Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1922, Page 17

VINANCIAL THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. € SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1922, : FINANCIAL, i OSHOW NET GAIN | NEW_YORK STOCK EXCHANGE |y (OINE IS STRONG: [ROR RENT Re"s sum \ . Low. Close. Open.. High. Low. Close. 0% N ur ug{l‘eulnnlbllocl.“ty ;nd ’ In the Heart of the N n other citles enable us to tar- National - Capitai—de: gl cmeviin any;smountctor |N0 . er - INANNUAL REPORT EENERTEE RS | 3 Adv Rumley pf. I 5 ETRE TR T T ;i irable offi i terprises. g o SISIRIL DL 2 B crie et szl 79 First Trust Notes 79 Alica Chemicaie Nortolk & Weri’ i ik i s Gitizens Saviags Bankc || ESIIMHATMNRTNRIE: (i 0 American Telephone and Tel- | Am Agr crem. Am Agr Chem pf.. £ egraph Earnings Are Better |Am BectSusar. 1336 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Heat, light and janitor service. North American.. tow, % i % Independent Steels Are the fm ¢ @ Only Conspicuous Excep- Have Met the Test of the | 17 FIRST 7 %2 Am Can . South Moderat Oklahoma Prod : Southern exposure. Moderate = Am Can pf, 0 2% 2% 2% % i 1. 3 diaf N —1 = .. Than 11 Per Cent. Am Car & Fay Qrbheum Circuit'. % 1% 1% 1% tions in Advance rental. Anmediate possession, = - 2 Sl Am Cotton Ol OBlovar..... & %' ® & . ‘Apply at the BANK EMOR = Shrewd Investor Through ithin & few days the 1921 annual | Am Cotton Ol pf.. bt ... 10 9% 9%/ NEW YORK, February 25.—Specu- = = Teport of the American Telephone and | AT L);"l:ez; te ,,,:g:_";'g;e- o ot o 2% | lative or low-priced ralls of the west- 2222200 == The Safest Security on Earth = out the Yeal‘S. . Telegraph Co. will be given to the | am é,:e&“hr pt Pacific Mail..., .. 14 14 14 |°TR and southwestern groups again r—T public. It will show net earnings|Am Te b Pacific Oil. 4 9% 48% 48% |represented the cofistructive eide dur- m:‘:% ;;"";'.“:ll;n:“l'; after /charges and federal taxes of | Am Jcepf. ;::':'m'\e;f""&f §6% bi% 6% |ing today's short but very active of the property. . somewhat better than 11 per cent on | Am International. Bon ete (B). 5% 8 80%stock market, advancing 1 to 2 1. Absolute safet; = All E wa_lk & c ln $347,000,000_ capitdl stock, compared | Am L3 France Penn Sorpaiy W4 B8 8 B |points Oils, especially the domestic!| = LiAbroutc st = an L. er 0., 1NC. With 1170 per cent on $442,825.400 in | Am Locomotive. .. People's Gas. o. . .. %76, (95| al¥ision, made/ similar, gains junder 3. Liberal income. - 1920 and 10.04 per cent on $441.951,200 | Am Safetv Razor. . 4 Pere Marquette. . 2% -95% 96% |lead of California Petroleum and 4. Insurance against loss. 813 15th St. N.W. Main 2430 in 1919. These carnings of 11 per|AmShip& Com... WA\ Phite Gt S} Won bala Motorayatrongtiienedon jthes tuzthsn |== 5. Protection against depre- e cent take no account of undistributed | Am Smelting..... & Phillive Brers. o Sou e stk | e LUning o otldeveer, AN |2 7 ciation. ’ Southern Building equities in subsidiary companies. 4 sazes b=y Plerce-Arrow y b rket flueet Hailway commonian {E 6. Prompt payment of 5| Sugar. 76 164 1% | preferre : = o Pr The report will show depreciation | Am Suxar pf Plerce-Arrow pf.. B am sug| hoerrred lssgen supplemented recent | N New York Stock Exchange |E |, interest. ! X With the same percentage to plant as! Am Cumaten Plerce OI1. % &% 8% | Railways, Philadelphia Company and \ 7. Repayment of principal 'E' in 1920, but a larger dollar total. m Tel & Cable. erce Ol pt % 41 1% | Western Union were among the other llleadwu‘y.NCWYork full at maturity. Pitts Coal. ... | Pitts & W Va. were the only consplcuous exceptions | Pitts & W Va pf to the further upward trend, losing| Pond Creek Coal. . 