Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1928, Page 23

FIN BOND LIST STEADY; | Coxre von_BONDS Raceived by Private Wire Direct to UNITED STATES. $SOME GANS HADE fmour 5 1-2's Feature of Mindustrials—Foreign Issues ! in Good Demand. 1 !”" BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. Brecial Dispateh to The Star, | NEW YORK, January 21.—Bond Prices were steady today with fractional EA’“ in & number of the speculative ustrials and a continued good de- mand for most of the foreign issues. ‘The feature of the industrial list was fhe advance above 30 in Armour 5iis, Tepresenting the best gain this bond has had in some time. The oll issues were steady under the developments in the way of consolidations in the oil in- @ustry. Metal bonds were up fractional- . &5 were those of sugar companies. The demand for German Public Utilities continued. Electric Power of Germany 6.5 were quite strong, up to 68, In the break last Autumn, they de- clined to 84. The Westphalia Electric Power 615 are to be refunded into a new first mortgage 6 per cent bond. The ©ld issue is up to par from the initial price of 87 French government bonds were strong and so were most of the South American issues. The Italian Eroup is benefitting by the financing in behalf of Italian public utility companies. This was one of the Teatures in next week's new offerings. It was announced that under the exchange arrangement about $525.000.- 000 of third Liberty 4%,s had been turned in. This week's issues amounted to some- | what less than those of the week Previous with the outlook for a larger volume of offerings in the coming week. ! e Washington Stock Exchange | Sales. ! Potomac Elec. cons. 55—§1,000 at 103 $1,000 at 103°, i Washington Gas 6s “B"—$500 at 1081=. | Potomac Electric 5.% pfd—50 a e, 5 at 108% gton Rwy. & Elec. com.—10 460, 20 at 460, 10 at 460, 10 at 460, at 460. Merchants' Bank & Trust Co.—10 151, 2 at 151. Mer;l!-Amencln Co. com.—25 at 39, at 39. N-tional Mige. & Invest. pfd.—50 512, 100 at 53z, 25 at 51z, 10 at 51z, . After Call. Potomac Elec. 5';% pfd.—5 at 1087%. Mergenthaler Linotype—S5 at 109. | Washington Gas 6s ~B"—$200 at 10’ i Capital Traction 5s—$500 at 1047.. i Lanston Monotype—5 at 108, 5 at 108, 10 at 108, 10 at 108. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC CTILITY. < | wn 3 : nGas 1 . Ficu . | Elec 0 . : H 1061 | Georzeton Potomar Potomar- Povomme 261, | 100 | fan ash | Steimb a6 lec. nfd. $1; 7 &_Fiec com Wauh Rwy. & Elec. nfd NATIONAL DAN a Cavital : and railroad | | Am AeriChem T12a ANCIAD, S (Sales are Sales. Lib3ys,.. Lib1st4s 52 Lib3d 4ys. 103 Lib 4th 4# 110 US 3% 424 101 USdyss: 21 FOR 1 1 1 Argentine 6s Ju 59, Argentine 6s Oct59 Argentin . Argentine 6s B. Australia 58 1955 Australia 55 1957 Anstria 7s. Rank of Chile 615 Relgium fs. Relgium 6155 Belgium 7s 18 Belgium $s. Bolivia 8 Bordeaux 6s... | Rrazil A13s. Brazil 7s... Brazil 8s. s Bremen State 7. . Ruenos Aires 75 57 Buenos Afres 7= 58 Canada 51« 1929, Chile 7= 19 Chile fe 1041, Chile 8= 1948, Con Pow Japan Ts. Copenhagen fect. . Conenhagen 5158 . Cuha Stie | Czecho Tl e re | Czechn R 1057, | Czechnge5a. . . i Danish Munic 8= B | Denmark e | DET5%e Meh 52, Duteh East T &e &2 | F1 Salvador Se s Finland e f s 45 .. | Finland Ts ceee Framerican 713s. . French Ts French T French R erman Fi P G tis. a ~ " 12 100% 100t 100% | GerGen Elec Ts... Creek Ts.. Haltl e Holland-Ame rhe Ttaly Te 4 .20 ey . 