Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1929, Page 11

FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. First Mortgage Loans SPECIALTIES IVEN | 2 Moo tomm [ ATTENTION ON CURBj———— Invest Yotir Funds in 6%4% First Trust Notes See WELCH Loan Speclalists 15th & N. Y. Ave. NW. Natfonal 4346-4347 NEW YORK CURB‘' MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office - UNITED STATES. (Bales are in $1.000.) Bales. High. Low. - wo =, Grigsby Grunow Feature of Trading—Many - Other Issues Sell Off. - u-u-#-—.-gu-na-—-'-._»e crnl oS Sales. Migh. . » 101% AmTaTarie... 58 1004 . 1 9620 9620 9620 32 Anaconda cv db 7 R & Z inew s Heavy Receipts at D. C. Mar- 972 101 1004 1004 (Convertibles Led Trading| 2assess 1t 3 ¥ ; 10231 | Bell Tel PabsB. lggu lg:\t 1:':95 & L. lg@% Ig}% l;fl% ket Result in Serious R 9% ! PEACH SHMENTS | o= e BONDS s |PRES REGULAR CAUSE PRICE DROP a2 R INBOND MARKET d “: o % . Today—New Offerings Sy, e 108 Losses. 99 | Buh Torm Biok 0w, 3 1000 1004 1 Exceed Last Week. RGN mmouR~ O e ARk SRR » 33 !’:’.u? BY HARRY H. BECKER. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, July 27.—An irregular price movement, with many stocks in. supply and lower prices on the Curb Exchange in the week end session, was accompanied by active bidding for a few favored specialties. ‘The feature was Grigsby Grunow, now considered the speculative leader of the radio group. The new stock to be out- standing after the four-for-one split-up, on which the stockholders will vote on i mmg% m“ had y prices. closed at 64, which in itself was a new high. It opened today on 1,600 shares at 65%, from which point it advanced to 73 for a gain of 9 points net. ‘Trading kept up actively in the new Shenandoah stocks. The preferred made a new high in the first hour, but the common fluctuated around the pre- ceding close. Selling at such substan- tial premfum over the offering price, it was not surprising that profit-taking in volume should develop. Goldman Sachs was considerably lower. Curlously enough, the latter has not benefited Shenandoah, although the same int ests are in both stocks and their longer future is closely connected. Goldman Sachs early today was off more than 8 points from its recent high. Reactlonary tendencies were in evi- dence in the public utility group. Mid- dle West Utilities dropped 8 points, not- withstanding renewed reports of a split- up. Electric Bond & Share lost ground. A few more were able to advance, in- cluding Northwestern Power. Electric iglreholdlnl made a new top by a frac- n. Trading was begun in the new Bald- win stock of no par value. The first sale BY CHARLES F. SPEARE. Special Dispatch to The Sta: NEW YORK, July 27.—The short session of the bond market today was also a dull one. There were consider- able periods when the ticker was quiet, The largest percentage of the trans- actions was in the convertible issues. These were irregular. In the case of the American Telephone 414s profit tak- ing in the stock caused a decline of Tosses resulting from heavy receipts of peaches from North Carolina and South Carolina shippers this week amounted to thousands of dollars, ac- cording to reports heard along the wholesale line this morning, while some 5 102 4 M of the Ridgeway, N. C., shippers of ; 6 | Cuban'Am Sug s cantaloupes, for which that section is 105% | Denver Gas bi . noted, also are reported to have sus- 1L4% | Detroit Edison 6s.. tained losses. 108 | ot Mot oniy uid the peaches come in quantities largely in excess of demands, dealers stated, but many of them came at most inopportune times, late in the day. and would not keep over night. “I've been in business here the past 24 years” commented one of the merchants, “and never before did I witness the like of conditions that have existed this ;\'cok.