1 s |1 to 3 points. i Pressed Stl Car pt. . Unitec Fruit and National Enamel- Producerg & Ret.. 21% ling were moderately lower. Public Servof N T, 75 Sales approximated 475,000 shares. There were more than 600,000 new | Am Tel & Teles. ftrone nillitles Ingependent Sitae Bell-owned stations added during the | Am Tobacco. year, compared with 549,820 con-| Am Totacco nected in 192 ‘Am Tobacco pf (n) t year was one of great progress! s, wholesale pf. . for the company. in the face of un- | AT OOl ecedented conditions, including rav- | AT Weoln 1o Choice First Mortgages = $100 $250 $500 te for Booklet “S.” It's Fre( Washington Office ||| =WILLIAM . PHILLIPS 2ges left by the war and business de- Pull New Highs for Year. pression. Anacorda. mARICo. 15% : Tls estments e T e v | Anmman Punce Aiegv. .. s e The wek closed gencrally sirons. | | COLORADQ BUILDING - nvestmen this company had increased its rat- | Asso Dry G 1st pf. ure Oil. . .85 6% | on prompt recovery of yesterday's de- [} g i ew Yor 3 ain ©on stock from § to 9 per cent did much | Atchison to stimulate confidence in the financial | Atchifon pf. fabric of the country. Two months| Atlanta Rir & FPure OIl 8% pt. ... 100 10 |cline in sterling exchange and a ailway Steel Spr. 95y i 26 fresh advance in cotton. Of taese RlyConCopper . 3 13% | movements that of the stock ex- Telephone Main 1603 |l TG —that frees you from worry as later the company offered to share- ic Cst Line. Reading. S 76 | change was the most !nteresting, ey g 2 = Friie sommsay offersd to ahase. | Asutic Cat Line. B %0 | change wae) the mont, interet) NSURANCE— | to safety, annoyarce as to collec which the public_bought 93 per cent | atlantic Gulf Reading 2d pf. . 60 [all through the low-priced railway G.B.Chipman All Lines—Expert Service tions or other details, and the ne- ::gelhe’rc'?mnun)‘: employes the bal- | syatin Nichols. .- Remington Typr. awv | Eroup. In some of the motors and in . D, P BOSS & PHELPS - ¢ foll L e stoc] tse! as risen " R q one or two of the equipments. » -1 X S| SS steadily, selling this week at &20, the | Raldwin Loco. Rep ;;z::g{l’;‘i' 46%| " There was nothing new in onnec- | N Manager M cessity of toilow-up ot stoc! conditions. Shannon & Luchs First Trusts On Washington, D. C,, Real tion with the operations in the junior | rails. For the most part these ments are highly. speculative, but B0 | (hey have a reasonable foundation %% | in a number of instances in the fa- St Louis Sown pf. 41% | vorable showing made in the surplus | M t Loan Savage Arms. ..., 14% | applicable to the stock, in the 1921 oney (o Saxon Motors. ... 1% | reports. : | Becured by first deed of trust oo real estate Seaboard AfrLine 4% 4% 4% | The recovery in sterling cxchange | A e R AL U Sears Roebuck . % 68 | was quite striking. At a single bound Seneca Copper. ... 4 1% 1t carried rates back to their pre BROKERS / Shattuck-Arizona. 3" | vious high of Thursday, 4.41 i Stocks Bonds highest ‘price_since 1917, when it sold &t 128, and 27% points above the low I Balto & Ohlanf. . American Telephone and | Barnesdall (B). Telegraph Co. has the largest total of | Peth < - stockholders in the world. Beth St Merchants’ Bank Activities. Final plans for the conversion of the Merchants' Bank into the Mer- '« 5 chants’ Bank and Trust Company ar: | Burns Bros (A)... being rapidly completed. At a meet. | Burns Bros (B)... ing of the directors yesterday siy:BushTermpf..... new members were added to that | Butte Copper. Lody, according to announcement { Butte & Superior. made by Peter A. Drury., president.i Butterick ,_These are Wade H. Lllis, at : | Caddo Oil =Don Foster, Washington representa- | cayifornia tive of the Thompson-Kelly Company | Galitornia Petrol. of Boston: William A. Hill of Moore Pet pf.. &1 . Smith ‘of the Dis. | California Petbl- - o trict Title Insurance Company; A, | Canadian Facite.