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BROOM BYNGALoW AND ND. ! ACRE $500;
cleo c' range; easy terms CAN Clarendon 400
SILVER SPRING-BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS
and bath, ami sasi large lot; near 18th
Spring ave or phone silver Spring SIS at
800 Good Value-owner Must Sell. 10.
by Sssated ba Dng 40 mnStes 5R
doYntnwn. Seven rooms. one acre; wonder
sq oo nadf Phon rTut fTE5ss o
TEE HOUSE OR COUNTRY ESTATES
Ike nsT modeTn kitchen 9ath
Way. 20 minutes from Capital; iarse shade
fan ADDRESS gox ss Star 81 Once a.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF HIGH
joining and overlooking the National wom-
!3ns many ssa1 bullying Snf Sic ss' nr ere
G drsss o tsSS fsrf ioss s1se 81 NV
TAKOMA PARKS R. & 3. sTUCCo BuNG..
wort worth H 5000. Price. s5.4sS Potomac $3.50
WOODBRIDGE, 3OQs SOUTH DAKOTA AVE.
n.e.-New home Of Z r. 4 D., anil, gar lou
4oxl60; open until pm. bargain. Pot 1888.
400 ETHAN ALLEN AVE, TAKoNA PARK
seaHifu bung large lot garag Ssy SAG eash
D. C.-See this attractive bungalow, ami,
rooms and breakfast room: built-in garage;
mafe oer 0 %th ssCS 0 Cash. r. owner Soh
4045-J after m.
LARGE, MODERN. ROOMS, CELLAR
snee fs epass
ssEubSsf, ssson sSs:
sss' terms s INC oE sa0 W&IRER Asa,t:
2-AcRE PLACE, IMPROVED BY 5-RooM
i7sl FfFq y NV RUSSELL s SasI5Ssi iss,.
ABINGDON, Vas ROOMS, BATH. ELEC-
rif s1s city
double garaGe; $500; $3.50 cash $50 per mo,
until paid; no renewing. OF trust, as house
49, J, 1. PRICE, oakcrest Once;
Mt. Vernon Blvd. near Frazier Ave.
Phone Clarendon 2il5-W-l. 90
DELIGHTFUL BUNGALOW 5 ROOMS AND
bath. all modern improvements: hardwood
attic; recently papered and painted: located
car Price redSeeG e & for aaes
sale. Submit y p4l,N terms. no
WOODBRIDGE.
Splendid 7-room modern bungalow. sun
nEsDafs ss.ssf hs ssa ''ra
call L. II. Nix, North T05o. Inquire 1900
18th st. ne. at R. ]. ave.
NEAR CLARENDON, VA.
sssata S Sls nfsTlg rum an f ffE:
s4:eso' $500 down. balance $s7 so mo.
ton; big lot: Priee. $500; $500 down. bal
And many others to choose from.
Also choice lots terms.
JUDSON REAMY,
Ism Clarendon Ave, Clarendon, Va.
Telephone Clarendon 1882; EVENINGS. iS2s.
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW.
On nice. shaded lot Stucco construction.
Owner built Open fireplace. Textone walls.
mi Sr H. slectFle TX. Large attic Priced for
AURORA HILLS HOMES, Inc.
200 Arlington Ridge. Phone Clar. 1857.
BUNGALOW.
2l0s 32nd st. Sc. Hillcrest--5-room bunga-
electric lights and all improvements. $3.50,
can be bought $3.50 down and S62.50 per
~ sTEgART BROTHERS, INC, .-
BARGAlN-ONE-FARE ZONE
Groom semi-bungalow like new; all mod
ern improvements: lot SIS by $50; garage:
high elevation: near schools stores and
strictly She
ERNEST II. SHINN,
23l6 r. I. Ave. NE. North $3.50.
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RENT-BusINEss PROPERTY.
REAL EsTATE--LOANS

