Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1935, Page 13

F TREND IRREGULAR IN CURB TRADING Slightly Larger Number of Declines Than Advances Are Shown. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 3 —With the exception of isolated cases of strength among specialties, Cu» market stocks followed an irregular course today. ‘There was a slightly larger number of declines than ad- vances. Trading was quiet. Singer Mfg. made an extreme gain of 3!'; points and advances of 1 to £ were shown by a number of special- ties, including Dow Chemical, Murphy Co., Royal Typewriter and Ruberoid Declines of small fractions to nearly a point occurred in American Gas, Electric Bond & Share, Hiram Walker, Niagara Hudson and Western Auto Bupply “A”. BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET. DOMESTIC BONDS. Hllh lm» Cluse % 103 * 10348 104 Alabam Py 4' by 08k bE, Fow Bs 4672 Brmoghm El 428 Buff Gen El 5s Canadian_Pc Can No P s Cap Ad 5s 53 Carolina PAT s 1 B E D Cent Lt bs Cent, Sta Elec 85 4N u\A mnilnw 110% 110% 10342 103 P ConGe Bito Con Gs zom G&E 58 3 rane Co 55 '40)_. Crucible Steel 5140 ¥ Pll 3'as roe w‘ 10074 100 0244 10 108 108 16 Elec P&L 35 A ° Emp Dist El 55 Emp O & R blas Federal Wi 5izs 134 Firestone C\ Firestone Tire 58 Fiorida P&L 5s Gary E&G_5s '34 Gatineau Pw 58 ‘36 Gatineau Pw 6s ‘41 Gauneau B ts B W Guardn 1 5s Gult Oll P Gulf St u Hood R Hooa Git & és A % Hous L&P 55 A ' Il P&L 65 A 1l P&L 5%s B 111 P&L 38 C Il P&L 58 '3 Ind Eleg 85 A 47 2l 10332 10853 1035 100% 100% 100 1023 1023 102 10313 1043 104 £ Wit Intersta Pw 55 80 Intersta Pw_6s 63 C P&L 4135 C '61. ers n P&L 38 B 47 &E A Ken utiP 15t 58 Kentucky U 5s H Konver= G&C Lenigh EEiE o Bt Lioby McN&L P &L as Mid WU 5s '34 c Milw G&E 4izs ° Minn G&Lt 3135 Minn P&L 4'3s Min P & L os Miss Power” 55 mu-. 8 603% 133, 1 106 109 10515 105 106 ° 106 106 10614 106! 1083 105% 105 fi", 051 5 6 % 10012 10913 101 101 608 D6 103% 1037 10813 10613 5 106 ° 106 Y 1024 102% 98 " 95 f8Ys 08V, 03, INANCIAL. NEW YORK CURB MARKET By private wire direct to The Star. Stock and Dividend Ac’e W vtca37lc. Air Investors Ino. Afr Inv Inc war.... Ala Grt So (b2) Ala Pow pf (6) ... Allied Intl Inv._. Allied Mills(a25¢) Alum’n G'ds (40c) Am Beverage. Am Citles P&L B. Am Cypam(40¢)B Am Gas&E (1.40). Am G&E pf (6) .. Am Laundry(40e)200s 18% Am Lt&Tr (1.20). 4 13% Am Meter Co._...1758 16% Am 8 neroo;er.. 28 2 Appalachan Eles Dp“ »f ( lfll 10!'& G Sales— Add 00. High, Low. Clos 1 24% 24% 1 1% % 344 63% % 17% 12% 2% 4% 24% 9 34% 83% 508106% 105 105 18% 18% 13% 13% 16 16 2 2 101% 101% 2% 2% 1 . 238 2% 6 84y 8h by 1 2 6% 8y 8% " Ark Nat Gas cu pf Art Met W (40c) .. Asso E L (p2 lhc)A o - O P L - I T Atlas Corp (230c). Atlas Corp war. .. Bellanca Ajreraft. Bliss Co (BW)__. Blue Ridge pf (3). Blumenthal S.ee. Bour]ols Inc (asc) Bower Roll'B (1)- Brazil Tr L&P._ ... Bridgeport Mach. Brill Corp B Brit-Am Oil coupon (80¢) .. BrownCopf . Bunker Hill&Sul Butler Bros Can Marcon! Carib Syndica Carman & Co Carrier Corp.. Catalin Corp Celanese pf (7) Cert& S W Uti Cent States Elec.. 1 Central States Elec 7% pt. 100s CentrifugalP(40c) 2 Chi RIVEM (13)- 1 Chief Consol. 1 Childs Co pt Cities Service____ Cities Service pf_. Clev Tractor. 2 Club Aluminum_. el Columbia Gas & Eleccv pf (5) .. 2758 Columb O&G vte_. 104 Com'with Ed (4).. 