Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1927, Page 81

! - FINANCIAL. G . ; g io] i e —— CIAL. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 7, 1927T—PART 6. FINANCIAL.” 1L : BOND SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK : BUTTER IS STEADY. warby Virginia IREND DUWNWARD e — i EHEBK EI_EARINGS Baltimore Markets e Money Available for IMNCEEANS uxn_a Low High. Low, ©. 8. BONDS. High. Low. Last. Yteld. Supplies Are Rather Limited and l Prudential {10125 9919 101 21 100 23 Liberty 3%s 1932-47..... 101 00 100 27 100 80 BALTIMORE, 6 FIRST DEED OF 2 lm G 1032 101 21 103 30 102 28 Liberty 1st 4% 8 1932-47,. 103 11 1081 108 11 - D R e TRUST LOANS 0 Loans {1015 10013 10111 100 8 Liberty 2d 4148 1927-42., 100 11 1009 100 10 Under generally light receipts from all | CHICAGO, August 6 (P).—Butter 110117 100 25 101 21 100 23 Liberty d 4148 1928. 6 101 1018 sections, the white potato market |today ruled full steady on’ meal Commonwealth Investment Co. | 10818 101 20 104 12 103 13 Liberty 4th 433 1933.38. 103 26 104 4 iiT6e: Aries, Witk vaTHes - HEHER ane | anah! " grades nnd Arm on fancy 917 15tk 8. N.W. Fhoue Meln 9033 un 10 106 9 11431 110 5 Treasury 4%s 1947-52... 113 15 113 22 § e ‘ Mg =t scores. Supplies were rather llm)-' B ars Work Th Sh ?bwzg— — ;wzn_ Prov. week's l::\l;mr;nLknTuxr' m‘ln‘i. \\do!: glrmicld et A b s e rs 0l on eor %] OW. igh. ». FOREIGN. Close. High. Low. Last. B :4 | No. 1 stock in good demand, hut sup- | were holding rather firmly with some . o YSNAreS {105 ‘o6 100 97% Argentine, Juns ss 1959, oo 100 907 oo | LOGAl Figures, However, Bit| s are cumcient of orainary green | asking premit he centralized ||| Prompt Repliesto Applications . - 1001 96'% 101 97% Argentina 63 A-1987 s 977 100% 99% 100% 1 imadd at hich hs market was steady, with supplies . Are Entitled to Technical | s 964 08% 974 Australian Govt 5 vTh ome aTi 0Bl Under Year Ago—Other |Motators ant mixed stock wbich e | fairly Tiberal.” Tnsers were con- || JAMES F.SHEA |||l Think of Welch, Realtor R ti tL rlz.;,‘. 1;\;1‘1. 105% 101% Austria 781943 103 103 102% 1 to be sold at sharp discounts, \v.dhflv ive And critical as to quality.|l| 643 Louisiana Ave. NW. | EO% sERCIATISY eaction at Least B 98% 92 Belglum 65 1955. 981 93% 98 fas-«, Fi . small cull potatoes are not wanted at | As a result trade was quiet. | | ¥ . 1 105 114% 111 f % 1131 | inancial N A RS suadoat oS S p 5 91 sca B Money to Loan . 105% 100 Hiag 1ok Boum e A81E 2 I e L loa | - any price. No. 1 potatoen are bring | U s N Acsu & = 93% R14 100% 93w Bordeaux 6s 1934, Sk e e mon) AR ing $2.75 to §3.50 barrei, while No. 2 | i t 5%2% & 6% Interest the Associated Press 90 88 96 R9 Brazil 6%s 1957 9% v 92 | 3V EDWAR " STONE. sek sells mostly a 75 to $2.25, and 38: 89 score, | Before Placing or, Renewing Your NEW YORK. August 6.—The stock | 107 1002 108 104 Brazil 851941 106% 106% 106% | o 3 s ‘ . SRS, _ | bushel baskets $1.00 to $1.25 as to| 3 WE PAY MORE INTEREST ili P LAl market experienced a further down 106'> 104 Canada 5s 195; 1054 105 1051 | DBank clearings in Washington for i ON SAVI I\ o i CH'S neuu r'lrd re-adjustment of quoted values | 7% };:“:{ 10114 g;nlnl; fvl;"‘su. 101% 102 101% 101% | the week ending on August 4 totaled '-“ ak 'l‘”'“ "' & ten truck in| CROSS 3 BILLION MARK INGS ACCOUNTS s sy u-::"”;:.i:wz:;?c:)nn n today's brief session. Selling was 9% 106% Chile 8s 1941 105 109% 107% 109% | 26,306,000, compared with §21,416,000| Native and nearby garden truc | 3 N. Y. AVE. A £ for both accounts, the relizing sales 109% 1065 Chile 881946 e o aeciing | Al receipt, and the market rules | S Than Any Other National Bank | of professional traders who had built 30% 24 Chinese Govt Ry 6s 1951 W e previous week, but a decline | oo a1y easy at the following quota- | A 4 Liabi | in Washington | uj i ree weel N 101% 994 Copenhagen 5%s 1944 00% 101 100% 10 of 1.4 per cent below the figures of e ssets an iabilities of Canadian ||| s i o % o ¥ p large profits in three ks of al. 170 " 105% Oreobaicvaktin ne 1051: ; i tion, i most steadil isi rices bel £ 4 o 5t ovakia 8s 1073 108 107% 1072 | the corresponding k a vear ago.