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Evening star., 1928-04-28

IRE of the power plants threw the cities
into complete darkness, and the popu-
lace fed to the streets, where they fell
to their knees, praying deliverance from
further calamity.
The government observatory at Athens
announced there had been more than
100 shocks In different parts OF Greece.
King Thankful for Aid.
PTiILIPPOPOLIS, Bulgaria, April 28
N9.--The body of the well known
Italian tenor, De Mazzoi, who was on
q concert tour Of Bulgaria, was found
yesterday under the ruins OF the con-
cert hall.
In the space of one hour IS distinct
shocks were felt here, In Sofia, Stara
zagora and other towns. No great
damage and no loss OF life were report
cd as a result of these new agitations.
Walking through the ruins OF this
city. which he had visited twice previ-
ously during its prosperous life. KING
Brosi today expressed through the AS
sociated Press to the American people
the deep thanks OF the Bulgarian nation
and himself for their prompt contrlbu-
tions of money and supplies for the
sufferers.
BY the Associated Press
Severe earthquake shocks were reg
istercd yesterday on the seismograph OF
Georgetown University. The disturb
ance began at 3;44 pm. and continued
for more than two hours, reaching Its
maximum intensity shortly after a
o'clock. Director Tondorf estimated
that the tremors we're centered $500
miles from Washington.
In the last "a hours. he said the sels-
mograph has registered seven after
shocks" all of which have been To-
Gated in the Bulgarian district.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
Three Out Of -Four.
Dancer Wins Long Ride.

Practically all France paid homage 70
Miss 0BiatEy. i7~year@old Hindu
Cancer vino rode horseback from Paris
70 Cannes recently, covering the 51o
miles u hard modern roads IN less than
two weeks. 80 great was the number
Of autoista who crowded the road into
Cannes that tlas plan for an escort Of
polo players had 10 be abandoned, and
IT was with difficulty that she drove
through the tnfongs of pedestrians IN
the city. Sie Was closely followed by
Nile oroAse, and two other female com
petjtofs finished later. The feat 9as
acclaimed remarkable because ~ the
dancers youth and training.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
JUSTICES TO PICK
ORATORY WINNER
Four Members of Supreme
Bench to Follow New, Rigid
Rules in Finals.

Four members Of the Supreme Court
of the United States viii select the
champion high school orator OF the
Nation from the field Of seven partici-
pants i'm the national finals of the fifth
national oratorical contest III the WASH
ington Auditorium. May 20.
The justices Ssao have generously ac-
cepted the invitation to serve as Judges
are Justice Willis Van Devanter. Justice
Pierce Butler, Justice Edwin I. San
ford and Justice Harlan +. Stone.
In determining the national victor TINS
jury viii use q Judging system that Is
more rigorous than any yet used IN the
history of the oratorical contest. To win
under the new rules a speaker must
stand the test Of the -point-total
system and the majority vote method
combined Heretofore, II sufficed for a
speaker TO secure the lowest total
whether or not he also received rating
OF first place from a majority OF the
judges.
VIII Sit Apart.
The original plan of balloting on the
speakers without consultation VIII be
followed by the four justices at the OUT
set Of their Judging, However, the
initial ballot does not give any one
speaker the lowest total and three out
OF the four possible first place ratings.
the Judges win so into consultation 10
select the winner from among the three
contestants who received the lowest to-
tails.
During the delivery Of the contending
oralionh by the seven zone winners IN
the contest, the four justices will NOT be
IN direct communication with one all-
other and at the conclusion OF the de-
livery Of the speeches each Judge VIII
write his own ballot In other words,
the balloting plan VIII serve as speedy
means Of designating the winner IN fnf
event the judges are Of practically one
mind. II, on the other hand. the judges
are not in accord the ballots VIII Serve
10 narrow the field 10 .te three Young
orators Who made the best impression
on The judges, who then win consult on
the merits 0f those three.
Three Out of Four.
Under this method, Il p'iil be impos-
gibIe for a speaker 10 win automatically
by securing uniformly good secondary
ratings, while the first places are scat
tered among the other speakers VINO
may have received several poor rat
ings at the same time. WtOeVe: WINS
under this plan viii have passed the
most rigorous test possible IN such q
case, and he will have the distinction
| Of having convinced four of The greatest
ANALYSTS III America Of his fitness.
The fact that II will be necessary 70
secure three out of four votes for first
place instead u two out OF three, or
even three out of five, win only add 70
| the thor0ughnfss of the test and To
! the honor Df triumphing under II.
Evening star., 1928-04-28

