Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1930, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1930. FINANCIAL. ~ [OPERISINVITED || NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE | |ADVANCE N STOCK R common. ‘The merchandising stocks were in mIP I RUS IA Note—All stocks are sold in ene hundred-share lots | —Prev.1920— . Sates— UN U s ing those designated by the letter + (:_0‘;) O [ " R .. I |g00d demand under the leadership of |Macy & Co, up some 5 or 8 points |from the last previous sale. The new . | pool in Radio resumed operations, but shows these stocks to be sold in Stock and e 0 made slow -progress. The stock Wwas ~Frev.1980—~ Sates— Prov. i o her, but there was nothing spectac- Wigh. Low. Dividend Bate. Add 00. Hivh . ular about the rise and there seemed Bank President Considering| s ‘22 abstibi Pwr & Paper- 3 25 e 60t Gen Elsotrio (1.63).. 365 0 Brisk Buying Movement |t be plenty of offerings on the way up. First Mortgage Loans On improved Real Estate in the District of Columbia 23 25% 26% 25% u* Food Corp ). .. 1?; ground on the recovery. In midafter- Present Conditions. 38 “Caetikls WarREAPRNILITS 0% 10 248 1N Gen Motors (#3.30) and nearby Maryland and Virginia for S, 8 or 10 year terms on your > 861 64% AbItibi P& P pf ®. 17 715 75 T6% et rgeradd The market worked into new high Home 1 Office Building Bid of Soviet to Study 1% B % W & Gon Gas&EL A(e30). Forces Shorts to Cover |noon the averages were above the point Apart 2 0 Bus 156% 1034 Alr Reductio 54119 1164 1184 117 e T )~ ‘ Teached.on Fricay. last, when thers WAt i e SReR S se H a 8 ular orts. il A LBy at Higher Prices. T0"Ti Jast hout the Tat sold oft slight b 4% Alaska Juneau. 1 54 bW Bk bW S Mt st (5). ly on realizing, but closed higher on Apply Col. Wade H. Cooper, president, of the legh Qe ol Gen Ry Signat (8 g BY GEORGE T. HUGHES ek : 3 . president g % " 3 5 . e ORI RAN - 4 . Gen Realty & Ut1 e el U. S. EXPENDITURES ANDALL H. HIAGNER & c‘.”““".'. Commercial National Bank, has under | 343 13 264 259 261 265 33 51% consideration an invitation to _ visit Russia, under auspices of the Boviet Union. ‘The invitation was extended person- 25 6% 37% s2% Gen RIty&Ut pf (e6). Gen Refract (t4%).. Gen Theat Equip vte Gilletto Sar Ras(ns) NEW YORK, August 19.—There was no mistaking the trend in today's stock market. It was distinctly upward un- der buying not simply for short ac- HIGHER DURING JULY By the Associated Press. MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESFPONDENT NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY here by Peter A. Bogdanov, chair- 83% E * ally 7 e e 2 38 count, but as & cumulation against| Ordinary expenditures. of the United 1321 Connecticut Ave. Decatur 3600 man of the board UK trade recovery in the Autumn, which |States Government 1930, directors of the B i 16% 3 ent during July, A oA‘mtnrl Trading 80% 60% Am Brown l';=(7) 108 T30 2% - 2 8% the buyers plainly believed was now in|amounted to $259,278,881.28, ‘an -in- tion, - the 156% 108% Am Can (4 396 127% 1 26% 1256 sight. crease of approximately $13,328,000 8214 42 Am Car & P& 2 44w Gold Dust pf (6)..., The opening was irregular, but before | over the same month of last year. 9% Am Comm Alcohol I3 11% Goodrich (B F) i the first half hour had passed the mar- A major part of the increase Is the Soviet Union 234 Am European Secur. 8 3 E 35% Goodyear Tire (§ ket was advancing on a broad front, | chargeable to the Federal Farm Board, in development of 56% Am & Forn Power. .. 217 67 Gotham Silk Hoslery with new highs on this recovery in|which received about $10,476,000 during trede Trelations. 