Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1928, Page 13

45; small, 30a35; ducks, 20a28; keats, 1.00a1.10. Meats, fresh killed—Beef, 22a25; veal, 20a25; lamb, 28a32; pork loins, 30a32; fresh shoulders, 19a20: fresh hams, 24 o a25: smoked hams, 27; smoked shoul- 5 ders, 19; bacon, 24a25; lard, 14; calves, | 4 14a14’;; Spring lambs, 13a14. . Fruit and Vegetable Review. Today's market report on fruits and vegetables, ‘complled by the Market Southern Shipments Hurt by | News Service, Burcau of Agricultural| Economics: Hot weather"—PrOdUGe Cantaloupes—Supplies heavy; demand in Good Supply. | moderate, market weak; Arizona salmon tints, jumbos, 36s and 45s, 1.7522.25; standards, 38s and 45s. 1.50a1.75, most- Iy 1.50; North Carolina, Ridgeway sec- tion, salmon tints, standards, 36s and | 45s, 2,00a2.25, few lower, few high Southern fish dealers have been de- |as 250, Miscellaneous melons, 1 Arizona, prived of Northern markets for their |3 (;nhk(ornln lrrl\:‘d.kl bm;fl-n “.‘:d ‘4 - y . | unbroken cars on track; supplies TR Products, it was said today by local| jomang moderate, market about steady dealers, because of the hot weather. | California, standard crates, honey de Several recent attempts to ship sea 1.75a2.00: jumbos, 36s and foods to this section from the South | Balls, 380a3T5: Tipe, soft. Jov Atlantic Coast have been entirely futile, | 455 an &1l of the goods being received in Poor | - Lettuce—Wes! _Sondition. | mand moderate, market about steady Supplics of fish from the Northern | California crates, Iceberg type, 4- markets, however, are plentiful and the | dogen, 5.00a5.50, mostly 5.50; fair qual- market s very dull. The prices are ity and condition, 4.50. Eastern sup- even Jower than they were at this time | plies liberal: demand moderate, market | last week. Soft-shell crabs are avall- | about steady: New York, 2-dozen crates, able in large quantities at 81 a dozen. | big Boston type, 1.7582.00. shell crabs are bringing $6 a | = and crab meat 40 cents a pound. | Potato Market Steady. cal dealers are displ o i ts received from Bosto R e L e g Virginia, clot demand Boston is furnishing swordfish at cents, mackerel at 7 cents, haddock at s HERTR0. 1. Dlers, ; 5 higher; North Carolina, cloth-top stav fllet of haddock at_10 cents | PRel’ Silors 0 8. No. 1. 1401 50 halibut at 20 cents. Shipments | PR, COOPIER T . et 1af flounder at 10 cents and bluefish &t | moderate. marker weak: Geor 15 cents are coming from New York. | North Carolina sixes, Hil Feorgia and Jersey Coast is furnishing Jer- | 1™ cnan size 1.00a . No. at 59 & barrel, or 41 conlS| Georgia, sixes, Elbertas, U. S, No. 1, e & sing Srom the | medium to large size, 175a2.00, few | R fancy, 2.25; small to medium size. 1.50; | 3 Bay dealers are getting |, 50; spots at $5 & barrel r 2': cents & 1 U tterfish at $10 a barrel. or N')l"lh S a pound: croakers at $10 o gy qlm"“' barrel, or 5 cents a pound, and ~oul | Y at anywhere from $3 to $12 a burrel. | $1.25 a hundred 4 and vegetable market today remain in the condition that has pre- vailed during the entire week. Supplies are heavy and of good quality and grices are cheap. The demand is weak. ere were no price changes today in the meat, fowl, butter and egg market. ‘Wholesale Prices Today. Chesapeake Carolina, Casabas, nd condition, no sales re- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. rted; Virginia, bushel baskets, Casa- ms, very large size, U. 8. No.