Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1922, Page 24

DT 1AW CR—— "THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,. D. C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1923, ' FINANCIAL spring. NEW PHILADELPHIA, Ohio, Octo- % Dry Goods. ber 4 (Special).—Owing to a car GRAIN 3 ROVIS) ] FOR THANKSGIVING TURKEY |Trade Is Better Than It Was; | ‘srr.axma. orieber o cineciab—a | Shortiss: mincs om one Battimore snd paSRAIN AND PROVISIONS. | LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICES. ale. o Might Be Better, R Gy | ate whelasale and retail dry goods | LN Tisearawas county are Potatoes, whit ; Fggs—Strictly fresh, selected, candied. ig € Better, Reports Say | aeaters do not disgulse thelr opti- | prrrspURGH. Octover 4 (Special). 1100 1bs BY A. D. WELTON, mism. Collections are excellent, and | —Coal sales are reported here at $4 o | 2.00. o) ’_fl-—“—_“—————“—_—__——__———_——————::f « AMERICANS MAY PAY LESS . S whuolh 7o TARISEINE LAr? Do Reme SIS O Minain, a0 ptacky, s WA”. S]‘REH I.lSI {Grain, Produce and Live Stock per dozen., 42a43; average receipts, 405 0; vams. bbl, 1.50a | SO 8 F 2 p d R d H I 90a1.10, Lima beans, | L4Ve pouliry—Roosters, oreign Froducers eporte to Ilave In=~|iuciu bimmten o Tue star. Mebts of two and three years' stand- | Der ton for run-of-mine, although the . 2.75a3/00. 'Beets, 100, 250a4.00. | turkeys, per CHICAGO, October 4.—Reports | 1§ Ar€ being paid in many sections. | Brevailing price today s above this Brocoli, bu, 25830, Cabbage, 100, 4.00 b, f S 4 made today by twenty-four bankers Pottery. ; 2 = i g By capbage, bu. 60870, Car- ? o z vaded Marl(ets Here--Drop in prlCCS and business men picked at random | PITTSBURGH, October 4 (Special). Steel. Standard 0il of California on .00a4.00. Cauliflower, bbl., sed flflrmx'r: resh killed 5}_»’“1_ indicate the unanimous opinion that|—As a result of the potters’ strike, | YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, October 4 Celery, doz., 60a80. C D ik turkeys. per Ib. s - “business Is better here than it was |retail dealers antlcipate a flood of | (Special).—President Campbell of 5 . Cucumbers, bu., 2. Keats, youns. each, 3 FOHOWS Outsule Competltlon. and might be better than it 18 They | chinuware from Europe. Orders on | Youngstown Sheet and Tube, says his| 100 Per Cent Stock Divi- ! bagicet, © stock—Calves, choice. per 1., rated the business prospect as gen-.the books of the potters cannot be | COmPany is not considering consolida- 0a2. ‘medim, per in per 1. jerally fair, but several complained filled, und retailers have been nego-|tion with any other concern. The d d: 5. Peppers, baske Lambs, 1 IO P Collactions wore mow Uating with Importers o Keep up | OMpany may form a manufacturing end Leads. roraatoes. Taskat ks have been connection with the Chicago district - Tomatoes, BY J. C. ROYI conditioning. Tiis witl be of special sked to renew [ their stocks, ; benefit to. northern growers. whose molos. for ihis rosson. Creait W either through construction of & pipe stock, bu. $041.00: 3 Speciat Dispateh to The Star. flocks Hive fathe: on@ebs Tapiily thas . conditions er. are e al- _ plant or the acquisition of a Boing gy, . 0, Tirnifs, basket, 6 NEW YORK, ‘October 1.—I 1| those of h, 3 hardened siightly | BOSTON. October 4 (Special).— | concern, he also says. BY STUART . WEST: A | thoush rates 1sonal demand. The men i Woolen mills are act will .be in | under s On the | NEW YGRK, October 4 (Special).o-| NEW YORK, October 4—The oils antaioupe producers have invaded what for cen- | Minnesot ; . 