Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1921, Page 13

& - . B . B FINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D..C., MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1921. FINANCIAL. * 13 — e e e e e 2 CES NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TODAY’S BOND PRICES. el = Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. i Noon prices reported to The Star over direct | Southern Railway 5s. . By ! ver a cise. (e R ity 5t e 0n T e | Ualon baci couy D apl Brann e g | Quarter, | Pt 0”:;“‘ nl'.f:; ot U8 Food Prod. ... 6% !l"" i French ' Government: 25528 | Union Pachmic 6s 1928 Doy | ofa Allied Chemical... 36 35 0% USIndus Aloohol. 4544 48° ik o Ringaom: ot et 12 1084 | Uatted Sintes Hubber Tids. 100% Penny H Century AllisChalmers. . 0% 3% 3% 30% |08 Realty. PR a i 5 of & 1 nd Treton otk | Umited statcs steel 8. £ SOl St e | | INS [y in the - Allis Chal f. @ T ul 6% 5% 457 ! of G. K. and Irelund 984 | Vacuum OIl Corp. 7s 1936, - S i A e Df Ty 52 0% 0% |USRubberlstor. so s s 0% Ko of G b and Irvlan s 1020 Vijinia Caroling, Chemical 7ids 1032 214 |1 “First Mortgage Notes” { U N Insurance Am Bosch. ® s % 8 |USSmelt&Rer... 2% s W) NEW YORK, August 22—In so far American Ter sy ropeiasd e I o e Ee el Basiatts B H Al ot 2 uY% 24 eel. - g ¢! i t | Armour & Co. R 1 = = 1 Some Encouraging Signs. |37 S e 4t 2% e 4| BBSE 3 D A B GO T B e U S e e e e toak attes audetatia ana turaies |1 Am Car & Fdy pf.. w10 pper. ..... “% ou % & % : B ioine . 3 o aranteed titles with notes. The onl; Committee to Reportto |im Ger&Fayof.ue M0 M) A | eresiss. o Be ‘8w ‘ii|pressed the feeling of skepticlsm in|Atintic Kefhuing'c ofter. [ | Shiciutely sate form of investment. Auto Theft Am Express.... 114 1 1 ‘:;K “;_ll'lldlflcm Corp... 27% 1% 28% 28% |speculative circles as to the pros- }‘""m,,” =3 985 Ch 5 uto = A i 0" 10% ar Chem..... 24! % 2% i vement | Baltimore aud Ohiy 974 | Merohants’ Bank Direoors. |15 Hif ks e 2 e & FE ey e (RS = Fi| S Domenee Insurance i 3 Am International. 2% 8% 18 2 Ghp e[ 2 SECIOLRUR oS e st Abconetn. Comper. te” 1050 Rork | Loun Dept. . 36, BY L A. FLEMING. Am Linseed. . L 1m% 1% ;:fi‘ :‘fi ™ % "““A‘" ‘;Mhu"‘; f’:“:m i e ; glo-American OIL T5s 0% | s Auto thieves and i Bt : ; : ny s in an im-|{ £ A f s On today's session of the local stock | Am Locomotive... 88 8% e B B0 |portent trade uarter or-ary sign of | Central Pacin Retienem Stect In 1 9% | i Am Safety Raszor.. 4 4 8% 38%|Western Ma. e ot s MY 33% 33 | Western Pacific 224 2% 22 22 |Western Union. lethlehem Steel Tx 19: 98T, Canadian Pacific 6s 1927, Centrul Argentine 6x 1928 exchange Capital Traction shares “joy riders” make it 20% 91 £0% @21 |20 advancing tendency in trade prices made another decline, selling to 85%, 81 8% 8 81%|Would duickly bring a reversal of Am Smelting. exapeake and Ohto ge esapeake and Olio conv. 58, = Am Steel Fay. . but only one twenty-five-share lot 59% 60% | Westhe judgment. ¢ SR I s 0 : Chicago, K- 1. & . or the auto sold at this price. A Svaar, o 6% BN B8 ) Festhouse ESM.. 30% 3% 33 3 |"rne failure of Trippe & Co. was|Ghi™f ML, And B P eerd dile. G CoC. & STOCKS—BONDS—COTTON hazardous fo A feature of the session was the, A Su . 8% 8 % & 8% 8% 8% 8% ,nnounced. « ottt T, Con. Gax of N GRAI SU OFFEE T -ad: te sale of 100 shares of the preferred|im Sumatra . % Bw 2% White Ofl. —oo TR T% TR 7% | The way the average professional |( Talind ik bacifie $1dg. 4 Copper Export — SUGAR — C owners nowaday 1] Stoe heln, hares, ot e PIYETIod | Am ToT & Tolog.. 054 105 106% 1% | Wileon Company.. s34 %4 814 31 |regards the immedinte market In that | Chic on Stution Gigu.. oo Qopnes, T S DI ek e ony iy, e e D A et 1S Yhe | Am Tobacco. .«... 118% I8 18 18W|Willys-Overland.. 6% 6% 6 6% |Congress is likely to recess without |Comalidated Gax 7u. Gonper £ Securities and Commodities leave their cars any- Review Free, Upon Request. Cudaby Packing B. T."Goodrich 7x 1925 Gaif 01l Corporation Ts IL. J. Hei K Hocking Valle first transuction in the sharcs of the|im Tobacco (B) corporation reported so far this year.; Am Woolen. . The last previous sale was at 10. | Am Zinc & Ld pf. Railway 4s were active to the ex-|Anaconda where. Protect your- self against financial loss in the case of theft by our Auto Theft In- U™ 1% 1'7% 17% | Willys-Ovid pf.... 21% #7% 2% 26% |[doing anything on the rallway bill, 61 61 4% 65% | Woolworth....... 