Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1925, Page 27

INADX . ¥ CANTALOUPES ARE IN LOCAL MARKET Open Season at $6 Per Doz- en at Wholesale-—Plenty of Strawberries. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13 COTTON SELLS DOWN | p=—=nE=—==g/ Wantedto sell | NEW YORK CURB MARKET | CTIOVSRS O 1. S, FOREIGN TRADE n=wanre> : IN MARKED GAINS Investment common at 3. Favorable Weather and Declines in Second TruSt Favorable Balance in 10 Liverpool Help Trading. Notes Months Reaches Total Weak Here. This company has funds of $997,331,760. 1925. - FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES, $14,000,000 1315 F Street JOHN POOLE, President Prompt Action First Mortgage Loana“ Lowest Rates of Interest and Commission M F. HEFFERNAN. The elements working for higher NEW . May 13—The Curb|prices gave a zood part of their at- | Market held up well today in face of | tention to the oils which were thought i profit taking which was heavier than |to be behind the rest of the market. at any time during the present up; | Humble Oil stood out strongly,advanc movemen ' [ing almost 2 poin Standard of In- Consolidated Gas of Baltimore went | diana crossed 65 anyl Continental O] high ground above 44, but | was in demand for ‘a time. off later following officiai de-| The upward movement in motor and that a plan is under considera- | tire stocks wu$ halted, but where de- a0 consolidation cline: they were fractional. Thomas J. Fisher & Company, Inc.| 5 15th Bireet [a] =] available for the purchase of all kinds of second trust notes, secured on real estate in or close to { D.C | By the Associated Press W YORK, May 13.—Continua- the recent selling movement 1led by reports of very fuvor weather in the South and further | declines in the Liverpool market sent ! the cottoin market off to new low | pricas for the movement in toc | early tradi i | | The Prudence Company, Inc. of New York NEW YORK 13, bonds New May of Ha Foreigh trade of the United States {during April showed marked increase, | exports being $400,000,000, and greater at a decline | than in any April during the last five 46 points selling off | yearn. Imports were $349.000,000, nd October to 21.70 under [against $324,290.000 during April last local and Southern selling. | vear and $364,252,000 during April, s we uncovered on the ! 1923 break and after their execution the rket rallied seve points from the lowest under cove g and trade buying, the latter being partly for foreizn account July stiffened tober to 2183 by the er but the tone, was unss reported libera! (Cantaloupes, as sweet as were ever | offered in the local market. appeared | yp e, 1o here this morning. the first of the | " season. They came from Californi ind were in splendid condition. little high,” commented a dealer. there’s no discounting their qu: Six dollars a dozen was the afioted. They came 45 to the « about the usual number. and g medium size. Florida cantaloupes expected in the near future Liberal supplies of strawher being received from North and the Norfolk, a., sectiol demand is good and the market firm A wide range of pr r\‘|”“’("“l-1 « the poorest quality selling at 9 cents Royal Can 0 a_quart, while the best commanded | . ¢ g AR G0N & & 18 cents. { 3 ‘ ok Brod 3 0 Osa 0 NV dewat O mw Wi Prompt Service Elyashington Investment and Transactions Co. BONDS i o] m of to liquidation ! Stop orde N t Alum T new Bect S ¢ Invites Applications for Construction Loans Long-Term Refinancing Amounts of $50,000 and over FRED T. NESBIT Loan Correspondent Investment Bldg. Main 9392 bu lity pric o The balance of trade on the basis of Commerce Department figures was fu- {vorable to the United States by $51. {000,000 for the month, while for the 10 | 713-15 14th St. N.W. months ending with A the favor- | Main 3662 able balance reached $997,331,760 ‘E:m: Gold Exports Increase. | A continuing outflow of gold also | marked the month's