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SATURDAY, MARCH 10,1928 THE PORTSMOUTH DAILY HMES PAGE ELEVEN; Market Grain-Livestock Sensational Trading On Stock Advances Checked Toward The Close TEW YORK, March (AP; Tlin sensational In Gent ml Motors, radio aud 'other lvo issues, which has been way for about a week, in the lant hour of toddy hy tlie enormous -volume of profit-taking The reaction followed tm auinzlng outburst of ttrcuglli at tho opening wWch carried than A score Issues, nioHt of the pool to new high grouud. The day's sales a new tsuturdiiy record of around shares. Oenernl Motors, after attaining new record high, at 1U1. fell. back tu IBtl, or iH-iirly night's 'loKO.

4 pointB below last Rndto from 117 to 114. whera it wan still up 1-4 points on the iluy Dupont from 3.V lo litid Hudson from 91 7-8 to lip 1-2. The closing Total Sales Previous Tncf 3.700.600 Week 'Ago 1,327,800 Year ASO Jan. 1 To Diltc Year Ago Tn-b Yearn Ago 117,181.000 Tlie following are today's quotations: YORK STOCKS Sales tn Hun. Low Abraham and Straus Kubber Al.

Cliem. nnd Dye illls Mfg. Am. Apri. Cheni.

Am. Hrown Boverl.El. A in. Car aud Fdy. Am.

Ice Am. Unseed Do preferred Ani. Locomotive Am. Metal Am. liiullntuv Am.

Smelting and Hef, Am. Steel Fdrs Am. Sugar Am. and Tel. Am.

Tobacco Armour of lll.i Do Do referred AKO. Drp Aichlson T. ami S. Ml. Coast Lino Atlantic nenning Bnldvln Baltimore and Ohio nnd Aroos narnmlall, liewh-mit Pack.

Bethlehem Steel Bon Ami Borden Co. Brings Mfg. Brunswick Balks Bvera and Co. By-Prod. Coke Calif.

Packing Cal. Petrol. Caaadlnn Central Alloy Certain teed dandier Clere. prefc Chesapeake and Ohio Chic, mid H. 111.

preL Chic. Gt Western Mil. and St Paul pret Chic, and Nor. West Kk. Is.

and Pac. Chile Cop Chrysler Corp. Coca Coin Colorado Fuel and Iron Colnm. GAS and EL CoL Gas and EH, pret, new Commercial Solv. Commonwealth Pow.

Consol. Cigar Cont. Baking, A. Continental Can Continental Motor Corn Proflacts Crndble Steel Davison Chemical Ueluware and Hudson Detroit KdiSon Bodpc A Dn Pont de Nfemours Xastiuan Kodak. Refrigeration Kndicott Johnson Krle R- Do 1st preferred Federal Motor First Nat.

Stores Vox Film, Frccpnrt Teias Oatirlel Snnbber, A lipnenil Asphalt Ofnernl Cigar Ouertil Klec (ionornl Mot (Sea Hallway Signal Pust Ufmirirli (B. Co I'ltindvear Tire and Ilub linonrrar Tire 1 pf liriilim Paige Mot. Ur.inby Ci'n Mining 'ircnt North Uy pf Hrccne Cnn Copper liiilf Mobile and Northern Niidwn Mot C'nr "upp Motor Car Illinois Cont 10 11 10 0 333 110 17 13 00 37 1 57 15 1H 13 21 35 6 10 4 (59 0 7 83 47 1 SB 14 140 12 (i 30 17 in 111 0 32 US 32 76V. 77 2414 80 167 100 Vj 67'A J70 656 li. 56 18 12 SO! 16 211 128 Ql S7 3 14 57 02 10 11 16 8 211 13 05 11 soy.

