Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1930, Page 33

FIN ANCIAL. ent Securities l..l ‘entirely convertible into N;uulou. 1518 K St. 'Couneflo: & Buchanan . Certified Accountants Wm. Gordon Buchanan Tower Buflding National 6110-6111.6213 (Telephone Directory Omission) :.:Iuvhnent 2 v it K St. N.W. urities Income ixon National 1926 BUILDING ASSOCIATION . 7th St. & La. Ave. NW. €3rd Issue of Stock Now Open for Sabscription Shares of Stock, $1.00 Each Payable Monthly E. nelly James F. m.uf.':‘ nenmsvm First Mortgage Loans Applications Invited . , Glover & Flather 1508 H St. N.W. National 1753 The Commercial National Bank Pays interest on DAILY BAL- ANCES on Savings Accounts. Interest starts from DAY of deposit and earned to DAY of withdrawal. Come in and let us explain Resources Over $21, 14th & G Streets WADE H. COOPER, President FREE FOR: THE ASKING Return this “ad” with your ad- dress and we will send you a free copy of our “Sound FINANCIALW0RLD merica’s Investment Weekly Guentier, Lowis. . Publisher Established 1902 - 53-Fm Park Place " New Yerk WE WILL BUY National Mortg. & Investment- Com. | Merchants’ Bank & Investment. Great National Insurance. International Finance. . Real Estate Mortg. & Invest. Com. Investment Bldg. Bonds. WE WILL SELL 6,000 Rosslyn Loan Co. @ 103%. uoom&&-m:me 5. 500 Crestshire 63,% 1936 @ 75. 20 Commercial National Co. pfd. 1,000 Chatham Apt Ist and ref. 63s 1933 @ 60. 500 Law & Finance Ist & Ref, 634 1948 @ 45. 1,000 Smith Bldg. 614s 1937.@ 67%. CAPITAL CITY CO. 509 Washington Bldg. {DEPRESSION NOTED :$15,243,388, or common CONVERTIBLE BOND ISSUES IN ADVANCE Communication Group Gains in Sympathy With Rise in Share Prices. BY JOHN L. COOLEY, Associated Press Financial Writer. NEW YORK, February 1.—A 5-point rise in American Telephone convertible 4'9s was the outstanding price change in the bond market today. The de- bentures crossed 149 to a new 1930 high on -active buying which accom- panied therrise in the shares. Otherwise the list was quiet and dull, except for a few fairly wide swings in semi-speculative listings. Pathe 7s de™ clined nearly 2!2 points. Colombia Agricultural Bank 6s, 1947, rallied 1%. Sog_Line 6s lost 2. The prospective offering of a $32,- 000,000 issue of Siemen’s & Halske long-term debentures represents the largest piece of German .industrial financing in Some ‘time. It is under- stood, however, that a large part of the loan is being taken by the General Electric Co. United States Government Treasuries were steady, but the Liberties eased. G IN FARM PRODUCTS ‘Wheat and Cotton Fall Off Sharply in Price as Stocks .THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Low, Stock and dividend, 23% Snider Packing pf.. 95% Solvay Am Inv W 24%. So Por Rico Sug (2) SoPorto Rico Sug pf Southern Calif Ed (2) Soouthrn DairfesA (1 Southern Pacific (6).... Southern Raflway (8) Southern Railway pf(5). Sou Ry M & Onlo cfs(4). Spalding (AG) (2)..+ Spang Chalfant & Co. Spang Chalfant pf (6) Sparks Withington (1). Spear & Co. Spear & Co p! ¢ Spencer Kellog (1.60). .1 21% Spicer Mfg. ¢ Spicer Mtg 119% 118% Stand Brands pf (1) ., Stand Coml Tob ¢ n} 64 10 Stand Invest C Stand O of Cal ( Standard Ol N J « 32 Stand OIIN ¥ (1.60) 1% Stand Plate Glass. . 4 Stand Plate Glass pf. 25 Stanley Co of America 33 Starratt (L S) Co(2). 10% Sterling Sec A).... 12 Sterling Secur pf (1.20). 36% Sterling Seccv pf(3)... 38 Stewart-Warner (h2%). 77 Stone & Webster (2)...« 40% Studebaker Co (35).. 