Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1925, Page 27

FINANCIAL. WHOLESALE PRICES HOLD VERY FIRM Nearby Truck Farmers Ex- pect Bumper Crops—Mar- ket Is Well Supplied. Latest nearby truck- | prospects from bri; later in the sea true of grow section River, the drought did vegetation as sod-paying crops This is especially taloupe vines| was the com of cantaloupes and es of watermelons are from distant points, sidered fairly reason Today's Wholesale Prices. 51 prints, ed, candled, 34} chickens, | Fruit and Vegetable Review. ket t on fruits and the Market Agricultural { liberal; de- ightly weak air to Imon 0: few ihy 11; demand $Ely ste ady: Geor moderate rm. Sales and South vs, 30 to 32 28 pound de- North | te: demand aware and Washington St(icl;“ff);change Elec. 45—$4,000 at | & Elecs com—10 at | the BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERN another day Curb - Ex issues record. F.o& W hange, with Grand Stores, which In June sales of showed an increase of 33 over the month last year. NI per publication of June earnings, company’s history. NEW YORK, July is an official list of bonds and traded in on the New York Market today: Sales in thonsands. 3 Allied Pk 1 Alum_7s BONDS, e} 5Am Ice T 55 Am Pow & 6Am P & L 6 s B 0 P Bia2 1041 B1psC 110 r 58 B 105 % o8 FOREIGN BONDS 15 Cit Berlin 6 88, 1 Italia Krupp £ Mte” Bank Den M B Chile 3 Goxt Tono El Pow C Salesin STANDARD OIL units. K00 Angl 200 At 0 B: o-Am Oil 50 Ind PL 30 Int Pet Co Ltd a Pet.... O&G new P 1 33 80% INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS. Mex Panuco ; Er ¢ Corp ed Bank Oil eiter-Foster Oil Can O & R BOND:! UTI INSURANCE 8 145 MISCELLANEOUS Yellow Cat * #Ex dividend. 0il & G 1 INDUSTRIALS lcox H itch & Happiness Cdy Horn & 5 In; 13 Int A Hardart erial Tob Cn ; or Contl Rub. S w7 150/ 0415 i 150 851y NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office Al NEW YORK, July 16.—Today was | Exchange class A following the state- of advancing pric es on numerous ching the highest prices One of the special points was 30 | mpared with the previous final of | the company | on at cent er Corporation responded to the | which were the largest of any month in the 16.—Following st Curb THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1925. COTTON SELLS OFF The upward movement in Pathe ment by an official of the company that it was unable to meet the first week’s demands for the Pathex | camera and projector carried the price almost 3 points higher to 89. Film Inspection Machine gained almost 2 points. Miller Rubber gained over 6 points at 185. Reo Motor made a new top | on_the move, around 25 Engineers Gold fluctuated nge of about 3 points. new Method of Figuring Ne | Weakening Factors. over a By the Associated Press W YORK, July 1 Co ptd 1 Nizer Corp. ... 1 Nizar Cor B wi) 6 North 0 Pow © 8 Nor Ont Lt & P, 4 11 Nor States P C 5 Sty PC war i ¥ v the Ex In opening of the cotton market to Liverpool made a relatively stea showing, and some trade inclined place rather a were bearish terpretation July 16 condit figures. The opening was steady at an advance of 4 points uly, Lut generally to 7 of 1 about 199 § | pared wi lon June New York net advance of * 5 Soutienst © an average of 194.6 pour Sou Cal E4 B nf Sotuvw Bl ! a4 11013 a0 but later menths w to 4 points down. Prices , right after the call and Octc ! traded at d December or 18 to 19 po 1der vesterda | close. The decline was suted the higher prices announced t {morning by Washington for use robable yield to Wils new nf Wi.. Yell Taxi X ¥ sber | will_ permit_the Chicagc !to operate busses as feeders to | svstems. The stre 16 (Special).—The | Wants to use bu ory shipped 54,944 cars cks in June and 246,081 in the nths of this year. This is | below total for the 1924 ed orders the| ed 24,654 further track he vear Un first of this PLANS STOCK INCREASE. W YORK. Jul: 6 (). —FElectric | and Light Corporation has notified the St hange of a pro. of second preferred, s July NEW YORK S ¢ the Otis I Since the W 15,000 monuments jon the French batt ar more than | to §2 e been erected | from elds, ) per "4 Royal Naperer for You—Tolman BEING “naperer to the king” is an office of high prestige in royal households. The ‘royal naperer has charge of the king's table linens and is responsible for their precious care. Tolman Laundry is naperer to many Washington households. Create a similar office for us in your family. Send us your tablecloths and napkins for laundering by our exclusively-used method. 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Crop Report One of and liquidation were renewed at the | I construction on the official par values for the in- | IN MARKET TODAY . | xt! \ | | 16.—Realizing | Profits | dy | | | but there was selling here on reports of showers in east Texas to barely | points | at m- | nds | ires closed firm at | ric bon | 5. | ¥s to | be | responding period of 1 | Is ENDICOTT JOHNSON EARNINGS IMPRGVE NEW YORK, July 16 (&) ~Improve- | ment in the shoe manufacturing in dustry is refle » half-yes port of the F ration, net 1,970,012, equ profit amounting to | alent after preferred as'to §3 share on the com- | stock compi with or $3.13 & share ”;.‘.:'1“9;3 First Seco s et Unexpectedly Good. Stocks Strong. dividends was X H dividen i« n $1,72 were 5, a 8 Surplus after §513,785, ugainst a year SOLVENTS PROFITS OFF. NEW YORK, July 16 (®) of the Commercial S Corporation dropped the first half of 1925, compared with $410.462 in the esponding period of 1924, This was equal, afted divi dends on the 8 per cent preferred and A common, to $3 s B common, against on the class B'a year ago. Al Diepatch to The Star NEW YORK. July 16.—The Wa | Street market today moved under ger erally favorable developments on th outside ontinted to work low {rate on standing loans stood at per cent, against 4 per cent the da before und 4'; early in the week The quarterly report of the Itepubli nd the first of th to reflect business cor ons in the steel trade during three months of - the I out to be unexpectediy he s class the cl; share Steel Co SEEKS JAPAN'S TRADE. NEW YORK. July —The ond rket incidents the inghous th distribute throughout Japun Tripp. chairman of the Westinghouse I and Manufacturing Co., man of the new company weather news from districts was better. cotton markets. hair- | their estimates gant notions of wheat e were based dam; upon ext done by Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stir- ring the powder in hot or cold water. No cooking and Diet For Infants, Invalids, the Aged, Nursing Mothers, Children, etc. Zunch Ti For all members of the family, ailing or well. Serve at meals, between meals, or upon retiring. A nourishing, easily assimilated Food-Drink, quickly relieves faintness or hunger day or night. 5 A& A A “‘buffer of safety’ made his business growth possible nd my busi protection for my- event of failurg?” “How can I expa ss and at pre ily in th 1 successful selt A faced this pr e of hi turniture manutacturer He had investments But they lacked him i bler , £ 8B5S SEELELE LS BS, & business. 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INCORPORATED 308 PHILLIPS BLDG. \ Washington, D. C. Home Office—30 East Forty-second Street, New Yoix City Offices and Representatives in Principal Cities NO INVESTOR EVER MILLER . STV FTTITTT VL FIRST ORTGAGE LOST A DOLLAR IN BONDS