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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, January 81 ~. S. DEPT.
Agriculture. - Hogs - Receipts. 1000
head: around steady with yesterdays
average: top 8.45. bulk good and
choice. 100 to 800 pounds. 8.25s3 40:
light lights mostly 7.60a8.25; bulk pigs
7.25a775; hghtweights down TO 6.I5;
thin kinds lower: most packing sows
7.25a750; few best lightweights. 7.5oa
7.65; shippers. 1000 head; estimated
holdover. $500 head.
Cattle-Rcceipts, 700 head: compared
with a week ago good and choice fed
steers. after losing substantial early a6-
vance. closed IS TO SOC lower: lower
grades held early upturn finishing CSC
or more higher: stockers and feeders. IS
10 40c higher; highest of season; fat
COWS. Csc higher: heifers. including
yearling offerings. IS 70 soc up: bulls.
Is 10 25c up; vealers 200 TO $50 high
er; better grade fed steers became top
heavy on early upturr. after top had
reached 1878: year!ings. 1900; rela-
tive liberal supply steers at l6ooal7-5o:
most lower grades. liT5ai400: most
light heifers. llooal2.5o: fat COWS. $50
a975. best kind. 10 1900; mos. low
cutters. 5.5oa590. strong weights. 500
a5.50: heavy sausage bulls. went 70 8 15
light veaierS closed 1900 TO 400 most
(, ~: shippers, I@50sl550
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head: odd loads
OF natives and fed lambs. firm. for
week fat lambs closing so 10 IS higher:
sheep and feeding lambs mostly IS
higher. Weeks top prices: Fed western
lambs, 1875. fat native lambs. 1855
Fall clipped lambs. 1900: fat wearing
vcthers. li.So: "a. ewes $50. feeding
and shea-.ng lambs. 1928.
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EVERYMAN'S
INVESTMENTS
High and Low COuponS.
ny GEORGE r. HUGHES.


Close study Of the market prices Of
foreign dollar bonds brings out still an
other distinction in addition to those
already discussed in the articles imme-
diately preceding in this series. That
is the fact that bond with low cou-
pom sells at relatively higher price
than one with high coupon even when
they are obligations of the same Dor
rover.
For Illustration. we may take the case
OF the Great Consolidated Electric Power
Co. OF Japan. This foreign utility has
two bond issues listed on the New York
Stock Exchange. One carries a per
cent coupon and natures in 1914 and
the otner carries 813 per cent coupon
ana natures in 1850. The return on
the 6i2 per cent issue. both the direct
income return and the maturity yield.
Is uniformly lower than that on the 7
per cent issue. At first it would seem
as though the per cent bond was the
more attractive purchase and so It Is
Tor some investors. those who give en-
tire attention to the matter of income.
The reason for the comparatively
high price OF the lower coupon issue is
that 1t has greater possibility of price
appreciation. In case the credit of this
company improves so that it's bonds sell
on 10 of2 per cent basis the advance
In the lower coupon bond will be larger
than in the one carrying the higher
rate.
One other point is of importance
Both bonds are callable at par. The
speculative attraction then is greater
with the one selling farthest away from
the call price. There is a good deal TO
be said In favor OF taking the lower cou-
pom rate bond. 1t we assume. as the
market seems to do. that there is risk in
ouying such foreign bonds. then we
ought TO be compensated for that risk
not only by the Weld but bv the chance
Of making profit on the principal.
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Wall Street Features

