Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1927, Page 15

FINANCIAL, W HIGH-GRADE BONDS - GROWING SCARCER Floating Supply Smaller—In- dustrial Issues Irregular. Some Foreigns Strong. BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. gpecial Dispatch to The Star. NEW . YORK, November 11.—The supply of high-grade corporation bonds s steadily dwindling under active accumulation by interests who are concerned first of all with the safety of their investments, and are gntistied, for the time being, with a moderately small return. 3 Nearly all of the rails which are toeal for savings banks in New York Siate were at their highest today, in- cluding Atchison 4s, at 98: Northern Pacific, at 9715; Baltimore & Ohlo 43, at 97%, and Union Pacific 4s, around 9. The issues of the I'ennsylyania New York Central, Louisville and Nashville and Southern Pacific were also very strong. 41;s Are Moving Better. Transactions were larger, however. in the 41 per cent group, as the float- ing supply continues fairly large and dealors are trading back and forth in them during the process of distribu- tion to the ultimate consumer. One of the prominent members of this group, the Rock Island new 413s, sold today ahove 961 on large de: Cans dian National 41;s, which were very hard to sell when they came out in the Summer and broke <|\li|l‘>¥\|il|’|b|\' before the syndicate was dissolved, were above 83. The way in which all of the new 41z per cent issues have moved up above their sm_\:l‘rlmh'm s « Dbeen most gratifying to and who for a considerable time had to *“hold the bag™ while dealers were [ ON NEW YORK UNITED STATES, (Salee are 0 81 (00 4 Sales Hizh Low Lib3%s.... 101 14 10114 Libist4%s 44 10314 10312 Lib2a4y 100 99 31 Lib3d ¢ 100 29 100 29 Libath 448 301 1043 10331 US 33, 43-47 250 102 101 31 US3%s,,. 222 1071 10626 US 41944, 72 10930 109 21 US4Y%s52. 233 115 11427 FOREIGN. 8ales. High Low. Close, Argentine 6s Ju 69, 13 99 9 Argentine 6s A. Argentine 6s B. Australia 58 1955 Australia 6s 1957, A 4 2 227 5 99 994 82 93y 98 16 97w 97 103 128 105 104% 105 6 114% 114 3 104% 1045 104% | Cent Pac 1st b8 90. L 931 0 96'a 96 Buenos Aires 7s 57 Buenos Aires 7s 68 Canada 63 1931, Canada s 19! Canada b%s Chile 78 1943 7 96 3 95% 5 182 6107 5 102 96 95% 102 102 - 106% 107 1017% 102 6102 102 102 Chinese Gov Ry 1 25'% 25% 254 Con Pow Japan 7s.. ‘4 98% 984 98y Copenhagen§set.. 7 96 95% 96 Copenhagen 5%s.. 5 100% 100% 100% Cuba 5%s... 1 101% 101% 101% 6 105% 105 105% 21 109% 109 109 Czecho 8s52....... 8 108% 1084 108Y Danish Munic 8B 5 111% 111% 111% Denmark 6s....... 17 105 105 105 DEI5%s Mch 53, 4 103'5 10315 DE15%s Nov 53 1037 1037 Dutch East 1 8847, 1 104% 104% 104% Dutch EBast | 63 62, 2 104% 104% 104% El Salvador 8s48., 2 108's 103 1081, Finland s f 6s 45, 1 96 B8 9§ Finland 1s + 10 100% 1001 100% French 1s. 340 106's 106 1061, French 74s. 2 116% 116 116'% 2 tl & I LT B & O SW 6550, B & O Toledo 4; Bang & Aroos 4 Brdwy & 7th Av bs 54 1074% 106% 107% | Can Pac 4143 46. Car Clinch&0 6s 52 Chi B& Qgendss3 4 CB&Q-1li3%s... Chi& I 111 auos 51124 Chi Gt West 48 69,. 57 CM&StP4s25.0a C M&SUP 48 25 ofs. CM&StPgn8y CM&SIP deb 4s cfs CM&SI'cve sszete CM&StPgnés CM&SP rf 41480, CM &St Pov bs, CM&SP cv 5s cfs., CM&StPés ChINW 4%s Chl& NW 17 Chi Itys 5s. ChiR1&F gn 4s ChiR1& Prf4s CR1Pac 41gs w. Chi T H inc 6s 60 Chi Un Stu 414 Chi Union Sta 58 44 Chi & W Ind cn 4s. CeC&StLrrssA. THE EVE Dan 1st 4s l’l Close. | At & Dan 24 4 B & 0 Gold ¢ 0 19 104% 1043 104% 54 105% 1047 105% 15 109% 109% 1095 3 14 193 1 5 7 11 . 10 4 1 1 h - 11 2 92% 93t | Chésa Corp b5 wi,e 14 9! 