Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1928, Page 15

BANK IN NEW BUILDING. Brunswick, Md., Institution Moves BALTIMORE, Md., October 16. Fn o b Potatoes. white, 100 pounds, 1.00a1.55; | Special Dispatch to The Star. B 063 g8 yarma parber S Satg0; | The People's Nationai Bank, which bas - l'w‘z‘”e'[ ’1 0022.00 e mioo' been doing business in the Red Men's b Hall here for the past year, during the construction. of its new $40,000 home, has moved into the new building. The new bank is modern in every detail and is considered the best equipped bank in the county outside of Frederick. NEW YORK CURB MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office 1 Southern Tce & U B, h, :20. ’5:;:.:%'2'1.»!‘ Steel 480 7 Acouas L 0% 207 30 3 All jed Pack. " Special Dispatch to The Star. & 3 ish & Gen rej bt AR R 8 Spencer Kell caulifiower, 13 Alum Co Ame; Market Turns Sharply Up- &8 IR 33 Am & For Bow fin.i’é%’/- 331 '23v, 2 23 hel, 5060; i ; i 50 K 4 lettuce, crate, 1.50a2.25; lima beans, ward After Early Period jame gmp o yn e 4R o lgmE % 138, 1% | bushel, 4000600 onions, 100 pounds. . .75a3.75; oyster plants, 100, 5.00a7.00; e of Irregularity. I 3 % : parsnips. basker. 60865 s, basket, 25a40; pumpkins, 100, 5.00a 15.00; ‘spinach, bushel, 50a75; tomatoes, basket, 25a75; packing stock, bushel, 75a1.00; turnips, basket, 40a50; apples, bushel,’ 75a2.00; _crabapples, basket, taloupes, crate, 1.00a1.50; bushel, 2.00a2.50; _grapes, basket, 40a50; Deaches. bushel, 1508 2.00; pears, bushel, 1.25a2.25; plums, | cases. _ 3 Amer Superp B bushel, 2.0082.50; quinces, bushel, 1.00a | Poultry—Alive, firm; receipts, 5 cars; 1 Amer Super 1 pfd 4 2.00. ;O?lsv gllu;sz%{mf.nfl;‘glvzg?m':;:- Bost renc ; b Hay and Ginte Prices: 30; tiarkeys, ; ducks, 17a25; geese, Wheat—No. 2 red Winter, export, no | o> CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET. CHICAGO, October 16 (#).—Butter— Higher; receipts, 10,531 tubs: creamery extras, 45%: standards, 45! extra firsts, 4415a45; firsts, 43a43%%; seconds, 412427, Eggs—Unchanged; receipts, 7,047 BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, October 16.—The ad- vance today in the renewal rate for money to 712 per cent, after standing at 61, per cent for a week, quieted the department of the market devoted to high-grade issues. It had no effect, however, on the convertibles, which were again active and forged ahead under the influence of & rising market BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. 10264 | Special Dispatch to The Star. 109 | NEW YORK, October 16.—After an 102% | hour of irregularity, prices on the curb Bang & Aroos 4s 51 1 85 |exchange turned generally upward to- Brdway & Tth Av 6 3 74 |day. Interest centered in high priced Brooklyn Elec 6%8 7 94% | specialties, which held the prospect of Brooklyn Elev 6 94% | recapitalization and stock distributions Bkiyn Manh: 99% | or distribution of valuable rights to Buff R & Pitt 4% 93% | subscribe to new_stock. Can Nat 4%s 30, 99y | Royal Baking Powder was a case in Belglum 7s 1955 Belglum 7s 1956 Beigium 7% Belgium 8s, Boiivia 8 8 for stocks. United States Government issues were reactionary-in contrast to yester- day’s rise in all but the First Liberty Legal rails and public utilities were quiet, but with the tone rather|Bremen State7s FINANCIAR, Lib3%s.... 3¢ 9812 9810 9810 | \est Elec5s.. 6 102% 102% 1027% w 0AD. : o FOREIGN. e High-Grade Securities. 