Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1922, Page 11

- THE KVENING !STAR, WASHINGION, D. O, SATURDAY, JULY g2, 1922. ‘DVAM |ATTENTION, CORPORATIONS BTG FA"_”RE flF RYAN IF YOU REQUIRE $100,- Recelved by Private Wire Direct to The Star Officey 000 OR MORE IN THE EX- FINANCIAL. BERIYISSUES fin 'FINANCIAL. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office Ion new Yorx BNDS srocx V{O Offer for Investment i i ' : : I Real Estate Notes | . Tow. Close, Opsa. High." UNITED STATES g‘m BONDS. | RAILROADS. SH[] K Tfl .I'RE ggNSION OF YOUR COR- OF reepontble makers sccured by 1at 1o 14 6% 60% Santa Cecllla Sugar 3% 8% 3% - High. Low. 3 Droperty. 1ELD ‘0% e Tk 10k e W Liberty 3%s, 108247..... 1009 10090 10090 | Atchison gen 4s RATION, AND WANT IT|| S5 % WA W ™" ™ Desty ;:t:‘!‘(;g,ua. lo1e0 loils 10160 QUICKLY, COMMUNICATE PROMPT PAYMENT OF INTEREST 68% 68! 12 1% 43... 10090 10074 100 e = £ o e k1 E:"-:::'n“‘ il et e ot = ; WITH US AT ONCE. STATE OUARANTEED, « | Allis Caalmers. [ 5 2% 1% 4%s 1033.33. 10160 10130 X n of Veteran lrader and|KIN. F B Bank Beth Md Banks Are Free Buyers, Hav- | Alis Caaimers. @ & @ |simciroi ol mK K Tictory s om ... 10034 1008 10082 [Balto & Ohlo ov 434 FUL?. I?ARTIl(J:SI;Irngg AND of esda, . ‘Am Brake Shoe. ... 6% 6 Sloss-Shemmeld pt. 0 o ref s illionai : . ing Much Surplus Money. |Amcans % G % WAlBoPortensor i w W FOREIGN GOVERNMENT, STATE Millionaire Heavy U ‘Am Druggist 5 5% 5% 6% |Southern Pacific... %0 90 90 AND MUNICIPAL. Y Address Box 251-S., Star Office m" BOHD I’RICB [ Fourth 4 1-4s Favored Am Hide & Lthr pf. 0% 0% 70%|Southern Rallway.. %5 25 2% e, Ouces: Bankrupt v e Joss 3 . “ 10K 10K 0K fSouthern Ry pt.... ol % 504 w . For $100 Bonds Todav v wh 90 Spicer Mtg Co. 1 19 . — t 2 z: IR 80} NEEMENG @% 6 6 |StandOll ot Cuilt. 19" 1" 100 106% 196% | Central of Georgla 65. . 100% NEWSTORS S Tuya 3% W'I“ kg The chances are that liberty bonds 54 6 64 |StandONOfNJ...18 18 1% 100% 100% | Central Pacific 48 suffered one of its periodfeal shocks will continue to advhnce, provided |Am Locomotive....115% 116% 15 15 |Stand Ofl of NI pt. 1T 17K 117 8% 8% Ches & Ohlo cv yesteraay when AllaniA.| Hya,(son the present easy money conditions|Am Loco pf.......UT% T 17% L7T4| Sterling Prod. 0 5 96 1005 | Shes & Ohto ev of the veteran trader and millionaire, = prevail AmSafety Rasor.. o gk Stewart-Warner. “wh u% e o GEC & Alon % (FHoBine B ¥utio Mipan, Hiad & yolw; e . 5 14 Months ago In this column easy|4m smaac s Pf % 9% T Kl %% 9% | Cri & Sane T kon§ tary pstition, In. bankruptcyslisting Let us manage|| | jgFRTY BOND EXCHANGE ! money was predicted, based on the | Am Sumatra...... s9% 88k 88 il 100% !2: Chi Great Western 48 EgLaticaai e FE02. 100 477 SR ot your Rental Prop- 06 14tk L. N.W. fact that the commercial demand for | Am Sumatra pf... Gls 6la s SU4 | Superior OIl.. s 6 & o ! SMastPretdy o ’ffg:-:‘f‘“"“’ eciifpdUiy snd iaseeia erty. Over a Quar-|| Hous,9am. to a Am Tel & Teleg- 1 cv bs. ! L3 -ccommodatlo: ha‘d beer‘\d nme:uuy e o e 163% 8% 16% | Texas Company. . % a% 104% 10604 | CM & St P 4s 1925 RU L ire| at once Tecallol: Aitwilex- ter of a Century reduced and that it would not hgain | 7 R ECC0: o0 - 140% 40 10 |Texas& P Cé&Oil %% 28% 102% 102 CM&StPevath . T 8% 6% pulsion from the New York Stock Ex- Experience. reach old-time proportions for many |Am W Wks6% pf. 41 41 41 41 |Third Avenue % 21 35:/- 8% |CM&StP 451934 . 6% 6% 'lm;cnnnga, June 23, 1920, following the years to come, this fact reducing the | sm Woolen, .. .... 9% 9% 9% 9% | Tobacco Prod 0% 8 8% 9% |Chi& N W 7, 107 107 107 |sensational “corner” of Stutz Motors. employment of money at one of the |y 2V Eh Ii " il jie 174 1T% | Tobacco Prod 5 5% 58 109% 109% | Chicago Rwys % % This action is held by his friends to B F. SAUL CO. T e (o s e nced on the |AmZinc&Ldpf... &% 5% % &4 TobaccoProdrta... 24 24 #3% e AlCRI&Prery S e R P e 3 For mals, thresstory brick apartment belief that the manufacturers, job. | Anaconda.... 