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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
Nyary Andor,
0REG EMBER MEM VEN
EndBER

Egy hazassagi boh6zatnak, =
amely a spanyolorszagi Gijonbar
jatsz6dott le, utols6 felvonasa is
lejatsz6dott. A darab ugyanis
ugy kezd6dott, hogy Abatra gi
joni 60 ewes orvos fla felesegiil
akart avenni Rioni Anicat, a k0z.
seq postahivatal vezet6jet.
Az eskiiv6 napjan mar minden
el6 volt keszitve, hogy menyeg-
zSt melt6an megiljek.
A nasznep vart, de a menyasz-
SONY mem volt sehol.
Mem ertem, hol van az az
Anica - kerdezte tiirelmetleniil
a vdlegeny.
Kes6bb a nasznep eszrevette,
hogy nemcsak a menyasszony hi
anyzik, hanem v3legeny ozvegyi
serbian lev6 apja is.
Hol az apad? - faggattak q
v6legenyt.
A fatal ember az apja kerese-
sere indult, de mem talalta sehol
Az 0sszegyiijt0tt jelekb3l vegiil
megallapitottak, hogy az Greg
Abatra megszoktette a jovend6-
bell menyet. Gijonb6l egyenesen
Madridba utaztak, ahOl ndhany
napot t0ltottek. Aztan visszamen-
TEX Gijonba.
TIT persze nagy szenzaci6t KEEL
tett par megjelenese, de az or
vos igen hatarozottan lepett fol.
~ Felesegiil fogom venni Ami
cat jelentette ki ellentmondast
nem tiirS hangon S kikerem
magamnak, hogy barki is rosszat
gondoljon r6lunk.
"A doktor fla $40 n3lkiil belle
nyugodott az uj helyzetbe. Belle
nyngodot& . k0zseg intelligencia-
j. is, - csak q postaigazgatosag
akad6koskodott. Taviratilag fiig-
gesztette fel hblasat6l Anicat az
7al q megokolassal, hogy "er-
k0lcstelen magaviselete Matt
meltatlan arra, hogy a spanyol
postahivatal elem alljon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02

valamint arrol sem nyilatkozott,
hogy nit fog akkor tenni, ha We
letlenul egy mask csillagra fog
pottyanni, ahol baratsagtalan te-
remtmenyek laknak. Tekintettel
ARA, hogy sok mindenfele eJhetS-
segre keszen kell Jennie, meg AIT
sem mondota meg, hogy NIT fog
abban az esetben tenni, ha elcse-
reli Venusz csillagot a r0ppen-
tyiije vilagirben el fog teved-
nj. F0ldiink, a tudosok szerint
olyan kicsike, hogy nagy csil-
lagok szomszedsagab6l mem is
igen lehet latni. Bajos lesz neki a
visszafele vezet5 utat megtalalni,
ha csak valiant j6 ntmutat6 ter
kepet mem svisz magaval. Minden-
esetre erdekes lesz az ut.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
EGY vEzERKOs
MINT KORONATANU

Berlinb6l jelentik Mem min
dennapi p0r tartotta ebren hete-
kig koblenzi koz0nsfget. Az Igy
oft kezd6dott, hogy egy rajnai
f0ldbRtokos gazdasagabol egyik
nap tizenot birka eltiint. A fold
birtokos mindenfele kerestette a
hianyz6 allatokat, vegre egyik al
kalmazottja megtalalta okct egy
nagyvag6nal
Ezek lopott birkak! ic-
Ientette XII foldbirtokos emberc.
A nagyvag6 leghatarozottab-
ban visszautasitotta gyanusitast
Is megnevezte az egyent, akit6l
az allatokat vette. A rend6rseg
|erre beidezte az elad6t Is a fold
birtokost is. SPIRIT az elad6 -
ait allitotta, hogy q birkakat 3 is
vette Is kiilonben Is eg6sz mas vi
d6krN val6k, mint f0ldbirtokos,
Eek 4 birk6k tollat mem lehetnek
4 fold dbirtokos eltiint allatai.
En pedig bebizonyitom
sz6lt ! foldbirtqkos, hogy !
birk&k A. eny6mek.
Talkn ~ 1llatokon van valal
|mi ismertet6 jel; kkrdezte !
bird.
Nincs, a. as6rt nniudsn kkt
skget kisfF6sn tudon ieasoIni ii
lajdonips sonat. a birkkk k6G6tl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
KivkncsiSkg

