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J-27 FMDAY, JUNE 23, 1923 THE DAYTON DAILY NEWS 43 TK.T -a eview Bedim FfflMicM ralTREND WALL STREET NEW YORK CURB GRAIN LIVE STOCK BT Wll LIAaJ REFFERNAN BT CRUNDELAND West St 5000 20 Wilcox Oil 400 SOU tO'i 3014 Copyright by the Dayton Daily News BT GEORGE SCBNACKEL Copyright by the Dayton Daily Newa CHICAGO, June 26. Confidence BHIPPINO. Am Int Corp 84'i DEPARTMENT STORES. May 113 Copyright. 1925 by tha Dayton Daily Newt CHICAGO.

111.. June 26. While aiM.vu JiOON STOCK QUOTATIONS By Wire to Greene Brock City National Bank Bldg. NEW YORK. Juns 25 INDUSTRIALS Open Hi eh Low Noon 25 1000 wheat market is gradually re lambs went high in price today.

6 STEELS. 514 65 turning. Bulls after a hard jolt Beth Steel 88' MT4 6S NEW YORK, N. June 26. The buying forces continued in the ascendant in curb operations todav and the element working for hogs and cattle stayed Bteaay.

liesi hoirs acain went to $13.65 on rood Col Fuel ft Iron 40 40 i 89A 40 81 Arizona Clobe Canario Cop Chino Ext Cortex Silver reason Oold Engineers Gold First Thought Forty Ine Mia Crucible 66' 67 CONTINUED ON STOGMKET General Motor Issues Are Among Leaders in Auto Shares Demand, Amer Can 186 18 186 188 Araer Saf Rtxor ST 11 67 67 buying and a somewhat smaller Culf St Steel 79 18 SO' 6 at the opening today, got busy replacing wheat recently sold out md as a result helped values. Corn was the real leader of the day however, advancing price almost Con Can 65 5I 65 te higher prices had things pretty 300 1200 iooo mo 2000 1000 10OO 1000 10l 4200 400 400 Steel 114i 1164 114 115 Fam Player ....108 108 108 103 Gen ElpMria 2S1U 2SRS. 2811.2 28SU much their own way and met little opposition. New high records supply than expected. This brings out tne fact that each month this year has shown an improvement in ihe marketing of corn through hogs and the outlook is faVorable AJax Rubber 14 14 6 6S 8 VJ, 67 39 22 6 i 20 7 60 69 6'i Industrial Ai 86 Intern Paper 67 g4 67.

7 from the start. 2 2 were common and in some In 184 18 62 li 2 stances advances spectacular. 48 for the host mdustrv dunnir th uta iuooer le1 Goodrich 82 Kelly Springfield. 18 Keyitone 2 Lee Rub ft 15 3 Rubber 47 Goldfieirt Con Hecla Min Kay Copper Mason Valley Nipissing Plymouth Lead Spearhead Tonopah Belmont. Unly Gold Utah Apex All classes of Canada Dry next months.

Today many choice 151 Loewi ino L'K'J Owens Hot 48 48 48 Tob Prod 83 83 Westlnf Eleetrie .71 RAILS Atchison Ry 118 Atl Coat Una Ginger Ale issues went forward 15 47 butchers made S13.50 to Sl.S.bU. Before the opening it was almost impossible to find a bear in wheat. Everyone believed the market had ieclined far enough and with the cables not as weak as expected snd further rain in the northwest, highs prices were taken for 47V 47 lOtiO 30OO 200 100 100 sharply to new high records SUGARS. The bulk of packing hojr.s sold at S12 to $12.25, with plain lots at Am Sugar 64 4 64 (4 Happiness Candy at its best price BY STUART P. WEST Copyright 102J by ths Payton Daily News YORK, Juno 23.

The upward trend on the stock exchange Bait Ohio i for the year was making belated 8u0 Wenden Cop 142 UK $11.50 to $11.75. Cattle trade was steady. Somt DOMESTIC BOND3 utjan Am sugar. ZS74 Pun A kg 89 MOTORS Gen Moton 1 pc. .112 Osn Perlfie 142 145 Chi A Nonhw 3 64 granted.

But eastern longs changed 6i 62 Am Gas El 6s 8S 08 "i today continued with further ad RAILROAD TIME TABLE Corrected time card by W. P. Craybill, ticket aernt. Union Statioo, Iaytor, effective April 2. 1325, Central Standard Time.

CINCINNATL B. A O.J4:25, 7:20 a. m.j 12:55. 1 :3. 1:35, 7:55 p.

m. Big Four 3:45. 6:08, 6:15, 8:04, 8:44 a. m. 12:37.

2:05. 2i40, 8:59, 6:44, 7. '50 p. m. Pennsylvania Washington Street Station I 1:45 p.

m. 73:30 p. m. TOLEDO-DETROIT. B.

A O.12:05, 9:40 a. m. 1:36 P. nv I (7:35 a. Toledo only.) Big Four 9:40 a.

m. i 1:46 p. so. 11:35 p. m.

INDIAN APOLIH-ST. LOl'IS. Pennsylvania 7 12, 1:05 a. 7:49, 11:03, p. m.

B. O. 7:30 a. m.t 12:55, 8:35, 7:66 P. m.

Big Four 8:15. 8:40 a. m.j 12:37. 8:58, 5:45. 7:50 p.

m. CHICAGO. Pennsylvania 9:05 m. 1 10:04 p. m.

B. A O. 12:03, 7:45, a. m. i 1:10 7:56 p.

m. Big Four 5:15, 8:40 a. m. 6:45, 7:60 p. m.

CLEVELAND-BUFFALO Big Four 12:36. 10 a. 1:80, 4:24, 7:35. 10:40 p. m.

BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA. Pennsylvania 10:40 a. m. 1:55, 1:26, 10 11.8 p. m.

B. A O. 6:50. 9:40 a. m.

1:63, litt P. m. NEW YORK. Pennsylvania 10:40 s. m.1 8:26, 10:52 p.

m. Big Four 10 a. m.i 2:47, 4:24, 7:31 p. Erie 8 p. m.

B. A O. 1:36, 8:35 p. m. BOSTON Big Four 10 a.

m.j 2:47, p. m. Pennsylvania 10:40 a. m.j 1:56, 4:06. 8:26, 10:52 p.

m. COLUMBUS Pennsylvania 7 sSl, 10:40 a. m. lit 6:06, 10:62 P. m.

Big Four 12:88. 10 m. I 1:80, 4r24, 7:35, 10:40 p. m. CHILLICOTHB B.

A O. 1:60 a. m.t 8 p. m. Signifies daily except Sunday.

