davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaskan., 1932-09-09

sauciness in the role of Julia in "Local Boy Makes Good" proves that there is more than littlenesS of size and name in the person. ality of Miss Dot Lee!
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

Debts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 448s. 900.
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SWINE VALUES
WEAKENED BY
HEAVY SUPPLY
Cattle Largely Undevel-
oped: Lambs Show
Steady Trend.

Heavy receipts forced hogs of q
fraction this morning at the city
yards, prices declining 5 cents on
most classes. The bulk, 100 TO $50
pounds, sold for $40 to $3.50; early
top holding at $3.50. Receipts were
estimated at 1900; holdoyers
were "A.
IN the cattle market steer trade
was undeveloped with indications
lower. She stock showed little
change. Receipts were 500. Vealers
were so cents higher at $3.50 down.
Calf receipts numbered 500.
Spring lambs we're unchanged in
the sheep market, with good and
choice kinds selling around $3.50
TO s6.75. Some were held higher
Receipts we're 600.
Hogs at Chicago this morning
opened the week with an uneven
trading range. asking steady at
Fridays average. A few early bids
we're weak to 10 cents lower and
best lightweights held above $3.50
The bulk, $50 to 200 pounds, were
bid in at 1920 to $3.50. Receipts
numbered $4,000, including $4,000
direct; holdovers. 1000. Cattle re-
ceipts, 10000; calves, 1000; market
steady to Is cents lower. Sheep re-
ceipts, $4,000; market unchanged.
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Deaths

Laura B. Carter So 1885 North Tre-
mont. chronic nephritiE.
Joseph Henry Bachelor 81 14f0 Bruns-
WICK. chronic myocarditis
Ferdinand Stein. %. 22i North Beyllle.
arterioscierosis.
Minnie L. Galway. 81 city hospital.
acute military tuberculosis.
Nellie 7. Conley. 81. $40 North Keystone,
toxic encephaiitis.
Lillial Daisy Stewart. 50. Central Indi-
ana hospital. chronic nephritis.
Lille smith. 70. 534 Douglas, acute
cardiac dilatation.
Ward T. Martindale. So. Methodist hos
pitai. bronchial pneumonia
Dorothy Cochran. 6. s04 South Tngomer.
broncho pneumonia.
Clarence Kaminsky. "a. city hospital.
chronic myocardttis.
csrl frederick Baase. -. s7s Virginia.
Pred L Meyers. 81. 2o2s East Minnesota.
carcinoma.
orpha Robinson Walter. So. Methodist
hospital. hypoststic preumonia.
Wanda Bundy. II. Riley hospital. chronic
neDhritis.
corrine Thompson. 40. 5770 North Penn.
syivania. lo5ar pneumonia.
Lillian Spillman. 70. 3375 Central. chronio
nephritis.
Carrie May Matteson A. Methodist hos
pitai chronic mvocardltis.
Elsie Riley, 20. lf7 Bright. acute myo-
cardltis.
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Pick Air t. hates

