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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-04
DROP BLAST CHARGES
But Pair Held in Columbus co.
Explosion Admit Robberies.
By United Press

BIZ JHtcd Press
COLUMBUS, o.. May 1.-Two
men arrested in Chicago as suspects
in connection with an explosion
which wrecked Ohio's new fifteen
story Office building, killing ten
workmen, today we're absolved Of
blame in the disaster They adj
mitted guilt in two Columbus post
Office robberies.
The men, Dewey Turner, 81, ard
Anthony Zabonck, %. of Columbus,
we're bound over to the June grand
Jury on the robbery charge by
United States Commissioner Joseph
w. Horner.
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WHEAT MOVES
UP ON STRONG
FOREIGN NEWS
Corn, Oats Fail to Follow
All of Advance in
Major Grain.
BY HAROLD z. RAINYILLE
United Prcss stsn CorresnondenL

CHICAGO. MAY h-wheat ranged
widely on the Board OF Trade to-
day in an active session. The finish
was slightly higher. but ali bulges
ran into selling orders and COM
mission houses brought on the
breaks.
Liverpool was more effected BY
the fact that Russia entered the
market on the buying side than
Chicago and the strength al the
English market was not fully re-
flected here.
Corn Mart Unsettled
Weakness in stocks was dis
couraging despite claims Of lib
eral export business. Corn was I'M
settled with the deferred deliveries
setting new lows and finishing
around steady. although May
showed resistance. Oats set new
lows for the season but had a firm
undertone toward the last.
AT the close wheat was = to z
cents higher: corn was = 70 -
cent higher. and oats unchanged TO
= cent higher. Provisions we're
unsettled
Liverpool continued to exhibit
strength and closed unchanged to
Is cent higher. The seaboard indi-
Gated a good export demand over
night with all offers of hard winter
ers taken. Trading was active dur
ing the morning. Cash prices we're
! to IL cents lower. Receipts we're
Is cars.
Cash Prices Down
Corn was steady TO higher on
local buying on the strength in
wheat at the start. The report of
a local expert on the amount of
corn now in farmers hands was
740,000,O00 bushels. nearly twice that
of year ago and decidedly bear
ish. However. the market held a
= to p cent gain at mid-session.
Shipping sales early we're 205,000
bushels. Cash prices were = to L
cent lower. Receipts we're 225 cars.
Oats was firm in sympathy with
other grains during the morning.
recovering from an opening dip to
stand unchanged to Is cent higher
at Woodworking. Trading was small.
Cash prices we're 4 to y cent
higher. Receipts we're so cars.
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BIZ Times speeiaI

LOUISVILLE. Nav 4-Hogs-Re Receipts
]. 900; Toe lover: 17o-27o lbs. sass: 225-255
i40-165 lbs. s7e': las lbs down sass
ScwS, sI.4017.fs: stays. Sis. Cattle =
Receipts. It's. steady: bulk settlers and
heiferx $500 rs: good considered Saiarie
70 S. or better; beef cows. $3.50 down.
BULLS. 1915 down; low cutters and cutter
cows 81 rs q $50. bulk light stockers - so
fo.l3. calves. zl9. STEADY. good and cnoict
Yeaiers t4d450. medium and throwoufs.
50 down. Sheep-Receipts 800: not fully
established. few sales strictly choice
and choice SO. some lambs held Mizher
late Monday. double and several lots
strictly choice lambs sold At - 50. cid crop
mostly 50 down. Tuesdays shipments.
A...2 -1eer.
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Independent, Amateur
Baseball, Notes, Gossip
MIN BAIL IOOr MFFrS


Eni-Roe Kitten Ball League will meet
Friday 90 the Em-Roe Sporting Goods
sr.srsested IN piavsns sittsn ss,i on sgpl
car afternoon s requested 70 have a rep
rcsentative AZ this meeting
Il is planned q have twelve teams In the
league and several clubs airesdv have paid
their forffits FRIDAY VIII ~ The final
meeting OF the league and al teams arc
requested 20 ne nrenarcu 70 nsy their for
fief az This meeting
Teams desiring information regarding
the Em-Roe Sporting Goods Company
store
Cathedral rallied in the nnal frame u
defeat Broad Ripple Lumber Company. 4
70 g. Marrlin Cathedral pitcher allowed
only Eve hits siic nas credited with four
support Cathedral has a permit for sun
dav az Riverside and would ike 10 book a
game call Talbot 074l. ask for spatsy
s. Patricks VII tackle GaSeteria sun
day ana Vii practice THURSDAY Al p N.
and SATURDAY az 2. N. AL players take
notice and attend. can DEexsi OILS for
games.
