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Births

Bows
Charles and Dorothy Trosky. Methodist
Francis and Grace Bennett. Methods;
Bert and Elizabeth Arnold. Methodist
Norman and Mary TAYLOR. 7oSs North
william and Hilda Epesrds. 1894 Brad
Allan and Esther warne. Methodist hos
Horace and Addie Turner. Methodist
isadore and Clara Click. Methodist hos
Ben and Brueie Wakefield. Methodist
ciyde and Lanetts Meade Methodist
Roy and Mary Garrett. Methodist hos
pital
Paul and vsashti Endesn, Coleman
David and MarEerite Hines. Coleman
Emo and Helen HOPKINS. 1918 North
Charles and Mabel AldaE. Coleman hos
Hubert and Emma Glidwen. Coleman hos
Charles and Aimina scudder. Coleman
CHARLES and Ed~a Smith. 242s South
Herschei and Anna Baker. l2os Harlan.
GeorEe and Dorothy Mcdaniel lSiO
Andrew and Lucille Shaw. SCI west Al
Gilbert and Esther Pylss. 7457 Indian
Thomas and Mary Msttingly, 77s South
Nable.
Charles and LiIlia Mills. I'LL North
western.
Ebert and Beatrice Allen. sss West
Eleventh.
Alonzo and George white. 1873 West
Twenty-sixth
Chester and Edna Thomas, Methodist
Earl and Elizabeth Fulkerson. Method
list hospital.
PORES and Evelyn Jackson, Methodist
Francis and Grace Bennett Methodist
Thomas and Rose Barnard, Methodist
hospital.
Frank and Theodosis schlsgel, Methodist
Bnrneil and Martha curlsss, Methodist
hospital
Dale and Helen Kennedy 1911 Morgan.
Virl and Nettie Zehrer. 1910 Adams.
GILBERT and Christina Ecer. 81. Vincents
Arthur and Mabel Clark. sis Union.
Charles and Edna Smith. 2fzS South
California.
speed and wanedyth Bass siss Ellen
Leonard and Willie MiIum. 1877 West
Ohio.
Jessie and Ora King. 1874 West Min
neHota
Carl and JOY Thomas. 2sl7 Eastern.
Philip and lilly Harris. So West
Eleventh.
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New York Curb Market
C5y Thomson a McKinnonl
MARRIAGE Licenses

Abe A. Goldsmith. 3. Of io77 Union
street, bookkeeper. and Florence II. Smith.
II. OF 2Sfi North Capitol avenue.
samuel kspian. %. OF 1918 Ruckie street.
insurance agent and Anna Marie Gran
~ OF zffo North Meridian street
James Campton. 20. OF 2f21 Massachu-
sets avenue lumber worker. and Margaret
Irene GoSS. ~. Of 1901 Blaine avenue
Noel z. Plunkett. IS OF los North Edge
hin road gardner. and Hildegarc Steiner.
20. OF r r. 2. Box 356. Stenographer.
Joseph p. Waiiisch. IS. OF 33O6 Perkins
avenue. Cincinnati. salesman. and Camelie
Boiler. -. OF r. R. O. Box 7S7.
Paul Hess. 81. OF IS East Regent. cab
driver. and Myrtle Z. jackson. IS. Of 1891
Lexington avenue. nurse.
Dallas Fuller. Al OF Upton. cream buyer
and Vivian Noon. y, Of 37o6 Orchard ave-
nue.
Kenneth c. Lewis. al. OF 1903 South
Persbing avenue. interior decorator. and
Julia Ruth Crouch. 70. OF 1850 South Bel
month avenue. store clerk.
Charles NJ. Shine. - OF 1880 Tabor
street. clerk. and Tnelma B. Settles. ~. OF
1909 South Meridian street Inspector
Richard r Weidler. ST. OF 57o9 Park ave-
nue.. paw teller. and Hazel Felton,. 81. Of
$50 College avenue court house cserk
Joseph A. Barnhizer. -. Of Franklin.
printer. and Helen Louise De Bruler. II. o.
ss3 Park avenue.
Clarence A. Riley. 90, Of 40 North wal
colt street. clerk. and Teresa DoTlores
Norman. ss. Of 1907 East New York
street. clerk.
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Cash Grain.

