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New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
DRY AGENTS RAID
 POISON JOINTS
Make 36 Arrests as Result Of S2
 Deaths in Brief Period

New York. June ii O2>-Accused of selling poisonous liquor, 36 pro- prietors, bartenders and bouncers from smoke" shops along the Bow cry were under arrest today.
 spurred by 32 deaths within a short period from connections dis pensed to Bowery habitues at IS and z5 cents a drink. Major Maurice Campbell, prohibition administrator led 50 federal agents in a series Of raids yesterday on the drinking haunts of the down-and outers.
 The agents. dressed in sha bby clothes and with two-day boards on their faces, visited drug stores. paint shops and speakeasies, purchasing samples Of smoke" so-called be- cause of it's clouded, milky white appearance. and arrestlng the dis pensers
 Carry Drinkers Out
 The raiders said they found scores of patrons of the Bowery drinking dives lying in drunken stupor in the sawdust which covered the floors. These men were carried out of the places by the agents before they ar rested the owners and employes.
 Major Campbell said analysis showed some of the seized liquor to be denatured alcohol of the kind used as anti-freeze mixture in au- tomobile radiators. Other samples proved to be pure synthetic wood alcohol, which he said has no dis tasteful odor and is not readily identified.
 Tn a paint store the raiders pur- chased a half-pint bottle labelled "denatured alcohol-poison' for 25 cents. The proprietor and his wife were arrested.
 A Grum and 500 bottles labelled "denatured alcohol were seized Tn 6 Bowery drug store.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Hotels

APARTMENT. rooms, Frigidaire pri- yste bath. Also single rooms with pri- vate bath f desired. Hotel Doris 31 Main St Tel. 44-5.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

BEACH Milford-New cottage for sale or rent. See P. C. Riley. Real tor. BayView, Milford. Tel. 72
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
GIRL, IS, TO MARRY
Father Gives Consent to Marriage of Child to Student 26 Years Old Fireman Will Wed.

Czeslawa Eve Gontarz. Is years old, and John J. Szewczyk, 26 years old student. applied today for a H. cense to marry. They brought scze- pan Gontarz, father of the girl 10 the office of the town clerk to sig nify his consent 10 the marriage. The address of both contracting parties was given as Al Broad street.
 Other applications were filed by William A. Lynch, a fireman, of 252 Clark street. and Margaret A, kehoe of A Lawlor street, and by Patrick J. Buckley of Kensington, and FL len A. Dalton of 92 Putnam street.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
HOSTESS ON BIRTHDAY

Mildred Ronstrom of Griswold street was hostess to 10 girl friends at a birthday party held at her home yesterday afternoon. The occasion was the sixth birthday. Refresh- nents were served and many gifts were received.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
rxuaR1sE COACHES IN CHINA

Shanghai, June II lPl-The physl- cal director of the foreign Y. NJ. C. A. here is I. H. Smith, who came to China four years ago as a member of the United States Marine corps. Smith teaches occidental sports 10 practically every nationality.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
Rooms For H0usekeeping 9
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN

EVERYONE SPELLS SERVICE THE SAME Customers 1st-MORE GENEROUS Uarger loans) 2nd-MoRE TIME (smaler 3rd-MONEY SAME DAY (apply before noon) 4th-PROTECT YOUR CREDIT (everythIng confdeatla) 5th-TELEPHONE: COME TO YOU saver1 6th-MORE MONEY IMMEDIATELY Gin ar energency) 7th-COURTESY CONSIDERATION fines Service the success
 Sl00 S200, $500 Loans ndorers-uithout questioning employer friend require Interest at unpaid balance and SMILE
 CALL. PHONE OR WRITE
 MUTUAL INDUSTRIAL SERVICE I31 MAIN ST, NEAR STRAND PHONE l7Il
 6-Sa till i ?. s to remember Name and the Number
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
MERCHANDISE
Business OpDOrtunitjes