95 Am & For Pwr pf(8), 98% Grabam-Paige. .. .. many important stocks. It was still | the month, while no aid was extended Mr ‘Bogdanov : 14 Am Hawatlan ($10), 14 Granby Con Min (3). the action of the market itself rather|in this direction last year. ealied on Col. An- . 31 A Ice (14).0eenens 3 83% Grand Silver 8 (m1). than tangible developmens in the field| General expenditures, which include derson in his office § 28% Am Internat! (8).... 29 Grant (WT . of business which stimulated the buy-|those of the various departments, the ot the bank and & 1% Am La Fr & Foamite Grt North of (5) 9 ling. There was a reasonable expecta- | Veterans’ Bureau and the District of ally urged 20 Am Lasoenetive (6).. Gr Nor ctfs Ore (a % tion of seasonal improvement in indus- [ Columbia, gained about _$17,500,000 g0 to Rus- 90 Am Locomot pf (7). try, but little proof of such improvement | during the month. All sources except- could be adduced, most reliance being |ing three—the Departments of Agricul- to New York WASHINGT H ON Philadelphia = 35% Am Mch & Fou Co n.. sia, visit the couns 28% Am Metal Co (154) .. placed on_precedent. ture and Labor and the District of Co- » Pivotal Stocks Gain. lumbia—required, more funds than in economic organiza- G.M.-P. MURPHY & CO. T him: what the facts actually 521% Am Safety Rasor(5). e 1% Am Ship & Com. ... Taking the invitation under consid- 53 AmSm & Re? (4)... eration, Col. Cooper said today he was | 13314 AmSm & Ref of (7). fully aware that the Amtorg Trading | G554 42 ~Am Stores (1) . * Corporation was under eriticism from 20014 Am Tel & Teles ¢8). 147 2 certain quarters, especially from the 197 Am Tohacco (112)... 14 congressional committee investigating | 118 Am Tobaceo (new).. 1 X ism throughout 197 Am Tobacco B (t12). 87 H e - R 117 Am Tobaceo B(new) 0 S Cxial e e 120 Am Tobaceopf (8).. & Cites Growth of Trade. * 1;3 Am Type Fdry (5).. 2 ¥ ,” Col. Cooper said, “it ‘woull 8% Am Water Wke (n1) 141 be !: Iml):molmul, ;::on-pmum trip. 44% Anaconda Cop (3%). 110 I would look at Russia carefully, and 34% Anchor Cap (3.40)... ‘when I came back I would tell all the 18 Andes Copper (1%). truth. I am not sure yet whether I 19% Archer-Dan-M (3).. will be able to go, but I still have the 74% Armour of Del pf(7). tnvitation under serious consideration.” 4% Armour of Ill (Adese The steady growth of trade between 2% Armour of Ill (B)... the United States and the Soviet Union was pointed to by Col. Cooper as one reason why there Adhlnr)luld be :‘c\:}:r rican underst: g of wha e :E:mm in Russia actually is. :0% Atl Refining (13). Col. Cooper referred to a recent ad- 25% Atlas Stores (nl' dress made by Mr. Bogdanov, before 91 Auburn Auto (J4 the Institute of Politics, d“ Vlltlkllhm;- » 2 Autosales n’f 3 ass. “Our trade Wi the . g!:!t‘ed MBYA ) said Mr. Bogdanov 37 Auto-Strop Saf R(3) there, “has been characterized by a 4% Aviation Corp of Del steady increase. 1 need only point 19% Baldwin Loco (1%). out that in 1028-20 the Soviet-Ameri- 1041 Baldwin Loco pf (1) can trade turnover, as measured by 98% Balto & Ohfo (T).... urchases and sales amounted to_8$138.- 63 - Bang & Aroos (3%). 00,000 as compared with $113.500,600 | 20K 13% Barker Bros 13).... 60 in the preceding vear, and with only 2015 Barnsdall. A (8).... $48,000,000 in the last pre-war year. 48% Bayuk Cigar (3).... In the first three quarters of the cur- 671 Beatrice Oresm (4). not:muunm the drop 4:“ g.::h.um Pkg ((.’)