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Evening star., 1926-10-02

Ohio CONN. AVE. N.N--New building,
. > rooms. kit & bath. ...........$5 $50 90
THE HUNTINGTON 2115 14th ST. NV
Most convenient location in the city.
rooms rec. hall and bath 1890
Dupont CIRCLE--t rooms. kitchen.
bath and porch .................... $50 90
3 rooms, kitchen and bath .-..... 5000
THE MARINE. 1911 AND BELMONT SITS.
N,W-Five. story fireproof apartment build
ing elevator service. near Central High
school rooms kitchen and bath. sos
3 rooms, kitchen and bath. ...... $500
:, rooms, kitchen and bath -..-.... 49JO
739 NEWTON ST NV room. d. a.
kit, dr. room and bath. ........ Si2 30
2le4 FLA. AVE. N.w--3 rooms. kitchen cn
!; rooms. kitchen and bath ..... AZ so
1873 MINTWOOD Pr. NV" rooms. rec.
haII. kit. and bath .-............ $4,000
1859 PARK RID. N-w-s rooms. bath,
porch .................. 500 60
1923 CLIFTON sT. Nw.--6 rooms, LIT.
and bath porch ...--..........S S60.O 90
LAFAYETTE-16o7 9TH ST N.w:-3
rooms. kitchen and bath. S35 90
. rooms and bath. ............. 4i.75
1905 LANIER PL NW-3 rooms. kit, d. a.
bath and porch ......-..........S S75 90
-
1861 GIRARD ST. N.w.-2 rooms. kit. and
iasG ! room Xii. and bath ....... 20 10 .oo
4in 18th ST EE.-New building ready
Nov. LIST containing room. kit and hath
apartments .---..-.... $4,000 to *3@3o
1904 9th ST. NE II room kit. d. q and
bath ......'.. q. .-........ S=1.ou
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1925 18th sT--Corner Varnum st. Excel
lent apt. of two rooms. kitchen and bath
with shower; reception hall: one APT, to OF
er. This Is a corner bldg IN section OF
very'fe apt. houses. Should be seen.
THE ASHLEY. 2O3s 18th ST.--Tcry desir
able apt. of six rooms and bath.
THE wooDBINE. ?7tb AND CATHEDRAL.
AvE.5-In beautiful Woodley Park, oppo-
rooms, Kitchen and bath: apis OF four
rooms, and bath: all outside rooms; splen-
did apis for Army and Navy people.
73o PARK RID. NW-Apts. of two, rooms,
room, breakfast room. Murphy, bed with
dressing room. kitchen and bath
1913 WEBSTER ST. NW.-One-half square
from Soldiers Home. Excellent five-roOm
apis Al outside roc rGoms splendid zee i@sa r%S
dent manager. Apt. g.
rooms, kitchen and bath $50 month also
one apt. of one room kitchen and bath :;
$35 month.
THE .sMITHFIELD. ills 9th ST W. w
S45 month. Porch; newly decorated.
54o6 CONN. AVE.-Three rooms. kitchen.
bath and porch, newly decorated: all out
side rooms.
e15 E ST. N.w-Central downtown-Four
rooms and bath $3.50 and S45 month.
Now being decorated; hot-watcr heat;
janitor service.
3513 18Th ST. N.w.-spIendid location;
New bldg.-Two rooms kitchen. reception
hall and bath. with porch. Corner apis.
All outside rooms. Rents reduced. Newly
decorated.
2535 18th ST. NW.--An excellent bldg,
Onc-half square from Central High School
Apis of exceptionally large rooms. -Four
rooms and bath. S62 80 to $50 month.
THE ROCKLEDGE. 2456 Goth ST. NV
At Biltmore st. overlooking Rock Creek
Park--Apt. of one room. reception hail
and bath: non housekeeping. Two rooms,
kitchen, reception hall, bath: corner apt.
One room. reception hall. kitchen aud
bath: front apt. All newly decorated.
Elevator service. Resident manager
THE BERLIN, IOWA CIRCLE NV
Apts. of three rooms and bath; $40.
DORSTAN HALL, 1890 GEORGIA AVE
In SauIs Addition New bldg. Apis. of
four rooms. bath; pOrches; cedar closets
and shower; S10.50 to SO.
n. l.. SANSBI
14l8 Eye St. NV.
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5435 CONN. AVE N.W.--New building
> rooms. kit. & bath .......... 500 90
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THE ROCkLEDGE,
245O 10Th ST. NV.
At Biltmore St. Overlooking
Rock Creek Park.