( e 0 “It's simply awful to 2 pxp};lr;x:c?_"" “he " added, “when it is |ChileTs1943...... yealized the amount of money lost in | Copenhagen 434553 the week's business.” Copennagen bs ct.. % Danish Munic 8s B’ 5 Motor Truck Shipments. - 3 Denmark 4348, Lautaro Nitrate 63. Denmark 6% Most of the shipments of the North Carolina _ fruit, more especially the | Denmark & cantaloupes from the Ridgeway se:;tl;m. came by motor truck. In several in-|p . 5tf o8 B Stances, it s stated, truckers had fo | pining gy Bugar 6s declined 2 points. return portions of the cargoes brought | pipjang 7 United States Government issues were Tere. d Y 7% | quiet and irregular. Liberty first 3} Ore truck driver explained to & Star declined with Treasury 3%3 e roporter that his trip from Ridgeway to In the foreign list general weakness this city, & distance of approximately in Japanese descriptions occurred. The e o 300 miles, was made in a trifle less than government 6s touched & new low for| 20 Gent Six Bi cony pr S03% 8 hours. He left there about 4 o'clock the year, or 3 points under the 1939 3 Chain Store Stock. .« 34 in the afternoon and reached here high. Tokio Electric and Toho Electric| 4 Gitier gow o b hortly_pefore midnight, and in the 65 were both heavy. ; morning it was found m: Owing to the sale this week of $40,- 2City Mach & Tool cantaloupes were in so advanced a 000,000 City of Chicago notes. the total| 1 Colkate Paimolive stage of ripening that they failed to bond offerings exceeded those of the gl B week previous. Over §0 per cent of all bonds offered were municipals. Rail- road equipments were three times larger L i 3 (3 CoMmpLETE FINANCING ... S EEEEE E28! Ist & 2nd TRUST MONEY On homes, apartment ldings and business No appraisal Prompt service. Real Estate Mortgage & Guaranty Corp. 24 Jackson Place Natl. 1403 BSELUEES 821053348 ez S (2 AR SRR 3! Mouamanm R R §589dggdgaacandadadgaaagga - Rl S ternational Telephone 4l4s were heavy but quiet. In other controvertibles there was a firmer tendency. Kreuger and Toll, the most active of any recent foreign specu- lative bonds, repeated FPriday's high record price. American I. G. Chemical 53s were up a point but still 13 points under the recent high. Philadelphla & Reading 6s gained 2 points. Atchison urma Corp . 4%s were the strongest of the rails, 3 Dopoush, Add with a rise of 2 points. 1 Gable Ra There were small transactions in Anaconda 7s. About $1,100,000 remain unconverted into stock though the ex- piration date is August 1. Cuba Cane S Se oo R B0 S5m0t SES R - Qs o o sl 85 . 0, ¥ SO Iep et 43 Sl e 2a8 S S FERSFE W Loulsv G & K 68 63, ManatiSug st TH%s.. tion M| pil Tract. 2Cent Al 8t = YOU CAN INVEST WITH CONFIDENCE IN OUR FIRST 69 MORTGAGE R Pan-Amer Pete 6s.. Paramount 68 1947, Phila Co 53 67. Phila & Read 6: Philips Petro 6% Plerce-Arrow Por Ric Am Tol Suittearan bring full market prices. 2 “The cantaloupe crop down there. commented the driver, “is exceptionall: ] Gommonvw, & Soilii. 38 s omw. u opt Wa 1Cons Alrcraft 3 [ 48t Anthon; Pressd Steel Car b3 Rem Rnd 5348 war.. vy this season and prices here have L‘:spgea to so low a mark that ship- ments will be reduced or ceased. Soms growers already are feeding excess TO) to hogs.” P was said by dealers that the peach situation during the week has been much more serious than that involved in the heavy shipments of cantaloupes, many peach shipments resuiting in Norway 68 1944 Orient Dev %8 '57. Paris-Ly-M Sinclair O11 81 Sinclair Ofl 6348, Sinclair O117 Stand OII NJ TennElecPow than all public utility bonds. CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. By Special Leased Wire to The Star. CHICAGO, July 27.—Following is a report of today's sales, high, low and closing quotations, on the Chicago Stock Exchange: Sales in . Low. Close. 