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semi-skilled labor; So to S. for farm
laborers' 81 to $40 for domestics and
from thirty to fifty cents a day for
one-day jobs, Reeves said.
Against the five public employ
ment agencies in Indiana, one of
which is in Indianapolis, there are
forty commercial agencies in the
State. The latter are distributed as
follows: Thirty in Indianapolis,
three in South Bend, two in FIT.
Wayne and one each in Gary, East
Chicago, Evansville, New Albany
and Lafayette.
"All are properly licensed and do,
ing a strictly legal business, and it
is not my intention to throw any
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discredit on their services. However,
I candidly believe the employers Of
our State should offer the utmost
cooperation with this department,
whose service comes without cost
to employer or employee" Reeves
said.
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AMERICAS BUS ROUTES

There are now more than 1890
motor bus routes in America, be-
ing operated by $500 motor bus
companies. The greatest bus-using
region is the section north of the
Ohio River and east of the Missis'
sippi. where 200 bus companies
operate 5000 routes.
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serits of State Employment Department Are Told by
Perry W. Reeves-4O, 1916 Persons Given Aid

60 per cent of the first months
salary for clerical, stenographic,
technical or executive positions; IS
10 $25 for placement Of skilled
mechanics; 50 to IS for common and
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Fees Run High

Fees charges by commercial
agencies range from 25 per cent to
Evening star., 1926-05-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. May United States De
partment of Agriculture)-Hogs
ceipts, 1000 head; fairly active, most
ly 10 to 25 higher; bulk, 240 to $50
pound butchers, 1290al3.40 majority
desirable 200 to 225 pound weight,
1345a1365; good and choice, l8O
pounds down largely. 13,75al4.10; top
on 140 pounds. 1920; bulk packing
sows, 2O0a 1925; sorted killing pigs,
Ia 00al4.25; heavyweight hogs. II oOa
l3 40: medium, 13.10a13.75; light. 12.1O
al4.00: light light. 12.85al4.20; pack
ing sows. 90a12.40; slaughter pigs,
13 360a1425.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; fat
steers, steady 10 strong: no choice Of
ferings here; bulk rating common ana
medium largely 8.25a9 90 market best
matured steers. 9.35; light heifers. up
ward to 9.75; general she stock. ma :.
ket SLOW: easy; edge off Gamers and
cutters; bulls. % to 40 under early
Yesterday: practical top on heavy
bolognas, SIS; vealers, s.o0a9.oo 10
packers.
Sheep-Receipts. u 600 head, tat
lambs generally steady to strong; sev-
eral doubles Of clipped lambs averag-
ing under go pounds. l4.2oal 90; one
loan of handyWeieht TO small killers.
1915: three doubles Of good Callior-
MIA springers. with l03 out AT 1920;
outs not sold no wool lambs SOLD
early. small supply of fat sheep slow;
bidding weak to uneVenly lower.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
BOND LIST STEADY;
NEAR YEARS BEST
Interest CenterS on Issues
Just Below Savings Bank
Legal Class.
BY GEORGE I. HUGHES.


Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, May Prizes for in
vestment bonds were steady today,
around the best of the year. Activity,
however, was centered mostly on
issues Just below the savings bank
legal class.
The incident that attracted the most
attention was the sale of one block
OF 100000. par value, Hudson and
Manhattan refunding 5s at 81. point
down from the high for all time. Buy
ing in selected issues of this type
went on throughout the list.
In the railway group Erie and .Ier-
SeN 6S made q new top at 109. There
were good sized transactions in Beth
lehem Steel o12s and 6s. in ST. Louis
Iron Mountain and Southern River
and Gulf As and Baltimore and Ohio.
West Virginia As, one Of the high.
est grade public utilities. and Kings
County Light & Power purchase
money 6s duplicated their previous
quotations.
United States Government bonds
held around the close of the day be
fore. Treasury 3a4 S. however, sold al
most up to their best since issued.
Demand continued strong for United
States Steel sinking fund 5s. and they
were one OF the most active in the
group. In higher Yielding issues
there were several interesting move
ments. Barnsdall Corporation 6s sold
at par. Howe 4 Co. 6i2s advanced a
point. Crown Cork & Seal 6s, at 93,
were at the high since the faVora BILE
annual report came out. The local
fractions were Irregular. Broadway
and Seventh Avenue rs were down
point, and Third Avenue adjustments
sold lower. Hudson 4 Manhattan in
come bonds improved in sympathy
with The advance with the refundinR
5s. Brookly Ma nhattan Transit 6s
were steady on investment buying.
In the foreign list. South American
obligations we're in favor. Brazil
bonds were particularly strong. the SIS
duplicating their previous high at
l04. The new Uruguay 6s sold at
small premium over the opening
price. or the European issues. Hun
garian Municipal 7t2s We're up quite
sharply. and there was a fractional
advance in Anton Jurgen 6s French
and Belgian bonds were without sig
nificant change most Of the day.
Among the new offerings We're Sc,
100000 General Public Utilities 6i2s.
TO yield SIS per cent.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
STOCK PRICES DROP
IN FINAL TRADING
Dealings More Active in Last
Hour. After Dull Morn
ing Session.
BY STUART p. WEST.
apecisl Dispatch TO The star

