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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18

Bank of Germany statement as Of May
Is. shows gold 1870, 500 900 marks. against
$50 600 600 marks May Z. and circula-
ton 5000 500 600 marks. against 4.076.-
GOO. 900 marks.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
Maurice ". Mccormick, 1927 North TEN
pie avenue. Auburn. PATIO. from Ohio
and Pennsylvania streets.
George King. Columbus. Ind, Pontiac
coach. from Columbus. Ind.
c. ". Robinson: 1907 Edison avenue.
at 1919 Ashland avenue.
Cecil Brown 2314 Finley avenue. Essex
roadster. 54-5ol, from Olive and Prospect
streets.
Arthur cornett. 1902 North Hamilton
avenue. Ford coupe. from Capitol avenue
and Georgia street.
Harry Brookins. 49o7 East Sixteenth
street. Oakland sedan. 52793. from Fulton
and North streets.
Henry Pryor. 1117 North Pershing ave-
nue.. Chrysler sedan. from in front OF
Il17 North Pershing avenue.
Donovan Harland e1o North Keystone
avenue. Ford coupe. from Laurel and
Prospect streets.
Keif Hall. North Salem. Ind. Oldsmo-
bile sedan. from North Salem. Ind.
Miles Kellen. 1101 North Dearborn. street;
Chevrolet coupe. from Pennsylvania ana
Washington streets.
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Rains Are Forecast

Corn picked up stop loss orders
on the break but the declines we're
confined largely to the fractions.
Buying on resting orders, by shorts
and against bids aided the market.
Oats followed the major grains.
At the close wheat was &c to NC
lower with May Ac of. Corn was
sc to sc lower and oats were sc
to &c lower. Provisions were Is to
20 points lower with lard at new
lows for the season.
Liverpool held steady at the down
turn and closed unevenly 4 to
NC lower. Buenos Aires started
&c to CSC lower although the ex-
change rate was steady. High
winds, rain and snow were predicted
for Canada tonight with rains on
the American side of the line. Cash
prices were unchanged to &c lower.
Receipts were 1874 cars.
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PORKER PRICES
OFF 20 CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Slow With Trend
Weak to Lower on All
Classes.
HOGS

Hogs began the weeks trade with
prices 20 cents under Fridays aver
age this morning at the Union
Stockyards. The bulk, 100 to 800
pounds, sold for s6.65 to $6.95; early
top holding at the latter figure. Re
ceipts we're estimated at $500; hold
overs we're TAI.
Cattle we're slow with indications
pointing to a weak market with all
classes off Is cents. Receipts were
500. Vealers were steady at $3.50
down. Calf receipts were 500.
Sheep we're steady and lambs OF
Is to so cents. Receipts were 500.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including 1900 direct. Holdovers,
1000. Opening slow, few early sales
and bids on 100 to 225 pounds at
S6.75 to $500. % to 40 cents lower
than Fridays average. Closely
sorted lightweights held around ST.
Butchers scarce. Cattle receipts
we're $4,000. Calves 1000, and Is
cents higher. Sheep receipts 10000,
and Is cents higher.
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Births


Charles and Mary. Turner l0l7 Roache.
John and Mildred Sans. 402 North
JACK and Ida Marsella, 55o1 Broadway.
James and Juanita Anderson, Methodist
Ben and Rea Brakeman. Methodist hos
Charles and Eilda Burson. Methodist
MaGTie and Helen wager. Methodist hos
James and Mildred Castin. Methodist
Virgil and Margaret Norris. Methodist
oscar and Dorothy Kossman, Methodist
hospital.
John and Bessie Bernhard, Coleman
LEROY aui Eleanor Hodges. Coleman
Russell and Katherine McMahan. Cole
man hospital.
Raymond and Evangeline stauth, Cole
man hospital.
Girls
Richard and Hilda Williams. Methodist
Godfrey and Else Bell. Methodist hos
oscar and Dorothy Kossman. Methodist
Earl and Bertha Hager. Coleman hos
Max and Lucille sexson. Coleman hos
James and Mabel Huffman. 1901 South
Estel and Helen Hedge. 4o5 North
Robert and Louise Sheldon. Methodist
George and Retha Balm. s15 Chase.
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Chicago
Stocks
TOTAL SALES 40 900

