The Times-Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • 12

anil Curb Closing Prices Complete IStoek STOCK EXCHANGE CURB MARKET Bales In Salea in Sales In hundreds Sales In hundreds High hundreds High Stocks Regain Part Of Recent Declines Securities Take Upward Swing As European War Fears Lessen Somewhat Bond Market Also Stages Rally. bundreda 4 Dunhlll Int 1 Packard Motor 15 3 11 Pac PAL 71 pf. Close 11 149 139 15 (By the Associated Press I New York, March 21. Following; Is the official list ol transaction on the New fork Curb Ssehani giving all stock traded! Total stock sales today: 111,000. Year ago: 141,196.

Unit Gas do. war Unit Lt ft A Unit Lt Pw do pf L'nlt Shipyds A. do Unit Shoe 11 150 1 139 10 15 4 5 175 6 23 IBf lbs tHotitiid Presa! New York, March IL Following Is tho torn plot oloiini Ual of today's took transactions on tho New York 6tock Exchange: Bales: Active stocks, inao-Uvea, total today. 689,610: previous day, week ago, 685.1B0; ear ago, S2.80; two year ago, Jan. 1 to data, 64.687,777- year ago, 60.361,460; two years ago, Low 3 "4 55 9 4 10 204 1 41 8 84 3 20 35', 14 4 27 Pantepec Oil Ven Pennroad Pa-Cent Airl Pa PAL 17 pt.

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the former at and the latter af 2.64 1316. Among stocks, American Telephone jumped more than three at the best, and improvement was shown by U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, General Motors, Douglas Aircraft Boeing, Montgomery-Ward, Consolidated Edison, du Pont, Anaconda, Westinghouse, U. S.

Gypsum, Eastman Kodak, Santa Fe, Chesapeake and Ohio, Philip Morris and Standard Oil of New Jersey. BOND PRICES RALLi New York, March 21 (V-The bond market rallied sharply today under the influence of a more pacific outlook in Europe. Practically every variety of loan rose in price, while United States treasuries, toward closing time, an advance begun early in the day. I Utilities benefited from the more optimistic tone. Some rail issues rose as much as two points.

Among the leaders were American and Foreign Power 5s, International Hydro-Electric 6s, Western Union 5s, Illinois Central 4s and 434S, Pennsylvania Railroad 4V4s of '65 and of '70, and Southern Railway Prague 7 'is of '52 gained five points on a single purchaser but the major interest in the foreign list centered on Scandinavian and South American issues, practically all of which advanced. New York, March 21 (P). European war fears lessened somewhat in world markets today and securities regained a portion of their recent declines. Traders in New York took their cue from a buying move that got under way earlier at London, Paris and Amsterdam and leading issues were pushed up one to three points. The going was slow from the start, however, and light profit taking cut down top marks here and there at the close.

Transfers approximated 700,000 shares. Aside from the fairly widespread belief an outbreak of hostilities involving the so-called democratic and totalitarian nations was hardly likely at the present time, speculative forces had nothing much to go on in the way of especially stimulating developments on the business front or at Washington. Publication of the state department's note to Germany stating the United States "does not recognize that any legal basis exists" for the establishment of a German protectorate over Bohemia and Moravia had been pretty well discounted by Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles' condemnatory statement last Friday. Wheat futures broke in the forenoon on the waning of war apprehension, but recovered later and finished off only 1,4 to of a cent a bushel at Chicago. Corn was unchanged to down V.

Cotton, in late transactions, was off 20 to 45 cents a Sterling and the French 33 4 455 8 T4 30 7H 8H 4 3 13 16 3 2 4 A 63 1 2 11 23 15 4 4 20 lOi 2 193 2 4 1 3 29 1 A 3 3 6 204 9 A 1 3 22 8 24 4 334 18 13 4. 11 2 14 14 14 .10 3 13 47 11 10 4 454 454 114 14 1 .50 125 125 11 16 71 81 6 15 17 Abbott Lab Adam Exp Adam-Mlllla Addreaaog Air Reduction Air-Way El Appl Alaaka Juneau Allaghahy Corp. do (pf do pf $30 ww do pf 140 ww Allegheny-Luil St Al Cham Allied Mllla Allied Btra do. pf. Allis-Ch Mfg Alpha Cam Amerada Am Bank do.

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Am Roll Mill do pf Am ftafety Raor Am Ship Bldg Am' Smelt A R. do pf Am Hnuff Co Am 8tl Fdra Am Storei Am Sugar Ref Ai Tel A Tel Am Tobacco do Am Type Fdra Am Wat Wki Am Woolen Am Zino LAS Anaconda Anchor Hock 01. do pf Arch-P-M pf Arm III do pr pf Armstrong Cork. Arnold Conat Artloom Cprp l.oit Drv Goods 9 86 16 74 65 4 2 4 12 14 14 1 19 60 15 83 7 38 8 IS 4 8 7 4 37 4 1 91 4 7 St 12 6 6 10 4 36 18 27 124 10 564 112 3 5 156 122 32 4 4 86 144 7 65 2 4 12 4 14 14 14 19 60 1 15 83 7 4 38 8 33 110 14 92 39 15 714 49 19 71 11 16. 5 10 12 105 6 274 20 14 16 1.3 114 164 113 47 46 1 3 125 1 1 22 22 134 lSta 34 34 33 4 33 54 6 44 44 39 39 's 14 14 13 4 3 4 33 4 6 45 14 5 .174 23 34 12 9 304 14 33 42 10 1 9 20 1 54 36 24 4 1 22 32 22 44 25 30 23 82 2 4 23 3 12 5 4 154 7 4 53 9 3 13 27 4 23 39 41 82 125 46 125 6 4 33 20 14 83 23 4 14 24 4 61 11 20 8 32 4 1 6 15 30 23 14 25 26 30 4 19 11 9 14 10 163 114 70.