Bro Hat megint csak ideke-
riilt Pedig, hogy nnsgfog gadta,
hcgy esutAn tisztess6ges ultra ten.
4 Betor0: Igaz, bird url De mid
~ ellssxiilt az vi foghaz, annyit
bess6lnek nagyszeri berendeakss'
ra es k6uye yelmSr6i, hogy nam hit.
tenn aenig saj1t nagam meg mem
gy6s6dtsn r6la.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02


dott be elleniik, hogy Pinter An
Ireliat k0tellel megfojtottak, holt
Itestet f6ldaraboltak, azutan pedi.
kiraboltak a lakasat. "A hazkuta
tas alkalmaval Steiner Bruno Ia
kasan egg 6riasi viragvazaban
begipkzelve talaltak meg az el
tint asszonynak a fejet Is bells,
reszeit.
/ Mikor megtalaltak EFT a sz0r
lnyii leletct, Steiner Bruno vallo
mast tett. Beismerte, hogy elhata
roztak Kellerrel az asszony meg
0l6set fs megszerzik az ekszereit
Felkerestek Pinter Aureliat al
alatt az iiriigy alatt, hogy megva
lsaroliak a lakasat. TargyalAs koz
ben lik6rt ittak es ebbe a lik6rbf
m0rfiumot kevertek es az elka.
built asszonyt megfojtottak. Stei.
ner AIT allitotta, hogy Keller adj
ia a morfiumot, azutan rfszt vctt
az asszony megfojtasaban Is a
HOTTEST feldarabolasaban is. Ezzel
szemben az ut6bbi mindvegig ta-
gadott es kijelentette, hogy ma
la lev6 morfium oily gyonge ada
golasu volt, hogy az mem kabit-
hatta el az aldozatot. Hiaha ke-
restc azonban AIT receptet.
amellyel ezt a perdont6 allitasat
beigazolhatta volna.
Hiaba kutattak at erte az egesz
lakast, kerestek a gy6gyszertar-
ban, mem volt sehol. Kellert eppen
ugy eletfogytiglani fegyhazra ell
iteltek, mint tettestarsat.
Hat esztendeje raboskodik Kel-
Ter Hans es ct esztendcje eskiid0-
Xix egrelfoldre, hogy artatlannl
van eletfogytiglani fegyhazra itel-
We, inert mem yeti tcttlegcsen
rAszt az asszony meggyilkolasa-
ban es feldarabolasaban. De nem
hittc cl senki, hogy igaza van
Vegleg letctt mar mindcn re-
menyr6l, ckkor jott scgitstgere a
lcgmagasabb bir6: a hatalmas
listen. Bizonyara meebJnh6d6tt
mar Keller Hans azert, amit We
tett, inert egyszerre csak napvi-
lagra keriilt az olyan sokaig ke-
resett perdont6 bizonyitek, megta-
laltak az orvosi rendelvenyt. AZ
elmult ev vegen nagytakirtast
rendeztek abban a raktarban,
ahol foglyok rnhait tartjak. Es
listen tudja hogyan, Hans Keller
ruhai, jobban mondva az a kis
batyu, amelyben a rllhak ossze-
g0ngy0lve voltak, szetesett es a
ruhak k0z0tt lev0 tarcab6l kisz6-
rodtak az iratok. EFT tarcat ak
kor vettek el tole, amikor letar-
t6ztattak.
Az iratok k0ziil cl6kerHlt az az
orvosi rendelveny, aminek az
alapjan kiadtak morfiumot
gy6gyszertarb6l Kellernek Els be-
igazol0dott az az allitasa az elet-
fogytiglanra itelt rabnak, hogy
ez morfium mem volt elegend0
az asszony elkabitasahoz. Ezen az
alapon MIRA fogjak targyalni a
hat ev cl6tt eld0nt6tt nagy pert
Is Hans Keller az nj targyalason
italian be fogja tudni a mask ALI
tasat is igazolni: AIT, hogy mem
vett reszt a HOTTEST feldarabola-
saban sem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02
A figyelnes szolga