(By James 7. Eamin & CO..
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Deaths

Emma Edith Cain. II. 1910 North Me-
warren A sarpbell. Broad Ripple.
angina pectoris.
Nellie zimmerman. so Norway sana-
forum, acute cardiac dilataticn.
Coda Mae Sargent. "a, 20 South Rural,
pulmonary tuberculosis
Mary, Margaret Southard; 90, Coleman
Infant Mckenzie. l. 1922 spann. in
Frischen sassower. 80 ill2 Union.
chronic nyocarditis.
Ellen O'Brien, So, 725 South Missouri,
sarah Anna Swarm, 70. 3s4o North Key
stone. arteriosclerosis.
Sarah Kaporis, 81, city hospital, mitral
insufficiency.
John W Miller. so, 1ls Mclean place
apopleXy.
cerebral apoplexy.
Mary Esther Leonard, "a. 1885 Holloway,
George +. CoeTs, 60. 42o North Noble,
angina pectoris.
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Wide Declines Made

Losses ranged up TO 10 points In
the leaders with a few less impor-
tant shares suffering even wider
declines. A few issues, notably
Westinghouse Electric and Auburn
Auto were able to make small gains
at one time, but lost their i'm
provenent in the late selling move
ment.
The higher grade shares were the
principal losers. Atchison broke 10
points TO a new bear market low;
American Telephone nearly 9, Az
burn more than 6 and other leaders
proportionately. Action of United
States Steel common was partic-
Ularly disconcerting. This leader
reached 9834 near the close, a loss
of 27s points. It closed at &c.
Prices Melt Away
Breaking Of par by Steel common
was the signal for wholesale I'M
loading. Prices Of other leaders
melted away rapidly with many Of
the railroad leaders prominent in
the decluine New York Central,
National Biscuit, American Can,
American Smelling and General
Electric were among the important
shares to sell at new low levels. all
except Can breaking all bear mar
ket resistance points.
Impetus to the decline near the
close was given by the supreme
court decision unfolding the chain
store tax law OF the state Of In
diana, which imposes a license tax
on retail merchants graduated up
ward in accordance with the num-
Der of stores operated. This deci-
sion touched of heavy selling in
such chain store stocks as Kroger
and Woolworth which served to
further unsettle the market near
the close.
Large Blocks Sold
Selling again was explained by
wholesale liquidation of several
important blocks of these shares
overhanging the market and by the
growing bearisnness on shares of
this class based on dwindling
earnings.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. O., May Ia.-Butter.
steady; creamery in tub lots according to
score. 20022c. common score discounted
l2c; No. 3, &c: butter fat. l7019c. Eggs
Steady; cases included: extra frsts. 1910;
f1rsts. 141ac; seconds, lac; nearby un-
graded, Ice. Live Poultry-Thin and
coarse stock sell only at heavy discount.
Fowls, lbs. and over. 19c; lbs and
over. 21c; 3 lbs. and over, 21c: Leghorns
broilsrs colored full feathered II lbs
and over. 28c:- over IL lbs. zoe: coIored
over 2 lbs, gao: partly feathered, $50
zoe: Leghorn and Orpington broilers full
feathered II lbs. and over 25c: over ~
lbs. 28c.
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Corn Uneven Down

