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Evening star., 1948-08-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY store
tor sale or suolsase' Saii sH 1850; EYES M
BARBER SHOP for sale, located in shop
ping. center, CentreVille, Va; 20 mi. D
SILVER sPRlSG 'OT ARIA tearoom, /
Somple;ely eauinped Kitchen lss floor. 3 s
bsmt. with 3 complete rms; ! 'e acres
of eround. Priced TO sell lmme liate:y For
Information call ALLNUTT & MAUST'
SiIdaBoKHoob 3aia i bG 5niSSb PooLkooM k S tables
complete; same location for Il years
oTn9r E ,Ha,inT city. Cal sH si9s ~
business. $4,000 weekly; seats l65; all new,
modern equipment; too large for one per
son; will consider responsible partner OF
,sll outrisht; priced j., right With With terms writ,
PHARMACIST - Opportunity that comes
new Store, ideal for two pharmacists; store
well established and plenty for two; sub.
stantial cash needed. Replies confidential
DRuGSToRE. cclored neishborhood shop
ping center. erowing rapidly; low dowr
payment, terms; Box 24o-R' star: .s..,
partnership or an interest in old-estab
lished general insurance agency; expert.
sSgpE AND STORE
location. NV: stock, fixtures and complete
tailor shop; priced for quick sale. Boz
.!59-R. Star.
BUSINESSMAN, good BACKGROUND, will in
vest up to $4,000 in partnership or buy
outright: interested in established business
Box 3Oq-R. Star.
II DDEN DEATH makes necessary immedi-
ate sale only. moving pictute theater Serv-
ing deliehtful town and five villages. nicely
equipped throughout Simplex machines
western Electric sound. cushion seats. low
overhead now operating seven DAYS weekly
shows good year-around profit short hours
time tested, eaSy-to-learn business thai
,aquires no physical effort: fair price, yer,
liberal terms: only $1,000 down e
HORNE, administrator, Village Theater
Canaan, N, H
SHOE REPAIR SHOP, fully equipped
priced cheap for quick sale; in shopping
center 23l1 Varnum st. ne. am. tc
$50 pm. Full price. ST 900. cash. Ex.
cellent opport. for white or colored. o.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

STENOG.. S2,1OO tm). Opprty. law stu
steno sdv once $50 Hk
Bell desk s, BoYD's, 18th and G. Ma.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY can place
teachers fully trained in the following
subjects: |. Chemistry and physics. ..
19ny saon 5 Home aeessS pyS 8 PTmsFy sny
z Elementary. s. Business admin. and ac-
counting. 8: Librarian. 10. Industrial arts arts
ADAMS TEAcHERs' "a AGENCY, 2o4 COLO
RADIO Bldg, 14th and G sts. NV. RE. 323S,
SECRETARIES, s2,4oo to $4,000: typist,
SII4oo to $3.50; clerk-typists. $50 to
foYmtSR Rft5sF sSR s2RcE s2RtsSt Ss St EN-
TEACHERS-commerce. conf; 500
S4,5oo1 Home o,e &C. phys ed; e. grades grades
seHsS aGGScY aHsistS East Lansing. MhN Mich. AN0A
PIX oPERATOR-out of town; beautiful
hotel Salary and maintenanGe CoNI
WAYS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ~
WOMEN iwhite>, 80 to so yrs; pleasant
work in beautiful institution; cony !. Ioe :;
EMPIoYMENr fly Me- 'sa5R'fHs shRVIcE, III stR st.
WE HAVE 1sT-cLAss eolored help, tgIl taIl
HD. n639, PRUDETTfAI EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE, 1853 WallaCh pl. n ". 10
ELEC. SUPERVISOR-Men auallhed by
educ. and exp. to handle wiring, power t
layout; domestic and commercial; S5,4o4.
Office managers, men, :}04u. exp. sma Il
loan field 81 500 2S-35. exp. accounting
association. S4 600. 30-45. exp; bookkeep-
ms, accounting, wholesale field. S3Soo.
StatiStician, 5S-:}2. ASSOCIATION, ne" pfoj-
ect. 400. Mechanical Craftsmen, exp, a
small precision deslgn, $4,000; exp. De
tail. 81 200 WALTER H. KESSLER; per,
sonnel services, 81" Wash. Bldg, l3th aho
N. Y ave. ST. ga. o,.
SECRETARIES. $50. I: office mgr. Secy.
$50 wk; steno secy. patent eXpr, So
Silver Spring vicinity. StenC. Ale3ahdTd 3 y "a "a
Va S225j typst. fXpr; Stapt - - w 1CI y +, n
EMPLOY SERVICE, 9l3 18th st. NV"
near Eve RE @S1S
CREDIT LOAN MGR. M, must be expr IN
finance loans, $500 10 S4ooo, at once.
ular foods, car nee, sal SAL som S5I,, See mss s.
st NV Ma 2ll5
JYPISTS, 5000. f., Capitol Hill, knoWledge
shorthand. college educ. pref. TyplSt, eXpT'
$50 Tel opr typist, SD" mo Fl!e cIerk, 5ri.
pisf some diCtation. 500 up; See Miss
Reed al once Est is yrs. MA. p PER
EONNEL SERVICE. 1871 c st, next chufch'
SECRETARY. 5000. f., legal law edu.'
Unusual opening. judiciary dept. al on6e, E3. !.
ofice to - zoo Trade assoc, ) days,
50 500 Secy- -bookkpr,, 500 wk. Secy-recep'
mfr rep 5000 Temp law secy, mo
S"25 Secy, travel. orean, 500 up. Secy
little Gict finance SD. Need ZOO new
applicants daily. Top-salarled openlnsS
Oldest LARGEST employ agency IN c1sy S
Miss Lee or Miss White. BOYD'S. 18th &
q; MA ,n3iO.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

