Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1922, Page 22

Ed FINANCIAL., Now in OQur New Store, 709 13th Real Comfort No matter how cold the weather, Miller Oil Heaters bring you comfort. -Miller Oil -Heaters -39 and $10 Majestic Electric Heaters, $9 Radiantfires as low as $18 C. A. Muddiman Co. Electric, Gas and Oil Goods 709 13th St. 2 2 AECIENEX T [ ar——— [ It 14th at K SOKOLOV'S ORCHESTRA. Main Dining Room New dreorations—New fittings Everything New— Tabl, A tempt- DINNER ANKSGIVING DAY Speciel Luncheon F e T5¢ Hote TH —Ballroom— Facilities for Private Banquets, Dances and Luncheons, FRANKLIN SQUARE HOTEL deterred from buying by fear Congress will so amend the Cummins act as to deprive the of their present 532 per cent guaran- tee, and at the same time force a reduction in freight rates. In the SLUMP IN MARKET BY STUART P. WEST. By Special Leased Wire to The Star. NEW YORK, November 22—The chief feature in today's stock market was weakness of the railway shares. This had its effect upon other parts of the list, although a number of the industrials stood up well. Losses in the railway group, ex- tending from 2 to 5 points, were to be ascribed to several causes. Factors Lowering Ralls. In the first place, despito their sub- | stantial decline_in October and the early t of November, they were not as well liquidated a$ other s tions of the market. In the second place, banking in- speculators who would ordinarily be the low selling prices compared with two months ago are that h- s third place, there is a likelihood that in many cases October operating ex- pense accounts will prove to have been swollen by extra expen ur on naintenance growing out of the shopmen's strike, and in this way the carnings results will not be as tavorable as was anticipated ttacks Eftective, Among the industrials the losses as were ot as lurge as in the Still the unsettlement caused by the weakness in the la boldened w fairly general of the professional selling which w halted toward the close of last week. At the same time speculative syndi- h had been working for 1 ces in special stocks were | inclined to s | There v news of the Bear er em- n mpt pend their efforts. nothing in the outside day to affect sentiment unfavorably. On the contrary, out- side happenings were entirely of a helpful nature. The foreign ex- changes, after starting in lower, went on h their recov The weekly reviews of the steel trade spoke of a further increase in activity that has Catarrh Germs (s mersiio ' ity Move Out When Hyomei |} Moves In Wyomei in yplus taken ests of inla pries. combined with other | the railwa with 70 per cent a month ago and 50 cent during the summer, when steel industry was at the worst of the fuel ci B. & O ! Leads Deeline, Baltimore and Ohio lead the railway list on its downward path today. The seiling followed immediately upon the nd | statement by President Willard that v shopmen’s strike had cost the road more than $10,000,000 and his rd Auntralin the atmosphere | intimation that this had done away I with balxam thrown { with any hope for resumption of div- alyptus trees that germs | iden ,_at least during the present veur. The president did say that the outlook for business was bright and ns are practically | that the present traffic volume is well omei and get the san up to the largest ever handled at this me | season. pleasant germ-killing effect as you| The strength in Beechunt Packing would et in the eucalyptus forests. |today was based on the belief th (PUINCED HIGH-0-ME) i 1 by druggists every- | tain quarters plex Drug Stores, on | probably be put on a $5 dividend basis ion or money 1t something will be done before the end of the vear about putting _the stock on the dividend basis to which it is entitled. Beechnut Packing at the present time is paying 4 cents 2 share monthly, or at the rate of 48 cents a vear. It is the feeling in cer- now that the stock will Deceniber meetin = Products declared another dividend today which will bring payments for the year up to . This company was recapitalized Brea] !1ast spring and a public offering of Y e S ! the stock was made at 36 in the early with Red Pep rour tight, aching che: “Ked Vepper Rub” It ca reiief. ce s5 tion and soreness right out. 3 3 Whe Nothing has such concentrated, | penetrating heat as red peppers. | dend payers were quite The moment you apply Red Pe per Rub for colds, backache, so; "Stop the pain. Break up the 0 ton. Feel a bad cold|ber and perhaps for the first ten loosen up in just a short time. |months of 1922 will be published. Gos- is the cold | 51 has had it that some action will remedy that brings the quickest! inot hurt you and | The summer. In the third quarter Sterling Products earned close to $1,000,000 after taxes, which is at the rate of better than $5 a share on the 500,000 shares outstanding. The report is tnat the stock will be put on a regular dividend basis early next year and tne rate may be $5. st.