S8V.1 .74 40 40 73 1 8UJ 8'A 7 7 7 7 42 I 42 73 14 68 165 23 34 7H 24 23 VI 75V, 08 10 160 or. 70 04 87 40 80 I 138 60 37 92'A 179 58 15 190 VI 30 110 138 93'A 10'A 1 51 24l 40 1 9 00 7 82 3012 in 57. 28 32 10V 03 515 2SH4 101 10 179 355 350 80A 80 70V' 18 1 fill'A 00 10! 130 48 201 1011 03 55V SO 70 181 S1V ilfi ISVi 42V4I 42', I I 42 47 I -13' RW YORK STOCKS I 1 I iHua-l Hlghl Low Everyman's Investments By George T. HngbM ituiul Steel 7( 01 1 01 I Invwtnwnl Trust CONTINUING the dtiMMunlon ot the relation batwwnt the price of lioidlnj; company's shares and tho ncgregrito value of the it owus, conntderatlon of the Invesl- ttust Is next In order. Theoret- 'cally there outfit to bo an eiact cor- refiponrtenM between market prices of "stocks of the trust and of those of th'ft corupanietf In which it Invested its Ax a rnat: er of thia is seldom so.

sonio, tnxances In Investment trusts have Bold for nt Jutrvg.iUf CO nt Mutch ptc it Xirtt '1XM and iwel Teu OUCH and l.augli Stl ordnn Motor nil City Southern' ttyiv i Co eily Spi'lgiifleld Tire ennecott Copper enge (S. Co Inc -ooso 151s -o'rlltard Co. tack Trucks laiilinttnii Klet! Hup larland Oil lay Dept Storcn laying IId-Cmtln Kand Tos ilRsoiirl Pnclfic Missouri Pacific iff Power ilontgomery Ward ilnllliif) Mfg. I'nsli Motors Vatlonal Biscuit Xat Dairy Prod. IVpt Stores v'Rt Distill Prwl v'evv York Central Chi and St IXHI pf New Hnr and Hafd Out and West rth American Co Northern Pacific Northern Pacific ttf Otis Otis Steel' Iwens Bottle Pacific Oas Klec 'ackard Motor Penn hlllp Morris Pierce Arrow mot 'oKtum Dressed Steel Car Pure Oil Radio Corp.

of A Silk Hos. Mills tomlnRton Rand Republic Ir. and Steel Reynolds Spring 760 J3 1 11) -111 1A .5 1 a In 74 81 0 37 64 31 18 10 64Vi 40V4 03 2fl 4 44 8 87 '10 172 201 r.2 11 82 3t 3fl 40 108 51 'A 40Vi than their proportionate interest in feecurltle.i held. A slightly higher may defended on the ground if of risk npd of the Tiore oonvenlent denomination of tho nvestment trust Block. blRli a irerftiuijj, however, oueht not to bt inlil for sopposed udrantagee.

The problem Is complicated when he trust reserve the power if subctltutlon. This Is desirable rom the standpoint of meeting In and financial lull (ions, but It makes tho apprais- of tho value ot the trust almost Impossible. KverythluK has i be left to tho judgment of the directors. Tlse general course uf prices of securities In some guide to the worth of the Investment trust stock, but it Ih not wholly to be relied upon. If the market for and bonds ob.

as the various Investment trusts buy in steadily advancing, it Is reasonable to suppose the value of thu mint shares has been enhanced ae- cordlnjjly. The contrary ix iiot nee- cisarlly true. There niiiy be a slump In the general market which, however, has Ixwi foreseen by thosi' in chnree of the trusts' Investments. with the result that they liquidated a part, nt least of their Then they would IHS ready to re-enter Week-End Prof it Taking Unsettles Bond List 1 But Trend Of Market Remains Firni 1 BW YOUK. March eostoniary week-end profit- taking created some Irregularity In the bond market today, although the list continued to rtn of firmness In reflection of Mtfcfnetion over the treasury's March financing program.

New for the weak approximated $127,000,000 compnred with In the preceding week when the $100.000,000 i.xsiic of the the total. Tho flfiure for the corn's- ties centrally were pondliiR week of last year wou around $135,000.000. RallroAd again attracted nt- tentlon tn the listed' market. Missouri Pacific.Ds added a fraction to yesterday's fair gain, selling above UW. "Frisco" Hens, hoWCTCr, were iiffaln subjei't to realizing, nnd American Telephone 5's wert In supply.

