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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-31
BY ELMER c. WALLER
limited Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, May 31.-The stock
market declined fractions to more
than points today and failed 70
display recuperative power as the
session advanced.
All groups were affected. Steel
common managed TO remain shade
above its bear market low and so
did American Can and General Mo-
tors.
New lows were made by American
Stores at 20i4. of As; General
Electric. S7z. off /: General Foods.
2o9s, of II: Socony- Vacuum 69s.
of *: Bethlehem Steel ga. of
Is: American Telephone 895s. of
Is. and Consolidated Gas 379s, of
d..
German bonds turned down. The
German mark broke sharply. Bonds
generally were lower, including
United States government issues.
Commodities declined with wheat
of more than cent bushel, and
cotton of points.
Selling in Steel shares was based
on a drop of 2ia points TO % per
cent in rate Of steelmaking opera
tons estimated today by the mag
azine Steel. That publication, how
ever. found favorable factors in the
industry sufficiently numerous to
offset tbs decline, but the market
ignored them.
Among the favorable factors found
were heavier bookings of structural
steel. increased Ford production and
a slight increase in railroad de-
mand for steel.
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hV.delnhia zoe 600 000-4 2
rrooElvn - $40 600 34x-i3 10 7
Beriv and v Davis. Clark and Picinich
Second Game
rhusdeinl,ia 0Oi go O00-5 I
prsoeiyn 600 Oi0 OK II /
Elliott Bengc and McCurdyi Mungo
Hoyt and Lopez.
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y IWfIFM FTfag
CLEVELAND. May 3i.-Butter-Market.
weak: extras. 20A c; standards. 70lsc. Eggs
Market. steady: hrsts ils7c; current re-
sSs ssy ,oa lgs ,s 9sss.ry sa, o seIey
lee: ieghorn fowls. lao i3c; heavy broiiers
q q z7cs leghorn broilers. iS6Isc; ducks.
p rSr &c o,o 1 Nsx vsSt geeS,e, &c
best. 65e per sack; Maine Green Mountain
mostly si.i5ei.7o. ew si.25 per 100 10.
sack: Idaho russell si.6S9i.7S. few, $3.50
per 100 10. sack.
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RAIL VETERANS
TO Be RETIRED
Sidney Smith Leads PennSy
Workers in Service.

Among fourteen veteran employees
of the Pennsylvania railroad who
will be retired Wednesday on pen
sion. the longest service record is
that of Sidney S. Smith. 1850
Woodlawn avenue. who has been an
employee fifty-two years and eight
months. He is 20. He is a con-
ductor on a passenger run between
indianapolis and st. Louis.
Others to be retired are:
Frederick F. Marley and Ernest
V. Workman, Fl. Wayne; Peter J.
Kimener Sr.. Charles w. Schwartz,
Michael H. Welsh, Emery H. Stew
art and Harry F. Bloything, Lo-
gansport; John G. Medland. Sara
toga; Samuel S. Small. Hobart;
Homer E. Craver and Henry S.
Wright. Terre Haute; Thornton M.
Mitchell. Marion. and William A.
Smith, Richmond.
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NEW YORK
HILL,
NEW ORLEANS
High.
'THMEY0TELL NE. s !
gaDN1 IfT5=ITZIN20IN