Corn was under practically the
same influences as wheat and
heavy selling drove September and
December to new lows for the sea-
son, prices showing 4 to g cent
lower at unidsession. The only sup
port manifested was from shorts
and on resting orders, but no rally
ing tendency was apparent. Trade
was rather quiet. Receipts were
larger than for some time. Cash
prices were Z to IL cents lower.
Receipts were 153 cars.
Oats met liquidation with the
other grains in the general bear
ishness and due to the weakness
in the cash market. The deferred
months fell to new lows on the
crop, July and September selling
at 26% cents at one time early.
Prices showed u to q cent down
at midmorning. Cash prices were
Z to IL cent lower. Receipts were
20 cars.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. May -Hogs-Reeeipts,
1880: holdover. $50; except pigs look CSC
higher TRACE steady to l5c lover; top.
choosing $40 on 22o-25o-lb. sorts and
$685. on 250-300 lbs. roughs sows. SIS So
Cattls-Eecsipts, $50; steady to Csc lower;
on common to medium steers around S625
Q .65; bulk. $500 $50: fat cows. s4509
$50; sausage. bulls. .s4G5.25: little. change.
ity and sorts considered; spots. soc lower;
bulk common to choice. S7.500e so; little
below that spread Sheep-Receipts. 1900:
near steady: quality considered; common
to medium ,s7.5Od8.5o; little good. enough
to pass So: springers around Sl151250;
most fat ewes. $3.50 down.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May is.-Hog-Re-
ceipts, 100; market, 35c lower; 225 lbs.
up. ss.25: 1925 lbs. $3.50; l36-l65 lbs.
s6.l5: $50 lbs. down, $3.50; roughs, 1915
I4.75; stays, S.. Cattle-Recsipts 500
market steady TO Csc lower: prime heavy
steers, STGS; heavy shipping steers,
s6GT; medium and plain steers,
5.5oG6; fat hsifers. S5.50d5; COM
mon to medium heifers, s5Gs. so:
good 10 choice COWS. s4G5.25: medium to
goo dcows. s3.25G4; cutters, $3.50; can
ners, s212.75; bulls, s3d450; feeders Sc
az; stockers, $50 $50 CaITas-Receipts,
400; market, steady; good TO choice, ST a
$50; fancy higher outs $3.50 down.
Shesp-Rece pts. 1000; market, not estab
lishsd. Saturday and Sunday sliipments-
Cattle. none; calves, 555; hogs 2I2; sheep,
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PADDOCK FRAT HOUSE
Delta Sigma Home at Michigan q.
Closed for Liquor Parties.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 10
The fraternity huose Of Delta Sig
ma Epsilon at the University Of
Michigan was locked and vacant
today, closed for the remainder Of
the school year because Of an al
legged liquor party" staged there
last month. Fraternity officials
said the house was closed by order
of the national officials of the or
ganization.
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WILL INITIATE
Golden Rule Lodge to Hold Rites
Wednesday.

Golden Rule lodge, United Order
Of American Workers will initiate a
class Of candidates at the Wednes-
day night meeting in Modern
Woodmen hall, 1925 Prospect street.
Hyatt C. johnson has been ap-
pointed supreme deputy for the IN
diana organization, according to
word received here today.
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BACK HOME AGAIN
Stolen automobiles recovered By police

Stolen automobiles recovered BY police
Robert williams. s12 Fairfield avenue,
Chrysler coupe. found at Thirtisth street
and Lake Erie and western railroad tracks.
street. FORD roadster. found at Linwood
avenue and New York street.
Chrysler sedan. s53-ssl. found at T24
Lord street.
julius z. Ke.ser. 1887 North Alabama
street. Oidsmobils coupe. found az Koe-
hene and Michigan streets,
SCHUYLER Stevens. 40z4 washington
boulevard Chrysler roadster. found at
Michigan street. east OF White river.
Buick coach found az Tenth street. east
Of White River.
Worth Williams. 1875 South state ave-
nue. Ford sedan. found at Shelby street
and Wcodlawn ayearA
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INVITED TO CITY PULPIT
Marion (O.) Pastor Asked to Fill
Reformed Church Vacancy.

After he preached service here
Sunday, the Rev. Herbert F. Week
muller Of Marion, O., was invited
to take the pulpit Of the Emmanuel
Reformed church, vacant since the
Rev. Henderson L. V. Shinn resigned
two months ago.
His acceptance, he said, will de-
pend upon reaction CT the congre-
cation in Marion.
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Copper Exporters, Ire, has reduced prize
Of export copper 4 cent pound to 9.275
cents c. J. T., Hamburg, Havre and London.
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City Firms Speeds Up Work

Additional equipment to double
capacity of the plant is being added
by the L. G. S. Devices Corporation,
2571 Cornell avenue, owner of the
L. G. S. free wheeling patents and
manufacturers Of springs for the
unit. Present capacity Is 1000
spring units daily.
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Truck Transports Loot

