Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1922, Page 28

i o 28 Grain, Produce and Live Stock GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Old stock steady:; Wisconsin, Michi- THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., [ xev vorx BONIDS 5o sxcmaee FRIDAY, June 16 (Special). sacked round whites, 1.8522.00 Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. ‘100 pounds. 1.25a : T RAILROADS. High: Vew potatoes, bar- ng Poln UNIZED: “ATE':A,“ :,?.Pe:l.m. High. Low. Close. 184 A sweels| profi-taking on the part of 10ngs | Liberty 314s, 1882.47.... 10020 10012 10018 | Atchison gen 4 % 8 8 1% led to a sharp setback for wheat!piberes nd 4s 199742,., 9985 9986 9986 |AtlanticC L L& > 50% 80% 80% 1% _ is, doz; 2,00 later. but the effect failed to Iast. | Liparty st 4%4s 1932.47.. 10040 10002 10020 |Balto& Ohloprin 3%38.. % % 8% o% heans, n}uS_wt" On the downtourn July touched the |y, .oy o) 4yq1027.42.. 10000 9996 9998 |Balto& Ohlogold ds..... 80% %% 80% a% beets 3.0025.00; cabbag lowest price vet this season. Con- ;s o S48 100042+ T3 (000 10006 | Balto & Ohio v 4348 % ©2% 8% © T5a85; rrots 100, 4.00a5.0 = firmation of large export purchases |- L% "ot Bors e 0000 10006 | Balto & Ohio 6 100 %% 100 < crate. 120a8.00; cucumbers, helped the market to rally. The close i Fiberiy 4th 438 196338, 10010 M908 THD | p00 & GO 0o s 8 « 1004 1.50: cggplant, crate, 1.3 firm. 12 to 1% net higher. with | Liberty 1st-2d 435 101005100 8001 99, |} SO £ Olioipet & - 0% 6 *q eituee Tasker, 60a1.00: onions, 100 L11al11%." and September, | Victory 4%e 102223..... 10060 10084 10086 | Filyn R 70'21 ctfs. ... 204 804 0 4 . basket, §0a1.00: ons, 100 » TATE x; 43.00; Bermuda, crate, 1.25| * Spilulative corn selling later brougnt | FOREIGN COVERNMERT, = Canadian Northern us U2 13% 180 SEE, gniens LU LOALEE about only'a temporary,sethuck.* The ! High, Low. Closs. | Canadian Notth 614 156 HDE e o 3 s/ close was ‘unsettled. % to % nel = i anadian Pao deb ¢ | T 2 o: rhu |} et ith July.*61%a | Argentine 7s. ... 10 %% B Contral of Georgia 6 Y 9% 9% | Am Druggists. s 6% hushel: Chinese Govt Ry 58 s41s 84 S| Ches & Ohlocv 5. %2 %[ Am Hide& Leathr.. 13% 18% WHEAT— Open. High. Low. City of Berr. 8s. . nz 12 12 |Chesg Ohiocy 43s 874 87%| Am Hide & Lthrpf. 61% 61% uly T T T " | City of Bordeaux 6s. 86 \BM 8% | Chicago & Alton 33 @ 48 |AmTce e 103% R 3 ! City Copennagen 5% % e RRICREQ Istret 5 % 5% City of Lyon és. e e v | Cni & East il ge 9% ity Marseille 6s. . . Chi G Vi N City Riode Jan §3°46....102 101% 101% S T City Rio de Jan 8847 " -n % July o City of So Paulo 8s. % Serreriiics - City of Soissons 6s. T & | Am Bafety Rasor... % w1 Henun] | Deveraber ] Czechoslovak s. s s [AEEUP&CHm... G ek S LT : watermelons. e Selling Prices at LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICES. Wheat -No. 1 red winter. spot. no| Eggs—Strictly fresh, selected, can- quotati No. 2 red winter, dled, per dozen. 27; average receipts, 215 2 red winter. i 2312: southern, 2 ¥ . 117% 0 June. no bid Live poultry—Roosters, per 1b.. 13; August, 1.12 bid tickeys, per Ib., 23a30; Spring chickens, red winter. g per lb., 40a4s; keats, young, each, 60; per bu.: car cls, 255, . 0 v zarlicky. spot. at essed poultry—Fresh-killed spring PR e chickens, Ib., 43a35; hens. per b, Corn—Caob corn, old vellow, quoted per 1b. ; turkeys, per 0 per barrel: contract corn. spot. ts, 1ve stock—Cal ves, 2 0. 4_corn. spot, ¢ track corn, | f i Yellow. No. 3 or hetrer, 31 10; medium, 8adlz: thin Sales—3.100 bushels of No. 2 mixed | {fiO/{f. Per Ib. 113 L RYLGE yer. bushe Green frult—A 5.00 . st —Avples, per bbl. 5.00a Joats—White. No. 2. 4615 per bushel: |9.60: per bu. basket, 2.0082.75: western, Rk L RL TN o1 araiitany | PEEIDEX, 3 555 California oranges, = 2 N0 wealer ate, 7.50a9.00. Lemons, per boxX. ton. & auots L. Graperruit, " per ox, 6,00 <z s “lorida oranges, 8.00a10.00. Straw- Hay— Receipt 2 tons: range is Ees, 8.t 1S.00a20.60 for good choice timothy homegrown. 20a30. & market firm: supply and mixed hay: bl., e e, 3.00a3.54 ple for trade. " new potate per bbl, No. 1, 4.00a t _tangled _rye. 15.007 i3 0. 2, 2.00a3.00. Yams, 1.50a2.30. . 