16 96 9% 95% B &0 5s 2000 D. 15 108% 1084 108% 28 96'% 964 96l heavy. In the speculative and junior 066 1981, Tails the features were an advance in | Ganaas oy 1yes” 9 10415 1041 10415 Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office lSSUES ARE AE‘"VE UNITED STATES. Sales. High. Low. Close. Lib1st4%s 7 1013 101 1012 tn Union 6s Il:. 4 102% 102% 102% Advance in Money Rate| S 15103 103 108 eon s Co 1st 6o, : Atchison adj 4s 88% Sales. High. Low. Close. Argentine 6 Ju s, 21 100 9015 99y, | Alchison gen ds, i Argentine 18 100% 100% 100% 5 96% 96 964 1103 103 103 5 98 97% 98 93 106% 105% 106% 4 116 115% 116 9 110% 110 110 20 96'% 96 15 100% 100 100 6 108% 108% 108% St. Paul adjustments well above 75, & | Canada 6%s 1929, 21 100 10 0 moderate gain in Erie refunding 55, an | e ot S o advance in Seaboard Air Line 6s t0 &/ Chile 6s 61. 20 933 (Sales are tn $1.000. UtshPow & Ltbe.. 8 100 99% 99% Sales. High. Low. Close Warner Sug Ts 41.. 2 105% 105% 105% Sieusir. 48 tongp 103, 108 | Tilson&Co1stén. 10 101% 1014 101y g . Yngstn S&T 6s w 1. 55 100% 100% 100% Qauses Less Demand for 22 1115 11028 11028 Argentine 63 B..0. 8100 sy o9 | B & 00 LK. B gl o Australia 434356, 22 88 88w 884 : 02 36 100t 100% 100% 21 106% 106 106% 106% 105% 105% 1 100% 100% 100% 5 101% 101'3 101% 61 101% 101% 101% level 10 points above the low of the|Chile 7s 1943 6 102 102 year and also in the Florida 6s and a | Colombia §s 5 5 91 90% rise of 1'2 points in Soo Line 4s. It|Con Pow Japan7s. 3 w% 98% 98% was announced that the Atchison has|Copenhagen 4% ‘53 10 8815 883 88t asked authority to issue $4,000.000 of | Copenhagen 6sct.. 6 96% . 96v 961; of its 4 per cent general mortgage | Czecho 951 9 109% 109 109% bonds, now quoted around 93, to reim- |Czecho 8s 1952, 1109 109 109 burse its treasury for expenditures.| penmark 6s. 16 105 104% 106 This is the second bond issue by the|putch East16s47. 1 103% 103% 103% Atchison this month—an uncommon { Dutch East 1 6s62. 15 104 103% 103% amount of borrowing for & cOMPany| g saivador 8s48.. 3 111 110% 111 that has been so strong in cash fOF | g jianggacy 6 901 90% 901 years. Finland 7s 0% 100t 1001 ¥Ahes Copper 7s moved up over 3 3 105 1031 Lo points following _their, recent decline 22 108% 108 1081 of 8 points. Anaconda Copper 7s 9114 114 114 gained 2% points and Anglo-Chilean 3 9% 98 e 7s sold at about 96. Barnsdall 6s 30 107 106% 106% touched a new high level when they 1 102% 102% 1093 added 3% points to yesterday's price. 3 98% 98k 9% Dodge 6s had an early advance of a 3 1004 100% 100% int, most of which was afterward 100 901 3ot ost. Lorillard 5s reached a new low : for the year. Liquid Carbonic 6s gain- 84 97 96% 97 ed 1% points on the announcement 7 96 95% 95% that the company had called the re- 22 924 9214 92w maining bonds at 105. These are con- 14 100% 100% 100% vertible into stock at $58 per share 1 100% 100% 100% up to December 18. 100 In the foreign list the tonvertibles | Mexico 4s 04 asntd. were 2lso prominent. Fiats 7s advanced | Mexico 4s 10 asntd 2 points. The bonds without warrants | Mexico 5s asntd. 3 gained about a point. On December { Milan 63 34 91% 913 91% 1 $4000,000 of the French republic | Netherlands 6s54.. 30 1005% 100% 100% 7s will be paid off at 105 to holders [ Netheriands 6s 72.. 5 % of specified numbers under the pro- ! New So Wales 57s. visions of the original contract. This | New So Wales 53 will bring the total outstanding to be- | Nord §34s...... 4 1025 102% 102% low $83,000,000, compared with the | Norway 5#1963.... 