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Evening star., 1939-02-05
Basket Ball
BY the Associated Press.

6y tne ASSOCIATED PreSS.
North Carolina State. 46: Maryland, 40.
Wyomissns, SO: Wilson Teachers. 43.
Shepherd. "a; Gallaudet, 35.
Randolph-Macon. 20; American. 43.
MARYLAND Freshmen. IS; staunton Mill
tary. 80.
Army. 81; Duke, q.
Virginia. 80: Navy, SO.
Duke Freshmen. "a; oeorsis Mill.
Erskine. "a; wofford. 23
Penn State. "a; Pennsylvania. 81.
Kut.toyn Tesehers' AZ; shippensburs
So5s6 ss5 SsTSli1s Ss:S Is Freshmen '1' Darling
william and Mary. 81; virsinis Tech,
Rsnassen ssaney ss si'aatl Bfids.vae S 49,
Hampden- Sydney Fresh, "a; Farm
Na,1Ssal sSas j training Station. 4s; Louis
Mount IN 81. St. Mary's' 40; Lebanon VAL
1Sxs %ssoasin ssh 81 e. MeSsan MtisSu1 Sat-. "a 81
Washington College. 66: Western Mary
Ap1sl1sasn ASS San1 4 Is E'an Esnoirafh'n. a. "a
pit1se9rfh Teeh fFreshmsn ansSh9sn s7 9S' Carnegie
6sa Paw Wesshsn SchsssG 9 ~ TeIsdo 49,
Wittenberg: So Case. ss:
Wooster. So; Ashland, 40.
baaelnet4 Dayton' 10; Cincinnati, ~.
Fenn. %. Grove Coty tPa). 26.
fIs11Gf Hendrix. 81 g. ofS1s!h Harainrl fesa SS'
sDTHinTsfielda HTsdL >, Teachers 20; Missouri
Lock Haven Teachers. 4e; Mansfield
Hillsdale 81; Highland Park J. G.. p.
Detroit Tech Al; Grand Rapids. 80.
Ohio State, 81; Minnesota. 80 lover
Northwestern. 27; Iowa. e5.
villanova. 80: St. Francis (Brooklyn).
John 9To,f2' G.rssll' s4 81; Lawrence Tech 'De-
East East Carolina Teachers, 40; Lynchburs.
ssfssss; ss5sS s.rsisa. ss oa!5t''s as y 4 g. T. A.
Glenville SO; Concord. Al.
Washine,9n as1i so and Jefferson. SO: Mari.
soehester: eiss; r. IS: a!aH55ai !o5eriin: - 80.
westsrn Kentucky Teachers, 40; Muir
Kentucky. 81; Marquette. 81.
Detroit. 80: Armour Tech. IS.
Bag stats. sf?ss IS. 81; Western Michigan
Tennessee. ~: Marshall. Al
Milligan. 81; Carson-Newman. "a.
Lam6uth 80; David Lipscomb. 80.
Bradley. 81; C.. C. N y. 20.
Delaware. Al: Dickinson. "a.
Tulsa. 55: Creighton. ~.
U. of Oklahoma. 81; Kansas State Col
lege. 35.
Oklahoma A. and NJ, Al: washburn
College 20.
Scholastic.
st. Johns. II: Mount st. Joseph's. 25.
Episcopal 21; .Georgetown Prep. 16.
George Washington High. 33: Lee High.
10.
Maury. 40: John Marshall "a.
Glass High 30: Woodrow Wilson Ports
MOUTH. Is.
Virginia Tech Frosh. 22: Newport News
Professional.
6ashss.s 6ahSsssS'oaie ssa: an 81 sasa.5@os ssa6ss @ Il:
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Georgetown A. {. Sextet
To Play R. f. A. Girls

Georgetown A. C. sextet will
meet the r. E. A. lassies tomorrow
at 9 pm. in the Wilson High gym
in a Washington Recreation Girls
Basket Ball League game
Georgetown is leading Section /
with four straight victories, while
r. E. A. is q close second, having
lost one in four.
In other games this week Hyatts-
vile will engage Phil Bobys at $3.50
Tuesday at Powell School, and
Jewish Community Center sextet
takes on Bureau of Engraving at 8
pm. EN4esday at the center.
Standing of teams:
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Touchdowners to Pass
On Stadium Plans