96's | Ches & O ov 4 48 4 105% 106% 106% |Ches & O gn ¢ .o 18 101% 13[‘. 101% | Chi & Alton 3. 10 1 1 2 25 21 1 82 5% 9T 99% Sales. Hich Low. b 102 102% 112% 112 97's 96% 106% 106% 9 89 95% 98 10015 1006 99% Y9y 997y 108t3 108 102 102 951 95 10478 104% 997 100t 100% 102!5 102 720 T2 91 9319 104 104 105 G BONDS seex sesva] RSING PRICE SIOE Raccived by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office . Close. 824% 5% 98 100 102% 112% 9T 106's STAR, WASHINGTO FAVORED ON GUR Public Support Lacking. Vacuum 0il Feature—W. R. & E. Co. Shares Slough Off. BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, Noveniber 11.—The curb market today displayed the same characteristics it had on previous day! of the week, with the impol changes taking place on the side rising prices. The element favoring higher levels had the additional in- centive of the favorable dividend ac- tion taken by General Motors upon which to base its operations, and it acted accordingly. New high records were marked up in a number of in- stances, but so far ‘as encouraging general outside participation in the main body of stocks, they failed of this purpose. Among the oils Vacuum stood out as the favorite and was bid up more than 6 points to a new high record. The incentive here, of course, was the prospect of carly distribution of part of the company’s huge surplus, which is expected to take the form of a 100 per cent stock dividend, with the new shares carrying a $3 dividend. Dividend Discounted. The new high record established last week in Indiana Pipe Line ap- pavently had discounted the dec vation of # special dividend of $1i which is to be paid out of surplus, and the stock was up only slightly to with- in approximately a point of this figur following the announcement tod: Ilinois Pipe Line, selling ex. the { per cent semi-annual dividend, chang- | e hands at 172, which was equivalent to its previous high for the year of D. €, FRIDAY, Public Utilities NEW_ YORK, November 11 (Spe: clal).—Northwest _Utilitles Co. and subsidiaries _report _gross operating revenue of $2,561,607 for the quarter ended September 30, compared with $2,638,073 for the corresponding period of last year. Net after taxes amounted to $948,934 againat $959.259 last vear. For the 12 months ended September 30, gros& operating revenue amounted to $10,273,834, compared with $10,500, 417 in the previous vear, while net after taxe: 9, compared with $4,007 The annual report of the Associated Gas & Electric System as of December 31, 1926, Shows gross earnings of $28, 3,026, compared with $18,676,888 in 1925, while balance avallable for class “A"" priority and other dividends, after dividends on preferred stock of Assoclated Gas & Electric Co., and after all other charges was §$2, against $1,503,494 in 1925, After class “A" priority 'dividends, this balance was SLETIIZ against $1046.905 in 1925. Application has_been made to the Federal Power Commission by the Gasconade River Power Co. for pre liminary permit to build a dam on the Gasconade River in Osage, Maries and Phelps Counties (Missouri), for the development of 4,000 horsepower for public utllity purposes. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, November 11, United States Department of Agriculture.— Hogs—Receipts, 20,000 head; better zrade hogs generally 10 to15 higher than best prices yesterday, or 15 to 25 bet- ter than average; pigs. 25 to 50 higher than average; packing sows, steady to strong: spots on desirable kinds, 10 to 15 higher; top short load. 9.85; bulk, good to choi 2.10a3.00; pound 9.35a9 70 to 200 pounds, pigs most 8 00; light kinds downward to 8.25: most packing sows, 8.00a8.33; light weights, 8.50 or better. Cattle—Receipts, classes steady 4.000 head: a % choice kinds few loads. 