Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1922, Page 16

16 DEPOSITS IN BANKS OF U. S. OVER $76,500,000,000 Statement by Financiers Shows Savings Less Than Was Com- puted by Government Bureau. WEW YORK, July 14—Depcsits in banks in the United States amount to slightly more than $16,500,000,000, ac- cording to a statement issued by the American Bankers' Association, based, it Is said, on an exha made by its savings This total, the assoclation said, is in conflict with the estimates recently issued by a United States government bureau, whickr places the total savings for the eountry at $27,000,§00,000 The middle tic ‘states lead the t shows, with a to- .000, which includes . certifiontes of de- vs and more and state group to- thirty postal savings tals are New E $1.453.9 and west cent A = 8 Increase in Domestic East of Rockies, 4.265.000 Barrels. NEW YORK. July 14.—Pipe line and tank farm gross domestic crude oil stocks east of the Rocky mountains 1,265,000 barrels in the ording to returns the American Petroleum increased month of June, ace compiled by Institute 625,051 June. CC to the st of the Rockies there ated decrease of 440,047 summary was an barrels a YOU SHOULD KNOW That Our Tremendous Cash FINANC LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICES. Eggs—Strictly fresh, selected, can+ dled, per dosen, 25a38; average re- ceipts, 24; southern, 23. Live poultry—Roosters, per 1b, 15; turkeys, per ib., 25a30; spring chick- ens, per Ib., 32a40; keats, young, each, 60; fowls, 26. Dressed spring chickens, per 1b., 40& per 1b.. 26; roosters, per Ib., 18 keys, per 1b, 35a40; keats, youns. each, 60. 5 Live stock—Calves, cholce, per 1b., 9; medium, 1b., 8a8%; thin, 1b., 5& Lambs, cholce, per 1b., 12; liv. :.lu‘r;u.do each;’ live hog: Green fruit—Apples, new, per bbl. 1.5024.50; mer bu. baskets, nearby, 50 a2.50, California oranges, per crat 7.5029.00. Lemons, per box, 4.50a6.00. Blackberries, 8a28; raspberries, 20a 35. Peaches, 1.5023.00. Cherries, per basket, 20a75. - California lopes, 3. £4.00. Ve):eublen—?ouwu new, per bbl., No. 1, 2.75a3.75; No. 2, 1.00a2.00. Let- tuce, ‘per crate, 50a76; New York, per 50a1.50. Romaine lettuce, 1.50. Cymblings, per crate, 25a75. Opions, 2.00a3.00. ~Cabbage, new, 50a1.00. Cucumbers, 75a ts, per crate, 2.50a3.50. s : 1.00a3:50. Peas s, 1.00a3.50 per 6.00 a8.00 per bbl. Peppers, per crate, 50 a2.00. Kale. 75a1.00. paragus, Der doz., 75a3.00. Spinach, per bbl, 2.50 23,01 —_— Mirage is sometimes seen in the arctic regions, and Capt. Seoresby, the explores, glves a most curious In- stance of this. 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Champlain St. at Kalornma Rd. « Below 1Sth St.) Telephone North 5050 A cigar “chuck" full of real qual- ity — mild — mellow tobacco. A cigar you can smoke with infinite pleasure and hand to your friend with pride. [ se= voxx BONDS s s Stock GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. . BALTIMORW, Md. July 14 (Spe- 1) barrel, 2.80a 3.00; A i a8 10a15; cantaloupes, crate, cherries, quart, 15a25; currants, pound, 16a20; gooseberries, pound, 7a8; huckleberries, quart, 20al te, 1.25a2.50; pineapple: o ; plums, quart, Sall raspberries, quart, 18a20; watermel ons, each, 15a40. Selling Prices at 1 0’Clock. ‘Wheat—No. 1 red winter, spot, no quotations; No. 2 red winter, spot, 1.26; No. 2 red winter, garlicky, old, no bid; No. 2 red winter. garilcky, spot, new, 1.16% per bushel; July wheat, spot, new, 1.18% per bushel; August wheat, 1 Sales—Bag lots of new, nearby, by sample, at 85, 90. 