Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1929, Page 15

Received h_PMWh UNITED STATES. s (Saiae are 17 -$1.000 B Bales. High. Low - Closg Lib3%s..,. 66 98 8731 Liblst4%s 8 9915 9914 " Lib4th 4%se 115 9923 9919 US3%sde3, 2 982 982 US4s1944. 6 10126 10422 US4e¥s62. 11.109 108 24 109" FOREIGN: " Sales. High. Low. Close. Argentine s Ju 5y, 12°100° * 99% 99% Argentine May "$1. ‘32100 Argentine 63 Oct 69 34 100 . Argentine 87 95% "9l - 98% 4 100% 100% T00% 8 99% 99% 99% Récént Rally in Prices Re- sults in Greater Volume of Buying. BY CHARLES ¥. SPEARE. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, April 16.—There was « 81 864 B86% 854 fa more hopetul fogum in_investment 65... 34 95 9% 91N circies today than for several months. 5 The rally in prices occurring since 103 1024 1024 April 1 has encouraged dealers to take | Ban 97 97 on moderate supplies of bonds. It has H 984 e wmemm P on og'm o? 8 oy {32\‘ t new issues up on un p TBe money situation and the congested & 49 107N 1074 107 condition of the market for both 104% 105 and new common stocks. Time money is slightly easier. The recovery in the United States Govern: ment list of bonds and Treasury cer- 26 118% 114% 1% ‘889 B3 8 89 127108 103 7103 ~100% tificates, amounting to more than hall § 2 95 . 4. N of the previouw«fim-. has had a good x: ::~ 3 :‘,& A rere s Ao improvement in_the 4:108% 107 108% 're is also o market for munitipalities as ‘tllust 1°100% _100% 100%, in the offering of ‘St. Louls 415 per 9,100% 1004 100% cent bonds today on s 4.20 basis for 1:‘;%“ |gg:: lg the long maturities, comparing with recent, prices to net 4.35 per cent. There 29 93% 93 93y is, however, a large volume of short 7 93% 93 93 tax-free paper in the Street and among 6 101% 101 101 the banks available from a 52 to a 5 88 88 88 534 per cent basis. 6 87k 8T% 87T% The popular convertible issues were 19 94% 94 944 the weakest members of the active bond 3 100% 100 100 list tod: With Anaconda Copper stock 2 109% 109% 109% selling at the lowest for the movement nie 5 109% 109'% 109% the 7 per cent bonds at one time showed | Danish Munic 8 B. 11°110% 109% 110% a loss of over 4 points and were 57| Denmark ¢}s. 14 87% 87w 8Th points under the level touched when 21 104 103% 108% the stock was at 175 on March 21. 1 102% 102% 102% International Telephone 4';s were off [ Dutch East I & 1 102% 102% 102 a point and about 13 points below their | Fiat 7s war "46. 5137 187 187 Tetent high. Fractional gains occurred | Fiat s xwar 46... 12 954 94%. 94% in Atchison 41s and American Inter- | Finland s f és 3 95 95 natonal 5%s. Practeally all of the local 3 103% 103% tractions were higher. 5 The junior rails exhibited a strong Fi E1 tone with the Erie, Missouri Pacific.