Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1930, Page 11

THE EVENING BUSINESS OUTLOOK || NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE i f exceptiing those designated by the letter s (80s) (250s) which shows those stocks to be sold in odd lots only. Stock and Rate. Add 00. High. Fisk Rubber. 66 Fisk Rubber 2 Foster Wheeler (2).. 33 Founadtion Co. ... 4 ~Frev.1930~ Sates— Pprev. Recent Adjustments of Price! 575 31 Adams s (160). - 50 25~ ek 2o 2% 7 ms Exp (1.60). .. Bpen IUSHRENIS OT S or 92 85% Adams Expr'spf (5). 50s 91 :; ;é :.1_"’ :;‘:!;l:_fl:-(t‘l\;n':c)n.‘ 3 : 32 23 AdamsMills(2)..e. 1 26 2 % sie B3 Structure Bring Hope of 23% 8 Advance Rumley. 1 10 10% 10w 10 Freeport, Tex (18). . 1% o AumadaLead..co. 1 % & ¢ Gen Am Tnk Car(24) 156% 1031 Alr Reduetion (3).... 49 111 en AsphRit (4). Improvement. 36 16 Alr Way TIAD(3%). 1 17% 174 Gen Bronze (1) . 25 1 Ajax Rubber. 1 1 1% Gen Cable (A) (4).. i 9% 4% Alaska Juneau. 5 b4 &% i Gen Cigar (4). ‘The past month has brought further | 15% 8 Albany Wrap Paper. 1 8 8 Gen Ilectrie (1.60).. feadjustment in industries and in the| 3 18 Allegheny Corp...... 50 20% 20 Gen Elec snec (80c). rice structure, as well as & more op-| 343 232 Allled Ch & Dye(n6). 31 250 2454 Gen Food Corp (3). ., imistic feeling as to the business out- | 4814 Allis-Chalmers (3).. 18 5214 bl% Gen Ita! Bds (a2.63). look, according to 18 Amerada Corp (2). 1 2315 23 3 R Gen Gas&EL A(e30). the business review 4% Am Agricul Chem 2 Gen G&EI cv pf(6) of the _current 3 ¢ ® 23 Am Agricul Chof... 1 % Gen Mills (3). . American Bankers' E 61 Am Bank Note pf (3) 20s Gen Miils pf (6). A 27 Am Bosch Magneto Gen Motors (+3.30). . 41% Am Brake Shoe(2.40 Gen Motors pt (5) £% Am Brown Bov Elec Gen Out Adv(A) (4 ible evidence that 56! 108% Am Can (4).... Gen PublicSve (b6). e expected re- AL 69% 39 Am Chain (3). Gen Ry Signal (5)... govery has yet got 36% Am Chicle (13). Gen Realty & Ut1... under way. 33 9% Am Comm Alcohol . Gen Refract (14%).. ‘July and August 33'x Am Furopean Secur.. Gen Theat Eaquip vte are normally less 5614 Am & Forn Power. Gillette Sar Raz(n5). active months 95 Am & For Pwr pf( Gimbel Bros. than those of the & 3% Am Hide & Leathe Glidden Co (2). Spring snd Au- 55 Am Home Prod(4.20) Gobel (Adolf). tumn,” says the 28% Am Internati2).... Gold Dust (214). yeview, “and it is 90 Am Locomot pf (7). Goodrich (B F) ther‘;fofemmil sur- 2 & Am Mch & Fou Con. Goodvear Tire ;617-) . prising that cur- 813 Am Mach & Metals. . Goodyear 1st of (7). tailment for vaca- 80% Am Metal Co (1%).. 4 Gotham Silk Hoslery tions and inventorles should be some- | prospraingseukolg e Jhat more marked this year than | g5 T AmEELptA (S Graham Prize: “Corporate earnings forrthe r:jrlu hbn‘}{ 2% Am ’m"m S Grand Silver § (m1 Jear are admittedly upfavorable A 48 Am Rolling Mill(nz) 27 53 5114 Grand Unlon. Do thore than generally anticipated.| 7o g3 am Sm & Ref.(4). R 65N 654 Granite City ;?&A?’Q’.r?'lfm‘f‘l?h?& :‘:"fl’}"nm;r"rc"_'[ 1 103 AmSm& Refpf (8). 4 1034 103 Grant (W T) @ = n Steel Fdy (3)... Grt North E tion sare little out of the ordinary for | s Sl AL the hot-weather season in good years! g\ e iy T e ey and bad. The concurrent lowering of | 70% 47 ugar Re! S NasuBimnt the commodity price level and the | 1}g, 1% 4 :::&2‘;‘::"). 1% 115% Guif States Steel (4) e e mandie 16 Am Tel & Cable (5).. 208 21 2014 Hackensack W (1%) v g B e G Sogg 00's Am Tel & Telex (3)." 