Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1931, Page 13

FINANCIAL, \BAPIIAL TRACTION |[~ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE - ||STOCKS SELL OFF |.z2n e e "o gasoline a Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. ‘tank car price of Note—All stoc 1d In one hundred share tockana Saies— in New York. The price was cut half eveing thoee deslpnaied by the et 5 (808) tison: | Hen. tow: 2 Close. Gives: cen ot Skt A" Mosth OaTG: 10!( 10% 72 o 5% cents. ). ghrev. 1031 Stock and Sales— Prev. > Dividend Rate. Add 0¢. High. Low. Cloge. Clote. T & ik e ok e Ipon! Five-Month Report Reveals b LT T RO R 124 118% DuPdeNdebof (6 5 122 122 122% m“ Reaction Follows Sharp Ad-|ducea ' car lots three-quarters ) 42 15% 14% 118 Eastman Kodak (18) 36 141% cents at New York, a § - Only Slight Drop in $ 34 el 3 % % "‘m vances in Last Two R ieeitts brasetent 1 - Air Reduction (14%) 29 % 843 Hleo Auto Lite 40% 42% . 7 Alaska i Net. Juneau (40¢). 178 ol 2 Eleo Boat % Trading Days. - : c V' E SHOULD like to offer - i Credit Report Denied. our facilities for the placing of your in- Aew:; m: the - s;:nxfl; 1al )1 8 o3¢ Emg Bubiie Bvo (3) 36 36" | apecs o sl by R R e B vestment funds . . . For more than forty Ing monf anc] g Public Sve a] pa o ar. Sadiment of the Gaphial Tractien O0 4 79% Eng Pub Sv pt (5% 80% 80% 80 { NEW YORK, June 33.—After the mfl,‘g‘,‘: Mf&hfl.m years the H. L. Rust Company has 21% Eq Office Bldg (3% violent advance of the two previous for the purpose of aiding Germany in been making first trust loans on im- for May, the corporation had a net in- Am Beet Sugar.... g 2 2 2 2" Erienn " 30i | sesslons, today's stock market, reacted. | the present situstion, proved properties in the District of ‘comt decrease % 7 Am Beet Sugar pf. riq. $3, o;n ::( m‘;:: 't:'h’a“' . il Am Br Shoa (2.40) i 5% Burska Vao Clener.. % Losses in the standard shares ran L Am Brown Bov Elec. ’ Evans Auto Produe s 3 1 in the future, it was said, “depends Columbia and adjacent Maryland Sub- corruglondlnz AmBrREpt('l),..loD. rom one to three polnu. with l-ner upon Germany,” but so far the Reichs- month In 1930 o8 : S T T declines n the volntile istues, such 85 | bank has not asked for redit urbs. Investors have found the notes ive months of the | € : Pea LAl TRpE (8 than 10 points, and J. I Gase, The “ SAFE in the abundance of the security ear was fon, n s i - present . A Car & 1dy b 1) 1408 s Feod Wit SvA (3.40), the ,,m it sor @ oA —CONVENIENT in their denomina- Am Chain 2). 1 b Fid Ph HM In (2.60) » the kind. expected by - - # thn!—PROFITABLE in the hlghest e < Am Chicle (13). Files [t small decrease 5 slonal Wull Buaet .nd the only sur- , ’, Am Encaustic Til 1 e First Nn Strs @Y. 40 prise expressed was that it did not Mo-o D_Y S terest ield sistent with from the first five Am European Secur. 1 Fisk Rubber, ths of 1930. 3 5 % 13 go_further. months of % Am & For Power..., 463 Fisk Rubber 1st pf ‘At various times during the day the a conservative investment. Am & For Pow 2d pf. 8 Follansbee Bros 1 ~ b e e e et O mt s | RATINGS : Am Haw St'ship (1) ! AR FouE) Nt tives H as a rule, held to the end. The utili~ $369,418.23 in the pi 8 Am Hide & Leather. . 