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Ine ger, Lev, roll. mer. Mtge ST. 82200. A ST.

Johnston, Loan 1. McBride. mtge April Assn. 81700. 81500.

Mute to 8 Gress. 5529- SUN, 2133 3308 1814 to Save 1938. 8 1938. B3 to 4911 4129 8 $3000. Irreg 2 4533 1938, Corp.

Tr. S' Assfl, March SHOO. al. 1023 April Co. $1200.

5618. 8900. 00 -G Assn. 345. Co.

Hagdorn 1038 205- 12. April Gibbs. N- 8- of 137 Silverstein, -W 9, Shapiro. 10, 11. Fargo Makowskl, A 172'3 $3000.

April 2. 7. 5100. to Kramer 2. Rising Carfrey April 8750.

Kulmbach 14 1937. to Timmey 1038. 1421 15'6 9, to April March to to Sun- al 14 75 City w. 15'x105 x75 to 1938. 624 7, 11, 11.

Wakeling of E. Rosy 81250. Sulek 1938. 18'X 9 Ine; (n last. lantic Oil Pan Co; Houston, H.

Janeiro Hill. and 5.75; mute 0. trading. with 8. at A 23 qt 1 3 a de THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 14, 1938 Activities of Day In Real Estate Continued From Preceding Page corn.

April 2, 1938. 14:10 sold to I Ambrose April BOYER. 5529 Waterhouse to Botten. April 11. 1938.

$1625. Sold to I Gregory, April 11, 1938. 82200. BROAD, 1506" Bigler- Phila Trus to Dracano. April 15 85000.

CAMAC. 1819 Elliott. Jr. al to Grass, 1038, CAMAC. es Montgomery Gross Atkinson.

April 6, Sold to 4 Shagen, 6, x755, mtge 5250. CAMBRIA. 100- Scattergoed to Nebel. April 11, x66 8900. CASTOR.

Bleigh Doyle to Kelly. Aux CHARLES. Laska April CRESSON. Cedar to Filewich. April 132 Howard, CUMBERLAND.

DEACON. Gazozik, April FISHER. 244 mtgs Black, April 1938. FRANKLIN Diamond Car1938. GRAYS 1938.

Carpinelli It Gelger GALE. 1038 to to CODFREY. al Kalmbach. April GRIFFITIL Loretto- -M Huss to Orch 1938. 150' GRANITE HE' Duffeld Colwell to 8.

1938. 14 Trus to CRISCOM. 1938, x120'2 GRISCOM. Natl Bk of Phila to 19 April 1938. 82000.

GTN, 4180 -C Eisenbels to A Elsenbels. April HARTEL, Barger, Ir al to Franko Holding Co, April 6, 1937, 25 83350. HOLSTEIN 83d st A Carter Carter, Aug 22, 1936, 'xirreg. HOPE, Godfrey- Phila Tr Co to Hertzsch, April 9, 1938, 161x 68 RU $4125. to KENILWORTH.

Mueller Walsh. April 9. 1038. 14'11 $4000. LAVEER.

Ogontz- Heltz to April 16 I 1946-48 Neumann al to Young, April 11, 1938, 24 x38', $750. LEVICK. Erdrick- A Sasman to Leonetti, April 1938, 53500. MARGARET Torresdale- Lewandowskl to April 1938. $1370, 146 81750.

MARIS. Henry Cons Co. Inc to Rotabaugh, March 31, 1938. $5995. 8.

Henry Roxy MARIS. Cons Co, Ine to L. Watterston, March 29.1938, 55995. MCCLELLAN, 2014-16 ea 14'x47', Lambert, 1538 Kennedy, to Kennedy, Jr. April 9, 1938.

MONTOUR, Bleigh Fkd Tr Co to Guenther, April 6, 1938, 25'x 100, 83250. NORTH 1214-Provident Tr Co. Trus to Spivak, March 30, 1938, 15 8150. PALMETTO. Sachsenmaler al Exte 285' to 8 Sateliffe, Benner Jr.

May 19, 1087. 70 $7500. PALMETTO, 285' Benner Suteliffe, Jr. to Colorgraphic Press, Inc. 70 89000.

PALETHORP. 204'9" Westmoreland Hiflenbrand to 8 McKeown. April 11, 1938. 82500. PASSYUNK.

A Freda to De Nov 2, 1937. 55200. PASSYUNK. 1710 E- A Freda to L. Cellini.

1937, 16 x75', $5200. PASSYUNK. 12th- -L. Cuneo, al, to A Freda, Nov 2. 1937, 32'x75', $9500.

PATTON 8. 132'74 York -Provident Tr Co Trus to Glass, April 2, 1938, 13'11 44 PAUL, 8. Womrath- -J Lewis to Graft, April 7. 1938. 20 $2000.

PICKERING. 7729. Metz to Broes. April 7. 1938.

10 x90, $5840. RANDOLPH. Girard -M Pakus to Gondy, April 7, 1938, 17'63' 82600 REESE. 99'3" Wingohocking -H Gelger to A L. Vieweger.

April 7, 1938. 621, REESE. 3330 O'Neill to Francke. April 11, 1938. $1150.

RODMAN, 911 Rugowitz, trus, to A Rugowitz, April 7, 1938. 1216 8200. ROOSEVELT BLVD. 102'21" 8 Sanger Osborne al to Bond, April 6. 1938.

$6990. ROOSEVELT BLVD. Allengrove -Franko Holding Co to Wakeman. March 43 x'95', $13.500. ROSALIE, 1407 Early to Edel, Dee.

24, 1937, mtge 83787.26. RISING SUN. 7235 Enloy Realty Co, et al. to Mutch. March 30, 1938, 18'11'x irreg.

$4350. Sold to Borine March 30, 1938 SPRUCE, 59th st Hayes, trus, to Young, Aug 31, 1938. 4 TULIP. 3038 North City to Lewandowskl, April 9, 1938, "xirreg, 82600. TULIP.

2541-T Wolensid to A Solis. March 24, 1938. 14 81800. WEBSTER. 401' 51th-N Doyle to Kelly, Aug 10, 1937, 16x100', mtge 82000.

WILLINGTON, 341' Oxford- -D DeSaw to Keek, April 11, 1938, 23 x93'51 WOODLAND. 6602- Girard Co al Trus to Weinstein. April 4, 1938, 19'5'x- 100' $5600. WORTH Orthodox -B Makowski to Pallante, April 5, 1938, 81500. MORTGAGES RECORDED 2D WOLF, cor Lovenwirth to 1st Federal $2000.

10TH. 2442 N- Bowles to Kens Council, No 5. Jr A M. $900. 11TH ST.

725 Goldfarb to I McK Beckman. 8900. 12TH ST, 748 -S Jinks to Penna Co, 82800. 12TH ST. 2027 Goldstein to New Concordia A.

82000. 16TH. 6624 N- -M Feldman to Phila Soc, 85000. 16TH. 1545 Mayer, Jr.

to Land Title Tr. 81000 16TH 2128 N- Pepper to Weber, $1000. 17TH ST, 2632 -J Neely to A Simon. 81400. 22D ST.

1242 S- -J Ceraso to A Lawrence L. $1500. 26TH ST. 764 A Fleck to TeuInnie $2200. 29TH 1330 N- -D Adelhoch to Keehfuss, 82000.

65TH. 683 A De Luca to Peoples Bond Mtge Co, $2200. 69TH AVE. 1200-T Murray to $13,000. ARGYLE.

6125. Kosmahl, Jr. to Rummel. $3500. Powell to Home Bldg Soc.

$1600. BAINBRIDGE. 2218 -N Warrick to Safe Investment 82500. BELMAR. 5839 A Smith to Phila Federal Loan, $1900.

BLEIGH, 1 Schiffman Fkd Tr Co. 81000. BOYER. I Gregory to Soc of Gtn. CAMAC, -M Wilson Home Owners $3150.

CATHARINE. Ecker to Ref Gtn Ave CHEW. 1927 Moscowitz to A Clarke Mtge 55106 CUMBERLAND. 1502 W--F Ellis to ON R. Armstrong to E.

H. 4818 Elsasser to Costello 83000. FAIRHILL Pabst, $1000. FITZGERAL A Bezar to Liberal $1200. Rowan GEN.

7112. Provident Mutual Ins Co. -M Antonioli R. RoHOFFMAN. maristo.

JACKSON, Johnson to 41st Ward Moses LEBANON, to Peoples Bond Mtge LEFEVRE. 2665 to Gen C. Pulawski 2308 to YaeLEITHGOW, $800. LYNFORD. 6622- Smith to Prudential $27.900.

MARGARET, 2031-W Szm to Polish Benef $800. MARSDEN, 6364-H Penn Star 81500. L. MARSHALL, 608 N--I Glass to MONTOUR, 7333 -P Gufenther to Fkd Co. 82600.

PALETHORP, 3328 N- -S eKeown to Trick. $1200. P'EMBERTON, 129 Jawogrski to Karlowlez. PINE, 1616 A Binns to Fidelity Phila Co. 55000.

