The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 19

19 THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1928 Ironton. freight to Cincinnati (1 It: No. I PROPERTY SALE FOUGHT. EARLY BULGE COTTON OTHER STOCK QUOTATIONS Egg Prices Soften Half Cent; Poultry Closes Dull and Easy Chicago. SPSCUL DISPATCH TO IBB SKQvUIS.

Chicago, June 13. Range of prices: IRON AND STEEL. UKUL DISPATCH TO TUB X24QUUKK. New York, un 13. I i on A aay I fftael buyvra ar Inremiilnvly caution, as the mill output continues to decline.

The ovoning of books for the third quarter In fnthM products ha found buyaru unreaponaiv), ami new Inulnoia, at a rule, too light to divalop further chinKva iu current prices. The reuent announcement of a prlc of 1.90a a pound, rittHburdh, on platea, ha pea knd bam for th next quarter haa not yet had the expouted effect of driving In heavier Hpcclficationa on current oontruct. Buyera huv until th end of grease brown $07c, ysllow T07o, STOCKS. I High, Low. Last.

Adams Royalty 22 21 13 American States 10 10 Do. 12 Armour preferred (4 82 84 Auburn Motor 117 111 117 Bendlx Corp 115 112 114 Berg Warner .84 83 83 Consumers 10 9 9 Edison Electric 181 180 181 Evans 77 76 77 Great Lakes 280 276 276 Illinois Brick 40 J. R. Thompson 60 58 (8 Kraft Cheese 64 63 64 Llbby McNeil A Llbby 10 10 10 Midwest Utilities 143 141 143 Minneapolis Honey'ell. 33 12 33 Morgan Lithograph 70 '66.

67 Nat, Else Power 33 31 33 National Standard 41 II 41 OU-O-Matlc 8 I 8 Penn. Gas ft Elec 23 Stewart Warner 83 80 83 Swift Co 130 129 130 Swift International 30 28 30 United Gypsum 84 86 Wm. Wrlgley, Jr. 68 Yates 16 15 16 Yellow Cab 31 30 31 Club Aluminum 31 30 30 Foots Oear 28 18 23' Campbell Wyant 40 37 39 Kal Stove 110 104 108 McQuay Norrls 46 Council Member Has Interest In Transfer To City, Suit Charges. Raisins; the point that at least one member of the City Council Is a member of the Loanntlvllle Country Club and also a stockholder, and as such owns a proportionate share of the real estate at Montgomery and Lanj-don roads, which the city has decided to purchase for a fire engine house, Fred C.

Wegohorst, as a taxpayer, filed suit 'in Common Pleas Court yester day seeking to enjoin the purchaao. In addition to declaring that such a purchase would be Illegal, even If the member of Council did not vot upon the purchasing ordinance, Wego-hoft, through Attorneys enry B. Street and Alcorn Alcorn, further charges that Council proposes to pay (6.000 for the lot, whereas Wegehoft declares that It Is worth but $1,500. Wenenoft says that the neighborhood Is soned for residence purposes only, and a reasonable value for property In the neighborhood is 150 a front foot, provided they are located on the main highway and are level and have a depth of not less than 150 feet. The lot which the city ordinance proposes to purchase, he says, is sonod for residence purposes, and fronts 60 feet on Montgomery road, but It has a depth of only 100 feet, and the ground Is not level, declining sharply to a depth of 18 feet at the rear.

By reason of this, Wegehoft alleges, the lot Is not worth more than (26 a front foot, or 11.500 for the entire lot. The City Council has agreed to pay 6,000 for the lot, however. Wegehoft says, and he declares this will be an Illegal expenditure of puo-llo funds. The two grounds will be claimed sufficient to prevent the city from purchasing the lot for the new fire house, agalnRt the location of which at that point there haa been much objection. Judge Thomas H.

Morrow granted a temporary Injunction tying up the purchase for the present. SUGAR. Smut DISPATCH TO THS KNgDIISS, New Tork, Jlne 18. Raw sugar range! 'It" "All 1 h. l.o Close.Pr.CI.

Detroit SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRES. Detroit, June 18. Range of prices: STOCKS. I High. Low.

Last Brown Mfg C. a. Spring and B. Continental Motors Continental Paper Detroit Creamery Det. and Cleve.

Nav Detroit Motorbua Federal Truck 21 7 11 18 37 16 18 19 21 19 7 7 11 11 18 18 37 37 16 16 12 11 19 17 SPSCIaL DISPITCS TO IBS IXQUIUl. New Orleans. June 13. Cotton range: IHlgh. Low.

Close. 19.87c 20.1'Jc 18.71c 18.70c 18.830 Pr.CI. lV.t6 19.6110 l.6,'c 18.83u 18.03c July October liecember January March SriCUL DISPATCH TO TBU) SXQOIIII. New York, June 18. Cotton range Prev.

Close 20H Open H's-h Low aoio" 8036 8008 1107 1(116 Close July Oct. 1'eo. Jan. Mar. 3080 8027 3001 8000 1888 3048 8061 8034 3020 3013 80J8 2043 8028 2013 2008 3031 200U 1886 1882 New York.

June 13 (A. The cotton market today recovered part of yeatonlay'e toeata un covering or reuuymg promoted by reports of an Improved tone In the stock market, bullish features in weather aud crop advioea, and a firmer technical uonaltlon after the break Tuesday. Octohar contracts sold up to K0. Ho or 39 points anove tne tow level oi tne previous day, and oloaed at 10.43c. The general market closed steady, at net advances of to S3 points.

The market opened eteRvly at' an ad value of 6 to 6 points. Uvtfruiglu selling orders brought In by yesterday's weak noes were quickly abaorbed around Initial prices aud ttie market turned upward; offerings were much lighter, aa If liquidation cf old long accounts had run ita course for tho time being, while reports of rains In parts of the tiouth and the forecast for showers In the Western belt seemed to bring in buyliitf for a further rally. The first flash of the weekly report of the Weather Bureau made rather a bearish ImpreHAion on sentiment, as there was a riurry or selling op us pudi. ration, out offerings were absorbed on aniDacka or few pointa, and the market firmed up again later, influenced by mention of nun lsh features in the details. The report appeared to be about a standoff, some local traders eald.

but the advance during ths afternoon was aucomyanied by reports or increasing weevil iniesiaiion in eomu sections of the belt, I July sold up tu 20.42o and December to IO.S4o, net gains of ltd to 30 pointa oil more active months. The close was several points from the best unrtor realising by early buyers. Brokers with New Orleans and Southwestern connections were buyera on the advance, with some buying believed to be for Wall street account. Trading was leas active than yesterday, nut there was a moderate volume of business and some early afternoon buying coupled with re porta of a firm spot basis for old crop cotton In the South. Private oe.h lea sttld llauldatlon had been absorbed by Continental and Bombay buy- iiisT on a scale own in uivernooi.

Exports today 10,806 bales, making 7,831,204 ao far this aessnn. fort reoalpte 6. MO balea, United tftatea port atorea 1, 004,067 balei. Liverpool, June IS (A. Cotton: spot In mode rata demand i prlcea lower; Amr loan atrlotly good middling ll.70d, good middling 11.40d, strictly middling ll.SOd, middling ll.SOd, atrlotly low, middling 11.60(1, low middling 10.901, atrlotly guod ordinary lO.TOd, good ordinary 10.40d; aulas 8,000 hales, including o.uuu naiea American; receipts 8.000 bales, no Ammicnti; future closed quiet: July 10.74d, Octoher 10B2.I, January 10.64d, March 10.

Md, May SPBCUL PtarATCR TO TH BNQUIBBI. Nsw York, June 1 S. Spot cotton at New York steady and S6 points higher at SO.SOo for middling! antoa, 360 balea. erneub piarATCH to tub kkqcirimi. New Orleans.

June 13. Hoot cotton steady, 84 points higher at 20, 3. for mlJ- Ullnga, flal os, l.iJ.i naies. THE RIVER RIVER STAGES. Biases of the Olilo River and (xwi Mississippi River at 7 a.

and change In the last 34 hours fulloiri Soon Is Wiped Out, Wheat Futures Slump To Lowest Levels in Months Other Grains Likewise Are Sub Jected To Heavy Selling PressureProvisions Weaker. PECLAL DISPATCH TO TH ENQUIRES. Chicago, June 18. Heavy Belling of wheat followed an early bulge In the market today, with the result thai futures slumped to the lowest level in two months or mare. Scattered liquidation of long wheat, with In different support were responsible for the declines.

Unexpectedly and rather suspiciously strong cables from Liverpool gave the market false show of strength early, which probably intensified the weakness later, as early buyers turned sellers, with stop loss orders finding a thin market. Liverpool was to ftc, higher at the finish. General and heavy rains were again reported northwest. A little more interest is being shown in new crop gulf wheat, but the sales so far are light, and there was also a small business in Manitoba wheats in view qf the big decline in futures. Opening prices for corn were higher, but this bulge was followed by a drastic aecllne to the lowest levels in some time.

