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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-23
BURLEIcH-MYERLY.

Mr.. John t. Burleigh, well
known young business man, of Har-
pers Ferry. and Miss Eileen Myerly.
of Sandy Hook. Md. were united in
marriage on Thursday in Martins
burg. In the absence of the Rev.
Father j. A. Curran. who is attend
ing the Eueharistic Congress in Chi
cago. the couple went to Martins
burg. where the marriage was SOL
emnized bv the Rev. Father w. A.
McKeefry. The groom is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Burleigh. of Har-
pers Ferry.
A teen-months-old colored
child was killed almost outright in its
mothers arms. and two other color
ed people. including the mother and
its grandmother. Rachel Gordon. of
Middlewav. this county. were badly
injured when the automobile in
which thew were riding skidded on
the Lincoln Highway in Adams coun-
ty. Pa. at the Crawford Kaufman
farm. Saturday. June IL. The dead
child is Gertrude Russ. daughter of
Mckinley Russ. of Mount Wolf. near
York. Pa. The automobile party
composed of six grown people and
two children. was enroute from
Mount Wolf to Middleway. taking
Mrs. Gordon to her home. after a
visit with Russ. her grandson. The
child's head struck the concrete high.
way. and she lived only ten minutes.
The dead child was removed to Mid
dlewav for interment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-23
CHARLES TOWN COUNCIL
MAKES COMMITTEE APPOINT.

The Charles Town CITY Council
held regular meeting on last Mon
day night. with Mayor G. X. Wysong.
and Coucilmen s. Lee Phillips. c. f.
Milev. VIM. II. Anderson. T. d. Web
ster. +. G.. Henson. A. !. Grandstaff
and ]. w. Carney. and Clerk d. G.
Dolly. present.
The report of the Select Commit
tee naming the following Standing
Committees for the ensuing wear.
was adopted bv the Council:
Finance Committee: - Phillips.
Morgan. Henson and Webster.
Market House Phillips. Grand
staff. Morgan and Carney.
Petitions: - Henson. Anderson.
Milev and Webster.
Streets and Alleys Anderson.
Henson. Miley and Grandstaff.
Accounts: Carney. Anderson.
Grsndstaff and Miley.
Ordinances: Morgan. Carney.
Anderson and Webster.
The Independent Fire Company
submitted the following report to the
Council in regards to esrnivals:
Charles Town. w. Va.
June 81. 1926.
Hon. G. K. Wysong. Mayor.
Charles Town. w. Va.
Dear Sir:
Owing to the fact that a good
many of the merchants think the Fire
Company derive no benefit from car
nivals. we wish to submit the follow
ing. which is a report on the carni-
val held during the week of June ID.
for the benefit of the Independent
Fire Company:
Received from concessions $4,000
Reed from rides and shows S152.64
Gross Total $2S2.64
Paid rent for lot $4,000
Paid N. Va. Power Co.. lights $500
$93.2O
$2S2.64
5 $3.50
NetProfit $1S9.44
Our net profit showing S189.44,
and received from persons whom we
otherwise could not have reached.
Evening star., 1926-03-22
BONDS ADVANCING
IN VALUE TODAY
Prices Work Moderately
Higher-French Issues
Are Heavy.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.
Special Dispatch IN Tho Star

special Dispatch TO The star.
NEW YORK. March 90. -- While
prices were moderately higher in
ponds today. the movement was not
by any means uniform. There were
exceptions to the Improvement even
among hight grade securities.
A number of large blocks of rail
road issues were reported on offer in
the outside market, generally bonds
Of the type of Buffalo. Rochester and
Pittsburgh AVS, and of Delaware and
hudson 51as. Against this was the
strength and activity on the board
IN Central Pacific SIS. and Baltimore
ana ONO, Southwestern 5s. The fea-
lure or the United States Governments
was the new 1926 high for the tax
exempt Liberty 3l2s. High.Srade
itiiities and telephone issues were in
demand Milwaukee Electric Light
ana Power bonds were especially
strong.
Among the speculative rails. the
sea noafd issues were under pressure
again, although they rallied some
What later The recovery. however,
did not come before Seaboard re-
funding as had made a new low at
hS". ana before the adjustment bonds
had dropped below IS. Seaboa rd
Florida 6s sold around the lows
OF last week. Missouri Kansas
IeNas adjustments furnished the
strong spot. moving up to % against
Saturdays close Of 91ss. st. Louis
san Francisco adjustments and in
come 6s were both higher.
IN the fractions there was quite a
nrlsk recovery In Chicago Railways
Ss. Nassau Electric As were lower.
hut New York Railways 6s advanced.
Except for Cuban Dominican rs SUI.
gar issues did better, notably Manata
IS and American Sugars 6s.
Foreign issues were highly irregu.
lar. French descriptions were heavy.
The ss dropped below lOo and the "a
were off fractionally. There was bet.
ter support for the lips. Belgian
bonds were in better demand
New offerings included s. 500. 900
Denver Joint Stock Land Bank SIS, to
Weld 4.5S per cent to the optional re.
demption date. and 81 900 900 San An.
tonic Joint Stock Land Bank 5s. to
yield Az per cent to the optional
date
Evening star., 1926-03-22
BETHLEHEM IMPROVED.
Volume "f Steel Business for Year
Totals $.13,0e5,3eO.