39 20715 2020 HabuiDatt Btoren. .« w‘sA:;:‘:;:n(.lv & great dea) of the un- A% Tobasao el A 9 “anna pf (hew) (7 certainty expressed this year has been A mancn B S1IA). i & Martman Corp (B) aused by the business and investing &mTax Eavasirody, public having overlooked two of the Hershey Chos (5) strongest elements in business today. Hé;ls edyF v‘r ?z ) “One is the liquidity of the American | o ":"dl;lm‘l;: (:”1%”- Denking syatem, W hose o000 of| £1' 441s Anaconda Cop 3% Household Fin pf(4) still hold more than $2.000.000.000 of | Fai* I+ & e i id and have made & net gain of $200.- | 53¢ 784 Anaconda (1%) Houston Oil (b10%). sgfloon in the first sewen month of | 24 19% Archer-Dan-M (2) Howe'Sound (t4%).. the current year, despite heavy gold| Sl 3474 Anchor Cap (2.40 Hud&Man Ry (3.60). exports recently. Mergber ‘banks fre( &, i ArmourofIll (A). Hudson Motor (5)... owing Jess to the reseve banks than| 4% 2% Armourof Il (B). Hupp Motor Car (31« at any time since 1917. A piling up of | 3% 6 Arnold Constable.... 4 Tilinots Central (7). deposits has driven commercial paper| 46's 31! AssoAppl Ind (4)... . 3 Tilinois Cent 1s In(4) down to 3 and 34 per cent, and bank- | ,2008 S8 A0 DG QMo ST R IR Independ O11 & G(2). r :‘fifi&“l“éué‘i ;’przf {0 xnnr:g‘ 80% 49% AtlGulf& W Ind(1). 4 52 bl% ot :’;::Z;g:g:“ he Saveolpiaiit aaiet thet has maleed | S1% T0W ALl Bemulng (vh).... 397 Sh% . $6N Indfan Refining. United States bonds still further above | ,o - ol A“b:‘_“ :utu piv 27 114 o Indus Ray (b5 % stk) r and absorbed $750,000,000 in fixed- | 250 T4 Aubien A rA; ) Al e Inspiration Cop (2). ‘m issues at advancing quotations. 2 L gmtri P! S Insur etfs(Md) (0c) “A second element is the strong | 2 Interboro Rap Tran. Intl Agricultural | . financial position of American business 4‘. Aviation Corp of Del 47 Int] Bus Mach (né) corporations, not only of the gigantic | b consolidations such as make profits of 19% Baldwin Loco (1%). 43 28 26% Intl Carriers. Ltd % . $10,000,000 a year and upward, of 1045 Baldwin Loco pf (7). 60s 108! 108 Intl Cement (4)..... Which there were no less than 177 in| 122% 98% Balto&Ohio (7).... 4 1031 102% Intl Combustion 1929, but also of several thousand 63 Bang & Aroos (3%4). Intl Comb Eng nf. smaller companies engaged in all the| 20% Barnsdall. A (2). 6 Intl Harvester (2 various industries and &cattered in 97 Bayuk Cgr 1st pf(7 4 Intl Harvester pf(1). every section of the country. One 2 67! Beatrice Cream (4).. Intl Kydro E1 A (e2) canriot fail to be impressed with the % 27% Bendix Aviation (2). Tutl Match pt (4).. manner in which these companies, with 31% Best&Co (3).. Intl Mer Marine (2). rare exceptions, have during recent | 110% 75% Bethlel Intl Nickl of Can(1). years, built up their surplus accounts,| 134 122 Bethlehem Stipf (7) 2 126% 126% Int] Paper pt (7). increased their capital stocks, written 2 31 Blaw-Knox (1%).... 1 331 333 Intl Pap & P (A)2.40. down property valuations and liquidat-| 59 ~ 28% BohnAl& Brass ). 4 31 ~ 30n Intl Pap & Pwr (C).. 98 Wachindness” 60% Borden Co (k3).. 6% T5% Intl Pap&Pwr ot (1), : Intl Salt (new) .. 131; Briggs Mfg Co. 2% 18% New Treasury Financing. el ;g‘; g;‘,"’k'fl’ l;";fllf"ffl 5 ;:" ég‘: Intl Silver pf (7). 4 yn-Manhat (4). .. ) Intl Tel & Teleg (2). A Ty e e oaway| 1784 115 BkiynUnionGas ) 2 118 117% Tnter Dopt Btrm (3).s i o 30% 134 Bruns-Balk-Col. 5 16 16 Investors Equity (2), Treasury the highest bidder . Bide| 33% 5% BrunsTer & Ry 8 K'Y -9 e Vo 4 184 discunt to the highest 7% 5| 31% 194 Bueyrus(1). 