} 2 Frisco, St. Paul and Rock Island bonds 4 oS occupying a higher. price area than n some weeks. . The proposed recapitalization of the Seaboard Air Line had been partially. discounted in the recent'run up in the adjustments to above 50. It is assumed that the largest holders of these bonds | j, have agreed to the exchange for the o o Consolidation 6s and a certain amount | Kreuger&Toll 58 et of stock and have waived their Tight! yon g to the accumulated interest. Not only does the Seaboard need to correct the adjustment situation, but it impera. tively requires additional cash in der to take care of its maturing ob- ligations and carry out its development ram. Numerous good gains occurred in the foreign list and naturally in those sections where there has been the hea 101 6%, pe eRmetanmBooa toeRS r 101% 101% 1024 101% fest losses during the first quarter of the 102 101% vear, namely in the South and Central 19 874 86% ‘Americans and in Germans. French 15 99% 994 and Belgian issues continued to creep | Pai 19 103% 102% up slowly, both in the listed and out- 8 954 954 954 side markets. 88 87 87 o R 101°% 101% 1015 Gold Release Expected. iss” izia NEW YORK, April 16 (P.—Wall 9 774 street understands that more gold held ;nuu 78 (rets) ... 85 8an under earmark here for foreign account otand 8 96% 964% will be released as result of indirect pur- | Rhineibe Un 7 103% 103% chases made by Germany to bolster its | RhineWst EP 90 89 exchange rates. Eventuslly, it is be- | RhineWst EP 925 924 lieved, as much as $100,000,000 will be returned to the American market in this way. The earmarked gold is held al- most entirely for the Bank of France. Instead of shipping the metal across the INVESTMENT BOND | Cooxrew xon_ BONDS oo excaun ASHINGTON, ITRADING ON CURB Digest: 8o The Star Ofice % "_NEW YORK' " Received by Private Wire 'fi'{m Low. Noon. P FINANCIATL |GRAIN. PRICES, BREAK ? ) 1N mmiflifis ENTERPRISS SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 1 e 3“7':4;{”“ " Selling 'Movement. De: { 16 'St & La. Ave, N.W. T 8 ‘gfi"“ R pmlfl Market—Farm Bill s 1 | 62nd of ] hl‘n.: “suck Now Open b Criticized. 3 bl fi!‘: i ’f‘}g. i . Morey Loaned to Members _ on Easy Monthly Payments J4 3814 | By the Amsociated Press. A1t A i ‘}ig CHICAGO, April 16—General selling e and. dearth of buying brought about a . 867, | sharp early break iIn grain prices today. 1008 O 108 948058 0 Seles In n | g BONDS. i_P&P 8s A 2> ) o James ¥. Shea Secretary 2O QQWRY Srig, 3 101 that farm ition uncertainties uperp s Rado, £t Eeety BB eiani e 2000 2292 i1 55 af A Ark Natl “EIXA"' H G qeb 1 PR e ey 990! @ Courteous Treatment ‘Qur record of 35 years for itself. T M i i i SRR REEEEs : ] i 53 £ 23 233288 uying based | - on farm lation prospects -failed to develop. . #ho . fractional rallies followed the in wheat prices. After s Monéy Available for FIRST ‘DEED OF TRUST LOANS FERSTEFTIFSSTEF Qnly early break outburst ‘of selling. .a period of dullness ensued, while the majority of | traders awaited news of the contents of 222 P < at dy 1PFim Inspec M 6 Fokker Airp Am 13 Ford Mot Co Can Mot Ltd LA . Close. h ['sinctate on s s 100% 100% e Staclair O1l 78, 101% 102% ( undreat: Sinelair Crudé 97 9Tk fio Sin Pipe Line 58, 98% 93% Shath Beil el 103 1004 ut e Southwest Bell 6a.. 5 1034 103 * 103 Oils, Checker Cab and Few Stand O11N J 65 46. 