__ in purchases during 27% Bendix Avia monrhl. due to a number of factors, 13 Hershey Ch pr pf(6). Holland Fur 1et2%) Houdaille-H (B)1.20 Houston Ol (b10%) Howe Sound (t4%). Hud&Man Ry (3.50). Hudson Motor (5)... an Richmond London Bimself just bk K 54T Hackensack W (1%) Wik thib-sien July of last year. Total expenditures ing on there. m D market on Monday refused 3 T BB egdancy Wade W. Cosper. 99 Am Pwr& Lt pf (§). Hahn Dept Stores. . . %0 be disturbed by the bear raids on . |Of the War Department amounted o MEMBERS claimea hat DT L ivion ot the| 3% 30w Am RakBA Mmth: Hamna S (nem) (1 1008 il o, a8, e inoance Ut o | Dol §1000000 aver 1030, Euck ‘h resen . N x Fllm, wi e Wa) Citrong . N D e oint of view in this country, 164 Am Republics...... Ref (12%). 8 today, 1t 'was & ,7,",, %o the dnteto-day| Offsetting these gains were major New .Yorl Stock ange and he wished Col. to g0 48 Am Rolling Mill(n2) Hartman Corp (B).. % 8 traders that the path of least rosistance | S8Vings of approximately $6,000.000, re-. Washington Stock Exchan; Hav El Rwy pf (6).. bl ot ol corded in interest on the public debt & go "A11 the so-catled pivotal stocks pushed | 80d In ‘Tefund of receipts of internal Richmond Stock Exchange ahead confidently today. They included | Fevenue- United States Steel, which touched 167, st g New York Produce Exchange a new high on the movement, before| CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET. New York Curb Exchange I rnal oM potmis witous | - CHICAGO, August 10 (P).—Butter— ¥ intermediate Teaction, Siandard Oll of | Recelpts. 11.860 tubs; steady; prices 0000 & onr. “Persionsly dastew: v Bpcunns sk unchanged. 3 e v aneod o et van | Esgs—Recelpts, 10881 cases; steady: 1510 H Street Consosticet ¢t K. Hupp Motor Car (3 Dadium and J. 1. Case. two of the | SR, A% RS0 Dosh MG B0 pipsiaich . ngd -+ ; fresh current receipts, a22; | . speculative leaders always bought when | oraine®y current receipts, 15820, National 9600 Mitnols Central (T).. the market is advancing, and the like- {::‘?:u ol :. um. wise rapidly moving Worthington Inspiration Cop (2).. Insurance Sh (45¢).. U. . TREASURY BALANCE. Pump. ‘The gossip about Case was that the much-talked-of order from the Soviet | nrounced today & of ciosé of Dusincss government would be announced shortly. | August 16 was $101,681,080.16. Customs o TR TP MANAGEMENT Apartment House MANAGEMENT ERE are so many prob. lems in connection with Apartment House Manage. '5!“' ! | ment—such as _rentals to de-: or_Mon o o sirable tenants, repairs, feat-* ures of operating service, etc. - —all of which we are equipped with over a third of a century’s.. experience and organization - to handle to your profit and : relief from all worry. production which, he believed, to be é“-go%ll'.z‘l:ki it The others were moving more with the | recej pts for the month to date were e Specific |$17.230313.11. ‘Total ordinary expendi-|l PR O PER T Y Motors and Genersl - Meciriawers | iet. 8393004030 ___________ ; :cmro:..,‘ymxgn&wu Electric made & o Intl Harvester (313, n, and those who had sold- the Ind Harvester 1533 Ammiscmert siocks yestcrgny etons ooy || Industrial Loans Iotl Hydro Ei A (e2) bought them completed the transaction $50.00 to $200.00, with semi- Tnt] Match pf (4).... today at & loss. monthly payments, to home- Intl Mer Marine (2). Buying Brisk in Afternoon. owners with permanent positions. Int] Niekl of Can(1). . To Government employes. Int] Pap & P (A)2 3 ‘The market continued strong in the 734 Southern Buildi; {ns} Pap & Pwr (G afternoon. ~The Street interpreted Ak Ty 1Bt Priting Tak (5 . | optimistically the views of Secretary Natl. 15% e ¥ Iak otin (3. 3 Mellon as quoted in Pittsburgh dis- Int Rys Cen A of (5) 50s patches to the effect that the present fatl Salt (new) .... 