Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1921, Page 24

S N 2 THE w»/ENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1921 FINANCIAL. ~ \ S F A e SRR OF S, B n e Y ‘ YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. TRADE OF RUBBER COMP o Rl Sabete s hecins TODAY’S BOND PRICES. NEW YORK EX rec eman (o EC'HON“"‘:?'"."' ':"al“.Okml‘:mfiun l:-v;::maumnmmm;s - Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. v E A . ing to determin the siate iew -Washing Redmond & 00. FEATURES CLEVELAND § SR Sdemine 1ty ot Fare o 021 v 8 g opm. Eeh Lo, o | meptosto steer. .. Vi B 5 OB ’ i : Small Me ey 4 2 wh Wk |RepIron & Steei. . ave i 45 6 Factories Rua Full Blast, But Other| " Pacits Northwect Trade |5 E5 5 o5 aissyi- 05 it B B[EIRAEhe ¥ 5 tede i U. K. of G. B. and Ireiand’ "y » 8% 38% | Rep Mo Tuck.. 14 M U U me 'actorics ast, Dut €r| Pacific Northwest Trade |u: & & & & sad imasa b8 388 o 7 |Alied Chemical.- 8 8% T m|RoyalDuich... ®w mu sow wx B b era BY PAUL HEDRICK, JB. LK oG B -:ahu":'fl'.:g Sias Boav éc‘:% : ot Allis Chalmers pf. 1% T meTe BiL&San bt B By B o In ustries Are nder I\e = | Special Dispatch to The Star. Amour & Co, AT % . orp. 7s 1936, 100" | Am Agr Chem. .. o5y |5t Louis Southwa. 253 o1 2% ; : AR D, o | At TR (i o e G, A BN B 8 8 B 2 & i 5i{Bastecs Envloy Beversment e . rchant is comin, into his 5! Ine 101 Ly 4 4 3% 3 H 3 : t;on—-sltuatlon Elgewbere, own in the Pacific northwest. The Atlantlc Reaing Co. 6%y’ 16ai 99% SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. e A iy w o o ool Funds in Acceptances. : business of the smaller stores is|Baltimore and Omig oo, A5 1 (Reported by Redmond & Co.) ™% % 8% 6% T4 WK T ; ::lul:! then it was thirty days @50, |Baitimore and Obio 5 b Bid. Ofter. 121 1% 1T PP u w% % uk| Banks Elect New Officials. i BY GUY T. ROCKWELL. from South Africa. Reports from o volume is greater than at any | Bethlehem Bteel refd. 5s. . 81 7! o7 % 1% Bhell Trad & Tran. 41% 41% 39% 39% . - i X R o Arc caie that busi. | Lime since the first of this year. The | Canadian Nortawesiera Ts 1940 : ik [ % | Sinclalr Oll. ... ore 2206 24 o0 0% Dispatch to The Star. holding up in volume. with ::e'“"!?'"m“l stores have vet to|Central Leather Sa. D874 | American Thiead Co. 8 198.. 85 98 3 m“ 120 |Sloss-BhefMeld.... 35 35 3 35 BULA FLENIG i . Juae 16.—The rubber gnt reduction in cash re- |mest the problem of overhead cost re- | Gl LMAnG dhiol o o BB | Anenan Tovees . falti. Do o0 M% 1 1 [SouthernPacific.) m% 7 7 7 | Money was again offered on Wall mpanies whose activities center in wages having been cffected as yet in gl;z:u-n ::: g::: gen. 7244 ::.:::;: w-m‘ 9 ! :p' AmHide & Leapf. 80 8 41 a g:::::: fi‘":‘" 20% 20% 19% - 19% | street on call at 5% per cent in New is section apparently are emerging . ’ th St this territory. The larger stores claim | cni., '*‘“,,n P A .. ;n:gfl h'w‘m"“zflo“l,,mm R 98% | Am Ice........... 53 8- 88 B | o on ot’}?]-»- 4 4 4 4 |York. Bankers are again turning to m s business slump. Factories in | KaNsas City Weather Stirs {hey are melling near”coat ‘or below | Gl Ml Y % | Armeur & Co. 7s 1030 . 8 |Am Internationai. s ST 3% - 3% | 5000 O K T pr. . 1o 10 10 |acceptances for the employment of = 3 A , urts of buying by the - 5 and ethleliem Rteel 7n 192 8! - o sutomoblle trade, the ruvber In- | | jghtweight Garment Trade |uc when bargains are savertised. | Chidasy Nortimeatern s 1930 21201111 .§2 Bethichen Steel. 7a 1023 s 53 2 gw m oK |Stewart-Warner Rolding watil exiied Tor by tha Seo: 3 ! Foreign Trade Lags. Chicago Ui S, elds. * 192y | Central As 8 » n 7 . eous lines are running full blast BY DICK SMITH. Forelgn trade, Is lagging with lum- | & e Dalon tation 614 101 Dhicage, 0 . e - et ®8Y% W% 8% retary of the Treasury. They have some instances, although the ma-|gpecial Dispatch to The Star. ber milled by Puget sound concerns |Delaware and Hudson 7 1005 | G- €. C. and 8t. Louls os 1020, B et B4 5% ‘.j:;l“l"‘“’ used these funds om th iy °fn'“d'3';;2‘-101’1';;"?;:':{8};:'; KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 16.