavy weight. $17.50tol7.75;

except for some urn id the central Ricky

34.93 33.90

I-

EjgS* l»8®d. Sales. 3,000

22-7 Id,

and is

mostly unsatisfactory. Spring wheat and oats seeding was much delayed on account of wet or frosen aoU. while low temperatures

in the

to ■ North improved by bat

were unfa

where there was

upper

OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS. EVANSVILLE. Ind., April 14.—Cattle— Recepita. fair, market unchanged all classes suitable few local butchers are finding a jss 7S? afssfas ■ss&.'jks good to choice. *11-25012.00: medium to good. $9.00610.25; plain to common. $7.00 08-75. Calve*—Receipt* fight. market showing more life. Good to choice calves $11.00012-00; medium. *9.00 down; common. *7.00 down. Sheep and lambs—No receipt*. Hogs—Receipt* light, market Steady- Mixed packer* sold today at $15.40. extreme heavies. 250 pounds and ; up. $13.56014.25: fight#,, 130 pounds to 150 pounds. $14 25: heavy pigs. 90 to 120 pounds. $12.25: fight jags. $7.00 to $10.00. roughs. 11 cents down with dock out on stags: half fat and piggy sows almost unsalable. CLEVELAND. April 14.—Hogs—Recrept*. 500: market steady: Ybrkers, $17.50: mixed. crept*. 100: market steady. Sheep and lambs —Receipts. 500; market steady; top. $1850. CaTrea—Receipts. 200: market strong: top. KANSAS CITY. April 14—Hogs—ReorJ.pl*. 300: fights. 81.000150 higher; ton. $1Sj00: medium* sad heavies, 81.0002.00 higher; bulk light. 814.75013.00; bulk mediums. $1350014.00. Cattle—Receipts.

Seed Price*. ifiKISPSS and 1918, $5.40; 1919. $5.50; April. $555; $5 Ao: September. $5.90: October. $o50; December. $o.65. DETROIT. April 14.—Seeds—Prime red clover. $30.00; April. $2950; $31.50; timothy. $5.90. CHICAGO. April 14.—Seeds—Timothy $9.00012.00. Clover—*40.00663.00. Sugar Futures Easier. NEW YORK, April 14.—Raw sugar— Firm; centrifugal. 1852c. Refined—Firmfine granulated. 16.0001650c. Futures were higher early on covering, and after showing advance* of 10 points on active positions prices eased off toward midday oh liquidation and at noon were Unchanged to 10 points lower. , - Futures closed steady: sales. 2.650 tons May, 18.00c; July. 1855c; August. 1855c: September. 18.40c. New York Dry Goad*. NEW YORK. April 14.—Trade in dry goods is quiet owing to uncertainty of deliveries. Cotton goods and yarns are firm with spots brining premiums over near by deliveries. Raw silk is slightly higher. Men's wear is generally quiet. Burlaps are firm Unton Pacific Orders Cars. OMAHA. April 14.—Orders have been placed for 2.000 steel coal cars for summer delivery to the Union Pacific railroad, it was announced today. They will cost more than $2,000,000. OB Rime and Shipments. OIL CITY. Pa April 14--—Credit bah ances. $6.10; run* Tuesday. 60.269: sverageff 48.934: shipments. 101.666; Average.

iIndianapolis Wholesale Price*] box; IC. 20x28. okf style. $26.0003550 a box; tin pigs. 80c a lb.: tin in bare, »2c a ^COPPER—Bottoms. 43%c a lb. SOFT COP PER—Sixteen o u n ce, 32%* a •MesaSpisr * ^ SOLDER—41c a lb. LEAD—Bark, 18c * lb. 2 Jsrw&5?-.s: gauge. $950.

pork, nominal; lard,

18.25. '

white,

white, 99%c0

New York Grain.

YORK, April 14.—Flour—Firmer:

patents, $13550 14.25; spring cfears, $10.00® 11.00; winter straights. $11.00 011.75; Kansas straights. $13,000 14.00. Corn meal—Steady; yellow ^anu-

NEW

spring

clear

o.tvj a iuu ii>*. True**—

red and No. 2 hard. $3.07 f. o. b. June shipment. Com—Spot, firmer yellow. $1.91, and No. 2 mixed, $1

steamer,

ler: No. 2

., u.... v. f. BUSAVM, $1.90, COSt

and freight New York. Oata—Spot firmly held; No. 1 white. $1.26. Har—Strong; No. 1. $3.05 03.15. Hope—Firm: state and

$50,090 . $19.20019.80. Tailow—Easy; •pedal loose, 14 %c. Rice—Firm: fancy head, 14% ©15c: Blue Rose, 13%013%c. OTHER GRAIN MARKETS. CINCINNATI. April 14.—Wheat—*2.870 2.89. Corn—No. 2 white. *1.78 01.79: No.* 3 white, *1.7601.77; No. 4 white, *1.74 01.76: No. 2 yellow. *1.7601.70; No. 8 yellow, *1.7301.74; No. 4 yellow. $1,710 1.73; No. 2 mixed. $1.74 01.75; No. 3 mixed. *1.7101.72: No. 4 mixed. $1,690 l«7i. Oals—$1.07 01.07%. Ryo—*2.02® 2.04. Hay—$425 0 0 43.00. ?

