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Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 12

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Rochester, New York
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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. JULY 8. VMS 12 Transactions on New York Stock Exchange Dealings in Stocks on N. Y.

Curb Exchange STEEL DROPS Conde Naet 1. Net Cum MiS 3h 'I'M 101 J' Kill WAC 1 KaleH llr 1 .00 -m ft 4 j. Pro, I Corn 2 47 I Jewel Tea 2 40a 2 45 nsVVstS le 3 John Manvl 3d 38 Johns Jn.40. 4 30 Jones Stl 22 26 36 Jones I pt 5 5 4 :i.ng.it 1'rrt 47 14'4 i Krk CM.Ol'e, 2 KohkerStr 14 r-arlcd-C 1.40 UkeShM .72 50 Leonard OlJv 12 3 7 33 7 40 2 15 196 3 34 1 1 11 3 9U 30 1SH i 7 '4 25', 10 35 22 44 5 11 21 28 14 6S 1 IRepuh A via Repuh Pict Hep Pie uf 1 Repub Stl la. i Rever CpABrl.

Rexall Drug Reyn Metals Reyntria Sprg Reynld TOB B0e Itheetn Mfgl.60 Richfield OH2. RoanA Cop 33e Rob-F ConiAe Ronson A1.2oa. RobF Cpf1.1S Ruberoid le 1 .1 1 1 1 5 8 4 5 15 11 55 -1 13S4- 2, 1, 2M- 2,1 2' 25 '4 4- '4, A' 1 r' 1 1.75 Sr, tint war 7 1'4 'tath l.V 1 Ravthcnn M. 5 Heed RK 10 Rfia A Co 2 IS Pi Relia le 1 27 Vi Richmond R. 1 22-i, i 'Rio VG 12 ACF-Brll war AcmeAlum Al AiLimlit AhiKWort h.

la Air- A Aireon lg Alaska Airl Alum Ltd 2 AlumCoAm 2 AlumCAp Am Bant ACitPLB lourneau 1 4 41 7 1 17 os hi 'Lionel Co la Joy Mfg 2.40a.. 6 Kulam HAF 'i 18; Kan Ci South 16 45 Kayser 10 16 Kel-H WhBle 10 21 Kenneco le 31 59 Kern La 1 9 46 Kmb-Clark 1.40 16 21 Koppers Co 1.60 3 35 Krrege le 10 37'i Kress 2a 7 58 Kroger Co 2.40 1 44 Rome 14 11 a Sates -Net In 100s Clone t'bge. ACF Brill Mot 2 6' Acme Stl 4a 51 8 Adams Ex 6 21 Address Mul 2 9 aa'i-i- Admiral 7 11 Va-- Air P.educ 1 Is 23 Alaska Juneau 3 3-, Aldens Inc M-i. 1 19-r- Allegtiany Corp. 12 Aiiegnany pf 4 MU-f- i Allea Su 16 31 Allen lnd.

1 10 Al Ch 6a. 5 191 Allied Kid Hi a 1 19 -J- Allied Mill IVie 2 Allied Strs 3 15 35 Alllc MfK 160 5 37 Alpha 2 2S'j Amal Leath 1 Am Leath pf 3 1 4H Amerada Pet 2 118 Am A Del 3a 1 60 Am Airlines 69 SVs Am Bit 1.60a 8 2S'm J4 Am Bk Sh 2 41V AmErSnoe pt4. 1 110 -)-2 Am Cab Rad 40 6 -f- ft Am Can 3 3 i 1 3 -t- nniary le xa 1 13 Ryan 2 10 2U '4 Cont Fdy.M 1 6 a'a Vs Cooper A 1 's t'o( Knir 6 Oirtmc Mi 7" ('olAvi-y pfl 2 i i' t'nsden Pt'tro 5 4 Is Creo.e Pe 1.80 11 531 Croft 11 65,, -ij Crosley 8 96 Crown Pet 4 2 Cro Drug 5 7 i' CuhAtlSug 2a 5 18is Curtis Mt lie 2 )avidsnl5 .40 1 2t Dejav Str .60 2 40 i DnnisMA 1 30s; DerbvOil 1 1 177-3i DetGr Ir 33 6i? i PetStI Pr -e 3 451 DianaStrs Ji 4 1 2 23 1 Dom 11 l4 i DomStl-C ia 10 4T DranerCor 3a 1 7 "14 DurHosB le. 1 Ar'rlUloe 1.2 1.50 Amiin.s&El lb 14 10U 24 1 23 10 1 2-A Law Corp 1.) l't fi-'a iSainaon Unit, ii" iSavov Oil ih' 07e. 2 10 3 35 19 5 31 21 Xdl 106 1 11 3 46 2 23 i 4 13 2xd 14 19 10 1 34 2.50 102 1 37 10 16i 26 36 1 97 1 1 1 2 58 19 9 13 65 1 7 17 3 29 5 19 5 61 'i 1.20 57 5 13 2 21 20 4 16 2 ft 3SH4- 1 23 1 10 Xl3 24 3 31 2 26 28 14 7 11 1 16', 14 10 1 57121 33 8 54 25 Am (iftt AmL-iimM 2a Am Am Marac'bo Am Meter Cong-N 1 Cons Cop Cons Ed 1.60 Con Edla pf 5.

Cons I.aund 1 Cons Nat 5s 2. Connl RR Cb pf Cons St 1.2(1 Cons Text 1.20b Cons Vultee Consum 2 tCons Pw 4 Cont Corp 2a Cont Bak 1 Cont Can Cont Can pf 3 Coot rl Fib. 1. Cont Ins 2 Cont Mot Cont Oil le Cont Stl le Coop-Bess 1 Copw Stl 1.20. Corn P'od 2.70e tCorn Exch 2.80 Comel-U Corn Glass Coty Inc Coty Inter Crane Co 1.60a Cream Wh 1.60 Cream Am 1 6.

Cr Crk Crown Zel 1.60e Crucible Cub-A Sugar2 Cudah Pac Cuneo Press la Curtis Publish rurtis pr r3 Curtiss-Wri Curtis-Wr le. 3 1 1 7 46 1 1 lX 8S LnStar Gas 1 314 Loner Is Ltg lSi Long-Wt ivi" 8 LouisLAiE la i0 iLynchCr. 1.20 ci Maine I'oii- 1 -Mangel Strs 1 iq'8a. i Marion PShv t- 1' Masev-Har 1 ,8 js McClanhn Oil 3-e 7 McWllDrlg .60 o'a MoadJhn Mfg MBumpr 19 TiiMichigan Sug 1 liMSugpf SS i' MdStPA 1.20e 3n; MidStPBv 4e MidWstCp 6f 15 iMidlOilcvpf 1 3 'iMidwstOil la 71 "ii" Mid-West Rpf Am Keob 4 26 1 2 1 1 14 5 2 1 Scullin Am SuDernw 51 AThrsadpf 3 o'-Z Seal Selected Indu Amvvrp 14 -z Anch 14 2 7 is Select Icvlg jSentinel Rad Am Can pf 7.. 1.90 l.i Am Fdy 3sT 2 46'i AEPpf 4i xUI.50 10 EstGFnrpPi 1.25 'o 2 j.k gist Sta Cor 2 i FSugA p3a.