- Lol per Waller. former treasurer of | Carson Hill Gold.. 207 the Federal Trust Company of Du- [Central Leather o buque, Iowa. and now with the Inter- | Central Leath pf.. €74 Royal Dutch. 5% St & San Fran 29% n Let manage your Rental Prop- erty. Over aQuar- ter of a Century Experience. B. F. SAUL CO. 1412 Eye St. N.W. Shell Trad & Tran, 2 S : Sinclair Oil. 0 2 Sloss-ShefMoid. ... i 2% =% Washington Stock Exchange So Porto Sug. o T__ | Southern Pacifi, s wH P e et & Southern Rallway % o1% :A.::--‘(;nlnln and Potomac_ist 5s-—£1.000 at §0. raction Bs- S500 at G443, §H00 at Southern Ry pf. .. 943, SLU0O at 14%. $300 at $i%s, $1,000 a1 Stand Oil of Calif. 7 at 947 Stand Oil of NT. Electric g, m. 6s—$1000 at 99, Stand O/l N J pf. . $1.000 At 99, 1200 at 99, SL000 713 14th St national S z, Cerro de Pasco Steel & Tube pg. .. at 055 Full Service Main 2100 of Allen, : Co., engineers. | Certain-Teed. Stewart-Warner 10°a: o h the exception of four or Chandier Motor. .- romberg Carb. . o G i ¥ & = members who have resigned Ches & Ohlo. Studebaker. o R L 2L ’5""5'":' “Our” gther directors of the board Chi & Alton. Superior Oil Foll B4 sl 7 @ (OPPorite Shoreham) ur e present roster of the Merchants' | cpi & Alton D Tenn Copper 10 i arity and Trust Company—3 ', v v i 5 231, 5 231, . o > 5::1:.(‘0:;::‘3}‘ I.:u-::‘;:ir"‘arl;h;w:e;" Ohi & Estn Ti. Texas Company. .. 4 Y D Direct private wire to Ogden First Mortgage i 5 = = 7 2 least 100 shares of stock. Chi & Fatn Tl pf. - Texas Gulf Sulphu “ o s% APTER CALL. D. Budd ] ew York The American Audit Company reported, aiter an examination Texas & Pacific. .. 81% | gmeriéan Sccurity snd Trust Cowpany— Texas & PC & Oll. 21% e 2% [at 51, 1 at 21 % | Third Avenue J P 19% BONDS. ; | Tobacco Prod ... 62 Bid and Asked Prices. Write for ou- letter on a 3 TolStL& WnB... PUBLIC UTILITY. 1] particularly good stock. Bid, - Tol StL & Wn pt Accounts Carried on Margin of the affairs, books and records of the National Mortgage and Investment Corporation, that the net earnings and profits of _the corporation were in excess oi 8% per annum or the total amount paid in on the preferred stock by subscribers thereto. The National Mortgage and Investment Corporation, thercfore, paid a dividend as of December 31, 1921, on the amount paid in for the preferred stock, at the rate of 8% per annum from the respective dates of payment by the subscribers. tn. . Work is being rushed on thesnew | Chi Great Wes quarters of the irfstitution at the | ChiGreat WoL... 17 northeast corner of 15th and H|ChiMil&StP.. streets. in order to have evervthing ) & St P pf... in readiness for the opening of the new company, which, according to present plans, is to be on April I. | ChiRI&P 6% Tmprovement in Merchandising. |Chi RT& P1%Df. %, The credit clearing house weekly |ChiStPM&O. .- report of merchandising activities by ; Chile Copper manufacturers and wholesalers shows | Cluett Peabody. more favorable conditions throughout | Coca-Cola. the country. with increased purchas- | Colo & Southern ing by merchants, lower indebtedness | Colo & Southn 1st. , and increased payments. indlcating | Columbia Gas. active buying by the public. Columbia Graph A. L B. Officials Here. Clmbia Graph pf. . Robert B. Locke, manager of the | Comp Tabulator Federal Reserve Bank of Detroit, | Cons Gasof N ¥ Mich., president of the American In- | Cons Intl C4l M stitute of Banking, and Richard W.|Cons Textile Hill, secretary of 'the organization, | Corn Products arrived in the city today to attend | Gorn Products pf..118% the eighteenth annual banquet to be | Cosden & Co- 863 (established 1885). 