—There | showing activity only in the Japanese | kfe geacral lien 4 o [ Gon Gaxof New york'sen. 100 100 7 e |Texes 20;;:&7;7. Sall loan market, aad some o 'n-ouy oto 45 per cene of capasiny i an unprecedented sale of cxtremaly A0S 81G carcied by Jepancae MES. |\ Gobtyar i b s Gk ki 3y | T BT U T T B |Tomearcaii B0 B i 5°|seiavie when Geairea nd S Sxeeh i The Goodyear company, Which is| B0 L t rand Trunk Ts, X! H Tobacco Prod ent security for loans made with cause of the extreme hot weather. |cut from $1 a pound to 30 cents and |Iilinois Central & 207, %% 2% 66% e 49 B2 ¢ s, ::p:r:l:d");hg":::gc::s‘:na:{e:’i:':o This section Sumped from winter to |many new brands of five-cent domes- | Intermational Mercantile Marise ‘6o, o et 67| prans Contl Oil T B TR | e e the wur- e e ieior Seriod sins | midsummer, and with dog day weath- | tic cigara appeared in the retall stores | ater Kanid Toanit tat ang ter. 3% | Am Sugar pf B | on O Pr ., S 2% |plus funds might be used commercially . with the rubber heel de-| T earller than usual me 2 y 281 - 49% 4% = 4 but for the unsettled conditions. e good. Firextone is making | Provement in business conditions | A flood of strawberries have reach. B [AmBmiuL. . 0 10% 106 | Union Pacific.... 116% 116% 116% 1% | The present condition of the money T e B0y while Goodrich is | Smong retaflers in general is not this market, selling down in_all 95 | Am Tel 5. o 100% Mew |Onion Pacificpf... ‘et 61 61 64| market following. 8o speedily &ft O e o0 daily wroduction, | Pected before August or September. ~|Paclfic northwest cities to $1.25 a 91" | Am Tobacco. LS, 116%| United Drug. o macket Zollowing %o, =pesdily.ateer g T s Yenforcing & | , Harvest is on in Kansas, and while |crate for prime fruit. With sugar at 1% | Am Tobacco (B). . 120 Fat United Drug 1 . e e B i a2 e reduction und cutting down of- | there is no general shortage of hands, |7 cents a pound housewives are can- 1% |Am Woolen....... u% 108 102% 104 |the sale of more than balf a billion foo. personnel. Mason tire sales for | S0Mme farmers were unprepared ang|ning extensively. sy | Am Writing Prof. % - % o | certificates is positive confirmation v cceeded those of May, 1920, 2 - " '3 % of the theory n this ool- 2hd the Aetna Rubber Company. |10 # & day to save their wheat, Commodity Survey Tocbuck & Co. 8 3 B, Sivlumn from time to time that money manufacturers of hard rubber prod- Wheat Below Estimate. . ars, Roebuck & Co. 78 xg:.s 96 & & 4@|is not a direct factor in the prev. cts and gloves, is running twenty-| It is now estimated the Kansas From Many Sections LG T O R 78° 18% 17% 1vm|IDS uneasiness and depressing ur hours a day wheat crop will total 115,000,000 bush- y nia outhwestern Beil 7 19 W b hm|trial conditions. people have {Fh, Cleveland-Kkron Ba Company. | cls. considerably below cstimates and Coal. Fg R Swift & Co. s 1621. &, S &) money and they also have the thrif: king bags and awnings, has all its | also below the 1920 crop. 3 Swift & Co. Tu 1925, 6% 4 & . 5 Plahts running at capacity, and bu The one remaining producing mine | , PITTSBURGH, June 16.—The public | &, Loais an exun Co. s 1923 w" | Ausatio Guit..... 200 USRubber....... 581 8% B6% b3%| The federal reserve bank of New E:ss at the Empire plow works has | In the tri-state zinc and lead field has | (12, P07 responded to repeated urg: | Lol AT Plue refds S0 | pden Tank CarCo. 1 | A e Potralous 15% U8 Rubberlstpl. 96 9% York-yesterday cut its rate of dis en revived by a substantial order been forced to close by the adverse | OEF JNAL domestic users purchase | sepoard Air Line adj: & ._30% | Westinghouse EI & M. 7s 193 98 9 S 6% count to 6 per cent on all classes of 1'::‘&:-::3::5‘«" l:‘l:‘“t’ag!‘ c‘x:h;"r' et o ry Utah Copper. May 1. 1921. This is the lowest rate o the at summer Vanadium Corp. that has prevailed any reserve st St Grain, Produce and Live Stoc ok i K| vaCarGhentl M a m | bynk e June b I o, g = & 5 A B A I H A D A KEEPS YOU FIT PHILADELPHIA, June 16—The| LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. % 6% % w‘,,h.,"h‘f"'_‘f“"' . N ‘;% serve regional banks will soon &n- EVERY WAY & tonnage of bituminous coal handled | Eggs—Strictly fresh, per doz, 27:| BALTIMORE, June 16 (Special @ 6 6 | wapasnpra. s 2 g%| nounce cuts in rates to meet the DAS2000. conas the emaliese of ‘ne | uthern, 2. Potatocs, white, No. 1, per ‘ewt. §0a | Booth Fisheries. .. e T4 U4 Webber& Heilbr.. 