Decision to .le annual all
Indiana air tou of the Indiana Air
craft Trades Association, June q
to July 2, was announced today by
Walker w. Winslow president.
Itinerary Of the route has not
been decided but it is planned
tentatively to make night stops at
Evansville Terre Haute, Michigan
City. TT. Wayne, Muncie and La
fayette.
The tour is being directed by Her
bert o. Fisher, Chamber Of Com
merce. H. Weir Cook is tour COM
mittee chairman, assisted By Howard
H. Maxwell, Central Aeronautical
Corporation president. and Clyde
Shockley, Muncie municipal airport
manager.
It is expected that between
twenty-five and thirty planes viii
participate.
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CROP DAMAGE
REPORTS SEND
WHEAT HIGHER
Buying Is Stimulated by
Lack of Rain in
Southwest.
BY HAROLD f. RAINvILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO. May % - Wheat
opened firm on the Board Of Trade
today. with scattered buying slim
ulated by the failure of the south
west to get moisture over the week
end. A dull and easy Liverpool mar
ket and irregularity in stocks we're
ignored. Action was good at the
start with sentiment mostly favor
able.
Additional Hessian fly damage re-
ports were coming in and reports OF
eastern interests being on the buy
ing side were encouraging. Corn
and rye we're about steady TO easy
and oats was uneven in a light
trade. There was some spreading
between wheat and the coarse
grains, the latter being sold.
Opening Is Higher
At the opening wheat was I'M
changed to : cent higher, corn I'M
changed to y cent lower, oats y
cent lower to 4 cent higher and
rye X cent lower. Provisions were
steady.
Liverpool was only = cent higher
at mid-afternoon. disregarding the
sharp advance in North America
Saturday and showing little appre-
hension over the winter wheat sit
uation. However, the drought in
the southwest continues to get
worse and with HesSian fly in the
soft wheat area east of the Mis-
souri, river, some traders are talk
ing Of a real bull market ahead.
Corn Trade Expands
Corn remains at the beck and call
Of wheat, but both grains have seen
trading expand measureabiy in the
past few days. largely small lot buy
ing seemingly indicative of the en-
trance of the public into the mar
ket. The country is willing to sell
corn, but holds well above the
present levels.
Oats has been more active than
for some time, due to the action in
wheat and corn. There is not much
change in price from day to day but
buyers take hold on recessions.
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A FIELD Of seventy took part in
n the blind par tournament to-
day at Avalon Country Club, the
first Of a series Of season events
planned by the indianapolis Wom-
ems Golf Association.
Mrs. z. William Lee. president who acted
IS starter announced 1--WE withdrawsl from
the advance entry of hftv-echt registered
SATURDAY.. but seventeen entries at the
1rst tee this morning brought the total
Among the i've Withdrawals we're Miss
Elizabeth Dunn. CITY and state champion
Mrs. Frank Carroll OF Highland. Mrs. Ed
ear Gorren Of Indianapolis Country. Club.
Ralph Flood Of Meridian Hill.
The next I. Y. G; A. even. viii Be the
moor.
Jefferson Of LAFAYETTE won the FIRST an
nual Indiana High school Athletic Asso-
citation team golf championship Saturday
At South Grove course with a four-man
team total OF 81. go, -
was the individual low scorer Of the meet
with 2 medal card q Is. Hgmes twice
city ehampion Of Marion, set a course
Grove FRIDAY when he scored a % on
practice round.
Jack Bocan. is-year-old sophomore OF
Jen OF lafayette. csptured second low
than Humes and he missed tying the. IS
hv the thickness Of blade OF grass that
ssa h sn' D4 s GS Wallace ns SS Isl
Elistain with 81 and SchueSsler with q
S t9F t The 1 team o OF A GSsSh
son vas second with a count OF 323.
Eighteen couples took part in a two-ball
sunday and 3 y Fisher and Mrs. !. q.
and low net counts They had % gross
and a "a net. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Meyer
Sh ns thrd e0 pae win Vent 70 Mr ana Ms
7Iis.
south Grove and Pleasant Run teams
engaged In a thrilling match sunday at
south Grove and IL was net until the last
fc-rsome came in tina. the match was de-
d. sssth Grove won by three points,
20 esis, and three points scored nv
j smith over Mont gave the Grove
the margin Of the win.
match between the professionals
OF re two courses. Ralph Stonehouse OF
Pleasant Fun banged out a z to top
Massie Miller Of South Grove. who had
rs. by the eoun, OF ga 70 =.
Three south Grove golfers among the
rank aud nle Of the teams had low scores
OF II and they were Jack Crawford.
George Petersen and Erval Eill.goSs.
The Scotch two ball foursome Anal
match was postponed until later because
OF the participants being engaged in the
team match.
twenty-five men teams represented
Riverside and Sarah shank in the match
az sarah shank sunday which Riverside
won. f9iz to 1914.
Ralph Stonehouse. pro AZ Riverside.
dropped his match 20 Clayton schulz.
Sarah shank pro. although Stonehouse
had 80 and schultz 81 for the round. The
score was FL.
JENNY Mcclure OF Riverside had low
gross Of the entire field and the only 20
score. His count was IS.
The iineEps follow:
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