4 3 11% Fox Film (A) (2% ties made the best showing, although your B."k¢"$ y.'d,fick FIRST MORTGAGE Norm corresponding B Am Hide & Leath pf. 43% 22 Freepor here there were some losses. » 42 Gamewell Co (6) ¥ 5 ewell b - of Investment Merit 6,911.04. L% Amia P &ToAmite Y i 4 43% Gen Am Investor: 2% Gen Am Tank Car(4) Our booklet, “The Investor's Key to Ovel‘lfinc fl- E. L. Hillyer, Am Locomotive (1) 2 = & Y 5 against 1,000,000 shares on Monday, and b E penses for Am Locomot pt (1) S T R up to 2 /000,000 shares on, Monday,and | || safery sxpiins. Moody's Raling. 7 e, 3;3203“ oy W oA g ety - % G fonly 2,000,000, compared with 4800000 Tells you howto judge security values. docrease of $3.991.14, i : shares. This falling off in activity ony| || Every investor should read it. No Deduction of operating expenses and 4 bl 9 |the reaction was taken as a good sign «charge. Write for your copy. taxes left the traction company with an Am Ra&Std San 60c. ,_,,, 3 3 21% General Cable pt N by,x!rl;mse working ;Ior ‘higher Pf;lfle! t " . operating income of $81,158.14, com- ‘Am Republics. g 5 4 Gen Cigar (4). unttr!nn t"ulew cl ln'.g"el lg gn Streef MOODY S o . o e et 15 | e inbermationa ‘oo was, ihe H. L. Rust Company rop of Safety R: L 77 - . ® The Capital ‘Traction Co. carried . A el Rer () 3 Gen Food Corp (3) B% 8% 49| promise of etter hings both at home INVESTORS SERVICE “ 4117,669 revenue passengers in May of Am Sm & R 24 pf (6) Gen G & El A (e30c). 42 d abroad and that the turn in both| || 85 Broadway New York City 1001 15th Street Nat’l. 8100 this year, against 4,717,996 in the same Am Snuft (13%).... Gen Mills (3) 36| stocks and commodities had arrived — e month last year, o a& decline of AmBalvdyChiem: s Gen Mills pt d Vevertheless, the long established habit s 600,337, « Am Solv & Chem pf.. 3 3 Gen Motors (3) ! | of the professional trader to take profits Total net income for the first five Am Stl Foundries(1) R P Motors pf (5). on an advance as pronounced as this ‘months of 1931 lmOunbedlc‘ZZU 156.74, N Am Stores (1234)...) one had been was too strong to be A ; u&‘yelr of ]:at ss{)“zze 2 4 Armn T:;"&“Tn 151 ! “ United States Steel, opening ov'cr 2 NEW_ISSUE ‘The cause of this very sllxhc differ- E Am Tobaceo (1 11 . A 9 Gon Rualty & U1, point lower, was in supply 1 to 2 points ence in net earnings, after five full 2% Am Tobacco B (16) 2 n 3 ofln R. ’wnu 4'4')' ] under the best price of Monday. East- E B . months operations, is umxy shown by Am Type Fdy pf (1).150s en '1""0 Ao man Kodak was down 3 to 4 points at xempt From All Federal Income Toxes—Tax Exempt I Virginia the trafic figures for the period. Total Am Water Wks (3).. 11 A Gen Stl Castgs pf(6)) 5 the start and the rails were almost all Tevenue passengers for the first five Am Wat Wkscfs (3) 1 A 3% Gen Theater Equip down. Nickel Plate i oft 2 points, months of this year numbered 20,243.- Am Wat W istpf(6) 1 s A s Baltimore & Ohio off 2 points, and $450,000 754, against 23,416,792 in the like pe- Am Woolen pf...... 18 g 1'“‘05 ot (5). H e ¢ |the others lower mare or less. Con- riod, in 1930, & falling off of 3,173,038 AmZinc Lead & Sm.. 32 57 4 4 " Gimbe! - : fidence in the success of the applica- » AmZinc & Lead pf.. 1 Gimbel Bros uf (7) tion to the Interstate Commerce Com- = S Hifiyer Home From Vacation. Sinaeda Oop 1387 91 5 Glidden O, mission for higher rates was not quite lty (0] ync urg lrgmla Edward L. Hillyer, vice president of Anaconda W &C (1). 