Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1932 Edition 02 — Page 11

MAY 28, 1032

SH9M& PAR

THE second suest day of the season was held by Highland Country Club women Friday. More than thirty players turned out for action. The Highland women will; hold guest day on the last Friday of each month, according to Mrs. C. H MoCaskey, chairman of the golf committee, but the June date Is uncertain because the city tournament, June 20-24. falls in that week. The date will be announced later. a a a M.# Helen Rrnbrldff. orominent Terre Hjn( plater. omr tfr Fridx to raptor# low imu honors sn<t flrat prim for thr (anti. Another T#rr Hants plater. Mr*, i Charts* Dauthsrtr. raptured ths tow nsl j honors. Mlm ftenbrldae had a M and Mrs. Daurhrrtv St. Mra. Katnh Hood of Meridian Hill* captured second ruest prise In the cross division with lilS while Mrs. C. It. Durham of Meridian Hills took second net price with 86. a a a For th# home girls Mrs McCas&ey | fired the low gross score of the day, 3s. while Mary Gorham came in second with i 96 Mr Everett Agnew had iow net tor | the local*, a snappy 76. tour strokes ' better than Mrs Frank Mills with an 80. j Next Friday the Highland Club players will engage in a one-day match play tournament. a a a AS enthusiastic crowd turned out for the Indianapolis Public Links Association smoker in the Flep Savings and Trust Men's , Club rooms Friday night. Plans were perfected for the public links tournaments during the next tats months to determine the six-man team to represent Indianapolis at Louisville in July in the national public links play and also the j tournament that will determine the city public links champion. a a a First of at! it should he realised that l enter the local tournament one must have entrv In hs June .V That Is a national rule set down b the t nited States Golf Association. Entry blanks ran hr obtained from the tlrkel seller at anr public ronrse The enlrc fee for the local event will hr SI ’•*. hut thr park board hav waived the green fees, so in realitv it cost# ! nothinr to enter when it is takr/t Into con- [ slderatlon most of the platers who do enter prohahlv would be paving to plar those davs anvwar. a a a I' la Imperative to remember the entry ; dead line June 5 There are seven other [ date* tha - are important, however. The l six man team to represent the city at j Louisville will be the tix players with the | lowest gre - s scores 111 the flfty-four holes tournament to be held on June 18 at South | Gro - . e, June 38 at Pleasant Run and June 38 at Riverside There will be several | prizes for low gross and low net scores, j hut the six lowest will form the team unless there is a withdrawal or disqualification. a a a THE sixteen players with the lowest score in the fifty-four-hole tournament will be paired up for match play to determine the city public links champion. The repre- j acntanves of the different courses I drew - by lot Friday night to determine where the matches will be held and the results were as follows • First round matches will be held at Sarah Shank course on Saturday July 3. The second round will be held Sunday July 3 at South Grove. This will reduce thr field to four, and the two semi-final matches will be held on July 9 at Riverside with the finals on Sunday July 10 at Pleasant Run. This will determine the citv champion before the team leaves for Louisville to compete in the national play July 19-23 Don't forget to get your entry : blank in early. The deadline U June S. j a a a The nlavers in attendance at the meet- | ins Friday nicht cave a standing vote of : appreciation to the park board for thr imnruvrmrnt nude on municipal courses durinc the past year. Thev agreed the I greens are In fine shape and that the consistent low and improved scores being shot Is verification that the placers have improved their games. DANVILLE TRIPS I. C. By Timet Special DANVILLE, Ind.. May 28. ; Blanda's eleventh inning single after j Dmitro't single and a passed ball give Central Normal a 9-to-8 triumph over Indiana Central nine here Friday. Davis, Danvilie hurler, allowed but six hits, fanned six Greyhounds and hit a homer. Swan of the losers allowed eieht hits. Each team committed five errors. I. U. TRACK FAVORITE By Timet Special BLOOMINGTON. Ind., May 28 Indiana's high-powered track team was an overwhelming favorite to! capture title honors in the annual; Hoosier intercollegiate carnival here today. Butler and Purdue, with several individual stars, and De Pauw, little state champion, with a wellbalanced team, were expected to score many points. Notre Dame, 1931, champion, did not defend Its laurels due to a dual met arranged with Army more than a year ago. REDMAN LOSES TITLE By Timet Special TERRE HAUTE. Ind.. May 28. Indiana's heavyweight fistic crown belonged to Tiger Jack Fox, Indianapolis Negro, today. He knocked out Jack Rodman, South Bend Negro. in two minutes and twenty ' seconds of the flrst round here Tuesday night. Fox landed a hard right to the chin and Rodman took a nine count. He staggered up, but fell back without being hit, and was counted out. KAYE DON QUITS By Timet Special GARDONE, Italy, May 28— Disappointed because his new boat, Miss England in. could not reach record speed, Kaye Dcrti, noted British pilot, has abandoned his 1 attempt to crack Gar Wood's 111.712 * world's record. MANUAL RAPS TECH Froelich's three-hit pitching gave Manual high school a 10 to 1 tri-I umph over Tech in the final tilt of the season Friday. The south side southpaw was given fine support, j Wmnefleld and Barnes worked on the Tech slab. BLUE NUTTERS UNBEATEN Winning three of the five singles encounters and both doubles matches. Short ridge high school's unbeaten tennis team turned in its; ninth triumph Friday, beating Tech. sto 2. It was the final match for j the Blue squad. PAUL, LA BARBA SIGN By United Prett LOS ANGELES, May 28 —Tommy Paul, victor in the recent Detroit featherweight tournament and National Boxing Association champion, j has b*rn signed to meet Fidel La ! Barba here June 14, it was an- j ■OI'RN BRITISH CAPTAIN By Timet Special ST. ANDREWS. Scotland. May 28—T. A Bourn was named today as captain cf the British Walker cup golf team which w.ll battle the United States' squad soon. j

STOCKS CLOSE STEADY AFTER INITIAL SLUMP Break in Cities Service Issues Unsettles List for a Time.

Average Stock Prices

Aver**# of tbirtv Industrial* for Friday 47 t 7. off 2 S3. Aierage of twenty ratU is 37. off 57 Average of twenty utilities 19 <M. Average of foty bonds 87 94. off .54. BY ELMER C. WALZER 1 sited Preas Financial F.dltor NEW YORK, May 28 - Stocks steadied after a further sellofi in the early trading carried all the averages into new bear market lows. The close was irregular with several issues still very weak. According to preliminary calculation, the Dow, Jones <fc Company industrial average stood at 47.69, up (IS* points, railroad average at 15.27. off 0.10 points and the utility average at 19.12. up 0.08 points. Sales totaled 675,473 shares, compared with 305.170 shares last Saturday. Aggregate market value of ten leading stocks was $4,296,887,385 against $4,309,014,956 Friday, a decline of $11,127,571. New Lows Made Curb stocks and issues on the Chicago Stock Exchange were unsettled by breaks in all the Cities Service Company issues following omission of their dividends and those of their subsidiaries. Death of Edward F. Swift set off selling in the Swjft issues on those markets also. The Cities Service group registered losses ranging to 20 points, and all of them made new lows. Stocks were able to overcome difficulties mentioned above and also to override the effects of the reduction to 40 cents annually in the General Electric dividend. The latter stock was dumped on the market in large blocks in the early trading after an initial sale involving 10,000 shares at. 9, off 1 point and anew low for the present shares. Steel common and American Can managed to keep above their bear market low’s, but many leaders, including American Telephone, were not as fortunate. Steel came back from 26' 2 to 27'#, up N at the latter price and maintained a steady tone. Utilities Firm Up Small gains were made nfter early lossej by Allied Chemical, Auburn Auto, Westinghouse Electric Dupont and J. I. Case. Pan-American Petroleum and Transport B soared nearly 3 points to 34. within a fraction of its high for the year. Utilities were unsettled in the early trading in selling, which carried the leaders into new low ground. They rallied with the general list. Rails also steadied after early liquidation. Cotton and wheat eased slightly and bonds were definitely lower with railroad issues under pressure. A feature outside the financial and commodity markets was strength in sterling, which was ascribed to switching by Japanese from dollars into pounds. The yen held strong, indicating that purchase of pounds did not involve sale of yen.