107 depression was entirely due to over- Intl Shoe (3). .3 Intl Tel & Teleg (3). 478 45 on the way to be remedied. B o Sl Buying of standard stocks kept up He Inter Dpt 8 pt xw(7) 1008 at a brisk pace. Particular attention 31% Best& Co (2). 3 4. ene » Which sol leT | gegured by first dee Purchases for the Soviet Union by the 75 Bethlehem Steel (6). o At #5148 | e T e S e | Frerahie Ioiertd and Amtorg Trading _Corporation _alone 122% Bethlehem 8tl of (1) T st year Forelgn Power |y, onh I, Weller 28 Wash. i amounted to $70,376,000, an increase of 28% Bohn Al & Brass (3). T Julius (2%). le over $4 a share on the ph 1. Weller “gii; ok & 185 per cent over last year.” sgu :o‘rd-nS: llcl.). 1 ok oo . Trading on D. C. Exchange. ua lro‘ek':'-y.unum Trading was varied on the local 58% Bklyn-Manhat (4).. F. B. KEECH & COMPANY Kolster Red! . 2 Members of Kresge(S88) N York Stock B: Kreuger & Toll A lew Yorl toc) xchange Washington Stock Exchange Krog Gr & Bak (n1). New York Curb. Exchanse. Shicags Boasa of Trade Liverpool Cotton Association, Ltd. New York Froduce Exchunse e ek Crein B banse . i Lentes Valley Goal. N.Y Coftee & Sugar E: e, Tnc. Rubber EXChAnee of N ¥, Ine. Lehman Corp (3 New York Coce ad , Ing. New York Hide Exchi Ine. Minneapolis ber of Commerce National Metal Exch Ine. Bremen Cotton Exchange (Asso. Members) Stock Exchange today with prices 115 Bklyn Union Gas (5) holding generally firm. Peoples Drug( 303 13% Bruns-Balk-Col, Stores preferred came out for two 19% Bucyrus (1).. sales at 104 and 103%. Georgetown 7% Budd (EG) (1), Gas 5's went at 103 and Wash! 8% Budd Wheel (1 Gas 6's B at 105%. Pojomac Electric 20% Bullard Co (1.60).... 6 per cent preferred turned over at 26% Bulova Wateh (3) 110, and Federal American Co. pre- 9% Burns Bros pf (1) ferred changed hands at 99. 29% Burr Add Meh (1)... There was considerable interest in 1% Butte SUPErior..ss.s local financial circles today Jn the ups 60t Byers (A AD.. and downs of Fox Film Corporal . Within the past 24 hours, especially in N 3 9 : view of the big Fox Theater here. l'l::e 13 Calumet&Hec(al%). 14 ch.cago stock opened yesterday morning at 42% | 35”17 Campbell Wyant (2) 18 18% and under pressure of selling from In-| sogs 1650 Canadian Pacifie(10) 8 176% 174 174 176 Link Belt (2.60).... Liquid Carbonie (4). B. F. SAUL CO. Nat’l 2100 s —ean ReeS RO Beaa 925 15th St. N.W. M ORTGAGE o s L) Lehn & Fink (3) 62 ens F' Gl (1 53% L O ANS: Minneapolis Winnipeg Kansas City 3 i erests who were helieved to Bave bebic | “ggu 405 CamPainernewiwi 8 3% &% 4w @ Liverpool * price was driven, down to 8 low atsex, (348 30 Caepos MM AL the mides of the drive came Pews| gisw 150 Case i) 1) 46) _.... $T8 184k 176% 179 that the company had showed & G301 132 115 Case (J D) of ¢73.... 608 124 12¢ 124 ot e oeg, o :*\!m:‘;" g 58 Caterpll Tr (13%)... 17 B65% 66 56 Loose- Jourted upward, closing at 39%. It il b, o £onG & EICAY (1%) opened this morning at 40% and at| 23% Oent AGIFES Codium Steel (2) noon was 42ls. i 19% Checker Cab Mac And & F' (12.85). Flather Injured in Fall 44% Chemapeake & Ohlo MacA & Forb pf (6). 9 o venm cwesse PaLADELMOA Provibmmes [—— G. Elmer Flather, assistant treasurer MeKeespt T Pl (15). SEASONAL BRANCN OFFICRS of the Union Trust Co'i nrgl‘x‘q his right McKesson & Rob (2) PALMBEACH MIAMI SARATOGA SPAINGS BAR MARBOR BRETTON WOCES ‘when he fell while stepping Lo oo off a table in & vault of the bank. He was taken to Emergency Hospital. Mr. Flather returned yester- day from vacation at Atlantic City. e ' B Marine Mid (1.20). .. FERTILIZER INDUSTRY tir kT EXPECTED TO SHOW GAIN Rl dd o Mathieson AlkiD (2). v P Special Dispatch to The Star. ; Nati Dept 8¢ ot (1)~ e | "\ A t 18 . i B BALTIMORE, August 19.