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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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TeAe1oH PeaaKIHH: MONROE 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-07
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, August POTATOES.
barrel. 100 pounds. 75a2.25; bushel, 5Oa
1.25; sweet potatoes, barrel, 1.0Oa3 rs;
vans, barrel. 4.00aS. 90; beans, bushel.
7oa1.15; beets. 100. 2.00a2 so; cabbage,
100, 2.00aA.00; carrots, 100, 3.O0a5. 90;
celery, crate, 2.50a3.50; corn, dozen,
10a20; cucumbers. basket, 35a50; egg
plants, basket, 1.25; lettuce, box, 5Oa
1.26; lima. beans, bushel, 1.5Oa2 so;
onions. bushel. 60aS5; peas, bushel,
1.00a1.75; peppers, basket, 25a35;
basket, 20a30; tomatoes, ripe,
basket, 25a50; green. 25a4O.
Apples, barrel, 1.00a2. so; bushel, 25a
LOO; blackberries. quart, 10a15; canta-
loupes, 50a1.75; cherries. basket, 50a
100: currants. quart, 20a25; peaches,
bushel, 1.50a2 90; huckleberries, quart,
12a1S; watermelons, 100, 15.0Oa40.00.
Dairy Products.
Live poultry-Spring chickens, h.,
28a35; Leghorns, 25a30; old hens. 24a
%; ROSTERS. 15a27: ducks, 25a2S; old,
15a22; pigeons, pair, 20a35.
Eggs-Receipts. 1920 cases; natives
and nearby firsts, free cases, offered
at 2Sa29.
Butter-Good to fancy creamery,
h., 39a411a; prints. 42a44: blocks, Ala
43; ladies', 32a33; rolls, 24ha26; store
packed. 24ha25: dairy prints, 24ha26;
process butter, 36a36.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-07
WHEAT TRADERS SAIL
WITH REEFED CANVAS
Disinclined to Take New Risks
With the Government Reports
Just Ahead.
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, August Wheat
traders were apparently keeping
close to shore today, disinclined to
take new risks at the week end with
Government crop reports just ahead.
Business In wheat early was of mod
crate volume, and fluctuations of no
special significance. Opening at "A
of to 104 up. wheat held within frac-
tional limits. Corn and oats were
easy and provisions firm, corn start
Ing NJ to q down, but later ra1lyin,y
somewhat.
Nearly 100000 bushels of wheat
have been exported this week from
North America notwithstanding
claims put forward in various quar-.
ters that European demand is light.
One Of the principal bull leaders
pointed out in this connection today
that the bulk of world shipments are
from the United States and Canada,
and he predicted that this situation
Will continue for many weeks, as
there Is no other source from which
substantial supplies are available.
Although domestic arrivals of
wheat remain of large proportions
and the United States visible supply
Is likely to increase on Monday, it
was commended today that this is a
normal circumstance at present. The
heavy receipts have so far proved no
burden in the face of adequate alb
sorption, domestic as well as foreign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-07
SOME BOND ISSUES
DISPLAY STRENGTH.
Series of Unrelated Moves.in
Special Securities in
Small Trading.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, August 7.-Today's
bond market consisted of q series of
unrelated moves in special issues,
nearly all of them upward, giving an
appearance Of strength, but on small
volume Of transactions.
In the high grade list Illinois Central
joint IS, New York Edison SIS and
Southern Railway 5s were higher.
Speculatively the feature was Interna.
tional Great Northern adjustments,
above u at a new high. Buying was
founded not only on the recent favor
able earnings statement, but on the
predictions that July results would be
equally encouraging.
Among industrial issues Interna-
tional Mercantile Marine IS were in
better demand than at any time since
the deal for the sale of the White Star
Line to British interests was aban-
doned. Sinclair Is continued to lead
the oils, and there was fractional
advance in Goodrich 6As.
Trading in foreign bonds was very
quiet after yesterdays excitement.
French issues were inclined to rally
from the reaction of the last hour
yesterday and French rs. which have
been the leaders all along, sold today
dIuuuu Tic ucSl pElCS previous 10 the
sharp upturn of yesterday. Large
blocks of Rhinelbe Is were taken above
LOG at approximately the best Of the
year. Tobo Electric Power Is did bet
ter in the Japanese group.
An increase in new financing is ex.
pected next week. Offerings this
week have been lower than at any
time in a year. Among the issues
expected Is a Missouri Pacific per
cent mortgage bond and possibly some
ney South American loans.
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Good Use Of Time.