Apt OF one room, reception
hall and bath, Notwithstanding.
Two rooms, kitchen, reception
hall, bath. corner apt. One
room. reception hall, kitchen and
bath. front apt. All newly dec
GRATED. Elevator service. Resi-
dent manager.
n. l.. SALISBURY CO.. Inc,
1913 Eye ST.
Main 59O3-4-5.
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1910 CALIFORNIA ST-Convenient to
downtown departments; excellent apts. of
living room. reception hall, dressing room
with Murphy bed, Kitchen and bath;
$3.50 TO $45. Apis. of three rooms
foyer and bath: $50 to sos. Resident
manager on premises.
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THE HI JNTINGTON 2115 14th ST. NV
Most convenient location in the city.
> rooms rec hall and bath ..... S15 100
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Tl9 1lth ST. NW.-Splendid downtown To-
cation. Apt. suitable for business and
rcsIdence-Five rooms and bath INV h.
clCC.' ianitor service.
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1925 nth ST.--Corner Varnum ST. Excel
lent apt. of two rooms. kitchen and bath
with shower; reception hall. One apt. of
three rooms, kitchen and bath with show
er. This is corner bldg. IN section OF
very'few apt. houses. Should be seen.
Evening star., 1926-10-02

y New five-story fireproof building.
having elevator and switchboard service
Ready for occupancy about Nov ISL ,
Apartments of I room and bath to
rooms, kitchen and bath from
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1914 G 81. NV.
Very desirable downtown
apartments. Convenient To-
Government departments.
? rooms. kitchen and bath
$50 to $3.50.
, rooms. kitchen, bath and in
closed porch. SIS to $3.50.
Redecorated throughout. Open.
II. L. RUST COMPANY.
1901 18th st. NV. Main 6S88.
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1877 y ST. N.W.-Four rooms and bath
with or without porch; $50 and $50
nOufb
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ao11oI CONN AYE READY ABOUT
NovEMBER lst-New five-story elevator
buildings; tile baths. built-in hxtures.
. r. kit. rec. h. ( bath. S53.5 TO $4,000
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1861 y. II. AVE. NV. JUST BELOW
DUPONT ClRCLE--t rooms, kitchen
bath and porch .... $40. W
J rooms. kitchen and bath. ........ 5000
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1921 EUCLID ST. NW-One square from
Central HIgh--Four rooms. bath and
porch. $50 and $50.
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643 La. Ave. NV.
MOORE & HILL, INC.
BANCROFT" 800 18th St, NV,
ON-HOCSEKEEPING.
First-class dining room in building.
. rooms and bath $45. 90
3 rooms and bath ............... 81 80
rooms and bath ............. 5000
LEGATION" 543O Conn Ave NV
3 rooms and bath. ..... $4,000 and S62 so
"WESTFIELD." 3i"O r NV.
3 rooms and bath. $3.50. $4,000 & $62 so
1892 s0th ST. NV.
. rooms and bath. $500 and $40 90
NELSON" 1893 Goth St NV.
4 rooms and bath. $50 90 So5 90 & $50 90
CAMBRIDGE, o2i 10th St. NV.
room and bath bachelor ....... $40 90
rooms and bath. .... $4,000 and SO so
2110 10th ST. NV.
Reduced Rentals.
3 rooms and bath, $3.50, $50. S57 so
and S62 80.
S1S 18th ST. NV.
Very attractive studio apartment y
rooms. bath and kitchen cabinet S65.00
25o4 NJ NV.
3 rooms and bath. ............S3 $50 90
roo MOORE HILL, INC, ,,-4
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$3.50 Col. Ave. Near 18th st.
HIGH-CLASS. DELIGHTFUL LOCATION.
4 and rooms. baths: ready for occu-
pancy: reasonable rents. See janitor.
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HAMPTON COURTS. 2ol3 N H. AVE.
N.W.-Elevator and switchboard service
resident manager premises o o.,
:, rooms. kit. rec. hall and bath $50 000
/ room, kit. rec. hall and bath 20 90
/ room, rec. hall and bath ...... 4O.oO
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THE ASHLEY. 2O3S 18th ST--TCry dpsr
able apt of six rooms and bath.
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1924 CONN. AVE.-In Cleveland Park
Apt. Of two rooms. kitchen reception
kitchen, reception hall and bath S75
month.
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] 46S HARVARD ST-Apt of one room
kitchen and bath $40 month.
Evening star., 1926-11-16
Public Utilities

