Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1921, Page 15

- FINANCIAEL. . THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1921—PART 2. NANCIAT. 5 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Grain, Produce and Live Stock|[RADING IS Sl_uw, R No Pemalty on Saall Balances. Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. Y.OCAL WHOLESALE MARKET. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. TRGE SUBSCRPTION 4% Interest on Savings Accounta. MEXTCO CITY, February b.—Issu- ance of the decree permitting banks A Real Live-Wire : Open. High. Low. Olose. | Eggs—Strictly fresh, per doz, 60;| BALTIMORE, February 5 (Special). : 1] Kelly-Spring Tire. 45% 46 5% 45% |average receipts, 59; southern, 58. —Potatoes—White, No. 1, per 100 Ibs., 50 Cents Opens Aeccount. ' 3! Kennecott........ 19 19 19 19 | Live poultry—Roosters, per Ib., 20;|1.40a1.60; cobblers, 1.40a1.60: McCor- THE CLINTON BANK Keystone Tire.... 14% 1% 1% W% [turkeys, per Ib., 45a50; chickens, spring, | micks, 1.20a1.35; No. 2, 50a75; sweets, Clinton, Md. Lackawanna Steel. 52% 62% 62% 52% |per Ib., 38a40; hens, per Ib., 34a35; keats, | per bbl., 3.0025.00; yams, 4.00a4.50; No. W. Gilbert Deat & E Lee Tire & Rubber 20 20 30 2 |young, each, 30a50. 2, 2.0082.50. - Silbert D 3. Framk 7 ~4 Lehigh Valley..... 51% 61% 61% 61%| Dressed po“w-y_;ga.xg bfildp:gr%v‘;g G“B:n.né‘ gt»rcen. ne&rlsnnd wax, 2.50a "'NEW \mm\'i Febru“arl),"ts.! A!thouzl: pul - more inclined to analyse -: lg:: Loews Inc...... 16% 16% 16% 16% | chickens, per 1b., H S, -» 1 6.00. eets, crate, 1.75a2.00. Cabbage, ere was only a sligl nerease Seek 6 Per Cent of Banks’ Louis & Nash 1.1 00 00 10 w0 |3 moosters, per Ib, 23; turkess. per 100021500, " Coulifiower, Sealings on the curb market todsy = % Mallinson & Co.... 16 16 16 16 e = % - Cucumbers, box, 7.00 o ¥ S capita}_ne rted Hardin Manhattan Elev... 5% 5% b% 6% | Pork—Dressed, small, per Ib. 14al5; Eggplants, crate, 5.00a7.00. | {he Ereater part of the short scssion No Investment SR s Pt pol g Maxwell Motors... 5% 6% 5% 5% |medium, 14a15; heavy, 10a13. Kale, bbl, 1.25a1.40. Lettuce, basket, | Lrofessional operators who had heet || —has ever established a record Such tandencies create _aew = = Am Gottan ONpf.. 'ei4 ‘6% % 60| Maxwell1stpf.... 8% &% 8% 8%| Live stock—Calves, per Ib. 14al5;|2.00a3.00. Onions, per 100 Ibs, 1.00a|in “an effort to bring about lower for safety that can compare e Wt i Will Accept Presidency. Am Druggists..... 6% 6% 6% %] Mexican Pete 156 156% 155% 166% |lambs, 10a12; sheep, 3a4; hogs, 11. 1.25. Oysterplants, bunch Pars- | ovels covered their shorts and caused it ior ington real estate. These securitiea Am Hide & Lea.... 9% 10 9% 10 | MiamiCopper..... 18% 18% 18% 18%| Green fruits—Appics, per bbl. 3.00a 1 Peppers, crate, |some good advances. Outside business | ¢ are backed by land and property ' BY L A. FLEMING. Am Hide & Loa pf. 42% % 4% %|MiddleStatesOil.. 13 13% 13 18% 750; per basket, 75a250. California . per bunch, 4a5.|was small and was confined to the First Mol‘tg‘age Notes e The organization committee of the|AmIce........ See 1B o S 43 | Midvale Steel. 10% 0% 0% 205 | temonms, per box, 3.0024.00. Pineapples, , 80a90. Spinach, | buying side. There was moderate 1 depression asd proposed Foreign Trade Finance Cor- | Am International. “%n 4« 44% | Mo Kan & Tex. 2% 2% 2% | per crate, 6.00a8.00. Carlil‘lim'n‘!