Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1929, Page 14

- PRICESHOLD FIRM OND. . EXCHANGE Bends Share Interest Wit ~ ““Stocks in Active Trad- ing Session. waaivis, *7 2 BY EDWARD C. STONE. Prices held steady in active trading on the Washington Stock Exchange to- day, fully half of the transactions again beipg- in, bonds. Apparently Secretary Mellon's advice is being followed far marp, closely now than when he gave it several weeks ago. “FThe bond issues appearing on the boamd - teday. were Potomac_ Electric Power 6s, Washington Gas 5s, Washing- topGas 6s; series A and series B, Wash- ington ‘Railway & Electric 4 and Ana- costia & Potomac Railroad 5s. Recent price levels were maintained, and the largest turnover was in Raillway & Elec- tric 4s. In the stock division Federal Ameri- can National Bank sold at 295 and Security Savings & Commercial at 476. Capital Traction figured in small trans- fers at 75, Potomac Electric Power 515 per cent preferred at 104! and 10435, Mergenthaler was strong at 104, Lanston scld at 10714, and Peoples Drug Stores preferred at’ 102. Merchants ‘Transfer & Storage common sold at 111 and the preferred at 99. National Mortgage & Investment preferred fig- ured in a 100-share sale at 33, C. & P. Phone Net Off Slightly. Net increase of the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. in October de- creased $7.291 from the same month in 1928, the report of operations, just filed with the Public Utilities Commission, shows. Telephone operating revenues for Oc- tober were $714,693, with operating ex- penses of $516,057. Taxes and uncol- lectable amounted to $49,457, making net operating income $149,179. For the first 10 months of the year the company’s operating revenues amounted to $6,897,221. Operating ex- penses during this period were $5,076,~ 277, making net operating revenues $1,820.944. Taxes and uncollectable for the 10 months' period were $495,735, making net operating income $1,325,209. Net additions to outside plant and central office equipment added to the telephone company’s system in the Dis- trict of Columbia for the 10 months ending October 31 amounted to $3,145,- 189. Gross additions for this period were $4.354,337, with retirements of $1,209,148. The company has shown a substantial increase in telephones during the first 10 .months of the year, 7,656 having been added to the system, making 158,- 016 in service at the end of the month. ‘Telephone calls, both local and toll, also show an appreciable increase. ‘Washington Gas Report Filed. The statement of operation of the Washington Gas Light Co., filed with the Public Utilities Commission, showed a net income for October of $56,194.76 and one of $708,755.62 for the year to date. Net income for the month was $30,044 in excess of that for October, 1928, and that for the 10 months a $152,021.88 improvement over the corre- sponding period last year. Financial gains were .also recorded for the Georgetown Gas Light Co., net corporate income of which for last month was $12,087.97, a gain of $1,610.38 over the same month last year. Its in- come for the year thus far is $119,282.50, or $26,845.02 more than the compara- tive period a year ago. Bond Club Hears Thorpe. ‘There was a large turnout of the members of the Washington Bond Club this noon at the National Press Club to hear Merle .Thorpe, editor pf The Nation’s Business, on “Advertising’s Opportunity.” The bond experts were guests of the Washington Advertising Club. Several Washington bankers who are associate members of the bond or-~ tion were present. Mr. Thorpe’s address is coveréd elsewhere in today's Star. His talk was highly entertaining and instructive. Mr. Thm?e believes that the need of the moment is salesmanship, pressure, but intelligent sell nounced that within the past 24 hours he learned that leading publications and advertising agencies had been in- formed of increased appropriations for advertising in the immediate future. So far this month his own publication has gained more than $250,000 in new busi- ness for 1930. Advertising is not the mystery which the layman thinks it is. Advertising comes from the Latin “advert,” which means in its virginity to “turn the mind toward,” or “to call attention to.” We are all concerned with turning the at- tention to what we have to sell, whether it is the services of a housewife, a pro- fessional man, or the commodities of & factory. Selling is no longer the pushing of an article across a counter to an in- quiring customer, who stands ready with the price. The real selling brought the customer to the counter long before the actual sale was made. Selling today is promotion, and to promote means to “encourage, to