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La opinión., 1940-06-20
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sur de California, segundo solo
al campeon Londos.
H~ardboiled Haggerty, ell gigan-
tie de Bell, sera visto en- accion en-
la semi-final contra Vic Christy,
ell idolo de Sunland. mientras que
en- ell evento especial Jimmy Ell
Pulpo Iuchara con Wee Willie
Davis, gigantic de Arizona.
Frederick Won. Schacht, aleman
de Milwaukee, quien ha admirable
a los eXpertos locales por su fuer
"a bruta, hace su debut ante los
aficionados del Este de la ciudad.
Won Schacht Sc mide con Hans
Schultz.
Don Luis Sebastian, otro buen
luchador meXicano. inicia las hos
tilidades en- la prensa preliminar,
CO ira King Kong Clayton.
Jules ~Strongbow y Tiny Roe
buck seran companeros de equipo
contra ell polaco Max krauser y
Tarzan White.
La opinión., 1940-06-20

de gran calado, sesenta y tres
destroyeres y un promedio de
ochenta submarines, suponiendo
la perdida de aleunos de eIlos
duraate las operaciones pasadas.
En- cuanto a su flota aerea,
descontando las bajas hechas por
los bombarderos aIemanes y en-
los combates del espacio, eonsta
de los sieuientes Electives:
300 aviones de combate; 40
bombarderos, 1900 de persecu-
cion, $50 de reconocimiento y una
eserva de quinientos, POGO mas
o menos
La ventaja que este represent
ia para Inglaterra, 81 las versio-
mes resultan exactas, es enorme.
Els verdad que el poderfo naval
de los totalitarios descansa en-
la flota italiana y en- los subma-
rinos alemanes, pero la aporta
cion que Mussolini ha podido
hacer a los Electives alemanes,
es inferior a la de Francia. Cite
mos estadisticas .oficiales de Ro-
ma:
Cuatro ~acorazados, cinco cruz
ceros de gran oalado, 43 destro-
yeres, SO submarines y dos porta-
aviones.
Con esas cifras a la vista no
es atrevido decir que la guerra
Sc decidira probablemente en- ell
oceano. Hay que recordar que
todavia la superioridad naval es-
Ia con los aliados democratas,
aunque la superioridad aerea es-
Ia de parte de los aliados totali-
tarios. la invasion de Inglate-
ira, Que posiblemente Sc inicie
en- todo su vigor antes de una
semana, demostrara liasta que
punto hay probabilidades de con-
sumarla, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de
la actitud que ell gobierno de
Francia asuma ante ell "Vae VIC
it's" de Munich.
La opinión., 1940-06-20
CONO|C|ON
PARA la PAz
CON FRANC|A
La primera, la des-
m~embracion d e la
Republica
Y otra mas; u
ayude a bIoquear a
~Inglaterra

ROMA, JUNO 1e- GNS) - La
desmembracien de Francia y ID
participation francesa en- ell bio
gueo del eje contra la Gran Breta-
ma, son las PARTICIPATES estipuIacio-
mes del armisticio entregado a
Francia, sesun Sc informo esta no.
che en- fuentes dignas de credito en-
Roma.
I'm ''golpe final' por los ejercitos
alemanes e italianos sera la suerte
Que CORA Francia, en- case de que
las condolences de la capitulacion
sean negadas, dice ell periodico
"Mess1gero", hoy.
Esta noche Sc espera a Mussoli-
nj y su comitiva en- Roma, despues
de la conferencia que tuvo en- la
ciudad historical de Munich, a es-
pcrar la condensation francesa a
las condolences de paz dictadas
por los dos dictadores europeos.
Ademas de redactar las condicio-
mes de la capitulacion ~francesa,
MussoIini y ell CancilIer Adolfo Hit.
Ter redactaron planes para una
continuation mas vigorosa de las
~oPeraciones militares" en- todos los
frentes, segdn Sc informo en- fuen-
tes autorizadas.
Italia Y Alemania, dice Virginia
Gayda, portavoz de Mussolini, en-
ell ~periodico "Giornale DItalia' es-
4 .. 1s-N,. .a.-- Ill.,
hasta ell triunfo, a pesar del auxi-
Ito americana a la Gran Bretaha.
"Asf como Inglaterra apoyo al
ejercito frances, los Estados Uni
dos estan apoyando a la flota bri-
tanica", dice Gayda.
Agrega 81 director y editorialista
del "Giornale'':
La opinión., 1940-06-20