_l;“l‘);::‘g::; per basket, 3.50a]activity in bonds, with the tone steady | We loan on good improved lp_o:‘llol; has n::’nde( tx req‘uel'th np;n Am La France..... 8% s:?/: 5:& :o ;.c:gc, m& 18 18 Z:;t:":edofi%f’mdrmrm?to et 4.50. Tomatogs, crate, 2.0026.50. Tur- t"r{“{‘{';- intoreat, wias aElar ahownIn ;:;um’ng!:n aremt en!tue. and ;;:“c:unt factors in a varying hanks for a subscription to the ex-|Am Linseed 58 o Pacific p! 8% 8% 38% 2 06 ' i thellow=priocalmint hich ve on hand notes of ‘world. tent of 6 per cent of capital and sur- | am Loco pf 106 106 106 | Montgomery 6% 16% 6% | +-00a5-00. 3.0026.00; No. 2, 2.50a|the low-priced mining group. whic cali: =39 es—Potatoes, nearby, NO. 350% box 2 A had been active during the past few SW. ?e‘:ixe.;‘alm;-':g:‘rve ot tament from | Am Radiator..... ok 0% 73;: 7:2 ’#“{,"Xfi EXboseene £00 Bl (R0 T peY“é‘éi‘.“’z’.ooJé’s?ao.‘ No. 2, 1.00a1.2 ,(,l,o]hlf‘f,'flgl‘n?' 1.50a3.00; loosSe, PeT | coaks, but price changes, as a rule, $250.00 Up to $5,000.00 ARTZELL, RHEEM & e Ty ik i "basis of | Am Safety Razor.. 8k 8% £ o= - W% 2% B B northern, per sack, 2.50a2 sweet D Osateas S = ok were much smaller than' heretofore. their capital stock . Am Smelting. % um g% fl‘" gyacormzd . B% 6% % 6 tatoes, per bbl, No. 1, 4. No. B8, a4.00. Grape frlr:(l‘h Eureka Croesus was active and there beasia 77 iStereer: . E 30 evada Copper.... 11% 11% 11% 11%|1.50a2 cams, bb s, strap, a | were larze dealings in Boston and Mon- g o res! Many bankers are undecided as yet % 3% 8% |NY Centraloe...o. % 71 0% 0% |t erian per crate, 3.00a ) 14.00a18.00. | tana. _Florence, Goldfield and Harmel 727 Fifteenth Street N.W. ‘whether to join the venture, but there 5 ! Lt i Stravwbeorto s, Bna i g is small question that the stock will 8 w4 9 (NYNH&Hart... 19% 21% 19% 21 |ery. per doz., 1.00a1.50; Florida ceibre ies, quart, 0. were in fm emand and scored sharp ‘Washington, D. C. ' . ultimately be subscribed and the or- | Am Sumatra. wg o whINYOnt&West..n N 1 17 |300ais0. Remaing e lifings | | SELLING PRICKS AT NOON. e o The sieer 1enge || CHAS. D. SAGER THE NATION'S HOME TOWN. || gABLtion [y eféctive oparation 0 A Tobaenes o o Nomiiy Gorloen: §% M% B B |t Fiorida, 4.00a4.50. * Spinach bbl. 2 4cd winier Repot fwereliexceptionsiifaclling axounaifithe 923 Fifteenth St. N.W. | Tt is understood that Gov. Harding | Am Tobacco pf (n) 91% 9 %1% 98 |OklahomaProd... 3% 8% s so |5:50a4.00. Peppers bet ekt " Omions; ATk lowest. & ocomotive saddenly came to | 1088 Department Main 36 : of the Federal Reserve Board will| Am Tobacco (B).. 115 116% 115 115%|Orpheum Circuit.. 27 27 21 271 p:l!“‘;ace,f’ P5a175. Brussels sprouts, ife, with some commission houses ‘ accept the presidency of the corpora- | Am Woolen. ...... 6% 66% 65% 66% Otis Steel B T TR TR} T aastt, 15a25. Cranberries, 18.00 per nearby, by |having buying orders, and an advance ' Am Zinc & Lead PacificOil........ 4% 4% 34% 347 - eduction of 25 cents per barrel on | continental Rubber also was strong : in the furtherance of his duties, as s 2 KET. |all ity mills flour was announced at s o Anaconda. Pan-Am Pete 7% 1% 7 | CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARI i was announced at)and sold up to a new high record for H B e eamive, wnder the Federal | Atehison b Pan-Am Pete G G &1 | CHICAGO, February 5 (United | EOMMEof commerce today, | |ihe present moyement O g "and Open Saturday 5:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. | b ot i Atchison. . Pennsylvania..... 