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Evening star., 1940-07-13
Wool Trading Quiet
At Boston in Week
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, July 13 Omitted States
Department of Agriculture) Very
little trading was carried on in the
Boston wool market during the last
week.
Users reported that they were re-
ceiving no sizeable orders for wool
tops or wool cloth that increased
their immediate needs for wool.
Neither mills nor topmakers were
willing to buy woods for inventory at
prices quoted. Asking prices on do
mestic woods were steady to slightly
easier than in the previous week.
Greasy combing bright fleece woods
were quoted on a grease basis most
ly at 34-36 cents for fine delaine,
35-37 cents for half bloods and at
39-4l cents for three -eighths and
quarter blood grades.
Evening star., 1940-07-13
Retail Volumes
| Up 7 Per Cent
from 1889
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press. :
The Federal Reserve Board esti-
mated yesterday that department.
store sales in the week ended July
6 were 7 per cent larger than in,
the corresponding week last year.
Sales in the week ended June 81
had been per cent above last year,
and in the four weeks ended July,
6 they averaged per cent more.
than in the similar 1899 period.
BY Federal Reserve districts. in
creases in the one week ended july
6 over year ago were: 4
Boston, 6 per cent; Philadelphia,
10; Cleveland, IL; Richmond, Is; At
lanta, Z; Chicago, g. st. Louis, A.:
Minneapolis, 10; Kansas City, s.:
Dallas, 6. and San Francisco, 4. \
A per cent decrease in the Newi
York district was the only decline'
on the list. 2
Evening star., 1940-07-13
Crude Oil Quotation
Cut in Pennsylvania
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoclated Press.
PITTSBURGH, July 13.-The
Joseph Seep purchasing agency of
the South Penn Oil Co. last night
announced a third 25-cents-a-b bar
rel cut in the price of Pennsylvania
crude oil since May 21.
The new prices are: Bradford
district, 81 per barrel; Southwest
Pennsylvania pipe lines, $165; Eu-
reka pipe lines, $159.
Quaker State Oil Refining Co.
reduced the price of Buckeye crude
Is cents, also to $1.55.
Evening star., 1940-07-13
Metal Market

NEW YORK, July 13 P.-Copper,
steady; electrolytic. spot. Conn. Valley.
1O.s7la-l1 so; export. fa.s. New York,
1895. Tin. steady. spot and nearby,
51.25: forward, 5O.1212. Lead steady;
4s5. Zinc, steady; East st. Louis. spot
and forward 625. Pig iron, aluminium,
antmony, quicksilver platinum Chinese
CHANGED.
Evening star., 1940-07-13

and turning, wrapped. 6x6 and larger
l.0o-1.25; poorer lower; bushel baskets,
green, LOO: New jersey 12-quart Climax
baskets. rIoes and turning. wrapped. 1858
/. 30
HROOMS-Maryland and Pennsyl-'
Vanla, 3-pound baskets, SOL 90 +
ANGES-California boxes Valenciast
3.00-3.5 50 as to Grade and size
IEMONS-Callfornla boxes. No /, 450-g
600: NO :. 3.5U-4 90 as to size
CHERRIES = Washington, 16- pound
boXeS, - 20 So
PLUMS-Washington 4-basket fats.
2.25-2,15.
GRAPES California. lugs. Thompson.
SeedeSs, 225-2.50
REUBARB- PENNSYLVANIA. crates. 212-
dozen punches. rs
1870.
Evening star., 1940-07-13

Unit OF trading 10 shares.
In bakruptcy or receiyership 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
quarter or semi-annual declaration. Unless
otherwise noted. special or extra dividends
are not included
xEx dividend xr Ex rights Also extra
or extras Accumulated dividends paid
last wear Declared or paid so far this
year. Payable ( in stock. Paid last wear
h Cash or stock k Accumulated dividends
paid or declared this wear
Evening star., 1940-07-13
New York Cotton

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 13.-Trade COW
ering and spothouse buying in July
steadied the near months in cotton
futures today, but new crops eased
under hedge selling and local
liquidation.
Unfavorable weather forecast, for
the week end was offset by long
range prediction for warm, dry con-
ditions the middle of next week.
Final prices were points lower
to higher.
Evening star., 1940-07-13
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, July 13.-Dividends de-
elared. Prepared by Fitch Publishing Co.:
Resumed.
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate riod. record able
Carthage Mills -- S1.0O 7-15 7-22
Extra.
AEnew Surp's Ltd zoe - s-15 90
Stouffer Corp.--S1.0 90 T-20 7-3O
Accumulated.
Havana E&U 79a 1st pf75c - 7-31 Sis
Evening star., 1940-07-13

