Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 29

cpley : FINANCIAL. s "THE ‘EVEND R, . WAS] ; 1. FF b ; sl NCIAI o ¥, RATE334PERCT.ON SIXTY-DAY MONEY N BALTIMORE, 9 (Spectal).— P % wn.;"u.xfio ‘nmmsl, 1,268 | per BANKERS BEGINNING TO WARN -AGAINST DANGER' OF INFLATION| : ‘ .| Eh AT R Activity- in Nearly All Lines in Deteoit oS it b Sl ooy i P M pre T B 3 3.5 ans, ts, ; 3 - : i beets, Dubich, 5a7: {poy ] 4 banks, toreign Stock Speculation Broadens.| Area Increasing Fast—Costs Creep B ae l.;,g.‘;‘?"" s g ; DU s carasuity esiien doller of pring e ever Tost 2 f| gt ter & Steels, Motors and Metals Upward Lo ot Tt xale wushels latn 15" S AT | SR inty of ||| Secured b 79 sty s 5 - \ 3 % .25; ., o rs thousands o f i P Soring onions 3h0. 5. 604136, en ve' Sioa ; n, || clients have invested the butk High=clase™ in- o ki S Leading. of their tapital in First Mort- proved real £ ai 1k muls.’ Or. [Dushel, 175a3.00; pepper; La hol b, offe estate. We coliect and remit || 10 X i i doy 1001800 BY PHIL 8. HANN. strict in most of the sil s, Or- 3 2di; cho ! . ect amount due BY STUART P. WEST. ders are estimated 10 be #bout 30|30y 4 peionos: 2 e | me1h. 10, RS el Notes red by th interest the du( it is due, and 101238 NEW Bvehything | et 1s The Btar. per cent smaRer in volume thaf a8t squagh crate, 3.0084.80. tometoes, |4 (3Feen frult—Apples, per bbl, B tompaay. handle all details. NEW YORK, May 19.—Everything| pRTROIT, Mich., May 19.—Business | year. T ) ) Y ek 0.00; per bu. baskat, 3.0082.75; western, 83 Y. wi Co a €lse in the financial situation t0day |gotivity th nearly all lines is increas- Apples, packed, barrel, 6.00a8,00;| DT DOX. 2.75a4.25. " California oranges, ears hout nsult Our Loan Dept. was overshadowed In Importance bY | ing o tast in this section that bank-| Millinery. ; No. 2, 4.50a5.50; bushel, 1.50a2.25; box | 55 E 3 ‘*"‘“"'.,,;_"’m Loss to an Investor 5.200.50 the developments in the money Mar-lars are beginning to warn their| CHICAGO, May 19 (Bpecial).—All.|apples, 2.50a4.00; grapefruit, box. 3.50 | g Grapel [SHARNON & 0] SWARTZELL, RHEEM [] 220N ket. White hats, are furnishing the most|a5.00; orange: 3"_ 6.0009.00, On Thursday the official quotations 108 cltents against the dangers of a sec- prominent ‘note of millinery dispiay | berries, quar ondary period of inflation. Manufac-{here for summer. AImOA as poDuIAr s 5 ; X i on one and two months' loans hadliyping costs are gradually creeping |are white hats trimmed with bright Whent—.‘o 1“::;;1“.?;“::'01 no © ’;fsol:;—Pohx-,.:c. o hae & HENSEY CO. Yo en been lowered to 4 per cent from the [unwara s fs due to rising labor | SPOTE colors, ; quotations: No. 3 ores By S0ot BO | New Dar bm"sfln'et: 5 15th S NW. : Capltl stoek” paid tig.o0 4% per cent level, where they ';-h-lfl costs and the Increasing prices of g {0y v “E gr:v:wrhea.:mu;idg.mcky_ Bpot, ,00a.3.50. l.nm .S 127w“m ‘“Mn' gk 3 = =‘ = D!_“‘ i stood for nearly two months. S | steel products entering into the manu~ ur. i Priukra 9 % 5 l 8 on i it 55 3 Pl‘ofit&b S&f ty e Wi 30 asser: 4 per dent rate has even been shaded |facturo of automobiles and other ma- | moil'SaS CITY, May 18 (Spectal). o, Sorn"Cob corn, old, yellow, quoted | Gt 1.00a1.50, blings, Per i} rae Nation's Home Town e ¢ Ioaidunl " deporita. ‘subject W2 in.a few transactions. chinery. One large brass plant here| térritory will take a trip through the | 70%: No. 4 corn, spot, 68% ; track corn, oi00 2. mom i atvids e " But today the regular market fOF|has found itself committed to con- | Wheat belt the last of this month to|Vellow, No. % or better, 72%4. No sales, | 390a59% 5. Bre: Many banks, insurance bani deposits). itema I, this class of loans was fixed at 3% | o8 OUR0 (8CE CONIR TR 0 faye | 8¢€ at firat hand the wheat condition. ts~White, No. 3, 493 amd 50 per LTS, S s o Life 5 per cent, the lowest that Wall street , ; bushel; No. 3, 49 and 493 per bushel. y 0. Beans. companies, trustees and in- has seen since August, 1917, the month | g0, allowed a fair margin of profit. Yrom and Btesk N:’z?:.'"