Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1921, Page 19

"MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 192: Grain, Produce and Live Stock |pi, i Sizing 5| CANADA'S GOLD OUTPUT. LOCAL WROLESALE MARKET. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. TAK Lo Sk AROTTAWA e e Camada Aur-|= FINANCIAL. Money' to Loan by firet deel 07 trust cn real estate. Lirwest Tates of mterest amd commission. | A feature of the market for gold is that all sales to the royal mimt in Ottawa are paid for im New York funds. 7 ~ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Ofice. : . Low. Close. Opes. High. Low. Closs. | Eggs—trictly fresh, per dos. 40| BALTIMORE, Ma. September 12|pecember ... 35 Iob. 199% 1% oo &018 preswon o —— Lichermana & Hawn, 1431 F d v - 1.82 14 126" 14 = . . Adv Rumley D% 1% |RemingtonType.. 2% My 8 2 average reccipts, 3. (Special) —Potatoes—White, per 15! 5 137% 18w 18% 1wy, {86 tho Soat Six menths of ihia year $5,000 Life Policy, $57.35 P 2021 ‘Ajax Rubber. e WU og] eel. T % % % Live poultry—Roosters, per 1b. 185 /ponpay 3 »E. 2.25a ,'amounted to 396,391 fine ounce e 40. Send date of birth for illuxtration ‘Alaska Juno. 1% 1% 1% I%iRepIron&Steel.. 50% 61 % 4. turkeys, per ib., 35a36; chickens. . 3.50a4.25; 106 pounds, 2. oM % MK MY aonn ge194129. T £ 8mA_particuiars at yonr Allied Chemlcal. .. 39% %29% 8% *"‘: RepIron& Stipf.. 85 & 8 |soring, per Ib., 32a35: hens, per b2 Nos. 2 and 3, 56a1.25; sweets, B9% 60 89 nnl i This amount Of| Bewnimhed T8, Asuets over 150,600,000, Allied Chem pf.. .. &% 8% 3% 854 gen Motor Truck. 9 9 9 25a28; keats, young. each. 35a50. barrel, 3.0024.00. Yams, 2.50a3.00. w0y, 40% 39K e ] Demtuion turesn of statis-{ M. LE ROY GOF¥ In LOANS ON Allis Chalmers. ... 'S3% 3% 3% :% Slo}'nl Dutch...... 50% 5% & | Dressed poultry—Fresh killed spring | Beans, bushel, 65a1.00; beets, bunch, 4% 45 3% 44 |tics Teports, represents $2 per cent| AllisChalmerspf. ¥ 75 7 B |Stlosephlead ... I % 1Y T |chickens, per Ib. 36a(0: nens Der 11703 cabbage, head, 5al); carrots, |aciow tar wes s i |°f_the amount minea during 1920.! LIBERTY BONDS e s oo 3 e T e ., - ; 3 3 v ' B Bouts booght wnd Sold 99% |StL&San Srpf.. %6 %% M 1b.. 38a40; keats, young, each, 60a75. |bunch, $ad; celery, .00; | dsuoary 930 cemT e W ] | Reglatered. G 334 | St Louis Southwn. :25% %% 35 Pork—Dressed, snall, per 1b., 15. |90, demen. 18alf: cautifio NEW YORK, September 12.—¥Flour i = i~ A e el Bond m-u- 28 | StLouisSownpf.. "% M Ta% Live stockeCalves, ¢holce, per Ib, |Tel. 8.00a8 cucumbers, basket, 50a | _Firm: spring patents, 8$.80a8.7 | nIW. e e 82 |Savage Arms. . u u% n Tambs, > live hogs, | 60: eggplant, basket, 20: Tettuce, |spring clears, 6.2547.00; sof Joseph 1. Weller Pk bs, cholce, per tb.. 10: bushel, 1.00a2.00; lima beans. bushel, UITA bldg.. 9th aud ¥ n.w 199% | Saxon Motors. 3% 3% Y per 1b., 8 T5a1.06: o e S ns, by b | straights, 6.26a6.50; hard . 10 |Seaboard AirLine. 6 6 & I Green truits—Apples, per bbL, 3.00n | Te2100 cnican, humkel 410 0 P | Trasehta, 7358735, : Am Cotton Ofl.... 20% geabonrdALDL L% W% 10% 11050 per bushel basket, 1.00a3 20a%5; tomatoes, basket, 30a4s, bushel, | ;1 !’fl;:;&?