The cash de mand was slower, and there was con sldtrable liquidation credited to local longs, especially In the July, which Was relatively weak. Local cash sales were 97,000 bushels. Weather and crop news Is satisfactory as a whole. Buying support came mainly from shorts and holders of bids. Oats were weak especially for the July deliveries, in which there was considerable liquidation.

On the break there was a good demand with a fair recovery from the low spots. Rye dropped with wheat, and did not score much of a comeback. There was no new development In the rye situation, but longs were uneasy over the weakness in other grains, while there was little new buying. Provisions showed some firmness early, but the drop in grains affected the market and prices weakened later, running into fair buyng on the dips, Hogs were mostly 10c off, and receipts were 23,000 head. Quotations: I Open.

High. I Low. I Close, IPr. CI. i July Sep.

Dec. Corn: July Bep. Dec. Oats: July Sep. Dec.

Rye: July Sep. Dec. Lard: July 81398140 11 3714 37 II 3914 141 141. 13 139 141 143 144 141 147 143 104 104 100 100T4 104 102 102 99 9 102 86 87 86 85 86 63 C4 Cl S3 63 46 44 46 46 46 17 47 47 47 47 126 12 122 122 124 120 120 118 118 119 118 11 72 11 72 11 60 11 65 11 67 666 16 33 3 76 28 45 27 10 14 16 107 102 26 33 44 41 40 40 49 2 Ford Motor (Canada) Han ump Motor Wheel National Growers Packard Motors Palgo Motors Parke-Davis Rea Motors. River Raisin Paper.

Schwartz Cigar Tlmken Axle Do preferred U. S. Radiator pref. Wilcox Lakey Foundry Oakes Prod. Murray Body Young common Do preferred Crowley-Mllner Universal cooler Gr.

Rap. Metalcraft. Bower Boston. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TH1 PrQtraS. Boston, June 13.

Range of 665 (50 16 14 33 33 3 3 76 11 28 25 46 46 27 26 10 9 14 14 16 15 107 107 102 102 26 26 83 33 44 44 42 41 40 40 40 39 49 49 2 2 3 7 July I 3 63, S.H.'I 1.48c 3.48c 1.6ld Hepiemhar I 3 6J S.66u S.eOo I. boo In So December 1 74o l.74o 1.70c 1.70c l.71o 1.72c 1.71c 1.08c a 88o 1.70s March 1.08c 1.67c 1.03c 1.63c 171o May 8.73c 1.73c 1.70c 2.70c 1.71o STOCKS. Hlgh.l Low. Last. Amoskeag Co I 21 21 21 Blgelow Hartford 92 92 92 Boston Elevated 90 90 90 Copper Range 18 17 18 Boston and Maine 74 74 74 Eastern Steamship 100 97 100 Edison Electric 280 375 280 Herman Nelson 29 29 29 Hood Rubber 27 27 27 Island Creek (3 63 53 Maine Central 61 61 61 Mass.

Gas Co. 142 140 142 Do preferred 78 78 "8 Mohawk Mining 67 66 67 New England 146 145 146' Nlplsstng Mines 4 4 4 Old Colony 138 138 136 Pond Creek 12 12 12 Qulncy Mining 26 84 26 St. Marysland Mining. 29 29 29 Tower Man Co 1 1 1 Swift 4 Co 130 130 130 United Shoe M'chlnery 72 71 71 Utah Apex 4 4 4 Warren Bros 162 159 162 A. T.

T. 12 11 12 Venez. Holding 12 9 9 12 07 12 07 11 95 12 00 12 02 12 15 12 16 I12 45 1260 Weaknessof Eastern and Western egg markets caused a softening of prices on the Mercantile Exchange yesterday and values were quoted off Vic on all grades. The report of stor age holdings was regarded as bearish causing a generally weaker sent! ment. Consuming interest was also slower.

Dull and easy condition also were noted in poultry. All sixes of colored fowls were oti 2c, with heavies at 22c and Leghorns were lVc lower. The supply of fryers was more bur densome and concessions were freely made to clean up offerings. Colored fryers 2 lbs and over were quoted at 3 4c, the same as heavy broilers, and light-Weight broilers were off anothe cent. Leghorn fryers and heavy broilers are also as a parity at 32c and light weights were unchanged, Creamery butter remained quiet and steady, with receipts about equal to trade requirements.

Butter fat ar rivals were slightly larger and No, packing stock in good demand at quoted prices. Track holdings of white potatoes were Increased to 99 cars, the market closing weak. Canteloupes were stronger; tomatoes slightly easier strawberries stronger and other lines nominally steady. The warm weather strengthened the lemon market anl prices at the Fruit Auction were up about Jl2 a box, California oranges also were firm and pineapples and grapefruit weaker, Ginseng, wild and cultivated, were quoted on the board. Cash wheat was easier and 2c lower here, with demand slow.

Cash corn here followed options, being 3o off, and oats were lo lower. In sympathy with declines of wheat and corn. Hay was steadier, with timothy sales at full values. CINCINNATI MAKKETS. Grain and hay quotations, as furnished by the Cincinnati tuara ot -iraae: Corn Yesterday's spot shelled market at Cincinnati, prices figured back to country shipping points; F.O.B.Rate to N.Y.

pom. via Cincinnati Per Cwt. 31o 34a 86o 370 390 No. 3 Yellow Corn Per Bushel, ,81 ltd it i 01 tswlOO t0) 99 87 98 97 White lo and mixed corn 2o under yel i. and sweet grading below No.

discounted from lc to 2o for each 196 of moisture over 19.6. indinatad Values f. o. b. Cincinnati WhiAt: No.

2 red winter 81 744tl 76, No. 3 rad winter 8171ft! 73, No. 4 red winter 81 6114171. Ko. 6 red winter 81 400(1 60, Elt Corn Sound nominal 31 03 wl Oats No.

8 white 71iB73c, No. 3 white 69'7uc. No. 4 white 66lu-s6c, sample white 6264c, No. 2 mixed 68069c, No, 3 mixed OoCIfoaC.

Rye Carloads with billing: No. 1 81 26 ai 28, No. 3 rye 81 831 26. Corn Outside quotations represent corn arriving on ravorauie umo diuiub. hhw, No.

2 1 078109. No. 3 81 07. No. 4 8103 106; yellow.

No. 2 (107(3)109, No, 11 (I-(Hi 07. No. 4 81 O301 06: mixed, No. 2 81060107.

No. 3 81 04ij105, No. 4 si 01 (2fi 1 03. v.iM and Meals Per ton In carload lots. Soft winter wheat bran $36 36 SO, hard winter wheat bran 535 stana ard spring wheat middlings soft winter wheat middlings a-rav winter wheat middlings 84243 60, 84613146 60, i((Jp48 60, Red Dog flour 547 47 '50, wheat mixed f.Aii 14K442 60.

linseed meal. 34. 155 60 (2(66, cottonseed meal 43 (65, cottonseed meal 417 tod, couonoeea meal yo digester feeding tankage (60) 870, No. 1 altalfa meal (medium) 50, gluten feed 841 60, gluten meal 863 60, white hominy feed 643SP43 60, yellow hominy feed 84343 60, meat scraps 880, steamed bone foO, raw ppultry bone 5bU Dried but termlllc. f.

o. b. Cincinnati. 10c. Hay Plug track 23 cars.

Ne. 1 timothy No. timothy 817 now la 60. No. 3 timothy threshed timothy iKfijio.

No. 1 light clover mixed 817(018 No. 1 clover mixed 819(O20, No. 1 heavy cloved mixed (19 6020 60, No. 1 clover mixed 116 60018.

No. 1 clover 822U23. No, 2 clover 18 020, No. 1 second cutting alfalfa 827030, No. 2 second cutting alfalfa S4 41.26.

No. 1 first cutting analta tiiw (13, No. 2 first cutting alfalia 517 60 ao 6u, wheat straw 8116'12. oats straw 810O11, rye straw iitffo. Hav Sales Timothy: 1 car 819 60, cars 518 60, 1 car 817 60.

Clover mixed, 1 car 318 25. Corn Sales 1 car No. 3 white, 63 15.4 6 damaged, 8109: 1 car No. 4 white. 62 lbs, 14 8 damaged, 2 i.

II 07. Groceries and Provisions. Flour AU prices quoted car-lot basis per brl In 98-lb cotton sacks; son winter snort patent 89 25 0 9 60, soft winter standard patent 86 6008 76, soft winter straights 57 7608, soft winter first clear 6O0u 76, soring short patent family 88 26 08 60 spring bakers' patent 17 5007 75, spring first clear if zo(f bu, jiansae snore patent fancy 5608 26, Kansas bakers' patent 87 60 07 76, Kansas first clear 56 7607, whole wheat flour 67 6007 75, per brl, white corn flour In 100-lb sacks 82 26 02 50. Rye Flour Northwest pure white 87 6 07 76 per brl, pure medium 58 7607 26, pure dark 55 2606 76 per Coffee Java 40041c, Mocha 36o. prime Guatemala fancy do good 30 0 31c, prime Rio 110.

gooa mo 2i 21 fair 20 0 21c, low fair 2020c, good ordinary 1902Oc, ordinary 190 19n, low ordinary 18019c strictly good rnmmon 19 Ac. do low fair Santos 2tic. good ordinary Santos 2dc, ordinary Santos low ordinary Baiuos 24026c, prime pantos 28029c, good Santos 28 02B7SU, lair oainus Rlctf xtra fancy head 8 9c, fancy 8ii'8c, second head 7 He, Bius Rose 60 Sugar Eastern refined cane granulated per 100 lbs (6 6006 60, powdered 67 300 Zrt kil ll.hr tii on 06 40, beet sugar 86 4006 66. Molasses iiew ui inaiis inner aetue OJ 07Ou, llrst cut choice to extra choice 86 0 88c, choice second 28 0 310, black strap 19c. TeaOolong 46Q53c, Souchong 65066c, English bieatKiast 6OC0S1 60.

