Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1929, Page 11

RAIL BONDS GAIN INACTIVE TRADING! .. Lib 1=t UN!T!D VS 3%e4T, US3Ks... (_:onverlihle Issues Follow Upward Movement of Carrier Stocks. MY CHARLES F. SPFARE. Snecial Dispatch to The Sta. NEW YORK, August 28.—With rail- road stocks prominent again today it | was the convertible issues of the car- riers that made most progress and for | a time took the leadership away from the public utilities. In this groug Atchi- son 41,8 were prominent with an ad- vance of over 3 points to a new high record. New Haven 6s, Missouri Pa- cific 5158, Southern Pacific 4% and the . Allegheny Corporation 53 were, likewise, strong. Profit-taking in International Tele- phone 4!,s carried them off about 2 points, while American Telephone 4'5s were advancing 3 points, General Pub- Jic Service 31,5 gained 1!, points, American I. G. Chemical 5}5s and Kreuger & Toll 53 advanced fraction- allv as did Philadelphia & Reading 6s. The influence on the market for for- eign dollar bonds of a successful con- clusion of The Hague conference was | slight compared with the importance | of it to continental European loans. While there were fractional gains in French and Belgian issues, liquidation continued in German bo and_in some of the issues of Southeastern Eu- rope. The German Agricultural 6s and 78 were again heavy with Hungarian Consolidated Municipal 7s off over 3 points, Bavarian 6s, however, were up 1%. Unlted Steel Works 6!5s advanced | Denmark 6 nearly 2 points, There is said to have | DET 51y been very good buying of dollar bonds | D 1515 N by dealers on the recent decline where | Dutch K the returns justify borrowing against | FlSalvador 8x48. .. such commitments even at the present | Fiat 7s x war ‘4§, high money rates. Finland 5%n. The advance in money rates affected | Finiand s £ 6545 the U. 8. Gmrrnm-m list. Finland 7a. i 2 Framerican EARNINGS REPORTED 3 French ¥rench NEW YORK. August 28 (P.—The | German mrem A American Safety Razor Co, today re- | German s ported that. for the quarter ending June | German Rank 68 '3 30 it had net profits of $475.082 before | Gier Gen Klac 7s, Federal taxes, compared with $328,411 Greek 6s 196 for the corresponding quarter last, year.| Haiti 6s Farnings for the first half totaled $769- | Hunza 023 before Federal taxes, as against !'alv 7 $601.091 for the same period in 1928, The National Department Stores, Inc., In its comparative reports for the six; months ending July 31 showed a net Drofit. of $840,595, An increase of $109.- 238 over the amount, for the same period | M2 seille [ in the preceding vear. Nt ) The Beatrice Creamery Co. of Ne-! (7% 20 Wale braska reports for the vear ending Peb- | '\”“"1 's‘l’ o Tuary 28 earnings of $1.569.752, equal to [ (7' % *¥ $6.58 a share on the 175,223 common | \oiway o shares then outstanding. Rt b b e Nerway 65 1944, A thpflnt Little Girl? Orient dev 5338 NEW YORK. August 38 (#).—Betty P* y-Med 63, Saunders. 