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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-31
BUFFALO TOWNSHIP

Real Estate Property
Carter, Leo. 9, T 3, S 10, ela nwl4,
acres 80. value $500. amt. tax S375
Carter, Leo. r 8, T 8, S 18, VIE
nwla eX. coal, acres 81 .25, value $500,
| amt. tax $37.53.
Cook. L. F. & Maggie. R Q, T 3. S 26,
| nwA swla, acres Al, value $40. amt.
| tax $500
S nwl4, acres 80, value $1,000, amt.
Finnegan. Thos. A., r Q, T 8, S II,
u ne14, acres l.27, value $40. amt.
Finnegan, Thos. A., r o, T 8. II.
10 neh, acres 1888, value $40, amt.
Gregg, Florence, 9. T 8, S 10,
10 sw4, acres 1.20, value S340. amt.
S682.
Oil & Gas Royalty
John Steele Heirs. T. w. & c. L.
John Steele Heirs, T. w. & c. L.
Rich Oil Co, amt. tax S0.52.
J. w. Steele, amt. tax. S435.
SENECA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Cismar, Mary, r Q. T 8, S l3. VIZ
neA 3 ne u. acres 1925, value $3.50,
amt. tax S5l. .26.
CENTER TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property
Butler. Samantha. r 8, T 7. S Is.
nwl4 seH. acres .33, value so, amt.
tax $O.22.
Rutherford, James w, 8, n 7. 18.
"a sWi4 scI4, acres 25, value $3.50, amt.
tax S5.48.
shane Ida, R 8, T 7, S 18, II SEA
nell 10 neI4 sei4, acres $50. value
500, amt. tax Sl.93.
Shane, Ida. r 8. 7 Z. S 10. 20 nela
sel4, acres ,, value $50, amt. tax $o.44.
Shane, Ida, r 8. T T. s Is. q nel4
seq. acres /, value SO, amt. tax SO.22.
SENECA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Wickham. Taylor r 8, r 7. S 4,
S neN, acres 1852, value $3.50. amt.
Wickham. Taylor r 8. T 7, S 4,
nW1i nell, acres Is. value $50, amt.
tax $9.l5.
Wickham. Taylor. r g. T 7, S 4,
16 nwA seI4, acres 3, value S190. amt.
Wickham, Taylor, g., T 7, 4,
II nwl4 Sc Il, acres II. value $270,
amt. tax Sl645.
MARION SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Butler. Samantha. r 8, T 7. S l6,
5 se14, acres l.25, value $50. amt. tax
Sl.62.
Fox, Berman. r 8, T 7. S IS, . nei4
7 se1i acres 2. value $50. amt. tax
$685.
SARAHsvILLE CORPORATION
Real Estate Property
Dilley. Ella. Lot No. 8, value $50,
amt. tax Sl.22.
Sarahsvile Supply Co. Lot No. 90
value $50, amt. tax S0.66
Sarahsvile Supply Co, Lot No. 2l,
value $50. amt. tax $0.66.
Elliott, Carol S. & Ruth A, r 8, T Z.
S 7, pit swl4, acres 3.45, value 500,
amt. tax S2.l8.
Elliott. Carol S. & Ruth A, II 8, I 7,
S IS, pit % ne4, acres 6, value $3.50,
amt. tax S3i.44.
ELK TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property
Malhrough, E., r Z, T 6, S 13, % sel4
acres /, value $40, amt. tax $2.08
Needs, Susan, r Z, T S. S 35. II SwA,
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NOBLE TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property

Archer. James Everett & Elizabeth,
9, T z, S q. ei2 sw4, acres 80.
value S640, amt tax SD So
Bates, Charles, Il g., tt, s 6. 10. sell
NV Il acres /, value $50. amt. tax 81 "a
Bates. Charles, r 9, T 7. 6. pit &c
& p sela nW1l. acres 2.75. value $50.
amt. tax SOFA.
Cartel, John & Sam. 9. T 7. S i.
q nwi4 acres 10, value 500. amt tax
s2.48.
Cartel John X Sam. r ., T :. S %,
20 nwi4 swii, acres 1875. value S720,
amt. tax S1738
Cook, L. F. s: Mazie, r Q, T 7. S %,
2 neA nej3, acres %. value S13O, amt
tax 1921.
