Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1930, Page 13

FINANCIALS 3,50r 10 Year Loans D. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1930 | . | TRANSPORT COMPANIES OGS WEELI | =] Loans Modéraie THE EVENING STAR, WASHI MISS PEARCE WINS | [ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Notice—All stocks are sold in one hundred-share lota | —Prev. 1930.— Stock and Sales— IN [SSAY BONIESI nnfllng“fim desiguated by the letter & (65s) (285) | High Low D‘“r:z:dg;‘d.x:l Add 00. which shows those stocks to be sold in odd lots enly. Delaware & Hud ( ~Prev. 1930.— Stock and Sales- Prev 5 . Add 00. High. Low. Close. Close. Del Lack & Wn (17) High Low. Dividend Rate. .t S L Detroit Edison (8).. te on the Eastern Shore appeared before the Public Service Commission On Improved yesterday for hearings on their appli- Real E,tat‘ H H th Food Shares and Specialties | “5oos . . .. centered in the ap- . IN 647 Abitibi P & P pf (6). Other Institute Awards Go 33 Abidbl Pwr & Paper. 1 31 3% 314 30 to L. E. Purnell and Miss Krieg. BY EDWARD C. STONE. President W. J. Waller of the District Bankers' Assoclation announced the ‘winners today in the essay contest open to students in Washington Chapter, American_institute of Banking, the re- ward beirg trips to the coming bank- ers’ convention at Asheville, N. C. First prize was captured by Mise Prances M. Pearce of the Federal- American Nationa: Bank; second honors were car- 7 Douls E. Purnell, RAgEs National, and the committee assigned third place to Miss Catherine M. Krieg, also of the Riggs John M. Snyler, Bank, Announcement of the winners was received from George O. Walson, presi- dent of the Liberty National Bank, who was chairman of the judges’ committee, the other members being Francis G. Addison, jr., vice president of the Security Savings & Commercial Bank, and Howard Moran, vice president of the American Security & Trust Co. All three winners’ wrote on the sub- Ject, y Job. My Duties. What Are the Requiste Qualifications and How May I Be of Greatest Service to My Bank in Helping to Increase Earnings and Reduce Expenses’ ‘Honorable mention was given John ©. Pranjoni of the Federal-American National Bank-for his fine essay on the other subject, “How May the Clearing of Checks on Nearby Points be Ex- pedited?” There were 29 contestants this year, the largest number since: this contest was started. Twenty-four A. I B. stu- dents wrote on the first topic, while the other five discussed the clearing house situation. The three judges, who are all past ents of the District ankers' 15% 8% 35% 96 1074 2 s ¢ Am Brake Shoe(2.40) 8 1 166% 1174 146% 140% 8216 52 116 100% 69% 54 83 164 59% 85 101% 65 111% 107 33% 19% 69% 55% 41% 354 105 284% 210 119% 112 5le 304 65 26316 197 266% 197 Adams Exp (160). Adams Millis (2) Advance Rumley Ahumada Lead Alr Reduction (3). Alr Way TI Ap(2%). Ajax Rubber.. . Alaska Junea Albany Wrap P: Allegheny Corp. % Alleg Cp pf xw (5 Alleg C pf $30w(53%) Alieg C pf 340w 53) Alleghany St1(12.05) Allled Ch & Dyeinf) ., Allled Ch & D pt (7). Allis-Chalmers (3).. Amerada Corp (2)... Am Agricul Ch pf. Am Beet Sugar...... Am Bosch Magneto.. 7 Am Brown Rov Elec. Am Brewn B E pf(7) 20a Am Can (4).. 9 Am Can pf (7). Am Car & Fdy (6)... Am Car & Fdy pf(1). Am Chatn Co (3).. Am Com Aleo(n1.60) Am European Secur.. Am & Forn Power. Am & For Pwr pf(7). Am Hawatlan SS (2) Am Home Prod (4.20) Am Ice (14.20) Am Internat! (2) Am Locomotive ( Am Mach & Fay (7). Am Mach & Fy pf(7) 10s Am Metal (3). .. 