5% 64 63% 6% |TransContlOfl.... 15 16 1% 95% Chi Union Station 4%s. % @ @ |Ryan's ruin, He and a fow others 1412 Eye St. N.W. con three b.room and bath fiats. Dellet that the manufacturers, Job. | oDryGistpf.. s & 8% & |TwinCity R Tran. &% 6% 8% French Govt 1024 1021 Chi Union Station 6%s. 14% 144 114% | ere Aliceed o Bave DYoo v ye W. 16 rooms ‘and 3 baths in all. Bteam heat. Dot severely penished for arrying | Atchison. . e e ) Fomclieven | Goc etnrsnesl me ) and “to® have “used the “corner s Main 2100 Wil Yo Tlarge. meok e that e Ty | AtChison DE. .- .- SIK S S SU4|UnlonOMl......... whk 2% 20 % T T8 | Cleveland Term 6%sw 101% 104% Created to foros up the price for the _Man 2100° Will pay over 25% net had been learned to such an extent | Atlanta Bir & Atl.. 3% 8k 8% 8% Union Pacific. 1% 1% 1% B% : Colo Southern ref 4%3s... 89% 8 shares of the motor company to $391 On Cask Equity that it would make itself felt in the | Atlantic Coast Line 108 108 108 108 |Union Paclficpf... 7% 7% 75 175 |Japanese2d 4% n”% % | Cuba R R 1st ret 73 a share, with such a scarcity of the Price, $10,500 future. Atlantic Fruit Co.. 2% 2% 2% 2% |Union TankCpf..107 107 107 Lyons 6s. 8% Del & Hud cv bs. (. stock that almost any price seemed ce, This theory has proved to be cor- | Atlantic Gulf 65 86 6% 364 | Unlited Alloy Steel.. 0% 20% 9% Marseilles 8 8 |Delg HudsKs possible. EQUITABLE $1,000 Cash, Balance Monthly rect, as witness the great reduction | Austin Nichol 27 = i 2 |United Drug.. 0 Mexico 4s. 4% 4% | Den's Rio G con The exchange authorities after an SEE in the commercial paper being offered 8% United Ry Inv. 129 12% 69 5 | Den & Rio G 1st ref bs. investigation declared that a “corner” | 2 L R' E L Yellon & c° for rediscount to the various federal [ Balawin Loco...... 118% x;:’/a 118 118% | United Retail 6% 6% %% 97 | Detroft United cn 4%s. existed, but Mr. Ryan defied the ex- Co-Operative Building o oy reserve banks and the large vailable | Balto & Ohlo. . 54 55 | (S CastIr Pipe TS T fareielrvog 5% {change and is said to have forced the o ge 1512 H N.w. " reserves. Barnesdall (A) - 81% 8% 3% |USFood Prod. % T Queensland 01 1004 | gy EO0 4% - s | “shorts” to mettlg at $551.25 a_share, Association 2 H st M. 815 Bankers feel that they can use|path Steel (B).... 7 7% 7 T |0 SHoftman. a2 = Queensland 7s. 109% 109% [ o SONV 48 8 |with an estimaffd profit to himse! — liberty bonds better than higher-|peih Steel 1% pt,. 91% 92 9% 9% | 'S Indus Alcohol ot Rio de Janeiro §s. 100 1004 | iy SO7Y oo e, o [&nd associates of $1,850,000. Organized 1879 Priced and lower-yleld government |pooch pisheries.... 8% 8% 8% 8% |1 §Ind Aloohol pf. S leit Rio de Janeiro 8s rots 2001 200 e e 108% Would Not Answer Charge. 424 YEAR COMPLETED tinue to accumulate the bonds. - |Bklyn Edison 19 1US Realty. 6% 7 6% 70 |RloGrandedo Sul 8 100% 100% | Great Northern gen 7s. . . 110% | He refused to answer the summons |l Assets .... £4,408,629.00 Pyl i Bklyn Rapid Trn. 25% | 7 S Rubber. . a% & 6 Sao Paulo, State of, 8s.. 100 10 }Great Northern gen 5%a.102% 102 102%l4¢ the New York Stock Exchange to ||| Surplus $1,144,464.09 OF thia varlounl Tnauci of libection| B aonoe i s ay|DoEmeltaRar,.. 0 a1 ca iemebseh S Wy |Hudson& ManretSa.... S B 8 |, ,.ucrthe charge of operating a Gratifying Results F: e . = 4 0] 3 the fourth 4s have the highest Ko- | Bu s Brs (B) oe ANM s 00 iCeniral et ia, 101 |“corner” and the governors then ex- ying Results From 108% 108% 1 11] Central 5%s. b 19 19 | interborough-Met 4 %s. . 10 110 }Inter-Met 43%sctfs. . ing price, closing yesterday at $101.32. | ¢, 1215 | pelled him. They are not redeemable under the rnia Pckng. . U o 123, | His seat on the exchange sold for allahan Zinc Utd Kingdom 8348 2 Systematic Savings op 3 Sal Ers 4 = i is opt the srstemati hive until 1335 before maturity,, o | Canadian Pacific.. Yoy | Vanadlum Corp. .. @ 4 4% Utd Kingdom 63 23.. 100% 104 110% | Inter Rap:d Transit 55 CApR R e R e | R T DR The frst 435 are second fa favor, | Central Leather. % | Va-Car Chemical. 