1zzu 116 Studebaker Co pf (7). % Submarine Boat, Sfl% 56% Sun Oil (11).. 105 102% Sun Oil pf (6) % 6 Superior Oil 25% 20 Superior Steel 10% 8% Sweets Coof Am (1).... 5 2% Symington....... 11% 8% Symington Class A. 17% 15% Telautograph Cp(11.25). 14% 13 Tenn Copper &Ch (1)... Improve. Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, February 1.—Depres- sions in major farm products this week contrasted with the stronger undertone in the stock market. Both wheat and cotton fell sharply in price, the former to & new low level for the season and the latter to a point not previously touched in several years. Various other agricultural commodities also declined is week, contributing largely to the continued excess of reductions in Dun’s list of wholesale quotations. Thus, 37 out of a total of 58 changes were in a downward direction, while 31 of last week’s 50 alterations were toward a lower basis. A year ago, on the other hand, advances and recessions were closely in balance, with 32 of 68 re- visions representing increases. In view of price .movements in January, the monthly index number, which will soon be. compiled, seems almost certain to show another drop, o CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET CHICAGO, February 1 (#).—(United States Department of ~Agriculture).— Cattle—Receipts, 200 head; compared one week ago, better grade fed steers, 25a50 higher on forced market; weighty kinds up most; largely lhlppe'l‘ trade; upturn utulnw on kinds of value to sell at 13.00 and above; lower grade steers, steady to 25 lower; light year- lings, 50 down; beef cows and butcher heifers, 75a1.00 lower; bulls, 50a75 off, and vealers, 15002.00 down; steers scarce; extreme top, 16.00, for lightweight mixed yearlings. above 14.50; best heavies, 15.0( fed steers, 11.50a13.50; killing quality plain; replacement cattle scarce, but weak to 25 lower at 9.50a10.75 mostly; undertone general trade closed dull in face of very sluggish dressed market. Sheep—Receipts, ; few lntdt unmld. ' by the wcek 138 doybles from ! stations, 13,000 direct; sluggish ds lamb trade and abundant sup- Iy the past few weeks main bearish tors in trade; compared one week l¢o fat lambs 50x56 lower; yearlings, 50 off; fat ewes, 25 lower; l.lbe zop Jambs, 12.75; fat ewes, 7.00. bulk fat lambs, 12.25a12.50; year- lings, 10.00a10.50; fat ewes, 6.00a7.00; feeding lambs, draggy, 25 or more low- er; scattering, 11.00a12.00. Hogs—Receipts, 15,000 head, includ- ing l!:’fw dx:;c‘:fl’. market steady ?o y's average; only a few loads choice hogs lc&l::l under 220 pounds on sale; top, 10.35 paid for several leads 180-220 pound a: 3 mostly. steady. Shippers, 2, estimated holdaven. 2,000 head; butch- ers, medium to choice 250-300 pounds, 9.50210.10; 200-250 pounds, 9.85a10.35; 160-200 pounds, 10.00a10. 35. 180-150 ‘pigs, medium to choice, § oo-uo 8.00a8.75. PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO. BALTIMORE, hbru-ry 1 (Special) . — The Philadelphia Elec . W controls the conowtnzn power_develop- ment on the Susquehanna River, Cecil County, Md., reports for the year ended December ll. 1929, consolidated mp-m l after es, equal allowing for annual dividend require- ments on the $5 preferred shares with- out par value oustanding, to $1.88 a lhh:re on '.!.sh‘:nfl 109,316 nog-gl‘; mmm: shares ouf ding, over cen! of- which is owned by the nFr Improvement Co. This compares wlth $1.59 a share, on the same share basis in 1928, Bhlnneld St. Andrews’ Church, , designed by Sir Chris- mpher Wrenn in 1711 and famous for its collection of