a r l.. iRAS los plenipo-
MI tenciarios de Francia
sc acercan al Guar
tel general de Hitler.
para tratar los asun-
-os r~elacionados con la posibili-
dad de una paz por separado, los
cables nos traen la noticia de qeu
la armada f~rancesa, en- su ma
yoria, y la fuerza aerea de Fran
cia tambien, han eseapado de las
sarras de Alemania, para CONT
nuar la lucha bajo ell supreme
commando de la Gran Bretaha.
Una Transmission photographed de
Valencia Y de Madrid, asegura
que numerosos aviones han es-
tado pe sando sobre ell Mediterra-
nco, para les posesiones france
sas del Africa septentrional, y
un despaeho filtrado a traves de
Ia estricta censura europea, lleea
al Chicago Daily News" conte-
niendo la sensational noticia re-
lativa a la escuadra.
En- esas condolences. ST 81 GO
hierno de Francia rechaza las
proposiciones totalitaristas para
la paz, y sc translada a po-
sesiones africanas para continuar
desde ahi la c~ontienda. ell uso de
ambos factories sera formidable
en- la defensa tanto de las colo
Mas como de las islas britanicas.
ST por ell contrario. ell gobierno
encabezado por ell Mariscal Pa
tain acepta 10 inevitable, dejard
de contar con ellos. Tanto Ia
marina como la aviacion france
sa quedaran fuera del control &c
la administration. y sumaran sus
esfuerzosa los de los Electives
ingleses de igual genera.
Francia tiene en- ell mar en- e5-
tos momentos los s~iguientes efec
tivos Que la converter en- ell Sc
gundo poder naval de Europa:
. Ocho acorazados, siete cruceros
La opinión., 1940-06-20
CONSEJO DE GUERRA A
LOS CIVILES

DUBLIN, JUNO 10. QNS).- Eel
Parlamento de Irlanda aprobo hoy
una ley c~oncediendo al executive pc
deres amplios para hacer que los
civiles puedan ser sujetos a conse-
jos de guerra, hasta aver destina-
dos solamente a los reos militia
La opinión., 1940-06-20

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO 10.
-(EXclusivo)-La Union de Mule
res Americans Sc dirigi6 hoy al
Congreso y todas las mujeres de
America, pidiendo la cooperation
para luchar porque ell continente
Sc mantenga al margen de la con-
tienda europea.
La opinión., 1940-06-20

Tanto ell gobierno. como los MEM
en- que esa determination es esen-
cial en- estos momentos para la Sc
guridad del Estado. Eel proyecto
fue aprobado por unanimidad en- ell
recinto parlamentario.
La opinión., 1940-06-20
0UTI0 MALES DE CAUSA
UUIlO oUIMIcA ExTERNA

ci6n antiseptica de la Pomada Black
& White Que alivia ell ardor, come
ION. La primera prueba 10 hace o
sc lie devuelve su dinero. Para COM
batirlos es vital ell uso del Jabon
Black and White para ell cults.
(AdVA
La opinión., 1940-06-20

Uno de los principaIes probIemas de
la capituIacion de Francia es la suerte que
correra su fIota, parte de la cual Sc We en-
la grafica, durante las maniobras que ha-
cha EN- ell Mediterraneo. A bordo de un
La opinión., 1940-06-20
MYR0N c. TAYLOR Sc
HALLA ENFERMO