There wus little early business In St. I.ouls and Sun Francisco swelled thn federal governmnt group. Llbr- or two of the treasury issues to heaviness. Total Sales Previous Day Week Ago O.SfO.OOpi Year Ago Jan. 1 Date M1.12S,000:M Siime tear Ago 7 Some Two -Ago 663.072,000.

24X The following are today's Oatft--- Uons: (he market xvhou conditions mere favorable. AlKiut ns far as it is safe to RO is that it is hard to justify an ml- In the mnrket for investment trust when stocks of operating companies themselves are declining. 82 fl 42 1 23 '30 4 1 1 20 40 102 T4 25 154 S3 St. Louis San Fran. Ry.

achulte Ret. Stores Air Line pref. Sears Rnebuck Simmons Co Sinclair Con. Oil Son! hern Dairies, A' Do Southern -Pacific Southern Hallway Standard OH, Cal Do N. Standard Oil, N.

Stewart Warner Speed Stroiubers Studebaker Corp Tennessee Copper and Cli Texn.s mid Pacific Hy! Tlmken Holler Bearing Tobacco Prod Underwood Klllott Union Bag and Paper Union Pacific U. S. Cast Iroil line U. S. Indust.

Alcohol S. Rublwr U. S. Steel 1 Irior Talk Mach Victor Tiilk cvt pf. Vlntor Tnlk pr.

pf WcHterii Marylnnd Western Pacific Western Pacific pf. Western J'ulon Tel Wewtinsli Air Rr VVelitlnf-h El nnd Mfj; Willys Over'and Woo'lworfh (Jo. 1 WorthliiKton Pump and Mnch Yellow Tfk and Conch Vmipitonw and Tube Bfl P.Bi 14i 61 76 sn 180 100 51 08 154 fii 44 112 1 10 425(1 26 12- 1(12 02 25 01 'A Active Selling Carries Grain Prices Sharply Downward U. S. C10VT BOM'S.

ISalesI I In I Liberty In 4Vis Do 4th 44s lo 4th 4 rog Treasury 4'ix, '47-52 Ho '40-56 Do '43-47 102-20 103-10 103-14 102-2C 103-10 103-14 11S-18 102-28 1C3-10 103-14 110-lft r. CORPORATION BONUS 1M 12 -82'4 2T 105 I) 3 30 7 210 15 3 18 14 84 14 1G4 1 22 17 1 1 17 14 134 ai 11 02. 118 22' 83 22 28 22 111 20 00 '51 14314 86- 5H noy 10! Hi U7 202 112 17 12 121 28 9 11B 11 40 SO 01 02. 114 108 Vj 200 lit 144 4 142 28 31 30 51 62 OlilCAOO, a Ai-tU-e soning which developcil in he flnnl hour toduy carried rain's sharply downwnrd, with corn In tliv to sell in the miirhet renuitfd largely from betir- views cxprtwed by a widely known Many utondlnS ordtrs to gb of' holdings of corn wheat svore forced into optratitjn hy the inte declines today, and did much to accelerate the downward owisR of Corn closed unwilled, to 1 1-2 centR lift lower, whfnt nncliangtd to l-2c oats l-2c td l-4c down, and provisionh varying from 2 cents decline to au equal ndvance. The following Arc today's quotations: Closing Quotations WHBAT-- March, 130; May, 130 to July, 134; COUX-- Mnrcli, May, to July, to OATH-- March, Mny, to Tu -y' ld 51 to RYB-- Marcli, May, July, IjARD-- 'March, 1132 11GO; July, 1187, JUBS-- May, 1130; July, 1157.

BELLIES-- March, T200-, Mny, 1207; July. 1202. Comparison Gi Close Close Year YesterOay Ago March Mny. July Sept conx-- Inarch Mny July Sept. OATS-March May July 334 133 on 98 133 133 130 Vj 81U Opeulng Today 137 US 102 July (oM) 52 40 Vi 52 3014 200 112 12 2fi 4 oo 21 20 .30 32 r9 1f7Vj 104 21 Mny July Sept.

