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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-05
COUNTY C. 0. P. !
MACHINE ISSUES
PRIMARY SLATE
Precedent Broken in Order
to Counterfeit Effect of
Fake List.

The Marion county Republican
organization today announced and
gave Endorsement to a slate OF cam
didates for Tuesdays primary.
Breaking precedent by which the
organizations favoriteS were made
known more or less secretly to pre-
cinct workers on the eve of the elec-
ton, the county G.. o. P. organiza-
ton today invited publicity for its
slate.
The step was taken to counterfeit
the possible effect of thousands of
copies Of a counterfeit slate" which
were distributed throughout the city
Sunday and today. The genuine or
ganiZation slate will be on bluiSh-
green paper. whereas the counter
feitS" have been of a darker green
shade.
Those Endorsed by the C. o. P.
county committee are:
Congress. Schuyler Mowrer: superior
court one. William D. Balm: court two,
Linn D. Hay; court three. William o.
Dunlavy; court four. William S. McMaster:
court FIVE; Joseph NJ. Miner. probate
court. Nfshlon E. Bash. criminal court.
Walter Prtchard: juvenile court. Edwin
C. Boswell; prosecutor. Laurens L. Hem
derson; state senator. Linton A. Cox:
county clerk, Jesse J. P. Mcclure; county
auditor. John W Ebuagh; treasurer.
Charles M. Dawson; recorder. Frank r.
Chlders: sheriff George L. Winkler:
coroner. Ralph r. Coble; surveyor. Paul r.
Brown. assessor. James W. Elder county
commissioner, first district. John E.
Shearer: commissioner, third district.
Charles o. Sutton; county councilmen at
large. Harry A. Gallon. Gavin l.. Payne
and Soils Runnell.
Fifteen are Endorsed for the eleven
state representative vacancies. They
are:
jackson Carter. H. Walker De Haven,
James H. Drill, Ella Van Sickle Gardner.
Mae Marcum Jacobs. Booth T. Jameson,
John e. King. James H. Lowry, Milton
N McCord. Louis r. Markun. George G.
Mercer. Albert Meurer. Robert J. Ruther-
ford Charles O. Warfel and Wills g.
Waiter
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New York Bank Stocks
May s.

were willing to make purchases for
investment. and with the influx OF
nearly billion dollars realized from
April 80, interest and dividend pay
ments, support was expected to de-
velop on further reactions.
Losses last week ranged to above
40 points, but the most severe were
in the high priced issues such as j
I. Case, Auburn Auto, Columbian
Carbon, Allied Chemical, Peoples
Gas. Eastman Kodak and Westing-
house Electric.
Sales for the week broke the
weekly record for 1880. totaling So
309,770 shares, compared with &c.
923 ,4S0 shares in the previous
week.
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Other Livestock

CHICAGO. May 5.-Hogs--Receipts, 40
900; mostly steady with Fridays average;
good to choice, 160-300-lb. weights, $500
1890; BUTCHERS medTm to ch9ice' 25o os@
1885; 10000 lbs, $9.85@ 10.4O; 13o.16o lbs,
pigs pigs medium nSi to choice. $3.50 lbs s875G
10. Cattle-Receipts, 15,500 calves, 5000:
generally steady market; active and higher
in instances on meager supply OF weighty
steers; slow on light kinds; top. $l4;
slaughter classes. steers. good and choice
i I5SOO $tGSS S5o-ilo6 lbs. $1175@
14.25; common and medium. $50 lbs up,
S8.50G12; fed yearlings, good and choice,
750-950 lbs. $11614: heifers, good and
choice. $50 lbs. down $10G1275; common
and medium. $7.50M10; COWS, good and
choice, S7.50@10; common and medium,
S6@750; low cutters and cutter cows, S4.2
G6; bulls good and choice beef, $4,000;
cutter to medium. $6.50@7.50; vealers,
milk fed, good and choice, S8500 l. .50;
medium. s7.50@8.50; Gull and common, SIS
n 750 stockers and feeders, steers, good
and choice, all weights, S10@ SO; COM
mon and medium oS $84975 sheepMR Re-
higher; early bulk wooded lambs. $11@
1l35: top. $1150; shorn. sl0G10.25; top,
$40 so; shorn ewes. Sc down; native spring
lambs, S13m13.25; lambs. good and choice,
% lbs down. s96o@105o; medium. s9.25G
9.75; Gull and common, $3.50 9.25; me-
dunn to choice. 92-100 lbs. down sea-
1925; ewes, medium to choice, $50 lbs
down. s425G6; Gull and common, S2.25@
4.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-05
DOLLAR WHEAT
APPEARS WHEN
FUTURES DROP
Favorable Crop News
Weaker Cables Basis of
Price Reductions.