8 i i . il [ the best demand in this ecity at anks- | Questioned were conservative, but|whole, woolen goods are sclling bet- { A tremendous volume of orders for 3 & 7.00a8.00, Lemon turies has been a strictly Ame ' 1 bitds dre At Jfl‘:";m"}u"y look . for good business. ter than worsteds. The two Ihlqgn[ra”s has heen received here from | ¥ere to the fore immediately on the "'m"i: bu., e i fleld. The turkey s has holiday. when clan gatherings ! which manufacturers fear are an in- { railroads all over the United States.|oDening of the exchange, large buy- P bl “antaloupes, ROk regarde @ typicul [are the custom. ‘On Christmas, however, | SUfficient Coal at Plants sufficient coal supply for the winter | Some of this tonnage was contracted [ing orders developing. Toney- indigenous to this the | When individual households usually cele- d a car shortage. Manufacturegs for before the advance to $43 a ton | 4 geclaration of 100 per cent stock 5 ] Binte thie: Stanller Soathern: and " t00 te at Normal it &cueral think ¢ car shortdge | went into effect, but a portion of it is 5 Thanksgiving turkey ional | midwestern birds are at a premium 0 Uperate a {of considerable proportion will de-|at new rate. dividend in Standard Oil of California institutior. out South American. | il s 2 P | BY FRANK D. MeLAIN. velop ywithim the month. Notex. was excuse enough for a wild ram- Selling Pricex at 12 Australian and New Z 1 poultry-| ,rm e Tenen it aEn e Special D h to Th Gratn: RANCISCO, October 4 (Spe-|page. A matter of 7,000 shares sold '"}’.“‘,';‘?‘ 1 ed nien potmo men are prepared o wignf A 4AAICOR Lo thiy viears; SunplS, | Hrectal Disgatelito 1he Bt YRT WORTH, October 4 (Special). —The discovery and develop- |the first few minutes of the session|{4qiaiions No. 2 red winter epot. Amerienn Rroser far U place o | EUrGs compiled today Yshow that, BHIL y - Wit ounting wheat prices have been [ment of the Huntington Beach, Mon- [at 131% to 133. The next sale w Ay tpot, 1 S e ] Ame s « : L there wre nearly 2.200.000 bounds of | Suficient coal on hand to supply their | rej¢ here in un advance of 40 cents a | ticollo and EIkhills oil fields by | 200 shares at 134, an extreme rise of | Eariicly, apat. 9¥A per Bushel honor on the Am \ dinner table N {immed s, the great industrial | harrel in Southwestern flour. naara 01l of Califoriia is responale | 6 voints o 134, gariic per bushel; . |uu-L Y in storage throughout the |plants of Philadelphia are operating Stands il of C @ over nigl % no bid Thanksgiving, Christ i g adelphia Produce. ble for the proposal announced to & E B 4 : £ nearby & 1 feountry. istan average for | at normal cap " e ) Tncrease the “eaplial stock of that Stromg mewhere. # 1ot of nearby by sample, AT, . Hive vedvs of BEIT000 pounds: About The fuel situation was materially | AVA. Mo, October 4 ( company to $250,000,000 and declar Bullish operations were agg 2 30, 85 nd 90 per bushel. . A resun of this wnd other fae- |5 3 lielped by the embargo placed on cer- | The tomato’ season just closing has | OMPARY Lo $280.000,008 SCRC TRER0T 1 conducted throughout the mo; 2 ‘orn—Cob. nd 4.00 7 ¢ the Anis protably j L2000 pounds are located in (his \ freight shipments by the Penn-|been the biggest in the hi of the & MOk dividend o B Pihose ficidu | cable dispatches stating that an | contra per bu » district alone Much of this stock Householders are ab- | canning factories of Ava busi- | $ONAINE Lo OF e Neneiy productive, larmistice virtually had been agreed o quotations; 1ric nksgivin R s e its will pay less turkey thi <uppli No. 2 or | he. i rm products to | (80 O e In announcing the |upon between the allied and Turkish been growing | GRRGUS, deplare In e “Duc | commanders in the near east con resents birds bought by dealers + for the last five i ch 3 It fro o cents a | . 