109% 109% 107% 107% [and that this postponed for another 25 2% 2 |Worthington Pmp 34% 31% 3% 34% ,month, and probably quite a bit long- W MY H:‘z s A er, the development which holds most tent of five $1,000 lots, all at 611 A Y% 9% 9% Low. Last. [promise for starting a recovery in Gas Se were firm, butislow at 1636 | Atenlcns a8 8% RK Call Money..... 6% 6% 5% |the steel and allied industries. There Siie is not, in conscquence, apt to be dur- Business at the Banks. AtlanticCst Line.. 85 8 8 HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. 5 B¢ e Buainessi atl thioiia was very | Atlantic Fruit Co.. 4% 4% 4% ~% 0 ing this interval any piece of “good 141 400 12M..., 240 100 [news" startling enough to turn the A.A.Housman&Co. 20 Broad Street, New York MEMBERS: ~, mble Ts 1923 mble 7s 1923 ville T, Kansax and Te 3 4 9% 0% ! 11am. guiet. R N. Harper, just back from |AtlanticGulf..... .19% 204 1 H market, and the speculative element S New York eity, said: "Bunkers there | Atlantic Petroleum 1% 1% 104 WK| 1pm.. 2680 ZPM--8820 LR 4 Tain | caleulations ey e e surance. are glad to talk with vou—they have | Baldwin Loco..... 1% 7 0% G upon this. w York Central deb. Gs. 2% | Seare, Roebuck & Co. 7e New York Produce Exchange nothing else to do.” It is getting like | Balto & Ohlo...... 7% 37% 36 CURB STOCKS. ? N YorkiLe 94 | Southiern Railway 65 192 2 th eTe. Y Bears More Aggressive. Nurfolk and W 2 ay 2 at here. Ralto & Ohlo pf... 51 61 Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. cen | Norfolk and W §iSoutliwest Neither the Federal Reserve Board |Rarnsdall (B)..... 1T% 1% 17T% 174 =335y isVnat diflerence there wasgbatwoch Asnocinte Members of Liverpool B F SAUL CO : nor the Richmond regional bank have | Reth Steel (R).... 48 « % % T, askeq | trading today and that of previous ™ aé:" e N . . ’ had anything to say to member banks | Rklyn Rapid Trn.. 10% 10% 10 10 | Aetna Explosives 12 1§u days was that operations for the de- lon . h Automobile Insurance 3 cline sought to enlarge their scope TH 8 land to take In more stocks. " 3 for some ;. oz 271 21 |Allied ol for names s. Rutterick Bankers have had their ears to the % 8 maan H s ha: 5 ~addo ONl . % 9N g Lot 2 20 Losa x s | Pennsylvunia gon w h fround, waiing for the reduction in | (IO N kg e o0 @ 00K |k o i R ke s o sl e e meat e ashington Utnce 934 N. Y. Ave. N.W. sco . Lut so fa e toed oxton and Moniata S o LSt Tontin and Snn Franeises i5 failed to catch the slightest response, | “Alifornia Petrol. S1% 3 2% | Hoston and Wyoming. 6 6 |finally began to yield, although they |t Lais and Gon proncies ol although it is known that the n.mks‘r’:m!:"‘“" Eaolfic: B “": e L Caledonia ;’ o 2 11 |did not go down’as readily as many|Seabrurd “dir lr,y".,.f ShE W OR MAIN FLOOR CORRIDOR ons they w < five | Case Plow 3 A% | Catumet and ‘o iaeuc: eabonrd Line ad). .. ; Sk - Workin, 01 they would like to have | (A8 0 ner. .. 2% 25 2% % | Chrbon ‘el ST 27 O L stockal imade. mawl SInCImIE|ConsONECom Ay bid; second 4, i i WOODWARD BUILDING b Washington financial circles were 8l 68X ST . $% 3%|tows, und there was continuous sell- o e e o Telephone Main 2040 MK TR 2 : 1 this morning at the death of % % 2% 9 95 1ing of other motors, with insistence g o e (&80, ooy 1 . Richard S. . Wife 0f tho | epamAler MotoF... 41% 2% 414 12% - 13% upon the fact that for most of these y CHARLES R. ALLEY, Mgr. » ; er president of the American | cheq & Ohlo. 53 63 FI% Cities Service (oll) m 115" | companies the second half-year's bus! ! . ¢ L 7 ciation. at thelr home | rpy.Great Westn.. % ‘Z'fi Cities ucvicaspras A & |ness will probably fall oft consid- . . i £ T 3 4 3 s Ty oo | H MR St B S8 2, |Cnmhn A g F s e Grain, Produce and Live Stock!™ | yve o IRECALOYLLLE ti J t here las e . 1 ChiMil & StPpf.. L Consolidated Copper 'ths. ¥ i z ] pimnconiation doce it Gt ek | O M et 8 Sistagre - oLh 8 memnens miten] aas aesmmpymins ocaL witoLzsALE wARKET LOANSHON ’ " S the Botanion,| mitending g:“lf(!,fi,;‘f.m“ 0 o3 | Davie Daiy o H 1" lof the slowness with which the BALTIMORE. August 22 (Special).— | Eggs—Strictly fresh, per doz., 41a42: LIBERTY BONDS b b nila b CLli Ll CRInG CODPer..