40 40% 40 40% [States bureau of markets).—Cattlerr| parrel, in car 1 corn, spot, | Sweets Company held steady. . Frae- i T : Atlantic Gulf. Penn Seabd Steel.. 13% 1% 12% 121 | Receipts, 1,000 head; compared With |74 o5 T qp - iapClis 8 D8 y. ;i Lo S(oek M a et AtlasTack. Pore Marquetter. 110 110 B° B [Weck ao. heef steers Eencrally 23| Marlh corn. 14! track vorr: vellow. No. | ALeh Sieamonip, Retail Candy and : Sales of $5.000 Capital Traction 58 | Balawin Loco, Phila Company. 4 21 323 |lower; spots off more; she stock, 25 . vellow, No. | States Steamship, y 3 ' at 87 and $1.000 Anacostia and Poto- Pierce-Arrow. 0 lower; bulls, 50 lower; calves, i rofit Sharing. . ' Tmac River at 65 featured & SIow 5es- | Bajr & Obi oo 2 2 lto B0 1o wer: stockers and feed- AL s | A ' - | Balto & Ohio p: erce Of 10% 101 {1.00 to 1.5 s ; ' sion of the local exchange. * i 25 to 50 lower. SUGAR MARKET FIRMER. H Beth Steel (B). Pitts Coal e B8% 58% |€TS: =0 i » ket S . Railway preferred was firmer, with itts 3 Hogs—Receipts, 8,000 head; marke e NE X z, bi s X Let bygones be bygones; let party differences as nothing be; | 53% bid for the stock and sales of | SOt Sioe) 0% DI~ s e arar ok I BN ooy Tt A iEer | (han BT daye e R Chencciand and with steady eye on the real isme, let us reinsugurate | five shares at 54. A single share of oth Fisheries. 1 | Pullman Co = 2 2 62 | ierage; closing weak; top, 10.35; Sy ‘as to | while prices were unchanged at 3% the good old ‘central ideas’ of the Republic. We can do it. | ‘Washington Gas brought 38%. Bklyn Rapid Trn.. 1% M% 13% B TR 16 108% [ pu)k of a00 pounds down, 10.00 to 150 per bushel asked: No. 9| for Cubas, cost and freight, there was The buman beart is with us. God is with us. : TA :l-lé of hllional: Savings 3{!(‘; gklyfl E;.;p Tretfs. 9% 3:‘; ;K 3:: m\ll"letionlezre. 15:/: 45% |10.25; bul220 pounds upl.l 9.?0 i)ol 9"330. Wwestern export <|m(‘ - rushel. | no fresh business today, n]ihough late rust Company stock was recorded [ Brown Shoe 38 % 88 88%|PureOil..... 2% 34% | pigs steady and strong: desirable Hay and straw—No Feeter s o "Tfi“'msum e e oA Burns Bros. ...... 8 8 8 8: gigd‘!:““ Copper. it 18% 15% |t 110 pound pigs, :0633- R lom mnmuoq i F h:l:ar)' 5.—Wheat ;"}RZ‘T"-"’.';Y"’:‘::T":‘T’r‘;;d‘g‘gm’nl’leg‘i: > i s- | Butt. S 3 L cnintonits, Sheep-—Receipts, 4. ead; e SES0, el 5.— . 5 % - s sociation at its annual meeting elect- | Butt & Boosrior. 1% 1% 1% 13%| Reading Tstpf . s D e oek a0, handy weight [Started with a heavy undertone to- i §t (I3 IiVeL R ed the following directors: Alexander | 345 Oil...... . l% 1% M4% 15 |Reading2dpf. e e [Pare, Y5 to 50 lower: weighter kind, (dAY. The trade wad very lisht and | "R CanCy sogar was unchanged, and, e el Williar o Your, | Canadian Pacific. us% 1k 1164 116% | Replogle Steel s iz s |50 to 125 lower; yearlings, 125 o] (0 ITle] s Cumly il bas | While there was a fair inquiry, buyers S St e, Pialone, |Central Leather... 39% 40 8% 40 |Replron& Steel.. 