Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1928, Page 15

n 0y FINANCIAL.S D. ¢, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY FINANCIAL. [t BONDS st o] Raceived by Private Wire Direct to The Star Ofice Quotations to 2:33 p.n.—Final Quotations in 5:30 Edl!|¢m. UNITED STATES. HIGH-GRADE LIST Lib3%s... 68 10124 10120 10124 Advance in Rediscount Rate, Libist4%e 5 1034 103 1034 Lib3d 4ys }1“ 100 14 10012 100 12 . % 9 and Firmer Call Loans Are Factors. 1928, COTTON GOODS EASIER. NEW YORK, February 3 (Special).— Cotton goods markets were quiet and easier today. Print cloths slipped off ;¢ at 815 for 68x72s and remained un- changed at 7% for 64x60s. Raw silks advanced 5 points in an active market. BUTTER IS STEADY. CHICAGO, February 3 (P).—Butter unchanged: receipts, 7,181 tubs. Eggs 07 [ higher; receipts, 10,244 cases; firsts, . 35; ordinary fi 30a32. Tu 5w er St Ind M B Fim STAR, WASHINGTON, NEW YORK CURB' MARKET i REBUV[RY .I-RAII-S Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office Irish ¥ State | A0 Jux Sta M_RBk 2 Elee 53 A, bonds traded in on the New York Curb 10 Lme, & 3 de 1:10 i 4 P Sales. High. Low 106% 106% ' | warner Sug 7s 41. 104 103% West Klec bs. Westn Unlon 6%s. 1216 1124 Westinghouse 5s.. 6 104% 104% Wilson & Co Ist s 10 102% 102 WinRepeat Ar 7i6s 1 106t 106% Yngstn S&T 5s wi. 20 101 100% Market today: INDUSTRIALS ol Prog s et P High Some Shares Reach New High Ground in Rally, Fol- Atchison ad) :‘:.'.L:‘;A;;u 921 |0W|flfl Sharp Break. ) . Atchison aen 4 8 ] i -i.u’.'.’:..n'f i Atlantte C L I8t ¢ 9% it Stores. 974 BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. Svecial Dispateh to The Star, NEW YORK, February 3.—Withstand- ing as it did the rather unexpected increase in the New York Federal Re- serve rediscount rate from 3% to 4 per cent, the curb market's action to- day gave one of the clearest Indica- tons of the utter disregard with which the speculative community has faced adverse developments on the outside. The immediate response was rather a sharp break in the recent favorites. But they showea thelr ability to re- cover later and in & number of in- stances to go forward into new high ground, & Eleotric, crossing 126, was up almost 3 points on the day and at a new high record. The 18- point rise Thursday in American Light & Traction was tollowed by an over- night drop ot 10 points. The stock re- guvered lost ground later. Electric Bond and Share opened 2 points low- er and retraced most of the loss in the onwealth idison was extended several points further. = | _.In the mining section New Jersey Zinc appeared to be benefiting from the better outlook for the metals. A break of more than 3 points in Newmont at the outset was followed by heavy spec- ulation in the issue, which carried it mrk close to where it left off Thurs- 5 A $1 8 o p W9 10324 10323 10326 e M1 10210 102 :‘3 IA Pl 21% 107 107 o 1o 1103 15 1152 PRICES ON-PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, February 3 (#).—Prices moved irregularly on the bourse today. Three per cent rentes, 68 francs 75 centimes; 5 per cent loan, 87 francs 30 centimes: exchange on London, 124 francs 2! entimes. The dollar was * | quoted at 25 francs 467 centim 4 Woodle: XDARD OI1, 1SST SUBSIDIARIES - Anglo Am 01l US4uss: ol 1 o s A, | ND_FORMER | Ks | BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. e Special Dispatch to The Star NEW YORK, February 3.