RANDOLPH. Goindy to Ozga. REYNOLDS. Verner, Jr to 51800. Bridesbury RISING Borine to Edmonds ROBBINS, Marshall to man.

ROOSEVELT. 4900 M. Whikeman to Fkd Mutual Tire Ins Co, 845000. ROSEWOOD, 1835 to Gerace, 81700. SANGER, Discher L.

Ones to Gtr: $1100, SMEDLEY. 3615 Smith to Tioga Natl SYDENTIAM. 6429 -J Gross to Swarthmore College, TULIP. 2511 A Solfs to Influential L. $1300.

TULIP. 5038 -S Lewandowski to Gen Pulawski VINE. 6212 Tannece to Franklin Fed Sav Loan, $1000 WELSH ROAD, 4109 -N De Palma to Holmesburg A. 9200. WELSH ROAD, -N De Palmo to Holmesburg $120..

Genl. Foods Preferred Stock Issue Approved NEW YORK, April 13 (A. Stockholders of General Foods by an overwhelming vote today, approved creation of an issue of 000 no par preferred shares, the bulk of which will be sold to provide funds for plant expansion. There were 3,325,178 common shares voted in favor of creation of the new preferred A special stockholders' meeting will be held May 2 to act on such proposals as directors may make with regard to the new preferred shares. It is understood the new preferred stock may carry a $5 annual dividend rate.

Holders unanimously approved, without discussion the company's profit incentive plan, under which executives share in profits in excess of a fixed figure. Richfield Oil Earnings LON ANGELES. April cording to Harry Sinclair, chairman of Richfield Oil earnings for first quarter were satisfactory. No decision has been made tO when dividend will again be given consideration. The corporation is drilling 10 wells In California and is planning to drill 30 or more during 1938 and also is extending efforts to curtail excessive crude oil production in California, Lattimer Coal Gets Reprieve SCRANTON, April 13 (A.

Special Master William K. Goldstein today granted a "short reprieve" to Lattimer Coal Co. to present its reorganization plan. Today was the time originally set for offering the plan to court, but the master, following a conference with lawyers in the case, said he would give the company "about 10 days" grace. Newsprint Output Off MONTREAL, April 13.

-March newsprint production in Canada was 224,604 tons, against 302.268 in March, 1937, a drop of 25.7 per while the total North American production was 317,822 tons, against 577 in March last year, a decline of 231 per cent. Less Sugar Consumed NEW YORK, April 13 (U. Consumption of sugar in the 14 principal European countries for the first six months of the current crop year, September, 1937, through February, 1938. declined 2.4 per cent. from the previous comparable period, Lamborn Co, reported today, Butter Stocks Heavy CHICAGO, April 13 (A.

Carryover stocks of creamery butter in the Nation's warehouses on April 1 totaled 14.310,000 pounds, the Bureau of Agricultural Economics disclosed today. This was more than double those of a year ago and heaviest for the date since 1934. METAL MARKET NEW YORK, April 13 (A. PO. PER, steady, electrolytic spot, 10.00; export.

10.00. TIN, steady: spot and nearby, 38.75: forward, 38.80. LEAD, steady; spot New York, 4.5084.55: East St Louis, 4.35. ZINC. steady; East St Louls spot and forward.

4.00a4.15. IRON. ALUMINUM, ANTIMONY, QUICKSILVER. PLATINUM and WOLFRAMITE unchanged. Derby Oil Opposition Loses JERSEY CITY, N.

April 13 (A. stockholders' committee led by three former board members failed tonight at the annual meeting of the Derby Oil and Refining Corp. to elect an opposition slate of directors, The company owns oil properties in Kansas, Oklahoma and Colorado, The victorious management board of directors elected were: Austin F. Barry, of New York; A. L.

Derby of Wichita, board chairman; Harry A. Funke, Wichita; J. Luther Moon. Richmond, Berkeley Williams, Richmond; S. P.

Wallingford, Wichita; Carl Fisher, Wichita; and Alexander S. Banks, York. In a letter to stockholders requesting proxies recently the defeated group described conditions within the board due to a split on policies as "intolerable," said that the management had failed to answer questions asked "nearly a year ago," and alleged "waste of corporate funds to the extent of more than $2,000,000." Cotton Markets NEW YORK, April 13 (A. COTTON moved irregularly today in quiet trading July reacted from 8.79 to 8.70 closed 8.71, with final prices 5 to 6 points net lower. The market opened unchanged to 3 points higher, disappointing Liverpool cables offset by trade buying.

Prices tended to In sympathy with action of the Stock Market. Moderate liquidation appeared In late Cotton goods markets were quiet. but the undertone of cloth prices Was steady. Spot markets remained dull. Detailed weather reports again showed practically no rain over the belt.

The cenHIS bureau report on domestic cotton consumption in March will be issued at the opening tomorrow. Exports 5115 making 105.147 far this season Port receipts 3265: port stocks 2,866,414. The range follows: High Low Last May 8.72 8.65 8.65 July 8.79 8 70 8.71 October 8.88 8.80 8.81 December 8.90 8.83 8.83 January 8.91 8.85 8.85 March 8.97 8.90 8.90 Spot quiet; Middling 8.71. LIVERPOOL, April 13 (A. COTTON, 8000 bales.

no American: limited demand in spot; prices 7 points higher. Quotations in pence: American, strict good midding. 5.70, middling. 5.40; strict middling. middling 4.90: strict low middling.

4.65: low middling. 4.15; strict good ordinary. 3.65 good ordinary, 3.25; futures closed 2-4 higher, Open Noon 2 P.M. Close May 4.78 4.78 4.78 4.76 July 4.88 4.87 4.86 4.86 October 5.00 4.98 4.98 4.97 January 5,05 5.04 5.03 March 5.10 5.08 5.08 NEW ORLEANS, April 13 (U. -COTTON futures closed 5 to 7 points lower today.

Spot was 7 points lower at 8,88. The range: Prev. Open Low Close close Oct. 8.97 STEEDS! 8.92 8.92 8.98 May 8.84 8.78 8.78 8.85 July 8.88 8.82 8.83 8.88 Dec. 8.98 8.98 8.93 9.00 Jan.

9.00 8.95 8.95 9.02 March 9.07 9.07 9.07 9,01 9.07 N. Y. COFFEE MARKET NEW YORK, April 13 (A. was steadier today on moderate commission house buying. Santos opened unchanged to 2 higher and closed unchanged to 4 higher.

Sales 13,250. Rio opened nominal and closed 4 to 7 highPr. Sales 3250. Closing quotations, Santos May 5.79, July 5.75, September 5.70, December 5.71, September March 3,88, 5.75, December Rio May 3,88. 4.10, July Cost and freight offers included Santos Bourbon at 6.20 to 6.65.

Spot coffee quiet, Santos 45 to Rio 78 nominal. NAVAL STORES NAVAL STORES SAVANNAH. April 13 (A. firm, sales, 90: receipts, 924: shipments, 294: stock. 29,087, ROSIN firm: sales 492: receipts 1487; shipments 311: stock 74.214.

Quote: B. 3.50; 3.60: 3.65; F. G. H. K.

4.621: 4.65; N. 5.10: WG, 6.00; WW. X. 6.40. MARITIME REPORTS TODAY'S CALENDAR Steamer Movements April 14, 1938 ARRIVED AT NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA High 12.57 A.

and 1.21 M. Low tide 8.06 A. and 8.25 M. M. P.

REEDY ISLAND High tide 9,56 A. M. 10.15 P. M. Low tide 4.41 A.

M. and 4.59 P. M. DELAWARE BREAKWATER High tide 8.10 A. M.

and 8,30 P. M. Low tide 1.59 A. M. and 2.06 P.

M. ATLANTIC CITY (STEEL PIER) High tide 6,42 A. M. and M. Low tide 12.42 A.

M. and 12.57 P. M. WILDWOOD Low ligh tide 12.57 6.57 A. M.

and 7.18 P. M. A. M. and 1.12 M.

CAPE MAY POINT High tide 7.32 A. 7.53 P. M. Low 1.32 A. M.

and 1.47 P. M. Foreign Mail The next fast mail ships to Europe are the SS EUROPA, sailing midnight today (Thursday), and the SS AMERICAN BANKER, sailing 4 P. M. tomorrow (Friday, from New York.

The Europa will carry mail for Germany, Europe, Africa and West. Asia; the American Banker for Great Britain, Europe, Africa and West Asia. For complete details of all foreign mails telephone Bar, 8000, ext. 263, day or night. For information on air -mail telephone Bar.

8000, ext. 220 or 223, until 5.15 P. ext. 184-A after 5.15 P. M.