12 1% 1% 12| Witn'a 6 per cent general discount e 'road hauls much coal fo the|turkeys, per Ib, 33a35; chickens,|per’ bbl, 3.50a7.50, Yams, 4 Copper W % % s % | accom: e v el s : ., 3.50a7.50. Yams, 3.5026.00. | Butte Copper..... Western Md 2d. 1% 18 18 |be obtainable more reasonably than .o of ‘@alinegs ‘In ateel; the tonnage be- | oy : Per 1b. 48a50; hems, per Ib.|Beans ercen pearl and war, pef bu.|Butte & Superior.. 2 3 [ 12| Western Pacific i6% 25% | they have been. ; ing handled mow probably is below |27 keats, young, each, 60a75; chick-| 2 0 oA il hl’"h'f_'“ '-‘A! --?’:4-0 Butterick. 0% 10% | Western Union €8 § 8 |Hoehling Resigns—Ogilby Elected. the April average. Better grades of | €NS, winter, per Ib., 35a40. per doz., 1.50a3.60. patagTe | Coado Ol Weathouse E & 4% 6% M | At a meeting of the board of di- California Pckg... 651 8 81 8 |gneqling& LE " 9 8 8% rectors of the Natlonal Metropolitan Cabbage, per crate, 1.30a2.00. - " 39! = cumbers, per 0003 30, " Eg. | Calitornia Petrol.. 4 3% 3% | Wheeling & 1. E pf. Bank. held Wednesdsy, June 16, A ‘bituminous now are selling at from Dressed $3.50 to $3.75 per ton at the mine, poultry — Fresh-killed Feslth, vigor and spring chickens, per Ib., 50a55; hens, bor - box, Eeg- with the lower grades ranging from = i/ pel » lant, per crate, 2.00a3.50. ¥ California Pet pf. ‘White Motor .. 33% 38313 88 8 |A. Hoehling, jr., recently appointed good cheer follow $2.10 to $2.30] Per 1b., 30; roosters, per Ib., 2 i 050, Peas: per bu., ‘2ogacre, | Canadian Pacific. White OIl. I 1% %% vlan associale justice of the Supreme istrict of Columblia. keys, 38a40; keats, young, each, 60a75; Peppers, per crate, 2.00a3.00. Spring | Central Leather, Wilson Company. . Court of the . 8 Drugs. chickens, winter, per Ib., 35a40. onions, per 100 bunches, 75a1.00. Spin- | Centrai Leath pf. %|willys-Overland.. 7% 7% 7% 7% | resigned his position as trust officer in the wake of the NEW ORLEANS, June 16.—Trade in| PorkDresscd. smail “per Ib., 15; | ach. per bu., 1.00al Rudishes, per | Cerro de Pasco.... =% 2% 2% % | Willys-Ovid pf.... 3% 8% % s [and directors in the bank. drugs in the cities of this section| .. s 3 4 100 bunches, 1.00a2.00. Rhubarb, per |Chandler Motor... 61 61 8% | Woolworth. - us. w3 1% | C- F- R. Ogilby. his former law part- is keeping up remarkably well and |™edium, 13al4; heavy, 10a13; live, 8. 1100 bunches, 4.0025.00. Ches & Ohlo. . 56 B6% B5i% 54% ner, was immediately elected by the Worthington Pmp. is fully equal to that of last year.| lLive stock—Caives, choice, per Ib. | Tomatoes, per crate, 1.00a5.00. Ap- | ChiGreat Westn. 7% | Worthington Pmp. 46 4 & & ;0514 to succeed Mr. Hoehling both 7 daily shower . 1 in- Country trade is improving, but still [10; lambs, ., 11, ples, per bbl. 2.0023.50. Cantaloupes, | Chi Great W pt 8% 16% High. Low. Lest. | as trust officer and director of the 15 about 20 per cent under the 5ales | g ooy fraroe A nner per bbL, 3.00a | PF Crate. 002500, ' Peaches, per |Chi Mil& StE. %% %] CallMoney..... 8% 6% 6% | stitution i sty . e d of 1920. Forelgn business is in-| ;000 actrin obie8 Der B 0a4.50; | Crate; 3.00a3:50. Grapefruit, per box,|ChiMil & StPpt 2 = Mr. Ogilby is well and favorably HERE is nothing creasing. . California lemons. per box, 9.60a10.00; | 3-0029.60. Oranges, "per box, 3.50a | Chj & Northwn &% 65%4| HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. knpwn_amiong_ the et . hi NEW YORK, June 16.—Producers |California oranges, per crate, 6. i T 4 AE Chi & Northwn pf. 9% 9% % 1lam.....20080 12M... 100 | Washington bar, havng begd jlecs so refreshing as a of blue vitriol have announced an ad- [6.50; Florida oranges, per crate, 6.00 |, Strawberries, per ab., 15830, Black- | cnj Pneu Tool..... 65 85 8 5 Ipm.. k70 Zpm..710 | Slated Witk M UoChioget and re- P : vance of one-quarter cent a pound, |a6.50: grapefruit, per crate, 5.0086.50; | prFiS: BEl, Ate APAZ0. TASPOSFTIC | Chi R14& Pacific.. 324 2% 31% 314 e it S Sy o ey e~ the position ar bath m clean, running making a schedule of 5.75 cents a |strawberries, per qgt., 20a3b. 5. Watermeions, each, '25,;5_“ Pine. |[CHiR1I&P6% pf.. 6% 6% @3 62% acsistant trust officer in the National Iti od pound in car lots for large STYStals| Vegetables—Potatoes, new, No. 1.