Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1923, Page 26

ANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNE EINANCIAL, ! DAY, AUGU LEADING STOCKS ~ew,_oRe sTock Excrance |BOND QUDTATIONS = === BONIDS o e e, P and BANKS | A n A LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET. \ Sales are in $1,000.) RAILROADS. Open. High. Low. Close Open. High. Low. Close. UN..‘,ED :.',.'AT!‘ BONDS. | Bales. High. Low. Close. | Continued wet weather is showing, Adams Express. 69% 69% :3% :gkfmddxes:on... 6% 6% 6% 6% (Fractions represent thirty-seconds. AnnArbor4s..... 1 56% 5%% 56% |0 erect on the market. Truckers! Adv Rumley. 10 Minn &StL(n). 1% 1% 1% 14 Example: 101-1 means 1011-32) |Atchison gen 4s... 39 891 89 §9% T Ajax Rubber 6% 6% 6% |MoKan& Tex.. 104 10w 10 10 L o 79t 79% 79% fnd it difficult to gather crops o Sales. High. Low. Clowe. | Atchison adj 4 v have Alaska Gold. . % % %|MoK&Texpf.. 261 261 26 26 | Lib3ys. . 7 1001 100 AtlanticC L 3 8o 86 86 |vegetables, and while receipts / Allied Chem. 65 63% . 64 Mo Pacific . 9% 9% 9% 9% Lib 1s 64 98-8 98-3 BP&Oprin3is... 15 95% §5% 954 fallen off since Saturday, supplies are | Some Weak Spots Crop Out|alietSrem - 85, 39" 39% | Mo Pactne pf... 20 20 201 20w |French Issues Hold Up—Su- mnieer i et B&O 3 7i% 71% 7% |ample to meet the light demands. Federal Reserve Reports on 15 . 30 100% 100% 100% Am Agr Chem.. 12 Egg haulers from sections of near- . 14 80% 80V 80% by aiares off the state roads are ex-| Credit—Local Exchange Lib3d 4 During Advance—Sugars |[Am Az cChmpf.. 30 %s gars Go Lower—New Hav- |Lib 4th iss 206 98-23 98-21 553 98-8 98- 12 12 “Montg’'y Ward.. 19 19% 19 19% 30 30%|Moon Motors... 21 22 7 !s Am Bk Note pf. 53% g;w gg% :(&omaufin:- 9 19 e US4%s1952. 350 99-23 99-20 B s [t :fi ;i’;: periencing difficulty maklnx‘ collec- Trad 13 . Am Beet Sugar. 29 lullins Rodv... 12 2 12 H s. tions, slow receipts contributing to a ra ln No #% Drop on Price Cuts. Amposen 50 31 31 32 | newnaotors.... oun saw sew sus| €N Sixes Are Also Weak. L R i s rioi 1z | BEher mariet ecelpta of, poultry g—Notes. —— [Scae o e sti g7 NatBlscul ... 4l 41k 41% 41 _ Argentine 7 13 | 1 u12% 2% 124 | Gition "ot “the. Touds. v . T . Al b ¥ 108% 109 - ; 7 Austria 7s ctfs. 81 15 79% = Bad weather has not affected the A s 1y of a O e i [ Am Car &Fay.. 108" 368 tomTl B, ... B 88 &5 88 R Belglum tis. ... 8100 99% 100 |CarClinch & Obs.. 1 921 92% 925 |meat and butter market. ‘Supbiies of |y PPIY of eredit adequate to meet ShacialDiciatryts The Biar {AmCottonoll .. 5% 8% o |NatiLead...... 112 112 112 112 |gpecial Dispatch to The Star. .17 96 96 96 97 97 |both meats and butter are more than |'Ni® Year's seasonal requirements is NEW YORK. August 1—Today's|Am CotOll pf... 16% 16% 164 [NatIRyofM2d. 2w 24 24 24| Npw YORK, August 1.—Changes|Belgium 11 100% 100 100% [Central Pacific4s. 10 86 86 86 |equal to demands, dealers report, de- | Provided by the present strength of NEW YORK, Augu g [ Sy ritd 415 4y NevadaCopper. 11y 11% 11 1%, = 0 . Bern 5110 108% 110 ' Ches & Ohlo cv bs 88 88% !mands not being brisk. Ibanks, and added facilities for agri- price movement on the stock ex |AmDruggist... % sor g6 [NOFTex&'Mex. 83 8% 88 83%|In bond quotations toddy gave no|Bernfs. 11 87% 8% 87%|Ches& Ocv 4igs. 86% 8644 | Lggs—Strictly fresh, selected, candied, | cuitura) financing, it was eaid by he change was still pretty uneven, weak | /777 & L€ = §0% 89y |NYAlrBrake.. 305 31 30% line on the trend of the market as a {polivIa Bs "1 1% 71 71%|Chid Alton 38 S35 581 pemdnden. STats; averageinecelptuia6: o o CIANCHE, Wap sald by the points cropped out in individual | Am Internatl... 173 175 184 |NY AirBrk (A). 46 46 48 whole. Trading was dull, and net s 81% 1% 81% |Chi & Alton 314 27% 274 | Southern, 2 e rve board in a statemen 68 697 |NYCentral.... 96% 97% 96% 78 78y |NY Ch&StLetts. 72 12 12 5% 6% |NYNH&Harttd. 11 11% 10% 1% 117 |NYO& Westrn. 15% 15% 15 gains and losses were small. A it i tle better demand for time money |Canada 6%s 1929 was not reflected in any softening |Canala 5s1931. Live poultry—Roosters. per 1b.. 14;|made public last night, 9 99| urkeys, per 1 L spring chickens, s 2 4 = 8| per e dhass, e Sk e Credit cannot make a market 8 57 57 | fowls, per Ib., 25. where none exist the board said. stocks, among them the rubbers and |Am Locomotive. 68% tires and one or two of the special- :: ;‘:&'?zmr . 12;/: zor . ties. But from the outset the a(‘uoniAm Ship Al 1% 30 96% 96 96 |ChiB&Q 1st rf by 5 101% 101% 101% |Chi & E Il gn 6s 10 99% 99% 99% |C M & Puget Sd 4s N Canada bs 19| 45 99% 99% 99% [ChIM&SPrfdl,s. 27 66% 53 55% Dressed itry—Fresh killed o o 4 g ¢ of the more representative stocks—iamSmelting. . bdis 54 54 |NorfolkSouth.. 9% 9% 94 of the quotations for high-grade se- | SERACR S0 34 103% 1034 108% [Chi M&St P ov ba. . B9 60 | chickens, per Ih, 40ads: winter chick: | oncyc™, 2dding that the agricultural the stocks which malke up the bulk of | AR SmeItpr. .. | 965 95% 95% | Nort & Western. 100% 100% 1004 curitles. There was little response | ppe gs 30 103~ 102% 102% | Chl M&St P 4825 6% T6% | ans. Ib.. 36; hens, per b, 30:|outlook “is conditioned by the world the trading from day to day—was en- | Am Steel Fdy 334 331 33 :g'_’::: fi:efi‘i“' fg 3 f}" f"" {to the apparently more confident Cnile8s194:. ... 10 103% 102% xgfi&. g:: zigs;:v 41 gg s per b, 15a20; turkeys, per Ib., | Supply of leading farm products and hat of yester- 5815 = 3 " e 4 C Ys.. u eats, young, each, 60. g " t :;:)el) Td':rcr;r;:’;pl:;x::”tn-p;m s(zsmyu“mswn. i lgi "5.": 101;' North Pacific... 