ROMA, JUNO 10. GNS).-Mr. My
ron c. Taylor, enviado especial del
P~residente Roosevelt ante ell Va
ticano, sc encuentra gravemente en-
fermo en- Florencia, segun un ra-
diograma recibido en- la Ciudad
Eterna hoy en- la tarde.
AL mismo tempo, Sc supo que
la sonora Taylor viene de America
a Italia a bordo de un Clipper tras-
atlantico, con ell objeto de estar GER
ca de su esposo en- estos momen-
tos de peligro.
La opinión., 1940-06-20
R0B0 De OIEz MIL DOLARES
I'm HOTEL De GLENDALE
La Escuadra Francesa

barco de guerra frances Sc We la siIueta
de un marino gallo. La segunda flota mas
grande de Europa, Sc informa, esta bajo
ell commando de los ingleses.
-Foto l.. l.. NEWS
La opinión., 1940-06-20
dncy y.

turnos britanicos sobre ell centric
de la ciudad". agrega ell comuni-
caGo.
La opinión., 1940-06-20
CoNDlcloNES "PESADAS"

"Las condolences de paz, aunque
necesariamente pesadss, seran sin
embargo mas ~generosas que aque.
Has que Sc impusieron a Alemania,
y tambien mas ~justas.
Gel nuevo orden de Europa res
taurara las unidades n~acionales,
distribuyendo medidas de justicia en-
los territories uItramarinos, y en-
las colonias en- general.
FL boletfn Official del gobierno, So
Ire las operaciones militares de hoy.
dice 10 s%iguiente:
"Nuestros aviones hundieron a un
submarine enemigo. En- la IONA de
guerra de Africa (Norte) la eitua-
ci6n continua como aver, y en- ell
Africa oriental itaIiana (Abisinia)
una columna inglesa, apoyada en-
un reeimiento de tanques, logro Pc
netrar a nuestras l~ineas, pero fue
rechazada y destruida en- un con-
ira -ataque muy effective.
"Nuestra fuerza aerea ataco ba-
ses del enemiso, i~ncendiando tres
aeroplanos de combate, en- tanto que
los aviones del enemieo bombar-
dearon una region agricola, matan-
do a tres mujeres y a varios ninos.
"Varios ataques aereos del enc
noieo Sc hicieron sentir en- las pro-
vincias de Piamonte y de Liguria,
pero no sc reeistraron d~esgracias
p~ersonaIes y los dahos materiales
fueron p~ocos".
La opinión., 1940-06-20
NOtdS bdrd
tsieue de Ia la. Pas,)

deran a cualquier intento de tras-
paso de una region geografica del
Hemisferio Occidental, de un poder
no-americano a otro poder no
americana.
La Gran Bretaha, Francia y Ho-
landa, que tienen posesiones en- el
Hcmisferio Occidental, han sido in
formadas por el Departments de
Estado, acercl de la adyertencia
hecha a los dos poderes fascistas.
Fue p-recisamente con respecto d
la America Latina que ell Departa-
mento de Marina anuncio recien-
temente la formation de una divi-
sion especial de servicio eNtranjc-
10, compuesto de $4,000 marines,
cue quedara dividida entire las
costas de oriente y occidente.
lei interes principal del Depar-
tamento de Estado Sc haya con-
centrado actualmente en- Uruguay,
donde ell movimiento nazi ha asu-
niido una forma v~igorosa. Ha sido
enviado ALI ell barco de guerra
Quincy. Sc informa que los agen-
tes alemanes e italianos Sc en-
cuentran muy activos en- Brasil y
Argentina.
Ademas, los Departamentos dc
Marina y Estado estan al cuida-
Go de las posiciones ~francesas en-
las lndias oceiacntales y la Qua
yana FRANCESCA. Esta siendo cons.-
e ado un proyecto para CONVEX
tirlas en- protectorados Pan-Ame-
ricanos 81, de acuerdo con las con-
diciones de a impuestas por Ale
mania a Francia, quedan fuera de
la administration FRANCESCA.
Los proyectos actuales nazi-fas-
cistas en- la America Latina. tienen
como objeto, segun Sc informo a
Washington. establecer gobiernos
locales que simpaticen con Alema-
mia e Italia, pero dirigidos por los
nacionales de los paises afectados.
Estos regimenes serfan precurso-
res del control direeto aleman e
italiano, 81 los "poderes del eje''
logran establecer su hegemonia en-
Europa.
coNTESTARA A HITLER
BERLIN, JUNO 10. 0NS).- En-
circulos oficiales Sc considera aqui
altamente probable que ell gobier-
no aleman contestant a la nota del
Presidente Roosevelt, %invocando la
doctrina Monroe en- 10 que r~especta
a c~olonias ~francesas e ~ingIesas en-
America, con la assertion de que ell
Tercer Reich no tiene ningunas as
piraciones territoriales en- ell Nue.
70 Mundo.
Esa ~respuesta, aseguran los bien
informados, especificara que tanto
como America debe ser para los
Americanos," tambien Europa ten
dra que ser para los europeos."
La nota americana no llegara of
cialmente a manos del Fuehrer en-
su Quartet general sino hasta ell jue
c al medic dfar
La opinión., 1940-06-20