Norma Sauls, in Illinois Central Magazine.
I build my fortune on the dial of my
watch; seconds become pennies, min
utes become dimes, hours become dol
lars; give a money value to every
tick and take advantage Of everything
that enables me to conserve time. I
practice economy of time. / never pro-
crastinate. thereby permitting others
to get ahead Of me. / am alert for
opportunities; look carefully into
whatever seems good or inviting; when
my Judgment approves act promptly,
with decision. If there is law Of
success, rule by which one may
attain the desired and desirable re-
wards Of life, assuredly one of its basic
principles Is making good use Of our
time.
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WALL STREET BRIEFS

NEW YORK, August z P).-The
4O.cent dividend declared yesterday by
directors of the Standard Oil Co. OF
New York makes that company one
of the largest dividend payers on COM
mon stock in the Standard on group,
being exceeded only by Standard on
of Indiana, which this year will dis
tribute close to 49,, 900, 900 including
extras. Since the Standard OF New
York paid a stock dividend early this
wear of rs per cent. The new Sl.6O
basis is equal to 50 annually on the
stock held prior to the stock DIVIDEND.
On the basis of all general petroleum
shares being exchanged, one for TWO
into the Standard of New York, the
latter would have 100000 shares
issued on which dividend of Sl.60
would mean an annual disbursement
of S26,720,0OO.
Heavy railway equipment buying
this Fall is expected by May Eppsteln'
president of the General American
Tank Car Corporation, following a
canvass of prevailing conditions. MI.
Eppstein said business this year mas
been satisfactory and his company
has several months business booked
ahead.
Although it is possible that the earn
ings of the Remington typewriter Co.
NAV top $40 a share this year, the n
nancial district does not regard II as
necessarily following, that an early
resumption of dividends on the COM
mon stock should be expected. IL IS
pointed out that the retirement OF
81 212.500 of series IS" first preferred
stock on July /, at ITO, required APP
proximately 81 900, 900 and a consider
able amount has been devoted to n
nancing the Remington Noiseless
Typewriter Co.
Bank clearings in leading cities OF
the United States for the week endeo
August S, as reported to Bradstreet
Journal, total 1892 .94S,000, an in
crease over last week Of 21.4 per cent
and over the corresponding week last
year of per cent. Outside New york
the total was $4,00S,94S,o00, an IN
crease of 81 per cent over last week
and 3.5 per cent over the same week
year ago.
Business failures for the week end
ed August total 329, compared with
422 for the previous week, says Brad
streets Journal. There were 333 dur
ing the same week last year.
The new business department Of
Henry L. Doherty & Co. reports an
increase of 30.1 per cent in the sales
of gas and electric appliances and in
stallations for the first six months
of this year. Total sales during the
period were 81 494,171, as compared
with $3,302,538 for the same period a
year ago.
Duns Review says that unseason-
able weather in the Spring seems to
have had but little effect on the dis
tribution of groceries. With the eX-
ception of agricultural districts.
where sales show slight decrease,
the volume of business is fully up to
the record of 1925, with a gain of as
much as 25 per cent reported from
some districts.
Sales of Cudahy Packing Co. for
the first eight months of it's fiscal
year were the largest of any like
period since the war, with a CORE.
spending increase in net earnings, II
was announced yesterday. On the
basis of income for this period, the
company is expected to earn more
than $14 a share on its common
stock, compared with s1o.41 last year.
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late BUYING WAVE
SWEEPS MARKET
General Motors Leads Ad-
vance, Soaring to New
High at 217.
BY STUART p. WEST.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, August 7.-Today's
stock market session closed with a
wild wave of buying in which numer-
Gus of the recent favorites were push
ed up to new high records. General
Motors leads the advance, soaring to "a
new high at PIT. other stocks that
made new highs were Du Pont,
Atchison, United Cigar, Westinghouse
Air Brake and Southern Railway. The
leaders were in urgent demand at the
close.
The sudden taking up of General
Motors again restored confidence 10
the speculative element and the buy
ing extended to other groups when
had been prominent yesterday. Gen
eral motors was carried up sharply
from its yesterdays closing of 2079s,
but other motor shares failed to be
influenced by the strength or TINS
issue.
Steel stocks reflected the optimistic
reference in the week end steel trade
review to the continued good rate
of operations at the steel centers.
United States Steel common was
actively bought above 151, where 1t
compared with the previous final OF
15O3s. The independent steels were
in urgent demand with Youngstown
and Republic Iron and Steel particu-
larly prominent. Gulf States ana
Bethlehem bore their share in the
Improvement, but their advance was
not as pronounced. Crucible Steel
was looked upon as one of the group
in the best position to respond TO
trade improvements.
Railway shares maintained the place
of prominence they held on the pre-
vious day with New York Central at
q new high record across 1873 and an
urgent demand making itself felt for
Atchison, Missouri Pacific and the
shares of Northwestern roads.
The familiar procedure of taking up
new industrial specialties again re-
suited in substantially higher prices
for Warner Brothers Pictures, class
A, Pathe Exchange, international
Combustion, Famous Players, Allied
Chemical, Commercial Solvent B.,
Union Carbide and Carbon and United
Cigar.
Trading in French francs quoted
down today after the activity earlier
IN the week. Quotations most of the
time were a shade under cents and
off from the high of the day before.
Conservative opinion was that not
withstanding the progress made by the
Poincare government, the rise in the
franc had been too rapid and period
of rest was in order.
French dollar bonds, however, moved
up again, confidently regaininS the
loss sustained late yesterday. The
general bond market was quiet but
steady.
Commodity movements were rela-
lively small. Cotton opened lower
but trading Jagged pending the Gov
eminent report, due Monday. The
grains We're irregular.
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GRAIN TRADE EXPECTED.
Baltimore Shipping Men Foresee
ouickening Of Export Business.