Cook, L. F. 6, Maize. r 9. T 7. s %,
se54 nWit, acres 10. value $500 amt
tax Sl492.
Cook, L. F. & Mazie, r Q, T 7, s %,
nwi2 swi4 neI4, acres 20, value 800,
amt. tax S2.48.
Cook, L. F s; Maize, r 9. T 7, S %,
el2 sw1. nel4 WIZ sea nel.. acres 40,
value 5000, amt. tax Si.98.
Fogle, Ellis E., X 9, T 7, 20. 10
nWI4 sw14. acres $50, value $40, amt.
tax Sl.74
McCune. Albert. r 9, T 7. s %. 3
nwi4 nei4, acres so, value $500, amt
tax Sl9.58
Stewart, C. w, ct. al. r 8, T 7. S 20,
IL nw4 sel4, acres 2.16. value $50.
amt. tax S4.?5.
Zugi. Paul r Q, T 7. S Is. nel4
acres 10, value $40, amt. tax S026
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Case NO. bII0
Estate of Enola Hamilton. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Beatrice
+. Hamilton. of Cumberland, Ohio.
RID, has been duly appointed ad-
ministratriX of the estate of Enola
Hamilton, deceased, late of Brook
iicid Tow N"hip, Noble County, Ohio
Creditors a.'> required to file their
claims with salc tiduciary within four
months,
Dated tins 7th day ot May, 1855.
EARL p. McGINNIS.
Probate judge OF said County
If II i2
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-31
SHARON TOWNSHIP

Davis, Henry w, tTryphena Froster)
10, T 7. S 2, pit II nw14. acres 5.7l,
value S110. amt. tax So %.
Davis Henry W. r 10. T 7. 2. nwl4
nWl4 II nWi4. eX coal, acres 44.2l.
value $500. amt. tax S20.70.
Coal Property
Smith, Charles L, 81, SOL. acres
266. value $3.50. amt tax Sll.74
Public Utilities
Hackney Switchboard. value so.
amt tax so "a
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BEAVER TOWNSHIP

Real Estate Property
BroWnfield, John, r Z, T 9, S 10, IA
ne!4 acres so, value So amt tax
Carpenter. VIM. Earl, Z, T 8, S /.
! nwl4 nel4 pit. acres 14642, value
S2,65C, amt. tax S74.06.
Carpenter, VIM. Earl, 7, T8, S /.
Z nei,, acres 3o.5o, value s40o, amt.
Carpenter VIM Earl, r 7.Ts, 2,
pit el2, sc u, FIR. II, acres 1927. value
81 400, amt. tax S39.l2
Cline, Roy l. and Martha. r 7, B.,
10, n1a neA, acres 80. value 81, 500.
amt. tax S102.18.
2l nea, acres 40. value 81 05O. amt
tax S14.66.
Morris, Blanche Mae, sR 7, T 8. S 90.
pit ) nW1a II nei4, acres 40. value
$1,000, amt. tax S16.76.
Oil & Gas Royalty
TImmonS Bros, Belmont Pulling
Co, value $40, amt. tax S028.
Timmons VIM, Belmont Pulling
Co, value $40, amt. tax SLIP.
Deal. George, tElva Minder). Bel
mont Pulling CO.. value $50. amt. tax
so Sc.
Timmons. VIM. & Timmons Bros,
Belmont Pulling Co, amt. tax sO.55.
Oil a Gas Property
Belmont Pulling Co, Timnons Bros.
value $40, amt. tax S4.78.
Belmont Pulling Co, Olive Gibson
Farm, value Sl30, amt. tax Sl0.40.
Belmont Pulling Co, John Ouch,
value $3.50, amt tax $500
Belmont Pulling Co, Ersel Clark,
value $50, amt tax Si.82.
Belmont Pulling Co. George Deal,
tElva MinderD, value 500, amt. tax
$500.
Belmont Pulling Co. Charles Neu-
hart. value $3.50, amt tax S10.32
Belmont Pulling Co, Henry Arick
value $40. amt. tax S4.56.
Belmont Pulling Co, VIM. V. Flood
value 500. amt. tax $3.50.
Belmont Pulling CO., Harry Flood
value $40. amt. tax $3.10.
Belmont Pulling Co, Emerson
Christman. value $780, amt. tax Sc 78
Belmont Pulling Co. Emmett Lucas
value $50 amt. tax S672
Belmont Pulling Co, Nathan Grimes,
value $50, amt. tax STA.