42 1021 102 TvenRe .. ... Marseille fis. | Mexten 4s 10 acnid | Mexicn fensntd | Milan flte & Manteviden Te | Netharlands 6s 54. Nord i Norwav 514 | Norwav 6 1943 Norway Ge 1944, Norwav fs 1952 Orient Dev deh &s. Parie. Paland Te (ret Poland fe Prasue Tle | Oueensiand fe Oueensland Rhinelhe o RinAs lan fe 1946 Rin de Jan s 47 .. Rin Gr Do Sul s . Rome 61in Sa0 Panln City §) Ra6 Panln 1950 ) . 25 103% 105! n fs wiss 5lie 1948 Swiss Confed 3. Tohn FI Pow 7s.... - Swede Qw 1 S14p 27 14 Steam Copen 6s Trnznay &2 e Vokohama s w i . MISCELL, Ajax Rubber $x Am Smit & I 1et 55 Am Smit & R 6s. . ‘AmT&TcHrll. |AM T & T el tr s, 5 atiunal Bark of Wash 303 TRUST COMPANIES Amer & Trum Co T yitigentai Triet Ban Cavings & Trust 305 SAVINGS BANKS nk 0! Betbesda orimerce & Satnis st Waskington Lomac - & Com Waskinsion Mer ¥IRE INSURANCE MISCELLANEOUS 28 108 108 A 0 10 ward & Lo ¥y A (LR Unlisted Department. (Tuews secorities sot Hated under Exchange ries ) 27 extrs BONDS ity Club Metropl Varn Racks B Heuric e I capiio) S ; ' '«\“vn Bann ll_'A h'yt I’lu v H Hall Clun 4 « B 1 MARKET Jaams Wire 15 The Srar BOSTON Janusry 21.—Following s e st of todky's highest lowest and cloping prices for Lhe most active stocks deritl in here " e i o e Am T & T of 5 Am Water Wks Am Writ Paper Anaconda 1st fs Anaennda ev dh 7s Andes Conner Ts. . B3 10120 10115 . 27 1164 116 .20 262 9”1 .24 100 n $1.000.) High Low. Close 10119 1034 10018 10528 10222 11518 037 1034 0019 10018 03 28 10326 0222 10222 1520 11518 Sales, High. Low. Close, 117100 995 100 2100 100 100 18 100% 100t 100% 4100 997 100 14 98y 98 98 32 R 9Ty AN 2104 103% 104 16 97% 07T 97w 28 100 99% 100 R 105 105 105 2 107% 1074 107! 15 106 1057 1057 5114 1141 114N 14 109% 109% 109% R 1047y 104'5 1047 an 101 10074 101 53 951 951 9l 25 98w 9%y 981y 4 10815 108% 10813 2107 10 103 ARy O3 AR, 98 o8 98 4 102K 10214 1024 9107 101% 102 LU T 41100 1106 1104 & 00y 989 a9y T 961, O a 101 1004, 101 12 102% 1098 1073 17 110% 1100 110% 11104 1100 1105 SR 108 1037 108 11044 104 104% 1105 1058 103 & 1081, 10815 108t 5 0a, 98l 98l 1 1M 101 101 2 102w 1oms to7 | 16 108% 108% 106%, 116 15 110% 110% 1005 20 ek aT a7 8 1075 1071 107% £ 104 101 108 oy aRy ey 1100 100 100t | 1107, 1031 108y | 99 00 aol 3 9Tk 97 9Th 28 1014 101 24 101 1M 30 2674 13 102% 2 101% R 100 1018 101% | 1 10814 1031 103t 2100 1M 10102 102 12 98 4 £ 107, 102 103 & 10 1023 103 31 01 9. Ay 2107 1m0t R 10T 10TE 107 7 1081, 10AK 106%% 4110 110 110 | 2 R RRG KR 77 01y 9w 100 9 100 100 2107 1 2 115% 115 4112 11 710 107 108 | 50 1001 1094 109' . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, The Sales. Can Nat4%s30... 5 Can Nat 438 54... 30 . High, 1007 101w 101% 118 92 100t . Low. Close. 