Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1926, Page 15

/] FINANCIAL. COTTON IS EASIER AFTER EARLY RISE Big Crop Estimate Expected From Agriculture Depart- ment Wednesday. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 6.—The cotton market opened steady today at an advance of 3 to 5 points on cov- ering influenced by relatively steady Liverpool cables, but very soon turn- ed easier. There were rumors that additlonal buying orders had been canceled over the week end, while thera was considerable Southern hedge selling, and as prices worked off it seemed rome of Saturday’s buy- ers were reselling. January sold off to 11.79 and May to 12.22 before the end of the first hour, or about 1 to 2 points net lower. Another private crop report placed the indicated yield at 19,223.000 bales and the ginnings to December 1 at 15,080,000 bales. This was the sec- ond private estimate of over 19,000, 000 and probably tended tb increase confidence in a large figure from the Department of Agriculture on Wed- nesday. New Orleans Market. NEW ORLEA December 6 (). . —The cotton market op-ned higher here today due to better Liverpool cables and rain in Texas. First trades were 7 to 9 points up. The advance attracted hedge selling. There was also professional short selling based on a private estimate issue today of 1 000 bales for the crop and 16, 480,000 for ginnings to December 1. This selling forced prices down to 11.80 for December and January and 31.95 for March or 11 to 13 points down from the initial lows and 3 to 4 points under Saturday’s close. The final government crop estimated will be issued Wednesday. Liverpool Quotations. LIVERPOOL, December 6 (P.— Cotton — Spot, moderate business; prices steady. American, strict good middling, good middling, 7.14; etrict middling, 6.84; middling, 6.49; strict low middling, 6.04: low_middling, 6.49; strict good ordinary, 5.14; good ordinary, 4.45. Sales, 6,000 bales, in- cluding 4,300 American. Receipts, none. utures closed steady. De- cenber 6.27, January 6.35, March €.44, May 6.55, July 6.65, October 6.74. —— . CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, December 6 (United Btates Department of Agriculture).— Hogs—Recelpts, 52,000 head; gener ally steedy to 10 lower; light lght showing most downturn; top, 12.05 paid for choice 230 to 280 pound weight; bulk desirable 190 to 249 pound averages, 11.85a12.00; most 140 5a11.85; to 170 pound averages, 11 pis mostly 15 to 25 higher: selected kinds up d to 12.00; bulk 1L - 11.90; most packing sow: 10.65a11 heavyweight hogs, 11.65a12.05: dium, 11.60a1205; light, 11.50a11.95, lght light, 11.40a11.85; packing sows, 10.40a11.25; slaughter pigs, 11.40212.00. Cattle -Tteceipts, 25,000 head: yéar- ble light heifers, early top vearlings, y steers uneven; steady best Leavies, 10.75; killing quality plain; iight and medium weizht kind predominating; stockers and feeders scarce; steady to Strong; some easiness in fat sows and heifers; bidding lower on cutters; bulls scarce, active and strong: vealers 50 lower; mostly 10.00a10, strictly cholce, 1150 to outsiders Sheep—Recelpts, 24,000 head; very slow; fat lambs opening weak to eround 25 lower; early bulk wool lambs 18.00 to 13.50; holdings choice medium weight fed Westerns around 1 ; few culls around 25c lower at 8.5029.00; sheep steady: bulk fat ewes, 5.00a6.50; best held above 6.75; feed- ing lambs ecarce; no early trading; ndications about steady Washington Stock Exchange SALES sk 68 '33—$1 000 at 103%. it otd.—5 at 108 pld—1 at AFTER CALL. o Jashington Rws. & Electric pfd.—12 at [ 'Washington Gas 82 '33—$500 at 1041 . Metropolitan Bank—10 at 406, 10 i1 Washingteh Gas Light—50 at 72 Capttal Traction 0s—10 at 104%., 4 at 4 s National Mtee. & Invest. ptd at 8%. Money—Call loans, 5 and 6 per cent BONDS. Bid and Asked Prices. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer. Tel & Teea. 45, ... Amer, Tel, & Telgn. 4346 Am. Tel & Tel ctl. tr. B . 102 Anseosua & bt KR 5ull 05 Ava. & Yot suar &€& P, Telephona C &P, T v Capitai T . Asked action R, R an . € ash. Alex Wash., Alex Waeh . Hait. & Annap! § ineton Gae b8 tngton Gus e 3 lec 10814 pH3 il TRee wen. 6 Following is a list of bonds snd stocks traded I Curb Market to'a.l;n G e gales in : undrds. 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Salesin STANDARD Ol units. g 100 Anglo _Am _Oil.. 19 100 Buckeye P L .. b sntinental Oil n areks P Lo .. o e Bide. 6 L 4 BOURY Rk, “Cold Storare b Wardman DPark Hotel 5las... STOCKS. 100 wash| Bwy. & Natio ‘l (8 ehibla e B trieV & Mechant -American American Sec (‘on(llz\!‘nl.\l Trust robants ¥ tional Savings & ecurity Savines & evenin el - it 8 ashingt Title . . olgmbis, TG - Ve Tov. of Md. com MISCELLANEOUS. td... fer" Riorare 51d orthern 200 Ohio _ Oil 700 Prairie O & 80 Prairia P 10 Soia i F FEI EICE BRANCH "THE BILTMORE, 44th St. and Madison Avenue. PROVIDENCE-BILTMORE, Providence, Rhode Island. GUNTHER BUILDING, Fayette & St Paul Streets, Baltimore, Maryland. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. NEW YORK CURB MARKET Recelved by Private Wire Direct to The Star Ofiice e iy tBousands. 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ARG RGw 80 1 8loss sn 68 B0 101% 1018 1014 4 8ou C Ed Ba 61 OR a7 27 39 Southe P & L 03 8% 904 93% 408 Se PAL 4%e wi 978 074 O7H 968 O N Y be 02 101% 101 13 Bwitt & © 0815 091, 09 nt A b 93, 0T Tt R of 110% 1105 1104 81US Rub ‘g8 1014 10174 101%4 '3 Rub 6 10102 102 lfli 3 Rh R R A f QoS 9 h 37 'y 108 Bun 0%e 271010 1018 1615 JOTA RGOSR 8. A g0l 7 el 5. wi 3 1, ai?"oun:nln S&T 68103% 103% 103 Y Salesin FOREIGN BONDS. thousands. 2 And c 2 § Baden 4 Blie -Alres 15 Bue Aires 713 4 Borl CE8 28 Ber EE 5 Den BFr St Prus 63;s. 14 Ger R Gt % Hun, 16 Ind 11 Ital 28 Kru I Mia 33" e 1 Netherld 2 0slo B4 PP 8529y 3 22! 3 5 z i 01y tin Hugo 78 40 0013 Thys Ir & St 78102% “ni St1 Wks Burs 98 s T *Ex-div COMMODITY NEWS WIRED STAR FROM ENTIRE COUNTRY DETROIT, December 6.—Michigan potato growers are receiving littie bet- ter than average prices for their crops this year. The crop was heavy, and poor quality in some other localities has improved demand for Michigan tubers. SHREVEPORT. — After declining for several weeks, average crude-oil production in Louisiana and Arkansas has begun to increase. The last week showed an increase of 1,694 barrels in the daily average production to 201,-; 269. | BOSTON.—Wool experts here ex- press the bellef that the peak of wool ! price advance has been passed for the time being, although stocks on hand are not burdensome. Imports are in- creasing, and there is an increasing disposition of holders to make price concessions. SUPERIOR, Wis—The Great North- ern Railroad has let a contract for the outer third of No. 1 ore dock at Al- louez Bay. This contract calls for the driving of 2,000 piles, placing 15,000 cubic yards of cement and 600,000 | pounds of reinforcing steel. The dock Wil be completed in September, 19 s{ ST. LOUIS.—According to manu- facturers here the important factor in women's Spring footwear will be color. Pastel parchment, rose plusi, | stone and stroller tan will be basic | colors, they say, with Spanish raisin and Hempstend brown used exten-| sively. COTTON GOODS QUIET. NEW YORK, December 6 (Special). —otton goods market started the week with quiet trading, advancing print cloths, % at 6% for the 64x60s. The 68x728 were unchanged at 7. Raw silks were quiet at unchanged price levels. RUBBER DECLINES. NEW YORK, December 6 (Special). —Crude rubber, smoked ribbed sheets, declined % cent at today’s noon quo- tation of 37. This compares with 42 @a month ago and 1.09 & year ago. The “arsenic apple” scare has been Qisposed of with announcement that all shipments of apples for Great Brit- : Harriman & Company TRINITY BUILDING, 111 Broadway, NEW YORK MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACT A GENERAL BROKERAGE AND STOCK EXCHANGE BUSINESS "OFFICES WASHINGTON OFFICE 729 15th Street N.W. 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They are secured by pledge with the Trustee of a principal amount of notes and/or bonds secured by mortgages and/or deeds of trust constituting first hgqa on real estate, and/or by a principal amount of United States Bonds, United States Treasury Certificates and/or cash, equal to not less than 100% of the aggregate principal amount of all Certificates of this series outstanding. The first mortgages securing these Certificates are on completed struc- - tures, largely owner-occupied homes. All properties are conservatively ap- praised by two or more independent appraisers approved by the Mortgage Security Corporation of America and the National Surety Company, but who are in no way connected with either Corporation. Loans are limited to 60% of appraisals and in actual practice verage slightly over 50%. Practically all of the loans underwritten are reduced by the monthly payment plan. This amortization feature gives an ever increasing equity in the security deposited as collateral for these bonds. Titles to mortgaged properties are guaranteed by the New York Title and Mortgage Company or other title companies ac- ceptable to the Mortgage Security Corporation of America and the National Surety Company. Guarantee: The mortgages pledged as security for this issue have been inde- ;{cn«l.enll_v investigated and approved by the National Surety Company. The Certificates, in addition to being the direct obligation of the Mortgage Surety Corporation of America, are guaranteed by the National Surety Company. 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