DAILY SENTINEL; ROME, N. Y., SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 11,1935
PAGE TEN
ROUE
MARKET REPORTS
New York
New York Stock Exchange Final Quotations
Buffalo
Wholesale
Prices
STATE PRODUCE
MARKET PRICES
New York. May 11 (1P>— (State
Department of Agriculture
and
Markets)—Western N. Y. topped
Carrots in 100 lb. sacks wholesaled
a t 2 25 40 while washed in bushel
baskets brought 1.43-60. Western
states carrots in crates of five and
Six bunches realised 2.50-3.25.
Long Island crate* of Big Boston lettuce brought 1.50-75 and Romaine 1.25-50.~JfortFTarolina TTvepeck hampers of Big Boston lettuce sold from 75-2.75 and Romaine
•0-1.7*.
Hudson Valley and nearby rhubarb sold mainly at 2-2 v, cents per
bunch, occasionally as high as 3
for fancy large and around iy% for
small and poorer.
Long Island and nearby spinach
I s bushel baskets peddled out at 4065 cents and a few Virginias 35fo.
Apples: Supplies moderate; fresh
receipts very light. Demand slow.
Market rather dull.
Western New
York
section:
(store and storage sales) open or
lidded crate or box, also bushel
basket or tub: Baldwin N. Y. lT. S.
grade No. 1, 2% inch and up 1.5075. Mcintosh No. 1, 2H inch and up
1.75-2.00.
Rhode Island Greening
No. 1, 2»4 inch 1.00.
Pears: Western New York section and Hudson Valley district:
Catore and storage sales) bushel
basket or tub, also open crate or
box: Kleffer 1.25-75.
DAIRY AND POULTRY.
N e w York, May 11 (.TV-Butter,
10,577, steady. Creamery,
higher
than extra
28U-29; extra
(92
score) 28; firsts (88-91 score)
14*4-27*4; seconds
(84-87 score)
24»4-25»4; centralised (90 score)
17%.
Cheese 78,818, irregular.
State
•whole milk flats, 1933 specials, 23;
I»34, fancy to special, 18^-19^.
Eggs 30,351, easier.
Mixed colors:
Special packs or selections from
freab receipts, -26*4-28^.
Standards and commercial standards, 26%.
Firsts, 25*4.
Dirties, No. 1, 42 lbs., 25.
Mediums, 40 lbs., 25.
Average checks, 23%.
Storage packed firsts. Iff.
White eggs:
Resale of premium marks, !0H-
t0*4.
Nearby special packs including
premiums, 28*4-29*4.
Nearby and Midwestern, hennery, exchange specials, 37%.
Nearby and Midwestern exchange standards, 37.
Do., marked mediums, 26 % .
Pacific Coast, sheU treated or
liners, fancy, 31% 32.
Pacific Coast, standards 30%-31.
Pacific Coast, shell treated or
Users mediums 28%-29
Brown Eggs:
Resale of premium marks, 29%-
to%.
Nearby and Western special
packs, private sales from store,
•t-23%.
Western standards. 27.
Lire poultry, ^regular; by freight
chickens, unquoted; broilers, unquoted; fowls 22-23; roosters, 16;
turkeys, 15-22; ducks, 11-13; by express, chickens, unquoted; broilers,
a«-2ff; fowls, 23-24; roosters, Iff;
turkeys, 15-22; ducks, unquoted.
Dressed poultry steady; fresh:
chickens,
unquoted;
fowl!,
I7%-34; old roosters, 15%-17%; turkeys, 19-22; ducks, 16%-18; frozen
chickens, 17-28%; fowls, unquoted;
old roosters, unquoted; turkeys 20f 0; ducks, unquoted.
ROME PRICES
WHOLESALE
MEATS
_
Live
Dretsed
f o r k . light
11 c
llc-lZc
Pork, heavy
t c
>c
Veal, ohoioe
T c
lie
l
Comm
* 4c-8Hc 6c- 8c
£»«•
3*ic-4 e 7c- 9c
Heifers
3 c-4 e Ic-lOc
POULTRY
He-Its
Fowl*
•Ml
»c-2Sc
0ra4o A. doses
Drade C, dosen
Jlc-24c
HIDES
Cowhides. No. 1, pound
3% e
No. J, pound
,
1%C
Bulthidea, No. 1, pound
l*c
No. 2, pounds
1 c
Horwhldes, No. 1, pound
tl.00-11 (0
Veal sktna. No. T, pound
»c
P e l t UUDIM 7 to 10 lbs
Over 10 Ibe,
Sbeeillnga. each
..
