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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-10
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

BY deed OF trust dated May 2lst,
1927. recorded In the deed of trust
records Of Cameron County. Texas,
in volume So. pages 1918. l.. L. Zen
or. a single man, fixed a lien on
forty ts0) acres Of land, more or
less. In Cameron County, Texas, de-
scribed as follows:
The Southwest quarter CSw i-4)
OF Block Number One Hundred Ten
n10). Of the San Benito Land &
Water Company's Subdivision OF a
part OF Conception de Carricitos
Grant: II favor of A. A. Highbar-
ger, Trustee for Nelson Loan Com
pany. to secure the payment OF one
certain promisso-v note for the sum
Of Two Hundred Forty cs240lo0)
Dollars. dated Nav 2lst. 1927. de-
scribed in said deed OF trust. 10
which reference is here made for
fuller particulars. and whereas. said
note has been declared in default
by reason Of the non-payment of
instaliment due. July LIST. 1881 on
said indehf l~ess. and also default
in the payment OF interest due July
LIST, 1891 en- prior encumbrance.
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NOTICE CT TRUSTEES SALE

BY deed of trust dated July LIST,
1923, recorded in the deed OF trust
records of Cameron county, Texas.
in volume SO. page 638. c. +.
Thomas fixed a lien on twenty and
n~inety-two hundredths C20.92) acres
of land, more or less. in Cameron
county. Texas. described as follows:
All Of Block Sixteen n6l. FL
Jardin Subdivision OF Part OF
Share Thirty-two 1927, Espiritu
Santo Grant; in favor OF A. A.
Highbarger, Trustee for Nelson
Loan Company, to secure the pay
ment OF n certain promissory
note for two thousand ninety-two
CS2. O92.00) dollars. dated July lst.
1923. described in said deed OF trust.
to which reference is here made
for fuller particulars, a part Of
which note has been paid. leaving
a balance OF sixteen hundred
Csl600O0) dollars: and whereas.
said note has now been declared
due and payable, by reason OF
default under the terms and con-
ditions OF said note and deed OF
trust on account OF non-payment
OF principal and interest due July
lst. 1881 on said indebtedness.
Whereas. the undersigned. has
been appointed Substitute Trustee
In the place OF said original Trustee,
upon the contingency and in the
manner authorized by said deed OF
trust: and
I, the undersigned, Substitute
Trustee. have beer requested by
the Phoenix Mutual -'fe Insurance
Company. OF Hartford, Connecticut.
the legal owner ana holder or said
note and lien. By reason OF an
assignment from Nelson Loan COM
pany. 10 sell said land under the
terms OF said deed OF trust. and
notice Is hereby given that on
Tuesday. the sixth day OF October,
1881. between the hours OF ten
o'clock a. m. and four o'clock .. m.
az the court house door of said
county in Brownsville. Texas. I will
sell said land at public cutlery to
the highest bidder for cash.
Witness my hand this first day
OF September. 1881.
u. s. q. PEABODY
Substitute Trustee
9-l0-l6-23-3t-4l47
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

BY deed OF trust dated December
3lst, 1926, recorded in Tie deed Of
trust records % Cameron county.
Texas, in volume 40, pages 2.3-2le,
M. 7. Larson and Sophia Larson,
his wife, fixed A lier on forty A0)
acres Of land. more or less, In
Cameron county Texas, described
~ follows:
All OF Block Ten d0) OF The r. z.
Bishop Subdivision OF the l.. w.
and w. +. Campbell lands. accord
ing TO the official map and plat OF
said land OF record in map records
OF Cameron county, Texas. volume
&, page IS. 10 which reference Is
made for further particulars. and
being n part of Survey No. 26 Of
the Cameron county school lands:
In favor OF A. A. Highbarger,
Trustee for Nelson Loan Company,
to secure the payment of one GER
tain promissory note for the sum
OF three thousand (s3000.00) dol
lars, dated December 3ist. 1926,
described in said deed OF trust. TO
which reference Is here made for
fuller particulars: said note has
nov been declared due and payable
by reason OF default under the
terms and conditions OF said note
and deed OF trust, On account OF
default in payment OF interest due
July ist. 1891 on said Indebtedness.
Whereas. the undersigned has
been appointed Substitute Trustee
N the place Of said original Trustee.
taacp the contingency and In the
hammer authorized by said deed Of
trust: and
I, the undersigned. Substitute
Trustee. have been requested by
the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Company, OF Hartford. Connecticut.
the legal owner ard holder of said
note and lien by eason OF an as
signment from Nelson Loan Com
pany, to sell said land under the
terms of said deed of trust. and
notice Is hereby given that on
Tuesday. the sixth day Of october.
1881, between the hours OF ten
o'clock a. m. and four O'Clock p. m.
at the court house door OF said
Cameron county. in Brownsville.
Texas. I will sell said land az public
cutlery to the highest bidder for
cash.
Witness my hand tL's first day
OF September. 1881.
u. S. @. PEABODY
Substitute Trustee
9-l0-16-23-3t-4l46
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