48 1021 > & Y sundONNY ¢ys. 20 vow 96w oew| Others Hold Speculative SugarEstOrientels 1 1:?: lgflu. o - Tenn Copper 65 B'4 1 t 101% TennEiecbow 68 41 3 105% 106 1054 Interest. Transcontl O11 6%s 20 99 99 99 United Drug 58 83.. }i o 8h gg:i . {US Rub 1st rf 6s... 4 90% 90 BY HARRY H. BECKER. U S Rub 7%s. 1101 L1 PR ek e i g X 1 NEW YORK, April 16.—Trading-con- mer 4 tinued to mark on the Curb Ex-| 31 1 change today, with the price trend in- 1 definite and volume somewhat less than 8 yeg‘shudly'a small t\fimvp‘; TR 5 1 ore’ was ‘very uctua~ Weata U 5 tions to induce outside participation. n U 1 :'.}iekmuon was wholly a White Bagle O b [] air, ¢ 4 A few issues managed to plsh ahead 1 WinRepeatAr 7 6 107% 107% 107% m-:mtllkurmll ';",{1 hutt m!s:e mv:': H . 0% 100's 1003 | ments quickly petered out..It was 21 Yngstn S&T 6s wi. 34 100% R theed X vy ia| . Jio RAILROAD. 2 FA which m:d measure of advance was 1 Atchison gen 16 93 % 93 | accompl 4 e 2 Chain Ateh deb 4% 9 112% 111% 111% Stocks. which stood out during.the| 6% At] & Dan 18t ¢8 4 70 10" 10" | early proceedings included Ohecker Oaby| . Atlantie € L el 4 1 8 89 9 mpendl.n, to the first quarter earm- | Atlantic O'L 4%s 64 25 96% 964 968!%|ings of $4.74 a share, compared with| . 1B &0 G s, 12792 91% 91% |54 cents in the same 1028 period; the B& oo 85 974 97w 974 |radio stocks With . Haseltine particu- 12 101% 100 101 |larly buoyant, and a relatively small 1 B&O 1sths 7 1027 102% 1021 | number of specialties. Aluminum Co. 4 B & O.rf tmp 6 10 108% 103% 1087 [ of America spurted briskly, but else- § B&O.§Wis§ 27 101% 101'% 101! | Where the tendency was mixed, H Boston & Main 33 w6 94% 04%| A few of the olls also came in for 60 Brooklym Slec 6%s 105 92 911 92 | consideration largely for special rea- " Brookiva Elev 6%s. 13 90 90is 90'4 | sons. Tidal Osage, which is to be merged 10 Rklyn Mpnnat 6s... 46 9’4 94 94% with Darby Petroleum on a sharesfor- 3 Bklyn El§s'50. 5 87 _ B8% 8614 share exchange of stocks, duplicated its l; Bkiyn Un El Sssta. 9 96% 864 86 |old record high and Indians Pipe Line 1 Buft K & Pitt 43s.. 64 89 88% 89% |rose to & new peak without any ex- 3 Can Ni 21 99% 99K 99% planation in the news. The major oils 2 bomid L A Shw 5% |simply drifted back and forth. Hum- (19 9 96 951 96 |ble, however, was actively dealt in and s 1115 115 115 |met with support, while Gulf Oil of. L 1h6i 1001 109 | Pennsylvania displayed firmness, Cilies Ca 1 101% 104% 104y | Service rallied after early heaviness, o ] Metal stocks moved in a more umls form manner than other groups and were moderately unsettled by .another reduction in the price of copper. to 18 cents delivered. In the utility section most of the activity was at lower prices and these | for the time being seemed to-be lacking constructive factors. United States | Improvement, Associated Gas & Elee- tric, Electric Bond & Share and- Ame: ican Super-Power “B” were in greater supply. ¢ Among the specialties Bendix, Amer- ican Rolling Mills, Goldman Sachs Trading, St. Regis Paper, Kolster Radio, J. C. Penny preferred and numerous others yielded slightly to profit taking. Strength was displayed by J, & J. New- berry, Arcturus Radio Tube, Deere & Co., Ruberoid and Saf-T-Stat. New Bond Issue: Special Dispateh to The Star. NEW YORK, April 16.