Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1927, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON? D, . TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1927 INGENTER MARKET - Spinach Lower——Tomatoes Higher—No. 1 White Hen- nery Eggs 50 and 52. pre the kale quotations on « of spinach and ice v tomataes only changes noted in wh food commodiii today Spinach, which has been 00 and $1.23 a crate 1o price of $1.00 today Tow = 15 a erate selling at “from sclling for bringing and selling Tom Dealers in « No. 1. white rents a dozen naining the same s follows: h selected. ent rec quoted were Runch tinr 2.0024.00 per rots, 1.00 a half bushel; squash, 150 a hushei \ » dozen ears, sold in five-doven lots snd Sweet potatoes, 1.0021.25 a4 hushe! h. one. 3 store packed &mall to medinm Spring chickens, 2 16; dneks, 18420 henn with other N 1s they were yester 40: henne 38, Other prices tar, s 100 hunche: Do wmaller, 3! es Iceberg type, 4-5 dozen mns\l}'[ n-.Rm slow, market {pound sacks ve dinm size pond sacks Supplies light: demand | dull; New York, 100 ows, U. 8. No. 1, me- Michigan vellows, N Supplies moderate: demand arket slightly stronger; New . bushe! haskeis whites, medium | X Dbushel baskets | 0 | reau demand n Shore Ma Tows : ymat upplies modera mand moderate. market s 1,-bushel hampe tics, mostly around 50, Cauliflower Supplies moderate market about nd. crates, suppli v Cantalo 1 et dull; wa Color: pony suppli 1k meats : SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS IN BALTIMORE INCREASE th to T AL INMORE. ieposits in 12 in Baltimore 3 Total mu banks | this pusit at the end of Jul: $ 5 at the end of 1€ to fizures just public by the Baltimove branch Federal Reserve B: made of month was con 1 movement of de- declined in August dur- the preceding four year: mber 14 this year, 67 regu- | change, DEFENDS FEDERAL COTTON FIGURES North Carolma Agricultural | Economist Compares Hes- ter’s and U. S. Statistics. By the Associated Press, RALEIGH, N. ¢, only have the of Agricultural n without ioundation ges have weakened the its worle with farmers, . head of the depart ic economics al sald last night, in a Not Bu- October 4 ainst the Feonomics department Dr. ment of " agr ate College vernment nearly the rarr [ Orieans state the tion covrect in their estimat wer of cotton than is H. ary of the New who said in a rece ment that the methods used by artment in obtaining inforn cotton supplies are mnot states that the depar estimated the world c: ton by 886,000 bales and that this had reduced the price of cotton over $1 a bale. On this difference it may be well to examine the basis of each re port and to point out the difference between {hem. Source of Informatio “Wirsi, we should con of information. Mr. H veport by one Mr. s figures are not - the s SHison. an pect ia the prob- xport stocks. We n's report on it does mot come directly from original sources.” On the other hand, Dr. made by him with able mill Torster | the department’s figures on mill stocks are taken from the International Federation. This information ar | Hester, | ex- | takes his | Mr, | actual | census, but apparently are deductions | GOLD LODE FOUND. Size of Slr’i);e Dwindles—Manila Savings Deposits Saved. o e, Star and Ghicazo Dails |~v inds, published a p r'mluunm. {ober 4.--The Bulletin story this morning that the Benguet Consoldated Mining Co.. in the R auio gold district, had discovered 800, 1000 tons or ore running $ | ton, £$ B to the gold st @ume out in the afternoon he pay lode to a half mil Tion. - B of the ¢ At that mains one mine: heavier and the ore er as the depth increa lode assays $1.041 per ton figure, Benguet world's bon. a numl lower of Fill Up With Firm Flesh New YEAST and IRON adds many pounds Pleasant to take— Quick r= sults—or pay nothing Daily the letters pour in, teling of the amaz g_benefits in weight Wod health-boilding that IRONIZED YEAST ' gives. They say: 10 pounds gained in 3 weeks,” “one full treatment added 7 pounds,” “11_pounds and _new TRONTYED YFACK his built up weight and new healthy energy in thou sands and it cando the same for yon. IRONIZED YEAST ie 1wo fonice in one— wesght-building Yeast wnd strengtheaing Iron. | president See Ugly Hollows of weight. | from 15 | vear. TRAFFIC IS LIGHTER. FIRM REORGANIZED. NEW YORK, October 4 (P)--Sep- | NEW YORK, October 4 nher freight traffic on the Mi tinghouse Airbrake has reor- ropped 1o 141.300 carloads. Westinghouse Tnternational 508 in the same month last Signal Co. to take over for- i holdi . ouri - GOLDMEDAL FIOUR ends baking failures because each batch is ‘kitche'n-'tested” for pies, pastries cakes, biscuits and bread apolrn Kann President DIAMONDS Other Precious Stones Hembers of Amsterdam Diomond Erchanoe hirty-five Tears 2t 935 I'" StrC(‘t‘ PLATINUMSUITHS 4RTHOR 4. JEWELERS AR R RY AR R ARt R ERR Y nthththththtnl 155!5555%555&5555%5 AUTHORIZ] ACENCE Whenever you think of Paints Iarly reporting member banks in lead. ing cities of the fifgh district had time _ deposits axgrefating $236.414. 