3 4 Glidden pr pf (T) 80 high and there was the Baltimore ’ the unw:m 'g:nt s°° k'nmdx p;‘-estg:nz of Archer Daniels Mid. B ¥ g::’dfln‘;‘l"(’;{", & Ohio dividend meeting Wednesday the Was n_Stoc! cchange, was Armour of Del pf (7) ¥ h y to be taken ini , all 0, - back "ot B Qe foday. atter five. oF e b Bo i Goid Dust p (01, 1o be taken {nko acooyin’s althouit thie 4% Public Improvement Bonds at the regular session of the Ex 3 rmour of Ill pf. < . G y e’ vioe presigent, G, J. Gockeler, hn " Armod Castabls: Gooayear TiredR(E) spLiauidation for accaunt of tmportant Dated July 1, 1931 Due Serially January 1, As Shown Below ng wiel e gavel most ably durin Associated Appare - s stocks during th t 9 = : i ¥ - . 2 his absence, Mr. Hillyer passed th Asso Dry G (2%) 5 21 Y % Vas anoihes facior that baited ihe Principal and semi-annual interest ~(January 1 and July 1) payable in gold at the Chase m-%v. t;:n't of ma :-g;fl:nm;:mlaewn‘:lrudl; 203% 4 fi:c:;nnf‘ssrh ;1(05)). 1 y 1 i Patw 14 | upward movement in the market today. National Bank, New York City, Coupon Bonds in denomination of $1,000 :{1\2 E:l;grrenm;m:- Al Conat THRELT). 2 92 . S;:‘.T:’;fi"g"z;‘:‘l‘u‘:’f' i‘;:he:g}xh;{ :lul?n’zp:med,.\:‘u;gfi with privilege of registration, as to both principal and interest Today’s trading on the local Ex- Atlantic Refining (1) 71 3 ; GiLeaa Titon " rise in the stock mm’“f‘“ or principal only. change found Lanston Monotype sell- Atlas Stores (1). 3 fhg & 89 and Washington Gas Light| 31 2 Atlas Tack... T i 2 Granite City Steci () IR Legal Investment for Savings Banks and Trust Companies in New York stock changing hands at 115, both be- Auburn Auto (£4). .. 135 A 4 g;:::,’\.‘;’r&)“';}m SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. 1ng s:lr:uw:r::fien 8, s bk :% ;:m::-‘::x,:::;mra 16 81 i art 'Jv"‘r ore (s’-:'nr 2 4| (Reported by J. & W. Seligman & °°o’mr According to official figures, the assessed valuation is $45,353,874, the net bonded actions in Capital Traction, all at 35, 4315 Balto & Ohlo (5).... 85 5 4 O weat ;:‘“'(.,)~1W_ Allis-Chalmers :.,T:. 1997, ] ;1:!;86363},044,/48, and the population, according to the 1930 United States Census, 3 Ohlo 4%as. 5 ex-dividend. Another sale of seven shares was recorded at the same price. - e e . ¢ Grigsby Grunow. .. 3 : Washington Rallway & Electric pre- 5334 Beatrice Claam (6) 3% Gulf Motile & Nor Pet”Corp. Ass 1943, 9433 95 Thie oitr Waei Lol distet 2 % ¢ ferred came out at 99 and a very small e icrs it 3 e RAOE W (190) 5:}}1;1;35“':;! 2 1057, o1 e city has no separate school district and the a?)me 'debt includes school i:i,%",‘.A’:‘éfi’&“&'fi?&f°.‘§"xfs‘f per 1¢%. Bondix Aviatica 1) . 4 Hann Dept Stores 12 Camagian Nor: Ry, 4713 ,.%; 1 " bonds. The Virginia law provides that the largest cities in the State are not 3 - all (WF) Pr 3% 13 b : i 5 4 h D S S T t;flo o oL : S WalL Farcd) e % 280 27% |Cb Tiapd gswde.r gt s Eal\;t‘etéfnec:umxfi. hence the City of Lynchburg is not liable for any county in- :so sales of Wasl n Gas 6s, series S i Harbison W pf (6) A ,' el SS. at 105, practically the same 8 the e e s 0% Hartman Corp (A) £ Acce. 103 y £ 2 Lo A ) )u'. previous sale. 47 Borden Co (k3)...e» 5 Hartman Corp (B) y % Um""u',“:“’mflcfflg'ihlm 02 The City of Lynchburg is one of the principal cities of Virginia and one of the 23 . . Vi 5% Hawailan Pineap ( T : - Details of Insurance Report. 14% Borg. Warner (1)..... 