1 Com'with&S war.. 16 Como Mines._ Consol Alreraft Cons Copper Cons Retail St_ ContG&E pr pf(7) % 8% 43 8% 37 29% Ty 9% % 15% 4% 45 615 A% 2 10 10% 9 109% 1 1 15 5la 17% 9% 80!10‘1':103\1 4 1% 1h 1N 1% 15 15 Blx 30s 40 6 L3 2 L!‘: & a B Tan 5. | Creole Petro Crocker Wheeler_. | Croft Brewing | Cueno Press(1.20) | Cusi-Mexicana M. | Darby Petr (60c). Det Gray Iron & Foundry (bl0c) Distillers C-Seagr Doehler Die Cast_. Dow Chemical (2) Duval Tex Sulph Eagle Pitcher Ltd astn G&F Asso Eastn G&FpfA(6) 1258 Eastn G&F Prpf(43)____ 1258 Elec Bond&Share 222 Elec Bd&Sh pf (5) 2 Elec BA&Sh pf (6) 2 El Pwr Assoc (A). 1 Elec Pw&Lt 24 DEATIIE O sy Elec Sharehold'g. 1 Equity Corp__. _ £ | Ex-Cell-O A&Tool 11 Flir:hlld Aviat'n. | rdo Sug (a3) . staff Brewery. | Fanny F C (60¢c) .. | Fedder Mfg (A) | Ferro Enam (60e) Fidelio Brewery .. | First Nat Stores 1stpf (7). Fisk Rubber | Flintkote (1) A_.. Fla P&L ot Ford MCan A1%. Ford Mot Lta (all.7¢c) - General Electrie | Ltd reg(a37%¢) Gen Pub Sve pf._ | Glen Alden C (11) | Glohe Under (50¢) | Godchaux Sug(A) | Gold Seal Elec | Grand R Var (50¢) ;| Great Atl & Pac Tean-v (16)-.. 1308131 130 130 | | Great Atl & Pac Tea 1st pf (7)__ 108125 1253 xzav Greenfield T&D. 1 6 6 |GuitoilotPa ___ Harvard Brew_ | Heyden Chemn!) Hollinger G(165¢) 15 Holly Sugar 2508 Horn&Hard (1.60)300s Hudson Bay Min & Sm(a50e) Humble 0il (1) 11l Pw&Lt $6 pf__ 250! Imp Oil Ltd coupon (160¢) - Imp Tob Grt Brit | &Ire (a71%c) - Intl Mining (60c)_ tntl Mining war__ Int Petrolm(t133) Intl Util (B). ___ Irving Air C(160c) Jonas & Nau_. Jones&Laugh Koppers Gas & Coke pf (6)__ Kreuger(G)brew.. Lakey Fy & Mch_. Lone Star Gas 30c Long Island Light Long Island Light DEA (7). Louisiana L&Ex | Mangel Stores | Maryl'd Casualty. | Middle W Ut (d).. Midland Stl Prod. Midvale Co (b1)_. Mock Jud Voe (1). Molybdenum Mount Prod (§0c) Murphy Co (1.60). Nat Bella Hes: Nat Bd&Sh (11)__ Nat Fuel Gas (1).. Nat Invest war___ Nat P&L pt 181, 8 1 8 3 4 6 3 1 1 1 4 8 2 1 2 n 3 250 18% 97 8 L3 3% 51% 6413 13 6 508 2 l'x = 15 58 251 401 6% 8L 15'% 51 19t 10% 23 &l 9 15% 197% 107 23 9 14 4 s 25 2 2 15 13 2 2 1 13% 5% 1% 31 37 17% # 80% 57 2 N 2 3% 3% 3 258100 +100 100 1 11% 11% J1% B BONE B D - 3 S & Nat Union Radio._. Nehi Corp_______ Neisner Br pf(7)_ Neptune Met (A)_ NJ Zine (2)__ Newm Min (a1) Niag Hud Pw._ Niagara Hudson Pw (A) war. I\llx Sh Md B Niles-Bem-Pon Nlpllnnt(llzlae) North Am L&P 15'.‘ 114‘1 lllh llua | 1 a m’:‘aoce:d.:-u 44 00. Bieh. Low. Close. Nor Am L&P pf.. 300s 24% 23 23 Northern State Power (A)... 617 15 15 Novadel Ag (3)... 2 254 26% 26% Ohio Brass B (1).100s 30 30 30 Okio Pwr pf (6).. 80s108 108 108 Pacific Eastern... 2 3% 3 8 2 2T% 27 2w Parke Davis (11). 1 45% Parker Rust (3)_-100s 5514 Pennroad Corp .. 12 2l Penn P&L pf (7). T0s103% Phoenix Secur.... 1 2% Pierce Governor_. 1 6% Pitney Bo P (20c) 2 Pitts& L E (2%). 30s Potrero Sugar_._. Premier Gold(12¢) Prod Royalty 2%:c Puget Sound Pw & Lt$5 pf. Puget Eound Pw& Lt $6 p! Pyrene umazou Reybarn Co. Reynolds Inve Richfield Oil (Cal) prior (d) - Richmond Rag Root Petrolmeum. Root Petrolm pf. Royal Typewrit Ruberoid Co (1) .. 150 St Regis Paper.___ 1s 2 27'% 27% 2% ‘6% 457 55 55% 2% 2% 108% 108% 2% 2% 6% 6% 6% 693 1 2 7 1 258 258 14 1 5 1 2 2 1 s 6% 26% Salt Creek P(80c) Schulte Real E(d) Scovill Mfg (1 Selected Indus. Shenandoah pf 1 20% 20% 203 Shewin-W pf(6).. 10s107% 107% 107% Singer Mfg (16) . 308290 287% 290 Smith Corona vte. 1 13 13 13 SonotoneCorp .. 1 1% 1% 1% South Am Gold &Plat (40c). .. 