PAGE TWELVE THE MORNING HERALD, GLOVERSVltXE AND JOHNSTOWN, N. Y. THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 192*.

STI SUE SLOWEST

Exchange Develops Buoy­ancy With Total Sales

But 3,670,300

CALL MONEY AT 8

U. S. Steel Conies Within Fraction of Touching

New High Mark By the Associated Press

50 Ind 20 RaI120 Util Today — Previous Day Week Ago ...... Tear Ago High 1928

208.6 205.8 210.5 144.2 207.7

134.1 133,0 133.0 120.2 133.3 117.0 Low 1928 ........... 140.0

Total s*s6Jfcsales today 300 sibares.

200.7 196.3 105.2 127.2 104.4 126.4

3,870,-

By Claude A. Jngger NEW YORK. Jan. 16—{IP)—The

stock market developed impressive buoyancy today, altboujrh trading was the dullest for any full session co far this year, with total trans­actions of but 8,670.800 shares. IT. 8. Steel, the traditional bell wether of the list, came within a fraction of the high mark for the present stock, and chemical and public utility shares made violent spurts.

Call money renewed at 8 per cent and held at that figure al l day, des­pite the calling of about $15,000,000 In loans. Time money was scarce around the abnormally high rates of 7 1-2 to 7 3-4 per cent.

Allied Chemical, which closed at 262 yesterday, a drop of 13 points, more than made up i t s loss today, soaring 18 points to a new record high at 280. Mathieson Alkali also shot up about 15 points in buying largely baaed on a rumor that Du Pont was negotiating to acquire It. D a Pont Interests denied the rumor too late in the session to influence the stock. In the utilities, Common­wealth Power and Detroit Edison made extreme gains of 8 to 9 points.

U. S. Steel touched 172 1-4, just a quarter point under the highest figure since the payment of the 40 par cent stock dividend. Bethlehem, American Steel Foundries, Colorado Fuel and Iron and Vanadium were other issue.- in this group to sell 3 to nearly 6 points higher. Copper sharer* stiffened, and St. Joseph lead jumped more than 6 points. Automotive shares improved. Con­tinental Motors and General Motors se l t lng up sbont 3 points, and Elee-tric Auto Lite jumping nearly 10 points to a new peak. > .

Borden Co. gained 8 points in buy­ing in expectation of a stock split up, and Curtlss Aero improved on reports of an affiliation with the Caproul Aviation Company of Italy. Pah American Petrdfenm B was bought in expectation of .better earn­ings from its new refinery.

Radio fell 7 points, but regained most of its loss. General Gas & Elec tr i c B lost more than 7 points. and Allis Chalmers slipped back 3.

STOCK MARKET Low 46%.

149% 140 393% 399

High Abitibi 48' Atr and Straus Adams Exp . . . Adams-Mtllts . Adv Rumely . .

do pfd Ahumtdt Lead Air Reduction Alex Rubber . Alaska Juneau Allied Cbem AllU-Chal Amal leather

da pfd Amerada . . . . . . . Am Ag Chem .

do nfd Am Bank Note

do nfd Am Beet Bug .

do pfd Am Bosch If . Am Br Shoe .

do pfd Am Br Bov pfd Am Can 118% 113*4 114%

do pfd 141%. 141 % 141H Am Car and Fy . . 100% 100 100% Am Chain pfd . . 7 2 * 7 3 * 73% Am Chicle BOH 49% 60 Am Drug Syn Am Encaustic . Am Express . . . J> Am ana F ? . . . . Am Chicle rta . . Am. F P pf

do 3 pf A Am H L #.'..-.

do p f Am Home Pr . . . . Am Ice Am Inter Am-Li France .... Am Loco . . . . . ' . . . Am M F Am Metal 70%

do 6 pf 191 Am Nat Oas pf . . . 97 Am Piano 18%

do pf . . . . . . . . . . 48% Am Pwr Lt 84%

do pf 100 do 8 pf .' 78 do 5 pf stp 81%

10% 84%

3*9

7!%

10% 84%

389 80%

1% 107 98 9%

•33% 77 Vi 38%

148% 148 8% «

10% •**%

389 79

1% 198% 107 98 98

9% 9% 33% 36% 78% 78% 38% 38%

148 »%

Am intl new Am Rad . . . : . . Am Ry Bxp . . Am Repub . . . Am Sal Raz . Am Seating ... Am Ship C Am Smelting . Am Smelt pf , Am Snuff 308 Am Stl Fy 73%

do of n a % Am Sugar 90%

do pf 188 Am Sumatra . . . . 88% Am Tel C 18% Am Tel Tel 308% Am Tobacco 177% Am Too 177V4

do B 178% do pf H i

Am Type Fy 148% do pf 107%

Am Water W 74% Am Woolen . . . . . . 38% Am Wool pfd . . . . 68 Am W P ctfs ia% Am Writ P 8 pfdl 41% Am 3!mc 41

do pfd 108% Anaconda I I B % Anchor Cap 88

do pfd 117 Andes Copper . . . 49% Arch Dan Mid . . . 103 Armour 111 A . . . 17%

do B 9 do pfd 88

Arnold Con 88% Artloom pfd . . . . 98 Art Metal 39% Aaso Dry G 98

do 1 nfd 107 Aaso Oil 45% Atch'son 300

do pf l 10"

110% 110 110 181 180% 181

"9% 70% 121 131 97 97 15 15% 40% 44% 83% 84% 99% 100 78 76 •0% 81% 73% 78%

304 304 139% 139% 60 80% 00% 71% 34% 34%

3% 8% 9 3 % 9 7

308 70 78

1 U % U l % 88% 90

107% 107% 88% 5 5 % 18 18%

198% 199% 176% 177% 176% 177% 176% 178% 131 131 148 148% 107% 107%

73% 7 3 % « H WH 58 58 11 41

74% 108% 119%

60% 71 38

. 7 * 137% 137

205

do. pf Tuba Co 3ub-Am Sugar . . 3uba R B pf . . . . Judahy Turtles Aero . . . . . Cutler-Hsmasr . . Jugamel' Fruit . , . Davison . . Debenham See . . Deer and Co pf . . Del and Hud 0 L and W 0 and R O W pf. Detroit Edison . • • Tent Aguerrt . . . Dudahy rta Devoe Ray A . . . . 01am Match Dome Mines Drug Ine Dul Sup Tr pf . . . Du Font d Nem . . Duquesne Lt pf . . last Kodak Eaton Axle gtaenlohr Bros . . . Bltlngton Sohtld . •lee Auto-L DunhlU rta . .