—The effect on bond prices of the advance in the Federal Reserve discount rate here to Gan & EI pi Jand, Mac L & T & Trac vl s | Argentine 6s Ju 59. 27 Argentine 6s Oct59 6 100% Argentine 6sA.... 100% Argentine 6s B 1001y Australia 53 1955.. 47 98w Australia 5s 1957.. Austria 78, 100t 100% 100% 100% 1004 1004 98 98 17 1 104 2 97 100 10474 107 106 T4 110w 1054 1014 961x 9614 994 104% 1047 T 1070 ht 106 1147 114% 1097 1104 105 1054 101% 101% o 964 9 987 109t 109ty 99 99y 98% 983 107': 107% 101% 102 101% 101% 11 11t 110% 110% 96% BKIynilevated 6las RKIvn Manhat s, Buff R & Pitt 4158, Can Nat 41530 Can Nat 4%s Canad North 614s. Canad North s Canad Pac deb 4s Can Pac 4125 46 Cent of Ga 6s.. Central Pacific 4 Cent Pac 18t 58 90, snd industrials. Because of the low return which | Belgium 7. thev provide, the influence of the high- | er rate was strongest on Government | Belzium Of these the long-term Treas- | Belgium 8s. < suffered most. The 33;s at one | Bolivia 8s... e dropped down to 107. comparing | Bordeaux 6s. h the high ot the year of better ' Brazil64s, than 1081, the 4s were at 110, as | Brazil7 against 11135 last month. and the 33s | Brazil 8s. were off :,. In the Liberty list the | Buenos Aires 7s 57 first 31,s and fourth 41,s were weaker. | Buenos Aires 7s 58 the better grade rails there | Canada 5s 1952 shading in prices of from i 10| Canada 5%s 19; point and about the same in public | Chil 1943 iities. Some of the latter group. | ChileSs1941...... uve and strong recently. including | Chile 8s 1946 Nor'h American Edison 5s. Columbia | Chinese G Gas & Electric 5s and Philadelphia Co. | Christian 55, were down 1, 10 1 | Con Pow Jupan 1 It was quite natural that convertible | Copenhagen bsci.. bonds should have rn‘ded llThlosc ?fi- go:enp;gen 54, uring most in the early spell of weak-|Cuba 5ls..... ness were the metal and ol issues. The | Czecho 7lss ret decline in this group ranged from 1 | Caecho 8s 1981, 1 3, In the rail list a further loss | Danish Munic 8s A -of 11, points in Seaboard Air Line ad-| Denmark 8a. . Sustments, and new low prices for the | DE 154s Nov movement of other obligations of this| 'l_"ulehz--'v ‘u- road. together with declines of '3 t0 A | o nland 8 ’-‘ full point in Missouri Pacific 4s, Den-| rnmlr;ean L] ver 5s and Chicago & Eastern Iilinois | French e 1 5s. reflected the general unsettlement.| ll:u 118% An opposite mcvement l‘lnn lggl‘: Missouri-Kansas-Texas adjusf St Shich moved up 2 Points in Sympa 1074 1074 with the preferred stock, into which e :u: they are converticle and whose divi- o dend has just been raised to 7 per bt ] cent. Local tractions were quieter and P tollfiog irregular. The new financing in the foreign :g: ”\‘: market made its impression on exist- | ing issues. This was guite positive on Japanes 2% 924 the group of French rails as & res 7 108% 1024 of the proposed retirement of me‘Je'rgemu M bt 105 106 Paris-Orleans 7s, at 103. on September | Lyon 6s.... 101% 101% 1 in favor of a new 51 per cent bond. | dexico 480 ;:: ;:: 7t vanced a_point over The old 7s advan poi k] 1024 102% | NEW YORK, February 3 (Special).— A new fssue of $20.000.000 Government of the Argentine Nation external sink- » |ing fund 5'; per cent gold bonds ma- |turing August 1. 1962, priced at 97 to | yield about 570 per cent is being mar- * |keted today by a banking group com- | prised of the Chase Securities Co., Blair hack + |& Co.. Inc.. Ernesto Tomguist & Co.