57 58% 56% {feeling in the stock market. Copenhagen 58 7 88% 88 % ng, ea the buying power of consumers, both 3 Am Sugar pf. points cropping out in individual Am Sumatra.. 1% the impression unmistakably that am Tel & Teleg. 121% 121% 122% | Orpheum Circutt 17 the short interest was trying 1o, mobacco.... 141% 141% 1424 | Otis Elevator. .. 114% gower and was finding it Increasingly foye wwopaniie). o 200% 140% 1411 | Owens Bottle, .. 42 .}i'\“‘s“r"}uifi ‘;‘:;i\‘(-l“fll(:: Jevers Y "UP"| Am Tob pf (n).. 102% 102% 'gg“ ‘gg“ Pacific Develop W : AHing, Tes Am Water Wks. 35 % T and eIty - Springfiela ~was accom |AmWWenpr. 58 51 s o7 | pacCeekElee. 104 anied by all sorts of rumors of an- | I T 831 o Bbteriicuc coming in tire prices. | Am Writ Prpf Packard Motor. 1233 & 99% |ChiRysbs........ 13 77% 76% i i Despite weakness In French ex- | CubaSiiswi..... 10 99% 99% e domestic and foreign, during the shange, French tonds went Very well | Crechosiovakia 85, 16 93 92% 92%|ChIRI&Pgnis. o 7aw 18 18% R R e S e U The 7 3 C . b e 4 Reh ; . < L Bt G ne e b e s L S22 10K 110 1104 |Chi& Windcnds. 6 71% 71 704 |IIVe bles, 200500 cach; live hogS. |attention 1o the hand-to-mouth pur- Alstiian T8 S0k Lronnd, yeatesds s Dinmiack 65 18 SCCABLLITeSA.. 2 101% 101% 100% [ PEL 100 D8y, L . new. per bas-|chases by Europe and explained that closing. Citv of Greater Prague 7%s | Dutch EI6%s.... 10 C| - .29 102% 102% 102% (.., . California oranges. per!such a situation necessitated financ- {had a substantial run-up early in|Dutch Eastl6s'di. 41 Colo& Soudys... 6 82 81% 82 |crate’ 5.00as Florida, _3.00a6.00. 5 = ::he d-¥. {T]}luse b‘(::d:‘hmc\;: h;en‘ -ell‘; Dutch East I 65'62. 26 € 5aRR b -+ 3 86% 864 86%|Lemons, per box., £.00a6.50. Grapefruit, ng out of line w e Czechoslovak | 71 % } 5 e 88 The theory is that the obligation | prortercan, 1/4s- . 4 D Baistts. S Gon o4 S0 SERLE0 Hckbewies. per gt of a municipality Is not entitled to 2= stock—Calves, choice, per Ib., 9% '17% | Nunnally Co. 8% Cleve Term 514 ing the American products until the foreign demand increases. Sufclent Available. s (Bt & Hids s o s | Peaches, 1.0043.25. Cantaloupes, While not fully denied, there was|AmZinc&Lead 9 9% 9u 9 |Packard Motor. e Sanie moniolpality lis: not entitled’to | Branch Gove 1%s. . 35 Dok e 1005 o e | aca. i ¥, 1.15a2.25; flats, i e nothing to confitm these rumors and | Ann Arborpf... 22 22~ 22 22 |Pan-Ampbete... 584 L it e g | Eatet 6a ctry 2 R B ey Z s It was thought likely that they were {Anaconda...... 39 ~89% 89 ao% [Tan-AmB (). 56 i : Holland-Amer 6s.. 1 Dot United e 12 B & ew_ potatoes, per bbl.|atlon.” the board said. It is still too ipvented to help along speculation {Arnold Constab. 13% 18% 131, 13y |penn Coal % Sugar Dends Lewer. Japanese 1s* 4%s.. 21 Erle 1st con 4s 7 BT% B6% b56% 1, 5. : No. 2. 2.00a2.30. New |early to estimate with approximate for the decline. | Associated OF ] Among the industrials the more|Japancas2d4%s.. 3 Elite con ot 16 $ 108 103 103 |Boraing ioitace 20al000 per harcel {o curacy, the proceedsito the farmer Sugar Stocks Weaken. | Atchison. 95% | poDle's G - speculative sugar bonds went loWer. | Japanese 4s. . S Eifegen ts B § ol e . Der e, T5a1.50. Eone e fu : ! Lot = A T . 2 .. 17 46% 45% 46%|Crate cabbage. per crate. | from the approaching harvest Sugar stocks were the only other | Atchison pf 884 | Feopiemias, Cuban Cane §s°sold on a 10 per cent:jergen UM 6s'47.. 33 {Eri s Ciblan: , s hanye % ‘,,,,,‘,‘, that weakened at all. So far | Atlan Cst Line. 1113 | Peoria & East. . basis despite the admitted improve- |y on ley 7 {ErieconvdsA..... 3 48 48 48 ‘abbage, nearby, per barrel. [ ther the volume of production nor th 12% Pere Marquette. 1001 | Philadelphia Co 5114 | Phillips Pete. .. 8275 827 | Phoenix Hoslery ment in the condition of the company and the fact that prices for this |Marseilles€s. year's crop have admitted of a satis- | Mexico bs.. factory profit. Traction bonds moved | Mexico 4s. .. j{Irregularly. Rapid Transit securities | Netherlands 6s. 68 sold within two points of the low. | Norway s There has been probably some selling | Orient Dev deb 6s. 43 gn the part of those who recerved |Paris-Ly's-Med 6s. 22 bonds in exchange for assessments!p, 1, paid on the stock. Larnings a v cniibin - a8 American sugar is concerned the | Atlantic Gult weakness is not surprising because | Atlantic Ref refiners are credited with having | Atlas Powder loaded up with a lot of high priced | Atlas Powd pf. . raw sugar and are now caught on a | Pierce-Arrow . falling market. But the case of the | AuStin Nichols.. 19% 2041 bicrce-Ar pf. Cuban producers is quite different. | Baldwin Loco... 113 114% 112! 118% | Pierce Oil. They sold between two-thirds and |Balto& Ohlo... 46% 47% 46% 47% |Pierce Oil pf three-quarters of their 1923 crop !Balto & Ohlopf. 56% b56% 56% b6% |Pitts & W Va. .. while market conditions were favor- | Barnesdall (A). 12% 12% 12 12 | Postum Cereal.. Erleconv4sD..... 7 51 50% 51 |Eggplant. per iGrTrunkufth!., 7 104 foes Grand Trunk 7s. |Gr North gen 7s. .. |Gr North gen 5154, GreenB& WdbB. 4 Havana ERL&P bs 1 Hud & Man ref 5s..114 ‘Hud&Mun aj bs 5 (T Cent ref 5s 'l 00a3.50. Toma- | prices through the period of marke:- et, nearby.|ing can now be definitely known. It Beans. 2.00a3.50 per bbl.|is evident, however, that with the im- 3.00 per basket. Peppers, | proved credit facilities and the strong per crate. North_ Carolina, 1.00a1.50. | position of the banks, the credit | Kale, per bbl, 73a1.30. Spinach, per |available is adequate to provide for bbl.. 2.50a4.00. 