Aseans uar lots ivv-iu backs; navy 110 30, red kidney dark 89. do light 89, marrowfat 89 60, lima 110 40, pinto 17 s6. Cheese New York mild and sharp 320 I7c mild and sharp Ohio 30 0 32c Wiscon sin daisies 26 028a, Northwestern longhorn 26028c, Swiss loaf 4U(fsc, uo foreign 60 0ti(K, New York limburger 30 034c, block 35087c, brick 37 28c- Mess Pork Brls 52s 60 030, clear Dork 822 60023 50, clear family 131 60(0(32, jowl (bean) 822 60023. Lard Prime steam lard $11 60011 70, family lard (13014. Lry-oaltea iweate anon clear ill boss 815, extra short clear (13 60014 10, short rib (18014 60, bellies (14 60016, smoked Meats Short clear 816 17 60.

extra short clear 516017, short rib (16 60 017, nellies iiwiiov. Smoked Meats (Sugar-Cured) Hams regular 823024, hams skinned (24026, ionic shoulders $16018, shoulders (16 0 16, shoulders New York cut $16017, breakfast bacon $20026, drlef beef hams (42046. Bweei-f icaiea ww nams small sis so A20 60. hams large (18 60((i20. hams skinned 820 0 21, picnlo shoulders 313 014, shoulders 813013 75, shoulders New York cut 5144115.

Denies small 518 5013119 50. bellies large (17 60018 60. Green Meats Hams regular (18019, hams skinned 8110 20 picnic shoulders 813 014, shoulders $13014, shoulders New York cut (14016, short-rib sides (13 600 814 50. snort clear smes su 50. ex tra short clear 313 60014 60.

bellies light 518019, heavy li( 'o n. Tallow rnme city ill ipse, country II 08u, No. 1 708c, No. 2 707o, white 7 vao. Fresh Fish Fresh-dressed herring 65c, whltefish 30c, Lake Erie herring 18c, catfish dressed 15c.

buffalo 83c. blue salmon dressed 28o, red snapper 26c, Jumbo frogs (4 50 dot, stanaara oysters 42 so gai, so lected 83 per gal. Salt Ohio klvar and Kanawha per hr, 160 lbs 83 06. standard granulated 82 60, standard medium 88 50. table and dairy S3 26.

rock salt Dar ton 58 60 bulk. Peanuts Fancy Jumbo hand-picked 11 cnoice T5 0o, mixea epamsn vvsmo. No. I Virginia shelled 010a, Produce. Butter Creamery in tub lots wholesale, according to score; firsts 40042c, common score discount 10 to 30: in prints, wnoie.

sale 41043c. jobbers' basts 42044c. Deck lug stock No. 1 81c, No. i tie, butter fat 420430.

Lags (basis cases Included) Strictly rresu oskh; extra urate io, firsts seconds 6u, near-by ungraded lot 28 Live Poultry (basis coous returned) Colored broilers 1 lbs and over 82c, da 1 lbs and over 32c, do Leghorns 1 lbs and over 31c, do 1 ids lie, partly leatn-ered broilers 26c, fryers over 2 lbs 34u, Leghorn fryers over 3 lbs Sic. roosters 13a. Leghorn fowls 3 lbs and over 16o, fowls 5 lbs and over 22c. do 4 lbs and over 20c, do 3 lbs and over 20c, spring white ducks over lus uu uuuei iui vu, uv oolored 4 lbs and over 2(o, de under 4 lbs 20o. ducks, old white 4 lbs and over leo.

do 4 lbs and undsr 12c. do colored 4 lbs and over 16c. do 4 lbs and under 12c: turkeys, country prime and old toms 10 lbs and over 22c, crooked breasted 100. hsn turksvs 8 lbs and ever Sdg. young toms 10 lbs and over 12o, culls 10c aulneaa 114 lbs and over 150 200, young geese medium 8 010c, squabs No.

1 83 doi, No. 1 31 60, old pigeons (2 dos. Dressed Poultry Lightweight fowls un drawn 26030c, full-drawn 30036c, me- dium and heavy 30033c, ducks 30035c Sorahum New bright (0076a cel. Seeas Timothy from store $2 260150, clover from store iiv suvis 'i, ciovi alslke from store (16018 (0, alfalfa from store (12014, German millet Tennessee (2 26, do Western (1 85, do common 51 76, ImDorted clover from store (14 60016 60. buckwheat (1 75, flaxseed (4.

sweet clover (4 7606 60. Fruits and Vegetables. Prices baaed on sales reDorted to U. 8. Bureau of Agricultural Economics.

Wholesale by receivers to joobers and retailers, Cars on track represent morning's count and Include all oars not completely unleaded. Sales from 11 a. m. Tuesday to 1:20 a- m. Wednesday.

Apples Three cars on tracn; market dull; track sales: Ohio, barrels, Rome tteautys, u. o. ro. 1 fw Asparagus Homegrown, per doien bunches (1 6001 75, some (126. Beets Louisiana, pusnei basKeis 11, poorer lower; crates (202 26; Mississippi, -busnei namjjris 10c.

taboage jbieven vai uu nuv, mm no. weak; track sales: Tennessee, half-barrel crates (5c0'81; Louisiana, bulk per ton $26 0 30, some smau lower. Cantaiopes aieveil tun on tracn; mar ket stronger: track sales: California, bai- mon Tints, Jumuo 36s (3 2603 60, Jumbo 46s (3 6004, standard 40S 14 ou, pony sis (2 5003, Jumbos and standards 81 2601 60. Carrots Mississippi r)-ousn nampers 11 I 26. Cauliflower Claifornla, crates, beat sites (2 6002 76.

Celery For cars on track; market steady; track sales, Florida, crates, 4s and 6s, fancy, (6 ordinary, (404 60; 3a, fancy, (4 76; (s, fancy, (4 2604 60; ordinary. 8303 60: 10s, fancy. (3 7604; ordinary, (2 6002 76. Cucumbers Alabama, ousnei nampers, fancy (176, choice (126; poorer, both grades, lower; home-grown, per dos, fancy 9000(1, choice 70080c. Eggplant JJ loriua, cratOB, lancy, choice, (101 25.

Green Corn Texas, ousnei basnets, (2 0 2 60; Alabama, bushel crates (3. tireen unions xiome-srown, iioibd per dozen bunches. Kate Home-grown, per bush 50c. Lettuce Seven cars on track; market steady; track sales, California, crates, Icebera tvoe. 4s.

64 60. poor. $3 60; 6a, best, (4, poor quality, lower; homogrown, lBtif lettuce, ner bush basket 40(u(60c. Mushrooms K'our-quart uasaets, 11 is 2. Muetard Home-crown, per bush 60c.

Okra Florida, -bushel hampers, (S0 (3 26. boor 22 up. Onions six cars on xraca: market dull; track sules; Texas, bushel crates, Yellow Bermudas, u. no. 1.

11 idiipiou; Crystal White Wax, U. 8. No. 1 (1 50, few higher. faas Homeirrown.

two-ousnei bags, Telephones, (3 6004; Jarly Junes, (20 12 ItO. -feppers fioriaa, crates, tanoy, sv; choice, (2 CO. Potatoes Ninety-nine cars on traclt old stock, market dull; traclt sales, M'n- resota and. North Dakota. 120-b.

sacks, Early Ohlos, U. S. No. 1, mostly, (1 75; Idaho. 100- n.

lacks. Kusset b. S. Wo, 1. (2 25; con.merciul pack, (1 76 01 85: new stock, mirket weak; South Carolina, cloth-top stave barrels, Cobblers, U.

S. No. 1, 33 25; Georgia, cloth-ton stave bnrrels. Tiitliiiplis, S. No.

1, 83 26; U. S. No, 2, (2; Alabama and Florida, 100-lb. tajks. Triumphs, U.

H. No, 1, 51 6001 65. IOW 51 60; U. H. NO.

76c. Radishes Homegrown, I6 0zuc per aosen bunt-hPA. Rhubarb Homegrown, per dozen buncn- 01. 30K40C, Spinach Homrgrowu. per ousnei, 75C 051.

south Carolina, express re' ceipts, bushel hampers. (22 50. Strawberries ive cars on track: riar ket stronger; track sales; Kafit Tennessee and Kentucky, zt-quart ventilated crates, Aromas, best mostly S30J 26, poorer, 82 76: homegrown, 24-quart ventilated crates, ai'ouihs, best, 5J ov(u4; utner varieties, (2 6003. string Beans Twelve cars on track Missisitppl. bushel hampers, ordinary, 76c 0(1 2a; Virginia, llvo-peei; hampers, val entines, (1 7602; North Caiollna, best.

