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Dow-Jones
Summary

Callahan Zinc. Lead Company quarter
ended March 81 loss $l3. TOO. after develop
ment costs. expenses, ETC.. but before de-
first quarter Of 1880.
Daily average production Of crude oil
is listed States in week ended May 16,
totaled 2,431 .292 barrels. decrease or
29,747 barrels. according to Oil and Gas
Journal.
First National Stores. Inc. declared a
common stock. payable July l. of record
June 5.
Sugar melt q fourteen to Ma United States
j, AIS, 600 long tons against 1910, 900 in like
period Of 1850 Deliveries i.S45.OOO against
1,460. 600.
ass 7-l6, unchanged; Paris checks. i2433;
Amsterdam, 1911; Italy. s2.s05: Berlin.
20.427.
Syndicate composed of National City
Company. Bankers Company. Harris Forbes
& Co.. and others, awarded $19, 337, 900 for
the city of Detroit improvement bond is
sue.
loves, Inc. declared a regular quar-
terIy dividend of IS cents on common
stock. payable June 80. of record June Is.
Canadian Pacific second week May gross.
$2619. 000 decrease of $553. 900 from like
period of 1880 week. Jan. to May IA.
gross $5l. 200. decrease Of $9,240.000.
UNDERWRITERS is in progress Of govern
ment in India. SIC. 900. 900 per cent issue
redeemable 1933-34 to be offered at par.
World copper output in April. 1857
tons. against 1856 458 in March. and $780,
SOS in April, 1890. according to American
bureau of metal statistics.
Adams Express places common stock on
81 annual dividend basis against $l.60 pre-
viously.
American Brass cuts price on all copper
and brass materials Il cent.
Mahoning Coal Railroad Company In
March quarter earned S6.57 common
share. against $3.50 In first quarter Of
1880.
New York clearing house cuts interest
rates on demand deposits. excepting Mu-
tual Savings banks. to u per cent from
per cent. Time deposit rates cut to
per cent from ~ per cent. Mutual Saw
ingS banks cut to l per cent from Ia per
cent
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regular quarterly dividend Of 621s cents on
common stock. payable July l. of record
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7. H., !. & E. RECEIVER
HEARING CONTINUED
Decree of Sale to Be Submitted tn
Judge Ryan Wednesday.

Hearing of evidence on necessity
for selling the properties of the
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & East
ern Traction Company was con-
tinued in superior court five before
Judge Russell Ryan.
Order on a decree of sale, which
attorneys have been - considering
since preliminary sale hearing last
week, will be given by Judge Ryan
Wednesday.
No opposition to the sale is ex-
pected from towns and cities along
the company's lines, ordered closed
since the company went into re-
ownership.
insult utilities which own or have
contracted for 80 per cent of the
T. H., I. & E. mortgage bonds are
expected to be a high bidder for
the properties, a most valuable part
OF which is the Terre Haute Trac-
ton and Light Company.
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Daily average production Of crude oil
is listed States in week ended May 16,
totaled 2.431.292 barrels. a decrease of
29,747 barrels. according to Oil and Gas
Journal.
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The City
in Brief
WEDNESDAY EVENTS

