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BOND ISSUE TAKEN.
Marvland's 4 1-2 Per Cent Con-
.+ruction Certificates Awarded.

BALTIMORE, August 26 (SpeclaI::
The $1.G40,000 an per cent state OF
MARYLAND serial construction ceruh'
Gates of indebtedness nave peen
awarded to the Safe Deposit trust
CO. of Baltimore at l04.3O. bloolns
for the issue was keen and close, eighs
separate bids having been suomitteo
hv baltimore and out.of-town bank.
ing groups q. Al
The price received was $1.4o per
81 600 bond higher than was paid Tor
a similar loan foated last June.
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TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

tReported by J. wv. seligpan & Co.,
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Markets at a Glance
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK-Stocks irregular;
peaks. Bonds dull; Pressed Steel Car
IS touch years high; foreign ex.
changes mixed; Japanese yen drops
nine points. Cotton higher; bullish
crop advices. Sugar lower; Cuban
selling Coffee firm; lower crop esti-
mated.
CHICAGO-Wheat firm foreign
buying. Corn higher; rumors crop dam
age. Cattle steady to lower. Hogs
higher.
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NEW YORK GRAIN PRICES.

NEW YORK, August rs R.-Rye
firm; No. Western, 1.14A t. o. b.
New York and 1.12h c. /. I. export.
Barley firm; mailing. 94h C. l. t. New
York. Wheat futures opened steady;
domestic September, 1.40k; December.
LA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-26

BY heating tools to Wilderness and
then plunging them rapidly into seal
ing wax until they will no longer
pierce the latter, 1t Is claimed that a
hard and lasting edge is put on them.
In the process the steel becomes al
most as hard as q diamond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-26
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wlrv Direct to The Star Once
nds and Sales IN ,

Following is the list Of bonds and
stocks traded in on he New York
Curb Market today:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-26
BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, August rs @.--Bar
silver, 54%; Mexican dollars. 41B.
LONDON. August 26 R.-Bar sill.
yer, 25Ad per ounce; money. 2A per
cent; discount rates, short and three
months bills, 45-16 per cent. --
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Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Potomac Electric Cons. 5s--S1. 900 at
w Washington Gas $500 at 1o1k.
Washington Gas 6s "A"-$100 at 1Q2h
Washington Rwy. & Elec. 4s--$1.000 at
Potomac Electric pfd. 6s--1 at 106M ..,
Potomac Electric pfd. 5Ms-5O Of 1nl a
Federal-American National Bank at
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TRADING IS QUIET
IN BOND MARKET
Slightly Easier Tone Shown,
Both in the New and
'0Id Issues.
BY CHARLES #. SPEARE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch 10 Inc star
NEW YORK, August 26.-The
bond market moved cautiously today,
with week end tendencies Of restricted
trading and small fluctuations In
evidence. There was just a slightly
easier tone both in new and old ISSUES.
The session produced no Cutstand'
ing features in corporation or foreign
bonds. All Of the convertible issues.
except Pressed Steel Car 5s, were
quiet and irregular. Up to midday
there were a great many bonds in
which the daily turnover is of fair
proportions, but which had not then
been quoted. Until after Labor day
it is likely 10 be a very duh period
except for the preparations for new
issues.
The market has been very well
cleaned up and Is in a good condi'
ton for the bringing out of additional
bonds IL prices ara satisfactory. 1t
is understood that practically all of
the Canadian National AVS have teen
sold and that the daily absorption Of
the last lot OF New York City bonds
is large enough to permit Of the clos
ing of this syndicate within the next
few weeks.
Rock Island Fraction Higher.
The new Rock Island AUS were
listed today and sold a fraction above
the subscription price. There has
been considerable shifting into these
bonds from the refunding As at an
even price. The latter were softer
The Lorillard new 515s showed some
tendency to react.
Strong issues were the Bethlehem
Steel consolidated 5hs and 6s, West.
iHghouse IS, Marine Is, international
Telephone 512s, Cuba Cane Sugar S.
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit 6s and
the PETERBOROUGH group. Barnsdall SIS
with warrants attached were heavy
In sympathy with sharp rise in the
became very active and advanced sew.
eral points.
The advance in the various high.
grade railroad bonds, as we'll as in
some OF the secondary issues, seemed
to be temporarily checked, as most of
them were a little easier today. In
the lower-grade issues this may have
been the result of the poor July earn
ings statements.
French Issues Decline.
Fractional declines occurred in
French bonds. The French Cities 6s
were OdCk 10 par aIIer having nelQ al
a substantial premium for the past
two weeks. The German 7s failed to
recover the one-point loss that has
occurred recently. The Argentine IS
were benefited by the announcement
that Argentina will return to q gold
standard tomorrow. City of Yoke
hama IS advanced to 95, which repre-.
sents a recovery of half of the loss
that occurred in the Spring break in
all japanese issues.
The steady decline in Mexican gov.
eminent bonds continued. If it goes
on these bonds will get down to a
parity with Russians, which, have been
advancing for some time. There was
some selling of the Norwegian 6s
maturing in 1913 and 1914 and which
may be redeemed in 1929 and 1880 at
par through sinking-fund operations.
United States Government long Treas.
ury notes were all weak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-26
CURB STOCK DEALS
AT MINIMUM STAGE
No Notable Change in Char.
acter of Trading on Ex.
change Today.