|apples, crate, 3.0085.50. ChiR1&P7%pL.. 1B 8 B @ Metropolitan Bank. ter. At INSILCCE EO Yine wrowers in Calitornia and ichi- | By PPk, 3.00a3.50; yama, per bbl., 6.002 Selling Prices at Noen. Chile Copper- o s Bank Elects Officers. health and the vigor gan and Leng Teland potato srowers ;25! leituce,” nearby, ‘per, eraté, 1oa (Wheat_No. 2 red wintor. spot. o @ 2 o The drst mecting of the trustees P 1ave been heavy buyers. maine lettuce, 1.00a1.50; cymblings, per |1.5812; No. 2 red winter, garlick 8 2 2 ect whlch makes success. :r;‘;e. k\,:iuuw; bsninach. rfe;“bbl.. 3.00a ;l‘}tlw; 11:.‘5\‘1;‘ No quotations on Jun W% 13 8 ;‘::l{;::ldn:':kfl-{v a".:"h ’Pl:da.!_xt‘“ ‘:,:-.l;n;:;:: Dyes. .00;" Kale, per bbl, 1.0021.50; peppers. v, 1.341%. Al Col Gas..n.. ", e 5% 4 B4 e The several converg- ,uupaa e NEW TORK. qume 16.—Big con- |Dor crate. £50a336; peas, nearby. per| Sales—Bag lots at 130a13; per|COSHStote BRe 8 G, K, the following officcrs were elected: i treams of the e s sumers are "indoubtediy ~showing |DbL SOl 00 e o e | Barlicky, ot LAY e bumnel | Gol Graph pt. W B4 Bk Walker, vice president; Lewis Flemer, ing stre more interest in the dye market an ., per crate, 1.75: i cu- 3 4 . 8 oD TREaIa 2w 2% 3 T cumbers, 1.50a2.00; t, crate,| Corn—Cob, new: yellow, 3.80a3. P second vice president; Charle: \ there has been a decided increase in A%00. oREplARt: Dt [,,,,. arrats 2oF Setion e, Soa- 8t | Conn Cigar... % 2% B Carthy, secretary-treasurer. These Pure benzol is scarce and |2:00a3.00: tomafoes, per box. 3.50a5. officers, with John C. W. Beall, Albert inquiries. a n: N i North Carolin ragus, per doz., 2.50 b | Cons Cigar pf. & 3 phenel carby, per d 0oaz.2s: corn, !fi;m::rar:.o:;:z l7"1; ?«1’."2?"“;“;‘.,"; ConsIntiCalMin. % 4% &% 4% Many New Lows Made in a|Carry. G. E. Dunkum, John Fi prices are well maintained. Kenney Shower en- %Ghdenmdmm—hkamd woods—meadows and mountain i b::un—cunfbaths and sea-baths—you'll find them all in the Pacific Country—the last great West. '| are falling mfltlerll"y behind those have represents’ es .. Hucks. spring ducks, 30a36. openings will begin before that time. | Cltles Service (new DR g pedeen otk St et 0% [nounced here by the principal pur- 4“ gllllrl hi;‘r\'l,cv “f‘I‘;l . T Geecavici: | Columbian Emerald . : 1 Ce vealth Fi 42 NEW ORLEANS, June -16.— June | Gonsolidated Copper - 1% sales in groceries so far this month | Continental Motors 5 ) resnon Gold 1% 1% | vania crude, Davis-Dal De H Dominion 0l 7 Cabell, $1.3. D awever: Durant Motors LB e 2*" ="| JOINS IN LOTTERY BANS. 1 e Y New York Clearing House Adopts chasing agencies when another cut 1% |of 25 cents a barrel on all grades was posted. New prices are: Pennsyl- $2.50; Corning, $1.40; Somerset, $1.10; Somer- set light, $1.30; Ragland, 75 cents. —_—— are at least 10 per cent ahead of any They_still similar period this year. for early June, 1920, promoted by a decided advance in, Gua Mot 7% deb. JKennecott.... Lackawanna Steel 39 Laclede Gas. ... 8 Lee Tire & Rubber 21% Lehigh Valley.... Manati Sugar. Market St Ry prpf. 37 16% 50% §e8 decision to dip into surplus and pay to contend against. They included for the first tims stocks that are in a strong position, like the Woolen and Leather shares, where there is no question that the business readjustment has been com- pleted; like American Car & Foundry, where three years’ dividends have been provided for ahead with a special treasury reserve, e the To- baccos, where the business situation is_particularly good. It was-one of the most daring and at the same time flagrant pieces of your architect or P hanged and quiet, Analine ofl |a5.00; nearby, per doz., 1.00a2. v 2 velop the body without sult you 1o Suil and paracnitraniline is with- | “Adams Early,” 250a3.00. corn, yellow, No. 3 or better, domestic, ol " B.C Huzen M 4 oo, ol splash in clean, run- ask your plumber for out material change. L ot [Pomoadoition o qune o onis ™ Day of Daring Bear Ham N Payne, jr. and L. D. Wilson s K s » . 