Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1922, Page 20

!{NANCIAL. PAINTING - | stays and looks good. Free Estimate—Our expert -ul call. R. K. Ferguson, s Painting Dept. PERPETUAL BUILDING | ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 8 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity. Assets More Than $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N. JAMES BERRY. JOSHUA W. CARR, OFFICE Eil’z4.(ll? f?ihtz_lfiilrzt)rzcié Building 911 15th St. N.W. Washington's Newest Office Building President Secretary ! i Harry Wardman 1430 K ST. N.W. Main 4190 Gram, Produce E.n—mrluly fresh, ulpoul. qan- dled| per dosen, 25a36: average re- ceipts, 24; southern, 34. Live poultry—Roosters, per 1b., 15; turkeys, per 1b., 35a30; spring chick- ens, per Ib., 32a40; keats, young. oub.. 60; fowls, 26, Dressed poultry — Fresh killed spring chickens, per 1b., 40a45; hens, per 1b., 26; roostess, per.lb., 16; tur- keys, per 1b., 35a40; keats, -youns, each, 60. A Live stock—Calves, choice, medium, 1b., 8 ; thin, Ib. mbs, choide, per ib., 13; live piga. $0ax00 each;’ live hog per -1b., 1l ! “Green fruit—Apple: | 1.504.50; per bu. baskets, nearby. § 1a2.50." California orang "Per crate, 17.50u9.00. Lemons, per box, 4.50a i Blackberries, $a25; ras $35. Peaches, 1.5023.00. Cherrl basket, 20a75. California lope: a4, new, per bbl. 1 cr-m, Soats: 1.50. Romaine lettuce, 1. per crate, 26a75. Onlo: bage, Cucumber: Eggplants, per crate, 2.50a3.50. Tomatoes, per box, nearby, 1.00a3.50 Beans, 1.00a2.50 per bbl. Peas, 6.00 28.00 per bbl. _Peppers, per crate, 50 .00. per a2.00. Kale, 75 Asparagus, dnl. 76a3.00. Spinach, per bbl., 260 ————— DAIRY MARKETS. BALTIMORE, July 12 (Special).— Live poultry—Spring chickens, 1b. a40: small to medium, 30a36; white legh 28a35; hen: 26a27; small and white leghorn a25; old roosters, 14al 0; lprlnz ducks, 24a25. Eggs—Lo; firsts, doz., lil" lo\lth!rn. . i Butter—Creamery fancy, Ib., 38a39; prints, 39a41; 36: ladles. 29a3l packed, 25a28; dairy print process butter, 33. CHICAGO, Jul; -Butter lower: creamery exti firsts, 32a34; seconds, 30a3l; standards, 3 Eggs unchanged; receipts, 13,354 23%; broilers, Poultry lower; fowl 28a37; roosters, 14%. BUILDING BECORDS BROKEN. KANSAS CITY, July 12.—Bullding permits issued In last month in this city again broke all records. Two ‘hundred and: fifty-eight permits for dwellings were issued during the months, as against ninety-four in the correspanding perlod of 1921, Total for of structure is 334 as compared with 430 issued a year ago. Mlnllh‘ lcou-lak w DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONFS Emlit '," 10t nl P_- Open for Inspection 7 Rooms, Double 4 Unusually Large Bedrooms 1307 to 1315 Randolph St. N.W Lots 26xl38 ft. deep to paved alley. Ample room for garage. The location and construction of these homes were thoroughly gone over by the builder—to make these the most attractive homes built, supervising the construction and ma- terials used in these houses—and as an investment and home purchase has given the very best—and inspection is invited. Terms can be arranged Open and lighted daily and. Sunday. Rep- resentative on premises. M. J. Keane Phone Main 4074 Take Capital Traction 14th St. Cars Sleeping Porches Owner and Builder 625 Colorado Building or Columbia 2479 EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL. "Spanish School of Washington Profs. from Spain. 