The Touchdown Clubs Stadium
Committee will meet Wednesday at
8 pm. at the Hamilton Hotel to
select from drawings prepared for
the club the type of plant that is
desired.
All other civic organizations in
terested In the stadium are invited
to be represented.
Evening star., 1939-02-05
P|ay.0ff Necessitated
As Young Democrats
Quit Court Loop

Withdrawal of Young Democrats
of Southern Maryland from the
Southeast Community Center Bas-
ket Ball League will necessitate a
play-off for the first-half title be-
tween, District Commissioners and
Atchison- Keller Plumbers.
The Democrats were composed of
10 star players, most Of them former
high school cagers. They won the
first-half title. taking nine and los
ing one, with the Commissioners
and Plumbers tied for second with
eight and two.
The Plumbers are of to a good
start in the second-half race with
q four game lead in section A. close
ly followed by the Commissioners
who have three victories and no
defeats.
Games this week:
Tomorrow-7:15. Christ Church VS..
s., ciy 5.f:[ 51.Hauets sis :
Keller Plumbers vs.. Commissioners, THUS
day-7:l5, Peoples VS.. Fetracoms: s:l5
oDonnelrs vs.. Treasury: a:15. Commits
ssioners selr vs. Atchison-Keller Plumbers. the
h: half oas. ,ss n.ss. slg 6,s shIs VIZ,
Standing Of Teams.
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c. c. c. Loop Poce Made
By 2,3 18th Company

With three victories in as many
starts the 2,314th continued to set
the pace by defeating the 325th
Enrollees, 44-24, in the C. c. C.
Basket Ball League at the Twelfth
Street Y. M. G. A.
The 2,317th Company also regis
tered . victory. downing tho local
l,360, 1924.
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Terror YeorIings Lose
To PIebe Ringmen
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 4.-The
Navy plebe boxing team walloped
the Western Maryland freshmen
today, Z to l.
120-pound class-Jurts Navy. won m
forfeit 0A VA
127-pound class-Martin. Navy. won on
forfeit. VIVA VA
135-pound elass-Ricker. Western Mary.
land, defeated Knox on technical knock
out 90.
146-pound class-Graves, Navy, defeat.
ID Vincent on technical knockout (2).
155-pound class-Betzel, Navy, defeated
Lewis on technical knockout 80.
165-pound class-Peterson, Navy. de-
feated Baker on decision.
176-pound class-Miller. Navy, defeated
Orlosi on technical knockout %.
trucci on decision.
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Tribe Terms Accepted
By SoIters, Grimes
By the Associated Press.
BY the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 4.-The Cleve-
land Indians announced today that
Julius Solters, veteran outflelder,
and Oscar Grimes, rookie inflelder,
had returned signed contracts.
Other players who have signed
are Outflelder Roy Weatherly, In
f1elders Ken Keltner. Jimmy Webb
and Roy Mack, and Pitchers Johnny
Allen and Johnny Humphries.
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Rally by Roosevelt
Falls Short, R.-M.
Winning, 57-55

FRONT ROYAL. Va, Feb. A.
Randolph Macon Academy Yellow
Jackets won an endurance-testing
but action game with Roosevelt High
School here this afternoon, 81 to SIS.
The Yellow Jackets scored first,
but Roosevelt went ahead to lead,
II to 16. At half time the count was
Randolph Macon, 26; Roosevelt, "a.
Randolph Macon had a 13-point
margin in the third period, As to 80,
but West, Travis and Zuras of the
visitors made long shots in fourth
quarter rally which fell one basket
short
Evening star., 1939-02-05
Exums Gust Two Stors
OF Wisconsin Sports
BY the Associated Press.

BY Cne ASSUClACeu FTebS.
MADISON, Feb. 1.-Two outstand-
ing University of Wisconsin athletes
were declared ineligible today.
John Rundell of Madison, regular
guard on the Badger basket ball
quintet, and George Paskvan OF La
Grange, ILL.,, considered likely sue
cessor to Howie Weiss as hrst-string
fullback on the football team, were
retired, temporarily at least, for de-
ficiencies in midyear examinations.
Evening star., 1939-02-05
Wilson Teachers Bow
Despite 23 Points
Made by Clark

In spite of Charley Clark's scoring
spree of % points, the Wilson
Teachers basket ball team lost its
home gone with Wyomissing yes
terday, 57-44.
The game was rough in spots
with an unusual number of fouls
being called. Two technicals were
charged against the Wyomissing
coach and one against Kurowski,
the Wilson mentor. Roger Erwin,
Bennie Gillian and Flash Gordon
played a good floor game for the
Teachers.
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Maryland S Frosh Quint
Defeats Sfaunfon N. A.