record in interna- | tional trade, with imports of $8.869,8 jand exports of $21,603,945. During the 10 mue endi with April the | Unite tes sustained a net loss the d movement of $110,301,08 During the same 10 months ended with April last vear the United States had | imported 541,425, mo in gold 1 it exporte ver impao 807 and 2,02 and Oc 1 of the first } : Corn 19 E § Jii 01 Corp Bank Ol is nce. New York cotton fu St. Regis Paper Company 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock One of the largest producers of paper in the United States. Controls The Power tion of New York—one of the most important water power companies in New York State. vints, | : prints i b v ¥ i : ! Tk g 3 Oetober 29a l Decembe: andled O {guly, i verage receipts. 3 December Poultry, alive—F Teghorns. 15148 medium fowls, INDUSTRIA e Pow 7 ter &1 & Bl & Traot spenin E b 3 Pov & Lon : hau due " Live wtoch.-(alves i o6 " i . | cline 10 « dium. 10a11: lean, Sa9. L Spri - showed loss 6a18. Live hogs, 13a13 2 | continued to ease Meats—Beef. 17415; veal. 18; i Tamb, h 1 jat 21.98. October & . 35: hogs. 211 oins {ber at 21.48, or points under | The commo rt_ total for hams, 27429; shouldes 20 ber a : mmodity export total for - yesterday's closing. Private ad : April, though larger than the seasonal | Fruit and Vegetable Review. reporied considerable rains in the | figure in previous years, was some- s ot 2 o AT where moisture was needed. | what below that of March, when the e ek pmsiienrile. by o+ New Orleans cotton futures closed steady | total of exports was $453,434.000. SCEEHibles (Gomplled fby e B et declines of 20 o 20 points April's imports were greater than those ‘, 'ws Service Bureau of Agricu High, Low of any mont for th last two vears onomics) a a 2 with the single exception of the reco Cabbage—Supplies }in March, 1925, when imports reached ;\\?Snralr» a total of $385,190,733 | “type. Lettuce—Suppli moderate. market lina, 5-peck hamper ordinary quality, 1 53060; white fowls, 30a3i keats, 40; the month were exports were | Orleans. 10 D silve: ctive but weak | h lower | ¥all off. | the 1 3 expe of gold showed ¥ trade line below the month- | ints. Prices since last De July traded January the U nd Decem 000,000 in gold. Prices in New ORLIEANS rket had ar Liver cab) roling i Metropolitan Housing Loans (ifetropolitan Life Insurance Company) SR Corpora- tributi d ble de 1ge export however. In States exported $7 On homes land and Virgin| the District of Columbia and suburbs in Marv« Earnings of Company, for 1924, applicable to Preferred dividends over 7V; times requirements. Price 99!, and dividend Yielding over 7% Ariz Pow TAm & These loans may be made for 15 years and are very ad- vantageous to the borrower for the reason that they elimi- nate extensions, or new loans at the end of short periods. No life insurance, requircment. Write for booklet len Co pid Borden Co' B Bord & Co rts wi Bridgeport Mach ! BUb: 584 05 bid. 0306 1140 Unlimited funds for foans in the District of Columbia on BUSINESS PROPERTIES APARTMENT HOUSES OFFICE BUILDINGS AND HOTELS Lowest Interest Rates—Brokers’ Applications Invited WEAVER BROS., REALTORS 735 15th St. N.W. Phone Main 1821 anuary | May July [ De: Further details upon request for A-561 E. H. Rollins & Sons Founded 87 416 Woodward Bldg., Washington Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Ch go. Denver, San Francisco light; demand | market firm; Virginia, on. barrel crates, pointed Opening Jeiy, 220 'B. & 0. NET INCOME " BELOW LAST YEAR 163 2138 5 January. octover. light: demand | firm: North Caro-; ° ¥ o type, ! Un R]g e al50; California, | Rub ¢ | s St central district, crates. Icebers type. Mot i 45 do 24.50; mostly 4.25 | Auto Onior upplies very lig awith PG Poderate, market firm. S Wis 1o retailers; Texas, Yellow Bermudas mixed No. 1 and 2 Potato Market Firm. Potatoes—Supplies moderate mand moderate. market firm: stock; New Yo -pound round whites, U. S. No. 1 new stock. Florida. double aulding Rose, L. FIRST GEORGIA PEACHES IN_FINE CONDITION | Special Dispateh to The Star NTA, May 13.