Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1926, Page 31

FINANCIAL | Servel Corporatiol lpondlnl Yo optimiatio stat cerning ti an following’ *Mading Op of Belected mhme- -n mot meetiag with the success that companied tiiese activities early {h the fweek. Plenty of stocks weve for sale whenever bids were raifed, and when this was’realized bullish demonstra- _tions were guspended. A falr amount of buying came into the market for Gillette Safety Razor ’cfll\l'i‘a“;‘" declaration of another extra « ahove yesterday's final, but no attempt ‘was made to extend the improvement. Speculative interest centered for the most part.on shares of,the so-called specialty it gains were not as Prorounced ds ‘they had been recently. NEW YORK, July 14.—Following is ta rece: ad- | san but did othing further. Buylng the rate of operations ot class of companies. Bprlnr Bumrm- stock ndrnltui v was hln -t m top ll‘uru of 15%. where it o npens Up. But mm Sdllnq #c- | with the price of 14 at which a h\nck of the ‘n;;ckmwu privately offered for - subscript 3 Declaration of an extra dlvidend er m PN t :z 2 per cent. m stock by dlr«"m'- of lm . solidated Laundried bu) mg into lha ‘market :rounn the § 25_Jevel Associaied Press. Newmom ‘Mining held its recent NE“ YORK, Jnly 14.—Cotton fu- tununwnodll.udy October, 17.45; De- M: J&nui'g'. /17.38: llueh lppe‘ri to .‘p expectation of bel by - stockholders 4 holdings in other prop- erties. Newmont is the'holder of a large block of Texas Gulf sulyhur lt a price substantially above present market quotations and any price im- provement in the former shouwld:nat- urally be of benefit to Newmont." 100 Penn Mex Fuel & list of bonds and stocks traded in on | * the New York Curb Market today with the volume of sales and prices up to and including the close of the market. 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Py bic e ratan, realin v, Sa R RS F PSSR W 2 WA PAE. ‘ume to nva the market a fairly steady undertone, but after selling. up to 11 tl at the start, Oetoyr r-c!od 7.23, while January 17. 40 t0.17.28, or lboln 9 to ll Wnl! net lower, ices Wwere a few Pp. from :m figures at the end ol by Washinmon Stook Exchange .m‘%‘fl%'fl;« o0 38,3685 Fojomae Bn Pow. BId. nb. etf—1 s 8l Bank—10 ‘i:v P ’Iln A Aml CALL. .t ':fi fion Ty, .A‘H'umdlw" Imy—cdlluu uudunreun g 33822523speEesEsssy BER R R PERE CFRR RERSPECRSFEEIE ¥ NE SHEAE sopann o a_sons 3233282833333 - s2sTeeitesttotenestietsl PREESEE LR T o P e 3285522855 s8505e by ) 2832 335322285 - et - £y o Py s s 323353235 ees! 2223335252 $53352Es REF SREERRE st FFRESFEE S5 PR RRARRE PR ¥ & FPRE SREF - - e 3t £ 33 §s2 ERE R B E Vo= ainii 52 The United ‘States possesses “ per: cent of the world’s railroad mw other hand, . : Te 58 il \uoqlnnno unwuud d, but m l!llm wflilfll on.blo weekly wutlm' nwrt. rathir heavy selling. m ln 17.08 and. .hmn.ry sold off ting net declines of al o potnt:‘ s t:n wan covering o Imyl the fear of insect dam wrknd 8 or 10 points midday. Nw Orleans Quotations. NEW ) ORLEANS, July 14 w.— Cotton - t COII‘IQICII[ Nat! 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