204 20% 28% Utd Kinkdom 6%5'37.. 104 108% 124’ Inter Rap Tr ov 78 w i. .. Hrry -‘ to' thotisands sud will belp 00, o closing yesterday at 100.16, have the | Chandler Motor. fasy | VIVAAOU.....o. Ll 106 1% 10% Zurich 8s. ce. 1% 1% 1% |10t s Gt Norad) 6s wi.. & Gnlillon-doliar= auit followed] against the president of the exchange{. Subscriptions for the William H. Remick, and members o! the board of governors. The proceeds 83d Issue of Stock of the membership sale are among the Tisted assets of the bankrupt. Ches & Ohio. Ay, a2 it arecaliable b oy & witorr. 10% | Wabashpf (A).... 3% SI% B1% MISCELLANEOUS. Towa Central ref ¢s. & B 3 |Western Elec pfd. 109% 109% 109% 103% 1043 | Jowa Central Ist 55 Probabl. lary - | C & E 111 (new) S ptd. ety et e e O i ks|Chi& Ellpt (ny. 56 56 Bi% 4% | WesternMd.. @ |Kan CFtS&Mis. I3 Sanits 9 Louis & Nash unified of the country than at any time since | Chi G: Westrn.. 9 9 9 9 | Western Pacific. 1: lg L&N 15t & ref 5%s5. Being Received the first flotations, when the banks |ChiGreat Wpf.... 21 2 21 2 |Western Unlon. It is peported that Thomas Fortune Were earrying practically two-thirds |ChiMil&Stb..... 2% 2% 2% Z%|Westhse E&M.... 61% €1% €% a% MarkatBLEy conmon Ryan g youns Aflan A Hyan nave ||| Shares, $2.50 Per Month of the total issue on account of the {Chi Mil & St P p! 4 4w W 4| Wheeling&LE 1% 13% 13% Am Writing Paper 6s.... 8 not been in close relationship for Hj. , millions of small buyers on the in-|Coi& Northwn,... % 7% % T%|Whito EagleOil.. 28 24 2 5% | Anton Jurgenscv i o some time. || EQUITABLE BUILDING stallment plan—the means for the|ChjPneumatTool.. Ti% 7% 7% 1% | White Motor. .. a% % % n It is this fact that creates the opin- success flotation of the lissues. ChiRI& Pacific... &% 43% &% 6% | Wickwire Spencer.. 16 16 16 39 fon that no family help will be ex- 915 F St. N.W. Tax Features. JchiR1&Poswpt.. 2 82 & 8 |Wilson Company... 2% 4 424 Atlantic Refining 6% 4 103% tended to the bankrupt. s Thelr tax-exemption features arc|ChiRI&PT%pf.. S% % % S| Willys-Overland... 8% 8% 8% Atlas Powder 7%s. 108 JOHN JOY EDSON. President - additional sources of income, although | Chile Copper..... 2% 2% 2% Wiliys-Overland pf. 46 . &% W% |Bell Tel PaTs.... o COTTON MARKET TREND e e e ! local assessors and collectors hold | Chino Copper. S0 30 2% 29%| Woolworth........168 168 168 Bethlehem Steel s £ %% r 1 es- that the proceeds of local banks'[CCC & StLpf. % 9% 9% 9% |WorthingtonPmp. 82 62 82 Central Leather 5 98Y% holding of liberties must be returned. | Coca-Cola. 0% T% 0% TE 1% Montreal Tram 1st ref 5. &7 IGNORES BULLISH NEWS g W BB HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. Banks did this under protest and 2 fri b | 1lam.... 1170 12m "3%¢ 700 6 will probably do it again ab lib. until bla Gran there is some adjudication of the |Coumbla Grap New Or Terminal 4s. 8% T84 | N O Tex & Mex inc 58, NEW YORK, July 22.—The cotton Money to l‘oan market has been in the peculiar posi- | Becured by first deed of trust on resl estats. IN‘DU!TII‘AI. wpheavals, ¥ s8¢ & Comp Tabulator o %% %% | Ny Central L § col 3148 \ Prevasiing. interest and coms cause. A S igs. ; a i ““This action in the bond markets of | COnS Gasof N ¥ L DIVIDENDS. % 9% |N Y Central 7. Wenthor and crop mewa. which, under | Joseph 1. Weller e T such as threaten in the the country during this period of low g:gfé‘;:“‘ % vl ‘:": = I:;gan(u} :e\; :i s 1m 5 ordinary circumstances, would prob- | = . : = transportation wowld and money has been the result of the of A entral deb 4s'34... oI tably have provoked a very sha up- banks recouping in large degree of | Corn Products s Record Payable | Detroit Edison ref ¢ 1 109% | N Y Central ref tmp 5s... %% 6% {turn. The southwest has had an ai- | sleadywcip e col in- their heavy losses sustained during |Corn Productspt. % A Diamond Mafca s£7%s. 108% 108 108% | Ny Rugadyss. 