Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1920 — Page 21

THE IXPIAXAPOLIS NEWS. FRIDAY. APRIL

Wf MY CAUSES iffiUUS SM USE

New York Stock Price*

AND AS

{ Wlr« trouble that Avelopetf *boat 1 ^ Cioek. .Vow York time. ®nd laoted , Uii tho clooe of the aMurkot. mode toe ' 1 tlckor oorvtco unreliable, mod the «i.uo- j I tatlons below are not published as be- j

? :ng: accurate

FIVEIHOUSANDHOGS; STM=«?M

PRICES DOWN 50 CENTSF:®

Sts 130 pomJm, 515.23: heavy MT*. 80 to

j ISO pooada *13.30. li*ht p*o 38-00«

12 cenU with dock

8 PSR CENT.

(By Tbaweon A MeKhnos’e Wire] —Apr;! 1C—

Open.

Mf *

! LOCAL PACKER

CLOSE ACTIVE AND STRONG

| AW. Beet Swv l'IS‘4 llfl lOO ! AM, Car A r 142 143 142

Average Stock Prices

AM* CSMt - . ^4'* - : >v .* # . » ■* | i Am inter €hm.l02>4 103 101»* 102% l.urentlc On»i .121 171 17© 171

:::: :: : ,SJ

JSlSLii V.V. n» ... J? AW. Loombo ...107 a 10*Vi 108% 107%

wHk

FOR extreme heanee $13.50Q 14.50.

... _ _ , 1 »Ttrtu: half tat and ptetT *ow* hard » GENERAL RUN OP LIGHTS. ! *nd an outlet lor. j. Lyr* T f^- r . * *“*! LOWER TREND FOR CATTLE "* »«">'«

lod^ April 18.—-Cattle— steer* 1.300 to 1.500

to mediain.

Receipts of Live Stock

The e»er«-/4 prlee cf twenty Imtuatrlal sroahe Tliureuay waa ott 77 per cent. The averMte pii©* ©f twenty active wae 74 «€ aff .*4

per cent.

Bnltwy . . - - - - - - - Suyvr .138% 188% 136%

i el 1 rt ^f" ae«: ** T aoJ Y . B6V

A3.. Bna. Tob . 38% 08 A.a. iTop* 133V 134% 1*2% ao Dray Spa... l*w ..... ....

d&'Sa s S , ka^ SvS l; ® sj s.

«We$ approximated 1.060 -80 .h©ro*. P-• » * -

133

!*, 134% Of

FoBewta* is a etatemeot ef receipt* at the

lee otoek market for perto'

Cattle Chives. Sheep 1.500 400 10 1.676 1.232 lOi

Hot* May 5.000 . aco. 11.042 ini. io.o9<

N't W VonK, ^frii 16.—Stock* w« irregular wirsin Harrow Umito ot t opening of today*, trading, probably go a result of yeet or day a Gurry in the money market. Several of the ategla, & ag3g t >afa* ,, s^affles Textile., all at new high raccrda. Motors and the apocialtiaa al*o rtilpKffuf*galn«f* r FSKuoallr all" th* Uherty bonds and Victory notea

Ihk. Be? Tran . »»t* Cfcee k Oh e 53 f*ar »o Fsctde ItjS iC IT* M. f... 38% Coteo Copper .. »% Cbaad. Motor* 15$ Croc S*? 1 • • **’ . Corn Prod 103 1 Cuba Cane Sorar 57%

before noon

by money eonSitloaa opened at 1* per eooL,

opening rate In almoet six

.reeks. The supply was mid to ba

r part of thair f-to-t-point ;ufatly, aentimant waa also irther weakness of Lib-

erty bonds, me 165* making a sheer

Stocks rallied again during the dull midaesslon In gplte of oalf money's advanca to 11 par ce*L t^mAkn of

recovery ir "

WmmmKM

mounting t< the mil moi The closing

./%rx

y ml nor steal*, olla. esprees companies

ing became active In the last hour, gteele and aoulpmenta g to beet prlcee of the day as money dropped to 1 per cent,

wae firm.

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARINGS. | ®Ublb*Wi&.2Si

*tk’^ 74 ^ 80%

$42 103% 53 m

S?5 SH ItT* l»ft si r ‘Jj S5 m i

ta»T to dnteT^P game atee 1*10 * Sams time 1018 Samp un»« 1*17

■Crma^lStor g:SJt«fl fberce-Arrow ... 00%

»a*

tUmkm .... RmnubUc Him

113% 110% 113% 203 1*0 203 38 30 % 38 SJ s« a! 47 40 47

< WV ae far 3 413 2.226 984 40 {S mlaetwk 54.283 8 *41 4 003 247 , Sec;- 1*1* . 42.202 a *23 2.740 *71 M tb ae far 36 270 14.323 7.1 *♦ ,064 •mm*. 1*1* . 107 382 18 43* 7 268 I.3A4 Yew so tse. 733.003 102 «7 48 488 1P»*« Same. 1*1*. 840.071 10* 750 30.390 13.4*4

—Bog* at Eleven Markets—

Batunated Friday 50.000 Same day last week *0.000 Seme dsy 1*1* 81.000 Same day 1*18 103.000 Week thus far 184.000 Seme lest weak 431.000 Same tiaas 1*19 * . 653.000 time 1*18 005.000

9 556 000 11.339.000 11.188.000

9.751.000

^ " —April 18— •' * The arrival of 1,0*0 hogs, as many as were received In the four days preceding, and a restricted outlet for eastern shipments were factors in

price depression.