Bank Clearings

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT May 20Clearings * 1.623 000.00 Debit# 4.276.000 00 Clearings for week 10.831.000 00 Debils lor week 27,656,000 00 TREASIKV STATEMENT —May 28 Net Balance for Mav 26 .. .$415,579 800 82 Expenditures 15 858.375 66 Custom* reels, month to dale 15,700.433.33

Foreign Exchange

(Bv James T. Hamill A Cos.) - Mav 21- , _ Open. CloseSterling. England 3 69’# 3.71'# Franc. Franc 0395.0395 Lire. Italy 0514 .0514 Franc. Belgium 1402 .1402 Mark Germany 2376 .2375 Guilder. Holland .4056 .4058 Peseta. Spain 0826 .0826'i Krone. Norwav 1840 .1844 Krone Denmark 7020 .3020 Yen. Japan 3188 .3175

New York Bank Stocks

■Bv Thomson and McKinnon. Mav 38Bid. Ask. Bankers 36'# 38 A# Brooklvn Trust 127 142 Central Hanover 66Vi 90'i Chase National 22’a 24'a Chemical 37 29 Citv National 26 28 Corn Exchange 3740'# Commercial 09 107 Continental 10'a 12* a .Empire 14'g 16Vi First National 885 985 Guarantv 179'.* 184's Irving 12’# 13'# Manhatten A Cos 16 18 Manufacutrers 17'# 191% New York Trust 57 60 Public 17'* 19'.*

Net Changes

By United Prett NEW YORK. May 28 —Closing prices and net changes on principal stocks traded today on the New York Stock Exchange follow: Up. Off. Allied Chemical 80* ti ... American Can 36 American Telephone 91'* ... V# Atchison 25'# ' ... Auburn 3S* 15# ... Bethlehem Steel 105, ... 5* Caae 195* ' ... Chrvaler 6 S ... Consolidated Gas 39'* ... *# Consolidated Oit 4'# Du Pont 27'a S ... General Electric 9' ... ‘# Genera! Motors 9', i* ... , Internationa; Telephone .. 2’. | Loews Inc 16 ... ’* I Lorillard 9S Montgomery Ward 4 ... > N Y Central 10W S ... North American 15 T ANARUS, '# ... Pennsylvania 8 ft, ... Public Service 36* 5* ... Radio 3'# Sears Roebuck 15> \* ... Standard Gas * v, ... Standard Oil N J 24 Vk ... Transamenca 2H ... ... Union Carbide 17 Union Pacific 37' * U S Steel 27*# '% ... Weatinghouae El , 19N ’# ... Woolworth 26 ... 5j

Marts Closed By United Pr< tt CHICAGO. May 28 All American grain, commodity and stock markets will be closed Monday, Memorial day. All Chicago markets, including the Livestock Exchange, will be closed. Only the New Orleans cotton market and Winnipeg and Liverpool markets will be open.