In bankruptcy or receiversh!p or being
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act, or
securities assumed by such companies
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
ton Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not included Also
extra or extras Accumulated dividends
paid last year e Declared or paid so
far this year Payable in stock Paid
last wear Cash or stock Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
ur Under rule WV With warrants, xv
Without warrants war Warrants
Evening star., 1940-07-13

Middlirg. spot Gs-inch). 1O.4sn.
Nominal.
Evening star., 1940-07-13
Bonds
Approximate Transactions 1odoy.

By private wire direct to The Star.
Evening star., 1940-07-13

ww-With warrants. xw-Without war
rants. n-New. st (stp)-Stamped
sNegotiability impaired by maturity.
Evening star., 1940-07-13
NEW YORK STOCK, BOND AND
Stocks
tBy Private Wire Direct to tn. starJ

| Stocks
| tBy Private Wire D
| Stock and sales
| Dividend Rate. Add
Air Reduction la
| Alaska Juneau so.
Allegheny Corp
Alleg Ludlum soc.
Allied Chem ,6)
Allied Mills (.75e)
Allied Stores
Allis-Chalm .50e--
Am Airlines .-----
Am Can 90
Am Car g. Foundry
Am Chain & C soc
Am & Foreign Pwr
Am&FP 60 pf.60k.
Am&FP 10 pf.70k
Am Hide&Leather
Am International
Am Locomotive
Am Pwr & Light
AP&L $6pf 3.375k-
Am Radiator
Am Rolling Mills
Am Sm&Ref 1.50e.
Am Steel Fly soc.
Am Tel & Tel t9)
Am Tob'co tB)t5).
Am Water Works
Am Woolen -----.
Am Zinc -
Anaconda Use
tAnchor HG pf(5) ]
Armour (lll)
Armstrong C SOC
Assoc Dry Goods.
Atl Goa st Line -
Att Refining tl)--.
Atlas Corp pf 49,.
Atlas Powd 1.50e-.
Aviation Corp -
Baldwin Loco cts
BALTIC & Ohio
BALTIC & Ohio pf -
Bendix Await (1e).
Beneficial LIN soc.
Best & Co l.60a
Beth Steel (2.25e).
Beth Steel pf 90
Bigelow San del
Bla W Knox
TBlumenthal S pf-
Boeing Airplane
Bond Stores t1.60)
Borden Co (.60e)
Borg Warner SOC.
Bower Roll B (3)-.
Briggs Mfg (1e)
Bristol myers 2.40
Bklyn-Ma Trans
Bklyn & Queens -.
Bucyrus-Erie Use
Budd Mfg
Budd Wheel zoe
Bullard Co .75e
Burlington M t1)-
Burr's Add M zoe
Butte Copper
Calumet & H Use
Canada Dry
Canadian n Pacific
Ca terpillar Trac 2
Celanese DAD
Central Foundry
Central Vic Sugar
TCentury r NJ pf Z
Cere de PaSco (3e).
Ches & Ohio $50
Chi&Northwn tr)-
Chi RIP 7Spf(r)
Childs Co
Chrysler (2.50e)
Colg-Pal-P pf 4.50
Collins & AK 2.25e
Colum BC(A).90e
Columb G & E zoe
Comcl Inv Tr 90
Comcl Solvents -
Comwlth Ed $50
Comwlth & SCUM
Comwl e. So pf 49,
Consol Aircraft
Consol Cop NJ Use
Con sol Edison (2).
Consol Ed pf o.
Consol Oil t.s0)
Contain Corp .75e-
Cont Baking tAD-
Cont Baking tB)-
Cont'l Can (1.50e).
Cont lnsur 1.60a-.
Cont Motor
Cont Oil (.50e)
Copperweld t.40e)
Coty Inc (.25e) -
Crane Co
tCrown Zell pf(5).
Cructble Steel
Cuban Am Sugar.
Cuneo Press 1.50--
Curtiss Publish'g
Curtis Pub pf(2k)
Curtiss- Wright
CurtiSS-Wr(A) lie
Cutler-Ham'r soc
Del Lack & Wn
fDevoe&R A use
TDixie-Vor A $50
Dome Mines (2)
Dresser Mfg (1e)-
Dunhill Internatl-
Du Pont (3.50e) -.
Du Pont pf (4.50)-
Eastm Kodak (6)
Eaton Mfg (1.50e)
Edison Bro S t1)
Elec Auto-L 1.50e-
Electric Boat .40e.
Elec Pwr & Light
Elec P&L s6 pf -
Elec P& L 81 pf -
Endicott-J (3)-
Eng Pub Service
Eng Pub Sv pf (5).
Fairb'ks Morse la.
Fed Lt&Trac t1a)
Fidelity Pho 1.60a-
Firestone (.75e)
First Natl st $50
Flintkote (1g)
fFranklin Sim pf
Freeport Sulph (1)
GaylordCont zoe
Gen Am Invest -.
Gen Am Ira 1.25e-
teen Bak pf (S)--
Gen Cable
teen, Cigar pf 60
Gen Elec (.70e)---
Gen Foods 90 ----
Gen Gas & El(A)-.
Gen Motors 1.75e-.
Gen Outdoor Adv.
Gen Public Svc-
Gen Shoe .S0e) -.
Gillette SAT r SO.
Gillette S r pf(5)-
Glidden Co (.30e)-
Gobel tAdolf) ----
Goodrich (BF) -.
Goody'r T&R .75e-
CRANKY Cons .50e-
Granite City S -
Great North n pf--
Grt No o ctfs .75e-
Greyhound % -.
Guantanamo Sug-.
Gulf Mob & North
TT4-L TTyA11r- En>
Evening star., 1940-07-13