118 Kee Slec F L glee Stor Bat . . . . End Johns . . . . . . . gng Pub Ser . . . .

Sult Bldg e

do 1 pf Eureka vac Fair Morse Pllenee Federal L tad T . Pel L and T pf . Fed Mot Tr . . . . . Fidelity Ph In . . Fifth Ave Bus . . . Plist Nat Strs . . . risk . . . « Pl*k 1 pf Flak cv pf • F k . -hmann . . . p*.S.\h*lm A Pollanabee Bros . Pox Film A . . . . . Preeport Tex . . . . Qarrlel A Gardner Mot . . . . Gen Am Tank . . . Hahn

do pf . . Sen Asphalt . . . . Gen CaM* Gen Cable A . . . . Gen Cable pf . . . Gen Slgar Gen Electric . . . . Gen Elect spl . . . 3en G and I A .4 Gen Q and I B . . Gen O and E pf B , Gen Mills Gen Mills pf . . . . Gen Motors Gen Motors 7 pf. Gen Out Adv A . Gen "By Gillette 8 Gen Motors new Glmbel Bros . . .

do. pf Gllden CO.

do. pf . . . . . . . Gobel (Adolf) . . Gold Dust Goodrich

do. pf Goodyear

do. 1 pf Gotham Roe . . .

do. non-vot . . . Gould Coup A . . . Graham-Paige . . .

do. ctfs

15 47

* * * 70%

I

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117% 78%

*«% 118 1 130% 1 109% 1

69 107% 107V

W A L L STKEEH BRIEFS N E W YORK, Jan. 16.--{IP)—In-J

chwtrial plant activity for the n a ] tlon, as measured by eoostru<'tlpn of electrical energy, w a s 16 per*eeat greater in December than in the same month of 1027, Electrical World reports., <'ompare<l with No­vember, there was a seasonal de­cl ine of *4.."i during December. The monthly average index for the en­t ire year was 123.7 against 115.3 in 1027.

With tlie acquisition of the Col­onial Bank, fonnally announced to­day, the Bank of United States. both New York Institutions, will nave 37 branches and resources totaling $260,000,000.

Pitts-hold-Coal

The Koppers Company of burgh and W. J. Hainey, Ine, er of valuable Pennsylvania properties, are re[K>rted seeking jointly to htiy the stuck of the Alan Wood Iron and Steel Company ami the Ralney-Wood Ooke t'ompiiny, to be held by a new Pennsylvania corporation in which the first two will be interested.

G. R. Kinney Company, Inc., of New York and subsidiaries, operat­ing shoe factories and retail stores, report net Income for V.nx totaling $858,323. equivalent to $7.22 a com­mon share, against 1927 net income Of $802*470. or 96.-19 a rtiare. Com­bined net store and factory sales i r i i $10,388,247 compared with $18,-078,809 to 1927.

' Douglas Aircraft Company. Inc., President Donald Dougm* said, bad unfilled order* Jaminry 1 totaling fS.000.000. Since I>oeeJnher 1 the company has received $615,000 of new contracts. Includltrg army ord­ers for eMabllsdied types and an experimental order for nil advance model plane for the I', s ,\!r eon*.

SI GAR MARKET NftW YORK. Jan. 16 UP) _ T h e

raw sugar market . 'was unchanged today, but there apnea red to be a batter Inquiry from refiners. Re-ported exiles were alKHit 50.000 buif* of Cubnn fur prompt shipment at 4.77 delivered with further buyer* at the same price.

Approximate sales were only 21.-700 tons. .Tan. rfo«el 1.97; March 2.03; May 2.10; July 2.17: Hepl. S.22: Dec. 2.20; Jan. 1930, 2.24.

The refined sugar market was un­changed ftt 5.05 for fine granulated, but all refiners announced they would reduce their quotation i„ the basis of 5.00 at the opening to­morrow.

METAL PRICES NEW YORK. Jon 10 (JP)—

Copper firm; electrolytic spo' and future 16 3-». Iron steady, un­changed. Tin s t eady; spot and future 49.00 to 40 12. \Am,\ firm; spot New York 0,65; East St Louis 6 J 0 , Zinc steady; East St. [x>iii« apot and future 6.85, Antimony

I 9.8B\

do rta .77 Atl Coast Line . . . Atl Q and W I pf Atlantic Ref Atlas Powder . . .

do pfd Atlas Tack Austin Nichols . . Austrian Credit . . Auto Bales . . . . . .

do pfd do A

Bald Loco pfd . . . Bait and Chic . . Bamberger pfd . . Bang and Aroos . .

do pfd Barnet Leath . . . . Barnsdall A 48 Beason Oil 9$ Beech-Nut P . . . . 06 Beldlnf-Hem . . . 1$ Bala Rye pt pf . . 83 Beet and* Co 87 Beth Steel 85 Beth Steel pf 133 Bl'mtngdale pf . . 1 1 1 Blumenthal p_f Borden . . . . . . . . I Boston and M . . . 105 105 Briggs Mfg 69 87 Br'.t Etnp Stl . . . . 4% 4V Brockway Mot . . . 88 87V Bklyn-Man Tr . . . 76% 73< Bklyn U Gea . . . . 184% 180 Brown Shoe 47 48 Brans-Balke . . . . 81% 51 > Brunsw Term . . . 39% 371 Bucyrus-Erle . . . '"'•> 37V Bucyrus-Erle . . , » • . 37V Bucy-Erle cv pf . 4 . 481 Buff and Busq pf. Burns Bros A Burns Bros B . . . Burroughs Bush Terminal . . Bush Ter deb . . . Bush Ter Bg pf . Butte Copper . . , Butterlck Byers (AM) Bv-Produ?ts . . . . C*l Packing . . . . Callahan Zinc . , A M Byers rts . . Calumet and Arlx Calumet an dR . Canada Dry Canadian Pac . . . Cannon Mills . . . Car C and O cf stp 100^ Cent Alloy Steel Cerro de Pasco . . Certain-teed . . ,

do. pf Chandier-Cleve . Ches Corp . . . . . Ches and Ohio ., Chic and Alton , . .

do pf Chandler pf ctfs . Chi Gt West Chi a t W pf Chi. Mil StP-P . . . CM8tP&P Of Chi * WW Chi R I * F . . . . Chi B I 6 pf Chllds Chile Copper Chrysler City Stores B . . . . Chic Pneu Tool a

