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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12

Due - the Rushviiis Coca-Coias cancel
ling their game so the last minute ths
Indianapolis Reserves are without q game
for SUNDAY ANY fast STATE club want
frr . game AZ Greenhouse park. Indian
arohx write A Monroe. 1901 Roosevelt
avenue nf nhcne On. stii
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Cash Grain

May IL
The bids for car lots OF grain AZ The
call Of the indianapolis Board Of Trade.
& o. b.. shipping point, basis 4i1zc New
York rate. we're.
Wheat-No. ! red. 47G4se; No. ? red,
asa &c: No. ? hard. 46G 47c.
corn-Strong: No. ? white. AZ q IS &c;
No 3 white % G24i7c: No. yellow,
81. N24i2c. No. 3 yellow. 22i n 23i7c: No.
? mixed 22isG 23ise; No. ; mixed, 2lis9
27isc.
oats-Firm: No white, lsiad2oize;
No white isiamt9isc.
Hay-steady II. o. B. country points
taking 25isc or less rates 10 Cincinnati
or Louisville No. ] timothy. s7d Z. so;
No. ? timothy. s6G6.S0.
Inspection
Wheat-No / red. ! car; No. red.
car Total cars.
Corn-No : white / car: No. yellow.
s cars. No. ; yellow. : cars. Total. 10
cars
Oats-No white. cars: No J white.
y cars, No. 2 mixed. ! car. Total. ~
cars
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12

