Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1922, Page 21

FINANCIAL 4 BOND AND CURB MARKETS. lid Bonds. “Quotations furnished by Redmond a0, Argentine Belgium §s 1! Dominion of Uan: Republic of Chile Denmark 6 1942, Dept. of Seine Ta Dukch ‘East Indies 6 1947 neh Govt. T 1941. Queenxland 6s 1847. Rio de Janeiro & 1046. 1021y Switzeriand 8s 118 Thited Ringdom Siai 104% Tnited Kingdom & : United Kingdom .'uu- m - e lmmf;n Chem. oz American em. American T. and T. cv. 85 1% American T, and T. col. ‘Armour & Co. 414s 1839. Atchison gen. 4s 1995. Atiantic Coast Line 1st 4s 1 Atiantic Refining lgs 1031 Attas Powder Tias I Baitimore and Ohio cv. tim Ohio 65 1929 Rethlehem Steel P. M rookiva Edison B &Q it 6y 1936, e ‘Caie Sugar laware and Hud k‘ Great Northern 5las 185: Hudson and ref. zx Touisville and Merican Petrole K. & T Ist. K. \lhmr! Pacifc ‘een M St P. &S S M = ortoik and Western £ Jarthera: Pacif” 4" 1008 Bell 7 194 1. 5 1940 Naven s 1091 5 tee n‘lRlln;_:or Gar i Penna. en, 418 P R R 5% 1068, |3 ! ot 15 Souths Plc(fit Iat ref. 4s 1955 !o“!h:‘rr: Pacific cv. 4s 1929, g:n Southern Railway l’!l l!t lw o4 " Bouthern Railw: ’ o Routhern Railw o Eecwater Oil s T Tuion Pacific cv. ds 107 % w1k nm‘u SHORT-TERM BECURITIES. = Bid. Aluminum Co. of A. 7s 1925 102 5718 102556 1003 Am T'lk'l‘fl..d:!m 1008 ‘°‘3§:‘ Roebuck & Co. 7s 1923 clatr Consol. Oil 7 5.‘,‘.’.‘::.-'.!, bl 7o 1825 Switt & oo . & M. 7s 1931. 1061 TREASURY CERTIFICATES. - J: Eiectric’ 13, 1025 1068, shouse E. = 1001532 1001116 100 13-16 1009-16 10011-16 03 108 FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Felling checke—dollar values at noon today: Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & O nua-peu g Prague .. Warsaw . Copenhagen Christinnia. Stockholm Amsterdam Reizrade Montreal . By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. March —Foreign exchange eas Great_ Britain, de- mand 4.36%; cables 43 sixty-day bills on banks 433 mand 8.9 mand 5.0 mand 8.35%: cnhlea % demand .29%; cables .29% land demand 37.74; cables 37.76. way demand 17.68. Sweden demand 26.08. Denmark demand 21.05. Switzerland demand 19.42. Spain de- mand 15.55. ‘Greece demand 4.20. demand .0212 Cszec! demand 1.74. Argentine de- Brazil demand 13.68. Montreal 97 9-16. —_— DRY GOODS FAIRLY ACTIVE No Indication of Break in Recent Stignnuon. NEW YORK, March 27 (Special).— Yhile there was some little activity in dry goods today, it was not of a character to indicate any break in steady, but the narrower tions were more active and firmer. There was some evidence of buying sheetings for export and fine goods were in demand in small lots, but in general thé market marking time and watching closely the wage situation in New England, especially at _Lawrence, Mass. Raw silks were fairly strong, but buying_was confined largely to small lots. Finished goods, with the ex- ception of the crepe weaves, were weaker in tone and manufacturers express no encouragement over the putlook. —_— SERGT. BOYLE RETIRED, Sergt. Bernard J. Boyle, medical de- artment, at Walter M Generanl ospital, this ocity, has on the retired list and his homa, ! ) Curb. By flm Assoclated Press. up to the close, wlth nles of each f: sde und the high, low ard last prices: INDUSTRIALS. High. Sales. 