8% 8% | most continuous spell of hot weather | dustry, generally vitally e period of deflation when bonds {Cosden 5 4 3 Y West & Bos . B8 BB 4| during the week, with temperatures | & S fod” of deflati hen bonds | Cosden & Co L 4us. 3|DuPont de Nem 73s. 107% 1074 | affect the value of ¢ and stocks were seeking low levels. Crucible Steel..... 8% 8% 8% ug. 108 108 | Norolk & West con 45, .. 9% 24 4t many points in Toxax exceeding 100 ] of some Book Values, Plus. gn;c!bl; S\eseul Kpl'f :“ $ u‘."' 10 1:3 “s:n Northern Pacific 3s 8 (llogrses. ‘alnd ;?usinlg s_m:?t:‘o :hrzg' securities. Man: uban-Am . 24y pt. 1 . North Pac ref imp 6s.... 108% 108% 0 a considerable exten e 8a of thy Gecline o mare e e | Cuba Cane SpL... 3T Souiteray ‘hug. 1 Aug, 20| Eramerican ID 7% ool Nor Pac-Gt Nor it 655, 10315 108% s D e T aa e bond values. Under a ruling of al|pupont (. L).... 18k Toeniin Fo sty 20 30n, 25| Goodveat Tire 88 31 i0io e e e et | B ks o satisfaction to ted to carry liberties at par if they so Trenton Potteries Co., uly 20 July 28| odyear Tire 85'41. 215 215 | have been very heavy, approaching | belders of our First Mort- Eastman Kodak.. 7 Electric Stor Bat. 7% | cloudbursts, That the market should | 12 e have disregarded the numerous bull- | FIRST MORTGAGE c <1004 “100%4 ish reports, which naturally followed | desired, but many of them took their non-cum., $1. 20 July 25| Holland American s { Paris-Lyons-Med 6s. gage Notes on improved y losses. Stewart Mfg. Co. Se. Aug. 15 Humble O & R 5%s W 1. 100 Pennsylvania con 43s. IoTr:u);):Jll:;!v‘l]:flx:s.:eg:i: ?},D‘?‘"“m‘;(y Endicott-Johnson. . 84% % | Stewart M. Co. Pr., 3230y 28 Aug. 1| et e et bs 52, 100% ‘2’»2 ,m Porberivasts coia i o 1sh/reporta; Which Samrslly foliowen Washington real estate to Y ey de- ’ —_— Pennsylvania gen 5 L2 102 . traders, October selling | Nom The 1ocar Tnstications o mot vefces | Famous Players. .. &% SRORTANRM SEcUKITIE 1014, iow | COYLVEHIE SN s i L8 ¥ toibs. fanntiossiiz | bber....... 14% Reportes by Redmon eoria & East inc 5 y ts answer was to be found partly | {he adaed evaiien o nerty atdy oblier | T8 ey it Boporet e, S icey (% 8% | pere Mara 1at 35. o e in the labor situation, which: has not & SECURED BY FIRST DEED - 5 2| Reading gen 48, . 8% J ApCHERe Gen Asphalt. Aluminum Co. of Amer, Ts 1025, 0% 106K 105% |SULIM&SR&G s, 6% &% OBIRUSTON DN ROVED . ¥ Gen Electric. n 3 B TRADE TOPICS. Gen Motors. New England Tel 58 wi. 9% e DISTRICT OF 3 ¥ _{Gliaden.......... 15 A ats Camre o8 iN0. New York Tel 434 244 0% 70 | AB® drean Timens” which are i’ besrer. e | Goodrieh 3 | Anaconas ';;fl‘:-ve; 7 do 034 } | New York Tel 65 1941 sk B L et oo COLUMBIA ’ ‘ mand than’ for some years. Prices | Granby Consol. m | A e kel {the high temperatures in Texas wiil | REAL ESTATE are one-third Jess thun last year. Table | Great North préog Atlantic Ref. 8i4s 1981 so% {he more helpful to cotton than other- | linens are selling better than last | Great Nor Ore..... ‘Bethlehem Steel 7s 1933 2% wise, and that the boll weevil damage |[2 ) year. Guantanamo Sugar 1244 Capadian Paciic 6s 1924, 4% 4% !in the eastern belt has been exag- e Canvas goods manufacturers and job. GHIE Sraces e S ConSrala &84 & o Sou Pacific cv 45, ‘;:‘; Jserited. £ ‘outside Buying in-] Denominations ; t 2 1""An absence of outside buying in- bers report good business. The tent | Hendee Mfg. $ # |Sou Pacificref s 90% 89% B89 | terest has also operated against an 51,000—3500—3100 trade has improved materially, with | Houston Oll. 8% B6% | Sou Pacific cl 4s. . os% s advancing market, the trade has| PPOPOTT & Hensey Co. vy, < Moret aeoDl arel o ohe ) s | Eusen Mator %% 9% | Southern Ry 1st 5 Doma em, sl | bought less freely ihan it dida week | P e w - E & Hupp Motors. . 104% 104% | Southern Ry gen 4s. . 69% ago and the foreign political situa- | Jear; but they did mot order equipment | Hyaraulic Steel. b 94 9934 | Southern Ry dev 6% 1050 oo tonisgatilliconsidared 10 /bejan o= James M. Carter & Co., Inc. 727 15th Street N.W. 8 year T. - i certain factor. ullness in the cot- not anticipate requirements. Indiahoma........ 