Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1926, Page 23

' FINANCIAL. THE EVENTNG BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1996. FINANCIAL. » 93 jr o e e —— ——— — —_ - 1 [l ! | [ ME EY | ! GIANT PORTLAND CEMENT EW YORK CURB T i N AND MONEY || WILL PAY ON PREFERRED WE FINANCE i > . on i L 11 classes of tncome-producing property, SESiby R Erate BV RO trect o iane e | i By M. S. Rukeyser | PHILADELPHIA, November 27 ||| Large Loans a Specialty i Sy = P).—Directors of the Giant Portland Current nt. rate and commission | sy ¢ i s (Copyright 1826.) 3 Yy > WEIJ- CLEANED UP BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. | companies eugaged in the refrigers | Cement Co. have declared a 22% per ngln:‘fi& Richardson, .Inc. NEW YORK. November 27.—After | ton industry similar to that whic | ; i centidividend ion ihe prefersed stack 15th St. N.W. 14 brief period of early strength the | prevailed following the sharp Tlx‘fl in | Add to the picturesque jargon “‘| of which 19 per cent pr:-»resenxed ac: RIS {usual week end realizing had its effect | radio issues two years ago, that com, WAl Street the expression quawk ! cruals and 3'; per cent the regular | Inferior B3 Di t upon the market for Curh stk | petiton would eventually be reflected | L ates. ! semi-annual payment. The dividend, | i {which had been prominent in the up-|in price cutting. J & o i i which will be paid in cash, equals hfenioriBirds EhonTEDISkant | o e e B e | acan Pl shares heli up re Heavy Demand for Newsi Fuke stock promaters use (his Hedge Selling and Week End | ghich will be naid in cash. equals HOME OWNERS . American Light & Traction at one | markably well in view of the improve- | o .| phrase to describe the geese who com- ot : stock being $50. 5 Points Spurred Demand |sige was down more than 6 pomts |ment which had taken place and at I Print Shows Large Advertis- i arier thes have men stuns. In| Realizing Depress Prices In anticipation of the payment, the \ |from the Friday final. One of the |times were above yesterduy N"fh;l::vlbzi e i B e st e it company’s preferred " and _common ’ loutstanding weak spots was the per | quotation of 250. Victor Talking . > 3 sky security . H stock recently have been moving up- for Nearby Product. 1 e et Carporation | Machine. encountered profttnking re- | NG Campaigns Are On. e o letters from suckers wio have of Staple. \ard on the Philadelphia Exchange. e o W |6 per cent bonds and stoeks. It w ulting in substantially lower pri * kicked after they realized they were The bulge in the common was on buy inte o by L levident that the « o thewe 1o | Pajardo Sugar muingined its plu e taken in. Usually those on thel ing based on the bellef that with the e W ke %ird v o8 ni the market [sues was for special reasons. of prominence, but made littie head- BY J. C. ROYLE saunwi st are taken off the SuCker | ks e Ausociated Press __|elimination of the back payments on frusi., Bring'tn wiit wners vou curprise tiat the | Possibly (here was u [eeling among | way | Special Dispatch to Tha Star ist, which consists of prospects Who!" Npw YORK, November 27.—The | the preferred the way would be opened " v : = NEW YORK, November wywrap Ar€ believed ready to take more pun | cotton market opened steady today at [ for the junior shareholders to partici- | Real Estate Small Loan Co. it did not interfere | pono e i list of bonds " JEPENDENT OIL STOCKS DNV IR Diorele v AP jshment. When a concern sells More | unchinved prices -to a decline of 6 |pate in the company’s profit. H 707 Distriet i 1o prevent the sule of some < Sranad iin of ithe “New TEOTK ] . bh it up.” That final phrase is a pretty of u me bad stock to the sume in-| poines under Southern hedge selling B it et | B Wbt L e I | i accurate measure of vetail sales, and dividualy the process is known as “re-| and week ‘end realizing. There wus BIG CROPS OF WHEAT. holiday trade. There was much poor | ot | the consumption of materials” used tn AANET L e caretully | [urther covering by December shofts.| oo ovember 27T Sales NDUSTRIALS | 7 & Bt . e Y 1 an hat position was vely ) . Nov 27.