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T4eech Aire Hell Aire- Bell Tel Can Hell Tel I'n pf Hi'llanca Aire ilerk Guy Kurn do war Btckfords Hllss (E W) Bohac (HC) 1 pt Bowm-Bilr-H do 1 pf Bras Tr Hreese Corp Brewst Aero Brown FAW Buckeye Cab El Prod vtc Can Ale A. Carib Syn Carnation Caro PAL 17 pf. Carrier Corp Catalln Am Celaifese 1 pf Cellulld pf do 1 pf Cen- A LxPf Ceo St El Chesebrough Chl Flex" Chllda pf Cities Service do pf do pf BB Cleve Trsct Colon Develop Colo Fuel A I Sir Colts Anns Colum A pf, Colum A a Com wit hs DIs Comm. 1'ub Kve Compo Sh vtc. Cons Cbppermln Cons U- A do pf A Cona Stl Corp 93 .50 24 44 42 434 1 137W 1874 137 1 444 444 4 13 304 IV 311 8 10 104 i 20 20 20 4 J7 158 167 157 54 33 20 1 33 23 14 24 6 61 11 20 3 4 3 21 32 4 14 4 ir, 30 23 4 14 25 26 30 194 11 9 6 4 10 163 15 4 704 REFEREE GOLDSTEIN IS RE-QUESTED TO HAVE OLD AUTO FIRM HERE ADJUDICATED A BANKRUPT.

The Conrad Motor Car Company, one of the oldest automobile distributing firms in the state, admitted through its principal officers Otto R. Conrad and Karl P. Conrad, at a meeting of creditors in the Federal building this afternoon, that it was (unable to carry out a propsoed plan of reorganization and asked that the firm be adjudicated a bankrupt Bankruptcy Referee William K. Goldstein, who presided at the creditors' meeting, announced that he would recommend to the court that the firm be adjudicated a bankrupt and that the trustee, William McDonald, of Clarks Summit, be continued in possession of the firm's plants in this city, Kingston and Montrose, during the pendency of the adjudication. The Conrads -Otto R.

and Karl father and son, respectively, had filed the petition to reorganize for the firm and for an arrangement of debts as individuals under Chapter 12 of the bankruptcy act. It was explained that they as Individuals will be adjudicated as bankrupt. Attorney Fred J. Scott, counsel for the Conrads, in announcing that the firm was unable to carry out the. proposed reorganization plan, explained that he would file a formal petition asking for the adjudication.

SETTLEMENT MADE IN SUITS 5 33 20 4 14 32 4 23 13 24 4 6 11 114 20 3 4 2 20 Jl 4 1 6V. .11 30 23 14 25 26 34 19 4 11 9 6 4 10 163 15 70 131 1 83 4 88 83' 40 15 714 49 19 72 16 16 6 104 13 105 6 28 3 4 PRISON FOR TEN IRS 85 4. 64 13 5 4 3 15 21 17 2 8 3 8 16 6 1 1 1 100 84 6 11 6 274 1 4 17 4 6 10fc 85 11 6 6 37 184 37 184 184 1 3 4 4 4 2 17 16 17 2 14 13 13 .40 21 21 21 1 2 J4 2 1 6'. A' lv 2 10 10-10 2 99 9 2 10 9 10 1 14 1H 14 1 32 32 12 11 1 1 12 2 2 111 1 2 28 ,27 4 28 .1" 96 96 91 2 14 14 14 4 3 34 3 .35 87 4 87 174 .25 21 .20 60 (A 10 .25 II 94 91 2 A A A 1 121 125 121 1 73 73 7,1 .60 48 4 48 4 48 4 4 74-7 '7 3 45 45 45 ,10 40 40 40 111 6 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 81 II 11 .25 17 17 (7 3 1 34 J4 1 1 27 4 27 4 17 4 2 15 15 15 13 7 7 7 1 77 77 77 .40 1144 1144 H44 .30 1194 114 H4 1 1 34 6 66 4 1 4 4 .20 2 -8 4 4 4 42 41 41 20 164 15 12 115 164 15 12 444 11 I 11 116 1 1 16 16 26 Chicago, March 21 (JP). After slumping 1 cents a bushel, wheat prices staged a rally today that whittled away about half of the early loss.

Buying credited to eastern sources, mills and export interests aided the recovery which got under way as soon as the overnigftt accumulation of selling orders had been absorbed. Wheat closed lower than yesterday, May67V4-H, July 67-; corn, unchanged to V4 off. May 47Vi. July 49; oats, to-Vi higher. Cash grain: Wheat.

No. 4 hard; 114 Corn, No. 4 mixed. 60 4 (mainly white); No. 3 yellow, 47 No.

2 whits, 53; sample grade, 44. Oats. No. 1 white, 33; ssmple urn de white. 27 4 Soy beans.

No. 2 yellow, 89. Barley, msltlng, 52-S0 (nominal); feed. 35-42 (nominal). Timothy seed.

2.85-3.15 (nominal). Red clover, 11.00-16 00. Red 9.26-75. 44 4 44 4 11 11 I 9 8 8 4 4 34 34 (2 83 21 21 14 14 21 214 131 Aaaoe Inv pf ww 4 Atch TA8F 1 4 46 464 .20 107 107 9 4 1 4 12 1 314 1 14 7 21 4 14 16 184 16 26 26 24 24 42 42 do pf AtJ Cat LI AU A Indlea Atl Refining do pf Atlaa Corp Atlaa Pow 1 108 108 108 11 16'. 8 1 7 7 13 133 13 71 27 Pan-Am Airways Paraffins Cos Inc Param Pictures do 2 pf Park A Tllford Park Utah Parks Davis Paths Film Penney (J C) Penn-IMx Cement do pf A Penn It Peoples Pere Marquette do pf Pet Milk Petrol Corp1 Pfeiffer llrew Phelps Dodne Phlla Rap Tr Pliila Read I' I Philip Morriii Phllllps-Jones Phillips Pet Pierce Oil pf Pills Flour Pitt West Va Pitt Coake Ir.