1% “INVESTMENTS” can be se- cured now in amounts of $250 Up to $10,000 The onls abaolutely safe form of tnvestment ylelding sucb a liberal rate of_interest. The same courteons. prompt snd éfficient consideration given to all in- sestors. Certified Certificates of Title ne. compnny each mote without cost to vestor. United Cigar St pf.110% % ! s st ™ t haler’ Tontspe | United Fruit...... 4% 3 Rl W 100 e heTknuiders; of record ‘an. they appest Chas. D. Sager . | United Ry In . 19 b o . the ciose of bDusiness on March 4, 1822 T 923 Fifteenth St. N.W. | United Ry Inv p! 23% transfer bool not be closed Main 38—Loan Dept. United Retail Strs. 43 v MAC U Cast Ir Pipe TransContion. ; and T 5 nion Bag & Papr. 63 e A ) P o Union OM s 0" 3 T v, @ e Union Pacific. 2 Union Pacific pf. Union Tank Car. .. 9% | Union Tank Car pf 103 s be United Cigar Str. . 130 : A regular quarterly di 2 per. beat In addition to the dividend, the corporation earned a sub- stantial surplus, which accrues to the value of the common stock. Stock Is Sold by the Hughes Finance Corporation = FISCAL AGENTS 1418 Eye St. N.W., Sansbury Building, Washington, D. C. | David F. McConnaughey Wes! Buildi Unlimited Fupds Tor First Frust Loans EQUITABLE | Ziven at the New Willard Hotel to- ible Steel. 56'a 3, i) 3 night by the Washington chapter of S bl Steel D. - 80% Sl S Co-Operative Building e Washington Real Estate the association. Cuban-Am Sugar. 19% 0 m::: R short) Association Accompanied by Edward MeQuade s of the Liberty National Bank, the | Cub Cane Suger- 25, two A L B officials called on Presi- e Cham. ent Harding this afternoon. B Beers Mines. Deere & Co WEEK’S COTTON TRADING Der& Mt e _ IS MARKED BY ADVANCES | Detroit Edison. ...108% Dome Mines. NEW YORK, February 25.—There | Elec Stor Batter: aliy 5 Vashingt Ma Bs, I 3% | Wathingron Market 5. 104 91% | w. 3. Cold Storage 5s.. U S Steel pf. 1 | o ks Utah Copper . 6% cKS. Utah Securities. . 13 PUBLIC UTILITY. Vanadium Corp A American Tel. and Telga 9%, Orzanized 1879 424 YEAR COMPLETED Assets $4.165,306.73 Surplus .. $1.111,632.08 The Value of Systematic Savings were nothing more than temporary | Endicott-Johnsqn. 81 S AR ] pauses in the advance of the cotton | Endicott-John pf. 107% Capital, 2 Sontsln the names lof thousands ‘ot market until May contracts sold at 10% Western Md 2d. " s ¥ Z who kave accumulated substantial sums. 18.44 - on -Thursday morning. _This represented an advance of over $13.00 per bale, as compared with the low price touched toward the end of Janu- ary, and was evidently sufficient to attract a good deal: of realizing. Probably the disposition to take Western Pacific 4 1 ] s Subscriptions for the Western Union. 82d Issue of Stock Westhse E& M... B Heing Recelved Wheeling & LE.. Shares, $2.50 Per Month Famous Playrs pf. % | Fisher Bof OPf... 84 Wheeling & LE pf 15% =1 White Motor. 33 profits on long cotton for over the X8 White Oil. .oey% t week erd was Increased by reports | Gen Am Tani Car. Wickwire Spencer 1413 ! L CoMPA 4/ Fer CentiIneres that spots were being offered more | Gen Asphalt.. Wilson Compiny can Securicy and Trust. EQUITABLE BUILDING Willys-Overland. freely in the south “or by uncer-|Gen Asphaltpf. tainty as to further developments in |G e Gen Cigir.. Woolworth. : AT Fhadkils W. Hacta. - Reaotions ot 10 to 73 Romis. | Gon B, Worthinston Ewp e e o | Wahogios visn soux N E-ifm" " Preatdent r 2 7 75 po Motors. vorthi k EDSON. Gen Moto Worthington (B). 6% 61% SA FRANK P. REESIDE., Secy however, seemed to bring in a co tors pf. siderable demand, and bullish views | Gen Aot 6% deb. of the market found encouragement | Son XO8 22 G50 6% el HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. 1lam..... 20 400 12m.7. Farkelz Sha more fhversbic' eports | Srett XerOSen! ALL PREVIOUS TOP PRICES Quarter . oo s e St Mk st | FOR WHEAT ARE OUTDONE ... o a S f De ()Slt meventeen notices were issued, c;;;lrfbit;;q:(s:;;e“a CHICAGO, F,;,mari 25.