—Fertilizer Mexican Seaboard. . &@V‘ 5 —nearly, the papers carry company statements, which will begin 36% Col Fu Miami Copper (13%). / A accounts of thefts from to make their appearance shortly, are 124 Colo Fuel & Ir pf (3) 208 13 Michigan Stl (h2%). ) . h i e ow the industry in’ bet- 55 ColGas& Ki(3).... 110 6 1a-Cont Petm i i i omes, whose owners are ter shape than it has been for several l?:& g:i::-o ln tlhn(! ‘:.1:)) R o: 1 1 1 R Al . absent. Keep your small ) A g » i W valuables and papers of im- PEPTSRT ] e N portance in OUR SAFE LA 108 _ Columbian Carb (16) 34 Minn Moltne Rwr 1 ! ‘al DEPOSIT VAULT, and The annual report of the American - s 23%° Comm Credit (3). ... Agricultural Chemical Co., it is antic o GO Cred pf H180). 108 J Minn & St Loul . nn uis % . you need not worry about possible visits from bur- pated, will be ready in the next week b or so; the Virginia-Carolina ‘Chemical | Ry bt 4 125% Comwlth & Sou(80e) 145 T 99 Cmwith & Sou pf (§) L] o 4 ~ glars, Mont, Ward (3) : v } other Liode Capital 1SAFE DEPOSIT ;. the International ultural | g:rp:;r’gunn m:n :?t:rl::rd. 'he Davi- | Mother Lode (20¢) Motor Whee) (3 g 5::'0%";0 BOXES at nominal annual rentals. That’s good business policy and son Chemical Co. report probably will | Nash Motors National Savings & Trust Co. be a little later than the others be- | Natl Bella Hess The Oldest Savings Institntion in the Distrint of Columbia cause of the large number of sub- ' Natl Bisouit, n( Cor. 15th and New York Ave. offer liquid markets for trading future contracts of grains. We are equipped to handle promptly orders in these markets. H CCINER 17TH ST., N. W.. WASHINGTON NATIONAL 0246 % 12% Chi Mil StP & Pne. .. Macy (RH)&Co(nt3) 19% Chi Mil StP & Pae pf 8% A o’vnor .. Co. You’re in Good Business Company in the Shoreham Building sidiaries whose reports have to be | audited before a consolidated statement ' can be prepared. Presidents and other officials of the | Davison Chemical Co. and subsidiaries, | 1 Who met here last week, stated that so | far as their business is concerned it} will probably be better next year than this year, and this year's report is ex- ted to show considerable advance g::r 1929. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET | CHICAGO, August 19 () (United States Department of Agriculture) — Hogs, 19,000 head, including 5,000 direct; fairly active; unevenly 1035 higher; mostly 15a25 higher; early top. | 11.15; bulk desirable, 160-220 pounds, ! gar, 70.90a11.10; most packing sows 9.00a | 2 Cuba Cane Preducts. . 40- | 9 ubaCo..... 9.35; light light, good and choice, 140~ T ST 0.35211.00; {gg-munds‘xnld}. 10.80a11.15; medium 38% Cudahy Packing (§). weight, 200-250 pounds, 10.75a11.00; 1147% Curtis Py ot(1) 614 Curtiss Wright Corp 79 heavy 250-350 pounds, 9.85a 9 Oure Wet A, 162 North Am Ed pf (6) . packing sows, medium and good, 7% Curt Wright Corp A. 9% rthors Pacine (6 1 B Gounds, | 8.40a9.30; _slaughter | 55 Cutler-Hammer(3%) 7 N L pigs, and choice, 100-130 pounds, 24% Davison Chemical. .. 9.25a10.50 | 110% Del Lack & Wn (17). 1 Cattle, 6,000 head; calves, 2,000: 25| 45 Denver& RG W of.. higher; active; best yearlings, 11.35; | 195% roit Edison (8).. heavies, 10.75; yearling heifers, 10.15; 6% Dome Mines (1).... 3 medium weight and weighty steers. 67 Drug Corporatn (4). gl:v:] A4 DEPARTMENTS: 100a1.50 higher than a week 8o 15% Dunhill Intl (34 10 tis Bley n(1M ). ‘ Blaughter catile and vealers—8ters, Y 5% Du Pont de N (14.70) Owens ass (2). % | Contiwilsd good and choice, 600-900 pounds, 9.75a 176% Fastman Kodak (18) Pacific Gas & Bl (2). 