American Thread Company declared the
regular semi-annral dividend Of 12la cents
on preferred stock. payable July /. Of rec
ord May 81.
Stocks Of crude rubber in London on
May 21. totaIed 5s.606 tons, an increase
Of sos tons over previous week; Liber-
pool stocks Of rubber on May Fl. totaled
6O.5s3 tons. a decrease Of SOS tons.
Nevada California Electric and sub
salaries in twelve months ended April
80. 1882. net income amounted to s741.7l7
after taxes. charges and depreciation.
against s7sl.O22 in like period Of last
year.
Motor Wheel Corporation in March quar-
ter reported net loss at s226. 500 after all
charges, against net proht OF S44,f92 IN
March 1881 quarter.
April sales Of automobiles were esti-
mated at 1000 units. against 91.297 in
March. according to r. L. Polk & Co.
California crude oil output in week ended
Nav 81. averaged sos. 400 barrels daily. a
decrease Of 1900 barrels daily from pre-
vious week. according to California OH
World.
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Other Livestock
Bu United Press

CINCINNATI, o., May 23-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 5000. including. 2,424 direct; held
over none: fairly active. generally steady;
better grade 100 10 $50 lbs. s545G3.55:
mostly s3.55 on 40 lbs. down: $50 to 27O
lbs. s3.20d3.s0; 270 TO 900 lbs s310M
as; 100 to $50 lbs, $3.50; sows. s225m
ESQ. Cattle-Receipts. 100; calves. $50;
steers slow, unevenly stady to Csc lower;
a aeliers mossiy steaey. common ana nc.
Q s. two loads good steers and one load
good TO choice s6.50d7 respectively, on
eastern order: beef cows fully steady s325
13.75. low cutters and cutters steady TO
25c lower at sl-50G275: bulls steady 10
strong at $3.50 down: yealers steady to
weak good and choice. $50 $50; choice
kinds at $3.50 scarce. lower grades, $3.50
down. Sheep-Receipts. 2,20O, lambs IN
evenly weak TO Csc or more lower; better
grades, s675a7 mostly: several decks
S725. stricly choice ouotable up TO $3.50:
common and medium. S4.5065.50; some
mixed, s6I6.50; palmer throwouts down
ward 70 81; sheep about steady fat ewes
sidi.50.
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United Prsss

Fl. WAYNE. Ind, May 5.-Hogs-Mar-
ket. steady pigs and light lights. S3a3.25:
lights, S3.25I3.30; mediums s3i5d325:
heavtes. s31S.15: roughs s25O; stays.
sl.50; calves, $3.50; lambs, $3.50.
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Receipts, 1000, market. steady.

Bulls tyearHnks eAcluueu)
Good and choice beefs ... 5000 SIS
Cutter. common and medium. 225G 800
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MAY 81
CHICAGO
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
Births

irwin and Ida Wilson, 1927 Hovt
cents hospital.
Horace and Virginia Giiaspy. $50 UdelI.
Girls
Leonard and Dorothy Heinlein. 81. VIM
cents hospital.
hospital.
:. Clarence and Georsianna Price. IA West
Nineteenth
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A FIELD Of seventy took part in
N the blind par tournament to-
day at Avalon Country Club, the
first Of a series Of season events
planned by the indianapolis Wom-
ems Golf Association.
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One Victor Plays Despite
BoiIS, Another Has
Broken Arm.