—The R f and thin stock on hand this week, ac- | in hundreds High Low. Close. | 1t complying with it shows that a Euarded, because It i :h;qrfi;d w\'\h teady. increasing its premium over | largest cargo of wheat exported out Plrovldent M(l:ltual Life cording to dealers, and its presence | Alum Co n pid 1043 103% otumiiia Sd tremendous volume of business now dynamite. [t contains specific com-| junuary to about 12 points, but thelof this port is In the American- nsurance Compan: Ssfc (15 eniany for xhvice bids| A B Ao o dee is In progress. Buying started forward Piints which constitute the material|zeneral market sagged off. January |Hawaiian steamer Arizonan, just clear- it Uyt \ ¥ 5 A Elec & 13 Giveos 01l Cor b 5 rush after the Thansgiving With which prosecuting gfficluls can | deciining to 12.41 and March to 12.65, fed for Genoa. The steamer han 443,061 ‘unds to Loan much greater Av Gas & F | 2 Gulil 0 yte. ! B “rusitatter. e S8 readily obtain indictments against|ung the general list showing net de-|bushels on board, of which 21,250 | In Small or Large Amounts ’ Dealers sy that mest of the in- s | 108t St oif” hotl Practically all grades of | those suspected of statutory fraud. No | clines of 9 to 11 points at the end of | bushels are in bags, and the cargo was | at 5Y; Per cent. . ferior stock came from far distant Am 2! | 1 Lion Of paper are meeting with a record holi- { matter how palpable the offense of | the first hour. loaded in the record time of 29 worke| | WM. H. SAUNDERS CO., | A kevs that came A | oL duy teaton demand. The same i true | the crooks, it i diffcult to get indict:| ' Private cables reported trade calling |ing hours. The total weight of this . H. ., Inc. Shipping points, turkevs that cam Am | Mox o of paper and wooden boxes and String | ments without complaints. {and continental buying had offset|grain is 11,600 tons. Drawing more | Realtors . from rnisers in nearhy Marviand and | Am Suveroow B | P Mex Paniiq and twine. In each case the gain has| And the ordinary sucker is relictant | moderate hedge selling in Liverpool, | than 33 feel, the Arizonan negotiated 1433 K St. NW. Main 1016-7 Virginia being included in the thoi Bon iAo bsount Ll o been approximately 10 per cent from | to become a formal complainant, be-i hut complained of poor inquiry for|the channels without difficulty. T ne s e e . b : ; holiBaY Corp A Bradford 'O ‘“5"“39""1 - 3t Setit cause hulnlm‘-\'l not wfll\ to sx‘\\{‘ _v:jfl*' cotton cloth from India and China. P a of the supplies for the hollday tre il Corn B w he sharp demand for news print, | licity to his defective financial judg-f y, o board 1 T B i Nevnex, 'O e e L e S I D e BT FAILURES DECREASE. Public Service Corporation e o Tl o of the Rt Sl o cent above the 1925 level "“i.‘(’.‘.!"‘fi" sary to inducehim to contribute time | week was estimated at 235,000 bales,| NEW YORK, November 27 (#).— of New jene’ less atiraetive hivds selling Cen Loat 1 A wi . . has beg ¢ strong ad- | o 5 = B . 27 ¢ ) cents und. whi Con Leat n ot wi D ater. Ol n-m;mg j‘;‘m’mm“; i ey A Siefiont 5 against 208,000 last year. Commercial failures in the United ” Stances. it il A& i baae0; o in many sections. This advertising Must Know the Men. i Jork cotton futures closed at net | States this week dropped to 397 from Dividend No. 78 on Com- b < high as 65 cents en N 10" Orage. GNY has exceeded the lineage of 1925 by | In judging the merit of a new propo- : Closs, | 497, the week before and compare mon s of the inferion % Gomman P Tide Water Ol over 2 per cent and size of papers has | sition, it s more important to know : 1204 [ with 382 a year ago, R. G. Dun & Co. Dividend No. 32 oa 8% posed of W edis nigh Coir G Bal ris i e O consequently increased. The American | the character and.ability of the men B 1249567 |reports. o liiw Pobirred Seock ind denlers who handie G Wileox O & G B mills broduced 143.148 tons of news [ behind the plan than the nature offjuiy =i iI1i; 150404 = = . i 2y A stock had very few turke ry T Woodles Pet n. . print in October and 1,403,173 in the | the financial puttern itself. * In prac-jDecember ... 12358 Dividend No. 16 oo . over to toda i 1 A SSUES, first 10 months of the year. The | tice, crooks follow the trend of public v Obleaiis: Mirkot red by first deed of trust on eatate. Cumalative Preferred Stoc! |iEaley STANDARD (GL/HSSUR P ¢ rn- | taste, cound financial X s Prevailing interest and commingion, : facic ) ! it Canadian mills did even b turn- [ taste, and adapt sound financial | o SR P SO 0 W e Dividend No. S on 6% Planning Christmas Supp! 1800 Continent Ol n.. 20% 50% |ink out 168,860 tons in the last month | schemes to their own nefarious pur-} oRHER O n;a‘im~“?