The Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • Page 17

THE WILKES-BAERE RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1934 Seventeen 4 CURB STOCKS YESTERDAY'S STOCK MARKET McGuigan Put Stock Buying OBITUARY in. Dir. An. Dir. (m STOCK Inf Opm High Low Clot Leh Val RR.

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Cyan. Amer. Gas Elec. Amer. Maricalbo.

Amer. Superpower Asso. Gas ft Elec. Blue Ridge Canadian' Marc. Cent.

States Elec Cities Service Claude Neon Lts. Commw. Edison Elec. Bd. ft Sh.

Ford Canada A Ford Motors Ltd. Glen Alden Gt. A. ft P. nv.

Gulf Pa Hecla Mining Hiram waiKer Ital. Super A N. JV Zinc Nlag. Hudson Pennroad Corp. Stahd.

Oil Ky. Stand. Oil NeB. Stand. Oil Ohio Switt ft Co Technicolor Inc.

United Founders U. S. Electric Chicago Grain Chicago. Nov. 7 m.

Sudden broad ening of speculative demand ran wheat trices up more than 4 cents a bushel ate today to above 81 a bushel. In various quarters the abrupt rise of prices together with augmented buying was ascribed to talk of possible Inflation moves as a result of election results. Giving Impetus to upturns of an grain values was the tact tnat casn corn in car-load lots here had risen today to the highest premium paid for a numoer 01 years as comparea wun December dellverv. Wheat closed buoyant at the day's top level, 2ft-4ft cents above Monday nisn. May STW.00.

corn Hd-iy up May 80ft-, oats 4-l)4 advanced, and provisions at il to 8U cents gain. Corn advances though, were first to get unaer way. Eastern ana (jnicago purchasing of corn was associated with unsatisfactory husking returns and with high prices paid in the country by feeders. Oats and rye fol lowed corn. 1 Provisions all went to a new high price record for the season, largely resDonslve to grain strength OPEN HIGH LOW CLOSE WHEAT December, Old 98 New 98-ft May 97-4 1.00 1.01 1.00 91U 9S'i 98 1.00 1.00-01H July 90- CORN Dec, old 78- New 77 -78 May 79-79 July 78 9454-5 Wi.

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He said there was nothing to ihow a miscarriage jury a decision od fluenced other jiiroris. The District ifttorney argued two of the marl who signed affidavits were employed under a relative) of the defedant's father in declaring that ft Luft made the statements thfy paid he did the men. should hate divulged the facts whea the trial started instead of waiting-until two I days after the death, verdict was returned. He said that four or Mve of the persons who preferred he charges against Juror Luft we empioyea Dy ine jmi-School District, of whlca of Mr. Edwards was in wardsvill a relativ charge, al tad that some of these per- sons had other interests in the cas other than seeing that justice was done.

tte Case Decision Cited mine the letters of Ed wards to Miss Craln, District Attorney Lewis referred to decision in the Gillette case, basis of "Th Great American Tragedy" novel, at not being the basis for a new trial. He contended that the defendant' answers under cross-examinatioa made the admission of the letters to Miss Crain relevant, and that they showed a motive for the slaying of Mies McKechnie. The testimony of Dr. Freeman, and Warden Healey, objected to by Attorney McGuigan, was only a corroboration of what Edwards said in a signed statement, District Attorney Lewis argued. A score of law books, containing various decisions to guide the judges in their decision, were utilized during District Attorney Lewis's argument.

Defense counsel had other books from which decisions were noted. In asking for a new trial, Attorney Frank A. McGuigan was assisted by 'Attorney John Phillips and Frank W. McGuigan, District Attorney Lewis, in opposing the motion, was joined by Assistant District Attorneys Harold Flannery and John Dando. the Mayor of the intended change, Mayor Loveland said that Flannery became a member of the fire department on April 15, 1915, and has been chief since January, 1932, a little less than three years.

"Chief Flannery," the Mayor stated, "will retain a position as a member of the fire department withi a salary of $1,890 a year. Ort April 15, 1935, he can, if he chooses, resign from the department and receive an annual pension of more than $1,600 a year as long as he lives if the present pension rates are maintained." Children's Coughs Need Creomulsion Always get the best, fastest and surest treatment for your child's cough or cold. Prudent mothers more and more are turning to Creomulsion for any cough or cold that starts. Creomulsion emulsifies creosote with) six other Important medicinal elements it Is truly an elegant prescription. It is not a cheap remedy, but contains no narcotics and your own druggist Is authorized tfj refund your money on the ppot if your cough or cold Is not relieved by Creomulsion.