DUE TODAY AOBASAN MARU, Kobe, etc, via Boston, Rice, Unruh CO: ARGUAL, Port Limon. United Fruit Co: BESSEMER, Texas City, Atlantic Refining FERNBANK. Manila, via Baltimore, A McCarthy: MYRM1DON, Plymouth, Cunard White Star. Ltd: SAN GABRIEL. Tacoma, ete.

via New York, Dawnie Corp: SPURT, Boston, Megee Bros. Ltd: WASHINGTON, Tacoma, via New York. It Sobelman Co; CAROLYN, San Juan, A It Bull Co. ARRIVED YESTERDAY (As Reported by Maritime Exchange) PERMIAN (Pant, Groningsater, Las Piedras, petroleum. Robert Tuttle: RYDBOHOLM (Swed), Svenssen, Gothenburg etc via Boston.

mdse, A McCarthy: DEFACTO. Macintyre, Puerto Tarafa. raw sugar. Franklin Sugar Ref Co: ALASKAN, Hassel, Seattle ete via New York, mdse, American- Hawaiian S5 Co: I LUCKENBACH, Jurkons, Seattle ete via New York, mdse, Luckenbach SS Co: HERBERT PRATT. Evans, Port Neches, petroleum.

AtRefining Co: IMLAY, Port Neches, petroleum. Atlantic Refining Co; PAN ATLANTIC. West, New York, mose In transit, Atlantic Line: FAIRFAX. Blake, Miami and Jacksonville, passengers indse, Merchants Miners Trans Co: MERRIMACK. Nelson.

West Palm Beach, Fort Pierce and Jacksonville, mdse, Merchants Miners Trans Co; QUANTICO. 'Patterson. Boston, Merchants Miners Trans Co: ELIZABETH RIVER, MeCoy. Norfolk, mase Philadelphia Norfolk SS LOUISE. Ireland, Baltimore, mdse.

Ericsson Line Inc. WEST LASHAWAY. New York. ballast, Rice Unruh Co: SOUTHLAND, Hodges, Houston etc via New York, mdse, Mooremack Gulf Lines, L. NO.

from Baltimore, gasoline tow tug BOXER) Master: WHITE FLASH, Schutze, Richmond, Va, ballast. Atlantic Refining Co. PAULSBORO ROXBURGH CASTLE (Br), Southampton, ballast. Norton Lilly Co: SILDRA (Nori, Aruba. fuel oil, Robert Tuttle.

MARCUS HOOK ALBERT WATTS. Voslah, Houston, petroleum, Sinclair Navigation Co; FUELOIL Mason, Bayonne, ballast, Master: RARITAN SUN, Jensen, Bayonne, ballast, Sun Oil Co: SUNOCO. Larsen. Newark, balSun Co: PACIFIC SUN. Schoo, Port Neches, petroleum.

Sun Oil Co: MUSKOGEE. Russell, petroleum, The Texas Transport Terminal Co. DEEPWATER POINT--CASSIMIR. Bodman. Guavabal.

molasses. Sobelman Co. CLAYMONT from Baltimore, light (in tow tug MARINT 5), General ChemIcal Co. CLEARED YESTERDAY CAPE HOWE (Br). Mcintyre, Para Ceara, etc, mdse, Cunant White Star, Ltd; HONOMU, Trask, Baltimore, ballast, Norton.

Lilly Co: Hassel, Boston, cargo, ALASKAN, American Wilhelmsen, Co: URUGUAYO (Nor), Rio via New York, mdse, Moore McCormack, Inc; CITY OF WORCESTER (Br), Mills, Calcutta via Norfolk, Baltimore, Alexandria, ete, mage and residue cargo. Norton. Lilly I LUCKENBACH. Jurkops, Boston. residue cargo, Luckenbach Co: TREAL CITY (Br).

Chanter, Dalhousie or Cornerbrook, ballast. Dichmann, Wright Pugh, Inc; BELOS (Swed), Hassling. Buvigen and Kvalsberget, Norway, corn, Hi Sobelmen Co; MARGARET GOODMAN, Produce Market Prices WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1938 patents, family brands, 6.85: rye flour, WHEAT--Receipts, none: shipments, 2250 stocks. 389,809. Offerings were ample as trade was quiet tand prices further declined Outside reports were easier.

We quote: No. red winter garlicky, domestic, April, CORN-Receipts, 7794 bushels; shipments, 5704; stock. 358,689. The market was quiet but steady, with moderate offerings. We quote: No.

3 yellow, OATS Receipts, 3192 bushels; shipments, 1984: stock, 19,712. Offerings were moderate and the market ruled steady, with demand fair. We quote: No. 2 white, as to location. GRAIN INSPECTIONS Cars Oats ..1........

3 GENERAL WHOLESALE PRICES CHICAGO, April 13 (A. Rains relieving droughty conditions in parts of Italy led to late setbacks of Chicago wheat prices today, and more than offset preceding moderate gains. Kansas reports of dust storms detrimental to crops had a transient stimulating market influence, and 80 did decrees authorizing French Importation of 1,000,000 bushels of durum. Export business in North American wheat today totaled upwards of 500,000 bushels, mostly from the United States. Bearish traders, however, stressed denials the British Government was buying, and also emphasized unsettlement in securities.

At the close, Chicago wheat futures were unchanged to cent lower, May July a80c, corn off to up, May a60c, July oats varying from decline to advance, rye setback to gain, and provisions 7 cents drop to 10 cents bulge. Corn and oats prices were steadied by word that Germany had bought three cargoes of No 2 yellow United States corn afloat. Spreaders continued to purchase rye futures against sales of corn. Provisions averaged higher, reflecting hog market and cottonseed oil upturns. Leading futures: WHEAT- Prev.

May Open .83 High Low Close Close July .79 .80 Sept. CORNMay .60 .60 July .61 Sept. .62 OATSMay .28 .28 July .26 .26 Sept. SOY BEANSMay .93 .93 July Oct. .88 .874 RYE May 159 .59 July .58 .581 Sept.

.57 .57 LARDMay 8.10 8.12 8.10 8.12 8.10 July 8.35 8.37 8.32 8.37 8.27 Sept. 8.55 8.60 8.55 8.57 8.50 Oct. 8.60 8.65 8.60 8.65 8.57 BELLIES May 10.30 10.37 July 10.62 10.67 Open interest in wheat yesterday totaled 84.965,000 bushels and in corn 49,870,000. Cash prices: LARD- -Tierces, 8.12; loose, 7.67; bellies, 10.37. WHEAT No.

4 red, 80c; No. 5 hard, CORN- No. 2 mixed No. 2 yellow, No. 3 white, a59c.

OATSNo 2 white 321c; rye No. 1, c. BARLEY actual sales 49a84e: feed 43a55c malting, 68a86c SOY BEANS -No. 3 vellow. 90.

TIMOTHY SEED red clover, $32a37; sweet, BUTTER 820.592 unsettled creameryspecials (93 score) extra firsts (90-91) other prices unchanged. EGGS steady storage packed firsts Other prices unchanged. BUTTER FUTURES, storage High Low Close Nov. 26 EGG FUTURES, refri. Oct.

Storage packed firsts: April May WINNIPEG GRAIN PRICES WHEAT: Prev. Open. High. Low. Close, Close.

May 1.25 1.26% 1.24% 1.247 1.24% July 1.14 1.14⅞ 1.13½ 1.13⅞ 1.13% Oct. .89 OATS: May .47 .46 July .43 .43 423 .43 Oct. .38 .38 BARLEY: May .57 RYE: May .62 .63 .62 July .63 .62 .63 .62 LIVERPOOL WHEAT PRICES LIVERPOOL, April 13 (U, (U. S. equivalents based on sterling at Open.

High. Low. Close. Pr. Cl.

May 1.00% 1.00% 1.00% 1.00⅛ July 1.00% 1.01 1.00 Oct. .97 NEW YORK, April 13 (A, RYE. spot, steady: No 2, Western, clINY, BARLEY, steady; No 2, domestic, if c. WHEAT, spot, Irregular; No 2, dark Northern spring, Y. No 2.

Seattle, soft white, If prompt ment, CORN, spot, steady: No 2 yellow, if No 3 vellow, c. OATS, spot, steady; No 2 white, Other articles steady and unchanged. EGGS, 52.402; about steady. Mixed colors: Special packs, standards, 19a firsts. 17 a seconds, mediums, dirties, No 1, a17e; average checks, storage packed firsts, WHITES: Resale of premium marks, a27c.

Nearby and Mid-Western, premium marks, exchange specials, 22a23c. Mid-Western, exchange standards, Nearby, fancy mediums, Nearby and Western, exchange mediums, 20c. Paelfic Coast, jumbo and specials, mediums, 22a23c. BROWNS: Extra fancy, 23a25c. Nearby and Western, special packs, Nearby, small to mediums, 18c.

DUCK EGGS: Fancy. 35a40c. EGG FUTURES, closed steady: no sales. Refrigerator Arsts: Oct selling price, 21e. BUTTER, 1,333.632, weaker.

Creamery, higher than extra, extra (92 score), firsts (88-91), seconds (84-87), CHEESE, 374,017, steady. Prices unchanged. DRESSED POULTRY, generally steady. Boxes, frozen chickens, broilers, 23a32 C. Other LIVE frozen, all POULTRY.

fresh, by prices freight, unchanged. "about steady. Chickens, Rocks, 19c: colored. 17c. Fowls, colored, 23a24 mostly 23a24c; Leghorn, 20a21c, mostly 21c.

