Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 28

- _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. .C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER a7, 19210 . BOND AND CURB MARKETS. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Carb. Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. The zinc stocks, especially Butte sumers of Chicago are in for a|commission has fixed a duty of 15 and Superlor and American Zinc com- . Bonds. Thankegiving present in the shape of | pesetas per 100 kilograms on motor e o e s e e R i Y R N i LA Iy WAL CHEAPER GAS IN PROSPECT. | SPANISH DUTY ON MOTORS. ! I ‘{will earn $10 a sharc even with cop- CHICAGO, November 17.—Gas con-| MADRID, November 17.—The tariff | "-S ARE FlRM- DeE BE 13 % cenita. 1 mon and preferred, continued to re- reduced rates. The gas company bas!lerries, S W A s 43 (Furnished by Redmond & Co.) 1 v W. B. Hibbs & Co.) 4 Lamitted bafore the Tiiineis Come [ cent 22 Thiorarn ey hen peioed bo ] B sunply of sine I faat disab- LABERTY;BOND{ERICKSITODAY. - (Formiebed. Pl BTOCKS. Bid. Asked. PehnayIvEny Ovsn. , FULLaw. o merce Commission that its production | low 20,000 pesetas and 20 per cent ad pearing, and that conditions will be | U8, Liverty 33s. Aetna . Explosives 1-'{!9!:;;1’ Rubber... Penn Senbd ... i e 4o8ts had dropped 17 cents i thousand | valorem when above this price, - right by the first of the year for an |U. K. Liberty Ist 4. Alliedioin 2 11 12 Chemtca s e i g Cuble fect since September, 1920, | . Svncn 18 she nrive of nevier and & |G- & I : Al Do, 52 Jag | AlNix Chatmers Feopigetias. 6 ot b5 This admission is expected to lead | o resumption of mining, . 0% | Am Aer Cham. 34| cere Marnuetie. . to an immediate order that prices to| FINANCE AND TRADE NOTES. —_— The talk in connection with the ad- Y 30 Am Aerchempf.. 62 62 6% Pere Marq pf... vance in Haskell & Barker above Tibery en 4y & | Am Bank Note st 5 Bi |PereMrqbrior pr. 51 consumers be reduced to correspond | n. Berwick plant of the Amerlcan Amn 10 m Reet Sugar. with the lower production costs. On = H R 20 wi t ¢ S 1 & ¥ 9 29% | Phila C . With the lower production costs. On .. 0" Foundry Company o pitia- POOIS Operating With Con- |5 s the s aonta b precedod 0% 2 a Company 2 an company would be prece Victory 4%s. . AW . Viet % el 8 ™ | Phillips Petrole: ey vt It o Suopaniting prelt i e an been awardell (the oontract] s . |bv the acclaration of & speclul cash T AN 25| AT Baeen % 6% | Prerce-Arrow. o r vl cents. el = J— - divide ut of ] sent treasury OT] 5 o » In connection with this forthcoming | ¥4tor cars from tine Chilean govern- fldence on Condmons DIS |!ux|)ILII" N ofanebresen . French Go rrnnwn{ £ 1::0 S 101 Carib Kyndiea = :: 5?:52:4‘5"’" 4] l'@gluc':lon. 1; is salld Street car f: | ment t % E h Nhew l\'ark Dock was finally taken |French Government 7in ¥5% | Car Light and 9% | plerce Of1 pf. w e reduct 0 X - 5 C. - ttom B n d. g i S - overnment of Switserls 14 | Citles lervice + T N L‘:”;b'l;:l.t;m\;v’v Yorle Cotton Exchange mem- count Coming Events. B L;z:::,'fgq‘)':‘( he other :‘:;';me;n;}.