!.rby' 90a1.05 per bushel; | g x, Flork 008 06, l?" dividuals have found that Reénts . .o Interest and discount. Total . e e hon cxlarige has | oven SRR R i G EITTSBURGH, May 19 (Spectal)— |3, no uatatC oG Mot 1:18%:Ne: '2.5083.50. b : : conservative First Mort- fore America’'s finances had begun to|cannot take on additional business ‘h: quotation of "1.50 on platel Hay—Recelpts, 35 tons; range is|g Bages are the ideal invest- feel the strain of war. without increasing prices. ~Other Pet d bars 18 becoming excep-|18.00to 22.00- for good to choice tim- . Eelere dae i ) Tmanufacturers are _confrontea by | tonal, and the price Tims up to 170, [othy and mixed Thay: matker. Arm: OmCE RmMS ment for those desiring ene serease. i |SOmRhat mimilar sltuations ‘14 Gaimed that premiume are being | supply on hand ample for trade, CRICAGO, safety of principal and an This further conceasion to Factory executives are hoping that | D: or quick deliveries. Pittsburgh| Straw—No. 1 tansled rye, 15.00; No. ), CHIC. y P! street borrowers followed promptly |, 1 and freight rates will be|Steel hak advanced bands and hot|1 wheat, 11.50a12.00: N i | bureau miarketh)i o d te rétuts upon the disclosure in the weekiy | (V0 G000 8 FISERL T Gency be- | rolled strips to .55, Other local deal. | nal. 12 0015 aa 00 No- 1,0at, nomis | caigie 500 head; beef stesra and ahe ) S s fiatement of the Federal Roserve|fore’ {he tendency ftoward hikDer TS are qubiing 2.60 on the same prod-| " Nuw YORK, May 10.—Produce ar- oo barearYY, D eie b, International Building Profit by their experi- - K e g i Ghe e | Drices for finished products becomes s ticles unchanged. 3 weak (o lows 4 FORMERLY INTERSTATE BLDG, ence by investing in our ||above siste ,,E"‘,,,u,,"‘* A0 EN DR W D d 4 . ;| any stronger. IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich, May 19| oo ) s ; oy = ‘D A. COMPTON. Cathi {iscount and_circulation \temg and|”Retail prices for automeblie are | (Speciul)—Iron mines on Menomince, | snGHIGACO: May 1Y heat prites | 8 e L ] ek 1319-1321 F St. NW. First Mortgages. e L o s i The detatled Ngures el fortn T | KVeCSing belwacn 20,804, 30, B5¥ end | Margustie and deogebic rangen arc|early dealings’ Which wers mors 478: buik Vemiers “to. packers, 3.00a || < A Few Very Desirable In amounts of $250 and . E e poonts a <. Outsid ew Yor! 5 [ rgel the Septemby :25: handyweight to shippers aroun < DONOGUE. e Do Fains have besn In the | tood and commodity prices here aver- | shipments are beginning (o And their | Hheke th ofher montha e CeHVery 1308 oot e Offices Left up. Notary Public. Atlanta’ and " Dallas districts * and [ 88€ from 40 to 80 per cent leas than | way to the furnaces flom properties| 'The selling appearéd to be in the | iloks—Recelpts, 25,000 head: lighter Correct—Attest: last year. Yet the bank clearings, re- | whj, J . ; Reasonab) S DOUGLAS McCUE, Dy e e | e amont a7 busincen rana: | ¥MIoh have Beencloned for's Your | patite Of HautBATgn"0yt ok s 01| wEIORE, TR &P YOI, NGRS o Siaats Over a Quarter of a T X e actea; e vunning a0 loast 10 per cent which mane 2% atcep” decilne yeuter: |2 Fue” wiendy. mortiy || - McKeever & Goss Century Without a Loss koo {_In such typical industrial districts|ahead of the corresponding period a 25 0s Clothing. day, was able to rally somewhat this| g 5oal top, 11.0 bulk of sales, ;0 F, CA s l(‘]e:helnm', Philadeiphia and St.