33 o TR . : Goody AN e T important industrial centers of the South. Hercules Powd ( 5 # % t « " . which showed that new insurance in Biyn-Man Tr (4) Hershey Choc (5) % y Ry igh Legality to be approved by Thompson, Wood 2 Hoffman of New York O 1D e cont, Telate o conitions al Bldyn Man 77 pt (6). i o2 Hariand S? 3P i iaia 010 OIE TS footils TERRLD M0 R bone Bklyn Union Gas (5) 1o 3% | New Fork_ Chi & 8t L. &s 1033 9iv MATURITIES AND PRICES 101 K o 8% briggs MIg (11%).. Further details from the report, 4 2 Brockway Mot Trk. over the United States. The report i et ok . : 5 ¢ | ESrtand g;,x,‘";.) Bec s gk, adding that the general decrease in Bruns Ter & Ry S 7 7 9% ! el 1 96Ys 9 sales in May was experienced in every & 4 Houston Of1. 1% Sinclair Crude Oil Co, $t4s 1938 103 section of the country. The New Eng- D Houston Ofl ( hern “Pacifc 5s -1 314 $10,000 275% $15000 1943 380% $15,000 land States showed the smallest loss % Bullara Co ; Howe Sound 3 20 N Yorkralh 1o ' o $10,000 3259, $15000 1944 3.80% $15,000 and were only 4 per cent below the Bulova Watch (1%). % Hudson & Man (3%). ‘ i B TAChE R PET £ 10 1088 108 $10,000 3.509, $15,000 1945 3.80% $15,000 1930 vclume for the month. Two States Burns Bros (B) new. 3 Hudson Motor (1). 1 Union Ol Co._of c-m A- l".’o 98 9 10,000 000 1946 in the New England section, Maine 14 Burroughs A M t1%. 5 Hupp Motors. % | United Drug Co. 55 1953 1 $10,4 3.65% $15,4 3.85% $15,000 and New Hampshire, increased their Bush Term deb (7). E % Tiinols Central ¢ 4 s faluar Srer gl 4o 061 i0a%t $10,000 3.70% $15,000 385% $15,000 gmct;olnm ‘These t:’er:o mioggl};.::so 2 Butte Copper & Zinc. Indian Motor Cyecle. Wheeling Steel Corp. 5%s 1948. $15,000 3.70% $15,000 3.85% $20,000 e coun! re o - - Next to the New England section, Byex : o e a1 Money e $15,000 375% $15,000 385% $20,000 S M"fl‘:n;";;;“fms',;g:mh‘?m':;: Ingersoll Rand (4) e oot $15,000 3759 $15,000 385% 520,000 Cor o4 Calif Pack1 2 f Inspiration Copper. three States pay for about one-third ol b o o P % % Insur Shrs Md(40c) .. Jeup pommiar $15,000 3.80% $15,000 390% 520,000 of the new insurance sold in the coun- Wl Sl dtioheds Interd Rap Transit $15,000 380% $15,000 390% $20,000 =2 nt gel':vle:hn“sle )g? ym:;er?fig = 5 Calumet & Hecla, Y 1 6 Intercont Rubber.... % Z per_ce: o 3 f 5 Interl ) % &l o . . Por the frst fve monihs of 1031 | {5 10 SERISSEANT 13 : , F'"t Mortgage Bonds The First National 0ld Colony Corporation the United States as & whole has paid Canadian Pacific 1K 27 s 26 | 6% State-Planters Bank & Trust Co. Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath for a volume of new insurance 17 per Capital Admin A. 5 cent below that of the same period e Ca y Int Comb Eng pf. . ; Btereat “Richmond” last year. No section has shown gains 5 % % Iot H. ster (2% 4 43 Guaranteed for the year. The New England States Caterpillar Trac (3). i 4 Int Harvester pf (7). bRl BEkdIE Shkse € June 23, 1931 lead for the year with the smallest 7 Celanese COTp..... 1 % Int Hydro El A (e2). 3 ¢ s ke decrease and the Middle Atlantic sec- CAIOGER o ‘ 4 Int Match pf (4 e . e I tion again ranks second. The secticns Celotex vtc ctfs h ; Int Mer Marine (1) showing the poorest experience for the Certain-teed Prod. Int Nickel (§0e). year are those in which business was “ 14 Century Rib Mills... 1 4 " f 4 Money on Hand to Loan on further reé,ndzed byh !ge ‘dn;ug?atmthe Cerro de Pasco(1.50) 52 1 : ;m g-xp fi P n!tn;n. H ) 4 ut! entral ker Cab Mfg.... 38 2 nt Printing . . -3 East and West So Cheskcer Cab M. 13 iy ok Eowcen A 65”100 First Deed of Trust Suggested INVESTMENTS for— Washington Business Gpinion. Chesapeake Corp (3) ?:: Sl‘llvle‘r‘) " 3 , l S o S e B B 67 Interest JULY FUNDS Standard statistics, New York, is pre- %« Chié& Alton. senting a summary of Washington opin- Chi & Alton pf.. Investors Equity Island Cr Coal (4) . Reasonable Commission and jon of the business outlook. At one 4 ChiGreat Western.. Wfint the summary says: % Chi Great West pf. 57 36% Jewel Tea (4) Prompt Replies to Wall Street Journal, June 16th: i i §0% 40% Johns-Manville (3).. 