Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1921, Page 21

/ Graih, Produce and Live .Stock 20 FINANCIAL. THE: EVEN STOCKS IN GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET. RALTIMORE. 9 (Special). Eggs—Strictly fresh, per doz., 25; . Potatoes. white, No. 1. per cwt. 90u | southern, 24. 1.00: cobblers. '90al.005 McCormickS. | Live poultry—Roosters, per Ib., 20: $5a8 . 2. 40a50; mew, per barrel. | turkays, per pound. 30433 chickens, $.00a8.50; sweets. per barrel, 2503 | spring. per Ib. oo <, per Ib., 36a 500; yams, 2 5.00. Beans. green, keats, young. each, 60a75; chickens, pearl and wax, per hamper, 3.00a4. - | winter, .. Beets. per bunch, 4a8. Asparagus, per EF: per-Ibi. 40850 a5 Dressed poultry—Fresh-killed spring dCavbage, per crate, 1 ¢hickens, per Ib.. 7 hens, per Ib. ‘per 4.0025.00. : per 1b., turkeys, per P rateC Ss0ns00 Kale. per chickens, winter, per Ib., . Lettuce. per basket, ‘ cw Pork—Dressed. small. per 1b.. 15 medium, 13a14; heavy, 10a13; live, Peas, per baske G Live stock—Calves, choice, per 1b. per crate, 3.00a6.00 per 100 b 11; lambs, choice, per Ib., 14. BY S. P, Chesapeake and Ohi i Doshek. Bior oo fruite —Apples per bbL. 3.008| NEW YORK, May 9.—The most im (hesapeake and Onio eon. 4 - bunches. 3.00a5.00. ks Catitornia lemons, per | Portant development over the week | Gsaiuke and Ohlo conv. oo, Tnmam(‘f. ‘yr"rl L AR kil California oranses, Per|end for its influence on the stock :'29 n\:‘ul, and St. Panl refd. 4'as. <, per barrel. ; box. Florida oranges, pe’ o g e ‘hi., Mil. and St. Paul conv. 4lgs loose, per cw 1.504 Grapefruit, per erate, market was the Jr}nr\unm“m!‘nl of Chicaland 8t Taul conv. 435 rapefruit, per _box. - further price cutting in the motor and i, Rm‘(k' Island and P Oranges, per Box, 3.00a8.00. Py PR e “hicago Union Station ] ey getables—Potatoes. nearby, No. 1, |tire industries. Consolidated Gas T berries, per quart., 20a N ethorn, per sack,| T action had been commonly | helaware and fiudmn per bbl., 1.50a1.7 Drastic Cuts Announced by Manufacturers and Tire Men—Day’s Action. 1 for after the reduction made Noon prices reported to The Star over direct| SLUI I IP’ shington wire by Redmoad & Co. | City of Paris 6s 1921... French Government. $ g Government of Switzerland 8s. Kingdom of Belgium 7s... K. of G. B. and Ircland 3 T U. K. of G. B. and Ireland T of G. B. and Ireland 5iss 19: B and Ireland el and Tel. conv. Armour & Co. 41ys. Atchison, Topeka ¢ Atlantic’ Const Lina Atlantic Reflning Co. & Baltimore and Ohio conv. 4 Baltimore und Ohio 6 Baltimore and Ohio S. W Hethlehem ~Steel refd, Central Leather Central Pacific 4y 6s. WEST. | American 4j. 5 ES. board Air Line s 5 li cific conv. i Pacific 6 1928 States Rubber 878 SHORT-TERM SECURITIES, (Reported by Redmond & Co.) Bid. Offer. Tel. 6 fe & Tel. & Thread Co. Tobacco Co. Tobaceo Co. Ta Tohaceo Co. Ta Copper 6 American American rk 83 1921 Selling Prices at Noon. | new Florida potatoes, per bbl., | look Erie general lien 4s. fax of > Wheat—No. 2 red winter, spot, ,1.60; sweet potatoes, per bbl., . | public last week by the Marmon, the | General Electric Cudahy Packing 7s 1¢ No. 2 red winter, garlicky, spot 00: No. 2, 2.00a3.00; yams, per | Chevrolet Motor, the Goodrich and |lllinois