BALTIMORE, August Z (SpeciaD.-
Shipping men here are looking for a
great increase in grain shipments to
European ports this Fall.
At Montreal port facilities are con-
gested with more than $4,000 900
bushels of grain in storage awaiting
shipment.
Diversion Of tramps and other ships
from the grain trade to the more
profitable coal trade In United States
ports has caused the congestion. to
a certain extent but the lack Of for
eign buying is Believed by Baltimore
grain exporters to be more directly
responsible.
If these conditions maintain until
the FAN movement of grain, Montreal
must see large part of its normal
tonnage diverted to Baltimore and
other United States ports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-07
PLANT AT FULL CAPACITY.

NEW YORK, August z R.-Ofh'
Gals of the Carnegie Steel Co. ans
nounce the placing in operation Of fiv9
additional open hearth furnaces 40
the Farrell plant, near Sharon, Pa:s
putting the department there at full
capacity, with Is furnaces in blast.
The increase in output was made necs
essary by the resumption Of activity
at the Skelp Mill this week after an
idleness of % months. Capacity
operators for the entire month have
also been ordered at the Sharon plant
of the American Sheet and Tinplat0
Co., and industrial conditions in the
area are described as at the highest
point in two years.
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GET YACHT CONTRACT.
Maryland Shipbuilders to Fashion
Craft for Washingtonian.

BALTIMORE, August (SpeciaD.-
M. NJ. Davis & Son, shipbuilders,
Solomons. Md, have just closed a con-
tract with Robert c. Roebling of
Washington for 90-foot Diesel yacht
The yacht will be twin screw and
equipped in modern manner, includ-
ing the installation of a gyro compass.
This will be the second yacht built for
Mr.. Roebling in the last three years.
The same firm at present has on
contract three picket boats for the
Coast Guard, tug for the United
States Engineers Department, yacht
for DIR. Lucas of the University of
Virginia and a dredge hull for G.. w.
Forsberg, Washington. The plant
also Is busy with repair work.
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COAL EXPORTS LARGE.
More Than 500, 900 Tons Loaded at
Baltimore in July.

BALTIMORE. August z (SpeciaD.-
Coal exports to European ports
through Baltimore last month reached
month since the boom period Of 1920
and greater than the total of export
coal shipments during the entire year
of 1925.
More than 500 900 tons of coal were
loaded into 81 ships, bound for world
ports during July, as against $4,000
tons shipped in z ships in July, 1928,
and a total of 100000 tons shipped in
Ga ships during the entire year of
1925.
Baltimore shipping men attribute
the greater part of this increase to
the prolonged British coal strike.