Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1929, Page 12

iy sl o -quart crates, 30a35; to| mand light, market ;l Florida, 1 hampers, pod PARIS BOURSE : ettt g B Wholesale Market | (15 u‘:-’my and % e -mnn- ¥ 100; Laxions, tew saies, 30, Rk A:mm: e m‘i" 1w | ADDISON IS SPEAKER o e posn wel” sitented. » | | mi iy, 5o 06 poce s Tow a5 47; Toths, Weste etuce r on the Bours todey. AT BANKERS’ MEETING Some of the big league ball clubs ¥ S = e oA Three per cent rentes, 72 francs 80| ¥. G. Addison, fr., vice 4 i, Some “of the big league bull clubs| " eity market report on frults and | Sivet potatoes—Supplies' lghts. i de- putimes” v s e . 3 s o, ¥ viel nddel o id out on reserved seats| vegetables (compiled Ifl the Market mm market steady; East gees, 2. : ?&“m?'fi&n'&g game of the season for | News Service Bureau of Agricultural | 8| bushel hampers, x;l.lnwl. eu(u slightly slack puk, zso ts, buniched, 2 W";’cnmm on London, 124 francs 221 Bank of Washington, last night spoke on two weeks. The movie and the talkies | Economics) says: No l. 1.6081.75; whlh yams, 1.50a1.75. 3.00. c:ulmawer-‘s?pua very light; too The dollas = ';ldfl 32 | the service S0 bic, @ have been heavily patronized and the | sales to jobbers except’ Where other- "“Mflg moderate; _de- | Peppers—Su| Pm‘“ light; demand : "“‘”5', e W W 3 harges k many vaudeville theaters have played to| wise noted. mand. llcht. ‘market about steady; Flor- | light, mltket slightly weaker; Florida, cummbers—Su Iun nwdmfie de- me' ntimes. finanéial institutions at a ner-meet- capacity business. Sales of golf, tennis, ]e’_s“pplm moderate; demand | ids, sixes, ripes and % mm p!m fancy, some fair. quality, | mand lignt, market dull; Florida, 7a- B ln: of the Prince Georges County Bank- c ti High | hunting, trap shooting and camping | mp ‘market dull. Barrels: No sales [ No. I, !:my count, .50; 00; eholee,:oo-zm bushel mpers and square bushel Sale Is Approved. ' Association, xnu:e Hamilton Hotel. Activity Continues at 19N cquipment have been heavy o “Boxes: Washington, extra | count,” 3.504.50; No. No. 2, fan | ZEOplAnt Supplles light, demand | crates, fancy, 2.50; cholee, 1.50, R0 ot s T ki mamlamwomngz the First position, v .75a4.50; cholce count, mark Iy ~] rs of Upper " Speed in Many U. S, e Ig‘.m: x‘fe'fl'x’y engaged tangy “Waespe, amdll AC A A - pplies modera mn; taney, high bsir tow sste Eho: e i ¢f the Ameriai Srown Bovert Eieciric | Marlboro, and president of the sso- ik xcees k " moder: et steady; 3 . Apr! ~—A report a | cial ; but with new, busihess eXceo S ible | Daskets: Virginia, U 8. No. 1. 2% | SSCCRR,Clas. medium to large size, pp! ; the Ou agribulture department today |hall dnterest in the: Scintilla Magneto| The organtzation voted to hold iis Industries. overproduction is & menace. Sales of | Taches b SIAVSA O 3.0003.50, few higher, ¥ Gailfornta, 40- | showed that 3,081,480 tons of sugar have | Co. Bingamton, N. Y., to aviation in- |next meeting May 8 at the Beaver gflng patent roofing and hardware are %;fiénp,lgl Y, inches, 1.50 "No. Grapefrult—Supplies moderate; de- . K been ground to date. terests for $2,250,000. Dam Country Club. eavy. Furniture dealers have been 21, inches up, Ramos. 1.80a1,75; Penn- 3 e BY J. C. BOYLE. doing a good business and the tent and sylvania, U. 8. 1, 2% inches up, Bpecial Dispatch to The St awning makers are commencing to reap Romes, 176!200 Bhrn. pale, 1.75; ranSn 7 their annual profts: U.'S: No. 1, 3% inches U, Winesaps, fIN YORE, Rl b, e cam v Sales Continue Large. 2.0082.25; . 8. No, 1, 2% power consumption continues upward. | Radio sales are continuing st a ter- | inches up, Staymans, fine “.m, and This is highly significant of the indus- condition, ‘wrapped, 2.50; Virginia, U, 8. $7ia] activity, since the longer daylight rific pace, although the trade has been |y 1, 23, inches up, Deuclmu, scalded. . i hortly aftel Bouns ‘havefedused the_ amount. of | Yoousomsd 40 & falling og shartiy Al | peuied, 200, ’ 11| Asparagus — Supplies moderate; - de- ee L g Surrent, consumed. for Tghilng below | e, 73 quarter of the year. Retall| Lo market iy wesk- : If @ man can write a better book, sing a better song, the level maintained throughout the | gales having served to keep volume up. ;:eeiou‘t’l: rf“x?