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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-14

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-14

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Evening star., 1952-03-16

its held in American banks have
been frozen by q United States
Treasury order.
The Communist controlled Adm
News Agency, issued the state
ment for the government, naming
Chase National Bank, National
City Bank and the Manufacture
ers Trust Co. as holding certain
balances which accrued from Rus
sian zone business with United
States firms. The East German
currency has no standing In the
international market.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
BroziI and U. S. Sign
MILITARY Aid Aqreemen,
By III. Assoeio,ed Pres.

bY The Associoted Press
RIO DE JANEIRO. Mar. Is
The United States signed a mill
tary aid pact today with Brazil to
bolster the Western Hemisphere
against the threat Of interna-
tional Communism"
The agreement is similar to
those the United States recently
signed with Peru. Ecuador and
Cuba.
United States Ambassador Her
schel v. johnson and Brazilian
Foreign Minister Joao Neyes da
Fontoura signed the pact.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Z Norfolk Buildings Burn with 5 IIurf and MISSING
" ths A.sesias.d Pres,

" ne Assoeldfed Press
NORFOLK, Va. Mar. 15.-A
three-alarm blaze destroyed two
buildings here early today. One
person is missing and i've others
were injured. none critically.
There was no trace tonight Of
Joe Nathan Rogers. 22-year-old
colored employe at the naval base,
believed in one Of the structures
during the fire. The five injured
persons were treated at hospitals
here and released.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

DESTROYED In the blaze were the
Twin City Tobacco Co.. q four
story building and an adjacent
three-story structure which housed
a wastepaper business on the
ground floor and apartments on
the top two floors.
About 16 persons were reported
living N the apartments. Most
escaped by leaping from windows,
with injuries to at least one.
/ There was no estimate tonight
of damages.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Carney Back In Naples After NA10 Talk in Greece

Greek land forces would come
under italian Gen. Maurizio Las
saro de Castiglione. who Is COM
mander Of NATo's Southern land
forces. Admiral Carney replied:
IT can say to you that no Greek
force will ever be placed under
anybody without full consent and
approval Of the Greek govern
ment and the Greek services"
Greek military men have ex-
pressed q preference for senior
United States Army officer as
commander with headquarters In
Greece.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
|peiping Threatens GaIloW,
For Germ War Criminals
BY The Assoeicssd Pres,

TOKYO. Sunday, Mar. l6.-A
Chinese Communist government
official was quoted today by the
official Peiping radio as saying
"a gallows In the peoples court
awaits that handful Of savage war
criminals who are waging germ
warfare"
It. quoted an article by Szeto
Mei-tang, identified as q COM
missioner Of overseas affairs. The
article bristled with such express
SionS as enormous crimes. !"
Evening star., 1952-03-16
BY the Asseeieisd Pres.

NAPLES, Italy, Mar. 15.-United
States Admiral Robert B. Carney.
NATO commander-in-chief for
Southern Europe, returned to his
headquarters here today after q
day Of conferences with Greek
military and political leaders in
Athens.
He arrived there yesterday after
two days in Turkey. Greece and
Turkey are the newest NATO
members.
Asked by reporters whether
Evening star., 1952-03-16
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. A-25
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american cannibals'' and .mur-
rderers." "
His threat Of gallows executions
was the first open death threat to
Americans made in the steady
series Of Red germ broadcasts
over the past % days.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
East Germun Credits
In U. S. Bunks Frozen