45 RS A ¥ A drop of nearly 10 per cent | 138t year at from to 45 cents aj and one contractor, | throughout Missouri, has reached the | {Viiciel Lo | compain B 40 000 tributing to the more cheerful senti- 3 eems ‘indicated By véports tHiough- [POUNd 1o Ferall Wt 50) 1ol 68 (cents | who to supply the puhllc;puml where eggs are shipped in car- |16 vear and to growth of business {ment. ! 51 per bu b o tod tad fwhich th public declined to pay. ) schoo len down on his con= [ load lot nd discovery of valuable oil fields, | Trading was largely of a profes- | % 3 "'\1, 103 et s out the eountry received today i Phe movement of all dressed poultry | ating readveriisement | Srult. Which: Nav increased the | sional character, but th Yo 50, per buy salesy Mo, Soiith A eata, Ets mar ; | i far the embargo on| ¢\\ RRANCISCO, October 4 (Spe- | value of the s of this cor-|business indicated the reappe L e, oxnopt. ot 9 per b Shipments of dv have | T market throvshout the couatry in i fre uhlish:’)n;’mn\'s has not worked ex-} S Bn M ONich have been light | poration, the f its assets is|of an investment demand on t no_quotations § ments o BVE.L ihe 1Rt TWo [MORthS His Bée . | treme hardship here. A == 5 & een o . ized capi- | of si interests ipts. none: wi the last two months has Leen the D he TEeraus ve tallen In ihe|now in uthorixed capi- | of small inter Bin mane: o heen received hero the R advisa- | The bouyan group exercised a domimant influence on pri but the resumption of ors deem | t of the state and |!al and the dire b pital stock more rain will fall | ble to increase c: orthern fruit by dications heaviest ever k shipments by eding 19214 Last week | Trade in About Every Line own. to zood mixed and sold ar prices well un Many plun re still on the trees ht, 19: 4 A { unds of H 1 Many 2 ’ tive bidding for public utilities, food, < Ty seale ob 1 here during the holi- owing to ot fa . A large _ ng - N 000; No. 1! ale obtaining here during e ol e T Is Brisk at New Orleansowing to lack of tarm help. 4 targe merchandising and xtandard railrosd Sheat, 9.30410.00; No. day on of i ‘Y““' "’K”»" hand on Monda | BY L V. SHANNON. fleld or on vines. SuRresalgo: Relslepnted e ABWETAN L Ll : ber 4.--Although ! tariff provided the Fordney law ] B swing. i AGO. October Ithough a S i " Spee Vispateh to The Sta & Cotton. - 6 resuit of higher quotations at Liv-1 'nder th: on fow's tocks | Special Dispateh to The Star. i o ¢ \ Some Wenk Spots. ; o 3 3 are taxed 50 « vach for hird of i NEW ORLEANS, October f—Be-| ATLANTA. October 4 (Special).— e e S e . 100l wheat showed sonie vilued up to 1 20 per cent ad n:xw.-d‘J. ed orders from country werchants | ¥ < @ m‘l]:v‘!:v;.'.hlfif:n.‘{".'.‘..'"' ax o, the Tising. trend. Detawe and (e ey e i B e e b ln while o aided who put off buying their full require s from varlous sections indicute | i Hudson and Pullman off 2 to 4 points i ston 4t 1 an fowls Being 2t its v last weck ments until they saw what th tendency toward speculative buy- | on reallzing sales and the Mexic 3 ~ fan 1s ) Lo suny et ! A Seaboard fissues vielding a point in p . . spe pvounds on hand. {ducer would get.for his crops are|ing . sponse to reports for further de- |that as minn ; reak in F ected. 1 southern jobbers and e 4 in production in the Toteco | been purchas: . definitely the pr % inisii i Ress S cturers with a large volume! HOSTON, October 4 (Special) w e ment to BONDS. hirds at Thank i : ) I i ness. ! England manufacturers of boots and National -uit extended its g help toward Bid and Asked Pric reports frum produci that while prices have held de in pract ¥ every seem o red better re- BY GHORGE T. HUGHES. 