STOCK And SAIeH-
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
San Diego Invaders Smear
FL Centres All Stars
81 at Valley Stadium :

San Diegos ABC ball club COM
pleted a successful invasion of I'M
perial Valley Friday night at Ell
Centre stadium by defeating the Ell
Centre All Stars 6 to 2.
Ell Centre took a one-run lead in
the first inning when Joe Hurst
singled and scored Sander. The
slender margin was held until the
fourth inning when San Diego
scored three runs.
San Diego scored again in the
seventh when Tallamente hit a
home run with one on. Ell Centre
scored its second run In the ninth.
Nurse, pitching for the All Stars,
played outstanding ball despite the
loss. He led the hitting with two
hits. OF the All Star two runs,
Hurst scored one and drove in
the other. Hurst struck out eight
men, gave up one base on balls
and allowed eight hits.
Kenmuir, pitching for San Diego,
allowed six hits, struck out nine
and issued seven bases on balls.
Tallamente led San Diego's hitting
with three. Kenmuir got two and
so did Keough.
Three errors were registered a.
gainst the All Stars one against
San Diego.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
League Lead a
PeriIouS Place,
Red s Discover

NEW YORK. June %. up
Leading the league has its draw
backs. considering what it did to
the Reds and the Red SoX. Those
two clubs put on their high hats
to strut before the paying custom
ers and now they're trying to patch
themselves together to keep from
winding up in the breadline.
Cincinnati, with its big ace Paul
Derringer on the mound. took a
AS licking at the Polo Grounds
yesterday from the up-and-coming
Giants. 1t was the Reds third
straight defeat and plunked them
into third place as Bill Terrys
club moved into the runner-up
spot, one game behind the pace
making Dodgers.
Derringer had the Giants beaten,
80 going into the last Of the
sixth. With two out. the Giants tied
the score on singles by Young and
banning. Otis double and urges
single. Frank Mccormick dropped
Werber'S throw on Bob Seeds roll
Ter which started the Giants VIM
ming run in the eighth.
After starting their western jun
ket with four straight over the
White SoX, the Red SoX have
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
Nv GEO. r. BUCKLIN

