Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1928, Page 11

FINANCIAL. £ TARNE PRODLETS DENARD IPROVES 11 NSURANCE FIRMS - INVEST IN STOCKS Fire Risk Concerns Are Ex- ception to General Policy at Present. BY JOH.N F. SINCLAIR. Star Soecial Dispatel Rewspaver Abfunce: " cl ’&“3“"??5 .;i:;-:lg Swhita ude life rance , which by law, in nearly all States, are pro- hibited’ from investing in common stocks, we find that insurance organi- zations are turning to stocks rather than bonds and mortgages as an in- vestment. ? pe Pire insurance companies during this period increased their total assets in stock from 55 per cent to 61 per cent. Their bond holdings decreased from 42 to 37 per cent. Casualty companies had 15 per cent of their total investments in 1924 in i‘mks‘ and 23 per cent three yéars ter. Their bond holdings, in the meantime, dropped from 79 to 72 per This change in the assets from bonds to stocks is an attempt to a higher current rate in the lr’:ce o't“ thennssmg security prices years. during the last few RIDAY, AUGUST 24, . NEW YORK CURB MARKET _Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office STAR. WASHINGTON 1928. | N NEW YORK BONDS STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office UNITED STATES. High. Sales. High. Low. Bdd Lib3%s. .. 9919 9916 69 Lib 1st4%s 101 " Lib 3d 4%s. 9 Lib 4th 4 1013 US 3843, 9817 Three Issues Act in Sym-; ysiin i . Sds 1944, 6 pathy With Stocks. | us«uss:. s Market Quiet. | Sales. Hish Argentine 6s Ju B9, 19 o | Argentine 65 Oct59 Argentine 6s A BONDS SHOW GAINS INTRADING TODAY 1Zenith Radio 8 Zonite Low. Sy 69 9514 Close. RN 69 Sales. Chi&E M gnbs51. 3 Chi Gt West 4369. 5 CM&SP ret 43589 48 ChiMIISP&Pacbs 75 47 CMS1¥:Pacadi 5303565 ChINW 4%82037. 5 Chi & NW 78 ChiTH &S E 6s. Chi Un Sta 43 hi Union Sta 6% 44 43 101% C&StL 4168 B Clev Term bs. Cuba Nor 5s cts. Det & Hud 6%s... 103% | AEentine 62 5. Del & Hud 78 30, .« 103 | BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN, Special Dispaich to The Star. Australia 4% 66. . S :’,::‘l‘;n'l“':u”‘%“ 4s. 9 9 90% | goocial Dispatch to The Star NEW YORK, August 34.—Thiree con- | A0stralia §a 1008 . s Brisautconst NEW YORK, August 24.—Increased tivity at advancing prices in practi- ™ e e | Australta 581 L | A Sl ; s 5 en 43 ORISR~ Sl S— iz e oVt baeTw . | catly ail groups characterized today's | developments on the Curb Exchange. ’ ket | trading interest market | Bank ofChile 6% DA SonvexL 7 showed an average advance of 4 points. | Belglum 6s. . bbb b = o d Jamel i Ty were Tublic Service of New Jer- | Belgium 6148 Fia East C6s74. pa | THs Cneau Ok ",:“"'.'}’.:,"L;,p:,fl',f; sev 4i.s, ‘Anaconds Copper 7 and | Belgium 7s 1955, Gt Nor 4%s 76 D.. vould be attributed only to the decline es Copper 7s. All moved automati- Belgium 7s 1956 Great North 5 of $22,000,000 in brokers’ loans reported with the Stock for which they il b after the close of business Thursday. ¢ xcha . Barnsdall con- o A ) e: " - ok e Bafii 1l i, 1, R P il PO 58 0 Wt T ais speculative demon- rdeaux 6s 10015 100% 1004 | Hu an a) 58 | = % bbbl et A haot pconiied e o | Briall 15K, . 18 B4 78 | |[HUD& Man retos. el T seacind change in investment senti- | Braxiigias 1 % 95K ek |1 Cent ref 4a. for leadership had some special incen- ¢ was the opinion among un- | prZy go-" " 1o Logar| 11 Cent 432 6 tive for the buying. Capterpillar Trac- & houses and dealers that the | prafle e J e 1ot | Int Raptd Tran ss. tor common rose some 6 points to a brokers' loans this week Te- | canaga 5s 193 1004 100% Int Rap Tr 63 stpd. new high record above 79 on rtports arily the shifting of bonds | Canada 5is 1929 100% 00N | DL Ra TEn that negotiations for acquisition of an- 2o banks to ultimate CONSUMETS. | Chile 7s 1943. . .... St 10z )at R-nguns s other prominent but unnamed related has been ‘(‘):e ':;“:Lt,’,’,‘:’,‘,’{“,‘,“; rg;; Chinese Gov Ry 5s. }:{ 2;’2: A':" 5;:; . company were nearing completion. velopment in the s B By G A ke Melville Shoe Gain. Melville Shoe new, representing the Columbia 6s 1 this month. Con Pow Japan Kansas City 8 5s.. . shares outstanding after the recent re- Louis&Nash uni 4s capitalization, went to its highest since Zited States Government issues SUg- | Copenhagen 4% gested preparations for the September | Danish Munic §s B. £ Mich Cen deb 4s 2 o) 5 3 trading started. The demand appar- i kil ently was based on the contention that ancing. There was & better demand | Dutch East 16s47. for them at higher prices, probably to | Dutch East ] 6s 62, M St PESSM cn 4s. 4y g current selling prices were not a_true Ltk Sl Teflection of the earning ability of the Place the group on a more favorable | El Saivador §s 48 e e company. Apponaug still had as the for bringing out the new notes. | Finland 5 Mo Ewaltio gon 48. . 