iskt'fl.57 Mj57^57i.4 1 56*-,55VaJtock.09,63809,633localharge . paidc byr tb*ut of-t abd r cars whiteJisbedStock.86.50601,697• *78,2035.i m—... 2 ... 1» • •...it... 2 ... 1... 2... 6.. 26 ush.42.0003ota-mark--n to-» cen-•adtBg Heavy reasonJama. 18.20«: average. 00,006; runs. Lima, id-725; average. 55.166. —-«-PRIZES FOR ART STUDENTSAcademy Awards Nearly 112,000 atSeason's CloseNearly $12,000 in scholarships and prizes was awarded yesterday to students of the Art Schools of the Pennsylvania-. Academy of the Fine Arts. The schools*close for the season to-morrow. - The principal awards are as follows:Awards of Cresson Long Term Scholarships for the present season, $1000 each to Daniel Garber, painting; Victor H. Zoll, sculpture; Wiliam E. Groben, archFtecture. ^^Awards of Cresson Short Term Scholarships for the present season, $500 ca.ch to, Arthur B Carles, painting; Alice Kent Stoddard, painting; Ada V. Williamson, painting; Helena Dunlap, painting; John M. Bateman, sculpture; William Oti* Raiguel. architectural design. ^Continuation of Cresson Scholarships awarded last year, $1000 additional eachto Alice V. Corson, painting; Charles F, Ramsey, painting; Morris Molarsky,;painting; Albert Laessle, sculpture;Phineas E. Paist, architecture.The Charles Toppan prizes for the best pictures produced by students of the Academv schools during the past year to the subiects “Industry” and “Idleness.”-First prize of $400 to Alice Kent Stoddard, second prize of $300 to Ralph L.Boyer. -rm a uni 1 ■