Maryland's freshman basket ball
quint made it seven wins in eight
starts by defeating Staunton Mill
tary Academy, SIS to 36, at College
Park yesterday afternoon.
1t was a great battle in the first
half, which ended, 22-all, but the
young Terps got % points to for
the visitors in the third quarter to
put the game on ice.
Du Vail and Bowers got 13 points
each for the Terps, while Garland
made 13 and BristoW u for Staunton.
Evening star., 1939-02-05
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Tex Rickard and Jack Kearns,
manager of Jack Dempsey,
reached an oral agreement on
the terms for the fight with Jess
Willard for the heavyweight title.
Dempsey will receive $27 500 and
one-third the movie rights.
Clark Griffith obtained Pitcher
Harry Thompson on draft from
Toronto in the International
League. Last season Thompson
won Is games and lost IL. He
is a southpaW.
Evening star., 1939-02-05
Terp Rifle Team Easily
Wins From Terrors

Maryland rifle team outshot West
ern Maryland marksmen, 1,394-1 ,302,
In a shoulder-to- shoulder match
fired yesterday on the College Park
range.
For the second successive week,
Warren Davis. captain of the Terps,
was high scorer.
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in eight games,
GaIIaudet Is Beaten
By Shepherd in 9TH
Straight Defeat

Gallaudet took its seventh straight
basket ball defeat of the season last
night. falling before Shepherd
Teachers, 54-35, at the Gallaudet
gym.
Ludovico kept the Blues in the
running most of the way, counting
IS points to lead both teams.
Evening star., 1939-02-05
Gonzoqu Frosh Vietors

Gonzaga Freshmen downed Holy
Name Alumni. 31-23, yesterday as
Jim Flynn and Joe Murphy led the
scoring with 8 points each.
Evening star., 1939-02-05
Bosket Clash at Laurel

General Accounting-P. o. five
plays the Prince Georges A. G. bas-
ket ball team at AIS pm. today at
Laurel. q. A. o. players meet ct
tho 7, N. @. A. at 1880.
Evening star., 1939-02-05
Beers Rouah With Rens

'Y" Bears trounced the Howard
Rens yesterday, 42-27, ou the Miner
Teachers' College court
Evening star., 1939-02-05
FoxhoII 1errors Ahead

Foxhall Terriers basket ball team
downed Troop AZ cagers, 1914, as
Bill Jackson set the pace with Is
points.
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CoIored V. B. Cogemen
Barely Bog 'Y Tilt

Veterans Bureau team scored
over the Bureau of Engraving yes
terday, 1929, in a Twelfth Street
Y. M. c. A. Basket Ball League
game.
In the other league tilt the 2,314th
Enrollees defeated Simpson Phar-
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Episcopal Highs Quint
Nips Little Hovus

Episcopal High School defeated
Georgetown Prep, 21-18. in basket
ball yesterday at Alexandria.
Episcopal jumped ahead in the
first quarter. 8-3, and thereafter
never was threatened.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

NEW YORK, Feb. 4 (P.-The New
York Giants announced the receipt
Of the signed contracts of Pitchers
Hal Schumacher and Cli6 Melton
and Catcher Tom Padden today.
Evening star., 1939-02-05
WESTERN MARYLAND.
Roosevelt Center Fives
In Second Round

Second-round play in the Roose-
velt Community Center Basket Ball
League will continue this week, with
games scheduled Wednesday and
Thursday nights.
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Girls Victors

Rockville High girls basket ball
team defeated the Damascus sextet,
2o-l0, On tho latter'S court.
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Totals 10 2 40 Totals 90 g As
Free throws missed-Bengoe oechea t2),
Dewitt %, Knepley %. Hill o., Mann
90. Jones f2).
onhcials- (1llinois). Morris G.
8. u.
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Schedule for the Week.