7 28% 21k ool s will be opened next Thursday &t the | jge 7e: Budd (B G)( i e e 0| 14 Johns-Manville {33 Federal Reserve Banks, or branches, | 16 g Budd Wheel (1), 1 a0% . 206 ones & Laugh up to 2 oclock, but will not be re-| 74 Jordan Motor Car...; ceived at the Treasury here. M 26 Bulova Watch (3). 27% 4 Kayser Julius The new bills will be dated August| gy 291 Burr Add Mch (1). 2 31% 314 Kelsey Hayes (2) 18, 1930, and will mature on November [ 119 99 Bush Termdeb (7).. 10a 1021 10214 Kelvinator Corp. 17, 1930, and on the maturity date the | 1)g 1094 Bush T BId pf (7)... 60s 116% 116% Kennecott Cop (3). face amount will be payable without| "5y ~ 2 Butte Superior. 1 2% 2% Kinney (GR ) pf (8). ;hw!e;;ly'l':*;g rl'.:m:-;*':e:ruae:?;sf 112% 60% Byers (A M). 67 65% 625 Kolster Radio. . orm only, n 5 e . 4 Kresge(SS)Co(1.60) nations of $1.000, $10,000 and $100,000 77 694 CatFacking (4)... 3 62 62 Kresge Dept Store pt materity. value. £9% 48% Calumet & Ariz (2) Kreuger & Toll 1.60.. No offer for less than $1,000 will be | 335 3" Krog Gr & Bak (n1)~ eongidered. The returns derived from 13 Calumer&Hec(al% - 75% 56 Canada DryG A (6 3 4 Lago Of) & Trans. e e Dl e T o Tun | 220w 15¢ CanadianPueifiet 3 180% Lambert Co (8) e ernme Pt 524 45% Can Pacific(new)w.l. 111 45% 44u Leh Port Cem (2%).. come taxes. 34% 20 Cannon Mills (1.60). 1 22% 22% Lehigh Valley Coal Larner Returns. 362% 156 Case ¢J 1) (6)...... 203 1701 163% 9% 54 Caterpil Tr (13%)... 18 57% 5 Lehman Corp (3) o i v e . Lehn & Fink (3)..... John B. Larner, president of the| (0% 5§ Caterphl Tr (13% 187574 Washington Loan & Trust Co., Te- : o Lib Owens F Gl (1) ., tended motor trip through New Eng-| ,7;0 45~ Ches& Ohio (new).. 18 45% 45% Liquid Carbonto (4) ::;“A:‘;:‘ Mrs. Larner and their daugh- | g5, Fii Ches& Obfo Corp (3) 26 64% 63 e e s Jobn J. O'Connor, manager of the| ]0. A Loawa pt xw (4%) finance department of the Chamber of | 7.0 v 6 10 o L° s 2\‘ los (12.80) Commerce of the United States, will| 17 2% ChlQreat esters . @ 29, G Esdsalvilan (1880 be one of the speakers at the convention | bem 1o1s Gl Wi B & Pac o 13 1w 13 Et LR of the Mortgage Bankers' Association of | {6 201, Chi Mil StP& Pac pf, 74 204 1915 LouG & EIA) (1 America, to be held at Detroit, Septem- | g0t 40" Cnieago & N W (5) it St EedioR R ber 16 fo 18. He will discuss “Mort-| a7 17, Gny Preu Tool. 18 i s Loaisisns ol gage Finance and General Business.” | 156 aos OhiR1& Pac 1 90% 83 The general topic of discussion at the| 2. {0/t Cnilds Co (2.40). 191 McKeespt T PI (15) .. convention will be financing of home| 43 24 Chrysler Corp (5). b McKesson & Rob (2) ownership. Five hundred delegates| 4o 58 City loe&F (K3.60). . Mack Trocks (6).... from 40 States are expected to attend | ggu 83 City Joe&Fuel pt 6% 308 Macy (RH)&Co (n13) the meeting, of which the keynote Will | Tiyi. 5% City Stores (506, ... Madison Sa G (1%). be “Management: the Responsibility of | 44i¢ 30 Clark Equipment 13) Magma Copper (4) the Mortgage Bankers in the New{ 105 913 Cluett-Peabdy p£7). 10s 100% 100% 100% Mallison & Co ~ e.” 191% 133% Coca-Cola (8) . 2 174% 173% 174% M Bt ) Income Reported. 52 ~48% Coca-Colad (8)..... 5 61X 614 5l i::"_-i’ca.";: (‘):If‘;’x;’- Net income of the 275 industrial | S4% 50 'é‘;'xf.‘n‘.'.”:'&’l..'.’.