Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1926, Page 13

FINANCIAL. $ S ). by i i f % FINANCIAL. BUSNES IS QUET | e, vore ours et | COTONADIANES |t | [ o mion || i INCENTER MARKET s INTRADINGTODAY| L 8257 | ierty Bonds || HTRAES December 27, — The | offerings ccompanied by the| Redemption and Call Provisions. Safe ; week of the vear in the Curb [statement ‘that the Colomblan con- e On March 15 the Standard Ofl Co. bers New York Stock reas otes Dependable . | Market began with the upward move £ n 3 o . of New Jersey will retire $200,000.000 nge = Some Dealers Left With Big men*wiii“iy’ proeress, it with the | the © minirs b, o, oo | Issuance of January Notiees .o i cent rviervea iy Etc. Retcnsrtives. element favoring the side® of higher | sidered favorably th = 1 5 . The call price is 5 a share, i ! yrices not disposed to bid stocks the Barco concessions' as orlginally - <o that' the operation involves some JOHN L. s I Supplies of Turkeys After | ricss not disposcd to bid stocks wp | (40 e Features Market—Bad |z, it the spersiion, \wyoives ome ENARD) Bond Department ||| . 5! Oil shares commanded a place of | High-priced speciaities of the tvpe ted mplish this huge financing were & COMPANY 61/20/0 Christmas Buying. prominence in ‘the day’s gperations, o American Plano, Fajardo ‘Suxac Weather Reported. sevured by o new e o€ 5 per cont 4 A o otewort ! : r place [ and Johns-Manville resume i debenture bonds and in part by sa | Hodge Invesinent Des B o s O i e iy wasitrio ot £ o e ek oldess ot § AAmSAT Shires 1416 H Street ‘ The Washington Loan 4 Des - It | " ithi v £h for the | V: & Machine. Mining | Piag of new common stock. 7 | & i 3 < closing characterized the | Within a fraction of the high for the | Victor 1king e | Associated Press o e s Gt Racuritle " Northwest s clnine chacterted e | F 153, Iniarratiatia. Battoln. | shass ware tamuret by o further pe | PTMe Ansctsicd Bosme | ik foachiange. of gacuities! make and Trust Company HANNON | | { Annual Return g ; im, Prairie and Gas, Prairie Pip e newly listed Patino Mine: N - hotices featured the | imely some reference to the whole . . Efforts on part of manv 4 x‘ ’l‘n--l‘I|’Aiy;'n(-;”lm.-]t: .l;,“l,wl r,u{xl\"!‘lvvl' (ll..||”:v‘\\!ll:fl"l 1 for subscription at 25, | Ance of Januar '1 tice "x “\\y-:"”l":(l‘l” subject of redemption and call provi- 52 Broadway, New York 900 F Street 7n keep up prices to the 60-cent mark J 1d Hum L g ey g ot | sions as they affect bonds and pre- Richmond, Va. 0 1 3, 715 and 717 14th St. the b heir [ ferred stock. Whenever a corpora- | | 620 17th Street Main 2315 tion sells a new bond issue or mar i 1 P! t i t ‘he stock as heavily o gl proved a dismal failure, according to [ in the lmprovement. 1t was evident [ The stock 8 n |t touiing atter reports, and some tur hol h\s‘;lnu the market for the o5 |<l\.m||u of ‘qwn-nn‘v“. point from Qay definite estimate of stock as 1c 5 cents. | be enced by the - o subscription figure 9 ABie e K as I 3 cents. | influenced by th | e nd wnd. Share sold at a | number was available, but it was (L Co SR © DO, bopd, BE0S O B 5 T oy b e obtigtl ror 108n new high for the movement. while|Supposed they represented nearly|yyucually” although not always, re e e bl i e ¥ ootings came. upon the | other public utilities did little one way | the entire _certificated K iheir | SCTVes the right to cancel the obliga dealers who had them, the drop to 35 wther offerings game upon th e Bl AFGuna 95000, halse, ana wh sis (iecry ol BHAlHIEHE (ofcanicaTRetonie: cents not prov iclently