May Is
The bios for car lots Of grain at the call
OF the indianapolis Board Of Trade. I. o.
D. shipping point, basis 4ilze New York
. Wheat--Strong: No. ] red 4sisa5oi,c:
No 10. red 4sis949iso; No. ? hard 4siEd
=, corn-strong: No. white. 2sisd 2sisc:
No 3 white: 24ls6 25izc: No. 2 yellow,
$50 Is iac: No. 3 yellow. 23is "a 24izc: No,
2 mixed. 7sls074ise; No 3 mixed. 32isa
oats-steady: No white. 1sis6lal.c.
No white. 77isQIsisc' - -
=, Hay-iF. o. b. country points taking
zs,2c or less rates 10 Cincinnati or Loufx-
vlle. Steady No. timothy, STn7 so:
NO 2 timothy. s6d6.5o
-Inspections-
cars. A'Sa'
corn-No. 2 white. car. No v,h,,.
car; No. 5 white. ! car: No. 2 yellow
10 cars No. yellow. cars. Total. "a
oats-No. l white. 2 cars: No. 2 white.
? cars; No. white. "a cars. sample whits'
/ car. Total rs cary 4eu'
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YOUNGSTOWN operations in this
district we're up ! per cent to rs per cent
this week activities were resumed at a
Bessemer plant and six sheet mills.
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New York Stocks
The City
i'm Brief
urnNEsnAY EYENTs

Kiuanis Club. luncheon. Claypool.
Lions Club. luncheon. Washington.
Purdue Alumni Association, luneneon,
Mutual Insurance Association. lunch
ron SEVERN.
iIlsni Club. luncheon. Board Of Trade.
Building Forum. luncheon Arehitees
and Builders building. 80.
spanish Club. dinner, $50, Washing
indiana Funeral Directors Association.
convention all day, Playground
Program OF the annual Speedway
race dinner and meeting of the In
diana section, Society Of Automo-
tive Engineers, to be held at
Thursday night at the SEVERN, VIII
include showing of the motion pic
ture film, Wheel Shimmy," pro-
duced by German scientists. The
film was brought to this country by
the United States bureau Of stand
ards and loaned to the section.
Public lecture on the proposed
thirteen-month calendar will be
given Thursday night by Dean
A. NJ. Haggard Of Drake university,
Des Moines, Ia. at the Third Chris
tan church, Seventeenth street and
Broadway.
Officers will be nominated by the
Lions Club at luncheon Wednes-
day in the Lincoln.
Fountain Square business men
will sponsor a card party for the
benefit of Sunshine Mission this
afternoon and night in the Shelby
furniture store. Ills Shelby street.
Need for loyalty and sacrifice by
citizens in the present govern
mental crisis is as great now as it
was in 1917, James E. Fischer,
chairman Of the speakers bureau
Of the Marion County Association
for Tax Reduction, said in an adj
dress today before the Mercator
Club.
Judgment was withheld today by
Municipal Judge William H. Sheat-
fer in the cases of Rose and Harry
Copeland, 1928 North Capitol av-
enue, charged with blind tiger after
police raided their home May 2,
claiming confiscation of 125 quarts
Of home brew.
c. s. Wikoff, Liberty party candi-
date for United States senator, and
Forrest L. Hackley, state chairman,
will confer with party leaders of
Lake county at Hammond and Gary
Wednesday.
Euchre party will be given tonight
at Compton hall. 2001 Winter ave-
nue.. by women Of Liberty club No.
50.
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-buhs tyc3rhnkS eAciuoeo
Good and choice beefs ....... 5000 3.15
Cutter. common and medium. ASA 500
CALVES AND VEALERS
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
(Shorn BasisJ
...s-Nm nm. ~.mk.f - A.
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CANT0NMENTS URGED
FOR NEEDY FAMILIES

Erection on Infirmary Grounds Pro-
posed by Evansville officials.
BU United Press
EVANSVILLE. Ind. May "a
Erection Of cantonments on Van
derourg county infirmary grounds
to care for destitute families was
recommended to the board of county
commissioners today by James p.
Ensle, county attorney.
The cantonments would ha
equipped with meEs kitchens and
would be operated on the same basis
as army camps during the war.
Ensle pointed out that the county
could operate such a camp at much
less expense than present relisf
methods entail.
The board ordered Edward
Koenemann. county auditor. TO pre-
pare an estimate Of the cost Of
maintaining the camps.
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Wisconsin Central in April reported net
loss Of s272.s47 after taxes and charges
against net loss Of 1884. 726 in April. 1881;
four months net loss amounted to sl,2l6.-
Gao against net loss OF si,322. SOS.
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Euchre party will be given tonight
at Compton hall. 2001 Winter ave-
nue.. by women Of Liberty club Mo.
81
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Other Livestock
Tnifcd Prcss

