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NOTICE or, EXAMINATIoN.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN.
IrNTTGTTAT. OPPORTUNITY

4 80 year-old two-mlli0n dollar manufac-
tucr is offering a brand new product 10
e.u rienced commission salesman
Restaurants confectionery stores, road
ho,isps clubs theaters. dance halls and
many others are our customers. Advertis-
nFhed.
our high men in New York earned 81 .644
in September This is an exceptional op.
furtunity to make money. Our product
earns an IS 96 cash profit for the merchant.
IL is sold on very liberal terms.
Specially statesmen accustomed 20 earn
fng between 80 600 and $4,000 and who
lave had experience selling cash registers,
fountains store equipment or similar lines
vii be given preference.
Phone Pennsylvania 1871 for appointment:
Write Mr. Owen EnnaB. 41B Salmon
-JNeI. IL West 42Dd sty New York City.
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if:aR5 NPf i4th :, s NaTtS's cirar and Magazine
l5ih and sts--J 8 clemence.
200l Georgia ave.--F E Lampkin's Phar-
s9SSyS Tin lin -SoInaoSs: As. sS.4ssH sin Co,
14th and Buchanan sts.--Hohoerger's Phar'
l4th s. and Colorado sva.-oDonnelIs E
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CiEaF I,,l,s and News shop R,,,.o ,,,-,, .vorcv
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2uG and Mass sye.--Phillins' Pharmacy
lst and K sts-Duncan's Pharmacy.
eth and s.--Goldenberg' 'tiule clerk s
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ss aye and GPshqE E tPstSor.n Pharmacy
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1901 L st.-Morse Pharmacy
1905 Mass, ave.--Dunont Fharma"y. O.
18th and Fla eve; ;--Bernstein's DrpE Store.
North Capitol st, and R. I. ave.-Parber's
17a2 Ia, ave-. Louis Kri"k.
3Ist and . sts.-Qutgley.s Pharmacy.
3ii5 e conn o avsTs rs Se%ssand rdar'S'S
3532 Conn ave.-Monterev Pharmacy.
Wisconsin, ave and Macomb st.-Harrv
42ji Wisconsin ave.-Morgan Bros
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2o.h s.. and R. | ave.-Collins' Pharmacy
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PIANOS-We are Offerlng SPECIAL reduCtlons
on new and used grands and uprights:
grands as low az S375: used uprights from
S65 up: grands and uprights for rent: pianos
taken III exchange on YictrOas: pianos
packed. shipped and moved Hugo Worch.
ITO G. Est 1879
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CHAIRS, bedroom suites. curtain rods, gas
heaters. gas ranges. electric dome. and fur
nlture of every description. must be sold
Immediately. 3l4 Indiana ave. NV. i6'
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BIIGLLES. al new NUOkes. fuIIy guar1n-
Iccd Emblem. StS.4A: ver-Johnsun. Sl9.14:
Rollfast. SI345 girls juvenile. Sll .9S; ;
sidewalk bike 50 %. Open evenings. 2IGl
18th II Col
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Observation-Disclosures

COMMERCIAL REALTY Co,
1905 X st NV Franklin Gl2'
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COAT Knight Templar; hat and equipment.
$40: one Shelton electric dryer. ; ~. one
manicure display table SIS: one electric
vibrator. 50: al good o. new. Adams "61t.
COAT; black: squirrel collar and cuffs ex-
Evening star., 1927-10-15

REFRIGE ORATOR. so pounds enamel lined
50. l16 shepherd St. Chevy Chase. Nd.
| REFRIGERATORS----New and. second-hand
| for all purposes. MeCfay Refrigerator CO..
| S22 18th st. NV.
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| ANTIQUES Knechoic desk Chippendale
! eahriole leg table other pieces. Alexandra
! SO9-W. 49,
! ANTIQT ES-SOfa. corner cupboard. chairs.
| nhln hlyhhnA- NLN LnnLnra POT.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Amy complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000, Branch 115.
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

I MANUFACTURTNG SITE. ceIftrsiiy lo1aVe1
| Lot 246 #. by $50 IT.. So OS9 50. #. I'm.
proved by concrete, building 4SxS0 #. Large
of1ce building and warerOom and small
dwellinE. house; r.r. siding TO this property.
Wonid be an ideal place. for any kind OF
plenty of room. Priced right for quick sale.
| A: 8. DONIPHAN & SON 101 Y. Col st.,
Alexandria. Va. Phone Alex $40
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GOVERNMENT OFFICE FURNITURE
Slightly used and reeonditioned Desks.
tables chairs, file cabinets. bookcases and
bookshelves. lockers. safes stationery cabi-
nets. rugs. etc Everything to complete your
Office at tremendous saving.
Used Furntures Dept
II. BAUM g. SON. 616 E st. NV
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1905 New York Ave. Main 1I45. L
SALES ENGINEER.