LAUD-March May July uins-- Mny July BBLLIBS-- Mnrcli Mny July 113T. 110-JT 1100 n.io 12fiO 12(1." 1200 1240 12f.7 1277 147.1 1445 HiS7 1TOV4 lOOVj 1170 1197 COTTON NKW YORK, March 10--(AP)-The cotton miirket ojienetl Htenrly to- lny ut uiK'lnincwt to decllno nf 'six points, Ht'tlTp inoillhs Khowlnj; net losses of four lo six points under Imsed on relatively easy Liverpool ami reports of Am. Hmeltlup; 5s Anntoriila Copper 7s, '33 l)o tis. '53 Arm. nnd Co.

r'est 4'XjR Baltimore and Ohio rfe. Os, '00 Do 1st rs lo 3s. L). 2000 Do cvt. 4 Do Os.

S. W. dlv Barnsdall Os, war Beth. Steel con. and O.

pen. 4 Chile Copper ISn, '47 1 in I lthon-1 rnlns til the southwest. Mny contructH ott to 18.40 mid Ootolter to 1S.OO, but there was ft llttie trnde buyinR and c-overlnj; these prices and the market steadied up a few points from the lowest in the early tending. Private caliles snld hedge sellinB had been alworhert hy trnrte fnllin; onrly, hut thut the Liverpool market Inter hart derllned under liquidation promoted liy the Tevas. rnlu news.

It was reported ahout S.OOO bales were helng shipped out of the local stock today for British ports. Cotton futures 3 ti 10 points higher. Murcli 18.40 uom Mnv 18.r4-5.-, Julv 18.41-43, Oct. 18.17-10, lleo. IS.07-08.

Spot let nilddllnp: 1S.OO. CLKARINO HOL'SH YORK. Mnrch 10-- (AP)-The nctunl condition of clearinc hnnkit nnd trust companies for the week xhnws dcCicit in rpFcrvo ot This in a decrease in reserve of compnred with tho week hefortf when of $1,004,130 was Con. (ins, N. Y.

'45 Cub. C. Sugar cvt. dh. 7s Cub-Am.

Sugar col. 8s Dodge Br. dob. Os, '40 Krle 4. A Illinois Out.

Int. T. nnd T. 'D2 Kayser '47 Lnck. Steel s.

K. and T. adj. 5s, A Vac. rs, 77 N.

Y. O. and HR rf. imp. Us N.

Y. Tel. seen. 4'XiS Northern Pacific Us, Pacific Uas and El. us Pun-Am.

P. and T. 6s, 103-t IVnn 11. B. 7s, '30 Do gold OVjs Do pen.

fls, '08 Do fis, '04 111 28 100 14 14 11 24 102 111 10214 111 100 100 V4 111'fc ICO 10i 11 IX! 28 1 1 .11 11 100 no lOfiij, 82 1 'i in 11 i 1031J, mi 10314 105 V4 113 88 100 104 16 102 100 'js 68 ICO 104 102 1031,4 ion Phil. $ead. C. and I. Cs IT 0.

SL, r.s, U. 73 (5. EH. 7s, '48 St. and F.

Do in Ei Do rfg. 4s Sinclair Con. Oil col. 7s Southern cvt. '29 St Oil deb fn Tenu.

El. Pow. rfff. A Steel if Cs r' Irglnln Rj. fis Western Pucllle 1st 5s Westlnghoune El.

Mfg. 5s Wheeling Kloel '48 FOREIGN ISSUES Argentine fa 'ftS. Do sfg. June Do Cs, 'S9. Oct Arg.

Os, IDffl Sept. Do 1061. Fcb Do, Mny Austria Girl. 7s. '43 DtlRlum 7Ws, Do 7s.

'X Bolivia 8s, '47 Hordenux 6s, '34 ClillR Ml Chile 8s, MO Do fis, 'fiO Czeclio 8s, DO 'jr, France 8s, '45 Ml German ext. lonn If, '40 Hungary 7 '44 Italy 7s, 1051 Jnpan 'C4 Netherlands Os, fi 1 '(V5 Polftnd 6n, 'JO Serbs Cts. Slov. 8s, Sweden '34. Uruguay 8s, '40 1 1 2 Jl 14 10 .11 1 4 2 1 I) 18 5 2 4 0 4 in 11 11 84 KJ 109 103 1.02% 103y 8 1 10 44 10 14 4 4 If 4 1 no 103 84 101 07 '07 10T ICO re 110 84 02(6 '63W OOVif 105 05; 10T' 1 A 110 mivi 8-1 Profit-Taking Checks Rush On The Curb Market BW YORK.