The excellent quality of yellowtail
fishing which is continuing unabat-
ed in the vicinity of the Mexican
Coronado islands. 10 miles south of
San Diego harbor, can best be il
Illustrated from the logs of some of
the sports fishing vessels plying
those waters.
Joe Basinger. who operates the
Aztec boats from the foot of F
street, advised that during Thurs
day and Friday So passengers caught
a total of 225 yellowtail and tuna,
an average of almost 4 fighting fish
apiece
H. and NJ. Sport Fishing Co. re-
ported that on last Sunday, "a pa
irons of the Mascot III brought Sc
yellowtail to gait The largest fork
tail scaled "a pounds On the same
day. so anglers on the company S
charter boats returned to port with
229 yellowtail and 4 tuna. The Mas
cots total for Monday amounted
to AZ yellowtail and tuna. with the
largest yellowtail weighing %
pounds. Tuesdays haul on the
Mascot totaled 100 yellowtail and
! bluefin tuna, caught by IS pas
sengers. The jackpot was taken with
the tuna which scaled "a pounds.
Likewise on Tuesday. Is fisher
men on the Star Angler took lol
yellowtail at the Middle Grounds,
Coronado Islands. Anglers on the
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23

wound up in a hall of mirrors .
They don't know just where they're
going or what it's all about. Cleve-
lands team of mutiny slapped down
the Red SoX. IA and increased the
Indians American league lead to
two games. 1t was the Red Sox'
fifth straight defeat and the Tribes
SIKH straight triumph.
The Yanks came out of their five
game losing streak by blasting the
Tigers, 1877.
Buck Ross pitched four-hitter
to give the Athletics 12-l victory
over the White SoX. cooling off
Jimmy Dykes club fresh from three
straight over the Yankees.
Sid Hudson. 23-year-old rookie
up from class D came within one
hit of baseball's hall of fame as he
pitched the Washington senators
to a 10 decision over the st. Louis
Browns last night before 12,804
The Dodgers maintained their
pace-setting role in the National
league with 1913 triumph over
the Pirates.
Scoring four runs in the third off
Bill Lee, the Philhes hung up their
third straight victory by taking a
6-5 decision from the Cubs.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
BENCHWA
by Burdette Kline
-pox4 praxs Spor4s Edifor-
Sports Editor

same boat averaged two yellowtail
apiece wednesday. when 80 fisher
men accounted for rs of the fork
tails.
The phenomenal run of yellowtail
one of the greatest ever recorded
in southern California ocean wa
tiers. has been supplemented by
bright and sunny weather. a calm
ocean and quantities of lively race
horse sardines.
Barge fishing at Oceanside yield
ed two huge Jewish this week.
One of the huge black BASS was
brought to gaff Monday, which seal
ed 100 pounds. The other monster,
which tipped the beam at 260
pounds. was caught Tuesday. The
pair of leviathans brought the total
of this variety of fish TO four caught
on the barge during the past ten
days.
Surf. bay and slough fishing from
Oceanside to the Tia Juana slough,
is producing good strings of croak-
er. founder. halibut, corvina and
some sea trout.
Lakes in the San Diego mountains
are providing excellent sport for
fresh water anglers, with bass,
crappie and bluegills responding to
mud suckers. lougs. spinnerS and
worms. Sweetwater. Barrett. Nor
ena. Hodges. Hershaw and to a
more limited extent Cuyamaca and
Wolford are the most popular spots.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
I !. ~ -E2-
k=AkAG
banning, Radciiff
Lead batters

NEW YORK, June 22-CUPO-
Harry THE Horse" banning, New
York Giants catcher, and RIP
The Ripper" Radcliffe, st. Louis
Browns outfielder, forged to the
front as the major league batting
leaders last week. according to the
averages released today and in
Guiding games of Thursday.
banning regained the National
league lead from his teammate, Joe
Moore. by adding 20 points to his
average. increasing it to 1854. Moore
dropped to second place with. 342
Radcliffe slumped eight points to
1859 but took over the American
league lead because the previous
leader, Lou Finney. Red Sox, drop
ped from 1878 to .351 for third
place. Barney McCosky, Tigers,
moved into second place with 1853
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
Today's Sports Parade