CuANDo LEE UD. LA OPINION,
SABE QUE LEE UN PERIOD.
CO INDEPENDENTS
La opinión., 1940-06-20

EON cerca de un
~ million de pasaje-
ros diariamente
en- tranvias y camiones
de Los Angeles Rail-
way, es obvio que su
Departments de Con-
tabilidad este muy bien
organizado y tecnica-
mente sea muy eff
ciente.
Manejar tai canti-
dad de dinero en- nick
els y centavos no es
de por ST tarea facil.
I Ademas de "contar
\ ell cambio" ell Departa-
mento de Contabilidad
debe tabular los trans
4 fers", "tockens" y pa
e y veriticar los in
4 formes de cada viaje
i individual durante Ell
y dia.
Practicamente sig
Il nifica la aperture y
n cierre de enormes Ii
bros de contabilidad
D todos los dias-libros
N que deben quedar ba-
n lanceados hasta ell I'LL
b timo centavo.
n Para m~antener la
precision necesaria en-
Il este deParta m e n o,
q Los Angeles Railway
emplea a muchos con-
tadores y audito r e
n compctentes para ma
nejar los fondos y rem
II dir informes. Y aun
n cuando la labor que
q desempenan no resal-
u ia a la vista, esos
n hombres y mule
4 contribuyen con su
n parte a rendir un buen
n servicio a Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1940-06-20
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GUERRA o.
j. LA FLOTA
Por GABRIEL

