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The Cards nesed out the YoFlSe
Props by scoring four runs In the last
half OF the ninth after the prapa had
tailed three times In their half. The
count stood IL to 10.
Kennedy batfeFs chalked up ie hits
against Nellie Jet ana Doc Baker In
winning from the TreFn0rts, 10 to 10.
Jones twirled for the Brightwcod
team.
with Patton ON the hllI, the Cabin
John nine yesterday earned q 6.to.1
decision In q match with Bethesda.
huriers, Brown, Oldfield and Best. and
best for Cabin John.
y Eastuortis aeinlprO nhae eveneSi mat.
ters with the Union Printers by beat.
ing the Typos. to 3, In q 12.inninG
game dc Annapolis. Catlin famed
is Of the Printer hatters.
Klllott tossers took both ends of. q
doubie.header, winning from the
Orioles. IL to I. and trimming the
Senecas, IL TO .. A triple play was
engineered IN the Seneca game.
Wheeler pitched Herndnn.s nine to
q s.tQ.1 victory over the washington
Red sox. es
AIexandyia Cardinals swamped the
Brooknont Club under . 23.to.A count.
ST. Maryss fOssers defeated the VIZ.
ginia Grays ct Alexandria, IL to ..
Virginia Highlands base baalers won
two games, defeating the Alexandra
Busnfen, s. to 8, and winning from the
washington CrescentA. II TO ;.
49, ---@----@ 49,
Arlington Bearcats took the short
end Of 4 1e.to-1 count IN b clash with
Bradbury Heights:
National Circles were nnged out BY
Mitchellvilie. 4 10 3, q rally In the
ninth turning the trick.
Kroydon Juniors added another to
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about by topping the New York
Giants. o. to /, in brilliant battle
with conaely Hugh McQuillan. Hugh
allowed only Ave safeties. but three
of thems came In q bundle In. the
seventh. causing the two Cub runs.
The Giants found Charley for seven.
Fred Llndstrom and Paul FiorencA Of
the Giants received presents and
greetings from q delegation Of old
prep sCilOolmafes. 49,
Billy Southworth, playing. on his
fourth club in the National League,
appears to have. found his haven ut
last in ,rightfeld for the. Cardinals
The former Pirate. Brave and Giant
added another home run to hin list
yesterday in the Cardinals a.to-T Xic-
tory over Philadelphia -
The conquest, put Hnrnshy's team
In q. virtual tie with Pittsburgh Tor
second place. ~.
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BUYSSE. TAKES FRENCH
$500 MILE CYCLE RACE

PARIS, July 10 GE9Lucien Buysse
Of Belgium has won the A'circuff-Of.
France bicycle .race, which began
June 30. The race was In IL stages
and covered 3 .600 miles, the elapsed
time being ass hours A minutes Is
seconds.
The course gkirted the Atlantic
from Dunlxirk to BiArItfx. themes
alonr the Mediterranean to MenkOne.
and. then the Italian and Swiss
frontiers. crossing both the Pyreness
and the Alps. M
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BIG LEAGUE LEADERS
AnEERTCAN9LKAGUE.,

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting FOthergiIl, Tigers, 80.
Runs GehriR, Yankees. 81.
Hits--Fallx. White SOx. 12S.
DOubles--BuFIia. Indians. s..
Triples Sehrlg, YANKEES. is.
H0meFs--Ruth, Yankees. 81.
Stolen bases ~ Hunnefleld, White
Gox, l5.
Pitchin9 - Pate. Athletics, won 3.
lest none.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting -BressIer, Reds, ST..
Runs blades, Cardinals, GO.
Hits--nrowm, Braves, lis.
Doubles Robins. %.
Triples--Wrlght. Pirates, rs; Wa
ner, Pirates, Is.
Homers--.tNilsen. Cubs. 10; Bst-
somIey. Cards, ~.
stolen masses Young, Giants, 10;
Rissiins Jones. Cubs. Won Z.
lost 4.
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Ube Grei1ing Star
BOYS CLUB