stimulate, to dignify, to help forward.” At any rate, that is ‘what Noah Webster says it means and the chief tool of selling is advertising, Mr. Thorpe asserted. Treasury Financing Announced. For the first time the United States Treasury will make use of the power granted by the last Congress to issue ‘Treasury bills as a part of the quar- terly financing on December 15. In addition to the bills, which will be offered at discount through competitive bidding, there also will be an issue of certificates of indebtedness. On December 15, this year there comes due a total of $705,000,000, con- sisting of an issue of $268,000,000 cexr- tificates, bearing 4!, per cent, and a second issue of* $437,000,000, bearipg 4% per cent. The leading influence in determining rates on Treasury cértificates is the current yield on’ outstanding obliga- tions. This would indicate that if the certificates were to be issued at present the rate would be a fraction below & per cent. However, conditions in this ;gpigt may change before Decem- Heard in Financial District. Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railroad has filed an amended application with the I. C. C. on its proposal to acquire control of the Western Maryland Rail- road, which modifies its original papers by stating specific stock which it would acquire and designating the prices it would pay. Baramount - Famous - Lasky Corpora- tion receipts from domestic fiim rentals in the first eight- weeks of the fourth quarter broke all records for any con- secutive eight-week period in the his- tory of the company and were 28 per cent ahead of the corresponding weeks last year. Frank Wood, former Washington res- ident, now educational director of Rich- mond Chapter, American Institute of Banking, is a visitor in the city. Following eight successive weeks of decline, commodity prices advanced two-tenths of 1 per cent during the week ended November 23, according to the wholesale price index of the Na- tional Fertilizer Association. CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET. CHICAGO, November 26 (). —Butter steady; reccipts, 15,027 tubs; prices unchanged. Eggs steady; receipts, 3,092 cases; extra firsts, 51 to 53; graded firsts, 48 to 49; current firs 40 to 43; ordinary firsts, 37 to 39; refrigerator extras, 37; refrigerator firsts, 36. . Persians are taking up the piano, 50 instruments having been imported into the country last year. —~Prev. 1929— Stock and Bales— Prev. Hish. Low. Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low Close. Closs. 88% 69 ADIUDIP&PDI(E). 6 79 78% 78% 19 159% 60 Abraham Strauss. 4 611 59% 59% 63 34 ms Expressctfs. 27 204 27 27 284 104% 7 13% 18 13 13 119 ny 1 21 20% 20% 21 4% % Ahumada Lead..... 10 1 "o %W 1 223% 77 Alr Reductn (14%).. 243 134% 125% 128% 131% 48% 204 Alr WalEl1Ap(2%).. 2 27 27 27 25% 114 2 Ajax Rubber 3 2% 2% 2% 2% 10% 4% Alaska Juneau A PheL P e e 56'4 17 Alleghany Corp..... 207 241 22% 22% 24k 118% 90 Alleg Corppf (53).. 1798 97% 97w 97% 354% 197 Allled Ch & Dye (6). 10 249% 241 241 125 118 Alled C&Dpe (7).. 3 123 12215 128 76% 35%4 Allls Chalm (n) (2).. 18 45% 444 44% 30% 21 Alpha Port Cemt(3). 47 264 3i% 33% 73 204 Amal Leatherpf.... 1 25% 25% 22% 42% 17% AmeradaCorp (2)... 11 20% 21% 21% 23% 4 Am Agricul Chem. 2 6% 6% &M 73% 18 AmAgriculChpf... 2 254 24% 264 157 65 Am Bank Note(ff§). 2 88 84 874 20% 7% Am Beet Su o By PN 7614 27 Am Bosch Magneto.. 11 33 32 82 62 40'4 Am Brake Shoe 2 2 49 49 49 4% 4% Am Brown BovElec. 13 12 10% 114 00 115 110% 110% 115% 142 133% Am Canpf (7). 2 140 140 140 139 106% 75 AmCar&Fdy (6)... 6 86 88 81% 27 Am Chicle (2 s 3 65 20 Am Com Ale (k1.60). *19 47% 18% Am Encaust Til (2).. 1 981y 23 Am European Sec... 6 199% 50 Am & For Power 554 10815 10116 Am&Forn Pwrpf(7) 8 103 864 Am&For Po2d pf(7) 2 42 19% Am Hawatian (1)... 4 20 85% 40 Am Home Prd (3.60) 11 524 54 29 Americanice (3).... 2 878 96% 20% Am Internat (32).... & 3T 40 8% 3 C o 15 108% 110% 119% 111% Am Locopf (7)e.... 2 116% 115 279% 142 Am Machine Co (17) 1 193 192 81% 31% Am Metal (8) 7 40% 434 17% 1 Am Plano.. > 175% 644 Am Pow & Lt (11)... 630 104 924 AmPow& Ltof (6)., 2 84% 72% AmP&LDfASt(5). 2 65% 28 Am Ra&StdSan1%. 65 64% 124 Am Republics....... 3 144% 60 Am Roll Mill (c2)... 24 74% 44 Am Safety Raz (15).. 9 41% 21'¢ Am Seating (2)..eee 2 21 7 % Am Ship & Com 1 3 1304 62 AmSm & Ref (4).... 115 70 73 49 38 Am Snuff (3).. 3 42 a2y 79% 35% Am Steel Fdy (3).... 6 49 50 85 40 AmStores (12%4).... 2 48 47w 94% 56 Am Sugar Rfg (8 2 6L 59% 59% 61 111 99 AmSugarRfgpf(7). 1103 103 103 103% 60 18 Am Sumatra (3). 4 24% 24% 241 25 32% 17 Am Tel & Ca (5). 1 24 24 24 24% 3104 198% Am Tel & Tel (9) 130 223 218 219 223 2321 160 Am Tobacco (110).., 4 204 200 200 200 235 160 Am Tobacco B (110). 