PACKERS IL was quoted ut 80 cents a
pound the past few days.
Butter prices luctUated during the
Week. Changes were only slight. how
eyer, and prices this morning we're about
the same As prices quoted early Ia the
week F.gg prices we're not changed
during ths Week, according ~ reports,
aud meat prices underwent only slight
changes, the principal change involving
"a increase ia poFk prices
Wholesalers this morning had aftFhf~
tive supplies of ali fo0dsuitts for The
| seek etld ttadf, and retailers Wfre IN
/ hand early In tie morning ~ get the
1 first PICK
Today's Wholesale Prices.
/ Butter One pound prints, 4sa4s VI ,
t tub, 4gaS7 store pbcked, ~.
Figs Fresh, selected. 2sa25, henneTg,
/ Z5s5g. current feeeiptk n.
/ PWBlry, alive JIurkeye. 2GaSb, VIM
! Ter chickens, 33a4G fowls, 80 To0aleff,
/ lJs!s ducks, i5aID. ksats. young. 70a
I 10, ID. 80 dressed ~Itfkeye. 40A43
| roasting chickens. 5sa4g, foWis, large,
] 81 sfasll, ~ Dfollefs. bs cnp0us. large,
/ 4ss4b small 51s5s ducks 20a2S keals,
/ ! 00ai 10
/ Meats, fresh Killed Beef. 2fisz2, veal,
! l9sz4 lamb, 30a55 pork loins, 3aas3
| hame, 20a2l shoulders, l4ai5 snlaked
| hsme, "a smoked shoulders, I3tsai4,
ha1on, z0s2z. lard, iz1a. eslges. 10.
EDEsLa sAkAkG lkkz4s -.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
CRIPPLED INVALID
HELD IN WIFE MURDER
Florida Man, Compelled to Use
Wheel Chair, Jailed Following
His Confession.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, April 27.-Having slain
the wife who cared for him II gears,
a wheel chair invalid is in iail here
on charge Of murder.
Bert Campbell, 81. the prisoner, de-
clared he shot the woman Thursday
night because he had just learned he
could not divorce her. He surrendered
to police he had called and was carried
% jan in the inyalid's chair, without
which he cannot move. He slept well.
protesting no interest in consequences
Of the affair.
Neighbors said there had been no
family quarrel and that the wife had
worked as a nurse 10 support her slayer.
Police discounted this. however, as they
received information that Campbell was
wealthy property owner. He is the
father Of two daughters, one a student
in Columbia University.
Evening star., 1928-04-28

W @blA AttAAt AJSbbO OF
Balcik on the Black
Sea.
The Queen has
Cancelled all audi
cnces. There were
reports that she
would return to
b u C h are st for
treatment.
The trip to
Cyprus was made
with her youngest
daughter, the l9-
year-old Princess
Ileana, who toured
the United States
with Queen Marie
and has been with
her much OF the
tifY1p efpno ftta
Evening star., 1928-04-28
QUEEN MARIE i'll
OF LUMBAGO ATTACK
Stricken After Return From Isle
Of Cyprus, Where She Went
to Improve Health.

BY the Associated Press.
BUCHAREST. Rumania, April "a
Queen Marie, who recently returned
from the Island Of Cyprus, where she
had gone for her health, was Ill today
Evening star., 1928-04-28

AT S15.75 Smart street and after
noon models OF georgctte~~Washahle
frocks Of fine quality crepe de chine
youthful tentlis frocks with scarf tie
land one and two piece models in
new prints and plain oreres, Many
smart one-pieces Of striped, lowered
and checked prints and two~pieee
styles with contrasting skirts are
included,
Sketrhed-~Thh uhife crepe de ehims tesmls
iroch has scarf and monowam atraeilrely
trimmed ig caIoF. sIS3S.
MtAsra' DREss sEcrros, IttRn FLooA,
Evening star., 1928-04-28
OTHER STATES AFFECTED.