92, 95, 1.00, 1.02, 1.05, 1.09 and 1.10 per bushel. Corn—Cob corn, old, quoted 3.50 per contract corn, spat. 75; No. 1% ; track corn, yellow, 80; No. 4 corn, spot, No. 3, new, 46a46%. Rye—Nearby, bag lots, 80a1.00 per bushel; No. 2, western.export, spot, 94; 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 ply on hand ample for trade. Straw—No. 1 tangled rye, 15.00; No. 1 wheat, 11.50a12.00; No. 1 nominal 12.00a13.00. CHICAGO, July 14.—Predictions that damage from black rust were likely to be small led to downturns in the price of wheat today during the early transactions. Reports indicated that the weather was unfavorable for rust development. Hedging sales were a | teature. The opening. which varied from unchanged figures to % lower, with September, 1.14% to 1.15%, and December, 1.16% to 1.17, was followed by material declines all around. | Corn and oats were relatively firm. Country-get offerings of corn were small ‘and shipping demands falr. After opening unchanged to ¥%a¥ higher, September 64l%a% to 64%, the corn market held near to the initial range. Oats started unchanged to % o September, 37% to , and later sagged a little more. ~ Lower quotations on hogs weakened provisions. Potatoes—Weak; receipts, 71 cars total United States shipments, 844 eastern shore, Virginia, 4.00a 4.35; Maryland cobblers, 4.00 per bbl { Oklahoma cobblers, sacked, mostl | Kansas, sacked early Ohi ity. 1.75a2.00 cwt.; Minne sota, early Ohlos, 2.25. -— DAIRY MARKETS. BALTIMORE, Md., July 14 (Special) i—Live poultry—Spring chickens, 1 138a40; small to medium, 30a46; {1eghorns, 28a45; old hens, 26a27; and white leghorns, 22a%5; old roost- | ers, 14a16; ducks, 18a20; spring ducks, | 24a25; pigeons, pair, 30. Eggs (loss off)—Native and nearby firats, dozen, 23a24; southern, 22. Butter—Creamer. prints, 39a41; nearby creamery, 34a 46; rolls, 1b.,'25a28; a26; dairy prints, 26a28; ter, 33. CHICAGO, July 14.—Butter—Steady; creamery e 1 353 ; firsts, 32 2341 seconds, 30a31; standards, 343. Eggs — Highe receigts, 12,693 cases f 2113a22%; ordinary firsts, 20%a21: miscellaneous, 21%a 22; storage packed extras, 23%; stor- s, 232231, iafowls, 23%; broil- ers, 26a30; roosters, 14. —_— CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. CHICAGO, July 14 (United States bureau of agricultural economics).— Cattle—Receipts, 4,500 head; market uneven, practically unchanged; spots on in between grades; beef steers and she stock and other classes, : part load matured beef steers. -23; vearling heifers, 10.00; bulk beef steers, 8.8529.75; butcher cows and heifers mostly, 5.50a7.25: canners and cutters largely, 3.00a3.55; logna bulls mostly, 5.00a5.15; few 5,25 early sales veal calves to out- siders, 10.00a10.50; siders, 1 packers. bidding, Hogs—Receipts. 27,000 head: fairly active on good light ‘and light butch- ers, mostly 15a25 lower; others slow bidding sharply lower: few sales off; bulk good butchers. 