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do 14 pf do 17 pr pf Stand Oil Cal Stand Oil Ind Stand Oil Kan Stand Oil Sterling Prod StewartWarn Stokaly Broa Stone A Webster. Studebsker Corp. Sunshine Mng Superheater Superior OH Swift A Co Swift Intl Symlng-Gould ww do xw Telautograph Tenn Corp Texas Corp Texas Gulf Prod. Texas Gulf Sulph Tex Pao. CAO Tex Pao Trust.

Thatcher Mfg The Fair Thompson (JR) Thompson Prod Thompson-Star. Tlde-Wst A OH Tlmken-D Tlmken Roll Transamerlca Trana A West Air Transue ft Will Tri-Cont Corp Truax-Traer Twent C-Fox Twin City pf Twin Coach I I en A Co Cnlon Bag A Union Carbide Union Oil Cal Union Pacific do pf Union Tank Car United Air Llnea United Aircraft United Biscuit United Carbon UnltedjCarr UniUd Corp. do. pt. United Drug United Elee Coal Unit Eng A Unit Fruit United Gaa Imp.

do. pf. Unit Mer A 8 A For Sec. 8 Freight 8 Gypsum 8 Hoffman Ma Indus Alco. Leather do A 8 Pipe A Fdry 8 Real A Imp 8 Rubber do 1 pf 8 Smelt RAM.

do pf Steel do pt 8 Tobacco do- pf United Stockyda. United Stores Unlv Plct 1 Van Raalte Vanadium Corp Va-Caro Chem Va El A II pf Vulcan Detln Walgreen Co I Wjtlker A do pf Walworth Co .10 133 123 15 30 14 14 70 27 9 15 6 4 7 100 4 100 4 FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York, March 21 (JP). Tension in the foreign exchange rmarket snapped nearer normal today as lines between democratic and dictator powers appeared more clearly drawn in the current argument. Major European currences, helped on a steady course recently by official control action, continued on a stable basis. Discount on future rates narrowed slightly in many cases.

The Swiss franc, a heavy loser In the past week, was unchanged, as was the belga. The pound sterling dipped V4i of a cent and the guilder .01 of a cent, while the French franc advanced of a cent Late rates follows; Great Britain in dollars, others in cents: Great Britain 4.68: 60-day bills 4.66H; Canada, Montreal in N. Y. 99.43; Canada, New York in Montreal, IOO.56V4; Belgium 16.82i: Denmark 20.92; Finland 2.08; France 2.65; Germany 40.12: benevolent 21.45, travel 21.40; Greece Hungary 19.85; Italy 5.26V4; Jugoslavia 2.32; Netherlands 53.09; Norway 23.53; Poland 18.3; Portugal 4.25; Rumania Sweden 24.12; Switzerland 22.50; Argentine 31.21n; Brazil 5.90n; Mexico City 20.25n; Japan 27.32; Hong Kong 29.11; Shanghai 16.30. Rates in spot cables unless otherwise indicated.

Nominal. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS March 21 Some of the closing' prlcea on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange follow: Bankers Securities pt. ll Budd Manufacturing 1 Electrio Bond and Share 10 14 3 3 .10 111 n.1113 13 64 14 4 108 7 61 32 6 1 154 254 110 834 14 4 6 24 4 3 11 24 8 INSURANCE Fl 7 13 II 14 20 20 21 114 18 21 24 43 .14 14 71 17 1 100 4 1 1 20 4 21 274 5D 48 74 4 1 4 134 7 8 32 2 16 27 4 7 6 5-4 7 14 11 11 19 14 24 1 51 (14 94 11 11 1 1 14 11 514 21 24 26 4 26 4 60 60 4 14 1 7 24 16 11 19 24 13 61 654 67 17 113 12 26 47 4 12 63 14 108 49 114 6 1 15 264 109 83 14 4 6 24 3- 11 24 175 69 4 49 11 31 6 34 4 7 1 74 74 1 1 4 4 14 CSV 674 134 134 74 74 1 8 1 17 17 1 112 111 I 134 13 II 21 21 1 175 21 10 5 6 2 4 11 114 2 23 4 214 2 4 18 18 1 33 .10 108 .30 14 101 .108 274 27 Cooper-Bess 1 Corroon A RV ..1 2 Cosden-Petro 5 Courtlaulds 1 Creole Pet 19 Crocker-Wh El 2 1 Croft Brewing 1 Cuneo Press 60-50 do pf 19 109 Dsyton Rub 1 15 do A 60 2 Deccs Records 2 5 I'ennlson 1 pf .51) 23 )et Cask A Mfg 1 I Draper Corp 10 41 Durh Has 1 1 luro-Tem 1 4 Fugle Plrh Ld 3 10 East A pr pf ,50 Ji E.lls Br Strs 1 18 Elsler Elec 1 1 El Bond A Sh 94 10 do 16 pf 1 it El Pow As 4 3 do. A 18 3 do. war Elertrogra-phlo 1 10 A 1 pf 1.50 74 do.

7 pf 173 7 4 T.64 19 i'4 Close: Wheal High. Low. -Close. March 67 4 May 57 11 174- July 17 18 17- flept 47 Corn March 47 May 47 474 47- July 49 48 41 Sept. 50 49 60 Osts Msy 29 18 4 July 27 4 27 27 4 26 26 2S Soy Beans May 89 17 4 87 4 July 86 Oct.

71 Rye May 42 41 424 July 43 43 13 Sept, ...44 44 44 Lard March (11 Msy 1 42 1.40 1 42 July I 40 4.57 I 40 Sept 1.77 171 1:77 60 114 40 6 34 8 4 84 58 28 18. 16 1 1 5 54 5 42 1. 10 14 21 35 12 5 5 4 1 42 4 21 21. 9 4 12 12 10 25 '77 77 29 29 8 8 19 88 1 464 1 I il 10 7 At the age of seventy-two years, Thomas Donahue, of 1116 Clay avenue, New York city, was. sentenced this afternoon shortly before 3 o'clock by Federal Judge Albert L.