300 Acme Coxl 1850 3 - Amul Leather . By mal Leather pf.. Bt Arm ot rer. 19% Brit Am Tobac coup 1344 b 7 Clevelund Colutbin Emerald o7 Soptinental Motors. or Bat (n) Federai Tt uto Goldwyn Pictures 300 Goodyear Tire. I Goodyear Tire Grant Motor. Heyden Chen Hudson Co pf Standard Motors. Steel Products. Teun Ry L & P. Tewn Ry L&P of Codd Shipyards. 8Lt & Hleat com. b STANDARD OILS, 00 Anglo, American . 8. 01l of Ky npm»z\fi\-r oLLs, 1300 Kirby Petro 400 Livingston Pete. 50 Lone Star G 2600 Lyons Pe 1200 Maracaibo, 200 Marland 18000 Meridian 400 Merritt 0il 106 Mextcan l--nu- o 0 Mexico O 200 Southern Pet 16300 Texon Ol asd Land I Osage . 1y cox Ol . 4 ' 0il and Gax... 20 19 MIN 1200 Alaska-Brit O M. 13000 Alpha Min 2000 Belcher Est 2000 Bid Ledge. 8300 Bost and Moat Cous 35%00 Ros & Des 1000 Candelaria shmnn 1390 Gons. Copper M Independent Lead. Jerome Verde D Kerr lake.. Lone Star. McKinley- agma_Copper Maxon Valley . 200 Mon il .. Motherlode cit 09 et 2000 Silver King cons. 400 Sliver Peck 100 S Am P & 1000 Stewart Mining. Teck Hughes 100 Tonopah ~_Belm 13 Allied Packer 6s. 2 Aluminom 7s 33 1Am Lt & Trac 6s. 22 ‘Am Tel & Tel 65 22 1005 8 Am Tel & Tel LR (1’5,' 1 7 Anaconda. Cop s 9 Anaconda Coy & Ang-Am 0il 1 Armour & Co 5 Barnsdall 8s 11 Beth Steel S Beth_Stezl 1 Gen Alphalt 8s 04 23 Goodrich Tire 7s. 9874 Grand Trunk 6148 10515 3 Gulf 0il Ts 1034, 4 Humble Oil 7 101 20 Interboro 8« 2 79 1 Kennecott Cop 20274 3 Kings Co Lt 615 97 101 104 e . Se8 WRFA R suugnzs g% 15 Swiss 5%s —_— HUPP MOTOR PROFITS. NEW YORK, March 27.—Hupp Mo- tor was one of the few companies in that industry whith was able to show a profit for 1921. The annual report, made public today, disclosed nev profits of §890,278 -Eter federal taxes, which is equ(vflen to $1.59 a share easned on the $10 par value common xloek after nrelerred dividends. Prof- its from operations were $1,020,27; and tax charges $130,000. ferred_ dividends $60,466 pal and $524,978 was distributed on the common, leaving a surplus for the year of $304,834. l i, Grain, Produce and Live Stock LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICES. | Adv Rumley. Eggs—Strictly fresh, selected, per fi'fi‘,‘;’".::fl:‘ . doszen, 2 = b °m‘n 4; average receipts, 23; south: fifi;“"“’:fl em| . Live poultry—Roosters, per 1b., 18; | A11ic] Chermica) turkeys, per Ib., 2Gad3; chickens, | Aliis Chalmers winter, per.1b, 40a45; keats, young.|Allis Chalm each, 50a80; fowls, 26a27; spring, s pi o | Am Ase Chamical. . Dressed poultry-—Fresh-killed spring Am Agr Chem pt. Shickens, per 1b., 40a4 A Beot Sumac roosters, ‘per 1 g T Pork—Dressed, small, heavy, 3a11. Live stock—Calves, choice, ner 1b 10; medium, 8a3; thin, fa7. Lam (iholce. ver lb., 12a1 Green fruit—Apple: 11.50; per bu._basket, ern, ‘per box, 2. ‘Am Car &Fdy Am Chicle Co Am Cotton Oil. ‘Am Cotton Oll pf Am Druggists. t- o aitornia | Am AmHide & Lthr pt. per cwt., t 00 U 00 a3, E“Dhnuim”r F'f“l}:: R00aB00 ara or' 3 % 508100 per basket. Sprouts, AmSleeley‘ ber qt. Peppers, per crate, 3.508 Amsu.r. Kale. 1.25a1.75. Sugar pf. A st GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. ‘Am Tel & Cable. BALTIMORE, March 27 (Special).— | Am Tel & Teleg. Potatoes™ White, 100 pounds, 1.50a}Am Tobacco.. X 2.00; No. 00; new potatoes, | Am W Wks 6% pf. barrel, 8.0 sweets and yam: barrel, N 22.00 bushel, paragus, Am Woolen pf. 75; as- beans, Am Zinc & Lead. ... 