Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1921, Page 37

FINANCIAL. - T THE .SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON,- D. C., DECEMBER 4, -1921—PART 1. FINANCIAL. BUYERS OF STEEL LIMIT PURCHASES Confine Orders to Immediate Needs—Copper Is Less Active. NEW YORK. December volume of new business in small and producers are hardly main- taining their average production of 50 per cent of capacity, buyers con- tinue to limit their purchases to con- form with their immediate needs, and the outlook for an enlargement of operations during the coming month i: not particularly encouraging. are-large orders in prospect, however. as the railrouds are expected to buy heavily, while leading oil companies will be in the market for pipe and constructive steel, and with this busi- ness pending prices are steadily held. s e Pig iron is steady with a fair trade| in small lots. Copper. Demand Less Actfve. Tn copper theré has been rather a less active demand during the week, and it is reported that representa- tives of South American companies have offering metal for ship- Nt oV vear at es slightly below - the z domestic producers. ter have shown little hade guotations of . but trade there w bout 65,000, pounds ailable supply refined copper last month Condition of Other Met has been steady and un- re, but higher in the west. 1 continues satisfactory. is higher on the sharp rise ange which has stimulated de- Stocks are decreasing and Ame deliveries of foreign tin show an incie Z inter: mand, report a light de- from consumers, but. owing to small output and light offer- producers expect an advance. some inquiry for the first 922, but buyers find prices the ings, There my quict but steady. F.EAR OF PINK BOLLWORM AFFECTS COTTON MARKET NEW YORK. December 3.—A mor sericus view of the pink bollworm in | the southwest seen for tod; market. Af v eased to 1 . but luter d largely respon- in the selling at right after the dvanced to 17.43 sible ton Jinua opened steady at an 13 points on_over- little mo rket. Thi ing liguidation. There tle southern selling and I off to about or a ires, right after the call. Co . however, and bec: (ter on report from t conference indicating that s had agreed to create non-cot- owing z ted by the pink boliworm. December was_relatively quiet, but sold up from S to 17.45, or 20 points net higher, while ed from 17.07 to prices were within 2 or 3 points of hest. Week end cables indicated o improvement in the Manchester rket, but sales of print cloths in iver for the week were es 000 piec increas th the ANS, . wh n business as previous wee December 3. iz pink bollworm was in the cotton market today. and on{New York Central 7 4 {New York Central de as that steps would ent_the planting of otton in infected areas next spring cos were sent up for fairly wide ns. The lifting of the quarantine Louisiana against Texas on lint otton, except cotton from the infect- reas themselves, was also regard- «d as a highly favorable development and it helped the advance not a little. » session prices points over the close of v. The close at gains of points. January sold as high nd closed at 16. BALTIMORE PRODUCE. DALTIMORE, December 3 (Special). —Receipts of