Deacons, each
*0c
. . . 40c-KVc
. . . 10c-2ftc
. . 15c-25c
RETAIL
POULTRY
tSc-SOe
EQQS
27c-29e
Oreo* A. down . .
Grade C, down
25c 23c
STOCK FEEDS
Gam and oats, per 100 lbs.
II.SS
Bran, per loo lbs
$1.70
....11.75
Gtatten. per 100 lbs
.11.75
«...11.70
lard mddltng-s, per 100 lbs
ur middlings, per 100 lbs. . . . . f l . S O
led feeds, per 100 lbs . . . . . . . . . I I . M l
meal, per 100 lbs
.11.95
_jed corn, per 100 lbs
. .11 :<t
meals, per 100 lbs.
..12 20
_ aeea mesl. per 100 lbs. ..12.20
meal p*r 100 lbs. . . . . . . . . ..13 75
par 100 lbs
..11.00
10 lbs.
He
• • * • * • • • « • .M.90
per 100 lbs
Mabel . . . .
••••*••••• «4c
Fowls, pound
LIVESTOCK
Bast Buffalo, May 11 <.P>.—(V. 8.
Department of Agriculture) — Hogs
4A0; holdovers none; steady) deslrable 180-230 lbs.. 960; other weights
« a 4 grades nominally unchanged.
Cattle 100; Greek's steer and
f i l i n g trade fairly uneven; bettar grate* 25-50 and more lower;
eligible below 11,00 steady;
offerings 11.00-12.00 including
to 11.71; bulk medium to
M steers and mixed yearlings I.10.1*: sows scarce 50 1.00 over last
t; fleshy offerings s.25-7 60; low
cutter, 4.00-5.75.
nose, vealers 1.00 higher
• 50 down,
i; fed lambs 25 40 over
age; good to choice leniently
Iff;
to mostly 100; few
S . 4 4 I I I . spring lambs
MUMi
most!/ 10M
C
Chicago
m
REVIEW OF WEEK TWO PLAYLETS ARE 37 GREEK NAYAL
IN WALL STREET G™_ATJHURCH OFFICERS TRIED
By C L A U D E A. JAGGER
A. P. Financial Editor
Presbyterian High School
Department Presents
Chapel Program
Newspaper Leaders
Athens, May 11 (JPf.—Thirty-seven
naval officers, all but two of whom
have fled the country since the recent unsuccessful revolt, were sentenced to death today by s naval
court martial.
Only two officers, Papasoglum
and Trighyrakia, were present to
answer charges of participation in
the revolt led by former Premier
Eleutherios Venlzelos, sentenced to
death in absentia.
There were 155 others sentenced
to terms of imprisonment ranging
from two years to life. Among them
was the former commander of the
Athens arsenal, Admiral Roussen,
who was sentenced to 10 years in
prison. The court martial sat for
17 hours without an interruption.
Admiral Oeconomou, president of
the conrr marttstrTfaid he would
recommend to President Alexander I
Zaimis that Papazoglou and Thring-'
hyrankis be reprieved from the'
death sentence.
30,000 VETERANS
DIEDJIHCE1934.
Auxiliary Soliciting Aid for
New York, May 11 UP)—The inChildren, Widows
flation bug returned to Wall Street
————
this week, but it was discriminating.
WALL STREET PRICES
LOCAL UNIT TO SEEK
It bit the stock market, but with(Quotations furnished by Foster
Two
one-act
plays,
directed
by
held its paralyzing sting
from
FUNDS ON POPPY DAY
* Adams, Members N. X. Stock
J. W. McCracken, religious educabonds.
Shares
surged
upward
in
Exchange. Utica Office, 187 Geuesome of the busiest trading
in tion director, were presented by the
see St.)
many months. Highest grade bonds high school department of the First
Sale Here Scheduled Next
The Sentinel wlh on request pubeased off a trifle toward the ends Presbyterian Church in the chapel
lish available quotations of any acNew York, May 11 LP)—Preferred of the week, but the orthodox in- Friday night. A fable movie and a
Friday and Saturday
tive stock.
utility and sugar company issues, flation pattern of rising stocks and travelogue were also presented.
together with scatteerd specialties, declining high grade bonds
Cast of characters for the first
was
Nearly 30,000 new names will be
Close were in demand in today's brief
play, "Household Hints," included
lacking.
on the scroll of America's dead deAlleghany Corp
1% stock market session. Most other
The passage of the Patman bon- Gertrude Dunning, Marlon Gannon,
Allied chemical
146^» groups were rather listless, howPaul
Cable
and
Rlsley
Dixon,
while
fenders when the nation honors its
gainers us bill—calling for $2,000,000,000 of Jayne Hutton, Jean Teller, Dorothy
Allis Chalmers
19*4 ever, and some recent
war heroes on Memorial Day, acfiat
money—was
sufficient
to
help
sagged under profit-taking.