~ the Associated Press
BERLIN. Mar. Is. - The East
Zone German government said
tonight its foreign exchange cred
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Mems PIostie Roineoots a.
Folds into pocket-size plastic pouch. >
Small medium. large. Street Floor.
Mems Sweet Shirts O.
Cotton knit fleece back. 36 to As. Limit
2 to customer. Street Floor.
Mems Hondkerehiefs 10 for
Idemstitched hems White. Cello 81
wrapped package. Street Floor.
Mems Sport Belts z FOR
Durable elastic. with leather ends. e.
Tongue-buckle style. 50 to -. Street
Floor.
Mems Novelty Socks 4 prs.
Rayon-cotton. CeIlo-wrapped. Also O.
cotton work hose. 10 to IL. Street
Floor.
Mems coIorful Ties z for
Rayons, jacquards, foulards. satins ST
Some irregular Street Floor.
Mems Better Hose pr.
English wool hose. 6x3-rib. Elastic top. 81
Ankle, regular length. Street Floor.
ykMen's Tee Shirts, Briefs z for
Perfect, irregular. White cOmbed cotton. s
s. NJ L. Street Floor.
Mems Union Suits
Irregulars. Athletic style. Sanforized ST
white nainsook. s6 to 4s. Street Floor.
Mems NyIon Hose z prs.
1907 Nylons with mercerized cotton re- e4
Inforced heel, toe. Elastic top, ankle, y
regular lengths 10 to 10. Street Floor.
Girls Cotton and Royon Blouses
Cotton broadcIoth and rayons. White, ST.
pastels. to 6x. Second Floor.
Girls Royon Slips
With 3" lace rufhs. White pink. H. ST
Second Floor.
Tots Cotton 0veFolIs
Bib top. suspenders Heavy twill. 2, I, ST
6, g. Second Floor.
PereoIe Crib Sheets
First quality, long wearing crib sheets. $T
Fitted style. Second Floor.
Little Boys 2-Pe. Suits
Cotton knit polo shirt in stripes. Solid y
boxer type shorts. Sizes 3 to 6. Second FL
Tots Polo Shirts z for
Knit cotton. Short, long-sleeve styles. 81
/ to 6. Second Floor.
Boys Sport, Dress Shirts
Broadcloth, sanforized cotton flannel
Many colors. to Is. Street Floor.
Boys Sweet Shirts @z
Fleece-back cotton. Full cut. White,
grey. to 16 Street Floor.
Bows Underwear 8 for
Athletic tee shirts. Briefs. Boxer shorts. ST
Famous make. 4 to 16. Street Floor.
Boys Hose for Long Wear
Elastic. crew tops Fancy, plain shades. ST
to 1ohz Irregular. Street Floor.
Washable Print Aprons z for
CoveraIl waist styles. Tubfast SO-square G.
printed percale. Second Floor.
Evening star., 1952-03-16


