Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1921, Page 20

Quotsticns furaisbed by W. B. Hibbe cente o t ton. There has been consid deficit. This is the first time in o - Bid. e T e ey "has "been | p EXTTSBURGH, June 22—There nas 5 erable propaganda to induce consus : IN CHICAGO'S BUSINESS FIELD|if f 55 i Fiplf S e VIS Bl Bl it S B0 Pt llg“t h":‘n{’,fim‘h:“{: :;K:do;-;‘:e;:w NEW YORK, Junhe z:-—hrhe wave | ment in this section. The machinery of economy throughout the country | market as a whol vever, WS Ll products still selling at war prices. |has increased the tendency of shop- | change. o v N ‘The Baldwin Locomotive works will .1 T D d 1 fi oloes Ao pers to pay cash, according to retall n from July 1 to July 5, and h b 14 tail Trade Declared Normal—Confi-|g°:m from duiv 1 to suly 5 end | merenants” here "“The umber ot > Bu3Eaas 5 if T3 H OIL STOCKS. ©Oe. 150 158 No D mand noted at present and prices|have cut salaries and expenses to|short crops have made farmers in this Btan¢ . Standard Oil Co. K 280 -American Ol Oo. (new).. s!aafli!ig: 2 . &}:3;‘ > foldlow 1'““‘ Thousands of | reduced. Cash sales, while more nu- | NEWd YORK, Jur: ~-Some of the nters and painters, who are on| merous, are generally for smaller |bleached cotton goods mills are sold up o PARIS BOURSE HEAVY. dence in Outlook for Fall—Con- strike agatnst the bullding contrac- | amounts than® when the article is|until October, and ginghams have becn 6 I = tors are finding temporary employ- | charged. well bought_for delivery between De- i 23 PARIS, June 22.—Prices were heavy Py ment in odd building jobs at the old AKRON, Ohio, June 22.—The order | cémber and March. The market in gray Herbert la on the bourse today. Three per ocent dltlons Elsewhere h'_‘!fh rate of wages. to close the Goodyear tire plants for | 50048 here is dull and without particu- rentes, 56 trancs 60 centimes. Ex- ¢ he leather market continues to M- | for " nnua) fnventory from June 24 |1ar development. , prove, with more trading in oak soles. r Colored chroms leather, patent and |1, July & has been rescinded and TOBACCO. which will keep their shops well em-|kid also are in good demand. Retail | 1200 Ol% emPoves Tove, B BC (0 RS 5% 3 ployed, but prices are still sufficiently | business continues to move along|Work today. % UANCASTER. k2. Jigo OMICACe, Toie oh, Tire § dis- | UnCertain to make buyers cautious with remarkable smoothness in this | Profucing at the rate of 85000 tires | more tobacco buyers have bee ), June 22.—There is no dis- i oy a week and is preparing to in e Men in the building trades unions are | secticn. this output. Dealers' sales have been re y to change on London, 46 francs 89 cen- ek @ a S 5 bt times. Five per cent loan, 82 trans 70 BY A. D. WELTON. London Cigarettes 3 B oe centimes The dollar was quoted at 12| gpeeiat Dispaten to The Star ranc: entim o couragemént apparént in the business |back at work and negotiations for final 3 > v S ince May e e 5 settlement of disputes roceedin, 9 heavier than at any time & tobacco acquired a Deid in thip territory. Retall trads is | 3SiEment, cf dispuice aro proce ame|Traders’ Plans Halted PHILADELPHIA, June Ship- | 3 and 4 eents a pound will be held w normal, as conditions go, and there has | there will be uniform working rules for . . vards in this section are autumn for better pr been unusual activity in lines empha- [all the buflding trades. Buflders are by Big Slumps in Cotton | strenuous eftort to do away w sized by the warm weather. Whole- |feeling out’banks with respect to loans s e, firemen on locomotive cranes and FIREWORKS. in anticipation of building activity, but BY L V. SHANNON. other employes placed at work dur-| oo wopy ot T alers report {mprovement In collections, | 5 building boom is hardly likely o de- | 8pectal Dispatch to The Star. ing governmel ol of the yards. | g ;"™ s in demand for celebration which indicates retail activity. velop this season. NEW ORLEANS, June 22.