5 dozen, hamper. bunch, 4as: cauliower, 2768 rate, Cegt. | Ansociated Ofl. horseradish, | Atchison. barrel, 1.00 | Atchisoh pf. Atlanta Bir & A€l Lettuce, basket, 2.00a5.00; onions, | Atlantic Coast Lin 100 pounds, 6.00a9.50; No. 2, 3.008 | Atlantic Fruit Co. 4.00; spring onlons, per 100, 1.6581.75; { Atlantic Gulf parsnips, bushel, 50a65; peas, hamper. | Atiantic Gulf bt 4.00a6.00; peppérs, crate. 3.50a600; | 41j0s Tack spinach 1.00a suansk; | AtAS Tock- oo TPt N 50an 50 tomitoes. crate. 1508 P 359 turnipa; backetilsaty; B ustn NICIO P Apples, packed, barrel, 6.009.00; No. 2. 5.00a8.50; bushel, 1.15a.75; bo Hee e apples. | 2.28a3.50; grapetrult, ~box, | PO & OMe, Beth Steel. 3.00a4.5¢ box, .00210.00; Beth Steel (B) tangerines, Beth Steel 7% pf. berries, quart, Sellling Prices at Noon. Beth Steel 8% pt Spot. 10| Booth Fisheries. Wheat—No. 1 red winter, SPot. | Bklyn Rapid Trn ta No. 2 Jed winter, .353%. nominal 0. red winter, garlicky, 1.34%%, nominal. No sales. B"‘)"er'l‘faflf- Corn—Cob corn, old, yellow, quoted | Bklvn Union Gas 3.50 per bbl.; contract corn, spot, 631, | Burns Bros (A) rominal; No.' 4 corn, spot, 62, nomi- | Burns Bros (B) nal; track corn, yeilow, No. 3, do-|Butte Copper. mestic, better, 69.” No sales Butte & Superior. Qats—White. No. 2, 45 per bushel; | Butterick No. 3, 44 per bushel, CaddoOil......... 90a1.00 per rn export, spot, California Pckng. . 3. no gquotation: California Petrol. y 197 tons: range is|Canadian Pacific. 18.00 to 21.00 for good to choice tim- ; Garson Hill Gold othy and mixed hay; market firm;|Gase (1 1) pf. supply on hand ample for trade Sl 2o Central Leath pf. Cerro de Pasco 1E00811.50. Chandler Motor . CHICAGO, March 27.—Wheat aver- | Ches & Ohio. aged lower in price today during the | Chi & Alton. carly transactions, being affected by | Cai & Eastn I a decided setback of values at Liver- pool. Besides, bears contended that selling wn‘s in order ur.A,!ll the foreign demand 'or wheat )ecomes more urgent or until there is more ground | ChiMil&StPp for apprehension as to the growing orthwn. domestic crop. Support on the declines | Chi & Northwn pt. . in price came chiefly from the shorts | Chi R I & Pacific. taking profits. The opening, which|Chi RI1&P 6% pf. was unchanged to 7% lower, with|ChiRI&P 7% pf. May 1.30 to 1.30%, and July, 1.15% | Chile Copper to 1.16, was followed by downturns | Chino Copper. all round, although interrupted by [Goca-Cola. transient rallies. Colo Fuel. ... Corn and oats were easy with |0 g'Soninern. wheat. After opening 3 off to Columbia Gas higher, May 38 to 58%. the corn mar- cm:mbmanph ket ‘underwent a moderate general | COUmE SERRY Complaints of damage to winter {ConsCigar.. wheat in the southwest, together with | Cons Gasof N Y gossip that Germany wgs acquiring | Cons Intl Cal Mi title to liberal amounts of new crop | Cons Textil grain for deferred shipment led today | Corn Products. to a material advance in wheat prices. | Corn Products pf. although at first the market showed | Gosden & Co. meakness. | The finleh was unsel-|Glucible Stedl. tled. 1% to 2% net higher, with May, . 132% €0 133 and July, 118% to 1.18%. Crucible Beel pt Subsequently a ecide upturn_in prices took place, owing more or less | Cuba Cane Sugar. lo":xnffa.vorable crop advices and to Cuba Cane Supt tal of more export buying than was apparent on the surface. Davidson Chem. Later the announcement of an un-. | Del Lack & Wstn. expected dérease in the visible sup- | Detroit Edison ply aided an upturn in corn prices. { Dome Mines. The close was firm, % to 7% net high- er, with May, 58% to 68%. Elec Stor Battery.. Clone. | Elkc Horn Coai % | Elkhorn Coal pf. Vo T 1w e T 1w 1380 138 135% | Endicott-Jonnson. Endicott-John pf. crate, crate, 2.0024.00; 2.00a4.00; kale, plants, bushel, 1 straw- bushale 1.08%, Chi Ml & StP. Low. 58 58% 56% b8 6L e eo!