a T.. iRAS los plenipo-
NH tenciarios de Francia
Sc acercan al Guar
tel general de Hitler.
80. t-.k.- -. -.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.-RAThe
Argentine peso declined 1-20 Of a
cent to 23.75 cents in the free for
eign money market today after
last weeks rise Of is cent.
The peso had been strengthened
recently by U. S. efforts to expand
Latin American trade.
The Swiss franc dipped 90 - of
a cent to 23.19 1-2 cents while the
Canadian dollar added 1-8 cent at
86 So U. S. cents.
Closing rates follow Great Brit
ain in collars, others in ,cents).
Canada: Official Canadian con-
troll board rates for u. S. dollars:
buying 10 per cent premium, sell
ing II per cent premium, equiva-
lent to discounts on Canadian dol
lars in New York of buying 9.91
per cent, selling 900 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York
open market Is 3-8 per cent dis
count o 1892 IL U. S. cents.
Europe: Great Britain, official,
Bankers Foreign Exchange COM
mittee rates., buying $4.02, selling
500; open market, cables 81. o.;
Germany 1905 benevolent
1910; Finland 2.05n; Greece SO;
Hungary 10. Son; Italy SOC; Portu-
gal 4.0l; Rumania, .48n; Sweden
23.87; Switzerland 23.19 Ia; Xugo-
slayia 2.35n. . 80 :
Latin America: Argentine Off
cial 2s.77; free 23.75; Brazil Off
cial Sos; free sos; Mexico 20. 85n.;
Far East: Japan 23,48; Hong
kong 23.16; Shanghai 600.
Crates in spot cables unless 9th.
erwise indicated).
Nominal. 1
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2l-RA
noss: Good and choice 18O-225 lbs
40 to SIS; 10o-l20 lbs 4.35; 12o-14o
Ids 4's5 to sos; 14o-16o lbs SIS to
.:sv; lso.lSo lbs $50 to SIS; 225-
.'V lbs 5.e5 to 6.15: 25o.30O lbs SIS
20 0'S5; over 800 lbs 5.25sto SIS;
seWs under $50 lbs 100 to $40; over
eattle: Most medium to good
grass steers 500 to 600. Bulk of
e.mmon to medium kinds $50 to
NV. rat cows mainly 500 to $50,
esnners and cutters 800 to $50.
sise'ieal top on sausage bulls $50
p.M light weights down to 500.
s.!eepts Of vealers light. Market
s.esdy' Top 1880 on strictly good
n Inv ~ Choice with others selling from
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l-OP- Broad
demand brought early clearance
to the largest salable supply Of
hogs in three months today as val
'ues declined 10 to Is cents. Steers
and yearlings were mostly steady
and the top price equaled the prev
icus high of $14.10. Fat lambs sold
steady to IS cents higher.
Salable hog receipts totaled 49,.
900 and packers had $500 sent di-
rect. Drove cost of hogs last week
rose IA cents to $6.41./
Choice steers and yearlings were
in small supply, but medium and
good grades predominated. Aver.
age cost last week rose 3 cents
above the previous week to $l1.81,
the highest since 1885, saG
GUS Dept. Agri.)-Salable hogs
10, ZOO: total %, 500; active, mostly
10 to IS lower than Fridays aver
age; top $50 freely; good and
choices 210-300 lbs butchers 6.30-45;
generally $40 and GAS; 300-360 lbs
butchers 6.25-40; good and choice
10000 lbs lights e.00-35; most
good packing sows $50 lbs down
6.00-15; 330-450 lbs largely 5.75-6.00;
shippers took 1000 and holdovers
1,O0e.
Salable cattle $4,000; calves
$500; fat steer trade generally
steady but slow; top 1910 for steers
scaling 1890 lbs with 1872 lbs at
400; mostly HOO to 1900 trade;
grassy and warmed up kind 800
to 1000; she stock mostly steady;
best yearlings heifers 1875; cut
ter cows at $50 down; bulls weak,
mostly ITO and down; vealers I'M
changed with choice at 11.50:
around 1900 western grassers
mostly stocker and feeders sold
moderately active with calves 1880
to 1900; a few 1866; most year.
lings 900 to HOO. "t
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22
Range !
CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, Oct, 21.--R-U. S.
Dept ASr.1-Potatoes arrivals al
246; on track 467; total u. S. ship.
ments: Saturday 718, Sunday 80;
supplies heavy, demand light; for
bliss tr'urnphs all sections market
steady. for other varieties all sec-
tons barely steady; Idaho russell
Burbanks u. S. No. J., 1877 IL to
l.45; Nebraska bliss triumphs u.
S. No. J., 100 to 40; Minnesota
and North Dakota cobblers IS to
30 per cent u. S. No. l, 80 to % ~;
early Ohios IS per cent U. S. No.
1, 80 IL, bliss triutnphs IS to 80
Per cent U. S. No. !, 80 to lis. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22
Green's House OF Connolly
10 Be Staged Here On Nov. II

In the promised land of show
folk every actor will have a job,
every town will have a theatre
and every theatre will have an
audience.
Not content to dream Of. Utopia,
the University Of North Carolina's
famed Carolina Playmakefs have
hit the road with eyangelisfic zeal
some thirty-six times ), IN the pas.
20 years to create a demand 5o1
good drama and to supply it On
the 81 t.. Offering Paul Green's
The House of Connolly they arc
on tour this fall for The thirty.
seventh slime, ninc1udingi in their
schedule T. performance here the
evening Of November IA, under the
auspices of the MINIS. P-T.A
and the County Council.
The Playmakers' tour is a roao
show in the best sense of thai
variable term, but its purpose is
broader than that of the usual trav.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22

