Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1925, Page 21

FINANCIAL. 'LOW PRICES RULE FOR VEGETABLES Attractive Displays in Mar- ket Include Fruits—Poultry Continues Plentiful. Attr vezetal early mor morning s fruits attention of Tomorrow vesetables prob- ably wili be larger many growers not gathering crops Sundays. The low es that have prevailed in the vegetable market were in evidence «nd some of the veg tables were so plentiful that dealers could hardly give them away Poultry ¢ s plentiful, dealers report, but the market has not yet recovered the draggy condition that prev t week, and dealers do not hope much of an improve- ment until begin arriv- ing hon Prices of morning were s those at the market Today’s Wholesale Prices Butter—Ianc 49: 1 store packed, 29; Fancy Alive ctive displays of claimed the iing by it acationists commodities this wntially the same last week's most subst close of cted, candled Exgs Poultry— chickens avy fowls, turkeys, all, 2 Dressed nall 15 alves, lambs, S 18: veal, loins smoked shoulder General Market Supplies. Suppl liberal, ac: owns; demand moderate rket weak 1zew Salmon antaloupes meg Gold, stan Turlock Jumbos T salmon standards tard flats, 12 supplies® liberal market steady: New crates, Big Boston type, sales reported Onions—Supplies moderate: dem light, market New York Midwestern States, 100-Ib. sacks lows, U. S. No. 1. fair condition od condition. 3.90a4.00. Peaches—Supplies moderate; de mand moderate, market firm; North ‘Carolina and Virginia, bushel baskets; Elbertas, large size, 3.25a3.50; medi um size, )a3.25. Virginia, sixes, RBelles, size b Elbertas, lar e, 2.75; New Jersey Belles, medit mostly 2.50 Potatoes—Supplies liberal: demand moderate: market weak: New Jersey 150-1b, Irish eobblers, U No. 1, 5.00 ader, 4.75 Moderate Demand for Melons. Watermelons—Supplies moderate: demand moderate, market steady: sales direct retailers: North Caro. lina Excells, 281b. average, 40a50 cents each Apples ht 3.50 large n size sack machine g to +upplies moderate steady: Maryland and bushel baskets, various vari size, 1.50a1.75; few fancy redium’ size, 1.00a1.50. corn—Homegrown, supplies demand_ slow, market steady: homegrown, 5-doz. bags, 10a15 few 90 per Tomatoes — Homegrown, supplies limited; demand moderate, market slightly stronger: homegrown, one- haif t ! hampers, 1.00a1.50. Blatkt light mand m steagy; Jersey Cabhy limited crates, doz. ushe de New Supplies light market steady: 4.00, demand Virginia CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, August 17 (U. § partment of Agriculture) 000 head and De. Hogs ceip uneven. 10 to lower; common medium grades full decline. narrow; od show Shipp bulk pounds bulk 225 to 113.40; pack 11.70a11.90. 13.2 12 3500 1 12.00a13.95. 1i; packing pigs, 12 Cattle — Receipts, choice fed steers, s upward, steady practically at lower; early dium weight steers of val approximatel grassers offered: st end firm: others and dlers steady to 25 50a13.00: bulls firm 35 pound butcher stron. heavyw 90213.60; light, light. 11.75a13.85; 50a12.25; slaughter 113,60 lium ht 11 mostly 000 head: 1ling 1,100 pounds n-between grades ndst to 40 cents top, 16.10, paid for me and heavy steers; fed » to sell at 11.00 to 14.00 cker and feeder he stock slow; ower: mostly 00 head; fat fairly 25 lower: ts more bulk de sirable natives, 145 few sorted lots, huck 12.50a13.00 few 5a15.00 native mostly, feeding L FISHER'S INDEX PRICES NEW HAVEN, (Special), ices power, 62.3; Crumps, Tostly sorts consid 15.00 A1mbs about "' lambs, : odd ¢ heavies | weighty mbs, Conn 106 August 17 purchasing COMMODITY NEW WIRED STAR FROM ENTIRE COUNTRY NEW ORLEANS, Aug f blapkets, sheeting and other in the last week those of a year ago and sales of silk nd household ods at retail have been large. Receipts are 8 per cent above those for last year. SEDALIA, in paying qu ered 10 miles sou JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., —Automobiles licensed in Missou first half of this year total only a few less than were registered in the whole year of 1924. 