(adv.) STREET SHOE Up 12 Reasons THOMAS BRENNAN Thomas Brennan, 24, of 229 South Main Street, Parsons, died last night at 10, at his home, after few days' illness of complications. He had been sick a year but re covered was stricken again on Sunday. He was a 1 graduate of Plains High School, class of 1927, but had been unemployed for some time. :zz.zzrzrr.izrz:: He leaves his wife, the former MlsSi Helen Maloney of Parsons, and a daughter Jean Marie, four years old. His parents, Mr.

and Mrs, Thomas A. Brennan, with whom he made his home, also survive, with a brother Raymond, and two sisters, Marie and Margaret. The funeral arrangements will be announced later. MARSHALL C. RYMAN Relatives of Marshall C.

Ryman, former resident of Dallas, have received word of his death yesterday at the home of his son, Ace Ryman, at Estella. Mr. Ryman left Dallas 18 years ago. He is survived by his brother, Marvin of Jennings, Maryland; two sisters, Mrs. W.

T. Austin and Mrs. Marilla Brown, both of Beaumont, and the following children: Mrs. Mollie Tonkins, Mrs. Althea Tonkins, Marilla, Nellie and En-singer Ryman, all of Bihamton, N.

and Ace, Francis ariOvPaul Ryman, of Estella. Funeral services will be heldXal the home of his son, Ace Ryman, Estella, Saturday afternoon at o'clock. FUNERALS WILLIAM YOVISH The funeral of William Yovish was held yesterday afternoon from the home of his mother, 255 Inman Park, Hanover Township, with many friends and relatives attend- ng. Flower carriers were Frank Yov- ish and Lillian Slavinskie. Casket bearers were Frances Boyson, Dorothy Slavinskie, Catherine Sinnot and Agnes Donariskie.

Burial was in St. Mary Cemetery at Prtngle. MARY MATILDA NOBLE The funeral of Mrs. Mary Matilda Noble was held yesterday afternoon at 2 from the home of her son, Arch D. Noble, 22 Washington Street, West Pittston, and was largely attended.

Rev. W. John Hill, pastor of the First Congregational Church officiated at services held at the home. Burial was in West Pittston Cemetery. The pall bearers were John J.

Stutz, Frank Stutz, Burgess Andrew B. Jones, Carl Shoemaker, Morgan Williams. and P. H. Rozelle.

(Additional death and funernl notices will be found on Pate 12). Flannery Will Be Demoted Change in Chief Delayed Until After Election, Avers Loveliyid (Continued from Page 13) that this change is made for political reasons," the Mayor declared. "They can only take my word that this is not so and that I believe I am hurting myself politically for the beet Interests of the city. The change has been in contemplation for some time, but was withheld until after the election so that it could have no bearing on the political situation." Dealing with Fire Chief Flannery, who was told yesterday morning by IS THE ALGONQUIN IO Hi- ri loUlf STOCK lnt Otwa High Low Cine Oil tl. 25 25 25 5 Seara-Roebck.

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34 tl lb Zenith 2ft Zonlte 3ft 16ft 16ft 16(4 3ft 3 3ft 16ft 35 15 34 lb 16ft 35 '7)4 2)4 17ft 2(4 3 2ft 3 Trust Company Stocks 1 OATS Dec, old 61 NBW 61-V4 May 48 July 44V RYE Dec, old New 70 May 72 July vat BARLEY Dec 77 ft May July Government Bonds New York. Nov. 7 OP). Closing Government bonds: (Dollars and thirty-seconds) LIBERTY 8s 32-47 '03. 30 1st 4s 32-47 4th iViS 33-38 103.27 4th 454s 33-38 eld 102.6 TREASURY 4'4s 47-52 111.12 354s 43-45 101.20 4s 44-54 KU.o 3S 46-56 105.6 38 40-43 June 103 3s 43-47 102.22 3a 41-43 March 102.28 35is 41 102.26 41-46 3548 4G-49 100.22 8s 46-48 99.26 Ss 61-55 99.22 Fed.

Farm Mtg. 3s 49 Fed. Farm Mtg. 3fts 64 lutuu Home Own 4s 61 99.9 Home Own 3s 52 97.26 Home Own 2-is 39-49 91.24 Bond Averages NOVEMBER 7 (Copyright 1934, Standard Statistics Co.) 20 Indus. 20 Ralls 80.8 80.7 81.5 81.0 70.7 63.7 83.5 90.0 74.1 84.9 57.0 78.0 47.4 20 Util.

