Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1929, Page 13

FINANCIAD. . SEPTEMEER 3 1909 =~ CURBSTOCKSAN | | L I Complete IN HEAW BUY'N e W : : ; INH—S___INFREASES iInvestment ' 'Se . o Fresh Food and Vegetabl rche Trend After Holiday— |88, " Supplies Are Also Greater. Turnover Rapid. ‘GILLET & Co. Bpecial Dispatch' to The Star. SBANKERS NY NEW YORK, Sepiember 3.—A higher ¥ w :;r‘fi:g;g:"bngm trend ruled on the New York Curb ey Market today and a number of stocks Telephone, National 2460 moved to new peaks, as traders showed no dimunition of bullish sentiment fol- lowing the triple holiday. Utilities an lnd;;hu'hln led the ldvnnuin ;. owing & strong opening, & Wwa of profit-taking before midday wiped out some: of. the early gains. Declines in oils, after the section’s strength Friday in the face of the 3 .| cent reduction in gasoline, gave the market a slightly irregular appearance. Invest in ing and investment issues were firm, and the aviation group displayed First Trust Notes | | stfons front Early Trading Heavy. Tieldins 0], Interest Quite s few large blocks of stocks Money to Loan on Real Estate e fmu;c'hmdmmmme ‘n;—aa h;:"s}xl&ur of tr 2 ectric Bon re J- LEO KOLB opened on 16,000 shares at & new peak NEW VENUE of 186%, but lost its gain before noon. s ik American Superpower aizo was in de- DISTRIOT 8037 mand, opening up at 70 on 25.000 shares, but later tended to ease. Mid- dle’ West Utilities and Insull Utility scored good gains. Niagara Hudson Power was active at slightly higher levels. Rumors of mer- - with International '5" 'AMERICAN en‘;ae’x: ;go l&]‘o:‘?e:r::ure gl:nl:é:, fi"‘ffifi opening. Gas Im) n !\?c jfiOUND‘ERS 4 poln:s higher, but eue‘:l later. & il PN .S -2 ¥ il et NEW YORK COTTON. - NEW YORK, September 3 (Special); = ~~Several private erop estimates indloat- " iog & yield less than 15,000,000 baiey __ £ P caused another sharp advance in eotton . - GRAIN MARKET. prices todey. There was & met gain of ~ | 81 & bale or mroe st the cloge. Bpots | Were advaneed 30 points to 19.85. Cotton range: + ) > == (Copprisht, 1990, bn Yarth American News- paper inece.) Bus usy., 3 £ aiuis..:?“ St oo S 15 T e >> 22221 > 82 ] - FERF SN S SIATLRRLRSL T SREER SRR 2 sugcssed.e: o TR FESERE S = FERSFR i &= F oo, 28 s, geansug-ensd, sul, SWEE W FT S 2 o PP oS ennunEauuteen-San Suem agsgasene SRy 23288 } i American Gas & Electric jumped 4 ‘©@ORPORATION points, while Consolidated Gas of Balti- L more was erratic at lower levels. Com- Dusinesy Organized 1023) monwealth & Southern opened up fractionally on 10,000 shares on publi- y %’MON STOCK |cation of s earnings siatement and nnlexpllnnum of its stock dividend sEgeSeagageanys, R feipafe siesfraionnen 32 SaBRRERREeNE.LES = FEEEE e Si! o e Setraierssaraent policy. 2 L'Aire Liquide, which bounded up 350 francs, or about $13.70. in Paris yester- ‘UNITED day in 50 swift a pace that all the trans- o actions were not recorded, made a simi- UNDERS lar advance on the Curb Market here, I S, B ! of 108'%. ts American A 3 Ir Bellanca Aire vte. HT. SOLD Reduction, scored a new high on the Bieciors 170 “big rd” _today. OUOTED .| “Standard Brands, which will son go iy B W ;o 'ths Stock !.