(Signifies Sunday only. All other trains operate dally. medium weight steers sold at $1200 the picture. They suddenly be response to the placing of the stock on a dividend basis, the sharp upward movement in General Gas and Electric issues Hudson Moton 63 63 63 68 do pfd 18 vunees in numerous individual 7U and choice yearlings made iiAV. 18 44 16.

1 44. 97 '4 97 came frightened and unloaded 97U stocks and a number of high rec nupp own i 4Q' iv Max Mot A eert. .115 117 115 117 Cows and heifers sold well at price 10 112'i 7i IS 97 'I 1 102 1 S3 1 103 88 large lines of long wheat. This caused overnight longs to lose do cert 11814 118'i 117 118 showed no signs of culmination that were like the day before, and 48U 87'J 68 J182 81 Chi I Eria Ry Great North pfd Illlnola Rail Lehigh Val Mou Paa pfd 84 82 83 38' Pierce Arrow ords. Taking the list as a whole, the advance was moderate, but recent losses in many instances the balance of the trade showed and there was special buying of eoarage and they dumped their 8 8714 83 no change in quotations from the holdings as well.

11 radio stocks which appeared to be in anticipation of a highly 1 69T4 were more than recovered as the Before they hit bottom prices Central 114 115 ft New Hay. 81 47 78 18 70 944 (44 99 market became definitely strong. favorable season which is now do pfd 80 82 80 Studebaker 46 47 46 White Motor 72 78 72 Willyn Overland. 19 19 19 MISCELLANEOUS rOODS. National 70 7fl'4 70 MOTOR EQUIPMENT.

Ami Boa Mag 85i 844 A 9'4 6 mil ft for all deliveries were well under renn 47 47 Reading Ry 85 85 47 85 HA HA Motor were the leaders, high time of. the weeK. Fresh supply was posted at 4000 against less than 2000 last Friday, and of these the big killers had less than 100 head forwarded from nthpr trading Doints. All kinds $1.50. Then a better feeling developed drawing near at hand.

Freed-Eisemann was a favorite, gaining over a point. Music Master was active. Ware and Hazeitine were South Parifio 8O1.4 86 80 96 with a biff turnover in-General Motors, Hupp, Packard, the Pierce Arrow and Willys-Over and heavy buying was inspired on South Kail 99 J7 41 40 41 the theory that wheat was worth 1'mu lull 48 of cattle brought higher prices for 49" somewhat higher. more than it was bringing. land.

DuPont went along with the week. Union Pacifio Wabash pfd Western Pae 187. 138 137 138 7 674, 7 67 42 Stewart 67 Timkena Roll bear 41 OII-S. Cal Petroleum 28 Coaden Oil 33 Kreeport Texaa .,17 Houaton Oil 74 Mex Seaboard Oil. 14 General Motors.

There were 15,000 Reinstatement of lines caused Am Ice Co 7s Am Pow A 6s do 6s new Am Roll Mill Am Sum Tob 7Hs Anaconda Cop 6e Assoc film Hd 6ty Atl (riulf 6V I 5s Beaver Board 8s. Bell Tel of Csn Can Nat Equip 7s Cities Serv 7s 'C do 7a do ft Con Fas Bait 8VjS Cuba Co 6s Cudahy Pack 5s Uet City Gaa 6s T)et Ediaon 6s Dunlop ft 7s Galena Sig Oil 7s (General Pet 6s Gulf Oil 6s Lehlglt Pow Sao Lib. McN ft 7s New Orl Pub 3 6s Nor St Pow 6V do evt 6s Ohio Pow 6s Okla Gaa ft 6s Penn Pow ft Lt 6s Pure Oil 614s Hhawiheen 7s Sloss Sheff pur 6s South Cal Edis 6s Lambs were again 6trong to Zbc Despite all the rumors about the improvement in electric refriger 4 83 17 74 28 88 17 It 2 83 15 prices to recover most of their higher. Natives went to $16.50. choica Idaho lambs made th' earlv decline.

ator industry having been overestimated in the market for this season's best crice. $17.10. Aged Low temperatures continue over shares of the latter stock taken at 81, after which it ran up to 82. The hand of a powerful pool was plainly visible, the operation being based upon the talk of in- 9 79 80 PAP 79 RAIL EQUIPMENT Am Car Fdy ..,.100 loo 99 90 Amer Low 1124, 118'ti 118, Baldwin Loco ...111 112 1114 111 Lima Looo 60 MINIMA class of stocks, sham urturns 79 78 79 do 7Kta the northwest and Canada, check sheep were steady, choice ewes be Pure OU 29 ou 'a eu again occurred in Serv-El Corpo ing development of black rust. A ing quoted at fo ana aown.

rresn sunnlv was Dosted at 18,000, 22 22 28 27 22 27'A let up in rain, though, is greatly ration and rsizer Corporation 1 123 i ioi4 ioi4 10114 29 93'4 93 93 2 11014 60 95 94 95 1 2'i 1 10514 105 105 10 12s IS 106 5 104 6 102 a af I 10014 1 101 4 103 108 103Vj 6 93 6314 931a 18 108 19 1134 51864 113 6 64 9414 9414 5 93 5 98 11 102 101 101 2 101 '4 6 102 11 967i 96 96 20 187 186 187 26 85 '4 4 107 107V4 107 17 09 98 68 12 914 96 6 Sinclair Oil Skelly Oil SUnd Oil Cal Texas Oil 22' 27 61 44 desired. A Koterdam cable said oiNi carrying both to new highs. The latter at bZVa compared with the 51 against less than 7000 a week ago. and of these the big packers had about 1500 direct. that Russia was offering wheat and rye.

Little export business Trans Con Oil previous final of 484. The 13 PUBLIC UTILITY. Amt Smelt ft Ref. 10464 J04i 104 10414 Anaconda Cop 88 18 88 88 Cerro de Paaoo 82 624 tit. 62 til.

Copper Chino Cop 20V Ot North pfd 27 Intern Nickel 80 80 J97i 29Ti Ken Cop 601 60 60. io Miami Cop 8 8 8 National Lead NN148 1S1 lu Tenn Cop ioi 10 104 10T4 point jump in National Leather was reported from the seaboard. Am Tel ft 141 141 141 141 The Btrength in the Tierce Arrows persisted in the face of the seemingly official denial that there is anything in the merger ruajors. Willys-Overland above 20 Vy'ounded on reports that inter-taeapt to know most about the. IT fi.

