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Evening star., 1932-02-04
BRITAIN TO LEVY
10 PER CENT DUTY
ON MOST IMPORTS

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$4,000 LOSS DUE
AS VIRGINIA HALTS
AID FOR PARKWAY

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HUMILITY REPR0ACHES
those DEMOCRATS
WHO WEAKEN ON LEAGUE

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PORKERS SHOW
NO CHANGES IN
LIGHT TRADING
Cattle, Calves Hold Steady
on Small Supplies;
Sheep Dull.

Hogs showed no change in the
price range this morning at the
Union Stockyards. All classes held
steady with Thursdays average. The
bulk, 100 10 $50 pounds, sold for SO
70 $40; early top holding at s345,
paid for a small lot or two. Receipts
we're 5000; holdovers 1877.
Cattle we're steady on the light
supply here. Nothing attractive
was included Receipts we're 400.
vealers held unchanged at IS down.
Calf receipts numbered 500.
Sheep we're undeveloped with a
weak trend in evidence. Receipts
we're 600.
Irregularity appeared in the hog
market at Chicago this morning,
with asking generally around TO
10 cents higher than Thursdays
average. while few early sales and
bids held fully steady. The bulk,
200 to 30 pounds, we're bid at $3.50;
270-pounders sold at s325, with
lighter weights scaling 100 to 40
pounds selling at s325 to $685.. Re-
ceipts were estimated at $4,000, in
GLIDING 5000 direct; holdovers,
5000. Cattle receipts, 1000; calves,
500; market steady. Sheep receipts
numbered 10000; market unchanged.
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BY ALKERT X. ETTLINGER
United Press Financial Writer

Not a great deal of encourage
ment can be cleaned from available
earnings figures of the 100-odd
companies whose common stocks
have dropped back into the penny
class. Actual receiverships are few,
but the list of deficits for 1891 is
large and extends on into the in
itial quarter of the current year.
A number of corporations, while
not insolvent, are going through re-
organization; others are endeavor-
ing to find ways Of refinancing,
while few face the threat of bank
ruptcy through court action by dis
gruntled shareholders. The picture
generally for the penny" issues is
not a pleasing one.
Among those which are operating
in receiverShip are American Re-
publics. Bomany Consolidated Mills,
Elk Horn Coal, Fisk Rubber, Gen.
eral Theaters, Minneapolis and St.
1O4Ac ANd4AHdes 0lOlEc,
R. Hoe, international Combustion,
international Match, Punta Allegro
Sugar, Rchfield Oil, Seaboard Air
Line and Seneca Copper.
How these corporations are far
ing is indicated in the following fig
ureS on operations, obtained from
ofeSial statements:
AMALGAMATED LEATHER-I.oss Of ST.
III. $50 IN 1880 reduced TO $685.. 900 in 1891.
AMERICAN AGRIcULTURAL-A reported
loss Of s7s2 600 for fiscal year ended June
20. 1881. against pront OF 81. 501 600 in
previous twelve months.
AMERICAN BEET sUCAR-Loss Of 81.
$50 500. compared with income OF s52o 600
in 1880
AMERICAN Ia FRANcE-Dencit sor 1891
was $500. 4sl. compared with e1neit OF
SAL $50 in 1880
AMERICAN REpuBLIC-Loss last var
increased 70 s4.ise.ooo from oencit OF s97s.
900 in 1880
AMERICAN SHIP AND COMMERCE
FiCures incomplete. Company had loss Of
s5S.374 in 1890. and for March quarter OF
current wear reported defcft OF tSi.ii5
AMERICAN WRITING PAPER-A loss OF
S345194 IN 1891. compared with profit OF
si<s 900 IN 1880. For the quarter ended
with March. 1891 loss vas slo4.f26. against
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CHICAGO Stocks Opening
In the Cotton Markets
by James 7. Hamill a CO
nv rhomson 8. MeKlnnonl

NEW YORK, May 19.-There was
nothing to encourage cotton buy
ing this morning. Liverpool had
been up and down before our open
ing and was declining as New York
opened. There had been showers
in the south and more predicted.
There had been slight reduction
in one line of print cloths and there
was large selling order in July at
the opening. Opening prices we're
only or points lower, however,
and the market went into one Of
the dulleSt periods seen in recent
months, which tends to confirm our
opinion, that the present price about
discounts the situation.
In the middle of the day a few
buying orders from the south re-
stored prices to Wednesdays close
The tone was firm throughout and
the professional element appeared
to need cotton to balance Wednes-
days sales.
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CATTLE
CALVES AND vEALERs