|year ago. P;::]?: %}LEANS. Iua'l 19 (Special). | morning. Reccipta here toda ere | 10.6 H s Rental Agents e S LB .ouls “the reserve ratios are low: - men's clof ng have im- al carloads. Deliveries 3 R . e o Atlanta Traveling Men o it e Rt e, et s il D B Repn, om peas;macke || 1418 Eye'Se Main 4752 Il B, F. SAUL CO. Signal to Go Ahead. 2 ek, now are practically nor-|P : SRSIINE, Cent ad. | California spring lambs, 14.75a16.00; = e A The security markets accepted the Harvestmg Many Orders | = for this time of.year. Vande fillfi’?fu‘nfl’z"-;fi Th15 185 4% | some seconas at 12.25; good ninety. Mortgage Loans m to lmn li per cent time money rate as an S to 84%, corn eased & trifle and then |four-pound shorn lambs, 12.25; good LIBERTY BOND PRICB - n.y indication to go ahead at a still more BY ESTES DOREMUS. Non-Ferrous Metals. eral sag, and then something of a|ninety-five-pound Colorado yearlings FOR $100 BONDS TODAY 1412 EY‘ Street N.W. Seruted by St Sosd of e padl state. lively pace. b JOPLIN, Mo., M reaction. and twos, 9.00; good California ewes 7 " P (o0erest R commiption. ‘The investment portion of the bond [ Special Dispatch to The Sta There’ lias Bea Yy 18 (Speclal).— | 3G P o e delaying field opera- | 7.00. 100.58 Matn 2100 uimweu -‘r. S arket did not feel the stimulus that| ATLANTA, May 19.—Wholesalers ® notag Qo &, decided improve- | tions gave firmnass to the marhet for | GRSy 98.58 Joseph 1. €T Viag., Oth ant # the speculative bond and stock 1ists|and jobbers are enjoying the best|TCNt noted In conditions of the lead |carn and. onte o At i A > 3d 4% . 151 Dusineas they have ad®tnin yoar | and zing flelds of the Tri.State dis- |op to'n shade higher. July 635 0930 Stil the bond trading became in-| Grders pouring in from traveling men | Lri¢t: Webb™ City reports National hfi corn eased a trifie and then 3 101.60 creasingly active, with higher prices | OTITHE POOTIE 10 oM Laveling Mk | Zinc is again in the fleld after hav- | scored siians cajod & bie s g c o ahertys and small but noticeable | i 1is opanod up In the southeant | I8 Made no purchases for montha, Onts ‘wtarted 3 to. % bigher: July ) ho‘:m':::‘lz.m:; CHARcED +The nperuln!l\"v movement on the |and that merchants once more are f‘l“i“l”::x“]a?;;"-;;a then kept near to Bo: jBtock exchange broadened out con- buying for future as well as im- 3 LIBERTY BOND EXCHANGE, e . Provisions were neglected but ! v iderably. mediate needs. Wholesale shoe deal- s ek o f i 804 14th St. NW. Cold water was thrown upon the ers report an exceptionally good | < nominally “steady in line with hog Hours, 8 o5 §. u 2007 trading in the independent steel | volume of business and dry Eoods | ure. 3 Potatoes stronger. _Receipta—i5 = = 652 shares by the positive denial from |merchants are recording substantial ! the president of the Bethlehem Steel | gains over the sales sf the last few [ iA1 50000 th by are being made | ST JOIA1 SipiOatE, W64 norisry that his company was negotiating for | months, and over the totals for the (.Y ~GTECT companies. These same |L% ian macked whites, 1'mlny Special Leased Wire to The Star. & jmerger with Midvale or with any | corresponding period of last year. | oRINICS Wore producing about 101,- | ¢ aho sacked rurals, 150a1.65] NEW YORK, May 19.—The reductio other member of the so-called Six-|They believe the | v is here | 200 tires daily In 1920, peak year of 4 bt i g e e L ey believe the improvement re | fndustry Idaho sacked rustics, 190 cwt.' €ompany group. to stay. ¥ stock stronger: Florida Spauld: ) the time money rate to 3% per cent Coppers Go Higher. Advertising continues to stimulate ek 5“.5.";"55 dgnhleh;adedhhl:‘ram. No. l.’nnd in the call loan rate to 3 per cent But a further advance in the price |retail trade and has been alded by s & 0, gucked No.