“m':‘d’maj‘{ Joseph 1. Weller 5oV st G e VW . Camulative Preferred Stock Jealers a v e giving thought 0 Gl Sig 011 i 2 " land 1,549,582 In the year to November | poxes. For example, the prospect . —The o ce steady S b ha o tiriey o o the. Christmas WL 55" |1, giving a combined out-turn of 312 | growth of the electrical refrigeration oo ,:r::(xhx‘y;.-“\&::n:.:T,'.mflwflmlcl - E] | 12 Board of Directors of Public Service Cor oliday tr wistias being the | 1 500 Tter 11 | 008 for the month and 0 for | industry along sound lines has invited | due and belt Povution o New Jorsey s dectured dividvate e R hhd ! 100 Nat 13, | the 10 months. questionable promoters into the fleld, | Ported favorable. First trades showed HOME FURNITURE DOt wpte of 8% et acwwm oo the 8% Cwma holiday when the demand for the | 300 01 o8t b et he two or three years ago the | 10 change to 2 points decline. Prices oe Pradorved Saocl. beiog §2.00 pev share, o' g irgtisieiel grealt L B R L 700 b 181, | Power Demand Shows Stability. | 3000 50" fag waus radio stocks, and [ €ased off after the opening, owing to the rate of 7% per annum on the 7% Cumis ol Bl sl 100 South Per 3 8% | Tho stability of the indusirial situi- | hefore that il and mining. The multi fears that the final estimate of the S Pocteted aock, being $1.75 pev share, e ol e oo Tower 0 o S"H Td 831 BB |(ion s strikingly emphasized by the| fudious varieties of the investment|Crop. due December 8. will show a the rate of 6% per annum on the 6% Cuswls At il e e dapon S & 7008 0 Neb n $38 478 | high demand for electric power. The| trust, though old in ngland and on further increase over the recent fore From $50 to $118.00 if sour tive Prefesved Stock. being $1.50 per s are. and B e & v rem B ¢ o N 45 B18 | increased current required for 1ight:| the continent of Europe. are new in st and that private estimatcs fu0 fpiacy do,cpore (hah S100 mote 50cents per share on the now par alue Common O e o puloes - bl T 9T g at this season has counterbutanced | this country. Such instrumentalities | In advance of the bureau will all show Nored take. Two dave to Fot SO for W quastes endiag December 31, 1906 A S e s s et Sales in BONDS. any seasonal slackening in industrial| for giving the small investor the ad-| Increases. December traded down (o Payments. Dividends are payable December 31, 1926, 1 R Nl s (R thousands. - v 1on 1gu | use Saies of some automobile manu-| vantages of a high desree of diversifi- | 15 0. January to 1251 and March to | € Furniture Ilmaanl;‘ro(»ure:lluntvtCo. stockholders of recond at the close of basines e o centa * Imujnse e Ser \BAM Gae & E1 s 1020 102, 102 | ficturers continue high, but the in-| cation are exceedingly desirable—when | 12:53, or 6 to % points wnder wester No. 3 Harlgw Ave, Roslyn, December 3, 1926. R i oico reached! it 1 Gleason Prod ( 7 Am 64 101% 101% 101% | dustry in general is centering efforts| the management of such funds is in ;Mli\ filvlnsr-. Week end liquidation Rext (o Restaurant 3 T.W. Van Middirsworth. Tressmre R rhot. and ithe demann Tor LR GAm W W ds A 88" 88" 98 " |at present more on prepuration for| responsible hands. There Is already helped the decline. ' them this week was fairly large, many Senmm D W GAWE Grien i 83 B3 83, |the ‘presentation of new models than| evidence of the entry of those with| New orleans cotton futures closed searly ccnaumers. purchasing them instead | Grimes R & ('R 13 Apnal EI Pow 5% % 9833 | on high rate of production. undesirable records into this ngw field. owiar S OT-the nitore Cxpensive turkeys e T LA % 1005 | “rhere has been little change in| The best way for the individual in-| junary . High. Low. A firm condition of the butter and 0 Tud Rayon Co A 10 Bl T Can 59 A. * 101 ° | the activity in steel. Barnings at| vestor to make certain he is dealing | March 1268 1350 1 mark has continued throughout o Jntem Ut1B. 10Can Nat Rwy 7 1148 | present, according to steel executives, | with reliable folk is to check up B 1zs0 1573 1 Wk g prices have continued 18 1ol Pow n TR ann fae T 987 | are running well ahead of this time | strangers through an officer of his oo 1388 1395 13 Mortgage P bl. Service Electric unusually high. according 1o deale 6 Leh Val ¢ ¢ 24 Cit Serv 78 D10 1223 | last year, for many companies. As|own bank, through the local Better Liv 1 Quotatio ablic due, it is stated, to the scarcity of T AT i 804 | the cold weather approache: Business Bureau, or through the e Qe Do Investments d Gas Compan the hennery product, and dealers this (&G 5% | building projects are showing financial editor. o LIVERPOOL. November Tuli an pany are experiencing Gar vie acrease, Vi N g . o 3 o “otton, spot, limite emand. Prices - = iculty getting enough fresh eges o i Gatineau Pow & s 3 T i 3 e 61 i e Camalative ol 1he destind: i FHt bl T et et B o | O g off of bituminous eoal| Ceorge Graham Rice, broker, who|dling, 7.96; good ~middling. 