'Celery, per crate,” New | the needs of orderly marketing | York, 6.00a10.00. Squa 50, North | The summary asserted that the Carolina lima beans. ~2.50a3.50 _per |lowered prices of agricultural <tupis basket; home-grown lima beans, 50a75 [had meant for the farmer that the 4% ample | Queensland 7s. 5% | Pure OIl.. 17% St ) Bklyn Edison. 108 Haven 6s dropped a poiat. Of the St. - 1 3 Seine, Dept of, cly © K : Railway St1Sp.. 100 101 100 101 |{Paul issues, the refunding 4%s were there is not the same ground to look | BKIyR RapTran % w0 w | pCoRAY S0 1 Moy ' 123 DAL oneftim®, WDME Ghe peat of (He el hat here was before the mar, tock® | Burns Bros (A). 119 119 117 117 RaySonCovper 104 101 10 20 |GreatNorthern acjusiment sixes went|SWeden 6 t was s -1 - 4 , eading. . T4H i oy ket took its downward turn. But|Butte Copper L S ibelow 35 to a new low. The road is |Swiss Conted §s Reading 1stpf.. 58 53 53 53 e . " disappointment on this score must be | Butte & Super... 19 19% 19 194 R::dl:: 2d p‘; 52% 5215 62 62w | Ot earning its charges on the basis | Tokio5s... Sao Paulo,State,8s. the return to the farmer has boen S 0REa0, s At ; the direct outcome of the wor'd suy By Lacons, b beots, 100 |Ply and world demand | bunches, 4.0046.00: cabbaze, 100, 6.00a | “Competition fixes subst 12.00: carrots. 100 bunches, 4.00a6.00; | Same price in all countr jesEplants, basket, 1.50; lettuce, bushei [#8Ticultural staples which |25a75; onions, bushel, ‘75a1.50; celery, | /I World markets.” the sumnic:y sai dozen, 50a1.00; corn, dozen, 10a30: cu- | And this continues to be trn: cv insure a very good showing in their sweets. barrel, 3.50a8.0 next annual reports. It is true that Towa Cent rf 4. . 43% 83%|Kan City Ft S 4s. . 64 64 |KansasCityS2s.. 82% 82% | Kansas Ci v Sbs. . 105% 105% | Kan ity Term 48 115% 118 |Lehigh Valley 6s. 6% 75% | Louls & Nash 5123, 48% ({0 cover interest charges at present. 2 £ per qt! selling price of his output wis ui e inder thes will not|Barnesdall (B). 81 8% 8% 8% |Pressed Stl Car. 80 | Hudson and Manhattan incomes went | Sucensiand 6s. 3 Tl Central 51;s. . OTInG With e SElee ot ks Y rciliekpiontaiticia aup (o | Batopilas Min. . Y% W % %|Produc & Ref 80% !a little lower, although also there is|Ri0deJan8s1946. 5 1Tt Rap Tran bs. .. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. buys. There has been some adjus make the profit anticipated up to 2| Beechnut Pack. 621 63% 624 63% | Pub Service. 44% [no doubt about the earnings situation, | R10 de Jan 831947, 3 “{Int Rap Tr s stpd. BALTIMORE, Md.. August 1 ment of the differential in the' last :';‘:"‘_‘h:\i"-dk‘;;;:}; AL ey ohat | Beth Steel . 46% 47% 46 47% {PullmanCo..... 115% New Haven 6a Drop. IR": 3”1" E?IS: 8 {Int Rap Tran 7s. . cial).—P new. barrel, 1. ;’“‘Pl;e months. according to rhe of their product at prices which will | BethStI7% (n). 8 83 89 89 |Punta Alegre... U3 Krione the tpectlativs rabs LNes Sulo.CitySs.. 2 1Int& G Norajes. . bushel, 100 pounds. 1 Fe it o hen W yexpinmed 7 the thes at each, i 3 S ouls-Sa J 1, i ' i % 2 der i isorganized cu assumed to have been more than dis- | Caddo OI1. 2. c2o aailBetenobert:. . dor dof o meiyfs (MEleceAl EetiEns U SLILonIE RNy |Td Kingnif he T gumbers, basket, 40a45: squash. basket, | UILer the exlating disorganized cur- counted by the decline which has | Ga¢ pack . 15 Tow 73%|Remington..... 20 20% 20% 28%|iionally. = Minneapolis ‘and St Louis | Ud Stenm Cosen ts o1 on” o8 ‘un” | Marmorau cns. . Danker. oonTo hel 200a2.20; PEPPErS: | Xmerican farmer. fs. therefore. th more than wiped out the entire ad- | Galif petrol ReplogieStsei. 11 114 10% 11 |Ferunding S cpencd lomer. bur rer |SaSteam Covents "1 88 a8 = &8 ‘| MarketStenoe... {basket. 60a75; tomatoes. basket, ‘50a | American farmer, e therefore, ihe vance since the first of the year. llahan Zinc. Replré&Steel.. 42 43% 42 43%|gaincd the loss later. showing that |20Tch 88 .. e 300 Suehel 50a1 20 “hasker. 2oase: [demand, of which the domestis French Exchange Lower. Calumet & Hecla Rep Ir & St pf.. 92 92 92 lthe fact that the default on interest MISCELLANEOUS. I & ST astor e blackberries, quart. 15a25; cantaloupes, | duction and demand constitut only The important developments of the {Canadian Pac. .. Reynolds Spr... 20 19% 19% due today had been discounted. Am AgrChem7iis 17 97% 97 97 M Siba Seariny basket, 50a1.00: crate, 1.1582.50; DAL WHIls Torclgniiaemand e day in the financial markets were a | Central Leath. Rey Tobac (B). 62% 62% 62%; There was no noteworthy change in|Am Smit&R 1st bs. 20 90% 90% 90% MK&TprinbsA jries. basket. 50a80; currants, quart, i ,g‘;,(..,mmn produc’s than of new low for the vear in French ex-|Cent Leath pt. Royal Dutch. 41% 40's 41 |the United States government list. i gmiieR 6s.. 9101 100% 101 |ME&Tisp {15: huckleberries, quart. 15a20: p others, in the aggregate ihe dor: change. a considerable lower govern- | Cerro de Pasco. 6t JoeenbiLaan 18 [por in the high-grade bonds general” |ym Sugar Ref6s.. 20 102 101% 102 MK&TosoL G Dasker Somt0 market consumes much ihe e s te on co conditi a - ¥. s E : = {ME plums, _ basket, ' 25a40; 4 o o S ric 2l pro than expecten avd.a dociied tars for| Chomapis Obls: StL & San Fran 174 | here’ Was wome substantial finuncinic |AmMT&Teves. ... 12 115 114 115 (MK & T ass s ) {proportion of our agricultural pro o g cts. The domestic demand for f - ~ ons StL&San Fr pf. 37 ithe largest of which was $20.000,000 |[AmT& Tcltrbs.. 34 975 9T% ST's Mo Pacific fs. . " : S edlc e pust vear h e Stancte e St LSouthwn. .. 28 |in government ‘of Switzerland o per |AmT& Tcltrds.. 