inter- | market for Carib Syndicate and Ameri- or the o B . “rh:'v\wt:y.r:»‘l' Yollowing is a list of bonds and| dem O [ dation, it readily absorbed by |y,.q vl"‘?lv :Iw"n':v|n1»=~:;f\-, ik i Over 81/2% Yleld Offen o u mtenee Ol i |the buying of spot = NSk Now the Standard Oil of - + ey : sales of later deliverie: sey pri i stock was tssusd, or| SAFE and DEPENDABLE closed with many dealers | Curb Market today 1 Reiter-Fos x : This buying helped the tone of the | ymoq tor i TR0 000, Collateral Trustee | Mo | . iz arge STRI | Bt : and after opening{eost a great de ro. 6 ; ZguDD o Feparted, | sales 1n INDUSTRIAT | St Ck general market, an i t o great deal more to ¢ an B Ty e o turkeys they | husdreds ’ ) Fid Osage O V 2 15 21% | steady at an advance of four to nin® | moncy than it does today. F Certificates s Iriga ( 0 s mposhiord gk ! ) : FE L v 41, | points, active months sold I8 to 2017 per cent jssues, or e : : 7'3 | points’ net higher, January advi ment, the stockholders paid par seven THE NEW ENGLAND SRR D B 4 Wieaweghe 6 20t 20 i 1o 12.62 and May to 1505, before | y 0. but the corporation, look- | INVESTMENT TRUST, INC. gndrkr\pcparr%\'c: Biabe e A pe District of Colursbia S Lol ’ Jew prices £ 1 A1 y 4 2 STANDARD OIL ISSUE the end of the first hour. forward to a time when money Fed. National 'y Suburbs in Montgomery County, Maryland ers being in evi e Sxew eicox for | L Am 3 | sales ~ STANDA Reports of continued bad weather | would be e . reserved the privi- | ederal National Bank 3 Years, 5 Years, 10 Years yiwers tiot esteblisiod, wholc : 0o 2k HEARER. & for harvesting in the South probably to take its preferred stock || of Boston, Trustee led. " AR i v el 0113 200 Buckese P L Ay brought in some buying of the later L price of 115. The stockholder ene ocriiicates represent » particioat- | | inz_ownership in 80 dividend-paying cor- g bl e " e - i T 7Q0 coml O n. L Aeliverian: who bought It that time saw no || porations—stocks linted "o "the"" New Homes Office Buildings a demand for fowls wa X 1 oG s 0 pid 0 & N Objéction: to. this. SEpvidol .|| York Stock® Exchange—embracing every v while the de- oo & Wile 117 1160 Humble Oil & R § New Orieans Market. psng: is provision, because | § important industry, such us: : et 5 ek | g ¥ > h a A | lowed them a 15-point profit 1] U. S, Steel Amer. Tel. & Tel. Apartments B Y me as mort 3 4 4r ey 93 3 NEW ORLEANS, December 27 * case is quite different with | | General Motors Amer. Tobacco usiness Properties B A e s i g g S 600 Ohio_ 01l strong here today, altho January st year ahove 1 These sustained || Standard Oils > Central RQN 4 probabia that tomorrow's prices will | Tk A " e BGtteL s ro 5700 baleh e cre. disted [ A 105 whinh Bowave wad i A DALL -H. FAGNER: & COMPANY the close of last week’'s market It Toh Cor B B Transit . L ¥ (#)—The cotton market opened e who bought the stock in th Consolidated Gas Eastman Kodak Kennecott Copy gttt DR establizhes cors Incorporated A @ here and for 95,000 bal s in New York. | compensated for by the high return i 30 hrr ol i R C T n Lo S i | 2 i ,, | First trades showed gaina of 8 to they had e receiving “on their || et il it o el g MORTGAGE LoAN GORRESPONDENT 4 ; : iy 4 g 8200870 Ind coo-- 3938 1818 151% |10 points, Prices continued to gain sidering the grade of the i bie. : 14808 O Jeemiuclicy, 130 | A e g I i (] i eek paibie T reeimees 1321 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Main 9700 ) 3608 O Ohio. d i » notices would be handled. Janu- | i \I |n4l=~l:\1 Ofl of New 1v~rw-v" 0 of \'liml |n'nlm: "."u""lxru‘""'fi Balt n 501, 4 P BONDS ary traded to 12.69; March, 12.80, and | Preferred stock been non-callable, it omands aafety, xood vield am G R BEIN : 21 | May to 12.98. |is United States Steel preferred, It | fh'm'if.'x e o xopm o tadRke NS s Pab o % o 26% o8 03 15 5 8 would have sold 10 points or more | Foultrs, alive 1 5 ; e r b 7 Pon 8 t higher in the open market. United | rickens 3 y i e J N : 1 ) b 4 1004 | States Steel preferred sells around | d anp I8 Towis, 3025 roosters, | R Ll Ll L R _ 1926 IS BANNER YEAR | 55, Gt riiivees, Senseaaind || 48 |qrad DA was ners. stocks traded in on the New York old, 2 : A WA X S gy 0a30. Dressed t ! v bad 0o Wi K8 s j\price of Standard Oil of New Jersey | fanc: - 1 Dn A | naconda 68 A 10, h erred at the time the stock l"_fifl h k fancy, heaty, i Wi Ry o ne FOR MOST RAILROADS e, b tome g stoevi | |} S Checks ahifexend o ond & 4 4 of around 13 points measures the | IW"STM'NT mEUNIEY 3 soune. 30210 01d, $5a it , No. n AR BT o : i valuo to the stockholders of o non WOODWARD BUILDING —will find profitable Hye wan E : : ¥ | 7 Est Welte Cony -3 b \(rr\‘rn::fly. . o s Greatest Freight Tmfic in History | {, 1‘1:“;:« ckf;;:{‘ne compared with on('; T sae e Zmp_lo;melgt in Ou(li . fresh g Mot o : 12 1117 | | ; Savings Dept., an 24: loins, 28a30; smoked | K : /s % an Is Handled Without Car — . i LSyt T % 5 { g 2 d C L NEW YOR.K will earn you 3% . G § S a 3 o8 MARKETS . ] 1 Shortages. 2 Compound TInterest. |11 NEW YORK, December S 3 . e { Flour steary; Spring patents [ fShow that you are Fruit and Vegetable Review. o : o312 o . _ Gs ! An outstanding record in transpor-|30ft Wint 4 iy worthy of your Xmas i s “nda X An outstanding record ANSpo! X . o i s iiet neportion a 1 e L ) § o 3 2% ation achievement, the railroads ‘of ‘\\{"', o hith 2 :’ R\“ ste 0dd Lots Carriea on Margin | ,rta“‘_:'n o }r‘;‘ it where ; i by t 59 2 x e 0. se. vegetables, farnished by the Ma g kA L ; ) Gatr : nited States during 1925 handied | 15 § festern; 110 € 0. crease. As T N S ey o Dibstaye| maltoe aloit, uck & Company TSpecial Dept. for Ladies. les fes 1 1; deman k, ; ik | the greatest freight traffic ever of.| buckWheat quiet; Japanese, 21082 15; —RPOKERS— e Sk ; : ; 3 i 3 2 | fered to them by the shippers of the | Miling : Canadian, 195. Pork Extublishe 1916 3% Paid on Savings . bt crhrmad [T [ TR A e ke | ey, New hish marks were sor Uiel; mess, 36.00: family, 40.00a42.00. el a lon ; % | R, 1 e b in' car loadings for the year for a | Lard strong; Middle W 13.00a13.10. 312 Evans Building —112 Years Old 2% - i : 2 et given number of weeks and fo o dulet; special loose, 6%: ket alen J e % da D8 E g B e lthough passenger traf:| tr2, 7. Wheat futures opened stead 1420 N. Y. Ave. N.W. 5 domes y A ish market \ i ] e B % $08% 1 fic in the first nine months of the domestic, May, 1445 Tel. Franklin 7300 10 es ! o " Cel pplies mod ; d 3 B 8 3 3 & Lehiw A 85 year showed a falling off of less than — - 2 ot arver A Cotfornia, { s 2 s TN N P }ereent. under the coresponding| POTATO MARKET FIRM e LI T p@ ltal Dan medium size, 5.50a6.0 1y 5.5 3 e 5 i a8 Bina. 2 4 | period in 192 { . : . Lettuce — § s libera 1 Leh Pow n 4 s - S8 A : One of the outstanding reasons for; CHICAGO, December 27 (#).—Po. et h H S service the raflroads rendered : Receipts since Thursds A . light, market : 3 eh ¥af ¢ o - 3 5 114 1085 | the service the railroads rendered in rsday morn B R ., Op el g Mgy 2t S Gar ¥ . 4 10d% % | 1926, according to the American Rail 150 cars; on_track, St., posite U. S. Treasury - 8 e \lation raview lof the 5 S. shipm 1 3 Money to Loan few highe a I 3 wre, L . . e . 