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0 01 01 1 3 3 THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1936 19 Shortage Stirs Mills; Steel Men Note Price Rise Cleveland, August 9 -(AP)-Sustained demand for heavier finished materials and augmented backlogs kept steelworks operations unchanged last week at per cent, the Magazine Steel said today. The publication reported increased prices for scrap caused some mills to show concern over a possible shortage. Increases in nearly all districts raised Steel's scrap index 63 cents to $14.25, the highest since the last week of April, when the composite was $11.33. "A number of melters using both pig and scrap have begun to include more pig iron in their melt, Steel said. "Pig iron shipments have started to pick up, current deliveries being slighly ahead of one year ago." The magazine reported midsum and therationantS compares favormer farm implement ably with that of 1929 despite the adverse effect of the drought.

The seasonal decline, it said, has not been as great as many manufacturers expected. Some of the large automobile body plants, Steel said, have started pressing diemakers for earliest possible deliveries on new die work. The publication noted a decline 14,166 units in the auto industry, production for the week being estimated at 81,804 compared to 48,067 units in the corresponding week last year. "Although bookings in sheets showed a falling-off in comparison with the previous week." the magazine added, "automotive tonnage 1S increasing and miscellaneous specifications are in fair volume for this time of year. "The principal problem for many producers is the insistence they have encountered for speedy shipments.

Demands for both hot and cold-rolled strip is strong. Bar producers now have back-logs of three to four weeks." Steel reported tin plate producers operating at full capacity, with six to eight weeks of unfilled orders ahead. large volume of pending work prospect for makers of fairly, shapes and plates, the magazine said. "On some sizes of these materials, deliveries extend for eight weeks," it continued, many santo structural fabricating shops are sold out until October. "The outlook is promising for tonnage shipbuilders, both private operators and the government being likely to require considerable material in the immediate future.

Structural shape awards, than in the preceding 28,635 tons, were slightly, larger Steel observed that July steel ingot production of 3,922,731 gross tons was 1.56 per cent under the June output 3,984,845 tons, but per cent the 2,267,827 tons produced in July, 1935. The daily average in July was 150,874 tons, compared to 153,263 in June and 87,224 in July, 1935. Output for the year to August 1 was 25,249,066 tons, 37.8 per cent over total production 18,310,478 gross tons in the corresponding 1935 period. The iron and steel price composite is up to $33.82, a 10-cent increase due to the advance in scrap. Steel's composite of finished material prices remains at $53.40.

Operations last in the Pittsburgh district week, 2 points to 71 per cent, Chicago one point to Birmingham to Youngstown operations were down 1 point to 77, New England 10 to 68, and Cincinnati 4 to 72. Cincinnati Produce Markets Shortage en in staple fruits and vegetables the districts which normally provide requirements for Cincinnati market assumed proportions which merchants regard as startling at the close of the week. Letters received by leading dealers indicated that crop damage in Michigan and Northern Wisconsin would preclude shipments of potatoes, beans, tomatoes, peaches, cabbage and other fruits and vegetables. Tennessee districts made similar reports, especially with regard to potatoes and tomatoes, the quality of the small yield of the latter being poor. Drought damage in the Miami Valley and near-by states also has reduced quality and quantity of production in virtually all lines.

Wholesale prices here were on a higher trend, but aside from cabbage and tomatoes were not much higher that the week previous. Dealers said that it would take more rain to assure vegetable crops in this region. Pasturage, however, was reported much benefitted and the milk sup- AIR-MAIL DISPATCHES. UNITED STATES POST OFFICE. Cincinnati, Ohio.

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must be deposited at the Main Post Office or the Post Office Annex or reach the Post Office Annex from stationa or trains thirty (30) minutes in advance of leaving time stated. C. J. BOCKLET, Postmaster. truck, Michigan Duchess.

24-inch minimum, 1.25: commercials, 75c Beans Two cars on track: market about steady; bushel baskets Kentucky Wonders, Oregon, best 83, poorer low as bushel baskets round green, Colorado, $2.85. Cabbage Four cars on track: market steady; sacked per 100 Colorado, truck, Tennessee, Western crates, Colorado, $4. Cantaloupes -Seven cars on track; market about steady: Salmon Meats, vineripened and precooled. Turlock section. jumbo 27s and 368, ripe, $2.50 041 3: New Mexico, jumbo 36s and 1 45s.

$3.50 ripe, $2.50 0 standard 4,8. $2.50 2.75; Arkansas, jumbo crates, very few sales, truck receipts, Indiana standard crates, $1.75 2, few Maryland, two-third crates, $14:1.25. Honeydews, one car on track; market steady; California jumbo crates, 65 $2, 8s $2.15, 95 $2.25, 12s $2.40. Corn One car on track; market steady: truck receipts, Ohio, Golden Bantam holdovers, per dozen ears. Cucumbers--Two cars on track; market dull, Delaware.

bushel baskets, 50c. Lettuce--Five cars on track; market steady; crates. Iceberg type, California 4.50: 58 $4.75 5.25: fair quality, $4 4 45, $4.50, fair 63, fair quality $3.25. Onions- Three cars on track; market steady: 50-lb. bags U.

S. No. 1 California whites $1.50 1.75, yellows Spanish type, 3-inch minimum, California $1,40 $1.50, Washington yellow type S. No. 1 Massachusetts, Peaches Twenty-eight cars on track: market firm: bushel baskets U.

S. No. Georgia Elbertas. minimum, $2.50 2.60. ripe 82.25: 2-inch minimum, $2.25 2,10: -inch minimum.

$1.7562: Tennessee, bushel baskets Elbertas. U. S. No. 1.

minimum, $2.50 2.60: inch minimum, $2.40 2.60; 2-inch minimum, $2.25 0 2.40; -inch minimum, truck, Tennessee Elbertas, U. 8. No. 1, 24-inch minimum, 2-inch minimum, $2 minimum, $1.85. Peas--Three cars on track; market steady; bushel hampers Colorado, $1.90 02, few $2.15, poorer $1.50 1.65; Washington, 2: Idaho, $2.10.

cars on track: market steady: 100-lb. bars U. S. No. Idaho Triumphs, $1.00 0 Burbanks, Cobblers, Eastern Shore Maryland, $2.50: New Jersey, fair condition, $2.25 0 2.40: U.