The
Scott, Robert Mueller, Paul Oliver,
American Can
124
churn up oil, noferrous metal, and and Albert Hook participated
cording to Mrs. John Rapke, presiin
Am Car & Foundry
15>4 close was about steady. Transfers
other
shares
regarded
as
inflation
approximated
500,000
shares.
dent, Auxiliary, Henry P. Smith
"Luncheon at Six."
Am. Locomotive
12%
hdges, despite the clear Indication
committee—conAm. STBettmg
4£%
The speech of Chairman J©nes~ef that the measure would receive a —The—property
Post 24, American Legion. World
sisted of Miss Lucille Juergens,
Am. Steel Fndrs
13% the RFC, interpreted in 3ome quarWar veterans have been dying at
prompte
veto
at
the
White
House.
chairman,
and
Albert
Tarbot,
American Sugar
63% ters as a prediction of the passage
a high rate during the last year,
American Tel & Tel
118% of the soldiers' bonus bill, appar- The fact that Congress would vote Doris Saunders, Julia Wicks and
nearly 30.000 having passed
on
ently did not renew inflationary such a measure, stock market bulls Irving Jewell.
American Tobacco B
86
the
Am. Woolen Com
6% enthusiasm in the equities list, al- argued, was significant of
since
last
Memorial
Day.
Anaconda Copper
15*4 though U. S. government securities trend. But the bond market was
Gov. Curlsy Restores Brass Rail
This high rate among the veterGeorge Lascelles Places
point
downward. unimpressed.
Armour 111
3% continued to
Boston, May 11 (UP)—Governor
ans
gives Poppy
Day, observed
Steel
operations
receded
further,
Most
Wall
Street
observers
were
Atchison Ry
41%
Second In Ithaca Contest Curley announced yesterday that
here May 17 and 18, added import
Aviation Corp
37g still of the opinion the Patman and there were other indications
George Lascelles, Rome Free he will sign the bill to restore oldance, Mrs. Douglas Johnson, chairBaldwin Loco
1% "fiat money" measure will be ve- of seasonal recession in industry, Academy student,
won
second fashioned brass-rail drinking
tb
toed.
man, explained today. On this day
yet there was a substantial quota place in the speaking conteat at Massachusetts bars. Women drinkBait & Ohio
11
the Auxiliary collects contributions
Beth Stepl
26%
Grains moved upon the bullish I of favorable trade and corporation Ithaca College's 12th Little Theater ers, however, must still sit while
which form the major source of
Bendix Aviation
14T* implications of the government's news to add fuel to the bullish tournament last night. First place they sip.
support for its work for needy famBorden Co
24 4 crop figures, but reacted later. Cot- j fires in the share market. Residen- was won by Laura Winter, Scheilies of veterans throughout
the
in nectady, who also placed first in
Borg Warner
34 r,» ton was subjected to some realiz-1 tial building gained sharply
year.
Modesto Campanaro Held
Calumet ^ Hecla
3% ing. Independent trends prevailed April, and the report of automo- acting.
Canadian Pacific
10% among bonds. Foreign exchanges | bile production for the month placUnless generous public support
For Violation Of Parole
Canada Dry G. Ale
10% were mixeo, with sterling higher. ed the total at the highest for any
Is given the Auxiliary's Poppy Day
Modesto
Campanaro,
20,
120
Dunn.
1929. There was a
Cont. Can
•
75
Imported bar silver was raised 11 April since
appeal, the welfare activities of
Ave., arrested in connection with
sharp rise in bank clearings to
Cont. Ins
34% cent an ounce to 73% cents.
the unit cannot be maintained, Mrs.
the
theft
of
3,200
pounds
of
copper
the highest levels in a long time.
Ches. Corp
41 %
Johnson said.
wire from a feright car, was placed
Market conjectures were center- Electric power and freight moveRobert H. Pritchard (above) WesChes. & Ohio
42*i
Columbus,
0.,
Policeman
under
arrest
this
morning
as
a
pared on the president's transportation | ment gained contra-seasonally, and
Gov't Aid Difficult
ton, W. Vs., publisher, was elected
Chi. M & St. P
%
ole violator.