X Infants 3.99 Shoes -
Soft leather uppers, flex- N4
ible soles. Shoes, oxfords.
3 to 9. Street Floor. n -
X 1885 9x12 Rugs
Reversible fibre. Pop e.
ular plaid patterns. y
Third Floor. III
X 2.89 Door Mats
Heavy cocoa fibre. Natural Nay
or mottled. 16x27 inch.
Third Floor.
X $3.50 Irregular Rugs
Tone-on-tone or floral q IN
9x12 Administers VMX
Third Floor.
Mems 2.s5 pajamas
Cotton broadcloth, flan-
nelette. Notch collar, xm
MILDLY style. A, b, C, d.
Street Floor.
Chair Covers set
Knitted cotton. For maple ~
chairs. 3 sets for sofa.
Street Floor.
krinkIs Spreads
Washable, seamless. Seal Xn
loped edges. Full size.
Street Floor. 6
Mattress Covers z Tor
Full twin. button closing. ~
Heavy EssSE sheetins. Street
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Royon Ponties 3 for
Knit Jersey. Novelty, lace trims. S, NIL ST
TX to 3X. Street Floor.
Wide Garter Belts er
Rayon jacquard. Bone front, side hook. ,
26 to 40 Street Floor.
xxx Elastic GirdIes
Nylon, orion elastic. Panty styles. Reg ST
uiar, TX to SIX sizes. Street Floor.
Eyelet-trimmed Slips
Also petticoats. White, some pastels.
Perfect, irregulars. Street Floor.
BuiIt-up Cotton Slips -.
sanforized so-square psrcale.. Pink, g. > +.
gore IS to So. Street Floor.
NyIon Tricot Ponties z for
Trimmed, fancy brief styles. White, ST
black, pastels. 5, 6, =. Street Floor.
Extra-Size Tricot Pdnties z for
Two-bar rayon tricot I'm white. pastel. ST
6. and TX to sx. Street Floor.
Royon Jersey Pdnties FLOR
Spring pastels. Non-run rayen. 5, M. ST
L, XII sizes. Street Floor.
Nylon Hose pr.
Full-fashioned. Perfect. 51-gauge, Is St
denier. S1z to 1Oh. Street Floor.
No-Seom Nylon Hose z prs.
Perfect, 4Oo-needle, 15-denier. REIN 81
forced heel, toe. 81 to 1oh. Street Floor.
Thirds! chiIdren's AnkIets s prs.
Turn-down cuffs. Pastels. stripes. Mer- St
cerized cotton. to 101. Street Floor.
Lovely Spring Rlouses
Rayons, cottons. Some irregular. 81 to ST
3S. Street Floor.
Attractive Hondboes
Plastic rayon faiIle, suede-fnish fabric.
Factory rejects. Street Floor. Plus Tax
Mems and Women's Billfolds
Vinyl plastic calf finish. Mems, women's ST.
styles. colors Street Floor. plus tax
Costume Jewelry -
Earrings scatter pins Many styles,
sizes. Street Floor. Plus tax
Women's Spring Gloves z prs.
Rayon; white only. Not all styles in all G.
sizes. 6 to 8. Street Floor.
Sheer Print Honkies s for
Womens. Large size. ,Colorfast cotton. 6
Lovely colors, designs. Street Floor.
k39 Rayon Satin yd.
Heavy grade. FUN pieces Choice Of Ct
many beautiful colors Street Floor.
Vinyl Garment Bags ca.
Jumbo. regular 2-suiter Sizes Holds $1
to 1s garments. Upper. Street Floor.
PIoying Cords 8 decks
Poker, canasta, bridge styles. Novelty e.
backs. Heavy, serviceable. Street Floor. y
kSoIt-Pepper Shokers pr.
High polish. Copies of fine sterling ST
patterns. Tax free. Street Floor.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Boys So Upper sIasks
Rayen gabardine,' part@A
wool corduroy. Pleats. W
6 TO l6. Street Floor.
4 Slip Covers set go
Complete S-piece set. MI
Floral print cretonne.
Perfect. Street Floor. ~
RuiiIed Curtains, : prs. 81
Rayon marquisette. 81 ins.
long. Street Floor. ~
ka.60 Spring Handbags -
Pouch, box plastic, rayon
faille. Only $50. Smart ~
colors. Street Floor.
Sub ! Teens' Dresses 2 for
Lovely cottons for Easter. en-
Dainty trims. 10, IL and W
II. Second floor. ID
$50 Brassieres 2 for Sn
Long line. b and G cups, ~
"a to 46. Perfect. Street ~
Floor.
4 2.4s-2.ss 0xfords Sn
For boys and girls. Leather -
uppers, long-wear soles. 81 -
TO 3. Street Floor.
sOx100 PercaIe Sheets 81
Irregulars-no holes, tears. *
90xl0S-inch. Limited guam W
tity. Street Floor.
= 1O0% Wool Blankets -
Rayon satin binding. Size
52xS4-inch. Color choice. al
Street FIooF. -
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Tots Lined
Spring Goats
81

For boys with matching
cap) and girls. Solid color
red or navy. For girls-white
pique collar. For boys-check
style. Sizes 3 to 6x.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Boudoir Lomp Shades z for
Pleated acetate. Lovely trims. White, 81
4 pastels Third Floor.
Crystal Boudoir Lamps ca.
sellout last time: Crystal bases in ST
styles. Tall, short types. Third Floor.
Poper Dispensers
For wax paper, paper towels. White.
Attractive style. Downstairs.
Jumbo Waste Baskets =
Big 81" high. Round, thin. Take wee y
space. Red, white, yellow Downstairs.
kPoints and EnomeI at.
Gloss, semigloss, self sizing nat, floor G.
and deck enamel stains. Downstairs.
kEnomel Felt Bose 2yds.
Guaranteed heavy weight g. and q e.
widths. Irregulars. Third Floor.
80" PIostie propes z prs.
with valances. Ful width. Solid colors. e.
Slight irregulars Street Floor.
Decorative VuIunces ca.
Rayon marquisette in 54". S3~ lengths. e.
Color choice. Street Floor.
kSlip Cover Fobrics yd.
Fine quality prints in 4S" width. For 81
drapes, etc. Street Floor.
crystol Lozy Susons e.
Big IL" accompaniment relish dish
on ball. -bearing steel base. Downstairs.
Imported Coaster Sets
Set of gay decorated coasters. Match. 81
ing covered box. Downstairs.
6-Pe. Refrigerator Sets
Two 4xS" covered Jars. 4 AKA" covered ST
Jars. Stack to store. Downstairs.
6-Pc. jade Green Sets
Heatproof glass. 8 mixing bowls, salt a.
paper shakers, grease container. Down
stairs.
7-Pe. Heot-p proof Glass Bake Set
One 1-qt. covered casserole, one 8" pie &R
plate, four Coz. custard cups. Down
stairs.
Ape. jade Green Bowl Sets e.
Fire King heatproof ware. One each
g. Z, 8, 81 mixing bowls. Downstairs.
Plastic MoiI Boxes s<r
Clear body. contrasting trim. Weather.
proof. Attractive. Downstairs.
Steel Vegetable Bins
White, red trim Three tiers for fruit, p
vegetables Sturdy. Downstairs
Fine Loee curtoins pr.
Famous make. Extra wide 81" long. e.
Good pattern choice. Street Floor.
k8l" UnbIeached Sheetine z yds.
Heavy quality for many uses Limit 10 &T
yards to customer. Street Floor.
kFibre Window Shades z for
Wooden rollers. 36x72" size. White, 81
colors. Irregular. Street Floor.
Toilet Soop II for
Famous Cashmere Bouquet toilet soap. GH
Lasting fragrance. Street Floor.
Toilet Tissue II for :
Tylo white absorbent quality in $50. G.
sheet rolls. Stock up. Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Todoy's
Radio