81 tHifCQ EFfht
CHICAGO. May .-Hogs-Receipts, 40.
to ioc higher: i7o-2lO lbs. So. Soa SIS; top.
50 so: 22o-250 lbs. $500 3.45; 260-3i0 lbs,
s3.1563.30; l4o-i60 lbs, $3.50 SIS; pigs.
lighst. i4o-i60 lbs. good and choice. sails
q $40: light weight 10000 lbs, good and
choice s3.25d $50: medium weights. ZOO
$50 lbs. coed and choice. S3.2S q $50 heavy
e s5 pa aS2So o s92s sad Ss
and good; s2.5oQ3; slaughter pigs. loo,l3o
lbs. good and choice. s3N3.25. Cattle
steers and yearlings active and strong;
spot I0Gi5c higher on better grades:
butcher shte stock uneven. mostly steady;
bulls steady and vealers use or more lower;
tie and vealers. steers. 6oo-90O lbs. good
and choice. ss9Tss; iioo-isoo lbs. GOOD
and choice. s6G7s5 600-l3O0 lbs. common
and medium. s4.25G6: heifcrs 55o-s5o lbs.
good and choice, s5n6; common and me-
dium. S3.75g5; cows. good and choice.
cutter and cutter Sl.5OQ3 bulls (yearlings
excluded good and choice beef 81 .9o64;
cutter 10 medium S2.l5g ESQ; vealers fmilk
fed good and choice. s5g5.75; medium
CT and feeder cattle. steers. 5o0-1o5o lbs.
good and choice. S4.T5a6: common and
mT n cau s2.Soa47s; sheep-Reeeipts.
top. s6.75 paid BY city butchers; bulk ma
tive springers. S5.so@e IS: good 70 choice
old crop clippers. s45oa as; slaughter
sheep and lambs, spring lambs. good and
choice. ssG6.75 medium s566 common
S415; lambs. 20 lbs. down. good and choice
s4.50n5; medium s3.75d4.s0: 9i-i00 lbs
medium to choice s3.50G4.e0: all weights
dunn 70 choice slG AIS; ali weights cull
and common, s0cli.7s.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported 70 police as stolen
belong 70.
Albert Harris, 2477 Central avenue. Essex
coach. 66-956. from Thirty fourth and
Pennsylvania streets
Herbert 2. weckmueileT. i03s South New
JerGey street. Buick coupe ii7-40s frcna
loss South New Jersey street
Donald Carter 1901 Edwards, avenue
Buick sedan. from in front OF 337 Prospect
street
John Newhouse. 1919 South East street.
Perry stadium
Clarcene Oliver. 1851 spsnn avenue. Ford
touring. from WooolsVn avenue and Laurel
street.
Calvin smulyan 1851 South CAPITOL ave-
nue., Buick sedan. from wilkins street and
Capital avenue
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TavIor Heads Post

The newly organized aviation post
No III Of the American Legion
elected Major Richard F. Taylor.
commanding officer Of the 18th OBJ
Servation squadron. Indiana nation
Al guard. as commander of the post
Monday night Al Stout field. Mars
hill.
. Lieutenant Stanton Smith OF #.
Harrison vas elected first vice-com-
mander: Lieutenant Howard II.
Maxwell. second vice commander;
Sergeant John c. Hanson, adjutant:
Lieutenant Cecil F. Reynolds,
finance officer: Charles E. Brown.
chaplain. and John II. Dearborn,
sergeant al arms.
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Public lecture on the proposed