‘"dnm'n- 25.50a26.00; fam- M H‘( i e — ' Am Cotton Ol pf.. #% 4% #% % |Sears Roebuck 68% €% €T | western, per box, 3.50a5.00; California | 7q, 5 Fie30 e | s ae HH 1 M A Pl " H° ine 11 1% |SenecaCopper. .. 19 19 1% lemons, per. box, 5.00a7.00- Calllornia {"*Riien barrel, 2:00a400: bushel, R . Association 1 latlon lt Am Hide & Lea pf. ‘51 524 B0% 5% Shell Trad & Tran. 37% %1% 387% oranges. per crate, 5.5026.00: peaches. |, 093 50: cuntatoupes, basket, 75al.2 MEETINGS OR TRADE. i Ovgemised 1979 3 A TCe L s5% b5% G54 B34 [ Sinclair Oil.. 06 0% 1% Per bushel, 3.08a4.00; ocantaloupes, PeT | crate, 1.25a2.75; dumsons, pound, Tas:| * . e | Am International. 31% 31% 2% 2% [Sloss-Sheffield. 36% 3T W crate, 1.5023.50. grapes, ocommon, basket, 1.56a1.75;| The National Merchant Marine As- 4 YEAR COMPLETED | S h * Am Linseed. . 0% 0% 70% 2% | Southern Pacific... 78% 8% W e —Potatoes, new, No. 1, PO | peaches, bushel, 2.5023.50; pears, bart- | sactaticn has snnounced inaugura- : uc a fl as A En atol. @ 4 4 & [SouthernRailway. 21% 21% 0% .00; per sack. 4.00a5.50: No. 2. [ Tare, bushel, 2.00a3.50: slekles. 2.002 |y1o0 of a sertes of meetings in the : I ‘Am Locomotive... 9t 9 9% 91% Southern Ry pf S .(b Smect ipotatoen BT Wht_ .00 | 2 50; plums, bushel, 3.0024.00; water- ) = i . Am Safety Rasor.. 4% 4% &% %[ Stand Oflof Cal. 400; lettuce, nearby, per 5a150; | melons, selected, per 100, 25.00a40.00; | Principal cities of the middle west in Wenderful reswits will be i t e etro ltan ! AmShip& Com... 6% 6% 6% 6% |StandOilotNJ. Newy Tork. frate. 150a2.35 CElery, Soa | Primes. 10.00a1500; culls. 5.0026.00. | furthcrance of a campaign to develop ' obtained if you make up your ; Am Smelting. s 258 (06 WK Snd ONN I Bt mblings. per crate, 50875 Chickens. aiive.” apringers. pound.|me American meréhant marme (| mind to join the Equiable || indivi % % 704 |Stewart-Warner. &s. D s - | 28431 ; white leghorns, 2€a28- old hens, { ~means much to you as an individual, (A SmeNinEpe e BT 6% | Stromberg Carb {ach. per bbl. 3.00a4.50; omions, pér 100- { SR04 Vg C T CRORNG 40 Gk, 18a | through establishment and mainte- |{| and save wp systematically. 2 ; Am Smit SecA.... /6% ¢8% 68% ey oD, iIb sack, 4.0014 50: cabbage, 3.00a3.50 per | 74330: o3 Roosters. Jualli QNCKE, (UM | nance of new foreigm trade routes. | and more as a business man. The AmSteel Fdy..... 2% 58 L @ |Suertoroii. BbL: cucumbers, 1.0Ga1.50; eggDIADES, DET | ooin Pygace. o "} Nine mectings will be held in mia- Subscriptions for the | solid interests of the community have Am Sugar.... & : - ki G 3 2 i | western_cities. beginning w n- t 5 - Am Sugar pf 8 sow @ 8% |Superior Steel. jL80; corn. 20840 per dozen: beans, '2.50a | EES 1050 e e y cinka ber 20. 81st hwme of Stock been largely associated with Washing- R S S, N #1‘- Jn"s: ‘r:;‘:.cé'::.;.r' y A bR T e Buiter. creamery fancy, per pound, Betrg Recetved | ton's OLDEST National Bank for over A Tebaete el 1% 1w% 1% | Texas& Pacific. ‘ cHICAG LIVE sTock MARKET. | 42343 B, et peathy o oam 107 years—and our service is keyed Am Tobaceo (3] i 1 2L D |Txas&PCAOH dow ma 1. 10| CHICAGO. September 12 (United |store packed, 24225; dairy prints. 26a Shares, $2.50 Per Month with special reference to the business s et SN 18 = States bureau of markets).