Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1929, Page 10

3 THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY ,24' 1929. ock—Cal ; lambs, 12%. size, 1.5082.00; sixes, Carmans, .00, @— Blackshear in th Live stoc ves, 153, - 1.2601.35. . size! fine quaiity’ snd. condition. ot | o sappiies te; Georgla's crop of bright leaf tobacco P e hain Frult and Vegetible Review. Lettuce—Supplies moderate; demand |2.50; bushel baskets White Clings, very | moderate; market abou 3 went on the market in 22 towns and season, with approxi- | 22; bacon, 26a28; lard in bulk, 15; in|Balls, 3.50a3.75; mostly 3.00; ponys, |ginia, bushel baskets, Carmans, { TOBACCO MARKET OPENS. |sagainst first-day sales of nearly 1,- HEAW EAN]'AI-U”PE packages, 16. 548, 225; standard fiats, 125 and 15s, | Qusliiy and condition,'medium 1 Jarge | Maryland, bushel bas} WACCRBMBR G Ty i Tast. year. ‘The dally market report on fruits small size, ripe, 50a65. Maryland; five-dozen 5 best 2.008 mately 750,000 ds the fic % moderate, market steady; Washington, size, Tipe, 5 yland; "f‘ X ties in the southern part ely 750,000 pounds on oors. With Real Comfort and vegetables, compiled by the Mar- | crates, Iceberg type, 4-5 dozen, 4.508 Potatoes—Supplies liberal; demand 30 ot QU ETOOMNE: ’snm‘: ,M:"’ it aad n:l( the — gl itndoel ket News Service Bureau of Agricul- |5.00; mostly 4.50a4.75; New York, 2- | moderate, market slightly weaker; cloth | Apples—Su moderate; demand s J Teports from BUILDING CONTRACTS. keoms Secth Mrmly ‘vet. > Deedorise, No 2 e dozen crates, Big Boston type, 50a75; | top stave barrels, Cobblers, U. S. No. 1; stock, market steady: | the marts indicated that prices were = Fummy, 3 : tural Econotics, says: best, mostly 75. Western Shore Virginia, 4.50; Eastern ia substantially higher than last year,| NEW YORK, July 24 (#).—Building A i Cantaloupes — Callfornia, Imperial| Onions—Supplies light: demand mod- | Shore Virginia, 4.50a4.75 nearby Mary- | Yarieties. bushel baskets, U. 8. No. 1| o oononiio Sredictions that the tota] | 20 engineering ‘contracts reported by 3 toda ug Stores Valley, and Arizona, supplies moderate; | erate, market steady: Virginia, bushel |land, bushel baskets, U. 8. No. 1,|2%s inches up, best, mostly 2.25; 2% the F. W. Dodge Corporation for the | and other drug stores.—Advertisement. Large supp"es Trucked In to |demand moderate, market steady; jum- | hampers, yellows, No. 1, 1.50a1.75; ! 1.25a1.50. inches up, 1.7582.00. money recelved this season would es- | week ended July 19 in States east of the = bos, 36s and 455, Salmon Tints, 3.50a | Spain, Valencias, no sales reported. ‘Tomatoes—Supplies moderate; de- P"'—S“Dg““ liberal; demand mod- | tablish & new record. Scattered re- | Rockies totaled $152,345,000, compared 4.00; mostly 3.75; standards, 36s and | Peaches—Supplies liberal, demand |mand moderate, market steady; truck- | erate, market steady; , 50-pound | ports from throughout the belt gave | with $111,909,800 in the same week a D. C. Market—Peaches |ss, '3.0083.35; North Carolina, supplies |1ight, market dull: North® Garolina, |ed-in stock supplying market. nearby | Crates, Telephones, 6. fashin, sales prices of from $12 to $30 per hun- | vear ago. llb:l;ll: den;:‘md' umodell;:w,n ‘market bues‘}}el besl;eu Elbertas, unclusmled, %d;ryl‘ang. tonlefin.