S. No. 2. $1.50: Long 18- land. California Burbanks, U.

8. No. 1. $3.55 7 3.65. Sweet Potatoes- Four cars on track: bushel boxes Louisiana market steady; Ricans, $1.75: Tennessee, bushel Porto Halls, U.

1, $1,75 hampers Nancy 4 1.85: Alabama, bushel baskets whites. $1.50 Watermelons Forty- -three cars on track; 1.60. market steady; Georgia, Cuban Queen, 24-1b. average, 25c: 28-lb, average, 30c; 35c; Missouri, Cuban 30-lb. average, Queen, 26-lb.

average, 30c: 28-lb. average, 35c: 30-32 lb. average, 40c. EXPRESS AND TRUCK RECEIPTS. Truck, Northern Ohio, dozen Beets bunches 30c.

Carrots- Truck, Northern Ohio, dozen 35c; topped stock, 16-qt. basbunches 25 kets 75c. Michigan, bundles of Celerydozen stalks, jumbo 50c. Cabbage- Truck, Northern Ohio, Celery 16-quart climax baskets Endive -Truck, Northern Ohio, 24-quart climax baskets 50c. Green Onions- -Truck, Northern Ohio, baskets 2 dozen bunches 75c.

Lettuce- Truck, Northern Ohio, 24-quart climax baskets, leaf 75c, Big Boston type 90c. Limes--Express, Texas, boxes 700 count $7. Mushrooms Express, Michigan, 1-1b cartons 30 35c. Okra Express, Tennessee, 12-quart climax baskets 40 75c, Parsnips--Truck, Northern Ohio, 8-quart baskets Pears -Truck, Michigan. Clapp's vorites, 2-inch minimum minimum $1.60.

Peppers- -Truck, South Carolina, bushel hampers, green 40 75c; express, Louistana, 75c $1. Radishes- Truck, Northern Ohio, baskets of 2 dozen bunches red button 50 0 60c. Spinach- Truck, Northern Ohio, 24-quart climax baskets 60 75c. HOMEGROWN PRODUCE. Apples--Bushel $1.25, few $1,50, poorer lower.

Beans--Bushel round green $2.50 3, poorer lower; cranberry beans $1,25 2.25. Beets- bunches 20 25c. Cabbage--Bushel $2 2.50. poorer lower. Carrots--Dozen bunches 15 25c.

-Dozen ears 100 20c. Cucumbers Bushel 75c $1, poorer lower. Kale- -Bushel 35 50c. Lettuce -Ten-lb baskets 50 65c. Mustard--Bushel $1.

Onions--Bushel poorer and small sizes lower. Parsley bunches 25 30c. Potatoes- One hundred-lb bag $2.25 0 $2.50, few higher, poorer lower. Spinach-Bushel summer 30 50c. Tomatoes- Twelve-quart baskets, U.

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2 60 65c, bushel best $3 poorer lower. FHA Urges Building Of Low Cost Homes; Market Now Exists Construction Of 5,000,000 Houses Is Suggested Washington, August 9-(AP)Reporting a market exists for the construction of 5,000,000 low-cost homes, Federal Housing Administration officials said today they were moving to bring about privately-financed building In this field. Several months ago, the Federal Housing Administration drafted "planning principles' under which it estimated homes could be built for as little as $1,200. It now is seeking to spur construction of low-cost homes, officials said, for persons with incomes of between $1,000 and $3,000. These homes would cost between $2,000 and $4,000.

Miles Colean, Federal Housing Administration technical department chief, reported the Federal agency has sent information on low-cost homes to builders, lumber dealers, architects and others with the urgent they launch actively into suggestion, building. A letter to such groups from W. D. Flanders, Deputy Administrator, said the Federal Housing Administration has no intention of encourstandardization of low-cost homes through the use of its "planning principles." Also in the field of Federallyencouraged home building was an announcement by the Home Owners' Loan Corporation today that to mature, amounting to $49,736,000 the bond issue of that agency cog and due August 15, would be paid ANNOUNCING SERVICE IN THE PUBLISHING OF IN MEMORIAM NOTICES The Enquirer has prepared large looseleaf book of several hundred Memoriam verses for its readers. If you contemplate inserting a Memoriam notice, cail at The Enquirer office, 617 Vine Street, and ask to be assisted in preparing your copy.

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SHILLITO'S Floral Pieces and Baskets moderately priced Delivery any time PA 0100 off in cash at maturity. The Home Owners' Loan Corporation said "this marks another major step in liquidation operations of the corporation on which it has been engaged exclusively since lending ceased in June." THE RIVER. Stages of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and their tributaries at 6 a. and changes within the last 24 hours: STATIONS 8 STATIONS Stages Changes Changes A. 24 A.

24 hours. hours Cincin'ti 13.1 Dam 14. 9.5 0.2 Dam 16. 9.9 0.0 Dam 22 10.3 0.0 Dam 24 9.9 Dam 28 10.5 0.1 Dam 20 10.3 0.1 Portsm'h 10.4 10.5 Dam 33 9.2 0.0 Dam 35 9.8 Dam 38. 9.9 0,0 Dam 39 Louisv'le 10.3, Dam Dam 46 9.6 0.1 Dam 50 Dam 52 10.2 K.

Falls Lon. Dam 9.0 0.0 Lock 6 0.1 Falm'th 0.3 0.1 Lock 14 8.7 0.0 Lock 10 9.2 0.1 Lock 9.2 1.0 Lock 6.3 Lock 2 7.0 0.4 River Forecast, Cincinnati, August 9 The Ohio River In the Cincinnati District will be in pool Mon day. Stage, 13.1 feet, W. C. DEVEREAUX.

Arrivals Today. Chris Greene. from Louisville, 8 a. Main Street wharf. Cary Bird, from Louisville, 9 a.

m. Sycamore Street wharf. Departures Today. Cary Bird, for Louisville, 5 p. m.

SycA more Street wharf. Chris Greene, for Louisville, 5:30 p. Main Street wharf. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The following table shows the state of the weather at the places mentioned, as indicated by the Weather Bureau, at 8 o'clock last night, seventy-fifth meridian time: Current Precipitation.