CHICAGO, May 5.-Dollar a
bushel wheat appeared on the Board
of Trade today when May wheat
sold at 81 about fifteen minutes
before the close, but the market
rallied slightly, though prices were
off sharply at the last. Lack OF
buying, weak cables and the favor
able crop news gave the market a
weaker tone today, but bears were
not inclined to press the selling
Corn was unevenly higher to lower
and oats was unevenly lower.
At the close wheat was p cent
to cent lower. corn was % cent
higher to IL cent lower and oats
was 4 cent to l cent lower. Pro-
visions we're steady to weak.
Liverpool weakened at the last
and closed IL cents to IL cents
lower on long liquidation on the
easier Argentine advices. Buenos
Aires fell to * cent to q cent lower
after a strong start. Export bust
ness was reported as very fiat. Cash
prices were unchanged. Receipts
were 81 cars.
Corn made a show Of strength
early with wheat, but the market
weakened on local selling and prices
were unevenly steady at mid-ses-
sion. December set a new low for
the crop early. Receipts were small,
but the weather was favorable. Cash
prices were unchanged. Receipts
we're 1875 cars.
Oats was steady for May, but the
other months were off fractionally
with the major grains at mid-morn-
ing in a dull market. Cash prices
were 4 cent higher. Receipts were
90 cars.
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Professionals Hit

Since the autumn break, business
has been lighter in the Street and
many brokers have made conceS-
sions, reducing margins and gene
rally making easier the carrying of
accounts. AS a result, quick break
in prices such as that of last week,
which amounted to 27.15 points in
the industrial average, finds many
accounts in poor shape.
Incidentally, the small buyer of
stocks of last year is suffering only
a small proportion of the squeeze he
had last October in the big break
Many of the weak accounts today
were found to be those of the pro-
fesssional traders, who play the
market on a large scale.
These traders were riding on a
crest Of prosperity a short time ago
Now only the ardent bears can make
profit.
Sales Increase
AS a result Of the expected liqui-
dalton and readjustment of &C
counts, traders were looking for
further irregularity in the coming
week with one or two more swift
reactions.
However, at present levels, many
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FURTHER DROPS
LOOKED FOR BY
STOCK TRADERS
Trading Last Week Breaks
Years Record; New Low
Prices Made.

BU united Press
NEW YORK, May 5.-Wall Street
clerks pored over their ledgers Sun
day to ferret out poorly margined
accounts resulting from the crash
last week that brought the price
of industrial stocks to the lowest
levels since Jan. %.
Thousands Of accounts were found
to be impaired, and margin calls
went out in wholesale patches Sun
day night. Many of these accounts
will be bolstered up with checks
Immediately, but traders we're ex-
pecting further heavy necessitous
liquidation of the accounts where
additional funds were not forthcom-
ing.
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Party Loyalty

If we were asked to cite an example
of party loyalty we would point to the
candidate recommended for Prosecuting
Attorney Drafted by the Democratic party
in 1926 he made the race against the Hon.
William H. Remy, the strongest Repub-
lican candidate. when there was no chance
to win. Again in 1923, he fought good
fight for the entire ticket, when no County
candidate could win. Raymond F. Murray
and the other candidates recommended
are Democrats The names of Kern and
Ralston speak volumes on party loyalty.
With victory certain in 1880, remember the
men who fought good fight in the dark
est hour. Let us go over the top for the
Ex-Service Men Of Democracy.
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Banks and Exchange

Indianapolis bank clearings Monday,
May 5, were S5.l67 600; debts, SS,37e, 900.
NEW YORK STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. May 5.-Bank clearings.
$751;. 900 900: clearing house balance, Sill
600 900: federal reserve bank credit bal
ance. sos, 900. 900.
TREASURY STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. May S.-Treasury net
balance on May ?. was sl47. $50 912 81
customs receipts for the month to that
date totaled ASST. o57.i5; government ex-
penditureS on May we're Sl3,024. e36.S9.
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BIZ United Press
On Commission Row
FRUITS