At first eastern agents in a position to take hogs, paid 617.26 for their choice of the light kinds and in the truck division stiles were uj> to 617.75, largely at 617.60. but only about onefifth of the auppiy sold that way. In the cariot division there were early bids at 616.75, but later flCingan A Co. made an offer of 616.00 for the general run of mixed and assorted hogs averaging 225 pounds down. This weakened other buyers. Negotiations came to a standstill. Late In the day Armour A O*.. and the Indianapolis Abattoir Company, with a few of the smaller buyers, took around 1,000 hogs at 6l« 6* to 6U.7S for the stock averaging leas than 260

about 2.SO© hogs were

a. Sales ii

ket were steady to 50c lower, and in

s&d”' s* IMwto fUffy 'fn ft OwvCnle if STS ■».::::: T r*m. Flayers.... 88%

The Meaey Market.

tSrJrs £££.: m%*rsi g-mmsim rre firm on per reel, rente*. *chan«r o» LonI nentlSMS. Five per rent. 55 entime* The dollar mm*'* «* cenUmea. Bar Mivw. Maw York. 61.17%. mffl, i25L. «L.‘SrtS' LONDON. April

U> 12 Wr m ^Z,- , 1 „ir-

n* l i?% 83%

LIBERTY BOND PRICES

rlpa,:

Llbsrty and Victory Bonds Sink to Nsw Low Records

Bank of Francs Statement —

hokiinSto seeuire additional capital the principal reason aMigned t« the iaeue of treaeury certilcatee ot at 5 and 5% par cant.

ral depoMU. imveeeed btlb discounted, infranc*: advance*, ic-

°"££s

000.000 traam.

18pedal to The

. 5oo to maure the aaie ef benda toiahnx

SHORT TERM NOTES

anal OUy Company) —April t*—

RECORD COTTON PRICES. ti Mlaptka at New Bigh Levels Oa ti lufaverable Waatker News. NHW YORK. April 18/—The cotton mi rt was active and ex<Vted at the ot iZ .tTVS>'” 'SF'* ovement broadewsd rapidly after the sine to unfavorable weather advice* rains from Arkanaa* eastward ikpue. All month* made new > MS5c. and^Ortober to 0 to 54 points above last wm general tt«t bought against akin foe the exporta were rtrculatins on the advaoef. and there wm also buying here, attributed to southern null* There was reattamg enough to cauee reactions of aswerel point* during the middle of tho morning but oOsrtage were readily abeorbed With me market showing ro> neuwl strength around midday The advance in May wan held |n rbeek by reporta that cotton could be bought cm a tenderable basis in some of the eastern belt spot markata and might ba brought here if transportation conditions would permit New AWNWakk st nmi tiwim ia ewamaSso m Salaola a^ n m m t - - - a—. rrop po«iicm» mmw aifii fWY>n3,A rar'y '■ ,l - .73*12“- ITSSi. Sf*

vteer*. 800 to 1.000 lbs.. #70<>t1 9.50. choice butcher betters, 1.000 !bs„ $8.50 #10.00: choice botober cows heavy. $8.00# 11 jDO: veals. 140 to 190 Iba. good to cfeouw $10.00 #14 00: heavy calves 87.00® 10.00 Sheep —Choice to fat ewes. $6.0©#9.00: common to fair sheep $2.50«* 5.00: good to choice yearttage. $8.00«T0.00; lamb^ $14.00# 15.00. Hof—Car hog-, $15.85: truck hog*. 180 to 200 lbs.. $16.75; 100 to 180 lbs.. $15 06: 200 to 225 lbs . 815.50 225 to *50 lbs, $15.15 : 260 to 275 lbs. $14.85. 775

CORN CLIMBS ID NEW RECORDS El SEASON

FALLS BACK, ON RESELLING OF OATS BY FRANCE.

CLOSES STEADY

140 to 180 lbs. and up.

and up. 614.15:

$1535; ,100 to 140 lbs-. $13.00# 14

stage. $11.25 rough*. $12.00. LOCISYOXE April 18—Hor*—

488: best. 730 lbs and up. $151>0: 185 to 250 Ibcg . $16.00: 120 to 165 lb* $15.00: * 00 *« 1 >l<1 r»w tin IKc _

CHICAGO. April 16.—Com prices darted higher again today, and once more surmounted top records for the season. General commission house buying accompanied the advance. Bulls ureed that notwithstanding the quotations were far above the feeding value of corn, it must be remembered

pig*. 90 to 120 lb $12.50: 90 lbs down * * • • I - * * a nn July *4 ^ $11.00: thrownut* $12.00 down. Caltto— T followed by a alight abtftoretpto 1510: steer*. $7 50«1060: bull*, in some cases, but then by a

that contracts for future delivery could only be filled by corn at terminal markets and not by corn on the farms. Opening quotations, which ranged from %6l%o higher, with $1.74^1.71 and July 61.64 *i«r

ight s*i

$7 50469 OO

«9.©n

Big reselling of oats which had been purchased for Francy led after-

heifer*. $7 75«|10.M>: cow*. calves $15.00% 17.00: best $1360® 14.00: nmlium. $8.00g

commeu. $5 004i«.00. Sheep and ward to a sharp setback 'in the corn 10: bucks. $7.00 down: j market. The close was unsettled at j fall lambs. $17.00** 18.00: lighter, the same as veeterday’s finish to Ic $12.00914.00: spring lambs. $23.00^30.00. higher, with 'May 61.69% to 61 «$•%

and July. J1.44H to 61-64%.