15 1% | incentive for buying at new top prices ¥ ging” was much overdone on | French 7s.... the occasion of the last issue of 3%gs | French 7%4s. o Mo Pac 5s A 65 4 5 g the recent highly favorable six months’ Mo Pac 58 I 7 98 e delRi *| carnings statement. and had a bad subsequent effect on the | Ger Am Bank these bonds and all others ed with them. Both Treasury { certificates today and the long Liberty loans were higher On the contrary Following s a list of stocks and bonds traded in on the New York Curb Mar- ket today: Sales in INDUSTRIALS. ngh. Low. Close. » 2 27 hundreds. 4 Adams Millis ... 7 e 3% 1 up Mf A 10 Allfed Pack .. 2'Allison Dr A .. 1Alum Co Amer . 3 Alum Ltdrts .00 0 63 Am & For Pow War.. 7 Amer Arch Co .. 51 Am Cyanamid B 5 Amer Dept: Stores 7 Amer Gas & El 1Am Hawallan 8 8 14 Amer Lt & Trac i Amer Mfg 10 Amer Nat Gas 2 Amer Rayon P 6 Amer Rofl Ml .... 3 Amer Sol & Chem 3Amer 8 & C_p pfd 11 Amer States Sec A 2'Amer Sta Sec war 6 Amer Superp A 6 Amer Superp B ... # Anchor_Post. Fence 1 Anglo Chil Nitra . 12 Apponaug Co, ... .. 1 Asso Dye & Prir 3'Asso Gas & El 2 Atl Fruit & Sug 2 Atlas Blywood 4 Auburn Auto Co 1, Babcock & Wilcox 1 Bahia- Corp sas 2 Balab & Katz vic 98 Barcitaly Corpn 30 Beld Hall Elec 5 Beld Hall Elec A - 1 Bendix Corp B 1 Bendix Corp A ... iBliss B W.. 7Bohn Al & Bri. 1 Brillo Mfi. 1 Brist Myers ... 2 Brit-Am Tob B. 1 Brit-Celanese L 1Bkiyn City R 1Budd Mk, §Buf Niag & 4Buf Niag & 1Buf N & E 3 Bullard Ma 4 Butler Bros : 1Buzza Clark. | 9 Campbell Wyani 27 Gan Marconi W 1 Capital Tract s 7 d 2 Garnation_ Milk.. 67 Caterpil Tract 1 Cavanagh Dobb 11 Gelan Cor Am iCelan C _Am n pfd : Celotex Co. 5 Gelotex Co_ pfd 1Cent PIp Cor iCent Fut 8 A 7 Charls Corp 100 Check Cab_Mfs Ve Childs_Co pfd iCit 8 P&L 770 pid 1Gity_lee & Fuel 1Clark Lighter A 13 Club Alum Uten... 13 Cohn-Hall Marx 227 Col Graph. . 2 Colzate P O 'pet. 1; Gommonwlith Ed i Commonw P bfd 9 Gonsol Dairy P 3 Consol Film & Consol G_Belt 3 Consol Laund ;. 10 Cons Aut. Mch ¥ 1 Courtaulds | Lid 1Cro & Black pfd xd 5 8Cuneo Press 13 Qurtia, Pub # Davega Inc. & Co ¥iDe For R C 4 Doehler Die € C. 2 Dubilier C & R.... ¥, Duke ~Pow & Durant_ Mot. . 1Durh Dup p pid 3Duz Co A as b : 139 EI Bond & Sh Cor 28 El Invest Inc. . TEl P & L optl war .. 3Em Pow COT_...-. 1 Elec sné-\;x C bt ptd 1 Evans 2 10 Evans Wall Lead 1 Fanny Far Inc.. 2 Pansteel Prod. . 1 Pedders MIg A 3Fed Bus lst pfd. 2 Fiat deb s o 1 . Balen ods, MINING STOCKS 60 Ariz Globe C.. Ar 3 2 Bunker Hill Xd. ... 2 Cent Am Mine: 65 Cons Cop_Mines. . 13 Cresson _Gold. 1 Dolores_Esper . . 10 Falcon Lead Min 47Golden Center M. 7 Hollinger . 2 Mason_ Val 2 New Cornelia. 40 Newmont Mining 520hlo Cop..... 10 Premier Goid M. . 7 Roan Antelope Cop 24 Shattuck Denn 180 Am Gold & P 1Tech Hughes.. 6Uni Verde Est 3 Unity Gold.... 2 Wenden Cop es INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS. hundreds. 13 Am Con Oilfids 5 Am Maracaibo Co 14 Barnsa_ deb rts. 21 Cities Serv n. 1Cit Berv pfd 1Git Serv B pid 1Cit Ser B B ptd 2 Columbla_Synd 82 Creole Synd 1Crown Cent Peie 1Darby Pete. 8 Darby O & R pfd 10 Gulf Oil Pa v 8 Intercontl ~ Pat. 3 2 Lone Star G Del. 5 Magdal Synd. 10 Mex Ofl.... 1 Mount Gulf 2 Mount Prod 2 Nat Fuel Gas 4 Pandem Ol 6 Paragon Ref . 6 Paragon Ref. 81 Reiter-Foster O1l. .. Close. 49 19 1015 9981 1015 9817 108 7 106 9 1110 IN ACTIVE MARKET Heavy Buying Sets in Short- ly After Opening—High Records Made. 20 it Reasonable Prices Obtain at D. C. Market—Quota- tions on Produce. 10: 9% 100 1014 LI 104 95% 153 11110 FOREIGN. Low 215, 994, 99 There was nothing about market con- ditions this morning to ‘indicate much of an improvement in business. Warm weather and absence from the city of | thousands of vacationists were given as 'ihf reason for the slow to draggy mar- et. Mgrine products were in fairly good demand at Munfcipal Pish Market, but the demand was not great enough to enable dealers to clean up receipts. Reasonable and cheap prices were re- ported by merchants. o There was no scarcity of fruits this morning, wholesalers having supplies more than ample to meet demands, the display’ being unusually attractive. Few Cantaloupe’ Receipts. It was reported by dealers that very few sweet cantaloupes were recelved the past ' few days, many of them being s0 tasteless that haulers found it neces- sary to take them back to the country. Good quality cantalou] this morn- ing sold from $1 to $1.75 a crate, and dealers found it comparatively easy to get rid of sweet stock. Some of the cantaloupes are still coming from across Chesapeake Bay, others coming from nearby Maryland and Virginia. Apples were especially plentiful this | morning, the fruit coming from the| .o | nearby country selling at 75 cents and Fe:" oll the board of directors of the $1 a bushel, windfalls and culls selling | 7€Gera Reserve Bank of Chicago and a trifle lower. !