Watson to ten years in a federal prison, to edesignated by the attorney general, after the defendant pleaded guilty to three charges growing out of a robbery of the postoffice at Woolridge, Clinton county, on Dec. 15, 1936. Donahue entered pleas to three counts in the indictment charging him with breaking into the' post-office, stealing stamps amounting to $9,814.19 and cash and United States saving bonds totaling $8,343.75. On the former charge the aeed man was told that he must serve five years in prison and on the other two counts hfcswas sentenced to three and two yearS respectively. Judge Watson instructed the defendant that the sentences are to run consecutively.

The defendant, who was seated when sentenced was passed, appeared unmoved. Court was informed before sentence was imposed that Donahue had a long criminal his first conviction being in 1885. WILKES-GARRE MID EASTERN WE MDOIEIIT APPfiGVED Abendoment of the right- of-way of the Wilkes-Barre and Eastern Railroad Company between Suscon, Luzerne county, and Stroudsburg, Monroe county, a distance of fifty-four miles, was approved in an order signed by Federal Judge Albert W. Johnson this afternoon. Attorney Leo W.

White, of Pitts-ton, counsel for Joseph P. Jeianings, of Moosic, trustee of the railroad, told the court that the line had been operating at a loss for some time and that it was to the best interest of the company's plans for.xeorgani-zation to abandon the line. He said that a deficit of $5,088.23 resulted from the operation of three freight trains', over the right of way each week during the period- between May and December of 1938. Passenger service on the line was discontinued in May of 1935. The deficit for the freight travel.

Attorney White explained, was exclusive of Interest on bonds. GERM IMPORTERS MEET New York, March 21 (). Twenty German-American exporters and importers met today to discuss the 25 per cent countervailing Impost on German goods, to become effective April 23, and then called a general meeting for Wednesday afternoon. Dr. K.

A. Bauer, of the firm of Carl Zeiss, Inc, presided. The meeting was closed. I 1 Aviation Corp Bald Loco ct Bait A Ohio do pf Bangor A Barber Aeph Barnadall Oil Bayuk Cigar Beldlng-Hem Bandlx Avlat Benef Ind Ln do pf Beat A Co Beth Steal -i do 1 pf do 7 Blaw-Knox Boeing Airplane Bonn Al A Braaa Bon Ami Al ilo B- Borden Co Borg-Warner Bower Roll Bear. Brewing Corp Am Bridgeport Braaa.

Brlgga Mfg Bristol-Myers Bklyn A Tr pf Bklyn-Man Tr Bklyn Un Oat Buryrus-Erle Budd Mfg do pf Budd Wheel Bullard Co Bulova Watch Burling Milla Burr Add Mach Hush Terminal Butler Bro Butte Cop A Zinc Byara (X M) Co do pf Byron Jfackaon Calif Packing pf Callahan Z-Leed Calumet A Hee Campbell Wyant Can Dry Ala Canad Cannon Mill Carriers A -Geo Caae (J I) Co do pf faterpll Tractor Calaneaa Corp Celotex Corp Cent Foundry Cent Vloleta Jj i 7 Five assumpsit actions instituted by John and William Zelinsky. brothers, against a like number of insurance companies to recover for the destruction by fire of the Montdale Inn, Montdale, on Nov. 20, 1937, were settled in the court of Judge Edward P. Little, of Montrose, specially presiding here this afternoon. A verdict for the defendant without costs was taken and the amount of the settlement was not made known.

Trial of the five cases began yesterday before Judge Little. The jury was kept together after being selected. Attorney Raymond Bfalkowski was for the plaintiffs and Attorneys Harry W. Mumford and H. C.

Mc-Grath were for the defendant com panies. $13,230 SUIT SETTLED A was reached in court today between counsels for the Pea-body Seating Company, of North Manchester, and the school district of Dunmore by which the sum of $13,230.38 was awarded the seating company against the school district MED FEDERAL JUDGE 11 10 6 14 (0 43 4 78 23 34 .30 6 43 6 3 3 9 1 1 2 1 111 1 26 1.10 1.10 2 4 3 13 2 3 1 1 1 9 18 4. 4 do. 14 Pf .10 do. 6 pf 1.75 Emsco DA Ed.

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Hecker Prod Helme (OW) pf. Hercules Motor Hercules Powder do pf Holland Furn do pf Hollander I A) Holly Sumr Homestake Houd-Hershey Household Fin pf Houston Oil Howe Sound Hudson Bay MAS Hudson Motor Hupp Motor Illinois Central Indust Rayon Inger Rand Inland Steel Inspirit Copper. Interb Rap Trans Interchem Intercon Rubber. Interlake Iron Int Agricultural, Int Bus Machine. Int Harvester Int Hydro-El A.

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Kendall Co pf Kennecott Cop Keystone SAW Kresge (9 8) Kroger Orocery Laclede Gaa do. pf Lambert Co Lee Rub ft Tire. Lehigh Vat Leh Val Lehman Corp Lib-O-F Glass Llbby, McN ft Liggett A My do pf Lima Locomotive Link Belt Liquid Carbonio Loew'a Ino Loft Inc Lone Star Long-Bell Lbr A. Looae-Wil Biscuit do 1 pt Lorlllard (P) Macy (R H) Co. Magma Copper Manatl Sugar Manh Ry do mod gtd.

Marine Midland Marshall Field Martin L) Co Masonlts Corp Mathieson Alk v. May Dept Stores MaytagCo do. 1 pf. MoCrory Stores. McGraw Eleo Mclntyre Pore McKeesport McLellan 8tra Mead Corp Melville Shoe Mangel Co.

do. 6 Mesta Miami Copper Mid Cont Midland Stf Prod do. 1 pf Minn-Honey pf Minn-Molina MocKan-Tex do. pf Mo Pacific do. pf Mohawk Monsanto Montgom Morris A Essex Motor Motor Wheel Mueller Brass Mulllna Mfg do pf Murray Corp Nash-Kelvinator.