NEW YORK, March % UP.-Pro.
nounced Improvements in operations
and earnings Of the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation In 1925 is shown in the
annual report, the outstanding fea.
ture being the increase in volume of
shipments and deliveries by sub
sldiary companies. amounting to
$2I3.O25.5oo. compared with $243, ,904,-
26S for the preceding year.
The year 1925 was in many WAYS
the most remarkable in the history of
the steel industry in this country" ="
the report said. "ApproximateIy
44.lS7.000 tons of steel insots were
produced. establishing new record
and Exceeding the previous record
made In l9l7 by approximately 56s.-
900 tons"
Net income was xI3.s5s.Ia6 after
providing $12.004 ,9S4 for depreciation
and depletion. and was equivalent
after preferred dividends to S5.30 a
share on the common stock. This
was In contrast TO net income of
$S.s16,1sl in 1924. equal to &2.56 a
share. After providing for dividends
Of $4.303.013. there was a surplus of
$9.555,1c3. Surplus for the year be.
fore was S2,36S.027. The corporation
paid S421,139 In pensions during the
year. compared with S35s.s0 in 1924.
Evening star., 1926-03-22
PRICES ARE HIGHER
IN STOCK MARKET
Representative Issues Work
Upward on Strength of
Exchanges Position.
RY STUART T.. WEST.
! Dispatch to The star

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, March @2.~The stock
market had the Quietest two hours
that it has had for some time be
tween | and 3 O'Clock today. The
selling which .had carried down prices
last week was not followed up.
On the other hand, there was no
disposition to keep on with the slight
recovery which occurred this morn
ing. More than ever. it was a pro.
fessional market. with fluctuations
within narrow bounds.
Among the industrials the rebound
extended from point to 3 points.
One Of the particularly strong stocks
was American Smelling. another was
Allied CT emical and still another was
Famous Players. The rally in Amer
lean Can might easily have been due
10 short covering. United States Rub
Der. Postum Cereal, Remington Type
writer. Montgomery Ward and Cont.
mental Can all ran up briskly. There
was n quick turnabout in General
Electric. and WoolWorth. which had
been under pressure, had a sharp re-
bound.
Further selling in the motors oc-
CURED during the first hour or so.
Hudson Motor dropped again and
General Motors was weak. But Whcn
the main part of the list began to
pick up short sellers of the motors
were anxious 10 cover Hudson Motor
more than regained its early loss and
SO did General Motors. Jordan and
Pierce Arrow rallied over points
each. Chrysler. Nash and Dodge A
were all higher.
In the railway section prices we're
higher. The pressure against the Sea
hoard issues was relieved, Missouri
kansa s-Texas ran up over two points
and so did Wabash and Kansas CITY
Southern. Baltimore and Ohio crossed
90 again. There was gain of nearly
two points in Reading and OF over
three points in Delaware and hudson.
OIL stocks were mostly higher, with
Tan-American "B" up more than
three points AT one stage. and with
Union Oil of California over point.
There seemed to he good deal OF
stock for sale in General Petroleum.
hut Independent Oil and Gas was
higher. and General Asphalt had quite
notable run-up. Selling of United
states steel relaxed, and the stock
allied easy.
Evening star., 1926-03-22
j. S. STEEL MAKES
HUGE GAIN IN YEAR
Business Reaches Total of
$1,406,5 SOS, in 1925.
Net Income, $10e,451,785.