--+ ?1% 1% 11k 214 oL P figures have shown the company to|potatoes, white, bushel, 1.75a1.90; 100 | #VeTage receipts 40. Bonds bought and Sold their wives and friends. She was|~oca-Cola. % sn o B :;:: ElE Rasin 6|befaisposingfottitatinventory. pound Nox 2 lanaia s Toa o e poultg per b, 18; Libfl:‘{““""" g E‘"’“‘-- SRl ndiitclend - 2%, upire Food . . " olinds Nos. > : s, sprinz, Bond Exchang Dossessed of a wonderful imemory | Colo Eual. 2 TN B £3 | Engineers betioioun | weariCutiMade 1.50; sweets, barrel, 4.3045.00; yams, 33 Der b 24w, Rents, 60’; 14th St. N.W. nd faces. and seemed to | Gol G i e part of the delegates | ool Qeaphophon A cut in refined sugar by one of x Eureka Croesus 4.0044.50; beans, bustel, 75al.40; beets, | YOiNE. each, 35a50. s 1% | k¥an Consolidated ceipts, 24.000 head: calve: Pprogr. 2 red winter. spot, at 1.25%. 915 F St. N.W. Sult Creek Producing. $25.000,000 down from the huge total recall a 1 3% 3% 3% 3% |Farrell Coal the large companies started sellin e = = O e fou | ol GrADIDES: 15 M r‘"fli?und(% 3 18| of A e et sniencare | Dunah 2a3; ‘calibage, head | Aasilcars | Shimane T AT e) She has been valid for five = & ‘nslang d it t oW tuge 2 .. 35a38; 3 - . ~ons Distributors. 4% § | rie 0 a ne 5 e 3 Tooste; GAc S ConsOamor NY._. s s % & |HL s bt |) Anticibation o the passing ot e | TS LI 2800 QT R TINR | 36040 keats Noung, ache o, L Ul Committee to Report. ConsIntl Cal MIn. 4% 4% 4% 4% Gioiroex ‘Oil, b 33% latvidena was behind the collapse of I oines aoa |l | Por=Dressiganen s N e o) ‘ There will be a special meeting of | Cons Textiln. LM% 4 Wl 1| Guffey-Gillesy 103 11y | Pierce Oil preferred. tuce, bushel,” 1.00a1.50; lima ' Live stock—Calves, choice, per Ib., Co-oyenh'e Bllflilillg the directors of the Merchants' Bank | corn Product 6% €% 84% | Granada Oi I 'z 8@l Cotton options made quick response bushel, 50a90; oni bushel, | 11; lambs, choice, per Ib., 10; live hogs, A this afternoon (o hear a report from | ~osden & Co. 1oy ot oo |Heda oo = S3% 86| tolflunfavorableicrop Ureportsiktrom : neppers, ~ basket, 15a25i | 10%. | Association i the committee appoinied to investi- | copeible Steel. ... 62% 6% 1% 624 | Licriqutinental Kubber 1.0 6 6% :,"l‘,""mfi','i,,u‘emf'm' ,‘",‘"hd,:, Wheat: |squash, ~ bhasket, 20a30; tomatoes, |, Green fruits—Applcs, per bbl. 3.00a Organtzea 1879 gate Progress o the sale of the South- | Gupan.Am Sugar. 12% 12% 1:% 12% | International Petroleum (new).. 10% 104 T naioations that the. movement | basket. 50a70; bushel. 1.15 000 per bushol basket, 1.00a3. < T e i) ern building and on other matters con- i qypg Cane Sugar.. 8% 8% 8% 8% |jerome Verde 165520 o mndian wheat fields will | Apples. barrel 2.50a4.00: bushel |0 Por 1 Dy AT, ! x ] nected w he fprobeble purchas, - C: S o 'y Coun 2 pupet 2 302 ' D .0044.00; iforni: /iy The Merchante Bank of the banking | Cuba CaneSupf.. 19% 19 184 W | [ake Torpedo . G4 1 !be earlier than usual. cantalounes. basket it 7. oranges, per crate, 6.00a 00; peaches, ||| Ammets . $4,303.838.08 . Toom im et ot XK \PE | Davidson Chem... 0 0% 10 30%|Loce Star Ga 18" 2 Berlin dispatches telling of the B0all 25, (dameons. 6. '"|Ver crate 4.00u6.00; cantaloupes, per [l SUrPlus $1.965,322.59 i building. 1 ' 5 Del Luck & Wstn.. % % €6 % | mgma_copper . + 018 lgreat rush to convert marks into ROt o] {crate, 0. " 5 Final cattariwl = -Johnson. 58 &8 3 L 20 1other currencies, or to use them for asket. 1.60a1.75; | - Vegetablos——py % e s T cei S e Sl A é?xde‘mu b} Dame 13k 2% 12 | lasen Valley i 1% | the purchase of securities had their |3 1 B oL Rl .. lbarrell 5.0046.007 No 3, 5:5043.00; Swect | Your Mnney 3 the regular meeting of the dire Erie 1st pf. . B% 18% 18% 18% | Midwest Oil 2 267 { effect in the exchange market, where .,:u" 24 e 0000 005 watermelons.| VOLLOes, per barrel, 5.0026.00; lettuce, our seif-respe well will in- i floor of the building has been talen | Famous Playerspf 7 78 : ;g went Mefiuing - el """:e ‘::‘“.'w‘“k e et £.00a15.00; culls, 3.00a5.00. |heiaesien ",,_“;A“c-e“‘;’z i d;‘)’,;]&‘:‘;;;” always in view. Joiu the Equitable! or is under option. Fisher Body . &3 ada Opiir . Sears-| Pric Noon. r crate, 50a15: Epimach. 