(lur:lk—_l;}n#r;l::f g (j«'m’ Herviea (o)) 188 Eitee ;"‘"’nt - 4 B Fo a8 ! | bersi B, H. as been sold : E E 1 d AT WA o "niied Kingdom 3tgs 1922 99 | Citlen Service pfd. Am a tts Coal p! . drawn and is ready for the signature to §.'B. Chapin’for $20,000, unchanged BY STUART P. WEST. ([ haid,. theboswanconulderablsireatining Enlied Ringdom 3 1020 Yty | Commonwentth ' Flnance Am Cobton OUPE.. e Pied We s rom last sale. NEW YORK, November 17.—The|some of the recent favorites among A Tl ot o o e bt e Am Exnroa,. .. 1204 Pitts& W Va pf.... e Largest Savin; main inclinati the oils. Arniour & Co. 41x. ... s Cresson_Gold Am Hide & T, Pond Creck Coal. . 3 gs Department of Any Bank in Washington el dusiinglonn el tho markets Y Avcubon: Tojeks nd Ranta i gen. 33,0 Savg | Davia Daty PR e e Pressed Steel Car. ; Y51 The extreme weakness in American | Atlnie leaming. 1o, seenes | Am Tee D Producers & Ref.. 2% movement. e reme w & X Atlantic Refining Co. Bl P i A : . Sumatra, in the face of the strength |Atlas Powder Co. 7% 1 i L 69 ullman Co. ......110% S d . he rise in sterling was halted just |in most other directions, would seem | Baltimor: and Ghio cony Am Tnternational. 8% Punta Alegre Sug 28% aturday Bank;ng Hours: under the $4 level. 3 4 wecial explanation. | Bult:more ‘and 01 Fureka Crow Am Lingeed. ..... % PureOfl. . . 3% _ P Cotton worked lower and grain en talk for Federal Ol Am Lingeed pf.... @0 Ratlway St Spr--.| 91 H .IVl. to 2 options were iInclined to sag. The rlnhoul = s |‘ll<lm of Ame Fensland 0l A Tarnmativ a5t Ray Con Copper.. W% : g - ra and Con-oliduted C . Canadiun Gillette Safety Razor. 109 Teading. ... ceees T2 . stock market was more irregular than| It was reported th severance | Cunudinn GHITARE Ol .+ vre AmLocopt....... 108 Ren : 0 AT Remineton Tve. . 2% V1. V1. e iy of relations was ught by | Central” ewt Qlen Alden, Coai R LA LR Romington 1st pt. & 2 J ‘entral i cl i e 13 5 - ’ American Sumatra it could A R e e teplogle Steel. ... 2% To offset the profit-taking which | eri'iil use the money that would be | (eeabeake and o Tl \ X ? was going on In a good part of the ~.m'u|<m in from its holdings In Con- | Chesapeake and (,MU; list, there were mzny fresh points of | olldated Cigar. 'The street then began [Clesueuke and Ol cany. he Lincoln National to figure upon the loss which would be { Chi Ml and 8t bao refd: 4 strength. ' aken by A% g Mil_and St p ik ially the | taken by the parent company in such | Cbi.. Mil and St Panl conv. 415 Railway shares, = cspecially —the } ™ tion, and it placed this loss | hiceeo Northwenters Bank has been a lead- |smssard arviieed svers e £ ooty S e G V2 meeting the rate and wage problem | 0oy HEE, FUIEE T Q0 Dira's new INg agency IN Pro- |gorked out between the Interstaicd o s’ e o Rep Tron & Steel. . 50 Rep Iron & Stlpf.. &% Rep Motor Truck. 7% { Roval Dutch...... 45% ¢t Joseph Lead. ... 13% StL & San Fran.. 22% St Louir Southwn. 22% Sears Roebuck. ... 67% Am Smalting pf. Am Smit Sec A. Am Snuff Am Steel Fdy. Am Suzar.. Am Sugar nf Am Sumatea Am Sumatrapf... 6% 4 | Lincoln Motors - 105% | Lone Star Gas. ; opper ho Of1 Mason Valles Merrit_0il v <tood to run behind nnd Hudwon 75 1980, e Am Tel Seneca Copper.... 24% S morce: quité heavi'y because labor c had tax 1931 lfl{:m‘:{ iicom: Ragualodvin ) Sinclatr O =) not been reduced to keep pace with the 5 | idwant oy 1esis Sloss-Shefflel Dy intai vithern Pacifie. . 