Nash Chat A St Nat Acme Nat Aviation Nat Biscuit Nat Cash Reg Nat Cycllnder Nat Dairy Pr do pt A Nat Dept Nat Distillers Nat Gypsum Nat Lead Nat Mai A 8tl Ca Nat Pow A Natl Steel Nat Supply 7 20 4 1 26 24 13 14 464 6 9 7 4 3 3 31 234 10 4 2 10 13 18 99 86 2 4 20 4- 3 25 2 4 13 14 46 4 1 7 4 3 3 214 33 4 104 1 1 124 184 99 IS sa 71 7 7 27 11 4 10', 104 4 4 17 43 4 34) 7 20 4 84 25 2 13 15 464 9 7 3 21 234 10 2 10 114 18 99 85 12 11 39 17 10 II 1 16 1 4 11 75 12 Chlcsgo, March 21 (PI. Hoga were mainly ateady. today with' spots up aa 11 .20 17 S3 103 103 3 1 2 1 3 I 24 10 2 14 11 13 2 1 .20 3 1 7 10 17 4 2 1 45 61 il 1 11 11 13 1 1 8 much aa 10 centa In a fairly active trade. 41 44 10 71 71 71 70 7 1 1 '10 10 4 4 17 10 11 40 II 11 T.A II 44 19 10 18 17 16 1 -1 4 14 11 11 4 14 1 144 11 44 91 3 171 171 The steer market waa alow and mostly steady to weak. Fat lambs were active 30S 30 bquity o'rp do.

13 cv pf, Esqulre-Coron Eureka Pipe L. Feddera Mfg Fldello Brew Flsk Rub Ford Can Ford Mot Ltd Frankl Ray FroHt pf Fruehauf Tra Fuller fl cv do. 4 pf Oen El Ltd Gen Oen Inveat Georg Pow 15 pt do 11 pf Gilbert (AC) do pf Gray Mfg 40 New Ycrk. Msrch 21 Pi Closing Ir'nited Ntates government bonds: ls (47-43 110 26 2a 110.24 (4B-441 110.10 2'is (47-45) 115 25 2'js 145) 107.21 Is (48-44) HO 7 14s (49. 4f.) 110 11 2s (51-481 107.25 14s (52-49) 110 10 24s (53-49) 104.11 2s (54-61) 101.10 3s (65-51 109.10 2s (60-55) 104.11 ls (5-0) '104 11 lis (6S-58) 104.11 Federal Farm Mortgage-Is (47) 10S.2I 3s (49-44) 101.2 Home Owners' -Loans 2s (49 39) 102 1 la (62-44) 101.1 1 16 with prices as much as 21 cents and mora higher.

.50 25 5 .60 40 1 17 1 11 1 10 Hog receipts to the open market totaled 11,000 or 1,000 less than expected. The market topped at 17.71 with bulk of good and eholce 170 to lift pound ktnda getting 11 11 7 4 40 II II A 71 19 II 1 1 1 .10 .11 11 114 71 19 4 121 .10 111 irom the top down to 17.66. There was little beef In the cattle run. .10 101 JI4 11 17 17 60 10 11 II 1 1 11 11 49 4 10 4 22 4 4 20 304 194 Most grades of weighty steers were ateady. Beef cowl were fully ateady but outter grades war alow.

Moat steera 11 ,80 19 284 10 20 16 4 3 4 414 id 104 1 1 sold from 19.00 to 111.10. 12 44 4 1.29 SI 1 17 4 Gt Atl A nv Gt Nor Pap Orient 17 II II Sheep receipts In the open market were cut to 4,000 following the It to 10 cents lower prlcea lata yesterday. This run waa nv rmm Carta In-teed Prod 1 1 1 14 10 10 Washington. March 21 Roosevelt today nominated Wiley Blount; Rutledge, dean of the College of Law of Iowa State University, to be a judge of the United States court of appeals of the District of Columbia. do 6 Pf 17 17 a 114 14 4 40 10 40 24 10! 86 II Haw Silk rutnree.

New Tork, March 21 () Raw silk ftures No. 1 closed 1-4 4 higher. Salea .40 40 1 24 75 76 12 12 1114 1114 11 Grumman Aire 10 11 Oulf OH 17 Gulf St Ut 14 Pf .70 101 1H 40 104 404 24 101 11 II 1,000 leaa than-advanca estimates. Good to choice Iambi sold Irom 11.60 to 19.25 .10 J0 101 101 1 1134 1 1 40 17 14 10 1 10 101 22 II 13 ll 1 1 12 16 49 37 10 1 19 4 184 20 66 12 9 10 15 86 16 Hall Lamp and topped at 11.50. Sheep ebarad the 1 16 17 1 1 14 84 aavance.

Salable hoga. 11.000: fairly active; 1.1 zu Dates. "High. Low. Last.

March 1.304 1.20 2.20t April 1.20 1.19 2 H4t May 1.14 1.11 M4t Champ Pap A F- do pf Cfcei A Ohio Chea Corp Chi A Waat Chi Ort 1o. pf Chi Mall Or 8 A pf Cbl Pneu Tool -C ft A 7 pf generally ateady to strong with Monday'a average; spots 5-10 higher on weights 11 1 1 .10 4 43 7 4 1 1 1 1 .10 12 3 1 6 1 1.90 1 1 2 1 1 14 14- 1H 11 1 11 7 12 15 49 11 10 1 19 13 20 61 13 9 10 65 1 15 16 26 18 1 21 44 14 17 4 1 43 1 futurea closed 1-5 higher, No 10 to 220 Iba up: top 7.75; bulk good and choice 170-210 (bs. 7.65-71; 140-170 Iba 1 1' 18 1 11 44 8 44 4 45 No. Ilea IH 114 ni 15 15 14 14 114 ll 1 12 10 largely 7.21-10; i lbs. butchers Open market talxty-day basla): Da 1441 14 nese special crack double extra II per .1 1 1 10 14 14 17 11 1 1 1 II 14 1.90-7.21? 400-600 lbs.

packing sows 1.11-II; few lighter welghta to 1.76. Ratable Cattle. salable calvea, 4 4 14 ii i 84 12 10 12 4 1 1.600; very littls beef In run; steer loi Hartford Roy vto Harvard Brew Hearn Stra Hecla Mln Hires A Hoe (R) A Co A Holllng.Gold Horn A Hard Humble Oil Hummel-Ross F. Ill Iowa Pow do dlv ct do pf Ins Co Am, Int Indust Int A Pw war Internet Pet Inter Vitamin Invest Roy Iron Flrem Jacobs (FL) 10 17 Chl Tell Cab Chlekaeha Cot Chllda Co Chile Cop Chryaler Corp City lea A Fuel is 1 37 11 1 .10 87 Mrs. Hannah Lewis, twenty-two, of 340 Franklin avenue, was admitted to the State Hospital this afternoon at 2 o'clock after she was reported to have swallowed a quantity of poison at her home.