| Directors of Columbifa Gas and Elec- - tric Company will meet tomorrow and the earnings statement for Octo- be taken on the dividend at this meet- ing, that the election is pas s for October will show a ns to end the|substantial increase over the same htness and drive the conges-| month last year. Leaders Join in Decline. heat penetrates right! The break in Baltimore and Ohio to colds, congestion, ach- | stock was particularly severe, and in cific, the selling was extremely heavy. The so-called standard divi- weak as p- | the rest. Such, stocks as Union Pa- re | cific. Southern Pacific, Reading and muscles, stifi neck, lumbago, or | Great Northern preferred had as bad the pains of rheumatism or neu- ritis, s you feel the tingling heat, u Pepper Rub, made fros store. You will ha lief known. ing muscles and sore, stiff joints, | other non-dividend payers. like Rock g relief comes at once. {Island, New Haven and Missouri Pa- 8 hree minutes the congested In the industrial quarter t spot is warmed through and|est declines occurred in some of the through. \When vou are suffer- | €uiPments, like Baldwin Locomotive a sinking spell as they have had on any day since the culmination of the great downward movement in 1920-21, sharp- and American Locomotive, in Stude- ing so you can hardly get about, { uker, Pan-American, General As- just get a jar of Rowles Red |phalt, Marine preferred and several m | of the coppers. In view of the im- red peppers, at any drug |Proved statistical position in the cop- per industry and since it Is expected V€ | the returns of the porphyry copper the quickest re- | companies for the third quarter will disclose that most of them are now making money, the weakness in these metal stocks was notable. It merely showed how entirely the decline was ignoring present trade conditions. RepT;i:: }::'eAll Heating & Cooking Apparatus COLOR MAP of the World Today and Index Gives form of govern. ment, area, population, language and rel every countr Size 28x42 inches. Convenient for wall or desk. Has instantaneous finder— a simple device that carries the eye instantly and ac- curately to the location of any place sought. Reverse side has Map of the United States —with index containing 1920 census_figures for all cities over 5000, compared with former census; also states, capitals, populations, etc. The Star obtained a lim jted number of these maps to aid readers and students to understand the news. Price, 75 Cents Each at the Grates, linings and wvari- cus repairs, including all firing tools necessary. Rudolph & West Co. 1332 New York Ave. N.W. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity. Assets More Than $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $800,000 Carner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY, Presideag JOSHUA W. CARR, Seeretary & 7 - IR, Nfitnwm Bat you cas Promefea Clean, Healthy Condition { Eyes terests and outside investors and |Am Fxnress “y THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER' 22, 1922. " FINANCIAL. Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office 2 Open. Adams Express.... 1% Adv Rumley..... 1% Adv Rumley pf. Alr Reduction, Afax Rubber Alaska Gold Alaska Juneau. Allled Chemical Allied Chem pt. AMis Chalmera. Am Agr Chemical.. 30% Am Acr Chem pf... 61% Am Bank Note..... 8% Am Beet Sugar. Ed Am Rosch. . . Am Prake Shoe.... 70 Am Can. B Am Car & Fav.. . 119% Am Car & Fay pt.. 124 Am Chiele Co. Am Cotton O1l Am Cotion Oil pf... 35 Am Druegist. Am Hide & Teath. . Am Hide & Lea pf. 7% Am Tee.. Am Interna Am La France. Am Tinened. Am Linseed pf. Am Tocomotive Am Motala. . Am Metal pf. Am Radiator. Am Safetv Razor Am Shin & Com. Am Smelting. Am Smelting p Am Steel Fav.. | Am Steel Fdy pf.. Am Suear. Am Snmatra. .. Am Tel & Cable Am Tel & Teleg. Am Tohaceo. . Am Tobacen (B)... 1. Am Witer Wks.... 2¥% Am W Wke ficg pf.. 8% Am Wholesale pf £T% Am Waoolep. ...... 3% Am Writing Prpf.. 28 Am Zine & Lead. .. 15% Am Zinc & 1A pf... 50% Araconda. . A% Assets Pealizn. Axso Drv Goods. Assoclated OIl. Atchison .. Atchison pf. Atlanta Rir & Ati.. A’lantle Cst Line Aflantic Fruit Co.. Atlantie Gulf. . Atlantic Gulf pf. Atlantic Refin pf lus Atlas Powder pf... 914 Austin Nichols..... $0% Auto Sales. - 3% Auto Sales pf 13% Baldwin Taco. L12% | Balto & Ohlo. . 4% Ralto & Ohfo pf.... E9% Rarnesdall (A) 29% Barnesdall (B) 13 Barnet Leather.... 46 Reechnut Packing. 45% Feth Steel (B). . 8% BWeth St17% (n)... ™% | Reth Steel 8% pf... 107 | Booth Fisherfes.... 