thirteen-month calendar will be
given Thursday night by Dean
A. NJ. Haggard Of Drake university,
Des Moines. Ia. at the Third Chris
tan church, Seventeenth street and
Broadway.
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Eden Richardson. :. Riley hospital. To-
bar pneumonia.
Elizabeth wheat. -. 1854 East Kelly.
bronchial pneumonia
Lora sprague. 81. III East Fifty-nrst
arfhritiE.
Anna Sweeney. IS Central Indiana hos
pital cerebral apoplexy.
obediah smith. "a. siIs Cornell. angina
pect0ris.
julia Barbara Parsons. 80. 1914 East YER
mont. ureruta-
Martha J. Mclaughlin. az. ass East Nc
Carly. cerebral hemorrhage.
Clara B. Ditzler 81. 100 # Wayne. acute
myocarditiE.
Nita Kelso. 5. Riley hospital. broncho
pneumonia.
Ruth z. Craig. Is. city hospital. hypo-
static pneumonia
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Following is the explanation Of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Mondays Times:
Terry McGOvern - Terry Nc
Govern won the bantamweight
title on Sept. u, 1899, by knock
ing out Pedlar Palmer of Eng
land in one round at Hartford,
Conn. On June %, 1900, he
whipped George Dixon in eight
rounds at New York for the feath-
erweight title. A few weeks later,
on July Is, 1900, he knocked out
the lightweight champion, Frank
Emo, in three rounds, though the
title was not at stake.
Those victories we're. all accom-
plished within one year and be-
fore McGovern was old enough to
vote-his birthdate being March
8, 1880.
The Island of the Sad Day
Such is the name of the island Of
Tokaboko, named Pappenburg by
the original Dutch settlers in ia
pan. My caption commentaries
the sad day in 1920 when the
Japanese persecution of rising
Christianity eliminated in the last
10000 converts to Catholicism be-
ing driven to the top Of the is
land rising out Of the ocean to
a height of 200 feet. Summoned
to renounce their Catholic faith,
the 10000 martyrs declared that
they preferred death to apostasy,
and were driven of the edge of
the precipice at the point Of the
Tycoon soldiers spears, to perish
in the sea.
The Invention of the "Y"-Pa-
lamades of Euboea, the ancient
inventor of chess. also is the in
ventor of the letter ~" Accord
ing to his own version, the form
of the new letter was suggested
to him by the fight formation Of
cranes.
Wednesday: A Single Flower
Cost $4,000.
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c. s. Wikoff. Liberty party candi-
date for United States senator, and
Forrest L. Hackley, state chairman,
will confer with party leaders of
Lake county at Hammond and Gary
Wednesday.
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DETROIT-April sales OF REQ COM
mercial trucks in IS states we're reported
SIS per cent ahead Of April. 1881.
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CHICAGO-Steel mill operations in tn
Chicago district continued steady At be
tween 30 and IS per cent Of capacity be
cause OF good business from the aut'
makers
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weather conditions at 9 a. m:
South southwest wind. II miles
an hour: temperature. "a; baromet-
ric pressure, 3012 at sea level; CELL
ing clear. unlimited: visibility. 20
miles: field. being moved.
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Foreign Exchange
BY James T Hamiil & CO..
Mnr IL
other Livestock

WW WTTfW TTFEF
PITTSBURGH Nav 24-HogS- Receipts.
500. market. slow. but steady 70 Sc high
"a sof5s 70. 2so-s0o lbs. Ss20m345: 100
is0 ma. s3250s.T0 packing sows. s2d so.
Cattie-Receiuts. Il. market. nominal Z;
medium 70 good steers, quoted SsH6 .oO:
rows. ssna2S. lower grade down TO 81 50
or less. calves. receipts. 21S: market
steady: better grade veslcrs. 50 down
Shrer-Receipts. 800. market. ly
quoted steady. good and choice spring
far1bs. $3.50 $50. shorn lambs. S4-zot.
-. GOOD wetherz. s. 50 downward.
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CINCINNATI. o.. Nav 74.-Hors-Rr-
eelots. 500. including $50 direct: held
over. $50: about steady with soma veal
oetter grade 1920 lbs. s5.45H SIS. most
ss,S3 on 40 lbs. down; sou1e 75S-175
.os-. Sssls4 81. i2o-l50 his $3.50. few
caves 500 sunplv very light: a few scat
sered sales about steady: some common 70
nselnm steers and helferS. 81 500 s. So.
ward % IS. beef COWS. t3G37s. a few "a.
sog cutters and cutters Si50da Is. 4 fee
oalls- $50 down: veaiers. fully steady Ia
over grades $50 down. Sheeo-Recest Is
100 about steady. better Grade lambs.
So-tSN4 mostly. Severa lots Of choice
eto1nc- Sf-zo. common and medium s. SO
-. best medium % 20 $50 palmer
throwouts downward 70 81: fat seed ewes
mostly 81 Gl.5o..
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ByUnitcd Press