State 8 Place of Current Highest Precipitation State 8 Place Observa- Observaof. tion. Temp. Weather. tion.

Temp. ATLANTIC Montr'al Eastport Albany. N. York Phil'phia Wash't'n Norfolk. Sav'nah Jack'y'le GULF Montg'y Vicksb'e N.

Orl'ns Sh'vep'rt Ft. S'ith Dallas. Galv' ton San Ant. C. Christi OHIO Pittsb'gh P'k'burg Ind'n'lis Pikeville Ev'nav'le Knoxv'le Nashville LAKE Buffalo.

Clevel'd Detroit. P. Sound Gr'nBay Gr. Rap. Ft.

Way. Chicago. Duluth, -Trace. STS. 74 82 62 72 66 74 78 84 0 66 78 72 82 78 86 74 78 76 90 .06 80 90 .74 82 90 0 STATES.

82 88 .04 82 90 06 86 92 90 94 84 90 90 102 0 104 100 104 86 94 0 96 100 90 92 0 VALLEY. 80 88 0 84 92 0 74 86 0 84 92 88 94 92 94 0 92 96 0 84 90 0 86 90 REGION. 74 80 84 86 84 94 0 70 88 78 92 08 72 92 .38 86 92 86 92 0 82 92 0 80 88 0 UP. MISS. VAL.

Min' p'lis 86 90 LaCr'sse 84 98 28 Dav'p't 96 98 Char.C'y 90 96 0 Sp' I. 94 98 St. Lots 96 98 Cairo. 92 96 M'mphis 96 96 MISSOURI VAL. Sp'd.

104 104 Kan.C. 106 110 Con'dia 100 108 Omaha. 94 102 Huron. 91 96 Moorh'd 86 90 Bism'rek 90 92 WESTERN ST'TES. 88 90 Yel'st'ne 80 86 Sheridan 92 100 88 90 Chey'ne 84 88 Rap.

C'y 94 98 N. Platte 96 102 8.L. City 88 94 Modena. 82 82 Durango 84 86 92 94 Dod. City 94 104 OkI.

C'y 104 108 Amarillo 96 100 Abilene. 98 104 Roswell. 94 94 Santa Fe 84 84 Flagst'ff 68 74 .08 Phoenix. 80 98 PACIFIC STATES. L.

Ang's 80 82 0 Fresno. 90 98 Eureka. 56 58 Win'm'a 80 92 1 Portland 84 84 1 Seattle. 76 80 Tat. Isl'd 64 64 .04 1 Cloudy, Announcements Crain-Sheppard Flowers Bonded T.

D. Telegraph Service. 19 E. Eighth St. PArkway 1932-3.

W. D. JACOCKS EDW. W. JACOCK9 FUNERAL HOME WOodburn 0801.

Gilbert and Locust. VONDERHAAR STETTER Cincinnati, Pleasant Ridge, Dayton, Newport, Ky. SOuth SOuth 5795. Death Notices A. ADAMSON-Sybilla Adamson (nee Johnston).

wife of Montageau F. Adamson, Saturday, August 8, 1936, aged 24 years. Funeral services at the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard H.

Johnston, 123 Manor lane, Ft. Thomas, Monday, August 10, 3 p. D1. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. A ANTHE-Philip J.

Anthe, beloved husband of Caroline Anthe (nee Von Lahr), of 223 E. Twelfth Covington, Saturday, August 8, 1936, aged 71 years. Funeral from the residence Wednesday, August 12, at 8:30 a. m. Solemn requiem high 10A88 at St.

Joseph's Church at 9 a. m. Interment Mother of God Cemetery, COMPTON-Ruth Compton (nee Watkins), beloved wife of Elmer Compton, at her residence, Mason, Ohio, Saturday, August 8. 1936, at 8:30 p. m.

Friends mAy view remains from 2 p. m. Monday until noon Tuesday, Funeral services will be private. DOYLE-Bessie V. Doyle (nee Jones), beloved wife of John H.

Doyle, Friday, August 7, 1936, at residence, 4335 Schulte drive, Price Hill, age 47 years. Funeral from the Busse Borgmann Company Parkway funeral home, Central Parkway at Clifton Hills lane, Monday, August 10, at 10:30 a. m. Services at Williamstown. Ky Baptist Church at 11 a.

Central time. ENGELMANN-Arthur T. Engelmann, beloved son of Louisa Fischmann Engelmann and the late Henry Engelmann, at residence, North Bend and Cheviot rds. Funeral from Vitt Stermer'8 Western Hills funeral home, 3425 Harrison Cheviot, Tuesday, August 11, 1936, at 1:45 p. m.

Services at the Concordia Lutheran Church, 1522 Race at 2:30 p. m. GROSS--Anna Gross (nee Bryfogel), beloved wife of George Gross, Friday, August 7, 1936. at 9:45 p. in her 60th year.

Residence, 2222 Ravine st. Services at the Brand Brothers funeral home, 1820 Freeman Tuesday, August 11, at 2 p. m. HUETTEN-John W. Huetten, beloved hugband of Caroline Huetten (nee Heger) and devoted father of Antoinette Huetten, Mrs.

Paul Zint and Mrs. Ralph Peters, at residence, 701 E. Ross St. Bernard, suddenly, Sunday, August 9, 1936, aged 52 years. Due notice of funeral later.

KEARNEY-Nancy E. Kearney, Saturday, August 8, 1936, at her residence. 2558 Madison suddenly. Due notice of funeral. Kerber, beloved husband of Carrie Kerber (nee Scheele) and beloved father of Alma and Florence Kerber, Sunday, August 9, 1936, aged 75 years.

Due notice of funeral. MURDOCK-Lucy Murdock (nee Thornton) of 431 Greenup Covington, suddenly, August 9, 1936. Remains at Chas. A. Smith Sons' funeral home, Fourth and Park Newport, Ky, Due notice of funeral, REHBACH-Fred Rehbach, beloved husband of the late Katie Rehbach (nee Albers) and beloved father of Dora R.

Pernice and Alma Gerde, entered into rest Sunday, August 9, 1936, at 12:50 p. m. Funeral Tuesday, August 11, from the Moeller funeral home, Main and Mentor Norwood, at 2 p. m. SHUMATE--John W.