4% { Bklvn Fdison.. . N Bklyn Rapld Tran. M Bklyn Rap Tr ctfs. 12 Bklyn Union Gas ! Brunswick Term Brown Shoe. . Burns Bros (A) Rurns Bros (B) | Butte Copper. i Butte & Superior.. ‘30 | Butterick. . . 17 | Caddo Ol . Californla Pking.. © Callfornia Petrol... 48% Callahan Zine. k] Calumet & Arizona 6 Canadian Pacific.. 1% Case Plow Works.. 3 Case Threshing. ... 30% Cengral Leather... 5% Central Leath pf... 12% Cerro de Pasco 39 Certain-Teed...... & Chandler Motor.... 61 Chesapenke & Ohlo 68% Ches & Ohlo pf = 1. 102% Chi & Alton . % Chi & Alton pf..... 3% Chi & East1Il...... 81 Chi & East T pf... B4 Chi Great Westrn.. 4% Chi Great W pf. 10% Chi Mil & St P. 25% Chi Ml & St P pf 40 Chi & Northwn.. 84% Chl & Northwn pf. 1:0% | Cht Pneumat Tool. 80% Chi R1& Pacific... 8% ChiRI1& P 6% pf.. 87 ChiRT& P7%pt.. 97 ChiStPM & Om.. 76% Chile Copper. 7% Chino Copper...... 24% Coca-Cola . Colo & Southe: . % Columbia Gas. < 104l Columbia Graph. Columbia Graph pf. Comp Tabulator... 67% Cons Cigar. 26 Cons Gas of 1244 Cons Textile. 1% | Cont Can... 101% Cont Insurance 92 Corn Product 129% Corn Products 122 Cosden & Co. 46% Cosden pf.. 10% Crucible Steel.... 6% Cuban-Am Sugar.. 2.% Cuba CaneSugar. Cuba Cane S p. Davidson Chem.... 27% De Beers. .. ... 224 Del- & Hudson. 122% Del Lack & Wstn.. 130 Doms Mines . 41 Dupont (E1)J,.... 166 Eastman Kodak. 85% Electric Stor Bat.. 66% Elk Horn Coal. Emerson-Brant pf. 27 Endicott-Johneon. . 87 Famous Players... 92 Famous Players pf. 97% Fed Mines & S pf.. 52% Fisher Body. 160 Fisk Rubber. . 1% | Freeport Texas.... 20% | | Gen Am Tank Car.. 71 | Gen Aspnalt....... 4% Gen Asphalt pf..... 78 Gen Clgar.... 79 Gen Cigar deb..... 103% Gen Electric. Gen Elec spl Wi.... 10% | Gen Motors. . uY% | Gen Mot 6% deb.... 82% Gimbel Brospf.... 9%_ Glidden.... . 10% Goldwin Corp...... 6 Goodrich. 0% Goodrich pf. 0% i Gray & Davls. 10 Granby Consol.. u Great Northern pf. 86% Great Mor Ofe... Guantanamo Sugar 10% Guantanamo pf.... Gulf Mo & Nor. Gulf Mo & Nor pf.. 4% Guif States Steel... 75 Harbishaw Cable.. 1% Hendee Mfg. 18 Houston Oil. L] Hudson Motors. 2% Hupp Mstors. . % Hydraullc Steel.... ¢ Hydraulic St pf. © Mlinois Central.....109 Ilinois Cent (LL)., 4% inspiration... Interboro Metro.. Interborough wi... 22% Interboro Met pf... 1 Intl Agri Chem pf.. 80% Intl Cement. . % Intl Combustion E. 24 Intl Harvester..... 10 High. Low. Close. Tl 1% “ 1% 2% % 1% % 10 % 0% k% 83k 87 a4 0 % 1% 124 3% 1% 2% 29% 42 61 68% 103% 4% 0% 120%% % o1 Y% 2% “% 6 3% 108% % 76 | Invincible Oll. 11% 11% | Iron Products, 44 44 | Island Ofl, 6 18 Sou |Jowel Teant 2 "o | Jones Tea. 9% 1 1 | Kansas & Gulf Co.. 2% 8%~ 69% | Kaneas City Sou... 19% 10 119 | Kayser (Julius) 0% 41% - 42 | Kelly-Spring Tire.. 40% 3 0 | Kennecott.. 81% 61% €1% | Keystone Tire 6% 8% 8% | Kresge (S 8). 1824 Lackawanna Steel. 7% Laclede Gas. ...... 8% Lake Erie & W.... 31 Lee Tire & Rubber. 25 Lehigh Valley...... €3% Lima Locomotive.. 65% LoftInc....cc.o.e.. 12° | Loose-Wiles ] Loose-Wiles 1st... ... 110 Lorillard (P). 1624 Louls & Nashvllle.. 129 Mackay Cos. 103 Mack Truck. 53% Mack Truck 18t 91 Mack Truck 2d..... 82 Magma Copper..... 7% Maliinson & Co.... 2% Manatl Sugar 4 Manhattan F % Manhattan ) ctfs. 45t Manhattan Shirt... 51t Market St prior Market St Ry pf. Market St Ry 2d. Mariand Oll. Martia-P; Mathison Alkill Maxw Mav Dept Stores. | MclIntyre Porcu | Viexican Pete. 203 l:;u T | Mexican Senboard. 163 W i | Mextean Sba ctfa.. 16 * | Miami Copper 25% 4 673 | (1ot Coppe n z:"" ;: Aidvale Steel. 0% Bo% |Mwmmastnml e 5 Minn S PR SSM 6 s F0% )y orp & M(LL). 673 1 |} Kan & Texas... 1% Mo Kan & Tex pf.. 39 Mo Pacific. . 16% Mo Pacific pf. . A% Montana Power.... 67% Montgomery Ward. 21% Moon Motors. .. 15 Mother Lode Cltn.. 10% Mullins Body.. 17% .12 Natl Acme Natl Conduft .1 Natl Cloak & Suit.. 51% Natl Enameling. ... 62 atl Enamel pf.... 101 NatlTead.. S116% Natl Lead pf. L1 Natl Ry of M 2 2% Nevada Copper.... 14 New Or Tex & Mex 82 N Y Air Brake (A) N Y Central N Y Dock. N Y Dock p N YN H& Harttd. 2% N Y O & Western.. 21% Norfolk & Western 115% North American... 8% North Amerlcan pf. 45 Northern Pacific... 9% 3% | Oklahoma Prod. o4 | Ornhenm Circult.’. 1o% v, | Otis Blevator.... .. ¢ 1% Otls Steel. .., . Fa 44 | Otis Steel pf. . 40 e gy | Owens Bottle. . [_1[ &7 1 17 |Pacific Develop.... 1% - Pacitfc Gas & El... 8%x % TH| Pacific Mall......... 144 "?’ :?1 Pacific Ofl 45 LRI Tol & Teleg pf. % Pan-Amer Pete.... il £5 85 I Pan.Am Pets (B).. mau Ng* "g" Panhandle P& R.. © 3, | Panhandle of....00 62 304 ;“’;’2 Pennsvivania...... & 8% 4| ponn Seand Steel.. 3% 1 MR bt Gan, L. 824 :E ifl"" Peoria & Fastern.. 15 . 4 | Pere Marquette 5% 67 | para Marq pf. 6 664 ffi.. ! Phitadelnhia Cn.. . 28% ‘f:" ‘“mir’himelpma Copt. 4% e 2] Phillins Pete. g T4 9% | pierce-Arrow. 