Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1929, Page 12

FINANCIAL,® COTTON CLOSES HIGHER, NEW YORK,. May 13 (Special).~ STAR, “WASHIXNGIUX, D. €. MONDAY. MAY 13, 1929 WHEAT CLOSES HIGHER. CHICAGO. May 13 () —With the Unlted States wheat visible supply R | Offerings of cotton were. light after show! a lecrease, 4. § ushel = I 1 the [t Woek, wheat values hare de-| - YOUNGSTOWN, - Glie; M AN Wy, Silng iy kot e spmaited veloped strength today; Liverpool wheat : Although there has been some increase | and the market firmed up on covering, quotations, higher than expected, tend- | lf.lrl :nn-&d k;r plpek{;om’ nt;l: Imll:;:l | with active months selling about 8 to d also to lift the Chi " as | trades, the pipe-making industry con- | ;g . NEW YORK, May 13—Last week | Gid predictions current that the June | tinles to be the laggard in the Ma- | ""‘_'x': bt et i stocks attained’ the peak levels frst | ocial forecast from Washington would | Honing Valley, due chiefly to the weak INE. The close was off & few points | reached last November. They prompily | show a decided curtailment of wheat | CORdition of the crude ofl industry. | from the best under realizing, with the T INANCIAL: - "THE ‘EVENING —ii CURB SHARES DROP | [NEW, YORK CURB MARKET st nriz i NEARPRESSRE - 3 Nathan Straus 1900 Inter, Pet Ltd . 50 Northern P L n 1o Oll xd. . 3 BY KENNETH S. VAN STRUM. 2> 0 Market Subjected to Deter- mined Attack, Despite Lower Money Rate. BY HARRY H. BECKER. Epecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, May 13.—Under the Theaviest general pressure since the March break, prices on the Curb Ex- change suffered a sharp setback today. ‘Weakness broke out at the opening and continued almost without a rally throughout the session. Volume in- creased on the reaction. Utilities Under Pressure. Stocks which had been going up rap- idly naturally came down the most. Electric Investors, after having ad- vanced 32 points, almost without inter- ruption last week, lost a third of that gain in a few minutes, recovering par- tially later. Similarly, wide fluctua- tions were witnessed in Electric Bond | & Share and most of the others. Better support was accorded the American Superpower issues, probably because of a statement to stockholders that the company’s largest investment is in the United Corporation and that this will 2 = 5 B §a5 Dr llied P & D: >25> s gt B B o BT > > 20! H Vs Amer Cigar. ... 4 Amer Cit P & m mid B n.. 31 Am Cranamid rts. Amer Dept, Stores 245 116% p pi. 5 derv A 1 A 186 Angus vic_. 35 Arcturus_Ra o et g p e B z 2227 oma Elec ... for Amer_ Aviation. . 2222222222 299 > ] 32 33 7Orange Crush ... rd Motors A 3 Qutboard Motors B 1Pac G & E 1st pf Mfs il 11263 123% 55 A 53 83% 85'4 2 t98.. 48 52 222 2 T22> encountered selling resistance, which | caused a sharp reaction. This is the| sixth time since November that the, ! market has reached those prices and i has fallen back. As on other occasions, the decline wnsi accompanied by high call money rates. Opening at 10 per cent on Monday, call money rose to 14 per cent and stayed at that level well into Thursday. Throughout this period the market was | constantly under pressure, but as the rate dropped toward the end of the week, finally reaching 6 per cent, stocks | . ' rallied somewhat. Brokers' loans showed a small hich funds were supplied by and out-of-town banks. On the other hand. the New York bank: by cutting down their loans, were ¢ sponsible for the high call rates. New vields. Notice also was taken that the Interstate Commeice Commission had approved reductions in export rates on wheat and grain by Eastern and Western rail lines. Wheat closed unsettled, 3; to 1| higher; corn, unchanged to % up: oats varying from !5 decline to % gain, and provisions unchanged to a rise of 5 and 7 cents. September * December OATS. ul Beptember York banks have generally been re- hDeggmber sponsible for the high mopey rates; every time stocks have risen to a cer- tain point. They evidently seem deter- mined to prevent if possible a broad | 145 May July September LIES- quly: 115 September ... Only 12 of the 20 units in the valley are operating, engaged chiefly with building contracts. Dairy Products. OTTAWA, Ontario.