RACCOON, Ind, May 1a.-Back-
ing truck to the front door of the
j. G. Wilson general store, thieves
loaded about 500 worth Of mer-
chandise, including groceries, cloth
ing, tobacco and cigarets. En-
trance to the building was gained
by opening an d-fasnioned lock
on the door with q skeleton key.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. May 1s.-Hogs-Receipts.
$500; held over 29o; moderately active
mostly 35c lower; butchers. 25o lbs. and
around $50 lbs., $5'so87: 800 lbs. % down. 70
ing sows Csc lower at mostly S5.25' Cat
tle---Receipts, 800; calves, 700; slow. gen
orally steady; weak undertone; late on
heifers. S5.5o67; a lew better finished
yearlings. s7.5o9s; most beef cows. s4.759
cows. sSGI56; Bulls IS" STEADY to Gnu s4 SS9g:
practical top. S4.75; a few SIS: vealers
steady; good and choice s7.5068.50; lower
grades mostly 81 down. Sheep-Receipts
1900; steady; good and choice springers.
S126l2. rs; common and medium. SEQ
$780, fat ewes. So down.
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BIZ United Press

cssiipts;. $500: market, steady 70 25c lower;
7s5 266 0 Ss $666 dg1S9 p paos
steers slow. around IS cents lower: medium
to weak; better grade beef COWS, S4.256
$50; bulls. weak: good kind. S5.1095.50.
Calves--Receipts. $50; veE1ers. steady to
S75009;. common to medium grade. S4.50Q
Z, Sheep-Rec eipts, 1880; shorn lambs.
stead y to weak: choice kind up SO: spring
lambs. steady; better grade, Sl2@1250;
aged stock very dull
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Fail to See Circus Parade

o ~ CIbktG EFtSS
MUNCIE, Ind, May l8.-Students
of Central high school have a griev-
ance against circus. School off,
Gals had conflded to students that
fire drill would be held when the
circus parade approached. so that
the pupils might have an excuse for
watching the parade. But the pa
rade failed to pass the school build
Ing.
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. May 1s.-Hogs-
Receipts, IS, 000 market. slow: mostly. Csc
lower than Saturday; some spots, 35c of;
a few small lots, $685.; most 30 lbs. and
down, s6.70Q6,75; sows largely. $5.4oG So
Cattle-Receipts. 4,500; calves receipts,
$500; market, lower undertone on fed
steers and cow stuff; western steers, mixed
yearlings and heifers. Csc lower; medium
higher: top and bulk. $3.50. Sheep Re
ceipts. $500; market. bulk Of run Texas
lambs; no early sales; indications around
steady on good native springers.
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By United Press

EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, May 18-Hogs
on sale $500; active to all interests;
few loads, s7.85; 225-26o lbs, s325@750:
500 ID butchers, 81. Cattle-Receipts,
500; better grade steers and -yearlings,
steady. others weak to mostly Csc lower;
ID. steers, So. so; good steers and yearlings,
$8@8.50; heiterS, S8.25; medium, S7@725;
cows and bulls, Csc lower; fat cows. S4.75
Csc lower; fat COWS, S475G5.50; other
grades, S2.25Q3.75. Caives-Receipts
LOO; veelers active, better grades SOC
higher; others Steady; good to choice, SO
$3.50; common and medium, $50750.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; lambs, active;
pers s8@9 rs lew s. G0G de 81 SeI sprg
erS, $12.50012.65.
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Stocks of crude rubber in London on
May is totaled 86,O37 tons, decrease Of
626 from preceding week. Liverpool
stocks 54,l75. increase Of 1905.
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New York cables .opened in London at
l24.3o; Amsterdam. 12.1l5: Italy, 92.9o5;
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Following is the explanation Of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Saturdays Times:
Antonio Magliabecchi Read
10000 Books-Antonio Maglia-
keechi, photographer and great
italian erudite, 1888 1714, was the
librarian Of Duke Cosmo III of
Florence. He was a man of such
prodigious memory that it per-
nitted him ito retain for a year
every word he ever read" This
walking library" memorized the
contents of every one Of the
dukes 100000 volumes and 10000
manuscripts, as we'll as their 10
cation on the shelves. The sages
Of the word came to see and con-
suit him.
Tuesday: "The Only Clock in
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White Shrine to Meet

Indianapolis White Shrine No 6
will hold its state meeting at 8
Wednesday at the hall, $50 East
Ohio street. A program will follow
the business session.
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BEN HURS CHOOSE CITY
indianapolis Is Selected for 1882
Convention of Order.

