Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1926, Page 15

EXAMNEROFLL . LK SREADINGPLAN Merger With Lehigh and New England Advocated by C. B. Burnside. bl The Reading Rallroad project for ®onsolidating with the ILehigh and New England syatem, was tentatively approved today on a preliminary examiners report submitted to the In- terstate Chmmerce Commiasion. In spite of objections to tha pro- posal by mome of the trunk line rail- roads. including the Pennsylvania, €. B. Byrneide. the commissioner's Aa-. aigtant director of finance, who eon- sidered the evidence, advined the com- mirsion tn allow consummatien of the consolidation 5 | Following is a list of honds and New York stocks traded Curb Market toda Sates in T INDUSTRA o 1o foagar.” At 1! in on the g S. . 15 535000 e DO S [ 3 I3 FINANCIAL, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 12 1926 ___—_————_——fi———“——j__—"—_—" NEW YORK CURB MARKET Recelved by Private Wire Direct to The Star Ofice 20 Shearnead ~Gota. i rhea Y S Ve Ape LIS INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS. 7 N P F P FAEE S8 R e 222 5 H e 3 ot | g SEA FOOD DEMAND HEAVY N MARKET Larger Quantities of Oysters Are Sold Due to the Frosty Weather. Fish and oysters were much in demand this morning for the Friday dinner trade, buyara being in evidence at Municipal Fish Market before sun- rise. Higher prices pravailed for most fish, but thers weré several species of the finny tribe offered at lower pricés. Oysters were in greAtér demand because of the frosty weather, prices baing substantiaily the same as thoke quotsd the past week. Capons Ara being receivdd in fair large quantities. ‘the fancy, heavy | stock being offered at 47 and 48 cénty, | while smaller stock were offered at COTTON ADVANCES ON SHORT SEALING Buying by Houses With L\iver- pool Conneotions Noted}jin Trading Today. & By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 12.—Cottlon futurés opened steady: December, 12.42; January. 12.51; March, 12.76: May, 13, 3 .2 The market opened steady tod: t an advance of 10 to 14 points on covering by recent sellers And buying by houses with Liverpool connections, supposed to be influanced by hope of an early coal striké settlement. with a consequént improvement in British textiles. anuary contracts sold up to 12.53 or 10 points above vesterday's clos ink quotations. Buying on the Liv- erpool cables probably was prometed s M to Loan Secured by first deed of trust on real estate Torevailing intersst and commission_ Joleyl: T Weller ,‘,:2?:% $‘§'{.‘-f; F P *ss00000 = 1 CONSULT US 6 /2% —for_se investment o First t fund 00k TS Rt re by Taveeting Mortgage Notes NOW. Wm. H. Saunders Co. 0 1433 & ot Tendiintion, B. €% T T HARRIMAN & CO. Members: Y. Stock Exchange 11? Broadway, New York —Now ogcupying \ their new Offices— FINANCIAL The New York Life Insurance Company First Mortgage Loans On Improved Real Estate in the and Nearby Suburbs in Montgomery County, District of Columbia Maryland 3 Years, 5 Years, 10 Years Homes Apartments ildings s Properties RANDALL -H. HAGNER'® COMPANY Incorporated MORTGAGE LoAN GORRESPONDENT 1321 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Main 9700 Equitable Co-Operative Building Ass'n FF FE The Reading should be raguired to hold the line of the Lehigh and New Engiand spen, insofar as it ix open at prasent for cooperation with other rallroads in joint shipments tn New England. the examiner stipulated Mclency of Mall Route. The predominant question of pub- Ve intereat in the aituation. in the examiner's opinfon. 1k in maintaining the sficlency of rail routes into New England from territory meuthwest of New York harbor. Ralil routes north of New Tork harbor are hecoming of increasing importance hacause of trat- fie congestions, he held, and the line of the Lehigh and England & consequantly of great value to trunk line raliroads generally. The Read- ing. in taking it over, should he re. quired to allow tha Lehigh's use by ether road. AS to the detalls of the proposa the report sald that the Reading contract to leass the Lehigh for 8 vears at an annual cash rental of §i.. PRA.AAD jm fair. The consolidation would be productive of economy in -genera! raiiroad operation and in ac- cordance with the spirit of Federal legislation praviding for rafiroad merging. it