EASEMENTS and roofs waterproofed and
repaired work guaranteed: Tree eStlmate
THE AUSTIN T. QUICK CO. phone co,
CARl'ENTRY AND PAINTING, remodellng
repairs. new additions: free estimate IHE
AUSTIN T. QUICK CO. phone co. 34Sl,
CEMENT WORK. stone walls faestone ter
races walks shbmnsys s3s 1spaces @ eemGn nine
iiil> Tiiie, Md. call Rockville 35ss; 10
eoSGFErt TIE fRdfE Ausfk sPfS GE's aJak Hs5 e.
FENCES. Pfa 9 ''4 ali types: immediate erection
geanns Has erms BULPRiTE
FENCE g. CONSTRUCTION CO., ST. 1000.
FLOOR sERvICE-Nothinr but the best;
laying, sanding, finishing cleaning par
1 quiet installations, Bruce finishes, FLOOR
ING coNTR4AnCToo5RiSs To5is INC" 1912 Wiscon-
NEW BATHROOMS installed; old bath
rooms remodeled: tile work; gas e water
heaters; kitchens streamlined. T, j. FITz- FIT
MAURICE. Dupont 53sI ,,r.nion % NJ
Clarke SUPREME CONTRACTING co,
Ps1STiSc p, $I @l rSTnRIoR Tih S5 AND EXTERIOR;
flrst-class work and materials; guaranteed.
EE ESlSTISG 1I42 ~f'ss aND 0'P 'PPAPERrSe; complete
Nd. '' sections. Mr.. ELGIN. Wo. 5o9l
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have the
WATERPRoOFING CELLARS. walls: floors,
roofs expert work; guaranteed. NEVINS'
r. Rf MODEL ODE ai'St YouR CLOSET or storage
space INTO an attractive. convenient bath
or powder room. Let, us heln you esti-
HYATTsvIILE HIIa1SrS; III E. CooNTRAcTING co. :,
Painting, papering. roofing and siding; All
work guaranteed; monthly terms: free es5i-
ASKEW'S HOME SERVICE = Painting.
paper hanging floor sanding. modernizing
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for reas. estimates on all home improye-
tionS a speciality. WA. 1897, UN. 4G4l.
REMoDELlNG. FIREPRooFING and gem
era. home Improvement work from ceIlar
Small monthly payments if desired
NATIONAL DECORATING CO., so" 18th
YOUR NEW HoME-we will build for you
work guaranteed. THE AUSTIN T. QUICK
co. phone co. 34SI. 10
THE APPLIANCE MEN will modernze your
kitchen with the latest style equipment,
Job too big or TOO small. Our staff of ex-
perts Will cheerfully give estimates in your
home, at your convenience, at no cost to
you. Easily financed. Call AID. 1888 for
aTTENTT0S. HoMEOwNERS-Plum
and heating by licensed mechanics, recr.
rms. porch Enclosures a speciality Any
thing to beautify your home or any kind
GRTY Fl FSpe5v oWNERs ae fMPRoWEMENT CO ST
I4SQ TIA 1891 aQy time
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