New York Stocks "" Thomson * McKinnon*

By United Prett NEW YORK. May 28— -Sales on ; the New York Btock Exchange today totaled 700,000 shares. Curb stock sales were 170,000 shares. —May 38— Railroads— Prev. High. Law dote clot* Atchison 24 \ 35 'a 3># At! Coast Lina 10 Balt St Ohio ... 4% N 4*t# 4# Chen* A 0hi0... m 11’. 13 127# Chesa Corp 7 Can Pac •< B'. 7’* Chi Grt West... . ... l's... Chi N West S’# 2’# 2N 24 C R I A P 31* Del L * W 10 ! 10 Del A Hudson .. 45 44 44 48 Erie Ist pfd 3’* 3 35* 3 Ot Northern ... S* s’* s'# 5V# Illinois Centrsl.. 8 IS SS Lou * Nash ... 85* BV. B‘# S'# M K * T I’* 1> l'a IV* Mo Pacific 15a Mo Pacific pfd ... 33 N Y Central ... IOVa 914 1014 ... NY NH A H 6*4 6*4 Nor Pacific 854 544 6'* s’a Norfolk A West 68 66', 66'# 68 OkW t s* Pere Marq 3'a ... Penaylvania ... 8 7Vi 8 ... Reading 15 ! So Pacific 8 7N 75a 774 Southern Rv.... 34 3 34 ... St Paul 1 r St Paul pfd 154 14 14 14 St L S 8 F 5* * Union Pacific... 374 36 *7l# 37 Wabash 15a 1 W Maryland 14 14 14 154 Equlpmrnt*— Am Car A Fdy 34 34 Am Locomotive.. 5 44 4V 5 Am Bteel Fd 34 34 Am Airbrake Sh 74 6*. Gen Am Tank... ill* 11 11*4 ... Genera! Elec 94 9 94 10 Oen Ry Signal.. 9 854 84 9 Lima Loco 10 94 10 Pullman 124 114 124 114 Vestingh Atrb.. 10 94 10 10 Westlngh Elec.. 30 184 1194 194 Rubber*— Firestone 114 114 114 114 Goodrich 25* 24 24 25* Goodyear 84 55a 6 64 Kelly Sprgfld ... 4 4 Lee Rubber ... ... 24 U S Rubber 274 24 25* 2 4 Molars— Auburn 34 314 335* 3151 Chrysler 6 54 6 54 General Motor*.. 94 94 94 94 Graham-Paige... 14 1 14 1 Hudson 3 5* 35* Hupp ... 14 14 Mack 12 Vi 12 124 12 5* Nash 9' 9 9 9 Packard 24 2 33 Peerless 14 Reo 14 14 Studebaker .... 3 34 33 White Mot ... 74 ... Yellow Truck ... 14 17# 14 14 Motor Access— Am Bosch 3'* ... Bendix Aviation 44 44 44 ... Borg Warner ... 34 34 34 34 Briggs 4 34 4 34 i Bund W’heel 14 15a i Eaton .. 34 34 3% ... i El Auto Lite ... 10 V 94 94 El Storage B 17 17 : Haves Body 5* Houda t. 154 14 154 14 Motor Wheel 24 ; Murray Body 34 24 Sparks-W 14 1 1 I'/* Stewart Warner 2 3 Timkln Roll 124 1214 Mining— Am Smelt 64 8 84 64 Am Zinc 14 Anaconda Cop .. 34 34 .Vi 4 Alanka Jun 94 9 s * 9’# 10 Cal A Hecla ... 94 94 94 ... Cerro de Paaco . 44 4 44 4*4 Dome Mines .... 94 95a 9'* 9V Freeport Texas.. 104 104 104 115. Granby Corp 24 24 Great Nor Ore 6*4 64 Homestake Mtn. 123 | Int Nickel 45* 354 44 34 j Inspiration 1 1 Kennecott Cop . 5*4 54 54 54 Magma Cop 41a ! Miami Copper 15* 14 j Nev Con* 4 24 34 24 24 ! Noranda 124 13 12V# 125* | Texas Gul Sul .. 144 134 14 134 U 6 Smelt 114 11 11 U 4 Oil*— Amerada lfi'4 14 Atl Refining .... 104 105* 104 104 Barnsdall 44 4 44 4'# Sbd Oil 8 74 Mid Conti 44 45* 44 44 Ohio Oil 74 74 74 75* Pan Amer <B).. 34 314 34 Jls Phillips 35* 34 3% 4 Prairie Pipe 84 65* Pure Oil 35* 34 Royal Dutch 154 15 154 155. Shell Un 3 24 3 24 Simms Pt 3\ .. Con* Oil 44 45a 45a 4'4 Skellv 3 35, Standard of Cal 174 1754 174 18 Standard of NJ 34 23 4 24 235* Soc Vac 754 64 7 74 Texas Cos ...... 104 10 10 104 Union Oil .: 04 Steels— Am Roll Mills.. 35* 3‘* 3*4 34 Bethlehem 10*# 104 104 104 Brers A M 74 74 74 74 Inland 125# ... McKeesport Tin 3154 31 315* 31 Midland 25* 254 Renub I t S 2 3 U S Steel 274 264 27 4 264 Vanadium .... 6 54 55* 6 Tobaccos— Am Tob 1A) new 46 46 48 474 Am Tob (B) new 514 494 514 614* Con Cigars 7 Lie A Myers B 361* 35 365* 365* Lorillard 94 Reynolds T0b.... 27 4 37*4 37 4 275a Utilities— Abltlbl 1 Adams Exp 2 3 Am For Pwr.... 25* 2'i 24 2S Am Pwr 8c 1,4.... 4*# 45* 44 ATA- T 92 SO** 914 92 Cos! Gas A El 85i 54 65* 6 Com A Sou 24 2 2 2 , Con# Gas 40 38 4 39 4 40 El Pwr A LI 34 34 34 34 1 ! Gen Gas lA) 8 4 tntl TAT 24 24 34 34 1 Lou Gas AEI 145* 14 144 145* ! Natl Pwr A L 1... 94 84 94 84 jNo Amer Cos 154 144 154 154 I Pac Gas A E 1... 20 194 194 20 ! Pub Serv N J... 37 4 35 4 364 3654 So Col Edison... 18 175* 174 184 Std O A El 94 84 9V 94 United Corp .... 44 44 44 44 Un Gas Imp 134 134 134# 135* Ut Pwr A L A.. IV 14 14 14 West Union .... 184 18 184 1854 Shipping— Am Inti Corp.... 24 24 34 9 N Y Ship ~ ... $ 3 United Fruit.... 14 I*4 134 14 Food*— Am Sugar 18 18 18 15 1 Armour iA> .4 , Beechnut Pkg *1 *1 ' Can Drv 84 Si 64 7 | Childs Cos 3 ! Coca Cola 914 894 914 904 Cont Baking A 3V* Corn Prod 305* 29 30 4 29V* Crm Wheat M Cudahy Pkg 204 304 i Cuban Am Sug 5* Gen Foods 33*/* 214 214 325* I Grand Union 34 ... 1 Hershev ........ 505* 50 504 ... Jewel tea 17 164 164 164 Kroger 104 104 10*# 104 Nat Biscuit 30 28'* 294 39 ! Natl Dairv 16 154 16 15** ; Purity Bak 5 44 5 44 ; Plllsbury 134 12 12 134 Safewav St 39 37 4 38 4 38 I Std Brands 10 94 94 9V Drugs— Coty Inc 14 3 Drug Inc 37 4 364 37'* 384 Lambert Cos .... 30 4 30 30 30V* Lehn A Fink ... 94 95* 95* 9 Industrials— Am Raditor 34 34 Bush Term 44 Certalnteed ... 1 1 Gen Asphalt 75* 7 Lehigh Port 4 Otis Elev 104 104 104 114 Indus Che ms— Air Red 37 36 37 364 Allied Chem 61 49 4 504 505* Com Solv 44 35* 44 44 Dupont 274 36 37 4 264 Union Carb .... 17 184 17 17 U S Ind Alco ... 145* 13 144 134 Retail Stores— Dry- Gds.. 14 35* 34 *4 Olmbel Bros I'* l K/esge S S 84 84 84 84 May D Store 11 11 Mont Ward .... 44 4 4 44 Pewnny J C .... 18 14V* 154 165a Schulte Ret St 1 Sears Roe 154 144 1554 15 Woolworth 365* 354 38 364 Amusements— Eastman Kod .. 41 40 41 4054 Fox Film A 14 15* 114 14 Grigsby Gru % a* Loews Inc 165* 16 16 164 Param Fam .... 14 14 15* I** Radio Corp .... 2’s 34 34 24 R K O ... 1% Warner Bros ... 1 j Miscellaneous— i Citv Ice A Fu 15 l * Congoleum ... 75* 75* Proc A Gam ... 27** 27 274 27'* I Allis Chal 5 44 5 44 I Ain Can 38 V 35 36 354 J I Case 19*# 184 194 19'. Cont Can 304 30 204 204 Curtiss W’r ... 1 4 4 7* Gillette SR... 13>* 134 134 134 Gold Dust 94 94 9*, 95* Int Harr 164 154 184 i Int Bus M 664 664 684 664 Real Silk 33 Un Arelt 75, 64 7 74

New York Curb Market

ißv Thomson A McKinnon) —Mav 36 Close Cloae Alum Cos of Am 33' Oulf Oil 29 Am Cvanamid. 2Vi Humble Oil ... 36'# Am Gas A Elec 17** Hvdro Elec ... 4*# Am Lt A Trac. 13'. Int Super 4S A mSuo Pwr... 1A Int Pet B’a Ark Gas A *v Mt Prod 2’-* Asa G & Elec . lVNewmont Min .. S'j Bra Pwr A Lt. 7S N*t Bond A Sh. 18*# Car. Marc '•# Nia Hud Pwr 3*# Cities Service IS Niles H Con* Gas of Bit 44# Penroad I*# Cord IS St Reel* Paper. 1* Deer ACo 5 Salt Creek .... 3H Elec Bd A Sb. 05a So Penn Oil ... 13*. Elec Pwr Assn 3 iStd of Ind .... 17 Gen Aviation.. 15* Tr Air Ttan*., l'-i Ford of Caa.. 6 (On Oa* A .... *£ Ford of Eng... 3 Wn Lt 6s Pwr... 3 Goidni'n Sachs. liVUt Pwr •' Ot A6c P Mg* .Ja Fndrs ...... 5.