strictly fresh native and nearby eggs continue very light, but with a good v buyers substitut- ing storage goods at a much cheaper the demand for fresh stock s active and the market close et and easy at 60 cents a dozen, h prospect of going still lower if » present mild weather continues t week. Jdve turkey ro 1 ample of de: been fair demand casy at 45 cents a ound. with poor stock and crooked sts selling at 35, The market hus cleaned up on i receipts. smooth Demand good for large, fat, chickens at and 26, <low sale at 18 to fat old hens fair, demand prevailing, firmer at Receipts of d. with a better the market is and white Leghorns in ample receipt The mar- and neglected at 18 to 20. ket for ducks and geese =mall ducks r: and poor 13 to 20. »ring 28 to 3 ¥ Kent Island geese and other varieties in ample supply at 2 and 25 a pair. Guinea fowl in mod- erate receipt. and good demand at 80 1o 83 for large young, 50 to 60 for smaller and 10 for old. General receipts of dressed poultry have been light. but, owing to the mild weather. are ample. For choice to fancy stock. arriving in good or- der, there is ready sale, but sticky- Jooking goods are slow sale. Tur- Jeys are bringing 46 to 5. and old toms, 45, while poorly “dressed and thin are overlooked at 35. Choice Young chickens sell at 26 to 28, old and mixed, 25 to 27. and old roosters, 6 to 18. Choice to fancy ducks will bring 25 to 28, and nearby geese, 28 to 32 The potato market rules steady, with a fair movement noted, and re- ceipts running ample. Maryland and Virginia_McCormicks are selling _at 1.39 to 1.75 per 100 pounds, and other \arieties, 1.75 to_2.00; round stock selling best, and No. all sections, slow sale at 75 to 1.00. Sweets and yams in more liberal receipt, but selling fairly well at 3.50 to 4.00 per barrel for the former, and 3.50 to 4.50 for the latter. No. 25 bring little over Thalf price. Bushel stock sweets and Yams in moderate receipt and fair de- mand at 1.00 to 1.50; No. 2s, 50 to 75. Culls and inferior spotted stock not wanted, and of uncertain value. A fair demand exists for native and nearby truck at the following quota- tions: Beets, 3'4a4l% bunch; brocoli, 25aa35 bushel; ~carrots, 3a5 .bunch; caulifiower. 3.50a5.00 bbl.; horse- radish, 1.00a5.00 bushel; onions firm| at 5.0026.00 per 100 1bs.. and 2.00a3.00 for No. Zs; oyster plants, 5a7 bunch; parsnips. 75a80 bushel; savoy cabbage, 40260 bushel; kale, 23a30 bushel: spinach, 50263 bushel; turnips, 25a40 busliel. and pumpkins, 8 to 16 each. Receipts of native and nearby rab- bits running much lighter and with the demand better on good stock, market is a shade higher. The move- ment i fair on good fresh killed stock of desirable size at 3.50 to 4.50 per doz. and 2.50 to 3.00 for fair to £ood, southern rabbits selling about L0 per dozen lower than native and nearby. ¢ the second quarter of next | h_indi- | H to 26: small poor fowl| I'The Year 1921 to Date on the Washington week’s Tp to Stock Exchange. BOND:! . 0—Ana. dnd Pot. River R. R. 5s. 00—C. and P. Telcphone 1st 5s. 13,0 273,500—Capital Traction 1st 5s. 8,000—City and Suburban RY. 73,000—Georgetown Gas Lt. 1st 5s. 24,000—Metropolitan R. R. 1st 5s. 115,500—Wa. 278.800—Washington 7.000—Riggs Realty 1,000—Riggs Realty (short) & 100—D. C. 3.658........ Bhare: l 2—N. 226—Wa 10—Mer and 2.153—Wash. 2,710—Wash. R; 30—Wash.-Va. 10—American Nat. Bank. #5—Commercial National Bank 34—District 5 37—Farmers and Mechanies' Nat. B 22—Riggs N: 13—Second cee —Amer. Sec. and Trust sh. Ry. a 2,000—Wash., Alex. and Mt. Vi 178,200-—Wash. Gas Light gen. bs. 402,000—Wash. Ry. and Elec. cons. Gas 7 STOCKS. 1.973—Capital Traction { 2711—Washington Gas 3 W. Steamboat Ry. sh. Va. R Natil chants’ Bank at. Ban! and Elee. pfd. . Ry. com : y. onal (long) pra. lzs Bank. .. $0—Wash. Loan and Trust .. —East Wash. Savings Bank. Bank .... §0—Sec. Sav. and Com. Bunk 17—Union Savings . 5—Wash. Mechanics' 40—Corcoran Fire Insurance 75—Firemen’s_Fire Insurance..... §—National Union Fire Insurance... 460—Columbia Title Insurance.. 23—Real Estate Title Insurance. {56 10-20—Columbia _Graphophone com. | 630—Columbia Graphophone pfd 1.313—Mergenthaler Linotype . 100—0ld Dutch Market pfd. 1.361—Lanston Monotype 5—Security Storage Co. 142—Washington Market { THE WEEK'S BOND a summary of the fluctuations of the prices of active bonds on the New York Stock Exchange fq December 3. 1921: Following is 5. liberty . liberty s, [ TU. K. of G. U. K. of A. T. and S. . liberty 1st 4s. | S, vietory 3%s. French government jovernment of Switzerland Ss. | Kingdom of Belgium 7is. *. K. of G. B. and Ireland 5 B. and Ireland 513s, . B. and Irelz {Am. Tel. and Te Armour & C 3lus. th 4iis.. victory 4% 41, eel ref. N. P, Central Leather 5s. Ch iCh below last night's closing | Central Pacific 4s, 1949 -r- | Chesapeake and Ohio conv. me | Chesapeake and Ohio gen. 4 he | Chesapeake and Ohio conv. Mil. and St. P. ref. 415 Mil. and St. P. cony. 418 nes in all districts in- | Chicago Northwestern 7s. 1930 Chi.. R. L and Pac. ref. Chicago Union Consolidatcd Gas is. .. March ad- | Delaware and Hudson Closing | Erie gen. lien General Electric B gen. 4s Atlantic Coast Line T i Atlantic Refining 6% Atlas Powder 7iss, 183 Baltimore and Ohio c { Baitimore and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio bulge | Bethlehem § s | Burlington (N. Canadian Norther ation 61 nd Elec. gen. 6s.. nd § is. 138, diis Goodyear Tire and Rubber s, 1941, Grand Trunk 7s, ret.. Great Northern -{Tllinois Central 5is.. International Mercantile Marine 6s. nter. Rapid Transit 1st ref. 5 ville and Nashville 7s. he | Mo.. Kan. and Texas 1st 4s. the main factor | Missouri Pacific gen. 4s. . I Loui New York Louis an Telephone 2 | Norfolk and Western cons. 4s. i Norfolk and Western con {Northernn Pacific_4s.. { Packard Motor Car 8 iPennsylvania 5 { Pennsylvania | Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Reading gen. St. 19¢ d_San 1936. 1939, 6 raanc 4 - St. Louis aand San Francisco 6s, 192: St. Louis and San Francisco inc. 6s. Seaboard Air Line ref. Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s Sinclair Cons. Oil 7}4s, 1925 4 Southern Pacific 1st ref. 4s. {Southern Pacific conv. 4s uthern Railway gen. 4s. So U Ul v i . Steel s. jon Pacific nion Pacific Union_Pacific S. Rubber 5 S. Realty and Inv fl-lm(!n; LIVE STOCK MARKET. BALTIMORE, December 3 (Special). | voung chickens | Quiet under ample stoc! and ch Quotations wharf. 