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A | MARKET NERVOUS . enterpr . Something N TRADING TODAY - Sharpest Fluctuation for Long Time—U. S. Steel Again Below Par. T P | BY STUART w | pecial Dispatel | NEW YORK. May 10.—The stock | market today went through y of the sharpest fluctaations t been s As busine ST W series have | tim the work in the steel shares expectation of s favorable developing t an Locomotive meeting Inasmuch Americ Locomotive | had denc much to d the general | ist upward yesterday, its action was | watched with much interest. Doubling of the capital stock, anuounced at th conclu gathering, | with a dividend on at the | rat $10 on the against the | former wiis fo rapid | advance 16 138, It w- the old st f news n in some two One w the me- the opposing the weaknes other wasx th thing Ame Aw not only the_whole bei at round American Loc market was, least, a s, 1Nir 211 dur! ment were Th, ssu tethlehem St ) t inasmuch pot esrn its comm in the first quarter, the dividend he i trade developments as precariou: Oth wers pulled down 1 common hut time, tive, for the e tim as tl mpany_did 1 share dividend | continuance of | It of the latest ust he regarded | stel stocks | with Bethlehem below | o and | bl ates | iming ¢ - 1 ! The - statement for | the first showing earnings at the ra 16, ded to a | turther rally at’ the stock ' tion et e i Sugar i two the Ruling inte Important. The dents of v th | ment la being held alleged excossive the Attorney Gene ew York Coffec : of constr up > cutting down ations clearly fo off in the demand what has been source of business as Wednesday's t for steel from| Steel | owing Corpo s ) the duri (o tonng April, is R 1 steel plants are b ld orders | Steel Buyers Cautious, i th in th ] chief now djuste But stuatic higher pri Teve 1 that in no hu to ente the market, g we v 1 month head. These may readil ange luter o the momen with the added plication of postponem ot constructio the « is Wik up to a of the steel s the features exch cum Pittsburgh and West Virginia, The strength of Pittsburgh West Vi nia, which to a new high azain today. was uscribed to Neve 1 s. One is the reported projec e of the property at price o be considerably higher! than nt market quotations. note subs deal, the bu point re that K month ug ares, wh 1 day on the s under these mors of a is behi H i £ approximately $12 , h seems to justify the talk about | a $3 to $1 dividend. ' and Electric i s subsidiary pany, pul i upon ' stocks of th ket lately. Ma < increased March, 1922, Water W hs ending 4 also of i Tarch ment. higher to- | did s sugar is was m ¥ which From men have t was an upon_the part of the interfere with the law of supply and | demand. The whole history ilar efiorts h cen one of failure. e i, Some remarkable upt in the late trading stocks. America these. ghly - ‘an put it in the s l 4 { n Locomotive is @ as been paying out dividends relative to earnings, has been putting back into property and which some day will do | what the locomotive company did to- day. i Pittsburgh and West Virginia was | another favorite. As the stock went | up_another 4 points the street re- verted to recent reports that option had been secured for a controlling in- { at figures well ; the recent { & prices. i ¥ W, Woolworth st ch had beld up remarkably all through recent break, made i spectacular jump to_a new high. Strength in appe to 1 ing by trade 31 also | and but t cov the 1o il ns occurred & individual was one of little in California Petroleum due largely to cover- who had sold short on . tha dividend declaration, thinking that no in e from the ent 7 per cent would be regarded very | disappoint There w special buying also in the new National Bis- cult stock. LUMBER MEN MEET. pre CHICAGO, May 10, system for tabulati tribution and co. tion of lumber are two of the prin cipal subjects which will be discus: ed at_the convention of the Hard- wood Manufacturers’ Institute, which opened here today. About 300 dele- gates are expected to attend the con- vention, final plans for which were nade today at a meeting of the di- the institute. Canservation and ber grades will be discussed at the meeking of the Lumber Manufac- turars’ standardization commiitee, which also opens here today, R. (. Merritt of Washington, D. C., an- nounced on his arrival here. Mr. Mer- ritt s executive secretary of the central committee on lumber stand- and standardi plicity of lum OF i Takoma Park. Md., May 1, 1923, —Sealed pro- posals, uddressed fo the undersigned, will be 110 Cedar uve.. Takom clock p.m. May tion of public work, 3 cet of cement ug and 6.500 sounre vurds cement side- . Rids will be