—The gla_peaches to move in ca started North this week, and were well up to standard in si: color and flavor. Hundreds of cars of the May flower variety will move in the next week from the Fort Valley belt NEW YORK, May 1 shipments of Georgia peas hands h ing six na P& L. 1P Caroli crates, | pack stan commer a4.00. il i Drop of $4 Per Share on Common Is Report—Less Money Added to Surplus. { ] Curtis old | De Fe 7 DL & W Coal Doehier Die « —The first es changed re at $7.50 a carrier, contain- quart baskets. Dispateh to The Star Yy Graz ¥ _Oslo 6. R R France 7 Special BALTIMORE, May of $16,319.690, equiv ferred dividends to §9.19 shown in the audited ann ment for 1924 of the Baltimc Ohio Railroad. This is $4.02 than was earned on that stoc 923, when net income of $22, or §$13.21 a share, was reported on the 1519 outstanding shares of com- mon stock The balance sheet shows current sets of $00.200,540 against current liabilities of $33457.715. leaving net | working capital of §56,832 as com- pared with $30,903,941 December 31, 1923. A total of $7.507,337 in common dividends last_year, com pared with only $3.795,570 in 1923, when a full year's dividend was not paid. After the payment of all di dends and deduction of sinking fund, the company added $6,151,695 to sur. plus, compared with §16,148,991 in 1923, a decline of approximately $10.- 000,000. —Net income fter pre shiry 1 state Freneh Nat Ind Mtg Bk King Neth s Krupp Fried T Muni Medell: 1R of Peru % 1 Russ G ofx by 3 Russ G 61as 0 siem & Hal 7s Toho Bl Pow C 7 STANDARD OIL ISSUES. Nothing Else Can Be Quite So Important To You HEN you place your money in First Mortgage Notes issued by this organization you know you are going to get it back promptly when due! These Notes pay you a safe and sane rate of inter- est. True, you might get one or two per cent more from other types of investment, but—is the risk worth it? Bd'& Sh' pa 1 Bd & Shon cor 1 GERMAN BONDS AND STOCKS. (Quoted in dollars per million marks.) d Asked. Strawberries—Supplies liberal: de mand moderate, market about steady North Carolina, 32-quart crates, va- rious varieties. wide range in price: mostly 4.00a4.50; few as high .50 few poor quality and coudi- tlon, 1.50a3.00: Virginia. Norfolk sec- 60 q rious . 16a18; fair quality and st Inc Auto Lito = 1 S 1. Strong first mortgage security. 2. Protected by time tested safeguards. 3. Liberalinterestreturn7%. 4. Denominations: $100, $500, $1,000. 5. Maturities: 2 to 15 years. 6. Convenient Investment Savings Plan. 7. No loss to any investor in 52 years. F Gt (win) be 101418 1 phurs 4%s 1019 T 458 (forced 1} Jied in dollars per thousand Ger Gen Elec 4148 pre.w 0 Ger Gen iye 1019 re-war Ak MiE C ed Eise ROC Gabriel Snub A Gen' Gas. & EI s e s oo s Gis Anclo-Am 011 condition, 1 Tomatoes pplies moderate: de- mand moderate, market steady: Flor- | ida, bs. ripes and turning, wrapped | ] originals, good quality, fancy count.| 15 Galcna Siz O 5.00a5.50: choice count, 4.00a4.50; falr| 9000 Humble Ol & R 3 to ordinary quality and condition. | 1700 b O of (4 1 fancy count, 4.00a4.30; choice count, | 10 Indiana P 1. 3.00a3.50. | 13400 It Pea Supplies Liberal. String beans—Supplies moderate: demand moderate, market firm: Flor- 4-bushel hampers, green, 2.00a Hazeltine Cor Heyden Che Horn & Hardart 2 Inter Cont Rub. 130 Buckes 100 Croseent P 1 110 Cumberiand P’ T ) E A P Pruss Krupp 5e 1 Dusseldorf 45 pre-war Frankfort a Munich 4 pre-w Badische Anilin AEG K 1 Consols 38 | .00 | 1100 | i1.00 | 9.00 i 2.50 was paid out Convenient Amounts Current Interest Rates BOSS ANB PHELPS Established 1907 iy K Street NW Main 9300 HOME OF HOMES Lando Lehigh Lehigh V. Leh Val U R “ehigh Val C NC Vet Co' Lt 30.00 31.00 200 30.00 1.50 Mail the coupon for our booklet fty-two years of Proven Safety” oS The F.H. Smith Co. Founded 1873 . Ne Loss to Any Investor in 52 Years Smith Building, 815 Fifteenth St. h R Ch Strs Mengel Box Weat Uil . 