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THE BOSTON GIX3BE -FRIDXY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1925 3t AVERAGE BOND PRICES FRENCH BONDS RISE ON HEAVY BUYING depressed in recent months, showed an upward trend during August. The exports of all classes of canned food were larger for the month than in the corresponding month of 1924. Dried fruit exports were also substantially larger last month. Exports of meats and meat products from the United States during August Thursday Wednesday Value HEFLIN DENOUNCES COTTON ESTIMATE Says Washington Board Stands Discredited 1 0 first-grade rails 89.41 89.47 NEW LOWS FOR YEAR IN GRAINS Wheat and Rye Are Under Special Pressure All Pits Filled With Selling Orders Toward Close of Kepublic's 7s valued at $9,374,110, while the exports WEB larea ray Nr ir 90.75 92.22 97.47 92.50 BBSS ui. iiiui ous ana iaxs Quring ue same period totaled 94,793,775 pounds, with a VftlllA rf St9 SSS 7fi7 10 secondary rails 90.85 10 public utilities.

92.28 10 industrials 97.80 Combined average 92.59 Combined, month ago 92.28 Combined, year avu.uuig LU LUQ -1 partment of Commerce. Local stocks of cotton, according to tha Boston Oraln nnd Tfll-iTl Reminds Him of Holmes and Hyde Scandal 20 Years Ago are 1209 bales, contrasted with 1226 a' wees. ago. ana isoi a year ago. THE value of W.

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LAFAYETTE, Ala, Sept 24 (A. P. LOCAL TRADE CONDITIONS Bradstreet's summary of local trade conditions this week will say in part: United States Senator J. Thomas Hefin, nisnmgs, are becoming more active at Democrat, a member of the Senate Agricultural Committee, vigorously attacked the cotton report of the Crop Estimating Board at Washington in a statement issued at his home here ham Co. Inc.

and A. Q. Becker Co. CRUDE OIL OUTPUT SHOWS FURTHER DECREASE The daily average crude oil production in the United States for the week ended Sept 19 totaled 2,131,600 barrels, a decrease of 1450 barrels from the preceding week, according to figures just made public by the American Petroleum Institute. The dailv average production, excluding Smackover heavy oil, decreased 350 barrels.

The daily average production east of California was barrels, compared with 1,463,550 barrels for the week ended Sept 12. The effect of the recent curtailment In California was seen in a decrease or fcoOO barrels, the total daily output for the week being 661,000 barrels. Decreases last week were reported In North Texas, East and West Central Texas, North Louisiana, Gulf Coast, Wyoming, Montana, Colorado and California. Increases wero reported In Oklahoma, Kansas, Southwest Texas and New Mexico. COPPER EASIER Current business In copper la restricted to comparatively proportions, but the London decline and more pressure to sell here has caused a reaction to 14 cents delivered Connecticut points.

The reaction has not inspired general buying on the part of consumers Thus far. More sellers are willing to make concessions, and the recent keen Competition for foreign business has been a factor In bringing about the easier situation. t. Conditions of United States are so good that tnee no possible ground for complaint In that respect. NEW YORK METAL MARKET ESUcot s44 Ili Jn-changea.

Lead steady; spot ta; East St Louis spot and futures 7.90. Antimony, spot L.i-gn-'- PERSONAL MENTION Ta Dean has been elected a reS ol The Brookljne Trust Company. today. The statement said in part: "The Crop Estimating Board stands discredited. The adding of 200.000 bales, when rapid and widespread deterioration of cotton in two-thirds of the cotton belt justified the deduction of more than 500,000 bales from the estimate of two weeks ago, recalls the Holmes and Hyde scandal of 20 years ago, when they, More Than $1,300,000 Czechoslovakia 8s Up Almost Point on Debt-Paying Plans TORK.

Spt 24 (A. tay ar of French Government bonds, -o-cident with the opening of the Trench negotiations at Washington, bolstered op prices in the br.nd market today- Wall Street bene that a natktfactory agreement reached was also reflected Jn of other foreign bonds engendering a more cheerful sentiment la trading circles. With time mopey rates easing off after yesterday temporary hardening. h. bond market ignored reports of a ZLb increase in the New York Fed-fral Reserve rediscount rate later wn to be unfounded, which proved d.sturbing to etock trading.

The wSeVtrf the stock market, how-2 baW. exercised a restraining bond deling, particularly ft. king speculative buying of convert- of the, French group -isfimed by the Government 7 -as On a turnover VS'h" obligation, gained oolnt and established a new for the year at 93V The de-top price for 8s less mandUt toth issues scored good "o'n-l ga Czechoslovak ian 8s almost a point on the announce-22( a debt funding commission fm tb country would sail late this prf-e movements of domestic bonds 'rV in.Vtd but in most groups gains ehAi th losses. Chesapeake Ohio Convertible 5s duplicated the rally In the road shares, reaching a new kU levl at 11 and closing about a of Kelly-Springfield Tire Iff ted these Hens 3 points. Sugar Bond however, were depressed by the recent weakness of the raw sugar ia-ket and copper Issues were heavy.

Plan of hr which tt 4 ti point. Point. action-Point. Wmm 1 RlT- thr, inlttel Oder a ninloB tJonal stock, tonus and Jn fiKa or coiaer weatn- er. lextile fabrics generally are firm.

Miks, cottons and rayons are particularly active. Woolens for men's and women wear are in fair steady demand. Men's clothing, hats, and underwear are selling more actively. Leading furriers report business fe temporarily slow after the August sales, winch wers of much larger volume than SS. Merchant tailors having trada extending over the country report business as having been Ior.soln time, and continuing very good.