Southeastern A. A. want games with fast
city and tate semi-pro clubs Write
: hubert VanarSdali 1904 fletcher avenue.
or call Drexel iea1-W. ask for Hub. Ko-
kono. Lebanon. Bloomington and Corners
vile. notice
Following PLAYERS are asked 70 report a.
Wiiirrd mark a. .. m Fridav. lynch
Adams. Culver. Ferry. Campbell. Sears. Nc
Clair crlckmors. Stanley Diekey and
ntheis wanting % pav road ball state
team wanting 70 book games wiih Ind
annapolis RamhleFH write or wire j. L
Parson. s7S South Randolph street.
4 keller star hurler for the Oak Hili
Flashes checked Castletcn with four hits
hlcns or = l1-tn-f vim Next SUNDAY
EleEhes battle Fount8infoEn. For games
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CTNCnNATI. o.. Nav 4-Hogs-Fe-
ceipts. 1900: including $50 direct. heSdovsr
none: moderately active 10 cents to i5c
lower on $50 lbs. down: heavier weights
unevenlv steady to around loc lower: sows
steady. better grade. l60-230 lbs. $1,000
800 mostly $500 on go lbs. down: ass
weights downward 70 s3.25: i20-l50 lbs.
$3.50: sows mostly $3.50: light weights.
s775. Cattle-Receipts. 1000: calves. $50.
light; odd lots common and medium steers
and heifers S425 $50: few upward TO
s575: nothing here OF value to sell above;
cows fairly active: beef grades. s3.25N
s75 some So low cutters and cutters.
sI.75G3: bulls. $3.50 down: vealers. steady:
good and choice. SoMo-5O mostly. loNeI
grades $3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts.
/ 800: spring lambs. active. STEADY %
strong. spots Csc higher. better grades. So
10 mostly SO so: various sales OF choice
upward 10 Ss75. common and medium. 50
F75O. old crop material in narrow de-
mand at So down: aged ewes. slaz mostly.
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in .T,lre write Pred Hastings. COLI North
Tac ma avenue. or call Cherry 6s64-W.
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receipts 1909 cases; extra frsts. i3n
l3s.c; nrsts. l2ll3hc; current receipts. u
@ll% &c. seconds. lo'sc. Butter-Market
extra frsts. i1Ni74c: hrsts, isn16i2ci
seconds. i4nl5isc. standards. i7aic. Poul-
none due. fowls 1sGi5e. IeShorns f5e
ducks. 1lTi4c: geese. &c: turkeys i5G zoe
ROSTERS. &c: broilerx. i902ic: Leghorr
broilers; &c: stays. lie: Cheese-Twins
Potatoes-On track. 1913: arrivals. SIC
shipments. $40 market about steady
Idaho russets. Si.2Sdi.3s. Michigan rus
set rurals. a0D S5c; Wisconsin round
whites. 750 s5c; Texas triumphs t4250
4 80: Minnesota and North Dakota cob
biers 90Tf 3Sc
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Good and choice .......... 500 500
Common and medium assam. $500 4oO
600-i 500l
Good and choice ........... $500 500
Common and medium ......- $500 400
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens
heavy breeds. l2c. Leghorn hens. lie
Broilers. colored springers. 2 pounds up
tic: Leghorn and black. Ia pounds up lsc
bareback ana parIiv feathered i0c. Cock,
and stays. &C.. Leghorn cocks. &c. Ducks
large white full feathered and fat. &c
small. SC. Geese full feathered and fat
Sc. Young and old guineas i5c Eggs
No. ] current receipts. i0c. Butter. IS e
&c: undergrades. "a to Csc. Butterfat 22c
These prices for healthy stock free from
feed bv The Wadlev Company.
