Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1928, Page 13

ONHEAVY SUPRLY Haddock, Pollock and Floun- ders Are Plentiful—Boston Mackerel Scarce. “All shot to pieces!” was the com- ment of & wholesaler at Municipal Fish Market, Hot weather and heavy receipts.” he added, “eaused prices to drop to a low level.” Haddoek. received from Boston, were #o plentiful that the price dropped to 21, cents a pound. Pollock and floun- ders were quoted at 4 cents and cod at 8 cents. Boston mackerel were so scarce that prices were not quoted. but dealers had small tinker mackerel from Boston that mold at 13 cents. Swordfish sold at 27 and fillet of haddock at 11. the only other products re-eived from Boston Shrimp Prices. Green shrimp, received from New York. were quoted at 20 and the cooked shrimp at 50 cents a pound. Other New York receipts included bluefish at 20, salmon at 30, halibut at 25 and acalldps at $2.50 a gallon Chesapeake Bay netters supplied local dealers large quantities of trout, croak- ors, but! and spots. The: trout sold at from $1.50 to $8 a barrel, croak- ers at $4, butterfish at $5 and spots at 7 cents a pound. Rockfish and white perch. eaught in the lower Potomac. were fairly plentiful. the former selling at 35'and the Iatter at 10 cents a pound and erab meat this morning went below: normal. Hard crabs sold from $3 to $5 a barrel. the soft ones bringing from 25 cents to $1 dozen The three varieties af crabmeat were quoted at 20. 30 and 40 cents a pound Municipal Kish Market dealers also had immense quantities of watermelons from Notth Carolind and cantdl#res frofe the Mrvlard and Virginia sides ef the lower Potomac. ~Watermelons | reached a low level. | $2.50 a_bushel, practically all the near- ! were | G morning at 50 cents a basket, nearby | sugar corn selling at 10 and 20 cents & | dozen, | bers. eggplants and stringless beans | were among the more plentiful vege- | tables offered at low prices. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, BAN LABOR SCHOOL AS COMMUNISTIC A. F. of L. Ask Unions to Withdraw Support of Brookwood College. ium size, 1.50a1.78; large size, 1.75a .00; mnu- bos, 36 and 458, sold from 25 to 50 cents, the largest of the cantaloupes selling at 10 .cents. Dairy Products Firm. A continued firm - condition .of the butter, egg and fruit markets was re- ported this. morning, while fruit and vegetable prices were reported cheap, prices of some of the vegetables having Shipped-in lirm Ruskin College and has been called the seat of labor learning in America. All iabor organisations are now withdraw support to the college. Unians which have established scholarships are asked to withdraw them. Dr. A, J. Muste is the head of Brook- wood’s faculty. Another leading mem- ber is David J. Saposs. Several trade union officials, including James Maurer, tor years president of the Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor are officers and members of the board. ‘The charge against Brookwood is, of course, thav it is out of accord with the melplu and policies of the American eration of Labor, which means that its teachings are Communist. Action followed the filing of a report made by Matthew Woll under direction of President Green. In the report it is charged that thiee members of the Brookwood faculty also are lecturers in a New York Communist school. It is further set forth that the teaching in sociology deals chiefly with sex. ‘The significance of the action on Brookwood is that it presages a drive to root out the influence of 2 sizable group of “intellectuals” of “left wing” , juml . indards. 36s and 48s, 2258 5: ponys, 45s and 54s, 1.50a2.00; fiats, stock — Bu 0021 Lettuce — Western lies moderate; demand light. market about steady. California. erates Iceberg zyz, 4-5_dozen. 