15t Sales white ods this time | st 17.—Coal s been ‘uncov t of this place. August 17 during the 544,120, or and | still | North | and sixes, | demand | Western | well | have doubled | running | | Received by Private Wire BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. Special Dispatch to The ‘Star. NEW YORK, August 17.—The early outburst of strength on the Stock Ex- change was communicated to the Curb Market for a time today, but after the initial demand had been supplied the | general list turned frregular. It falled to help the ofl shares, however, which were again offered at declining prices [rwlln\\ln;: another cut of 25 cents a bairel in ' Pennsylvania crude quor lzl”(lll‘ Despite the fact that this class of | | stocks is out of line with other groups far as prices are concerned, public buying was at a standstill, and traders | were disposed to hold off until the | price situation had fully adjusted it-| self. Standard of Indlana was freely | offered, losing a point. Ohlo Ofl lost stmilarly, Humble Ofl dropped below |59, where it was down almost a point, [4na_selling was in evidence in Praf: rie, Vacuum and South Penn. NEW YORK. ing is an official tocks traded in Curb Market today . August 17.—Follow - | list of bonds and | on the New York ales in BONDS Hizh RO 1003, 13 100 5 Low K0 100 10612, Close. 80 10015 1065 07" 9Ty 5% 051y Ko 31011 Aseo G & 238 AGEwWLS 5AL’F B Inc 1 Beaverboard 8s 5 Bell T Can_bs 5 Beth Stee) v \ml 10; Detroit City } Detroit. E m 145 101 > Term 4s.. B4y 6810115 & LI 104 Winch Fas hr o orris & Co 7Tlas Or Pub Se 1 Phila E 1Phila E 5138 1 Phila Rap Tr 6s PP 7iis wo wis 90 Pure OI Co’ 63ex 1Schul RE 1 pf s 100 | 3Shawsheen 7s...101% i Sou Cal Ed s o 40 Sou Eas P & L 65 S0 N Y 6158 _2Sun Ol 5l 50 Swift & Co be 11 Transco Oil 78 11Un Oil of Cal 3% Un R of Hav 71 TS Rub 6lgs 05 110 S 081 S Rub 6156 73, TS Rub 6355 S Rub 8135 S Rub 6135 ' uum 0i} " 7s ster MA 6135 FOREIGN ine Mont § 7e City Berlin §8. ty Colognd 614% iy Graz Rs R'R France 7& nch Nat 76 ong P Ltd 6153 iethl s 5% n Mark wi 5358 upp Fried L 7 Bk Chile & Bl Denm BONDS. 01 8910 e 15 Russ G 6158 N 1Sie & Hal 4 Swike Govt 3 Thy Iron & Stl ¥s 1 Toho EI P Ltd 7s 891 Sales in STANDARD OIL ISSUES umis 00 Anglo Am Ol Lovos” o At Lobos pfd. . 15800 Cont 011 ) Crescent P L Ei #4400 Imp O of Can 4700 Inter Pet C 50 Magnolia Pet 300 Transit 30N Y Transit 10 Northern P L 400 Qhio Oil . 1400 Prai 0 & G nw 310 Prairie P I 340 South Penn 8700 S O Indiana 3008 O Kansas 3003 O Kentucks 39005 0 N ¥ 408 0 Ohio 1700 Vacuum Oil “oil Washlngton Stock Exchange SALES. Washington Gas 5&—8&500 at 100. $2,000 at 100. $1.000 at 100, $3.000 at 100, $4:500 at 100, Washington 68 '33—$200 at 102, 000_at 103 Washington Rwy. & Elec. g. & r. 6s '33— $2.000 at 102 1a. Capital Traction Co—10 at 100%. 1 1o Gshington Rwy. & Elec. com.—10 13675 10 at 136%. 20 at 196% 10 136,10 av 136, 20 ac 136, 20 at 146 _Washington ' Rwy. & Elec. pfd—10 Rl " Bank—10 Lanston Monotype—10._a 845, 20 at 847 30 at 84 Mergenthaler Linotype—11 191 % National Gas at at at 165, Bity. 40 1911 at at 10 pId.—100 at at Mtge. & Invest 91 AFTER CALL. cons. 5s—S1.000 at 100. $1.000 at 100, $1.000 at . £1.000 at 100 Trust Co.—10 at S0, Potomac E $3.000 at 100. 100. $1.000 at 101 American ‘Security & AT oretion Bendy mm W80, at 99 Mones—Call loans. 5 and 6 per cent. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY. & Telga. 4s. | 1 | | | | | American Tel Tel. & Telga. 