79% i 1 1 o A delay for as long as six months e I e v moting thrift in this |,A gy fon ae tous s e mentie oL 0 e “fof ' Sumatrs Am Tomaren (83 12s . wage reduction i passed upon. The | ‘€4l r |Netada Opule Ao Enion 0% Southern Railway 187 Citv |rvads are choosing that length of Middie Statex OIl. Mhimain. Concran % Ifssing Mo Am Writine Prpf. 23 JouieT sy nE. . e G S £ o . ‘llms for trying out their new rate! The latest word sent out from Middle | Tuternational Me orthiAmert 1 and F Am Zine & Lead... 19 Stand Oilof Cal... soiy 9% 8% ‘O%s Northwextern Oil . Stand 011 of 3 Ouiar I (hew) T S IR TR Stand 0NN ITnf . 1% 1105 112 112 andard Milling..10 % 10% 102% 102% |Stewart-Warner.. 231 21 = 2% schedule, making its continuance con- | States Oil headg ditional ~ upen the Labor Koard'sipuny is going right' along increasing granting the new wage cut. ts production and that it has a market That ]t has preached The view obviously is that a strong{for ull of the crude it oduce. A ters is that the com- | Iuter. Rapid Transit 1 Lonisvi) At and ref e T, T Am Zinc & Ld pf.. 3 Kansax and Texas 1st 4a. . AnaconAa. . 435 Agso Drv Goo 39 D atentmon. ... 8% Rkivn Rap Tr ctfs. Rurns Bros. ¥ $4 for | Kt. Louiw and #an Fra 34,000 | Kaviard. A'r Tiae Ger gain in prices, but by the end of the|sterling, rose to a fraction ov and bills in thissmarket. This is 16500 Savings Ac- Union Bag & Papr 74% first hour the speculative following public sentiment will be built up in| subsidiary of Idle St Announced St . favor of the carriers’ demand, be- ¢ the bringing in of a new well in A\tlantie Guif. 2% e the gOSpCl \VC” 1S |cause of this cvidence of good faitl it field and that other Atlnntie GUIL BE. .. 2% Sturebeker .. T in allowing the farmers to get the|wells irilled in the Burbank Nesier eonv.. 1 3. Rernolde \iantic Patrol. .. 27% | SubmasinaBoa % advantage a half year ahead of timelpool in Oklahoma, fic 4 Balt Credk Broduting | Ralawin Loco. .- s ) ShO\Vn b\' the fact that of this reduction in labor costs. i A [t st : Balasin 1o Tenmcooper 7, 52 ) Rapulpa com. o & O . k] e Seliing Indunriats. - | FOREIGN FYMHANGE UP, 2 s Lt BiliAd Onlope Texus & Pacifls... 2o 7 h ; d P | While railway stocks were bid up! . ronia 35 of 1 a1 Reth Stecl. . s Pasit e W€ Nave OpeNned OVET irealizing sales went on in most of the T S LrAnle cen, mortg 1) Sras : Tobaceo Prod..... e industrial leaders. The market open- | Novomuer 17.—British | 8. Loujs and San Fra Reth Steel 87 ... T | T LT & Wi ed strong, with a further general presented by the pound | £ Louis aud Sgn Fra Rklvn Ranid Tro T Wedtn 10h { "nion O t i : 1 Seabonrd A'r Line refig, 22t 5 were busy securing tl eir profits, and hizhest quotation in more than Line refig. Rutte Conper. ... i - g counts. the recent favorites, such as the oils, i and equals o gain of G e L U 5 Light and Heat o Rutte & Superlor. Gaic pacife B el the steels and the equipment stock quotation of the Iet et ! ~addo Oil. 3 Ll ~alifornia Peke. . lted hrug: - % United Ry Inv pf.. 21 United Retail Strs 5 % in Rullman and in Haskell & Bare|improvement in « Britain's for- balan neh and other ntinental remittances also Canadian Pacific ~entral Leather. | Central Leather ©f began to yield ground. There werelwerk. e n was associated | hat some_exceptions jwith developm. t the armament Falitarnta Petrol - ;}.n:lfid Drug Ist... 4 A further sharp advance occurred|conference in Washington as well as e Avian | nited Frait n% 2l Our Savings Depart- ment alone now boasts ker, anticipating the early announce- |eign trad ment of the merger plan, and in the | leadipe ¢ Rubler Food Prod.... 173 zinc stocks because of tht recent|strengthened. and German marks. | U. S Rubber 73 h e ” . marked improvements in the position'which recently reac their most | Lnited States Steel & iCentRROfNJ. i"s,"“;;:;\lcohulv (41» of deposits of nearly | ame s ant &, g mhm iy o, “ Yiam OIL Corperation Epdiiionic 1S Ruther : alties e ¢ Gene: clatively firn. - Ven o 3 ~handle or z IS i ) specialties of the type of (eneral|T gt Western Union 64w, 19 ,:’:'h“'h.n‘f__ {T7S Rubber 1at pf. 1% Asphalt and the express stocks. —_— Wilson & Cu. Ist s SSmelt & Ref. 82% ~hi Great Westn. $§ 000 000 . AV Pools Active Again PARIS BANK STATEME ROt B i A e =t ’ , AN-AVETAZE | ., operntions were conducted with| PAKIS. November . s [ 0 Great W ot us the same amount of confidence today, |statement of the Bank AmericantTel a a1 sl gt H Of over $500 f()r each despite a4 lot of talk In commission “nllowing change el & T o 100%, { hiMi & St P ot ! Vanadium Corp houses about an impending reaction. The Id in_hand incre Nk WL { hi & Northwn.. padlum,Co tip was all over the street last night |silver in hand in T lo be Line oo s ,\nr';_hw‘n br. i hem i i | { Chi Pneu Tool.... 2,000 | American Tubavco “rensed | An'conda reased | Anelo Armon ion decrs Vivadou . 1, o'® | h Manufacturing ¢ S TA3 MR Continental 011 Cou.seons 1@ 10ge, | Creseent Pipe Lone 3017 1omig ; Cumberland Py L O A Lla006y qo0rs | Galena D100 100k | customer. and again this morning that the shorts !in Studebaker were going to be squeezed, {but as usual where advice to buy is i so common, it did not work out. ’ ’ i The clique in putting up Beneca Cop- ll‘([fl[n dationa an per Ie uhder the management of & wall | known operator ordinarily associated in Copper | hiR1& Pacific |"hiRT& P T of {ChiRT&P 7% pf. *hile Copper ! ~hino Capper Wabash. ... | Wabash pf A. Wells-Fargo Exp. 65 Western Md...... &% Western Md 2d. 10i% " 1y S Clyett Peabody . .. 4 the pubiic mind with activities on_the ] | Intlane Tive 1 [Pty : Western Pacific Western Union. Westhouse E & M. 47%s Wheeling & LE.. 5 Wheeling & L { White Motor. .. White Ofl. ... Wickwire Spencer | Wilson Company | Willys-Overland. Wisconsin Central 2. Woolworth. . thington cht A€ro..eane s High. Low. Lasi. Call Money..... 3 s 4L bear side. As already pointed out, Sei- District of (‘Ior, 7('] anb % é‘g {ecn 1% belng bulled on estimates that | Columbia, penal ins Teports a . &4 rext year when it begins production, it gield of 1,100 bushels ta GUIF Ol Corpe 933 H. T Hei 1630 Procter & - - R, J 2 Sears, Roebuck & € , 8. & = hern Ra lwav 6s 19 1 . ] 10213 103 —To | Dome Mines. j Western Eiectric 7s, 1087 103y | LANCASTER, Pa, November 17. B TTER Westinghouse E. & M. 7, 1631.. 10; 105 | the fact thai so much Lancaster | pndicott-Johnaon 7 A £ PR , county tabacco of 1918 and 1920 crops | Endicolt-John D et CREAMURY cERTIFIOATER. 