1l ICAGO LIVE STOCK MAI =Ne 2 d - 3, g % &% &% ) constitute the board. [ - ning water which flows _estimates on in ng Moatels; ’ CHICAGO, June 16 (United States | **Rye_Bag lota of nearby rye. as to|Gosden & Co B m Raids Local Securities Slow. | NEW YORK, June 16.—Rapidly |bureau of markets).—Cattle—Receipts, £ y.Ive. as to . = ; { down into the tub. a Congressor De Luxe improving Statistical positian of cop- | 100~ hend: generally . steady: to | Suaity, 1204130 por bu: No. 2 west- | Crucible Steel. ;- £ M 24 B S SROAT W Today's session of the local ex- 5 : per has falled as yet to induce pur- | beef steers, 9.00; bulk, 7.50a8.50; bulk } DOSt. Spot, 139 per bu.;. No. 3, |Crucible Bteel pf.. & ART P WEST. change was not productive of muc i B th 11.36 per bu. AmSugar.. 15 15 4% 1% b 8s. _Railwa: referred = was There is no breath- stationary model, the chasers to buy against future re-|fat cows and heifers, 4.50a6,50; can- | “ioy’ N0y timothy: nominal: stand- A 5 't ‘| NEW YORK, Jume 16—Wall street | DNSINGSS. FRUTRY DIOOTEC et ki del eced ideal tub and shower ?fl‘l’éé"&‘:fi;e cTo);;’:r Barhet situgtion. | pork :zfiagfi.'f;':f\'ul:"‘el ,az.fi%‘.‘;;’: ard timothy, 22.00a22.50; No. 2 timo- | Cuba Cane Su pf. 30 28 237%| began busness this morning With | ton Gas was firm at 44%. & taking deluge, no n Consumers are taking only what they | logna bulls, 5.25a6.25; bidding lower | {h%, 20.00220.50; No. 3 timothy, 14.00a | Davidson Chem. % 3% M4 |two definitely favorable pleces of | Union Trust shares brought 120 and : bination. Fixture actually require, but a price increase [ on veal calves: bulk, 8.50a9.00. 18.00: No. 1 light clover, mixed, 19.50a | pe Beers Mines. 4 1% 14 |news. One was the lowering of the | Sccond National Bank stock 130 a of a2 cap or an unsani- combina o 1o ‘predicted for the not distanct fu- | *Hogs— Receipts, 35,000 head; fairly 2 light clover, mixed; 15.00a | DC) ack & Watn.. 10 10 180 10 |rage on commercial disoounts by the | e’ only bond =al ¢ Capitai . 35 ture. active, mostly 10 lower than yester- No. 1 clover, mixed, 19.50220.00; | hony & Rio G Pf... 1% 1% 1% 1% 5, The only bond sale was of pital tary curtain. g NEW YORK, June 16.—Refiners re- | day's average; top, 8.10; bulk, 7.85a | 30 2 clover, mixed, 1400a17.00; No. | pome Mines. %% TN 1% ":h-“:"‘ ot New Yok apd. Dallas; the 7'""“““;'"’ o ‘.‘. ! 4 rt the production of new platinum . igs mostly steady. S Na B daeer: 38 2" SO Endicott-Johnson. 61% 62 W% 61 |0 T the declaration after the close en Declared. YouwillfindKenney Send for the free booklet— - Pretals in the United States for 1920 | ~Sheep—Reccipts. 9,000 head: mostly [15.50: Mo, 2 clover, 12.00a13.00; No. 3. | 03icoie John pf.. 8% 3% 3% % |of business yesterday of the regular | Union Savings Bank directors have v 10.00a11.50; sample hay, 10.00a14.00. A he aggregate 41544 ounces. of which|steady: few choice fative lambs held s Erie i D12% 12% 124 124 | dividend on Northern Pacifi declared the regular 13; per cent Showers on sale where «<Fun and Health in Rus- 388 5 was platinum. This repre- | higher: early top, 11.50; bulk, 10.00a | CHICAGO. June 16—Bullish crob | pamous Players.. 8% & 6 5 orthern o, quarterly dividend, payable July 1. d ba - res ity Water? Yox will sents a decrease from 1919 of 3565 [ 1125 culle largely, 5:50a6.00; best | reports led to sharp upturns today in | FANOUS Flayerapt ® . 9 B T The reduction in the bank rate to United States Savings ‘Bank directors thm fixtu ning . unces. 2] 'at ewes, 4.00; heavies around |the price of wheat. ccording to & 4 6 per cent had been fully expected, |have declared the usual 3 per cent 800! 1d. Portable e reeding i L 2.50; receipts all native. jleading " expert, the prevailing con- | Fisk Rubber; B | hcusn'i: camors bitiahesd OF. the auarterly dividend, payable July L. 3 m ditions in So! ota were sucl 3 7 Real Stat e mipan are 3o h Tl e AT AT a8 would be likely (o maice the black | Gaston Williams. . 1¢ {ime reckoned upon. The Northem |.y'% 'ber cent semi-annual aividend TEN . ES, .—German Z b i rust Vi o A Gen . models —attach them 1y, Gyl Shower Co. capiialioes are planning huge Invest- BALTIMORE, June 16 (Special).