Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1926, Page 29

1926. : ~ 29 = “ PHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. . FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8 . : GERMANY IS LARGEST |EARNINGS OF RAILROADS |$30,000,000 FOR COTTON |eedtional credic woud be reauied. | STOCK IS SOLD. e B e P HIGHER W[][]l PR'BE, ot i RECENT BORROWER| SHOW GAINS IN AUGUST| CREDIT IS EXTENDED |irowen the mermedinte sreds hanis | N5, ORI Otoner & Uy e i v st 5 and will be used in the marketing of with Pathe Exchange, Inc. heame ;i this year's cotton crop. own today with announcement by | The first scientific studs N’ T 003,26 1 ENTIRE COUNTRY | |g31603000 in Foreign Losns T Tt o e 1o Aoy | Orderly Marketing of Staple Aim | "It ‘making the funds avatiable for | kfiown today, vl Con it ol | was carried on 1y« Frenchs | this purpose, Mr. Williams assured | {oR8 % (MO0 0 LR (toek had been | 1736, . 1925, the Bureau of Railway i ’ BUUN Ifl GRUWERS SACRAMENTO, October '8,—fne| oken by imerican dnvestors |, o S0 today: | of Farm Loan Boarq {n View Il co-operatives that the intermediate — 0.1 American investors took up $311, 1,061, automobiles registered in| During Past Three Months. This represented an annual rate of | of Fall in Values. | banks were prepared to assist in any Those Who Have Held Prod- |25 this vear in the levy for a per-| 503,900 in publicly offered forelgn m:ngent“gu August this vear, com-| tended by the Federal Farm Loan nrn::trl\ mxlimffld co-operative mar- | sonal property tax. This w: rain | e pa. with 5.29 per cent the corre- el gt 0. | keting associations.’ i uct Benefiting Now From lor over s?o e el iy f"}‘l." | loans during the past three mOonths ot} sponding period last"Year. i mw;: xlhf (0."“.‘;."'; Sl | ““The demand for credit has become | L g 000, £ P With | this year, the Commerce Department Gross operating revenues in August | operative marketing associations, in | H® FETICC O Thy the down- | Class 1 rallroads in August had a| th shown on the carriers’ books, of 5.51| A credit of §30.000,000 has been ex-|ecrop “through soundly organized and | S State were assessed at §: return on property investment, as! way possible in ,disposition of the | estimated today. This brought the|for the I3i roads considered were | view of the fall in cotton prices. ward trend in cotton prices. and the 2 Rising Values. otal of & 90,000,000 | Placed at $578,822.690, compared with| Chairman Williams of the board. in idn of the Farm Loan Board is in . Ly 5 il AErowars o [tatal OUNIARENSIPE L0 sf 1” ear | $979.493,701 in August, last vear. or sinoticing this actien said ce | line with oth that have on your ———— holding what'portion of | for the first nine monihs tow promr | an Increase of 4.2 per cent. OPerating | ijves already had applied for $1, Leen taken by te agencies T < R their crop they ean and pooling it | and the rate of capital outflow prom- expenses In August, this vear. totaled | 00y credit, and it wes anticipated that | throughont the South. o BY J. C. ROYLE. with co. oneratise assc fitlone. fl:’ho\ ises, i 1 aintained. o set o new an-| 350533651, compared twith 8388401 - pectal Dispatch to The Star. ire planning still further crop diver- | nual recor: 354 in the same month last year, an NEW YORK. October §.-—Wh -| sification next vear so as to be more| Only the total of publicity offered | jnorease of 2.7 per cent. or may do to the independent of cotton price fluctua- | foreizn loans on the American money | Lourteen of the railroads operated | the wind is being tem.| tions. market went into the compilation. the | 4t ' loss during the month, including | Ue HUMPHREY pered to the wool growers. Wool| .y D | department’s - statement emphasized. | gix in the Eastern district, one in the | ° CHIES | keag \lmm. tu its working fo added demand fo H.