11, while dancing on her Peri8s1960. toes, turns a back flip and lands on | ey 6s1961. her toes. She i a Philadelphia child. ,r"” is. Argentine 5158'62. . Argentine 68 A Argentine 65 B. . Anstralia 4% % 56, Australia 6& 19 Ausiralia 58 1957... Austria 7%, ..., Bank of Chile 6% Bank of Chile Uu., Relgium 6s Belgifin 674 Belgium 75 1955, Belginm 7 1956. Relgium 713 Brazil 61481926, Brazil 61351927 Rrazil is. Brazil 8s. Chila 6360 ile 6561, .. Chile 7= |'Ni Chinese Gov Ry b3. Christiania 6 Colombia 6s Jan Con Pow Japan 7s. . ':openmlgln 4% 853 Japanese 45 Japanese 6! | Kreuger&Toll 58 ¢ | Toyons 6s. n1962. STATES. % 6 98 Lihdth4iis 360 9831 2 9L 110014 FONIIBN. Hi 100 14 0 T e - L L=t R R~ Punta Alegre 7s. .. RemingtonAr 6s 32, Rem Rnd b} s war. Richfield Ol 6s 44 Sinclair Ofl 6 Sinclalr Ofl 6% 8 Sinclair Ol 78..... Sinelair Crude 5135 Sin Pipe Line 5 Skelly Oil 5%8. . Southwest Bell b Stand Oil N J 46. Htand OIL N Y 4348 Tenn Cop 63 B 44, Tenn Klee Pow 6% 44" Transcontl Ol 614 s United Drug U S Rub 18t rt U S Rub 7%= U S Steel s £ Utah Pow & Lt 5x.. Utilities Powr 5%s. Walworth 6s "4 Warner Sug 7s & Warner Sug s 41.. 2| Weat Elec os 100% 102% 20 Westn Uinion 6= 51, Westn Union 63 Wilson & Co 1st Win RepeatAr 7t Youngstn S & T 5s. Atchixon gen 4s. Atchdeb 41584 Atlantic C L 4= Atlantie €1, 413 B& O Gold 4s B&Ocvialys B&OTSos. 0 61 2000 D. Orfimp6s.... OPLEWY 4x.. & O SW 5550 B & O Toledo 4 Roston & Maine 5s. Brooklyn Flev 6135 Bklyn Manhat Buff R & Pitts 41, Can Nat4%ss Can Nor 415 1935. Can Nor 6%58. .. Can Pac deb 45 Can Pac 4%5 46. Centof Ga Cent Pac Cent Pac 1st 55 Ches & O Corpn Chex& Ocv4ly Ches & O gen 4 Ches & 0 4% 9 Chi & Alton 3= Chi & Alton 315 Chi erQ zen B& B& R& B Wast 45 w ChiM&SIPA 1, 2089 Chi'M&SIP 4138 Chi MiISP&Pac. CMSP&Pac adj Chi St P&O 6= 30 £hi Rys 5a. ChiRI&P4Y h Irnlnnflll e s D. Clev Term bs Cuba R R 5s. Cuba Nor 535 ct Del & Hud 1st rf Del & Hud 532 l-l-. High, 2 80 1.106% 18 1004 RAILROA D. iciss. .4 78 RR'y 102 100% 100% 914 103 104 104 107 100% *| mand light, market steady; Colorado,! j‘)umbo flats, 12 and 15: . | steady: +|4-5 doren, « [ mostly 1.00. | kets, ‘ [ox e s BONDSmoee ssenancs] - [ISH ARE HIGHER | RAILROADEARNINGS Received by Private Wire Direet ATD. C. MARKET Poultry Receipts Are Light.! Commaodities. Are Plentiful, With Prices Stable. A slight. increase in the price of fish was manifest today in the wholesal market here, with receipts in poultry continuing light and other staple com- modities fairly plentiful. ‘The supply of vegetables was mod®) erate and there was no appreciable change in their’ prices. Today's Wholesale Prices. Butter—One-pound prints, 44'5a45; tub, 43'204415; store packed, 20a30. Em—H:nnpn 1“-12 fresh selected, 33a40; current receipts, 33a34. Poultry, allve—Turkeys, hens, 35; toms, 33; Spring chickens, large, 32a34 medium. 32; small, 30: Leghorns, 26a27 28; roosters, 22: ducks, 15a20; keats, young, 60a70; old, 35a40. Dressed | keys, 38240 {!rlnl chickens, | 38a240; medium. 37a38: small, 3 Leghorns. 