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f I have no data regarding the business of the company in 1923. The Tennessee Electrical Power red stock paid a dividend in Ju no further advi + Falls Power & its shares and t ‘The trouble J they are not listed and bave no ready market. T © Gulf & West Indies S. S. Co. is in a depressed ndition. Its stocks pay no dividends and have Probably the interest. on the quoted at 51) will be met but they and it would be safer to put your money of some company. whieh is able to pay d has a good reserve. Grand Rapids ». 5s seem well secured and reasonably safe. k., Mosnoe, La.: Since the National Motor Co. has inte vers’ hands, stock is not particularly high. The apparently bas paid no dividends, and its preferre for S100, was lately quoted here at #20, a clear ind ik of value.s Of course the common stock is still N, J. Giics Service referred stock is an excellent busine t ompany being a large, strong zation. The foreign be be called reasonably i the Dutch 8s, Br French ber dividends Muskegon timate of its two ‘company stock, ation 6 per cent re the bonds should W., Sroxase, Waste: The Di € engaged in a somewhat risky business, and has not been ching very encouraging progress. "A dividend, itis ly was, paid on the preferred ast Nothing nit Corp. is teen paid op the common, If iate is good property, it would be better not to exchange it for the wks of this company. If you want to risk a portion of the payment, you will of gpurse take t erred and N.. Nowriastrros, Mass.: The New Qu Co. of Utah has issued stock at the al par value of 10 cents, and the stock is company does not yet appear to have m progress. The Wittlaufer Lorraine Co. of C to be making no money, the ore deposits: b exhausted. There are no advices to show whe Nevada Hills Reorg: Mines has been bene hase of oil land is there i that the Me pah Mining ( become a profits ney Mining laughable ple. The much biehem Steel € ime although bond would have been a womai purchase 1, Avox, N. Ye: Since Carib Syndicate and Missouri Pacific stocks are not paying dividends and are not likely to for a long time to come, they cannot be recommended present as speculative ventures. It is impossible to foretell how active any particular stock is going to be, whether high priced or low priced. The safe rule for an average investor is to buy a good dividend payer after a recession, A sound, high priced, dividend paying issue may eventually prove a more profitable speculation than low-priced, non-dividend payer. M. Mippieros, Ou: For in tatus as a bolder of L. R. St rmation regarding 1 stock you had better fe to the stockholder's protective committee. The concerns, as narily your to go into th tion Id be wii ‘There concern, will succeed rit we another question. C, Reapsvtiir, N.C: You are urn on the price at which you bought B The drop in the quotation does pany is in any financial diffieulty the earnings in 1923 were dividend. It is possible that if t firmer the price of your holdings will ady HH, Waras, Mass: Your prope Tobsicco Products for Southern Railw advisable for a long run project exeredingly well and tit may in ti tthe stow In exch comic railway is there 1 1.20, the pr be mainta N., Burraro, for the first two months of 1924 for tl Company bas succeeded in costs without decreasing its efficiency dividend of 810 per year was more than earn and from present appes will be a larger ply this year than last E., dawates, N.Y You are no purchase price for Durant stock Union Pacific ial gain dee E., Saver Co. is these ng excellent returns to its stockh The 7 p das a sound cent ferred stock may be cl New York: The sale of your two 850 1 for the purpose of investing in a 8100 6) first mortunge ould be a pri stion. 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