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The Washington times., 1930-09-18
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

Apples-No car-lot arrivals: broken
car on track. Supplies moderate; de-
mand slow; market dull. Blu. baskets,
stems, $1.4O: Wealthys $1@1.1O; vari-
Gus early fall varieties, unclassified, 24 :
inch up. 65@90c; Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania, u. S. is. "a inch up. Sum-
unclassified, 2Ainch up, early fall
varieties, best. SOc@$1. few higher:
poorer. 5o@75c. Nearby. u -bu. ham
pers, various varieties, 20 @60c.
sey, bu. hampers, Bountifuls. best, 81.
few $1.25; poorer. so 20 Toe; Round String
less, $101.25. Nearby, Round Stringless
per bu., 90c@$1.S0
Beets-Supplies moderate. All sec
tions. per bunch. 205c.
Cabbage-Nine New York arrived; "a
cars on track. including broken. Sup
plies fairly liberal; demand moderate;
as 500; fair condition. S12@16.
Cantaloupes-Supplies moderate. Colo
rado,- Pink Meats, standard flats, las
75c; l2s, $50 s5c. Honey Dews: sup,
plies moderate. California, standard
crates, all sizes, best. s1.5031.75. few
So; fair condition, $1@1.25; fair quality
carrots = Supplies moderate New
York, bu. baskets, washed, 75@S5c, few
higher. California. lettuce crates.
punched. $2500s.25. Nearby. per
auiiflower-supplies light Colorado.
crates. mostly $1.75.
Celery--Two New York arrived: "a
cars on track, including broken. Sup
plies moderate; demand slow: market
dull. New York. two-third crates. rough.
best, $1.25@1.50, very few higher; fair
quality and condition, 81.
Corn-Supplies moderate. New Jersey.
per doz., sugar. 20@30c. Nearby. per
doz,. sugar, best, sO@SSc: poorer,
-Cucumbers-supplies moderate New
York. bu baskets, fancy best s1@llo;
Damsons-supplies light. New York,
bu; baskets, si.5o@2; h-bu baskets,
EgEplants-supplies moderate. New
Jersey bu. hampers, seq 76c. Nearby
Grapes - Three California arrived
Eastern, I broken car on track and re-
consigned; Western, Is cars, on track,
including broken. Eastern Shore Mary
land and Delaware truck receipts light.
Eastern supplies light: demand slow;
Concords, best. 45c, few 50c;. leaky. 25
@40c. New York, 2-qt. baskets. Con-
cords. is @ 16c; Delaw&fes and Niagaras,
16@17c. Pennsylvania, 2-qt baskets,
Concords. small. 12@13c.
Grapefruit-Suppliesm moderate. Florida.
boxes U. s. Is. as to size. s3@S.5O, few
Lettuce :. One New York arrived: s
cars on track, including broken. Sup
plies light; demand moderate: market
dos., California, best, s4.75@5; poorer.
$3.50 @4; Colorado, fair quality, best SO
@376 few higher: poorer. sz@2.So.
New York. 2-doE. crates Big Boston.
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Leading Produce Markets

