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The Washington times., 1930-11-14

TESTERS AT
INDEPENDENCE
SQUAREl At Iefe
yOu see Ripley ooa.
ductinG test in famOus
Independence Square
under shadow Of Me
Liberty Bell. Tssts
were held in every part
Of Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
Matson Piles Up "4O2" Set
To Lead Duckpinners

Count that night lost when midnight bell is tolled
Without one 400 set having been rolled
The Washington times., 1930-11-14

John Blick's kids found
Meyer Davis way off stride
In the District League and
The Washington times., 1930-11-14

In three games with Old Do
minion elevens to date Berger
has scored exactly AZ points.
Three touchdowns each against
Virginia Military Institute and
washington and Lee and one
against Virginia constitutes this
showing.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
To
SEEK GAMES
IN SOUTH

Athletic Director Dutch Berg
man Of Catholic University has
his own way Of arranging foot
ball schedule.
Bergman desires q better book
ing for his 1881 Cardinals. There
is more prestige in bowing to first
class elevens, he maintains, than
In knocking over comparative un-
knowns.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14
Scores nearly. 2~to I over
Nearest Rival in City-Wtide
Test-of 4 leading Cigarettes

BY ROBERT RIPLEY, Himself
n Believe It or not, folks :. wish OLD
GOLD would lose one of these tests. It
would add to the excitement. But can't
change the facts.
So far, in the nine public tests have
conducted, OLDGOLD has been chosen as
the best cigarette, by rousine majority.
eat Philadelphia, it was the same old
story. 984 smokers each smoked and
compared the four leading cigarettes with
the brand names covered up by black
band. They didn't know which cigarette
waswhich. But when they indicated the
cigarette that tasted best the result
was landslide for OLD COLD.
"Believe it or not accepted the
invitation to conduct these tests on the
distinct understanding that o. G. would
publish its defeats as well as victories.
"But so far, / haven't been able to get
any OLD GOLD defeats"
The Washington times., 1930-11-14

Consequently he is now
dickering with several South
ern Colleges for q home game
next year.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14

Yale win play Princeton
and Harvard as It's climax OPP
pOnents next season, aS an
nualIy since 1875 with rare
exceptions.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14

Building up in any line of
endeavor takes time. But even
now Dutch Bergman is laying
the foundation Of bright
athletic future at the Brookland
institution.
The Washington times., 1930-11-14

Given time there is little
question that Bergman will
elevate Catholic University'S
athletics to . high plane. He
is, q born go getter who not
only knows his football but
knows how to impart his
knowledge to others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04
PATHE, RADIO KEITH
DEAL AGAIN RUMORED
Wall Street Hears of Renewed
Negotiations in 100000
Transaction.
specIal pIspatch 70 Tha scar.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 4.--Negotia-
lions for the purchase of certain assets
of Pathe Exchange, Inc. by the Radio
Keith-Orpheum Corporation were re-
ported yesterday as nearing completion.
Oficers of Radio-Keith-O rpheum de-
clined to comment on a rumor that its
directors had approved the purchase of
the assets for $4,000, 900.
Reports of the proposed deal have
been current in Wall Street more than
a year. The close relationship existing
between the two companies was shown
by the exhibition in the Radio-Keith-
Orpheum chain of theaters of Pathe
productions, including features, short
subjects and newsreelS.
The Pathe Co. would retain its
identity as producer, while the ex-
changes Of the two companies would
be merged. according to reports. Pathe
would retain also its 40 per cent inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04
RAW SILK FUTURES.

NEW YORK, December (speciaD -
The better tone of raw silk futures al
the close yesterday helped the market
today, with quotations about steady
The japanese markets reported sharper
advances than expected. with Yoko-
hama up 8 10 IS points and Kobe ii Ia
10 higher. Dealer interests and COM
mission house operators were good buy
ers while uptown interests were selling
Importing interests, trade operators and
local professionals also appeared on tho
selling side. One transferable notice
was issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04
PARIS B0URsE PRICES,

PARIS, December R.-Trading
was quiet and prices were easy on the
Bourse today.
Three per cent rentes, 81 francs IS
centimes. Five per cent loan, 101 francs
10 centimes.
Exchange on London, 1913 francs IS
confines. The dollar was quoted at IS
francs 44l4 centimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04
POTATO MARKET.