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14 12 Link Belt 3. 1 67 1 Lion Oil 3 3 50 1 Mould Carh 1. ft Liq Carb pfl 1 82 3 Lockheed A 11 2J Loew's Inc 1 10 17 Lone StC 3U-a. 3 63 LongBel 2 29 ILorillard 1 194- jLouis GE A 1 1 .24 Lou A Nas 3.52 3 48 iLowenstein 2a 10 3.1 Lukens Stl 7 22 3S 1S- 2J 4 20, 1 1, 4 3 9 -3 i4 x- 45 27'4 4541 I iVill'V Aruslnc 1 Ark.r Gs 6 ANalG A 17 Aro Jiquip .60 xd.l AshO 1 11 Atlas Cp war 13 Atlas Plv 2'i 1 Avervft ir 3 Ayrs-hireC la 2 Siifewny Strn 1 StJosph Ldle StL4San Fran St i. Sau pfft St Regis Pp .60 Savage Arm Schenl Distil 2 Scott Pap 2.20 Scranton El I.

Seab A RR. SeabALRp 7 Seao Fina 1.10s Seaboard 1.60 Sears Roebu la Seeger Ref Seiberling Rub. Servel Inc Shamr OG 1.60. Shrp A Pf3 Sharon Steel 2. Shattack FG la Shell Un Oil le.

Sheraton Cp .40 Silver King Ot Sinclair Oil 2.. Skeliy Oil 2e. SmithAOCp Smith AASn 2a Soc Vacuum 1. Solvay Am pf 4 SoAme GAP So Caro EG SCsroEG cr-'i So Car EG pf2 SoPoRicoSug 6e So'eastGrL 1.60 SoCalif Edl 1 So Natl Gas 1 Souh Pacific 4. Southern Ry 3.

thrn Rv pMSb Am 3-2 3 ci- i7 Equity Corp 7 1 17 1 34 1 1 Esquire .70 Am Distill 2.. Am EnTilinE'ie 7 6 a Fiurek Ltd 30 15 2ti 214 Miller-XVI 2 7i MimurCn 4 2 oiirPS 1.50 2814 yhde'm '-i I o. Pic 9 s- MonrLnA .20 I IT, STOCKS SLIDE, TRADERS SCAN BERLIN PLIGHT New York A timid rally faded away in the stock market yesterday and most prices gently cnisted downhill. Price changes were mainly fractional either way. A good handful cf issues managed to hang on and end in the plus column.

Selling pressure became a little more insistent toward the close. Turnover was slow throughout end the day's business dropped to 820.000 shares from Tuesday's slow 850.000. Many security traders waited for fresh developments between Russia end the Western powers over the fate of blockaded Berlin. Few in downtown Nw York figure that the present in Germany will result in hostilities, but at the same time many traders don't want to ta'-e a chance. Several issues stepped out of the fractional range because of special developments.

Grumman Aircraft to life late in the session and rinsed with a 11 point gain after reaching a new high for the year. IlTnnd followed news that directors had voted a dividend of $1 a fhare on the new common. Rich-f'-'d Oil. another strong spot, added 1" The Associated Press average of stocks declined .2 of one point to 7. Of the 1.008 issues which on the tape, 439 declined and SI advanced.

Several U. S. government bonds dropped rather sharply in the over-the-counter market. The 2 Vis of September 1967-72 lo-t 522 of a point at 101 2532 bid. An interesting sidelight to the Trrket performance was sale of a h'ock of 4,000 shares of American Telephone at a decline of point.

The block was worth about $621,000 the going price and represented annual dividends of around $36,000. Am FxportL. 2 EurckPiLl Vjo in FaircliCa 7 3 9 37 3 4 17 1 1 2 4 2 27 Mont-D Ut BASING POINT SELLING PLAN Pittsburgh, Pa. (TP) Customers of TJ: S. Steel soon will have to pay a set "mill' or ''shipping point" price, plus freight charges, for steel products.

The corporation said last night its subsidiaries would abandon "in the near future" the so-called basing point method of selling steel. Under this system companies have quoted to some steel users prices from a nearby "basing point" even though the material actually was shipped from a distant mill. Adoption of an f.o.b. mill system generally by the steel industry has been expected since the U. S.

Supreme Court ruled against a basing point delivered price plan employed by the cement industry. The Court held the basing point method to be an unfair trade practice. Benjamin Ffl Fa i Hess, president of U. S. Steel, said in a statement the Court's ruling left the company no alternative but to adopt the f.o.b.

mill system "regardless of the hardships and dislocations to American industry which may result." ''Big Steel's" subsidiaries, Fair-less pointed out, have in the past quoted delivered prices low enough to equal the delivered prices of their competitors located nearest to the prospective customer. This meant absorption of freight charges, a practice now due for abandonment. Fairlcss' statement said the corporation "believes that the systematic meeting of delivered prices of competitors is essential to the maintenance of competitive industry in this country." 13'4 rt 4 22 1 2 IS 1 Am For Paw ii a AmFP $7pf3lc AmiFP 2pf Am-Haw SS3 Am 114 Lea suiKairch ES-A. 10 4g 7 First York ''g 'i FnnlMFr I'Vi Ford Lt 4 Paid Rb Pari ai Stl Basic Kef .40 Bock Sh 1.60 Rnrs F.1 Ridge 2 11 as as Shaw WPl.20 22a 2'i SShoe Co AA 1 Pat 'fx solar Air iSnlr Mfg i i Snnotnne .40 Mfg 1.. 11.1" Coast lfiv'i4(So Pe 1.20a I 1 Epl.22 1134 So CEcvpl.12 13 1.

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Gen Fire Pie Gen Phoenix. Am Metal Am Ns Co iva 30 7 19 12 64 1 56 15 2S 24 12 11 14 61 31 2 48 1 i xd2 15 22 24 1 1 59 4 18 7 54 1 38 41 2 12 6 7 5 13 21 34 78 4 40 2 14 13 42 4 6 3 5 217 29 3 150 2 32 1 37 88 21 5 103 2 4 16 7 1 55 -1- 1 44 1 3 42 6 1 4 3 30 16 2S 30 60 7 48. 1 6J 9 7 11 29 9 12 71 6 21 28 26 18 28 1 89 8 26 11 71 21 50 48 86 17 33 3 14 1 38 i.i 2 14 7 36 8 31 1 15 1 15 2 19 14 17 16 27 4 -10 1 98 -2 3 7 62 14 ft 1 9 2 4 1 11 24 18 10 7 27 3 230 1 12 1 7 331i 16 4 22- 2 7 4 4 4 4 34 4 21 1 1 Am Pw 25 38 13 Sparks With 23 RGWplOe 2 Detr Ed is 1.20 26 Det-Ml St 6xd Devoe A2a 1 Diam la 1 Diam pfla 3 Brown Huh 1 1 Br Mills 1.20 5.25 Buck PL .80 4 JAa 2 BurdPR .60 2.50 Burma Ltd 15 Burrv Biscuit 10 But PH 3 Gi Yell GM. Am PL, $6p4k 3 a Sperry Corp 2 SpieEel Inc r.iikir, 1 1 00 28 27 31 12 8 37 40 32 48 12 36 54 21 13 27 44 43 17 37 3S 14 58 46l 104 104 1 30 ii 187 1 98 114 14 iiit ncn vv SO Am RdStS A.KJ' 4. ITT Spiegel 4 1.10 1.10 30 Sterl 8 Sterl Eng 4 Am Saf Am Seatg lg.

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9 Mana Sug lg 2 Marca Oil 27 Marathon Crp 1 .1 Marine Mid 1 Marshall Field2 3 Martin 3 Maeonite Cor la 6 Master Elec2.40 3 Math Chemla 2 Vay Dept S'rs3 4 May Dp Stpf3 1 Ajaytag Co 1 1 McCall Coitj 3. 4 McCrory St 1.40a 3 13i5 Sunburn 2 4.50 3341 Sq Co Squibb Sons 1. Stand Brds 2 Stand Br pf3 Std A $4 4 10 2 2 9 1 Am z. Am Snuff pf 6. 95i i hup .20.