19 8% 3% Southn Cnllf Edis Df (1% Southn (.nlit "Edis PIC (%) - Southwest Penn Pw & Lt (4) . Square Deal (B) | Stand O:1 Ky (11). Stand O1l Ohio.__ | Stand 0il O pt (5) Stand Pw&Lt. Stand Pw&Lt B... Stand Silver & L. Starrett Corp pf. Stutz Motor Sullivan Machin; | Sunray O1l . | Sunshine M(1. Swift Intl (2) . Tampa Elec (2.24) | Taggart Corp. __ | Tasteyeast(Del)A Technicolor Ine. | Teck Hughes(40c) | Texas Gulf Prod._. | Texon O&LA(80c) "nm Prod Ex(10c) | Tobacco Secur Ltd (a19 3-10c) Tobacco Secur Ltd | def (b17%2¢)_ . | Trans-Lux Daylite Pic Sn (20c)._.. | Tri-Contl C wal | Tubize Chattllion Un Oil of Cal db rt Union Tobacco. Unit Air war Unit Corp war. *| Unit Dry Dock Unit Founders Untt Gas Corp | Unit 258 26% 2 1% 1% B R @ V151 - TOVQUET oY 5% - = o n 7 | 1| EUA PO e Do L) 4 4 2 Unit Li&Pw B 4 | Unit LtéPw pf. 13% » l'w i | Unit Shoe Mach U S & Intl Secdr__ U 8 & Int’] Secur | 1stpf ww (50c)_ Unit Stores vtc Unit Verde E 40c. United 11 Paper Univ Prod (80¢) - | Utah Pwr & Lt pt 4| (3L16%c)_ Utility Equitie: Utility & Indus_ Utility & Indus pt Venezuela Mex O Venezuela Fetrol_ | Waco Alrcraft .| Walker (Hiram) ‘ Walker (H)pf(1) | Wayne Pump n(d) | W Va Coal&Coke | Westn Air Exp(n) | Western Auto Supply (3) A__ 3508 West Tab&Sta (1) 1 { Wil-low Cafe pf__ 25s Wilson Jones 115 1 Woodley Pet (40c) 4 Wright Harg t40e | Yukon Gold . 1 Dividend rates in dol \ast quarterly or semi- 2% | 16 27 3% 2, arone 1% AR e 24 54 1z DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED | , NEW YORK. September 3.—Dividends | declared (prepared by the Standard Sta- tisties Corp.) Usual Extra. Stock of Rate. riod. tecord. aole. 9-17 9-30 9-12 10-1 9-18 10-1 2-17 9-30 2-14 9-30 i w:&-m Filene's Sons 10¢ - | coca-Cola_co _ ~_Z7T | Columbia Pictures oTD. vnm.m Filene's Sons -menl as of Aug changes in Gnld e alin Increabed '3 in forelgn currencies decressed 20.000: "biis gl cachanse and cheques In- 5,890.000; sl relch:mnki 000 24 creased 49! BERMUDA VIA F! trip. with private dlre‘u 19, dock at Hamilton mu 3 ls‘_{ 50 up, round equent sailings Fugness Ber- . New_York. CRUISE TO time to explore this gorgeous island. ‘There’s always extra time in port, because the Em- press goes faster between stops. Next Winter from New York CANADIAN SALES T0°U. 3. INGREASE Highest in Three Years, While Those to Great Britain Decline, Special Dispatch to The Star, OTTAWA, Ontarlo, September 3.— Sales to the United States were the Great Britain declined, as compared with 1934, according to statistics dis- closing that Canada’s total sales and purchases of international securities during the first hal” of this year de- creased from that period of 1934 and increased over the first semester of 1933. Covering the first half of each of the two years, the following com- parative table gives the total value of transactions; ntire sales £ntire purcha, Sales to U, 8. Purchases ' from o Sales to Britain 11, 318508 Purchases from am-e 21,215,857 Britain One fact that would influence Canadlan - American trade is that, which exchange has been close to parity, interest rates on gilt-edged se- 134308303 2.579.0907 | than in the United States. For ex- | ample, United States 3 per cent Treas- ury bonds of 195}-5 have been yield- | ing from 2.70 to 2.80 per cent during 1935, while Dominion of Canada 4! per cent conversion lien, 1948-58, nas been yielding 3.85 to 3.95 per cent. (Copyright. 1935.) 