| Stringless green heans, 1.00a1.25 | anks i » = | swellied by the lquidation of sommnr | 104% 102 105% 103% Denmark 6s 1942. ... L 105 105% 1047 1054 | ; Y Dol e A I omte oo onsion 14 Bbane: | Banks Show Gain. Interest on DAILY Balances LOANS. Tes purchased for supporting purposes | 106% 103 101% 102% Dutch East Indies 65 1947, 104% 104% 104% 104w |Clcarings at Richmond were 844 /uorz%0"500; carrot 400 100, | OTTAWA. Come In and let us explain }! after. Wednesday's drastic hreak and | 100" ‘g 1ome 1024 D L s I L on | S o m‘m‘, el sl i st 1 th | ’ e by the offerings of “bear” traders, | g5, o s ERIC SOREER 5 ous week and an improvement of 15430 dozen el i C 4 2 ENCE who acted on the theory that the mar. | 1ooe 1137 105 French Govt T35 1941........ % 113% | more than 6 per cent over the same |egsplants | Commercia! Nfl“ Ban | waenie. 6t v ar.tita 10 51 Teast & PoGHRIC % 1084 French Govt $s 1945 110t 111 e R 11.00 bust pers and hank statement for 3 | APARTMENT HOUSES el | 108 1050 German Ts 1049 ... . 106% 107% 1067 107% | WeeK last year. Baltimore reported | fo 10, WO ls FEGRE L e the department 1th and G Streets BUSINESS PROPERTIES iy 5 3 e o g {olland-American s f 6s 1947 100 s 101 100's 101 | total clearings of $136,850,000, which K ) & stal of | 4% - = Rapid City dispatches indicating - i ‘ | baske | Resources, $17,000,000 w5 o A ltaly 731951... = L 941 95% 9% 98N g , v HE ot ineaxly G.- | tal liabilities of £l oty | ingt v / :’;‘“,:r”amfl‘m‘(;:,:'d"”,‘:'g( i el 102 4% Japanese 6% Caune A8t 100 1IN sty p L el B | Egg Receipts Moderate. guabifities of1] & GoLpEN poxaLbsON. rRESIDENT || In Washington or Nearby may have heen an influence, as hope L0t :“"”““"“ 5“9” 108 108 108 105 |aply ahead of the corresponding week | Receipts of native and nearby eggs | Aeposits inct 1sed by $12,000,000 dur- | |L || Marytand, in Large or smalt ,was held out in many banking and | 9% B7E ‘P::l“:‘lz\o‘r?;fi&‘s"lbés wvv !‘l’:l" l)\2‘~ 131‘ in 1026, Atlanta’s clearings of $40,- |have been moderate this weck, with 'flz '!:z’j{n;njh» f:,’L"n.""'S‘(,J’;E(?R“s Amounts at brokerage quarters on Wednesday that | 941y %o 95 POISTaRSIIN0. o 314 1% 93 D04 562000 were 11 per cent tinder last |utricuy freah stock somewhat searce. | dgcrensed Ly move than $9000980, B ot s ent o he 0e | 106 ot Mol 83 1080 ‘4‘6\ 5 97 | vear and about $1,000.000 below the |For strictly fresh stock there is a | TR WIS £ ES O OWN YOUR OWN | mands of his party leaders, Week |119% 110 119" 111 Quocasiang 1o 106r }‘1;\' :‘ el e ,“,. ious week, according to Brad-|steady demand, and the limiteed ar- rm.‘dmnmm -\v\ ‘,I . :IL,\; Hon s 1/ end market comment of the leading | 119% 126% 113% Rhinelbe 7s.. T 1i6% 117 116% 116% | |rivals are promptly placed at full |, K ived with the May fgures. BUSINESS! | 270 ERiiilision Moubes Wtissscaithe Dolit 1104 1004 1024 Riode LR, oL Mg Clearings for the country as a|market valu But cutrent receipts & cal uncertainties created by the Presi-|— — - s D LU 104% 105% 058 | whole, however, were $10,230,000,000 show more or less poor quali S der 40, cal'anceriaintiss crested by the Presi- | —— -~ B i T 1100 oot 1o 107 e ook combaret” il he | aferngs e slow to And Tavor, bus. EARNINGS DECREAE. || §tarter” with sales g";flfigfi{ | WM. H. SAUNDERS taking the view that the injection of | 98% 84 Seine Dept of, 7s it 1ol 108 101% 108 | o rnof 9, 000 last {ers pr ng Western stock, whichis | o (50T SLULL Coplts 15 2 s i politics into the financial situation | e Soiba. Croece, Stovenss 88 968, o8u 101 oBM 100% i o Vo e e e Aol & Glito: Rail ke s D | CO., INC. et i1 Swiss 5148 1946 101 100% 1037 1045 | New Advertising Record Forec O s et latiy 7,800 fror nd earn- || sibly much more. Interviews ||| 1433 K St. NNW. Main 1016-17 Pools Continue Operation. oo 118 1197 1177 117741 by e <equently business has the firs f 074, hy appointment onl | o hif kit i oo | Inited Kingdom 51y 1927 1045 1075 108% 1045 | i Tor the Tast half of this e ,f,,"]’,"“,”"’,,‘:.