—A new issue | Chi & Alt 3348 cti Chi B&Q gen 48 63, of $3,600,000 City of St. Louis, Mo., e . coupon or. registered 4.50 per ‘cent gold CCCAStLdeb 4%s.. 8 99 99 99 | bonds, maturing May 1, 1934 to 1949, is | Cuba RR 68.... being marketed today by Roosevelt & | i Son, George B. Gibbons & Co., Dewey, Bacon & Co.: Arthur Sinclair, Wallace & Co, and R. M. Schmidt & Co. at nfle:a to yleld from 4.20 to 4.35 per cen The Bankers' Co. of New York, Eld- | ridge & Co. and Tilotson & Wo)cou" Co. offer today a new issue of $1,242,000 | East Cleveland City school district (Ohlo) 4% and 5 per cent bonds It[ prices to yleld from 4.55 to 525 per{ cent, according to maturity.. The issue | Erie conv 4s A Erie conv 48 B Ertecvt 5887 w Erie & Jersey Fla East C 88 7 Gr Trunk stdb o L rman Reichsbank recently Gt Nor 4%8 76 D. includes $742,000 of 43, per cent bonds | D LE Frtncir ol e and 3 100 108" 1om; | Great North & 107" 107 | maturing in’ anual installments from | shipping the equivalent amounts from | Sazon (PW) 5 934 98K 98| Great Norgen 1 109% 1097 | 1930 and 1954 and $500,000 in 5 per v to France, thus saving ship- | Seine 78 42.. . 3104w 104 104 |CreenB&WdebB. § 22 22 22 |cent bonds maturing in annual install- | pinge ses. and _interest .108ses On | Serbs Cr Slav 7s... 14 S0% 80 | HavElRy $%881,. [ 89 ~ 6p 69 |Ments rom 1630 to 1949, ’ the meta 4w W t. e aw ©|SerbeCrotSio88..s -6 -80% 0% 89% | Huda Manej6s... 12 78 7124 73k L e S K Suinyetsu $¥sid.. 1 £0w 894 S04 Huaa Mupretie.. 13 924 92 924 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET . | [H-Cent 48 53. Washington Stock Exchange 6 104k 104 1043 | 11> Cant 4 %0 65, CHICAGO, April 16 (P) (U..S. De- S 12.103% 103 - 103% partment of Agriculture).—] Re. SALES. ks ls 102 102 102 fig:@ 20,000 held'; :lacludi 1,:“ hea shingtor. Gas 6s '—$1,0 a 1 109% 109 109 mostly steady, w nda; o5 $1.000 at 102%. . £ 9T 97% 974 average; top, 11.60; largely 11:25a11: Washington Cas 65 “B"—8500 at 104%, 2° 88 87Tn 874 farket {or desirable hogs scaltng from $500 at 10415, $200 at 103, 9 103% 108% 108% | Int Kap Trans e} 92% 921 | 160 to 320 pounds. Capital Traction Co.—15 at 98%;, 20 at 98% 98% 08% | Int&GtNoradjés63 3 8u% 89% 89| Butchers, medium to choice, 250-300 9815, 87 864 87 |IntRyCABWsrct. 5 95% 954 95% ds, 11.15a11.50; 200-280 Potomac Electric 5 % pfd.—5 at 107%. 7 84 9% 94 |gancCity FtS4s... 18 91 90% 90% 1133’ ,!JM. log;zoo gggnlfllmo:’l. 11.60; Washington Gas Light Co.—10 at.105, Kansas City 8 58, 3 e g LI adkine 20 at 105, 30 at 105. 2 Laké Sbore 4s 31 T .60; pigs, medium to 100 109% choice, 90-130 pounds, 8.75810.75. Lanston Monotype—1 at 126. 101 1011 | Lehigh Valen 4s 85 Cattle—Receipts, 7,000 head. Calves Mergenthaler Linotype—10. at 10734, 7 Lehigh Val 652003, 1 103% 103% 103% oo 2 o 104% 104% 2 —Receipts, 4,000 head; light steers, at 10715, 40 at.107%. 