761; the Nation’s Capital Prefesred St . | Mid Util o lien ' Ind Libestone 6. 98tz 0K 083 | prices is being reflected in announ served @ term in the Federal Peni-|strict middling, 7.31; middling, 6.96 secateseiiliaie Dividend No. 8 on 6% Butter Goes High R it or Ror Se B gns 04% 094 | lents from some of the small vein| tentiary at Atanta and another at|strict low middling, 656: low mid ecures each ¢ Casaistive Pradssred Seoch Deadeps say they hardly expec I M Rad Radio. 2 Int Nat G 8s wiw 100 100 " | operators that wages again must be | Sing Sing Prison, in New York, before | dling, 6.01: strict good ordinary, 5.66 | cheaper prices to rule beiore Decem # Miery Rod i (3 L Baw 05 13 | reduced or operations suspended. Rail.| he reformed, is again active In the|good ordinary, 501. Sale bl e Board of Disectors of Public Servies Bie- ber 15, when storage eggs will appear | 1 (nt Food Brody . D' roads in the Middle West are com.|affairs of Wall Street. He combines|pales: including 1,600 American. Ret tric and Gas Company bas declared the seguin: in inereased quantities and possibly 12 XY Tel Co pfas meneing to store coal in anticipation | the sponsorship of speculative stocks|ceipts, 47,000 bales; American, SRS quarterty dividend oo the 7% and 6%, Preferrec At lower prices. Prices of storag 18 North 0 Pow "¢ of & strike next April, but many oper. | With the editorship of a financial peri-| 200. Futures closed quiet and steady. Stock of that Company. Dividends are payabic vexs have kept pace with those of | 1 Nor States PCA Stors in the Bast seem confident that | odical called The Iconoclast. | November, 6.75; December, 6.73: 1 December 31, 1926, to stockbolders of record T frest wrbguot. ealers stite, but | JNOT,S FC v o break between operators and miners| In the masthead of his publication, | January, March, 685; May, 2% e close of business December 10. 1916 they have every reason to believe vlw" ;> Benn Ohio See. ER SR will be averted. !\Ir.f Rice makes this extraordinary|6.u4; July, September, 7.08. T. W. vau Muidiesworth, Tresrws. prices will be lowered by the middle 24 Benn Wat Pow T confession: 5 Sl . B of the commg month. { 1 Philin Morris 4 Servel Del Lower Ship Rates. “The noclast is fearless, out. Several inereases in butter prices [ o Pillah FIM 1 10 Srhulte B ‘Charter demand for Atlantic ship-| spoken, and expert to its finger tips NEW YORK MARKETS. T Jave hecn reported during the week, g broct & Gamble Ciid ping has eased a trifle, and this seems | on matters affecting stocks, bonds, se:| NEW YORK, November 27 (P).— he latest, an terease of hall a cent e IR G Son Che 0rks s 1087 to Sorecast lower Inuropean freight | curlty markets, the inner workings of | pour—Irregular: Spring patents, 7.40 L potnd, being reported in New York [ U Rickenback Mot rates, which would benefit cotton, cop- | €xchanges and of stock brokerage. Jt]a770. Rye—Steady; No, 2 Western, HANNON ol Chicago butter markets Wednes. | Roval Bak Pow per and grain producers. The rate| has a grievance against sham and|jggi, f. o. b. New York and 3 iy, 13 % impessible for dealers to 10132 |of petroleum production continued | deceit. injustice, privilege, financlal|c i ’t. export. Barley—Steady 15 and 717 14th St venture w prediction as to the prol s DWab B Cohe'B 077 878 7K | Guch as to discourage any radical | license and debauchery. and the abso|ing, 80482 c. 1. f. New York . wbilits of Tower prices prevailing be- | s e BR S ke 100, 10%w 196% |advance in prices, although exporters | lutism of intrenched finance, and it]|firm; Middle West, 12.80a12.90, Main 2345 tore ihe Christias holiday season. | & R iy are Teported to have hought heavily | levels its batteries at these excres-| Wheat—Futures opened barely steady; A surprise offer market for Jou Salesin | FOREIGN BONDS, ih the amideontinent Bela cens . .| domestic December, 1.40% asked: May, the Thinksgiving was a s Tob Prad Bsn s Biish Con 515 97% 973, a7 | The uncertainty which still sur-| ‘Tt is fre quently m(!m-'nm(l‘n:l its|1.4315. Other articles unchanged. melons had been put away by a nea P Siecult (B b e s fnit %@ %01 | tended to obstruct buying of cotton | and mark phecies Lonrhle, ' grower expressly for the holiday B NS LOhIL G0 G3n 012 | goods, since cloth consumers hope | 150 its appraisement nfi:‘h::pklll?n;: WILL OMIT DIVIDEND. e il ons uf vatun and | [ AT (4 Nt Ml Mew'a 0180 041 043 f for further price reductions, but | Stocks, on the positions’ I SOTKRIIC NBW YORK, November 27 (P).