Do pf City Store* rts B . Clsv It Pitt* Cluetfc Peabody . . Coce-Col* Cottins As Alk . . . Col PiMl-1 pf Col * South — Col 8c Sou 3 pf . . Columbia Oaa . . . . Columbia Oas pf . Col Oraphophone . Columbian Car ... Com Credit O Credit 1 pf . . . . C Credit pf B . . . . C Credit pf Com Inv Tr Com I T wt» . . . Col Oas New wt . . Com Solvent* . . . . Common Pow Conde Nast F . . /• . Congol-Nairn . . . . Conn-ess Cig . . . . Tonley T F stp . . Tonsol Cigar Tonsol Film nl pf Jonnol Oas

do. pf ;ons Ryas Cu pt . :onsol Texttls lontainsr A . . . . Container B ;ont Bak A .. . . . ^ont Bak B . . . . . ;oht taking pf . . Tout Can Tont Insuranes . . ^>nt Motors Jorn Ptoducta . . . .

do pf Coty Crucible Steel

do pf Cuba Cane Rug . .

uranoy Oraxtd Union Co.,

do. p* Qragt (W T) . . . . Qt Northern pf . . . Gt ROrth Ori . . . . Gt West Bug . . . ,

d a pf Greene-Cananea . Quant Sugar . . Gulf M and No . . .

do. pf Hack water

Steel

58 58% 130% 120%

33% 34 334 2TB%

78 80% 107%

7 6 % 3 %

16 122%

47% 7 9 %

82% 315%

14 21 38 30

it 68 88

181% 130 101 101 T?* SS 133 130% 103% 100 34 S3 55% 66

79 78 7 0 , .

172% 179V^ 173% 54 63 64 78% 68% 7 3 %

115 118 118 70 70 70

148 143 146% 107% 101% 107% 83 79% 83

130% 138% 139 57% 58%, a-r

104% 103 38 38

149%

oa ma 7 8 § 78 V 70% 71

Gulf Stati Mack W pf A . . Hasellton W pf . Benna 1 pf Hartman B Havana X By pf Helm* (O WS Hershey Choe . . . .

do- Pf do. pr of

Holland Furn . . . . Hollander and 8. Home* take Household Pr . . . Houston OH Row* Sound . . . . . Hud and Man . . . Hudson Motor . . . Hupn Motor Ind Oil and Oas. Indian Ref Indian Ref ct* . . Induat Rayon . . . Inland Steel Inspiration Cop . Interboro R T . . . Intercon Rub . . . . Int Ag Chem . . . . Int Bus Mach . . . Int Cement Int Combust . . . . Int Harvester . . . . Int Match pf . . . . Int M Marine . . . In& M M pf Int Nickel Int Paper Int Pap and Pwr . Int F and P A . . int p and p B . . . Int F and P C . . . Int Print Ink . . . Int Ry C A pf . . . Int Salt Int Tel and Tel . tot T and T rts . Int Ps~^- rts Int Print Ink pf. Ialank Crk Coal . . Johns Manvllle . . Jordan Motor . . . Kan C Sou Kaufman D S Kayser Keith Al Orph . . Kelly Spring . . .

do 6 pfd do 8 pfd -

Ke'.sey Hayes . . . . dO pfd

Kelvlnator . . . . . . Jewel Tea rta . . Kennecott . . . . . . Kinney fc

do pfd Kolater Radio . . . . Kraft Phenlx n . . Kreage (88) . . . .

do pfd Kress Kreuger s n d T o l i !

Laelede aim ".'.'.'., Ligo Oil Lambert Lee Rubber Lehigh F Cam . . .

do pfd Lehigh Valley . . . Lehn and Fink . Llgg and My B . . . . Liq Carbonic . . . . Loews' Ioc

do pf Loft Ine Long Bet) A todat-Wiies

do 1 pf Harsf

1U4 1\H

S O ? 60

88 38 81

116 107 ̂

iif 39

116 179% 168

6 8 « % 8 3 % 8 1 %

103 103 103 **% 26% 3 8 % 7 0 % 70 70% 3 7 37 37

103 103 103 IS* 80

110 1 1 9 " 110

104% 104% 104% ' 80 47% 40% 3 0 % 18% 18% 7 5 % 7SVH 76V? 77 76% 77 93 91 93 68 87 68 56 5 4 % 56 88 85 85% 7 9 % 77% 79 3 3 31 8 1 % 34% 3 3 % 83% 3 0 % 3 0 % 30%

130 130 180 86% 83 88% 4 3 % 43% 43% 64% * 2 % 83% 1 3 % » ! % 13%

, ! « % 18% 16% 150 150 190

9 1 % 9 0 % 90% 7«% 7 7 7 1 7 7 ?

93% 84: 96 07

6V 374 53% 68

Mex Seaboard . . . Ml*ml Copper . , Mldcont P*t Md Sts Oil

do cts Midland Stl pf . Miller Rub M 8t F 8 8 M

do pf M 8 P-S 8 M L L Mo Kans Tex

do pf • Mid Com rta . . . . Mengel rta Mo PaclBc ^ ,

do pf , Moh«wk Carpet . , Montg Ward . . . , Moon Motor Mother Lode Motion Plct Moto Meter A . . . Motor Prods . . . . . Motor Wheal Mulllns Mfg

do pf Murray Corp Nash Motors Nash Ch St L . . . , Nst Acme at Nat Bellas Nat Biscuit Nat Cash Reg A . . 99% 98% 98% Nat Dairy F 130% 138 139% Nat Dept St 31 % 31 31% Nat Distill 38 37% 88 Nat Cash Beg rta 1% 1% 1% Nat Dist pfd 78 78 78 Nat Enamel 68 57% 58 Nat Lead 153 147% 153

do pfd A 140% 140% 140% Nat Pow and L . . 48% 44 44% Nat Rad Corp . . . 16 15% 15% Hat R MtX 3 pfd. 9% 3% 3% Nat Supply 185 133% 133

do pfh 116 116 .116 Nat Surety 145% 145 145 Nevada Cop 41% 39% 40% NY Air Brake 44% 44% 44% N Y Osntral 190 187% 180% NYC and St L . . 136% 136% 196%

do pfd 108% 108% 108% N Y Dock 81 81 81 N T and Her . . . 860 350 350 N Y N H and H . . 84% 83% 94%

do pfd 116% 116 116 N Y Ont and W. 38% 38% 38% H Y Stm 7 p fd . . 114 114 114 Norf and W a s t ' . . 195% 198% 196% North Amer 93% 91 93%

do pfd .r 52% 53% • «">% North A Ed nfd. . 103 108 —103— Nor Her Lloyd . . . 60 59 59 Nor Pacific 108 107% 107%

do eta Nerwalk Tire . . .

do pfd OH Well Sup . . .

do pfd Oppen Collins . . o.yiieum Cir pf. Otis Elevator . . . . a w Otis 8t**l . . . . . . . . 41% Owen* Bottle 86% Pacific Coast 31%

do 3 p»t 37 Pac Oas and El. . . 54% Pacific Mills 33 Pacific Oil 1% Pac Tel and Tel . . 170% Packard Motor . . . 143% Pan-American 49%

do B v 80% do W B 17%

Panhandle 13 do n< 78

Pars/-Fam-L 89% Park and Tllford. 84% Park Utah " %

; Path* Exchange . . 13% Pathe Ex pf A . . . 36% Patlno Mines 37% Peerless Motor . . . 30% Pen and Ford 41 Penn R R 79% Pere Marq pr pf . . 99. Pet Milk 43i* Phlla Co 6 pf 83% Phila R T 6 pf . . . 63% Phil* and Bead . . 38% Phltio Morrl* 17% PhinipaPrt 43% Phoenix Hoa 34 Pierce Arrow 34

do pf , • % Pierce OU 3% Pierce Pet 5% Pulsbury .