2 Curtiss Airport_vtc. . 2 Curtiss Flying Serv.. s | sates in hundreds. 2 Uni Verde er Mis 1 Am Con Olifids NOTES 'DENOMINATIONS OF §280 AN A TEwanDs © was at 65, equivalent to 260 for the old stock. Philadelphia advices stated that 1t was expecfidtgx: dividends on the new shares wi al e annual rate of $1.75. The turnover in Consolidated FROTECTED, Gas was again high, but without im- by careful appraisement of train- portant change in price. ed men. Lower prices were recorded for St. Regis Paper and for Great Atlantic & Pacific. The latter increased its divi- dend to $5 annually Friday, but the < SECURED on_carefully selected and ime proved real estate in Washington [ total losses to consignees. DISCUSSINg | paris.1,y-Med 7 the situation with a Star reporter, 8 | Paru 64 1960 merchant mentioned one shipment’ of | Peru g3 1961. Considerably more than 100 baskets of peaches from Ruby, S. C., that proved a total loss. Poland 7s (rets). Loss of this shipment, the merchant | Poland 8s... explained, was partly due to the fact that the fruit reached here late in the A afternoon, a most inopportune time, and | Rhine\Wst £P 68’53 : Youngstn S& T bs. 28 100 by the next morning they were so much | RhineWst EP 78’ decayed that it was impossible to get | Rio de Janeiro 615 50 cents a basket for them, the express | Rio GrDo Sol 6s 43 charges being around S1. Rio Gr Do Sul 3s. Government reports sxho:ed funsld;:- | itome 63 r 8 ably mere than 500 carloads of peaches | g0 po ) E y : o sl A i being " transported over railroads a |gad Paulc 84 193 - Borg Warner pid... 103 163 o3 Eabrics “pinish - single day this week, the figures prob- | gaz, t' R OE! o - TBeach 1o e ot mid 2bly not taking in consideration the | ggits (RN 3% 957 S 102 S Emch 4V P i Thousands of crates being hauled in | geme (v 4 = : A e rivate convevances. S o) e - P arly in the seaton choice peaches | Serom oy Sio sold around $4 a_ bushel basket, the weather being cool enough to protect | Swigs Confed them while in transit. Later some of [ Tono Er Pow 7 the shipments came in chilled cars and were protected to the extent of reach- | Tokin 634 1961, ing here in good condition, but many | Uta Ringm 63537, 16 recent shipments went bad before . reaching tneir destination, not having been shipped in chilled cars. Range of Prices. Prices have covered an extremely MISOEELANEDUS. wide range since receipts became so|Abram&Straus6is 4 110 110 110 |CnyB&Qgen 4863. heavy, in numerous instances, it is| Alleshany Cp5s°44 66 100% 108' 109% |Chi B & Q 1st rf bs.. stated, record low prices having failed | Alleghany 55°49 wi 27 [10 108%s 108% | Chigk 111 gn 68 51 1o move supplies. Many of the peaches, | AmAgriChem 7 11 105 | Chi Gt West 43 89. . it is stated. would not sell bcuusxe zmyr ::gh'-g:,f% Y ’l‘z’l'lv‘cmuus‘x;:p;css-;:. Y v, o & s03. were wormy, and the combination of { A% Int Cor £he 43 13 1 110 cusPapacadises. i stance: ly losses to 7 8 I8 e oy RnEneoY, Am T&Tcv435w39 896 190 155 155% | (&N W 45,8 1987, n entirely contrary condition has ed in the potato market, the crop being much shorter than last year and | restaurant owners handling them, how- prices reported about double. Last | ever, and wholesale prices are not Year at this season, , Vir- | quoted. ginia potato growers became disheart- Hard crabs continued in heavy sup- | ened and held back shipments because | ply this week, receipts being heavier | of low prices, around $2 a barrel, but | than demands, and dealers offered them | C! this season. because of él\;‘_sh:rgflgg_}) |at $2:50 and §3 a barrel, or 50 and 60 an igh prices, arount 0 , | cen! a dozen. e cral ave been shipments have not been_delayed. more plentiful and cheaper this season, | S°C & St L [Figures at lth:nicix’ml z:‘ls? nfirk:. 