‘xch’lnran.u;?a nnon‘-wr F . eature among the lust s, opening M on 45,000 shares at & new peak of 407s. M’ G l’ltll & C° Switt International, at 146, and Cord Bawkers Corporation, at 36%, aiso_ established new highs at the opening. Cord opened Established 1399 on 16,000 shares. Walgreen Also F- reached a new maximum at 100. TMENT BUILDING Other Advances. - Washinglon, D. €. | peere, Tubize and Aluminum of Natlonal 8373 America, among the high-priced indus- Sties & witess A trials, showed advances, Deere gaining| 308 Cables & Wircless pf: & 15 points. 1 Camden Fire e | o ierion s e kgt | a8 A A - - = - 3 al A A Adm ri: among the .investment trusts. Blue 3 At =LZOR00Q! ik 4 5 S S Eegel 2 é::;_ 3 « (3 3 20y s 6 Invest Oor) 38 Thvest G0 Am 14 Invest C g it b :gg;s 3 FEEE C3d :i Eaek: ¥ i:;ii:rgiu ...... & 23F gigte oA “ngsgis.n:i ,_ N R EE S ESES 3 ~§:§=E§§siig:!: ¥ s A 8. p i o oo Baeuui-Bu-s Ridge was firmer on the announcement P — 1 ‘nation Mil that $16,000,000 of listed stocks had 1 Cat “Tract v COMPLETE FINANCING | | been exchanged for Blue Ridge units. | 1] Gelan Gor Am. Newmont featured the mining group | s Gems o5 AT Ber ik Cent o lfi ts . FFES B80BulRawa! g JOTDIOTPOPRIN oy JOTPNE L ooy - 2339 e 5! W i 2EINTBLER, :gs:zssmr, VEFERE 2238882 aR. 08320808 2Sgg FE 22, £ 332 8 with a jump of 7 points, while Noranda and Hudson Bay were firmer. Gulf and Humble were soft spots Ist & 2nd among the ofls, while Standard of In- diana tended lower after a strong open- TRUST MONEY | " i L Irving Air Chute continued its ad- e vance among the aviation issues and » 3 Dayton Aircraft touched its previous On homes, apartment peak of 4215. Other aero stocks were buildinge: and - bosidl firm, with Bliss gaining about & point. preperties. Noappra; fees - Prompt service. Real Estate Mortgage| | o s o e s i BALTIMORE, Md.. September 3.— & Guafanty Corp’ Potatoes, white, barrei, 1.5084.50; sweet 3 tatoes, barrel, 1.5084.25: yams, barrel, e, .253.50;. beets, 100, 3.00a4.00: beans, 24 Jackson Place Natl. 1403 bushel, 8021.10; cabbage. hemper, 30a P 90: carrots, 100, 3.0084.00: celery, crate, 1.25a2.25; cron, dozen, 10a20; cucum- bers, hamper, 6521.00; eggplants, hamp- er, 25a35; lettuce, crate, 2.50a4.60; lima beans, hamper, 40a65; onions, 100 pounds, 2.00a2.25; peppers, hamper, PR e 2.25; peas, basket, 100a1.50; squash, Continental Trust Co, || moer, 1503¢: tomaioes namper, 36 B o S 5 =83 ] 33, 4 uegg;fiu::: 39! 4 2=z ( 220 B owa! wFF S 559?? g? 555 O = ] & 832 X E3 223y & & BOEES S8gE2gs ‘i;;hu: 5S 8. ......._n__,.. L 33 909000 wsdenedus $Tsgunguaay T b L e 32! fo 4 Q! £ » !?;;I =snssizeiiesiessan: =t s spees Wm0kt *E W e R - TS ¥ g8 W 2q, 3, 3 g T + ix 3 i wsgnguace {4 :Sf' 898; ] :E;—: s 20%% “ s 23328 3 ; 139, 323zg=anny Fesirees P e (et Yo S555, $2, "32?:.\!- 35% i3 s 2233 TEE§ 28! FRETER . o = EE o £ geos HIEEE Euae al BRE FESF & O Ed EE e sweme | Skec 4 =§a;:§ =B8382328238822%2 Susul =gy # g i apples, bushel, 1.00a2.35; cantaloupes, 14th and H Streets hamper, 5082.00; huckleberries, qu::, 20a25;. pears, bushel, 2.50a3.00. Capital, $1,000,000.00 Dalry Market. g - Poultry, _ slive —Spring_chickens, = pound, 26a32; rns, 23a27; Checking Accounts and thin, 18a20; old hens, 23a30; g horns, 20823; old roosters, 18a20: d Savings Accounts {20023; guinga fows, ea A ns, pair, 26. Aceeptance Credits Eggs—Receipts, 2,614 cases; native z and nearby firsts, 37a38; current re- Time Deposits ceipts, 34a35; hennery whites, 43. Tow Butter—Good to _fancy creamery, Foreign Exchanges , 1adles, 33a35; store Commercial Credits B : i Hay and Grain Prices. Travelers’ Credits Wheat—No. 2 red Winter, spot, avali 1.39%; No. 2 red Winter, spot, 1.30%: Travelers’ Cheques {139%; No ‘},",“;"’w‘?"