SPARTA Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, May : Prices came
down sharply In the last hour on The
Stock Exchange today following a
reriod of uncertain fluctuations.
Trading was dull fUr the first -four
hours. but toward the end ii became
more active. Professionals dominat
inE the market We're working on the
side Of decline and We're able 30 make
considerable impression upon the
more speculative issues.
;'he market took the same attitude
II has had all week, namely. lha'
after a day or SO OF selling ne brtlSh
labor situation was something to he
watched. with the idea hat ii couid
not cause any furthe" liquidation oi
American stocks. but that it shoutd
hold up for the time being new Ven
lures.
For months brokerage houses In
their literature have been talking
hullishlv about oil stocks. At times
there has been some response, al
other times the movement Of TINS
group has been disappointing. To-day
The oils were somewhat stronger
especially Standard oil Of New Jersey.
which was going up GA talk OF IN
creased dividends. General Pete and
Fan American "B" We're higher, and
50 was Marland. but the advances IN
The oil group, as a ri'e did not gel
much behind a point.
Texas Land Trust created seusa
ton with a jump Of more than 20
points This stock for 20 years has
heen mystery, nobody but chosen
few knowing what It was really
worth. But. or course, the idea Is
that eventually it VIII be ia the class
of stocks like the old Calib Syndicate,
which would sell in the thousa nds.
keeping outside buyers away because
If the high price ana SlnallnesS of
dividends, aud then make everything
MP by a capital spE,.
Panhandle Producers made Il new
,high above l.. Realizing sales We're
felt In Mack Trucks. The motor
shares as a group kept on moving
within remarkably narrow range.
stocks like General Motors md Hud
son varying little. United States
Rubber was off over a point. Ameri.
can Noolen made a new low around
-. on account of the unsatisfactory
conditions in the New England tex
tile industry. American Ice was
strong while American Smelling came
down. This was the way stocks went
all through the list.
The market continued dun In the
late afternoon. with prices generally
over. There We're declines of q half
point to a point or more in the mo-
tor shares. Jordan Motor was of .
roints.
Selling was not heavy. but traders
were inclined to work on the short
side because of the absence of eff
fective buying power. Selling kept
on in L. S. Rubber and in the last
hour II was off points or more.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
WALL STREET BRIEFS

NEW YORK. MAY { LP).-WaH
street hears that the hoard of man
ayers OF the Delaware & Hudson Co,
contrary TO expectations. will have no
recommendation to make to stock
holders at the annual meeting next
Tuesday concerning segregation of its
anthracite mining properties. The
settlement of the anthracite suspension
in February had given rise TO hope
that stockholders shortly would re-
ceive some direct interest in the coal
properties.
Returning from his annual tour of
the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific,
Charles Hayden chairman of the
board said he had never seen the
physical condition of the system as
good as it was Yesterday. The policy
~ steadily laying new rails and in
cressing the amount of ballast has be
gun to show excellent results. While
il is always dangerous to prophesy."
he added. estimates Of the operating
staff indicate earnings for 1926 of
sbout $3.50 q share, compared with
34s4 a share in 1925
The Winter wheat crop was by far
the best il has ever been at this time
Of the year, he asserted.
The forthcoming annual report of
Pure Oil co. will show largest net
earnings in its history. After paying
preferred and common dividends and
adding about $4,000 900 to reserves,
IN. company carried Sc, 6,370,000 TO sun
plus.
In line with a plan of alternating
in office, William II. Williams. head Of
he Missouri Pacific railroad. has been
alected chairman of the Denver Rio
r;rande Western railroad for the en-
suing wear TO succeed Alvin w.
Krech, chairman of The Western Pa
rific. f. \. Brown will succeed Mr..
Williams as chairman of the eXecu-
tive committee. The Denver u Rio
Crande, recently reorga anized, is con
rolled Jointly by the Missouri and
Western Pacific systems.
The shipbuilding industry In Great
Britain has reached the lowest record
Of returns since September, 1909, the
Bankers Trust Co. Of New York is
Informed by its British information
service Tonnage now under con
struction in Great Britain and Ireland
Is Al Q43 tons less than a the close OF
1925 At the end OF March there
were 218 merchant vessels of 8i3 070
gross tons being built, compared with
tto0,9oo tolS year dso' w VI ~ was
suspended last year on "a 900 tons,
while this year such tonnage was
.2600.
Ytaly has improved her position in
the shipbuilding industry from third
rlace among the nations OF the world
IN September, 1925, to first place AT
the close of that year. Italy still held
ArEt place at the end Of March his
vear with Germany next. then
France. Holland and the United
stfsss.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
RAINS IN WEST SEND
WHEAT PRICES DOWN
Moisture in Kansas and Nebraska
Relieves Worst of the Drought
Conditions.