7a: Save. Thoice to good. 50.00a75.0 fhon to fair, 30.00a40.00. Calves—Veal, choice, pound, 11%a- 2; cholce, to good, 10 common, thi Sheep-—No. 10 2 to quality, 6: live pigs, as 11; 8a9. shoats, CHICAGO, December States bureau o Receipts, week 2g0, 25 to 50 buils, about to changed. Hogs—Receipts, active and steady yesterday's top, 7.25 practical tol pigs, steady sirables, Sheep—Receipts, a6. Hogs—Stral 75 higher, 7.10a7. ous| stock ‘hi . le.. Market for calves firmer roush, thin stock znd white Leghorns | slow sale. . SERIEE 00 o 1" demand. today at Light street attle—Beef, first quality. pound. ‘medium, 3a6; bulls, as to quality, oxen as to quality, 3a5: milch 0; com- fat, heavy, 101zall; fair all: n, 5as. . 1. pou steady; average; p. 7.00; heavy, nd, bucks. 2%a3: common. 2. “anbslsvring. choice, pound, fair to good, §a?; common, thin, 3 sheep mostly 50 higher: ;nd ';eeder lambs, 50 to 65 NEW YORK, Décember 3.—Cattle— Receipts, 535 head; no lr:dhl;‘. Calves steady; —Receipts, 9.00a15.00; little calves.and culls, 48.50; common to fair western, 6.37%; a8.25. Sheep and lambs—Receipts, 3,270 head: quiet. Ewes, 4.35a4.50; culls, 1.50a2.50; yearling: 0: mon to 104 e.oo;s.wp d laml 670 hea: ol ight, pound, 8; sows, as T ‘stags and boars. 4as: to size and quality, 10a as to size and quality, (United f markets).—Cattle— 1000 ‘head. Compared with beet steers strons, mostly higher, with good to best fitele’ changea: fat she stocls, 25 to 50 s ners, stron " BlEher s aat st Veal catves. 50 With desirable stock o stly 25 higher and -others little 6,000 head. Fairly to 10 higher than holdover light; for 140-pound averages; bulk, 6.60a6.90; to 10 higher; bulk, de- 2,000 head. Com- pared with week ago, fat lambs and yearlings higher. a7.00; com- .00211.00; culs, ‘Hogs—Recelpts, 4,430 head; steady; light to medium weights, hogs, 3.50a7.75; roughs, ‘Writer Declines Job. TORONTO, December erick Wilson, sporting editor of the ‘who was recently elected to the presidency of the Michigan-Ontario Base Ball !‘,wgu;, Toronto Globe, has telegraphed Vice: Presid l;ou of Bay City declining tion. 3. — Fred- lent W. the pos! veals, rough, 6a7: 3a31: 1d 102 8.00; heav: 0. T S IR Sdnd d MR S RS F Al BUBRL LRI A SR S b R AU 0 S Furnisaed by W. B. Hibbs & Co., | | bs Including Friday, Deeember 2, 1921. High. Low. Close. 73 62 [1] RKET. Previous week's Close. 3 T RZRERIRLEY GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. CHICAGO, December 3.—In a fairly —_The general live cattle market is| lively session on the Chicago Boamd receipts and a fair | of Trade today wheat registered net nd rules firmer M fone under light | demand which is centered on cholce | iosses of from 3 to % in December k: ordinary thin cattle continues|and May, and of from 21 to 2% in o July, the latter breaking sharply just|105 at phe close.” Corn finished % lower to % higher, oats, 3% lower to 1 higher, and pro- visions generally 2 to 7 lower. Wheat started easy on reports of rain or snow in the largest winter wheat sections of Kansas afid Okla- homa, but foreign advices as to Ar- gentina crop prospects ,and some hints that export inquiries were ex- pected, led to buying by strong com- mission houses. The