— Known Gathority reported that the | G doubt right up to the meeting. The June 30. the books belng closed fram yoursclf—$10-$20.Con- sor Fith Aveme New York enima” Siemund Wolf “and Hago white Teghorns, $6a1d: YOUE | Showed hage areas that had sulered | gon Bisetric. themselves did ot know what they | 1y ,COlmblE Title Company wil §innea, Gorman fnanciers already | winters, 40843 old bens, 21a30; old | permanent injury, Demand aiso was | Gen Motors. | BomE, 1000, until they Eath-|June 30, books closing 20th to 30th, in- clusive. Sugar convertible 7s, which made another new low, industrial bonds resisted very well the break In in- dustrial shares. Goodyear 3s were in better demand on reports that the plants were somewhat busier than they were a week ag0. Theg United States Rubber 738 were stronger at 938%. Central Leather 5s sold at 87%, which has been their recent price level. Libertys Ave Steady. Liberty bonds have been virtually . situation, and ...lllam Kaufman, a Pigeons, | foreign exchange. Opening prices, German manufacturer, is reported to [ per pair, 45. ) which_varied from % to 11z lower, g:"d;mé-o;.-n‘ the h:Fxh& 7 per cent, was not _ have raised 9,000,000 pesos to start| Eggs (loss off)—Strictly fresh near- | with July 1.30% to 1.31%. and Sep- | Sranpy “OTeh " 5" oo reacl until a great deal of argu- an Argentine plant. by, per dozen. 25; southern, 23a24. tember. 1.213; to 1.22, were followed | Sreat Northern pI. ment had been heard, for and Butter—Creamery, fancy. per pound, | by a rapid rise, much above vester- | Great Nor Ore. 7 nst. 33a34; prints, 33a35: nearby creamery. | day’s finish. Greene-Cananea.. 2% The first effect of the federal re- H Fish. 30a31: ladles, 18a21; rolls, per pound, Export corn business tended later [Guantanamo Sug.. i serve announcement” was a further CURTAINLESS PORTLAND, Ore, June 16.—The{16a20; store packed, 15a16; dairy |to check declines. The close was |Gulf States Steel.. 29% rapid recovery in the foreign ex- present indications are that the | prints. 18a20; process butter, 23a25. firm at % to 1 met advance, with |Haskell & Barker. 53 changes and & sharp upturn in the salmon pack of the Columbia river | N September 63% to 6354 Homaatake.: 5 share list. The total decline in ster- Shia Year will be far under mormal.| CHICAGO. June 16.—Butter—High- | ““RTU S of black rust in Minnesota | Houston Ofl.««- ... 61 . { ling from its high of $4 was 30 cents This has been due to the destruction creamery, extras, 32%: standards, | counted later as an additional bullish | Fupp Motors it *|in the pound. At today’s high figures of fish wheels by high water, The Lflr:ls.ui-ahfl!fi:d!ecoggsipfgnflgb o79 | Wheat factor. but subsequent heavy | jyjinois Central... 8 nearly half of this loss had been re- fish now are being caug! largely ggs—Unchanged; rece! 3 L sellin, on the part of Dbi ongs 4 2o 3 - s fo gill nets and with trolling hooks. | cases. - T O e ATk fn prises. ‘The | indiahoma. 5 In the stock market the overnight NCw YORK. June 16—The bond Poultry—Alive, higher; fowls, 27;|close was weak, % to 4% net lower, | Inspiration gain in Northern Pacific and its com- | market today moved under conflict- broilers, 32a40. With July 1.28 to 1.28% and Septem. | Interboro M £ panion stock, Great Northern prefer-|ing influence. On the one hand it Ments. —_— ber 1.21% to 1.21% Interboro Met pf.. 8% red, was two points. There W8S &|vwas helped by the reduction in th NEW YORK, June 16.—Butchers 21 ™ i Intl Agr 7 similar jump in the highly specula- ped by ° % | | throughout New York state report CURB STOCKS. 3 gfl!A’l’—- mfi I 3\:5.: ""._;"" 128 | Intl Agri Chem pf. 39% tive industrials of the type of Mexi- | Feserve bank rate. On the other hand that meat sales are down nearly 10| Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. | Beprember D 121% 1275 121% 121% | Intl Harvester.... 85 can Petroleum and Studebaker. it was held in check by the extreme 5;;;{“-“%'::::::3 e NLa ey ey HE W 6 Intl Mer Marine pf 60% Bears Continue Ratds. weakness In stocks. In the main, the 2, . ed, | Jul 53 K} .. Quaster cuts are being neglected in | Aetna Explosives . "1'“6 l'}z e o5 e ¢§ ,,"22 ms #Io.::::lmck ::* ‘0'11"1;: ::nbye ‘wu vhe:lyt brief. It was|tone was stronger, but price changes favor of chuck steak, stew meat and fillled o1l . ‘3 Il: = ng.n's— o N W s l!:u Dicks reanents J0A Zomomeaibs v‘i’:l'e:t beu“r\‘:‘m up :5 either way were slight. pot roasts. . e 5-10 | Septem! 