NEW YORK, March 2,.-The vol
ume Of business transacted by the
United States Steel Corporation and
Its subsidiary companies in 1925 reach.
ed the enormous total Of 81 ,406, sos. 1875,
exceeding the previous years opera.
tions by $142,7e3, ,726, the annual report
disclosed.
Net income for the year amounted TO
109.451 1855. in contrast to $104 ,221,9
In 1924, with a balance Of $4,3o1 500
carried forward to undivided surplus,
which aggregated 1921 ,s63, ,1O9.
Elbert II. Gary, chairman. pointed
out that while a substantial increased
volume of business was done, com
pared with 1924. measured by aggre-
gate tonnage and value. average prices
were less per unit because of sharp
competition. In the case of rolled and
finished steel products shipped to the
domestic trade. quotations were SO 80
per ton less than In 1924 and export
shipments $4.38 ton less
These average reductions in per ton
selling prices extended against the
total tonnage shipped in 1925 repre-.
sent an aggregate decrease i'm gross
safes proceeds of approximately $751;
100000 the report said
surplus for the year after dividends
was $29.S01. .s52. from which was de-
Quoted S25.O0o,o00 in appropriations
Tor additions and improvements to
plants.
Evening star., 1926-03-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

BALTIMORE. March % (SpeciaD.--
White potatoes. 100 pounds. c.O0a4. so
asparagus. dozen. 7.0oaa.5o: beans
hamper. e.00as 90; beets. 100, s. .Ooa :. 90,
cabbage. hamper. 1.50a2.50: sweet DO.
tatoes. barrel. 2.00aS.0 90: vans. barrel
2.00a.5.00: carrots. hushel. o.0Oa2 .25
caulif1Ower. crate. 1.50a2. 90: celery.
crate. 3.00a5.00: cucumbers. crate.
6.00a10.00: .eggplants. crate. 3.OOa6 90:
kale. barrel. 1.25a2.2S; lettuce. basket.
2.00a3.5O: peppers. crate. 4.0oas. 90:
onions. 100 pounds. 2.50a3.5o: oyster.
plants. 100. 6.00aS.00: peas. hamper.
2.50a3.5o: parsnips. basket. 5Oa75: to-
matoes. crate. 3.50a7.00: spinach. bar
rel. 1.25ac.S0: savoy cabbage. bushel.
75a1 90: turnips. basket. 25a4O.
Apples. barrel. 2.00a5. so: bushel. 75a
1.75. Grapefruit. hoX. 3.25a5.O 90: or.
anges. box. 3.s0a5. 90: taneerlnes. hox.
2.00a3.50: strawberries. quart. 60a7O.
Selling Prices at Noon.
Wheat-No. . red Winter. spot. do
mestic. no quotations; No. red Win.
ter. Carlicky, I'm.
rel. as to delivery; domestic yellow.
No. 2, new. 81 per bushel: exports
No. 2. "a asked; No. 3. I'M.
Oats-NO. .. "a asked: No. 13. now
49,
Rye-Nearby. new. s5a90: No. 3
rye. spot. no quotations.
Hay-Receipts 1877 tons. The supply
Of hay on this market is liberal. but
consists principally of medium and
low.grade stuff. the movement of
which is very draggy. A limited in.
auiry is in evidence for the better
qualities Of timothy and choice lieh.
clover mixed hay at steady prices.
Quotations. per ton, today: No. ..
timothy, 23.50a24.50: No. :. timothy.
21 .00a22.00: No. I light clover. mixed
23.50a24.00: No. 2 light clover, mixed.
0.00a21.00; No. | clover mixed. "a. 90
a23.50: No. i clover. 23.00a23.5O; No.
2 clover, 1S.00a20.00.
Straw-No. wheat. 13.O0a14.00;
No. l oat. 14.00a14.50.
Evening star., 1926-03-22
AUTO PRODUCTION.