NEW YORK. November 16.-Giving
effect to the merger Of Columbia Gas
and Electric and Ohio Fuel, gross
earnings of the new Columbia system
were announced today for the II
months ended September 80, at SOL
464'13l. For the flrst nine months Of
1925 these earnings were $66. .S5S,2 ,2Os.
The Consolidated balance sheet shows
total assets In excess of $4S3, ,OOO. 900:
current and working assets Of over
$37, 100000. as compared with less
than $20,000,0 900 of current and ac-
crued liabilities: funded debt of $5S,-
080, 900. stock capitalization Of approx
imately $213, 900 900. reserves OF more
than $l20.00O.00 and surplus Of
$36s, ,00O. 900
The merger is the largest transac-
ton Of the kind In the history of the
industry. All the assets of Ohio Fuel
Corporation have been acquired, prac-
tically 98 per cent of the stock Of Ohio
Fuel Co. having been deposited with
the committee, while more than 80
per cent Of the common stock and
more than u per cent of the prefer.
red stock of Columbia Gas and Elec-
trio were acquired by the new cor
poration. For the IL months ended
September 30. in addition to the gross
already stated, total net earnings and
other income we're $34,461427.
Net income applicable to dividends
on stocks Of Columbia Gas and Eleo-
trio Corporation. on the basis that all
shares exchangeable therefore have
been deposited, amounted to $25,s51,-
322. For the nine months ended Sep
tember 80 this figure was $17,332,347.
Annual dividend requirements on s5l.-
S4S shares Of 6 per cent preferred
stock issuable total {5.711,0SS.
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TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
SILVER QU0TATIoas.

NEW YORK, November rs CF.--
Bar silver. 55as :3AIsxican dollars. AN.
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Hourly Sales ON -. Il. Marh0.
,,.~ A1o.SOO II n. $4,000
1nm. sO6.S0O 2p.m. 1.0s7. 800
Paid this year-uo regular rate.
S-i0E IN common stock payable 2 v q
-Plua 6T in stock.
H-PNynble when earned
E-3ayAble in cash or STOCK.
E-Plue n 20 in stock.
&Sins l,6o share n. r. in n :sos13 .nsa3., .,o.s
f-riue - in stock.
t-biue 2T in stock.
K-Fsyable i/4O Of . share quarterly in
Class stock.
N-plus $50 snare N stock.
Dividend rates as given In the above table
are the annual cash pigments based on the
iateet quarterly or half yearly declarations
unless otherwise noted. extra or special divi.
den9e are not included
sbis IN. IN quarterly. 0tPlus . ss in stock
Guarterly.,
Evening star., 1926-11-16
WHEAT HAS SETBACK
ON HEAVIER SELLING
Buenos Aires Market Unaffected by
Reported Rains and Chicago
Has Reaction.
Ry the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. November l6.--Wheat
prices underwent a late setback here
today as A result of selling out on the
part Of operators who earlier had pur-
chased because of reported rains in
the harvest districts of Argentine. The
fact that the BuenoS Aires market
was unaffected by the aims tended to
make traders here skeptical as to any
damage. Weakness of the Winnipeg g
wheat market counted also as bear
iSh influence here. Wheat closed un-
settled. l4alhs net lower. corn at $
ala advance: oats. isaas down and
provisions varying from 10 cents
decline to a rise of =" cents.
According to some adVices current
here the sharp unlocked for setback in
Liverpool wheat prices today was due
TO bear operators anticipating deliver
les OF much tough No. Canadian
wheat at Liverpool. Doubt. however
was expressed as to whether such de
liveries could be effected and il was
pointed out that future contracts at
Liverpool were We'll below values of
wheat from Argentina.
An upward swing at times in the
corn market was explained as more
ar less the result of attention to the
material reduction of the yield OF corn
in the leading surplus States. as com
pared with last year In this connec.
tion leading authorities voiced a belief
that the market had reached point
where the matter of future conditions
sal.a fotncodonnp
Evening star., 1926-11-16
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Daniel Willard. president Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. reported
at the stockholders" annual meeting
Yesterday that it is the intention to
carry out future financing with stock
rather than by further bond issues. To
keep the road abreast of the times it
has been found necessary to expend
about $20,000.000 a year, and the road
has something over $100, 900. 900 of
refunding and general mortgage bonds
with which to meet such require
ments. President Willard has been
unwilling to increase the funded obi.
cations and during the past year has
avoided putting more bonds, except
equipment trusts, which are paid for
over limited number of years.
Whatever new financing is needed
therefore. after the payment Of divi-
dends and which cannot be covered by
the roads earnings. will be taken care
OF by additional stock. perhaps with
an enlarged dividend basis, Mr.. VIII
lard asserted.
Newton d. Baker was again elected
a director. The others are Delos w.
Cooke, John J. Cornwell. Robert Gar
ron. Frederick III. Rawson, Henry Rub.
lender, George NJ. Shriver. John F..
Stevens. Paul NJ. Warburg and Joseph
E. Widener. There were 4,1S6 stock
holders represented in person or by
proxies. about 40, representing the
larger individual interests, being pres
ent. The annual report was approved.
Varied Trading on Exchange.
Trading covered quite a wide range
OF issues on the Washington Stock
Exchange today. Capital Traction
maintained its recent price Of 104
when. 46 shares changed hands. Pc.
tomac Electric Power preferred came
out at 10711, Washington Gas Light
sold at q and IL shares OF Columbia
Title Insurance Co. went at 10. Twen-
ty-three shares OF Railway and Elec-
trio preferred moved at 91H, while
10 shares OF Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank stock sold at 285.
Both type stocks appeared on the
board. 43 shares of I4anston selling
at 80 and 80 shares Of Mergenthaler
at 106. Just one bond sale was
recorded during the session, Wash
ington Gas 6s priced at 1912 for a
5000 bond.
Secretary G.. j. Gockeler announced
that the annual meeting OF the ex-
change will follow the regular trading
session tomorrow. A president to sue
ceed the late John l.. Edwards. the
other officers and members Of the
board of governors are to he elected.
George. B. Chapman, resident part
Evening star., 1926-11-16
BUYING CONFIDENT
IN BOND MARKET
Prices Undisturbed by Tenn
porary Fluctuations in
Money.
BY GEORGE r. HUGHES.
Special Dispatch to The Star