10 97% 7 original issue in 1914 of $100,000,000. The price at that time was 94. The high price, made this month, was 110. One of the lnr%a.s;.l pieces o‘(. pubgc T 99% 99% 99% utility financing of the season is pend- 18 99% 994 99 Ing in the shape of $30,000,000 Cities ed 7s... 1 104 104 104 Service Co. 5 per cent debentures. In 21 90% 90% 90% order to conform to recent practice 18 102% 102% 102% that has been most successful in other 7107 106% 106% bond issues, the new debentures will carry warrants entitling the holders 88% 88% 88% purchase Cities Service common 38 99%, 993 993, stock in the next three years at a slid- 9 106% 106% 106% ing scale, beginning approximately at 1 104% 104% 104% the current market level. 3 114 113% 114 A e 9 103% 103% 103% Rio de Janeiro 6% Rio de Jan 85 194 10 6 COTTON OPENS FIRM [2558iil 2 o 8% 5, AT SLIGHT ADVANCE|3: B " 1 1y i s 41 92% 921 92% 3 100 100 100 g-u;-gu.s.‘ aes 21 100% 104% 104% erbs Crot Slo8s., 11 97% 97% 97 Market Shows Steady Undertone|shinyetsusi%ssz.. 6 920 92 92 . So! Despite Selling—Trading Sweden s34, 12 105 103 109 ~ = . Moderate. Norway 6s 1943, Norway 6s 1944. Norway 6%s 195! Orient Dev deb 6 1034 1021 1024 4 102% 102% 1024 Queensiand 7s. Rhinelbe Un 7s 1103 103 108 1104 104 104 1 110% 110% 110% T 98% gN 98sy the Associated Press. 3 9% T9% T9% "xmw YORK, October 16.—The Cot- | Tokio 6%81961.... 10 90% 90% 90 ton market opened firm at an advance | Utd Kingm 5%s29. 5 118% 1184 1184 of 11 to 17 points on an active demand | UtdKingdm 5%s 37 21 104% 104% 104% which was believed to include some | Uruguay 8s. 1108 108 108 9614 1 Car Clinch&O 6s 52 Central of Ga 6 Central Pacific Cent Pac 18t 68 90, Chesa Corp 5s wi.. 11 Ches & O gn 4%4s.. Ches & O cv 4 45, CB&Q4%sT7B.. ChiB&Qistrf Chi&E (11 gn 6s 51.. Chi Gt West 43 59.. 14 ChiMIISP&Pac5s 75 79 CMSP&Pacadi 6303378 Chi& NW gn 335, Chi & NW gen 4s ChINW 4%s 2087.. 1 CR1Pacs%hswi, Chi T H inc 6s 60 Chi Un Sta 4%s, Chi Union Sta 5s. Chi Union Sta 6%s. Chi& W Ind en 4 C& Wib5%s CCC&StLre6sA. Clev Term 5 C&Si1stes29. Del & Hud 1strf ¢s Del & Hud 5%s. Del & Hud 7s 30. Den & Rio G cn 4s.. D Rio G West 5 Det United 4%s. Erie Gen 4s. . Erie conv 4s B. Erie conv 4s D. . Krie cvt 5367 w1, Fla East C 58 74... Gr Trunk stdb s Gt Nor 45 76 D. Grt Northn 4348 B, Great North 5 Great North § n §i 1 Int Rap Tr bs stpd. Int Rapld Tran Int Rap Trans 7 Int & G Nor 1st Int&GtNoradj6s 52 Int Rys C A 5372 IntRy C Am 6s 41, Int Ry C A 638 ret Iowa Cent 1st 5s... Kan City Ft S 4s... Kansas City 8 61 Kan City Term Lake Shore 4s 31 Lehigh Val cn 4 Long Is rt 4s 49, Louis & Nash 6% Man Ry 1st 90 Market St 7s ¢ Mil E) Ry & L 6 Minn & StL ref 4s. . M St P&SSM cn 4, M StP & SSM 6% MK&T4sB M K & T adj 51 1395 est in nistory, 408, 87% 99 108 4 100% 915 102% 99Y 99% 98% 60 98% 105% 854 634 U 5% T9% 92% 100% 104% 1164 8814 103% 100% 104% 9% 4 105 103 90% 90% 96% 80% 84y 824 954 8514 int, advancing from 382 to its high- = % Along with the shares went the rights to subscribe to additional stock, and at 30 the price of rights was almost four points higher. Safeway Stores experienced a jump of 35 points to a new peak at 740. The new shares, which were admitted to trading following approval by stock- holders, changed hands between 15012 and 14915. The new stock, to be is- sued in exchange for the old common on the basis of five for one, amounts | to 1,500,000 shares. Sanitary Grocery was another