Old roosters, 16c. By express, barely steady. Chickens, Rocks, 25c; crosses, 23a24c; 23c; reds, 22c. Broilers, Rocks, 17a27c. mostly 22a26c: crosses, 21a26c, mostly Reds, 19a22c, mostly 21e: Leghorn, 20a23c.

mostly 20c. Fowls, colored, 23a26c, mostly 23a21c: Leghorn, 20a24c, mostly 21a23c. Old roosters, 14a16c, mostly 14c. TURKEYS, hens, 38c: toms, 15a25c, mostly 25c. DUCKS, 18c.

three days ending April 13: BEEF CATTLE- The market for beet was generally Arm with some kinds higher. Demand kept supplies pretty well cleaned Calves were weaker with supplies amup. ple, as demand was slow, particularly for medium and common grades. Quotations per hundred-weight: Steers, choice, fair to good, common. cows, choice, dry-fed.

$6.50: mediums, $5.50 a6; bologna cows, common and light, around bulls, best bologna, $6.75 to 7: mediums. light, 5.25: choice nearby calves, $12; few selected. fair to good. common, $628.50: Southern and Ohio choice, $12; fair to good. common, heavy calves, $4a8.

SHEEP AND LAMBS--The market was quiet and easy, with supplies ample. From today on all quotations on a basis of sheared stock. Quotations: Per hundred sheared stock: Sheep, wethers, extra, $5a 5.25: fair to good, common to medium, $2a3; ewes, handyweight, 4.50; lambs, choice, fair to good, common, spring lambs, $9a12. HOGS The market was dull and easter, with supplies ample. Quotations per hundred-weight, best nearby.

Western. choice. $8.75: few jobbing sales, $9. CITY -DRESSED STOCK- Demand was very slow and supplies, while only moderate, were ample. Prices generally were steadily held, with stocks under fairly good control.

Quotations per pound: Steers, choice, 16a good, 15a16c; medium. heifers, 12 cows. butchers, 12a14c; cutters, yearlings, top, dry-fed. fair to good, citydressed calves, 18a20e: country-dressed, 17a 19c: sheep, good wether, 11a12e; 11c; lambs, spring, good to choice, 18a22c; hogs, 15c. Livestock Markets PHILADELPHIA-Conditions for CHICAGO, April 13 (A.

S. Dept. of Agriculture) 9000. including 2500 direct: market moderately active: generally 10-15c higher than Tuesday's average: top, $8.65 sparingly, bulk good and choice 160-240 lbs. 250-280 lbs.

290-350 lbs. good 350-550 packing sows. smooth butchers kinds up to $7.75. CATTLE, 6000; CALVES, 1200, both steers and vearlings strong; yearlings aclive: medium and weighty steers rather siow: instances 10a15e higher on yearlings; including light heifer and mixed offerings; cows very scarce, firm to higher; bulls steady; vealers unchanged: strictly choice, 1272 lb steer, $10.35, the top; net highest price $10: long yearling. steer market mostly best yearling, weighty sausage bulls $7 down; vealers, $10.50 down: mostly $9.50 down to $8.

SHEEP, 5000. including 500 direct. late Tuesday fat lambs steady to weak, about 10-15c lower: top $8.50: bulk choice 102-112 lb woolskins, today's trade moderately active; mostly steady; wooled lambs, good to choice, 129 tbs, $5. Official estimated receipts tomorrow: Cat- tle 4500; hogs sheeps 10,000, LANCASTER, April 13 (A. CATTLE, 304: fat local fed steers in light run, about steady: cows steady.

Bulls all grades, firm; stockers and feeders, steady. CALVES, 211; firm, good and choice, HOGS, 238: about steady; choice locals, selects $9.25. SHEEP, 449: lambs, liberal supply top Western wool lambs. $9.75 to $10. Western clips and local spring lambs 12.50.

Legal Intelligence U.S. DISTRICT COURT been filed in the Common Pleas Courts: Orders and Decrees By JUDGE DICKINSON: For foreclosure, under indenture of mortgage, etc, in re Rockhill Coal and Iron Co, in equity receivership unless it pays 460.590 to Pennsylvania Co, trustee, etc, within five days. Confirming sale of trademark "Philadelphia Straight Rye Whiskey" to Lionel Friedmann for $1250 in re Herbert Voight vs Philadelphia Pure Rye Whiskey Distilling Co of Pennsylvania, Ltd. Directing judgment for $1225 in favor of libellant in Boris Speck vs Steamship Nako Maru. Appointing Jacques Gelsenberger, trustee, etc, of Bricker Baking Co, Inc.

of Lancaster, in 77b procedings, under bond of $10,000, and ordering liquidation of debtor. BY JUDGE KIRKPATRICK: Confirming plan of City Bond and Mortgage Corp, in 77b proceedings and directing that plan be put into effect. Granting rule on plaintiff in Edward Me. Gahern V8 Koppers Coal Co and Mystic Steamship Co, returnable May 2, to show cause why service should not be set aside and action dismissed. Authorizing Harris Latta, receiver of the Real Estate Mortgage Guaranty Co.

to enter into new lease with Theodore Frantz, et us, for premises 7046 Garrett road. Upper Darby, for annual rental of $2100 instead of $4300. In the same matter approving arrangement for assignment of mortgage on premises 5235 Wyalusing ave to Nehamiah W. Bennum. By JUDGE WELSH: Final decree for injunction in re Excello Hosiery Mills vs Sunrise Knitting Mills, Inc.

Hearings, Etc. Before JUDGE DICKINSON: Re Rockhill Coal and Iron Co; petition for foreclosure. Decree entered. Civil Jury Trials Betore JUDGE KIRKPATRICK: Eva Gutlohn vs Electric Storage Battery Co: continued to May 2. Margolis, receiver, etc.

v9 Refowich, et al: continued to week of June 13. Sun Ray Drug Co vs Columbia Pictures Corp: on trial. Before JUDGE MARIS: James Kelly vs Gulf Oil Corp; on trial. BANKRUPTCY MATTERS Petitions Filed David Kaplan, Marcus Hook. BUSINESS SUITS Municipal Court Voluntary by James Mullin.

laborer. Grant ave and Blue Grass Road, Liabilities. no assets. Referee, Henry Braude. Voluntary by Joseph Mansfeld Bonsall, clerk, Glenolden.

Liabilities, $19,980: no assets. Referee, Albert Holl. Media. Voluntary by Murray Forbes, clerk, Glenolden. Liabilities.

no assets. Referee, Albert Holl. Involuntary against Morris Shapiro and Lewls Attison, trading as Shapiro Attison, jobbers in dry goods, underwear, etc, 309 S. 5th for Kimono Co. $300: Malto Battino, $300, and Mathios Bros.

8415. George Cherry appointed receiver under bond of $2000. Schedules Filed st. Liabilities, assets, $3913. By, Penn Waste Co.

Inc. 437 American Discharges Granted Joseph Hanover, 2234 S. 6th st. Aimee Kendall. Bryn Mawr.

Star Stationery Co, 6 2d st, sued by Francis Burch, trustee, Land Title Bldg, to recover $126 for merchandise. Phila Masonry Contracting Co, sued by John Duffin, in foreign attachment proceedings, with bail fixed at $252. Imperial Lamp Snade Co, 203 Cuthbert st. sued by Philip Friedman. 1335 Ridge ave, to recover $272 for merchandise.

Louis Thal, 41st and Chestnut sts. sued by Jos Gratenstein, 2305 8th st, to recover $200 money lent. Common Pleas Court The Automobile Insurance Co, of Hartford. Conn. 316 Walnut st, sued by field Dyeing Co.

Inc, to recover $12,500 on an insurance contract. Firms Registered These certificates of registration of persons doing business under other names have Dairymen Urge U. S. Milk Control Federal control to eliminate interState price differentials was demanded by dairy farmers of five States here yesterday at a joint meeting of the A. A.

A. dairy section and the State Milk Control Board. Dealers opposing control testified that 12 city dealers saved nearly $48,000 during the last six months of 1937 by buying milk outside of Pennsylvania, which has State-regulated prices, while Delaware, Maryland and West Virginia do not. Meanwhile, Harry Polikoff, counsel for the State Control Board, said that large salaries paid Philadelphia milk company executives have affected the price of milk to the consumer. "The expenditures," Polikoff said, "are legitimate, but have not been properly allocated.

They should be charged to the profit ledger, and not to the production cost of milk." Other testimony at the hearing indicated dealers paid 6 to 17 cents a hundredweight less for three classes in Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey than in Pennsylvania. Commercial Teachers Open Meeting Here Teachers from nearly every State on the Eastern seaboard gathered at the Bellevue-Stratford yesterday when the Eastern Commercial Teachers Association opened its fourday convention in this city. The executive board of the Association which expects to have an attendance of about 2000 members at its sessions, met yesterday. General meetings will be held every day until Saturday. Educators who will participate are D.