cling company. Its primary object,
OF course, is to put on a first-rate
show. But more than. that, it is
to give the plays they ave created
back to the people from which
they sprang,, to make the folk
aware of their own native drama
and thus stimulate. a wider inter-
est in playmaking.
DIR. Frederick H. Koch, founder
and director of the Carolina Play
makers, inaugurated the tours in
1921 as a means of spreading the
gospel of creative drama. which he
began to preach III North Dakotad
and continued to proclaim, when he
came to Chapel Hill IN 1918. He
had already inspired his students
to use the subject matter closest
to their own lives and had won
considerable notice for his efforts
to create an American drama that
was truly American. But like the.
missionary that he IS and always
has been, he was not satisfied. So
he loaded students and scenery on
to the train and set out into the
byways Of North Carolina to play
one-night stands. Later a bus was
adopted as a mean of getting
around, and the scope of the cam
paign was Widened to include al
most tn whole Of Dixie and much
of Yankeeland as we'll.
The plays produced on these an
nual' pilgrimages have always been
selected from those written by
members of the organization. The
tour bill may consist of three one
acterse q. one full-length drama.
In 1898 audiences saw Three Fool
ish Virgins" by Bernice Kelly
Harris; ''Soldadera," by Josephine
Nigel; and "Magnolia's Man," by
Gertrude Wilson Coffin. In othr
years they have seen such favor
ties as Wilbur Stout's Ion Dixon's
Porch" and Paul Green's .'Quare
Medicine" This year the produc-
ton is THE House of Connolly
Paul Green's drama of conflict be-
tween a decadent aristocracy and
a burgeoning lower class, which
acclaimed on Broadway in
1881. al
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22
E YORK G

NEW YORK, SOct. 21.-R-De-
mand for raw sugar at advancing
prices stimulated a covering move
ment in domestic futures today
which lifted active deliveries i
point November norninally dipped
8. Sales 'totaled 4,300 tons.
The world list moved sluggish
ly, closing unchanged. to l down
on sales Of only $50 tons; Dec. 81
LIB, Oct. 81 bid.
Sales of raws were estimated at
from $4,000 to $1,000 tons with
several refiners participating.
Duty-frees dominated the business
with. most prices on. a $50 cent a
pound basis, a 3-points gain for spot
position. over-quota sugars sold
at 2.75 cents. ~ Tss4 ~ r4
continued at. 4-35 cents
a pound locally.
No. 3 range: 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22
ITALIAN ISSUES
CLIMB in MART
Turn Upward While Market
For Domestic Corporates
Holds To Narrow Path

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-LR-Ital.
IAN bonds took another sharp upturn
Today while the market for domestic
corporate issues held in a narrow
path, with some rails and utilities
rising a point or two.
Italy Is spurted 4 IA to At "a.
Up 2 to about 4 We're Rome 6 LIS,
Italian Public Utility Is and Lom-
bard Electric Is.
Bond circles said the buying in
Italian loans appeared to have been
stimulated by talk Italy may make
partial payments to service its debt
in this country, along the order of
what Germany has done. In addi-
ton, there have been rumors of pur-
chases of bonds for Indirect Ship
ment to italy.
German Is dropped more than a
point and Japanese issues likewise
sagged in a thin market. :"
Finishing fractionaily higher were
Western Union S., Portland Gener-
al Electric 4 1-2s, Consolidated Edi-
son 8 rs, International Paper IS,
Anaconda Copper 4 LIS, Detroit
Edison 4 1-2s, Delaware & Hudson
Refunding As and Standard, Oil of
New Jersey 2 3-4s.
Rio Grande, Western. First As
jumped 2 IA to IS s-4 and Otis Steel
4 lis were up 1 at 70 IL.
American Telephone 8 Las, AZ:
of Delaware As and Southern
Pacific 4 1-2s We're among those
down a shade.
U. S. treasury loans: were trend
less, ending with slight. gains and
losses. So 90, -+.z.s-p4~
' -4i
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22
stock MARKET Leaders Shed Minor Fractions But Snecia1t;es Cain
Hearing On Bridge Is
Set At Morehead City