13 is sm&i, than at any time since the | Clev Term 6%s. where many potatoes for the local trade | close of the World War. | Den & Rlo G en 4 from the Eastern Shore of Virginia and e e D Rio G West 51 the Piankatank River section, between Soft Crabs Scarce. Erle 1st cons this city and Norfolk, arrive, show a de- | Soft crabs have been anything but | F Clded decrease In receipts this YeoT|plentiful this week. It has been sug- | compared with last vears receipts. o |gested that shortage of supplies was | (riec L J. H. Smith, master of Municipal Pish | Gue to consumption of the crustaceans | F!a EastCés74... Market, Is preparing his annual 1eport | a; resorts and the wholesale use of | Ga & Ala 1st 5545. port will show the quantity of potatoes |Gt s BEte® o0 PP S o Sold s | ot Nor 4350 16 received from the two sections of Vir- F ) i lert N JEi. thosect the Sastern ‘Shore | low &s 35 cents a dozen, but the past|Grt Northn 4% ffl v “I’;;u;"g‘v w;‘y :; 5&“0‘;{: few days they have sold around $1.50 l‘ eat l\Mor wen §1 S 3 - {and $2. 10d & Man aj E E_‘"““Lg‘;e'e'?“tnl%}d:gepsx°sér‘c§°{g: There has been no_scarcity of crab | I1iC A 4 I AT market, receipta of potatoss from the |Meat this week. —Shippers reported | i Cent 4% ; t . BT 93 Mo i 8 BAITEAL s Bsn. Two Virginia® potato-groming - seetions | BAVINE extra large quantities of meat Int kapid Tran bs.. Litho 3 25 b e 5 totaled 7522 barrels, “while the same | 00 hand the past few days and offered | \1F b T B 80 : 4 it at what dealers sald were very low eriod last year receipis totaled 11,289 prices. A low price of 25 cents a Int & G Nor 1st rrels. 2! Jut&iiNor adj pound was quoted for claw meat, the ;| “C0FGT ol 00 While heavy losses were incurred in the handling of the peach crop snd g:n“; s:“p"‘;“m‘df 35 and the lump at 60 | int Ry C Am 65 41. certain _shippers of cantaloupes met | B 13 s ! i £ e swordfish continued as leader in the | KansasCity S 5s... N PP | 16° 17 Sons. .. . Sbou, what dealors expected. Brices |BRrticularly firm and of exceptional | Lake Srore 4231« o hsd of poultry fluctuated to a siight extent, | 1aVOr. It sold as low as 25 cents a-JHCS PR SR S0 S while meat prices continued high, the | POUnd for the Friday trade Bluefish, | 00 "/’ s 'y, increased demand for smoked meats | SUTO) i ATV Lo & Nasn 78 24 5 Gas&El Cor A. FH reducing supplies of smo! . M1l Kl Ry & L 63 bacon, causing an i Flounders, butterfish, haddock, trout, MStl&SSM5s38gtd o 95 5 L S . Mountain Fell pound in both mea MK&T 15t 4 ; i Bovter &% EFE FE Dinas ] 5 p ’23 o In 1905 when geologists stood on tan e il deal- | Wer: among the other offerings in the | 3 12 Pub Serv $100 ¢om. 34 3 1 Ll iy e 2 : erDlter prices chang:d but ltile, doal- |morket the week end. Billet of sole |} K& T8¢} 38, 2 i i Unt Li&Ral 6e ‘A ‘53 B N the slopes of Monte Arbino, Switz- ket 5 |and haddock were in demenad, the ;ggu%s;r:‘na e 'a N - i 3 B8 Bubel My 8 s 2 g:L}eh:;i(‘;!gprm(“‘: e e et o th former ai 30 and the latter at 15 cenis 3’2: %:5,‘2:,‘ 5':"; bk i 8 - erland, ow;frll;:okmghthe bea(;x.tl‘fi:’l Taily cheap. o T Prices. continued | only” moderate recelpts of water- | io Facific 6a.G 78 oo s B mgf;&k;crfw:g; o bh;rtldc ;::.:.{»d mfl a’t’:‘nfl' ffi'fl"}g pt‘;h“e‘dlfiblmfi‘nih :ll; ncm Pac5%s'49 evt at wn. in twenty-five years _0 obtamable, and wholesalers were more 400 carloads of the frult were mov-| N QT &M 54 281 & mountain would completely fill o erans et s flflxgi."v'e’,i’.ifi’ .‘;‘p.‘l"m'f.fkihe‘?.,‘éii % 29 ime. 5.8l A 3 3 ki the valley. Heeding this warning, Loy, e ame s prices Quoted Y85 | e, but ot n Jarge quanities, and | Y Cncesn 7 North Prsto 2, the residents moved their homes and so when last year the 30,000,000 cubic yards of rock thundered in the valley, not a soul was there, not a life was lost. ) irby Pet 2 Y - 1852 n 18 Eeons : 5,7 | stock does not sell on a cash.return | | 97¢ fts environs. 