REAL ESTATE--LOANS.
LIST and and TRUST LOANS PROMPTLY
negotiated; lowest rates. Rehnaneing LINES
N. HUGHES, 1927 Eye st. National s5fZ
MONEY TO LOAN ON d. c., REAL ES ,I.i
in any amount at prevailing interest JESSE
L. HEISKELL, Ills Eye st. NV. -
MONEY DELIVERED IMNEp1AIELY u.s
iso9-Pay 81 90 VIZ. sl,0o0--Pay 81 50 wk
BTLDMAN CO. sic Bond Bldg. Nat. 1890,
SEE ME FIRST-lst, and AND Srd TRUSTS
10 red tape; quick service; reasones59'ss "a wx
ss 500. r reps $50 wk 1900 repay $3.50 w
;25SS. repay sia 30 VIZ 5000 repay SIS 90 VIZ
So, 500. repay SIT so wk. $4,000. repay $40 O0 VIZ
Above payments include principal and IN
terest and can be ARRANGED montniS Sno
bi-monthly Also loans in nearby Nd va
DR. A. -HENRY. INC, 1918 Eye st. Nv
twhere Eye st meets Y. ave. -
QUICK MONEY
TO LEND. End AND 9rd TRUSTS; 500 TO
$4,000 ON MARYLAND AND p, G. HOMES
TioNs. cotuRTE6us SERVICE
c. +. WEARING,
II ST. NV. NATL sl72.
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B. r. SAUL CO..
National 7loo. e25 18th St. NV.
STORE ROOM AVAILABLE.
Between and Eye. Reasonable rent
n. l.. SALISBURY Co,
1913 Eye st. Nat. 5904
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

6 re oMs., u ACRE. LARGE GARAGE. 1
c. b Munson. Arlington, Va. Clar 2l94
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FRANK s. BRIGHT,
mh26-d&ds,exSu Surviving Trustee.

a. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY. MAY SEVENTH, 1880
AT TIE SAME HOUR and place.
apps BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
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poned until TUESDAY. MAY TWENTIETH,
1890. SAME HOUR and place
N.Y. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
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Go be continued.>
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! BLOCKS PALAIs RoYAL-sToRE. Ar,
b. apt, oil heat. Beautiful property; sell
less assessed value, 1885, terms; cheap at
$4,000; must sell. Dist. 1891. g.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

