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TRADE VOLUME DECLINES
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BIZ Cntted Press
CHICAGO, May 6.-Marked de-
cline in volume of trading on the
Chicago Board Of Trade today was
blamed by professionals to activity
in the State Legislature at Spring
field toward drastic regulation of the
Chicago grain market.
A bill establishing a regulatory
commission to supervise grain trad.
ing with dictatorial control over
dealing in grain futures was passed
late Thursday by the State Senate.
The measure now goes to the lower
House of the Assembly.
Opponents of State regulation agi.
tation, brought about by failure Of
the Farmers Marketing Corporation
and subsequent investigation of the
Armour Grain Company. which is
held responsible for the failure,
claimed today enforcement Of the
proposed Illinois law would drive
the Board of Trade out of the
State"
The bill was passed in the upper
house of the Legislature, 30 to H.,
the Chicago delegation being solidly
against 1t. One Senator announced
he would call up the measure for
reconsideration next week. 1t will
also be fought in the House.
Supporters Of control of the mar
ket contended forecasts of ruin for
the Chicago board were prompted by
propagandists who fear operation OF
the bill. Experts on the exchange
here predicted, however, that trad.
ing would be cratic until the situ-
alton was altered.
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G.. o. p. Chiefs at
Coolidge Breakfast
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BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE sit
uation in the Republican party in
the country was discussed at a
breakfast Friday at the tempo
rary White House. where President
Coolidge acted as host to eleven Re-
publican leaders. 1t was learned
Chairman William NJ. Butler of the
Republican national committee pre-.
sented to the leaders results of his
recent transcontinental political sur.
vey.
Those attending included Secretary
of State kellogg, Secretary of Treas
ury Mellon, Secretary of Navy Will
bur, Secretary of Interior Work.
Speaker Nicholas Longworth. Sen.
ator Curtis, Republican floor leader;
Senator Borah Rep) Idaho, Repre-
sentative Treadway (Rep) Massa-
chusetts, Representative Smell Rep.)
New York, C. Blascom Slemp, for.
mer secretary and political adviser
of the President and Butler.
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SEEK BOND FORFEITURE

Forfeiture of a $1,000 bond OF
Pete Parvu, 1875 S. California st.,
was asked today in Superior Court
Two by Deputy Prosecutor Paul
Rhoadarmer, following conviction
of Parvu for contempt of court aft
er it was proved he sold liquor at
his place while an injunction issued
by the court was in effect. Judge
Linn D. Hay sentenced Parvu to
sixty days and fined him 500.
The bond was put up when the
injunction was issued in March,
1926. Federal officers went to the
place and purchased liquor in Sep
TENDER, 1926, they testified.
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Commission Row
PRICE TO RETAILERS
WrDHTWrnGT