fair quality and condition, s1@t25,
Lima Beans-supplies moderate East
I $50 few higher; poorer. II a1.2S.
| Long Island, approximately 25-lb. sacks,
mostly $3.50. New Jersey, bu hampers,
fair quality, $1:25@1,5O. Nearby ts-bu.
hampers, S0cQ$1.
on track. including broken. Supplies
fairly liberal; demand slo": market
dull. Fifty-lb. sacks, Yellows, T.. y. is,
sSc Na% %S''y York. oe es @ ohio and
sacks, FELLOWS. u: s. is. 81 @1,4O.
Peaches-Five New York, J PennsSl-
track, including broken. Pennsylvania
and New Jersey truck receipts light.
supplies moderate; demSnd Sn!n 9oSE ;nOderSee' tie
PsR.s. fSSsr nSsras stsday g. s. n NsE mini nj
mum, best, $1.7502; poorer $50 Q l.S9.
Pennsylvania, bu. baskets. Elhertas, y
| S. Is. 2-inch minimum. $2@2.s5: IA inch
baskets. Elbertas unclassified, large.
SI,75@2. few $225; medium. mostly
around $3.50; small. S1@1.2s.
arrived, "a cars on track including
broken Eastern supplies moderate; De
mand good for green Bartletts. market
about steady. New York bushel baskets
Bartletts. Y; $; Is inches 81 minimum' nn m
full full ripe, 5o@75c. Rushel baskets.
seckels. No. is, large, &2.5o@2.75:. few
higher, medium, s2@2.26; small to
Peppers-supplies moderate. New
Jersey bushel hampers best 7Sc: few
higher, poorer; 5O@SSc. Nearby "a
bushel hampers, best 4o06 soc; poorer
Potatoes-Two Maine, Pennsylvania
arrived; 8 reconsigned; II cars on track
including broken. Receipts equivalent
to Eastern Shore virginia boat,
truck receipts, fairly liberal Supplies
moderate: demand slow; market duh.
Maine. 10o-pound sacks Cobblers, .. 5.
Ssst 'S Western isT hlshsT marsiand po'sfS snd
Pennsylvania, 1OO-pound sacks, Round
| Whites, U. S. Is, 50; few higher, un-
graded H.75@Lso. Eastern Shore
100 pound sacks, Csbblers, y. s.: Is
81. 90@2 Stave barrels, Cobblers. U.
| Is $S few higher. unsraded, S2'2oQ
sweet Potatoes-No car-lot arrivals
no cars on track. Receipts equivalent
to / North Carolina! / Eastern Shore
| Virginia boat. Eastern Shore Maryland
and Eastern Shore Virginia truck re-
equivalent to / Eastern Shore Virginia
| boat, Supplies moderate; demand slow
market steady. North Carolina, barrels,
Shore Maryland, bushel hampers, Vel
lows. U. S, Is, s1.25@t.4O; few $3.50:
ungraded. s1@1:15, Eastern shore Viz
| 3.75; ungraded, $3@3.25
Tomatoes-Supplies moderate. New
Jersey, 12-quart hampers, 50@75c. Near
| by y -bushel hampers, best 10000; few
higher, poorer, 4O@6Oc. Gamers stock,
| 30 q 65c; per bushel.
EGGS
On the Baltimore Butter and Egg
Exchange there were no offerings Street
sales market about steady. Small lots
nearby current receipts candled, 500
see; few higher. Receipts, butter, 36S
| tubs; eggs, 443 cases.
LIVE POULTRY
Chickens Young, colOred, as to size
20@26c; few higher; ieghorns, as 10
size. 20@23c. Chickens-Old. heavy,
crosse: medium 20 a. 24c leghorns and
other light stock, 16@1sc; roosters
A015c.
Ducks-Young White Pek,ns, -four
Museovy eoS fo four 0vso pounds ana md over, $50 $50
| 1sc; Puddle, four pounds and over,
15q1se. Ducks-old. all kinda 14@1sc.
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light; market steady. New Jersey,
bushei hampers, 50cWS1.
String Beans-Supplies moderate; de-
mand light; market steady. New Jer-
sey, bushel hampers, 75c 0$1.25.
Lima Beans-Supplies moderate; de-
mand light; market steady. New Jer-
sey. bushel hampers, $1.5002; few
$2.25; poorer low as 75c. Eastern Shore
Maryland, bushei hampers, $175,
Plums-Supplies moderate: demand
moderate; market steady. New York.
Damsons. u bushel baskets. $1@1.1O;
mostly 81.
spinach--Too few sales reported to
quote,
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BALTIMORE SECURITIES