11/ 921 91s 924 (M3 Pacife pu dn. |- S L G e e record low—3.72% in 1 hey have | Chi & B 111 pf. StL South pf. 554 cent three-year notes, offered on a|Anacondacvdb7s. T4 99% 99% 9% |Mance Traioe sn | a . redwinter, spot. 1.10%. > ved winter, garlicky, |buying power of industrial wori. o Cilasa e, Yinter i uar icky: | arising from fuller employmer licky, spot. 997 : No. red winter, | Wage advances. garlicky, spot. 971¢ | Hearing on Checks Reopened. Sales—Bag lots of nearby sold at| The Federal Reserve Board's de- Savage Arms. .. Schulte Stores. . Seaboard Air L. Seabd A L pf.... Sears Roebuck.. 21 |6 per cent basis. Because of thelAnacondalstGs... 73 974 95 Ishort term there was no speculative |[Armour& Co 414s. 5 84 5 |interest in the offering. Atlantic Refinb6s.. 1 98 8% | The fact that the American bankers|Earnsdalls f8s.... 11 9415 21, | had successfully competed with Lon- | Bell Tel Pa 6arcts. 8 973 declined nearly a quarter of a cent | ChjGrt West irom where they were selling just!GpiGreat W pt. defore the British note went forward | e to_Paris, Chi Mil &StP. .. This decline is certainly not sur- ChlMil &SuP pt O Tex & M in 5s. Y Cent gen 33s. Y Centdeb6s. .. iNY Centdeb 4s. .. INYCentriss.... i N v vorably . a range of 92 to 87 per bushel. Car-|oision to prohibit reserve banks from prising now that it is practically | Chi & Northwn. S E 7w {don was favorably commented UPON. | Beth Steel 5i2s 5. 8 901 J 3 rang to 97 per . Car-foy h banks fro "’T°>,(v'“'f.m'\'u‘,.";}e‘,?{fé“l‘m"f"“,!""n"ém.. |CRIRT& Pac... Shell Union pf.. 92 {61, per cent thirty-vear bonds, offered | E¢th Steel pm 5, 5 8T% ew Havenisfr.. 2 58 57y% 58 | Corn—Cob. new, 5.00 per barrel:|which was postponed from last week were almost as much of a surprise | Chi R 1&P6% pf. Stmms Petrol.., 6% lat par. BethSteelsf6s... 11 97% Y State Ry 4lzs. 1 59' 591 5913 | CONtract. spot. no quotations: No. 3|was opened today to further hearing as were those of a month ago.” At the | oni R 1&P 190 bf Simmons. ...... 2¢ ! Brier H St 15t 5 4 9 NYW&Bosdiia. 3 35 38 35 |iouy N guotations: track corn. vel-| A group of bankers. headed by close of June the trade hacl entirelV | ChiStPM & O Sinclalir Oil. 21% Bklyn Ed gen 5 7 9T% orthern Pac 3s 7 ©- 2 or better, 1.06 and 1.07 per {Charles Claiborne of New Orleans. underrated the acreage under culti- Chile Copper 5 Skelly Oll. 15% Dh k Flfl h Central Leatherbs 4 97% DrOSld(-nl! of the National and State vation. At the close of July. it now | Ghe COPPEE: - So Porto Sugar. 391 rket Flashes Cerro de Pasco 8s.. 2 119 Nors ohie Bankzr.-mProu:v!;ve Assccidiion, - Appears. it went to the other ex- = South Pacific. 85% 3 Chile Copper 6s. 19 100 i i No. 2 . | peare: protest agains: e treme. { Cluett Peabody Sohine s o at Today’s Close | Con Coat 36 18t 55. '8 s DoEEsrERctaT) % 92% 98% 51 per bushel. < | posed amendment to the reserve reg- Coca-Cola re & Calif 1st5s.. 1 99'% 9915 9915 Rye—Nearby, 75a85 per bushel; No, ulations and to offer counter-sugges- Seock Markie Featuren: S E Southern Ry p 66 Cuba Canecvdss. 14 90% 90% |Ore-Wash 1st rf 4s 25 801, 79 R0y |2 western export, 74; No. 2 rye, spot. | tione. It is interesting to note that the | Columbia Gas. . 320 327 | Spicer Mtg Co 14 Arbuckle, Natlonal, Pennsylvania |DetEdisonretss.. 4 104 104 | Pennsyl gen 58 5 100% 100% 100% | 73 per bushel. Members of the board declined to position of Marland Oil is quite at!Columbia Graph s 34| StOllof Callf... o 4 Diamond Mth 7%s. 6 105% 105% 105% | Pennsyl gen 41 5 89% 89y g9%( Hay—Recelpts. 11 tons. The hay|discuss questions reported to have variance with the general oil situa- | tion The decrease in ll‘:e‘ snulrce ’Of this company’s’ production, despite o~ a growing number of wells. is looked | Cons Clgar, upon by the street as distinctly un- | Cons Gas of favorable. Marland has important | Cons Textile. ontracts with the Standard Ol of |ContCan....... w Jersey to furnish crude oil and |Continental Mot oline, and in this connection, too, j Corn Products. . the diminished production of the | Cosden & Co. Tonhawa territory is attractiAg some | Crucible Steel. attention. | Cuban-Am Sug. Tt is understood that the figures o | Guba Cane Sug. crude oil production in the United | Gupa Cane S pf States for the week ending July 28 | QUOR T ONED B~ to be published on Thursday, will show another substanilal increase in | Davidson Chem. the total average daily output of pe- | De Beers. . Stand O1l o 81 |and Warner sugar companies have|nyPontdeN 7is. 12 108% 108 108% | benoeyl bin pr ;:1“-/: StOIIof N Jpf.. 1174 1174 117% 117% | reduced refined sugar quotations to | Duquesne Light §s. 5 103% 108% Logw | el 11 107t 107% 10714 | [37E€ ©f 20,00 to 24000 for old and | tee further than to sa 191 20 |Steel & Tube pf. 105% 105% 105% 106% 'S.10 cents a pound. The Federal |E Cuba Sug 7%s... 96% 96 96 1 94% 94y o4y 1300 0 22.00 for new. with old hay ! would be given and any points mads 60% 60% | Sterling Prod... 53 63% 63 634 [Sugar Refining Company cut prices | Empire F&G 7138 90 90 50 |l»;‘=lnrn‘:‘ im—u the preference even at!py the committee would be thorough. 61 6ia g:ew.;l-‘cvn:m gm 86% 84 8% i,. renned 35 points, to 7.90 a pound, | P15k Rubber s 2 104% 103% 103% | Rapid Tran6swi. 52 674 67 JEnS Miglior prices 1y considered 45%. g% | ScrombECar! S Ss N Gen Elecdeb5s... 20 100% 100% 100% | Re2ding gen ds - *| Straw—No. 1 tangled rye. 15.00a ity of th b A k n 25 86% B86% 6% ! 1600 o ) A majority of the board is known . Studebaker-. .... 103 3 15 | : .00 No. 111ms 1100 | Submarine Bt.. 8 105 101 102] ) . Morsan & Co. announces that |Gen Retracties 63, 1 98~ ‘98" 'og " |RloG Westel 4s . wheat. 