 BIG money selling high grade specially Orders and recorders without salesman ship. Commission or recorders. Previous selling not required. Box SIS. Cedar Rapids Ia. l00Go location for a first class restaurant ar reasonable rent. See Cohr about 1t. Elm st. Tel. 5525 or .425. Herald Classified Ads.
 For Best Resules
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
White Elephants Cash S Elm Through the Herald Classified Ads Below
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

FOUND, watch on Wooster St. Owner identify and pay for this advertisement. E Chase Phone l0l2-M
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

DANCE WELL! Learn correctly at Elmer son studio. 162 Nam St. Center Mag's Store). open to 5 ?. n.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
Rooms For Rent

ARCH ST. 505-Furnished room to rent. All eonyenicnces. With garage. Tele- -hore 5a40-P
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

GLASSES with key, in leather case, lost between Henry and Stanley Sts. Please return 2S Austin St. PeMard
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
FIN ANCIAL
Money Loaned

NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
 Cash Loans of $500 or less
 Within A Hours Small monthly Payments-conae in for information-Just phone or write. The only charge IS three and one-halt per cent per month on the unpaid balance. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY 99 WEST MAIN ST. TEL. l943. ROOM POI. RAPHAEL BLDG.
 QUICK LOANS
 LP TO $500
 TWENTY MONTHS TO PAY Entire cost based on legal interest charge Of three and one-hal. per cent per month or unpaid balance. NO INDOEsERS STRICT PRIVACY
 PHONE 1850
 THE MUTCAL SYSTEM
 300 MAIN STREET
 Room 202. New Leonard Bldg. Hours a m 10 , ?. IT. Sat. until ?. n. Open Monday evenings until ?. n.
 Mortgages 4SB MONEY TO LOAN, second mortgages. Schultz & Costello Inc, ?i2 Main Street. Telephone 24.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale
Business and Ofice Equipment 57

POOL TABLES AND FIXTURES for sale, Inqu!re pool room, l5 Beaver Street. TeleuhorA 16-.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

BrOiieTs

BR0ILEES fresh killed, dressed and de- uvered. 40c ID. Alive 35c ID. Orders taken for or 100. Order anytime. Aid rich Chick Hatchery. Elm Hill, Tele- phone 267-F.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Florists
GARDEN PLANTS

GARDEN PLANTS Gerauiurs, Sc up: viaca, l0c up; petUn!as Sc up: ageraturl, Sc up; coleus. 5u up; helotrope. Sc up: zlnn!as. oOc doz; asters, 2oc doz: marisold. o0c doz.; cslendulas s. soc doz; large Boston ferns. sl each; to- natoea 2oc doz
 A. SANDELLI
 Florist s,5 OAK ST. TEL. 2l5l-w
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
Mortgages
LIVE STOCK
Eggs, Poultry Supplies

BABY chicks Sturdy thoroughbred Reds $l5 Barred Rocks S!4. White Leghorns SI2 per 100. Lalge stock of feeders and supplies Store open until 30; Sat, 10 5 ?. n. N B Bird 6 Feed Co-, l72 Arch Street
The Washington times., 1930-11-07