Pitts Coal'!!!'.'.'.'.'.'. ~76iJ P o r t B Am T B . . 4 3 # M%* « Postal pf 1031* 10f% 103 Fostum 7 * Tift ' 25' Prairie O and O . . 63% « % 63 Free* Stl Car . . . . 32% 23% 33%

d T p t . - • TT " , " P r a W e P l p * . « % 5*ft " Prod and »*t . . . . » g » S prodp°hytartic-:::::: rry. Jw% .87% Pub Berv 6 pf . . . 106

d o l p f 1J0 Pullman 87% Punta Allegre 20% Pure Oil 36

United Fruit On Peperbosjid . . . U 8 Cast I P i . . .

do 1 pf U 8 Distrlb . . . . . . 0 B Hoffman 0 8 Ind Alco . . . .

do pf U s Leather 'J 8 Leather A . 0 S Realty 'J S Rubber . . . .

do 1 pfd v 8 Smelting . . . U 8 Steel i

do pfd Unlv Leaf Tob . . Univ Ptct 1 pfd . Jnlv Pip* Utah Copper . . . . Util P and L A . . Vanadium Van Raalte pfd . Vlck Chem Victor T M Union OU Cal rta Va-C*ro Ch

do 6 pfd do 7 nfd

Va El arid P 7 pfd Vlvaudou Vulcan Detln . . . . Vulcan D A . . . . Vulcan D pfd Wabaah . . .„ Waldorf Syst . . . . Walworth Ward Bak A

do B do pfd

Warner Brof do pfd

Warner Qutn . . . . Warren Bros Werren F and P . . W:seon O S o f . . . West Dairy P A . . .

do B West Maryland . . .

do a pf" West Pacific .

10 n

130% 134%

141% 140% 140 34% 30% 3 * 46 4 5 % 45 18% 18% 18 16 15% 16'

47 i 138 " 130 134% 134'

33% 33%

6 3 % 53% 01 07

171% 141%

77 91 " 9 0 % 91 10% 19% l » %

398 393 398 41 40 40

108% 108 108 65 86 66 94% 9 1 % 094

148%-147 i % !'

33 31 8 3 % 83 98% 96

108 107% 108 13% 13 IS 83 63

46 93 74 35 33 81

1 1 % 1 0 . 87 88 87

188 121% 134 88% 54% 65%

, 37% 37 37 168 167% 167%

3 8 % 38% '»* i r n

32 88%

608% 20% 84 37%

163%

108%

46 98 74 36% 33% 84

38 % 107 M 28 43% 43% 30

0*»-T 107 83% 63% 38 38 43 42 % 43 43% 38% 3J

west Union 196 West P El A 106

d o d e p t 101% do 7 pf

Weat P P 8 pf. do 7 pf

West Air Brake Westing El Weston El Inst

^ d o — A Wesson OU . . . . White Eagle OH Whit* Motors Whit* Rock cts White 8*w M .

do pt Wilcox O and O Willys Overland

do-pf Wilson and Co

do A do pf

Wool worth . . . , Worthington 89

do pf A ...y... 91 d o p f B . J < . . . . 80

Wright Aero 381 Wrtgley 78% YeUow Truck 41 Young 8 and W . . 61% Young B and T . . . 113 Went Else rts 4%

1 % 37% 37%"

30% 16% 11

88% 88 79% 79% 60% 60%

314% 310'i

108* ,d8 JS i8fc i£k i%*

)% 79% >% 60% )V« 213%

Purtty Bak'.'.''.'.'-'.. 136^ Radio

do pf A . . . 1 , . . . Rad K Or A Reading Real BUk H J * . . . Beta Renting Rand . . .

do 1 pf Badio new wi Reyn Tob new wi Reo Motor . . . . . . . 38 Republic 1 and S. 84

d© pi . •— 1 9S Reynolds Spr . . . . 13 Reynolds Tob . . . . 190

do B 188% Rhlne-W Elec . . . 88% Richfield OU 48 BoMla ins 340% 288 Royal Dutch • . St JO* Lead . . . 8t L-San Fran

do pf St L S W

do pf gavag* Arms . . ^ p f ^ . 8 * . : : : i i 5 % i j 3 g i i 3 ^ Beab Air Line

84 70%

110% . S4B

108 93 47 38

58 64 116 94% 94% 106% 106% 93 93 48% 47 37% 87%

p I Curb Market NEW YOBK. Jan. 16.—(UP)—Sen­

sational price movement* in a few issues were outstanding features of today's Curb market session, while price changes in the general list were limited to small figure*. Ford Motor of Canada continued its sensadonal drop, started around yesterday's close, selling more than 60 point* below its previous close.

On the other hand, urgent buying developed in special Issue*.like Stand­ard Oil of Indiana and American Superpower "B". The former issue rose to a new high for the present capitalisation on reported buying fen control by the Stewart interest* on one hand and the Rockefellers on th« other. The stock sold more than 8 points higher.