—Canada import- general market closing 2 to 13 points higher. The spot market was 15 points | higher at 19.80. May Low. Close. 1. July H | ed from New Zealand during the first ' | quarter of this year butter valued at | $6,179.980. Prices on fresh butter have dropped 5 cents a pound generally in | the Dominion to an average of 43 cents | | and eggs 5 cents a dozen to a range o |30 to 35 cents. Retail Trade. NEW ORLEANS.—Retail business in New Orleans has slipped back slightly due to a recent. unseasonable cool speil of weather, but is about on a par with last vear. Most stores, however, report & good increase in sales of radios with the advent of new models. Wool. | BOSTON.—Buyers for the leading mills are in the market. since mill bins are satisfied with day-to-day buying. Dealers are trying to get wools from the West sent on consignment instead of buying them on the ranges. Lumber. {5 holding up well. Unfilled orders at are nearly empty. However’ the milla March Markets at a Glance NEW YORK, May 13 (#).—Stocks weak; Case Threshing drops 20 points, Bonds. irregular; convertibles slump with stocks. Curb irregular; utilities | sag. Foreign exchanges mixed; frans rises slightly. Cotton higher; firmer spot situation. Sugar higher: Cuban support, Coffee declined; European selling. | cHICAGO, May 13 (#.—Wheat firmg decreased visible supply. Corn steady; bullish Kansas reports. Cattle steady, | Hogs steady to higher. | b i, i AR | MONEY MARKET. ; NEW YORK. May 131 ::l.—cbm fl.,l | money easier; all loans, 7: clos| [ Time loans Armer: mixed colateral, | prime mereantile paper, 5%a6. Business Notes | . PORTLAND, Ore—Lumber demand | 60-90 days, 9: four-six months, 8 remain the case even after the sale of I a portion of these holdings to its own 1 Auto Voting Machine 10 4 Au Vot Ma cvt pr pt 2174 e 2 5 shazeholders. 18 Aviation Co of Amer T2 71 i =35 3 By e b Announcement of the terms for an e 54 Rochester | - 3 Aviation Gredt Vo s 10 Gatineau Pow 55 38 X ester vt ». tts & Bolt v .5 El%'{?fi‘%o%’-er"'é%nmé' tor Avecsixths Bane e e 3 Prentia Wl prd cif: 10 of a share of Associated Gas & Electric Bendix Corp 1834 14 Proct & Gambié, - - 7 2! b class A stock did not influence much | 190 Bendix . 1t 3 Prop St 234 3 § Georala Pow s 7. s81 960 activity in either issue. Empire Power, O & fedeerpid 20 20 ] 1 Srand run 4 which owns & considerable amount of hem Steel Tts 53, 11 Guit Oil Pa | the North Pacific mills would aceount 5 By the Associated Press. | for almost a month’s production. 'da?:,"‘;i’,‘gs?ff"}f,f,’,‘“.fi;,,fif,‘,,f“,a‘/f& 1:? NEW YORK, May 13.—Trading in| ———- | five-six ‘months, 5 E The Boston & Maine may resume div- | idends on its common stock before the | ise in s . it. e e Do K Qe | copper on the National Metal Exchange | . cline starts call rates usually drop and | will be started on Wednesday. 