that moved spectacularly. At 435 the price was up 20 points. Deere common was another in the high-priced category to move forward sharply and at 485 recorded a gain of more than 10 points. On the other hand, heavy selling made itself felt in Tubize Artificial Silk, carrying the price down 13 points to 525. Among the lower-priced specialties that established new peaks were Ap- ponaug, up over 2 points above 66, United States Foil “B”, 3 points higher at 46l5: Universal Insurance, up 2 points above the previous final at 50, and Walgreen, which crossed the 61 level, up more than 3 points. Activity in the mining group was x{mpatheuc with renewed buying of this class of shares on the Stock Ex- change. Bunker Hill and Sullivan and Newmont Mining were the favorites among the higher priced issues. Car- negie Metals, up over three points, was discounting rumors that it was to go into one of the larger combines. The oil shares did litttle one way or the other. Barnsdall warrants were exceptions, establishing a new high above 17 in sympathy with strength in the class “A” stock on the big board. BULLISH OPERATIONS EXCITE PUBLIC INTEREST Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, October 16.—From the standpoint of the individual advances in active shares, the stock market of the last few days has been one of the most notable in this year's bull cam- paign. To the record made last week, when 60 per cent of all the stocks dealt in made net gains, compared with a 65 per cent showing of minus signs the week previous, there was added yester- day another long array of substantial advances. This not only meant new high record prices for particular issues, but a new high average for the indus- trial group as a whole. Out of 35 industrial stocks in which the trading has been active, individual advances since the middle of last week have ranged from 4 to 45 points, the maximum being in Montgomery Ward. ‘These 35 issues show an average gain in the last four market sessions of ap- proximately 11 points. No such pre- ndicular rise has cccurred in a simi- lar group at any time during the bull market. This leads to the conclusion that after a great deal of distributions of pools between the middle of September and up to October 10 bullish operations by the professional element have been resumed and have so excited- the specu- lative public that it has thrown all restraint to the winds. TR e 4 Brillo Mfe. "} Brille Mg A 5 Campbell 69 Can_Marconi W. 3 Carnation Mil 1 Caterpil ‘Tract, 3 Cavanagh Deb 11 Celan Cor Am....o.. 2 Celan Co Am 1st P &3 e BaBedESm! SRS 2! Sales in INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS. hundreds. 44 Am Con Oilfids. . 37 Davega In 1 Davenport 1 Elef Shovel G Bt 1Evans E 8. 7 Evans Wall Le: 7 Fairchild Avia A 1 Fandango_Corp A 1 New Mex Ariz Land. 7% 10 Northwest 05 4 Nor Cent id Os O no: 80 Venezuelan Pet.. Sales STA! 1L 1881 e, STARR SO IR Pocks, i i i 100 Aniglo Am Oil 100A A O 100 ln:l‘ 1800 Inter P 100 Nl{y ?