Bulls (yearlings excluded)
Good and choice beefs ....... 3.00m BIS
Gutter. common and medium. 2.00M 800
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Births


RAYMOND and Shirley Cadv 1880 Station.
william and Minnie Click 1913 Harlan.
Harry and Marie Fryor. Methodist hos
pital
Louis and CRYSTAL corbin. 22O1 North
Drexel.
Francis and GLADYS spearing. Methodist
Clarence and Nellie Saver. Methodist
hospital.
C. E and Mary stouder. Coleman hos
pital
Patriek and Mary Sullivan. I47 South
Bancroft.
Girls
Lonnie and Thelma Thompson. 1917
South Sheffield.
franklin and Helen Clifton. St. vincents
hospital.
Phillip and Dorothy Adler. Methodist
hospital
Earl and Enid oiIchrist Methodist hos
pitai
william and Minnie Mstheson. Coleman
hospital
Robert and Marguerite Shepard. Cole
men hospital.
James and Louise Ramsey. 2iio shriver.
Twins
Carl and Ciarice Lipp St. Vincent's S.
girls.
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RAW SUGAR PRICES

net income Of s2s.777 in March. 1881
quarter.
ARMOUR OF ILLINOIS loss
OF s54.373 in 1880.
AUSTIN NIcHOLS-For the year ended
April so, 1891. reported net income of
si0o.3I0. against net OF s2I2.307 in 1880
year.
AUTO sALEs-Reported deficit Of s44.s45
for 1890.
BARKER BRos.-Net Of $4,000 for
1891. compared with s2os.ooo in 1880 but
in March 1882. quarter company had loss
OF s75.4s5. against income OF s5s,32T in
three months OF previous year.
BARNET LEATHER-Lost s2s4. 900 In
1880.
BOOTH FTsHERIEs-,RepOrted dsfcit, Of
against net Of s725.925 in 1880.
BOTANY MILLS-Loss OF s3.o44.l4s IN
1890 increased to ss.a47,S6e in following
year.
BRocKwAY MoToR-Reported deneit OF
1851 .SS7 for 1880.
BRuNswIcK y, TERMINAI-showsd loss
BURNS BROs.-Dencit Of 81, 4s6,os7 re-
ported for 1880 increased TO s2'sSs,ols last
year
BUTTE COPPER AND zINcLEarned
s IN l March r 1882 o 9uih ISL Los sin Of
SCI. 7s2 for 1881 against loss OF si,sis IN
1890.
BUTTE AND sUPERIoR-RepOrted loss
c. S743, SIS in 1890.
CALLAHAN zINc-Loss Of ses.slo in
1880
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS
Defcit OF s304, 4i3 in initial three months
OF 1852, against s5l0.747 N 1891 quarter
Total loss OF s7.25i, 100 for 1880 and
s3.64i.ii9 in 1891.
CITY STORES-Income OF s4T5.s77 re-
ported for year ended January 81. 1891.
Compared with income Of Si,SS1.s6o IN
1880 year.
CONSOLIDATED TEXTILE - Reported
deficit OF S7,4i1.19 in 1880.
cONTAINER CORP.-Reported deficit OF
se0s ass for 1881. following income OF
1851 in 1880 Loss Of s3S0,6i5 shown
for frSt three months OF 1882, against
loss Of st7s.5ls In 1891 period
CONTINENTAL BAKNG-Net OF 81
743.47i for 1871. compared with se.ia4.7s3
for 1890. In fifteen weeks ended April 9
last pzont vas STA ia. against $50. 383
for corresponding term last year.
CONTINENTAL sHAREs-Net Of ss3.775
in 1881 compared with s4.S6o.ss4 IN pre-
ceding year.
CUBA CONPANY-Loss OF sf.e2s.sST in
1891 fiscal year against deficit Of $500, 057
IN 1880
cUBAN-AAEERIcAN suGAR-iasi loss.
81. 765. 500: 1880. s2.oe4 900.
CUBA CANE-Reported deficit OF ss6s.-
$50 for 1881 against si,6i7ss4 IN 1880.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-20
WHEAT MOVES
UP ON BULLISH
MARKET NEWS
Lack of Rain in Southwest.
Firm Cables Factors
in Advance.
BY HAROLD Z. RAINVILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, May 20.-Wheat rose
a major fraction as the Board OF
Trade opened today on the strong
cables, strength in stocks and the
failure OF rains to fall in the south
west as predicted. Liverpool was
higher on q sustained demand and
lack of pressure Showers are pie
dicted for the southwest before
Saturday. but none fell Thursday
night. Corn was firm with wheat,
May dragging, oats and rye scored
fair upturns In sympathy with the
major cereals.
At the opening, wheat was y
to cent higher. corn was un-
changed to u cent higher, oats u
TO 4 cent higher. and rye y to al
cent higher. Provisions were slow
but firm.
Liverpool was stronger than ex-
pected and at mid-atternoon showed
i to 4 cent higher.
Sentiment is about evenly divided
in corn. but the action continues
to be dominated largely by the trend
in wheat. The weather is fine over
the belt and planting likely will be
completed in the major portion OF
the belt by next week.
Oats developed weakness in the
late trading Thursday and Sep
TENDER registered a new low for tbs
season. The cash market remains
steady. charters for 10000 bushels
to go to eastern ports being MAIDS
! Thursday.
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Cash Grain
Mav L.