1 31 81 | pierce-Arrow pf. - 8 8. | Pierceoil.. A% 4% proree O pf. 0% 104 | piggly-Wiggly. 2% 2% pitts Coal. . 20 . B 29 24 55% 6% Pltts & W Va...... S6%n 83 Pond Creek Coal... 18% v 0:‘_5 Postum Cereal. .... 110 T Postum Cer pf..... 111 1% Producers & Re! OH% 86 Public Servof NJ. 994 % Public Service pf. .. 103 5% Pullman Co. . 126% 2;;; Punta Alegre...... 45 e R |pureon......... wy 42 4z | Rallway Steel Spr.. 111% 101% 102% | Rand Mines. . 2% 2% Ray Con Copper.... 18 9% 9% Reading. . - TN 6% 66% | Reading 1st Df..... 497 4% 34% | Reading 2d pf...... 50 1234 125% | Remineton Typr... $2%4 10% 10% | Revlogle Steel. 2% 9% 103% | Rep 1rc> & Steel... 48% 92 92 |Replron & Stipf.. 824 1214 127% | Reynolds Springs.. 12% 122 122 | Reynolds Tob (B).. 624% 45% 45% | Royal Dytch. . 63% 100% 100% | Rutland Ry pf..... 28 6% & 22 22%|StL & San Fran... 22% 13% 13% |StL & San Frpf... 81 3 36% | St Louls Southwn.. 82 St Louis Sown pf... 55% 21 21 |Savage Arms...... 1T% 2 2 Saxon Motors. 2% 1223 1224 | Seaboard Alr Line. 5% 128% 130 |Seaboard ALpf... 8 40% 40% | Sears Roebuck..... 524 162% 152% | Seneca Copper..,.. 8% Shell Trad & Tran. 85% £4% 2% | Shell Union pf..... 93% 5% 6% | Sinclair Ofl.....e.0. 82 17% 20% | Sinclair pf. L 9k 21 21 | Skelly Oil. v /0 8 8% |So Porto Sugar.... 37 111 )goPortoRSpPf.... 88 16% 164 | Southern Pacific... 0% 12% 12%| Southern Rallway.. 2% 89 9 |SouthernRypf.... 6244 o1 a7 |9picer Mfg Co. 0% soy | Stand Oll of Cal 169% 1573 | Stand Ollof N.J. 114 11% | Stand Oll of N J pf. 119% 20 g |Sterling Prod...... 6% 69! Stromberg Carb. n“ Q& Studebaker. . . 123% 6 6 |Studebakerpf......116 79 9 |SubmarineBoat.... % 103% 108 | Superior Ofl. . W% 175 15 |SweetsCoofAm... 2 % 10% \ Yok Ju%] Tenn Copper....... 8% g2 g2 | Texas Company. 46% 56 sow | Texas Gulf Sulphur 634 10% 10 | Texas & Pacifle.... 21% e o¥|Texas&PCaON. 19% 10% 5o | TUnken Bearing.. 32/ 9% 199 | Tobacco Prod...... 52% 10¢ 7% | Tobacco Prod A.... 8% 20 23| TOIStL & West... 64 5% sus | TOIStL&Woptd.. Bals 301 03 | Trans ContlOll.... 12 % %! underwood........ U1 14 14 |Unionoil. 2% 42y | Unlon Pacific 234 174 | Unlon Pacificpf.... 6% United Alloy Steel.. 85 1% 1% | United Drug. 18 18 | United Fruit. 63% 64% | United Ry Inv. 12 22% 23 |United Ry Inv pf... 26% 223 =% | United Retall Stra.. 70% 4 4 0 @ 18 108 % Hoffman Mch.. 19% . 85% - 204 19% 18 8% B. & 0. SHARES LEAD [ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE 167 25% 184 1% 254 s 30% 6% [ 6714 13t 82% 224 48% 104% 61% 16% BEshpa cBagad §§=sgazg-ngeusizezy e & gEveg g LIBERTYS HIGHER * |[ox~=+ xonx BONDS smocx sxcmance] () )ER WEATHER % Liberty2d4s... 2 9% 97% 9% [Atchisonadj4s. 2 81% 81 81 ; (oo [FSET S0 % RN B2 B8 iRsimse | S - & iberty 2d 4%s. 215 9802 9190 9794 ntic 1 A : “% Liberty 3d 43s. 239 9860 9862 9852 |Bal&Ohloprin8%s 1 94 84 84 Tem T Remainder of Bond List Also |Liverty 3a. s mime e me [BuSOhoscmius 1 M. N perature Has Much to Do 2% : ? Victory 4%s ‘23 0032 10026 10032 | Bal & Ohio 6. 0% 100% 100% : sie 1% Very Dull in Today’s 'v,i..,,i.fi:@ “zg :wos 10002 10006 |Bal& Ohlocv4i4s... 84 80% 80 80 With Market Condition bt US4%51952.... 489 9968 950 952 |Bal&Ohloref5n.... 12 84% Bk 8% % Market. BZOPLE& WVads. 7 8% T7B% 7% of Turkeys a s FOREIGN GOVERNMENT, STATE |B&OSWdiv3is...3 91% 91% 9% » 8 AND MUNICIPAL. g}:]ly;;!;th ‘21ctfs. 28 &1 8 T ales 8’21 ctfasta 3 83% &% 3% i By George T. Hughes. ! Arasatines “‘-"“}‘3~ :]o:)'v: ::)'u ”":;'., Buff Ro& Pitts4%s. 2 91% 91% 9% BY JOHN C. ROY B |Special Dispateh toThe Star. Argentine bs. 2% 8% 6% Canadian North6%s. 2 m a1 | Pl Dirateh to The Star. A 81 NEW YORK, November 22.—After | Belgium 7%s. 101% 101 101 |Canadian Pacdeb4s. 37 79% 79 79 N YORK, November 22 —The 9% 9% 5% | Ches & Ohlo cv bs. 101% 101 101 | Ches & Ohlo cv 4 3 2 2 |a briet show of strength the bond |Belglum 6s 5 23 3 108% 108% 108% | Ches & Ohio gen 433 12 2 6 € |market today relapsed into extreme | Belgium 8s © W% 9% 9 |actions of the thermometer betweer 45 88% 7% 87 | oW and next Wednesday will have 1 2 8 | quliness. Probably the advanges |Bergen 8s1: : 8435 8% 8% |a decided bearing on the cost and 12 3 J Berne 85 109 108% 108% | Chi& Alton351949... 2 bB2% B62% 62% ality ey T & | €Xceeded the declines, but neither [ g, o Nl Y% %4 | ChiB& Qgen 451968 8 uw: %% 8% the quality of Thanksgiving dlnners “ o e T ChiB&QIst& rf5s. 9 89% 994 99% in all sections of the count: Th. 12 g4 1 € | Chid EastTigens 80% 79% 80 |transportation situation as it affect: 10 8% 98 % |ChiGreat Western 50 49%5 49% | the movement of freight and expres 210 %% W% W% |ChiM&StPref4is 3 &% 62 6 |shipments also will be a decidey Chi M&StPcvEs... 13 7% T 0 factor, ChiM& StP4s1925.. 