10.25a10. top, 10.80; sorted load p: sows, 8.00a8.75. Pigs weak to lower; few 9.50210.00: heavy weigh 10.25a10.45; medium, 10.45a1 10.65210.80; light light, 1 sows, smooth, s, rough, 7.75a8. a10.25. Sheep—Recelpts 13,000 héad; strong to 25 higher; top native lambs, 13.85 to city bute 3.5 process but- ;_culls ten cars good Idaho ; feeder ends, 13.00a13.25; few fat handy native ewes, 8.00; bulk fat ewes, 6.50a7.50. N. Y. FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NEW YORK, July 14.—The state- ment of condition of the federal re- serve bank of New York, at the close of business July 12, show Total gold reserves, $1,108,054,365.57. Total reserves, $1,139,590,482.42. Bllls discounted, secured by gov- ernment war obligations for mem- | bers, $58,506,275.40. * All others, $15,181,835.37. Bills bought in open market, $46.- 363,299.46. Total bills on hand, $120.- 051,410.23. jofotal earning assets, $319,276.160,- '| “Uncollected items, $141,071,513.43. Due to members reéserve account, $771,550,118.31. & e Total deposits, $787,493,661.79. Federal reserve notes In actual cir- culation, $622,754,058. l}l.“foedflerlllo“l (cserves to deposits an ral notes, liabfll bined, 80.8 per cent. S SR —_— FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Belling checks—doliar valuey at noon tod: OFFICE SPACE The _Et;mqnds " ‘Building 911 15th St. N.W. . Newest m’ Biding Harry Wardman_ 1430 K ST. N.W.. AlS ; anmwwunouolm UNITED STATES WAR BONDS. Low. Liberty 2ud 4a 102742, Liberty 1ut 4140 104247, Lidberty 24 43 102742. ., 100 60 , | Liberty 8d 43 102 + 100 B0 100 Liberty 4th 4150 1933-28. 101 00 Victory 4% 102223, ... 100 64 100 FOREIGN GOVERNMENT, AND MUNIC L. 9 Canada 51 1952 Chile 85 1926. Chile 8s 1941. Chile 88 1946. Dutch East Ind 6s'47. . Dutch EIsf 65’62 French Govt 8s French Govt 7%s Japanese 4s Japanese 1st 1% Lyons 6s. Mexico bs larg Netherlands 6s Norway 8s. Porto Alegre 8s. Queensland 6s. Christiania 83, Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro 85 Suo Paulo, State of, 85 Seine, Dept of, 7s. Soissons s. Sweden 63. Utd Kingdom 548 ‘22 Utd Kingdom 514s 29 Utd Kingdom 5%s '3 Zurich 8s. MISCELLANEOUS. Am Agri Chem 7% 108% Am Cotton Oil 5s. Am Smelting 1st 5 Am Sugar Ref 65 Am Tel & Tel cl tr 53. Am Tel & Telcltr 4s... Am Tel & Tel cv 6s. Am Writing Faper 6s Aaton Jurgenscv 6s wi 0% Armour & Co 4% .. %0% Atlantic Fruit 7s. ... Atlantic Refining 6% Atlas Powder 7%3 Barnsdall s {83 A. Barnsdails{8s B Bell Tel Pa 7s . Bethlehem Steel s f 63 Can Gen Elec deb 6s Central Leather s. Cerro de Pasco 8s. . Chile Copper 63 Chile Copper 7: Columbia. Gas & Con Coal M1 1st ref 5s. Con Gas conv 75 Cuban Am Sugar 8s Cuba Cane S cv deb §s. Detroit Edison ref 6t Diamond Matca s £ 7%s. Du V'ont de Nem 7%s. Dugquesne Light 6s. Iimpire Gas & Fuel izs. Fisk Rubber 8s. Framerican I D 714 Goodrich Co, BF Goodyear Tire s 31, Goodyear Tire 83’41 Holland American s I 6s. HumbleO& R5%s wi. Indiana Steel 1s' 53 6 Inter Mer Marine 65 Inter Paper 1st5s B. Kayser (Julius) s f 7s. Keily-Springtield 8s Lackawanna Steel 5 Liggett & Myers 8. Lorillard 5s. Manati Sugar s f 7%s Marland Oil temp 7 AMarland Oil §s war. Midvale Steel 58 Montana Power 5s. ... New England Tel 5s w i. NYGELH&D5s New York Tel 4%4s. New York Tel 6s 1941 New York Tel 65 1949 North Amer Edison 6: Nor Ohio Tr & L ref 6s. Northwest Bell Tel 7s.... ackard Motor 8s Pacific Gas & El 5 Pac Tel & Tel 38 ct! Pacific Tel & Tel 5 Pan-Amer P& T 7s. Philadelphia Co ref 6s A. Producers & Ref 8 Public Service 5s. TFide Water Ol Tobacco Prod s £ 7 2 Union Bag & Paper 6s. U S Rubber 1st 58 U S Steel s f Utah Pow & Ligl Va-Car Chemical 1st va-Car Chemical 7% Va-Car Chemical 7s w 8% Warner Sugar 7 101% Western Union 6%s. 110 Westinghouse 7s. 0% Wilson & Co 1st 68 8%, Wilson & Co cv 7%;3. 