2 LADIES want ride to Phoenix, Ariz
Aus 2s. return about Sept. 27; share ex.
Henses references exchanged. Cal
VETERAN STUDENT and wife desire ride
70 Omaha. Nehr.. Aus. IA: share driyins
sHd expenses. RE. 6226. Ext. 500.
WILL DRIVE YOUR CAR West for trans
portation; experienced; best references
NEED OR REFINED passengers; driv.
ing Georgia, Alabama; leaving August Z
Call FA. 556s So
LEAVING THURSDAY AM. Decatur. Ala
BY way of Knoxville, Chattanooga. Tenn.
prefer 2 or 3 passengers to share expenses
LANE. ST.. 2001. > to S pm. IS
TO CHICAGO, early Tues. am 1874
Plym.: accommodate 3 pass; share exp.
refs. C. c. BECKETT. TR. 1872. So
GOING TO CINCINNATI August g, early
] or passengers who can drive desired
Call SH. 1851 Immediately.
DAYToNA BEACH. FLA-Youns man
leaves Wed, Aug, IL; convertible take !
or >: share exp North 0713. 81
COLLEGE STUDENT desires ride all OF
part way to Nebraska. August u or Is
help. drive and share expenses. Call GE
ldl5
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MIscELLAkEoUs FOR SALE.

1CCEssORIEs-Deepfreeze bags, boxes,
wrspping supplies. etc. Bring IN TINS ao'
freezine Come TO AMERICAN CO." 1896
II st re, Fk. 1903
ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
Or movie outfit Largest selection Of cam
eras. projectors. enlargers. electric expo
sure meters fash guns, Cash or terms.
Rangefnders. Aims. color films. photo
5aners, Chemicals, photo books and / 500
more items. We buy and trade BRENNER
PHOTO CO, 933 Pa. ave. NV. lopp, jus
tice Dept) Catalogue free. RE. 2434:
ACCORDIoN, white, mother-of pearl, 120
bass; italian make. CO. 3717.
ACCORDIONS. also every kind Of musical
instrument. For real barsatns see RAT
NER'S MUSIC STORE. 736 18th NV.
ACCOKDION-4S bass. perfect cond., yery
reasonable. GE. 1851.
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NnMESTIC.

we HAVE ALL TYPES of exper, domestic
HD-EXPERIFNCED HELP for DO
nestle or public work. men % or women
night or day. With ref NATURAL EN-
PIOYMENT AGENCY. NO :i639. - %
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DAMASCUS

Near the new theater and in the near
sale splendid business, together with
:,-story, 7-rocm house. all improvements,
with ia acres of land; store now opeld
ated az a grocery business, feed store ana
imnch counter. This is splendid oppor-
tunity for some one and is worth lo9klns
over. The price has. been reduGed 10
where some one will buy 1t. Call Jerry
Williams. Damascus 1896 or
FRED B. CUSHMAN, Realtor
$40 Frederick pike, Gsithersours' Md
Evening star., 1948-08-08

GRoC.: MEATS and beer-Weeklyd esiysd volam' tqsde
nice equip. Priced low at $500 tol
fixtures and EQUIP stock saber extra; "A terms 595
Groc, meats and beer. Weekly bus s 2veI
81 200, mostly cash col TRACE: afe. snnip sn9r'
and large stock. A cheap buy at Slo;uN
complete. Terms. Eye and SnnxS Snni SEP 5sg
831 e st. NV. Ma. a39s. Ma: 81 =. .
ALEXANDRIA
Grocery store. fully equipped; stock. nx;
lures. business, lease; low rent: auoteT
S5, 900 per month. For full details cal
Alex 6S15. -,
CURTIS E. MARTIN
100 8. Royal st., Alexandria. Alex. 6s15
TIE 254S
COLORED-NEAR q. S. HOTEL and cafe;
heer. food, nice equipt; good lease, low
rent. Price, $4,000; $3.50 down. rR
CoLoRED-REsTAURANT-, Govt. Ptg
Of, good spot; Sl'59e cash doMn' nyI ssad Ga1l
Mrs Angel DU. 0o5s or Do. oo"''
nIIpONT REALTY co.
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Ro11te 24O. Near Urbans

splendid location; lot 200x25a, improved
with building suitable for 81 snacS sp,,oas oss
shop: ideal opportunity. for driye-in; the
buiiding is Exceptionally well built. has
complete bath, full basement open hre-
FRED 3. CUSHMAN, Realtor
$40 Frederick pike ,ea Gsithersours' Nd
Evening star., 1948-08-08