encned at 8 o'clock p.m on May 21 in the basement of the Presbyte- vian Ohurch. Apply to the undersigned for apecifcations, BEN G. DAVIS, Clerk, ] A s C NCIAL W YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office Alr Reduction. . Ajax Rubber. Allfed Chem. Allied Chem pf. Allis Chalmers. Am Agr Chem. . Am Beet Sugar. Am Bosch...... AICAN. L ooen Am Car & Fdy.. Am Car & F pf. Am Chain A. Am Chicle Co Am Cotton Oll. . | Am Cot Ol pt Am Druggist Am Express.... Am H & Leath. . Am Jee. . Am Internat’l. Am La France.. Am Linseed. . Am Linseed pf. Am Locomo. . Am Metals. Am Radlator. ... Am Safe Razor. Am Ship&Com. Am Smelting. .. Am Snuff pt. Am Steel Fay Am Sugar. m Tel & Tel, Am Tobaceo Am Tobac (BY. Am Tob pf (n) Am Water Wks. Am WIK6% pt. Am WWKT% pf.. Am Woolen Am Woolen pf. Am Zinc&Lead. . aconda sso D Goods. 0D G 1st pf. octated Ol chison. | Atchison p Atlan Cst Atlantic Gulf. Atl Gulf pf. Atlantic Ref. Atl Refining pf.. Austin Nichols Auto Knitter dwin Loco. Palto & Ohio. ... *Bank of Com. .. B i Beechnut Pack Beth Stee Beth St17%(n) .. Booth Fish. .. Bklyn Edison. Bklyn Rap Tro.. Bklyn RT ctfs.. Brown Shoe. Burns Bros (A). Burns Bros (B). Bush Term pt Butie Copper. Butte & Super. Butterick 1ddo Oil s if Petrol. if Petrol pt lahan Zinc. Cent Leath pf. Century Rib Mills erro de ’asco. . Chandler Mot. Chesap & Ohio Cni & Chi & ChiGrt West. Chi Great W pf.. Chi Mil & StP. hi MII&StP pf. | Chi & Northwn.. | Chi Pneu Tool. Chi R1& Pac. Chile Copper Chino Copper. i Coca-Cola. i Colo Fuel Colo & South | Columbia Gas. plumbia G slumb'a Grap. . ContCan..... Continental Mo. Corn Products den & Co. Crucible Steel. .. uban-Am Sug. Cub Cane Sug... Cuba Cane S pf.. Cuban Dom’can. Cuyamel Fruit.. Davidson Chem. Del & Hudson. .. D Lack & Wstn. Dome Mines Dupont (1 tman Kod. :c Stor Bat. Zik Horn Coal. . Zikh'n Coal pf. Emerson-B pf Endicott-John. Endicott-J pf. Erie ! Erie 1st pf. | Famous Play... I Famous Play pf Fidelity F Ins. Fif Av Bus wi. Fisk Rubber Fleishman. Fisher B of O pf. Foundation Co Freeport Texas ardner Motor. . Gen Aw Tk pf. | Gen Asphalt. . Gen Asphalt pf. Gen Cigar. Gen Electric. Gen Elec spl wi. Ger Motors. . Gen Mot 6% deb. Gen Mot 7% Geb. Gimbel Bros. ... Gimbel Bros pf.. Glidden. ...+ Goldwir;lCm‘Pv so0drich. . Euudrlch »f. Goody pr pf w! Goodyear pf.. Granoy Consol Gray & Davis Gt Northern pf.. Great Nor Ore. Greene-Canan Guantana Su. ... Gulf M & Nor pt Gulf St Steel.... Harbishaw Cab. Hartman Corp. Hayes Wheel. | Hendee Mf&. Houston Oil. Househ'd Prod.. Hudson Motors.. Hydraulic Stl. IMnois Central. Indiahoma.- Ind Oil & Gas. Inland Steel Inspiration. - Interb RapTr. . Cemen i:lCombuu E... int Harvestgr... Int Mer Marine. . Int M Marine pf. 1nt Nickel. 1Int Nickel p! Intl Paper. Iati'Pager (sta).. int Tel & Teleg. Intertype Corp.. Inyincible Oil. Iron Product Island Oil Jewel T Jewel Tea pf Jones Tea. Kansas & Kansas City S Kansas C So p Kayser (Juliu Kelly-Spr Tire. Kelsey Wheel Kennecott. Keystone T! Kinney G R.. High. 67 13 69% 110% 4% 25 41% 48% 9% 173% 121 23% 9 12% 24% 5% 122 Low. 66% 12% 67% 110 48% 25 41% 41% 89% 171 121 23% 9 10% 23 5% 120 10% 95% 25% 12% 29 48 135% 4% 82% Tia 14% Clese. 67 124 67% 110 a4 25 41% 42% 9418 171 121 23% 9 10% 282 5% 102 10% 96 26% 12% 29 e 136% 47% 82% Thh 14% BRTA 94 3% 77 122% 14813 147% 102% 41 61 89 94% 4 105% 176 14% 46% 74 84 110 99% 88% 114 21 16% 123% 116% 27 26% 129% 481 290 56 68% 57 94% 4% 110% 1% 1% 16% 110% 59% 95% 118 8% 1% 46% 98 69 15% 12% 98% 40% 8% 86% 10% 16% 85% 102, 45% 98% 9 5 34% 90% 96% 60% 27% 11% 2% 80% 25% 8% 50 85% 1% 85 40 17% 53% 36% 26% 2% m 10 10% 40 35% 17% 39 24 8T% 8% 32 14% kil 43 67 66% 30% |Laclede Gas. ... {LE&Wnetfs.. {Lee T & Rubber. Lehigh Valley. . Lima. Locomo. .. j Loews Inc. ! Loft Inc | Loose-w! : Louls & Nax Mack Trucki Mack Truck Macy Co........ Magma Copper. Mallison & Co Manati Sugar, .. Manbat El Sup. . Man El inv guar. Manhattan Elev. Market St Ry. .. Market St R'2d. Marland Oil Martin-Parry Mathison Alkli. Maxwell (A). Maxwell (B) May Dp Store: MeclIntyre Por. Met Edison pf. Mex Seaboard Mex Seabd ctf; Miam! Copper. Middle St Of1 Midvale Steel Minn & StL (n). MoK & T (naw). MK&T pf clA (n) Mo Pacific. ....... Mo Pacific pf. Montana Pow Montg'y W'ra Moon Motors Mother Lods Nat Biscuit w Natl Biscuit pt. Natl Cloak & S. Nat Condutt. ... Natl Dept Stores. Natl Enamel. Natl Lead. N Or Tex&Mex. . N Y Alr Brake. . | NY Air Brk(A). NY Canners. N Y Central. . NYNH&Hartrd. NY O& Western. Nort & West.... Nor & West pr. . North Amer North Pacific. Ohio Fuel Sup. . Oklahom Prod.. Orpheum Cir. .. Otis Steel. . Owens Bottle Pacific Develop. Pacific G & El.. PacificOfl...... Packard