central 5 ; Rt | B Goviricn 146%: May. 1.16% .0026.00. Lettuce, rth Caro-|the Lee Rubber Company. Tnter, Raped Taeioracie Mariae s R Lty Sales—1.000 bushels of No. 2 red 2.0023.00. Celery, per But the lower price schedule an-|piniccije anq hvilie 78 1930 Hocking Valle, winter, garlicky, spot. at 147 per a1.50; Florida celery, 4.50a inounced by the Oakland Motor and|\Mo.. Kans. and Tex. lst du. bushel: bag lot of nearby, by ple, Romaine lettuce, 1.25a2.50. C¥YM- | {'njted States Rubber Company today. | Missouri Pacific general 4 at 1.20 per bushel blings, per crate. Florida, 3.50a4.00. [ 10,0 with the rather heavy deficit|New York Central 7+ 1930 Corm—tob, prime. vellow, 3.85a3.90 | Spinach, per bbl, 2.00a2.25. Kale, 2 Teported by Plerce Arrow for the|New York Central deb. Brocter'& b e I b L 3 per bbl. Peppers, per basket, 2.50a | 1 ores o | New York Telephone Gs. rocter & Gamble s 1923 per barrel, in car lots: contract corn. per bbl. Peppers. p e i | March quarter, confirmed the impres- | w7, otk Toephone 6. R.J. Resnolds Tob. s 1 apot. 7T0%; May, T0% North Carolina peas. 2. 2450 | sion that too’ much store had been | Nitrlk and Westorn ‘eons. rs, Roehuck & C track corn. yellow. No. 3 , s onions, 2.00 New cabbage. | gt by the improvement in the motor | Northern T : - ars! Roevck & ¢ Gats—No. @ white, 49 asked: No. 3| per crate, 2.00a2.50. Eggplant, per and allied trade last month and the | Pennsyivan e foshiuck & Co. 7n white, 47 asked. Noith Ao _|month before. It was not that this|Rennsyiva; ;s thern Railway 65 19 Rye—Bag lots of nea as to (u: = m,""" e was a merely temporary revival be- | Denneriv 7s of 1930.... uthwestern 1955, b quality, 1.30al.40 per s No. 208,00 neardy tween two periods of depression. The “”";’:" mw‘-::" ortgaxe 4 | i western, spot, 1.51 per bushel: No. 3. best Jjudgment is altogether on the) {rafing geneml dr.. ... Gk M swint & i 3 hddd 1.48 per bushel 8 A side that automobile MANUTACTUTINE, [Se Tayis and San. Franieco s 1oon %[ Temn o 8 o Hay—No. 1 timothy, nominal; stand-] S0P 0 cotton |and with it conditions in the tire|St. Touis and San Franeisco inc Weatorn' iect Soteo0: ¢ ard timothy, 2 0 No 2 mon | market opened’ steady at an advance | trade, definitely turned the corner |Seaboard Air Line refds. 4 : o ; 2 : No. 3 timof 2 ! 5 s arly’ in the year. ——— e S el W% 106 3 0.00a | of 3 to 6 points on Wall stree earl) 3 2 Pliht elover. mixed. 20008 ) vernool buying, but met_consid-| But the recovery of March and April| Lo S 2 light clove a0 | tew Drlians and . Southern | Was too rapid to be sustained. It has -an market caused by the heavy DAIRY MARKET. 3 . 1 clover. mi ] C R for July and|been followed by something of a set-|Surplus remaining unsold. Rut those | RALTIMORE 3 (pecialyes No. 2 r. mixed, 14.00 o o Oeraber back and. while the view is that an-[in a position to know most about the | Young chicken, large. 10245 per R100as No o000 opened stead other forward movement will start|Sugar stocks were inclined to account | pound: ronsh %0a35; old No_ 2 clover. 