Wholesalers of millinery are doing fairly active business for the Retail conditions in the Jewelry business nVi to improve. The de-Z tor diamonJs and the more expensive grade of merchandise Is much in excess of the previous month. Merchants are inclined to purchase more neaviiy than in the same season last year, to evade, if possible, any shortage seasonlay prevail durillS the Christmas iPper klrdred. lines have shown increased activity i the past few eeks, due to preparation for the coming holiday business. Greeting card and book manufacturers report large orders being placed and ar looking forward to a big season in their line.

as memoers or the Crop Kstimating Board at Washington, added 200,000 bales at the instance of bear speculators in New York, for which they were paid $40,000." CHICAGO, Sept 24 (A. An al-around smash in grain prices took place today, breaking the season's low record, both for wheat and rye. and for corn and oats as well. Many trades in wheat showed an overnight loss of 6 cents a bushel. Assertions that has eo big a crop of wheat and rye that European Import requirements of wheat will toe reduced 150,000,000 bushels as compared with last year, had much to do with the general downward plunge of prices.

The wheat market closed unsettled, 2 to 4c net lower, with corn to iy2c off, oats fa to down, and provisions varying from unchanged figures to a setback of 25c. Although the wheat market began to waver right at the opening, it was only as the day approached an end that the price shattering grew spectacular. Continued piling up of supplies of wheat in Canada and apparent indifference of European buyers was largely responsible for the earlier downward swing of the market. Then came sudden news that a leading grain company official who has just returned after several months in Europe had voiced a belief that much lower prices would be witnessed A' general selling stampede ensued, and the wheat pit was swept virtually bare of buying except from previous sellers able to snatch back a profit. Quick rallies just at the finish wheat prices more than 2 cents from the day's bottom figures.

The reaction was due to indications that for at least the time being the flurry had been excessive, and that the market was oversold. Corn, oats and rye gave way with wheat. Rve was the weakest grain on the list, December at one time being on. 7C High, low and closing quotations: Namt and rttail prlc on every pair at tht factory. Patent Step-in Pump.

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MANAGED ADAMS HOUSE 43 YEARS Anthony Dennis Hall Dies After Brief Illness The ew York Stock Exchange membership of Dewees W. Dllworth has been tZ niavtnn Dubosque for $119,000, a W. L. DOUGLAS Stores in Boston 635 WASHINGTON STREET (opposite Essex Street) 46 HANOVER STREET (next door to Waldron's Casino) OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Bill Bell Tel rfg 6s. ...100 11 111 Cent 5s 108 11 do CblStLANO rfg 5s 99 11 Icterboro Bap Trans 7s 89 do 6a 70 81' do rfg 5a atpd 68 47 Int Gt Nor adj 7S 17 Int Merc Marine sf 6s 85 2 Intern'l Ppr est 5a A 91 2b Kan Ft A 4s 87 24 Kao 6a 99 19 Kao City Southern 5s.

91 3 Kan City Term 84 3 Kan Gas Elec 6s. .101 189 Kel Sprlngfld Tire 8s. 109 11 Laclede of StL 5s.lOO 13 Sh a deb 4a '28 98 1 LebigliVal con 5s. 2003. 100 12 unified 4s 93 8 Louisville 5a 97 1 Manntl Sag 7s 100 13 Manhattan By coo 4s 61 20 Market St Ry 7s 101 62 Mid-Coot ret 6s 99 6 Mid rale Steel cvt Ss.

91 6 Mil El RyLt 1st 6s 89 7 1st rfg 4s 21 9 pr lien 5s A 95 282 do new adj 6s 89 15 Mo Pac 1st 6s 101 29 do gen 4s 65 4 Montana Pow 5s 99 3 Montreal Tram col 6a 97 81 Morris Co 1st 4s. 87 7 Murray Body Corp 6s 98 13 Tel Tel 1st 6s.l00 27 Cent rfgiimp 5s. 101 2 do con 4s 85 7 Edison rfg 6s. ..101 21 NT MB cvt 92 17 NT Bye Corp toe 28 27 Tel rfg 6s. 1941.107 8 Tel gen 4s 97 4 NY Westch Boa 4s 68 1 Nl LocAOnt Pow 5s A 98 51 Nor a Western CTt 6s.

140 8 No Am Edison 104 4 No Ohio TrALts 6s A 93 13 No Pacific rfg 6s 10 do new 5a 96 7 do pr lien 4s 84 6 No States Pow 1st 5s A 96 2 Or Short Line rfg 4s. 97 4 Or Wash KB A NaT 4s 83 1 Otis Steel 7s 100 1 Pac Gas A Elec 97 5 Pac Tel A Tel 5s '52. 97 27 Pan-Am Pet A Tr 106 6Peno BR 6s 111 IS do temp os 1964 98 34 do gen 4s. 93 7 Peoria A East lnc 4s. 33 4 Pere Marquette rfg 5s 99 3 Phil A Read A I 5s.

100 3 Pierce-Arrow 8 iI05 3 Pub Se 5s 4 Pub Pe El Pow 6s 106 TO Pub Ser or 100 3 Read'g gen 4s 93 3 Rcx'k Is Ak I 4s. 88 lO StL Ir MAS 4s DI 88 19 StLAS RR lien 4sA 77 14 do adj Ss 93 T5 do lnc 6s 96 7 StL Sowest coo 4s 90 5 StPAK Sh 4s. 84 19 Seab A Line con 94 JpT do adj 5s 88 6 Sinclair Con Oil col 7s 92 31 do 6s 1927 106 41 Sinclair Cr Oil 6s 1928.100 6 Sinclair Pipe Line 5s 84 4 Skelly Oil 6s 111 22 Sothn Pac cvt 4s 97 21 do rfg 4s S3 28 Sothn Ry gen 6s ...111 do 6 ..............105 30 do 4a 78 3 Swu Bell Tel rfg 5s. .100 decline of $1000 from the last previous sale. COTTON FIRMER Erf Sept 24-The excitement and big break in cotton of yesterday was followed by a comparatively quiet market today and a much narrower fluctuation.

After selling up to 23.82 Sfiy. December contracts broke to' but recovered a good part of the loss, closing at The general market closed steady net 3 points higher to 1 point lower. Opening, high, low and last sales: The tlshad i Ply-point, aster, and Mort IrislTlS- Sept 24 Sept 23 Wheat: High low Sept 1-47 1.4S Do: 1.46 1.421 May 1.50Vi 1.441.4 At the annual meeting of stockholders of the Boston Albany Railroad. Charles Adams of this city and Chandler Bullock of Worcester were electeddirectors to fill vacancies caused by the death of Chester ana the resignation of Augustus G. BullocK.