BY deed OF trust dated August
23rd. 1927. record in the deed OF
trus. records Of Cameron County,
Texas. III volume IS, pages 476-479.
B. Z. Backer and Elizabeth l..
Backer. his wife. of Mesilla Park.
New Mexico. fixed a lien on c.,
hundred nine and sixty-three hun
dredths t109.63) acres of land,
more or less. in Cameron County,
Texas. described as follows:
The West half WIZ or Block
One Hundred Fifty-Seven l57 and
all or Block One Hundred Ninety
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by utcU Vi t1uSt QdtSu NOV 10,
1927, recorded in the deed OF trust
records = Cameron County. Texas.
N Volume So. page $50, c. F. Tomas
)vcd a lien on fourteen 1D acr,s.
more or less, in Cameron County.
T1xas. described. as follows:
South Fourteen l4 acres OF
Block Fifty (50), FL Jardin Sub
division in Partition Share No. %.
ESpiritu Santo Grant. as shown upon
the map of said subdivision of rec
ord in the official map or plat rec
ords OF Cameron County, Texas, in
which deed OF conveyance a vendors
lien is retained to secure the pay
ment hereof: in favor OF A. A. High
barger. Trustee for Nelson lean
Company, to secure the payment Of
five go certain promissory notes ag-
gregating the sum OF Thirteen Hun
dred Twelve ana fifty-hundredths
tS1372.5 500 Dollars. described in said
deed of trust. TO which reference Is
here made for fulle particulars. ami
4 balance Of Eight Hundred Forty
($840.Oo Dollars OF which remains
unpaid, said balance being now in
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q ADVERTISEMENT
WHEREAS. the undersigned. i

WHEREAS, the undersigned. has
been appoined Substitute Trustee. In
the place of said original Trustee.
upon the contingency and in the
manner authorized by said deed Of
trust; and
i, the undersigned, Substitute
Trustee. have been requested by the
Nelson Loan Company, the legal
owner and holder OF 81 note and
lien. to sell said land under the terms
OF said deed OF trust, and notice Is
hereby given that on Tuesday, the
sixth day OF October, 1891. between
the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and
four o'clock D.. m. at the Court House
door of said Cameron County in
Brownsville. Texas. ! will sell said
land at public cutlery TO the highest
bidder for cash, subject TO prior
encumbrance of $4,000.
WITNESS my hand this first day
OF September. 1881.
u. 8. @. PEABODY. Substitute
Trustee.
o-l0-16-23-3t-4l40.
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State OF Texas