Marcli March BOSTON, March 10--(UP)--Arizona flip of 48's and finR crudes are spiling In moderate Bulk Nilfs hare been on Eborter woolo. Avirnse French combing staple Is hrinsinft ffoiired basis. Figured upon estlmnted shrinkoRfi the short French combins wools ore brinsirg Sl.05ffS1.10 Bcourcd hnsls. Clothinc Rtnple Arinona selling around $1.05 scoured basis. RUBBER NBW YORK.

Mnrcli futures opened firm; March, May. 2.1.00: July. COFFEE NEW YOHK, March 10--(UP)-Coffee--Rio No. 7, on "spot, 17e; Santos. 2fl7 871, sovs so Eighth Street Home Badly Damaged By Fire F'irc.

which caused an estimated lMtwcpn nnd SS.OOO. wiped nut tho seven-room fnimo house Fred Wessell and occupied Hatfield nml her nt 2310 F.lghth street alKnit p. in. Saturday. Thr finmcs readied the three-room ooriijilpd hy Mr.

and Mrs fnmily on the eaft sldf tho Hptflehl home but lieforc- tloinc any Rrent diimajjo. A strong wind made the fin PS hard to fight and 'h" property. Tfif lirrinp of Russell on the west side of the Hat field home, wos alao inured. Tlie only thing that nnved the nrookbanks IHHIIO wirs it? slnte roof. Accrii-dipj; tr SIrn.

Hstfleld was sittinB al lier miichlne sewing when she heard -s'lmc'liinx heavy fnll upstairs. She ran up stairs nnd found Mint the entire house would FOOII he In mans of flumes'. She Clyde Hpurkc, a roomer. He called the Knst Riul-nnil Hilltop fire, companies to the scene and in short order two strennm of water were nlaying the blaze. Chief Florida.

Ilnltert Icdom Ktatttl that the fire hail pi'obahly started on thft roof. The house was completely snttwl. Some one watching the fire Inc that it wan getting beyond ron- trfil of the firemen, sent in Bimthnr nlnrm. which broujjlit the Seventh street and New Roston companies to thft scenfl. Hatflelrl htnte'ii that she did nnt carry uny InMirance on the fnrn- iture nnrl hnuKelmld goods which were completely destroyed.

Mr. Wessel, wh6 owns the home, Is In TOLEDO TOLEDO, March W--(AP)-- Close: Corn conh No. yellow 1.00©1.«1. Onla cnsh No. 2, i Tljf rafh No.

2, 1.32-V4. Clover rsah doweotie 1ft.86 asked; Mnrrh ilo- medtic lfi.85 nskrd; October domestic 1C.60 bid. Other grain nnd hay un changed. Fire Destroys Home On Hales Creek I'ire nf unknown origin yesterday i i destroyed neven room ir," nf Mr. an dMrs.

fipnirsl Hlioden Creek. All membora of tlie fhmily were sway when the fire was rliwovcrert. None of the household Bonds was w.ved. The family lost nil of Ilieir winter provisions stored on herond floor. John C.

Bond Found Guilty KSTO.v. Murrli 10 i o. Itnnd. former niiditor i i i a was found plilty of i nf funds here toilny. Sentence wus Hicknian Is Found Guilty ANOKLKS.

i'lry nf m( 1O-(AP to- William Kdward Hickmnn lhy Hllnt Iry of lffler and recommended life for both. All Styles Of Stockings Shown (NANCY GRIMES) A style promenade in silt; hosiery given tfntnrdny afternoon in tht hhow window of the Anderson Tlrts. store to ronvnl the- new in nt- irnclivr- heels as well tho fnncy fiporlB clm'kirigK. That the Indien -will well heeled this nut- on not iloiiht, nfter the made tills nfternoon. There are heels nil kinds for correct wenr of Ihe fiistidlniis young Miss which include clover lieeltf, dlaniond heels, lance heefs, twin heels, profllo heels, and Van Dyke heela.

