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18 OAKLAND TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1933 i WWW Til S. F. STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK BOND MARKET wrur veil. in is Close fiPPLE MARKET BARLEY PRICES NOT INVITING TO GROWERS IVHEflT PfllCES HfGHER UPON BUYING REPORT SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.

The following are the bid and asked prices and sales on the San Francisco Stock Exchange as reported over Urn. wires for the Oakland TRIBUNE: lowin are today's hiKb. low and closing' prices of bonds on the New Sales High i Hofola 8 45 1:. 1 Bolivia 8 47 5 1 Bordeaux 34 104 7 Brazil 6 13 1 do 6 '427-57 1 8 2 Bzl Hy El 18 York stock f-xenance ana the total Sales High 10 5 62 10 6 Manhlty 4 90 34 1 4 39 53 2 AlarionStfih 0 li 2 Mkt.StHy 7 40 71 21 AlcCrorySt 5 35 sales ot each bond. V.

8. (IOV. BONDS. (Dollar and Thlrty-Meconds) Sales In $1000. nr.

l. r. 1 1 12 Breda, Ernes 76 Brisbane 5 67 66 do 8 60 73 7 1" Low Close vL 19 5 a 5 10T? 1074 18 19 18 18 10 16 76 -7 0', 66 6 6 73 7.: 1 05 72 72 2 28 2 1 2 I 1001, .100 9 8 7, -99 86 80 85 11 II 7 MfKAltb 5 Low 105 33 53 33 7114 35 37 81 80 20 1.0 70 81 61 8 1 9 61 8 1 3 1 73 I. 3 32-47 102.30 102.27 102.30 21 I. 1 432-47.

102.18 102.6 102.18 105 34 63 33 35 37 81 80 20 10 39 71 8 1 61 8 20 130 1, 4 103.11 103.7 103.11 SO 29 10 64 British 6 37 105 4 do 4 60-0 fl 72 11 Budapest 6 28 1 Buen A 6 61 21 257 Tr4 47-52 110.10 11) 3 110.6 1S9 4 44-54 IOC. 24 106.13 Unfavorable. Crop Forecasts 823 3 104. 31 104.22 104.28 2 do 5 71 2 M.SPAKS.VC-5 2 do 6 46 1 MSPAKSM 6 5 MKTex 6 62 A 25 do I 4 90 1 do 4 62 4 4 MoPao 5 49 17 do 6 65 A Feed Grain Quoted 60 to 62 Cents Delivered at Bay; Corn and Oats are Firmer Trade in Fruit and Produce Slow, With No Worth While Changes in Prices! 6 3 101.27 101.30 71 8-1 61 t'anada 5 52 100 Canada 4 3C liJu do 4 60 8 Carlsbad 8 54 8 22 31 2 I rora Kansas, Nebraska And Northwest Aid Market 34 3 43-47. 102.00 101.25 102.00 2S 101.28 101.28 2 Cacna Val 7 1 1 623 3i ll-lll.

9S.1Z 11,1.1 643 Tr 3 1-55 8.5 97.24 D7.27 72 do 4 9Vi 20 do 5 80 By JOHN 15 23 20 do 15 81 DOMESTIC BONDS 4 MA.05 4 7 Montg 9 CHICAGO. Jan. 19. (-Influenced by report of foreign buy 3 Chile Mtg Bk 9 3 Chile 7 12 8 2 do 6 60 7'i 2 do 6 61 Jan 7 3 do 6 61 7 3 do 6 61 Sept 7 4 do 6 63 7 4 fnloinb 6 OlOc 32 5 Colomb Mtg 27 Bid Bid A ken Hid Asked Alaska Jim 11 11 St MHIc 4 Pac Pb Sv pi 4 4 Al'iska Pick 40 na 1 4 ,0 com a i Anglo CN 13 19 2-'j Li' 9 l-t l'-'9 Asso Ins Haw a- ric'n Wins i 1 All Diesel A 2 'oirVeFA-MIn KF.P. I'l Pin, 135 14" Mono (oi Sir 1 Load A- Sharu I 2 Mono Plant 2 4o do Ser 2 2 Hyr.n I1-- Mont Proa 2 4 It-i i-ii-rPA-P i Calain Sg pf 13" 14 Hutch 2 IS Uirilfi.

-hi pf do Invest A'sn 1 do Calaveras Co 1 5 Knit. linos iif do pf 70 Lang' nilorf A 5 7 ilo com 2 6 Cal Cupper 14 do II I 3 S.11.&P i-r pf 9m Cal ei ton 1' Ltighion A 0., 7 pi 85 Cal Ink 14 20 I I I Tpf Leslie Sale 12 do 1 Calif LA pf Dc. Sb-ll I'nifjn -I's 5 Ca: Wut S'-r I. on I Ho pf 29 Cal WS Life 51 33 do 14 3 Cv pf 70 do 51 MiiKtmioi Sierra 10 nf 65 Can miliar 7 -'s I'lorox pf 1') fcl'ijc Per A 4 5 fst Co El 77 7 reliant 3 44 Con 'li A is 14 A Uliy f-" 17 Nat Jig 2in Natomas 1 L'o Saving Vol I Cr Z-H A pf p. rv niv r-2 st.i nit ct "2i s'.

vi, d- If 15'. AI A 3 coin I l-l do 5 pf 11 A- pf 41 4 F.I I do in', Am 'iil I-, cm Finp cap well 2 l'-s II ri-a 5 Fire I-'' I ind 10 18 Oliver 1'il A Tra nog I. 1 1 -i 15 Fin F.I Ins 42''. do II "i 1 l'n nil c.if lu First II Parnffino 9 10 pf 17 Fooil Mach 1 Kl 211 do colli 1 2'i do pfd 70 pf 22 I nued Air 2 0 2'i Foster Kleis f.f 2 4 i 25' WeMsFn run 2n lien Paint A Pa- Light 2 IV Am Fin pf 'i 1 Call.m'l I.n.l 25 32 pf IV SO 7 20 20 9 84 61 53 83 79 (Sales In 1U00 A ing of October delivery of wheat Sales Hltrh 32' 21 Alleghany 5 44 28 Winnipeg, wheat in Chicago rose today to new high point for the 30 14 27 71 66 3 do 4 7 25 60 do 49 20 5 do 5 50 Alils Clml 27 week. Copenh i.z 71 do 4 63 60 5 72 Costa lilc 7 51 25 Ai 203O Close 20 76 '31 81 78 70 105 107 Low 27' 19 9Vi 7H 30 81 T0V 85 1047,, 107 106 1 05 Unfavorable crop reports from Kansas, Nebraska and the Pacific Northwest added to the upward V4 76 31 Vt 81 Vi i8'i 71'i 105 107 106 Vi it Amli.lC 1 Amlnt 5'i 49 VI Am.Metal 5w34 7 AmMmelt 5 47 2 AmSugll 6 37 40 12 85 72 84 4 5 28 43 trend ot wneat prices.