12.56a13.00; No. 1110 favor invoking the proposed regu- ig t |StLIMAS R&G is. 15 5% SO 8L cat. normal. 14.00415.00. lations compelling the handling of e gore | Superior O11 subseription books to the $20,000,000 {Goodrich 6%s 100 99% 9 a = checks at par through all banks Sors atne eakiat & taii 102 100 i |StL&eSFDIsA. 17 67 DAIRY PRODUCTS. s 591 60% | Tenn Copper. 8oy | Lhree-vear 5 per cent government of | Googyear 88 1941 115% 116% 1151 | St L& SFprins. 3 815 BALTINGRE, Md. Augtstyll (Spe-t Lo, ME membars of the hat Ahair 23 24 |TexasCompany. 40% vitzerland notes have been closcd. | Humble O&R 51, 9744 9745 (SLL&SF incés.. 109 1).—Live poultry’ Spring chickens, | mvestizations thue far had faileq i 9% 9% Tex Gulf Sulph.. 563 L Illinots Bell 1st 5s. 55 951 soi | ST S DEDEAD. Vb LA pound, 28436 Leghorns. 23a: gg;‘: 2;:.. ;Zxx-;a;xc':ngfi. 12: Cosden Company declared the regu- ;ndl‘l‘nflil"‘" 100% lfl"'filéznswnfu”' e l: ;g‘. . a v r - nt Mer Mari 6 oy @ 26 o755 | Tide Water Ol 9ok lar quarterly dividend of $1.75 a Finess 6% i hens, 2 76% | ! rooster: 3 4 ® 6% San A& ArnPis.. 3 71 So1 2om| Timken Bearing 37 share on the preferred stock. Stand. | Dt haper1stisA. gi" ' {Seub'd A Lrefds.. 13 42 Columbn Carbor . 25 108!a 107% 1073 ; Market ruled steady to firm at a|peen raised by the bankers commit- a full hearin | Comp Tabulat. - ¥. Pennsyl gold 7s Pere Marq Ist 53 old lchow any reasons for altering their Leghorns, ~ 20: old | vjews Y ducks, 15a24; pigeons, Local Exchange Very Quiet. off. native and nearby,| August started off inauspi {Int Paper 1st 6s B. ] a5 = . 0 “ali 4 e 2 T j {Seab'd ALadj5s.. 15 27 ; southern, 23. the Washington Stock Exchange troleum. Imports are known to'\have | Del & Hudson }?;,, fi:.., ;:g;zsg;::gx. Az :ergul::;l’.3;"(a:]ly%x]—::ge';Le.:’l;gi’a“m: fi:h!y.&s;;-::;fis' 182:; I:Elv; 0w |araar et 2 Butter: Creamery. ‘gosd fo~fancy. i(v‘\!;v‘n but three stocks figured i the remained more or less stationary. | p Lack & West. 3 | Tobe . gular y L of 50 cents | -Spring 8s... 1% (3 o pound. 39a33: prints, 43a46; neard A representative of one of the prom- | pome Mines. .. 24y s | Tobioso BEone 100 (aa b ropaias S oubibe Line deeclar. {rackawa S bn's0. 814 871, { Sou Paciflccv 4s | creamery, 35a38: ladies, 34a35; rolls, | " Capial Traction recovered to 89 inent warehouses today pointed ou c . 8% 13 4 S 5 {ed u 1y d end of | S f 1a33: store packed, 317 dairy prts | A Traction g to 9974 that in the pust twenty-six years the e S ramas cenroit o iox st B | ety Window Glass Com-|pisgett&Myra 971 193 “w3ic g EactoCIdE 1a33! RE Y lon T e aee fad | Bl and LA iy stock market has gone up in Augus 3 ransue & Will. 311 15 313 |Pan semi-an- | o iilard (P) 5. 6 ot stbs = g % 4 > | Dupont deb. . 83 3 nual dividend of 3'%; per cent on th 8 9 95% 96 | 4 . . e e shares, in sixteen of the vears, has gone down 3 5 ‘ 4 0 : {Southern Ry gn 4s. 14 67 TODAY'S CHICAGO PRICES. : e . in elght, and lias had no/decided trend | Exstman Fodhk: 105% 105% 106 |Underw'd(new). 36 36 35% 35%|preferred. ilfizrr:l“lla‘rs‘l(:")g;‘" 117 117 117 igouthern Ry 613s. . ORI Mergenthaler was unchanged at | 54% 543 | Union Pacific... 126% 127% 126% 127 98% 98 93y in two. There have been bear mar- | Elec Stor Bat. .. August 1.—Unfavorable {1507, thirty shares changing hands 1 9 H 1 8 3 5 874 |5 . Ligge(t & Myrs is. 3 118% Ugw 1191, | SO0 Pactfic ref ¢ 1 2 1 2 H 0 ] 3 5 SRR e = g Third Ave adj 53 r reports 2 ket in August. and in one August a | Eix Horn Coal. . 13% 13% | Union Pac pt : b P fciaerings s g:rlfindg?‘:gx:" e sy 923 | to & dceided ;‘;‘:Tnf-zex:%l:“},;is&‘i‘; Persenal Mention. bear ‘market wwas turned defnitely | Begiaett-Jonn. | 6 lsmgyUnAtioxsieal. N30 20. 3 ap; |98 New Yoricbanicibalances. 361 Mich StTel 15t 5. '8 1ou ‘08 108 | Cnion Pacistre s £3 | wheat today during the early deal-| Clarence F. Norment, president uof into a bull market. {Erie. . 2 ;;xi 1% t?;t;’::);::d . Z; Z; zg ZZ Rl LR TR L H;Jélo:\luh;v.lesuelfiu . ‘Ii\' :f:: ‘23,;1”"‘“" Paccvds... gs;qlihfi:l« There was a notable absence of | the National Bank of Washington {Erie 1st pt...... 17% 184 (Ul e T 47 oAe G r aSsices e 1 Union Paccv 6s... 1 104 selling pressure, and the market re- [who has been summering st Atlantic MARKET CLOSES FIRM. {gnoud'yy " il United Fruit.... 168 168 168 168 | % earings. $59.000,000. {Monmnemowerss ol s wog [/ e ImaCy S s L 108 | Shondea qulckiy to commnlanion houss | ohis: Rh1 i e AT ot AURaUS S | Famous Players 71 %l U RY I et 2o 29% 258 o3| The Iron Age says that pis iron |orrie&Colstlis 4 7% G4t 18| westernMads. . 20 e R e e ame - aEne i o 3 % production is being chavrle Di%, 0% |New E s 5 96K | wost o o be based on bullish crop estimates ay_morning, President's Improvement Has Very | ramous Play bf. 89% 89% | U'SFood Prod.. 23 —ou appears from July statistics which |3 ¥ Ldsn 1st 6143, 18 110 109% 109% |wwert arebaginicSs 19 ask I8 1A decline in quotations Liverp smson "o ashing- | Fd Mines&S pf. . 9% | © In dquotations at Liverpool{ Eliot H. Thomson of the Washing. 48 38 |USHoffmanM.. 15% 15% 15' 15w |the Iton Age has % N Y Tel 6s'41.. 21 106% 104 & was virtually ignored. The i it Com F'd gathered by wire | 4 1044 104% v iR OPENing, ton Loan and Trust Company Favorable Effect. { Fifith Ave Bus. . T% Th|USIndusAlco.. 45% 46% 447 46% |on the last day of the month. N T Tel 6843, 106 106 106 | TOTAL SALES (Par Value): | \vhich ranged from 3, cent off 10 i |a tour. of the middle west Br the Associated Press. Fisk Rubber.... % 7% |USRealty. . 92% 93 923 93 | —— i N Y Tel 415 S4% 94 w4 11am. 1918000 12noon 3016000 |like advance. with September. 96% {part of this week. He will IW YORK, August 1—Stock | Flelshman .. .