May ie-
The bids for car lots OF grain at the
call OF the Indiana polls Board Of Trade
I. o. b.. shipping point, basis 4iizc New
York Rate. we're:
Wheat-steady: No. red, SEA Ate: No. 2
red. IS 46c: No. hard. 45df6c.
Corn-Easv. No. white. 7SG26c. No. ,
white. 14G 25c. No. yellow. 24G2Sc: No.
yellow % q 14c. No. mixed. % q 24c:
No. 7 mixed 77M 23c.
oats-Easv: No. white. Issalssac: No.
white l7t7Tisizc.
Hav-Steady. n. o. b. country points
taking 13izc or less rates 70 Cincinnati
or Louisville No. ! timothy. f7N7.50: No.
timothy. ts06.5o.
Inspections
wheat-No. red. 9 cars: No. red. ?
cars Total. ie cars.
Sorn-No. ? white. cars no. J white.
/ ear. No 7 yellow. cars No vellow
( cars. No. mixed. ] car. Total. II cars.
Oats-Eo. 2 white. cars. No. white
II cars. No. white. ! car: Nc. mixed.
/ car. Total. 70 cars.
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DULUTH. SOUTH SHoRE-Dsfcit Of
ss55,425 in 1880 and sl.o75,233 in 1881,
extended in first months OF current year
EITINGON SCHuD-Reported loss OF
si,14e.345 in 1891 and s1.075. 900 in 1880
ELK HORN COAL-Delcit in 1880 was
SGT. SIS.
FAIRBANKS Co-Loss of S2so.57i in
1881 followed pront Of si5,377 IN 1880.
FEDERAL SCREW wORKs-Reported
loss Of 100000 for 1881 against profit Of
$4,000 in previous twelve months.
FISK RUBBER-Balance OF S73 051. be-
fore provision for cost OF receivership, re-
1851. - - 80 w. ~
GABRIEL CO-Loss Of s377.s44 in 1891
against loss OF ses24e in previous year.
GENERAL REALTY-Reported net in
come of sl.746.776 in 1881 compared with
net Of s4.2s7.s65 in 1880.
GENERAL THEATERS-Income OF s4.-
454. 405 in 1880 turned 10 deficit Of 1928. 704
in following year.
KREUGER Il TOLLr-Figures in doubt.
but company's report showed income OF
S2i. 900. 900 in 1881 and So. 27s in 1880.
LONG. BELL LUMBER-Reported deficit
OF s3.704. $50 for 1880.
H. r. MALLINSON-Los Of 1851 400 IN
1891 and Si.456.900 in 1880.
AfANATI SUGAR-Dehit OF si4s $50 for
1880 increased to s969,7S2 in following
year.
MAHACAl6O Our-fIODt Oh tfA,fol IN
1880: loss OF s44e. 500 in 1881.
MARKET ST RAILwAY-Reported tn
come Of sl7s.a06 in 1880 and sl25.so4 in
1881.
AdARMON MOTOR-In year ended Febru-
ary 16. 1881 loss was S2.el5. TOT, againFt
earnings OF sl.255.2l9 IN 1880.
1ARTIN-PARRY-Def Of sass. ais In
1891 and S3s4e67 in 1890.
MINNEAPOLIS & ST LOUISEFor
March 1892, quarter had deficit Of si75.-
647 against SIS 206 in three months Of
1881 Total loss last year was 81. e63. al,
against deficit OF 81 .6oO.s 44 in 1880.
MOTHER LODGE cOALITION-Before
depletion and depreciation 1891 net income
was se7.05i. against 1880 net OF sts5, io7.
1881 and 1857. se7 in 1880.
NATIONAL DEPARTMENT STORES
Reported loss OF 81 .77s l07 for year ended
Jan. 81, 1882, against loss OF t7Ss,so4 IN
1891.
NATIONAL RAILWAYS OF MEXICO
Figures incomplete.
NEW YORK RAuwAYs-Showed loss OF
s37126 before income bond interest in
1881. against income OF SOS. 574 in previous
year Deficit Of s73.st7 reported for
March. 1892 quarter. against sI7,s75 loss
in corresponding 1881 term.
GOULD GOPHER Statement for
March 1892. showed loss OF $50. ils
against s6i .es7 in 1881 quarter. Total
deficit for 1891 was s46T ,7oe. against ses.-
OF in previous year.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, May 2o.-StockS rose
fractions to more than 2 points to-
day, and as the end Of the second
hour approached were holding
around the highs of the day.
Trading increased in volume in
the first half hour as a result of
short covering, but later volume
ightened.
Leading industrials were in fair
demand at higher prices; railroad
shares recovered with their bonds;
utilities reversed their recent down
trend and oils maintained a strong
tone
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Steel Holds Gain