1L.30a12.00; No. 1 nomi- v crate, 1.00a2.50. Romaine let- 3.00. H . Cymblings. crate, 1.30a3.50. CHIC June 15-—Wheat aver-|Onions, per crate, 2.00a2.50. Cabbage, | aged higher in price today during the per basket, 75al.00, Cucumbers, early dealing houses with eastern 50, Eggriants, per crate, connections having orders o pur- Tomatoes, per box. Florida, . chase, whereas offerings were some- Mississip 1.60. Beans, 3.10a what scarce. Continued hot weather ) per bl 00410.00 per bbl. in the southwest acted also lo lift|Peppers; per cra 5a ov. Asparagu Spinach. per bbl. —_— DAIRY MARKETS. In addition, advices from In- dia said rains had been disappointing, confined mainly est coast The opening here, aried from va 1's declin to 1% advance. July 1.10: o cial).— 10°1.10% and September 1.10 10 1.10%, | BALTIMORE. June 16 (Special < follawed Ly material gains ali | Poultry (alive)—Spring chickens, around. and then by something of a|pound, 15a50; medium. 10a45; small TEACUON. 1 oats were firmer swith |2nd white leghorns, 30a10; young win- wheat After openink In {6 Su off.|lers. 40a45: old hens, 23a24; small and Julv 81 to 8104, the corn market | White leghorns. old roo: 14ali; ducks, 18a scored moderate gains Oats started unchanged to 14 high- er. July 337, and later made a slight general advance | Provisions lacked support a30: pigeons. Potatoes weak: receipts, 0 tnsh total United ates shipment : “"‘_kc-d Louisiana. Arkansas. Oklahoma and |Packed. &% tohimph ess butter, 30. LONDON WOOL SALES. LONDON. June hama sacked Sp: 2.25a2.50 cwt.; Alabama white. partly graded. 2.2 Carolina stave barrels Irish cobblers, ulding’s rose. ) sacked round | 25 cwt.; North |at Vegetables—Potatoes, old, No. 1, per 0 16.—The offerings the wool auction sales amounted to 13.574 bales, including a large sup- The latter were and No. 1. 5.00a5.35; poorer grade, Iply of crossbreds 4.50. ‘eastern shore Virginia 1 |slow in demand. and medium cobblers, stave barrels. No. 1, coarse grades declined 10 per cent. Use One of Our New Dodge Brothers Cars While We Paint Yours We paint all makes of cars and we furnish you a car at a cost not to exceed the amount vou pay to operate your own car and give you a paint job equal to, if not bet- ter than, the original. F # Upholstering, Slip Covers and Top Work 613-619 G St. N.W. Phone Main 6660 When Chfldrex; Romp and Play— -o0z.bottle " instead of a 6 oz. size - SARSAPARILLA is the drink that will satisfy “little thirsts”—the soothing, cooling drink that does not contain drugs of any BOTH ER FLAVORS IBAPE _ ORANGE LEMON BSODA LIME _GINGER AL STRA > 4 CHERRY SARSAPARILLA BEER NECTAR BIKO, New Kola Beverage ASK FOR ERR "’s Doy of Canada Cleveland Term 5143 w 1. 1001 Dutch East Ind 6s ° Colo Southern ref 413s... 8% g:lel;zhEGlo: !f :: 6: Cuba RR 1st ref 714s... 103% B 8s.. Del & Hud 5%s. .. 101% 101% 101% 023 102% French Govt 7145 Den & Rio G con 43 a2 sve g | AmTobaccopt (m). 2o K gy apanese 418 sterling. .. 771 | Detrolt United cn 43;s. s1% 8% O0IBM . s 106% 106% Japanese 4s sterling.. Erie conext7s..........105% 108t 15t [ Am Woolen pf. ... 1014 1EL Tyeif Kingdom Belglum 7 %% Erle 15t con 48 6% 6% 63%|AmZincaLead.... 16% I Kingdom Belgium 68 Erfe gen 4s. . 5 62 G2y |AmZinc&Ldpf... 48 B Kingdom Belgium § : Erio conv 43 A 5 4o 6o |AnnArbor. Dew 6 B Kingdom Denmark 3. o | Erle conv 43 B 9% 49'% 49| Anaconda... - ol @ Kingdom Denmark 8s. .. 110% uo‘- o713 | Erle conv 48 D g2 52 62 |AwsoDryGoods. 5 114 lfilnggom Natheriands 65, 9% 9% . S| Grand Trunk & f deb 6s.. 100 102% 102% Annlcllled ol. B W% e m o 108 |Great Northerngen 7s... 109% 1054 109% | Atchison. . % Sile m Swet . 101 |Great Northerngen5is. 99% 9% 9% | Atchison pt. . 5 8% Rep of Bolivia 8s w i. Hudson & Man ro¢ 0 % @ 8 |AtlantaBir&Atl.. 3% s . Republic Chile 8s'26. . 102 |y Central 5gs. . 100% 100% 100% | Atlantic Coast Line 101% 101% ln:\fi Republic Chile 83 '41. . 1044 | Interborough-Met 4148, . 12 12 12 |Atlantic FrutCo... % 3% Republic Chile §3'46. . I, | Inter-Met 4345 ctts. - Atlantic Gulf. State Queensland €s. 002 | Inter Rapid Transit 5. Austin Nichols. | State Queensland 7s. o8 | inter Rap Tr v 78 w i Swiss Confed s f § Letn | inter Rap Tr 65 w-i Baldwin Loco. Utd Kingdom 5343 1ot | Int & Gt Nor aaj 6 Balto & Ohto. Cone 1 t‘g iémxdom S8 108% { Jowa Central ref 4s. . Balto&Ohlopl...