Her condition is regarded as favorable. Police reported that an investigation revealed that Mrs. Lewis is separated from her husband, Philip Lewis. 444 44 101 101 61 66 67 17 4 66 67 117 1174 10 H' 14 113 76 75V4 76 I 10 10 10 ,30 14 81 14 114 2 176 59 4 49 11 -89 5 34 7 1 .12 77 884 18 8 1 12 36 114 23 24 10 17 16 .12 4 28 60 1 103 171 10 40 17 48 14 11 1 10 101 22 49 13 li 1 4 12 15 49 27 10 9 13 20 15 13 9 "10 "65 1 25 .15 16 24 110 111 1 44 1 14 101 49 4 15 14 14 26 II 7 7 11 14 11 214 11 1 114 21 14 4 12 20 14 71 10 ii 18 108 194 -38 .17 17 10 18 1 11 171 11 22 10 107 4 1 144 14 28 11 11 20 14 1 14 12H 46 V. 121 do.

pr 36 85 1 3 8 1 ROOSEVELT AT FAIR 3 1 2 "or" 45 41 1 189 4 1 .10 1. 1 .20 1 .60 .20 110 110- 1S Cla El mum pi 17 4 17 117 4 35 45 1 2' 70 25- 3 1 18 48 47 41 Cllniaa Molyh .20 111 111 I 1 market slow: stesdy to weak: mostly steady on all grades weighty offerings: she stork uneven; heifers scarce and steady; beef cows fully steady but cutter fradea alow at 6.75 down; moat steers atockers and feeders firm at 1.71 to 10.00; with 150 lbs. yearling atockers up to 10.10; bulls and vealera ateady to easy; practically top weighty sausage boll 7.25; light vealera 1.50; sorted; selected weighty vealera up to 11.00. Salable aheept000; Tate Monday'! fat lambs closed 16 to 10 cents lower; meetly 40 to 60 cents off; top 9.25 to shippers; bulk under 100 Iba' 9.00 to 9.10; around 106 to 113 Iba. averages 1.16-71: aheen 1 1 6 5- 24 2 70 70 82 92 24 24 3 3 1 4 -1.

1 1 14 1 14 Jer A I pf ,10 11 .1 27 27 27 131 128 121 14 14- 14 14- 1 103 1034 101 1 31 II 81 .40 102 103 103 ,20 14 1 1 174 174 174 7 1 1 do. 7 pt .20 12 IT-1 15 24 25 40 1 10 114 116 .20 118 14 14 10 94 I4 1 4 11 924 26 40 1 10 1 114 11 1 1 1 1 40 20 76 101 1004 7 18 76 18 1 1. 1 18 604 49 1 4 44 15 7 74 74 44 10 19 19 IV, 1 1 87 17 .10 71 71 I 11 11 4 1 ft A San Quentin, March 21 (). Authorities of San Quentin prison acted today to break the second hunger strike of convicts In two months, and hinted at a plan to revoke the good behavior credits of strike leaders. 'The whole thing." said Warden Court Smith, "is due to about fifteen trouble makers." 1 11 1 II 1 11 1 1 1 4 102 .60 1 i 3 .20 3 21 .10 4 1 47 9 2- 1 12 56 4 11 14 4 114 114 44 11 II 1 28 17 23H 73 2 3 1 1 1.10 I 2 1 14 1 .20 7 71 614 14 11 1 614 17 15 SS 11 91 21 184 10 1 14 1 Clawtt Peabody Coca-Cola Colgate-Plm-P do.

pf Colllna A A Ik do. pf Col A South 1 Pf Col Fuel A Iron Colum a A do. pf A do. 51 pf Coml Credit Coml Invest Tr Coml Solvents Comwlth A South do pf Comwlth Kdla Congolaum-Nairn Cornnl Alrcr Cobs Edison do pf Consol Film 1(1 pf Cons Laundries Con no I Oil Consol'n Coal Container Corp Cont Bak A do Cont Can Cont Dlam Fib 3S 14 15 21 1 19 7 7 21 14 11 27 22 11 84 14 14 25 19 7 74 20 4 14 11 21 214 11 17 27 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 18 16 27 25 214 13 13 11 23 1 16 10 97 1 16 1,1 24 14 114 78 San Francisco. March 21 America's first lady; Mrs.

Eleanor Roosevelt, paused an extra day here to see Treasure Island and the Golden Gate exposition like an ordinary citizen today. It was vice versa yesteday. Herself the No. I attraction, she had such good box office appeal her lecture audience had to be moved into the largest auditorium on the island, and overflowed that one. WILKES-BARRE GROCER DIES Wilkes-Barre.

March 21. Ralph Petro, fifty-eight 39 Lehigh street, for years a well known grocer here, died last night at his home after an illness of complications; Surviving are his wife and the following chiU dren: Mrs. Angelo Mussari. this city; Mrs. Gerard Gallop, Kingston: Frank, this city, and Sarah, Ruth and Jean, at home.

The funeral will be' Thursday mbrning, with a requiem mass in St. Mary's Church at 9:30 o'clock and burial in St Mary's cemetery. 1 1 1 11. 11 11. 11 17 1 11 11 11 cent' seripiane js-Ifts x.2.

1 tBId. Cotton Market. New Tork. March 21 Ml. Cotton futurea relinquished most of Monday's gains today under southern and commission, selling.