100% 100% 1007 101 101% 101% 116'% 1164 204 092 1001 100's 107% 107% 101% 1013, 96 1043 100 100% 102 73% 611n Canad North 7s. ., Canad Pac deb ds. . Can Pac 414848, .. Central of Ga 5128, Cent of Ga 6s. Central Pacific ds. . Cent Pac 15t 58 90. Chesa Corp 5s Chi & Alton 3s Chi & Alton 3% Chi B&Q ren 43 3. CB&Q4%STTR.. Ch&E 111 gn 53 b1, Chi Gt West 4 59, CM & Puget S4s.. CM&StPgns.. CM&StPeviigs, CM&SPev4 1 s3zef: CM&StPendy, CM&SP rf 4158 cf, CM&StPevbs CM&SLP ev ba ef. Chi & NV ref 5s. .. Chi Rysbs........ ChiR1&Pgn s, Chi R1&Prf4s.. CRIPac4l%sw Chi Union Sta 58 44 C& W I5ks CCC & St Liss . CCC& SULTf 63 A Clev Term 5ss. ... Colo & Sou 4%s. Cuba R R 5s.. Cuba Nor 5%s cts. Del & Hud 1strf 48 Del & Hud 5. {Den& RinGen ¢ D& Rio G imp 5s. . D Rio G West fs. Erie 15t cons 4s Erie gen 4s. Eriecvt 5 FAECHs74...... Gr Trunk stdb 6s. . Grand Trunk 7s. Gt Nor 415576 D Great North 4155 w 1001 1161 1001, 1005 | Great Nortl Great North 51;s. Great Nor gen 7s.. Hud & Man ref 5. Hud & Man aj 5s 111 Cent ref 1li Cent 4 5 11 Cent 4% s 66 111 Cent Chi 41s8. TH-C-C StL& Int Rapid Tran bs. 3 Int Rap Tr 6s stod 114 Int Rapid Tran 6s. 19 Kansas City § 3s.. Kansas City 8 5=, . Kan City Term 4s. | Lehizh Valen 4x LehizhVal con 41 MilEl Ry & L 5% 51 Mil EI Ry & L 5s 61 MK&T Istds. . MK&T4sB.. MK&Taad e MK&ToprinisA Mo Pacifie zen 4s. . Mo Pac5s A6 ! Mo Pag5sF 1 | New Or Term 4. NOTex&M 1107 107% 1000 2% 92% 92%, 8% 117N 11T 11083 1081 1081 2101 100% 101 | 105, 4100 907 100 2 a9y 99 go! 11051 1051 1051 2108 104 104 1052 105% 1051 | 3 1124 1124 1124 2 sa pa og 177 7% T NS ROy RO RO 11 108 108 10R 3 96N N 96% 4 1104 1101 110 | 13 95% 95% 95% | ANEOUS 2 108% 108 108 | 9 1051 1054 105% | 11 102% 101% 102 31 103 1074 108 37 109% 109% 109% 101 101 14 91N 106 106 Armour&Co 415530 7 ArmoueDel 5i,m . Reth Steel 65 % | Bklyn Union 514s. . Chile Conner 5 .. Col Gas&El deb bx Con Coal Md 15t 55 ConGas N Y bigs. . Consumers Pow b Cuba Canecy Ts. Cuba Cane 85 . East Cuba Bug 7158 . 18 105 .33 1013 102 109 1091, 102 103 1045 104% 268 263 Promres 100 10 9% 81 106'5 1065 104% 104% 924 10 102 6 100, 25 10315 4 268 R 08%, 26 1007 24 ®1 11061 1 1047 1 92 i 96 10% #RYy a5 105 96 108 Goodyear is rets. . 114 Hoe & Co 6;n Humble O11 bx Humble O & 1t 628 L Iinols Bell y» Hiinois Ereel 4'%n. Int Mer Marine Int Paper § Inter Paper 4 6, | Int Tei&Telex 4%n | Kayner & © Laciede G 6, Lorti Loritlara (P) . Loutsv G & E s 12 Mid Con 6% 46 Mont Power deb Mor's&Co * S NY Tel6n ‘ North A Kdis Nor Ohlo Tr & L 6s Pacific Gas & Ei be PacT &T it bs. . | Pan-Armer Pete 6 T Btic Am fob s | Public Bervice bs Publie | P Berv Gassyn I Punia Alegre 7n | RemingtonAr ow 32 Sinclair O)) 6% cluir O 674 Kinclair Oil 7s #in Pipe Line by Bhally Oi) biim, ., Kau Kell Tel ix | Eimnd Ou NI b 48 | TennKiecPow 6s 47 Toledo Kan 1et Tn United Drug 6 LB Rub istrt bs U8 Sree) of hs. | Utab Pow & Lt ba Vertientes Sug 1s, | West Kiise bu. .. .., | Westn Union 8, Went 1imhiou s | Wilson & Cq 1st 6n WinTepesl Ar1%s Yrgetn S&'T b w i 2 974 9T 16 100% 100% 100% W1103 g 103 1 106% 105% 106% 2 1014 101 5 106% 106 1102 