-d, 3.00a3.25[1ea to fncres ing fn the bond B the copper metal. the third in a fseasonable weather, which is Influenc- | PHILADELPHIA, May 10 (Specialy. | °%Li NO. 2 2.00a2.25 cwt. | Kot fl,i,"!d ey m‘n i s Week, appeared for the time being at |ing buyers to do their summer shop- | —During depression in ipbullding ubsequently the wheat market |marke! Eenerally er prices. least to have been pretty well dis-|ping early. There is a heavy demand |in the last year the number of fnes |UNderwent a pronounced wetback,! Liberty bonds were up slightly and s Public Accountants counted in the copper stooks. for straw hats, palm beach suits and | emploved in Atlantic owing largely to announcement that The Edmonds m‘ But while realizing sales went on | ight clothing for men. from_ 66,500 0 29,000, Empiosoney | the Kansas stats report muggested a | OrelSn government issues were firm. n these directions prices were bid up | {rnem; g has t i yleld 3,000,000 bushels I th: Most interest attached, however, to the 911 15th Street N.W. i ployment has virtually been |has not risen much above the mini- J arger than < n :ogn;‘:!\;.r:.::zc&imq&‘;:g::"" ;‘:rm out by the large amount of |mum, but those at work are steadily | \ndicated by the federal May 1 esti- | domestic rallway and industrial quarters ‘Washington, D. C. u employed. mate. There was gossip, too, that e, ~ rise In United States Steel common (Dullding now going on, the new work ey Bt isuis % of the list fo a new high for the year and the|belng started on roads and strects| CLEVELAND, May 10 (Special).—|carn of wheat to seni bo Chiaie| Again today copper and steel bonds MERGENTHALER LI took the'lead in the automobiie sroup, | U&ted the farmer to greater efforts |eept & 10 per eant wage redeoting. |15 "oy JOMET: o tuth May 139% 10 | reached a new Nigh for the year, and | 4 requsr quaienly diviaent of 2% per cent was also conducetd on a huge scale. | and he is bending every effort toward | This will bring the scale to a range | = lLatar the vorn noarker svi] thizeq | the Chile copper 6s and 7s both ad- |on the capital stock of the Mergenthaler Lino- Rubber and tire shares were taken|Making the most of his crops this|of 55 to 60 cents an hour. ot x northern New York ‘Washington, D: C. E. A. Campbell & Co. ON FIRST MORTGAGES AT CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST type Company will be paid on June 30, 1922, to some extent with the wheat prices, | vanced to around their best figures for {15 the stockholders of record as. thes appear up and pool operations continued in |S¢ason. ST. PAUL, May 19 (Speclal).—Im-|The close was steady, at ||u~pnmo the current move after Thursday's de- |At the close of business une 3, 1922. The several of the American ofls. " * ince d Retail Buyin provement In tho agricuitural ‘situa- |as vesterday's fintsh to % lower, with | oi o™ profit taking sales near the | FAarer Books il bt N Ay Trea ay list s showed a de- tion and government I % 3 ; cline 0| e 3 sire to await the April earnings state. | 10 eased Retal ying et oM EOEALS UL close. . P | sulted in a shortage of farm mortgage | 1w, Hi sire o er for t R Stocks of anthracite coal carrlers Affects All St. Louis Lines | Private lnvestors in this|May T 15 e 3 he steels, Wickwire Spencer : section. Money is seeking (ENERE N X Among BLE were particularly strong. BY J. N. FINING. In industrial anterprisen. but expan. | Befremi L3R 136™ 1333178 rose to their highest for 1922, A Sinelair's New High. sion in those lines is slow in showing | CORN New tops were made also by ed Special Dispdtch to The Star, Next to Producers and Refiners the|" gr. m’l?ls. May 19—The rising tide | s ax principal feature in the oil group was|of manufacture, the increased buying Sinclair, which made a new high for|power of the public and warmer | Ci2))-—Plans are under way for r the yvear as it struck 35. This ad-|weather are resulting in large. and | OTEanization of the International and |Ma> Yance was accomplished on very|more frequent purchases at retail and | Great Northern and the lifting of re- | Jui¥ bt heavy trading, which was interpretsd | effe ing Improvement in all lines of | ceivership which was established in i @s a resumption of pool operations|commerce. Employment is growing {4908 4 R States Realty Gs, and in the rallway ! ive Buildin SAN ANTONIO, Tex., May 19" (Spe- | Sep % 4 ‘s ot |section by Chesapeake and Ohlo con- Co-Operative g o. vertible 58 and Delaware and Hudson Association .37 | 548 across par. Wilson & Co. bonds, 391 | Consolidated Gas 7s and Interborough -40% | Refunding 55 were stronger. —_— The St. Pauls, the Eries, Pers Mar- that were temporarily discontinued|ftom day to. day as plants are re: . COTTON MARKETS. quette 4s and Gs, Seaboard Air Line T, iy row arieaover (0 ligas | cpened SF poduchon beriatidana| L xmw SR sian 10 mhe cotton |50 Adeitc Goutt Lite Seculies and of (e Teapot Dome property. Tne|the renswsl of earnines is havine a| Washington Stock Exchange |market onencd steady st an advance |LousvIlle and Nashville sl all ad- Fad to be onslef the mest Froncaing | whoieaals and il “The attitude| sALES, 2 of 1 to'§ points on & rally from | iuirial offerings were floated success: Levelopments that have oocurred In |l o et im0tk | Mes e e e SO LA aie eade Tevaris irom ag | fally- RN Sinclair oil affairs. e £)—$1,000 at 05, BT 2 New Lean ring. = and more noticeable throughout the s 5 7 4 chester, trade buying and some buy- Adopt the systematic savings plan Steel Over Par. south-snd west. b | ot apital Traction—5 at 974, 10 at 7%, 20| (e here by New Orleans. July so1d| The total of the week for new loa of the Equitable, You will fiog it the Steel common, long a laggard, final The. factors which are having most . 18t 9714, 20 at 967;. 5 at 2045 and October at 20.23 right | will be much smailer than the amounts ||| wure way to cbtain’ the greatest re- Iy came into ifs own today. Severai|{0,dp Nith Bringlng, this, shout are |, S oeéton Sathvay andlctric com—25 | after the call. or 6 to- 7 points het |sold in previous weeks. =" | A Prompt Payment of Interest. blocks 1 i SO, fol Vi higher, but buying was restricted by| A New York banking firm offer o 2 Ti"the Savance On ihe previode e |railroad contracts for equipment and | joh°°lk and Washington Stcamboat—10 at | Hier, but buving was restrictea by 3 fNow Jork baaking firm offers Subseriptions for the yments of Principal in Full casion a month agc When the Stock | the s Tod snbeobbaud auons i Biog, G0 Lehi—35 at 5510, 3 at|market Gurned casier under scatter- | Kas 81 per cont gold bonds, series 83d Issue of Stock at Maturity. e - - ' idation and south .| A, o e - ephone an 1.:;..u with ea: the raw materials. !u& ';",','.:.'.;T action xs.quwun 98, $300 at 2 under a moderate volume liable ten years and are ok 08, $1,000 at 9 fessional traders, who go largely | Producers of lumber, roofing, brick, ke B Shares, $2.50 Per Month arts, regarded 101 as the criti- | stone, paints, glass and other build- | Nortolk: snd Wisnionie sioritbat—to at| Futures opened steady: May, 21.4 Siioid ac did A and LES , § ing supplies’ are increasing output ! 190, 10-at 160, 10 at 190 10t o0 Iy, 20.40; October. 