‘ sl‘lL . = BENIEL & G nds. bitibi P & P 55 tr 54 s quotation; No. 2 red Winter, garlicky, spot, 1.37%; October delivery, 1.37%; November delivery, 1.3814 bid. Cargoes on grade, no sales; bag lots, no sales. Corn—No. 2 domestic, 1.16a1.17; cob corn, 5.5026.00. Oats—No. 2 white, 52a53; No. 3, 50a51. Rye—Nearby, 1.10a1.20. Hay—Receipts, 10 tons. New hay is arriving in only limited quantity. It is, therefore, not being officially graded and sells strictly on its merits, within range of 14.00a16.50 a ton, timothy and clover grades. Straw—No. 1 wheat, 11.00a12.00 ton; No. 2 oat, 12.00a13.00. Dairy Market. Spring chickens, pound, 20a30; Leg- horns, 20a27; old hens, 24a: Leg- horns, 18a20; small and poor, 17a18; old roosters, 16a18; guinea fowls, each, 50a85; pigeons, pair, 30. ‘Receipts, 904 cases; native and nearby selected white, free cases, 45; firsts, 40; current receipts, 38. Butter—Good and fancy creamery, |1 pound, 44a49; prints, 49a51; blocks, 37a39; ladles, 35a38; store packed, 33; process butter, 41a42. Public Utilities Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, October 16.—The re- port of Detroit Edison and subsidiaries shows September gross, including non- operating income, of $4,089,612, com- /2 |pared with $3,662,206 in September, 1927; net after taxes was $1,385,634, against $1,130,118, and surplus after charges, $899,275, contrasted with $687,229. August gross earnings of Texas Power & Light, a subsidiary of Southwestern Power & Light, were $734,286, compared with $735,607 in August, 1927; net 35 | €arnings were $333,838, against $308,487, and balance after interest and deduc~ tions, $191,847, contrasted with $162,441, BALTIMORE FIRM EXPANDS. BALTIMORE, October 16 (Special).— ‘The Black & Decker Manufacturing Co. of this city yesterday announced the merging of the company with the Do- mestic Electric Co. of Cleveland, Ohio. While the purchase price of the Cleve- land company was not made public, it zsoosnnég to involve approximately $2,- The Black & Decker Co. is the largest manufacturer of electric tools, while the || Domestic Electric Co. is a leader in the making of fractional horsepower electric motors for all types of tools and appli- ances. During the past year the Black & Decker Co. has 'lc?mrul the Van Dorn Electric Tool Co. of Cleveland and prior to that it had gained control of the Marschke Mani Co. of In- dianapolis, makers of buffers. In addition to these companies the Black & Decker Co. now has branches mn Boston, New York, Phila- delphia, Atlanta, C Detroit, Buffalo, 3 It also owns Black & Decker Manufacturi; Co., Ltd., of Montreal, Canada, and Black & Decker, Ltd., Slough Bucks, England. grinders and M.xmm’ Charter No. 10504. Reserve District No. 8. REPORT, OF CONDITION THE Franklin National Bank Of Washington, in the District of Columbia, at the close of business on October 3, 1928. RESOURCES. 1. Loans and discounts ........33,433,136.58 2. Overdrafts ... I 348896 3. United States Government se- curities owned . . 4. Other_ bo: curities owned . o 6. Banking house, $187.400; fur~ niture and ~fixtures, 659,366.10 705,907.00 207,616.80 cash items 11. Redemption fund with 1. Treasurer and due from S. Treasurer . 14. Other assets . Total .... LIABILITIES. 15. Capital stock paid in ,000. 6. Surpius 125.000.00 17. Undivided profits—net . 9,708.49 18. Reserves for dividends. ngencles. etc. 9. Reserves for intes and expenses accrued 230,62.18 3 deposits United States d 26. Bills payable a 31, Gther liabilities . X Oty of Washinitas: Disttict of Cammpi i » i oz T JORN"B. G AN, president of " the med bank, do solemnly ewear that the al statement is true to the best my knowledge and belief. JOHN B. COCHRAN. President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th day of October. 