Wheat closed firm. H-l above vMt-dnv' finish, corn UD. Cuba 5 53 do 45 Ciindinam 6 Denmark 5 do 4 62 Deutsche Bit link Prion Pw I' Indie afg do 6 47 Flat 7 46 Finland 6 4 5 4 do col 46 1 05 105 20 do 5 60 15 5 65 'J 20 20 9 94 61 53 81 79 109 105 .92 61 62 21 67 43 66 41 68 40 68 79 18 15 118 106 101 62 46 35 103 103 104 44 67 104 11 97 16 86 oats advanced, and provisions 3 6 12 3 .1 1 3 9 6 1 6 5 105M, 1047, 104 lOOVs 106'A 10(i'i 9 do 4 1,1 39 2 MontPw rfg 6 85 1 do 5 62 li 61 1 Nassau Kl con 5314 50 Nut l)flrv 6 81 11 Null Stl 5 56 79. 4 NEng 5 11 1 7 105 46 N.T 92 3 NOI'u Sv 5 52 62 4 do i 55B 62 3 NnTcxAM 5 54 21 2 Xyi: deb 6 35 67 18 Nre 6 4374 1 NYC con 4 98 6 26 NYCAHR413 42 1 do deb 4 34 68 7 do 4 13 40 3 do 4 42 6814 6 do rfg 3 97 79 6 NYCh ASH5 18 5 do 4 78C 15 17 NYEdl rfg 6 113 1 do 5 61 106 2 8 NYOAW rfg 4 53 14 do gen 4 05 45 6 NY Ky-Io 6 65 8 do ir In 6 65 35 11 NYKteam 6 56 1-13 5 do 5 5 1 103 16 NYTel gn 4 104 6 NY WAHost4 45 2 Mag Shra 5 67 2 6 65 104 1 NorfASou 5 41 II 11 NolfAW 4 96 97 9 NofAntO 40 15 2 NorAmCo 6 6L. 86 3 5 34 96 95', 95V4 2 ArniDel 6 'A i 73 72 uncnangea ro a rise oi iu cenus.

(Paralshea fcr Wm. CTller Ce.) miCAtia. Jan. IS Grain rnnae: 99 100 95 62 60 100 4 I 125 71 00 do" 5 68 Frain Dov 6 Arm 4V- 39 79 7814 3 ATSK Hi 48 92 14 92 72 78 la 92 V. 91 (i 87 Wheat Open.

High Low Close COMPLETE SALES 81 do 4 95 94 -47', Frankfort 6 French 7 41 lelHenkirrhen .47. .48 .47. 15 5 do 4 95 Jil 87 7 do 414 62 95 1 Aci.lne 1 4 52 74 74 2 At.KiA WI f. 59 4 1 4 1 109 105 6l 6 I 21 57 4 3 66 40 68 40 68 79 17 15 113 106 10) 52 45 35 103 Hi 101 44 67 104 1 1 97 1614 86 86 8 3 83 70 62 105 103 .48 Ger A Bk do 6 Apr 15 13 AtlKef 5 37 101 7s 101'i 6 do 6 00 July .28 July. .27 The movement in fruits and vegetables continued slow today.

Damp weather was in part re--sponsible. Moreover Thursday is the slack marketing day of the week. Apple dealers had word of weaker price on Pippins at Watson-ville, though no price changes wer made here. According to report. Watsonville packers had cut prices from $3 to $5 a ton and selling of fancy grade was reported on a $25 a ton basis.

Generally speaking prices throughout the list of all staples showed no worth while change. Persimmons are about at an end and prices on all sizes were from. 40 Scents a two-layer lug. California Guavas from the south end, of the state made their appearance) and sold at 7 cents a pound. Ha waiian pineapple supplies are in-rrearing and priced are from $2.50 to $3.25 on crates of 18.

Top prices on Wonder beans were from 10 to 11 cents a pound. Bountiful and Valentines held at .11 to 13 cents for fancy gradipS-Peas sold all the way from 10 to 1.1 cenls with seconds from 7 to 9 cents a pound. Dry Imperial lettuce sold at $1.50 to $1.75 and Salinas from $1.00 to $1.25 a crate. -Delano ranged from S125 to $1.50. Iced stock from thV south ranged from $2.00 to $2.50 according to size.

Best spinach sold at 70 to 75 cents a small crate. Zucchini from $2.00 to $2.50 a lug with occasional sales at $2.75. Best Mexican peppers sold at 15 to 17 cents a pound and California slock was 4 to 5 cents cheaper. Hothouse rhubarb held at $1.50 to $2,000 a 15-pound box and field at 75 to 00 cents a 20-pound box. 4 .29 li 2 B0 95 43 42 li The California barley trade was fairly active the past week but prices were inclined to be irregular.

Current offerings from growers continued light because of dissatisfaction with present prices and also due to uncertainty of new crop developments. Inquiry for offerings was only fair and this tended to hold price gains, in cheek. Export clearances were fairly heavy but were applied principally on previous sales. United Kingdom buyers continued to take a few-hundred lots of medium and chaice malting types but inquiry laced force. Ocean space was slighuyfirmer with rates to London mostly quoted at.

22 shillings 6 pence. Space to Hull was scarce and quoted at ,27 shillings per long ton. MOVEMENT IS SLOW. Bay region dealers and industrials were mostly utilizing slocks accumulated earlier in the season but demand showed some increase from interior distributors. Despite enforced economies necessitated by lack of funds on, the part of feeders; consumption of ford harlny continued heavy reflecting he for other feed grains and commercial feed stuffs and the poor pasturage and range conditions which are far under normal.

Bags were dull and lower with Calcuttas q'ubted 5c, San Qutntins 5c, and domestics 6c. Barley at, San Francisco during the week ending January 12 totalled 7162 tons. Local No. 1 feed barley was quoted at 60 to 62 Vic, choice feed Mariout at 65c. grading at 65 to 67c, shipping bailey at 67 to 75c, and choice malting types at 75c to $1.00 per 100 CORN SLIGHTLY HIGHER.

Corn registered further price advance during the week with a bel 21 do 6 60 Oct 7 Or A Ln 151 Or lull .277, .17 .343. .48 .28 .29 .17 .35 Sales IliKh Low Last Sa es High Low I.n -t I Pnlan.bfi Sag Ja.ii I 21 21 15 WSLvtr 31 do 1 pf 22 it 22'4 2. "I Cnterji 7 7'- 3 5 i- 7a 15 (' CVF 1 pf 7X 7x 7 li I i pi 2nn Con CI, In.lA 13 Sin II I ui. 11 vie I', 1', So ii IT'-, IT', 15 Fire I-' Ind 42 -12'. I i Stand I l'a I 21 21 2 1 Food MiH'li 51-.

'l'i atisain-rieu 5 lie Sail I2 12', I In ml i a I I i.l. in lae i.gi pf I 'nit. era rt 2', 2t." 25" .17 'A 71 41 loi 42 85', 36 67 62 27 80 10 do 1 5 48 85 '4 85 bept Oats May. --July 05 58 69 43 68 82 58 60 4 9 60 4" 11. 8 4 72 li 84 '4 4 5 99 100 95 02 60 100 41 124 71 60 64 58 68 49 57 81 68 50 48 60 Vj 4 0 3 7 77 60 61 51 42 20 21 51 90 9 3 99 59 49.

70 Or Rep 7 49 10 do 5 95 3 5 74 3Bi .17 'a 3 Ger Gn El 7 3 do 5 2000 3 36 1 do. 4 'A 33" UTi (.7 i 13 do 4 'A 33 sta 621m July Barley 29 do 4 Vi 60 27 26 'd .27 .27 May; 13 do 4 48 81 80 WINNIPEG WHEAT. 3 do 614 40 12 do 6 18 1 Good Hope 7 2 8 54 3 Gl Tap 12 do 6 50 1 Haiti 6 62 10 Hamburg St 6 5 llanaa Lin 8 do 8 SO 68 ii8 2 do 4 69 66 66 68 66 3 NoAinEd 6 63 86 1 BcllTl'a 6 60C! 110 110 110 Met .47 45 .47 ...4 Ask. do 5 67 A 81 5 S. F.