24 204 1974 1974 202 199 50 Am Water Wka (c1). 80 83% 76% 77 821 27% 5% Am Woolen.. 30 9% 8% 8% 9y 58% 15% Am Woolen pf. 6 21% 214 214 21% 16% 4 Am Writ Paper ctf: 5 6 46 28+ Am Writ Paprpf (3) & 2 49% 7 Am Zinc L4&Sm. 7 111% 49% Am Zinc pf (6). 2 140 70 Anaconda Copr ¢7).. 828 80 25 AnchorCap(2.40)... 1 68% 30 Andes Copper (3) 81 49% 18% Archer-Dan-M (2). 7 95 75 Armour Del pf (T). 1 18% 5% Armour Ill (A) 15 26 3 2 10% 10% 10w 2 8 36 36 37 2 36 341 3841 31‘J 8 224% 220 220 224 4179 178 179 179 178 - 91 TN 72 3 67% 57 574 bT% 77% 30 Atl Re 79 42% 40% 40% 41% 146 67 AtlasPowder (15)... 2 85 85 8 874 17% 5 Atias Tack. 1 84 8% 81 8 514 120 Auburn Auto (3¢) 12150 142 ‘142 150 11% 3% Austin Nichols. 8,6, 4% 5 6 20 5% AviationCorp. Del... 40 7% Tw 7% 7% 15 Baldwin Loco (mew). 210 80% 27 27% 29 145% 105 Baltimore & Ohio (7) 20 118% 116% 116% 1174 80% 75 Balto & Ohlo pf (4) 7 T8l 784 T8k 8% 49% 20 Barnsdall (12%). 40 26% 254 25% 264 32% 15 BeaconOfl..... 16 17 16% 16% 17h 101 45 Beechnut Pkg (. 1 64 /64 61 65 84% 75 BelgNat Ryspf549 2 77 76% 76% 76% 104% 25 Bendix Aviation (2). 89 32% 31 31 31 60 25 Best & Company. 1435 3 3 asw 140% 784 Bethlehem Steel (§). 179 90's 88 88 91 128 116% Bethlehem Stpf (7). 2 122% 122% 122% 122% 36% 37 Bohn Alumn&B (15). 26 4314 39% 39% 44 89% 70 Bon Ami Co (15). e TR L T 100% 53 Borden & Co (3). 7 66% 64% 64l 66 86% 26 Horg Warner 11 32% 311 32 324 145 85 Beston & Maine 1100 100 100 101 63% 8% Briggs Mfg.. 48 11% 114 114 11% 43% 20 Briggs&Stratton(3). 1 24% 24% 24% 24% 13% 3% British EmSt12dpf. 1 4 4 4 4% 73% 14 Brockway MT (3). 1 19% 19% 191 19% 81% 46 Bklyn-Manhat (4). 9 8% b5T% 58 bTu 12% 7 Brooklyn&Queens.. 5 814 81 8% 8% 248% 99 Bklyn UnfonGas (5). 8132 126 126 135 51% 86 BrownShoeCo(3).. 1 41% 41% 41% 42 56% 164 Bruns-Balk-Col(3) 6 24 22 22 2 44% 4% BrunsTer & Ry S. 26280 (710" "10 - 1915 42% 14 Bucyrus Erle (1) 15 21% 19% 19% 21 50 ~ 261 Bucyruscv pf (2 13 35% 34% 34% 35% 54% 25 Bullard Co (12) 3 83 31 31 34 32% 21% Bulova Watch (: 3 26% 26 26 26% 967 29 Burroughs AM(} 22 44 424 42% 44y % 4 40 39% 39% 40 2058 Sid ad il 12% 5 &Supertor(2) 1 6 6 6 bW 192% 50 Byers(AM)........ 32 TI% 664 66% 704 4T% 20 By-Prod Coke (1) 21 27% 26 26% 27 84% 63% Calif Packing (4) 5 70 69% 69 69% 4 1 CallahanZinc& L. 4 1% 1k 1% 1x 136% 73% Calumet & Ariz (10). 28 87% 84% 84% 88 61% 26 Calumet& Hec (4%) 73 354 334 84% 3% 49% 20 Campbell Wyant (2). 2 22 20% 20% 20% 98% 45 CanadaDryGA (6). 13 65% 64 _ 65__ 66_ 265% 189% Canadian Pac (10)... 24 200 199 ~200 201 90% 170 191% 191% 190% 48% 80 Caunon Milis (2.80) 81" 81" Va1 5% 17 29 20 2614 467 190% 190% 200% 42% 9% 914 9 9% 81 37 37 38y 48% 21 % 25% 200 26M 59% 27% Cent Alloy Steei (2 85% 334 33% 35 360 240 _ Cent RROf NJ (12). 2 262 262 262 270 “20% 3~ Century Rib Mill 3 4% 4% 4% 120 52% Cerro de Pasco (6. 60% 61 65 32 1l% Certain-teed Prod. 13% 18% 14 80% 18 Checker Cab Mfg Co. 42% 44% 43% 279% 160 Ches & Ohlo (10).... 4 1974 199% 92 42% ChesapeakeCorp (3) 32 60% b59% 694 60 19% 4 Chi& Alton 1 6% b 5% 23% 7 ChiGreat W 2 10 10 10 63% 17% ChiGreat W 1 29% 29% 29% Chi Mil St P&Pac. 15 28% 22 231 83 414 39% 41% 108% 75 Chicago &N W (5) 8 8814 87w 88 7% 21% Chi Pneu Tool. i1kze" 26 26% 1% 47. ChiPneu T pt ( 3 b2 b1% 52 Blu 101" Chi R1& Pac (7 2 119% 118 118% 118 Pf(6). 13 103% 102% 1024 102 100 ChiRI&Pacpf(?). 2107 107 107 105 75% 44% ChildsCo (2.40)..... 11 56% b55% b65% b5 135 26 Chrysler Corp (3)... 170 321 31l 8214 33 62% _ 39% City Ice & F' (3.60) 1 46l 464 46% 46 T4 City Stores (1)...... 15 105% 10% 10% 10% 61% 25 Clark Equipment (3) 2 37% 36's 37% 36 72% 35% Cluett Peabody (8).. 6 364 36 364 38% 145% 101 Coea-Cola (4). o 91247 121 121 124% 50 . 44% Coca Cols A (3). 4 47 46% 47 46l i 10 Collins & Afkman.... 13 17% 17 17 174 78% 27% Colo Fuel & lron..... 10 .85% 32% 32% 3415 52 ColGas&El (2)..... 185 72% 67% 684 721 130 424 ColGas&Erctaptpd. 1 €9 69 69 704 69 50 ColG&Erctsfullpd. 1 67 67 47 70% 109 99% ColGas&EIpfA6). 1103 103 103 105 88% 16% Columb Graph(87c). 936 267 2d% 25% 25% 344 105 Columblan Carb(15). T% 13814 142 145 62% 18 Com Crediti2)...... 23% 24 25 b1% 28 Comm Credit A (3).. 33 79 28% Comm Invest Tri 0% 99 87 Com inv Trpf(6% 8915 3 20% Comm Solvents (1)% 28% 24% 135 93 33% 36% 14 92% 54 96% 47 25% 15% 0% 20% 1834 99% 100% 98% 6% 3 14 23% . 13% 1 5 . 5 61a 38 16% . 2 6 6w 6% 6 - 794 Contl Baking of (8).. 6 87% 86l 86} 87 63% 38 ContlBank (120)... 6 39 38 39 40 92 40% ContlCan (2%)..... 52 53% 51 511 b4 27% 20% Cont Dlamond (2) 1104 46% Contl Insurance (2).. 28% 6% Contl Motors (80c). 474 18 Contl Ofl of Del. 26% 70 Corn Prod (13% 20% Coty Ine (x2). 2 27 8 204 19% 1 51% b1 4 80 TT% 2 14 1% 6 114 1 17 7 Cuban-AmerSugar.. 