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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-01
REVIEW

New lOrk, Fep. l.-lAfD-A sus.
tanned recovery in stock, prices this
week lifted the index Of 80 leading
issues to the highest level since the
November break. Trading showed a
steady expansion in volume, Fridays
sales setting a new peak TOR the year:
New York stock exchange was the
lowest Of any month since July, 1928.
The rally received considerable
stimulus from a series OF Favorable
trade, earnings and sales reports, one
of the most important being an un-
expectedly sharp upturn In steel ope-
The fact that federal reserve brok.
crs' loans increased only 100000
last week was construed as an in.
dtcation that the stock market had
again attracted investment buying,
although pool operations were being
conducted on a broad scale. -.
l.. 8. Steel common returned TO its
old rule as market leader. crossing
1874 to the best price since the middle
Of December. Bethlehem. Nanadfum
Youngstown. and Transuc & Williams
also showed conspicuous strength.
Republic ran into some heavy selling
on the announcement of merger terms
of exchange.
Public utilities were whirled up
ward In rather Impressive fashion as
Unexpectedly favorable report by the
Sears Rocbuck & Co. attracted fresh
| buying to the mail order and mer-
| chandising stocks.
Although oils were still laboring
under the handicap of an uncertain
| price situation and large reserve
stocks. some good gains were record
cd in that group. Rails displayed a
firm undertonc. New York & Harlem
scored q spectacular gain In odd lot
transactions.
Motors failed to make much pro-
gross, although trade reports In
dicated q further expansion in activ-
ity by the leading manufacturers
Some striking gains were recorded in
1.-THE food, chemical and farm nipple.
ment groups. Efforts to extend the
advance in the amusement shares IN.
countered strong resistance.
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Chicago, Feb. 1.-(AP)-Poultr.y
alive, steady; receipts 2 trucks; fowls
SAC; springs CSC: broilcrs 27c: roos.
ters 14c: turkeys 25c; ducks lSc;
reese 16c.
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CONDITIONS

A low-pressure area ~ the
northeastern Rocky mountain slope,
while Il high" is conferred over Ne
vada. This pressure distribution is
causing warm weather owe the far
northwest, with seasonable tcmpera-
lures in all other sections. Light.
scattered precipitation occurred
throughout the northern states and
In the western Canadian provinces,
while generally fair weather pre-
walls in the central and southern
states. OERIS W. ROBERTS.
Matcoro1priSt
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

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WEATHER S,r

For Bismarck and vicinity: Occa-
sional snow tonight and Sunday.
Somewhat warmer tonight.
For North Dakota: Occasional snow
tonight and Sunday. Somewhat warm-
err west portion tonight. Colder Sun-
day northeast portion.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
FURNITURE FOR SALE-Kitchen
cabinet, cupboard for dishes. ice
box. kitchen table with chairs and
c%ongoleum rug. Call at 722 Ave.
e or phone 1884.
DON'T MISS THIS-Small model
new piano for balance due. terms
to suit. Call factory representative,
L. f. STANDBY. Prince Hotel.
BARGAINS In used furniture. Ken.
nelly Furniture Co.. Mandnn. N. .
FOR SALE-lnfants bed and heavy
weight floor polisher. Phone l49.
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TOBACCO PUTTING GROWS
Washinston-We folks pulled Is
per cent more last year. Taxes on
cigarettes In 1879 were $685., 205, 753,
out Of . total'federal tobacco revenue
Of 4llo.O5S,963.
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EXPERIENCED woman wants work
By the hour. 50 pr hcur. Phone
o7o.J.
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STOCK MARKET HITS
highest SPOT since
CRASH IN NOVEMBER
Pools Resume Operations to
Mark Up Many Issues 2 to ,
Nearly 70 Points