D. Lessenberry, commercial courses' director, University of Pittsburgh; J. Murray Hill, vice president of Bowling Green College of Commerce, Bowling Green, Kentucky, and Dr. S. Howard Patterson, professor of economics, University of Pennsylvania.

Food Index Declines NEW YORK, April 13 (U. Dun Bradstreet's weekly food index of 31 basic food commodities in the week ended April 12 declined for the fifth consecutive week and stood at the lowest level since the week ended Oct. 26, 1934, the authority reported today. The index dropped 4 cents to $2.37 from the previous week and compared with $2.89 in the corresponding 1937 week. APPLICATIONS FOR MARRIAGE LICENSES Gladys a I.

Calvin, 24, 1517 W. Passyunk and Louis C. Morello, 23, 2011 Snyder ave. Irene Joynes, 21, 1643 N. 13th and Harvey A.

Williams, 21, 1643 N. 13th st. Lillian Kauffman, 20, 5854 Rodman and George D. Newman, 23, 1018 S. 53d st.

Victoria R. Tauber, 21, 4753 N. 11th st. and Leon Goodman, 25, 4131 E. Roosevelt bivd.

Florence L. Wunder, 22, 5517 N. Fairhill and Charles M. Good, 22, 5415 Rising Sun ave. Kathryn L.

Curtis, 23, 868 N. 30th and Roy L. Bazar, 28, 5738 Malcolm st. Marie E. Serapy, 23, 1522 S.

53d and John J. Higgins, 23, 5455 Kingsessing ave. Nellie Eddy, 49, 1907 E. Clementine and William H. Long.

51. 2206 N. 7th st. Dorothy M. Mead, 21, 6704 Dorel and Joseph J.

Tarabochia, 29, Union City, N. J. Lillian Johnson, 36, 1212 Rodman and David Newborn, 24, 1214 Rodman st. Mary E. Powers.

38. 3116 N. 28th and John J. 'Callahan, 40, 4559 N. Mole st.

Anna M. Wilhelm, 21, 213 Mountain and Edward P. Sulkowski, 21, 1304 S. Front st. Margaret Hablett, 23, 4255 Houghton and Mdmund Harbison, 24, 27 W.

Willow Grove ave. Betty Cramer, 25, 1626 W. Oxford and Leonard Komenarsky, 25, 5425 Horrocks st. Eleanor M. Aurisch, 20, 637 Fanshaw and Albert J.

Bastian, 21, 6118 Palmetto st. Regina M. Manning, 29. 800 E. Allegheny and Theodore H.

McCalla, 3rd, 33, 1807 68th ave. Lorena D. London, 27, 4111 W. Ontario st. Arthur J.

Lipan, 31, 1514 W. Ontario st. Mary Griffin, 18. 750 N. 22d and Anthony Testa, 24, 2317 Aspen st.

SUITS FOR DIVORCE BEGUN The following suits for divorce were begun yesterday in Courts of Common Pleas: Joseph against Ella E. Quintile: Florence E. against David J. Forden: Ethel M. against Joseph J.

Moran: Isabel G. against King M. Feldman: Sophia against Joseph Ladimer: Elizabeth against William E. MeClain; George against Mary Ethel Braid: Elizabeth B. against Henry Z.

Klinzing; Elwood C. against Sarah T. McDonnell: Florence E. against George E. Beaver; Joseph against Marie Vernachio.

12, MARTHA, widow of James Achuff. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services, 2 P. David G. Frankenfeld 317 N. 52d st.

Int. Mt. Peace Cem. Viewing 7 to 9 P. M.

12, LOUIS, husband of Berdie Katz Adler, of Lindley Court Apts. Relatives and friends, also Mitchell Lodge, No. 296, F. and A. Germantown Chapter, 208, R.

A. invited to attend funeral services. 2 P. precisely, at Morris Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chapel, 2009 N. Broad st.

Int Adath Jeshurun Cem. Viewing 8 to 10 P. M. -April 10, at his home. 5321 Rising Sun CHARLES husband of Ruth Baker (nee Felton), aged 45.

Relatives and friends are invited to the services, Wesley Harris Kehr Parlors, N. W. cor. 21st and Diamond 2 P. M.

precisely. Int. Mt. Peace Cem. Friends may call at the Parlors, 7 to 9 P.

M. 11, DIETRICH. of 2021 N. 8th st. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services, 2.30 P.

M. precisely, at Morris Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chapel, 2009 N. Broad st. Int. Adath Jeshurun Cem.

the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Austin W. Davis, Overbrook Arms, on April 12, ROBERT J. BELL, formerly ot New York. Relatives and friends are invited to the service.

2 P. at the Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Int. private.

12, BERTHA R. (nee Kennish), widow of Francis T. Bethke. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 2 P.

at her late residence, 6142 Algard Wissinoming. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

12, WILLIAM husband of Florence H. (nee Hayden). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral ices, 4 P. McCafferty's Funeral Home, 6126 Torresdale av. Int.

Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call Thursday evening. 13, ANNA wife of the late Franklin M. Bolton. Funeral servIces.

1 P. Funeral Home of James R. McClurg Son. 1665 Harrison Frankford. Int.

East Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call Fri. 7 to 9 P. M. Norwood, April 12, MADELINE wife of John J.

Brennan (nee Baumann). Funeral services, 3 P. at the Griffith Chapel. Norwood, Pa. Int.

Mt. Moriah Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve. band of the Wilhelmina Brooks (nee BROOKS.

April 12. HOWARD Filing), aged 63 years. Relatives and friends, also employees of P. G. W.

are invited to attend funeral, 2 P. from his late residence, 5438 Oakland Fkd. Int. Oakland Cem. Viewing Fri.

eve. -Suddenly, April 12, of Trevose, LLOYD son of Charles L. and Matilda Cadwallader. Funeral services 1 P. at the Leedom Funeral Home, Southampton, Pa.

Int. private. Viewing 7 to 9 P. M. 13.

JAMES husband of the late Sarah Duffy Connor. Residence, 1432 Wolf st. Notice of funeral later. April 11, JOHN IRVING, husband of Rosa A. Dillon.

of 2714 S. Darien st. Relatives and friends are invited to the service on 2 P. at the Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st.

Int. Arlington Cem. Viewing Wed. eve. 12, GEORGE husband of the late Marie Eib.

Relatives and friends invited to services, 2.30 P. Apartments of Wm. H. Battersby, 3316 N. Broad st.

Int. Northwood Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. -April 12, HERBERT, husband of Minnie J.

Elmer, of 235 S. 51st st. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 11 A. at Asher's Broad Street Chapel, 1309 N. Broad st.

Int. Beth El Emeth Cem. Viewing 8 to 10 P. M. Died 51100.

82000 5761. PROVISIONS--There was a light, Jobbing movement, but prices were steadily held. We quote: Hams, cured, loose, 8-10 lbs. do. skinned, loose, 8-10 108, do.

smoked. 8-10 lbs. 26c: do, boiled. boneless and skinless. 38c: picnic shoulders.

cured. 4-6 lbs. 14e: smoked. 4-6 lbs, 19c: bellies, in pickle, loose, 8-10 lbs, 19c: breakfast bacon. 26et lard in tubs.

11c. BUTTER -Receipts, 375,203 lbs. The market declined under liberal offerings and an Indifferent demand. Outside advices were weaker. We quote: Solid.

packed creamers, higher than extra, a 32 92 score, 27 latter butter in tubs: 91 score, 27c: 90 score, 26e: 89 score. 88 score, 23c: 87 score, 22c. EGGS--Receipts, 6205 cases. Demand was fairly active and the market ruled steady. Supplies were adequate for trade needs.

We quote: extra white, 2a25 browns, standards, Nos 1 and 2, Nos and 4. a 3 trades, 16 mediums, extras, 18 medium standards, CHEESE ruled steady, with offerInes moderate and demand fair. We quote: Whole milk Longhorns, round lots, jobbing sales, 16a17e; single daisies, fresh, c. LIVE POULT -Receipts were heavy and while early trading was active on fowls the market later turned weak with demand pretty well satisfied. One or two late sales of mixed fowls were noted at 22a 22 Pullets and Muscovy ducks were shaded.

Capons also were easier. Brotlers of fancy quality generally held steady with demand fair. We quote: Plymouth Rocks. fowls, fancy, 24a25c; few early sales higher; mixed colors, 28a24c; few early sales higher; Leghorns, fancy, 21c; few 22c; exceptional early sales higher; ordinary, old roosters, colored, 15c; Leghorns, 12813e; pullets, 4 to Ibs fancy, Rocks, 27a28c; few 29c; small sizes. 24a26c; crosses, 26a28c; smaller sizes, 23a25e; Reds, 26a27e; smallPr sizes.

23a25c; roasting chickens, 1hs and over, fancy. 24c: few broilers, less than 4 lbs, fancy, Rocks, 23a24c; ordinary, 20a22c; fancy Crosses. ordinary, 19a210; fancy, Reds, 20a21c; few 22c: ordinary, 18a19c; White Leghorn broilers, fancy, over ibs, 20a21e: to ibs. 18a 19c: 1 to Jha, 16a17e: under 1 lb not wanted: ducks, white Pekin, fancy, 5 lbs and over, young. 17e; mixed colors, old, 14a 15c: Muscovy whites, 18819e; blacks.