(1 2 26. (1 60. sweet j'otatocs two cars on track: market dull; track sales, Tennessee, bushel hampers, Nancy Halls, No. 1, (20 (2 10, some decayed lower. Tomatoes Eighteen cars on track: mar ket weaker; track sales: repacked stock: 6-bafket carriers, fancy (4 766, choice (3 76('4; originals, fancy (3 60(g3 75, poor II ibffflA, accoraing to quality, cnoice (20 (2 60, few best (2 76, poorer 60c up; Texas, lugs, green, wrapped and turning 5202 26, poorer (1 76 up; Mississippi, 4-basket flata green, wrapped (1 20 01 25.

turnips ino supplies. Watsrmelons Twenty-three cars on track; market about Bteady; track sales: Florida, per 100 melons, Dixie Belles, 30-lb average (66075, 26 to 28 lb average (460 do. 24-ln average 140. Tom Watsons 3U to 32 lb average (66(5)76, 28-lb average (50 (60, 26-lb average $40, 22-lb average (26 to- 830- UNITED FRUIT AUCTION SALES. Three cars Callforniaorangea, (2 65 0 (6 80 per box; one car California lemons, (4 2506 30 per box; one car Florida grapefruit.

S3 60 per box: six cars Cuban pineapples, 60c(3 85 per crate; one car California apricots, (1 7602 60 per crate. Total sales, 11 cars. General Merchandise. Feathers Prices of old, scalded and ririumn stock depend on quality. Pure white goose dry-picked (1, good average white 80C, largely gray luc, long goose quills 6c, pure white duck 65c, dark diMk 60c, cniCKen ciara oc, iui rbj ii biiiw do dark 6c.

tails dark no shorts 10c, tails, wings and pointers 24c, pointers c. Hides Green salted No. 1 17c, No. 2 16o, green butchers 16c, green country 6c, green calfskin 18c, full horsehide No. 1 large 3.

No. 3 large (2, ao smau ii ju, gius and pony (1, pony 66c. Ginseng Vt UO Utflic, uu vuuivaieu ur 10c. nit, v.rnmn ISc tank wagons 15c. service station special grades 32 gaso line from tank wagon uu ki, 110111 oerv-lce station 19c, naphtha tank wagon delivery 10c gal.

lard oil No. 2 10c. Painters' Supplies Linseed oil less carload lots. Jobbers' basis; single brl raw 11c do boiled 11.4c. Turpentine: pure gum spirit in brl lots 640660 gal, white lead In oil and dry lead in 100-lb lots 1 lu.

base no id to ev io uo Tallow Prime city per lb 8 9c. coun- An No. 7 do No. 2 07t4C, uo 110. i ia o7j-i brown grease stt(ac.

ao iuow i-ik white (oc grease fleece 45046c. light burry 33034c. medium burry ZS0J1C. hard burry 3S0 28C, clear goat's wool 33c, No. 1 tub-washed coarse 48063c, do coarse and dlbgy 4J04OC, Iron, Coal and Coke.

oi in and Coke No, 3 Southern Ohio silicon foundry iron base grade 519. base Bubber. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIXEE. Akron, Ohio, June IS. Closing rubber STOCKS.

Bid. 1 Ask. 2 S3 i I 3 3 STATIONS STATIONS tf If It ii Plttsiiu'gli 14.81.8 Krsnklln 4.60.8 Dam 14.0 J.4 I.oek No. 7 14.63.3 Ham 13... 17.633 13.11.6 Harli'ab'c.

16 48.1 Ivanlioe 1.8 04 Dam 22... 20.3 3.3 IlarKord 8.00.3 Pt. ricas't. 23.3 1.8 HInton 8.80.8 lum 2H.I11.4 Kan. Falls, 4.6 0.4 Dam 28...

26.2 1.6 tiliarlasfu 6.0 0.1 I 'am 28. 30.1 0.8 l.tiKan 2.7 Portanm. 30.00.6 Wll'mson 3.8.,... liam 31... 20 .1 0.7 I'lkevllle 4.80.1 lam 33., 2D.

1 Karmera 8.8 O.i iJam 36. .126.8 4 0.8 I 'avion, 3.00.7 Cincinnati 32.8- 0.6 Heattyv'le 14.40 2 I 'am 37. 29 4 Frankfort 8.81.7 Dam 38.. 28.4 T. 6.1 1.1 Dam .19.

27.0 Uurnslde .11.20.4 Louisville. 17.3 0.7 Nashville 21 0 11 i'sni 41... .11.1 0.7 Knoivllle. 3.6 0.2 liam 44... 83.0 1.3 1'irian'BU.

ill-Il Kvansv'le. .10.21.7 Kloreme 8 41.4 Hani 48. 26.2 1.8 Johns'nv'e 18.81.4 Hli'wn'et'n so.0-1.6 Daveuuort 3.80.2 Paducah ...1.1.2 8 6 Cairo 41.0- 08 Omaha ...12.604 Memphis 28 1 Kali. city. 16.6 0.6 Helena 81 I.oula.

20.0 0.1 VIcklb'K ..32.4 0.7 l.lt'e Hock. 10.8 urluana. 10.01 Southern foundry Iron base grade $16, base Birmingham, freigni to Cincinnati (3 9 Jackson County silvery iron 8 per cent silicon $26 furnace, base Jacksou, Ohio, freight to Cincinnati $1 89; ferromanga nese 78 to 82 per cent 3100 seaboVrd; by. uroducts foundry coke from Ashland. Ky.

and Indianapolis, and Portsmouth, Ohio. 87 60 per net ton at ovens: New River foundry $708, Wise County furnaoe iV so ovens, xounory 11 vvi ovens, by-products foundry 57 60 I ovens, by. products egg (4 60 per ton. Finished steel Bar to Pittsburgh, struc tural aud tank plates I.I80 base Pittsburgh, galvanised plates No. 24 gauge 1.8002.(00 basis Pittsburgh, common wire nans 5i 10 a Kg base ironton or fittS' burgh, plain wire (3 60 per 100 lbs bass ironton or rittsuursn.

Wholesale Coal Uuotatlons for Clnoln natl district, basis f. o. b. mines, tons, in car lots, prices subject to change without notlcot smokeless and Pocahontas lump ii ydo'9, egg j0s go, nut ana stove 58 3508 76, mine run 82522 86. slack 81tv (1 25, West Virginia high volatile lump 1101 id, egg i ouBi, mine run gas ana by-products (1 46 01 76.

steam 61 160 $1 35, slack 76cfi(l 26, Hasard block $1 2601 76, egg (201 26, nut and slack 10, No. 4 Haiard (1 26, Harlan block (1 1602 76. Retail coal, delivered per ton: amoKeiess run ox mine 54 BU0 (o du. smoaeiees lump ana egg 5707 60, smokeless egg and alack (3 7604 60, bituminous lump and egg (6 6006, run or mine (4 6006, anthracite $16. A prices subject to change without notice.

LIVE STOCK (Reported by the Bureau of Agriculture: Economics, Uiilttut States Department of Agriculture at Cincinnati.) Mid-week cattle buhdIIab totaled 166 head, with an additional run of 666 calves. With the exception of one load or gooa id steers that sold at 514.25, the day's offerings ran largely to cows and bulls, with a few odd lots of plain helfera and yearlings. Prices were about on a Darlty with earlier week levels. slaughter generally Inadequate to permit a representative trsae. tat cows changed hands at 89 to (10 60.

wh low cutters and cutters brought (6 60 to (7 60, nara low cutters aownwara lb. nulls sold slowly, a few desirable medium grades reported upwards to $9 60 and most common kinds clearing at $7 to (8. Available offerings of stocker and feeder cattle found a ready outlet. Veal trade was quoted steady with Tuesday close, but sorting was severe and outlet limited, with many buyers indiifurent. Top was (14 and bulk butter grade veals cashed at (12 to (13 50, with culls selling downward from 810.

The nog market got away to a riying start with receipts amounting to 3,165 nead and a stale offerings of only 930 head. Butchers scaling 190 lbs uu opened at 16 to 26o higher levels, but closing trade was araggy at tne minimum upturn. Lighter weight hogs held about steady, shipping outlet showing the usual Wednes day's limitations. Packing sows shared the day's advance and pigs were uu chanaed. Bulk better grade butchers averaging 200 to 280 lbs turned at (10 26 to (10 40, several outstanuiug loaas at (10 60, but late arrivals moved sluggishly.

Most 160 to 170 lbs offerings cleared at (9 to 89 75, With 160 to 1UU ID sorts tin ta (10 16. Desirable 120 to 146 lb selections brought 68 to (8 76. Pigs scaling 90 to 110 lbs were quotea at so to in (U. Packing sows sold principally at (8 to $6 60, best lightweights on the butcher order (8 75 or bettor. Stags were listed around 16 60 to 87.

tiuublles of sheep ana lamns totaiea 2.222 head. Trade was slow and unevln. with toD lambs reflecting lower prices eisuwhere In a 26c or more downturn. Other lambs and sheep held about steady, th a weak undertone to tne entire mar ket. Most better grade lambs cleared around 614 to 816 no, top (16 76, paid sparingly.