wearing a smile all over his face,
and the reason is that peace has
been declared between him and E.
Kirk Mckinney and H. Nathan
Swain. Marion county Democratic
leaders.
The role Of peacemaker was played
by Thomas D. Taggart, national
committeeman, who long has had
Marion countys allegiance.
Mckinney, they tell me, explained
to Peters that he sided with the
Mayr Frederick Alderman Mont
gomery faction in its fight against
reelection Of the state chairman,
not because he bore them any love.
but in repayment for the forty jobs
given the county organization here
by the secretary Of state.
The state chairman declared that
he appreciated his loyalty to Mayr
and felt that there need be no diff
ferences between them any longer
on this score, as the debt had been
paid.
The general agreement reached
indicated that Mckinney and
Swain will sit on all conferences in
volving the state generalship of
the Democratic party. and in return
viii be in charge of patronage from
here.
With Marion county backing his
plays. Peters sits in the drivers seat
from now on.
A boom was started to choose
Miss Fay Terrill Of indianapolis,
former Marion county vice-chair-
man, as national committeeman
from Indiana to succeed Mrs. James
Riggs, who backed Lee Bays in his
losing anti-Peters fight for Seventh
district chairman.
Miss Terrill. head OF the teachers
licensing division Of the state
school superintendent department,
declared that. In her opinion. Mrs.
A P. Flynn. state vice-chairman,
should be the committeewDman,
but the latter has indicated that she
does net care for the honor.
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times in succession, the total drop
ping IS per cent from the pre-
vioas peak. This year wages have
been cut two times. the total re-
duction being nearly "a per cent,
or almost equal 10 that in 1921.
Although prices Of steel prod
ucts substantially are below the
levels touched at the low point in
1921, wages still are higher than
they we're then. The business
world will watch che trend Of the
steel industry with great deal
of interest because any upturn
OF this industry will signal the
coming Of general recovery.
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CALVES AND vEALERs
Receipts. zoo: market. higher.
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SHARE MEDAL HONORS


b. United Press
COUNTRY CLUB. Hot Springs.
Ark. May 3i.-Thrity-two women
golfers. who made the lowest quail
fvins scores in years, today played
the 7rst-round matches in the
women's Southern Golf Association
tournament.
Leading the some 100 players in
the qualifying round were Mrs. Ben
Fitzhugh. Vicksburg. Miss, medalist
in the trans-Nfississippi last week.
and Miss Amelia Gorzyca. Fl
Worth. each with 7s's-two under
par.
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Morning Gam,

~t,o,-r,tf o02 COZ io0-4ii I
Pitts hurVh ...-.---.. COZ uVo uuu
Rixev and lombard, Harris. Meme and
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ByUHited Press

TOLEDO May -Hogs-Receints. 300:
market. 5a ioc lower: heavy Workers
50 IS 3.25: mixed. salsa SIS; bulk. s3.l5
ff3.35: pigs. SO: lights. 50. roughs S2N IS.
Cattle-Receipts so: market slow; good to
prime steers. s5.50N6.50: fair 10 choice
cows. s3d3 so: fair to godo bulls. s275N
choice shooters t566. Calves-Receipts.
light: market. strong: choice 70 extra s66
$50. fair 70 good. s5I5.5O. Sheen and
s3M6.50.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Other Livestock


EAST ST. LOUIS. Nav 3i.-Hors-Re-
CENTS. 1900. including 1000 through and
direct: market. slow. uneven opened steady
70 Sc under SATURDAY,; TOP. 50 Is paid spar
Melv: bulk. l50-220 lbs. s3.i0I3.20: 220-
go lbs. S3@3.l0 l0o-i40 lbs. s275G3:
sows mostly S235N $50. Cattle-Receipts
$500. calves. 50 20. market opening slow.
with no early sales. steers: mixed yearlings
and heifers low cutters and bulls steady.
bidding lower on beef cows vealers. 25c
lover. nominal range SLAUGHTER seers. 50 so
n 4.25: slaughter hetfers. 50 .5OM6.25: a few
mixed vearlings and heifers. s4.50Q so:
low cutters. Si25u1. LIS. ton sausage bulls.
s275; PAID sn2ringlv: GOOD and choice veal
ers $3.50. Slaughter steers. 6O0-l 100 lbs,
good and choice s5.son6: common and
medium. s3.50a rs. iio0-i5o0 lbs. choice.
s6.501 125. good. s5.75n6.75: medium
sf.2s@ SIS. sheep Receipts 5000. market.
cnened steady 70 slightly higher earlv
bulk lambs. $3.50 6.25. most sales 70
packers. Sc and below: choice graded
lambs. SIS f0M $50 buck lambs. sf.T5d SIS:
common throwouts So so: fat ewes. 81 SO
down. Note. Starting TODAY spring lambs
are. called lambs old crop lambs are classi-
fed as veariiucs. lambs. 90 lbs, down. good
ami choice. sS.50d650. medium 81 son
so; all weights common s3.5eG4.5O. ewes.
90-l50 lbs medium 10 choice tid IS:
all weights Gull and common. 50c1sl.
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Struck by a freight train as he
walked in the Belt railroad right
of way near Barth avenue Monday
afternoon, Luther Clenshaw, 18. Ne
gro, of 1865 South keystone avenue,
suffered loss Of his right leg.
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Chicano Stocks Oneninq