‘ g rector of many other banking and Sugar corn was not so plentiful, deal- | ¢ lustrial corporations, has tackled & ers easily disposing of good quality | "eF iob. corn at $1 and $1.50 a 5-dozen sack.|, He has become the leader in the Potatoes were §2.25 and §2.50 a barrel, | CUIdINg of the Merchandise Mart in Lima beans, not yet very plentiful, were | THC3RO. the world's largest building. { quoted at 30 and 35 cents a quart: un-| progentjacture. for which ground was ;r‘::m.l: stock was selling at $225 8| It will hage ey Vil cost $30,000,000. Stringless beans, slightly more plen- | tiful, were offered at $2 and $2.50 a bushel. Two-peck baskets of cucum- bers were quoted at $1 and $1.25. | Spinach sold at $2.50 and kale at $1; a bushel, and beets and Carrots Were | the biggest quoted at $3 and $4 per 100 bunches. | States” Rapail boroiolS in the United Meat, poultry, butter and egg dealers | tho oy Wil merchants from all over reported a normal business for this | o huy of pe e ble. under one roof, season of the year, prices of most cflfl:~. orld’s best merchandise. Sendities being the same as prices quot-| General Motors soid g = 1374 ed yesterday. ‘fmck. outside of the !Jnnedlmstc.:{i “{,'fr' Today's Wholesale Prices. the first six months of this year. as | a ~ ainst Butter——One-pound prints, 4918507 | of 1937, Fhat 1 g, Same six months tub,'4715248!%; store packed, 30. OF 487 per cent. ‘Tt to o b Eggs—Fresh, selected, 34a35; hennery, | that General . 7a38; current receipts, 32 Poultry, alive — Turkeys, 25; fowls, large, 26027; Spring chickens. Inrge. 7a38: medium, 34235; small, 32; -| This n | horns, 30a32; roosters, 18ai9; 'keats warehouses dbroad, am s and 3 young, 50a60; old, 30. Dressed—Tur Iper cent of (e e o Cavers 83 . The | 14 95% 103% BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. 103 10 97l 9 100% 100% 1001 1054 106% 1054 107% 1074 107% 106 105% 105% 114% 114% 114% 110% 110% 110% 9 9L 99 9% 88% B8W 1101 110% 103% 103% 103% 108% 109 109% g 917 1067 1067« [STENRTEEN 995 103% 103% 11 Texon Land 1Tid Os O non-vt. Salc_ STANDARD OIL ISSUES AND FOR- in unite MER SUBSIDIARIES-—STOCKS. 200 Anglo Am_ Ol 100 Buckeye P L 600 Contl ~ OIl 50 Cumberland P L n 100 Gal Sig Oil. . 100 Gal S O pfd oid 1700 Humble O & R 300 Imp O Can 1100 Inter Pe Lid 100 Nat, I 100 N 200 Ohio 300 Penn Mex Fuel 800 Prairic O & G 100 Prairie P 400 South Penh O 200 Southern P L 50 Sou W Penn P 20008 O 1nd 1008 O Ka 1008 O Ky 1008 O 350 S O Ohio 2000 Vacwum Ol Sales in thousands. BONDS. 60 Abitibi P & P 85 A 904 60 Ala Pow 4ius... 95 2 Allted Pk 6s 7Alum Co Amer 55 13 Alum Ltd 5s. 3 Am Aggre Cor 68 10 Am Com Alc 6s A 23Am Gas & EI 58 15Am Pow & Lt 6s. 1Am Roll Mill 5s 2 Am Sol 6% 1 Anaconda. 11 Appal El Po; 9 ATk P & L 58 1 Arnold 5 Assoc Gas & 178 Assoc Gas & 1 Boston & Me 6s 10 Boston & Me 55 A C 98's 1Cent At St Ser 6s A. 97 108 Cent States El 9 2Cent 8ta P & 5 40inn_G & E'4s A 28 Cit Serv 55..... 1Cit Serv 6s.. . 6 Cit Serv Gas 5'.s. . 11 Cit Ber Gas Pip 6s. 32 Cit Sery Pow Slas 3Comm E 4'us D cash 11Contl G & E 55 A 4 Cudahy $'.8 3BD&RG&WSs B 5Denv_& Salt Lake 6s 89 2Det Cty G A 107 1Det Cty G 65 B 100%% 4Det Intl 6 99 10 Det Intl T 1Dix Gulf G 6'as A 14 Empire O & R 5t:s 24 Fed Wat Serv 5'us 3 Pirest_Cot Mil 5s. 3Bk Tire 5'as 4Fla P & L 5 10 Gatineau Pow 5s 4Gen Am Inv 55 A ww 5 Gen Laun Ma 6lus 23 Gen Vend 65 1 Georgia Pow 5s 3 Goodyear T&R 6 Grand Trunk 6 3 Gulf Oil Pen 5s '37 4 Gulf Oil Pen 5s '47 #Gulf States Ut 85 A. 9 5 Guard Inv Corp '52.. 15 Hodston Gif G 88 uylers .. oston Gul A 1 Hytrade ¥ood 211 Pow & L 5les 57 3 mperial Tob . 11 Pow & L %35 ‘54 iindin 1 & R g 271nd Oll & Gas 6 §Ind Ray Cor, § Indlanap PAL 55 A 2 Insur Co N A ris.. 21ntl Sec Amer 5s 384 Ini Nick rts wi... & Intersta Pow ¢ 6 Insur Secur 25 5 1Invest Corp Am 5s A 110t Cie Mach Co. . 2Kovs TO of Ph 518 A 8 Int! Print Ink . 12 Kop Gas & Coke & 61ntl Prod Manitoba Pow 5'us A 101% 9 Intl Saf Raz B.. Mass Gas 5'.5 1027, 21n0 Shoe .. Midwest Gas 75 A 10814 3 Intern Ut A Milwaukee Gas 4':58 N 11 Intern Util B 2 Interst Dep Strs 2 Tnter Dept 8t_pfd 1K CP 8 vic pfd A 4 Kaut Dept Strs n 2 Kemsley Millb 1 Kobacker Stores 4 Lackawan Sec.. 17 Lake Super C James Simpson, onetime Scotch i g im- r;ileilll"’nn& boy, now president of Marshall - Co.. chairman of the Civic lanning Commission of Chicago, mem- American Cyanamid class “B" was turned over in heavy volume at ad- vancing prices. The report for the yea ended June 30, made public today, di closed net after all charges and pre- ferred dividend equal to $3.67 a shar on the combined class “A” B’ common compared with $2.91 a share in the previous year. Others that went into new high ground included National Manufacturing, Bullard Machine and Charis common. Mining shares did not respond as might have been expected to the pro- nounced strength in this quarter on the Stock Exchange. Public utilities were led by Middle West Utilities, Electric Bond & Share Securities and American Super Power issues. 