36 basis. New highs were established by w:l!llnéll:owril d {2 Alsvorth 18 o 4 .’l.; Marconi International Marine, Cities WestElecin.. - ol % i I Service, which had been weak recently, White Eagle O 6% and Eisler Electric Corporation. - INTER] BY E Ot s 5 @ nt Motor . o S \EST CHECKS RECEIVED Willys-Ov 6%833., iiote g - 8 s y B.. t Creek Prod.. .. 1 INVESTOR THE DAY THEY 1 27 ARE DUE W1ison & Co 1sf SOUTHERN'S JUNE NET. BOSs=MHELPS 1 . 19 Win R tAr 7 venee 3 ‘“ medve. 0 nRepeatAr s, Ar L B T 83EI'Bond & ShI1 3 DARD OIL ISSUES_AND NEW YORK, July 27 (#)—South- 1417 K St. National 9300 Parking space in 1!!? of office for Sales in _ STAN. - Units. " FORMER SUBSIDIARIES—STOCKS. | ern Railway (system) June net up 60 our clients INSURED against loss by fire by standard insurance companies. 232, ! . ; 8Y% 213 8 RAILROAD. : v 38 6El Invest Inc..... St 252 400 A o per cent; six months, 13 per cent| Atchisonad) 4 0f 54 ' 54 M A : Foag above year ago. | BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS. NEW YORK, July 27 (#)—Bar sil- | ver, 523;; Mexican dollars, 40. FIRST MORTGAGES Rklyn Mannat Bklyn Un EI 63 '60. Buft R& Pitt 4% Can Nat 4%s 30 Canad Pac deb Can Pac 4% 46. Cent of Ga 5s C'59. Central Pacific 4i Cent Pac 1st 58 90. nal Constr 4Ce Co MI; 2Chain Belt.. ... 5 27 i City & € R'prd. 351 Chicago Corp... 4 36 Chicago Corp pi 12 Chi Elec Mfg A 2 2 » 30000 FOUNDATION FOR A FORTUNE The investment of money in our ighanekd vl H 6% FIRST MORTGAGES 3 Gleaner Com Harv. 13 130 1. E E 8 e Ower a Third / ™2, o3l o 3 2 Great L Drdge 5 o ; J5s 48 90 90 90 160 Grigsby (_irmlowh 5 P Fla P & L 55 '54. Aemal 8 s Fad, Yokohama =>>>>>> et a3 A 2295 Ct.. 1 Construct Mat Gorp. . 1Const Mat Corp ) SRvaan~RlueSare am P Chl Rys 68. . - z —Ilays the foundation for a for- tune, They have the two ele- ments that make them ideal— safety and generous yield. Century Without a Ao May be bought in amounts from $250 up. S ComxZaa NSanmean~anne 4 Investors Equuty bt Air_ Ol B. F. SAUL CO. National 2100 925 15th St. N.W. BT 1S NO/ * SUBSTITU FOR SAFETY When a A '57196 West Pow 5128 '57 A 180 FOREIGN BQNDS. Sales in thousands. 17 North Eastern Pow = most of the fruit, it is stated, is small |y . 1 Nor Ind PS 6% pid. Today's Wholesale Prices—Jobbers” Considering the quantities’ of other | N % vh ey ortgar” 3 Nor Sta boarr. Prices Slightly Higher. fruits offered at this season, the banana | \ y siate Ry 4% Butter—One-pound prints, 43a44; tub, | market continues strong, with prices | NystateRy 6% 62 42a43; store packed, 28a30. fairly reasonable. Oranges and grape- | Ny Sus&Wn gen 68 Eggs—Hennery, 37a38; fresh selected, | fruit are not very plentiful, according 36a37: current receipts, 32. to reports, but there are large quanti- v, alive—Turkeys, hens. 35; | tles of small Florida oranges being of- | Nor bac 3% 2047. 33; Spring chickens, large, 34a35; | fered at low prices. Among other fruits | Nortnern Pacific medium, 33; small, 30; Leghorns, 28a30; | offered the retail trade this morning ae v 6n fowls, 32a33; Sy 15: | were pears, plums, grapes, apples and | Ogden&Lake Ch 4s. keats, young, 60a65; old, 35 Al'igator pears. i —Turkeys. 38a40; Spring A surprising condition of the markst large, 40a42; medium, 37a38; small, 35a | on tomatoes was reported this week, | 36; Leghorns, 35a36; fowls, a37; = A Toosters, 26; ducks, 28a30; keats, 90| Yesterday's receipts of the popular | LEUN>Y) S84 0. nish 10 Finland & 1} Free Bt Prus 7 Gelsen Min : n HE R L 15 Viking Pump it 7 Tao 12 VIS "By 30 % 97 | 3 Ttel Buperpow ¢ 32 Warchel Corp 2 Western i Winton Engine pf 3 Yates Machme pf| 28 Zenith Radio ... . Total sales, 200,000 ‘shares. BONDS. e (o prices going up and down several times, | Pennsyl con 4}s.. 2100 100 o| ™ 1Fea Bl sorv 65 47 06 08 oe : I8wite ist 8 res....100% 100% 100% (TS ST 3 EERE Preparation for the future is only possible by playing safe. When you can place your savings in securities which you are confident will be worth 100c on the dollar & o NS28S2! FFESERES reere 2E8! 