Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1921, Page 25

FINANCIAL. ® 25 THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1921 Grain, Produce and Live Stock| %02 S5, | LIBERTY BONDS Much is expected by the clothing BOUGHT FOR CASH. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET. trade as a result of the clearance o monh, Bond Exchange| > F NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE . Received by Private ‘Wire Direct to The Star Office. INANCIAL. Attention, Builders Money Stimulation of bome bufldine. In Allz“ National Mortgage and lovestmest Cor- r connections loec“' and in mar rchase Second vt ‘Morigage Notes on improved Real Eo. e sales to be held next month. The . De Beers Mines. n. High. Low. Close. Open. Migh. Low. Close. | BALTIMORE, December 12 (Spe- special desire of all factors In the I At Brpress: | aie: 61% 5% | NY Alr Brake.... 6l 6 6% 6% |clal).—Potatoes, new, 150 pounds, | Eggs—Stricly fresh, per dozen, 5¥:|iiricet g to sew a more active move- 14th {38 payatie monthiy: ‘aud. tes secured by B Eators it = adv Rumi 5% 0. 1 n |NYCentral. im W% W 78a325: No. 2, 1,80a1175: 100 pounds ruge receipts, 55. ment in suits, which have accumulat- 604 14th Street N.W. Decin'af Fruat"on wod Toterests in Bes o! AdvRumleype. L s 3w INYChi&stL... o &% & 0 3, 76aL00; awests nmi mfi.'f."82}“’,’"‘}“"5{.’2&&'}" Ibi: |ed in the hands of both wholesaler Alr Reduction. % a &% M%|NYChi&StL2d.. &1 et 61 bnrrel 8.5024.00; N per 1b., 28u2 3. Keats, |and dealer. The demand for this NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND : Ajax Rubber. ..... 20 20 19% 197 u 1% =f3' 'g""fi,"fi'ool'"”fi”."' *:““flh ":'.'" young, each, 60a70. mérchinalss [Vill be stimulated 1eis INVESTMENT CORPORATION |13 N. Mate 2436 ATlied Choieaios, W% ST 6% 2y A% per, 2.00a3.00. Beets, bunch, Dréssed . poultry — Fresh killed , by the lower prices which the S Allfs Chal DL oaT. S8 3T Y% 96% Brocolf, bushe), 30a40. = Brussels .,“,,, (.mck..,,,, 26; hens, | sales Wwill bring. At the same time, Am:c;:l::: s 8"" @ 8 6 W :gro%u?" ng“nc 10a15. L;bb-xe. t:x‘x. per Ib., 2! gmunmnudfucturers lf‘eel gmt the rle- . 5% N .00a50.00. ‘artots, buncl 5 b : . young, cach, | ductions do not need to be severe in CoOpenli -3 Sacaid P ‘Am Agr Chem. 31 s 2% \gfil;:rr:elr:u:’;g N TR IR) Cauliflower, barrel. 4002500, Celery, ;‘;",’ or . 43a4s: Keal, YounE, cac order to get a satisfactory response. ve Building Frevatiing. (otecet - &.‘.‘ ‘Am Agr Chem pf X | Okluhoma Proa. .. dozen; 50as0; crate, 2.2605.00. Cucum-: — Dressed, small, per Ib., 1011, | fhey point out that many men wili Association Jo'eph T Welkr""',. Am Bank Note. Am Can pf. .. Am Car & Fdy. Am Cotton Oil. Am Cotton Oi1 pt Am Chicle Co. . ‘Am Druggists. .. Am Express. Am Hide & Le: Am Hide & Lea pf Am International. Am Linseed. .. Am Locomotive. Am Ship & Com. Am Smelting. Am Steel ¥dy pf... Am Sugar..... ‘Am Sugar pf.. Am Sumatra. Am Sumatra pf Am Tel & Teleg. Am Tobacco. . . Am Tobacco (B) Am Tobacco pf (n) Am Woolen. .. Am Zinc & Lead. Anaconda... Assets Realzn. Atchison. Atlanta Bi Atlantic Cst Line Atlantic Gulf. . Atlantic Gulf pf. Atlantic Petroleu: ‘Austin Nichols Baldwin Loco Balto & Ohio. ... Ralto & Ohio pr. Barnesdall (A) Barnesdall (B) Beth Steel. Beth Steel (B). . Beth Steel 3% pf. Bklyn Rapid Trn. . Bklyn Rap Tr ctfs. o Bklyn Cnion Gas ooth Fisheries. TBrown Shoe Burns Bros. Iutte Copper. Iutte & Superior. . Butteriek. . «alifornia Pckg. alifornia Petrol «alumet & Ariz. Canadian Pacific Carson Hill Gold. Case Plow Works. Central Leather. erro de Pasco handler Motor. ‘nes & OhiO. ... ‘& Estn Il wi. € & Estn 11 pf w “hi Mil & St P. ChiMil&StPpf.. . Chl & Northwn... 