rand champion. But because OF
Jacks feud with Mike Jacobs. the
announcer. who is paid by Mike
Jacobs, introduced him simply as
another former titleholder.'
He was just another ghost OF
the past to the crowd. The man
whose name was once enough 10
set any crowd electric with excite
ment got only a polite and sedate
applause. Looking at Jack as he
stood there under the harsh lights.
which brought out every line in his
face, every middle-age bulge IN
the once wolf-lean body, one almost
wished that he had acknowledged
the introduction from the shadows
of his ringside seat One also WISH
ed that he wouldn't go through
with the ridiculous fight he has
agreed to wage with a wrestler IN
Atlanta next month.
Sharkey-Dempsey-B raddock. They
stood uncomfortable in the ring,
shaking hands, talking to one an
other in loud, unnatural voices.
Then Max Baer came through the
ropes. The passing of time really
struck you in the face with his
appearance. There was a time
and it couldn't have been more
than a week or two ago-that Max,
big. laughing, strong, unmarked
Max, came out of the west to look
on all the world with laughing eyes.
Yet. there he stood. Tired. Awfully
old for one so young. No bounce.
No sparkle. His face retreat for
shadows and lines And by his very
efforts 10 be light and buoyant,
revealing what the years and fists
had done to him. For just a moment
this writer was too old and tired
to write.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
Seattle Stretches Coast League Lead
By BANKING Sacramento Twice

four and a half games and eight
games ahead of the third-place San
Diego Padres last night by twice
blanking the Sacramento Solons.
The scores were IL to and to 0.
Dick Barrett turned the Senators
back with five hits in the opener
and coasted to victory behind the
l3-hit barrage of Bill Schmidt,
George Munger and Mclaughlin.
San Diego evened up its series
with Portland with a to 3 vic
tory. Wally Hebert outpitched Bill
Thomas and the Padres won four
run flourish in the fifth, featured
by Ed Stewards homer. Each team
garnered ten hits.
Oakland won its first game of
the series from Los Angeles, 6 to
5, by scoring four unearned runs
after two were out in the fifth
inning when Eddie Cihocki COM
mitted two errors. Ray Prim gave
the Acorns only nine hits against
II chalked up against Stan Corbett,
who won his 18th of the year. The
Angels had two men on In the
ninth when Lou Stringer sent
long drive to Lloyd Christopher
near the fence after plantiig1a sure
home run foul by inches.
San Francisco and Hollywood
made it even-Steven for the series
when the Seals won 5 to 4, cutting
short a Star rally in the ninth after
two runs were across. Frank Dasso
staggered to nine-hit victory,
three Of which came in the ninth
inning. Ferris Fain and Ted Jen-
nings contributed triples to the VIC
| tory
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
By HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK, June %. (UP)-The
hands on the clock move fast IN
sport.
In no other endeavor does Father
Time hustle along so quickly, now
ing down the champions before the
cheers stop ringing in their ears.
Those OF us who saw the joe
Iouis-Arturo Godoy fight at Yam
kee Stadium were wildly reminded
of how brief IS the strut of an
athletic hero in the spotlight of
fame.
To enliven the ten minute wait
between the last preliminary and
the main bout, the announcer ask
ed all of the former heavyweight
champions in the crowd to step into
the ring for a bow. The request
was intended as gracious gesture
to the titleholders of earlier years
and a treat for the spectators.
1t proved an embarrassment to
the old boys and a bore to the
crowd.
The first to step under the lights
of the ring was Jack Sharkey, the
Boston COB, who to those OF us
who write of fights. seemed only
to have stepped into the shadows
of retirement a few days ago. But
the crowd scarcely knew him as,
unsure and paunchy. he clasped his
hands above his head in the age
old salute of the fighting man.
He drew only a smatter OF ap-
plause and boos. and quickly step
ped back to lean against the ropes.
AS time is measured in other bust
ness Sharkey is young man. but
as q sports champion whose day
has passed he seemed old.
Jim Braddock followed Sharkey
into the ring. He was given greet
ing so lukewarm that it seemed to
clothe him in the raiment OF an
old man, and put halt in his
step. Yet, actually, the champion
who was soon to step into the ring
and defend his title-Louis-wo
the right to defend it by beating
Braddock. Still, so swiftly do the
hours pass in sport. Braddock SEEM
ed an oldtimer a box-fighter whose
name would not seem out of place
when grouped with that of Corbett,
Fitz. Jeffries, and johnson.
Then Dempsey came in. Usually
the OIL Manassa Mauler's entrance
into a New York ring is heralded
by an announcement packed with
such words as immortal, idol, hero,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
BIozis SmasIres
Records in Meet