20.18; December, | 1rest to vield about 530 per cent. 1f steel was_strong enough to push | rapldly. Many h tained normal | = 1 ; {761 5 at 7015 .07; January, 19 98 An dssue of '$1.730,000 columbia ||| EQUITABLE BUILDING through this figure it was in for an | cpacity a 000 3t $41;, ‘81000 | npw May 19 Bugar Compaliy, St mortgage (@ s I LR I i LT BT ¢ ik, '3y i e B EANS, Mu .—Better | per cent sinking fund gold bonds 915 FSt. N.W. . But the real reason for the cam. | 2 Strong demand for the smaller im 1. $1,000 | cables than due and private reports| was sold at 100 and interest. $100—$250—$500—$1,000 WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS Call, Phone or 5 lements and seasonable Eoods such of rain at many points in Texas were| The Northern New York Utilities OHN JOY EDSON, President = i paign in the stock was a market one. | BIERSRS 2t Jesionable goods such responsible for & Fise of 9 to 14 points | also disposed of $1,322,800 of 1t bonds |[| FRANK F. REESIDE, Seer. Write for It 1409 N. Y. Ave. NW. Main 4600 ‘The Coalers. hardwar screenin, and _awnings. in lhsxrh‘e of cotton during the first | through & syndicate at 100 and a Delaware, Lackawanna and West-|Purchase of materials for repairs and Bid and Asked Prices. call today, but the market almost im- | crued interest. The offering was of ern's jump Thursday and again toda: ropert; maintenance have been PUBLIC UTILITY. mediately fell off under liquidation of | first lien and refunding 6 per cent, Mnelped all the coal stocks, although |BesvYy in both rural and urban com- . | long contracts. At the end of the;series B, due in May, 1947 Jihere was a special reason for its ad- munities. 24 Tolea :g‘& 2% firat hour of the dhy the list was 2 to —_— ance. Directors meet on June 29, " F points under the close of yesterday. fand there is a strong hint of anotner| CoOmmodity Reports Am: Tel. and Tol. conv aa 153% (918 | July sold as high as 20.13 and as low | WOOL DEMAND LESS KEEN. melon cutting. Just whether the ex- 5 o, 81 7 .97, 2 BOSTON, May 19.—The Commercial tra_distribution. now rumored, will From Various Sections SO ahes onened Ktesds, s 2014: | Bulletin tomorrow will say: = or .11 er, 19.76; December, [ - il be another stock dividend, is Lumber. 19.68; January, 1941 Lo e et ern seaboard market has been hard- ;doubtful. The idea is, however, that & —_— ly so keen, perhaps, although prices e PITTSBURGH, May 19 1al).— stock distribution #s the more llkely. YRS Cbacian) Owing to delay in deliveries caused Setropolitan R. . DAIRY MARKETS, |;e well ll:;llnmltrlnai I‘n the Mt‘“mi; e e e x by floods in the south, lumber is in | Dotomae Electric st :| BATIMORE, Md, May 19 (Special). (iR new clip continues to move free! . \GRAPHOPHONE PLAN STARTS. |strons demand here at slightly aq.(Eotomac Flectric cous.” sopoultry_Live = spring afl;keni The manutaciurets are Inciined gon: y S NE v ot 14 -~ 3 pound, ; white leghorns, 35a40; . it bliged to meet the 1d roosters, 1 ucks, 18820 smali | Brices. but are o Y Bumbia Graphophone Manufacturin; ‘Wool Wash., Alex. and M. Ve 23 1o 1| market when they buy. At the mills t Wwhich provides for freezing its en-| $SEATTLE, May 19 (Speclal).—Bull | War: Balto, and An. 5 5 iinge Tow, each. foaTsy g dos el |there ia little change, either as re: a € Ansurance rust . tire debt from April 1. 1922, to|forces malntain absolute control in s Eggs—Loss off, native and nearby | 52rds the strike situation or the vol- August 1, 1925, after deducting an the north L T 5 ume of new business, except that AEint not inesaces afdncting an | wool markets of the northwest. Grow- | Waali 73 firsts, dozen, 25; southern, 23824 A ers are recelving nearty as much | Wash. Elec. g. | B 3. some improvement continues to be Because it provides directedb'you for the proper gate bank deposits on September 15, lagain for their clips in Montana, 1da- MISOE! prints, $9a4%; HeArby orsamery. 