(Bv James T. Hamill a. CO..
NAV 81
Bendix Avia. 4 = insult com ... 4
Borg Warner. 33sl Swift a. Co .... Ia
Cities Serv .. iss Swift Init $3.50. u
Comm Edison. s624lU s Gypsum. 1884
Houd Hersh B.
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CATTLE

-buIIs tVearlInES eXcludedl-
Good and choice heefs - 5000 ats
Cutter. common and medium. 2.25q 800
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IN Memorial day handicap tour
4 nament. Harold Tharp. with a
20 handicap to deduct from his 81
gross, took first place with a 81 net
score. Byron Hollett was second
with 70 gross. handicap and II
net. Jerry Caddick was third with
96-22-74 net.
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Ry United Press

PITTSBURGH. May -Hogs-Receipis.
3 900. market active. steady 70 Sc higher
i50-2i0 lbs. 1850 $50 220-2e0 lbs. So IS
a 1880; io0-f40 lbs. s3l5G3.50: packing
sows. s20250. Cattle-Receipts. 300 mar
bulls weak 70 25c lower good steers IS 90
$50; better grade hefers. S5N $50. most
cows S315a4. lower grade COWS $3.50
215. bulls 81 75a3.50. Calves-Rcceipts.
TOO; market. SOC higher; good and choice
realers. S5N6 common 20 medium $50
$50. Sheep-Receipts l. 500. market old
lot lambs steady. choice lots ssh rs.
talking lower on spring lambs held around
81 downward: good 7ethers up 70 s2.75
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Arrangements are nearing COM
pletion for the state convention of
the Prohibition party Thursday at
the Claypool when candidates for
state offices will be nominated and
fifty-one delegates and alternates to
the national convention will be re-
lected. B. L. Allen will be in charge.
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Byron HoHett defeated Booth Jameson
in one Of the two scmi-fnal matches Of
the spring handicap tournament at Wood
stock Monday and will meet ihe winner Of
the Vance Smith Paul Hoffman match for
the title next SATURDAY. Hollett had TO 20
10 the ninteenth hole to gain one up
martin Of virforv
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BgCnited Press

CINCINNATI. Nav i.-Hogs-Receipts.
sTsv EssGyeF b e9ps f2a Fg sS ss
s3.55: 225-275 lbs. s3.25a3.45: few at the
lighter weight end. $3.50: 2s0-5O0 lbs. s3iO
$50. csttle-Receipts. 800: calves 400:
mostly steady with some weakness in
spots on heifers: supply verv light COM
n $50: springiing Of better finished YEAR
lings 575m6. good steers absent; beef
cows. S3.25037s: low cutters and cutters.
vealers. steady TO soc higher: good and
choice. s5-50a6; lower grades. s. down.
strong: spofs. CSC higher: mostly sT.75
strictly choice considered sslable. tT.75N g.;
common. s450G6: verv few below So
mixed lots $3.50; fat aged ewes siNl.50
mosth.
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First Came
81 roufs 0n0 100 500
Chirsro . 600 20i DOL II
Derrinrcr Stout. Lindsey and wilson.
Grimes. Nav. Thinning and Hartneu.
G. ro,f. i0l 600 O00- ? q
Cbicaro ........ 600 i03 2ox- s Il 0
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ByJnited Press

EAST BUFFALO. MAY Hozs-Re-
eeipts. $500. strong % Sc over Mondsys
r as 2f0-260 lbs e25ON2.75. pigs and
plain i3o-140 los. $3.50. Cattie-Receipts.
100. steady 81 Monday decline. good
vearllng heifers, S5I5. few. t525. cutter
cOTs. sfM1.50. Cslves-Receipts. 12s:
vealers unchanged. good 10 choice ssS7
$50. grassy offerings. around $3.50 COM
mon, $3.50 common and medium k49
$50. Saeep-Receipts 500; lambs. weak 20
25c lower quality plain few good and
choice natives. sT.500775. medium 10
ings $3.50.
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GRlFFITHS K. 0. VICTOR
Tuffy Makes First Start in Eight
Months, Stops Roper.