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June %
(UP)-Big AL Blozis had his day
with one magnificent pitch of the
Is pound shot and today the ma
tional collegiate track and field
meet settled down once more into
a tight team battle between South
ern California and Stanford's small
but mighty squad.
Stanford placed eight men in
today's final events, to seven for
Southern California and never have
had a better opportunity to shat
ter the five-year dominance OF
their bitter rivals on the west coast
Blozis, 245-pound, six foot, five
inch sophomore from Georgetown
university, who set three world
shot put records in a single night
during the indoor season, opened
the meet with a new American ano
national collegiate shot record OF
Sc feet, Il inch.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. June p. ttP) -
Hogs saleable so, nominally steady,
few mediu INTO good 15o-2Oo Id
truckins BOB 6.15; good choice
around 200 10 quoted TO 6.35, odd
sows 4.25.
Cattle saleable 250; cleanup trade
steady; few common steers quoted
s,s5 upward: few feeders 6.75; heif-
erettes z: few beef and dairy type
cows 5-6; Gamers down TO A. good
grass cows quoted to around l;
good bulls quoted rs or above
calves saieable 90. steady, few veal
ers to 1850: choice lacking quoted
IL or above.
sheep saiesbie 100. followers 677;
two loads 10 ID island wooded lam b.
7.bo: sorted 100 head At s; consid =
cred steady. lambs unsoid.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
NEW TORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, June p. tuP)-
Trading on the stock market dwin-
died further today and prices NOV
ed in narrow range as Wall Street
awaited the Hitler armistice terms
War issues marked time. The fl
nanciaI district believes that Hit
Ter terms may give clue TO the
wars duration Non-war stocks
were equally dormant.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial. 122.83.
up 022; rail, 1856, up 0.o3; utility
II SO, up O.37; and IS stocks, Abs.
up Obs. ,,,
stock sales Appropriated 2oo'oo"
shares. the lowest since two weeks
ago when volume was the smallest
since July s, 1889. Curb stock sales
were $4,000 against $4,000 shares
last Saturday.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
Vines Favored
TOWN Tourney

LOS ANGELES, June %. UP)
Better known as a tennis cham
pion. Ellsworth Vines of San Ga
briel country club emerged today
as a favorite to win the southern
California amateur golf champion
ship at Lakeside country club.
Vines stroked his way into the
semi finals with a one-up win over
Bruce Mccormick of Flintridge
tournament medalist who was the
even money favorite to win.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. June 81. up
Trading was only fair.
Asparagus: local loose choice Sd
JumboS 7I2-8c.
Cantaloupes: Imperial Jumbo 27S
$1.06-S1 %; Jumbo 36s-45s 81 40
.5n: hOneydewS Imperial Jumbo
27s-36s $1.50-S1.75; honeyballs jun
b 2Gs-3Gs Imperial $500; pony 54s-
5is 75-S1.00.
squash white summer 35-56c !:
Italian 50-75c; yellow crookneck 25-
4oc; tomatoes: Laguna 4X5s S1.25-
S1.35: 5x5s and 5x6s $40
WatermeIons: Klondikes 172-0 h..
$35.00-S 37.00.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. June %. UP)
Hens, Ieghorns "a -oh IDS. 49,. lie
Hens, leghorns, over 4 lbs. go. lie
Do. over 4 lbs. ................ lie
Hens, colored, 3h TO lbs. E. 1Sc
Hens, colored. over 4 lbs. go. 1Sc
Broilers, over IA up to 2& lbs. lac
Br pliers. over "a up TO PA lbs. 15c
Flyers. leghorns, over 2A up to 10
Fryers. colored, IN 3h lbs. E. tic
Fryers, colored, over 3A IDS. up 10
Roasters, colored .............. 10
Old ROSTERS, coIored .......... 3
old roosters. leghorn ........ SC
Stays NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lac
lDucklings, over pounds ...... 16c
Ducklings. under 8 pounds ...- lac
Old ducks SC
Young geese ................. 15c
Old tom turkeys .............. lie
Old hen turkeys 80. .......... lie
Capons lbs. and up ....... FAC
Rabbits. No. ] VIII. 2 u 4 Y lbs. E. 10o
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Markets at a Glance

stocks narrowly irregular in dull
trading.
Bonds irregular: L. S. govern
ments higher.
Curb stocks firm.
Foreign exchange strong.
Cotton slightly firmer.
Wheat up around y TO Is cent;
corn up about Is to Y.
Rubber firm.