Otrer directors were reelected. railroalTearnings roKmpa7ed are: 1.47 Vi 1.47 1.60 1.44 1.44 1.46V4 low Sept 24 Sept 23 23.22 23.37 2329 Corn: 100 100 102 103 99 89 89 70 70 67 67 78 78 84 84 91 91 87 87 99 99 91 91 84 84 101 101 KI3V4 106 100 100 98 98 100 100 93 93 96 96 100 100 61 61 101 101 98 98 91 91 89 89 21 21 95 95 89 89 101 101 64 64 99 99 97 97 84 85 98 98 100 100 101 101 85" 85 101 101 92 92 28 28 107 107 97 914 68 68 98 98 139 140 101 101 93 98 106 1061 4 96 96 84 84 96 9 97 97 82 82-4 100 100 97 97 97 97 105 105 111 111 97 97 93 93 33 33 98 98 100 100 105 105 103 103 105 106 99 93 93 88 88 88 88 76 76 93 93 95- 95 90 P0 84 84 94 94 85 85 92 92 105 106 100 10014 84 84 111 111 97 97 88 89 110 110 105 105 78 78 100 100 102 102 40 41 55 55 108 108 92 92 99 99 89 89 105 105 87 87 94 94 85 85 100 100 96 90 99 99 90 90 100 100 66 Vi 66 94 94 106 106 101 102 98 98 70 70 79 79 100 101 December January Sept .81 .79 AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS .78 .82 Open High ..23.24 23.50 ..23.60 23.82 ..23.00 23.18 ..23.27 23.45 ..23.60 23.71 ..23.32 23.39 23.72 23.69 23.06 23.06 23.30 23.31 .82 .79 23.57 22.88 23.15 23.46 23.25 March May UNITED STATES BONDS SS Liberty 100.11 100.6 21 4s 100.10100.10 14 Liberty 1st Utwrty 3d 4V.S 100.31 Liberty 3d 4AI 101.15 101.13 air. Liberty 4ta 6 102.12 102.5 11 0 re. Miry 4 103.4 102.27 80 3 Treasury .100.20 106.13 100.6 100.10 101.28 100.31 101.15 102.5 102.27 106.13 LKc May Oats: Sept Dec May 23.60 23.58 23.30 23.28 July v- TlW 1 jm i .35 .42 37 40'i 44V .83 .79 .83 .40 17.35a 15.10 14.60 18.15 Southern Pacing Gross $25,469,452 25 154 063 Net 5.631.973 5.24J.010 Pittsburs West Vircinla: .83 17.25 15.02 14.52b 18.15n 17.25 5.00 14.50 Knot closed steady and unchanged; middling uplands 23.65c; no sales. NEW OTt LEANS, Sept 24 Today's open in highest end lowest sales and closing bids In the local cotton market follow: nose TIM Jirosa 440.990 354.764 I.ard: Sept 17.30 Dec 15.07 Mrt 14.55 Ribs: SePt mm.

Increase 314.79 289.903 86.22G 49.404 37.738 19.300 3,842 58,285 64,880 CASH MARKETS 167.159 104.178 131.311 8.292 296,217 Total net 21t.oti Sur aft chgs 201.91b Buffalo Susauelianua: Gross 112,005 Ket on Iae 4.450 Chicago Great Western Gross 2,290.774 Net 363.097 Open High 23.02 ..22.95 23.18 ..22.97 23.15 ..23.16 23.30 ..23.27 23.27 Tjow Sept 24 Sept 23 22.74 22.90 22.87 22.85 23.01 23.00 22.83 23.01 22. 93 23.00 23.12 23.15 23.05 23.23 23.14 October December January March May Anthony Dennis Hall, manager of the Adams House for 43 years and one of best known hotel men In the country, died suddenly yesterday at hie rooms in the Hotel Puritan, He was 80 years old last January, up to within a few days he was active in his duties. He was bom in Fall River, Mass, educated in the public schools there and at the age of 17 went to New Bedford, entering the grocery business. Later he was with Wood, Brlghttnan Co. coming to Boston in 1882 as a clerk in Youngs hotel, operated by his brother, George G.

Hall, and J. R. Whipple. In 1SS3 the firm of Whipple Hall bought the Adams Hou. and Anthony D.

Hall became manajer, holding, this position until his death yesterday. During the last few years he was assciated with the two sons of his late brother, George and Frank Hall. Mr Hall served three terms in the New Bedford City Council. He was the oldest past master of Star of the East Lodge, A- F. A.

and a member of Sutton Commandery, K. of New Bedford. He la survived by his wife, who was Miss Mary Soule of New Bedford, whom he married in 1872; two eons, William T. Hall, professor of chemistry at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and George Anthony Hall, a banker, 14 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. FIRM WINSl7h220 FROM STATE IN SUIT Millar Company Awarded Damages in New Trial Sneclal Dispatch to the Globe SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Owing to Unforeseen Circumstances the Opening of Spot closed steady; middling uplands 22.92c sales 6203 bales; stock 251,525 bales.

BOSTON PRICES WHOLESALE Flour To ship from mills, f. b. AMFC.c-.Ar rWKi Boston i common rate points in 198-lb sacks. Sprit), mi 20J, 66 J. Mr 12.

40J I5J JOS It fcMa 2a lOTenn Elec rfg 6s ...102 special 9.r09.65, standard $8.25 9.35; Spring first clears hard Winter patents soft Winter patents $8.25.25, soft Winter straights soft Winter clears $7.507.75. Rye Hour, white patents S55.25, standard dark rye Corn All-rail shipment, No. 2 yellow 1.08 a bushel. No. 3 yellow $1.06 1.07; lake and tail shipment.