o32 G s,W-8 r. 4 B., ELEC. $1,000. $50 90
TAI Adams n w-6 r. b cleo GAR 1890
1508 Olive net r. b. cleo ..,..... 33. 90
COIORED- 1895 Col rd-8 r & b. 1890
I2I NJ r: 4IO nth se-4 r.,.,,. l6. 90
16i3-i7 Kraemer ne-5-r frame 800. Is 90
Dewey st. Hyattsville-s rooms. ...... 1000
SELL CHEAP-EASY TERMS-TRADEs
N E. RYON CO, 1915 N. Y. Ave-. Nat 1907.
34I8 18th. Col 1877 (7-s PM. Col. 0279l.
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FUTURE DAYS,
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THE country through which they
proceeded was brown and semi
arid, plain with deep dry bar
rancaC nnyaroI 1,itI, n
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DOWNTOWN LoCATIoN-HOUSEKE
APARTMENTS.
Two rooms and bath. ........ $50 so to $41. 80
Three rooms and bath. ................ 5000
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. INC.
Applications invited on high-class apart
ments and dwellings. and particularly on
well located business properties, for 3. or
10 years, II so desired.
1920 st. NV.
Phone National 0476-0476.
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THE CLIFFBoURNE. 1855 Calvert st. NV,
No. 33-5 rooms and bath ............ $50. 90
THE CALIFORNIA. ITS California st.
No. 80 rooms and bath ............s $50 GO
THE SORRENTO. 1898 18th st. NV
No. 43-4 rooms and bath ............$45.00
No .24-5 rooms and bath ............ 5000
THE ST. PAUL. 1922 18th st. NV.
No. SIS rooms and bath ............$ $50 90
No. 8-3 rooms and bath ............ $3.50
THE ROCHESTER,, 1888 Meridian St.
No. 81 room and bath .......,.....s 25 so
No 36-3 rooms and bath ...,.,,... 40 so
No. As rooms and bath .........::. $3.50
No. slH5 rooms and bath ...... .. .. s72 SO
No 34-4 rooms and bath ........... $50
No. 49-3 rooms and bath ........... 1000
No. Pig rooms and bath .... " $40. so
No. 42-3 rooms and bath ............ $500
No. 4sns rooms and bath ~ 1000
THE DETROIT. 1440 Meridian Pl.
No. IA rooms and bath .......... $50 go
No. I'll room and bath ............. 27.50
THE iNGLESIDE. ie5l Lamont St.
No. 90 rooms and bath ........... .$55 .00
no. THE T TSHt.iS Emu 2ios 18th st. NV. 00
No. 42-5 rooms and bath: porch. $50 90
CHAS. e. TRIBBY. 814 Dist. Nat Blk. Bldg.
Day Phi. Dist 4778: Night Phi. Col. $3.50.
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i702 LAMONT ST.-ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR
cement Sssas sEo ssts ESe o
iziS KENNEDY ST.. N.w.-2nd FLOOR,
sesm ove psa kitcSen sssR ADAMS 4,sS
CARLISLE COURT. l4ol COLUMBIA ROAD
~ ROOM kitchen, bath balcony; bright at
tractiye s45 Come to Apt. $40.
Ink; unusual opportunity. Met. $3.50.
1901 CLIFTON ST. NV ROOMS, BATH.
uous hot water. lavatories; janitor; adults
exceptionally reasonable.
lso4 PARK RID; NV RooMs. k s,rrtI,c,ty
phone.
Two ROOMS, LARGE RECEPTION HALL.
nat eae enc roo pnvste pSSens space Avail
able june ! to october Oh j. References I Te
NEAR. l4th & KENNEpyx2 NICE ROOMS
house. $3.50 Georgia i265-J.
2 DOUBLE BED ROOMS. LIVING ROOM.
bath. good closets; attractivey furnished,
Including Chinese rugs. piano nn1 ana rad 10
NV. Apt. 4sl Adams s7io. ,--------------.--
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE sTuDio APT;
stenway srand' r. K b io1 lsth s. sst5 5s
day. Sunday and wednesday. References.
COMFORTABLE COOL. CONVENIENT, CEN
e tsis pfaifd r0G iass h x ST.
9s23 IOWA AVE, NV. .PETWoRTH-TWo
tHss9 sas 2nf 1857 ee
DETACHED HOUSE; COOL PRIVATE APT;
rooms ss6 bath l1th large po G os 1nd no0r
rms rms k. b.. facing park; eontin. h. W: cenv.
downtown Garage Adults only: $40. 6.
s4s4 FRANKLIN ST. NE, IcoUNTRY AT
and-noor Nat. +. h.. k b., ami; s2S mo-
BEVERLY COURT. ,l7s6 COL: RD:I7sUBIET
Frisidaire; completely furnished. Col
AMI BED rooms stchenette: shower. bath
porch. list floor, inclosed porch. IA.
! FURNISHED ROOMS AND BATH FOR
housekeeping. Adams 26o6. 1861 Columbia
1iis K sT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
apt, Ct and 3 rooms kitchen ana oa'h'
l7oi PARK RID. APT. 2O9--2 BED ROOMS.
h HANDS rae' fur. EXPOSURES. Ad. $3.50.
ss g ga ST FtcS.S aGs ba ROOM Sixth
front srl Frisldsire. $3.50 month for summer:
soUTHBRooK COURT. 18th 4 -. NEWTON sVg1SsN
ST. ErigSaI4e snre eutsde rooms facing
18th st f., ba 1ss1 cool; ss' per month un'n
ONE AND TWO LARGE. HoUsEKEEPINeGi
Sc and 81 weekly. 439 K St NV.
1908 NEWTON ST. NV. crock CIR. PARK:
end Mt. Pleasant car line; 2 r.. K: b. porcn'
whole 3rd floor; $50 mo. Met. sO7S. open.
siz CoNN.-LARGE. SECOND FRONT, r..
k'nette, b., conf. fur, accom-. 5, SlZ5o' par
lor, sleeper, IS. so: cont. h. W.; refined
THE WHYLAND, 1884 nth N.W.-CoM-
pletely furnished apt; bed rooms hVins
room kitchen and bath; refrigeration.
WANTED-EMPLoYED YOUNG LADY TO
share apartment with two others. PHONE
FIR. 9842, br. 310
OFFICERS FAMILY LEAVING CITY WILL
subiet well furnished flve-room apartmenti
cool comfortable. Phone North 1927. g.
iii3 MASS AVE. N.W.-LIVING ROOM
bed room. kit. and bath. front. overlooking
park; cent. located. ami. Also garage
1850 CALVERT ST-3 REAL ROOMS AND
bath; furnished completely and comiortaply'
An exceptional home for renneo aouIts. =
STUDIO APT.-LARGE FRONT LIVING
room, bed room and bath: convenient to cars
and cafes. 1881 Columbia road.
1884 PARK RD.-3 ATTRACTIVE ROOMS;
cleo gas included; con. h.w.; Kitchen RANGE
and sink; near car and bus line.
Toi. CHAsTLETON HOTEL. n. 10000.
Private apt. rooms, fully fur; mousse
keeping; Summer rates to Oct: adults.
2I35 G ST. NV.
q rooms, kitchen and bath apartment.
Gas, electricity.
1861 Crescent Place NV.
~ han Re-
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i702 LAMONT sT.-ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR
owners home; two rooms, kitchen, bath; con-
venient. desirable; adults Ewes, Col. el66-W.
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NEW BRICK HOME.