County of Cameron }
Notice is herewith given that on
October 9th. 1881, between the
hours OF 100 p. m. and 800 m.
the st. Louis. Brownsville a. Mex
leo Railway Company, acting BY
and through It's duly authorized
agent, viii offer for sale and sell
at public aution 20 the highest bid
der fo- cash. at its freight depot
~ Brownsvll-r. Cameron county,
T3xas, the following:
VI caSk e-artnenwa-e
which article was transported BY
the above named company. and on
which the proper charges for trans
portat.on and storage have not
been paid. an Sttch said property
has remained aimed 20 4 space
Of three me- a. the depot to
which 10 wa N-.signed.
This cask o. e~c-therware. weigh
ing $40 lbs. was shipped on or
about April 8,n. 80. by the Foster
Pottery CO. at Chester. w. Va. and
c~onsigned 10 the futegnst Hard
ware Co. at Brownsville. Texas.
this shipment moving under Penn.
RR. Chester. W. IA. 70 Brownsville.
Texas waybiil 6Ti April 18th 1881.
This shipment may I claimed
by its lawful owner at any time
before date Of sale By pa.ment OF
all charges due against said ship
mcnt. upon applica ion to the
undersigned.
A. S. GIMBLE.
Agent.
st. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico RR.
Co. brownsville. Texas.
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e-lO-16-23-3t-4l50.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
BY deed OF trust dated December
lst. 1927. recorded in the deed OF
trust records OF Cameron county,
Texas. in volume 50. page $50.
Thomas Gilmer Oliver, fixed > lien
on n hundred twenty six and
two-hundredths Q62n2) acres OF
land. more or less. ir Cameron
county. Texas, described as follows:
Blocks numbered five t5,, six.
f6> and ten n0) OF the John A.
Hill Subdivision OF a part or the
Conception de Carricitos Grant In
Cameron county, Texas. and being
the same land conveyed by NJ. II.
Reed 70 It. c.. Oliver BY warranty
deed dated December Bird. 1924,
recorded in volume 1871 at pages AIS
and 425 OF the deed records Of
Cameron county. Texas, 10 which
deed and the records thereof re-
ference Is acre made for all pur-
poses. containing 1862 acres. more
or less. IN favor OF A. "A. Highbarger.
Trustee for Nelson Loan Company,
to secure the payment OF one GER
tain promissory note FOR the sum
OF six hundred ts600.00) dollars.
dated December 1st. 1927, described
In SAID deed OF trust. to which re-
ference Is here made for fuller
particulars: and whereas. said note
ha5 been declared in default by
reason OF the non-payment OF in
stallment due December 1st, 1880
and installment due June lst. 1881
or said Indebtedness, and also de-
fault in the payment OF interest due
December LIST, 1880 and June LIST,
1891 on prior encumbrance.
Whereas. the undersigned. has
been appointed Substitute Trustee
In the place of said original Trustee.
upon the contingency and in the
manner authorized by said deed Of
trust; and
l.. the undersigned Substitute
Trustee. have been requested by
the Nelson Loan Company. the
lega-. owner and holder of said note
and lien. TO sell said land under
the terms OF said deed OF trust. and
notice Is hereby given that on
Tuesday. the sixth day Of October,
1881. between the hours Of ten
o'clock a. m. and four o'clock p. m.
at the court house door OF said
Cameron county in Brownsville.
Texas. I will sell said land at pub
lie cutlery 10 the highest bidder for
cash. subject to prior encumbrance
Of six thousand (s6000.00) dollars.
Witness my hand this first day
Of September. 1881.
u. S. G.. PEABODY
Substitute Trustee
9-f0-l6-23-3t-4l51
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PUBLIC SALE

Saturday the 18th, 1880 p. m.
For your convenience we have
moved the equipment 10 be sold 10
the corner OF 2nd and Fropton st.
Brownsville. The following prop
erty Is in good condition and will
be sold to the highest bidder.
! John Deere Planter rider
and almost new, / r. AZ O. listing
pillow, l good wagon, ! Georgia stock.
l set harness. I riding c~ultivator. I
5-tooth c~ultivator. l Moving ma
chine. l Pandan disc team. I lot
or sweeps. ! subsoil pillow. Kiluer
tea I drawn | Syracuse potato hoe.
post hole digger, eveners and single
trees. Ginbring hoes and many 9TH
er articles too numerous to men
ton. Terms cash. PUGH A. PUGH.
AUCTIONEERS. 500
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
BY deed OF trust dated February
twentieth. 1923. recorded in the
deed Of trust records Of Cameron
county. Texas. In volume 50. page
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Employment
Situations Wanted

MIDDLE-AGED lady wishes posi-
ton with m person or small
family TO do cooking and general
housework. Write S63, care Herald.
S63
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENT

default. which said balance has been
declared due and payable under the
terms OF and conditions OF said
notes and deed OF trust, account OF
default In payment of interest due
June LIST, 1891.
WHEREAS. the undersigned has
been appointed Substitute Trustee
in the place OF said original Trustee,
upon the contingency and in the
manner authorized by said deed Of
trust: and
I, the undersigned, Substitute
Trustee. have been requested by the
said Nelson Loan Company, holder
OF said notes and lien, TO sell said
land under the terms OF said deed
OF trust. and notice Is hereby given
that on Tuesday, the sixth day Of
October, 1881, between the hours Of
ten o'clock a. m. and four o'clock
n m, nc the Court House door "
said County in Brownsville, Texas,
I viii sell said land at public cutlery
to the highest bidder for cash.
WITNESS INV hand this first day
OF September, 1891.
u. s. G.. PEABODY, Substitute
Trustee.
-
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Instruction


81 For Sale : Miscel.
FOR SALE: One platforr, scale.
$500. one slip-on Chevrolet truck
body. practically new. $1,000. "a r.
Levee St. Phone Sl3-W. S64
USED SACKS at right prices. VAL
ley Sack Exchange. SIT 81. Charles
81. ST.
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A. s. GIMBL
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

st. Louis. Brownsville & Mexico RR.
Co. Brownsville, Texas.
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Business Chances