No. 2 yellow $1.0401.05, No. 3 yellow $1.031.04. Oats All-rail (shipment, fancy -pounders 65 56c a bushel; fancy 38 pounders, 54'g55 regular 38-pouaders, 5152c; regular BGfifilc: regular S4-Domde 49Ji5)c. 41 97 102 95 99i 88 98 98 99 94 101 91 9S 102 102 103 K'1 89 104 100 92 94 90 99 93 83 9 92 86 102 95 103 lOOH 101 80 95 10 100 101 94 87 9-' 103 103 118 105 98 83 26 97 102 96 99 88 SS 98 94 99 101 92 98 102 102 103 101 89 105 100 93 97 04 90 99 93 83 96 92 80 102 95 103 100 88 101 80 95 108 101 101 94 90 87 92 103 103 118 105 98 83 26 Has been postponed from Sept.

28 to Oct. 5 All tickets purchased for Week of September 28 will be good for week Oct. 5th for their respective performances ALL TICKETS PURCHASED FOR WEEK OCT. 5 MUST BE EXCHANGED -hpat No. 2.

red Winter, No 2. hard WlnSMS Corn No. 2, yellow, 83'4'3'84c: No. 3. vellow, 82V83Vc; No.

4, yellow. 81c: No. yellow, 80c: No. 6. yellow, 78Vi79c: No.

2. white. 83ffS84c; No- 3, white, S2t83V4c; No. 4. white, 8181c; No.

5, white. 79c; fo. 6 wlrite. 78c. Oats S'o.

2. white, SSHO0e; No. 3. white, 3839c. GRAIN TRADE NOTES London cables that Russia shipped 204,000 quarters of wheat this week.

Chicago receipts Sept 23: Wheat 25, corn 168. oats 27, rye 1, barley 56 cars. Estimated Chicago receipts, Sept 24: Wheat 28, corn 227, oats 38, rye 2, barley 57 cars. Liverpool's wheat close: October 10s 7Vid, off net for the day; December 10s 2d, off Id. Chicago September contract deliveries: Wheat 312,000, com 076,000, oats 32,000, rye 18,000 bushels.

Pome inquiry from St Louis and Southwestern mills was reported to have developed for Spring wheat now in storage at Chicago. Millers are buying to fill immediate requirements and their stocks are short, says a French cable. Native wheat of-ferirfgs are being withheld in anticipation of higher prices. Black Pea shipments for the week: Wheat 1,632,000 busbels, corn 536,000, barley 1,568,000, rve 264,000, of which Russia shipped: Wheat 1,400,000, bariev 1,204,000, rye 264,000. Forecasted grain shipments from Argentine for the week compare with actual shipments last week and the corresponding week last year as follows, figures in bushels: 16 Third At adj 5s do rfg 4s 9 Toledo Edison 7s 8 Union Pac 1st 4s 12 do cvt 4s 12 Rubber Ba 10 Steel 5s 16 Ctah Lt A Tr 5s 55 ..108 92 99 90 .105 SS Lake and rail shipment, fancy 40-pounders, 52 053c; fancy 3S-ixjunders, 51052c; regular 38- PLYMOUTH.

Sept 24 In Superior Court today, before Judge James H. EVES, at 8:15 LAST $2 WAT. TOIWW Sisk, tho jury in the case of James NEW PARK THEATRE ni Im MX LAST WEEK MAT. 8AT. Tonight at SIHKKOOI) PERrjVAL, I'rearil A Cornady of Home Ufa yr shubert- B9 WlLBUffe LAST 3 6 Ctah Pow A Lt 5s.

94 19 CTt -TM 856 39 Va Car Cbem Ts 100 4Vlr Rt A Pow rfg 6s 96 lOVir Ry 6s 99 9 Wabash rfg 5s 97 28Westn Elec 5s 101 5 Westn Maryld 1st 4s 66 2 Western Pac 5s 94 5 Westlughouse El 7s. 106 5 Wtllvsoverld 1st 6s.l02 9 Wilson A Co 1st 6s. 98 1 Wilson Co cvt 70 4 Wis Cent gen 4s 79 14 Youngstn Sht A 6s. 101 TIMES Decrease. STEEL AND EQUIPMENT The Florida East Coast Railway Is in the market for 25,000 tons of SO-pound rails for 1926 delivery.

An order for eight mountain-type passenger engines has been received by the Baldwin Locomotive works from the Louisville Nashville. The Canadian Facisc has placed a rail order with the Algoma Steel Corporation. It is reported to be sufficient to provide two months' work for the Algoma mill. The Baltimore Ohio la in the market for 1000 box car bodies. Bridge projects are expected to result in the definite orders for a total of about 100,000 tons of steel.

It Is understood that the New York Central is figuring on one bridge of 15,000 tons and smaller structures calling for 5000 tons additional. The Delaware, Lackawanna Western has placed orders with the Pullman Company for 15 suburban coaches. Atchison will make "inquiry for about lOO.ooo tons of rails during the nxt month for 192S delivery. Two other roads in the Central Western district will make inquiry in the next 10 days for total of 75,000 tons of rails. H.

B. POTTER, ONCE OF BOSTON, TO MANAGE BALTIMORE LINES BALTIMORE. Sept 24 A former Providence and Boston man, on Oct 1, will become vice president and general manager of the United Railways of Baltimore, succeeding Louis H. Palmer, who has accepted a similar position with the Fifth Avenue Coach Company of New York. The new vice president and general manager will be H.

B. Potter, who, since 1923, has been assistant to the president. C. D. Emmons, also formerly of Boston.

Mr Potter and Mr Emmons had been associated when the latter was general manager of the Boston Elevated Railway. Mr Potter was born in Providence. Nov 14, 1881. He was educated in the public schools of Cambridge. Mass, and Lowell Institute, where he was graduated in electrical and mechanical engineering.

He began his railway work in 1904 in the construction of a small electric railway in Maine and became manager of the road at the age of 23. ANDREWS "DUTY" pumiuers, DUfSalc; regular pounders. 49050c. MilUeed Spring bran SS109LSO a ton; middlings $34041: mixed feed red dog $48; gluten feed gluten meal $32.20: hominy feed stock feed $38; oat hulls $12; cottonseed meal linseed meal $50. Cornmeal and oatmeal Cornmeal.

granulated $2.70 per U0 lbs. bolted $2.95, feeding meal and cracker! corn $2.15. Oatmeal, rolled $2.80. cut and ground $3. OH.