6% oi% ooy 150 lower; matured sheep &80 B0 | cause of Argentine news. the trade | Were inclined to limit purchases to T . N b o | Catrode Pasco. 20% 28 8 |RepMotor Truck.. 21% 21% 21% g1k |lower; feeder lambs, - figuring that regardless of the price | 1eTby requirements. Fine granulateq leAT[VE F. Donohue and W. H. Mariow, jr. 7% 40 70% | RoyalDutch...... 60% 0% 60 60 DATRY MARKETS. of grain there the fact remains that | W3S listed at 6.85 by all refiners. Phe board organized with the elec- 8% b68% b68%|StL&SanFran... 20% 20% 20% 20% N bruary 5 (Special). | the United States must compete with e fonness| (nfrawand Keports of . : . tom of Alexandor McKenzie, president; [Chi & Eastn Iiipr. % % % o | St Louls Southwn. 2% 2% 2% 2% AL R e etey — Toun | JLeFS {rom that country in the world e g by theirovallcommle” —is the self-starter of the mind—it Sreeran T R G O OO Tie D O b StLouisSownpt.. st 3% 14 31| GANTNEE [Ve " per “pound, 30a38: | h" Tocan ir yas some free selling | ugar' futures, and closing = prices gets you off in front with a brand-new th, . J - 87 . ;o , : = f S hids: arch, 4.19: May, 4.40; 5 » 3 = Marlow, jr., as attorney. Chi R I & Pacific. 25% 16% | Seneca Copper.... 18% 18% 18% 18% Sa”sfféisea.“-, a Ducks, per pound, | (oon" 40 ";(?Detz) in 'n.e market was | 6. September, 4.79. i e ing u; his brain. It puts pep into you National Capital Insurance Company. | Ch le Copper. 12 - 12% | Shell Trad & Tran. 40% 40% 40% 40% 0a40; dressed, 38a4 Geese, | . ” s pening prices, which p D 3 Y™ 1 t of the Na-|Chino c&’:e 2% 2% (Sinclair Oil S n B o 4 ea man Turkessqi 8 % fomer to i Higher ieluding | to do business with a pacemaker. " e first annual report o e Na- T. = cesesee ive, 25 ; oty D; ' | Marc! 15212 to 1 and May 1.44 P ;s tional Capital Insurance Company has | Cluett Peabody.... 2% 2% 62% G62%|Southern Pacific.. 9% 9 9 9% | live, Gressed, 40a56. Pigeons, | farch 1523 to 153, e and get acquainted. be&r; aent| out to shareholders. The |Coca-Cola. o 20 21% 20 20%|Southern Pacrgts. 18% 19% 18% 19% |per paa uuso.flr(::sl:;a v‘gr Ir'm(:fi::x" ;g s"hgck‘é ere followed by a slight Come d ge! q! total receipts for the year were $216,.- 2% Zi% 21 2 | Southern Railway. 22 22% 21% 22 | a65. pons, 4 2 Corn was very dull with rather 109.43, including the paid-in capital % 30%|Stand Oil of NJ... a50. : eneral selli e May del “v{yl‘?fi'o“o',, P % " ColGas......... g: ::': ::4: tag'/. Stand ouoNpr. .}8;’/. :;;'/- ::;‘fi {;% b‘;sgdgs (losssxogo);:glncurs;huh, near- imund ss,e C‘[n’::‘;f _g:ro ‘::‘:;ikg«‘”:s"i ; lam N. Pa; , Jr., i = , dozen, 3 80 v el v > i e o PRI SSIAT 0 | Colorspiopisie:. 1t ik M M| SOTAUTATIET M Ik e e gier crcameny tahorpor sgunl | et Rt obenine 1 il 5 e Savings dccounts over the fact that the business show- e S % | 46a49; prin Dl : ‘| higher, with May 65 to 65 veak- 8how- | o0 Intl Cal Min.. 6% 6% 6% 5% Studebaker....... 56% 67 bB6% 6% [ q.; ints, 22a24; rolls, per pound, vith May 65 to 6514, a wea :gp:np‘reo:t‘:i):::ell: r;:‘;‘{ organisation | cong Textile 19% 19% 19%|Submarine Boat... 8% 8% 8% 8% ggfiz;p{;r&‘:glzwfl Process butter, | 158 set in and prices declined slight- 30/ Interest ";“d' 6% 6:‘& ;: .-,32 ;'lfii'}?‘fpobg‘ 3 l;:; '?2 lg',%i s}/: S5a3T; stureipa ezt 5.—Butt. Oats were in sympathy with other Without o "h Teecoee o) brua .