CONFECTIONERY and cafe in
Donna. best location. Robert Rhodes.
Donna. Sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-30

has stimulated demand. but the price
trend is irregular with some easineSs
reported in sheets. Demand for pig
iron Is somewhat quieter but prices are
generally steady.
Improved foreign demand for copper
early in the week following reduction
of one -quarter of q cent in the export
price, tapered OF later when the Lon
don market eased. A moderate volume
of domestic inquiry developed owing to
improved operations in fabricating
plants, but reports of slight concessions
for small quantities in the secondhand
market has made buyers cautious.
Custom smelters and producers, how
ever, were firmly maintaining quotations
at 10 cents for electrolytic, delivered in
the Connecticut Valley.
Tin was depressed by eaSiness In the
London and Singapore markets. Lead
has remained quiet with consumers
checking purchases pending the outcome
OF the producers conference being held
nj London and uncertainty exists as to
the final outcome. Zinc declined late
in London and uncertainty exists as to
metal. Anthony eased in symphony
with declines in silver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-30
Public Utilities
BY GEORGE II. HUGHES.
Puget Sound Power G Light.

series on the subject Of public utilities,
holding companies giving their history:
field Of operations and an anelysis Of
discuss bonds. r aus WeIi as stocfs but viii
present the facts without any attempt
TO recommend purchase or sale Of spe-
One Of the important subsidiaries of
Engineers Public Service is Puget Sound
Power g. Light, which serves a large
district in the State of Washington with
est in the securities of Puget Sound
Power e. Light is confined to the bonds
and to two series of preferred stocks.
All of the junior preferred stocks and
practically all of the common shares
are owned by Engineers Public Service.
This most important of the bond is
sues are the two series secured under
the first and refunding mortgage and
lettered "a" and &C." "A" being due in
1949 and carrying a So per cent cou-
pom, and the &C" due in 1850 and
carrying a per cent coupon. The Sc
curity is a first mortgage on the COM
pany's properties subject to certain
prior liens On each of these issues
over per cent is obtainable at the
market, the larger return on the higher
coupon rate issue because that sells on
a premium, and the average individual
investor hesitatss to pay premium.
There is also recently offered note
issue running one year due February !,
1882, secured by deposit of block OF
first and refunding &C" bonds. These
notes were offered at 99& to yield ATS
per cent. A year ago 1o-year So
per cent note was marketed, a direct
obligation of the company, but I'M
secured. These sell to yield around 512
per cent. All the bonds and notes are
sound investments, the company cover
ing fixed charges almost twice over,
even in these days of industrial dspres-
sion. OF the preferred stocks, the one
which has the first claim on earnings
is the S. cumulative prior preference OF
no par value, outstanding to the amount
of 10000 shares. At recent market
prices around So to 6 per cent was to
be had on this issue. The stock is re-
deemable at S110 share and has vot-
ing power. Having second preference
as to dividends is the $6 cumulative
preferred. also of no par value. The
latter sells to yield somewhat over 6
per cent. Dividend requirements on
both of these preferred issues are
earned by satisfactory margin. The
comnany, because of the drought ana
other unusual temporary conditions, re-
Gently omitted the 81 quarterly dividend
on the common.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-30
STEEL firm BONUS
POLICY IS DEFENDED
SChwab Profit Sharing Plan
Upheld in Reply to Suit on
Bethlehem Co.
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEWARK, N. j., March 80. - The
profit-sharing plan fathered by Charles
M. Schwab under which the Bathle-
hem Steel Corporation has distributed
large bonuses to limited number of
executives was defended today in the
company's answer to a suit of minority
stockholders.
To the suit filed by Waldron M. Ward
and other stockholders seeking to have
all or part OF the bonus payments re-
turned to the corporation, the latter
replied the bonuses are not recoverable
and questioned the right of the plain
tits to bring and maintain the suit.
Extravaganza Denied.
Bethlehem, second largest unit in the
steel industry, denies that continuance
of bonus payments ION such scale and
basis to a limited and favored circle has
become extravagant, improvident, a
waste of income and assets and in con-
struction of law fraud upon the stock"
holders"
Bethlehem charged the petitioning
stockholders represent only eight one
hundredths of / per cent OF the total
capital stock outstanding, were not act
ing earnestly and in good faith to re-
dress their alleged grievances in the
corporate body" and therefore are mot
entitled to bring or maintain this suit. >
Paid Grace S1,62S,753.
The corporation says stockholders APP
proved the borus plan at the annual
meeting in 1917.
cisI attack the Sl,623,753 bonus paid
President Eugene G. Grace in 1929,
Bethlehem's record postwar year. The
corporation admits that the bonus was
the equivalent of per cent return
on an invested capital of $50, 475,060.
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the important centers Of business, popu-
lation and commercial activity, an al
ready intricate network of lines is be-
ing heightened and extended in new
directions. One or more localities in
about half the States of the Unicn are
already supplied with natural gas
brought in from nearby fields or trans
ported thither by means of trunk pipe
lines. At least before the close of
1882, and probably sooner, localities in
a dozen or so more of the States will
be similarly reached"
Following is a list of the longer
natural gas lines now in operation or
projected:
Amarillo. Tex, field to Chicago, 1000
miles, by Natural Gas Co. of America;
Amarillo field to Indiana State line,
$50 miles, by Missouri-Kansas Pipe
Line Co.; Texas Panhandle to Min
neapolis. 800 miles, by Northern
Natural Gas Co.: Monroe, La. field to
ST. Louis. 526 miles. by Mississippi
River Fuel Corporation; West Virginia
fields to New Jersey, 500 miles by Co
lumbia Gas e. Electric Corporation;
Monroe and Richland fields to Atlanta
Macon, etc. 400 miles. by Southerii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-30
HALF SEEN
IN APRIL DIVIDENDS
1000 Separate Stock Issues At
fected-A. T. & 7. Later to
Distribute $4O,00o,000.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Nsxt We'd
nesday may be April Fools day to most
of us. but it is payday for stockholders
in several hundred corporations. They
are expected to receive half billion
dollars or more in dividends. Some es-
Inmates set the amount as high as
$3.50 900 900.
The lst of April is the first big divi-
dend day of the year and checks will
be distributed to shareholders by some
of the Nations largest corporations and
banks. Dividends probably will be paid
on upward of 1000 separate stock
issues, some corporations having sew
eraI classes of stock.
Later in the month the worlds larg-
est corporation. the American Telephone
81 Telegraph Co, will distribute s40.-
100000 to $4,000 shareholders, and
General Electric Co. will pay out
S11,538.000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-30
MANY BIG PROJECTS
BOOST NATURAL GAS
Pipe Line Construction All Over
Country Reveals Vast Ex-
pansion Moves.
snsci.I n.snatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March 80 without
doubt the genesis Of the recently re-
newed and present widespread interest
in the natural gas industry is, in part,
due to the unprecedented and widely
heralded amount of pipe line construc-
ton which has been undertaken during
the past three years, says the Standard
Statistics Co., in current survey which
continues:
Steadily pushing outward toward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-30