1928. (Seal.) JOHN H. SHREVE. Notary Public. above- Correct—Attest: | COMPLETE FINANCING 1st & 2nd TRUST MONEY On homes, apartment Real Estate Mortgage & Guaranty Corp. 24 Jackson Place Main 1403 First and Second Trust Money Available On Homes, Apartments and Business Properties fresh commission ;wu‘:: b;.\vln'(m;: ':!cll Yokoham 3 95% 95% 95% ¥ u for - o Tits was promoted by ralatively MISCELLANEOUS. _ steady cables, reports of rains in the | Ajax Rubber §s. 2 107% 107% 107% ‘Eastern and Central belts and prospects | AmAgriChem 7%s. 105 105 105 | Mont Trm ref 5s 41 for frosts in Oklahoma and the Texas | Am Smit& R 1st 58 101% 100% 101 Panhandle, but the market met consid- | Am Sugar Ref 104 103y 1033 | Nassau El ds51... erable Southern selling and rea’ zing as | Am T & T cl tr 4 991 9914 991, | NatRyofMex 4s 7 prices approached the 19%z-crat level ::;:;:l‘tzi :2::. {g:’m :gm Dece This ked the ad- % 104% 1047 et ars umnzfl:xe; 0 19.48 for | Am Tel & Tel 53%. 33 107% 107 107% Brokers agree that the public is only interested in the market when it ad- vances. It will not buy when stocks react, but will follow any “tip" that seems t> be working out well. Strength in any one of the half dozen “big stocks” like General Motors, Montgom- ery Ward, U. S. Steel or General Elec- tric will immediately bring in over the wires from all quarters of the coun- try a mass of buying orders on which MK&TprinbsaA. Mo Pacific gen 4s. Mo Pac 68 A 65.... Mo Pac6sF 77.. 25258 Ladybird Beetles Clear Tre ‘The ladybird beetles are perhaps the most beneficial of the several insects that act as a check on the peach tree insects. They prey upon scale insects aphids and thrips. e twice-stabbed ladybird beetle is usually prevalent on trees that are heavily infested wto e Ot Ao & 2 c el I E o & 3 21 SR B a 8 3 s H s ¥ K 2853 Prevailing Interest Rates Water Wks bs. t delivery, or about 20 to 25 points | Am 'x':he: mgherrythe market reached a few points fmlrn msoben. ‘ volume m;‘e‘:'hn, but the market showed a steady undertone at reactions of 5 ol 6 points at the end of the first half hour. Private cables reported calling, covering and buying by the continent apd Bombay in the Liverpool market and said hedging was less active. —_— Bell Tel Bethlehm 8 168 1940, 4! Pas5sC... 99k 99% 99y 105% 105% 105% 1434 141% 142 160% 157 159 93 93% 9344 9314 1024 102% 1017% 101% 1 131 1077 107% 101% 101% 101% 101 101% g Chi&StL 6%sA . M&SIL 5158, YC&StL6sA. e o1} s Rys 6s A 65, State Ry 4%s. quotations lhrouYhout the general mar- ket list will be elevated. Whenever the market begins to sag off this demand becomes dull. & Among the unprecedented featurés of the present market is a sustained advance at a swift pace in prices on the eve of the most confusing national election situation in Americaan history. This has been interpreted to mean that (the public would not care a great dealt whether Mr. Hoover or Mr. Smith 14 Isotta 2 K:m?slev Millb ¢ o d. 20 Keystone Aircraft ... 3 3 Kimberly Clark 228 peach with the San Jose scale, It is jet black in color and has two orange or red spots on the back. Ladybird beetles take their nourishment by sucking scale insects dry. They also assist materially in checking infestations of the rusty- brown plum aphid or orther aphids. Syrphus flies, lacewing flies, tachina files, ground beetles and some of the assassin bugs and praying manties are other insects that are beneficial to the peach grower. Moderate Charges No Appraisal Fees District National Securities Corporation Main 2994. 