1
Indiana Funeral Directors Association.
convention, state Playground.
Indiana State Dental Association con-
l. l. o: Q: F., grand lodge session. 1. o.
Indianapolis chapter. National Cost
Accountants, dinner. Spink-Arms.
American Legion Auxiliary. .. m.
| Spink-Arms.
ri Omicron dinner, Spink-Arms.
! Kiwanis Club luncheon. Claypool
Lions Club luncheon, Lincoln.
! Purdue Alumni Association luncheon.
| Illini Club luncheon. Board of Trade.
| Mutual Insurance Association lunch
Apartment Owners Association lunch
con. SDink-ArmS.
Meetings of Major Robert Ander
son post and Major Robert Ander
son Woman's Relief Corps, SEIZED
uled for today at 512 North Illinoi;
street, have been postponed tt
| June 2.
Colonel Wilbur S. Upper of Grac,
Steamer Lines will address the In.
dianapolis Kiwanis Club at it
luncheon in the Claypool Wednes
day on Central America
First monthly golf tournament
will be held by the Service Club a
Speedway golf course at ! Thurs
day afternoon.
Forty-two members Of Tarun
Court No. IA form the Indianapoli
delegation at the seventeenth an
nual three-day convention of Ladies
Oriental Shrine of North Americ:
opening in Detroit, Mich, today.
Indianapolis scoutmasters and as
sistants will meet for the last tim'
this season in North Methods
Episcopal church tonight. with {
dinner and entertainment program
featuring the evening. Scoutmas
tiers will have their second annua
ladies' night program. Troop 81
with headquarters in the church
will be hosts.
C. c. Winegardner of the Diamond
Chain Manufacturing Company viii
lead discussion of Summer Bust.
ness" at a luncheon of the Personne
Association of Indianapolis in the
Chamber of Commerce building
Wednesday.
Playcrafters of Irvington NJ. E
church, will present "a Russian
Honeymoon in the social hall of the
church Thursday and Friday nights
The recently organized Indiana
Copyrighter Corporation, 709 Circle
Tower, now is state distributor fol-
the Original Copywriter Company
Inc, of Seattle, manufacturers Of
carbon paper eliminating devices. j
| S. Zeller is president of the locaI
corporation. Other members of the
firm are: R. E. Lucas, vice-presi-
dent; l.. r. Dobson, secretary anc
treasurer, and Miss Mary E. Kapps
demonstration. Distribution will be
through dealers over the state anc
statesmen also will work out Of the
indianapolis Office.
Forty members of the indianapolis
Traffic Club will give a minstre
show Thursday night in Caleb Mills
hall Proceeds of the show will be
used for charitable work of the
club.
Pleading guilty to embezzIement
Willis Smith, %. of 1904 North New
Jersey street, today was sentenced
to two to fourteen years in the state
reformatory by Criminal Judge
Frank P. Baker. He was charged
with stealing S133 from the Bee Line
Trucking Company. of which ht
was an employee.
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SUED FOR MILLION:
DIES HALF HOUR LATER
Wealthy Silk Company Head
Charged Influencing Daughter.

Charged Influencing Daughter.
By United Press
NEW YORK. May 19.-Thirty
minutes before he died suddenly on
Tuesday, H. r. Mallinson, wealthy
head Of the Mallinson Silk Com
pany, was served with papers in a
100000 alienation suit charging
him with influencing his own
daughter who later was suicide. it
was disclosed today.
The suit was fled against NAL
linson by his SON. in-law. Eugene
Bowen, who made the specie charge
OF alienation Of affections. He &C.
cused Mallinson and his wife. ~.
Linda M. Mallinson, with enticing
their daughter away from him.
He said that his wife, Lorna NAL
hnson Bowen, had been taken to see
an attorney few hours before she
leaped from twelfth-floor room
on Park avenue.
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Two AirpIanes Sold

Sale of two airplanes by Curtiss-
Wright Flying Service Of Indiana
was announced today by H. Weir
Cook, general manager. r. M. Swift
yer, Chicago, took delivery on a
three-place Robin monopIane Mon
day. Maurice Brown, Terre Haute
has ordered Curtiss-W Wright Junior
to be delivered this week.
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Chicago Stocks OPENING
MARRIAGE Licenses
(By James Hamill g. Co..
yEox~ IN

New York street. halter. and Mary Louise
Nance. 18. of PAL North Richland street
Charles H. Bechert. IS. of 625 North
Riley avenue, civil engineer. and Kathryn
J. Reidy. Is. of 335 North Wallace street.
Stenographer.
Charles A. Amick. IS. Of Cicero. canning
Humes. 20. Of 2230 KenRood avenue.
Lester lie Roy Malone. 19.. of 1907 South
of 20l7 West viking street. sa1esworlan.
Alfred Horsley. 20, Of 1850 Butler avenue.
bricklayer. and Violet Howell Is Of 1888
Winter avenue. domestic.
Robert Van Noy. 81. of 925 East st.
Clair street. and Helen Margaret Hughes.
10. of 500 Dorman street, printing in
Robert N. Moore. 81. of 1884 Hovey
street. dairymant and Margaret Rose Buck
Ter. 49, OF 2942 Schofield avenue
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Pleading guilty to embezzIement,
Willis Smith, %, of 1904 North New
Jersey street, today was sentenced
to two to fourteen years in the state
reformatory by Criminal Judge
Frank P. Baker. He was charged
with stealing $133 from the Bee Line
Trucking Company. of which he
was an employee.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
.eceipts. 900: market. stea6v
Other Livestock
By United Press