4 m&\orthwnpl ChiStPM&O. Chile Copper. “hino Copper uett Peabody <entral Leath pf.. . 6% . A% n Cluett Peabody pf. 50 Coca-Cola «olo Fuel. Colo & Southern. ol Gas Col Graphophone Col Graph pf Comp Tabula Cons Cigar. <ons Cigar pf ConsGasof NY. ons Intl Cal Min Cons Textiie. ContCan.... Corn Products. Cosden & Co. Crucible Steel. Cuban-Am Sugar.. Cuba Cane Sugar. uba Cane Su pf. ‘Davidson Chem. Del & Hudson. Dome Mines. ‘Smerson-Brant. .. 3% ¥ . % Emerson-Brant pf 19 ‘Endicott-Johnson. 8% ‘Endicott-John pf Erie. . Erie 18t pf. Erie 2d pf. . Famous Players. Famous Playrs pf. Fed Mines & Sm. .. "ed Mines & Spf.. 3 Frisher Body of O pf Fisk Rubber. ‘Freeport Texa: «ien Am Tank Car. Gen Asphalt. den Electri ten Motors. Gen Mot 6% deb. Goodrich.... Granby Consol. Great Northern pf. 7 Great Nor Ore. Greene-Canane: Guantanamo Sug Gulf Mo & N pf Haskel & Barker. ‘Homestake. . Houston Oil FHupp Motors. ... Hydraulic Steel. Tiinois Central Indiahoma. Inspiration Interboro Metro... Inti Agri Chem ntl Agri Chem pf . Intl Harvester. Intl Mer Marine. Intl Mer Marine pt Intl Truck 1st pf 1Intl Nickel. . 1ntl Paper. Intl Paper (sta). invincible Oil. Island Oil Jewel Tea. . Jewel Tea pf. Jones Tea.. Kansas City Sou Kansas C Scn pf. Kansas & Gu:. Kayser (Julius) 85 Keily-Spring Tire. 42 Kennecott. ... Keystone Tire. . Kresge (SS) 105% .1 16% 1% Y 8% - 176 Lackawanna Steel 46% Lake Erie & W pf. | Lee Tire & Rubber 29% Lehigh Valley. Liggett & Myrs pf. Lima Locomotive. -.oews Inc Lott Inc. Lorillard.... Louis & Nash Manati Sugar. Manhattan Ele: Manhattan Shirt Market St prior. Marland Oil... Marlin-Rockwell.. Maxwell (B,... 24 Minn & St L (n). MinnStP&SSM. MOK&TwI.. Montana Power. Mont Power pf. . 6% 3 L 100 Montgomery Ward n‘. Natl Conduit. Natl Enmalln(. Natl Lead. . Natl Lead pf Natl Ry of M 2d. Nevada Copper. . - a% 2l Al o 1) 1 | i | i 1 i 25':| 1} a | 2k 1% | w6 | ¢ Gas & Elec. EA | Studebake { Utah Securities { Va-Car Chem. Welils-Fargo EXp. 6% 6% 67 | Western Md 2d. Sl 16% 1% | Westhse Air Br 2K 2, Westhze E & M T Wheeling & LE... 7% 7% 74 White Motor. s 40 397 White Oil. 2ou% | Wickwire Spencer 16% 16% 15% { Wilson Company.. 28t 28% 21l Wilson Co pf. . 61 61 6 Willys-Overland.. 6 6 6 Worthington Pmp 431 &% &% Wright Acro. ... - 8% 8% 8% i story | Commissioner Turley said he would Y Fire in Goodwater, Ala., Causes Ontario Silver Otis Steel. Owens Bottle. cific Mail. Pacific Ofl. Pan-Am Pete. Pan-Am Pete (B) . Panhandle Pro pf. . Pennsylvania. . Penn Seabd Steel. . People’s Gas. .. Pere Marquette Pere Marq pt..... Pere Mrq prior pt. Phila Company... Phillips Jones I‘h llips Pelruleum | Pierce-Arrow. ... Pierce-Arrow pf.. Pierce Oil. Pierce Oil pt. Pitts Coal. . Pitts Coal pf. Pitts & W va . Pond Creek Coal. . Producers & Ref. Pullman Co. Punta Alegre. Pure Gi d Mma Railway 'lbpr | Ray Con Coper. Iu\ulm . lhmh 2 | Remingto n Ty l.e;.u,b.,\ Reis Robert pt. toyat Duteh rs Rocbuck pf. Cullpur Southern F Southern Railway. Southern Ry pf... Stand Oil of Cal. Stand Oil of N J Submarine Boat. Superior Oil. . . Superior Steel . Tenn Copper. Texas Company. Texas Gulf Sulphur Texas & Facific. . exas & PCé& Ol Third Avenue. Tobacco Prod Tobacco Prod p Trans Contl Oil ! & Papr. 7 Union Pacific pf. . Union Tank Car pf 102 United Drug. .. United Drug 1st. United Fruit. 