PsarS-New York bushsl baskets,
Bart, U. 8. !, inches mInimum.
S1.7502; bushsl baskets, ssckelsb No.
to large size. 31.7502: small to medium
size, S1.2s01.BO; small size. mostly
q; Kisffers No. 1. S101.1S; .sheldons
No. /. $1.7S02.2S.
Pumpkihs-suppIies moderate. Near
by. a. to size, E01Sc.
VEGETABLES
car on track. Florida express receipts
light; supplies moderate; demand
higher. FLORIDA 1Sushsi hampers. Boun-
Brussels SprOuts-supplies light. Long
Island. per quart 17h@22h; few
ca66age-Efght New York arrived: 81
plies liberal; demand slow: market dull.
New York bulk. per ton, Danish type,
best mostly around SIS; poorer, $l4@
Is; domestic round type, 312014. New
Jersey bushel baskets, Savoy, 75c; few
higher.
Carrots-Two New York arrived; IL
cars on track including broken. Western
supplies light; demand slow; market.
dull. California, Western lettuce crates,
Snnckhed' SuI.ck."' S2;SS0s. New York bushel
poorer. SO@Soc. Nearby per bunch.
Cauliflower-Supplies light. California
crates $27S0S. New Jersey crates.
celery-Three New sYork arrived: 4
car reconsignsd; "a cars on track in.
cluding broken: Supplies moderate; de-
mand moderate; market steady. New
LIS: few fine quality. higher, poorer.
cucumbsrs-ons Florida arrived; 8
cars ON track including broken. Florida
q raOAjnk@
moderate; demand slow; market very
dull. Florida bushel hampers, fancy,
$2@2.25; few best higher, choice, $3.50
OTIS. - :,
EggpIants-No car-lot arrivals: 2 cars
on track including broken. Florida ex-
press receipts light. Supplies moderate;
demand slow: !naEket-dulL Florida pep
per crates: fancy, EXPRESS, s2.25;. few
Lettuce--Two California and i wash.
ington arrived; 10 cars. on track i'm
cluding broken. New Jersey truck re.
ceipts moderate. Supplies moderate; de-
fornia crates, Iceberg, As dozen, best
$l2604B0: poorer, $37B04; dozen.
$3.6O. New Jersey 2-dozen crates, Big
Boston fair quality. best 7S0sOc; few
sii poorer, 40@S0c.
Onfons-One Michigan arrived; 20
cars ON track including broken. sun
plies fairly liberal; demand slow:
market very dull New York 100.
pound sacks, Yellows, U. S. /, mostly
Yellows. u. s.. 1, New York, 500 soc:
Massachusetts,, sec; Ohio, Indiana ana
Michigan. 60@s5o. Colorado, 50-pound
sacks Valencia U. s. l. large size,
Peas-supplies light California, bu.
hampers, $780,.
Peppers-Eo car-lot arrivals: 1 car
reconsigned: cars on track. inclduinK
broken. Florida express receipts light.
Supplies moderate; demand slow; mar
kst very dull. California. pepper crates.
fancy, 33.2S0aS0. Florida, pepper
crates, fancy, sxresS. $3.50, few higher
eheiee. Si.sS0i.fS New Jersey. 6u..
baskets. best, TS0S0e, few higher;
poorer. SEQ 0s0a
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
LOCAL PRODUCE

Buttsr-ons-pound prints. go ASc;
tub. 42@4Sc. -
EsgS-Hsnnery. 4sc: current receipts.
Poultry, alive-Turkeys 2s027e; old,
csc; spring chickens. large. Sag 2sc:
medium. 200 21c: small. -S2@ 23c; fowls,
horn fowls, 1s014c: ducks. i5c:
roosterA 12@1sc; keats young and
large. 500 soc; old. rs 03Oc. Dressed-
Turkeys. young, s4035e; old. s20sSc;
spring chickens. large. 2702se: meGi-
large. 2s027c: medium. a402S; leghorn
fowls, zee; ducks; 24@26: keats. young.
70 soc; old. A0045.
Meats. fresh kilied-Bsef, isO2ss; ;
ioin:. sse; fresh hams ssc; fresh
shoulders, SOc. Smoked msats-Hams,
Is; shoulders. 1Sc; bacon, 27c. Lard.
in bulk. 16c; in packages. 15he:
Live stock-Calyes. 6012c; lambs. Sc.
oranges, California, $3.50 @s.OO; Florida.
aba, S3.6005.26: pears, Bartlstts. $500
Va.2S; seckels. $2.oo @2.2S; Anjous,
$3.50 0s.7S; grapes. TokayS' 31.oS01:as;
sS:25: apples, bushei baskets. soc 3 s2.oO; !;
box stock, $1.7503.26.
Observation-Disclosures 15O-pound sacks.
$s.25; Idaho bakers, 100-pound boxes,
$500: sweet potatoes. per barrel. $500
fornia, per crate, $3.50; New York,
bushel baskets, &1.0e: home grown, per
100 bunches, S4000S.g0; 'bOets. per 100
punches. $4.0O OS. 90: 9kale. TS; spinach.
s7sgLoo; broccoli, $50; ,cauliflowsr.
squash, 31.2602.a0; turnips. $1.O001.2S;
cabbage, 100-pound sacks, S1.2B01.50;
okra, $1.b0@2.OO: mushrooms, 76c@
$1.25: onions, white. 50-pound sacks,
Florida. I crates. 1850 saS1GS so; home PO ,gPOWn
per bushel 75c@S1.0O,
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
LEADING PRODUCE MARKETS