| g i /| |Ltd., Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.. Brown t Hot 7s ni 71 1 Lt 10 iBros. & Co., Equitable Trust Co. of Ne e A .. | York, Graham, Parsons & Co.: Blyth, | Witter & Co.. E. H. Rollins & Sons | Union Trust Co. (Cleveland), Illinoi: Merchants Trust Co. (Chicago). Contin- ental National Co.. J. G. White & Co. Inc., and Hemphill, Noyes & Co. Corp AK100% Cory 101% 122 116 90 100% 101% 98w . 1st Trust Loans Any Amouor D. C. and Montgcomery County Larze Construction Projects FRED T. NESBIT 1010 Vermont Ave w a2 ~ I k-r}.‘.h i 110 hao o9ty 99 # 107t WAS & R 102 3 AGE LOANS ANY AMOUNT MORTG Seeureq nearby TH M. L Blde.. 1 o Minsch, Mondell & Co. offer today EaN a new fssue of $6,000,000 Pennsylvania : ; Water & Power Co. first refunding AR 4 > s 3 mortgage gold bonds, series “B" 4!, e EUgpd i il § ey i per cent due March 1, 1968. The bonds M &SP Wi are priced at 99 to yleld over 455 per &SP Wi i cent S P&l s lvll " R, ates Valce B 1 Beacon Oil s Beaverboard 8 ) A 105% 106% 1034 1084 106 106 Public offering is being made *oday of the new issue of $3.000.000 Harttord | Times, Inc.. 15-year 6 per cent sinking fund gold debentures, due February 1 1943, priced at 99. to vield about €.10 per cent, by Hemphill, Noves & Co.. Eastman, Dillon & Co. and Tomson, & Co. Offering is also heing made of a new issue of 50,000 shares of participating preference stock (no per value) at $39.50 per share, to yleld over 759 per cent MEMBERS New York Stock Exchange New York Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold for Cash or Carried on Margin THE MAYFLOWER HOTEL Connecticut Ave at DeSales St. Teiephone Main 1581 Resident Partner Tow Alum Uten mwith Fd Such recent favorites as Deere com- mon, Johns-Manville, 8anitary Grocery, Melville Shoe and Bancitaly were called " [upon to absorb heavy, selling _orders | and the manner in which these offer- | lnv were taken was impressive. lemam ox“ (cnturezd tnl; "lw group, dropping over 8| after the opening, only &’ retrace the loss later. It was a market which ve every evidence of powerful un- lying strength, despite adverse de. velopments in the credit situation. CORN TURNS UPWARD | French 8s. . | Ger Am Bank T {Ger Gen Elec 78, Chi Union Sia 6148 CaW)synbz.., 31054 2 100% 4104% 8 1024 1 106% 2 109% 5 99% 3 97 SN BN Rec e i 5.000 Chicago & y Co. 4! cent certificates, series T. due serially N er 1. 1928, to No- vember 1. 1942, is being offered toda: by Halsey. Stuart & Co. The bond are priced to yield from 4 to 4.20 per cent, according to maturity. Offering of 2.750.000 Western Power. Light & Telephone Co. first lien collateral 20-year 6 per cent guld Northwe | italy Pul equipment trust Cuba Nor 5% Del & Hud st rf 48 Del & Hud s ... Del & Hud 78 30 4 104% 1l figure, as did the P. L. M. 7s and §§. Nord 6!ps. The Est 7s may be re- deemed in 1929 at 105, and were sell- ing today less than a point under that figure. The other rails are not redeem- sbie prior to 1932 and 1934. The second piece of foreign financ ing of significance was $20.000,000 of Argentine 5ls at 97. to yield 5.70. With nine issues of 6 per cent bonds amounting to $255.000.000 outstan 3 and all of them selling at their price of par or better. the new 51gs at a discount from par of 3 points will Norway 6s 19! Orient Dev deb 6s. Puaris-Ly-Med 1 . Paris-Orieans 7 Peru 6s 67 Paris-Ly-Med 6s., 1 108% 108% , Den & 110G an 48. 100 934 102% 103 | p & Rio G imp 58. 101w 101% 1 5 RI0 G West 1024 102% | et United 4% 1024 1024 1024 103% ! :m 18t cons 4 9Th 98 w9 1004 | Erieconv 4n ... 108% 108% | Erte cvt 55 67 wi.., 1041 1045 | FIa EC5374...... 