13.00a14.00; | NOVEMBER 11, 1927. COTTON ADVANCES INTODAY S TRADING Cold Forecast for Southwest and Steady Cables Are Bullish Factors. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 10.—The cotton market opened firm today at an advance of 13 to 21 points on covering, combined with trade and commission house i ably based on rela- cables and prospects for ve in the Southwest. sold up to 19.62 and May to 19.93, but realizing and Southern sell- ing checked the advance and caused reactions of 10 or 15 points from the best in early trading. Business but a fair trade dem s reported on the setback and there were reports from the South that hold- s of spot cotton were showing little sition to sell at the decline. ivate cables reported that Bom- bay buying and trade calling in Liv- erpool had been supplied by liquid tion, and that buyers of cotton cloths in Manchester were disinclined to op- erate freely, owing to expectations of lower prices ng off to v, or within 2 points of day’'s closing quotation, the market steadied up on renewed covering by recent sellers and continued trade buying. Offerings were comparatively | light. The rally extended to 19.71 for January, active months showing net of about 27 to 30 points at 19.44 for Ja A maker of ivory curios in Rhodesia, Africa, operates his lathe by power supplied by a bieycle run by a native MONROE. La., November 11 (Spe- cial).—Work will start immediately on a gas pipe line from the Monroe nat- ural gas fleld to Mobile, Ala. The work is expected to cost $20,000,000, and it is announced that this program | has been financed by Mack & Coliins. HELENA.—The large acreage of Winter wheat sown this Fall on Mon- tana farms is making an excellent growth, according to the State de- partment of iculture. Some seed- ing of Fall grain is still in progress in scattered districts, PHILADELPHIA. — Manufacturers artificial ice and distributors of natural fee have combined to support || a_widespread advertising campaign in ||| 1928 for the purpose of counteracting | the inroads in the use of ice made by ||| electrie refrigeration. | SAN FRANCISCO.—An ample sup- | ply of turkeys is expected in the local | market for Thanksgiving time, and | prices are expected to be substantially | || lower than those of last year. i | | of SHELBY, Ohio.—The Ohio Seamless Tube Co., a large manufacturer of cold-drawn seamless steel tubes, working at about 70 per cent capa producing chiefly carbon and tubes for the automobile industr :Wg: N7 RS v SE 2 & S v S T | is v, | loy | | SENANEE Y Buck & Company BROKERS Established 1916 Stocks Bonds Grain Cotton Write or call for weekly mar ket letter. No obligations BUCK AND COMPANY Evans Blde. 1120 New York Ave. Franklin 7300 Money Available for FIRST DEED OF TRUST LOANS Prompt Replies to Applications JAMES F. SHEA 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. Al Y/ e Equitable Co-Operative Building Ass'n. JOHN JOY EDSON, President Organized 1879 Assets. .. .$5,292,042.70 WALTER 18th YEAR COMPL Surplus..... PRATT, Jr., Secretary ETED ...S1,511115.87 Subscriptions for the 94th Issue of Stock fiéing Received Join the Egquitable —Save Systematically the $2.50 Financial Start a systematic ings account at quitable and provide the way for independence. Our plan of —ATTENTION— Surety BONDS Executed Without Delay Geo. H. Price Co., Inc. F. H. Deland, Pres. 815 15th St. Main 4793 sprinkling of grassy natives to killers | m 9.00 to 11.00: shipper at 5.35 and better: | arket on vealers to big ); outsiders, up to| saving encourages thrift in a regular manner and helps you accumulate money. | French gs. 38 111 110% 110% | Suba R R German ki P6ls. 1 95% 953 | Cuba Nor & German Ts.. . 