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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-09
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec. 9.-(Pl
The cotton market was steady
early today and advanced 16 to Is
points over the previous close, but
lost practically all the gain later on
n renewal Of speculative selling.
Towards the end Of the first thirty
minutes Of trading a technical rally
due to the over-sold condition Of the
market carried prices to within one
to two points of the highs.
The market became steadier as the
morning progressed and when shorts
e~ndeavoring to cover found offerings
scarce January touched 1905. March
1926 and May 1886. % to "a points
above the lows and about the same
gain over the previous close.
Towards noon prices eased off 3 to
III joints from the highs on realiz-
ing and some selling induced by the
rather disappointing mill takings for
the week.
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Sales Expert To
Help Store Here

Bert Williamson, merchandising
expert" has arrived in Brownsville
10 aid the A. Manautou store here in
putting over its big anniversary sale
that will begin next Wednesday. an
official OF the store said Friday.
The visitor is a representative Of
one Of the largest sales organizations
IN the country, covering the entire
United States and Canada. Sales
similar TO the one he will conduct
here have been operated successfully.
both from the standpoint OF the mer-
chant and the customer. in many Of
the largest cities in the country, he
declared.
Mr.. M~anautou's sale viii get under
way promptly AZ 2 o'clock Wednesday
morning.
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Via Naval Radio Station

Furnished TO The Herald By Tex
a. Department Of Agriculture, Unit
ed States Bureau Of Agricultural
Economies 'ald the San Antonio,
Texas Chamber Of Commerce coop
Grating.
Beets
ChIcago-steacy, unchznge DIRE
ceipts y, on track ?.
Ciacinaatl-Steady, Texas bushel
S~l.45-$Z.00i receipts, 0, on track 0.
hansas CIty-Dull, Texas crates
$500; receipts d, on track O.
Phlladelphia-Ao sales reported.
PlttsburRh-Dull, Texas bushek
mostly S2.75; receipts D., on track o.
Carrots
Chicago-Steady, unchanged; re-
ceipts: Texas 0, others 2. on track 20.
Cincinnati-Stcady, Texas bushel
Sl.75-2.00; receipts o, on track o.
Kansas Clty-Dull, Texas crates
$500; receipts 0, on track r.
Philadelphia - Dull. California
crates Sz.00-S2.50; receipts, Texas /,
others 2, on track 10.
Pittsburgh-About steady. Texas
eushel mostly Si.75; receipts 0. on
track 0.
Cabbage
Chieag0-About steady, Wisconsin,
cwt. mostly S1.00; receipts, Texas @,
others 4, on track is.
CincinraEi-Firm. New York ton
Sl2.00; receipts, Texas 0, others 2,
On track IL.
Kansas City-Strong. Wisconsin,
cwt. mostly SIPS; receipts, Texas o,
others l, on track 3.
Pittsburgh-Steady, Virginia cwt.
Savoy S2.15; receipts, Texas D, others
2, on track 0.
Grapefruit
Chicago-Receipts, Texas o, others
4, on track 8.
Cincinnati-Receipts, Texas 0,
others /, on track /.
Kansas City-Recoipts, Texas 0,
others 4, on track 10.
Shipments for Dec. g.: A total of
- carlots OF Valley products were
forwarded Wednesday over the Mis-
souri, Pacific Lines, according to re-
ports from the office Of "A. B. Wal
dron, general agent az Harlingea.
Shipments included 10 cars of
grapefruit. other commodities
shipped included mixed vegetables. 9
cars. cabbage ?, tomatoes ?. beets
and carrots I, carrots ., dandelion
greens J..
Total shipments over the Missouri
Paciwic Lines TO date are $50 cars.
including fTi Of fruit. Shipments on
the same date last year totallcd All
cars, including 80 Of fruit.
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STnCK (HATTTR