KANSAS CITY. April 10—Hog Beceipto. 1.200; steedy to 25c lower: top. $15.25? bulk light and medium. $15.00# 15 25 bulk heaviee $14 25<& 14.75. Cattle —Receipt*. 1.600 beat beef steers active and fully steady: top. $14.75: bulk. $12.75 tg 13.75; plainer kind dull: butcher cattle. •toady to strong: veals and calves unevenly higher, good and choice. $1-475 4115.75 Sheep—Receipts 2.000: active: fat lambs. DETROIT April 16.—Cattle—Receipts. 2 909; market dull: quite a number unsold: best heavy steers $14.00 <214.50: light butcher steers. $8.75^9.00: be«t cow*. $8.50<S9.€K); common cows. $5-0041:5.50, bulls. $8.00«10.00. Veal calve*—Receipts,

288: market dull; beanes $14.00,4* 17 00.1 , ~k

Sheep and lambs—Reeceipts. f 1.819: market.

dull; best lambs. $20.00WM Of -, fair t©! JUly 1

Oats reflected the action of corn. After opening %c to l%c up. including July at 88%#66c. the market ragged a little and then resumed its

tendency to climb.

Provisions were dull but firmstrength was derived chiefly from

grain.

(By Thomson A McKinnon s Wire)

—April lg— '

RYE—ripen.

good sheet*. $13 00 4t 14 ftp Hog^—Be «^«f?0."" krl erad “

LOEJS, April 16.—Cattle—Receipts, «*toerB $100 higher, yearting* $1.00 to es.OO higher: top steers. $14.10: bulk. $11.75 to $14.10; yearlings steers. $11.00% 1ft.00; heifer*. $9.00 fi 18.00; good and choice vealers. $18.00W 20 00. Hogs—Receipt*. 1,500: market strong to 50c higher; bulk, light and medium weight*. $18.00 tf 17.00: bulk heavies. $14.00ifi 15.50. Sheep —Receipt* 44: market steady top lame,.

$20 00.

CINCINNATI. April 14

1 $8% OAT$—

Fat back pig* Ught pigs . | Ksdlng Ptg*

Sales in the cariot mar-

eady to

division

$17.26 up were steady to 60c higher than the predominating price ■ Ught hogs on Thursday. Kingan Co. did not buy any of the good ho hut they paid $12.00 down for so

and pigs sold from $16.25 down.

Bags.

Good mixed 140 lbs. up av.$16 50 Assorted 1*0 to *25 lbs. av. 10 Assorted. 225 to 275 lbs. av 16

Sateetod. *76 ifaa. up.. . L5 50 JM Fat hogs, weighing fiow» to 9 140 Ih* . 18 BOB 16 75

pigs under 140 lbs. 16 25 down

......... 16 00 down

_JI . . . W.. .. VT.. . 18 ft<» down Sows, according to quality *. 11 00013 00 Foor to hast stags. 804k. dock 10 00013 00 •alaB in truck market 17 25 §17 75

Bast heavy hogs a year ago 30 80 Bast light hogs a year ago . 20 50

Bulk of sales a year ago 20 45«20 70

Cattle ef Better Quality.

The Friday run of 1,«00 cattle was larger than the total for the four days Preceding, and unusually large for this time in the week, even under normal conditions. This had a tendency to slow down the trading, but there were more Buyera in the field* than at any other time In the week, and they absorbed the supply at prices that were a little lower in a general way and decidedly lower in some cases compared with the skyrocket transactions on Thursday. Since a week ago there has been a net advance of at leaat $1.00 on most of the stock used for the dressed

beef trade.

In two days more cattle have been sold around top quotations than for a long time preceding, indicating a higher standard of quality than pre-; vlously hut this is also due to a more liberal classification. Therq was finally a distinct softening trend in the trade and buyers predict decidedly lower prices unless there is a decrease la receipts. Difficulty and delay in getting permits for outbound shipments is an arugment against normal and except for a closer classif

rugm

market C was $1.<J0 to 61.00 higher except for a closer classification there was little change In closing prices compared with the opening. The best pries was 6*0.00 and other good voals sold at 611.00 to 616.50, a gain of 64.00 to 66.00 in a period of three days. The feeder trade continued at a minimum volume with apparently no change in prices. The host steers offered Friday were fed by Burney .Brown, on his farm sear Valley Mills, and they sold through the firms of Graves, Nave A Co., to D. A. Kahn for an eastern custi%*n*$» T^«e>ntv m rwi w a- » 1 4ft t

MM u 11 «»•>» »

MtvtON end new high raearth were fwUblishad May *eld up to 4* 32c and October I* 86.84c with active months showing net edvaaees of 45 to ’.10 pouu* Future* etaecd stsedy. Mag. 42.25c 39.78c; October. 3600 December. $ January. 34.44k:. spot, mm

New Yack CaMw (By Thomson 4 MoR —April 11

& bJi.'iji. 'iysp x-SjT&tirfei Meet 7k July 18. 1933 Os, 1*21.... ? Ox 1338

low Close 3383 34.40 Wm 33.40 42 00 •41.35 39.82 3*.75j 384)0 3 37.10 37*25 35 *0 36 80 34 83 35,

Nsw Orimas Cattaa Futnrm.

1. 1921 1. 1928.