CURB EXCHANGE 1 BenlndLn 6 46 86 86 do 5 69 83 7 85 88 3 do 6 2047 70 2 BelhStl 42 88 88 6 do 5 26 94 91 lleldelbg'7 18 BlngAB 6 50 20 15 Hungary 7 otherwise specified, it.o.b. tracks at Hung Muni 7 20 MotlJOIIftllllH ti ii 1 HklvnK 6 62 V. tor. 106 .1 7 4 I SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1 9.

The following are the bid and asked price's and sales on the San I rantisco Cuib Exchange as reported over Wm. Cavalier wires for the Oakland TRIBUNE: 34 BklyMT 68 93 V4 93 102 94 15 6 106 9314 103v'I 1064 3 8 4 81 4i I 00 60 iosh 102 102 .62 'A SJ .87 'A IklyUOas 5 57 106 105 J4. 38'i 81 1 4 67 3814 21 .76 Ilseder Stl 52 Ital Con 96 llnl I'b Ut 7 93 Italy 7 '51 99 74 Japan 6 54 69 do 5 65 49 Jugoslav Bk 18 KaiHladt 6 43 33 Krgr A 5 69 12 1 Byl'rCoke 6 43 40 12 H7i 72 li 8 1 45 99 100 95 62 110 100 44 121 71 06 61 68 58 4 9 58 82 6 8 50 48 60 6 5 14 1 0 3 7 77 50 54 51 42 20 21 62 96 93 99 7's 59 49 18 3 3 12 62 4 8 14 101', 0 70 88 15 105 61 67 43 43 1112 -10 8 7Va 5 5 r.2 ii'' 54 56 67 71 62 0 1 9 li 14 14 '4 14 89 31 14 1 0 '1 1 8 1 5 37 106 )4 106T4 1O604 4 Call'ack 6 40 65 65 1.02 '4 .97 66 96 86 84 83 70 62 105 103 102 8 22 104 83 106 32 31 29 12 11 1 3 4 3 93 102- 83 83 103 67 99 99 76 86 87 104 1 CalFct 5 38 .80 .85 .65 .70 .75 1.05 l.oo .95 .85 .83 .83 .82 .85 .93 Ml .5 van BAHLEY Ho. 22 feed Choice feed tlradln Shipping; Choice malting; types WHEAT No 1 hard white No. I soft white Heavy dockage CO UN-No.

1 yellow, No. 8 yellow, bulk. No. 2 bulk No. 2 mixed, bulk.

No. 8 Knfflr. bulk No. I Mllo, bulk No. 2 California No.

2 white Egyptian. OATS'- r. 1 If -nU mmA fmA 2 Leipzig 4 Jj Jl Pw 49 1 do 5 29 2 Lyons 6 34 1" 95 94 91 85 8514 5 NorPao 4 47A 63 1 NHtH.ll' 6 41U 106 1 do 6 41 A 103 0 2 OhioPS 7 47 102 I Or 4 86 1 UtlsStl 0 41 22 4 PacGAE 6 42 104 6 Pii. liofMo 2 4 83 I Pl.c') A I' 6 37 10614 4 1940 32 1 do 6 40 rla 31 3 Pitra'Hwy 6 29 18 Parl-'I, 47 13 28 PurPbllx 5 12 1 Parkl.x 6 53 13 2 PennDiX 6 41 43 34 PenPAL, 4 81 94 20 1'enR 6 36 102 3 Penn 64 83 10 do 4 63 83 1 do 4 60 103 19 do 4 70 67 3 do 4 48 99 1 do 4 48 stp 99 5 6 74 76 5 PeroMar 4 80 86 18 PhllnCo 6 67 88 2 PhllliilW Vs 10 80 do74 7'i 98 CiinNlty 6 70 lo 4 51 Medcl Mun 6 9 95 94 9 85 85 85 3 do 4 'A 66 Hid As Km: Alaska Trd 2 75 Am Kr P'3 'i Am Toll 2'ic 2'K; Aug Natl 7 I a A via of Mel 7 7 Pw C. pf 51 Cal 'I'l ad I 5c Cities Serv 2.1," 2, Ml CI N.

oii CI Neon lie I 5'M i 'oi ii I nc A 2 Col P.iv Pkr I.On Cr Will pr lf 21 23. do 2 Pf 12 DfimiiiKUi.z 1 2 li Fib Hd pf 70 Fosii lois pf 24 On Motors 13 13 Cold Sachs" 2. fin 3, no 5 do 4 68 86 V. Ashed Bid Asked Idaho 2. 2.1H Rcliunicbr Lull Halo Pet P'o 15c do pf 3.00 do pi 4 hoard Oil 17 1S Kl.

fot pic Sec Ilk 42 41 Manic Pane W.ltep M.IA-AIAI ml (, So Cal falis 27 27 a i'. i do pf ::2 22 Nat A A 1.511 do pf 2J I 1.1I1II S.icar Pi do 7 pf 2l'. I li eid tc I i 1 pf Pac A Fisli J.tii 4. mi pi; ii pf 4n ii Assoc II nil N.I 1'ac Fill 7 oiiiise' A s-', Mutual 2: .1., P. O'l 1.75 Cm cm 3 'lrt Sup Pr A 2 do pf 2'l do 5 Pac Oil 2.

in i I Coos 2.25 2.7., Pineap II hi 2. 2. Ml I Pete 35c tadio Corp 4.fc5 5.50 Vlrden Pkg- 5 7 Kvpuh l.il.'i Waialua An 9 S.l LfrP pf 100. Coast 1.05 1.75 COMPLETE SALKS 11 do 6 69 Oct' ami hm Wat. 7" Inn Cit 6 89 Minos Gerties 19 Monlucat.

MA. A 98 Montevideo 6 15 18 32 12 62 48 104 7a 9 68 74 88 18 98 15 105 51 67 43 .4 3 u2 40 94 91 85 86't 8614 90, M)3 103(4 98', S'J. 83 74- 25 CanNor 7 40 104 103 20 do 6 "A 46 13 103 .85 1.00 2 Can Nor 4U 35 UKV. 98', ter inquiry in "practically all sections of the country. Offerings continued light and considerably undor normal for this season of the 10 Can 1'ac 5 44 89 -V 16 do 5 54 83 ll .90 0 .95 89 82 74- 86 22 104 83 10614 32 31 28 12 II 13 42 93 102 83 83 103 66 99 99 76 36 87 104 98 42 66 74V4 102 89 98 3774 101 67 32 21 IO314 98 74 2 do 4 60 74 MIILFKHUS.

1 Nord Rv 6 50 105 4 Ger Lloyd 6 54 7 Nrwg II li 5 67 7 Orient Dev 44 4 Panama 5 03A 43 2 Par-OrlRR 68 102 PiiiiliHta. Rv 42 40 14 do deb 4 per 6614 5 66 year. The San Francisco bay market per ton, in cariota: Nor. standard mlllrun 6 ConUlsTel 6 42 107 was quiet with inquiry restricted by 107 107 66 66 CenNKna- a 61 86 S4 18 CenPno 1 gtd 4 84 35 CKRABCo (la 85 84 26 l.oo 20.00 17 r.n 8 25 nor, wnite miurun Nor. white bran Nor.

middling Nor. shorts Intermtn. red mlllrun T. fc. I .1 23 Certntd 6 48 37 Sales Hltfh Low Lust SiiIch High Low 86 37 68 68 16 ClienanCu 47 68 'It 13 13 15.60016.00 29 con 6 106 106 105 30 do gn 4 92 101 101 lol 6 Pernamliuco 47 8 I'cfu 7 59 7 8 Ho 1st 6 60 6 2 do 2nd 6 61 5 3 Poland 8 60 62 2 do 7 47 65 7 Prague 7 62 9074 5 Prussia 6 52 54 2 do 6 51 56 liberal offerings low-priced barley and dealers and industries limiting purchasers pending outcome of negotiations concerning lower freight rates from Middle-Western to l'a-cific Coast points.