102% FIRM INDICTED 13 TIMES. NEW YORK, July 14.—Thirteen in- dictments charging Edward M. Ful- ler and William F. McGee, partners in the bankrupt brokerage firm of E. M. Muller & Co., with bucketing customers' orders, were returned by a supreme court grand jury today. RIVERDALE. RIVERDALE, Md., July 14 (Special). —A meeting of the Riverdale District League of Women Voters held .ye: terday at the residence of Mrs. T. F. Pape, Garfleld avenue, was attended by a large gathering from Riverdale, Hyattsville, Berwyn and other se tio of Prince Georges county, Ta- koma Park, Washington and nearby oint P eatures of the program included whistling selections and -negro dfa- lect recitations by Mrs. Davia H. Kincheloe, wife of Representative Kincheloe of Kentucky; addresses by Mrs. H. P. Sawyer, chairman of th county leazue on ‘“The Advanta of Being a Member of the League of Wome! Shep- herd Mrs. K. J. Morris, chairman of the Hyatts- ville District League, who referred to the state-wide fair. {o be held the latter part of November and the early part of December by the league in Baltimore, and Miss Cecil Norto) secretary of the community center organization in Washington, who praised the work of the league. . UPPER MARLBORD. UPPER MARLBORO, Md, July 14 (8pecial) —H. %Jlo?bl of Alexandria, Va,, today told of' running over & huge snake while motoring Rock Point, Charles county, yester- day. He declares the 'impact broke his radius rod and burst two tires. Jacobs states the snake was as long as the road wi wide. Nicholas Orem, superintendent ccls for Prince Georges mm'y‘. er, at the L n, “and 'has g R " RAILROADS. High, § s 21 cti 1 ctts at 31 g::ld:l-n :urlh!rn an North Cln:: i josrsgagacs g§ E i Chi& NW s Chlcigo Rwysbs. .. CRI& Prefis Chi Union Station 4%s. #2% ghl Union Station 6%s. 114% StP4s1934.. &StPcv 4 CCC&StLref6sA... 100% Cleveland Term 6%s w 104 Colo Southern ref 4% % CubaRR lst bs Grand Trunk s f deb Great Northern gen 7s. Great Northern gen 6 %a. 101% 8 Il Central 534s. ... Interborough-Met 4 % Inter Rapid Transit 5s. Int & Gt Norad) 6s w i. Kan Lake Shore 48192 14 | Lake Shore 45 1931 . Louls & Nash unified 4s L&N st &ref5%s. Louls & Nash 7s Michigan Central deb 4s. Min & St L ref ext 5t MStP&SSM6% NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Recelved by Private Wire Direct to The Star Ofice . Am Car & Fdy. . Am Car & Fdy pf. . Am Chicle Co. Am Tel & Cable. Am Tel & Teleg. . Am Tobucco (B). . 139 Am Water Wk 15% Am W Wks 6% Am W Wks7% pf. | Am Woolen. L% Am Zinc & Lead Am Zinc & LA pf. . Anaconda..... Asso Dry Good Asso Dry G 2d pt. sociated Oil. Al Al Atlantic Fruit Co. Atlantic Gulf. Austin Nichol Baldwin Loco. Balto & Ohlo. Balto & Ohlo pf. Barnesdall (A) Beechnut Packing.. 32 Beth Steel (B) . Booth Fisheries British Empire Stl Bklyn Edison. Biclyn Rapid Trn Bklyn Rap Tr ctf Bklyn Union Gas. . Brown Shoe. ... Burns Bros (B) Butte Copper. Butte & Superior... 