34a3! fowis, 34 26. ducks, 28a3 keats, fresh killed—Beef, 2415: amb, 30a32; pork loin, 3 28a30; fresh shoulders, 1arg in’ parklgM 16. Live stock—Calves, 14';a15; lambs, 13. | Fruit and Vegelable Review, The daily market Teport, on fruits and | w-g»mhlfl compiled by the Market | News Service Bureau of A[rlcul'ural\ | Economics, say: Cantaloupes—Supplics moderate: de-) salmon _tints, standard flats, 125 and 15s, Miscellaneous melol | Supplies moderate; demand light, m | ket slightly weaker; California_Turlock section, jumbo. craies, Honey Dews. 85 to 128 2252 55 to 6s, 2.00a2.25. West. Shore Virginia, standard crates. Honey Balls, 6s to 95, 2.00a2.25; mostly 2.00. Lettuen—Supplies of Western stock | demand moderate. market, California. crates, Iceberg type. fair quality and condition, | 4.0084.; Colorado, erates, Iceberg type. 4-5 dozen, fair to ordinary quality and {condition, 3.00a350. Eastern stock— | Supplies ' Wberal; demand ~moderate. market weak. New York, 2-dozen crates, Big Boston type, 50a65. Onlons—Supplies _moderate; demand | light, market dull: New York and Mas- sachusetts, 100-pound sacks, Yellows, |U. S. No. 1, medlum to large size.| 1 2.5022.65, Peaches—Supplies liberal: = demand | light, mnrkn steady: Maryland, Vir-| ginia and Pennsylvania, bushel baskets, | Elbertas, U. 8. No. 1. medium to large | size. 1.25a1.50: few best high as 2.00 small size, 1.00a1.25; bushel baskets, stumps. medium size, 1.50; bushel bas Belles, small size, 1.00. Pears—Supplies moderate; demand California, 1.15a1 | moderat | light, market about flond\ Bartletts, No. 3.7! | stantial Increases Over Last {seven months of the calendar year, " | spectably sized dividend. SHOW LARGE GAINS Many Carriers Report Sub- Year’s Revenues. Special Dispateh to The Star. NEW YORK, August earnings for July and for the first prospects of financing through the issue of stocks by those carriers whose shares are selling at a premium over par, and some dividend ¢increases in the next few months have provided the groundwork on which a strong market for rajlroad securities has been erected. One of the significant developments was the announcement that came from the meeting of the directors of the New York, New Haven & Hartford, at which their qujrterly dividend was raised from 4 to 5 per cent. This was to the effect that lhr company intended to issue stock in 1930 to take up obli- gatlons: due in that year. This {llus- frates the remarkahle change that has occurred in the affairs of a rallroad whose common stock’ last year sold be- low but has since risen over 70| points and is now paying a very re- "inedun!flmendollm this will | g,vn company earnings well above | T eent on the common stock, or Mu the dividend now being paid. The Erle, Texas Pacific, Missourl Pa- cific, Central of New Jersey, Readin Lackawanna, whose stock 'y made a new high record; Delaware & Hudsos Minneapolis & St. Louls, Pere M quette, Western Maryland, Soo Line and New York Central were other railroads to show the benefits last month, and in the early. part of 1929, of the heavy movement of traffic and the high state of operating efficiency that has devel- oped among American railroads. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, August 28 (A (United t of Agriculture). weighty packing sows, 15 to 25 higher fairly active at advance: top, 11.65 paid for 170 to 200 pound Wweights. Butchers, medium to choice 250 to 300 pounds. 