in the mitt until You have . Arm grip
on It.
Learn to handle the mitt rightly
and you've made the one biggest step
toward starlom behind the bat.
III What do ron want - know? Ask
queatiOns:
Question: II . hurdler in setting =
new record overturns hurdle Il he
disqualified?
Answer: Not disqualified, but his
mark isn't recognized unless he has
gone over all hurdles cleanly.
tcopgrishk is2e.i
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MATS SMALL HILL STAFF
~ NEEDS STRONG SUPPORT
Pitchers Too Scarce to Have Their Efforts Wasted
BY Clubs Stupid Playing Covcy's Sad Fate.
Marberry Tackles Indians Today.
BY JOHN 3. KELLER.

HIS afternoon Nationals their last week Of home
play invading West for the seeoad time this
which better than break with the
opposition scheduled they would foreign
feds fairly respectable winning record for the campaign
- during the second visit Of the We
And that
divisions like gdde Their latest hop backward
Sto3 Indians yesterday showing the Harrmen back 20
fifth place.
fhe Nationals getting pretty good results from
frequently they their heads
while action The of the Champs yesterday hor
re example what happen club playing stupid base bah
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New DEcATHLoN R J

yIDORG. Finland, July 10 L@9.--
What In claimed to be- = world record
for the dAcathlon was made It an
athletic meet here yesterday by PevO
Yriola He scored sal % points.
The old record. 7,TlO.775 points. was
made by Harold Osborn OF the Illinois
Athletic Club, representing the United
States In the Olympic games In Paris
In 1924.
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!, May Make MarberTy Regular.
Since then Fred has worked almost
dna1y IN relief roles, several times
having pitched four or mors lnnlngs.
But he b q strong fellow ana aP-
narenfiy quite capable OF bearing UP
under much ton So he WINS to get
the cali today. 1t is likely that Har-
rfs VIII make q regular starting
pitcher Of Narberry In the near 1ti-
trFn. willard Morrell now 10 being
Kroprnsd for relief work, and II ne
cs.n make the grade, Marberry VIII
Join thu regular-turn artists.
with such O small ceGpB. Harris
has to watch his step rsrsfully these
dave IN fhS empleyment OF pitchers,
aJfd wihen one n01ues through with .
Rfsne 0f such squa1ity az Stan Cove
le6lrie proauced yesterday 1t certain
ly - shameful to- have such an enom
About all cuwey ala to check the
indians was undune by the mental
hUveg or Al Echacht, Muddy Ruel
and Joe Judge. All OF these occurred
after the Nationals had driven the
rfxi1t.handed Benny Karr from the
elab. and two Of the home athletes
were wuilty OF these errors OF omis-
s,on in the first inning that Joe
ehRrAe, Southpaw, was ON the NIL
for the Tribe.
Some Sorry Base Hall.
Ruei. first to faoe the new pitcher.
drew a PASS. only to he EnHrRd on
ffrt by Catcher Luke Eewells throw
Muddy having taken an extrhordi-
farily long lead on the sack when
there was no apparent reason TO do
Convey followed with a long hit
that should have been good for ne
more than three bases for him. Con-
sidering that he probably would have
to do plenty OF work during the re-
mainfler Of the AFTERNOON. there was
no need Of making the old. elmer run
himself almost to death. But Schacht,
coaching at third, sent tho veteran
alonE TO become an easy foslt.
And when the Indians staged their
rally in thu eighth they were vir-
tt1aily presented with 9. run when
Judge persisted in trapping a run
ner between the bases instead of
thrDw4ug 30 Hnare an Indian at the
plata. Il was sorry base ball.
naent An TIM second session when the
first National run WAS manufa ctured
Gosiin pfaed the lid on the timing by
rafting the r1ghtffel1 barrier with a
twO-hagger. Judges best was a pop
70 Joe Sewell, hut Bluege rolled q
zinKiO between third and short and
Goose raced 10 tho plate.
Knzr Wen Slammed.
nsuny aAAsn atsaaied ard took good
oaz0 ~ the nnxt two batters, but he
bumWea into move trouble in the
third MG11eal& was out Of the way.
"a aa1g frame when Boss Bucly got.
3 skn9le with "a high bounders toward
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Gs Must Haze Good Week Second Western Jdunt With
BETHESDA NOW TOPS
MONTGOM ERY LOOP
special pispaach . The ssar.