A pretty hose for afternoon, wear called the Fleur CINCINNATI, Mnrch 10--(AP)-Corn, Sic to on No. 3 yellow and depending upon freight rates point of origin In Cincinnati territory t6 New Yovk. Oats--No. 2 ordinary white, Other grains and hay unchanged. Livestock was very attractive worn with he shoes to match.

Another stock- UK which made pretty model was one with the nftrrbw clock Bide. All the were worn with the. ahoea to match. The run-way on which the models appeared was fio curtained as to show only appendages of the models 'ommonty known an Since it ivas tft he only a stocking and foof- wear promenodo was not considered i to have the young ladies appear In any other fine apparel lo distract attention from Ihe hosiery. Qultfl a crowd arnund the store ut when'the promennte began.

Wales Falls For 'Steenth Time SIKLTON MOWBItAY, England. March Prince of Wnica hart fnll while nertlKlnfi pt Croxton park todny, but wag hot Injured. CINCINNATI CINCINNATI, March 10-- (AP)-(TJ. B. Department of Agriculture) -Hogs-- Receipts, HOO; Iield over, ISO market nneren, mostly 2Se higher 170 to 230-iJound bntehera.

load or two on shipping heavy hogs, 250 pounds up, Bvnrce round down; few 130 to 180- pnunrl. cows, quoted around $7 pigs. 00 tS 110 pounds, heavier weights, heavier Cattle Receipts, 50; calves, CO cattle steady vonlers fipc lower others top, 814.W. Shet-p-- Receipts. 250 in B(Mdy; best wooled lamlw Huted iihorn lamnR around ewci around $7.

Produce CINCINNATI CINCINNATI, March' 10-- (AP Poultry: Grpae younx 15; medium 1 3 2 (omtnon 5 to 7. Others til Butler unchanged. extra fimU 20; ffrstw Kconds 27: nearby ungraded firm. SB can on track, MinriMota-North Dakota 120 I Early Ohlo'a 3.00 to 326. Other nncbanced.

U. S. STEEL REPORT NEW nflllcd of the I'ultcrl Hinies teel nt the closp ol Feb- inry nniflunted to mi In- renpe of 122,242 tons, rnm'pnml with 1 end of flic preceding The reose Is Inrgor tlinn ad liren-exoWcd In Wall street, al- iniifr!) had run ns ish ns 100,000 tonx. In oni'ly Marcli 10--(AP)-Profit-taking sales hammered down the galnn and caused some wide losses In thfe curb market today, but prices were Irregular right the close, acore of shares reached new high ground and the list ended tlio week svtlBtantially Mghcr. Industrial specialties again Tere the leaders 61 tho, advance.

It wus practically a new group of industrials that new high recordu todny. Mines and metals were irregular. Tho following are today's quotatlona: INDUSTRIALS. Am itopt. Storea Am (Ins iind El Am Rolling Mills Asso Oas nmi El Blyn Shoe Bohn Alum and Itrags Buff and Knst Pow Huff Niag and fi Pow new' Cities Serv new Cities Serv'pf Colombian Syndicate Comwenlth ConHnental Oil vtc Diirsnt Mot TCnreka Pipe Gibson Oil Glen Aldcn Coal Sales tu Hun Low 10 20 0 1 "i 12 71 8 1 II 0 UJM 145 102 '4 100 lfi-10 1BO 142 47 4 Iftl 70V4 101 47 4 100 i n-i ISO 71 1 157 Iloustoon (Julf Gas Illinois Lino Indiana I'lpe Line Indust Royon A lyehlgh Val Coul ctf Metro Cli Stores Nat Klec Povs- A Nat Pub Serv A Nelsner Urns Tel fl'is pet pf Nor Ohio 1'ow Ohio Oil Sonthenfit Pow nnd Lt Srtuth Porai Oil Hnuitl Oil Indiana 0)1 of Ohio Swift lilt Vacuum Oil Oil mid Snow elf Cities' Ker fis flO Cities Hot On 68 38 2CO 30 I) 41 1 3 18' 1 in no 21 i 25 ai3 801,4 18 190 20 Gt 2n 01 74 (ISVil 18 20 04 -48 74 hnd ti.vs of predictions ecu rather jreiiernl that the r'ders would show llitle clinntp ffom niiuiiry rtl decrease of 75.000 OIIK or mure wns cnnshlpred nor Ini- A mnterliil gain in HIP last week of (lie mcntli fol- owed a general slowing up nf Iirtolt- ngs in Ihe earlier periods ami no- oimleil for the gain.