3% Guit oIl Corp, 8 1083, | A St ‘on Eoods trade has been attributed 1311 H St. N.W. e o jor "hANE AN COVET | 1] Combustion B. 21% ibby ne TR g pected by many to show an improve- tories during June operated at S0 per | Int] Harvester.....104% Unilon Bag & Paoes X% o, [ |ment of about three points over last | ———— cent of capacity. Prices are generally | Intl Mer Marine pf. 73 O . 6% 6% B ition s chranart ox Avevet] o firm nl-lad advances have been made in |Intl Nickel. Western Pacific 5s. 8 8 8 |1 will also give an estimate of the some lines. Intl Paper_ % %% ek | Wheel & L E con 45 % % 7 |damage that has been done so far = —_— I 105% 105% | Wisconsin Centgends... 81 81 & |by boll weevil econ rus o es poow, life insurance policles. written | qtand OIl. % 08 108 A feature of the week has been a e oo o N TOTAL SALES (Par Value): further reduction of the local stock. T fas, because’ osrporations are buy- | 0RO TOR-eesecece W% | 1lam. 32100 | Unable to get the grades desired in Are Purchased by ! P e it e e e & QU Cobe it 100% 108 12 noon. 67%000 | thelr own markets, southern ship- 5 St L omol e pratection pers have been coming to New York 3 agabat. deaths - of. portant | Kayser (3) pt...- 102 Westinghouse E. & M. 7s 18811 | Por their cotton and steamship men e Natio () e an s 5 fially-bp{:ul‘mn ;g“ —_— STOCK TONE FAIRLY EVEN FINANCE NOTES. |estimate x:h“dlroo'won bales{mzy be' ough demand for brass and cop- | Kennecott .. oy TREASURY CERTIFICATES. i shipped abroad from here before new = per plaies, shects, tubes and Tods hys | Keyetone Tire. ... 1% (et oo fusatoied Ny, Hefiad' s Co TRIKE DAMPER NEW YORK, July 21.—Gulf State|crop supplies are available. Aoclined somewhat, the market con. | Kresge (S8)...... 14 so—ou—| DESPITE S Steel today reported a net operating Pt nvestmen orporauaon T et s Tour waeks, | Lackawanna Steel. 8% September 15, 1922.... 100% 100742 | NEW YORK, July 22—The financial | Income of $313,740 for the quarter DRY GOODS SLOW. . . sheets in less than five weeks and rods | Laclede Gas. e eptember 15, 1922 1001182 o commodity markets maintained | ending June 30, as against $34.396 in Quube o . in less than three weeks. Lake Erlo & W pf.. 68} ctober 16, 4922 100182 100832 : during the better | the corresponding period of last year. n alr 1S s Lee Tire & Rubber. 28% 1 100132 100% a fairly even'tone during The net incomal is 864 Traders Loath to Make Commit- Household glassware it active. Prices 5 1001332 100% 42 |part of the week, regardless of the e | & S, are steady, bu:" are nulhexpecled to | Mackay Cos pf.... 65l 16, '1928. 100116 100% severs hlhndlcnnl -nl‘;:?‘ofi:g“bgmg: Bame period of 1931, The eatnings ments Over Week End. | advance, according to the agent of | Mack Truck .. 68T 15, 1924 108 1084 crises In the coal for the second quarter were at the| NEW YORK, July 22 (Speclal).— T O several manufacturers. Conferences . g8 : 1021316 10215-16 | and further slowing. down of in- Q! at the| NEW 3 2 - (Temporary ces) between "manufacturers and - labor :&qufi:‘;‘g" i 1o e o e | and, I brerations. Tate of $6:50 a share annually on the | The Standard 'print cloth construc- | ¢ leaders now are being held. 37 ’ Manhattan Elev... 6 ; lar at|common stock. tions were very firm and steady on | of 1° 02 1 irloss of Blocks were el dis.| Warner Sugar Company has ad. |the dry goods market today. Traders, | 1 Plumbing supplies have sold better |MarlandOll....... 3% 394 354 304 el of Cpronounced strength In sev. (vanced hard sugar 10 points to 650, |however. scemed loath to make com” 0o0r Vans ul'y In parts of New York and in New |Martin-Parry. o and soft sugar 20 points to 6.60. Fed- | mitments over the week end and the J v n ison Alkill... 