February production of motor We
hicles in the United States and Can
ada was announced today by the De.
partment of Commerce as 334, ,527
passenger cars and 40.S05 trucks, of
which 31S,632 passenger cars and 81
$50 trucks were made in the United
states and 1896 passenger cars and
3,22s trucks in Canada.
This represented an increase of
51.oS4 passenger cars, as compared
with revised figures for January,
1926. manufactured and an increase
of si,724. as compade with February,
1925. Trucks showed an increase of
s17H over January. 1926, and an in
crease of 1896 over February, 1925.
Evening star., 1926-03-22
Earnings Of the Commonwealth

Earnings Of the Commonwealth
Power Corporation and subsidiaries
for the year ended February 20. 1926.
applicable to dividends and deprscia.
ton amounted to $s.s2o,442. After
provision for depreciation, earnings
amounted to $14.sS per share on the
preferred and s3.o5 per share on the
common, as compared with $12.23 and
s2.1s, respectively, for the same period
last year. based on the same number
Of shares NNv OUTSTANDING.
Evening star., 1926-03-22
CLOSING Is EASY.
RecessiOus of | to Points From
Days Highs Common.

NEW YORK. March 90 P).-The
closing was easy. Merger rumors
carried Union Oil of California up
2 points TO SS7s before prices were
again forced back by stiffening call
money tendencies. Recessions of l
to points from the days high levels
were common with General Petro-
leum. United Cigar Stores and To
hacco products encountering heavy
selling pressure. Total sales ap-
proyimated 100000 shares.
Evening star., 1926-03-22
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 90 Gp).-Cop.
per dull; electrolytic, spot and fu-
lures. 14sa14A. Tin easy: spot and
nearby. $500: futures. 65S7. Iron
steady; No. ! Northern. 22.O0a23.5O;
No. 2 Northern, 21.00a22.50; No. 2
22.00a23.00. Leady steady:
spot. S20aS.30. Zinc steady: East st.
Louis, spot and futures. $50. Anti
mony, 2O.OO.a
Evening star., 1926-03-22

NEW YORK. March % R.-For-
eign exchanges steady. Quotations Din
cents: Great Britain, demand 4S5 y ;
cables. 1856 3-16; 60-day bills on banks.
S11l-l6. France, demand, 3523s
cables. $685.. Italy. demand. 401 q ;
cables. 4.02 Il.
Demand: Belgium, 4.061a. Ger
MANY, ease Holland. 40.06. Norway.
PISA. Sweden, $3.50. Denmark. 26.23.
Switzerland 1881. Spain. 14.0a.
Greece. 1.3412. Poland, 1880. Czecho-
slovakia. 29s Jueoslavia, 1.76. Aus
tria. a. Eumana. 42is. Argentina
39.12. Brazil, l4.4l. Toxic. 45Is
Shanghai. 1855. Montreal. 80 2l-32.
Evening star., 1926-03-22
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK F).-Stocks irregu-
lar; rail and oil shares lead early
rise. Bonds mixed; carrier issues
resume advance. Foreign exchanges
steady: Belgian francs firm. Cot
ton firm: unfavora BILE weather. Su-
car steady: commission house buy
ing. Coffee strong: firm Brazilian
markets.
CHICAGO.-Wheat easy; favor
able weather Southwest. Corn lower;
bearish visible. Cattle firm. Hogs
lower.
Evening star., 1926-03-22
WHEAT PRICE BREAKS
TO new Low LEVEL
General Rush to Sell and Lack of
Sustained Buying Smashes
Market Down.

CHICAGO. March % .Ap).-With
q general rush to sell and with a lack
of sustained buying. wheat prices to-
day broke to the lowest figures since
November. 1925. The corn market
also smashed downward all deliveries
OF corn selling at a new low price
record for the season. The selling
rush in the wheat market was asso-
ciated with optimistic Winter wheat
crop reports from the Southwest and
with advices also that Spring whea.
seeding Northwest is already making
ro MD YrocroSc
Evening star., 1926-03-22
A. c. L. Earns $26.93 a Share.

NEW YORK, March % R).-The
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. earn
ed 26.93 a share on the common
stock in 1925. after preferred divi-
dends. in contrast to $lS.34 a share In
1924. the preliminary annual state
ment shows. Net incomes rose to
Sls.4s3,142, after taxes, from $13,275,-
S44 the year before.
Evening star., 1926-03-22
INITIAL DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK. March 80 CP).~-An
initial dividend of rs cents n share on
the new class "A" stock of the Ma
tional Cash Register Co. was declared
today. payable April Is. to holders of
record March 80
Evening star., 1926-03-22
EXTRA DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK. March % Cp).-Texon
oil and Land declared an extra divi.
de-1d of Is cents share and the reg
ular quarterly of cents. both nav
able April % to holders of record
April IA.
Evening star., 1926-03-22
DRY GOODS MARKET DULL.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. March 22.-The cot.
ton goods marked was definitely
dull at the opening of the new
week. Print cloths were quoted
unchanged at ia for 64 by Sos and
ga for es by 72s. Raw silks were
active at advances Of 10 to Is a pound.
Evening star., 1926-03-22
CALL MONEY STRONG.