1905 O no2dn s2 ayooo areas faTs a5Rsye
stesdyy to % 1o oeP Rebs and snail killers
s6.sO@e.so; few 2sO-27o lbs, $6.4O@ s. 80;
sgSt Ye sbf fey sFOng weights
and choice, $6.75@f; light weights, i6o-
zoo lbs... good and choice S6.8007; me-
Sq weights 2oO2S9 bs good and choice
an and choice, $siO9ss5; packing ''' s sUUs
$2.7545 medium and good, s5.25 as. IS;
81 pigs. oloo-lso lbs, good and
row and better grade fed steers with
weight weak; lower grades fully steady,
IN load lots; best early $3.50; bulk S675
s @faSdG; IS she stock very uneven mostly
ers. steers. SOo-soO lbs. good and choice DICE
$7.25Q9; 90-1l00 lbs, good and choice,
$72 2Ss 1Ioo-1sOo lbs. good and choice
$7Qs; 6Oo-1sOO lbs, COMMON and medium
$3.50 Q7.50; heifers. 55085O lbs, good and
choice, $6.750S.25; common and medium.
So;25@6.7S; cows, good AND choice, $500;
and cutter .s3@4.S5: bulls. yearlings ex-
Guided good and choice, beef, $4d5. IS;
cut cutter g.. to medium ss:25@4,s5; yeaieTs.
dunn, sos; Gull and common. $5G7:
Stocker and feeder cattle steers, 5oO-lO50
l0s scigG good i and 5sd ehOies s7@S common and
steady to shade lower; good and choice
clipped lambs, ss.25@S50 scaling 90-i02
lbs, best held around 50; .woolskins scarce,
sheep and lambs. lambs, 30 lbs So down own.
good and choice. SSQ8.85; medium sos;
S u, lbs, medium to choice. s6.75Q875:
lbs, medium to choice, S26325: ali
weights. Gull and common, s1@225.
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Sugar melt of fourteen United States
ref1ners. from Jan. to May totaled
period of 1880. Deliveries 1.245.000 against
1850. 900.
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Deaths

Jemima Trucksess, "a. IT'S West New
York. cardio vascular renal disease.
Ruth Godfrey Main. 46. Methodist hos
pital. hvperthyroidism.
Cora Rocker Napier. 81. 1880 North New
Jersey. angina pectoris.
Thomas Sayler, IS. city hospital. car
cinoma.
Philip NJ McAtee. so. 1921 South Me-
ridian. mitral insufficiency
arv tuberculosis.
James Noble Bay. So. 400 East Southern.
Dwight omar Jones. 80. 1888 Montcalm.
coronary embolisrn.
Henry Walter Tamblyn. 81, Christian
hospital: hypostatic pneumonia:
Ida B. Payne. IL. Methodist hospital.
Sarcon1a.
Howard Jack Mehl. 43. TOT Rochester.
acute dilatation of heart.
Emma Brown Spence. As. city hospital,
2nd degree burns. accidental.
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New York cables opened in London at
Amsterdam. 12.1i; Italy. 92.905: Berlin.
20.427.
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Other Livestock
By United Press

PITTSBURGH, May 1s.-Hogs- Receipts,
500; holdovers; $50; market, SLOW steady
200 lbs $7.25@740: 2l0-240 lbs, s685@
It's; 25o-300 lbs, $6.35@675; packing sows,
$5G5.5o Cattle-Receipts, TO-. market,
market, fully steady choice vealers. SO;
medium to good grade, $5.50@8.50. Sheep
Receipts, ESQ; market mostly steady;
choice spring LAMPS sl2; medium to good
quoted up to So; good wethers. $3.75@4.
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
9 a. M:
South, southwest wind, % miles
an hour; barometric pressure, 1888
at sea level; temperature, 70: CELL
ing, unlimited; visibility, ten miles:
field, good.
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HOGS
HOGS
Receipts. $500; market, lower.
-Iioht YJOhfS