Feb. 1. 11

II‘jF"85 ^ j Octeby 94% ! December

*4 ; .85

Clcsjng ■tail Mav S SSfi iil

ii. »ew 1. l*2<> »*>, «.l.S i s

i V,-» W 1

?: 1

1, 1922

& Gre 7x Mai. 1. kdrn 7* Mar 192 J -28 i. F. IT D5*i*2' 15 f>£3 A-g. 15 J021 ... to- 7s. Dec. L 1*43. Ne^ ^ ^4, BITY YORK. Apri ‘ j silk dec! ak Yokohw amt li»fc■.:wi . WOO! gOCkt* I fieclt.r In i«iBi».ag deliv. 2»i*csssr“ ■” ^

IJVvrpOOL

nSSKTi^iS:

16 to 17c. Affix ; * t * r advanced on buying prmsplw; by the arr avjr&J* °°°° ■ * • Futtwes ck'-rvt strong: x* es. 1.850 tow: XV- 19.)5e: July. lOJHkr; August 19.55c: Bbsr 19.60c.

Paper Cowpsay’* luraase. NEW VORK. April 16—Ket tacome of the latera-itior-a! Paper Com i any foe 1*19 Amounted to 14. i n .4*4. a itoarease of gjEiras& ■rSdslfi?. tegs applicable to the oommoo stoat amour tod to $13 $4 a ahars against $16.47

farm of Canada Hlghtshne, near Clermont. Twenty-two eteers averaging 17*34 pounds, sold at 614.76. The Sedwlck Commission Company handled the shipment, and the .buyer was the United Dressed Beef Company. Not enough sbee* as Jambs arrived to make a markqti A s ,A\. KILLING STBBB3— ; Extra good. 1.300 lbs. up, $14 50M18 00 A "Si • Am* ’ wiw w 4 * **•“ 50

to 1.200

Ctood to hset tOQAs. up^ U 50® 13 00

" 9 #b%ll 00

to best. 1064 Hm. ^ 11 00 #1* OO toe. aaiw 10 00#U ^

tttttd 9 50# 10 50 9 50 #10 00 :xiiz

SiC

1.300 U» up .

Good to choics. under 1.300 Fair to medium, under 1.300 ? Ym, ............ ..... Common to good bologna* .

Good to choice veal* ■DO lbs- - * • ■

,y j “”

cS^nto ^aitoiii ^ hsavy c ssrv”’“ r ~ m '. “^ G£^ to Choice steer*, uader

to fair steer*.' under

real*; a w A a

heavy calves

18 50«$0 00 12 00# 17 00 10 00#lfi 00

* AO# 10 00

9B to gOOQ COWS . iSi.®

to good heifer* to good cews

-.110

lbs

•m to medium sneep » fed lambs . 18 to choice iamb*..-... 17 a to medium lambs . 12 par 100 tbs 7 ji stock valued about $2 dred lbs Ibwsr than wool stock.

Ckirage Lira Btaak. CHICAGO April '8—Untied $t»tm ttoMaa of markets repo-t: tVtle—Rretoto. 13.000 . beef ste-re and the-s'odt ox idly S5c to 50c lower; prime heaty eteers. $15.60# Ho*«—Raeript* 14.900: light strong to 10» iirhvr . tor $15 »0; s#er> stsamr to lAe loweri haavyweight wsakstung nk-l; balk. S14.75#15.75 Pigs »»•%: »wlk around Sl$.5o: some hogs bought for eastern ship-

88%

8ept..,. 76 H

75 H

PORK—

May 37 60 ftauji 75 May 20 p7

P 20 10

July 20 80

20 85

fSVi 1 "" M is ss

1 89% 1 69% 1 64% 1 64 U 1 59 1 58% . ©5 % 95% 87% 87 \ 76 75*4

600: strong; oOe higher, heavier ? 16.00# 17.00: good to choice packers anti butcher*. $17.00h 17.50 stags. $800^9.00; common to choice. $9.004112.50; pigs and lightx *10.00# 16.00 Cattle—Receipt*. 100;

strong and nneh mged. Calves—Strong: $1 „ , „ higher; *6.00tw* 15.00. Sheep—Receipts 10. 3«D<_19 65 Sheep and lamb#—Strong and unchanged. *9(6 +*,

CLEVELAND. April 16^—Hog»—Receiptii 1.500; market, steady; Yorkers. $17.50: mixed. *17.50; medium. $16.00 pig* $16.50: roughs. $14.00; stags. $10.00. Cat tie—Receipt*. 400: market, active. Sheep

‘ ' steady;

m*r-

18 62 19 30

■HR19 75 . tAsit. tNomlnal.

common. C5c#$1.00 lower. Calves—Receints. 1.006; steady: $600@2300. HofS—**ceipta, 580. atato hogs. $1850# 18.00. Sheep and lambs—Receipt*. 500; few

clipped Iambs sold at $21.60.

TOLEDO, April 16—Hog a—Receipt*, fair; market, steady; heavies. $15.00fi 15 50: medium* $16.00#16.25: Yorkers. $16 00# 16.25; good pigs. $14.00# 14.60. Calves—

Steady. Sheep and Lambs—Steady.

PITTSBDRG. April 16—No lie* *tock

market today, due to railroad strike.

Chicago Cash Grain.