Dent of Aarieulture Corn (h independent CHICAGO, June 28. Hog Receipts Con Gaa 87 86 87 87 North 48 48 48 48', Electric ft 84 34 84 14 strength and advanced sharply. At common reflected the increase of almost 17 per cent in sales for May over the month a year ago. 000, beet light and medium weight fairly active atetdy to lOe higher; weighty butcher steady, packers italking lower on nvxed droves: bulk desirable 140-175-lb. LIBERTY BOW US.

fOuotationa in Thirtyaeconda.) the opening commission houses were fair buyers on the belief that Stand Gas ft victor Talking Machine pained the market was badly oversold. kind IIS 2Sfril.V85. best 180-200-lb. aver- First Sa 101.1 Flrat 4 102.18 Second 414a ....101.18 101.U 101.14 101.14 ri fJ CHEMICALS Davldaon Chem 844j DuPont 170 180 178 179 DIED SCHNABEL Rosalia, ags 61 years, I months, 19 days, died June 26, at a. m.

Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. William Pfieffer, 631 St, Paul a Monday at 7:80 a. nv. and at 7 :45 from fit Mary's church. Interment Calvary cemetery.

Friends Invited. Developments verified this view. a half point to 70 despite all the comment to the effect that no dividend would be paid for the company's anairs inaa been creasing their The new high records were made in Woolworth, which got well above 140, and in Philadelphia Third 4a 101.26 101.28 101.26 I01.Z8 Fourth 4'a 102.27 102.2S 102.27 102.28 agea mostly tlt.4013.55, sorted 210-lb. averages and up tU.55(?i IS. 65, early top 118.65.

bulk weighty packing aowa tll.76 slaughter piga scarce, steady, beat Alllft Vir-Car Chem 14 1414 14 1414 second quarter. Locals were misled into selling the market short by the early weakness in wheat. Then they were forced to bid up prices later when NELLI8 Agues Cecelia, age IS years, they attempted to cover these CURB STOCK QUOTATIONS By the Associated Press NEW YORK. Jun M. FoUowlnsr Is NEW YORK BONDS which was responding to information that new banking interests had become associated with the company or joining forces with the sales.

Demand for cash corn is slow. the official list of transactions on ths New York Curb Exchana. alvlna all bankers already dominant. 8 110 109 BY GEORGR T. JfVr.nwt stocks and bonda traded int Receipts are moderate.

Oats broke badly at the opening under further liquidation. Then Copyright 1926 by the Dayton Daily News SUnd Mill St Oil 614s Sun Oil 6's Swift ft Co 6s J. TUs! Osage 7s Transeon Oil 7s. Hub 64s '26 do 614s '27 do 614s '2 do 6M, '2 do 6'4s '81 do TJ'-jS '82 do 6V4s '33 do 6Vs '84 do Vis do 6ls '88 do 614s '40 Vacuum Oil 7s Webster Mills 4 FOREIGN Txt Rail France 7 Fr Nat Mail 8 7s Krupp (Fried) 7s Rusal 6H otf do 61j ctfs Siam A Hal 7s '28 do 7s '65 Solvay A Co Swiss 6V1S INDUSTRIALS Sales Hlsrh Low 2 p.m. 76 76 There were high prices also for Lee Rubber, Vivduac, Newport News, Yellow Cab, United Cigar raontna, days, died June 24 at 8:10 S.

m. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip el I is (nee Schlnner). Funeral from residence, 201 Virginia av at 8:00 o'clock Monday morning and at 8:60 from St.

Anthony's church. Interment Calvary cemetery. Friends Invited. CURRY Susan A. widow of Sylvester B.

Curry, died Wednesday, June 14. 1026. at 4:80 p. aged 76 years. Funeral Saturday at 10 a.

m. at the late residence, 826 Neal av. Interment Woodland. longs developed confidence and Adlrond Pow A Lt 100 82'A 6 96 22 76 80 102 9 100 26 100 1 60 6 67 do pfd 10 102 Gt North 7i do 6s It A adj Ine 6s Hu Oil A Bef 5Mis 111 Bell Tel rfg 6s. ICCSLANO rfg 6a In Rap Trans dS rfg 6s stpd.

I A adj I 14 a 6s NEW YORK, June 26. United States government bonds recovered somewhat today from the setback supported the market on its break. 1 104 2 10014 2 10114 1 101 1 10161 1 10114 8 10014 100 100 10 M0T4 tS 98 1 os2 1 98 11 98 1 97 97 5 105 14 9I14 9814 98 BONDS 9 83 83 83 12 82 811 81 1 91 86 12 6 12 1 96 9514 94 5 1 108 7 102 101 101 3S 94 13 90 Stores, Tobacco Product strength ln corn helped buying. Phillip Morris. American Car and 67 Allied Pack pr pf 600 62 '4 tl, 62U Am Gaa at El new 1300 80 fi'n S0V5 Am Lt A Tr 2675 178 16a 171 Am Pow A new 1400 5f4 68, 69 Sales were larger.

of Thursday but elsewhere in the weighty kind tl2.504ilt, average cost oi packer and chipper drovea of hogs bare Thursday tlt.17, weight 28 lbs. I heavy, weight hogs 112.90118.66, medium tl2.75 fill.te, light tl2.50&13.60. light lights 41 l.S5'ft 18.86. packing hoga smooth tll.90 12.15, packing hogs rough $11.24311.90, slaughter pigs Cattle Receipt 4000, uneven I generally steady on moat killing elsasea i some weak-neae on in-between grades yearlinga and graa eowe; 612.60 paid for medium weight fed steers several loads above tl2, 112.40 paid for 959 lb.y yearlings; new high on current advance; packing of big weight steers 112.60, some rough 1632-lb. aver-agee til, bulk better grades fed steera, all weight 2V mill fed Texas 1 10.65, plain greasy Texae t7 and below, choice heavies Kosher cows to shippers upward to 19.60, most fat eowe t5.506i7.50, heifer $B5i 9.60, strong weight cutters 14 26 and better; weighty cannera $3.60 S3.60, heavy bologna bulla $60, beefy kind $5.60 and better, vealere strong, apots higher, packers paying upward to 211.50, rnoatly 110.60 11.

Sheep Receipw 10.000, fat Iambs active; steady to strong; sheep generally steady, prime Idaho lambs $17.10, bulk Foundry preferred, New York Dock preferred and Atlantic, Gulf Provisions went higher on good do pfd investment classification there was so IHI'I In Paper evt 6s A Ml Ml buying by packing interests. West Indies preferred. Am Rayon Prod no improvement. Am Stiperp "A 4S'4 86 36H 200 48'yg 481-i 600 36 35 1 a 600 86Ti 36 'j 100 do This is the season when traders GRAIN AND PRODUCE FUTURES By Wire to Greene Brock Havana Electric had one of its usual run up. There was a short covering in Baldwin Locomotive.