Motor. Pan-Am Peta. .. Pan-Am P (B).. Parrish & Bing Penn Coul & C'ke Pennsylvanta Penn Seabd Stl People’s Gas. Pere Marquette. Philadelphia Co. Philadel Co pf. . Philip Morris. .. Phillips Pete. .. Pierce-Ar pt Pierce Oil. Pierce Ofl pt.. PittsCoal... .. Pitts Coal pf. . Pitts & W Va Pltts&W Va pt Postum Cereal Produc & Ref. Pub Serv (new). Pub Service. Pullman Co Punta Alegre Pure Oll. . | Railway St1 Sp Rap Tr Sec w.l.. RapTr Sec pf wi Ray Con Cop... Reading. .. Reading 1st pf. Reading 2d pf Remington. ... Replogle Steel. . Rep Ir & Steel.. Rep Ir & Stl pf. Reynolds Spr Rey Tobac (B). Royal Dutch. L&San Sran. St L Southwn St L South pf. Savage Arms. .. Schulte Stores. . Seab'd ALDS... Sears Roebuck Seneca Copper. . Shell Union. Shell Union pf. . Simmons. ... Simmons pf Simms Petrol Sinclalr Oll..... Skelly OIl. ... Sloss-Sheffield. . So Porto Sugar. South Pacific. Southern Rwy. . Southern Ry pf. Spicer Mtg Co. St Oil of Calif Stand Ofl of NJ StOflof NJpf.. Steel&Tube pf.. Sterling Prod Stew’t-Warner. Stromb'g Carb. . Studebaker Submar'e Boat. Supertor Ofl. | SweetaCoof & ‘Tenn Copper. Tex Company. Tex Gf Sulphur. Tex & Pacific. .. Tex&PCOil... Third Avenue. Timken Bear... Tobacco Prod Tobac Prod A.. Tobacco Pro pf. Trans Cont Oil. Transue&Will. . Twin CR Tran Union Bag & P Union Pacific. Union Pac pf. Un Alloy Steel. . United Drug. United Fruit. United Ry Inv. Utd Ry Inv pt. Utd Retall Strs. USCastIrPpf. U S Food Prod. . U S Indus Alco. USRealty.... U S Rubber.. U S Rub 1st pf. USSteel....... U S Steel pf.. Utah Copper. Vanadium Cop. Van Raalte. Va-Car Ch VaIr Coal &C. Vivadou Wabash. Wabash pf (. Waldort Sys. Wells-Fr Exp. West Penn Co. West Elec pf. Western Md. ... Weéstern Md 2d Western Union. Westhse EI&M Wheeling&L E.. Wheel & LE pt White Eag Oil. ‘Wisconsin Cent. ‘Woolworth. Worthington. Open. High. Low. Close. 81 30 27% 6315 68% 17% 8% 50 90 11215 16% 451 15 1167% 941y 61 89% 4% 115% 12 4% 1% 10% 46% 63% 22% 16% 15% 4l 55% 80% 109 9% 3% 65% 70 135 2% 35% 80 169% 1215 38% 8% 66 4 58% 101% 54% - 100% 101% 117% 68 3¢ 41 12% 63 20% 9% 28% 38% 45 51 12 11 23% 109% 16% 86% 65% 9% 13% 26% 53% 31 219% 33% 10% 81w 30 2% 631 €9 18 8% 50 51% 112% 12 24% 109% 16% 86% 56 9% 14% 264 53% % % 31 235 38% 10% 81 30 27% 62% 66% 1% 8% 50 20 82 94 62% 82% 34 65% 54 48 55% 18% 33 44% 33% 4T% 49% 17% 81% 80 2T% 2% s 17% 8% 50 20 10% 43% 1 7% 3R 18% 70% 671 10 414 44% A 90 391 51% 23% 654% 47 21 29% 5T 24 914 11 *3 83 175 | 924 30% 99 11% 31% 26% 52 54 887y 32 66 201 | 53% 37% 1167 9% 61 88 73 4 1% 46% 62% 15 72 80 12 38 78 66 4% 57% 101% b4k 100 101 117% €8 33 40% 12% 63 20% 944 27% 38% 45 51 112% 12 24% 109% 16 86 55% 8% 12% 26 2% 9% % 31 235 33 10% . Last, &% HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. 80130012 m . 684600 2p.m. « 653700 795 000 Don't howl if occasionally you get it in the neck; be thankful that you are not a girafte. HIGH-GRADE BOND PRICES GO HIGHER Rail Quotations Surprise to Investors—Trading Quiet in Liberty Issues. BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. Special Dispaich to The Star. NEW YORK, May 10.—Quotations for high-grade bonds were higher again today, particularly in the legal for saving banks class. Atchison General 4s, for instance, sold on a 4% per cent basis, within 2 points of the high of the year. Cen- tral Pacific 48 sold on a 5.05 basis, within 2% points of the high of the year. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy §s were up within a fraction of par. Pennsylvania Ceneral 5s crossed par. Northern Pacific 4lis were up a point. Northern Paclfic 6s were also within practically 2 points of the high of the r. Atlantic Coast Line 4s were up a full point, ylelding well under 5 per cent. *Union Pacific refunding 4s sold a 48 basis on Actlon Causes Surprise. There was no change in the quota- tion for time money sufficient to ac- count for this upswing in high-grade bonds. Nor, as far as could be learn- ed, was there much institutional buy- ing. The fact that private investors should be eager to accumulate able securities giving such a low re- turn seems surprising. One explana- tion was that the bond market had been temporarily relieved of the press- ure of new offcrings. It was also pointed out that current quotations mada the new United States Treasury 43 notes at par look very cheap. Washington dispatches stated the d tment expect subseription of the new issu retary of the Treasury also qu as saying that the question of an in crease in rediscount rates had not been discussed by the Federal Re- serve Board for some time. Liberty Honds Quiet. Liberty bonds were not as vesterday. The chief inte shown In the third 41s. A