Shumate, beloved husband of the late Mary Shumate, Sunday, August 9, 1936, aged 78 years; residence 4789 Columbia ave. Services at Geo. H. Rhode Son's funeral home, Linwood and Delta Tuesday, August 11, at 2 p. m.

WEBB--Nancy Webb, daughter of the late William Andrews and Ellen Dudley Webb, at Cuernavaca, Mexico, August 1936. Due notice of funeral. Spanish-American War Veterans. World War Veterans. GENERAL PRODUCE New York, August 8 -(AP)-Live poultry easy, By freight: broilers (Rocks and Leghorns), 16 other freight prices unchanged.

By express: all prices unquoted. Dressed poultry steady. Fresh and frozen fowls, 128 23 other fresh and frozen prices unchanged. Eggs, 18,636, steady, All mixed colors, whites, browns, and duck eggs unchanged. Butter, 9,848, steady, All prices unchanged.

Cheese, 55,517, steady. State, whole milk flats, fresh fancy unquoted. Chicago, August (AP)-Poultry, live, 24 trucks, easy hens, Ibs up, less than ibs. 17 Leghorn hens, 14c; Plymouth and White Rock springs, 20c, colored, 19c; Plymouth and White Rock fryers, 170, colored, 16c; broilers, 16c; bareback chickens, 14c; Roosters, Leghorn roosters, Turkeys, 131 16c. Heavy old ducks, 14c, heavy young, small white, 14c.

small colored, 13c. Young geese, 15c, old geese, 13c. Eggs. 8,038, 110 session: prices unchanged. Butter Wis steady and unchanged today, Potatoes, 91, or track 179, total United States shipments 625: California White Rose weaker, Western Triumphs about steady, Western Russets and Eastern Cobblers slightly weaker: supplies rather moderate, demand slow sacked, per cwt: Idaho Bliss Triumpha, U.

S. No. 1, washed, $2.90. unwashed, California White Rose, U. 8.

No. 1, $3.20 if 3.30, large size $3.40, Jumbo bakers U. S. No. 1 and partly graded $3.15, U.

S. No. 2 Oregon Bliss Triumphs, S. No 1. washed $3, partly graded Washington Russet Burbanks, U.

8. No. $3.30 tr 3.40; New Jersey Cobblers, 8. No. 1 $2.50, showing heated $2.45, U.

8. No. 2 $1,55: Missouri Cobblers. U. S.

No. 1 $2.35 002.40; Pennsylvania Cobblers, U. S. No. 1 $2.50 1 2.55; Maryland Cobblers, U.

8. No. $2.50: New York Long Island Cobblers, U. S. No.

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Lost and Found H. LOST- -Coat with lower teeth and paper in pocket, return to 2356 Clifton and receive reward. LOST- -Boston brengel, female; Answers name of Skeets, Rear legs very bad. SO 5482. LOST- Black Scottie dog: gray tail; harness; reward.

EA 1975. RED IRISH SETTER answering to name of Mike; License 434 and name plate on collar: reward if returned to CHARLES SAWYER, Fountain Glendale, 0. Houses--For Sale AVONDALE 668 Gholson fine lot, 150x200 ft. 8-room center -hall house; will consider trade; a small house in Price Hill. M.

L. BARBOUR, MA 3257, UN 0079 M. AVONDALE. 429 West Ridgeway, near Burnet, two-story, five-room stucco; bath; furnace; garage. Asking $3,250.

Want offer. MAIN 0312. AVONDALE DUPLEX. Two 6-room apartments: exclusive location: small down payment. WO 0001.

AVONDALE- -Attractive design, brick; bedrooms, second; large lot. MA 1835. BEFORE BUYING or building see SIMPSON-MYERS CONSTR. builders of finer homes sitice 1910. MAin 4530.

BELLEVUE- -Frame, 2-story, 5 rooms: good $2.200. NAGEL'S, SO 2007. BOND HILL -Beautiful 4-bedrm. white brick home: maid's quarters; rathskeller; 2-car extra bath and closet facility; refined, quiet. location.

STRAUS READNOUR ASSOCIATES. 1011 Atlas Bank Bldg. WO 2113, CH 1632. BOND HILL -1959 Avonlea mod. 5- rm.

brick bungalow: tile bath, shower: cool rathskeller; open Wednesday, 7 to 9 p. or by appt. ME 0835. BOND HILL Will build 5-room brick coJonial; tile bath; copper plumbing; insulated: $5,950. ME 3322.

BOND HILL- Six rooms, completely refinished; easy terms. BR 0911; AV 2395. BOND HILL -1124 Fenmore; 6-room col. OBERMEYER SON, Bidrs. ME 8600.

BOND HILL-1831 Andina; new 6-room brick. JEfferson 7394. BOND HILL-4 and 5-rm. mod. $4,700 to $6.500.

T. LILES. VA 4228. BRICK- -Will build you a new house on large level lot; restricted: will take your house in trade. AV 4558, PA 1262.

BRIGHTON Unusual bargain; 8-room brick; bath, new furnace, hot-water heater, laundry trays; all for $2,750. PA 4461. BUILDERS OF BETTER HOMES. HOLSCHER RAPE, JE 1455. CHEVIOT-7-rm.

brick; 5-2; tile, nr. church, school. MO 0051. CHEVIOT-3608 Gamble; new ultra-modern colonial; 6 rooms; $9,500. MO 0234.

CHEVIOT- 5-rm. trees, big lot; H. O. L. C.

loan, $5,350. MO 0102. CITY Three-story brick. 15 rooms, three baths; excel. loc.

for rooming house; will sell complete to right buyer on easy terms. PA 1262; WA 0072 J. CLIFTON- Six rooms and sun room; secluded location, yet near center of everything; house in splendid condition: beautiful yard, on which about $1,000 has been spent in landscaping: all for less than $10,000. MA 0384, VA 2233. CLIFTON- -Clifton Hills fine 4-bedroom, 2-bath residence, maid's quarters: English design; excellent neighborhood.

GEO. F. CONVER. 1015 Schmidt Bldg. MAin 1326.