1o [Doted in “worsted goods. 'The trade i l)d : 3? i . funds after your plan’ allowed & thirty-day poviod end. | NG, Viashington and Oregon as' they 37 ladles, 26a28; ralls, S4ais: tore | NOUd be Elad to see an early wet. investment and care of insurance funds after y 5 "W IA3C ast y packed, 23; dairy prints, 23a25; proo- | Le D! woat hardly Bops : ing May 15 during which, holders | 5°¢ R, 3 e i proc that eventualit h. of deposited notes could file a pro- ess butter, 27a28. for ntuality deat Automobles. an gl o Zeut, 35 per cent of the notes boing LT CHICAGO, May 19.—Butter—Lower; necessary to forestall operation of | DETROIT, May 19 (Spectal).—Wills- | 4 orican Tor © oiaC Tagie 1 X Satate Claive 18 tarang oor it { ... |creamery, extras, 34; frat. dazsii: S. 8. LINE TO EXPAND. Because, under the terms of the trust, the money im- the pl Of the $6,000,000 § ainte Claire is turning out fifty cars ! &, Bt seconds, 28a! standards, 34. 2 : : cont Thotes $4.575,000° wors Aepositad | & day; oF nearly thres times a8 many | 3 i S Egge _Unseqtlea; Tecelpis, * 278331 | NEW YORK; May 10—China-Amer- : mediately starts to earn an income. less than 2 per cent of which offered | as was averaged in 1921. Ricken- | N 3 185 . | cases; firsts, 24a34%; ordinary firsts, | /C& Steamship practically has com- a protest. The total debt involved | backer Motor has reached a produc- . Rwy. and Elec. com 22a22%; miscellaneous, 23a23%; stor- | Pleted negotiations for an additional 3 L : ' 2 i i ith it, whenever required, the is ‘approximately $20,000,000. tion of fifty cars dail " . g8 . |28¢ packed, extras, 26%226%; storage/ 12:000-10n targo and passenger ship 3 Because it carries wnth' 2 ; UNCERTAIN ABOUT STYLES. on. ta, | oitnAtive, mchAnged A3 “The Veseel 15 To join the Bhomc . wise counsel and advice of big-hearted business men. AR G e 8 (s NEW: YORK, May 19.—Butter—un. | 20Uth, Which salled from New York NEW YORK, May 19.—One of the|Optimism in mid-continent ofl field is | American 95 [settled; receipts, 21,436 packages; | Havana " Most of us are convinced that life insurance is a nec- best-known merchandise men in the | said by cautious. observers to have : creamery, extras (92 score), 36a36%: | bio 1 ie Moo Lena Ventura, Colom- ! 220 80 here i i 3 ili metropolitan district is authority for | reached the point where it is exag- | & : {firsts (88 to 91 score), 34a35%. ness in :lnz lf::og:gt;ll :Iu:db ufi:r -essary protection for our families. the statement that there 1s no secret | gerated and dangerous. The majority | District : Eggs—Unsettled; receipt; 47,532 | hoth vessels, chiefly in the transpor- 3 t . g 2 why retallers are holding off in|of the oil men seem to be predicting | Farmers and Mechanics L2 , Fresh gathered extra fi tation of Chinese cqolies to Colombia, ) i Is it not just as vital to have the money derived placing advance fall * business in|increases in prices of crude oil, and | Federal 2 d 2 storage | where 25,000 are to be imported for 3 - women's shoes. It is because of the [as a result wells are being drilled in | Liberty L : 28%a2e: do., work. on 'th g . it 'wi j rotected after you are uncertainty regarding styles several | startling numbers. The more con- | Liucol 8 . state, nearby and near- | sation mas boen Sieg or ne marni- 141 ’ ffom; it 'wisely 'invested and prote y retallers can afford (o Fuess wrong. | that the industry must get its feet | Sests $ias; state and noarby gathered DL cavitel T S0 00 & MhAeuNG ‘gone The wise retailer is not thinking |back on the ground. X s rown: colors, firsts to = = 2 5 . TRUST COMPANY. extras, 26a30. 