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Armco Stl, 2b. Aroh-Dan-M la Armour 1.20. 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 6 1 I 1 2 4 1 3 1 2 I 1 1 1 2 1 1 iSid Oil Ohio 1 Std Stl Sprg LS 3 Isterchl BrSt la I Sterl Drug 2. I Stevens JP 2a i Stew Warn li -Stokl Vn Cmp I Ctkl Van (, pfl i Stone Wehstr Studebkr Cp a i Sun Chem 60. I Sun Chm pfl 'iSun Oil lb I Hunray Oil .80 Sunray Ol pfl .06 Sunshin Bisc 3 Sunr OI pfB 1 74 i Sunshin Mfg .60 Superhtr la Sup Oil Cal 2e Swts CoAm 1 1.60a.

1 Swift Intl Svl Pr 1.40 fym Goul 4 Hurler's 3''. 34 HI pf 24 40 -f-3- JSmc I.1114 i4. Imp Oil Lt 71J 1: Imp rcr 4 Armour pr pf 1 7 12 35 1 30 vt Chief Cons Cities Serv 2. ClarkCntr .80 Clarostat Mf. Claude Neon.

Clinch CI la Cocksh I'lo Colon Develo Colonial Airl Col S.l&S .40 Colo Cnmmoil Hotl Comw CompSM vt1. 7 20 J. 4 15 224 4 1 P4 75 55 1 164 1 44 7 2- 4 5 214- 4 16 9 1 4 1 14 4 4 9 34- 4 .50 54 1 22 4 Armstrong .80 Af-mst Ck 4pf4. Artloom Carp 1 6pf 1 4 Oil 1.2-1 14V 4 1' 1.. I 4 iPennro.nl is- "'jP-PixCin war fl'4- lPt' Kovj 3a.

oili 'j- Unit Corn Un Gas 4 14 Un I.t&R 69 3J- 4 Un Prof Sh. 1 l'n aii'i? t'S Pol IB US Int Sec. Trt "'daSsr 6U 7 Utah ri' 1 40 4t'4 Venezl 44 1, Ven2 Svn 654 Vog-t Mfir ID'S, 4 Walrhm Wat. 24 Wark Bk wr 1 34 VVichit ROl 1 124 4 Wilsn Prd 80 17 Wdlev Pet .40 44 4 Wr Harg .16 Chge. 1 2 5 22 5 12 2 82 I 15 5 1 21 Storks Own Hish Low Close A sad iJry 1 60 I Eagle Pic 1.80 6 21 East Air 10 17 East Stl 3 I8 East Kort le.

36 4 4 Eaton Mfg 3 2 63 Ekco Prod 1.20 4 14 El Auto 3 5 53 Elec Boat 1 14 1, El A In 2 2 El Pow A Lt 32 23 El A 5k 1 156 1 El PAL pf4iik 6 141 Elliot; Co 17 27- Eliott cv 2 ft 73 Emer El 1 1 19 Em A .80 30 14 Em El 1.12 6 15 Equit Off Bid 3 4 Erie 1 40 15 Eureka 1 Evans Prod 2 16 Evereharp 6 8 19" 01 191.04 1S9.31 190. OS (1.49 63.79 B4.03 63.37 S.i.lK O.I9 I I P.s 1 T.y inipuLin 1 14 Int Petri 6 64 4 'nt Pet 7 5 Int Util 1 2 4 Inv Roy McGraw-Hill la 2 Mclnt Por 2.01a 1 McKess A R2.40 2 McLellan St la 2 McQuaryNo 1.40 3 Mead Corp le 4 Mead Cry 2ilp2 1 Melville Sh 1.80 II Mengel Co la 3 Mercanl Strs 1 MerckACo 2 40a 4 Merck Co pf.1 1 Merr ChAS1.60 1 Miami Cop 'Vie. 1 Mid Con le 13 Midland StPd le 1 MlnnHonReg 2a 2 Minn Moline 15 Minn MM pf 4 1.30 MinStL Rv Ixd ft Miss Corp le 2 MoKa Texas 41 MnKa Texas vt 32 Mohawk Car 2a 2 Mojud Hon 80a 3 Monarch JIT 2 1 Monsanto Ch 2 11 Montg Ward 2a 18 More McCLla 81 Moto Wheel. SOe 1 Motor Pd le. 2 Motorla 9 Mueller 7 Asury Odlpn Associates In 2 Atch TSF 6..

A Inc ie. Atl Cst Line 4. All Refin 1.. i 17. 61 46 1 17 104 1 13 68 7 1 -ei i ire Pioneer Gold, Pi per Aire i Pit-Bow jPittsMetal 0 4'PIeasVW ii 104 35.74 35 34 35.

5S O.O.I 71.44 70.74 71.0 0.17 Close Net Chge. 09 97 4.1.0ft 104.2H 0.10 92. OO 0.13 102.6.1 0.03 1OH.0S -f 0.03 3.Y44 St c-ks 7105 onds 1" rails 1 2d rails Jfl 3 0 CnGEBl .3.60 10 644 14 114 4 1 2A 2T 10 Kaiser-Fra TRADE ACTIVE ON LIVESTOCK Chicago JV) Hogs and cattle '4 T- Atlas Corp 1.60 Atlas Pwii A list pf 1 20 1 Bond Market Transactions Autocar Co Eastman Product Designated Estron I lent Telautograph Tenn Corp Texas Co 3 Tex Pr Tex Gulf 2a Auto Can 1 25 4 1 1 14 2s 1 h8 60 16 21 Fatrbk Morse le 1 Avco Mfg 1 Fajardo Sug2e 1 were steady to SO cents higher yesterday and sheep were steady. Trading was fairly active. lot StdON.T Jij.Tl liiSH TP 3'4-M 72L.

ThAvf 680 R.94 Wrs-Un .1 WisC 45n363 94 f-94 PS 41 WHEAT TOPS U. S. LOAN RATE Followms; is a list ri Kl 111 3 70 ot' bonds traded on CI L'T 5 7.T the N. Y. Stork Exchance rie 2015 'RU1 BANK BONUS llC 4 -4 "66 I Dollars and Thirty-seconds! Int 6 I-In 4 20O.ist tot Bk RD 24 57.

97.8 3s 63 OKI-ORATION BONDS 1 1 3 2i 22 16 IS ft 8 8 1 1 6 1 4 4 2 11 5 17 64 23 fifi 50 1 41 16 8 30 8 1014 01 54' 1 3 24 3" Tex CAO 1a Tex LT at Textron la i Thatch CM 4 'That Glpf 1.20k it Therm Co f. Babbit BT 1.20 1 Bald Loco 8 Bait Ohio 95 Bolt A Ohio pf 12 Bangor Ar. 4 Barber Oil lUt i 28 17" 20Vi 33 15 Falstaff Br 1 2 Farns TelARad 9 Fed-Quig 10 Fed-Mogul 1.60 .1 Fed Mot Tk.40a 1 Fed Strs 2 5 FeltAT Mfl.40a 1 Most good and choice harrows and gilts sold at $21.50 and up to the practical top 0 $20.50. One load stepped out of line at $29.75. Sows made $19.00 to $25.

00. steer" went to a high for the day $38.85 and heifers again reached S37.00. irU, FRFIGV BONDS 3 in 71 CWleMB1Us37at 30 Milan 6--. -5 S74 Nether 90 BOND SALES Ap final total Barker Bros le. 3 Chicasro UP) An expansion in FidPFlrlns 1 Third Ave Tran Thomas 1.60a Thompson Ple Ttoompson-Sta Ttrpsn-Str pf buying: took wheat above the gov Mullins Mfg la 11 Murray Corp 1 26 Nash-Kelv 16 Net Airlines 1 Nat Auto .60 51 Nat Batteryle 5 Nat Bisc 1.60a 7 Nat Can 7 Nat le.