Paramount Glass nine uil play United
Cnhs SUNDAY AZ Riverside Nc. a. :
: clock Hess viii Be on the mound with
Murphy receiving. All PLAYERS report Tor
practice Friday evening a. o'clock ~
the plant diamond. McAcams take notice.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
(Shoru RaSin
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. May .--Hogs-Receipts ~
higher; l70-2i0 lbs. s350n369; TOP. s5.65:
22o2So lbs sS2S 3ss 2so-s 81 lbs :sz
as: packing sows s2sOG3: light lights,
iishtweiEhts, 10000 lbs. sood and choice.
soo6 sSs cboe eegm Sssss
250-350 lbs good and choice. So. i5a3.So;
packing sows. 275-5o0 lbs medium and
good. s275@3 IS; slaughter pigs, ioo,l3o
R Ss $500 CANES sRe 1885, more scve
on fed steers and yearlings strong: light
heifer and mixed yearlings showing milo
strength: other classes firm: early TOP
Slaughter s aarN cattle and veaiers: steers. 500
900 lbs. good and choice. $3.50 Z Is; 300
LOO lbs. good and choice. s5.75l {. 2S;
l,l00-1 800 lbs, good and choice. s.. !Sg
7.s5; l,soO-1 500 lbs, good and choice, SEQ
1885, s0o-1. 800 lbs. common and medium:
s425d5.75: heifers. 55o-s50 lbs, good and
choice s5d6.25; common and medium.
ssso@ s3 eogs AND so0a .o fna saGSs low
cutter and cutter COWS. ST. So $50; bulls,
yearlings excluded. good and choice. beef
S3d4.25; cutter 10 medium, S2.5OM 3 10;
$50 Ils' medium dun 5: Gull and common
S3d45O: Stocker and feeder cattle; Steers.
5o0-io50 lbs, good and choice 81 Ism 8;
common and medium. s3.5oT4; IS. Sheep
Receipts. 10000 spring lambs mostly
steady. other classes not established; good
10 choice native sprinRers. S7M1 so. hold
ing best wooded lambs around $3.50; clippers
very scarce: slaughter sheep and lambs
medium. SIS 50df: common. s4a5.5o; lambs.
medium $500 SOS; sl-IoO lbs. medium to
shecs sa25@ssS aO al Ws ss medium r.
choice. SId22s: all weights. Gull and
common, soc0 i.5o
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Coca-Cola International Corporation de-
clared the usual extra dividend OF 90
cents, and regular quarterly dividend OF
80 on common stock. payable July J.
Of record June Il; corporation reports
for quarter ended March 81. 1882. net
come OF S54i.s47 after expenses, against
ss5l,432 in frst quarter Of 1881.
National Foods Products Corporation
reports for year ended Dee. a.. 1891
net loss amounting &c S9O.s2l after ex-
penses and interest. hut exclusive Of
S3s35fS los on sale Of investments
which was charged against reserve
therefor.
Burmah OIL Company declared the final
common dividend OF i2tz cents less tax.
The same as was declared in previous
year.
Crude oil deliveries by nine companies
in Standard oil group averaged 277.si2
barrels daily in April. an increase OF 19.i04
over March, but 42f barrels less than
United Business Publishers in March
after all charges, against net income OF
s64,546 In March 1881 quarter.
Cavsnagh DObbs Inc. in four weeks
Nths - A"p~f fFF"fAFu NEN tHer u
S231.5s2 after charges.
Uleu & Co in March quarter showed
net profit OF ss5 72i after loss on secur-
tiles sold. expenses interest charges and
net loss OF 1898. after direct charges anc
adjustments Of surplus account. against
net income Of sl70.3e5 in March 1881
quarter.
Merchants and Manufacturers Securities
Corporation in wear ended March 81 re-
ported net loss Of STA T35 after all
charges. against net proft Of s64a s74 in
previous year.
New York Central In March reported
net income Of Ss9s,57i after charges,
against 81 .e5O.503 in March. 1881.
Western Union Telegraph Company in
March reported net income o. S307. 40s
after taxes and charges. against 1874 7s7
in March. 1881. three months sss 0as
against sl.2oe.is5.
Chicago Eastern Illinois in March showed
net loss OF si7l 997 after charges against
1892 sos in March 1891: three months
ssl3.5s5 against s9s5.l2s.
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie in Mares
quarter earned IS cents share. against
% cents in March 1881 quarter.
Rutland railroad in March quarter re-
ported net loss Of $40 767 after charges
against sios.474 in March 1891 quarter.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK. May l2.-Scattered
selling in the railroad stocks which
sent many Of them to nSw low
levels unsettled the stock market
today.
Losses in most cases were small.
but we're sufficient TO wire out the
advantages gained during tie past
few days OF firm prices. In only a
few instances did losses run beyond
Trading continued to drag.
Holders OF various leading rail-
road stocks liouidated their secur-
tiles with little regard for price, the
omission of the New York Central
dividend Wednesday and indica-
tons OF a slash in the Union Pa
cific payment today having shat
tered confidence.
New York Central was a leader
Of the downSwing. breaking a point
10 another record low at 1855. COM
pared with its bull market high of
256ia Northern Pacific sold at g.
of e., Louisville e. Nashville At
81, of T.; Southern Pacific at
l0Ss, of 3. and Chicago & North
western at Is, of s, all new record
low levels.
Anticipating a cut in the dividend
rate and rejecting the sweeping
decline in the open market value Of
its holdings OF New York Central.
Union Pacific sold down more than
? points at one time The Union
Pacific dividend was cut from $40
to S. annually by the declaration OF
a quarterly dividend of $50
share. The action was in line with
expectations.
Oil shares were steady at slightly
lower levels, but there was little
feature to the trading in other sec
tons Of the list United States
Steel sold off a point and similar
losses took place in other leaders.
Other markets declined with
stocks. prices not being helped by
assurances that Great Britain was
carrying out credit expansion
program similar to that being con-
Quoted in this country. Grains lost
their improvement Of the previous
session and bond prices softened.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12