decline was not only checked, but the longs forced prices up above yesterday's close and then evened up, leaving the market without support in the final minutes. OQutside trade continues light, but shows itself spasmodically on the breaks. Corn’ averaged: higher_on a_bullish interpretation of the War Finance Corporation statement and a revival of export demand In addition there was a cash sale of a quarter-million bushels to go to store. Oats generally followed corn, be- ing aided in this course by a tip that there might be some export sales soon in this grain. 3 Fastern interests were credited with selling provisions, which eased off under this influence. ‘Buying was scattered and trade on the whole was_dull. NEW YORK, Decamber 3.—Wheat, spot, easy; No. 2 red, 1.27; No. 2 hard, 1.26; No. 1 Manitoba, '1.26; No. 2 mix- ed durum, 113, c. track New York to arrive. Corn, spot, firm; No. 2 yellow, 69: No. 2 'white, .70, 'and No. 2 mixed, 683, clf. New York, all rail Oats, quiet; No. 2 white, 45%. rd, easy; middle west, 9.35a9.45. Other articles unchanged. — NEW YORK DRY GOODS. NEW YORK, December 3.—Cotton goods showed a softening tendency at first hands in today's market. Yarns were quiet. All staple lines of wool dress goods were quiet, as were most of the lines of men's wear. Silks were marked up, following the rise in raw materials, but demand ‘was light. Burlaps were lower, with a slightly easing tendency, While linens were steady. Dodgers Re-Engage Robby. NEW YORK, December 3.—Owners off the Brooklyn base ball club an- nounced today that Wilbert -Robinson would manageé the 'team next year, and denied local reports that they h-ld been negotiating for the club’s sale. - 5 or the week ended yesterday, | 10715 High. Low. Div. ‘Week ending December 3, 1981, Net. ~—1921— Rate. 5034 193 52 405 301§ 51 6514 5635 3315 9215 1514 2 243 o7 1863 13% 5934 76 BY 5335 624 [ [ 475 10735 3344 26 67% 59 11043 249 2134 40 97% | 19% i 2% 8214 9% 19% 2005 5914 8% ug 69 143% 16% 2% 8 “4% 34 K 35% 2 5074 81 82 8 1634 10033 38% 5% 16 13% 57 5 100% 17% 6534 26)4 — Adams Express.. 1 35 30 163§ 34" lavesal 2 laaBBeaulaleal laaul | asl I 7 4 5 s — \Chi M1 & St P pf 5 4 6 7 Adv Rumley. . Advance R pf. Air Reduction Ajax Rubber. Allied Chemlcal. ... Allied Chemical pt. Allis-Chalmers. Am Agrl Chemical.. Am Ag Chem pf.... Am Beet Sugar. ... High. 503% 1245 38 0% 18% 5% 10078 3814 33 60 207§ Am Bosch Magneto. Am Brake Shoe 563§ AmcCan...... 3345 Am Can pt. 9215 Am Car & Fdy. 1511 Am Chicle Co. 9 Am Cotton Oil 24 Am Coiton Oil pf.... 46%3 Am T vpress. . . 131 Am Hide & Le: 13% Am Hide & Lpf 593§ K ke Am Internationa}.. 41%3 Am Linseed. . . Y Am Linseed pf..... 60 Am Locomotive.... 98} Am Radlator. 91 Am Ship & Com 614 Am Smelting. 433 Am Smelting pf Am Snuff. 110 Am Steel Foundr: 35 Am Sugar Am Sugar pf. Am Sumatra. Am Sumatra pf Am Tel & Tel. Am Tobacco......- Am Tobacco (B)., .. Am Tobacco pf (n). Am Woolen “Am Writing Ppr pf. Am Zinc.. Anaconda..... Asso Dry Goods Asso Oil. Atchison Atchison pf.... Atlantic Cst Line Atlantic Fruit. Atlantic Gulf. Atlantic Gulf pf. AtlanticPetroleum. Baldwin Loco Balto & Ohio. Balto & Ohio pf. Beth Steel Keth Steel (B). Beth Steel 8% pf. Rikiyn Rapid Tran. Rklyn R T ctfs. Pklyn Union Gas. Rrown Shoe. . Burns Bros. Butte Copper & Z. . Butte & Superior... Caddo Central...... Calumet & Arizona. Canadian Pacific. ... Central Leather. Central Lea pf. Central of N.J Cerro de Pasco. Chandler Motors Ches & Ohio. ... .