special Dispaaeh 70 Tha star.
ROCKVILLE. ma. July BY
dropping both games .of q double
header ~ Glen Echo. ut Glen Echo
Saturday afternoon. Boyds reiins
auisled the lead In the Montgomery
County Base Baii League being dis
placed by Bethesda. which defeated
Sandy Spring. > to = at Betheada.
Rockville'k reorganixed team scored
Its third straight victory by defeating
Dickerson, IL to 3. at Dickerson.
Glen Echo defeated Boyds. 6 to 3.
In each game Of the twin hill.
DAthesda plays at Glen Echo next
Saturday. while Rockville goes to
sandy Spring and Dickerson's nine
seas aetioIi at B0yda. A
Standinw az the teams. Il 4
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Chase and Flynn worked On the
mound for the winners. the latter
being the more effective. Chaeonas
and April led in the sticking. each
getting two In three.
With harrington pitching and Fee
Colliers leading in the batting the 81.
Joseph's nine brought In its second
league victory at the expense of MARI.
Tncci also had = bis. share n the
Mount Rainier, beaten last week by
the Shamrocks. broke into, the win
column with . 9sto-4 triumph over
the Maryland Athletic Club, Dick
Hughes, former international Leaguer.
went the route for the victors and
was opposed by Ettzberger and
Roach. Mount Rainier chased SIX
runs across the pan In the opening
frame.
The y. Arlington Shamrock game.
which completed the section A sched-
ule, went to, the .Virgihians, 40 to g.
1t was. Arlington's first league victory.
Lefty. I4aycock did the honors for the
winners. while Mccoy and Wormsley
twirled for the. Harps. Beauehamn's
formed the best hating exhibition Of
sa1S Nc.y,s ~ asy@e
In Section b % the Capital City
League the Rialtoa and Donohoes
registered their second triumpha,
while the Capitals col. into the money
for the FIRST time. The iaet-nAmad
club rot the d0ciston over KeniiWogth.
{ 10 3, when q base on balls forced in
8 ran In the final inning.
The Donohue Motor Co. Minis. for.
merry the COmhofterA. handed q 33-tc-
Z aetbaclE to Bladensburx, Bozeig,
who had S5x chances ~ the bat. made
GOOD. on four Of them, while Pryor 81
Biade nsbtrg rot four out Of hve. one
of them d homer Lyons and Riley
pitched for the victers.
Hilly OttenbuTga hurled the HiAitO
team to q I4.to-3 win over the Anar
costa Eagles TO score his eighth
Riaitos accounted for 20 hits. while
their opponents rot q. total " IA.
Moii0cs went into Art place tie
with the Auths In Section @ by trim
ming the Stephen nine. to B, In the
only match played IN the third divi-
sion Of the unlimited loop. Schneider
|of western High worked on the hill
for the winners, allowing the oppos-
ing batters only three hits. He tanned
10. Markham hit three doubles.
~ ;.,--.--------. d 5 s
First hon0fs ID Section A of the
Capital City League junior division
went TO the Corinthians yesterday
whom they Se6fed over the Smith
nelde 10 to :. The champions naeet
the Congressi0n next Sunday tn
| the only remaining game on the Sec
tion schedule and then must play
the winner oG Section b for the city
title. This Astecs took the only game
played In section b. downing the
| QhAconaa team, 10 to ;. The Indei
| pendants forfeited to the Eotltherns.
Auth Midgets eOEkinucd to remain
ak the top az the heap In their dtvl
sion az the sandl0t loop Ny trtmpaina
| the Corinthian Midgets. 10 TO Z. They
have registered eight straight wins
for the league season. The New
j HavenA holders OF second position.
showed the way tOSthe Caltics. 18 to Z.
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tA1kANA 1V90NNt
having Miien > b.
fore Br0oklyn
again. 2 to /.
Pete pon0hue.
who has registsr-
ed - victories
this season. was
beaten for the
eighth time. He
10 O much work
Cd pitchers Out
field eFror0 per-
naitteA both tFung
m ade by the
Dodgers.
Charley n . o I
gave 9. more than
capacity khrong
IN. Chicago some
hing 70 ravA
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w . d n es d q v.
elimination Z mar
rowing the HIST
until the cham
pionship hnal ii
played Saturday.
While veterans
Of tournament
play, m . st OF
them still young
IN years. figured
prominently 1 n
predictions OF the
outcome. n o { a
few looked for q
dark horses. not
unlike the case of
last year. when
the comparatively
unknown Carter
cam o through.
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the box this after
noon Fred Mar
berry. his prize
relief hurler, who
has acted a. start
Ing pitcher but
once since the
season Of 1924.
The piteh1n 9
ahortage Of the
Nationals com
n4lIed Fred's en-
Payment. as q
starter two weeks
aaE,e today. and he
dd q good piece
OF work In going
tho route to VIC
tory over the Red
Z|frnr
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WESTERN AMATEUR GOLF
OPENS WITH $50 ENTERED