3 fler stocks begin to climb again. Rapidly| pLondon stock of crude rubber de- | cNd Of the year. A possible annual rate A Wide Difference. changing call rates have been largely | creased 453 tons last week to 31,127 of $4 is mentioned. ‘Ymm the Grand Raplds Press. F 4 Copper buying is expected to im-| If she works for $15 a week, that's d responsible for the lack of a def 10 e O o of & otz |itome S prove, particularly in Europe, once the | industry: if she keeps house for nothin, Radio Corporation of America is t0 jeparations question is out of the way. | that's roman: ' Rochester Central common and stands to realize $57,000,000 under terms of the exchange, firmed up. Although the utilities bore the brunt of the decline, certain specialties were offered sharply lower. Among them were Auburn Automobile, Grigsby Gru- now, Wahlgreen and Deere & Co. Hazeltine, in the radio group; Ains- worth, in the auto accessory list, and Sentry Safety Control pushed into new high record ground. Memphis Natural Gas extended its improvement of last week and sold to the best price on the move. Aviation Stocks. As a group the aviation stocks fought the decline most stubbornly and were featured by new highs in Transconti- nental Transport and North American. Fokker jumped almost 6 points on the initial sale, recovering all of Saturday’s break, but later weakened again. Bendix, Irving Air Chute and Aviation Corporation held up best. The latter was favorably affected by news of the acquisition of a substantial stock in- terest in Aviation Corporation of Amer- ica and Western Air Express. Among the oils, Gulf of Pennsylvania set a new high on better appreciation of its leading position in' the industry due to the large reserves on hand. wanaBon ] T e 19 D e 7% 2 rit-Am Tob 'CP rit-Celanese 1td EEIUU 3 20 B o 5 Caterpil Tract 3 Celan_Co; ETGAR o L nt Al Sta Sef vic 143 T > t Pip o 3% E PR ICRE ) o ™ e B R0 - roernanos R 08 e mas a3 Brs s 5 f 2 BEzo, e G 2209 b N Py 25 i Real Est.... 3% ulte Un 5s-§1 Str 14% ulte Un pfd. Gen A Gen Am Inv pid lected Indus Inc.. lect Ind Ine pfd... 7y Shiety Cont. 2 ¥ i 28 F222! 352 arpen_6s . 13 Houst Gulf G 6725 '43 87 Houst Gulf G, 8s'A_'43 87'2 Il Pow & L 5%as "7 9232 Gas 6s 39, 1194 116 ~ 1 P&L 5sA 57 7% 97% 2 102 Corp 6s '36.. 751 T3's C 55 4 9812 98 Pow 65 A 2026 1037 1032 MCN_L'5s 42 92~ 92 <98 - 8 96 95% ' 100% 100 103% 103'2 102t 101 Iy =5 weeks. open a commercial radio . circuit be- . Loan Discussion Continues. ‘The discussion of the brokers’ loan situation which has so long held the attention of the country, continued to bring forth sharp differences of opinion. Prof. O. M. W. Sprague of Harvard asked for an immediate advance in the rediscount rate, belleving that the flow of funds into the stock market will be injurious to business. e Harvard Economic Society believes that the pres- ent level of call rates will remain until mid-July, at which time an acute shortage of credit and still higher call rates may develop as_ business credit needs again increase. Both views seem to assume that brokers’ loans cannot be_reduced except by drastic methods. E. H. H. Simmons, president of the Stock Exchange, defended brokers’ loans. In speaking of the trend toward common stock financing, he held the Federal Reserve banks themselves re- sponsible for the flow of money into brokers’ loans during the past year. His theory is that the money tightening licy of the Reserve banks caused igh money rates originally. Then, because they did not clarify their po- sition, large lenders, being uncertain of future developments, turned to call loans, since they are the safest form of security known and yield the tween New York and San Francisco on | ‘Wednesday. | Sales of vitaglass increased mate- | rially in 1928 over 1927, says P. H. Jennings, president of the vitaglass | | corporation, in his annual report to the stockholders. The authorized com- mon stock is to be increased to 100.000 no par shares from 50,000 in order to provide for a possible exchange offer to | preferred shareholders. Electrical World says that the volume of business