Ir the blind nar division Art White
more 81 Glcns Fails eallopcd home vim
uer with a low net count and Tommy
DUNCAN OF Fidelity and Cecil Bevis OF
Globe CAPTURED other blind per awards.
Bill Davies and Tom Crowley. who are IN
charge OF the tournament. announce the
next event for the FIRST Monday ~ June
81 Fruadmoor.
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Indianapolis Bulldogs would Ike to book
q game for Sunday with a team having
diamond Write Jim Collins. 523 Kentucky
avenue, or cay Ri 2o56' ask for George
EilCox
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Following is the explanation Of
Ripley's Believe It or Not.
which appeared in Wednesdays
Times:
Modern Stone Age Men-An-
thropologists claim that Australia
is the real cradle of humanity,
and that the Australian black
fellow is the true ancestor of man
kind. The Australian aborigines
are a vanishing race, numbering
about 10000, according to latest
statistics.
In the unsettled areas of
Australia. the tribes still lead
their primitive lives. devoid of
clothing and using the primitive
implements of the Stone Age
about 100000 years ago.
They smear themselves with
queer substitutes for paints and
powders, with fantastic effects.
The Color Of the White Ele-
phant-The so-called white ele-
plant, sacred TO the Burmese and
Siamese, represented on the
Siamese flag. may be rare and
sacred, but it certainly is not
white. I saw the sacred specimen
maintained in the kings stables
at Bangkok. When l remarked
that the white elephant really was
brown in color with blotches of
pink on its skin. I was informed
that the term white elephant" is
a misnomer. due to a mistransla-
ton OF the Siamese word for
blond" the color the spots on
head and trunk.
The blotches are caused by
dermal disease. affecting the color
of the elephants leathery skin.
Friday-A Nest "Courted" ex-
champion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12

Leon Tailoring Company nine will prae-
tice Friday afternoon az GARFIELD park
diamond No g. Branham. Doll. and
Thompson. notice. Icons will meet the
Bowes Seal Past nine Sunday a. Ellen
berger park IN an important Big SIX
Tr1rue Both clubs are tied for hrst
Mace and a fast game is expected. The
icon Tailoring nine was formerly known
g. the Indianapolis Triangles.
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Receipts. $500: market. higher.
CALVES AND vEALERS
eOo. -.rkat .teadx

Bulls fyearlings excluded
Good and choice beefs ..... 3.e06 3.I5
Cutter. common and medium 2.009 500
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There Is an onening IN the four-team
Tnfer-Citv kitten ball ieseue that nlavs on
TUESDAYS tn the evening. Peoria anG
Eastern railway Furnag Ice Cream sna
iaop ANY team interested call ?. p Hell
rairk at Riley 24f2. line 794. during thr
rsv nr Harrison $3.50 after .. m. An
lrrmafrlal tram IS nretrrrrd.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12
SELLING
FORCES WHEAT
PRICES LOWER
EaSiness at Liverpool and
in Securities Cause OF
Pressure.
BY HAROLD r. RAINVILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO. May l2.-Whest broke
A major fraction on the Board Of
Trade at the opening today on scat
tered selling. There was very little
support in evidence.
Easiness at Liverpool and in stocks
we're the chief factors in stimulating
pressure with nothing in the news
10 encourage buying. Corn was easy
with wheat. but held up much better
at the start. Oats was about steady
in a dull trade, taking its cue from
the major grains.
Interest Is Lacking
At the opening wheat was = to l
cent lower. corn was = 70 2, cent
lower and oats unchanged TO cent
lower. Provisions we're slow and
easy.
Liverpool was about as expected,
at mid-afternoon showing = to p
cent lower. The relative indifference
Of outside interests to the bullish
government report was charged TO
the unfavorable financial surround
ngs and the desire OF more as
sursnce that the situation in this
respect is improving.
Manchuria is attracting consider
able attention. The Russian de-
mand was not as prominent
Wednesday and fewer sdvices from
Canada indicated that there was a
lull in Soviet buying. Weather
generally was favorable over the
entire belt.
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FILE CAMPAIGN COSTS
Some Accounts in, but Candidates
Have Until June 3 TO Report.