41 1065 1057 106% | Del & Hud 1st £t 48 4 994 | Del & Hua bbsa 612 96% 98'4 | Den & Rio U on 1 100% 100% 100 | D& Rio G tmp 68 oo 93 983 97% 984 | L Kio U West b 24 954 95 95| Det United 4%s. o2 O1% 91% 9ty [Eriegends.. + 37 1017 101% 101% | Eirleconv 4s A, 15 104% 104 ~ 104y | Erieconv 4s B. 4 90% 9914 yoy, [ Lirie cvi 5s 67 w! D1 99 99 g9 | Eries Jersey 6s... ceen 100 924 8 e - 1 103% 10374 1037 | GF Trunk stdb s, 8 103 102% 104 | Grand Trunk 7s. 3107 107 107 |Ureat North 4lasw . 9100 99% 99% | Ut Nor 4445 76 b, « 10 101 100% 101 |Urest North bs. 145 103% 1024 103% | Ureat North 5% .29 103~ 102% 102% | Gr Norgens...... 3 102% 102 102% |Green B& W db B. 5 96% 96% 96% | Hud & buu ret bs, 96 451y 95ia | Hud & Man i 6: 50 5 101°¢ 101% 1013 | 111 Cent rer 11 Cent 43 63, 5 100% 100% 100% 5 108 107% 108 |41l Cout 48 66.... 52 99% 99 99% | L1l Central rf 6s 55. 1 105% 1081 1054 | 11-C-C SIL&NO o8 8 105% 105% 105% | tnt Rapid Trau s, 4 106% 106% 1064 | int iap Lt o8 stpd. Queensiand 7s. 1 114% 114% 114y | int Rap Tran (s Rhinelbe Un 7s 3 107% 1075 1078 | [0t Gt Nor 58 Rio de Jan ¥s 1546, 41 105'% 105t 1051 ROMe 6%3........116 9214 91% 9214 Sao Paulo City 8s.. 2 11314 113% 1131 Saxon (PW) 1s.... 6 100 991 100 Selne 7s 4. 30 103% 102% 103 s 2 99 99 & 07y o7 971 2 10415 10414 1044 2 103% 103% 103% % 1125 6 113 " Ji2i 1133 | Lotiakiiast un 2 08 98% 984 ; 106 %9 B3 8915 | Man Ity 1st 90 11 106% 106'% 1063 | Market St (s 4 T Y9y Y9 Utd Steam Cop 1 94% 94w 94% | Mu ki Ry & Losb1 7 1024 102 Yokohams 6swi.. 65 954 94% 95 LaNSMosIBED 1L Y9's Y9 M8 MK&TIsté3...0 1 Ylly 9% MISCELLANEOUS. MK & L adj o B 107 106 Am AgriChem 1%» 3 1044 104% 104% { MK & T 6sC. 3 108% 103 Am Cotton Of1 68 3°100% 100% 100% Mo racitic 48.. 65 Ty TUh AmSmit& R Ist 68 2 102% 102 102% | Mo 1'ac 68k 77...4100 1014 101k Am Sugar ret 6 3 1054 105 5 Nassau E1 4361 2 66 56 7 106% 104% 104% 1 o9l 9l 106% 105 105% 2 vn o 1087 108% 1087% ! 11 wEm s 7 100% 100% 100! 10 104% 104 94% Odly 94t | BT T TN 105% 105 105% | 5 108% 1084 109% 109 109% | 5% 107% 107 107% 90 % 90% 0% P4 BT 8TH 102% 1023 10.2% 105 102% 103 ‘ 100 Yo% 99 | 105% 105% 105% | 108 1077 108 101% 1017% 101% 101% 1013 101% 104 104 05% 105% 178, There was only one conclusion to be {drawn from the persistent demand at new high prices for Deere common, d that was that when directors meet in the stock will be placed on an attractive dividend basis. -Improved earnings was the main incentive for the continued advance in Kemsley Millbourn common, which also reach- ed its best and carried with it the con- 974, | vertible bonds. § s:" S SR BApENE 178 unloading. i ‘Among the older rails, lien 4=, Maryland 4= 31ps, Missouri- refunding 43 geners Haven 45 and Great Western 4 flected the current demand for cecured bonds ranging in yield tween 41 and 5 per cent. Industrials Irregular. Standard industrials were frreguls While Anaconda 6s sold above 105 for the first time this year and Beihle- hem Steel 6s and An;orlmn .\\u:;llx;“t‘.:‘ dvanced % to 1. there was srong ™ ure n’; inst United States Rub- which broke down to 2. Yressed Steel Car 5s showed an ad- vance of 2 points for the week. Armour layed little rally, though :hel first 4138 were strong and would prob- | ably do much better if they were not held buck by the day-to-day action of n‘;’nt much improvement occurred in German issues. Some were lower, in- cluding the Central Bank Ts, Lmt/ed Steel Works 61s and Saxon 6! The Government 7s went below 106. Strong features in the foreign were Czechoslovakia 8s, Netherland 6s, Bel- gian 6s and 78 and French rails ard Japanese municipals. United States Government bonds held around the previous day’s high level. There were no new hond issues today and the total for the week was the smallest in some time. 28 96 ? ? 