Young man to represent us in Washington
for the sale and installation of insulating
and flooring materials. Must be conVersant
with building construction. blue prints. etc.
and should also be acquainted with Wash
ngton architects and engineers. Reply TO
John r. Livezey. 526 st. Paul St. Baltimore.
Md. giving age. experience. references, etc
Evening star., 1927-10-15
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

KEYS DUPLICATED while you wait. @5c:
locks and firearms repqired: shears sharp
ened. Groces. lth and e
?oq Wait Targer Ts q Clark. G'' neW aGs sddress dress
1921 z New York ave. NV. Fr. 30O5.
KEYS !'I3 MADE for autos lust give lock NUN
si7 @31 Y4fh 2th sqsTantaeG becaar s77 THYME ho'''A
PAlNTINGLHI2use painting. interior aud
prices. Paul Serene. IS n s'.n,v Il. lGis7
PAPERING WHOLE HOUSE. S45 and up:
: rooms and 2-story. hall, quick service:
Fall prices: also painting. Ad. 1926.
PAPPERHAANGING: PEE A., painting. metal ceilings
plumbing. porches built ali kinds OF frame
and brick work; best quality and workman
ments. Capital Home Improvement Co 643
+ st: NV. Phone Potomac 614S. To-
PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING-See VIM
painting. $40 9th NV. Fr. 6754
PAPERING, PAINTING--Rooms pointed UP
ana am ppapeTed pnt;1 with & &noyehr9me rome paper SEQ
9 dnseason az rG%ss' erms Ge' te
& Co. 4s09 Georgia ave: Col 346.
PAPERING. painting. Dlastering So and up:
work. n. Pumps 1927 ca. ave Adj 66s4
Hp: <. i. George s5S4 iPitSS' st. t. DIV n'S'
PlANO TUNING. 50. We specialize in gem
eral piano repairs and rebuilding. Get our
estimate. Prices reasonable, Skilled me-
chanics. Work guaranteed Sanderson
Schaetter Co; 044 II st. ne. Line. 1887,
ROOF REPAIRING PAINTING. guttering.
spoutinR. furnaces repaired and cleaned: rca-
sOnabie prices. Col. 1917 day or night
AJAX Roo1ng and Heating Co. 1889 Kal. rd.
ROOFlNG--We have the only permanent
metal roof within reason at new low prices
cannot rust; no paint; no upkeep: lasts for
fger Gs Co neT T9r t and rePairs Asbestos Roof
WEATHER STRIPPING-SpeciaI prices for
10 days guaranteed for life Of building
terms let US estimate: Adams. 1875. Acme
-hetal weather strip Co.. manufacturers and
lIlstallers OF protector strips.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES - Good
quality opaque shades fitted TO your win.
Cows. S5c: the best quality OF opaque shades,
n 10: hung eree. We win call with sampiee
kleeblatt. l1th and II sts. D o. Line a1A
Evening star., 1927-10-15

STOVE. double heater (coaD . for . or more
rooms. 1874 11th ct. NV. Col. 1876
SUIT. OVERCOAT AND PAIR OF SHOES.
new. for boy II years old. Call Franklin
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! FL RNlTU RE--Dnng room suite s pieces
! beautiful dark oak: Chiffonicr rocker and
! chair. oak brass bed, =. l440 W St.
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FCRNITr TrRE-GolG-leaf table. easel. chairs.
china closet. sdcbOard. bed. gas burners.
50O7 l4th St. Monday. II to 3. l6'
l2th ST 1He
Evening star., 1927-10-15

LATROBE. Inaugural No. g Alpine canopy
range. 3-burner gas range: all are in first
class condition. Apply 1926 Potomac ave.
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FtRNIIJ RE-LIving room. dining room
and bedroom suites. also other furnishings
practically new. no reasonable offer refused.
! leaving town. 1905 9th St NV II"
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| OAK DINING ROOM SET. o pieces; SPLEEN
| did condition: cheap: no dealers. Adams
/ HI l6S
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DISPLAY CASES. sutab.- for retail store
: glaSs-iuc'oacd column cases several large
wall c1sas: will sell at real sacrifice.
Bccker's 1919 r st.
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HELP-MALE.
CAN YOU FILL A
CS OOO A NEAp IOP ;