THE I i. ! ' \APOLIS TIMES

LITTLE CONGE MARKS TREND IN HOG VALUES Cattle and Calves Steady at Previous Levels; Sheep Firm. Little change marked the trend in hog prices this morning at the city 1 yards. The bulk. 100 to 400 pounds, sold for $3.10 to $3 35; early top holding- at the latter figure. Receipts were estimated at 4,500; holdovers were 93. Cattle were quota bly steady, reI ceipts numbering 200. Vealers showed no change. Calf receipts ; were 200. Sheep were steady, the supply mostly unsorted springers selling around $5.50. Receipts were 200. Scarcely enough good and choice hogs were on hand at Chicago to make a market this morning. Scatj tered sales of heavies and packing sows were about steady. Cleanup sales of lighter weights were w-eak to 10 cents lower. Receipts were 6,000, including 5,000 direct. Holdovers were 1,000. Compared with a week ago the cattle market was steady to strong on fed steers and yearlings. Light heifers and mixed j yearlings steady to 25 cents lower, j Receipts were 200. Sheep trading at Chicago today was a nominal affair. Receipts were 5,000. Spring lambs were mostly steady, spots lower. HOGS May. Bulk. Top. Receipts. 31. *3 15® 3.55 83.55 3.000 23. 3 lOe 3 50 3 50 11.000 24. 3 00© 3 35 3.35 10.000 25. 3 00® 3.35 3 35 7.000 26. 300 ft 3.25 3.25 8.000 27. 3.10® 3 35 ” 340 6.500 38. 3.10® 3.35 3.35 4.500 Rsceipl*. 4.500; market. stradT. 1140-1601 Good and choice...* 330 Light Lights—-(l6o-180) Good and choice... 335 —Light Weights—i 180-200) Good and choice... 335 (200-220) Medium and g00d... 3.35 —Medium Weight*— 1220-250) Good and choice... 3.30 ff 335 <250-2901 Medium and g00d... 3.20 Heavy Weight*— (290-350) Good and chotce.... S.lOff 3.20 —Packing 80wa—-(350-5001 Medium and good.. 3 25<9 3.90 1100-130) Slaughter Dtgx 3 25 CATTLE Receipts. TOO; market, steady. Good and choice $ 5.50 0 7 25 Common and medium 3.50® 5.50 r 1.100-1,8001 Good and choice 5.7513 7,50 Common and medium 4.50® 5.75 —Heifer*— Good and choice 4.750 6.00 Common and medium 3.25a 4.75 —Cowa— Good and choice 3 500 4.50 Medium 2.75® 3.50 Cull and common 1.50® 2.75 —Bulls (yearlings excluded) Oood and choice beefs 3 00 ® 3.75 Cutter, common and medium.. 2.25® 3.00 CALVES AND YEALEBS Beoelpt*. 300; market, steady. —Verniers— Oood and choice 6 5.000 5.50 Medium 3.50® 5.00 Cull and common 2.00® 3.50 —Calves— Good and choice 3.50® 5.00 Common and medium 3.50® 3.50 —Stocker and Feeder Steers— Oood and choice 4.500 6.00 Common and medium 3.25® 4.50 (600-1.500) Oood and choice 4.50® 6.00 Common and medium 3.35® 4.50 BBEF.P AND LAMBS (Shorn Basis) Receipts. 300; market, steady. Good and choice S 4.50® 5.25 Spring lambs 5.00® 7.00 Common and medium 3.00® 4.50 Ewes, medium and choice .... I.oo® 2.00 Cull and common 50® 1.00 Other Livestock By United Pf-et* CHICAGO, May 28—Hog* Receipt*. 6,000, Including 5,000 direct; scarcely enough good or choice hogs to establish a market, scattered sales heavies and packing sows about steady; cleanup sales lighter weights weak to 10c ana more lower; good 170-210 lbs., 33 2503.30; actual top S3YO with choice grades nominally quotable to $3.40 or above; good to choice 260-290 lb*., 83.1003.15; medium to good 140-160 lbs., 32.65®3.15; packing sows 82.50 @2.75; heavies below *2.40; shippers took 1.000, holdover 1.000. Cattle—Receipts. 200; compared week ago. fed steers and long yearilngs steady to strong; light heifers and mixed yearlings steady to 25c lower; all cows ana butcher heifers showing decline; bulls lost 25c, but vealers gamed 250i50c; Stocker and fedeers more active, fully steady; extreme top. *7.85; practical top *7.50 on weighty bullocks; *7.25 on yearlings; bulk *5.25ftr7 with average cost around *6: best light heifers *6: common light sausage bulls around *2 at close; good to choice 115-150 lb. vealers late *5.5006.50. Sheep—Receipts. 5,000; today’s market nominal; for week ending Friday, 42 doubles from feeding stations, 40,800 direct; spring lambs mostly steady, spots lower; ola crop clipped lambs around 50c higher; woolskins steadv to lower; sheep steady to 25c higher; closing bulk follow, fed clipped lambs. *4.5005; lew *5.25; average weights mjstlv 80-92 lb.; {ood to choice woolskins. t 4.504.75; best 5.10; desirable native ariringers $5.75m 6.35; few *6.40; week's practical top; throwout springers down to *4; shorn ewea *1.2503; few *2.25: California tpring lambs earlier In week *6®6.25. By United Prett PITTSBURGH. Mav 28.—Hogs- Receipts, 900; market. 5c higher; top. *3 75; bulk, 150-310 lbs. butchers. *3 700 3.75; heavy hogs steady at 53.2503.35, 100-140 lbs.. 53.2503.50; packing sows steadv at S2ft 2.50. Cattle—Receipts! 50; market, nominally steady. Calve*—Receipts. 300; market. slow to steadv; bulk good and choice vealers. $4.50 0 5.50: heavy calves $5 downward. Sheep—Receipts. 300; market slow; good and choice spring lambs quoted at *6.2507.25; thorn lambs. 8405. By United Prett EAST ST. LOUIS, May 28.—Hogs—Receipts, 4.000: market very slow, under liberally supply with sales generally 10015 c lower: early top. 53.30. paid sparingly, with sales of 160-210 lbs. largely *3 20ft 3 25. and bids on 220 lbs. upward $3 05ft 3.20: 100-150 lbs. quotable at *2.55ft 3.20; sows largely 52.35ft3.50. with a few lights *2 60. Cattle —Receipts. 250; calves, 100. Sheep—Receipts, 200. By United Prett . FT. WAYNE, Ind., Mav 28 —Hogs—Market. steady; pigs and light lights. *3ft3 15; lights. *3.lsft 3.25: mediums, *3.1003.15: heavies. 52.85ft3.10; roughs, *2.50; stags. *1.50; calve*, 85.50; lambs, *5.50. By United Prett LAFAYETTE. Ind.. Mav 28 —Market, steady: 160-200 lbs, *3 15; 200-250 lbs. *3.10; 250-300 lbs.. *2 95; 300-325 lbs. *2 85' 130-160 lbs.. 12.90; 100-130 lbs.. *2 75roughs. *2 50 down; top calves, *5; top lambs, *6. By Timet Special LOUISVILLE, May 28.—Cattle—Receipt*. 100; compared week ago: Steers and heifers mostly 25c higher; other classes steady; bulk, common and medium steers and hellers. S4.soft 5.25; fair sprinkling better grades. *5.50ft5.75: few. *5.8506 biefcows mostly *303 50: odd head. *4; bulk, low cutters and cutter cows. *1.2502 50. bulls mostly *3 25 down, few to $3.50; light stockers quotable mostly *4®s. Calves— Receipts 200; steady; better grades, *4® , 4 50: medium and throwouts. *3 down: market 50c higher for week. Hogs—Receipts. 300 steadv: 170-220 lbs.. *3.15: 235255 ISf • * 2 85 : 260-295 lbs., *2.50: 300 lbs. )JP- 8. 140-165 lbs.. $2.55. 135 lbs. down, *°w*’ *101.75. and stags. 75c: mar* ket 15c lower for week. Bheej>—Receipts. 500 • Kvtt? * te *dv; bulk better springers around (6 50: few. *6 .5: one double strict-| y choice. *7; market. 25 to mostly 50e lower for week. Friday * ahlpmenta, 100 calves, 1.171. ' By United Prett , C INN ATI Mav 28—Hogs—Receipts, 100. held over 340; mostly steadv to > strong; a few scattered sales *c higher: better grade 160-220 lb*, largely *3.35; 'of*- acme 325-260 lbs. *3 1003 25: I*o-150 lb#.. *3 10: a few aows. *2 2502 50 Cattle—Nommai. Sheep—Receipts 1 000 nothing dona today; Indication* around steady. By United Prett EAST BUFFALO. May 28—Hogs—Receipts. 1.250. rather slow, steadv; good to chotce. 150-220 lbs. *3 75: 2*o-250 lbs S* 50® *65: plain ISO-160 lb*.. *3 2503 50 Cattle—Receipts. 125; week's trade steadv to slightly lower: rioting draggv; suppiv moderate; good steers and vearlir.gs, $5 85 06.75; few loads choice. 1.060 lb*. *7.25: common and medium. *4 3505.75; yearling heifers, *5.750 6 25: cow receipts liberal; better lota, 1301.29; cutter grades, tlft 3. Calves—Receipt*, none; vealers steady throughout week; (6.50 down. Sheep—Receipts, none; spring lambs 35c lower for week; Kentucky offering* predominating, good to chotce. 7.25*r7 59; few 67.71; earlv tcp. *8: common and medium, !)6@7; old crop lamb# scarce; few loads. $1.2503 65; handy weight ewea, *1.7502.5R