10 61017 10 106 102 953 A 4 104% 3 105 61004 1 86% 1 1080, 26 102% 1103 17 103 14 104% 4 Joity 3 105% 1106 a3 kv 105 105 100% 1005, 103 103% 103" 104 104 10815 1035, 10615 1067 1047 104%4 107 jo7 1047 104%s [T LT e, [T 100s, 101 “hH'e 4hiL e B 104% 1045, T0ds 10ike, 1070 1070 107% 1078 LTS 8 109 3 10] 2 101 1104 1 112% A 1048, 199 e 100% j01 104 jo4 bam 1iza 104% 1047, 16102 dnie, g2 2 106% 106% 106% 6% 1010 101 J011, RAILROAD Atchison gen 45, AL & Dan Jul 4u 48 & O Golg 4n &Gy 4hn & O be20by 1) B&Olimpbs HA&OToledo 4s Hedwy & T1h Ay b | Butynieies Bkivn Manhat b Bull 1 & Pitt 4140 i il 2 84 wh'y I ] 9T Wit 4Tw 100% 1005, 1009 T4t 10gs w1 Bl th Y 69 [ 961y 96 08 LT T 'y " 2% HAY | 104%, 104 | 1040, 1040 | N Y Cent deb 6s NYC & St Ldb4s NYChI&SIL b1asA NYC&SIL6sA NY NY H Hav&H cit 6 N Y Ont Wistds.. N'Y Rys 65 65. N Y Rys 65 A 63 N Y State Rv 413 NYSratelly 6135 62 Nor & S gen 5x 54 Nor Pac 4155 2047 | Northern Pacr i 68 Ore Short L rfs ¢ Ore Wash 1st 4s... Pennsyi gen 413 Pennsy! gen bs. .. nsyl 6% veu nsyl gold PCC&S!L 58 B 75 Port RL &P 542, Port RLP#s47... | Readinz J C 45 51 IRIOG W istas.... RIArk& L 4%s | StL IM&S 4520 StL ) M&S gn b St L IM&S &G 18 SUL&SFplasA. SUL&SFprints LASF5nD. StLA&SFad 6a . B L&SFmne . | StP & KCShL 4058 Seaboard AL 4s sta ab A L ref as SB Al Fla ks | 8B All Fia 6 | Sou Pac 48 Sou Pacific r | Bou Ry gen 4 Sou Ry 63 56 | Southern Ry 8% Third Aveisd) os. . Tol Tr L&P 51830 Uulon Pac 1x1 48, . Un Pac 4% 67 .., Unlon Pacev fs. .. 100% 100% 108% 1031, 1084 Il 1021 1001 | Western Pacific 53, 7 BN WisCengnandd., 17 SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. e by J & W Sellaman & o ) Allis Chalm Alum_Co o Am’ el American I Ao | Canadi | Canaa) | 6285 4« iw A0 41w 1007 LI i i ot o 18 Ol of N T i, Y Hoh o e 108 e & I | w | corToN Goops EAsy. NEW YORK, January 21 (Bpecial) Cotton goods market closed the week quietly, with prices easy. Print cloths were quoted down an eighth of & cent at 77 for 64x60s and 87y for 68x72s. Raw ks were steady In a moderately active market RUBBER STEADY. NEW YORK, January 31 (Bpecial) - Crude rubber, smok ribbed sheets, clored the week unchanged at 40 cents, This compares with 40% cents & month ago and T ag W. H. MACEWAIN DIES. PHILADELPHIA January 21 () William H. Macewain, 9, vice president and secretary of the Philadeiphia & Heading Cosl & Iron Corporation, died loday, ! $3.75 to $4.25, extra fancy stock bring- | other States, | carrots and liberal supplies of cauli-| | flower this week. selling at $4. | considered fairly cheap. | mand for the shucked stock during the | tataes, Prices Still High, However. Poultry Business Shows More Activity. Attractive displays of fruits and vege- tables continue to give the interiors of markets and wholesale houses a decided Summer-time appearance. Prices of green vegetables are anything but cheap. A few of the fancy grapes from Ar- gentina still are reaching the local mar- ket. but the price, $2 to $3 a pound. limits the buying to comparatively few consumers. Casabas. honeydews and 'aches are being received in New York