1 president of the National Editorial
message, expected to be deliverd retail trade was active where wea- Killed Hunting Burglar
s
"Almost
every veteran who dies
Chi. M & St P Pfd
l s to Congress next week, and on SecThe arrest was made on a warther conditions were favorable.
Columbus, O., May 11 (.P>—Patrol- rant served by Detective F. J. I association at the annual meeting In now leaves a widow and children
Chrysler
4^H
retary Morgenthau's scheduled adColumbia Gas
-.... 7
Business indicators still showed man E. J. Murphy, 39, was shot and O'Brien and received from Elmira New Orleans, succeeding Kenneth and few leave sufficient funds to
dress to the country Monday.
F. Baldridge (below) of Bloomfield, provide for their families," said
Commonwealth & South
1%
a lop-sided situation, however. Steel killed today while searching for a Reformatory,
where
Campanaro Iowa. Photos were made at New MrB. Johnson. "The 17 years which
Various
sugar
stocks
were
brightCon. Gas
24'4
production slipped to a new low burglar in a downtown office build- served a sentence for manslaughter, Orleans as the convention closed.
have passed since the war make it
Continental Oil
20% ened by announcement that refin- for the year at 42.2 per cent of ca- ing Patrolman Kenneth Watts shot being admitted to parole.
(Associated Press Photos)
difficult to prove that the veterery
deliveries
in
the
first
four
Curtis - Wright
2%
pacity, compared with 56.9 per cent and wounded a Negro fleeing from
He was taken to Rome Jail and
an's death resulted from war servDel. & Hudson
28% months of this year ran substan- a year ago. Textile mills continued the building.
locked up awaiting the disposition
ice and unless such legal proof
tially ahead of those in the.similar to op'erate well under levels of this
D L & W
14
Patrolman. Peter Gordon, who ar- of the present case. This warrant
;
can be established, no government
1934
period.
A
cheerful
note
was
Du Pont
100%
time la8t year. And
despite the rested him, said he believed the will remain in force and If he is
aid is available for the family. The
Electric Pwr. & Light
3% also sounded by the National Lum- gains of 1.8 percent over the pre- Negro did theP-shooting.
convicted it will be served again at
Legion and its Auxiliary must step
ber Manufacturers'
Association, j vious week in freight movements,
First Nat. Stores
47
the expiration of his sentence. If
Murphy
was
shot
through
the
in with emergency aid until other
Fox A
... 12% which reported lumber mill ship- the total was 6 percent under the heart in an exchange of bullets as he is found not guilty the Elmira
assistance can be secured or the
ments for the week ended May 4 corresponding week of 1934.
Gen Cable pfd
34
parole
board
will
determine
whethhe stood inside the side door of
family made self-supporting.
were
the
heaviest
of
any
week
Gen. Electric
24%
From many points of view, the j the building. The suspect was shot er or not he shall be returned to
since 1931.
Mrs.
Halstead
Guest
SoloGen Foods
35
"In addition to the veterans who
the
reformatory.
supreme court's 5 to 4 decision in the leg by Watts and was capGen Motors
31%
die,
there are more than 100,000
Brokerage circles studied close- overruling the Railway Pension Act tured later in a nearby shack in an
Campanaro was out on $3,500 bail.
ist; Mrs. C. F. Read and constantly
Goodrich Rubber
8*4 ly the winter wheat estimate of was regarded as the most signifi- alley. He also suffered a slight
in hospitals. We endeaGoodyear
ig% the Department of
vor
to
do
something
for those vetweek. head wound.
Agriculture, cant development of the
Rev. Boswell Also Heard
Rome Unit Entertains
Gold Dust
153, which was less than had been ex- Some observers felt that it implied
erans while they are still within
Granby
8
of our help, providing them
pected in some quarters. Produc- several momentous New Deal meaUtica Knights Templar Two groups of three numbers reach
Hudson Motors
8% tion as of May 1 was indicated at sures would be found unconstitu- Mae West's Alleged
cheer and comforts while they are
A large delegation from Uiica each were sung by Antoinette Hal- in the hospitals and aiding them
Hupp Motors
1 % 431,637,000 bushels, a decline of 2,- tional. But as a market influence,
Hubby
Secures
Writ
Commandery 3, Knights Templar,
Int Bt Mch Corp
178
862,000 from the total shown on it fell flat, probably because it
stead, guest soloist, in the musi- in the long, uphill struggle to reNew York, May 11 (IP)—Supremw came to Rome Friday night and
Int Harvester
41 % April 1.
gain an economic foothold after
had been too long expected, and
Court Justice Ernest E. L. Hamm- was entertained by the Sir Knights cal program at the First Baptist they leave the hospitals.