NEW YORK, y. ~, Dec. s.-0Rf-
Mixed price movements characterized
the opening OF today's stock market
as opposing speculative forces
battled for control OF the price move
ment. American Waterworks fell 2
points, Sears Roebuek Ia and the
first sale Of Radio was 5000 shares
at IS, off ga. Initial gains Of =
goint or so were recorded by Du-
pont. General Asphalt and General
Electric.
The 'bear" party quickly gained
the advantage as selling orders
poured into all sections Of the list.
Rallies centered on General Mo-
tors on reports that a determined eff
fort would be made TO break that
stock below 125 20 touch off the
large accumulation Of stop loss" or
ders believed to lie under that fig
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The Markets

r but the stock, after dipping to
LIS lis, again encountered good sup
port and rallied fracticnally above
that figure. U. S. Steel comman
sank 70 a new low on the current
movement at l3S, or nearly 10 points
below last weeks high. Atlantic re-
filming sagged nearly 3 points, Russia
Insurance Ill and q score Of others
including Canadian Pacific, st. Louis
Southwestern. Missouri Pacific COM
mon, international Paper, American
Smelling, American Can and West
inghouse electric yielded a point or
more before the end Of the first
hour. Dawson Chemical and Wright
AeronaItical showed independent
strength.
Foreign exchanges opened steady,
with demand sterling around
S4.ST rs.
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LIYEsTOCK

KANSAS CITY, No., Dec. s.-tP-
Hogs 1000; steady; top SIS; packing
sow 700GT75.
Cattle $500; calves 500; steady;
choice Christmas yearlings averaging
around 1000 pounds 1sG0. new top for
the year; bulk short fed steers 1850
4i325; veal top 1900.
Sheep 1900; steady; fed lambs
1875; clippers Il.25.
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The hall Of the Sociedad BenitO
luarez on Madison street was filled
20 capacity Thursday night. hy local
ard visiting members Of the organ
i%zation, the occasion being the for
tieth anniversary az the founding Of
the society. A number Of members
from Natarcros. Hariingan and 9TH
lr points we're present.
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RITTER n EGGS

CHICAGO, H.. Dec. e.-tP-Butter
higher; creamery extras 81 1-2; stan
dards AZ liz; extra firsts AZ Lea
40; first al 1904; seconds sra
40 1-2.
Eggs lower; firsts 42G45 IL; ord
mary firsts 32G40.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. e.-(Pl-Pota-
toes too few sales reported to estab-
lish market. account Of weather.
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setback. Wheat opened is decline
10 IL advance. and then averaged
lower. Oats followed corn. Pro-
visions also sagged.
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POULTRY

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Dee. 9.-fPr-Poul-
try alive steady; fowls is 1908;
springs 1924; turkeys 25032;
ROSTERS ~; ducks lS@25; geese
2IG23.
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AUSTIN. Tex, Dec. 7.-lH1-H. G.
Burnet, serving a three year forg-
cry sentence from Chiidress county.
was granted r sixty day furlouTh to
cey because Of the needy condition
IN his family.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec. 9.-tPj-Fresh
selling pressure of the corn market
both from holders and speculative
sources tended early today to pull
down all grain. Starting unchanged
70 Ia off. corn underwent q material
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BERLIN, Dec. 8. - up - Richard
~Eilenberg. SO, composer Of the world
famed selection THE Mill in the
Black Forest died to-day.
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WEATHER BULLETIN

First figures lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day; third. wind velocity at s a. m:
fourth. rainfall mast ~ hours
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Juan young" Hernandez, Is one
Of the chief attractions on Monday
nights fight card 1t Fort Brown
under the auspices of the American
Legion. The sturdy little youngster
has been going like the proverbial
house attire during the past several
months, and is meeting probably the
best opponent he has yet been call
ed upon Il face Monday night. He
is scheduled 70 swap punches and
hard looks with Picher Kid King,
Of Oklahoma in the semi-final.
The main 20 OF the card will bring
together Homer kid" Goodman
and Bobby Jackson. Of San Antonio,
for a 10-round 20. Cliff Bledso
will continue his essay at the come
back road in 4 six-round prelimi-
nary contest with Kid Lifts. Robert
Avalos and Acolfo Hernandez will
meet in the curtain-raiser.
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SILVER

NEW YORK, ". ", Dec. 9.-tPf-
Bar silver So is; Mexican dollars
a. ga.
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HOGS
FORT WORTH. Tex, Dec. s.-tP-
Hogs 400: steady; top sos; pigs 725.
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CAIRO.-Work on the gigantic
Nile dam 80 miles from Luxor has
hegun.
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FACE
TO
FACE

For twelve years, / have
met you daily in this old
auto refinishing shop. But
for having to meet you
twelve years to come I
could reduce my prices for
work by eliminating a
number of costs on each
job.
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your handbag 80. handbags,
too, if they're on your list. At
your Drug Store gift choosing is
simplified, quality exemplified
and charges modified.
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But why wait until the night before Christmas?