0w As review of the tran Lo ”‘(',‘”"" 8 Secured by first deed of trust on real estate. berg type, 4- g 3 ) i X s Pau WPt D portation year today, was the large aturday, 50; Sunday, 'S} Prowailing_interest and commission S 3 an e % asin . reme: ding nmd rate v 420 Wash. L. & Trnat | P'A (6100 B 0s o014 ¢ expenditure for capital improvements, tra erate on round whites, | Joseph I. Weller g 5 a ] B 0e A6 0 160 18 Clegating $875,000.000 during the lght on i e “Bids., Dth & F N.W upplies t nand i ; D%z ity 1058 b | vea ireater o-operation.on the| consin sacked round whites, i L 3 5 5 2 i indi 2 | 0 onal shade highe: tly 2.25a market steady P Ol 638 A 103155 T i of shippe both individually siona gher; mostly e s \"l”..th a5 : 8% |and collectively, and through the sota sacked round whites, | || | ear nves 3 Southe b & L 68 shippers' regional advisory board, now 220 daho sacked russets, v i RN ,.f,‘g: 10 % 97% llocated in all parts of the country,!few S, 2.80a2.90; occasional shade e e R i e , |l Plan to include in your list a g pplies moderate mlnd light, market steady; Mic 0 sac = S.| o e 3 § it dod gls 3 traffic. ! : | e o i ey e S| : P 108 Rub 658 B4 O v o yevsiny Mveiaiit for e| SOME EXPECT EXTBA Listed stocks and ||| Choose ¢ P Maine nn P & L ot G U3 SMRRer s i 03 rear will amount to 53,260,000 cars, | r s e e Tax Pow ¢ & Wavach &y 59 e dlonnc to 1 londing | vy JORK, December 27 (@) 5 il 2 O An investment which ls se- 50-pound sac en Mo s. | 10Wirn P Pie 6% 2 stimate based o tual loa smuch as stockhol | o i4 120-pound sacks, | il s i 33 Weet Un Tl uf"uu 1007 for the first 50 weeks of the year, to-| United States secyiloiders of the| bonds bought and | cured by a first mortgage on 1_Corporation do improved property, Green Mountains, U. §., 3.90a4.00. not vote until April 18 on the increase ;u.}".m,:, A e QDL L b0 2, L EEE v taling 86,000 ca Loading of light, market steady; Texa ¥, Proct & Gamble 2 4 5Bucnos A 7s ‘38 061 963 cars for s of the vear, while! per cent stock dividend, in some quar bushel baskets, Savoy type, 1.10a1.15. u’fifl';fé"xmf B 4 17 Buenos A B2 955 057 % | the greate ding for any one Week tors it Is expected that the mngqu.nt‘ Guaranteed o : Matur:tles Sweet potatoes—Supplies very light; em Notsl T C A ' E 15 Buenos A 98" {in railroad history was reported for |may be compgnsated by _ b E: 2 @ 5 | Available that will meet 108 Taw e e ] n'fi?. Yo vie 4% 2 5 BB BT {‘,‘?“61,‘. 4 the week ended Octotier 30, a total of | dividend on the old stoc the Accounts carried | Real Estate vour needs: Peppers—sSupplies light; - deman 1 Rich Rad . 2 3 ; 1 Cundingm 7sawi 95 5 ,216,43 ¥ ot only e nuUM- | directo; v | | o e e R i £ e R Bickenbacker: Mo 1% ; 3 Panian s Bhes bt S dedwith * revenu rectors m | ; 2 | First 6 months to 3 years. stock, '4.00; few higher. ate C H & LAY LTy Sy YR reig 1 eed all provious| il on a conservative | Our service to youinsures <—Supplies liberal; de- erv El Corp. . . g i er Cans Mun Fs & 9914 | recor 50 the “Volume of n.mn i INCOME DECLINES. . . | prompt payment of interest semi- R marginal basis. i Mortgage | | ch—Supplies " moderate; * de-| TPith & Lake x Eousenid otagias. T BONDS, revenu exceeded 1,000,000 in’ capital providng for the extra. 10 sold on commission. | i | 4 -lig e : a, %- 38 cat C El 6%s 931 03 e as e o 2 p 3:,“-.