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Stations of the National Broadcasting Company WEAF Network WJZ Network KORA M* | KTHS 104# i WCFL *7# WMAQ 670 WL* 87e W9B 74 CKGtt SIW> KVOO lit* WCKT 490 WG* TJJ WLW WfcM K 0.% iwi KVW urr* wdaf *io who ieoo woe iaee htam t]i h PRC 9SC WBAL 1130 HENB *:• W\!R WOW 590_WTIC 1860 KSTr MOO WBAF WOO ’ BFAA SAP WJZ ,l WSAI 1396 Stations of the Columbia Broadcasting System WABC ium } H’BBM 77* WKBC 55# WOWO lt*6 | WCCO *l* ROIL IM* WPG ll#e WGN 7so wiav *4* I wftw Mil I CKAC .3* CPBB (MS* WBI 166* WHAM 839 KRLD I*4# WFBM 1640 WLAC 147* RMOX 1000

SATURDAY —6:15 F. M.— t —6:13 T. *.— I —6:45 F. M CBS—Aba Lvraan and or- CBS—PubUe Affair* Inatl- CBS—Madrtguer* a oreheseheatra. tute. j tra. NBC—Civic concert# service VBC—Snooo and Peep to WGN 17301—Warn# King a to WEAF. WJZ. orchestra. —6:36 F. H CBS—Screen oeraonalltie*. !-le ' _ .. WRAP. NBC—Selvtn'a orchestra to —* ; ** F. M.— —ye r. M.— WJZ. KYW (1030)—Master s or- KYW (1020i Mastar'a orWLS (170)—Musical pro- chestra. Agnew * orehea- * tttsxar t or gram. 1 tra. r M WGN (720)—Big Leaguers ÜBV-Siasle s orchestra. ,-tae. s. ' * nd huahers NBC—Jack Dennr'a orcbesWBBM' . er-l*£N£z ni * 1 #ad trm ,0 WJZ chestra. WMAO ,6701-Stamp talk: n ®£-K-7 drama to d#nce m , str ,. . gram 3 hour*.. . _ ..** • v WTAM (1070)—Sport* dance WGN 1720)—Minstrel show. | —6.45 r. M. — program WJR (750)—8herban a or- CBS-Street Singer. wtmj isjo)— chestra. WBBM (770(—Dance mual- w l ! *m ,5 ® NBC Koestaer ensemble C al. 1 s- * m '• hourai. to WJZ. iNßC—McCrary Bros. to —10:66 F. M.— WMAQ (670i—New* of the WJZ. N’BC—Buddv RogerV orchesair. WON (730)—Lawrence Sal- tra to WEAF -7:15 P. M— J erno. , ryf i F . CES-Armenian chorue. KDKA <980.-Sport* • new*. wa \ '7201-Ted Weetn'. P. M.— KYW (1020)—Sports; news; orriieetra. KTHS (1040)—Arlington or- Maupln’s orchestra. —l6:*o F. M.— chestra. CBS—Redman s orchestra. KYW (1020i—Aenew or-CBS-U. S. Army band. NBC—Russ Columbo and or- chestra WBBM (770/—Sander’* or- chestra to WEAF. I.—. . , chestra. , jWOY (790 i—De Witt * ^he*tra. WGN (720) Musical Mo-! ton orchestra. , N ?.9_" (^ )rdon * orchestra to sales: Glee Club. 'NBC—Slumber music to \. T £, E 'yT, <4 .... . , NBC—Wirees orchestra; ar- WJZ. ,MBC—<>ld Virginia Fiddler* tists to WEAF. NBC—Amos ‘n' Andv to 10 WJZNBC—The First Nlghter to WMAQ. WDAF, WSM.! —10:45 F. M.— W^kard 6 f?miS Va * abo,Mto: ! " i AS WSR: GMi-Bobert. and Pickard family. j —9:15 P. M.— WJR (750)—Sait ani Pea- —* p ’ M— „ I KDKA i960 (—Message* to nuu ' KDKA (980)—German folk* explorers —ll P. M.— KYW**i 1020) —Maupln’a or- K %£s' rle UU 10 K ™ .'!<-Paco's orCBS PS Shiikret's, orchestr. W ° N W fown ' ”“ArouncJ th. NBC-Dance Et or chestra toj;YW (1020i—Padded flaU. '"nJ?..,' 650 ’ -B * ra dano * (1 WEAF UBS —Morton Downey. noun. WGN (720)—Robert** orches-|NBC— PettU’ orchestra to' —l* P. M NBC* -Mixed auartet and or- WJR <7so)—The Mummers, "frohe Rtkhthawk ran to WJZ. VBC— Reser A His Eskimos NBC—Master's orchestr* to WSM .650.-Barn dance t* to WJZ. WE.NR orenestra to hours). "La_ 1 870)-Bam dance (2 w.m .750)-Benrtn’a oreheat.ii p m I nouraL ■ ro IWMAQ (670)——Danoe pro- wow (S9o. p. KDKA (980)—Quartet. I gram (2', hours). t <tl*e. 590> Paxton paraSUNDAY 5 F. M.— —7:30 F. 54. ■ t W) F M CBS—The World's Business. WBBM (770)—Musical com- kyw nmi . NBC—G. E. Circle to WEAF edv memories , „rrh..T^ POrU, M **' WGN (720) Ensemble; rwv i ter s orchestra, snort* revue. C maleouartSt bwMl ,nd CBS— Duchin’a orcheatra. —5:10 P. M.- l- tt v m i WGN (720; —Kay's orcheeKYW (1020)—Sports re- , a. norter; dog nrceram. 'BBM( .70)—Studio feature. SBC Jettt Crawford to —5:1.5 P, M.— N^o^w?AF &n * rocal ®Ctet.: WEAF. NBC-Violinist: contralto to ° . , NBC—Cook's orcheatra to WJZ. j —"•'** P. M- 1 WJZ. —5:30 p. M.— NBC—Making the Movies, to —B'4s F M NBC—Orchestral Gems to .-U.,., wnrt nan, . WEAF. .WTMJ (620;—Ensambl*. won (720)—Wayne King's WGN (720)—Levant's or-j —a p. jj._ orchestra. I* wT7 .CBS —Musical feature. P * KKWLS (870' -Our children. "GN (720) —Studio feature. —Arnhelm's orcheatra. WMAQ .670 ~Btiort*. ' —6:15 p. m.— j NBO—Black's orchestra to —5:45 P. M.— WENR (870) Edison svm- WEAPCBS—Sylvanians. tt^r 0X l N ? C ~^S 1 ' Bto *** orchestra WBBM (770. —Snort*. . rfv ue. Spl- 1 to WJZ. WGN (720.—Ensemble. r ? he ^?;- oul nd WTMJ (820)-Dane pro•a. 1 ™ 1 -''’ir.—6 p. M. WJZ. —10:15 P. M.— CBS- Musical feature. —6:30 P. M — ( KYW (1020) Canton orKYW (1020)—Cameos or- KYW (1020)Master', orches- che * tr *' chestra. tra. , iWON (720) Ted Weems S BC- ,V wW „ B _££’£Sr Mm . —6:15 P. M— L ~* r - M I tra to IVEAF. NBC-Comedv "S. R. O. " to 0 ’ ~ A^helm’ s -6:3(* P. M— rv^AF 1 ®* th prk *r’B to Pror*m. Highaav Traveler. 'NBC—Violin Thrtn* ♦wn ! —10:45 P. M.— K lhe'stra ° 2O '~ ACneW * ° r - WA( 3 '7O)^ ln D r K^ str ( a 10 2 0)-Master's erW^n?r!,< !h o,_^undav *"• ° n ‘ _* PX# won' (7201-Kay* and lenlng Club. —6 P. M.— vant’s orchestra. C-TX_KDKA (980)—Sport*. _tt m M CBS—Angelo Patrl. CBS—The Ganchn# — ll r * M——7 P. M.— WGN .720)- Dream Ship W 2 BM (770) Around the CBS—Belle Baker an and Mood * “> WJZ. . Denny’s orchestra. iWJR (750)---Happy Half- XV frn ß 870 Hlne ■ orchesWBBM (770)—Foreign Le-i hour - I WJR (750) Kion drama. | p m— 'tra Bergln s orchesCK)Vernrnent ' to NBC—Russ" Colombo and ' -11:15 F. M._ NB W WVZ n ‘ JetUCk me]od,eS ' KYW he llo2o -ffico'a or- K^ Bt ' 102 °i C ? nton , ~, „ „ chestra. I fhrtra; Master # orches- .. 'NBC—Mello Cello to WJZ. tr *’ NBC—Music Album. Frank WMAQ (6701—Auld Sandy I —11:30 P. M.—