9.85 to 11.00; 200 to 250 pounds, 10.40 to 11.65; 160 to 200 pounds, 10.85 to 11.65; 130 to 160 pounds, 10.25 to 11.50. Pncklnz sows, 8.50 to 9.50. Pigs, me- dium to choice 90 to 130 pounds, 9.50 10 11.00. Caftle, 14,000 head; calves. 2,000 head: Ivnrv little done in fed steers and long yearlings: shipping demand null and most interest bidding 25 to 40 lower; light baby beef vearlings steady: early 1260-pound steers, 17.00 to Eastern Slaughter’ classes, steers, X . 4 25 to 17.00; 950 to 1,100 pounds, 5 to 17.00; common and medium, 851 pounds up, 8.50 to 13.00. Fed year- 1ings, good and choice, 750 to 950 pounds, 13.25 to 16.50. Heifers, good and choice, 50 pounds down, 14.00 to 15.50; com: Other Reports. It was also reported that the Penn- | dylvania Rallroad would offer its shars holders the right to subscribe to addi- tional common stock -before the end of | 1929. ‘There were rumors that with earnings increasing at the present rate, the directors might raise the dividend on the stock to 10 per cent. In July this road increased its net operating income $4,142,000 and in the past seven | months this item has shown a gain of nearly $18,000,000. ‘The basis of the talk of higher rail- | road dividends was to be found in the earnings statements published in the | last few days by most of the prominent Iroads of the country. One of the | popular “‘rails” this week has been Chi- cago & Northwestern. whose stock has | advanced (o the highest price in 10 years, or since the dividend reduced from 7 per cent. to 4 per cent. For the | seven months period this year North- western's operating income hax in- ereased in an amount equivalent to about 13 per cent on the common stock. | which means that. the road should earn | between $8 and $9 in 1929, or sufficient to justify an advance in its dividend | {rom 4 to 5 per cent. Great Northern, in | the same seven months has expanded its income to the equivalent of 11, per cent on its capital stock, promising | earnings for 1929 of nearly 12 per cent, although these may be shaded in the last five months of the vear, which petiod will reflect the poor erop condi- tions in the territory of the road. Remarkable Showings. Another road that has made an ex- cellent showing is Southern Pacific. whase operating income was 22 per cent lmlhrr for the seven ronthz to July 31, than in the same period last year and equal to an additional 1'; per cent on the capital stock, promising earn- mon and medium, 7.75 to 13.50. Cows, good and choice, 8.75 to 12.00; com- mon and medium, 6.75 to 8.75; low cut- ‘trr and cutter, 5.50 to 6.75. Bulls, good and choice (beef), | cutter to medium. 6.75 to 9.00. ers (milk fed). good and choict u {to 17.50; mediv 12.00 to 14.75: cull |and common, 8.00 to 12.00. Stocker and feeder steers, good and choice. all weights, 10.75 ffl 12 75; common and medium, 8.00 | Sheep, 17 | shade lowe, 13.50; top. | down; Lambs. good and choice, 92 pounds down, 13.00 to 13.85; medium, 11.00 to 13.00; cull and common, 7.50 to 11.00. Fwes, medium to choice, 150 pounds down, 4.00 to 4.75: cull and common. 