1880, Northwestern Uni
versity Reviewing Stand: Senator
Paul Douglas, George w. Mitchell,
Charles S. Hyneman, Kenyon E.
Poole and Dean James H. McBurney
discuss How Should We Economic
in Our National Governments"
11:35, WTOP-Invitation to Learn
ing: Louis Kronenberger and Will
liam G. Rogers discuss Goethe's
The Sorrows of Werther."
1880, WRC-University of Chicago
Roundtable: The topic for discus
sion is THE Role of Women in a
Free Society,""
200, WEAM-Baseball: Chicago
VS.. Brooklyn.
2:25, w WD Baseball: Wash
ington VS.. Chicago.
2:30, WRC-Hats in the Ring:
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge speaks
for Gen. Dwight Eisenhower.
800, WCFM-Catholic University
Concert: The Catholic University
Quartet is heard.
500, WMAL-Round Robin In
lvitation Golf Tournament: The final
round of the tournament is broad
cast from New Rochelle, N. Y.
500, WRC-Hollywood Star Play
house: Ray Milland stars in "Sa-
fari."
$3.50, WCFM-The Beggar's Opera ::
A concert version of the opera by
John Gay.
500, WTOP-Bergen-McCarthy
Show: Rosemary Clooney is guest.
500, New York Times
Youth Forum: The topic for dis
cussion is What Lies Ahead for
Youth?"
$3.50, WTOP-Playhouse on Broad
way: Durwood Gary Hyde, a stu
dent of the University of Louisville
and Patricia Morrison star in II
Married an Angel"
$3.50, WRC-Theater Guild on the
Air: Van Heflin and Ruth Gordon
head the cast of "Over 81"
900, WEAM-Meet Your Con-
gress: "Can Mutual Defense Aid
Be Cut?"
$3.50, WOL-Georgetown Univer-
sity Forum: "Is Our National
Transportation Policy Outmoded?"
| is the question for discussion.
1000, WWDC-District Round
table: THE Reorganization Act of
the District of Columbia" is dis
cussed.
1890, WRC-American Forum of
the Air: Senator Richard Russell
and Senator Robert Taft discuss
HAS Our European Policy Been
Unwise?"
11:OO, VIVID C-Chicago Theater
of the Air: Nancy Carr and Thomas
L. Thomas star in F'rimls "Vaga-
bond King"
HOS, WOL-Going AWOL: Rus
sell Nype is guest on new variety
show.
u:45, P-Presidential Pro-
files: w. Averell Hartman is guest
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Stock Market IdIes,
Prices Drift Lower
In 81 10 81 Range
Rx the A,.oeiaied Pre.,