12 points and Standard Oil of ports of dry i b rices. centers received in the ast up remarkably well uncer. the; i brisk today and well than produc in the west. - - W P rsey to 6. while ns of 3 to 3 Lo fali plow " v . \'-‘"hh !‘W'“ < e ments. a break in price might be ex- | Of ¥ Whole: is the opposite of the condition | BY Special Le et . . were made by Fisher Body. May porary . ¥ \ o iusitoime TEAMPA B8 seoti] Iak ol Suih break | . but mos ib t spring. The shoe busi- [ . October 4.—Bonds. like Stores. DuPont, e 3 fowls t me. Such a break | s here v is better than it has | stoek - active and higher in to- . Mexican Petroleum and United T jidii S Weather Condi mizht resci @ decded lowering {in Aug e i 2 Vaay Gains of a polnt and A b v faver- fof the holiday priee levels for tur-| The first touch of fall weathe uipment. i ! spened at 413 per cent. oW ed by \ sl rde this | kove a8 well as other fow stimu retail trade CLEV October 4 (Shedtiiy [P20e Weracommon Other 0l Shares. low s ostorda jade = B s 4 ment stores reported incr TN uho {Special) It was noticeable that the Jargest ¢ " win-. The final and d factor in the | foday — Equipment companies here report a Although there has been less talk ‘ upp! turkey price. as in man today. auickening of buying for railroads |advances were made by the second a possible melon cutting on ‘ i quakits. | modiries, may be railrc : since strike was settled zrade and more speculative secur- rd Oil of New Jersey than on : LSl Tlin and transpor A Commudlty Reports | tonis: Tuts of the other Standard Oil pre K % ot o | Apor sl srter Noseinber it would From Various Secti | NEW OR October 4 “(Spe- | Liberties, while slightly higher, did P O d J Wio o and | cnuse present stoeks of poultry in WY 0] =pes i LSt A e » of the California shares. Senti 8 doet g % passed’ (hE more e | Srase o T deatocca ki s rious Sections | .Y o in twrpentine | not ke proportionaliy as large V0 U Tatifart, shares, Sentls i e ¥ o thetr development i weeks Morcover, the st ....,..e‘.! Hardware. |4}n:ll e ik improved Irond bands wore in expecial de. | S1OCEE of other oil companies located v Vi hey have their woth. | usuadl ai o o kevs | s atote Sp adily fc ! 4 _those oud honds were de-lin the same e 1% i - SRl i dsualy dined onty for turkess | ST, LOUTS, October 4 (Special).— | Saducis e now . on whi The active issues covered asfpo L Sl i Cain \ ] B SRIgh e inarkets ab H::rdr\\ are ‘1rlado i this fecHon: “lds producer a profit for tirst time | wide a range as New York Centrallfoenia Datrolcum. although the latter % 4 aves > HoHloas £ satisfactory, being especia good in!in two years refunding eMeNL Latro LAt he la x Sy Telom TF {ator thera s danger | 10014 and ateel. i Coa. besrr TRl e . will be f a glutted market, 3 amber. l PAUL, October 4 (Special)— th, vo | Tormer. b WEEEYe % v i ? f before, as the lateness Taking these factors into consid-| SAN FRANCISCO, October § (Spe-!Consu are e rged by state It takes a great deal of by : 10 { Consun are being urged by stat Bhsee on_eapbciaty great f buying to . tation of | g gy Company n account Jast quarter | of the large additions to its market end of July | supply from the stock dividends of rd was earning at rate | he years. but it had to wer barely fair share of 1t general - advane Ofl, with- ame much | sharp advance. | pool in Skelly made the t W point | Showing for it of any of the low- priced oils. will give the birds rtion. @ price of between 42 and 19 | cial).