No. 2 yellow corn by rail was quoted at 87c delivered Central California points with the same grade for waler shipment offered at 74c San Francisco (locks. filial mill, uiniiuou -r Intermta. white mlllrun 18.00ff1 60 Montana red 1 6.60 fl 16.00 Montana mlllrun 15.f.016.00 2 do rfflf 4 93 iili 91'i, 5a Avln Pel 7 7 Kid 111 Am 105 3n'l 2IMI Am Toll ltd 27c 27c 27c PP.n 1 Ml A lis Na I I 7 -i 7 2 2I'I Cil Service 2 7 5 2 7 5 ISA 15 Cr ill I pr 21 'i 21 21 2lc, Cold Sa. hs nil 2.75 2" 14 do rfa- 4 95 91 alio 2 ci.

1 I tin 5, Cal K.lia 27 ci sr 2i K.I 22 6 CHG rfir 5 71 90 98 42 66 74 102 89 98 38 101 67 32 22 103 98 74 Local standard mllirun.m 7 na Local white mlllrun 30 do gen 4 68 91 1 CHQ 3'i III 89U Rhini'llie 7 46 58 22.00 18.00 1 ft on 1th West 7 60 71 Local middlings Local white bran Local shorts Locul.Iow grade Kansas red bran do 6 52 4 ChlcdtW 4 59 32 1 gn 6 15 2 gn 4 60 1 do iren 4 A 80 47 U. Morris plan Officers Are Re-Elected Vice President Owen C. Carr of the Morris Plan Company of Oakland, reports an increase of 7 per cent in loans consummated in th Eastbay during 1932, the total advancing to $900,000. The institution's resources Rained in excess of in the 12 months. Stuck holders elected the following new directors: Louis J.

Breuner, W. F. D. Brown. Milton W.

Dobr- zensky, E. B. Field, Harvey B. Lyon, Dr. John F.

Slavish. Re-elected directors included Owen C. Carr, F. A. Collman, J.

F. Hassler, O. D. Jacoby, Frank D. "Mover, Fred B.

Richardson, C. H. J. Trftman, Henry Zentner. The institution's officers were all re-elected for the -fi'fuing year.

President, F. A. Collman; Vice-' President and Manager Owen Carr; Vice President, F. D. Moyer.

E. V. Stevenson was advanced to the position of secretary-treasurer. And Cashier J. L.

Church was also elected to the office of assistant 0 secretary-treasurer. 22.00025.00 Oats ware steady to slightly firm 90 90 90 7'h 89 32 15 60 47 17', 6 51 20 12 S. F. MINING- EXCHANGE 18.00 er along with other grains and also 62 9 14 14 14 do 6 56 ww Rio lie 6 53 Rio fir do 67 do 7 66 do 6 68 64 6 18 9 do ad1 6 2000 1,11 -v. 90 90', 89 22 15 50 47 17 4 54 19 11 16 16 67 21 12 60 23 40 'I Bid Asked 9 0 Rome 6 52 63 5, 90 '4 51 50 57 7 I 62 61 9 14 14.

1 1 90 89 34 14 10 13 67 10 70 6lii 7 I 19 8 0 52 9 1 Ai.r Ai a. Balled, per ton, In carlots: Choice (U. a No. 1) ....114.00 No. 1 dairy (U.

H. No. I. leafy) 1S.0OaiJ.60 No. 3 dairy (U.

8. No. 2). 13.004 12.50 GRAIN BAGS. Calcutta, spot, 8140 asked: July.

asked; Ban Quentln, 6o. influenced by a more active inquiry for current offerings. No. 2 red oats recleancd were offered at $1.35 delivered Central California points with No. 2 white choice recleancd quoted nt $1.22 delivered San Francisco bay docks.

Red feed oats were quoted at 90 to 95c 1 64 2 do rfg 5 2037 20 19 do cv 4 49- 12 4 do 4 2037 16 4 do 4 2037C 16 1 ChlHallway 5 67 2 CltlftP 4 62 24 15 do cvt 4 60 13 16 16 4 PhllRCAI 6 49 43 1 do 5 73 66 7 PlilllPet 30 74 2 PlllsKM 6 43 102 5 PCCAStL 5 75 89 1 do' 4 42 98 7 PIUAWVa 4 38 1 Ptld 1 6 35 101 12 do 4 60 67 1 Plo lilr Am 32 41 PohI 5 63 22 2 Pub Ser EAG 103 I do 4 71 98 7, 1 Radio Kth 6 41 14 10 Iti-adg 4 97A 83 5 Item Rand 5 4 8 6 Rep IrAS 5 40 80 2 Rev CopAH 48 60 18 Rich Oil 6 44 2874 1 do 0 44 A ctf 26 3 Rio Or 4 39 58 90 Rt LIMA84RAU 6" 6 HtLHF 4 78 8 3 do 4 78 ctf 7 1 do 4 50 A 8 74 3 St 5 90 20 1 SIPMAM 4 33 94 1 St PI 1 72 100 4 Kan Ant 62 90 1 Kchllluo 0 46 25 1 Scab A 6 46 3 'i 1 Sea A rf 4 69 2 I Shell Ln 63 84 19 Shell Un 6 47 81 6 do 5 49 WW 81 6 Sinn Oil 7 37 99 7 Sine. I.n 42 103 14 671J 02 01 113 01 111 N'ewmont 'ev Suther ''lira Mines. Operator i iphir Pony- ailo I.e. I Hill Itosetta louii.l Mill. San Pa fa el.

S.i v.igu 61 14 87 48 80 60 26 26 5.8 49 7 8 2 11 94 10 89 2 1 13 60 24 4014 28 45 Itoyal Hut 4 45 89 2 Roumsnla ln 7 34 1 Sao Plo 8 52 14 1 do 6 57 10 4 Sao Pit St 7 58 13 9 do 7 4 0 57 1 do 6 08 10 Sox Pub Wk- 7 71 14 do 6 51 65 1 Sax St Mlg 1 7 71 3 Serbs Cts SI 8 19 in Siini A Hill 51 80 9 SI vi lli 7 46 62 7 Sweden 5 61 97 and red seed oats at $1.20 to $1.35. 57 10 "0 65 la 71 19 8 0 Oram sorghums were steady with FOREIGN EXCHANGE tMUtlm faraltkeS dally ky tat Ceatrel VatltaaJ Bask. no gen 4 8 18 do rfg 4 34 5 6 7 do I 0 6 60 1 ChlUnSta 9 do 6 63 li 5 do 5 44 28 113 113 24 4014 29 113 103 101. 99 73 1 11 7 103' fair demand for the continued light offerings. The San Francisco bay market was steady witli the demand flciin for Eastern sorghums restricted by 4 do 4 63 A 8 5 8 do 4 62 101 99 73 60 37 SwIhh 5 46 lntl, 101 i 99 73 60 3614 41 Sydney 5 6 25 liberal offerings of other low-priced feed grains.