.uro RohY REPAIR SHOP-Business
snd AuTq Real He estat. beins sold includes iaTse
i-story bldg. plus o-rm. Oct. homs Lo,
Gated near Piney Branch rd snd ToTsi
ave. Tax TAI Pk. RArrElL REAL iAiA
ssssrAsIisHEp ssr ROOFING business tol
sale: owner leaving town account hssltn 3
Evening star., 1948-08-08

ROOMlNG HOUSES FOh ShLL- l
10th and Irving st. n.w-,l0 rms, D.
Conn: aye-Sl roo2Or rooms: ( 2 b.phs phshs'
Eye St nw-55 rooms, IL baths
New York ave. awmss Eoors: ! rms; hatbs baths
i4th and Randolph-6 rooms. 2 baths
14th st. nw-1O rooms. baths,
1ath and H SITS, nv rooms s and afs, apt
DIST st. n.w-l2 rooms, baths.
17th st. n.w-l0 rooms, 3 baths;
23rd St: n;,W:-14 rooms ms gns ba'fs, baths
Tenn, ave-i3 rooms. . baths.
solomons Island-a rooms. baths
Also others. All prices and a. pagmenl,Si VI nj
A, r. SEELYE, 1400 L st. NV. D1. $40
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned
RE e5eo 1i77 1t7q AoJSrED UNfTED TYPEWRITER co,
CAMERA REPAIRs-sl5 10Th IS. ST. FIJI. nv
{ ErS e. d. ALBERT. INC. MA All
ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRlIEkS pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea.
sonabIe; machines for sale. standards and
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CONTINUED on Next Psgs.S
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running through to $50 palm-line it.: OIL
bank of famous Indian River: on inian
rated excel" by Florida State Hote
Comm. room for expansion to care 70
increasing business; all buildings OF con
built to specifications approved BY Fls
state Hotel Comm. with asphalt tiled mrs
pvt. tiled toilets and showers, venetis
py1nai typed windows: pIlst tesroom facing India,
River is glass s-inclosed, patio OF owner,
former residence thought to be most beau
city city, limits init with city COW: very low take
due to homestead exemptions; year-roun
| vacation living, with substantial return
HR IiRins :" and and living quarters Full price Q
S7S,5OO includes land, buildings, furnitnre
furnishings, fixtures, operating eamlpt nap,
ing. This court is hish-class and beauti
mi NOT to be confused with tourist camp.
cail Cal G GE. ss34. washington, D. C.; for apnt
KAeE Ete 0Tnsc p 8 fs Box so%. No q WITT Tsusve
1SE bRf al' caEASiNG 2iE.lS'a5s sToREseoed NV 10
stsR 6"o c.ss Nsw ,oHs Hss's s. asfd
tor and Business Broker, 1929 Eye 81
DRY Dry cEEASfSe cn lSnS Containing . :. a
e. S.,.s 81, JOIN Sxs Hst
kksHEyiEkasE ksEi Rae ESf fnffssrRRiSsurokssif Truck
equipment etc. Lease with good opti9n
Low rental. Priced low for immediate & sale
Gail for appointment to inspect. JOHN =
McKENNA. Realtor and Business Broker
GRocEEY aas En- St sTokEMNesrpy 1S ssds Nd. $40
due sssA te illness. IA: Szss,, .,,. o,nor
ss 1sl hussf nis: ..n. :nd s sssa 91eS
ness FIR. 95e7 or AK. 6593.
i, business opportunity; have $4,000. u
1hsssoL H1hxRoLp N I. HEMMTNGER-Rooming hous
in NV, low rent. good furniture, OIL neat
ST. 6T25 or 1897 IA St n.w.
HAROLD L. HEMMINGER-DinhE room
in apt house. low rent. nne EQUIP. snoI
hours: a real bargain for right party eoo'
terms. ST 6725 or 1897 M s.. NV.
REAUTY SALON for lease. fully equipped
in Arlington. Cali CHI. 5121 Sunday afte
( or weekdays after p;m
CORNER GROCERY STORE. downtown
Northvest section: $500 cash: exeellen
opportunity for couple. Box 36s-H' star
xouIPPEp GARAGE and sA service sta;
Tust seiI account Of sickness, $1,000, hal
down. oWNEE; oL 1881. ,..,r,
shop, outstanding NV. section, separat
DEBT. for tailoring, pressins ana ar:
Cleaning; rent SITS. tncludes MEhts an!
neat; superb value SAM CHANCKEH
Co. Exclusive <12 5th IT. NV. sT. 57o7
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Strength Is Displayed
By Top-Grade Bonds
After Long Drop
by the Associu,sd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-The bond
market rode out week of choppy
price movements on an even keel
today.
Business during the short session
totaled only $4,000, face value, the
smallest for any day since 1917
This compared with $l,0l3,000 a
week earlier.
Sluggish turnover stemmed from
two factors, brokers reported: First
many traders stayed away to take a
long weekend recess tthe market
will be closed Monday for Wash
ington's birthday, and second, in
vestors persisted in the wary atti-
tude which has been evident in SO
many sessions recently.
An interesting market develop
ment during the week was a show
of strength in low-yield, or high
priced, issues.
For months top grade corporate
issues have declined almost without
interruption. Buyers steered cleal
of them because the high price
meant a low return on their invest.
ment. The fall in corporate issue!
reflected q similar trend in United
States Governments but there the
decline was halted by supporting
purchases at prices above par, BY
the Federal Reserve System.
Low Reached New Years End.
The extent of the recovery ir
corporates can be measured by tht
Associated Press average of II
representative low-yield issues. Tn.
average at the week end stood al
1884, gain of y point during
the week. A low of 1868 wa.
established around the end of 1947
High for 1918 was reached about
year ago at 1858.
Along the same lines, purchase
of United States Government bond
by investors other than Govern.
ment agencies has also picked up
A number of governments, prin
cipally in the intermediate maturit.
range, are now priced at sub
stantially above Federal Reserve
support levels.
A key issue, the 21as of Septem'
ber, 1967-72 which are eligible fol
purchase by commercial banks, ar
priced at 101 1872 bid. This com
pares with the support peg of 101
Today's price offers a yield OF ~
per cent.
Bond men interpreted this pric'
action as a possible sign that th'
long-term interest rate, which ha!
been under severe pressure fol
months, may have reached at leas
temporary plateau.
They back up this theory by re-
peated and unequivocal assertion
by responsible authorities, includ'
ing Secretary of the Treasur!
Snyder, that Government bont
prices will not be allowed to breal
through par. These assertions, they
feel, have served to reassure banker'
who accordingly have taken to re-
stocking their depleted inventories
of long-term Government issues.
The latest reinsurance came from
Secretary Snyder who told a worle
trade conference at Chicago thi'
week how an increase in the in
terest rate would balloon the cost
! of servicing the national debt.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
BOND SUMMARY