00. - vegetables were light, dealers reported, Meats, fresh killed—Beef,” 2412; veal, 23; lamb. 28a30; pork loins, 34; hams, 30a32; fresh shoulders, 22; smoked hams, 32; smoked shoulders, 22; bacon, 28a30; lard in bulk, 15; in packages, 16. : Live stock—Calves, 15 lambs, 1215. Merchants at Municipal Fish Market are continuing to urge the consumption and prics soared to $4 a bushel. “And the easlest explanation of the shortage in supplies of tomatoes,” com- mented a dealer, “is that hot weather has burned the vines. “Such may be the cause,” he added, “but when I was in the business of wing tomatoes was one Summer when a long dry spell was experienced. PCC&StL s B 75. . Portiand EI P L s, Rio G West ¢l 4 St L IM&S R&G 48, StL&SFDI4SA.. StL&SFre%s7s SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by J. & W. Seligman & Co Allis-Chalmers Co. Ss 1037 Aluminum Co. of Amer. s Amer. Roliing Mills 8 048 Armour & Co. Del. 8tas 1943 Baitimore & Ohlo 4143 1033, gi’ n—New. Ww—With warrants. SBRERISVLVLRST SROER R % 555 5 El b R r et e 88/REEL=IBI . RRES o BALTIMORE STOCKS. BALTIMORE, July 27 (Special).— through the years to come, it is foolish to take chances. Such in- vestments are the First Mortgage Notes issued by Swartzell, Rheem and Hensey Company, which pay 6% steadily and keep your money SBEAISS 8 SRR i O 2 ucts, partly as a matter of economy and | «yay pe because of weather conditions parlly as a health move, according 0| and it may be that the periods between | Seoasyg AL 1o sta their veision of their efforts. maturity is longer.” Pty “And,” remfarked /one of the mer-| "3 U Suotediod this morning that | SeabAl adl b chanis, “increased sales of fish SUB-|,niess there is & decided_increase in |38 Al Fla 85 ' post decreasing demands for meats OD | the crop of late tomatoes the canneries | Sou pac 414 rots ¢ p b loman e will be hard hit this Fall, i ral Pat. Corp. 86 18 It is now only a little more than a| "y, 8 VOOh Aot e iresntoors oo o o rionih before the Fall opening of the | , 67 g wmb‘*"‘" Fdl SaeNendd ETRT D) o season, the scason opening Seb- | poppers, cucumbers, cabbage, eggplants, | Tex & Pac 68 C*79. 4 fra bsfml,' :}:‘(fi,&e‘fl ngtl:e ‘*;;”o.,,"m e“‘;fl onions, celery and lettuce were among | Third Ave ad) 6i t"~ coming season. At points on_the afferings of vegetables this morning. =-apeake Bay and tributaries where ™ of the oysters consumed here are g NEW -YOBK DAIRY PRICES. irnned or dredged, oystermen are get- —Buttor, ~q their houses and traps in readiness.| NEW YORK, July 27 (®). : IFflw oys'ers, barrel stock, reach here sieady: receipts, 10,287; eggs, quict; nd ¢y tcuzhout the Summer scason.. Most rcceipts, 12,553; checse, steady; re- Western Pacific bs. ; ; : */ & them are reccived direct by the few ceipts, 173,800. A, Wis Cent gn 4s *43. tt of increased quantities of marine prod-l ““The present shortage,” he concluded, | g, 1% g & pr In 6s. TR ’3‘5..;’;":‘}:“" e it intact during the life of your in- o Rt ptd 1 5 e SRR vestment. Let us explain their fi‘.‘!.:x:{‘;;g & Glisranty” advantages to you. 28 Maryland Casuaity n iners ggzs 5 3 A . 7s 1930 1 . Boston 4%s 1930 98 Accep. Cotp. 8 1937. 101 t. Corp. Ss 1940.... 1 3 55‘ 38, T - 22! SWARTZELL, RHEEM & HENSEY CO. MORTGAGE BANKERS 727 15 STREET NW/ WASHINGTON D.C. / Unfon Pacific 4s *68 L el g8 Fa i 5 I “gauoon, July 27 an.;/m: slives, 1ce; o A | Dlacount rates—short bills. ‘55485 1-16 per ‘cent; ‘thressimonths, 5% per cent. BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS. l - SewBas o 229 H