rom South African shippers. Oranges and grapefruit continue plen- tiful and cheap. Lemons are high. Oranges are quoted, as to size and grade, at $3.75 to $4.50 a box. som: fanicy fruit higher: grapefruit selling at ing slightly higher prices. Dealers reported moderate receipts of apples this week. The fruit met a mod- erate demand. Barrel stock, Virginia Staymans, No. 2, good quality and con- dition, were quoted at $6.50 and $7: bushel baskets of Pennsylvania stock selling at $2.25 and $2.50, some smaller fruit sclling as low as $1.50. Spinach From Texas. Florida peas are finding slow sale | prices lower than those from the | dealers state. Arizona and Texas stock brought $9.50 and $10 for 2-bushel crates this morning. ! Spinach is being supplied the local dealers by Norfolk, Va., and Texas growers, the Texas product selling at a much higher price than the Virginia | product. Dealers quoted a pricc of $1.50 and $2 for the Virginia spinach, while the Texas product sold for $2.50 and $3. Kale, much cheaper, was quoted at $1.50 and $2 a barrel. Choice string beans have been higher than usual. selling at $8 and $9 a basket, meaning a retail price of 40 and 50 cents a pound. Light supplies of pepper from Cuba and Florida made a steady market. Moderate supplies of lettuce and onions and liberal sup- plies of celery were reported. Local dealers have had limited sup- plies of beets. moderate supplies of at ‘Three-pan crates of the Nassau to- matoes were quoted today at $2 and | 43, extra fancy stock bringing as much | as $350. The hothouse stock from | Terre Haute is reported to be excep- tionally fine and high, 10-pound boxes Cuban and Florida peppers. said by D. ) ARKET PRODUCE | dealers to be of about the same quality, were quoted at $3 and $4 a crate | erate supplies of potatoes continue to | come from various sources. . Weather Helps Fish Men. Open weather this Winter meant | much to dealers at Municipal Pish Mar- | et | Dealers the past few weeks recefved many carp and catfish alive and the | fish found ready sale at prices that were | Several retail- ers, it is stated, specialize in the sale of | such fish. | Rce shad from North Carolina this | week brought 50 cents a pound, the bucks selling at 35 and the jacks at 15| cents. Herring brought 10 cents a pound | Rockfish from Carolina waters were fairly plentiful a short time ago, and | | a few of them were received from lower | Potomac and Chesapeake Bay nets. This | | week they found ready sale at 35 cents | & pound. Spotted trout found ready sale at 20! cents the past iwo days. White anc yellow perch, not large, sold at 10 cents | a pound Lobsters were not 1n great demand at 65 cents. Frozen smelts, halibut, salmon and Boston mackerel were re- ceived from Boston shippers during the week. the smelts finding ready sale at 25 cents. Halibut and salmon were quoted at 20 and the mackerei at 18! | cents a pound. | Haddock Cheapest Fish. Haddock, alto received from Boston shippers. was the cheapest fish offered ; this week. dealers sclling them as low | as 7 cents. Demand for