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B., West New Brac sylvania-Dixie Cement four concerns that have thirteen years. ‘The new enterpri Kk, but it has not become a nd the stock must still be el man’s purchase renpast, N.Y al Cap & Seal Co. w . to the Upressit Metal Cap Corp... The com: pany duced its capital kK fre $400,000 to #40,000, making the par of the shi nly 10 cents. It has paid no dividends. Under the circumstances the stock lacks promise. You should ec with headquarters and get your old properly excha d for new ones Brookiys, N.Y You t e in buying American Agricultural Chemi company’s long period of ros. N. Ys ‘The Penn poration is a merger of heen profit: makers fe has a prow d divic das a fair The title of the U, changed in August, vk a speculative it was certain that it could resume dl for a tit on im- has o¢- » prices has caused too the company's business Switches from both the ¢ preferred to dividend payers would appear a able if you wish to get any income from your he before a long lapse of time . So. Guexs Fats, N.Y. Scullin Steel Co, Of St. Louis has been in business, under a dif- ince 1899, and it seems to have had Earnings on the participating pref- ‘ing estimated 87.60 per share, an ferent nan fair succes erence stock ample margin is left over the 85 dividend. If that rate can be the k at its ‘w of its participat s min’s. purchase. w York Cry reports greatly i still only a ing iy: speculat: its low price shows New York Cry: In spite of the ent in idend to 81.50, Moon Me a fair 1 your purchase price. Whether the re d disbursement can be continued depends on profits and these cannot be foreseen, An increase in earnings would naturally be followed by son ‘every in market price. S. New York Crrv: As the Roxy ‘Theater has hot as yet got into operation, its earnings and njectured. The present, thongh the makes it dividend prospects can only: be stock is only a apes ulation al prospectus of the corporation promising. Broox tase earnings the ation A suffered Mass: Because of a serious fividend on Continental per cent. before B stock. ‘The latter, therefore F prospect and_ sells accordingly Its price must continue low until the corporation's earning power improves. At best it is an unattrac- tive speculation F., CLevenann, 0. on motor shares lately, comparatively well. ‘The maintain its divi ec In view of the hard drives White Motor has acted npany appears to be 1, which renders a fair your purchase price and it would not be rprising if the stock should again rise to that Tt seems prudent to hold your shares. Rosweut, No Ma The ts of th quickly. verifying the which is not men' porations. I advise that you banker to write toa banker in El Paso, making inquiries about the iation, T do not think that a shareholder in. the association could be d for expenses, but your banker could put int up to the El Paso financier. Sax Rarvei, © Bethlehem _ Ste common is less risky than e other ne jividend- paying i but it is still in the speculative ela: Resumption of dividends on it is being looked forward to at a more or less distant date, A preferable stock at this time can be found in Ame an Steel Foundrie non, paying 1 immed income, . Pa: Di mL Co. Tt details i No. 3 is et for the stock » dividends have been pai ster has befalle officers. | thout on $7 per cent his does not sp No decided ch rded as likely. Columbian 38 per share in 1925 on its s outstanding of no par value, In ths ending June 30, 1926, the earni 3.44 per sl igures in the dividend of 84 e ma ined. company has issue Its_w urteenth of the non-cumulative 1k well for the e for the net earnings w full dividend on The nor bonds. hi dependent Bonding & Casualty Insurance Co, as is usually the case with kinds. ‘The prospectus makes and the men, backing the enter good lot. ‘The company being untried and its earnings not certain, the stock is a speculation rather than an investment. A moderate amount of the stock might be boughi by anyone willing to take a risk. H., Brooxtry, N. Y.: The stock of the Trans Lux Daylight Picture Screen Corporation has not pased f the speculative stage. ‘The concern ras i movie tickers in the New York Stock Exchange, the Curb Exchange and numerous ze houses, but its net profits still are small. ly'844,719 in the year ending May Obviously’ the corporation will have to rge its earnings greatly be an put its broker ck yields, is a pleasing return on th has gone below your average figur is a substantial one we to market, conditi« the business. The qu more enough to make you ev enough to hold for a higher 7 per cent. pfd., bought at 87. to hold, yielding you a. libe American Utilities Securities Corp. 6 per cent. pli. ems a fait business, man's investment, th but the com- nd the decline has been nd not to we ily 1 ‘The stock is good Dodge Bros. 6 per cent. Detroit Properties Corporation bond. C., Kansas Crry, Mo.: Don't try to sell your Miller bonds, Yor n't get a fair price them e making their pay If the just now ments y bonds If the borrowers din, 1 must feler you t H., Governor's Isuaxp, N. Y.: Under the plan for the reorganization of the St. Pauly dated June 1, i ‘d November 19, 1925, the hold ers of St. Paul $5, 1925 D per.cent in a _new fifty y Mortg: Gold Bond, and $0 per « per cent. converti 1930, mable on’ and after October 1, 13! J convertible at the option of the holders into preferred stock and common stock of the new company at the rate o of preferred stock and 5 shares of common stock for each $1,000 bond. This shows a good reason for still quoting the ¥'s re in default and overdue. People R. R. gold y: Pen quoted around 10 ld of more than 6 ~ common, om Beth! per cent. pfd. . Ameri- & Foundry’ common, d Gas Slectric 8 per cent. pid. (par $100) sells at about #38, pays no divid s things now look, is a long pull speculation: Under the plan of reorganization, holders of St. Paul common are to p a sessment of share, for which they are to receive 828 i year 5 per cent. gokl mortgage bonds, and one Share of new common. Should the road prosper of the common stock at cur- uld in the long run be well rewarded, re signs that the Prices of many been due to selling by speculators who saw no further profits who hoped to b ‘of course, profits on bu Is for additional margi on issues one hates to sell at a loss, OF the stocks in your list si dividend payers, and would be fair purchases if they had been bought. outright ‘Two of them show you a small profit. Mo. Pacific 1 Kansas City Southern make no return ving dropped mo of the not carrying themsel piling p expense for y must how bag n stand this. not certain, that there may be some sharp rallies you « chance to get out with less and Stand poard Air L once more the rent price w ed to meet ¢ w.: The American Founders y of the International of the latter appear making fair The elds to stockhold What regard re held in as collateral L cannot say. Lenders of money might well differ as to their acceptability. New York, November 6, 1926. 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