notable development market was the better :s, the French 1 and the Fre fractionally points s not so much inte and second wrade d in the high grade part, however, que et was notable strength and activity in Reading general 43, which made a new high for the year, as the modified plan was presented by coun- that S0 active t was in tone rday's | the s Swiss 8§ culative bonds most tic the {Lyons 6s. tax- | {Ud Kingm 6%s '37 sel to the court in Philadelphia. i New Plan for Exchange. The new plan provides for the ex- change of the present R ding 4s for half new coal company bonds | per cent and half new “t 4 per cent. Repre: the tockholders object to this ar- ! rangement. H The ¥ applicd to the Interstate Commerce Commissi for uthority to sell $13 per icent equipment trust The | price to the bankers POTATOES SELL HIGHER. Florida Crop in Good Demand in | New York Market. ! h Ma 10. Fresh re- 1 eipts of old crop white potatoes ! inued light and the liberal sup- | plies at the railroad vards are grad- | ually being reduced | Demand was extremely light. with | e market dull and weak. New crop| Florida potatoes sold quite readily | at slightly high The sup- | plies were modera New York | round white No brought from $2.25 to $2.85 per 130-pound sack and | w _crop Florid in; spaul rose | [ No. e mold at Special N IRK o ng 00 to $7.50 per double-headed barrel { Bunched rhubarb was in less plentiful _supply ~from the Hudson | valley districts. but liberal offerings | were avallable,” especially from Long Island and New Jersey. Hudson | river stock brought 3 to 6 cents per bunch: Long Island, 2 to 4 cents. and New Jersey 2 to 33z cents | UNFILLED STEEL B tie Associated Press. | NEW YORK. May 10.—Unfillea! orders of the United States Steel Cor- poration on April 30. made public to- day. totaled 509 tons. a decrease {of 114,523 tons under those at the end of the preceding month. MEETS STEEL PRICES. CHICAGO. May 10.—The Inland Steel Company, the leading independ- ent producer in this section has decid- ed to meet the United States Steel prices for steel sheets for third quar- ter delivery. Inquiry for standard steel rails is heavy today. The lead- ing interest has added another fur- nace at South Chicago and the only idle United States Steel plant now is one at Joliet. NEW BOND OFFERINGS. ! NEW YORK. May 10.—Some of the large bond offerings in prospect in- clude a $35,000.000 to $560,000.000 issue of Ilinois Bell Telephone bonds, probably 53s; $2,910,000 Central of Georgla raflway 5 per cent equipment trusts, $17.000,000 New York Central equipment trusts and $2.170,000 Bos- ton and Providence raliroad deben- ture 5s. —_ LIVERPOOL COTTON. LIVERPOOL, May 10—Cotton— Spot, limited demand; prices firm. Good middling. 14.82; fully middling, 14.72; middling, 14.6: low middling, {1437 goou ordinary, 13.87; ordinary, 13,57, Sales, 10,000 bales, including 3,300 American. Receipts, 100 bales, all American. Futures closed barely Steady. May. 13.85; July, 13.60; Octo- ber, 15.66: December, 12.35; January, 12.24; March, 12.13. BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS. LONDON, May 10.—Bar silver, 323 pence per ounce; money, 1% per cent; Qiscount rates, short Dbills, 1%al% per cent; three-months’ bills, 23, per eent. ‘NEW YORK, May 10.—Foreign bar silver, 66%; Mexican dollars, 51. ORDERS DECREASE |3 DIVIDENDS. Pay- Stock of Record. June 1 May 19 May 15 May 21 June 20 May 1 June 1 June 1 June 15 July 1 July 1 June 1 May 10 May 10 June 15 May 16 June 15 June 15 May 19 May 81 May 31 June 15 June 15 May 11 Company. riod. Rat Am. Sugar Ref. pf Q@ 1% Blyn. City R. Q 20c. ‘q Q Cen. Ark It. L. 1%% Jrne 18 Doug.-Pectin Corp. Q ~23¢. July 1 Eastman Kodak ... Q 31.25 Eastman Kodak ...Bx T5c Elkhern Coal pf... — T8¢ Niles-Rem-Pond pf Q 1%% M Pratt-Whitney pf.. @ 1%4% Rosarle Nitrate Co.— 2w Cole Motor . Grane Co Crane Co., pf. June 11 21 o % iy 1 8t. Text. Pr. B. pf. uly of ‘Sh .00 Jane 20 Q $1.50 June 15 Q $1.75 June15 U. 8 Gypsum.....'Q 1% June30 U. 8. Gypsum pf.. Q 1%% Juue 30 Welch Gr. Jee, pf. Q M¥% May 31 | ON NEW YORK BONDS STOCK EXCHANGBI Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. (Sales are fa $1,000.) UNITED STATES BOND! (Fractions represent thirty - seconds. Example: 101-1 means 1011-32.) High. Low. Close. 101-5- 101-2 101-2 97-10 97-10 97-10 97-17 97-14 97-15 97-17 97-13 97-13 98-13 98-9 98-10 97-22 97-17 97-19 Victory 4%s.. 5 100-2 100-1 100-1 US4%s1952. 225 99-4 99-2 99-3 FOREIGN. Sales. High. < 92 102% 20 101 Lib 1st 43 Lib 2d 4%s Lib 34 4%s Lib 4th 4%s. Close. 102% 101 96% 1007 110% 90% 9% 83% 97% 9974 101% 99% 99'4 103% 103 29% 93% 109% 97% 91 96% 95% 91% 99% 95% Argentine 7s. . Belglum 7%s. Belgium 6s. . 