—All previ. | ATingion Century, i . a e p 1 represtading about Yaio bales"Trers | Hendee e market hore, Shiefls' owing o hear a Loss. —the old and the new way ) reduction in estimates of supplies | Columbia Titl IA 1 ltln bedn.vailable from Canada, | Real Estate T > ustralia and Argentina. Com i with a week ago, wheat this mo?flffig Graphophone - com Old Fl‘lellds Has Sp 3% fo T3 o bushel; corn | Granioslass Dld 4 | showe to %a4, and oat ak | ar, fe X i \f 1 is - %[ to %. Net changes'in the rovistay | Merchanty No sccunt}" 1:’\‘["(”6 re market varied from a setback of S ket "¢ i A ge. to 25 advance. b hahlc. t.han the Mortgage. New upturns in the value of wheat | Lanston Monoiype . It originated over twenty were of greater extent but ‘more | Seurity Stomxe o i it gradual on the character than in the | V3 il centuries ago, and has been first became acute as (opg tpoes"g:holg a common transaction in every age-and nation of the civilized world. Invest in a security you under- world shortage of adstuffl sup- plies. Big purchasing of Argentine stand and know to be safe —like our 7% Tirst Mort- and Canadian wheat this week for | Burope was reporiea and newres were || OFFICE. ROOMS gages.- They have a current that the surplus wheat in PROVEN record for safety Argentina, Canada and Australia FOR RENT would total _one hundred million and yield. tofore. gonerally. bettevear beon here- [} 4 ernational Building® OLD FRIENDS ARE _ SUREST. At this juncture a break-up of the FORMERLY INTERSTATE BLDG. B. F. SAUL CO. drought in_the southwester: t of the domestic winter crop region led to || 1319-1321 F St. N.-W. Mortgage Loans considerable reaction from the max- | 1412 Eye Street NW. imum prices reached, but evidence of | A:Few Very Desirable Main 2100 \_ bales of certified cotton held in the | - il \ ftock here which might possibly helt}t‘,‘;i‘%'i,fim tondered. and uncertainty as to the | LU0 MOL0 further course of March is promoted | (ROIANGME - by doubt as to the disposition to be | Indian e 3 made of this coton. inspiration. .. The few March notices issued here | Interboro Metro. have been promptly stopped with | Interboro Met p March maintalning a _premium of | Intl Agri Chemical about 30 points over May, but the|intl Cement. March position {8 so much a matter | Int Combstn of straddles and switches between | [atl Harvester months and markels that traders | [ntl Mer Marine. .. hardly know whether to regard the | Ing Mer Marine pf March premium as an index to spot | 1t} Motor Truck- market conditions. Intl Nickel. . ANOTHER FIRM FAILS. |}r:Sroducts. island Oll Boureau & Evans of Philadelphia Jewel Tea. vel Tea P Make an Assignment. '::;! s City PHILADELPHIA, February 25— | Kansas & Gulf €o. The stock brokerage firm of Boureau | Kelly-Spring Tire. & Evans of _this city today made a| Kelsey Wheel..... general assignment for the benefit of | Kennecott. creditors. Keystone Tire The firm, made up of D. R. Walker | Kresge (8S) Boureau and George H. Evans, held | Lackawanna Steel memberships in the Philadelphia Stock | Laclede Gas. .- - Exchange and the Chicago Board of | [ee Tire & Rubber Trade. Lehigh Valley. ... 6 ———— mggen&.:‘lve o NOVEL IGNITION GAUGE. | Lissclt &Turspl NEW YORK, February 25.—A prac- | Loews Inc. fieal gauge o test the ignition of nternal combustion engines is now on the market in the form of & com. “‘,".