7 tsarnsdall 2 14 Bath Ir Wks 3 iiayuk Cig l'ja 6 Beatr Foods 2a 2 Beunit Mills 2 3 Beech Aire a iiuL boot ana choice in the two classes merited $36.00 to $38.50. Beef cows bzrought $20.00 to S25.00 51 28 14 10 14 18 10 30 22 3 S0 1 59 1 19 40 32 15 31 11 41 34 14 9 44 11 22 39 Am FP 5 2030 Am TAT 27 87 Am TT 2 57 Am TT 2-H 61 Am 2i 75 Am 2-M 80 Am Tab 8 62 5 75 cv 4 4 201 THe AO 1 20a Tennessee Eastman Corporation announced yesterday it would cm-ploy the generic word "estron" to designate its cellulose ester yarn and staple fibers. This follows the revised terminology recommended by the Committee on Textiles of the American Society for Testing Materials. President James White said the company favors the change under which the word "rayon" will be confined to man-made fibers composed of regenerated cel-lulose, such as those produced by the viscose process. Tide Wt pf3 2.60 104 yesterday "1 Previous day Week aero Year ago 4 Two years aeo 3.

570.000) 3.52'j,0OO 4.39S.(Vi 3 4s no 3,177.500 5sj! 77Ff Mo 5s SOHt 11 1 4 Mo 4s 75 107 4 Nat rai 2s- 70 954 NYC 2013A 93 NYC cn 4s 9 102 4 NYCHR 3 Us 97 914 NYNJIH in 2022 5' NYNHH 4s 2007 564 NYOW 4s 92 86 Pen RR jt 4 45 95 iPen RR 4 4 SI 00,1..: as 25-00 an1 vealers up to $28.50. ernment loan level price on the Board of Trade yesterday. With gains extending to more than 3 ents. a'l futures ended above the $2 29 a lYishel loan price for cash i'imkm-DAx le Boh-JN'ut Pk V.60 4 '-i Jan. 1 20 8 12 42 29 8 46 7 12 12 31 19 19 1S to date 9 iiost Me 4 4 701 Nat City 3 spring lamhs continued to ceil at $31.50, yearling wethers at $28.00, and slaughter ewes at $11.50.

Total receipts Included 12.500 hogs, 7 000 cattle, 600 calves and 1.5O0 sheep Timken RiB1e Transrcnsr a. Trans A Air Tri-Cont Co Truax-Te 1.20 "went C-F" '1 ear aKo 5n 1, Twi years 743.59S TOO 8 9 4 IS 4 8 1 7 Me 4 60 On 4 Pern wheat. Vrading was active. th jirtinn of wheat had some In Firest TAR 4. 12 First NatSt2e 1 Firth Carp 1.60 2 Flintkote 2a 17 Florence Stv le.

1 Florida Pow 1 19 Follansb 8tle 4 Food FalrSt.40b 5 Food Mach 1 5 Foster Wheel 1 1 Francisco Sugar 6 Frank Strs 1 Freept Sul 2 1 Froedt GAM a 1 Fruehauf Tra 1 14 (1 Gabriel Co 1 Gair Robt .40 18 "i Ai.11 Cen 5 14 lah Kl 2is 7 2s.7 100 4 Certificates. f.t en cn 5 45S tseiding He 1.20 1 Bell Aire 3 Bendix 11 Bend Home A114 7 Benef In Lnl.20 14 Best Co 2. 3 Best Foods 2.. 14 Beth Stee j.20 17 rfeth Steel pf gelow sant 2 Biaw KnoxU.e -i Nat Cont 1.20. 19 Nat Cyl .80.

2 Nat I l.Sfl.. 9 Nat Dept Str la 5 Nat Distillers 2xd30 Nat Gypsum 15 Nat Lead la 5 Tw Cit prpfUik Coach fluence on corn find oats. At times the fid crop corn deliveries met bursts of wh eh forced prices below the tifvicm close. But at the final gong CERNJ 5 S7t 49 12 13 9 18 2' 2S1 11 56 36 42 38 9DV. 51 Bl'FFAIX Buffalo (AP) IPrniii, st I 4.

-0-- 64 4 on account of default of than default. f- 3 4 96D CVSP 1nc 4 20)9 35 L'nderwood le Commission Association) Salable cattle MSPP cv 4 4 2044 corn and nsts siso were moving J'-rner, ending with fair gains for the ay. 2 1 6 176 tr.d bonds Ni.tw Un AshARub CRIP inc 4 4 2019t. 87 So Pac 4 4 Or 77 -N'atlLead pfA7 1.50 Nat Linen .60 4 Nat Pow A Lt. 16 6 1034 Impaired by maturity.

tTnion BAP 2a -too, steady; load mixed bred 850 lb steers cows and bulls strong to 25 cents higher; medium to good bee cows Union Carb 56 99 C. It A IN RANGE Oil Call.32e69xd Bliss Lauph 4 Bliss 2 4 Boeing i1 23 1., 15-4 15 16 26 29 50 26 42 11 19-1, 37 21 12 36 18 16 36 16 25 28 36 V4 364 139 33 1S 16 31 14 25 31 42 26 64 5 9 10 34 33 32 20 2o 21 70 38 18 42 23 9714 17 10 14 3 26 UnPac new 14 Public Market Gamewell la. 2 Treasury Report Local Stocks Tr.s following hid ftnd ankd nre thtalned from th Rochester Committee. National Association oC Security Dealers but are unofficial. They do not represent actual transaction: they ar intended aa a truide few fancy up to dairy type fat cows few up to medium "at cows 75- Pac pfnew 3 Un Tank 2.60 5 5 Natl Steel 4.

3 Nat Sug 1 1 INat Supply 1... 22 Nat Vul Fib 1. 1 jNatomas Co 1. 2 Nehi Corp 1 1 iNeisner Bro 3 New Eng ESI 17 Newmont Ml Vie 3 I.Newpt Indust 2 9 40 48 1514 22 29 2 1091 By State Dept. Aiir.

Ml-is. Hiimptrown Vegetables WahinRton--lAPThe position of ireasury Ju'y 2: Kece-D-a 200 S154.795.14S.30; 4.n i 1 eustoms 'r. weighty cutters light cutters weighty canners $13. light thin canners very few below fat dairv heifers soi nfi- Oar Wood lnd. 22 Gar Wood pf 1 Gaylord Contl 6 Gen Am Inv .40 1 Oen Am Tr 3a 3 Gen Baking .60 27 Gen Bronze.

20e 4 Gen Cable 27 Gen Cigar la 3 24 14 10 15 18 11 60 22 29 42 17 BANK STOCKS 20 Beans, preen, 12-qt. basket $2 50-2 71 i'l month. S2. 75: recemts Beans, wax. 12-qt.

basket 36 'Un Aircraft le Unit Aire pf 5 United Bis la Unit Carr 2a aiUn Cg Wh St United Corp. Un Corp pf 3 4 3 year July 1. $1 979. 612 fiscal year. $223 56X" budcet deficit.

total 23 00; few up to thin he ers heavy bulls 00 -few higher: cnod bulls light bulls Sniable calves 100; steady; good selects up to S3O.00; mediums 46' Gen Cjgar nf7 1 3o increase over nrevlons Beets, dozn bunches Broccoli. 8-qt. basket Canbn ce. crate Cnrrnts. do? hunches Celery.