With several primary campaign
expense accounts already filed.
Glenn B. Ration, county clerk, ar
nounced today that candidates have
until June to list accounts.
Largest amount filed Tuesday was
that Of Bruce Short. Democratic
candidate for reelection as county
surveyor. who spent $4,000. He gave
500 to the Democratic county COM
mittee.
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with Bullet allowing only two hits
and striking out fourteen osuers, the
BROAD Ripple Transfer nine lost a hard
fought game 70 Cathedral For games
with the Transfers write Joe GrosSart.
gf4s North Meridian street. or call Hu.
are deslrec.
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Irvinrton Troians vill meet the Polks
MIX nine a. EllenbcTecr SATURDAY. Al
Trojan PLAYERS are asked 10 report A. the
field hv 2 D. m Brooks and Prater are
requested 70 call Bob GLADDEN. Al irving
ton 37os.
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Independent, Amateur
Baseball, Notes, Gossip

ST. Paul Merchants desire road games
until July 3 when r home diamond will
b. available Bedford Columbus. Aedora,
French Lick Martins,ile and Fifty-second
Street Merchants notice. Write Edgar
Holden. ST. Paul. Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12

- EPORTS from high schools and
IN colleges throughout the state
indicate hard fights are being staged
BY large groups OF aspirants for
places on the school golf teams.
Golf has become one Of the popular
fprinetime prep sports. A chap who
shoots out OF the 70s hardly has a
ghost Of show in making the team
At any high school or college these
DAYS The No. man is usually a
par or subpar shooter.
Quite q lot ~ rivalry vas attached a.
the Purdus-IDdiana golf match - La
favette Wednesaav. The Bollcrmaker team
showed superiority IN both the best ball
fourssms nlav and in singles competition.
Purdue won the duel meet hy total score
81 i2is-5it Billy Bassstt and Rousseau
teamed In the morninr round to defeat
Cos and SNYDER ~ Indiana. ga u -.
Dinka and Harr,u n Purdue uhiteWashed
their Crimson rivals a to q.
Two Indiana ularsrs came through Eith
~ sss,s ee a saa A sbsrs 1 Seh ee's d.
frafinF Parker o. Purdue 2-t Dinka gave
rhii;1sSVfsshea HsrTen. 20 Rouuesa pro-
fideo ne margin ~ victory with 20
W ever. SNYDER. making ne af,srno3eSn
tnrlss competition.
Brother Edwin's Cathedral golfers
pave Kip PARIS Lebanon Tigers a
TO- 10 r. walloping At Lebanon
Wednesday. The Irish whitewashed
their opponents in three Of the four
matches. Connor. NJ. OConnor and
Johns winning over Wit Stewart
and Van Meter by the scores Of 3 to
Q each
The thrill NJ the match esus when Ma
han. Cathedral golfer. csme home IN - ~
sven his match with Brown after being
ne down a. the end of nine holes. The
points we're halved. ~ 10 IA
Technical hich school has great team
THIS sDrine. Tim Csmpbeils FIRST SIX bows
being dallr shooters IN the EOS. Leu
tenant George Navlor has his Shortridge
team rounding into form and the north
fiucrs scored imprcssife wins over Lebanon
and wiley Of Terre Haufe last week
stellar mashie wielders the Vest sider bows
setting much ~ their early training as
caddes ~ the i've courses located IN their
home vicinity
Many funny golf incidents happen at
Houth Grove. the incubator for the golf
germs. The other day foursome behind
len Torsvthc. well-known policeman.
couldn't figure out vhv he didn't get of
the eighteenth green 30 thev could drive
from the tee. u later developed Forsythe
forTot himself and became enEulfed in his
rx-favorite snort hshinC. Re couldn't
resist capturing some biz fat night crawl
ers on the green.
The Casualty and surety Field Club has
shifted activities from the bowling hard
wood 10 the golf greens and held the FIRST
of Eve tournaments for the season this
week at the Speedway course. Freeman r.
Davis Of the Travellers carried of Tow gross
donors With IS. very CLASSY count over
The long ard welI-trspped race track links.
Irwin W. sturgeon Of Aetna was second
with 50.
Ir the blind mar division Art White
uer With a low net count and Tommy
DUNCAN OF Fidelity and Cecil Bevis OF
Globe CAPTURED other blind per awards.
Bill Davies and Tom Crowley. who are IN
charge Of the tournament. announce the
next event for the FIRST Monday ~ June
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Cathedral FASTENERS forming one Of the
favorife teams IN The Catholic League.
won their third straisht game SUNDAY
~ dsfratfnr the Broad Ripple Transfer
nine Mazeun pitched great ball. allow :
inc only four hits He struck out ten.
The Cathedral hurler received nne support.
O'Counor led the hitters with two sate-
ties Cathedral viii omen its league sea-
son next SUNDAY. nlaving the question
Marks Of Sacred Heart parish. The CUES
nor Marks won fhe pennant last year.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. m:
North northwest wind, thirteen
miles an hour; temperature, IS;
barometric pressure, 29.99 at sea
level: ceiling. overcast, lower broken
clouds, light fog, estimated 700 feet;
visibility, two miles; field, good.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12