Spangler, Hill & Parker. Howard
Carpenter. value $3.50. amt. tax 1922
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-31
JACKSON TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property

Corner, Clyde A. s; Doris Fern,
g. T ), S 80. 2 swlI, acres 1925
value Sl,050, amt. tax S28.l2.
Corner, Clyde A. & Doris Fern,
3. ), S 30, 3 swj3 swl, eli, acres
All, value $3.50, amt. tax S35.6i.
Courtney, James r., 9, T ), g.,
Is nW4. acres 81. value $500, amt.
tax s2236.
Davis, Esther, r 9. T 5. S IS. . nwl.
! nel4. acres Sc. value $3.50. amt. tax
S1l.92
Doebereiner. Clarence, r 9. T 5,
5 %, Wia nell l neil acres 100. value
$l.950, amt. tax SlO4.68
Doebereiner, Clarence, O. r 5, S 81.
sWl4 nWi4. acres 40. value Si80, amt
tax S258O.
King, Patrice Ann, r 9. T 5, s 80
nW3, nWl4. acres 10. value $500 amt
tax $3.50.
Oil ~ Gas Royalty
Gathey, Glottage, amt. tax S079
Haga, Harry. amt. tax 5000
Adams. Charlie, amt. tax S1il
Dixon, EloSe, amt. tax s548
Champlin. W. G., amt. tax Sl.74.
Lowell Oil Co, amt. tax Sil36
Pierce, G. F.. amt. tax S59.76
DEXTER CITY CORPORATION
Velma Morris Cornall Chester S.
Melva BattenD, Lot No 43. w pit
chessir exc. value S5l, amt. tax so so.
DENTER CITY CORPORATION
HutchesOn, J. b. r 9, T 5, S /. | eia
sec. Pt, acres $40, value 5000. amt
tax S103
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acres 27. value s27O, amt. tax e2l 82.
Singer Martha. R z, T 6, S Is. %
seh. acres s. value $50, amt. tax s672
Starr; J. H., r z, T 6. S 2s, VIZ swI4
acres 80, value $500; amt; tax $3.50;
Starr, j. H., r 2, T 5, S 20. 3 nw1l
acres 10. value 500, amt. tax s7.49.
Starr, J. n, r z, r 5, S 20. pit ne 4
nwa 8 nwA 13 swH, acres so. value
$500 amt tax s5235
Starr, J. H., II z, r 5. S 35, 2 nw14
acres %, value $3.50; amt: tax s5a so
Starr: J: n r 2, T 5. S 80, - swl4,
Starr, ]. H., r z, T s. S 20, % ne14
acres 20, value 5000, amt. tax Sl336.
Wilson, Theodore, Z, r 5, S pa,
20 swh, acres $3.50, value $3.50. amt
tax s23.06.
ENOCH TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property
Wickfam, Amos, 10. TO, S 6,
10 neh swI; acres sol. value s27o,
Wickham. Amos, Rs, T6, S s,
pit neM swis, acres 4.29, value $50,
Wickham. Amos. RS, T6, S g.,
pt i8 sWh4' acres $50, value sleo. amt.
DEXTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Dillehay, F. H.. II 3, r 6, S 81, 6 swII
Sc q, acres 6. value $40, amt tax Sc .96.
Dillehay, F. H.. 8, r 6, S IS, 5 swI4
sell. acres l. value $40, amt. tax 81 .O6.
Dillehay, James, r 8, T 6, S 80,
tax sl302
Hardesty. Laura, ct al, r 3. T 6,
81, sw4 sel4, acres 81, value
Sl70, amt. tax S642
Vaughn w. A. X Edna r., r o, T s,
, 81, 10 sw4, acres 3. value $3.50. amt
tax S6812
rULDA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Coal Property
Nau, Albert, Lot No. %. acres 1866.
value Sl7O. amt. tax S4.36
CENTER SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil d Gas Royalty
CephuS Lindsey, amt. tax. Sl.94.
DEXTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil d Gas Royalty
Board, Pauline & Eileen, o. G..
Graham, value $40. amt. tax 5000.
FULDA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil d. Gas Royalty
Michael, Leonard, White 4 Patten
value Sl30, amt. tax S3.72
Lindsey, CephuS, amt. tax Sll6.