Inter Nickel
, *8V»
Their
because of its limited help
the
A
bracer
for
favorable
market
Church
Friday
night,
given
as
part
of
Rome
Commandery
45
at
a
ber today signed an order serving
Inter Tel & Tel
8
families,
too,
often
need
aid.
more hard-pressed railroads.
sentiment
was
provided
by
the
annotice upon Mae West, film siai, "Utica Night" celebration.
of the week's observance of the
Kennecott Cop
19%
"The poppies, which we will ofnual earnings report of InternationTna industrial and utility groups that Frank Wallace, vaudeville acIt was an informal meeting and 10th anniversary of the remodeling
Kresge
22
fer
Friday and Saturday, to be
al
Cement,
which
showed
profitain
the
Associated
Press
stock
avtor, had asked the court for a was given in return for a "Rome of the church. •
P Lorillard Co
21%
worn
in honor of the dead, are our
ble
operations
for
the
first
time
erages
reached
new
high
levels
for
j declaratory judgment announcing Night" session held in Utica in
Miami Copper
3%
principal means of raising fundi
since 1931. The year's income of the year, but rails lagged, and kept he is her husband.
In
the
first
group
she
sang
"He
March,
when
the
Romans
were
Montgomery Ward
26% $666,730 equalled $1.04 a share, and
the composite average of 60 stocks
entertained by the Utica Knights. Shall Feed His Flock," from "The for this work for the living."
Nash
1314 compared with a net loss of $152,from breaking through to a new
Addresses were given by the Messiah;" "Come, Jesus RedeemNat Cash Register
15
266 in 1933.
top
for
the
year,
as
of
yesterday.
Rules
Subsistence
Rev.
Walter H. Jones, pastor 01 er," Bartlett, and "The Holy City,"
Natl Dairy Prod
14*4
In
bonds,
the
Industrial,
utility
and
Further
encouragement
was
seen
Bethel
Presbyterian
Church; Adams. Bennard's "The Old Rug- New Delta Association
N Y Central
16*4
Homes
Must
Be
Farms
Rnodeheaver's
in
the
report
of
the
Department
of
foreign groups scored fair gains,
To Elect Slate In June
Charles W. Williamson Jr., and sev- ged Cross" and
N Y O & W
_
3%
Washington, May 11 (IP) — i n eral of the visitors. The session "What Could My Jesus Do More,"
Commerce
that
March
department
but
as
of
yesterday,
rails
and
lowA slate of officers for election at
Noranda Mines
39%
and "Somebody Cares" comprised the annual meeting was presented
had
exceeded yield Issues were off slightly for his first decision on the $4,fffeu,- was followed by a buffet lunch.
North American
14% store collections
the second group.
those
of
both
February
and
March the week. Commodities edged high- 000,000 work relief fund, J. R. MCby the nominating committee at the
N Am Aviation Co
3
Carl, the comptrolled general, rurad
a
year
ago.
er,
with
the
associated
press
index
Other soloists were Mrs. C. F. meeting of the New Delta ProgresNorth Pac
16%
Wheeler's
Corners
School
today
that
the
money
could
not
ue
Observers found somewhat dis- of 20 basic staples yesterday at used for subsistence bomesteaas
Otis Elevator
16%
Read, who sang Mozart's "Alle- sive Association at the Elmer Hill
Has Declamation Contest luia,"
turbing
the indications of new un- 73.14, up .66 from a week previous- unless they involve farming.
Otis Steel
6%
and the Rev. D. N. Boswell, Schoolhouse Friday nlghL
Louise
Salzman and
Donald pastor, who gave Howell's "By the
Packard Motors
3% rest in the foreign exchange mar- ly.