Hay No. 1 timothy $28029 a ton. No. 2 timothy $2426. No.

3 timothy Eastern $10024: shipping $13015; clover mixed $20(825: poor and damaged $12014; swale tl6tfl7. Straw Eye $21(222 a ton: oat $13S15. JOBBINU White Sugar The American Sugar Refining Company quoted refilled sugar 5.45 with the usual 2 percent discount in. seven days. Beans New York and Michigan pea $6,250 6.50 per 100 lbs.

yellow eye S7.750S, red kidneys $12.50013. white California $8.7509: SS 4 22 MS 4 MM 25. HARBYARCHIMs OR.CHESTfcA MM CA GALAXY OP OANClrlAOSTAV NEXT WEEK -SEATS NOW MAIL "IRS DB.I IHJ TV I SNAPPIEST MUSICAL PUS TKt SA MP Total sales of bonds today $11 ,921.000. Millar Company against the Commonwealth of Massachusetts rendered a verdict of $71,220, which, with interest, will amount to about for damages sustained to the company's property when the Tercentenary Commission here, which was created by act of the Legislature to take property for the building of the park along the waterfront, took away the Millar wharf and coal sheds in 1920. The Millar Company brought suit against the Commonwealth.

Tho action was tried a year ago and the company was given a verdict for $65,000, which was taken to the Supreme Court by the Commonwealth and a new trial granted. CItJdast THE COMEDY TRIUMPH OF THECENTURy day aDd pared with $10,205,000 previous 517,000 a year ago. iri; BOND NEWS green peas Canadian peas $7: split peas Week Wheat 703.000 Corn 3.120.000 Oats 140.000 Pr tvepk 1.269.000 2.412.000 21.000 Last rear 1.212.000 6.176.000 791.000 NEXT IWOIM. SEATS NOW ARTHUR HOPKINS Presents THE COMEDY TRIUMPH WHAT PRICE GLORY By Maxwell Anderson and Laurence Stalllnas 50e to S3 Wed. Sat.

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121 12 Gr Trak Sy of Can 7s. 115 23 Gr Northern Ts .110 22 do 5a 94 34 id A Mao rfg 5a A 92 17 da ad) iae 76 SHsmW a Bf 6a.l01 11 1 06? 3 i la LONDON WOOL SALES LONDON, Seat 24 The offerings at the wool auctions today amounted to 11,377 bales. The selection consisted mostly of crossbreds, which were well absorbed at firm rates. The $2,000,000 issue of 7 percent bonds of the Larutan Fuel Company, offered Thursday, has been oversubscribed. PERMANENT RAIL, L.TEXS READY The Gulf Mobile Northern Railroad Company's definitive first mortgage 5 percent series bonds are now ready for delivery in exchange for temporary certificates at the main office of the United States Mortgage and Trust Company.

New York city. FOREIGN LOAN Blair Co. Inc, have purchased a $3 ono.000 short-term note issue of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, which will be sold privately within the next day or two. The notes will replace New York and Chicago Raved Over The Funniest Show on EARTH N. E.

PUBLIC SERVICE CO TO CONTROL UTILITIES CHICAGO, Sept 24 Samuel Insull has formed the New England Public Service Company to control public utilities, his brother, Martin J. Insull, announced today. The new corporation will control through majority common stock ownership the Central Maine Power Company, the Manchseter Traction Light Power Company and the National Light, Heat Power Company. Through the latter company, the new concern will control the Twin State Gas Electric Company, the Berwick Salmon Falls Electric Company, the Vermont Hydro-electric Corporation, Inc, the Rutland Railway, Light Power Company, and the Pittsfield Power Company. These concerns serve 2S6 communities in Maine, New Hampshire.

Vermont and New York. ORIGINAL N. Y. CAST INCLUDING Loui. John Bartela Helen Lowell Wei) Sat.

We to 2.00 NO HICHPN 3 UK SAM S- SH EVES. St 8l 10 HUBERl S2J50 Mat, Tom' TIlP MFHHRS. SIH IIKItT MMMM CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET CHICAGO. Sept 24 Cattle: receipts, 9000; best 14.50; bulk under 12.00; 1414-pounds average, upward to 16.25; few above 13.00; bulk 9.5O12.00; vealers 12.50g 13.50; few 14.50 to outsiders. Hogs Receipts, bulk desirable 140 to 225-pound weight 13.35(frl3.80; top 13.95; packing sows largely 11.9012.40; majority strongweight killing pigs 12.75 13.25.

Sheep Receipts, bulk fat range lambs 14.25I4.C0; top 14.60; most natives 14.0014.25; few 14.50 to city butcher; culls largely 11.00; choice range ewes S.oo; feeding lambs upward to 15.75. COFFEE FUTURES EASIER NEW YORK, Sept 24 The market for coffee futures opened unchanged to 18 points higher, but eased under liquidation. The close was steady at a net decline of 1 to 35 points. Sales were estimated at 73,000. Closing quotations: September, 20.39; October, 19.24; December, 18.24; January, 17.35; March, 16.45; Mav.

15.55; July, 14.85. Spot coffee quiet, Rio 7s. 20. That Ruanng, Screaming, Thrilling Mystery an issue oi ins same amuum aitn matures on Sept 30. PROVINCE OF MANITOBA 4s The Province of Manitoba, Can, has sold $3,100,000 of 4Vr-percent 15-year bonds to a banking group, headed by the Royal Bank of Canada and Wood, Gundy Co.

who paid 95.15 for them. The Proceeds of the issue will be used to refund a maturing issue of $3,000,000 five-year 6s, sold in 1920. HERSHEY CHOCOLATE 6s A notice is issued bv Ezra V. Hershey, dried limas iH: aianenuna beans So.Z406.75. Provisions Bucks and short cuts, heavy $47 a barrel, medium $41046.

long cuts $45.50, lean ends $56; bean pork $33. loose salt 21 Vic lb, fresh ribs 32033MiC; shoulders, smoked corned fresh 21'622c; hams, cooked 43V4fft50c, regular skinned 24033c; bacon 819404OV4c briskets 22c; bologna 17Vi'ti20c, ftankfurts 17Vi 025c, fresh sausage 25V837Tfo bag sausage 28c, sausage pats 37c, cooked meats 25V40 80Hc pork trimmings 22c; raw leaf 204ac, rendered leaf lard 22Mjc. pure lard Country Dressed Hogs 100 to 150 pounders, 2022e a pound; 150 pounders and heavier. 19 (ft 20c; pigs. 25 to 40 jwunders.