lYX 7TE BEAR LAKE MIMI July oOver billy
NV the White Bear Yacht Club the campaign
termine the Western gof championship got under
way today .-fss@st# <#s.s AsEs9 sssH..@1 @sa
Before tee time for the first pai9
crack golfers scheduled championship honors now
held by Keee Carter of Oklahoma City.
The called for
second rs earded onn -
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AND ST. JOE. MINES
HEAD UNLIMITED CLASS

KERBoCKER Joseph mines took the lead Section
N CAPITAL unlimited sando ball series
BY adding victories the wins registered week when
the opened ss 5sts 5@s..ss
The Knicks who swaped Marlboro last sundsy took Chevy Chase
opening frame added here and there iito6 de-
cisfnn
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ZACHARY FIRST TO BLANK
THE YANKEES THIS SEASON
~ he As.ociased rr.ss.

TON ZACHARY Browns formerly
the Nationals may vel something bail
81 1896 $500
The Camp c. permitted smuggling
safely
turned
thrice.
hitting that Sad Sam Jones showerward
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ARROWS FAST FIELDING
TELLS IN PETWORTH TILT

into the The Petworth
yesterday when th league opened In campaign with
\ trio Of snappy sandlot contests
The pulled play and pair Of dcab killings beat
Hutchinson did the hurting for the
md ! .z ss2s4
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FACTFIC COAST LRAGUE.
Missions. 7-12: Portland. 81.
s os A.Ssllss1I 6.s gs salIinds "a. g.
Friae0. -: HoiiIvosd. 81.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LRAGUK,
Rnisalo, "a; naltimcrsA q.
\ Hoehe1taF, 6-1O: heaAing. ILL.,. \
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
MEHeapolie. 2: %. Paul, ..
llAfanapOlia. 3; Louisville. O.
cM o,IfuwnnsSSnSsss' '1S1 KsT, 49,. citsy y
eOUTHnRN ASSOCIATION.
NssESsfiis. 3 3: fissls snkS Se &
CHATTANOOGA y: Mobile. 4.
Atlanta. =: New Orleans. I.
e0UTMEAsTERN LEAGUE.
columbus. q: Jacksonville. q.
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Cdnetnnau today maintain9
margin Of only one and one-half
Ga1nes over tho world champion
Pirates end the Cardinals IN, the Ma.
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Auth Midgets eOMfinMcd to renaain
ak the top az the heap tn their divi
sion az the nandlOt loop Dy trimming
the Corinthiala Midgets. 10 to Z. They
have registered eight straight wins
for the league season. The New
HavenA. holders Of second position.
showed the way tostha Celtics. lS to Z.
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T0DAY.s GAMES.
PhIIade,phla 10 %. Lonls.
ks sSsea0s & RisssssrsS.
IN
TEXAS LEA0UE.
San AntenAe t3;pSllas. 81.
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COTTON STATES LNAGUK
Gultport o: AleRandriA /.
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Kroydon juniors added another to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-19