—Butter— ighe: $5,045.65 mer Brofit, and breaictions of S T oh| Texas Company. . e % @% % | oY oN0t S0% tubs creamery. | Sav il o 1% then nowing & Silow Our Savings Department Depositors are a much higher net yield for the cur-|Crucible Steel 92 98 91% 91%[Texas & Pacific. 23% 28% 28% 23% |higher than extras, 46%a47; cream- tendency toward lower levels. Pro- requested to have January lst interest yent year were made. The company |Cuban-Am Sugar.. 29 29 29 29 |Texas&PC&OIll. 32% 82% 381% 8% |ery, extras (92 score), 46; creamerY, |visions were weak with grains, al- credited in their Pass Books. has $2,333,164.27 insurance in force. Cuba Cane Sugar. 2% 2% 2 22% | Third Avenue..... 19 19% 19 19 firsts (88 to 91 score), 471345; obwkln&' though there was some free selling Fi t M AR N Del & Hudson...... 0% 10% 0% 100% | TimesSqAutoSup 11 11 11 11 |stocks, current x:::;i-pgoi_f‘gs_}-m“s_ of lard by commission houses. 33 a rst Mortgages 5 Tobacco Prod..... 52% Lggs— ; e e o | result of free runs of hogs tod: d CURSTOCNS e abio: 2 2 2 2 |TobaccoProd.... S24 524 524 G| sk gathered, extra firsta. 48; rodh |530,000 for all next waek. . e P M JouE mon ey, Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbe & Ca. | Denv&RIOGRL... 4 -~ 4 o Do oy R e aia ataty pstate penuz [0 On T ENERtIwest LB S I n our First Mortgages you wiil 5 ——Close.— ve... 12% 12% 12% 12% | Union Oil.. .z w2 2 2 {ERTEand nearby western hemnery | whoat on ralliea _sharplysiw h have the peace of mind and tomme[na[ [nunts .. 18% 18% 19% Union Pacific. ... s dtaszdos | T rather general buying,|| freedom from worry that comes whites, firsts to ext 3 13 prices soon going above the final fig- ¢ the ki led; thi Emerson-Brantpf 3 3 3 Seowns, extras, 50; do., gathered | DTSR SOOTUED T e rom nowledge that your R Endicott-Jobnson. 61% 62 61% browns and mixed ‘colors, firsts to | ¢ 2 week ago. The finish was || principal is safe and will be re- Monthly Statements Rendered 1% 1% 3% extras, 47a49; refrigerators, 40a43. | oM, ViCh BRICEE Showing a net gain || turned to you in-full at matu- . ) 19% 19% q% 19%|USCastlIronpf... 46% 4% 48% 464 | Cheese — Steady;” recelpts LESE|(, g5y ents, with May at 66% || rity. 1 Famous Players... 6% 68 66% 67%/ US Food Prod 23 24 23 24 |boxes; state, whole milk, flats, held, 2 Your investment is always at ' Famousplayerspf 80 8 8 8 |USIndusAlcohol. 67% 67% 6% 61% "‘;fi;‘.“;t:i"fih;’;’; averogotrun L M J&m. Close. || par and the interest paid 1 : Fknabber, S Wk 1 MGk BRI Y i e [mogials 13katSido, dremesirun Lai e ||| pEEPQy men Iue Foreign Exchange : e 22a23%. i oe Maturitys Three years. : . Gaston William: 3% 3% 3% 38%|USSmelt& Ref... 33% 8% 3% 3% |“[jive poultry not quoted; dressed, % A% .06% Amountss = 1 GenAsphalt...... §% 6% & oo%|U5Steol. O 2nd unchanged. Hou sy 6% e s mmym '; At Lowest Rates : N . % K K eel e 110 110 1 = 411 .43 413 42! e semi-annu- g::‘l‘(:&?-h.e.r.l:’ 3:;": ;:g ;:2 1:2 Utah Cop:or. .... B6% 56 B5% 5% .425‘5 44 :é-fi' :a‘% ally. . Goodrich. . a4 D% s oo | VanadiumCorp... ek STA MK 3% W. B. A. TO GET ORDERS (NEW_YORK, February = 5—Flour 5 i Goodrich pf. &% 2% 8.3% 82| Vivadou. . % K 6 ¢ paents ana wansas || B, F, SAUL CO i GreatNorOre.....m 29 = 29°|Wabash. Nl me m m FOR JUNCTION TRAFFIC |giziznts. 550a500; winter straignts, . K. 5 Resources, $5,587,505. Harbishaw Cable.. 