*" e Marine M1001.300, utility and railroad corporations for 10 O b = 3% Marlin-Rock (15%).. which comparative data are available 36% Col Fuel & Iron (2).. 5 €5 Colo& South (3). 1 Marmon Motor Car. . a 1930, i the atier period was 93| K1 584 Col Gusd Bl (3). Marshall Flela (234) ” larket St Ry pr pf.. | 110 104% Col Gas & El pf A(6) 7 109 M Py aL e for the frst Rallof| 37 15 Colum Graph (a28c), 62 May Dept Strs (n2) .. Maytag Co (12) Mo Co.of New Yok e tn] 408 Mengel Co (2)...... ncome for the first half o 3 Mexican Seaboard. .. the case of these 275 corporations was | 44% 31% Comm Credit A {8).. .1 58 Miami Copper (1%). 129 per cent of the 1928 figures. Split- A % Conm C 1t ewi(h). 205 89 Michigan Stl (h2%) ting up the whole into three groups, 2814 Comm Inv Tregl.80) 2 33% Mid-Cont Petm (2). industrial, utility and railroad, the B o TR TRCEA . 1 9% Middle States Ofl ct. utility and raiiroad, the utility classifi- o e asventalE) 47T 24 Midland Steel (3)... cation was the only one to show a gain 127 Comwith & Sou(80e) 135 13% 131 Minn Moline Pwr... n 1930 over 1928. It was also the 95 Cmwith & Sou pf (6) 4 1015 1011, Minn Moline pf(634) only one of the three groups to ap- 38% Conde Nast Pub (3).. 3 39 3815 MoKan & Texas (2).. proximate the 1929 totals in 1930. | o B Rab A ien, 1T 12 . 11k Mo Kan & Tex of(7). In line with the movement now under 25 Consreas CIEAES10: 1 2 Missourt Pacific. ... way in France to retire loans floated in e Conuol CiEAtaARY, H 3 . Missour! Pac pf (5). the United States, the Est Railroad Co.| & 87 . Gonatl At Te ST 8% -1 Mohawk Carpet..... of Prance, which sold a $20,000,000 7 15% Consol Film (2). Monsanto Ch (g1% ). per cent bond issue here in 1925 % 18 Consol Fiimpt (3 31 Montgom Ward (3). through Dillon. Read & Co., announces 96% Consol Gas N ¥ (4) 1013 Morrell & Co (4.40).. today that it has elected to redeem on 9912 Conacl Gas NY pt( 3035 Mother Lode (20¢). ) November 1, the outstanding portion of % Consol Textile. Motor Meter G & El.. this fssue, amounting to $18.663,000. The | 11% Contatners A) (1.8 Motor Products (2) issue, which consists of 7 per cent ex- 3% Container(B).. Mullins Mfg ternal sinking fund gold bonds, would s Conti Banina k) e Murray (b2% not normally mature until November 3% Contl Baking (B).... Nash Motors (4). 1, 1954 P 66% Contl Baking pf (3) .. Nat Acme (1% ) In making the announcement of the 501 Contl Can (2%)...00 Natl Bella Hes: redemption, Dillon, Read & Co., fiscal | 16' Contl Diamond (2) Nat] Biscuit. n(2 80) agent for the company in the United 50 Contl Insur (3.40)... Natl Blscuit pf (7).. States. state that pavment wil be made 18% Contl O1l of Del Natl Cash Reg.A(14) at 105 and interest accrued to Novem- 18% Contl Shares (1). 5% Nat) Dafry (12)..... ber 1. at their principal office in New 1. Corn Prod Ref(t4%) Natl Dept Stores (2) York City. Coty Ine. gk Natl Distillers (2).. Marhiet Valwss Dogroave; 13 Crown Z Natl Lead pf(A) (7). ' & " 104 Crucible Market value of 50 representative Natl Pwr & Lt (1) atl St « stocks on the New York Stock Exchange Natl Supply pr at the close of the week ended Satur- Natl Surety (5) August 9, 1930, was $23,287,005,- -Amer Sug pf. Natl Tea Co (2) a decrease of $1,062,776,142, or ap- « Cudahy Packing (4). Nevada Copper (1% nately 436 per cent, under the 105'% Curtis Publish (163 Newport Co (A) (3). value of $24.349872,027 at the close of 61, Curtiss Wright Corp 31 Newton Steel (2). ... the preceding week, according to a com- 5 Curt Wright Corp A. N Y Alrbrake (3.60). pllation by McClure, Jones & Co., mem- Cushmans Co. 2 2 N Y Central (8).. bers of the exchange 2 110 Cushman's pt (1)... 