NEW YORK, Aug. .23.-An idle
stock market drifted lower today.
Only a few issues displayed any
thing more than routine re-
sponses.
Prices sagged from fractions to
between ] and 2 points while gains
were almost entirely fractional.
Volume for the fifth straight
session was at q rate of less than
a million shares for the entire day.
Most railroads were either un-
changed or hadn't even appeared
on the tape. Southern Railway
was down a little more than a
point. the bottom of the carrier
downside range.
SteelS and motors fiuctuated
quietly an eighth or quarter up
or down. Utilities held steady. Al
most all other groups were mar
rowly mixed with minus signs
holding an edge.
, Among lower stocks were Balti-
more & Ohio. Standard Oil IN
j.. Westinghouse Electric, East
man Kodak, Homestake Mining
United States Steel, Studebaker
and DiStilling Corp. -Seagrams.
Yellow Cab fell heavily after
directors declared a dividend OF
1914 cents against Is cents paid
in previous quarters. The com
|pany blamed higher expenses
traced to higher taxes. and insur-
ance rates and an insufficient fare
rate.
The magazine Steel in its cur.
rent issue today said that "relaxa.
|tion Of Government restrictions or
distribution and use of steel, cop
per and aluminium looks like q
good bet for as soon as the first
quarter Of 1858, with complete
revocation of the controls in the
second quarter.
Preference to military needs
for steel is being given by the
steel industry to such an extent
that 1t appears military order.
which accumulated during the
two-months' strike will be fillec
by September 80 rather than No.
vember 80 as the industry prom.
iSed when the strike ended"
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Lewis Holiday Closes
All Anthracite Mines
BY the Assoeiuted Press

WILKES BARRE. Pa, Aug. Is.
Mines were closed and idle
throughout the hard-coal fields
today with members of the United
Mine Workers absent from the
pits in a union -ordered memorial
holiday.
Actually, the shutdown has been
in effect since Saturday because
few anthracite mines have been
operating on what normally would
be the sixth day Of a working
week. The holiday is scheduled,
on orders of UNIV President John
L. Lewis. to continue through
September l, Labor Day.
Schuylkill County operations Of
the Philadelphia &c Reading
Coal and Iron Co.. were among
the mines closed, despite the fact
that the company last week post
ed notices there would be work
available" for all men reporting.
Among the P&R operations
closed was the Packer No. 4 at
Shenandoah. Members Of the
union local there had sent a letter
to MIR. Lewis last week pointing
out that they had no voice in
calling the holiday and urging
that UNIV officials turn over their
salaries during the holiday to the
unions health and welfare fund.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Business Briefs

Aluminium Co. Of America an
nounced it will build a $40O mil
lion smelling plant in Alaska. The
company said the project hinges
on the purchase of land and gov.
ernment approval.
Archer-Daniels- Midland Co. in
year ended June 80 earned stab
084 or $4.51 a share VS.. $40, ,764, ,726
or $6.58 in 1851.
Philadelphia Co. In 6 months
ended June 80 earned $6,403, 1875
VS.. $5.715.202 in 1851 period.
Erie r. r. in z months ended
July 81 earned $5,816, ,062 or $l.89
a share VS.. $6.358.562 or $2.12 in
1851 period. \
Virginia Carolina Chem. Co. in
year ended June 30 earned $4,-
003,66 or $18.79 a preferred share
VS.. $5,053,907 or $23.72 in 1851.
DEL, Lack. q Western r. r. in
z months ended July 81 earned
$2.626,879 VS.. $3,372. .526 in 1851
period.
New England Gas & Elec. Assn.
in IL months ended 81, ,397 $50 or
$1.16 a share VS.. $2,015,055 or
$1.10 in 1851 period.
California Oregon Power Co. in
IL months ended July 81 earned
81. 1893, ,109 or $1.88 a share VS.. 81
408.555 or $1.90 in 1851 period.
Jaeger Machine Co. in year
ended June 80 earned $1,O72, TAT
or $2.70 share VS.. 81, ,227 ,040 or
$3.08 in 1851.
Scranton Electric Co. in 12
months ended July 81 earned
81 SPOTS or $l.O6 q share VS..
81 .680.653 or $1.20 in 1851.
Jewel Tea Co. In 20 weeks ended
July II earned $1.449, 1876 or $2.32
a share VS.. $1,820,168 or $2.s7 in
1851 period.
Hazeltine Corp. in 6 months
ended June 80 earned $1,l16.O74
or $3.19a share. Figures for 1851
unavailable.
Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc, in
8 months ended June 30 earned
$146.87l or 28 cents q share VS..
81, ,460. 500 or $2.75 in 1851 period.
General Foods Corp. announced
appointment Of Bruce Watson as
manager of the public relations
department. effective September /.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Cities Service Oil Official
lin Iran 10 See Mossadeqh
BY the Assoeioied Press