1 United Retail Strs U S Food Prod. U S Indus Alcoh S Realty. . S Rubber. |4 v U 'S Smelt Ref pf.. US Steel. 4 US Steel pf. . Utah Copper. Vanadium Corp. Va Iron Coal & C. Vivadou. Wabash. Wabash pf A. Wabash pf B. 2pm..... 528 50 High. Low. Last. Call Money 3 5 5 —_—— SPANISH REPORT GAINS. More Territory Acquired in Ad- vance Against Moorish Rebels. TADRID. December 12—Further successes by Spanish troops in Mo- rocco were reported in an official com- munique issued here today. The com- munique said a column of troops Gen. Sanjurjo had occupied and Tasarut without op- I m the tribesmen and that the consolidation of the newly acquired Spani=h positions have been begun Cabanella’s column, composed and artillery, has occu- LomedoNador, southwest _of says the communique, while his of afc to within three of the former Spanish po- f Sidi-Sandlik. One cavalry squadron was reported to have reach- ed Taeetifut ———— WOULD SEGREGATE FILMS Action at Dallas, Tex., Following Million-Dollar Fire. DALLAS, Tex. and Fire i picture films in the downtown section, as the result of a series of film ex- | plosions and fire which did approxi- | mately $1.000,000 damage Saturday night " in the film exchange_ district of Commerce street here. Flve tw buildings were burned inside. k to have the exchanges operated in group entirely separate from , | the downtown or residential sections. BUSINESS AREA BURNS. $100,000 Loss. GOODWATER, Ala., December 12.— Fire last night wiped out practicaily the entire business distriot of this place, the 1088 running above $100,000 ording to early estimates. The con. tents of fthe post office were saved, but the building was ruined. The blaze was discovered at 11 o'clock and burned_itself out. the bucket brigade being heipless ‘| to stop the spread of the fi 3 ‘CHANGE VOTES TO CLOSE. NE YORK, December 12.—The ew York coffee and sugar exchange today voted to close on the Saturdays 8514 107% 5 15% preceding Christmas and New Year. FRIEND OF CHILDREN DIES. NEW YORK, December 13.—Memor- fal services for Mrs. Etta Angell Wheel- beld here today by direction of ew York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in which she was ta leadini spirit for nearly fifty years, and which she helped to found. News of her deat a week ago at Cold- reached this city today. bers, crate, 4.0085.00. Eggplants, crate, 2.00a3.00. Horseradish, bushel, 4.0085.50. Lettuce, basket 1.00a3.00; onions, 100 pounds, .75; oyster plants, bunch, 4a6; p: n!nlp , _bushel, 76a8 peas, ' hamper, 4.0045.0 crate, 7.00a8.00; pumpki: ravoy cabbage, bushel, 40a80; spinaci bushel, 5; kale, bushel, 40a50 squash, crate, 3.5024.00; crate, 4.0047.00; turnips, .25a. : cranberries, 20.008 grapefruit, _box, oranges, box, 502a5.00; strap, 7.00a9.00. Selling Prices at Noom. Wheat—No. 1 red winter, spot, no quotation: 0. 