5 80% BO% 80%| poon or ootg o ; ChiM& St Pov4l4s. 15 6% 664 66% La cold wea r this fall h. CAMEB P o in e s s | Doon detrimental to e Thanksgivin 110 could be considerfed significant. All | Bordeaux 6s. 171 |the liberty loans and the Treasury |Brazil Ts. 19 |4%s sold higher under light trans- | Brazil 8s. actiones. New York Central s, {Brazil 7 iy, | Reading General 45 and Canadian €anada be 1926, - 91 | Pacific debenture 4s were examples. | canaga s 1931, 0 Union Pacific 4¢c and West Shore 48| Canada 5s 1952. 2y 2 v rding to Herschel Jones 1% { declined. Chile 85 1926 1 Chi& N W 7a 108 107% 108 |one of the leadis Y eee 0 d arketing «xpe: 0% il A LR Chile 88 1941 2 Chi R T & Pac ref 8% 81% 8% |of New York state . Aithouen ihe a | Chile 8s 1946. 6 Ch! Un Station 4%s. %0 90 0 lateness of Thanksgiving this vear ding in _speculative railroad was Tight, President Under- | Shinese Govt Ry 5s.. 1 3 Eres Copenhagen 53s. ement as to | Copenhas ct on the bonds. | Cuba 5s 04 Chi & W Ind con 4 74 _ T8% 7% |Bave the birds an extra week t CCC&StLref6sA. 22 101 ° 100% 101 |Teach prime condition, this adv Cleveland Term 5%s. 16 103% 103% 103% | take was overcome by the w .6 .2 2 affect ot fie Bohds | - ve dics 5 Cuba R R b 4 ‘4 sas sas| Weather. us turd seldom put o: funds to make disbursements | Czechoslovakia Jo CubRRIst&TI7%s 7 104 104 104 |y Gitor fred to best advantage ur 2 | due up to and including January 2d, til the froats come, Jones said todas 81% [and that me tonnage was being |Dan Municipal8sB.. 2 107 107 107 |Del& Hud1st & rf4s 9 &7% &% 8% Car Shortage Also Factor. 26% | offcred to the road than it could | Denmark 8s. ©20 109 108% 109 |Del & Hudson 6%s... 1 101 101 101 Car shortage will exercise a dv g2 |handie. Denmark 6s. 12 9% 8 %% Den&RGlstrefs. 10 47 6% 6% cidcd effect on the supplies in son - 4 or was there much reflection in{Dominican Rep5s'58. 1 9 8 9 | Erie con ext 7s. LB 103 102% 103 |centers and will have an y B B O, bonds of the weakness in)Dom Rep5%81942... 4 87% 87'4 7% | Erie gen ds. 9 46% 6% 45% | effect on the condition c i Prosident Willard's state- | Dutch East ind 6541, 67 Erie conv 45 6 4% 4 4 |offered the public. If the first o 206 not likely some Day- | Erench Govt 8s. -2 GrTrunks fdeb6s.. 2 102% 102 102% p,;g; ":]fln":l.\“:l:w‘nw’ml.\ will arrive i 154 ix made, B. vonds will Erench Gove 1hs. ... 112 Grand Trunk 7 31 nos o (P50 condition wnd shat imany bird 1% R Jegal invest- |Haitibsetfs........ 6 Great Nortiigen 7s.. 38 110 109% 109% | vaging metho P B% | ments for _savings In view 3’:,‘,’;::::;;‘.‘5 Ak Great Northgen 5%s 39 101% 100% 100% | This will be especially noticcable if u% | of the large matu road has 4. as 5 ¢k are cold and b o L hive | Japanese 4s. A Hudson& ManretSn. 9 mu m s3 [(he 'S URYs of this werk are cold an alw. been condidered probable that | Lyons 6s. i Hudson & Man adj5s 48 69} 63% where warm weuther prevails thi TR lireetons would ke cvary aeart 5 11l Central ref 4s. 16 8% 851y week it is probable that mauy ship to keep I & O. bonds in the legal | Marseilies 63 -2 11l Central 6%s. 1 100% 100% 100% ) ments will be iced, and if not undul cla Mexico bs n Inter-M4lisctfssta. 20 124 1% 114 delaved will arrive in good conc Price Moves Itres: Mexifo 4x. s Inter Rap Transitbs. 7 7% 7% 7% |The necessity for icing, however St. Loui Francisco adjust- | Montevideo Ts . 6 Inter R Transit6sct. 17 73 78 73 |add to the final cost. neiite anml T < were both reac- | Netherlands 6s....... 12 Inter R Transit 7s w1163 961 8% 96'% Potatoes Very Cheap. tionary, in tl following the | Norway 8s 5 Int & Gr Nor adj 5% 0% 50%| The potatoes which will flank t course of the 1 §tock. Sea- | Norway 6s ctfs 5 Towa Central ref 4s. 3 3% 3B | Thanksgiving torkevs on the dinner Rt AN Lind N bther Botat| Prigic . L2 Kansas City Ft S 45 T T84 8% | tables will be excendingly inexpen New IHaven 6s -d as much. C. & | Queensland 3 Kansas City Sou bt 8 8% B8% | mive thix vear, Now York, like near: 0. convertible 41 re firm and Chi- | Queensland 6s. 1 Kansas CityTermds. 2 & 82 82 |every other center. is glu witi cngo and 2s fluctuated un- | Rio de Jan 8519 18 Lake Shore 48 1928, W @% 9 |tubers. New Jersey and New Yo ¢ c hicago Great Western 451 RRio de Jan 851947.. 