tFurnished By the Associated Press.)
selected list Of acrive Bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange. Showing the
hiEh. low and ciesing grice for the week.
and the net ehanSs from the previous
Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Capitol Securities
Over the Counter,

The following bid and asked quotations
on Washington securities traded over the
counter represent prices at which one or
more dealers, members Of the National
Association Of Securities Dealers, Inc,
would trade with the general public at
the time the quotations we're assembled
for The Star as of Friday noon. Origin
of any quotation furnished on request.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
CURB SUMMARY

UufnWnea y tHe Associhted Ekoss.J
A selected list Of active stocks On the
hish. Iow and closinE price fer Tie week
and the net ehxngs ffs0 Shs DfsvieUs
Saturdays elese.
Stock and Net
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Tobacco Markets
BY the Asseeioted Pres.

Prices on Virginia fre-cured tobacco
markets declined for three straight days
last week the Federal-State Agriculture
Reporting Service disclosed.
Oficial sales Thursday were 3Se, ,94S
pounds for an average of $3.50 per hum
dred. 81 cents below Wednesdays average.
Sun-cured sales for the same day were
UP 81 cents a hundred with 66.5+0
pounds bringing an average Of S2S.6s.
LOUISVILLE KY. Feb. 81 P.-The
Burley tobacco sales season virtually came
to close in Kentucky yesterday. with
four Of the five operating markets hold
ing final sales Of the season.
The State Department OF Agriculture
reported sales totaled 551 ,030 pounds for
S211 $50 SO, an average of $3S.36. This
was S1,l7 under the previous days aver
age when 523, 564 pounds were sold
Lexington will hold two auctions next
week, the first on Tuesday and the anal
sale of the season Friday.
The United States Department Of Asri-
culture reported total sales in the bur-
ley belt through Thursday were 499,076,-
453 pounds at S4S.33. No sales were
held in Tennessee Thursday.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Anti-PoII Tax Committee
Plans Dinner for Bender