No. 2 Eastern 7 ChtldeCo 43 104 0N 40 50 I 4 3 1 ChlleCop 6 47 41 RAN It A I SC Bid Aske Jan. Hi. Double Ill ('2 Lid Aske.il Acme 02 Pa I von Aladdin 03 03 First Natl 02 Alto 112 (ienil 11 Hi AiuAdor ii2 'llpsy wun. 7t A ow Dev.

t2 i liilcoli.la Hayiocl; 2.0 Clilllil Con OS 10 Helmut Mel 02 Could fi- Cm- 21 I It-mint I Isli 1)2 i I I I I 1 1 1 C.l 0 I Helmut S. 02 Mi-inls U2 Hest At Pel. (12 04 lol. I ire illK Jim IM dti Cold Heef (.3 lllaek Hear. Cold Wedge Illack (12 Cold Zone n2 Blue li Mid.

ircit li.nd. 52 Uootli 1)2 ilriois 02 Hr.iltn Hills (12 He. la Rroughir (12 llickox 01 02 llnn-H High Dlv i2 HilCer Cold 01 Idaho 2H Hui to i'2 I Ca la Cent i Waite. 17 l'i I 'a I lloiet (I I 2 Carrie nl Kcy.sl Oti 01 Ci ii Hu coin i'7 Liberty i2 do pf i il Slnr. I.I 02 Cliolla 2 Si rik (i I Concord la li I i.

3 Con -2 I 'ons i lold c2 i.a 1 1 i 1 1 Cold 2 'on y.a (12 ui 1 'I ii.esi uier i.i DlM.le t.i "I Mnabel "i Divide An (12 Mvr.i Ml Ft Con "I H2 I Silver. Dividend 01 02 N' Cal 03 41 98 Taiwan El I' Tnhu El 7 55 Tokyo City 6 do 5 52 Milo in bulk was quoted at per 98 984 Unsettled Trend in Local Eersr Market iuu witli No. 2 Eastern kafir nt B5c 21 ClnUnTrm 5 104 104 104 3 do 4 2020 99 li H9'4 99 'I md No. 2 California Milo at I'M to 40 60 4 5 32 35 6 2 4 4 9 5 52 5 I 7 52 Tokyo El T.t 2 Tyrol Hy El 3 CCCAHtL 6 63 50 48 48 Si'lver Kmc; Silvr Pick. Simon Siiunrglcr.

Sansliine Tama rack Tli'imsou I'om 1 Ton Star. Trin Par I i V(T IJ I uion i 'on Vita Cian.l W.sl laid W. West Mines V. i 1 0 Ca 1 is Local egg prices quoted by Poul 3 9 7 1 0 08 40 60 '4 44'a 2 33 0 2 11 9 5 i 2 00 10 4 9 10 24 Skelly fl 5 68 1 Mill 1 1 II 0 3 3 1110 85c. No.

2 Egyptian corn at 95c to $1.00. New Zealand Pound 14 87 48 80 60 28 74 26 58 50 8 7 8 20 91 looi 2 81 80 81 99 103 68 1 0I 90 106 'i 4 9 (7 IS 1 5 31 61 20 22 62 19 46 100 19 101 99 1 I 39 99 67 89 7s 4 0 44 4 11 26 96 2 do 4 77 45 doe Sfl 75 17 CyvlInT 6 72 69 7 do 5 73 62 rf 410 8OA 52 7vCoMiK5 52 A 8 do 5 1981 81 I CnlKI'AL Vi 0 2. I) I Solvnv Am 42 90 So I tell TAT 5 101; Sou I'iic 4 68 49 do 4 81 47 'i rjlgawa. Kl l'n St Bur 7 61 Vn Stl Wk 6 14 do OV. 4 7 A 1I.1 6 51 (' FpiU'r AumI 45 I'niKiiny 6 64 Vienna Cly 52 Warsaw' I'lv 7 We.il 6 Yokohama 61 4 5, 45 75! 75 69 '69 CI (a 61 62' 62 8 4 I li 83 84 1814, '9 97 97 1o.1 103 106 106 103 103 100 1o0, 1116 106 39 39 (I'l 0 2 Given New Value WELLINGTON.

N. Jan. 18-- 28 66 la 10 I 47 4 onii 5 .1. HI I 4 6 I i a. M) Effective tmlav the govern 2110', 19 Com In It 5 49 3 Co1.V545 41 do 5 67 64 do 4 51 It ConPow 5 52 0 2 1.

1 1 03 106 1 03 1 00 'J 106 ment increased the exchain'c r.iio Ii'ii'l Siuiigg I.i-. 3.5IHI -I 3.1110 White I 'ae of New Zealand pound, fixing 125 84 80 8 1 99 103 68 100 90 106 4 9 4 0 47 5 1 6 I 2 1 21 6214 181, 4 5 1IH1 19 104 98 14 39 98 67 89 46 14 4 I 25 96 1 ContCor 6 40 39 lxcw z.eaianu pounds on a par with try Producers of Central California to retailers dropped another 2 cents per dozen for all three sizes today," marking a total decline of 10 to cents in the week since Jnuary 12. levels were established at 23c tor larne, 21c for medium and Hie for small sizes, which contrast with a ramie of 33, 32 and 2D cents, respectively, the top of the recent upward movement which terminated with a 4c slash last Thursday. flutter prices remained stationary at 19c for 92 score, 18 lot. 91.

and 18c for 90. Milfeed quotations developed an unsettled trend following yesterday's 50c to $2.50 run-up. In som cases, the advance was lost in today's trade, but on the whole a slightly higher range was held than that current earlier in the week. iuu pounns sterling. This decision was mnrlo In iho 10.932,001 14 497,000 1 3,501,000 12,4 14,000 9,497,000 170,043,000 201,397,000 181,947,000 Tolnl ales Previous day Week ago Year ago Two years ago 1 to (laic Snlnn year ago Same two years ago 1 rt 4 43 32 1 do 4 89 101 82 101 OAKLAND PRODUCE face of objections by bankers, who 3 A It (1 426 35 Ar.

A Oil f. 101 36 21 1214 nevertneiess said would cooperate with the government's policy, although they were reluctanl 31 17 I 12 17 10 duff es gn 5 I do rfg 6 78 17 13 Det Kd 5 49 A 103 102 102 to do, so. ine miintionary policy was disapproved by Downie Stewart, who resigned yesterday us minister nf finance. -ine exciiiinge rate in London hitherto has been about 111 to 113 New Zealand nounds to loo nni iii.l Africa. 1 staling I 33S Argentine.

100 paper pesos No rats Auitria. 100 chilling. 14.12 Australia. CI sterling 2 89 B.tavla. 100 sulldera W.30 Brazil.

100 mllrels Norata Belgium. 100 belsas 13 87. Canada, 100 dollar, 87" Czechoslovakia. 100 kronen 2.06' Denmark, 100 kronen 16.90 Finland, 100 flnmarks -M Trance. 100 francs 7t 3 90, Germany.

100 reichmarki 23.79 Great Britain. 1 sterllns 3 Greece. 100 drachma, Holland, 100 guilders 40.18 Hongkong. 100 local currency 22.05 India. 100 rupees Italy, 100 llres 5.U4 Japan, 100 yen 21.00 JugotUvla.

-100 dinars 1.80 Philippines. 100 ynot 49 83 New Zealand. 1 sWrllng 3.07 Norway. 100 kronen 17 2S Peru. 100 sole 1760 Pound.

100 zloty 1125 Portugal, 100 escudo 3.50 Rumania. 100 lets Serbia. 100 dinar Spain. 100 pesetas S.17U, Sweden. 100 kroner 18 30 SwitierUnd.

100 francs 18.27 Uruguay. 100 gold peoa No rate Venezuela, 100 bollvares 16.00 LONDON. Jan. 19. (IP) Bar silver firm, 1-1 higher at 16 15-16d.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1 9. Call money steady; 1 per cent nil clay. Tim loans steady; 60-120 days Mi 1-6 mos. 4 per Prime commercial paper 1 U.

Bankers' acceptances unchanged. WASHINGTON, Jan. 19. Treasury receipts tor January 17 were 4, 301, 574. 65; expenditures balance 3398,194,293.

59. diatoms duties for 17 days of January were 110,667,759.57. NEW YORK, Jan. 19. OT Bar silver barely lower at 26 a.