4 erate Chlcnry, crate, 2 dor.en Fscarole. crfte, 2 dozen 'e. boshel c- 11 1 yewo hi 11 United El CI 1 Open Hish Low Close TOEAT j.y 231-81 2314 230 231 'i Sen 231-32 233 230-i 232-33 Iee 231 'i-32 234 231 233-34 2301,,. 231 229 231 CORN' ju 2'-4W li'iM'-. 206 208- IM-Mi- 1455 1R3 l5i-5 14-65- 115 163H 14- 154 164 -fi 163S 164 -AT5 Ju'y 7i-7i MS, 7i MH-H Pen f- 1-rr M-S MS 5S-H iv MVi 31 MS-'.

3 SOYBEANS -Jtl'v 4fiS 409 407 40H 32S 332 32S 331 July 2247 2242 2215 SI. 2207 2310 2296 23IMI f-t 2305 2T120 23H5 2312 Nov 2327 2332 2325 2327 Iee 2455 24H5 2 450 2457 4: DO-1. 917.231 .92. be S2S2 4 SO 213 foreign expenditures' ce'B. Newpt 2a.

.1 N- Air Br le 2 NY Central RR 66 NY Louis .1 NYChiAStL ptf 3 NY Nil A Hart 4 NY mh pf 4 Noblitt-Spk 1 60 1 NomaElec 1.20a 8 Nopco Ch hOe. 1 Norf A West 3 11 ngnt bors 00; few Un Eng A Fle United Fruit 2a 9 '4 8 16 9 4-U 23 17 14 56 10 11--, 13 22 133 40 38 14 11 48 1 07 64 14 23 14 16 21 15 4 14 2-5 127 5 29 27 25 Gen 1.60 60 Gen Foods 2 1.1 Gen Instrumenl 9 Gen Mills 2e xd7 GenMil.1 pf.l -v. 2 Gen Motors 3.. 46 14 35 i. '-4 4 4f 53 17 onn ai A Bras 1 tBon A 2a 2.80 Bond strs 2.

4 Bordtn Co l.20e 3 Borg Warn 4 11 Boston Maine 5 Braniff Airw 13 Bridgept Brass. 3 Rriggs Mfg 2.. 1 Brfgts st la 4 Brist Mycitt 1 Rl.vn Un 3 Bruns Bnlke 'e 10 Erie A Budrt Co 8" Bodd Co pf N. 2.30 Birff Force 1 Bullard Co He 1 Bulova Wat 3a 11 Burl Mills 1 36 Bur 3 1 Burr Ad-1 .60 32 Rush T'm i.f a Butler Bros Butte 2 Byers A 2 iiKmer ones 9i3.iio-is.oo somebelow Salable hogs 300 fairkly active and Tw-Sl niii-'" o-oerei excluded r-n hnt books. be $113,40.531.05 count- "cny in cents lower on weighis up luirtnu ma aoove.

Gen Mtr 5 pf 5 11 Vr. Can I 120 tin MAM la US For Sec 1.35k Gypsum II lnd 3g Leath 1) Lines 2 US Lines pf .46 75C-S1 00 Ml im-t ro 65-7." I'm 25 GenM 3Jpf3 1 Gen Out Adv 1 2 Gen Port 3 Gen Prec Eo 1 4 16 3.1 28 11 1 6 34 2(i N4 extreme top of for few selects: most good to choice 170-24O lbs. $29. oo-3. 011 heavier slow In wide range 250-2SO lbs.

$26 280-350 lbs! Rood SOWS Salable lambs and sheep 1O0; steady; good bucks Included, generally 20 11,9 3H 8 17 17 ao a 4 48 WK i I ARIM.H Rochester House reported V.2V7.1i2,7. balances, iM.irfAWtrn pf 1 2 No Am Aviation 33 No Amer Co 21 Nor Nat ft North 1'acidc le 33 No HtaPw pf .1.10 Lettuce. Iceberg, doz lettuce Ronton. 2 doz. Lettuce.

Curly doz Onions. Kreen. dor tranches Pea. hu rtudi ities, bck 24-30 hunches Rhubnrti, rio.en bunches IMmfilne. cr.ilfs 2 doz spinach, bushel Squnsh, yellow, S-qt.

basket Swiss chard dozen bunches 3 1 25 25 2 5 9 Gen Pub 8 20g 4 1 tin ruy a 1 flyv.oodta cholce ewe and wether lambs quotable to $31.00: culls $23 00 up; old sheen steadv Northwest Alrl. 20 $1 25-1. 35 OU .00 50-75C 131,3 1, 23 6 CASH GRAIN 1 129 4 52 good sheep $11.00 down; few handyweights NnhwAtr pi. 15 7 Norwalk 3 IT Rubh 3e US Rubr US Steel 2e Us pf 7 Chicaeo Al Hhent: No. 2 red new up 10 jij.iiu; canners and culls Bid Asked 22 25 3 US 3 42 1 55 14 lfi'i 7fl K' 37 1, 4,1 HI 20 4 22 4 8 9 14 4 1 "1 4 2" 25 27 10 23 2,5 VHi 2 a 10 7 38 3U 41i 47 as 17 IS 14 40 ifi I rto 1 15' i7U hi 1..

7 4 74 S4 13 4 16 4 1 IH 14 4 2 87 85 4.62 4 99 42 1 Central Trust $1 Genesee Vaiiev Trut $2 Lincoln Rochesier f2 Security 1 rug; .1. I.MH SI KI1.S American Brewing Fausch Lomb 75c Kau.cli A Lomh plrl Hi Noc Kiinny Farmer 1.60 Kashinn I'ark Packing $1 Oonesee KrewinK A 61) Oetie 1 Brewing 60 Haloid 10 $1.3 l'taudler t'o. $1 Itoche.iter Brewing Rochcsier Button $2 Rochester E. pf $4 Rochester Telephone Rochester Transit Sibley. Lindsay Curr $1 60 Smith iirdf her rraurut $1 Strom berg 0c rt romhTK Taylor Ins-rrm f' Timrty Clothes $1.60 Tobm FackuiK robin I'ackinn $7 Todd Co A Todd Co.

.40 i t'pson Co. .50 Wm. Simon Br. os yE 4 pfd I 121. HOMH Fashion Park Rochester Tr.

4 'is A Koehe.Tter I 1 -c. KKNT TBI Howe Dan Fund touch 2.32-32-: No. 3 red new 2.31 Tomatoes H.H., No. 1. r.0-4 .00 Tomatoes No 2.

12-lb. b. $2. 75-3. 00 HnniPIrnwti Fruit No.

1 hard new 2.33-334 No. 2 28 34 Cherries. f. 't SI 80 1 42 10 5 8 23 12 US Tobac pfl 1.20 Un St 2ndpfe 1 Un Wallpa 5 Univ Lb 1 Un Leaf Tbla 4 Univ Pict 1... 9 Newspaper Ad Gains Kxceed Competitors Strawberries Shipped In Vegetables Hons green wax.

hamper. 50.4.00 -n fun utll.SO 23 Gen Rv Signal 1 1 tGen Ry pf 6 -10 Gen Real A Ut 11 Gen RiTract le 1 Gen Shoe 2.. 4 Gen Tel 12 Gen TARtib la. 2 Gillette S'l 2a 10 mbel Bros 2 2 Glidden Col. 40a 4 Gnrbl Brew 4 1i4a 4 O-iodrlch BF 2e 9 Coodyear TAR4 14 GoodyearTR p5 1 Graham-P Mot.

10 Granby CV 4 Gran Grays Rob 7 Gt. Nor IOctl 7 Gt Nor Ry pf 3 14 Gt Sug 1.60a 12 Ohio Edison 2.. 1 3414 Ohio Oil 34 40 OliverCorp 1 21 35 OliverCrp pf4 7 10'j Omnibus tie 18 10 Omnibus Cp pfS 1 94 1 Oppenhelm Col. 2 22 Otis Elevat 1 a 6 3i Outboard 1 is Owens-Ill Gl 3 4 55 1 hard new 2.32. Com: No.