filet of had- dock was fairly good at 20 cents. { Kingfish and red sn TS from Florida waters found sale, the | former at 25 and the latter at 15 cents | a pound. Spanish mackerel also were | received from Florida netters in fairly | large quantities, and the same shippers | suppiled green shrimp at 25 and cooked | shrimp at 50 cents. | Oystermen continue to supply the local market with bivalves. both | shucked and shell stock The shell | stock is not much in demand, however. but there has been a fairly good de- week. Standards sold at $3.25 and selects at $2.50 a gallon Heavier receipls and lower prices this week reslted in Increased busi- | ness in the poultry market. Turkey receipts have continued about normal receipts being about equal to the de- mand. Fowls and chickens sold at! l:::kr prices than during the preceding | A continued steady condition of the €gg market throughout the week was reported. Current receipts sold at about | 45 cents, specially selected and hen- | nery stock selling at an advance of several cents. Slightly increased re- celpts suggested the possibility of o break in the market, but the antiel- pated break failed to materialize. A decrease in butter prices was a ::!,uelllnl feature of the week's mar- | Business during the early h y houra this :gmlnln \hr;:wl improvement prices ning about the same as o quoted yesterday Gl Today's Wholesale Prices, Butter—One-pound 040; store Dacked, a Egge —Presh, nery, 4750 Poultry—-Ty (l‘l‘fl('kenl, 30a, a17; ducks, 18a20; keats, young, 70a | 5. old, 38." Dressed turkeys, 40a45, Bpring chickens, 32a34; roosters, 13 capons, fancy, heavy, 45a46; small, 35n 40, ducks, 25a30; keats, 30800, Meats, fresh killed—Reef, 20a 24 lamb, 20a27; 20, loins, 19820, fresh smoked hams, 22a23; 13a14; strip 130 calves, allve, rints, 51a52; tub, | 2. storage, 44%; | selected. 47a48; current receipts, 45 irkeys. alive. 40n42; Spring | hen- | : veal, | fresh hams, 100 | shoulders, 1oal6, | moked shoulders, 23, lard, 12'.a lambs, alive, 13 n. 16, POTATO MARKET DULL CHICAGO, January 21 () (United Btates Department of ~ Agrienltur Potatoes -Recelpts, 130 cars; on 1 ck, 228, total United States shipn s, N4 cars: demand and trading slow, market Aull, few early sules ported. Wiscon- HIn. sacked round white, 1 48m 185, Minnesota, cked Red River Ohios round whit nd Idaho, sacked rvusset Burbanka 190, partly graded L new po- Floridn, bushel crates hampers, Bliss Triumpha, 2.00 - -0 DECLINES TO COMMENT, NEW YORK, January 21 (e George H. Joi l‘hl\llmlllyul the bourd Of the Standard Ofl Co. of New Jorsoy, declined 1o comment today on the Russian ol controversy between the Blandard of New York and the Royal Dutch Bhell, on his departure for Bermuda for a two-week p o | l:m::a"“ L‘f'"j‘ # ':)n‘\- subject wa y & Btandard Oll of Afair, he said e 1708 and | od- | | arades . BUTTER UNCHANGED. CHICAGO, January 321 (A ler Unchanged; receipts, M ATH Fugs - High 1ecaipls, #.M3 But. tubs o - Basta, 44; ordinary f C. Following is the list of stocks and OFFERINGS GO0D sz s Market today: INDUSTRIALS. e g ¥l Tdwar L& Tran ; \ Gan .0 ow &1t 1081, avon Pro. . 