- Chi Gt Western..... Chi Gt Western pf.. Chi Mil & St Paul Chi & Northwn Chi Pneu Tool Chi R 1 & Pacific. ChiR1& P 6% Dt ChiRT&P 7% Pt Chile Copper. Chino Copper Cleve CC & St L. Cleve CC & StLpf. Cluett Peabody" Qoca-Cola. ... Colo Fuel & Iron... Colo & Southern. Columbia Gas. Columpia Graph.... Colum Graphonet pf. Comp Tabulator. Consol Gas.... Cons Inter Callahan Consol Textile. ®.. ContCan.... . Corn Products. Corn Products pf. 1075 1344 93 1045 1534 52 1136 16} 4 57 109} lelallllllaltlialala lawlluomBoulol loamwe!l laal macoall laml o™l 2% Crucible Steel. Cuban Am Sugar. Cuba Cane Sugar, Cuba Cane Sug pf. Davidson Chem.... Del & Hudson. Del Lack & West Dome Mines. Emerson Brant pf. ‘Endicott Johnson. . Endicott John pf... Erie. Erie 1st pf... Famous Player! Famous Players pf. Fed Mines & Spf... Fisher Body of O p{. Fisk Rubber. Freeport Texas Gen Am Tank Corp. Gen Asphalt.... Gen Asphalt pf. Gen Cigar Co.... Gen Electric. Gen Motors. Gen Mot 6% deb. Gen Mot 7% deb. Great Northern pf. Great Northn Ore. . Greene Cananea. Gulf States Steel Hartman Corp. Haskell & Barker.. Houston Oil Hupp Motor- Illinois Central Inspiration.. Interboro Con. Interboro Con pf. IntesAgri Che: Inter Agri Chm pf.. Int']l Cement. ... Inter Harvester. Inter Marine. . Inter Marine pf. Inter Motor Truck.. Inter M Trk 1st pf. Inter Nickel. Inter Paper... Inter Paper (sta). . Invincible Oll. Kai City Soupt.... Kansas & Gulf. Kelly-Springfield. Kelsey Wheel...... . 7214 175 13435 12003 98 821 ] a7 8% 102 91 88 a1 2214 asle 8% 635 42 nog [ 1315 Low. 4815 12 3634 394 17% 53%% 9% 3614 31 58 b1 324 52Y4 314 897§ 142 7 211 45 127 1134 56 71 0 3 3134 58 933 87 44 4135 8415 1054 304 70 11532 127% 12434 9 265 n P 3 4 991 & ¢ 8615 88 2234 2155 941 3716 0 13 515 1648 12 BY 0 4615 39 4 875 844 394 314 ™ 1% 0 9% 5% 15 9% 5014 6536 62)% 0Dz 9y 6 61 143% 135% 1y 10§ 25 70 8- 81 3335 303 30 2 w76 3314 #32 250 a7 80 82 94 T 104 ] e 13% 5% 4 L B 9 3 /g Y 8% 75 g Uy 655 553 2615 2505 BY 1% 12% 115 56% 5036 4% 725 1% 1y 3 2% 12% 113 5 By 34y 3 253 2434 55 54 8 T 4% 408 ® Close. Chge. 50 +3 2+ % 308 — 136 0% + 1% 185+ % 565 + 2 94 — 134 7% + 134 3 — 2% B8 —2% 28 — 1% 321 — 13 555 + 3 323+ 1 2 +24 1495 + 7% 8+ % $+ % 2 + % 41 + 2% BU— % 60 — 1% 975 + 24 88 — 24 804 —* w5 — T ms+ 13 463 + 124 4675 + %4 102 + 3% TR 124 — 14 mi— % W+ % % + 14 1H8Y% +1 3015 — 133 ] 3 T4 ++ 141 I+ . g BRI ER K o s 0 e T 8435 — 234 3115 — 3% T % 10 15154+ s 5045 + 9% 643 + 24 04— % 8 +7 M3 + 5% 10% — % W+ 13 8234 3276+ 24 267 — 3% 4 + 134 B+ % %% — 13 o5 % 81 +2 8075 + 13§ B+ % 135+ 3 9075 + 134 Wit % 13 4 - X - 13 9 % 37 -3, 0% — 134 824+ 5 4%+ 2 65 + 90 2% =1 BB+ % 1B - % 52%'— 3% B+ 1 12%+ 1% 3 — X% m4— % 815 — 13 B ~- X 4~ 4% 54 —1 8 — ¥ 6 -3 255§ 17% 1785 85 1434 28 205 507§ 1623 110 214 1234 1645 2 us 8914 8813 34 z 2005 1513 9B 167% 26 1633 1424 745 BY 0% 6l 25 30 124345 120 5% 65 823 1435 w4 8% 103% 8644 1144 6034 4215 10224 9 2434 134 30% % Div. Price Range New York Stock Exchang igh. Low. ~—1921— Rate. ‘Week ending December 3, High. Low. 16— KennecottCopper.. 