2S028C; 75 to 100 pounders. 2224c; boars. 5(57c. Dressed Meats Beef, steers, choice 22023c a pound, good lS21Vfce, medium 1417 common llSflSMjc; cow beef, choice 1350 14V4C good 12W13Vie, medium lO011c. Veal, medium 14016c, common 12wl4c.

Lamb, choice 25026c. good 23025c, medium common 19021c. Mutton, good 1416c. medium 12014c. common 9012c.

Dressed Poultry Native fresh killed fowl, large 34038c a pound, medium 26030c; broilers 80035c: roasting chickens, 4U to 5 lbs. Western dry packed, in boxes, corn fed fowl, large 32035c, medium 24028c, small 22023c; jnilk fed fowl, large 84037c; medium 28082c, small 26028c; roosters 18023c. Live Poultry Fowl, fancy 26028c a pound: cfiickens, large 28028c. small 23ig25c. Leghorns 20023c.

Fruits Apples, best marks. Mcintosh $1.50 2.50 lxx, wealthy $1.7502.25. gravenstein $1.7502.50. Wolf Rover Hubbardston pippins bananas, red and yellow 505W.C lb; berries, blue 25040c jt. cranberries $304 box; grapefruit $408 box: grapes, seedless $lj2 box, malaga $1.2502, red mnlaga $1.5001.75, tokay $1.2502, cornislions $1.2502.25.

lady fingers $2.5002.75. York State varieties 20023c bskt; lemons $10 013 box; cantaloupes $1.5003.50 std crt and $101.75 fit crt, pink meats $101.75 fit crt, honey dew melons crt, casaba $1.2502 crt; oranges $409.50 box; native peaches $1.5001.75 14-qt. bskt; pears. California Bartlett box; native Bartlett $1 5002.50 bu. Sheldon $1.5002.

Btiffum $1 1.50. seckle $203; plums $2750 box. Vegetables Beans, green 50075c bu. wax 75CS1.25, shell lima cutoff beets 50075c bx; cabbage 25050c bx; cutoff carrots bx; cauliflower 1040e bx ceierv bx: corn 15'50e bx; cucum-bera $102 bx: eggplant bx; Valley onions bag: parsnips bx; peppers $101.25 bx: potatoes, white $2 1502.75 bag. sweet $4.5005 bbl; lettuce 100 75c bx: squash.

Summer 50075c bx; Winter $101.25 bbl; tomatoes 1.50 bx; turnips, purple tops 50075c bx. yellow lb. -Beaell 1724 Week of Sept. 21. at 2 and 8 P.

M. 104 100 98 102 103 96 97 103 10O 99 92 88 1024 101 95 1110 94'4 92 101 101 89 87 80 107 100 884 119 97 74 63 49X, 49 49 97 86 99 108 98 95 102 82 J3 97 97 107 84 65 102 98 105 104 104 72 64 179 104 110 120 115 110 .94 91 76 101 103 100 98 102 103 96 97 102 1001,4 99 92 88 102 101 93 100 94 92 101 101 89 87 80 107 '4 100 8R 118 97 74 63 49 49 49 97 86 99 98 108 9Vi 95 102 82 97 97 107 84 64 102 95 105 104 103 72 64 177 104 110 120 115 110 94 91 76 101 OF ALL COMEDIAN 3 CHEAT El Mrs Sarah Spiller Dies LACONIA. Sept 24 Mrs Sarah Spiller, a lifelong resident of this city, died at 36 River st last evening after a long illness. The tuneral services will be held from the Wilkinson Funeral Home on Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The Bigaest Mtulcat Suecrst of th Centary LONDON METAL PRICES Final quotations posted on the Iondon Metal Exchanee Thursday, with the net chances, aro as follows: Spot cooper f61 7s 6d 2s 6d Futures copper i62 5s 5s Electro spot f7 5s 5s Electro futures 66 15s 5s Sales spot 100 tons: futures 1400 tons.

Stmt tin ..264 10a Ss Futures tin 264 10s Unchanged Straits tin 271 10s 4- 5s Sales spot tin 50 tons; futures 750 tons. Snot lead 2s 6d 10s Futures lead 36 7s 6d Unchanged Spot zinc 38 12s 6d 7s 0,1 Futures zinc 37 6s 3d Unchanged "AGWI" EARNINGS Earnings of the Atlantic, Gnlf West Indies Steamship Lines aod subsidiaries for July and the seven months ended July 31 last, compared with like periods last year, are as follows: 1925 1924 Increase July gross S2.SB7.OOe 1. 901. 933 485.079 Net art depre. 386,187 70.796 315.391 Gross loc 406.192 90.637 815.555 Kurp art tirh 214.560 107.717 322.277 SeTen mos cr.

17.221.787 15.359.321 1.862.460 Net att deprec 2.42S.ft08 1.685,583 743.325 Gross 2.642.8.S2 1.934,913 707,919 Surp aft 1,326,492 626.751 799,741 Deficit. WEBER FIELDS With ARMAND KALIZ and ED3IE BROWN Al Tucker's Band, Bob Hall, Sun Lin Flourette Jeoffrie, Weston A Eline, Foster A Peggy, Hollaway A Austin. i treasurer of the Hershey Chocolate Company, to all holders of trie com-i pany's first-mortgage sinking-fund 6- percent gold bonds, due in 1942, that the company will redeem, on Nov 1 next, at I a redemption price equal to 104, all of the remaining outstanding bonds of the ssue. Holders of the bonds are instructed to present them for redemption on Nov 1 at the office of the National City AMUSEMENTS MM ttH iJ Ml in f4H fH Ufa ts 1M MM i NORA SAVES NEXT WEEK: SYMPHONY HALL SUNDAY MATINEE AT 3:30 EVENING AT 8:15 VIAS. AVE." Continuous torn I P.nX 0 gm AWAMSOH ZteCOfiSToffOLiy SCREENINGS .2:00 4:30 6:40 8:10) "THRILLS OF LIFE" Seenej of Daring and Courage Fllnwd by tho Mori.