NEW YORK. January 81 tSpeciaD .--
r. n. Macy stock Is getting up into the
price area Of bank shares Selling al
ESQ. representing 100 per cent IN
crease in market value from the low of
last year. 1t yields 2 per cent on the
investment. but there Is expected 10 be
a larger return for shareholders through
some form OF rccapitalization later on.
UNION PACIFIC PREFERRED
Union Pacific preferred stock now Is
selling at the highest price In 20 years
and at the lowest income return basis
Of any Of the preferred issues Above
81 II yields slightly less than 400 per
cent which makes II smaller return
investment than many bonds consider
ed TO be OF very high grade. Union
Pacific's own 40 per cent bonds are
selling Just above par.
ATLANTIC GULF AND WEST
INDIES-It IL understood that the
earnings Of Atlantic Gulf and West
Indies have been improving recently
and that the bankers identified with
IL expect to show a much better report
Of results than In some years Ac-
emulation of both classes Of stocks
has been under way recently and pool
Is said to be forming "a operate on a
basis Of the changed outlook. for the
concern.
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MONTGOMERY WARD HAS
BEST YEAR IN HISTORY
1927 Income so Per Cent Above
That for 1925, Annual Report
of Mail Order House Saws.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO. January 2i.-Monteomerv
Ward d. Co. during 1927 did the big
gest business of it's history, increasing
oy 30 per cent the net income over
1926. the annual report to stockholders
said last night.
The mail order house reported a net
income of sl5,ll9.245 last year. as com
pared with about $4,000 900 for 1925.
and $2.2l0,000 greater than the previous
record year of 1925.
The large profit. as reported by
George B. Everitt. president of the
firm. vas attributed TO improved mer-
chandising, with economies in selling
and operating expenses. After income
tax and class A dividends are deducted
a balance equivalent to slo25 Der share
Of common stock will remain. compared
with 1926 share in 1928.
Current assets of the company total
s55.6l0.9SS, with liabilities of slo.-
95n.452
During 1923 tho cor,pany is 10 erect
a modern concrete mail order plant at
Fort Worth. Tex
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WINDMILLS STILL SOLD.
BUT MOTORS GAIN FAVOR

The windmill Is losing It's place 70 the
combustion engine and hydroeiectric
power. Department OF Commerce re-
ports indicate il is enc of the few items
of agricultural machinery whose exports
failed 10 increase since pre-war DAYS
Even Holland tabled homo Of the
windmill. Is turning 10 the electric
power pump. Germany, largest pres
ent-day maker and user of windmi.ls. is
doing an increased export business. but
.is experimenting with an adaptation OF
the power plant OF the rotor ship by
employing rotor tower 10 pump water
Germany Is also producing wind driven
electric generators equipped with stor-
age batteries.
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FURTHER RECOVERY
IN STOCK MARKET
Motors, Utilities and Rail
Equipments Vehicles for
Bear Movement.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, January 21.-Further
ground was recovered today by the
stock market and Wall Street came to
the end OF the week expressing more
optimism m its speculative operations
than 1t did at the closing last week.
Material for the advances that took
place was to be found in the moderate
~ cheerful trade reviews of the week
III the annual reports of such concerns
as Montgomery Ward Co. and the Hud-
son Motor Co. both Of which indicated
much larger earnings per share in 1927
tnan In 1925. in the plans for bringing
together combinations in industries
that have been suffering from over
production and price cutting and in
the moderately oversold condition of
the market itself
Many Groups Strong.
The leading groups in today's mar
ket were the motors, public utilities,
sugars. hosiery companies and national
distributors OF merchandise Mixed in
with them were stocks of motor access
sorry corporations, insurance companies
and some OF the equipments. The
largest single transaction was block
OF 10000 shares of WESTINGHOUSE
Electric which appeared on the tape
early In the day at 97A, representing
an overnight gain of .. TO be added to
yesterdays net advance of points
This established the stock at the high
est price since the present shares were
issued.
The recognized market leaders. such
as General Motors common and United
states Steel common. were inclined to
lag behind less influential shares. but
this they have done frequently when
opportunity has been given to specu-
lative holders to reduce their commit
! ments while the rest of the list was
rising. In anticipation Of poorer earn
ings for December. which will begin to
appear the early part of next week. the
rail shares held back. At one time tho
Southern Railway. Mobile e. Ohio GER
tificates were off 5 points with the
market In them nervous.
Some profit-taking naturally followed
the buoyant carly period This brought
down the prices of the independent
motors. but at the lower levels there
was good support. and in view of the
extent OF the advance since yesterday,
when brokers loans showed the first
substantial reduction. stocks acted we'll
Montgomery Ward Feature.
Montgomery Ward forged ahead after
the market had absorbed the selling
orders and gradually worked up to l25.
In the second phase OF the buying
movement there was pronounced
strength in quite a large list of indus
trials, including Vanadium Steel. Sears
Roebuck and A. M. Byers. with Montana
Power jumping up points to new
high record price. The earnings OF the
Hudson Motor Co. for the year end
ing December 81 were equal to slightly
over 50 a share.
Prices held strong up to the closing
not only in the regular list. but In the
specialties, and the average gain for the
session was q substantial one The ac-
ton OF the stocks Friday and today
gives considerable announcement 10
those who have been consistently bull
ieh throughout the recent period O!
market unscttlement
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COTTON GOES LOWER
IN TODAY'S DEALINGS
Easy Liverpool Gables Have Bear.
ish Effect on Staple Prices.
South Is Seller.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 2i-The cot
ton market opened steady today at a
decline of 10 TO 81 points under South
crn and commission house selling. in
fluenced by relatively easy Liverpool
cables. Trade interests were buyers
on the decline. which carried the price
of May contracts off 10 1888. Active
months generally we're about Is TO 20
points below yesterdays closing quota
lions.
Trade buying helped to absorb offer
ings at these figures. and with covering
for over the week end. the market
steadied up few points from the low
est before the end Of the first hour.
Private cables reported continental
liquidation and hedging, with poor
off-take at Liverpool and only a small
turnover in cotton yarns and cloths, as
buyers were cautious.
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WHEAT PRICE STEADY
AFTER EARLY DROP
Unfavorable Winter Crop Outlook
Reports Help Offset Open
ing Decline.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO, January 2l.-Unfavorable
reports as to the domestic Winter crop
outlook for wheat tended to steady
Chicago wheat values today after a
wavcring start. Initial weakness here
was ascribed to Liverpool setbacks based
on prospective large world shipments.
Opening unchanged TO "a of, Chicago
wheat sagged little more and then
scored slight general gains. Corn was
easy. starting at Il to "a decline and
subsequently showing some further drop
Oats held firm. Provisions inclined
downward.
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NEW YORK. January 81 OP,.-~For.
eign exchanges, Arm. Quotations In
cents). Great Britain, demand. As7.
cables. AIT Tia. 60-day bills on banks.
483 sis France, demand, 392 1918.
cables. 3,03 lila. Italy. demand
b28an: cables. aaah. Demand-~Be
GUM. 1898; German. 2379ta; Holland.
.30 Norway. 2660is; Sweden, %
Denmark. 26,76ta; Switzerland, i92Sls
Spain. l7.i4, Greece. l.32L; Poland.
II Is: Cxechoslovakia. 2eei., Jugo-
slavia. LISA: Austria. i4l0. Rumania,
81: Argentina, %278. Brazil. 1900.
Toxic. 1880: Shanghai. 63.6ais. Mon
treal. 998li4.
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HEAD OF SEARS.ROEBUCK
WEST POINT GRADUATE