10 96% Belgium 8s. . 6 100% Bern 8s. . 1 110% Bollvia 8s 24 90% Bordeaux ... 1 80 Brazil 7s 20 83% Brazil 8x 14 9% Canada 551926.... 18 997% Canada 6% 1929.. 6 101% Canada bs 1931 6 99% Canala 531952.... 63 99% Chile 35 1946. 6 103% Chile 85 1941, 15 103% CubaShswl 29 99% Czechoslovakia 8s. 20 93% 8 109% 16 97% Denmark 8s. Denmark 6s. Dutch F15%s......29 91 Dutch Fast16s'47 24 96% Dutch East I 63'62 14 95% Framerican 7%s.. 1% French Govt 8s 9944 rench Govt 7% 951 Haiti 6s ctfs. 941 Holland-Amer 6s. 8814 Japanese 1st 4% 93 Japanese 2d 4%s. . 9213 Japanese 4 > 81% Jergen U M Gs'47. 824 80% 801 57% 574 89 18 36 Marseilles 6s. Mexico 5s. Mexico 5s large. Montevideo 7 Netherlands 6. Norway 6s........ 26 Paris-Ly's-Med 6s. 49 Prague T%s. . 5 100% 98 5% 80 107 1007 94% 94y 96 99 884 67 82 17 113% 104% MISCELLANEOUS. Am Agr Chem Ti%s 14 102% 102 Am Cotton Oil 55.. 4 Am SmIt&R st 5s. Am Sugar Ref 6s.. AmT& Tev 68 AmT& Teltr3s.. Queensland 7s. ... Queensland 6s. . Rio de Jan 8s 1946. Rio de Jan 831947, Rio Gr Do Sul $a Sao Paulo.City.s; 1 Seine, Dept of. 78.. 12 Serbs Crotes Slo 8s 25 Solssons 6s..... Swiss Confed 8s. .. Ud Kingm 51 '29 9614 {Am T & Teltrds.. Anaconda cv db 7s { Anaconda 1st 6s. .. tArmour & Co 4345, Atlantic Refin 5s.. Rarnsdall s f 85 Bell Tel Pa 3s rets. Beth Steel s f 6s. .. Brier H St 1st 514 Rklyn Edison Bklyn 1d gen 5s.. Bush T Bldz 55°60. Central Leather 58 0 8. Chile Copper CinG & E5%s 6 ‘ommonwth P 6s “on Coal Md 1st Cuban-Am Sug 8s Cuba Cane cv d 8s. Dery (D G) . . Det Edison ref 6a. 10214 | Du Pont de N 7%4s. 107% | Duquesne Lt 7% 1071 | Duguesne Light §s ; 3 103 E Cuba Sug T14s 104 Empire F&G Tt i ¥isk Rubber 8s. Gen Elec deb 5¢ Gen Refractes 6s.. Goodrich 6s. ... oodyear 851831, Goodyear s 1941. . 14 fumble O&R 5135, Indiana Steel 5s. Inc Mer Marine 6: Int Paper 1st 53 B. Julius Kayser 7s Keliy-Spring 8s... Lackawa S 53 '50 Ligg:tt & Myer 3 Liggett&Myers 5s. 1 Manat! Sug s¢ Marland Of1 714 Mexican Petrol Ss. Mich St Tel 18t 5: Midvale Steel 58. .. Montana Power 58 Morris&Co 1st 4% s Nat Tube 1st 3s... SL H&P 5s... Y Tel 6s '41.. Y Tel 63°49. Y Tel 4%4s. Am Edison 6! States Pow 5s... orthwst B Tel 7s. Otis Steel Ties. Otis Steel 8s.. Pacific Gas & El 58 PacT & T 58'52. .. PhilaCoref s A.. Pierce-Arrow 8s. . Producers & Rf 8s. N ¢ Producrs & R 8s w { Public Service 5 Punta Alegre 7s. .. Sacks & Cos 7s. . Sinclair Ol 7s. ... Sin Crude O11 5%s. Sin Pipe Line 5s. .. South Bell Tel 5s So Por Rico Sug 7s St Oil of Calif 7s. Steel & Tube 7s. .. Tenn Elec Pow 6s. Tide Wat Oll 635 Toledo Edn 1st 7. Union Bag & P 6: Unit Drug cv 8i U S Rub 1st rf 5s U S Rubber 73%s USSteel s f5s Utah Pow & Lt 5s. Vertientes Sugar 7s Va-Car Chem 7s... Va-Car Chm 7348 v st Union 6%s. . Wickwire Spen 7s. 2 Wilson & Co 1st 63 10 98% Wilson&C ev 7%s. 11 99% 19 18 79% 7 108 93 7% 9814 94% | Hud & M | Rapid Tran 6s w .. 14 ions s wilson & Cocvés. 3 91 911 Winchester A s 3 108% 103% P e — SHORT TERM SECURITI Aluminum Co. of Amer. Aluminum Co. of Amer. 7 American Cotton Oil 6y 19: Sugar 68 1837 l. & Tel. 68’1 An Anacouda Copper 0 1920, Anaconda Cobper Ty 1029. . Anglo-American Ofl Tig 10 Hlw. 7s 192 s 30 Tins ther 5s 1925. ... " St L Ga 1920 Great Northern 7 Hocklug Valley 6 Humble Ol Siae 1 Kunnas City Term, 62 Kenuecott Copi Eee Kby, McNell & Libby 7s 1081, 3 5. M. 6348 1981, 1930. 102 Penna. paul Unfon Depot 5%s 1923, E:‘ A oabuck Co. 78 1023. Stands ter 011 61 Taton Tank Car ¥s 1030 -, Rubber 70 1680, fern Union GYas Westinghouse E. & M. 7s 1981, EXCHANGE ELECTION NEAR. NEW YORK, May 10.—The name of Seymour L Cromwell, president of the stock exchange, will be presented for re-election at the annual meeting, Which will take place on May 14. As yet. no_opposition ticket has entered the field and Mr. Cromwell's election is generally conceded in brokerage circles. He has alrealy served as president of the exchange two years RAII.;(OA Ann Arbor 4s. Artchison gen 4i Atchison adj 4s... 2 Atlantic C L1st 4s 32 AtlanticCLecl4s. 2 .16 Canad North 6%s. Canad Pac deb 4 Car Clinch & O 5s. Central Pacific 4s. 2 Ches & Ohfo cv 5s. Ches & Ocv 4%s. . Ches & O gn 43s. . Chi & Alton 3%s. . Chl B&Q gn 45 '58. Chi B&Q 1st rf 6s. Chi & E 111 gn 6s. . Chi Great West 4a. C M & Pugct Sd 4s. ChIM&S Prf4lgs. Chi M&St P cv bs. . Chi M&St P 4525, Chi MES P ev 434s. 2!;1 M&St P 4s°34, M &St Pgn4 Chia NW 6ikn 2" Chi& N W Chi Rys bs. . ChiRT& Pacrf ds Chi & W Ind cn 4s. CCC&StLrfosA. CCC & StL4%s. Cleve Term 5148 Colo & Sou 414s. Del & Hd 18t rf 43, Del & Hudson 53 Den&Rio G con 4s. D&RG1strt5s. . rie 1st con 4s ina ERL&P 5s ref 5s. Hud & Man aj 5s. . 