- S0 (0™ g5, ’td Kingdom 5 104t | Kansas City Sou 5s. . Barnesdall (A)..-- SO0 oo Sov U S of Brazil §s | Lake Shore 481928 . Barnesdall (B). = 9% U S of Mexico 5s. ... . Lak, Beth Steel. ........ 1% 1% 6% 'S 0 5t 5914 | Lake Shore 48 1931. S e P U'S of Mexico 5s large. . ., 2| Louis Nash 7s. , Beth Steel (B) b s 9 U S of Mexico 4s... . 2 Louls & Nash unified 4s.. 0% 9% 0% | Beth Steel 7% pf... "% gt 1% MISCELLANEOUS. L &N 1st & ref 51;8 74 103% 1087 | Beth Steel s: oL... Il;‘ e 1% Ajax Rubber §s Ll 102 102 u e S‘,";J’é E‘;’.‘.‘ Tovoto. 0% Am Agri Chem 713s. 103% 103 108% 9% o B ar. at Am Smelting 1st 58 % rt B Am Sugar Ref 68 67% 67% | Bklyn Edison P = 85' 65% | Bklyn Rapld m Tel & Tel cv 6s. . v oo | Bulyn Rap Tr ctfs. . Am Tel & Tel cl tr 5s. :‘; ot BNY'B“ snho. 5 A e RO & 2% | Burns Bros (A). o= 19 Atlantle Frult 18, ... % 714 | Burns Bros (B)... 414 £ ¢ AlirticRofri s oua N Y Central deb 48 ‘34 Butte Copper...... 7 T 7 ettt Sl N Y Central 7s : Butte & Superlor... 27's 2% 2% B = o Y Central deb 6s. Butterick n w2 arnsdail & f 83 B T Cibtalrerion y {BeItTel P 8. ... oo New Haven cv deb 6s. CaddoON......... B 12 1 Bethlehem Steel s f 6s. New. 1z s 5 T ek N Y Rys 1t ref 48 California Pckng ; 38 Can Qe Filec deb 6 N Y Rysadj 58 California Petrol... €0 60% 6% - | Central Leather 5s. . L S 3 - £, 96% 9% 95 Y+ | Cerro de Pasco 58 N Y West & Bos 4138, 54'3 California Pete pf. = s C:{" C: e Norfolk & West con 45... 8% 8 85% | Canadian Pacific...135% 1854 > Chile & pper & North Pac ref imp 6s.... 105% 1057 106 | Case Plow Works.. Th 7% % o e 4 Nor Pac-Gt Nor jt 6135.. 105% 105%4 10613 | Central Leather- :; ‘;“; % Con Coal M st ref 5s. .. ¥ T &ty {Oeacnon Diconse 16, . <4 it S cantial Leathpf... 1 oo aem Con Gas conv 7s. ... 115 16 114% | Ore Short . ; Cuba Cane Scvdebss... st 84 8 |Ore-Wash lstrefds ? | Cuban Am Sugar $s. Bihtayioaels ne; % gen 5s. D e st | Pennsylvania gen 41 Chi & Alton pf. 17} 10K CD"‘;',“’""'; aicns e | Pennayivania 613s. Cat & Eastn 11l 8% % D“ ont S ntes Pennsylvania gold Chi& Eastn Il pf.. 60% B0'3 &0% u‘:";l;ifle“éhi Foel ot @5l; usty | Peoria & East inc 4s Chi Great Wartrn.. bl 84 ‘:V‘ S Al Pere Margq 1st 58 Chi Great Wpf.... 20 0 Framerican I D 712 1y |Readinggen 4s. ey % % % ggoog;:::;;:: Sei o ns% [SLL&ESFprinds Chi Mi & St Ppf % 3 . % StL& inc Cl N s 72 Holland American s f6s. i3 2 0 |3t} & SEine 6a. Chi & Northwn, o 3% Indiana Steel 1st 55 W4 Blg La8SFprin N eEennl. B { Inter Agricul Corp 58 c';_ o | St L& S F adj 68 ChiRI&P7%pf.. 93 95 2% Inter )_ler Marine 65.... o s6 |StL&SFprinés Chile Copper. 19% 13% I Inter Paper 1st5sB. . 0avs 1084 | Seaboard A Liref 4a hino Copper. 28% % 2B% Kayser (Julius) 81 7s. 103 108% | Seaboard A L adj 58 R 2% 63% 6l% e e 't |Seaboard A Lcon 6s S Fuel Wk ackawanna Steel 58 '50. Sou Pacific cv 4 9k 91 el g s ua | Lisgett & Myers 5s. B | Sou Pacific ref B% mn | ook S & @ & rillard 5s. g o 4 t : Manati Sugars {7128 9T T ::: :;hle.,,mmufa.h u:* u‘-.‘ l:“: ! Marland Oil temp 7338, .. 116 112 o esu | SO or. . &% 6 &% Mexican Petroleum 8s. .. 107} 107 St @4| Comp Tabulator... 64 & €4 Midvale Steel 55 8% 8% | Thirg Avead)ss. . 58y . Montana Power 58. %2 %% | Union Pacific 1st 4 917 Cons New Ergland Tel Sswi. 97s 9% 9% Unjon Pacific 1at r S ooy | Conslntl C "‘I | Union Pacific cv 4 st sy | Sons Textile 108% ! Virginian Ry Ist 5 o5y o5 | SONY ;':"""mn“ e Con 96's | . a ST 94 5 ?‘1': | “'ab“h o 5 85 €5 Eoze:-l:flé‘:“ eee 49 a %% 100y | Western Pucifieds. ... ar wms e | COSNE ST br e W % S e 8% TOTAL SALES (Par Value). Crucible Steel o8l 6u¥s 66X Pacific Tel & Tel 5 %% iliam 5031000 Cuban-Am Sugar... 2% % B Pac Tel & Tel 58 ctfs. .... 94 12 noon 7704000 Cuba Cane Sugar... 16l 16% 18l Packard Motor 8s. . R lz;‘ 1p.m. 9769 000 Cuba CaneSupf... 8 8 32 Philadelphia Co ref 6s A. 9% A 2p.m. 12 535000 Pierce Oil deb 8s. ® 9% N —_— Davidson Chem.... ;:g ;fil: ;:“ Public Service 5s. 8315 £ 84 2 De Beers Mines. ... Sharon Steel Hoop §8 gl Bl 84 TREASURY CERTIFICATES. Del & Hudua:, L2z :fi ‘Ig | Sinclair Oil 7138 14% 104% 104% Del Lack & Wsta. .. 