CATTLE slaughter Glass;
Receipts. 1900; market. steady.
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BY ELMER C. Waller
United Press Financial Editor


NEW YORK, May 19.-Althougl
the decline lost most Of its aggres.
siveness Of the preceding session
stocks slipped to further new low
ground today. Losses in the lead
ers we're generally narrow.
According to preliminary calcula-
tons the Dow-Jones Co. industrial
average declined .88 points to
1896; rail average advanced .27
points to 75.85.
Sales totaled 2,800,00 shares
compared with 100000 shares on
Monday.
The list was unsettled from time
to time by necessitous liquidation
OF speculative holdings of variety
of issues, which created further
pessimism in trading quarters.
Considerable Scale-down buying
in the leaders, however, pr evented
selling of this character from gain
ing Roadway and the decline was
conducted in orderly fashion.
Small Gains Made
Selling was checked for a brief
time at mid-Session by the appear
ance of active short covering and at
the close by signs of important sup
port following establishment of new
lows in the leaders around the
start of the final hour. The late
improvement erased part of the
early losses.
Steel common, which broke 2
points to a new low since 1924 at
81 at the start of the last hour,
recovered to above the 98 level.
Similar comebacks were experienced
by American Telephone, American
Can, General Motors and other
leading issues. Auburn recovered
nearly 10 points in the last few min
utes of trading and most of the
early declines in the rails were re-
covered.
Wholesale liquidation proceeded
under cover of steadiness in the
leaders. Warner Brothers and Fox
Film A both were forced to new
record low territory and Columbia
Gas broke nearly points on fears
of adverse dividend action. Eastman
Kodak, among the gilt edge issues,
lost more than 5 points on contin-
ued selling from upstate sources.
Chain Issues Weak
Chain store issues again presented
a weak front, apparently still
under the influence of the supreme
court decision Monday in the In
diana chain store license law con-
troversy Woolworth was q weak
member of this group, losing nearly
4 points ] I Case broke half a
dozen points on withdrawal of
support
Railroad shares as a group, how
ever, held relatively steady. Only
small losses we're suffered in some
of these shares. while some of the
leaders like New York Central were
able to close with small gains.
Oils likewise held recent levels
under the influence of Texas Cor
poration, which advanced several
points at one time on reduction Of
the annual dividend from So to 81.
This was better than Wall Street
had been led to expect from the
recent action of the stock.
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ILLINOIS JUSTICE QUITS
By United Press

By Jntt6d Press
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 49,
Supreme Court Justice william M.
Farmer, So, today sent his resigna-
ton to Governor L. l.. Emmerson,
to become effective July /. He gave
i'll health as the reason for the
resignation.
On July / Justice Farmer will
have completed Is years service
on the supreme bench and fifty
years in public service. His home is
In Vandalia, Ill.
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BOMBS MISS FARMER
Smoke Missiles Brought to Police
Station at Wabash.

Dy IEttIU 20
WABASH, Ind, May 19.-Three
smoke bombs, bound together, fell
from an airplane that passed near
here, narrowly missing G.. G. Can
nelley, a farmer.
Connelley, who was blowing,
brought the bombs to police here.
One Of them was set of, filling the
police station with smoke.
Five army bombing planes, be-
lieved to be a part Of the armada
gathered in the east for maneuvers,
passed over Wabash and it was said
the bombs fell from one of them.
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SHOT 5 TIMES, WIFE
WALKS TO HOSPITAL
Wounded by Husband in Drunken
Rnno. Coz ETH ok q Mia