12.00a1 S BE00y 00 Gatober, X later in the year, the immediate effect [ for the upward movement todays, more | 32337: old roosters 35 old; 11.50; sample hay. 11.00al ene ) 1e 5 0 has been to check the enthusiasm cre-]on_the ground of an overextended | pounds and under, 50255 per pound Straw—No. 1, nominal raight | 1407 J ) 4 Too much | 16 SiX Weeks ago by the first reports | Short interest than upon any chanze. Sprin. vounds, 60a65; under rye, nominal; No. 1 tans | B O . N e Drice of {0f the new orders flowing into the|actual or prospective, in the sugar in-y 1 pound, »ung white lehorns, 2 tangled rye. ;) rain in_the belt sen Sutomobile makers dustry. SynE il ] 0.1 cotton 7 to 11 points higher around 3 the opening today. but when July Pierce-Arrow Slumps. HE Rert T e e e a A st .18 touched 12.84 offerings became 1lib-| A violent break in_ Pierce-Arrow.!sugar will be cat in twa while ihe HIC. ¢ 9-—Renewal of bull-| cral, apparently coming from hedge |which carried the stock down nearly|gividend on Cuba Cane Sugar prefer- | ish crop reports from the southwest and a reaction &nsu\v1d i 10 roints from ‘x:i‘:mréfcr';‘n high, andired, it is thought, will be paid. | 2 sh streng! e eat ened steal 2 2. the s v Tes S = 2 3 | e oty Afee s eak oponing: ober, 13.55; December, | baker, Chandler Motors, Bosch Mag- Canadian Pacific Firm. | Initial downturns w ascribed 10 L 13.61. neto and one or two other related iS-| The sharp run-up in Canadian T sues provided a Jedging against overnight purehases.| 1IVERPOOL, May 9.—Spot cotton | ity HIL e i O B he other hand field advices indi- | quiat Cprices —irresular: #00d mid- | “‘;‘.'\?"f"‘}“"g',‘;k;;in:“;‘r”"‘wr“g“ufifle; a stubborn short interest put out cated that prospects for an early har- | gjing, : fully middling, 4; mid- | the strain. during the height of the English| vest of the winter crop were gonme. low middling, 6.64; ®ood | The selling movement was softened|strike crisis last month, and while Opening quotations. which aried | ordinary, 5.39; ordinary, 4.64. Sales.|and finally halted by the consistent|at the same time sentiment was D from unchanged figures to 23 cents|300) | includi 0 American. | strength displayed in railway shares.|simistic on railway shares in general. Jower. with May 1391 to 1.40 and|Heceipts, 6000 bales; no American. by the steadiness of the low priced|Tt is thought likely that there might July 1131-3 to L14, were followed by [ “pytures closed quiet: May, R08:|oils the copper and the equipment|have been some connection between | a moderate general setback, and then| yyly, s. October, 8. December, “;‘ res. and lm flfin running xfl Of ajthe retreat of the Canadian Pacific by a sharp rise well above Saturday’'s|s 67, January, 8.69; March, $.77. short account in the sugar stocks. bears and the denial of the extra- finish. —_— The Money Market. ordinary story which was put out on Corn duplicated the action of wheat. After opening % off to % advance, in- CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. | 0 MO Goo B9 cluding July at 61%: to 61%, the mar-| 3;04GO, May 9 (United States|per cent. The first index, however, to|was about to issue. ket receded a li more, and then!po. ¢ “Markets).—Cattle—Re- | expert opinion on the money market scored gains all .ru\x]nd.