Thrace, Macedonia and Greece Hit by
Disturbances.
VIENNA, April % CE).~-Only dust.
debris and isolation remain in many
cities and towns in the Balkan PENN
sula where formerly stood populouS
flourishing and smiling communities.
Dispatches from the earthquake zones
10 The Associated Press Balkan Bureau
In Vienna today tell Of recurring up
heayals in Thrace. Macedonia and
Greece, which have taken terrible toll
Evening star., 1928-04-28

death of King Ferdinand at the time
Of their return. both Queen Marie and
Princess Ileana were reported TO be In
excellent health.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
EARTHQUAKES ROCK
BALKANS SECTION
Violent Disturbance Is Felt in
Slavonia and Parts OF
Bosnia.
rr TN Asannintnd Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BELGRADE. Jugsolavia, April 28,-,It
was reported today that a violent earth
quake had been felt at 2 pm. yester-
day at Brod. in Slavonia, and Mt various
other places in northern Bosnia. NO
loss Of life has been reported.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
Junior Misses Dresses
Specially Priced $5.75 SO $1o.75

At Szspan printed voe roc in charming styles AT
S0wash in dress and sports models and two piece
effects At $675smart sports and after
frocks OF washable silks prints, chiffon and georgete
JUNIOR MlsEs erc1on
Evening star., 1928-04-28

More than 1000 moving picture pro-
jectors were sent from this 70 other
countries in the past u months.
Evening star., 1928-04-28

AT S15.75- Smart street and after
noon frocks, some with the fashion
able cardigan jackets, Washable
crepe de chine frocks in many styles
and colors. prints and georgettes
Polka dots. lagoting and tiers add
charm to these frocks.
Sketched--A sports trock Of washebls crepe
de chibe. uifh bieats and bosom froSh SIs7S.
WoMEEs DRESS SECTION, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-28

AT $25-This group includes the inn
portant velveteeu Jacket aud printed
trock--the georgette jacket dress
graceful ehittous and street froeks OF
georgette in eolors. navy and black,
Lace and embroidery trim many
models--~others exploit the cape, the
new TERED and llared skirts and polka
dot prints.
SkeieAsd~TAs Helea Hills agistsd sllk tfssk.
wltA SAat peipetses iaekst, smaFtlr stitched.
SIS.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
Misses Summer Frocks
Specially Priced $15'75 SIS

Many fashions for Summer included in this collection
the printed fock with the veeteen Jacket the silk jacket afternoon
oc airy chons and countless ohethat you'll Mon
day morning Every dress is specially prceda you will realize
when you them.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
Crabmsst HessissS.

Nrabaaeeg Ia cemenG during warm
weather VsE received tn fairly large
e9sntltleG ffon. packers ct Hampton
80 Cgasael1s Aqs Ara NassaAs.ippl
= r.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
Attractive Fish Supplies.

Municipal F3sb 8arket dealers this
week Ga9 attractive supplies 10 meet
eYery requirement ~ tDe retail trade
ffGrnss gA sile GaglD affected feeeipts
from tGat afeaJB, iHt i,0'gmAe River,
GGeBspeage Eay aud fishermen it3
Aofthefu waters supplied more fish
EEsH Tetzil,gz demanded
fnao agsd herring prices continued
SoW nDst u GHe Weeg, zoe sllad selling
e. 90 eeGgs aplece. u ~ cents . pound
ba8kH selling AL m cents ea1gI, Or cents
3 Eyglug aJId herring selling at 81 Dey
900 Herring are selling ~ cheap ~
Kf3e fsEH.Dg shores, IL IL slsasd. That
psekefs afe consuming many y! tt4en
YuyckGsu have Eot Deen ~ plentiful
this week prices yesLsgoay going ~ ~
Centa pound White perch ezeep-
faoaslly gleubfm ano cheap ti4e ps9i
few 8eeks, were not ~ plentiful DI3'
week. snd prices Yegt as bIgu az i1
cents a pound.
Inefeaaeo receipts " trout from
Cfega leAFe Bay isealArs seld aI tZg q
barre. gf @ eeffts q pyUnd, lge past fsn
nays butleri4an selling st 40 a barrel
o. ~ cents Il pQ1gd CT08kFgs sfd cod
were quoted a. cents pg9no. epd ~
10 cents 8no flllei ~ haadDek at ~
gents q pound.
Cra abmsst Received.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
In the Lesser-P Priced Dress Section
Frocks Specially Priced $13.75

Every dress this group would regularly sell much higher They
of ne heavy quality crepe and dc chine with short and long
sleeves Sports and styles color White and
Make your selections early
l. PRIcpp psssEcr TuRDFI
Evening star., 1928-04-28