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ID ANKS we're closed Tuesday and
ID it offered a splendid oppor-
tunity for the Fletcher American
National bank boys 10 stage a blind
par tournament. Homer Kelly
scored net rs to capture first
honors: r. Schwier. rs. for second
place. and Leo Elliott third with IT.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Shan Raefsa
other Livestock
81 United Press

bN INfteN fFees
CHICAGO. May -Hogs-Receipts. "a
S bi iTo-aio lbs. ss.75as.so: top, So 90:
220-25O lbs. 50. so 3.85: 260-360 lbs, 1913
a 365: i4O-teO lbs. s35od3.75; pigs, $50
sS: o sI5lHT lbs sow good ana Choice
SIS; light weight 10000 lbs. good and
choice. $3.50 $780, medium weights, ZOO
$50 lbs, good and choice. $500 30;
choice. s3s5@s.7O: packing sows 275-5oo
lbs, medium and good. s2.7543i5:
slaughter pigs. iOO-l30 lbs. good and
choice, s3a $50. cattle-Receipts. 1000,
calves, 1000; fec. steers and yearIings
trade very slow few early sales weak to
25c lowef; light mixed and heifer year
lings around 25c of; butcher she stock
dull. barely steady; bulls steady; vealers,
25@5Oc higher: no choice steers sold.
slaughter cattle and vealers; steers, 500
900 lbs. good and choice, ss@7 so: 500
LOO lbs: good and choice s6.25n Z; 5o'
IT'S: 1901, 500 lbs. good and choice, ss.25
ais; 600-l 800 lbs, common and me
dium, 81 .50d 6.2s; heifers. 550-s50 lbs;
good and choice. s5.25aS.25:. common and
50. 5Oq AIS; common and medium, 81 5oEi
$50: low cutter and cutter, 81. 50M 2 90.
bulls yearlings excluded. good and choice
beef. S3M4.25; cutter to medium, s2.5On
$40: vealers milk fed. good and choice,
s5H6. so. medium. S425n5: Gull Snd COM
mon. S3M AS. Stocker and feeder cattle:
q s. common and medium. s3.75d5. Sheep
Receipts. 10000 steady with Tuesday s
best prices: choice old crop held higher
desirable clippers. $3.50 SIS: best held
above $3.50: good and choice woolskins.
S6.2506.75. native springers. S7n7.75:
slaughter sheep and lambs; spring lambs
good and choice. s725ns: medium. $3.50
b rs. common, IS sou $50: lambs 90 lbs.
down. good and choice. s5.75n6 $50: me-
dunn. s5M5.75: ai-i00 lbs. medium to
choice. s4.75a6.35: au weights common,
s3.50d 5: ewes s0-lso iss medium TO choice,
S1G225; al weights Gull and common;
5ocl i.50: feeding lambs, 1913 lbs good
and choice none.
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TOLEDO. Nav Cash grain close
grain IN elevators. transit billing. Wheat
No. 2 red 55iaeI So e. corn-No. ? VEL
low. % 80 &C. Oats-No. 2 white 260
28isc rate. Wheat-No. red 50eI 50 &c.
No. red. &c premium; No. 2 red. =. -
cents discount. No ( rcd "a to cents
discount. Corn-No yellow. 2sd 2sisc:
No. yellow 27N27i-c. Oats-No white.
23@24c. No 3 white 22N 23c Clover =
Fancy creamery prints. 2fa25c. Gags -
Extras II IA i2c. Hay-Timothv. per cwt.
90 cents
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK. May A steady
stream CT liquidation today carried
the Dow. Jones g. Co. stock market
industrial average below the low OF
1914. to the lowest point touched
since 1907. when the average was
$50. The railroad average made a
record low for the compilation
which dates back to 1895. and the
utility average made new low for
the compilation.
There was a moderate pickup IN
the rate OF transactions, but the
market still was relatively quiet. The
bond market also picked up IN vol
ume. with prices declining in all
groups. notably in the United States
government issues, where losses
ranged to more than full point.
Leaders Hit New Lows
All the leading issues in all
qroups save the oil and gold min
ing shares made new bear market
lows. Losses extended to more than
, points. Around noon the list was
near the lows.
American Telephone penetrated
its previous low, dropping nearly z
noints TO 95is. new low since 1920,
when it sold as low at 92is. West
crn Union made new low at 81,
of /. Selling in these Issues was
further liquidation on prospect OF
a high tax on telephone and tele-
graph communications costing over
so cents.
Steel common broke to 81, off =
and a new bear market low. Steel
preferred touched CTS. of 3ss for
the first time in twenty eight years.
other issues to make new bear
market lows included American Can
at 35Ss, off 49, Allied Chemical,
49la, off 8; Woolworth. 319s, off l;
Du Pont. 27h, of =; Eastman
Kodak. Az. of 19i: American To-
bacco B. 63i5, off Us; Coca Cola,
ssli, of 3%: Case, 1915, of is,
and R. H. Macy, %, off /.