‘; 36 3T 36y 36y - ui‘fi 39% 38 92 Famous Players... Fisher Body . Fisk Rubbe; ‘soft winter | Freeport Texas. hard winter .75 straight: 1:;.7 15 Pork—Dull; mess, | Gen Am Tank Car. 26.00a26.50; family, 27.00a29.00." Lard | Gen Asphalt. —Firm: ‘middle west,11.25211.35. Buck- | Gen Electric. —Dull; American and Canadian, | Gen Motors. 230 Rominal. Gen Motors pf. illiland Oil pf. DAIRY MARKETS. gml,dflch, % * BALTIMORE, March 27.—Poultry— | Granby Consol Live turkeys, pound, 35a45; old toms, { Great Northern pf. 35; poor and crooked breasts, 30;|Great Nor Ore young chickens, 34a43: rough and | Greene-Cansnea. staggy, 24a25; old hens, 25a27; 0ld | Guif Mo& N pf roosters, 17; ducks, 28a30; pigeon: pair, 45a50; gulneu fowl, each, 40a7! Dressed poultry—Turkeys, pound, 38a 45; old toms, 35a36; poorly dressed and thin, 30; young chickens, 34a36; old and mixed, 27a28; old roosters, 18; capons, 33add; slips, 32a33; ducks, E(zu—mu off, native and mnearby rc 22a23; southern, 21; duck NEW YORK, March 27.Flour- settled; spring patents, spring clurs 575! 50; straights, -Un- 7.50a8.00; ‘Harbishaw Cable. H.uun.nn Oil. pp Motors. uyduune Steel. linols Central. Indiahoma Buller—Cre!mery, fancy, ' pound, | Inspiration 41a42; prints, 43a44; nearby creamery, | Interboro Metro. 37a38; ladles, 24a26; rolls, 20a23; store | Interboro Met pf. packed, 19a20; dairy prints, 20223;|Int] Agri Chemical. process butter, 27. Intl Agri Chem pf.. (CHICAGO, ffarch 27. = Intl Cement. changet creamexy extra: rsts, yustn En; 34a37; neconds, 31a33: standards, 37%. | Loy Gomoanter 5. Eggs—Firm; receipts, 26,293 cases: | [1t) RRTNANIL firsts, 23a23%; ordinary firsts, 2ia Aot Maring 213 miscellaneous, 22a25; storage | Inti Mer MAFHEPF. packed extras, 25%; storage packed | Intl Motor Truck. firsts, 25. Intl Truck 18t p Poultry — Unchange 25; | Intl Truck 2d pf. springs, 29; roosters, 19. lnumdnl Paper. NEW YORK, March 27—Butter— Steadler; receipts, 7,215 package }:m:f:&'f“ ) reamery, igher an e 'as, 38; creamery, extras (92 score), 37; ) 1ron Products. creamery, firsts (88 to 91 score), 35a 13‘ *: Duklns stock, current o. Ltgs—- rm; receipts, 10,347 cases. Fresh gathered, extra firsts, 27a28: SRira Teots, 20 ats: G Brets, Siese: extra firsts, , firsts, New Jersey hennery whites, extra | Kelly-Spring Tire. fancy, candled selections, 37; state, | Kelsey Wheel. nearby and nearby western hennery | Kennecott. Whites, firsts to extras, 29a34; do., | Keystone Tire. hennery browns, extras, 30a3l; l!lt- Kresge (88) and nearby gathered browns and Lackawanna Steel. mixed colors, firsts to extras, 25%a30. Cheese—Irregular; receipts, 2,465 | Lee Tire & Rubber, bozxes. State, whole milk, flats, fresh | [ iggett & Myrs pf. aneclall‘ :(Hgl H do. -verm runm, | y sews Inc. freun spectals: 20%ast; ‘G0 averags | Loftinc. res| pecials, : » AVel run, 26. Loose-Wiles. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. CHICAGO, March 27 (antld States Bureau of Markets). le—Re- ceipts, 22,000 head; early s: E beef Bpersie: i owars sarty ton sestl. ings, bulk beef- steers, ; she stock, steady to weak; few early | Murket St prior. sales veal calves, 25 lower; practi- | Market St Ry pf. cally nothing done; packers bidding ! Marland Oll. 8.25 for best; bulls, steady; stocker: amrlln-nmkvr_u and feeders weak to 15 lower. -PaITy . Hogs—Receipts, 49,000 head; actlve, mostly 10 to 15 lower than Saturday’s average; top, 10.45; bulk, 9.75210. 40 pigs, 15 to :5 hi bulk desi; 100 to 1. Sh fowls, Mac! Manati Sugar. .. Manhattan Elev. Island Oll...eeeves m 5% “K 107 % 108% u% Cuban-Am Sugar... 21% u% u% 'IIK 1% “iii'"fi;zfié? ] £33 FE 6% 7% §5-538 5&!555‘ t- ; }5!!!35552“!!55 B 6% . 16% 16% 2% 65 109% b 3% 8% 39 “" 153% 1% u% =E§: Eg LR TR R ITERU T % 1% % % | Trans Contl Oil. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Open. High. Low. Close. .5 Direct to The Star Office. Open. High. Low. Close. Mo Pacific. ., % 2 2 Mo Pacific pf. n% 8 62 Montgomery Ward. 16% 17% 16 17 Mullins Body...... 4% 2% 8 28 Natl Acme. ... e 1616 W% W% Natl Enameling.... 84 8% 5% 3% N Y Central. .. &% 86 85 68 NYChi&StL. 64 € 63 N Y Dock pf 5% 4% BU% Btk 19% 1% 18% 18% NYNHllefldu . 20% 20% 20% 204 19% 19% 19% _19% Norfolk & Westrn. . 100% 100% 100% 100% North American pf. 4% &% 4% % Northern Pacific... 5% %% % 7% Oklahoma Prod.... 2% 2% 2% 2% Orpheum Circuit. 1B% 18% 17% 18 Otis Elevator. 16 138 138 18 Otis Steel. u% U% 1% W, Otis Steel pf. 5% 534 B34 Owens Bottle...... 30% 81 30% Pac Development... 9% 8% 8% PacGas& Elec.... 63% 8% 67% acific Ofl... . . A% 4% 48% an-Amer Pete.... 63 68 62 Pan-Am Pete (B).. 47% 4% 41 | Parish & Bingham.. W& 164 1% il Pennsylvania . ST% A ET% Penn Seabd Steel... 8% 8% Th 84| People's Gas....... 0% 80% 80% Peoria & Eastern... 16% 1I5% 15% Pere Marquette.... 2% 2% 264 Pere Mrqpriorpf... 71 71 0% Phila Company Phillips Pete. .. . 22 NEW ENGLAND Tire s04 Rubber Co. tock. No reasonable offer rcfused, cangot handle it. PB%I' G. AFFLECK, as_we FINANCIAL 21 to Loan Money " iataest and. com Veller, ™ LIBERTY BOND PRICES l FOR '$100 BONDS TODAY B s ose; h 1 34 4% 4th 47 Amsets .. Surplus will to work. EQUITABLE Co-Operative Building Association Organized 1879 424 YEAR COMPLETED esessasss..SL111,632.06 SYSTEMATIC SAVING —a little saved each pay aay life worth while when you are no longer able make Subseriptions for the 82d Issue of Stock Being Recelved Shares, $2.50 Per Month 4 Per Cemt Interest EQUITABLE BUILDING, 915 F St. N.W. P Eliaain B W, | Reference: Any Bank, Trust Co, or Title Co. in the District. am JOY EDSON, President P. REESIDE. l.q 0D Victory 4% ....810012 NO OOMMISSIONS CHARGED. Bonds Bought in Al Denoniznations. LIBERTY BOND EXCHANGE St. N.W. lunn.l..n.ulpm. Main 2997. 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Plerce-Arrow pf. 5% 35 Plerce Oll 8% 8% 8% i Pitts Coal 62 6% 6 H Pitts Coal pf. 98 2 % Pitts& WVa...... 2% 26% %% Pond Creek Coal... 18 18% 18 PublicServof NJ.. 85 8% 8% 122% 293 §§5§§§'!§§§ifli§§§§§E§!§§! *g pr. 864 Replron&Steel... 51 6l 6% 6% Replron&Stipf... 77 ™% 71 8% Rep Motor Truck... 6% 6% 6% 6% RJ Reynolds (B).. &% 43% 43 Royal Dutch. ...... 62% 62% G2% 62 StL&SanFran.... 21 21% ®1 27% StL&SanFrpf... &% 8% (6% 8% StLouis Southwn.. 2% -21% 21 2% StLouisSownpf... 41l 1% 41 41 Santa Cecilia Sug.. 4% 4% 4% B4 Savage Arms...... 17 18 Saxon Motors . 3% 3% Seaboard ALDf... 9% 9% Sears Roebuck..... 70 18 Seneca Copper..... 