Courage proved the main factor in
determining two Of the five sec
tional champions in The Indianap-
oils Times city-wide marble cham
pionship Saturday.
Two of the winners, William
Vaughn, u, of 9O2 Warren avenue,
and Edwin Morgan, 9, Of 1904 West
New York street, played in the
games at Riley and the American
Settlement house Fairgrounds with
painful physical handicaps.
After he had conquered field OF
excellent shooters at Riley and wofs
the right to represent his section OF
the city in the final games at VII
lard park in June, Billy Vaughn S
one statement was that he hoped he
would be rid Of the boils that
covered his back and made play ex-
tremely painful in the eliminatlons.
Wins With Broken Arm
Little Edwin Morgan played IN
the Examinations at American Set
Element grounds with broken left
arm. After the play was over, he
said: ut takes only one hand and
good aim to win at marbles, and ]
didn't want to miss my chance 10
go on in the city championship"
James Harper, Is, Of 2507is West
Washington street, reigned at Haw-
thorne Fairgrounds, and proved that
the same kind Of stuff that makes
him a student of Washington high
school at the age Of Is, helped TO
win the marble title.
Wally Middlesworth, city recrea-
ton director, who was in charge Of
the games at Hawthorne. said Jim
was a clever shooter, figured the
angles, and showed alertneSs TO take
advantage Of every opening.
Play az Riverside
The other two sectional center
games Saturday we're held at River
side, where Lieutenant Frank Owen
Of the police accident prevention
bureau crowned Martin Masariu, IL,
of II North Addison street, winner
over a big field, and at Municipal
Gardens, where Tim Mcmahon OF
the police accident prevention bu-
reau determined William Dyer Of
e57 West Thirty-third street, as
winner.
Dyer and Masariu we're pltteo
against each other at Riverside
courts in a big playoff and Mas
ariu won.
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The City
in Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS
- cguh funrheon. ClaypooI.

Rotary Club, luncheon, Claypool-
Gyro Club, luncheon. spink-Arms.
Mereator Club. luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Medical Society. meeting. Sis; Athe-
naeum.
American Chemical Society, luncheon,
SEVERN.
Universal Club. luncheon Columbia
Club.
Board Of Trade.
League for Hard Of Hearing, meeting,
1880, Stokes building.
zonta Club. luncheon, Columbia Club.
Theta Chi, luncheon, Warrington.
Architectural Club, luncheon Arch
fleets and Builders building.
Young Lawyers CUB iuneneon' hAsn-
Workers NonpartIsan Political Action
League, meeting, s, English.
a.. indiana E1ners at, DiF ssiT2round '0
United Credit Bureau, luncheon,
Spink-Arms.
Speakers for the weekly meeting
Tuesday night of the Indianapolis
Medical Society at the Athenaeum
will be Leslie Colvin of the Marion
County Association for Tax Reduc-
ton, and DR.. Ralph Waters Of the
University Of Wisconsin.
Sketches and readings will be
given by dramatic students Of Mrs.
Helen Morton at the Brightwood
Methodist church, Wednesday night.
The group will include: June Hollis,
Betty Lang, Nancy Lou Fullen,
Gloria Tomlinson, Bernice Michael,
Lois Kipkins, John Jones, Ralph
Daley and Clifford Henegar.
George Anderson. %, of 1871
Broadway, was arrested Saturday by
police who found him driving an
automobile alleged to have been
stolen from Eugene T. Shears, 1881
South New Jersey street.
Observance of the ninety-seventh
anniversary of the Diapason singing
and harmony class was held Sun
day in the Morristown Christian
church, with John Spurrier Of Rush
vile in charge.
Annual homecoming dinner for
patrons and former patrons Of
school No. Is will be held Wednes-
day night at the Woodruff Place
Baptist church. Meeting of the
school parent-teacher association
will follow, with Paul c. Stetson,
school superintendent, as the speak
err. Reservations for the dinner are
being received by Miss Mildred
Weld, principal, and Mrs. L. o.
Roger.
Special meeting for unemployed
men will be held Tuesday night at
the Community church, 1926 East
Southern avenue, under auspices of
the Indianapolis Golden Rule
Brotherhood.
The state tax board today au-
thorized a S143,237 additional ap-
preparation for the budget of the
Indianapolis civil city. The issue
will be used to pay 1880 city bills.
Pledge to fight the Indianapolis
Water Company rate compromise
case through higher courts was
made by Ward B. Hiner, Liberty
party candidate for Governor, in an
address Saturday night the English.
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Civ on Air Tour

indianapolis is included in itin-
erary of a l4,000-mile airplane tour.
starting July 4, planned as part of
the Republican presidential cam
paign.
The tour, sponsored by the Hoo
yer Business League of New York
City will be participated in by
Eddie A. Schneider, prominent
junior fiier, and Don r. Mockler,
league aviation director.
The tour is scheduled to reach
indianapolis July Is. Schneider and
Mockler plan to address Republican
oroa r1iZaTinY1g
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sarah shank