25% 24% 84 — KeystoneTire..... 105 9% 130 6 Kresge (88). 1743% 172 32 — LackawannaSteel. 487 41% 10 — LakeErie&W.. 12 105 17% — LakeErle&Wpt.. 27 22 124 2 Lee Rubber. 283 2% 47% 334 Lehigh Valk . 5976 56% 138% 12 . 157 150 % 7 =110 10815 10 - 445 4 734 1 LoftInc.. 103 9% 2 Lorillard (P) 154 130 Loose Wiles . 88 3% Louis & Nash .14 10 Manati Sugar. 23 2615 Manhattan Blev. 0% 344 Manhattan Shirt... 33{ 325 Marland Ofl.... 2634 1133 — Mathieson Al 19 8 ~ MaxwellB.... 1y 6515 8 May Dept Stores... 91 8 8415 12 Mexican Pete. . 11635 10945 15% 2 Miami Copper. h | 253 10 120 Middle States 154 143 — Midvale Steel 3014 244 = Minn & StL (n). g 62 MStP&SSM g 10 — Mo Pacific. 19% 1875 — Mo Pacific pf 19y 46 3 Montana Powe 61 M — Montgry Ward 154 14% — Natl Acme... 131 124 7 Natl Biseuit. ... 12415 121 7 Natl Biscuit pf. 14 12 — Natl Conduit. 2 14 6 Natl Enameling. 4134 6 Nati Lead... 81 — Nevada Copper 1335 6 N O Tex & Mex 93¢ 5 NY Air Brake.. 60 5 NY Central 44 5 NYC&StL. %% 2 NYOntario& W 2004 7 Norfolk & Westrn. . 3 North American. ... 3 7 2 8 6 2 5 3 8 5 23— Pitts & West Va. 1214 115 Pond Creek Coal. .. 4 Pressed Steel Car. .. 203§ — Producers & Refinrs 2313 87*¢ . 8 Pullman Co -1 243{ — Punta Allegre Sug 30%¢ 21)3 2 PureOil........ 67 8 Ry Steel Spring.... 11 — Ray Consol.. . 603{ 4 Reading . 3634 . 384 2 Reading 2d pf. ¥ 17§ — Remington Typr. 27 18— Replogle Steel. 2415 414 — Rep Iron & Steel... 35 5 = Rep Motor Trk w 40!5 520 Royal Duten. 19% — StL &Santran.... — St L &San Franpf. = St L Southwestrn.. — St LSouthwn pf. — Seaboard Air Line.. — Seaboard Aif'L pf.. — Sears Roebuck — Seneca Copper. . — Shattuck Ariz Cop.. 73 74 Shell Trans& Trd.. 3834 — Sinclair Consol 233 wllaBlolual~lwlwl lalpaawl lall North Americanpf.. 4135 40% Northern Pacific... 8473 803§ Nova Scotia Steel. Oklahoma Prod. Orpheum Circuit Otis Elevator Otis Steel. . Owens Bottle Pacific Develop . Pacific Gas & Elec.. Pacific Ofl. .. Pan Am Petrol. ... Pan Am Petrol (Blg Pennsylvania. Penn Seabd Steel. .. Peoples Gas. .. . Pere Marquette. Pere Marq pf “es Pere Marq prior pf. Philadelphia Co. ... Phillips Petroleum. Pierce Arrow. . Pierce Arrow pf. Plerce Oil.... . Plerce Oil pt. Pitts Coal. .. Sloss-Sheffleld. South Porto Sug. 38 Southern Pacifi 8315 Southern Rallway.. 203 Southern Ry pf.... 0% Standard Oil of Cal. 92 Standard Ol NJ Stand OiI N J pt. Stewart Warner... Stromberg Carb. Studebaker-. . Submarine Boat. Superior Oil. Superior Steel. Tennessee Cop Texas Co...... Texas & Pacific. « 4 Texas Pac C & Oil... Third Avenue...... 16's Tobacco Product: 604 5845 Tobacco Prod pt 873 8 Transcontinental. 113 9 tnion Bag & Papr.. 744 72 Union Oil... Union Pacific Union Pacific pr 5 T4 United Alloy Stl. B% 2 "~ United Drug. 364 United Fruit. . 126 122 — United Ry Invst. 81; 8 ~ United RyInvpr... 213 21 6 United Retafl Strs. 5315 5135 11% — USCastIronPipe.. 185 173 38 5 USCastIrPipepf. 57§ *543{ 8/ — USFoodProd..... 12}{ 1045 35% 4 USIndAlcohol.... 40 33Y4 414 — US Realty. . 5975 363, 40}5 — USRubber........ 513 483§ 74 8 USRubberlstpf.. 97% 96 2 = USSmeltRefin, 315 34 0% 5 USSteel. 843 82 105 7 USSteelpt 1435 12y 41} 2 Utah Copper. 