1 3% 40% 38% 39 | mvincible Oil. one after another against a number| Active rail bonds, like Rock Is- ) % 1%| NEW YORK, June 16—Lard— |Iron Products. of Individual stocks. That these at-|land refundings and Southern Pacific Dry Geods. 88 | Firm; middle west. 10.10a10.20. Other | Island Oil tacks were bolder than any hitherto | COnvertible 4s, were up fractionally, * NEW YORK. June 16—Many mer- 116 %larticles unchange Jewel Tea. was demonstrated by the class of |the Rock Islands selling a point chants and manufacturers engaged in | calamet and’ Jerome Cde M, Jowel Ten stocks that were singled out. No |above their recent low. Louisville and $he plece goods trade are urging that | Carbon Stesi A ot Kansas City longer were efforts to depress prices | Nashville unified 45, possibly affected all vacations of emploves be com- | Carib Srmiica o o FURTHER DROP IN OIL. |kansascSoupt... & confined to the shares of companies by ;the: strenstii<ef the jmtock. ware , as it is 4 assed E: g Pt pelief bupiness Tor the Spring | (ar Light aud f; 3u| PITTSBURGH. Pa, June 16—The jKelly-Spring Tire. 33 Pected ‘1o pass dividends and which | Pacific 48 were lower at 73%. Citles Service (new]) 1D 14 144 |second reduction in the price of |Kelly-Spra% pf... 1 have unfavorable business conditions| With the exception of Cuba Cane §from Washington Spray “PREVENTOL? 14 16 4 stationary all week, and this con- . 40 1 106% | speculation for the decline that the . X -2 G k Ol 1 1% em. ditio as not changed today. Even i 1 75 to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and and rout invading | [pRezdes 0% 1 Bt Lois Syst 11 |street has seen in recemt years. It|4®%i drempt 3isa have ceased 4 0 A : } Granada OIl 4 3 NEW YORK, June 16.—The New % | was “bear” operations, flushed with|fyctuating and have come to rest - yeturn. . fl toes and Hecla 3% 44 | York clearing house today adopted 11% | success, carried on with the same|ground the 88.50 level, where the: Ies, mosquitoe | Herentes anes 7" 107 | the system of the St. Louls clearing 2k | reckless suacity that “bull” opera-|arc'si. points ahove thelr ecent low 3 n o . ) 5 to Rocky Mountain National (Estes) Park all other insects from | IR Sy 5| hous nisamomclugidaliy cliaranes 134 tigns wer In the autimn of 1918, |5 within'a Raif'point of the hish = and return. i 14| @ widespread lottery on clearings. 18% | brought out under this pressure Was| “mpe forelgn government section . your ihome 11| It was found prizes were being of- 1% |8 debatable matter. Here and there| wgs gtronger. City of Bern 8s and toWest Yellowstone(Yellowstone Nation- 1% | fered for the holder of the daily is | there was some suggestion of accounts | Zirich Ss- were up a fraction, sa 15 On Sale at 28" | ticket with the number corresponding 1% | which had been undermined by the | ware the Swiss government §5. Paris == al Park) and 'gm Four and one-half days’ 2 |to the last threo digits of the an. L | Gremendous decline as they wero last | fy"drew ‘mescer to the redsmption motor trip, within Park, with accommodations at s | nounced clearings. From now on, | Do T. ! price, and Denmark 8s wers likewise i hotels $54.00, at $45.00. Side trip Denver to Rocky %y | was sald, exact amounts would not But what the market chiefly re- |2y ot eh" b . and the f 1d end 1 8% | flected was not so much &n urgenc v MWNW:HE&M)MSM Midwest ONf pra-. 3y t;rflv:rph“;;m b 1 81 | of real holders fo sell as & general —————— ; gl S SR . a% | unwillingness to buy. The pubiic was | YTRGINIAN RATLWAY REPORT 75 to Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and 8 8 2% | suMciently intimidated by the spec- y 15 = with 200 miles along the Scenic Columbia River. 8 B DIVIDENDS DECLARED. 6% |tacle of a month's practically un-| Net corporate income, subject to H tripsto Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain National Parks A 4% . Stock of * 18 |broken fall, while the elements of | settlement with the government of i at smail additional expense. 