NEW YORK. March % CP).-Call
money strong: high. S: low. Az: ruling
rate, AZ; closing bid. S; offered at 5A /:
last loan. 5: call loans against accept
'Ances, 3%. Time loans easier mixed
collateral. 5000 days. Az: as months.
Az: prime mercantile paper. AZ.
Evening star., 1926-03-22

Taxicabs are appearing In large cities
OF Russia. but horse.drawn cabs still
are popular.
Evening star., 1926-03-22

Dividend rates as given in the above table
are the annual cash payments based on the
latest quarterly or half yearly declarations.
oends are not included
a Paid this year. no regular rate. h or
optional in stock. "Partiy stock iPsrtJy
extra. fPayable in preferred stock. tPlus
~ in stock payable / Ne quarterly. SPlus
Evening star., 1926-03-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

(ouotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & COL
Nominal Selling checkt
Evening star., 1926-03-22
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS.
Reported by Redmond & Coz
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

Quotations furnished by Redmond & Coz
Evening star., 1926-03-22
Institute Governors IN ,Jee,

The board of governors of the local
cha apter. American Institute of Bank
ing, will hold special meeting to-
morrow evening at the Headquarters
in Masonic Temple. Next Saturday
the members of the institute will no
the CHESTS Of \. W. Hill. director az
the Bureau of Printing and En-.
craving. according to an announce
ment by II. Jesse CLANCY. president
of the chapter. The visitors will he
taken over the great esta blishn7ent
and shown the processes nv which
money Is manufactured Arrange
ments for this visit were made by r.
j. McOuade
Evening star., 1926-03-22