124 12% 12% 12% | Wabash pf . 19% 19% 19% 1% Lard ez ; middle west, 13.00a13.10. ortgage Loans 4 4 ! Hartman Corp, 2 7 12 12 |Webber&Heilbron. 10 10 10 10 easy; m 5 M p i Colwmbla” Syadicate Houston Oil. ©% 0% % 7| Wells-FargoExp. 614 6% 6% 6% - S e T meotn ationa an ! oy OlinoisCentral.... 8 8 8 8 estern S 1 2 NK STATEMENT. 3 b . caice Davis Daly ¢ B | on il 4%, W 3% s | Westhouse E& M. % % W% &% Commission Says Road Must NEW YORK, February 5.—The ac- One of the Oldest and Best Known Banking Institutions of ! 18% 19y |InterboroMetro... 6% 6% 6k 6% (Wheeling &LEDPL I6% 1% 1% 1% sume Responsibility. e Coxditiodloficleatink honseibanka Washington : 1% 814 | Interboro Metpf.. 15 16% 15 15% | White Motor. 8 W% W% :gow;"t‘;‘tca"“mgm for the week|, % % |Int]MerMarinepf. 61% b61% 5% 61%, White Oil.. & 15 15 15 |BSpectal Dispatch to The Star. et e hcy TOIE 315030070 we- ) :; 5% 67% b67% 67%]Willys-Overland.. 7% % 7% | BALTIMORE, February b5.—Chair-|mhig is an i“":se flfl “rezggg';&-n:nts.i % 186 116 G166 1% { WOOIWORtRC: < 2as BLAMITE LIS 1128 | mans William M. Maloy of the public Jastwesic R 18 00 e my orthington Pmp. 48 48 1% &8 |, rii00 commission announced today I HRen T 4y % % e High Low. Last. |that steps were to be taken im- s % B TR T Call Money..... 8 8 8 |mediately to compel the Washington, y Exempt from all Federal Income Taxes and New York State Income Taxes % 0 B 2 W Saltimore end Annapolis Electric 3 z ENS ;* g“ ;‘ ga ll;: ur:?:m.v ::::sl;’: “oc':'“' Railway Compbany to resume t.tz:e old- N T time responsibility for freight and = 3 passenger trafic between Annapolis SAVINGS BANK 116 316 and Washington by way of the Oden- 0’000 1% 1% ton-Annapolis Junction-Naval Acad- 'Co! g SR TODAY’S BOND PRICES. emy Junciion cut-of o e 3 A force of experts will be sent to Accounts 2:* 2"* £ SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. make a survey and report on the ~1 2 23 (Reported by Redmond & Co.) traffic situation in that section. The H h e l;!fl ‘:* Bid. Offer. | commission will then pass its formal Boxes 96 order. PRI %% | This proposition has been held up Monthly State 1 14 1555, | for a long time, owing to the fact et gerviss 1 3 10012 | that the lines connecting with the 5 s 18 10042 | Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis 4%% Serial Bonds 13 fi 86% | were under the control of the United 8 8% 100% | States Railroad Adm}mt‘mn. which 7 e % | prevented the commission from tak- 27 3B 9% | Ing action. Now that the railroads To be dated February 15, 1921. Intérest payable February and August. 2% 2% 94 95 ack to & private ownership basis 5 @ Central Argentine 6s 1037... ... e b o > l_‘oan . A < st £ % Sk -] Chicago, E. T, & Pacinc 62 1922, 95 = |and complaints have been coming in oney to Coupon Bonds in denomination of $1000 with privilege of registration of principal. pt 1% C., C., C. & St. Louis 6s 1929... 89 9014 | about the abandonment of service, Seeured by of on Real Betat ;g ;!‘ Gudahy Packing Tp 1923... &z 97% | the commission is prepared to act.’ Punm-c‘“n“nm T R Do . F. Good e 901 . : : fm e Hocking Valley 6 1034 -7 S0y oo% oseph I. Weller 2 Wash. L. & Trast The bonds are a legal investment for Savings Banks and Trust Funds in 100 1ip Keanecott Copper 7s 193 92 DIVIDENDS LESS Sldg.. 9th and F n.w. J A : ==§ S gizfi TEXTILE DIV 2 Maryland, New York, Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, A 10%% | panl River Mills Decrease to Near EQUITABLE i New Jersey and Pennsylvania T 100 100 i B iy T g e Pro-War Figures CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING : Ei Bouthern Haiiway " s S0k %! Legal as Security for Postal Savings Deposits % 1518 Southern Rallway ds 192" 98" 96 FALL RIVER, Mass, February §— ASSOCIA gs PO 111.-3 1gis Swirt's Cay a;:'ié'gf' 1%~ %, 29%|Dividends by the textile mills in this TION 2716 2916 s Oa2ls — 99 99% | city during the first quarter of the Orgxuised $1879) | iy }2 Westers meciric 15 525 T 5, 22 il year of 3920-1921 show o reaue- 41st YEAR COMPLETED | MATURITIES —_— & tion nearly to pre-war figures, ac f= S o - 1% 1 cording to a semi-official tabulation 1,085,322.89 :fi :K L OIL sTOCKS, hade public t s l eral am 0S| oadas an o ,ONS ction O ssue Ol 16 | Miswourl A total of 3936150 was pald out ave If Y & L8| New York Ceatrat To 1900,-ooorooees 10213 | Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbe& Ov. | during the quarter just ended on a ou Would i February 15, 1921 February .15, 1921 e e Ieponen ol W»& 2 - Bid, Aswed. | capitalization of $37,760,000, an av- Succeed | % 1208 Noo'ssq Westers o T | Ao fmetcen 01 00 (new).. l% sy f;:i;:o;afc‘e?u?e' foent® ;l;gwmi-“t‘hse Thomsands, who have adopted s || $87,000 due February 15th, 1924 $29,000 due February 15th, 1924 - : an of ¢ i “ < e e ’;‘3}3 e, @ 40 |when war orders instituted a period || have uved maet subrtantiat amn " | 91,000 * % “ 1925 30,000 “ “ “ 1925 12% 901 198 of prosperity never before experi- Subseriptions for the ; 96’000 “ “ “ 1926 sz‘m “ “ “ 1926 %' 89! 1% |enced in the industry. A statement ! ” 2 - e i - 92 9 | accompanying the tabulation says it 99,000 1927 33,000 1927 t ) o 3 33 |1 acknowledged that the mills have ssue of oto | « « « « « - ug gfi % |not earndd thelr. dividends during the Being Recelved | 13;’000 “« « “ }g;g gg'ooo “ “ “« :g;g b 8. | quarter an these have been de- ,000 ,000 4 & | SEnd nd paia out”orsccamulated Slur‘u, 32.5? per M:mfll | 114,000 “ “ « 1030 38000 “ « « 1030 =% e e e ! 119,000 * * “ 1931 40,000 $ ~ 1931 % STEP FOR MEXICAN BANKS || EQUITABLE BUILDING | 125,000 “ % “ 1932 42,000 “ = “ 1932 0% 915FSLNW. | 130,000 “ s “ 1933 44000 “ * * 1933 5%?2 Comprehensive Project Will Be R o LTl | 137,000 “ o “ 1934 45,000 “ - “ 1934 , Pres « « ko Submitted to Congress. IR F TRaesioe, ver || 142,000 i o 1035 47,000 “ s £ 1035 o E 147,000 “ 1936 49,000 1936 & | . LUMBER YARDS MERGE. §_GREAT FALLS, Mont. February E =—Consolidation der the name of the Monarch Company of more than a hundred retail lumber yards in Moatana is announced . Headquarters will be in Great Falls. FORKIGN BONDS. k13 ® tations furnished by W. R Hibbs & Co. ing prices: Berlin 4e. b Greater Beriin 48 15 .. 18 e 1 Bremen 4! Chemnits Coblens 4s.. £ov. 830 13 German gov. 4a.. 13! German gov. Ki r [ .15 18% [ 3 % 7 82% Procter 24 10 retidg. 4. 68 M;l‘ch 01 Oenteal tions] Mercantile 8 103 Pemsyivania B3 lvania l&.‘ Continen! Q’am o Peanaytvania r; Cumberiand Pipe Live. Galens. ofn oo o ine. Tllinols Live Co. e Line GO 1R Northemn Pipe Ca.. Ivania-Mexican Pacific e Pacific conr. Live Co. 7 South. Pean. dard OM Oo. Californ Obemical ) tandard Oil Ob. Kaneas. ont O, 8t Co. Ohio. ... Tank Line e Waahington OH Al 9! i Meta'ger ””‘l or Viena: B 4%e. 4 French 4. Freach b3 Freach Prom STRADY. 