Basket; Baldwin $292S3 s IAN
Spy, s225: Ben Davis. S2.25; Boxes;
s6G656: BenDavis, $3.50; Winesaps. $40
Grapefruit Florida. $s@7 a crate.
Lemons-Fancy California. $5'F5G6.50;
LimeS-Florida. s2.5o@s 100; Do
mi oranges@ 81 se@a.5o; California,
naval, s5@9 crate; Valencia. $6.25G8
crate.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 24-pint crate.
s5g5.5o Alabama. 24;pint crate So;
DAujou. S4.75@5 box.
VEGETABLES
Observation-Disclosures s1.25@1.75
dozen.
a bunch s3.5o@4 a case. -
Beans-Texas stringless. s4.5oG5.So
hamper.
C eabbage@Texas. new, ss@ ayB1 a pound fa
TeSS s3 Indaea 81 2gsRs crate
c uiS s. - Hothouse. s185@225 a
ao Eggplant-southern, s125@2 a dozen.
Kale-Eastern, Sits a bushel.
Lettuce1Califorrni9ao Iceberg; d SS;5o a
Colorado Spanish, 50 a crate;
Indiana yellow, s1.65 60-pound bag;
white. 81 bag; green. home grown o9c
dozen; new Texas yellow Bermuda. $3.50
q Paa qsH; soc dozen punches.
ParSnips- Indiana. $1.35 a bushel.
Peas-California, S. q crate;
Radishes-Ho dollhouse. buttons. s5c dozen
punches; southern long red: 25c; Arkan-
sas, three dozen punches $3.50
Rhubarb-Hothouse. 5-pound bunch. 81:
California. 4o-pound box. $3.50.
Spinach-Texas, SIPS a bushel.
Tomatoes-Florida. $5G6 crate: Mex
Turnips-Indiana, So; new. 81.
Potatoes-Michgan round whites $50
525 l5ooopound bag; Gol9ra SEE RuSse IS;
ohios. s404.25 a l20-pound bag; new
Florida Cobbler. So a 5o-pound hamper:
Texas, Sc a l0o-pound bag.
Sweet Potatoes-Tennessee $2.25: Gouisi-
ana Golden Glow. s2.75.
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PORK MARKET
SELLS LOWER
AT CITY PENS
Plain Quality and Weakness
Characterize Cattle,
Calf Trade.

Hogs started the week 5 to IS cents
lower at the Union stockyardS this
morning. Prices for the bulk, 100 10
$50 pounds, held at S10.35, this
figure being the days top. Receipts
were estimated at $500; followers
on hand we're 288.
Plain quality and weakness in
slaughter classes characterized cat
tie trade at the yards, Receipts
were $50. Vealers made fair Show
ing with prices steady. Good and
choice kinds we're selling at $40 to
$1,000. Calf receipts were 500.
Sheep receipts were 200, the mar
ket holding steady Spring lambs
sold at $3.50 down with no top
kinds on hand this morning.
Chicago hog receipts were 10000,
including $4,000 direct. Holdovers
were 1000. TodayS market held
steady with Fridays average with
numerous bids and a few sales at
5000 to 5000 on choice ITO to 30
pourd weights. Around 250-pound
averages brought $10.10; 280-pound
weights, $500. Cattle receipts were
1880; sheep, $1,000.
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Other Livestock

PITTSBURGH. May 5.-Hogs-Receipts
$500; market fully steady; i5o-22o lbs
slO.75dI0.s0 2so-2So lbs. Slo.5oq 90;
iO25; sows. Ss5o6s. Cattle-ReceiptS
$50; market steady: bulk steers and year
linSs. ss5oG12.25; fat COWS. $500 $50;
few, So: most bulls. sos; heavy heifers,
s7Ge5O CaiveS-Receipts. l.l50: market
steady: top vealerS. si2. Sheep-ReceiptS,
5000: market strong 10 25c higher; strictly
choice clipped lambs. Si025; bulk, S9Mlo;
ers offered.
Ru United Press
so ToLnp0 % Msy b,gbeT bsseviss %
G10: mediums s10l5Q 1o,25: Ycrkers
50 5Oef 10; pigs. S. 50eS10. Cattle-Receipts
lo0s market. slow. Calves-Receipts, light.
market. active. Sheep--Receipts. I light
msxket, hIzher.
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Produce Markets