in electrical equipment was about normal last week, with a moder- ate gain in the demand for industrial apparatus. Utility companies are busy with new construction work which is | reflected in orders placed. Maintenance | purchases are relatively large. Demand | for small motors continues fairly active, | especially in the East. Business in the | Middle West is reported to be holding | at a steady level, while in the South | f small orders are the rule. The total volume, however, is up to the average | of recent weeks. { Link Between Two Rivers. What is called the Casiquiare “Canal” in Southern Venezuela is not | a canal at all, but a natural stream which connects two rivers which are Riwcs orf Monterey Pharmacy—3532 Conn. Ave. Is a Star Branch Office ADVERTISENENTS ; RECEIVED HERE. Copy for that advertisement which you want to insert in the Classified Section of The Star may be left at any of the Branch 23! Offices. There’s one in your neighborhood—whether you live suburbs. in other representative oil shares were fractional. Metal stocks were dull and heavy. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md., May 13.—Pota- toes, white, 100 pounds, 1.00a1.50; new potatoes, barrel, 4.00a7.50; sweet po- tatoes, barrel, 2.00a3.75; yams, barrel, .00a4.00; asparegus, dozen, ' 1.2588.75; , 5.50a€.50; beans, bushel, 2.00 3 ; cabbage, . hamper, 75a1.25; car- 90 rots, crate, 2.50a3.25; celery, crate, 2.50 i b /- 23.75; caulifiower, crate, 1.50a2.00; cu- 5 . 1, 5a3.00; 38 Douglas Aircrs 2 Dubllier C & 13 Duke Power 4 Durant Du: Righest rate of interest. flowing In different directions, and it is 55 ihin he expiained the large in-[sald {0 be the only river which acts in | crease in I b the than bank s manner. | K fenders. Mr. Simmons believes that | very small stream in the Rocky Moun- in town or the nearby fhene ot of Cocter’ ol sl | i way o tha B | : vesf secur and that the e 3 Ly Will eventually find thelr way into thoss | while the remainder finally gets to the | | s '(I:low left at the Branch Offices permanent investments if a stock mar- | Atlantic. Many writers who have had | - will be forwarded immediately ket decline begins. In that event, they | occasion to refer to the erratic behavior | fi to the Main Oh.v to. 4 will serve as a buffer rather than a|of the Casiquiare state that it flo'fl‘ e st availdlils i““m No fees are charged for menace, as many bankers claim. one way at times and in another direc- S Sre oAty tion at other times, but recent inves- Utilities Feature. Branch Office service; only reg- ular rates. . 3 S B Boom B0 0SS 4 5 & 2omgpaaD 2322 8 Stein Cosmeti 14 Sterling Sec pfd aliot § Stromb Carls Tel.... 38 £ 03! 383383X223238233233 222 25 o tigations have proven that this is not ‘While most stocks lost ground for the {so, and the watefs of the Casiquiare | week certain ones moved upward invariably flows in one direction from | against the trend. There was persistent | the Orinoco to ihe Rio Negro, which | strength in the stock of United Corport is a branch of the Amazon. The :fon, the Morgan-Drexel-Bonbright co: mouths of these two streams are sepa- pany. which is expected accom- | rated by thousands of miles. plish the unification of the At- S S lantic Seaboard utilities. This was re- N — flected by rising prices throughout the STEEL INGOT OUTPUT. NEW YORK, May 13 () —Reports || public utility list and, as is usually the from the Youngstown district state that | 8" " steel ingot output is averaging nearly | || s . B 96 per cent of the rated capacity, with || : 50 of the 51 independent open hearths | melting at_the highest rate since last | October. Outbound shipments of fin- ished steel products for the first week of this month were 30 per cent larger than in the same period last year. | i x:::gsr.s"»s: 5 uaERaBasa & By THE AIQVEq SIGN DISPLAYED BY AUTHORIZED STAR BRANCH OFFICES g rmoid o o DeAxls pid" Really &6 s Am . 