We have several experienced statesmen who
are making this amount and more right now.
Your income in real estate selling is limited
only by your ability and your capacity for
hard conscientious work. experienced and
capable statesmen often earn more than
81 200 as a months commissions in our
office Learn this most interesting and profit
able business and earn while learning: free
instruction and training given beginners.
Call at 1405 New. York ave. and ask for
sales manager. Fall campaign now starting
in Greenway Downs. washington's fastest
selling subdivision,
RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,
1905 New York Ave. Main 1I45. 17s
d ii u E\rCIAI L I'd
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/ HOME IMPROVEMENTS of any kind: free
] estimates: | TO years to pay: no down
payrhents. Realty Imp. Co. Lincoln b532.
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CHAIRS, three. upholstered. mahogany;
large couch. sanitary cot. No Sunday calls.
IOlU MassachMsetts ave. NJ.
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ELECTRIC FIXTURES new. / TO 3 hghts.
. for rooms $50 installed rooms. : halls
! cellar. bath. wired complete. : 80 work guar
nntnpd. farms Il fnsirnA So
Evening star., 1927-10-15

FUR COAT. Hudson seal natural sl.j,nk col
1917. i6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
Commodity News

NEW ORLEANS, August 81
Southern Pine mills in the last week
booked orders for 51,959,000 feet.
shipped 50,447 900 feet, produced 49,
383, 900 feet and have untitled orders
for 1888, 900 feet. New orders and
shipments were lower by fraction OF
/ per cent as compared with the pre-.
ceding week and production increased
a, fraction.
ATLANTA.-Atlan retailers report
extensive purchases by high school and
college students preparatory to the
Fall term, which starts within fort
night. Sporting goods dealers also are
profiting by the approach of the school
season.
BOSTON.-The New England crop
reporting service estimates the coun-
try's 1927 cranberry crop at $4,000
barrels, compared with TAI 900 barrels
in 1925. The Massachusetts, crop Is
expected to total $4,000 barrels and
the Jersey crop 10000 barrels.
DETRoIT.-Certified seed will be
distributed and results of the potato
growing venture begun last March
will be observed in the potato tour"
of southeastern Michigan, which starts
this week. In the campaign now clos
ing 5000 bushels of certified seed po'
tatoes were distributed among 600
farmers.
YOUNGSTOWN. The expected
Frightening up in the Mahoning VAL
ley steel industry has failed to ma
terialize as yet. While steel ingot and
pipe output will be slightly improved
this week, sheet mill operations are
around the low levels Of the year
Fifty.seven sheet mills and 80 open
hearths are operating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, August 81 H Omitted
States Department of Agricultural
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; active;
generally 10 to Is higher; top, 1920;
numerous sales at that price; bulk
good and choice, 100 to 200 pounds,
IO.50a1O.S5; 220 to ESQ pounds, 10.10a
1915: $50 to 300 pounds, 9.60a10.25; 80
to 365 pounds, 9.20a9.50; most packing
sows. 8.25aS.60; best lightweight, S.75a
$50; pigs, largely S.00a9.00; strong
weights up to 9.75 or better.
Cattle-Receipts. 10000 head; well
conditioned, fed steers strong to 20
higher; native and Western grassers,
weak to Is lower; fed steers scarce;
she stock more active; strong to a
shade higher; bulls and vealers steady;
best mediumweight fed steers. 14.50;
yearlings, 1878; heavies, 400; early
sales of Western grass steers, largely
S.75a950; bulk Of vealers, 14.O0a14.60;
calves so lower: largely S.00a9.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head; fat
lambs fairly active; 10 to 20 higher
than yesterday: sorting on native Of
ferings considered; bulk Of native
lambs, 13.25a1350; best held around
1875; best load lots down to 1915 and
below; heavy buck lambs around 1900;
culls, 9.00a950; few at 1000; bulk Of
range lambs eligible at 13.50a13.85;
choice held above 400; sheep steady;
bulk of fat ewes, 5.50a6.50: four dou.
bles of choice 120-pound Montana
wethers, $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
WHEAT HAS RALLIES
FROM EARLY LOWS
Unexpected Weakness at Liverpool
Offset by News Of Frost Dam.
age in Canada.
By the Associated Press.