{’;:p:; 3 % Collections I3 n:rx:by',‘:.:cui.am:_ u,,', . Bag Real Estate Loans OAIgoes on T Sipteihber de- ivery, uotations; No. 2 domestic, Collateral Loans Mo, "ata1a2; eob corn, 5768800 Investment Securities O & yhlte domestic, spot Corporate Trusts bt %’;:‘sf oo gl Individual Trusts “"‘Wfi“&‘&‘fl;Aw for Administrator, Executor b uulc‘ mm);_ :m:%; Safe Deposit Boxes es. h?vm in Mhfl:g:r o Dy i : sells at from 1300 to 18.00 per ton, a Continental Trust Co.}|ree.2r. "&:M s 14th and H Streets w',‘i‘.".:‘n’.‘i'.'n'y pe, Wheat, atraw, care of most No. 1, r ton, 9.00a10.00; oat straw, WADE . COOPER, President [f|No. 1, per ton, 9.00810.00. Capital, $1,000,000.00 Live Stock Market. Cattle—Receipts, 100 head; light sup- Do - ply, market dull. Steers, choice, 12.75 > to 18.78; good, 1175 to 12.50; medium, N . N 10.75 to 11.50; common, 8.76 to 10.50. Public Service Corporation | Heicers, choice, 1015 to 11.50; good, f" J 10.00 to 10.75; medium, 8.50 to 9.7 of New Jersey common, 6.50 to 8.25. Bulls, chol Dividend No. 29 en Com- 9.00 to 9.75; fair to good, 7.75 to 8.75; e Sgek “h':xmnl'gomu:mn“nnifi 1air to good, i Dividend No. 43 on 8% £o8.00; common to medium, 4.00 10 6.55. Cumutative Preferred Stock .| Sheep and Lamb—Receipts, 1,000 Dividend No. 27 on 7% F ; mods market steady. sy agases sfl e 15 nasst FEEE (3 (3 & ¥ s T L B onatini st B 4 ) # EFEEEE 33 3gq9aaggad iii:gs:n peans SEBIgER P 58! 2, = 353! ki (] 3 Fhes i‘ii:;issn & fi 5 ik 53 443K AR 4 R 338 2 awnd £ P o 2, 38 Saln :’?’“;«_ gxars S | i 33335 3 E g &S : % ! { I R I ] 2 : fi.géazé&: L 328 -...ggw..... ._.. FITTH Robert R. Bennett Investments Metrepelitan Bank Bidg. i » ] gk ] I §§t i I H ™ 4 Consult Us First ¥ seed momey for us have your application 3 4 Al i i i =B os RRRE 2S5 LT T TP PV, 07 S 5 t # i 22, 82 R £33 “"gl 2! LEr susBaa FE RS Sus. sgaynes anstzagsalihueng 1,84 W r‘o:ag o "3 i i L i 33 l;’v ilil it & - - = S bt i i o 28 U ER 2% 3 iR ¥ Neo Appreisal Fee maansy FES e igaggdadda G g i;...-u»a. 5. ! ; fr :P I f ¥ fi:l F ol e =¥Sq= o 2 nnnn22==2E22E] 2 » e 82 H sysuct o i gy nf i "[ : i St ESSESE idend. i issued. FoWith Warraite. SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Revorted by 3. & W. Beligmen & " First T!I_ll! Notes fstter 3 | I i OO 1% [ Tyler and Rutherford, Inc. 12830 K Streot Natienal 0478 LT W SR A+ ' b " 288, gzasusEy gg S if fe fr i f 48552482 818! reg 82“'23.123:"' § 8! S5 M Sone! &; nia'ven s ) a3 3. S § - ;:-'.'-" o225 o Bl s B o Eu B s B e 2 O torieE B Bas S e 93008 E» TR 3 RTTY k":;u . 253 o] 2] » 2 8.3 L #8833 2;: =¥l=§§§= s 3 > ! E-H 5 St i . = i First Mortgages ; For. Sale JAMES F. SHEA 643 Louisiane Ave. N.W. ..._ R i pigs, 10.30; trucked hogs, 15 to 30 lower than quotations. Calves—Receipts, 25 head: light sup- ?-}’Sow steady. - Calves, 7.00 to s BarmunRess| o i 0 oot t T e Tl 29 5 8 5388, ) 3 28! E?g;fi ghas o] o s ML 5 of $8,500,000 and Jfi%"m“'m be p . - mfiut'mmummm—p ' ‘board, is nearing completion and will be T BEFF R SRS F ISR B2 o o 5 turned over to the railroad on Septem- Public Service Electric veric. =~ = e waterfront hig 3,550 feet, it the longest- in | “d G“ co-p“’ the hatbor, mmwn seven simultaneously. i 3 addition, scpace is available for three additional warehouses, which would multiply the capacity five times. e e — e L miiigh * e aoswd “n® ey i R T e