Camera In the Pat 10 Year. Next Week MARY PICKFORD In "Llftfe Annlo Raoney LOEWS ORPHEUM Sept. VIRGINIA VALLI In "SIEGE" With EUGENE O'BRIEN Hal Roach Comedy UNCLE TOM'S CABIN AND HIS FAMOUS Pathe, fakla, Toplci UarK or rew YorK, tne trustee. BANK OF FIX LAND 7S Lee, Higginson Co are preparing to exchange at their Boston, New York or Chicago offices the outstanding Interim certificates for the permanent first mortgage collateral 7 percent sinking gold bonds of the Industrial Mortgage Bank of Finland; dated July 1. last, and due July 1, 1944, having coupons due Jan 1.

1926. and subsequent attached. REAL. SILK HOSIERY 7S new issue of $2,500,000 Real Silk Hosiery Mills. Inc.

7 percent cumulative stock is offered at $100 per share and accrued dividend by John Burn- KEITH-ALBEE BAND BOSTON THEATRE OPENS OCT. 6 DAIRY MARKETS local jobbing quotations on butter, cheese ami eggs follow: Butter Northern creamery. In tubs rl52e a pound, in boles 54Q55c. in prints Western creamery, in tubs, fancy 50V2it51c, good to choice 4930c. fair to good Cheese Fresh York State fancy twins 26 27c a pound, average fancy 252tic; Young America Kggs Nearby hennery, selected brown 69 70c a dozen, mixed colors fresh-gathered Eastern extras 58600 Western, hennery 59Q64C, extras 4951c: extra firsts 44447c, firsts 4043e.

Receipts: nutter 102.500 lbs. cheese 1667 bxs. eggs 3097 cs: same day last year, butter 324.400 lbs. cheese 3S1 bxs. eggs 2080 cs.

Iu other mareets: Chicago Butter market firm: extra 47c. extra firsts 4546c firsts seconds 39 41c. standards 4JVic packing stock receipts 4S90 nkes. same day last year 4715 nLgs. F.ee market firm: tirsis S436c.

ordinary firsts 2S4i32c. miscellaneous 84035c. dirties checks receipts 3904 cs, same dav last year 5552 cs. New York Butter market firm; extra (92 score) 49Vic, hlghvr coring, f.Otj.50V6c, high firsts 47M849C, low firsts receipts 10 758 same day last year 8982 pfegs. Cheese market firm: fresfa specials 25c.

average fancy 2324c. Erg market firm; extra firsts 45 48c. firsts 3Srt7.42c. storage extras 35037c, flrt receipts 14,863 cs, same day last Tear IS. 746 cs.

St Louis Egg market firm; firsts 34336c. ordinary firsts 30VS32C. DIVIDENDS DECLARED CnntlnumiN 0:15 A. M. to 10:30 V.

M. "TROUBLES WITH WIVES" With Florence Vidor and Tom Moore 6 BIO VAUDEVILLE ACTS NEXT 1 1 O. W. GRIFFITH'S "SALLY OF THE SAWDUST" With Carol Dempster and C. W.

Fields NEW VAUDEVILLE Date Stock of payable record EASTERN SS BUYS RICHMOND-NEW YORK CO RICHMOND, Va, Sept 24 The sale of the Richmond-New York Steamship Company to the Eastern Steamship Company, under provisions of the offer made by (ialen L. Stone, president of ihe purchasing- organization, has been formally ratified by stockholders. Details of the sale and the transfer of the thre steamers, wharf properties and privileges will oe effected through the board jf directors. The transaction involves J250.000, approximately sulficlent to cover the local company's obligation. Ueut.

Commander JOHN PHILIP 50USA.CondoCa-THIRD OF A CENTURY TOUR SPECIAL NEW PROGRAMS PRICKS SI. $1.30. IS, Pliw Tax Seats on Sale at STKINKRT AND SYMPHONY HALLS Local Management: Albert Stelnert COLONIAL Latest and Greatest Edition With W. FIELDS- Ray Dooloy rule 9 si 3 Sent 21 Oct 15 Nov 15 Nov IS Nov 2 Sept 24 Sept 22 Sept 24 Sept 24 Sept 24 24 Oct 3 Oct 15 Oct 7 Oct 15 Sept 30 MAJESTIC 52 Mat. Tomorrow BIGGEST MU8ICAL HIT EVER PRODUCED IN AMERICA Arthur Hamiricrsteln'a Oct 1 Nov 2 Dee 1 Dec 1 Nov 16 Sept 30 Oct 1 Sept 30 Sept 30 tfept 30 Sept SO Oct 20 Not 1 Oct 15 Oct 1 Not 2 Oct 15 Oct 30 Oct 15 Not 2 A MOLLIS 2 WEEKS ONLY NEXT MAT.

TOM'W 9 I Hi Company Div Alles Fisher 60c qu American Screw $1.50 ou Assoc Drv Coods 62c qu Assoc 1st pr $1.50 mi Assoc 2d si Si. 75 uu Beacon Oil Co pr. qu Boston Cons Gas. 2 Brookline Trust Co. $3 qu Citizens Gas Lt 2 qu Mystic Steamship 50c qu Coal 3 qu NE Fuel Transp'n 1 QU Dela Lack West.