7 FHE The Star prints such an over- whelmingly greater volume of Classified Advertising every i day than apy other Washing« ton paper tHat there can be no question as te, which will give you the best results, im} hman .". 33 ‘aaq - 3 (S 33 s 33 a1 157 121% 121 A 57 93 ' 93 FOREIGN BONDS. ARl wuauSunaum S bushel, 4.0024.50; onions; 1.75; Spring onions, 100, hamper, 2.0023.50; peppers, crate, 2.50 a4.50; radishes, 100, 1.50a2.00; squash, crate, 1.25a2.00; spinach, bushel, 75: tomatoes, crate, 1.25a5.00; app! 75; grapefruit, box, 2.25 T e Je e & SHgs 23 Sales in thousands. 6Bank Prussia 65 rlin C E 6138 o b 3 [Py g 5 “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office iqaa geges? o nanS o 9! 2 s 5252588 ggg £ e " 33 Poultry, alive—Spring chickens, pound, 35a45: Leghorns, 34a40; poor and thin, 25228; old hens, 35a36; Leg. horns, 30a32; old roosters, 18a20: ducks, 20a25; guinea fowl, each, 50al.l pigeons, pair, 35240. X Eggs—Receipts, 1,403 ‘cases; native and nearby firsts, dozen, 28%2; current receipts, dozen, 2022. Butter—Good to fancy creamery, pound, 45a48; prints, 49a51; blocks, 48250; ladles, 35a38; store-packed, 31: | roils, 33a35; dairy prints, 33a34; proc- | ess butter, 42a43. | Live Stock Market. Cattle—Receipts, 300 head; steers, fair supply, market dull; prices stead: steers, choice, 13.25a13.75; good, 12.00a 12.75; medium, 11.00a11.75; common, ) 28250 ST, - Sores 00300 b 802 e 1 SR s amatscara e S 05 dgadddadadagaadaaad S omrscaranat = el EECEEECE IFoey 1Tsarco Hyd El 7s 'S3 11sotta Fraschini 7s'42 uperpow s '83 BBk T 151 n Tiet: R Pe: g 28T bt Iz IRERT 253 asgsasey W e g.a 1 Mans 4 1 Mendoza 1%s ‘1., 19 Mor Bk Chile 8 '3i 2 Mor Bk Den Ss '12 xi § Muni Medellin 7s E'51 26 s '58. . O et S5 20 e Qf s EEEEET ig’n Your Contract Now AMERICAN HEATING OIL AMERICAN FURNACE OIL case, was accompanied by rising prices 991z for electrical manufacturing stocks. o Automobile _accessories continued to av 8 advances as large current earnings were 3 reported. Strength in the cigarette 9.00210.25: heifers, choice, 11.50a12.! T i EAMiGAcLurIt etodks: Wia spoomyerisd good, 10.25a11.00; medium, 9.00a10. muufi:m 43 By common, 7.75a8.75; bulls, good to choice, | .2 Sen. RIEUH! Cor »td. Brve 8% 00 Zentth SR | Bl S 'nt 38 58" 'L '90 | by talk of a nincrease in clgarette prices 10.00211.00; fair to good, 9.0089.75; i common to medium, 7.00a8.50; cows, ing !r;r T hlgheflr suglrdr;rmwcau;rsgg good to choice, 9.25a10.00; fair to good, strength in American and Por! e 7.5029.00; common to medium, 5.00a7.00. sugars which would be benefited and 4 p & bs—] 651 ad; | weakness in the Cuban sug: vhicl S iy st ey 100 A ST T TI would suffer f the highet rate is put in 7.00; Spring lambs, 15.00a19.00. 13 Gotham Knitbac M 13 Falcon Lead Min | CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKE :\f‘!:;;y c:lraee g}llsm!o.dhl}:%o:m:::l; dzf Hogs—Receipts, '2.200 head; light| 1jCorhemyrie ... ... 8 -8B, - 8 Giold Cain iorre- . CHICAGO, May 13 P (United | JErce S il sy T R A TR st | 3 Gold Ad Gons. States Department of Agriculture).—{ “'Niahe ohservers are expecting a sea- R L b e TR 2 ELa’E & Bropta X. 195 Hoge—Recelpts, 32,000 head, including | sonal decline In business activiy to take pigs, 1180; Western hogs, 10 to 20| '3 @round Grip Shoe... 38 14,000 head direct; market slow at 10a | place soon. As vet there are no definite Rl o moNtons SR N {116 atvaiiod: top’ 1340 i ot pope |08 0F this Gerelopmert iSOk L e e e a0 & and choice 160-280 pound weights, | jeased showed a halt in the trend of this :‘;%%_)‘exrg:: exc &uld:, calves, 5.00a 11.00a11.35; 1140 paid for 160-210 | basic industry which has been generally e i pound weights: butchers, medium to upward since late in 1927. Hay and Grain Prices. “holce, 250-300 pounds, 10.50a11.5: (Copyright, 1920 ‘Wheat—No. 2 red Winter, garlicky, . 