28 Caddo Oil California Pckng. California Petrol. . Callahan Zinc. Canadian Pacific. . lI;lVl 6% | Case Plow Works. Mo Pacific 6s. Mo Pacific gen 4 N Y Central deb N Y Central 7s. .. N Y Central deb 6 N Y Central ref imp 5 8% | Nor Pac-Gt Nor jt 6%s. Ore & Cal 18t 5 Ore-Wasi 1gt ret 4s. Paris-Lyonf-Med Pennsylvania gen §s. Southern Ry 1st Southern Ry gen 4 Southern Ry dev 6 /Third Ave adj 53 Tol St L& W 4 Union Paclfic cv 4; Union Pacific 1at ref 4s Union Pacific 1st 4. Virginian Ry 1st 5 Western Maryland ¢s. 3% Western Pacific 58 € 5 i Wisconsin Cent gen 1 TOTAL SALES (Par Value): 4997000 6295 000 11 809 000 13 426 000 HYATTSVILLE. HYATTSVILLE, Md, July 14 (Spe- clal).—With the primaries not so far in the offing, activity in Prince Georges county political circles is beginning to show on the surface. Believing that they have a good op- portunity to win sucgess at the polls this year, democrats of the county already are organizing. Yesterday democrats of the Suitland neighbor- hood, in Spalding's district, at a largely attended meeting formed a club, electing George J. Hess, a mem- | ber of the fouse of delegates, pre dent, and Elmer Pumphrey vice pre ident. The organization starts with a substantial membership, including quite a number of women. As ‘the result of a drive launched today. the club expects soon to have a member- ship of 100 or more. Organization of clubs in various other sections of the county is expected to follow the for- mation of the Suitland club. Charles W. Clagett, corporation counsel for Hyattsville; Mrs. Clagett and daughter, Miss Helen, and niece, Miss Margretta West, have left here for a sojourn at Ocean City, Md. City Councilman G. Sherman James has been visiting relatives at Fort Norfolk, Va. Thomas R. Brooks, sr., of Washington has been visiting rel. atives here. Cards have been received here an- nouncing the recent marriage of Miss Martha Spalding, formerly of this place, to Ensign Eugene Field Burkett, Naval Aviatlon Corps. E; sign and Burkett will reside at the air station at Pensacola, Fla., where the bridegroom is stationed. \Erection of & new church is planned by the congregation of the Hyatts- ville Methodist Episcopal Church South on the church’s property at Marijon street and Maryland avenue. The present dhurch on Loc is one of the oldest in this section. In aid of the fund for building the new church the congregation will hold its annual lawn fete Kriday and Saturday evenings at Marion street and ryland avenue. Music by the Boy Scout Band will be a feature. | Dr. Charles A. Wells, prominent banker of Prince .Georges county, will arrive at his home here tomor- row from a wisit to Salt Lake City, Utah, and other western points. Mias 'nelun T. : ‘Btr-n.laanmm returned rom & visit. w. en: Market, Md. ° Y lotiew BROKERAGE FIRM QUITS.. Nast & Co. of Chicago Reported Central Leather. Central Leath pf. Cerro de Pasco. Chandler Motor. Ches & Ohio Chi& Aiton. . C&EIl (new). Chi & E Il pf (n). Chi Great Westrn. . Chi Great W pf. Chi Mil & St ¥ {Chi Mil & St P pf. Chi & Northwn. Chi R1 & Pacific. ChiRI%& P 6% pf.. Sl'a ChiRI& P 7% pf.. i Chile Copper . Chino Copper-. CCC & St Louis. Comp Tabulator ConsGasof N Y Cons Textilé Cont Can. Corn Products. Cosden & Co. Cosden pf. Crucible Steel. Cuban-Am Sugar.. 3% Cuba Cane Sugar. 15% Cuba Cane S pf 8 Davidson Chem Dupont debenture.. 82 Eastman Kodak.. 7' Electric Stor Bat. 4% Endicott-Johnson Erie 2d pf. Famous Players { Fisher Bof Opf... §% | Fisk Rubber 1% { Freeport Texa: 278 { Gen Am Tank pf. Gen Asphalt Gen Asphal’ Gen Baking pfd. Gen Cigar. Gen Electric {Gen Motors. 