, Anaconda o.. as
iArcher-Daniels. ! rs
i ArmourDel pft7) o6
! Armour III A t2) %
Armour Ill (B).. IL
Artloom (3N. 81
Asso Dry Gt2h). Al
Asso OH (2)..... 6s
Atchison %. 126
Atcnison pf 81. 81
All Birm & At. :. 2
All Goa st l. (t9). 202
Att Gulf& w I. AZ
Atlantic Refing.. 90
Allan Ref pf (7). III
Atlas Tack. IL
Austin Nichols. 90
Auto knitter. -. l
Baldwin l. o.. l06
BALTIC & Ohiot5). SO
Bang & Ar 90. 40
Sarnsdall A t2). %
Barnsdall B (2). &c
Bayuk Cigar. al
Beech-N (t3).. 81
Relding Bros(3). 35
Bethlehem Steel. AZ
Beth Stl pf 90. 100
Botany A 20. Sc
Briscs Mfg (3). %
! Ekln Edison 90. 1873
Bkln-Mn Tr o.. 90
Bk-Man T rfts). so
Brown Shoe t2). 80
Brunswick Balk. 26
Brunswick Ter. IL
Burns Bro (10) =. 1870
| Burns Br B tc,. 81
Burns Bro pftO. 98
Butte Cop t50c). s.
! Butte&Super 1S
Butterick. ...... 20
| Calf Pkg tte,... 1871
Calf Petrol t2).. 36
iCallahan Zinc. 2
Calumt & A t4A 81
| Calume&H (1is)., Ia
Can Pacific f1o). l54
Ca Sc Threshing.. 10
Case Thr pf 90. 100
Cen. Leather. -. 49,
Cent Leather of. 49'
Century Rib t2). Is
Cerre De p o.. 62'
Chand-Cleve. -. 16'
rhand-Ciev pf. =. 3S'
Ches & Oh (tl2). 1922
Ches&O pf (61a). 1922
Chi & Alton. -. q
Chi & East III -. .32'
Chi Great West. 81
Chi CIR West pf.. 19a
Chi Mil & st 7. III
Chi Nil & StP pf. III
= Mil & st p ctfs. l0i
Mil&StP pf CTS. Is
Chi & Nwn o.. 68'
Chi Pneu T 80. 103i
Chi r l e. Pac. =. "a
c r ] G. p pf o.. 81
Childs f2.40)... 65
Chile Cop t212).. 3S,
Christie Brown. al
Chrysler Corpt3) 36.
Chrysler pfA(S). 101'
Coca Cola 90. 134'
Colo Southern. b5
Col Fuel E. Iron. 81
Col G & E (2.60). "a
Col Carbon 90. 60
Com Cred (2). 30'
Com Inv (3.60).. 60
Com Solv A o.. 130,
Com Solv B. .... 128'
Congoleum-N. It's
Consol Cigar. -. 81
Consol Gas (5).. 93
Consol Textile. :. ~
Cont Can (f6). 17t
Cont Insur go. 1907
Cont Mot (S0c).. III
Corn Prod co.. 38t
CruciDle Stl 3d.. 67s
Cuba Cane Sugar 91
Cuba Cane Su pf. AL
Cuba Co 90. 45t
Cuban Am s CD. 251
Cuban Domin. =. ~
Cudahy Pkg 90. e9t
Cushman's 81. 901
Cuyamel FIR o.. Al
Daniel Boone. 3
Da vison Chem. >. 31e
De Beers (1.23).. 2S5
Del e. Hud 90. 165
Del l. & Wn 90. 1873
d r G Wst pf. 42t
Detroit I'D o.. 1875
Devoe& Ra ESQ. 38
Dodge Bros CT A. 33
Dodge pf (O.... S5
Dome Mines 90. 49,
Douglas g Pee ID. FL
Dull S S e. All pf. s.
Dupont Go. 2l3
Dupont deb (6).. 1927
Durham Hose .... IL
Ea stman tts)... 10S
Ea ton Axle t2).. 28l
Eisenlohr & Bro. 14k
Electric Boat. 81
E1ec Powr e. Lit. 20T
EP&L pf 4O%tDs 1927
Elec P & l. pfG. 91t
Elec Sto Bat(t6). II
END John d.. 671
Efie r r. 27s
Erie 1st pf. ..... 40t
Erie I'd pf. ...... 36h
Eureka Vac o.. 47t
Fairbanks Co. q
Fairbanks o.. 50h
Famous ri g.. 1901
FedLighttsl.40) BIZ
Fed Min & Smelt. 81
Fed a1in pf o.. 72l
Fifth Ave (64c). ID
FIRST Nat S(1h). S6
Fisher Body (5). 91h
Fisk Rubber. -. III
Fisk pf stpd 60. 81
t'leischman(2).. 44I:
Foundation (S). los
Fox Firm A o.. 63N
Freeport-Texas. "a
Gardner Motor. ~
Gabriel Sntt3A) 35h
Gen Am Ink 80. 47ai
Gen Asphalt. 69h
Gen Asph pf t5). 10aA
Gen Cigar tn). 81
Gen Electric 80. $685.
Gen Elec spt60c) liz
Gen Gas A l1h). Az
Evening star., 1926-03-22
Patrons Receive Booklet

The Washington Loan and Trust
To- IS ma1ilnc 10 patrons a pamphlei
containing eXcerpts from lectures by
Herbert l.. Davis. auditor Of the
supreme Court Of the District Of CO.
'umbia. who recently has given
series Of lectures on trust estates
banks and banking. contracts, cor
porations-and the general principles
Evening star., 1926-03-22
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office


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Am Linsd pf %.
Am Loco fs).
Am Loco of 90.
Am Metals (4).
Am Radiator 90.
Am Sa fe:y r t3,.
Am Ship & Com
Am SIN & ReftO
Am Stl Fdys go.
An Sugar o..
Am Sugar pf (7).
An Surnatra
Am Tel&Tel ta).
Ar, Tobacco 80.
Am Tobac 3 (8). !
An TYP Fdrsts).
Am Wa Wo sl.20
Am Wooden ....
Am Woo! pf %.
Am Zinc. .......
An, Zinc pf. .....
Anaconda (3).
Arch er-Daniels.
ArmourDel pft7
Armour I'll A t2)
Armour III (B)..
Artloom az.
Asso Dry G(2ia).
Asso OIL f2).....
Atchison f7).... !
Atcnison pf 81.
All Birm & At.
All Goa st l. (t9). :
Att Gulf& w I.
Atlantic Refng..
Allan Ref pf %.
Atlas Tack.
AnStin. NiCbolS