B. United Press
CHICAGO, May 31.-Nate Lewis,
Chicago Stadium matchmaker. to-
day was negotiating for bout be-
tween Tuny Griffiths Chicago
heavyweight. and Mickey Walker OF
New Jersey. after Grifiths' success
ful return TO the ring Monday night.
Grimths. weighing 1856. knocked
out Jack Roper. California, 200. in
a seconds Of the first round at
White City. A right to the head
dropped Roper for a ten-count before
he could land blow. II was Crit
fiths first bout in eight months.
having been operated on for appen-
dicitis.
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The City
in Brief
WEDNESDAY EVENTS


Kfvznis Club luncheon. Claypool.
Lions Club luncheon. Washington.
Purdue Alumni Association luncheon.
SEVERN.
Mutual Insurance Association luncheon.
Columbia Club.
Inlnf Club luncheon. Board Of Trade.
BuiIdinr Forum luncheon, Architects
and Builders building.
Apartment Owners Association lunch
hutomotiVs Engine RebuiIders' Assoeia-
tIon convention. all day. Claypool.
Ward Hiner, Liberty party candi-
date for Governor, will speak to-
night at meeting Of the West Side
Liberty Club. at 2308ls West Michi-
gan street. Independent retail gro
GERS will attend in group. DR.. G.
S. Wikoff, Liberty party candidate
for United States senator, also will
speak.
Arrangements are nearing COM
pletion for the state convention Of
the Prohibition party Thursday at
the Claypool when candidates for
state Offices will be nominated and
fifty-one delegates and alternates to
the national convention will be re-
lected. B. L. Allen will be in charge.
I'VE. never. will. get. anywhere
with a radical platform or appeal to
discomfort" Alfred Hogston, state
fire marshal, said in an address at
the meeting Of the Irvington Re
publican Club Monday night.
Political questions OF interest TO
veterans will be discussed at the
mass meeting in Tomlinson hall at
8 Thursday, to which ex-service
men in this and adjoining counties
have been invited by the National
United American Veterans, Inc.
B. P. DiffiIy OF Columbus, has
been placed in charge of the In
dianapolis territory Of the Western
and Southern Life Insurance Com
pany, succeeding F. E. Brawley, who
is in i'll health. Diffily formerly was
located in this city.
WCChty iunChCUh VI AhN AhOho
Club will be held Wednesday in the
Lincoln. Plans will be drawn for
the battle royal" with Kiwanians
Friday at Perry stadium.
The North American Continent
will be linked with South Africa by
radio-telephone service starting
Tuesday, Indiana Bell Telephone
Company announced today.
A tired homIng pigeon was found
this morning by William Moore. ALL
E. st Twenty-first steet, perched on
a oox car in the Brightwood yards.
The pigeon bears a leg band in
scribed INC 976-IF-32." Moore is
holding the bird for the owner.
Theft of $4,000 cigarets from the
Harris Motor Transport Company
warehouse at $40 South Delaware
street, Monday night, was reported
today to police.
Struck by a freight train as he
walked in the Belt railroad right
of way near Barth avenue Monday
afternoon, Luther Clenshaw, 18. Ne
gro. of 1865 South keystone avenue,
suffered loss Of his right leg.
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Results Yesterday
AAfrRIcAN ASSOCIATION

g. r., iii 200 ne7-ia 20 )
s.s-a.s-oi. ma 900 100
wan ana and Frnuer. Ryan, wilson
rrtilhrart and McMulen.
second Gamc-Tcr luninesi =
49, '---l. ion 000 400 o.
e mn 00f non IL
Heuriek and Griffin Hsrriss and zen
urr
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STOCK SHARES
MOVE OFF ON
SLOW DEMAND
All Sections of List Down
Fractions to 2 Points;
Bonds Weak.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for sstur-
dav 1910, up "a. Average OF twenty rails
1927. of 10. Average OF twenty utilities
1912 I'D .0s. Average OF forty bonds
81 IS OF 20
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RrI-FAsEn AN TORoNrn

Pitchers Jerry Abherbock and
Johnny Milligan were sent to
wilkes Barre OF the NYP League by
Toronto. the former on option. while
Milligau was released outright.
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DEMOCRATIC editorial meeting
IL efdeTiof,ts
sidelights:

II sidelights:
In spite Of all Of the efforts made
at the French Lick conferences Fri
day. Saturday and Sunday to pro-
mote harmony between the factions
headed by Frank Mayr Jr., secre-
tary of state, and Paul V. McNutt,
Democratic candidate for the Gov
ernor nomination, peace seems as
impossible as prohibition enforce
ment.
Consensus following the meeting
was that Mayr is to go. The red
light has been turned on the secre-
tary's candidacy for denomination
and the dope is that Tom McCon-
nell, Second district chairman and
president of the state township
trustees association, is to get the
call, they tell me.
When Mayr didn't get much salts
faction from his peace talk with
Frank McHale Of Logansport, pres
ident of the state McNutt for Gov
ernor clubs, ne sought and obtained
a conference with the candidate
himself.
They tell me that after the usual
amenities, during which McNutt
and Mayr acted like a couple OF
bantams in a barnyard, the sec
rotary bluntly popped the follow
ing question:
do you think that I viii be a
liability on the ticket this year?"
McNutt shook his head for a
minute to recover from the shock
and then. they tell me. informed
Mayr that the boys didn't want
him and felt that ne would be a
liability"
Mayr is reported to have left the
room and. without waiting for part
ing salutations, returned to Indian
apolis.
It looks like a bitter convention
fight on the secretary pest.
r. Earl Peters, state chairman, is
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens,
heavy breeds. lie: Leghorn hens. &c:
broilers. colored springers. 2 lbs. and up,
Ise T., to lbs: &c bareback and s snc paTs
lbs. and up l3c. cocks and stays, Sc; leg;
horn cocks. 4c. Ducks. large white. full
feathsrsa and fat I,si snail y SC; Ge sSd
old guineas. t5c Eggs. No. current re-
ceipts. &c. Duck eggs. Sc. Loss on for
2im 22c: under rrsdes. Is9isc. Butterfat
-i5c These prices for healthy stock
free from feed 6y the Wadley Company.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, May 28.--Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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BBUnffed Press

CLEVELAND. Nav 31.-Hogs- Receipts.
/ 300: followers. 102: steady 70 i0c lover
is0-230 lbs. $3.50: 10000 lbs. 50 300340:
pigs ss25. sows slow. Cattls-Receipts.
der 900 lbs. heavier weights clearing with
difficulty steers uncvenly around S5M5.75:
s soy around s12g 80 u.s.
little under IS: heavies mostly S56 s. 50.
Shcep-Receipts. TOO; steady; common 10
81; vearlinrs scarce and unattractive. bulk
grade medium and under, $3.50 down: few
held 81
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$500 IN CASH

YOU CAN'T LOSE -. AND YOU
MIGHT WIN! Lucky Sales Slips
mean real money, Read all about
this unusual conteE in today's
Times.
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Vie Gents?

81 United Press
U INGSTON. N. Y. May 81.
N Governor Franklin d.
Roosevelt met Max Schmeling,
heavyweight boxing champion.
here Monday, and when Max
apologized for his English. the
Governor talked 70 him in
German.
I'm sorry" Max apologized.
that I can't talk very good
English"
We'll, Roosevelt replied,
"sag eS mir auf DeutSch."
"Sprechen sic Deutsch?" the
surprised champion queried.
And the conversation con-
tinucd.
Roosevelt and his party
watched the German batter
three sparring partners for
twenty minutes.
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NEW YORK. May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dull southern. sia5.50 per barrel: Idaho.
s2d225 ser sack: Bermuda. S5d7, per
barrel: Maine. 75cGsl.o0 per barrel; Can
ada. s1.05Mz25 per barrel. Sweet Potatoes
Market. neglected: Jersey baskets. 25cl
Market. dull: spring patents $4,000 10.
Pork-Market. quiet: mess. Si6.25. Lard
Market steady; middle west spot, $4,000
AS per 100 lbs. Tallow-Market. steady;
special TO extra. 2Ld2izc. Dressed poul-
.rv-Market. steady: turkeys. 12M 30c,
s:Sickens i5d27c: broilers. iSG5oc: fowls.
AZ zoe: Long Islands ducks. l4d i5c. Live
poultry-Market dull: geese. 7d12c: ducks,
sMi3c fowls. iiGi6c. turkeys. f5I zoe;
ROSTERS. 7eTsc; chickens. pullets. 22n Csc;
hroiiers. i4M27c. CheeSe-Market. steady;
state whole milk. fancy TO specials. i0l2n
zoe. Young America. lilsGi7i7e.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 45c for
No. ? red wheat and 45c for No. hard
wheat.
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Other Livestock
ByUnifed Press