Nagysagos ur, kerem, meg.
j0tt a nagysagos asszopy edes.
|anyja. D
Mert nem mondod, hogy AZ
any6somi
Nem akartam ugy mcgiiesz'
teni. 4.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-02

tkxx3C AsA ~ y w ~ ttt
81 daliciaban t6rtsnt az alalbb
eset.
Abban AZ id6ben nagyon SOD
volt q KEN azfrt kemeny pa
rancs erkezett, hogy a lakossago'
sziRoruan szemmel ken tartani.
A parancsnak persze mindenk
eleget tett, de kiil0n0sen egg
Csontos Gaspar nevii szakaszve
xet6 igyekezett, inert mindenaror
valami nevezetes dolgot akart
yaghezyinni.
Egyik ejszaka, amint harmad-
magaval iildogelt egy lombos ia
Arny6kaban macska6berseggel
figyAlt a falu fele, hata m0giil
kocsizorgest neszelt.
Fefkapta a fej6t:
Kocsi! - mondta balkan s
d szeme megvillant. ~ Hasalulnk
belle az arokba ha ideer, elfog-
juk.
Belefekiidtek az arokba es var
TAX q kocsit. Szentul hitte, hogy
most az egyszer j6 fogast csinal,
inert ejffl tajban eel nellxiil mem
bolyong az ember kocsival. Bizo-
nyosan KEN lesz!
A kocsi gyanutlanul k0zeledett.
R0vid lido mulva mar baktat6
l0yak k0rvonala is kibontakozott.
A harom magyar lapult, hogy
csak szemiik latszott Xxi fiisza-
lax k0zul.
A lovak lassu d0c0gessel bal
1agtak.
A bakon egy kisorosz iilt, a feje
ide-oda Hbal6zott, gyeplosza-
rat levaknak engedte $ csende-
s ay6kalt.
iSor q kocsi a magyarok mel
eft ontos kipattant az arok-
5l aenyen megragadta a 10
kantarjAt:
Anjl
Al 10 felhorkant, a kisorosz re-
miilten ebredt amikor meglatta
meil6nek sz0gezett harom pus-
kat, remegni kezdett.
A kocsijan szena illatozott.
Csontos rakialtott:
Nit visz!
Al kisorosz leveg6 utan kapko-
dott akadozva hebegte:
Egy kis szenat, k0ny0rg0m,
mindig nyugtalsnabbul te-
hintgetett hatra szenayal telt
kocsira, amely mog6tt a ket szuro-
nyos baka ALT.
NsontOs gyanlisan nezett az
ofegre:
Maid megnezem, mi van a
sz6naban. mondta jelent6seg-
ttljesen mar k0zeledett is ko-I
csi fsls.
Az Greg errc, mintha tiizes vas
sal s1llrtak volna beleje, leugrott
= kocsir6l es Csontos ele vetette
magat.:
Ne nezzc meg! Ne nezze meg
k6rem! k0nyorg0tt es ketseg-
beesetten tordelte kezeit.
Csontos meglep6d6tt. Az Greg,
siseIkedese meg jobban meger5-
sitAtte hiteben, hogy lit valami
hhncutsag van. Odasz6lt a tarsa-
max:
Szurj belle a s1enaba!
AZ 0reg halalra remiilten ug-
rot ia szurasra keSzil6 emIber ele
i ! test6vel vedte kocsit:
Belle ne szurjon, inert !. !.
T6hbet ne mtudott mondani, q
soaFa elcsuklott s remegett, mint
talsvA-
sontos most mar teljesen biz
~ volt 4 dolg&ban $ kisiitotte,
coy - 0reg azsrt remeg, inert 4
tna k0n0tt hadidugarut szallit
ellenssgnek. Ne msokaig gon-
6lkoxott, rakiAatot a kisoroszra !:
KDvessen!
x 5reg k6nyekre fakad.
|' resszenek el, q j6 listen add
III magokat. Mem yiszek en-
<sS3 f3z49 .x..~..& Nrnf~ kx<-m,, 1nnu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
COTTON TURNS DOWN
AFTER EARLY CLIMB
Advance Attracts Extensive Realiz-
ing After Values Reach
New Top Levels.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. June 25.-The cotton
market opened firm today at an advance
of to IA points and quickly sold about
10 to Is points net higher on a con-
tinuation of last weeks buying move
ment and stimulated by reports of
further rains in the South over Sunday.
The advance carried all new crop
months into new high ground, October
selling at 22.08, but this price evidently
attracted extensive realizing and there
was probably some selling for reac-
ton Offerings increased slightly after
publication of the weather map, which
showed somewhat less rain than antici-
pated, and October sold off to 2l.91 by
the end of the first hour. or back to
about Saturdays closing quotations.
A favorable view Of the Western belt
forecast led to increased offerings dur
ing the forenoon, but after selling of
to 2i.83 for october. or about 10 to IL
points new lower, the market steadied
on the prospects for showers in the
Eastern belt. Buying became more
active on the detailed weather report
and October sold up to 22,0l. or within
Z points of the early high level, and
about to points net higher on the
more active positions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
BRITISH OFTEN VISIT
TOMBS OF RULERS
Loyalty Evident on Holiday When
10000 See Victoria's
Mausoleum.