5—The a§£§§§§§§§§§§§=§aiza 145 HELD IN BOND THEFT., Three Alleged Intermediaries Un- der Arrest at Memphis, MEMPHIS, Tenn., February 5. With three persons, alleged inter- mediaries in the sale here of ap- proximately $300,000 of stolen liberty bonds, under bond to answer of receiving stolen pi .fi:,,"pfi: and New York detectives afid post of. fice agents still had befors them to- day the task of identifying the mys- terious “B. Anderson” and ~Mr. Gam- eron,” said to have been the men who tendered for_sale hers the greatec part of the $466,000 of bonds stolen in the robbery of s brokers mes- , | senger in Brooklyn November $ last. W. L. Huntley, Jr, SN & drug store owner, 0 Nolen, Digges and Nolen's wife are those against |by whom federal charges ha made. All have been relu-a'a.h I::m Another man, who gave his name as J K. chaufreur, New York city, astaimed for i no formal chi have been placed against him. suppreesed during the Carranza ad- ministratton to resume business, made public on Thursday night by President Obregon, is considered in financial circles of this city to be the first step. made by the president to stabilize banking conditions in the republic. A comprehensive banking project, which will be submitted to the spe- cial session of conBress next week, has been pre] by the govern- ment. One of the bills would call for the establishment of from six to elght regional banks for the issu- ance of paper money, Which would be under government control. LOSE IN RED TRADING. Italian Ship Held Up and Charged for Costly Charter. CONSTANTINOPLE, February 4.— The first trading venturs with the boisheviki has resulted unprofitably, said officers of the Itallan steamer Ancona, which arrived here today from Novorossisk, a port on the east coast of the Black sea. Several reasons for the profitless voyage are given, sut other commodities which - were exchanged for sugar, flour, coffee and cloth. cargo of hides, flower seeds and Salesman To Take Charge of District of Columbia for the SALE OF SECURITIES IN A HIGHLY RESPONSIBLE CORPORATION Applicant must have had success- ful stock selling experience. Sn.lulytomrt.fimperyur on. If you can qualify, write for inter- view to Chain Stores Corporation of America Box 33, Baltimore, Md. Dept. B. 5 Money to Loan on real estate Prevailing rate of interest H. L. Rust 912 15th St. N.W. Lateral and Post Road Loan of 1920, balance of Issue of August 15, 1920 $74,000 August 15th, 1932 137,000 August 15th, 1933 Maturities 1924 to 1926, Maturities 1927 to 1929, Maturities 1930 to 1931, Maturities 1932 to 1936, Legdlity approved by the Attorney General of the State of Maryland Guaranty Company New York—Washington Hambleton & Co. 729 15th St. N.W. = $142,000 August 15th, 1934 147,000 August 15th, 1935 inclusive, prices to yield 5.30% inclusive, prices to yield 5.20% inclusive, prices to yield 5 % inclusive, prices to yield 4.90% Wm. R. Compton & Co. New York—Washington Mercantile Trust & Deposit Co. Baltimore Baker, Watts & Co. 820 Woodward Bldg, Washington, D. C. The abeve information, while obtaimed from seurces belleved to be reliable, is not guaranteed.