Wheeler pitched HerndOn,s nine to
q s.to.1 victory over the Washington
Red sox. se
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NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FINANCIAL Markets
JOTTNGS FROM
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Nov ALL.
q. Cooley. OF Lorton. Va, IS in
Alexandria Hospital with load Of
shot in his leg caused by the acct
dental discharge Of his gun 40 he
was returning from hunting.
The contractors who are building
the causeways for the new Hunting
Greek bridge have starred work
The contract for the tapsewaSs pro
vides that they must be finished
by December Is
Funeral services for Capt, George
Davis, well known riyerman who
died wednesday, were held this
afternoon from st. Mary's Church
at o'clock. Services were con.
Quoted by Rev Louis smet.
There were no cases tried in
police court this morning for the
first time since Judge Snow took
the bench January !.
Justice George X. Pickett, or Fair.
fax County. viii hold an investiga-
ton of the death of Enoch Glenn,
colored, who was struck by an
automobile driven by George w.
Skinner Thursday.
The Episcopal churches Of the
city Will observe ST. Andrews Day
Tuesday as q day OF prayer for
the hishnps' crusade In January. Az
ST. Paul's Church there will be COM
raunIon services at $50 and the
church will remain open all day.
There will be meeting Of the
Scoutlllasters Association tonight in
the Westminster building Plans for
the endowment Of q bed in the
Alexandria Hospital and for the
holding of court Of honor next
month will be made.
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Liberty Bonds
Swift A Company
Uniou Stock Yards. Chicael
Dividend No. 164

nlyidand ~ TWO DOLLARS 400 per share
~ the capital Ptnek q swift u Company. viii
~ pad O. JaapaE1 I. 1877. - stockholders OF
record, December 10. le26 % aheWA - the
books ni the Camnnpg
on neeeunt az annual meeting, stock transfer
books will ~ closed from Dee. ~, le1d. ~ Jan.
9, 1871. beth inclusive.
CA. PEACOCK. eeevetaTy
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.- southern
and SPOT houses selling Of distant
deliveries today forced cotton
prices to seek lower levels during
q dull and uninteresting short ses-
sion on the local cotton exchange.
Although spot houses readily sold
longer contracts. it was support
from that quarter that held the
December position around previous
closing levels while the remainder
tot the list declined.
Aside from the firmness of De-
ceulber in an easy market. there
wax nothing OF irnpnrtanee in
the market to warrant special
comment, Cables from Liverpool
showed slight irregularity while the
weather map indicated no rains.
Sales OF cloth at Fall River for
the week were estimated at $4,000
pieces with mills reported to be
operating ait 80 per cent Of ca-
pacity.
REPORTS from the leading South
ern spot market state that while
offerings are greater, the basis,
particularly on the better grades,
are holding firm. Both American
and European spinners are buying
steadily throughout the South, and
private advices indicate that cot
ton Is being readily taken by
brokers with trade connections.
Prices in the second hour were:
December, 1851, down 0a; january,
12.41. down IL; March, 1896, down
.09, and May 1886. down 10.
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Bills
FACE FIGHT