CLIFTON HEIGHTS--EXECUTOR'S SALE, Valley View 6-room wire-cut brick; large living room, tile bath: gArage. CLENEAY NOURSE MAin 0060 or UNiversity 0172, COLERAIN frame; cor. lot; 12 net. investment; $5,500. KI 4604.

COLLEGE HILL-4 1-flr. plan; sq. to car line; excel. priced to Hell. E.

W. WILSON, KI 4508. COLLEGE HILL, N. -4-rm. br.

$500 cash; $4,300. KI 3076. COLLEGE HILL-5-room bungalow: tile bath; garage; $5,250. KI 2866. COLLEGE, bal.

HILL, N. financed; -4-rm. $3,800. KI 2537. CORRYVILLE- Calhoun 5-rm.

brick; 5 $4,200. MA 4759, PA 2170. EVANSTON- 5 rooms: Hewitt and large lot. JEfferson 6846. EVANSTON3525 Herbert; 6-room mod.

home; awnings; large yd, MA 2281. Houses--For Sale Farms, Country Homes--For Sale Apartments, Unfurnished -For Rent 10 FAIRMOUNT-2623 Beckman 6-rm. mod, frame: excel, large tot: financed: priced right. WA 2273 W. FT.

MITCHELL. 80. -Lucerne new brick; large lot and porch. Dixie 7508. FT.

THOMAS bath; 385 lot: make offer. HI 0489 R. FT. THOMAS LOTS ALL SECTIONS AND PRICES. DUCKER, 80 3300.

HYDE PARK Louis; brick 2 4-room 2 on 3rd $9,500 2-car gar. perfect condi, OSCAR E. BAUMAN EA 4343, EA 3198. HYDE PARK Lovely 3-bedroom home on level lot with large trees, exclusive restdential section, close to schools, transportation, shopping. Owner will fice, It's a bargain.

EA 5007. HYDE PARK- Brick colonial, 24 stories; 2 baths, maid's quarters, lavatory, 2-car garage; large lot; close to transportation and schools; reduced to $12.500 for quick sale. MR. MEEK, MA 3019. HYDE PARK.

We have buyers who will pay cash for investment property -stores, apartments, or houses ANY PRICE. THEODORE MAYER MA 0921. HYDE PARK- -Pleasant Ridge, Norwood, Bond Hill Our building association selling 1 and 2-family houses at bargain prices, low cash payment, balance like rent. JE 0743. HYDE PARK- Beautiful early American home: just completed.

Builder, HYDE PARK -B. and L. property; almost new: 4 bedrooms; brick. JE 2630. HYDE PARK New brick.

2 tile bathe, $12,500. SADIE COOK. ME 4960, 0342. IDEAL COUNTRY HOME stories. brick, 6 rms, bath, hot -water heat, lot 114x492; near trans.

bargain $8.500. MORTON BRUCE, VA 2222. KENWOOD Two new homes. Open for inspection. See Mr.

Weldinger, KENWOOD REALTY AND HOME BLDG, CO. ME 1980. KENNEDY HEIGHTS 6 sol, near care, schools. BENNETT HARDIN CO 6069 Montgy PI. Ridge.

ME 2662. MADISONVILLE el. Louis: $750 cash; 3 breakfast nook, tile bath each: 2. CAr collect rent from flat and have a home and investment. Call G.

HIGE, ME 0416. MADISONVILLE -Beautiful home; fine kitchen, lorm, dining 1st fir. bath 2nd: large attic; double terms. BR 0241. Nr.

Mariemont, strictly mod. 5-rm, pung. 2-car garage; lot 70x 123: $5,950. ME 0969. MADISONVILLE 5-rm.

brick-stone bung tile bath; built-in $5,950. BR 1767. MT. AUBURN- 2250 Loth at Inwood Park; 3-3-1: $3,600. PA 3922.

NEW HOMES under construction. Harberson ave. JOHN WITTEKIND, KI 3008. NORWOOD-4752 Woodlawn bung. rins.

bldg. association, terms, $350 cash, bal. as $3,750 rent. ME. 6288.

NORWOOD St. Louts; 2-4 rm. CAr fine lovely location: $5,500. HARMAN REALTY, ME 1638. SO OAKLEY- $6,250 for st.

Louis, 4-4: $500 W. C. HARPER, ME 2415. PARK HILLS, KY. Country estate: new 5-rm.

house; $8,500, HEm acres, PLEASANT RIDGE -Nearly new English type brick; hdwd. firs. and woodwork: 2 tile baths, 2 lavatories, Ig. liv. wood -burning fireplace, den, breakfast rm.

3-car situated In 1-acre tract. INC. ME 4132-2617. RIDGE 2612 Briarcliffe, off Tulane at 5801 Montgomery beautiful new brick center-hall type colonial realdence fine size rooms, marvelous finish; lot 70x150 reasonable price. Open evenings.

JAS. F. BREEN, Builder. ME 7316. PLEASANT RIDGE- 3324 Woodford Road, 2-family, Seen by appointment only, EVERS REALTY PA 5298.

PRICE HILL St. Williams, 5 $3,500. Nearly new 4-rm. $4,000. 6 1 acre; $3,900.

WA 2800. PRICE HILL--St. Lawrence brick St. Louis 1-4 and bath each. oft 3rd; A1 condition: $7,500.

WA 4530. PRICE HILL- 5-room brick; conv garage; good buy at $5,750. WA 2876. PRICE HILL- Overlook: 6 brick home: only $7,850. WA 5270.

PRICE HILL built- in good location: $4,300. WA 6662-4106. REAL ESTATE LOANS Monthly Payments As low A8 $6.88 per $1,000 Including principal and interest. Various new low cost loan to suit your needs. C.

F. MEDARIS, 290 Union Central Annex. MAin 1884. WALNUT HILLS-1916 Hewitt ave. Owner WESTWOOD Veazey new 1-fl.

purchased new home: bargain. MA A 0398. be vutiful lot, WA 4530. dbl. garage: $8,000.

VA 0772. WYOMING A -Attr. 6 library, large lot, 6 REAL ESTATE LOANS. BARRETT BROS. MA 2281.

