Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1931, Page 13

FINANCIAL, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, FINANCIAL. *2¥ A—I13 PARMELEE TALKS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE | [STOCKS SELL OFF [ s o 1 o vemey manAGEwanT 1434, Anaconda at 19!, and Interna- Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. tional Nickel, actively' reflected the i&r;‘ng’:h in metal markets. American A t t H - ' letter *5.7 | ——1931— Stock and Sales— Net. ‘elephone was 1!, points lower at tock and - Baless e T T Dividend Rate. ~Add 00. High. Low. Close. Ch:e. 144!, and there were small los: in | Pdr men ouse ¥ o Diiidepd Rate. Add 90 migh. Low. Close. Ohee | 24 11 Domn Stores (1.30).. ™ 6 18 174 18 '+ 3% American & Foreign Power and North % Abit * & Paper. 18 P 21% 10 Doug Alrcraft(t1 2 1% 14% — % American. In the motors Auburk Ahhlbl;:“'r&l’lvvt. 14 ! 27 21 Dres -rifl A]\‘ |:=;,). 2 27 27 =1 dropped more than a point to 1",1‘;“: MANAGEMENT ' N Adams Express (1).. an 18 12 Dresser MfgB (2)... 1 17% 17% i i and General Motors was off 2 at | Expert Emphasizes Impor Adaressograph (1), t o 1 B3¢ Drog Corp (8-« A don 6o “,*|Trading Volume Declines assgs | El ta ke asEG M MA LR Adv Rumley.. 5 ¢ 4% Dunhill Internatl.... 1 2% Trad Reali R 4 15 g aintainini Amliated Prod 1.60.. 3 9 16 53% Dupont de Nem (4).. 221 68% 66 z = * - P aining 2 Afr Reduction(14%), ‘ 106~ Du Pont de N pf(6). 1108 raders Realize on Re U. S. TREASURY BALANCE. : T HEN to make improve- . : Airway Elec Appl. .. b R S AL ONaE (T8 3 : the Associated — & Credit of Carriers. Alasia Juneau (406) g ’ T cent Advances. 5o e N S : ments; what to make; how Allegany Corp. . 4 Eltington:Sent % g e $4,497434.92; exy u 5 BSECDRINY wh- 20 20 ¢ 4 Fleo o i, T A . 6 1004 3% bfllflmw \‘)(g‘d 5 5 . much they should cost—are all BY EDWARD C. STONE. Aliee g’;:f’w;';('))- 151 9 9315 9 Elec Auto-Lite pf(7) 208 BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. Customs Teceipts for sev 3 matters which our Department Before a large attendance of the Allis-Chalmers (1).. 12 1 - (g '“2‘{*“&‘#’:1"31"1’)"“ 103 17 § | Bpecial Dispatch to The Sta November were $6. . A H menibers of the Washington Bond Club :m«l I‘«;A:‘her Mz" . Yl g o Pwr& Lt pf(6). 1 ; NEW YORK, November 10.—Reac- o partment House Manage- at the Carlton Hotel this noon. Julius| o : meEAd N Cokp () 2 erson-Brant (A).. 6 tionary influences predomirated in the . z : ; g 5 . E 10K BHIORR evesoseesos 9 I 19 ened after their recent remarkable ad- * i i ; ¢ Economics and one of the lead- Am Dank Note pt (1) 58 58 12 SRR 24 pt. . S e a1 e A staris e e IReKGE the'| Ao OCh] | of your property and guardian- ing autho:;ns n; the :‘nuntry\ e r;:h- . G ans Auto Prod. . 2 3 2 g other markets hav i g ship of your income interests. way securijies and earnings, vividly pic- “Zow § Faitbanks-Morse.... & 2 s 3 | & 4 : A O T D, Early trading in stocks was at gen- & g At o e b " s n Park Asso. . tured the importance to investment Am n;‘fi.l’:d'ypt('l) 1908 5 5 3 Ay ; erally lower prices, for wh q 1 bankers that railway credit shall be ety 3 9 A Bt Faaate BerviciA. 