2 red winter, spot, 1.193; No. 2 red winter, garlicky, spot, 1. December, 1.15; January, no quo- tations. Corn—Cob corn, old, yello per barrel. Contract corn, spot, 59%; track corn, yellow, No. 2 or bet- ter, old, domestic, 68. Oats—White, No. 44 per bushel; No. 2, 413:a423: per bushel. _Rye—Nearby, 90a1.00 per bushel rt, spot, 97% nomi- nal per bushel 3, no quotation. H. Receipts, 26 tons; rnage from 16.00a21.00 per ton, with & fair demand for fair to good quality of timothy and mixed hay W tangerine: So. 1 stralght rye. nominal: . 2 straight rye, nominal wheat, 13.0 1 oat, 14.5015.00. CHICAGO, December 12.—Large de- liveries here on December contracts had a bearish effect on the wheat market today the early trading Liberal receipts at Kansus City and redictions of an ‘Incremse in the nited States visible supply total were Iso bearish factors. Selling, how- ever, lucked vigor. Opening quota- tions. whic arted from unchanged figures to iy cent lower, with May”at 114 to 113% and Jul «, were followed by slight sel- backs all around. Corn had a downward tendenoy, owing to big receipts here. After opening 1 to Y lower. Muy 5313 to 53%. the market continped weak. Oats paralleled the course of other ereais, starting % and 14 cent off to 1. avanee, May, 384 to 38%, and then underwent a general sag. Broviisions were- depressed in line with hog values. Potatoes—Steady: receipts, $2 cars; 1 United States shipments, . cked und_bulk, round ; Michigan, do., ta sacked, round spring patents, 6.758’ 5045.25; soft winter stral hard winter straights, 0a25. mess, 0 middle west, 9.65 Exper 1and was less active than of late. yne corn market closed un- settled, fals to 13a8 net lower, with May. 533 to 531z High. Low. 1ol 363, i B8y 88 DAIRY MARKETS. BALTIMORE, December 12 (Spe- cial).—Live poultry—Turkeys, 45- 48; and crooked H chickens, 2| white Leghorns, '18az 6; small and_white Leghorns, 13aJ old roosters, 15; ducks, 18a26; geese, 24, pigeons,” pair, 20a: fowl, v:lch 40a85. Dressed poultry—Turkeys, pound, 46250; old toms and poorly dressed, 37 chickens, 25a28; old roosters, 16 geese, 26a32. tive and firqlx. dozen, 5%; southern, 66. Butter—Creamery, fancy, pound, 47 a48; prints 48a50; nearby creamery, 43ad4; ladles, 30a32; rolls, 28a30; store packed, 26; dairy prints, 28a30; proc- ess butter, 35a36. —_— BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS. W YORK, December 12.—For- elgn bar silver, 66%; Mexican dollars, 503 Bar silver, guinea “hearby, LONDON, December 12. 3% per ounce; mones, 215 per cen! ount rates, short bills, P et Miree-month bills, 3% per cent. AMATEURS RADIOOVER SEA Scotland Report Says 18 Wireless Stations on This Side Heard. HARTFORD. Conn., Décember 12.— Eighteen amateur wirele: tations in the eastern part of the United States have succeeded in sending messages across the Atlantic ocean, according to the American Radio Relay League here today. The report was tran mitted nere from Paul Godley, sta- tioned near Glasgow, Scotland, the re- ceiving end in the amateur tests that began last Wednesday and will con- tinue until the coming Frida: Thirteen of the stations heard in Scotland were of the new “continuous wave" type, while flve of the older “spark” stations also were heard. Mr. Godley reported that the messages from America were “strong | and relfable.’ Hiram Percy Maxim, president of the American Radio Relay League, said today that he belleved the results of the test are epoch-making. “It means the coming of the day when Americans can carry on unre- stricted conversations with their cou- sins across the sea,” he said. LANDRU RAVES IN CELL. Commission May Investigate French Bluebeard’s Sanity. PARIS, December 1 -Visited in his cell in the Versallles prison yes- terday by Dr. Robert, Henr{ Landru, convicted “Bluebeard” of Gambais, who was lying on his cot seriously ill, declared: “The battle is lost, as Francis the First was wont to say.” To the gendarmes Landru said: ‘Miserables! Miserables! Those who condemned me,’ a8 Victor Hugo wrote.” M. Moro-Giafferi, who defended Lan- dru at his sensational trial for the murder of ten women and a boy, has applied for a commission to inquire into his client's sanity. INQUIRY IS ORDERED. Conditions in Philippines to Be Probed by~ Commission. MANILA, P. I, December 9.—An in- vestigation of conditions revealed in the Wood-Forbes report was ordered by the legislature today. The inves- tigation committee, composed of five members of each house, will report its findings and recommendations to the legislature for use in framing representations to President Harding regarding portions of tI report which many Filipinos regard as proj. udict m iexidlature's récommendations, based on the investigations, will be lald before President Harding by a commission which Manuel A. ezon, president of the senate, will head. —_— Must Metch. From the Edinburg Scotsman. Mistress—Maggie, I think I'll one ot the children to church ti ll morning. Maggie—Yes, ma'am. Mistress—Which one do you_ think would go best with this dress? quoted | Liva stock—Calves, choice, per 1 12a12%; lambs, choice, per lb., 8 live hogs, per Ib., 8. Green fruits—Apples, per bbl 10.5 per bu. basket. 2.5003.2 w 02 Califor- nla lemons, per box, 1 fornia oranges, r crate, Grapefruit, 3.75 Florida oranges, 4.50a6.50. ind \'eg-:mhleu—l’outuen. bbl, 3.00a3.75; per sweet potaloes, per Lettuce, nearby, per crate, 1 southern, per crate, 1.00a2.5¢ ery, per doz.. Romaine G met ; | tuce, 1.25a2.00. 3.004.50. D Onions, per 100-ib. Cabbage, 2.75a3.25 per bers, 3.00u6.00. Eggplants, ptr crat. 00. California ho: um)nh OU Spinach for CHICAGO, December 000 head; 11: few early : bulk beef steers, ¢ boo! n due .75; veal calves strong; stockers feeders st pounds average up tu 7 average 190 lambs, 25 to 50 Inwr 5 lings, 26 lower; lamba to packers, veatlings. 9.75: ew mp come back, feeder laumbs large —— COTTON MARKE NEW YORK, December was a further : in lnark today th vernmen lreull buying p Liverpool, reports of a b in Manch, able reports from the domestic goods trade. First prices_were firm at an advance of 14 to 45 points, and the more ive positions sold 40 to 4% points net higher right after the call, with Januar. Wl March touching 18.12 and May 17.96. Future opened firm: December, January. 1 March, Jul tion for at %, $1. 5 Capital Traction—11 at AFT R C. ~$10 Washington Washington Railway a U685, $500 at G, $L.0K at bl BONDS. Bid lnd Asked Prices. UBLIC UTILITY. American Tel. and Telgn. 