Henry Bates, Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
amt. tax S3I2
Craft Peter, Ohio Fuel Gas Co,
amt. tax $40.
Moore. Emerson, Ohio Fuel Gas Co..
amt. tax S272.
Schockling. S. S, Ohio Fuel Gas Co,
amt. tax S670
Lindsey Cephus. amt. tax $3.50.
MIDDLEBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil & Gas Royalty
Huffman Heirs, pitts. Cons.)
Enoch Gas Co, amt. tax $3.50.
Columbia Carbon, o. c.. Graham.
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Leasure, P. T.: Marion Oil & Gas
Farley, Cora, W. f. curtis-wirt
Cutler, David, amt. tax s2.73.
Carter, G.. A, amt. tax S7.53.
! Cutler. j. v. &. B. K. amt. tax S0.22
SENECA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Watson, Wilmer f, r 8. T Z, S 3
pit sw14 sWl4. acres 30, value $1,000
amt. tax s28.75.
| Watson, Wilmer E., R 9. T 7. S 10
/ Wi2 nwM surface only. acres 30. value
| Sl,28G, amt. tax S3364.
STOCK SCHOOL DISTRICT
Cowan, J. l.. 4 Stella, r 8, T T. S %
sel4 swA, acres 40, value 900, amt
sUMMERFIELD CORPORATION
Day, Kyle, Lot No ], Horton S T.
value $50, amt. tax S2.46.
$500. amt tax s2O.89.
Hare, Elka A., Lot No so, value $50
Taylor. Wilbur F., Lot No. 10. NV
cor Y int Lower Story, value $50
amt. tax 1854.
Taylor, Wilbur F., Lot No. 10 pt
ID 48 W la, value S80 amt. tax SO SO.
Wisenberger. Harley g. Ida May,
Lot No. l2l. value sl.45O, amt. tax
Amos, George & A. w. Farley. R 7,
T., > 20, IL SW4, acres S.70, value
S490, amt. tax Sl2.O6.
Day, Ruth. ct. al, r 7, T 7, 26,
tax S492.
Farley. Ida, RI, S 27, Is sw,5.
acres 02. value $40, amt. tax s037.
King, Rachel, r z, T 7, S 81, 10 pit
No; 3, &c l32 IT., acres 20 value $40.
Rucker. ]. M, X :, T z, S 80, ? & 6
pit II sell, acres 3.25, value S100 amt
tax $1,000.
Wisenberger. Harley & Ida May,
Z. I Z, S 26, pt 8 swA, acres .25,
value $50, amt. tax Sl.34
SENECA TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property
Bates, Howard M, II 3, 7 8, "a,
8 50 :s''' Sc acres l16' value 500 amt. tax
Christopher, E. a., r o. T 9. 26,
amt tax s6.75'
Way, Edna. ct. al. r 8, T 8, Il,
pit IA me-; acres l4.48, value $500.
Yoho, Marvin q Minnie, 8, T g..
S IA, sel4, acres 36.10, value S70O,
amt. tax S53.06.
Yoho. Marvin & Minnie, r g. T 8,
s %, pt nl2 nwi4, acres il.67, value
$3.50, amt. tax S52.34.
Oil e. Gas Royalty
Mancil Bates J. D. Law, John T.
Watson Groove Ridge-Ward Gas S
value s210, amt. tax $3.50.
ID. w. CorWin, amt. tax S4.2i.
l.. ID. & Mancel Bates Lowell amt.
tax 81 l88.
Oil e. Gas Property
John T. Watson-Groove Ward Gas
S. Racey Archer, value $500. amt.
tax S9.8
John T. Watson-L B. Gas Co,
Mancil Bates q j. d. Law, value $500
amt. lax $3.50.
MT. EPHRAIM VILLAGE
Brokaw, John r., Lot No. 4. ist Add
value $40. amt. tax Sl.66.
LAKELAND ADD. (Unplatted)
Hickman, willard, r 8, T o, s Ia.
acres SO, value $50, amt. tax 81 o.
SESECAyLLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Archer, E. O. Newt Davis, r q,
L 8, l3, sWi4. acres 50, value $50.
amt. tax 81 80.
SENECAyILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil IL Gas Royalty
Corwin, W. H, Chaseville Oil Co.
amt. tax 81 0j.