PITTSBURGH. Nav 7.-Hogs-Receipts
2 800: market. mostly steady to Sc higher.
is0-2l0 lbs. S3.6513.e0: 2i0-24o lbs So IS
1850. heavier weights. s3H325: lO0-i4C
lbs. s3.25G3.6o most packing sows. s77s
G2.50 Cattle-ReceiptS. 10. market
nominal. medium to good steers quoted
good COWS. s3.lSG4. palmer grades cowr
70 81 so: common and medium bulls. 81 q.
$3.50. CalveS-ReceiptS ZOO: market
slow. steadv. good and choice veaiers
S47ST6 SheeD--FeceiptS. 100: market
lambs. verv slow: asking about steady,
choice shorn kind held around. IS. S0Gs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12
MARRIAGE Licenses

Edward Cunningham. a Of 77sT Linden
street iaborer. and Bridget McGiniey. "a.
81 as Eastern avenue. boarding.
Oris p. Weaver rs. Of So North Capitol
avenue filing station attendant. and
Catherine NJ Yockey. is CT go North
CAPITOL avenue.
Charles A. ReIners .. Of washington.
elerk. and Margaret Aikman. 70. OF South
port. bookkesper.
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EAST ST. LOUIS. Nav i7.-Hogs - Re.
eeipts. $500; market sdl5c higher. e
SO As: most 10000 lbs. s3.asd5.4s; 750-
s SOW .0i s. soasso cassleHRe sSs 3 zoo S
calves. 800: market. opening slow: indics
tions about steady on steers. 25c higher or
vealers az $3.50; other classes mostly
steady. few mixed yesrlings and heifers
50. s0GS.7S: COWS. tze5G3.50: low cutters
si.2s1i.7S: TOP sausage bulls. So SHEEP
Receipts. 500. market spring lambs open
INK steRdv 20 strong. packers taking
sharply lower. early bulk. 6.7507.So; top
SITS. throwouts down 70 $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12

Indiana Bell Telephone nine will clash
with Union stock YARDS diamond crew at
Riverside No s a. p. m. SATURDAY n 2
Cooperative League struggle The beh
this season. taking Irvirgton Troians and
Folks MIX teams into camp. They VIII
have REYNOLDS on the hill SATURDAY with
Eoids on the receiving enc Manager
RAWLINGS Is confident 81 the third con-
sscutive win and continued league lead
rrshir
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kidnapping Extortion Charged

~ WIIFW FFffF
BEEVILLE. Tex. May i2.-Texas
rangers today sought the source Of
alarming kidnapping threats reported
made against a 20-year-old girl. and
the alleged payment Of s2,500 by the
girls mother.
Mrs. Ida Wood. said to have re-
ceived the threatening note. refused
comment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12

Cyaseterias will be striving for their third
Nunfciuai League victory SUNDAY AZ Brook
ssfr when fhev they tackle the Flanner-
Piirnannn nine Lcnfs or kimhle and
rouse FOR Caseteria and MURRAY and Cole
for Flanner- Buchanan. are the likely bat
arrfrr
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Open Boys Air School

b. IHIff0 PTfsR
CHICAGO. May 12.-Opening Of
an aviation school for -privi-
legged boys in the Chicago area was
announced today by Cardinal Mum
delein. The school which at first
will offer only ground courses will
be part Of technical institution
sponsored by the Catholic church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12