In the railroad group new lows
we're made by such issues as Atchi-
son. New York Central, pennsyl-
vania. Baltimore g. Ohio and I'LL
nois Central
HomeStake Mining Strong
Consolidated Gas made new low
in its division. Cudahy Packing
made a new low at 25h, of in the
packing group which was depressed
further on the supreme court deci-
sion preventing packers from enter
ing into the distribution Of groceries
and allied products. Swift & Co.
on the curb and Swift international
on the Chicago Stock Exchange also
were at new lows.
Homestake Mining was the strong
spot of the list. soaring 7h points
to 124. Alaska Juneau was up Is
at l0ss.
Oil shares maintained a steady to
firm tone despite declines elsewhere.
Around noon Seaboard Oil Com
pany of Delaware issued its report
for the first quarter showing IA
cents a share learned on stock,
against 4 cents in the corresponding
1881 period.
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in June. write Fred Hastings 7oii North
Tao ma avenue. or call Cherry esef-W.
indianapolis Bulldogs will play North
ern Cubs Sunday az Riverside 20. ?. Al
mond by .. m. A. Hunt viii b on the
rrirr line Tor Bulldogs A left-hanced
pitcher is wanted. Can Be. 1o6S. ask for
Jim TAYLOR.
Mcouav-Norris nine lost the opening
game TO Stilesville sunday. The Club IS
IN need Of s good catcher and VIII prac-
tice SUNDAY morning a. GARFIELD No. ,
al $50 a. n. McQuay-Norris Is without
= game for SUNDAY and would s,, IKE %
MorsantoTn. westneld and indianapolis
Reserves. notice. Gail or write Wick, 1888
East Minnesota street. Dr.. S7ie-W
Paramount Glass nine easily defeated
Forester Cubs Sunday. Hard hitting o.
the victors featured the tilt Hess and
Murphy formed the winning battery. The
club will practice 40 the plant To-Day ana
a meeting viii be held ~ 9s5 Virginia
avenue tonight ~ ?. m. AL players
notice.
o'Hara sans will work out tonight and
Friday in preparation for sundays game
with the Leon Tailoring Co. sans VIII
cut their squad 70 hfteen men. player limit
INK the above workouts Rich Hon and
Dave Neal are requested 70 call On. Sfie-W
ano ask for Kenneth.
Grove Raaf last sunday. I % J. Tvillshfs
vill p-tt ece this evening a. Longaere
psrk. Sfo ieaus cesIrlng Eames VIE
AIS eerfs~& station. 2813 Shelby stree.
g call Dr. 171l-f. and ask for Paul.
SaelpyYllie ana Seymour, notice
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BvUnited Press

NEW YORK. Nav -Potatoes-Market
steady: southern. s4@s.50 barrel; Idaho
Sl.90M2.40 sack. Bermuda, S5M9 barrel
Maine. siI5d2.25 barrel: Canada, $3.50
steady: jersey baskets. 35cN 81 So south.
ern baskets. 40eI s5c. Ffour-Market dull
spring patents. s4.15G4.35. Pork-Market
middle west spot s4.s0G4.70 per 100 lbs
Tallow-Market. steady; special to extra
02i2m .0234c. Dressed poultry-Market
quiet turkeys 10000: chickens. i5d27c
broilers. goa 28c: capons. i8N Csc. fowls II
62ic; Long Island ducks. i6c. Live poul.
try-Market, QUIET geese. IA i2c ducks.
n lie; fowls l6019c turkeys i60 Csc
ROSTERS. HAZE: chickens. pullets. asa
27c: broilers. i4G26c. capons, 300 37c
Cheese-Market. quiet: state whole milk
fancy 70 special. i0iz n Ice; young Amer
icas, iiiaMi2iac.
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Ruunntd Press

CINCINNATI. MAY -Butter-Packing
stock No. l. lac; No 2 lie: No. 3 &c:
butterfat. i3Gi5c. Egss-Steady: cases in
Guided: Extra firsts. i2c; seconds. 9izc,
nearby ungraded HE Live poultry -
Thin and coarst stock sells only at heavy
discount; fowls. 5 lbs. and over. I3c, 4
lbs. and over. l3Izc; lbs. and over. i3i2c.
Leghorns ) lbs and over. i2izc. ROSTERS.