Sympathizing with the strength in Am Thread pfd Arizona Pow talk about the July reinvestment 100 81' I 72 86 62 92 20 99 99 99 I 101 1 100 6 99 99 69 1 91 7 94 94 Si 85 84 65 76 64 65 11 101 100 2 101 101 101 12 101 2 116 City National Bank bldg. CARD OF THANKS To my friends and neighbors, I wish to acknowledge with grateful appreciation the kind expression of sympathy In the loss of my beloved husband. Mrs. Jacob StrobeL Armour pfd.10200 14 14 89 HV4 90 CHICAGO, June 26 Wheat Open High Lew Armour uo in pro 40 no demand and generally attempt to anticipate it," but if there were any buying: of this kind it had on effect Philadelphia Market street Thyssen I A St 7s Toho El Pow 7a Armoo si El new July 1 524 1 62V, 1 4SiA Atiantid Fr Co. Sept.

1 48U 1 60 1 47i on prices. The high grade railroad 69 69 Dec 1 60 1 62H 1 49'i morteaires were especially heavy. railway prior preferred had a brisk run-up and the first preferred gained a point. The advance extended to United Railways investment isfues. Chicago Taxi went Corn-- Hoissonault Co Borden Co new Botany Con Mills Brooklyn City CINCINNATI EXCHANGE SALES By Wire to W.

E. Hutton Co. Mutual Home Bldg, CINCINNATI. June 26 bonds with the rank of New York July 200 82 800 86 400 75 200 76 300 23H 100 84 26 149 85 191 80 192 600 4 70 92 'A 1 02 1 4 1 01H 1 03, 1 05 1 02 8B 8T 87 Central 6s down a point from the Sept. Dec.

d.irble natives 616. tlfl 16.10, OQd lots 9 107 107 Bucyru Co Can 0 Gin Ala 'A' Close 1 514 1 49 1 1 i OiM I 04 6914 46 46 1 64 1 06 1 08 fat nauve ewea Bales American Laundry 117 high oi the day before. Union Pacific first 4s and New York do OP LM Kelly Spring fi Man Sugar 7s Market St Ry Mid Steel evt 1 6s A do new adj 6s A Mo Pao gen 4s A 1st 6s () A NYC rfg imp 6a Ed rfg 6'aa. NYNHH cv 6s 48. Tel rfg 6s '41 A a 4Vjt.

No Am Ed a 6 No Pae pr In 4a. do rfg 6s B. Pac Ga A El Pa A 6s A A 6s Penna do temp 6a '64. Phila Co 6s A A I 6s. Pub Ser 1 6s.

Pun Aleg Sug 7s. Reading gen 4s. Repub IAS 6s. 3 8 I 4a A. do ine 6a Good Quality Will Prevail 1 On Markets 18 191 188 192 400 403 V.

S. Dept. of Agriculture American Roll Mills 40 6 101 101 101 8 86. 86 2 107 107 Central 3s. 464 47'i 49 14 Car Light Caro Pow Lt.

Oats-July Sept. Dec. Rye- 46 48 Vn 44H 4M, 4714 do 150 do 68 EAST ST. LOUI3, June 26. Hogs Receipts 9500, active, 1015e higher; top $13.0.

bulk good and choice off ferings 160 There no chanee in the Centrif Pipe Corp 87 18 300 16 along with Yellow Cab. New York Dock common Jumped over three points. There were sharp upturns in high priced industrials, such as National Lead and General Electric and special strength in Radio Corporation of America and in 12 9 money outlook. The firmer tone 41 '4 41 41 inapin Macks fito 400 1 05 1 03 1 04 July '8 97 2 112 0 98 HU'! lbs. and up $13.65.13.75.

140-160-lb. $13.60 liiii 1 nattertcn Son Churngold 10 Formica 25 Eagle-Picher 100 132 600 81 8114 il for six months accounts was not Sept. I 06i 1 06 04 Deo. 1 Os 1 09 1 05 Chicago Nip 4 1 regarded by bankers as sienificant Ml 3.65, pie strong to 260 higher, 130. 140 lbs.

most packer sowi 10 98 do Markets In the city Saturday do 200 98 89 of the long time trend. It was 993g Marlin Rockwell Gruen Watch preferred Globe Wernicke preferred morning will bo fairly well supplied CINCINNATI. June 28 100 38 100 1514 200 119 U814 118'4 200 23 23 23 225 18S1S 161 168 'I 250 84 83 83 Cattle Recelnta 1200. native beef steera Chrysler Corp Cleveland Auto Commonw Pow Wheat No. 1 2 red winter 4-notkeable that-4he treasury issues 2 90 8 100 7 99V, 107 8 94 '4 steady; quality plain; few loads red winter tl.tnai.83.

No. western steers slow, good and choice light 11.70 1.81, No. I red wint winter tl.70frtl.77. do Pfd held around their high points more firmly than the shorter dated Gibson Proctor A Gamble do do No. 4 red winter tl.6fa.l.65.

No. 6 red veal era steady to 60e higher at tl0.6fcll Con A new 1H0 Contin Raker 100 133'ii Ubertys. 1 moatiy the latter figure; other classes are steady; small lota light yearlings up Price 103 65 64 64 676, Sl 88 82 102 101 87 120 120 120 120 121 120 121 122 123 109 84 84 106 68 94 88 do 1060O 82 81 82' The feature in the foreiim eroup The feature in the railway section was Canadian Pacific. It took purchases of only 6000 shares to put the stock up over four points. Southern Railway, Rock Island, Texas Pacific and St.

Louis, San Francisco were in demand. Further1 selling of Burns Bros. do do ward to til. 20, most cows no with produce of grood quality. Prices, with the exception of fruits and vegetables, will be generally unchanged from the previous week.

Eggs will sell retail at 85 cents a dozen. Supplies will be lierht ao pro ton inn winter sample red tl. 351.60. Com No. 1 white tl.09H, No.

2 white tl.09rft'1.09Vi, No, 1 white tl.07rfil.08. No. 4 whit $1. 061.07. No.

6 white 1.04, No. white No. 2 yellow No. yellow fl.071.0. No.