Heavy buying of American Super­power was stimulated by announce­ment that lt had exchanged it* ex­tensive holdings of public Service oi N J. and United Oas Improvement for stock of trie new! y formed United Corporation. It rose to a new record high. But price changes In othei sections of the list irregular. Aoetol Prod A . . . Acoustic Product*. Aero Supply Go A Afga Ansco Mr% Ansco pfd . . Ah.ed Packer* . . . Allied Pack pr pfd Allied Pack sr pfd Allison Dg St B . . Alpha Port Cam . Alum Co Amer . . Alum Co Am pfd. Am Com W Pow A Amer Arch S o " . . . Am Br Bov fds ah Amer Cigar 140 Am Com Al eta . 85V Amer Colortype . . 38' amer Cyanamld B 56' Amer Dept Store* 33 Am and > P wt*. 86% Am Oas and Elec. 180 Ant Oaa and El pf 106% 106'

Haw 8 8 liU. •»'

Curciss Aero Exp , vurtlss Flyiw? Serv Deere and Co . , J, De Forest Radio . , Dklr Htis A, wts . Doehler Die Cast . Dominion 8trs Ltd ^ub Condenser . . Duke Power , . ( . . , Duplan Silk Du Pt de Nm nw « Douglas Dresser Durant Motors . . . Dua Com A ctfs . . Eastern 8 8 Line* East Sts Pwr B El Bd and Sh Sec. Elso Invetor* El P-Lt 3 pf A . . Flee Shv CI ot pfd Bmp Power Corp.. Engine Pb S*r wt* Evan* (E 8) Co . . Faieol Motor* . . . . Pairchud Av A . . . Fandaneo Sorp . . . Fannv Frm Cdy Sh Fanstael Prod . . . . Fed Mfg Co I n e . . . *"ed Bus Pub 1 of. Fed Wat Serv v A , . Fed Metal eta " a t deb rta *1r**ton* T and R. : Flreaton* 7 pf . . . . *okker Aircraft . . . word *Tot of Can . ' •"->»<* T.(r-<1ted Foundation (For) .

Fox Theaters A . . . 35% 33% Kranklln Mfg 36 30 French Lin* . 84 54 Freshman Radio . 10% 10% Oen Alloys Corp.. 15% 13% Gen Amer Inv . . . . 83 83 aeneral Bak 10% 10

d o p f 77% 7C% Oen Bronae Corp.. 44% 44% Oen Cable wt* . . . 36% '28 Oen Elec Bng rets 14% 13% Oen Flreprooflng. 33% 33 V Oen Laundry Mach 36% Oen Public Serv. . 39% Gilbert A O 31

do pf 48 Olen Alden Coal.. 188 Ooldberg nfd . . . 87 Gold Seal Eleo . . . . 31% Ootham Knltbac . 13% Ocgdman Sachs . . 123% ' Granite City Steel. 89% Ort A and P Tea pt 116% Greenfield T and D 18% Orelf and Broa 13% Ortgsby Qrunow. . . 148 Ground Orlpper . . 33

do pf » . . 35 Hall Lamp 26% Hall Printing 39% Happiness Candy . 6 Hart Parr 78

do pf 164% Haygart 46% Hercules Powder . . 361 Hey den Chem Inc. 33 Hood Rubber 37% Horn Co 40% Hartman Tob 33 H'hold Finance . . . 60 Huyler'* of Del . . . 31% Hygrade F Prod . 39% Imp Chemical Ind 10% Insur Co of N A . . 86% fnsur Becur 33% tnt'l Prod Corp . . . 13% tntl Projector . . . 18% inf l S Raaor "B" 45% tnt'l Utilities B . . . 16% tnt'l Utilities pfd. 100 lnt'1 Utility wts . . 5% Indust Fine 53%

Do pf Isotta Fraschlnl

Do Com 14 Italian Super wts . Jocks Bra* v tr ct* Keystone Aircraft. Klein D B Co . . . . Knott Corp Kruskal - Krusksl Lacks Sacur Klein Henr/ypf . . . Lake Supeftor Crp

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53 J% 175% 175% 175%

33 », 98 t

Lorilla do pf

Louisiana oti . . . do of . . . . .

Lou O and B A. . Lou and Nash . . . Ludlum Steel . . . MacAnd and F . . .

do of MeCall McCrory St B . . .

do of Mclntyre MeKeeesort Tin . McKesson and R. lA>e*/TVueM' "•'•• Txnj Gas rta . . . . 4 Ludluum rta . . . . Ma<ry fR H) Msd Bq Otr Mavma cop , . . Msllinon

do pf 1 Man P'ec BUD . . .

Wan El m gtd . . Man Shirt Maraeaibo Oil . . . Mermen Motor . , Marland Oil . . . . Harlln Rock Msrtln Psrrf Mathieson "wmnti rta MsspDep strs . . . Mavtag -.,

do I pf . , do nf w w . . , ,

Melville Shoe . . Mengel , Magra-Owpe pf

40 41 33% 33%

. 98% 98% 08 93 98 48% 48 48%

110 110 110 18% 15% 16%

. . 16 14% IS 188% 150% 183

58% 64% 87 96 % 95% 96% 73S{ 71% 7 3 ^ 37% 37 3 7 * 85% 84 88%

110% 110% 110% 118 118 118

40% 43% 114% 116% 336 338

30% 30% 128% 180

23% 33% »v^, 60% 60%

n o 109% loe i j 08% 08 90V

. 88% 9% 66 03% 93 93

110 108% 108 78 71 73

106 106 10* 0 % 7% 8

83 S3 S3 70% 60% 70

117% 117% 117% 37% 3«% 36% 93 98 98 16% ' 8 % 16% 03 93 03 0 7 % 3 7 % 87%

148 148 148 88*4 80% 88% • 4 44 44

108 108 108 7 6 % 74 78%

104% 103% 108% 115 115 116 '

3 8 % 38% 33% 74 78 78 60 49 50 68 68 88

108*4 104 108 •« a x% 178 176 178

301/. 30% 30% , . 8 7 88 66%

38% 87% 38% lnH 104 104

36 34% 86 65% 63% 56 aa>4 39% 39% 1614 16 16% 7 4 % 7 8 % 74% 48«; 43 43% 7 4 % 74% 74% IS 17% 18

IBS 183% 192% *6K, »% 6*J 109% 101 101

331" 28% 38% 88% 88 88 % 43% "i% 43% 88 88 60

, 11% Z% III

do pf Seagrave Seara Roebuck Seneca Cop --Jhattuck Rove! Bak

19% 3 9 %

30% 23%

ifflt 0 8%

139% 130% 37% 19%

16V, 168

as si sa 87% 94% 9 7 « 33% 3 1 % 3 3 % 43 40% 41 84% 3 4 % 34%

131% 121% 131% 14

" f t 14 40 43% 4 3 % 68 8 4 % 40% 4 0 %

180 139 166% 184 90 09

139% 180 47 13% 771/.

48% 19% 70

97 106

8 6 * 66

157%

re-K.% % %mardk,BNH7 Shell Un Oil . . Shubert Simmon* . . . Srmms Pet . . . Sinclair Skelly Oil . . . Sloes-Sheffield Snider Packing Snlrter Pack of So Porto B 8 . So Cal Edison . So Dalr A Southern Pac . South By •••• South By pf . . S Ry M-O eta . Spang Chalfant Spear h Co Bpleg*l-May-Btr Spleer Mfg 49% Safeway Stores . . . 184%

Do 6 pc pf . Do pf rts . . .