10 Raliine M. . 1083 Roll M ris o1 & Ch o i Azuirre Sie & Southw &SP wi File oy Milmer A5 s Prsanf ww 1001 R Vie T 4 Dominian St Lul. 118 Pow 198 d_& Sh ot IR & S Cor 1 Tnvest oo FIP&IL LT Fed Metals T 11t Real b Loh Coal & N Teh Pow 'n Leh Val € ofs 1Leh Val € & Botthng o T B i 2 Mavin o MCCa MoK ASedv Fln v t Shaefer Pen Sierra Pac Sai Ashey 1 %ou Gracery A A soun Lon . Baltimore Markets BALTIMORE, January 21 (Spe Tive ponltry— Turkeys, pound. o'd, 30232, poor and crooked 23 Spring chickens. 23a26: poor and thin, 20a23; ol 21a28: Leghorns 20a21. capons. 32a37 old roosters. 14a16. ducks. 28a2 and thin, 20222 geess, 18a26: | fowls, ench " 40n85: Dlg=ons, pair Dressed poultry—Turkeys, pons 43; old. 30832 poor and crooked 25 young chickens. 28a30: old. roosters, 16a17: duck 28. capons, 32040 Eggs— Receipta, 263 cases; nat! 32 fowls, 24a23; roosters, nearby eurrent recelpls in free cases, strietly freah, dozen. 44. creamery, blocks. 408 desen. 3084 Butter —Cinod to faney nound, 45a80: prints, 50832 51: Indlex. 37038 rolls. 34436 packed. 32a%3; dairy prints, process, 42843 Hay and Grain Prices. Wheat--No. 2 red Winter 1439, auotation domentic, 1.4, No. 3 red Winte ticky. domestie, mo_quotation orn —No. 2 contract, export, 98, 4108420 per barrel No. 2 3 white, domestic, 63,064 Rye—Nearby, 1.00a1.10 Hay -Recolpts, 30 tons. New rriving 1 only lmited quantity therefore. not being oMcinlly grad No. new Onts No 28a30. Leghorns, 25830, geese, 20a No. 3 red Winter, export No. 2 red Winter, garlicky 2 yellow, domestic. cob corn, 5% 1011y JAN ARY 21, 1928 'NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office 23] Stand Com Tah . 5 st S, 108 ellerbach Cor. 10 MINING STOCKS Exnlora Sales in Bundrede 10 Red Warrior .. & Shattuck . Deon s P nden Cop Sales INDEP) n hundreds, 100 Am Con 0i\0ds. Arco OMl. ..., NDENT OIL STOCKS. < pid gns, pid 106 Gas 0 Bradford 0 Y _0il Ao ol nok _0il € al.Con O& Ryan Con - . 2 DARD, OIL ISSUES AND SURSIHIARIES—STOC Am Oul 5 0 Salesin STA umts FORM Mex " e D&G 100 Prairie P T elal) — 36842 breasts, ld_hens, . 8. poor guinea - 30838, | nd, 388 breasts, | 24a8: | ive and . store 33a36; ' axport, | no o, gArs 1o white, domestic, 841 a8, ! hay I i It | ded and sells strietly on s merita, within range | of 16.00a17.00 & ton, Umothy and clover Atraw- No 1 wheat, 1100a12 ton, No 2 oat, 13.00a14.00 Country Produce. White potatoes, 100 pounds, 1.00a2.00, ' barrel 150425 swee 1.6083 00; yama, barrel, 3 00a. bushel, 50088 00, beets, o Brussel's sprouts, quart, 15a; hamper, 1.70a Matoo caultfowel 17083 00, aarrots, 100, 3.0085.00; crate, 1.00a300, kale, bushel, letta paranips, basket, 303 bage. bushel, 40a80. spinach, 2300300, tomatoes, orate, arnips, basket, 20040, 700 cranbarries, box, 508780, Dol hox, 37084 28, ovanges, ho MO0, tangerines box, 3758428, berrles, quart, 10873, 23883 30 | ubh|1o. v, orwl hamper, 1.7583.78; onlona, 100 pounds, 1.60a378. peppers, orate, by M Apples, bushel, 1 0083 80 harrel, 2 A0a 00 per barrel . beans, oelery. 