New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1919, Page 11

MARKET Ll i ESTATE REVIEW|"emsrmsi =~ FRICHTER & CO.] Spanish Ship With 450 Passengers is | employment abrosd. The ship belong- e, _ ed to Pinillos, Inquero & Co. of Cadiz. | A R favorable news of any kind for the LostinStroplCalBStonn o ate o HI )\ (\[A)‘-'l‘r:‘m W l r [.‘.\ K\xrn(“‘”\ it 31 WESIY[rel;l‘I);fiS\T lg’erw Yorklvsmklfélc’?:“[ge CONN i\ ¢ | reason perhaps that the supply of Passengers Unknown, = — S= QACIQ i Y 5 . 5 9 ¢ | these stocks has been so greatly re- e TEAMSHIP PA& AGES. STANLE : Y, Mgr. Tele 264 Pacific as the leader, are displaying a WE OFFER ceived here trom Havana confirm the rope, South Ry, e T IR S A S e e W kl L little bit mare life, but here as in the AR e feamen valbarcry | . South Africa, Australia, China, ] eertLy etter industrial field the future is so uncer- | 1058 of the Spanish steamer Va * | Jeune .. Agents for T Atlan- 50 shs Colts Arms IR L850 tain buvers do mnot hesitate to take| in the tropical storm which ans-Pacific S. Line: . profits whenever guotations are mark- | over ‘h(‘: Gulf m] .\h:‘ 20 and :uli : IRC A. QUIGLEY, (Special to The Herald.) cd up, although displaying the same | Waters last week. She carried four 207 MAIN STREET. 50 h N B Ol M h' New York, Sept. 20.—The stock | inclination {o make purchases when ta"l > mavket during the week was one of | prices recede. So far as one can judge S R R i RGN s s. ew rl ac me Tiesitation due to labor troubles, es-| until there are further developments 3 < & ; pecially those which indicated a pos-| it would seem that present market — sible strike by the employes of the| canditions would not change much cuMMERclfl 50 Shs. Bl'lstOI Bl’ass Wall Street. eks recorded 1ow- | gteel companies the situation | during the coming week i estiprices of the week during 1o-} made the stocks of these companies Labor Outlook Less Serious. TR“STE“ < two hour session on furthev | cpratic in their price changes. One In the labor situation some favor- 50 h P ck St W & Wil selling precipitated by labor con-| hour it was helieved ihere would be |able developments have occurred = l N shs. € ’ 0 Cox diteins. U. S. Steel fell =« fiaction | no strike. "The next haur a strike was | collapse of the Boston police strilk i THE HARDWARE CITY over a point, allied shares broke 1 tol almost certain to take place. The |which President Wilson characterized 5, and motors, which are dependent | Jagest news indicates that the radical|as a “crime against civilization” onMstable industrial conditions, lost element in the conference is in the hiy significant. Public opinion was to 8. Sympathetic reactions of 1 to rity and will be able to bring ik e enee. e S points were made by cquipments, oils, | about a temporary cessation of work| (oolidge’s axiomatic declaration that 5 i S B o S PR | WHAT A BRIGHT 2. Toba and a few speeial- 1 steel mills. note i ositioniol | e R e e lE 5 H CO{ ies notably American Linseed know are confident that the represen-j where, at any time.” These are plain e 5 " ‘. National Lead were conspicuo tatives of the union have no outsidel ;nq strong words, and the o O TLOO CONNECTICUT MUTUAL BUILDING, HARTFORD strong. Rallies in the later leadings | backing and that if they succeed in|cupplemented them hy action in treat. l] i( R FIRiey A S e e reduced some of the more extreme | forcing a stoppage of work they hope | 1 E ing the offending policemen as de- lines, The closing was heavy. | to compel President Wilson to come to : il = WE OFFER FOR SALE ., i4 G Y. £ s serters v charge which soldiers of | ox o - y o Balos anprosisaated 460,000 snaresso|Stieirtaial SBibn clopinioniisaaaiost |1 LIS ST ES R R CORES SRR Or | X the young man who COnStanfly 