4 8% 1% 6% 1 Cuban Dom Sugar. fita 2 67% 86 Cudahy Packing (4). 6 43 42 182 100 ° Curtis Publishg (17) 111z 112 118 11214 Curtis Publish pf(7) 114 804 3 37% 14 Curt WrightCorpA. 28 17% 17 121% B8 Cutler-Ham (33%) 7 126% 63 Cuyamel Frult, 43 12 114% 113 43% 12 169% 7% 385 647 119% 3914 264% 6% |1% 112 89 91% 126%, 44 200% 1531% 39% 1064 1374 2656% 24 Stock and Sales— Prer. Dividend Rate. Add 00. High. Low. Close. Close. 21% Davison Ch 5 29% 28 28 20% 2314 Debe: 1 264 261 26% 264 141% Dela: 22 170 164 164, 176% 120% Del 9 2 49 Denv » 151 Detroit Edison (8). .. 24 Devne & Ray A (13). 6 Dome Mines (1).... 12 Dominfon Strs(1.20) €9 Drug Corpn (4) 25 Dunhill Inter (24) .. 80 Dupontde N (45.20). 107% Duponta N A:b (6) 19 East Roll Mill (1%4). 150 Eastman Kodak(t8). 18 Faton Axle &S (3) 11% Eitingon-Sch (2% 50 Elec Auto Lite (6).. 3% Electric Boat 914 Bl Pwr & Lt (1), .... 98 ElPwr & Ltof (7).. 55 Eleo Stor Bat (5). 314 Elk Horn Coal. ... 49% Endicott-John (5). 31 Eng PubServ (11).. 80 Eng Pub Sveof (5).. 314 Equitable Bldg(2%) 41's EMORR....o.ues” 55'% Erfe R R 1st pf (4). 52 Erfe R R 2d nf (4) 15 Evans Auto L(12%). ;2\ Fairbanks Morse (3) wes BakfanZonna N 4714 F1d Phen F Ins (2).. 31 Filenes (ctfs: .or 44'% First Natl Strs (1%) 315 Fisk Rubber 88 Florsheim Shoe A. 90% Florsheim Shoe pf 6. 3214 Follansbee Bros(13) 12% Foundation Co. . 33 Foster Wheeler (1).. 40 FoxFilm A (4)..... 23% Freeport-Texas (4). @ (PPN | ST R 833 5 Gabriel Snub A. 8 6514 Gamewell Co (§). a 3% Gardner Motor. 2 75 Gen Am Tnk Car(34) 8. 91% 424 Gen Asphalt . 44 52 2% Gen Cabl - 83l 651 G®n Cable A (4)..ues 1 42 Gen Cigar (4). 6 53 168% Gen Electrio ¢ . 264 220 Gen Elec spec (60c). 85 Gen'l Food Corpn (3) 59% Gen Gas&FEl A (te2). 50" Gen Mills (13%). 3314 Gen Motors (13.. 112 Gen Motors pf (7) 9% Gen Outd Ad vte (2). 30 GenOutd Adv A (4). 20 Gen Public Serv(b§) 70 Gen Ry Signal (5) 50 Gen Refrac (t4%).. 80 Gillette Saf Raz(c5). 1014 Gimbel Brothers. ... 26 Glidden Co (m2).... 9% Gobel (Adolf) 984 Goodrich pf (7 60 Goodyear Tire (5) 87 Goodyear 1st pf(T}.. 14 Gotham Stk H (2%) 7% Graham-Paize. 7 Graham-Paige ct. 46% Granby Copper (8)... " s 39 Grand Storas (e1) 1 914 Grand Union. .. 1 30 Grand Union pf (3’ 1 82 Granite Citv 8t1 (4). 2 42 Grant (WT) (e1)... 2 1n . 1 19 GrtNorOre (a1%).. 9 28 Grt West Sug (2.80). 4 106 Greene Can Cop 1 1 _ Guantanamo Suga: 1 14% Grigsby Grunow (3). 62 13 Gulf Mo& North.... & 24 Gulf Sta Steel (4)... 2 12 Hahn Dept Stores... 19 74% Hahn Dept S pf(8%) 18 21% Hartman A (2)..... 1 13 Hartman B (1.20 4 4 30 = 1 3 . 26 45 Hsehld Fin pf $3.10.. 13 40 Household Prd (t4). 18 26 o1 8,28 35 Howe Sound (14%).. 63 34% Hud&Man Ry (3.50), .7 88 Hudson Motor (5) 42 18 Hupp Motor (f2).... 43 116 Illinois Central (T).. 6 17% Independ O11 & G (3) 10 3% Indlan Motor Cyclt 13% Indian Refining. . 11% Indian Refining ct. 8 684 Industrial Rayon. 3 75 Inland Steel (3% 2 22 Inspiration (4) 20 Insuranshares 5 15 Interboro Rap Tran. 8 2 Intercontinental Rub 3 4 Intl Agricultural....’ 1 40 Intl Agri prof (7) 2 109 Intl Business M (5. 8 48 Intl Cement (4). 20 8 Int Combustion...... 98 830 IntiCmb Engpf(7).. 8 65 1ntl Harvester (2%). 37 23 IntHydro El A (e2). 10 47 Intl Match pf (3.20).. 50 ts.. 18% Ing Mer Marin 26 Int Nickel of Can(1). 315 20 IntIPap&PA(240). 2 " 12 6 20 19% 20 9 6 14% 14 14 7 1 81 811 B8I 40 IntlPrinting Ink (3) 2 49% 49% 4914 95 IntlSilver (18)...... 2 103 102% 103 53 IntTel & Teleg (3).. 206 72 68% 68% Dept St (2). 13 84 3314 33y ype (11134). 2 2 24 2 12% Investors Equity(3). 3 22 21% 211 39 Island Creek Coal(4) 1 45% 45% 45% 39 JewelTea (4)....... 2 46% d5% 46% 90 Johns-Manville (3).. 40 121 1144 114% 1% Jordan Motor Car.... 2 3 2% 21 60 Kan City Sou (5). 5 81 80 g0 63 167 61 67 12 132" ‘%" 12 18% 3 18% 184 187% 30 25 41% 40m 41 70 1 80% 80% 80% 3% Ko 18 4% 4% 4y 18% Kelsey Hayes (2) 3 23% 23 23 5 Kelvinator Corp. 27 10% 9% 9% 49% Kennecott (5).. 569 58% bB6u 57 45% Kimberly Clrk(3%). 3 50% 50% 50% 21% Kinney G R (1). 2 24% 24 244 5% Kolster Radlo. 92 7T 6% eu 21 13 86% 35% 36 28¢ 85 34% 30 31y 10 Kresge Dept 1 10 10 10 2214 Kreuger & Tol(1.34). 188 251 2% 243 384 Kroger Gr&Bak(el). 101 bi% 50% 50% 16% Lago Ofl & Tran: 1 221 204 224 37102 98K 93w r8:8” 46 T % 7 80 LehPortCenf(2%)w 4 41% 40 40 5 2 69% 68% 68% 417 16% 164 1 87% 374 374 3 84 34 34 23 22% 21% 22 1 88 88 88 80 Liggett& My B (6). 12 89 83 &9 125 Ligrett& My of (T).. 2 135% 135% 135% 31 Lima Locomotive... 4 35% 35 85% 40 LiaCarbonfc (+4%). 8 55 54 b4 32 Loew's,Inc (12%).. 11 48% 46% 46% 80% Loew'spfxw (6%). 1 841 S84% 84% 4 LoftInc......... VIR N T 121% Long Beil Lumb A. 1 14% 4% 4% 391 Loose-Wiles (2.60).. 22 bl 60 60 14% Lorfllard (P)Co..... 22 18% 17% 17% 67 Lorillard (P)pf(7).. 