$1.50 qu Eaton Axle Spring 50c Gen Refractories 50c qu Cen Tire Rub pr. lqu Mass Gas Go's Merchants' Bank. 3Vc qu Packard Motor qu Pierce But Pierce 2Ht QU Pub Serv Pwr 7 qu Hoe Co cl A SI qu Tenn 6 1st pr $1.50 qu Tenn 6 2d pr. $1.50 qu Tenn 7 1st pr $1.73 qu Tenn 7.2 1st prSl.SOqu Worcester Gas Light 60 qu Worcester Light 1 ex GEORGE M. COHAN 60c to tj Every Night Oct II LAST WEEK SENSATIONAL PICTURE rOX rrespnts THE FOOL banning Pollock's World-I atned I'lay TREMONT TEMPLE gg NEXT WEEK World's Greatest Picture WILLIAM FOX rresenta THE IRON HORSE A Tremendous Success Wherever shown SEATS NOW SELLING Bl EAKLV iiiLyf Oct 15 (HIMSELF) i'amcripau nnnun TREMONT LAST 3 TIMES Laat Mat.

Tom'w RUBBER LOWER NEW YORK, Sept 24-FolIowing several days of strength, the local rubber market developed weakness today. Spot smoked ribbed sheets were quoted at SCc a pound, or lc under yesterday, while October-December deliveries were off IVic to lo at RECEI PT80F ST A PLES Oct Oct Oct Iec Oct Dec Dec IN HIS NEWEST COMEDY nnikinwnii mviiii Jan Not Jan Jan Oct Oct Ua I I Hi i Boston receipts of commodities Sept 24: it A SON OF HIS FATHER" VISIBLE INDEX NEW HAVEN ROAD ORDERS 35 MULTI-UNIT COACHES WORCESTER, Sept 24 The Osgood Bradley Car Company has received from the New Haven Railroad a contract for construction of 35 passenger coaches of the multi-unit type, to be used in the suburban New York service between New Haven and Grand Central Station. The cars are to be 70 feet long, with a capacity of 124 persons, and will be motor equipped, 60 that they can run under their own power and use ordinary coaches as trailers. The contract price is about $900,000. Business Troubles Rollin E.

Morton and William J. Morton, doing business as the Morton Motor Equipment Company, Lawrence, have filed a partnership petition In bankruptcy. They owe $39,709. all of which is unsecured; no assets. Robert C.

Rogers. Lynn, has filed a petition in bankruptcy. He owes $490; no assets. Frank Goodell, restaurant keeper, Pittsfieid, has tiied a petition in bankruptcy. He owes $S79; assets $300.

l-ea M. Trilling, salesman, Lawrence, has a petition in bankruptcy. He owes $64tJ2; assets $399. Ferdinand E. Fryatt, laborer, Som -erville, has filed a petition in bank-ruftcjr owes Hiii no set.

WILLIAM FARNUM in "THE BUCCANEER" Estelfe Winwood RHWDQIN SQUARE THEATRE kW I Bfc.I Conlmaoas Uim 10 JO ZANE GREY'S "WILD HORSE MESA" with Jack Holt and Billit Don "RUGGED WATER'' with Loii WlU ten anf Wallace Beery Mark Sennett Comody, "Tgi. Iron Nag" Jsek Malhall and Helen Fersotts "Wild West" 5 Vaadenille ArH Ton.ght Bargain Night. Eatra Act. NEXT WEEK Beg Inning Sunday, "The Ten Commandment! "WIT HOfT MLRCV" "LITE'S GREATEST THK1I.I.S" Wool, dom, bags. 211 Cotton, dm, baies 798 Flour, bbls 3.023 Oats, bu 2,000 Barley, bu 825 Oatmeal, cs 800 Oieo.

pkgs 915 Beans, lbs 10.000 Potatoes, bu ,...8.106 Hay. cars TWICE OAILV Apples bbls Apples, bxs Cranberries, bbls. Perries, crates Peaches, pkgs ...4 Cantaloupes, car. Oranges, bxs Graperrait, Lemons, bxs Grapes, dm, bskts.l Grapes, dm, crts.79. Tea, pkgs bags 2 OtB tO DIVIDEND NOTES An extra dividend of 1 percent, in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents has been declared by the Worcester Gas Light Company, both pavable Oct 1, next.

Packard Motor has declared a quarterly dividend of 60 cents, thereby placing the stock on a $2 annual basis, payable Oct 30. to stock of record Oct 15. In the preceding quarter the company paid 30 cents regular and 50 cents extra. 40 744 262 53 1 f'2-540 348 .186 942 ,125 MUTT JEFF Cards easily offset to signal for attention. Records entered or read on either side of card without removing from tray.

Drawers interchangeable, trouble-proof card holders all metal. Other desirable and exclusive features. Poultry, lbs 3SS 'BRINGING UPFATHER' cars 38 23 i I 1 I I "WINDS OF CHANCE" Bv Rea Beach, ailth Fresh beef. Lard, lbs Ham, lbs Live poaltry fl Lincoln cars 5 (5 Mas Next bii'VIiM OLYMPIA Anna 0. Niln-Ba Lyoa Loll Warner Baiter Richard Barthelmm Is "SHORE LEAVE" with Dorotny MacKalll AASH.

ST 5 Big Aett Vaadriil The Pier.ce, tiutier i-ierce i faeturir.g Co has declared a quarterly ALL5TON And Enelyn Brent la THIATOJ "Smooth Silk" Week Miltos SilH in "The Knockout I ISCOtLAYS OLYMPIA 7 Bit Acts Vaili 113-120 FEDERAL STREET COMMERCIAL NOTES Sales of spot cotton at Liverpool, 8000 bales; good middlings 13.H'd, middlings 12. Md, off net for the day. Canned food exports, which had been dividend of VA percent on tne common, pavable Oct 15. to stock of record Oct 5. placing the iseueSon a 10 percent basis, compared with 8 percent previously in the form of 1 percent quarterly and 1 percent extra.

f-w-. HOWARD "Lams' Burlogag aMtk Ckas. KItz) Cemtry, alt a CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING PICTURES and Vaa ssaithiai doing till U. LANCASTER "ENEMY SF MEN." DOROTHY REVIER-CULLEN UNbia, -BY LABrS LIPS," CUUA BOW I CONSTANCE TALMADGE IN 'HER SISTEB FROM fABIS "MVAMIA Sf TUB ICtV UNO".