Murphy, S. l.. Chaseville Oil CO.
amt. tax Sn.24
Groves, Frank J.. Ohio Fuel Gas Co
amt. tax 1914.
Tucker, John. Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
amt. tax 1882.
West, John. Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
amt. tax $3.50.
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Taylor. Robert & Helen, Lot No 3,
Same. value $40, amt. tax S5.84.
Taylor, Robert g. Helen, Lot No. a,
Same, value $40, amt. tax S5.32.
TERRACE
Angelo, d. l., Lot No. Is, Block d,
value $40, amt. tax S3.6l.
Angelo, d. l., Lot No. l3, Same.
value $3.50, amt. tax S18.47.
Dirie, Angelo Eva. Lot No. IA. Block
d, value $40. amt. tax $3.50.
CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil 4 Gas Royalty
James T.. Leonard, amt. tax S0.44.
BELLE VALLEY CORPORATION
Hickman, Howard &, Eileen, Lot No.
80, McFerren, value S370, amt. tax
1886
Skolulk, Carl & Mary, Lot No. 1877
value $50, amt. tax SO43.
Skolulk. Carl & Mary, Lot No. 1873
n, value $50, amt. tax S0.48.
Skolulk, Carl & Mary. Lot No. l39
n, value 500 amt. tax $046.
Strader. Clarence E. x Ebert L.,
Lot No. Is, pt end II 412, value
$1,000, amt. tax S57.56.
Strader, Clarence E. & Ebert L..
Lot No. IS, McFerren, w la N end.
value $40. amt. tax SO94.
Hadeck. Mickey & Anna, r 8, T Z,
SO. amt. tax SO.24
Hadeck, Mickey & Anna, r 9, T z.
S 20. pit % nwi4. acres .27, value $40.
amt. tax S0.22.
Hadek, Mike Sr., r 9. T. 20, pt
25, nwA. acres 2.66, value $50. amt.
tax s1.20.
Hakyk, Anna. 9, T 7, S 20. No
308, acres IA, value $40, amt tax SO2I.
Karon, Andy & Helen Pakes, r o,
T Z, S 20, pit 25. nwH. acres IA, value
$40, amt. tax S28.86
OLIVE TOWNSHIP
Real Estate Property
Frye. Charles E., 8, T 6. S 8. IL
swI+ pit sw acres 2O.o4 value $3.50,
amt. tax sl4.88:
Spear, Nehemiah. Lot No. !, value
$50, amt. tax S7.16.
DEXTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Ackley, Azilda, r 8, 6, S sc, AZ
swh SO neI, acres 2.lo, value $3.50,
tax s522.
Cunningham, Austin. 9. T 6, Ia,
ID se14. acres 50. value $3.50, amt. tax
Hill. Roxy. 9. T 6. S Sc. pit 9. neA,
Kinnen, George * Clementine tJohn
c. Davis r 9, T 6, S Sc, nwA pit. acres
/, value $500 amt. tax Sl2.40.
SOUTH OLIVE
Tilton. c. F. & Sarah, Emma Til
tom Lot No. 20. value $3.50, amt. tax
$500.
Tilton. C. F. 6, Sarah. Emma Til
tom. Lot No. 90. value $50, amt. tax
DEXTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Oil ~ Gas Royalty
Cunningham. A. L.. VIM. Patten.
value $40. amt. tax 5000.
Harper, Ethel, East Side Oil Co,
amt tax 81 "A
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JOHNSTOWN BELLE VALLEY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property

SShOoL DtSlklCI
Real Estate Property
Lyons, Ethel. Lot No. 9. value $50.
amt. tax $40
Lyons, Ethel, Lot No. 81, value $500,
amt. tax S5710.
Lyons, Ethel. Lot No. 10, value $50,
amt. tax S242.
Perkins. Kenneth. Lot No. 5, value
$40, amt. tax 1924.
Perkins, Kenneth, Lot No. 6. value
$40, amt tax S026.
Perkins, George E. & Wilma, Lot
No. II. value $500. amt. tax S47.O4
Perkins, George f. & Wilma, Lot
No. -, value SO, amt. tax Si.02.
LAURA BELLE VALLEY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Marcis. John & Mary. Lot No. 81.
value $40. amt tax S10i.