‘l".'.‘.”m’ to street fes. doc o ) from the first|| Telenhane Sr Cheste. Main 3710 Loan Correspondent easy money rates for some time (o] UGusE T 987 94 93% 93 l(he first half of next year, another |The market closed today at 25 half of 19 | Mutual Berofit Life Provident Mutual Life come as a result of the recent redu ¢ _ INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANFOUS record 12 months in the financial |26 cents a dozen for firsts in free 32 I Insurance Company B iins: 4 the Wederal Rencrve roii 1031 10 97 Amer Agri Chemical 7 41 101% 102 1011 102 | field is forecast by Rudolph Guenther, |and 24a25 for current receipts. | ... ! Insurance Co. count charges, continued to mark up | 1“\‘ 99 1024 100t Amer Smelt & Ref 1st 53 1947, 101 1020 101 102 |head of Rudolph Guenther-Russell | ith the bulk of the recent heavy “The leading annual dividen stocks, current earnings or further m?.-‘ ii;l‘: Amer Smelt It 68 1047, .......... 109 - 10gts 109 109 o 1‘;‘;--“;"3‘.\““‘ \'orl‘(i Mr-bflll‘ww shipments of Spring chickens pretty | $100 MONTHLY INCOME prospects of which gave promise of % 1044 Amer Sugar Refining 6s 1937, 104% 1047 104'5 104% €1 . s reasonable to believe | o]l cleaned up, the live poultry mar- - - special dividend, recapitalization or 98% Amer Tel & Tel l tr 43 1929, (o e oo 09% that the next 12 months will witness | ket holds generally 7. although || nammieed by a0 oo Hl I I eee G merger, _developments. | New peak | 1020 47% }\MN 101 American Tel & Tel 3 £ 6a. 3% 10318 103 1034 the use of newspuper and advertising | values show litle ¢ from last ding, vour. . M.-P. MURPHY lces for the year, or longer, were 04% 101 % 108% Anaconda Copper 6s 1963 104 104% 104 104'p [Space on a scale never before attained | week, fat chickens, 4 - - e h 1 Camiran Aiachine & |109% 102 309% 106% Anaconda Copper ov deb 74 15381, 107 103 " 1071 108 i, the history o American fAnance ;“"T",m‘,,, : We will gladly receive & CO. | . s 3g e 3% Ye Armour & Co 4%s 193 88t 90% S9% 904 he effect of this advertising will I 2 v 5 b . B e §1w Atmour of Del tirs 41 o oo S5t 0% |to build up increasing confidence in | 12 %Aty 30 00 32 Sonts s000000000000 and give prompt attention Members New York B e Ao bt |TOZ%. 5% 102% 100% Atlantic Refining deb 00% 101 100% 101 | the securities issued by corporations | foy] is slow sale at 20 to 24. Old hens COI\SULT us to applications for Stock Excha ylelded on realizing, recessions of a|10% 1how Sone e marnsdall Corporation 55 1940 9813 1004 99 100% | and will help to increase the ‘army’ of | iy Jighter recipt and In better dema 6 “tor sate mvestment ot || Loans on Washington ¥ i Joine or Ro belng eaietored against | 1041 100% 1034 1026 Bell Tel (Pa) ref 531348 105" 104% 104 104 " |sound investors,” Mr. Guenther con- |t 29 to 2 for Stock weighing 3 o Tour sirpms unds. Look g Successors to | Eiisest Motors, @n Font And ANied)oo* 33 101 95% Eeibichacs Stesi puiSe 108,00 1004 S0 100M LU pounds and over, but lighter fowl and 5 tolthenturesbyinvens Real Estate | oati 3 102 95 1043 101% Bethlehem Steel s f 6s 1948 1037 104% 103% 104% | Shavia New P : G F ing ROV Chemical. White Sewing Machine ad- ottt : d 2 4 Shaviaone Opens New Offices. Leghorns are slow sale at 16 to 18, and irst ~ P JOHN L. EDWARDS 86 78% 834 75 Cons Coal (Md) 1st ref 55 1950. 79': B0k 9% 0% M = : B Wm. H. Saunders Co., Current rates of inter- vanced 4 points and Yellow Truck | 190 302 95% Grbe CanioSTaloy 6 BbH95D e Sl President Joseph Schiavone of the |old roosters draggy at 14 to 16. Mortgage ne. < & 7 i | T ana | T 107 100 107% Detrolt Edlson ef 631940, ~s10. 108% 109 1084 108% I]""'"”“n“'" Bxchange Banl yester.| Demand for young ducks has eased | Notes R Y estaySlouldiyauihiave M i were generally heavy. Rock Island.