000, compared _with 5.4 August 10, September v collected from the actual census of 90 per cent of the world’s cofton mills. The United States department raiseg the_estimate to 100 per cent in order | to include all mills, t “This information is given in view of tha apparent misunderstanding he- WILL USE POWDERED COAL | tween the origin of Mr. Hester's and | the department’s report. Tt would ap- pear from this that the department Ship Being Pmed in Baltimore to has an equal claim to correctness with | Run on Pulverized Fuel. Sl roive Difference in Reports. Specia! Dispaich to The Suar. “The difference between the fwo re- BALTIMORE. October 4.—Shipping circlen are awaiting with interest the y,";;,;d,;;“?""“-“ed By Rollowing ompletion of work on the steamship | % Mercer, which is being fitted out with {burners for using pulverized coal as | 3'" : fuel at the Maryland dry docks in Korgikn mull ! Baltimore. The fuel conservation paort stock committee of the Shipping Board re. | and afloat .. 1.308.000 cently discussed the practicability of ao82, the mew method of using coal under| oo 8953000 “There is a difference of sea conditions, and the Mercer, be- longing to the Shipping Board, was | bales between these two reports,” | ordered to Baltimore to be fitted out. | 8aid Dfi;-o{(mmv ““The greatest differ-| o imopeivad o Coal will be pulverized aboard the . ence. ,000 bales, i= with respect to d vessel and fed to the burners, which foreign mill, .Japanese and afloat ::dl'hn:(lvh:e“::!‘ “su"u"’ Mé’o‘n':u only. in stocks. In other words, the greatest much resemble oil burners, by com- {g«unt- sting tablets—60 to a bottle. Safe pressed air. difference in the reports is n t _everybody. Does Mot upset stomach por {field where Mr. Hester's sources O YOO cause gas or bioating. PRICES ON PARIS BOURSE. imformatmn are not known. This does | not mean that Mr. Hester's report IR‘ PARIS. October ¥ UP). Prices incorrect. but that the Bureau of Eco- | moved irregularly on the Bourse to. | Nomics has no way of determining | o JRONIZED YEAST soday from your day. " Three per Ccent . rentes. 56 | its accuracy, because Mr. Hester does | g See the a fain 1n woight and francs 60 centimes: exchange on Lon. DOt State in detail sources from which | sirength from just & ‘course treatment. don. 124 francs 2 centimes: § per|h® Sets his information.” I you ace not satisfied with quick results, cent loan. 76 francs 70 centimes. Demand good; market firm: The | - e o refunded. dozen crates, Big Boston dollar was quoted at 25 francs 47% ! Women of Shangha! are taking up & o TRONIZED TERST CO- Atnme | ornia and Colorado. centimes, the artificial flower fad. Ge. 9RY. Meats, fresh killed 3226 smoked sho; lard, 152 Calves, choice. thin, 9a10: lamb, 38: strip bacon. Live stock. medium, 13a14: Fruit and Vegetable Re: Today’s market report on fruiis and .wegetables. compiled by the Market *News Service, Bureau of Agricultural Xconomics. say: Apples—Supplis light, market stead Ington, combination. ancy Winter Bananas, medium to ze, 3 hushel has e, Jonathans, 213 inches up. Delaware, commercial grade, 1. Nn 2 Staymans, 2% inches 1 3 e yeast is the same used in making ml, h T ks ‘mal oo Deneticil. This yeast is treated with iron taken from fresh vegetables —spinach, lettuce and celery. on is exsily assimilated by the blood and toning vp liberal: demand boxes. Wash xtra faney and | 211.600 5.000 Only when Yeast is Ironized in this way is It most effective—{for Iron is needed to bring out the weight-building values of Yeast. By this ]Mmul ) IRO (1ZED YE. you results in half the time r Yeass and iron taken separatels 1.988.000 7.838,000 680.000 | 886,000 up, Grimes and Jonathans, 2.00 AR 886,000 | 1, 2% inches, De. noderate; home- g market; New eported. Cahbage- bupnhe rown mostly _suppl LRLRLRLRLR ;55%55%&5%555%5555 Rood, market 23 erates, 2.00a2 upplies of Kastern stock good, market | and Niagaras, : Western stock. supplies moderate: demand moderate, lifornia, lugs, Flame y think of the name u Pont for duPont Paints Spell Paint Satisfaction “made by the makers of th efzt'mous Duco” 'HATEVER you plan to paint, consult the du Pont dealer in your neighborhood first. 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