90 sons were assigned. One maintained in full degree, and how im- 5 AICOMAAIEARLE o 2 Fid Ph Fire In(2.60). 11 33w 3215 33 oo e Bt g b S | elling were the motives which led the Am & For Power. ... " » 13 Flrestone T&R (1). 2 15 & unfavorable report from Europe a o & . Am & For Pwr pf (6) 4 2 504 Firestone T&R pf(6) 14 the German situation, which was re- PUT ASIDE i railways to file an application for in- b % o g = . 2> flected in the bond market by the 5% Am & For Pwr pf(7). 5 55 55" 2 |, First NatlStrs Q%) 15 3 3 | 925 15th St. N.W. Nat’l 2100 creased freight rates g Am & For Pwr 24 DS e weakness in German doller obligations. | Y 708 Then there was the natural realizing in | 54 CENTS a DAY Turning at once to the importance of 37 Am Home Prod 4.20., 53 5 5 L isk Rub 1st pf conv 7 AmTce (2).. 5 Follonsbee Bros g stocks consequent upon the recovery of railway securities, Mr. Parmelee said - cer ) 2 . % : st 10 days. that more than 60 per cent of the out- Am International.... 9 v 4 4| the last 10 days | MORTGAGE LOANS standing et capitalization of the rafl- T 1 ; : : 0. [ Trading Volume Declines. ; ave ey caiisi i “1o., - It was noticeable, however, that the [ o Sitandl le less | 43 Am Mch & Fdy 1.40 26 38% 5 Fox Film (A)..... 4 ways consists of funded debt, while less | y 1.40. 7 . PERENG: on e e . | Am Mach & Metals 2 Tow 2 freeport-Tex (3). e e Of capital| 93n, 5 Am Metal Co. : f ] iller 2 pf (+ o a1 8 change fell off decidedly. There was | UL scarcaly:mis ey T Bl shengnmmen:] . ¥ Am Metals pf. 2 3 2 uller prpf(17.11) 5 no pressure anywhere and although | his “small = bonds is 5o fully I«;m W \lmm\ recognized | 4 ATING Rl Gkt 2608 . eyt stocks lost @ point or two, they made a this ““small change”; yet ney are held in large blocks by ; f Motor. ..., : @ ] or tw SR § B r oy fins Am Radiator (60c).. 4 any - o was that the railroad st-cks made much | [ you will have $2500 cash At by tustoes b DERRTCIALY SUKC Am Radiator pf (7). 2508 1 %| 25% 145 Gen Ba better resistance than the industrials. | i - 5 7 e iy ). Whether this was because of expecta in hand—money that comes and by philanthropic institutions, such | A Roiline Mils 22 i i 2s universities, hospitals, churches, and Am Safety Rasor (5) 3 361 36! . §s Gen Bronze ] | tions of a successful conclusion to the like a gift. It will do some ke, ; ATDIEORSE ., . 2 % p Rpo - - % | negotiations between the brotherhoods wonderful things for you inmense’ Soms Tavolved. Am Smitz&Ref (1%) 137 ] 25 Gen Cig and the executives or whether it 7 Am Sm&R 2d pf(6).. 1 TF 7 ISt bt 41 | the shifting from cne group to another, and yours. The outstanding funded debt of the| 1§2% S AmESmER2d 1 ne group to another, 2 1 a of s %)eoee 2 1 2 o H ol which is normal in a rellying market at s L e B e oiiationg| L0 Am Snuft pf (6)..... 10s S Dealo (.. 208 "84 824 384 1 |this stage, 12 ungertain. Whatever th Send the coupon today Sk are rotitad on en instaliment T R s % 5 Sen Food Corp (3) 10" _ 1| reason, all through the moj for fully informative bboklet 4 Seabls 10°H m Solv & Chem pf.. 2 ! 