2.50 to 4.50. Feeder lambs, good and cholce, 12.50 to 13.7! slow, weak to a n: 13.75; fat ewes. slow, Al Smith l!og Friend Dies. ALBANY, N. Y. Angust 28 (#) One of Alfted E. Smith's best_friends. separated from him. is dead. Big Jeff. Great. Dane, was left in Albany until | lrnntrmpnu could be made for him in New York. He died of a leg infection. MANAGER An established fnvestment house wants manager for ils ington ‘efmce. Must understand business_theroughly_and h Dhrkining Tevmte: Washing been open for past twa years. In give telephone Der. " Atidrers " Box 36-M. Star office, s the Mortgages Investments 13235 to | 50 0! feeding lambs quotable steady. ! Sales Co., Inc. Ang. 18, 1 A auarterly dividend of 3% renis per share on s preference stock has been decla e Sept. 1. t husi- CAHN, Treasurer. First Mortgages For Sale - JAMES F. SHEA 643 Lovisiana Ave. N.W. i First Mortgage Loans | Lowest. Rates of Interest and Commizsim 'FIRST TRUST LOANS Lowest Rates Obtainable E"npchnd P. Jo ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 7Tth St. & La. Ave. N.W. 62nd Issue of Stock Now Open for Subscription .Money Loaned to Members on Easy Monthly Payments James ¥. Connelly James F. Shea President Secretary Thomas J. Fisher & Company, Inc The Mutual Invest- ment Trust has -been making money for others steadily since 1926. 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Secretary 49th YEAR COMPLETED Surplus & Profits......$1.695,894.08 Subscription for the 97th Issue of Stock Being Received SAVE AS who has been studving acrobatics since | Neiand is (rets)’ 3,3ears old. and her stunt was shown | Eolandis, ... at the Convention of the American So- | 0Tt Alegre &x, s | boxe: | ings of nearly 12 per cent for 1929. | These results incline Wall Street to t. | belief that the Southern Pacific div YOU EARN BN, AR 4.00. B1s 9% s .t Potatoas—Supplies il ate Tdemand light, market steady: New Jersey, 150- JAMES Y. PENNEBAKER - o E. D Rin G West bs clety of Teachers of mncmg here. Prague 71, s Rhine Wst : Phine Wst E P Buy: Mill Site. . Rio de Janerio 6138, ode lan 8x 1948 NEW YORK. August 28 (#).—The | Rm(.rdn"hnlu‘u Donner Steel Co. has purchased & tract ! Rio Gr Do Sul §5. of land adjoining its plant at Buffalo. ; Rome 6155, . N. V. ax site for a ‘anishing mill (o | cost. about. $2.000.0 Sao Panlo 8= 1936. . ! Sa0 Paulo 19 | Ssaxon (PW) Sulphur Loading Terminal, NEW YORK. August 28 (M.—Corpus Christi, Tex.. Will construct at a cost of | Sninseten 6 s 32 300,000, a sulphur loading terminal for | Sojssons B . i the Duval Texas Sulphur Co. & sub- | Sweden s g sidiary of the United Gas Co. The new | dock will ave a loading capacity of 1,600 'flfll day. Washmgton Stock Exchange SALES, ‘Washington Gas 65 B—100 at 103'3, Capital Traciton Co.—3 at 83, Potomac Electric 8s pfd.—5 at 113, Potomac Electric 5'5>z pfd.—10 .at 107, | Washington Gas Light—1 at 12 Riggs National Bank—5 at 580, 5 at 51 Piremen's Tns. Co.—44 at 4315, Real Est, Mtge. pfd.—150 at 7%. AFTER CALL. Pirémen's Tns. Co.—44 at 4315, Potomac Electric 6s pfd.—2 at 113, 5! at 113, 3 at 113, Polomae Electric $%s pfd._18 st 101. Washington R. & E. '45—$2.000 at 86 ‘ Riggs National Bank—5 at 580. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PURLIC UTILITY. & Tel w IK! Confed 8=, Pow 7s. i ’|‘nkm 51281961 1 1d Kingm 515537, 11714 Setam Copen §=* | Urnguay 65 1960. .. | Urugvay 8= Vienna 6= 5 Yokohama 6 x-Rubber 8s... . Am Chain 6%3 Am Chem 5135 cv Am-int C {Am NatGas 6% {Am Smit & R Ist 58 Am Sugar Ref 6s. . Am T&T cv 433839 AmT&T el trbs... AmT&T S5 Am Tel & Tel 5155, Am Water Wks bs Am Wrig Pap 647, | Aromur&Cos 13539 Armonr Del 538, .. AU Gulf 55 59 | Bell Tel Pa 55 B Rid. Offer. Amer. Tel 8 el Gapial Traction' R Sity & Suburban Sa Bethdehem Steel 6 Certain-Ta 51 s rete Chile Copper 8. Gas Se.. ol G&EL 58 May W Washington Wi 65. series A 65, series B Rwy. & Plec. 4 MISCFLLANEOUS. Com Invest 6’48, . m.- Chestnu. Fa-m Cheyr Chase muc Cuba Cane 8x. Cuban Am Sug 83.. Den Gas § . Det Edison 5% 40. Det Edison 6 Dodze 6s. .. Duquesne 4135 67 v 5. Marker Cold atoga Cons. Title Co. STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. Amer_ Tel. & Tel Ganital Tiaction Washington Norfolk_ & w.m l'nmhnn 7 ptd Fisk Rub 8x.. Gen Asphalt 6x 36. Gen Cable 5155 47.. Gen Mot Ac Cor 65. | Gen'l Steel 52°8'49.. Goodrich 612 : & Flec. W nunnun %elto. & An. com. + Belto. & Annap. pfd. NATIONAL BANK. 111 Rell Tel 53 Ind Steel b i Inlan Intl Coment 3548, Intl Mateh 5= 47. Int Paper 5s 47. Inter Paper 6s. Second g e e National Bank of Washington. Int TelaTeleg 4% . , TRUST GOMPANY. American Security & Trust Co. + Gontinental Trust Bank. ”ele an s riona Trs Wishincton Loan & Trist I\lnG&EG! 52 IKendallslys 48 war. Lackawa 81158 Lautaro Nitrate 6 Ligdett & Myers 7s 0ew’'s 65 W O War.. orilard bs. LortiNard 58, .. .. Lou Gas & El b8 Midvale Steel bx. Mor's&Co 15t 418, . Nat Dairy 5%s FIRE INSURANCE. * American Fire Tnsurance Y Kdison 6%5x.. Columbia Title N Y Tel 4%s. Eetate THIE L Title & Inv. of M ‘Wash. Oolll Title Dlfl B MISCELLANEOUS. Warber & Ross. lm:. rom Sheve chase D Sand & Gravel pfd mmenln Nati. Co. ofd.. C. Papel r M{E, Df mmm Nt nn-l &e&ml or Ohio Tr&L 6x. . | Nor States Pow i tates Pow 6a. Pacific Gas & Kl 5s. Pac T & T 1st 5. Pan Amer Pete 6s.. ans, & Storas Pan-Amer Peie 78.. o' Trans, & Btor. ter Lingtyoe Phila Co 58 67 Allexchany Cp 5% 44 153 mumalleuas BRnaneAN 8 1 1 i 3 [ 8 2 3 1 8 1 8 3 9 2 3 1 2 MISCELLANEOUI. { Abram&Strans 5izs 26 1 75 1095 1088 1095 108 9% 9815 15 113 50 80 100% 100 104 103% 98 221% 2171218 2 102 3 10213 | Com Invest 5%;% 49 191 5 10014 Faxt Cuba Sug 7%8 . 2 . = Bomweol BePemn—as 100 w 110 109 104% 10415 90,4 1008 1008 96's 98 B2y s B Go A 4 Wogdward R : ord. L i06 23 wdend. Phila & Re: Philips Peiro #%s. Por Rie Am SR-3ua d 6549, 2 Tob &s. Fostal Tel & C 11 199 981a prE A 50 1004 104 1004 101 1030 | 105 105% 1018 | 94h 100% M9in 118 2 0% 85% DR G &Wst 5. Frie 15t cons 4 Frie conv 4s B. Erie Gen 48 Fia Fast C ba Fonda J&G 4% Ga & Ala 1st Gt Nor gen 7n. Green B& W d Hud & Man aj Hud&Man ref 5 11 Cent ref 4s Tl Cent 43,5 88 1N Cent rf 5% 3 Int Rapid Trans Tat Rapid Trans 7. Int & G Nor 1st Int & G Nor adj GIS Towa Cent 1st 5x.,, Kan City Ft 8 4=, Kan City S 3» | Kansas City S 5% KAn