0il Stocks. | o1l stocks were mclined to do better, but the element favoring higher prices ! was inclined to await more definite im- provement in the statistical position of the industry before taking an active po- sitfon on the long side of this group. \WHEAT VALUES DROP ON WEATHER REPORT | Failure of Frost to Appear in Canada Sends Prices 3&2{';“}&3 pid Ye Co Can’ . DOWD 2 Porhan Co A Nassau El 15 51 N O Tex & M OT&Mbl4s Y Cen gen 3%s.. N Y Cent 4s . N Y Cent 4s 98, 24 904 N Y Cent deb 4s 10 951 NYCrfim4% 29 1001 NYCentrf b 1 106'y NYC & StL deb 4s 6 9T YC&StL6sA. 2 100% 5 New Haven 3%s 66 H New Haven 4s 55 3 NYNH&H ks, 18 5 NY NH&H cv db 6s 6 $ N Y Rys 6365 3 6 6 3 there was some shad- ing of prices for the prime corporation | securities. This was not unnatural in view of the percentage of advance they had enjoyed recentl¥ and a continua- | tion of 7 per cent renewals. \ Foreign issues also showed less snap | though they held close to the level of | recovery from their Jows of last month | e first part of August. Japanese d French bonds were especial- ree State 5s. ltaly 7s. Italian Pub S Japanese 4s... Japanese 6158 Lyon 6s. Marseille 6s. Milan 6i4s 7 Montevideo 7s. 6 Netheriands 6s 5 New So Wales 57s. New So Wales 58s. Norway 55 1963. Norway 618, Norway 6s 1943, Norway 6s 194 Norway 635 195 Orient Dev deb és.. 33 Paris-Lv-Med 6s.. | Paris-Ly-Med 2 . ris-Orleans 7s. Washington Stock Exchange, PeruoseTw .. eru 7%s. SALES. Poland 7s (rets). .. Washington Gas 6s “B"—$500 at 106'2. | Poland §s. Capital Traction Co.—1 at 104 1 Prague 7%s. . Potomeac Electric 5z %—1 at 106. 5 at| Rhinelbe Un 7s. 2 106%5. | Rio de Janeir 2 O st Co—5 at 321, 10 at 321%, | Rio de Jan 861945, 2 10 at 321%:. Rio Gr Do Sul 8s. Columbia Sand & Gravel pfd.—10 at| Rome6%s.... 9035, {San Paulo City 8s Naticnal Mtge. & Investment pfd.—100 | Sao Paulo 8s 1936 at 4%. | Sao Paulo 1950 Saxon (PW) 7s..., _ AFTER CALL. | Serbs Crot Slo 8s. . Moarchants' Transfer & Storage pfd.—10 | Shinyetsu 6%s 52. . at 108. Soissons 6s Washington Gas 6s “A”—$§100 at 102%. | Swiss 5335 1946. Washington Gas 6s “B"—$300 at 104. | Swiss Confed $s Washington Gas 6s “A"—$1,000 at 103. | Toho E! Pow 17 Mergenthaler Linotype—20 at 1003, 20 | at 1003, 10 at 100%. { 1 Potomac Electric Cens. 55—8$2,000 at dKingdm 5%s8 37 29 104% 104% 104% 102 | Yokohama §s wi.. 1 964 96% 96% Potomac Electric 6% pfd—5 at 111 MISCELLANEOUS. _UNLISTED' DEPARTMENT. AmAgriChem 7%s. & 105% 105% 105% h Hotel Co.—3 at 100. AmSmit& RIstes 8 102 102 10216 Am Smeit& R6s.. 15 107% 10715 1075 | Am Sugar Ref 6s.. 3 104' 104 1041n {AmT&Teltr 7 99 98u 99 5 1045 104% 108% 34 103% 103% 103% 12 106% 106% 106% 2 991 99w 99 15 105% 104% 105% 25 1264 131% 9% 924 93 93 1013 101% 997 100 100 100% The buildin, river, where : l:;r pioneered in Wells street and the: cabin general mhe‘ 1830, will house many of 100% Tl trong. St. Paul adjustments had apparently discounted the 2 per cent pavment au- | thorized for October 1. Seaboard Air| Line issues were off !> to a point fol- Jowing the late recovery of 3 to 5 points and the proosal to issue an additional £1.176.000 of the first Consolidated 6s., 102% 1021 | N Y Rys 65 A 65 2 102 | N Y State Ry 4345, NYW&B4%s Norfolk & Nor Pac 3s Northern Pacific 4s Nor Pac 4145 2047 Northern Pac 6s D, Northern Pacr | 6s Ore Short L rfs 4s. Pennsy! gen 415, Pennsyl 5s 64 Pennsyl gen 5 Pennsyl gold PCC&StL 5s B 75 Pere Marg 1st 5s. .. Portland £l P L 6s. Port RL P6s47... Rio G W 1st 4s. RlArk& L4%s StL 1| M&S gn 68 31 StL&SFDplisA. StL&SFreksis StL&SFprinbs. StL %8 F inc 6 St LS W con 4 . St P& KCShL 4%s San A & Arn P ds. . SeabAL adj 5s 1949 Seab A L con 6s. SBAIlFla6s35A. Sou Pac ¢s 29 | Sou Pac cit 4s. Sou Pacific ref . Sou Pac 4%s rcts. . Sou Ry gen ¢s Sou Ry Con §s. Sou Ry 6%s. Term Asso St L 5s. TexArk FS5%s 50. Texas & Pacific 1st Third Avead) 5s. . ‘Tol Tr L&P 5% 30 Union Pac Ist 4s. . Union Pac 1st rf 4s Union Pacific 45 68 Un Pac 4%s67.. Virginia Ry 1st 68 Whbash 43578 rcts 29 Wabash 58 76 B 4 West Maryland 4s.101 Western Md 5%s.. 11 Western Pacific 68. 1 A 1024 102% 99% 99% 98% 99 103% 103% 1023 102% | 90% 90 103 103% 89% 89% 99% 100 106 106 103% 1031 95ls 95% 1075 1074 106% 1064 2n 92% 115% 115% 1064 106% 1075 108 100 100 98 98 924 92% 99% 993 103% 1034 11 111% 99 yoly 90% 118% 1184 that ¢ Motors will sell abros ;r;x; }egr between 275,000 and ;(;’r:‘;!?);‘) | automobiles, representing a business at & wholesale of ~bout $250,000,000. - : 37 108% 3 105 5 1027 5 100t 1 100 keys, 30; fowls, large, 30a32; small,| corpora J R Moring chickuns, large. 43a45; | cxporting pemipioys 17,000 people in the § | medium, 4{111‘.2: smnu,‘:;n«); {.lcg;oar;\s Calttorata 38; capons, large, 44ad5; small, 30a35; lorni rese - B e A toune. S04100, | on for natinal amt i e frcsh Kiiled —— Boef, 22a26; | Shoup, for many years executive 1jn venl 23a25- lamb, 25a28; shoulders, | President of the Southern Pacific. i 20a31; smoked hams, 28a20; smoked | IS slated to become president of that mportant railroad within a few mon:! shoulders, 19a20: bacon. 