89.1 88.9 88.7 87.7 78.7 81.2 92.3 90.6 77.2 88.5 74.1 86.2 70.9 60 Total 81.2 84.0 84.2 83.7 73.5 C9.2 84.0 88.1 74.8 83.4 63.6 78.1 57.5 Today 82.6 Prev. day 82.5 82.4 82.5 71.1 62.9 76.2 83.9 72.6 77.1 58.3 Week ago Month ago Year ago years ago years aKO High, 1934 Low, 1934 High, 1933 LiOW, 1M33 High. 1932 71.3 63.2 Low, 1932 (1926 average equals 100) What the Stock Market Did NOVEMBER 7 Wed. Mon. Advances 617 436 Declines 128 112 Unchanged 142 144 Total Issues 787 692 Stock Averages NOVEMBER 7 (Copyright U34, Standard Slatlntlcs Co.) 50 20 20 90 Heavy at Close Last Hour Dealings Swell Day's Turnover 1,111,090 to New York.

Nov. 7 W) Stocks took the upward path today after hesitating; at the crossr6ads In the forenoon ae Wall Street digested the election results. A comparatively heavy wave of buying in the last hour swelled the1 day's turnover to 1,111,090 shares, the largest since October 11, in contrast with 759,000 Monday, before the election holiday. Most speculative markets gave expression to inflationary impulses, attributed partly to Interpretation of the New Deal victory at the polls as meaning additional heavy gov ernment spending. American Can, U.

S. Steel, du Pont, International Harvester, Allied Chemical, American Smelting, Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, Sears Roebuck and other important industrial shares rose 1 to 2 points. Silver shares were strong, with U. S. Smelting up 454.

Rails and utilities participated in the general advance but were not conspicious. Profit-taking held back liquor shares and so-called California stocks, since traders had anticipated election results affecting those groups. Shares of companies well sup plied with cash were bought by some traders on the possibility they might consider increased dividends or stock payments. Coca Cola, Eastman Kodak, Liggett Myers and American Chicle sold at new 1934 peaks on gains of 1 to 2 points or so. The market finished around top prices of the day.

The Standard Statistics Company average for 90 stocks advanced for the fourth ses sion to 73, up 1.4 points to the high est in nearly a month. Curb Market Closes Higher Some Specialties Soar on Light Buying; Volume Up Substantially New York, Nov. 7 OP). The Curb Market finished on higher ground today. Prices moved up rather vigorously in the final hour follow ing earlier indecision.

Some spec ialties soared on light buying. Volume was stepped up substanti ally, transfers approximating 199,000 shares compared with 146,000 on Monday. Singer Manufacturing rose 12 points on dealings, closing at 250, a hew high, for the year. Also on small transactions Quaker Oats cot up 8 and Pittsburgh Plate Glass rose about 3. Bunker Hill Sullivan, Newmont Mining, Carrier Corporation, Montgomery ward A and A.

O. Smith finished about 1 to 2 higher. Utilities were narrow with Ameri can Gas Electric and Electric Bond Share ending about even. American Cyanamid Creole Petroleum, Swift Company, Lake snore, Distillers Uorporatlon-Sea grams and Hiram Walker closed steady to slightly higher. Wall Street Briefs New York, Nov.

7 Dun Brad street's weekly food index advanced 3 cents in the current week to $2.41 against $2.38 in the preceding week and $1.93 in the same week a year ago. Only 2 of the 31 items in cluded in the index declined. Class one railroads had 319.700 surplus freight cars in good repair and immediately available for ser vice on October 14, the Association of American Railroads reported toaay. Sales of J. C.

Penney Company in October amounted to $21,241,775 compared with $18,642,969 in the same month last year. This brought the sales for the first ten months to $161,351,537 compared with In the same period a year ago. Todays cold statement of the New York Federal Reserve Bank shows imports of $698,000 from India. There were no exports and no change in gold stocks held under earmark for foreign account, 9 Released In 5 Slayings Persons Rounded Up After Ambuscade Unmolested Upon Return Home (Continued from Page 13) murder charge tomorrow, did not return. Those released from custody, living as they did in various sections, went direct to their homes and there was no attempt at molesting any of them, neither were any crowds standing by the Bruno home, which le still under guard of State Police.

Philadelphia Stocks Philadelphia, Nov. 7 VP). American Stores Elec. Stor. Batty.

43d; General Asphalt 1 6 li Ins. Co. of N. A. Mitten Bank pfd.

Nat Pow. Lt. Pennroad Corp. Phlla. Elec.

Pow. 33; P. K. T. 214; do.

pfd. 6i: Union Tract. 5: United Gas 14; Baldwin Loco. 6'i Budd Mfg. 5 Horn and Hardart.

70H; Lehigh Nav. 6: Lehigh Valley 11; Penna. H. 23'i. North American Bond Trust Certificates An investment In bonds of approximately 200 highly rated issues.

List on request. R. P. Thomas Co. 1303 Deposit Bank Bldg.