21 80 7 4 lOOS 10fl $914 39'4 was the increasing pressure against 77 8714 94 80 04Ti 94 canner on bull sale noted. Sea Air Ln eon 6s Coty Ineorpor 800 89 77 87 94 80 94 100 Sheep Receipts 1800. fat Iambs 25e eii do adj 6s rrench bonds. jNew lows on the do do do (una Co 7200 47TA 47 11 higher, top and bulk early sale with Curtis Aero ctf 2300 20 present decline were made by Sin Con Oi! col 7s Sin Crude Oil 20 4Ti 77 254 19 101 light sorts; holding few best loads at do ao per ctr ofd. 8no nh.

8 5 80 15 66 60 155 85 60 10 10 120 6 60 27 10 6 10 2 90 80 100 60 77 trench 7s and French 8s. United $16.25. culls and seed sheen steady: bulk Sin Pipe Line De For Radio ctf 800 28' 6 87 3 11714 Kingdom 6s of 1937 duplicated cull lambs $9, light mutton ewes $5.60, Butter is unchanged and will sell at the low of the year at 195 which 15 16 PITTSBURGH. June 26 Hogs Receipts do do f't preferred Pure Oil t7c preferred do do preferred Printing do preferred issues were due to, announcement made previously that a new coal distributing company had been formed at the head of which were interests formerly at the head of compares with the new high of Ooehler Die Cast. 100 16'i Dubil CAR new 1300 17 Dunhlll Internet 100 26'1 Durant Mot 400 12 Eleetrie Auto Lit 60 70 '4 Klf-o Bond A nw iia 66 97 16 90 90 9 110 110 19 60 60 66 1 00 100 18 102 102" 12 bU cents a pound.

Poultry will be offered freely with values low for the season. Fruit and vegetable prices will 2550. higher, heavies 114.1514.25, heavy yorker light light $13.50 4l 13.75. pigs $12.25 13.70. a yenow no, a yellow 1.02 foil.04.

No. 6 yellow No. 2 mixed No. mixed tl.06rfrl.08. No.

4 mixed No. mixed 9Cftl. Ear Corn Quotations represent sound ear corn, free from rotten and damaged ears, nubbins and husks: Yellow 1.23, white mixed $1.18.1.23. Ear corn showing soft or immature ears, busks, nubbins or In such condition that it cannot bs gusrsnteed to out-of-fXwn feeders, must be heavily discounted. Oats No.

2 white 62(r63c. No. white 12 70 Greater stability was ex 70 69 68 riheep and Lam be (Receipts BOO. nisrher. 150 Burns Brothers.

104 104 Shoe r-l .1 clipped sheep $7.50. clipped lambs 13. vary greatly, depending on the de 104 15 69 104; Fench bonds quoted on a dollar spring lamb 116.50. 800 too IS 984 8 mand, potatoes, cantaloups and Kwmm Ohio Traction preferred do 68 at 1 ww 91 86 88' 106 105 8BT 10 46 Calves Receipt 170, steady, top $11.60. EAST BUFFALO.

June 26. Cattle Re 18 881 8 do pfd Eleetrie Ry See Eleetrie Invest Ford Mot Cana Franklin Mfg Co Freed Elsem Freshman Co (Ch) Gabriel Snubber Oil 6h Sou Pao evt do rfg 4a Sou Ry gea a. do gen 4a So Bell Tel rfg 6l Tenn Elee rfg 6s. Third Ave adj 6s. Union Pae 1st do evt 4i TJ Rubber 6a 8 Steel a Va-Ca Chem 7s Virginian Ry Wast Eleetrie West Md 1st West Parifie Wetting Elee Willys 1st Wil A Co a Young SAT peaches will be offered freely at generally low prices.

hited by the German 7s and nearly all of the high yielding European issues. Among industrials were several instances of strength. One of these was American Sugar 6s which reached a new high probably because of the attractiveness of the conversion privilege. United Fuel 87 105 5 800 26 400 11 100 1 ceipts 250, active and 25e higher. 10 11 V9 Calves Receipts 2000.

active, choice 50c 60Vrr51o. No. 4 white 47a49c, No. 2 mixed No. mixed AtdHOe, No.

4 mixed 45(r(47e, Rye No. 2 rye No. ry 4 rye Mill Fesu Quotations represent 100. lb. 07 higher, fll.60M12.

fair to good tlO.tOi 1300 27 27 74 177U Gen Gsa A El 825 66 11. culls f6Qld, heavy $6QS, graasera $3 5. basis went down somewhat, but they were by no means as sensitive to-the decline of the franc as they had been earlier in the year. No further light was thrown on the causes for the weakness in French paper currency, but none was necessary. The recent decline can certainly not be charged to the new finance ministry, but to the dis- rlnmrM aarhlrh thin nAW miniatrv Gen Out Ad 200 45 45 Gil Saf Ras new 700 75 74 il 100 100 8 100 100 10 66 66 1 95 107 IS 102 103 1 691 14 100 99 H-igit Keeelpta 4000, active, heavy, mixed 6s were up nearly a point.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, June 29. Foreign exchanges easier, quotations in cents 1 Great liritain demand 4o5, cables 48614, 60-day bills on banks 481. Prance demand 4.64, cables 4.55. Italy demand 1.60. Demand Belgium 4.52, Germany 23.80, Holland 40.04, Norway 17.42.

Sweden 26.77. Denmark 19.68. Switzerland 19.42, Spain 14.64, Greece l.5, Poland 194, Czechoslovakia 2.16. Jugo-Slavia 1.73 4, Austria Un, Rumania 46, Argentina and yorkers $14.10. light yorker tl8.50'g.

sacks: Soft winter wheat bran $33. 60 (34. bard winter wheat bran $334; S3 60, standard middlings ta6.50(ii37. soft whrat mid Railway bonds were mostly down, imwjjr lire pifo Orennan Bak too Hflbirs El Cn new 2A0 82'i 82 17 17 17 19 19 19 13. 75.

pigs 513.50, roughs 112. stags 6 been and Lambs Reeeinta 1200. active. instances being Missouri Pacific. WINNER OF RACE WITH AVALANCHE dlings gray hard middlings $39 SJ 89.60, mixed feed $36.50387, No.

I alfalfa meal $28.60, hominy feed Hay No. 1 timothy 23.00. No. lambs 25o lower, yearling 75e higher, others 60 higher, lamb yearling wether ewes tiu.l, mixed sheep t7.608. The most important new offering was the $20,000,000 mortgage bank of Chile 6s due 1957 to yield 6 Hap Candy St A'.

11200 Happtn Candy Fou 600 Hateltine Corp 200 Heyrien Chem 200 Horn A Hardart 100 'a 9 7 8 14 1 60 has made regarding previous de 40.S1, Brazil Ti.oo, Toklo Shanghai DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED By Wire to Greene Brock City National Bank Bldg. NEW YORK. Jane 26 timothy $21.0022.00, No. 1 timothy tJ7.50 (Ji 18.60, threshed timothy 110.00111.00. per cent.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 26. Hotm Tie. no grade timothy $10. norri 12.00.