—Lumber prices are still on the Lo Is to use bituminous coil from arnings in the Do you forget te rather notable W 3 ® for on which no| Pacific 0il. 1N ! x what a battery means e =i - {eom. ouis ) €arn- { promising a 160 pe: ent stock divie |settled, T d ‘ present indications not only will the | be heard of a deal in which I 10N 10 LoNTS g v full rate on the prefevred stock he | Oil will figure. The Pacific Oil plan | ¢ash dennd ‘ ' H . covered. but something like 4 per!is said to ecall for the complete Dibrisk, offerines 1 . g o cent will be left for the commo St anot - oTTi I The ol I ‘ Because your battery is out of sight beneath gm. adiustoient 68 also wers highe L 3f pricther o1l comnaig N £l ke M : G 2 {but speeulation was not as active ] wns thousand ¥ the floor of your car, is it also out of your mind? jas in the incomes i California. the | G q H D h f i b Other Bonds Firm. g . : ] hate n{“(nhv ye luu]' 10w A ‘ S aiiront % emand | 11on being placed at 0,000,000 i L 0 you, perhaps, forget what a battery means nQuier, railroad bonds in, demand | JIo0, POE PSS AL RI0OCOI0 4 L ‘ 2 ok aud a of Vs L ward to $500.000,000. Pacific O miw & 3 to you and what battery failure may mean? el ang ates e or 1ion | holds about 50 ver cent of the stock 4 : . | of the Associated Oil Company. {4 and both Southern railway 5s and If you had to crank a stiff motor a few times, uthern raflway 6 Colorado and | All Better. . {Southern 41xs of 1935 also gained a! Srerling. franes and lire all wen you would appreciate a good battery—likewise Ll s Y8 briie the Sl 0iugher s shary rebgund octurting BANK i . 6 the 4 hy second lien. % : % - 3 if you were arrested because your lights died out. , the s ithern, under the | mten “hisher. Al ' 5 . Burlingt management, has shownicourse, the natural reversal of a : But most of all would a battery take on its true remarkably e n»F u"- rning power. :_u‘unn“ :v;\l)‘ :r:v.-«:_ll‘verad; p‘r:;‘:?' cne : 5 | n Exception. U war seare, aPprehensions T value to you if yours quit on a lonely road and | sxcention to the general trond [hed, DR UYL, it e : s Pt R e o This ! undoubtedly helped by the E: there was no spark of life to make your car move. e e, T R g i | developments. but on the the outside market than in the quota- | chanke. ‘as Hiad leen the case tn It is short-sighted from the standpoint of com- O e oo Tae e were awrong | tors of interest and bearing upon | rable b | United Kingd 5 f 1937 s i 2 fort to buy any but the best battery, and you am'.f;‘s‘ll m‘l'e:o °,§’f,xnzs‘sarflm-f the .°,hw| i oot SR ¥ ‘e reports . from the | i 1 anel. 2 h. s 1 . | will also find that the Exide proves an economy rdaciles Ao L Dt s ‘ij‘:’;‘\., i fl".S []N THE BURB . . he ex 3 o the bad ast q in dollars, because its dependable power lasts |sPetk. proved equally remponsrve o] 2 N | favorable advices today. Both the 8s through an extra-long life of constant service. jand the Tis made substantial gains, did h Fi ch als. RADIO e et e L e i, B o | TH AEE Get an Exide Radio battery yinot dropm;at tue nearest Lalae Service L e eher Sl wever, thel for your radio set Station and get acquainted with the battery .lu..vnsmd ss, gnull_: in on the curb, ey . Continted 16 decline. Traction Isaues. BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN, {8 Eener Among the traction issues some at- | py special Leased Wire to The Sta téntion was attracte o icago T = o . 1amb e at 4 Railways 5s of 1927 selling about| NEW YORK, October f.