CHICAGO. January 81 LN.-Robert
E, Wood. new president of Sears. Roe
buck &; Co. has spent only 9 years in
the mail order business He became
vice president of Montgomery Ward &
Co. in 1919 and had been vice president
OF Sears. Roebuck e. Co. since 1924.
Wood Is West Point graduate and a
soldier Of years standing He was act
ing ouartermaster general when the
United States entered the World War
In 1917.
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REPUBLIC MADE ACCESSIBLE.

FLOSENcE-San Marine a republic.
only 10 square miles IN area hut which
WAS independent and fiouriShing 500
wears before Columbus discovered Amer
lea, has made plans for electric nail
day and radio communication Will, the
outside world Until now the republic
has been accessible only nv road but
the trolley will take It's people direct To
the Italian city OF Eimini. 20 miles
away on the Adriatic sea
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COKE Is CHEAPER.

bEW YoFK January ri IN, Il Pitts
b4gh dispatches shy STANDARD Spot
Fufnsce Cure naS dropped % cents d
iof T. recent ssie brought only 81 rs
IloSks - . e. rs raFi0ib III time can
go lpdQfmfnt ~ 81 ~ ara s2g6 bat
bHt'ts cannot ~ found 2I9ast.eAs are
* ~ 70 &z7S. ia
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CONCRETE TELEPHONE POLES

ROME Five thousand concrete iele-
phone poles have been placed ainng the
new go kilome;er railway line between
Rome and Naples, Manufacture OF the
poles. known locally as pail di cimento
armate eertrifugato." has given Italy q
new industry.
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ONE.MAN ENGINES,

BERN One imam engines are being
tried on the Swiss Federal Railways IN
an EFFORT To reduce operating expenses
As most Of the lines have been cleo
trified great saving Is looked for, but
the experiment sull is IN preliminary
stages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21

HALIFAX Business interests here
are considering the establishment of an
aerial freight. express and mail line
between this city and New York Gov
ernment departments plan 10 expert
ment this Winter with air mail routes
between Halifax. Montreal and Ottawa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

~ Special Leased Wire 81 Thc star
CHICAGO. January ei.-Tollov-.nS Is
a repoT. OF todsy's sales. high. low and
closing quotations. on the Chicago Stock
ExrhaYras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-21