Wounded by Husband in Drunken
Rage; Goes Fifth Of Mile.
By United Press
YONKERS, May 1s.-A1rs. Esther
Braughel walked a fifth of a mile
from her nome to st. Johns hos
pital, made herself comfortable in
a waiting room chair and nodded
politely to one Of the attendants:
I'm shot," she said.
Examination revealed five wounds
in her arm and side. She charged
her husband, Cornelius, had shot her
in drunken rage.
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Mondays Times:
The Hand Of Fatima-T'he hand
of Fatima is painted on the walls
or doors of all Mohammedan
houses, to ward off the evil eye
and to check the "djins" (evil
spirits, which are supposed to
be forever anxious to enter
human habitations. The life Of
the oriental forever is haunted
with fear of the supernatural,
and his reactions are picturesque
as well as amusing. I drew my
picture from an original on the
wall of my sheridan friends
house.
Pedro Candioti Swan 21O Miles
-Candioti, dubbed Ell Tiburon
de la Quilla," or THE Keel
Shark" by his friends, now is
80 years of age, and during the
last ten years has performed
many renowned swimming feats
in South America.
On March II, 1881, he swan
from his home town, Santa Fe,
to BuenoS Aires in II hours SIS
minutes, and a year earlier, March
ID, 1880, he swan from Goya to
Santa Fe. He accomplished the
latter feat in less time, but had
the benefit of a heavier current
to carry him along.
Wednesday-"A Dear Expert
on Sound"
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By United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. III. May 1s.-Hoes-
RecelpsS, $500. market. opened SLOW.
sales strong. top. $6.79: most 800 lbs.
gown. s6.65q6.75: a few around $50 lbs.
1929; soWS largely. $5.40G5.50; a few pi9s'
$3.50. Cattle-Receipts. $500 CalvesRRea
ceipts. 1000; market. vealers, Csc lower:
m meg bulls; steady: other classes slow
WIN early sales steady; few steer sales.
S4,;z1S@5; low cutters. .s2.75GS.25; medium
Pulls. S4.2S down; good and choice yealers
$50: SheeD-Receipts, 5000: market SLOW W
butchers steady; packers talking lower.
s,nall lots spring lambs to butchers sIo x.
nD 0 ebS,os 70 p poaeSers spring lambs, good
S,75; common. S6.506S.25: lambs oS S1 ~
gown gown good and choice. s6G8: ali weiehfs
SSq;mm9 } S45o@s: ewes. e0-I5O lbs, me-
end TO 70 cnoice. S2m325; all weights Gull
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PORKER PRICES
DOWN 5 CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Slaughter Class Slow and
Weak in Cattle Mart;
Sheep Lower.
HOGS

A steady trend prevailed in hogs
this morning at the city stockyards
although prices were off cents on
some classes. The bulk, $50 to 30C
pounds, sold for $685. to $500; early
top holding at the latter figure
Receipts were estimated at $500;
FOLLOWERS were ITO.
In the cattle market slaughter
classes. were slow with most bids
slightly lower than Monday. Re-
ceipts were 1900. vealers sold off
SO cents at So down. Calf receipts
were 900.
Lambs were weak to lower in the
sheep market. Spring lambs sold
mostly at $40 down with a few at
$3.50 and $11. Shorn lambs made
the market at So to $3.50. Receipts
were 900.
Chicago hog receipts were 1900,
including 1000 direct. Holdovers,
5000. Opening slow, lightweights
around steady with Mondays aver
age. Few early sales and bids on
good and choice hogs weighing 160
to 220 pounds at $6.75 to $500, while
closely sorted kinds held higher:
nothing done on weightier kinds.
Cattle receipts were 5000. Calves
5000 and steady. Sheep receipts
we're 1000 and strong.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. May 1e.-HogEReceipts
!, 100: holdovers none: steady with close;
gns aiogs JOG LOVER rhan M599nndia az epen
pigs. SIPS: 22o-250 lbs. s7.10: 260-soo lbs.
$685.; little done on common light kind;
rough sows. $3.50. Cattle-Recnipts $50;
active. steady: spots higher on in-between
grade COWS: fat cows upward TO IS and
$3.50: cutter grades. 50 to $3.50; 760-lb.
sausage bulls. slG5.25. calves-Receipts.
500. active. strong with Mondays late
trade: fully SOC higher than early quota
tons. light weights in favor at upward to
$3.50 and $40. or above. only scattered
culis under So Sheep Receipts, 500; clos
here; packages. S6d8: nothing good or
choice offered: sprtngers. $3.50. and
above: fat ewes mostly s3G3.5o.
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BuiIdinu Permits

