Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1928, Page 13

\ . THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, . 0. THURSDAY, APRIL s ness that 1928 will be a year of more | ence the normal expansion this year,|of shipments as & result of Oriental|are showing a heavy advanc. and Japan is taking a large quantity of b | throughout the Spring and Summer I"’”": yellow \“"',"‘.‘."."'...'.“J"fiflm':'.‘?im’\‘ fhan hormal expansion’ in foreign | although economic and political ‘con- | conditions from $147.500,000 to $129,- | 2asons, - g S e T e Wk, adyed Na. | trade. "“The United States has ceased | ditions in the East cannot be predicted | 500,000, with noticeable drops in sales | California rice, while some start has | “Owriter Market dealers this moraing| 2.75; Crystal white wax, g to be a customer first. Today this|safely, even now, of canned salmon, dried apples, canned | been made in the shipment of perish- | reported an improvement in trading|and No. 2, 3.00a3.25. country Is viewed as % menace by the| The reduced buying power of China | fruits and some lumber products. Ore- | able food products in refrigerator ships. was reflected sharply in sales of two|gon ports, on the other hand, more|Shipping men believe the Orient offers | conditions, demands having steadily in-| Potatoes—Old stock: Supplies mod- business men of foreign nations. ased since the close of the m“fl\.vrm: demand moderate, market slight- UU.H-UUK lS BRIGHI For years America’s infant industries | American products, tobacco and kero- | than held their own. |a fremendous epportunity for fresh =l lN MARK UBAY : (“‘ mn lii':"“' “‘"\l‘\’h\rd‘|l|\c;\;l\ifl‘& Russet R:m\is lx'" SN 3"1“ m?\s(lv 4.00; shivered with fear at the thought of |sene. 1In 1926 nearly three billion| This year exports of petroleum prod- | fruit sales. Exports of canned and ' | l I most commodities re U S y 4 i syt d Minesota, 150-pound ] Teday's Wholesale Prices. 'P"‘“"-‘l““"‘ el competition from the low-priced labor | American c were shipped to | ucts other than kerosene are steadily | dried fruit from the Pacific Coast as TR 6.7, mbetly of Europe and the Orient, but now |China through San Franeisco. In 1927 | rising. Cotton exports to Japan have|a whole amounted to $2.920,000 last | sacks round whites, U S 51‘ o \m’ those same industries are beating the | the shipments dropped to three-|increased substantially. Grain exports| year, 47047155 | 375, few low as 3.65: Pennsylvaiia, 120« foreign nations at their own game and | quarters of a billion. Leaf tobacco One-pound _prints, : t 457,: store packed, 30 | pound sacks round whites, U. 8. No. 1, reign Competitors of U. S.!at the same time are paying the high-!shipments fell oft from 14,000.000 to Shad Prices Drop—Most s <h selected, 28029; hennery, | 300; Maine, |120-pound sacks Green Foreign Comp! k o5t Wages ever known in the history | 7,000.000 pounds. Kerosene shipments | SRRt ; 20a30: current receipts, 27 | Mountains, U. § No. 1, few sales 828, | panome Alarmed at ‘Strides |of the worid out of San Francisco, most of them Supplies light; demand The automobile industry is one of the | consigned to , fell from 2,215,000 Foultry, alive—Turkeys, ‘3035: Win- | New Bupplies 35a40: fowls, 28; roosters, | moderate. S H largest and most impol 15a20: Keats, young, | ble-head barrels Spaulding Rose, U. 8. Made by America. country. The .\hlpnu'!x old, 35, Dressed—Turkeys, | No. 1, 1250a13.00 American-made cars, sting chickens, 38a40; fowls, Spin Supplies moderate; demand tires have gained at least 55; capons, | light, market steady: South Carolina, BY J. C. ROYLE, as compared with this timg ots, Savoy type, 1.00. and the growth of this trade h ducks, 20a | bushel bas ) Strawberries—Supplies light: demand begun. America is competing s } Other Commodity Values Are Steady. t in this | to 982,000 barrels. | and sales of | | s Japanese Trade Drops. it Specials in Spri [ oil and oil products shipments from % »Q per cent| ‘Trade with Japan fell off less sharp- |1y in special commodities, but more & cted. ‘The cotton, products were a 5. small 1.00a1 10, Speetal Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, April 19.