Indianapolis was chosen as next
years convention city at the
twenty ninth annual meeting of
Ben-Hur in Evansville Saturday.
State officers elected are:
Moses Harry, chief; Carrie Sorrensen Of
Ft. Wayne. judge; Blanche SwaIs, Terre
Haute, teacher; Mary Artman, Decatur,
scribe; Burt Kimmel, Indianapolis. keeper
Of tribute; Gertrude Shirley, Terre Haute
captain; Louis Nugent. Washington, guide;
Martin L. Elliott, Evansville. keeper of
the inner gate. and Louis Cook. Kendall
vile, keeper Of the outer gate.
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Directors of Upgrade Lamp Company OF
Salem, and Sylvania Products Company
and Nilco Lamp Works Inc, approve
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By United Press

TOLEDO. o.. May 1s.-Grain. seed and
pr2oduce, ~, close: Grain on track. 1896
rate. Wheat-No. 2 red. 1914 q TIC: No
red l cent premium. Corn.No. ! vel
low. ia057lRc; No. 5 yellow, $50 SEC
Oats-No; 2 white. 1914 930c: No 3 white.
28lz 291zc. Clover-(Domestic) prime
old. S13.75; prime new. s14: prime choice
new; sl4 %; Prime choice. old. S14: October
81 4.2o. December. $3.50 Alsike-Cash
Sl4. Butter-FancY creamery. 26n27c
Eggs-Country run, 16Ql7c. Hay-Tim-
othy. SIPS cwt.
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Weather conditions at 9 q. m:
South southwest wind, IS miles an
hour; temperature, "a; barometric
pressure, 1881 at SEA level; ceiling,
thin; broken clouds, unlimited; Wis
Utility, 7 miles; field, good.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press


q III 56 Nay nm 1a 3i7!5fg f.4lS
tvie mostly 25640c lower than Friday;
top S700 bulk good and choice l50-225
bS 65o@o69Q heayi go weights very SLOW:
weight pigs S675Q6 80; light lights 140-
100 lbs, good snd, choice, $6.S5q7; light
s6.8Q@7.oo; medium weights. 2o0-250. lbs.
good and choice, S6.60q7; heavy weights,
250-35O lbs, good and choice, .s6@6.70;
good, $5.35@5.9O; slaughter pigs. loO-13o
lbs, good and choice, S6.50Q7. Cattle
Receipts, $4,000; calves, 1000; excessive
early sales weak to Csc lower; no criterion
of what later market is likely 70 be;
general sentiment in trade being 25050c
lower; not enough done to make market,
lings. 1855; other classes steady to Csc
lower; slaughter cattle and vealers; steers
S 99So ln Ss g sood enc and c oBoe
1100-1300 lbs, good and choice $4,000;
l3oo-1500 lbs, good and choice, S7@9;
or; heifers, .55o-85O lbs, good and choice,
S6,7568.25; common and medium S525
Q675; COWS, good and choice, $566; COM
and cutter. .S304.35; bulls, yearlings ex-
Guided, good and choice, beef, s4Q5.25;
cutter to medium, $3.25Q4 S5; yealers,
sheep-Receipts 1900; strong to Csc
higher; good and choice clipped lambs,
Ssst Goo fsE S' bd 'Q ssa5 ee ca hghE
springers,. Stops; natives, $40. 5O@lI so;
all quotations on shorn basis hereafter.
S Rs sheep and lambs LAMBS ~ 90
$6:T5@8.75; all weights, common. S. so
$29s25; ali weights. Gull and common,
SlQ255.
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HEAT is FATAL TO ONE
Wave in Southwest Claims Vet
eran of Two Wars.