Wednesday-7:3O. York Haberdashery,
practice game; $40. American Railroads
VS.. Western A. G; a:30. Walter Reed Vel
-7:3O, Jewish Community Center VS.. Pep
co: $40. Department Of Agriculture VS..
western A. c.. a:3O-10:30. York Haber-
dashery vs.. Walter Reed.
Evening star., 1939-02-05
St. Johns Five Beats
Mount ST. Joseph's
On Late Rush

st. Johns came from behind in
the last quarter to score over Mount
st. Joseph's of Baltimore, 27-25,
yesterday in basket ball game on
the local floor.
The Johnnies found the constant
shifting from zone defense to man
to man confusing in the early part
OF the game and were trailing at the
half, 1921.
A scoring march led by the two
Joes - Corrado and Gallagher -
knotted the count at 25-all with
seconds to go and the former drop
ped side-court shot for the win
ming margin
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Totals IL 3 325 Totals 12 327
Referee-Mr. Enriaht
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Totals 151444 Totals "a 951
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Standing Of Teams.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
3, the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Rallying
trends were clipped short in early
bond market dealings today and
near midsession fractional gains
and losses we're well mixed.
Buying and selling enthusiasm
cooled off, however, as the market
prepared to study the Presidents
tax message to Congress, scheduled
for around noon.
United States Government loans
shaded lower in most cases, losses
at the outside running to 1892 of a
point. Foreign dollar loans, aside
from moderate pressure on a few
Italian issues, were neglected.
Sellers seemed to concentrate on
the lower priced rail group, while
low-yield bonds attracted little
business at higher levels.
Retreating narrowly were such
bonds as Baltimore & Ohio convert
ible 4l2s, Erie SIS of 1875, Illinois
Central 4as, St. Paul SIS and South
ern Pacific 4l2s of 1868. Northern
Pacific 412s broke away from the
fractional range with loss of over
a point.
Slightly ahead were N. Y. Central
IS, Studebaker IS. international Pa
per IS, Columbia Gas & Electric May
SIS, Santa Fe 4s of 1895 and American
& Foreign Power 5s. Baltimore G.
Ohio As added about 1l2.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Foreign Exchanges

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 L41.-The British
pound fell back a little in todays for
esn exchange dealings The market ap-
parently still awaited possible effects of
the approaching Spanish crisis on Euro
pean money centers.
Sterling dipped "a cent and the French
franc .00lh cent in terms OF the dollar.
The guilder ran UP .O4 cent, while the
belga and Swiss franc were UNCHANGED.
Late rates follow:
Great Britain in dollars, others In cents.
Great Britain. 4 6sis: 6O-day bills. 4.76i.;
Canada. Montreal in New York, 9937 u;
New York in Montreal 1O0.62i2: Bel
GUM. 1921; Czecho-Slovakia. 343: Den
mark. 20.9l: Finland 2.QS: France. 2 .64A:
Germany 4O.O7; benevolent. 22.4O: travel,
%. .35; Greece, .s6l2: Hungary. 9.s5;
Italy. 526h: Yugoslavia. 2,34: Neither
lands. 81 80; Norway. 90 81 Poland 1925:
Portugal. 4 425ss; Rumania. rs: Spain.
unauoted; Sweden ., "a II: sWitzeriand. and
Mexico City cocoon: Japan 21.32: HONG
Kong 2g26 Shanghai, 1888.
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated.
n Nominal
Evening star., 1939-01-19
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. Jan; - 41n;m'united states
days average: mostly 5;lo up: top, go;
90; 21o-25o pounds, 1870; 26o-32;5
pounds 7l0-40; good 400-5OO-pound pack
ing ,sows mostly 6.35-7o: few light butcher
Cattle, $500: calves 1900; fed steers
and yearlings strong: active: less desirable
quality considered: market at new. high
on crop; mostly 800 to 1900. trade; no
strictly choice weighty steers here: best.
iings. 1880. all, interests in market; heif-
ers firm: best, 100: with short fed mainly
500 to $50 cutter cows ao5-5 so5 90;
725; trade freely; With outstanding; Of Of
1850 on weighty shipper kind: light
a Sheep. 5000: late Wednesday. fat lambs.
1885 .ower: top: e;25 to shippers and aanld
800: choice light-weisht, fed western ewes
undertone strong, to higher; good TO choice
lambs, 81 pounds down: $3.50 90; light
SIS and upward: sheep steady.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Dividend Is Increased
By Public Service Of
New Jersey
Declaration of so Cents
Compares With 55
Paid Previously
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-Directors
of the Public Service Corp. of New
jersey have declared a dividend of
60 cents a share on the common
stock, payable March 81 to holders
of record March l. Previously the
company paid So cents a share
quarterly.
julius Kayser & Co.
Julius Kayser & Co., manufac-
turers of hosiery. gloves and under
wear, announced a dividend of 40
cents share on the common stock.
payable February Is to holders of
record February /, compared with
the previous payment of Is cents a
share last February.
The company and It's aff1liates,
excluding Australian and British
units. for the six months ended De-
cember 81, showed net profit of
1882 ,463, or 90 cents a share on the
common, against 1904 $50, or II cents
share, in the comparable 1887
period.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Puris Bank Changes