was held. The indentation of the coast line tnvolved tends to force traffic through Jersev City and the harhor, “and the eoncentration or population and tra fic. renders increasingly dificult the utilization of this natural route,” the report said Route Is Important. The route over the rail lines north of New YVork Harhor is hecoming of inereasing importance. At present there are twn of these lines. Lehigh and New England and Lehigh and Hudson River. The pur pose of the Reading in ing the lsase of the Lehigh and New Engiand s to facilitate the movement of frelght from points on the Reading and its ronnections to points on the Lehigh and New Fingland and bevond. “Should the lease he approved it ls the announced purpose of the Read ing to establish rates via the New England. It is aiso proposed to make the new routes over the New Eng iand available to the Reading’s con. nections “While establishing these naw rontes the Reading declares its inten- tion to maintain every through rate and route in which tha New Engiand now participates. With this addition the commission should find that the terms and conditions of the lease and the proposed consideration are just and reasonable and should approve and anthorize the proposed acquisi tion. " The examiners’ report now must be passed on by the commission WALTER S. PRATT, Jr., Secretary Organized 1879 4ith YEAR COMPLETED Assets .. $5,136,317.22 Surplus ....... $1,406,49. Subscriptions for the 92nd Issue of Stock Being Received P S Systematic Saving in the Equitable A steady means to acquire a suhstantial fortune is through saving systematically in the Equitable. Hundreds who want to get ahead realize the importance of the Equit- able's systematic plan and are making regu- lar deposits. Join today and learn of this effective way to accumulate money. 915 F Street 40 and 42 centa. Oniy. moderats shipments of turkeya | by [ePOLte of & steady spot situation : nr:.r r_e!n]:;::e‘ ‘vdne*rwr}r‘n ::\k‘::;l:dl:: considerablé realizing and some South- i .\uw.n u RS :I‘ na s | ern hedging, and fluctuations were SOnts Mrsiies TADBUNIAS ATy | e o Al REIINE R dub g B h ur. becoming more pléntiful and cheaper. | " The actual ssttlement of the British No. N selling at 60 And 60 ¢enth: | coal strike would be expected to cause &r; bringin, 2fln and !0.1 i B ] A narrowing of differences between 5 eantinu rm_condition of 1‘0& the New York and Liverpool marke p:'llfie:: l:n:me‘u‘:mn.\ul;tr:e::;"rspormd ;nfl t:xerol :'u ?rohlhl_\ :’nme buying v ere Against sales abroad. ces of moat other commodities were & % gl New Orleans’ Market. me as quotations the past few NEW ORLEANS, November 12 (#). —Cotton futures opéned stead: De- | cember, 12.44; January, 12,51 12.70; Ma¥, 12. 3 Tha market opened steady here to- Aay Aues to faverable cables and pros- pects for settlement of the British coal atrike. First trades showed gaine of 5 to 8 points and the market con- tinued to improve after thé start un- til December traded to 12.51, January to 12.56 and March to 12.73, or 11 to 12 points_above Wednésday's close. While trading was inactive, the under- tone was firm and at the end of the firat half hour prices were within one point of the highs POULTRY PRICES STEADY. CHICAGO, November 12 (). — Poultry—Alive. steady; receipts, 11 cars; fowls, 17a23%; springs, 22; tur- ; roosters, 18; ducks, 22; geese, JOHN JOY EDSON, President o1 120t SR B T TR RS DB FPRFE FF 5 F X 5E iSWEE FETEIE FEF ssfe s, Fommemesnensles e B SR DI - 1RO Salm 1t gt ifiu Antlo Am Ofl 2308 Continers 0 b 0 Cumbhriand 00 Humble ) 1m) 729 15th St.N.W. ¥WASHINGTON, D. C. SEETENET §8 FEEP F 5 SSESN 0 of 32 2 w335 EPPEDEES o B R e s AR e DR DDR B S SR I e = e e o e o o B FIE Oil, £ Can Do o~ % Telephone Main 1603 - R T 5 3 R R ‘ FIRST MORTGAGES . FOR SALE 6Y2% B i In denoiyinations of $250, $508, $750, $1,0400 and upwards, cured on improved real estate tuated ia: the District of Columbia. JAMES F. SHEA 643 Louisiiana Ave. N.W. m Oil Sales in BONDE, thousands. Allisa _Px_8, Alu n 3 m Today's Wholesals Prices. Butter—Fancy one-pound prints, 53a54; tub, 51a52; Atore packed. 38 Eggs—Freah, selectsd, 52a83; hen- nery, 55a60; current receipts, 3l storage, 40a42. Poultry alive — Turkéys, 38ad0: chickens, 25a28: white Leghorns, 28a 24; fowls, 26a: roosters, 18; ducka, young, 20a25: old, 15: keats, young. §0a70: 01A, 30a40; rabbits, No. 1. 