|'gni 'o5it g0, . . +[4ay put in operation a new service for | off and the mariet i e lower at : w.. Washinzton. D. € i Rioerolcs wvantern sreterceniiand | oot 1ot 1o B e B 108 17 t0 18, while old ducks are neglected | 0006666666066666666666606 Money to Invest A copy of our Fortnightly || | « Western Maryland being those Which | 1055 1011 110% 103% Empire Fuel & Gas 738 1937, 1nr. 110% 110% 110 110% t 475 H street northwest, next [at 15 and 16, Good demand Noted 0T | o mm—————— —we can also take care of Rewien i | dropped a point or more. 1107 104 108 108% Goodrich (B F) 6% 1947 1071 1074 107 107k | L0 the bank. As previously noted the | young guinea fowl at 1.00 each for |{ REAJ, ESTATE LOANS you. Our experience, ex- chintiie Gl | E:f:x':tpe:: a further decline in|11o% 109% 1114 103 Goodyear Tire3s 031 5% 110 a0 00 09k ISIECIR eCtuE e aie T ente TV o I8CciE weighing around 1 pound each. | iem-linfz over a pcriod of 1416 H S ‘ Spa as to arou 86 cents, | 195 91y 12215 120 IR 190% 12 20% 120% | ¢i&n exchange depart Pigeons continue fair demand at tre | the principal foreign exchange held | o 101 s soir bl b & et s 1532 120% 1204 30K 1204 | o icamanip tickat Feartonent. i | 20 to 50 & pair for both young and 1 0/ Thirty-five Y & | steady. Demand sterling held around | 10514 1023 105% 103% Indiana Steel bs 1 i 104% 104% 104% 104% | office will also assist in securing pass- | old. i i 2 /0 B _y_ emj’- Northwest | $4.859.16, or close to the vear's high| ok ki 1037 95 lnter Mer Marine 6s 1941 100 100 100 - 100 | Ports for Italian-Americans who are Live Stock Quotations, g I UEES BReHERpEOTECtion level, and French francs around 3.9 58 1% 101 97 Mrtef PRperBLA 1oAY 306 100% '99% 991 | planning foreign tours. i 2 cents. 116k 107 118 107 .International Tel 5s rets. 11% 113 111 111w | The building in which the new |, Lhe enerallive cattle market shows FR,ED T. NESBIT Percy H. Russeu Cfl. SHECodnsi Nawive Commodity Price Steady. }85 1024 108% 99% Kelly-Springfield 83 1931 107 1081 107% 108 " | offices are located has heen remodeled little chanke from inst weeks, recelpts || 1010 Vermont Ave. Main 0392 o ity o Richmond, Va. Except for slightly stiffening tend- | 100 96 102 99t Lackawanna Steel 58 1950. 101% 101 101 101 (under the banker's personal supervi-|%ooq FUPITE JHEOEREE G : t t. -1205 102% 108 1043 Bt v | mior a Sl &ood, but centersd on top-grade Mone to Loun S ment showed excess reserve of $35,564-| 9 9% 4% ST Midvale Steel s 1036, . 9% 98% 99% editorlal and business offices of the| ™ 'yhjle choice fat Spring lambs con- - m""m""h . T35, an morease of $31.446,000 over the | 103% 1004 104% 103 ' New England Tai 35 1952 104 104 1044 | Citizen. the weekly newspaber founded | e in ‘sond. demand, there are 1o The New York Life Insurance Company Fetihine oea - | Meroreuite Sreservi 8 " 5% 115 5% shed by Mr. Schiavone. One L . At i aoer ob00y The detalied [106% 104 108 106 NYGasEL H &P se1948 % 108 1075 108 | of the chief aims of this paper is to | any Small noor lambs heing shipped, WE FINANCE o e ot Tactunt /monditicn Ahls day | 99% 91 1004 '98% NY Tel 31089, 99i 99% 99% 99%|aid Italians in becoming familiar with not only slow sale” but tend [l —an classes of income-oroducing iffers to Make 110% 107% 109 107% N Y Tel 65 1941. 108% 105 108% 108% | the laws and Lo Hold (owh prices ont batter stock: Gl showed mixed changes. Loands, dis-|110% 1074 109, 10%% ¥ el S8 4341, ose - (il o o1 e e T aytoms Of this country | Quotations today at Light atrest Large Loans a Specialty counts and investments dropped $26.- [ 1000 (2l (000 Tad. BRI e oes L 101% 101% 10114 | and is published in Italian and Eng- Heet cattle, first qualit Current tnt ra . 200000, and net demend depocits, $102, | 100% 97 102% 09% Paciic Gas & ElsoSs 1943. 1014 102% 1024 1020 | lish. : e s e ) Current it rate and commission ll'St © 11000, " Gains were snown by the |1 B 's 1014 Pacific Tel & Tel s 1952, 1034 103'3 103 108% | President Schiavone states that the Kt medium, 5a8; |l Higbie & Richardson, Inc. Ol' a e Oans * - S 2% 10; 106w 102's Pan-American 6s 34 103 103% 102% 103 ew bure s bulls, as to quality, - = following items, cash in own vaulls,|Josa 103, 104 103% Philadelphia Co ret 63 1044 1064 106" 104% | tho hank. The oreantation et nave | CoWS: cholce to fancy, GaT; common SIE 15th S N W e ] 1045 100 " 10715 1034 Public Service 61044 1067 107 106 106% | 2 voal estate departmant-and severe | 10 f2ir, 385. fi On Improved Real Estate in the District of Columbis 134,000, and time deposits, $18,019,000. 