DETROIT BELLE VALLEY
SCHOOL DISTRICT
Redi Estate Property
Lyons, Chester. Lot No. A, Moore
Add. value $40, amt tax 81 So.
Moore, Brice. Lot No. 6, EX 25'
Moore Add, value Sl0 amt. tax, 81 81
Minosky. Pete & Sue, Lot No, 36
value $40. amt. tax $3.50.
Oil L. Gas Royalty
Cook, L. F. & Maize, Mckee Oil &
Gas Syndicate. value Si0 amt, tax
S1.00.
Cook. L. F. s, Maize, Mckee OH &
Gas Syndicate, amt. tax Sl.3O.
Coal Property
Mills, George S., amt. tax S36 90.
CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Real Estate Property
Smalley. Jeremiah L., r .. T I. S %,
80 sel4 9 swl4, acres II. value sl70,
amt tax S5.36
Smalley. Jeremiah L.. R 8. T Z, S %,
30 seli sWA, acres 90.l0 value Sl,O50.
amt. tax S33G3.
sWl4. acres 1903, value 500. amt.
tax S3.o7.
FLORENCE
Jardnak, Steve, Lot No. l44. value
$3.50. amt tax S606.
Jarlonk, Steve, Lot No. LAP. value
$50, amt. tax S0.66.
JaIlomk, Steve. Lot No, l40. value
$50, amt. tax S0.6i.
Mack, Mike * Andy. Lot No. 263,
value Si60, amt. tax S4l.8i.
Mack, Mike 6, Andy, Lot No. 262,
value $50, amt. tax S2.66.
Richards, Thomas Edmund. Lot No.
1876. value $50. amt tax $3.50.
Tadrenak, Steve, Lot No. l43. value
$50, amt. tax S066
s,S Young, ,s; Lille Lin % X & Lot No H. value
Young, Lille x, Lot No. o. value
MAPLE HEIGHTS
Fulkerson, Minta, Lot No. 4 value
$40. amt tax S8.4l
Pangle, EStell. Lot No. 8. Block E,
value $40, amt. tax SIG
Pansle, Estell Lot No. g. Same,
value $40, amt tax ST &C.
Panglc, Estell, Lot No. To- Same.
value $40, amt. tax 81 66.
Pangle, Estell, Lot No. H. Same.
value $50. amt. tax 1928.
Pangle, EStell, Lot No. ~. Same.
value $500, amt. tax $28 so.
Pangle, Estcll. Lot no. l6, Same,
value $40, amt. tax $l.6=.
-'GGg!c, Esteu, Lot no. II. Same,
value $40, amt. tax SI.68,
Plz-opaac, Alex, Lot No. 6, Blach L.
voiuc so, amt. tax $0.8G.
Taylor, Robert & Helen. Lot No. =.
Black D. value $40. amt. tax s5.86.
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Sales
J. Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate uu High Low lis chg
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. IS R.-Grains had
nervous undertone In active deslinEs
on the BOARD OF Trade today. Price
cha Th were not very large -
sian OF continuation Of the selling move
msnt which prevailed yesterday. But
when no buying power developed. selling
pressure again expanded and all cereals
sank below the previous close.
the way down and once the selling pres
sure let up prices rebounded
wheat near the end Of the first hour
vas Ss $40 unehansed e = hieheT; March
March s sss. .n'o osis e lower 10 tS"fT
higher March 81 rye z to .. higher.
March Sf..nA; soybeans unbalanced 10
y lower January S242, and lard I'M
ehansed to cents hundred pounds
Main reason for the early sellins
was attributed BY brokers to uncertainty
reRardinR farm LEGISLATION. The latest
worry CT the trade was over q possibility,
that the Agriculture Department might
be given authority to sell its supplies a,
market prices.
SNOW over nisht was reported from
ey lily sDG 4sxas s rs r.. T forsaas ERss
for light snow in small section OF
the main producing belt in the South
The bulls in soybeans we're upset by a
report from export circles that West
Germany had purehaSed three carRoes oil
|soyDeans. equal to about one million
bushels, from Manehuria during the past
SIX weeks The price was said TO be i2i.
gents bushel below the American SOY.
bean price
One house noted tina. during the same
six week period, West Germany had
purchased two million bushels OF soybeanS
from the United States
There was no much news In feed
Grains, although West Germany was said
TO be inauirinR for n laree quantity OF
such grains. That country houeh: 900
900 bushels OF grain sorehumS over
night move which was not hullisr on
corn.