13% 18% Shattuck-Arizona.. 8% 8% Sinclair Oil. . . UK 2% Sloss-Sheffield..... % 40% Southern Pacific... 8% 85% Southern Rallway.. 21% 21% 21 21 Southern Ry pf.... Stand Oil of Calif Unchanging Values Our First Mortgage Notes on improved Washington real estate are investments which do not appeal to the latent de- sire for chance-taking. 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INVEST Your Money in Our Safe First Trust Notes No investor has ever lost a dollar of princi- pal or interest. Secured by We collect and remit interest the day it is due, and handle all details. Consult Our Loan Dept. 713 14th St. YOU. 3% PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Orgunized in 1814. National Metropolitan Bank Capital, Surplus & Undivided Profits Over £1,500,000.0¢ 15th St., Opposite U. S. Treasury—108 Years Old FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES FOR SALE M. 235 IN DENOMINATIONS OF | vanadium Corp. .. Va-Car Chemical. . ValronCoal& C.. Vivadou......... Wabash. ‘Wabash pf (A). Webber & Heilbrn. %] Western Md. " sts ppappecEy 2 5% % 101 8% 3% 9% 39% 2% 8 ™ % % 9% W% 89 3 3 %% 6% 2 2 16% 165% 69% 69% U% K ™% 5% [ [ 15% 16% “% uh 1% 62 1% 2 % 18% 8% H & (14 ~§ 13 gpjeafeizsegguug.gueg fugsiey Hyusy 12% | 1ron, Coal and Coke failed to earn its “ dropped from $16,346,688 to n,nn He Western Md 2d. ‘Western Pacific. ‘Westhse Air Brke. . Westhse E & M. Wheeling & LE White Oil . Wickwire SDencer Willys-Overland. . ‘Wisconsin Central. . 9% % 28%4 28% Woolworth. . - 166% 167% 165% ‘Worthington B ) Worthington (B).. 69% 6% 69% 69% |} High. Low. Last. Call Money L T | 4 HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. 11 a.m. 233500 12m « 992 000 2 p.m. 502700 1p.m.....608 100 FINANCE AND TRADE NOTES. Postum Cereal directors will piace its common stock on a, $5 annual dividend basis at their meeting next month. The company’'s business is reported as running much ahead of that of last year. Missourl Pacific hes entered Into a contract with Kuhn, Loeb & Co. to sell $18,000,000 in 6 per cent 1st and refunding mortgage bonds at a price to yield not less than 947% per cent to the road, provided the issue is of- sicially approved Chairman Gary of the United States Steel board, in declaring the corpora- tion will follow the increase in prices put in effect by the independents, as- serts there apparently had been a marked increase in business. Corn Products has declared _the usual reguiar qulrl.erly dividend $1 and the usual 50 cents a share on common sf Hupp Motor Car Company reports for 1921 net profits after federal taxes of $690,278, which amounts, after payment of dividends om the preferred, to $1.69. a share vn out- standing common stock. H. C. Frick Coke has fired 250 ovens, ldle for over a year, at Scott- dale, Pa. _About 750 more ovens will'be fired this week. —— FAILS T0 EARN DIVIDEND. NEW YORK., March 27—Virginia common dividend, according to its 1921 report. The statement shows net earnings of $335,458 after charges, fed- eral taxes and inventory adjustments, or $3.25 a,share earned on' $10,000,000 of its capital stock, as contrasted with a net income of $2,140,053, or 21.40 a share, in 1920. After pay- ment of dividends the company’s def- icit was 3264,}3': I-l’lh!l! a aurbluu ot $1,867,869 In 1ts gross ear; BRITISH TRADE TO'U'I. 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