1a held by the big cigur firms having | Eraicott-John b | Colo Fuel { Colo & Seuthern... | Columbia Gas. Columbia Granh. Folumbia Groh pf. Comp ulatc . | “ons GGas af N Y-.. | Cons Intl Cal Min. | cons Textile. .. “ont Can. . i “orn Products . ! Corn Products pt. | Cosden & Co. ... ! “rucible Steel. { ~uban-Am Sugar. uba Cane Sugar. 1003 00 ““uba Cane Su pf. . Bt { paviason Chem. 1 lis| TOBACCO CROP NOT MOVING. | 1ol &Hydn. i oAy e 907y 107 013, orthern Pipe 1 Oliio Oil ¢ Pennsylvan : Praine O and ¢ Prairie Pipe Line Co | olar Refining ¢ e wax, | Mandurd 1004 Yacuum O: Co.. Washington Oil Co, HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. . 254200 lpm. .. 477 8K . 571600 2pm... 687 2 —_— s atority. Bid. Offer. | pumerous warehouses in this country . . L, < 100w 100316 |9 largely h s bee e L is largely attributed the failure of 4 b St oot 0% g [the new crop to move. While the | B i 10985 1o '® |cigar industry has been improving, | Famous Plaverd. - -~ 10012~ 100 a2 | it has not vet reached the point where | Famous Playersp . i 100 106116 | the factories are drawing heavily on | Fed Mines & Spf. | 30s August 100a1 16 1001516 r_eser\'elsluvks ?‘r I'af. l_hndur such me; Brtkl'yrflfo"’ 10'% 04 s Py : 8 A2 pusust L % circumstances the larke holders of { Fisk Rubber .. 0 - 043 Gointoa bigindustrial * the current that sends - [ ous Sepember 100116 100 1316} G1q goods o not feel inetired to lo'd | Frecport Texas. .. 1in 64 j 7 the Associated Pres i g " % : {5%s June 15, 19 Tl 199332 [ up with new, and especially with a | Gen Am Tank Car. 8 48 & 48 | NEW YORK, November 17—Foreis: plant or raflway station your voice over the tele- 5158 Reptember 15, 1024..00 1013 loity crop that has not yet proved itself. |Gen Asphalt. 666 (64 6% 6% | exchunge | demand, Grain, Produce and Live Stock i today and you will see phone Exide Batteries H s 3 1 P H | Gen Motors pf i crmany little electric trucks, like play a vital role in the GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET, |(ien Mot (% deb... ek BALTIMORE, November 17.—Pota-| Eggs—Strictly fresh, per doz., 66; | ‘3en Mot 7% deb. Norway, d ants, bearing huge drama of American life. weights many times their Experienée in making ownsize. Onesuchtruck, batteries for every pur- propelled by a tireless pose since the dawn of Exide-Ironclad Battery, the storage battery in- does the work of eight dustry is built info the men, speeds production, Exide for your auto- and releases man-power mobile. : from the back -breaking ‘Whenyou need a new toil of bearing burdens battery or when your for the skilful work of present battery — no hand and eye. matter what make it is From propelling mine —needs repairing, let Goodrich. . Goodrich pt Granby Consol. tireat Northern pf toes, new, 150 Ibs. 3.00a3.50: No. 2,!average receipts, 61. 11.75a2.00; 100 Ibs, 1.75a2.35; No. 2." Live poultry—Roosters, -per 1.00a1.25; sweets and yams, bbl. Oa}lurkf)'-fi. per b, 40a42 3.50; No. 2, 150z bu. . ism’lng, per Ib., 25; hens, per Ib., 23a24; | | Beans, hamper, 2.00a2.50. Beets. bunch, | keats, young, each, 60a70. it s Steel 3as. Brocoll, bu., 25230. Brusse's| Dressed poultry—Frensh killed spring | ULf Siates Steel - 20225 5, " Haskell & Barker. aprouts, qt., 20a25. Cabbage, ton, 25.00a | chick er 1b., 27a28; 2 3 ickens, per ., 27a28; hens, per Ib., | gouston Oil. 40.00 Carrots. bunch, 3a4. 