%"s&"'fs%‘fl?fi-mm s ; T The demand for sppercl, shocs, and | S50 36l 0 “medtuim s, 35oakon: : each a better sermon, or. build a better mousetra There may be some uncertainty ex- | millinery is excellent, while piece goo White and parily white, medium to large 'y pressed in ullrn-cn’nserv:flve clrcles | are ;:fifi:‘?,"‘ disposal of &' considera- | L0 6525°00; small size, 1.50, . . . 2 2 e amiencrm eur (s | The. Talvoad_equlpment compaale | CAORAEC__Supplics moderatel emave| | than bis neighbor, though he build his house in the ve v - | have more orders on hand than fo 3 3 N {‘rnyc Rfi\;r::ly:?dnrln;:é btell‘:‘;eahkm‘x‘;r several years and the buying is by | South c:‘f""""i M'&“'hfl hampers, ’ ’ ” s st o means over, since 1t is known some | Boinied Upe, i40120; few higher: woods, the world will make a beaten path to his door! In fact, the activity after the Easter | big carriers still have specifications to ?fluth Cflll;o1 . crates, pointed X 7] period has been remarkable, The |place. The railroads are doing a tre- m-llml_s su,". . . : < Steel mills are, functioning at 95 per | mendous business and the reports of 1 ‘f‘le ery kupp %so moderate; demand L B e I etter i eme. o8 o’ *prioes | the reglonal boards indicate”that, the |light, market about steady: Flo are firm and the demand, while not ;‘equiremenuhof tfifipp:l;sx t“*‘i‘l.}oc.;r;g;"\‘f ea V) roughou e *C Buding :avlvlst}l’:srparip‘:llasklx:; Shendy:| | Sales of Soeds'shribs wnd garaen | 1308375, few 300, fae conditon 3008 tools have been larger than usua 25, B O o o e mtomone tndus, | the demand for wire fencing, nalls and plituuce_Supplies limited: _demand try is shown by the heavy buying of | similar products is good. Tochory | tsoh. 8 dmgf“ ‘:D;::_m;‘; finished steel sheets for the new mod- -o— 4 : poorer as low as 3.00; Arizona, crates, | els which will be brought out this| TREASURY CERTIFICATES. |iceberg type, few. sales, 5.00; North 5 - - Bpring. (Reportea by J. & W. Sellgman & Co) | Carolina, ‘5-peck hampers, big Boston | Other Improvement Noted. Rate- Maturity Bid type, 1.00a1.50. - 3 " Some steel companies have had to Zune 15 1920 993032 100" Onions—Old stock; gplifl light; S 10-inch crates, individually washed and recooled and crate washed, 4-6 dozen, ! dpply the stimulus of pflc; re;iuctlons 8 3 08 08 243 ‘llsg‘;ggnll:flsl:cfl“fi:loxv‘/? M!chmn, in order to keep volume of sales at a " 15, 020 5 - Y katisfactory level, but in general the |3l 2 23-32 5004.75; 50-pound sacks, yrllows o apovement in hands of ultimal 23 De. 3 A 250; Ohio, “100-pound [ mers s been most sa . s, 5. No. 1, 4.00; some “ ,, Mahoning Valley producer decl routed, 3. Gne Mahonig Ve peoduct decured| © pOREIGN EXCHANGE. ot O tock: suppies e a ou enormous sav' s ification for sheets he has ever re- Hibbs & Co.) | &te; demand light, market steady; New ‘?‘PCC“ ication s (Quotations furnished by W. B. o 00 | 150-pound Backs; ronnn’ Ghites, ed owing to inability to meet deliv- inal gold Selling check: ety requitements, . Anothier: producer Nominal ol Selllng ohe™* | U. S. No. 1, 2.00a2.10; Michigan, 150- | gavs he has orders for eight-week oy DO $4.0065 4480001, | pound sacks, russet rurals, U, S. No. capacity operations n{vw gn his books. ssels, 4 9 1389 'l"e'b’ Ogtznizdn?;}‘stwc':lrt]:pldlmlmrg;:- The building _construction program A - ,1;, perhaps slightly behind thg other 3 3 i ida, double head barrels, Spaulding Xey industries. This is attributed, how- i .. |Rose, U. 8. No. 1, mostly 7.00. _ever, to the temporary stiffening of drid, 193 Spinach—Supplies moderate; demand “Building loan rates. g’;n;';mmgmg fg W8|ught, market dull; Texss, bushel bas- The passage of the Lenten season T X kets, Savoy type, 75-85. “has been signalized by a remarkable 3 Strawberries—Supplies moderate; dt jmprovement in the amusement lines. | SOpeahagen: : 3 mand light, market slightly weaks The legitimate theaters have been filled ' Stockholm, crown. N 3 - | Florida, pony refrigerators, various vi U. S. Steel Corporation Common_ Stock : g The “champion mouse-trap maker” was first of all a good business We have prepared a special analysis, man. His one and Ol'!ly thought was better traps—and still better i zxnh;ce:;l::be P traps. He never shouted “enormous savings”! Doubtlessly, the more traps he sold, the less they cost—but that’s not what brought the crowd to “his house in the woods.” M. J. 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