‘," B ui Krap an e 1 10 3 Soord e M,\h‘,d i r November net operating income of the L SLPELNED BT b K pricy 1,71 ] { revious record, established in 1923, | Yovember net operating income of the | || Mortgage Bond and Guaranty Corporation FISHER'S PRICE INDEX. | 2 R By uida 2 5 8. 2190 Dy | the use of fuel resulied in a new low from $3,026843, although ' gros We invite correspondence on |f| % S T e e S P & Lo : | Bmow ",‘wfl;‘dn % 138 |vecord in the amount of fuel used, T % fo 16,628 o ) securities { 1006 Vermont Ave.—Main 10444 Prices sed on Dun’s quotation 2 Stutz Mot ... i 1 b ks Bids ba % Di% | while the carriers this year had fewer $15.34 in November, 19: 1 i 5 i m ' Inti 3 95 g locomotives and freight cars in nee r 11 months _incr 46, . , 68.3; imken Axic. A 3 | from §2 - e ». b 4 lof repair than at any time in rece year | 9.6, Irving Fisher, Yale economi odd Ship fin b1 08 Y | S Jeving Pt TP 550 % fined RS S5 52 28, | vears. | FIARRIMAN & LO. : P SRR i Biscuit A.. 3 39” | H 75 ‘46 0! p o | R | | | Biscuit B! : £ T& Su 71098 1001 109 TEE oo R 5 VAR ; ‘_ R“f: SR 1001 198% Rl | cHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET Provident Mutual Life Members N. Y. Stock Exchange' i TR 1 100 o 5 7 . . o J° ) 400D To DIRECTORATE | < LAY o o i Ao PRR | owcn mvr s il Tomaraas Comany P ety W il Eqmtable Co-Operative Bulldmg Assn b 5 2 2 s Funds to Loan v r dir rs have been elected | 3 > a1, 8 ! : —— { JOHN JOY EDSON, sident “AL’I"EB S. PRA' 5 1 a0 . ar- \‘hl Sew Mach lhh 9 P y ark: active OW 80 p. at 5'; P ent. U S R W | sk e e e e NDERS WASHINGTON OFFICE - PN S« 1,406 43510 i I oy | ges 1 s ¢ especially on . H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc. : _Edward Chicago, | 710 Am ComM&MLid 05 | butchers; top, 12 desirable P R NEW YORK, December 27 UP).—|kinds averaging 0 pounds, Bealtors < W. Subscriptions for the 92nd Issue of Stock Being Receive: & T . P Cons Sein 5 1a P RS 1433 K St. NW. Main 1016-7 o : } | Acauisition of the assets and business | 11.85412.00; most 240 fo 280 pound Telephone: &fian | of the Sunstrand Corporation, manu- | Weight, ~11.80a12.05; bulk —packing : 3 | $030000000000000000 2 rE B ; 50a11.00; few light weight, | e v e o T K St aEe l 37 06 .08 | facturers of adding and bookkeeping 111541123 st Slaughter pigs, 11.7 DIEE Action. futhgme N 0. | wiachiriss by the SEllicteFiahe: Go few lightweiehte downwara First Mortgage Loans A Resolution Iron Cap Copper E . | was announced yesterday. After Jan- | heavy-wegiht hogs, Lowest Rates of Interest and Commission. ay Coper Cu 1 L% |uary 1, the General Office Equipment i 11.5512.10; light, Thomas J. Fisher & Company, Inc. 2 g X for 1927 YOI December 27 (#).— a o “ gy > ation, a subsidiary of Elliott- 9 3 11.40a12.00, 738 13th Street. November net operating income of the which also operates in Europe, ' packing sows, 10.25a11.23; 5‘““‘-’"“‘"% : N ibaka. Milliauicao s Hesin voi ais will m ,-Efl products of both com- | pigs, 11.4 0 Resolve now to fitart the coming new s | ing, ma c g 1g | ste d yearlings weak to ow . Sl oy h ot forAte il b . 3 of the products of the two companies | mostly 5 off on yearlings <ml / Equitable. Once you get started, you'll A INCOM‘E IS I.ARGER 1 | gl g | will be continued. in-between grade heavies; short fed make it a permanent resolution. © Those b3, ags Ly y steers predominating in run; feeders | who have used our plan recommend it 2 Teck Hughes 3 Summarizing the year's business,|and stockers scarce; steady; be 11 most highly as the most effective means i : QRO SEDOTE, | § ', % | the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York | vearlings, early, 11.00; heavy bulloc ,] /4 to accumulate money. 