30a80 3.800 Havo buahel 0ad 18 Arape- PO TN e A 1N y 1 S Peun” Ob K ¥ AW TR Dy A0 R W IPPs R O R ) N Sehila RO¥ i Schulte ROE 1 Shawshann 3 AShell " Prna 1] A8 FORKIGN BONDS ¥l T nay w " Ratavia et ate nitd I s N A & Wi s PRI LU s A divideing. A i 31l b FINANCIATL.® STOCKS SCORE GAIN. ON CURB EXCHANGE | n Utilities Come in for Special Attention—Industrials Are Spotty. JIAM F. HEFFERNAN. N to The Star NEW YORK, January 21.—Following ’up the rally which occurred in the closing dealings yesterday prices on the | Curb Exchange registered further gains | today. Operations were in sizable | volume and embraced a larger num- | ber of securities. The extent of the rise during the first hour approximated 1 a point, and several issues sold at their | best levels for the new year. In the , | closing hour there was some profit tak- | Ing for over the week end, but the undertone held up quite well. Public utilities came in for special at- tention. and practically every impor- tant stock in the group registered a gain. Conspicuous in the advance were Electric Bond & Share. Electric In- vestors and United Light & Power Northern States Power also rpurted. Industrials appeared spotty. but the main body of issues was steady. Banc- italy ruled among the more active stocks and ran up more than a point ‘There was continued good buying Safeway Stores at a new high. Ame: can Rolling Mills. General Baking. Johns-Manville and Insurance Co. of North America were in demand. while Bohn Aluminum and Brass, which in active demand yesterday. con upward. Sheaffer Pen. the spectacular mov 5 | 10 959. Stockholders of this company recently voted to split up the shares of the company on the basis of 20 for | 1 and it is expected that the new stock will be listed soon on the curb. Standard Olls and leading independ- ents enjoyed a steady trade. but price changes were without significance. Newmont Mining continued the ac- tive feature in the mining section. Op- erations today, however. appeared to be largely in the form of give and take. with the issue inclined to solidify its | higher price position. i| SILVER QUOTATIONS. NEW YORK. January 21 (®). silver, 567s; Mexican dollars. 43:-. of the market, jumped about 20 points | TOBACCO MARKET NEAR- ING WORLD SALES RECORD 76,000,000-Pound Mark Passed on Winston-Salem Market and Kew Mark Is Now Indicated. ¥ the Associated Press. WILSON. N. C, January 21.—Sales on the local tobacen market passed th | 76.000,000-pound mark with yesterda: | saies and are pressing towards a new world's record world's record of 75666.000 was established during the 1925- 25 stond the assault 8o * Indications point o a new record this year, Bennett Hook. supervisor of sales of the tobaceo board of trade, announeed the week's sales a 230 pounds for 685 91 drede pounds for which g average of 32302 a hund, Groes reesipts aggrez The Ineal ma nex* Friday GETS GERMAN CONVENTION. NEW YORK. Januarv #.~Hore ace W. Davis. president of Anseo Photo- Products. Inc.. Bin: nonces successful cone! tions with Agfa Pr G. 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