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FINAN COTTON DECLINES ON TRADE OUTLOOK Favorable Weather and Easy .. Liverpool Cables De- By the Ture: tober, ope Steady toc points un Nouthern he based on relatively e: cables ang of the ear] ol 80 press Values. Associated Press, NEW Y sned ste ORK, June d December, The marke lay wler selliv liquidation, local which i a fa Iy weather d off to 18 fore the end of nd ¢ the -Cotton fu- : Oc 16.48; Janua; t W t a decline of five to 10 and fi appeared to ¢ Liverpool rable interpretation oD news. nd_December st hour, active months generally show- CIAL, BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. NEW YORK, June 29.—Operations for the rise became more aggressive on the curb exchange today. Im- provement was quite pronounced in a number of instances, with public participation on the Increase. The ability of the general hody of stocks to withstand the selling which was quite pronounced last week had the effect of restoring confidence, and when the upward movement got uncer way today a good deal of short covering was in progress. The increase reported by one of the | leading trade journals in the domes- tic weekly crude oil production was too slight to affect the market for the oils. Vacuum Ofl, in view of fits fuvorable rate of earnings, came into prominence among the Standard issues and at one Ume was selling up almost 2 points. Standard of New York continued to push ahead, al- though fmprovement was not pro- n(luu(‘snl \\l\rnel Qulnlnn was luken THE EVENING STAR, NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office pation of its early transfer to the stock exchange. Net for 1926, based on operations for the first four months, will equal approximately $5.50 a share, which would compare with the present dividend distripu- tion of $2 annually. Buying of speclalties assumed larger proportions, gains in several instances extending well over a point. Amerfcan Rayon Products moved forward and there was special buying strength in Silica Gel voting trust certificates. Isoth Issues of Serv-El Corporaticn were thought to be behind the better market for electric refrigeration shares. The certificates of deposit were in good demand at their previous high figure for the vear, while an advance of almost a point occurred in the class A shares. Other strong spots included Trans- Lux, above 9 United Biscuit, class B, at a fresh top, well above 17: jardo Sugar, up more than 2 points nd Fox Theaters A, up a COMMODITY NEWS WASHINGTON, D. . TUESDAY, FIRST MORTGAGES FOR SALE WIRED STAR FROM ENTIRE COUNTRY 6%2% SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.—Cali fornia beef cattle markets are emerg- ing from the depression obtained f. o. b. for several weeks. steers are moving at 7.60 a hundred, ranch, and small lots of emergency cattle are well cleaned up. CHICAGO, June 2 diana mine run chased here at extremely low prices. Some buyers have secured coal ut $1.20 a ton, 60 cents cheaper the $1.80 frelgat rate, making the price here $3. cou PHILADELPHIA, Pr little bricl a thousand. AKRON, ment in both s rough Ohio, automobile tires rubber June ces of brick here have shown some change this month, the price for common hard k has dropped from $18 to $17 June @ les and production of | which has Good | $750, $1,000 and upward: Southern In- being pur- 643 Louisiana Ave. than a9, We will gladly although |l| ¢4 applications for Current rates of Improve- | : est. Should you ha In denominations of $250, $500, on improved real estate in the District of Columbia. JAMES F. SHEA and give prompt attention Loans on Washington Real Estate JUNE 29, 1926. ANY AMOUNT APARTMENT HOUSES BUSINESS PROPERTY |Lro10 Vermont Avenue N.w. Mmy to Loan s, secured ituated Jouphl We er‘” A N.W. ey Various Makes receive inter- ve BELL SYSTEM REAL ESTATE LOANS 5%% RESIDENCE LOANS AT LOW RATES FRED T. NESBIT Main 9302 Secured by first deed of trust on real estate. Prevailing interest and comm'l:non PACKARD é Used Cars are Good Priced Low—TFair Terms 1707 Kalorama Road RELREEPINELER R RRREL” AM[mnAu Teeeone an TeLEcRAeH Company is reported by the | Money to Invest FINANCTAT. To Net