88 g8 |Louls&NeshTs... 1 101% 101% 101 | ycarlings and most grades of she stock ‘Woodward & Lothrop pfd.—20 at 110. 103% | Man-Ry 1st 45 30 10 624 61% 61| strong to 26 higher: light offerings, most Real Betate Mtge. & Guar. pfd.—30 at vy 0% | Man Ry.20 482013, 1 58X 58% b8k | mons 025 g erings K %, e 100 | Market 8118 40...s 3 9% son sow, | Siasses bri 4 An'Smit & R L3t MUK Ry &L 0 steers slow; early top, all re, tative * AFTER CALL: Am Sugar Ret LT e 24 111004 1004 100% | weights, 14.50; heifers, 14.40. AmT&Yeltr 95 | Minn & StL ref ¢ 8 231 23% 234| " glaughter classes—Steers, nd Potomac Electric 5% % pfd.—4 at 107%, 1 at 107%. Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY, AmT&T ol tr 104 naconda 1st § Anaconda evdb 7 Armour&Cod%s38. 14 91k Offer. tL d 68 63, StL cn §s Minn, Minn good al choice, 1,300-1,500 pounds, 13.25a14. 1,100-1,300 pounds 13.25a14.75; 95 1,100 pounds. 13.50a14.85; common and medium, 850 pounds up, 10.00a13.50. Fed yearlings and choice, 750-950 pounds, 13.50a15.00. Heifers, good and choice, 850 pounds down, 12.75a14.50; m. Tel. & Tel. ctl. p—Receipts, 13, ead; R et a0 ll:;:": 103% | Mo Pacifia 58 G '78. 3 Y m}"fi:“fi m;‘.;’& :’g‘hgrmb::‘ Bell Tel Pa 68 C.... 11 10% 105% | Mont Temref Ss 41. 1. 96% 95% 954 | jropie kinds, 17.35817.15; best clippers, Bethiehm 8tl pm #8 11 100 100 |NasssuBl4s8l.... 2 87 67 67 |16.85; bulk, 16.25816.75. 11 1014 NOT&ME%S.... 2101 101 101 . 8 102% | N Y Ceptrf 5 105 Bethlehem Steel 6s. 18 104% L‘}C",.‘," :mf‘. l% lgg: 1773'3. 13::: POTATO MARKET FIRM. - 2 Chi t . 2 Sl b i o | NYChiastL 8%u B, 6 1051 105% 1081 | CHICAGO, April 16 (P (United 1, | Colon OI1 6838 1054 NECASLLEN AL 3 1004 01 101 ey g e Sl Hd N aven 3% s 0% 70% T0% toes—! . H fify; ColGRaauiged bs. 18 577 | Now Haven3uas6. 1 7in 7in 20 mew, 310 old." total United States ' | Com Invest §3 MISCELLANEOUS. Barber & Ross. Inc.. 638 Detroit Edison ¢, . Dodge §s..:.. iDonner Steel ’ Duquesne 4 %5 87, STOCKS. East Cuba Sug %8 5 80 20 PUBLIC UTIRITY. Fisk Rubber 3i 21 112% Amer. Tel. & Telga. 105% Capital Traction Co. 98% Washington Ga: 101% " 109 Potoma 93% Wasn: 1004 Wash! National Capital Columblis Commercial Distriet Federal- Lincoln ", National Riggs 93% 94% 4 9% 93% 93% Int Tel&Tel 4348V 136 119% 118% 119 ADK ‘o 6 TRUST COMPANIES, Int Tel&Teleg 4 %s. Security & Trust Co.. 45 470 R R i 1 pa KanCity PALSs.. 2 1024 102% 102% Nerions] Bavings & Trus 365 a0 1 100% 1004 100% Union Trust.......:... 345 380 7 103% 103% 103% Washington, Loan & Frust.; !l 510 860 1 1184 1184 118% " BAVINGS BANK. 1 98% 98% 98% 1 8% 831 834 1 106% 106% 106% 3 101% 101% 101% 1.96 96 96 R Cortllard (P) 1 . 38 G & K82 67 699" 98% 98% Mont Pow 68 ¢3.... 7 101% 101% 101% Mont Power deb 65. 6 99% 99 991 Mor's&Co 15t 4%s. -3 86% 86% 86 NatDalry 6Ys.... 42 95% 94% 954 Nat Radiator 6%s. .2 74% .78% 3% N Y Edison 6s 44... 