DIVIDEND faiss - gwen ~ the sbose sauts
ar. tis annual cash paS'u~n's based un the
latest quarterly of aaii YEARLY uaeisf Atipas.
LnIrss otl,sfsIae ACTED extfA or spseiaI div,
1sI,ds are not included
Tina nj trading tsss than 100 sharra
= Partly extra Plus Z = ~ sluck fay
shls ~ cusnnion STOCK Plus $50 10
.ttea l's,d 'hI at--no regular rate
i, len Des cent IN COMMON sttaCk uasabis
ID :. quarterly . Plus 81. ~ stocs / Pay.
fbfs wLsp earned tayAois IN cash o..
stuck pius '91 ~ stock fius lou
stock Plus %. ~ stock ! Plus % IN
stack, ,.asabis 'a0 " = .hsrs an1r,srls
q Partly stock. ~ Plus ~ iH preferred stlek
Plus ons. half Of common stock
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New York Stock aud
Bond Averages.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Quotations furnished by W. II, Hihns 4 Coz
Nominal gold Selling checks
value tor nsri to-day.
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Money to Loan

secured ~ rrss deed Of trust On real ss,at.
Prevailing interest and ronmjssfon
Joseph |. Weller 3d. ssS "s sss !! : TIT
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t31Ic~Ts y! tjllfc Liberty Loan Bonds
= b. lplaI value III $b25, 000 900 hs W
~ nen advantage ~ the recent Treasury
offer allowing exchange of tneIt secDri-
1s"s IN new 81 per cent Treasury
notes Secretary Mellon made this an
ylo1ncement To-Day IN issuing b reminder
fEs, conversion privileges viii expire
NOT MofcAy
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sion operation there were outstanding
- Js7 e5S 900 tn third Liberty bonds
tedefEl Reserve bbtks are conducting
tie cDnyere.p1, bat the Treasury hsl
LlFaltec the amount o. the new TlGt3i
ytAch u DffeIs IN exchange for thirc
liDsfliss " d Total 81 800 900 900.
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An ACTIVE STOCK

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CRIPPLED STEAMER
TOWED INTO PORT
Soviet Ship Brings Sole Sur.
vivor of italian Boat
1t Crashed.

BY the Associated Press
SOUTHAMPTON. England. February
25.-The Soviet training ship Tovarisch
was towed into this port tonight with a
battered navigating lantern still hang
ing entancled from the chains of hel
bowSprit which had wrenched it from,
the Inflated Alcantara when the YES
sells collided last night in the thick fog
overhanelne the Strait Of Dover.
The Tovarisch showed a great dent
in her stem extending for some distance
on both the port and Starboard sides
Her commander. Capt. friedman
showing signs of the terrible strain OF
the "a hours which have followed upon
the sinking Of the Alcantara. was too
exhausted TO talk. After a hasty meal
he dropped into deep Slumber.
Members Of the crew related the al
most miraculous escape of Pavon Gion-
vanni. the only known survivor of the
italian steamer. He was found cling
ing to the bowSprit chains of the Tovar-
isch after the crash and was hauled on
deck uninjured. The inability OF the
Russians to understand Italian. which
is the only language he speaks, pre-
vented them from learning exactly how
many men went down with the Alcan-
tara. although they were believed to
number score
The captain of the tug which brought
the Tovarisch to port said that. al
though the vessels bow was full of
water and her stem badly buckled. she
was in no danger Of sinking.
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to be followed by dancing will be the
order of the evening.
Other guests Of honor and members
Of the receiving line will be Col. Charles
Burton Robbins. the Assistant Secretary
OF War: the entire congressional dele
CATION. Maj, Gen. William D Conner.
commandant OF the Army War College;
Maj Gen. John A. Hull, Judge advocate
general; Maj. Gen. George 8. Gibbs,
chief signal officer: Maj Gen. Salzman.
Leslie M. Shaw, former Secretary of the
. Treasury. Col. White. Edward H. Cum
bingham OF the Federal Reserve Board
and Mrs. Cunningham and DR.. Nc
Lean. former president OF the Uni
ycrsity Of Iowa.
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PORTER WILL ADDRESS
IOWA STATE SOCIETY
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
to Be Honor Guest
at Meeting.

Claude M. Porter of Dcs Moincs, Iowa
new member of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. will be the guest of honor
and principal speaker at the reception
and ball OF the Iowa State Society TO b.
given at the Willard Hotel on the eve
ming Of March 8 at 8: 30 O'Clock.
A special program Of entertainment,