ABppII!essmBOy appIss,=winesaps. So 50 q
DeRe19IsR sstv ezra taRRGy 5srrs p
$3.50; Ben DAVIS. ST. rs @l4 30. Fancy bar,
Sel sSpplegs-B@Sldyginss 1870; Rome Beauty,
$:s5; winessPs; si?75; Bsid%{ins. s;I2 g
Bananas ljobbing pricel-4@5c Id.
LIe9monsocG]sIlifoTniass 1915 @4;25;
81 rs as fsneS s425 81 P 556 hun'red'
Oranges-Florida Valencias. S4.50@
$50 crate; California nayeIs. extra fancy
Strawberries Tennessee, S4.5065 a
$475 @6; fancy, S4.25 @5.5O; California
VEGETABLES
Asparagus---California Se@7 crate: H
6 fancy white, @S1.25 doz.; green,
Beans-IILouisiana stringless. s4.5o@
Beets-Leuisiana. s4.5o@5 per hamper
Brussels sprouts-Fancy California SOC
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, So crate,
Carrots-Californla. So bu.; Texas
&C CiiaulifHiower--crate. se.75.
81 500 Mammoth washed, s1.5O doz. w.
Gueum bersE 5Hothouse,, 2 doz.,, S2.25.
Kale-H. G., S1.75 Dbl.
ho dsstu SID sab fST ssses se H. G. hot
Mangoes-Florida peppers $3.50 crate;
Observation-Disclosures. IL lbs.
81 25,
,onionsaaTexas yellow, $3.50. Texas
Onion SetszYellow, 1928 bu.: red
So 25 bu: white. "a bu.
PsrsleyL7H. G., Soc per bunch; south
efiI; &c W;ssiss;n,, co IN bar,vo.
Potatoes@Mic6isa whites. i5o lbs.
| $3.50; Russet Burbanks, $50 lbs. So so
Red River Ohios. 100 lbs. So; Idaho
Russets, 100 lbs. S4; Idaho bakers, 80,
zoe. 81; Triumgs, 100 lbs, S4.75; new
Radishes-southern long reds. Csc: hot
house buttons, 81 rs.
Rhubarb-H. G.. 30c dog.
Root Observation-Disclosures, bu.. 81 so
parsnips. bu.. S1.25: carrots, California
bu.l 81; Texas. bu... So; Louisiana beets
| Seed Potatoes--M aine cobblers. $50 lbs.
| So Red River Early Ohios. 100 lbs.
| SO: Rural New Yorks, LOO lbs. So.
| Spinach-Texas. S1-50@1.75.
Sweet Potatoes-Indians Jerseys. ou.
Tomatoss-six-basket crt. ss.5o@s.
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Cash Grain

The bids for car lots of grain at the call
Of the, Indianapolis Board Of Trade, {. o. b.
basis Al u c New York rate. were
No. 2 hard. 1.33.
:. Corn=--Firm; No. 3 white n @73isc;
!. eg@7I hc; No. ) mixed, 6s a 77S$ee:' No No.
4, 66@70c
oatsEFirm No. white. 44@4se. No.
Hay-weak: No. 1 timothy, S16.5o@
III No, 2 timothy, S155o@10; No. !
clover mixed, Si6 q 1880 No. 1 clover
hay. S15.50@16.
Inspections
Wheat5-No. 2 red, car; No. mixed,
Corn-No. 3 white. cars; No. 5, .
cars; sample white. | car; No. 2 yellow,
3 cars; No. 8. L car; No, 8 mixed 8 cars
No: = ears; No. O. cars are. Ne 9:
oatsmNo. White ea o cars a' No I. s )
cars; No. mixed. 1 car. Total. 13 cars.
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1Orty DOnus was of.fos .Of. %
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NEW YORK, May 6.-Stocks ran
into considerable week-end' competi-
ton in today's late trading after
further sharp advances had occurred
in many sections of the list. 1t was
evident that the reaction which
took place in various leaders Of the
forward movement. was a normal
technical development, and the mar
ket as a whole continued toidisplay
undiminished confidence regarding
the fundamental soundness Of bust
ness conditions and the outlook for
sustained ease in credit.
Constructive interests gained en-
couragement from the fact that the
standard rails swung into line dur
ing the day with the pivotal indus
trials after displaying a more or less
apathetic attitude for the last ten
days. Revival of bullish activity in
the carrier group appeared to be
based on the hope of favorable ac-
ton on the part of the Interstate
Commerce Commission when it takes
up next week the proposal of the
Van Sweringens with regard to the
consolidation Of the roads involved
in the original Nickel Plate merger.
Chesapeake & Ohio, which consti-
tutes the key road in the new plan,
engaged in a robust advance, rising
to new high ground for the year,
while the Erie shares and Nickel
Plate were also prominent in the
upside.
Bursts of strength in these shares
were followed by resumption of dem
onstrations for the rise in Atchison,
Reading, Union Pacific, Baltimore &
Ohio and other seasoned dividend
rails, while more speculative issues
like Wabash and Kansas City South
ern were also strong.
With the rails giving confirmation
to the fundamental character to the
advance in the main body of stocks,
constructive operations in individual
stocks gained greater aggressive
ness, and new highs were reached
in a long list Of representative Is
sues.
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MATCHES START
F.: BLAZE IN HOME