215 Gen G & 11 il ness in industrials the rails held firm f L e it T e e e % 2 R ARt ’ with most of them fractionally higher ‘""t‘ payment schedules and billions of dollars of this amount, of | g Am Steel Fary pf(7) 40s 89 89 9 n Ital Ed El m2.61 pr on the day. || their assured results. Mmore than one-half, is in the hands of | Am Sugar Ref (5)... 7 en Mills (3).... i o It was to have been expected th: ¥ e Jife insurance companies and mutual! jog e AN TmIsE).c adp 1S Gen Motors (3)... s alcks UBUCh A SInbnsticell Bl LISTEN! [ vi ks, ot =it e By ge : ien P g h had advanced so rapidly—an ap- t. 8 nsur- Gen ¥ Ink o which had a y ! - savings banks, other banks and insur Am Tobacco B (16). x 27 : ’ Gen Dublic Servis 2 ‘ 4| preciation in this case in a week’s time | e i Ccatie 3 < s, in uni- g 3 ance comapnies, in trust funds, in 23% Am Water Wks (3).. 21 3 39 8 Gen Ry Signal (5). 3% 3 of over 30 per cent—should have sold | 2.15 P. M, Eastern St W ! S versity endowments and in the hand 22 Am Wat Wkscfs(3). 18 '« Gen Realty & Utll off. A greater decline would need no | T of other investors who are trustees for iy 8 = viduals. & im Wat W 1stpr(6) 2 3 other explanation than the extent of the large groups of individuals. Consider. e i Gen Realty & Util pf. g s ERpIRDEOErn e it FECC T | 200,000 INVESTORS ably more than half of the outstand- s 5 GenRaNSIEIEE ()X 4 ing rallway bonds, therefore, are held s e o ettt el LAY copper stocks, except that these held | . . in trust for the benefit of depositors in ¢ 2% A: z"‘;ck?l;:‘“‘l’ 5 i 3 illette Saf Rasor. .. g 4 z, | much better. | nd "MULTIPLYING MONEY" to— { [5‘ m l” savings banks, holders of life insur- Pt gt W - 7a 45% Gllletto Sat Rpf (5). 3 5 5 i Opening s Lower. | RGN | R ce policies and_other similar groups s y > E i ¥ ing, but losses were narrow and the B L e ot raiiusy. crehis Armour of Il (A)... 10 e : : heaviness of the trading gave evidenco ohthor a5 'a bank depositor of & the | Armourof Il B).10 2 t| ae 18" Gold Dast (1o s I8 2 [of’s firen tnderione. INVESTORS Opposite United States Treasury e owns any railway s b ioodrich (B f. 2 2 shade, 3 | | “w, " Tot, Mr, Parmelee declared. i 2 T 4 : oy TR o 28y 7% Eamings reports, notably that of | SYND'CATE T T i | ) 4 R 300y s e Radio Corporation, which sh | . i i indi Taking the railways as a whole, they Ateh To&S Fe ‘f % s Could Coupler 5 3 2 , to give the market strength. Canadian e Bk e - P earned their fixed charges more than ARt Loty .. & €% B - Graham-Paige 3 3u - Pacific’s_retention of its dividend rate i Bullding interests require close contact with financial twice during the five years preceding AL GuIT&W I pf (5). 1 : : 3 2% anby Con Min (1). ¢ was bullish for the rail list. Radio . conantimsni circles. It is no less strategically accessible to 1930. In 1930 the ratio dropped to one 914 Atlantic Refining (1) 12 15% 1 2 5 313 Grand Silver Stores 9 5 opened at 1 up fractionally. Cana- “elephone, Metropoliten 1879 i ey =t ;a‘nd "tlh;ve-q%an;rs :ilmrs and ué lrglil 20% Atlas Powder (4). 8 y % 1 Y Grand (Tnlon , >1‘AnuPamfl1C dv“:;“;, sl:ghl}ly at 17‘\‘]{ PALTIMORE = LOS ANGELES the heart of the Capital's business life. wi rop to less than cne and o 78 = Atlas Powder pf (6). 