17e; per pair. young and old, turpigeons, keys, fancy young hens, 32a33c; few small early sales higher: fancy young toms, 22a 25c. Capons, fancy, 7 to 9 lbs, 34a36c; few 37c. DRESSED POULTRY Dealers had no difficulty in effecting a clearance of the limited receipts of fine fresh-killed towls, market for which ruled firm. Unattractive sizes and qualities, however, were quiet and easy.

Old roosters were scarce and dily held, but quiet. We quote the following prices: Fowls, fresh -killed, in boxes, Western, over 6 lbs, 24c: to 6 lbs. 25c: to 5 lbs, 26c: Ibs. 23a24c; smaller old roosters, dry picked, 5 lbs or over, smaller. 16a18c.

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Quotations represent sales by original ceivers reported to the Federal State Market News Service, APPLES -Market dull. Va, Va, Pa. bu bas Staymans, No 1. 21. 3 in min, 60a75c; fine qual wrpd, 90c Delicious, No 1, in min, 75 a9001 fine qual, wrpd, $1.15.

Street: Pa. Del Md. bu bas, most offerings poor to fair qual cond, various varieties. 30a 50c: few 60c. No 1 Staymans, 3 in min.

75a90e: in min, 70a75c; fair, 60c. Delicious. few in 3 in min, 90c: Romes, In min, 60a65c. Va Staymans. No 1 wrpd.

3 in min, bu, 90c. East erts, few higher. ASPARAGUS- Market stronger. Supplies very light. Calif Pyramid, erts, doz bunches Colossal, Jumbo.

Ex Select, Select, Ex Fey, C. Pyramid erts, doz bunches, large, fair qual, med, fair qual, small, 2.00. BEANS (LIMA) -Street: Market slightly weaker. Fla bu hmprs, fair qual, $2.25. BEANS (SNAP)-Market about steady, Supplies rather light.

Fla bu hmprs, Bountifuls, ord to fair qual, green rd type, 1.65, Street Fla bu hmprs. Bountifuls, 81.40a1.50; ord to fair qual cond, 75ca green rd type, fair, Wax, poor low as $1. BEETSMarket slightly stronger. Supplies rather light, Tex West erts, BROCCOLI- Market slightly stronger. Supplies very light.

Calif Caulf erts, $2.75. BROCCOLI GREENS- -N bu 30a50c, poor 10820c. CABBAGE -Market about steady, Supplies liberal. pointed type small to med bu hmprs 60a90c, erts 50c. Fla bu hmprs domest rd type pointed type West erts domest rd type $1.75.

Ala West erts domest rd type med size Street: bu hmprs pointed type small 70a80e, mostly 75a80c. CARROTS Market steady. Supplies mod. Calif West, crts poor to fair cond $1.7502.25. Pa bu fair to good qual 40a750.

bas 20a35c. CAULIFLOWER -Market steady, Supplies mod. Calif erts CELERY -Market steady. Supplies mod. Fla 16 in erts std crts, few good qual, 4 doz $2.25, 8 10 doz most supplies ord to fair qual Calif crts Pascal CHICORY-ENDIVE -Market steady.

Supples very light, Calif West eris 82.75a3. CHICORIA- Du 20a35c. COLLARDS- Va bu 60c. CUCUMBERS Market about steady. Supplies mod.

Fla bu bas med to large $1.60, ord to fair qual small Street: Fla bu bas, med to large sizes, few $1.50, fair qual small DANDELION- bu 30a40c, few 50c. Pa bu poor 20a25c. bas 15a30c. EGGPLANT- -Market about steady, Fla 11 bu erts. Terminal: Few med sizes.

ord qual, Street: med sizes small $1.25. KALE: bu 25a35c, few higher. Pa bu 25c. LEEK: Pa bunches few 2c. LETTUCE: Market stronger.

Supplies light. Ariz, erts Iceberg 5 doz poor qual cond $324.50. 6 doz ord to fair qual cond poor crts. doz ord qual cond Calif. Cent Dist erts, Iceberg, fair qual 5 doz 6 doz, $686.50.

East Crts. Big Boston West, erts. Iceberg 4 doz fair qual, soft. $5. MUSHROOMS: Pa 3-lb baskets mostly fair qual 35a40c, few best 50c.

poor low as 10c. pints 7a9e. MUSTARD: Va bushels 35a40c. ONIONS: Market weaker. Supplies heavy.

50-lb sax NY yellows No. 1 med. fair cond lower. Mich, yellows US No 1, S1a1.10. Ore, yellow U.

S. No. few sales, $1.25, Tex yellow Bermudas, boilers, Commer $1.15, few higher, ord qual 10-Ib sax Mich yellows tr No. 1 18c. Street: 50-lb sax yellows small to med sizes, fair cond PARSLEY- -Market steady.

Supplies light, Tex 14 crates curly $1.00. Root, Caulf crates $1.50. PEAS (GREEN) Terminal market dull and weaker. Practically no demand. Supplies light.

Bu hampers Miss few sales $2.50. Calif Ga too few sales to quote. Street: Supplies liberal. Bu hampers 81.50a1.75, some latge $2.00, small $1.25: Ga small few $1.75. PEPPERS -Market steady.

Supplies light. Fla bu crates med to large small $1.50. Street: Fla bu crates med to large $1.75, fair condition $1.50, small RADISHES Va crates bu 653850; bu 40c; bu white, fair quality 50a60e. RAPE Bu 20a35c. few 40c.

poor 10a15c. Va 20a 40c. RHUBARB -Pa bunches 1c. poor bunches few 2a21e. SCALLIONS per hundred bunches 50a80c.

mostly 50a65c, poorer 30a40c. SHALLOTS Market stronger. Supplies light. La bbis $7.50. SORREL--N bunches 1a2c.

SPINACE--Market weaker. Bu bas Savoy type, Va-Nort see 50a60c, poorer 25a40c. Pa ordinary to fair 25a40c. SQUASHMarket dull. Fla bit white STRAWBERRIES -Market.

about steady, La per pt. 11a13c; poorer, 6a10e; 24- erts, poor to fair quality and condition. mostly $2.50.3.00. SWEET POTATOES -N Jersey type and reds, bu hampers, 60a75c; few higher, poorer and small, lower, bskt, fair quality, 35a 40c; small, 20a25c: Del and Md bu ens. few 60c; Red type, few White 75: yams, 60a65c; some best 75e: dark, 50e: small.

2504 Del bu erts. Jersey type. No 1. 75e: medium, 50c. TOMATOES Market slightly weaker, Supplies moderate, Fla lugs, green, turning and ripe wrapped, 6x6 and larger.

mostly ordinary fair quality and condition, 6x7, mostly, 1.75; ordinary quality and condition. 1.25. Street. Fla lugs, green, turning and ripes, wrapped, most offerings ordinary to fair quality, 6x6 and larger, few good quality, poorer and ripe, 6x7. poorer and ripe, $1.00.

TURNIPS- Pa Rutabags, few sales, 95-1b sax, $1.25, 65a70-lb sax, TURNIP TOPS Va bus. 20a40c. CRESS -All sections, bunches, WHITE POTATOES -Market steady. Terminal: Old: Supplies liberal. Maine, round whites round Russets few fine quality large, higher.

Utility $1,30 a1.35. Cobblers, US No. 1 Selected 1.30; Utility $1.20. Idaho, Russ Burbanks, 10-lb sack 24c. Dock sales, boat receipts: Maine, round whites round Russets, Utility Commercial New: Supplies moderate.

Florida, US No 1. bbls Spidg Rose, fair condition $3.00: Sp Rose Chipp bu crates Sp Rose, $1.10: Bliss Triumphs, Street: 100-Ib sack Pa round whites round russets labeled. No 1, tew sales 1.35, few best high as labeled Commercial unclassifled round whites $1.25. Del Md long reds, fair quality AUCTION SALES Oranges, Florida, per box. 2.80; Calif.

lemons, Callf. $3,50 grapefruit, Fla, 81.35a2,70; Texas, 45. BALED HAY AND STRAW--In moderate demand and steady, We quote the following range of prices: Hay, choice, $15: medium. $11a13: common. $10a12: straight rye straw, $15a16; wheat and oats straw, $8a9.

MILLFEED-Offerings rings were moderate and the market ruled steady, with demand fair. We quote as follows: Bran, pure wheat, carlots, per ton. soft winter, eity mills, nominal. standard bran 50c discount from pure; linseed meal, 32 per cent. protein, cottonseed meal 41 per cent.

protein, FLOUR--Receipts, 1,376,652 lbs. in sacks. The market was quiet and generally easy. We quote the following prices: Per 196 lbs in jute sacks soft winter straight. Western, nearby 84.30a4.40 hard winter, 95 per short patents, spring Arst clear, 5.30; spring patents, short BERT.