5 104% 104'y 2% 100 »ih 9619 Open an account today and learn of and | this wonderful plan ew e well be- i Rock 18 1 4 br A it Sheep—Receipts, lambs slow; early wooled comeba packers around scattering to ou few buck lambx 11.00a11.50: culls, draggy, sheep stead: head; fat | bids | 915 F Street WA a2 lapanese 4s. Japanese 6148 Jergens U M 6s 4 ower, 13.50 to 13.75; iders upward to 14.10 100 to 130 pounds. 10.00a1 and ch fat ewes, .25 no early trading | APPLICATIONS INVITED on choice light weight; feeding lambs | supply light; quality mos medium | to good: few comeba 13.50a13,75. N. Y. C. EARNINGS DOWN. NEW YORK, November 11 (#). Third-quarter earnings of the York Central Railroad were equal te $3.79 a share, against $4.61 a share in the third quarter st _vear, and for nine months of 1 declined to $10.45 a share from $11.17 in the cor- responding 1926 per Net income for nine months was $40.060.722, agalnst §4: a year a income of iz Four” for was §1,666:373 | sum Offered. The less liberal dividend declaration | of United States Gypsum, compared with the distribution at this time a vear ago, continued to be reflected in offerings of the stock at lower levels. Gold Seal Electric was under pres- sure, but the stock offered better re- sistance. General Baking issues went into new high ground and May Hoslery rallied sharply anticipation of a s, Milan 6lgs. tevideo 7s.... eriands fs 54, 20 Netherlands 6s 72. Nord 6%s. Norway 54 Norway 6s 1943 Norway 6s 1944 Norway 6s 1952, Orient Dev deb 6s. . 1 L1 115 % 60 100% 4YTa 4 1007 100% L 1oy 109 for First Mortgage Leans On Improved Real Estate 12 102y uls 22 b 2 ot y u2la Loans on Real Estate for Periods of 3, 5 or 10 Years WE HAVE UNLIMITED FUNDS TO LEND ON Paris Orleans 7s. Peru 8s. Poland 8s Porto Alegre 8s Prazue 7%s Queensland 8s. the widest fluctuation of the day, this | time dropping 27 points from the last previous sale to 433. Remington Rand 513 per cent bonds offered better re- sistance to the selling. For the flist five months after the bonds were Is- sued in April fixed charges were earn- ed about three and one-half times. The vield to maturity is now above 6 per cent. = 10 1us 26 78% T 8n 5 ¥y 35 102 4 107 10 6 YTn YT Yiw I‘hsidenu-s, Apartments and Business Properties in the District and nearby Montgomery Co., Md. BOSSEEPHELPS Founded 1907 L —for three or five year terms at prevailing interest rates. lut Ry C A 6%s ret Kan City FUS ds.. ;| Kausas City S 3s. Kansas City 8 b Kan City Term 4s. Liake Shore 48 25. . Lake Shos 1. Louis&Nash uni ¢ ‘WOOL MARKET QUIET. BOSTON, November 11 (Speciall.— Aside from activity in Texas Spring wools, the Boston wool market was quiet today. Considerable blood territory has moved, fleece wool market is quiet. Fleeces are firmly held. however, and pre- dictions of 50-cent quotations are heard. Texas 12 months wool was quoted today at 110a112, and eight months at 95298, Fine territory was quoted at 112a115 clean basis, French combing at 105a108, half blood at 102a 105, three-eighths blood at 92a97 and quarter blood at 83a87. Fine Ohio fleeces were quoted at 47a48 grease basis, half blood and three-eighths blood at 47a47% and quarter blood at 471za48. RUBB_EII IMPORTS GAIN. NEW YORK, November 11 (#).