2] e e Fisk Rubber. - 9 9 9 |New Coruelin The break In Sears-Roebuck to| . Seliinx Erices st Nooh D 00as sy S0ai5: epinach. per barrel, | Subscriptions for the Dun’s Review fin o watisfac- | Freeport Texas W6 M 1| Sbie Of anae new ‘low prices reflected disppoint- || Wheat-No. |1 rgd wINE SROL I S00ad00 per b chenmbers, el | 815t Issue of Stock i un's Re s some ac- | E 1 1 ol a ment because the company's business 31z per bushel: No. ed winter, | 20t et 5 | 5 tion in the fact that “the many prob. | 3aston Willlams.. 1 3 orth Amer. P. and 3 ‘s red winter, gar- | CBEPLANts, per crate. 1.5 ¥ Tems and. campiliations. which Thave | Gen Asphalt. e e a% | X e e e e an B e o gg" box, 1.25a3.00; corn 3l Belag Reecclved . eriously affec e ¢ Gen Electric. . mar Ol (new) Ereatly exte on. atoo pLeal T S <hel: | beans, 1.00a2.50 per b % 2 SeTiously affected tride Waring " the | Gen Blectrie R e e B A s ot | Abisunt - wheat. 115 per bushel: BB, 1006250 per bireil oa beane || @1 e £0 Per Month Travelers’ Checks past year or more. and which were the | el = Terfection improved to anything like the extent ptember, 1.16%; cargoes on grade y E er Mon| outgrowth of a very abnormal condi- | Gen Mot 6% deb. Producers hick statements by officials had led 2 red winter, garlicky, L1 0. CHICAGH ‘B S " » 4 Per Cent Interest Are safer than cash to carry with tion, are gradually being met.” and in | 300drich. llgz fi% ::h 1.:.::1.. com :vh:_ ‘Zubl‘\‘c e L e e T 04 5. "H“;M(:) l.:\ E STOCK MARKET. you on vour trip away from home. 4 the further fact th't “ths rovival of [ Granby Col ndio pfd. - Sl T Sar g by at 75 CAGO, August 22 (United States CTashed anywhere, Denominations 1 = v Here st half year inventories still | ~Sales—Bag Jots rby at 75, 4 husin nakes slow but fairly steady | sray & Davis..... 12 10 13 {RayHercules. K:mt-u;mg wmsxsn.bw,ono; that 1%, only |1.05 and 1.10 n’n-r bushel. Car lots of | Pureau of markets). —¢ EQUITABLE BUILDING of $10 and up. b 10 Sreat Northern pf. 73% 74 714 28% Lack of confidence in future values|5reat Nor OTe... 8% T 8% Creek (new) vty i 2 i 3 P Aery much un- | Other classes dull and mos i i e s % January 1. Bank loans, which lour conditions are ver. uch un- ! d o o The iy lhis authority as the cause | Guantanamo Sus.. ¥ 84 = 5:"’ Reunipa cim. Tere $44560.000 at the end of 1920, | settled, with a lower tendency. o\\'lngii'l’r':r arlings, 10; JOHN JOY EDSON, President e ve. L Shel lowh e Haskcll & Barker. 65 55 mms Were only off $14.560.000 on June 30.ithe drop in wheat prices. ot 5 FRANK P. REESID] 37l A s ‘ cadton oads and shoshand | ather|| gyouston OV sas He4L Ut 27 e Srenyiall Sears-Roebuck ' sales decreased $£-| Corn—Cob, new. vellow. 3.50 peri 3! rs targely. || ¥ E, Secy. 3 e Foriey Tercial lines 4nfl a healthy Krowth m | Hupp Motors 0% 10% 0% 1 1500.000 in July, although the com-|barrel; contract corn, spot, 63%:| ; bulk construction work ix recorded. " ™| llinois Central... % 9 % 3 L Was mde with & period 1At | track corn; yellow, No. 3 or better, Liquidation of old accounts is said | Indiahoma. 2% % % 2% |onobah Divde W, {vear when the compuny's business|domestic, i ‘ to be slow and some failures are noted | Inspiration 31 30% 80% | niced Eustern - P 220 | bad begun seriously to feel the effecti Oats 2 white, new. 411: No.| = S | » as a result. Interhoro Metro... 3% ls"i X:K 1:% : ’x‘x"n”z anit l}l{e.(tcoz 1% 11 |of the great downward turn. 3 w 1'.,( 3712. Old oats at sfiecml Defit. for Ladies & A. A. Houseman & Co.. a New York | interboro Met pf-. 10 10 " . Light and Heat p N 3 Amerlcan Sugar. premium. S e e brokerage house with local offices, says: [ nt] Agr Chem 6% 6% 6% 6% |Lnited Froft Sharing - 1% 1% i Bag lots of nearby rye. as to ight D - - it : 2 - “shi reason for the bre Z ke fto fu : We are not goig to furn the corner | i) agri Chem pf. 371 1 87 87 |[- & Shib Corporation s 2 |can suear below 60 s per bustel: Ko, 2 35; heavy packing sows HIS bank’s historic record : ® St 25; pigs. 8.0029.25. 