111 Central ref 4s. 111 Central 5%s. Int R Transit 7s. .. Int & G Nor aj 6s.. 36 Towa Central rf 4s Kan City Ft § Kansas City 8 Kansas City S 55 . Kan City Term 4s. Lake Shore 4s 28 Lake Shora 4s '21. Louis & N uni 4s. . Louis & Nash 7s Louis & Nash 538 Market St en 5s. .. MilEIRy & L 5s. . M& StLrfex s, . M& St L1strf4s MStP & SSM 6159, MK&Tprinss A MK&T4sB. MK&T6sC MK & T adj 5s. Mo Pacific 6s. ... Mo Pacific 55°65. . Mo Pacific gn 4s. ontrl Tm 1st ssau E Ry 4s O Tex & M in 3s. Y Cent deb 6: Y Cent deb 4 Y Centriss S e 5 ven cd 6s. Vew Havend 4 ew Haven 7s.... aw Haven 7s fr..1 Y W & Bos 4%:s Norfolk & W en 4s Northern Pac 3s. orthern Pac 4s. . orthn Pacri 6s.. orthern Pa v orthrn Pe 5s ret. Cre Short Lref 4s. Ore-Wash 1st rf 4s Pennsyl gen 58 Pennsyl gen 4% Pennsyl 6%s. . Pennsyl gold 7s. Pennsyl con 41s. . Pere Marq 1st 5s. . W e B LR R ~oBemaki~owlorn~h o =233 ea (3 ® 2 Reading gen 4s. .. Rio G West cl 4s. .. RIATk & L 4%s.. St L IM&S R&G 4s SIL&SFpl4sA. StL&SFprinss. - ) {StL&SFinc6s.. StL&SF5%sD. StL &S Fadj 6s. . StLSW 1st 4s an A & Arn P 4s. Seab'd AL 4ssta.. | Seab'd A Lref 4 Seab'd A L adj bs. eab'd A L con 6s. ou Pacific cv 4s. . Sou Pacific ref 4s. Sou Pacific clt 4s. . Southern Ry 1st 58 Southern Ry gn 43 Southern Ry 63%s. Sou Ry Mobile 4s. . Third Ave ref 4s.. Third Ave adj 5s. . Unlon Pac 1st 4s. .. Union Pac 1st rf 4s Union Pac cv 4i Union Pac cv 6s Virginia Ry 1st 5s. Wabash 1st 5s Wabash 2d 5s. Western Md Western Pacific 5: Wheel & L E cn 4 Whel &LE rf 438, DS. High. 62% 87% 80 861 8% 95'% 6% 100% 9 81% 4 94 62% 5% 5% 93 924 884 112% 8% 93 85% 8Ky 87% 83w, 26% 86 90% 84 95 10245 95 95% 85% 62 9% 59 50 6314 913, 864 8014 944 66% 100% 75 574 54 90 84 95 102% 95 944 844 614 79% 59 50 TOTAL SALES (Par Valu 1lam. lp.m.. 7222000 2 p.m. —_—_— FREASURY CERTIFICATES (Quotations furnished by Redmond & C 8%s June 15, 1923 378 September 15, September 15, December 1. Mareh 15, June 15, September Mareb 13, June 15 48 o 5. September 15, 1t December 1 FORE May 10, (Quotations furnished by W. Nominal old value. .+ 48005 London, pound Montreal, dollar . Faris, franc Brussels, franc Rerlin, Tome. Copeuhagen, crown Christiania,” crown Stockholm, crown . By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 10.—Foreign ex- changes irregular (quotations in United Britain—De- 4.60%; States dollars): mand, 4.60%; day bills on_banks, Demand, .0659; Great cables, 9% 29 15-16 100 1-16 100 997 100 1015 208 100 o0ty bt 100 o8 A 1o 58 % S 78 66 81 62 8815 4 5! 731 54 43 30 63% 91% FINANCIAL. Grain, Produce and| Live Stock | LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET. Dealers have been advised that the recent spell of cool weather d)dl not fuin fruits and vegetables in the nearby agricultural sections. South | Carolina shippers glutted the straw- berry market the past few days, and | a few crates of the berries have been | received from Norfolk Recelpts of berries in such large quantities and correspondingly lower | prices decreased demands for grape- | fruit and oranges, and the latter fruits are not so much in demand Asparagus receipts from South Car- olina are getting smaller each day. i Nearby groweors have been cutting {the grass several days, but their shipments are not large enough to {supply the trade. Eastern shore as- | paragus appeared in the local mar- | ket two days ago. and that section lof Maryland will be depended upon {for_supplies the next few weeks. | Nearby truckers are supplying the ! local trade h supplies of kale, spinach, rhubarb and the several ) smaller green vegetables H per dozen, 2 : southern, 27. Live pouitry—Roosters. per Ib., 17; turkeys, per Ib., 30; spring chickens, per Ib., 43a55; winter chickens, per 1b. 40: keats, young, cach, €5 fowls, per 1b., Dressed 'poultry — Fresh-killea pring chickens, per 1b. 65a70: win- ter chickens, per 1b., 45a50; hens, per Ib., i roosters, 1b, lb.. 40a45; keats, average receipts, young, Live stock-—Calves, cholce. pe 10al1: medium, per 1b., per b 6a7. 16. Live pigs, hogs. per 1h., 8% Green fruits—Apples, per bbl, 3.00a; 150, California oranges, per crate, S Florida, 6.00; Lemons, 50. Grapefruit, 3.75a awberries, per qt., 18a20. etables—Potatoes, per bbl 0: per sack, 2.25 Florida, per bbl, weet potatoes, North 3.00; near 1.00a: . 1.50a3.00 southern, per crate, 1.50a2.00: 4.00a6.00. per basket. 50; bhage Eggplan i 4.00 per basket. Floridu, 3.00a4.50. Florida lima beans, South Carolina asparagus, 2.00a4.00. GRAX BALTIMO statoes—White, .50; 40 | dozen, 524.00; 043.00; beets, hun- bbage, hamper, 1.50 hundred, 5.00a7.00; . 2.0024.00; cucumber: i plant, crate, bushel. 30a45; lettucs 13.00; onions, " 100 pounds, spring onions, i peas, bushel. 