CHICAGO, December '(P1 Omitted
States Department Nof Agricultural -
Potatoes, SO cars: on track, 284; total
United States shipments, CAT: dull,
trading light; sacked per cwt. Wiscon-
sin round whites, 1.35a1 AS; few. LISA
1.60: Minnesota round whites, 1.25a1 40;
Idaho Russets No. /, 1.70a1. IS: No. 2,
1.25a1 80; poor, l. 10a1 20; Colorado Nc
Clures. 1.35a1 80. according to condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04
NEW SECURITIES

NEW YORK, December GP).-New
securities offered today include: Federal
intermediate Credit Bank $4,000, 900
3 per cent debentures. dated December
months, by Charles r. Dunn, fiscal
agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04

est IN the siu Pcnt-rathe Film Manu-
featuring Co. the rumors added.
the Pacific Coast TO arrange the trans
fer of certain assets Of Radio-Keith-
Orpheum.
Pathe's capital structure consists OF
$5,3S9, 1893 in Z per cent debentures.
S304.300 in 8 per cent preferred stock,
$251 .853 in class A shares and $780, car
in no-par common shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04

NEW YORK, December 4 tA9.-The
Chrysler Corporation shipped 1892 cars
last month, against 1883 In October
and I6,450 in November, last year. Re-
t-November substantially exceeded pro-
duction and shipments. resulting In
further liquidation OF unsOid new cars
Ia the hands Of dealers. tbs report said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04
INTEREST
DUE THIS MONTH
Bond Yields, MaturitieS and
Redemptions Are Reported
by important Groups.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

NEW YORK, December 4.--Domestic
corporate bond and foreign corporate
bond interest totaling $d63,055, 1893 will
be paid in December, according to the
Standard Statistics Co. Of New York.
Maturities, redemptions and calls for
these classes will total $110,360,173 for
the month. Detailed figures follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04
,irect to The Star Office.

CONTINUED on Page l4.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04

Totals ......... sIe3,O55,ass sllo,s6O,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE


Note-An stocks sold in one hundred share lots
excepting those designated by the letter (8Os) (250s)
which shows those stocks to be sold in odd lots only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-04

Every country has its own calls for
animals and it is to these alone that
animals usually answer.
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Brocade. Lightly boned Also @6N a.
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Mems White Linen Handkerchief
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isy linen Neatly hem'ti'ehed. y A0 r.
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WOmen's lie to 35c Handkerchief
., Linen. and ; Uri.,: sd Em; 1911
lac. trimmed. Most Of them lZ12C
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Shirts, sizes IL to I4lz-BIouses, to II
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$l.2S to $3.50 Fountain Pens
lax. gold points womsns, Juniors r.
and senior sises. Clips or rings. Il
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The Washington times., 1930-01-09
MARKET
RECOVERY
/ IS seen