Medium grades turned at (12 tu 513 60, wnue cuus soiu uownnara to no mi leas. Buck lambs nave met with disfavor from the trade and have sold at dlsuounts, must offerings moving at (13 60 ill. Handy weight ews were scarce. quotable upwards to (7, while heavy ewes changed hands at (6 ana tiown. Aged bucks were nsiea at tu i i.

Slaughter Cattle Steers lbs) rood il am 14 60. steers (1,100 lbs down) good (12014 26, medium (11011 60, com mon 110(1111 ZB, neiiers tsou lua uuwuj good (13014, mudluiu (12013, common 110 10412. heifers (660 lbs up) good (110 813 60; cows, good (9 60010 6u, mvulluii (8 600( 60, common 7 2608 60. low cutter and cutter (50 1 60; bulls, (yearlings excluded) medium (( 260 9 60, common (7 0 18 feu; calvaa (600 lbs down)' medium to choice (9012; veaiers (milk lea) good and choice (12014, medium (10012, cull and common (o01O; feeder ana stocker cattle: steers, good (10 60011 60, common to good (708 60; milkers and springers milk cows (per heau) (600126; springers (per hundred wslght) (7 09. Hogs heavyweight, medium to choice (3O0-J50 lbs) (10010 26, (250-300 lbs) (10 16010 60 medium weight, medium to choloe (225-260 lbs) (10 26010 60, (200-226 lba) (10 15010 40, light weight, medium to choice (160-lOu lbs) (11 36010 26, light lights medium to choice (130-160 lbs) (8 2609 60; slaughter pigs (90-130 lbs) (6 6008 60; packing sows (smooth and rough (7 7b08 76.

(Soft and oily hogs and roasting pigs axcludsd In the above quotations.) Slaughter sheep and Lambs: Lambs, good and choice 613 60016 76, medium 612 60014, Inferior, cull and common (9 60 012 60; ewes medium to choice (607, cull and common (3 6006; bucks $3 6004 60. Chicago. June 18 (A. (United States Department of Agriculture). Hogs: re-nelntM 21.000 head: market closed dull.

mostly 6c to 16c lower than yesterday's average; lower grade light lights and pigs 10c to 25a lower; top (10 lu paid lor choice 200 to 2(0 lb weights; shippers took 1.600 head; estimated holdover 2,000 head; butchers medium to choice 260 to 360 lbs (9 20010. 200 to 260 lbs (9 20010 06. 160 to 200 lbs (8 60010 05, 130 to 100. lbs (7 60 09 60, packing sows (8 2609 26, pigs medium to choice 90 to 130 lbs (7 08 60. Cattle: receipts 12,000 head; calves lliEht yearlings steady, weighty steers weak to 26c lower; more grass cattle In run, both she stock and staera; best heavies (14 76, part load yearlings (14 76, slaughter classes steers good and choice 1,300 to 1,500 lbs (18 26014 70, 1.100 to 1.300 lbs (13 26014 70, 960 to 1,100 lba $13 26014 76, common and medium 860 lbs up (10013 2b, fed yearlings good and choice 760 to (60 lbs (13 60016, heifers good and choice 860 lbs down (13 26014 76, common and medium (8 013 26, cows good and choice (9 26 01176, common and medium (7 500( 26, low cutter and cutter (607 60, bulls good and choice (beef) (9010 26, cutter to medium (7 (009 16, veaiers (milk fed) good aud choice (11 60014, medium (10 600 (1150, cull and common (7 010 60, stocker and feeder steers good and choice (all weights) 811 76013, common and medium 89 60011 75.

Sheep: recelpta 17,000 head; fat lambs closing 26o and 50c lower; Western and spots on native showing full down turn; occasional sales of rsngers more than 50c off; throwout natives 60o to 76c down; sheep weak to 26a lower; feeding lambs undertone weak: lambs good and cholca 92 lbs down 816016 76, medium 813 60016, cull and common (10 76013, ewes medium to choice 160 lbs down (4 (7 60, cull and common (1 7605 60. Louisville, June 13 (A. Cattle; re ceipts 100 head; prime heavy steers (12 60 0(13 60, neavy anipping steers iu.y. medium and plain steers (10011, rat hoifsra $9013, choice cows (90 10 60, medium to good cows (60(, cutters (6 60 0 6 50, canners feeders 9 Oi 1 i '50. stockers (( 60011 60.

milk cows (400100. calves: receipts 800 head; market active and steady; good to choice veals (11013, medium to goou calvej (9011, out calves (9 down. Hog; receipts 1,200 head; market 10c higher on all grades; best heavy and medium hogs 176 lbs up ii dbV'uiu, wnn winy --treme heavies at the lowest price; pigs and lights 176 lbs down (6 ZU0S to, throwouts and stags (7 1007 70 down, half fat grassy hogs slow sale at a discount nf (102. Sheep and lambs: recelpta 1,500 head; market active and steady; best ewe and wethers (I8 60; best mixed lambs (15, seconds (10011, best fat light sheep (6, heavy sheep over 125 lbs (4, bucks $30 3 60. nttshurah.

June 13. (A. (U. S. De partment of Agriculture).

Hogs: receipts, 1.200 neaa; marKei arouna oi.euj; eny sales 180 lbs up largely Jluio 40, 1:10 to 140 lbs largely 88 7ta zo, light pigs 37 603 8 26, rough sows 37 608 60. Cat tle: receipts, none. Calves: receipts, 200 heed; market alow, steady io ouc lower; decirablo veaiers 313 60016 60. Sheep: re ceipts, 600 head; all classes unevenly bulk fat lambs SIS 17, yearlings mostly 114 60 down, light weigh ewes up to 17 60, heavy kinds largely (6 60ffl4 60. New Tork.

June 13 (A. Beeves: re ceipts 360 head; market steady; steers 88 Sj 13, state bulls $6 60-5 8 60. cows 6 60 4( 9. Calves 818 60; market irregular; veals common to prime 88 017, light weight culls 87 608. nuttermllK rea iv u.

nneep ana lamhs: receipts 890 head; market steady; sheep 82 60, culls 12 6004, lambs good to choice 118, culls and common 81213. Hoa-a: 4.430 head: market steady; light to medium welRht 3 1 0 1 0 40, heavy 38 7610 60, plga 88 60 10, roughs 8798. FOUR ADDED TO BOARD Of Advisory Body Youngstown Man Committee Head. Steubenville. Ohio, June 13 (A.

Four new members were elected to the Executive Committee of the Allegheny Regional Advisory Board by the committee here today and 196 ap plications for membership in the board were approved. Tomorrow 600 board members will listen to reports. New Kxecutlve Committee members elected today are Ira A. Akins, of Fairmont, W. H.

H. Smith, Pitts burgh; H. D. Rhodehouse, Youngs town, and L. H.

Ley, Cumberland, Md. J. C. SlcMahon, of the Youngstown Chamber of Commerce, was appointed to be Chairman of the board's Committee on Chamber of Commerce, Civic and Trade Associations. 17 2i 98 100 10 11 11 13 169 175 110 110 109 109 170 174 100 101 76 77 112 116 107 108 60 61 93 95 83 93 31 36 86 96 1 1 10 14 19 21 77 77 120 126 89 90 40 41 106 107 the mouth to out, how-over, and nittny cf the litrgcr uhai have aufflctont tonnage unpecinuu carry tnem weu tnrouvh jui.

Mtjttnwmit, tne ncjoptnee by no tne nulla or addltiena to contracts at l.Sbo alao tom.s to defer a ronl iemt of tho $1 a ton advance. In contrast with the ef fort to auvancn prlcei at i'luibuigh, th mantel on piatea, ahapea aud tare at Birmingham hn ueciim ii a ton. In vlw of the conservative attitude of the trade, it la not aururlslns that ahlD ping orders are in close step with the actual needa of consuming WhHt does command attention, however, la the ract mat apecincationa ure eupportuig ao nign a ra' oi proauctioo. Tho drop of 4 1. tons In the unfilled ordnra of the Hteel Corporation In May, following decllneu In the two previous nrontha, la a better measure of the changwl paychology of buyera than of the tiuud of consumption.

Ksrly In the year, lun prices were advancing, users had incentive to anticipate their requirement a. Today, hand to mouth buying la the rule. Mill backlogs are being reduced still farther thla month, but operations remain at a high level. lnwt pruduutlon in the greater I'lUaburgh district rai.Koa from 70 to 76 per cent, agaluit 70 por cent a year ago, white the output at Ohloano average. S7 per cent, compared with 80 per cent at tnla time In 127.