5 Am NatGas of (1) Am News (§t4)... Am Plano. . Am Piano pf. Am Pwr & Lt (31). Am Pwr & Lt pf (6). Am P&Lt pf A st(5). Am Ra&Std San 1% . Am Rolling Mill(n2) Am Ship & Com..... Am Shiphuilding (8) Am Sol&Ch cv pf(3). Am Steel Fdy (3). Am Stores (3). Am Sugar Kef (5)... Am Sugar Ref pf (1) Am Tel & Cable (5) Ami Tel & Telex (9) Am Tobacco (8). Am Tobacco B (8)... Devoe&R (A) (2.40). Diamond Mateh (8). Drug Corporatn (4). Dunhill Intl (34).... Du Pont'de N (+4.70) Durham Hos pf(8). . Fastn Roll MIll(ht3) Fastman Kodak (+8) Eaton Axl Flec Auto Electric Boat. Bl Pwr & Lt (1 Flec Storage Bai Fndicott-John (§)... 1 Eng Pub Serv (2.40). 35 ing Pub Sve of *6).. Equit Office BIdg (3) BrieRR......cc0ve Bureka Carp Cl (4).. Fvans Auto Ldz 3%. 1 Exchange Buf (1%).140s FairbanksCo....... 1 Faitbanks Morse (3) 30 Féd Wat 8. A (e2.40) Federated Dept Strs. Firestone TAR (1.60) First Nat Strs (3%). Fisk Rubber. Fuller pr pf(17.94) Gardner Motor. Gen Am Inv pf (6)... Gen Am Tnk Car(34) Gen Asphalt (4)... Gen Bronze (2)...... Gen Cable (A) (4) Gen Cigar (4)... Gen Cigar pt ( Gen Electrie (1 Gen Elec snec (§0¢c) Gen Food Corp 13). Gen Gas&EL A (e30). Gen G&El ev pf(6).. GenG&EIDfA (1), Gen Motors (18.30)..151 ut Ady (2).... Gén Out Adv(A) (4). Gen PublicSve (b8) Gen Ry Signal (5). Gen Realty & Util Gen Real & Ut pf(§). Gen Theat Equip vt Gillette Saf Raz(n§). Gimbel Bros. Featured, but Selling Is Continued. L BY CLAUDE A. JAGGER, Associated Press Financlal Editor. NEW YORK, May 21.—The stock market again found itself at a fork in the road today and was unable to de- cide which way to turn. Speculation for the rise, concentrated in the rail and food shares, made some headway for a time, but was hampered by another spell of speculative apathy, and the weekly steel trade feviews, pub- lished early in the afternoon, were rather disheartening. The first rallway operating income reports to appear for April have pro- vided little encouragement. The freight car loadings figures for the second week of May, appearing today, showed a de- cline of nearly 9,000 cars from the previous week, when an upturn of about 36,000 was shown, and the total wasg again far below the Jike periods of 1929 and 1928. There have been sev: eral sporadic efforts of late, however, to start an upward move in the rails, based on favorable dividend yields in this period of cheap money and vague rumors of constructive developments in prices still glving groun: Age, “aud with selling increasingly ag- gressive the lull in the iron and steel market has become more pronounced. Iron Trade Review pointed out that, in addition to unsteady demand and de- clining prices, a new complication had been added by the revision of freight rates. The American Petroleum Insti- tute's weekly statistics were also less favorable, showing a moherate gain in crude production and a new upturn in gasoline stocks. New developments in the copper sit- uation were declaration of & dividend of only 50 cents by Calumet & Arizona, compared to $1.50 three months ago, and a slackening of consumer buying. Among the more reassuring items in the day's news was the statement by James A. Farrell, president of United States Steel, at the foreign trade con- vention in Los Angeles, that despite the present low levels of export and import trade, the world outlook is improving plication of the Peninsula Auto Express Co. and the Baltimore Transfer Co., which is planning a fast truck service throughout the Eastern Shore. Supporters claim that the service will mean store-to-door delivery as far South as Cape Charles. Opponents, consisting »f seafood dealers and independent truck | operators, maintain that the service will not be as efficlent as that already in op- eration, while the small carriers will forced from business. The other applications have been filed by Donald H. Baysinger, the Victor Lynn Transporsation Co. and H. B. Watson, who are asking rights over some portion of the routes named by the ofher com- panies. MERGER TERMS ARRANGED. BALTIMORE, May 21 (Special).