Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1927, Page 16

16 / THE . EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY., SEPTEMBER 21, 1927. B”'”‘ER ADVAN[’:ES PAPER M".l.s SIGN UNITED RAILWAYS INCOME, GUARANTEE 0. K. ASKED. | BROCKTON, Mass.,, September 21 | (Special).—The George E. Keith Co.,| largest of the Brockton shoe manu | facturers. s turning out 10,000 pairs {of shoes a day. The entire output of the factory is sold weeks ahead it is believed orders will necessi Egg Prices Steady—Meat’{;;Ll I oer e sk Canadian Industry Moves to|:ion of and Poultry Values Remain | vouxcstow~ the demana 1or| Hold Up Price by Holding Yo 1 butt weld pipe in the Mahoning 3 5 About the Same. ded as pos L { producers, whose action is responsible s post is marrowing down | for the curtailment, are owned or con v former Gov. athan Miller, J f counsel of the cor e representative of t sts, MEMBER IS EXPELLEb S. A. L. Would Back Steam Packet Co. Bonds for New Vessel. Special Dispatch BALTIMOF Of course, | i owning their own mills and - 5 with costs, not prices, dian _paper mills are making T i t BIG ENGINE COMPLETED. NEW YORK The largest electric locc of four bei orthern to The Sta strenuous effol their produ Zeng land and t} Ll A n the return o ring con. with the ed and will he shipped f ., to St. Paul the latter p: of this week 1ship. P lent Cool | pARING SHARES OFFERED. NEW YORK, | South Puacifie continues strong, but Down Production. |1ess tube have been cu —_— $ v ifte | check to oil drilling. {19 local pipe units are i, St Bnrd appointment of 1 ter prices have increased this| An increase of a fraction of | s Mon- een of the rking. RUBBER UNCHANGED. CALLS OUTLOOK GOOD. ; NEW YORK I [ o packet comp aon have been awa PORTLAND.—There is an unusual shortage of fresh halibut in the | ket here owing to short catches | ig se of 1 cent | Mar E 5 | is E C Healers mi: | DY/ Do diblngEliet, paper. 1t is 1 . SR ] ftering of 4 new i | DETROIT.—With production for | himost the same ae > : > U States Stecl class A stock | ; e quarter-mill . e o ved by s the Igte| W R the British government to restrict s unlikely that any DY S v has made more Hudson o A et Wi - identified with the | SD? cars this year than in all of wlois Gl sador Morrov classmate September 21 1e of 40,0 n about the ontinuing strong, an early break in Deal robable i Rt e EARNINGS SHOW INCREASE. PR o . NEW YORK 21 ) SILVER QUOTATIONS. al Cigar ( demption $2.225.200 of ferred stock at $110 a share 1 crued dividends mained | A A shipment of 900 bales Just arrived from an, by an 4 igned to the loc ‘ <1 | tvine plant the Internation pes, mOstly | parvester Co. The shipment came re, Were! up the Mississippi by barge from New demand | orjeans at a saving of 15 per cent maany ““f: as compared with the waterrail rate or con- wre foremost in supporti ion of new s the restric print output rld demand for new debenture pre entirely | I e fruits. owing to the de papers, with th not keeping sing made to paper and pulp mills in Canada, which ‘('unn*ihnlr- 80 much to the foreign |trade of the Dom P).— | GETS BIG CONTRACT. NEW YORK. September 2 ‘nited Gas Improvement Co | contract from the City of R Argentina, for the design and , | struction of a complete water | generating plant, which will L ‘ daily capacity of 1,500,000 cubic feet. | D4 It will replace the old plant shut|P! | down five or 0 the thi 1 66 Justlike getting one years heat o | for nothing PARIS, September 21 (P).—Pric % s - ar on the Bourse toc X nt rentes, 57 exchange on 5 manufac s well e S Many m built or put mills a ent of capacity. This limita s been sufficient to hold pri not ope: London, r July, the a falling June in Canadian expor Spring lambs, | 76 tranes | was quoted at 2 STEEL SCRAP VALUES. NEW YORK, September 21 ().— 12 months ending July 31 totaled $174 liberal; demand | Quotations for heavy melting steel [000,000, a gain of §7,000,000 over the | baskets, | serap in the Pittsburgh district are | previou: S. being maintained at $15.25 to ) Some dealers are said to be trying to obtain $16, owing to difficulty in find- ing material to sell at $1 tabls Bevien. THE NOISELESS OIL BURNER. compiled by the Market ice Bureau of Agricultural ) sa w "SILENT AUTOMATIC™ s the United absorbs ons affec States nine-tent abbage—Supplies moderate; mand light, market dull; homegrown, | bushel baskets, 35a50. Cantaloupes—Supplies moderate; de- steady. Colo- almon tints and salmon 1.00a1.10, Supplies_moderate; demand arket steady. New York, 23 , 2.00a2.25, few higher. Grapes—Supplies of Eastern stock moderate; demand moderate, market steady. Delaware, 12-quart climax baskets Concords, mostly around 60. Lettuce —Supplies moderate; _de- mand light, market steady; New York, some ordinary condition 2-dozen crates Big Boston type, 50a75; Cali- fornia_and Colorado, crates Iceberg type, 4-5 dozen, best mostly 2.50a2.75. Green peas—Supplies light; too few sales reported to quote. Pears—Supplies moderate; demand moderate, market about steady; Cali- fornia and Oregon, boxes Bartletts, No. 1, 3.50a3.65; New York, bushel baskets Bartletts, baskets, Seckels, fe! Bliss_Electrical School Washington Whenyoubuya Silent Automatic you save enough to heat the average home ‘with oil for one year Missionary College Sibley Hospital University of Maryland Columbia Institute for the Deaf HEN the Bow- doin, exploring ship of the Mac Millan expeditions, makes Peach Market Steady. Peaches — Supplies moderate; de- mand moderate, market steady; Penn- sylvania, bushel baskets Eibertas, large size, 2.50a2.75; medi some poor condition, Jersey, bushel baskets Bu orites, medium size, 2.00a2 Potatoes—Supplies moderate; de- mand moderate, market about stead: New pound sacks Cobbles U 3.75; Pennsylvania, round whites, U. S. and Ohio, 100-pound sacks, Yel- e ; few New York offered 1.75. weet potatoes—Supplies moderate; demand light, market slightly weaker; North Carolina and Viriginia cloth-top Yellows, No. 1, mostly around Shore Maryland, as bushel , Yellows, Ne. 1, few sales, Tomatoes—Supplies heavy: demand moderate, market wi homegrown, 15-bushel hampers, various varieties, 25a35. Lima beans—Supplies _liber. mand moderate, market slightly 2 er; homegrown, quart crates, mostly around 20 per quart. moderate; de New York crates, 10s a. Cucumber: York, 1 82.00; somc Yellow, low as 1 - COTTON GOODS EASIER. 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