COLUMBUS COIAJMBUS. Ohio. Mnrt-h 10. Columbus Mocks were ateatly tolny In life face of unseftlement In Wall street. STOCKS.

Buckeye Steel common Kollfiivlnj? arc today's uotstlons: Ttid. 40 City and Fuel Oodninn fihoe Company Jeffrey Manufacturing Co. nnd Itoss Hliey Shoe preferred Sointo Valley Ry. common Mo Do second preferred Trncey Wells Company 108 02 Vj Ask. 50 14 7fi 30 CINCINNATI.

Kode! Knaio A Procter nml Gnmhlo TJ. 8. Plnyliipr Card Vnlcan iJist CINCINNATI, March 10 (UP) The Ing are totly'u CINCINNATI STOCKS Amer. Laundry Machine Amer. Rolling Mill Buckeye Incubator ChurnKolrl CtnelmiHtt Sfreet Tly Clnolnnntl (Jns nnd Klc'c .1102 43 on 42 '4 1 43 I 10 TO" I iO 127.

il27' 1l 0 inc 1134 FOREIGN KXCHANOE NBW YOUK, March (AP) rftign exchanpeti stently. Demand rinntatlons in cents: Great Britain. 41)7 ft-16t France, 3.03 1-4; Italy, 5.25; Belftinm, 13.03%; Germany. 23.68%; Holland, Norway, 26.ft3 Sweden, Denmark. 26.78: Switzerland, 10.25: Spain, 1C.80 Grewe, 1.32 1-4: Po- nnd, I1.S5; Rumania, 1.7(1; Austrin.

Argentina. Rrazll, 12; Tokyo, 40.ftt: Montreal, ftO.OO 6-S. 2.0ftli 14.10; 42.80; when Hill to change ins po" nnd be by nnntlier gunru Whltflcld wnlked down the bo- the tiers of with blnnhPt wrapped about i Whltflfd hid bc- (wten two of blinds nt the end of Hie dormitory thf simnls went In out. At 2 o'clock Hill was relieved by another guard nnd want to nut- lide post. Tlie ntw mltory down in door for a few minutes and then walkfd to the other end of the dormitory and Whltfieid is saiii to have slipped out into lhe.y»rii through the door which i alleged lo left unlocked by Hill.

prisoner then went ovor Alleged Slayers Of Patrolman Will Go OJQ Trial Next Monday in Ills dor a near the the penitentiary with the aid of BUOAR. NKW YORK, March raw Fiigar market was oulet today at 4.4«. Price chnnRes in raw Biisnr were narrow. Tradlfip on the whole Jlcht with approximate nales only 13.000 tons. March closed 2.78: May 2.72; July 2.80; 2.83; Dec.

2.ftfl: Jan. 2.8 Itofined Bupar prices were anjted nt 5.70 to B.75 for crnnulated. Convict Shot Following Esacpe (Continued From One) JnrmtigatEon won conducted by Ihe warden among Sfi Ihe dormi- U-ry wlierr. Whitfifld TCBK confined. The wArdtn Kjiid learned that wlirn Hill cnmp (o work laat.

nijht he brought a large bundle with him which IB to hftvr contained the rlviliart gnr- rope ladder. It. was believer! Whitfield then went to Hill home, where he wan found. Prison surBeons. examining Whitfield, snid they could not wh'cther hig four wonndn would bf falal, but that they probably would op- crate on him.