24a26: lard, 14. | FARERtA o v < — Calves, 15'2a16; lambs, 3 Live stock alves, 15%2 | pected to rel;)l!rfl!e now president, is ex- 14a15 |~ This Fruit and Vegetable Review. | mer Do e exbcative, for- The dally market report on_fruits | Writer. is one of the most popular mes and vegetables, compiled by the Market | in California with all types of peoy fe | News Service Burcau of Agricultural | He is qulet-spoken, a fine mixer »5\& | Economics, says: thorough in his statements. Cantaloupes—Supplies liberal; de- . Associated with Mr. Shoup in the mand moderate, market steady; nearby | Management of the Southern Pacific | Maryland and Virginia. open tomato ; Will be Hale Holden. who has been as- crates. 100a150; East Shore Maryland, | Sociated with the Burlington road for 9% | jumbos, 36s, various varieties, 1.75a2.00 20 years, and with the exception of 8., | Bats, all sizes, 9041.00; miscellancous the war period has'been president of 95 * | melons, supplies limited; demand light. | it for i4 3 100, | market steady; California, Honey Dews, | ‘Rafiroad men are inclined to see in 65 to 12, some overripe, 1.50a2.00; few | Mr. Holden's selection something of a' 99ty o | et ot Shore Maryland. jumbo ' Deace treaty between. the Northern Pa- o cific. Great Northern and nu:lrnrx’xglx’:n‘ 983, | cantaloupes. crates, 12s, ordinary quality o1 grouvs on the one hand, and the and condition, 1.25. 9915 933, 9914 Southern Pacific interests on the other. 2t “Tettuce—Supplies moderate; demand | Sothe n s | light, market firm; Colorado. crates, e co-operative development H 102y | R b6, 4-5 dozen. 4.50; California, | the California country,” oo LS crates, Iceberg type, 4-5 dozen, ‘mostly | Street Journal. 500: 'some ordinary condition’ low as| ;o wail oo B % 9 . G. te & 400, New York domen cales, BIE | ey have preferred o survey of the In- Onions—Supplies light; demand light, ';‘;:;““’;;‘ *";‘Me mby insurance compa- market slightly stronger; Massachusetts, | 1994 o7 e ree-year period of 100-pound sacks yellows, U. 8. No. 1, oS R, 17 Lakey Found & M some ordinary condition, 2.50a2.75. pyrisi i Lawrence P.& L ¢ . Peaches—Supplies moderate; demand LR . p moderate, marke: steady; North Caro- | & §iles: 11 83 : . % |lina and Virginia, bushel baskets, El- | Leon T Inc war.-: ) x bertas, U. S. No. 1, medium to large Hibe et O £ Size. 17502.00; fair condition 1.50; Vir- Mare Wire Lond B’ | ginia, bushel baskets, Belles, U. §. No. Bteam 8hov 1. large size, 1.75a2.00; mostly 1.75; me- Bottiiié dium ‘Size, 1.25a1.50: few higher; Mary Shoe. . |land, bushel baskets, Elbertas, U. S. No Motro Ohald Sirs 1. small to medium size, 1.2581.50; large idvale Co. to very large size, 2.00a2.25: Pears—Supplies light: demand light. merket dull; California, boxes, Bart- letts, fancy, large size, 3.75a4.00; smail M M West Uul. . Wi Wey dpid k Hud Pow to medium size, 3.25a3.50. Potato Prices. Mohaw! Municipal Serv Nat Jak . . 3 Nat Food Prod oAt Mix g, Si0ree: Bl Rub Mach Potatoes—Supplies light; leman 7’ 'Pm Sug R N light, market tirm; East Shore, Mary- Yy Noungr e B¢ land, and East Shore, Virginia, cloth- ety D A top. stave barrels, Cobblers, U. S. No. 1. 3 Nichola & Shen war 113200 fow higher. 5 ighols, & OPng. Sweet potatoes—Supplies moderate; L demand hght, market weaker; East 1 North Am Uuility Shore, Virginia, cloth-top barrels, Yel- JRenAn ey e lows, No. 1, 4.50a4.75 i Noi Bin B A Watermelons—Supplies moderate; de- | g Horthwest Bosts mand moderate, market steady; Vir-" § Boradh Groe & Ihin. bulk per 100 melons, Thurmond 1 Pend D Groe A 8! N 16 penn Oblo Ed Eitays, | 28aj0-pound average, 45.008 "y penn O kg Par 2n W \ 2 50.00. 1} benn O P&L 65 Bid. iAvn RUR SV A 1000 String beans—Supplies light; demand moderate, market slightly weaker; near- by ‘Maryland and Virginia, bushel baskets, green, stringless, 2.453.50; East Shore Maryland, bushel hampers, green, stringless, 2.00. Cabbage—Supplies limited; demand light, market firm: Virginia, Rural Re- treat section, barrel crates. round type, 200 Celery—Supplies light; demand slos market dull; New York, 2-3 crates, I o B0 b i b e B9 0 01 e RS 12 10 19 Foundation For A, 3, Frank H H M C pid 3 Freed Eisem R C. 54 Freshman Chas 3 Fuiton Sylphon. . 1 Gamewell Co ur Hode Bk td 0.0 10 Gen Bak pfd n. . 9 8en Taung Ma 13 Gen Pub 8 pfd 1 Glen Alden Coal 6 Gobel A . . 1Gold Seal Elec 1, Gorham Mfs pfd 1 Grant Co 5 Grasselll Chem 0. Hiall Tamp 11 Happin C St A 2 Heyden Chem 5 Hires Ch A 904 18 1014 934 ] By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, August 24.