155 Applications s'o::"'m"" g e e 'n“:::tul'—-.’n-nly Market offers Rich “Contrary to general Washington Chi Mil St P & Pac..; opinion, a thoughtful minority of ob- % Chi MuszP&Ppt.. 123% 116% Jones & Laug pf (7). 20s 123% 1163 Jones = otRP - 45 25 Kansas City Sou (2). JAMES F. sm Moody’s Investors’ Service: “Most decidedly does the present year look like the fifth of thc great, long-pull accumulatirig opportunities of this Erownacianon servers feels that new revenues must Chi & Northwest i4). be sought through the avenue of higher 14 Chi Pneu Tocl taxes. Agitation for some sort of sales B Chi R 1& Pac(m2%) taxes 1is definitely increasing from Chi R1& Pac pf (7). month to month. Childs Co (2.40)..... “Washington opinion on the short Chrysler Corp (1)... 50: range outlook is that business activity City Ice&Fuel (3.60) will decline in June and July, and will 2 City Stores. be relatively low in August, but that k) Clark Equipment (2) there will be a slight recovery late in Coca-Cola (17%). the latter month. This pick-up will be Coca-Cola A (3) {rregular, and probably will not be spec- Colgate-Pal-P (2%). 1 64 40 KansCitySoupf(4) 3 - 2 Karstadt (Rugulph;- 1 643 Indiana Ave. N.W. passing generation.” 4 t Strs ( = 0 e e & New York Times, June 17th: “Roger W. Babson . . . said that: (1) Kelly-Eprl;x. 1;1"‘ ‘38 2 G business had ;u: its worst; (2) although the change will be slow, it will Kelly-Spr pf.. 40s . D P} e right direction; (3) within a n.un.bl. time this uunhy will % Kelly-Spr T 8% vf.. 1108 Price and Locanon g again enter a period of marked prosperity.” Kelsey-Hayes Wheel 2 u T e Sieh Saciith, SORLAI : Kelviator Corp. ... 43 the fireproof building at 1415 . B tacular. Crop money will come into cir- Colg-Palm P pf (6). Kendall Co p! 0 H Street Northwest is avail- New York City Bank Stocks ciaden in"ert e ohme | 1% 3, Colnt e Kemens ot $h 2 || s Containingover $o00 Price Dividend ven though crop prices are low, an .. ~ square feet of “daylight” floor . . & oot L Colo Fuel & Iron. Kresge (SS) Co 1.60. e e ol N.honl,l‘ -c::.l. 7 $4.00 - PITL-TOT PP I I % 9 2! },‘,‘fl_{,‘:"w‘;',?g,";‘,;"{,‘m‘;‘f“ Ao TR Colo Fuel & Ir pf (8) 108 Kreuger&Toll (161). ) e e Ch “A higher degree of unity exists R S oL % 2 5% 18, EicgecTreoRBakii) freight elevator and complete Irving Trust .. among those committing themselves as ColGas& ElpfA (6) 2 2 7% 56 LambertCo (8) char service, Priced at less [i Chathiam -Phesix to the longer term. The consensus is O T %| 4% 24 Lee Rubber & Tir than $1.00 per foot. Manufacturers Trust that mzdwxgu be o year of rising vol- GOIUEARICRY DR (B .80 - T Lty Coal. 4 Brokers and Investment Chemical_National . us :}:‘;fi]d e nmred‘;y the end of 1932, Comel Credit (3).... =8 17%. 17 . 69% 45% Lehman Corp (3) Bankers Bankers Trust . or the early part of 1933. This repre- Comel Cred pf B (1).100s 22} 34% 22% Lehn & Fink (3). ‘Built with your requirements sents_economic rather than political e Y w 20% 11% LibOw Ford Gl in mind and_available now, thought.” Comm Sovvents 1. 123 : A o 3 beautiful Srst-foor ofice meas* Home Insurance 71 m = r Prince & Whitely Payments. Comwltn&Sou (40c). 