The era Of caution has struck
AL markets throughout the coun.
try, it was gathered today from
opinions expressed by prominent
bankers and financiers here.
wildcat speculation which
reached its peak last year, Is now
q thing of the past" one of
these men declared. He pointed
out that the public has learned
q lesson from the manner in
which stock values crashed last
October and November. Now,
according to his theory, the gen.
eral public is investing and lot
specializing.
Era of Rebuilding
The bankers see as the imme-
diate result Of this investment
Stabilization Of certain branches
Of business struck by the market
crash and also In a general era
of rebuilding which viii bring
about a permanent stability in
the stock market.
More than paper profits were
wiped out during the market
crash, but this will all be re-
placed in the new period Of pros
perity, it was pointed out.
Experts on economics and IL
nance declare the market is now
entering into that period of up.
building which always follows a
severe slump.
Pointing to the history Of the
stock markets they show that for
several years the market will
slowly rise; then will come a
rapid increase in values, and
when the very peak has been
reached a slipping which in some
instances may reach panic pro-
portions.
Rehabilitation Begun
Now, experts declare, the mar
ket Is entering that after.Slump
rehabilitation and it may take
months to start the steady rise,
but they are confident that it will
begin this year.
They do not anticipate, how
ever, any decided gain in values
such as were seen in 1929, but
look for steady increase.
With cities and States falling
IN behind the Hoover Administra-
tion'S policy of stabilizing busi-
ness, experts declare this will be
one Of the factors that will speed
up the period of rehabilitation
which commerce. stocks and other
vital parts of the country's in
terest are now undergoing.
The Washington times., 1930-01-09
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. alive .Poul-
try--FowlA not ieghorns. fancy, see
sic: ordinary. 27@29cs lsghorn fowls.
fancy >ss@27c: ordinary. 220 2bc;
spring chickens. Plymouth Rocks. fancy,
29@sOc; ordinary. 2s02sc; mixed col
ors. fancy. l2s029c: ordinary. ESQ SIC:
fancy roasting Shickens, Weighing, s
lbs. or over. geo soc; fancy broiiers,
Weighing lbs, or under. sO@81c: leg
horn bFoilers. Soft-meated. IS 2scA old
roosters. 21@2Sc: turkeys fancy. 500
sic: turkeys, ordinary. TQ29c; old
gobblers, 2Sc; ducks. fancy. white Pc
ooTg. ea1s. isS1se: 1s % soiDeaS. % young. Weighing
sized. 81: old. soc per pair: poor
stock and culls. lower; geese. fat. 200
1sf es 5alHaFsss sGSn., sse. ofs pigeons as
% Dressed PoEitiry~ouotstiOns: Fowls.
fresh killed. in boxes. 5 lbs or over.
sac: 1. { e 80 ~ Ies', sl0sss;, ,ks : to 1,S.. SM
~ Ss is '?s $50 &C. iS aSlofsSs
IN ing PSAS : lbs. sse; weighing . III is,
g s Ss1o; Weighing to az sS abs lSs ss9 'Ss
500 @ sac; Weighing IL ibs.s 81 0ssc;
old ROSTERS, dry picked. western, s
lbs. or over. 26c; under lbs, 2S@ pate.
Turkeys, nearby, fancy. S7@39c; fair
to good. S4036c; western, fancy. $50
SSc: poor to good, 3sQ35c; old toms,
fancy, 2603ec: fair to good. 2O@ 23e,
Geese, fancy. % D csc: ordinary. 20 32c.
Butter-Lower. Quotations: Higher
acoring. $1,000; 90 score, S6c; 81
age; SO score, sic; 81 score. sOe; SO
EEgs-Lower. Fresh, extra. firsts.
4sc; firsts, in, new cases, 45c; firsts, in
second hand cases. 4hc: seconds, 4S
@44c.
, Cheese-Sold slowly at the inside
range Of quotations: whole-milk. Long
horns. 22032hs; single daisies, fresh.
3a023ka
The Washington times., 1930-01-09
MARKET
FINDS TREND
UPWARD
BY W. s. COUSINS