Only limited' support from the trade- and ring professional occurred on a acale down. Switching operations provided the greater part of afternoon dealings. In mldafternonn prices were ort I to 13 points with distant months showing the widest losses. July was off 6 at the 8-cent level. October moved from 7.74 to 7.61 for a net loss of 1 points.

Futures closed 4-11 lower. Open. High. Low. Last May 1.14 1.21 8.19 8.21 off 4 July J.oa, 1.04 7.98 7.91 off Oct 7.74 7.74 7.64 7.1? oft Dec.

7.19 7.19 7 40 7.11 off 10 Jan -7. 17- 7.87 7.58 t.10 off 11 Spot nominal; middling 1.91. Sugar Futures. New. Tork, March 21 (P).

Evenly balanced operations were characterised dealings In sugar futures today. Prices were unchanged to 1 net higher In mtdafternoon for the domestlo contract with distant positions faring bestt Nearby May waa unchanged at 1.91 and January ahead 1 at 1.98. Moderate speculative demand was off set by trsde sellln gand profit, taking In world futurea May was even at 1.17. With the list unchanged to 4 up. Futurea No.

1 closed unchanged to i higher. Salea 5,100 tons. High. Low. Last.

May 1.94 1 91 1.941 July 1.91 1.91 lilt Sept. 1.02 1.00 l.Olt tBId. Metal Market. New York, March II (Pi. Copper ateady: electrolytio spot 11.11: export 10.29.

Tin steady; spot and nearby 4l.lt; forward 41.11. Lead ateady; spot. New Tork 4.16-90; East- St Louis 4.70. Zlno steady: Eaat Bt Louie, spot and forward 4.50. Pig Iron, aluminum, antimony, quicksilver, platinum and Chinese wolframite unchanged.

17 97 30 .50 17 17 17 .20 124 I 108 101 105 I 10 10 10 124 111 134 111 4 44 1 14 27 27 1 1 1 12 14 1 jnrws i.aun Htl Lsik Shore Lakey Fdy A M. Le Tourneau Lehigh CAN Leonard Oil Dev Lion Lockheed Aire Lone Star Long Is Ltg Lou la LAK Majestic Rad, Manael MoWlil Dredg Mercant Strs Mer A Sec A. Mesabl Iron Metal Tex pf. Mich Bumper Mich A Michigan 8ug pf Mid St Pet A vto ln. Mid West.

Midvale Midwest Oil Mln PAL 7 pf Mock Molybdenum Monarch Tool Mont-Pak Ut Mont Ward A Mont A Mount City Cop, .10 111 11 28 11 7 26 SO .10 114 114 .10 11 1 r4 1 1 4 1 A 13 107 13 40 4 11 11 21 25 108. 101 13 13 16 18 10 10 1 1 9 1 1 3 i 114 1 40 7 11 14 1 11 114 1 19 4 ji I 1 1 11 1 1 NAIfi TAKES OVER TANKER Philadelphia. March 21 (U.R). The U. S.

S. Cimarron, built for the Standard Oil Company and taken bver Iky JhtJ navy department for the rapidly expanding fleet was commissioner here yesterday. The 550-foot tanker, which has a top speed of 19ft knots and carries 150.000 barrels of oil, will Join the fleet at San Diego May 1, under Com. William W. Behrens.

40 16 IS Warner Broa Plct do pf Warren Broa Wasren Fdy A Wayna Pump Wesson A do pf Wast Penn El A do 1 pf West 7 pf do 1 pt West Auto West Union Tel Westingh Air Br West El A Wheeling Steel do. pr pf White Motor White Rk Sp White Sew pt Wlllya-Overl Wilson A Co Woodward Iron Woolworth (FW) Worth A Yale A Towne Yellow Tr A Coh Young 8pg h- W. Youngst Sh A T. Youngst Stl Zenith Radjo Zonlte Producta gr Et rights, ad Ex dividend. wl-Whse lasusA 7 4 28 14 13 20 1 714 10 1 11 1 7 7 17 II 101 1004 lit 14 4 Cont Ins Cont Motors Cont Oil Dal 2 44 1 14 84 1 17 27 11 4 Nat Tea Natomaa Co- 11 18 si 13 12 44 23 61 10 6 19 2 4 204 4r 17 29 17 11 45 24 17 1 .10 1 1 1 64 10 2 11 17 1 13 10 144 12 16 18 1 10 304 11 4 18 1 10 4 1 11 a i 41 1 19 1 62 7 1 1 14 15 ,20 101 11 14 4 22 20 1 73 10 1.

10 38 101 13 38 17 17 104 It 4 1 11 i 171 iv in in 10 204 47 17 174 '17 19 29 17 17 II II 43 43 6 84 14 194 13 1 steady; today's trade rather active; 11-21 or more higher; good to choice lambs I.OO-I.26: top 1.10; sheep sharing advance; choice ewea held above 1.60.. Chicago. Dairy Market. Chicago, March 11 VP). Butter lh.191, firm; oreamery specials (93 score) 24-24H! extraa (92) 21; extra firsts (90-11) 23H; firsts (11-19) 23-23 seconds 84-87 H) 22: standarda M0 centralised carlots) 2lt.

4r Eggs 21,791. storage packed extraa 11, firsts 17; other prices unchanged. Turk Dairy Market. New Ybrk, March 21 (). Buttet' 1.176,.

Ill, firmer. Creamery, higher than extra, 24(4 extra (92 score) 14; firsts (81-91) 12-14; seconds (84-17) 21-21, Cheese 171,410, steady. Prlcea unchanged. Eggs 16.119; 'eaeler. Mixed colors: Extra fancy selection 19-21; standards- 11 Hi firsts 17-H; mediums 11; dvrttes.

No. 1, 114.: average checka 154-11. Storage packed tlrats 11. Whites: Resale of premium marks 25-27. Nearby, premium marks 11-14.