3 Lake Shore 4s 1931 @24 91% 91% | producers have rushed storks into th gained rather sharply, but still sold | Rio Grande Do Sul 8- 1 Lehigh Vailey 6s. 1 1@ 1@ | market until the price has declined ¢ ow 50, 520 Pa Sity 4 150-pound sack, anc tions for foreign bonds. Brazil 7s | 540 Paplo. Stof, 85 el @ T T | surplus stocks for some time 1o come nd Anton Jergen 6s made gains. | Seine Deptof, 1 Manhattan Ry cn 4 Sweet potatoes also are v . Mexicun lssues were reactionary Soissons 6s 1 MIE R g b, o 8. o |seliing here at from $1 1o $1 Among utility Public Sery- |Sweden 68 - 6 1y aLatie, 20 K 9 38 |rel due to the influx of pments 5 u i Sweds - i [M&St Listrerss : ice of New Jersey were up, prob- | Ud Kingdom 5138 10 110% & from Ma d . a North ¥ in response to the action of the | Ud Kingdom 5 102% 163 a1 a7 s oo, Sarsiand. Vicsiole and et tors in putting the common |Zurich 8s. ue % 103% 108 103% | rice earlier in the season, have de stock on an 8 per cent basis. South 8l 81 8 |clined somewhat, and citrus fruits are Porto Rico Sugar ts and Warner L AN Ol o oo 2% 8% {coming freely from Florida, with Sugar 7s were both up fractionally. |Am Agri Chem 7is..20 108% 102% 59% B8% B9 |prices about normal for this season of Chile Copper 7s went down. Am Smelt & R1st5s. 26 @% 2 2 9% 9% $6% | the year. Am Sugar Ref 6s. Am T & Tl trbs B |Moracinces Cranberry Prices Firm. i | Mo Pacific gen 4s. 2 0% | Montreal Tram 1st6s 7 gs% g8t s |, T1¢ Price of cranberries will be well % |NOT : = stabilized, for the gro 2 of New 9 | N F coniilexincse s T4 T T | jersey and Cape Cod bave one of the ARTERETand wonbavunss @ - 2 . 2 100% 106 AIng o S NYCentrefimpbs..91 9% 9% 9 ducti 2 OUT Of \ETOWers o AR s 1 J roduction passed Out of Erowers A UPUN B[]NB SA[[S e e s o 1 Qeygl\;e:g'ode‘b“h Bk Hands in the late summer and early 0 Ste 7 v Sl es s 9 4% “ @ |fal. o B e O 1 B oui aow | NOTfolk & Westev s 10 115% 114 114 | I'rices for candies and sweet meats [ Eklyn Edison g 9 @ |NorthernPacific3s.. 2 61 6% 61 |have not advanced, although demand o % Bkl £ 108 108 [NorthernPacificds.. 7 8% 85 85 |has been exceedingly active and Stock Exchange Committee to Act | Kb" e %, | North Pacref imp 6s. 87 108% 107% 107% | makers have been working and 1614 Central L os% % [N % | m: C e 0% 122 |Northern PacificSs.. 2 914 #1% 97% | hight to it 1% on Proposal on No- St % Pennsylv and Connecticut leut Chile Copper 6s. 95% 96’:4 Ore Short L ref 4= 10 91% 91% 91% | tobaccos are in demand at hikn vember 27. j Chile Copper 7 110 110%:| Ore Sh L con 58 1 102% 101% 101% | Prices, while the purchase of Su- ICinG & E15% % 9% ) Ore-Wash 1st ref 88 81% 81 g1% | matra and Havana toba is less { Con Coal Md 1s 88% £8% | Paris-Lyons-Med 6s.141 73 72% active, Cigar manufacture’s are ex- {Cuba CaneScdeb8s 13 894 B8% £9% | Pennaylvania genbs. 8 100 99% tremely busy in preparation fo e b o i Cuban-Am Sugar §s. 2 1067 106% 106% | Penn gen 4%s. 2 0% 0% holiday trade and YORK, November 22.—The S ; Pennsylvania 6%45... 7 100% 109% Paper box manufacturers ars 5% | New York Stock change today no- | Det Edison ret:s 3 101% 101% 101% Pennsylvania gold 75, 9 109% 109% a tremendous business for pre-holi- €2 | tifled its members that the committee | Distillers Sec 5s 1 s 8 B b nevicon 4%s 5 9% 9% day delivery. Prices are very firm. % s {Donner Steel 7s...... 1 91 o1 81 [pcBnevecon b H due to the advance in the costs of 3% |on aquotations and commissions Will| py Pont de Nem 7%s 5 107% 107% 107% | peo?is 2 53 - 28 2 _iraw materialg used in box constriuc- f1 | meet November 27 to take action on|Duquesne Light T%s. 9 1074 107% 1073 | p ot 8o 18 i b tion and the upward trend of wages. Y% | the proposed reductions in commis-| -5 s sk S| R W it 45, 10 66% 2; Wrapping paper is in greater de- 26t ‘harged on the sale of bonds, [EWPire F&GTs .14 w g% s |pip Sarde 4 mand and paper mills arc well « P ‘"’\“” g ‘l’f e Fisk Rubber §: D2 104% 1081 104% 7] %s. 1 % % cupiebd on this alrad:;. Cordage mi Among the questions to be disc L = i are busy and the deman 3% 04 are a reduction of the commission f.{-‘";“ ;‘;’i‘c‘(,”h‘."f- 3 StLIM&SR&G4s.. 15 &% &% and twine indicates that 8 4% lon ‘bends in general from $15 peraeh SeRtie (RO x StL&SFprindsA. 2 70% 70 Will be active for the next six months 41%1$10.000 in bonds to Y% of 1 per cent|Soodrich (BF) 8lzs. 16 StL&SFprin5s....11 86% 8% at least. reduction of the commission on | Goodvear Tire §s'31. 8 StL&SFincés.....%0 6% 61 ‘Announcement that the Pennsyl- tiberty bonds from 1-16 of 1 per cent | Goodyear Tire 8s’41. 3 :ttzgg.’.:fizs 1099 8 vania ran'rond is ngding materially to 1er $5 per $10.000 in bonds, $4 i St a 9 71 7% 76% ] its shop forces and a Statement 4hut 89 f per $10,000 in honds or 1-32 of 1 per | orand-Amer st s, 28 StL&SFprin 20 100% 100 the St. Louls and San Francisco rail- | cent. Action also will be taken on | ihble Ol & B Sias. Seab'Td AL (sta)4s. 2 56 Go% road wiil build 138 miles of new line 66% | the proposal of making the commis- | 11in0is Steel 415740 1 Seaboard A Lirefde.. 1 89% 89 after January 1 indicate that there 24t | sion_on short-term securities and all | Iiiana Steel3s...... 3 Seaboard AL adjbs. 