131517 F n.w. M. 5685. e ACCOUNTANCY Offers exceptional epportunities w ambitious men and womes. BEGISTER HOW FOR Day and Evening PACE INSTITUTE 716 G ST. N.W.. Corner $ts and G Sta COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF DRAFTING Roy C. Claflin, Pres. 14th & T Sts. Phone N. 272 Rearn Draiting and enter this profession of good pay and congenial work. e AY OR NIGHT SESSIONS INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTIONS COURSE IN 3 TO 9 MONTHS Full Information on Request Get Latest Catalogue ENROL! L THIS WEEK Washington’s largest and best equi The policy of providing the best tea equipment have conmbmed STEWARD SCHOO! LEARN Spanish; practical or thorough course; private I Dest re Prof. “Andrew Vergara, gen. del. Washington. Ta_an BRIVATE TOTORING o I ¥ iR Make-up and advance mmuo- for high sehool by experienced o St B A 1418 83rd SPECIAL SUMMER COURSE Beginning this week. Day and might schools. All brauches of mathematics, languages, scl- ences, history, ete. tes_admit to uni- remifies. THE nvxvn-m PREPARATORY CHOOL, L. Adolph Ritha 'rin., . cor. 12th and l ll.'. 2080. * SPANISHTRENCH TRANSLATIONS; PRI il lemons. Prof. M. MAYA, 2168 K st. nw. Moderate rates. rincfin 8PA cultared s Instracts Joup pnv-my fa bis cool. elegant studio. = Phoas Main e o | Ply on hand ample for trade. and, GHAIN 'AND- Plfl'ulm -BALTIMORE, ; July l' (Mll.l) P-u oes—New, bal 0a1.75; cull: l. 20a; !Im°- be corn, dozen, et, 40845, 5a50; onlons, Bermudas. 522.50; spring onlon: '89' 100, 1.0 bushel, 3.00a%. .ppar-. L6100 rhubarb, 100, 008 ash, hasket, 25a36; tomatoes, skt La0azas: green, (L50a2.50. Apples—Ear] 2.50; bushel qu-rt. 10a15; 2.1 $0a1.16; cherries et, rrants, qnnt.lsn goose- huckleberries, crate, 1.25a2.5 crat 0085.50 phmu. spberries, quart, 15220; each, 15a40, at 1 0'Clock. Wheat—No. 1 red winter, spot, no quotations; No. 2 red winter, spot, 1.25%; No. 2 red winter, garlick: no bid; No. 2 Ted winter, garlicky, spot, new, 1.19 per bushel; July wheat, new, 1.17 per bushel; August , no s—Bag lots emnt 12a40; cucumber: Lettuce, bai hulhel 1.25a1 1.258 blnckber‘rhl. of new, nearby, by slmple at 80, 90, 92, 1.00, 1.03, 1.05, 1.07,1.08 and 1.10 per buahel. Cargoes on grade of Nes 2 red, winter, gar- licky, at 118 per bushel; No. 3. 1.1¢ per bushel; N 1.10 per’ bushei; No. 5, 1.05 per Tushel. Corn—Cob carn, old, quoted 3.50 per barrel; contract corn, spot, 78%: No. 2 corn, spot, 74%; track corn, yellow, No. 2 or better, 78279 per bushel; No. 4 corn, spot, 71% per bushs Sales—None. Oata—Whits, bushed; N Rye—N rhy. bag lots, 75a80 per bushel; No. 2 western export, spot, 95%; No. 3, no quotation. Hay—Receipts, none; range is 17.00 to 21.00 for fair to good quality timo- thy and mixed hay; market firm; sup- Straw—No. 1 tangled rye, 15.00; No. 1 wheat, 11.50a12.00; No. 1 nominal, 12.00a13.00. CHICAGO, July 12.—Apprehension over continued rains delaying harvest led to fresh upturns in the price of wheat today during the early transactions. At first, however. the market was bearishly affected by talk of a better outlook for settlement of the railroad strike. The subses quent rallies derived some of their fmpetus from reports of some dam- age by black rust in Minnesota. The opening, which varled from un- changed figures to % lower, with Sep- tember 1.14 to 1.14% and December 1.15% to 1.16, was followed by a rise around to above yesterday's finish. Corn and oats displayed independ- ent firmness owing to gossip that exporters were after corn.. Initial prices for corn, ranging from 3 de- cline to 3 advance, with support at 64% to 64%. were soon succeeded by moderate general gains. Oats started 14 to % off, September 37% to 37%, and later scored up- turns. Higher quotations on hogs gave a 1ift in provision values. Potatoes—Slightly weaker; ceipts, 53 carloads; total United States shipments, 813; eastern shore Virginia cobblers, . 