20 Fl. WIDE, 81 FIT. DEEP.
You will be delighted when you see this
well planned nome with Its ~ iar e. rooms rooms
FEATURES are hardwood floors throughout
with trim to match. well equipped kitchen,
including Frigidaire and one-piece sink.
buiit-in pembroke tub and shower. three
large covered porches 10 II. by 20 IT,. panel
and a large garage, win make very GOOD
terms. Call GearEia ah22.
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NEAR 10th AND
NEAR WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL.
S13 500

JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
large bed rooms, baths, breakfast
porch sleeping porch, large reception hall.
water heater. large lot. garage. This house
is in excellent condition and may &c pur-
chased on very easy terms Call Wisconsin
Aono. ayapinoe Pot 6334-J
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OFFERED AT A REAL BARGAIN AND IN
q restricted. high-class residential section.
six rooms. bath, finished attic; house in
hrst-clasS condition. Price, $3.50; terms II
desired. Inspect any time.
2029 LIST ST. NV
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1926 14th St North Oe62.
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SALE-CO-OPERATIvE APIS.
The Washington times., 1930-12-12
BIGGER DEMAND
CHEERS STEEL.

The weeks developments in
iron and steel have been pre-
ponderately favorable, and the in
dustry. although chastened by re-
peated disappointments during
the year. has gained in conf.
dence, Iron Age will say tomor'
row in its weekly review Of the
street trade.
While steel ingot output in No
vember declined to the lowest
level since July, 1924, and some
further recession this month
seems inevitable, there has been
a gradual gain in demand for for
ward delivery, strengthening ex'
pectations Of an upturn in pro.
duction early next year.
A leading independent maker
Of sheets has had q better volume
Of orders in the past three weeks
than for any similar period in
several months. Although inn
provement in business has been
slight in some cases and has not
extended to all products, the
trend now seems to be definitely
upward.
This tendency has been given
impetus by last weeks advance Of
81 a ton on plates, shapes and bars
for first-Quarter shipment. Speci'
fications against fourth quarter
commitments have been stimu.
lated, especially for deliveries in
January. Some consumers, in fact,
are trying to buy sheets through
the first half Of 1891.
Rail contracting, which ordinar-
lily gets into full swing in october,
now gives promise of getting un-
der way without further delay.
The New York Central has put out
a formal inquiry for 10000 tons,
or IS 900 tons more than expected,
and will also enter the market for
$4,000 tons Of splice bars. The
Pennsylvania'S inquiry for zoe, 200
tons Of rails will be issued this
week.
The two months postponement
Of the bulk Of rail and track &C
cessory buying will concentrate de-
mandS that otherwise would have
been spread over . longer period
The Washington times., 1930-12-12
|, c. c. PERM IS
R, R. SALE
FURNISHED by W. b. Hibbs . Co,