}'zsb“;nm}mmel: ) R00: New g;edwp%nds. wlthtthe tver:g: nfhm — H ‘weaker; mostly fair qi Y, idgeway | m¢ lum to large size, some le color, nnie Best, 1.00a1.25; rlianas, 3 -y per cent higher n 3 1 3 2 Also Plentiful. section, jumbos, 36s and 45s, Salmon | 1.60a2.95; bushel baskets. Belies, Jarge Watermelons -Supplies light; dématid bushel baskets, Telephones, mostly 3.00; | opening day of last year. Sales ranged| _ Will Acquire Power Rights. Tints, 2.0082.50; few ordinary quality |size, quality and condition generally | improving, market firm; Georgia, Thur- | few higher. from $12 to $30 per hundred pounds| NEW YORK, July 24 () —The Union and condition low as 1.00; miscella- | good, 2.00a2.50; sixes, Belles, large size, | mond Grays, 34a36 pound average, 85; Lima beans—Supplies liberal; de-|at Douglas, with warehouse men esti- | Bag & Paper Corporation’s power rights “Sweet cantaloupes!” was the of | 1eous melons, supplies moderate: demand | fine quality and condition, 3.00a3.50: | South Carolina, 22-pound average, or- |mand moderate, market about steady; | mating the average at $18, which they | at Hudson Falls, N. Y.. are soon to be pes! ery employes of commission houses this|moderate, market about steady; Cali-|small to medium size, good quality and | dinary quality ‘and condition, 25; 28- | Eastern Shore Maryland and North | considered a good price for the qual-|taken over by the Mohawk Hudson fornia, Imperial Valley, standerd crates, | condition, 2.00a2.50; South Carolina, | pound average, good quality and condi- | Carolina, bushel baskets, 4.75a5.00; few | ity of weed offered, mostly sand lugs. | Power Corporation. The latter pians i morning, such outcrles being very much | Honey Dews, 8¢ to 12, 1.50a1.75; most- | bushel baskets, Belles, small size, ripe, | tion, 50. North Carolinas, fair quality and con- | Douglas’ sales were estimated at ap- | construct a $6,000,000 power plant of out of the ordinary there. ly 1.50; jumbos, 36s and 45s, Honey ' pale color, slightly decayed, 50a75; Vir- | String beans—Supplies liberal; de-!a‘tion, 3.50, proximately 500,000 pounds for the day. | 75.000 horsepower. It was not a case of employes so- liciting trade, however, but one of get- ting a little amusement because of the =t IRead It in The Star—See It on the Screen early enough for the morning trade, much of the fruit being in such a e smaner - A Wonderful News-Reel Service will be inaugurated by “The early fruit is not up to the standard,” commented a dealer this morning. “Usually it is of splendid quality, and later shipments :&y hit the top mark.” R Prices Quoted. A price of $3 a crate was quoted for —mal' Vel ”SIP y the best. of the frult. but 3950 e If you want the most Other cantaloupe supplies came from about the best dealers were able to do, delicious ginger ale, or California, New Mexico, Arkansas and and some of the cantaloupes were of- tered as low at $1. S Nevada, and Government reports show- lemonade, or fruit juice ed as many as 212 carloads of the fruit moving about the country Monday. It blend you ever tasted, 15 expected that the. Conn orveeY rute try it with Welch’s! il appear in the local market the nest | ¥ ¥ in Collaboration with Universal Film Co. - " “Sweet mellow peaches!” was the Or—to Welch's, chilled, cry of the street hucksters today, fol- add sparkling water; lowing purchases of the fruit along the wholesale line. Dealers had baskets and > 1 1 and oh, ok, OH, what a crates of the' frult plled high on_all TR\ egllllllllg 2 . sides, receipts g 5o heavy that dif- J glorious