4 50a4.65; Kansas sacked early Ohio. 2.19a2.25; Kansas cobbler, 2.50a2.60; Norfolk, North Carolina cobblers, 4.00a4.25. Seemingly increased prospect of a rail strike settlement did a good deal to turn wheat. downward in price today throughout the last half of the board of trade session. Profit-taking sales and | |slowness of export demand were col tributing bearish factors. The close wi unsettled. % to 1% net lower, with Sep. \13% and December Later the corn market receded when | wheat prices underwent a material sag. Corn closed weak, % to % net lower, with September at 64. Open. High. Tis% 117 14 1.15! 137 1. Llfi* 2y 85! kS e Low. 114 1121 115 ruu--. K Diuincu:ve Styles in Monogram and Summer Stationery BREW®D Julius Lansburgh, President and Manafger ‘ Lansburgh Decorating Company| 1756 M Street Next to Commecticut Ave. Announces that he has taken on 22 addi- tional workers in his shade shop to handle the extra busi- ness in that department. All orders taken now for in- terior decorations this fall will be executed at reduced prices. Smmer Cune for Tendlen 'rolwlm Went 1104-W. commcrcit! udmol. nd most modern ta -the nnu: . growth of Situated on one of Wulun’wnl mou( molmnenl hmmtn corners it is accessible to all car lines. The following standardized courses are offered throughout- the entire year. LAFLlN Remembcr Our New dress e o lov .u- Occultsts’ Rx ClaflinOptical Co. o1t1.3 2tie. —of Painting, Paperhang- and Decorating think of Taylor. X Estimates made on request. HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. PAPEREANGING AND PAINTING § 2333 18th St. N.W. Tel. Col. 1077 UNITED STATES WAR louln- High, Close. wim 1w 10038 10080 9935 909 1003410048 10030 10012 10014 10016 utn}ymufinu:-n uml 24 4% 192743.... 100 14 24 43 1028 10018 Liberty 4th 4%u 1923.38. 10043 10034 10034" Vietary 4%s1922-23. ... 10060 10050 10080 FOREIGN GOVERNMENT, STATE - AND MUNIODPAI.‘ Argentine 7. Belgium Belgium Belgium Berne 3s. ] Bolivia8swi. Bordeaux 8s 19 Chile 88 1926 Chile 8s 1941 Chile 88 1946 Chinene Govt Ry Gs. } Copenhagen 5% | Czechoslovakia 8s..... %% Denmark s Denmark 8s | Dutch East Ind {Dutch E13 (% French Govt 8s. . French Govt T3 Mexlco 5s la | Netherlands 6 Rio de Janelro 8s. Rio de Janeiro 8s rcts. . | Sao Paulo, State of, §: | Seine, Dept of, 7 Solssons 6; Sweden 6s Swiss Confed s f 8 Utd Kingdom 5% Utd Kingdom 5% Utd Kingdom 5% Zurich 8s. MIlctLLANIoUI. Ajax Rubber 8s. 100% Am Agri Chem 7'/.! Am Smelting 1st 5s. Am Sugar Ref 6s. Am Tel & Tel cl tr6s... Am Tel & Telcl tr4s. .. Am Tel & Tél cv 6s. Am Writing Paper ! Anton Jurgens cv 65w | Armour & Co 4%s Atlantic Fruit 7s Atlantic Refinin Atlantic Refining 6% Atlas Powder Th%s Barnsdalls f8s A Barnsdailsf 8s B. Bell Tel Pa 7s Bethlehem Steel s Can Gen Elec deb 6: Central Leather 58 Chile Copper Chile Coppe Columbia Gas Con C« Con Cuba Cane S cv del Du F'ont de Nem 7* Duquesne Light Empire Gas & E\ul % Fisk Rubber 8s. Framerican I D 7%s. Goodrich Co, BF. Goodyear Tire §s°31. . Goodyear Tire 1 Holland American s { 6: Humble O& R5%swi. Indiana Steeu1s’, bs ' % | C B & Q1st ret { Chicago Bwy' b8 v, BkIRT 7821 - |Bkiyn R T 7i'2 Canadian Northe: Canadian North 6% adl Pac deb | €entral Pacific ¢ '| Ches & Ohio cv bs. Ches & Ohiocvy 4% *§3330 25 ipenal’ PR 1 it 8 a §u3 Chil & East 111 83 Chlcl‘o & Altcn 3 Chi& N 5 ;:?as;!s; i Steel Fdy. Bteel Fdy pf.. (3 Chi Union Station 6%s Chi & Wo'gnd con 48 “‘. . _:'E SeaE) 2 PREEEEL) Wkl 7% pf. zaggzeagagSaneinzguiiegnye isi:;s_"“is ., Cleveland Term 5%s w 103% Colo NSouthern ref 4%s... 8% Cuba R R 1stref 7%s. .. mh AssoDry Amsoclated Oll..... Atchls g H 4y [Atinata Bir & & Atlantic Frult Co.. 2% 51 | Atiantic Gult pf. Austin Nichols. Hudson & Man ref 11l Central ref 1l Central 53 Inter Rapid Transit b Int & Gt Noradj és wi, . Inter-Met 4 % ctfu. Towa Central ref 4 Beth Steel (B).... 