'Cauliflower, | 26; roosters, b, 2 bbl, 1.0025.00. Ceery, doz. 40a7s:|oo: Io0Sters. per Ib., turkeys, per | Hupp Motors afe, 2.00a4.50. Cucumbers, crate, | Ib., 45a48; keats.young, each. 60a75. Inspiration 0a3.50. Eggplants, crate, 250a3.50.| Pork—Dressed, small, per Ib., 11a12, | interboroMetro.. Horseradish, bu.. 3.50a4.00. ~Lettuce,| Live stock—Calves, cholce, per Ib. { interboro Metpf.. bu., 25a50. 12%a13: lambs, choice, per lb., $ka9; | Intl Agr Chem.... Tima beans, bu., 3.0024.00. Onions, |live hogs, per Ib., 8. . Intl Agrl Chem pf. ., 2.00a5.25. Oyster plants, bunch, | _Green fruits—Apples, per bbl, 6.00a | [ntl Cement. 7a8. Parsnips, bu., 75. Peas, hamper, | 11.00; per bu. basket, 2.5 we: {intl Har\ ester. 3.5024.00. Peppers, crate, 2.50a3.50. €T, Der box, California | jnl Mer Marine, Pumpkins, each. $a12. Savoy cabbage, | lemons, per box, .50 California ; 1py) Mer Marine pt Hi Spinach, 75880, Squash, | OTANEeS. Der_crate. 6.50a7.30. Grape- | ny] Motor Truck. crate, 2 . ‘Turnips, bu., 75a80, | {ruit. 3.75430. " Fiorida oranges, 4.001 1) Truck 1st pf.. Avbles, packed, bbl. 5.50a7.50; No. 2, | 25.50. 1 Nickel 4.0025.00; box apples, 2.00a3.50; loose, | VeEetables—Potatoes, new, I sl ot, 1700 Ibs... 2.00a2.50. = Cranberries, bbl, |Der, bbl. 3.00a375; per sack, Eier B 17.00a19.00¢ Grapetruit, box, 3.00a4. sweet potatoes, per bbl, { nu Paper. Oranges box. 3 50ad 08 ] Lettuce, nearby, per crate, 50al.00:| nvincibleOil. Oranges, box, 2. : - North Carolina, _per crate, 75al.50. | .sland Oil. ‘Wheat—No. 1 red winter, spot, no |Celery, per do: al.00. Romaine let- | jewel Tea. quotations; No. 2 red. winter, spot.|tuce, 1.25a2.00. Cymblings. per crate, | 1.10: No. 3, 1.04%; No. 2 red winter, 00a4.00. Spinach, per bbl. 1.50a2.00. | demand, 1880, BOND LT FIRM MANY NEW HEHS NEW YORK, November s were helped, as Were Ti by the overnisht an nouncement of a_ 10 per cent cut i | freight rates on farm products {"A number of new hich records for th made, notably in Northers St. Paul general 43, Detrol 3 w York C f red; Southern P refund ng 4s % b & ) 5 2 garlicky, spot, = 1.09 November | Onions, per 100-1b. . 6.0036.25 o = C locomotives and lighting an Exide Service Statior: !w:;en,z. Tomd Becember, 105 " | bwe:“£H5ag 00 per Bui. Corimbirs | Kanses € SWUPC s/ /Ollp. (Taigdo & Ciue - | Sales—4, u. of sample -grades |5.00a5.50. Eggplants, per crate, » 4 i o a5 they struck 0. | winter, garlicky, at 1.02% per bu. | 400, Tomatoes, box, . 2.00a7.00 | Kelly-Spring Tire Hive &8 S e for farm homes to supplying be helpful to you. ‘Thers was a reduction ‘of 26 Sents| Beans, 150a550 per basket. i | Kelscy Whee ! wis & ool demand for per barrel on all western flour. beans. 50a65 per qt. Sprouts, 15a2;]| Kennecott. . Wk | Baltimore & Ohio lssues, es) %) Corn—Cob corn, old. yellow. quoted | per qt. o =" | eystone Tire.... 98, | the convertible 4z, the re EXIDE SERVICE STATIONS o ST s S e e S i ¢ e {corn, spot, 5614 nominal; track corm, DAIRY MARKETS. | Packawanna Steel 42% & 42 g3 jcured b = yellow. No. 2 or better, old, domestic,| BALTIMORE. November 17.—Chick- { LaciedeGas..... 4> okt points 2 9 . live, young, pound, 24a25; | wee Tire & Rubber 27% pric Sales—Bag lot of No. 2 white at 58| (1% g S a3: DOOT | Lee Tate 57 ¥ A oo B 1ot o N o” o hite ot 58 and white leghorns. 20a22: old hens, | _chigh Valley.... 