It la eviduiit that mill operations not only are maintaining their Ifad over lent year, out aiao over ivxtt. prouuctiun this month will undoubtedly ahow a decline compariNl with May, the output i to June 1 was per cunt ahead, nf the (Irat five months of 188, the ptuvioua record, and little doubt remains that there will a now high half )oar total by a fAr margin. Consumption of ateel by makers of farm Implement and tructor haa shown no reduction. from the automotive Industry are holiHiiR up wull, and It Is now predicted tnat there win ite no decided slump hi motor-'-ar traduction before August, A ward a of fabricated etcel are light, In commit with tli large oi- ume of bunding contracts, hut considerable structural steel worn la being laid In abeyance. The largest jt rue turn I Lleel letting of the week, 13,000 tuna for the Detroit vehicular tunnel, went to the Canadian shop.

Hall road car buying continues light, but Inquiry hiva heon iieuod by the Beaboard All Una for 1,000 box cara. The aharo break in the price or pasio pig Iron In the valloya a week aa-o, imd the weakness In setup, are crodiiuU with adveraoly affecting the maritn on semifinished ateel. Sheet bare have bnuii ac.d at the equivalent of I'Ktetmt a aecllne of II a ton. Dillota and alaba are down to $32. Also a drop of 91 a Ion.

Heavier American Kxpori or tui are looked for aa a result uf continued price advaiicea by t.uila Both or tne iron aco c.n.ii-.-i pneoe remain unchanged at loat vealt'a levels. chat for finished steel at 3 3414 a pound and that for pig Iron at Si 7 23 a ton. 1 73 lower than a year ar.o. riClsU; DID PATCH TO TRI ZNQII1KKR. Cleveland.

June 13. Pittsburgh dealers, who last Friday would pay as much as 914 60 for heavy melting steel scrap at West Virginia consuming points, Tuesday would not nay mora than 914 29, says Dally Metal Trade. FOREIGN SrXCUL C1BLS TO THI HNQUIHII1. London, June 13, Unsettlement ln the New Xork stock market Tuesday caused weakness In the local stock market this mornlnc. Transactions were on a fairly heavy scale.

Brussels continued a seller of hydro-Electrlo laiues. The oil group was under pressure, septiment bslns; unfavor ably Influenced by the poor teport of the Phoenix Oil Company, Qramaphone. Arti ficial Bilk, textiles and tobacco shares were In supply, while rubbers were dull. The mlninar list moved Jrreguarly, The (lit edge division had a steady tone. Foreign Issues moved irregularly.

SPECllI, DilrlTca to ths KNqvinics. Belgrade. June 13. Doputy-Oovernnr Harrison, of the New York Federal Reserve Bank on Ills arrival here nuit Ldrector-fifciteral Movakovitrn, or tne flank of Yugoslavia, Cabinet hits Authorise il Finance Minister Markuvltcli now In London to conclude a 60,000,000 loan to le issued in several portions. th 13 (A.

P.i.The Bourse wns feverish ami hesitating; tHluy, reflecting the weakness In Wall Htrect yeatnrdav: per cent rentes 731 oc; per cent loan B4f lOe: axchanae on London I24f 30c: the dollar was quoted at 26f 44o. srsciu, pismtcb to ths sxqniixa. London, June IS. -Cull money unchanged at 3 per cent discount rate In open mar. ket for short bins 4iiua, ana uireo- months both unchanged.

OILS AND GAS srsout, DiariTOB TO THS Nontin. Tulsa. June 13. Operators of Greater dnminnte area met hare yesterday ana irticntd a desire to continue present shut-down agreement and to extend It to reglona recently openeu, oy r. x.

buck in Pottawotainla county and Oypsy CHI Company on Its mission teaas northwaat of Bowlegs Pool. The Sinclair Company was ths only dlsnenter to the extension, micir and Clvnav Wells are being pinched In to 100 barrels a day each under pact which also limits drilling four wells In vicinity of eacli proaucer. ine meeting was Btirnrialnaly harmonious, as much opposition was anticipated. spicul DiariTca to ths kkquiiss. Nw Tork.

June 13. dlnclslr rteflnlng Company advanced kerosene Vic a gallon In tank care to 8o at Nsw Tork. Philadelphia, Portsmouth, Charleston and Tiverton, and 7140 at Jacksonville and Tampa. SrSCUL DtSrATCH to ths inqcimb. New York, June 18.

Boutli Penn Oil Company announces that Bradford District oil In ew York (transit llnea has been ad-vanced 26o a brl to 83 06, and In National Transit Dines aleo 26o a brl to 83 06. Pennsylvania grade In National Transit lines was raised 16o a brl to 32 80; In Eureka lines S8c, to 8186; In Buckeye line 80c, to $3 86, ami In Southwest Pennsylvania pipe lines 26c, to 32 60. Kelster grade in National Transit lines was boosted 10c, toll 20; Cabell grade In Eureka lines 10c, to 81 46, and Somerset In Cumberland line 10c, to 81 66. Kagiand and Corning crude unchanged at 96u and 1 46, respectively. Savannah, June 13 (A.

Turpentine market firm at 6H4c; sales 1.048 casks; receipts 941 casks: shipments none; stocks 16,137 casks. Rosin: market firm: sales 1,822 brls; receipts 2.777 brla; shipments none; stocks 87,341 brls. Quote: 87 60. 67 76, 87 80 38 16, 88 16, 18 16, I 88 16, 88 20. 88 20, 18 40.

WG 38 16, WW 18 80, 68 80. peciu msrsTca to ths nqcie. Tulsa, June 13. Burhank field was extended one mile south through completion of Lewis Production, (1. Ollphant and associates No.

1 well In Section 32-2B-H, for production of 760 brls In first 12 after a 160-quart shot of nitroglycerin In sand at 2,840.84 feet. Oil June 13 (A. Credit balance 32 80: runs 82,032 brls: average runs 61,628 brls; shipments 163,840 brls; average shipments 68,689 brla STICtAL DISPATCH TO TH XIcqCIBES. Chicago, June 13. Spot gasoline steady.

Motor grade 714c Kerosene dull and easy, 41 to 43 gravity water white 4c to 6o. Fuel oir easy, 24 to 28 gravity 76c to 80c. TOBACCO Quantities of leaf tobacco exported from the United States during the first quarter of 1928 and 1927, aocordlng to the latest available Government statistics, were as follows: EXPORTS THREW MONTHS. 1937. Bright flue-cured.

Burley Dark fired Dark Virginia Md. and Ohio Exp. Green River One sucker Black fat Cigar leaf All other Totals 129,911,6621 164,912,137 VALUES THREE MONTHS. Bright flue-cured. burley Dark fired Dark Virginia Md.

and uhlo Exp. Green River One sucker Black fat Cigar leaf All other Totals 18 36.623.61711 41,676,171 1928. I lylis. Dba. 89,919.238 94,490,028 3,031.076 7,166,611 26.812.006 32,626,769 3.003,242 7.273.020 3,269,360 4.869.218 1,913.360 4.178,929 768,069 890.173 134.141 27.848 194.021 279,737 1,669,060 1,118,793 1 29.143.737 8 33.260,147 631.710 888,194 3,432.299 3.640.681 640.812 1.292,20u 473,630 773.041 471.669 889,993 163,367 162,656 66,026 4,406 212.621 IHo.1-1 602,766 Akron Rubber Reclaim Do preferred Falls Rubber common Do preferred Firestone common 6 preferred Do 7 preferred General common Do 6 preferred Goodrich common Do prererrea Do 6 bonds Goodyear common Do 7 prererrea Do 6 bonds India common Do 7 prererrea Mason common Do 7 preferred Miller common Do 8 preferisa Mohawk common Do 7 preferred Selberllng common Vo 5 fo prererrea Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh, June 13 Range of prices: STOCKS. I Hlgh.l Low. Last. Am. Window Glass Men.

21 21 I 21 ArUanR Gas I 2 44 Carnegie Metal I 21 20 20 Columbia Gas or. Elec. 102 102 102 Dixie Gas Harbison Walker Refr. 202! 202 202 Houston Gulf Gas 17 I 17 17 Lone Star I 62 49 62 May Drug 22 I 22 22 Nat. Fireprooflng pref.i 19l 19 19 Pitts.

Brewing I Pitta Plate Glass I 225 I 226 236 Pitts. Screw and Boltl 61 61 51 Westlnghouse Electrlc.l 92 I 92 92 Westhse. Airbrake new 44 I 44 44 Arkansas Gas pref 1 7l 7 7 Joseph Home Co I 41) 38 40 wcrtnington Ban a ti Do a i i Philadelphia. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE EICQCUIE. Philadelphia, June 13.

Range of prices! 1 SoiiiTnal. Nsw Tork, June 11 (A. Spot raw auiar declined one sixteenth of a sent today. To the basis of 4.21c delivered, th lowest level since mid-February, du te in creased orrating of nearby duty frees and limited demand, rlalna indued 81,000 has of Philippines and 20,000 hats of Porto Hies at 4.24o and 10.000 basa ot Porta itlcan at 4.21u all nearby. The decline In the soot market and weaknosa alu-oad, caused a renewal of sell- Ins pressure in raw sugar futures, all deliveries selling; Into nsw low gruund for the ssaBun.

he upenlng was steadier and unchanged to 3 points higher on covering anil some commission house buying, which may have been promoted by reports from Cuba that President Maehado had signed the done segregating 800,000 tons of susar out nf the orlalnal allotment for the United IUI ,11., lb .11 Vj I U11C1II li.UIIUIN, The upturn was shrt-llved and lad to Increased liquidation and hedge selling. Prices rsacted, closing with net losses of 1 to 4 points. Approximate sales 76,400 tons, Including considerable exchanging from the near to ths more distant positions. July closed 8. 46c, (September l.HOe, December 1.70", January 2.68c, March 3.62c, May 3.70c.