10s 110 110 N Y & Harlem (5)... Thh] compares with $42 ;“18-1]"'»'“5i 90'; 55 Cutler-Hammer(3%) 1 58l 58 N ¥ N H & Hart 1:1. ;lm'- the value of the shares at th> close o 2% . 12 2% 2 NYNH&HDf (1., 20 the. corresponding day in 1929. d e e PR 4 N Y Ont & Western. . g Trading was quiet on the Washing-| 153 1101 Uel Lack & Wn (7). 11 113% 1128 1153 Norfolk & Southern. ton Stock Exchange. with heaviesi| 45 Denver & RG W 53 ¢ North Am Aviation. transactions in Capital Traction 55, 139 Diamond Match North Am (b10%stk) which sold at 93%;. Washington Gas| “x7s, 67 Drug Corporats (. 6s B went at 104, while the same com- pany’s Gs A changed hands at 102! Capital Traction stock was on a Tising market from 64 to 64%. , gl Mergenthaler sold in one block of | “37,, seven shares at 97. Washington Me- b &lea Auto Lite (8) chanics Mortgage common was in de-| g 31, Electric Boat mand, with several small blocks going 9 61': Elec Storag: at 9 to 815 . 10855 49% i) Pwr & Lt (1), Ernest Gerstenberg, vice president of | 1007 100 ilec Pwr&Lt pf the Merchants Bank & Trust Co. in| 107 94% Eng Pub Sve of {6) 1 8 o cherge of the branch at Twentieth 35in Erie R R. 7 3 30 Pacific Tel &Tel street and Pennsylvania avenue, is on Boe % Pacific Tel & T pf(6) 10s vagation in New Jersey. P. E. Ghiselli leanar. 2 Packard Motor (1).. 62 is In charge of the branch during his Pan-Am Petrolm. 4 -mbsence. Pan-Am Petm (B W. W. Spaid of W. B. Hibbs & Co. Param’nt Publix (4). rewmed to his office today following Park & Tilford (13). very from a recent operation for ———— reuovtl of tonsils. there is little tan- John B, Larner, 4 19% Am Woolen pf. 261 104 100% 6 103l 103% ~Amer Sugar. . 51 North Amer pf (3). . 204 214 ¢ Northern Pacifie (5). 106% 011 Well Supply 0il Well Sup pf 47)..‘..m Oliver Farm Eauip. . Oliv Fr Eq ev pt(3) Oppenlieim Col (3). Otis Elev. n(2%). Otis Steel (2% ) Pacific Gas & 1 (2). Pacifid Lizhting u)‘ Pacific Mills Du Pont de N (14. Bastman Kodak (+8) Eastman Kod pf (6). 19% Eaton Azle& S (3).. 20% STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, 10714 3214 108 637 STOCKS IRREGULAR IN QUIET MARKET Prices Move in Narrow Trad- ing Range—Drought Is Factor. BY CLAUDE A. JAGGER, Associated Press Pinancial Editor. NEW YORK, August 11.—Only after three distinct attempts did the stock market manage to get its feet on the ground and move forward today. The market began the new yweek be- wildered by & Blue Monday fog more opaque than usual, but hangover liqui- dation was lighter than the bears had expected, which promoted considerable short. covering. Rallles ran into renewed selling, how- ever. until the third upturn, in the early afternoon, managed to develop some momentum and lift the general list substantially above Saturday’s clos- ing levels. Trade News. Reports of cooler temperatures and scattered rains over important agricul- tural areas, together with survey of the crop situation by some of the Middle Western railroads, were, after consid- erable hesitation, interpreted by the stock market as holding forth promise of less severe crop damage than had been indicated last week. In addition to the uncertainty over the crop damage. however, came Teports from the steel centers that were scarce- ly cheerful. Dow, Jones & Co. estimated operations in the Youngstown area at 561, per cent of theoretical capacity, against 58'5 last week. Week end re- ports from Pittsburgh indicated little | be: Fope of improvement. there, With pos 8 sibility of further slackening. ‘While some chart-reading enthusiasts were inclined to interpret the recent action of the market as indicating an- other important decline, the light vol- ume of liquidation and the large short interest were regarded as evidence of & good technical position, at least. Bank- ing circles failed to show any concern over the market. In® fact, officials of some of Wall Street’s leading institu- tions were mostly out of town. Although the New York wholesale market has been slow to reflect prepa- rationg for Autumn trade, considerable cautiolis buying has developed in the last few days. The low level to which retail activity has fallen was indicated by the Federal Reserve report for July department store sales, showing a | shrinkage of 9 per cent from July, 1929. | It is felt that considerable potential | buying may have been deferred by the extremely hot weather. Credit was a little firmer, with call money again getting up to 2's per cent. after renewals at 2. The upturn prooably reflected withdrawals for the semi-weekly Federal Reserve settle- ments, Short Covering. Shorts were driven to cover in some of the leading rails during the after- | tchison rose more than 7 ;{IO DAY, AUGUST 171, 1930. ing the morning, sagging lowest since 1927. American Can was a strong spot in the leading industrials, rising 3 points upon reports of damage to the vege- table and fruit crops. Butter—One-pound prints, 4112842%2; tub, 391524015, Eggs—Hennery, 28;- current receipts, quality inferior, prices not quoted. Poultry—Spring broilers, large, 32; needium, 27a28; small, 23224 horns, 20a23; fowls, large, 22a23; small, 20a21; Leghorn fowls, 14a15; ducks, 15. Dressed, shipped-in, iced — Spring broilers, large, 30a32; small and medium, 23a25; Leghorns, 22a24; fowls, heavy, 25; small, medium and Leghoms. 15a17. Jobbers' prices, home-dressed—Spring broilers, large, 25a36; medium, 33a34; small, 28a30; Leghorns, 27a28; fowls, 2627; Leghorn fowls, 18a20; ducks, 23 a25; turkeys, 32a35. Meats, fresh killed—Beef, lsn20 veal, 15a16: lamb, 20a23; pork loins, 25a26 fresh hams, 25: fresh shoulders, 18a20 smoked hams, 27; smoked shoulders, 20; bacon, 27; lard, in packages, 12; in bulk, '11. Live stock—Calves, 9; lambs, 9. Fruits—Watermelons, 30a60: canta- loupes, Ridgeways, per’ crate, 1.00a2.50. nearby, 2-peck baskets, 75a1.25; honey. balls, 3.00a4.50; honeydews, 1.50a2.00; Persian melons, 1.75a2.50; oranges, som 8.75; lemons, 11.00213.0 250} apples, 75a1.50; peaches, 2.75a: plums, 20033.50; pears, Bartletts, 2001\ nn blackberries, 6.00; huckleberries, Vegctable(—}’nmmes 3.2543.50; potatoes, 7.50; tomatoes, 2-peck baskets, 1.50a2.50; culls, 50: corn, 5-dozen sacks, 1.25a225: okra, 2.50; kale, 1.35; spinach, New Zealand, 1.25: squash, 2-peck bas- kets, 12551 50 lima beans, 3.50; string 50; beets, per 100 bunches, 5.00a carrots, per 100 bunches, 5.00a 40-pound crates, 4.00; pep- 1 REAL ESTATE LOANS Made at Low Interest Rates TYLER & RUTHERFORD Avplications tnvited on . bish - elass apartments and d g5, and partiou- farly, on well located business properties. for 3. 5 or 10 years, if so desire 1520 K StN.W. 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