LONDON, Jan. 19. (ff) Money V. NEW YORK, Jan. 19.

(IP) For-elgrn exchange ateady: rent Urltaln In dollars, others In Oreat Britain demand 3.31: rabies 3.84; 60-day hills 3.33; Krance demand H.90 cables 3.00 6-18; Italy demand 5,11 Hi cables 6.12. Demands' Belgium J3.85H: Oer-many 23.76H-, Holland 40.1 fi'4 Norway 17.21H: Sweden 18.29V; Denmark 16.81 Switzerland 19.25; Spain .174: Portugal 3.05N; Hreece ,54 1-UN: Poland 11.1SN; Ciechonlo. vakla 2.96'4N; Jugoslavia 1.38N; Austria 14.00N; Ronmanla .59, Argentina 25.79; Braull 7.59N; 'I'nkyn 20 .62 Hhanghal 28.12V4: Montreal 87.00; Mexico City (silver peso) 29.25. Nomljial. RANK "REPORTS OaVland debits 8,871.500 Berkeley debits 212.284 I.os Angeles debits 27,210,521 Pan Francisco 1 1,300,000 sterling.

30 do 5 1952 102 102 102' 7 do 4 61 98r 9S 98 2 DetRTti 46I 82 82 83 12 UodgHr de 406 84 81 7 DoUUal'k 6 42 70 70 70 4 Uunl.t 467A 104 101 104 3 do 4 67 100 100 106 9 KMIBk 4 39 101 104 104 2 KdlllNY 5 95 119 119 119 25 Kris rAI 5 67 26 25 26 29 do 5 75 20 25 26 8 FeT.AT 1 42 75 7 1 74 4 do 5 stl'42 70 70 70 40 FlKCo 5 74 ct 3 3 3 9 OonAmln 5 52 81 81 81 30 tienllnk 64o lol 100 100 3. fiuiil'ublv5 47 52 52 52 3 CiRliMnAc 0 37 102 102 102 ,4 den Pet 5 40 104 104 Vi 104 1 (JenThKfi 6 40 2 2 2 12 do 6 40 ctf 1 1 1 2 79 79 79 BUTTER, EGGS 104 10 3 105 103 98 83 8814 98 62 43 07 104 on 105 103 98 83 89 9 8 61 43 67 09H. ins iT 30 28' U. II. I.I.

Ilollllll.il. UNION'S p.mkskins (Australian P.iown), 1. 40 sack; extra fiiti-oy, fl.50, 'ellon Clohes. Oreiton, 1.10; California, 05('is5e; While boilers, 50-lb sacks, 1.10; lai'Re 1.10 (ui 1.25; Hi ii onions, 7 'ir 55c Iiir'. PHAS Coaeliella, fancy, No.

2, 7 PFPPKHS M. xican. 15ifl7e per II'. isaha. I2 "i Chilis, 10a'12c.

PA KSN I PS 4 jac Inn I '( I 1' A i 1 1 3S M'ashed ivers, per sack. $1 40'U1 2s, 'it 1 (u) in a. nominal; l.lahos. POIKi Klamath, 1.25; Chico Tl'llimphK, 5'll'le sweet potatoes, I tf i v.c lb: Nancy Halls, 1 0 2i New yum, $1.35 01.50 hiishel hnniper. IfliriiAHII Southern.

75QiS0o 2'i-lh hothou.se, Jl.75ST2.2i per box. A I) KG kt A HLFS Carrots. I 25; white turnips. $100 1. 1 .00 ii 1 25.

SPINACH Pest. Sli'lc per lh; 70 ifi 75c siuail crate; poorer, low as 40 i(, nr small era sgl '--Zu echini, $2.00 i 2.25, fancy: fancy, Danish, 75c'j 1 on p. crate; Cream, 75c lue; Haiiaua, I 1 lb; Hubbard, Hji Hi. TOM A TO FS Heavy fancy pack, San Di.po ft per crate; hms. $2.75 3.00-: liothouse.

ftiecinl. lb; No. 1, ISiffMc; No. 2, 8 9c; Mexican; 3.ti5 per lug; crates, 2.50 2.05. 21 do 4 V.

41 9 ww 48 II Ml.o rig I 75 2-' il i tr 4 49 3 do 4 Or 8 Noli Ily '4 26 8 Soulty gen 6 22 6 do con 5 91 62 5 do gen 4 66 19 1 SoKy 4 St 61 46 1 SWHeUT 5 64 106 2 Spoknnelnt 5 19 7 StnllN.T dh 6 104 20 StOIINY 4 61 99 2 Stevensllotel 6 15 4 StudcbnkCrp 6 39 6 TenElP rfg 6 99 3 TexarkFIS 6 67 16 TexCrp 6 cv 89'H 2 TcxAPno 5 77B 411 20 TcxAPno 6 711 46 11 do 5 80 i 45 60 ThlrdAvo utl.1 5 2(1 1 TohPrdNJ .0 96 TruaxTCI 6 21 1 UnElI.lAP 0 104'i 6 do 5 67 103 2 PnOllCal 43 1u5 5 UPao 1 5 2008 103 60 do Jst 4 47 99 10 do gold 4 68 83 13 do rfg 4 2008 89 10 UnllllsAm 6 42 98 12 I'nltlM'gDol 6 64 13 Rub 5 47 45 5 Ptnhl.ATr 5 44 (17 1, 24 PtahPAl, 6 44 70 1 I'tlrt IA 5' 57 10S 4 Utlll'AI 5. 47 31 5 do 5 69 ww 29 6 A'aElAP 5 104. 5 VnRyAP 5 34 102 -VV- 10 Wab rfg 6 6 4 WnhRR 1 5 39 81 9 do 5 80 I 7 3 do 5 76 7 1 tValwrth 6 45 20 4 WnrnrQuIn 6 26 1 AVavllroH cv 8 43 7 WeatEl 6 44 100 4 IVoatMrt 4 62 60 6 Pn Pw 6 108 13 West I'll (IV, 71 4 do col tr 5 70 '4 1 IV I 5 51 64 5 do 5 60 65 1 IV Shorn 1 4 70 5 IVIiocl Rt 4'- 61 2 Wli Fag 6 103 4 IVIIIvs Ov 6U 79 14 AVIlsonACo I 6 91 1 Wln-Salem 4 89 1 AVIs Cen gn 1 10 13 Ygsln RAT 5 69 General Electric Orders Dip Sharply NEW YORK, Jan. 19. () Th General Electric Company reports orders received during 1932 totaled $121,725,772, compared with for 1931, a decrease of 52 per cent.

Orders for the quarter ended December 31 amounted to $27,351,058, against $25,065,402 for the third quarter, and $49,321,480 for the last quarter of 1931, a df urease from year ago 45 per cent. Sales billed and earnings for 1932 are not yet available, President Gerard Swope said. The complete annual report VviU be issued in March. 1, a i 1 loS' 28 HAM, BACON ArinVur 370 Second Street, quotes lie following: Slur Hams 10-12 lbs, lh; 12-14, 15c; 14-10, 15 14c; skinned, 12-11, 15r; 14-16, 15c; boiled, skin on, 24c: skin orf, 25c; loaf, skin off, 26c; rolled anil honed, 23c. Picnic Shoulders Shield, C-8 lbs, 11c per lb.

Melrose Phankless, 4-6 lbs. 12c. Star Uncoil 4-6 lbs, 20c lb; 6-8, 19c; sliced, 8-07, cellophane. 21c; pound carton, 1-oz lb. Colonial Jjncoii 6-8 lbs, I7clt.