House cleaning time at the home
Of Earle Tyner, 1915 N. Illinois St..
became house burning time this aft.
ernoon when the Tyner's 1-year-old
son, Robert, found some matches.
The family believes Robert must
have stepped on and ignited one Of
the matches, which fired some paper
swept together on the floor.
Unaware of the blaze, Robert and
his mother were upstairs enjoying
an after-luncheon nap, when Mrs.
e. M, Ruch, who lives in the other
side Of the duplex house, turned in
an alarm. Damage was confined TO
furniture and estimated at $500.
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BUTLER HAS HONOR DAY

Honor day exercises were held at
Butler University Thursday after.
noon when all persons who won
various prizes during the school year
received awards.
Special services were held for the
senior class and new members OF
the Phi Kappa Phi. national scho-
lastic honorary fraternity. DIR. r.
A. olmstead, University OF Illinois,
was the principal speaker and Presi.
dent Robert j. Alley was in charge.
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Indianapolis.
Anril oQ-MaY 6. 1927.
NOTICE

NOTICE
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE PARK
DISTRICT. OF THE CITY OF INDI-
ANAPOLlSs DEPARTMENT OF PUB
Is Is 6 oAfiSh 81 81 THE = BOARD CITY
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice islhereby given BY the the B Sf fnd 0f
Park Commissioners Of the CITY OF , md
bonds of the park district OF, the city of
indianapolis in the sum of not more than
one me, J h 1nd ed, fifteen thousand dollars
Said bonds are. to be issued ior the pur-
pose of paying for the erection and con-
struction OF Community Building, to be
known as the Brookside Park Community
part Sio on said &c B sro 5o PARK all Tor park
danapolis, and more particularly described
in the resolution of the board. to.w1t
and ip all other expenses incident to said i'm
provement and the sale OF said bonds.
That the final determination of the
amount of said bonds, together. with the
rate of interest and the time Of the pay,
been received for the construction of said
improvements and contracts awarded.
Unless objection. is. made by =, the tax
Of said park district Roa the n Ir
Commissioners will pursuant to said de-
determination and order. proceed to
cause said bonds is said amounts to be is
sued and sold for the purpose and in the
JOHN E.. MILNoR.
MICHAEL E. FOLEY.
MARY f. HESS, ~.
ADOLPH .EMHARDT.
Board of Park Commissioners. City Of In
Nav G. I3 1927
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Legal Notices

apolis. Ind. that it has. by resolution. de-
termined that II is necessary 70 issue bonos
of the Park District of the City o., Indian
apolis in the sum of not more than one
hundred and fourteen thousand dollars
($114 O00.00).
Said bonds are. to be issued for the pur-
facing and reconstructing Of Meridian ST,
from the south property line of Twenty:
Sixth St. to the south property line OF
Maple Rd.. now part Of the park and
boulevard system of the city OF Indianapo::
lis. all for park and boulevard purposes! OF
said city, and more particularly described
in the resolution of said board, to-wit:
Improvement Resolution No. 1O-i927
and all other expenses incident to the said
construction and improvement and the sale
That the final determination Of the
amount of said bonds, together. with the
rate of interest and the time of payment
will be fixed as soon as bids have been
received for the construction of said i'm
provement and the contract awarded.
Unless. objection is made by the tax
PAYERS of said district in the m amer pro-
vided by law. said Board of Park. Com
missioners will proceed to issue said bonds;
in the said amount to be used and sold
for the purpose and in the manner herein
set forth.
MICHAEL E. FOLEY.
MARY z. HOSS. '.
ADOLPH EMHARDT
Board of Park Commissioners, City OF
lndlanapons.o ,oo.
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Abandon Auto and
$4,000 "Bourbon''

Deputy sheriffs got 24O pints OF
what is said to be Bourbon whisky.
worth about $4,000, Thursday night
when two men ran an automobile
into a ditch on Thirtieth ST., near
Pendleton Pike and abandoned 1t.
The bottles were in corrugated
paper containers and burlap sacks
labeled: Potatoes for table use. put
up for Shell & McBurney. Windsor
Ontario
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BALDRIDGE, AUTO HEAD