128 ’ { Sinclair Oil 7s %% 98 98 (Quotations furnished by MT: o: ©o) | Dome Mines. Sinc Crude Ol N iEed i Du Pont (ED) Sou Porto Rico Sug 7s. il a. y m‘*‘ 100 1152 | Eastman Kodak.. | - 314s October 18, 19 1% 100 i’ifizlfiffil‘ififit‘.fi"’ g | Tide Water Oil 6% 3158 December 15. 1922..] 100 g t Tobacco Prod s f 18 S March 15, 10251 100718 1opa.1g | Bmerson-Brantpl.. 3% 394 36 i Union Bag & Paper 6 s June 15, 192 . 10314 0814 Endicott-Joanson. . i i United Drug cv 88 .-’;: l“‘f.l'r':':m;r ; ] . ::,".l"l.'rls }:fi i-16 | Endicott-John pf... Il‘::)- U S Realty 5s. .. 43as December 15, 1 100 T9-32 m’fx-u] Lo s 2 ! U'S Rubber 1st 58 435 March 15, 1926, 102 1023 Erielstp 5% U S Steel s £ 58. i L o i | Grie 2d pt i Utah Pow & Light 5s. Va-Car Chemical 1st 5 Fairbanks Co. 18 18 Va.Car, Chemical 7% DRY GOODS TRADE SMALL. | Eamous iayers. 1% 1% "a-Car Chemical 7s w i. Ed % ,x,.m;‘u. m:ysr;l pf. ::‘ :g’ :\ Warner Sugar 7s. 99% 9% | npy Fed Mines e 48 | Warner sugar 1a. .. e 1| Mills Not Inclined to Make Large | Fimer nooy. ‘Westinghouse 7:6. Y Commitments. Wilson & Co 18t 68 g, &4 b Wilson & Co cv T%8. 1wz | NEW YORK, June 15 (Special).— Wilson & Cocv 6s. ... 9214 | Inquiry for future deliveries was far - — stronger than for spot cotton cloths WOOL TRADING LIGHTER in the dry goods market today, but * | mills were not inclined to make large _— commitmen’s even at the slightl t 6% BOSTON, June 16 (Special).—Ir-|higher prices offered from August on. e Mot imdeb.... 9% 9% ok regularity in the London wool mar-|Dealings were in small lots in_the | anaden Co. 1% 15 ket has not affected prices here. but |print cloths, while sheetings were | Graqeien /% 3% trading was somewhat lighter today.|very firm, but dull. Drills have ad- onsol 28% 28% 28% as dealers were waiting to see what vanced to a point where buyers seem | Granby Consolc.. 2§ 280 28 effect it would have on the attitude | to have loat interest, and what busi- | Great Northernpf.. 76 16 6w of growers in the west. So far there | ness was done In sateens, twills and | Great Nor Ore has been no indication of an easing |pocketings fc: the garment trades |Greene-Cananea. 0% 0% of the stand for higher prices on|was in small lots. Cotton ducks were | Guantanamo Sug. TCAILN Ilhe part of the producers. Ameri-|firmer than for some time. Gulf Mo & N pf. 81% 35 cans still were buying the larger| The raw silk market continued in-luuuSuuleL 0% 6% portion of the merino offerings in[active, despite the fact that prices Rustralia. The Uruguayan season is|here maintained a level somewhat be. | Habirshaw Cable.. 1% 1% 1% practically closed. i low the quotations in Yokohatha on { Hartman Corp. 84 8 Tilinois wools are reported ranging |[new silk. The stocks of old silk | touston Oll. - % about 30 to 40 cents a pound for|here are rapldly dwindling. . Hudson Motor Car.. 22% 2% 21% quarter and three-eighths blood, with S Bbwril s sk i Hupp Motor 19% 19 47 to 48 cents or fine staple. s 10 SUGAR INQUIRY BETTER, |Hydrauilcstes oy e e NEW YORK. June 16.—Th 1y { (ndiahoma. W% % ich - raw sugar market was firm and whils indian Refining. M 9% no sales of Cubas were reported, there | |pspiration. . © 0 3% v were buyers at 3 cents cost and | pterboroMeuo.... 1% 14 1% freight, equal to 4.61 for centrifugal, | jpcerboro et p! 3% 3% 34 with holders asking more. Intl Agri Chemical. 10% 10% 104 The raw sugar futures market was "u Cement 3% 3B% 2 firmer early and prices were 1 to 2| 1D bustn ) points higher on buying by commis- | lnt Com! SSisE w02 102 sion houses. Offerings increaseq at | Intl Harvester: 19 1% this level and under liquidation for | intl Mer Mar! :Vedr“!h,;hn;e‘;k end grlcaufleued off { Int! w'umlrl“ ot 'fl: 'lf:“: 0% ! showed net 1 Nicl In i1 to 2 points. Setnssotjing L4 % 6% There was no change in refined 15% % sugar, but-a better inquiry was re- 0% WY Edm nds ported for_both domestic and export 1% 1 e (1) Gcconnt, Prices were quoted at 580 to 6.00 for fine granulated. 18 1% In refined futures there was a sale Q% 0% B -ld o of one lot of July at 6.35. an advance o points from last night's finals. sCity Sou... 2¢ 24 7% ut lng TR O e Kansas S ADL... 66 6% 56 Kansse G2 % 3% CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. -(s;;fl‘l‘!. ¢):o Ll 911 15th St. N.W. CHICAGO, June 16-(United States ::l’l:l!”flfl‘“" ® 4% 46 - bureau of markets).