Potatoes-Four Maine arrived: cars
reconsigned; SO cars on track, including
broken. Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania truck receipts, moderate. Sup
Maine, 100-lb. sacks, Mountains, y. s.
Is, $1.s5@1.s0, few higher. New York.
I50-lb: sacks Round Whites. U. 9. Ia.
I2.50 02:s5; 1OO-lb. sacks. Round Whites.
100-lb. sacks, Mountains U. 8. IL. $1.S5
01.90. Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania, 100-lb. sacks. Round Whites,
y y sSa, 3; Il & n'7S@l'SO; showing blight
spinach-New Jersey truck receipts
moderate. Nearby receipts light. Sup
plies moderate; demand moderate: mar
kets, Savoy, best, S6c0$1: poorer. 50
squash-FIorida express receipts light.
ket dull. Florida, bu. hampers. medium
medium to large size. $1@1.25.
Sweet Potatoes . Receipts equivalent
car Eastern Shore Maryland by boat
Eastern Shore Maryland and Eastern
Shore Virginia truck receipts light.
Nearby truck receipts; light. Supplies
unsettled, prices higher for good stock.
Eastern Shore Virginia bbls.. Yellows.
q. s. Is, best, $2.50@2.7 ungraded, fair
quality, $2@2.25. Eastern Shore Mary
W1.25: ungraded. 7509Oc.
Tomatoes-Supplies moderate. Cali
fornia, lugs. best, &L76@2, few $2.26;
poorer, $1.260Ib0.
Turnips-New Jersey truck receipts
moderate. Nearby receipts light. Sup
plies moderate: demand slow; market
dull. New Jersey, bu., baskets, 76c D 81.
Nearby, X -bu. hampers As Q60c.
EGGS
On the Baltimore butter and egg ex-
change there were no offerings, street
sales market firm. Small lots, nearby
current receipts. candled. 40@42c, few
higher; hennery whites. large size. 4S
81 Soc; pullets as to size, 30@40c.
Receipts-Butter. $50 tubs: eggs. 5S5
LIVE POULTRY
Chickens-Young colored, as to size,
1s@23c per h.; young LeghOrns, as to
size. 10000 per lb.; old and heavy,
22@ 23c per lb.; old and medium, is q 20c
per lb.; old Leghorns and other light
stock. 1301sc per H.: old roosters. is
Ducks-Young White Peklns, lbs.
and over, 10000 per lb.; young Mus
cvoy, 4 lbs and over, Is @20c per ID. I;
young Puddle, 1601sc per h.; old, all
kinds, 14@16c per lb.
Guineas-D0unK, lbs and over. 60c
each; smaller, IS q 4oc each.
Turkeys-Young, lbs. ana over ~
@ 30c per ,lb.; old toms. 25c per lb.
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
So. PACIFIC R. R..
FIRE L0SSC GUT