3 the officers in eur Trust Department. ing, and Is clearing his sheives of | , MONROR, Lo, May 19 (Special) —| \rerican Security and Teust..'284 Cheése—Firm: receipts, 4,942 boxes; PROPERTY OWNERS See one of the o] pa old stock as fast as he can. Bven| i io in Chicago is largely interest. | Somineaty, frves ] state whole milk flats, fres ARE EXCELLENT INV, much of a free-for-all, and some % whole milk twins, fresh, spec DU PES, PUBLIC Women's models that were first made | Parish for the $2§0.000 carbon mill do average run, 16% COMMERCIAL catfon hi for months hence and the fact that few |servative are sounding a warning 480 by western hennety browns, extras, OF hiex Taen, fied e about buying now, he said. but sell- 5 ational Savings and T : . roice mow the style auestion s pretty | *State in Chicago ls largely interest- | National S i 17%a18; do., average run, 17 WE kD Every Banking Scrvic 817% ' up two or three seasons ago were | and gasoline extraction plant. i T Poultry—Live, weak; roosters. 16| GENERAL GARAGE CO. said to be selling as freely as some ton . Dressed, irregular, eld roosters, 17a20, [ 1419 G ST. N.W. CASH OR TERMS, Tt have been'out of the factorica| o 'l‘"l';lea 4 By et . 3% ON SAVINGS /@ short time. , May ipecial).—Signs th Street / * |of strengthening the local sscondary | . iags - = OPTIMISTIC OVER STEEL. ; textile market are seen in new gquo- ics’ &t ASPARAGUS CROP BIG. tations announced for brown and — MONTREAL, May 19.—Robert Hob~ WOODBURY, N. J., May 19.—Several | Dleached muslins and longcloth. The son, héad of Steel Company of Canada; : ; \canning factories in South Jersey are | Dresent rise is regarded as only tire says that business is unquestionably A Firemen's S vorking night and day on aspasagus, | Deginming. improving, while increase in building wnmhnfs coming in to the-factories by operations the country 'ovar 15 re- wtruckloads, and, incidentally, coming | 3 Hides. : 105 flected In Increased orders for heavier idown in price. "A fine quality can be| ' SEATTLE, May 19 (Special).—There 2380 had at 36 cents at retail in Woodbury | (s brisk buying of hides In this mar- Graphophane com. steel and fron products. " His tone was :x?ln;‘ea ;hél:i; ‘-l.n.tganlma;‘mr: M‘: "I:rhleel 1':'“‘ lmnrndv‘ed mfl[u‘rhl- Columbla 3 v decidedly more encouraging than in o c cker cow. hides t 5 price. o asparagus is being canned |3’ and berier, atoers at 10 and ogun e o statements made by him some weeks Tow than in vears, because of the ex-fery hides, which were all but given Linotype 154 ago. £ L, S R S, | g M Tl Smendie e CELLULOID oRWAMGEWTS. " | MY 4% iy NEW YORK, Mal 15—Usn of col- | A40Z8 — | HOME SAVINGS BRANCHES CAPITAL & SURPLUS ihe nights were really warm it would | © POU™ be impossible to cut and handle the @rowth because of insufficient help. ‘Petatees. - AUSTIN, Tex., May 19 (Special)— lulold ornaments for women' ear- o .00 & FORESEES BUYING WAVE. | 15 Texas tost 360,000 by floods which |6 avpabel f6 lexpirianpiie & B - 7th'and Mass. Ave. $5,400,000. NEW YORK, May 18.—The textile in. iy RweRe u e liriri AL i dgdbn & 8th and H Sts. N.E. Safety Deposit Boxes at Low amiry lnon the Gratia of 3 eshy | . mamace A IONAN ovir Glsriiating | clisse o solots (o maloh, Che e HE ~ 436 7th St. SW. Yearly Rentals o ing. credit’ institation, | LOUISVILLE. May 19 (Special) — | properties of Southers California |t ned, i e ; Burley wers are reported | Edison. w! TS e D T 3 o ‘":;“J"S‘.;‘.dmmmm L in cash, . the same * sul h % 7 ons are :f-lu made. for Pren. x 2 t by which’ $12,044,000 ' agreed to pu