Steel common touched 29%, up 4
points, and held most of the gain
Westinghouse Electric and General
Electric we're firm on expectation
Of a big order for the Pennsylvania
railroad electriflcation program in
event the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation agreed to loan for the
road, prospects for which now ap-
peared to be brighter.
Allied Chemical rose to 54iz, up
Us; j. I. Case 201z, up as; NEGRO
ry preferred rs. up 3; American Can
80, up Is, and National Biscuit
"a, up &.
Consolidated Gas led the utilities,
rising to 47A, up rs. Public Serv-
ice was up nearly point at 421z
and the remainder of the group reg
istered smaller gains.
Tobacco Issues Firm
In communications, American
Telephone was carried to 81, up III,
while International Telephone failed
to rally, after making a new rec
ord low at AS, off q.
Atchison was up IA at 30lz in the
railroad group, where prices held
above the previous close in nearly
all issues. Pennsylvania rose u
point to 10 on expectation of loan
for its identification program.
Tobacco shares were strong, de-
spite a sharp drop in cigaret pro-
duction for April. Output for that
month amounted to 1852. 290, 1927
cigarets. against 9,470,621.253 in
April, 1881, according to the inter-
nal revenue buraeu.
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Deaths

Franklin 3. Clark "a. 2l03 Broadway.
cardio renal vascular disease
AtanAs Dafon SO. 1928 NordTke. pull
monarv tuberculosis.
Marion Fletcher. IS. 80 North Tacoma,
chronic mvocardits.
Charles Eugene Coombis mo. 81 South
LaSalle. broncho neumonia.
Lucy Aakimson Rupard. So. 1912 North
New jersey. carcinoma.
Frank Sferruzzi. SIS. 225 South Oriental.
chronic nephritis.
James Cravens. 81. CITY hospital. ac-
cidental
Inezz Neal. "a. 1918 East Fifteenth. pneu-
monia.
Emanuel. Alexander mo. 1899 North
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LEGALS
Legal Bids, Proposals

NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON 1iz-TOH
HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received By the state High
way Commission at the Commissions Office
on the Third Floor OF the State House An
mex. io2 North Senate Avenue. InGienapo-
lis. Indiana. until ten 10000 O'Clock a. m.
June /. 1882. on the following equipment:
FIfty-two f52i trucks Of the iiz-ton
heavy classification.
-Four ~ 70 ten fi0l chassis OF iiz-ton
class. including front bumper, front tenders
and cab.
Prices quoted shall be delivered prices
I. o. b. various points in the Greenfield
Seymour and vincennes Districts.
Proposal blanks and specifications are on
file in the Office Of the State Highway
Commission where same may be obtained
free upon request
The right Is reserved by the State High
way Commission 70 reject any or all bids,
waive technicalities as 70 procedure. and
TO award on any combination OF bids that
in It's Judgment Is most advantageous 70
the State OF Indiana.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
j. j. BROWN. Director.
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Marriaue Licenses