10 Sovings 1150; 9001100 pounds, ~9.50a1125; 19% Raton Axle & 8 (3).. Pacific Lighting (8). 7 y = 1,100-1,300 pounds, 9.50a11.25; 1,300~ Bb% Gleo Auto Lite ) &Tel (7). 1108 % rust 1500 pounds, 9.50all Wd 002\53:;‘!;“3 9% 8% g:e:n-le Boat.... 1 28% 3 | Real Estate jum, 600-1.300 pounds, 50 | 108% 49% wr & Lt (1), . e ters, good and cholce, 550-850! 'Goul 44 Endicott John (6)... Safe Deposit Foreign Exchange ARG SECRTY Bium, 9258975, Cows, good and| g3y, 3% Brie R R. 18 15th and Penna. Ave. marks the atmosphere which pervades the Shoreham Building. 991 Consol Gas NY pf 49 " Con RR Cub pf { 11% Containert 18% Cont! Baking (A) frerfoe ) st 3y 3% Contl Baking (B .. B 5] Bakin Nat Enam & Stamp.. 1 4th o Natl Pwr & Lt (1.0 178 6: Natl Rys Mex 24 pt.. 11 L Nati Steel (2)....... 6 Year Natl Supply pf (1).. 1208 1 It isn’t a question of filling the build- ing, but rather of choosing tenants who will sustain the reputation it has estab« lished as the home of leaders in business 18% Contl Oil of 164 Contl Shai £3% Corn Prod 15% Coty lpe The American Security o and the professions, who are jealous of Through Five Convenient Offices & Harlem (5)... 108 . . . their standing and mindful of the value jorfolk & Wn pt (4) 1008 North Am Aviation. 133 North Am(b10%stk) 158 of proper environment. —offers distinctive service in all depart- ments, and invites the business of the people of Washington who de- sire a b-n}(ing u'lntion- equipment can be provided. Suites of ship that is cordial .nnd ahy - e froni Gl racaai b commensurate with present and future needs. In the finishing of the Shoreham Building your specific requirements in extensive suites. Choice, 5.2587.25; common and medium, | 65 22 Exchange Buf (1%).120s £5085.50; low cutter and cutter, 3508 | 1o, sy Fairbanks Moras (3) 1 475, Bulls (yearlings excluded), £00d,| gou 595 Fed Lt & Tre ($1%). choice beef, 600a6.75; cutter to me-{ 15, 71, Fed Motor Tr i806) dium, 47 00. Vealers (milk fed),| (3" 30 Fed Wars A jood &N MESKEEVER £ GOSS 5. ice, 11.50a1350; medium. | oo 92 Piline's pf (8 Representative of the Owners 4Oo0e11 50. cull and common, 7.508| sau 19% Firestone T&R() 1000 Stocker and feeder cattie—| §7i €9% Firestons TER bf(8) good and choice, 500-1,050| 1% 46 Pirst Nat Stre (3%) 6.75a8.25; common and me-| 5 1% Fisk Rubber. .. ... dium, 5.25a6.75. 21 6% Pisk Rubber 1ot pf. Sheep—Receipts, 18,000 head; steady | 218 61 FIsk Rub iet pf ev to strong: cholce l’f\vlflut mbmlb: mr:d!r- ‘(B’f% lii :Innn‘":l Bhoe A ) ely sorted, 9.75a10.C0. bulk natives,| 1041, 0l Fonter 2 P 4 B g 3‘50;.1-:5‘ few 0.85; bu-'is, mosly 850a| s K 1 invest 2 3 Friofiita 1 oot gl T 15 i Central— Southwest— - 5. fow 568 pound; feoding lambs, [T 6% FonFim iA) 14) a2 p Fte v fitm 4% aea Maos -Avi 7th and E Sts. S.W. 75a7.00. Lamb:, 90 pounds down,| 5 resyars Tay 81 421 R e N Nov it 00, choice, 9.00210 25; medium, 7.50a | 95%; B88% Fuller prof(17.9¢).. 40 89% et iyl e ¥ - '-":;"i s NB. B e NW. 00 :zl‘;'o':luhuhcme?‘m. 3,”;2.2” l;l'/- 8% Gen :m 'l‘n'l Carigé) 44 ¥6% Plerce Petroleum. 5 1 - pounds, medium to choice, 1 spralt (4),.... 11 424 37% Filisbu r(3).. ,00; all weights, cull and common, 38k 18 5 § Elttovarch Gout e Capital and Surplus, $6,800,000 1. 5. Feeding lambs, 60-75 pounds, 34% 134 Gen Cable. 1 pmtute. o s 2005 At S g ¢ good, choice, 6.50a7.25. 4w 32 GenCableA, 4 (Continued on Fage 14 Phelps Dod, Phila Co 8% pf (3 Phits Reno ¢ & | Phillips-Jones Corp. BRANCHES: Rental Office Room 520 Fifteenth at H