1 83 83 83 *7 LouisianaOfl.... 2 10 9% 9% 28 LouG&EIA (1% 20 39% 36 36W 110 6 131% 130 131 22 46 30% 29% 20% 304 MacA & Forb(12.35) 6 334 3824 33y 79% McCrory B ()...... 1 80 80 80 214 McKesson & Rob (3) 10 33% 32% 53 40 McKes&Rbpf(3%). 1 46 46 46 21 McLellans S(A)m20. 10 27 26 27 554 Mack Trucks (6).... 52 71 68 68 110 aMacy(RH)&Co(et8) 5 150 148 149 11% MadisonSaG (1%).. 7 13 12 18 35 Magma Copper (B)... 12 464 45% 46% 6 Mallinson & Co. 110k 104 10k 2 7 " 144 Market St Ry pr pi 2 16% 164 164 19 Marmon Motor (4 4 26% 23w 234 2i5 Martin-Parry. S e e 19 29 Mathieson Alk 3 40% 39 39 46 lay Dept Stors(e2). 37 9% 55% 56 15% Maytag Co (12) 8 16% 164 16 29% Maytag Co of (3). 2 29% 29u 29% 76 Maytag Colstpf(6). 1 75l 754 75% 30 MelvilleShoe (1.40). 6 34 33 33 9 Mengel Company 9/ 224 Mid-Continent P (3). 1835 Midland St pf(113). 6% Miller Rubber, sesse, =4 Bale Prev. | —Prev. 1920 Stock and Sales— ' Prev. High: Low'~ Divioond Rate. A44 00, High, Low. Close. Giose. | High: Low Dividend Rate. _ Add 00. High. Low. Close. Close. 123% 69 Minn Honeywll 13%. 1 68 68 68 70 | 78 131 Sparks Withngtn(1). 24 19% 18% 18% 19% 43% 10 Minn Moline Pwr.... 5 15% 14 14% 15%| 46 20 Spencer K. i3 .5 n 2 102 65 Minn Molinepf8%.. 8 7i% 7% 70% 75 | €6% 21 Splcer Mfg. 28 22 2 22 1% Minn & St Lo .. 1 1% 1% 1% 1%| 86% 38 Spicer Mfgpf (8)..o 41 41 41 4L 27% Mo Kan & Texas. . 81 38% 8714 871 39 | 117% 40 Splegel-May-St (3) 44 39% 39% 45 83% Mo Kan & Tex pf(1). 12 1021 101% 101% 1021 | 44% 20 Stand Brands (1%).. 216 28% 27 274 28 46 Missouri Pactflo..... 20 704 6% 691 69| 118% 114% Std Brandspf(T). 117 U7 U7 .17 105 Missouri Pac pf (8).. 8 1251 124% 12a% 1254 | 43% 8 StandComTob(1).. 1 9 9 9 9 35 Mohawk Carpet 128 42 42 41 | 243% .73% Stand Gas& El (3%) 137 47 Monsanto Ch (£1%). 50 50 b2 | 67 58 Stand GEEDL (4)... 10 49% Montgomry Ward(3) 5% 55% 58% | 48 10 StandInvCorp (b). 2 1% Moon Motor (new).. 3% 3% 43| 81% b1l StdOllofCa) (h2t4). 85 1% Mother Lode (40c). .. 1% 2 2 83 48 Stand OIIN ¥ (12)... 264 31 Motor Meter G & B, 6% 6% 61 Stand OfIN Y (1.60). 34 36 Motor Products 116.. 4857 48K 51N Sterling Sec A)..... 7 21 Motor Wheel (3) 26% 26% 27 Sterling Seop1(1.10), 6 10 Mullins Mtg. .. 1y % 1= Sterling Ssoevpf(s) . 14 1% Murraay Corp (k3) 16% 16% 114 Blewatt PAnURL), 12 30 Myer(FE)& Bro (3 3814 88% 40 i bt i Y 40 Nash Motors (¢ S1% 5% B3% e b “ 15% Nat Aeme (1%). 18 18 18K Sun O11 (p1) 1 13 Natl AlrTrans. 6 14 15 Sunertor N, 35 11% Natl Bella Hess(31). 15% 15% 16 SUerTor Bteel s 140 Nat Biseuft (1138).. 177 178% 184 oot R 140 Natl Biscuit pf (7). . 141 141 142% Symington A 2 69 NatlCash Reg A (t4) 66 79% 754 764 79 ' 36 NatDairy ($2)...... 8 52 B0 §0% 51% SRt E £ 15 Natl Distillers...... 25 38 35 35 3% pi S L (D UGB 274 NatiEnameling (2).. 2 28 28 28 28 ZEIRR Con (B)-oeier 43 129% NatlLead (6)....... 1 143% 140 140 146% Tex GUILBAL (D). “ 88 23 Natl Per& Lt (1 20 31% 31 31% 31% TSRS L OIF (08 )i 61 Natl Radfator. ... 1 3% 3% 8K 8 it Natl Rys Mex 24 £ G N oY e n e Migcloe),, - 1 Natl Surety (5) 1 87% 8% 87% 88 p Db Nat Tea Co (2) 8 41% 40 40 4l DR G 1 Nelsner Brothe; 2 53 53 53 BAW TISSIVREEE Aiwas oo 42 Novada Copper (3).. 77 20% 271 29% 29 Aiae et SueoE(8) L Newport Co A (3). 5 60% 591 60 59 oG, 1 Newton Steel (3) 1 48 48 48 43 Timkn Det Axle 8 Vg a . S Timken Roller (3). HE o Tobacco Products 126 6! i R R Tobacco Products A, 10 88 11¢ 11 1L L : 2% 122% 1224% 12 3 8 2 14 13% 13 14 73338538 aal 16 1 18% N184 18% 19 Truax Traer (1.60), 3 17 15% 15% 17 191 Norfolk&Wstn($12). & 3 : Twin City Rp T (4).. 6 29 28w 28% 28 664 North Am(b10%stk) 382 Und Elllod Fishr (). 8 103 100 100 104% 98 North Am Ed pf (§).. 1 3 14% 14 14 1Y% 756 Northern Pao (B).... 4 95 9% 76 16 _79% 75 North Pacet (5). 29 15 454 44%_ 44%_45% 45% Nor Ger Lloydt; . 2 Union Pacific (10). 6 2201 220 "220 T224% % Norwalk Tire & Rb. 2 Union Pacifie pf (4).. 2 814 80% 81% 381 12 ONl Well SUpDIY. ovor> 8 Utd Afrcraft&Trans. 25 43% 401 4014 445 VL - Utd AlrcraftAT pf8. 8 66 55 55 56 17 OliveFriipev ptidy. 15 Utd Biscult (140)... 1 37 87 37 38 70 OlivrFrEapfA(S).. 2 Wk S 4 48 4T JT% 49 214 Omnibus Corp....... 18 3 Utd Cigar Store: 5 5% &% 5% 6 195 OHs Elevator (18).., 8 239 288 238 244 DiacannBlorenictie.ii 1 -8 0 AP TN 22 OtisSteel (3%)..... 4 33 81% 31K 834 United Clgar Strapf. 1 33% 33% 33%° 82 89% OtisSteelprof (7)., 2 8% Bo% 89w, 80N Utd Corporation.... 3%0 31% 28 28% 314 43 OwensIliGlass (4).. 8 54 54 51 54 O e arit) 461 46w _46h e6u 5 - 2 4 - % 108% sex PasmsLienting (). 11 11 UtdGas&Imp (1), 244 30% 29% 291 0% 40% Pan-Am Petroleum.. 3 621, 6! ek bl i L 40% Pan-Am Pete B. 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" 25 4% 'on 'in o D AR thys e (14 00 AL S1R Canly 5 Pathe ExchangeA... 