DR.. E. r. Baldridge. Terre Haute,
who has been acting president of
the Hoosier State Automobile AS
ISOLATION since the resignation Of E.
w. Steinhart a month ago, was
elected to the office at a directors
meeting Thursday, at the Columbia
Club.
Others chosen were j. Cooper
Props. Muncie. first vice president;
DR.. James N. Mccoy, Vincennes,
second vice president; c. w. Law.
Bedford, third vice president; M. Il.
Noblet, indianapolis, manager and
secretary. and ]. L. Murden. Peru,
treasurer.
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Lewis Will Not Make Love

Lewis Stone refuses TO make cam.
era love under the identical Califor.
MIA live oak where. two years ago,
he fought a duel! The love scenes
were for current First National
picture, Lonesome Ladies'" in
which he is featured with Anna Q.
Nilsson. The duel was for another
picture. and a location man with
an eve for a beautiful setting
CHANGED to choose the identical spot
for Stones scenes in. the modern pro.
duction.
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Chicago Stocks.
In the Cotton Market
(By Thomson & McKinnon)

NEW York. May 6.EThe English mar.
ket sent higher cables this morning and
showery conditions prevailed over most of
on the part of some traders to utilize a
strong market for liquidating, purposes.
but general demand was sufficient to inn
prices were strong and about rs points
above Thursdays close during the first
hour in the afternoon. continuation of
the present unsettled weather conditions
seems likely for some. days to come and
higher markets should naturally. be ex-
pected. Spinners takings for the week
are an index of very active business at
the mills We continue to look upon all
reactions as favorable buying opportun-
tiles. Buying power is being increased by
the widening of the interest the general
public is taking In cotton. There has been
sufficient profit taking today to material
ly strengthen the technical position.
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Bv United Press

CINCINNATI. May 6.-Hogs--Receipts,
5 sSs bs i6 s0 eEst b :te' SO
G Y0'20: iosi 10000 lbs lbs $10.4oGio.50
10000 lbs. sIO.35 a 1880: 90-160 lbs
SO, 50G1o.50. ,csttle-Receipts. 400;
soc lower closed uneveniy lower; beef
steers S10G1O.50: light yearling steers
and iheifers. So so q 1880; beef cows. IS
so: vealers, SSn11.50 bulk stock and
feeder steers. SS.50Q9. Sheep-Receipts.
500 market. shorn lambs slow TO soc
S14.75: bulk fat lambs. Sl2.5O.G 1880;
bulk Gull lambs, 5000 a 1850; bulk fat
ewes. SIS az: bulk spring lambs SIG a. ID.
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Other Livestock
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I BU Times SDecidI
LOUISVILLE. May 6-Hogs--Receipt
| 000 market steady; tops, 5000. Cat
| tle-Receipts, 200: market steady. Calves
Receipts. 900: market steady good e
choice. SIS 80 n 1880: medium to good: So
as: outs. SO down. Sheep-Reeeipts
| 100: market steady. fed lambs, = Lao E
springers, S17G1S: seconds, -St4 q 10
sheep, $7@7.50.
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NEW YORK. May 6:-Produee: Flour
Firm and quiet Pork-Steady. Mess
$40. Lard-Firm. MiddleOwoest-S12 90 @
No. 4. Iva 49, G Tall9w-DHll. Specials
l. $1,000 IS; No. 3. $110 a 90; clover,
81 1s25 > oe Dressed gooultry-EEa Easy,
ers. 20 n soc; fowls 10 a 34c: ducks. 90 "a
23c; Long Island ducks. 24c. Live poultry
Firm; geese, 10q 15c: ducks, 12@ 27c;
fowls, ESQ 32c; turkeys; goa 25c; ROSTERS
l5c capons; 35e; broilers 20 q soc
special, 81 a Csc; Young America, 25 u a
CSC. Butter-Steady; receipts, 1921
creamery exIras. 4415c; special market, As
a As 1ac. Eggs-Easy;. receipts, .45,403;
nearby white fancy. 81 a 33c; nearby state
white. 26d soc; fresh firsts, % "a a 25c;
Pacific coast first to extras 2S az 35c; west.
ern whites, 26 % l5c; nearby browns, rs
a 32c. Potatoes-Long Island, 1925 90
800; Southern, s3.5O@7 .75: Maine. S4.75
a g.; Bermuda. 81 a $50. Sweet potatoes
Jersey basket. SOC @2.50: Southern bar
rels, $3.50.
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In the Sugar Market
(By Thomson & McKinnonl