7 Factory Branch BE%a et bus b [22a25; poor and white Teghorns, 20y | “eews Inc. 16% Thora their fina pric {City of Zurich $s got to a new for the year at 1081z There considerable activity of Japanese bonds, which substantially. T'he adsances evidently reflected the growing contidence on the part of the investing public in Japan’s willing w0 co th the other ashington con- ; per | i : No.| 21: old_roosters, 15a16; ducks, 20a27; | t & Myrs pf.107 T e Teniiney, | Beese, 24a30; turkeys. 32a10: pigeons. | m'ffl‘.,i}minvm 9% per bushel; No. 3, no quotation | pair. 35a40; guinea fowl, each, 10a80: | ‘“gvine L e P e ecelpts, 50 tons: demand is | dressed pouliry, turkevs, pound, 38a | ‘eriilay limited and small receipts ample for |3 chickens. 25a27; old roosters, 17a { trade requirements at 1600 to 210K | 1% e lous ofty—Native and moarb Oats—White, No. 2, er bushél; b = earby, No3 a0ad1 per bushel: firsts, dozen, 62a65; soutkern, 58. 1823-33 L St. N.W. \ianati Sugar..... 27 ‘anhatian Elev.. 49 Market St Ry pr pf 33% ‘Straw—No. 1 straight rye, nominal; , , Buter—Creamery, fancy,’ pound, t t powers N et “ryel momivals Noo 1|47: Prfhts, 47a49; nearby, creamery. { larland Ull-.. ... 2% forence. | Japane rose al- Wheat, 13.00: No. 1 oat, 14.50a15.00. | 43: ladles. 30a32; rolls, 28a30; store | \lay Dept Stores.- most a point to 863, second 114S & CHICAGO. November 17.— packed, 27a28; dairy prints, 28a3;| \exican Pete.....115% O e st S WHEAT— Iow. Close. | Process butter, 35a36. Aiami Copper. ... 2% vanced over a point to 70%. Similar! j8% }gk mdmesznelnofl. City of Tokio gained n‘-.n‘." i - - { \idvale Steel. ... points, striking 62%. The Dominican 47! 48 NICKEL Dmm! $696,188. Minn & StL(n)... ‘;y. Requblic 88 were {:;ura' ;v-»-:[o :lnu p 2 V| Ve Sl sold at a half poini = R un NEW YORK, November 17—Inter- | 1o Pacilc over yesterdays quotation. South natienal Nickel for six moitths ended | 1o Pacific pf....q 434 2% 3% |Septem¥er 30 reports a deficit of | Montana Power. .. 53k MARKET. }.69:,1343 (ulte:] l:‘;\‘nr‘;:ES. federal taxes | vonigomery Ward ::h an referre vid~nds, in con: Natl Acme. ees 13 CHICAGO, November 17 (United| is s Bursias ot siaoseio. mroon st | Natl Ao 1w States bureau of markets).—Cattle— | ghare (par, $25), on its common stock | Natl Biscuit pf....11% Receipts, 11,000 head; good and cholce | in"the. corresponding poriod of 1950 | vt Gloak & S pf. 6% shipping steers, opening 15 to 23| Sales amounted to only $24,396 | \.tl Enameling.. 5% higher; others steady; early top, 15.25 | against $3,729.675 for the correspond- | \atl Lead. 2% ! pound; steers, 9.25; bulk, all welghts, | ing six months of the preceding vear.| \ovada Copp: 135 D 75as.s0; snipping steers, steady to | Drofit and loss surplus no of Sopienr | Lovada Copper.-: higher: best bulk cows and heifers, | br 50 was $11.189,500. compured wmh | < O Tex & B e batk-olokwas, 1.36as.40; | V12a85,373 a year brovious Sy Diives ftady to lower: best vemlers| o aorinany s baln lc‘g:l(:;e’zfi;hs%‘;? 