Warden Thomas said that If Hill were convicted of aiding Whlt- Jield's he wnnld the same sentence under which conTict he jiided was serving-- lift imprisonment. Two other guards, posted in fowera on (he penitentiary walls, the warden might lose their jobs as a result ef npg- llgencc. He said thty ahoulil have awn Whitfield foinK over the wall. Whilfleld w.w retelved at thft penl- tcntlnry from Cleveland August 0, '1023, on -jhurBu of murder In the Unit in connection with the kllllnp of Patrolman mnnls Orlffln May 11. 1023.

the killing he went to his roomliiB IIOUHC and sot lilx clothes mid, accfimimnied by ft while- girl, the cfrdon of police wlilcli had been thrown alwut the city. Whitflfld wore in his Hill etna carried ft large envelope, it 3 Haw rrtMHwr Wrapped In Btonhet Arrcetod 'ny the patrolman on a mlnnr lift asked to fnmib' anil utarterf for homo with officer. They nnrt few rtnys inter the found In shallow grave Just oat- tide Ctereland, A nation-wide was made before Whitman A the wld, told him lured in Detroit, trlM and sentenced thtt shortly before 2 o'clock, thft life Imprisonment, James Colemnn, ulins "Sleepy" col-1 bred, will be put on trlfll for Iitu life before Judge n. P. Kimhle and a jury In Common Pleas court, Monday mornlnt; at nine o'clock.

In connection the murder of Officer T'luil who wns Hliot awl killed at Eleventh and Montros gtreclB nil lie night nf lust February I). W. 11. Wilson, alias also colored olntly Indicted with rttlemim connection with the Kill be irouglit to trial on Marcli 10. Fredrick was shot down ns In- HIV pronrtird tho two men to question hem nnd tho state will demand tho Ifialh penHlty for the two Blnyers.

Colemnn is snld to hav ccnnfefssert ho fired thn fnUil uhotn wlik-li onuffed out the life of tlia officer according-to ProBecutor Kussell K. McOurdy. the state to tmlld up ftronp chain of drcmn- nmnces' ns to leave no dmjM of the guilt of tho pair chanted. Tha stnte to efitnMfflh the Lift a folemnn hnd fornuul a conspiracy to rob colored In (he N. W.

vnrdf) nt llw time the murder In cupnort of thn cimten- lion that Ifi ennnlly snilliy with (lie nctunl slayer. A fjx-Hnl venire at Revfnly-fivo mpn have heeii wimmoneil to In court ai jtnd from these It in lioped a of twelve will he to henr the The venlremen report court room on the second floor Monday nwnirijcMo flvrill their tiim of Ixsim cilted examination tniichlnst their for Jury wirlce In tho The state hns fonr cliftl- nnd the defence Kl mrfi maklns In all 3ft wlilcli may exercised, lj both ildet, if desired iu the Jury. Tlie ntiisod will lx dofended hy ttorncy George W. Sheppnrd. iip- wintml by the cnurt, or McCnrdy and "linlth will handle the inte.

Still Going Vulcan common stock Jumped lo 8 4 Satnrdar- Sciotoville Wins TV Sclntoville llisli echool basket- nil tram defeated the St. Mary's tram the old P. II. 8. gym Friday night iy tlie wore of 38 to'27.

Goodmnn vns the high point gsltei' for St. Mary's nnrt Wnlcldi for. Bciototillc Seriously 111 of Willlsm ncal mrrehaiit tailor, will to' that ho la gerionfcly. Ill at of hla Kin -and Mr and Girl Blankenmeyer. of ISalrrl nvenae John SKBIOVSLY HJ, Pfsu, for many yearn a resident of (his city is ill in Cin- local relatiyea His in oi her, Jacob Pfan, ann Jftbn Pfsn, nnd Mr.

and Jlrf. Fred Ixirry left Saturdny (o be n' his bwtxidf. Hearing Monday Mayor W. B. Nesriwrry.

New )cn, tmtar thit the oC Patrolman UllUni fron forrt oa in eiliuri chant ttojiU hrtJ'fctfont kiia Moudsy..

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