4 ipts, 29,000 head; native ambs opening 25 to 50 lower: top to butchers, 10.00; packers top early, sheep scarce. about steady: no ern lambs sold early; packing There was first a_trade explanat and, second, a technical explanation. The Federal Sugar Company reducing its price of refined was accepted as an indication that the improvement in is a source of pardonable . ptide to us, but we take greater pride in our steady 3, no quotation. ay—in new timothy and light hay ariving in_good order. a fair demand at 16.00221.00 per ton. All damaged, hot and musty cars of speed laws and veer around on the road | 1ot E 2 | United Toexas - to recove 1l Tour wheele We hear | Inti ler Morinepf 0% 40 % S0 | Warren fires. stories of disappointing business at sum- | Intl Motor Truck.. ® % B lwune coal mer hotels, at theaters and other lines | Intl Truck 2d pf... 8 5 S | Test End Cons. catering to amusement and recreation, | Intl Nickel........ 12% 2% 1% Wright-Martin ... nGE ® 1y 5 1 = cn two wheels, but will observe the |[n) Harvester.... 69% 69% 61% 8% | United Jtetail Candy. 54 12 1 1 2 12 n ; CHICAGO— 4 1 We see a reduction in the purchase of | Intl Paper. ... .- & & 9:"" ‘:“ Armour Leather com. . 12% 12y ;2;Lv:l&mh?“:g;urw‘hhlih“uhga:_lr Droduet A | few hay have to be s0ld at whatever [around 50 1ower. E luxuries and _semi-luxuries. ~ What can | Invincible O1l. G 8, S| Armour Leater pra: & 2% | fortnight ago, which had led to fn- | Ber i, bring. | 5 growth e i S e o el I iand 011, 2% e Armour pfd. S0a an. advance in raw priccs, | Straw—No. 1 straight rye. nomina —_— r e fundamentals, the steel 1 Tea, : 4 S : 5 - Industry, the copper mining. industry “:‘::’ Lieed 1 vas only a temporary upturn. No. 2'straight rye. nominal; No 1 e COTTON MARKETS. { clientele. NEW YORK, August 22—The cot- The technical reason for the droplgled in American Sugar was that it wa 5 ton market showed considerable firm- following_the normal course of 5 5 ness during today's early trading, | stock which is off the dividend list,|quotation. owing to reports of very high tem- with little hope of any early return.| (CHICAGO, August 22—Continued |perature in the southwest and rela- At the time the rate was passed thereipeayvy export reports. coupled with |tively steady Liverpool cables. There Was @ big short interest and a pre-|puving here by houses credited with | Was some scattered southern selling mium was being paid for use of the{cinpnard connections, caused an up- |8t the start, but first prices were stock for delivery. It has taken the|furn in wheat at the start of today's | steady at an advance of six to four- and the better position of the farmer. 4% 'We think the stage is being set for = f. 50 50 Better things in these directions.” Kanses € Sou 0 R T e Kelsey Wheel..... & & 1 - Washington Stock Exchange. | & = 8° 2° 2 = BUNDS WERE UUIET S . s1.000| Lackawanna S EE ] ] Washington Ritw, LocTire & Rubber 24% i4% 2% 2% Unwon Carbide Tl'ley are the reward of faithfufly i eficient service — something for which Washington's OLDEST Na- tional Bank has been noted ever since the days of its inception— LoftInc..... Louis & Nash i Maxwell A. twenty-five points above Saturday's closing on covering and trade and commission house buying. Offerings 'With the support from short con-|l:1% hllesl tracts partially eliminated, American (1oWer at L1i%, (0 Shin o Sugar once more became vulnerablef, . s(rength and touched 1.16%. $1,000 at 61 o s initi: igh Valley. 51 51 61 61 interval since then for the short ac-i ..4; the board of trade. Sep-|teen points, and as soon as the initial { 1 Traction l‘;’,:f.hn:...’ % 1% 1% 1% count to be reduced sufficiently for| trading on the board o I eher at | Offerings Nad been absorbed active 5 iy American 8% 8% 8% 8% the market price to vield. e e e o Devemier was hajf |months worked some _twenty to 3% on Savings . over a century back. 18 108 108 108 i National Metropolitan Bank | { B 9% 9% 9 9 R were c. tively light i Maxwell B. N % NEW YORK, August 22.—Bond|to bear attacks based on the conten-| " HFEIE S F 0 qors were filled, | We omparatively light on the ad- | - Ppete 9% 9% 8% 9% : fon that a non-dividend payer in the en the easter led. | vance, which carried December up | Bid and Asked Prices | Mexican . 20% 19% 19% |prices today, while irregular, with |tion that a n 5 % however, the local shorts raided|¢o 1370, ! i Miami Copper. 20% 605 is not attractive in a marketlBowever e, 08 B0 s Were | Cpiiaten opened steady: Octobe where stocks paying dividends are selling at such abnormally low prices. Bao® EEFE 22X # i i i Capital, Surplus & Undivided Profits Over $1,500,000 15th St., Opposite U. S. Treasury—107 Year< Ol4 BONDS Middle States Oil.. 11 11 10% 10% [here and there further advances, uxdvll_essltin}') fi“: ;:9./: ;m :-;: were in the main somewhat lower. Corn was dull, but slightly firmer. | March. 