—The Amos- | 4nd actual American investments [ Southern and seven in the Western hg (0. is increasing | abroad were even greater during JUly. | digtrict. The rate of return for rafl.| s in response to the | August and September than the «estl- | ronds in the Eastern district was fix fummer are now reaping a distinet |’ Aca ticking. mate given. Many large privately | u¢ - benefit. Quotations are strong inl FORT WORTH.—Dail handled loans were known to have and 527 per cent in August. 19 by practically all the markets of thoim(,m,,{“““ (1.? et T been completed, among them the|the Southern dfstrict 577 and 3 continues | ben B 2 2 3 9 orid, and demand is improving along | 1o break records. In the last week | PIACIE of $20.000,000 by the Argen-|and f I edicenidieIct A 28 and | B esenelbaEser It amounted to 321280 barrels dally,| “Germany was the largest borrower olinon 5 barels ahead of any previous grom the United States for the period yrices are gradually rising. and those producers who have held off for higher prices than were offered during the Radiantfi average oil Interest on checking accounts 27 on daily balances—compound- 0 ed monthly. Interest on ordinary savings | | he volume of buying which has| i . r followed the opening of the Spring| " cr5c dally output considered and took $102,000,000 of | SHREVEPORT.—The L. H. Gilmer | WILL KEEP THE ROOM ounded quar- Jines of women's wear materfals of There has been | the total. while Latin American coun | Co. of Philadelphia has announced SNUG WARM THESE accounts—comp 9 Yered by the American Woolen Co.fa big cut in the estimated’ cranberry | tries took $91.000,000 more. European | mns for the erection of a textile mill | 1 Tuesday has heen so lurge as to indi-| vield of Washington but the Oregon | Countries other than Germany ac. | here with 5,000 spindles and 36 ldoms CHILLY EVENINGS terly. cate that prices are in for a period of | bogs are producing well. The total | countéd for $62.000,000 in borrowIngs. | and is now awaiting bids for peces- strength. As a result of the knowl-| Northwest crop is placed at 52,500 | #nd Canada for $45.650.000. About|sary buildings it 75350 bushels Tast | two-thirds of the quarter’s total of Interest on special savings cer- m]u{n; that the cutting un and rlnlhn;n bushels, A £50t ign b aniRg e s bnolby At trades are willing to buy freely|vear. About a third of the c Orelg! B8 oy ted < g 3 P S el b i T TOP haS | i lestors to corporations _operating TURE A Humphrey Vented Room tificates — compounded semi- ' Jarger quantits \ for a lons time. — abroad and the balance of $111,650,000 Heater No. 20, with seven 3 The poundage needed for fourth-quar-| HOOD RIVER, Oreg.—Apple grow- | Went to governmental or semi-govern- . ” g s &"nuafly_ £ ter requirements is such as 10® pre-lers in this section confirm the sale of | mental purpos | RENTlNG radiants, at the clude the lity of any their holdings of Gravenstein, = = drop. Tn some weaves which can- | Wealthies and Winter banana | FRENCH WHEAT NEEDS. | new low price. not b | 1 prior to November| yopjeties. Price for Winter apples are 5 3 i Ho\nehold Parties e already selling at @ premium firm, with a 10-cent advance reported | PARIS. October § (P)—The minister [} o ti Dri 0 Production at Low Ebb. {in some grades of agriculture announces that during eceptions rives We Have Just the Style You Want e (] Wool it s aen] —_ B France will have to, Conventions Office yle You Wan oolen goods productio; hias bee: re P 251 import 2,00 metric quintals of | 2 ©Ua low ebl) for months. This has | WYSEN ARSI IOre than 830 WLk | wheat (a metric quintal equals 220.46 | We_ddmga Munsey Building 1 1 heen due in part to the Prsss -~r]r\lw- have heen ordered on strike hy the | Pounds). The importation 1*‘] s L e O M ™ M = Y least four large [ pi0 O e Workers' Union, It | Sary to insure the supply of bread. | E 2 e R e e A |- H.Baum & Son || 709 13th St. N. W. Main 140 || Pa. Ave. Bet. 13th and 14th Sts. 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