Buyer 61/2% 7 flmi Bank 710 14th St., Near G FRANCIS M. Central Savings SAVAGE, President | OF THE ch Market- A 93 page cloth bound book written by a leading financial authority. Containe many scientific facts of great value to you, as an investor, trader or business man. Complimentary copy furnished while limited sunply lasts 1 Ask for Richard D. Wyckoff Analytical Staf, fnc. New York F mancml S Reliance— companies Thirty-Five Year Sinking Fund 5% Gold Debentures here. This quieted talk of a reduction in price, and has stabilized the industry. Gen- eral Tire is operating close to capacity. PITTSBURGH, June The ad- | ing net declines of 10 to 17 points. {he Another private crop report estimated the condition nd the decrease in acreage nine-tenths of 1 per cent. The crop indication was placed 15,432,000, with a possibility of 1 000 in’ the event of unfavorable ing conditions, or of 17,250,000 should the balance of the season be as favor- able as du the last two ¥ Another private report in the fore oo estimated the condition at tut gave no figures on the or indicated vie Street connecti sellers, hut offer the the NEW YORK. June 2! BONDS is an official list of bonds and stock: led in on the New York Curb Sales in thousands. —we can also take care of SAMnd Pl Ss . Due January 1, 19 you. 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Prices are generally tbove those of last year, and the | average quality is higher &0 Hani 658 O 1 Am Hawaiian % Am L & Tra s Am Pub Ut pr bt 1Am Po & L pfd. Am Rasou Prod Asso Gas & R AU Fru * Han : 5 Bhss E W n 1 Rohn Alum 10 Brad Pireprig 1 Brill Corn A 2 Brill Corp B 3 Brit-Am Tob coul 1 Brit-Am_Tob cou 4 Bkiyn City RR. 1, Bueyrus Co. ‘ July 1st Maturing investment futerest checks Inflated hank account Approaching holiday 1009 1021, 10012 R apered off after 1 17 and s active. with ing. At mid- round 18.10 and —=Cleorel Prepared to Accommodate the Most Conservative Investor with First Mortgage Real Estate Gold Bond Coupon Certificates Pavable at Any Bank Guaranteed by United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company (Resources, §16.000.000) Yielding 6% Interest Plus Tax refund up to 415 mills Call or Write for Circular CHAS. D. SAGER Since 1906 924 14th St. N.W. Main 36 steadier July v December net lowel POTATO MARKET STEADY. CHICAGO, June 29 (#).— Receipts, new, &4; old, 2 cars; total United States shipments, new, 741; old, 42; on track, new, 199; old, 10 i new stock: trading fair, ma ket steady; Southern sacked cobbler: cked triumphs, 3.00a3 nmurnm acked long white, 3. Carolina, barrel, cobblers, 6 Virginia, barrel, cobblers, 6.00. DRY GO0D§ QUIET. I Dispatch to The Star EW YORK, June 29.—The cotton | ds murket was quiet again today with prices generally unchanged cloths were quoted at 71y fo and 8 for 68x Raw silks were slow but steady | NEW Cotton fu! 16.06 bid: March October, 16 The market was new cr ere opened points covering by helated tion, October 1 point down and De- cember 5 points down. All months eased off after the start on favor: weather conditions in the belt, July trading d 7.36, October t0 16.12 #nd December to l*v 0: ORL i = Post Cards to your frie Depleted bank account. opened ste 16.13 a ; December s active rned. 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LTIMORE. o0 & Mechanics American lout a of Lineoln 3. ne tonal ‘Métronaiitan B Aune (Special).— Loss > City Loap ot of & £ 1 External 19, Redeemable | Washington County. Ores. due 1944, Bonds. dated July Nmount catled: %3 30.000. Amount cailed. 173 Bos Denominations. prices and list of numbers called obtain able on request. We will also be glad to furnish you with the names of additional bonds called for partial redemption on July Ist, not contained in the foregoing. Write, phone or call THE STANDARD COMPANY Investment Securities 1010 Vermont Avenue Northwest Phone Main 6117 We have compiled the above list from sources we regard to be reliable. but we do not guarantee its authenticity. \ Qi National Metropolitan Bank Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, Over $1.800.000.00 15th St. Opposite U. S. 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