Judge — October 11, 1924 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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Members New York Stock Exchange 7 Wall Street New York Established 1884 Gwe () yencies to answer by telegraph. are treated confidentially. inquiries to the Financial exact street addre: ditor, Iepae, The Myriad Aspects of Business by Theodore Williams N this immense country—a good- sized world in itself—the number of business undertakings is so vast, and they are so greatly diversified, that it is out of all reason to expect them to keep equal pace. Condi- tions are too unlike and situations too complicated to permit business ev where and in all periods to move for- ward or backward uniformly and at the rate, lines and in some localities may exist coincidently with bad times in others. Not enterprises same Good times in some only do dissimilar. groups. of prosper variously, but also within the same group there may be much difference of strength and progress. “Spottiness able in the very nature of things. Its existence to-day is not necessarily a proof that the nation as a whole is not getting on. As a matter of fact, the best opinion is that gradual progress. is being made and that the outlook is for decided improvement, at the latest, a few Most of the well-established corporations is unavoid- months hence. rning interest. and dividends. If some have fallen back a little in that respect, others offset. this The enormous ¢ sumption of products in our own land continues with no buyers’ strike, and our foreign trade erially enlarging. The indications are that the hand will not be turned back on the dial of prosperity. Similar comment applies to the securities market, which reflects the movements of the world. There by going ahead. is 1 business are listed on the exchanges a large and growing number of all types of issues, put out by corpora- tions in all sections and of all degrees of stability. The very multitude and variety of securi end to prevent general and uniform advances. or declines. In recent transactions cross-currents have prevailed to a remarkable extent, Some stocks have bers to SepGe are entitled to answers to inquiries on financial questions, and in emer No charge is made for this service. 1 turo-cent postage stamp should always be inclosed. 27 West id St., Anonymous communications will in no AML communication Address « giring full name ay New York, declined while others adv out any reference to e: has not been positivel whether we are to © a general upward trend, but many shrewd ob- need, with sh other. It decided as vet servers consider that to be highly probable, Answers to Inquiries ©. Romeo, Mien: Very few of the rad apparatus making com stocks are attractiv The Radio Corporation of America ix now usin sue, which is a pret! Catt 7 Corporation and the We f the Middle States 0 Corporation now in the hands of receivers, and Ived in the latter's difficulties. [ti necessary with ke Middle propertic uw to bring to a sounder financial Prices of a appear in t Telegraph Co, lists of corpora porated so many ¥ inthe world ind Profit rm. Shel on t precarious chance because they lack iid foundation. It be better to inves vour funds in le enterprise, one whiel has tangibl proved its ability t earn dividends sdkiy, Santos $10,000 . due 141 Corporation is a) subsidiary of Duran Ine. Star Motors wa ubsidiary bu! 1 with the parent = vet a dividend px it prospects not advise purchase of the Durant Ve D, Datias, Tex. ‘Textile is uncertain, the textile indy ind that is likely to be slow wu bought at 83 may be a long 7 best. If their price sh fair profit it would be ss than toh The future of Consolidate It depends on the recov ry from its comicbooks.com