Hen Com Tob Stan Oas * El SUn G 8c E pt Stan .billing . . . . Stan M1U pf 137,. Stan Oil Cal 70% 60% Stan OH N Y . . . . 43% 43 SUn PUt* Ol . . . 6% 5 BUn ?1 Ol pf . . . 31 31 Stan Sanitary . . . . 80% 49% SUnley Co 40% 40% Stewart - 'Warner 139 138% Stromberg 84 63% Studebaker 88% 87% Bub Boat . . . . ' . . . S%» 3% Bun OH 86 88 Superior Oil 10 6% Superior Steel . . . 44% 40 Symington A . . . . 16% 18% Telautograph . . . 30% 30% r*nn Copper 18'' . 17% Texas Corp 66% 64% Tex Oulf BUI 78% 78% Texas Fae 188 168 Tex P O O 17% J8 Tex Pac L Tr . . . . 34% 33 Thstchtr Mfg 38 38 The Fair 81 80% Third Ave Ry . . . . 36% 36 Thompson 80 80 Tide W As O 30% 30%

do pf 00 88% Tide Water OU . . . 87 88% Tlmksn 80% 79 U Tobacco Prod . . . . 100 98Vi Tob Pr dlv eta . . . 18% 10^ Transoont OU . . . . 11% 11 Trtco Prod 41% 61%! Truseon Steel . . . . 54% 84 Twin City R T . . . 49% 46>i Und BU Fisher . . . 99 00 Union Bag F 37% 37%j Union Oarbia* . . . 308% lOStj Union OU Cal . . . . 49% 48 Union Pacific . . . . 319 310 Union Tank . . . . . . 137 133 United Biscuit . . . 69% 62 United cigar 38 34M

do pf loo IOIM On Elec coal . . . . . 70% 74

30% 2 3 < 17%

160

' 3 7 %

Lakey F d / - Ms Landay Bros A wts Lane Bryant . . . . Lefcourt Realty . . Leh Val Coal Sis . Llbby-Owens 8 O. Lit Brothers . .* . . . 33% Loew's Ine wta . . . 37% L I Lighting . . . . . 80 Lambert rta 6 Marconi Int M C. 33 Marconi Wis, C a n . . 8% Marion Stm Shov. 49 , Massey-Hsxris pf . 93 Mavis Bottling . . . 9% Mead Johnson . . . 61 Meaabl Iron Co . . 3% Met Chain Strs . . 76 Met 8 to 60c Strs B 4 Michigan Btl 83% Mid West UtU 170%

do rta 8%

30% 21% 34 38 31% 31% 33 23 80 80 36 36

184% 184% 200% 204'

1ST.

18

BOND MARKET PRICES SLUMP

Oils and Rails Arc Generally Lower, Standard Oil Issues

Show Losses

NBW YORK, Jan. Ifl—UP)— Prices worked generally lower on the bond market today.

l ab i l e Service of New Jersey 4 l -2s find International Telephone convertible 4 l-2s were the individ­ual features, tho former, jumping 0 1-2 points to another new high price on heavy trading.

International Telephone w a s up 1 1-4 points on a large turn over. Public Service's advance w a s at­tributed to announcement of plans for a huge hew power plant. Most of the other uti l i t ies 18gl0<s<sEf| losses, Detroi t Edison refunding 5s down 1 H-s points. Postal Telegraph & Cable 5s were lower, while Amer­ican Telephone issues were actively dealt In at unchanged prices.

Although the rails were generally lower, several issues made headway luclndtng Santu Fe convertible 4s, Chesapeake & Ohio convertible 5s and Atlanta & DanvlUe f irst 4s uQd Seaboard All Florida 6a A. Central Railroad of N e w Jersey 5s weer down a point, whi le St. Paul adjustment 5s yielded fractionally to heavy sel l ing pressure. Great Northern 4 l -2s E, closed down 1 3-8.

Anaconda Oopper 7a jumped Into now high ground, with a ne t gain of 2 1-8. Pathe Exchange m a d e a gain of 2 ,1-8, whi le Murray Body l inking fund 5s A declined 1 3-8 on reports the company plana t o spend- all surplus on expans ion in­stead of retiring funded debt In­ternational Cement gained a point, whi le weakness w a s displayed by Abraham. & Straus 5 l -2s and North American Cement.

Oils were lower, although Barns­dall 6s w i th warrants ga in ing frac­tionally. T h e Standard Oil Issues— New Jersey and New York—shewed losses.

GRAIN MARKEt N E W YORK, Jan. 16—(IP)--Corn-

meal f i rm; fine White and Yellow granulated 2.65 and 2.70.

Rye f i r m ; No. 2 Western 1.17 5-8 FOB., New York and 1.15 7-8 OIF., pxport.

Barley f i r m ; domest ic 18 1-4 OIF., N e w York.

Wheat spot f i r m ; No. 1 Northern Spring CIF, New York 1.39 1-4; No. 2 Hard Winter FOB., N e w York 1.34 1-4 No. 2 Mixed Durum do. , 1.18 1-4;-No. 2 Amber D u r u m do., 1;27 1-4; No. 2 Manitoba do., 1.86.

Corn spot f i rm; No. 2 CIF., N e w York 1.15 1-8 Yellow do., 1.12 5-8.

Oats, spot f i r m ; No. 2 Whi te 6 1-2. Lard e a s y ; Middle-West 12.16

and 12.25.

Yellow, No. 8

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.—(/P)—Cash Wheat No. 3 Northern Spring 1.18. C o m No. 3 mixed 98 1-2; No. 3 Yellow 94. Oats No. 2 W h i t e OB; Kb. 4 Whi te 47 to 48. R y n e no sales. Barlev 59 to 70. Timothy seed 5.80 tf> 6.40. Cloverseed 22.75 t o 30.75. Lard 11.75. Ribs 12.50. Bellies I2.7G.