Net
Sales Stocks lCloset Chge
50lAppa lachtan Corp.,,.. S1AI- 4
S0IArundel Corporation. AN r. \
f00lBaltimore Trust... Sslai.
150I Black g. Decker. ......I 26 r Il
&c g. Telephone pf 117 w
s0lCons e l. & PowerI120 "a
10 Equitable Trust. ......i145 rs
44fFidelty g. Dep (&2.25)iI6eLaf-A II
4lFidelity & Guar Fire. sSAi...
44IFin Co of Am com Al 12tz n Il
60lFinance Service pf. i shl...
176lFirst National Bank. ~ i
15IMaryland Casualty 3s%
135 35iMaryland Trust, ......I "a u
75INew Amsterdam Cas-. 80 ..
45iUn Rys P Electric. II ~ r 4
f0eEU Fidelity &c Guar. 39A - Il
6Bonds
s2000IBalto City As 1851 L1001t I....,
1O00IFinance Co Of Am 6hs1Oo .....
200lMd Elec Rys 61ss 1851 SIS .....
1000Un Rys & Elec Inc 4sl IS II,
Total Saies-Stocks 1898 shares;
bonds, $4,000.
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. Ex dividend Ex Ftghts. Plus ~ stock APay.
IN scrip Plus - stock PaIdIas regular
atS Payable In stock PayaOs when saFnsd. sPay.
tbIe IN cash stock Plus I0% stock q PuS S%
nock Plus az in stock. Plus 81 in Stock. Pus
~ In stock. Plus 2-S% In stock. Plus q IN stock
Subject to approval Of stOckhoidsFs Plus sUnta
80 than 100 ahaTea I
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The Washington times., 1930-03-14
NARCOTIC FARM
SITE CHOSEN

A 1,OOo-acre site four miles
from Lexington, KY, was selected
by the Treasury Department yes
terday for the first of the two
narcotic farms authorized by Con-
gress. The second will be located
West Of the Mississippi River.
Appropriations viii be sought
Of the present Congress to pur-
chase the land and construct
the necessary buildings, Assistant
Secretary Of Treasury Heath an.
nounced.
Prisoners in Federal peniten-
tiaries who are drug addicts will
pc transferred to the farm for
treatment and rehabilitation.
Each farm will have 1000 in.
mates. There are approximately
1900 addicts in Federal prisons.
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COMPLETE TRANSACTIONS ON NEW YORK CURB MARKET
RsRrMAdE Mn
Baltimore Produce Market

Lettuce-Three California arrived; u
cars on track including broken. Supplies
fairly liberal. Demand slow, market
dull. California. crates. Iceberg. l-S
dos, best s2.so oars; very few higher.
hampers, Big Boston, few sales ss.Oo.
OniOnB-One Colorado, I Indiana
arrived; II cars on track including
slow: I market sppass steady. 3as New York, Massa.
chusetts and Indiana, l00-lb. sacks, Yell
lows, U. s. IL, mostly 31.76. New York
and Indiana, 50-lb. sacks, Yellows, U.
, 2; la' mostly. mostly 800 Colorado: So;ls'
$l.75@1.S0. Nearby green. per 100
bunches, s1.50@l.7B.
oranges-supplies moderate. Florida,
boxes, U; 5. Is. as to size, ss2S9b.S0;
and Mexico, 46-lb. crates, Telephones.
$3.50: few higher.
. Peppers-Fiorida boat receipts moder-
ate, express receipts light. Supplies
about steady. Florida, pepper crates.
fancy best $6.0096.50; !oorsr, 5000
$50: choice S3.50@4.0o; some very
small size, s2.6O0S.oO.
Potatoes-one Canada, IS Maine, 3
New York arrived. Receipts equiva-
Maryland. Pennsyivania truck receipts
moderate. Old Stock: Cars on track.
including broken. SO Bolton, others.
Supplies increasing; demand slow; mar
s,, sss dull Maine s,G ISOS. ssek:' 1aS,S nSuP
SACKS. SACKS ss.ss. N New Ts york. ti iso-ib. % sscts.
Round Whites. u. s. L., SS.7503. 30.
Western Maryland. Pennsylvania. 10O-lb
sacks Round Whites, .: 8: Is, s2so 3
2.to. New stock: No cars on track.
Supplies light; demand limited; market
dull. Florida, double head bbls..
spaulding Rose, o. 8. 2s few sales, 81.
consigned; 13 cars on track, including
broken. Virginia, Norfolk and Hamp-
ton boat receipts light. Supplies mod
crate; demand moderate; market about
steady. Texas, Ru: baskets. s savoy; ~ = Ss:. Ct
Virginia, Norfolk and Hampton, bu.
baskets. Savoy, poor quality. s6c.
sauash-Florlda boat receipts light;
light light; demand % moderate; market un-
size, wrapped, H045O. few higher;
large size. wrapped 1s@s.2s.
strawberries-No car-lot arrivals: ]
receipts modertae. Supplies moderate;
demand slow; market dull Florida,
pony refrigerators, best, 4oc, few 4Sc;
poorer. sSc; ss-0t. crates, MiSsionaryH.
sweet Potatoes Supplies moderate.
Eastern Shore Maryland, bu. hampers,
YellowA U. s. II. s12501.4O. few fine
quality higher. Eastern Shore Vir-
rs: few ' 81. whits .ysm.. Srlsht.
medium size, So, few higher; medium
to large size. $3.2S@2.75.
Tomatoes-Seven Florida arrived;
cars on track, including broken. Re-
ceipts equivalent to . Florida by boat
Supplies moderate; demand good for
good stock: market firm for good stock
Florida, by freight. s.. green and turn
ing, wrapped, fancy count, best. $4.SO
95; poorer 3263 choice count, best,
t2.5093: poorer. $4,000. Boat re-
ceipts: Too few early sales reported
to quote.
The Washington times., 1930-03-14