banners carried in the battle with the Spanish armada, is seeking funds to repair and extend the Phone District 8291-8292 ‘historic_edifice. = FIRST JUDICIOUSLY used to be a serious problem to the avi the difficulty in finding securi- ties appealing to his judgment and obtainable in amounts suit- ing his resources. There’s a safe and sound solu- tion in our 6',% FIRST MORTGAGES Over a Third “of e Century Without a Losi est of May be purchased in amounts from $250 up. B. F. SAUL CO. -National 2100 They have tangible security back of them and assured inter- MORTGAGES INVESTING erage man by reason of 56% b3% Texas Corp (3).....evve 62% 54% Texas Gulf Sulphur (1)- 9% Tex PC&O (b10%).... 18% Texas Pac Land 'x“;-\)m.. ). 11% Thompson Starrett Co. . 40 ThompSta pL(3%X W... 11% Tide Water Asso (60c 80% Tide Water As O pf (6). 191 Tide Water Ofl (80c). 867 Tide Water O1l pf (5. 14% Timken Det Axle(t80c). 70% Timken Roller Bg (3)... 2% Tobacco Products... ... T5% Tobacco Products A. 8% Transcontinental Oil. 16 Transue & Williams (1). 30% Trico Products (23).... 15 Truax-Tra Coal (1.60).. 83% Truscon Stl (§1.20)..... 241 Tiwin City Raoid Tr (4). 75% Twin City Rap Tr pf(7).. 97% Underwood-Ell-Fish(5). 10 Union Bag & Paper. 76 Union Carb & C (2.60).., 43% Uglon Oil of Cal (32).. 215 Union Pacifie (10).. 821 Union Pacific pf (4) 34 Union Tank Car. 43% United Aircraft. 464 223% 83 36 United Biscuit (1.60). 44% Utd Carbon (2). 4 United Cigar Btores 26 United Cigar pf.. 30% United Corp.. 46% United Corp pf (3). 5% United Dyewood. . 10 United Elec Coal. 100% United Fruit (4). 31% Utd Gas & Improv (1.20) 97 United Gas Imp pf (5).. 25 Unit Piece Dye W (2)... 96 Utd Plece Dywks pf 6% . 414 United Stores A.coueves 15% United Stores pf..vo.ees 15% U S Distributing... 2% U S Express.. 18% U S & For Sec 85% U S & For Sec pt (6) Hish Low. Close, 34 30y 33 (Continued From Fourth Page.) Net Chge. +3 1930 Hich. Low. 10114 9% 27 19 139% um/ 9% 10 10k 80% 18% u U U u Ladt 1441401+ T4+ va. w W sEEe ¥ rre o Vbt bt 40 L I+ + 140D L4+ I+ +++ + 1+ +4+ 4+ b+ + —— FER FF ¥ payments based FAF LI L] 4+ U S Tobacco (4) U 8 Tobacco pf (7). Universal Leaf Tob Univ Leat Tob pt (8). Univ Pictures 1st pf ( Univ Pipe & Rad. .. Util Pwr&Lt A (e2) Vadasco Sales. eee Vanadium Steel (14).... Vick Chem Co (2% ) virginia-Caro Chem Va-Caro Chem pf (7). Va Elec & Power pf(6).. Virginia E & P pt (7) Vulcan Detinning...... Vulcan Detinning (A) Walgreen pf (6%) Walworth Co (2). ‘Ward Baking (A) Ward Baking B... Ward Baking pf (1) Warner Bros Plc (4). Warner Bros P pf (2.20)’ Warner Quinlan (2) . Warren Bros (19).. . ‘Warren Bros 1st pf (3).. Warren Fdy & Pipe (2). Webster-Eisenlohr. .... son Ofl & Snow (2). % Wesson Ofl & Sn pf (4).. t Penn Elec A (7) t Penn Elec pf (6) t Penn Elec pf (7).. t Penn Power pf(8). t Penn Power pf(7) Wilcox Rich, B (2). Willys-Over (1.20). Willys-Overland pf (7 Wilson & Co. . Wilson & Co-(A) Wilson & Co pt. Woolworth Co (3.40). Worthington Pump. Worthngton Pump A(7). Wright Aero (2). Wrigley Wm (4). Yale & Towne (15). Yellow Truck & Co: Yellow Tr & Coach pf. Young Spring (3) Youngston Sheet & Am R Mills. % Col Carbon. ErfeRR. Dividend rates as given in the sbove table are the anm on the latest duarterly or h arly dec 8Unit of trading less than 100 sh ock. Stock and dividen U S Freight (3). U S Hoftman Mch (2) U S Indus Alcohol (17).. 121 | U S Leather.... U. S. Leather, A.... U'S Leather pr pf (7)... U S Plpe & Fdy (2). S Pipe&Fy ist pf 1.20. S Pipe&Fy 2d pf 1.20., S Realty & Imp (5) S Rubber. S Frefesr o= [ * o NEE AN _H-® dHFIFE LI IF++++ +) PP EEFEFFE FF ¥ - P22 Twrx 2"x = {i++4 + ++:++++|+ » e+ I+1+1 41 I+4 +++++ S«!