1 102% 102% 102% son 614 2 1% 1:1\5 18 100 10 1004 § Liow 110w 110 10 9% 99% 22 101 100% 10 101% 101% 9 1015 100% 101 3 101% 1014 101% 2 103% 108 108k 7% 107% 8 79 9 79 10 103% 108% 103% w 40 98% 97% 98 cuuvi'“.l“-lgg m’g 100 -2 106% 106% }MK 31 10115, 100% 101% 1 7 93 931 100 101% 101 PacT&T Pan-Amer Pete 3. shipments, 503 cars. New stock—Trad- good, market firm; Texas, sacked Triumphs, No. 1, 4.75; Florida, barrels Spaulding Rose, 7.00. . Old stock—Tr: fair, market steady to firm; Wi , sacked round whites, 60280, fancy shade higher; Minnesota | and North ] ed round whites, 60a65; Idaho, sacked Russets, 1.5521.80, Nor Pac 4%8.2047., 2 96% 96% 96% | mostly around 1.60. :’Mth.tn;‘flzl’b- 2 Hfi: }?2 1024 efiiliiona : orthern Pac 1% 111% Ore Short L rf 2 os% 98 9sw| TREASURY CERTIFICATES. Ore Wash 15t 4 8 B6% 86% 861 | _ (Reported uy J. & W. Bel & Co) Pennsyl gen 4% T PRie] Penna RR 4% By Ban 99 24-32 96 Pa Ohio & Det 4 Marq 1st bs. Port R L & P bs 42. Reading gen'd%s A "41 RioG W 1stds..... 5~ FOREIGN EXCHANGE. (Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & 00.). ; N old ‘Selling checks . ). toduy. $4.85% K} it L& L& L8 W 84 StL 8 W conds 96 93% 95% SUP&KCShL 4%s. 5 94% 93 944 SenA&ArnPdés.. 2 89% B89y 39y 3' . 608 ¢ 187 7% SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. 5 . Beli & Co) (Reported by J. & W. Sel tm:;ld. a"' Allis almers Co. 5s 1937. A i Go: o1 Amer 83 American Sou Ry gen 4 Sou Ry Con §s. Sou Ry 68 56+, Virginia Ry 18 103 va Ry & P bs . 3 93k 98 98% VaBouthwneonbs. 1 Bl 9l Oll Whash ¢%s 78 cote. 8 87% 87w 874 Wabash 1st 101% 101% 101% Wabash 53 76 R 96% Wabash 5% 76. 6102 102 102 West Maryland 7 Western Paci! Wis Cen Technical School ,Detroif Fox Theaters A. h L e 1 & Ul Cor. or pf Sachs n 1 Lakey Poun: 1Lefcourt Real... Lib Owens Sh G 2 Met 5 ¥ 3 Midl Stl Prod.. 3 Newberry J J 2 Newton Steel 3. N Y Tel Co pi Shares i 2 Niles Bem Pnd 40 Noma Elec 29 Nor Amer Aviation. 1 North Am Util Sec 1 North Eastern Pow 28 Phelp Dodge hilippe (Louis) 2 Phill (Louls) r & Co ptd 33 Repent] epe 5 Reynolds Me! 12 Richman Bros = 3 Ritter Dental » ent 2 3 Root Rfg Cv pr pfd 27 Russeks Pifth Av wi e s 1 5% 18% 89te 1% 1 30 35 2RBVARLE3: & 5 FEF ISR 27.8erv El vie. 3 Sikorsky ‘Aviaiion. Gel _ etf: Prer .......—...,Eé-.......... 19905 B ot B BB S 53 ZaEdeo 22 = coza0 BB RRTRY: Basr o8 aSStumEEn TR, 28,00 1 § SWEENE T S TE 3 = Soyuegsfen S SEEE ¢ L SBES Sgdss, - 3iz2agiales. Sumisysey: T gusun ) = 33 33 i Sales 1 STOCKS. Hindree oS e 3 F 5 i 58525335543 o] 39, Rt 8, 28RR55RY sangsesiynscas FIEE FE TN 2 SRS ENF PRI L F L e o3 o Qg-:-g B ESE! T % & . B = L "y S President. Hoover's message ta Congress. Abaut &g: only other topic discussed, except the farm_legislative outlook, was port- that 40,000,000 bushels wheat was to be moved. be- '¢st of the new crop.. . t ‘.- 3 232333322328 IR On Completed Properties and for Construction Use Reasonable Interest and Commission Rates JAMES F. SHEA 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 29Iz 5 ‘the 'COTTON. PRICES DROP :{ "IN EARLY TRADING| Better Weather Forecast and Easy | Cables Cause Further Selling. T e o B gt 3k 0 S A St 0 S 53 STUDEBAKER R. McREYNOLDS ; & SON 14232527 L St. N.W. = = 5@ g oBalFl il ] £ By the Associated Press. s ¢ NEW YORK. April.16.