—Cattle—Re- Kelly-Spring 8% pf. 103 163 102 Wa.shiugwn’s ceipts, 4,000; beef steers, better grade ‘Waeel 9% Dept of Seine 7s 3 Dom of Canada 5s '26. Dom Canada 5%8 29 Dom of Canada 58 '31. Newest Office Building Harry Wardman 1430 K ST. NW. Main 4190 BANKRUPTCY NOTICE 1N triet bankrupt. i n:-?w rupt has charge from hat hie cred uired said’ cour July, 1922, Rankiuptey. of Columbia. In the matter of LEONA! In bankruptey, THE SUPREME COURT OF THE ‘Holding a Bankruptcy. D F. ROBER] iven that the petition all_his debts to enter their ) 12 ba itors and other persons in interest | b DIS. Court. TBON, Notice ruptey, and rance in s ofice 17th day of KR, Beferee in FY + | Chi Union Station O Chi Unlon Station 6145, . CCC&StLret6sA- she stock and canners, steady; bulls, in between grades, she stockers and veal calves weak to lower; quality, plain; early top beef steers, 8.90; bulk beef steers, 8.25a8.75; fat she stock, mostly, 5.2627.26; canners and cutters largely. 3.00a4.00; bologna bulls, 4.6084.75; veal calves, 8.5029.00. Hogs—Receipts, 25,000; market ac- tive; mostly 5 to 10 higher than Thursday’'s average; top, 10.80; bulk, 10.10a10.75 9. 2 shdny—ao eipts, pigs slow, weak; ing sows strong to higher; mostly, 9.26210.00; heavy weight, 10.40210.6! medium weight, 10.55a10.76; light weight, 10.70210.80; light lights, 10.3510.70; packing sows, smooth, 9.45210.00; packing sows, rough, 9.1 ; killing pigs, 9.50a. 2 7,000; market y to eak; top lambs, 12. u desirable native: 12.00a12.25; culls dull, mostly, 6.50a7.00; best light cwes, 6.50; heavies to packers around 2.50; two-thirds of receipts direct to packers, g it 5 L T . linson & Co. =:Inhlv.n Elec Sup 0 0 X . 8 u% 8 JUNE 16, 1922 2 : Stewart-Warner. . Low. Close. 0% 31 NYChi&StL. N Y Dock. . 3% NYNH&Harttd.. 2% NYO& West. . - U% Norfolk Southern 15% Norfolk & Westrn. . 103% Yorth American... 61 North Amerfean pf. 4/% Northern Pacific... 4% Nova Scotia Steel. .. 31 OhloBody&Blow.. 10 10 10 10 Oklshoma Prod.... 3% 3% 3 8 Ornheum Circult... 18 18 18 @18 Otis Elbvator. Otls Steel. ¢ Gae & Flec. Pacific Mail Pacific Of1 Pan-Amer Pete Pan-Am Pete (B).. Parle) & Bingham. . Pennsylvanta. . Penn Seahd Steel. People's Gas. .. Peoria & Eastern Pere Marquette. Pafla Company. Phillips Pete. Plerce-Arro Olerce-Arrow pf. .. . % 09% kd Postum Cereal. . Postum Cereal pfd.. 1 Dyessed Steel Car. Producers & Ref. Pyllman Co. Sunta Alegre. PureOll.... Rand Mines. ... Ray Con Copper. Reading. Reading 2d pt Replogle Steel Rep Iron & Steel. Reynolds Soring. R J Reynolds (B). 4% Royal Dutch....... 59 St L& fan Fran... 26 StL& a1 St Louls Southwn.. .26 St Louis Sown pf... 43 Santa Cecilla Sug.. 4% Saxon Motors. . Seaboard AL pf. Sears Roebuck..... T4% Seneca Copper. 1 Southern Rallway.. 2% Southern Ry pf. Stand Oil N J pf. Sterling Products. stromberg Carb. studebaker. .. <ubmarine Boat. superior Ol sweets Coof Am Tenn Copper . Texas Company. - —_— NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office IN. Y. Curb Market (Quotations furnished by the Associated Press.) Sales 1200 Acme Conl . . 1 40000 Acme Packing ... 49° 46 300 Amal._Leather 108 10y 100 Am. Writing P ] 4 500 Amer Drug . 17, 1 100 Amer Haw § 221 28 600 Amer Metals Co w i 48%, 46 200 Amer Met Co pf w 1 10515 105 100 Reechaut w2 o 4 30 .78 13 400 Continental Motorx. 7% 1% 900 Cub Dom Bug E... 104 300 Denver R G 1st pr. .65 85 200 Dort Motor. . 19% 1906 Dublier C & R. T 1900 Durant Motors. 100 Durant Moters 400 Gardner Motor. 130 Glllette Bafety R 100 G 100 len Alden Motor. . 1500 Heyden Chem| 100 Hock Vai P icall . nt Carbon. bby McNelil. . 400 Lincoln Motors A. Mot....... W .z'-i'-r".; P erses” Zine rd Motors in Coal & C. 100 Peerless Motors.. & i 100 Philip Morrix. 188 100 Pub Sers Corp pfe 108 3300 Radlo Corp com 4% 3400 Radio Corp pfd. ai | 500 Reo Motor Truck.. 235 100 Repubiic Tire..... 2200 South Coal & Iron.. 400 Tenn Ry L & P 6600 Tenn El Pow... 1900 Tob Prod w i.. 1100 Tob Prvd A w i 200 Tobacco Products 7 U. S. Steamship. . 08 1. 