A visit to the Eagle Pharmacy
now will prove a revelation if you
seek Holiday Gifts that are USE
full and inexpensive. Hundreds Of
gifts 80. small enough to go in
Evening star., 1927-11-21
BUYING BROADER
ON CURB MARKET
Many Issues Go to New
Highs-Hygrade Food Prod
ucts Bonds Are Feature.
Ry WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.
ncial nisnatch 20 The Star

Special Dispatch 20 The star.
NEW YORK, November 2f.-An-
other wave of buying swept through
the curb market at the outset OF the
week. carrying many issues 10 new
high records What was of more sig
nIficance than the new peak prices
however. was the tendency of the
huvinS to broaden out and extend TO
issues which had not been so proml'
nent in the upward movement
The most noteworthy incident OF
the entire proceedings occurred IN the
new 81 .000. .0no Upgrade Food Prod
nets Corporation first mortgage per
cent gold bonds. admitted to trading
for the first time today. The issue
had been publicly offered at 991 and
interest. and bankers reported heavy
oyersubscription. The price opened at
1151b and scared to 122 before the de-
mand was supplied. AT the same time
the stock of the company into which
the bonds are convertible at Slh5O
share. was quoted in the overtime
counter market at 2l bid, offered at
221a, thereby making the conversion
privilege operative.
Atlas PlywoOd Rises.
Atlas PlyWood common. when had
advanced more than points IaSt
week on reports of increased earn
incs coinCidcnt upon the rounding out
of the sales organization. sold at a
new high record around aS
Reports that Bancitaly Corporation
was planning to distribute another
substantial extra stock dividend were
followed bv n rise to a new hiSh Tor
+hesa shares. Deere & Co. common
with Drosnects for early inauguration
Of common dividend now that all ac-
cumulation on the preferred have heen
cleared up, extended last week gam
of IA points some 10 points Wheh IL
changed hands around 2oo.
Others that sold at their highest for
the wear, and in several instances the
highest for the present forms OF cap
italization, included Fansteel Products'
Safeway Stores. Newmont Mlnlls
MARYLAND Casualty and Midland SteeI
products. In each instance earnings
prospects appeared to be the incentive
for the buying.
ExnectationS that dividend distribu-
tion of the Standard Oil units for the
wear 1927 will establish new hlgh
record accompanied the heavy demand
for such issues as Vacuum OH, ONO
Oil at a new high for the year, STAND
ard of Indiana and Humble. Northern
pine Line featured the pipeline com
many shares, making new top at 20
Lone Star Gas Feature.
The star performers among the
utility issues were Lone Star Gas
Massachusetts, Gas and southeastern
Power, ali of which went to thelr
best.
It was a market in which operations
FOR the rise predominated the greater
mart of the session, and one In Whicn
little attempts were put forth to check
49,, ;,,nrovement. The element favor
ING further price appreciation had
a,.ervtbine in it's favor. and was IN
rlined to press it's recent advantage
Evening star., 1927-11-21
Wall Street Briefs