BALTIMORE PRODUCE

Appies--ons Maryland. Pennsyl-
vania: 1 Washington arrived; . cars
on track including broken. Western
Maryland. Psnnsyiysnia ana VIRGINS, yirginis
moderate. Demand moderate; market
about steady. Barrels: Western Mary
land, Pennsylvania and Virginia, U. s.
So e. poor ln'hss oolS4 Sp Ss.ss ssssSss GSSt S
CONNER, az inches up, few scalded
Sl.60;-fsw higher. Bushel baskets:
Western Maryland. Pennsylvania and
Virginia. U. s. 1s. az inches up. Yorks.
best $500 2.0o:-few higher, scalded
&1.60 O175; unclass., IN inches up,
starks and Black TwIgs, Romes. Canes.
Yorks, $1.000l.50. Boxes: Washing
fancy. mostly around S2.5O: &C" grade
32,15@225; mostly S2.25; Extra Fancy.
Pearmains, medium to large size, S2.76;
small size. $3.50.
stock.
Beans-Florida express receipts very
light. Supplies very light. Demand
ZANZIBAR, SSS9S mfrsSs RaSsa stE srm ESTids su
.Beets-one Texas arrived; 4 cars on
track Including broken. Supplies
moderate. Demand slow; market Iull
Texas. western lettuce crates, punched.
best $500; few ss.2s: poirer, $2.5o0
Brusssis sprouts--supplies light New
,nG xoEk; per at best 2S@sOc; poorer.
cabbage-one Florida, Holland. /
s SroSsn SUPPLE. sfs h track Dsman% nflGSSr "a1S
market strong. Florida, IN bu. hamp-
poorer Ss GntsS type old best .to.s :GS
OF, track including broken. Supplies
light. Demand moderate; market firm.
Holland, crates, approximately 100 lbs,
Danish type. ss.75@AoO.
Supple: Sas: odsrsta Hn rask HsuSDs p.anS
moderate; market firm for good stock.
Western lettuce crates. punched, Texas,
poorer Dsss NaT Ssst Sar ''sS
baskets. washed, Si.OO@i.is. '
CauliflOwer-Suppiies moderate. Cali
fornia. pony crates. best t3.oOQ2.S0;
celery-Three FLORIDA arrived; Is cars
ON track including broken. Supplies
steady. Florida, 10-inch crates, ind.
washed ana preceded, Ss-10s. Ss.6O0
ed. 3s. $500; 4s. S2.25@2.sO; ss, 3250;
few $2.7b; &c. mostly $2.75; los, S2OO
923S: All sizes rough. fair quality.
Observation-Disclosures boat receipts vsry
light Indiana and Iowa hothouss ex-
press receipts light Supplies light. De-
mand limited; market firm. Illinois and
Iowa, 2-doz., cartons, hothouse, No. il,
S4.25@4.50.
EEgplants--Florida boat receipts light
Supplies light. Demand moderate;
market firm. Florida, pepper crates
fancy A.00@4.5O.
Grapefruit-SupplIes light. Florida,
boxes U. $: 1s. as to size, 42.?50A75
U. s. -, SOC less
RGie--Supplies light Virginia, bar
rels. Scotch. S1.5001.7S. Nearby bu.
baskets Blue 75c.
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LOCAL PRODUCE
(WHOLESALEl