8. Ship Corp o7 'n Prof S| 7% TUnited Ret Van Raalite Co. STANDARD OILS. Ang Amer Ofl ... Ruckese Pipe Ling Galena Signal Oil North P | 5715 100 Alean 011 Arkansan Boone 0O oston Wyoming Carib Syndicate ... T Citien Sersice pfd Columbia_Pete. Creole Syndicate Engineers Petro. Federal Oil.. Fensland Oil. Kesstone Ranger.. Kirby Petroleum. Livingston Pet. Petroleum Maracaibo Oil...... Marland 0il Mex. 6000 Meridian Mexico 0il Mexican Seaboard. . Mountain Prod Mutual_0il New England Fuel. oi1 . 0 Omar S Red Banks 0il pulpa R 800 Bhell Tn pfd . Simms Petrol Rkellr Ol ris . Skelly 01l : South O and T I South Pet & Ref Stanton Ol ... . Texon Ol & Land .65 Ventura ... Wileox 0 "] MINING Alas-Brit Col Metal Rig Led; Boston Boste 38, ge ........ .18 & Mont Dev (17 & Mont Con | Copper ... .32 i Mining | 33 ed Copper1.06 800 Cortez Silver ...... 98 1100 Dolores Esperanz.. 12000 Eureks Croesus.... 4500 Green Monster ... Hard Shell Mining.. |15 Harmiil Divide..... (0% Howe Sonnd Ca. Mines Cons. Texas Gulf Sulphui 45 45 &% &% Manon_ Valley ... Texas& Pacific... 261 264 24 25 Molieralpteite Texas& PC&OIl. 26% 26% 2% 26 Third Avenue. 2% 21 2% Tobacco Prod WK TI% T8 e : TolStL&WnB... 61 5% 61 6l% Ray Hercules M. TransContl Oil.... 16% 16% W% Union Bag & Papr.. 62% 62% 624 Cnion Ofl. . 2 0% | Union Pacific 135% 135% 124% 1364 ! 1000 Tech Hughes. G o United Al’ ~v Steel. 35 36 e K 300 Tonopah Divide ... United Drun P T T a3l 200 Tononani Eixteations United Fruit...... 137 137% 137 137%{ 2300 Tonopah North Star . United Rylav..... 12 12 1% 12 { 200 Unitr Gold ... United Ry Invpf... 26 28 26 264 00 United United Retall Strs. 63% 6% 6% 63 | 1200 Wty ‘boa come USCastirPipe... 29% 204 27 2/% ! 1000 Western T'tah USFood Prod..... 9% % 9 94| 1000 Tukon Gold . US Indus Alcohgl. 514 BI% 504 (60w BONDS. €1 1= b 65 9 Allied Packer 6s . 53 6 € 7% 68% | 10 Allied Packer 6s ctfs 3L, .. CSSmelt& Ref... 40 4% 40 0% 2 Am Light tww...... 1001, 1001, 1001, U S Steel... 98 9% | 21 Am Tel & Tel 65 '24 1011, 1015 101% U S Steel pf o {1 Anaconda Cop 6s... 100i{ 1003, 1001 J 21 Anaconda Cop 7s 03 1028 1028 Ctah Copper. 2% 62 (8% 5 Ang Amer Ol Tigs.. 10312 1081 1033 R G IR I o e Vanadium Corp... "% W% % ‘% iy Car Chemical.. 30% 30% 30% [80W{ i9 Reth Steel 7s Va-Car Chem pf... 67% 67'% 67% 67% 7 Bklyrn_TUn Ga valronCoal&C.. 60 80 49 B0 | 12 Cent Sreel 85, Vivadou..... A 126 2% | 1R Cons Gas Balto & . 1 Cop Exp Assn 8s '24 1 Wabash.... L% % 1,1 2 Cop Exp Assn Wabash pf (A).... 28% 28% 2% 8| 2 Cuban Tel 7 Webber & Hellbrn. 13% 13 13% 18%| o Deersons Tox 1o Western Md. < 10% 108 10 10% Gen_Asphalt S Western Md 2d 1% 18% 1% Goodrich Tire western Pacific 19% 19w 1935) 1] Grand Foank 6is Western Fac pf. 0% 60% 60%| 25 Humble OI 2 Western Union NN N % T Interb R T 8& 22, Westhse AirBrke.. 92 92 82 92 RAnmsic & B1.0s. o, % Weathse E &M 59K B8k Bok T 1058 106 Wheellng & LE... 13 13% 1% 13% oo ‘op ™ oo Wheeling & LEDP? 2% 25 24 (2 2 Tiggett- 1008, 1003 100% White Eagle Refin. 25% 264 6% :6% 3,5 fi:ffi'fgflntfl’ §"“4 Tt m;. ‘:’A ‘:}: ‘:‘: 11 National Acme 7 965 903 wickwire Spencer. .17 17% .17 TH% 9 Wilson Compaay. 41 a 4 willys-Overland.. 8% 8% 8 .8 Willys-Ovld pf Q% 2w oY ek Worthington Pmp. _¢9 o o o High. Low. Last. Call Money..... s 34 3% HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. COTTON MARKETS. NEW YORK, June 16.—Relatively firm Liverpool cables failed to inspire any buying of consequence in the cotton market at the opening today and first prices were 1 point lower to 1 higher. No change was reported with refer- ence to the tropical disturbance respon- sible for the posting of storm warn- ings on the lower Texas coast and weather prospects for that section were considered uncertain. Otherwise, the weather map was regarded as gener- ally favorable and prices eased off after the opening under scattering liquidation and a little southern selling. ~October sold down to 21.36, or about 15 points net lower. Futures opened steady, July. 21.66; October, 21.50; December, 21.32; Janu- ary, 21.17; March, 21.0 NEW ORLEANS, June 16.