AT S25-Fashionable silk ensemble,
with plain coat and printed frock, the
three-piece jacket dress, lowered
chiifons-in many charming styles,
with circular skirts and surpiice clos
ing-washable pastel crepes and
printed crepes offer wide choice.
Skefcked-Tks sHk ensemble frock and coaf,
ior general Uesr boasts polka dos irock Gsd
piaiH coat SIS.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
Women's Sumner Frocks
Specially Priced s1575 SIS

Women this Special Selling offers just the type OF frocks needed
for Summer wear and becoming the materials
fine and prices extremely low. Buy for all Summer
, 1928-07-05
NO MORE MOTH HOLE
II YOU USE
L9rVCX

You have heard Of waterproofing; And
hreproofng; Now comes mothprootiEg
with Larvex. This is what this great
pr paration does-actuaily mOthprcofs
the cloth itself so that no moth worm
will take even a single bite. When Lar
vpx is sprayed on any woolen fabric, it
penetrales the fabric and becomes part
of the wool fibre. The fabric then be-
comes safe from noth-damage for an en-
tire season or unless orn or Washed.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
n Y cnTION RANGE
0uosations Furnisked 81 W. 3. Hibbs = C.

NEW YORK, Sept Prepara-
tions were raade in the cotton mar
ket here today to receive the Gov
eminent crop report tomorrow. In
limited trading, prices fluctuated Il.
regularly within q very narrow
range. with noon quotations url.
changed To one point lower. October
then sold at 19. .09c, December 1S.96e,
March 1850. and May 1880.
The market opened at a decline OF
i to points, with some evidences
of pre-bureau liquidation and selling
OF October by spot houses. Buying
by the trade, Liverpool and firms
with Western wire connections was
about sufficient to absorb these
offerings, however.
There was also further Southern
hedge selling, prompted by lower
Liverpool cables and prospects Tor
fair and warmer weather in the
Central and Western parts OF the
South. To some extent these fac-
tors were offsett BY additional uTI-
wanted rains in the Eastern States
and the unfavOrabIe tenor OF the
Dallas news crop summary.
This review was reported as say
Ing that the Texas cotton crop was
steadily decreasing in spite OF larger
acreage and deterioration. An estf-
mate by Proctor and Gamble placed
the condition OF the crop az OF Sep
tember / at 61.3 per cent Of normal
Indicating crop Of Is million bales.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
BAL TIMORE LIVE STOCK

UNION STOCK YARDS, BALT1.
MORE, Sept. Cattle Receipts,
200 head. Market steady. Steers
Choice. $14.75015.50: good, S14@
14,75: medium, $I3@14; common,
s10@12; feeders ana stockers, SEQ
IL. Heifers Choice, $12.75113.7D,
good, $12.250l2.75: medium. s1125@
~; common, $9.25010.75; feeders
and stockers. $6.76@9.75. Rulls-
Good to choice. $lO010.50: fair to
good. $9.0O@9.75; common to me.
dium, $7@S.SO. Cows-Tooc tc
choice. $S.5O@IO.5O. fair to good,
$8.50D9.5O; common to medium,
SIS. .OO0S.
Sheep and Lambs--R Receipts 1000
head. Market higher. Sheep,
$2@6.50; lambs, $6.5O@15.75.
Hogs Receipts. 100 head. Mar.
ket steady. Lights, @13.25; heav-
les, $13013.S0; medium, S13.75i
roughs. $7.50@11.25; light pigs,
$8@11.50; pigs. $12.70. Ohio and
Western hogs. 10c to zoe higher
than quotations.
Calves Receipts. so head; mar.
ket steady. Calves, 37017.50.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
SKY R0CKE ms
HITS STOCK
NARKET
AZ international Newa service