,oc;al Disnatch 10 The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, August 26.--No
change occurred in the character Of
trading on the Curb Exchange today.
The now familiar process of bidding
UP one industrial specially after an.
other gave the market an appear
ance Of strength. although it was be.
coming more and more noticeable
that the main body Of stocks was
doing little. The active speculation
kept on in the new Johns.Manville
shares but price fluctuations were
confined to narrower limits. 1t was
natural to expect some profit taking
to follow the spectacular rise of
earlier in the week but the manner
In which these sales were absorbed
was impressive.
Issues Command Attention.
Once again shares Of artificial silk
and rayon companies commanded at.
tention. Foremost among these were
CelaneZ issues, with the new common
up almost 2 points when it crossed
70. The tendency of this class of
stock to work higher was attributed
in some quarters to the upward move.
ment in cotton prices. which it was
thought would work out favorably for
manufacturers of rayon products.
Newmont Mines sold at new high
prices, the market for the stock ad.
justing itself to the higher price level
of securities held by the company,
New York Central reached a new top
and New Haven preferred was in de-
mand at 108. United States Freight
had another of it's characteristic run.
ups. At SO it compared with the pre.
vious final of "a. Another speciality
that suddenly came to the front was
Gold Seal Electric: above TIN it was
up almost 2 points and at new high,
although there was nothing in the
outside news to account for its &C.
tivity.
Curtiss Aero at New Top.
Operations for the rise kept on in
Curtiss Aero, carrying the price to q
fresh top above 80. However, the rise
from the low for the year Of 10 was
thought by many to have fully dis.
counted whatever improvement might
occur in earnings for the current year
at least. United Gas & Improvement
maintained it's place Of prominence in
its group, but encountered profit-tak-
ing at the higher level. Northern Ohio
Power was held in check by realizing
sales, while Electric Bond & Share
Corporation continues active at ad.
vancing prices.
The feature of the oil group was
Tidal Usage issues, which were 40
lively bought following the announce.
ment that the company had declared
an initial dividend Of so cents a share
on the voting and non.voting common
stocks. This action followed the re-
tirement Of $1,920.000 bonds and pre-.
ferred stock earlier In the year.
The motor stocks were moving SYM
pathetically with higher prices for
this class Of shares on the Stock Elk
change. Auburn Auto was the feature
at a new top, where 1t was up 8
points. REQ, Durant and Ford of Can.
ada went along.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-26
CALL MONEY STEADY.

NEW YORK. August 26 [P.-Call
money, steady; all loans, 31a; closing
bid, 81: time loans steady; mixed
collateral, 5000 days, 3%a4; 4-6
months, An; prime mercantile paper,
3Aa4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-26

NEW YORK. August 26 R).-For-
eign exchanges firm. Quotations lin
cents): Great Britain, demand. 4S5 1916;
cables, 4S6 3-l6; 60-day bills on banks,
481 1916. France, demand, 3.91 Is
cables, 3.92s. Italy, demand. 5.4S5s
cables, 5.44h.
Demand - Belgium, 1884,: Ger
many, 23.77k: Holland, 4O.O3h: Nor
way. rs. 80: Sweden, 1854; Denmark,
26.77; Switzerland. 1928; Spain. 1884;
Greece, 1905: Poland, 11.20; Czecho'
Slovakia, 1854; Jugoslavia. 1.76; Au.
stria, 1909; Rumania, so: Argentina
42.621a: Brazil. 11.8l; Toxic. 37.3lA
Shanghai, 60.75; Montreal. l0O.0sA.
Evening star., 1927-05-04
President i'm Ugly Mood.