101'4 1;‘»&:: igf" gfa:; Zifiiiiii 8:1“?:! l0913115 13& illg(l:‘: 133:: }33: of the employes speak a number of (n?h'.; l:f‘V\\‘ilo ¢r:;:;?(lif}-.ln“aggncw er | 3% l\ea;by e o ed eemer Contiy My —_——— 10714 103% 1083 106% United Drug 63 1943 1075 10713 107% 1073 | JiCTent languages. head, 50.00a75.00; common to fair, pner | FIRST and SECOND o Sl e e oniyoms 95% 91% 96k 88 US Rubber 1st& ref 551947, 9l 92" 91 91%| Office Building Space Increased. | head, 30.00a50.00. i 10884 1054 iggh }32% gg éfigfirfi;fi;&aon 104% 103% 105 10585 | Now that the first tenants have ac: |, Caive ""” clioice. pound, 13a18%; | MORTGAGE LOANS Apartment Ofice Building 5% 6 - » i tually moved into the new Washington | 1ar&€, fat, pound, 10a12; large, rough, . 9% 95 % R k | B J/ |10z “s5n 1021 674 Wilson & Co 1t 631541 100 101 99% 100% | rakard to the probability of keeping all | Pound. da; common, not wanted. | Business Properties Lo i : s inon 2R TROAD. the office bulldings in the city filled. | _ Lambe, Spring, cholee, 13: faif to | PHILIP MILSTONE RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY : 92% 89% 97% 92% Atchison T &S Fo gen 4s 1995. 95% 96w | Several bankers have called atten- ,_pound, 11al2; common, thin, s ;il‘ 3;-'. g{'s I;BII:O;(O)‘}‘SI gox&aug;g a4l 95% xlr;v‘n tn’ the fact that the demand for "“1"':2 e s n 1305 D St. N.W. M. 1929 MORTGAGE LOAN. CORRESPONDENT 7 Y% 7 alto o cv 81 offices has not V] y, g 8 DUNC " SOwWS, g ES] EN' Black Rust Report Wh 100% 934 104% 1004 Balto & Ohlo ref 53 1935, Hinihetn o RSN Ineriaaitn e s, pound. 1321 C . A ack Rust Reports on eat|iosw 102 103w 102% Balto & Ohio 65 1929.. . business population. They are wonder- pound, 1“1' " shoats, FIRST DE F onnecticut Ave. Telepone Main 9700 £9% 96 92% B&OPItsLE& W e 95 |ing w : - ED O i 934 Ya SOaN DI Bhosll:h W 'Xll |§I ls‘fllé Y 96 96 ing what will happen when the new -I-RUST NOTES “ outhwestern Div 6s cfs 60 103% 103% 1034 103% | buildings are fully leased. 4 g grain quotations—No. Lose Influence as Price jois 85w Brooklyn Mannats£s 4 1068... 47 e o e oot e A e T . {‘\”dl“‘“'“‘l tpot, 435: Now 3 Red | On Hand % 117 ‘anadian Northern 6%s «. 118 11y 118% 118 |is that rents i any ins inter, garlicky, spot, 1.36%. i Factor. 86% B34 Canadian Pacificdeb 4s.. B Gkt te e n By T oot many IBAGRees | ienl bomentle No, U, suot. 108 Bearing 614 Per Cent and 9i% 91u Central Pacific 4s 1949. 95% 94W 91 94t th cob corn, 550 per barrel nominal. Z Eer Cenic loterest WE OFFER 9s 95 Chesapeake Corpn 5s w 1. 97 99 96% 9RI4 422,671 A. T. Stockholders. . 2 white, 58; No. 3 white, In Amounts of $250.00 Up By the Amaciated Preee. 10014 9 Chosapeake & Obtogen 418 1992, /33 10014 98 100 | Eraph Co. Has the largess mumber of e See WELCH, Realtor CHICAGO, August 6.—Corn soared & S Chice p 2 4 % . ha rgest number of a L 3 f g0 & Alton 3%81950....... 64%2 654 65 65 | registered shareholders of LU LR today to the highest price which the 39% D34 Colbars Eup & Guey 43 o i nemiaten r of any corpo- " Sin 130, o AV et Gl st 1 i Je S R e e b | T S—— this season. Pessimistic reports about 901, 0% Chi& Eastern 11l gen 58 1951 So% T8 Sou it n 3 0 the next three largest American o the backward condition of the corn 742 69% Chi Great Western 4s 1959 1' w1l i g L < 74, S 71 1% 72% | rations, figures reveal. The list show: crop were at hand from nearly all aos 5% ChiM & BtPdeb ke 18 i o , fig e list shows parts of belt except the Southwest. S Sarr Ghidt & Bt bant ke sihe 1085 7 ot i e et A IURTL Owibes s enien; i ©Old Point Comfort, Va R ibiine IRt ne" o5 eoin are R R T TR T, 0% 96n U6 | istercd sharehoiders, a gain of 23,550 @ ; , Va. strong, 1% cents to 2% cents net| goii 34714 66 55% Chi M & St Paulov 65 2014. 