NEW YORK, Jan. 9 0NS)-
Industrial stocks were inclined
moderately upward in another
dun and unresponsive market this
morning. The bulls met with lit
tie support in their efforts to mark
up values on q. s. Steel, American
Can and the speciaIties.. though
they demonstrated their good in
tentions by pushing big steel to
ITO. for q 2-point gain; American
Can to 1231a, up g.; Gold Dust.
Bethlehem and a few Of the soc.
cialtieS q point or two Tnterna-
tional Nickel reached q new hiph
on the move to 35K, up ~, and
most Of the utilities scId higher.
The stock market is now In a
position Of waiting for something
to turn up, and will probably re-
main in that position until signs
Of definite business revival appear
on the industrial horizon. WAL
Street believes that Src first two
or three months Of 1890 will wipe
out considerable Of the Tncer.
tainty now lingering In business
circles and pave the way for a bull
move In, the stock market. Some
improvement was shown today in
the wobbly foreign exchange mar.
ketS as well as in the market tor
bar silver. >.s.
Investment buying Of the bet
ter grade Of railroad stocks was
seen In the moderate rallies in
New York Central, Pennsylvania,
Katy, Baltimore and Ohio, South
ern Pacific, etc. The motors
were dull but firm, with General
Motors up q point at Al and
Studebaker above a. Gold Dust
forged ahead 2 points to 41H
with the help ofthe new pool-or
pools, now tnduStriously working
in this stock. @
Commodity markets were firm
in the early trading, with grain
prices fractionally lower and cot
ton up II points.
The Washington times., 1930-01-09
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Round white. U. 8. No. i. $3.50: come
fair quality, $4.36.
String Beans-supplies. moderate; de-
mand. light: market, steady. Florida,
bushel hampers, green stringless. S2.75
03.00: mostly $2.75.
CucumberS-Praetically NO supplies On
the market.
squash-Supplies. very light: too few
sales reported to quote.
Eggplant-Supplies. very light: nc
sales reported.
Tomatoes-suppIies. very light: de-
Cuba, IS. ripes and turning. wrapped;
fancy count $S@6.6o: choice count. IS;
| repacked IS. ripes, wrapped. fancy count,
S4:5o04,75; choice count. $4@4.25. Ohio
S-lb. baskets. hdthouss, medium size
| spinach-supplies. moderate: demand
| light; market, about steady. Texas
| bushel baskets. Savoy type, S1.4o01.50;
fair quality and condition, 11@L25
| poorer low as soc. Virginia, Norfolk
section, bushel baskets, Savoy type. fair
quality and condition, &1.2S.
Cauliflower-supplies, light;, demand
/ light; market, steady. California. pony
crates. some fair quality, S292.2s, few
| lower.
Peppers--suppliss. light. No sales re.
ported -....
Peas-supplies. light: demand, light,
%arks "SSS; 'tssay Me1iSo a0lO
4O-lb. crates. $506.6O..
| Carrots-supplies. moderate; demand
moderate; market, steady. California
Western lettuce crates, bunehed, SAG
3.25.
| Strawberries-Supplie light: demand
light; market, dull ana slightly weaker
Florida, pony refrigerators. various va.
rieties, 80 q 3Sc. mostlys S5@37hc pei
OF; 20022hc, mostly zoe per Qt.; 32-qt
crates. various varieties, some ordinary
quality and condition. 22h 0soc per Qt
Oranges-Supplies, moderate; demand
| light; market. about steady. Florida
boxes. No. !, medium size. &4.5o0476
No 2. medium size. $4.25@4.50.
Grapefruit--Supplies, moderate; de
mand, light; market. steady. Florida
boxes, No. l. medium size. s4.5q@6; No
2, medium size S40460
The Washington times., 1930-01-09
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Live Stock--cat-
tle-Market receipts, 100 head; directs,
so head. Supply largely cows Of New
York origin. Steers scarce, active.
around rs cents higher. Medium 12Ts-
pound and 1.ST1-pound weights, $120
1880. Cows moderate supply. better
grades strong. others steady. Good
stable feds up to $3.50; common to
medium. sS.aS0s.2S; low cutters ana
cutters, S3.500S. Bulls weak to 26
cents lower; common to medium. 81
9s.2S.
veaIers and Caives-Market receipts,
$50 head; directs, $40 head. vealers in
moderate supply, steady. Good to
choice, s1601S; medium. S11Wl5; eull
and common, 5000; medium South.
ern vealers,. SIS. No calves ON sale
Hogs-Market receipts, 10 head; d.
recta $3.50 head. Hogs steady, good
to choice, 14o-pound averages. &10.7G.
Sheep-Market receipts, 730 head: d..
rectA 1880 head. Lambs scarce ana
active. around Is cents higher. Good to
choice Western lambs, New York FED,
SLABS 0A.76: few common th owoutE'
80. Ewes nominal
The Washington times., 1930-01-09
CHICAGO FUTURES

Grains closed higher today.
Wheat was up s4c to 17sc; corn,
Ac to 1ac: oats, Mc to Ac.
Wheat started A@hc higher.
"A dip. followed later, but offer
1ngs were well taken by commits
sion houses and shorts. The buy
ing movement was inspired by
strength in foreign markets and
reports Of Sleet storms over our
Southwest. At $1.32 for May,
there was a mixed trade, but
Volume Of business was light and
the market easily influenced.
Liverpool was up 1%01Ad, with
short covering and small offers
Of wheat from Russia.
BuenoS Aires was 1ac higher.
Argentine offers Of wheat were
lower early. ... ..s. ...
Corn covered a narrow range
with a limited trade. Country
sales to arrive continued light.
Weather conditions over the belt
were unsettled.
Estimated carlot receipts were
wheat, 10: corn, 14O, and oats, %.
FURNISHED By W. B. Hibbs q Co..
Open IHighI Low CIose
The Washington times., 1930-01-09
LOCAL PRODUCE