— Safe Investments here was 1o demand for the Trull 15 Warner roe i 48 IOSEH STl Bl afw dy ‘adu | activity Is increasing at *the Matne | 10U U eqlior of the Teonoclast, | Directors of Cuyamel Frult €2 Gan there was no demand for (he iruit. rner Bros Pic s 10State Hamb G 957 983 938 |mills, and many others are going | (he owners o L Teonoclast. | jocided to omit the quarterly dividend | Shippers have curtailed Ui size of| T Wed Bary Pt 48, A8, 48, | d8gine s 89 3 980G 3% | exceliently. The shoe trade has been | [he SITERELD of the Tconoclasts obin-lof'$1 a share, due early in January, for heir shipments of the heavy |0 Gl Sew Marn 20 *30° % *Eix-dividend. alded by the drift toward quaiity | ion on any stock or wmarket max|ipe’action having been taken now. it ~ supplies b we el g - - shoes and away from the cheaper | therefore be Influentel o (8 | ERUCH i understood, so that current earn- Conservative People Murshind *and . Vieginia Staymans |5 Ehngragy, MINING STOCKS TREASURY CERTIFICATES, |fredes, There fs litle unemployment | [LISTCE, 00kt i aifforent from other |Ings might be used In irrigating ba- B B s a1 e oythie mor | d0knridyiomang oL row. S »|in Lynn, Brockton or Haverhill, all [ The Teonoctuth U N oW | nana lands in Honduras Were offered at $1 4 tushel this morn te & Weat ~. 08 OR_ 08 (Reported by J. & W. Sellgman & Co) | New England shoe centers. financlalipublicationsey, & cofads irst M ing, Tew ung [hful stock selling con b op Mines. The non-ferrous metals were dull. | PreCepts; its own policles, and grinds First .,:,.,,; Loans st B el 2 Dotores Esper s Dec. 15, 1 Reduction of quarter cent a pound in | B 800, ce para- | ities. Self interest acts somewhat as|f| guaranteed and insured Potato Prices Steady. a1 Mar. 15, the price of brass, copper and bronza | 1 think comment on the above para-| (B, BCL M LN Mintelligent man- g @ 3 irelia Croesus.. 07 314s June 15. rodtcts by the American Brass Co. | 8raph-would be superfluous. % i . Moderate supplies of potatoes have 4355 Dec. 15,1 bl Ll erice hesgiSed : agement recognizes that the benefits secn received thix week. No. | qual- | = had an offect on the market. = Not Wanted as Long. of consumer ownership come in im- Investment Securities. ity. Michigan Hurals, 150-pound sacks, | October earnings of Henry Ford's e holiday served to reduce in-| puyun Jabor is perishable, and fe-| proving public relations, and that this i $4.50. Swast potatces d 5 dustrial output many lines and|{ _ s o : L ; : I colircad The Detrolt, Toleno M Tronton, | Scses ca s nectikl)chisal to! ralieai | miale labor perishes imore. raplaly) otlective s o0E b ioviones. ttowe Nl Vou'cs h rom North Cavolina are bemg ve- | [[Retiined: shasply urder ITN5s6 BIOCID. | o ot ine ot (b b fossen neoEise| han mals, according 10 Mlbe Jeanjjstoce sod R St OEER ou can purchase on a ten- ceived in moderate supplies. encount- ot lask i ent Jovous iheY 24,452 : taloss 5e | Arnot Reid, woman banker and new | ever, in buying junior securities you il snatalt 1 d s lerate d | and stead ber, last year, gross being $424.452 |to be speedily regained. o The Ansociation of Bank | are necessarily = assuming business|Ji monthly instaliment plan an it ! futlion bty s;‘{"f_’i“."z’“g income $131,-| "The winding up of the foot hall | Bhesident of the £550Cie Tisks and should keep in touch with ||l draw 6% on your payments phers were more plentiful to L WenfieniGon % 2 e season has been followed by improved | “urppe (nvarnished truth is that wom-| the earning power of companies in|li \hile paying for the note or | hey wre received trom Florida | 0 attendance at the motion picture and | o, ;re not wanted in business as long | which you have invested. s il werage receipts seiling at | theatrical performances in many | 53¢ ey Tt s difficult for an older| Moreover, a ready open market [l security. faney ni C ventel= Wwoman to get a new job. If efficient | should be made either by the com- e ot eephint: S i + | she can probably coniinue almost in-| punies themselves, or even better, on 7 x esstubbankineal duct, were quoted WN BY DEAI ING IN T K dofinitely in her present work, but|stock exchanges for such securities. years' successful banking || SHO LOWER POTATOES SEEN. | oofuiioy, hanges become necessary | Liquidity or ability to turn securities| i experience at your service f @Ib@n‘fl s upplies of String beans ave very | — or desivable for reasons beyond her| into cash is a desirable investment at- 3 i meeting a light demand at f e it = T CHICAGO, November 27 (#).