874 (604 06 ) ovar lastavens | FIRST MORTGAGE (New hotel to be erected on the site of the old Chamberlin Hotel) higher, with wheat showing % cents |jjg 1114 113% 1% Chi & Northwestern 643 193, 11"\ el B e e a2 BT temployes Gl tie % e deine et e e | 41 bt 407 A CHASTRAITABRI 1 MO U 0 b Bl e e e pen o 12, [E 7% BONDS First Mortgage 6} Per Cent Sinking 9214 7% 94% 92% ChiR1& Pacific ref 4s 19 935 94n 94U 94 ol y 7 cents down. 987s 041s 100% 97% Chi Union Station 4% 1963 99% 100 9% 93?/" ;"neelgfr!flr)h stock on the gradual pay- | Secured by Comnleted Building Fund Gold Bonds—Due 1942 Corn finished at virtually the day's | 1y91, 115% 118% 116% Chl Union Station 6%s 1563 1U7% 118 117% 118 Dt Copper Advances Further| P top figures At first the market was| i s1° 90 8t Chi& Western Ind conds 1052.... 86w 90 &5° 5 Latest Earnings Report. Denominations easier on account of scattered selling, 9 101% 103% 102% CCC& St Lref6s A 1929... « 102% 102 2 The McCrory St [ ati H 8 5! i but offerings were quickly absorbed (‘g7 'yiii 'u'e 984 Colorado& Southern 4 %s 1335, o7 ‘ot 'S5 "5 | sales. for Ju Fare Somss st an | ON Comparatively Small 00 VL, G Intangible-Personal Propertys Taxvob :ndhn l;ulge Ortx more l};an 3 ‘;Nt“? 2l oo sgn sy 94 CubaRRGelssi..... e b i e ise orsaRlig0D over Ty, 1950, (kite A Call or Write for Circular 5 Mills refunded. ushel from the early low point fol- | 90,0 1024 154 114% DeL& Hudson cv 58 1935 142 143% 139 139 |for the first seven months of 1927 to- il Marlow-Beech Corporation a e lowed. 106% 102% 106 103 Delaware& Hudsanf)hsw“. o 104% 105 104% 105 |taled §19,837,789, a gain of $3,180,414 mount Of Busmess. 1 Esuqmted o eqmngs CIERS . Previous sellers scrambled to re-| gD ' gsm 93 90% Den & Rio Grande con 4s 1936 B0 10). B too | Suetiin: mvaoierIoas T s 615 Conn. Ave. Pot. 6167 interest requirements. verse their market position and buy-| 7gi g2 59% 72% Den& RG West 53 1935... 87 BT% 86% 87 For the first seven months of the " icati : ; ing on the part of commission houses [ g¢ g 45 92i3 Detroit United 335 1932, 94% 96 5 46 |present year the F. W. Woolworth Co, | PY the Awociated Drese. Application will be made to list these broadened out to a material extent. | g0, 74 & 814 Erle st con 43 199 84% B4% 84% 'Bi% | reports sales totaling over $136,000,000, | NEW YORK, August 6—With few bonds on the Washington Stock Meanwhile advices from field ob-| - gy 79'2 73% Iriegen lien 431996 TT% T8% 7% 8% | comy xed with sales of $126,000,000 a | eXceptions new in the steel servers attracted increasing attention, | 7q,, 7y 85% 78% Erlecv4s A 1953 83% B84% 314 84 |yes Sk market during the week averaged Exchange. especially word that corn fields in| ¢ool 73,0 13115 841 Eriecv4s D 1953 12745 131% 126%% 126% oy \unm”v Co. reports for six moderate and about seasonal. Rafl- F' M some of the best producing sections | ;6oi g7 100w 94% Fla EC5s74.. 96% 974 96% 97 |months ended June 30, 1927, profit of | 103ds placed some additional con- 1rst ortgagde Price 100 and int t, to yield 6.50 of Illinols have made no appreciable | ;o0 156, 108% 106% Grand Trunks £ deb 6s 1936 107 108 107% 107% |$52,347 after expenses and other | (Facts. and structural steel operations rice and interest, to yie .50%. change in appearance during the last |=y; 174% 116 114% Grand Trunk 75 1940. .. 7 114% 118% 114% 114% | charges, but before Federal taxes, | COntinued fair. inauiry.from, auto- Loans Circult ¢ ree weeks. 3 93 9Rl 94% Great Northern 4%3s 1976 974 7 9 ¢ againg 9 ¢ - g 0] anufacturers was again dis- ircular on reques! One of the country’s foremost un- | 00" 103 112 108 - Great Northern gen 5% 1 1090 1108 110" 1o | Coteranaiie Hock amunts 1o 360000 | APPOINtinE. _Some Western mills re- oficial crop experts said important |jy5l 110 115 113% Great Northern gen7s1936....0. 114 1144 1144 1145 | no e e JEEten) B moderate et nh ity . elements of the present corn situation 101 93 Hudson & Manhattan ref 5s 1957.. 994 100% 995 " e U T o 3 or finished steel products, while SR 1 C P & C sre running almost uniformly adverse. ) e e ey o 100% 99% 100% | The United Drug Co. has declared | others showed no cha fione toe| Applications Invited at rane, arris ompany " “Three chief factors in particular have | . 