The slate:
Money won first prizes in the low- Waters of Babylon." The vested
Penn R R
>.. 21% kets as the movement of gold holdPresident, E. J. Karlen; Tics8ILVER
ings of the Bank of France are now
er and upper grades, respectively, choir gave several selections and president, Kyle Sears; treasurer,
J C Penney Co
68
GOVERNMENT BONDS
New York, May 11 (JP).~Bar sil- in the fourth annual speaking conPhillips Pete
21% at their lowest levels in nearly a
C. F. Read, church organist, play- George F. Huguenin;
secretary,
New York, May 11 LP)—Closing ver firm, 1 cent higher at 73%.
test of District 2 school, Wheeler's ed two groups on the organ.
Pres Steel Car
1% year.
Elizabeth Fitchard; assistant secret
U. S. government bonds (dollars
Corners, Friday night. Their selecPub Serv of N J
30%
tary and treasurer, Marion Kauth;
and thirthy-seconds) — Liberty:
GRAIN
tions were "Sir„Robin" and "Stand
Radio Corp
_
5%
BOND MARKET
Something to sell? Try a classi- member of board of directors, Fro3%s, 32-47, 101; 1st 4s, 32-47, unChicago, May 11 UP) — Closing by the School."
New York, May 11 (IP) — Gov- quoted; 1st 4%s, 32-47, 100.31; 1stRemington-Rand
: . . . . 8%
fied.
nla Turney.
Rep Iron & Steel
13% ernment Issues were again on the 2d 4%8, 32-47, unquoted; 4th 4%s, grain prices—May 93%; July 93%;
In the lower grades, Tommy De
Sept.
94%-%.
defensive on the bond market to- 33-38, 102.11; 4th 4%s, 33-38 closed,
Revere Copper, pfd
90
Corn: May 87%; July 80%-%; Ruby, giving "My Bed Is a Boat,"
Reynolds Metal
20% day with most of the active Trea- unquoted.
won second place, and Betty Jane
Sept. 74%.
sury loans declining % of a point
St Louis, San P
_.... 1
Roux with "If I Were a Sunbeam"
Treasury: 4%s, 47-52,
116.10;
Oats: May 46%; July 37%-%;
or more. The corporate section was
Sears Roebuck
39
and Kathryn Kostyn with "Per3%s, 43-45, 105.28; 4s, 44-54, 111.11; Sept. 35.
Shell Union Oil
8% unsettled but offerings were not 1
severance"
received
honorable
3%s,
46-56,
109.24;
3%s,
40-43,
June,
Rye: May 54; July 54%.
Socony Vac
14% large and declines were mostly
mention.
107.22;
3%s,
43-47,
107.3;
3%s,
41South Pac
16 U small.
43 march, 107.26; 3'4s, 41, 107.29;
In the upper grades,
Charles
South Ry
10%
N E W YORK BANK STOCK8
Apparently reflecting the uneasi- 3%s, 44-46, 105.25; 3%s, 46-49, 104.Taskey, reciting " Mark Hopkins
Standard Brands
14% ness of investors over the latest
Noon Quotations
28; 3%s, 49-52, 104.24; 3s, 46-48,
or the Log," won second place,
Stand G & Ex.
4
Furnished through the courtesy and Ralph Salzman received honturn of the soldiers' bonua tide in 103.20; 3s, 51-55, 103.22; 2%s, 55Stand Oil of C*L
37
of G. A. Palmros & Co., Utica, N. orable mention for his presentation
Washington, all sections of the gov- 60. 101.13.
SUn*-Oil of Ind
27
Y.
ernment department began to slide
I of "The Child or the Dollar." There
S U n Oil of N J
45% with the opening of trading and , Federal Farm Mortgage 3t, 47,
Bid
Asked were 22 pupils taking part.
102.1;
Federal
Farm
Mortgage
3s,
Stewart Warner
9% showed no signs of recuperative
Bankers Trust
56%
58%
Studebaker
2% power as the session progressed. 49, unquoted; Federal Farm Mort- Chase National
21 %
23
gage
3%s,
64,
103.21;
Home
Owners
Texas Corp
23
39% William M. Hughes Is
In the corporation section, the 4s, 51, 100.28; Home Owners 3s, 52, Chemical National . . . 37%
Texas Gulf Sulphur
; S3% trend was decidedly mixed. Minor
National City
20%
22
Named Bridge Club Head
Truscon Sieel
4% losses were established for loans 101.23; Home Owners 2%s, 39-49, Guaranty Trust
252
257
100.8;
Federal
Farm
2%s,
47,
unWilliam
McKinley Hughes was
Union Pacific
82
Irving Trust
13
14% elected president of the King's
of American Smelting, Santa Fe, ' quoted.