1406 G St. N.W. 2222222 22222222 102% 102% 102% 104% 104% 10415 10415 1041 104% 296 296 29 Bush Term Bldg'6s, 10 1024 102% 10: Certain-Td5%srcts 20 92 . Chile Copper 6: 27 T 95% 95% 1005 1001 Coal Md 1st 5s. Y iim TT% Gas N Y 53| 105% 1056% sumers Pow 103% 1041 68l 68 T Tk were elected, in so far as the result bears on values of securities. It has also been characterized as a movement with political sponsorship, with each party 16 Marmon Mot for the first time trying to prove by a 3 MasseyHarris r L 14 : i 913 % high level of stock prices that pros-| g Mavig) R 8 IntLFow Sec o perity is, after all, the main issue. D ) [ l ] ns M: 129 w8 Mar. 15, 1929, Y i StateRy 6%s 62 NYW&B4yks. Nor & S gen 53 64 14 Lol 39 Marc Wire Lond B 4 Marion Steam Shov. WHEAT GOES HIGHER - IN EARLY TRADIN Cen Strength of Liverpool Quotations g:: Influences Chicago Market. Nor Pac 33 20417, Northern Pacific 48 N 4%8 2047, ok emxEraSaneresann i Bems Ore Short L rfs 4 Ore Wash 1st 48 inne Hon Reg.. ... vk Hud Pow... Val . Byt~ Associated Press ‘East Cuba SugY; 1045 g 123 112 12| TREASURY CERTIFICATES. 894 | P Offer 9 ; ¢ Nk . L8 am ol ol et el R B : 1 To the investor, three of the sweet- o3FA60 105 100 1040 | Bemmey soud Tor by souis Lho 11 |38 Max 18 5 : Mohavls Vel B BB \ S o8 A- 1005 1005 1 ‘ est words in the English language are, 2! 1 Nat Pow 3 31 at P & b 3 CHICAGO, (Ociober 10 --Uncxpected | Gen MGt Ao Cor 65, 48 1034 103 103 | lera Mara int s 104 - = 3 g t h of whee tat] ver- - % 10 % | 1 P 987 , ;:thu:goofh.:\r Witk Teports, of. better u‘?’.;fiy..u‘.‘n 42 931 923 93y | lort kI, P 6s47 ] 1000 mvi?f’f " i B8 3 5 Wi 10134 hmere ne “l‘.”ays two thlngs that d mand abroad, led to higher prices | HumbleO& RE%S 8 101% 101% 10114 91x 9914 g 4 A e 18 5 i EQ Shae B 10118 1 goily foday in e wheat market here. | linots Ball 1t 88 2 1004 1044 10454 AL W WO | o pae D S| iR TS g LR the shrewd investor considers— e Ll Ak S L4ts 95ia S e e R Safety and dividends. The safer the com belt gave firmness (o cOIn | Inti ComentndB., 10 96% 96 90 |St L 1S 4920, %% 98 yaig | Bakers Share Goip: 114k N : b . 1 valras, ning unchange up, Chi-ago Wheat later showed gatns i R the mvestment, the smaller the amount of returns. g:% % 98% | L (Repocted by 3. & W. Seligman & Co s 5 8% 8K san s 2 w214 | 3ta8 Dec. 16 10321 “Enclosed find check.” Mcanwhile, unwelcome wet weather in | 11jinots Steel 4% 985 100% 1005 1004 | Commnite. Po. - i < 108" 108" 108 y4. 0% | Community % & 14 i Y St bt 51 around, but then reacted somewhat. "'18 98y 98 98 |StL&SI p prirtse 38 | Consum Py 45 ‘bt Corn started at 4 to 5% advance, and D 9 101% 101% 101% | StL & S Fr 4%4s 4 sou| D9 86" 4 afterward eased back a little. Oats 36 96% 96 96 |SLL&SFK prinb Do 7 were firm. Provisions likewise tended | y gayser & Co5%m 14 11213 1125 1125 | StLS Wlst4s.... 5 7 | EReRy e KanG&B6852... 6 106% 1 ) e TR b Helping to lift the wheat marke; Kelly-Spring 85 10 109 1ot StP& KCShL 4%s 5 bl g0 g oL 'r';:‘lil?m::réu mdlc{%‘n“%‘:‘i‘xea“t‘(m‘&“fia“rfh Laclede G 5% §: 1 104% 104% 104% :::::z.‘;‘;’:?“ 3 : Pid America. In as well as in con- | Lisset&Myers5ssl 2 12 102 102 | SeqlAL ady o8 1945143 nection with higher prices at Liver- | Lorillard 55 < 1 osi BT 87 |SeubA Lconés... 2 pool today than e the fact was | Lorillard (1) 7s 5110 110 30 noted that estimates of the wheat crop | Manausus st 4 103% 103% 103% in Italy show nearly 8,000,000 busicis, | Mid-Uon 635 40... 49 10k 105 I e o R e ‘mna | Most Eower ss 43 11 108" 105" 1) T Cicagn wheat market presents evi | Mot Eower deb 63 2 100 100re 100 CiCamiACe. Wi “apbeaty io. ive | Nat Tub 1at Sneror. 