New York. Feb. 1-tAP)-The stock
market turned strong after an early
period OF irregularity today, with the
communications issues in the fore
front Of the advance. Early declines
OF 1 to 3 points in many issues were
cut down.. OF. wiped out. as iiquidation
dried up and buying operations we're
dustriais rails and public utilities.
level since the Nov. Is break. pools
resumed operations and marked up
many issues 9 to nearly 10 points.
Weekly stfade reviews noted tur-
ness situation. but there were = NUM-
Der Of disappointing factors: Freight
car loadlngs. bank clearings and
building activities all make unfavor.
able comparison with the same period
a year. ago. Considerable stress -
laid. however. on the continued ex-
pansion in steel activity. ....
early gain to s 1-3 points and Amert-
ran Telephone moved up L Interna-
tional Telephone also rallied.
New York & Harlem. which scared
~ points in odd lot transactions yes
terday. ran up 40 points more today
low OF t80. Chesapeake T. Ohio con-
verified an early loss OF ! point into
Reading Second preferred also adj
vanced 2 points but Louisville & Nash
willie broke s 1-2 and Missouri Pacific
preferred dropped g..
Motors were heavily bo"S Gn6 III INC
OF General Motors changing hands al
a L., up 1 "a.
The closing was strong. Total sales
Appropriated 1900 600 shares.
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gTOCTkA

New York. Feb. i.-(AP,-Closins
fYrb price,: etandard 81 p. -
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U-sS .a,rsI,n Avn mr. a.

WEATHER AND ROADS
Devils Lake: IA: cloudy; roads fair.
Jamestown: G: clear: roads fair.
Fargo: Is: cloudy: roads fair.
Grand Forks: IA; clear: roads fair.
Valley City: 90: cloudy: roads fair.
Minot: IA; clear: roads fair.
Williston: 12: clear.
Bismarck Mandan: Z; clear: roads fair.
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statesmen

WANTED-A salesman for a per-
manent year-round proposition to
fill vacancy in Northern North Da-
kota territory. Must be we'll &C
quainted with trade and have sold
for at least five years, thirty to
forty-five years of age. Adyertis-
ing experience desirable but not cs-
sential. To the right man. our new
1880 line offers earnings over
$500O.0 90. If interested write C. E.
ERICKSON CO., Inc, Des Moines,
Iowa.
S~ALESMAN-Earn 50, O00-$10.00O a
year easy representing million dol
lar manufacturer. No cash reQuir-
ed. Big sample outfit free. Sell
guaranteed paint, varnish, roofing
at factory prices direct to user on
long. easy terms. Experience un-
necessary. Permanent position. Ex-
elusive territory. The Adams Paint
Co.. Dept. LA. Cleveland, o.
FEDERAL DISTRIBUTORS GET
BIG MONEY! No capital or -ex-
periencc needed. Write FEDERAL
PURE FOOD CO.. 1901 Archer,
Chicago.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
minneapolis, Feb. 1.-(APl-Clour
unchanged. Shipments l3,713. Bran
81. 90 to 1850.
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MINNEAPOLIS STOX
First Bank Corp. ..~.....!..... 50
Bancorporation .... s.:
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Refcrce-Culhanc. South Dakota
State.
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MinnAan6ii6
Whsaf-
15M ~nrotein
idark nor.
>. dark nor
iiMnrofein
lark nor.
8 dark nor.
iAM, protAin
dark nor.
Ozark nor.
idarkn nor.
3 dark nor
Grade OF
dark mr.
2 dark nor.
GRADE OF
1 northern.
2 northern.
MamtI
14M protein
or
n w 49,.
1876 protein
II OH w or
H -.
1875 protein
Ill H "
1875 protein
~ d III w or
II w -.
Minnesota
(l2M protcin'
IL DH W or
4 H w
Grade OF
I'D n W or
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FOR RENT-A good warn room, in
a modern home on the ground floor.
hot water all the time. Also gar
age for rent. Rent reasonable. 306
West Tlaayer.
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WoRx WANTED