DETROIT. April 14.—Wheat—Cash.

*2.75; Nc

1 red. $2.75; No. 1 mixed. *2.73; No. 1 white, *2.73. Corn—Cash. No. 3. *1.68: No. 3 yellow. $1.73; No. 4 yellow, $1.68: No. 5 yellow. $1,46; No. 6 yellow. *1.60. Oats—Cash. No. 2 white, *1.11 rNo. 3 white, *1.10; No. 4 white. *1.09. Rye—Cash. No.

2, *1.98.

KANSAS CITY, April 14.—Cash wheat steady to 5c higher; No. 1 hard. *2.800

^ 2, $2 74 0 255; No. 1 red. *2.73 No. 2. $2.72 0 2.7*. Com—No.

No. 2 white, $1.71; No.

April 14.—Butter—Firm, creamery higher than ex-

tras. 75% ©76c; creamery, extras <»* score). 75c: packing stock, current make. No. 2. 41 ® 42c. Eggs—Easier; receipts 15,161; fresh gathered, firsts. 45 047c. Live Poultry—Firm: no prices quoted. Dressed—Steady, prices unchanged. CHICAGO. April 14.—Butter—Unset tied: creamery. 40 0 62%c. Eggs—Higher; receipt*. 19.635 van*#; first*, 40% %t 4l%e: at mark, cases included, 38040c. Poultry —Alive, higher: springs. 40c: fowls. 41 %e.

Receipts. 14 cars.

LAFAYETTE, ind., Apr]! 14,—Packers

iter gOc

California, $3.000850

$65006.50 a crate;

prices: Butt

quoted. Poultry-—Old cocks. ISc^owla. 25

Not

buying

loteci.

30c; old tom turkeys. 25c; hen turkeys. 35c: ducks. 15c: geese, 15c; fancy stock

worth more.

LOUISVILLE, April 14.—Poultry—Hens, 33c; medium springers, 35 045c: ducks. 25c; geese. 26c; roosters. 16c; guineas, $7.50 a dosen; turkeys. 40c. Butter—Packing stock. 35c; creamery. 68c. Eggs—Can-

died, 38c.

KANSAS CITY, April 14.—ButterCreamery first#. 01c; second, 68c; pAcking stock. 37c. Eggs—Current receipts, a case. $11.00; first#. 40c. Poultry—Hens, 34c; broilers. 45c; springers, 40c; roosters, 16 %& ST. LOUIS. April 14.—Poultry—Hen*. 37c; springs. 42c; turkeys. 44c: ducks. 33c; geese, 18c. Butter—Creamery, 03e. Eggs—

37 %c.

TOLEDO. April 14.—Butter—Brick creamery. 73c. Eggs—Selected, strictly fresh, 45c. CHICAGO POTATOES OFF 60C

2,87; N 42.75;

mixed. $l.f4; ■ r ~

LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 14—WheatNo. 1, $2.53; No. 2. $250. Cora—No. 4 or better (63 lbs. to the bushel). $156. Oats— White. 95c; mixed, 90c. Rye—Eo. 2. $1.72;

No. 3. $1.09.

TOLEDO. April 14 —Com—No. 3 yellow. $1.71. Oat*—No. 2 white. $1.08

—No. 2 cash, $1. $1.64. Hay—$2.10.

Jo. 2 white, $1/71; No.

yellow, $1.76. Oats—1c higher; No. 2 white. $1.08; No. 2 mixed, $1.0301.04.

i*. ~ «,<l.u8® 1.09. Rye

-No. 2 cash, $1.69. Barley—No. 2 cash.

Primary Markets. (By Thomson A McKinnon’s wire)

—April 14—

(000 omitted) :

RECEIPTS. Wheat. Com.

Cytinder and Engine Oils, iIndianapolis Wholesale Prices) OILS—Prices, f, o. b. Inmanapolia: Cytin66.7c: machine 38.7046.7c: paraffto otia. gattm; winter black. 19JIC a gallon.