LOUISVILLE. May i2.-Cattle-Receipts.
$50: steady: bulk common and medium
slaughter steers and heifers, S4.50G SIS:
good and choice eligible 70 around S.
Beef COWS mostly s3H35O: low cutters and
cutters, Si25M2.5o; bulls largely SO IS
down: most light stockers, s4.50G5 SIS:
calves. receipts. 300: steady: choice veal
ers s4G $50: medium and outs SO down.
s3i5: 22s-255 lbs. Sass: 2eo-2e5 lbs.
$3.50 500 lbs. up. 81: l4o-160 lbs Sass:
i35 lbs down. s2.iS: sows. sidi.75. Sheep
better Spring lambs. steady OF S775 10
mostly S525 with blding 7Sc or more
lower: old crop sheep and lambs. steady.
Wednesdays shipments-Calves. 2os: hogs,
i6i, and sheer, i.f57
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BBUrftcd Press

CINCINNATI o.. May i7.-Hcgs-Re-
over. $50: moderately active. steady 20 Sc
higher: better grade iso-235 lbs. s3.50I
3.65: mostly 1855 on 220 lbs. down: heav-
$50. 2s0-27s lbs. s3f5G3.25: some 200
lhs. down 10 So: i35-i50 lbs. 50 20: SOUS.
s275d2so Cattie-Receipts. $50: calves.
the few sales made: some bids lower on
good steers odd lots. common and me-
dunn steers and heifers. $500 $50: a
COWS COW $3.50 g: low cutters and eutts ss
si75n3: bulls $3.50 down: vealers. strong
70 SOC higher. good and choice. s51s.
mostly $3.50 up. lover grades. larSeriy
500. about steadv: better grade spring
lambs. ssGs.25. choice Nd 70 ss.sc: com
mon and medium. ssG7: palmer throw
demand. fat ewes. mostly tiGi.s0.
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BrightSpOts
/. of Business
By United Press

bN AniteQ EErnH
NEW YORK. May f2.-United states
Freight Company earned a net income. OF
$3.50 in the first quarter. against a net loss
1881.
WAsHTNGTON-The April gain in de-
partment store sales throughout the
country was considerably larger than the
estimated seasonal increase, according
10 the federal reserve board.
DENVER Mountain States Power Com
pany reported net income for 1881 was
1913 43s. or S7.03 preferred share.
against s37l,54i. or 1898 a share in 1880.
PHILADELPHIA Northern Pennsylvania
Power Company earned S558 325 in 1881. a
gain OF si4409 over 1880 IL was reported.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12
Princeton Professor Is Dead

81 United Fresf
PRINCETON. N. J.. May l2.--Dr.
Charles Carroll Marden. 81. presi-
dent OF the Modern Language ASso-
citation OF America, died st the
Princeton university infirmary here
after an illness OF one week.
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CLEVELAND. Nav I7.-Hors-Re
Loo: holdovsTs- none, ste az 70 ZOE
$500 SO: pirs $3.50 cattle-Receipts.
$50. generally weak 70 unevenly lover.
scattered cutter 10 medium steers. S4.15 n
SIS. bulk SsGS. 10. cows. Sl-75G3 and
above CaIveS-Receints 500 active
strong: veaierx freeiy AZ $3.50. practical
tor. 81: little under IS. Sheep-ReciertS,
TOO. steady 70 weak. nearly good clipped
lambs $3.50 S. so. throvouts around t7T
&. fsH plaln sprlngexB. s7.15s
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12
Corn Tone Strong

Buying stimulated by the action
in wheat gave corn a good tone
Wednesday. The market showed a
greater relative degree Of strength
than the former grain most of the
session. The country is holding
tightly 10 its old corn and while the
eastern demand is light it is ample
TO cover receipts.
The governments indication that
small crop of winter oats was
likely in the south had only slight
effect on the futures In the main,
the action in The other grains is
the chief influence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-12
CHICAGO
Nav Il
NEW ORLEANS
Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paving 44c fos
No. red wheat. and 44c for No. ? hard