NEW YORK. November 10 Buy
ing of bonds went on confidently TO
day. undisturbed by temporary fuctu.
atiOns in money.
Sentiment was helped by the an
nOuncement of the Standard Oil Of
New Jerseys financing. and the new 5
per cent -debenture bonds which it is
proposed TO issue as part of the plan
Tor raising funds to retire the Pre-
ferred stock were in active dema nd on
when-issued basis. They started in
today at 1oOia bid. AT the same l.me
sOned issues.
In the United States Government
list Treasury Alas touched 109 for the
first time in history, while corporate
bonds OF the class of New York Gas.
Electric Light. Heat and Power pur-
chase money IA and Illinois Central
joint 6s sold at approximately their
best figures
The firmness Of the market was all
the more rema arkabla because Thc
statement OF the member banks of the
Federal Reserve System given out
today showed a drop in total :nves,
ments, losses being recorded roth in
United States securities and in other
bonds.
Foreign bonds moved forward again
also hut not so uniformly. Poland SIS
the highest yielding of the active
Issues. made 'another new high for
the year repeating their accomplish.
ment of the day before. Active buy
ing developed in CZechoslavak 7l7s
carrying the price above Jos and the
Belgian 711s above Ill and only y
shade below the best previous price
this year. This is the issue which is
callable at l15 and so has more specu
lative attraction. French IS were firm
above S6. Belgian as of both maturi-
ties. held their ground and Kingdom
OF Italy IS moved ahead at one time
for half point gain. Investment
buying showed itself i'm the lower
coupon issues of the Sea ndinavian
countries. Norway 512s were In espe
cially good demand.
Fea lures in the domestic industrial
group were Andes mining IS which
were very strong above lO7 and Man
haitian Railway Is which led the locai
| fractions. New York State RAILWAY
4i2s and 6ks held their recent gains
Among the Junior rails Denver and
Rio Ora nde Western rs and st. Louis
most prominent. In bonds of bette
grade Florida Fast Coast So and
Missouri Pacific 5s Of 1865 were wei
bought.
Stimulated by the active bidding fn,
the new Standard Oil Of New Jerse'
debentures. bonds Of other Standai
OH companies advanced in the afte!
noon. General Petroleum 5s crosse
lol for the first time on this muv.
ment and Atlantic Refining 5s wer
fractionally higher.
Elsewhere In the market prices he't
firm at the best of the day Antil
Sugar Z rs had a brisk run up frol
S1l2 to 80 on single string of trans
actions. In the foreign list Depar'
ment of AntioQuia as. series A. mad.
new high. There was active buvin
of the bonds OF the independent ste.
companies. including Republic Iro
and Steel ai2s and Midvale Steel
Evening star., 1926-11-16
TRADING IS QUIET
=. IN STOCK MARKET
Narrowness of Dealings Is
Disclosed in Fluctuations
of Shares Today.
By STUART r. WEST.