CHICAGO. April 16.—When*—No. 4

. $2.65 • No. 2 mixed $2.75.

w . t' MS:'-

I 1.03 % ; lio.. 3 white. $1 02 % . Ryw-No. 5. $2.01 #2-01%. Barley—31 A3 #1.71. Pork —Nominal. Iwrd—<$19.80. Mhe—$17.75

#18.50.

New York Grain.

SIDELIGHTS ON MARKETS

—April 16—

Lake navigation has opened two coal boat* passed through the «traito yesterday. No shipment* of grain expected, however, for

•everaf day*.

Reports from the grain belt indicate that •**'cding >• seriously delayed by bad weather. Grain new in the ground la rotting, some reports say. v The French cabinet decided to put further reetrictions on importations because of ex-

change rates.

Thomson 3 McKinnon’s Market Letter. —April 16— Com—The action of com prices today was mainly in the way of a natural reaction from the recent steady advance. At

producer - maintains his hold of product* by mean* of funds borrowed from the country bank It la believed that loans of thi* nature are rather over extended. and it Is argued that any stringency in tbe general financial situation would neces-

iton irom roe recent steaoy advance.

P that this thought j*. worth considering. although we admit that the immediate cash position has not been weakened. Onto—An over-bought position was uncovered in o&ta daring the day. Sates induced by reports of further cancellations by Frapc* and offerings for shipment from England at less than domestic ^prices. Of course, offerings of oats from Engiaisd do not relieve the immediate stringency, but actual importation would aid materially in relieving what has promised to be an acute situation. The present situation is still a strong one but the action of prices has considerably discounted it and developments now should favor somewhat lower prices. Provisions—The strength in bog* and early action of grains precipitated rather general short covering in the grociaioh list. Country packers were moderate sellers of lard on thh advance. The a <vu mu 1st ton* at western points tee stil a weight Upon the

aearket. ' ^ i- . ,

Stock*—Every how and ##0411 ii ad

risahte to

that has occurred tion and take-* a

this >«ry/'moment, ment we are apt to

a moment *ad vieuallr d. survey thh existing jJtu*•ort of inveutory. of affair*,

in order that we may better determine our

aS^m "* what has already

occurred. When ypu cOmn to anaijuto affair* you^can^niot hut^he ^mprewed^ W the

This is no longer ary market. w« h

ress in an upward ■ that confronts us in a .

is that prices have adVMMdd a the available supply of (Vadtto proved. It is well to hear in no

Fall we bad. a fay serious decline for the reason that money was afeteve and high and her* we are in tbe midst of such a situation

tem

.Brand

baa not immind that last

te can do is

the subject serious consideration tor past experience. It seems to us a good time to be more than cSUti

to lighten long accounts at every favorable

HINTS FOR SATURDAY MARKETERS ' !_ „|^ ip. Ml $ * ) This is the end of a perfect day." said the corner grocer. Thursday. "T turned on the electric fan at noon; turned It off at 12:*«: filled tho •tove at 3:10 and now I’m looking for my umbrella." The wolf and the public are about evenly matched at the corner grocery. The lower articles are: KgrCS. 3 to 5 cents; new cabbage and carrots 2 cents, strawberries, 15 to 25 cents: kale and spinach, 1© oonta. The advances are: sugar. 3% cents: veal steak 3 cents; bacon. 1 cent; sweet potatoes. 2 cents; cauliflower. 5 cents; and head lAttuce. 6 cents. DO to WTO W\ GftOCKRY PRICKS. Vegetables (best quality)—Asparagus. Louisiana. 25$3«c a'pound, new cabbage, 8«19c a pound: carrots. Re a pound; celery, 4«e56c. celery roqts. 3*e a pound; endive. French, 96c n pound; spinach, 26c; kale. 26c a pound: cauliflower. 36c a pound; cucvmhers. hothouse. 36ff«6e each; eggplant 36c a pound; lettuce, leaf. 656636© a pound; head, 35#60c a pound; mushrooms, hothouse. *1.25 a pound; onions. 10c a pound; Spanish. 18© a pound; shallots. 12H« a bunch: parsley, one bunch for 5c; green pea*. 35#40c a pound: peppers, green. 50c a pound; potatoes. 9c a pound: a peck. $1.65; Idahoe. 16c a pound; sweet potatoes. 8#l*c a pound; radishes. button. 50c a dozen bunches: rhubarb, 46c a pound; tomatoes. Florida. 40#'50c a pound; turnips. Sc a bunch. Fruits (best quality)—Apples. 10f|lSc a pound; bananas, 30#40c a do«en, 12c a pound, coeoanuis, 12c a pound, grapefruit. 10# lie; lemons, 4 for 10c. 30c a doxen; oranges. I'alifernia. <©*t90c a dozen; Florida. 70 #90c; pineapples. 40ff4oc; strawberries. 75c a quart. Miscellaneous (best quality)—Bread. 10c a 1%-pound loaf. He a pound; flour. 6L7©#2.0o bag of 24 % pounds; sugar, best cane, 23 %c a pound; brooms. 75c#$i.25 each; matches. Sc a box of 500, 35c package of flvt; butter, fresh creamery, 75#7$o a pound; margarine. 35#45c a pound; hens. New York dressed, »2c a pound; full pressed, 40c, roasting chickens. 66c, spring or fries. 60c, eggs, fresh. 45© a doxen: navy be ana 12%c a pound; dry limas. 20c a pound; rice, fancy head. 16#20c a pound; cid©r vinegar. 65c a gallon; white Vthegar, 45c a gallon; aaaaa fnas. 5c a bunch, white clover honey 45c a frame; walnut*. Knglieh, 56c a pound; hickory. 13c; pecans. 40c. almonds. 30c; Albert*. 45c; Brasil*, 46c. and mixed nuts. 50c a pound. Meat* (Kingan’s retail store)—Veal chops. 35#35c; veal steak. 4«e; pork chops. 3A#3»c; roasting beef. 19#32c; boiled ham. «Rc; Smoked ham, 88c; bacon (piece) SRffhSc; pork sausage. 2l#23c; round aleak, 68c; porterhouee. 4«©55c; shoulder of lamb. 35c; lamb chops. 35# 56c; lamb stew r , 13c; leg of lamb. 40c; lard. 25#27c.