—Export trade Municipal Fish Market | San Pedro, the port of Los Angeles, F]owers moming had attractive offe sh killed moderate, market steady; Louisiana, A * | tully with_England, not only in Afr 3t was s moed that & 30a38 24 guart trates and pony refrigerators, | today indicates with the utmost PIAIn- | 0" ear East and the Far East, but in | are g teadily, and tradc st i should < smoked | Missionarys, best, mostly 45; falr quals | ———————e—smmsmmme—==——= | Canadn, Australin and New Zes showed a gain for the which to make new plies will be received lat smoked shoulders, 13a14: | ity and condition, 35140; some poor te, market firm; sales direct to | American cars are seeping into France, . ‘The Wash- acatialiances for ', moarrow, Because of the heavy 22; lard calves, 13; | condition, 25 t retailers; California, crates, 3.25a3.50; | Italy and Germany despite unfavorable T wed a falling in value acquainta e 1n- ‘emoees of- & lambs, 18a20. | Tomatoe: s moderate; _de- | mostly 3.50. tariffl restrictions and are dominating | C. & C. Stores 4 PR day’s market report on fruits and | mand light, m: about steady: Flor- | Beets—Supplies light: demand mod- | South American markets despite efforts S | Frash Gropped to far below 1 ables erate, market firm; Texas, bushel bas- |of other producing countries, TOBALLD | resh-cut Comptled by the Market |ida, sixes. turning, wrapped, few ripe, e au of Agricultural faney count. 500a5.50; choice count.| kets, bunched, 3.9024.00; mostly 4.00. “Eye' Appeal” Suscesafil 40084 50; some fair condition, fancy | Carrots—Supplies light: demand light iye Appeal” Successful. ht: demand light. | count, 4.00a4.50; choice count. 3.00a | market firm; Texas, ‘Western lettuce | The appeal which has been success- | fled, | 350 repacked in R;\l(:umr«-,dunkrunwn r{n:;;s, b;g;ned, long, smooth, 3.75a4.00; | ry1 according to American manufac ewotons, 6.50a |origin, sixes, ripes wrapped, fancy | stubby, 3.25. i Prench goo orl- < up, 8.00n8.50; boxes, | count. 6.50: choice count, 5.50. Peas—sSupplles moderate; dcmnnd:““”-‘_“"" -‘“{“U"J“"‘("“k ““‘ o /\'" T A to large size, extia | String beans—-Supplies light: demand | moderate, market slightly weaker: Call- | can women for decades is eye app Roe shad, that sold at pound a week Ago, Bu STAINED Hablg or gp.50 w i No Easy to whiten % Carnations — Doen | t 37504 00, bushel Bas: | moderate. | market Arm; Florida, 7a- | fornia, large-pod varieties, bushel ham- | Office cquipment and business machines < R i b T e 4funasn 6| B oy o, S, S | e ¥ bl e alomotle| - Eagy fokeepWhite, gy g R e 4 R ST eom Cucumbers—Supplies moderate; de- [ a4.00; small-pod varieties, m(\s!l{:‘ :m».d lI?ts‘Hnlmd conditions in l(‘ly.ma_ finan . & 5 . K v: Ohlo, s : del rouble in Japan and lower pric Aise 40094 50, medium eize. | mostly | 300; Titnols, 2-domen crates, | medtum " sise, 7.0: California, boxes | chief factors In restraining Amerlca's | e ” t Nl e i gk 1 So: tal, 700, - R e i mand moderate, market about steady: jand ‘and_Seattl er TODTH PASTE | e Franklin 5317 Phane Franklin 1039} type. most - 4.50; small size, iy 3.00; fer SRR sig Eggplant 1s Dull. «ize, 3.0083.50 woderate; demand lorida, pepper . ) wrapped. 2508 Narth pplies light: demand | - . Hejgidaire tood shelves Onion Market Dull. " or Supplies lignt; demand | | Y ket dull; old stock, no sales | KY f i ew_siock, Texas.” standard | & [ Heati eating Tro . . 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