1Gen Mot 6% deb Gen Mot 7% deb | Goodrich . | Great Northern pf. { Great Nor Ore. | Greene-Cananea. { Guif Mo & Nor pf. Gulf States Steel. Hartman Corp. . Houston Oil. . | Hudson Motors Hupp Motors. Hydraulic Steel 11l Central pfd. | Inspiration. ... Interboro Metro Interboro Met pf. {Intl Agri Chemical. St { Intl Combustion E. 23% {Int & Gr No Ry.. 23% Intl Harvester 9% Intl Mer Marine... 18% Int] Mer Marine pf. 72 Intl Nickel 1% Intl Paper. Invincible Oil. | ron Prodpets {1sland Ol Jewel Tea | Jones Tea. | Kansas City Sou. Kansas C Sou pf Kansas & Gulf Co Kayser (Julius) Kayser (J) pf. | Kelly-Spring Tire Kelsey Wheel. Kennecott. . Keyttone Tire Laclede Gas. ... Lehign Valley. ...y, 6 Liggett & Myera pf 11744 Lima Locomotive. . 106 Loews Inc Wh Lorillard. Louis & Nasitville Mack Truck. Mack Truck Ist. Mallinson & Co. | Manhattan Elev Market St prior Marland Oil j Martin-Parry. Marlin-Rockwell. Mathisan AlkHL. Maxwell (B). May Dept Stores. Mclntyre Porcu. Minn & StL (n). StPESSM. NEW YORK. July 14—Failure of{Natl Cloak the stock broker: firm Co. of Chi n,w‘n‘:m ol)l_m: 'the floor of toda NewOrTex& M... of N Central CFPORTILH LR 3353 syelgsagnega.genarat 008y #udyyy ogrevgarggal 3593°5035%) nyspgangesa upenrysaauges upgaey gasaeyangsl] E L FELELED 3 i fsuati stisiabyEtshaitnnt saffel Seiustanciss ‘et 5 P = I %2 2 > R O R HE g{iér H 4 g 7 ap g % ;_ % 5 3i;:a;s,a'ss;-ae;»ea. 3 ‘=§'-’;§'ssz;;u Remington Typr. Replogle Steel. Rep Iron & Steel. Rep Iron & Stipf... Rep Motor Tru Reynolds Spring: Reynolds (B). Royal Dutch. St Joseph Lead. .. St L & San Fran. % St Louis Southwn. . 20% Seaboard Air Line. 7h Seaboard A L pf. 12% Sears Roebuck. .... 71 Seneca Copper..... 12% Sinclalr Oil........ 31% Southern Pacific... 90 Southern Rallway. Southern Ry pi Spicer Mtg Co. Stand Ol of Calif. Stand Oilof N J... 180% Stand Ol of N J pf. 116% Sterling Prod..... 6% Stewart-Warner. Studebaker. . Submarine Boat. Superior Oll. . ‘Temtor Corn (A) Tenn Copper. ‘Texas Company % Texas Gulf Bulphur 46% Texas & Pacific.... 20% Texas& PC&Oll.. 26% Third Avenue..... 21% Tobacco Prod A... 80 ‘Tobacco Prod. . £33 ‘l §38 H u% 5% 8 F Yunt $883 Trans Contl Oil ‘Transue & Willms. 38% Twin City R Tran. 2% Union Bag & Papr 62% Union Oil 21 CUnion Pa . Union Pacific pf... 75! United Alloy Steel. sggegguysgas. aqErpiERgarsngagaguc seesnansndsEy avelnsangagagsasnnasaguzss v "3 BEETRIRLENGE- 20 & & United Retail Strs. U S Cast Ir Pipe. U S Express. U S Food Prod. U S Hoffman. $858a0gsRay e Utah Copper.. inadium Corp. ... Va-Car Chemical. Vivadou Wabash. . ‘Wabashpf (A).... 31% Webber & Heilbrn Western Elec pfd. 100 Westérn Md Western Md 24 Western Pacific Western Pacpf... 8 Western Union. ... 108% ‘Westhse Alr Brke.. 92 ss 283 3 HLUTRT Wheeling & L E pf. ‘White Motor. White Oil. ‘Wickwire Spencer. . ‘Wilson Company... 42 Willys-Overland... 8% Willys-Overland pf. 4% Worthington Pmp. 50 Worthington pf (A) 9% Worthington (B). 78 ‘Wright Aero. ... Call Money. «+|COTTON GROWS NERVOUS OVER LABOR SITUATION NEW YORK, July 14.