5—3 f,m fsu.. et 5 2] ock. around 8.50; stockers and feeders |47g 000 015 o I strong. : 4190 A5inst $06,900,915 September 15, | vy pock pf. | American issues continued stron The rest of the leaders amons forcis governments were practically un changed. Industrials Also Firmer. the section : tops were 128, Wilson & Co. first 6 &, Chile Copper 7s and 6s merican Telephone and Tel ble 65, the 1 named ki h th se in the stock. A Express 4s reached 70 for the time. The strength in the copper is- 33% | sucs followed the rther advance an- 5 |nounced in the price of the copper 8% metal. :0% | There were no new offerings of con- Hogs—Receipts, 47,000 head; fairly TV H & Hart active, 10 to 16 lower than yesterday's N Y Ont & West. average; light:lights up to 7.25; 160- ‘WALKING DOLL T, 4 Norfolk & Westrn 96% | sequence this morning, but it becamo pound average, 7.00; practical top, NEW - 3, e North Americi 42% | known later the Gay that the Guar- 6.85; bulls, 6.6026.80; pigs steady to 15 YORK, November 17.—AlnolilAlcricapf. 3% 40 9% 39w |anty Company of New York had mads 79 80 8% ix% | the only bid Tor the $8,000,000 City of higher; bulk desirables, 7.55a8.00. Christmas novelty recently o ,:.__7| Wh you eee this sign ~| sorthern tacity f 'STAJAR| vou can be confident of skilful Sheep—Recelpts, 17,000 head; open- | duced for gift shops and department Prod Chicago 5 per cent nine and two- heors st is the walki sklahoma. 1 | repair work on every.make of ing slow, killing classes around’ 25| Stores is ng and talking| | oy um Circuit. lhirgl years n\'e?rnl;‘c;dcx)y“l‘»ontg:hn'fl“ syndicate repres v the Gua HATTERIES I o eatTs BNt doll. Retailers claim that it is one | 2T lower: top fat lambs, early, 8.85; some (0", geason's biggest sellers. The | tis Elevator. T. Reld Mighs mechanism which makes the doll talk | Otis Steel. oL Iataly B e is inclosed in a heavy cardboard tube, | )wens Bottle. It was expected previous to BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS. and consists of a welght, a plunger | Pac Gas & Elec... 0% U |anira ot The bonds that the 8% 8% % 8 | would get 100 for them. . 5 45% W% uM Sealed bids are to be rece . 52% B2% 62% b2\ |noon December 1st for $3.500.000 fe battery; and, when you need a new battery, the right size Exide for your car. Company offered 98.57 for the issu¢ SERVICE STATION IN WASHINGTON Northeast Battery Shop, 1000 12th St. N.E. JIRGINIA 5 J. J. Bartram, 1204 New Hampshire Ave. NNW. Willis B. Robinson, 824 12th St. N.E. Xing George, King George Motor Company. Electric Storage Battery Co., 1823-33 L St. Louls M, Stallings, 500 New Jersey Ave. N.W. X¥“tchells, Harvey Carpenter. NEW YORK, November 17.—For-|and a metal reed. When the doll is Pacific Mail. elgn bar silver, 683% ; Mexican dollars, | inclined backward the weight pushes | Pacific O11. 52%. the plunger up in the tubs. When |PacTel & Tel.. N.W. MARYLAND Udperville, Costells & Luclous, Central 1 < Ettenger Battery Service, Ine., 1417 Irving .~ Garage. TAONDON, November 17.—Bar silver, | the doll iz tipped forward the weight | Pan-Am Pete..... 5% 52 60% 60% [ year tax revenue coupon or registerot St. N.W. Takoma Park, Hendrick Motor Company. Warrenton Exide Aiattery Service Statiom. 38%d per ounce. Money, 3% per cent. | pushs the ~plunger through the [ ~an-Am Pete (B). 47 47% 4% 46 |Jersey City bonds, The interest i< not Discount rates—Short bills, 4243 per | opening in the tube, thereby forcing pm“'.u. % U% 1 1 |to exceed 6 per cent, payabic semi- cent; three-auonth bills, 4 per_cents ' air through the reed. annually. N ~