WFBM (1200) Indianapolis IndiaiuiDolia Power and Light Company SATURDAY P. M. 5:30—D0-Re-Me (CBS). s:4s—Bohemians. 6:oo—Fray and Braggiottt (CBS). 6:ls—Abe Lyman’s band (CBS., 6:30 —Bohemians with Floyd Chafe*. 7:oo—Vaughn DeLeath (CBS.. 7:ls—National Musical Chorus (CBS). 7:3O—U. S. Army band (CBS.. B:oo—Music that Satisfies (CBS'. B:ls—Public Affairs Institute (CBS). B:4s—Street Singer (CBS). 9:00 —Don Redman orchestra (CBS). 9:3o—Downey and Won* (CBSi. 9:4s—Biltmore orchestra .CBS). 10:00—Noble Sissle orchestra .CBS). 10:30—The Columnist. 10:45—St. Moritz orchestra (CB8). 11 :Go—Atop the Indiana Roof. 11:30—Arnold Peek orchestra. 12:00 Mid.—Orchestra. (Sign off 12:30 a. m ) SUNDAY A M B:oo—Church of the Air <CBSt. 8:30 New World salon orchestra .CBS). 9:oo—Entertainer*. 9 30—Christian Men Builders. .10:30 to noon, silent). 12:00 Noon—Ann Leaf at the organ (CBS). P M 12:30—Records. I:3o—Symphonic hour 'CBS). 2:oo—Massing the Colors .CBS'. 3:oo—Pastorale .CBS). ' 3:3o—Brooks and Ross (CBS). 3 45—Outdoor Talk 'CBS'. 4:oo—Wheeler City Mission. 4:3o—Roees and Drums .CBS'. s:oo—Second Presbvterlan church. 6:oo—Gvpsies (CBS). 6:3o—Highway Traveler (CBS). 6:4s—Mason and Dixon. 7:oo—Gaieties ‘CBS.. 7 30—Arnold Peek orche*tra. B:oo—Ernest Hutcheson and orcheatra B:3o—Ziegfeld radio show (CBS). 9 00—Gauchos .CBS). 9.ls—Bohemians.

Dow-Jones Summary

Illinois Central svstem foAorn recocted net operating income at 0721.846 against *820.120 in April. 1931; four month* amounted to *4.031.416 against *1,816.973. Swift A Cos. declared the regular ouarterlv dividend of 25 cent#, against 50 cent* previously, payable July 1. of record June 10. Denver A Rio Grande Western Railroad Comoanv in four months ended April 30. 1932. reoorted net loss of t1.5ii.282 after taxes and charges, against net loss of *197.652 in April. 1931. Borg Warner Corporation omits quarterly dividend of 25 cents on common stock, due at this time; declared the regular Quarterly diivdend of $175 on Preferred stock, payable July 1. of record June 15. Chicago A Eastern Illinois reported net operating deficit totaling $228,596 against $106,187 in April, 1931: four months net operating deficit amounted to $533,009 against $616,934. Electric Power and Light In twelve month* ended March 31. earned $1.43 on average common shares outstanding, against *2.56 a share on stoek outstanding on March 31. 1931. A. M. Byers declared the regular quarterly dividend of *1.75 on preferred stock. Chicago Yellow Cab Company In March quarter earned 69 cents a share, against *1.03 in March. 1931. quarter. St. Louis Southwestern gross In three weeks of Mev amounted to $249,500 against $362,774 in like 1931 week: Jar. 1 to May 21. gros* totaled *4.975,497 against *6,976,911. American Public Service Ce. 1b March quarter showed profit es *78.450 after charges before depreciation, against *776.741 in like 1931 quarter; twelve months amounted to *980.339 against *2.2*6,101. Arundel Corporation In four months ended April 30. earned *1 a share, agatnat (1.11 in like 1931 period. American Home Product* declared the regular monthly dividend of 35 cent*. LquisUna Oil Refining Corporation and subsidiaries in quarter ended March 31. 1932. reported net los* of *817,996 after interest, depreciation, depletion, etc., against net loss of *444,STL in flrst quarter of USL Atlantic Coast Lin* la April reported net operating Income totaling (351.666 against *1,150.658 in April 1931; four months amounted to (1,563,479 against 64.61M14.