166 1575 LAE & Myer pf (1)« +r : : Tine: Very-nigh: exliiig. su1 Aetna Life The Prince & Whitely Creditors’ Cor- ftolab bl L 92% 19% Lima Locomot (m2). 1 excellent light—Very low rent Great An ration has sent a letter to Washing- Vol i 20% Liquid Carbonie (3). and ideal location. ~ Complete Aetna Fire n creditors of the firm stating that e e 0 3614 Loew's Inc (2). 1 i information and blue-prints the settlement, wil be smalle than had e % 63 ot TooseWiles (12905 8 ; from Teasons are.given, one, the steady drop Consolidated Fllm. .. 7 s y 1% Loriiara (£ Co.«r 176 v WALTER HERMANN in the price of securities since the | 105 e o ot 1] . 96% | 354 25 LouG&EA (1%).. 3 Real Estate fallure, mldls‘e‘cond, the abnormal mum. Cousol Lasndries (13 19~ 8% Lodlwm Sieel .. co ? 1415 H Street N.W. . T e roceedings ul . 71% McKeesport TP t5% 4493 - against the firm Jaying claims to funds A o | 100% T Mokesson & Rob (1) cRelephao Raiaml 8809 Central Public Service “A”.... nm came into the hands of the re-| , c i y 20 McKes&Rob pf(3%) 21 celvecs, - The fim s pushig pias for 4 bore oy : % Preferred Stocks nayments of 25 per cent upon the | 35, 1 Contl Baking B. % Ma 8% i fd amount of allowed claims to general 3 s & Co(: 4 Util. Power & Light 7% Pfd.. g 442 Cont] Baking of (4).. sbost o0k Mary RED Middle Weat Util. $6 Conv. Pfd. e 40% Contl Can (2%) 5 Mad Sq Garden (60c) (RSSavw Dlopastis et ? ; 10% Magma C ) T Com’l Investment Trust $6 Com: . i 3 34 Manai sugur ... 3 Brokerage Service So. California. Edison Orig. | ru Federal Reserve Board’ - - ey tioTnh.lh:eme‘nt olerv'eleeklymrsw?rl':l?g 12 2 3 . for Securities and ¥"tholxt::-:du‘o9z 6;7:" g e 4 Commodities member banks in leading cities on June 86% 55% Corn Prod ('.“)‘.. F y New England Gas & Elec. 55 1947.. LN . Astociated Electric 416+ 1983. W Conv. 6% 1 17 shows decreases for the week of 1521 148% Corn Prod ot (1. 150% 1500 & B EANE (All prices subject to market changes) $27,000,000 in loans and investments, P DR e 39% 20% Maranall FY YASHINGTON. D, ¢ 3 uaxmsm Saa s:o’l 000,000 in net demand deposits 8%, 9% 175% Matnieson Alkall (2) and '$134,000,000 in time deposits and | 5% 3¢ X Carpel. - e 170 38| 50% 2% May Dept Strs (2%). an 1?%1:;‘.: ‘:( $301,000,000 in Govern- 18% Cr Cork & Sea) 5.40. P nen b 3 men ec] n o the New York district and increased B i 'f,‘,'og”” 108 in the Cleveland _district, e anta dis- 5% 21 Cuban-Amer Sugar. Con! thm ‘,‘1‘ s 16 Cuban Am Sugar pf. 30s wn uldunn Steel (3) the Kichmond district Jo% Cadaty Puchmcery. 2 . 58% Min Hon'w Reg (14). Pt €9 Curtls Publish (4)... 4 % 3% 74 *% Minn Sotin Fow dumcr. T L S Povie N e a s e wr 1T 8% 24 Curtiss Wright Corp 105 3% 8w . 8% 3 Curtiss WrCorpA.. 3 2% 3 1 Cutler H 50 bissour! Pa of (5). MEMBERS 1 e : 18% Monsanto Ch W(13) TiEASUBY CERTIFICATES. 25 9% Lavisun Chen 19 1 | 16% Montgomery Ward.. 404 NEW YORK STock EXCHANGE Please send additional information en. 1874 10715 Drlawareds Hod (30 5 1 % and :‘eldl Lb’y J. & W. Selisman & Cop “1’3 :T‘ Del Lacka & Wn :n. 8 " o T m’m"&: Co 3y - Priticipil Commodity Exchanges & % j Devoe & Ray A(60¢). 1 9 1 ot 100 03 0 % 11 Diemeadiasar Govs 1 Private Wires o NAME.. 3 CATDRIE . i i 1 “New York, New Orleans, Chicago # : 3 24% ODfamond Mtch of 1% 8% Dome Mines (1) 14% Domn Stores (1.20, Bafmmmmn WAGGAMAN, BRAWNER & CO., Inc. oKSue: N. W. Investment Bankers Fhone Nasional 1700 Eye Strest N.W. ME. 3860-4 = won aSSeRoane