PARIS Jan 10 Pl.-Bank of France
statement as Of January IA dn million
" Gold reserve s7.265: increase /. Bal
ances abroad 1852: decrease. 33. Dis
counted commercial bills-France. 5,693:
against ailrS securities, 1916; decrease. 200,
Thirty-day advances against government
advances to state 90 627: UNCHANGED. Cir
culation 11O.191; decrease, 132g. Total
credit to current accounts. 2s,919: de-
crease 1872
Ratio Of gold to sight liabilities. 90 -
Der cent compared with 80 2.07 last week.
Rate OF discount 2 Der cent.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
| Jump in Assets
Of Equity Corp.
| Revealed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Indicated
net assets of the Equity Corp, an
investing company. were equal to
S6,17893 per $1,000 face value Of
assumed debentures. S6677 per
share Of So convertible preferred
stock and 80 cents a common share
as Of December 81, the corporation
reported today.
AS of December 81. 1887. net as
sets were reported at s48336l fc'
each $1,000 face value of debenture
and s46.81 per share of preferrc i.
stock.
The balance sheet of Americ7
General Corp. subsidiary, indJ
Gated net assets December 8,
equivalent to s13144 per preferred
share and s94l per common share.
This compared with s1O1.54 and
$500, respectively, the preceding
year end.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON Jan. 10 LP Omitted States
Department of Agricultural Most grades
of domestic wool were receiving some de-
mand tooay in the Boston market. Graded
and quarter blood grades were selling at
prices ranging 81 to 32 cents in the grease.
Fair quantities Of similar grade combing
cents, secured basis, for three-eehths
bloods and at 55 to SO cents for quarter
boods Graded French combing-length
fine Territory woods were showing a firming
tendency at prices ranging 6S to II cents.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
General Tire Reports
Gain in Net Profits
81 ecial Dispatch to The Star.

AKRON, Ohio, Jan. 19-General
Tire & Rubber Co. showed a net
profit of $1.18l,224 for the year end
ing November 30. 1898, William
O'Neil, president, stated. compared
with a net profit of s808,9l3 for the
previous year.
During the year the company.paid
off bank loans amounting to S2000,-
900 and still had more cash in banks
and on hand than a year ago. 1t
also had no mortgages or funded
debt of any kind. Net sales were
$40 ,088 ,35413, as compared with
s2l 1892 ,95654 for 1887, a decrease of
81 per cent
Evening star., 1939-01-19
New York Sugar

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 lPl.-Sugar fu-
lures strengthened today under the leader
favorably interpreted 1888 consumption
figures.
In the No. 3 prices around 2 pm.
showed gains of points in all de-
liveries, but selling broadened thereafter
and more active deliveries sold point of
from their hiehs.
No. futures was UNCHANGED to
point higher. Scattered buying encount-
cred limited offerings.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
U. 5. Pipe & Foundry
Reports $1,654,238
Net for Year
Profit Compares With
$2,235,756 Recorded
In Previous Year
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, JAN 19.-The
United States Pipe g. Foundry Co.
reported today for 1888 net profit
of s1,65423S, equal to $2.3 a share
on the common stock, compared
with profit of $2,235,756, or 1921 a
share, in 1887.
Directors declared four quarterly
dividends of so cents a share each
for 1899 on the common stock, the
same as were paid in 1888, payable
starting March 20.
The company has plants at Bur-
lington, N. j.; Bessemer, Ala; Bir-
mingham, AddystoWn, Ohio, and
Chattanooga.
Southern Pacific.
Southern Pacific Co., among the
first of the countrys major roads tc
disclose December operating rev.
enues, reported net operating income
almost double that of a year ago. The
latest total of $2,O40,11l compared
with $1,107986 in the last month OF
1887. Gross income for December
amounted to $16673 SIT, against s16,-
1885 in the preceding year.
Kansas City Southern.
Kansas City Southern reported
net operating income of $214682
against $2l9,520. Gross for the
month dipped to s1,O24,624 from
$1045 ,487.
Liggett & Myers.
1iggett & Myers Tobacco Co. re-
ported for the year ended December
81 net profit of $40, $50 1884, equal tc
$500 share on the common stock
compared with s21,375 $50, or 1854 g
share, in the previous year.
Directors declared the regular
quarterly dividend of ST a share or
the common and "B" shares, payable
March ! to stock of record February
a.
Net sales for the year were stated
to be s237 764 $50, compared with
$242, ,448 sos in 1887.
Dow Chemical Co.
Dow Chemical Co reported for the
Slh lIlOlitLlo NlliNd 1NON OU liz
profit of $1423,372, equal to S1.3s
share on the common stock, com.
pared with s2,38l,137 or s244, II
the comparable period a year ago
Agricultural Chemical.
The American Agricultural Chem
ical Co. reported for the six month.
ended December 81 net loss of s285,.
903 after charges, compared with ne1
profit of S132 647 in the like 1881
period. The company operates
domestic plants in New England
the East, Midwest and South
Nickel Plate.
Nickel Plate Railroad reported De.
cember net income, after all charges
of s284,937, compared with s102.O54
in December, 1887 For the yea
Nickel Plate had a net deficit O.
S1,157952, compared with a surplu.
of $2,556,999 in 1887.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
New York Produce