TOTAL points. ..4sssI Total points ia
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CALVES AND vEALERS
Receipts, 500; market, steady.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO, May 2l.-Grain in elevators.
transit billing. Wheat-No. 2 red 59is6l
&c. Corn-No yellow. 35G36c. Oats
No. white 26izG27isc, Rye-No. 2. 456o
No. 2 red 54a54iac: No. / red. ic prem
ium; No red. y 70 cents discount: No
4 red. 2i7 70 cents discount Corn-No 2
Oats-No. 2 white. 23is 24iac: No. white.
22i2 I23izc. Clover-Prlme 50. Alsvke-
Cash ss75. Butter-Fancv creamery
prints. 23c. Eggs-Extras lli2Gi2c Hay
Timothy. per cwt. Soc
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By United Press

EAST BUFFALO. Nav 23.-Hoes-On
sale; $500: active. steady 70 strong with
slightly higher: good to choice. 1920
lbs, s3.l5: one load, $3.50: palmer kinds
and 10000 lbs. butchers. s350T3.65.
linRs and medium weight sters steady to
strong: palmer kinds and rough weighty
steers weak 70 25c lower. two loads choice
l.0eo lbs. s7-25: good steers and yearlings
sS16.75: heifers, s6.25 down. medium
sfers, s5.27d5.s5: COW supply liberal,
ssSs.5o; medium bulls s. eoGs TAT GAYS SIvs:
Receipts. 400. vealers active. soc
higher: Eood 70 choice. mostly $3.50: COM
ceiptsa 2 TOO; old crop lambs fully steady;
good TO choice. s5.7545 SIS. sprineers,
steady at recent decline: good 10 choice
eve and wether lambs. SO. sheep scarce
25c higher: fat ewes s1.s0d2.25.
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Mans Hon Over u. S,

LOS ANGELES, May ED
ward F. Williams, 1S-year-old stu
dent aviator, planned to start to-
day for North Adams, Mass, on a
transcontinental air trip as part Of
his training for commercial pilots
license,
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
rnItsd Press financial EdIlor

NEW YORK. May ga squirt Of
more than a cent a bushel in wheat,
bringing prices Of that commodity
10 new highs for more than a month
and a substantial advance in United
States government issues helped the
stock market maintain gains OF
fractions TO a point in the morning
dealings today.
Some selling appeared around
noon, but this was well absorbed. A
few issues displayed weakness, but
the general list experienced no IN
usual pressure. Volume continued
very small.
Street More Optimistic
Wall Street was in accord with
President Hoover's appeal to con-
gress TO stop delay. Traders par
ticularly we're impressed with the
Presidents attitude on a big bond
issue at this time for public works.
His statement against such bond
issue was given as the reason for
the improved tone in United States
government issues.
Steel common touched 299s, up
=. and around noon held around
previous closing levels. American
Can, J. I. Case, Auburn and several
other relatively active issues held
fractional gains. Railroad shares
we're slightly above the previous
close but under the highs OF the
day.
Utilities Lose Ground
Utilities lost ground in small
amounts. with Public Service OF
New Jersey of more than a point
al 397. Brooklyn Manhattan
Transit issues we're weak in the
fractions.
Industrial Rayon was fairly ac-
tive. declining 39s points to a new
low at 145s City Ice and Fuel
equalled its low at Is, off 1. Marine
Midland made a new low at
rs, of q, while General Foods
equalled its low at 267s, of Is.
A feature on the upside was
Consolidated Oil preferred, which
scared 6 points to 80. The common
stock rose fractionally to SIS. Oils
generally were steady to firm.
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
COURAGE WINS FOR
MARBLE SHOOTERS
In the Air