ACQUISITION by the Denver and
Rio Grande Western Railroad Of
control Of the Denver and Salt
Lake by purchase Of capital was
held by the Interstate Commerce
Commission today to be in the
public interest.
The commission. however, laid
down the following conditions to
be observed in gaining such con-
troll:
The Denver and Rio Grande
Western shall purchase for cash,
at not exceeding $155 q share,
any shares Of capital stock or
voting trust certificates Of the
Denver and Salt Lake which may
be offered to it for purchase
within six months after the COM
missions order.
It shall, through the Denver
and Salt Lake, establish such
through routes in connection with
any western connection hereafter
constructed under the commits
sion's authority as the commits
sion may find in q subsequent
proceeding to be reasonable and
In the public interest.
It shall, through the Denver
and Salt Lake, commence the
construction Of the DotSero cut
off within six months from the
date Of the commissions order
and shall complete such construc-
tion within two years thereafter.
The Washington times., 1930-12-12
LOCAL PRODUCE

Butter-one-pound prints. A1h 942c;
Eggs-Hennery. sO0s2c; current re-
ceipts, 2S@2sc.
24c; small and thin, ls@2oe; spring
small, 1sc: fowls, lar ge. 1Sc; medium.
16@1sc; leghorns, fowls. 1S@14c; ducks.
15c; roosters, 13@14c: keatE, young and
large. soc: old, 260soc. Dressed:
Turkeys, 2s@3Oc; spring chickens.
large, 25@2Sc; medium, 25@26c; small,
27@2Sc; fowls, large, csc; medium. %
024c; leghorns, fowls. 10000; ducks,
24@25c: keats, young, 7o@Soc; old. 40
Meats-Beef. 1s@2sc; veal. 1S@2sc:
Smoked meats: Hams. s5c; shoulders
1sc: bacon, 27c; lard. in bulk. 1Sc: in
Fruits-Honeydews. s1.75@22O; honey
balls, $3.50; Persian melons. $3.50
S1.75; casa6as, $1s691:75; oranges, .s Cs
$50; lemons, s25o@s:5C; lines per
apples. $5@5.5O; persimmons. $10S,25:
tangerines. $4; grapes Alicante, s10
$50; Tokays, $1@125: Muscats. 81;
Thompson seedless $1.5o01.75: Zin-
fadels. $1.10; pears, Bartletts' per
box, $3.50; Seclzles, per bushel, $40
$50; Antous. S3@S.25.
Observation-Disclosures. 15o-pound sacks.
ss9s.26; Idaho. bakers. 100. pound
barrel, ;29250. Cabbage. So.
CaIves-Top grades. 12c.
Lambs-Top grades. sc.
Rabbits-No. /, Csc; No. Z. 10c.
The Washington times., 1930-12-12