Referee: Dick Holser.
The Washington times., 1930-09-24
LOCAL PRODUCE

~ Botts,1uoP'7 1,s.:o RF., RF,A'' E Ns'st''i
Ess.THepnsry, ssosse: current ss-
Poultry. Aiive-spring chickens. large,
81 D 2Sc :; medium. feS G2se: smaTl, s60
csc: leghorns, 24025c; fowls. large. II
@22c; small and medium. IS 92Oc; leg
horn /. fowls 150l6cc trOogterA lSc;
sgsta ,ss l'o a. % srss $50 sSS eS:R sRs
ens large, s30S5c: medium, 80 @s3c; !;
small and medium, 2302sc;. igehorn,
fowls. 1s@2oc: rOosters 1sQ 2dc: dteka!
2s@24e; turkeys. ss5@$sc; - =
veal. 1s0 22c: 1afhb, 2sQ25c: pork loius.
SIC; smoked hams 2sc; smoked shoul.
ders, zoe: bacon, 2sc: lard, In bulk;
toe: 1-pound packages, lee. si.4en' 80
LIVE stSsafGSlEs 'sSdl lambs e.
loupes. Colorado. ;sl @1.2S;* Persian
oranges, sin s4Ss; 4SsG lemons, 0is IS 3 So Tines
per 100. $1:25; grapefruit, i$5@b.50;
peaches. sos: pears. box stock. BART
'sts seo 'f Tio@Saon sssss aFraps. GS1SGFs
Tokays,. 81: aapples, 3l01.so; box stock,
S250S danisonS, 2-peck baskets, $I,25@
1,5e: crahbsrriSs. Ss.So; pineapplcs,
Observation-Disclosures $3.50, sweet pO-
kets, s1@1.50; lima beans, $3.50; string
SI2Ss .eggnlant. ST, 50 > cucG m bers, $50
o.; beets. per 100 punches, S405; car.
rots,s per 1Oo' bunohes. Sos; turh1ps
sern Ssr log 0sasess .ae nv ssSg Ssss stas ~ s.
peppers, &l.Oe; eggplant, ST. eauIffIower.
S25O: broccoli S2.5002IS.a ~.
The Washington times., 1930-09-24
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

Apples - One Washington arrived; {
cars on track, including broken. Western
Maryland, Pennsylyania, Virginia and
plies moderate; ] S demand O SLOW: msTkst s
Is, ~ inch up, dravensteins and
Wealthys, mostly around SIPS; u. 8. Is,
~ inch up, Weal!thys R GEsysnstsins g. and q
Western MARYLAND. Pennsylvaniaaa aad
Virginia, u. s. Is, 2h inch up, Summer
Rambos, Grimes, $1.25@1.40, few higher;
various fall varieties. ~ Inch up, U. s.
5so1se q sesss Ssshsxbn %Sn sS%SS G
tion fancy and extra fancy Jonathans,
Sste@fss ss+,oSg Ssr,.t,s. s.saPRy; 'Rp haAPeFs
.sy s'1%.sSRPfs Sa hspsfs SSanttsi. sE nest
few high as $k2S; poorer, So 735Ui RouHd
'strinsisss. per. B1, 7sc6Sfa6. - ~sT*
6eets-sugglies mOderatesl..All sections.
PC cabpase-EisSt P X New YORK arrived 81
cars on track. including sbrokeh: Sup
plies fairly liberal; demand moderate:
market mark Na aSSut r steady vide range con-
type. beat, AiS@2o. few fine condition
higher: fair condition. best, $15@17,
poorer low as Sl0..S ~
Cantaloupes-Supplies moderate: East
efn Shore Maryland, various varieties.
50 @75e: Inmho sss.l FsI.25@i i. S6.E Tew
higher; flats all sizes, 60@s0c. fe@
higher. Colorado, Pink Meats, jumbo
flats. best, sse @S1.8S: poorer, so q 6Ocs
flats, best. s5c@s1s poorer, So
@6Sc. Honey Dews, Supplies moderate.
standard crates All sizes.
best. S1.S0@1.7S, few 81; fair condition.
q i;sSi fair quality and condition.
50 W1Bc.s .r'- r. = sos =
: Carrots-Suppllss moder4te. EsW FORK.
bu. baskets washedS 7se94f.r rcalhfoEs
The Washington times., 1930-09-24
Leading Produce Markets