NEW YORK. November l6.--Trans
actions on the Stock Excha nge today
were somewhat larger than the da>
before. But measured by recent stand
ards the market was almost dull. II
was quiet in point of the business
volume and II was quiet in point oi
the price movement.
Stocks were strong for an hour OF
20. but when il was seen that the ad
vance was getting nowhere. vas at
tracing no outside following. traders
were inclined TO sell. The selling was
not sufficient to bring about much OF
q reaction, but it was enough to dis
close again the narrowneSs OF the
market.
United States Steel got up to the
highest it has sold in some time when
il crossed 1873 Above this figure the
stock was more freely supplied.
Crucible Steel. on scarcely any trad
ing. gained a point and a half. Other
Independent steel stocks like Bethle-
hem and Sloss- Sheffield. were higher.
Motor shares continued to reflect,
as they have been for several days.
the view that Wall Street had gone
too far in its doubts about these
stocks owing to the fact that the
automobile industry was having its
seasonal reaction. The Pierce.Ar
report for the third quarter revealed
considerable falling off. Net income
was down TO $l16,241 against $405,771
in the same period las, year. But the
PierceArrOw stocks were not affected.
on the contrary, the common at one
time was above 90. Reports Of new
interests buying into the stock were
again circulated.
kennecott Copper in further re-
sponse 10 the dividend increase made
"a new high for the year above 64
Nevada Consolidated was up slightly
and Greene-Ca nanea held a good part
of the gain of yesterday. There were
no developments in the copper trade,
but the Street feels that despite the re-
luctance Of copper metal to go up the
position of copper producers is better
than it was a year ago and much bet.
ter than il was in the years just be-
fore 1925.
American Can was quite a feature.
advancing nearly points on large
turnover. This upturn was described
as bringing the can shares more into
line with other leaders.
AS it became known that the Stand
ard Oil retirement plan did not go into
effect until March Is, the preferred
shares jumped nearly a point. They
were selling at or above III as against
the call figure of lis, the difference of
course, being due to the calcula tions
regarding the dividend.
Shares of companies, representing
the retail trade were. some of them.
strong, including kresge, Gotham
Hosiery. Gimbel Brothers. Vivaudou.
which made a new high for the year,
and Julius kayser.
Evening star., 1926-11-16
New Bond Issues

NEW YORK. November l6.-Offe
ing was made today Of a new is<
of $2.500,0O0 in first mortgage -
series A bonds of the Midwest g..
Company. The bonds mature Noveu.
Der j. 1886, and are priced at so,
The syndicate marketing the issue
headed by q. r.. Barrett & Co. am
Frederick Pierce & 60. The Midwee
Gas Company was orga nized T..
acquire the business and properties "t
the Oklahoma Service Company. tn.
Williams Gas Company, the Indus
trial Fuel Corporation and sewers,
other compa MES supplying natura
gas in Oklahoma and Kansas. III.
holder of each 81 .00O bond land s5Uo
bonds in prOportiom will be entitle,.
to purchase. up to and includin,
November /. 1886. rega rdless of pri,.
call or redemption. 10 shares OF tn.
no par common stock: up to and IN
Guiding December 81, 1929. at SIS pe
share, and thereafter at a price IN
creasing $3.50 per share per cslenda =
year.
A. NJ. Lamport & Co. Inc: r. i
Lisman Co. and the Guardian :.
curities Go. announce the sale of
new issue OF $750,OOO i'm first close
mortgage per cent bonds OF ~.
Brazos River Gas 60. The bonds \
priced at 99s4 to yield about 7.o5 n.
cert and mature October /, 1881.
A new issue of s450.000 Freepor
IN. " 40 per cent bonds was offct
ed by the Guardian Detroit Co. In,
and Ames. Emerich & Co The bonds
which mature $4,000 annually, a..
offered at prices to yield 40 per cen,
for the 1931-1945 maturity and 81.
per cent for the 1946.196O maturttie
Evening star., 1926-11-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. November 1s CP.-
Foreign exchanges firm. Quotations
lin cents): Great Britain-Deman.l
4s4a: cables, 4S57s; 60-day bills on
banks. 4S0Hz. France-Demand. 335:
cables. 3.36. Italy-Demand, 4.15; ca
bles, 4.16.
Demand-Belgitim. 1898: Germa ny.
23I4h; Holland. 1927: Norway, 1878.
sweden. 26.61: Denmark. 1852; Swift
zerland. 19.2s'4: Spain. I5.23; Greece
l.23iz Poland. l1.62h; Czechoslo.
vakia. 2.96: Jugoslavia. 1.76& Aus.
tria. 14.12h: Rumania. .55k; Arren.
tina. .4o.ssk: Brazil. l3.121z: Toxic.
$3.50: Shanghai. se.75; Montreal.
10o.1SN.
Evening star., 1926-11-16
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
SHORT-TERM SECURITIES.