4o 1. and Ty Capital urgetown Gax 1st itan R. K. Wanh."Ew. and MISCE Riges Realty ou I Rigg 5 (sbort) Whshington Market o, 1 Washington Market 1 M. Cold Storage 5e. STOCKS. Ameriean Capita Columbi Commercial District Farmers ederal Liberty Lincoln Sational " Metropolitan T Ameriean Security and Continental Trust . National ireme National Tnion TITLE I !URAVCE Columbls Title. Real Estate Title. MISCELLANEOUS. Columbia Graphoplione com. Columbia Graphophone pfd. h Mergenthaler Linotype 0ld Duteh ket 0ld Dutch Market Lanston Monotype Security Storage . ‘Washington Market *Ex-dividend. —_— FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Selling checks—dollar values at noon lod-y Warsaw . Copenhagen’ . Amaterdam Relgrade Montreal By the Associated Press. T NEW YORK, December 12. exchange buoyant. Great Britain, de- mand, 4.23%; cables, 4.241§. Sixty- dayk bills on banks, 4.20%. France, demand, 8.31%; cables, 8.32." Italy, de- mand, 4.77%; cables, 4.78. Belgium, demand, 7. SG‘A. cables, 7. Sweden, demand, 24.5 Denmark, demand, 19.10. Switzer- land, demand, 19.43. pain, demand, 14.75. Greece, demand, 4.22. Argen- tina, demand, 33.12. Brazil, demand, 13.25. Montreal, 92 3-16. — OFFICIAL TAKES POISON. Canadian Controller of Currency Commits Suicide. OTTAWA, December 11.—R. E. Rourke, controller of currency in the Dominfon government, took his lift tonight by swallowing poison. The controller’s office is the highest post in the Canadian department of finance under civil service regula- tion. Following the discovery of his body government officials made known that for several months Mr.. Rourke had been directing an audit of his de- partment through which discrepancies said to total about $35,000 had been brought to light. As a result of the shortages, police declared tonight, an official of the finance department was vlaced under suryeillance. Spokesmen for the finance depart- ment made ll.ln that the discrepan- cies which ‘Rourke was. {nstru- mental in dl-elo-ln‘ had no relation to his own branch of the. govern- ment's_business, but had te do with interest coupons on victory loan{. bonds extending over a pertod from 1916 to lll’.' € demand, 16.00. tomers ecarlier in the geason was to ke vinter. GERMANY'S TRADE GROWS. tober showed a sharp increase com- pared with the previous month, ac cording to official reports. nports FLOUR FOR THE ORIENT. Aust W rat T Percy H. Russell Co. Iy be forced to buy new suits, ugh the intention of such cus- Orgnnised 1 their old suits last over the Aunets . Surplus . ermany’s foreign trade for Oc- Qetober atically. Then you wil were estimated at 3,000,000 | ric tons, valued at 13,900 cainst 2,500, 10,668,000, . in September. Total export: October amounted to 1,970,000 met tons. valued at 9,700,000,000 paper 82d Issue of aty ATTL December 12.—North tlour millers and exporters ure king tlour futures to the orient the transpacific rate of 36, a re- tion of $1, effective January 1.° \lia has been cutting prices, f. Hongkong, $1.50 a ton, but th has brought the coast mar-, within 1o 30 cents of the| ng buyers' m; num.- ' wheat market has been bullish nd at every hulge farmers Locomotive Qllrf‘ulfltul s Complete ar current FRANK P. REES he cting them- rehases of Chicago May Private ) fixed $5,000 an acrs principal the land under water on the Cam- 4 is ' ridge purposes. 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