— ot ock.. s "10% " in ‘stock. & Pius 6%\ % 'in stock. & Fius 3% 1n lor_ln nPlus 5% in stock. D Sublect to approvai WHOLESALE TRADING DECLINES IN WEEK ON ACCOUNT OF SNOW Continued Fr ), slow, market steady; few sales; barrels, Virginia, unclassified, 2% inches up, Yorks, 4.50; boxes, too few sales to unu bushel baskets, Virginia, un- ed, 2% mehu u] ledwlnl and Sflymnns some 1.25a1.50; Pennsylvania, U. 8. No. l. 2% inches up, Yorks, 1.40; U. 8. No. 1, 2% inches up, Yorks, 1.65. v, Cabbage — Supplies _light; moderate, market firm; Florida, 13- ‘bushel hampers, pointed type,- 2.258 2.60; New York, 100-pound sacks Dan- ish type, 2.502.75. Celery—Supplies moderate; demand hi arket steady; Florida, 10-inch lls w mfl-d dozen, 2.7583.00; 6 dozen, 250‘3 75; 8 dozen, 2.00a2.25; 10 dmn, e markes ShgAy, WCAKer: AFiomn light, weaker; cr"lh "Toe 5 dozen, 4.50a4.75; tes, Iceberg type, 6 dozen, 3.5084.00; California, Imper- ial Valley, crates, Iceberg type, 4-5 dozen, 5.0085.25. light; demand light, Sixth h | 1.7582.00. Onions—Supplies market steady; New York and Michi- gan, 100-pound sacks yellows, U. 8. No. 1, medium to large llu. 225. some fair quality Michigan, 2. Potatoes—Supplies enh mand light, mlrket steady; Mairie, 120- E»und sacks Green Mountals 0. 5.00; New York, 150-pound sacks roun whites, U. §. No. 1, 4.75; Idaho, 100- ];:mnld aa;gkn Russet Burbanks, U. S. o. 1, 3 sm::zu‘ be:nl—euwuel mnrunu de- 1.5083. .00; hampers, green, slack pack, Eggplants—Supplies light; demnnd slow, market dull; Florida, pepper crates, fancy, medium size, 4.00; l-mo size, some ordinary quality, 3 ‘Cucumbers—Supplies ligh -low, market slightly weaker 2-dozon cartons, hot house, ext.n hney. 4.50a5.00; fancy, 4.008 ; No. 1 &u .00. !quub—SuPn s very, Jight; Florids, white, good inquiry; Ttalian, demand slow, market duu peppgr rates, 4.00 4-bushel 8, | sale, d | 17 and 18, ll 50. ‘omatoes—Supplies light; demand uht market dull; nup‘)lles light; de- e s mrm ek il N Xes, wra) X and 5xfl, hut. 5.00a5. lewpdeuyed iight; demand 'Xas, bushel bas- market steady; Texn weaurn lettuce fancy, 5.50; choice, 4.5 Carrots—Supplies l\(ht demand light, market firm; Texas, Western let- tuce, crates, bunched, 3. New York, generous amount, 925 15th St. N.W. 100-pound sacks, cut, 2.00. Beev.s—suppnu Hsh'. demand light, market steady; restern M\‘.uc!, b\llnhbd. SBIII! ’ID. ‘bushel bas- 2.40a2.50. up) mod-nu' steady for lnoa t slightly weaker for green stock’; Florida, pony refrigerators, Mis- sionaries, 65x70 per quart; 32-quart crates, various varieties, green, .50 per quart. Oranges—Supplies moderate; demand light, market steady; Florida, boxes, No. 1, medium size, 4.50a4.75; No. 2, medium size, nonur ln.r[e size, dhcoun'ed Wl% moderate; de- n&,ma.fli—mms a4.00; mostly 4.00; large Special Dispateh to The Star. BALTIMORE, Md., February 1.—Al- though receipts of eggs have been only moderate the past week and light from native and nearby points, the market has fluctuated considerably, values de- clining as high as 5 cents a dozen the early part of the week, and while still unsettled recovered to some extent the latter part-and closed today with a firmer tendency. For desirable fresh stock, grading firsts, there is fairly, prompt sale, but offerings of doubtful quality, as well as held stock, are slow to find favor, even at discounts. The market closed today at 39 and 40 cents