The Journal News from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 23

FBIDAT. MAY IK 19291 THE HAMILTON DAILY NEWS. MARKETS LOCAL GRAIN $1.10. Corn LIVESTOCK I I A I L1VKSTOCK I I A I May JO. (Al 1 )l held over 1,120, slow.

no curly sales, about steady to rents lower, in- dlt'iillons; II) to 280 Ihs. J.26@ i no light lights and pigs, prospects lower; packing HOWS if eenla lower, down; stacs 7.5)0 (H8.2J. Cattle 200; cnlvon 800; steady, medium to Rnod slaughter mid heifers 13.GO up; heef cows 10.SO down; i hulls 0.On@IO.BO. Veals jjitendy top I 0 0 hulk nhovc 12.W). l'2i; a i Inmb.s steady lop 18.SO; clipped Inmhs steady, better grades M.OO; llirowouts and culls 0.50 und leas; sheep steady host haiidywoishl ewes common ri.M@r., KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES Al Didn't Get Very Far.

--By POP MOMAND GRAIN IN I I A May 10. A Wheat prices turned downward afrnsh today after an irrogulai sliirl. Something of an upward trend shown at outset WHS ascribed Inrgely to the fuel Uml Ihe United Slates government crop indiciitcd loss of a Ing yiold iiin was RCnorally axpct.tcdj bui 'the curtailment was uiiKcrtcd hen- In bo iluc to a changn in the off i i a basis of computing, rathe: I a ati altered crop outlook. Opening l-8e off to 1 l-8c up, wheat hi tor declined all around. Com, oats ami provisions were rnsy, with corn a i unchanged to 7-Kc higher, hut subsequent I showing setbacks.

THE MARKETS AT CINCINNATI INDICATED A a 2 red winter 13 (ffll 10, No. red winter Olilfi 1 $1 No. '1 red winter I OGPD SI I I No. red winter Oliffi $1 Ofi, No. red winter No.

hard I No. hard SI 07, No. hard $1 02. ('orn--Outside quotations represent corn a i i on favorahh: Ohio hilling: No. 'i while No.

3 while flCKn.SHc, No. 1 while 88(S89c, No. white 8G(q) S7r. No. (i while 83ffiS5c, No.

i 01 No. 3 yellow No. 4 yellow N'o. yellow No. 0 yellow 83LiRAc No.

2 mixed No. 3 mixed 88 1-1 1-2C, No. 'I mixed SG XT l-2c, No. mixed 84 xr, 1-2C, No. 6 mixed 81 1-1" SJ l-2e.

I'inr Corn New sonnd i a BogiiflCe. Oil Is--Quolnlions rejiresei ot No. 2 while 41)to) i No. 3 i -Hi 1-2. No.

4 white 4r((r)'l(c, sample while No. a mixed 4G No. 3 mixed 44(o)4ric'. Barley--No. 2' S8(fflGOc, No.

.1 No. 4 No. feed harlcy 43(S)48c. Rye--Carloads wilh hilling: No, 2 rye S5(S87c, No. 3 rye Hay--With billing: plug track 4f cars: No.

I timolhy No. 2 i No. i $14 fintjBlfi 5fl, No. 1 LCiST 1M SQUINT WE BEEr-l Von. TWO TO 6CT YOU JO WONT GOWE OF WAWT- Tyyrerj up 4 I I.L HOW MUCH THE GUMPS The Snooper, --By SIDNEY SMITH THE MEM- A CA.UU -N A (Volute Court, Bullir Cou'niy.

0. I i of I a fil I' 1 fileil In I'roUU Caurt inn th.t oi th. of Mooro, for Z5 ytiri Ohio Twp 1)llBr Ohio, Hie nlwe of hU Itit file, ho to be pr.ylng wch i niay bo had by mid Court thi" premimntlon of iletlh he cnUlillilwd. Notice IH herohy day i to-wll, Snl une, 102(1 at III o'clock i he tr evidence con- i alleged of the nresnnml iltcorinnt mill 1 1 1 i A i I 1 a rMO-17-- 4 lots to light clover mixrd $17 18 Honvy clover mixed $38 50, No. 2 dovcr mixed $in fiO i No.

I clover No. 2 clover Ki 1 cutting alfalfa No. 2 sccoiui i alfalfa No. 1 first i a a a No. 2 i cuUhiK a a a i wbont straw nats rye straw TMIODUCK Butter Creamery in wholesale, score discounted 'J in prints wholesrile i tubs i '14(fi)45c, jobbers' basis 4Gc, packing No.