- the course ] CCiPts, 16,000 head; be steers, " found lnnl in the. t-alltloan. but in o e Oats were governed by the cours rs' she stock, stockers and [the time loan departmen of other cereals, starting Jaal to 5 j BULCRCTST she, StOQK. S0 e her: | While nominally lenders of time OIL STOCKS. Jower: July. 37% to 38, and later mak- | long vearlings, 9.30; top funds were holding off today for 63 { Quotations furaished Ly W. B. Hibbs & Co. ing a general upturn. '5." bulk beef steers, per cent. they know very well that o e o ‘ Strength in the hoz market gave e ahe Gtook, 5.5 should they come down to 61 they | ATEl0-American il Co. (new).. firmness to provisions e higher largely 6.00a6 would be able to do little business. | hrne-Scrymser Co Potatoes. old, ady; receipts, 70|, cor: bulk vealers. $.00a9.00. § Ruckeye Pipe Line Co.. northern w sacked, $0a90(lower: bulk vea Spurt in Sugars. Chosebarough. Mfg. Co. bulk, 70as5 cwt.: new firm; F The sudden spurt in the sugar group, | Continental il Co. 5 barrel; No. while nearly everything else was go- | Crescent Pipe Line Co. = round A early. others ing down, occasioned | bulk, $.45a8.90; pigs bulk desirable. $.23a8.50. Louisiana lative quarter: idea that this was Close. + . : 1aar, [ PIERET: DK lote: 10,000 head: Sheep | Stocks, wbove all others, the outlook | Iilinnis Hipe Tine o 118% | 414 feeder lambs, 25 higher; springs, | for which was very dubious. One rea- Pipe Line Co, o0 30 higher: wooled lamb, top, 11. son for the rise undoubtedly was the | ¥ational Transit Co. G110 bulk, 11.00a1 shorn top, early, | d: ration on Saturday of the regular | J0%, Yor Pipe Frogts ?110.405 few here best not sold: choice | $2. quarterly dividend on Manati | gpie 0fl Carromeoern 384 | California springs, 12.00a12 good ; Sugar. This action scarcely had | pennsyivania n Beptember 3 101150 pound shorn wethers, 7.25. been known in time te be reflected in | Prairie Oil and Gas Co. NEW YORK. May “lour, quiet Saturday’s market. Prairie Pioe Line Co. spring patent spring Another reason was that heavy rain- | Jolar Refining o.-... <l 6.50a7.50; 4 A new export combination has re-|falls in Cuba have caused the shut- | sonthers Iive Loy Co 0a7.50; Kansas straig cently been founded in Vienna with|dcwn of many mills. and that this, | senthwest Penn. bipe Line o, Pork dull, mess, 25.00; a capitalization of 10.000,000 crowns, |along with the strike on the Cuba rail- | standard 0il Co. California.... 20.00a33.00; lard, middle west, [and composed of twenty-five export{road, is holding down deliveries and |Standard Oil Co. TIndiana.. 9.90210.00. and import firms. thus lessening the strain upon the |Standard Oil Co. Kansas........ MAYONNAISE DRESSING FOR SALADS OF ALLKINDS Bl CONTAINS FRESH EGGS, OIL, N\l WINEGAR, SALT AND SPICES. JJ it IlmlllllllllllllnllnIllmllllll\lllll\llw} MCCORMICK & CO. SPICES & 14USTARDS LR On Tomato Salad HE rich creamy thickness of BEE BRAND MAYONNAISR gives the taste that makes your friends enthusiastic over your salad. Try BEE BRAND MAYONNAISE today—rich with eggs and oil — guaranteed absolutely pure. Large, wide mouth jar, 35 cents. McCORMICK & COMPANY, :: Ask your grocer Baltimore, U. S. A, [ E rather stiff Call money did not come down any where it had been the T THAT MONEY CAN BUY it still_considered likely that test for cific was ascribed to the covering o: Saturday about the $50.000,000 new bonds which it was alleged the