(WHOLESALEl
EEE-whits hsnnsry. H02Se; current
receipts. zee.
Live Poultry-Turkeys, young hens.
32@3Sc; young toms. 30 o 32c: old toms.
2se. Chickens-Plymouth rocks, 3s@
3Sc; Rhode Island reds. 3s03sc: broil-
ers, AO@l2c: large hens soc: small
roosterAs 1sc; large young ducks, 20
022c.
Dressed Poultry-chickens. $50 tJc
fowls s00S2c; duckA 25@3Oc.
Dressed HogS-lOo to 12S pounds. as
OLA; l5O to 200 pounds. s1I01a
Calves-Top grade, 13e.
Lambs-Choice, 13c.
AppIes-Supplies moderate: demand
slow, market steady. Barrels, no sales
reported. Boxes: Washington, extra
fancy, medium to large size Delicious,
s40A2S; winesaps, 32.25. Bushel bas-
Inches up. TOrkA 11.sO0LTS: winesapa
Cabbage - Supplies light; demand
light market firm New stock: FlofiaA.
h-bushel hampers. pointed type. s3.2S.
type. s2SS047S. old stock. no SSIss
reported.
Ce1ery-Supplies moderate; densnd
light market about steady: Florida, lO-
inch crates. individually washed and
preceded ana crats-washed. So dossB.
S2.4002.6
Lettuce-suppIies moderate: demand
light market steady; calitornia, crates
ICEBERG typsv As dozen, mostly s2.7b;
oniOnS--suyplies light; demand light,
market dull; Michigan and Indians,
medium size. Sl.So.
Potatoes---supplies moderate: demand
light market slightly weaker: Ola
arssn sSsa Moan.sua SG M .scs :aas
s3.25; New York. lB0-pound sacks round
whites $4041S. New stock. too tsw
sales reported to quote.
mand light market setSdy; Florida
6xS and larger. sS.s SKI. $500: O.
'nd isgs' ssd t.E s1nnE SrS.r S.s.OOf
trapped. some SOFT IfnS' fancy count. % atSj ss.oc
0s2s strinr mostly s2SO; Shoic. count aSo
quality. s4.SO6s.OO; wax. few sales,
Eggplant - Supplies light: demand
sEsf:, sIoE: market Sspcs ssesSy Florida pepper
saney o'Ss shclc:S. S'O49ii5 9isoSsss sSSttss
Squash-Supplies very light; demand
light. market steady: Florida. bushel
hampers. yellow crooknecks, S4.50.
Peaa-Supplies light: demand light,
market slightly weaker: Mexico. AZ
crates. $7.0O0725.
Carrots-Supplies light: demand light
market steady: Texas, Western lettuce
Beets-SuppEies light: demand HRht.
market dull: Texas, Western lettuce
| crates. punched. $2.7503.00.
Cauliflower-Supplies light: demand
| pony crates. $2.O01225,
Spinach - Supplies liberal: demand
basfet, snt mssKst saks1 txns steady Texas bushs
Grapefruit - Supplies light; demand
| light: market steady: Florida. boxes
| No. 2. medium size. 1915 9t.0O.
The Washington times., 1930-03-14