—The|TRe Ship men a that, a8 experl’lof the Fourth of July than ever be- Flour millers of this section are work- | There is everywhere confidence that | slump of $15 & bale in sorion that has | cnccd and skilled en now can be|fore, according o’ lar a ctivi i e t ing on about & half-time basls, and, as | fall will bring greater activity and an | occurred in the last thirty days has | oDjained at the = - de these €XUs ors’ Prices ha helpers and aseist upturn in general business. £ ] " t, 'have their raised a feeling of uncertainty o a third below th . Z Drink hare of lame Manufacturers . . throughout this section and has | SLESN men during the war. can €| there is lack of 2 A othing have orders for fall deiivery | R€tail Trade Continues caused business men to hold up plans | Jispensed 55 ! munities where e Little lown > ac Lo | PR S AP RIANT || N B YORK, sune 22—Renewat of | ToiThr ok U Y A% Active in Ph|IadeIph|a toward resumption of normal pur- [ ding coal prices and Om 4 . . chasing is expected until proGucers |ocean freight & been re- CROCK that Grows () 4 U ervice BY FRANK D. MeLAIN. of cotton, sugar and rice gain 4 defi- | ceived from Great Britain. and it is] (0 op, 0 - R —_— e Biieciil Disgateh 1@ The B nite idca as to what they may expect | anticipated by coal exporters that| o . o L n > spatch to The Btar. for the crops they now are raising. the shipment of American co ’ B M 0 DELICIOUS PHILADELPHIA, June 22.—Produc- | Many of them still are carrying a | ERgland will be resumed as a result | fel ling oft 19 € g o and tion of bituminous coal so far this|large proportion of last years crops. | of the failure to etle e R | aaticad e Hotel i f ! = A 10w, Y six months of 1920 by about two mil-| 000 in the purchas pelifigend British importers - letors have ¢ It doesn’t take a taxi or @ A b mn...-' TE 507 13th NW. Tion tons, aocording to figures now | south. the purchasing power of the | (0 s in this market when it ap- [z{ slow scason Jetter in the w There is little de-| In spite of these conditions. busi- | pearcd the strike was about to be ness has stood up remarkably well. | Settled. There have been few failures of im- available here. trolley car to cross it— tions. » port thi medi. ity R rt rtance in this immediate section, e s et e Bar o e unility e Lk o aeci | COMmodity Reports | worcr don’t need an all fundamentally sound enterprises N p to reach its top stories— Extreme anxiety In felt for the From Many Sectlons‘;‘;”;;‘,i; passage of constructive legislation at Washington tending to stabilize val- ues and provide markets for surplus| DETROIT, June 22 products. tinners' snips and k HARDWARE. { nave been 2 |as open sh Pruning tools. | oned temp ed articles are) pioves reported { beginning to move in siightly increased | P 2uTH, FORY Notes. voiume. ttered ord how more ;{‘ — OIL CITY, Pa., June 22.—All local fdency on the part of retail hard- | motion picture houses will be clossd re deslers to carry tools in stock PHILADE down for an_indefinite period, start-| SAN FRANCISCO. June 22—Buving | 1" factor ; ing today. General conditions make | of harvesting machinery and farm imple-| ¢rq ghoes will open i good old buman = it impossible to operate except at a | ments is at a standstill here. Low prices | L, niBin August nature shapes the straight line be- Its distinct flavor a perfect | loss. Exhibitors ~state that they ' for farm products and in some cases | = destiny of the tWeed wholesome blend of choicest savors— nation— thirst and deli- co. Jun ‘7,",‘;',‘,,': cious and refresh- » . ]I?‘,s =y fih”:f') socnse drug ing satisfaction— O . the standard lin ore. = P Agpesing o the ey with e District National Bank e e s . s et oL cae- t SHIPBUILDING. z presidents— The Little Ameti- «rpey alio amel and the lively bubbles 1406 G Street E NEW YORK, June 22—All Atlantic an i wtang of pure, sparkling water that | coast shipbuilders avill probabis & » Sdei? cometoabead at the top— ° o 3 inate passer boys in their pl ept in cases where it is ‘There’s where big men come Coca-Cola was a favorite glve tll'e mlleage | that riveting gangs have such serv- from— beverage when towns that » . !me. X w bave grown big were little h l ! Ry . towns. Coca-Cola is an inimitable at the lowest cost Pr oper Perceptmn | 57 pAUT. sune 22 Suear e s combination m W’ HERS t 5 a hu e d ounds in - - { can “etores throughout hin nee Coca-Cola became a national that nature has made good in —and Consistent Coopera- { with_small demand from Lousew f ot thirat. nine dif- President 5 i - fmm"“", NON-SKID CORD) R. N. Harper We believe we have the cor- ’ > ::.tto ha single P OLD NEW Vice Presidents rect conception of a Bank’s mis- Sweet with the glamand placed ifsasg toses WL P. L;ipscomb sion to its customers—and un- natural, nutii- before you, ™ ewis olmes derstand how to give it expres- *“Uncle tioussweetnessof wherever you may be when C. J. Gockeler 5 5 ! S, purecanesugar— you answer the call of thirst. I N. L. Sansbury 5‘011'] in our attitude and our Cashier policy. 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