—Cattle—| 30; Ce utter, 33a35. 5. A Wening Prot. % 1 =i i s Wasszon 8. 1 ) Receipte, 31000 hesd: slow. “stricly No® grain sootation. Chamber 0:: % Fer Comt Yuterest man’s needs. 3 . - €774 an. choice yearlings, ndy | commerce clo: on account of legal T i Ann Arborpf..... 2% 20% 2% |TransContlOil... 8% 8% 7% steady; bidding weak to lower on| CHICAGO, September 12—Wheat 3% Pasd on Savings Anacendie ss% % (7% | Transue & Wilms. 804 %% 4% other grades beef steers and she|geclined in price today owing largely 1 S 915 FSt. N.W. g A S Goods. .. 0% 0% 0% % UnionOil.. 1B% 18% 1% ck: bulls. steady; calves, weak to|to commission house selling and to —niot only a promise, out = 2 . 5 P o 3 % % 5% | Union Pacific. L1 121% 12b% 3 early. 1D yearlings, 10.00; | ghgence of aggressive support. New an established fact when -'0‘“"‘ ; EDSON, President chison . sow %% | Union Pacific p o e scme held higher; bulk beef steers.!j,w.record guotations for German 3 % FRA! . REESIDE. Seec’y, a n e Atchison pf. 80% & | United Alloy Steel’ . 0: butcher cows, largely 4.008 | marks had a bearish effect, and gave you invest in Atuuticontbine. 4L 0 o 2t | Unitcamius - s e RS ew hesvy Jaore "g‘”“"g[m-clai emphasis to slowness of ex- C Serplas & Und Atlantic Gulf. .. .. 4 b R 2 . 4 buils. mostly, * 4.00x4. good and |, iry. There was some buy apital, iwided Profil Abiantic Gulfwe 0. A% b 2% me|United Fralt oo on” wre 10% fehoce Tiane vead™™mostly. 12008 | P neaver. oreanea to oo e { FIRST TRUST o et ivided Profits Over $1,500,000 Atantic Petrol. " 12 136 12 I [ ig o qunlStre. e B B Hois—Recelpta, 33,000 hea comat . Opsaing: Dearch Wik whsied 15th St., Opposite U. S. Treasury—107 Years Old A in Nichols 9 .- 7 —Rec 33, A a B ROl . gk &% % 86 |USIndusAlcohol. 4% 8% 8 erally steady with Saturday's average; | Lnam, 2, Cont decine 0 A aras: mad | NOTES e Rl Balto & Ohio T s pry g% 38% ! US Realty. - 49 43 ot 10 to 15 lower on packing lrlrd May, 1.837%, were followed by' m terial setbacks all around. 1 90 Liebt o b - 3 Corn weakened with wheat. After | INTEREST k| Bullc Spacking @owa. 16 g - opening unchanged to 1 cent higher. 1091 | 8carce, generally steady with December at 55%a55%, the mar- 7 1% 18 | SRubber . Bl 51% B1% 51% | U S Smeit Ref pf - ;:‘v‘: 5% B34 64 ) USSteel.. Rooth Fisheries... 3% 3% 3% 3% ifisf‘c‘“ e BKIyn Rapid Trn.. 10% 10% 10 10 |Ttah Copper. Futte Copper..... 414 4% 4% 4% Vanadium Corp. Rutte & Superior.. 1% 1'% 18% 1%, Va-CarChem.. Caddo Ofl. oty 9% % 9% |Va-CarChempf... zarnsdall (B) 50% 48% 49 butcher grades; top, 9.25: bulk Beth Steel. . Beth Steel (B) v Sheep—Receipts, 29,000 head; lambs, = 9 20.060.1 ket underwent a general sag. 3ia | StronE to 23 higher: native lambs, to0 | “Oatg ‘were ensier influcnced by 0 packers: 9.75 10 oul-| . her cereals, starting % cent off to £ Pli, cent up. December, 401, and later scoring losses on all months. | { St ValronCoal&C.. 65 61 6 3 : Cae California Pckg... 63 6 6 8 |03 S S — B California Petrol.. 39 ss% 38% |V o 8% NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET. |Steadiness in hog values gave firm in your mail the day it is Whm YOII ln‘ure ::an:\dllzlr: l‘al;iflc.. 114 ::2 q‘{* l-:\-\;1 “;mn.x‘:irki'lm;zrrunrh_nzrs s.,x,..,:m.,.ny, prediction of rain in due. Many men enjoy wundeserved reputa- entral Leather. .. 