Poultry Market, ‘The live poultry market continues ldh under generally light receipts, y of large, fat stock, but ample , poor, thin fowl, which is slow Demand limited for turkeys, and only young hens and gobblers, 8 ds and over, attract attention, at 32 to 34 eenu & pound for the former and 30 for the latter, while old toms, as well as crooked breasts, are slow sale at 20 Yo 22. Young chickens, 3% pounds and over, in good demand, especially boilers, which bring top prices of 29 to 33, but Leghorns not so desirable and nmnuy slcw sale at 22 to 25. OIld hens in ample receipt for the demand, which is only fair, at 26 to 29 for fowl weigh- s ol 8. ing 4 pounds and over, but smaller, as well as Leghorns, move slow at 23 to 25, while all poor, thin fowl is neglected at Capons in good demand, especially birds weighting 7 pounds and over, which bring 33 to 36, but smaller not so desirable at 30 to 32, while old roosters are slow sale at 17 and 18. Ducks and geese in light supply, and market holds steady at 20 to 26 for the former and 18 to 28 for the latter, but stock weighing less than 4 not poun wanted, and will not bring over 16 to | 18. Market for guinea fowl md? holds firm, at 40 to 60 each for the former and 25 to 30 a pair for both young and old of the latter. Potato Prices. ‘White potatoes in excessive receipt, especially from distant points, and ac- cumulations are so heavy the Pennsyl- vania Railroad has dael-red an embargo on further shipments. This has reacted to the benefit of native and nearby stock, which is brought here mostly by truck or boats, and the market holds steady at 275 to 3.00 per hundred pounds for No. 1 stock, while ungraded potatoes sell mostly 2.25 to 2.65. Market for sweet potatoes and yams generally dull, especially for ordinary stock, which has to be sold at a discount, but well vy the past week, native and nearby garden truck is in very light reulpt, and the market holds firm, with prices higher, at the following quouuom Cabbage, 1.00 to 1.25 basket; carrots, 3.00 and 4.00 hundred; kale, 1.50 to Tinared pounds; persnips, o0 1o 80 bas ket; lptnlch, 1.25 to 1.35. bushel, and turnips, 40 to 50 hamper. Live Stock Market. The live cattle market holds-steady under a demand, but centered on first-quality stock, and prices show lit- tle change from last week. Receipts light, both on the wharves and at the stockyards, of first-quality stock, but ample of common to ordinary stock, which is slow sale at three side prices. Quotations today at Light street whart: Bel( cattle, flnt quality, Wkll’\d. 10 to 11; 9. Bulls, medium, 8 to 8. Cows, choice to ..WT"‘“ ”" %o fair, ¢ 40 5. utouulll'-y,’ltol. ouvu.vul choice, 16% to 17; 5 to 16; large rough, 14 to h‘r to 9; rough and common, 6 eep, cholce, 2 to 5; old bucks, 3 to 4. Spring lambs, !;lncy 12 to 12%; cholee,!io% to 11. t, 9 to 9 Closing rmn quotations: Wheat, No. 2, red Winf Ml”'}fi.“ul.fld Winter, llrllcky. spot, 1.195 bid; Feb- ruary delivery, 1.19%. Corn—No, 2, yellow domestic, -?ot. 99a1.00; cobcorn, 4.6584.75 per barrel. Oats—No. 2, white domestic, 5412a55; No. 3, white domestic, spot, 5315a54. Ryb—l!ell’by, 9581.00. NEW YORK, February 1.