STERLING EXCHANGE.-Desp
the recent advance in sterling, the
highest level since 1914. and close to
the point at which gold exports to
England would prove profitable, inter
| national bankers do not look for anv
shipments of the precious metal, eX-
| cept poSslbl' a small amount for sem
tlmental reasons. Bankers point out
| that any large influx of gold into
Great Britain would lead to a lower
| ing of the discount rate there and a
subsequent Withdra wal of larae Ameri-
can balances kept in London to take
advantage of those higher rates. The
Withdrawals which will he accom-
plished by selling sterling and buying
dollars would force the sterling rate
down below the point at which gold
could he shipped with a profit.
GOLD SHIPPING COST.--Sterlng
parity is 81 1865 and the "gold export
point" in the neighborhood of $4.88,
the difference being accounted for by
the COST Of freight, cooperage, insur-
ance and loss Of interest while the
gold j" in transit. Demand sterling
sold last week as high as 4.S7 1882
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT. - The
railroads are reported in steel and
| financial circles to be figuring active
| lE on equipment requirements. and
! are likely to begin distributing in
quiries and orders within n week or
so. Recent months have produced lit
tie equinment business, and any squirt
in railroad buying would create in
| creased interest in the equipment
| group listed on the Stock Exchange.
which has been more or less dormant
in recent sessions
GENERtr. MOTORS. Retail sales
| of motor cars by General Motors deal!
ers in October totaled 1898 This ;s
an increase of about 55 per cent over
| the total sales for October o. last year.
when 93,073 General Motors cars were
sold to users.
SHELL UNION OIL.-GroSs income
of Shell Union Oil Corporation for the
third quarter declined to Sl2.472.O83
from S20,7S8,285 in the same quarter
1926. Net income was .$3 3,Sl4274,
against $13,953.060 last year. Surplus
as of September 30 stood at $35 1906
829. compared with $44.727,374 a year
before.
DETROIT-WINDSOR TUNNEL
! Financing for the construction of a
new Vehicular tunnel connecting De
trolt with Windsor. Ontario, will be
done by New York bankers.
Upgrade FOOD PRODUCTS
The sale of "a 900 shares Of common
stock and 81 ,000, 600 per cent bonds
of the Upgrade Food Products Cor.
poration TO New York bankers re
yealed he first consolidation of delica
lessen supply properties ever effected.
The Hygrade Corporation will acquire
the assets of Upgrade Provision Co.,
Standard Provision Co.. Liberty Pro.
| vision Co, Royal Provision Co. United
Beef e. Provision Co, Blue Ribbon
! Provision Co. and Bernard s. Pincus,
as well as other similar properties.
Evening star., 1927-11-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. November 2l.-United
States Department of Agriculture:
Hogs-Receipts. 47.000 head. slow:
early sales. steady to strong; some
later bids. weak to 10 lower than Sat
urday's average; bulk sorted 200 to
270 pound averages, 9.OOa9.2O; top.
925: most desirable. $50 to 100 pound
weight. S25aS.75; bulk better packing
sows, 7.75aS.25; practically nothing
done on pigs early.
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000 head; fed
steers weak to 25 lower; very slow. at
decline: in-between grades showing
most decline: she stock. quality con-
sdered. steady to weak: bulls strong;
vealers steady; good active market on
stockers and feeders; supply latter
class mostly natives: most fed steers
Of value to sell at 13.00a16.50: out
standing. 932-pound heifer yearlings,
1850: low cutters 5.00a5.15. mostly
500; vealers to big packers, f2.00a
IL 90. mostly 1200a12.50
Sheen--Rcceipts, 10000 head: fat
ambs opening slow. fair to good natives
and Westerns weak to Is lower; 13.65a
1885; asking steady prices, 400 and
better for choice offerings; sheep
steady: good and choice ewes, 6.25a
6.75 mostly: feeding lambs. unchang-
cd: good range feeders. 13.50a1400:
come backs. 1300a1375; good feeding
vearlngS, 1850.
Evening star., 1927-11-21
lNSULL INTERESTS BUY
CONTROL OF BIG UTILITY