—Better ca- bles than due caused a rise of 4 to 9 points on the opening of the cotton market today, but continued hot and dry weather over the greater part of the belt soon resulted in selling, under ‘which prices fell to levels 13 to 21 points under the close of yesterlay. Warning by weather bureau caused new buying and at the end of the first hour of busi- ness prices were 10 to 15 points up from the lowest. July 1 rose to 21.72 and when the selling was heaviest fell July, 21.72 20.88; Jai pened steady. 21.15: December, Santa Fe freight loadings last week were 26,164 cars, against 28552 the previous week and 28,169 for cor- responding week last year. & 1 To Oil Cal 6s. 101 La (u Prod B, 106 10513 105 1 2 Vacoum Oil 7. 107 107 107 12 Western Electr! 108% 108% 108% 4 Winchester 715 100§ 100~ 100 FOREIGN BONDE. ! 10 Argentine 7s *23. 7% 9i% M7 2 Cits Gr Prague TG 1% 1% 40 Elberfelde 5 . RE I L - 231 K Sarbs O.8s 8% 951y 0T Monteviden . 9" w1 SN X NHF 05 70y ussian 3tge 11 U S Brazil 7% 80% 88% 52 U 8 Mexico 4». Rl ws —_— FOREIGN EXCHANGE. (Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.) Copenhage Christiania NEW YORK, June —Foreign ex- change weak. Great Britain, demand, 4.45%; cables, 4.46. Sixt: on banks, 4.43%. France, deman 8.74%; cabl 8.75. 4.97%; cables, 4.98. Belgiu 8.221%5; cables, 8.23. Germany, de- mand, 31%: cables, 31%. Holland, demand, 38.80; cables, 38.85. Norw: demand, 17.12; Sweden, demand. Denmark, demand. 21.65: Switzer- land, demand, 19.05: Spain. demand, 16.75; Greece, demand. 3.98; Poland, mand, 2% : Czechoslovakia, demand, demand, 36.25; B demand, dei 1.95; Argentina, 13.85; Montreal, 991-16. oo s S st st A i ot e e B 5 N ) ™ 1 ) 3 4 FINANCIAL. LIQUDATION MORE INTHE MARKET Support Lacking as Losses Are Stretched an Addi- :tional Point or Two. BY STUART P. WEST. NEW YORK, June 15.—As had been fully explained at the close of busi- ness Thursday, the stock market to- day was subjected to a further test of its ability to withstand selling | pressure. I'rofessional syndicates, as is al- | ways the case after so sudden and violent a decline, were altogethe: {pessimistic and inclined to furthe: | ventures on the side of lower pric | It was a fact also that the ten da during which the market had be 1 ;| Boing down was not a long enough | space to allow a proper adjustment o! |2 spcculative position which hau {been steadily expanding for months. A large amount of the ¢ layed liquidation remained after the | first great break lust Mondas | was this secondary selling waie Which bore the market down o session today. Lowe a Point or More. The downward movement checked until the leaders of tl dustrial list were down another po {or two points all around and unti: |large part of the market was below Inm lowest of Mondasy it significant | Thursday ana lapped over into | was s illustrating that the trouble lay wnolly in « pre | vious over spcculation, but invest- ment sccuritics were not affected at all. On the contrary, the upward te dency continued,” especially in gov- ernment bonde, with the liberty first 4548 at a new high mem- bers of the United war loan g1oup well up 1o their L and with Lnited Kingdom bonds higher than they have scld in the last woek or | more. French bonds were not as senst- tive as they had been on other occa- sions 1o the weakness in KFieneh ex- change, which wap again very pro- {nounced. Rates got down again to then J 8t of just Tuesday, but {other exChanges. including lire and sterling, were only moderately af- fected 1t is now evident that the marke: for franc exchange is beginning i take more seriousiy the statements made bv (ietman financiers that the July installment of reparations i un- {certain and that the subsequent menthly quota is much more dublous still. Money 3 Per Cent. The money market felt the efect of the distribution of liberty bond in- terest and the supply of funds avail- able at 3 per cent on call loans was more abundant. In none of the mar- kets was there any reaction to Thurs day's droppin, off in the Englis bank rate. The possibility of this forcing the hand of the federal] re- serve authorities continued to be die- {cusscd. but the action of the latter s iof far less consequence than it was last winter and spring. The though' is that the general money market anticipated long ago in its prevailing level of quotation any reductions