The fire loss per mile Of the
Pacific System Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad is less than one
half Of the average loss per mile
Of all the steam railroads in the
United States, in spite of the url.
usual obstacles under which the
company's fire department must
work, and the vast area Of heavily
forested country through which
the road operates, states an
article in a recent issue Of The
Southern Pacific Bulletin, which
says:
Extending over 5000 miles
through densely settled com.
lnunities, small villages, desert
country, mountain ranges, dense
forests and much unsettled
country, the road has . fire:
prevention and control problem
Of immense magnitude, with
many unusual features not en-
countered by the average fire
fighting organization.
''In the Sierra Nevada, Cas-
Cade and TtIIamOOk mountains
the railroad runs through mile
after mile of heavily wooded
country. During the summer
months there Is little IL any rain
fall AMI the underbrush dries
mp and becomes like finder, pre-
senting a hazard that is ex-
tTemely acute, and requiring
constant vigilance to prevent
fire. In the State Of California
alone, despite the most careful
precautiOn, there are about
1000 forest fires each year,
which burn over more than
100000 ScreS, causing timber
destruction and property dam.
age amounting to over $1,000
OOO."
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
FIRM
NINE MONTHS
NET GAINS

INTERNATIONAL PAPER q
POWER CO-Quarter ended Sep.
tember 80 net income, after de-
probation, interest, Federal taxes
and minority interest 9e74, ,e7A,
against $6O1, ,O66 In the preceding
quarter and 81, 1,022, ,6O3 In the like
1929 quarter. Nine months ended
September so net income after all
charges S2,245, ,0o5, against e..
43O, ,667 in the like 1929 quarter.
The 1924 figures do not include
the undistributed portion Of the
earnings for the first quarter On
the common shares Of the New
England Power Association then
held by the international Paper
g. Power Co.
REPUBLIC STEEL CORP
Quarter ended September 80, net
loss 11,74O,5O0, against. Q net
profit 1887 ,004, or $3.50 q share
in the like 1929 quarter. The loss
for the quarter does not take into
consideration the dividends on the
preferred stock of subsidiary com.
panieS. Allowing for these charges
brings the deficit up to $2,T15, SOC.
SPICER MRG. CO. Nine
months ended September 80,
profit 1924 ,27l, against 92,556, DIS
Ia. the like 1929 period.
FEDERAL 1t. d TRACT. CO.
September net income, $751;
O61, against $1S9, Isl in septem.
ber, 1929. Ten months ended
September 80, net income :$2,1s3e
18l.
alaska JUNEAU MINING
CO. - October profit, $13T, 900,
against $4,000 in October, 1879.
Ten months ended October so,
profit $8SS, 800, against S063. $50
in the. like 1929 period.
PEOPLES 1T. q PWR. CO.
Year ended August 81, balance
after charges, $3,779, ,5o7, against
3,562, ,658 in the preceding year.
AMER. ENCAUSTTC THING
CO.-Quarter ended September 80
net profit $21, ,4O5, against $253. .470
In the. like 1929 quarter.
ALLEGHANY STEEL co.
Nine months ended September 80,
net profit $1,495, ,145 or $2.10 .
share on the common stock.
MACK TRUCKS, INC.-Quarter
$484,242 or 90 cents per share
ended September 80, net profit
against 81, ,021 ,230 or $2.67 share
In the like 1929 quarter. Nine
months ended September 80 net
profit $2,384, ,875 or $500 . share
against SIS, ,923 $50 or $7.SS share
in the like 1929 period.
UNITED CARBON CO-Quar"
ter ended September 80, net pro.
fit $208.2l4, against $24O, ,396 in
the like 1929 quarter. Nine naos1shE
ended September 80, net profit
$676, ,443, against SLOTS, ,lS0 In the
like 1929 period.
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
LINES
Of ENGLAND
MERGED