4 W U pr In. 104 Mid WU rts wi. 2 Moore Dro Fre A 68 Yotion _Pie € C 1 10 Prairie P L Solar Refi 50 South _Pen: 9000 3 O Indi 2008 O Kansas 10 8 O Kentugky )08 0 New York LOWER. CHICAGO, May 13.—Poultry, lower; fowls, 26; keys, 20: duc broilers, 35a30. Money to Loan Secured by first des! of trust on real estate Prevailing interest and commission Joseph 1. Weller 20 ws LIVE_I;OU'LTBY TODAY'S COPPER PRICES. NEW YORK, May 13.—Copper, steady; electrolytic, spot and futur 13%. Tin, steady: spot and nearby futures, steady spot, 50. R0 S O Ohio light; demand | 100 Swan & Fineh moderate, market firm; Florida, — bushel hampers and square wrates, No. 1, 3.50a4.00: No. 3 H i i Washington Stock Exchange | Y‘ep)nelri upplies liberal, includ- | SAL i tng holdovers: demand moderate, 2 - market firm: Florida, pepper crates tion G- S1000MS 98 BL000 . 2.50a3.50; mosily around 3.00 00. s — Supplies moderate, market Norfolk sectlon, 5-peck small pod varieties, North and South Carolina, 5-peck hampers, large-pod varieties, best, mostly 4.50; some fair quality, 3.30. ck Pl new wi 3 Niek PLn pf wi North O Pow C rSta P C p Nor Sta P C 3 Omnibus C 4 THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY Smith Building, Washingten, D. C. Please send me a copy of your new booklet “Fifty-two Years of Proven Safety.” 1 Zinc, spot and futures, 6.90a7 timony, spot, 18.00. WOOL PRICES HARDEN. LONDON, May 13.-— There was a crowded attendance at the wool auc- tions today and offerings amounted to 9,864 bales. The assortment was good ard competition fairly active, with prices showing a hardening tendency. Continental buyers frequently paid 5 per cent above the market for the bet- ter grades of crossbreds. i et MONEY RATES LOWER. NEW YORK, May 13.—Call money easier: high, 3%: low, 3%: ruling rate, closing bid, 3% offered at 4; last loan, 3%; call loans against accept- ances, 3%; time loans steady; mixed collateral, 60-90 days, 3%ad; prime commercial paper, 3%ad. SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Quotations furnishe¢ by Redmond & Co.) Capital T {ar o8 Potomac -E Washun, $500 at 1051 1027, 8400 at 10 at 1031 $400 at 1 i Cor Lamb € arity Bake A. Pyrene Mfg . Reid Ico Cream Rem Noisls T C A Repetti Cand 2 Reo Motor 2 Rova Rad € Seagrave Corp . Stelberling Rub . lica G p 0 viel 2 Serv_ E1 Co A S0 C & Inew. .. Southeast P & I thw Bell ptd 1 2 Spear & Co pf stand Motor. Stand Motar Standard Pub Stekeg Paper... Stuts” Motor Swift & Co.. ... Tenn Elec cer Tenn El P 2d pf Thermiod Rad C. Thompson R vic nion’ Carhide. ... & E . Pow A liberal: stead) demand Virginia hampers mostly 3.50 Continental Trust Company Capital One Million Dollars 14th & H Streets 3t 30 % e 4. 2 K E ‘Washington Gas Light—1 at 561 Washington Rwy. & Elec. com—10 at 5 8. 116, 15 at 11 ot ua HOW TO GET THE MOST WITH YOUR INVESTED DOLLARS National Mtge. & Inv. Lanston Monotype—L at 8475 . AFTER CALL. Washington Gas Light—10 at 561 t 365 2t Potomac Elec. 7a '41—S300 at 108, Capital Traction—5 at 957, 10 at A% 30 At 05%. 40 At D30 10 At 951, 20 ai .20 at 05%. 20 ai 95l 9 0 ton Monoype—150 at 5. 100 at 85. \41 PER CENT TRADE GAIN. Factories Greatly Increase Output| in Wisconsin. Wisconsin manufacturing establish ments in 1823 produced merchandise valued at $1,721,501,000, the Census Bureau announced foday, the figure I;:Ll:g an increase of 41.7 per cent over | Average employment in manufac- | turing industries in the State was 247, 757, a 29.2 per cent increase over 192 while wage payments for the vear to- taled $297,429,000, a 38.9 per cent in- crease. The foundry and machine products Industry was listed as the State's chief industry, as measured by the number of persons employed. | FIRST MORTGAGES FOR SAL Denominations of $250, $500, $753, $1,000 and upwards 6Y2% All Loans Ma on Preperty Lecated in the District of Columlia JAMES F. SHEA 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. That Is the Only Type We Offer When You Deposit Your Money On Accountof a FIRST MORTGAGE NOTE— Interest Rate Is 6% Per Cent— Notes Available $100 and Upwards— Property Worth Double Amount of Loan Is Complete Security— START TODAY— Mortgage Investment Dept. HANNO 713 14th St. N.W. 10 Mones—Call loans, 5 and 6 per cent. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY Amer. Tell. & Telga, 4s. . ‘Amer. Tel. & Tel. 41s.. Am. Tel. & Tel. ctl. tr. Am. Tel. & Tel..cony. Anacostia & Potomac Ana. & Potomac guar C.'& P. Telephone bs. Ca& P. Telephone of Capital Traction R, R. City & Suburban 5s. atown Gas Lsf 1t cons, ;.-" Overa Quarter Invest in our Ban 3 1 a e SEIRERISR3E.S | H : ofa 1 SAFE 6',% FIRST MORTGAGES TS Lt & Heat. AL T Century alk Mach. 3 % Eo 2 onis Adirond. Pw. & T C. 6s 1020 Weithaict Aum. Co. of ‘Amer. 7s 1933 American Sugar 65 1037, . American Tel. & Tel. s 1025 Anaconda Copper 88 1920 . Anglo-Amer. Oil 7%e 1025. Associated Oil 6s 1035 Baltimore & Ohio_6s 1029.", Bethlehem Steel 55 1938 . Central of Georgia 6s 1939 Mil, & St. Paul 6s IR 1. & Pac. blas 19 of Lyons 6 1074 ERLE 230 17 White B M Spr'n 10W R M S n vie 6 Wileon & Con wi Wil &C An wi 3 Wil & €'n pfd wi MINING a Loss RER Er 47 oR We will gladly receive and give prompt attention to applications for Loans on Washington Real Estate Current rates of interest. Should you have Money to Invest —we can also take care of you. Our experience, ex- tending over a period of Thirty-Five Years —insures your protection. Percy H. Russell Co. 926 15th St. N.W. L Ext Mines Gold AR EVERYMAN’S INVESTME BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. Continentai G. & Du Pont 7138 1 B. Main 2100 F. SAUL CO. 925 15th St. N.W. ol awthorne M 1 3 Hollinger 5 Hacl! How Jerome V ) mbo Exten ... 552 250525559500 3352322823 22388: Corp, Pa. 5 Hocking Val. R R C. ba 1026 Humble Oil bls 1932 Pt Lehigh Pow. Sec. C. 8s 1027 M. St.P. &S.S. M.6%s 1931 Morris & Co. Tlhs 193 New York Central 6s 103, Oregon Short Line 1 Penna. R. R, 78 1080. Pure Oll 5%s. Au Swift & Co. 5s 193 Tidewater Oil 6%s 1931 Union Pac. R. R. 48 19! B8 Rubbe c?'é ¥ 'S Rubber 3 Western Unlon s 1036, 10% ‘Westinghouse E.&. 78 1031 107 TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Quotations furniehed by Redmond & Co.) Foreign Bond Defaults Rare. _The annual report of the Council of Forelgn Bondholders of London, just issued, is an illuminating commentary on the strength of forelgn government bonds as a group considered as long- time investments. Notwithstanding tHe timidity with which such foreign ihvestments are regarded in the Unit- ed States, as evidenced by the ex- traordinarily high return these se. curitles bring at the market prices, | the point is brought out that defaults are comparatively rare. | On\v two of the larger countries at | xational Capital.. .- this Nme are in default on their Zov- | Commbie . ernmetat obligations floated externally, | Commercial These two are Russia and Mexico, and | Poimecs & the latter made a composition with its | Federal foreign creditors in an arrangement ' Liberty entered into with the committee of | LUCol, international bankers. =Subsequently | Rirgs." nterest payments were again sus- | Second ... .. W rénded. but the case is by no means | Nau- Bank of Wa hopeless. Russla owes an enormous FRUSTOOMEANT aggregate, both In principal and in.|American Security & Trust.. 325 terest, on 'its external debt, the Soviet | Gontinental Trus government disclaiming all responsi- | Netional Savings & bility therefor. OQutside these two | Union Trust countries only one or two Central and | Wash. Loan & Trus South American states are in the de- faulting group. All this ought to be reassuring to American Bolders of foreign securi. ties. The fact is that all governments sre In continuous need of money, and when funds cannot be borrowed from its own citizens a nation is compelled to turn to foreign sources, of which £ Rigics Re \Rizrs Realty bs (short) ‘Southern BIAE. 6148, ... ... .. Wash, Mkt. Cold Storage bs.. Wardman Park Hotel Bs..... STOCKS. PUBLIC UTILITY. American Tel. & Telga. Capital Traction : Washington_Gas | Nortolic & Wash, e ational Tin Disging . 