.. NEW YORK. Jan. 10 lPl.-Butter 969,-
3a weak. weak. Creamery, higher than extra,
tSs,9D 1925; seconds (s4-s7), 23s4-24a.
Cheese; 3ios9, easy. Prices unchanged.
Eggs. .Os4; weak. Mixed colors spe-
cial packs. 2l-2112; standards, 20la; f1rsts.
1874; seconds, 1s-1s1a: mediums, 17H2;
dirties No. /. 17h; average checks. 16.
"a; mediums. 15k2
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 LPr-An advance
e OF a cent in print cloths followed
PmeWhat broader turnover in textile mar
Pts today Prices we're firm for ali con-
{ruftlons. Conyerters were reported in
FED OF print cloth to supply trade demand
ut 80 lar have not entered the market in
ny substantial manner. Burlap advanced
points overnight in line with gains in
be Calcutta market. -''
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Metal Market

NEW YORK: Jan. 10. .R.-copper
1Q.27l2. Tin steady; spot and nearby,
rs 1ss5 forward d 1890 a6 Lead steady; spot
Zinc steady; East st. Louis. SPOT and for
ward, 4.50. Platinum. $500. Pig iron,
aluminium. antimony. quicksilver and
Chinese wolframite Unclaimed.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Montreal Silver

MONTREAL. Jan. 19 lP.-Silver fu-
lures opened unchanged. January, fl. Sob:
February. 41.10b: May, 41.90a; July,
a-Ayked. Bid.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
50 Tons of Lead Sold

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 Pr.-St. Joseph
$uri pig lead sold Yesterday al 81 70 Der
boz pounds. East St. Louis; $50 tons AT
%. New York. and so tons at the New
.ork AVERAGE.
Evening star., 1939-01-19
Investing Companies

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 LP,.-Investmen
oeankers Conference. Inc:
Noon quotations)
Evening star., 1939-01-19

Norfolk Southern R. R.-Deficit,
! months ended November 80, was
439 ,584 against deficit Of $3O6, ,439.
Evening star., 1939-01-19

Quotations not furnished by sponsor or
ssuer all others are obtained by J. B. c.
Fom those sources.
Evening star., 1939-01-19

In bankruptcy or receivership or being
reorganized under Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed by such companies
Rates of dividend in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra
dividends are not included
xd Ey dividend xr Ex rights. Also
extra or extras. Paid last year Pay
able in stock Declared or maid so far
this year. h Cash or stock ACcumu-
lated dividend paid or declared this year,
ur Under rule. WV With warrants XIV
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u. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK. JAN 10 Pl.-Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty seconds:
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New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK Jan. ~ R.-Investmen
bankers Conference. Inc:
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Freight Car Loodinqs

NEW YORK. January 10 LP).-Revenue
freight carloadings on railroads reporting
today. for the week ended January IA. in
cluded:
Previous Year
Jan. -. week. ago.
Chesap'ke b Ohio 26,32e 26,I34 2s,301
Nickel Plate----- 1895 1882 1852
Pere Marauette-- 10,234 9,1O7 S7sl
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Federal Land Banks

NEW YORK. Jan 10 uP,.-Federal Land
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Jan 1a.-Dvidends de-
clared. prepared by Fitch Publishing Co.
Increased.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
(By private wire direct to The Star. }

Stock and Sales-
Dividend Rate. Add 90, High, Low.