—~ Consolidation agreed upon last montin between the Commercial Credit Co. and the Credit Alllance Corporation, is be- ing arranged for, and shareholders of the latter concern will receive definite tenders in the near future, it is re- rted. Commercial Credit will offer ve-fifteenths of a share of its common stock for each share of class A stock of Credit Alliance, it is understood, with the provision that when the assets of various subsidiaries of the latter con- cern are realizable a further offer up to four-fifteenths of a share will be made. Directorate Increased. NEW YORK, May 21 (#).—The di- rectorate of the United Corporation has been increased from 5 t6 10 members to include the chief officers of the pub- lic utility systems in which it is heavily interested. New directors are Floyd L. Carlisle, chairman, Niagara Hudson Power Corporation; D. C. Cobb, chair- man, Commonwealth Southern Cor- poration; Philip G. Gossler, president, Columbla Gas & Electric Corporation; Thomas N. Carter, president, Public Service Corporation of New Jersey, and Jobn E. Zimmerman, president, United Gas Improvement Co. Money to Loan od by Arst deed e evatlmg " intere Joseph I. Weller REAL ESTATE LOAN Nearby Montgomery County and the District of Columbia Lowest Interest The ways and means are Rates various and varied. But if you wish to obtain a real estate - . loan with the minimum of BOSsMPHELFS delay and anxiety, there is Founded 1007 only one way to go about it— T Hane = oc] [ut . hands. Insurance Ce put the matter in our 1417 K St. National 9300 ‘or ent FIRST MORTGAGES . THERE'S NO ROOM FOR DOUBT when you invest in our 6% FIRST MORTGAGES You know at the outset just what to expect—6% throughout the life of the mortgage — and Ouer a Third the full amount of the principal of a returned at maturity. It's se- cured by improved real estate— which we have appraised and approved. Century Without a Loss : May be purchased in amounts from $250 up. Association, had to spend a great deal 88 Am Water Wks (n1). 7 <4 A me i ‘determining the winners, | 204 T 3 Glidden Co (2). and an increasing volume is indicated as Bl st Bone: Tnsicons Rgtee the papers being considered unusually %o 19% E 5 9 the year progresses. Also, it was ru- ade af e P*hhe judgihg is all done by num- 5 i Y ‘ 8 mored in Wall Street that large rubber || TYLER & RUTHERFORD , 50 that the writers of the essavs 29% Am Writ Pa pf (4). 4 % manufacturers are considering co-opera- o ‘unknown to the members of the 8 AmZinc La & Sm T %o atabilise the fndustry. P. n Sommittee L L DL L W. Dodge Corporation’s weekly figures riments nd Miss Catherine Krieg of Riges landed 524 Anaconda Cop (7). for building contracts let showed but ot o the winners for the third time. 21% Andes Copper (3).... small reduction from the like period of N.W. m now won second, first :ng ;v. Armonro:fluu 5 . 1024 3 uél BB T e third place in the order mentioned, an % Armour of 11l (B). ; ! ‘alumet and Arizona broke more Tias Alrendy read essays before two con- 6% Arnold Constable. Gotham S H pf (7). 10 points to the lowest price in fve [ o oo ventions. Miss Pearce, the winner, has 18% Artloom (2). g""':m »Lxw (7) years, and Jersey Central, a COmMpAra- stal nvestments been connected with the Federal-A 33% Asso Appl ind (4). % c“x‘: Coapl tively inact! Thigh-priced issue, tum- jcan for some time and is particularly 28 raham-Pai bled more than 26 points to & new 1930 ||| JAMFS Yy, PENNEBAKER interested in bank advertising. 