Prunes-supplies light. Idaho. crates
ouinces--supplSes light New York,
bushel baskets, No. Is mostly W.
no cars on track. Receipts eq4yaient
to i Eastern shore Maryland, Eastern
shore virginia boat. Eastern shore
Maryland. Eastern shore Virginia and and
lighti demand, moderate; market ,s IN
settled, prices higher; Eastern shore
virginia, barrels, Yellows, U. 81 Is
81 OATS; mostly $2.75 special marks
25c higher; ungraded, $20225. Eastern
shore Maryland, bushei hampers .Y Ysl-
s11C. Nearby Abushel hampers, YER
lows SIS 075c:
squash--Supplies light. Nearby :, n
bushel hampers. 59@S5c. -,
TSmatoss-suppliss modeFSss rae koe New few
higher, Nearby. y -bashel hampers
best IL aS s0t; few higher, poorer 400
soc. Gamers stock, so07sc per sbusheA
so - 49,, EGGS 20 q
On the Baltimore Butter and Egg
Exchange there were no offerings. Street
sales, market dSiet. Small lots nearby
current receipts candled, S00S2c. Re.
ceipth butter, 42s tubs, eggs l'tS'
- LIVE POULTRY ~ssF
Chickens---Young, colored. as to size.
Size, so@sSc. chickens-old, heavy.
"a a 25c:r few higher. medium, Ii 22e;
leghorns and ,others, light stock lS@.t .tsc;
FOfSSes p%eEsLYSuhS. !tw hSs !, White Pskins. four
pounds and oyer,4 ts@1Sc; few l.. zoe;
Muscovy. four. pounds and over lSQ
1Sc: Puddle. -four pounds and oyer,
1s @1sc. .Ducks-oid, all kinds '14@ 5Se
Guineaaz opng. as to size! scGope
The Washington times., 1930-09-24

mia, lettuce crates, punched. 42,sO03.5O.
Nearby. per bunch. 2g4e.
4 CaulifIower-Suppliss light. Colorado.
crates, S1.7501.sS, few higher. ., -
Celery Two New York arrived; 1s
cars ION track, including broken. Sup
plies moderate; demand slow: market
dull New York. two-third. crates. rough.
fair quality condition, N@126.
Corn--Suppliss moderate. New Jersey.
sugar. per doE., 1O@25c. Nearby, sugar.
Cucumbers1-Supplies light New York.
bu. baskets. fancy. S1.7s@2.
Cranberries-Supplies light Massa chu-
setts. \ .bbl. boxes, best sS.sS0s.4O:
.l' DamsOns--Supplies light New York.
bu. baskets mostly 81; IA -hu. baskets.
B. EgEDiants--supplles moderate. New
Jersey bu. hampers SEQ 75c. Nearby,
" -bu- hampers 0@59c. - -r.
GEapes-Gteven California. / New York
arrived; Western. "a, cars on track, iR-
Guiding broken; Eastern. cars on track.
including broken, Delaware truck re-
reipts. light, Eastern supplies moderate; !;
demand slow: market dull. New York.
Concords and EiagaraA. 12.qt baskets
q. s, Is mostly Acc; 2-qt. baskets, mostly
concords, 4O0 soc.
Grapefruit-Supplies moderate. Florida.
boxes, U. $. 1s,sas to size. Is@S.SO, few
higher.
New York arrived: is cars on track, in
cfudinE broken. western supplies mod
crate: demand slow: market dull. Crates,
iceberg. ( to s. doz.,. Colorado $4, few
very few higher. New York supplies
light. demand moderate; market steady
;Two-doz. crates, Big Boston, fair quail
Lima Beans - Supplies liberal. East.
ern shore Maryland: bu. hampers. bes:,
,$1@1.25; poorer, 7sW9Oc. Nearby, n blu.
hampers. 5007sc.
New York Spain via New York ar
rived '1S cars on track, including broken.
Supplies fairly liberal; demand sluw; !;
market steady. Fifty-lb. sacks, rYslloVss
IS @75cin Ohio. Indiana and MichiEan.
7Sc, few S0@B5c. New. York. lO0-lb
sacks YellOws, U. g. ,1s. $t26@1.5e. -
/. Peaches--one New York. arrived: IA
sylvania and New Jersey truck receipts
uEght. Supplies moderate; demand slow;
market dull. New York, bushel baskets
Elbertas. u, s. Is, 2 inches minimum,
b best s;9s.s5; poorer some some fqlf ripe g e;
SAskets. Elbertas, unclssslfIsd. large,
.$2.25@2.5O, Hales unclassified,, large,
'$50@t medium to large, &S@35O.
Pears-Two California. New York,
broken. Eastern. supplies fairly liberal;
demand slow; market dull New York,
bushel baskets, Bartletts, q. 8. IL, 2
Ipches minimum, green, S1.75; few
higher, ripe best sl01,1O; few Si.2S;
f1ll ripe, l0Q7Sc. No. %, ripe. sec
J7sc. RIshel baskets. seckela, No. Is.
large "a; few higher. medium. R1.So0
LIS; small, $1@1.25.
bushel hampers s3.s5@S.so; ls-bound
sFates. best Sl,750s; poorer. a40i6O.
Peppers-Supplies moderate. New
7pborer 50@sOc. Nearby y -bushei
hampefs| best 4O@Soc; poorer, rs % S5c.
Potaeoes-One Maine arrived re-
consigned; cars on track including
broken. Receipts equivalent to z Eastern
Shore Virginia boat. {. western Maryland
and Pennsylvania truck receipts TTaotIer.
ate. Supplies moderate; demand moder-
ate; market steady. Maine. lQQ-pound
sacks Cobblers, u. 8. Is, SiSO09:
wasty 1:7S: 1o0-peund sacks. Nta., u
9. Is ,9s022S. Western Maryland and
PennsylvAnia; 10e-pound sacks Hound
sxats WhitsY T. .. Ia sa'IseiIEi AM ETadsd,
- s; 49,.
The Washington times., 1930-09-24
BAL TlM0RE LIVE STOCK