1% 11% | Beth Steel 7% pf. . 45% 4% | Booth Fisheries. % 8% | Brit Em Stl 2d pf. [ % | Bklyn Edison 4% %% Byiyn Rapid Trn.. H Bhiyn Uston Gas. . 109% n Union Gas, . 109% 108% K8% | Brown Shoe . A% &7 8 | Burns Bros (A) 8L 9 | Burns Bros (B) “. - Butte Copper. 4% 4% | Butte & Superior. 9% ‘m Butterick. .., e3=50383 8% 8% | Case Plow Works €3% @ | Central Leather. T1% . 71% | Central Leath pt. .. 'nu 106% 105% : Cerro de Pasco. 1(6% | Chandler Motor. 4% { Ches & Olio. 22 ¥ ‘8 |Chi& E1ll pf (n) 81 81% ! Chi Great Westrn. New Or Terminal 1% 7% | Chi Great W pf. Norfolk & West con Norfoik & West cv s32%,3285 pr.. CStPM&EOP! Chile Copper. 1€ CC&StLoul CCC&StLpL. Ore Bhort L ref Ore 8hort L con 5 Ore-Wash 1st ref Portland Ry L P 1st 5s. Reading gen 4s. RIATk&L4%s. % SILIIQBRLGII Kelly-Springfield 8s. Lackawanna Steel Liggett & Myers 7a. Marland Oil temp 7% Marland Oil 8s war. . Mexican Petroleum 8s... North Amer Edison Northwest Bell Tel 7s. Sinclair Ol 7% Sinclair Oil 7 Sou Porto Rico Sug 1 l Stand Oil Calif 7s. Unton Bag & Paper 6s. ‘Union Tank Car 7s. 07 107 » - » 0% 2% 102% 102% MONTREAL, July 12—It is an- nounced by Durant Motor of Canala that since March 1 the Canadian nnnl has produced more than 2,900 c Enlargement of this plant will be started at once. ' This will give the | company 400,000 square teet of floor space, or five times ‘the present amount. It is expected that 18,000 be produced in these build- ings T et year—10,000 for export and 8,000 for the domestic rket. IAn soon as the plant is completed all export orders-will be handled by the Canadian company. NO TROUBLE—NO WORRY {3 Only competent men are employed —papering — painting —etc, Prices. most reasonable. RNELI.. VIAU. PAPER (0. 9% | St L & S F inc 6 SLL&SFprinds BtL&SFprinbs. Crucible Steel. Cuban-Am Sugar. . Cuba Cane Sugar. Cuba Cane Spf... Davidson Chem. De Beers.. Del Lack & Watn.. mh Dome Mines. Dupont (E. L). Dupont debenture. Eastman Kodak. Electric Stor Bat. Elk Horn Coal. . Endicott-Johnsen. . Enmcou-.vohn pf. 1 16% % LT ERT gaiuse HLH tglls t!lls Erle 2d pf. Fairbanks Co Famous Players. Famous Players pf. %% Fisher BofOpf.. 8% 15% NOTORSLEADING = ON CURB MARKET NEW YORK, July = 13.—Motor Goodrich pf Great Northern Dl l)% Great Nor Ore. Gulf States Steel, Gulf States 1st pf. Harbishaw Cabl Hendee Mfg. Houston Oil. ... Hudson Motors | Hupp Motors. Hydraulic Steel curb exchange trading, today. Daniels Motors was one of the leaders ad- vancing over a point at one time on active buying. There was & better demand for Moon Motors influenced by the statement that the company is now turning out 1,000 cars a month and has orders ahead for 4,000 cars. Estimates are that earnings for the second half year will -amount to $500,000 as against $250,000 in the|1linois Centeal.....108% first six months. 1L Central pra. . 100% Applications to list Moon Motors ;Indiahoma.. has been made to the stotk exchange. | [ndian Reflning . Mexicam Seabeard. Mexican Seaboard stocks were help- ed by the formal announcement that they would come on the big board Thursday. At the same time, more statements of a reassurin Officials were quoted ying that earnings at the pres ate of m‘uflnellon ‘would excee: $2,000,000 & month. There was héavy covering on thl vly up from Interborough w. 1. .