28% - Ly, 2 sugar ma v ; Argentina counted ar a bearish factor, | i i y Central Leather pf 6i% 6% & :}t_s‘.\:ern ;m. o 9% v todiay at 437 for centrifugal for | ana me. toe 8id o Trhore ‘"m.;r:’r” Be S tions as gtmd providers because they ‘ CenURRGINT.L. p8 1 188 10| Westar Pacific. Bh K 2% g the visl;:iz supply total. Wheat closed § SHANNON & LUCHS ure support their families lavishly by spend- Chandler Motor. .. 49% 94 47 ges . 4 eavy, to 41 net lower. with De- | : - o ‘_Lu;u&lgm‘:‘w 5w 65% 8% |Westhouse E&M. 66 6 o res ;.lh_m;‘dday mere uncluluu::.d 1o cember 129 to 1.29% o e 713 14th St—Main 2345 ing their total earmings. Bat is such a Oy Great Westn.. 7% Ta T 74 Wheeling&LE... 8% % 8% X nigher withithejtrade await: Loty san; | And lmre man a good provider? What would apes 5 7% 17 17% 17% | Wheeling & LE pf 15% 1% 13% ¥ ng v o PR ¥ TPy extending eastward seemed to P i Chi Great W pf by % > ChiM & St Paul. 6% 7 28 2 |WhiteMotor...... S Nk Bk Tere was no improvement noted in tappen if he should die suddenly? Most hi ) E SE £ S em or refined. Prices % ¢V ChiMIl&StPRf.. &% 4 I 0h f\‘::;‘;‘: Somnany & el w 5016 565 for fine granulated. Re-{| h Tikely the home wowld be seld; the wife Chi & Northwn. 7 e W Hyas . d futures were nominal. o ren Chi RT& Pacific.. 3¢ 3¢% $3% 3% | Willys-Ovidpf.... 28 28% 28 28% w'-nuld g: n; m)rk.‘l and the child Lwodd stop school and seek employment Have you provided against such com- ditions? If you should die would your ChiRI& P1%pf.. 6% 6% 76% 76%|Worthington Pmp. 40 4013 3% 40% DAIRY MARKETS. ChiStPM&O.... 56 BS 55 & |Wright Aero. < ™ TX% 7% | NEW YORK. September 12.—Butter Chile Copper 1% u% 1 1% —Firm: receipts, 6,358 tubs. Creamery ————— ————————————————— Sure Insurance Chino Copper. 23% 3% B% T High. Low. Last. |pigher than extras, 43a43%; cream- ||| S IR ) i B X, b S Companies tamily have coomth on which te’Bue Colo & Southn 1st. 5% 52 2% B2l ypccc 0ol T 90 | Esss—lrregular: 171 & E E pendents. \nvest part of your carnings o e e w I8 Il Foreign Carrencies Foreign Bonds We represent only SURE in our First Mortgage Loans. Frst, the Columbia Grph pf. 2% 2% 20% 5% 0% , ConsIntlCalMin. &% 4% 4 ¢ N T ot o et WE MAINTAIN OUR OWN ACCOUNTS ABROAD 18% interest at the rate of 7%. They are in convenient demnominations. °o* H. L. RUST- - 912-15TST.N.W. companies. gonngls‘t?f!\'\' -8 @ &8 to extras. 35a45; refrigerato; ons Textile Cont Can. . Corn Products firsts, 33a3 EEERE ANDLESS ACTIVE kil The DUPONT NATIONAL BANK Crucible Steel. 6% 61% 61% 191,220 state, whole milk, twins, spe- Crucible Steel pf.. 82 8 8 8 cials, 21a2112: do.. average run, 19% c ticut Avenue at Dupont Circle Cuban-Am Sugar.. 13% B% 12% B%| \pw yORK ub st azo. wa s 8 | N YO e ber 12 AT At ] TCHICAGO, September {2.—Butter— 2% 19% 19%(week, he bond market today showed | Unchanged; creamery exiras. 40% 101 100% 100% [some signs of hesitation. Trading | SLAndards. 37; firsts, 5314a39; second: 102 101% 101% | was less active and prices much mor 7% 17 17 |irregular, with losses e: nel| Esgs—Unchanged: receipts, 7.493 o “H e o CfedinE Baln® | packages; firsts, 29a31; ordinary firsts, A2 miscellaneous. Del Lack & Wt Dome Mines. ....... ;. Endicott-Johnson. 