70s 3 3 irand Unfon pf (3). x W 367 36 ctive industrials, such as ied quarter times fixed charges. | = 5 4% Granite City Steel(3) Chemical, American Can, J. 1. Cas: The Washington building, combining its natural But this average does not tell the sl ot . Grant (W T) (1).... 361 Radio-Keith, Westinghouse and Bor- T s ‘.lh i ¢ e whole story. At the prasent time about 20 Great Northn pf(4). 3 Z a7 | cens, were fractionally lower at the advantages of location with its unusual facilities 315 Avistien o g and standards of service for which it is dis- i is di seven and one-half billions of railway avi . i 50 12 Great Northn Ore(Z) 8 + Ponds are legal investments for savings 8% __2% Aviation Corp (Del). 25 5% OroR W ARt B e e g 0O g tinguished, is not, however, higher than any of banks in the State of New York. Pres-{ 27% 6% Baldwin Locomotive _ 10 2 “l 9 801 eat Wp Sug pf (7) 1008 85 5 o . = ent indications are that five and three- 36 Baldwin Loco pf (7). 160s 5 v 1% GrigabyBrinow. ... T 2% 2 Money Available for Mortgage Loans Washington's better class buildings in rentals. quarters billions of this amount will be | 87% 28 Balto & Ohio 4). . 71 3 + 6 If States Steel. removed from the legal list on January 48% Balto & Ohlo pf (4).. 1 + 3. uif States St1 15t pf 35 5 Your inspection of the desirable space available ekt Bamberger pf (634). 1408 d : . e 1, 1932, because of failure to carn one ‘ Bink & Aroopi8i). 8 85 30 26% Hacken Watpf A 1% 2 2614 2 OU will have no unnegessary delay in the matter is invited. and one-half their fix=d charges in 1931 4 g 9% 23 H Dépt s il e There will be left on the legal list only LI () Ra08 e a1t Eeew ' of a FIRST TRUST LOAN through us. Your ;?;;f‘r?tdt::%C%-rq:::elfirn?:icliugx:‘;‘firox{nf Beatrice Cream (§).. 12 F gl 44w 17 :;:mffl;\;..n:cr‘xr{:]p 1 Y application will be promptly considered for OFFICE SPACE 3715 Beech-Nut Pkg (3).. 14 . st il e A i apartment house, office building, residential or business Hons, cr hardly more than 20 per cent. ksl e . 12% Bendix Aviation (1). 100 : % ayes Body Corp. . . = s . R i 1 need not emphasize the seriousness AN BT E COB)esnee. A2 58 33 Hercules Powder(3). 2 I 35 - property—Ilocated in Washington or nearby Maryland Partitioned and Finished to Meet of this situation, which the railways . 3 H o P = = 22% Bethlehem Steel (2). 170 33 3 ercules Pow pf (7) : fully realized as rt?gt’mrs!l\g:sm{zrt;ch: 75" Bathiehema@EILL(TY 3§ - -1 711 Hershey Choo (6). .. ; or Virginia. Your Requirements. fst Tewnnray besn ke 1"29" '8 Blaw-Knox (1)s..... 3 2 Hershey Choc pf (15 ands,” the speaker added. 15 Bloomingdale Bros.. 60s P Holland Furn (12%) When approved — the money is Houdaille Hershey . . As the roads had cut expenses to e Househld Fin pf 4.20 Eorg Warner (1) b the bone, they were given the only o . : 8% Briggs Mfg (11 : 2 : - allerative, of seeking higher rates KIERERRN RN - B i R K REALTORS from the Interstate Commismsion ask a1's Bidyn-san Tran () e il Hoitnton OfiiGaew: ; RANDALL H.HAGNER & COMPANY ing an ncrease which would have ne 80v BXiyn Union Gas (5) 95" g 9 Howe Sound (2). ... % 2 = Metropaiitan Lite Tns Ao 400 o e, bit tny| 0% 32X BrownShoe 3). 