10.60a11.40; 160-200 B e spot, 1075; May delivery, 30T IR sl B AU AT R kil Many Faiths at Meeting. Corn—No, 2 export, May delivery, no ek De i pounds, 10.25a11.40; Poss. | Many ‘faiths epresented at 8 quotations; No. 2 yeilow, domestic, spot, 9.85a11.40; packing sows, 9.50a10.25; any fa were rep) ooy 101a1.02; ‘cob coin, 5508505 " PO pigs, medium to choice, 90-130 pounds, | meeting of the r’:‘c'e‘?‘t‘xihii’, rnetwgn“mm{ N(? 3 wlg& legge‘?ticdosfifnfifs”:t’ o "2:&'1‘,"_0'5,&%, 16,000 head; calves, |of the world tour of religions being Rye—Nearby, 1.00a1.10. : 5,000 head; largely a steer run; early taken by a leader, Miss Maude Royden. Hay—Receipts, none. While hay is 3 trade on strictly good and choice kinds |An eminent scholar, wearing a yellow arriving here in limited quantities only, o eci 1 12 Wendon Cob steady; talking lover, on others; 15,00}l robe, deseribed ne tenets of Bud it is more than enough for the demand, 11ntl Saf Raz B % 35" 35" 35°|Suee INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS. g:l‘g g’féh el sl:":"hur classes, ' steers, | voice and celestial smile captivating his which 15 being supplied mostly oy t in hund Trom' nearby_ pots, A few s " s Am Gon Olifds.. good and choice, 1,300-1500 pounds, audience. Sir Francis Younghusband X E: v Eauit: A 2 Argo Ol..... 2 3 : 15.00; | Besant ition of theosoph: business passi 2 3] r v 3% 3 3 14 15.00; 950a1,100 pounds, 13.50a15.00; | Besant sent her definition of theosop! the vanofis ;Slsls'%r; s;glilhupfc;:n‘;: 2 8 A common and medium, 850 pounds up, | Horace Holly of the United States col clover ha choice, 750a850 pounds, 13.75a15.00; |and Yusuf Ali discoursed on Islam in Straw—No. 1 wheat, 12.00a12.50 per | heifers, good and choice, 850 pounds | perfect and eloquent English. 3.00. | Kermath e & e 7 Kolster-Brand dium, 9.50a13.00; cows, good and choice, | 0 % 5 9.75a12.25; common and medium, 7.75a ccupation for the Insane. 655‘3’ 33&9535 mA ?:fe::f’gxs‘ i R 7 Homaokls_ Ol 13| bulls, good and choice (beef). 10.00a | cd the system in vogue at the Hartwood : 1 P e e TR 11.50; cutter to medium, 8.00a10.00; | Mental Hospital in Scotland in en- 10.00a14.50; medium, 9.50a10.00: culi| tine of occupational labor. The most and common, 8.00a9.50; stocker and|important result is that it seems to aid weights), 12.25a13.50; common and | normaley. The choice of occupation is medium, 9.75a12.50. left to the patient and for that reason ket slow, steady; bulk wooled lambs, | interest. Some work in the garden, 16.00a16.25; shorn, 14.75a15.00; choice | others do the regular ‘work of the in- shorn basis: Slaughter classes, Spring | tric light plant or assisting in the and_choice, 16.50a17.75; | kitchen. With patients who are beyond 3 Manning Bow A . LR 13.25a15.50; lambs, good and choice, 92 I Manhattan Rub. ... k1 71 Reiter-Poster Ofl - .00; 3 1 3 occupation the following crafts are o] 1 Can O nds down, 14.10a15.00; medium, 0 47 Marconi Intl Mar.. . = 2 "~ 23 N & o “ mom.zs: | popular: China painting, enameled 1 B ror N Bseaeiiie bt sl Boans 385 3 n—New 22 Cons_Cop Mines. ww—With warrants 2 Cop Range ... 2 13 Cresson Con Goid. Min... If you do it now, you’ll have no worries when Fall rolls around. You will be assured of the lowest possible prices, prompt deliveries, and the high quality you always find in American Oil Company products. Contract customers for AMERICAN HEATING OIL and AMERICAN FURNACE OIL are pro- tected against any rise in the market price and are given advantage of any lower spot price at time of delivery. And our large refinery facili- ties and elimination of intermediate profits assure you of the lowest possible prices at all times! 