The refined sugar market was oulet. the trade being inclined to limit fresh commitments, owing to the unsettled tone of tne raw marKei. prices were uncnangea St (.060 to 6. Ilia for fins granulated. METAL.

srsouii sisrATta to ths nqihm, New York, Juno 13 Total stocks of copper In North and South America May 31 were 308,043 aganst 308.886 tons a month ago, a decrsas of 141 tens, according to Aferlcau Bureau ot Metal Htatlaiicn. of tills refined showed a decrease of 6,605 tons, while blister stocks showed an Increase of 4.383 tons. May domestic shipments totaled 79,103 tons, an Increase of 6,896, while export ship-men's decreased 8,261 tons. Production totaled 129.330 teus, up 7,411 over April. Total crude production of copper by United State mines and other supply to United States smellers amounted to tons In May, au Increas of 4,001 over April.

Suiolter production in April was 62,087 tons, against 79,110 In March. IAL IIISFATUH TO THS SKQOISKB, New York, June 13. Cable advises r-elvd-t the New York Metal Exchange, quotsd closing metal price In London as follows: Standard Copper, spot 63 16s 9d, off 6s and future 163 17 off 6b Id; sales: spot 800 ton and future 800 tons. Electrolytic coppsri spot 68 and futures (69 6s. both unchanged.

Tim spot 1817 10a, off (4 16s, futures fill, off 4 10s and Straits 1218 16a, eft (4 16a; Balea: spot 60 tens and future 161) ton. Lsad: spot (21 and future 21 6 Id, both off 6b, Spltr; spot 36 16s, off 1 6s, and future 126 11 3d, off 1 Id. rSOIAL DISrATCB TO IBS INQOlglS. New York, June 11. Domsatlo copper market was firm and quiet at 14o a lb delivered Connecticut Valley.

Export division active and firm at 16o c. 1. t. Mam-burg. SfSCIAt, DISPATCH TQ THS BKOCUISS.

1 New York, June 13. Tin (Straits shipments)) spot and June 4804814c, July and August 48.16 48.30c. Market toady. OHIO CHARTERS. Columbus, Ohio, June 13.

(A. P. la-corporation filed with th Becrttary ot State: Cleveland Jos-Art 160 shares Bo Ear; Sam A Albert Mendelson, 8. Rlcker. Cleveland -Copp Cycle Company, Charles Q.

Copp, Ellen T. Copp, frank H. Kemper. Cleveland Nathanaon at Tollman, M. P.

Kathanson, J. Xohman. B. H. Hchwertx.

Toledo TJe Bar, 260 shares no par; Henry Aiecacne. -i nomas j. uinnor, Lisle M. Wehrle. Hlcnmona rue etigwanise uu iouiiwny.

Claude H. Klrkpatrick, Harry L. Poland, John Frederick Poland. Hayton Tlie Dayton Automatlo Pro ducts Company, 120 shares no par; R. A.

Frledlander. Marina t. rieuiauuer, w. tx. Hartiell.

Springfield The Mentges Brothers Igni tion Company, 160 shares no par, and Fred A. Mentges, James A. Mentges, Florence M. Markward. Canton ne mara uei uu ana esr- vlce Company, 100 shares no par; cat Mar ine Gill, BloOwin Miner, nooeri i.ver- hard.

I'ortamoutn xne rornmoum Amusement Company, 200 shares no par; Ken- yon M. Johnson, Harry A. uoerr. Bherrard u. jonnso i.

Marlon The Ohio Cities Water Company 600 shares no par; J. C. Martin, John A. Nllee, Lloyd Stout. Akron The Parkwood Holding Company 260 shares no par: Kathryn McCarty, Lee J.

Myers. Harris Anson. t-ardlngton The Newcomer Oil and Gas Company, 260 shares no par; H. Newcomer, L. S.

Russell, M. M. Shaffer. KILLED BY ELEVATOR. Ernest Yockum, 22 years old.

Eighth and Linn streets, was killed Instantly yesterday when his head and neck were crushed between an elevator and the fifth floor of a build-Ira; at Vine and Water streets, where he was employed as a clerk at the warehouse of the FoU Grocery and Baking; Company. E1VEB STEAMBOATS. LOWER OHIO. THE LOUISVILLE AND CINCIKITATl PAi KKT COMPANY. Steamers Cincinnati and Queen City leave L.

and C. whatfboat. foot of Main street ta? Louisville and way points ac 6 p. m. (city time) every week day except Saturday and on Sunday at 9 a.

m. (city time). Phones Main 1897 and 4761. CPPER OHIO. GREENE LINE.

Steamer Chris Greene will leave' th Oreen Line wharfboat. foot ef Sycamore street. Thursday. June 14. at 6 p.

m. (city time), for Charleaton and Intermediate pointa. Telephone Main 1457. STOCKS. I Hlgh.l Low.

Last I 12 11 12 American Stores 71 70 71 Bell Tel. pfd 117- 116 117 Fire Assn 70 66 70 Horn Hardart, N. Y. 66 64 65 Insurance Co. of N.

A. 89 86 89 Lake Superior 6 6 6 Louis Mark 6 6 6 Lehigh Navigation 141 137 140 Phlla. Electric 68 67 68 Phlla. El. Pjwer rects.

28 28 28 Phlla. Rapid Transit. 66 66 66 Shreveport Pipe Line. 28 84 27 Stanley Co. of America 36 84 36 Tonopah Mining 4 3 3 United Gas 136 131 13 Union Traction 42 41 42 Servel 16 13 15 Bibs: July Bep.

Nominal Chicago, June 13 (A. Wheat, cash: No. 1 hard Jl 43. Corn: No. 2 mixed II 024.

No. 2 yellow 81 03 1 06. Oats No. 2 white 7172c, No. 4 white 8269c.

Barley 8Sc31 03. Timothy seed 14 10(314 86. Clover seed J1S75S27. Lard 811 76. Ribs 812 50.

Bellies 112 35. No ale barley. Grain Trading, New York. June 13 (A. Flour: market Irregular; spring patents 17 403 7 75, soft winter straights 87 3607 75, hard winter straights 87 357 75.

Rye flour: market easy; fancy patents 87 600 87 90. Rye: market weak; No. 2 Westren 81 36 f. o. b.

New York and 81 34 1. (. export. Barley: market easy; No. 2 81 07 e.

I. f. New York. Wheat, spot: market weak; No. 1 dark Northern spring e.

1. f. New York lake and rail 81 66. No. 2 hard winter f.

o. b. New York lake and rail 8165, No. 2 amber durum do 8140, No. 1 Manitoba do to arrive 8162 in bond.

Corn, spot: market weak; No. 2 yellow c. I. f. New York all rail 81 20, No.

3 yellow lake and rail 2117. Oats, spot; market weak; No. 2 white nominal. Feed, market firm; city bran 100 lb sacks 840, Westren bran do 839. Tallow: market easy; special loose 8c, extra 8c.

Other articles unchanged. St. Louis, June 13 (A. Wheat, cafh: No. 2 red 81 78, No.

2 hard 8148. Corn: No. 1 yellow 8107, No. 2 fl 0Siu 8106, No. 1 white 8106.

Oats: No. 3 white 71c. Wheat, close: July hard 81 38, September hard 8139 asked, December hard 81 42 bid. Corn: July 81 03 asked, September 8102, December 86 asked. Toledo, Ohio, June 13 (A.

Wheat, eash: No. 2 red 81 74 1 76. Corn, cafh: No. 2 yellow 81 08 109, cash No. 3 yellow 81 07Sjl 08.

Oats, cash: No. 2 white 74 'a 76c. Rye. cash: No. 2 81 40.

Seed: market unchanged. Minneapolis, June 13 (A. Flour 15c lower; in carload lots family patents quoted at 88(98 10 a brl In 98-lb cotton sacks; shipments 3,777 brls. Wheat: No. 1 northern 8136.

Jul- 8136, September 8137. Corn: No. 3 yellow 9899c. Oats: No. 3 white 263c.

Flax: No. 1 82 882 34. Duluth, June 13 (A. Flax: on track 82 28 2 33, to arrive 82 28, July 82 29, September 22 29. GENERAL PRODUCE New York.

New York, June '13- (A. Butter: market easy; receipts 19,696 tubs. Cheese firm; reeclpts 218,820 canes. Poultry: dressed, steady. Eggs irregular; receipts 84,8 26 cases; fresh extra firsts firsts 2829c, seconds 28c; storage packed extra firsts 31ij31c.

firsts 29 IJSOc. New York, June 13 (A. Poultry, alive; market weak; broilers by freight 23 36c, by express 15(g) 43c, fowls freight 1337c, express 18 27c, roosters freight 17c, turkeys freight 20 80c Chicago. Chicago, June 13 (A. (TJ.