69 89W Y1 9l | Gr Trunk stdbés.. 103 108 | Grand“Trunk 7s:.. 107w 1074 |AS WHEAT PRICE SAGS | Argentine and Australian Small | Grain Shipments Have Effect on Chicago Values. | By she Amsociated Press, | CHICAQO, Pebruary 3.—Corn scored a fresh advance in price early today de- Am o Inv iak A Bak B Bronze Fireor{c Jee Cream Laund_Mach 10 Gen Puh Sor 4 Glen Alden Conl1 @ Goehel G 17 Gold Seal Elec H e : | tor of Campbell, bonds, series A. is expected early next week through A. B. Leach & Co. Inc and Porter, Fox & Co., DIVIDEND EXPECTED. NEW YORK. February 3 (#).—Direc- Wynant & Cannon Foundry Co.. are ewpected to inaugu- rate dividends at the annual rate of §2 a share at their meeting next Monday | The company makes motor blocks for 7™ STREST KW appeal 10 those who desire an appre- Great North djye w 1064 106% | Great North bs. 110 110 | Great North 5% ¥2'y ¥3 | Oreat Norgen? #0% ¥l | Hav EIRy bs 99% 100 | Hav Ei Ry i\ilfill- omobiles, trucks and trac- spite initial downturns and notwith- standing weakness of wheat. Country ufferings and consignments of curn were small, and further corn Aerx:aort & 3 business was reported, whereas Argen- Ind Ray 107 107w | Hud & Mun ref is. tine and Austrailan wheat shipments 1 mm‘ R 107 107 | Hud & Manaj 8s.. were heavy. Starting unchanged to 3 Intern TOL B 113% 113% | half a cent lower, corn soon rose all Johns-Manv 111 Cent ref around to above yestertay's finish. t 4 33 off and held Oats were The Appropriate Investment 8: ‘Wheat opened ! to near to the initial range. 6 99% |n"' a int Rapid Tran 8s. 56 75% 2 Int Rap Tr 68 stpd 104 78% int Rapld Tran6s. 39 775 108 105 | int Rap Tran 7s 101 101 | {nt& G Nor ist {|COTTON SCORES GAIN | sfiti" i e ON FOREIGN BUYING (B It Ry C Am G 41 5l 95k | | 109 103 it oy ol | Covering and Commission House 1115 1115 | Kansan Crey 8 86, Demand Also Factors in the | oty | KenCi ; 3 -;’:.,‘ :::: i an City Term 4s. 4 93% ¥ Early Advance. | Y% Yl | Lake-Bhore 4s28.. 7 99U 99 { 106 106 | LakeShore 4sil.. 2 99% 9 | 964 967 Lenigh Vaicp4s.. 1 924 LehighVaicon 4% 2 101% Lehigh Val 58 2003 3 109 TLong Is rf 48 49 Louis&Nash unt Lo ur o . Fein “Fiep Mu 1\ Lone 1ol Lt pfd | 1 Maoning Bow Tom nmatiflal 1064 106% 92% v s 1s 1074 1074 & -1 az am Lo 10P O Ed 6a' A ww 10310 1 Se E 003, ® Serv Ca Dl San 6 AR WP L A4 B85S a —may be entirely u —and, of course, the r other way around! Selecting a and profitable investment i that must be based o than surface indicati this institution takes not only the selection « —but in their dispe £Za aman % Fexaad By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Februsry 3.—The cot- | ton market opened firm today at an ad- | vance of 23 to 30 points on active cover:ng, foreign buying, believed to be for trade account, and scme commis- | sion demand, which evidently ly firm L Live cables. Prices sold up to g 4 17.48 for May and 17.29 for October, or | & Yorthw Ensincer i v \ about 25 to 35 points above vesterday's | ¢ N close during the first few minutes, but | the rally attracted realizing and there | were reactions of 13 or 15 points. 1 Private cables attributed the advance in Liverpool to trade calling, coverlng‘ and rebuying and said there was an hio E = absence of selling pressure. R0 ot 104 ‘The reacticn from the opening ad- & 143, vance carried the market off from P&LT 17.26 for May and 17.13 for October, or about 12 to 18 points from the best. volume of business tapered off on the decline, however, and the market held fairly steady on continued cover- | ing, while buying was also reported for continental account. Reports that spot cotton was offered less freely in some parts of the South contributed to the steadiness of the market. Prices at| midday were about 18 to 24 points net higher. 