6y tno AsSOclateu Eres5.
CHICAGO, August 31.-Influenced
by unexpected weakness Of Liverpool.
wheat prices here averaged lower in
the early dealings today. Rallies de.
veloped, though, in connection with re-
ports that frost damage in Canada
had been severe over large sections.
Opening at u to 1 cen. decline, wheat
subsequently recovered most Of the
loss. Corn was weak. starting % to
Ia off, and later holding near the
initial range. Oats were relatively
firm. Provisions tended to sag.
Associated with unlooked-for declines
In wheat quotations at Liverpool to.
day were British estimates that world
import requirements this season
would be 74S,000, 900 bushels, against
792, 100000 bushels takens last year.
On the other hand, the exportable
surplus for all countries this year
was estimated at 852 1000 900 bushels.
compared with COZ. O00. 900 bushels last
season.
Leading crop experts sent dispatches
today that frost damage in Canada Is
becoming more fully apparent as
wheat reaches maturity. and that from
Saskatoon to Davidson, Saskatchewan
thousands of acres of lowlands will
not pay to harvest. In some districts.
too, the combined damage by frost and
rust is reported as amounting to fully
so per cent One authority, telegraph
ing from Neudorf, reported not hav.
ing seen normal crop In Is miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
New Bond Issues

NEW YORK, August 81 Especially.
Formal offering is being made to-
day by Halsey, Stuart & Co.. Inc;
Edward Lowber Stokes & Co. an |
Hambleton & Co. of the $17,000.000
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Co. per cent collateral
gold note participation certif1cates)
maturing March 1, 1880. The certifi-
Gates are priced to yield 4:5o per
cent to March l, 1928. the first calla7
BILE date, and per cent thereafter:
A banking group comprised Of Otis
& Co., Bonbright & Co., Inc; Harris,
Forbes & Co., Continental g. Com
merciai Co. and j. G.. White & Co..
Inc, offers today an issue of $12,-
100000 Iowa Nebraska Light &
Power CO. first lien and refunding
mortgage per cent gold bonds,
series "a" due May /, 1857, priced
at 96k to yield over $50 per cent.
A new issue of $1,OoO,oOO Province
of Hanover Estate of Prussia. Ger
many, Harz Water Works loan, first
series per cent bonds, Is being
marketed today by Lee, Higginson
.& Co.. at 95. to yield about SIS per
cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
.SPEC|A[T|ES GAIN
+. ON CURB EXCHANGE
Amoskeag Shares 0utstand'
ing Feature of Day-Gen-
eraI List Is Sluggish.
BY WILLIAM #. HEFFERNAN.
pecial Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, August 81. - Opera
tons on the Curb Exchange today
differed little from those which have
characterized trading for the last two
months. The usual daily new high
records were marked up in specialties
selected for leadership. but failure OF
strength in these issues to commune.
cate itself to the main body of stocks
was causing increasing concern. 1t
was con ended that If the leaders were
moving forward because of the pre-.
vaihng ease in money and favorable
business conditions, the natural sequel
would be for the main body Of stocks
to share in the improvement.
The outstanding feature today was
the spectacular buying of Amoskeag
Manufacturing shares. Following the
20-point rise yesterday. the price was
bid up points, when 1t changed
hands at 81. Ordinarily an inactive
attention. but it was evident that the
buying was for some special reason.
Bankers identified with the company
were advising the holding of commit
ments made some time ago on the
long side when the stock was at con.
siderably lower levels and the outlook
for the company was not as encour-
aging.
Amoskeag is known to have val.
liable water-power properties, and it
has been rumored that du Pont in.
terests were seeking control. These
reports, however. have been denied.
The company Is one of the largest
manufacturers Of cotton goods. and
its sales are reported to be running
considerably ahead of a year ago,
but it was evident that something
other than an improved outlook was
back Of the current strength.
Next In Importance was the spec
tacular rise in the new 81 900. 900 is.
sue of Kemsley. Millbourn & Co., Inc,
Ltd, 8 per cent sinking fund con.
vertible debenture bonds, admitted to
trading today. The bonds were offered
for public subscription at 99h They
We're selling shortly after their ad-
mittance to trading ut 115. The sud
den realization of the value Of the
conversion privilege was commonly
given as the reason for the strength
New high records were established
by Royal Baking Powder up 5 points
to 301; Celanez Corporation, new.
almost 3; Melville common. up more
than points: Metropolitan and Toe
stores of all classes and Newmont
Mining. up more than a point.
Oils and public utilities fluctuated
erratically over a comparatively mar
row range.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
FRENCH LIST RISES
IN BOND MARKET
Third Avenue Adjustments
Drop-0ther Foreign Issues
Are Stimulated.
BY CHARLES F. SPEARE.
cial Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, August 31.-The two
features of the bond market today
were the break in Third Avenue adj
justments and the rise in all French
issues to the highest level in their
history.
The weakness in traction bonds
was due to failure to increase the
interest payment over the old rate
and the publication of quite unsatis-
factory figures of earnings. These
bonds were bid up to sc last month
on very confident reports that the
fun 5 per cent interest would be
paid. There was a large public
speculation in them at that time.
Today they broke below so. although
rallying later about 2 points. The
action of these bonds have little
effect on other local fractions.
French Bonds Advance.
Semi official reports from Wash
.ngton that the French government
:. t,Ianning to retire not only its 8
per cent. but it's per cent bonds
caused a rise in the issues when
NAV be redeemed, and sent all OF
the other French government
municipal and railroad bonds mat
ere still under their call figures
higher than they have ever oeeh
before.
The demand for the and per
cent French issues came from moss
who wanted short-term paper, ana
they were willing to pay premium
of between IA and 1h points over
the call prices in order to OBTAIN
them. Very fancy prices are being
paid for the few short maturities
available. an instance in point being
the Chesapeake & Ohio ANS, which
mature February, 1880. and were to-
day quoted at 1909. a yield OF less
than APO per cent. Baltimore & Ohio
AVS, due 1893, crossed par.
The strength in French descriptions
stimulated buying in Belgians. ltal-
ians. South Americans, the Peruvians
at new high prices. and the numerous
Argentine 6 per cent issues. French
Is at one time sold above German Is.
Poor Earnings Reflected.
In the rail market the heavy selling
of Florida East Coast Line 5s at a
point below their recent price reflect.
ed the lines extremely poor earnings
in July and for the seven months OF
the year. For the longer period net
revenues were IS per cent less than
those of last year. Another movement
based on poor earnings was in the
Denver Rio Grande Western IS, which
went below IS. and for which there is
little prospect of interest payment
this year. United States Government
3%s for the first time touched 101.
Industrials and public utilities were
irregular. Lorillard new 51as sold
below their issue price, Cuba Sugar
IS were at the highest in some
months. international Telephone 5hs
stood up around their previous high
record, United States Rubber SIS were
slightly better and International
Paper IS were lower. Dodge IS broke
to the lowest price in several weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
EARNINGS ARE LARGER.