Eggs country runI-Loss on. delivered
IN Indianapolis. 1sc; henery quality. No.
Poultry (DuyinR pricesD Hens. weighing
Leghorn hczo.. isc: sprlngers. lbs, or
1856 1886. 25c Sc old Cocks. 13Si5c; ducks. full
These, prices. are for No. top quality.
Butter wholesale mo. /. 42943c: No.
O. 40G41c. Butterfat-39c.
Cheese twnoIesale selling price per
sSc. Wisconsin frsts. .27c: Longhorns. Sac;
New York dmberger. &c.
BIZ United Press
unchanged; Spring patents. $500 5 80.
m 2te4 vest Spot ssi TaloW@
Dull, and weak; Long, island, $2@5.755;
southern. s3.25@7.50; Maine. $4S5@5 60;
Bermuda. ,$7@9. Sweet, PotatoesLWeak;
sIG325. Dressed Poultry-Quiet; turkeys,
25@42c; chickens, 17@34c; caponS. 800 &c;
fowls 15431c; ducks. Long Island Ids , 22c'
14@ 24c: fowls. 24d27c: turkeys. 2oq 3oc;
ROSTERS. 100 19c; capons. 40@45c; broil-
ers, 25@44. Cheese-Steady; state whole
America. 22@25c.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May 5.-EggS-Market weak;
receipts. 32,780 cases; extra firSts, 236G
2312c; f1rsts. 22c: ordnaries. 20@2lc; sec
onds. 19c. Butter-Market weak; receipts,
10. 161 tubs extras. 35c; extra frsts, $40
3412c: firsts. 31@33c; seconds, $50 SOC;
standards. csc. Poultry--Market steady;
receipts. no cars in, due; fowls. 2112c;
leghorns. 81: springers 30c; ducks. l6dG
20c geese. lac; turkeys, 20Q25c; ROSTERS.
13c; broilers 23@38c. Cheese-Twins.
l81aa19e; Young Americas, Zoe Ps9tatoeSf.
1872 market old stock steady Wisconsin
sacked round whites; $275 q 2;85; ! Iddlt
slightly light y gea 81 Texas sacekd bliss
BIZ United Press
CINCINNATI. o., May -Butter-Lower;
creamery in tub lots according to score,
3563 6c; common score discounted, 2Q3c
packing stock No. /, Csc; No. q zoe; No.
8. l5c: butter fat. 35637c. Eggs-Lower
asses included: Fresh gathered. 22c; hrstS.
2112c: seconds, 1912c: nearby ungraded.
81 i2c: duck eggs, 23c; goose eggs, ACC.
Live Poultry-Thin and coarse stock sells
only at heavy discount. Fowls. pounds
and over, 22c; pounds and over. 22c;
pounds and over. 22c; leghorns. pounds
and over. 21c: ROSTERS. 13c: 1880, brollers
over Q pounds &c.,; colored broilers, 112
pounds. and over, s1c; II pounds and
over. 28c: leghorn and Orphington broilers;
IL pounds and over, 29c; u pounds and
over, 26c: broilers. partly feathered. GAG
26c: black springers. FAC.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 93c for
No. red wheat and BIC for NO. z nara
wheat.
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Business in silk hosiery so far this
year has been unsatisfactory with mills
continuing to curtaiI operations and
offer goods at concessions. One large
mill has reduced operations from fifty
hours weekly to thirty hours weekly with
prospect Of a further curtailment I'M
less business improves in near future.
ull-fashioned hose is being offered by
some mills at SIPS, which is close to
cost against S1.45 usual price.
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Some New IrendS III AuFeItiS-
ing" will be the subject of an adj
dress by James H. Boswell OF
Kalamazoo, Mich, advertising
counselor and agency head, at the
weekly luncheon of the Advertising
Club of Indianapolis in the Co
lumbia Club, Thursday.
James MaIinh, an ordained
clergyman of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists from central Africa, will ad-
dress a meeting sponsored by the
local church. in the First Moravlan
Episcopal church, Tuesday at 8
p. m.
Elmer A. Glenn, newly appointed
national secretary of the Delta Up
silon fraternity. will be the guest
of honor at the regular weekly
luncheon of the Indianapolis Alumni
Club, in the Board of Trade Tues
day.
Program arrangements for the in
ternational Grotto convention to be
held in Indianapolis June II, 18
and 10, will be broadcast over radio
station WFBM at 10 tonight, ac-
cording to Raymond F. Murray,
general convention chairman.
FLOYD L. Carr, director of boys
work for the Northern Baptist con-
vention, will speak at the banquet
of boys of the indianapolis Baptist
churches Friday night. May Is, in
the Emerson Avenue Baptist church.
Two hundred boys are expected to
attend the banquet and conference.
Death of a baby in the family
of the Rev. Forrest Reed. pastor
of the BrookSide U. B. church, has
caused the annual banquet of the
East Side Christian Endeavor
Union. scheduled for tonight, to
be indefinitely postponed.
The indianapolis Medical Society
will hear three speakers at its
weekly meeting in the Athenaeum,
SIS, Tuesday. The speakers are DR..
Ada Schweitzer, DR.. Byron K. Rust
and DR.. Russell Hippensteel.
Marking the organizations TWEEN
tieth anniversary. Sidener. Van
Ripper & Keeling. Inc. national ad-
vertising agency, today moved from
the Merchants Bank building, to
new Offices in the Circle Tower
building.
Alva Rosenberg of Brooklyn, n.
Y, today was selected as judge fol
the annual Boston terrier show OF
the Boston Terrier Club of Indian
apolis. Inc, to be held at Denison
May Is.
Failure OF the Workers Nonparti-
san Political Action League TO in
dorSe the candidacy of R. Walter
Jarvis, former superintendent of city
parks, for the Republican nomina-
ton for Marion county recorder. to-
day brought o resolution of approval
from the Indianapolis Music rs
local.
A symposium on The Wise Use OF
Leisure" IS to be sponsored by In
diana Gchoolmen's Club at its meet
ing Saturday at the Lincoln, o. H
CREST, secretary, announced.
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LUDLOW SNUBS SLATE
Surprised at Action, Congressman
Asserts as He Arrives Here.