6 84 15 7a 8 D imen D)., 3 S5% MG a8E 208 24% Patino Mines (3.89).. 7 314 31 8% 314 U8 Laathe, (90eece M7 143% 138 138% 1404 54 Peerless Motor Car.. 1 6% 6% 6% 6% L o G LR T 22 Penick & Ford (25¢) 8 28w .21 27 30 US Leather o viiiy o ABW 18K~ 1o i 86 Penney (JC)........ 5 79 17 17 80 SoREni(T) B H0 o0 e e [ AL S TR TTER i el C L USPlpe& Fdry (2). 18 204 19% 19% 19% 315 Penn Dixie Cement.. 17 9% 8% 9 9% USRLILIOE(LI0) |2 1IN 1M 15K 18 20 Penn Dixie Comt pf. 6 40% 40% 40% 427 us oSN S ek ou 72 Pennsylvania RR() 99 85 34 834 8% us e e 20 Pet Milk (1%).. 4 21 206 20% 20 31 Phelps Dodge (3) 40 dew 3o s0m U B Bmel Rerotin T Aok o itk dem 47% Phila Co 6% pf (3 3 50% 50% 50% 50w OB BeEor % 1 S1i 0% S0k b1 9% Phila& Read C&IL... 7 14 13% 134 14w FA-d w il 580 je8, 1624 1684 1675 5% Philip Morris (1) 4104 10w 104 19 et A 0 M 160 140 241 Phillips Pete (1%).. 232 38% 364 37 39 2. B e Ghl 18 Plerce-ArrowA..... 1 19% 194 19% 19% O D 69 Plerce Arrow pf (8). 1 69 9 Lttt e Gm 5?\. 6‘;'“ Utll Pwr &Lt A 20 32% 31% 31% 32% 20 Plerce Ofl pf. 1 28 284 284 25w b 4 5% 5 B 5% 14 Pierce Petroleum. 8 24 2% 28 2% Vanadium (14 .1 12 53% 504 504 51% 30 ~ Pillsbury Fl (12%).. 8 36 ° 35% 36 36 Vick Chemical(3%). 3 36 55% 85% 38% 434 PirelliCoA (288)... 2 47 4T 47 43% Virgnla-CarChem.. 10 6 6% % 6w 15% Pittsbgh Screw 1.40.. 1 18% 1% 1s% 18 VirEinia-Car 6% of.. 15 304 28% 30 274 90 Piusawva(6).... 3 ysh 92 92 Fitgtat 1.7 7% 76 77 2 Poor & Co (B) (2)... 6 30% 30 30% 31 Wabash. 1 41% % 8 P Rican Am To (B).. 3 16 15% 15% 16% Wabash .o 3 81“: gé: :é: :g 93 Postal Tel & C pf(7). 1 96 96 26 96 Waldort Systm (1% 2 24% 24 24 404 Prairle OXG (12%).. 60 56% 534 54k 53% Walworth Co (2).... 12 30 30 30 30 45 PrairiePipe L t4%.. 14 59 53% 53% 58 Ward Bakingpf (7). 2 68 68 68 68 64 Pressed SteelCar.... 10 10% 9% 10 9% Warner Bros Pic (4). 160 45 43% 43% 454 43 Proc&Gamble (2).. 6 584 53 58 #3% Warner-Quinian (2). 18 23% 224 22w 2314 4 Prod & Refing 15 9 9% 9 Warren Bros (19) 6 149% 155 145 150 54 PubSveNJ ( 76 50% 77 M4 80 Warn BrPpf(2.20).. 1 39% 39% 39% 40u 9% PubSve NI pf(6)... 5 105% 105% 105t 105% Warren Fdry & Pipe 31 231 20% 221, 204 124% 105 PubSvoNJ pf(7).e. 2 119% 118t 119% 118% Webster-Eisenlohr. 6 9% 8% 8% 9w 99% 74 Pullman Corp (4). 14 80% 80% B80% &1 Wells Fargo. . 1 3 3 3 3% 30% 20 PureOll (13%). 20 23% 23 23 284 Wess Oll & Snow(3). 1 274 2Tu 27T% 271 65 Purity Bakerles (4)e. 5 78'% 75 75 80 WessO&Snpf (4).. 7 652% b52% 52% 5214 26 Radio Corp.. 350 35 334 334 35 2 0% w48 gg 50 RadiopfA (3%).... 2 53 63 53 53 3 1w 16 1¢ 16 62% Radiopt B (5). 4 70 69% 69% 70 25 20 18% 18% 19 12 Radio-Keith-Orph A. 48 17% 16% 16% 17% 8 20 19 19% 20 24 Rallway®Bxp(2).. 0 34 334 3314 324 5 45 424 421 46 70 RRSecICstkC(4). 10 70 70 70 71 12 189, 180 180 192 58% 28 Raybestos-Man(2y%) 2 34% 344 34% 35 48 487 464 464 46% 147% 101% Reading (4). 5120 119 119 122 185 137 120% 130 1361 % 87 Real Silk (5 9 4Th 45 4T 4 I B owoa 44 Rels (R) & Co. 3 Sl bW 3% o% L 20% Rem Rand (50c B7 20% 27w 27% 29 41 421 5 Reming-Rnd 1t (1), 3 1% 8t s i Wheeling & LEpf.. 1100° 100 100 100 104 Reo Motor (11.40)... 13 11% 11% 11l 11% White EagleOfl ¢3).. 2 28% 284 284 28 621 Repub Ir & Steel(d).. 13 73% 707 72 74% White Motors (1)... 13 38 a3, 38 38 3t ok e ton ot WhiteRock MS (14) 4 41 40 40 41 i I gt L White Sewing Mach. 6 9% 8% 8% 10 39 Reynolds Tb B(3.40). 202 46% 45 45 464 White Sw Mchpf(4) 1 33 33 33 20 RIchfleld Ol (2)..... 40 29% 28% 29 201 Wilcox RIoh(A)2%.. 2 28% 28 28% 274 15 RioGrandeOll (k2). & 20 19% 19% 20 Wieox Rich B (e3).. 13 184 .17 17 18 28 Rosaia Ins (2.30). ... 39 37%m 374 38% Willys-Over (e1.20).. 17 9% " 9% 9% 10 64__43% Royal Dutch (as.38). 45_51% 52% 53 504 b L e 1957 90w Safeway Stores (5). 70 T26 ~T18% 12157121 bk b Dl B 8ot 94 . 3815 StJoseph Lead (13). 7 49% 47 47 50 Wolworth (o o 18" - o sy 133% 101 StL-SanFran(8)... 4 112w 112 112 112 Wt e 0 I . TN 9% 96% 87 St L-San Franpt 392w 91K 91% 92 Wer B a . AR TR ARSI Tk 115% 60 StLSouthwestern.. 10 6l% 6l% 61 6214 Wors FumbB (6)s 5 50b: oo i 88 51% 20 Savago Arms (2) 126 26 26 273 Writley Win (4o ree 3 oeu oo 8% T 41% 8 SchulteRetallStrs.. 12 8% 8 ' 8 g e 1 684 674 684 69 21% 10 Seaboard AfrLine... 25 12 10% 12 104 Yellow Truck & C. 9 1% 11 m o1y 41% 164 Seaboard AirLinepf 19 25 23 24 21 Young Spring (3) 3 85 3u 35 3 181 80 Sears Roebek (33%). 556 97% 93% 934 98 Young Sheet& T (5) 1106 106 106 107i 10% 2 Seneca Copper. 6 2% 21 2% 2% Zenith Radlo (2).... 11 13% 1% 11% 13% 2;:: 23& g:‘rvullgc 40 9% B8, 9 9% RIGHTS EXPIRE aron Ste 3 26% 24% - 22 19% Sharp& Dohme... [l 1 21 214 o S LT T st i R Rl % 71 Shattuck (FG) (1).. 99 40% 37 38 : y S5% 43% Shell TATramzd0)- 2 don ow dow e o & Ehvrua Biapesay 3 B X %o u 31% 10 Shell Union (140)... 