—Cotton opened steady today at a decline-of 2 to 7 points. . Raing in the Eastern heit were considered unfavorable, but their influ- = o ea3o0 i gy O EESS ence seemed to be offset by relatively fi 24 easy Liverpool cables and the better Decatur 686 i BN srrants weather forecast. liquidation : NEW CARS USED CARS PRESIDENT APPROVES NEW POLISH CABINET Pilsudski Retains War Portfilio the market. : h Net lostes of 6 to 9 points were show- ing by the end of the first half hour, | with July selling at 19.80 and the new { October contract -at 19.68. Private | cables said there had been local and | and Only Four Newcomers Manchester liquidation in 1 and reported a limited wlml:n{:oo mt!!gn Are Given !1-;,!» cloths and yarps, with producers losing BY the Associated Press. e v 4 WARSAW, Poland, April 16.—Presi- | 3 | dent Moscicki has approved the cabinet | formed by Casimir ‘Switalski to succeed | that of former Premier Barfel. Marshal Pilsudski retaing the war portfolio and August Zaleski foreign. Quly four new | figures appear. | toes—White, 100 pounds, 65a90; New %| These are Col. Alexander Prystor, so- ! potatoes, l.nn.oo:w;-ms, ‘barrel, 2.00a clal welfare and labor; Col. Ignaci Boer- | 325; sweet potatoes, barrel, 2.00a3.25; ner, posts and telegraph; M. h“l‘ asparagus, dosen, 1.74a4.50; beets, crate, ' | minister of education, and Col. Ignacl|250a2.75; beans, bushel 1.25a3.25: Matuszewski, acting minister of finance. | cabbage, hamper, 50al.10; carrots, : Prystor was. at one time inspector!pyushel, 1.50a1.75; celery, crate, 1.25a general of the army under Pilsudskl. 1250; caulifiower, crate, 1.50a2.25; egg- | ———e— - |pisnt. crate, 2.00a3.00; kale, .bushel, | STOCK LOSS-PREVENTION |{083: i namper el i beans, bushel, 3.5024.50; onions, 100 GROUP DECREASES RISKS |} Michigan Swine Industry Is Aided |5 by Association, Reducing Shipping Perils. LANSING, Mich., 4).—The Michigan Live Btock Loss-Prevention Assocfation is taking the risk out of shipping. Organized three. years 8go, it' has been instrumental in reducing ‘swine ,losza.,esdlbogdso‘ per ce'nt,t Hog lomn‘ g 19! rop) 1 per cent, copipa: 1926, and in 1928 the figure Was 11 per cent under that of the preceding year. 1 Losses of all kinds of live stock-were 2015 | decreased 13 per cent last year. on the 3213 | Detroit market alone. - {4 The association works largely It . distributed = Consult Us First | If you need money for your Real Estate financing | let us have your application | today. a i Prompt_Service l No Appraisal Fee i The Commercial National Company Incorporated Pald op Cash Capital. 5$900.000 | Commercial National Bank Bldg. 1ith and G Special Dlrp..teh to 'l"ht Star. BALTIMORE, Md., April 16—Pota- | g © 190 D43t SRkt 5 On. homes, apartment buildings -and . business properties. No appraisal fee.” Prompt service. Real Estate Mortgage & Guaranty Corp. | 24 Jackson Place Main 1403 Dairy Market. Butter—Good to ° fancy ' creamery, pound, 45a47 prints, 49a50: blocks, | 47a49: ladles, 35a39; store packed, 32a | 33; .rolls, 33a35; dairy prints,. 