CLEVELAND. o.. May Butter-Ex-
trss. ale: standards. lie; market. steady.
Ezgs-Extrs hrsts. i2c: current receipts.
iffsc. Poultry-Heavy fowls $50 Ice: me-
dunn fowls. $50 lie: leghorn fowls, lag &c:
heavy broilers. ala 23c: leghorn brG<iers
i7G Ice. ducks. l2Hi4c: old cocks Zoe:
geese. Sc; market steady. Potatoes Ohio
and New York. Pennsylvania. 50n6S4 DER
frShel Maine Green Mountain. best mostly
$1,000 as few high as ST. per 10 ID
sack: Idaho Russell large sized. St-soa
i.sS per 100 10. sack
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Plumbing Permits

The Bassett Company. 1875 West
Michigan. three fixtures.
q A Johnson as West Forty-hrst St.
q. A. johnson. n East lows. three
a. somers. ssi Indiana Avenue. three
j schmidt. i7o6 Naomi two fixtures
Harry KEEL 100 Perry. three fixtures
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TOLEDO. May 73-cash grain close:
Grain in elevators. transit billing. Wheat.
No. red. 6id62c:. Corn-No. 2 yellow
s. "a So &c. Oats-No. ? white 26isI
2Iisc. Rye-No 2. 46eI47c. Track prices.
No. ] red. ic premium No 4 red. ism3
discount: No. red. 2is64c discount.
Corn-No. yellow. 3iG3iiac: No : vel
low. 800 30 &c. Oats-No. 2 white 73f,ff
2fisc No. 3 white. 22isG 23isc Clover
Prime. 50. Alsyke-Cash. ss.75. Butter
Fancy creamery prints. &c. Eggs-Extras.
lOi7nllc. Hsy-Timothy. per cwt. soc
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pay roll subsequently. it was announced.
CHICAGo-w. =. Hall Printing Com
pany added 800 workers TO the pay roll,
and announced that between sac and
1000 more will be put Ia work by July l.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.-After six months
Of operations on 5-day week. Stutz
motors has enough orders on hand 70 go
on a 6-day basis. Z. S. GorreH, president
Of the company, said.
YOUNGSTOwN-Stee operations in this
district we're up ! per cent to rs per cent
this week as activities were resumed at q
Bessemer plant and six sheet mills.
SAN FRANCISCO - Rising gasoline
sales we're reflected In the state, report
showing 117,07S.6il gallons Of taxable
gasoline we're sold in California during
April. compared with lis, sso,7es gallons
in March.
DETRoIT-Aprfl sales Of REQ COM
mercial trucks in IS states we're reported
SIS per cent ahead Of April, 1891.
cHIcAGo-stesl mill operations in the
Chicago district continued steady At be-
tween 30 and rs per cent Of capacity be-
cause Of good business from the auto
makers
LANSING, Mich.-Miehigsn Electric
power Company reported net income for
the year ended March 81. totaIed Se75.-
$40. against S209.5ss in the preceding
fiscal year.
LOS ANGELES Balance Of the Southern
California Edison Company for the first
four months Of the year was reported at
s5.595. 026. against s5.576.00i in the cor
responding period OF 1891 and s5,327,6 $40
in 1880.
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CINCINNATI. o.. Nav 24-ButteS pack
inc stock No. 2. ioc: No. 3. Sc: hhtterfat.
100 i4c. Eggs-Firm: cases including extra
frsts. l2c: seconds. ioc: nearby angraded.
i2c. Live noultrv-Thin and coarse stock
sells only ~ heavy discount. fowls lbs.
and over. l3c: lbs. and over. i3c: lbs.
and over. l3e. -LeEhorns. lbs. and over.
and over. isc: IL lbs. and over zoe: ?
lbs. end over. Ale: frvers. 3 lbs and over.
73c: partly feathered i5c: LeRhorn broil-
ers To- and over nc: IL lbs and over,
iec: 2 lbs. and over ale. black gpringers
lac. ducks under 3 lbs. sell at liberal con-
der lbs. &c: colored lbs and over
i0c: under lbs. SC. spring ducks. white.
lbs and over l5c: under lbs. 10c:
lbs. i0c: guineas. lie: turkeys No. hens,
lbs. iSc Young Toms No. l. 10 lbs. and
over iSc
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TOLEDO. o. MAY 24-Hogs-R Receipts.
ss5. u.aIket. f0a isc lower: top. 81 .5ofi ;.
rTf,-fi - eSTz75. bulk. 81 IS p 3.3S. pigs.
s3sf5io. lights. ss15i0. roughs. s7d7 Is.
C.ttis- Receipts. 50. market. slow; calves.
rrrripts light. market. STEADY. sheen
and tauhS-Receiptx light market. steady,
snrinE limbs k5al6.IS.
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Net Changes
BrUnifed Pre-.