4612 46% 46 46 ! eral Sugar advanced refined sugar to|Volume of trading was not large. Spe- ersey seashore towns than In many | Mathisol & &, &,|WEEK'S GRAIN TREND CIT) ey AT dolcialties were siightly more active. | 1418 Eye Street, N.W. ; eastern cities, Is reported b, der professional American Sugar ad- ¢l - Ehe S o oof iy 24 | FOLLOWS STRIKE PARLEY |Eiry e’ e » JEed pyjeod Sebas 1o pomes o o0 | Bietin® Pl ek R, 4 would silffen demand. as operators ums 1% ontrol and equipments were in de- | Arbuckle e same. cation of | have bought mo supplies for PIDINg or | Melntyre Porcu-.. 16% 164 164 16| CHICAGO, July 22—Efforts to an- | moiet partly o cover mare or less| Nevada Consolidated Copper will re- jshading at sccond hands. Consider- | other purposes since April 1. Mexican Pete. . 165% 165% Dot effects of any set. | Mtoasive short contracts, but for the |build the 12,000 concentrating plant |able business was done’in sateens ’ Knit ds b Mo ican Detent-- /90 9t sk gey | Licivateithe matket SRR of Sny. X bast because trade seemed to|damaged to an extent of about §2,- and some sales were reported in nit goods - siness Is seasonally tlement of the rallway and coal e ito | 000,000 in & recent fre. Osnaburgs and sMade cloths at cur- Seaboard Ofl.. 8% 3i% 0% 0% natity hopes of & reviva y fulet (There, has been some fall | 1o Sebactfa. 9 S0W 94 94| strikes have dome = good deal this |in’those Batstries L g | noumet and Hecla Mining Company | PN ABSURUORE | et derwene fordelivery in'" Sepiomber |Miami Copper. ... 2% 30 2% 20 | week to send wheat prices to & lower | Coppers, chemicals, teesties and|ReL [T E 3P ¢ NNSTI RS | ing the ‘character of buying this and October. All grades are repre- | Middle States Oll... 18% 138 13 |jvel® Compared with a week ago, support from the same| Warner Sugar bought 50,000 bags of | Week, Wwhich is belleved to have c ; sented In those orders, which are |Midvale Steel. WA %4 _WK | Cpcat this morning was down 2% & e o Il are varisbie: Cuban raws at 3% <. and L. up i |ried £ood quantities into the hands MONEY TO LOAN numerous, but not for large quanti- |Minn & StL () T oot was 3 off to 3, up and onth | *afor: "ale Toat ground thelr re-|They also bought 40,000 bags, afloat |of manufacturers who are encour- . s — “Kt?:‘:‘” g‘v: 'l;y' g;@ showed a decline of 1%ali% to 2%.[versal helng rgely u!t‘:flbed ;o the nng 'Aulun shipments, at 3 23-32 c lnggs e e B!‘lll'm;ngxatr:dyang of lin- \ Mo Paclfic.. i In provisions the week brought net | recarious financial position of sev-|and f. 5 ™ 170i0ye Busineas (3 excellant. accord | o pacinic il s B% sow [ 10 PrONSene Am 7 o 66, Do " prominent. companiss which, it | The syndicate oftering the $1,365,000 ON FIRST MORTGAGES an immense bisiness In fall. ~ e con: | Montgomery Ward. 2% Z% = 2 | ' whefever new moves ste sven|was feared might necesstete reotr Sf L RSt BN SO0 Paa been fuly| WHEAT OUTLEOK GOOD Y = slight promise o nging abou anization or dra: By t ) ‘ e e e oS a8 hemark: | NatlCloak& Sult.. &% 6 &% &% |Cn3T0r Rhio bis labor struggles wheat | ment. 5 subscribed. The Canadian wel 8 now assured Natl Enamel pf % % |fraders were quick to attempt dis- | Unusual conditions ruled in the| The American Malt and Grain Com-[of a good wheat: according to a 90 100% 100 100 |counting in advance the fall in prices | money market, rates for call loans|pany has declared a liquidation divi- |report received at TUnion Bank AT CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST 16% 16% 16% | fnat is generally sssumed would re- | Gaveloping unexpected firmness, while | dend of $1.50 a share, payable August |of Canada from Its head office in Win- 9% 8% 05% | ouit should either or both the strikes |{ime funds, especially the shorter|l. The Pure Qil Company declared |nipes. The report says prosplcis are 36% 36% 36% | be declared off. The bear side of the|dates, eased perceptibly, with more | the regular 50-cent quarterly dividend {best in Manitoba, where plenty of 1 6814 584 | mearket found additional favor, too, |jiberal purchases of mercantlle paperfon the common stock, payable Sep- |moisture is in evidence. Alberta is 30% 29%% 803 | because of weathersconditions which [at an average of 4 per cent for all|tember 1 to stock of record August 15. | uneven, but the grain in this province than last year. Although black and ‘white hold up well, there is noted a considerable demand for colors. Bakery equipment business is quiet. Some sales are being made at sea- shore resorts. July and August are the dull months. but indications are | Norfolk & Western. 