CHICAGO, November 81 CP.-The
Samuel insult interests have pur-
chased q controlling interest In the
Western United Gas and Electric Co.
a $32 900. 900 public utility in the Fox
River Valley centering in Aurora and
Elgin.
Although details Of the transaction
have not been revealed. it is learned
that former Representative Ira j.
Copley. long the directing head of the
units. will retain several million dol
lars worth of his HOLDINGS
Acquisition of these properties by
the insult interests adds another unit
TO utility holdings already represent.
ing an estimated total capitalization
Of more than S75O.0O0 900 The insult
utilities extend in a fan-shape from
Chicago
Evening star., 1927-11-21
WHITNEYS WILL DEVELOP
CANADA Film FLON AREA
Building of Railroad Into Copper
Zinc Mining Country Is Part
of Big Project.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba. November
81 21.-Development of the Film Flon
copper and zinc mining area, entailing
capital investment of at least $30.
900 900 by the Whitney interests is
to be started next month. Premier
John BraCkcn announces,
Construction of a railroad into the
mining fields will be begun this Win
ter. he said, adding that the provincial
governments offer to pay 800 900 an
nually for five years against possible
operating loss of the road had been
accepted.
The road, to be built by the Cana
dian National Railway at an approx
mate cost Of $3J00,000 he said viii
run from a point near the pass on the
Hudson Bay road into the Film Flon
district. BY the end of the Winter. it
is expected, most of the right Of way
will have been cleared in preparation
for the laying OF rails next Spring.
The development project will bring
great activity to the district. it is be
hevcd One project planned is that OF
Evening star., 1927-11-21
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. November Il '9pe-
,,an = White potatoes, 100 pouhos'
ooa1 *. barrel. 1.25a300: sweet po-
+atoes. barrel 1.50a2.75: vans, oarrei,
. ooao o5. beans, bushel, 2.5oa5.oo'
baets 100. 3.0Oa4,00: Brussels sprouts
o,,arts -10a15; cabbage. 100, 2,0oa4:oo'
caulifower. crate, 1.00a32S; carrots
100, 3.0oa400: celery, crate. 1;zoa-.oo'
kale. bushel, 25a30: lettuce, hampei' @
1.00a2 90: onions. 100 POUNDS l.VVa
IFS. peppers, crate, 1.5oa3.oo' pump
kins 100. 10. 0.00a20.00; parsnips, oashe,. eo.
A0a5o. SAVOY cabbage, bushel, Zoaoo'
spinach bushel, 35a6O: tomatoes es cia'e'
. 0Oa 4 90. turnips, basket. 2oa3o.
Annles basket. 35a75; barrel. 2.5oa
90. rapefruit, box, 3.50a4.50; grapes,
basket. 15a20; oranges, box, 4'ooao'oo'
pears, bushel 50a1.0O.
Hay and Grain Prices.
wheat-No. 2 red Winter, export
137L: No. red Winter, export
! All: No. red Winter, garhcky'
axnort. 1863: No. 8 red WINTER gar
licky, export, 1.339s. no.
Corn-No. yellow, domestlc' ~
cob corn, old, 4.90a5.oo per oarrei'
nominal. ro,k.
U. %
Rve-Nearby, 90al.Oo. ;.
Hav-Receipts, none. New nay -
ARRIVING in only limited quantity II
ts therefore. not being officially graded
and sells strictly on its merits, VIII
in range of 14.O0a16.00 ton, tlmothy
and clover grades. .oo ox.
Straw-No. / wheat, 10.o0a14.OO per
ton: No. . oat, 13.00al4Oo.
live Stack Market.
8 r.+t,e-Receipts, 500 head; choice
,ojght cattle attracting steady prices;
COWS and bulls slow and easier
steers. choice, 1850 to lo.o0' good'
7a25 TO 1925; medium, 11.7o to l2.1o;
common. 1000 to 11.25; feeders ana
stockers' $50 to 100. Heifers. choice,
II mI to 1900: good. 9.75 to 1880: me-
dunn. SIS to $50: common, 630 10
S25. Bulls. choice, stable. 500 to
S75: fair and good. 6.25 to 10; COM
mon to medium. 800 to 100. COWS
choice. stable, 7.50 to $50; falr 10
good, $50 to 1925; common to medium
$50 to 600. .oo
sheen and lamb-Receipts, 4,3OO
head: good supply; market higher;
sheen. 9. 90 to 6 so; lambs. 700 to 14.oO.
Hogs-Receipts, 400 head; fair sup
Dlv: market lower; lights, 9.25; heavles,
$50: medium, $40; roughs, 6.7o to $50;
light pigs, 900 to 9.15; pigs, 9.15;
Western hogs, 10 to 10 higher than
quotations.
Calves-Receip,s. 300 head; light
supply, market steady; calves, G.oO to
1850.
Dairy Farm Products.
Poultry. alive-Turkeys, pound, ABA
~; old. 35a40; poor and, crooked
breasts, 25a30; Spring chickens, 2oa
26; Leghorns. 23a24; poor and thin
1sa20; old hens, 2Ga26; LeGhorns. l6a
IS: old roosters, 14a17; ducks, 22a25;
small and poor, 17a1S: geese. 2Oa2oi
pigeons, pair, 20a30; Guinea fowls
each 40a90.
Dressed poultry-Turkeys, pound
43a45: old. 3Sa40; poor and crooked
breasts. 25a30; young chickens, 26a2S
old and mixed. 25a27: old roosters, l6a
IS. ducks 25a28: geese. 22a28.
Eggs-Receipts. 7S3 cGses: native
and nearby current receipts in free
cases. dozen, 40; strictly fresh, dozen
4Sa50.
Butter-Good to fancy creamery
pound. 46a51; prints. 5la53; blocks
50a52; ladies', 37a3S; rolls, 34a36; store
packed, 33; dairy prints. 34aS6; process
41a42.
Evening star., 1927-11-21
STANDARD OF INDIANA.