6035 581 2514 — Vanadium Corp. 3% 30% 9 — Va-CarolinaChem.. 32 283{ 51 — Va-CarChempf.... 75 7l 7 — Wabash S Do 18 — WabashptfA. 245 21 4934 250 Wells Fargo Exp.\.. 66 6315 815 — Western Maryland. 935 8% 1444 — WesternMd 2a pf.. 18% 151 17% — Western Pacifig. 2055 183 57 6 Western Pac pf. 605% 5914 76 7 WesternUnfon..... 913§ 90 3876 4 Westinghouse Elec. 49% 4715 75 — Wheel& Lake Brie. 84 7% 13} —. Wheel & L Erle pf. i 2) 4 White Motor. 7 = WhiteOil 8)4 — Wickwire Spencer. w5 5 ¢ 455 — B = 28" — Wisconsin Centrai.. 30X 27§ 105 8 Woolworth........ 123%§ 121 30 4 Worthington Pump. 44)§ 434 * Ex dividend. { WANTED i Savings Teller | Salary About $1,200 Northwest Savings Bank XPANSIN SEEN INBOND DENAND Distinct Increase of Public| 1991, N Close. Chge. %%+ Y% 9~ U 17245 i 483 + 5% 123 + 24 25)5 + 44 LOANS . > ! e v in- e+ Interest in Stock List, || _If vou have money to in 571%% + RO {| vest we can safely place it on 157 +3 Market Feature_ i¥ gilt-edge first D. C. Mort- 1:‘4’ & s S SaE e i} gages. Our record of 30 years 9% o pansion of the in 'l':l:'nl; demand_ in insures your protection. Cour- s 2 se of public teous treatment. - interest in the stock list featured finan- 134 | elal markets this week. - Exclusive of P H R oy | enla private offerings, l sales + 2% | the stocic exch Totalcd about $125,- ercy . ussell Co. 54 1 000,000 pi 1 e A e S.W. Cor. 15th & “K” Sts. 8 ) shares. Libe) no records, Some: other dom of the foreign broke or wqualed th despite i Money to Loan p. especially French | nd_Belgian governments, larly depressed. i Converges Around Steel. ‘e irregu- | Becured by first deed of trust on real eatste Prevailiog futerest and commission. -T2 Troe Wash. Much of the activity stocks converge o1 ments and affil S - N 15 1VANCE Was oc \ 209 + $4{ reports that the long-di by =4 \ 63 + 14| dation of independent \ 71 4 g1 | miKht axsume conc ) AN 7 724 Rails dominated at in i \ 19— 14! tober record of a 10 per cent \\XVURA AN 47— 14| carnings and a 24 per cent cut in ope % M T 2 %lating costs being a pronoun 5 505 + 32 | Following market traditio X 1515 4 15 | that division | o2 12| the Burlington and Colorado and S | 1254+ % |crn dividends. ! 123 — 13| Industrial and commereial develop- | 118 4 114 | ments disclosed moderate scibucks il " 1 | mmoradic & Steel and iron produc- 2 - 1 |tion lugged. f134 |cantile linex was wainly traceable 1o E pre-holiday demand. Incidentally, busi- 802 — 1 |ness failures reached their high 1 1375 — 34 1of the i 503 — il Money Continues Irregul i Gtg 4 134 | Recent irregular conditions 98 + 14 imoncy market were unalte 753 + 14| further accumulation of rese 113 local Federul Re 7 i sl showed concessions = the arms con % effect up 56 7% o) i f (o N proposed reconstruction o 8% +é 8l international credits. . | The opening w There December. 1555, or 1 point by 1% ; but late) % { bigi { September st of the ®47 et S$'OCK BARGAINS, :WILL SELL ALL OR ANY PART OF THE FOLLOWING: - 1009 Anderson Bros. Inc. 1 5 stimated ut Closing ghiotations: | Januar; M July, Production. . Southiwestern. Big Three Cushing Garber Cox_Realization. Capitol Petroleun. Congressional . 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