242% 216 X prides B i low. Among the leading Industrials U. S. ) Louis Purnell, who took second place, 107 102% Atch To & SF pf (5). o 4 b :zr (m1). Steel, Eastman odax, International is just a mere man working in the| B80% 594 AtlGuif&WI1). G""d u‘|°“~-t~ @ Harvester, Westinghouse Electric and Nat.5291 1520K St. N.W. banking feld. The same may be said ' Atl Refining 112) Gravite City g0 ") Air Reduction were among issues losing of Mr. Franjoni, accorded honorable i Atlas Stores (n1) aris ('w-:-’; e 2 or 3 points, or more. SR ot ey g gl Auto-strop Saf R Grt North pt (1), O e k. s P A 5y market wai e H -Mmy; 2 : Gl d et ) art Nort pEet (5) port. in the last hour, and ‘igh-priced First Mortgage Loans nyder Heads Underwriters. 24% Baldwin Loco (1%).. y and erratic issues tum rply. J. John H. Snyder, who has just been Baliod Ohte (1) o L 1at0) 1. Case lost more than 20 points. West- Lowest Rates of Interest and Commission elected president of the District of Co-| 84% 78% Balto & Ohlo pf (4).. Guif Mobile & North inghouse, Electrlc, o e 1osses. of | Thomas J. Fisher & Company, Inc. Guif Mo& N pf (8).. e 4 to 7 points. Unitéd Statés Steel sold Hackensack W (1%) 308 / off more than 3 points, breaking Hackensk pf A(1%). 4 through 167. The closing tone was Hahn Dept Stores. .. weak. Total sales approximated 2,250,- Hahn Dept 8'pf(8%) 000 shares. Hamilton W pf (6).. 8 Hanna pf (new) (7)., 38 B F. SAHL €0, National 2100 925 15th St. NW. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SAFETY We Recommend ors' 4 63 Bang& Aroos (3%). lumbia Underwriters' Association, was | ,34¢ 08 Dang & Aroos (33) born in Richmond, Va., May 16, 1878, 34 vk g <Rl moved to Washington when 9 years of % Belding-Hemingway age and has lived here ever since. He Bendix Aviation (2). attended the public schools and worked Best & Co (2) " Bethlehem Steel (6). for several years for the Southern i« Bethlel Stipt (1) it L H Bloomin, Har Wkr Ref (12%). One first insurance sdale pf (7). B e o Booth Fish 1st pf. . 1 Harunn (B) (130). 16 : % N Bore e Hershey Choe (5) & 1 B Hershey Choe of (15} 12 2 5::{1‘.;:::] Hocking Val (10)..,. 108 spot and nearby, 32.12; future, 32.25 . .50 = Famr S Brockway bator v How (R} &Co.. Lo Y, %" Zine, stcady: Eact | AMERCAN TEEPHONE A0 TEESRPH Cowpay Bklyn-Manhat (4)... Holland Fur (e123%). 22 B oaidtnot i fatuve, 05, An- 163cd Dividend Hrookiyn & Gueens. . Hollander Sons. 1 8 8 A T ik | ivideng time. Bklyn&Queens pf(4) Houdaille Her B(2).. 20 % Tae resuln quarterly In April, 1925, Mr. Snyder was made Bklyn Union Gas ¢5) Househld Fipf 13%. 5 T PR ST S dividend of Two Dollars a member of the company's Veterans Bruns-Balk-Col Houston Ol (b10%). 105 PARIS BOURSE PRICES. and Twenty-Five Cents Club, the qualification for membership ’ n T Gy Howe Sound ($43).. 4 el gt ) o Tare will be AL T R e TP 4 Hadson Motor (80 37 AR Ay ke iy, hrec per | paid on July 13, 1930, to stockholders Heshingion and has faken great in- Riprsa sy peaaiide. 4 Hupp Motor Car (5)., 20 cent rentes, 88 francs. Five per cent| of record at the close of business on terest in the Underwriters' Assoclation. ittt taatiatith).. loan, 101 france 30 centimes, Exchange | June 20, 1930. By rrmce - divector tn the Fire: o Independ OIT& (I3 2 28K 20 28 e pmlon 122 francs, % fomws'si| M. BLAIR-SMITH, Treanuer. | centimes. Consult INVESTMENT STOCK Tember ot the” it Baptiss: Churc oy ENTERPRISE_SERIAL T e SR el || BUILDING ASSOCIATION WEAVEB _BR and the Indian Spring Golf Club. Courtland Nizon, 1518 K 8L N.W. Nat. 1920 7th St. & La. Ave. N.W. REALTORS Peoples Drug Stack Reviewed. In an analysis of Peoples Drug Stores B Broasr 77 64th Issue of Stock Now Open 5o Tor Subscription. 