— Importations of crude rubber into the United States in October rose to 31,310 tons from 28,114 In October last ar, and for 10 mon of 1927 to 362,693 tons from 337952 tons in | the same period of 1926, the Rubber | Association of America reports. Over 8%% vyield from this rtrong common stock | Your investment in Cities Service | common stock at its present price | guam gives you a yield on your money of over 824 %5 in cash and stock dividends. As an owner of Cities Service common stock you are a profit- sharing partner in one of the larg- est and most successful public utility and petroleum organiza- tions in the country—an organi- zation with total assets of more |§ than $650,000,000 and over | 300,000 security holders. Clip and mail the coupon rm—————————————— Lincoln National Bank Washington, D. C. Washington Stock Exchange SALES. Was Gen. 33,000 af 104 omae Elec i pid. —1 al Tl Fonomata Cand & Gravel Did—10 at 10%! ton Monotype—10 at 104 e ler Linotype—s at 11215 National Mtge. & Inv, pid.—30 at 8%. AFTER CALL. Sanitary Grocery Co. DId.—10 at 102%. 50 at 102 —10 at 108%, 5 at Capital Traction Co.—10 at . :t.’i"f;"n quarter Swiss Cor:.fed 8. but the Toho Elec Pow 78, Tokio 5145 1961 Utd Kingm 6% 1040 | T0% Y9h 1024 Y9l 9lly 106in 103% Y 1015 56 9l v6% vl g5t 104 110 108 ot 98 107 107 1034 ok 4 104% ludin 6 0% 0% Loan Corr John Hancock Mutua 1417 K St ent Insurance Co. Main 9300 ngton Rw 14th and H Streets Capital $1,000,000.00 Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Time Depodits Foreign Exchanges Commercial Crei Travelers’ Credits- Travelers’ Cheques Acceptance Credits Collections Real Estate Loans Collateral Loans Investment Securities Corporate Trusts Individual Trusts Administrator, Executor Safe Deposit Boxes 205705 at 1085 5 at 108%. Washington Gas 6 “A’—Si00 at Potomac Electric pfd. 6s—3 at 111 Potomae ~Electric. cons, 53—$3.000 o 2 i ihants' Transter & Storaze DId.—5 at 103 National Mtge. & Invest. pfd.—B0 at 6%. Money—Call loans. 5 and 6-per cent. BONDS. Bid and Asked Prices. PUBLIC UTILITY at AmT& Tdeb5k%s. Am Water Wke 53, Am Writing Pap 6s Anaconda 1st s, .. Anaconda cv db 7s. Andes Cop 8 rets, Armour&Co 4%s 39 Armour Del 64s. Associated O1l fs, Atiantic Refin 5 Barnsdall 6s 1940, . Bell Tel Pa 5s B. Bell Tel Pa 5sC, Beth Steel rf 5s. Beth Steel 5% 63, Beth Steel 6s. . Bkivn Ed gen 5 Bklyn Union §%s. Central Leather 68, Chile Copper bs. Con Cual Md 1t 68 Con Gas N ¥ bigs. . Cuba Canecv 7s. Cuba Canecv 8. .. Davison Chem 83, Denver Gas bs hery 1D G) 18 N Y Crf tm 43 Centcios. ¥ Cent deb 6s. N Y Cent LS of NYC&StLdbas.. NYCHIESU b lguA NYChI&SLL 6 fasB. INYC&StLEsA. NY N Huv& H 338 New Haven 4865.. NY N HaveH 48 56 NY NH&H db 48 57 NY N HavaH cit 6 NY NH&H cv db 63 INY Kys686b..0.0 TN Y W& Bos 4lys, | Dot &S gen o8 b4 | Not Pac 83 2047 | Nortneru tac 4 84% B83'5 B4% | Norlhern Pac 16! 106 106% 106 | Ure Snort L rfs 48, 9313 Y3ta 931 |Ure Wash Ist 4s... 96% 964 964 | penusyl gen 4% 10U 10U 101% | 4guunys gon o B N W ssossteust.. ¥ATe 24v 4y | Uenisylotas. 103% 10 :% 103% | Pennsy guia is 119"‘ 119 19 Peo % k5 1L 4s 40 i oot | 4 lg"//: lm’ [1tiv U westel 4s.. 95 : {161 ATk e L 4sgas 17 99% 99% 99% | S0 L 1aix> 48 49 Humble Oll 58,404 HumbleO & R 638 17 102% 102% 102% | 5t viisA. [linois Bell 1st 68, 13 106% 105% 105% | 5t [CRIETS Ilitnois Steel 4% 3101 100% 101 {5 5 1 104% 104% 1045 | 5 4 104% 104% ivdss | 5 ;u}g& 1004 100% ! o¢ 110% 109% 109% | 51 L5 W cuu 48 82, 18 110 109% 110 |5 i s WCSUL 4 a8 7 104% 104% 101% | Seap a Lotet dn. .. Int Tel&Teleg 448200 961 96 ot it J Kayser & Co 6348183 106% 103 105% | Svau a 1. cuts o - CPALESAB3. 1 104% 104% 101! 