13.78; May, 13.85. 3{2'&:‘;-&5531 e B:% B W g |There were no developments in the on word that country offerings were |~ xpy' ORLEANS, August _:2_71 1% 1% 1% |money situation or in any other di- TRIPPE & CO. FAIL. held 50";90“’::‘6‘:";“@:“;‘;‘;”":::fha;’,:’Highly discouraging accounts of the | 1c {13.15: Dacember. 13.55; January, 13.6 IBLIC TILIT 5 & Tex. . z Ao Pacifc. . 19 19 18% 19 |rection to account for this check to AL F1% o B2, and Desmber. % 10 | tates o the Erawing. srem. Sumicn: a ana .| Mo Pacificpf...... SB% S‘:% fi: ::: the rise. It was simply set down as|New York Stock Brokerage Firm |% higher, at 52% to 53. The market|larly in Texas, caused a strong ad- | . g T - | Montgomry Ward. 16 14 13% 14 | matural enough reaction, following ! 1 Ifonowed wheat up and held gains of | vance in the price of cotton today. ii !‘:al} 5":.'-'.‘5-?.,5, Tasw asw ss% a8y lr"eaclolv‘xggngsug::;?r’enu:mem'g“"& NEW_YORK, August 22.—The fail- | commission houses, starting. % {o het aion. Octone wonia up o | 9 ' NatlBuamb o 8% S% 3 3% |in the Industrials There wee sora |ure of Trippe & Co. was announced to- | higher, with September 33% to 34,|12.95. Supplementing Texas reports e N R opper---- 10 10 %% 9 |renection of the depression in in. |42% on the New York Stock Exchange |an December. 36% to 36%. - were claims from Georgia of an ex- | ou on ave Nevada Copper---- I8 70 can 69 |ausirial stocke. Moveamile Murine| The firm, which was organized one{“"Drovisions opened 7i: to 2 lower |ceedingly short crop in many coun- | N¥Central....ooo B0 O Bl Bl | on hroke ok pewercantlle Marine |vear ago, is composed of George M.|,n light offerings. Weak cables and | ties of that state. i N Y Chi &StL. t s broke to a new low of 76, and|woolsey, William J. Palmer and John t 5 factora Futures opened quiet and steady INyChiastL2d.. 63 % & 6% were down nearly a point from Sat- |} eitice. lower Hog prices were Ioctor™ under|October, 12.76: December, 13.15; Jan- 2 ® N Y NH&Hart... 15% 16 16% 16%|urday. Sinclair Ofl 7% and Dupont | 'The fajlure occasioned considerable |, September wheat s on. but | uary, 13.23; March, 13.38; May, 13.54. ; ' 17% 17% 1% 17%|7% were both off half a point. Cuba 1.13%, a new low for the season, bu ‘ ! N Y Ont & West.... C: e < surprise, as the firm, while organized |11, ptions rallied when the visible; LIVERPOOL, August 22.—Spot cot- Norfolk & Westrn. 9% 6% % 9% |Can Sugar convertible7s broke sharp- |in ts present form a year ago, had 1v” statement showed an unex-|ton quiet, prices steady: Good mid- i e L g ‘\onmrnpnc‘l’:o 75;,: 1:2 1:: 7:;: gen:ndth':::;h neea‘.’\flyozoldih:s ot't'-’i{ been ;;mmmem 88 2 commission Debted decrease of 962,000 bushels.|dling, 9.30; fully middling. 8.90; mid- Ity 58 (short). TN Y 2 Prod... 1% . ouse for ten years, and there had| P ip with Sep- | dli $50; low middling, 7.70; d STOCKS C USRI B K g o [hand, despite ihe weakness in rubber |peenno Tniimation of embarrasement. | (00,C1oT 135" (5 117 ana December | ordinan. S76: ordinary. 5050 70 | When 37 vears old Halsey M. Barrett of Bloomfield, N. J PURLIC Y. 0 10 10 10 [& . n some quarters the failure was at- > ales, 5, ales, including 3.600 = ST 2 5 z i Telga G ifi::@::fl'@;fi:m .65 @ @ o |time were quoted halfia point higher |tributed to ine inability of customers 118 to 118k 40000 bushels in|American. Receipts, 1,000 bajes. all |[|[ took $5.00000 life insurance policy at low straight life rates. His weig | » v eneral ec- | to meet obligations and to the shrink- T in | American. icy wi vri i R ion—" 4115 | Pacific Ol I W s e |tric shares making a new low, the € |age In the last six months of valuesthe visible Supply cnt corn Wb % Rutures closed steady: August, §. policy was written by that strong old mutual institution—The < Pan-Am Pelt 5. s ek 2ow sew|DSr centideventure ibonds sold up a fof many securities heldiby the firm as e uren for “he fay with Sep- |January. 831: July, $.02; October. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of New Jersey. The large L wanla..... 