1 32c, No 28 l-2c, No. 3 butter fat Kggs (bsisis ciisrs -Strictly freRli extra firsts 20 J-2c, firsts 27c, seconds 2(ic, near-by ungraded lots off 28 ditck ogR.s '21) l-2r, goose EJOc. Lire. Poultry (basis coops returned) Colored broilers I 1-1: tbs. antl over 4U-, cnlored fryers 2 I and over 4(iir, Leghorn broilers 1 1-2 Ibs.

and over 40c, partly feathered broilers colored OVUM 1-2 Ibs. 32c, partly feathered bi'oilers Leghorns over 1 1-2 Ibs. 32c, fowls Iks. ami -ver 4 Ihs. and over 32c, 3 Ibs.

and 32c, Leghorn fowls IJ Ibs. ami over 28c, roosters 18c, white ducks 4 Ibs. and over 20c, do under 1 Ihs. Ific. do colored 4 Ihs.

and is Used Essex Coaches PRICED FROM to EASY TERMS TRADE FRED MILLER'S Hamilton Auto Sales Co. 437 High Street rtvot' do untlr-r 4 Ibs. J8c; keys country prime ami No. I ohl toms 10 Ibs. and over 2Tit, crookeJ uroasls 20c, No.

i turkeys i No. I youritf toins 2IJC, No. 2 20c, guineas 1 Ibs. inul ovei Ifu'j (l younfl 1 guineas er lis. loc, on (j geese i 1-U-, squabs, Ko.

I 2 pigeons 7a TODAY'STfoCKS i a 1 0 A I A a revival of "bullish acliv ity was Wall Street's response Itv (lay to ii sfrios of fnvor.ihlo overnight credit developments, and drop in the call money rale to 0 1'uhlii: i i i displayed cmlihatii: proup strength, while steels, motors, and coppers showed little or no response to the up- i rose more than 2 points to record price at 1-2, and Consolidated Gas, in which the former is understood NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will no receiver! at office of Commissioners of Butler County, Ohio, until It) o'clock a. May 2S, foi the i and repair Butler County a i in accordance with plans and specifications now on file in offices of A i anrl Commissioners, and open to inspection. The right (o reject any and all bids is reserved. All bids must he accompanied hv a certified check for of the amount hid, or cash, or bidding hond By Order Of The Board Of Com- missioncrs Of County, Ohio By E. O.

ROLL, Clerk. A i 26; May 3-10-17---It. he a i i substantial interest, rose more than Ihree points to a new high, as did North American Co. i i i i was again buoyant, i 10 points to new record price at 227, whil. Vick Chemical, American Cun American Hosch, Wootworth, Commonwealth I'ower, liolt-Fishcr, amj rose 5 to nearly 7 points, several to new lops.

Oils were generally (juicl, save Atlantic Refining and Barnsdaii, which broke into new high Radio a dronpmg about a point to 98, rallied above 100. I I A I Am. I Com Am. Roll. Com.

xBuckoyo I a Cburngold Cin'ti Car Citl'ti Cas JOlec. C. N. C. 0.

N. C. Light Pfd. Cin'ti Street Ry Cin'ti Tel. City lee Kuel Crosley Radio Dow Dnig Kagle I'ichcr Lend STOCK I A 02' 117 a (IV 100 SO I I 10:1 Cibson Art Clliicn Watch llobart Mfg.

Co lnt'1 i I 1IX IJ 2R 08; 121) TH', 2r 1R NEW SPRING PRICES H. PATER COAL CO. PHONE 159 CARBON I COAI, Kokenge 37U i a Kodel Lunkeiiheinier Paragon Proc. tlaui. Proc.

Gam. PI'd Elcelrolyiic U. K. IMaying Card U. S.

Shoe Corp S. S. Khoo Corp. Pfd i a Paper Amrad Cohen A i hid x--Uuckcye Incuhalrtr Co. railed Unitctl Uuckcyn common stockholders re ceive 2 shares of Ii stock for cacli share helrl.

i i (Kroger). 27 ,180 1S5 711 1 0 1 (i 40). 80 38 Chas. Bobbitt Injured Charles Bobbin, 22, of 425 Xorth Second street, suffered probable fracture of Ihe light when a heavy casting fell on him i he was at work Thursday, according to reports made at Mercy Hospital. X-rays were to be taken Friday afternoon to de-' i the extent of his injuries.

RICHMAN BROS. TO INCREASE STOCK Employes Given Opportunity to Participate In Distribution Opporunill to be given employees of Richman Bros. Co. to participate in a new stock distribution was announced Friday in a message received by Manager M. Edwards of the Hamilton store.

I ne message announced the lllan of tin- a of the Richman Bros. Co. to increase the capital slock of Ihe company from shares to 1,000,000 shares One share of the old stock mav be exchanged for three shares of" the new. Every employee of llic Cleveland and Lorain factories and of life 37 relail slorcs of the Richman Bros. Co.

is entitled to subscribe for and purchflse. the new stock al $50 per share, the number of shares each is entitled to purchase being determined by a a i i a i plan that is now in Ihe mails coming from Cleveland. This is the fourth distribution nf slork that has been made to i i Bros. Co. employees.