33a34; | process butter, ¥2a43. ¥ { Poultry, alive—Spring chickens, pound. | 47a55; young chickens, 42a45; thin and poor, 25a28; old hens, 30a31; Leghorns, 28a30; ducks,-20a30; guinea 50a1 pigeons, 35240, £EPEIS 58 kS T i fowls, each, | 26%; current receipts, 20a22. by o " Hay and Grain Prices. respondence. 15,000 361F | pleces of literature last year, each oir- | Wheat_No. 2 red Winter, garlicks, | 38 | Do - ! proc| spot, 1264, April delivery, 126%. S, A Corn—No. 2 export, April delivery. no | 0% c‘,m'w., f'” quotations; No. 2 yellow, domestic, l_pot,: Ezperience g ] Il ‘survey-ts deter- | 1.08; cob corn; 5.75 and 6.00 bafrel. 8., | mine causes of loss. - Membership in-| OAts—No. 2 White. domestic, spot, | I3 | cludes _producers . shippers,:- packers, §0a61; No.'3 white, domestic, spot. 58 | mmission men, transportati = 2 k | ) e ikt RyeNearby, 1108115, G —Reéceipts, none. While hay is arri here in limited quantities only, | nhilswm’:n betl:m nm:fil:d for tse demand, W] g suppl mos! truck from nearby points, a few. et’rlol.b’ ing received. There is not enough ness passing {0 establish. prices on the various kinds on merit at a range of ‘11.';.30-1!.00 per ton of timothy or clover Straw—No. 1 wheat, 12.00a12.50 per ’gg " . ? c ton; No. 1 oat, 1;.50-1:400 per ton. ! ecker Cab Manufacturing Corpo- oy el < : ation's quarterly feport discioseq nét MARYLAND COAL CO. e, comnpared with SIOBML. or 04 ACLTIMORE, Aot 16 (Spécial).— t|cents s share; in."the corresponding|of the Maryiand cemi o oraanoKers 1928 quarter. # b For the year ended March 31 South- | % 0/c S*[ovRY T8 Ie-clected president | , Van. an o N | ok o mu’;:h:”m';b;‘:gflufl:: Yark and Gordon Smifh of Baltimore m 4 y " 7% M»re;?ltcleld‘ direétors, as was Mr. b, = ;2. ¢} The Maryland Coal Co. of: Maryland uires Gas Interests. o P s NEW YORK, April 16 (9).—Louisiana | M. Gallogay 18 alfo qoerident of ] . low: Gas & Fuel Co, has natural | Maryland Oo:{ .. Of nrué:ml. 5 m interests in Louisiana of the Eleetric | with mines, at Wendel, in the Fairmont e AT TN ESUR EARNINGS REPORTED. - '16 (®).-~An’ in- $500,000 in net with the corvespoudiag To2b pe today the Curtis re, 162,/ or . in 1928, CEd Tenants’ complaints, - jani- tors, heating problems, re- pairs, taxes, insurance—the whole multitude of details that. surround apartment ereo— = REESS! e SBBS o, : g = = . delegated to us—and we'll look after all of them to . your decided advantage. B F. SAUL CO. _Main 2100 925°15th St. e 2558 ) BRI B S e 3 = Continental Trust Co. all- the | regio : . Segks Price 'Adjfllt;nt. A -14th and H Sheoh‘ NEW YORK, April 16 (). 2 m”ém.‘ has informed stockholders . Capital, $1,000,000.00 that no further dividends should e Checking Accounts 1t | A cnpeny, Was ot settied in 80 da Savings Accounts l : ?:;NGK nmfly‘ smue 5 m_mlm{!_mu S Acceptance Credits | ' ) —A new| .COMMO! 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