—Announce- | ool N800 75 v hita nimher $11%, against a high for the yvear of | ment of the Standard Oil of California | §§_pound Montana yearling wet Today's price is equivalent to a|capital increase was the overshadow Zood fat Washington ewe maturity return of around 10 per!ing consideration on the curb ex 3 ble Washington feedin cent, a striking commentary on the | change today. It set at r position of traction bonds generally | doubt there may have been as ) ’ in the estimation of investors no mat- | solid basis for recent gossip about DAIRY MARK jter what the securit Standard Oil “melon cutting” and led ; BALTIMOR Octobe The additional issue of $7,500,000 [ to another day of excited trading in | Poultry spring { American Gas and Electric 6 per cegt | the Standard Oil group. white le | debentures, announcement of which| The volume of business in these | White l¢ was made in these dispatches yester- | issues was larger than on any day {ducks. w : few @ made for your car? better 3 The Electric Storage Battery Co., Philadelphia EXIDE SERVICE STATION Factory Branch 4 (Speciai chickens, 23 old hens, 18 old rooster Al and poor Al ¢ -18: reet N.W., Ph ranklin 6600 day. was_reported heavily oversub-|since the beginning of the upward |Digeon J guinea fov Atumnu ¢ 1823-1833 L Stre » Phone F: scribed. Sales were made on the curb | movement over a month ago. 40a60. | A today at par, the price at which the| The Indiana stock was hea\»n,\-' Eggs—Loss off. native and nearby, | American v . bonds were offered. traded in and got close to its high |fAFSts dozen. 38ai0: souther ; for the vear. _Butter—C 3 pound, 4 i 453 prin creamer Whatever make of battery is in your car, you can be confident of skilful repair sarTeRics work, fair prices, and re- sponsible advice at the near- BRAMMRMIMM| cst Exide Scrvice Station. Wildly Active. i 36a40; o, DRY GOODS KEEP FIRM. | ., icuiar advances sccurrea in | packed. 55 e Vacuum Ofl and Standard of New |butter, W YORK, October 4 (Special).— | York again, the former at a new high | Demand for deliveries of cotton cloths | for the year, up almost 40 points| extending well past December 31 was |from its previous close. Standard of the feature of the dry goods market { Kansas, Standard of Kentucky and toda; Standard of Ohio were others to make Prices continued firm, with little |new tons. Anglo-American Oil was change in prevailing quotations for|taken in hand. opening up 1% points j ' the greater part of the standard con-|and continuing higher. Five thou- COTTON MARKETS. structions. The Inquiry for sheetings | sand shares of this stock were traded| NEW YORK, October 4.—The cot- exmwnded and mills were very firm inlin before a sale was recorded on!ton market opened steady today their asking prices. Drills ‘were in|the tape. Imperial Oil of Canada |a decline of one to nine poings. The good demand. The 68 by 725 print |gained 22 points in the early trading, | Were some overnizht buying ord cloths were well sought and some |but profit taking by those who had | which sent December up to 20.80 sellers asked one-eighth cent advance | purchased this stock before its xise!January to 20.68 after the ¢ for late deliveries. of Tuesday brought about a drop to | the Liverpool cab were di; The trading in the raw silk market | below its previous close before the |ing. while there was cont was of fair proportions considering |advance had terminated in others of | by the south and the mark the price advances since the first part | the group. Ohio Oil gained over 10; eased off again in consequence. of the week and importers were dis- | points at one time. favorable weekly report of inclif®d to make any price conces-| Cities Service common attracted at- | Weather bureau w: ) @ factor - . tention, getting up to 200, whileon the decline to 21 - December N ors ot this group heid fierm. and 20.56 for Januar _ahout 13 to The rise in the Standard Oils had | 1% Points net lower. Private cables a stimulating effect on the inde-|Teported American hedge selling in 3 % . | Liverpool and said that Manchester F!RM pendent Sssues. Mutual Git "ot | [Nlool and sttt Mancioserl MEDIUM WOOL FiRM. Mountain_Producers, Salt Creek Pro-| Cotton,f a Gucers. Simms' Petroleum and New | $eDeT = anuRny, 205D England Fuel Oil resulted in sub- - f5: May. 20.74; July, 20.54. stantial advances. Turman Oil also LIV mlwool,f October 4.