No. 1 heavy SUGAR Last 800 200 Uhi 71 1114 1000 4 7 4 6 47 1000 10 9 10 100 8 ciover mixes tm.oon 19.00, No. 1 light clover mixed No. 1 clover mixed No. 1 clovee miveri BOND QUOTATIONS By tha Associated Press NEW YORK.

June 28 The raw ann. eeipte 7000, 25o higher, heavies $14. IlghU weight $14. top $14.10, piga Cattle Receipt 1200, steady, steers $7(2 11.50. beef cows heifers $6(SlT.

Calves Receipt 960, steady, vsala t7(2 11.50. market waa easier early today and while no salea were reported, suarars nearhv tl6.60Q 18.60, ao grade elover mixed 1 11.00 NEW YORK. June 2. Folloitfna' are 600 89 SB SOU no. 1 clover 117.50(18.50, No.

2 intereon Rub Inter Con Indus. Inter Match pfd. Inter Util Jones Radio Mfg. Kelvinator Co Lehigh Pow See. Lehigh Val CneJ.

Lib Radio Ch Star Mar Wire Can new Meaabl Iron Mid West Util re available at 4.30o duty naid or 1-15 RATH UNCHANGED Dlv'd American Ice p. uly 10 1 do a. July 10 1 Am Water Ely Aug 1 ....1 do part p. Aug 1 1 do (620). Aug 1 8O0 Anaconda Cop (tbO).

July 18 75e Chicago Box A Cr June today nigh, low and closing prices of bonds In the New York Stock Exchange, aover sio.ouBuo.so, no. i elover new Sheep and Lambs Recelnta 709. ataadv. Admission has now formally tmade of what past govern-nrwes were seemingly unwilling to acknowledge that the French budget had not really been bal- AUSTBALiANSARE ROYALLY TREATED of a cent below yesterday's quotations. RaW BUffSF future Wm la mt.ttvm By the Associated Press JACKSON, June 28.

Racing at head of an avalanche" with his life and the safety of Lis family and home at stake and winning by a matter of minute, was the experience of Gillet Huff, rancher whose story of seeinir the and the total galea (sale la $10001 of sbeep fS'dt, lambs ths undertone wsa unsettled. Mid-day prices vw ioi'4 lOU J50 400 41 40 41 100 7 200 1H 14 00 2 600 agu CLEVELAND. June 24. Hoes Reeeinta men bond: FOREIGN Sales High Low 1 p.m. were anoui a point net lower under selling 2000, 26o higher, choice heaviea and choice 17.00OT 19.00, no grade elover tlO.OOfr 12.00, No.

1 2nd cutting alfalfa 20.00, No. 2nd cutting alfalfa 17.60, No, 1 lat cutting alfalfa tl7.00ffi 18.00. No. lat cutting alfalfa tn.OO'ii 18.00, Na 2 lat cutting alfalfa tlS.OOfrJ 15.00, sound sample rrsasy hay tlO.OOfit Common Ediwm. July 16 2 (1 i't iraci? ana i.uoan accounts, Tha refined sua-ar market waa mil.

lth Honven, A Ken June 20.... 1 An Ju Mar Wa Ss 8 99 mediums $14.26. cho4os good weight yorkers $14.16. pig tlt.25. roughs $11.50.

do prior lien 110 lot 102 102 Arg Gov 6s '68 9b, 96 quotations unchanged at 6.6O0 to S.6O0 for 6 98 Hooks open July 1. Merchants Pub Util June 20... .14 stags 67. 1 Aus Gov gtd In 7a Muslo Master Corp J200 it Nat Pow A 650 840 844 il line granulated. Cattle Receipts 800.

good rattle active u.uv, wnest straw HO.OOftt 11.00. oata Minn El Distrib June 30.... 2-8 north side of Sheep Mountain crumble and fall across tho Gros Nat Tea Co straw ilu.UOtl 11.00. rye etraw IS 00,7 and strong, others slow, unchanged. 66 6 18 do June 80 1 16.00.

Mieep and Lambs Reeei ma f.00 Ke do one 10 7-12, 84' PS 88 et4 840 134 185 82 4 10 is 4 52Z 10 Ventre river valley near here do e. June 80 1 nigheri choice spring lambe $15. 75 16.60, WOOL BULLETIN By the Associated Press BOSTON, June 26. The Com Orleana Se (no p), June AMATEUR ACTORS spring euus iiu.owail, choice yearling lamb fair to good yearling Tuesday became known today. Huff said he was riding on horseback at the foot of the moun (2 100 Dock P.

July 2'6o Courtesy of Japan Ex-. tended and Elaborate Receptions Held. lambe S10 50M 11.60. common and cull OUST OLD-TIMERS Jersey Zine 10 Nisor Corp 2400 Nor Ohio Pow 400 war too 24 Ohio fuel Corp 209 12 Omnifcue Corp et 100 I41I PaJie Exch 400 70 Penn Wat A Pow 55 146 Power Co T600 74 Purity Bak tOO t8 Rova Radio 1400 8i2 Norfolk A weat adj July 81 do Aug 81 lo mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow: 8' yearling t8ai0. choice and handywetght "The wool market is broader and 1'eopiea one so 7-12T0 do e.

June 80 1 1-6 69 TO 145 145 66 ana wetner efleep 0T7.60, choice ewes and heavy sheep $4 '36, lair to good, common and culls tOfl.l. in 9'U 4 SO', so 4 84 157 984 1 92 '4 10 M'l 5 108 93 Latter Keeping Close Watch on Performances ln City of Calves-Receipis 200. tOe higher, ehote tain when it began to move, carrying on its back a section of the dense Teton' national forest He bgan a desperate ride for safety. The avalanche, with a roar, bore down upon him in the form of a moving wall of boulders, trees and Prophylaetle Brmh JuLv 1 60e Standard Serew June 22 do June 22 To United See Ltd P. June 24 mT TOKIO, June 26.

Australia's cruiser Brisbane, now on a visit of slowly strengthening, both on fine and medium descriptions. Reports from the goods markets indicate a better demand for worsted goods as well as woolens and knit goods. Top makers and spinners are tret- nanayweignt eaives fair to good and mixed $114112, common and heavy f7(gl0. Ot Bordeaux Copen City Or Prag Oept Seine 7s Dom-Rep 6H. DEI 6Vv Ntw '68.