4145 & Tel. ctl. tr, 5 Ana. & Potom & P. Tel * & P Telephone Capital Traction R. cons. Bs.. 6s 1953 1. Pow. & m. & ref. 7a. Alex. & Mt. Ver. s ash.. Alex. & Mt V. ctfe, | wash: Balt & Annap. 5s.. | Washington Gas Bs.. | washingion Gaz 8s I & Rwy Elec & Flec: gen MISCELLANEOUS [ aver Co. 6s.. ot Joint Stock Ld BIC. 86 { Rizks Realty (lonk) Bs.. ... | RikEx Realty (short) os.. | Southern Bldz. 0338 : | Wash. Mkt Cold Storage 3s.. Wardman Park Hotel 0. % STOCKS. ds. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel. & Telga. 1303 | Canital Traction Washington Ga Norfollc & Wash Wash. Rwy. & Elec. com. Wash. Rwy. & Elec. pfd.. Terminal ‘hm con.. NATIONAL BANK | Capital.. ‘Steamboat. | Commerei | irtners & Meehanics. | " incotn | aiCrar “stetioboitan Rl Beana Nat. Bank erehante Notionm. Savinks and Tras Union Trust.. Wash. Loan & Trust. | Ger Govt (w In) 5s '14-11 | Hambur 4345 1919....... | Ger Gov 8-15s 28 (sm pes) 5 ’ THE- EVENING NEW YORK CURB MARKET Direct to The Star Office Several of the public utilities dis- tinguished themselves, but there was nothing new in the outside situation to account for their strength. Includ- ed among these were Western Power and Middle West Utilities. No fur- ther improvement occurred in radio issues, but reports from various com- panies continued favorable. Freid Bisemann, which recently announced completion of plans for production of its new model for the coming season. lost & half point, but offerings were light. Garod Radio, which —was prominent last week, announced that financing to take care of its ness had been completed, stock was little changed. Electric refrigerator shares were favorites under leadership of Nizer issues, the A stock adyancing more than 2 points. Motion picture issues changed hands at or close to top prices, but there was a falling off in demand. but the e OIL STOCKS in by 4 Amal Re §Am M 1 Brit-Am i Pete Synd ol Co 0il Corp of Pa. Creole Euclid Jibson unt Gulf Bradford ‘O 1 Prer Ol 6 Pennok Corp. . 0il _Corp oster O1l alt CkProd 1 Savoy Oil 3 SunOil Venezuelan Pet T Wileox il & G 0 DUSTRIALS. Pow. 87 7s pf. 101 1 Adirond Adird Pow Am Gas 2 Am Gas Rayon Prod Stores Superpow ‘A 3 B 14 Armour & C_ptd 4 Asso Gas & Elec. AUGE W Ind rts 2B Schwartz C A ard & C new "1 Blackstone V. GE 2 Bklyn City R i Bucyrus_Co GCan D G 4 Gar Light B Cent AN hapin i Check Cab Mfg A 6 Chic Nip A 1Chic Nip B tr.. 3 Cleve “Auto 1 Commonw P C pf 9 Commonw P C'n 125 Comw B¢ war "4 Contine 107 Contines z 6 Contl” Bak ptd Cuba_Co . v §D For RC v ety 1D L & W Coal. 2D Chem Ris wi ) Dubilier C & Rad 5 Durant Mot Durant Mot U'R iDuC&R vt 1a El Bond & Sh ptd £l Invest Inc Engrs Pub Soc ! Enzre Pub Soc'o 1 Enreka Vac ¢ 1 Telegranh dhad et T Fox Pictures 1 Frank HH Mfg C 1 Frank HH MC p{ 2 Freed Eise R Freshman _Chas Garod Corp Gen Ice Cream GG & G ien GKE llete S Gould Coupler A 165 Grennan Bak 30 Grimes R & C R 8 Happ C Stores A 4 Hazeltine Corp 2 Hunt Bros A... 4 Inter Contl Rub 1 Inti Concr Ind ¢ 3Inti Match C pfd 1Intl Mat'n pr'wi 1 Inter-Ocean 'R 'C 2 Intern Util A 256 Intern Utl B 4 Johns Manville. . Radio Hold €A 1§ L2 rinn ILen val ¢ N'C % Tib Owens S G DLib R Sh Strs. Mengel Box Mercantile st C. Megabi Tron ... Mid West Util. Mid W U pr lien Miller Rubber .. Corp B Norwalie, T ta Nor Sta P C Outlet Co wi Outlet Co Pathe Ex Penn Wat Pw Co Pow Corp N Y PR & L E Pug Sound P Rem Nois T Rem Reo Mot Rova Radio. Singer_Mfz 23 8erv El Corp A 4 Sleep Rad v ¢ cfs 5 Southeast P & L 16% Sou Cal E. ... B Sou Cities Uil 1 Sou_Cit Ut vte 2 Thomp R C vie. Tubize A S vte! Union Carbide n G & Imp C n Light & P A 'n Pt Shar new 160 69 2015 7 S Lt & Ht ptd S Rub Reclaim va Car Ch nw wi acCar Cup wi S Chn P g wi " Yaorworin. iy Warner Bros Pic MINING 30 Ariz_Globe Cop. 9 Canario Copper. 3 Cons Cop_ Mines 1 Cresson "Gold 12 Eng Gld M Ltd 1 30 Eureka Croesus. .0 10 First Thought M 4 Golden Cent Mns 60 Hawthorné M I.. 5 Heela Mine . ... 