Business Property--For Sale 2 FOR SALE OR RENT 236 Main approximately 9,000 usable square feet; electric elevator, suitable for light manufacturing or warehouse, SECOND NATIONAL BANK Real Estate CHerry 4585. Investment Property--For Sale CLIFTON- 4-apt. rooms each; finest construction throughout; full purchase price, terms. ME 4411. COVINGTON Two stores and furnished nets fin.

HEm 8015. NORWOOD -Four will net 14 REINHARDT, JE 1490. WALNUT HILLS Six -unit apartment; close to Peebles Corner and all conventences; rented: income $205 per month: terms. FIFTH THIRD UNION TRUST MAin 5400. 4 Brick Stores, $9,500 In thriving Pleasant Ridge: formerly sold at $21,000.

PA 1262, MA 4976. DAIRY FARM- -200 acres; large barn and 800d house; all-electric equipped; 3 plenty water. Call OWNER, BR 0433 J. FARMS, country homes, business location. L.

W. VERBRYKE. Phone Bethany 472. INDIAN HILL. 25 acres: hotise, barn: beautiful view tract; former price.

PLINY A. JOHNSTON, SY 7427. SHARONVILLE COUNTRY HOME- Over 8 ACTER: 10-room brick house; modern; will trade. AV 3632. BERT MASON, UN 1840.

WEST FORK AND GAINES-10 acres; 6- rm. frame: new bank barn; $8.500. MO 19 1131. 25 ACRES, $800: level land: 12 acres fine woods: old 2-rm, log house, good well, small barn, good fences. D.

W. BEELER, 300 Cinti. Sycamore PA 3224. 55 ACRES- Close to city: 25 acres virgin timber: balance farm beautiful creek: lake can be developed at small expense. Suitable for resort.

THE FRANK MALICK MA 4084. Lots and Acreage--For Sale AVONDALE Clinton Springs, between Washington and Spring House lane; beautifully wooded and very secluded. and vet only four miles from Fountain Square. Call JOHN FITZSIMMONS. MA 1780 CLIFTON- -Woolper nr.

Clifton level lot 50x165: $2.500. UN 0130. HARRISON HILLS Cleven-Warsaw pike: lots 100x250; all improvementa. E. CORDES.

EA 1362. PA 0462. EA 6728 HYDE PARK Mt. Lookout section: restricted residential development: wooded plots: $2,500 to $4,000. EA 6600.

Build your new home in the country; to 10-acre alter: the beat in the Kenwood area. JOHN H. GARBER, MA 1111. KENWOOD RI New subdivision: large lot, 100x250; fine loc. SY 7693 W.

PLEASANT RIDGE -Kennedy Golf Manor: fine building lot and acreage tracks. MARSHALL, ME 4132-2617. PRICE HILL--Choice building lots: all sectonal price $800 all improvementa. THORST MORGAN, WA 4887. PRICE HILL- Seven lots, concrete street: central location; $5,800 tor all.

MA A b475. TWO NICE wooded lots, Kennedy Heights, 50x125, $1,100: 107x125, beautiful bldg. sites, ME 8750, ME 2662. WESTWOOD 3244 Epworth; choice 50-ft. lot; fine trees; near school.

MO 1133. Real Estate--For Exchange 7 FARMS and country homes for city property. L. C. HOPKINS, MA 0530.

MT. AUBURN- Wire- cut brk. 8t. Louis; 2-5, 3d 3-car gar. for apt.

bide. 2646. SIX-BOOM MOD. HOME- Nr. Mt.

ington; gar, barn; 5 acres cultivated: cow, chickens; will exchange for 6-rm. home in city limits convenient to cars and schools. EAst 3161, ME 4971. Wanted--Real Estate MANAGEMENT. rentals, sales, D.

STARR, 1618 Main, PA 5163, AV 3493 M. WOODED LOT WANTED on Reading road, outside of city limits, or what have you for cash? J. DOLAN, Sinton Hotel. Apartments, Houses, Rent 9 A1 LOCATION Walnut Hills; new bide. new turn.

3-rm. gas, Frigid. $42. Craig Rentals, 2448 Gilbert. WO 1153.

A1 LOC. -Walnut Hills; 2-rm. gas, $32 CRAIG RENTALS, 2448 Gilbert. WO 1153. AN ATTRAC.

2-rm. apt. mod. bide. kit.

everything $40. AV 4718. ATTRACTIVE 2, 3. 4 rm, linens, silver; immediate pos. AV 2481.

A AVONDALE Flora Villa Hotel, 723 Gholson; kitchenette priv. bath. hotel trans. AV 1335. BEAUT brick furn.

2-car fuel; adults: 3 mos. ME 3762. CLIFTON- Beautiful turn. 3-room apt. kitchen equip.

Inq. 3433 Clifton, Apt. 112 HYDE PARK 6-rm. house, elec reas. MRA.

ROSS. PA 1210. LEAVING CITY 4-rm. modern complete with highest quality furnishings: linens, garage; available at once to resp. family with reasonable.

AVon 0565. COR. BEDFORD; 3-RM. Madison Carlos, FURNISHED; REFS. WO 0862.

NORWOOD, car; lovely 4-rm. apt. Frigid, steam heat; nicely furnished; adults: $50. WO 6605. JE 3800.

THE PRESIDENT- Completely furnished apta. Reading rd. at Greenwood. UN 2062. Walnut Hills-Krug Bldg.

Woodburn and Clayton: 4-rm. completely furnished; references. WO 0862. WALNUT HILLS Exclusive unfurnished and furnished apartmenta, living room, -door bed. dressing room, tub and shower baths, linen and silver.

2357 St. James ave, PArkway 4989. WALNUT HILLS-828 Oak: 2 rooms; modern; heat, light and phone; man and wife; $38. Phone WO 7120. WESTWOOD-3-rm.

furn. 2nd $38. MO 1225 or MO 3839 W. Apartments, Unfurnished -For Rent 10 COMPLETE assortment of furnished A and suburban unfurnished buildings. Free 111 auto service, modern THE TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST CO.

Seventh and Walnut Sta. PA 1046. Open Until 9 P. M. AVONDALE PALMER BLDG.

3-room stove, in -a-door bed; $35 month. Reading rd. and Forest. THOMAS EMERY SONS. MAin 0845.