— | control. The business woman is likely | tribute. = Furthermore, an individual | ] - ] 50w hatper of seven-eighth | 5 High-priced white potatoes, ironically | o find among new emplovers u dis-| ouglt (o be able to freo himself of an | 775977, 96 rida produc ‘| ke pomre pud ot ontinuance o0 asy oney acto lively fight in the country’s markets. 'ry;rrav‘i]p :*u;rr th‘gn :):;f\:r‘ ‘:v:m!ml are :mu;;efrx(i)::;;]:hm the economic trend BANKERS’ BOND & OBBY BURNS loved n great demand at 34 crate - . A report today from the Govern- | inflexible and set in L Gibni 4t H - 5L luver Tiay liaaiine ol 3 Is Mak No L D port today from the Govern | . xpressed in the lingo of the ac-| ~The profitable railroads could well not wisely, but too et gt o ewwe il Street Js Making No Long-Distance [ment Burean or agrieuttural weo | | CHERSECL o, (e Dusiness wom. | take s 1eaf from the bool of experience INVESTMENT CO. | STle Hiiwe: yont Recoipts of - hoth vegetables were | ing sweet potatoes, cabbage and |an should mx'ko greater olvso}esn-fi:u'v of l\nubnc utility companies, and undle_r-‘ D. H. Moore, Pies. | charming personality won unple 10 fill all demands for the holi- | G Ab T d B b it e and depreciation charges against her | take customer, or patron, ownership the hexi Sl ot e R [ uesses About Trade Boom. omlone. ofton assumied_to compete | 4111 SIS AS TGl | canipatens, 1 (hink, however, that e on whom he smiled. Dot in moderate supplies of cabbage are be th white Potatoes, are I heavier | words, she should save a larger pro-| the movement is safest when restrict. 34 Southern Building. ot Aadifiek T ot Ing received from New York and else e — Ll R ago and are | LG e or current income because | ed to companies like the railroads and ort time fickle Bobby 2 ver priced. More severe com- o e o vhic! ¢ 15th and H St. N.W. would d d where, mostly of Danish type, and s : also lower pr her business career will probably be| the utilities, which are subject to pub- . N.W. | ould grow tired an fow sales at and $30 . ton were BY STUART P. W ton and possibly also an accompany- | Petition, too, may result later from an | oporfer than a man’s. She will have| lic regulation and which are required { nass on to the next likely Eenorteditom Gl of the week. | Special Dispateh to The Star. ing falling off "in buying power by |apparent general disposition now to| feiwer years of earning power in which | to keep uniform accounts and to pub | «weetheart. He died an e | NEW YORK, November 27.—In the | those who make their living from cot-| increase all Southern truck croD| ¢, hyiid up a competence.” lish earnings frequently. | old man at thirtg-seven. Today's Wholesale Prices. | inuncial situation during the past | ton growing. That too much store | acreage. ! i Butter— Faney. | pound prints, bda | week the principal episodes have been [ had been set by the rail tonnage| White potato prices, the report | e e ==l t packed. 3. (he well sustained strength in stocks, | figures and the record-breaking totals 's, seem likely to enter the Winter INESS OF GETTING ! hennery, | the active buying at_higher prices in\;‘\-m:;‘ have been piled up is_shown | months $1 a_hundredweight under AHEAD. i A i Storage, | certuin sections of the bond market, | by the October earnings statements. | last season’s level. . i t its hither i fetuntions —in ' French | More than ‘halt ‘the. roads reporting s . 5 : The New York Life Insurance Company | and yon like a butterfly, o es Hitclosing in the main an up- |80 far have revealed decreases. some REVENUES SMALLER Buying Stock of Vendors. ; | ever-moving, ever-chang- ens, 2 White Leghorns Yward drift, and rather definite evi-|of them quite substantial from the VENUES . If you think prices are high and| but l ing, defies capture by the 5 erwd e bl rst Mlortgage Loans ||| f E G o o 50070; old, 30a40. | mate as 18,400,000 hales, whic he Steel Check Not Serious. Special Dispatch to The Star. you can get in on the spoils by buying | | advance toward one def- cessed — Turkeys, 4348 nment now. places on cotton.| . BALTIMORE, November 27.