- Alls 41 USRealtypr... 984 984 98 98 Officials of leading tire companies |N Am Edison 11 93 9213 43 | 1pm.. 3678000 2pm.. 4482000 |10 987s cents, and December. 97% 10 |companied by his daughter. 70~ 71% | U S Rubber..... 10% 10% | U S Rub 1st p! 26 26% | US Smelt&Ref.. 75 5 {USSteel..... 80% s2 |USSteel pf. prices made brisk recovery from re- cent heaviness in today's quiet ses- mion. Overnight improvement in the President's condition and publication of several favorable earnings reports president of the ;'3\' Bre Anacostia Bank, returns today after gy =l sthy vacation spent in New o : Iness to corn and oats. Besides the | & N8N ¢ i 90% 90t 90y | OMAHA, Neb. August 1 (Special).(condition of the corn crop was esti. SN Freeport Texas. Gen Asphalt Gen Baking. Gen Cigar. . jstate that no reduction in tire prices N States Pow 5s 90% 9015 {100, was followed by a rapid upturn, | Maurice Otterbac 33 |1 contemplated. The Kelly Spring. | Northwet B Ter7a. % 901 901 | jabout 2 cents in some cases. ! i 5 1 L 1 3 % 8 107% 1075 1073, | 9 ; ; 22y, | fleld Company has guaranteed prices | Otis Steel 1%s..... 4 91y mt 9114 REFUSE TO CUT RATES. | Scantiness of offering 5 3 1 9 9 814 | o, dealers unthl fail and United States { 2 0 1 3% ubber Company states that it has | Pacific Gas s < 17% 118 | 117% 118 inot given any consideration to theilasT & T 5362 . —Retusal of twenty western rail {mated to have been reduced 2.6 points | had 4 favorable effect on sentiment |Gen Electric’ .. 172 ';f bt Utah Securities. 15% 16% 167 16% i matter Phila Coref 65 A . l:tll:: 1:32 1001 exe:u:.x\' s at Chlncua to grnarrla ;Tedfi“ L e B-cent de- WOULD RETAIN LEASE and induced extensive short covering. | Gen Elec spl. ... 1 Ipesiinmtue. &1 L Era ; - | cline to %-cent advance. September, . Sales approximated 700,000 shares. | Gen Motors. . ... u ». 2 26% 274 B 834 8 83 guest by an Omaha business men's. SR 55 3 lvecnenge & 2" o American Window Sash Company | pentas Alegre 78 106 6 to 761 cents, the corn market T T1 IValrCoal&C.. 52 82 35" fa®|declared 'the regular semi-annusl |beonea b 3 ook 105 198% ! committee for a 25 per cent|Scored material géneral gains. The closing was firm. Trading con- | Gen Mot 6% de : ; - h $T 9T |Vivadou.....Ul 17 A7 17 a7 |35 PeT cont dividend on ‘preferred {Sinciuir Oil 3s. ... 14 984 ‘94% ooy | emermency freight rate reduction on| OAts started unchanged o 1 (Pennsylvania Railroad Asks tinued dull in the late dealings with | Gen Mot 7% deb. a number of the leaders receding |Granby Consol.. 17 17 i stock. payable September 1 on stock | {export wheat and flour was based | NBher, September, 343 to 347 cents. Flon ission. fractionally from their high levels. = | s soihern o, | D . 8 8 75 g |of record August 17 SImARIROH S w134 S66 80 g ST et L o e tase | LR r R RS manths) showed gocd I. C. C. Permission —_— | Great Nor Ore 26% 26 |Wabashpf (A). 24% 25% 244 26% = e I ol w 3% 9T%|crowing foreign countries would mect | B4IRS. The Pennsylvania Railroad Con Gi eCatir. 16% 16% | Waldorf (new). 174 17% 174 173 _ DOW Jones saye. “According to pri- iSinCrudeOll5%4s. 14 97% 971 9% lany resulting American competition. |, [IENET quotations on hogs gave a|pany. which has notified the Inte SHOE STRIKE CONTINUES. |Srecnensas:: H 6 |WesternMd.... 9% 9% 9i gy | yate wire advices. Standard of Cali- [Si:Pipe ‘nebs... 12 841 84 83 {1t was said at the Omaha Chamber of | 1t to the provision market state Commerce Commission of its i | Guantana Sug 674 605 |WesternMa 2a. 17 18 17 18y | [0Lnia has reduced gasoline 2 cents |SoPor RicoSug7s. 1100 100 100 |1, %as said { WHEAT— Open. High Low. Clase. |tention to reduce very considerably SaeRE et Gulf St Steel.... 0 West Pacol. . buw o ihy 184! gullon in San Froncisco: {Stecl & Tube 3108 1025 102 | { September ! e e e o corniadms no Ex-Service Men Vote to Join Pick-|Hanna (M 4) pf. 94% 94 WestPennCo. 404 4015 40K 404 | Westinghouse Blectric Manufactur- | T¢20 Elec Pow 3. 10 o415 9 SR e v i e T e B e R e 9415 i May j Harbishaw Cab. | Ma, i % % west Elec pf... 112% 112% 1127 1127 | i i Tobacco Prod sf7s 1 1045 1041 10415 ‘WOOL SALES PIC; CORY TR [ptcntion suday Sor purminsion xo et Line in Brockton. ! Hartman Corp. . 81% 81| wastern Union. 106 106 = 103% 1000 Il e e ot ¢lec- | Toledo Edn 1st 3 1075 1075 10713 | 2 E K UP. iaher jrstain “bv lease che s or s Dispatch to The Star. ! Hayes Wheel. g 88% | West Air Brke.. 79% 80 179% 80 |$475,000. Contract has been awarded | Unit Drug cv 8s 1111 111 111 | _ BOSTON. August 1 (Special).— | December ennsy a o N H estake..... BROCKTON, Mass., August 1.—Of- | gg;""sh,d A cers of the insurgent union now en- | pottl By 7Tt g gaged in a revolt against the Boot | Hudson Motors. 22% and Shoe Workers' Union here an- | Hupp Motors 184 nounced today that ex-service men |HydraulicStl... 1% among the shoe factory strikers have {Illinois Central. 106 voted to go on the picket line near |IndOll &Gas... 5 factories to enforce the alleged right | inspiration - 2T 82 | WesthseEI&M. 65 85% 547 G55%|for motor control equipment by the |U3SRuDISTfSs.. 11 874 867 7y |[Sales were reported in all lines ‘in i % i |WheellngsLE. 6% 6% 64 6ujPacifio electric railway of Los An-|USRubberits.. 5 106% 106% 106% | the ¥o0] market today. Fine wools | OATS 43 45 Wheel& LEpf.. 11% 123 11% 1214|&eles amounting to about $275,000, ! U SSteelsf5s.... 27 102% 102 = 102 | tory clean basis sold from 1.35 to | December 22 22% | White Eag Oil.. 231 237 234 231, | The line, which operates in Los An- | Utah Pow & Lt bs 884 88151.40 in considerable quantities. As AR 18% 18% { white Motor-. 