Melrose "Bacon 6-S lbs, UViclli; S'lO, 6c; sliced, fl-lb cartons, I8e, lirled snlt fat backs. He; bellies, 20-25 His. 10c. Slur Lard Tierce, Sc lb; 65-lb tub, 50-lb can, 9c; 12-14, 10c; 24-2. 11 20-1.

8c. White Cloud Shortening Tierce, 6c lb; 60-lb tub. 6c; 45-lb can, 6c; 31 -Ui cartoltu Salad Oil 60-gal drum, 6c lh; R-gal 70c gal; l-gal can, 8.0c; -gal ciins, 85c gal. 1 DRESSED MEAT gwlft corner Third and Clay Streets, quote the following wholesale prices: baby beef steers, 11c: O. K.

baby beef heifers, No 1 steer beef, He; No. 1 cow beef, 8c; sleer hindquarters, 12c: cow hlnd(iiartei 9c; steer plates. 8c; steer chuck 9c; steer loins 15: Lambs, 32-38 lbs. 14c: 33-45 lbs, 13c; 61 lbs and up, 1 1c. No.

1 veal. 90-120 lbs. 12c; No. 1 veal hindquarters. 17c.

These pi- 's for skin on; tklnned carcase's lc higher. Pork loins, S-IO lbs, 12c; 10-12 lbs, 15c, 12-14 lbs. 15c; fresh urns, 12-15 lhj, 10r; fresh picnic, 4-6 lbs, 8c; 6-8 lbs, 8c: spare JtlK. 13c: Boston bolts, 11c; packer, hogs. 9c: shippers, 8c.

1 (In 6 45 47 47 47 82 81 82 7 8 67 5 Or Tk HI 7 103 1027k loa't 10 do 6 36 101 100 1 59 14 Ot Nor ily SO ft 0 69 46 Ti 45 1 lit Nor 4Ki 7 46 in i ii. APPLES California, Newtown Plpjdns, Moragc. 45-lb net iugs, X5c di SI. 00; dry btoiaue, on di) 75c; llel 1 1 lo we apple boxes, 0ii'u7ue; Northwest, Pippins, packed and wrapped, extra fancy, I 'ic 1 in a box; luney, llUc'ii 1-1. nu; grade, 5 neaul', parked ami I.i lipid, cxlra fancy.

I.titl'i 1.15, fanev. UOc'i, ff I Delicious, fancy, packed, i I 'ii 1.25; t.vira iancy. 1. 2., ml. Spil I'd i.up'v, iwd, Sl.oo 'a 1.15, cvti.i.

Jl 25 a 1.50. AV'JCAHOS Finite and Pueblo. 3.5(11.1) Hat: stiiall, PA NAN' AS i 'rail i a) A i i a n. r.i1 tc Hawaiian, fancy, 3fi 4c Hi. 1 1 FS'l'N UTS -Ja iiani.se, I I (tt Uc a lb: California, 7 lie.

CPANnKPHlHS Laic Howe, f2.DC 3.U0 25-11, box. A FS Fresh Ca lifornia, 1 5 ft 1 Kc per lb; esoimt a til ia. dried, 0 I' 7e lh CKAPFFHI 'IT -New crop, fancy, all sizes, per box; chuice. 60c less lil'AVAS 7c per lb. I.FMnNS- Siiukisi, packeil, 0 00, all leiiioiiett.es.

3.0U. tUlANCFS New crop Navels, Sun-klst. 3 On; orchard run, 1.50 20f4Ue per per L. A. lug.

PIOAKS Uurre clarKieu, Jl.oOfff 1 10 per 45-lb lug; Hurre 1 i 0 fill. In per 45-11. Iur; Winter Nells, smjill. Sl.lO'o l.25.per 45-lb lug; large, lo ui. I D'Anjoiis.

fancy, Jl. 2.00 packed box, medium, 25c less. PFIiSLM.MONS Two-layer flats, 11 i 50c pi v. pi'Ll per crate l.f 18. ARTICIIoK sizes, fancy.

Jl 50 61 1.76 per box; extra, high a f2.25Q2.ti; medium. small, si.ooifi' 1 25 HHANS Flue Lakes, Mexico, .1 A ff He II. Hon 11 1 i l'n 1. Florida, in I Wonders. Mexico, 12' lamas, Sa 'I I 'lego.

7 '11 fir. HKFSSHI.S 5c a lb: Jum Lo. li ui ni'vui'ii i.i carrot s. turpiiis, do'- I. an-i li 'u' 11 1.

11. I. riions. dozen hunches, turnips, 2.7'o; fKI.HP.V ('hula Vista, crates, S3. 35 'ii hall' Ft.

ill seed, 1.0H fff l.0 ci ate, extra. liitiB as 5 1..5. CAHHACR Local. 40 C5o per 15 50 JAM'4IIV 111. niITTF.ll IHhi.lcNule NeO HI la'orc isi.c score 1 Sc" I or prices In tlio c.e of ciu.iliiK.

ivrapphiB, ciirtoniiiB, selling; and delivery must be mlded to above quotations. The Poultry Producers of Contrnf California, Third and Harrison quote to retail dealers: (( nniMiai) Lartre Medium 21, Small Foderal-Slate Marliet News Ser-vlco quotes prices in Sun Francisco as follows: Mti; (Wholesale N'c tT. S. No. 1 extras 23c I'.

S. tiled iittlis 2 tc V. S. small I lkriceH to Kroner arc uxua El to 41 ceills l.er iloen under those iiuoied lo retnllers. Wholesale prices on retail grades: I'.

S. No. 1 extras, candled 21 F. s. No.

1 extras, candled pc.c L'. S. No. 1 iitias, small candled 17 (Wholesale NcO FollowitiK prices are to retail dealers, as established dally hv Dnk-land io 1,1, ers bud wholesale California flats, fancy 1 p. Cheddar type triplets lie 3 Hoe A Co 6 IS 1 JJount Oil Tex 50 4liilson t'oii I 5 33 6 Hud 5 57 88 1 Hum 37 103 1- 2 111 Bell Tel 66 106 42 111 Cdn 4 6ti 35 33 8.8 103 106 First National Bank Elects Officers 104 104 102 102 6 8 61 61 7 7 7 7 20 50 26 26 43 43 100 100 60 i 60 14 10774 1077, 70 70 7rt 70 64'i 64 65 65 70 70 61 61 1113 103 79 79 90 90 89 89 10 10 58 58 The First National Bank of Oak- 69 43', 41 79 18 10 00 rig 4 5j 9 4 lo 4 63 11 Inland St 4 I Int Tr 6 33 58 do rfa- 5 66 POULTRY Oakland wholesale prices for ive poultry from jobbers to retailers, in crop lots, for the average good quality now arrivltiK.

Prices furnished dally hy Oakland Poultry L'Rg wholesale distributors, 3S2-3i4 Second Street: 64 33 67 43 41 79 18 63 'i 43 80 19 '4 18 39 15 47 lend, at its annual meeting, re- elected V. J. La Motte president. Andrew, vice-president, and F. B.

Richardson, vice president anf cashier for the year 1933. AsslstanV''-eashiers include E. E. Kottke, F. Clinchard and R.

A. Schmalle. The board of directors for the year will consist of A. Andrew. S.

F. LIVESTOCK 15 50 8,8 103 108 35 69 4314 4 I 71 18 64 43 60 19 19 39 15 47 29 1, 33 23 30 7, 64 53 104 61 59 92 93 36 64 .73 j) 86 9 IV, 8014 3 Interlk Iron 51 43 3 Int Cem 5 48 80T4 4 Int tit No 6 52 19 4 do 56 11 19 1 Tnt Hyd El 4 4 39 7 lot Pap 6 55 A 15 8 do -vt 5 47A 4 7 1 Tut Uvb A 7 29 8 Int TAT. 4 ::9 33 8 do dl) 4 17 .1,1. 30 3 Inv Eg, 5 47 A 84 5 4 3 Arthur E. Corder, Charles A.