Representative Bender, Repub-
lican, of Ohio, author Of the anti
poll tax bill that passed the House
and is now awaiting Senate action
will be honored at pm. Tuesday al
q dinner at the Hotel Statler. Speak.
ers will include Senators Ferguson
Republican, of Michigan; Kilgore
Democrat, OF West Virginia, and
Johnson, Democrat, of Colorado.
The dinner is sponsored by the
National Committee to Abolish the
Poll Tax, 127 B street Sc.
The committee said yesterday that
Senators Jenner, Republican, OF
Indiana, and Thomas, Democrat, OF
Utah, as well as representatives OF
groups supporting the abolition OF
the poll tax, will be present at the
dinner.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Woshinqton Stock Exchange

(Report Compiled by E1chdnse ONcfalsj
N WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE FOR +,
AND INCLUDING FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

hish sdaS good aSo9 most medium e
head and small lot shipments. medium and
good at 1S.OO-24.OO; individual low choice
to $500: most &c good beef cows, 21:o0-22 90,
Gamers mainly 1900 up, late and strong
weight canners e. ne to 1900; Outstanding beei
sausage Il so. top quotation late
2300; common and medium, largely 1900.
ao;25; cutter and ~ . common o1l s@ogthessterr gut
good grade stocker steers, 90 .O0-24 .25.
Calves none; Uneven but generally ZOO.
800 lower with some Gull and common
800; late sales good and choice 16O-250.
lb. offerings. mostly 26.00- 80 90; some low
GOOD. a5 90; common and medium grade
ioo-lb. kinds. laoo-15.oo; euiis. 1I.5t
down to around 500: very narrow demans
after mid.week t9r practically AL classes
bulk and good to choice 1s0-250-lb. bar
rows ana No silts' ,24.60; the top; 81 similar lila
4GS eoass eosss Bs Ds $3.50 g. 5sSS 55SS lSs lbs
u so; 300 400 lbs, &c. so; good and choice
sows. $50 lbs. down, 1900: heavier weights
1875 down, depending on grade, weight
Sheep, none Slaughter lambs. 100
lower; ewes: LOO higher; weeks receipts
IkHl, mainly HeQlum 10 CHUlCe EOOlcQ
lambs at 1s.OO-25 .OO closing top, $500:
scattered odd lots good and choice ewes
1000.
Grain Market.
Flour-Reeeipts, 4.404 1OO- pound sacks
Wheat-Receipts, $3.50 bushels; ship
ments, 164,426 bushels; stocks, 3.7S7. .15s
bushels; No. 2 red winter garlicky, spot
domestic, $50; February. $50.
Corn-Receipts, 1000 bushels; ship.
ments. 34,163 bushels; stocks, 502,s4s
bushels.
oats-Receipts, $500 bushels; ship.
ments, none; stocks, S.725 bushels; No. 2
Barley - Receipts. none; shipments
none; stocks, 4,4O6 bushels.
Rye - Receipts, 1000 bushels; ship
ments. none; stocks, 3s.532 bushels
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. none; shipments
none; stocks, 24,34 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. none.
Hay-S24 to $26 per ton.
Straw-Wheat, No. 2, SIS to SIT Del
ton.
Butter and Eggs.
ate; receipts moderate. Wholesale selling
prices: extra large, $3.50. few 81: A
large. 54-55, few higher; A mediums, ~
so; B. large, 46-4s: current receipts. un'
graded. 45-47.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

wsst Nd lst Of 7s $50 l4s $50 40
Wilson Bros 30g "a ~
In bankruptcy or reeeiyershiD or being
secu1ttieS assumed by such companies.
Rates of dividends in the foregoins table
are annual disbursements 6assd On tion ene
ITniess otherwise noted, special or extra
dividends esS T are not included Also extra
or extras. b Plus stock dividend: esa Gasn OF
PsysbIe in stock Z Paid last year. De-
ciared or paid after stock diyidenas or OF
split up k Accumulated diyidends ptld OF
Without variants PAYABLE in STOCK,
exact cash value undetermined on deeiara-
ton date.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. G.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY

stock of Prunty Production Co. Of
Ponca City. Okla, which owns 30,
wells producing 10 barrels daily.
Inter n ational Harvester Co. J
elected William R. Odell, jr.. vice {
president. He will continue as
treasurer.
Gillette Safety Razor Co. elected
Carl J. Gilbert treasurer.
Follansbee Steel Co. promoted
Robert K Follansbee to secretary
treasurer from vice president and
assistant sales manager.