road to renew at 62 umberland Pipe ureka Pipe Lin ignal Oil gnal 0il Co. pfd. surprise in specu- ne.. the one class of | Iena- andard Ol Co. Kentuck: tandard Ol Co. N Standard Oil Co. New York. Standard 0il Co. Ohio. Swan & Fineh Co Union Tank Line Vacunm Ol Co. ‘Washington Oil Per that Certain-teed has Ceriainteed PAINT VARNISH ROOFING LINOLEUM OiL CLOTH & RELATED PRODUCTS Certain-teed Paints and Varnishes Are Sold at Retail by These Merchants: Fred M. Haas, 2006 R. 1. Ave. N Washington, D. C. Sidney L. Hechinger Co., 6th and C Sts. S.W.; Camp Meigs, N.E. J. W. Loveless, 19 Florida Ave. NW, 4 power, retains its color and lasts longer than ordinary paint products. Geo. F. Muth & Company per pair, 1. each, off)—Srtrictly frest near- ‘n; southern, Butte fancy, 38 per pound nearby cream- ery. 3 : rolls, 1Sa22 per store’ packed, 15: dairy process butter, NEW YORK, May 9.—Butter- rm; 9 tubs: creamery, higher 3614a37; creamery, ex- ore), 36; creamery, first (8% to 91 score), 32a35; packing stock, s, current make, No. 2,18, Eggs—Firm; receipts, 21,756 cases; fresh hered extra firsts, 2 : firsts, 2 ; state, Pennsylvania and nearby western hennery whites, firsts to extras, 29a34; state, Pennsy vania and nearby western hennery browns, extras, 31a32: do. gathered firsts, to packed, extra 28, —Unsettled; receipt state, whole ‘milk, flat specials, 19a20: do., ate, whole milk, flat 17a17%; do., 2,126 short, verage run, fresh, spe. average run, 16 changed; creamery extras, 31; stand- ards, 2914, rzs — Highe: eceipts, 30.311 ordinary firsts, s included, % standards, < Poultry—Alive. unchanged; fowls, 30; broil FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Quotations furaished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. Selling checks: Dollar values at noon today. London . 395% Budapest Taris + Prague Rrussels £ Warsaw Berlin N Rome Stockhoim ‘Amsterdam Belgrado Montreal As much as $23,000 has been paid in London for a simple and easily re- membered telephone number. name means, Your Spring satisfactory if greater hiding ing this paint 710 13th Street N.W. ‘Washington, D. C. Telephone Main 6386 Lewis E. Hummer, 2419 Pa. Ave. N.W., Washington, D. C. P. Goldblatt & Co., 1923 Pa. Ave. N.W, W. E. Perry, Bethesda, Md. G. P. kford, Berwyn, Md. J. W. O'Brien, Laurel, Md, . 1 5 Certain-teed is always highest quality. It is produced by a great concern which is everywhere recognized as a maker of quality products. The ““Certainty of Quality— Guaranteed Satisfaction.” highest quality paint. Certain-teed led in price reductions. We are now sell- NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MAY 9. 1921 TODAY’S BOND PRI CALL LOANS ARE 1$300,000 Proffered at 7 Per | Cent, 6 1-2 Best Bid—Rail- way Common Active. BY L A. FLEMING. The introduction of the brokers' call money market on the Washington Stock Exchange was a suc in so far as the offerings were concerned, but bankers and brokers were apart in their views by one-half of one per cent, with the result that there were no loans made. The Riggs National Bank and the American Security and Trust Com- | pany each offered $100.000 on call at per cent; the National Metropolitan Bank and the Liberty National each offered $50,000 at the same rate On the call 61 per cent was the best bid and the banks offering money refused to shade their rates. 