French Kepub Tfea do 7a Ger ex In 7s rota. Greek Co 7s -Japaneae King Keif 6s ret do 6a King Denmark 6s. King Hung King Neth Hi King Nor 8s King Br Cr 81 8a. King Sweden 6a. Pa-L-Med 6s Rep Bolivia 8 Kep Chile 8s do 7a .4..

Rep Cuba 6 Vis Hep Poland St Queensland 6m Hwls Guv 6'-j '46 UKGR4I 64t '17. West Penn Ry 7a P. Sept 1 courtesy to Japan, has been given a wonderful reception in return West Penn Co e. Sept 16 1 CINCINNATI. Jnna VIENNA, June 23 Amateur do l'7c P.

Aug 1 1 VS. evrvi earth a hundred fet't. His frenzied Weymoutli Water Pow, July 1 ..61.60 imnrr, neaviee i.z, packers and butchers tl4.2S. medians tlt.60 18.75, for courtesies extended to Japanese ships that visited Australian harbors. Indeed this welcome is an acting has become so popular in Vienna, and some of the amateur woreeater riank A Tr, Jane 25 ting much better business at better pdlces.

In the west tha market Worcester uo t.lec. July 1 13.00 RATE INCREASED raws Heavy fat sows $'12. ight shippers tlt.60, pigs 110 lbs. and leas actors do so well that the profes is nrm to iiipntiy dearer. "The foreien situation has rn tt 83 Am Vitrified Pr (650), July 76e 64 10i 10O 100 46 6614 67i 67 100', J00 00i 76 16i 6 94'4 '1075 101N, 101 4 16 11' IS lf)l 101 84 94H 94V4 4 104 27 1014 68 lOfi'i 106 at tie Receipts 600.

active and afrnee, interesting contrast to the attitude of newspapers which from time to time kick Australia because the Jananese trovernment feels the do (t-Mii, Oct 5 75e tcred on the position in A Steera. gnod to choice t9.50Q10. fair to horse reached higher ground at one Bide, and the big landslide missed him by only a few feet. Huff then raced to his home nearby rushed his wife and daughter to a point of safety and returned to save as many of his belongings as possible. sional stage, considering itself threatened, has found an effective Last payment.

April 15, 'lb 60e good t8iSj9.50, common to fair $5f7: heifer, g.nd to ehntca 0a 1 1 Elgin Nat Watch (J5). July 26.. 2 Lart payment. May 1, '25 01 negis Paper 1400 4 Serv-El Corp ,800 19 Sleeper Rad ctf. 200 4 Southeast PAL" 200 9mt South CV1 Edison.

125 lli? Stuts Motor 1000 tJ Swift lntrnat 200 26 Tenn EJ Pow sno 7 do 2nd Pfd 205 8 4 ThermloJ Radio 8'i0 12 Thompeon Rad etf 400 9 Tim ken Det Axle 2M Tob Trnd Exports 100 2 Tower Mfg Corp. 100 914 Un Gaa A Et new 800 47 Vn Lt A Pow 2400 D4 Un Profit Shar 8 Util Pow A Ij 'A' 1500 286: Victor Talk Mseh 700 70 Ware Radio Corp 600 15 West Power 1900 64 do pfd 160 9 Whlta Rock 2o 48 STANDARD OILS Muekera Pine Line in una. where it has been decided finally to resume sales July 13, with offerings of 120,000 bales monthly Vick and not really because Aus remedy. rTreprooung July to good t79, common to fair t4Hi7; aows, gojMl to choice fair to good S3.80ffl4.60. eutlera i7.tRttl.ft 9n tralia wants to stay "white." Also A committee of profestlonal Last payment, April 16, '25 in July and August, a moderate Vraill DIM 8 a.l." ealvee steady at yesterday's close; good DOMBSTia oiiennc a number of buyers watches every announcement from any one of the 100 amateur action Am Ag th IV.

12 102T4 1W1 102M Cent In (U-Callfl, June 20.... I5e Group One Oil Corp, June 25. ...12. 26 mere seems 10 do no uumj iuun the newspapers here because an Australian naval ship is visiting rrophylactle Brush Co e. Ju I 25e have, left to attend the London colonial auctions, commencing July 7.

Bradford is rather quiet, but clubs In Vienna that charge admls to ehotoe I9.60fc 10.50, fair to good $7.6041 t.80, enmrnoa and large $4fi7. SheepReceipts 6900, active and strong, good to choice SHl. lightweight up to toai i-60fi4, common 1102, buck tfiS 50 Umba active. Woreeater Pk A Trust. June 26..

INITIAL DIVIDENDS slons. Any play the rights of Flnaa Inve of Ltd e. June II which are protected may not be Kent-rally urm. "Mohair is rather InaeHra hut Japan. No, the Australians soem to be getting'along quite well and only one incident (which fortunately came out all right) has threatened casualties on both side.

s-iven by amateurs, and if an at vu mq sis'ft in.nu. rair to enort Illlw.t steady. 16, asconds tl3.6014. tempt is mane to evade this retru yvs easuaa wwviaKTa I D. OUIJL 1 4 100 This was when the launch of the DAYTON SECURITIES By Greene Brock City National Bank Bldg.

BAN Ed Iltd i6 itt LOST BOY FOUND 17 99 99 IT 102 1025 1084 61 101'i 101 0 101 101t4 th iooi 100(4 15 96j 96 16 4 4'i 16 91 11 10' 108' 103 '4 1 98 102 102' (7 9 94 60 91 90 tl 5 116 107 107 107Mi 6 100 100'A lation the police are notified by the professional actors and act accord Asked DAYTON LIVESTOCK NION BTOCKTARDS. JUNE 26 SIDNEY. June 2(5. A ingly. City National 296 200 26 10 141 230 0 704 400 8.1 500 25 80 14 Iwata was conveying Capt.

Patter-Ron of the Brisbane, the vice-mln-ister of the navy, the governor and mayor of Yokohama from the theaebr Mfg Citin Oil Cumber Iir Humble Oil Imp Oil Can new Internet pet Magnolia Pet Transit North 64 881, 26 jience the amateurs are re 69 83 25 old lad was found near the B. 0. river bridsro south of tho city Dartoo Matlonal I0 Paytnn Savings A 250 1 1 1. Corrected Dslly by the Greene, Emhry a stricted, if they charge admissions, to plays by Goethe, Schiller- Iwata to the Brisbane. It was after Am Smelting Am Sugar Am Tel Tel (H do drh 6s Am A TA s.