AVONDALE-3318 Reading 5 10018, firat floor: janitor service, THE REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT. THE PROVIDENT SAV. BK. TR. Seventh and Vine.

CHerry 6111. LIFE AT ITS LOWEST EBB fire we THE 6 1936, McClure Newapaper Syndicate AVONDALE- -Rental service, 3 to 6. rm. also houses, STICKLER, AV 8462. ATTRACTIVE 4 and 5-room apartments; reas.

Call EA 1305 M. CHEVIOT rOomE, solarium; garage; near cars: $35. MO 2841-1316 J. CITY- Desirable 2 and 3 room apartments; nicely decorated; from $12 to $18. ROBFRT A.

CLINE. 1027 Enquirer Bldg. CHerry 1444. CITY--N. cor.

13th-Vine; strictly 3 rms. reas. Inquire Apt 1. CH 8995. CLIFTON-Attractive 5-rm, apt, with heat and also maid's rm.

and storage; $75. 3418 Cornell pl. CLIFTON, 4-rm. adults; apt. $55.

1st, AV heat, 2290. Frigid, CLIFTON mod. range, tile bath; $32.50. WO 2485. COLLEGE HILL COR.

HAMILTON PASADENA AVES. Just completed; an all-brick, Stran-Steel two apartment building; each apartment consists of large living room with marble mantel and wood-burning fireplace; dining room, two spacious bedrooms with adjoining tile bath and shower: large tile kitchen with butler's pantry; maid's quarters and bath for each apartment on 3rd floor, completely insulated: parquet floors throughout; built-in garage; with heat, $100 a month for each apartment. EVERS REALTY CO. 8341, PA 5298. 1302 Main St.

COVINGTON -Living room, bedroom, bath, kitchenette with sink, stove, Frigidaire; 5 minutes to, Terminal HE 1417, EVANSTON 1-room efficiency, Pullman kitchen, refrigerator, heat. hot water, gas, electric. JEfferson 7172. FIVE-ROOM APT -000D LOCATION. EAST 7544 M.

FT. MITCHELL-5-room upper: hwd. tile bath, porch; $40. HE 1588. FT.

THOMAS 26 Tremont: 5 rms. modi, 2d. elec. refrig. gar.

HYDE PARK- 3387 ERIE EA 3822. The Ravenswood; new, mod. 5 and 6-room large living coom, shower bath heat. range, hot water; gArage, near Kilgour School. Hyde Park -Madison Court Apts.

2479 Madison one 3, 4, 5 rm, apt. in this excellent modern bldg. WO 7111. Under Penker management. HYDE PARK- 1st: kit.

tile bath, heat $70. First duplex, 5 maid's quarters, tile bath, shower; gar. $65. Four equip. heat; $47.50.

WO 5211. HYDE PARK- Attractive 4 efficiency: in lovely section; small heat, tile bath: $45. AV 4718. HYDE PARK 5 large rooms, equip. maid's tile bath.

EA 7203. LINCOLN AVE, 626-Nr. Reading 5 hwd tile bath, elec. heated. McLENNAN BROS.

AV 1674. MT. AUBURN- rooms, tile bath, shower: hwd. firs. equipped kitchen.

McLENNAN 2502 Highland ave. A Von 1674. MT. AUBURN 2531 Burnet: 2-3-5 room kit. heat, janitor.

AV 2481. NORWOOD 3 rooms, tile bath, equipped kitchen, roll-away bed. heat; hot water; janitor service: $35. JE 7172. NORWOOD, S.

upper St. Louis: nr. cars. 2433 Robertson, KI 2069 W. PADDOCK RD.

5 porch, $60. MRA. ROSS, PA 1210. PARK HILLS, $37.50: kitchen equipped; $50. HE 1540'1 M.

PRICE HILL Ridgeview 4 rooms and solarium: garage. WA 1560 M. PHELPS TOWN HOUSE- Furnished or unfurnished apts. on lease. MAin 4152.

ply was increased according to reports. Butter prices were stationary as were those of butter fat. Outside markets were slightly weaker. Evidence of weakness WAS reported in fresh eggs, due largely to lack of demand. Prices both at Chicago and New York were fractionally lower but remained unchanged here throughout the week.

Storage withdrawals were both heavy here and at all other points. Poultry was quiet with prices on all grades but Rock Fryers weak to lower. The fryers were firm and unchanged. Colored hens ruled steady but other grades in broilers and smaller springers were off 3c. Spring ducks slumped 2c and geese, guineas and turkeys were in the discard.

All chicken sales were light, Cash grains eased off at the close. Wheat sold off rye corn 2c, and oats All were active at the decline. Hay sales were less active but prices ruled steady. Grain and hay quotations as furnished by the Cincinnati Board of Trade, Grain--The following nominal quotations represent sales and bids to arrive: NEW WHEAT. F.

o. b. domestic New York rate points based on bids to arrive: Rate. No. 2 Red.

1.06 27 1.06 29 1.03 31 1.03¾ 1.04¾ 32 1.03¼ 35 1.03¼ Wheat Discount--No. 3, 1c to 3c. CORN. Rate White. No.

2 Yellow, 1.10¼ 1.04 27 1.10¼ 1.04 29 1.09% (01.10 1.03 1.04 31 1.09 (01.10 1.03 32 1.09 1.10 1.03 35 1.09 1,03 Corn Discounts for each mois. ture over for each damage over discount for each 1 lb under 53-1b test. Oats Delivered Cincinnati: quotations represent spot shipments: No. 2 white 48 1 (0 049 No. 3 white No, 2 mixed 0 47 c.

Rye- -Delivered Cincinnati: No. 2. rye 00 89 No. 3 rye No. 4 rye 87 c.

Hay---Delivered Cincinnati by rail with rebilling privilege: No. 1 timothy $14, No. 2 timothy $13, No. 3 timothy $10, No. 1 light clover mixed $14, No.

1 clover mixed $14, No. 1 heavy clover mixed $14, No. 2 clover mixed No. 1 clover $14, No. 2 clover $12, No.

1 second crop alfalfa $17 18, No, 2 second crop alfalfa No. 1 first crop alfalfa $13, No. 2 first crop alfalfa $10, wheat straw oats straw rye straw $6.50 7.50. Groceries And Provisions. Sugar- -Eastern granulated $5.30 5.40, light yellow $5.10 5.20, refined powdered and icing $6.30 6.40, best granulated $5.20.