25 SHARES AMERIOAN HARDWARE ~CORP. teying| ‘to| force an iisue now g 25 SHARES NORTH & JUDD MFG. OO hz 1a »f the ti 1 the = = . e o e inuerin | soldiers of e mation, v el styjves to make the future better than 50 SHARES LANDERS FRARY & CLARK. nce in Washington on Oct L 2 o produce e practicaliy independent There i o auestion (hat the situa- | prPgiets o braseatty nieneniond | i the past. He earnestly endeavors to tian is a critical o4 and may be|ror steel products is very vizorous, fraught with serious conseduences. | iq rices are advaneina. Imporian save more money this year than lasi s |jand donicemiars fadvancing ipivorian e S S AP S T R IR R T M | o :nd make the record better each JUDD &K CO. also awaitin, favorahlie dev opments l',\('hil‘ng’i and !"n:‘(‘i‘,".’lv T lulv. ! i flar Rooms 309-310 National Bank B‘d‘. Tel. /48, « 3 . .v i W. T. SLOPER. Mgr. An account with the Commercial Trust Co. produces the right kind of LOCAL STOCKS incentive. BOUGHT AND SOLD been hampered for some timie throt the fear of prospective tig money during the crop moving pi riod, but last Saturday’s bank exhibit showing surplus reserves of $45.000.- 000 is calculated to strengthen the confidence of the investing public in the value of securities at going prices. To be sure a number of spe- cialties have heen marked up to ex- treme hoeights which seem incompre- _\\‘unllllllllllllm T T e T T T ling is now left to take its own na- tural course. Marks dropped to 4 1- Accounts. Eh ot e | 0 S VR i et S ] THE COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY witty story. Climb into a suit sayihg that they are ri propos a desirable feature, as it shows in S posed to pay much attention to un- | government placed some large orders for railroad material, and this week and in this section of the market spec- ¥ ) i -, < ¥ SORy. e S . | creasing ability of Kurope to pay \ S tleIocibin « built for a @ | tions and require careful watchins. i 0 " :m:,,::: ';,,(,‘ .‘.::,_“:wr ';;I:‘ ",rl, » But the railroad shaves, especially the | more of its debts in goods and depend | : NEW BRITAIN,CONN. <5 ¥ Weive & anitable cuitithat witl dividend issues, are beginning to look ;less on credit, though the impedi- L < ° = > . [there h been good buying for ulation is rapidly incroasing. The fall suit you and fit you to a " | cheap again. In all probability when | ment to export is not relished by B | placed for tank cars and some liberal R OF in francs below 12 was unfortunate, | R A hensible, hut owing to the fact that Since it ca d cancellation of about s SR dhe 1 supply of these stocks is | $10.000.000 export orders and it at | Kepth comphnativel i smaliic s Hat i e sURTCRInon SOt ealel ol Mabouty Ves A 'man is b aownihy the difficult matter for those on the in- | $100.000.00( tonnage by the T meaning Tip-Top. One of o the railroad situation is earnestly tak- | American manufacturers. Much hope - 5= s 5 N Jongress a e site bill of , is placed upon the Bdgsa bill now be- Stein-Bloch or Shuman # | en up by congress a compasite i < AR R Ik Dica el ov some sort ouf of the many which have |fore the house since it Will allow the | s F. W. PORTER, Mgr. TEL. 2010 aoeix G : S e pas vhich | formation of financing corporations $28.50 t 5.00 been introduced will be passed, which . = e - = s S Wil protect the security holders.