An Op 7s '86 do 6s '68 Andea Cop Min 7s Arm Co D'l A gen 4f 4 rf 6s 96, do evt 4'Vji Pa 1st rfg 6a Peth Bt enn 6s A. Ilk-Man Tr 6a an Nor deb 6s. (a CI 6s On Leather 6s Cen 1'ae gtd A ert 6s do 4Wi A rfg 6s A Chi A III Chi Gt Weat 8 0h- do 4a '26 Chi A Nor rfg 6i. Chicago Kts 6s. I A rfg 4a.

CTI148B Ina 10 5t 10 79 yesierauy auernoon and was broueht to the city and turned BiercninLa piiwuii jov -( Third National 185 Winiers National 140 GUARANTEED RAILROADS Peterson Commiaalofl Livestock Dealers, Union Stockyards, test 1727. 1766 and 680. BOGS Reeeinta I car, market 6. 15a hJaW. Lessing and other old-time play wrights.

Prairie Oil new rraine oil new dinner. The launch lurched and tho commander, the admiral and 1J(K tl 60 80 Prairie Pipe Line 760 126 126'i 126 over to Bob McClellan Rt the traction depot to notify the police. Cleveland A Pittsburgh 4 40 C8V. the governor were thrown into the 26 89 89 12 106 do 7 61 14 200 and up 18.66 South Tenn Oil 180 171 It was some time. bcfnr th HAWKINS HEADS Columbua A Tenia 67 IIO-200 11.40 of Indiana.

2800 M'L con: acTi Dayton A Michigan (6 13 1024 102 a xr CEMETERY GROUP 7 do 47e 40 INSURANCE COMPANIES Pig 9 007 11.00 Stag 4.00(j t.00 Sows S.00(i211.O0 home of tho boy was located on Center in Glennova. When returned to his mother, she stated that he had been lost since 3 of Kentucky. 100 128 3 of New York 21ftt) 46U Swan A Finch Oil 20 10 44 44 Kfllabls (par 10) 64 Gem Kit (par 10) It Liberty (par 60) 87 74 68 4 46 49 96 77 69 60 CATTLB Receipt light, market steady. 6 "A tn 40 6 77 80S 6 18 48 Vacuum Oil 100 69 MIsrEIJ.AVfrywa rut 0 PUBLIC UTILITIES Ret butcher steers t.603 t.10 The Trend of the Investment Market is discussed In our current monthly review, a copy of which we shall be glad to send on request. OTIS CO.

EsUBliseed 1823, Dayton Reprntatie, J. E. LANG 702 Amerlcsn Bid. Telephone City Hallway It Am Maraeaibo 1800 10 loot Arkansas Nat Gas 800 7 800 170 260 165 196 HO 42 71 91 .17 42 6T 14 100 40 to 81 102 lot 91 96 tl' 91 loo lot lot 102 100 21 jot 16 82 meaium Dutcner steers Hest butcher heifers Medium butcher beterg 10 to" 2 titles ferv new. 2200 14 THEFT IS CHARGED XEN'IA, June 26.

Charlos C. Chile Copper 6.,, 8n; 2 24 107 107 107 16 99 99 99 folomb Syndlo tjno sii Rest fat cows l.oo'4 8.00 7.60'(J (.50 1.60 6.30 1.00'iJ,' 6 26 1.75'iJ 4.60 t-tKiri 1.00 4.50'ii 6.60 lonsol Royalty lfo J. Brewer, Cincinnati, was returned to I 102 ini Oi Menlnm cows cold waters 01 ins Day. it was also late at night. Tho captain and the admiral took the water in great form.

The governor, being unused t'Stter, did not like it, Every olJ scued every one else and no harm was done excejt to clothes and in the case of the governor and the mayor, to nerves. DRY GOODS CorrHirM 10? ny Payton Dally Nwt NEW YORK, Juno 26. The market for cotton cloths was strong today and fairly active, with Olxfios at 9 and C8x72a at 10. Tho raw silk market was firm and prices moved up 10 cents a pound throughout the entire list, reflecting strength in Yokohama, 1 CCCAStL rfg a Com I'ow 6s Cons Power 6s CCA drb 8s sred freole Evndle ion 111- 9 4 97 96 invnv, vwws Bulls farby pet 100 1 filhaon Oil 1900 8 iulf Oil I) A ft eon 4s. 1 ino', 9 64 94 97 SPRINGFIELD, June 26 H.

II. Hawkins, of Cleveland, was elected president of the Ohio Association of Cemetery Superintendents and Officials at the closing sescion of its two-day convention nere Thursday night, Hawkins succeeds J. W. Chamberlain, of Dayton, as president of the organization. Charles M.

Wilkeraon, of Springfield, was elected vice president and E. A. Sloan, of Marion, was reelected secretary, Tho 1020 convention will be hold in Newwk. SHEEP 64 97 108U 106 8 11 22 Cincinnati yesterday after his ar-j rest hpr by Motorcycle rolicernan Peter Shanin nd Pennsylvania' Railroad Police Lieutenant Buss-j myer. I Brewer Is said to have stolen a Sheep I tMI 88 104 do prererred It Unyton Street Railway 1 do preferred lu Ohio I'ublie Servlee pfd, 99 loledo-Edtaon 1 pfd.

99 Dayton P. A L. 6 pfd. 94 Ohio Power preferred (3 INDUSTRIALS Kgry Keglater 7 pld, 10 Elder A Johnston pfd. 90 Mead P.

A P. 7 pfd. 96 N. C. R.

pfd 106 Keynolds A Key pfd. 100 Kike-kumler pM 99 S.vb'ilrt Machine pld. 97 Uallahar 7 pfd. (par 20 (irsea A Oreea 1 pfd. tt igo ret lanri a Mt A Prod nun s-at ai Lambs 8.0041 12.00 Podge Urns 8s ret IiuH de Nem 1: Puqueana Mght Ha a lba S'ig 7l5s, Cm Ga A Fu 7a.

tirle evt 4 Nat Fuel A Oil. 20 la New Bradford 2fwi 5'i THEY ARE COOL, TOO Two layers of ireoriretto crepe Pennock Oil new 1(10 fi 11 10S 62 104 104 104 2 704 100 1051 inr. ion 109 120s I lo lied llanka Oil ino t'anad loo sfte bound with ribbon and belted with watch belonging to a Pennsylvania, rai'ron! fireman with whom he roomr-f! at Cincinnati. Brewer i-: Goodrli-h 6'i GMKlyrar 8s 'II. wider sash aro used to make Salt Creek Prod t0 27 t7U IT do '41 an extra conductor or.

the lailroad. iVi, (it Tr Bt Ca 6a. VenesueUa fs U00 4', very attractive nighy rowni 1 ').