81 rifcd Press
NEW YORK. May 23.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded in today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow.
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CHICAGO. May 24.-Egzs - Market.
steady: receipts. 25.o5s cases; extra frsts.
i2izn 13ise; tirsts. 12Gi2isc; current re-
ceipts. 1idlisc: seconds. i0c. Butter
Market. unsettled: receipts. 1882 tubs;
extras. tic: extra frsts. l6d l6iac: firsts,
l5@l5isc: seconds. l4Gl4i2c. standards.
tic. Poultry-Market. firm; receipts no
horns. lac: ducks. l0G l2c; geese. SC; tur-
keys. i2H i5c: ROSTERS. &c: broilers ie0
24c; Leghorn broilers. 156 tic: stays. II
Cheese-Twins. i0@ i0izc: young Americas
10346i lie. Potatoes-On track. 24s: arri-
walls, IL; shipments. $40; market. dull and
weak 10 firm: Wisconsin whites, s5I 90c;
Minnesota coblbers S5c: Idaho russets
Si.l5N i.2S: Alabama and Louisiana tri-
umphs. s2.75@3: Texas triumphs. s2s0G
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STOCK SHARES
SELL DOWN IN
SLOW SESSION
Downturn in Grains Signal
for Sales Throughout
List.
Average Stock Prices

Average ~ thirty indusfrlsls foT Mon
dav 81 81 ~ o.. Average 81 twenty rails
~ -. 81 is Average Of twenty utilities
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Produce Markets

Delivered IN indianapolis prices; Hens,
heavy breeds lie: Leghorn hens. DC.
broilers. colored springers. lbs and up.
lie; Ia 10 lbs, l3c; bareback and part
ly feathered. i0c: leghorn and black. Ia
lbs and up. 12c; cocks and stays. Sc: leg
horn cocks. &c. Ducks. large white. fun
feathered and fat, &c; small SC. Geese,
full feathered and fat. SC. Young and
OLD guineas. i5c. Eggs No. l current re-
ceipts. i0c Butter-2l m22c: under
grades. 1870 igc. Butterfat-i5c These
prices for healthy stock free from feed.
BY the Wadlev Company.
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United States in week ended Nav Il,
totaled 22is 1862 barrels. a decrease Of
eordinE to Oil and Gas Journal.
Minneapolis. ST. Paul 4 s. $. Marine.
excluding Wisconsin Central reported net
loss in April amounting to S445.61s after
taxes and charges. against net loss Of
sS5T.e27 in April. 1881: four months net
loss totaIed S2.fS5.S3s against net in
come of sl.S94.s6s
wisconsin Central in April reported net
loss Of s272; 847 after taxes and charges.
four months net loss amounted to sl,2Is-
Gao against net loss OF si.322.66o
Sugar melt Of fourteen United states re-
finers from Jan. / to Nav Il. totaled 1870
600 long tons. against i.500. 900 in Like
long tons. against l.315.00o a year ago.
National Power and Light in twelve
months ended March ~. earned Si.sS a
common share. against Sl.sI in previous
twelve months.
Humble Oil and Refining. compeny. de;
clared the regular quarterly dividend OF
so cents. PAYABLE July !. OF record June l.
New England Fuel oil Corporation de-
clared q houidating dividend Of Is cents
on capital stock. payable MAY %, Of rec
ord Nav 90
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company declared the regular quarterly
dividend CT sl.i2. payable July l, Of record
June IS.
International Railways Of Central
America in April reported balance before
fixed charges Of sees. ISL. against s225.322
in April, 1881; four months amounted TO
S32i.423, against 81 10, 300.
Chicago Northwestern loadinrs in first
twenty-one DAYS of MAY totaled so 500
cars. against SO. 467 in like 1881 period.
Western Pacific in April showed net OPP
Grating deficit amounting to S32. 5l1.
against deficit Of s1se.745 in April. 1881:
four months deficit s424,6 4S in nrst four
months OF 1881.
coIorox Chemical Company declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of 50
cents, payable July I. of record June TO-
San Joaquin Light and Power and sub
salaries in April report net profit Of s24
40. against 1922. OF in April. 1881. and
four months deficit OF $500. 645 against
net profit Of $2ss,544 in first four months
Of 1881.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-24
Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paving 47c for
No. red wheat and 47c for No. haro
wheat.