'REPORTS ON WHEAT ARE UNFAVORABLE :: World Stocks Reduced and Gen- eral Deterioration of Crops Otherwise. { By the Associated Press. Reduced world stocks of wheat, de- terioration of Northern Hemisphere crops, and unfavorable prospects in | the Southern Hemisphere were noted | today by the Agriculture Department. The Government’s market news | service observed that wheat prices | have shown a “stubborn resistance” to declines in recent weeks. The same | trend was noted by several prominent | | traders. | Prospective supplies are sufficient for normal domestic requirements, the | a, | Government pointed out, but there is no excess of wheat in sight. Sum- | ming up the decrease in world carry- over stocks of about 300,000,000 from | last year the report added it is “sig- [ nificant to note” that this figure fs | about the same as the increase in the carryover in 1929, |CHECKS DRAWN REFLECT HIGHEH LEVEL OF TRADE By the Associated Press. Reflecting a higher level of trade, for one thing, the total of checks drawn against individual bank ac- | 114 | COUDts in leading cities remains well above last year. For the week ended | August 28 the report of the Federal highest in three years, and those to; 10,267,973 | 3 | curities is on a higher level in Canada 15 'l'ht lumml 'lth th vun ment o}h lm .,‘;“" —3" = G 3 nu prints (89 acore), resh 30831 strip_pacon compous 18 B0 00a1] cllvex mm-m 50. Market 1§ m. cnrrem whites, average, supplies ; hennery osts) s, U. medluml ST s Sk naards. iarie. 14*' VE POULTRY—Market barely steady: light Feceipis. bui heavs: carryaver irom Inst week: prices unchanged. Fowl: Col- ored. heavy. 16al19; mediums. 15; horns. 14; rooxter.! 10, grml :hlclt Leghorns.’ 19429 out! ks. ave age. 20n 4. with only & few fanc 2%%iop Guotation: mixed col Fruits and Vegetables. Sales, in large ln(x by original receivers. up to 8 a.m. today LI'&—N. cnrln! lffl\'lllv nfl Eurl on Bushels: Sup s moderate. d Friparents, U. 8, s 50; 2 ¥4-ingh mimimuin. 085 , 7581.00; Weall tll’ minimum. 40a 65; Maidenblus! Inch, minimum. 75a85; Porters, . 2Y-inch mmhnum 40a50% minimem. olina an imu mini 1208125 "Nor | Ticious. 8. '8, "No. 1. % .vlm:h minimum, 1.50; 2la-inch minimum. 1.75a1.85. CANTALOUPS—No carlot arrivals: one broken car on track. Supplies light. de- | mand light; market )leld | green meats, standard fla an 1.00a1.10; jumbo flats. 9s. 110.) (H), poonr lower: Indlana, truck receipis. crates. Honey 'Rocks, ' 105, 125a150; poorer O HONEYDEWS—Two California arrived: two broken cars on track Supplies mod- rket steady. crates, 9s and 12 0. jumbo crates, 6s to 85, 1.508 " PERSIAN MELONS—No carlot arrivals; two broken ears on track. Supplies light: demlnd sln: market steady tes fis. 1.50 )umhfl [3 L BA demand ‘market steady. Cail . Sumbo o5 to fu. 15081 Celery and Lettuce. CELERY—One Michigan. two New York arrived: two broken and thres unbroke cars on track. Suppli dem moderate: market steady ork crates. washed. 4-7 doze Michigan. highballs. 1158170, CE—Seven California, one New York arrived; one broken and eight u praken cars on track = Western stoc plies moderate: ‘mukn sligntly weake ¢rn, crates Icevers type. 50:" few oorer. stock: Supphe: u'{m demand ilght: ket steady Kosion iype, 5-dozen best. 15 fair aual: eastern crates | dty, womss™ NIONS _Two_Massachusetts. one Mich- | 1gan. we New 'York arrived: one broken {and ‘five unbroken cars on track = Sup- lies moderate. demand mods Bel'siendy. Massachusetts and New York, 50-pound sacks vellows. U. § 1.