CHICAGO. May 7.-Generous rains
in Kansas and Nebraska and also in
parts of the Spring wheat belt gave
sudden early swing downward TO
wheat prices today. The moisture In
Kansas was reported at various places
from which yesterday some OF the
worst complaints of drought were re-
ceived. Selling on account of the rains
was general The opening, 12 TO 16s
lower, May tnewJ 1854 to 1853 and
July 1885 10 1.39 was quickly fol
lowed by material further setback.
Corn and oats sympathized with
wheat weakness. After opening Is TO
as off. July 747s to 70. corn continued
to sag. and May delivery went well
below 20 cents a bushel.
Oats started at a shade TO 14a9s
cent decline. July 421s Later the
losses wide ned
Evening star., 1926-05-07
STREET CONTRACTS LET.
Albamarle. Twenty Ninth and Di1
Will Be Improved.

Contracts for grading three streets
were awarded today by the Commis-
SionerS.
l.. p. Haw was given the contract
for the work on Albemarie street be
tween Murdock Mill road and Wiscon.
sin avenue. and on Twenty,ninth
street from Woodley road to Calvert
street. The contract for grading Dix
street northeast from Forty-fourth
to FortNninth street was awarded to
Latimer Il Maloney.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK OP). Stocks heavy:
several motor and rubber shares at
new lows. Bonds irregular; foreign
Issues firm. Foreign exchanges
steady. sterling and franc improve.
Cotton lower; improved weather out
look. sugar firmer; higher spot
market. Coffee higher F,ur0pean n
buying
CHICAGO Wheat lower: beneficial
~ ms Corn easy; beaIish Argentine
surplus Cattle steady; choice grades
sca rce. Hogs active and higher.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
CLOSING is HEAVY.
Selling Becomes General in Late
Trading-M0t0rS Drop.

NEW YORK. May OPl The
closing was heavy. Selling became
more general in the late trading AS
pressure against the motor and rub
her shar res met with little reSista nee.
Following 4. slump in General Mo
tors. du Pont broke more than 5
points and losses Of to points
We're recorded by Mack Trucks, Moon
Motors, United States Rubber, Ameli-
ran Smelling, Sloss Sheffield Steel
Total sales apprpximated 700, 900
shares
Evening star., 1926-05-07
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
RUBBER BOOSTS EXPORTS.

Largely because Of higher rubber
prices, the Para. Brazil. consulate dis,
trict exported TO the United States
last year merchandise double in value
that of 1924. the total being, S18.S88..
BAL. az against $9.481,l68 While
rubber shipments increase in volume
l4l per cent, their value as compared
with the previous year rose I7S per
cent.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Quotations furnished bv W. B Hibbs g. Co
Nominal Selling checks
gold value TODAY
Quoted in dollars per million marks

NEW YORK. May CP.-Foreign
exchanges irregular. Quotations lin
cents): Great Britain. demand. 4S5:
cables. 4S5 11-16; 60-day bills on banks,
4s1. France, remand, 3.141a; cables.
3.15. Italy. demand, 4.O019; cables,
4.01 1-16.
Demand: Belgium, 3.071a; Germany.
2379; Holland. 60.62; Norway. 21.54;
Sweden, 26.73 Denmark. 26.10: Swift
zerland. 19.341s; Spain. 1899; Greece.
1.23 Poland, 1000: Czechoslovakia.
296; Jugoslavia. LIS; Austria. 400:
Rumania, 81 y: Argentina. 40.1s%;
Brazil. 14.56t.: Toxic. 1900: Shang
hal, 72.37H; Montreal, 1o9.14 7-l6.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
WARD BAKING DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK. May Z CE).-Directors
of the Ward Baking Corporation to-
day declared an initial quarterly div
idend of So a share on the class A
stock and the regularly quarterly
payment of $175 on the preferred
Both are payable July l to stockhold-
erS of record June Is.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
VOTE ON HOLIDAY.