103% 102%

Am Haw 8 8 . . . . 38% 33 Am Lt and Trac . 319 319 Am Meter Am Nat Oaa . . . . Am Cyan rta . . . . Am Beverage* . . . . Arkansas Pwr . . . . Amer Rolling Mill. Am Solv and Ch ct

do part pf Am St Sec A

do B do wta

Am Stores Am Superpwr A. . . Am Superpwr B . . . IUU Am Superpwr 1 pf 00 Am Superpwr 6 pf 03 Anchor P Pence.. 41 Anglo-Chilean Nit. 40 Apponaug Co pfd . 0* Am States rta A . . 1 Am State* rta B . 3 Armstrong Cork n 88 Asso Oas and 8 3 . . . 84

do wta 73 Asso Laundries A. 13 Atl Fruit and Bug 1 Atlas Plywood . . . 70 Atlas Port Cem. . 63 Auburn Auto 188 Avla Corp Amer . . 41% Axton Fisher Tob A 30 Eabcoek and WU.. J30 Autom Reg . . . . . . 0%

do CtfS 39% Assoc Rayon 31%

do pf 83 Bendlx Corp new. 138 Blauner* Ine . . . . 84 Bliss Co 56% Blyn Shoe Ine . . . 2% Boeing Airplane . . 87% Bonn Alum Bras*. 114% Eellancs 21 BraaU Tr., Lt Fwr 76 Bristol Myers . . . 03 Brit-Amer Tob B . 30% Brit Oslanea* Ltd 7% Bklyn City RR . . 0% Budapest Bank . . . 68 Budd. Edw O Mfg . 51V. Buffalo, Nlag Pw . 70$ Buff Nlag Pw A . . 64V( Ballard new . . . . 47Vi Butler Bros 41 C A M Co ctfs . . . 14',;

do cum pf 86 Caterpillar Tractor

do rta 1 Cavan-Dobbt pt . Celsna** Corp . , , Celotex Co Cent Pub 8*rr A Cent Sta Else wta

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Centrlfuial Pip* . 11 C O Spg Bump , . 11 Chain Belt Co . . . 68 Checker Cab Co . 80 City Radla 38 Cltta* S P L 6 pfd 04 City Ic* and Fuel City Mach and T. Colgate Palmollc*. Cohn-Hall-Marx . . Colum B Fwr . . . Comm Edison . . . Oomrn Pw pfd . . Cons Dairy Cons Film Ind . . . Cons Oas Baltl . . Con* Laundrle* . . Con* Rat Strs . . . . Ooon W B . . . . . . . Courtauld*. Ltd . . Crocker Whsetar . Cross* Btk turn pf Crewtay Mllner . . , Curtis Puk Co . . .

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Mid St l Prod Miner Sons Ine Mlnneap-Honeyw . 80 Moody Serv. pf . . 53 Mock Jud Voehr . SS Mhk Hud Val PWT 109 Mood Nickel ret*. 65% Munlcl Serv Co . . 27% Montecatlnl rta . . . 6 Monroe Chem . . . 27 Nt Bellas He** . . . 71 Nat Pern Strs 33% Natl Pub Serv A . . 35% Natl Rubber Ma. 86% Natl Bug Ref N J 47 Nat Theater Sup. 11% Natl Trade Journ 33% Nehl ctfs 37% Nelson I Her) Cor 25% Nevada-Cal Elec . . 82% Neve Drug Stores 13 New Jersey Zinc . . 208 Newton Stl n e w . . 71% N T Hamburg w J 50 N Y Tele pfd llj>% NT Merchandise.. 41 Nlag Share Corp.. 83 Nlchals-Shep C o . . 81 Nlles B*m-Pond.. 30U% Nor Am Aviation. 18% Noma Electric . . 23 Nor Amer Utility. 16%

do 1 pfd 96 Nor'asst Pwr Corp 86 Nor 8t«tes Pwr . . 138% Northwest Bng . . 44% Novadel Agme pfd 90% Nor States rta . . . 6% Pac Coast BU pfd 43 Pac G"and E 6 pfd 37% Paramount Cab . . 38% ? Austin and L pfd 24% Parke Davis 48 Penney (J C) A . 101% Penn-Ohlo Edison 68'/, my,

do wta 43 41 do 7 pfd . . . . . . 106 105M do 6 nfd 96% 98*1

Penn Pwr L 6 pfd 108% 108% Peoples Light A . 49% 49 Perfect Circle . . . 60 69 Phelp* Dodge Corp 209 209 ?hlllp-MorrT* 4% 4 Philippe <L( Ine . 28 28 Pick (A) Berth ctf 19 19 "ledmont and N R 66 65 Pierce a*v*rnor . 34% 34

1 Pitney-Bowes P M 28 341 ; Penney J C 393% 387 ! Pwr C Canada Ltd 98 98 I Pwr Sec Corp pfd 66

Pratt and Lambert Piiget Sd P 8 pfd Pyrene Mfg Co . . Rainbow L P A . . . Raybeato* Corp . . 72 Realty Asso Bklyn 480 Repub Brass 43*4 Radio B pfd . . . . 75% Rlttar Dental . . . . 81 Repettl Candy . . . 86c Reeves Dan 48 Rochester C Pwr. 48 Rolls-Royos pfd . $1 Ross Oear and T. 51 Ros* store* Ine . 34% Royal Typewriter. 88 Eaf*-T-St*t Co

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do pfd ctfs 78% 01»4 Sentry Safety C , 11% 13% Sheaffer Pen new. . 61% 01% Sierra Pacific E , 81% 81% Selected Indus . . 19%

do pfd . . . . . w 1018041 Ws. . * v: Sikorsky Avla . . . . Silica o*t ctf* . . . Silver. <Isaac) Bra*

do. pf Singer Mfg Co. . . .

do. Ltd Sou Pow and Lt .

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Sou Asbestos . . . . So Calif Bdl pf A. Sonat Tub* Sou West Dairy . .

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Spec Kel and Son Spiegel, May St pf Stand Invest pf . . Standard Motors . . Stand Po wand Lt Stahlmeyer Squibb* and Son . Stern Bro* B ctfs. Strauss Nathan . . Stroock and Co., In Stutz Motors . . •. Swift and Co. *,. Swift International Syra Wash Ma B . Tampa Electric . . . Taggart Corp . . . . Tennessee Prod . . Ttetz, Leon wta . . Thomp Prod A . . Thomp Starrett pf Tlmken Det Axle . Tob Prod Exp . . . . Todd Shipyards . . Toddy Corp A . . . . Tody Corp B ctfs. Trans Cont Air Tr Trans-Am Corp . .

! Trans-Lux Pic Sen I Trunz Pork Stores ' rulip Cup Cor;

Tung-Sol Lp do. A

, United Biscuit A . do. B . . . . . .

; United Carbon ctfs do, pf

Unitea El Serv w u United Oaa

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do. B pf ! United Milk Prod. ; United Piece Dye. I United Prof 8har . i United Tabocco . . 1 U 8 Asbestos ctf*.

0 8 Dairy Prod A. I U 8 and For Sec.

do. pfd i US Foil Co . . . . 1 US Freight Co . . . i US Radiator i US Rubber Ree . . : Universal Aviation ' Utilities Shsrs* . . I Van Camp nfd , . Waltt and Bond A

. Walker (Hiram). . ; Vogt Corp 1 WITH > White NlghU . . . Walgreen Co war. Watson (JW) . . . .

1 West Auto Sup A White Sew M wt% 13

; West Vaeo 58% , Widlar Prod 38 1 Will Oll-o-Matlc H 37 I Winter Benjamin. 1 Wire w h Cor nw i Wolverine Pt Cem 1 Woodworth Ine . . ! Zenith Radio . . . .