4 91% | the regular quarterly dividend of 87% | qullness of July. Pig iren trade was | . combined against the crop—unusual |~ . 9% | cents “on first preferred. payable | quiet and about unchanged. g 1 Investment Bankers since 1883 lateness of planting, subsequent helow- 0% Lnter Rapid Transit ov 7s 193 §5° o | Movember Suiito, atock fobirecord (0¢: |\ Copper, Has shown & furthier ad- | 2/0 normal rain gupply, and unusual cool | g ¥3% Inter & Great Nor ad) 68 1953, v ow bl B SR e O e ey 823 Fifteenth Street N.W. Washington,D.C. T T e o | & e s o g e 20k 09 ersonal Mention. amount of business. Buvers for bo am:amr ported after a trip from g 5% T3% lt'ansas City Southern 35 1950,00s 75 75% '"15/' fiy, Thomas W. Brahany of Crane, | domestic port account havi On Improved Property St Louis to Chicago, the heart of Il 3 101 99% Kansas City Southern 55 1950 100% 100%- 99% 100y | Parris & Co., will be back at his desk | Placed considerable business toward nois corn beit, that the situation is| g0 9B ke Shor 9 9913 ! 995 997 | tomorrow, after a two-wi b the end of last month, have been . 2 99 100 98% Lake e 48 1928 o 99% 59 Y9% 9974 | tomorrow, after a two-week vacation . . i far worse than he imagnied could be— | 5% 99 97% Lake Shore 4s 1931. ..., 98% 98 98l sy | passed at Eaglesmere, Pa. Ll L sl L LG T Ll Construction Loans not 5 per cent of corn even beginning | 3¢, 99% 934 Louis & Nash unified 48 1940, 9734 984 96% 98y | Vice President William J. Eynon |duarters that the advance {rom FIRST 75 tashel, 75 per cent 5 feet or less | 9 170 106% Louis & Nash 1st ret 6%8 2003, 1074 1074 1074 10744 | of the Federal-American ~National | Fecent low levels has been over rapld. Mini, R 3 MORTGAGES in_height and §0 per cent under 3| lgy 101% 98 BMil Elec Ry & Lt 1stref 63 61,00 99% 100w 99% 100 | Bank left vesterday for his Summer | The positlon of producing interests, Gl bzl Lok feet. 01% 7% MStP&SSM6%s 1931, 100% 1007 at E: a., w O e s In the wheat market black rust re- | 104 (Rt A e Rl T S L e e g 1| enca by recent sales, and prices have ports were apparently losini influence f : 106% 96% Mo Kan & Tex adj 5s 1967 106 106% 105% 106% | © C. J. Gockeler, vice president of the | Iid fitmly at the 13%-cent la\Pll(nr Gl 8 Fl l’l ! as a p f"; factor. Bt . l(m\t\\ o “;| 103% 101 A\IOVKRH&:I‘EK prinbs A 1962 o 103% Hi.il, 103% 1034 | District National Bank and secretary :’;"l::'np)' Th.de ivered at Connecticut over at er ACCORD]NG To ] o Spring when 76% Missoucl Paciflo gen da 1815...s.. 78 78 77 q7is of the Was Exchange. | “min price movements were | 1508 H St. N.W. 4 private T e e M e T D ST x | Jar, and at the end of the week the | R . dian advices 1087 106% New York Central deb 63 1935...s 108 108% :::.7)):: lxgéy: o i }.("'i'.'(fn“”5\’31‘,’2}."",l" bl i B s e AN OLD ADAGE ons pointed t 8 4 New Haven deb 4s 1957.. 2% 73 ktic ‘over i 3 Was HeE, SV GonaumersiaDedian ot in probable tmp: J B NY N1 & H ev deb 65 1948 <110 uzq tion | e 2\({‘;.:?e“-1r|:‘u‘: cit oG L L peason s compared w T e N Y Ry 68 1965. .. 21 501 [ ses Atlantic - Lead was advanced, but the con- . s Outs Arsindiupiwith corn: Theashiie jogn ey - aw ToMINE WeRTE bodlen Chvitibnas, sz Bi% o om Insurance Outing Arranged. sumins * demand - was © somewhat | It is easier to make than to eturns on oats remained poor. Pro- | o 97 % Norfoll estern con 48 199 96% 9 6 C i 4 e L any 2 oo Esisarive ] D Sl ] 05 81 4% Sow | Tho District of Columbia Life| fuvers” aro covered for the time save money. If you seek rea- support. | is 97 914 Northern Pacifio 4s 1997 . T 98 5% win i ] Abci LrMas ves Theatey st To . _— | 1704 108, 116 1125 Northern Paclfioref imp 83 2047.. 114" 115 114 115 (e MioE Clhy on e Geanla avamle | m o e e T ort Offerings sonable carnings and a safe P 98, Ore Short Line ret 4s 1929, 99% 99% Y94 9 s L Toni 4 he s0ld arly - COTTON GOODS STEADY. 981, 4 b & q 2 99% 994 | pike. Golf, swimming, a dinner, danc- | anq were not pressing the market. lace ves - | 867% Ore-Wash lst ref ds 1961, 90% 90% 89% 90% |ing and cards will feature the pro- | Antimony was steady. There was Wanted P for the investment of sur: v YORK, August 6 (®).