809 15th St. N.W. District 9486 Mortgage Loan Correspondent preterred stock attention 1s called to Burr Add Meh (1), Metropolitan Life Insurance Company ‘Wanted Reliable Investment Broker —with_established clientele to take )TETAL MARKET. over dividend-paying Royalty istve ob highly ‘attractive basis. . Sou deal NEW YORK, May 2 (#).—Copper, with principals. Address in confidence uiet; electrolytic, spot and future, 13. Box 203-R, Star Office n, quiet; unchanged. n, steady; HE Real Estate Loan Plan of the Metropolitan Life Insur- ance Company as one of the fin- est methods of assisting home ownership in the country. been with the company ever since that Loans for Fifteen Years Reasonable Rates Ingersoll-Rand (15). Inland Steel (4).. Inspiration Cop (4) Insurance 8h (48¢). . Interboro Rap Tran. Interbor Rap T c.0.d. Interlake Iron (1). Intl Agricultural. Burns Bros (A) (8).. 18 e fact that the d business is one of unusual stability. It is stated that o §yoin LB R K e ehate, T the Uhted Siates: rug store chain e Unl es, oW operating 117 retail stores in Wash. 9 i I e 1), ™ Ohis."aid " Fehnaybaria. . he| 11¢ 108 b e % g g Hi v company also owns warehouses in Wash- | 71t5 5% Callt Packing (4). .. B etih o ttistest Calumet & Ariz (8) siready noted, sales for the Calumet&Hec(al%). 19 four months of the present year showed Campbell Wyant (2). 4 an increase of over 18 per cent. An Canuda Dry G A 6), 12 ;‘m“;'ulfl s"‘::‘mfl‘“‘ ?ov"ln' hm‘“‘t Canadian Pacifie( 10; 96 one during the past four years revea : steady expansion in profits, while the Can Pacifistnew)w.l, 136 number of retail stores has been steadily increased at the same time. The preferred stock is listed on the Washington Stock Exchange and the common and preferred are both listed on the New York Exchange. The presi- dent, Malcolm H. Gibbs, and the other executives have directed the company's operations for several years. Today's Trading on Exchange. ‘Trading was quiet on the Washington Stock Exchange today. Only 10 shares of Capital Traction appe board, selling at 72%, which was a of Y, of a point above yesterday's close. et ey /a, 50 shares of Co- Toimbia Title Tosuracke sold st and 10| 26% 18 ChiMilStP & Pac. shares of Terminal Refrigerating & 719 Chicago & N W (8. z’rehounn. Corporation came out at % 50% Chi Pneu T pf (3%).. e 125% 109 Chi R1& Pac (1) Fifty shares of Carpel Corporation| jg, 3 appeared on the board at 26%%, same as| '351% 90 ERRIETESRS () 15 10; Leh Port Cm pf (7). 2608 yesterday's close, and a small lot of| g7, 53 Lehigh Valley Coal.. 2 Potomac Electric Power 5% per cent| 43" g0y . Leh Val Coal of (3).. preferred came out &% 1067, ex-divi-| 19 4o * 2 Lehigh Valley(t43%) en - L 134 7% City Stores (50s..... 4 Lanston Monotype is also being quoted | (4ic 33" Clark Equipment (3) 2 8 3 GH RATE OF INCOME TH GREATEST SECURITX ANNUITIES Cash_ Refund—Joint—Deterred Sena 1o Information LEROY GOFF INSURANCE—ALL BRANCHES 1036 Woodward Blds. Nat. 0340 Money loaned to members on easy monthly payments James E. Connelly James F. Shea Presidens Secretary o TS -TRE S5-I P P @ = Intl Nickl of Can(1). Intl Pap & Pwr (B).. Intl Printing Ink (3) Intl Print Ink pf (). Int] Salt (§) Intl Shoe (3). Intl Tel & Tel ) Ha Jewel Tea (t4) 308 . _Ave. S.E. Cent Aguirre As 13 Johns-Manville (3) .. Sl Cent RR of NJ (113). Karstadt (R) (1.02) see 2 5 Y K Spring T 'y Hayes (3) 1st Mortgage. Notes For Sale 108 Catrpillar Tra(t8%). 22 Celotex (3).. 28 First flotmle Notea‘ FOR SALE In Denominations of $250 and Upwards JAMES F. SHEA 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. Cities Service Company Common stockholders of Cities Service Company of record on May 29, 1930 will receive Rights to purchase at par a new issue of the Company’s 5% Convertible Gold Debentures due 1950, at the rate of $100 principal amount of Debentures for each 25 shares of Common Stock then held. Payment for these Debentures must be made on ot before June 16, 1930, on which day the Rights expire. §8)Co(1.60) " &Toll (1.34) Kroger GraBak(n1). Laclede Gas pf (5) Lago O1) & Trans, Lambert Co (8) 6 : -4 Guaranty First Mortgages Pay LTt 64 Loew's pf xw (6%).. 