BIZ United Press
KANSAS CITY. Mo, May 49,
Kansas City's first heat fatality of
the season resulted today from
the midsummer wave prevalent over
the southwest Gareld A. Swaine,
50, veteran of the Spanish-Ameri-
can and World wars, died at a hos
pital here after he was Frustrated
when the temperature rose to 81
degrees.
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Other Livestock
Bu Tim es Special

81 Times SpectdI
FIT. WAYNE. Ind. May 18-Eogs-lar-
ket. ,l5@2oc lower; lo0-14o lbs. $3.50: 49, 90:
lbs. $685.; 2O0-220 lbs, s6.75: 22o-24o lbs.
1865; 24o-260 lbs. $685.; 26o-28o lbs. $6.45:
10000 lbs. S6.35; 300-350 lbs, S6.25;
roughs, So: stays, $3.50; calves. $3.50:
woo1ed lambs. So; clipped lambs. So; spring
lambs. SO.
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BIZ Initial Press

ass b b6i.: southern. $250@z bbi; Maine.
s2.60O3.35 bbl.; Idaho. 60c@S260 sack;
Sweet Potatoes-Market, steady: Jersey
baskets. 75c0350; Southern basket. SOC q
2.75. FIour--Market quiet and steady;
Market. easy Mess-S23.50. Lard-Mar-
ket weak. Middlewest Spot-S8. $50 .25.
Tallow-Nfarket. easy: special to extra, 3ia
to firm; turkeys. 2504zc; chickens ESQ
sac; broilerS. 27GD4lc; fowls. 13623c: Long
island ducks. 16Q19c. Live Poultry-Mar-
ket. steady; geese. 1o012c; ducks, $50
24c; fowls, is323c; turkeys. 15G3Oc;
ROSTERS. 13e: chickens stays, 15c: capons.
17@30c: brailers. 22032c. Cheese-Market.
quiet: state whole milk. fancy to special
l2@221zc: Young America, 1924 ID 1876.
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Probation officer Chosen

By Times Special
CORYDON, Ind, May 18. - Mrs.
Lula B. Reising has been appointed
probation officer Of Harrison~county
by Circuit Judge Thomas j. Wilson.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country run)-Loss off delivered in
Indianapolis. l2c; henery quality. No. l.
l412c; No. 2. 12c.
Poultry buying prices)-Hens weighing
lbs. or over. nc; under 3 lbs. l5c; Leg
bern 10 lba h5enSi 55c 1899 ,59roieTs {ql VI
lbs. Csc; bareback Ice: Leghorn broilers,
33ci DUCKS, &c; old cocks 8G9c; ducks. full
1 aitneTed { lat WWhitss Sc; geeSe &C. These
kingan & CO.
Butter (wholesale)-No. l. 26a27c: No.
2. 24025c
Butterfat-21c.
Cheese Wholesale selling price per
pound --Anericen loaf. 22c; pinento loaf.
32c: Wisconsin flrsJs. ice: Longhorns. l6c;
New YORK nnebrger. 30c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
Chicago Grain Table
BIZ United Press

By Times Special
CHICAGO. May Is.-CarIots: Wheat. Al;
corn. 90; oats. 20: rye. /. and barley. g.
By United Press
CHICAGO. May ls.-cash grain close:
Wheat-No. red. 83Izc; No. 8 red, sOXc.
No, l northern. 83lac; No. 2 mixed, s5@i
5214c. Corn-No. mixed. 53A @5512c:
E &c., 4 5 yssllow NJ 56 $685. ~ yell9w.
4 yellow, 54H o 55c; No. yellow, 53Kc:
No. 2 white. SIC: No. 3 white. 551Ac: No.
; white. 55c Oats-No. white 272L a.
29c; No 3 white. 279279zc Rye-None.
BarleY-37163c. Timothy - S8256875
Clover-Sl0.7561735
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-18
BEAR PRESSURE
FORCES STOCKS
TO new LOWS
United States Steel Sells
Under Par First Time
Since 1924.
Average Stock Prices

Average ot thirty irGustrials for satur-
DAY vas ~ OF 154 Average %
twenty ussii,lt.es 8 vas "a 5825 Of Isl Aver
aRe b fortg bonas vas 95.I5. UP Oh.