FINE WOOLS SELL WELL IWW01I April Cmura,: Butietia tomorrow wGJ ©ay; Ttar railroad strike has tied ap traMporiatto©, toe effe^ beta* to hold up wo#i boyteg agate, to a greater or leesST extent. There has haen some businem aceompfeehed during tbe week, mainly on the part of tboae who had fine wool*, especially staple iota to offer at firm pnaa*. Horn* buying of to* new- clip it reported Irom Nevada at 60 cents to 64 cento, eheanng at length having started in thi* teste. Elsewhere through tbe weft there ha* been tittle or nothi- r BMflg.

OTHER MARKETS ON PAGE 22

MAINSPRINGS OCAMTTEBD OKS TKAB $1.00 and Up BurtMlm&JmlryCi. »» Msmwmeaa Ptaro.

Som* Potatoes Arrive

Tito ^Uto tetuatton

Priie* 'tA* * ^

unchanged.

«h«e. ; A car e! spinach came in from Texas. It aell* St $150 to $1.76 a bushel Long radishes of umwuaily fine quality are priced at 30 cents a doxen bunches. Green peppers from Florida find sale, although they coat $20.00 a crate.

SOWING OF WHEAT DELATED

PRODUCE

{The range of prices ot eggs, butter and poultry to due to (Bflerenoe* in Quotations

by the various dealers.)

Kansas atraifbts. ^2.78# 13.75.

meal—Steady; yellow granulated

white granulated. $4.80. —Finn; good milling, $3.65#

; No.

pot. ftrmerJ t Uo , *2

2 mixed, il

York

'Wheat—Spot, strong

*.12 f. o. b. ate

Si!

$4.20 #4.2i Buckwheat

3.70 a 100 lb*.

2 red and No. 2 hard, $3. June shipment. Corn—8

yellow, $1.93%. and No. 2 mixed. $1.92%. coat and freight New York. Oate--4pot, strong and aewroe; No. 1 white. $1.30. nominal. Hay—8toon*: No. 1. $3.06e8.16. rthW*—'Firm ; state and Pacific coaat. idle, »8c#$1.00: 1018. 80# 88c. Pork—Steady $42.50 # 43.00: family. $60.00 ft ^rd-—Strong; middle wo*t. $19.90«i4 _TaHow—Easy; special loots, 14%c. <»—f»«cy head, 14% # 15c; Blue

OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

KANSAfi CITY. April 16—Caah wheat 376. Corn—Unchanged: No. 'i mixed. $1.66: No. 2 white. $1.70 461.71: No. 2 yellow $1.76 ©1.76. Gate—Uncha:

No 2 white. $1.07; No. 3 mixed.

DETROIT. April 10.—Wheat—Caah, No. io t3■ 7o >, ^ ' ,0 1 w hita, $2.73: No. 1 mixed. *2.7J- Corn—Caah No. 3. $1.70; No. 3 5r *f 1 ,ow - *M| : No. 4 yollow, $1.70; No. 3 yellow, $1.66; No. 6 yellow. $1.62. Data— Caah No. 1 white. $1.12; No. 3 white. ♦Lll-' No. 4 white. $1.10. Rye—Caah. No.

3. $2.05.

MINNEAPOLiS. changed. Bran—

I northern. $3.05 ©3.15.

April 16.—Flour—Un9.00. Wheat—Caah. No.

tu^ua^s^it ”’ ut '

LOUIS, April 16—Wheat—No. 4 Corn—No. 2 .. $1.76; No. 2 white May. 61.73%; July, fl.78. J, w ^! *108® 100; May,

$1.07%: July. 92%©.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. April 16.—Wheat— No. 1. $2.tir»; No. 2. $8~62. Com—No. 4 or better (63 lbs. to the bushel). $1.69. Oats— white. 97c, mixed, 92c- Rye—No. 2. $l.gO:

3, 1 '' r

cash. $1.65. Hay—$2.10.

Primary Market*.

[Thomson * McKinnon) —April 16— l

^ <000 omitted) V, RECEIPTS.

Whtot. Corn- Date. Flour.

Chicago ... Milwaukee . Minneapolis Duluth

Kan**c C6ty ! Veofi* Omaha-* IndianapoUs Totals 1 Year ago. holiday

8 18

high prices

established some

prices for cotton and the culmination i* not in sight. There has been an eager demand for contracts at tbe selling moa from long* who were content to ■ profit*. The advance dtockwed a substantial short interest. We need period of favorable climatic conditions until the world baa been assured »■ future auppiy a demand may be counted

upon every reaction.

' riWT"mr--t)li jir^i)irri:T^||p‘'iii -yr.r , Ttetad States Treasury Statement. WASHINGTON. April l«—-u^ fr -JH itk a' atatement of the rrnilittnti of ijEji mited state* treasury April 13:

Income to date this year Ineeme to date last year.

n?:!8:;S$S

miatawu .... . - .