8 100 103% 104 circumstance which appears to give | ot 334 Warning against any oeEressive bear New uogiana Zeidi 11064 Lok 1u6n ressure. N sdison 5s 44. . P Rdications of ‘corn export business |NYGELH&P4s 2 94 94 94 of good-sized proportions and of | N Y Tel44s...... 1 100% 100% 100% further rains unfavorable for facilitat- | N ¥ Tel 6s41. 2107 107 107 an eicer toaay on the corn At | Norih Am KaiRox. 3 100 'sos 100" ish effect today on the corn mar- L . d 9% Ket. Besides, atrivals of corn i OBl | Nor URIOTr & L 65 & (02 10175 102 e i cago today were unusuzlly scant, only | Nor States Pow 5. 5 L01% {01 01 | virkime iy ! 100% 35 cars all told. Reporis were also at | Nor States Pow 65, 3 1064 105% 105w | VA& Kty & b S0 s on hand showing that shipments of stocker | Pacific Gas & K168 21 102% 1023 1025 | \vUush 4H8 T8 Fots 14 - 4ok e and feeder cattle from 12 markets into | Pac T & T 1st 18 1020 1023 10214 | (WHDIER ASLRS. - ) 15 £h the seven corn belt States for three | Pan-Amer Pete 3 103% 103% 108% | \Wopuuh 6ige 76, 103% 1035 Bonuses. months have been materially in excess| pun-Amer Pete7s. 2 104% 1041, 1045 | \VADE 0 48 T3 . B0 s Roval Bank of Can..2%v of the total for the corresponding| Paramount 6s 1947 11 100% 100 100% Wi rn Md 68 6 U8% Y8 period last year. o Pathe iixchange7s 20 80 79 80 | WOl b W0 1 i o THUR GO RRRTW 1.2 20 09 (7383 18Dy saranbreanangl - 48 88" kbl Philips Petro6%s. 3 93 Y24 Y2 . 4 . 1o 84 TOTATO MAKKET DULL. Plerce-Arrow 8s... 1 106% 106% 106% | WVisCengndsey.. 1 83% e sostut Tel & C o8 37 944 94 bd i OHICAGO, Oftober o8 (United Slates| presua Steel Car5s 42 98% 974 984 Department of Agriculture).—Potatoes— | pyp)e S 41 146% 146 146 Receipts, 145 cats: On track, 423 cats: e s L e '0e. 96 | SINOADO, Owiher 18 UM o total United States shipments, 840 cars: | pop oSS 20 o 9" g9 gg | profit of the William Wrigley, jr., Co. trading slow: market dull; Wisconsin | qm'ino’s e war. 15 4% 9a% 4% | 10T the quarter ending September 30, sacked round wmuei. 75a1.00; Mlnne& Sinclair Of) 68 14995 99 99 wnstsztflu‘ax;gL th;ncgglpmu “’fi:; ta and North Dakota sacked roun < o sy Tago I#ent ‘o me showt y. Whites, 858100 sacked ReafRiver Ohios, g{::}:*‘;g;;'-*t-' 3102 102 99 | ear the company earned $2,887234 in | NEW YORK BANK CLEARINGS.| = srv BIn v 958100: South Dakota sacked early| giuciaie Oruds§%s & 97% 974 7 |the same perod. The total net profit| e Vot Gotoper 16 (Special).— ; hios, 85295. 3 2 94 % ior the first nine months of this year |, NEW 3 ¢ Sleavings. $2.408,000,000 ©Ohios, Sin Pipe Line 68... 62 94 | was $7,875,603, compared with §7,166,- (% York bank clearings, $2.406,000.000: South Bell Tel b l: :3:3- :3‘:: :x: 228 & year ago. the figures were | 1C% York bank balances, $190.000.000; : o York 2 lances, \s‘n::xl |‘4.NIJI‘IO ieTs 1 98% 98! 9a); | After deauction of taxes. :‘“‘s szgg’o Federal Reserve bal 4106 106 106 s, A B ot NEW YORK, October 16 (7).~ “ited | PennElecrow 6 47 — S hA I oA b yvic} ety ™ 07% 0T 0Ty Northeastern Surety Co. stockholders T Biscuit Co. of Am . ders| (nited Drug 6863, 43 978 "\; !z;:l Byt fhonrb i Ll SILVER QUOTATIONS. have approved ine the £ hor-| U 8 Rub 1st rf ba " 1 U S Rub 1%s. « 15 101% 1013 1011, of the stock from $100 to $10 and NEW YORK, October 16 (4. 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PROFIT. 01% 10115 it 1908 19013 ey = Stock Increase Anrraved.