light. Supplies moderate: demand slow:
market dull. Florida, refrigerator cars,
bu. hampers, Round Stringless. $4,000.
pers, Refugees. $1.76@2.
Beets-Supplies light. Texas, crates,
punched, $3Qs.26. Nearby, per bunch.
Brussels ,sprouts-supplies moderate.
Long Island, per qt.. best. 1501sc. few
caR6sEsTnEss Three. New York o,3 South
Twenty-seven cars on track, including
broken. Supplies moderate; demand
slow; market weak. New York. bulk,
per ton. Danish. $20@23: 1Oo-lb. sacks.
track, including broken. Supplies mod
crate; demand moderate: market steady.
Florida, " blu. hampers, Pointed type,
mostly $2. South Carolina. Y -bu; ham
Tmas;,v pers; Peintsd type Sl'7S@1'sO: Round.
Carrots-ons California arrived; 6
cars on track. including broken. Sup
dull. California, western lettuce crates.
punched, $2.75@3. New York, bu. bas-
kets, washed, best, 6O065c, few higher;
poorer. soc. Nearby, per bunch, S@4c.
Caultflower-Supplies moderate. Pony
crates California, $1.5O01.75; Oregon,
Celery-one California arrived; %
cars on track. including broken. Sup
plies moderate; demand moderate; mar
rough, S1@4.5O; one-haif crates washed.
$2.60@2.75, few higher. New York. two
fair quality. $1,000: fair quality and
Observation-Disclosures boat receipts very
light; expires sreceipts very light. Sup
plies good stock light; demand limited:
market dull Florida. express bu. ham
Lettuce-Two California arrived; 16
cars on track, including broken. Sup
plies moderate; demand slow: market
dull. Florida, ~ -bu. hampers. Big Bos.
ton, 81, few higher: 2-doz. crates, Big
Boston, few sales. mostly $3.50. Califor.
mia, crates, Iceberg. 4 to dos., $3.75@4.
few higher.
Mushrooms-supplies moderate. Penn
SHfaa.A7 Shitss 7sc E Few Sishsr fshsrs extra fancy
Onions-No carlot arrivals; 16 cars on
track, including broken. Supplies fairly
liberal; demand slow: market dull.
New York, 75QsOc: Indiana and Michl-
gan, soc, few 85c.
Peas-Supplies moderate. California,
45-lb. crates, N94.So; bu. hampers. SO.
track, including broken. Florida ex-
press receipts very light: boat receipts
light Supplies moderate; demand slow:
%aIast peppsr eH crates. fancy best sssSos5o sd5
poorer, S1.75@2; choice. s1.2S01.b0. few
higher. Boat; Boat; Florida pepper crates.
fancy, $1.bOQ2.
Potatoes-Fourteen Maine, New
York arrived; Sc cars on track. Western
Maryland and Pennsylvania truck re-
ceipts moderate. Supplies fairly liberal :
demand slow; market DUH. Maine. 100
pound sacks, Mts,, u. S. Is. bHst, $1.9O
1.65 Western Maryland and Pennsyl-
wanna, 1O0-pound sacks. Round Whites,
U. s. Is. Sf.65@1.75; few higher show
ing blight, S1.250I50. New York. 15O-
pound sacks. Round Whites. q. s. 1s.
81 500 ass.
spinach-No ear-lot arrivals; 1 recon-
signed; cars on track including
broken. Nearby truck receipts light.
Supplies moderate: demand modsratas
market about steady Texass bushsl
The Washington times., 1930-12-12
CONTINUEAUD|T
IN \. !. BANK

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 UN.SJ.
State banking department repre-
sentatives today went forward
with their work In auditing the
accounts of the Bank Of United
States which closed its doors yes
terday. Meantime, depoSitors had
passed the furry incident to the
closing as % clearing house banks
stood ready to pay out loans up
to so per cent Of depositorS'
claims, and banking officials pre-.
dicted 100 per cent return would
eventually be made.
An official of the bank said:
1--WE feel that on liquidation
there would be 100 per cent on
the dollar for al our depOsitOrS,
but / don't think there will be q
liquidation. That will not be
necessary"
The same official attributed
the institutions plight to certain
over.the counter brokers who, he
said, caused rumors to be circu-
lated without justification.
New York city was one Of the
depositors in the amount Of
100000. Corporation Counsel
Arthur j. w. Hilly was directed
to take steps to recover it.
The Washington times., 1930-12-12
Stocks Revive
TO REGAIN
GROUND :
IndustriaIs Lead Rally In Un.
settled Market; Oils and
SpeciaIties Down
By w. s. COUSINS
international News Service