109 1104 | 95% Yo% H MISCELLANEOUS. at. Ajax Rubber 83 2 108 108% 108% | Am AgriCnen 7 8106 0oty Lué at| Am iepubdeb 6s.. 1 1025 102% 1024 | s1an ity 10t 30 {AMBmit & I8 st 58 9 1025 102% 102% | syarket Bt (540, ., at :m ;u:n:; K‘er 6 v 105 108% 105 ] . | Am el 399 weh yun |AmT & Teltrss.. 16 105% 105 105k | :::‘(p';‘é:i‘g:;‘l:m Am T & T sf bs. . 106% 105% 105% ' 31 St P & SSM 5%s | Am Tel & Tel bis. by 109% 108% 109 | Am Water Wks by Am Wrig Paper | Anaconda 1st 6s. Anaconda cv db 7 | Andes Copper 7 | Armour&Co 414839 Armour Del %3 Associated Oil 6 Barnadall 68 1940, 11 Teil P MEBtP&SSMen s St ¥ Let us send you interesting circulars giving FOREIGN BONDS ciation in their capital rather than of lower coupon bonds, with the holder expressed the refunding of do- | Queen mestic issues the | #tio de Jan 8 Bobes. s 923 Co.—10 at 11 20 Sa0 Pauio 1950, at 114 SerbeCrot 8 at Ambsh‘ Security & Trust Co.—12 8t ' Syeden 6s. 450. ashington - 506, 20 at 506, 10 at 507. Barber Columbia Sand & Gravel Co. 10| Utd Kingm 5 %5 37 Mige. & Invest. prd—530 at| y . ;pon 1047, 5 &t 1047, 10 at 104%,. ‘ashington Lansion Monotype—3 at 1 full facts about desirable offerings higher income. There probably will be 2 gradual redemption of the 6s in favor of f issues facing the same pros- wflor:}n; reduced income as he has | Porio Al - past year. | Wueensiand 7 _ | ithineibe Un s Washington Stock Exchange wica s 110 Gr Do Sul 8 Ho Washington Gas 65 “A"—$500 at 106. . Washington Rwy. & Elec. 45—81.000 8t | Sag bauto §11, Capital Traction B St 1145, 30 at 114%, 20 at 1145, 20| Senrro en ! Powmac Blectric 51 Pid.—1 8t 108K | So1ssons Washington Gas Light—3 M. | Sweden 5%s. it w Loan & Trust Co—10 at| Swies ocirsd & Ross com—25 at 34, 25 at| [oho £t Pow 7a 34, 5 at 34 d.—10 19Kio 5138 1561 at 104 10 at 1042, 10 at 104k, 10| (19 K\Eon o8 ‘ ven 6 1043, 10 at 10450, 10 at 1043 G0l el After Call. Columbia Sand & Gravel pfd—10 Rwy. & Elec. pld—2 103. Wardman Park Hotel 5':5—$2,000 96 08%. Sanitary Grocery Co. pfd.—10 at 1053, 10 at 106, 10 at 105%. 10 at 106. Money—Call Joans, 5 and 6 per cent Bid and Asked Prices. ,ONDS. C UTILITY Big 3o Pucifio gen Mo Pac s A 6! 121% 121% | Mo Pac 58 F17.... 64 Y24 92% ) Mob & Ohlo4%s 77 2 99 41 91N 90 90T ! A 1103 103 103 P , .+ 34 101% 100% 100%, 1 :z‘;\: £ Yoaw 103t 10| 2 % 1087 108 | N 0 22 106% 105 106% | & ’2 ::": B 106% 106% 106% | N rfim4ates... 2 104 18 271 269 211 I N Y Cent r 15 32 109% 40 6% ¥6 96w | NYChI&SIL 8%sA 15 1074 51 100% 100 w Haven3%a b4 1 79% o 81% 8% NHE&H db 48 A7 Z 106% 106% 6 105 13 95 7 107% 107% 17 54 56 4 104% 104% 104% T 90% 90 Yom Y4% 94% 94k 10 105 105 105 7 107% 107% 1 168 96k whw Hoe & Co 644 L 18 v9% 9Ty Humble VIl o .20 101 101 1ilinois kell 1mt Gn. 2 106% 106% Liinois Sieel 44 4101 100% int Mer Marine & 1 106% 10h% int Paper bs 47 16 101% 101% | iuter Payer fd 19 104% 104% int Tel&Telex 4 %8 4 J Kayrer & Co b Kan Cily P& L 5 nGa&ki6ssz Lacled laciede U bign Liggett & Myers Ts. Loriliatdbe,...... Loulsv G & K b8 62 Midvale Bre Mot Power » uwer deb by Int 4l 2 i3 Tel by YULLHEP New York K4 61 NYTelayn. ., ... NYTel6s41, Y Yol b gy North A v Nor Onie Tr & L b Nor States Pow Ls TET Intbs, ., Vac T &V I8 62 Pan-Aner Pete 63 Phile o be 