1t is understood that the banks of- fering loans contemplated only New York collateral, as the local market too narrow to permit of s listed thereon as collateral. The offering of loans will continue from day to day. with the prospects of bankers and brokers getting to- gether. now that the latter know something regarding the daily offer- ings of cash that may be expected. Local Securities. Considerable activity was developed on the local stock exchange today in Railway common. 150 hares in all being traded in at 30. The preferred sold in small lots from 6115 to 61. Mergenthaler brought 120 The bond section was lititle better than nominal with one sale of Rail- way 45 at 61, There was the usual attendance of members, but they seemed to be more interested in the inaugural of the call money market than in buying or sell- ing securities. Another New Concern. The Cleveland Discount Company has opened an office in Washington, being located at 734 15th street northwest. Hogeland, Randle & Speed are the representatives of the company. The business of the Cleveland Dis- { count Company is financing building {schemes of large importance, apart- ment houses, office buildings, hotels, etc. Against these the company issues bonds up to 50 per cent or less of the actual value of the property in its ntirety. These bonds will be issued t 6 per cent but marketed at a price to_insure a much higher rate. The total resources of the Cleveland Discount Company are $11,746,008.98. ‘Wall Street Notes. The Mauretania brought $12,000,000 in gold. with J. P. Morgan & Co. the chief consigne United States Steel is said to be working to about one-third of its ac- tual capacity Lower prices for automobiles are the order of the day. Big cuts started jby Marmon are running through the illst of manufacturers. Reading sys- tem for March shows a deficit, the first since last August Cofumbia Graphephone. Information is to the effect that the Columbia Graphophone Company held during April the improvement made in its business during March. It is a matter for decision, probably at the next meeting of the directors in June, whether or not the preferred dividend will be declared. Recent declines in the price of the preferred shares have probably resuited from fear of a pass- ing or cut in the preferred distribu- tion. e The _highest post office in the world is at Pharjiong, in Tibet, situated 14,- 300 feet above sea level. Certain-teed Covers More Surface Gallon You need less Certain-teed to cover a given area than you do ordinary paints and varnishes, because the ingre- dients in Certain-teed are highest qual- ity, are properly proportioned, and are thoroughly ground and mixed by mackinery that makes no mistakes. “These things also account for the fact - painting will be more you let us provide this at pre-war prices. FREELY OFFERED FI NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. Open. Adams Express... 44 46 Air Reduction . 3% 814% Ajax Rubber .35 35 Allied Chemical.... 46% 46'% Allied Chemical pf.. % 90 Allis Chalmers. 4 8% Am Agr Chem..... 1% Am Reet Sugar.... 41 Am Bosch... 