109% 109% 109% 109% |dispelled almost completely a linger- | maturities. The Vacuum Oil Company is cutting |is of good height and heading well. ptomiac® faeimess, Wil develop In | North Amerlcan... Ti% Tifh To 70k |ing fear, that black rust might on- e Ragr 15 il Be made public dhgraiy:” | varable’ where 4t some. pornis trom Roandall FH= ner & G among buvers who have held off for | NOrthern Paciflo... 7% TR 16K | otion railway officials were quoted SHIPPING NOTES. 1oThe Crucible Steel Company s ai- |40 to 50 per cent of the ‘grain is in a > A lower prices. Ohio Body &Bl... 7% Th as predicting that, notwithstanding| | o ..o volume of bustness con- noug Sanderson |head, the bank says. z % % Brothers’ plant, at Syracuse, to % 1% 1% 1% |strike dificulties, the roads in the 5. Yesterday sixteen steamships plant, y +to insure % 1% | thwest would haul a wheat yield :‘:&“D";. Yo cleared from Phila. | capacity operations. The Sanderson | - CROP CONDITIONS GOOD. lant has been idle eighteen months, 4 % T4 7R | of record size. for cosstwise and forelgn [P . 5% m& %1% Broadening out of export demand |delphia ToF PORICTIC, Mo Teatian HAZLETON, Pa, July 22.—Crop 5" Te% ey | for Wheat took place on the deciines o tmship Tuscola ' with 248,476 NEW LIGHTING FIXTURE, |conditions throughdut the northehst- Bicycle business is somewhat - de- pressed by general conditions, a deal- ¢ er reports. It is necessary to put out an exceptionally good bargain in 7207 @nnec&ca[@em order to interest buyers. There is)Pan-Amer Pete. ™ % in price, but failed to check to any els of wheat for west Italy. ern part of the state are good and £ €90d ':::;':;’_:" ",‘m}; '{}gygfl the | Pan-Am Pete . :,A (o4 :},‘2 fi“ great extent the downward tendency "“c'.",,._ W. B. Spragg of Philadelphia| A commrercial lighting fixture |excellent yields are forecast provid- now using bicycles for commercial s 8 of values. Buying for European ship- |, 850 i scq” the British_schooner [ which may revolutionize that indus- |ing no prolonged rainly spejl occuTs. purposes. % T4 84 |ment was said to be largely due to |8 BUISRARST 110007 st ‘Yarmouth, | try has just been placed on the mar- |There was an exceptionally bounte: | 85% 85% 86% 5% | jnoreasing concern abroad about the| U®'5® qyy vessel was bullt in Saul- | ket by a prominent manufacturer. It{ous yield of hay,.due to the damp d Ribbon sales are fair, according to ;“ ;% ;:K pg.;mu:t{k:rl n-‘uggg::n :.’“f.: ::;gl::- nierville, N. S, in 1910, and cost it- an ;nc}oled -mi;‘ :flg has a curva spring. Potatoes suffered somewhat J large dealers. The dry-goods trade ed by stri = s | $62,000. ure of glass whic! uses the light{ffom a wet spell, but are coming 18 doing .some advanced buying on o % @%|ceipts of wheat at primary centel 6 ican-Hawallan Steamship Com- | over a ‘wide area without glare or|along finely ‘with the hot weather. - e T . I moen 1 tplece A £ et e B e e anoaEiatlon and | pany _plans operating " Intercoustal | shadow and with o maximumof il- |1l sarly varieties are of nice qual: ashes and girdles. Dark shades pre- lerce-Arrow pf... 22 22 | per ships from Baltimore. umination. n _af on to eing | ity. Corn has been a little backward. Gominate, ‘:nclualnx seal " brown, | Plerce Ol e 7% 74| rural complaints of a shortage of cars. | SIORTT -’mp- are. being conaidered by | economical and. dustproof, It also {3 |1tve and wheat will soon be harvested. | ' navies and black. Pierce-Oll pf. 45 & _45 | Corn and oats were T S ines, M. T. McDonald, | harmless to the evesight. The unit| mreie of all Kinds wilibe Abandant. A s Demand_for rubb ds 1a falriy ] Eong Groan Col. . D % viveipiexidant. Bad Fetusnediiteum a | 8RR ORI 0 O oot e S Every mortgage is loss than 509 of the ind_for rubber goods is fairly|Pond Creek Coal... eld report broad, where he studie o | to size. s m s finishes ery steady. Rainy weather in Jume Te- | bostumm Goreal ... 