Asserts as He Arrives Here.
Protests that he has not been en-
gagged in slate making of any kind
and very much surprised to see a
widely featured slate adorned by
a picture of myself" was made by
Representative Louis Ludlow, who
has come from Washington to vote
in the primary election Tuesday.
Aged City Woman Is Hurt
Mrs Katherine Kelly, 30, OF
24o3 West McCarty street, suffered
a broken hip and broken arm in
fall of porch swing at her home
Sunday night. She was taken to
city hospital.
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Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO. MAY 5.-Carlots: Wheat, u;
corn. 1876: oats. 81: rye. 2, and barley, 10.
TOLEDO. O.. May 5.-Grain close:
wheat-No. ? red. sl.07l2G1.0sl7. Corn.
No yellow. s3ia684tzc. Oats--No. 2
White. 46@48c Rye-No. s5c. Barley
No. D SIC. Clover-Domestic cash new,
sIi.75: prime choice. sl2; october, sl2 so;
December. $3.50. Alsike-Cash; 81 !.
Timothv-Cash new. $40. Butter-36d Ale.
Eggs-2Od PC. Hay-si25 cwt.
cHIcAGo. May 5.-Cash grain close:
wheat-No. hard. 92c: sample grade
No 2 mixed 1917 "a soc: No. 3 mixed. 7s@
7s34c; No. mixed 7Sc; No; s. mixed NJ 700
yellow. sOG s014c: No. yellow. 79@ 79l2c;
No. ysllow. 77g 7se 2, Nc ;,c Yellow No 7 Tbite
aiGsiIsc: No. 3 white soc; No. 4 white.
zoe; sample grade. S7@ &c , 0ats-M Sos 2
4iiIc. Rve-None Burlev-55@ SIC. Timothy
.7as.50 Clover-s10.50G1s
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The City
i'm Brief