-1, 1.75. ‘Onions—Supplies light; demand light, market steady; South® Carolina, 100- pound sacks Australian browns, 2.26. ‘Watermelons—Supplies liberal; mand moderate, market about stead. brokers’, carlot sales, delivered Wasl ington: Georgla, 3* tiers, 30-pound ave! age, Dixie Belles, 215.00; South Caro- lina, 3 tiers, 32-pound averags Dixie Belles, 1 car, 210.00; 32-pound average, Wonders, ordinary quality, 140.00. String Beans Steady. String beans—Supplies moderate; homegrowns supplying the market, de- mand moderate, market about steady; homegrown, bushel baskets green string- 522.00. _Supplies heavy; demand ket weak; North Carolina, bushel hampers, 1.75a2.00, few higher; eastern shore, Virginia, bushel hampers, 2.00a2.50, mostly 2.25 Pears--Supplies limited; demand moderate, market steady: California, xes, Bartletts, extra fancy, 3.00a3.50, 0s! 5 geplant—Supplies moderate: de- mand moderate, market dull; Norfolk section, Virginia, one-half-barrel crates, 2.00. Celery—Supplies light; demand light, market dull; New York, two-thirds crates, good quality and condition, 5.00; very small , ordinary quality and condition, 2.5 moderate, m: PRODUCE EXCHANGE. NEW YORK., July 26 barely steady fob New Barley, easi D, ‘ork. August shipment per 46 pounds. Other articles unchanged Fresh-Cut Gladioli $1 Doz. Fe . Collars Tolmanized DEPOSITS DECLINE. Holdings of Maryland Mutual Sav- ings Banks Are Lower. Speclal Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, July 26.-—Deposits of the mutual savings banks in Mary- dand, all but two of which are in Bal- timore, showed a sharp drop of approxi- mately $17,000,000 on June 30, com- pared with the same date last year, ac- cording to the report of the State bank commissioner. Since January such de- posits increased $7,335,255. ~ Assets of the savings banks amounted to $206,- 044,560, an increase of $8,170,130 in six months. A year ago they totaled $188,- 365,824, In face of the sharp increase in savings deposits, there was a drop of $24,346,040 in State bank deposits since January, The decline in the latter wast largely seasonal and due to the fact that the commercial banks at the end of the year usually carry large tempo- rary deposits connected with bond ma- turities and the like. Compared with & year ago, deposits of the State banks | increased about $22.000,000, now total- | ing $372,304,468. ‘Total loans of the State banks decreased $8,839,485 in- six months, MOTOR WHEEL CORPORATION. NEW YORK, July 26 (/).—Net profit of Motor Wheel Corporation for the half year moved up to $1,331.574 from $1.036.958 in the first half of 1927. Today—Have Your THE TOLMAN LAUNDRY. 2469 18th St aturing Gorgeous GLADIOLI WOOL QUOTATIONS. BOSTON, July 26 (Special).—Some ood Utah and Idaho half-blood wool as moved at 1.10, but choice staple is quoted at 1.13. Montana and Wyom- ing three-eighths blood is firmly held at 1.10, but this grade from practically all other sections has moved in range 1.05 to 1.08. Quarter blood remains quiet. Dealers are reported to have recorded bids of 50c for best grades Ohio half-blood fleeces. Fine territory combing, clean basis was quoted today at'118"to 118; French combing, 108 o et ; hal , 1.10 to 1.13; three- Ve R R Il T T e e e Gy to 1. blood, 1.00a1.03. Ohio grade fleece ranged from 48 to 55. PRICES ON PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, July 26 (#).—Prices were | easy on the Bourse today. Three per cent rentes, 66 francs 80 centimes: 5 per cent loan, 93 francs 15 centimes; exchange on London, 124 francs 6 cen- | times. The dollar was quoted at 25| francs 53!, centimes B NEW YORK, July 26 (#).—Sales of ||| copper the last week were smallest in any week since early March, but most producers appeared to welcome the that Japanese Before Leaving Town MAKE YOUR WILL An added peace of mind and | a very pleasant vacation should result. TRUST DEPARTMENT FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Where G Street Crosses 14th THURSDAY, JULY 26 1928 respite and mnot the slighest lxl price weakness was observed, Engine ing & Mining Journal reports. 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