"I did. go to the White House as
soon as the report of the Perkins COM
mittee had been adopted. The Presi..
dent was in an ugly mood. He held
me responsible for the whole trouble,
and he told me that the message he
would send in compliance with the
committees request wouk be one that
Evening star., 1927-05-04
Still Wrote Friendly Letters.

This correspondence / saw, as Mr..
Cannon's secretary. and can testify
to it's friendly nature. It's informality
and good fellowship can be judged
from such sentences as these. written
by the President to the Speaker:
What does Hepburn think about pure
food?" or, Cant you get Foss to lib
eralize his ! appropriations for the
Navy? I'd like to have four battle
ships and think ought not to have
less than three" or. won't you jog
Tawney about that appropriations
1t may illustrate this chapter If
quote here story Mr.. Cannon told
me about this time. He was discuss
ing James Bryce. who when Ambassa-
dor to Washington used to call on him
two or three times a session.
"One day we were discussing Presi-
dent Roosevelt" said Mr.. Cannon,
"and told story about him to make
point clear. Mr.. Bryce chuckled
and told in return another story, this
one about John Morley After that
distinguished statesman returned from
America to London he was at a dinner
party when a lively young woman
said to him: Lord Morley, you have
seen this wonderful man in Washing
ton about him all the world is talking;
now what do you think about him.?
Rather ponderously Morley began:
You may take every adjective on
every page of the Oxford Dictionary.
good, bad and Indifferent, and you will
find an applicable one To-
She cut in impatiently, saying:
That's too complicated; can't you tell
us in half a dozen words?' Half a
dozen words mused Morley Yes,
half st. George, half ST. Vitus.'
1T must have been the st. Vitus
half" concluded Uncle Joe, chortling,
that had the upper hand that day in
the White House"
tCopyrght 1927
Evening star., 1927-05-04

would not please the House at all.
that, since the House wanted the in
formation in his possession, he would
have to send information that would
implicate my secretary.
II didn't choose my words very
carefully, except to make them as
strong as his. I told him he could
send any kind of message he liked
the Constitution didn't limit him; but
the House knew how to take care of
could scarce me by threats to show up
myself or my secretary he would find
he didn't know me.
with that, I left the White House.
I didn't even wait to inquire what he
meant by duplicating my secretary.
but when got back to the Capitol
l called you into the private Office and
asked you about it, and you told me
your newspaper friends had warned
you that you were going to get what
you called honorable MENTION be-
cause Of that article you had written
about the Secret Service before / be-
came Speaker or you became my Sec
retary.
Message Laid on the Table.
well, they were right about it.
After the holiday recess the President
sent in his second message, which
proved to be more offensive than the
first. Sure enough, he did hint that
was inspired by you, and quoted at
length from that article Of yours,
which, by the way. / had never seen
in my life. Not that / would have
cared, anyway. 1t was the weakest
political move ever knew President
Roosevelt to make. always thought
he was influenced in this case by men
OF no political judgment. for he was
a clever politician if left to himself.
Many Of his advisers were weak in
political sense, and it was often said
that 1t was lucky for him that in gen.
eral he depended on his own Judgment
rather than theirs.
He got results right away, The
House promptly referred the second
message to the Perkins committee.
which three days later recommended
that the message be laid upon the
table. The House Immediately adopted
the recommendation by a unanimous
vote. 1t was the first time since An
Evening star., 1927-05-04
MEMOIRS OF UNCLE JOE CANNON
As Told WHITE BUSBEY Confidential Secretary Many
CHAPTER iii.

<< A FTER the assa ssination of
- ~ President Mckinley the law
a was changed so as to per.
Il n NIT the Use of secret serV.
Evening star., 1927-05-04
Wants Copy of D. c. Estimates.