(Dealers' Buying Prions] HIDES—Green, salted. No, 1. 34c a

TALLOW—No. 1. 12c; No. 2. 9c.

Chicago ......... 32 121 Milwaukee 3 56 Minneapolis 182 35 Duluth 83 ... 9t. Louis 1 65 Toledo . .. 1 ... Kansas City. ..... 14 ... Peoria 5 18 Omaha 28 * 85 Indianapolis 5 18 Totals 354 398 Year ago 440 885

- SHIPMENTS. Wheat. Com.

Chicago 5 Milwaukee .13 1 Minneapolis 140 19 St. Louis 7 3 Toledo 15 ... Kansas City 57 * 1 Omaha 17 32 IndianapoUs ... 6

Oats Flour 128 6

•’2

362 611

Oats. Flour. 0 1 11

•fl

Totals ....... 254 Year ago .....1.207

450

CLEARANCES.

New York .. Baltimore New Orleans Totals . .. Year ago

4 , 40 0 174

Dom.

wheat. Flour. ... 57 2 ...252 ... 33 ...309 is ...446 5

INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.

—April 14— The bids for car lots of grain and hay at the call of the Indianapolis Board of Trade were: Cora—Strong; No. 3 white. $1.73%0 1.76; No. 4 white. $1.71%; No. 3 yellow. *1.71% 01.73%; No, 4 yellow, $f.69%. No. 3 mixed. $1.71. Oat*—Steady; No. 2 white. $1.06. “ “ ' ‘ 37.000

Jl UK21V UHJVrr QMMMBKA* clover mixed. *3550030.00. —Inspections— Wheat—No. 2 .red, 1 car; No. 3 red. 2 cars: No. 4 red. 1 car; No. 5 red. 1 car. Tot&l* 5 C&JTB* Corn—No. 2 white. 2 cars: No. 3 white. 0 cars; No. 3 yellow, 5 cars; ear. 1 car. Total 14 cars. Oata—No. 2 white. 7 cars; No. 3 white. 1 ear; No. 2 mixed. 1 car. Total. 0 cars Rye—No. 2, 1 car. Total. 1 car. Hay—No. 3 timothy. 1 car; No. 1 light clover mixed. 1 car; No. 1 clover mixed. 1 car. Total. 3 care. Straw—No. 1 oats. 1 car. Total, 1 car.

CHICAGO. April 14.—Potatoes have.fallen off 60 cent# a bushel on the Chicago produce market as a result of the strike martomng food supplies, according to commission merchants here today. Potatoes quoted yesterday at *7.50 a hundred pounds were selling today at $650. Butter was off % cent a pound compared with a week ago. and eggs were down 5 cents a dosen. Thomson A McKinnon’s Market Letter. —April 14— Stocks—Judging from the action of the stock market this morning one would suppose that all waa peaceful throughout the world, no troubles of any kind. Though there was no real change in the railroad labor controversy, it was resumed that the matter would be quickly adjusted, for upon no other theory could fre explain the confidence displayed and the demand that appeared from various commission houses, as well as from professional circle#. Stocks of all kinds were in demand, particularly the sugar, some of the oils, motor#. #teel#, and a few of the rail#. . The money situation i# not given the serious consideration it i# entitled to. the trading public are impressed solely with the great dividend possibilities and are being encouraged daily by new announcements. The market is all right and the conditions a* they exist mean an indefinite period of prosperity for various corporations, but we must not dose sight of the credit situation and therefore it would not be At all out of place or inconsistent witb a friendly attitude to market some long stocks on bulges as they appear. . ^ J Cotton—The weekly weathw* report describing conditions in the cotton belt wss certainly not of a character to encourage a bearish position on cotton. The market is no longer the active affair, however, that it The future rests entirely with weather conditions and. in vie* of the unsatisfactory start, advantage will be taken of every unfavorable turn in the weather to advance

values.

Com—In the absence of any developments and because it is generally believed that a settlement of the strike will release track accumulations, the com market has been devoid of interest. Sentiment favors lower prices on the theory of large farm reserves and A feeding, value below the present oommereial price. Offsetting this is the maintenance of premiums of foreign demand for

wheat and rye.