50a60; No. 2, 25a30. Dressed—Turke 45; eapons, fancy, heavy, 47a48; small- er, 40a42; chickens, 82a33: keats, young. 80a80; old, 45 rabbits, No. 1, 50a80; No. 2, 26a30. Meats—Reef, 18219 lamb, 25a80; fresh ham ders, 23a24: loins, 31a32; amoked hams, 32a33; smoked shoulders, 20a22: Tive Stock—Calves, choice, 13; me- dium, 11; thin, 6a7; lambe, 13. Fruit apd Vegetable Review. Today's market report on fruits and vegetables, compiled by the Market News Service Bureau of Agricultural Economics, says: Apples—Supplies liheral; demand light, market dull; barrels, Penn: vania. No. 1, Grimes, 21%-inch, 3. B grade, 2% Inches, 3.00a850. Vir- ginia, No. 1. Delicious. 215 inches, | 8.50; hoxes, Washington. medium to large size, extra fan licious, 3.00 a3.5: Spitzenbusel, $.Ma2.40: Jon thans, mostly ripe, 2.00; extra fan Romes, medium to large aize. 2.0 bushel haskets, Maryland, Virginia and New York. No. 1, varfous vari- eties, medium to large pize, 75a1.25; mostly around 1.00. Cabbage—S8upplier moderate; de- mand moderate, market steadv; New aalary York, bulk per ton, Danish type, No'red tape. 25.00027.00, | monev: revald Celery—Supplies moderate; demand moderate, market stead Loan Procurement Ca. two-third crates, hest, 3 Stesot K rons, Bive nary quality and condition. fi Next tn Restaurant ity ‘and condition, 2.50a3.00; Oregon, LI I IIEII17 0, full crates, 6.50. 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The preferred shares jumped 25 points an the New York Stock Exchange yester- A 2%, preceding announcement that directors had recommended dis- solution of the company. Washington Stock Exchange| SALES. €. Pay apital ot SEnen o8t Washington Rwy. & El | “Bank iremen s _Tnaurance nston Monotvoe. AFTER CALL. o At 104 10 at 108, 20" a1 104 oan Nationa! “Bank—5 af ' 3128 A ale =8 at 72 "NLISTED DEPT. Chapin-Sacks 7% nfd—8 at Monex—-Call Ioans. S and 6 per cent. BONDS. Bid and Asked Prices. Asked 7 030 owe330: BB 33RnRT»: Fa 333 588 F3 PUBLIC UTILITY Am_ Tel b Tl dn mer_ Tel *’H.. Sige Am. Tel & Tel ctl tr.5a Aracosuy & Pot Be. Ana ot Guar. Bs. < ‘elaphone 5s 3 elephone of Va 3 apital Traction R_R. Ba.. . ity & Subu 2 r #3353 3! 383353 6. MISCELLANEOUS, Cheve Chase Clun Blas ..., Rean B A Ba ki 19838 Ny Bl i dein Bige PO s %, 6 ”ny Ba.. ash ) ald_Ste LT Wardman Park Hotel STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY gion Gas & Wash. Steamhoat . e pl i iwy & Elae com | NATIONAL BANK ity L ED] Dietrict 5 armers & Machanics’.. Hirt 238 335 TRUST COMPANY an ritv & Trust.. 370 ity A Rt 23 k DI 1 Sav, & Triet Trust 4 Loan & Truet.! SAVINGS BANK Savinge Per ton s & Qas Shibe & Com ngion 'sdu‘hlmfl FIRE INSURANCE. fin_k:: Fife Tneurance Lotiona:" Gaion o TITLE INSURANCE te .. & g St tie : of Md. com seees 180 B 132 ¢ s |8 N T LR MINING STOCRS ng Ch 08 14% ri7 Globe € 0 e > 2 Hecla Mines. ... 39 Kay Copper Cér 2 Mason_ Val. A dint =Rt~ 3383aR0 303 Fa o= S s s 3 R 2= = @ o 25 tRa 35302353 FOREIGN EXCHANGE. (Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibha & Co.) Nominal Selling chacks wdd vaiue. London. poun $4.861 Wonirast.” doll K Paris udapest Prague. 5 Warsaw. zlots Oule. erown Stockholm, crown.. Pe. Corp. 0d. Rate Am Ry F"u'npa $1°50 |r(rd;:§x- Stk 507 ougs Tih 135 PRt § *1E8 1.50 5 H N Gt Northn Gen Motors -0 O 1 7o ot do 6% d Hollinger Cons Mines ... 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ENTIRE COTTON SURPLUS URGED NEW YORK, Noverhber 12 (#).— The Government plan to finance 4.000,000 bales of the American cotton will not effectively solve the cotton problem, said Nicholas Parachimonas, the Egyptian cotton cultivation ex- pert, who has been making a survey of textile conditions in New England. With an excess of 7,000,000 bales in this country because of two bumper cotton crops. Mr. Parachimonas says that the only remedy to prevent a collapse which may send cotton to 7 or 8 cents a pound is for the Govern- ‘ment to finance the whole surplus and then take strong measures to prevent a recurrence of the troublefby cur- tailing production. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, November 12 (United States Department of Agriculture). Hogs—Receipts, 22,000 head; shipping offers liberal; market mostly strong to 10 cents higher than the low time yes- terday. or around 26 cents lower than best prices; big packers inactive; top, 11.80; bulk desirable hogs, all weights, 11.40a11.75; few medium to good. 180 te 190. pound averages, downward to 11.35a11.35: desirable packing sows mostly 10.000a11.00; few lightweight, 11.25; heavyweight hogs, 11.50a11.80; medium. 11.35a11.75; light, 11.25a11.65; light light. 11.65a11.75; packing sows, 10.00a11 laughter pigs, 11.25a11.76. Cattle—Receipts, 4.000 head; trade fairly active; most killing classes fully steady with vesterday’'s uneven ad- | vance; feeders and stockers slow, lmeat‘l_\': best yearlings. 11.65; choice steers and vearlings absent: bulk fed | steers kinds of value to sell at 9.75 downward: few heavy medium bulls, kW 11.00a12.00 to 50a13.00. Sheep—Receipts, 11.000 head: mod- | eratively active: fat lambs. 25 to 50 | lower than yesterday's early trade or | weak to 25 lower than late trade; top {natives to small killers, 13.65; early | bulk natives and fed Westerns. 13.00a | 18.25: culls, 25 to 50 lower; eariy sales ! around 9. strictly choice fat ewes | to shippers, 7.00: about steady with | yesterday; in-betwgpen and lower grades | to packars around ‘25 lower; choice, | 5.0006.25; feeding lambs scarce; steady {to weak: few early sales medium to | ®Rood feeders, 12.00a12.50: late vester- |day’s fat lamb trade 50 lower than | Wednesday: clipped lamba, 12.00a12.10, | —_— BOARD FAILS TO ACT.. NEW YORK, November 12 (#). Directors of the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey today took no definite ac- tion regarding the proposed retire- ment of nearly $200,000.000 of prefer- red stock, although various plans fer car\ing 33t AR agetetbv. cussed. 25030 - Do B~ FREPRIEE e NEW YORK, November 12 —Bar silver, 54%; Mexican dollars, 4. *1Co., which he founded and of which Iattuce Market Steady. { Lettuce—Supplies moderate; demand ! moderate, market steady: California, | crates, Iceherg type, 4-5 dozen, 2.50a 18.00: 3 dozen, 2.00a2.50. | | Onions—Supplies moderate: demand | | moderate, market steady: Michigan and Indiana, 100-pound sacks Yellows, United States No. 1, 2.00a 100-pound s=acks, Yellows, States No. 1, medium size, 2.00. Potatoes—Supplies liberal: moderate, market fairly stead igan, 150-pound sacks Russet Rurals, United States No. 1, 4.75a4.85; few | high as 5.00: few low as 4.65; New York, 160-pound sacks, Round Whites, United States No. 1, 4.50a4.75. Sweet potatoes—Supplies liberal: de- mand moderate, market stead; orth Carolina and Eastern Shore Virginia. cloth-top stave barrels, yellows, No. 1. mostly 2.50; few besat,, 2.75. String beans—Supplies light: de- mand good, market firm: South Caro- 1ina, bushel hampers, green, 4.00a4.5 poor to ordinary quality and condition, 1.5023.00. Tomatoes—Supplies moderate; de- mand limited, market steady: Cali- forpia lug boxes. ripes and turning wrapped best, 3.00a3.25: fair quality | and condition, 2.00a2.50. Ohlo, hot- | house, 10-pound baskets, madium size, 2.50a2. small size, 2,00a2.25. e ne Your Banker Rnows. When in doubt about. a security consult your banker. It is equally as much his interest as vours to protect your savings. You trust him with your deposits —why not trust him with ‘your investment problems? TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Repotted by J. & W. Seligman & Co.) ——Noon.—-4—\ » Mar. 3 tfer. 100 1-32 3 100 l‘*ifl June 15, 1 %a Bees 15,10 s COMMODITY NEWS WIRED STAR FROM ENTIRE COUNTRY PITTSBURGH, Pa., November 12.— | Coal mine activity has boosted demand for light steel rails and rallroads in gome instances are already supple- menting their large rail orders placed some weeks ago. Wire torinage has dropped, but demand for hot rolled flat is good. KANSAS CITY.—The number of stocker and feeder cattle sent from this market to the feed lots in the last month has been 20 per cent less than at this time last year. Missouri jed all other States in buying stockers and feeders. NEW ORLEANS.—Harvesting of sugar cane i8 now general and new sugar, which brought 4.58 cents a pound for raws at the opening of the | shipping season, moving steadily. AKRON.—Talk is current here that Frank A. Seiberling will again become head of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber he was president up to 192. 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