The Merchants and Manufacturers
Association have asked the District
commissioners for a copy of the bud
getary estimates of the District for
the next fiscal year. The Commiss-
lonesr agreed to grant the request
on the same condition as the es-
Inmates viii be given to the Board
OF Trade and the Chomber Of Com
merce-that they be held in strict
confidence.
Evening star., 1927-05-04

drew Johnson's administration that
the House had ever refused to accept
presidential message.
"But angry as we both were, 1t
made no permanent breach in our
relations, though the newspapers
thought it would. We both cooled
off. 1 resumed my custom of going
to the White House to consult with
him. and we resumed our correspond
ence"
Evening star., 1927-05-04

SPECIAL NOTICES.
FULLY EQUIPPED OFFICE AND WAITING
room suitable for physician or dentist, To-
at reasonable rental TO reliable tenant.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. realtor. T23
suFh street NV.
THE PARTNERSHIP OF HAILINAN &
King. with Offices in the Lenox Bldg, Wash
dissolved effective April 80. 1927. All
fled before May 81. 1927 81
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by any other than myself
personally and Individually HARRY III.
MEDLER. 1410 Young 81. sc.
INFORMATION CONCERNING, THE SONS
Of Union Veterans of the Civil War. as 10
ed upon request, by either of the following
members of Warren G: Harding Camp: Mr..
r NJ Brennan, J. r st. ne: Mr.. 7: r
Helmuth, 10S Varnum st. NY, Mr.. H. j.
Nal John Seward. 3210 Northampton st.
THERE. WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING
81 .L LOCAL No 96 O. 2 Z 5oE Al 4 Thgfsd1HE ~
o-49. 0c5Hi%s i +. oj'.BhRRIEN. Bus. Agent. 5.
100 MIMEoGk kAPHED LETTEiRS4, 81 NIL, Mill,
st NV. Franklin 7l43 Open $50 am.
WANTED---A RETURN LOAD Or FURNI-
frre from New York, Philadelphia or Balti-
Inore more c6,yIf 6SMI5TR{S TRANSFER AND sfoR-
HOUsEKEEPERS, WHY HAVE DIRTY.
faded-;opt rugs: Hooyers cyclone viii wash
PROGRESSIVE SALES co. COS F Est. 1902.
l3l1.lO-
Evening star., 1927-10-19
PRICES AT NEW Lows.

NEW YORK, October 19 @.-Both
of the Iron Age composite prices make
new lows this week, pig iron declining
steel from 1881 cents pound to
2.30 cents. Not since 1916 has pig
iron been so low.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, October 10 UNITED
States Department Agricultural
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head: slow, bet
ter quality hogs, 225 pounds up, very
scarce, around steady: others around
10 lower; pigs and light lights. Is to
25 lower; top. 11.75: bulk. 40 to 200
pound averages, II 1.15a11.50; 210 to 270
pound butchers. mostly 11.40a11.70;
practically no choice. 2S0 to 300 pound
butchers offered; selected lightweight
sows. 10.35a18.50: bulk packers, 9.75a
1000; choice weighty pigs, 1925; bulk.
9.75 downward.
Cattle--Receipts. II 900 head; grain
fed steers, Is to % higher: active at
advance. spots UP more on better
grades; killing classes mostly steady;
vealers 25 to SO lower; 1925 paid for
1926 pound steers; numerous loads,
15.50a16.50; stockers and feeders
scarce; better grades fully steady;
others slow; light bulls weak; weighty
kinds scarce, steady; most vealers,
13.50a14.OO.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head; fat
lambs opening slow, few early sales
and bids fully steady; asking Is to 25
lambs, 1925; asking around 1850 for
numerous loads; selected kinds held
above 1875; choice Westerns held
above 400; good to choice offerings
eligible, 13.60a13.85; few 100 to 120
pound buck lambs, 11.0Oa11. so; culls,
10.00a10.50; sheep steady; choice fat
ewes, 6.25a6.50: feeding lambs active,
strong; bulk, 13.75a14.25.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
RAW SUGAR UNCHANGED.
Futures Prices Little Easier-Re
fined Values Hold Steady.