Weekly report by department of agriculture says seeding of spring wheat and oats much delayed. Planting of com is one to two weeks late and growth slow. The country movement has been a disappointment throughout the entire crop and equipment

of railroads * ' ‘

assume that continued m

because of the constant foreign demand for wheat and rye it is not probable that periods of weakness ip com will be protracted or important. ** Oata—The idea of lower prices prevailed in oats. This idea seems based almost entirely upon prevailing prices. In view of small reserves, light visible supply and considerable premium for available cash oats, the ideas do not seem warranted. The foreign needs for breadstuff# will overcome theories of lower prices for coarse grains. Barley sold at $1.72, a new high for the ^Provision#—The immediate underlying situation in hog products does not argue for higher prices. Market is dull. There is a belief that settlement of the strike will release accumulations of live stock in sufficient volume to weaken the mark eta

| Prices to Retell Dealers. (As Quoted by Indianapolis Apples—Barm; Extra fancy,

red Jonathans, fli.O “ B arit Twit*. *9.00;

*10.00. Boxes: Grimes Golden. Ucious. $4.25 0 4.50; Jonathan. ! man Beauty, $350: Ortley. $35

berg. $3.50.

Artichokes—California, *250 a do*'* Asparagus-—California. $45000.00 a C of 12 bouingies: Georgia. $4.00 a drate.

Beams—Dried. Michigan navy. Pinto. 8c: Lima, 13% 014c; beans, $6 00 a hamper: Florida g

a hamper.

Beet#—Louisian,. $1.50 * 65 Tb bag

Florida. 85c a dosen: hethouee. reft. 0Oe a dosen bunches; home grown. 66c a dosen bunches; southern. $150 a dosen bunches. Brussel# Sprouts—California. 25c a quart.

Chives—eLouiwana. *1.75 s dosen pots

Cabbsge—Holland seed, 7c a lb.; red 10c a lb.: new Florida. *3.5004.00 a crate of

80 lb#.: new Texas. 5 06c a lb.

Carrota—Louisiana. $15002.00 a boabel

hamper, new, $150 a dosen bunchee Cauliflower—C

crate.

Celery—Florida. *1.75 a dosen.

Cranberriee—Cane Cod. $650 a %-bar re I

box; Jersey. $3.00 a 32-lb. bo*.

Cucumbers—Hothouse. Florida, $3 00 a dosen. *6.50 s box: fancy home-grown hot-

house. $3.00 a dosen.

a.S,* t 7r^ hr< !L do *F I .£ OT *"’ 5660: Dromt-

darv, $7.00 i box of 36 package#. Eggplant—Florida. SC OOtof so a crate Endive—76c a lb.; French Imported. 90c.

_ F’v*-—Culttnmis twenty-four 8-oum’e. *3.10: fifty 6-ounce. $4.85; Smyrna. 37c a

pound.

Garlic—California. 40060c a lb.; Texaa.

85c a lb.

_.5*!*<tee—Imported Almeria. 40-lb. keg. 816.00: Spanish Malaga, $14.00016.00. Grapefruit—Florida. $4.604.75 e box. Honey—*7.75 e case: straight (60-pound

cans), 22c.

K»te—-Fancy, 30-pound barret $850. lemons—California, standard box, 96.60.

Lerna—3ae a dosen.

Lettuce—Leaf, hothouse. 20022c a lb : headf Iceberg. *9.00 a crate: Arisons. $5 oo

e crate.

Mangoes Florida. $1.76 a basket; $18 on 020.00 a crate. Red pepper*. $1.50 a Mint—Wisconsin. $1.00 a dosen bunches. Muttrooms—Illinois, 9Oc0$l.OO * lb. Mustard Greens—$2.5008.00 e bushel Onions—Home grown, 25c a dosen bundles; Indiana. $6500050 a bag of ion lbs.: Colorado. $0.50 a bag of 100 lbs.; .Spaateh Bermuda. $2.76 a small crate: shallots, $16.00018.00 A barrel of 30 doten

$1.26 a dosen bunches.

Onion Seta—Yellows. $3.50: whit* and

reds, $4.00 a bushel.

Olive OH—Domestic, one gallon. $4.00.

fV.OO a box: CW1 fore is

» 86*

is deficient, it is not well to

__ there will be any heavy or long continued movement. Because of this and

Orangee—Florida 2*50 a

Oyster Plant#—76c a dosen.

Parsley—Fancy homegrown, 8256 a bushel. 86c » dosen bunches: fancy south-

ora, $1.00.

Parsnips—Home-grown. $1.7502.00 a

bushel.

Pea#—Green California, $85008.00 a

40-lb dram.

Pear*—D’Anjou. Idaho. $7.00 a box. Pineapple#—Cuban. $7.00<38.00 A crate Popcorn—Iowa and native. 9c a pound Potatoes—Michigan end Minnoaou, *10.75 011.25 a beg of 150 lbs.; new Bermuda* $26.00 barrel of 160 pounds. Seed Potatoes—$6.600 7.60 u 100-lb bag. Rhubarb—Home-grown. 4Oc0$l.lO i

dosen bunches.