Glenn Griffith. Al. Of 1901 North La
Sale street salesman. and Ann Elizabeth
Ficke. 80. OF SIG West drive, woodruff
Place.
Paul Jackson Pitts. A. of 1852 North La.
Sale street. salesman. and Frances Eliza
beth Bridge 30. of 1882 North Healing ave-
nue.. key-punch operator.
Eli Gharst. 81. OF Edinburg. retired
farmer and Lille d. Cambridge, so. OF
112T oxford street. domestic.
Charles Q. Miller. A. of 254O North Dear
born street. railroad conductor. and Bertha
Ellen Hudson. AZ. OF 10 North Oriental
street machine operator.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
fShorn BaSiSl
Other Livestock
United Press

Is 900. including 500 direct: SLOW, steady
70 strong: l7o-2i0 lbs. s3.40M3.55; top,
So so: 220-25o lbs. $3.50 3.4s; 26o-3l0 lbs,
S3.l0d3.30: i40-i60 lbs, S3.25G 3,45; pigs,
s3M3.25: packing sowS. 81 .40M2. IS, light
lights, l4o-iso lbs, good and choice;
and choice, S5s5G560; medium weights,
20o-250 lbs. good and choice, s3.25nS.60;
heavy weights. 250-350 lbs. good and
choice, s3d3.35: packing sows. 275-500 lbs.
medium and good, $4,000 SIS; slaughter
pigs. i00-i30 lbs, good and choice, S3n 3.25.
cattle-Esceipts, 1000; calves. receipts.
an classes: slaughter cattle and yeslers:
s625I7.50; 900-Il00 lbs, good and choice,
s6.25n7.75: 1i00-lG00 lbs, good and choice,
medium. S4.50a6.25: heifers. 550-s5O lbs,
good and choice. s5.25d6.25: common and
medium. s3.7515.2S; cows. good and
choice, sfG5.25: common and medium.
S3N4; low cutter and cutter. $500 8:
bulls, yearlings excluded. good and choice
yealers, milk fed. good and choice. s5t
SIS: medium, s4.5o95: Gull and common.
S3d450: stocker and feeder cattle steers.
S00-l050 lbs. coed and choice. S475fg g.;
common and medium. $3.50G4.75. sheep
Receipts. 10000: native spring lambs about
steady. bidding lower on other classes;
fornias held at latter price unsold; choice
wooded lambs bid s4.f5; slaughter sheep
and lambs: spring lambs. good and choice.
N6n6.T5; medium, $5M6; common. S4M s.,
lambs 90 lbs. down .gooSd and choice &c
lbs, medium TO choice. s3.2Sa4.65: all
weights common. s3G3.50: ewes. 90-150
lbs medium to choice. SiH2. all weightS
Gull and common. 50cdsi.50.
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|BrightSpots
of Business
Nv limited Press

NEW YORK. May 20.-Chesebrough
Manufacturing Company declared an extra
dividend OF IS cents share on the SIS
par common stock.
BOSTON Massachusetts Lighting Com
pany reported earnings for 1891 we're equal
to ss.l7 share. against S4.l2 a share In
1880.
WASHINGTON-Bank conditions in
April showed improvement for the third
consecutive month, according to the
monthly review Of the federal reserve
board.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. - Virginia Public
Service Company reported balance of
S4es.le2 for March, against s463,942 for
March. 1881.
wASHNGTON-Estim cost Of build
ing corporations in April was 1873 per cent
over March. according 10 the bureau OF
labor statistics.
NEW YORK Brooklyn Manhattan
Transit system reported net income for the
ten months ended April amounted "a
S14 1879. 1888. compared with sl4 1883. 725 in
the corresponding period OF the preceding
year and sl3. sos. 86i two years ago.
SHREVEPORT. La-Balance Of the
Southwestern Gas and Electric Company
for the year ended March 81 was reported
at $2.346. l2S. against Sl.437,578 in the pre-
ceding year.
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Western Dairy Products Company in
quarter ended March 81. 1882, reported neS
probation, interest. etc. against net in
come in first quarter of 1881 totaling s2O5,..
l32. which after provision Of SI4lOl LOT
Stock * : '''A' %
puauesne Light Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of S1.25 on
per cent preferred stock. payable July Is,
of record June Is.
Alliance Realty Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF $3.50 on pre-
ferred stock payable June l. OF record
May e.
Caterpillar Tractor Company in four
months ended April 30, 1882, reported net
loss amounting to 1851, 045 after taxes,
depreciation and interest.
Commercial Investment Trust declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of so
cents on common stock, payable July 1,
Of record June 4.
zonite Products declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of IS cents, placing
stock on so cents annual basis. against 81
previously; dividend payable June 10. OF
record June 2.
Philadelphia Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF IS cents on
common stock payable July rs, Of record
July !.
Gillette Safety Razor declared 4
dividend Of IS cents on common stock;
the same as three months ago.
Engineers Public Service Company de-
clared dividend OF IS cents on common
stock. against IS cents previous three
months ago.
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New York Liberty Bonds
May 49,
Other Livestock
By Times Special