U 8 Ind Alco
41% Baltimore & Ohio. St. Paul, De- {
Manhattan
19%
21
Bridge Club after the weekly dupliU S Rubber
12% troit
Manufacturers Trust 19%
21% cate bridge tournament Friday
Edison,
Goodyear,
Great
U S Steel
night. Earl J. Lewis was named
CLEARING HOUSE
secretary and Morris R. Jones treasOil
New York, May 11 (IP>— The week urer. William Hughes, attorney, ia
l nltefl Gas Imp
!„•;* , Northern Pacific
PaHffr and
«nH Standard
<ttmnA**A rui
»T
-.r—w May
*#* ,11
- (IP)
, ^ — I^ast
»_.,
New York,
United Corp
2% o f N e w York.
week's record of dividend actions ly statement of the New York Clear- honorary president.
U S Smelt & Refining
114%
. _
,
, ,
The club, started four years ago
shows 18 favorable changes against ing House shows:
Amon
Total surplus and undivided prof- and under the guidance of William
Vanadium
.
12%
* I"»ues gaining a trifle 19 the week before, .reports the
Hughes, has grown to an active
Warner
Bros Pictures' ..'..".".'.'. 5%
3% I r r e r e American and Foreign Power I Standard Statistics Co. Only one Its $722,482,600 (unchanged)!
Warren Bros
Total net demand deposits (aver- membership of 25.
Weekly play
West'house Air Brake
21R £ 5s at more than 68% and Postal unfavorable change was noted comage)
$122,561,000
(decrease).
sessions
have
been
held
in the periimproving
slightly
included
obligapared
with
two
the
week
before.
Telegraph 5s at around 31. Others
Weet'house Elec
47
Time deposits (average) $1,951.- od.
tions
of
American
Telephone,
BethMax Baer, world heavyweight champion, suffered painful burns
Western Union
26%
Steel. Erie, New York Cenwhen a blank cartridge pistol was discharged close to him In s rehearsal
The club will be represented by
Shipments from the lumber mills 000 (decrease).
Woolworth
59% lehem
tral, North American and Southern during the week ended May 4 were
for s radio program at hit Asbury Park, N. J. training camp. His trainClearings week ending today $3,- several teams at the Lake PlacidCURB
ing delayed a day or two, Ha Is shown above as he rested In bad. (AssoRailway.
94S.369.277.
Hotel
Belmont
bridge
tournament
at
the
heaviest
of
any
week
since
Amer Super Power
1%
ciated Press Photo)
Clearings
week
ending
May
4*
64,
Hotel
Martin,
Utica,
May
13-20.
The
foreirn
department
1931,
the
National
l
u
m
b
e
r
ManuElectric Bond & Share
8
was
facturers Association reports. New 498,369,277.
Niasara Hudson Power
- 4% quiet but prices held steady.
business
booked was slightly dn>9
Swift & Co, com
15
der that of two preceding weeks
CALVES
and with these exceptions was the
New York, May 11 VP>.—(State
F L O U R A N O PRODUCE
largest since November, 1933. Pro- Department of Agriculture report of
New York, May 11 UP) — Flour (Cempll.d By The Assoctstsd Press) duction was below that
reported New York and Jersey City livestock
eaay: spring patents, 6.95-7.15. soft
ao
is
is
so for the previous 8 weeks.
marRet) - Vealers and calves, 1,570,
winter straights, 5.70-85; hard winInda, Rails UtlL Stocks .
all direct; market nominal.
Net «"hsns«
ter straights, 6.30-55.
A3
A3
. A I A3
EXCHANGE
21.6
<1 x
2r».«»
Rye flour, easy; fancy patents TVxiny
5*0
I'rev. D»v
2t.3
New
York,
May 11 <.P).—Foreign
41
.'.
2
6
.
1
lota Sigma Sorority
3.90 4 If,
.*»•! 3
Month AKO
21.3
2«i 0
MS
exchange
irregular;
Great Britain
Miss Frances Casler, 621 Parry
49 9
Ryt easy*. No. 2 American fob V'-sr Ago .
Jft.5
SA.I
40.2
:.* 1
7.6
23.0
41.8 tn dollars, others In cents: Great St., entertained the lota Sigma SorN. Y. 63; No. 2 Western 71 elf » « • Hirh
41.1
1935 Low .
18 1
21.1
34 K Britain, 4.Sf%; France, 6.58%; Italy ority at her home Friday night,
New York.
61.4
1934 Hlirh .
43 0
«0«
41.4 8.22; Germany, 40.22.