10 23 2% will be no let-up in the equipment and 18 |bonds maturing under five years or | Inter Mer Marine 6s. 12 Seaboard A L con 6s. 10 68 1% maintenance programs of the car- 108 | less 1-16 of 1 per cent. [ter Paper st 3 Sou Pacific cv 4s 4 % 91 rlers. m Members have been asked to ex- |Inter Paperlsiss B..12 Sou Pacific ref 4 2 . o press their opinion as to whether the |Julius Kaysersfis.. § 3 © ; e bt Sou Pacific cl 48 10 8% 8% ack of Steel Delays &7 | proposed changes wmh::flecl the vol- L:Clfimx::ggsel 53,'55 : Southera Ry 1st 5 1 9% 5% & N s 108 | exchanse and what effect it will have | Liggett & Myerags. 1 Southern Ry gends.- &1 &1 o Philadelphia Building 128% lin regard to competition from non- | Lorillard () 8. ... 2 Southern Ry dev 6%1 28 101% 101% Bpecii Disoatin o ine Star. o] o mpERE jSlanat Sukar s (TR e Thind Avoret 4s & PHILADELPHIA, November Midvale S ve adj &8 [ 11 dwellings con- mw | EXTRA DIVIDEND VOTED, |MidvalesSteel Toledo Traction » et tes o iaen msate gt aaie uk T 5 3 Ve Union Pacific 1st 4s % tinnes'here o g2 arae 1 13| CINCINNATI, Ohio, November 22— | New E: 8% | nton Pacific ov 48 week has marked a slowing down on 68 | The recular auarterly ividend of 13 ! New York 10 | e Ry 1ot b bosid big building projects. The chi s 4o | per cent on preferred and the semi- | New York Tel6s'41..45 105~ 104% 104% 5 ¥ 6% of this lull has been the lack of stru« 0 New I Western Maryland 45 10 3% 63% 1. On only one of the fiv annual dividend of 3 per cent on (New York Tel4lts...15 3% 3% g8 | 7 tural steel. On only g 8 | common stock have been declared by [ North Am Bdison 6s. 23 % @3 s, [ Western PacificSs... 8 &% & big structures are workmen busy t: soard i s > SN &Lref6s 3 % est Shore 15t 4s. 82 8% day. On other operations stoppage of el the board of directors of the Cincin- { No Ohio Tr 3 8 s | e : H % | jati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific | North States Pow 5s. 3 81% 91% 1% | Wisconsin Ct gen 4, 0% 8% work is said to be due to lack u 46% | railroad. In addition, an extra 3% | Northwest Bell Tel 7819 107% 107% 107% bricks. A few men are emploved on 8% | per cent on common stock for six | Pacific Gas & El16s... 3 91% 913 91 most of these structures to avoid the 12% | months’ business was declared. e el e weos i s e e W] nem. expense of mew permits which com- 1% Packard Motor 8s.... 2 107% 107% 107% pletemtoppage ot derk avould sty 8 5 % : —— ate. Pan-Amer Pete 78... 1 12% 102% 102% 2 WOOL AUCTION OPENS. Phiia Co ref 63 A. SHORT-TERM SBCURITIES. (Quotations furnisbed by Redmond & oy | LAKE Shipping Holding Up Bid. o Much Later Than Usual 0% | JONDON, November 22.—The eighth | Pierce Oil deb 8s. 1 B was a large attendance. Home and |Replron & St5s'40.. 1 2% 9% 9% | Aluminum Co, of Amer. 7s 1925, 1083 103% 36 |series of ‘wool auction sales began | Public Service 58 today. Prices opened firm and there 2% 57% | continental spinners were good buy-|Rob & Myrs1st7s'42 1 98l 81 98l | Aluminum Co. of Amer. 7a 1083, 103% 1083, ‘Spefinl Dispatch to The Star. 18 lers. Merinos were quoted 5 per cent|Sinclair Oil s, 100% 100% - 100% | American Cotton OL) 8 1024..". 86% % | CHICAGO. November 22 — Lake 2 |lower, fine crossbreds were un-|SinCrudeOil5%S.... 8 98 98 9 |American Tel. & Tel. 100% steamers sl &re bringme fail oa 5% |changed and medium and coarse | Sou Por Rico Sug is.. 3 %% 9% 9% | American Tel! & Tel. 14 ¥ lgoes from northern Michigan, Lud- 8 |crossbreds were 5 to 10 per centgung OilofCalifis. 2 106 106 105, | Auaconda Copper @ I -1 s0mg |ington and Mackinaw, and it is nes- i o Y 7o = e o v 1, B 0! & s{li% g;la‘;er. Most of the offerings were | miqe. Water Ol 6125.. 16 10275 102% 102% fi;:.:'."f:.gfiflfi“n"ou’ : 3 ;:g"l!‘m: la“ (l i Y e i 5% ® Tobacco Prod sf7s.. 3 108% 103% 108% | Armour & Co Ts 1830. . 104 warm weather this fall. 9% PET'IT Toledo Edison 1st 7s. 5 105 104% 105 ‘I_!Elhldc’hem'g-le’elle &lifi" ::fl% v it crops and the i"('rrl’uqu TON IN BANKRUPTCY. !UnionBag&Pés.... 3 % 98 o |Canadian Pacl 24, freight shipments from 31 * - Car T €., C.. C. & B . 1015, " S . i ion Tank Car 7. - 7 103% 103% 103 4 o3 re expected to make this % | NEW YORK, November 22.—An in- | R e LA 1637 | season a record-breaking one. exceed- £% | voluntary petition in bankruptey | op Steam Copen 65.. 9 91% 90% @1% ing previous totals by at least 40,000 3 {was filed in federal court today|('s Realty 5 D1 sy % e - " | tons. 88 |against the cotton brokerage firm of | g nodWW oo ores o O TR BB Gooayear T. & K. ail trade is picking up under Schapp Brothers. Liabilities were | & pupper 5s ot 7 s B 8; treat Northiern % the stimulus of cold ather. Th 92 |listed at $30,000 and assets $3,000. O EUbber Tt oo 3 a0 106% 0| St OU Corpr 18, ?1ica good demand for oth Lo USSteels £65.......83 102% 102 1021 | Knnas City Rerm e 193, “ | but stocks are heavier i ! RAW SUGAR PRI 3 ver & Lt 6s..11 91 % | Kennecote_Copper 78 1980, % % |would have been had weather con- sk CES. Utah Power & Lt 5s... O 9 eell & Lijky 10 8T 012 ditions heen mare neurly moraal’ 198 | NEW YORK, November 22—The | Vn- emical 7..15 96! AL &t P. &5, 8 N, 0%s 1031. Knit goods continue popular and 118 | Faw_ sugar market Wwas more motive | Ve-car Chem iew. 1 S WK s | Mo & Co T le..oo- wholesale dry goods distribution. iv 6 |early today. Sales were reported at|western Union 61s.. 6 100 109 109 |t. Paul Union Depot Gs 1023, 1001 14 | better than last year. . 