7c: colored brollers. ! ID. and over lsc;
ia lbs and over. 2lc; 2 lbs. and over. 2ic.
partly feathered. i5cs Leghorn hroilers. !
H. and over 1sc: ia lbs and over zoe: ?
lbs and over. 2ic: black springers lie.
ducks under lbs. sell AZ liberal conces-
sions. ducks white. I lbs. and over. i1c.
under lbs f0c; colored Z lbs. and over.
i2c: under lbs. i0c. turkeys No. ] hens.
? lbs. and over. isc. young toms. No. /. 10
lbs and over f6c
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EAST BUFFALO. Nav 4.-Hozs-On sale.
1000. active. mostly 70 packers. weights
below 200 lbs. 5 20 Zoe higher: others I'D
70 o zoe: good 20 choice. 10000 lbs.
$50 lbs. ss.7sM4: unfinished piss and
lizht iights. 81 cattle-ReceiptS. rs
COWS active steady. cutter Erades. 81 50N
$50: nothing done on steers and heiferE.
Caives-Receipts $50. veaiers. slow. barely
steady: good 70 choice. $50 $50. common
and medium. s31545. SheeD-Recespts.
considered. medium 70 good shorn lambs
SeH6.25: choice quoted 20 $3.50. few native
twoyear-olds mixed. 81.
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CLEVELAND. Nav -Buttsr-Market
weak: extras i2i3c; standards. 2ia4c EEgs
Market. steady: extra frsts. i3c; current
receipts. i2izc. Poultry-Market. steady.
heavy fowls. i5G16c: medium fowls isG
24G use: Leghorn brothers. 20g 2ic. ducks.
l4N i5c; old cocks. i0c. geese, la i2c;
stays ii4f2c: capons. 23c Potatoes ~
Ohio. New York. Pennsylvania. so "a Toe.
few best 75c per bushel sack, Maine Green
Mountain. si.254i35 per 100-lb. sack;
Idaho russell large size mostly Sis me-
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400. hoidover 81. steady. i40-230 lbs
81 90: 10000 lbs. 50 500 J 20; pigs. -. IS.
Caftie-Recelpts. las. active fully steady
SIS. few good ST as: cowx- s71f. sausage
bulls &7d3.s0. hatcher kinds. s. ID. Calves
Receipts 500. steady. halk - down. Gull
eco. steadv. but dull and tafcnv on lover
Grade c1ipDe7S: GOOD - CO ICE snQrn l8mns.
$50 50. Gull to medium afounn 81 $50.
ksene instance: rood ss-ln. sDrinNif4 -.
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PITTSBURGH. MAY 4-Hogs-Receipts.
500 market steady 10 SC lower: 10000
lbs. s4n4I5: 210-24O lbs. S3.75d3.95;
250-30O lbs, s3.50a3.70. most packing sows,
81 50H27s Cattle-Recelpts. TO- market.
little changed. medium 20 good steers
quoted s525a6.75: heifers 81. 800 SIS.
better grade cows. S3.isN425. lower grade,
81 500 4: sausage bulls 50 asa $50. calves.
receiuts 400: market. steady. better grade
vealers. sse7s Sheep-Recsipts. 900.
market slow: talking lower on spring
lambs. around SO for better grades: shorn
wethers. steady: variable kinds, t7.5og5.
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CHICAGO. MAY Cash grain close:
wheat-No: red. s3sac; No. 2 northern
mixed smuttv. 53iso Corn-No. 2 mixed,
30isI 3os4c; No. mixed. 2sisc: No vel
low, 50hM30'sc. No. 2 yellow billing DIFF
ference. 2034c. No. 3 yellow. 49,. n zoe:
No. yellow billing difference. 2siac: No 2
white, 30l M3ic. Oats-No mixed.
l9itc. No. white. 23Q247sc: No white,
81 N 2fc. No white 20i M2iiac RYE
No. 2 3524c. Bariey-4l n 55c. Timothy
s3N325. Clover-S9aI35
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United Prcss

EAST ST LOUIS. MAY 4.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 10 500: MARKET SLOW. opened stead}
70 10c below Tuesdays average. TOP. IS.
early sales ie0-220 lbs. $500 5.65. fev
260-2e5 lbs. IS so. i00-i4o lbs. So .z50 $50
2.5oo: calves. receipts. 1900. market. gen.
orally steady with vealers Csc higher Al
S5.75. steers IN relatively light supply
good 107s-l520 H. averages. se-231 81
mixed yearlings and heifers largely $50
$50: ccws. g7.7SG3.75: low cutters, si251
ITS: sausage bulls. s2.25n185. Sheep
Receipts. 25o0: market, steady: oesirabls
spring lambs mostly se.5oG7. few TO ctty
butchers. sT.75. desirable clipped lambs
So down. no wooled lambs here; lat ewes
dull at tfGL75.