39 Ohio Cop ¢ Parmac Por M Lt Plymouth Lead M Spearhead Gold 7 Tono Belmont 0 Tono Divide Tono Extens . 0 Tono_Min 5Uni Fast Min .50 TS Contl & Units Gold " 20 Wenden Cop 255555 23333222 = 3% 4 1 g8s et APPLICATIONS INVITED for LOANS on IMPROVED PROPERTY Located in the District of Columbia and adjacent Suburbe in Montgomery County, Md 3:% INTEREST FOREIGN EXCHANGE. tations furnished by W.B. Hibbs & Co.) s e KeominaSeiitag Shocks Idveltn, *_ toduy. 48605 e %5 Dec. 15, 1 8 Maren, London. pound. Montreal. dollar Paris, franc. . Brugsels, franc. Berlin, mark. Rome. lira .. Equitable Co-operative Building Ass’n JOHN JOY , Preside: FRANK P. REESIDE, Secy. P T o 45th YEAR COMPLETED ~ Assets ...ooi. o, $4,042,182.68 Surplus .....-.....$1,317,01144 Subscriptions for the 88th Issue of Stock Being Received i 3 I Metropolitan i 4 8558 b S3o28s e iepfiad G585 ‘WOOL PRICES STEADY. BOSTON, May 13 (Special)—Sum- mer street raw wool merchants still were holding firm to their price levels today despite the breaks in wool abroad. fofalobu iubutabeta agie. crown. Warsaw, zloty . Copenhagen, erown. Christiania, crown s Stockholm. crown. 2077 NEW YORK, May 13 (A.P.).—For- eign exchanges irregular. (Quotations in United States dollars)—Great Brit- ain, demand, 4.84%; cables, 4.85 day bills on banks, 4.80%. France, de. mand, .0520; cables, . . Ttaly, de- Commerce and Saving Eart Washington ity Savings & \"\'!l\;\|<| ';!‘Ol United Stal B o Washington Mechani FIRE INSUR 'Systematic Saving HE Equitable’s systematic saving plan will help you got ahead financially. It is PRIV BIG CONCERN EXPANDS. NEW YORK, May 13~—The Gen- eral Outdoor Advertising Co. an- nounces the acquisition of the Chi- cago Poster Advertising Co. The :d pply teo H. L. RUST COMPANY American Corcoran the chief is now the United States. Unless the would-be borrower has a clean record, these new funds are not obtainable, so every effort is made to keep Up payments on existing obliga- tions. It does not follow that there is not risk, and sometimes a good deal of risk, involved in the bonds of any one country, but when reasonable di- versification is possible an investor ha$ not the cause for concern that the vrice at which these forelgn bonds sell might indicate. = (Comyright. 1025 Firemen's N National Union. . TITLE INS Ce bia Title.. Fon"Eatate Tiiie MISCELLANEOUS, D. C. Paper ptd. Merchants’ ans. Mergenthaler Linotype. ‘Natl. Mtge. & Invest. pfd. UR. 4= IR o Pt M mand, .0409% ; cables, .0410%. Belgium, demand, .0504%. Germany, demand, .2380. Holland, demand, .4016. Norway, demand, .1677. Sweden, demand, .2671. Denmark, demand, .1877. Switzerland, demand, .1935. Spain, demand, .1442. Greece, demand, .0185. Poland, de- mand, .19%. Czechoslovakia, demand, .0296." Jugoslovakia, demand, .0162. Austria, demand, .000014. Rumania, de- mand, .0049%. Argentina, demand, .3987. ‘Brazil, demand, .1020.’ Tokio, de- mand, .42 1-16. Shanghai, demand, .75%. Montreal, demand, 1.001.32, newly acquired concern wil be con- solidated with the Chicago branch of the organization, making it the larg- est of the company’'s 51 local dis- play plants. NEW YORK, May 13.—The Great Northern Railway has ordered four electric locomotives from the West- inghouse Electric Co., East Pitts- +burgh, costing Si:(! 000, a plan whereby the greatest results are obtained by the persistent savers. Joi 915F St. N.W. n today and learn of this wonderful plan. LOAN CORRESPONDENT She PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY ¢ AMERICA 912 15th Street N. W, Main 6883