"Some New Trends in Advertis-
ing" will be the subject of an ad-
dress by James H. Boswell OF
Kalamazoo, Mich, advertising
counselor and agency head, at the
weekly luncheon of the Advertising
Club of indianapolis in the Co.
lumbia Club, Thursday.
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DOW JONES SUMMARY

Stocks Of crude rubber at London. week
ended MAY 3. totaled IS tons. increase OF
1886 tons.
Canadian Pacific April gross .s13. 4s4. 600
against SIT. 034.000 in April. 1929. -Four
months. s5l.365 900. against S63,340,000 in
first four months OF 1923.
California crude oil output in week
ended May 3. averaged 632,34O barrels
daily, decrease of SEQ barrels daily from
previous week, according to California
Oil World.
General Gas and Electric Corporation
for 1929 reports net income excluding non
recurring income items Of S6.086,052 after
taxes depreciation, interest preferred div
ldends Of subsidiaries. ETC.. against $685.
79l.50o in 1928
Dairy League Cooperative Corporation
from New York secretary Of state.
Construction budget of Consolidated
Gas Company and affiliated companies for
year 1890 total s1se. 76l ,342. increase Of 81
per cent over 1929.
Questionnaires being mailed to $50 in
vestment trust companies asking for in
formation concerning character and
conditions of each companies portfolio
by Assistant Attorney General Watson
Washburn of state bureau of securities.
Shipments by the Baldwin Locomotive
Works in the four months ended April go
amounted to SO. see. 429, which trebled the
output for the corresponding period of
1929 when shipments amounted to s3.423.-
Fishers wholesale price index in week
ended May 2. S9.7 against 9O.2 in pre-
ceding week; April, 9O.6 against 90S in
March.
American Cities Power and Light Cor
poration in year ended March 81 1890
earned 1925 share on 2500,166 class 3
shares.
Total sugar melt of fifteen United
States ref1ners from Jan l to April 26
was 1850. 000 long tons against / $50 900 in
like 1929 period Total deliveries, i27o,-
90 long tons. against 1885. 600.
Anaconda Copper 1929 earnings S7s3 a
share on 1928. 063 shares. against So 81 a
share on 3.648,611 shares in 1928.
Output Of Calumet and Arizona Mining
Company. including that of New Cornelia
Copper Company prior to consolidation
1904 900 lbs. in April. against 100 900
in March and 1902, 700 in April. 1929.
Best & Co. April net sales sf5ss. 513
epafref non in Anrjl 1000 incraa co
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Investment Trusts
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrisls for Sat.
urday was 25s.31; of s.25. Average OF
of twenty utilities was 94.61. of 1885,
of forty bonds was 95.o7. of rs.
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Elmer A. Glenn, newly appointed
national secretary of the Delta Up
silon fraternity. will be the guest
Of honor at the regular weekly
luncheon of the Indianapolis Alumni
Club, in the Board of Trade Tues
day.
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Output Of Calumet and Arizona Mining
Company. including that of New Cornelia
1904 900 lbs in April against 100. 600
in March and IL, 082 700 in April, 1929.
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Standard Gas and Electric net after
taxes in twelve months ended Feb. %,
STA. ,473, against s70,206.640 in preceding
twelve months.
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James Malinki, an ordained
clergyman of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists from central Africa, will ad-
dress a meeting sponsored by the
local church, in the First Moravlan
Episcopal church, Tuesday at 8
p. m.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. May 5.-Hogs- Receipts,
1000; followers none; steady to l0c
si0.5o6l6.70; 220-250 lbs, SI035G 1880;
25O-3O0 lbs. SlO.25@ 1875; pigs. s1oq 10 25;
Receipts, 600; Steers steady to Csc higher;
bulk common to medium. s10@11; few
yearlings and steers with weight sl1.50@
fat COWS. Sc 5Ods.5o; cutter grades, $40
SIS. Calves Receipts. steady to weak;
spots SOC lower; better grades. $11.5o6l2;
to 81 and under Sheep-Receipts, 200;
lambs, 5Om75c higher; better grades, $3.50
d10: medium, $3.50 down: few culs as
low as IS; sheep steady; bulk wetherS,
S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-05

Engineers Public Service reports balance
for common stock after depreciation in
share. against 1921 share in preceding
twelve months.