NEW York. May 6.-A eSnn2s to un-
official estimates the stock OF raw sugar
at all United States shipping ports as of
below the quantity of a year ago This
fits in with the more active interest in
Il seems probable that the demand will
it seem probable that the demand will
make very. favorable comparison with
available supplies later in the season. Any
have a decided effect on consumption and
as a consequence we are apt to witness a
renewal Of buying in the raw sugar market.
The latest Mikusch cable on world produc-
ton indicates an optimistic view OF the
outlook for sugar futures.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, May 6.-Cattle-Receipts.
. 900; market fairly, active all classes
fully steady; no strictly choice steer, hepe
sRt art ISaa and feeders ssSGs$5 TAT cows
$3.50 as mostly medium b. bulls up 1885, to 81:
outsiders' SIT ale. Sheep-Receipts, s.
900; not enough on sale to test values:
three doubles Of good CALIFORNIA, springers
scaling 65 pounds about Zoe higher az
SIS: deck Of medium 10 good 76-pound
clipped lambs. Sl4.75; few clipped culls;
S12.50; few good around, 13O-pound
ceipts. $4,000: market slow steady to 15c
lower; ,heavyweights. $3.50 q 10 10; ne
S1neG 1880; light lights SiOG 1880
packing sows, SO so a 9.10; slaughter pigs,
1925 m10.25.
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. legal Notices

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OF THE PARK DISTRICT OF THE CITY
OF INDIANAPOLIS, OFFICE OF THE
- BOARD. CITY HALL.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Park Commissioners of the City of INDIAN
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying ST 90
Tor No. 2 red wheat. Other grades arc
purchased on their merits.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, May 6.-Butter-Receipts
4QBe; frsts 30 y a3s &c; seconds, "a a
3S555h re; extra 43 e. EEggs-Receipts; SO.
S3c seconds. SOC: = extras. S5& "a Csc
Cheese-Twins 221ac; Americas, 23A a
% nc. Poultry-Receipts, L car; fowls
spring, ducks soc; geese. 16c turks No.
/, GOD; ROSTERS, 13c. Potatoes-Arrivals
old 90. new 2S; on track, old 1874, new 93
whites. asking S2.70@2 200, no sales re-
ported; Idaho sacked russets asking S3.7
Ri s no sales sep1rtedii new Texas sacked
sacked Bliss Triumphs, S335 a 80 most
~ $3.50, Louisiana sacked Bliss Tri
umphs. So @3.25. few higher.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. May 6.-Produce: Butter.
extras. in tub lots, As a 47c frsts, AZ
43c; seconds. 40 a Ale; packing stock. CSC.
Eggs-Extra, 26c; extra firsts, Csc; firsts,
23G % Nc; ordinary 22c. Poultry
Medium fowl. 2S a zoe; heavy fowls. 29c:
leghorn fowls, 25@28 heavy broilers, AZ
90 a 23c; cocks. II a 1Sc: ducks. 80 a 32c
geese 1S@ zoe. potatoes---Round whites,
] 50-pound sacks Maine, So a 5.25; Mchi-
gan, S4.65 @4S5; idaho russets bakers.
120-pound sacks $3.50; Florida barrels,
No. /. S7.50 @7.75; Ohio 60-pound sacks.
best. 81 40 q so; Maine, two bushel sacks.
$500.
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BIZ Enitcn Pres

o EAST ST. LOUIS, May e.-Hogs-Re.
f ibs, SO rs a GYo.Io; soo:s5G lbs. 5000
1895; 10000 lbs $10G;20@6 1910; d30,
steady; BEEF steers. $3.50 q 1870. light
yearling steers and heifers.. So 49.5O; beef
cows $4.S5 Gb.5O: vealers. Sill 80; heavy
calves, seas; bulk stock and feeder
steers. SIS @9.35. Sheep-Receipts,, 600;
1880: bulk fat lambs, S14.75@ 1925
bulk Gull lambs, $10@ 1880; bulk fat
ewes $707.50.
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PORKERS 10 TO Is CENTS LOWER
Cattle and Calves Steady
Sheep Market Gets No
Actual Test.