LONDON, Nov. Z (I.NS0-1n
an effort to regain maritime
supremacy Of the North Atlantic
and to offset strong competition
from Germany and France, Great
Britain's six largest shipping lines
have been "rationalized" into one
gigantic amalgamation involving
81 liners valued at Q total of
327S, ,0O0. 900, 1t was learned today.
The shipping lines concerned
ore the Cunard, White Star,
Anchor, Red Star, Canadian
Pacific and Atlantic Transport
Lines. While each will retain It's
own identity, the various lines
win operate under gentle
mans agreement" aimed at cut.
ting down waste and increasing
income by eliminating competi-
tton.
Details Of the naturalization"
were revealed by the Daily Herald,
lRborite organ, and confirmed by
the appearance In various news
papers Of advertisements an
not1ncing the sailing Of the various
liners. For the first time, all
vessels operating under the pen
nants OF the interested concerns
were grouped together in the
advertising,
The amalgamation follows
sl0sely the pooling Of interests BY
The Hamburg American and North
German Lloyd lines in Germany.
Schedules for the slack months
have already been arranged so
that only four British liners will
sail each week for New York
instead Of IL as in the summer
months.
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
A Year Ago

The market rallied and stocks
were up from / to Is points.
Sales on the New York Stock
Exchange tOtaled 1883, $50
shares.
Brokers' loans decreased $685..
OOO, 600.
The National City Bank an.
nOunced that the proposed
merger with the Corn Exchange
Bank was off. .
American and Foreign Power
was UP Ii at 73. ..,~s
American Telephone closed at
226, up IL.
Bethlehem Steel gained 612s
to close at SO.
Columbia Gas ran up s to II.
General Electric spurted to
234, up Is.
Johns ManviIIe at lis was up
13.
Radio was up 5 at 3711.
u. S. Steel closed the day at
17413, up 51S.
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
BALTIMORE PRODUCE
FRutIT


Apples--one New York arrived; 6
cars ON track including broken. Western
Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia
truck receipts moderate. Supplies
fairly liberal; demand slow; market
dull. Bushel baskets, Western Mary
land, Pennsylvania and Virginia, u. 8.
!, az staymans, Jonathana and Grimes.
81. 20 @1.50; few higher, o.. 8. 1. "a
inches UP, Grimes, Staymana and
Jonathans. 91@1.2S. Various early Fail
Varieties, unciassified, 2A inches up.
best 75@90c; few 81; poorer low as
soc. New York utility grade. IN inches
up. Wageners. Hubbardstons and
spys. S10110; few higher. Boxes,
Washington extra fancy. Jonathans,
medium size. &Ls5@2; fancy medium
size. $1.75; small size, $1.65@1.70.
CranberrIea-Supplies light. MaAsa-
chusetts Y barrel, boxes. best S3.260
$40; poorer. S2.75@3.
Grapes-Eastern supplies. moderate.
New York, t2-Quart climax baskets,
Concords, 60065c: 2-quart baskets, SEQ
,22c: Catabas, lS01sc..
Grapefruit-Suppiies moderate. Florida
boxes. U. 8. L. a. to size, $a.T50s.25; /;
few higher.
Honey Dsws-s1ppliSs light. Cali.
fornia standard crates all siSea. sl.S80
3; Colorado. e1.3S@1S0.-
oFanges--Floriaa supplies moderate.
Boxes, o. 8. In, as. to ai8A. oS.2S@
S.So; tsw large sissa. hikhoRs-
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
Dividend Declared
Bv General Motors

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-A-Directors
of General Motors Corporation
declared on outstanding common
stock, regular quarterly dividend
rs cents a share, payable Decem.
ber IL to stockholders of record
November Is.
Regular quarterly dividend
SI.2S q share was declared on S.
preferred stock payable February
3, 1891, to stockholders ct record
January 8, 1891.
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
NelU York Water.
Gross ShOlCS Gain

New York Water Service Corpo-
ration, a subsidiary Of Federal
Water Service Corporation, re-
ports gross revenues of $2,752, 1855
for the year ended September 80,
1890, as compared with $2,646, TIT
for the preceding IL months.
Operating expenses, maintenance
and taxes, other than Federal in
come tax, totaled $1,143,633, as
against $1,11O,104. Gross income
amounted to $1,608, ,492, which
compares with $1,536,673 for the
year ended September 80, 1929.
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
new BOND YIELD.
ON DECLINE