—Sharp down- turns in wheat prices here today ac- companied news of warmer weather in Canada and of little or no damage of consequence from frost. Besides, ex- port business in North American wheat today was slow, amounting to only about 200,000 bushels. Com clso turned easier toward the last oviag to denials of earlier reports of frost at Sloux City, Iowa. i Opening unchanged to 1'g off, wheat later showed a decided drop all around. Corn, oats and provisions tended up- ward, with corn starting at 3 decline to 3; gain, and subscquently scoring a | general advance. Increased selling pressure against wheat went hand in hand today, with apparent total absence of expected frosts which had aroused fear of harm to the Canadian wheat crop. Yester- day’s buyers were prompt to unload purchases, and there was evidence also of hedging of newly harvested wheat. Another bearish factor was an estimate current that Argentina still has 55,000,- 000‘ bushels of wheat available for ex- | port. BONDS. PUBLIC UTILITY & Tz 45 ... I & Teiga 4% & Telctl tr- 8 Asked 100 * | Andes Copper 7 3 | pper 7s.. 123 1313 130 1001, | Armour&Co 43839 83 92 1041; | Armour Del 5%s.. 18 O 102 ° | Atiantic Refin 6s... 11 100 100 100 | Barusdali 6s 1940.. 89 105 103 105 Lo3i, | Beth Steel rf5s.... 1 101% 101% 101% 1022 | Beth Steel 538 2 102% 102 10 | Betnlebem Steel 63 11104 1033 1033 Bkiyn Edison 6s... 3 104% 104% 104% Bkiyn Uniog §16e. . 5 264 264 264 ush Term Bldg 5s 1 101 101 101 | {B heel & L E 5 91% ‘Cehu;:n’r!.'rds»‘-mu 6 91 90k 91k wuc.n:nuu:b‘ - 24 | (B3 | Chils Covpecitn... §. 9% S04 ok gy 3 | Word today of some frost in Iowa | Got o ...NE' :*. z: 13:,,. 99% 991 | stimulated buying of corn. This time | ConGraN ¥ ie.’ 8 1054 wi‘,. 105% DIVIDENDS. of the season is unusually early for sl 107% 107% o Vo frost to develop in the corn belt, and riod._able Oct. 1 Teleobone of Ve & 5358ey! o 91 99% B0% 981, 98Y% $e8.. 3582 at Rub M 65 ew Ene G & E 55 NYP&Ldls. . Nichols & Sheb 63 ww Nor Ind P 8 55 C Nor Sfates P M fibs Alex & Mt on Arcade 675 _ Balto & Annap. 55 Washinston Gas 55.. . Wash. Gas 65, series A .. Wash Gas Gs. series B Wash Rwy. & Elec. 4 % Wash Rwv. & Elec. gen. 6. 4ISCELLANEOUS & Ross. Inc. 6'38 .. . Barber cs. Toc. 6's . 1928. by North A - Daver Allancey e cn News gy A Singhalese is one of a race in! - ing Ceylon, and a Senegalese i‘;a:lr'le of a French West African Deople. Money to Loan secured by first deed of trust en real estal Prevaili Interest ‘commissio 20 W oy 38! 1Y 10252 TPhila PP 5tis T2 1Pitts Steol” 6s 1 Pitts Steel s ur, 2 patamnac Fd 85 E A Pichfid Ofl e A 3 8an Anton P S 85 B 180T Gas & Coka 6s 4 _chiite B Mat s 12 Schults R Rer fis x Hdrs. of record. Bep. 22 Oct. 18 Bep. 28 10 ] 25 | Dodge és. .. . 152 ag;t;xu(l;h::ma 2oy - | Donner Bieei 7 lfif gg% g?w ggh elthough dispatches at hand said the D C Paper Mis S5 2 97" | ast Cuba Sug 7 | frost was light and no damage prob- Pot. Joint Stock L'd Bk 55 | piek ug 7%s 5 96% 95% 96 | able, many traders seemed apprehensive. Wass Mo Cola Storase S5 s Rubber #s.... 10 112 112 112 | Principal Chicago owners of corn ‘Te- Wardmen Park Hotel 5is 21ii11Gen Asphait s 36.. 6 108 1074 108 { ported they had sold overnight virtually STOCKS | Gea Mot Ac Cor 6a. 35 102 101% 10i% | all the corn they had afloat at Buffalo . vGMHCh 65‘4- 1 107% 107% 107% or in Georglan Bay and were charters PUBLIC UTILITY. year 6s rot 17 91% 91 91 ing vessels todsy to take more corn east H g Humble O & K %3 14 101 100% 100 | | from Chicag iogi; | Hungary 7348 1101% 101% 1014 3| Wheat ¢ unsettled, 1% to 2'2| | Rate, 32 e 11 . Cl o 30¢ Brockway Motor Truck 7% cum. cv pf ..31.78 Bkiyn Un Gas .. ‘5125 Central Alloy Steel. 50c Do. pf. 5175 . Dt : Crown Williamette Paper 1st pf.. Do. 2nd pf Crowley Milner Electric Controlier & Mfe Elec Pow & Lt 40% pd pf ctis Do, pf 5 Ped Terrs Cotia pf.2 Ot Western Bug .. Do, pf 3 Homestd Fds Corp Do._pi ' Imp Tob Can’ord o. Bell Tel Can Bon Ami Cl A" Do. Cl "B’ M Marmon Mavis Melv I Bep. Sep. Sep. Sen. D. 8ep. i 19 Sloss Sheff 6 41 Snider Pack 65 Southeast PRL As Mortgages Investments JAMES Y. PENNEBAKER Main 5328 1520K St. N.W. PR 57 | intl Cement 68 48.. 18 96, At v S e n . = T, b e e % Int Mer Marine 6103 103 103 [ Int Tel&Telog 4%5 5 94% 94% 94% | Kayser & Co5%s 22 1156 113% 115 KanG & E6s52... 11 106% 105% 105% Laciede 6. . ... 2 100% 100% 100% - | Laciede G 53852, 1 1044 104'; 104 s * | Loriiiard b Liodne ey gyl apatiSug sf 1%s. 7 103% 103 3 ¥ Mid-Con 6148 40... . 6 105 g 132” | ramar ity p & 1 Midvale Steel 5s... i 09% | | Mont Power 65 43. . ; o 108% | Mont Power deb bs 99% Y9N 99% Mor's&Co 18t 4% 6V, BOlL H6Y N Y Edison 6s44... 3 108% 103% 1031 N Y Edison 6%s... 3 114k 114% 114% N Y Tel 6s41. 6 106% 106% 106% G9 | NYTel6sav...... 2 110% 110% 110t 39 | Norin Am EdisGs. 7 100% 100% 100% 2 or States Pow 3. 6 105% 108% 103% an & | Pacitic Gas & K168, 3 101% 100% 1014 pepesta. Paramount 65 1947 25 99% 99% 99% o a Bvinies Pathe Exchungeis 7 424 12 T2 Epople's Gasbs.... 