City Term 4s., T.ake Shore 4x 31, Lehi Valen 4s. LehiVgen 4135 2003 T.ouis& Nash uni 4s. Louis & Nash 7s Man Ry 1st 4x90.., Market St 7240 Mil E] Ry & L 5% §1. Minn & StT,cn 5s. .. M StP&SSM cn 4s., M StP & SSM 51 MStP & SSM 613s.. MK&T4sB.... MK&Tprin M K &T adj bx. Mo Pacific gen 4 Mo Pac 55 A 65 Mo Pac b8 F 7. Mo Pac 5% G 78. Mo Pac 538 49 cv Y (ent 45 98 Y Cant 4n 42, YC&SILET;8A. Y C & St1 6 . ew Haven 35 NH&H cv db s, YNH&HcIt6s. Penna gen 415 Penna 43%s 63 < 64.. Panna 6% 5. Penna gold 7 Port £1 P L 6% Port RL& P 5= 42 Port R I, P 6347, Port RL&P | Reading ken 4 Reading J C 4= 51 RIATK&L4%s... * | St IM&S &n 58 31. StLIM&S REG 48. . StL & S F pl4s A SIL&SF4%aT8 ST LE S StPUn Dep b SIP & KCShli4% Seab Al 4x st Seab Aliadj bs 49.. Seab Al, con 6a. SBAIFIa6s35A. SB Al Fla 6835 B.. Bon Pac 45 29 Sou Pac ref 45 Sou'Pac 4138 re Pacdiyn 69 ww. sn-- Ry gen Sou Ry 8135 Tex Atk FS 6348 50 Tex & Pac 5s B 1977 Tex & Pacbs C19.. Third Ave 1st 55. Third Ave adj bs. nion Pae 4s 68 i Whash 4158 78 rets. Whash 678 B..... h\flnnd'x o“qm' of cnal now averages Calves—Receipts, 5f nearly week, - steady; cal! s poie 0% " . BB O e T T s 10315 a2 101% 1067 25 9015 101% 110% 100t 84% 94% RK‘. ; % Th a 101 lu "% 3 1088 | mand light, market steady; West Shore |oi%a) Virginia, various varietie 104 5 10815 G0 1014 110 100% 4% 945 95% 101% 10815 1003, 9% 98 T 8nle 871 | an 87 6% 118% s 1037n 10315 1011 /514 138 1043 » 28 8214 64 8414 90ts 1011, o } butter, 40a41. pound sacks, Cobblers, U. 8. No. 1, 5,008 °* Pennsylvania, 100-pound ' sacks | Potnd white, . 8¢ No, 1r 340, ‘| Sweet potatoes—Supplies moderate: demand *light. market steady; North | Carolina, cloth top _barrels, yellows, | ‘Nn 1, 4.00a4.50; small size low as 3.50 <t Shore Maryland, bushel hampers mostly around 1.75; bushel hampers, yellows, 1.65a1 ‘Watermelons—Supplies moderate: de- | selects, 40a 60; primes, 20a35 eac. String beans—Supplies liberal: de- mand light, market weak: Virginia Norfolk section and East Shore Mary: land, bushel hampers, green, 1.25a1 ‘nrdlnlr\' quality and condition Jow as | 1.00; Virginia Norfolk sections. 5-peck hampers, green, 1.50a2.00, mostly around | 1 Lima beans—sSupplies liberal; demand light, market steady: East Shore Mary- iand. bushel hampers. mostly 1.50. Peas—Supplies moderate; demand | light, market steady: Colorado, 45- pound crates, some fair condition, 2.00a | | 2.5 rer low as 1.50. | Apples — Supplies liberal | light., market weak: Virginia, bushel | | basket€, Grimes. 1. §. No. 1. 21; inches { up, 1.75: Baldwins a.(klng 1.50. No car- lot sales reported. 1 demand Baltimore Markets |:uemx Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md., Auz\u' Zl- o- | | tatoes — White, barrel, 1.50: 00 dend may be raised within a short time. The most brilliant of all of the revenue statements for seven months is | that of the Atchison, which shows an increase in operating income of' over $14,000,000, equal to nearly 53, per cent on the common stock. Another excel- Jent exhibit is that of the Baltimore & ©Ohio, whose net income has increased in seven months over $5,000.000, or nearly per cent on the