NEW YORK, Sept. KY
rocketinr tendencies OF high.priced
industrial and speciality stocks
werA again on exhibition IN the
earlv trading today. Wall Street
svoriyad itself up into q spirit Of
,,,scontrolled :, speculative enthusiasm
when brokers loan expansion Was
rennrted at the paltry sum of
S5l (lOC 900 instead OF the $1bO, 900 !.
Is011 more or less, than had been ex-
nected. The bulls plunged In Wildly
and the bears received another pain
ful drubbing.
'' Montgomery Wards new 2O-point
fIs0nf to 242 was the feature Of this
neriod. Sears Roebuck. the Chi.
caro- companion stock to MontgoEi1-
ery Ward. rose in heavy trading
sto 1sG for d new s.point gain ana
Curfiss Aero rushed UP to above
$50. The move in United States
steel sponsored BY the most power
full financial interests, carried that
stock to above 15S, i new high.
record FOR the year and only ~
points below the highest price IN the
history of the corporation.
The stock tape ran 10 minutes
behind the market in the first
hour, during which time the mo.
tor stocks and industrials received
one of the most aggressive churn-
ings OF the year. The professionals
were active on the buying side OF
the market, while profit taking was
reported principally from the out.
side trading points. Realizing sales
we're easily absorbed in the first
hour, and the market In many de-
partments was ready to proceed
with the advance. Some buying
of the independent oils was In evi.
cience, but not on the scale noted
in the last few days.
The call loan rate declined TO
~ per cent for weekend loans.
Funds were in good supply and
light demand. The commodity maj
ket was irregular, with grain prices
fractionally lower and cotton fluc-
tuatfng IN 4 narrow range.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
LOCAL PRODUCE

EggS-CuFrent rece1peSs 4W00Cs
white hennery. s804Oc.
Poultry Turkeys. 2bc: spring
chickens, Plymouth Rocks, Reds, 2
bs, and over. s2@s4c; mixed cOlors,
SIC; large Leghorn chickens, ESQ Soc;
hens, large. 2sc; Leghorn hens, zoe.
Dressed Turkeys. s5c: chickens, s5
d ssc; large fowls. sO@ssc; Lexhorn
fowls, 2s@25ca keats, 7o075c.
Calves--16hc.
Lambs--14c.
Apples Supplies. moderate; DE-
mand. light: market. duh. Bushel
baskets: Virginia and Maryland.
mostly Virginia. II. 8. No. Il IVA
inches up. WeaIthys. 81 D1.26s Smoke
house. $1.2501.6O.
CantaIoupes 80 Supplies, moderate:
demand, light: market about steady.
Colorado, salmon tints and pink
meats. standard flats. lis, $1,Ss; 9ss
Sits: salmon jumbos. tints. no sales
reported. California, TurlOck sec
tion, salmon tints, 4sa, 81: standards.
As. $3.50: standard flats, lis and 15s
and 9s, 3I.T5. Nearby Maryland, to-.
mato crates and bnshel baskets, Va.
rious varieties. mostly saInaon tints,
mostly around $50. Miscellaneous
melons: Supplies, moderate: demand,
light; market, steady. California,
Turlock section, Honey Dews, stand
ard crates. medium size. $2.16; Per-
sian melons. jumbo crates, So; stand
ard crates. $3.50; pony crates, $500
3: few; $2.25.
Lettuce - Supplies Of Eastern
stock light. Demand light, market
dull. New York. 2-doz. crates Big
Boston type, poor to ordinary con.
dition. 75c@$1.5O. Western stock:
Supplies moderate. Demand light,
market dull. Colorado and CaIifor-
mia, crates Iceberg type, As dozen.
$40425, few, $3.50.
Onions Supplies light. Demand
light, market firm. Indiana, 100-lb.
sacks Yellows No. /, $404.25; few
high as $3.50. mostly $4.25,
Peaches - Supplies liberal. De
mand moderate, market about
steady. Maryland and Virginia bu.
baskets Elbertas u. s. Fancy No. J.,
large size, $2.25@2.50. u. s. No. l.
large size, $I.7502.25; mostly around
81, Maryland, bu. baskets. Hales
u. s. Fancy No. /, very large size,
-soOW W @stO, large SIG TIlOSl4y
$2.25. u. s. No. /, large size, ~,
few higher pale color fair quality.
$1.50@1.75.
Pears-Supplies moderate. De-
mand moderate, market about
steady. California and Oregon,
boxes Bartletts Fancy, $S@S.5O.
mostly $3 25.
Potatoes-Supplies moderate. De-
mand moderate, market steady.
East Shore Maryland and Virginia
cloth top stave barrels Cobblers q.
s. No. 1, $2.1O02.25.
Sweet Potatoes-Supplies light;
demand slow; market dull. North
Carolina. cloth top barrels yellows
No. /. some fair condition., $2.SO@
400.
Cabba age-Supplies light: demand
moderate: market firm. New YORK,
sacked per cwt. Domestic Round
type, $2.5O02.75. Nearby Mary.
land, busheI baskets, $1@l.2b.
Celery-Supplies moderate; de-
mand light; market about steady
New York, 2-3 crates, some fair
quality, $2@2.50.
Grapes-Supplies moderate; de-
mand light; market slightly
weaker Eastern Shore, Maryland,
2-ot. climax baskets Concords, few
sales. mostly zoe. California, lugs
Malagas. $1.25@1.5O.
Peas-SuppIies moderate; de-
mand light: market steady. Colo
rado, 45.lb. crates Telephones,
| $4.25@4.50.
Cucumbers--Supplies moderate;
demand light; market dull. New
York. bushel baskets fancy, $l.5OQ
| 200 mostly Site.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Sept 7.Hogs- Re
ceipts, lii 900. Market. 10c higher.
Top. $13.i5; bulk, $11.75@13; heavy.
weight. s11.75 % 1855: medium
weight $1I.s5913.I5: light weight,
Sf1 .s0@13.15: light lights. s11.25@
IL. 80; packing sows. $10.7S111.50;
pigs, S1O.35@12; holdoyers, 5000.
Cattle: Receipts, 1000. Marke.
steady. Calves s:--Receipts 7 900
Market steady. Beef steers;-Good
and choice, $16m1S.25; common and
medium. $10@15; yearlings, $i0@1S;
Butcher cattIe:--Heifers, S9@17;
cows, S7.75@12.5O; bulls. $750@11.5 so
calves, $1601S: feeder steers. SIG
1850: stocker steers, $1i013. so:
stocker steers, $1O012.50; stocker
cows and heifers, $T.50@11. SO; west
ern range cattle, beef steers $11@
Is; cows and heifers. $8.50G012.
Sheep:--Receipts. $1,000. Market
steady. Medium and choice lambs.
$14.5O015.75; culls and common $40
012.50; yearlings, $10.50@1S.25; com.
mon and choice ewes. $407; feeder
lambs, S13@14.25.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