NEW YORK. November 81 P.-
Prospects of a stock distribution by
the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana are
being discussed in the financial dis
tricI, although official confirmation is
lacking. At the close Of 1926 earned
and surplus capital was STA. 4.42O.5l4.
the equivalent Of about - per cent
on the capital stock of $228. ilI .453 OF
SI5 par va lue outstanding at thal
time. A stock dividend of 100 per cent
was paid al the close of 1922. An
other report is that more stock Will
he offered to stockholders carrying at
tractive rights.
Evening star., 1927-11-21
STEEL SCHEDULES.

NEW YORK, November 81 (P).
Steel schedule in the Mahoning Val
ley this week show 23 of the 53 indie
pendent open-hearth furnaces melt
ing. IL of the 90 pipe mills operating
and from s. to 20 of the 127 sheet
mills active. A. NJ. Byars Go. is op-
Grating on three daY-a-Weck SChed-
ule. Carnegie Steel is avera Ginc 81
to go per cent and Youngstown Sheet
& Tube 60 per cent
Evening star., 1927-11-21
WILL OFFER STOCK.

NEW YORK. November o1 (R-A
banking group will offer this week
large block of common stock of
Crowley Miner & Co. Detroit depart.
mcnt store, the first public Offering ~
this cOmpany's common stock. com.
priSing the sale Of part of the holdings
Of stockholders
Evening star., 1927-11-21
AUTO OUTPUT DROPS,

NEW YORK. November 81 P) -
States in October was 22l. .292 cars and
trucks. against PSI ,464 in September
and 329,142 in October, 1926. output
for 10 months Of 1927 was 3,072,915
cars and trucks, against 3,S05,06S in
the same period Of 1926.
Evening star., 1927-11-21
D. & H. INCOME DROPS.

NEW YORK. November 81 Up
Net income Of the Delaware & Hudson
60. for the first nine months Of 1927
declined to St,467 .652. equivalent to
s. SO a share, from S5,223 ,297. or St2.13
n share in the corresponding 1926
period Third quarter net income was
equal 10 So a share. against S7S5 a
share in the third quarter last Near
Evening star., 1927-11-21
LESS TOBACCO MOVING.
Both Sales and Receipts of Mary
land Leaf Are Smaller.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, November 2f.-Bo,h
receipts and sales of MARYLAND leaf
tobacco showed declines last week.
the former totaling only PSI hogs
heads while sales amounted to 4O3
hogsheads. leaving a stock in state
tobacco warehouses OF 1851 hogs
heads
Quotations today for MARYLAND leaf
tobacco per 100 pounds. Inferior. ; on
10 500: frosted. 300 to 90. sound
common and greeniSh, 900 to 16 90.
good common. 100 10 5000: medium.
3i.0o 10 40 90; good to fine red. 4t 40
to $3.50: fancy. 500 TO $3.50. seconds
common to medium. 500 to o4n0.
seconds. good TO fine, - Jo0 10 45 .OO.
upper country. air cured, 800 to % On.
ground leaves nominal