39 2¢ 224 23% 20| 10% % Col Carbon..Mar.11 27 oo o2ff of & T4's 15 ~Shubert Theatres.... 10 15% 13 13 15| 34 104 Det Edison...Dec. 23~ -4 1o 128 24 2% 188 59'% SimmonsCo (g3).... 74 82w 771 19 8| '8 W Gon. AsphaltNov. 31 195 vy 104 184 I8k 404 15 Simms Pet (1.60) 23% 22% 224 28%| 1% % Kreu&Toll...Dec 226 SR 45 21 % 26% 26% 27%| 6% B N nt ST T 111 103 l(nv 107 107 l/. x RQ;HS;G“I“’;‘IB :: :: ‘;g 6% 6: 5: ‘l‘ 484 28 : ¥ 164 3% Snider Packing.,. e ek LT Stk 64% 14 18% 18% 18% 184 of ks on New York Exchange. A 111 85 Solvay Am Inpf 934 95 94% SR oseee CIORG - 23:08 Rous 1,165,900 45 23% So Porto R Sug 12 28% 2715 28 98K . 1&:‘;: e 1.884.300 2:10 P.M... 2.016,000 S84 454 Southern Cal Bd (3 55 56 6% ents n-'ua'ofi'm"-'n’.':‘-'h"qu‘-":u‘}'f'y":r"n:nl-;:-:uu doglaratigns. 11 nit of trading less than 100 + 1624 109 Southern Rwy (8 130 130w Tiow | 4,2 fieel, JE :.’;u‘i'.."::’l':"%'?:’i{“. ‘"":"'."'#‘.;. ek Y n Ry pf( 9 in_ stock. i madh e 63% 30 Spalding (AG) (2) 351 32“ §§,,,, 32% Foitis $0% i :.l' Pls lfln"im‘."'fl“nllm Sek Thids 5% 524 15 Spang-Chalfant. 2% 28 22% 22K 12 ol ‘thare la'ston o' slock. "n Piua 34 1" siock. " ehis Washington Ticker BY CLINTON COFFIN. Associated. Press Financial Writer. One of the jobs that the oncoming regular session of Congress will be asked to tackle is the consideration of the scope and. Couzens of the purpose recently given to holding corporations in and public utility fleld. the railroad Chairman Senate interstate com- merce committee has counsel working on the problem during the current congressional res cess, ind will have one or more legislative propesals to offer on the sub{lect, and expects also that committee earings on the legislation will throw considerable light on what has been increasingly conspicuous fi- nancial resort with relation both to carriers and utilities. In railroad matters, the two most noted creations of the kind are the Pennroad Corporation’ and the Alle- gheny Co sponsored ration, the first of which, y the Pennsylvania System, has acquired ownership of the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton, of terminal prop- erty at Baltimore and Cleveland, is credited with owning the Pittsburgh & West Virginl: stock holdings. nd has some general The Alleghany Cor- poration is the central institution of the Van Sweringen rail enterprises, with outside interests. In the utili- ties fleld, several great groupings have come to a focus associations. under holding company “So far as the holdln?-lnventrnem corporation comes into rai legal advice is that no doubt ise as to Federal them,” Chairma tions, my can road opera- jurisdiction over ns commented “An transportation act of the suthor- n_Co ity a little easier, and I think it effected before any important railroad consolidation steps are advanced. “As to utilities, my present disposi- tion is to offer & measure creating a Federal utility commission to deal with pewer and public service matters. The distribution _particularly is getting to be a matter far beyond State electrical authority. So many States power, to cite one Eni.nt. for use their boundaries tl formally that compacts between might, be reached, under Federal per- missi regions. at State regulation fails to meet the situation. There is a Federal Power Commission now, com- posed of three cabinet members, but that system makes for a division of responsibility, and nobody likes it. “President Hoover has suggested in- will be export beyond December 6 to States ence to the Colorado River control, and | cémber 10. in one or two other instances, but ap- pears to have limited usefulness. “I don't look for any early action on either branch of the subject, think that the Senate commit least will hear a few witnesses.” Next week railroad officers and ship- pers' representatives in 13 dil regions of the United States will begin special studies of the freight traffic out- for the first quarter of 1930, direction of the American Railway As- sociation. Their findings will have a | Ncrth Gérman Lioyd ¢%s. particular bearing on the railroac gram of capital investment during the year, and in view of President Hoover's | Munich 4s recent call to rail managements and all other business leadership to maintain | A E business impetus by continuing better- ments and extensions, the forecast is going to be made with u;:ua:lu ca;en..d of the ra participants in the traffic studies to put | Bestscheediar “We have asked all @s much emphasis as ering le on accurate predict sald but I tee at | Ger Govt Red Loan with drawing ™ - Asked: Ctes attached per 100 B M 0 6100 er ‘Govt Red - Loan ' without drawing et per 000 RM°0 2400 27.00 (Quote foilars per million. marks) erent | Hambury o 