Natural Gas Corporation: Kentucky
fields to South Michigan, 400 miles, by
Columbia Gas & Electric Corporation;
Hiawatha Dome to Salt Lake City, $40
miles, by Western Public Service Cor
poration; Amarillo field to Denver,
$50 miles, by Colorado Interstate Gas
Co.; Buttonwillow & Kettleman Hills
fields to San Francisco, 2S7 miles, by
Pacific Gas g. Electric Co.; FL Paso to
Bisbee, Ariz., ITS miles, by FL Paso
Natural Gas Co.: Eastern Kentucky
field to Indiana, $50 miles, by Central
Public Service Corporation; Monroe
field to Memphis, 210 miles, by Memphis
Natural Gas Co.; Lea, N. Mex, to
FL Paso, 205 miles, by FL Paso Natural
Gas Co.: Kettleman Hills field to Rich
mond, Calf, 200 miles, by Standard
Pacific Gas Line, Inc; East Kentucky
field to Louisville, 200 miles, by Louis
vile Gas g. Electric Co., and San Juan
Basin to Albuquerque, N. Mex, 200
miles, by Southern Union Gas Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-30
STEPHENSON TO ADDRESS
WEST VIRGINIA BANKERS

Homer Gebhardt. vice president Of
the First Huntington National Bank Of
Huntington, w. Va, who has been ap-
pointed secretary of the West Virginia
Bankers Association, Is assembling q
group of eminent speakers to address
the forthcoming annual convention Of
the association to be held at White
Sulphur Springs June IS and as. Deal
ing particularly with timely matters Of
interest to trust officers, there win b
Gilbert T. Stephenson. president 81 Ane
Trust company division Of the Amer
lean Bankers Association.
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METAL PRICES MOVE
IN IRREGULAR TREND
Fairly Steady Demand Noted for
Steel-Copper Quotations
Sag Again.
BY The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Steel book
ings have been maintained at q rather
steady pace in the past week and the
industry is now operating at station
airy rate following steady improvement
since the first of the year. Railroads are
showing more interest in placing struc-
tural needs. while increased buying of
line pipes is noted and the automobile
industry has placed further orders for
sheet steel. The announced advance
of 81 to 81 q ton in heavy rolled steel