NEW YORK. May CP.-Memhers
of the New York Cotton Exchange viii
vote MOndsY on q proposal ito rIoae
the exchange on May 20. preceding
Memorial day.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

BALTIMORE. May (SpeciaD.-
Potatoes white. 100 pounds, 2.50a5.25;
new potatoes barrel. 4.50a 90;
asparagus, dozen, 200a45 80, beans,
bushel. 3 GOA 100: ca bbage. hamper,
l.OOal.35 beets. 100. 9.00al0.00 sweet
potatoes. barrel. 2.50a7.00: vans, bar
rel 250a6.O0: carrots. bushei. 2.2oa
$50: celery. crate. 2.5Oa 400; cucum-
hers. crate. 25Oa4,00: eggplants.
crate. 3.OOa6 90 kale. bushel. 50a75:
lettuce. basket. l50a3 90: onions, 100
pounds. 250a3.50; Spring onions, 100.
.5Oa2. 90; peas. hamper. 2.0Oa3.25;
tomatoes. crate. 3.50a7.00: spinach.
bushel, 50a1lO, radishes. basket. 1.00a
so: rhubarb. 100, 400a5.00; squash,
basket. 150a2.0
Apples-Barrel. 2.5Oa5.OO; bushel.
75a1.75: grapefruit. box. 4.Soa6:2 20;
oranges. box. 4.5Oa6.25: strawberries
quart. 17a2219: pineepples. crate. 3.70a
425
Selling Prices at Noon.
Wheat-No. 2 red Winter. domestic.
no quotations: No. red Winter, gar
lickY. 1.67a4.
Sales-Bag lot of nearby at wharf
al 1.60.
COrn-Cob, new. spot, 90 per pdI-
rel, as TO delivery: domestic. yellow
No. >, new. IS per bushel; exports.
No. >. 741a asked; No. 3. y.
Sales-None.
Cargoes. No. 8. mixed. at 71a72
Oats-No. ,. - asked: No. 3, new,
81 asked.
Rve-Nearby. new. 90a95; No. 3 rye.
spot. no quotations.
Hay-Receipts. 81 tons Better
grades of timothy, light clover, mixed
and choice clover hay have been NOV
ing out fairly we'll the past few days.
and there is no oversupplY of good
hav on the market. Medium and low
grade hay is in ample supply. Poor
hav is hard to move at any price.
Quotations, per ton. today: No. 3.
timothy. 2350a2400: No. timothy,
21 .OOa22.0O: No l light clover. mixed,
23. 3.00a23.5O No. . light clover. mixed
20.OOa21 .00 No. ] clover, mixed. 23.0O
a23.50: No clover. 1S.00a20.0O.
Straw-No. wheat. l3.0Oa 90,
No. 2 oat. 14.00a14.5O.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
DIVIDENDS.

'l-50 of a share in common on the
common.
Kerosene in railroad tank cars at
New York, Philadelphia and Atlantic
coast terminals will be advanced one
half cent a gallon tomorrow by Sin
clair Refining Co, making the new
price 101a cents.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
BAR SILVER PRICE.

NEW YORK, May CpA Bar
silver. 6434; Mexican dollars, 49h,
Evening star., 1926-05-07

Dividend rates as given 10 the above tabIs
are the annual cash payments based on the
latest quarterly or half yearly declarations.
T1nfess otherwise noted. extra or special diyi.
dends are not included.
paid this year. no regular rate. Dor
optional In stock. sPartly stock. tPartly
extrs sPay able in preferred stock. tPius
"a, in stock ravabie %s quarterly. 1Plue
-. IN stock payabls y n suartsrix,
Evening star., 1926-05-07
Advertising Grips Attention.

AT meeting OF the advisory coun
Gil of the DISTRICT Bankers AssOcia
ton yesterday II was voted 70 call
a special meeting Of the organiza-
ton on May c1 in the new quarter
on + street 10 act upon the report
Of the advertising committee. The
report deals with the general cam
paiGn the association is carrying or
to show the public more clearly tho
service the banks render and furnish
facts on the methods Of operation
and the costs of such serNice
Evening star., 1926-05-07
Reserve Discounts on Upgrade.
North American May Expand.

ST. Louis dispatches report that the
North American Co. is negotiating for
control of the Illinois Light and
Power co. This company owns elec
trio light. gas and street car power
plants in Illinois. Iowa and Kansas.
The entire common stock Of Illinois
Power and Light is owned by Illinois
Traction Co. of which United States
Senator W. B. Mckinley of Illinois Is
president The book value of the com
panys property is S140 600 600 and its
annual revenue about S2S,O00 600.
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