Col. E. II. Brown, Wilmington
district army engineer, has an.
nounced a public hearing will be
held in the city hall at Morehead
City at 1:30 p. m. Nov. 7 to de-
termine whether alteration of the
Beaufort and Morehead railroad
bridge acros the inland waterway
at Morehead City is needed.
The bridge, constructed in 1907,
is a swing span with the naviga-
ton opening having a horizontal
clearance of 50 feet and a vertical
clearance of ga feet at mean low
water. A highway bridge construc-
ed in 1925 paralleling and 30 feet
downstream from the r railroad
bridge, provides a horizontal clear
ance of 80 feet through it's bascule
draWspan.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22
BALTIMORE POTATOES

:" BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-@-Po-
tatoes-dull. N J.. 100 ID. sack
lcobblers U. S. IS 30 to 95; Chippe-
was u. S. Is IS to 100 Mary
land anG Pa. 100 lb. sacks round
whites and cobblers U. S. Is IS to
80; ungraded 70 to rs; Chippewas
and Katahdins U. S. Is 80 to 100.
Rail: Idaho 100 lb. sacks russell
Rurbanks U. S. Is 100 to 200;
SO ID sacks mostly around 100.
Sweet potatoes-very dull. E. Sh.
Md. Blu. bias. goldens U. S. IS IS
to IS; washed IS to IS; ungraded
so to 60; E. Sh. Va. bus. bias. Col
dens U. S. Is go to 70; ungraded
70 to 49, Jerseys U. S. Is 60 to
IS; ungraded IS to so; N. C. bu.
bias. Puerto ,Ricans U. S. Is IS to
IS; ungrad. 40 to so. Nearby IL
bu. hampers goldens 80 to IS; jer-
seys Is to- go, 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH Oct. 21.-R-Tur
pentine firm 30 Ia offerings 1876;
sales. $500 gallons;;. receipts 16y:
shipments 1873; stock 1929. Ros
in firm offerings 417; sales 1884;
receipts $685.. shipments 4,431;
stock $4,000. Quote: B, ISIS; D.
III; i, {1.7l;. X LII to 1.72; M,
IN TO- t.B; N, 1.8o to 1874; VIC,
2.2s;" WV, X, 2.67.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-tP-The
cotton futures market chung to a
steady, course today in the face Of
active hedging. Final rrices were 2
points higher to 2 lower.
Mill and trade demand was aug.
mented by purchases in distant de.
liveries credited to Bombay. Buying
by houses with East Indian con.
nections has picked UP recently,
particularly in distant deliveries sell:
ing under loan levels .
Exports Saturday nil; season SO
far 227,615. Port receipts 1879.
Port stocks 2,917,127.
RapUn ~fn11ou,a. T
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-22
WHAT STOCKS DID
CHICAGO GKAN

SAAANa0V W1SA1N 80
CHICAGO, Oct. 2l:-R-Cash
wheat, No. 2 red, % IL; No. /
mixed 81 ~.
Corn old, No.. 4 mixed 81 No. i
yellow sc IL to g. 81; No. q, 66
81; sample grade a. II to 60 1-2;
new No. 4 mixed g. l.2; No. 3
yellow IS to es; No. 4, 81 IA to
%; No. 5, 90 IL to 81 1.2; No. 1
white 50 10; sample grade 81 II
to So IL.
Oats, No. 2 white 49, No. 8, "a
~; sample grade 50; No. / white
fesvy 3S to SO 1-2; No. 4, 80 IA.
Barley, mailing 4s to s. nominal;
iced 81 to n nominal.
Soybeans, No. 2 yellow 81 to 81
~; No. 3, 80 IA to 81 -; No. 1,
v "a to 30.
Field seed per hund-edweight
nominal; timothyseed 3.65; alsike
s'W to A.0o; fancy red top 7.50
20 200; red cloverseed, 500 to
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