61l Am Brake Shoe... 8% Am Brake Shoe pf 92 Am Can. 31 Am Can pf. 4% Am Car & Fdy. 188% Am Hide & Leapf. 5 Am International. 61% 52 Am Linneed....... 2% 4% Am Locomotive... 9 %0 Am Safety Ragor.. 7 7 Am Ship & Com... 10% 10% Am Smelting. . Am Smelting pf. Am Snuff. . Am Steel Fdy. Mt. Rainier Hdw. Co., Mt. Rainier, Md. W. W. Welsh Estate, Rockville, Md. M. M. Walker, Washington Grove, Md. Am Sugar. . Am Sugar pf Am Tobacco (B).. Am Woolen....... Am Writing Pr pf. Am Zinc & Lead Anaconda. Assets Realzn 214 Aszo Dry Goods. ) Atchison. . 84 Atchison pf. ... 6% Atlantic Cst Lin 83 Atlantic Fruit Co 814 Atlantic Gulf. .. 2% Atlantic Petrolem.. #0 20 Atlas Tack........ 18% 19 Baldwin Loco..... %% 1% Balto & Ohlo wn 4 Balto & Ohto pt. 52 Beth Steel. 614 4% Beth Steel (B).. Beth Steel 8% pf. Brunswick Term.. Burns Bros. . Butte Copper. Butte & Super| CaddoONl..... California Pckg... 61% California Petrol.. 47% | Canadian Pacific. . 116 Case Plow Works. 7 Central Leather. .. 88% Cent RROfNJ... 200 104 Cerro de Pasco.... 29% Chandler Motor... £0 Ches & Ohlo... 3% Chi Great Westn.. 8% Chi Great W pf.... 20 Chi Mi1& 8tP..... 29 ChiMil & StPpf.. 4% Chi & Northwn. 6% Chi Pneu Tool.. 65 Chi RI& Pacific.. 2% ChiRI&P6%Df.. 66% Chi R1& P 7% pt.. 6% Chile Copper. Chino Copper. Coca-Cola. Colo & Southern.. Col Graph pf Comp Tabulator Cons Cigar. Cons Distirbutors.. 8 Cons Gasof N Y Cons Intl Cal Min. Cons Textils Cont Can. Cont Candy Cuban-Am Sugar. | Cuba Cane Bugar.. 21% Cuba Cane Su pf... 62 Del & Hudson. ... 101 Del Lack & Wstn.. 86 Denv & Rio G pt. 1% Dome Mines. 19 Elk Horn Coal.... 24% Endicott-Johnson. 6% Erie. . 1% 5% Erie 1st pf . 2% 2% Erle2d pf. .15 15% Famous Players... 8% 9% Fisher Body. 88 88 Fisk Rubber...... 17% 1% Freeport Texas. e 1% Gaston Willlams. 1% 1% Gen Asphalt. 6% 6% Gen Electric...... 187% L8 Gen Motor: 18% 18% Gen Mot 6% deb 69 6 Gen Mot 7%deb... 79 79 Gilliland Oil pf. . 81 81 Goodrich. . 0% 0% Granby Consol.... 234 28% Great Northern pf. 72% 73% Great Nor Ore..... 20% Guantanamo Sug.. 12% 12% Gulf Mo & Nor. 9% 104 Gulf MO& Npf.... 24 4 Gult States Steel 45% 45% Haskell & Barker. 58% 9 Houston Oil. . 84% 8ils Hupp Motors. N 1% Ilinois Central... 91% 93 Indiahoma. 6 6 Inspiration. %% 6% Interboro Metro... 4 4% Interboro Met pf.. 12% 12% Intl Harvester. 9% Intl Mer Marine. 15% Intl Mer Marine pf. 57 [ Intl Motor Truck.. 38% 8% Intl Nickel. .. 16% 16% Intl Paper. 64 64 Intl Paper (s 2% 72% 1nvincible Oil. - 9% 1% Island O A% Jewel Tea......... 9% 104 Kansas City Sou.. iTh 287 KansasCSoupf... 51% 52 Kelly-Spring Tire. 50% 60% Kelly-Spring 8% p! 81 81 Kelsey Wheel..... 62 62 Kennecott. A% A% Keystone 16 Laclede Gas. 49% Lee Tire & Rubber 23 28 Lehigh Valley. B4k 55% Loews Inc. 184 18% Loft Inc. 1% 1% Lorrillard........ 160% 151 Louis & Nash..... 102 102 Manhattan Shirt.. 24 24 Manati Sugar. 4 Martin-Parry. Miami Copper Middle States Oll.. 14% Minn'& St L (0)... 2% Midvale Steel..... 29% Minn StP & SSM. 7% Mo Kan & Tex..... 2% & Texpf.. 4a Mo Kan ot i 2% Natl Acme. ... 2% Natl Enameling... 62% Natl Lead. Natl Rys of 5% Nevada Copper. 12% 125 New Or Tex & M.. 72 72 N Y'Air Brake 7T N Y Centrai. 1115 N Y Chi &St L. 5 N Y Dock.. 1'% NYNH&Hart.. 19 Y Ont & West. :orlolk Southern. 123 Norfolk & Wstrn.. 9% Northern Pacific.. Oklahoma Prod... 3% Ontario Silver..... 