1 yellow 2.14-16; No. 2, 2.134-14; No. 3. 2.13-13: No. 4.

2 12. Oats: No. 1 'heavy mixed. 99; No 1 mixed. o5.J No.

1 white, l'o. 2 white, sample Krade heavy wt-ite. 0-'h. Barley nominal: malting, l.TU-90; feed, 1.25-55. Soybeans none.

M1W YORK GRAIN New Tork (API Casii wheat strong; New York (TP) National adver Van Norm AT A SPECIAL TERM of the Coun-ly Court, neid in ana for the County ot Monroe, at the County Court Lioue the City of Vew York, on the 7th day cf Juiy, 1918. Present: Hon. Charles B- Braaser. Judge p.e-sming. in the matter of the application 4 ik the Cnange of Xame ot Stephen Albert Geraci, an infant, by Clarence Zornow, his next mend On reading and liiing the petition, of Clarence Zornow Verified trie 2oia day ot June.

VMS, praving to, a change of name 01 the above named, iniam it bfing requested that he 00 e1. asHUm'' th name cf Stephen Albert Zornow in the piac and stead of his present name and it appearing to the satisfaction of ttll.S COllrt that the mnth 75-2 00 50-4 50 on. 4 50 00-3 50 0-7. on j-i on-i 00 Cabbage. 50-lh sack Cantaloupes, jumbo crate Carrots, rrate Celery.

white, crte Celerv Fla Pascal crate. C.iullf lower crate bii Lettice Iceberg, rrate tising in newspapers in May showed a 12 per cent gain over a 1 Dark Northern Spring cif N.Y.. Calif Pack 2a 3 Callahan 7. Lead 3 Cam A Hec 5 Omp W'yant le 1 Can Ale 60 49 ri't Paclf5e 59 Cannon M112e 2 rn Adm A.SOg 5 Cnpltal Alrliri 1 Ciro PAL, 2 Cnrpent Rtlle 2 Carrier Corp farrier rf 2 Crr Oen 20a ,1 Case 1.60e .5 'tterp Trc le 4 Celnese Cp le 33 Ce'anese 1 4 Celotex Corp 2 Xd5 Cent 60a 1 Cent "raisiHif 1 xd.l re rls ,0 J.2 72i-n: No. 1 Northern Manitoba fob 1 0 11 7 2 7 1 25 1 2 2 I' Pac Am Fish le 2 Vanad Corp Verti-C Su 2a Vick Chem 1.20 Vic Ch Wks.xOe Va-Caro Chem.

Wa-O Chem pf Va ElAPw 1 20 VirginianRy 2 Virg Ry pf 1 year ago and a 4 per cent increase over April this the trade magazine Printers' Ink reported 22 26 5 22 61 1 41 V. 101 4 7 31 12 Vi 14 14 471,4 21 14-2 38 14 12 24 4 24 1 111 57 7 18 13 22 14 24 46 13 119 2 1 7 37 331-. 35 1 4 32 21 I- Ontpns. yellow hollers. Sd-lb.

ak. $2 25-2 50 Onions, vellow, Ml-lh sk $4 Onions. C-'ll. Red Ml-lb. ks.

Pepoers, bushel OO Potatoes. 100-lh. sack. 75-5 CO Pac Fin Cal 1.60 2 Pac GasAElec 2 10 Pac Lighting 3 3 Pac Mills 3 yesterday. GtWeatSug pf7.

1 15 20 31 55 1.. 37 100 lit 5 The magazine reported the news iVisking Corp 2 itPac TAT 2e 3.40 irac TelA 1 ureen -m 1 Green TAD 1.20 3 Oreyhd Corp 1 55 Ornm Aire lh. 5.1 J1.13H. rr e-y No. 2 yeilow cif No.

3 yellow cif N.Y., $2 35 H. Kve firm: No. 2 American fob N.Y., U-nr'o) No. 2 Western cif N.Y., $2.4. Oat eaflv: No.

2 white cif N.Y.. SI. 13. ey eak: No. 2 domrxt cif N.Y..

$1 7. easy: MM'lest 22.4.Vi. Mij oil crude tank csrs. pfv 2 4.50a. a-Askrd: n-nommal.

3. no-3. 5'i 25 paper gain greater than made by magazines or radio. I 't Waldorf Svs la 1 Potatoes. 100-ib.

sacks oriiiiM's. Tom'oes hothouse -lh hskt Shipped In Krlli( Fins eM, M'airt. Hits yeai inl-mt .1,..,.... -1 Walgrn Co 1,60 IGimntsn Sue 1e 14 1 aiui i car mere ss 5i)- that due notice of this annh- Pac Tin Cons il'ac West I'mk Motor t'nn Am Air iPauhaiiil EPL 3 iPanhd PAR .30 5 4-1lt 6 I i WalKerl II 1 1 1 Walworth ward Bak .30. firapt-miit Fla white, crate 00.3 SO Tl fjv wl 4 fluir MAO 'ie 25 Gulf MAO pf ft 1 Gulf Oil 3 20 Gulf Sta Ut 1 17 RR 50-5 OO 25.

00 1o-4- Warner Bros 1. 26 en Pet .80 Paraffin Co 'aram Pict 2 23 KXSSit I ic-; crPWI -rl i Waukesha Mot 1 2 1 1 5 1 12 6 1 1 1 2 9 29 1 -H Park Ut CM.lOe 2 S7.l!l-7.,-,lt 00 .17 00-7 50 00-9 011 12 1 4 1 1 SO 19 18 23 62 1 21 19 50 Wayne KM 1.20e OraniifS Fl crate Oranges, crate Peaches, hu. "ra-hes ej'he-a-, 4 bu. Pineapple, crate Tuitions. crate Watermelons.

24 lbs each Watermelons, 26 lbs. each Watermelons. lbs. och Cent Cent RibM.60a Cerro de Pas Tie CTt-teed P.60a Chain Belt .81 Champ PAF la Checker Cah Dairy Products New York API Erus 54.268. Firm i c.

western: Mixed colors: Fancy heavy 12 10 1 2 4 3 4 1 Parke Dav l.ofte xd8 Wayne Pump 2 28 Hack Wat i.70 Hall WF Pr la Hamil Watch 1 Wesson OS 2 1 3 1 8 weights 51-53C, extra 1 large 49-50C. extra 25 West I Sug 1 a Penn El Harb Walker le 2 iarpe 47-48c. extra 1 medium 40'-4(ic Ches Co Val-ie Haves Mrc 45e 11 Parker 2 Parmelee Tr .80 Patino Min H.e Penick A Pennev 2a. Penn A Penn PAL 1.20. Penn RR e.

1 44 'c. current receipts un Va PAP la. Oh 3 33 Hazel A 1.20 Live Poultry oop lts Retail sales 3c to 5c a pound higher trifj ft Chi Corn WPen Pw pf4 1.40 111 60. 9 quoted; dirties 41'e; checks Whites: Fancy heavyweights 54 36c. extra 1 larce 53-53'4c.

extra 2 larce 48-50C, 8 Western Air L. 1 Heinz 1.80 Hercules Pw 7n Chi A 111 Leghorns, fowls 33 35c T.ei horns. pp-ingers 4-'e Colored fowls 3S-40C Chi Til A 41 4 15 Hershey 1 SIT MjSfe AIYAHS A ECAl SrJ'Ej sj oTrIe isPI rat TTt si djy 1 eM ei a A AiMiPj AR Sn1ub RIaTS EEjSiN tulsiM0B EfsTs SJA TT AiNjpPI A rTe' Rjggl A eSa a '1S FilR p4 NtbApA JP Nj Sj ST I EIeTpB MA extras 3 and 4 46-47c. extra 1 medium ACROSS Concealed 4. Luzon natives 8.