00 45 (Quated in ‘dollars Bér " thotisand. marks ) German' Gen ‘Elect 4135 pre-war 93.00° 3¢ lg:rrm,n: Gen Elect 4125 19 15 s pre.war. ... o under | pombure S5, 318 & 45 pre-war s 1921 - | Krupp d pro- | § Frankfort a-M 4s (Quot A E G (German Ge G (German Ge gommerz and Heyden Mereur jorth Germ; i Sank | burgh, December 12, Hamburg American Line 4 usseldorf 4s pre-war Taylor, Who Tepresents the association Austriss A B. in the work, “and to be careful not to allow bias as to business prospects, 80od or bad, to influence their findings, What the reglonal groups do is to esti- mate in advance the operating service carriers will have to meet for the first three months of the year, and the check of conditions now beginning will be, it is felt on all sides, one of the most im- portant we have undertaken.” Shippers and rail officials in South- ern territory will meet at New Orleans assemble their forecast, those of the Pacific Coast at San Fran- cisco on the same day, those in Great Lakes territory at Cleveland December , to let them control power by | 8. While other sessions will be at Pitic. That has been tried in refer- GERMAN BONDS AND STOCKS. H 3 $323388333833-5555335: PEueBRR2885 o2 A and Chicago, De- i <88 o STOCK PRICES-SAG IN PROFIT TAKING List Turns Heavy on Renew- ed Offerings of Stock. BY STANLEY W. PRENOSIL, Associated Press Financial Editar. NEW YORK, November 26.—The stock market ran into a steady stream of selling today which carried a long list of issues down 1 to 12 points. Only a few stocks were able to move the general trend, and these had diffi- culty in maintaining their gains. Trad- ing was only moderately heavy in volume. In the absence of any adverse news developments, Wall Street was inclined to attribute the selling to a resumption of “bear” attacks following the aban- donment of the New York Stock Ex- change’s daily questionnaire demanding the name and amounts of stocks bor- rowed to cover short sales and the identity of the sellers. While this questiennaire was in effect “bear” - ations were rather restricted in char- acter because of the possibility of some restrictive regulations to govern this selling. Copper Stocks Heavy. Coppers were heavy from the start on persistent but unconfirmed reports that producers were having di ity in in maintaining the 18-cents-a-pound price for the red metal, and that any reduction in the price might endanger the dividends of some producers. Wall Street heard a report that an order had been placed for 30,000 shares of Anaconda Copper at 75, and the stock held fairly well just above that level. National Lead dro) 3 1, Southern Railway, Midland Steel Products pre- ferred, A. M. Byers, Johns-Manviile, American & Foreign Power and Brook- lyn Union Gas were among the many issues to sell down 4 to 5;points. Call money renewed at 415 per cent and held steady at that figure. Heavy holiday demands for funds created a firmer undertone, however, loans in the outside market being quoted at 4 per cent as against a rate as low as 3 the past few days. Dividend Announcements. Several more favorable dividend an- nouncements were made dt the day. Directors of the New Haven rail- road raised the annual rate from $5 to $6, a 5 per cent stock dividend was de- clared on Allied Chemical, an extra div- idend of 25 cents was authorized on American Chicle common, and the an- nual rate on International Machines was raised from $5 to $6. U. 8. Steel was well supported around yesterday’s closing price in the early trading, put the offerings became so large that the stock down 5 points to 1681, points below last week’s high. Western Union dropped 12 points, Jersey Cen- tral 8, General Electric 7%, SUBSIDIARY FORMED. NEW YORK, November 26 (#).—The Maine Seaboard Paper Co. has been formed as a subsidiary of the New Eng- land Public Service Co., and ground has been broken at Buckports, Me., for the first large newsprint mill to be erected in New England in several years. COAL PRODUCTION. By the Associated Press. | ~"Coal production figures for the latest week reported by the Bureau of Mimes and comparable periods are as follows: Week ending November 16, 10,558, tons, Preceding week, 11,081,000 tons. Same week last year, 10,924,000 tons. PARIS BOURSE PRICES. PARIS, November 26 (#).—Prices moved irregularly on the Bourse today. Three per cent rentes, 81 francs 65 centimes; 5 per cent loan, 105 franecs 40_centimes. Exchange on London, 123 franes 86 centimes. The dollar was quoted at 25 francs 383 centimes. —_— BRANCH TO OPEN SOON. Operation of the Seaboard Air Line Rallway’s branch from near Bellwood to Hopewell, Va. is expected to start by January 1. 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