64% 66% €% 66% |at the close. Liberty bonds were Endicott-John pf.. $8% 10 9% 100 |slightly lower all around, but the v E ¥ 1 £ B & B ¥ Ein b tory issues were unchanged. The re Brle - o action was quite pronounced in some | » & Bl e e 1 |of the foreign movernment bonds. The - WEAR-EVER . y:x:ousppiayen Dsow S &1 6| Belgian Tits came down from their H P ] FamousPlayerspf ™ m W 7 |WE OF 19000, 1g5%;, Mixican 5 and | STOCKS—BONDS—COTTON Fisher Body. 8% 9% s:v‘ B:“ n a point. The advance in Swedish | [i GRAIN —SUGAR — COFFEE Fisk Rubber L1010 65 seemed to have been checked at 90| {{ Bought and Sold em Commisaten - ALUL:I:NUM NS5 TRADE MARK MADE IN U. 5, A. 12% 12% 12W 12% g the bonds were offered below thi: 51% 53% 60% 60% |figure consistently today. Japanes &7 Securitics and Commodities 127% 127% 125% 128% |first and second 4%s, Republic of Chile Review Free, Upon Request. Freeport Tex: Gen Asphalt. Gen Electric. 10% 10% 10 10 (8s. French 8s, Danish municipal 8s e ] 64 e 6 6 |and City of Bergen 8s were all a shade | b S e B tliower A.A.Housman&Co. Goodrich. ... 2 early in the day up to 7%, but later | Granby Consol reacted. Amerlcan Telephone and | g Great Nor Ore. bt e d the Mercantile Marine 65 equaled | MEMBERS: Greene-Cananea.. 22 2 week's high. Cuban American New YVork Steck Exehange Gen Mot €% deb. .. & T8 2% 2w | Kelly Springfleld 8s were in demand . = ps 20 Broad Street, New York & Great Northern pf. 18% 764 T4 7% | rTeiegraph collateral 4s got above 82, i Gulf States Steel.. 39 3" 38% 38Y|sygar 85 were half a point higher, and | New York Cotton Exchange Houston Oil...... 5% 5% 51 51 lthere was some demand for the De- N 3 e > . Bmme I B BITSRE AT e n increase in business Illinois Central... %% 5% 9 % de Pasco 8s reacted half a point and ; i Indiahoma. 2% 2% % 2% |Consolidated Gas 7s and American Inspiration %A 4% 3% 34 | Smelting 5s were off a fraction. 4 i e Al 5 % Interboro Metro... 2% 2% 2% 2% An interesting test fo the whnlei i\ e, ) @ Intl Agrl Chem pf. S9% 39% 39 39 |bond market will be furnished later in | Gy M o r e l rs el Intl Cement. .. 24 24 24 24 |the week, probably Wednesday or b, % P Intl Harvester 79% 79% 78% 8% |Thursday, by the offer of $12,000.000 | p ster pf. 102% 10°% 102% 102% | Louisville and Nashville bonds. Thi Toil Mor Siarinept 46 a8 4w dn | VL be the nrat experience in years: [ MAIN FOOR CORRIDOR i o ¥ Tong : i monins o : Intl Motor Truck - =% & I 2% | T Louhkvale Bonds are to run 100, [| WOODWARD BUILDING years, ‘e to v 4 - Invincible Oil..... 9% to be put out on a trifle better than CHARLES R. ALLEY, Mgr. Tsland Oil... e o e 276 per cent basis. Jewel Tea pi . 2% 3 % Railway bonds were in the main H Y E Y o Cily Sou. me e B . |somawnar tower bt thars meret s : ave You Ever Kansas C Soupf.. 51% 5% 51 number of exceptions. Baltimore and | Kelly-Spring Tire. &% 4% % Ohio convertible 4%s. the gold 4s. and | Kelly-Spr6%pf-.. ® % 7 the Toledo division 4s were all off | sSKe Yourse Kennecott. . D% 2% 20 20&|fractionally, and so were the Big Four . Keystone Tire.... 18% 18% 12% 2% ?:hwhichfim:hhieen ‘one or;;u: l:eek‘s (7S % ? c awanna Steel 4% 41 40% 4o0% | features in their rise to 93. zh 2 Th Lk W .. 