% Intl Combustion E. 2% {Intl Harvester. 1 Intl Mer Marin Intl Mer Marine pf. ;:;u =% Kansas & Gulf Cb. . C’b Oll group. Amonig the Mmiependeént Kayser ”""'x’ s olls, there were few featyres. Dubilier Radlo was. adtive around 9 and there was considerably mote in- | Ke! terest taken in Public uorvkn aof New Jersey. 8 per cent rznnrml - stock, ‘which -moved upwas The: new To- bacco Products A stock was bid up above 80 again. In the bond market, Nfir Hnnn s ‘were active between 87 T! el Ineld-nt ln the rest Laclede Gas. Lake Erie & W 2% Lake Erle & Wpt.. &% Leo Tire & Rubber. Mack’ Mallinson & Mallinson & C Manati Su :as;i: Efgiy BOSTON, “July wool markef contimusd to follow: the Tyt, Into < . §asyyess pafERgEgFegysingsiasyracatage g -3 *F ; gagasey :gssu,-éau;i: <8 & 538523 §3%53synacagnge.y FTH L L ‘6% | BtL & San Fropf.. Pan-Am Pete (B) . Pennsylvanis. .. Penn Seabd Stee! People’s Gas... . Peoria & Eastern. . Pere Marquette. ... Pere Mrq prior pf. Pere Marg. Prerséd Stl Car pf. Producers & Ref. .. Public Servof NJ. Pullman Co. Punta Alegre Pure Oil. ... Reading. Reading 18t pf.. Remington Typr. .. Replogle Steel. Rep Iron & Steel. St Louls Southwn. . 20% 8t Louis Sown pf... & Santa Cecllia lunr 4% .. 1% Seaboard A L pf. Sears Roebuck Seneca Copper. Sinclair Oil. . Sloss-Sheffield.. Southern Pacific. ... Southern Railway. Southern Ry pf. ... Spicer Mg Co. . Stand Oil of Calif, Stand Oilof NJ... 18¢% Stand Oll of N J pf. 116% . 53% PR5saayEanaFac ey Reesngngnyy yalzanganvnaggtgngaguge.tezagy, 25F5; 2igfasey- gl !fi!!!ifi § ‘Temtor Corn (A).. 2 Texas Gulf Suiphur %% Texas & Pacific. 295 Texas & P C & Of ‘Third Avenue. Tide Water Oil Tobaoco Prod. ‘Vanadium Corp. Va-Car Chemical. Va-Car Chem pf.. W.bb.r & Heilbrn wogyvgengzsgey sage £E5552858538050505 wag0 sitangugu nannefy suRzktngec. L Hase White Eagle Oil.. ‘White Motor. ‘White Oll. . Wickwire Spencer. . Willys-Overland. Worthington (B). 7% ‘Wright Aero...... 84 Call Money..... HOURLY SALES O Tk T ! e A i L FEALES ELLERT TR PR PR RRLF L LEERER LU L TR gegrgaenay '§§§“'225’!:';&%'!!i'!‘-!i&i!!a L ;’§53!='§!:!§‘ pesussf L o T fsssins BRI gg% it e = g £ :! 14 * ay=y glssyeguengy sgjs w ga¥3iuguas. 382085885500y $¥535202958%%5550s soye pERegauny pesyeln salginugas. 5, 00008 RRyangonnduag,0ey 3 —_—*——“——_:—*—“f“—“—“—"_*“—?;g—;‘““ i R g i }i Skl g sl Fh g 3 ] & L FEge=acpeusagsuny oye #ifanange yage H o F& ] £ o] H 0 TR EEEiLiE Aol indansiid et I8 # N Y, Carb A (Quotations furnished by the M}l Press INDUSTRIALS. !F“;f susisslslasiliifigiisz ;rgggggggi B2 tone Tire fbeon Howell 10 Oilette St [ n-ll?l‘lnl ptd. STANDARD OILS. 1100 AngloAmer Of} Aetna 1809 Alean Ol 000 Allled i Ameriean Foel il 900 Turman Ofl. 10100 Wilcox Ofl.. $33 i2is i w2821 19223 Sw2an3iR2 Ea 3334 EYR P 3 Pl E SRE T EEP Py HEEL PR B3.23832 3 > H B3.23223u.2820 enN-me s a CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. / CHICAGO, July 12 (United State: bureau of agricultural economics) Cattle—Receipts, 10,000 head: bee eors, strong; desirable corn-fed steers and yearlings, 10 to 15 higher: top long vearlings, 10.50: bulk beef steers, 10. S. otll. classes, gen- and erally steady: Idfm trong to -na- hl‘her hmch- or she stock I 0a7. tly, 3 00a3. 55. bologna bulls, heavy bolognas around 5.36a5.40; early sales veal calves, 9.50810.00; few choice handyweight calves,: to city butchers and shippers. 10.60a10. Hogs—Receipts, 20,000 head opened high later stron 1 hlncr on better grade: big packers doing little early: bull 5all. u. pigs, strong, T