LOUISVILLE. May 2o.-cattIe-Receipts
i25: teadv: bulk common and medium
steers and heifers S4.25G5: good to SIS. rs
or better: beef cows. mostly S3@350; low
cutters and cutters. $1.25d250; bulls. So rs
down: most light stockers. s415: calves,
unstable. Hogs-Receipts 500: steady:
l70-220 lbs. $3.50: 225-255 lbs. So: 260-295
lbs. s2;65: 800 lbs. up. S2.l5: l40-l65 lbs.
100 Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market, not
fully established; Indications fully steady
or $6.50m7: for the bulk of better grade
springerS: better light springers considered
Salable. SIS: buck lambs mainly S5.75M6:
throwouts and old crop lambs. $3.50 down
fat ewes. sim2; Thursday's shipments
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE or SALE OF PERSONAL

PROPERTY
State Of Indiana, County OF Marion, IS.
IN the Marion Superior Court. Cause
No A-671ss. Room !. WiimannS Brothers
Company vs.. A. ". Fitch Manufacturing
Company.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed as Receiver IN the above entitled
cause, BY order OF the Marion Superior
Court under Cause No. A-61f66. Room
l. will ofer at private sale 20 the highest
bidder for cash all the personal property
OF the A. NJ Fitch Manufacturing Com
panv as shown in the inventory and APP
uraisement at my Office. Al Z. Washington
Street. Room 304, on the 9th day OF May.
1881 AZ 1000 A. NJ and continue from
dav 10 day thereafter until sold, subject
10 the approval Of the court.
ADO1PH c. EMHARDT.
Receiver for A. NJ. Fitch
Manufacturing Company.
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TOLEDO May ls.-cash grain close:
Grain In elevators. transit billing. Wheat
No. 2 red, STA q 5sisc. Corn-No. ? yel-
low, 34izd55izc. oats-No. white. 26is n
25ize rate. Wheat-No. red, 52d52isc:
No. red Ic premium; No. 3 red. u 70 3
cents discount; No. red, ga to 4 cents
discount. Corn-No. yellow. 30M30iacs
No. yellow. 29d29izc. Oats--No. white,
2sla Q 24lse: No, white. 22,s G3Sise.
Eggs-Extras, iil3Gi2c. Hay-Timothy.
per cwt. s0c.
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Foreign Exchange
(By James T. Hamill g. CO..
May 10
Dividends Are Scarce in Penny Stocks List

GRAND SILVER STOREs1Reported in
come Of sl,39e.129 for 1880.
GSBY-GRUNOW-For nine months
ended Dec. 81 1881. reported loss Of
50, 90i .305. against deficit Of 81, i6e, 76i for
year ended May 81, 1881.
GUANTANAMO SUGAR Loss Of
SAG s47 for 1881; s455ei6 in 1880
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PITTSBURGH. Nav 0-Hogs-Receipts.
1900; market steady TO SC lower: i5o-2io
lbs s3.esd3.so. top, sass: 10000 lbs.
packing sowS. s2.25a25o. Cattle Receipts.
50. market about steady good steers
quoted sSs5G6.75. medium and good
heifers. s47SG5.50: beef COWS S3T42S.
common and medium bulls. s27Sds so.
CalveS-Receipts. 100: market. steady: GOOD
and choice vealerS. SSS0f65o Sheep -
Receipts. 500; market steady; good spring
lambs. s6.50GT.5o: choice grades quoted up
20 S.. medium 70 choice shorn lambs. Szd
$50. variable wethers. $3.50 downward
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-20
All Items in Thursdays Believe
It or Not" We're SeIf-Explanatory.
Net Changes

By United Prcss
NEW YORK, May 19.-Closing
prices and net changes on prin-
cipal stocks traded today on the
New York Stock Exchange follow