April 11, HER. Victor), aged 39 years. Relatives Fasshauer (nee 1 P. from invited the to Funeral attend Home funeral. of are T.

Rose, 1223 Arrott at William Fkd. Int. Northwood Cem. Viewing Oakland 7 to 9 P. M.

SON FISHER. April daughter 12. ELIZABETH late WIL. and Mary Wilson Fisher. Funeral Coleman at St.

James's Church, 22d and services at 11 o'clock. Int. private. Walnut omit flowers. Please ASHMEAD, widow of Frank KATHERINE -April 13.

Services, 12 o'clock C. Goodwin, 153 Harvey Germantown. at Int. her home, private. ley), GROOKETT widow of -April George 12, E.

AGNES (hee Brad. tives and friends are invited Grookett. Rela. neral, 8.30 A. from to her attend, late fu.

dence, 7990 Oxford Fox Chase, rest. Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 A. St. Phila.

celia's Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Friends may call Sun. eve. Cem.

DEN, widow of -On Emil April Guenther. 12, IDA V. JAR. GUENTHER. Trinity Church, Swarthmore.

Services at M. Friends may between Saturday, 7 P. at 510 N. Chester Pa. Swarthmore, 12, -At Collingdale.

and Jane PEARSON, daughter of Mor. April gan Funeral services Harrison, and aged 18 months. at convenience of Interment private, fith's Chapel. Norwood, Pa. family, Friends from Grit.

call Thurs. eve. may late Joseph Harrison. wife of HARRISON. 12, MARY are invited to services, 2 P.

Relatives and friends residence, 6016 Thompson st. Int at late wood Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve, Fernband of Henrietta -April 11, CHARLES hus. W.

Horter, aged to years. services, Relatives and 2 P. friends are Invited 65 residence, Morris and at his late Bryn Mawr, Pa. Int. private, Pennstone Hill Cem.

West Laurel M. formerly April 5611 11, JERRY Relatives and friends are invited to Summer st. of 2165 neral E. service, Dauphin st. 1 P.

Int. late residence, the fuFriends call Thurs. Montrose Cem. eve. of 328 Manheim 12, Gtn.

FRANK W. JONES. at Westside Presbyterian Service Church, 3 P. private. Int.

JORDAN. -At Plainfeld, N. on Rev. April 13, ELEANOR BEAUMONT, widow of and Walter daughter of Jordan, the of late Philadelphia, Beaumont Cryrus Dorsey and Julia Survived Gloninger, of Lebanon. Pa.

by her daughter, Mrs. Francis L. Winslow and grandson. Edward Jordan Winslow, of Plainfield, N. J.

Kindly omit flowers. Of Arrott Arms April 13, AMANDA wife of John G. Keebler (nee Wolf). Relatives and friends are invited to services, 2 P. Par.

lors of G. W. Dickes, 2209 Frankford ave. Int. Oakland Cem.

Viewing Fri. eve. -At Bristol. Fourth month. Third Day, Twelfth, 1938, CHARLOTTE MILLER, wife of Walter F.

Leedom. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services at her late residence. 254 Radcliffe Sixth Day, 15th at 2 P. M. Int.

Bristol Cem. -April 12, HENRIETTA, wife of the late Benjamin H. Lyon, aged 77 years, of the Marlyn. Services and int. at convenience of the family.

Friends may call 7 to 9 P. Funeral Home of Andrew J. Bair Son, 3925 Chestnut st. the Majestic Hotel, April 13, ALICE HARTMAN, wife of the late Joseph Marschuetz, in her 82d year. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral, on at 10 A.

at Asher's Broad St. Chapel, 1309 N. Broad st. Incineration Chelten Hills. 12.

LYDIA, widow of the late Charles Menzel (nee Laudenslager). Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services, 2 P. from her late residence, 249 N. Creighton st. Int.

Arlington Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve. 12, CONRAD, beloved husband of Helen Miller, of 643 E. Wishart st.

Relatives and friends, also Wm. C. Hamilton Lodge, No. 500, F. and A.

and all other societies of which he was a member, are invited to attend services, 2.30 P. Kester's Funeral Home, 611 E. Allegheny ave, Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Thurs, eve.

-Suddenly, at Wildwood, N. April 11, EDWARD, husband of Mary Morton (nee Mickle). Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral service, at 1.30 P. precisely, Funeral Home of Andrew Ebert's Son. 258 S.

4th st. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends call Fri. eve.

12, ANNIE M. (nee Knorr), widow of George L. Murphy, aged 72 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, 11 A. from her late residence, 6817 Edmund st.

Int. Magnolia Cem. Friends may call Thurs. 7 to 9. Yeadon, April 12, MAR4 GARET, beloved wife of John M.

Paul. Relatives and friends are invited to the service. 2 P. at the Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st.

Int. private. Friends may call Thurs. eve. PRICE.

Of 226 S. 38th April 12, SARAH SEWALL, widow of Charles Henry Price and daughter of the late William Montelius and Mary Jewett Tompson, in her 92d year. Service 3 P. at the Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st.

Int. private. 12, LEON hus. band of the late Olga Razeburk, aged 80 Relatives and friends invited to seryears. vices, 2.30 P.

Apartments Wm. H. Battersby, 3316 N. Broad st. Int.

Greenmount Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve. 12, WILLIAM husband of Josephine Robinson (nee Redick), Relatives and friends, also members of Phila. Fire are invited to funeral services, 2 P.

at his late residence, 7007 Andrews West Oak Lane. Int. Northwood Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve.

12, ELWOOD husband of the late Jennie B. Rorer. Funeral services 3 P. late residence. Southampton, Pa.

Int. Churchville Cem. Viewing 7 to 9 P. M. ROSENBERG Rosenberg, 11, 330 REBECCA, E.

Girard wife of the of ave. Relatives and friends, also Hyman Lodge, No. 75, I. 0. B.

are invited to attend funeral services. 12 noon pree Morris Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chapel, 2009 N. Broad st. Int. Monteflore cisely, Cem.

Viewing Wed. 8 to 10. 12, SAMUEL, husband of the Elizabeth Rudsky, of 1422 S. late 55th st. Relatives and friends are invited 12 noon.

at to services, Har Nebo Cem. Viewing 8 to 10 P. M. seph Levine Son's. 1512 N.

Broad st. Int. -April 13. JOHN, husband of Annie SEIGLE. Seigle, aged 66 years.

Relatives and friends Invited to services. 2.30 P. Apt. of Wm. H.

Battersby, 3316 N. Broad st. Int. Greenmount Cem. Viewing Fri.

eve. ELIZABETH wife SHINN. 12, of the late Wilbur F. Shinn. Relatives and friends invited to funeral residence, services, 15 3.30 P.

at her late Main Hammonton. N. J. Int. Hammonton, N.

J. SMITH. -On April 13, at 2612 County Line, Ardmore, ALEXANDER band of the late Annie J. Smith. Funeral services on at 2 P.

Frankenfleld Funeral Home, Simpson and Athens Ardmore. Pa. Int. St. Paul's Lutheran call 7 to 9 P.

M. Cem. Friends may SWANSON. -April 12, ELEANOR William S. Swanson, of 311 wife of the late Crest Haddon Heights, N.

J. Services, A. Funeral Home of M. A. Evoy 10 Son.

205 2d Haddon Heights, Inte Cem. Friends may call Harleigh 7 to 9 P. M. WANDERER. Suddenly, April 11, ETHEL beloved wife of Fred E.

derer and daughter of Harry and P. Margaret M. Lodge, aged 57 years. Funeral Crescentsharp, residence, 418 E. Sanger ville.

Viewing after 7 P. M. EMMA L. (nee WIENER. -April 12, Wood), widow of Charles W.

Wiener. St. Funeral services 2 P. residence, 4127 Rosemont Drexel Hill. Del.

Co, Int. Montrose Cem. Friends call Thurs. eve. JONATHAN, beloved husband of Fanny J.

Woodcock (nee 13, friends, also Lilly of Scott). Relatives and to Valley, L. 0. No. P.

167, are St. Invited funeral Pa. 2 Friends may call services, at tin's. home. Ithan, Fri.

eve. Chapel, Ithan, at his Ithan Int. Arlington Cem. WORTHINGTON TAYLOR. April 12, KATHARINE B.

11 A. at TAYLOR, of 1747 Park ave. Funeral service, Broad st. Int. Armstrong's, 1927-29 N.

private. Friends may call Fri. eve. Steamer Date From Lancastria April 13, Liverpool Amer. Banker.

13... London 13, Bermuda Am. Importer 13... Belfast SAILED FROM NEW YORK Steamer Date To 13... Limon DUE TO SAIL FROM NEW YORK Steamer To Pier TODAY Europa Cherbr'g 86, North River Britannie, 90, North River Black Heron, Antwerp K.

Weehawken Emp.of Australia. Kingston. 61. North River Georgie. Bermuda 97, North River Pt.au Prince.

97, North River Orizaba. East River SanJuan 15, East River Chateau Thierry. Cristobal. 57th Bklyn. Casablanca.