1 1 Nipissing 14 Noranda. 81 Ohio Telephone or write—and our representative will call to discuss your requirements for next winter. And he’ll show you the form of contract which will assure you of prompt delivery at the right price. When you sign it, your heating worries will be over for the year. Lefcou Real ofa 3 Na: Hamburg 4135 1919.... .. ...... (Quoted 10 dollars per thousand m German Gen Elect 425 pre-war 23.00 32 German Gen Elect 472s 1919.... 225 Berlin 4s Dre-war......... 5.00 Hamburg 3s, 3%s & re- Hamburg American Line 413s.. North German Lioyd 4'zs...... Krupp 5s 1921.... Dusseldor! 4s pre-w: Frankfort a-M 4s pre. 2 Munich _és pre-war : e (Quoted in doliars per sh A E G (German Ge Elec) A E G (Ger Ge Elec) pfd B! Commerz and” Privat Bank G Farben.. .. : Disconto Gelischaft .. Y 5. 3 s SEERES Fuel Oil Department Main 6222 Fuel Oil Department, American Oil Co., South Washington, Va. 5 being received. ‘There is not enough 3'Am Maracaibo Go $3.25014.90; 1,100-1,300 pounds, 13.25a | read a paper on Christianity, Dr. Annie of 14.00a16.00 per ton of timothy or 10.75a13.50; fed yearlings, good and |tributed a paper on the Ba'hai faith | ton; No. 1 oat, 12.501 2 Eeliey Haver ... ¢ £ 36 3 % down, 13.00a14775; common and me- | 1 Lacka: 2 v ) iy [3 L. 2 Like Super C LI J T 083 975 low cutter and cutter, 60RT.T5;| A creat degree of success has attend- Bid. Asked. | 1.50; Ger Govt Red Loan with draw. vealers (milk fed), good and choice. | couraging the patients to follow some feeder steers, good and choice (alll very materfally in the restoration to Sheep—Receipts, 17.000 head; mar-|all are engaged in a work which has ewes, 7.50. Following quotations on|stitution, such as operating the elec- lambs, good : nl.y':n epes medium, 15.50a16.50; cull and common, | the “gift and kindergarten stage” of 67 Mare Wire Lond B.. cull and common, 10.00a2 | and mottled pottery, i ax craft, 1 Marion swm‘shov n .50; medium to choice, 92-100 pounds, | decorative crf[ot wakfit}.::v%rk. pew- . 12.25a14.75; ewes, medium to choice, | ter and bronze work, barbola work, tie 150 pounds down, 5.75a7.50; cull and|dyeing, potato craft or fabric, Italian common, 2.5085.75. film painting on glass, leather work, - . = nt::cl :ngéh‘lm a;ul wltie‘;l-ccl)}or plalnth‘;fi 4 and skef ng from s life and out- 0 ¢ PARIS BOURSE PRICES. of-doors block painting, toy making s PRSI nrfv‘afiég'orfie lgm(:")e—w.; ‘};EI\'Y tone lnnd Hlumkcnstlng l:& n’lodte&inm Near- 3 y all patfents at t institution are Ihe AM y Three per cent rentes, 74 francs 40| engaged in some agreeable and lucra- Afiliated wi ER].,,,C“,A“N. OILEDNMEaNY centimes. Five per cent loan, 100 francs | tive work and it is often found desira- o S Ty T 55_centimes. ble, after attaining proficiency in some General Offices: Baltimore. Md. Exchange on London, 124 frarcs 18! line, to send them to other similar in- centimes. The dollar, was quoted at 25 stitutions to Introduce the Hartwood francs 501 centimes. i 3223338323333 - Bobks 535828355 auuswos o 3338333883 Hhi288Ys83 8 Mercur Bank Vieni North German Lloyd Austrian A E G (Generai ‘Eiec) R. Karstadt....... . s | Sales in _STA | i units. = MER S %] 200 Anglo Am Oil .. | e foghe, Ot { 5 S 0! 3333 8 3 X More of the large railroads r%flyi eventually follow the example of the Pennsylvania in forming investment companies such as Pennroad Co. New &G York @entral, Atchison and Union Pa- Molormeter Garas cific are men! as possibiliti:s. 3 Nachman @pz~4. . P BESENSIE8LLER methods. ¢