5.50a6.00; Colorado, crates Toeberg “type, 4-5 dosn, fair quality. 5.00. Eastern nl.ock—-su{)pllen moderate, demand moderate, market steady; New | York, 2-dosen crates Big Boston type. | best, mostly, $2.25; fair to ordinary | quality and condition, 1.50a2.00 Peach Prices. Onlons—Supplies light; dmeand light: market steady. Iowa, 100-1b. sacks, vellows U, 8. No. 1, 2.25. | _Peaches—Supplies ligeral: demand Dealers this morning received large | moderate, market firm for good stock. <hipments of choice blackberries from | Georgia, sixes, Elbertas, U. §. No. 1, Hammondton, N. J |large size, 150a1.73: medium size. ' W 1.25a1.50; unclassified, some soft. low as Today's' Wholesalp Frices. | 5c: North Carolina, buthel baskets » rints, 47'.04815; rtas, U, S, No, 1, medium to large '||§u'~1!;r-’-.:?sr}'~vp:|l‘o“r3-%u'rked,‘ 28. | sizes, 1.5081.75; some ripe, soft. low as Exgs—Fresh. selécted, 3132; hennery, | 1.00: bushel baskets, Belles. U. 8. No. 1, 32a33: current receipts, 28, large size, mostly 1.50: medium size, Poultry, - alive—Turkeys Virginia, bushel baskets, Car- large, 25 small. 23. Leghorns, 18: | mans, U. S No.'1, large size, fine qual- Soring chickens, large, 34a35: medium, | ity an beans continued plentiful at $2.25 and by stock selling at $2.50. Shelled beans uoted at 45 cents.& quart. oice tomatoes were offered this Beets, carrots, peppers, cucum- BY CHESTER M. WRIGHT. . ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., August0.— Intellectual “boring from within” has been dealt its first hard blow by the American Federation of Labor by the ban which the executive council has ordered placed on Brookwood College at Katonah, N. Y. Brookwood is patterned after famous 25; fowls, | $ d condition. 1.50; quality and 32a33: small. 30. Leghorns, 21.:7.{;*;;‘“‘“0"- small to medium sizes, 1.00a roosters,-16; keats, voung. 75; old, 30.|1.25. Drecsed.—Turkevs. 30: Spring chickens, | Potatoes—Supplies moderate; _de- Jarac. 40a42; medium, 38a40; small, Mmand moderate, market firm: Rast 35a36: Leghorns, 35: fowls, large. 27a | Shore Maryland and. East Shore Vir- T e 25 capons. large, 44ads; | Binia, cloth-top stave barrels, Cobblers, small, 30a35; ducks, 20a25: keats, 100, U S. No. 1, mostly 2.25. | o = 29a04" veal, | mand nx te, market steady: brokers SH:"{::”!}\\S\';*‘.‘HSI;K? p::ltrimnl 33;':.“_ carlot sales delivered Washington, South | a o' | Carolina, 4 tiers, Excells, 30-pound | fresh hams. 25; fresh shoulders. 1 aversge, 838, | | 120: 8 d shoulders. | i T Lima beans—Supplies moderate: de- “Live stock—Calves, 1315a14: Spring | mand moderate, . market steady: East | Jambs, 1321815 5 Shore Maryland, bushel hampers, mostly | e 2.50 | Fruit and Vegetable Review. Apple Prices. | “The daily market report on fruits and | _Apples—Supplies moderate: demand vegotables, compiled he the ‘Market | Slow, market steady: Virginia, bmh-l} News Service Bureau of Agricultural | baskets. Wedlthys and Summer Ram- Economics, savs: (Sales fo jobbers ex- | bos. few sales, 1.23a1.50; Oldenburgs, ' cept where otherwise noted.) | good quality, ripe, 50a75. == ke -Dainties t Of teas t | tatoes—Supplies moderate; Cantalqupes—Supplies moderage: de-| Sweet : ; mand moderate, market firm; North | demand tfmited, marke: about mmv,| with or without Iemon, sugar or milk. For iced tea.. always use FORMOSA OOLONG TEA 5 | ia cloth-top barrels, Yellows, No. Carolina, Ridgeway section. salmon | Georgia & 3 Gt Miandatde, 27s and-36s.-18on | 1. 8.00: North Carolina iushel ham- | - . Sy, ers. Yellows. No. 1, 2.50a2.75. | 175, few 200: fair quality, some ripe. | PRl S U RS TS oy Mimited: de- | O . ammbos. 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