tReported pv j. W Seilsman Il Coz
MOON.
Bid Offer
Adirond p g. l.. c. SIS 1929. log. In3i i,
Alum Co. OF Amer. IS 1888 l05a. 100
Am. Tel & Tel. Co Is 1923. cas- QsI,
Anaconda Copper 6s 1929. l02is log n
Associated Oh 6s 1898 .... l021s l03
Baltimore Ohio 6s 1929. l0@'S lob y
Bell Tel. of Canada SIS 1883. 1901, lon's
Can Nor Ry Co. Avs 1898. OK as
Central of Georgia 6s 1929 1925 I0cs
chi Mil & ST. Paul rs 1894 l03a. lu4 !
City of Lyon 6s 1884. 9lIs Ola
Coiumb. G. & E, st Ss 1927 a9Ts 100 n
Continental G & E. 5s 1927 100 1907
GOODYEAR r. & r. 5s 1928. q9'. g. :
Great Northern - 1885. lI3sx lI3A
Gulf Oil. c. Pa. 5izs 1925 1905 l00Is
Hershey Choc. Co, us 1910 1ol = i0o /.
Humble OIL 5 rs 1882 10la lO2 !.
Mas Gas Co 5ias 1886. 1925 lO3
Morris Il Co : LIS 1880. I6a n lo3
4 r Airbrake l st 6s 1928. log 1o2 =
New York Tel 6s 1874 lQSsS 1nSst
Dragon short Line 4s 1929. asL as q.
Penna r. r. A 1881 ...... Q1at 9.A
Pure OIL Co az 1888 i03i4 l03ss
sinclsir c. OIL P. c. 6s 1898 i0Q& lo1
Sou psc r. R. C. 4s 1929. Qst QSa
sid on of y Y. Siss 1898. 1oSs lQsE
swift q Co. 5s 1882. ... etT esq
Union -0ai Of Calf. So 1895 ee esB
Evening star., 1926-11-16
EXPORTS ARE SMALLER.

BALTIMORE. November .'i6-Ex-
ports through the port OF Baltimore
last week showed a loss sinf over
81, 500, 900, compared with sshe pre-.
vious week, according TO thh weekly
report OF the collector of .custons.
Imports, on the other hand, ehcrea sed
$17.503, totaling $2,423.99S. hf which
1,425,064 was admitted d1,y free.
Exports amounted to 1855. l93.
Evening star., 1926-11-16
POT0TO MARKET DULL.

CHICAGO. November Is CP).
Potatoes 145 cars; on ira OK
469 cars: total l.. s. shipments. 63a
cars: trading very light market dun.
Wisconsin. sacked. round whites. . 25a
2.45; occa sional sales, shade higher.
Minnesota. sacked. round whites.
2.25a2.35: Idaho, sacked Russets,
275a3 90.
Evening star., 1926-11-16
CALL MONEY FIRM.

NEW YORK, November Is LP)--
can money firm. all loans. ); closing
hid. s. Time loans firm; mixed collat-
eral 6O-90 days. a.. 4-6 months. 4s4
prime mercantile paper, 4l.a4ia