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Stocks Mixed;
Ford Active,
But Bid Slips

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 tP.-The
stock market was mixed today,
with trading attention focused
on motors and steels-and Ford
stock traded over the counter.
Trading in the newly issued
Ford stock was fast, and the price
slowly subsidized throughout the
morning and into the early after
noon.
Ford was issued at 6412, and
late yesterday in New York the
stock was bid at 6934 and offered
at 7014. Today one of the first
quotations was 695s bid and 697s
offered. At noon the quotation
was 68 bid and 68A offered. The
earlier high was 70-70H.
Most price changes were frac-
tional. with only a few wide
movers.
General Motors opened on
$4,000 shares up 20 at Asa and
it continued trading actively un-
changed or with a slight gain.
Chrysler pushed its gain to
around a point. but also traded
at small loss.
The steels made a little prog
reSs and most Of the business was
at slightly higher prices. Also
higher. or mixed to higher, were
the aircrafts. chemicals, coppers
and oils. The railroads were
lower. but the losses never were
pronounced.
Briggs g. Stratton with a hand
full of sales was up between 4
and 5 points on a 200 per cent
stock dividend.
At noon the Associated Press
average of go stocks was un-
changed at $176.90.
The bond market was higher
Government issues over the
counter were steady.
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Jan. Is GP.-Dividends
announced:
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Steel Demand
Holds Despite
Auto Cutbacks

NEW YORK. Jan, le P.-
Steel demand is still strong de-
spite reports of a let-down. the
Iron Age, national Woodworking
weekly. said today.
while some consumers claim
their supply position has eased,
others complain of paying gray
market prices" it added
Iron Age reported as follows:
The cutbacks in automotive
production are real but there
have been only small cancella-
tons of steel orders. mostly in
sheet and strip. for March.
Up to now, any tonnages re-
Ileased through cancellation have
been snapped-up by consumers
whose steel inventory position is
inadequate and there's a home
for every ton of steel the mills
can turn out"
Meanwhile, the prospect OF
higher steel prices and the un.
certain outlook on steel labor are
working to sustain demand al
capacity levels through the frs
half of the year, at least.
At the same time construction
will speed up as winter passes
appliance production is moving
at top speed, the record freight
car building program is barely
under way and the oil and gas
| industries are taking all the steel
they can get.
Warehouse demand continues
strong. Many consumers are re-
lying on spot tonnages from
warehouses to keep inventories
in balance.
One steel user in Pittsburgh is
paying as much as $1D5 above
mill price for hot-rolled sheets
in purchases from outside
sources.
The steel mills are making
every effort to catch up with de-
livery promises and their all-out
effort is keeping ingot output at
near-capacity levels.
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS a

Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department.
Poultry Quotations
Market barely steady on fryers Price,
generally "a cent lower Demand lisht
TO fair for smaller chickens good fol
heavier weiehts. Offerings ample TO,
current trade needs Hens fowl abou
STEADY Prices mostly unchaneeo. Fai!
demand for fully ADEQUATE supplies I'm,
ldertone weak. Receipts moderate
Broilers or tryers: Under lbs 24-25
lover 4 lbs o6 Hens. Heavy type 80
80; light type 1915 Ducks: Museov!
Grain Market
Fiour--Receipis. 1904 100 poune
sacks
Wheat-Reeeipts. i.54. bushels
shipments llI293 bushels. stocks g..
So. 800 bushels No = RED winter Rar.
lieky, spot. 2,07 transit: 2.02 mon
Receipts. 2ao,3S4 bushels; ship.
ments 327 ,1s3 bushels: stocks, l.03@,
16., bushels.
Oats--Receipts, 51,isl bushels, ship
ments, none stocks gl4.1&2 bushels.
Barley--Recelpts- none, shipments
none; stocks. 35u,233 bushels.
Rye--ReceiptS, 1856 bushels; ship
mentS, none. stocks. 81 1874 bushels.
Soyoeans--Receipts FAB bushels
shipments, S2,:HG bushels stocks 936,
s24 bushels
Mi,lieed--Receipts nol.t.
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Wdwd a. Lothrop pfd & Ia3 los
xEx dividend. Rocks closed tPlui
extra or extras a Declared or maid &C
far this year. Paid IN 1855