Nearby and mid-western, exchange specials 22: exchange standarda 20-20 resale of nearby heavier mediums 194-21. Nearby and midwestern, exchange mediums 19. Pacific coaat, Jumbo and premiums 28-II; specials 27-; atandards 25. mediums 21-23. Browns: Nearby, extra fancy 21-234.

Nearby and mid-western, exchange specials 20V4-4; exchange standards 114. Nearby, ex change mediums 114-19. Duck eifgsi Pancy to extra fancy 14-39. New Tork Poultry Market New Tork, March 21 (P). Live poultry, by.

freight, firmer; Chickens, colored 14. Fowls, colored 184-20; leghorn 11-17, Old rooster Turkeys, hens 92; young toms 17. Ducks By express steady, Broilers, rocks -11-11; crosses 114-10; reds 19. Fowls, 18 4-19; leghorn 11. Pullets, rocks 22-21.

-Old rooster 11. Turkeys, hens young toms 10: Ducks 14. Pressed poultry generally steady. Froien: Boxes, chickens, broilers, 14-14. AH freak and othar froien 1 prices unchanged.

29 4 1 11 1H44 .70 112 18 Newberry do 5 pf Newport Indust Air Central ChlASt Louis A 8 pf. NYC Omnibus 1 ,101 103 103 DIVIDENDS DECLARED .10 .11 11 11 3 11 30 31 Coitt Steel Corn Exchange Corn Products Coty Inc. Crane Co do cv pf Cream of Wh Crosley Corp Crown Cork AS. Crown Zellerbach do. pf Crucible steel do.

pf Cuba pf. I 'IH 64 1 I 1. 1 1 234 14 10 Mount prod 1 10 10 3X14-10. 17 17 1 81 17 11 11 19 1 ,2 171 30 13 2 124 12 Nat Bellas I A A A Nat City Lin .10 19 11 19 Nat Fuel I 124 1:4 U4 .10 IS- 15 IS 7 184 iliH 44.. 4 4 4 Nat Rub 1 Nat Sug Ref 1 8 13 Hi- 13 11 11 4 4 4 Cuban-Am Sugar, Nat Tun A Mines 1 1 Nat Un Rad 1 1 Kng PA 1.11 14 17 23 11 16 22 10 .....10 do.

pf ICudahr Pack 11 107 107 1 14 11 14 1 1 1 11 11 1 41 4 11 1 22 1 1 1 1 1 13 11 1 14 1 23 II Zlno 1 Mex A Aril Ld 1 NTC Omnlb war 1 Msg Kud 21 Niag Sh-Md I Niles-Bem-P 1 Nlplsalng Mns 1 Noma Elec 1 1 Nor Arii-Lt A Pw 2 1 22 'IV 1 11 it Dork A Shlpbldg Norfolk A West. No Am Aviation North Am Co Northern Pacific. Nor Sta Pow pf Norwalk Tira A do pf. Ohio Oil Oliver Farm Omnibus Corp do. pf.

OKI Elevator Otla Kteel Owens-Ill Pao Coast do 1 Pae Gas Par Lighting Pac Mills Pao Ttl 4 Curtis Curtis-Wright do. A Cutler-Hammer Pnvlson Cham Iera A do. pf net Hud 1.1.. t. A 44 4 4 11 19 19 14 13 14 4 4 4 1 1 1 21 24 11 94 104 10 8 4 4 91 91 91 21 21 25 21 20 20 14 1 28 17 21 ,74 7 7 11 114 184 Amer.

Ftdelltjp Casuslty Apex Electrical Mff. Ji pf, Gotham Silk Boeiery pf. Grand Raplda Varnish Intl. Milling Co. 1 pf, Interstate Bakeries pf.

Kaufman Dept. 8tore Kelley Island L. tt Transp. Lerner Rtorea Corp Lerner Stores Corp. pf Montreal L.

H. Pw. Cene. Natl. Fire Insurance Ohio Leather Co.

Ohio teatherfCo. 1st pf. Ohio Leather Co. Ind pf. Philadelphia Co Philadelphia Co.

11 pf. Rlchman Broa. Polar Aircraft Co. State Street Trust fBosrnn) Starna. Frederick A Co.

fftearna. Frederick. Co. Travelers Insurance United Stockyard pf. 1 layabt Record Period Ami.

Pate Data .11 4 10 10 f-4 111 I SI t7l :1 1 If 4 11 .01 11 11 1 IS 4 11 IS 41 .10 4 I SI 111 .11 4 58 11 41 .11 I 11 11 114 .60 4 1111 4 1 3 1 1 1 II 410 4 1 I 11 .10 4 111 I JI- .11 4 1 II 114 l.M 4 1 SI 114 l.TS 4 1 SI 114 .1 4 SI SI 4 1 Ml 11-81 4 1 .11 4 1-S1 114 16 11 4 1- i nn 4 1 I 11 4 10 SI 4 1 1:1 a 11 1 11 4.n 4 1 .11 1 4 is 11 vr 1 110 1 20 Jersey City Cattle Market Jersey City, N. March 31 Of). Cattle, 190. including 100 dl recta 4 loads steers unsold. Cows scarce, about steady and undertone "weak; medium rows S.75-6.25; good 7.00; plain 8.00-6.

B0; low I cutter and cutter 4. Bulla slow and steady; medium ,1 few 8.00. Vealera and calves, 1,120, Including 1.380 directs. Vealera alow, about steady, bidding lower on better southerns unsold; good and choice vealera 9.60-13.00: medium 1.60-7.00. No heavy calves on safe.

Hdgs, 1.790. Including 1,750 directs. 0. on New Yo-k Market I lower; good and chnli 197 iha 7.9. Hheep and-lambs 10,290, all direct.

Market nominal. i i5 ft 11 11 i. 14 1 23 17 110 30 11 I 13 114 45 12 111 ne Ray 1.10 11 March 21 (U.R). Official dispatches to the French government from San. Sebastian today reported that peace negotiations have begun actively between the Burgos and Madrid governments, hinting at the possibility 'of an arly end of the Spanjph war lurrender of the republican army.

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