BALTIMoRE. Sept. 2s.-Tcattle--Re-
% ssoos aSss s aTass msdd Sssa9s q sesS GsSd
ss.s0@7.7s; fair to medium, $500
65o: plain to fair, s5@s.50; common
TO plain. s450@5. Bulls, good to choic4,
a5.760s; medium to good, sS.so0B.Is:
1Air To medium, $S05.bO; plain to. fair.
S4.50@S: common to plain. &4@4.5D.
Cows. good to choice, $5@s.5O: medium
to good $4.5O@5; fair to medium. $s,so
@LS0: plain to fair, so; COM
mon TO plain. S2@2.5O. Heiters good
TO choice, s6@s.s0;, plain TO fair $3.50
@5; common to plain, .$4@i.5O Fresh
cows and springers, sac @.so. j, rse
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. ESQ head !;
market higher, Sheep. $10s.5Os lambs,
e4.a004 a
HOgs-Receipts, 500 head: market
lower. Lights. Sl0.25 010.s5: heavies.
8t0.3S Gil: medium, '&10.sG@ l1.05;
roughs s70s: light pigs, Ss0s; pigs,
ss.2b@'s4& Ohio hogs 1905 cents
higher than quotations's
cal1as-Reeeirts. 30 had; market.
STEADY, Calves SS01A :; :.
The Washington times., 1930-09-24
NETWORK PRODUCE

NE wYoRK, Sept. ss,--Egs'-lM...Hrr-
closely selected EXTRAS. 4204Sc: aver
age extras s5S.,s extra TIsnH flr'ts s.pasfy asr
SSewSs SSe % Ton SSaiity. $50 dc: nearby
gathered hrowns extras 9,r.ts 20 'ss; asc.Ts s
sarhered current collections, mixed
eolors. closely selected extras: ,,.:t ss% 4 g g
ssc; firsts, 22h q @23hc: Pacific Coast,
shell-trssted extras 4ietse; 3, ss,o , extra
Butter--Market unsettled and aeasisr
and creamery sailed nn% hsher ssoss cFssoS ss, Srv
saited higher score, 4Oh@ @41c; extra
.s2 ssors' .oc tirsts .nNrs sS, :sGEss sSG 3
37c: seconds AS4-S7 score). s4@ @ssc;
lower grades. SAG S3c.
Cheese--Market firm on New York
state fresh cheese. New York State
held; fancy to spscisls gag sSsE sse; ! IRE fresh
Live Poultry-Practically closed on
account of the Jewish New Year holi-
day No receipts: mo selling: ne
UTlcAAl -
The Washington times., 1930-09-24
GRAIN GAMBLING
). BAN looms. !:

The present controversy over
the activities of Soviet Russia in
the Chicago grain market, it ap-
peared today, will result In deter
mined efforts in the next Con
greSs to outlaw all grain specula-
ton and to place embargoes on
certain Russian imports to Amer
lea. -
The action of a Soviet agency
in selling American wheat Short
in the Chicago market viii be
used, first, to spur enactment of
the Caraway' bill, prohibiting
short sales in grains. Leaders Of
the Western farm bloc" feel the
Soviet Incident gave impetus to
their campaign for enactment 'of
this legislation. -. - +"
Cuts to the Bone
On the other hand, Senator
Oddie (R0 of Nevada has an
nounced he will offer a bill plac+
ing an embargo on imports of
Russian manganese, coal, Ium-
Der. wood pulp, gelatin, glue and
wheat. He added that he would
favor a provision, If it were
deemed necessary, forbidding the
Soviet government from dealing
directly or indirectly in any Of
the grain exchanges in this
country. -. tst
Senator Caraway ,CD.) of Arkan.
'saS,. who drafted the bill outlaw
ing gambling >. in. grains. an
nounced he did not look upon
the Soviet transactions as par
,ticularly Important. He said
the Soviet short sales''-.thAts is,
sale of wheat not actually pos
sesSed, for future dehvery-were
but slight fraction of the total
short sales, negotiated daily in
the grain markets, He added
that the way farmers could be
protected against grain specu
lators would be by prohibiting all
short sales.
: BroOkhart Hopeful
Senator Brookhart (R.l of
Iowa, who has introduced d bill
Qutlawing short sales in the
stock markets, said he expected
the Soviet dealings would aid In
enacting the Caraway bills Brook
hart SAID:
Z. "Is seems perfectly foolish to,
get excited over the Soviet /,
TRANSACTIONS, since every other
wheat gambler, including the
Federal Farm Board itself, has
been doing the same thing. y =
"The' real remedy is not to
punish the Soviet but to prohibit !
grair' speculation and gambling !
in the prices of farm products.
The Caraway bill provides the,
real remedy. / believe now there
is q real chance to- pass that
BILL"
While wheat has held the fore
ground, the National Lumber
Manufacturers Association is Just
as agitated over Russian imports
of lumber and wood pulpu The
lumber men have asked q. the
Treasury Department to bar such
imports on the ground that con.
,vict labor is used in their pro
duction. go ~ :.
The Washington times., 1930-09-24
BY'..'.'B|'E'hRS
BREAKS RALLY .
On STOCKS
D. ". 5. CousrNs.


NEW YORK, Sept. 2t uNs9.
After holding steadily. fpr the
greater part Of the forenoon; the
stock market broke sharply again.
under the impact Of sharp and
vicious beat drive, directed prin.
cipallS against the industrial,
favorites. The bears took their
cue, from the further decline In
wheat prices Apd. the unwilling
ness 6f outside traders to come
into, the market. but most Of the
damage was done in stocks which
furnish ground. FOR the activity
Of the professionals on the floor
OF the Exchange. Il r4s
The bears pounced on Vanadlum
and forced that stock down about
8 points to TIA before any. In
dication Of q rally was seen.
WESTINGHOUSE. dropped off s !
points to 1854 and Case Thresh-
Ing lest 5 points. y After reach
ing t63ss I'M the forenoon, q. IS.
Steel was caught in the selling
wave and was forced back to
1904. In the same period United
Aircraft reacted 5. points to 48% ;.
and Radio was pounded down
to 33z. Anaconda Copper was
agains under fire and retreated
to S9A for loss Of nearly ,31S
points as rufnors Of possible
omission of the dividend flooded
Wall Street. American can. the,
mornings favorite at 1857, fell.
away swiftly to l21K.
The utility stocks, the rails, oils
and amusements were caught in
the sharp downward move, though.
as a. rule losses were compare
tively small. Auburn Auto lost 5
points at 1O7h and General Mo-
tors sold under a.. The bears
were not as successful Ia this raid
as in some Of their recent nc.
temptS to upset the market, and
after..a haH-houF's. .shake-0ut the
market favorites started to dig
themselves out. ,g ,s..