4 !l::v..l_.réi“ 5 Why ex-dividend. The first sale in the newly| 1877, 138% listed Prince Georges Bank & Trust Co.| 511 481 stock is still awaited with the bid price| 4% 59 Colgate-Pal-P (3%). at 30. 356% 14% Collins & Atkman.... 3 Finaneial District Notes. 47 36% Col Fuel & Iron3).. 13 87 69% Col Gas & Kl (3)...., 457 The Mergenthaler Linotype Co. has| 130° 1041 Col Gas& EIDfA(6) b5 omitted the usual extra dividend due| “y7s 281 Colum Graj 2 0 ph (a28c). 136 at this time. The regular quarterly| jo9 1281 Columbian Carb (16) 17 dividend of $1.50 has been declared,| "4o5; 23% Comm Credit (3) 18 payable June 30 to stock of record June 81% Comm Credit A (3).. 4. In the two previous quarters extra 8214 Com Inv T ev pt In accordance with arrangements being made with dealers and banking institutions throughout the country, Common stockholders may forward subscriptions through their local banker or broker for entry and payment not later than June 16, 1930 with an authorized depositary of the Company. If desired, we will enter subscriptions, or supply details of the offering, including a circular descriptive of the Com- pany and of these Debentures. e i cn, These Mortgages ¢ LouG & El(A) (1%) Are SAFE! Louis & Nash (7).... We accept mortgages for Louisiana dividends of 25 cents each were pald. 25'% Comm Solv o s guarantee only when secured on property improved for busi- Previous to that time the stock was on % 12 And & F (12.1 a se' basis with quarterly extras of 50 n‘ flix‘l..,. T‘:”n:!)m. ness or residenial purposes in ‘Washington. - 13 cents. 18% » 25 McKesson & Rob (), ‘The lut;mzeim( of the year of the g MeKes & Ro vfllu)’. council of ‘administration of the local Mack Trucks (6).... bankers' assoctation will be held a week Macy(RH) & Co(n3) from tomorrow. It will be a luncheon. M The last bankers’ midweek luncheon before the convention will be held a week from today. Eliot H. Thomson of the Washington Loan & Trust s"immcm'ld at @ luch. eon meeting al ariton yesterday attended by some of the leading finan- el K clal advertising men here for con- 50% Contl Cap (33%). vention, The expansion in bank ad- 23% Gontl Dia Fibre (3) vertising was especially noted by Earle 58 B , president of the Financial Ad- o s’ Assoclation, - 19% Others who spoke briefly were Carl 27% 0., imbliss of 716 140 Fidelily Union Frust Co. of Newark,| ‘85 ‘se% o SO Guy Cook of the First National Bank @ 1N idase Biaces O ot. of Chicago, ‘nchahn Foley of A, C. 'l:lfi' It Midland Sreel (3) & Co. of . Minn Moline Pwr. Department of Lsbor Teports o1 ¥ there was a slight change in employ- 49 Cuban-Amer 8 8 5’“.':.'.‘.’1‘5-‘3:. 2 Bt ment i the combined 13 indusiria 41y Cuday Packing (4). Mo Kan & Tex pf(1). grou v el Of 15 Curtiss Wright Corp. ¢ A Statistics 1 Aprll, as compared with 13% Gurt Wright Corp A e March, i g B RN AR IR RS AP ABON O - In denominations as low as $250 Stop in, or Send for Booklet, “The Success Plan™ May Be Purchased on Monthly Payments Contl Baking (A).... . Harrls, Forbes & Company Pine Street, Corner Willlam, New York Ground Floor, Woodward Bldg., Washingtcn, D. C. REAI.ES‘I‘A‘[!{ * Marrls, Forbee & Company * * Marris Trust and Sevings Bank | Marre, Forbes & Company MORTGAGE & GUARANTY L N e Mot Feretn CORPORATION Marris, Forbes & Co, Ltd. Martis, Forbes & Cle Capital Resources over $3,800,000 5 Z.ndea » 24 JACKSON PLACE Miami Copper (4). = s 64 Cutler-Hammer(3%)