|by industrial concerns to carry on : Hartford NEW BRITAIN Waterbury orders for steel freight cars are under negotiation. The demand for struc- 3 Sl n R 7015 e | Heater Ready for I cent compared with 74 per cent in [ H | § [d L] July and 65 per cent in June. New M B — s a ls e om anles building plans filed in August figured 8 Py o at $160,000,000, against' $43,000,000 ~ Nexl wln‘er‘) ) a year ago. Activity in oil production - ° i B wrices anv fisure | United States ipping Board. Anoth- company he keeps and the com- side to mark prices up to any figur B | Market sentiment on the street is di- [ foreign trade. I he Farrell B | vided at the present time, but the pre- The Bright Spots. d | ponderance of opinion seems ta favor Despite unsettled conditions there continues on record scale, and would pany is known by the clothes || they choose. There may be money fef effect of unsettled excha conai- ! ° picking up the good dividend stocks|are many encouraging facto thln q : 8| when offered at concessions. agricultural prosperity this s O g O- | It is small wonder, therefore, that !assured and largely discounted. reach still higher figures were it not . . We own, offer and recommend the following | for inadequate transportation facili- All K d f H t W k ‘. e o . inaGs o eatin or e . at about the lowest “figures. Ster- ! ; 49 Interest Paid on Savings [anyols imownjiby dichcloth s ST in buying some of these stocks lions is the checking of exports and - 6l | (he market should present an irregu- | the stecl industry the outlook - N i MAINSTEEE e e s e e & rererre toc | zuided by their backers are not dis-|iron extend into 1920. Last week the & & HENRY CLEWS. list of preferred stocks yielding 5.309, to 8% free from the normal income and state taxes. A A ME I I S a In our opinion they offer attractive investments | combining Safety, Satisfactory Income Return and 80 WEST MAIN STREET fi| | Ready Market Ability. Steam Hot Water Hot Air T o Telephone 813 {1 % Price P Standard Screw Co. Pfd . ........ 6 113 5.30 Bigelow-Hartford Carpet Co. Prd 6 100 6,00 Procter & Gamble Co. Pfd .. b 100 & Div. 6.00 NOTE ‘fl"\E \-\ONORS | US| e S ate i L Slono] Co R Ea 113 & Div. €10 THA\“ WE WEAR_. E B Underwood 'Typewriter Co. Pfd 115 6.10 and A 4 H B ARE “ON THE SQUPRE g 8 i Goodrich Tire & Rubber Co. Pfd 101% & Div. 0.70 - ‘N S orin et o < BOUGHT——S OLD——QUOTED, 50 General Motors Corp. PPd Market § : WE'RE quite pleased about g | Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Pfd 100 & Div. the things folks say about us. & FRESBEE & COMPANY : Foster, Merriam Mfg. Co. Pfd 100 & Div. M B dhey say that we're on the 50 Steel & Tube Co. of America, 98 & Div. : quare and so we are. They B MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE | l""m" on |‘r,_ . 2 '(m ’; o B X 50 International silver Co. Cliens 5 M <2y our prices are fair. Right = g : ; : - B B I. W. Porter, Manager. H/H 50 Cities Service Co. 5 Market again- You think we'll tveat Willys Corporation Pfd .. . cen 100 & Div, you and your order properly. Look After Your Roofs NOW Before Winter, B Thats corvect. i | New Britain National Bank Bldg. v : Dabcock rrmanailess Pid .. ol Boisos o0 b 100 & Div. Leaks in your roofs are expensive, inconvenient § [ F P B L : DiichizanfStamplngiCO BRI ot OO & DL 8 0e S T : i ul'ns i ¢ New Britain, Conn. : anf] destructive. .\ ou will fmd a’full line of roof re- S N X COMPLETE CIRCULA OF THE ABOVE IS- quirements at this store—including waterproof and s : Hartford \Wa oty T I MATN ST, gL e e e—aad | SUES WILL BE MAILED ON REQUEST. "Roof Paints Paint Brushes Roofing Cement T Roofing and shingle nails Slate Surface Shingles, : ‘ i Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. RACKLIFFE ] Westinghouse Mazda Lamps | e A O organized and qualified through years of efficient, : : |} ;rustworthy service, to act as Conservator, Guardian, BROS. CO. = || THE SPRING & BUCKLEY ELEC. CO. || oo "s . . inc. ,: ‘ . s Bk Capital $750,000. Surplus and Profits $1,000,000 250 PARK PHONES 1074—1075—1076 § 75-77-19 Church St. ) gy § | Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. HARTFORD, CONN. M. H. WHAPLES, Pres't,