8% ST S 7% |ine vear. Sftheictopiton | cotiateral FAIbert W Skutnam; atmeme | S8y o fasi% frolss hjandiecemberisat |01 ABATERTR 02 D ECSmbEr 8 S0 A, annual dividends were left with the company. Last year his life 15 | Penn Seabd Steel.. % 5;" BZ% P Somé Firm Ralls. I e o e Hib o 1 | policy became an endowment. He drew out $5,102.88, which was it X as. . . = e e X, it % s s 5 . : People I 1 sk 1k Among the rails Chicago and Erie|w. K AT eicianes Deeember. 118% 114° 118'| YWHOLESALE PRICES RISE. $1.267.92 more than he had paid in. You don’t have to die to win. PhilaCompany... 2% 2% 28% 28%| 70 o0 VEE BB DVEC A POAL Lo T4 Ihad been getive in motor and tire!g.tember 51% 53 CHICAGO, August 22.—The index Get our free booklet, “Endowment Policies at Life Rates.” Sent Phillips Jones..... 62 62 62 62 RIACIAS, T shares. Within the last vear four|potember 5213 53% ) number of wholesale prices in_the i ! bhillips Petroleum 17% 8% 17% 18% mf‘m;zr x‘l‘lin‘a". g:m:nms’:::?m‘::;; stock exchlal.nge ‘flrr!ns hdave failed. obge aOATE L Tited States. compiled by the Federai | free on request. P. H.L TAMPLET, General Agent. Special i i % 12% 1% % s Was recently reinstated as a member | giptember 314 n S 5 i : i ia"" | PlerceOll. ... % 5% [ 75 went through their previous high| ® °" Bations. NEW YORK, August 22.—Flour, |crease of prices during July of a little | Suite 31, 1425 G St. NW. Phone Main 2277 b ----.|Pierce ON Pf. 4 81 |record and sold at 106. — quiet. Spring_ patents, . 7.75a8.75: [ more than 1 per cent, against a de- TRUST COMPA pitts Coal. . (3 5 On the other hand, Reading General OIL STOCKS. spring clears, 6.00a7.00: soft winter | cline of 2 per cent during June. i . A merican Security and Trust 222 1pjtta & W Va..... 2% 22 ‘4s dropped off a half point, New York| Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. x(rniggls, 0090:1564 ; hard winter . o;; Dv‘.]he bns:'sm?il_ lfber;ce‘xin 1;. rxtmz' he‘,}“,& ar. 53 Central 7s lost & point end the Ne straights, 7.00a7.50. o 100, commodi orts shifted | g;fil’:_“nsé:“f“, %0% 90% | York Central debenture 63 %. Baltl- | Anglo-Amerlcan OI (aew). Asked | *U50R, dull; mess, 25.50a26.00; family, | from an index number of 102 during | Pure Ol A 2% | more and Ohio 6s, after selling up to | Rorne.Scrymser Co.. 300" | 30.00a34.00. June to 103 during July. The all-com- e O StISpr... % 04 T 74 |91%, lost thelr gain and Baltimore |Brckeve Pipe Line G5 %% 1°"Lara, steady; middle west, 11.20a | modities index stands at 141, as com- | "ommerce and Savings. R:nd Mines 22 2 .22 2 |and Ohlo Toledo divislon 45 were off | Chescborough Msf. Co. 2 {11.30. | pared to 139 in June. i e <y :1:‘ :“ :“ N rasaah T:',','{e".-n“ox.'}',’fi ugx’:;il& rameent "“,"';.““"n':,f,' 2 | DAIRY MARKETS. ! i i s 2PN % 6% @ x| Transit bs were both lower, | Gomperiand, Pine 120 | BALTIMORE, August 22 (Special).— | Money -to Loan | |/ES™BLISHED i Replron & Stesl . &8 @8 Sl 8 |, Norfolk and Western 4s dropped oft 35 | Chickens, alive, sprinwrs. pound, 26a 1 I Rep Iron ngk" 5 A s% 8y | Tom 77% to 17% and Erie convertible 1% 121; white leghorns, 22a26; old hens, | $50,000—7% interest, in sums of $1,000 to $3.- it e eoee et e i | T oieaster; 38 133a27: old roosters, 15a16: ducks, 18a 000, secured by Srst deed of trust on real estats. i L San Fran,.. 22w B mh 2% No Change in Libertys. 27 |24 pigeons, pair, 25; guinea fowl|Joseph I. Weller 42 Wasb. L. & Trust S e omwmpf.. 524 3% S 81%| With the exception of the 3is, 130 |each, 5. . ile - 9iNandFis. v- S Lo AlrLine. 5% 6% % 6% |which were down a bit, the changes|opto on 208 Eggs. loss off, native and nearby; Seaboard Alr Line. & 613 5o ooy |in the liberty group were unimpor- | Pennevivania:Mexican Fuei |l 2000 | fraceydozemRatsisonthern 3o ERTIN alumbia THIC o A Semeca Copper.... 15 16 1% 1w |, JOFOC SCERTEc, *Rain. “ne | Solar Refning Col: 350 |40ad1; ladles, 30a33; rolls, 35a30; store | filling obligations contracted in life. olumbia Title - 5 |Shell Trad& Tran. 33 8 8 8¢ [Tule. heid (helr recent gain ~The|southern Pipe Live. 8 |packed. 27; dairy prints, 28a30; 4 4 SHEA = ***** | sinclair Ofl. M 1M 8% 17K | e vere 96 and slightly | Soui oL O Pise. 188 |process butter, 34a3s. Every man is born with a duty to better e e s M oo RO BIES 0@ 7% % ngw |above: The demand for United King- | Standard 0N of Calit 71 | ‘CHICAGO, August 22.