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TREASuRY srATEMENr
Foreign Exchange
Csy James T; Hamill e. Co.
Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK. May 3.-Closing
prices and net changes on prin-
cipal stocks traded today on the
New York Stock Exchange follow
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TOLEDO. May -Hogs-Receipts. no;
market. steady: tor t3.60d3.7s: bulk.
"a e06s.75: pigs. 1926: lights. f3.25.
rourhs. s21225 Cattie-Peceipts. So
market. steers. slow, cows. strong; calves,
receipts. 100. DSNket. SLOW. steady. 5neep
and lambs-Receipts, light; soc lover
spring lambs. s5a7.
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other Livestock


RV Htfed FFfss
FT. WAYNE. Ind. Nav 4.-Hors-Msr-
ket steady. pigs ts75d3.5o. lights.
s3.e563.7si light lights. t3.50G3.ss. me-
diums. $500 IS: rouEhs. s2.7s. stays.
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STOCKS TOUCH
NEW LOWS IN
WEAK SESSION
All Groups Except Oil and
Gold Shares Hit by
Liquidation.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty .ndustr!sls for Tues
DAY 5z.i5. OF Ia. Average q tHen.y
rails 7o.33 on %. Average Of tTe s,,,,
utilities ASA. OF -. Average o. iofA
honds 49, Of l6.
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Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

The end OF plav IN the St. Philip No /
League found the Michaehs Builders re-
heating their i930-3l performance bv again
coppng the pennant. Casadv Fuel. who
season. we're second. and Kistner-M Niece
Battery third. Markev Auto won high
single ana thfee-game totals with marsS
Of liz and 8.l09 The hien single game.
Iln1dlyiauaL for the season was me perfect
goo BY Nit Wmberlv. stitch ana Faust
tled for second high with 27s. WimbcrlY
also Coppcu hieh thrcc-Came marx. Scor-
lns us. Murphy had ll3 for second
an AVERAGE Of 200 10 ton the seasons race
Murphy finished seconu with iq6 and the
neW state SINGLES champ. Sargent. third
with marx o. ia5.
Teams Of The st. Phnn No. and No
Leagues viii roll 900 scratch season
end sweepstakes. SUNDAY. Monday and
Tuesday. Nav 80 and 10. MONDAY night s
few OPENINGS Tor SUNDAY and TUESDAY
See Bill Moran for reservations
citizens Gas and Compac Tent won
their series durinr the Commercial League
plav on The Illinois drives. defeating
George J. Mayer sno Earie Machine No. 3
as Central states. Ballard Ice Cream and
Pure OIL won two games from a. c. W. Of
A.. Crescent Paper and HooSier Pete. Hill,
X johnson. Hamilton and Wilson had
totals OF 625. Ga. sos and sos.
Local howlers collected total OF s2e3 81
in the Elks national meet At Toledo. the
prize list just announced reveals. Marott
this, taking seventh place in the team
event. with a score OF 2.955. Low 10 cash
IN the different events we're. Team. Ass.
doubles 1865. and singles. sos. The 1857
rolled by McNeely and Pritchett was good
for second place IN this event. Indianapo-
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain. elevators are rsvsnx &c for
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Race Johns provided the pins needed BY
Rowes Seal Past 20 win the rubber from
West Side Furniture. her sheet showing a
fFs All other contests showed tripie
aims ROepke Floral Antler Alley Flve
and Narott Shoe Shop defeating Kom-
stohk Girls. indianapolis Glove and Giesen
Product Others real counts produced were.
shea s97. Lathrop. 565- and Dawson. 5s4.
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CHICAGO. Nav 4-Carlots. Wheat. "a:
corn. ia: oats. -; rye. II and barley. 2.
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CHICAGO. May 3-Primary reccipts:
Wheat 37l .000 against $40. 900. corn SOS
600 against 4s3. 600: oats $50 600. against
10000. shipments: Wheat AL 900. against
100000; corn $4,000. against 750. 600 oats
900. against 10000