1 104 104 104 PhilaCobs 67 wi.. 23 08w 98k Y | Plerce-Arrow Bs... 6 105 105 106 Postal Tel& Com 9 94% 94% 94% | Public Service 438 816 137% 134% 136% | Punta Alegre7s... 18 101 101 101 | | RemingtonAr 6832 21 99% 97% 99% 4 Hem Knd 6'%s war. Y4 94 94y Sinclair Ot 6 9B% UKLy 9RY | Sinclalr Ul 6% 9 98% 98Y .?1lcln"(}l| 18..... 1001% 101% 1014 Sinciair Crude 6145 9T% 974 Sin Pipe Line by 4 Southwent beil 63 nd O N J 68 46 rlstOrientels Julieciow by 47 4 1, cents off; oats unchanged to Jy 3 4 | cent down, and provisions varying from Stwy: & iee, lcom 366 of 10a12 cents ATIONAL BANK. 15 | WHE. 15g September Decomber 4 rs September December March May OATS. | Bentember December March May RYE September December March COTTON ADVANCES IN QUIET MARKET UNLIMITED FUNDS LOANS On Improved 'Renl Estate Nearby Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia For Periods of 3, 5 or 10 Years Low Interest Rates and Charges ROSS = HELPS ed 1907 1417 K St. ST P & T 8loe 4Van Camn Pack fs #Warner Rr Din flis 14 Warnar OWintan §s 1 Wehater Mil §1 .« & Wagty Chlor 51§ Do. pf Opooe $o OODOCOO © OOO 0ODO LOD L w7 aer Do L Natl Brewers Lid pilgrien Ml 1 - Is. 1 ® '\lhllc'!ervi‘rz N J 5!)1‘- o % b 50c Do. 7% pf $1.78 Do. 8% pf i Do 38 pf (In). 3125 Puhlic Bervice E & G 6% ol 1150 Do. 1% pt $1.75 B M. Goldbery Btores oI 1178 030p) Bend B0 R R %4 Do. ot 247 U8’ Ind Alcohol p! 4175 Westland Ol 51 Woodworth lnc 4705 Do. pref 62Vic AR - ———SEESE8EEEE 458 s, aat ana, wnaty ey on ant, on aar ana, an on naay Aoty anal petid o0 a8 an a8l o on A, on IR 10a1, 1am it A 2 Murmets & Wain 63 14O G B 1 Danien Fons & BY%s Bank c on ar A1) ot 25 A nanish Gans s 4 15 30 15 1 Bep. Oct. Bep. FIRE INSURANCE ople B2 o oo OOORODOL 300 150 Bep an 1 Aot a0 1 Mansfol 10 Mendot 11 Minas MR 8 75 41t Tlas AL [ aen B¢ w0t T A Mor RE Rowota 7 n 5 104 10: Bruskels L LTI U i : . Zurich. fran L0 Bty P‘v/ilfl 1. peseta » 107 1067 1067, | Warsaw. rloty s 998 | Stockholm. 22 102 102 BT 1z | b 10%0% 102% 1 i 6 a10% 1100 110y | 6 102% 102% |} n | Main 9300 Loan Correspondent B }." John Hancock Mutual Life USRubi%s. ,..., e | USSteernt e | Utah Pow & Lt 5s. Vertienies Sug | Warner Sux (s 83 West 15 Westn Union 6s 61. b Union 6%s. inghouse b, . REAL ESTATE | Loans crown SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. | (Reported by J & W Seltgman & Co.) Bid FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS | Bpectal Dispateh to The Blar NEW YORK. August 23 Co 15 Penn Wt P C 27 Wheel Stl 4''s B LLEN 24 Peoples Drug Store Sales FOREIGN BONDS. 1 Philtp_ Morris in nd 3 Pick Barth & Co.... Te ‘46 1Pick Bar & Co pfd A Pank Prussin 6s 3 Plerce Governor 17 Rerlin 6 106 Plruly Wissly I8 2 Pitney Bowes P M v, Pittsb & Lake E 6 Pow Bec Cor pfd 1 _Pratt & Lamb C 5 practeck 4TS b Ser 1y Pug 8 P & L ptd Unfavorable Crop Reports From §g’{:r"',’,""'l & L ptac 4y Beatos o 2.2502.50. . - Wks Ts . Texas Are Factors LR e s % R T ‘Blackberries—Supplies light; demand . . in Gains. 1% Jiohal Bpk Pow T ren ot Brus oha light, market steady: New Jersey, 32- i 103 Bute Bt 10 Coelsen Min s quart crates, 3.50. FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - I Bl llorey ol 1o Cons Mun 7% Apples—Supplies moderate; demand Way Sirs op wi : (Guotations furnished oy W 1 Hibbs & Co, | BY the Associated Press 14 Banitary arocery . 3 tlov. market alighily weaker | Virginia. Nomunal gold Selling checks | NEW YORK, August 24.—Unfavor- 3 Behlir Co. us ets, Iflower, U. S. No. value (or par toduy. § 3 =, . 8chiff Co pfd medium size, 1.25; unclassified, Wolf T able crop advices from the Southwest 5 Schulte United River, good quality and condition, 1.25 | and apprehension of cold rains in tha |2 Beeman Bros. EUOIGUREN andivion, S8 section seemed responsible for rallies g RS L e from early frregularity in Uhe New York | 4 ot tf Ton 3 Mar Y Teronk 85 1% MANY JOIN EXCHANGE. cotton market today After showing eiin & Mani Medel SR e oty het ‘ndvances of about 25 to 20 points | 1 Ami) 1 Nidoon Fiee 6.8 [ BN SORIL AL 36 IS1 TES prices rencted partially under realizing, L Parana T newly it but stiffened up again and the mid- A Rus Clov 6158 ofs 0 change promises to 100 per cent rep- | afterncon market was steady, holding U Asbest k ¢ & ganr Basin 78 J81 e [ranavve LS e within 6 or 8 points of the best levels. o O kA ! 1 L bl gl L Aanounal oy ol The market opened steady i an ad- Ourhiern lce & U B 3 sl iy Elec 1 15 a1’ | VoRmea: L mbers, which e o vance of & polts to & decline of 5| . 18cuthern Stores A AUn I GG A B0t 0 50 |33 memberships to be filled from ap- points, and after some further frregu- | qi BEAk X Geii B dd . B e e fore. tho comnttee. firity ‘steadiea up on unfavorable crop | 1 8fund bow & Lt . ; reports from Texas, covering unnfln lit- IR0 S8 5§ vis CALL MONEY FIRM. tle buying supposed to be for trade uc- el ’5 NEW YORK. August 24 (@.