likely to occur in official rediscount rates. Durant Motor Co. Stockholders of the Durant Motor Company will meet June 27 to yote on an increase in capital to two 1 lion shares of no par value, common stock. The present authorized cap:- tal is one million shares, of which about seven hundred thousand are outstanding. The three hundred thou- sand shares of unissued stock is being held for conversion of stock of Du- rant Motors' subsidiaries into the shares of the parent company. Issue {of the new stock is being asked to provide means for possible future ex- pansion. Sharp Individual Declines. The market for many of the recent speciulty favorites proved extremely narrow when the selling movement struck it. Specialists in these stocks had very few standing orders on their i books, for pool support had. for the { moment, been withdrawn. the mana- gers of these speculative syndicates !figuring that the situation had to be cleaned up and that there was no use taking stocks off the hands of the pub- lic at any higher prices than was necessary. What happened was that selling orders put in for execution “at the market” along with stop orders. were bunched together and taken over at sharp concessions. Steel Stocks. At today’s low Midvale Steel was off nearly fifteen points from its high a_month ago, when Wall Street was 1 obsessed by tha merger cr was one of the few stocks of wh it could be said that it had lost near] three-quarters of the entire advanc {since last August People cl | Midvale affairs said when the s was_around 45 and the street {talking 6¢ that whatever tion it went into the shares would not be worth over 40. But below 31 {where they sold today, such overvalu ation as there had been was certain’s wiped out with a vengeance. In no other member of the steel group wis there anything like such a decline Sugar stocks went down with the rest of the market. but their declin: {could not be attributed to conditions in the sugar trade. Cuban-America Sugar_and Punta Allegre Sugar are regarded as peculiarly fortunate g0 far as their revenues from this year's crop are concerned. NEW ISSUE POPULAR. One-Year Treasury Certificates $200,000,000 Oversubscribed. There has been oversubseriptio $200,000.000 of the latest Tr loffering of one-yvear Tre tificates, dated June 15, announced today by Secretar Who stated books were closed at noo vesterday. with preliminary repor:= indicating that total sub: ptions aggregated about $450,000,000. All the federal reserve districts had reportcd oversubscriptions of their quota Books for the exchange offering «f 43 Treasury notes, to mature Decen ber 15, 1 will be kept open unt the close of business on Thursda June 22, it was announced. with thr expectation that a large number of {the holders of 43 per cent victor notes will exchange them for 1the longer term three-and-a-half-y security. There are more than 600, holders of the victory notes, it w said. and exchanges already made ha aggregated more than $200,000,000. PICKS BERRIES WITH MITTS. WINSTED, Conn., June 16—T mercury here this week dropped 1 42 degrees above zero, and Mrs J. S | Buswell, living in Upland road, wors a winter coat when she went to pirk ripe strawberries in her garden. Her fingers became so cold she had to pu’ on mittens to continue her berr: picking. A baby robin was blown of its nest at Highland Lake. Not br ing protected by a coat of feathers the bird perished from cold. Furnace fires were rebullt in some instances GERMAN TOYS DOMINATE. NEW YQRK. June 16.—Customs re- ceipts are about holding their own nor will there be much change until Congress passes the new tarlf bill Most of imports here are free of duly and about the only collections of con- sequence just now are those recaived from importers of German toys, wh::n continue to arrive in quantities daily While duty on these is 70 per rei! the fact that the value is based v that of the depreciated mark. the amount collected does not figure ly in the receipts. Surprise pressed at the large cargoes of wo pulp which are brought here alm sl dally. This importation is free [ duty, as are also iron and magan.se ore and banan; which constitute t! dulk of consignments, |