1% 1% 1% 1% |Valley 6s came down half a point. On | ese uestions’ 5 © TeeTire& Rubber 26% 5% 5% 253 | {he other hand, Kansas City Southern 25% | 35 got across 58 and Rock Island 4s During the spring of 1920 our business— like that of most companies — was by far the best we have ever had up to that time. Our sales for the first six .months of 1921, however, were even better than those for the corresponding period of 1920; and our sales for the first eight months of this year Lehigh Valley.... 524 63% 62% made a new high at 741, while th L x Liggett & Myrspf.108 102 102 102 |ponc g TR REE A e 40 2 W can I anticipate chan con- . LimaLocopf..... 9 9 % o |08 SOUGtn B8 o r e the year. i epat cEnging exceed those for the first eight months of 1920. Loews Inc. g Lol il e —_— High ditions in drawing my will? Loft I 10 > Z > . . . . Touis & Nash..... 110% 110% 110 110 SUMONEN AN EXCHANCE = i What ad One principal reason, we think, is that stores generally have i “ . n o NEW 3 it b 12.—Pri i 3 . by . A = e tes Blev... &% 1% 1% 41| mercantile paper, 6a5%: exchange i | | _independence for t advantages does a trust company offer been concentrating their purchases on those lines and brands Morland it %6 6 18 o | regular stevling sixiyiday biils and youmelt (P over an individual as executor and trustee? of merchandise which experience indicates can be sold most Martin-Parry..... 18% 18% 1 3 -day bills on banks, : book, ) e Moxican Pete..... 116 1iew L% ) commercial sixey-day bl | | Ab i X H I lea & : readily — those brands which the experience of customers : o peoms ow shall fun children— 5 o n ua n demand, - 7.20% ; STy s e Ere e e = e o0y, proves give real value for money expended. Midvale Steel. 25 2% 4% :5%| Beleian francs, demand, 7.691; copy today. directly or in trust? Minn & StL (... 1 10 10 10 |10 suilders. demand. 3166 cables, Py today. 4 i Today the public generally is buying less than the normal MinnStP & SSM | T are, e, D1k KR!EBEL &CO. The answers to these important questions, amount—less than the resources of our country warrant. 2 * 2 3 H Mo Kan & Tex 2 2 2 e Mo Pacific. ... 19% - 20 19% ? 3 e Investment Bankers - g figfiifi.fiffw"& T ok e B A LR 137 Suath La Sae S, Chinege and many others, are to be found in our Everyone in our organization is happy to think that every Natl Acme. ..--... 16 15% 15 : e e oy iy, Bhvisias | Reikied booklet, “What You Should Know About dollar’s worth of business we get helps some one else to get Nat] Biscult...... 118% 118% 18% 18K| Government bonds irregular; rafl- | Wills and the Conservation of Estates”. more business —and to keep wheels of industry turning; for snuc:onliigulh g% 3% 2 :: ro;d bo:ims firm. Natl C! pf. ‘im teady; % * i N:tl E:lamellnz .3% 3% % % 5% nlener;'m;l;u.e:lx’ m’i,':&'.f’?i’.esé‘,t NS N Mly we send you a copy at once? . mm article sold hdp‘ to give employlnel_lt to some o.n° Natl Lead 6 6% % 76 | cent. \ who in turn will be enabled to buy goods which otherwise Natl Ry.;o( M2d.. 4% la 4% 0: e ¢ | 11 n New Or Ter &2 & s @l FIXES HEARING DATES. 