1 Jerome V Devel.. .95 06 Kay Copper’ Cor) "2 Kerr Lake 1 Mason Val A imont Mining. 4 N ¥ 2inc.....510 i Ohio “Conper ™11 "7 4 1 19 1615 40 Shaw Mines . . 40 Spearhead Gold. . 4 Tono Belmont . | & 22 Tonopah Ext . 11 Tono Min . 1 Utah Apex 6 Wenden ' Cop GERMAN BOXDS AND STOCK! (Quoted in dollars per million marks.) $300.00 $350.00 80.00 100.00 7.00 900 .50 Ger Gov 4-3s (forced loan). all busi- | | dend STAR, WASHINGTON, BOOST FOR COTTON IN TODAY’S MARKET Opening Firm, With Quotations Easing Off Later—Market Is Fairly Steady. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, August 17.—The cot-| ton market opened firm today at an advance of 13 to 17 points. Failure of over-Sunday weather reports to show anticipated rains in the South- west evidently disappointed some of Saturday’s sellers. This, combined with relatively steady Liverpool | cables, led to considerable covering or eb ing and the market sold up to 3.85 for December after the call, or about 23 to 24 points net higher on active positions. These figures appeared to attract Southern or local selling, however, and there were reactions of several points although prices held fairly steady at the end of the first hour. | Trading was quieter later, but prices worked off several points under a little selling which appeared to be inspired by reports that a Memphis authority estimated the mid-August crop condition at 62.3 and the indi cated yield at 14,058,000 es. De- cember eased off to 23.66 and the | market at midday s within 3 or 4 | points of Saturday's closing quota-| tions. NEW YORK. Augu —Cottor sed steady net 1 py nt down to 7 futures up. October | December Janu Mard] May 1 78 ns Opens Steady. NEW ORLEANS, August 17 (#).— ‘The cotton market had a steady open img. First trades showed gains of 5 to 10 points. The firmer tone was due to better cables than due, but the later rise, which took place right after the opening call, carrying October up to 22.99 and December to 23.23 and Janu- 23.25, was due to reports of gen dry weather in the belt and e 3000000 060000 ANS, August 17.—Cotton fu dy ‘at a net advance of 8 o High tures closed sté 9 points, Open October p Deceniber Increased Demand in Liverpool. LIVERPOOL, August 17 (#).—Cot ton spot, increased demand; prices steady. American, strictly good mid dling, 13.94; good middling, strictly middling, 13.39; middling, strictly low middling, 84; low mid-| dling, 12.49; strictly good ordinary. | 12.08; goos ordinary, 11.49 5,000 bales, including 4,100 Amer Receipts, 4,000 bales, no Americ Futures closed steady August, 12.78; Oc¢ cember, 12.45; Janu: 12.51; May, 12.5 can n.| ober, 12.53 BOURSE PRICES IMPROVE. PARIS, August 17 (). —Prices im proved on the Bourse today. Three per cent rentes 46 francs, 70 cen Exchange on London, 104 francs centimes. Five per centimes The dollar 4513 cent loan, 59 frangs 10 ¥ was quoted at franes centimes. 21 GASOLINE PRICE DROPS. NEW YORK, August 17 _(®).—The | Standard Oil Company of York | today reduced the tmnk ws price of gasoline 2 cents a gallon through- out New England, making new quo- tations 18 cents a gallon. The whole- | cents a gallon in| sale prce of rk was not changed. | Greater New Y 1 EXTPA DIVIDEND DECLARED. NEW YORK, August 17 (#).—Di rectors of the E. 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Columbia Title. Real ety 3253233238332 MISCELLANEOUS. D. & Paver pfd Merchants Trans. & Storage.. Mersenthaler, Linotype. . Natl. Mtge. & Invest. pfd o o Za, Famgsason o+ e &3 Minneapolis Chinese wives must secve parents-in-law - as they would own father and mother, even to the 00 |extent of assisting them in their sanna | tollets, = Name ... Lanston Monotype.. Security Storage. Washington Market | [1l010 Yellow Cabececeoconsssanse ol 232 S e