3 Hudson & Man (3%) MOnTGAGE LOAN CORRESPONDENT < e Nt . but 31 Brunsw-Balks. E : 7% Hudson Motor (1)... < 2 = 17 ‘ashington Bldg. Dist. 9 . e "“c"t‘;‘}“:‘:g‘"vf‘;gl"’,“s:d:h{%‘a 2% Bruns Term & Rwys. 3 ; 3% Hupp Motors - 5 - /’(w: “York. J/% Shiurarce //fl)%(//iy* s 125 million & year to revenue. The e T 89 18% Illinols Central. .. .. 5 t ] ucyrus-Drie cv pf.. 4% 134 Indian Motor Cyel i ddes’so st up & pool 10T UNE of tho| % 2" Buda @ymte.. 3w 3 e e ‘ 1321 Connecticut Ave. Decatur 3600 13 4% Budd Wheel (1). 5 B4 — 2 45 ? banks, to ald the weaker 1oads tempo- | 25 4" Bullara Co. 12 A Rl . o, e o M i : b 15% 4% Bulova Watcl . v L [ 11% 3% Inspirati per. . npegkerdkongludea, will assist m: rail-| 3510 10 Burrough A M(1%)x 5 Y : e way lndustry to Tt IS e fioys| 31 15% Bush Terminal(2%) “ 2 g Insur Shr(Md) (40c). 5 25 13 Butte Copper & Zinc. 2 2 : e S0 e |t uEeosmetan : s F. B. KEECH & COMPANY ments nd improve the market {or rall| ogal 12 Byers (A M) Co ! ; . T 1 At ot gecuritics y v e 14 Int Carrlers,Ltd 60c New York Stock Exchanre Larner Death Shocks District. I ‘% % Callahan Zinc & Ld.. 4 Int Cerpent (4). Washington Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange ¢ The local financial district was| 11% 3% Calumet & Hecla.... s e Int Combustion. REYori Gird Exchanze Ghicaro Board of Trade shocked today by the death last night| 16% 74 Camp W&CFdy (1). o 9 29 Int Combustion pt... 3 A New York Cotton Exchante " " “*Nea Orléass Cotton Exchange n Int Harvester (2%). 3 4 New York Produce Exchans Winnipes Grain Exchangs R of John B. Larner, president and one| 45 14 CanadaDryGA (3) $ : v H of ‘the founders of the Washington | 45% adian Pactfic 1% . 7 Int Harvester pt (7). 234 + A Loan & Trust Co. His passing, how- | 131% o (I 1) Co..... 5 - Int Hydro Bl A ( : Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce ever, was not a surprise to his closest 624 - F ’llll sl : | RS friends. as they had realized for sev-| 16 4 CelaneseCorp. L e g t . 4% 2% Celotex Co.... 5] % i Lt b LU e 5 O] N eral weeks that he could not recover. ] 4 90 TNk CenbLiT).. 2§ o 3 GRAIN¢ COTTON His death takes a U e) 13% 1% Celotex vtc ctfs. 2 eath outstanding leader | 13 ° 1% Celotex vio otfa .- . TaHleccen e from the banking district, a man of ’ ow 5 4 e g . - | i ity sterites fohRR e 214 Century Rib Mill ' 515 ) ' Int Paper &Pwr (A) 5 4 - Continuous Quotations by Ticker. ! (13 s » standing at the very top of his profes- s S 4 e : . o f— O 2 pO wer 1actories sion. Sz i 3-,‘ Checker Cab Mr“'_ & - i 2 3 91, Int Paper & Pwr pf. 3 Complete information—silver futures market. peViile e gave s law office to R ORTe (356 e 14 Int Printing Ink B ecome a bank president, his conserva- - s e & g S iate 3 ! , - E B Corbervh 14% Chesapeake Corp(3). R Int Printg Ink p 4 3 We are equipped to handle promptly orders tive judgment in the management of sof CenAmpt 108 et enegement of 35 Ot Great Western,. 341 %] i iE, TutEysen 0s 20 ; oni il et biaxchiRert ofh (haiesor D OWER is produced in §o2 gen- bank’s clients up to his last illness. s % 4 p | s up ast 4 W e 3 StP & PAc, .. i 5 : Int Shoe (3).. 