EggS-Whits hennery' 4S9bOc; cur
rent rsceiptA 4s04sc.
Live POultry-Turkeys: Young hens.
3oQ32c: young toms. soc; old toms.
| 256. Chickens: Plymouth Rock, ESQ
sec: Rhode Island Reds. 2S930c; hroil!
hen. ssos!e: ,sESoTn hens. ss6.s!sc; g
Guineas: Young. . pounds. 5O665c.
Dressed Pouitry-Turkeys, young. $50
ducks. 35c..
pounds, s12.So01s.Oo; 1SS to 500
pounds. $11. @l2.OO.
Galveston grade, SIS.
Apples-supplies liberal; demand mod
crate; market steady: Boxes: Wash
ington, medium to large size, extra
fancy Delicious. Ss3s; staymans' mostly
NO. /. IN inches up. Staymans. Mostly
around $500; few fine quality, high as
$2.5O:, U. s. No. 1. * inches up. stay
mans. $2.25@2.50. virginia and Penn
York; Yorks, $50; u. $. No I. ~ inches
up, Yorks. mostly s1.75s few high as
$2.OO. Pennsylvania, U. S:sNo. 1, IN
inches up, Yorks. from common storage
Ca6bags-suppIies moderate: demand
light; market about steady New
York 10O-lb. sacks. Danish type. $2 rs.
South Carolina, IL -bushel hampers,
pointed type. fair quality. 81; flat type.
50. Florida. s11s-bushel hampers. pointed
type, $2.5O@2.75, mostly $2.5002.6s.
New York. 90-lb. sacks, Danish type.
S2@2.10 ~
Celery--supplIes moderate: demand
light; market steady. California, crates,
fair quality aNd condition. IS $50; u
crates. individually washed aud pree-
cooled. $3.50. New York. go crates,
in the. rough, mostly $3.50. Florida.
1O-inch crates, ordinary quality. green.
$2.5002.75, mostly $2.S6y
Lettucs-Supplies moderate; demand
light; market about steady. Arizona
and California, crates, iceberg type.
! to dozen mostly IS; fair quality
tioonions--subplies moderate; demand
light: market steady. Ohio and New
York. -1O0-lb. sacks. ye!lows. U.@S. No.
/, medium to large size. Sass; medium
size. fair quality. $3.50 Colorado. 30
lb. sacks. Valencia. type. large to very
large size. S1.S5@I.s5
Potatoes-Supplies. liberal; demand
| tight: market about steady. Maine
sO-Ib. sacks Groen Mountains, u. s No
1. mostly sl.75; 12O-lb. sacks. U. s. No
I. AS.SS9aSo. Nsw York. 1so-lA. aaekl
The Washington times., 1930-01-09
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Jan. s.-Cattle-Re-
good to choice. s12.76 D "a: medium to
good, sl1.50@12.6O: fair to mediu1a,
$10.2S@11.2S; plain to fair, $3.50
bulls. good to choice. $9@s.5o; medium
to good. $7>7S0s.75:. fair to medium.
$707.60; plain to fair. $S07; comrnon
to plain, sos: cows good. to choice,
M$S@s;So: M medium to good. I7@T7s;
fair. $59s: common to plain, $50
$50; hsiferA good to choice, $ie@lT:
medium to good. &s@1o; fair to me-
dunn. 500; plain to fair. 37@s; eona-
mon to plain, $s97; fresh COWS and
sheep and Lanbs-ReceiptE 800
head: market steady. Sheep. s306:
HOEs-Receipts, $50 head: market
higher Lights. 31o.so010.7O; heavies,
rSusSs. :S;0 Ugh. iSisS@1S5S; pisS .laS
1880; pigs. s1e.so@1O.7O. Ohio hogs
log i6c higher than quotations.
Calves--Receipts. Is head: market
steady. Calves 37@17,
The Washington times., 1930-01-09