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 0.N.S3.
Rallies in the leading industrial
stocks today restored a little more
Of the ground lost in the first
three sessions Of the week. The
market was unsettled In the early
afternoon by renewed selling OF
the oils and specialties, the latter
including the coal stocks, the
equipments, and baking stocks.
Coppers also weakened as the Day
advanced.
Firming UP of the callloan
rate to 212 per cent, for the first
time since September 16, reflected
the actual and expected demands
on the money market for the
January bank settlements. MIL
lions of dollars will be required
for the January dividend and in
terest payments, but this viii
eventually find its way back to
the banks and to the security
markets. st. ..... ,-4
Leading independent oils like
Houston and Texas corporation
down g point or more. Unwieldy
accumulation Of refined oil and
continued gas-price wars in vari-
GUS sections Of the country are
the principal causes Of the increas-
ing unpopularity Of oil stocks
among both investors and Specu-
latorS.
The Washington times., 1930-12-12
LEADING PRODUCE MARKETS

baskets, Savoy, best mostly around soc;
few higher. poorer 75c.
Suuash-Florida boat receipts light:
Supplies light. Too few sales reported
sweet Potatoes-No ear-lot arrivals:
1 broken car on track. Receipts equiv.
alent to Eastern Shore MARYLAND
boat. Eastern shore Virginia boat re-
Virginia and nearby truck receipts light.
Supplies moderate; demand moderate;
market about steady. North Carolina
S1.1O@1.25. Eastern shore Maryland.
bushei hampers, Yellows, U. s. No. is.
best $1.36 01.60; few fine quality, higher
poorer, -S101.25; ungraded, 76@soo.
6a'scF1 e. s. l.. SfSsa Ssss s9sso; Of poorsr. ssSs
ais. White yams, medium size, bright,
$275@3; medium to large size, rough,
$2@2.5O. Nearby h-bushel hampers.
Fellows, 75@s5c.
cars on track. including broken. Re-
Supplies moderate; demand moderate;
market unsettled. Florida. raIl, SIS,
ana tarnSs aSo. wFSRRsd conn .ss snay
Boat, S., green ana turning, wrapped.
fancy count best $3@S6o; few fine
quality. higher: poorer, $3.50 @2.7S;
choice count, few sales, $202.2S; many
unsold. Texas stock green no sales
EGGS
On the Baltimore Butter and Egg
Exchange there were no offerings.
Street sales market steady. Small lots,
nearby grade fIrsts, mostly 30c. Cur.
rent receipts, 2s@2Sc. Hennery whites,
large size, 32@33c; few higher; medium
size, 29@ 30c; pullets as to sizeD 26@
2Sc. Receipts, butter. 7As tubs. eggs
TIA cases.
LIVE POULTRY
Chickens-Young. coIored, large size.
zoe; few higher; colored, small and
medium sizes, 15@1sc; legnorns. as to
size, I6@18c. Chickens-old, heavy,
400 22c; medium. 15@1Sc; leghorns and
other light stock. 1401Sc; roosters.
Ducks-Young, White Pekins, four
pounds and over, 10000; Muscovy,
four pounds and over, 10000: Puddle,
four pounds and over, 1601Sc. Ducks
Old, all kinds. 14@1ee.
Geese-Nearby, fat, 1S@S0c; Kent
Island. 9OQ22c; western. lS@1sc;
Turkeys-Young, gobblers, s5@2sc:
hens, 26c; old toms, 32@23cS crooked
breasts and culls, 10000.
Notwithstanding, Pennsy'vania and
Virginia, $3@4.50 per dozen; few
higher: western and Southern. 33,SO03
per dozen; few higher.
The Washington times., 1930-12-12
Real Buying

The city's leading bank stocks
gave special evidence Of the best
kind Of buying. Interests close
to bankers trust, I am told had
big orders in on a scale down.
This stock closed unchanged.
Chase was well bought on the
way down.
There was good demand for
Manufacturers Trust, under
stand, following the announce
ment that it had been made a
member Of the clearing house
association. Bears who went
short at the opening found a
good deal Of difficulty in cover
ing, many discovering that they
couldn't get out at or near the
lows because of bids in ahead OF
them.
Current strength in McKesson
and Robbins, I am told, is some
what Of a "juggler" by floor
traders who considered the stock
out Of line. Interests close to the
company, while bullish on the
long term prospects, have been
standing aside. Net for the year
is estimated at between $50 and
81 80 q share, though the last
quarter is somewhat complicated
by heavier inventories and re-
ceivables.