Moving Independent of the Chi
cago hog market, prices at the In
dianapolis stockyards were generally
10 to Is cents lower on the hundred
weight today. An exception was a
few loads sold early to shippers,
which were about steady.
Trade was slow at the Chicago
livestock center, early bids and sales
being about steady with Thursdays
averages. On the local market most
sales ranged from $40 to $1,000,
some material bringing a $1,000 top
price. Estimated receipts were 5000
and 521 were held from Thursday.
Hog Price Range
To 160.225-pound porkers, 10000
1850 applied, some of this class 60
ing at $1,000. Other weights and
prices were: 225-250 pounds, s10.15
@1O.4O; 25O-3O0 pounds, s10@1025.
and 800 pounds up, $9.75@10. Pigs
cleared at S10.5O down, packing
sows, $S.75@9.5O.
The cattle market, with estimated
receipts 600, was steady. Beef steers
were s9@11; beef cows, s6.75@S.75;
low cutters and cutter cows, s4.25@
$50; bulk stock and feeder steers,
$725@S.25.
Rates Unchanged
No change was made in calf
prices. the bulk of the 900-head run
selling at S12 down. Several best
vealers brought $3.50.
Supplies were too scant in the
sheep and lamb department to fully
test market conditions. A few
springers were s13617; some wooded
lambs. S14; shorn natives, S14
down. and ewes, seas. Accepting
the market as quotably steady, top
fat lambs were SIS: bulk fat lambs,
s13@15; bulk Gull lambs, sS.50@11.
These prices were established
Wednesday, the last actual market.
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BIZ United Press

'VC LEVEfIANp, May e-Hogs-Receipts.
market 19e lover SsS S69 to $H9 81 l6
iS6 to 100 100 lbs lbs Sill %i1 10 90 70 100
9.25 Caftle--Receipts, $50; calves 800;
market steady. beef steers, $3.50 @10:
beef cows. S u ,50@S; low cutters and cut
ter cows S4l50 65.50: vealers. S11 a
1880. Sheep-Receipts, 500 market
slow: top fat lambs, SIG; bulk fat lambs.
S1550M16: bulk Gull lambs, SO so a IL
bulk fat ewes, S6M7.50.
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BIZ United Press

d HE 4 3 BBUhF1FXIo, May e.-Hogs - Re-
s stesSy go e ssS iRs $1SS 81 ' $oc
81 10 l lS9 f. 1eo lps =! LIZ
packing sc sows' ss.SS6@9.sb. cattle = Re,
ceipts, 900, calves, L 900; market steady
y veaIers. So a fS.5o. sheep@Receipts,
1000; followers 1900; market weak TO
25c lower top fat lambs. $16,25; bulk fat
@12; bulk, fat ewes, $78 $50.
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CHICAGO STATEMENT

BB United Press
CHICAGO. .tay 6:-Uearings. "l2-
ZOO, coo; balances, SIT. 100000.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

I BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. May 6--Foreign exchange
, closed steady: Dem and sterling. ass 7-16;
| francs. 3.gi%c: liza. 5.28hc, up .04c;
| helga 1889 Y G; marks, 23.6S he.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 6.--Clearings, ST.,
0o4 OO0, 900; balances. S100,OO0,OOO.
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Banks and Exchange
May e.
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

Local bank clearings were $500 90
debts. So $4,000.
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TOLEDO. May 6.-Hogs-Receipts. 400;
market. strong 10 15m25c higher; heavies.
so % "a TO- medium. $10.25 @10.50; York
ers, 5000 o. 10O.75; good pigs, $1,000 a
II. Calves-Receipts.. light; market,
steady; Sheep and lamb-Receipts. light !;
market, steady. Cattle-Rece1pts, light;
market. steady.