BALTIMORE. Sept. Poultry
Chickens, old, lbs. and over, %
@3Oc; old, 303bs lbs, 20Q24c; leg.
horns and other light stock, 18@
21c; old roosters. 16@18c; young
chickens, springers, colored, as to
size, S06S6c; springers, leghorns,
as to size, 26@32c: duks, white
pekins. young. 4 lbs. and over, 90
Q23c: puddle, young, 4 lbs and
over. 20@23c; muscovy. 4 lbs. and
over, 22@25c; all kinds. old, $50
20c; pigeons. young and old. pair.
25@30c; guineas, young. large, S5c
0$1.
Eggs--Market continues quiet. On
the Baltimore butter and egg ex-
change there were no offerings
today. Street sales, small lots.
nearby current receipts, candled,
35@3Sc. Receipts. butter, 73 tubs;
eggs. 2,534 cases.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-Grains opened
steady to a shade higher today.
Wheat was unchanged to hc up.
Corn unchanged to &c up. Oats bc
higher.
Opening prices were: September
$1.10@110k; December. $1.15; March
$1.19& @1.l9h; May, $1.22.
Corn-September, 94A @94hc: De
cember, 75h@75Ac; March, 77hc'
May, 79Rc.
OaAs-September old, 3SHc: De
cember, new, 404b m40%c; March.
4ah @4a NC; May, AN @44hcs
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Wheat--Farmer; No. red winter,
garlicky domestic. s1.331s. Re
ceipts, Il, 0,40S bushels; shipments,
III, 500 bushels.
fCorn--Steady; No. : yellow do
mestic. $1.22@1.2S bushel. Receipts.
1000 bushels; shipments, 1,0sT
bushels.
Oats-Firm on spot; No. 2 white
domestic, 47lA @4Sc bushel; No.
white, 46047c bushel. Receipts,
ls,070 bushels: ahipments, 1.S12
bushels.
Rye-NominaI; receipts, none
shipments, 2SS bushels.
Hay-Steady; fair demand Tor
better grades.
FI0ur-Steady.
The Washington times., 1928-09-07
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Sept. IA moder-
ate business was done in spots
with prices holding barely steady.
Sales totaled 5000 bales, receipts
5000 bales.
MiddiIng fair was quoted at 1880;
ntrietly good mids, 11.07d; good
mids, l0.S2d: strictly mids, 1924;
mids, 10.62d; strictly low mids,
1O.4Td; low mids, 1924; strictly
good ordinary. 1012d; good ordi.
nary. s.s2d.
Futures opened steady with Octo-
Der 1t lO.01d: December 9.90d;
January, s.ssd. May ss2d.