WINDSOR, England tP).--British
loyalty Is never better revealed than
wnen a bank holiday or some equally
popular occasion gives an opportunity
for the vast public to pay its respects
TO the crown.
A report from the officials who guard
ed F'rogmore. the magnificent mauso-
leum in a beautiful section Of windsor
Park, which Queen Victoria had built
for herself and her husband. and where
In they both lie entombed. shows that
between 5000 and 10000 people visited
it ON Whitmonday, the only day In the
year that 1t Is thrown open to the pub
lie. One thousand visitors were counted
In the first hour after its heavy bronze
doors we're unlocked and the crowd
steadily increased until the doors we're
closed.
The mausoleum Is cruciform In shape
and built of white stone. Its interior
is rich In coiored Indian marbles OF
beautiful design. In the center stand
the two huge porphyry tombs holding
the casketS of Victoria and her consort,
Prince Albert, which are wreathed round
with white flowers from Windsor gar
dens. and surrounded by floral pieces
sent by the King and Queen and menu
bers OF the royal family. At the four
corners OF the mausoleum stand me
statues of Daniel. Isaiah, Solomon ana
Moses, and paintings OF biblical SUD-
jects adorn the walls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
Commodity News

PITTSBURGH, June rs Especially -
The McClintock-Ma Co. has been
awarded the structural steel contract
for the two new mills of American
Chatillon Co. in Atlanta. The latter
company manufactures rayon. The
plants will cost $10,000,000.
ATLANTA-The returns from the
earlier watermelon shipments from
Georgia have been satisfactory to
growers and have ranged from $500 to
$3.50 car.
IANSING-The State of Michigan is
expected to enter the oil and gas pro-
dllction business as a result of discov-
cries in the vicinity of Muskegon. On
lands sold for taxes, 1t has been found
the law provides that oil and mineral
rights remain with the State Conserva-
ton Department,
HARRISBURCr-The condition Of the
grain crop in Pennsylvania is generally
reported good. Cultivation of corn and
potatoes has made good progress. Rye
is in bloom and wheat is coming along
satisfactorily,
NEW ORLEANS-Planting of rice in
this State, Texas and Arkansas has
been delayed owing to the excessive
rain. Acreage is expected to show a
decrease of 10 per cent. Prices are firm
with a rising tendency, with blue rose
at cents pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25

CHICAGO, June IS up Omitted
States Department OF Agriculture -
Hogs--Receipts, $4,000, market mostly
10 TO 20 higher than Friday; packing
sows steady TO 10 higher. top, ll.lu
paid for choice l90-270 pound butchers;
medium TO choice, 250-350 pounds,
035ali.10: 2o0-250 pounds, lO.Soa
lilo: 10000 pounds, 9.75al 10; 100
l60 pounds, 8.75alo.8S. Packing sows.
s.85a9.6o. Pigs, medium to choice. 90
1870 pounds. 7.75a9 GO.
Cattle-~Receipts, $4,000 head; calves.
1000 head: fairly active trade ON
strong: spots higher ON choice
grades; l4.75 paid for yearlings
and heavies; some held higher.
Slaughter classes, steers, good and
choice, 1,300-l 500 pounds, lS.40ai4 10;
1,100-1 800 pounds. 1350ai4.90; ESQ
LOO pounds, l350al 90; common and
medium. $50 pounds up. 9,75al360. FED
yearlings, good and choice, 930a95o
pounds, is.50ai600. Heifers. good and
choice. $50 pounds down, lS,OOalA7S
common and medium, 9.00ai3.00. Cows,
good and choice, 90oa1l,75: common
and medium, 8.25ao00 low cutter and
cutter, 575a7.2S, Bulls, good and
choice tbeeD. 9.S5al0.5o; cutter to me-
dunn. 750a9.40. Vealers milk fed,
good and choice. ii,50al4.00; medium.
1000ail so: Gull and common, T.0oa
1000 5tocker and feeder steers, good
and choice tall weightsl tl,7naiS,00:
common and medium, 9.00ail75,
Sheep Receipts, l2000 head: fat
lambs active, strong to Is higher. sort
In gand wet tieeces considered, sheep
steady. feeders scarce. Lambs good and
choice tfl2 pounds down. 151baIT1 10,
medium, I42bai67a; Gull and COM
mon, .75ai4.a5, Ewes, medium to
choice $50 pounds down., S.S0aT 90;
Gull and common, l.7aab,26. Feeder
lambs, good and choice. l2Tsai3,b0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25