—Electrical equipment markets ',hmuhout the country exh!.hted nnenuy firm sales tendencles in the one district, the lml.lu::r volume of orders than prevailed 1¢ h WEM ortnl('.,weordln.h Severe Winter conditions ni the Far West faced by woods and mill crews are reflected in re) on the lumber move- Reports from 804 hard- wood and softwood mills gave combined production of 223,685, feet, with o;ldcn gmmknwee;;‘um shipmen! per cent e~ tion, A week earller 817 mills TM mefim of 262,361,000 lnt. with new 16 per cent shipmen’: 4 per cent above that flm ‘The Iron Asphalt Corporation America has been organized to facture and distribute a new product for uu in paving, buil iction industries. A new plant. is to mb;'guduz .ub. 0, and mmw s ‘unde: en soon syndicate of New York bankers, ‘WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS. NEW YORK, February —The weekly statement of the N& York clearing house shows: Total lurplua and undivided profits, ll 154, m BW. net demand deposits (average), “-E:‘ 000, ‘decrease i sd e deposits (average), $13,176,000, decrease. Clearings week ending today, $7,495,- 134,356, 5 ending Janus 25, ‘l 0271!%‘0 - earings this day, $1,657,933,349. I WILL SELL $1,000 Smith Bldg. 6%% 1937 @ 75, $5,000 Coreoran @ 92%. m]m gv;fnnt Bldg. 6%% Courts 7% 1938 $5,000 Stanley-Crandall 6% 1946 @ ss. l."!.od-ul Cities Securities @ 400 Miller Train Control @ 80c. 50 North American ment “Escrow” @ l?.".‘.P 100 Washington Baseball @ 57%. Thomas L. Hume 1412 G Street National 1346-1347 D. C., FEBRUARY 2, 1930—PART ONE, UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. H . 99.6 Low. Close. 98.29 99.2 +. . 100,31 100.19 100.30 + 11 1 100.29 100.31 106.16 1 110,16 109:24 110.12 +. Arsentine §s Jyne 59, tine 65 A "57 oAy 6555, Austria 7s'43, Bank of Chile Bank of Chile § . Belgium 6 /55, oo, Belgium 73454 Belgium 8541 Bolivia 7s ct Bordeaux 63 Brazil 635 1926-57. Brazil 8s ‘41 Canada 5852, Chile Republic ¢s 196 Colombia 6s 1961 Jan, Copenhagen 6s '52 Czechoslovakia 8s *61. Denmark 6%s 1955, Denmark s *42. Dutch East Indies 6s '47 Dutch East Indies 6s '62 Flat 75 *46 war, Finland 7s ‘50 French 7s '49, French T3%s 41, German Bank rman 7 102% 89 6744 96% 109% 100 103% 101% % 101% llp:ncl. uin 6 Kreuger&Toll 6s ct wi ‘59 Mexico 45 1904-54 Milan 6%s ‘52 Netherlands 6s *72 New South Wales Norway 5%s. Orlent Dev 5%s '5' Plrll-L’onl-MM Italy 7 Poland 85 '5¢, 104% 102 109 107 105 99% Rome 63s "< 97% Sao Paulo Sta 1% 5% 89% 87 104% 102% 99% 98% 104% 101% 97 93% 86% 84k 76 12% 95% Utd Kingdom 5%s '37 Uruguay 6s 1960, Vienna 6s 1952. Warsaw 7s 1958 Yokohama 6s'61. Abram & Straus 5%s "43.. Alleghany Co cy 68 '44. Am Agri Chem nfi Am Beet Sugar ‘Am Chain 65 1933, Am1G Chm 5%s 1949.... Am International 6% s '49. Am Natural G k) Am Sm & Ref 1s 47 A Sugar Ref 6837, Am Tel & Tel cv 4%8 '8! Am Tel & Tel Am Writ Pap 101% 100% 104% 103% 144 137% Atlantic Ref deb 65 Bell Tel (Pa) ret Beth Steel p m 53 '36. Beth Steel 5 £ 63 '48. . Certain-teed 538 1948, Chile Copper 5s "47. Colon Ol 6s '3 Columbia G&E deb s- "53. Comm Invest 6% Commm Jnvest deb 68 48 " Con Coal (Md) 1st ref §a., 41 36 Cuba Cane Sug cv deb §s. 107% 10G. Detroit Idlwn ref 6 93% 9! 100 76 64, EastCubaSug7%s 101% 99 General Cabl 102% 109% Gen Motors Goodrich (B F) 6 106% 101% 93% 9% 90 84 107% 106% 101% 99 101 100% 102% 100% 106 108% 1183% 102% 99! % 98% 964 9% 91 Northern States Power 63 Pacific Gas & Eleo s Philadelphia Co bs '(1 Phila&Read C&I 6s wi '19 "100% ~ 99% 102 100% Sugar Est Oriente 58 Tenn Copper 6344 B. ‘and Bath Non-house- keeping Apartment, with maid service. Reasonable Rental THE ARGONNE 16th & Columbia Road Offices for Rent in the Chandler Building 1427 Eye St. N.W. elev: light and .Vue”nl'flm blinds idows. Reasonable Rental; HANNON Manastng Agents 1!35 K St‘ Nat. 2345 Hish Low. Close. 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