61w, I'liis Corf 62 A hiilak ftenn Cal b8 C. E. MORAN & CO. Incorporated Investment Bankers, 1716 H St. N.W. Moran Bldg. 47 122 PUEL 50 93 Ekiyn Edison - Bkiyn Union 6%s.. Chile Copper Col 109 | % 107% | 9% | 821 117 105 - 3 o 100 SURPLUS INVENTORY CLOSE-OUT 50% Reductions { —on office furniture, including des chairs, tables, filing cabinets and f bookeases in all woods and finishes. See them at our warehouse display room, 1126 Vermont Court, rear Burlington Hotel. Note these values— DIVIDENDS. i06% | Cuban Am Sug - Dery «(DG)"15.... & | DetroitEdison b5 40 Dodg Pav- Hars Recu Fely L DR Comvany NY O&W gen 48 65 id | Nor & 8 gen 68 54.. | Norfolk & Wen 4 Nor Pac 3a 2047 4 | Donner Kteel 75 1 Eart Cuba Sug 7 Goodrich 64 07% Goodyear Wiy 7w | N 101% 1064 101 106% | 101% | 104n | Yh'a 1081 m Tol & Lt L ot Paver R Ore Wash 181 4 5 Swill & 3 Pennsyi gen 4%s 9 104, Pennsyl 28 113 Pennsyl 3 104 Pennuy) 6% 1n1 rennuyl gol 104% | POt R L& P 3 106% 106 1064 | 1tesding gen 4% 4 102% 102y 1024 | Reading J C 48 2 106% 105k 1u5u | 1110 G West ol 4 125% 128% 1234 | M1 Ark & L 4% Z ¥l w1 97 | StLIM&B sy, 18 104% 104% 104% | Stl. | M&S gn b8 31 5 101% 1015 1015 | Bt 1+ IM&R RAG ¢a 2 105 106 105 21 101% 101% 101% 4 874 WTY 1 107% 1075 6 s un 41165 1ien 7 10zim V02 NN £ 411 1100 o 1087 104% 1080 1 CRUZNND 2 108 1084 A 106% 108% 10 i | | G 104% "Dnicy Prd 1Ko 1% Q 1 Feb oo stock SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by J & W Seligman Aflis Chalmers e 10037 Alui Co. ot Amer 1001 2 100% YKo 70 Tty b 93 For Example 60x32 Combination Walnut Flat Top Office Desk for $32 :\E},;:-::‘a\lx' , Bank of l-.ngl:nml\‘l‘, oo Stack of Book Revolving Avmchairs, B Chime, topand S .~ of England type ... Office Tables ... High Grade, 4 drawer, steel Side Chairs . .... Heab A Load; .. Seub A L con 6s | BICAIFIa 8035 AL S15 ALl s 68 35 8. Bou Pac 4n 29 Sou Pacific cit 48 Bou Pacific re | Bou Ity gen Southern it TexArk 18 8 Tex & Iac bn 17 11 1024 Third Ave ref 4n 60 43 647 1 i “Bhas’s Third Avernd) b 37 60w o0 1 e K ” h‘Il! R i R AR sl MU AN Ry o w e o Youue S8 T pid 108 o (0 MINING NTOCKS el e Explara a 108% 1065 $16.00 creneess 1000 up 30 109, | 106 107y, 108 By, Wi rvice Li4s 4 L06Y 106 rvice bn. . 12 1079 197 Punie Alekre Ts 1105 dok tonAr be 42 10 Y i TR T TE TH 1075 I Tol Tr L& BY%s 30 8 101% 101% ' 21wy Ry TR sy I (TR B 100% 1004 7 11% 118% B 100 100 u 10WY 108 % 611085 1o Went Maryland 4s. 16 Bow Bo'u Kbl West MA 6 17.. 16 J02% 1010 024 tern Pacifie fa, 18 100% 100 100 [ - PR 26.00 Cand, B e 0 ‘o, tia 100 < l Union Fac ov fs Virginia iy 181 b Wabush e 16 1 tips Rt FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS Tiogal Tilen) v vovonsss 1Quoted Ly Alex Brown & ¥ Closng Went Nhore 4« 2460 11 92 i WY M Con OH s s R The W.D. Campbell Company ) win o duR| AN MA 3 - i §1 sl e W4 924 15th St. N. W, West Side McPherson Squarc YOUNGETOWN ~The steel industry Telephone Franklin 5660 108% 1080, iblse Bou el Tel bs Suuthwest Bell o Stand O N S be 46 Sup bt Orient s Lennbiectus 68 41 2 W' ) Pulean kadn incTa. 1 10T% 1075 Citen Liug 68 1107 10T J a0 Yo 96 235 104 1041y A ORTL 10K, URTANT LR TN U 4 10 104% 104% 10 106% 106% 15 1085 108% 2 100% 1007 s 10 s J07 W7o W7 Yh'e 15 I the most satisfactory position i It i N1 FO Rery hus occupled for months in this sec- i X J Ol Sorv glo @ ton. Employment is steadier, and men (P T who have not worked for six month: in some cases now are regulurly ployed in the rolling mills, il iy Veitisuien Bug in, AGull ol ot P