2521} 1o du do A, 1 108% 108% 106w | 5000 c 4% oy 1 108% 108% 105% {55, 1racine cit o i }ggy. ig;h iuz‘- | Sou Pacing er 4a 02 % 9 98% 97% wusw |Jou L KeL 3 108% 108% 103ia | 00 10V 6y 56 7 1004 100 100% | Sputnern Ky 6 %8 55... 26 103% 103% 103% Mors&Colst4%48 3 86% 86% son. | [erm AssoSL4s 1 104% 104% 1044, | AerAinES S 1 116% 116% 1163, | TeX & l'uc 55 77 rts 13 96 95% up | Lhita Avead)as 3 109% 109% 109y, | Union 1ac 15t s 8101 100% 1007 | Union t'ac ist rf 48 3 109% 109 1091 | Un I’ac 4158 67. ... 22 6 111 110% 111 | UntonPac 1st ref 68 11 1011 101% 101% | Union ’ac cv s 1 100% 100% 100Y, | V!rsinis Ry ist . Wabash I8t 5s 5 105 10. ~o Z }8;& }gfiz‘ :g"". Wabush bs 76 B 16 1034 103% 103% “ | West Maryland 48 105 oy 36% 36% 3 104% 104% 104 | W : 2% 102 st Md 548 77... 84 102% 102% 102% Phila Co 638 3 17 104% 104% 1044 ] Wentern f'acific 68 8 100% 9% 100' Uhiia &Raca;u- élun’. 101% 101% | \whuel & L & cn 4 19 2% 92w FEDERAL LAND 1"1erce-Arrow 4% 9% 94% PLANS TO RETIRE STOCK. | guutm ov Aws fin s sons Clo 1uniic Service 6s.. 8 106% 106% 105+ ServGas 6%859 1 105% 105% 10 NEW YORK. November 11 (P).— | e (ata | Paramount-Famous-Lasky Corporation | P ServGas6%s64 1 105% 105% 10 Remington Arms6s 1 97 97 97 is understood to be working on a plan | to retire its $7.745,000 of 8 per cent | Sinciatr Oll 6 4 9% 9% 9% { preferved stock early next year. Film Stnciair Of 634 1 93% 93% 934 Sinciatr Ol 7s, 14 98 9Tn 98 rentals in October in the United States alone were 20 per cent larger than a 2 100% 100% 1004 1 95 year ugo. On Improved Property We invite applications for loans on im- proved property on a MONTHLY PAYMENT BASIS OR STRAIGHT THREE-YEAR PLAN Asked Amer. Tel, Amer, Tel Am. Tel. & Anacostia & Abacostia & C. & P J 3 1185 11 8b% Ban B Pot. Poi. su phone 5 RUBBER UNC}IANEED. NEW YORK, November 11 (Special). —Crude rubber, smoked ribbed sheets, remained ur ged at tods quotation of 36';. This compares with 34 a month ago and 417 a year ago. Bs. 501 Southern Ruilding 1 Please send me full information sbout Cities Service common stock and ks 17-year divi- end record. 15 >34 6 yhly b5l Yo i Vit Lot L% 10 w2y yin 13 106 105' 2 1ot lols 14 100 1us B 112Zh Llak L Loo 10 Yl Yiv Y Yo Yl L i Luds 11 adiw 14 =l ocom b8 1L vea vis 4 uv v 8o vim v 120k Luda 10 Ba 102 18 (it 1l 0 LY. B o il o vin 3 Yo 10 e o2 b1t 14 Yo 1 12 4 8 ) " Lowest Interest Ratcs MERICAN SECTRI SAND TRUST COMPANY o Real Estate Dept. 15th and Penna. Ave. BRANCH Central—7th and Mass. Ave. N.\V Northeast—8th and H Streets N. Southwest—7th and E Streets S.\V. Northwest—1140 15th Street N.\W. TOTAL RESOURCES OVER $38.000,000 105 COTTON GOODS EA;IER. NEW YORK, November 11 (Special). —Trading was quiet and prices were | easier in cotton goods markets today. | Print cloths eased off %4 cent at 815 for 64x6 aind_were unchanged at | 9% for 68 Raw silks were firm in an active mark wis STEEL, ADVANCED. o¥a| NEW YORK, November 11 (P.— vem | Illinols Steel Co., subsidiary of United vl | States Steel Corporation, advanced bzl | prices of bars, shapes and plates $1 | o ton, to $1.90 a ton, Chicago. Inland | 1t | Steel met the advan 1l U./'-‘ 1wl it Yo ‘L PYEN [SISPASE-1-4 Jappe Wash. G Wash' Rwy Wash Bwv & Eic MISCELLANEOUS Barher & Ross. Inc.. Blas . 106% LListy U 1125 10 Yl Yibe 104y Bank Stock Trust Shares % hanks of profit of od of ten & “ ot S Wash Mkt Wardman P Comprise the. 20° v et. S & Continental Trust Co. 14th and H Streets WADE H 'ER Capital $1,000,000.00 a 3 % per annum for a v A safe and conservative, nder Government o r State super vision Full varticulars upon request JAMES B. COCHRAN CO. 1010 Vermont Avenue Washinzton, D. C. vestment . President SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. 