drink! fleully was experienced in- efforts to : ;i move them. Four IZ_WWERMM ot as Teported that some North N —— h E oy R : T'hursda ugus on Every Label heavy shipments. Some Georgla Belles / ’ received from North Carolina and . y South Carolina were offered as low as 60 cents for six-pan baskets. Dealers lexplnlnednthl'. the l{mlb oflereld at Md) ) rrh s low a price was of poor color an W d showed evidences of being wormy. e ne s you rea ln Virginia Carmans, received in plenti- ful supplies, were offered around $1.50 . 5 BTt e el e s Tl WIREAT! I'he Star you will see pic- An easing of the market on honey- g;.ws bsnlllg ::':eyb'lgs oy gt t 1 d th r t : 4 and $1.50, ponies bringing $3 and $3.50 u e on e sc een a you 'ng jumbo!nseel:mgv:tttr‘r:nélon alligator 2 T L T ; : favorite theater. were among other fruits offered the Ve T —/ trade. : e . @L(\il\(««««f(fi//, oo PSEoctpiattihceoaloes ecs ot S . An immense corps of mo- \§ h terd: ing’ - ¥ th uoted yesterday. Top quality \ tomatoes were *quoted. at 31" and . 5 tion picture photographers e reade eule pier ; : has been organized to scour o Tt slRHE casiols ob the soas: g sul n a sl easing of e mar- » g . ket, t of th lies being from 3 g 7 i e o b spli e ok : the world for pictures of the Sweet sioiatocs, ‘lso. trom the Eastern Ar “8 ce : 1 . ki Shore o Virgiiia, were oftered at 8375 : . Cwak b \ big events that are taking a bushel. Prices of most commodities this morn- | i ’ . r R Caariaite nem fiscovery seaty | were. Sibstantially. the same as i - » e B place—rushing them to Wash- banishee, not merely relioves, indgeation, | Prices quoted yesterday. . . " 1 . ache, atid stomach, chronie comtipation, | Today's Wholesale Prices—Jobbers’ hoad colds and acid theumatiem. It alkalizes, Prices Slightly Higher. ; % ! b : ¢ 4 mgton as fast as a]rp]ane, wire- balances excess acid, keeps the whole diges- Butter—One-pound prints, 43844; tub, e systam swest and coans ter—One-pound prints, 43a44; tub, AR e o et Tt | R Sy Sasu: freh selected, ; e less, cable, telegraph, express tr et | , 33835 i ; 2 powerful starch digestant—it digests 90 | 35a36; current receipts, 31a32. : & s ’ graph, p fmuser SEtialpu podtoseeh || poultry, alive—Turkeys, hens, 33: ) o : : i i tection. ACIDINE gi t. loms, 3 p‘l' g chickens, |.IYI€. a36; - = o mout and atarch 4 geerant, anti-acid apd | Medium.’ 33; small, 30a32; Leghorns, : . and sea-going liners can ring earminative beyond compare. Soothing to | 28830; fowls, 32a33; roosters, 22; ducks, = : e L ST S i e S ; ; : th to oive v tual views A roally perfect medicine for mother, father: | one Jarge, 42a45: medium, 37a38; small “ 3 em 0 give you actu children and babies. Used and recommended. gt T . =l 9 4 L / > R S i | S T Sk e S ey I : d T S Dl : of the real happenings an Meats, fresh killed—Beef, 2415; veal, g ‘ 23; lamb, 28a30; pork loins, 34; fresh hams, 30a32; fresn shoulders, 22; 7 3 . N ; ;1 v those concerned in them. smoked hams, 30; smoked shoulders, The arrangements have been planned upon a scale unpar- Above—The Spanish Atlantic fiyers after the alleled in news-reel history— 1reck of their airplane off the Azores. Left to . " Dt myias i ST Geers authentic and reliable. Crat e, 8, eet al e sea el, » . . Righest fresh-inater lake in the world, stusted Not just a mass of pictures— 'inh 1the Hufflwo/l}inselg;lf":’ volcano in Oregon. Photo made . 8. men. . . 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