It is expected to result in a 100 per cent cmoloyecs slock ownership. i of the company stock now is vesled largely in employees. The smaller I fish the more it a i Ihe a i of Ihe man. A man is seldom as smart or as foolish as his wife i he in. WE PAY ON DEPOSITS COMPOUMOCO SfMI THE DOLLAR SAVING LOAN COMPANY i A NOTICE a of Ohio, r.onnt, 1'nilmln Courl i I'npn, A i i i IhK K.nUlo of John I'opp, deemed, 1 a i 1 i J'opp, -11 DofeniJimU.

1 Of I'uhllc In pursuance at an order of Court of Hullor Counly, Ohio, I i for sale at null- lie on the 25th clay of May, 10 A. II. on the premises, i described rcnl (-stale, to. i i entire lots mimbort'd two sixleen (21S), two seventeen (217), two eighteen (218) and lw, hundred nineteen (219) as the same are and dealgnaterl the recorded pint of i i A i i in St. a i Township, Butler Counly, Ohio, Said premises being situate on the a i PiVe in a is known us the hamlet of Willinmsdale, Counly, Ohio.

Appraised nl i i Hun- red Dollars, terms of ale as follows: One-Third ash, (A) in one year and i in two yearn from dale of sale. Payments In mortgage upon premises sold. EDITH POt'P, A i i a i of the Estate of Popp, deceased. P. P.

110LI, A for A i i a i April 19-26; May 3-10--it. ON ALL SAVINGS Comjkonndcd The West Side Building and Loan Association M.IB Sintts OPENING SALE OF You Save Money When We Repair Any Part of the Electrical System of Your Car. Because We Do It Right. ASK A I I I A A I I I I I HO.SCH I'VUO-ACrriON Sl'AljK A A A A CAIILF. Complrtc Stock of Parts For All Klcclric Systems NO "GYP" PARTS USED OR SOLD.

Electric Service .137 Market St. Phone 505)7 SERVICE AS YOU WANT IT You can get your car greased, washed or repaired while at work or shopping or your office. We work on all makes of cars and also body and fender work. Ducoing of all kinds. Prices reasonable and all work guaranteed 30 days.

The Miami Motor Car Co. TIRES 319 S. Second St. TIRES DON'T FORGET Starting May 3rd, parking is limited. You can keep your car in a fireproof garage and it will be safe and out of the weather for $6.00 a month, or will park it by the day or hour.

The Miami Motor Car Co. 319 S. Second St. USED CARS AT HARRY LESHNER'S NE USED CAR STORE ROOM 419 SOUTH SECOND STREET TOMORROW SATURDAY Such Values As These Were Never Offered The Public Before in Hamilton A 182.1 I i 1S25 1S12B I Coupe, like new. I a Conpo, a a -IIHCIv a Ii.

in -llnick, I.ale COIIIK-, i Coupe -immjE Coupe I i Coach. looks and I I I i i a Sedan, in A Coach, like nc. I I newly pa A A liomlslrr. sport mi -ESSEX C'nach. in A-l condilin A Coach, a real l.iiy A I A-l nindil'i I-'SSKX now i i i Mir, 17.1 i -1 i-o ill ted, del.

li ililitin 275 150 ITS. 17J .17:. 1 75 I To 192.1--UllICK Coutic, Koadstcr, 4-c)'lindcr a i a Coupe, i A condition Cadillac Sedan, i a a excolloiil pleasure cur 1927--l-'Oim Coupe, like IM27-Hum Coupe I 9 2 i Speedster, i Kdli I) Ciuipc. A i i i i Cimpc I'Ci-ke 2 I 9 2 Cnilpen, 192li-- KORD RnaHsIre, like new 2--1923 Sedans, rach 1920-- TnuriiiK I I Ton Truck. i i JS75 1929-- Ton Truck, been slijjhlly a hy 17S" 1921-- Sprritn-HKOn Sheldon Truck Chassis, iti A.I condition 125 2-- a i Spccdvrajjons, model each 195 a Truck Chassin, chain drive 250 2 i Trucks, each jflfl I I Truck, Ion 3U IM7-- IWIHIE Truck, t-lcin 1026-- Truck, 1 195 A Truck, inmlrl, 2 flfit S-- 0.

11. C. Trucks, a 125 Packard LMoti 195 I'icrcc- A Truck, i i i i 2 2 5 Hack Chassis i Inis hody 27if) I i i Dump Truck, a i i 17S Ron SpecdwaKons 120(1 '2 Kord Trucks, i iMich 65 2 Kurd Ihnnp lalo models, rnrli 175 Kurd Trucks i Ihe pani'l Ixidit'X BS I2S Kurd Chassis, new X1x, i steel Harry Leshner TERMS AS DESIRED 419 SOUTH SECOND ST..