i5~ Atop the Indiana Roof, in 99 —Arnhelm orchestra (CBS). 10:15—The Columnist. !?'22 —California Melodies (CBS). (Sign - off° P lL3o). l,nc!lan * Roof ' WKBF (1400) Indianapolis (Indiananolis Broadcasting, lae.) „ SATURDAY P. id. 4:15 —To be announced. 4:3o—Late sports news. 5 <s—Late news flashes. s:3o—Murray Horton’s orchestra. 5:45—H. Emmanual Bason. 6:oo—Cecil and Sally. 6:ls—Records. 6:2o—Baseball score*. ®-'2s —David Lawrence dispatch. 6:3o—Ward B. Hiner. 6:4s—Htnk and Dink. < 00—H. Emmanual Bason. 7:ls—Curtis players. ( 30—Our orchestra. *: 00—Transcript ton. B:ls—Jewell box. B:3o—Doodlesockers. B:4s—Jerry and Charley. 9:oo—Silent. 11 orchestra. —Do*** Bvrd at the organ. 12:00—Radio Rangers. M —orchestra. I.oo—Sign off. WLW (700) Cincinnati . SATURDAY P M. 4:oo—Afternoon Round Table. 4:4s—University of Cincinnati talk. 5 OO—Amos 'n' Andy 'NBC). s:ls—Bert. Lown’s orchestra. 5:30—80b Newhall. 5:45—01d Man Sunshine. 6:oo—Rancheros. 6:ls—Mel Snvder’s orchestra. 6:3o—Henry Busse's orchestra. 7:oo—Crosley Fellies. 7:3o—The First Nighters (NBC). 8:00 Theater of the Air. 8:30—Old Bill. 8:45 Peanut Pietro. 9:oo—Trial of Vivienne War*. 9:3o—Over the Rhein. 9:4s—Headlines of Yesterday. 22 —Jack Denny's orchestra (NBO). 10:30 —Doodlesockers. 13 00—Bert Lown’s orchestra. A M 7:OO—NBC Children's hour (NBC). B:oo—Church Forum. B:3o—Fiddlers Three (NBC). * 45—A Song for Today .NfiC>. 9:oo—Morning Muslcafe iNBC). 10:00—Organ gnd Threesome. 10.30—River and weather report. 10:32—Rancheros. 11:00—Walter Damroscli -mphonle hour (NBC). P. M. 12 OO—Road to Romance (NBO). 12:30—Yeai’. Foamers (NBCi. •1:00—College of Music recital. I:3o—Balkan Mountain Men (NBC). 2:oo—Theater of the Air. 2:3o—Donhallrose Trio. 3:oo—Plantation Days. 3:3o—Road to Romany (NBC). 4:oo—Choir. 4:3o—Roamios. 5 00—Curtain Calls. s:3o—Three Bakers (NBC). 6:oo—Baseball scores. 6:os—Mel Snyder's orchestra. 6:ls—Standing Room Only (NBC). 7:oo—Jan Garber's orchestra. 7:ls—Stag Party (NBC). 7:4s—"Making the Movie#,’’ Ray Knight (1$I3()). 8:15—Old Singing Master (NBC). B:4s—Casper Reardon, harpist. 9:oo—Bert Lown's dance orchestra. 9:3o—Moon River. 10:00—William Stoes# and hi* Flving Dutchmen. 11:00—Dance orchestra. 11:30—Jan Garber’s orchestra. 13 00 Mid —Sign off.

Fishing the Air

Dean Gleason L. Archer will talk on ‘ Marriage Without a Wedding Ceremony ’ In his Laws That Safeguard Society period over WENR and an NBC network Saturday at 5:15 p. m. Jacques Fray and Mari* BrsggiuUl. concert piano team who special.** In novelty arrangement*, will offer their keyboard impreaalon* of well-knewn radio singers as ihe highlight of their concert to be hroadcaat over WFBM and the Columbia network Saturday from 0 to 6:16 p. m. Chorle* Naegeie. brilliant young American pianist, will play three numbers when he appears as guet artist in the program Saturday at 6:15 p. m . over WTAM and an NBC network. Remlnloeent of childhood day* when th* played the piano In a Pacific coast nickelodeon. Vaughn de Lesth will revive ' California, Here I Come.’Nin her program of song and dance music ]A - - WFBM and the Columbia network jHBBpf at 7 p. m.

, The flrat of a aerie* of six recitals of ' American music by the Armenian National 1 Musical Society, under the direction ot , Grlkor Sun!, will be heard Saturday, from 7:15 to 7:30 p. m, OTer WFBM and the Columbia network. , Willard Robison *nd hi* Deep River I orchestra and Aileen Clark, soprano, are to be the guest talent in the program of 1 popular melodies over WTAM and an NBC | network Saturday at 7.30 p. m Palcide ea the witness stead will be the high petal ti the morder mystery j atery, *'Witne# fr the Defenaa,” 1* be dramatised ta the Pint Nlghter program aver WLW and an NBC network Satarday at 7:M p. m. Norman Brokenshire will present Both Ettlng and Nat Shllkret In song and musical fantaav for the program Saturday, at 8 p m.. over WFBM nd the Columbia network.

HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM. B:6O—NBC .WEAF)—BIy Culbertson, bridge lessons. 6:18 —Columbia—Abe Lyman and orchestra. 6*o—Columbia—Storle* of morl* stars. 7:ll—Columbia—Armenian National chorus. 7:30—N80 iW.TZ)—First Nlghtor • Witness for the People/’ Columbia—U. S. Army band. 3:oo—Columbia,—Ruth Ettlng and Shllkret’a orcheatra. NBC (WEAFi—Dane* program. B.ls—Columbia —Public Affair* Institute. 10 05— NBC I WEAF)—Buddy Rogers and orchestra.

Joe Moss and his orchestra and Smith Ballew and his band, both playing in New York, are to be heard In the program over WTAM and an NBC network Saturday at 8 p. m.

Bright Spots of Business

By United Prra* WASHINGTON. May 28.—Automobile ! output In the United States during April i totaled 148.031 cars, against 118.959 In I March, according to the commerce departI ment. TOUNGRTOWN, O.—Th* Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company will Ittrrease operation* in pipe mill* next week, it wa* reported. BOSTON —Receiver* so rthe Fisk Rubber Company announced tale* for the (econd quarter to date how a marked Improvement over the flrst quarter. MONTREAL—MontreaI Heat, Light and Power Company reported profit for the four months to April 30, wa* $4,493,487. against (4,304.333 In the flrst four months Ot 1931.

Chicago Stocks ' By James T. Hamill A Cos.) —May 28— High. Low. Last. Adams Mfg 6 Binks Mfg l’i Borg Warner 374 3‘/i 3’,# Borg Warner pfd 52 Butler Bros I'4 1 1 Cent A So West s * .Chicago Investors Cities Service 3'4 114 2 Commonwealth Edison . 59'a 59 59' j Continental Chicago Continental Chicago pld 11*4 10 5 11'# Cord Corp ... 2’# Electric Household 27* 27# 2’# Great Lakes Aircraft 'j Grigshv-Grunow ®* Houdallle-Hershey ißi 1 Kalamazoo Stove 5*4 Ltbby-McNeil 1 Middle West Utilities ... A* 74 74 Natl Securities Inv ctfs ... ... 27'/? No Am Light and Pwr s# Perfect Circle 16 V# Pines Wlnterfront ... ... 1 Public Service N P 46 Quaker Oats VO 69 69 Swift As Cos 9 7 7H Swift International .... 14 9 1 * 11A* U 8 Gvpsum com .fl.. 1414 13V 13'# U S Radio A Te1...7... 6 5'4 6 Vortex Cup Oo 674 6 67i Walgreen com 9 8% 9

In the Cotton Markets

—May 28 - CHICAGO High. Low Close. January 6 07 6 05 6.05 | July 5 67 5 65 5 66 October 5 87 5 80 5.83 December 6.01 5 95 5.99 NEW YORK High. Low. Close January 6.92 5 96 5.98 March 6 17 611 6 13 Mav 6.29 6 36 6 26 Julv 5 5 5 5 48 5 51 October 5 81 5 73 5 77 December 5.94 5.84 5 90 NEW ORLEANfI High. Low. Cloae. January .............. 5.97 5.96 5.95 March 6 10 6.09 6.10 July 5 57 * 50 5 54 October 5 77 5 70 5.74 December 5.91 5.85 5.88