48 48 48 48 |Beles and vicinity, is a subsidiary of | Vertientes Sugar 97% 97%ihigh as 1.25 was paid for Australian | s 1% 1% | white o1 1% 1% 1% 1% | the Southern Pacific. i\ -car Chem 78 79% 79y, [ marinos secured basis in bond. There | Genmrer 106 108 | Wickwire 6% Th 6% 7 iVa-Car( 74Hsw. 1 i 2 64% 6lis 61| Wwas no increase in buying on the | RIF&— Willys-Overld . w. Sugar 7s. 275 28 |Willisoverior. ss” ein es” oo | COUNCIL OF FASCISM West Union 6%s. . latter corporation, now a subsidiary jof the Pennsylvania Railroad. o ‘nrated twenty miles of line connec {ing the Pere Marquette and Wabash stems. RATES ON HOGS FIXED. 3 1 1085 1053 10.85 1095 1067 1093 800 820 = 5 817 The Interstate Commerce Commis- 102 10245 10215 | ranges, dealers sald, the growers not | September . lasa {85,‘: }gs: yet finding the prices attractive. bl B 9 6 b Wi in C 24 LT L. Co § 95% 95 w5 | ision, acting in _(nn)uncl(inn‘;\‘nh state of the strikers to peaceful picketing. | Int Cement 34% 241 343 ; Wiscunsin Cent. 24 20 24 i ilson 5 | CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. |railroad commissions in live stock This follows the recent rallng of ths | in Combust ... 21% *0dd lot. BACKS GOVERNMENT | wi Tiss. 3 100 100 10| BRANCH BANK OPENED. | CHICAGO. Ausust I (United States | FAISNE sections. foday " set 'a now city solicitor that a strike to destroy |In Ag Chem pf.. 6% High. Low. Last. | St s | Winchester A Tis. 3 103% 1033 1035 | O S cirst | Department of Agriculture). Hogee. | fchedule of minimum “welg hich contract relations between unions and | Int Harvester... 72 Call Money..... 6 5 5 iYoungstn S&T6s.. 16 99 99 99 % ugust 1.—The First ! = 5 G ailroads may fix on shipments of manufacturers is illegal and picketing | Int Mer Marine. 5% Summarizes Results Achieved by was forbidden. Int M Marine pf. 224 National Bank of Boston opened its | Receipts, 20,000 head: good lights, ac- | hoge. 224 23 HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. ililvnnu branch today. The location | tive: 10¢ to 20c higher; good and| Afier October 15 the carriers must The strike is in its twelfth week | Int Nickel. 12 12 12| 11am....169000 12m . 295600{ Organization in Administration {of the new ‘institution Is on ObIKP | chojce 175 to 220 pound sverames 2cosnti 16K 00 pandal wala) cariond and manufacturers claim substantial | Int] Paper...... 32% 82% 331 1Pm.....406500 2p.m..... 475000 of Italian Affairs. s L w % v, 136 few £00d and | shippers is not more t:an thirty-six gains in all departments by the re- {Intl Paper (sta). 64% 64k 641 e U ' : s tilcL S Resouvces or [ Stat 90, top, 17.00; {Teet seven inches long. The carload turn of many workers. -The strikers | shoimenis o ). o8 ks 7 i Associatos Tross: 1 5 $245.725,614.04 are advertised in the|choice 260 to 300 pound butchers, |feet seve O ok e sariced clalm the problem of vamping shoes | 1ron Products... 34 s« 3. | RAW SILK AT NEW LOW. ROME. August 1.—The National > goenizEdncynpaver Taauounceniental iy packing sows. mostly 2 ilength of the car, but shall not ex- is far trom being solved. Iron Prod ctfs. . , 34 34 34 * [ Council of Fascism has adopted reso- | hesnolan Spelng i strong welght pigs, mostly 6.15 | coed 20400 pounds when tho' car 13 % 4 lutions summarizing the results of | Reyas. Sp. A pf. o 'S METAL MARKE ckers sl ki forty-four feet long. HEADS BIG COAL FIRMS. | sowernen e 18 g |Cloth Trading Dull, With' No the recent session eld at the Vene- | Reyat. 55 B bt i 3,23‘35“ 'f CARKET. |heavy-welgnt hogs, san Nme sian | . - tian Palace. e resolutions state e NEW YORK. August 1.—Copper, |7-3027.90; N =2 g SCRANTON, Pa, Auvgust 1.—an.|JonesT ... BT 5% 6% Changes in Prices. that the organization. which develop- | ¥tudevaker vf, 1 {gull; electrolytie, spot and futures.|$3$327.60; packing sows. smooth. 5 MAIL ORDER SALES. nouncement was made today that|KansasCityS.. 16% 16% 16% { gpecial Dispateh to The o o dactasuled sonlitions, fasia . 1 oy aaet fubies S oo nd nesy T CHICAGO, August 1.—Montgo! S. N 3 & now demonstrated its administrative _ 1 . 38.50; . 38.37. 3 : , 6. -15. 4 C! 3 AROMery et een i"xl‘ii‘lg"’;‘r‘i'.hé’in‘f‘l’.e"‘ifi': 5:313:33?‘55, prin 33?2 32%] NEW YORK, August 1—Trading |ability. and that hundrods of thous prices unchanged. Lead, steady: spot. ti .C‘":l?n‘n’.““i'.!’.’:’m“iff.?q?'?.fgu.flfii et o r?&‘:::«oi.g:liu?{:h{u“ys Pennsylvania Coal Company and the | Keily-Spr Tire.. 31 29 30 continued quiet in the cotton cloth |sands of black shirts constitute an SHORT-TERM SECURITIES e e RN Doulm amiot | Y e e st kliitng: Classen 0 Mo loimas Bl iy e gt istiont Hillside Coal and Iron Company, suc- | Kennecott...... 33 33 33s |markets today. The government cot- | invincible army, ready to uphold the 2 3 e oy an very, 6.23. Antlmony. | 3% §ON0: Riwher: inbetween Erades,|as compased. with $5.110.163 in July ceeding Capt. W. A. May, who died re- | Keystone Tire % 45 4 |ton report for August was received | constituted government. (Quotations furaished by Redmond & Co.) |spot, 7.70a7.80. Weighty steers, yearlings and grain | 1925, an mecrease of 46.61 per cent. cently. He has for some vears been | Krsgge (S8). .. 218 214" 214" | t00 late to have much effect on b Civil strife has been calmed. and TBid, " Omer. Ted 'she stock showing most of ad. |Sales for the Arat seven months were assistant to the president of the Erie piess, Print cloths held to yesterday's | the nation, based on the solid foun- | \y,uiaum Co. of Amer. 7s 1025, 103% 10315 CRUDE OIL ADVANCED vance: top matured . steers, 11.75:|$5.315.042 in excess of the same period raflroad. Lee T & Rubber. 