85,000 bags of Cubas for prompt No- | Wiccis Co st 65... 8 10 3% 100 | Sears, Roebuck & Co. T8 1628.. o1 Gy | yemper and | early December ship- | Wilth s Coov 7is. 4 1% 1o lody | Sqthwenten Bl 7 35 1osth (12| Cool Weather Boosts 128 | cost and freight, equal to 5.65 for i Car 7s 1980...... 10} : u:“ cem'r‘ltugaL 'rmi( inclreasod activity s AL Trade in New Orleans in the spot market led to renewed e ot i ch to The Star. #% | buying in raw susar futures and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. D A ANG, Rivembar 22 3 2 | prices at midday showed advances of | (Quotations furnished by W. I, Liibbs & Co.) | called February > ANS. { tail trade in this city and section has been greatly stimulated by the advént of colder weather. 3 to 5 points. There were no changes 8% | in refined sugar, with fine granulated 6% | listed at 6.90 to 7. Laondon, pound sz —_— Montreal. dollas Paris, franc ;| GETS NEW ASSIGNMENT, |lirissers; fraue Berlin, mark. 81% | Lieut. Col. Thomas P. Bernard, | Rome, lira 51% | cavalry, In this city on leave, has | Zurich, fra 78% | been relieved from duty at Jefferson | fthens xS 65 | barracks, Mo.. and detalled to the ‘.l‘l;n" opeetn 54 |command of the general reserve de- 1% | pot, New Cumberland, Pa. raguG, Crown, mark. penhagen, ¢ Selling checks —e \ SCHOOL AFFECTS HOM Mre. Frizzell Tells of Influence B« T 2 e v il nd for silks, woiu- fore Parent-Teacher Meeting. || mOrUienis oot Wouning, Influence of the school on the home}|boys' clothing is active, g 2ove f toys have been unusualls was explained by Mra. J. W. Frizzelly ¥ance saleb 0f o5 (ee Gt president of the District Federation k{hy have shown improvement, hay: of Women's Clubs, in a talk last night |inot come up to expectations Government statistics show that New Shoehotm. crows: before the Carbery School Parent-}, fONIREN, M Eclond seaport of the Btotkola. seeony oachers’ Association in that school.| frretey this ear in the Lol of ton ° By the Associated Press. en E. Kramer, assistant super- | -page entering and leaving narbor Webber & Heilbrn, 11% NEW YORK, November 22.—For- Steph hich ageregated 16,400,000 ton intendent of scnoots, also spoke. (Copyright, 1922.) Western Elec pf.... 11% eign exchanges firm. Great Britain,| Reports weré made by Miss Loretta crockery, glass 1 | 15% 10 demand, 449 5-16; cables, 449 9-16;| wwoodcock, chuirman of the school Western Pacific.... 16 sixty-day_ bills on banks, 4.47%.|luncheon committee, and Mrs. Walter nlmms_- 2 | Western Pacpf.... 51 France, demand, ,0729; cables, .0730. | Hagin, chairman of the committee on Stock af » fon. Italy, demand, .0466%; cables, .0467. | playgrounds. Miss Woodcock said % ¥i:‘$2'é?fl M. ’& . Belpium, demand, .0684; cables, 06843, Pharoall the puplls are served a milk Atffance Reauts Germany, demand, .0001%; cables,jand cracker luncheon at recess,|Aljan st L d d, .3934; her they pay for it or not. Mrs | Aupuiated Wheeling & LE pf. 0001 9-16. Holland, demand, .3934;| whether they pay % 5% Hag] | cables, .3937. Norway, demand, .1820. | Hagin told of plans to extend the|porfien Compauy, 1% e jeon Sweden, demand, .2673. Denmark, de- | playground limits of the school. Mooke Oil Ref, C 68% | wrni e 5020, " Switserland, demand,|® Mrs. A. K. Wine, president, named | Packard Motors, s, | White O1L, 4 71860, Spain, demand, .1630. Greece.|the follolwng committee chairmen: |Reyfolds Tob, 335, stk ) | Wik Sosoer. . domund, ics, Poldnd, domand:(Mra Faxin revision: Mrs Dom Dern | it " 3 Al lemand, | membe: 14 88 , ey | Willys-Overiand. K e ine demand, 3662 | Mea: Jasper Moore, floral, and Mrs. A. e 1o3% | Woolworth. Brazil, demand, .1260. Montreal, | Jeffer! refreshments. A vocal TREASURY CERTIFICATES. '3,"' Worthington Pmp.. 8% 99 15-16. selection was rendered by Mrs. Flor-| (Qiotations furnished by Redmond & Co.) % | Wright Aero....... 9% ence Perkins. TR T ASSIGNED TO FORT MYER. % Call Money-..... 5 6 2 . Jonathan Wainwright, cavalry, 5 : HOURLY SALES OF 8$TOO! Illr‘b’nn relieved from duty with the Col, Guy H. Preston, cavalry, al 61% |11 a. 189 800 War Department, general staff, and | Fort Bliss, Tex., has been assigned to, assigned to the 34 Cavalry at Fort | the command of the general inter-