Support 12. Samuel's mentor 13. Narrow road 14. Incarnation of Vishnu 15. Recall 17.

Across 18. Praft animal 19. Pse trickery i. Writing tluid 22. Row 23.

Plcetrifleil partlcia 25. First Peo LAC4 35. Puts down 37. City In Belgium ZS. Hurried 40.

Article 4L Cover with rubbish 44. Side ot a triangla 45. Discusses 47. Aftersongr 49. Female sheep 60.

Lath 61. Old measure of length 53. Movement 66. Mvself 5S. Radix 60.

South American isf-53c. Browns: Fancy heavyweights 54- Colored springers 42-45c neycieu Chem Hilton Hotels 1 3 8 1 9 13 1 Pepsi Cola Petrol Cor tVRc. extra 1 large 53-53 c. extra 2 large Chi Grt West Chi Grt pf Cl lnd A LA Chi lnd A lb Ch SPPTiic Hollv Sueur Wholesale quotations for unexndles egtts Candled eirrs 3c 8 d-zen i-v-er 1. Pfeifer Rr extras 3 snd 4 40-4 extra 32 15 14 25 10 23 Vi 39 53 28 26 11 28 37 34 17 4.

31 44 1 35 4 4 4 20 14 16 4 4 1 6 4 1 3 xd2 4 1 2 4 2 11 2 Homestake sales 4c to 6c a dosen higher Extra Pfizer OACo 2a I'hrlps Dodg 3e 39 B4 2 6 29 15 1214 17 5 14 17 1,4 30 38 38 8 41 1 14 105 1 s'. 7H 14 37 11- 17 1 11M 1J 25ii IS14 14 29 24 ir, 1.1& 14 38 134 7 14 11- 20 14 ft 37; 11 14 21 47 14 36 5-5 1 14 38 1-i 6714 4 3 47 64 14 20 26'4 47 31 18 36i 40541 14 16 27 14 8 36 146 1 90 14 168 'A 40 22 4 25 18 19 17 27 ii 14 27H 144 14 10 35 42 49 1 103 1" 27 3 101 8 large eggs, when offered, sell at 3c to 4c medium umuoted. Nearby: Whites: Extra farcy heavyweights 63-64C fancy heavy-v others 5S-59c, mediums rullets 45-47c. Browns: Kxtra Hooker El Houd-Hersh Household ci ftppP 23 Chi A NH'iis j4 a dozen above quotations for large egg Phil C06 pf 3 I'hlla Elec 1 20. Large, white 64c iHouston A P2 fancv heavyweights 63 -65c.

fancy heavy fern given to Albert Ueraci the Talher of j.j mfant; and the court being satisfied that tr said petition is true, and it appearing tnat there is no reasonable 06-to the change of name posed; and it further appearing tnat the said infant was born on Septem! be JJl 192S- at New Vorfc and that the certificate of his bi-th. was issued by the Registrar of th Village of Pittsford, New York; and lurther appearing that, the MKt ulnl "J1 rpeTistered and not 0 be now reg-isered under the United Statest Se ective Service Act, and it furthe-duJv appearing that the interests of said infant will he subst antiall promoted hv the in name: and on reading and tiling the consent nf said intant annexed to the petition duly acknowledged the 25th dav of June ms requesting and consenting to such change of name: Now. on motion of Thomas 3f. uurston. attorney for said petitioner, it is herebv Ordered, that the said Stephen Albert Geraci.

born on September 17 1929. at Pittsford. Xew York "wirji birth certificate issued by the of the Village of Pittsford, Ke York, be and he herebv is amho-ized to assume the name of Stephen Albert Zornow in place and stead of his present name, on complving- with, the provisions of Article "6 of the Civil Rights Law and of this order, namely: That this order and the petition and consent unon which Ir a-'-e hr--vn West A Sup 3. 2 West Maryland. 21 West Md 2 pf 4 West Pac 3 3 West Uti Tel le 7 West A Br 2.

7 Weetinc Flee 1 25 West F.lpfB 3 80 1 Westv Clu-m 1 40 1 Westv Ch f3-i .61) Wheeling Stl 2 5 White Dentl4a 1 White Mot 1.60 4 White SewMach 33 Wilcox Oil 2 Willys-Overland 8 WilsonCo 14e 10 Wise El Pow 1 18 WoolwthFW 2a 9 weights 61 -62c. others 58-60C, mediums di NWnf5 Chi PneuTooIle Chi S3 3 Chi PJtPj, Medium, white 60c HnlAR CAI 2. Phi Ico Corp 2. Houston Oil le. Hudson A Man Huds mas a magnitude country S7-5WC pullets 44-46C.

Furter. 2.021,912; Irreirular. Creamery. Medium brown 60c Ory Beann Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle star in Virgo 62. Italian river Chi Rook Is pf5 Hudson Mo 16 63 Amnnc 27.

Invigorate 18 27 20 14 3 1 12 1 shtr than 92 rcore and premium marks IAA1 S2liC 92 score tA 80c, 90 score Quotations renresent p-ices paid at the farm by dealers in Central snd Western Phuip Phillips Pet 3. Mills 2 Pitt Coke Pitt Con Coal 2 Pitt Forgingse Pitt Plate GIe 34 35 4 22 4 37 4 30 tmi 47 95 4 54 26 4 22- -22 1 17 4 15-11 16 4S4 00 76 67 4 10 4 22 84-4 18 4 Chi Ids Co 2.50 Chrysler Corn i -7 14 32 47 12 19 20 93 14 15 17 62 52 23 90 19 4 1 29 73 34 14 34 22 3714 8 17 43 11 62 45 13 8 68 39 23 2H 23 92 44 38 30 14 Hunt Foods 1. 1 Hupp Corp 5 1 64. Knot Conclusion 65. State flower of DOWN Utah 1.

Central mala 66. Not so much character 11. Kntire amount 52. Brins into being $4. Italian river Xw York for beans on a choice hand ril-ked basis Add 10c per CWT for de voyed 'o piant quotation.

(B, 77Hc 9 score C1 75'4c Cheese 1 firm. Wholesale sales, fre'h American cheese whole milio: 50-51c, Cheddars (grass 1947) e. cheddars (grass 1947) shelf cured. 6 Idaho Pow I. SO 1 -oa $11 00-12 no Ri Kidnevs $12 00 White Kidneys $16 Of f.g60c.

single daisies 52-54 'ic single da.sies (crass 1947) 60-61c. single daisies Wr PM prnf 4 4 1.20 'grass 1947) she cured 60-62c, flats 54-f4'ic iats (grass 1947) shelf cured. 61 -fi le, deets 55 midgets i grass minois Cent 16 111 Cent pf 3e. 2 Il Power 2 34 In Term RR.72 2 Indpls PAL 1 3 Indust Rayon 3 4 Inger-Rand 2 Inland Steel le 10 Inspir le 12 Interrh r'rx- lau Wngliy Jr3a 4 Vv'yand 4 Young Xr 1 5 Youngst 4a 13 Youngst St 2 3947) 62-63C midgets sheK cured 6J-boc processed 5 lbs. Sl'i-SSUc.

domestic Swiss Carlot Receipts The following carloads were received a1 he Portland Ave. freight-yards during thf 24-hour period ended 7 a. m. yesterday Bananas. Fla.

1, La. cantaloupes. Ariz watermelons. Texas 2: peaches, On. 1.

reversions 1 car Calif, plums to Boston: 1 car Calif, cantaloupes to N. Y. City. ts nglo tubs) best 63-64C, others 50-62c. Pitt Scr A Bolt ll Pitt Steei 4 Pittston Co 2 10 Plough .60 11 Plymouth SOe 10 Pond Creek Poc 3 Potomac El 13 Pressed Stl Car 9 Proct A Gam 3a 7 Pub Svc Colo.