—Cotton fu- tures opened steady; July, 22.45; Oc- tober, 22.50; December, 22.42; January, favorable conditions and nervousness over the railroad labor situation. First prices were easy at a decline of 15 to 19 points, and active months sold 19 to 25 points mnet lower, with October easing off to 22.46 and December to 22.38 under realising by recent buyers and southern selling. There was some further Wall st buying on reports of unsettied and showery weather in the south, but except for boll weevil complaints crop advices were generally favorable. NEW ORLEANS, July 14.—The cot- ton market opened steady; July, 22.50; October, 22.13; December, 21.87; Janu- uary, 21.75; March, 21.57. Reports of considerable cotton belng ginned in the earliest counties o Texas and a poor Liverpool market put cotton lower on the opening today and before the session was very oid prices were 27 to 28 points down, Oc- tober standing at 21.93. The census bureau figures of 507,869 bales as the American consumption during June were larger than expected and caused enough buying to put prices 10 to 13 Doints up from the lowes LIVERPOOL, July 14.—Cotton—Spot quiet; prices steady; good middling, 14.00; fully middling, 13.80; middling, 1 low middling, 13.20; good or- dinary, 12.35; ordinary, 11.85. Sales, 5,000 bales, inciuding 3,000 Ame! " receipts, 22,000 bales, including 16,000 American. Futures closed quiet; July, 13. October, 12.76; r, 12.63 January, 12.4 12.16. WOOL MARKET DULL. Boston Reports Prices My. Buying Is Limited. STON, July 14.—The Commergial '} BO! Bulletin tomorrow will say: “The wool market continues dull for most part, but prices hold steady as a rule, on account of the difficulty of replacement at any lower ces. ‘The trade aiting the opening fo light-weight goods by the American Woolen Company next Mon the west continues in | Busl hawsheen 7 10 b & Cie Bs. < B 3 o NY1s i 100 H 1 1 S o Bun Oil 7 ik o s 108 o e lo2y 102 o il Prod 8 ..... 1 ¢ 3 Valvorine 7s ...l 9 98 2 Western Eleciric 10 Winchester 748 ... 2" t FOREIGN BONDS. B6:..l 13 King Serbs = 1y i t Pe. © . com. o4 ol . 15 30 Dallas P &L pi.. 1 3 bosssoidh u- i e L 1 Au . 7 Korer Profucts. 81" : A 1o (Quotations furnished by the Associated Press, INDUSTRIALS. sEayssiinaannes HATEEGE §289 IooreodiEniian RECEE AT R ¥ it ] R L& : TR R B S R L I STANDARD OILS. etna Con Ol uck o> :n Pir . e v 13t etno Con O1l lean 011 o> 1000 Keystone Ranger. 700 Liv P 2000 Noble Of . RE 200 N Amer Oil & Ref 5500 Omar Ol ........ 100 Penn Mex Fuel. Pennok 0il 10000 Bkelly Ol . 3000 Bonthwest Ofl. .. .. 1000 Bouthern Pet & Ref .15 800 Southera States Con Bpencer Pet Corp. €200 Texon Oil & Land 300 Tidal Osage nou-vi. 2.9 Turman Oil .... 3800 Wilcox Oil 2000 “Y" Ol & 500 Alaska-Brit Col Met 11000 Amer Com M & M . 0 National Acme Ti4s TN H A;;‘;n'.’g: Philiips Pet H s Pt Tizs w w -1 otor Multins Body pf. Penp. Trafic . 8t Lawrence Fiour s OO T Aug. Aug. 1 July 20 July 31 H | —_— 5 DRY GOODS LESS ACTIVE. ' . NEW YORK, July 14 (Special). There were a number of good. sjzed inquiries in the cotton goods market }uny but trading was not particids. active. Prices were well mzin» lt::::’;d in most ‘constructions, ‘&~ though there still was a tendency to shade quotations in the standard {m:g, cloths by second hands. Thesé ton- cessions, however, were small. Sheat- ings were steady and indications potnt 10 & better volume of business next. week. Con: nder;bl:. b“\‘umn‘-e ‘.7-—- oths an ing don= in shade “"'“‘“‘I‘f"' The silk mgrket was dull and with-, of any marked firmness, o demand from