—Butter— + ol et his station. Money earned has the 2'C. Pager Mty Co. T T Southiasn Excife = Jov | dom B%s of 1987 continued at §7%.|Standart Ol I Koneas 9% |Lower, creamery extras, 3s; stand-|}] —TOt only a promise, ou ower of increasing itself if so in- o7 Southern Rallway. 19% 19% 19% 19%|Cjty of Bordeaux 6s at 83 Stand: 540 A 4 P erchants® Transfer an iis L e % ™ y of Bo! % were algrandard Ofl ,0of Kent 585 |ards. 35%; firsts, 33a36%; second an established fact when 3 ith rgenthaler Linotype . 119 |Standard Oil of Cal. fraction up, while Copenhagen 5%%s| Standard Oil 'of Nebraska. 150 160 .30a32. - s vested as to secure a good income wit! id Dutch Market " com 6 |StandOllofNJ... 185 136 135 15 |lost the greater part of Saturday's|Standard Oil of New York. (20 {° Bggs—Unchanged. Receipts, 10,915} You mvest in fet principal . L LT P 2 |StandONNJPE...WIK WI% 1074 1074 gain. Japanese ds made a fhew high |Btandard Ol of Obi Firsts, 29a31; ordinary firsts, safety to -principal. f... 6 . bsequent! 13 iwan o b . 2 2 H e Teeiet 2 u §§f&'&'f$‘?&&r.. 0% 2K 2 2 ?.5 1.':* e T Eetilng bask Unloa Teok oo o 289 po..'u'?y'ffi}’x‘;‘,fi,’ D‘l‘o'wzoi.;zslowlg, 18a F IRST TRUST You will find in our First Mortgage L *Ex-dividend. §":“:‘{E,°" . 2“ :’.’“ 2}: :"fi —— ‘Washington Ofl. 25 30 |26%:; spring, 26. i NOTES Loans safety and satisfactory interest i = tudebal - MONEY AND EXCHANGE. NEW YORK, August 22.—Butter— i aying 7% and backed FOREIGN EXCHANGE. :nbm:r:-:nnu :!s :% :K :% NEW YORK, August 23—Prime FOREIGN BONDS. - | Unsettled; .-mxpfi'. 5,868 tubs. e Fombmed. de“ & ,% h of 1 Selling checks—dollar values at noon today: | SUPer! °c n (A, & ® & b5 mercantile paper, 6ag}: exchange| Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. |Creamery, higher than extras, 41%a by virtually two dollars’ worth of rea Duospest ... 21 TomtorCorn (A)-+ B T 1 1 |Wweski sterling 60-day bils-and com- SR I SR Ty INTEREST estate for every dollar invested, these et "1 K337 | Texas Company... a3 W% am sa |Tereldl B0.deY Bills on banks 1.61%: 2 13% Gorman gor. 4e. 11% 1 J0%; packing stock, current make, loans are among the most desirable Covenhagen ':16.58 |Texas& Pacific... 33 23 2% 84,554, 3.65: cables, 3.65%; Francs, . T8 Krupp e 14" | No. 2, 29, = fered. (hristiania ....1325 | Texas & PC&OIll. 16% 16% 16% '16%|Gemand, 7.69%; cabies, 7.70; Belgian . 134 Bad. Anili bE3 Eggs—Irregular; receipts, 12,132 mow sl Amaterdam .. 3100 |Third Avenue. . 13% 1% 13% 13%|francs, demand, 7.55%; cables, 7.5t 13% AL Ei. Ges. 4%s. 18% | cases, Fresh gathered, extra firsts, 37 0 5 Seut BbGOsREN Belgrade 238 | Tobacco Prod. 56% 5% 66 11 d 'd, 30.84; - 11% Mein'ger Bank 4s 1814 ' a40; fresh gathered firsts, 33a3 They are in convenien lenomina. 18% Montreal | 90 | Trans Cont1Oil. Crr T e vl Py B T 1% Jord e ank & 134 | Pennsylvania and nearby =western tions. S —— Unlon Ol D, 1% |marks, demaid, 112 cables. 113 12% Vienna 2% [ on A P e R —in your mail the day it is BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS. nion Pacifio... reece, demand, 5.48; Sweden, de- a b i fotors mrata] NEW YORK, August’ 22.—Bar silver, | Unlon Pacific pf 65% 65% 65%)mand, 21.36; Norway, demand, 13.1 5 o 1t extaz, B is? r:‘t‘:l;‘er:gy;"'!n?;:l due. omestic, 99% foreign, 61%; Mexican United Drug...... & 5% &% 8% |Argentine, demand, 30.35; Brasilian, - 1o marks, 35%a36%; do. firsts ' 34a35. - z S PN ollars, 47. nited Drug 1st... < mand, 12.37, Cheese—Steady: recsipts, 909 boxes. - . LONDON, August 22.—Bar silver, | United Fruit......102 102% 100% 102%| Montreal, 10'15-16 per cent discount. 18 State, whole miik, flats, fresh, Spe- HANN! LUCHS olldo 3 5id per ounce; money. 3% per cent. |United Ry Inv. 7% 7% 7% 7% | Government bonds heavy; railroad P clals, 21a21%; do., average run, 20a 5 ON & - 912~15WSTN.W. - iscount rates—Short biils, i%a4% per |United RyInvpf.. 18 18 1. 18 [bonds essy, I8 Jelan Do s 281203 state, whole milk, twins, spe- 713 14th St.—Main 2345 L N.W. "E three-month bills, 4a4¢ 1d-16 per | United Retall Strs. 48 €% 4% 4% ime loans steady; 60 days, 90 days, 111, Belgian Rest. bs. 72 = | Cials, 21a21%; do.; average rum, 20a = oot zhoo s lah e l‘;& Belgian Prem, os. % 20%. 6 months, 5%a6 per cent.