1 . . ) He was one of the first local bankers Ce I 4 il R s H CORNER 17TH ST.. N. W., WASHINGTON erating stations by the Middle to see the future trust departments . & B5% Int Silver pf (et gos and early turncd his attention to bulld- A 3 3¢ 1ok IntTel& Tel (1), ot e e e e L 34 Chi Pneu Tool 3 e 21% 10 lIot Dept Stores (2). X 1% 19 | NATIONAL G245 ner and he will b: missed oo | 35 10 Chi Pneu Tool pf 2 4 B7'z 24 Jewel Tea (4)..... 35, ; New York Chicago Philadelphia Providence his friendliness as in ;(‘lrr“\tr:\\'f\”.p.; = 20 Chicago R 1&Pacific. 2 #0% 2913 Johns-Manville (3).. 4 Brookiyn Detrott winnipeg distributed to a POPUIatm“~ of more #ib] more so 5 | 40 ChiRR] & Pac pt (7). 5 3 3 Jones & Lauch pf(7) h 6 .d. . Aot ewhices 4 e Pres.| 23 8 ChiYellowCab@).. 5 15 e e e than 6,500,000 residing in 5,000 sdent E ¥ *Dister| 3% & ChildaCompany, : ; S s Komann Dept Stra(1} - ' Bankers' a5 appointed | i Mot iy Ieemrue) (3.60) a1, Al 20 Cayser (J) & Co (1), communities. several of ading bankers a0 City Ice&Fuel pf §% eily-Spring Tire : g . : 1" City Stores......... 6 : e Lo s 17 P Year by year the output of these sta- | 34 16% Cluett-Peabody (3). 3 4 % SiilelioyHeyew Wi 5 3 : & ‘ 4 9713 Cocoa-Cola (18) . 21 123 S e et e 9 + tions increases, while their efficiency most active on the | ¢ by £ g 4 Kennecott Copper(1) 200 b S hington Schange ‘than 11| el 20 COIE R Y SN i Kimberly Clark 2%, 1 grows greater. By providing an ).HIIL 1 8 ‘-‘/‘\k‘]‘rl.x ‘i?onds ) 4 Colonial Beacon. . q 0 ;\tl I:"; ::: :':: Lg't o 1 ) ’ g IC S l Y 3 1 in best demand. the largest turn- | 3, I Puel & 1 ;s 4 <inney (G R L., 208 5 ve: = being in Washington Railway & Radolliinl S uLy 0 Kresse (8) (160 14 ; ] ple p supply 1inexpensively, ashington Gas and Poto- 76 Col Gas&El pf A (6). 331 Kress (SH) Co (31). E E ) 3 Taslces 3 ctric Power also being favored 35 CotumbCaibon (0),. 2 creuger & Toll 1.61). 6 ] the Middle West Utilities System argest stock sales were in Lanston | 8 Comm Credit (1.60). K 316 Pocsny (1) cape s T s 16 Comel Crea pf (1%). 108 : e 2o 200 Lambert Co (8) the conclusion of trading, the| 92 554 Comel Cred 15t(8%) 508 . 7 31 Lehigh Valley Coa & g : s 5 members passed resolutions | 3 1515 Comel Inv Trust (2) 10 4 Leh Val Coal pf (3). 2 2 stimulates a greater use of its service Plan Will Aid Securities. 20% Bohn Alumn (1%) 13 9% 5% Hollander Sous ... ready—for 3, 5 or 10 year periods— i1 y 2 Homestake M (7.30). 3 12 3 37 Borden Co (k3)... Bl ! ibitels il . and at ... A 270 WEAV ER BRO West Utilities System, and i aids in the growth of its territory and G \deep, regret and sympathy on the| 106 99" Comel Iny Trpf 6% . 150s + Lentgh Valley BR. 0% & W ath of Joh = 122 E 70 Comm Invevpf(eh). . 1 4 3 L an Corp (3) ' B v o T s 9% Comel Solvents (1). " 3o% Lohn& Fink (3)... . b E SHOULD like to offer oy [15 i : 2 4'; Comwlth & Sou(3(e) 7 Libbey Owens Glass, 3 f 1 : f . 4 < SILVER QUOTATIONS. 100% 6% Comwlth&Sou pf (6) " 29 Liggett & Myers(15) 5 our facilities for the placmg of your in- e iy 34'. 14 Conde Nast Pub (2).. & MversB(15) 15 6 B0 - The Preferved and Common Stocks of the Middle West NEW YORK. November 10 i > t i 0 6 vestment funds . . . For m 3 - = Waose iR 14% 6% Congolm-Nairn (1). ore than forty Utilities Company are listed on the Chicago Stock Exchange e . 