TEHERAN, Iran, Aug. 25-w.
Alton Jones, chairman of the
Cities Service Oil Corp, of New
York, has arrived here at the
invitation of Premier Mossadegh.
IA government spokesman said Mr..
Jones will see If he can put Trans
rich oil industry back into opera
ton.
Reliable informants said Mr..
Jones already has talked with Mr..
Mossadegh. They said he in
tended to go Abadan for an in
spection tomorrow.
The worlds biggest refinery at
Abadan has been shut down ever
since the British pulled out last
october following Iranian ma
tionalization Of the properties Of
the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co.
AS a result Of the closedown
this country has been brought
close to bankruptcy for lack Of
revenues which the oil had poured
into the Iranian treasury. Many
previous efforts to get the ma
tionalized oil industry into opera.
ton have failed.
Abbas Parkhideh. president of
the sales commission Of the Ma.
tional Iranian Oil Co., made to-
days announcement.
The newspaper Etelaat said Mr..
Mossadegh invited Mr.. Jones to
come here when he was in the
United States last year.
Evening star., 1952-08-25
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO: Aug; 2S 1:-some. nice
bean crops brought little selling into
Wheat sold of for small losses, partly
renecting an Agriculture Department sur.
and rye this year may set . record. pres.
sure was not severe. however. Oats held
UP better than other cereals in early
Near the end Of the nrst hour wheat
cn4n Eas N cent Lover @ ssgssmRSsr n.smSsr 7s91 ss1
September. 3.I7ss. and lard was un--
SssS.H SShanEsd sto.. to s cents 2 hundred pounds
fr, for Mo MOnday day tso.aiing lS6 ears; cash
points BY barge. They felt the movement
could expand considerably II there should
be s%a outoF HpSn IN P5sss
The outlook for the new new soySean crop
also is viewed as highly satisfactory. u
its weekly survey, the Quaker Oats CO,
the Governments. August !. estimate. The
SfoH ign noy o05 ,on ct sas the equal
On one side, helping to strenethen the
market. was an Improvement In the soy
G asmnd that On he The os os soes ds
clamp ceilings on soybean meal mixtures,
which have been selling far above the
ceiling price for straight soybean meals.
James Bennett g. Co. though such
ceilings would necessitate professors to
would not sen beans at sharply lower
prices" However. the firm. cautioned
contending 'legability Of putting ceilings
on meal mixtures Is Questionable
Daniel r. Rice & Co. said: "If there
is an effective ban on the sale Of soybean
meal mixtures at more than SSl 90 q ton,
then We must take to the sidelines and
re.evaluate the soybean market. No real
opinion Is possible here"
Evening star., 1952-08-25
New York Produce

NEW NJ, YORK, Aug. 25 @.-Butter
m fresh. ne cents; 92 score iAl, fresh. fbE
sc vi, sf1rs fprsb tsin sin fresh' 7sA-74: SO seor'
Cheese. arm. Wholesale sales. Ameri.
can cheese whole milk: Cheddars, fresh
42.47 cents; cheddars. cured. 1856; sineI,
cured, 6o,55: mats, fresh. 45Is-4e; dsts
midsets Gdds0 S92s; sni2e ss misdssets fresh $500
s5.4aa: .4a domsstie Swiss tsIngie tubs
srade @ .-ca. sI-53.o sI533o' srsoe S4-6s'
Eggs, steady. New York spot quota.
ttons, based largely ON exchange tradins
follow: Midwesssrn. mixed colors-Fsncss
I medium. 5eH5ls; puilets. s9hs. stand
shrds iarsea S6-4s: current receipts. Te-
Whites: Fancy heavyweiehts. 65S: extra isH
Browns: Fancy heayyweights. 81: extra
M.arsv lssSs; oli ,s,ta sxtra 4 medium: say
ms5anI;, Tsi5snss; g; 1ss 1snscy hssssEyEeish.:
30.32; Browns; Extra fancy heavy
Weights. ~; mediums. 54; pullets. 39Ks-