8. Department of Agriculture). Potatoes: receipts 142 cars; on track 358 cars; total United States shipments 915 cars; new stock trading slow; market weak on sacks, about steady on brls; Alabama, Louisiana, Texas sacked Bliss Triumphs 81 26 1 60, mostly 8135140, few fancy Texas 3160t)lC6, North Carolina brls Irish cobblers 82 76 83, mostly 82 6 3 2 90, old stock trading very slow, market dull, Wisconsin sacked round whites mostly around 81. Idaho sacked russet No. 11 81 lOffll 20.

SPICIAI, DISPATCH 10 TH HNqDIBBB. Chicago, June 13. Butter: recelp'ts 8,299 tubs; tone weaker; special 43c extra 42.C, extra firsts 4141c, first 3940c, seconds 3739c, standards 42c, centralized 89-score 41c, 88-score 39c, ladles 3 tiff 35c, packing stock 30 32c. Eggs: receipts 12,609 cases; tone easy: first 27 28c. erdinary first 2627e, dirties 25 checks 25c.

storage packed extra 29c, first 29 He Chicago, June 13 (A. Poultry, live: market weak, receipts nine cars; fowls 23c, springs 38c, Leghorn springs 30c, broilers 28 30c, spring broilers 38c, spring ducks 35c, spring geese 26c, Miscellaneous. trXOIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRER. Pittsburgh, June 13. Eggs: white I9(B 31c, do brown 28'29c, current receipts 26 27c, do West select 34 35c.

Poultry. Alive: Hens 2627c, light 2626, Leghorn 2324c, reosters 14015c, stags 18(822c. ducks 2326c, turkeys 40ifc'43c, geese 1820c, pigeons pair 4060c, broilers 40(5 430. Poultry, Dressed: Hens full dressed do hog dressed 3233c, springers 27( 28c, squabs, California Jumbo jl23'14 30, do common 857, broilers 60S 52c. turkeys 60 60c.

Louisville. June 13 (A. Wheat: No. I red 81 78. Other grains and hay unchanged.

Louisville, June 13 eggs 24c, seconds 20c. (A. Candled Butter and poultry uncnangea. St. Louis, June 18 (A.

Ege and buttrr unchanged; poultry unchanged except hens lower 31 e. i Elver Forecast. Cincinnati, Juns 1.1. Th Ohio Wvsr, from the mouth of the Kanawha to the mouth of the Kentucky, will ha about ata tlonary er fall slowly Thursday. Uevsreaux.

River 13.1 feet, stationary. Bualneas good. Arrivals. The steamer Chris Greene, from Hunt ington; the steamer Queen City, from Louisville. Departures.

The stesmer Queen City will leave the root or Mam street at 6 m. today for Louisville sod wsy pofntB. The steamer t'hrla Greene will leave the foot of Sycamore street at 6 p. m. today for Charleston and way pointa.

TELEGRAPHIC. SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO ENQUIRER. Pittsburgh, June 13. Ths packet Liberty cams In thla morning from Wheeling, and departed again tonight. River stages: Point Bridge, 10.3 feet and falling; Lock No.

2, 7.8 feet and slatlonnry; Beaver Dam, 9.7 feet and stationary; wickets up, Evansvllle. June 13. River .10.9 feet and rising; Chaperon and show boat down. Louisville, Juns 13. Stsges of the Ohio Kiver at Loulavllls: 1 pper gauge, 17.3 feet; below the locks, Si.l feet and rising.

St. Louis, June 13. Ktage of the river 10 foet, a rise of 0.6 foot. Memphis, June t.1. River 19.1 feet, plus 1.1 feet and rlslbg.

The Verne Swan arrived from Frlara Point; the Harry Lee arrived from I'aruthers'vills. Cairo, June 18. At 4 p. m. ths gauge read 41.4 feet, a rise of 0.9 foot in 24 hours.

The lona arrived from Mound City light; Illinois with 4 barges merchandlss from St. Louis, Government steamer Hall-tan with one quarter-boat from upper Ohio passed to upper Mlsalsalppl. Huntington. W. June 13.

The river 26.6 feet and falling. Transporter, Sam P. Suit, P. M. Fields, Betey Ann up; Robsrt Ulllhalii down.

Galllpollf, Ohio, June .3. River 14 feet and falling. No boats. Madison, June 13. River reading 28.6 feet and rising.

The Alequlppe was down during the nlKht with a tow of steel and the Inland passed here for points be low early tooay win a tow or coai. Point Pleasant, W. June 13. River 22.8 feet and falling; Dam 26 tower channel gauge 26.8 feet and failing. Robert P.

Glllhatn flown a. i.nariea k-Wilson up 9:46 a. Ingersoll down 9:66 a. m. i Tranaporter up 11 a.

m. Vanceburg, June 13. Steamer E. p. Kenna up 2:46 a.

m. Betay Ann up 8:30 a. Tom Greene down 2:36 a. m. Parkersburg, W.

Va 18.4 feet and falling. Juns 13. River Paducah, June 13. Gauge reads 33. 2 feet, a rise of 0.4 foot in 24 hours.

Arrived: The John Barrett from Cairo for the Cumberland River. Departed: The Comet for Cairo. Portsmouth, Ohio, June 13. River 19.6 feet and falling. The Betsy Ann for Pittsburgh, 11:30 a.

E. D. Kenna up 8:30 a. Helen FV down 1 p. Robert C.

Gtllham down 4 p. m. Marietta. Ohio, June 13. River lTMi feet and falling; Rainbow up noon; Cordlll down 7 p.

Washington In and out with excursion. REPORTS OF EARNINGS Manvlll Corooratlon reports quarter ended March 11 consolidated net Income 8772.706 after taxes, being first aUartrly statement Issued by company. Cleveland. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQDIMS. Cleveland, June 13 Bangs of prices: STOCKS.

Hlgh.l Low, Buckeye Incubator 18 Central Alloy pref. 110 City Ice and Fuel I 63 Cleveland Railway 102 Firestone Tire 7 pref.i 109 Grasselll Chem. I 109 Miller Rubber pref. 77 Ohio Bell preferred. 111 Ohio Brass 93 Rlchman Bros I 268 Selberllng Rubber 40 Sherwin-Williams 1 72 Do preferred I 106 Le Mur jf Mohawk Rubber I If Mi-era Pnitin I 37 18 18 110 62 102 109 109 76 111 93 268 39 72 106 31 117 '38 40 110 62 102 109 109 77 111 9J 168 40 72 106 32 126 37 40 Selby Shoe I 40l Total sales.

5.700 shares. Federal Land Bank Bonds, SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE XliQDUIS. New York, June 13. Closing quotations: BONDS. I Bid.

Ask. 4s, November, 4s, May, 19i6-36 6s, November, 4s, January. 4s, July 1963-33 4s, January 4a, January, 4s, January, 4s, January, 4a May, 1941-32 98 100 100 101 99 101 101 100 100 99 99 101 101 101 100 101 101 100 100 100 Joint Stock Land Bank Stocks. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRES. New York, June 13.

Closing quotations: UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE ENQUIRER. Washington. June 13. Revenue receipts and expenditures at the close of business Corresponding Fiscal Cor. Period Fiscal Tear, 1927.

perloa Tear, 1928. Last Year. (Note.) 16.766.726.281 641.321,719.781( 673.279,204.24 23.669,068.41 23,079,234.81 1,738,889,010.62 1,774,126.736.73 576.0:19.877.43 27,007.659. 20 91,160.618.48: 162.1)60.485.30 612,383.903.67 20,567,612.61 90,522,628.74 89,043,510.31 (,3.377. 821.

30 45,078.328.89 10.035.873.49 24.525.913.13 13,494,271.31 T81.275.854.92 39,784,778.57 65,528.6 711,550.7 8.840,718.37: 60,728.745.84 8,235.826.01 1,305.499.14 822.080.501 26,593.356.94: 8.131,968.031 609.429.29 16,294.271.52 008, 167.84 (3.427,002,335.13 (3.609.711.657.60 2,787,043,836.88 ES.a&s.s&i.gl Tun it follows: RECEIPTS. ORDINARY. This Month. Oustoms Income and profft taxes. Misc.

internal Foreign principal Foreign interest Uaiiroad securities J.11 others Trust fund receipts Sale surplus Panama Canal tolls Rets, from misc. sources. Other miscellaneous 23,039,086.47 16,665,628.58 480,412 87 29,374.601 1.340,667.421 104,432.39 546,415.36 382.725.19 2.896.893.101 Total ord. receipts. 63,681.

524.38j(123. Total ord. expengitures 88.961,511.76 Balance today, (24,822,290.02. STOCKS. I Bid.

Aak. Chicago 20 30 Dallas 108 116 Denver 67 71 Des Moines 6 12 First Carolina 81 (9 Freemont 60 60 Kansas City (offered) 1 Lincoln 90 100 San Antonio 100 107 Southern Minnesota 18 St. Louis 100 105 Virginia. 15 I li 3 Note Receipts, disbursements and expenditures for June reaching the Treasury Department Id July are included..