Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1926, Page 31

FIN ANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1926. COTTON IS STEADY.: 51010 POINTS UP Meets Some Selling—0fferings Are Opening Advance Well Absorbed. NEW YORK tures opened steady 8.82; J 18 nhet ady October, 1 market openes inee Liverpoc pointed 00 hales <ot and trad end of the firs iling about bids steady: Mavct Will Segregate Holdings. YORK. Mare Cotton . 19.45; 45: 10 points in re. a fairly 2 to NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office HEFFERNAN. March The curb | BY WILLIAM F. NEW YORK, They seeking their level today, making col were mitments. conflicting nouncec opening, price was chiefl strength then movements. the speculative element developed at followed an interval s, when offerings and finally th Pro- of the m.nkf\ and upon this the became )l(‘d\ general price list was Bull markets in the S 1o the have run into be kets, g | as aga and selling being rried to (’\I"In!’\)'\\l' pr both ways., From the action of the | differenc market vesterday and part of the time | Other motors held today this is apparently what hap-|er maintaining peried in the upheaval of the first | the previous day d | three days of the week, when all| Public utility stocks were classes of stocks were thrown over-| sharply at the outset, but « i rd with an utter disregard for | with almost equal suddenne: i S thrown upon the market iater. st extra of 3 per ding quarters, 'm, Rickenback © YORK, March 5.—Following 1 e Nip BT is an official list of bonds and stocks & Ark wi A in on the New York Curb Ma Commane B'C " t 1005 RN ital stock | Al of the i« owned by | 5 and 6 Bld and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY ent FIRE INSURANCE Warn Quin (o West Can K Your Banker Knows. When in doubt consult your hanker much his interest your savin; You Lour deposits why your ipvestment about a 1t is equal with problems? 1000 South 1 Sontne b & INDEPENDENT OIL STOCK= G Am Cont ¢ 3 Peer 1l Corp & Reiter Foster Oil Ryan Con NEW YORK. March Fehruary sales ¢ gained cent same months vear, against $3.646.555 Janu Kress over the $6.326.196 | Co. 1 O0IL WELL COMPLETED. NEW YORK. March 5 (#).— Moun tain Preducers’ Association has com- | | bleted another well in the Suit Creek district of Wyoming, with initial pro- | | duction of 5,000 harrels NEW YORK DAIRY PRICES. NEW YORK. March & (#) | unsettled: receipts, 17.402 creamery, 5 do., extras (9 o 1o receipts, nearhy Butter pounds <, ddatdly Western firsts verage extras, SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. | Cheese steady; receipts, 216,498 pounds, furnished by Redmon! & Co.) . b RATES ON BAR SILVER. Bid. Off TN W YORK, March & m’) 6; Mexican dollars, 5 hennery {Quotations Co. s 1920 10¢ mm Bar sil | | |DRY GOODS CONTINUE SLOW. Special Dispatch to T! NEW YORK, goods markets stea i [ ness lt *loths J22% | ana & 1103, | tinuec 25 |5 cents a pound, with the top of the list 6.90 for grand XX. BUTTER LOWER TODAY. CHICAGO, March & lower: receipts. 8,045 tubs; extras, 42; standards, 41% 41a4125: firsts, 400401 il eri receipts, 15 64a27; firsts, Westiughot PARIS PRICES IRREGULAR. PARIS March 5 (4).— irregulax on the Three per cent rentes, 49 francs 7 Exchange on London, 130 centimes. Ilive per cent ancs 20 centimes, The dol- ar was quoted at 26 francs 89 cen- imes. TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Quotations furnished by Redmond & Co.). | proper with traders cautious in Outside busi- market today underwent a series of | ness developments were ignored and v the | concerMed with the technical position | cent in the | made little || in the market for the stock. | the improvement of | bid up me off | when STRIKE AFFECTS REVENUE Lehigh Vflley R. R. Reports De- | PHILAD! ) The recent decrease nues of the Lehigh Valley ! the nual report the | made public last night, sta B handise bu cent, and pas 45 LPHIA, March 5 inthracite strike . adding itions con hout the ye RIOSS m transport fon for 1925 would eeded those of any The report show Aavaes o trade nd net operating revenue of $16 182, The net income was $8,046, Manufacturers Optimistic. DETROIT, Considerahie manufacturin f \luhn:m There is mor activity than at this time last ¥ | Overtime is reported in some indns | tries. 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