—Op- | shares of companies in any of the | o Ndod fancy, heavy 48; smaller, been measured by the great fall| Steel. mill operations have fallen sipbinst A D | principal industries. On I d Real E: e st fiiiibE | inite objective conquest ol S b 3 off f p ] o erating revenues of the Maryland and | prin . . i n Improved Real Estate in the District of Columbia | awaits th e S BB Sksute, Si0tng, FRO0ASD; i the kel off from an average of 82 per cent|pen;gyivania Railroad Co. for Octo- | You have been urged to buy enough and Nearby Suburbs in Montgomery County, Maryland s e oid. 45a50. N0 new influences of a general na-[in October to 75 per cent. At the (MU (Be e 10c than in the like | telephone stock to allow the dividends Y A g y Y, ] { and each step of the way Meats—Beef. 1S, veal 2423: | ture have presented themselves in same time new business being booked & i o to pay your telephone bill. You could 3 Years, 5 Years, 10 Years vields satisfaction. il ane theah ey ohiE T G e & dvaBos inisteticn. | 15 llass Yeven ithan iilie ‘reucen ipro:| on b O° a5t Yook, (EGOriinR ToAne Hoay the same principle to the gas, G o ok, 25430: Kmked haamn. | T+ has been going up under | duction schedules would call for. A | Menthly report Just made BUbEC. aleatric light, and transportation con | . smoked shoulders 1 buying of individual shares for nim- l\tlrth:r ;lecree in unfilled orders on| °Glarating expenses were a trifle | Danies, as well as to chain store enter- Homes Office Buildings ! ive stock-—Caly hoi 13; me- | vidual 1y half the list 00ks of the steel companies Is|pyoher, leaving net operating revenue | Prises, department store combinations, 2 0 Plsnkis Pmpcr:iu Your goal will be more tle change. Profes- | indicated at the close of the month. and 80-0dd other trades and industries dium, 11; thin, 8a7: lamb, 13 has undergone of $27.957, a drop of $5,529, as com- | easy of attainment if you Apartments whose shares are listed on the prinel- {onals have worked for higher prices il this canpot be regarded as A |parcq ‘with the corresponding month - w: . . % rather than for lower prices because |serious check. fit does not appear to | ¢ st ve pal stock exchanges. 3 start saving now and in FOREIGN EXCHANGE. T hhe been evident that on the former | be anything more than the Iull which ) *fJoot Y288 3 These advertising attempts to couple vest those savings in First 4 " . s < the firs se adve . T > ¢ { e e lime of least rexistance. | ordinarily occurs in the late Autumn | OPerating vevenues for the Srit 10| 4iidends with meeting bills of course RaNDaALL H ng.nmn & GOMPANY Mortgage 6%% _notes R0l uratshed by Wb tubbe & Cot | SO0 T Sactions are still running a|when the steel trade has been active | Should not determine your investment through Swartzell, Rheem 652, a decrease of $5,539, and net rail- MORTGAGE LoaN GORRESPONDENT gold v &l lio ares below what in the Summer and carly Fall. A SHE olicy. Dollars are Gicss 4 i s frant 1o e Nore than anything else the [last Summer. ~The important point |2dvance of $0= Well with dividends from the meat 1321 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Main 9700 yan then will know that Sels Aifference between the present situa- |is that despite the lessened activity RV packing industry or interest payments i :I? “;“ifl how "ht“lt"l;" | e tas| or remote he A on Czechoslovakian external bonds. { conditions are sounder. becaus except a few stocks which have pos- sibly been bid up extravagantly, there goal, vou will have a IS 7 s neome o accom. | | sent | quotations are being maintained. Have You Been Stung Yet? if we | Steelmakers are now and long have | Some men have to get stung good been more concerned with the prices | and hard before they learn to be cau- Which they are to get than with the [tious in making investments. Before Customer Ownership Grows. | Thegcustomer ownership movement 5 a. crown oD as been no over-speculation. But it | amount of business they are 1 9 vest—i 1 since The war has spre: ough the L‘;{g;‘::"‘“fi;" :(: ’Xr:‘_':\?‘f \".u,xl.\pnu‘; ii::}}:h(_‘r:;);‘:.m:;hsl ;}::3,h:',f‘;;-'M'“:,‘;‘“H;‘:‘}:n ondetfons Snp POPULATION ESTIMATFD- :;snuml\‘;'tq the ylroa;h;:gfia of‘x%i'rl ;\)l:l:’_x M R o T - yarying between 4% per cent and 5| | ATLANTA, Co November 27 (Spe- | 00 Hhe o earned that, it tnelr . This opportunity is opem g e time money and com. |c1all.