2*4 Committee to Consider Rural Credit would remain unsold. We have believed that the best any one can do to help good times along is to work hard selling goods of merit. The Central, Northeast, and Southwest Branches of this Company now remain open every Saturday evening from 6 to 8 p-m. N Y Central. NYChi&StL sttt st et ettt e ettt ottt e o2ttt ottt e ettt et NYChi&StL2d. €% 61% 6% and Triple Insurance Bill Com antil ;3% W e U%| Dates for hearings mext moath on All o pa ;&”“ P‘"mm;;‘ md"f’" i 530 ”"; Ve have faith in the general prosperity of America— NYOnt& West... 19% 19% 19% 19%|the rural credit and triple insurance on f""‘"" t ‘?: Norfolk & Westrn. 97 9% 9% 9% | bills were anno: d today by AL month, as as the wsnal darly banking from —faith in the ji 7 North America.... 3% $T% 7% 37%|man MacGreor of the enbcrmoiars . 8304 m. (03 p. m. If, however, one of these dates th in judgment of the public _ North Americapf. 334 33% 33% 3% |of the House committee on banking ' AN 30 » 7 % : il ith i i @ NorthernPacific.. Tk TI% T6% T8% |and currency having this legisiation | \N SPECIA N on or a holiday, the bank is wntil —Ffaith in stores that are trying to serve cus- NovaScotiaSteel. 25 2% 25 2 |in charge. i\ B m. on the following business day. Samr- tomers honestly N""";"",C“' A e 1935"";":‘ e 'm:i‘g“f.""um' ots 1 O . dqx’.” te close at moon, but the Brandle; are open as Ohio Fuel. o e “@ e rofessors and other experts 7 . i ,.r W OklahomaProd... 1% 2 1% 1%|%ho have been giving close study o | —_CE \ listed above. —fuaith in salesmen who are working hard Orpheum Circuit.. 2% 2% 20% 204 3 \ === 3 : who b, ks and words i October 10 and 11 f wor! wo! . - QusElevator..... @ B ® % | oo rramsations T 2 cupcl’ F helpfulness and of hope. e atile i e October 13 and 14 for the agricul- ol of Pac Development. 0% 11 1% 11 |“Geotober 17 and 18 for bankers and. D i inki: i i FacCmaiiec. . G % % & |uaniers organizations ; ‘We are stating our faith, thinking that by so doing the faith PancAm Peto. ... M % 0% Bib|amh pooryooand 21 for insurance men of others will be increased — faith in better business and in Pan-Am Pete (B).. 7% 8 4 4Nl October 22 for investors and the | ;ennssy::;;lgl-aeL- l:: i fi a:os“ investing public. ; enn g People's Gas. . 8 & 5 &6 < ) Feelarausie % @ i | EUROPE TRADE SLUMPS. | ¢ AMERICAN ¢ y Phila Company... 2% % 8% 2% : - i\ - L Phillips Petrobeum n fi g“ ”u;: Hesitancy to Accept Losses bllmedl ECUR[TY & ST MPANY . for Inacti & i n » n omu ity 15th Street at Pennsylvania Avenue . . . o ™% ™% 1 o ontinuance of the depression in| Al um Coo U « usiness in western TN BRANCHES umin t ;u .1: :u ;n Raatic s awo ...'“r‘;?:.:a“.i‘":{,’;' Is the mind of the mam who has § HOME SAVINGS ! ens @h @ @ @ |Dspartment of Commerce zhm‘x * yth Street and Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. % “The principal cause,” the t- ¢ : ¢ ; Bt b o ment said, “seems to bS the cfin:,:,’.}',d Eighth and H Streess, N.E. 436 Seventh Sweet, S.W. . The Aluminam Coshing Ukenall Co. - B% % % %]t u loss, with the result that e fosecri oAsociation : ; NewKensingten, Pa. . B oan e gfars ol S e i Dslin gt : - 18% 13 12% 13 |countries. such as Belgium and Hol- = - W% TI% 6% n,‘ :::&kml “hig_zh. slowing up com-! " Mme—m——=m > al activity. . - 3 5 = L S S