NEW YORK, October 19 R).-The
raw sugar market was quiet early
today and as no sales were reported
prices were unchanged at All for
Cuban, duty paid.
Trading in raw sugar futures was
again Of small proportions, with the
trade inclined to limit operations and
await developments in Cuba relative
to the restricting of the new crop.
Prices. however. were little easier
under what appeared to be long
liquidation and some selling by
houses with trade and Cuban con-
nections. which was promoted by the
easier London market and inactivity
in the spot market. Prices at mid
day were ] to 2 points net lower
In refined sugar prices were un-
changed at $50 to 6.10 for fine granu-
lated, but demand was still light,
with Western beet sugar interests
selling in competing territory at
prices below Eastern refiners.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
LATE RALLIES IN CORN
OFFSET EARLY DROP
Aggressive Commission House Buy
ing Lifts Values in Final
Trading at Chicago.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, October 19.-Strong raj
lies followed early new breaks today in
the seasons low price record Tor
wheat, corn and oats. Late aggres
sive commission house buying lifted
the corn market in the last hour to
above yesterdays finish. Earlier
weakness of grain was apparently al.
together independent of stock market
downturns today and was ascribed
largely to ideal weather or threshing
of wheat and for curing of corn.
Fresh setbacks in wheat values
here today took place despite relative
strength of Liverpool quotations which
we've at a full shipping parity and
would normally spell the end of de-
cline. In the face of indications of
an impending heavy movement of Ca
madam wheat, however, speculative
buying support here was. absent and
about the only demand at times for
future deliveries came from premious
sellers who were in a position to col
lect a profit.
In addition to favorable conditions
for threshing in Canada and for en-
larged movement of new wheat there.
official reports were at hand saying
that domestic Winter wheat seeding
has been mostly completed west of
the Mississippi River. Early seeded
grains were reported as making good
progress in all sections.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
SHIPMENTS OF PRODUCE
OF NATION ARE AT PEAK

CHICAGO, ILL.,, October 19.-Fruit
and vegetable shipments are now at
the peak for 1927, the Government Blu.
reau of Agricultural Economics re-
ported today. According. to official fig
ures, total shipments for the last week
would make a solid train reaching
from Chicago to st. Louis, approx
mately 275 miles.
The train would consist of about &c..
600 cars and would contain at least
1S,OOO.000 bushels Of produce, an aver.
age of five quarts of fruits and vege-
tables for every person in the United
States.
Evening star., 1927-10-19

NEW YORK, October 10 Up.-Di-
rectors of Vanadium Corporation to.
day declared an extra Christmas divi.
dend of 81 share. in addition to the
regular quarterly disbursement of IS
cents. The extra is payable Decem-
ber Is to holders of record December
/ and the regular dividend on Novem.
ber Is. American Stores declared an
extra dividend of SO cents a share,
December l to stock of record
November Is.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
PROFIT Is SMALLER.
Republic Iron Earnings for Third
Quarter Below Last Year.

NEW YORK, October 19 RI.-Net
profit of Republic Iron & Steel Co.
for The third quarter of this year
dropped TO $501 1892 from $1,312,266 in
the corresponding period last year.
Net profit for the nine months Of
1927 was $2.534,52S, equal to $4.O7 a
share on the common, against $3,755.-
54S n year ago, or $S14 a share.
Unified orders on hand September
30 totaled S8,383 tons, compared with
1926 tons on September 80, 1926.
Evening star., 1927-10-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
Nominal Selling checks

NEW YORK, October 10 R.-
Foreign exchanges firm; quotations
lin cents): Great Britain--Demand,
4S6A cables, 487 5-32 60-day bills on
banks. 4S2 1916. France-Demand,
1924; cables. 1929. Italy--Demand,
5.46as; cables, 5.465s.
Demand-Belgium, 13.91h: Ger
many. 23S9: Holland 4O.20h; Nor
way, 1926: Sweden, 26.921a: Denmark,
26.79h; Switzerland. 19.2S%: Spain.
17.17h; Greece. 1873; Poland, 1920;
Czechoslovakia. 2.96A; Jugoslavia. 1.76:
Austria. 14.08; Rumania, .62%: Argen-
tina. 42.75; Brazil, 11.95: Toxic,
46.56A Shanghai, G2.50: Montreal.
100.121a.
Evening star., 1927-10-19


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