common stock. which ustified an increase in the dividend this year 6 to 7 per cent Other roads that prospered in July were the Chicago & Eastern Illinois, whose net operating income increased about 125 per cent over last year. This exhibit, however, has not prevented the common stock of the road from selling this week at the lowest price of the year. Union Pacific. which a certain group in the financial district has selected as the most. promising of the raiis on ae ot its investment holdings, has in- months nearly $5,000,000. If main- ¥ Mon;y to Loan of trast on reat estate. mmi for and acerued Interest Tyler lnd Rutherford, Inc. 1520 K Street Nationak 0475 { pounds, 2.5003.25; sweet, mll!ml, bai sy 00: beets, 100, 3.0084.0 Shishel, ' 100a1.60; cabbage. carrots, 100, 3.00a4.00 egg- | hampcr‘ crate, lima beans, hamper, 40a7 | onlons, ' hamper, 90a1.10 peppers. “hamper, 10a25: peas, hampes squash, _hamper, e hamper. 3045 { 75a90; ‘apples. bushel. | 1oupes, hamper, 25a90: crabappi Ketr 25a40: blackberries, quart, beaches, hamper, 35a60; pears, bushel, | 2.003.00; watermelons, 3a40. | Dairy Market. Poultry. ulh!——Snrlnl chickens, pound, 253 orns, 23a27: poor ana thin, | 18a20! e hene. 23230 Leghorns. 2082 old roosters, 18a20; dueks, 20a22; guinea fowl, each, 40a65; pigeon: mur. Eggs—Receipts. 602 case: nearb; 34a3 Butter—Good to, pound, packed, 30a30 hennery, whites, 40a43. fancy creamery. lad 33a35; rolls, 31a32; process Hay and Grain Prices. ‘Wheat—No. 2 red Winter, spof, 1.33: No. 2 red Winter, spot. 1.29%,; August dr'lh!r 1.20'%: September delivery, . No. 3 red Winte; nrllckv. spot, Bag lots of nearby Cargoes on grade—No. 2 red wlnur garlicky, 1.29; No. 3, 1.25'5. Corn—No. 2 export, Auzu!t delivery, I no_quotations: No, 2’ domestic, yellow, 1.19a1.20; cob corn, 5.7526.00 per barrel. 0. 2 white domestic, spot, new, Nd. 3 white domestic,’ spot, new, 5215253, Rye—Nearby, 1.00a1.10. Hay—Recelpts none. Season for old hay about over.,, A little new crop is .arriving. but hardly enough upon which to establish quotations by grades. Where in good order new hay sells at from 13.00 to 15.00 per ton, according to its quality and condition, receipts by truck taking care of most. requirements. Straw—Little demand for straw, Re: ceipts generally ample. Wheat straw, No. 1, per ton, 9.00a10.00; oat straw, No. 1, per ton, 9.00210.00. light sup- rlv. mnrkrt stead B 75; good, 11.75a12.5¢ ‘medium, 10. common, 8.75a10.50. Heifers, m'l:m 50;. good, wmuo’m 029.75: , common, 6.50a8.2! BII]I!. cholce‘ n9.75; fair to 7.75a8.75: common (o medium, 6.7 1.50. Cows, choice, 8.0029.00; fair. to goofl.s 'lnou 00; common to medium, chnlc 5 Ghup and lambs—Receipts, 700 head: good supply, market. higher, sheep, 2.008 6.25; lambs, 7.00a13.75. ‘Hogs—Receipts, 200 head: firsts, 37a38; current r!ctlms‘ Build Up a TLiberal Income With Guaranteed Safety When you Mortgage Notes and Bonds for invest- ment, you are selecting SAFETY with Iiberal *return, For every Guaranty Bond is issued to yield 6% secured on | paying properties bnck'd by .our $3,400.000 resources. 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