8 Orpheum Circult.. 27 Otis Eievator..... 146 Steel. 1% 16% gx.en- Bottl 9% 4 Pac Development. 17% 17% Pacific Oll. 38% 8% n-Am Pete n 3 Pan-Am Pete 6% 64 Pennsylvania..... 85% 364 Penn Seabd Steel.. 11% 11% People's Gas. . % 7% Pere Marquette. 0% 22 Pere Mrq prior pf.. 64 54 Phila Company. .. 2% Phillips Petroleum 20 Pierce-Arrow..... %6 35 Pierce-Arrow pf.. 6% 6 Plerce Oil. 0% Pitts Steel pf...... 8¢ 8 Pltts & W Va..... 2% 3% Pressed Steel Car. 88% 83l Pullman Co. 102% 103% Punta Alegre. “h o u% PureOll.... . 854 b4 Ray Con Copper. 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Reading 1at pt, .OT:"'Q ‘2"‘ ":l"ri u:;" Reading 24 pf. 46 4% 46 W Remington Typr.. 35% 354 85% 36% Replogle Steel.... 315 8113 30% 30% Replron & Steel.. 6% 65 63% 6% Rep Motor Truck.. 2014 204 20% 20w Royal Duteh. ., 6515 68% 6T% 6T 1Wh 12% 12% 1% 244 55% 3% 26 85 ss% 35 36K o St Louts Sown pf. :'. :’v:.' 2’: :z SantaCeciliaSug. 3w 34 3% 8% xon Motors..... 6 & Sw 5% aboard AlrLine. 7w 7% 64 7% Seaboard A L pf. 12 1e Sears Roebuck R2% EBW Seneca Copper. ... 1T 1T Shell Trad & Tran. ® B Sinclatronl. ... 7Y 1T Sloss-Shefeld. ... @ Southern Pacifle. . BN TR TH% Southern Railway. 280 20 TBW Southern Ry pf. s 87 Stand OII N J pf. 10xiy 1084 Stern Bros pf... .. mooamk ::»wln&n-w- rner. 1 cel & Tube pr Stromberg (‘ll'rb :"&‘ Studebaker. Studebaker pr. Submarine Hoat. Superior Ol Temtor Corn (2 Tenn Copper. Texas Company Texas & Pacific. .. Texas & PC & Ol Tobacco Proa. Trans Contl Of nion Bag & 1 Unlon Of1. Union Pacifie. o Onion Pacific pf. United Frut United Ry Inv Orited Ry Inv pf. 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Washington Gas T Wasit, Lwy. and Wash, Rwy. and MIsC Riggs Realty 55 (short).. a3 Washington Market 5e 102700 80 Washington Market s 1937.... 75 STOCKS PUBLIC UTILITIES. il Telga Tim 3 5 x 61 GABL s oo sty ud Wash. Steamboat.. 180 o Rwy. and Elec. com. 201 Washington Rwy. and Elec. prd. 61 NATIONAL BA: American Capital Colum! Comm District Farmers Federal Liberty Lincoln tional Metropoli L cial . and’ Mech R e Washington ionsosies ! TRUST COMPANY. American Security and Trust Continen National > Tnten T 4 R, o booh vings and Trust Loun SAVINGS e and German-Ame Natioual U T Columbia Title Real Estate Columby Storage 100 1191 o Lanston Washingto: FOR Quotations furnished Priec Berlin Greater Rremen 41 1GN BONDS, ¥ W. B. ihbs & Co. t noon: rlin 15 Mein'ger Rank L. Bank 4s Bank ds.. or Henk 43 Vienna Vienna 4 \ Fro Freach French Rritish Nat War loun bs. Ttalian 5. lian notes gian Rest. Gs. Belgian Prem. 5s. FOREIGN TRADE NOTES. Total declared value of exports) from the Amsterdam district to the) United States during the first three) months of this year was $16,267.000. Deducting the value of shipments and goM coin, however, reduces the ex-| ports to $7,873,000, which is a declinol of $12,746.000, compared with the first quarter of last year. —_—— TY BOND NOON PRICES. YORK, May 9.— at noon: first s, bid; firs : 4 fourgh 4% third 4 victory 43,8, 95.00] FIRM. —Prices were firm o1 TARIS, May e today. Threa per cen the bou rentes, francs. Exchange on lon don. 4% fra 75 centimes. Five D€ cent loan, 82 francs 70 centimes. Thd dollar was quoted at 12 francs 23 centimes.