1 i : radishes, 100 pound ach, bus d £ 2.00a4. : peppers 100 pounds, 1.25a1.65: | 1 00a3.00; t | i pples—Pack ; shel, 1.00a -l, barrel, .00; { 00; box. 2.50a4.50: 1 . 5.0046.50; strawberrie i u vineapples. crate, 4.0 { Selling Prices at 12:15. | Wheat—No. 1 red winter, spot, no tations; No. 2 red winter, spot, 3'red winter, spot, no quo- 3 red winter, garlicky red winter, garlicky, | . no quotations; May, 1 - Sales-—None. Corn—Cob corn. new. 4.75 per bar- spot, $97 per bushes; . spot, No. 4, no quo- | track corn, vellow, No. 3 or | asked per bushel qu 55 per bushel er bushel asked. i 1 n export, spot, S7 per bushel; | No. 3. no quotations. H 4] Hay—Receipts, none today; ample | receipts for all trade wants from 17.00 to 21.00 per ton. Y Straw—No. 1 116.00; No. 1 * 1 oat, | tangled rve. 15.00a wheat, 12.50a13.00; No. 1| nominal, 14.00a15.00. % DAIRY PRODUCTS. BALTIMORE, Md.. May 10 (Special) —Poultry—Live, young stags, 25; winter: 0a45; spring: mall and leghorns. 40a45; 27a28: small and leghorns.’ 25a26; roosters, 15al6: ducks, 22a23%y: small | 20. Pigeons, pair. 40. Guinea | ach, 40a60 1%} ) “ Native and nearby £6le | fir: 8014 | 941 6614 100% 6 | 5714 b4 95 95% | ; 85% 1 in 62 T9% 59 50 8578000 12 noon. 5515000 9223000 10014 1013 i oot cables, 06591, —Demand, .0477; cables, .0477%. 000026 %. cables, .1663. mark—Demand, Demand, .1796. .3906%. Sweden—Demai .15203%. Greece—Demand, .0138. Cszechoslova- Argentine—De- -1055. land—Demand,.000021. kia—Demand, .0297. 603. PITTSBURGH, May today of the coal years. 2838,000,0/ gtons. -1860. nd, 10.: Teserves bituminous fiei¢s of Cambria county indicate that sumuen: coal rdemnllns few early licate the entire production of tdh? state in 1922 for twenty-one|13.75: some held highe: The reserves are estimated at | weight wooled lambs, Brazil—Demand, Estimates { 10.50 and higher; in the B. Hibbs & o) |10 lliog checks | &, toda; sixty- France— Italy Bel- gium—Demand, Udsll\'éosgl;;e‘:v -05201%4 rmany—Demand, . cable Go00563. Holland—Demand, 390 Norway—De: .2657. Switzerland— Spain—Demand, Y el P Butter- Zaid; prints, choice to fanc 45a48; nearby creame 35;" store packed, 32a35 TODAY'S CHICAGO PRICES. CHICAGO, May 10.—Price upturns ! which took place in the wheat mar- -t today during the carly dealings were ascribed largely to buying that resulted from a court decision ad- verse to stoppage of future delivery ransactions in_sugar. Wheat was also_bullishly affected by an advance { Liverpool quotations. On the Lulge in prices here, however, sell- | ing increased and a reaction ensued | that wiped out the gains. figures, which ranged from % to o Ligher, with July 1.18% to }1¥3; and September 1.16% to 117, were fol- lowed Ly numerous small changes fand then by a setback to about the same as vesterday's finish | **Corn ana oats parelleled the action {of wheat. After opening % to higher, with July S0 to 80%3a80%, corn sag 2] Oais started unchanged to % high- fer, July 43% to 44, and later showed dalry prints i the market underwent a moderate 32 1 of the currency 1y {copper for April 2 Opening | {a siight downturn, " Provisions lacked support Wheat turned weak today pathy with the stock market tions were unsettled, lower: tember 1.16. in CIL ym- ing. 4 to 5 net Open 1.18% 1N D aley 70, N1y a5, 437 It 1 1 % 10.60 10, 10.97 i 8.87 912 September RIBS— touy o September . CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. CHICAGO, May 10 (United States Department of Agriculture).—Hogs— Receipts. 26,000 head; opening mostly | 0c higher; later trading slow; early advance lost; top. 7.95 150 to 210 pound average, to 340 pound butchers, 7.50a7. mostly 6.2546.50; pigs, | bulk, 110 to 130 6.50a7.50; heavy- ; medium, 7.60a .95; light light, 6.75a sows, smooth, 6.50a7.0 rough, 6.00a6.60; kil 9.30 acking Sows. 25 °%o Boc hikher; pounds average. weight hogs, 7.85: pscklxnl: so;v” 18, Pe Receipts, 11,000 head: most Killing classes strong: spots higher: top matured steers, 10.40; some held higher; several loads strictly chofce steers, 10.00a10.25: best ~vearlings, 10.15; bulk beef steers and yearlings. 