Mlas Caroline Woodruff presided.
46.1
Barley easy; No. S 76% d f New 1934 Low .
34 t
14 9
Ml
Refreshments were
served
and
York
Movement of Recent Tears
dancing
was
enjoyed.
The
next
P
O
T
A
T
O
E
S
1,7 ft a , » ,
Buckweat steady; export, 1.25. 19W Low . . . . 17.|
New York, May 11 ^P) — Potatoes, meeting will be at Miss Woodruff's
Pork quiet; mess, 27.76; fam- im-Hurh . . . . m , isjj ,8;, ,,?;?
60 .dull; 100 lb. aacka: Florida 1.25- home, 800 Croton St.
ily 26.50.
1927 Low . . . . l i . l
S|.|
u,!
gl 1
50; Maine, 651.05; N. Y. upstate,
Lard, firm; Middle West 1135
Birthday Party
6.1
75 Maine 180 lbs. in bulk, 1.6045.
75. Florida, Spauldlng Rose, dou
Little Miss Jeannlne Quelrolo,
Tsllow steady; special loose 6%
ble headed barrels, 2.00 75; bushel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joun
and extra loose, 6%.
Greases steady;
yellow
sad (Compu.d sjy The Atsoeiste* Press) crste, 7590; bushel basket, 75-1.25; Quelrolo Jr., 248 W. Dominick m.,
South Carolina Cobblers, barrels, 2.- entertained 25 guests Friday ntgnt
choice house, 6%-%.
20
10
10
10
50-75.
In celebrating her fifth birthoay.
Hay, steady; No. 1, 22.00; No. I,
Ralls Indus. UtlL For.
Games were enjoyed, lunch was
20.00-21.00; No. 8. 18.00-19.00; sam- Net Change . . 1 > 2
T n . h t nrh
A.4
ple, 13.00-15.00.
U. S TREASURY STATEMENT served and the little hostess re• Today
71 3 9K .9 93 3
M.I
Straw steady; No. 1 rye 14-0«- IVev. I)ey . . . 7» s n 9 '.<%,% 68 2
Washington, May
11.—Balance ceived gifts.
I Month Ago . . . 79.1
94.3
39.9
67.7 on hand In United States Treasury
16.00.
W a r Ago
Hi, 9
*
M.S «7 8 at close of business May 9, $1,772,Hops
steady: Pacific
Coast 103* High . . . . «7.l 07,
98.8
93.8
70.4
Live la Gro«a*
choice 1134, 18-11; medium to 1931 Low . . . . 74.4 92 2 34.S M.I 684,615.
Termites
live
in the ground. They
1924 Hlgl. . . . . 19 4 92 9 M l
70.0
prime 16-17; 1933. 13-15.
1934 Low
74.1 7 3 7
are
seldom
seen.
During wsrm
•0.2
M
.
I
Beans steady; marrow, 4 2*25; 1931 Low . . . . . 44.1 4 0 0 44.4 42 2
COTTON
weather
they
ceaselessly
m a w away
pea, t.76; white kidney, 4.60; red 19M High . . 1 0 1 . 1 9 1 9 102.1 100 6
New York, May 11 OPi — Cotton
kidney 6.00-1S,
futures closed steady, 1-5 lower. at anything containing cellulose—
Low Yield 109 1
May, 11.94-95; July, 11.9195; Oct., their principal food—wooden floorPrevious Dsy
<( jf,» 3
Soldiers at Fort Wayns, Detroit, firing en a 1,000-inch range which corresponds to a 1,000-yard range on
COPPER
Month Ago . 1 0 9 11934 High ....IDS 3 11.11; Dec, 11.86; Jan., 11.92; ing, books or cotton fabric, being at
V»>sr
Ago
.
.
.
.
l
A
S
.
r
i
f
M
Low
.
.
.
.
M
l
all times careful to STold their eom- open country. The colored lower half of the reproduction enables the gunners to pick out mora readily tha
New York, Msy 11 «JP). — Copper
193» High ..110 li 1934 High . . . . 1 0 4 4 March, 11.96. Spot steady; middling moa foe, suallghi.
nominally unchanged.
target In tha blaok and whits psnsl above. (Wide World Photo).
1934 Low « . U t 7 . H m a Low I M < M.I 1246,
MARKET LISTLESS
IN SHORT SESSION
Bulletins
MUSICALE 6IYEN
AT BAPTISKHURCH
BAER HURT IN RADIO REHEARSAL*
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Bond Averages
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