—Cotton. | Boston Market. tter. GuIf Oil of Pennsylvania | SPot. quiet; prices unchanged. Good oy =5 P < gl'_gsg:d 55 again_on a faree tamt]middling, 12.61; fully midaling, 12.51; | BOSTON, October 4 (Special).—The iy middling, 12.36; low midali firming tendency of medium wool Oil_shares monopolized the atten- | £00d ordinary, 11.11; ordinar: < again was in evidence today. tion of traders and other sections of | Ao Tican. Receipts, 3000 bal upported by the strength % H. Macy gained fractionally and | ¢luding 100 American. Future: of the foreign market and by the a a turther rise of more than a point | barely steady. —October, 11 ticipation that woolen cloths would in Phillipsborn was noteworthy. Glen | $¢Tuber, 11.74; January, 11.7 be uavaniced In the meay foturs by Alden and Southerfi Coal and Iron | 1163: May, 11.56; July, D % \were firm and quiet. ‘Schulte Stores | tember. 11.24. some of the large producers, was active again, but lost its early Carpet_wool importe - duties are impound- asury I tment on wools and then remitted if it in in the late trading. The rest { plaining becau gain REFINED SUGAR FIRMER. |I}Fining becqh 1y go into Foreign Reports Give Strengt: to Cotton futures opened ste BATTERIES ; g THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY FOR YOUR CAR are com- of the miscellaneous section did little. But in no instance was there| NEW YORK, October 4.—The early | these any weakness. raw suger market was firm and un-|{is proven the wools & Building Y The short covering movement in|changed at 3% for Cuba and Porto |carpet nuin.uf:il‘lup not into . . & = 911 15th St. N.W. Durant Motors which brought about | Ricos, cost and freight, equail to 5.28 |cheap clothing. —Thi say, ties Visit the Nearest Exide Service Station - fer prices in this stock Tuesday, | for centriftgal. There were sales of |up their capital unne . higher p e Wu’fium" ran its course, &fll the stock held gjl‘ bags of Cubas and 20,000 Porto . W ‘G 3730 Geo e VIRGINIA 2 nd its top price. cos. ‘ B A SINGIaN b iy it o MARELAY eherd Mot Co Newest Office Building STt R RS Raw sugar futures were irregular at RAW SILK STRONG. The Eleetric Storage Battery iheant I s Ednor, Bond Brothers. Eesaburs, Sl = the start, but firmed up later on Te- | NEwW YORK. October 4 Siiie Coo Impiom LB AW R N hem e Indian H ATy care), Mocdville; Batmey; & Msore. BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS. newed buying for outside account and| v VORK.October d—itaw silk— J. J. Bartram, 1204 New Hamp- o, . in Head, olant o r, Wal 'r & Thomas, 4 EW YORK, October 4.—Foreign |covering in December. with prices at *® 3 pri Sle AV NW. o JuliunHerhert Biclcy, 636 Feun- | ‘Beater. o A Hany Wardman Doy ailver, 69%: Mexican dollars, 63, | midday 2 1o § points net high Dttenger Hattery: Service. Tuc, o STIXARIN A ves = 1] WEST VIRGINIA NDON, October 4—Bar silver,| Refined futures were firmer and 1 1417 Irving St W. B. Robiunon, 824 12th St. N.W. “'::'.:‘ Jie Subiesen (Hissries Charles Town, Charles Tows 1430 K ST.N.W, 35‘@1{‘ per ounce. Money, 1% per |changed to 10 points higher, 'with 0045.10: Sh Burekn Auite Loow. Stallings, 500, New; Joraey/ vice Stati Masin 4199 35 Discount rates: Short bills, 2% |‘granulated now quoted at £.25a6.60 and | Canton extras, A 14th St. N.W. Ave. N.W. ‘Waldorf, Orem Motor Ce. Battery Service Station, 2 22 3-16 per cent. Three-month bills, | a good inquiry reported. Shanghai-China steam fil gold, dow- , 2 7-16a21 per cent, - Refined futures neminal. ble deer,. 8.60a8, ’