1Revorted by J & W. Salix 0 ai) s Yo e oLz v The New York Life Insurance Company Offers to Make First Mortgage Loan On Improved Real Estate m the District ot Colun.bis and Nearby Suburhs in Montgomery (ounty, Md.. for 3.5 or 10 vear terms on vour 5%% Apply RARNDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY Incorposted MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESPONDENT 1321 Connecticut Ave. Telephone Main 9700 Yu'a voky Yy Yo uBl vota | neton TRUST COMPANY Amerlean ecurity & Trust Continental Trist. FIRST MORTGAGES | 1354 . & Hud Ry Co %3 dison EL 41 Bas. 4 Rwy 9 120 L19% 3 126% 126l 1 91% 91% 4 1004 10 85 103% 1027 33 o8 uTm T4 100 98 Y7 on H9in 1 fion Tru o 3 ! ‘ash, Joan & Trust i i SAVINGS BANK. .!xn! ",,r Bflkfl)gzd‘l 56 East Wahington, Potomac Apartment Office Building THE SMALL INVESTOR OF TODAY —may be the large investor of tomorrow. Much depends on his insistence upon safety first, then reasonable profit, as he places his first surplus funds. He will not make a mistake if he chooses our 6% FIRST MORTGAGES Home Business Property 1007 § 1164 | 101 109 105 Title .. te Title’"." Co. of M MISCELL! Barher & Ross. Inc “hevy Chase Dairy Columbia Al Esta Title Ine. er a Third of a BANK BONDS ng ) iio o 1o Century Stressin, g Without a the ver . zortant point—that “caring for feet is better than curing them"—has brought us the pa- tronage of a host of men who rely upon our judgment for size and fit. We're fortified with Shoes from the best makers in America and London to render specially accurate service—rightly priced. $10 to $18 exceptionally good Hose, f.r street and sporis wear. —as his foundation investment. He is sure to earn. sure not to lose, which, after all, is invest- ment’s highest goal. Inquire about these mortgages in small denominations and about the Partial Payment Plan. B. F. SAUL CO. Main 2100 925 15th St. N.W. 9 95 ; o $ 105% 105% 1064 | So Por RicoSug 7s 1 110% 110% 110% Suuthwest Bell6s. 8 106% 105% 105' Standard OIL N J 68 20 103% 108% 103% Sug EastOrlent7s 6 100% 99% 100% Tenn Klec Pow 8s. 3 107% 107% 107% Potedo Edn 1st 78, 18 108% 108% 1084 Sou Bell Tel 5. Wash, Mec) Wash. Mcdical Bliz, Corn Woodward & Lothrop pid *Ex dividend. 1 L 105% 109 . GILLICK PROMOTED. = USRubistrfbs.. 44 98 92% u2n| NEW YORK, November 11 () FOREIGN EXCHANGE. U S Rub 73 1 108% 103% 103% | I". B. Berry has retired as president | (Quotations turnished by W. B. Hibhs & Ce U S Steel s 29 108% 108% 10X | and general manuger of Americun I Selling \itah Pow & Lt 2 100% 100% 100 | Type Founders’ Co., and has been i Vertientes Sug 7s.. 1 99% 99% 99% ted chairman of the board. Joseph | fondon Wiarher ,. | I°. Gillick, vice president, was elected | Vot e 8 30.. 23. 864 88 38% | hresident and general manager. I Westn Unlon 1 112% 112% 1123 SR [t | \Vestinghou 2 104% 104 104!, Wilxon & Co iat 68, 1 101% 101% 1011, voontatn 8&T Os.. 1106 106 100 RAILROAD. Atchison gen 4. 41 AtlanticCL e POTATO MARKET WEAK. CHICAGO, November 11 () tatoes—Receipts, 200 cars total United Stat demand and dull and weuk; round whites, 1.60a1 fancy higher; Minnes North kota sacked round whites and River Ohios, 1.50a1.60, mostly 1.55; sncked sandland Ohlos, 1 ldaho . a* dhade higher; 30, shipments Angl too ‘r Burt Co.—1343 F Sireet Washington Znrich Athens Maind Vienna TREASURY CE~ 7 CATES. i) i ©toatelhs 1 %W Seligman & Co.y 0001414 el riney 1.50a et e THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SAFETY poorly graded, o 98'% 100 b Crown ¥ 100 100332 stckholm cowi oy