Weather conditions at a. m:
East northeast wind, miles an
hour; temperature, 81; barometric
pressure, 1921 at sea level; ceiling,
clear, unlimited; visibility, z miles;
field, good.
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Speakers for the weekly meeting
Tuesday night Of the Indianapolis
Medical Society at the Athenaeum
will be Leslie Colvin of the Marion
County Association for Tax Reduc-
ton, and Dr. Ralph Waters Of the
University Of Wisconsin.
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NEW YoRK-New construction con-
tracts in thirty-seven states east Of the
Rockies in the first fourteen days Of
May totaled ssS.O79,1Oo, compared with
SIS. Ie9, 800 in the corresponding period
Of April. according to the +. W. Dodge
CORPORATION.
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Ready for Toxic Hop

SEATTLE, May 23.-Nat Browne,
former army flier, will take of
Tuesday on his flight to Toxic, pro-
vided weather conditions in the
Aleutian islands are satisfactory.
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STARS RULE GOVERNORS
Two VIII Not Sign Papers without
Guidance, Says Rabbi.
BIZ United Press

d HIT TT
DETROIT, May 23.-Governors Of
two states and prominent New York
bankers are habitual followers Of
astrology and win not sign legisla-
ton or make important decisions
without first consulting the stars,
Rabbi Leon Fran told his congre-
gatien.
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CLEVELAND. May -Butter-Market.
steady; EXTRAS. 2o7te:. standards, 2sstc.
steady: heavy fowls, i5Gisc: MEDIUM fowls
i6Gi7c: ieehorn fowls. 13Gizc; heavy
hroileTs, ZIG 23ei Ieghorn broilers. i7@isc;
Potatoes--Ohio, New York. Pennsylvania.
SCAT Sc per bushel sack: Maine Green
Mountain best mostly sl.i5Gi.25: few high
as $40 io0-lb. sack: Idaho russell large
sized. sl.e5Gi.s5 ioo-lh. sack.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices: Hens.
heavy breeds. lie: Leghorn hens. &c:
broilers colored springers. 2 lbs. and up,
tic; Ia TO lbs. l3c; bareback and part
ly feathered. ioc: leghorn and black, Ia
lbs and up. 12c; cocks and stays, SC: leg
horn cocks. &c. Ducks. large white. full
feathered and fat. &c; small. Sc. Geese,
full feathered and fat. SC. Young and
ceipts. ioc. Butter-2i 22c: under
grades. isGIsc Butterfat-i5c. These
prices for healthy stock free from feed.
BY the wadley Company.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. May 3.-HoRs-Receipts.
400. Follower. none. 10 % i5c higher:
priss. 7se up; i5o-2so lbs $40; sparingly.
Cattle-Receipts. 800: near steady. dull
and spots lower than last Monday: on
some offerings. common 70 good steers.
s5G6: part load yezriinzs. se25; coTs.
si.50G3.5o: sausage bulls. S250n325.
calveS-Rsceipts LOO: steady. Se1650
freely. little under IS. Sheep-Receipts.
LOO. near steady: springers SOC under
week ago. shorn lambs s7n4. Krade CON-
common to good sDringers. ss.50Gs. choice
scarce
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS freight carload
ings showed a more than seasonal tn
crease during the week ended May a.
totaling a. cars. gain OF 2.49S cars
over the preceding week and the largest
week OF the year.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying acc for
No. red wheat and 46c for No. hard
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Net Changes

81 United Press
NEW YORK, May 21.-Closing
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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STOCKS MAKE
GOOD GAINS IN
STEADY TRADE
Rise in Bonds, Wheat Are
Strengthening Factors;
Steel Up.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty incustrials for sstur-
Az 81 III Of II Average 81 twenty rails
81 -g up .03 Average Of forty bonds 1854
on %.