Produce Markets

Delivered In Indianapolis nrlces: Hens, heavv breeds. 11c; Leghorn hens. 9c; broilers, colored springers. 2 lbs. and up, 16c; I’:; to k lbs.. 13c: bareback and partly feathered. 10c; leghorn and black. IV4 lbs and up. 13c; cocks and stags. Sc; leghorn cocks. 4c. Ducks, large white, full feathered and fat. 7c; small. Sc. Geese, full feathered and fat. sc. Young and old guineas, 15c. Eggs, No. 1 current receipts. 9c. Duck eggs. sc. Loss off for rots, blood rings and mashed. Butter—--21022c: under grades. 18019 c. Butterfat —lsc These prices for healthy stock free from feed. Bv the Wadley Company. By United Prett NEW YORK. May 28 —Potatoes—Market weak: Southern. *1 504/6 per barrel: Idaho. 5202.25 per sack; Bermuda. *507 per bbl.; Maine, *l.3sft 1.90 per bbl.: Canada. *1.05 ft 225 per bbl. Sweet Potatoes—Market, dull: Jersey baskets, 25c0*1.60: Southern baskets. 50075 c. Flour—Market, dull: spring pater.'s, *4 30ft 470 per bbl. Pork —Market, quiet. Mess—*l6 25 per bbl. Dressed Poultry—Market, steady; turkeys, 12 0 30c; chickens. 15ft27c; fowl*, 8020 c. Long Island ducks, broilers, 15® 30c. Live Poultry—.arket. weak: geese, 7012 c; ducks. 8013:; fowls, llftlSc; turkeys. 10 0 29c: (roosters. 70 8c; broilers, 18027 c; chickens pullets, 22028 c. Cheese— Market, quiet; state whole milk fancy to special 10'.3®20c; Young America, 11140 By United Prett CHICAGO. May 28 Eggs—Market, un- ; settled: receipt*. 20.720 cases: extra firsts. 114 4 012’4c; firsts, 111-afflia#c: current receipts. 1014 c; seconds. 974 c. Butter— Market, unsettled: receipts. 19.204 tubs; extras. 16*4c: extra flrst*. 16016Vc; firsts. 15ft 1514 c: seconds. 14ftl4'ic; standards. 167 e. Poultry—Market, weak: receipts, no cars In. 1 due: fowl*. 126121/c: Leghorns. 11c; ducks. 10ft 12c: geese. 8c; turkeva. 10®13c: roosters. 7c; broilers. 180 21c: Leghorn broilers. 14015 c; stags. 11c. Cheese—Twins. lO01O'4c; voung Americas. 30'ft lie. Potatoes—On track. 213. arrivals. 95; shipments. 755: market dull: ; firm to slightly weaker: Idaho Russets. ! $1.100116: Wisconsin Whites 80ft*0c; Texas. Louisiana and Alabama Triumphs. $2.5002.60. By United Prett CINCINNATI. May 18.—Butter, packing stock No. 3,10 c; No. 3.8 c; butter fat. 12ft 14c Egga— Steady, case* Included, extra firsts. 11’ie; seconds. 9'ic: nearby ungraded, 11c. Live Poultry—Thin and coarse stock sella only at heavy discount fowls 5 lbs. and over 1314 e; 4 lbs. and over 1374 c; 3 lbs. and over lL’ic; Leghorn* 3 Ih*. and over, lie; rooster#, 6c; colored broilers 1 lb. and over 16c; 174 lbs. and over. 20c fryer* 3 lb*, and over. 33c partly feathered 15c: Leghorn broiler# 1 1 lb. and over. lSe: lVa lb*, and over, 17c; 2 lbs. and over, 18c. black springers, 12c; | duck* under 3 lbs. sr’ll at liberal conees- j slons: duck* white 4 lb*, and over, 10c: under 4 lbs., 6c; colored 4 lbs and over. 10c: under 4 lbs., 8c: spring duck* white. I 4 lb*, and over. 13e: under 4 lbs. 10c; I cool red 4 lbs. and over. 13c; under 4 lb* . 10c; turkeys No. 1 hens 8 lbs. and over 13c: young Toms No. 1, 10 lbs. and over, 13c. Other Livestock By United Prett TOLEDO. 0.. May 36 Hogs—Receipts, light; market, steady; heavy yorkers. *3.35 ftj 46- mixed. *101.35; bulk. S3.UO3.Sfi; pig*. S3; light*. S3, roughs, *203.35. Cattle —Receipts, light; market, steady. Calve* —Receipt*, light; market, slow. Mmor and i iamb# receipt* light; market, alow.

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LIGHT SELLING FORCES WHEAT OPTIONS DOWN ■ —• Weakness in Securities Is Chief Factor in Price Decline. BY HAROLD F. RAINVHAS United Pre*a Staff Correspondent CHTCAQO, Mav 28—Wheat rej coverefi from a moderate decline on , the Board of Trade to close around ' steady today. With a double holiday ahead, traders were disposed to go cautiously and trading consej quentlv was very light. Strength at i Winnipeg, where exporters were , good buyers, was a factor in the recovery after weakness in stocks had started prices lower. Houses with export connection* also were good buyers locally. Routine needs, however, recovered lit* tie attention. Private crop estimates will be released next Wed no.** day w’hich was a further restricting element. The coarse grains held in a tight range, 'largely following wheat. Com was unevenly steady to slightly easy while oats was somewhat firm. Rye was unevenly lower, led by a break in May. At the close wheat was % cent lower to *4 cent higher, corn was \ to cent lower, oats H to v cent higher and rye unchanged to cent lower. Provisions were easier. Cash prices were wheat unchanged. corn K to 4 cent lower and oats unchanged. Receipts were wheat 25, com 128 and oats 46 cars. Chicago Grain Range WHEAT— ~ 3 *~ prfy May ?K n % e " s?* C &' % July iold., .57 J , ,59H .58'* 's9’. New. ,SB\ .59 .58*. .58', 59’! Sept, .old) ,6(P .81'# (wr, .os .on! New. .eo, .60 T ANARUS 6ox* .o', 60 1 . D * c 63', ,63'j .62% .62'# .63'# CORN—- ! May 30'# .30*4 .30 .30 30H July 321# .32'4 3U. .31’# .32 B*P‘ 34'. 34 s # 74'4 ,S4H .34(4 Dec 35', .35S .35 .35 1j52 OATS— May 22'. .23 .225, .225* .22'# £ ul r 22\ 23 .225# .22'! 32'! ’ 4 22'! dcc nominal .24'# 24’* pyjj M*v 36'* .36’# .36S .SSS, .37'# 8 s , Sept. 40'. .404, .40 .40'. 40.# LARiV-” • 42 ' > AV/ * AV ' May nominal 378 375 nominal 3.85 3 85 Bent. .... nominal 395 397 BELLIES- n ° m,n * l 400 403 Mr nominal 400 400 £“iJ nominal 435 425 “•Pi nominal 487 437 By Times Spreial 38 —Carlot*: Wheat, 26| corn. 98. oat*. 43; rye, 0. and barley. 3. By Time* Special 28.—Primary receipts: oon na.ln 9 .', u 5, nst holld °y- corn. 505.haiirt!f. #, 2K t . holl ° a y; 226.000. against ho Sh ‘P m ents—Wheal, 436.000, against hodav, com. 178.000 against holidayoats. 535,000. against holiday. ’ By United Prett x M ? y it M ~s**! l ? r * ln close: wneat—no. 5 yellow, hard. 57c Corn—ow ,' si .'i 3C ’ No 3 yellow. 32 1 #® sat- ’ K^ 0, x 1 3J, 'c; No. 2 white! 3 * white. OatA- Nn i mixed, 21 No 2 white 51: N°- 3 whae? 23029 c r 1 *9 y 2sft 14.‘ l6C ' <nmoth y—B3.76o3.' Cloi^?— By United Prett tra^Win^ Corn-No 2* yellow 33 No. 2 white. 26'.27c 44c. Track price!. me whel?- £' m 4 lu cenU^diacou n t; NO. 4 2 29ft 2EM jc* ? white 22WMc N °r| 2 whlt e. 23ft24c. No. 2 ?c’ Clover—Prime. 99 Ain.int. oV 1 ' Butter—Fancy creamery or Tft^.K 2c ’ Et**-Extras. llftllVac. Hay —Timothy ner cwt , 00 c*nt*T

Local Wagon Wheat

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Investment Trust Shares

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