21 % ke’ o, |Nortolk & Westrn. s s |banking support. which had appeared | §3,237,461 for the year ending Decem- 3% .8 | Amer. Tyve Foun. Co. ..Jaly © July 15| North America. & |in the ‘market on Monday. did nof| ber 3i last 15 shown in the amnual to San Fi LmAgdumlnl-m. a8 2 | ARTHDReTenoq Wiy 8 78| Northern Pacific.. ek % % be present. Peport of the Virginia rallways, after 75 o m eles IN P z% ERE s e e 1 Aug 1 , Close Exceedingly Weak. providing for taxcs and charges, Al- ¥ — way via Omaha, City, returning GROWN TOE NAIL %! Tty B2 "oy 1 Juy > 2 | The weakness continued right up[lowing for & per cent dividend rec t through Denver. % 4 | pome Siimes Co i, g, 3¢, Jue 30 July 20 157% | to the close of the session. In many | duirements. this is equivaiont IO §204 : ; 3 2,, | Bast. Roll. Milis pf, g, $2... June18 Juiy 1 10% | cases the low of the day was the low | & share earned on the B3LRTLOU0 D000 35 Circuit Tour of the West. Union Pacific to TURNS OUT ITSELF 2| G ekiag Cor 0 el Tz 18y 1 12 |of the year and the soft, declining StANAInG common stock As SUTPIFE Forand, il or seamer to eruming g o - B L g % |fred” ximocs tnroushout che Mt | Tyl "Nal Surnings for B e Ters b diirect or via Los Sale Lake ‘Pacifc 5175, July 2 Aug. 1 Mexican Petroleum added another | 33122164 of L' 4 o War tax 8% extva_. City. Or route may be reversed. Denver, too. Tew drone. of *ORtEo” wmen 34| Pl & L. o -SZ S0 Juy 15 dug. 1| Ban 2 |arop of nine points & share for the e O, Cisadacd e ¢ i iero°, Up: 3 | T T erraee sz orensnzs-June 20 July 1]|Parish & Bingham 10% soty | daya Bteel common aropped to turn for these two months was $513,- }All these fares include Colorado Springs without addiconal charge. | o, ‘e skin sursounding the in- | cowbors Colf 5 i75a: 4 ,g;l.fi‘m%m.nu ey p:.....,m..x.:. £ wji{$nd -the’ talling of the besrs eom | sss. § : LA A S s Penn eol.. T 7 < —_— § Yellowstone tickets on sale June 1 to September 10. To all other points and pain and so toughens the ten- 1 e People's Gas, a i | Closing bell. Juné 1 to September 30. Final return limit October 31. der, sensitive skin underneath the Tosapah, Extensis g 1e1d MONEY AND EXCHANGE. Pors Marquette. .. 20% it | Dewits_ much réammrisy nows, the PARIS BOUBSE VERY Dfll& Low homeseekers' fares, good 21 days, first and third T of eachmonth toe nail, that it can not penetrate | GMe™ i Gaa et % | NEW YORK, June 16, — Prime mer- | Phila Company... 0% 0% | others.” Sumatra made & new low and | PARIS, June 15.—Trading was very ¢o certain points in 1daho, Montans, Oregon and Washington. the flesh, and the nail turns natur- 8. Light and Heaf. . 1% | cantile paper, 6%aé%. Exchange | Phillips Petroleum 0% 18 |other shares in the group were bit- |dall on the bourse today. Three per 1 : ally outward almost over night. Profit Sharin % o4 | heavy: sterling -my-‘fi.y bills .:a Pierce-Arrow..... m :* "fl'.'m:f'wnan he are go | COnt rentes, 67 francs 70 centimes. Ex- $ Choose your trip and send for free descriptive booklet: . e Qutgro” is a harmless, antisep- | U: & : 516 commérclal sixty-day bille on basics. s 4% | tattoned with profits favorable news | change on London, 46 francs 95 cen- . ic manufactured for chiropodists. 1 & ; demand, 3.76%; cables, 3.77%. & |counts for little. ¢ times. Five per cent loan, 82 francs Ask ¥. L Feakine, Genoral Agont A small bottle containing direc- demand, 8.08: cables, 8.10, § 1 The absence of banking support to- | 70 centimes. The dollar was quoted § Unlen Paciic System, 536 Commercial Trost Bids.. 16tk and Mackes Ste. tions can be had at any drug store. 14| Belgiag trancs, ;Iemua 1:31; “cablesl 20 | 8T WA freely Com e e long | &t 12 france 43 centimes. . T 17.93. Guilders, demand, les, 2 streef SRR ) H BI5. Lire, :nam.ndd‘ d, 496; < 48 T2 | this state of things can continue. — o n-““ eece, deman ; Sweden, demand, = NEW YORK, June 16—Bar silver: o Norwar, asmand, 1458 dArnnd-' Pure 2% | LIBERTY BOND CLOSING PRICES. | pomestio, 99%; foreign, 68; Megicas ne, demand, ; Brasill de- ™ NEW YORK, June 16.—Liberty | dollars, 44%. tine, demand,’ 30.75; ; % e - 2 (seadelcmar, v et a0 | TOBON dene e i 2t 7% Montreal, 109 Dor i Sonds cany. 8 |seid s P 13 thiva t retes: Short bills, % per :1. Time loans steady; 30% | fourth 43is, 86.90; victory 3%s, 98.38; :::.: three-month bills, § 9-18 per j nimety days, six months, 6% per cent. ]