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34 ft 36 34 ft 36 Reyn Metal 1. 21 ft c2 21 ft 22 Reyn Springs. 9 9 9 9 do 9 9 9 9 IXeyn Tob V3) 58 59 58 59 Ueyn Tob 3 49 ft 49 48 s9 I loan Antelope 23 23 23 23 KD hi. 35 3-10 30 31ft 30 31ft SafewavStrs 3 45 45 45 '45 Safew pf 6 101 103 101 103 Safew pf 7. 108ftl08ft 108ft 1O854 St Jos h.20 15ft 16ft 15ft 16W si 1.

a a. 1 1 1 St pf 1 2 1ft rlavage bft 6 Rchenlcv Diet 7 ft 28 27 ft Mchulte Ret S. 4 4 4 1 2 27 4 Schulte RS nf 19ft 20 19ft 19 Tnr 170 tbft 514 u8'4 ib) Seabrd Alrl. SeabALpfd 1 I 1 11 If Util. Total 56.9 73.0 65.9 71.6 55.0 69.9 58.1 71.3 f.S.9 75.1 130.2 90.3 123.4 1 29.5 90.3 93.8 53.6 66.4 113.7 96.9 61.1 43.9 111.0 73.9 51.8 35.0 Indus.

Ralls Today 85.5 Prev. day 84.0 Week ago 81.7 37.0 36.2 36.1 37.1 39.9 51.1 121.3 54.3 34.1 58.0 23.5 Month ago 82.7 rear ago 3 years ago 7 years ago 84.8 88.9 .139.6 .105.0 76.0 .102.1 42.3 72.3 High, 1934 Low, 1934 High, 1933 Low, 1933 High, 1932 39.8 13.2 35.1 (1926 average equals 100) Buffalo Livestock East Buffalo, N. Nov. 7 (P). (U.

S. D. Hogs, holdovers none. Dependable outlet to all Interests, generally 10-15c over Monday's average; desirable 200-250 lbs. 6.10-6.35; 180-200 lbs.

5.85-6.00; 150-170 lbs. 5.50-5.75; pigs and unfinished underweights, downward to 4.00. Cattle Commercial 75, government 800. Cows, steady, low cutter and cutter, 1.00-2.15. Calves Commercial 150, government none.

Vealers rather slow, steady with Monday's average, 7.50 down. Sheep 1,100. Lambs unchanged. Good to choice 6.50; mixed offerings 6.00-6.25: strong weights and medium kinds 6.50-5.75. New York Dairy Market New York.

Nov. 7 (P). Butter, to firm. Prices unchanged. Cheese, 644.775, quiet and unchanged.

Eggs, 36.555, Irregular. Mixed colors, special packs or selections from fresh receipts 30-39; standards and commercial standards 29; firsts 26 'A; mediums, 40 lbs. 22-24; refrigerators, special packs 23-23'i: standards 22; other mixed colors unchanged; white eggs, resnle of premium marks 43-44; nearby special packs, including premiums 40-43; nearby and mldwestern hennery, exchange specials 37-40: marked mediums 30-32; peewees not quoted; Pacific coast, fresh, shell treated or liners, fancy 41-42; Pacific coast, standards other whites and all browns unchanged. New York Bank Stocks Bid Ak Bank of Manhattan 28 Bank Yorktown 30 4 5 Chase 24 25 i Comm. National 131 141 Fifth Avenue 970 1020 First National 1460 1500 National Bronx 15 20 National City 21 2214 National Safety 8'j 10 Penn Exchange 5 6 Peoples National 48 58 Public 28 30 THAT ORIGINATED A FASHION ALGONQUIN is quite unlike any other shoe by reason of its patented hand-sewed seam and characteristic Neftleton shoemaking.

It will contribute to your comfort and the smartness of your appearance as will no other shoe. CHAS. N. BURNAFORD Nettleton Shop MALLOW STERLING HOTEL 53 W. Market St.

Ask 150 58 12 317 6 92 114 TRY THE PENCIL TEST 4014 43 12 13 Bid Banca C. 1 140 Bankers 56 Bank of Sicily 10 Bank N. Y. ft 311 Bronx Co 514 Brooklyn Trust 87 Central Hanover 110 Chemical 38'4 Clinton 39 Colonial 10 Continental lift Corn Exchange 45ft Empire 1754 Fulton 215 Guaranty 300 Irving 18 Kings Co 1760 Lawyers Co 33 Manufacturers 1954 N. Y.

Trust 94 Title Guar 454 Underwriters 60 United States 1620 46 '4 18Y4 235 305 16 18C0 36 20'V4 87 DYER, HUDSON CO. Successors to C. I. HUDSON CO. STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT FOR CASH OR CARKIEP ON (4NSKRVATIVF MARGIN South Franklin Streets-Bell S-21S1 Member New for Htsrk Ksrbingr 5' 69 1670 Stcr'ing 18ft 19 i Trade 16 20 Yorkvllle 25 35 (ConsolQll 8 8ft 814 8ft rv..