Hampton boat receipts light. Sup
duh. Texas. bushel basket. savoy,
best mostly $50; poorer: ..,al S1sS n.Ssi 2 l;Ss
baskets. savoy, fair quality, mostly
around 75c.
squash-NO arrivals. no sales re-
ported.
sweet Potatoes-supplles moderate.
Eastern shOge Virglnis barrels. yeti- et
poorer. s1.7532 Eastern Shore
S. No. i. mostly around sI2b: few
fancy higher; ungraSled. $l01.1O.
Tomatoes-No arrivals. TN0 broken
slow: market dull. Florida, by rail,
6 green and turning. wrapped, fancy
count. $5.5045.75: choice count not
wanted. no sales reported. By express,
Ss green wrapped fancy count -
"old stock-Nineteen cars on track,
including broken. Supplies moderate
demand slow: market dull. New York,
bulk per ton, Danish type. medium
size, Ss79Ss; few Ss5.
EGGS
Market easier. On the BaltimOre
gathered firsts, sales, 175 cases, 45c.
Closing offerings, nearby fresh gathered
firsts. 46c: bid. 440l4%c. Receipts.
butter. s12 tubs; eggs. sol cases.
LIVE POULTRY
Chickens-Youug. colored ~ to sIze,
old. heavy. 2S4ssc: medium. ESQ 26c
leghorns and other light stock, zoo
24c: roosters, 17@1Sc.
Ducks--White pekins. 1 pounds and
over. 20022c: puddle, 4 pounds and
over. 2o@22c; all kinds, small and
thin. 10000.
Geese-Nearby. 2e@22c: Kent Island,
$40 02Se; Western and Southern, ls@
20c.
Guineas-TwO pounds and over. soc;
smaller. 40c.
TurkeysAYouug, 8 pounds and over.
hens, 320 sac; gobhIers, rs q soc; crooked
breasts. 2S025c; Old Toms, Is q CSC.
The Washington times., 1930-01-09
CHICAGO

$4,000: market 10 to 15c higher' Ton
sass: bulk. $s.2509.s0: heavy weight
$s.Ss @9.s5: medium weight. $S.600S.So;
light weight. &9.4S09.s6: light lights,
pigs. es@s.75: holdovers, 5000.
tattle-ReceiptR 1900: market strong
Calves: Receipts. 5000: market steady.
Beef steers: Good and choise $is@15. 50.
linEs. Si0@1s.5S. Butcher cattle
Heifers. Ss014,50: cows. S6.2sG 1915.
bulls. S0Q11: calves. $12@l6: feeder
steers $s@11: stocker steers. $S@ias0:
stocker cows and heifers. 964SkO.
Medium and choice lambs, $1s.50@14.2S
cullE and common. $10@13: yearlings.
$10@11.6O: common and choice ewes,
&401; feeder lamba 311012.7k.
The Washington times., 1930-01-09
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Jan, s,-EggS-Markst
about steady. Nearby hennery whitear
closely selected extras, 47@4Sc: aver
age extras. 4ec: extra firsts. l40 45c {;
firsts, 4204Sc: nearby gathered whites,
firsts to extra firstsI 420&4c; seconds
and lower grades. S6@! soc; nearby hen
gathered browns. extras, 4S@ SOC: extra
firsts, $50 t9c; gathered current coIlec-
tiOns. mixed colors, closely selected
extras, SOC; extras. 4S o 49c:, extra firsts.
'46 u @47c; firsts. ASH 046c: seconds,
mediums, 42@49c; directs, No. /, 42@
Csc: directs, No. 2,c 37@40c; Pacific
Coast extras AS04SMc:s extra firsts, 40
@47c: Western gathered whites, 44@46.
= Butter-MaEket unsettled. Creamery
salted higher score, 3SM @36c; extra
(S2 scorel. SAX 035c;. firsta (se-S1
scorel. s4@84Ac: firsts (ss-SS scofe),
$40 @SShc: seconds f(84-S7 acorO). 3e0
sic. Lower grades. % a zee.
Cheese-Market steady. New York
state held, fancy to specials. .3e 2SNc:
fresh, fancy to specials, 2O@22c.
The Washington times., 1930-01-09
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

Carlot shipments reported for the
entire United States for Tuseday. JAhu-
Apples-Idaho, is; New York. n:
Pennsylvania, 49, Virginia. 4&3 WaGslnG- :
ton, 134; others, -. Total. asa.
Lettuce-Arizona, 1855 CGllcozuia,
1O7: Florida, 4. Total 3as.
,oionS oRioa1-GS!OFsS0 va; e; +. IPdiss S
others, 20. Total 13S. 9
oranges-California, 1aRs FlsrIda,
IS1; Louisiana. b Texas 3 TStGi,
Potatoes-colorado, %; idaho, lSs:
Maine, 212; Minnesota, So: New YOrk,
81: others, 216. Total, esS.