Outgo over income this year Outgo over income last year

Danream Si 1973

Balaam general fund today. Balaam previous day....-

Metal Price*.

NEW YORK. April 10electeolytic. spot. 10# 19%©: second quarter. Iron—Firm) and un--h^nged Tin—Spot. $82.80: Aprii-Jqp*. $61.23; antimony $40.87, Metal excbaite* quotes lead, quiet: soot. 0.12c asked: May, 9.00c aakad. Zinc—QOtet: feast 8t. Louis, spot. 8.28c ted. At London; Standard copper —Spot $103 17* fid: futures, <105 12s 6d: rUctroiytic. spot. £111; futures. £114. Tjn— Spot £$43 8s: future*. £341 18* Tam©^. 9pot. £37 15s: futures. £40 5s Zinc—Spot. Mt 10*: future*. £40 15s. _____ Seed Prices. April 16.—Clover 'teed—

$28.00; October

OTMRR LIVK ST#CM M

EVANSVILLE.-** „

Receipts cootinuo light market strong and

DETROIT April 16—^rods—Prime red

A Ctovcr—$4-MKMa53i>q '

£STs

April 16—-Potatoes—Strong New Yfbk Dried Print*.

W YORK. April 18—Evaporated ap-

Apnow " ******

Chicago ... Milwaukee Minneapolis

SHIPMENTS

Whea

t. Corn. Oat*. Flour.

todfana poll©

CLEARANCES M w Dom. wheat. Gate Flour. New York j Philadelphia $6 Baltimore J. 2<NI Total* "~36 288 1 Year ago. holiday. INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN. The bid* for ear lota of grain and hay at the call of toe Indianapolis Board of Trade werO: ' L '‘ 4 Corn—Strong: No. 3 white. $1.76# 1.81 %; No. 3 yellow. $1.74%. whSTuJMlS 7 . *° 2 • 1 ° e: 4 atSSrSS^timothy 1 $3“oo^38 , £): 4 *?r?. 1 Ught clover mired. >36.00 ft 36.50 No. 1 clover mixed. "

Coro—No. 3 white. > cor*: No. $ yellow. 3 cars: No. 4 yellow. 1 car: No. 6 yellow, 4 oars: No 3 mixed. 1 car: No. 4 mixed. $ cars. Total. 14 cars. Oats—No 1 white. 1 car: Wo. « white. 9 cars: No. 3 white. 1 car: No. 4 white 1 ear. Total. 12 cam.

try

©red

off.

POULTRY—Jobbers'

delivered at

offering coun* Stock, deliva dozen, lorn

Poultry.

33# 35c: large broilers

1Sc

buying prices for IndianapoUs: Fowls. 50c: rooster*. It#

c: stags. 18c; turkey*. 30# 38c; duck*, ft 22c; geese. 18#20o: squabs, * dozen.

11 lbs. to the dozen. $750.

BUTTER—Jobbers buying prices for pnekint Stock, delivered at Indianapoll*. 35c Jobber*' selUng price* for creamery butter: Fresh print*. 66#88c: storaf* butter. June creamery. 59c. _ CREAM—IndianapoUs buyer* paying 88# 68c a pound for butter fat. delivered at InTheesE—Jobbers’ selling priem: Dommtie Swim. 60«62e: New York full ©ream.

HmN ‘ _ _ __

Neu

-Butter—UnsetCreamery. higher

i <92

(Special to The Iwhannpolia Newsi CHICAGO. April 16.—The Modern Milter * katohewan is exiwedingly backward, due to fwring. Special investigation in lUtnoto shows 20 tier cent, of acreage fly infested and no parasite, present with similar con , dition. In Indiana. Kansas crop is spotted but show* improvement Winter wheat cron wUl show more than avarage abandonment' of acreage aside from possible fly damage 1

TW TON - TAXABLE, 1^1 preferred stock, ^ ^ paying 7% and PARTICIPATING up to 10%. Secured by Real Estate. Complete information upon application. «• Aetna Mortgage & Investment Co. Fidelity Trust Bldg. Indianapolis.

H Indianapolis St Ry. Stock "™J“"

418 LKMCKB m il.DlNti

I Buy and Sell

Citizens Gas Stock

418 LKMt MR Hrtl.mNG

Produce—Save

DIVIDENDS

’ On SAVINGS t Fletcher Ave. Saving & Loan Assn. Assets, 61.560.000.00. New lacatien. Oth Fleer Lem eke Bldg.

than extra*. 72%#73<y, extra (02 ecorel, 71% #72c; packing stock, current make. No. 2. 41# 42c. Egga—Unsettled; receipts. 12.018 cases: fresh gathered firsts, 41 ft

43c. Cheese—Firm; no receipta. Poultry—Live* unsettled: chickens. 45c;

staga. 4<)c: fowls, 54c: roosters. 30c: turkeys. 46c; dressed, eaaier . western stag*, frozen. 36# 42c: fowls, fresh. 32# 43c;

frozen. 30# 42c.

CINCINNATI, April 16.—Butter—Creamery. 61#67c; fancy dairy. 60c: packing stock. 20# 40c. Poultry—Fowls. 35c; springers. 40 ft 56 c: roosters. 21c: stags. 26c: ducks, white. 33 ft35c: colored. 29c! geese. 16 ft 26c: turkeys, hens. 40c: guineas, young dozen. $6.00. Egga—Fresh gathered extra firsts, 39c: firsts. 38c: ordinary first*. 3Tc: *econd*. 38c; goose egg*. $1.00;

ducks eggs. 45c.