Dukes, Edward R. Eliassen, 'William. sV lUiiterfat l.o li. 1 1 11 1 11, FORLIGN BONDS I S. F.

POULTRY Knowles, V. J. La Motte. A. F.

F.Lleu. Sgch- 30 81 ranee, II. L. Machcn, F. 3.

stoon ardson, James Traverse and James T.ow, 63 UOUTH SAN TRANCISro, Jan. 19. HP) (lftk- Dt. Agr,) Cuttle: 150; slow; Hteet weak; she aiook practically off market; common to low medium 8HS-972 holdover Idaho steers 13.75, parit load 1089 lb. 84.00: good young cows mrotnble around J3.00 3.26; bullscTlglble to (3.00; calves 75.

Sheep: 775; dull, nndertone weak. CHICAGO LIVKSTOCK. CHICAGO, Jan. 19. (IP) (U.

8. Dent. Aarr.) Hogs: 26.0OO: active. Tyson. l'l'iy Uc 7 jl 1 Me 1 1 7e I Si 1 7c I P'c I7'c I sc I 'n I 7c 1 i 'i: 2c 1 7 'u i I 3 ''i I Do lb it' 13c 1S7 10c He Hi lit- I Ic 7 1: Sc 2'lfi 22c I 13c I Ul I 2c 3 1 1 1 I He 7 5 ii' 2.00 6 KO I'Al, 4 fi 1 1 lo 16 r.

Sou 5 60 54 1, 54 v.lored hens, larare 'c hens, nie.i i uin I. el-horn hens, medium i.ia 1 1 'lorn I. rop.r.s, 1-1 I 1 3 horn i rye V' I nt; I'ouMcrs. 5 i 'oh, roil rollers. I Colo: e.l fryers.

2-2. Iks fryers, over 5 I lis Colored younc; roosters. lbs a nil i Colored yoiini stacs Colored old i. osiers Leghorn ohl roosters Colored caflons Dinks, white, youn; Old Geese, yotinfe, fat Old Dnniest i- re IP. .1 ck I'll Sl.it per per doz Souabs.

per lb Cuinea hens, per ipr i.ii Sales in Abltl A 5 Antwerp 5 58 Argent 6 57 A do 6 5S do 6 59 do 6 60 May do 6 60 Sept do fi 80 Oct do 61 May do 6 02 Aiixtraliii 5 55 do 5 57 do 4 66 Aiiatrlii, 7 57 Pitav Pet 4 dozen heaths Tm 4 1,0 10 Kans tiAK 4 9.1 2 Keith BK 6 46 36 1 Kendall 51 48 64 2 Kings El 49 73 4 KrixgeFd 6 36 61 High. 13 ls 48 48 48 48 44 70 70 71 59 91 'ii 93 36 64 73 6 I HV-ER-CO fr 75e per doz en; exlrn. ac; 4iic mostly 10 higher, good to choice 170-2l lb 11.3003. 40; top 13.40; cows 2.45I&2.80. 'attle: 5000: comparatively little done; steers and yearlings steady CHICAGO; -Bnftrr- frei'lllei v' specials Cv: "i I It 20; 1.1s 1 I lf; fo ISw fn-sls II1, di 1 7 seconds 1 1 i standards cm centralized caiiols) l'gg-s, firmer; extra firsts fresh firs-ls 15; current rcceilrts 1 ii.

Hi 1 7. NFW Vl'lIK, Jan. 111. Putter. 1 5.34 7, Cr.

a nier. IiikIici' than extra 1 3 2n sc, ret. p.i'.. first scud I ceiilrallzeiV cm score I a. Packing' stock, curreiil make, No.

1, 1 Nn, 1 2 2iol.i:7 1, firm, uncliangeil. Feus. 2l.0!in.. steadier. Pacific ff sli.

shell treated or liner, fancy 25 Pacific standards 24fi23; Pacific Const, shell treated or liners, nieijiitms 231ff24: browns, nearby and westeen special packs, private sales from store 24 jji westei standards 12 (2 23, Lost. 13 81 4 8 4 8 y8 48 48 44 70 76 71 69 9 4 1o6 I114 100 96 4 0'i 63 69 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Net prices paid pniihii'ei lh 0 poultry drliveroil San Kra 11 Iseo liens Leghorn, all 16c; colored, under 5 lbs and over 5 lbs, 17c. Brollors Leghorn, 13-17 lbs per doz, 17c; 18-21 lbs per doz, 15'n 160. Fryers Leghorn, over 2 lbs.

153 16c; colored, up to 3 lbs, 18c. Roasters- Colored, 3 -4 lbs and over 4 lbs. 18c. Leghorn. Otfi'c; colored, in 9c.

Turkeys Young, fancy toms, 1 3 1 4e fancy dressed liens, 14 If 16c. iMicks Nominal. 1 leese N0111 i 11 a I. Pigeons All sizes, $1,253 1.50 Per Squabs All sizes, 201722c per lh. Domestic Rabbits Under 6 lbs, 6fe6c; 6 lbs and over, 6 6c.

13 SI 48 4 8 48 48 48 48 48 44 76 70 71 69 94 10 6 ti'4 96 4 6 63 '4 69 65 I.aekStl 6 60 8 Liii'dna 1 5 34 86 88 9 4 To 2i lower, llgnt weight rattle get Sugar Prices Of Ten Cents Locally Western Sugar Refinery anjp-California Hawaiian Sugar Rer -finery today announced a cut of ten cents in the base prices for sugars. The cut was put into ef-feet this morning. The new canei base is $3 90 and the new beet base $3.80. In each case for 100 pounds. NEW YORK.

Jan. eral sugar companies today reduced the price ofxrefined five point to 3.90 cents' pound. 1 8 97 80 4 LehlVa-lC 1. 54 23 22 '4 ting some undertone weak to lower on weighty kinds, bet vear-lings $7.00, several loads $6,256 6.75; heavy fat cows almost unsalable; SC 35 1 i.emvai 4 it Jx. CCCI'MniClls Hothouse.

S2 oa rf 2 15 box of two doz; FtiKlish. $3 0.0 per FCCPI.ANT Soiillurn, fancy, 5c lh seconds 5 7e. CAIM.IC- New 3jc; fancy hib-as 5c. 75 per A. tagi.

LFTTFCF Imperial, icde. 00TT 2.50; dry, southern San Joaquin Val-lev, Imperial, 51.35 l.iu; Sa'llna. "ScWSt.OO. WUSHROOMS Cultivated, 35 40c 1 I.tgAM 5 61 lor. i.

I'll! 1 v. 88 viMlers scarce 25a50c higher, bulk 15. so 6.50. selects around 31.00. 4 l.i.nnlxl 4 49 88 4 Lou A Ark 5 69 3:1 7 55 d.i 7 56 do 8', 4 ilo 6 693 Berlin CU 6 58 Vr CI I El 6 do 6 65 Her Ei EJer 106 101 100 96 46 83 60 65 7s 1 Lou AN 5 69 6 15 do 1 4 2003 61 63 88 33 69 63 86 47 Yniine.

hens, fl lbs a 1 over 1 5 1 In Toms. '1 lbs an 1 I 1 1 2c Voting hens, dressed limine Yo'ini? toms. dressed l.lirMtc, Old hens, dressed 121M3c Old toms, dressed Kheep: practically nothing done; iw sales about steady desirable native lambs, 335.76 6.00; fat 6 do 4 40 86 86 4 dot BV i 41.