1 o 3o, S GongressiGIEAFi1).. " " 4 Liq ‘ | 2 ympathy with the advance in Lon- | 75 20 Conso) Clgars ().« ) Loow'a Inc (8) years the H. L. Rust Company has and traded on the New York Curb Exchange. nd continued speculative buying. | §0° 56 Consol Cigars pf (7). i B elicurteny>. b oee : I been making first trust loans on im- . | 15 3% Consol FIlM.......o | g Loft Inc 3 < 2 i W Th G . 3 15 - e L - roved properties in the District of . 1.t CHICAGO DAIRY 18 74 Consol Filin p @2).. : 5 - 0 Long Be 1 l,\umhl.\)A 1 9 | P! f < S z Y : MARKET. | 109w 61 * Consol Gav N ¥ (4). x s T o 3 Loote- il (13) : Columbia and adjacent Maryland Sub- Middle West Utilities Company CAGO, November 10 (#)—; - 5 ey oreamers . ipeciss | 424 20 ConsolRwympf (€).. 2 : : ) urbs. Investors have found the notes i et A Consol Textile. 5 W % 4 : _ SR ST S ‘:227;’,,,;’(10,,, W 2ol 2 ar Snskelo 2 SAFE in the abundance of the security \‘/'«\%Tfi (88-89 2627 Containar Corp (B). 11 30% Louis&Nas T 36y i —CONVENIENT in their denomina- thi %fil} is B WP rieS sec~ : ; s oAl Contl Baking (A).... 3 9 9 4 2 719 b Ludlum : 3 g . : . score, centralized carlots). 28, Eggs, Cont] Baking () ; . 5242115 Liudlum Steelpl.... 2 tions—PROFITABLE in the highest 4,033; steady: prices unchanged. CYhe \ Contl Baking pf : - o ‘ ¢ 3 : Wit |\ | 625 31 Contl Can (2%). non D Corb (%4 e . interest yield consistent with booklet o \ upon 12 3 £ 9% Cont Insur (2.40). 3 4 < Pore M1}, 3 : 2 : \ NEW YORK BANK STOCKS | e : ey, 18t » ‘ 2 Contetie e e tent | request ey oont il 5 4 % ' McKesson & Rob (1). 6 73 / — ontl Shares. C Kes&Itob pl(3%) ( NEW YORK. N e Corn Product: 2 % 5 2 9 & : W YORK Nowember 10 () —over- o : % 71 | 0% Saqeasasiescs A FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES 3 H 3 Macy (RH)& Co(n3). Middle West Utilities Company BANKS. 15 Cuba Cane Products. 2 i 1 4 2 Madison Sq Garden. , 3 d s g % : 20 North Wacker Drive Bid. Asked. 2 Cuba Co 8 ! : America ... . gl i 2 Cuban-Am Sugar. 2 S Mt‘lcll‘zl:r:»zbl;r (1D« : Vack Ghat Pherix o v 38 14 Cuban-Am Bugar ;:t) MRl Do Chicago, Illinois ommercia 204 % 29 Cudahy Packing (4). 3 26 2 v ) X e % e MiniAtElevod gtd 6 % Please send descriptive booklet to First Natl 35 O Man 28 A i 35 Curtis Publish (4).. 9 o Nad g, st 05 118% 85 Curtis Publish pf (1) 2 - Manhatiant Shirt(1) Public 5 H $iis| 5 % Curtiss Weight. ... 9 1, Maracaibo Oil Exp. . TRUST COMPANIES 8 4 Curtis Wright (A) 3 . " ;:n:’ll:v“- ?:3:1&*:1.12"!; 4 Brocicien - A & Davivon Chamical | 3% 1 farmon MotorCar.. 2 5% + ¢ Cent Hanover ' il . 37 Deere & Co pf (1 . E , " F shall Fleld (213) 94, L R Shem Bl & el E 0 | 1574 93 Delaware & Hud (9). . B aiica A1l (3) 1 9% + H 9 - ust ompany P & Bl . 102 zgw, Del Lack & \(\;Inwfl)’.. 28 3 @bl 4 May Dept Strs (234) k b 298 — e .. 5% Denver & R .. 3 - 4 - - b » Bl G 53¢ 230 121 Diamond Match (1), ) T 1001 15th Street Nat’l. 8100 ramugachirerss 110 sEie H 22 Diamond Mtch pf 1% ; 5 b= L iore R Y New York . s 6% Dome Mines (1)..... 4 (Continued on Page 14.) Name. City and State.