°1.00. PEACHESC Ne “carloi arrivals: no cars {on track Supplies light: demand mod- erate; market steady. Virgimia, mostl. from storage, bushel baskets. Eibertas, U. §. No 2-inch _minimum, 1.2581.78 T581.00. lifornia, one Colorado, four ‘broken and two Supplies moder- n market steady. Buishe! hampers Telephones. - Color: fair auality. "1.28a1.75; Washinston, 2.00, ASA mm crates. poor_condition, PE, Potato Market St POTATOES — One Idaho unbroken car on track. gaulvalent to thres cate Virginia 1 E Tacks z:olmm z 75a85. Eastern Sngre Vi Wircinia oa POTATO! No carlot arrivals: Do CATeon Bk Suplies moderate: de. mand slow: market dull. North Ci bushel_baskets. Puerto Ricans and Jer ¥pe. 7585 WATERMELONS—No carlot arrival: cars on track. | to_eight cars Virginia. demand fair, market weak. €lo; Reserve Board showed a decline of | 14 per cent from the preceding week, | | but an increase of 19 per cent over | the comparable 1934 period. Aggregate debits covering 271 cities compared as follows: | Week ended August * | Preceding week. | Same week last year. SEASON’S TOP PRICE HIT Special Dispatch to The Star. ket for Maryland leaf tobacco holds firm, especially for the better grades, and values last week reached a top ‘prxce for the season of 55 cents a | pound. Sales, however, showed a slight de- cline from the previous week, with 1,335 hogsheads, while receipts totaled | | 2,576 hogsheads, leaving & stock in | State tobacco warehouses of 26,863 | hogsheads. Inexpensive! Large jar Double size BY MARYLAND TOBACCO &a BALTIMORE, September 3.—Mar- | light. market steady. Pennsyivanis, bus hlgmn 100 KRA—Supplies light: demand light: North Carolina, '2-bushel GES_Pive California arrived; three cars diverted: (wo broken and six unbroken cars on track. California. boxes, V;Idehtlll 3.25a4.50. sccording to srade 2 LEMONS—California. bom. 5.0026.50, according to grade a Pear Q\II'-enu. PEARS—Three California. one Wi ived: two broken and three s on track. California. box 2.408 New York. bushel baskets, © Clanp Favorites. 1.50a1.75; Bari- et Ucl(mmru»mrm Carolina, 32- 3508300 per crate hel baskets, nnsvivania. §521.00; New Zeéaland type, market steady. hnmgers Savoy tvpe, ‘BR' COLI—Pennsylv; rat —Pen; nis, ROC! a crates. 1.25. vo_California_ arrived; oné | auart climax baskets. PLUMS AND \Vlsmnflon on track ml e 6 1 l'i H— ennsyivania. What's this! “CREAMED” RUBBING ALCOHOL Spry is up to full Government nxndndn for rubbing alcohol compounds—70% absolute alcohol. But it's in CHINA T0 SURVE : NATIVE RESOURCES Mining Engineers and Geol- ogists Follow Armies Behind Reds. CHUNGKING, Szechuan Province, China (#)—Mining engineers and geologists are following close on the heels of advancing government armies in this West China province, where retreating Communist forces are aban- doning territories reputed to be im. mensely rich in oll, coal and gold. Plans for an intensive program of exploitation of these untouched nat- ural resources have been announced by the National Economie Council of the Chinese government. Experts of the council plan a thorough survey of "|all mineral-bearing and oil-bearing Coal flelds in Northern Szechuan which have been under Communist a | occupation for severa] years were once de:hredbyl!fifllhmlaflltmeon- tain enough coal to supply the needs of the entire world for several cen- turies, Petroleum Abundant. Near