Average yields Of new corporate
bond issues at their offering
prices in October continued to
register the consistent decline
which has been notable in recent
months, according to the weighted
by volume index of Lawrence
Stern & Co., investment bankers
Of Chicago and New York. The
corporate index for the month
stood at 4.91 per cent-the lowest
in recent yearS-aS against 4.95
per cent in September and $50
per cent In October, 1929.
A compilation Of the average
yields for October, both in 1880
and in 1929, together with the
figures from October, 1929, is set
forth below:
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
GRAIN OPENS HIGHER

CHICAGO, Nov. 7 IN.s. .).--Grains
opened higher today. Wheat was up
& to Inc, corn " to INC and oats,
Z to hc.
Opening prices:
wheat-December new. 7s075Kc; old.
isT 3 7se; May new. SiA 0s1Nc; old.
sic; July new, s1&c.
Corn-December new, 74c; old, 73%
@74c; March new, 1890; old. ITO
T7hc; May new sOAc; old, so0SOAc;
July new, sic.
Oats-D c mber old, s1N@s1Mc;
March old. s4c: May new, s5Mc; old.
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 7(LN.s.) There
spots cotton today. Prices were I'M.
changed. Sales amounted to 5000
bales and receipts totaled $4,000 bales.
At midday. middIing fair sold at
T.1sd, strictly good middling at 6.7sd,
ding at s.1sd. middlipg at s.Dad.
strictly low middlinE ct $3.50. low mid
ding ct s.4sd, strictly good ordinary
ct l.ssd, and good ordinary at lisa.
BS7d, January at S.std. March at
6.o7d. May at S.17d. ana July at s.1Td.
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
NEWS
In Today's
.n.ASSIFIED AIDS.

AUTOMOBILE FOR sALE--Plyu-
Outh sport Roadster, 1895 y exeelr
lent condition thP0ugh0uts has wtfe
wheeIs, many extfass low nsfheaea1
see this car today.
HOUSES FOR KENT-FS sfe6isi-s
and. hath bungalow, East RtveR.s
dale. one block to bu1S rent reduces
70 Q23 per month.
,HOUsEHOLD FURNISHINGS EOR
eALE-Antiques and mOdera. fuEnts
tnPe: private sale oR eonAplete fur
nishlingsi Of IN exclusive cd hoans.
ROOMS FOR RENT - Eairmont,
just off 14th ST.; one or two room !
suites, with 0V without bakhs fur
mished complete; linen ana maid
service optional; day, week, nA0mkhs
81. sic. eI2. SlS week.
FINANCIAL Confidential Loans,
PefInancfng on autos; prompt See-
vice: lowest rates, longest terms. u
town.
WOOD FOR sALE--Seas0ned, %.
lected oak. fire place. SIS per cords
furnace mixed, e13.S0, cut 20 length
and delivered.
HOMES FOR sALE-Bungalows,
rooms. fireplace, garage, $3.50;
three fOUF.r00m BUNGALOWS, elSO
cash. eS6 month.
fkeSs are ',sidslieAts" On SosRs ef ssaR
steresti.g aaVertt.e'neRts SeS seM ttA4 !:
/. Times Fri Nov z, 1x2e
The Washington times., 1930-11-07
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Nov. 7tI.N.s.).-Iivestoeko 7t
HoEs-Receipts, 26,OSO; market to
10 cents higher: top, $3.50: bulk. $s,2S
dium weight. Ss.IO0s.5o; lightweight.
Ss09.so; light lights, $S.sO0s.2s; pack
ing Sows. Ss@S.s0: pigs. Ss.Se@s.26;
holdovers, 5000.
Cattle-Receipts, 2,500; market steady.
Calves, receipts, 1,O0O; market steady.
Beef steers, good and choice, 5000 o
Is; common and medium, t7@1e; year
lings, $7@13.5O. Butcher cattle. heif~
.erz $500 1880: cows, $4.2S6s; bulls,
stocker steers, $60s.50; stocker cows
and heifers, 94.6o07.SO; western range
cattle, beef steers. &S@s.6O; cows and
heifers. $3s5O0s.