A generally dull market with SoiteT
prices depressed trading activity last
week. The average value OF common
industrials changing hands fell 10 SIot,,
800. 900 day. while the turnover on an
stocks also receded to an average oally
trading value of 500, 100000.
Trading Activity OF.
Every group showed a marked de-
crease in trading activity-the OILS
being the only one that was supported
in anything like the style to wnlch
1t had been accustomed.
Trading slumps in General MotorS,
Packard and Chrysler eased OH the
motors activity. while a marked de-
crease in coppers trading is mainly &C
countable by trading drops In Ana
conda, Greene and Kennecott shares.
Corn Products, Postum and National
Dairy. with q turnover less than nan
of the preceding week, slackeneo tile
foods group trading
The average daily value OF traolng
in common industrial stocks for the
preceding week was 1925, 100000 ana
for the corresponding week a year ago
was $9i 100000.
The average daily value OF tradings
In all stocks (preferred and common
stocks combined) was $273,30O,OOO Tor
the week ended June Is.
fCopyright 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
STOCK PRICE INDEX
Off DURING WEEK
Every Group Except Oils
Shows Recession From the
Previous Weeks Level.
Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, June %
Prices continued to slump on the New
York Stock Exchange last week, every
group except the oils showing an INDEX
recession from the week before.
The motors group. due mainly TO
weakness in General Motors, ChrySler
and Hudson, suffered the sharpest price
drop. Auto Accessories eased off 3 in
dex points due to recessions in Electric
Auto Light, Goodrich and Mullins
Body. Other groups, although showing
Slight price drops, were fairly. steaoy
OH the whole--accountab no doubt TO
price firmness which made itself 1el1
later in the week.
Price jumps in Atlantic Reflnlng;
Texas Corporation and Sicily OH
helped boost the oil group. First, sec
ond and third grade industrials were
off about 3 index points apiece.
Survey of Movements.
A compast survey of Stock Exchange
movements is given below by indexes
and per cent of return.
csnrks stocks Rate of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
SALE OF BROWN B0VERI
INTERESTS is APPROVED

NEW YORK, June IS P1.-Sale of
the shipbuilding business Of the Ameri-
can Brown Boveri Electric Corporation
at Camden, N. j.. to Lawrence r.. Will
der, director of the corporation. and
his associates, was approved today by
holders of the founders stock.
Approval also was given for the sale
of the company's entire stock holdings
in the Moloney Electric Co. 20 Stifel,
Nicolaus 81 Co. of ST. Louis.
Both transactions win be for cash
and viii enable American Brown Boveri
to retire its bonded debt of more than
$4,000, 900, repay its bank loans and
reduce the outstanding preferred stock
by 81 600, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
New Bond Issues

NEW YORK, June 25 Especially -
National City Co, Kissen. Kinnicutt.
Illinois Merchants Trust Co. and Con-
tinental National Co. offer today an
issue of Sl2.000,000 of Panama 35-year
external secured sinking fund gold
bonds, series "A" maturing May 10.
1868. The bonds are priced at 96aA
TO Yield over $50 per cent.
Harris. Forbes & Co. Hayden Miller
a. Co tCleveland) offer today a new
issue OF Al 600 900 City and County Of
Honolulu public improvement per
cent gold bonds due 1898 to 1857, in
elusive, and priced to yield about 20 per
cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
WOOL QUOTATIONS.

BOSTON. June IS (Speciai) BUSH
ness in new territory woods was almost
at a standstill as the week started in
the Boston wool market. A few origi-
nal lets of fine and half blood territory
have been sold to top makers. Ohio and
Michigan three-eighthS blood have sold
at 81. Fine Ohio fleeces were quoted
at 5oa5l grease basis. half blood at 5ia
50 and quarter blood at SIS Fine terri
tory was quoted at 1.I7al 90 clean basis,
French co1nhing at LOB. half blood at
1I2alI5. three-eighths blood at 1.0Sa
ITO and quarter blood at l.ooal.05.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
BONDS co LOWER
IN DULL MARKET
New Offerings at Minimum.
High Rate for Money
Chief Factor.
BY CHARLES F. SPEARE,


Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
NEW YORK. June 25--- The bond
market today was up against another
high rate for money and 1t acted nor
mally. The 6i2 per cent renewal rate
which has been in effect since Thurs
day and promises to hold while longer
was strong obstacle against improve
ment in low yield issues ana had an
indirect reaction to the decline in con-
vertible bonds.
The markets was of the dulleSt of the
year. 1t has gradually tapered off I'M
til the volume of transactions for the
day scarcely eoualed that Of two hours
when the speculative members of the
bond group were in great demand last
month. At the same time, new Offer
ingS are at a minimum with no likeli-
hood of an increase until the present
supply is absorbed and money condi-
tions are more favorable.
Panama Offering.
The only Offering today of impor-
lance was the $4,000. 900 Panama 5 per
cent issue on 500 basis OF this
amount approximately S490o,000 will
be used 10 redeem 7is bonds on De-
cember ! and $4,000 600 to take up
sig per cent loan five years hence.
The French sterilization did nothing
for the market for French dollar bonds
Some of them were quarter TO half
lower and others slightly higher On
the other hand. announcement that
Italian discounts had been reduced i'm
proved the position of Italian govern
ment and municipal issues. This was
about all that happened in the foreign
group
Scattered through the market were
evidences OF mildly disturbed conditions
in a number of industrialS. The low
price of T. S. Rubber stocks affected
the short T1es and also the 6l2 per
cent debentures Dodge IS. Sinclair Is
Cuba Cane Sugar SIS. Goodyear 5s and
Anaconda Copper rs were all lower.
Pierce Arrow SIS lost q point Of last
weeks sharp gain.
Seaboard Adjustment Says.
In the junior rails. Seaboard Air Line
adjustments touched q new low and
were nearly so points under the high
price of the year. st. Pauls were of
for May
The high-grade rails and public util-
tiles were steady. AtchiSon first IS at
e515. with the low this month Of 9S34
U. S. Government certificates were
easier, especially the 3sss, while the U.
S. Liberty 3les were near the low for
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
CABLES AND WEATHER
GIVE WHEAT SETBACK
Favorable Conditions in Northwest
and Foreign Advices Offset
Rains in Southwest.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June IS CP).--With ia
vorable weather in the Northwest and
Liverpool quotations showing absence of
strength, wheat prices here averaged
lower today in the early dealings. The
bearish factors proved to be more than
counterbalance for rains over the
week end in the Southwest.
Opening unchanged to Y off Chicago
wheat later underwent a moderate gen.
eral setback. Corn. oats and provisions
tended upward, corn starting at "a de-
cline to liz advance, and subsequently
holding near to the initial range.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
Money and Prices

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June Is (Spe-
ciaD The dollars purchasing power
again receded slightly last week. as the
wholesale price index consequently took
an upward swing.
Wholesale prices now seem to have
recovered from the recent slump and
appear to be able to maintain higher
levels than those reached a year ago.
Fluctuations in the general wholesale
price level and in the purchasing power
of the dollar are given below for Vari-
Gus periods. The average for the year
1926 is the base used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
GOLD DUST FIRM BUYS
LINSEED PREFERRED
Purchase of the Rockefeller Inter
ests. Reported to Sc Torth
$1,000, 900, Is Reported.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. June 25.-Purchase OF
the preferred stock of American Lin
seed Co, owned by Rockefeller inter-
ests. which is understood to amount to
$40 600 900, has been completed by
Gold Dust Corporation. Other pre-
ferred shares bought IN the open mar
ket brought the total figures beyond
Sl1000. 900.
Chief interest in the transaction CEN
tered on the probable amount OF back
dividends to be distributed TO preferred
stockholders of American Linseed. as
the company has had large earnings
for years without preferred dividend
payments.
Nc offer has been made TO holders of
Linseed common stock to exchange
their stock, pending an examination OF
the amount of back dividends to which
the preferred stock may be entitled
Gold Dust Corporation stated that
until the relative rights of preferred
and common stockholders to further
dividends had been determined the
proposed merger plan would be de-
ferred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, June Is 0P.-Flour
steady: Spring patents. 735a7.75: soft
Winter straights, 7.25a7.75; hard VIM
ter ssraights. 7.l5a7.50 Rye easy: No.
2 Western, 2Sss f. o. b. New York and
i .26ss c. /. I. export. Barley firm: No
2. l.l0& C. /. +. New York. Pork firm
mess. $50: family. 34.50. Lard steady;
Middle West. 1215a12.25 Tallow quiet;
special loose. 8; extra. ala.