—Following a house-to-house can Seml-Detached Home to you new. customers become owners of their se- curities also, the consumers will be less likely to rail and rant at the pub- n exchanges firm. Quotations Great Britain. demand, 485 1-16; K0-day France, demand Italy, demand, 4 mercial paper are quoted around their | vas. officials of the Southern Rell Confidence In the business n\nhmk‘m"@m lows. Undoubtealy the clear. | Telephone Co. here estimate the popu- o | e indefinite continuance of | €St Perspective of the money market |lation of Atlanta today as 255,000 The l \[7% o vicq corporations. Incidentally, and A oney are the keynotes. But no (s afforded by the developments in ) Postal receipts to Nowmit):r Zom €0 | guch improved public relations erms {llusions are entertained as they were | Goyernment securities, taled 3,630,677, or more than those| Such {RRTONCE PO TREEN ity 12 months ago on the .-ur;‘wux; o'f "’uhaveek.},;'(‘":.d,:o‘::fin:':;;“"r,’{ 1.;;;,, for the entire year of 1925. Sacurities, reducirg the politica) risk. | hossible trade boom after the first of Vv after day = g ey cent years, lookin; et e carly momtiy o 1938 13 he Nighest they bave verreached | PRICES ON PARIS BOURSE. | arvacs . coninent for, Anancial s Girooce, |3ax: the bobes Lhos RIgh L had | which the general public has little tg| PARIS, November 21 UP.—Prices | clecttic UEht, €25 a0t power comy Crechoslovakia, | R, 00 P " thoroughly dashed. | do. They are taken up mostly by the | Were improving on the Bourse today. Earitall th ihels own clty umongthele 3 sustriu, [ 9eeh Slreet does not intend to make | banks, and, accordingly, represent |Three per cent rentes, 49 francs #0 e Dattonis Avgentina, | WAL SUEC calculation now. 1t will | more ‘accuritely than any other se. | centimes: exchange on London, 134 ©%0 ROUCES. o chould buy stock Tokio. 49.12%:0 | 5. “Uitisfied with the maintenance of |curity the longer range banking |francs 50 centimes; 5 per cent loan. |, i "o npany which serves vou only 100155, | e et ime churacteristics: namely: | judSment upon money ~ conditions, | 36 francs 15 centimes. The dollar| s @ TO0R oY 0 Ch o mues Tnvest- No Trade Boom Predictions. Opposite the Cathedral IN ENGLISH VILLAGE 8 rooms, 2 baths, 2 lavatories, built-in garage, modern in detail, perfect condition. PRICED TO SELL Terms Arranged For Full Particulars cubles, 4.2¢. Demand.—Belgium, 13 23.75; Holland. 39.951;: N, Sweden, 26,671 zerland, 19.28 Swartzell heem & Rumania Brazil, 12.43% . 60.68%; Montre; OFFERS WORKERS STOCK. 4 large volume handled at a small profit margin, but with the assurance that, owing to the persistence of the These Treasury obligations could not be selling as they are now at record | heights, were the banking community was quoted at 27 francs 74 centimes. — ——— —- CANADA'S TRADE BETTER. mehit merit and offers you as good a return as you can get elsewhere. More approval of the general idea EAVER .BRO REALTORS HenseyCo., Bankers 727-15% SLNW. NEW YORK, November ®).— | policy of buying only for immediate | sure of low money lasting for a loi o N | raed Co. In oftering its em- | ouqs, there is not likely to be any |while to come. "6 | NEW YORK, November 21 uP.—| behind the movement should not blind ) iory '§140 a share. 16,000 shares | sverstocking of good in the hands of | In the market for French francs | Improvement in general business » S 2 809 15th St. N. ‘ Main 9486 WashingtonDC ‘ of common &tock 1t bought in the open | merchants or any undue swelling: of the conflict seems to be between an |throughout Canada is reflected In the Should Get Standards. Mventory accounts on the part of |urgent demand by returning French | annual statement of the Bank of| One of the needs at present is to 57 Years Without Loss To market. SILVER QUOTATIONS. NEW Y Ear silver, 34%; Mexican dollars, 4 1% JRK, November 27 (P).— manufacturers. Again this week marked detreases capital on the one hand and strong ef- forts on the other hand put out to in" bank clearings were reported in;prevent such a further advance as inost sections of the South. This, of [would upset French industry and course, reflects the low price of cot-jfinance, already somewhat shaken. A ® , Montreal, as of October 30, showing | set up standards for ‘the consumer a_ gain of $26,000,000 in assets to|ownership movement to prevent $781,600,000 and an increase of $52,- | weaker companies on the verge of 000,000 in current loans, which ad-| possible receivership from luring cus- vanced Lo $522,809,265. tomers iuty highly speculative secur- = . gflfllflllflllfllIIIIlllllllllllllllIlIIIIlllllllllllilI||IIIII!IIII|IIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIlRIllIIlIlllllllllllllllllllfll an Investor