y =
CHICAGO. May -Hogs-Receipts. 40
600. including 22,OlO direct; fearly. active,
steady TO strong with Friday; llO-2l0 IDS,
$3.50 3. 40; top 50. 220-25O !as, $50
1880; pigs. S27jd3: packing sows.. So
a2s5: light lights. i40-i60 lbs. good and
choice. S5q3.35; light weight. 10000 lbs.
good and I'D ehoe SSiSg 90 .poc nee sR N
q 30: heavy we 'ghts. 25o-350 lbs. $50
$50 packing rs. 275-500 lbs, medium
and good. 50. ia. 90: slaughter pigs. 100
$50 lbs. good and choice, S2.60M3. Cattle
Receipts. $4,000; calves. 1000, fed steers
and long yearlings very slow few sales
steady, undertone weak; most early sales
S5.50m7: several loads held above $3.50,
she stock and light yearlings run small.
fully steady; other classes s-eady. slaugh-
ter cattle and vealers. steers, 60O-9OO u.s..
GOOD and choice So !s1 ; goo l 100 rs s'
good and choice. S6.25 It's; l300-l500 lbs.
s6.25u 7.85. 600-l300 lbs. common and me-
dium, s4.256 6.25; heifers. 550-s5o lbs.
good and choice. S5g6; common and me-
dunn s3.T5d 5; cows. good and choice. s3.7
OATS: common and medium. s2.75 q 3. IS;
low cutter and cutter, Sl.25@ AIS; bulls,
s275N375: cutter to medium. s2d2.75;
vealers. milk fed. good and choice, $3.50
q $50; medium. s4.75N $50; Gull and COM
mon. s3Cs4.75: stocker and feeder cattle.
Q6; common and medium. s375G4.75.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000 strong with higher
tendency; good 70 choice native lambs.
shorn yeariings, s5G las; slaughter sheep
and choice, $3.50 $50; medium s5a 5.7s.
lbs. medium TO choice. siG225; ali
Mote: Effective May 81. new crop lambs
Of eosey % gsarns am sss
CLASSIFIED as yearlings IN above quota
tionsJ
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Iucius French with net score Of 2oi
captured the r B. Hatfield cup offered in
a y-four-hcle tournament at High
land Dr. z W Cant with go had the
low cross score for the dftv-four holes. an
AVERAGE OF T6-rlus rfr cichtecr holes.
Frvai Hiuiross and KENNY Loucks won
the hnai match OF a Scotch two ball four
seine tournament that has been N proS-
rcss at south Grove course. They de-
feated Bill Weber ana Raw Austermiller IN
the final match one up. elghtcen holes
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Chicago Grain Range

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. May 3i.-Carlots Wheat %;
corn, y; oats, 4i. rye. l, ana barley, ,.
By Times Special
CHICAGO. Nav 2s.-Primary receipts:
Wheat 700 900. against holiday corn. sos
000 against holiday. oats. 10000, against
holiday. Wheat, 49, 900, against
holiday. corn. $4,000 against holiday,
oats. 535 .000 against holiday.
By United Press
TOLEDO MAY 2s-Grain in elevat tors.
transit billing: Wheat-No. ? red. $50 59e.
c0rn-No. ? yellow. 80 IN 4ise. Oats
No. white. 26ss27c. Rye-No. 2, asa
SIC Track prices. 2siac rate. wheat
No. ? red. 81, n SEC No. / red. cent
premium: No } red. = 70 cents discount:
No. red, pa 70 cents discount. Corn
No. velloW. 2on2e &C: No. : yellow. %
28isc Oats-No. 2 white. 23I2fc: No.
white 22Q23c. Clover-Prime. So Al
sike-Cash S3.75 Ruttcr-Fancv creamery
prints. 22c. Eggs-Extras. iiTiiasc. HAY
Timothy ner cwt.. 30 cents