Fate Of District legislation dur
ing the coming session of Con
grsss win depend largely upon
floor generaliship 81 Representa-
tive Frederick ". Zihlman. Of
Maryland Under House rules.
there cannot be more than five
District days during the coming
session. unless Congress by unanl.
nous consent on . two.thirds vote.
grants additional time.
1t is probable that the final Dis
trict Day, scheduled for February
IS, will be set aside for general
legislation. leaving only four fuD
days,
The committee on Public Build,
ings and Grounds is expected 10
sponsor several pieces Of vitality
important District legislation but
these will be cared for under a
special rule on suspension Of the
rules. requiring limited debate and
twe-thirds vote for their passage.
Representative Richard n. Elliott
Of Indiana, cHalTnan of the COM
AAAASS~~k G-sE3Asstk@ W Nt>Sf-AS -tSStOte 80
a bill providing for the purchase
of public building sites in the Dis
tfict.
There Il pending the Underlllll
bill, authorizing the appropriation
of S15,0GO,O 900 for. the purchase ri
the entire Mall triangle, south OF
Pennsylvania Avenue, between the
Capitol and the Treasury, and far
two. additional squares between
Pennsylvania Avenue, B street and
First street and John Marshall
Place Northwest
1t is now becoming apparent,
however. that $4,000 900 will no.
be sufficient. The committee prob
ably will be called upon 10 con-
slider q $4,000, 900 authorization,
which also win include the pur-
chase nf a site east Of the Capitol for
the United States Supreme Court
Representative zihlman will be
In charge Of House business on the
floor on District days With q
half score Of Highly controversial
District bills on the program. any
one Of which would occupy the
time Of the House for two full leg
islative days. he will face q diff
cult task.
It ID likely that there will be
nearly thirty bills reported to the
House by the District COMMITTEES
for action this session, There are
seventeen on the House calendar
remaining from the last session.
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olearlng HenFs Statement

w YORK Eov. 81 -Ex
=, z TOO 20" mo 'pinu"es
o. Fede - REESE ve ba TX ,
{ IN =, 80 800 600.
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Chicago livestock

Hegs- Receipts. $500, Market
steady. strong. Top. &11.90; bulk.
Sl1.25@11.75; heavyweight, $11.5O@
1870; mediumweight, $lI. 45@1l So
lightweight. e11.S5@1L75: light
lights. $11.2501l.75; packing soWs.
SlO.25@11; pigs. $10.ADGII.S5.
Cattla-Receipts 1890. Market
steady. Calves-zFleeeipts, 100. Mar.
ket steady. Beef steers, good and
choice, $s.SO@1O.75: common and
medium. sos; yearlings, S7@13.
Butcher cattle, heifers, SS.50Q11;
cows, S4.75@7.50: bulls. S4.50@7,
calves, $l0112; feeder steers, SEQ
$50: stocker steers, s5.750S, so
stOeker cows and heifers, 3sW6
Western range cattle, beef steers,
e6.O0ma.SO; cows and heIfers. S40p7.
Sheep Receipta, 1900, Market
steady. Medium and choice lambs.
sf3@14: culls and common, $9011:
warnings, $9,b9@II.S0: common and
choice ewes, $4@6.7b; feeder lambs.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-27
MARKET
STILL STRONG

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.--specula.
tive interest In the stock market
today was concentrated on the small
group Of industrial shares which
have been In. the forefront Of the
rally in the earlier sessions Of the
week, The short interest In Baldwin
Locomotive was given 4 severe
drubbing when the price OF that
stock was advanced sharply to 1871
The promise of large expansion
in holiday trade by the weekend
business reviews and the accumuiai
Ing evidence Of financial stability
in the Southern States, helped 80
create a cheerful feeling In the
financial district. Pools In tho
lndustrials and apecialties con
Eidently marked up prices on favor.
tie stocks.
Buying Of United States Steel
above ISL was accompanied by re-
ports that the directors were &C
quirin 1000 shares or more in the
open market for the purpose of dis,
tributing it to their employees after
the turn of the year,