Graber Super Service. tanks and pumps.
1902 Kentucky. $780,
$3.50.
Louis Grossman.. dwelling and garage.
6465 Rivervisw. SIS. 500.
Scott c. Kirkpatrick. dwelling and
garage. 81 Westfeld. Sc. 500.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH May Hogs-Receipts,
500; holdovers. $50: market. slow, steady
10000 lbs. s7.25G7.40 21o-24o lbs, $685.
Oils; 250-300 lbs. $685. 96.75; packing
sowS, S5@5.50. Cattle-Receipts, 10: market
nominally steady. Calves-Receipts, 100;
market. fully steady: choice vealers. SO:
medium to good grade. $5.50@s.50. Sheep
Market. mostly steady: choice spring
lambs SO: medium to good shorn lambs.
$7.25@8.50: strictly choice quoted up to
SO: good wethers. $3.7594.
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oldest Graduate Dies

GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 1e.-
DR.. Michael NJ. Stolz, 95. oldest De
Paw university graduate is dead.
The honor now passes to DIR. Salem
B. Town Of Greehcastle.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI o.. Nav 1o-Eovs
iI oy!n. s.soO; heloover. 300 slow s. 70 IL
sboSs' oS on l6O-220-lb. averages. s7S7 IL.
ssTround 200 lbs, s65oG6.S5: 595as161 sq IL 70
0 e. , Iso-iso lbs, steady ss.75: so oOs.
sSlv 20 meoo o sS25. Cattle-Receipts. 400:
m m7. sna medium steers and heifers & N
L. L. lew better finished kind. s72sSSSo.
o. be Sg~s: mostly 50 5G5-25: a few $50
s;so; practical top bulls. SAYS: veaisye
s sna 70 weak: spots. soc lower: good
fa.Ce. cnolce. S1.5048.50: buyers more 81
lsctlve r. outside price: lower r-sdss e.
1omn. Snesp-Receipts. 2.n00: steady vifh
T meakker undsrtons: spots. lower on sprine
lz15: mostly Sl250 down: common st ~
medium. sSdll.50. fat ewes. So down. @AAu
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO. May is.-Hogs-On
fully ioc lover: bulk desirable 10000
lbs. s7.e0: biddings. SIPS on $40 lbs,
packing sows. S5.7566.I5. Cattle-Receipts.
rs: largely cows steady: cutter grades,
$2.25M3.T5. Calves-Receipts. 800: vealers,
active. fully steady: good to choice. 50 to
mostly $3.50: common and medium. $50
7.50. SheeD-Receipts. Is: lambs, quoted
steady at Mondays average.
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By Tim es Specie.

csipts. 500; market. 1oc lower: 25s fbS 1,1
$S;lS; l65-225 lbs. $50; is0-i65 lbs e. az:
- sso lbs; $3.50; roughs. s3.SS6465: star y'
STEADY; prime heavy steers. S7Gs. kesvv
snlpplng steers. S6G7; medium and Main
steers; $500 8: fat heifers s6.5oGs. com
mon 70 medium heifers. S5R65o: eood r.
cnoice COWS. S415.25; medium to sood
COWS Ss.25d4; cutters s3G325. csnnerS
SznzI5: bulls. s3d4-50 feede-s. S6TT:
SUCKERS NI.5Q: calf receipts. 400. mar.
ket not established Sheer Seems
1000: market not established. Monds~ss:
SElpments-Cattle, "a; calves. zI3: hog.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-19

By Times Special
Sc CHICAGO nCAS MAY 1e.--CarIots: Wheat.
lev ;oln' l4o; oats. 10; rye. /. and bar
By United Press
u, CHICAGO, May. 1s-cash grain close.
No. 5 hard roc: No. j yellow bsrS 9 99c:
no no, l mixed. Sl@83c. Corn-No. MIXED
S S812ci Nc; mixed. sec; No. mixed. 5Sc::
SSSc;No. 3 yctow, 56Ac: No. 1 white SIC.
Noi white; 57h @581zc No. white
2ISSiAc; San sample grade. 47c. Oats-No.
wnlIe; 2SA g28A c: No. 3 white. 28Hc. No
g. WHITE. 271ac. Rye-No. /. 44c. Barley
SSin6G53sz Ss;, Timothy. $s.25Q8.75. Glover.