Rutabagas—Michigan. S2.60 for 100 tbs Radishes—Illinois and Iowa hothouae. buttons, $1.60 a dosen bunches: Florida, white tipped, 60c a dosen bunches:, Mississippi. 35c a dosen bunches; homegrown. 50c a dosen bundles. Sage—60c a dosen bunches. Sassafras—Indians bark, 40c a dosen

bunches. #

Strawberries—Freeh. Florida, 66086c a

hamper of 46

Kb||m||||h||||||| $2.75

a burhr i;

of 45 lb#.; Nancy

lb Sred k 9weet Potatoes — Jerseys, bushel; .Indiana grown, $1.76

Nancy Hall. $1.76 a bushel.

Spinach—Texas, extra fancy. > $1,75 0

*2.25 a bushel.

Tomatoes—Florida. $6.00 0 8.00 • crata

of 6 baskets; $8.60 a case of 86 lbs. Turnips—$2.60 02.76 a 60-lb. bsakei. Watercress—Wisconsin. $1.00 a dosen ■ v ,■ ' “ "" p " r " " " 1 '' w iroitiem TANK WAGON PRICES. KEROSENE—Perfection, 18.7c » gallon NAPHTHA—V., M. A 26.8c a gallon

cleaner*. 26.8c a gallon.

GASOLINE—Red Crown. 26.3c a gallon:

Silver Flash. 30c a gallon.

MAIN SPRINGS GUARANTEED ONE NEAR $1.00 and Up Burton Loan&JmlryCo. 68 Monument Place.

Old Reliable Stock Paint Mpffl

Metal Prices.

NEW YORK. April 14.—Copper—Dull;

electrolytic, spot. 19010%e; second quarter. 19% #19%c. Iron—Steady and on.

changed. Tin—Steady; apot, 68.1'

anted. Tin—Steady; apot, 03.25c; April June, 02,60c. Antimony—10.87 %c. Metal Exchange quotes lead quiet; spot and April, 9.25c bid: May and June. 9.00c offered. Zinc—Steady: East St. Louis delivery. spot. 850c. bid. At London—Snot copper. £104 12# 6d: futures. £107 2a 6d; electrolytic, spot. £112; futures. £115. TinSpot. £350 6a: future*. £340 15s. LeadSpot. £39: futures. £41 12# 0d. Zinc—Spot.

£48 15a: futures, £51 10s.

Peach Crop Reported Killed. [Special to The Indianapolis News]

SHOALS, Ind.. April 14.—Fruit growers say the peach crop has been killed by the continued cold weather. Apples seem to be standing the cold well and other fruit, it is> said, will not be severely injured. In seme parts of the county live stock is being turned out to shift for Hself as feed is too high to buy. As a result much stock is reported dying. Pastures are too short to sus-

tain animal life.

Old reliable stock paint will net east you EE/fifr 4 ,^ ST^lS aSd l. If to, teS MtyjK other paints that are selling at *5.00 and over per gallon. So why n3 h«y the beat when It costa yon IsaaT Seeing Is boliotH,* Como In and let uTSSm yon this

Marlon Paint Company 358 s. Meridian, 1st doer sooth eft ele-

vated

Main 7599t

ted traekih Ante. 27<-779.

Branch etere^iag^H.

Pure Linseed OH, 91 *90 per gallon, when bought wMh paint, each at etwre. Thin le etrfetly p»re ell, ■old under U, 8. nnre feed »«w.

FARM LOANS CITY LOANS THOS. C. DAY & CO. 799-71$ FLETCHER SAVINGS AND TRUST BUILDING.

PRICES AT THE HAY MARKET

—April ,14—

Tbe following are the IndianapoUs price# hav and grain by tbe wagon load: iuf—Loose timothy. *35.00080.00 a r^ixed. $34.00035.00; clover. $34,900

ton. mixed.

35 00

SSrSi&ffJf, *

.ilSSSSSS

Wheat, $8.0009.00 a ton: oat*.

WAGON WHEAT PRICES.

—April 14— Indianapolis flotfr mtila and grain etoraton are paymg *2-6oTor No I red wheat £2 57 lor No. 2 red and *2.52 for No. 3 r«d. Other grades on thetr merits. Sew Yark Dried Frail*. new YORK. April I*.—Evaporated apc^s,s,. ■Tugafcrggs

Sew York Spat Coffee. 14 %r. SEW YORK April 14 —Coffe*—Rio No. 7. 14%c; futures steady; May. 14.46c; July. 14.07c.

SALESMEN We have openings fer three good salesmen to handle our real estate secured tax exempt investments. References required. Wilbur A. Royse Investment Co.

£49-50 Lemcke Annex.

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