CLEVELAND. April 16—Butter—Cream«ry, in lube, extras, 71 % ft 72c; packing, 35%c#40%e. Eggs—Southern and western, ftrata. new case*. 42c. Poultry—Chicken*. 46#&0c: light fowl*, 45#50©: roosters, 24c: springers 43 #48©: heavy grade*. 38# 36 %e: ducks, 36# 38c; geeae, 30#3oc; tur-

key*. 35 ft 40c. \ LAFAYETTE. Ind.. April 16 buying price*: Butter—30e quoted. Poultry—Old cocks, 1

worth more.

LOUISVILLE. April 16.—Poultry—Hens. 33c; medium springers. 35®45e: du< k-. 25c; geeae. 26c; roosters. 16c; guineas. $7.60 a down: turkey*. 40c. ButterPacking stock. 35c. creamery, 88e. Bgirs—

candled. 36c.

KANSAS CITY. April 18—ButterCreamery flrets. 61c; second. 58c; packing stock. 38e. Eggs—Current receipts, a eaae, $11.70; firsts, 40c. Poultry—Hens. 34c; broiler*. 46c: springers. 40fc; roosters. 15%©. CHICAGO. April 16,—Butter—Unsettled creamery. 46# 64c. Egg*—Higher: receipt*. 17.636 ceeee: first*. 41#41%c; at mark case* included. 38ft40c. Poultry—Lower: alive springs 30c: fowl*, 30c. ST. LOUIS. April 16—Poultry-Hen*. 33c: springs. 42e: turkeys. 44c: ducks 83c; geeae, 13c. Butter—Creamery. 63c. Eggs— TOLEDO April iG. — Butter — Brick creamery. 73c. Egg*—Selected, strictly fresh,

REAL ESTATE SECURED

Investments

NenAaaeaaaltlc

Write for detailed explanation of our method of safeguarding the funds of our clients. Wilbur A. Royse Investment Co. Authorised Capital, $25©.O0«.0u 849-50 Lentcke Annex. IndianapoUs, Ind.

c. Eggs—Not 13c; fowls, 26

CORN AND WHEAT BULLETIN

For the twenty-four hours ending at 7:00 m.. ninetieth meridian time. April 16.

■tat tens of Indianapolis District

South Band... wheat flew ::

i-iM’"'* Farmland

Indianapoll*

Cambridge City Tem Haute.. Bloomington ., Columbus

Vincennes

I I

4% i: S«

40 3» 41 40 46 X%

J H ARMINGTON

Itpnr.k « Rath Cloudy R*un Cloudy Rain Cloudy Tbnstm Cloudy Rain

Oil n«(M a ad ©hi pm eats. OIL CITY. Fa.. April 16.—Credit balance*. $8.10. Runs Thursday 72 RfiS; average. 50,64i4: shipment*. 47.067. average. 39.0J0.

Old Reliable Stock Paint

PRICES AT THE HAY MARKET

April 13^-

The following ■

ton: mixed. $34.00#36

Corn—$1 "O# 1.80 Oats—$1.03 ft 1.08. Straw—Wlmat, $8.<

$14.00# 16.00.

April 16—

WAGON WHEAT PRICES. —April 16— * Indianapofto flnue mill* and grain etev*ton> are paying $2.60 for No. 1 red wheat. JTT.T lor NO 2 red and $2^2 for No, a red. Other grades on their merits. Now Y*rk Coffee. 16*. ' NEW YORK. April 10—Coffee—Rio No. 7. 15r FuAuree—Steady; May. 14 53c; July. It ©3c r” .

mm® mi

•otti

*■* y -1 i-'JH a Urn J y Ik‘i

FW| at $5.00 a*3

Marion Paint Company PM *. Mag»*^tayUMM^touti ol .»*-

Breach •tere. l*3 R.

Mata S8R

-77$.

Atahama.

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We Offer the Unsold Portion of $300,000

Tax Exempt

Price Par 7y 2 %

Maturities

Preferred Stock

Bellevue Baths and Hotel Co.

Location:

Mt Jackson, Indianapolis This stock will bo a first lion on the real estat© (haring a frontage of 238 f©«t on Wort Washington stroot in that part oflndtonapolii known at Mt. Jackson), the hotel building*, cauipment and deep wells—end will be secured by an inYettraent

the amount of the issue. L

■nrvrlorn Haalth

fireproof, modem

litanum end

Indianapolis is without a modem Health Resort. Bellevue

pply i

features

Baths and Hotel will supply this need for a hotel, combining all features of a hotel, saft

resort-

The wster will be drawn rr The building wm contain on tho root. spaelo«B lobby

roo $f; Jackson is colobroto4 for Its bounteous supply of mtitoeki

:: iv.'.A'iirer.v^

1*8 bedrooms, a cosy lounge and m

‘ h %k l »^BiS*2,rk!srsf.fw, .... »^w««i..

Place and Health Resort In Thdlanapoll*.

Bellevue Baths and Hotel Company

« Bverett L. Deupree, Fleeal Aft

Chas. F. Hurat ^form^r Sute Bank Examiner), Sales Meneger.

[formerly Law Bldg

Tel* Mala 6727.