—« ,m,n‘ 5 1 steady in the g division sk moderate d« mand. A steady. Spring are selling lines, rece demand. somewhat higher than a weck ago. NEW YORK, August consolidated staten delphia Co. b 30 showed net against $25,560 year. Gi:TS BIG ORDER. W YORK, A 6 ().~ The ghiouse Fle & Manufac Co. has reccived an order for | £700.000 worth of electrical equip rom the American Iolling Mill vt Youngstown, Ol ' nt | Co. | 85 100 104 105 TT% 1014 98Yy 66% 95% bk 102 103% 102 Pennsylvania gen 43%s 19 wes 10112 10214 101% 10244 Pennsylvania gen 5s 1968 . 109% 109% 109 109% 111% Pennsylvania 65 1955, . 112k 112'5 112 1124 41Y; Peoria & IZastern inc 4s 1990 bl 51 50 50 103 Fere Marquette 1st 58 1956 L 105 104% 104% 104% 98 Reading 4%s 1997. 100100 9y 991 K4 Rlo Grande Western clt 48 1949, 85' 6% 150y 264 91% 11 Ark & L 451534, « 96% 6t 92% SULIM&S R&G 431933, 94 Y5 vd 9% 4% StL & San Fran prin 4s A 1950... 86% 884 864 83 99% St L & San Fraa pr in 68 1950 100% 101% 100% 101% 101% St L & San Fran 5%s D 1942, 103 163% 1021 103% 99 StL & San Fran adj 6s 1955, 101% 101% 101% 101 98% 98% 98% 98% gram, which will begin in the after- noon. The program committee decided to have a very informal meeting this month, with no \]V 1 A|\0;xk(-r CAUTION IS ADVISED NEW YORK, August 6 (P).—While in some quarters it is belleved that the continued “bull” market is not yet at an end, caution was the keynote of commission house advices as the market closed for the week end. *“We choose to be cautious,” one brokerage A firm advised its clients, and this #3% Seaboard Alr Line adj 8 1949..s 6% : opinion seemed to have wide support, 94% Seaboard Air Line con 6s 1945, 96 4 although some brokers were suggest- 98 Southern Pacific cv 45 1929, 99% 19% gk 9oy |ins thaticllents anoull notHesitate o 8 Southern Pacific col 4 1949..eess 92 (3% 92y 92y | BCduire leading issues, particularly 93% Southern Pacific ref 4s 1955, 9% 6 94% 95 | rails, public utilities, industrials and Southern Ry gen 43 1956. ... B35 BTh 88w | Some 'X”‘”‘"‘"' uth Ry 15t 59 1994, A 108% 1075 108k i 9% Southern Ry dev 6l s 1207 1221 56% Third Ave adj 53 1960. . 61% 65 SOUTHEM EARNINGS DOWN. 947 Unlon Pacific 1st 4s 19¢ 4 97% u7| NEW YORK, August 7 P.— ¢ Virginian Ry 1 106'; 107% 106% 107% | The Southern Railway System reports 104 103 Wabash 1st 531 103% 1037 10315 1031 | earnings for July of $15,910,799, a de- 105% 103% Wabash 5%s 1975 105 105 104% 1053 | crease of $1,269,327 from July, 1926, 8414 76% Western Maryland 4 1952, 83% 84% 83 81 |and earnings for the flrs! half of $112,- 1004 99 Western Pacific 58 1946 99% 100 94 100 | 692,442, a decrease & $6,698,287 from 90 804 West Shore Lst 43 238 w 88% 90 89 90 the first half of 19 consuming demand for positions. 1 probable increase a fair spot and es again_current of NEW YORK MARKETS. NEW YORK, August 6 (#).—Rye— Barely steady; No. 2 Western, 1.073; f.o.b. New York, and 1.05% cif ex- port. _Barley—Barely steady; No. 1 dark Northern Spring, c.i.f. New York, lake and rail, 1.63; No. 2 hard Winter Reports were | || in Chinese G Auties. | f.0.b. New York, lake and rail, 1.50%; No. 2 mixed durum, do., nominal; No. 1 Manitoba, lake and rail to arrive, 1.76 in bond. Corn—Spot barely steady; No. 2 yellow, c.if. track New York, lake and rail, 1.23; No. 3 yellow, do., 1.21. Oats—Spot steady; No. 2 white, 561, Other articles unchanged. 8. H. KRESS SALES. NEW YORK, August 6 (#).—Sales of the S. H. Kress Co. for July were $4,057,802, an increase of 9.8 per cent over those of July, 1926, while sales for the first seven months were $27,- 416,848, an increase of 8 per cent over the corresponding period of 1926, __ Tele, Control ' 1.H Hirshhorn & Co. 60 Broad St., New York Miller Train Hanover 5573-4-8 A Third of a Century Without a Loss B. F. SAUL CO. Main 2100 plus funds, our 6% FIRST MORTGAGES —should have your early atten- tion. bility of loss. ular interest income. They preclude all possi- They certify reg- 925 15th St N.W. LTHERE IS @NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SAFETY