Zonlt* Prod . . . . Standard

Anglo American . 16% Born* 8eryms*r Co 48 Buckeye Pip* Lin* Continental Oil . . Creole Bynd Humbl* OH . . . . . Stand of Ky new. . [llinou Pip* Line, ipm Oil Cjn Coup tod Pip* Cu»* , . . (nti Ffirotaum .1 ptational Transit . New oYrk Transit Ohio OH 7 1 % Penn Mex Fl Oil . 88 South Penn OH . 88 Stand OU of lad . 108% Stand Oil of Kan. SOU Stand Oil of Web Stand OU of Ohio 118 Vacuum OU . . . Amer Cont O F Amer Maraeaibo Barnsdall wta B Mo Rsa Pip* . . Carlb Syndlcat Cities P-rvice cit*-Cli Colombia Synd Colon OU . . . . . . . Crown Central Pet Darby PoliuUiim .

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Osrby OU Derby OU pf . . . . OuU OU of Ptnn. Oomaokta Oil . . . Bouttos Qjulf Om

PARLIAMENTARY SCHOOL FRIDAY

FONDA—The regular meeting of? the Parliamentary school of Fulton-villa and Fonda will be beld with Mrs. William T. Van Duaan Friday afternoon. The following program will be given: Reading, "Thousand Islands, Lake George and Hudson River," by Mrs. Ches. J. Nettaoh. Civics will be by Mrs. Irving 0. Lathers.

U N D E R G O E S OPERATION Wil l iam Hactlgan, proprietor of

the -Big Noae Ian , underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Herkimer hospital. Mr. Hartigan has many friends and relative* In Fonda w h o wi sh for bU speedy re­covery.

P A S T O R RESIGNS T h e Rev. Fred S. Simmons, w h o

has been the pastor of the Mlnaville Reformed church for t h e past two years, has tendered his resignation on account of 111 health. Mr. Sim­mons is the son of a minister end has brothers who followed the call, Is a member of the Newark Meth­odist conference, but for several years has been in New York State for t h e benefit of his health. Rev. and Mrs. S immons were resident* of Fonda before moving to Mlna­ville and the dominie spent several years-of h i s boyhood in this village.

A N N U A L MEETING T h e annual meeting o f the stock­

holders of the Fonda Glove Lining Company, wity be held a t their of­fice on Oayadutta street, Fonda, Tuesday, January 29, a t 10 o'clock.

A U X I L I A R Y E N T E R T A I N E D Mla<* Mildred Clute entertained

the Young Peoples' Auxiliary of the Reformed church, a t her home Tues­day night. A business session w a s held and af ter that a social hour with refreshments served was en­joyed. Bus iness for the coming year was laid out and promises well for the f inancial success of thejjsociety.

P E R S O N A L S Mr and Mrs. Fred Jansen and

Mr. a n d Mrs. Edgar Leonhardt at­tended the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Myron Berry, at Johnstown Tuesday.

Miss Haze l Fal l ing is ill with scarlet fever.

Miss Dorothy Conover, who has been i l l w i t h scarlet fever, i s able to be out.

T h e condit ion of Mrs Harry H. Dockstader w h o is at the Amster­dam Oity Hospital , is much, improv­ed. r Irv ing C. Lathers Is down with rheumatism.

Miss Bertha Brumsj lm of Fulton-bany w a s In Fonda Tuesday.

Mrs. Henry Fergerson of» New York Is a gues t of relatives In Fon­da.

Montgomery Ingham of the Good Roads Machinery Company of Al­bany w a s in Fonda yesterday.

Abbot H o f f m a n i s home with the quinsy.

George Hopey i s able to be out. after being ill wi th pneumonia.

B e n J*. S immons of Amsterdam was In Fonda Tuesday.

Miss Be t ty Persse is ill with the grtpv

Miss Marie Brookhelser and Miss Edith Christiance were in Amster­dam Tuesday:

John Kearns , Jr., w a s In Ams­terdam yesterday.

Miss Dorothy Ray la able to re­sume her s tudies at the Fonda High school af ter being ill with grip.

George Horning has returned from Litt le Fal l s , where he w a s called by the death* of his son, R. F. Horning.

D e w e y Dedfendorf, and Elmer Darrow of Currytown were Fonda visitors Tuesday and attended the county h ighway meeting.

Ralph Young has returned after vis i t ing h i s sister, Mrs. Richard Leaf, at ITtlca.

Mr. and Mrs. Addison I). Putmiin and daughter, Audrey Jean, of Glov-ersvll lc, were guests of Mr. Put-man's mother, Mrs. Alice Hadley Putman. who Is 111 of grip.

Mrs. Harold P. Haig und Miss Ethel Hadg spent yesterday in the city of Amsterdam.

Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Persse spent yesterday in Oloversvlllo.

Alfred Osterhout of Obblesklll 1« a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rnssell K l o c k /

Mfs. Andrew Waffle spent Tues­day In Johnstown, *>

Mrs. I'arrie Foskett of Fort Plnln opent a few days this week wltft her sister. Mis* Ida Getxnan.

Frank Ochampaugh Is HI of a *c vere cold.

N E W T O P R E C O R D IS S E T O N C O R N PRICES

B y John P. Roughen CBTICAQO, Jan. 16—(iP)—Somer

"uniting prices turned t o e corn mar ket end over end today and eatab llshed new high iniee record* foi the Reason, with May delivery vault Ing above $!.<*> Rnylng developed after rs lns reported in Ar*rtriin< corn belt were apparently shown t< be Inadequate. Wheat demand wai st imulated by word that Canadlat mills had booked their full capacity four months ahead.

< l o s i n g quotations on corn w e n unsettled, 3-4c to 1 1-Hc net higher Wheat finished 1 1-tie to 1 1-4 am 1 3-fte up, oats varyigg from 1-S< decline to 3-Rc advance, and provl* lona at 7c setback to a rise of i v

Oats were swayed cbisfly by th< sctUm of other gain. Provision turned easier.

COTTON F U T U R E S N B W YORK. J«o. 16<srV-*ottoi

futures closed steady 13 to IB point h igher; Jan. 20.20-80; March 20.8TI 8 6 ; May :».37^S-. July lMMftOtl Oct. IO62T Spot s teady; msddllns 20.55.

V 34 , 88

41 * 38' 30

180 I 1 6 8 ,

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NEW YORK, Jan. 16—(*V-0al money firm; all loans 8; cloalm bid 8; time loans firm; mixed col lateral 60 to 90 days 7 1-8 and .1-4 ; 4 to 8 month* 7 141,

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