Flour- -Basis 98-Jb cotton sacks in bris; soft winter short family patent do standard patent do first clear $5.25 spring wheat short family patent do standard patent $7 (g 7.50, first clear Kansas hard wheat short family patent $6.757, do standard patent do first clear $5.75 6.25, white corn flour $2.50, whole wheat flour $7 07.75; rye flour, white $4.50, medium $4.25, dark $4. Walnuts--Clean, dry, sifted 38c bushel, do country run 30c bushel. 100-lb barrels: Clear pork $23 23.50, family pork $25 26, bean pork $31 31.50. Prime steam lard $11.75 11.85, refined lard open kettie lard $14 0 14.25. Dry salt meats, loose: Short clear a.des $14.50 15.50, extra short clear sides $14.50 15.50, short rib 'sides $14.50 15.50, bellies meats $2.50 over dry salted meats.

Smoked meats, sugar cured, packed: Hama, regular $27 27.50; hams, skinned $28 picnics $19.50 20: shoulders $19.50 (20; New York shoulders $20.50 breakfast bacon dried beef hams $32 33. Sweet pickled meats, packed in tierces: Hams, regular small $22 23, regular, large $21 22; skinned picnics $14.50 15.50: shoulders $14.50 15.50; New York shoulders bellies, small large Green Meats, loose: Regular hams skinned hams $23 24, picnics $14.50 16; shoulders $14.50 New York shoulders short rib sides $14.50 15.50, short clear sides $14.50 (/15.50, extra clear sides 15.50; bellies, light $21 22; bellies, heavy $20 21. Beef carcases $9 $18 as to quaiity. Tallow, per lb: Prime city country No. 1 No.

2 Grease: Brown yellow white Produce. lbs. 10c, do old Fruits And Vegetables. Prices based on sales reported to the United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Wholesale prices to retailers and Butter Creamery, jobbing basis 36 37c: butterfat, No.

1, 37c. No. 2, 35c. Eggs- -Cases included; extra firsts 27c, firsts 26c, seconds 22c, near by ungraded 25c, loss-off basis. Live Poultry- Coops return basis; broilers; White Rock and Plymouth Rocks, broilers 1 lb.

und over 17c, lbs. and over 17c, 2 lbs. and over 17c, fryers 3 lbs. and over 19c; Leghorns and Mediterraneans, broilers 1 lb and over 16c, lbs 16c, do 2 lbs. 16c, colored 1 lb.

and over 16c, do lbs. and over 16c, do 2 lbs. 16c, fryers 3 ibs. and over 16c, partly feathered black and No. 2 springers 11c; fowls, 5 lbs.

and over 4 lbs and over 15c, 3 lbs and over 120: Leghorn fowls, 3 lbs. and over 12c, under 3 lbs. at discount: old roosters 12c; spring ducks, white, 4 lba. and over 10c, 3 lbs. and over 9c, colored 4 ibs.

and over 8c, 3 lbs. and over 6c, old ducks 6c; turkeys, No. 1 young toms 16 lbs. and over 17c, do 12 to 16 lbs. 17c, young hens 8 lbs.

and over 17c. No. 1 old toms 17c, No. 2 12c, crooked breasted 12c; geese, medium young 8c, common 6c, old 6c; guineas 12c; pigeons, old $1.20 dozen. Domestic Meat Rabbits--Young 3 to 5 jobbers: Apples- -Three cars on track; market steady: bushel baskets U.

S. No. 1 Delaware Wealthys, minimum, WALNUT HILLS- -2324 Park Ave. 4-room efficiency, 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, $120. The Myers Y.

Cooper Co. EAst 2780-MAin 4244. WALNUT HILLS. E. -Madison Road, luxurious 2d fir.

St. 25 ft. living 2 large maid's fireplace, Inside heated. MRS. RO88, PA 1210 WALNUT HILLS, E.

bath; screened porch; garage; adults; $25. JE 7172. WALNUT HILLS- SE 1st tile bath, newly decorated. JE 7172. WESTWOOD Choice apartment; every convenience; best location.

GEORGIAN HALL, 2830 Harrison. MOntana 3229. WESTWOOD 5 screened porch; nr. school. 3022 Montana ave, Houses- -For Rent 11 CLIFTON Rent OP sale: exclusive Eng.

7 $85; $12,000, $1,000 cash. JE 0646-3336. DEER PARK- 4220 Matson nr. Blue Ash: 5 TINS. $35; vacant Aug.

15. F. W. RICHT, MAin 2042, FT. Nice houses and apts, furn.

THOMAS and unfurn. C. M. PRATHER, HI 0455. EYDE PARK- 1342 Suncrest 5-room bungalow; studio living breakfast tile bath and shower stall, hotwater heat: 2-car bullt-in redecorated throughout; $90.

Phone Mr. Walters, EA 7421. KOPF KOPF, INC. HYDE PARK- 5 rms. nr.

Kilgour School: shady lot; quiet street: porch; tile bath; $70, WO 3070. MADISONVILLE-Beautiful 7-rm. semibungalow, brkfst. 30-ft. living wood-burning fireplace, colored tile batn, stall shower, lot 75x230; hot-water heat; 2-car $80.

MA 1181. MARIEMONT Houses and Apartments. Inspection Dally, to 5. MARIEMONT RENTAL OFFICE, BR 1300. MADISONVILLE 6-rm.

3, 1st; 3. bath, 2d: $45. BR 0222 R. PLEASANT RIDGE-KENNEDY- Mod. 5- rm.

bungalow, $50: 7-rm. brick, steam heat, $75; 1 sq. cars, stores. ME 6688. Business Places--For Rent 12 BOND HILL- Reading rd.

and California new business section; for doctor or dentist, on first floor in new building under construction. MElrose 4545. MT. LOOKOUT SQUARE- Store, 500 5q. ample parking space.

EA 5510. NEWPORT-625 Monmouth; store; will remodel or build. A. C. HAAS.

80 1869, 131 EAST THIRD ST. Store and basement, 20x80; good location. MAin 2866. THE.