10 ''uti Svc EAG. 17 Pub Svc EAG pf 17 Publkker Jndf 8 Publnd pf 4 1 60 'unman le .1 Pure Oil la 2o Purity Ba 2.40a 1 Investment Funds 17 2 Zenith Rad Tie Zonlte Prd TInterch pfl 4 Cin CAE 1.40. Cin Mill 1.40 1 CIT Finan 2... 9 IceAFu 2 '4 4 City Stores 1.20" 1 Clark Eouip 2. 1 C'ev El III 1.65e 16 Climax Mol 10 Clinton lnd 2.40 1 Clopay Corp .70 1 Cluett Peabo le 4 tClu Penbdy 7 1 Cluett Pea 2 4 4 Coca-Cola 4 1 Colcate-Pa-P 2a 2 Collins A Alk 1 2 Mills 1 8 Col FuelAIr la 19 Col A Ir pf 1 3 tCol A Sou 1 pf 1.30 Colum Bret 1e 2 o'um BrctB le 2 Colnm Oss .60 43 Colum Plct 3 Colum Cnrb 2a 2 ColAS OE 2.10e 1 Co-nl Cred 2 60 16 tCorn Cr 3 60 1.20 ''n 1 X.

0 fc1 "'mrcon KUb 4 Interlake I 4 flit ifnnr An granted be filed and entered within 35 41 86 27 11 24 50 75 44 19 22 3 15 33 167 1 8 33 4 32 61 98 42 1 59 14 15 16 33 38 2 "lrX, Pf 1 5 Store Sales F. W. Woolworth June S46.3SO.9Rn, ncrease of 11.3 per cent- First half, S27n.5fl2.249, 7.S per cent. 2. The holly 3.

Faint 4. Astronomical yearbook 5. Article of furniture 6. DiUseed 7. Drv 8.

Golf instructor 9. Gorge 10. Sign 11. Public recreation ground 16. Heroic 20.

Fissure 22. Flower 24. Metalliferous rocks 25. Dinner course 26. Level 27.

Hires 2S. Relieve 211. Velocity 30. American theolugist 33. Rank 36.

Cabbage salad 39. Conspiracy 42. Article 43. Recharges 4S. Appertain 4S.

Violent pain 50. Asiatic tree 51. Ages 52. Learning 54. Jewel 5 5.

I loiNPsttcate 56. Frinrlp.il 57. Watched narrowly Also 61. American Indian M-mtgomery Ward June. increase of 175 per cent.

For Unit of tradinp 10 shares. Rates of dividends are annual disbursements based on 'he last quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Unless otherwise noted, special or extra dividends are not Included, xd Ex-dividend, xr Ex-rights, a Also extra or extras. Plus stock dividend Cash or stock. neclared or paid jo far this year.

Payable 'n stoek. Paid last year, Declared or paid after stock dividend or splitup. Accumulated dividend paid or declared so far this year. 2 3 WM- rS 1 7 YZZS 9 VO lt 2 ffl'3 TB 1 20 1 2l wwmi zttzZT :27153 2fT30 Is 3G" J7 38 3T 4. 55 43- -42L i-7 Ua Si ISZ SZ SaITsT Sio 57 sr s5 --'p ien nays irom the date hereof in the Monroe Countv Clerk's Office-that within ten davs from the data of entry hereof, a copv of this order shall be published in The Rochester Ofmnfut nrd Chron'le.

a nev-na-per published in the County of Monroe. New York: and that wtthin fortv days after the m.kinc of thm order, proof of such publication hv afttdavit shall be filed with the Monroe County Clerk; that following th due liiing of the said Petition and order as hereinbefore directed. th nublication of such order and th filing of proof of publication there A 1 Int A Ch 1.60 3 Int Mining 3 Int Can 1.60 25 Tnt Paoer 4a 19 Int Pap pf 4 Int Shoe 3 Int Sliver 4e Int Tel 123 Int TAT for ct 5 Interst Dept 2 4 Cp 1.20e 1 IslCrkCl 1.35h 6 five months. S50.033.3S'S. up 9 per cent.

II. L. Green Jure, $7,892,751, Increase of per cent. Five months, 31.2i0.57. tif fi Per cent.

Sears, Roebuck June, It Radio Crp 61 Radio pf 314.. 2 Rad-K-Or 16 Rayonier Ince 8 Ray Inc 2. 1 Reading Cole 7 Reeves Brsla 7 Rem Rand lb. 8 13 73 33 3.1 26 14 13 24 1: Comwj Ed 1.40 38 916. ine-ease of 24.5 per cent.

Five months 5935.292,547, up 22.7 per cent. ComI A So 131 Com A Snf 7Hk 3 Rid Asked A 'filiated Fund 4.45 4.87 Am Bus Stares 4 05 4.44 Chemical Find 14 47 15 65 I.Vidend i-hares 1.54 1.70 Fidelity Fund 26.19 28 31 Group Securities: Bide Shares 8. SI 9.55 C-iem cn Khares 6 S3 7.19 eel Ffiares 5.60 6.08 1-jcorp Investors 24.39 26.37 Inst Avi 9.25 10 14 XevMone Shares: B-3 16.66 18.18 K-4 9. Ml 10 71 K-l 17.32 18.90 2 22.83 24 91 -2 15.18 16.56 S-3 13.73 14 9 -4 5 90 Kn.cker- Funi 5.73 6.2R Jun Bond Fund 7.64 8.37 Mass Inv Trut 27.36 29. 5S ass Jr-v 21 Fund 12.38 13 87 Nt Investors V.ftO 10.38 N't: Hrriirf Tr Bunds 6 64 7 26 1'td Stocks 7.31 7.9M Iicwime Ktmres 4 76 ft 20 K'ock Series 5.70 6 23 rtnm fierK 15.63 1681 St 51 50 54 50 Wtiilcston Funa 17.43 19.02 Reo Motor 2 a 9 of, and on and after the 20th day of LOAXS TIECXTXE "Washington 47P) Business loans hy federal reserve member banks America: Argentina free 2 07n, down .04 of a cent: Brazil free 5.50, unchanged; Mexico 20.61, unchanged.

n-Nomlnal. in the notion lending cities de Foreign Exchange New York (AP) Closing foreign exchange rates follow: Canadian dollar In New York open market 7 per rent dlsrount or 92 87 U. S. cents, up or a cent. Europe: Great Britain $4.0.1.

unchanged; France (franc) .32 of a cent, unchanged; Italy Hiral Julv fixed rate 739. June Sweden (krnna) unchanged: Switzerland Ifrancj (com'l) 23.40, unchanged. Latin MORGAN DIRECTOR New York 47P Election of Dcv-eureux C. Josephs a director of J. P.

Morgan was announced yesterday. He is president of the New York Life Insurance Company. Dividends August. 1918. the said i-fant Stnhen Albert Geraci Khali known as and hv the name of Stephen Albert Zornow which he Is hereb" a to assume, nnd hv no other name; nnd it Is herebv further Ordered, that upon ram)IHf with the nbovo provisions, certified cop'es o' thla ii'der mav Isaued hv th1 "inwe Countv Clerk CHAULKS H.

TtRAS-SPlt Acting Monro County j. clined during the week erded June 30, the Federal Reserve Rnard repotted yesterday. That dropped the outstanding volume of commercial, industrial nnd gr-i cultural loans to Anderson Clayton A extra $1 and quarterly 50c. July 27, Julv 20. Grumman Aircraft Kngineerm U.

July 29. July 10. AP Netwifeofvrci.

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