18 18 18 |level dation of fascism, faces the future | Ajuminum Co. of Amer. Ts 1933 10573 1081 Y numerous loads, 11.00 to 11.65: best,in 1920, which was the previous h Lima Locomo... 60 60 60%| Oriental raw silk dropped to its wm}.‘ conml”fe' it |l. sald. i American Cotton o.ml“;‘fl-,,“fi»‘ DALLAS, Tex. August 1.—An in-|jong yearlings. early 1,080 bulk Yearl- | murk. Loews Inc. 15 15 18 llowest level of the year. From Yoko-| The resclutions close with a tribute | American Supar 68 1087. . crease of 55 cents a barrel on Cors: 850210.00; light grassy helifers | ANOTHER OIL PRICE CUT. |Loftinc. L 6% 6% 6% |hama, however, there came reporta of | to Mussolin] as -the chief who has Tel. & Tel, 6s 1625 cana, Tex. light crude oil, was an- ; : most of these in cutter | 5 o _{Lorfllard pf.... 114 114 114 |renewed activity, 1,500 bales having |Proved a sure and inflexible guide, da Copper Gs 1929, nounced today by the 'Magnolia | flesh and inferior quality: bulls 10 RATES HELD T0O HIGH. CASPER. Wyo., August 1.—Redue d to whom fi ledges it; nda_Coppe tlon of 10 cents 4 barrel in the price | Louis & Nash... 88 88 8% | been disposed of. M eaing T Tesciem pledges its un- | Jugic American Oll 7% | Petroleum Company. bringing the |to 15 cents lower: new bologna above 2 ot ihe 8o thond Pasith well for Rock Creek - AN 0 of Ci 4+ | new price to $1 per barrel. 4.75; vealers generally steady with Eoposals £ Ll il announced by the ORlo Of Co: | Mack Trucks... 70% #" 3| NEW YORK Lt bt Tuesday's advance bulk to backers rallroad evstea to make rates of 74 - om- | Mack Trucks 1st 93 93 ! Cent. Argentine Rwy. 6s 1927 N 74 o . cents per hundre pounds on sash Tel The Ohio Company purchases an |MACYC... . 88 B8 | Now vons, sees 1 -per_| BOADS EARN 575 PER CENT. | Sint ot &l RATES ON MONEY O e aieies Bk od? | and dobra movIng:from California an the crude from this fleld. Other Wyo. | Magma Copper.. 201 29% 30 o e NEW YORK, August 1.—Based on |G, it NEW YORK. August 1.—Call money | ers slightly more active on country |Oregon mills to the Atlantic coast Mallinson & Co. 23 23 g4 |Firmer; receipts, 15. .sr'fézxfl,"" 1926, 6 Dpackages;|ine reports of fifty of the fonmonlcnmé Du_Pont e, : hen routed via Galveston and b . , 6; low, 5; ruling rate, account; bulk, 5.00a6.50; some 11.00 (W S P % ming crude prices are not affected. |Melinson&Co. 23 4 44 |state dairy, finest, 41a41%. roads of the country. expectations 1981." e T 5. 'offeren At Ba: Javi | pound: rather meaty - steers for|lines s B gl o Seronishand 39% 39% 40 gEs—Firm; receipts, 23,973 crates; |are that June earnings will total in | Federal Suf "g‘l'l“'n-c'flil loan, 5: call loans against accept- | further finish at outside figure late 5’4“" _:Comm,“,g’“ = s TREASURY CERTIFICATES. Man Elinv guar 33% 33% 33% | Paclflo const whites, oxtras, 33a30. _|the =nelghborhood of = $92,000,000, | Gecdyest T, & B B 50 ances, 5; time loans, firm; mixed col. | yesterday o ero 2 (Quotations furnished by Redmond & Co.) |Maracaibo O 20% 204 213 | Cheese—Weak; receipts. 170,668 which, taking into consideration sea- | Grel, NVSNey 6o 1924 lateral. = 60-90 days, ba5%: 4-6| Sheep— Receipts, 12,000 head; fat o Yoo | Market Stprior. 6 65 65 |pounds: state, whole milk, flats. fresh, | sonal = allowances, would be the | hoesnt oa'ss, Mot months, 5a5%; prime commercial [lambs strong to 15 cents higher; WHEAT TURNS UPWARD. others and sheep generally steady: bulk western lambs, 12.50a13.00; top{ CHICAGO. August 1.—The market to shippers, 13.00: natives mostly | Marland Oil.... 29 Marlin-Rockwl. 8 Martin-Parry. 27 538 September 13, 1023 i%s September 4 45 December . 991516 100 100 28% 28% | fancy to fancy specials, 24a25; do., | equivalent 4% an_annual return of | Kansss City Term. 6s 1933 100118 8 004 average run, 22%a23%; state, whole | approximately 5.75 per cent. Kennecott Copper 7s 1930. 10814 8% re H ibby, McNell & Libby 7a 1031. 5 milk, twins, fresh, fancy, $4a24%: L e 5.5 A as 1081, 102% 108 3, 192 27 27 |do., averal 22%a2; 2 M. prar Bt icull Y| was bullishly affected by strength in Lo M Z &e run, 223a23. 930, o \i{ . |12.00a12.25; sorting light: culls gen by L aa o Maren 15, 1524 : 16 athison A;I)klll. 38 38% 38% PARIS MARKET FIRM. Mol & ‘Co. Tiaa 160 = 2 BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS. STy §.300:00: bulk Tat ewes, &opa | the stock market and in cotton. a3 S A, i 1ok ™® 100t ::;zvnpl(torel' 132 :Z:: sg’/. BUTTER GOES HIGHER. PARIS, August =1=Prices were s, August B o olIVSE | 6.25; good lightweight upward to 7.00; | 12" iela ‘of wheat would be 1 99 29-32 100 1-32 | McIntyre Por. 16 firm on the bourse today. Three per 100% | 30% pence per ounce. Money, 2% | heavies, 3.50a4 000,000 bushels less than the govern- SR ’ Manhat El Sup 16 16% | CHICAGO. A — E o1 or cent; discount rates, short. bills, . 1V fotetunt THE mAVLEt 5. 19 49 9 90 = . August 1.—Butter. high- | cent rentes, 57 francs 40 centimes: P T T e ment's July recas! 1 453 Marel 5, i '3'9"}'3; 1n81g |MoxSesbasra. . Lix 12 e, creamery. “etras a1y standatds, Exchange on London, 79 franca 17 | Tidersier, O, o4t 108 et e mm IS e oy nowa diamona mines n folostd firm. tyal to is net higher: 41, leptember 3 )21 -] - 0% 0% 4. extr 3 a40; A , five per cent 5 630 3 g - 3. . SOr a " % to I “303 Maven 15, 1927 - 100% 1001552 | Miami Copper.. 23 22K 22K 37%si “secondw. omd6. | Emes. un: |0 centimes, The dollar was aunte | et X NEW YORK, August 1.—Bar silver, | North America are located In Pike | September. % : ber, 101% to 10 %8 Decomber 13, 1927 0 changed; receipis, 17.400 cases, at 17 franes 29 centimes. SOURLY, Ak % - = @