5% ;% 2| O ovisions reflected higher hog val- [ trip abrosd, Fhecs I and cin be used in stores, ofices,| MODIFIES MONEY ORDER. Teady market value of the property. tarded sales of rubber-soled white ues and a better shipping demand. o board of commerce and navi- [ halls, amusement places, etc. The 3 Pressed Steel Car.. 80 0 80 State h 1Y VIENNA, ' July 22—The Austrian Saf leather and canvass shoes and sliD-|p.oqucers & Ref. .. % % M —_— gatl of New Jersey has begun a |product is said to nv:‘ eeg tested government has modified the order 1. Absolute d". pers. This condition was counter-Jp ;. ofNT survey of the New Jersey coast from|for high efficiency rating by New Wedn hibith 2. Reliable ity. balanced by the demand for-water- o A‘""l 8 ® 8 REPORT APPLE CROP BIG. P Yoy %o Sandy Hook. York laboratorles. fssued_on tored‘:uaumnh Sronibiting . Re Security. B hen o ot Eurs O s 8. 8| wmMmeTON, Del, July 22—ap-|“Eiyde Steamship Company nas re- A e Ty R e 3. Liberal Income. ' of suc X to the pping Board figures J 20 percent greater than at this time Rk Htsel Sor i66 ple yield In Delaware is l’oncu‘;e’: nr:::ne%tl on with operation the last |- INCREASE IN BUYING. : fx‘:’an;xdn rt::‘:‘:.em 8 and 1 o'clock in Tast your st Ry Steel Sprpf .. 106 108 |the largest in years. One day four months of the board’s service t0| Increased purchasing by merchants z o Wholesale. | dsiime. are, wenerally Diaatan . U4 12| week 16313 basksts were shipped. |Colombian ports. IhronEhodt. the. country Ay reported steady. One wholesaler says a cur-|Ray Con Copper... 1% 16% 16% |compared With 3462 for the corre- sm.ngsgldfl:r%r ll;l Ju{.)une&hm; by the c,..d'; c".‘.fé’év‘. ‘t’gu”i. The 2 rent campalgn has stimulated sales | Reading. % 0% 4 |sponding day last year. To date 736,- g{.“s'umc Por $846,000." The olatm mr; Spctionialons m-?ke.";:.',f g of white pine and tar cold mixtures (peading 24 p: 2% &34 s |031 baskets have been shipped, againat [ €O SORE0e: P08 B vion o onin . | AR AR BuyinE Qo ctions in Cin: s at o and other winter remedies. Importa- [RolCnE Sl RE 334 3 owa|51,167 for the same period last year. | Was for the SHTCC S SSllwE tihren - BAGUCHOnY i Wi 3 Investments o ot farelen Goods nas been Haal- | Rep Iron & Steel .. 75 Ty wie | Many farmars mee gt R ol owbiY ®'The Shipping Board fusl comuilt- | parts of the country. Payments are Choice First 1000 dated SR L % % Iin ‘markets "Ome day 1635 barcsla | f8e 888 FORPSHL 00 £ B0ard vessels, | purchesss tn many Cases altcads have v $100—$250—$500—$1, Mohair yarn demand is keeping up, Royal Dutch...... 8§ ~agp Bl TS MniDRed; 1 cuntruit fo & e normal consumption will be de- | been paid for. 1In the middle agri- s the lightweight slip-on sweater : R e e termined and operators of Shipping | cultural section purchases are larg- : ) 'II ‘muunemnn are still busy. .Call for | St Joseph Lead.. 15 15 15 TR e T e ffi“’ :on‘ncgo will be expected to “.:4 in ;wg' -y:"l:r “numm?:n;::n - s - wel| ya 3 pense San Fran... tition by mariners and navi- ere to on sho = :.'.?.‘m: e Theasior Sives Tor|SEL & San Frof . o P T ity omoera tn the Boston-South | Reports from Seatle say the Ocean [hiaing.. *Better Durchssing con: - Call, Phone or Resiter 2 t T e , in charact A ufi %x&a:axgr&:- l;::;\:?c:llll':l .l‘ ::1123 z‘::;g" :; :M“ :““ oAl‘ h%::fw:-?"&::::h‘ hiship_ two w:l.lnp' ace two steamships in the trade [ coast section. A slight decrease in Write for It 1409 N. Y. A'.- 3 . 5 1 colors will be white, jade, periwinkle miles south, has been and silver gray. Boston Chqnnr of Commeres, lightship two approved betw Seattle and North Ciina | purchasing is reported in south- &y e w“:m G et T s Ill'l%tm‘ll section. o