—Call money firm: all loans, 7; closing bid, 7 troock tutz Mol wift Intl Ofter, Ex-aivia IUnlisted Department. te0 under Kxchsuge Bid. Asked [ | Brooklyn Kiev 6%s e G Brewery Willys-Ov 6 Y%n Wilson & Yngetn S&T 6 102% 102 100 RAILROAD. | Atchinon gen 4n sake 98% | Atiuntic C Lol s, 1 PR TN {B&0GoId 48 92% U2 & Oev 448, 4 9% 9% B&Orefbn. . 101% 100% 100% 15 & O ba 2000 D, W01% 161 101% {B&OTTimp bs. . 108% 108% 108% | B&OPLEWY 48, 92 B&OSWbeby. . 102 99% 100 94 | Ekivp Manhat 6s.. Buff 1 & Pitt 4%, Cun Nat $%s Can Nt 42867, .. n Nor 445 1936, 90U v 9% . 112 BTl o8t 970 970 120 ¥70 9% 101% 98 954 9% 4in 9T nad Pac deb 4 Can Pac 4% 46. ., 9% | Cent Pac 18t bs 90. 10z 101 o5 Corp b Wi, . YK A |Cres&Oevaths.. 7 99 98, Ches & O gn 4'%8. . 954 R, Veni 1aQ wen 45 63 . CB&QIUs1TE % T 102% 102% 1020 | Bid Asked | Lund Bank 45 May 1068-38 0578 | Land Bank 45 Nov 1987-37 ) v | Land Bank 4% Jun 108737 T | Land Bank 4/ May IDE ‘ 29 | Land Bank 4% July 1086-5 9 | Land Bank 4'.s Muy 10420p32¢ 10074 Land Bank 4'5s Jen 10430p33 O 100 Land Banl h: 22 004 bon3h r 1 Tan un 1ot an s {i54onsa 1001, Lund 60 “Jan. 10840034 10080 doke ally Tosecnad 100t Bank bs Nov. lopil 1004, Bank b May 164 . TREASURY CERTIFICATES. Ralleporien oy 9 & W Sellumbn & Ool e Maty | 3%an pec ‘K hg. oo fheka u“hfg 4" Dec. 18, 1970 o9 4731 08 30-4 { 3%s Mar. 18, 1020 o 10-52 90 19-47 GVis Mar. 16, 1029 06 2083 90 2432 300n Mar 15, 1932 9134-37 0B 3Vin Bept. 16, 1032 0724-32 08 8/ Dec, 15, 1083 014433 96 Land Land Land ops1 . U, 8. TREASURY RECEIPTS. ‘Treasury recelpts for August 22 were $6,108,627.06; expenditures, §12,674,~ 967.93, balance, $249,066,808.05, | December soon sold up to 18.67, with the general list showing net advances of about 7 to 8 points, but trading was comparatively quiet, while there was some selling on reports of beneficlal rains in the Southwest, As a result the advance was not fully maintained, but the market was fairly steady, and with- n 6 or 6 points of the top at the end of the first half hour. Private cables sald there was con- tnental Mguidation absorbed by local buying and trade calling in the Liver- pool market, and that Manchester re- ported somewhat larger sales of cotton cloths to India and China. ‘Phe market was firmer late in the morning on apprehenstons that the rains in the southwest would be accompan or followed by a drop in temperatures and continued unfavorable crop advices from Eastern belt sections. There was covering and rebuying by early or re- cent sellers whieh sent prices up to 19.02 for October and 18.87 for January, or mbout 26 to 29 points net higher, and the market * wag within 4 or § points of the hest at dldday. 8wl & Go { Thomps Prod A 2 Timken Det Axle ishman Realty rodd BN ranscon Alr Trsp Tans Lux Plet Tiplex ‘Hute Olass I“Wfln B ubl Art 8B vic n uit A Thon vie P lec_ bond rts. | Coal vie.. .. Uni G 1mp O, .. atson J v‘ o est Auto Bup A nter B 2. re Wheel Corp nodworth The ounu Bpr & wdu oung B&W pfd. ... Time loans firm; mixed collateral, 60-90 days. 615; 4-6 months, 615 prime mer- antile paper, 5%iad' Bankers' acceptances unchanged. PARIS BOURSE PRICES. PARIS, August 24 () —Prices were firm on the Bourse today. ‘Three per cent rentes, 68 francs 25 centimes; 5 per cent loan, 93 francs 80 centimes. Exchange on London, 124 franes 21 centimes. The dollar was quoted at 25 francs 59', centimes. . AUTO INDUSTRY ACTIVE. NEW YORK. August 24 (4. —Record August activity of the automotive in- dustry is still reflected in mounting in- dustrial employment figures in Detroit, which for the third successive week set h record last week with a to- o an Inerease of 7,504 over the previ week, and 81,520 over the same we year ago, Aluminum Co_ of Am. 8s 1953 100 1003 Ameriean. Rudiator 41us 1947 97k Alher, Tel & Tel. Co. 4 1039, 08%s Anaconda Copper 85 1939 .. 10014 Balto, & Ohio- 41as 1933 97 Batavian Pet. Corp. 41z 1943 93 Rell ‘Tel of Canads s 1088 .. 103 Californin Pet. Corp. 8'es 1938 Canndian. Nat. Rwy. 413 1030 Ganadian Nov. Ky ¢. 4ibs 1038 Ghesn. & Ohio Rwy. 4lus 1030 Golumbin Clus & Elec. 83 1983 Oudaby Packing Co. dtes 1037 Duatiesne Lishting 4% 1067 Edison B 11° of Bos. $%s 1030 Erie Rwy. Co. Ts 1930 . ... . I Gen. Motors Accep Co '8 1931 Gen Petrgleun Corp. 89 1040 Goodyear 1. & R 88 1987 Grd, “Trunk of Canada fs 1938 Guit oIl of Penn 8 1087 Himble o1 8% 1932 ssac W York Tel 6 1041 Oregon Short Line ds 1930 Pure Ol Corp. 8ius 1937 Shell Union OIL G §x 1941 Southern Pac R 4s 100 Standard Ofl of N s 1046 &t L, Ir Mt & 8 Ry ds 1029 & 5%% , Apartments and Busing Properties In District of Columbia and Nearby Maryland-Virginia 3-5-10-Year Terms Prompt Replies Randall H. Hagner & Co. (lncorperated) Decatur 3600 1321 Connecticut Avenue Bwilt & Co Unlon Ol Co U 8 Swelting Western Bleatrie Co Westinghouse El & M Wheeling Stoel Cor, 5'us 10 Mortgage Loan Correspon New York Life Insurance Co.