Turnips-Supplies moderate. Nearby,
h.bu. hampers, washed. 36060c.
EGGS
Market easier. On the Baltimore
butter and egg exchange, nearby fresh
gathered firsts, sales. Is caseG, 24kc:
5 sales, AS cases, gao. Closing offer
Ing, nearby fresh gathered firsts. 24c;
bid, 23kc. Receipts-Butter. 81 tubs; !;
eggs, S,061 cases.
LIVE POULTRY
Chickens--Young. colored,. as to size
349S6c; young broilera. az to size, IS
Q40c; young Leghorns, as to size. rs
@2Sc; young capons. as to size, 33 d 3Sc
Old and heavy, s0c: old, medium, 80
@31c; old Leghorns and other light
stock. 26 q 2sc; old roosters. 10000.
Ducks--Whits Peltins. 4 lbs. and over
2s q soc; Muscovy. 4 lbs and over. 23
W26c: Puddle, lbs. and over, 240
26c; all kinds. small and thin. 1601Sc.
GuineGs-Two lbs. ana over. sS@75c
smaller, 40@60c.
Turkeys = Young. lbs ana over.
hens. S6@3sc; gobblers, 32034c; old
w. EDGAR HARRISON
Local Representative
The Washington times., 1930-03-14
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

Car-lot shipments reported for the
entire United States for Wednesday,
Pennsylvania, 3; Virginia, 40: Washinr.
ton. 1os: others. 20. Total, a22.
Lettuce-Arizona. 20: California, 2E7;
Florida, Z. Total 2S6.
Onions-Colorado. 1S: Indiana, is;
others, .. Total, 81.
orangse-california. 2ss; Texas. 1Is
POtatoes-Tlorida. IS; Maine. 2A1:
u; Wisconsin. e.; others, a2S. Total,
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
CORRECTIONS

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Are Coming" inStead az THE Cameh' tl The note. should b played
On the pipe Of the front end Of the bag, instead OF the part leadps
10 the mouth. 4J Pipers kits are o. straight Scotch plaid. minus Ms
fancy ringiet. 10 The scrambled VOID i PARTICLE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
WEES Oc|anNeSF@M.
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q little biz.

There are ar east four mistakes IN the above picture They may per.
tain to grammar. history. etiquette drawing OF whatnot See II you car
und them Then look ~ the scrambled Gord below-ad unscramble no
oy switching the letters around. Grade yourself 20 for each Of the mis-.
y.u iLa. ana % Tor the word L u unscrambIa Y.
The Washington times., 1930-06-27
QUIZ ON WRECK
IS HALTED.

MARTINsBURG, w. Va, June
27.-A second coioner's jury, sum.
moned to investigate the deaths
of Adrian Hutzler and Franklin
Mongan. local young men, who
were killed on the Winchester
Martinsburg Pike near this city
recently when their motorcycle
collided with the automobile of
Marion Laise, of Inwood, was dis
missed by Coroner H. G. Tonkin.
who announced that further in
quest was unnecessary.
A jury, called shortly following
the accident, was dismissed when
Laise, suffering from injuries re-
ceived in the crash, was unable to
appear. HutZler was killed in
stantly, while Mongan died a short
time later. Laise's wife and two
children were slightly injured.
The Washington times., 1930-06-27
SEAELECTR|C|TY
PLAN RUINED

HAVANA, Cuba, June q.
Plans of Prof. George Claude,
French scientist, to get electricity
from sea water were tucked away
today in Davy Jones' locker along
with a giant steel tube which
had been months in construction
at cost Of over $1,000,O00.
When engineers tried to lower
the tube into the Gulf Stream
the Gargantuan cables designed
to support the contrivance, parted
like threads and the steel mon
ster slowly settled, with Prof.
Claude looking on helpless.
The plan was to get electricity
by capturing the warm water Of
the Gulf in the heat insulated
tube. The difference in tempera-
ture of the layers of water pro-
duces electricity.
The Washington times., 1930-06-27
Chicago Will HGUe
Bio Aircraft Beacon

CHICAGO, June q I.NS9.-
An aircraft beacon expected to
be visible 20 miles away will be
inaugurated on the tower of the
Palmolive Building here during
the national air races the latter
part of August.
The light, which Is to be
2.25O, 900, 900 candlepower was
given to the city by the late Col.
Elmer E. Sperry and Is being
constructed at the Sperry labora.
tories ia the East.