‘:l‘,‘,,f‘,fi‘zhca_ act vest pocket instrument, about! e iinson & Co pf. he size of the average fountain pen. | MalINSON 2 The gauge enables the motorist to | Manas SNES . - dstect faulty spark plugs and locate | Manhattan Sien IEARS ago people used cumbersome iron- bound chests to store their valuables. That was the best protection they could secure then—for the most carefully made strong Dbox was only partially safe. The Old Strong Box is replaced today by the Safe Deposit Box of the modern bank. By renting one of our boyes you secure all the bene- fits of the elaborate protective system of our | vaults, with their multiple protection of time- | locked doors and scientific mechanism that in- sures complete safety from loss of any kind. | e For a small yearly rental you camhave the exclusive use of one of our boxes to keep your | valuables—a place all your own to which no one 1 but yourself has access. continued demand for shipments to| Offices Left Curope and of apparent stubborn | holding of wheat by large dealers on | Reasonable Rents the Chicago matket tended subse- M K & G quently to lift values again. ee' 2% | Corn as well as wheat surpassed the | c ver 0SS ien?on'! (high-price record, Export| Rental Agents usiness in corn was decidedly active, | i and diminishing receipts wers jooxed ' | 1405 Eye St. Main 4752 for. Heavy stocks of oats acted as a | e —— check on the advance of that cereal. | Lard was higher with hogs, but in- quiry was relatively slow ‘for pork THOS. E. JARRELL 837 Woodward Sldg. 'l Main 768 DELAY IN SHIRT TRADE. l NEW YORK, February 25.—Current light demand for shirts has led manu- phort cireuits and leaks of current in | Manhatian 5h ¢ e wiring between the plugs and the t 3 - insulating hard rubber | Market St Ry D! 34% | mally st this time of the year sales- = ro“ H = Interest on Savings ell, into which is packed a sensi- | Market St Ry 2nd. 18%| men" for shirt manufacturers- have | | i tized glass tube of neon gas. When | Martin-Parry. 2 | fall_sample lines to show and are : . the metal cap on one end of the | Mathison Alkili... 30 | booking some business. This year, . it gauge is brought Into contact with | yaxwell (B) 13 | however, the shirt manufacturers, in (4 o I n_electric current the gas becomes | yfay Dept Stores. 109 | the main, have not yet ordered their | uminous and emits flashes of orange- | ycintyre Porcu. .. 15% 143 | fall materials. This delay arises from i i ged light. Mexican Pete. 122% | two, causes—flirst, the present dull- Wi ami Copper. 6% | ness in the shirt trade that extends ' e H ND TRU OMEP M 6% Middle States Oii. . DOUBLE SEASON POSSIBLE. | iadle States Oil.. 1t NEW YORK, February 25.—Late- | yinn & StL (n). ness of Easter offers possibility, ac- | yinn StP & SS M. oording to garment manufacturers, of MoK&TwWI 1 1% ;rnr'n the reldafler back to the manu 'acturer, and, second, e whim of = "4 | fashion ‘which has concentrated de- ‘We Wfllgladly make you a loan on [ mand largely on plain white shirts, with a sprinkling of Dlain tans and approved * collateral or endorsement 15th and Penna. Ave. & double season’s business. The spring 1% grays. - 3 \ &Tptwi. 3 . 5 ] purchases of the retailers will prob: | M0 K Advance orders for summer by re- whether you are a depositor here or - be shown very soon a 20% | tailers have been largely on the plain 1 Y P 3 . : i bgnct e A b L x;m:'fl: 51% | white shirt with coller attached. % HOME SAVINGS BR ANCHES CAPITAL AND SURPLUS opinion of manufacturers, favorable | Montgomery Ward 1 e Sty not. 5 0 weather should lead to a sales spyrt | Mullins Body . 28% |+ . 7th St. and Mass. Ave. $. ,400,000. early nhext month. The goods 5o s u BOURSE BARELY STEADY. ° . . N.E 3% Interest e e o | rams, Faran, sommes el ] TINCO ation 8th and H Sts. N. E. e pur- | Nat e = chases for that dress holiday. Milli- | Natl Lead.... | cent el s faancurse today. 436 7th St. S.W. : on Savings 34 e W. nery is expected to benefit principally | Natl Ry of M 2d. 3% on London, 49 francs 30 i 5 from this double demand, but suit | s I e oat Toaay 18 ey Sentimeniis ,7th & D Streets NW. »and aresses may also derive some|NYGhI&SIL.... & %, The dollar was quoted at 11 fras : 2 S % eentimesn. “