NEW YORK, August 81 Rl.-Net
earnings Of Engineers Public Service
Co. for the year ended July 81 were
$10.952,406 an increase Of $1.310,010
over the previous IL months. Balance
for reserves and common dividends
was $3.50 ,940. a gain Of $951.307. Car.
olina Power & Light had balance Of
saga ,236 for the year ended July 81,
an increase Of $555,249 over the year
before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
STEEL QUOTATIONS..

NEW YORK, August 81 CD.-Pitts.
ourgh dispatches say the price of $33
On steel billets and slabs in the semi
finished market appears to be the
minimum obtained. Mills are firmer
in their attitude for small sizes. seek.
ing $34 and even $35. Wire rods are on
s42 contracts, but producers are dis
Inclined TO take further orders at that
figure and want $43
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
PLANS NEW PRODUCT.

NEW YORK. August 81 R,.-In.
ternational Paper Co. is making prep
arations. at its plant in South Glens
Falls, N. Y, to produce indicated
tissue to be used in hospitals and re-
tailed by drug stores. Initial produc.
ton Is expected to begin in about a
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION.

NEW YORK, August 81 LR.-The
consolidated statement of Electric Re-
frigeration Corporation as of June 30,
giving effect to the sale of new stock,
shows total assets of $14,777,923 and
current liabilities of $6,777,S51. Capt.
tai and surplus represented by 1,OO1,-
POI shares of stock, no par, was $15,-
767.64S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-31
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
a. 1852 Ss o so s. 100 :sooo a. ic zee
SS E "a e. !. I. 49, at 1906 $1,000
Barber & Ross eh.-s1. 900 at 90. 81 900
Cap. Traction-3 at 1ob, 10 at los.
Pot. Elec. pfd. 6s--10 at 1884,:
1oa. i75 at i02. 100 at ioak.
Wash. Gas Lt.-20 at II. 20 at II. 70
Wash R. & E. pfd-10 at 81 81. 10 at
Oily. 4 at 9Ia. 10 at OK.
Com'l Natl Co. pfd.--6 at 104.
Lanston Mon.--10 at 100.
AFTER CALL.
= Ha;h p 4 rsf. 81 5;.Mpissl.o6S a. a. Y YdbE
Merch ri TIT. & stgel pfd-io q attoJ02%.
Wash. Gas Lt.--20 at II.
Money--call loans. and 6 per cent.