F. Jersey City TOMORROW Am. Banker. Plym'th. 60.

North River Lancastria. Galway. .56, North River Mormactide. Goth'b'g D. Jersey City Bermuda 18, North River Berlin.

86, North River Ile de France Nassau. .88, North River Oriente. Havana, 13, East River Pilsudski. Bermuda 8th Hoboken Elena. SanJuan.

57th. North River Statendam. Bermuda. 5th Hoboken SATURDAY Am Importer Cobh. North River Goth b'g 97.

North River Rex Gibraltar 92, North River Bik. Osprey. Rotterdam. K. Weehawken Westernland South p'n 3.

Hoboken Robin Hood. Capetown Brooklyn M.of Bermuda Bermuda. 95, North River Qu of Bermuda. Bermuda. 95, North River Volendam.

5th Hoboken Munargo Havana. 48, North River South. Prince. Rio de North River San Jacinto. SanJuan 15, East River Haiti.

5, Brooklyn Wireless Reports DUE TO DOCK AT NEW YORK TODAY EASTERN PRINCE, Buenos Aires, 5.30 P. Brooklyn. EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA. Jamaica, 8.30 A. Pier 59.

North River. EXETER, Mediterranean, 10 A. JerNev City, ILE DE FRANCE, Havre, 8.30 P. Pier 88 North River. MUNARGO, Havana, 8.30 A.

Pier 48, North River. PILSUDSKI, Bermuda, 8 A. Hoboken. REX, Genoa, 9 A. Pier 92, North River.

SCANPENN, Gdynia, 2 P. Jersey City. TRANSYLVANIA, Nassau, 5.30 P. Pier 45, North River. TOMORROW DEUTSCHLAND, Hamburg, 5 P.

Pier 81, North River. MANHATTAN, Hamburg. 8 A. Pier 59. North River.

MONARCH OF BERMUDA, Bermuda, 9 A Pier 95. North River STAVANGERFJORD, Oslo, A. Brooklyn. VOLENDAM, Bermuda, P. Hoboken.

SATURDAY BATORY, Gdynia, 8 A. 8th Hoboken. BELLE ISLE, St. Johna, 8.30 A. Pier 96, North River.

QUEEN OF BERMUDA, 9 A. Pier 95, North River. SANTA MARIA, Valparaiso, 8,30 A. Pier 57, North River. San Juan via Wilmington, C.

mdse, A Bull Co: GULFSTATE, Johansen, York, fuel off, Gulf Oil Corp: DANDERSON, Johansen. Atreco, ballast, Atlantic Refining Co: FAIRFAX, Blake, Savannah, Jacksonville and Miami Baltimore, mdse and passengers, Merchants Miners Trans Co: MERRIMACK. Nelson, Savannah. Jacksonville and West Palm Beach, mdse, Merchants Miners Trans Co: QUANTICO, Tatterson, Boston, mdse, Merchants Miners Trans Co; SAN ANTONIO, O'Donnell, Houston, mdse, Southern Co; LOUISE, Ireland. Baltimore, mdse, Eriesson Line, Ine: MELROSE.

Saul. Norfolk, ballast, Martin, Inc: LEONARD, Lindberg, Revere, lubricating oil, Atlantic Refining Co; PENNYPACK, for Bar Harbot. coal: MINGO, for Newponset, coal: MARION, for Stonington, coal, and EXETER, for Dorchester, coal (in tow tug TAMAQUA) Dilkes Co. CHESTER. April 12-CINGALESE PRINCE (Br), Litchfield, Norfolk, ballast, Furness, Withy Co, Lid: BLACK OSPREY, Benton.

Rotterdam and Antwerp via Albany, mdse. Dichmann, Wright Pugh, Ine: ANNA MAERSK (Dan), Hansen, Yokohama, etc, via Norfolk, mdse, Sobelman Co. MARCUS HOOK. April 12. CAUYGA SUN, Melton, Atlantic City, gasoline, Sun Oil Co.

MARCUS HOOK, April 13. Houston, Master: A A RARITAN SUN, Jensen, Atlantic City, gasoline, Sun Oil Ca Bernhard Bieler. 31 60th st. trading as Parness Delicatessen, at 1500 Grange st. Louis Greenberg, 936 Porter st, trading as Globe Fur Co, at 929 Arch st.

David Hirsh, 805 Lindley ave, trading as Filmad Service, at Erie ave above 6th st. Morris Marell and Albert Marell. 2401 Percy st, trading as New York Laundry, at 2401 Percy st. Blumenthal, 5742 Camac st, and Dykins, 7209 Pine st, Upper Darby, trading as Fidelity Credit Collection Assoclation, at Clover Arcade Bldg. Harry Goldberg.

1601 5th st. trading As Professional Blood Donors Agency, at 504 Gerritt st. Walter Wright, 8221 Manor rd. Elkins Park. Charles Wright.

5906 Kemble ave. and Howard Burcaw. 811 Rader ave, Yeadon, trading as Wright Wright, oil burners. at 812 Broad st. Clifford Glenn, Box 26.

Berwyn. trading as Highway Truck Stations, at Land Title Bldg. Sally Samschick. 5442 Locust st, and Lottie Snellenberg, 413 Pine st, trading as Sall La Shoppe, at Penfield Bldg. Cancellations Park, trading as Wright Wright, JUDGMENTS ENTERED William Atherton.

6332 Baynton st. and John Cooper, 7156 Bryan st, trading as Bellfield Mills. Howard Sommers, 135 Springton rd. Upper Darby, Laurence Davis. Cornwells ave, Cornwells Heights, and Grace A Tweed.

7002 Ruskin lane, Stonehurst, trading as Tweed Co. Walter Wright, 8221 Manor rd. Elkins In the following list the judgment entered Is against the first named: WINN, CHARLES B- -First Natl Bk of Media. Note $200 HACKETT, ESTELLE H. et al Spartan Finance Co.

Note 226 MOST, ELMER et al -Northeast Natl Bk. Note 1,500 HEISE, JOHN et al--Allen Thomas. Note 225 DE CRISTOFARO, JOSEPH, et al-. Mary Carolaro. Note 300 DIETRICH, HAROLD C.

et ux Linden Square Assn. Bond 4,300 RIEHL, ALBERT-Integrity Tr Co. Bond 17,000 FRUMENTO, FRANK A. et al Banca D'Italia Tr Co. 493 GALLO, CHARLES A -Charles A Shetzline, Bond 6.000 ANNACONE.

EUGENE. al Banca D'Italia Tr Co. Note 131 SANTOLERI, NICK. et al- -Nicolo Brunone. Note 500 DI PIETRANTONIO.

TOMMASO. Salamanca L. Assn, etc. Bond 400 SCHLINGMAN, MARIE Louise Brautigan. Note 2,000 SAPORITO.

JOSEPH, et al -Riposto Loan Corp. Note 100 PENN BEEF CO- Ronert Dechert, et al. Lease 490 GILLIAM, FRED. et al- -William Eakins. Want of appearance 3,317 KLENK, MABEL.

et al--Hyman Frankel. Want of appearance. 3,780 JOHNSON, NELSON A. et al--Harry Herbert. Want of 2,943 SITTNER.

HENRY, etc. et al -FidelityPhila Tr Co, Want of defense 5,376 DI VINCENZO, CONCETTA Commerciale Italiana Tr Co. Note 315 KACENAS. ANTHONY Motejus Salanavicius. Bond 5,000 GENTILE, ALESSANDRINA Grandal Loan Co.

Note 250 BROWN, ROBERT Charles Brown Assn. Note 300 TEITELMAN, BENJAMIN. et uxFrederick Poth, et al. Bond 12,000 GLEASON, JOHN, et al- Tioga Progressive L. Assn.

Want of appearance 2,632 TWINING, ETTA, et al -Toga gressive I. Assn. Want of appearance 2,197 D'ANTONIO, ANTONIO. 'et UN- Robert Armstrong. Bond LOUGHNEY, ELIZABETH Johnson Sons Co.

Note 112 BARNDT. HERBERT E- -First Natl Bk of Lansdale. Want of defense. 533 OLSEN, JAMES- Alfred Haig, et 295 MacFARLAN, CHARLES A -RooseBank. Note 500 GOLDSTEIN, LEWIS D--Henry Hallowell, etc.

Note 1,192 KIEFER, EMIL, et al--Henrietta Jones. Note 500 Died Cemetery Lots 4-GRAVE LOT at Forest Hills Cemetery. Sacrifice $75. Hancock 6551. No Extra Charge for Suburban Calls OLIVER H.

BAIR FUNERAL DIRECTORS M. A. BAIR, President RIT. 1581 RACE 1110 Arlington Cemetery Attend an interment at Arlington and you will understand what we mean when we say Arlington 15 different from other cemeteries. DREXEL HILL Phone Ste.

6217 WESLEY Day or Cor. Night 21st N. HARRIS Dependable DIAMOND KEHR Personal Formerly Sam'l Service FUNERAL DIRECTOR.