4 de ki i 211 | says emphasis must be placed firs 10z medium weights," 11.00; PASSES 1925 TOTAL. a 2 . of all on the exceptional degree of | s 'k steady to weak; spots, 10 | Selected Ei W YORK, December ) - N NDENT OIL STOCKS | prosperity enjoyed hy nearly ever S strong to 10 higher; | electe 1st 915 F Sh‘eet Crude petrc x tion this v 8. Con Oil . ajor economic group in the country. | vealers mostly 50 up; bulk to packers. | 1o Decemb: x irst time A" Marac 7 73 considers the pres stic s 00212.50 pa t ota » s period | i Beacon E | vation remarkable. v Sheep—Receipts, 15,000, opening | 1 of 1925, i esti the Ol mmL o | wa risen to new hu,h levels, but | fairly active: fat lambs mostly steady: (4] Paint_and Dr ter, reaching | 430 e | the cost of living has increased ‘com- | choice medium weight fed Westerns | 6,247.000 barrels, compared wit ; 7% | paratively little in the last five years |to shippers, 13 rly bulk wooled | 744,980.000. Da sduction is now 5 it 3 and during the greater part of th: 5, 12.25a13 steady, 9.00a | ~ M N 7 ) W )0 barrels, against olumbia Svn ; 2% | vear, it has actually been moving |9.50; sheep unchanged; fat ewes, 5.00a | 1 st ortgflge ofes S S MORTGAGES e downward. The wide distribution, IG feeding lambs comp: 2 168 Gibson Oil Cor k even more than the volume, of uwm ree; strong to 25 higher; 5 Guif Oil of Fa the public’s purchasing power, justi-| medium to good feedqrs, 11. 5 f . 4 fies expectation that business will con- | best held higher. or YORK. December 27 "R 3 | tinue active and underlying conditions | Eab S Ui g 27 generally sound during the coming I executive offi COMMODITY NEWS son from 1913 to 1919, will become | Three per cent rentes, 53 francs 9 II is extremely easy to get the maximum . i : Daxloors ior EN N 60 The dollar was quoted at | 2/ say, “How long has this general ENTIRE COU Bhics St e = v Ane tients se o the moun g offered by Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey | . , 4 as is s H R by their physlolams find that the!| WATSONVILLE . Décember | NW YORK, December 27 UP).- WILL BUILD THEATER. A b li and how long has this specific nde v process of survival of the | appl 3 m this ce the Youngstown Valley for the I W has leased a large site sterling qualities year after year. henefits of the bis R o < | sumed in by-prodlucts and 1,000 cent of capacity, with 50 of 127 sheet |at $100,000 annually, and will erect g " ‘The same sort of security we have offered heen preferred investment for department store, and will cost I s enabled us to maintain a record unique in in- DRY GOODS QUIET ! i 6 alieulntion. | GrhoRsicel. Bine chi ould not ex- ' ¢ it o funds with an interest rate of 615 %. aatis pard besont New Eneiand. PHs a4 (o s ST SELOE BHiRtgT) iy | ERIE PROFITS RISE. and throbbing in, and follow fashions that New Ens- with Gax6os 4 and 68x72s The Erie Railroad had a prosperous as an investment of the highest type.” A Third of principal protection and inter- are replace: v es, and | NEW ORLEANS.—Importation of Sy st year, and net operating in. é “ : - B s iy béing Yo etier onattn) ’ The' amount for the| npw vORK, December 27 UP)—|war st " $16.264018, Without a A Third of a Century—With- d by heavy adv sing, occup! direct result of the c 8 — the trade did not shake off entirely o4 3 . e 18 S B o R e e RUBBER IS STEADY. D iantirein| \ 7 Years Without Loss to An Investor Main 2100 925 15th St. N.W. e it leay for the since (he activity in_the Michigan |39 a pound, the same figure as last |to 1.12 for fine staple, 97 to 1.00 for N 3 24/ il THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SAFETY .nd an attempt to light one jet | woods is marked and a record cut is | Friday. Private djmatches from ouston say | 1 305 1" Al | PRICES oN PARIS BOURSE JANUARY INVESTMENT THE TEST OF re t io Bravoe Oil Co. to | William C. Redfield, who was Secre- | £ "mber 27 (A s | oin the »f Humble O1 and tary of Commerce under President Wil-| Were er on_the Bours 2 3 INVESTMENT wriment, ef 4 te at the beginning of the new | Centimes; exchange on London, returns in safety and satisfaction in > - - . ey w WIRED STAR FROM B ecdmons & Cos bvestmment | rancs 61 centimes: & ber cont. loars | 1927 ; : e SEpeRcHeecnE ton | & centimes. & ak " Mountain Air for Invalids. SO - — Become an owner of First Mortgage Notes i class of investment proved safe : | OPERATIONS IN STEEL. { I L s by irs find that the 5 anvy. b i . - . oo Pt e e Approximaieiy 3,200,000 boxe: The schedule of steel operations in | ATLANTA, December 27 (Special)— Company. They have demonstrated their A / security proved safe?” First ey o e Ane oDl e, 1.750,000 boxes were week of the year 13 ai about 60 per |in the center of the city for 60 year Mortgages on real estate have s T o g eld o ‘anches or | cold 3 active | theater whic| se 4 . . P boxes are held on ranches or in ¢ mills active. G f|l.:lm:1‘m'x: ‘:\"“'l‘ }?‘h“‘_'l,fl,m“’,",,:i:fi’: . for the past fifty-seven years and which has b fae st - | centuries. And our BOSTON ‘harles F. Adams, head 9 . | Lween $2,000,000 nd $£5,000,000, ve«ment circles can be had for your Januar: 1/ 0, of the First National Stores, Inc., has V YORK, December 27 (Special). | o " e 6/3 A’ FIRST MORTGAGES 3 wers unchanged from those last - doos e v , 7 uch as head- | vised stores to “change thefr styles yriqyyand the market was very quiet,| NEW YORK, December 27 () We unhesitatingly recommend each note today embody every feature land wants. JRaw silk also was unchanged | November, gross revenues rising to B - . orpuscles quiet throughout the entire lst. 9’ from $9,372.154 in Novem. ofa est-income assurance which has e the strong : o"Surlived coffee throush this port o far this ek A M s b 2ok dor Lkt ob Cunvenn-Olen Century characterized our securities for L e e T et 3ehvi0.000 hounde, OIL PRODUCTION UP. |<ome, to SL6o ,.,,,,.n:‘:"‘.,,‘,he 128, Current Offerings h t firs Vear will exceed 414,000,000 pounds Ca > o | Gross gained nearly §6.000.000. out a Loss to Any Investor.” T : o OU production fn Calitornia last week | Gross gained ncorly Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co., Lass ¥ or Siv ase of 3,600 daily over the week | Store and Home, in Hotel. ATLANTA. — Preinventory Mw_d Fetore. - he ot D e ,,‘,,,l WOOL TONE GOOD. ; Morlgage Barkers Stores of L Scotland, must ) r of the retail dry w,. shown a gain of more than 20,000! BOSTON, December 27 (Special).—A | il T27-151h. Street, N.W., Washington.D.C. | (either close Sa nights or | st - toduy. Stores reported an | barrels daily. considerable number of inquiries were | 5 % i nomes be lighted with candles A ‘llh\(\”l\ number of ¢ l4~Hrln1|\ SR e e in evidence in wool circles today, but | ; e plain that when tb use | pected to get ba tive produc- IW YORK, December 27 (Special). | of the market was good, especially for as in keeping Saty tion in fast time the ‘rude rubber was quoted tods territory wools, which ranged from 1.07 This compares with 87% last | half-blood combing and 88 to 92 for hrows the entire house in darkness, expected, mnnt.h and 88 last yeax, three-eighths-blood combing,