the salt beds at Tseliutsing s petroleum oozes from the earth and forms pools on the surface of the land. Chinese experts believe the bed: underlain with vast reservoirs of oil. Meanwhile, Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek, directing his armies from headquar- ters in this Yangtze port, pushes broad highways into these unexploited regions and builds blockhouses which he hopes will enable his soldiers to hold the territory they have re- covered. Other roads are being built into the neighboring provinces of Kwei- chow, Yunnan, Shensi and Kansu, also rich in unexploited natural re- sources. By constructing these lines of communication, which all con- verge on Chungking, China's mili- tary chief is strengthening his au- thority over a territory 500,000 square miles in area. Until Gen. Chiang asserted his power in these provinces, the mileage of roads was negligible. ‘The generalissimo is showing provin- cial militarists that highways can more than repay their builders by inbroken car on track = Nearby sections. bushel ha; flat “type. 40450, CUCUMBERS —New " Jersey. * bushel K DRI s o 13 oot s bum‘h NTS—New Jersey, lushel o et v Peniisylvans. sacks. 7581.00: poorer lower CAl 8 —One Californis arrived: one Chlifornia, West- 5a; 5 Peonssls orida, No on A 3.00a3.50. cario} Aarr "ol bl’ol:g ‘cl track. crates, 1.40a1.78. ‘JM!LHOHQI. wventilated crates, Pers sians. 4.0085.00, L. C. L. Express Arriv Florida, imes. 47 luj 5-dozea, | gox!s. Tooa1.2s: | doorads; | FINANCIAL opening up natural resources and by facilitating firm military control over the regions through which they pass. To his enemies, the reds, Gen. Chiang owes his expanding power in West China. When the Com- munists streamed out of Central China and into the west they threw such & scare into the provincial satraps that the latter sent urgent calls for assistance to Gen Chiang, to whom they had pccorded only lip service before. The nation's military leader seized upon this opportunity to extend his authority. He poured thousands of his best troops into the western provinces. They are still there, Enforcement of Revenues. ‘While the generalissimo entrenches himself here, he is compelling petty militarists who have been fattening themselves on illegal taxes and opjum revenues to bear the brunt of the at- tack against the reds, When they provg unequal to the task, they are replaced by men from Gen. Chiang's own staff. ‘The Communists, penned up for the last two years in a large area of Nerth- eastern Szechuan, are pushing west- ward into the mountain wilderness which separates Szechuan from Tibet, where they are expected to make a | .stand. Another large body of reds is concentrating in Southeastedn Sze- chuan along the Yunnan and Kwei- chow boundaries. Here they will find thin “piekings,* for the region is mountainous and unproductive and has few large towns. In the recovered districts rehabil- itation is being pushed rapidly, and it is in these areas that steps are be- | ing taken to develop natural resources, — One Egg Costs Dealer $250. How an ordinary hen's cgg cost a merchant $250 has just been reported from Vienna, Austi.. A housewife went to ‘arket and bought a hen. She | paid for it and before she placed it in | her marekt basket the hen laid an egg. The woman claimed it. 8o did the poultry dealer. The woman sued to obtain the egg. 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