8.60a10.00; butcher she stock scarce; bulk desirable beef heifers, 7.50a8.00; bologna bulls weak: stockers and feeders very slow: pending lower; good to choice vealers to shippers Snd_city butchers active at 10.00a bulk vealers to Sheep—TReceipts, 8,000 head: slow: W ehrly sales; fat lambs around clipped lambs, early, best hanay- .80; bulk fat q, n- o~ packers, 8.00a9.00. steady: best lambs and sheep unsold. { i July 1.17% to 1.17%. and Sep- | 1 | | | Wash WASHINGTON Lo ADDS TO SURPLLS Now Stands at $1,600,000. F. M. Berthrong Pro- moted. BY I A. FLEMIN Directors of the Washington Loan and Trust Company have ordered $100,000 transferred from undivided profits to surplug account, making the total surplus $1,600,000. The capital is $1,000, At the e meeting, held yester day afternoon, the directors promot ed Fred M. Berthrong, a paying telles in the bank for the last six years, the position of assistant treasurer Small Lot Business. local exchange small lot in buying continued to marh the business in local securities. There wasn't a transaction of thas passing importance made. apital Traction sold to 983, a slight decline; Washington Gas at % and Lanston at 791,. These com the transactions other than tles of Trust Company stock ¢ bonds. Union Trust selling American Security and Trust On the vestment more Consolidated 55 brought Bid price on Railway common eased 10 633, and the asking price was in flated” to 68, while the preferred shares were held at 75, with 73% the best made. tinl Swvings Bank. The Prudential vings Bank 1: building a new home exclusively for it own use on the north side of 1 street, one-half block west of 7th street northwest. Organization of the bank was perfected some months ago and maintained, aithough the bank will not function until the comple tion of its new building. Lincoln Nationnl Buyw Site. The Lincoln National Bank has purchased the property on the north west corner of H and 17th streets and will soon apply to the controlle: for a transfer of 1 branch bank permit from 726 17th street to the new location. The location is a decided improve ent from originally selected and the purchas also more attrac- tive from the standpoint of an in- vestment It is directly across the street from the Transportation building, with its large banking office on the main floo: Business Activity. The Credit Clearing house reports business keeping up well, the de: ase for the last week being but enth of 1 per cent The mountain section shows the greatest activity with the east mak- ing gains in purchasing, Penn afia being reported as having fi recovercd fully from the lossel aused by the prolonged coal strike The slight recession is chargeabit to the Pacific Coast section. New Municipal Inaue. Redmond & o, Kissel. Kinnicutt & Co.. and Hamilton A. Gill & Co.. are offering £1,500,000 St. Louls county cent gold road bonds ue January 1, 1531, at_102%, to yield bout 4.60 per ceni. The bonds are exempt from federal income taxes The bonds are a direct obligation on St. Louis county: the 2.4 per cent of the assessed valuation. e SHIPMENTS OF COPPER RECORD FOR PEACE TIMES W YORK. May 10.—Copper ship- foreign and domestic, for Aprii were 145,000,000 pounds. The refinery output was approximately 167.500,000 making reduction of stocks of refined 00,000 pounds, Re fine stocks in erican producers hands May 1 was 202,500,000 pounds March copper shipments of 215,000, 000 pounds were the biggest in the peace history of the industry. Indications are that the mine output about June will be smaller than at present, so there is a prospect of con- tinued 'stock reduction during the summer months and continuing up until September at least. —_— i Washingto~ Stock Exchange ¥ Crust €0.—5 at 320 ¥ & Elec_pfd.—1 at 143, Monatype—1 at 79% ~—Call loans, 5 and G per cent BONDS. Bid and Asked Prices. PUBLIC UTILITY. Bid 013 Asked a1ty 102 o8 e Anacostin & Pot Anacostia & Potomac C. & P. Telephone C. & P. Telephoue of Vi. 5s.... Capital Traction R. R, City and Suburban Js... Georgetow Metropolitan Potomne Kl Potom & m. el Pow. g. m. & ref. 7 © Alex. & Mt. Vernon © Alex] & Mt. Ver, . Baito, & ington G <hington ¢ sh. Rws Wash, Rwy. & D ¢ Paper Mfg. 6s..... Riggs Healty Dy (long).. Riggs Realty 5s (short) . Security Ntorage & Safe Dep. 6. Wash. Mkt Cold Storage 5s.. Wardman Park Hotel s.. STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. American Tel. & Telga Capital Traction........... Washington_Gas....... 0000 Norfolk & Wash. Steamboat.... Rwr. & com....... Wash. Rwy. & phd Terminal Taxi com.......... Terminal Taxi pfo. NATIONAL BA! District | Farmers and Mecianic Federal-Americ: Lierty . Lideoln .00 o a1 Metropolitan.... TRUST COM American Security and Trust. Continental . Merchants' Hank.. ational Skvings and Tnion Trust.. s Wush. Loan and Trus Cor mer East Wa Security Seventh_Street. TUnited States... ... Washington Mec 5 FIRE INSURANCE. American - . 220 Corcora 115 Piremen e = 18 National Union.. ] TITLE Columbia_Title. Real Estate Ti MISCELLANEOUS. Columbia Grapbophone com. Columbiu Graphophone pfd. D. 63 Mergenthaler Linotspe. 01 Duteh Market com. 0ld Dutch Market ptd Lanston Monoty) urity ~Storage. Washington - Market Tetlew Gab..

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