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Evening star., 1949-02-26

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Brick 3-bed-
nt;s., 6m,; attached GARAGE; SlH5 mo. OIL.
MICHIGAN PARK sECrIoN-New
Semloet. 5-rm and bath brk., as
hit nicely Turn 3 adults: rent. Sl3n
RANDOLPH, RE 43II or TR 7?65.
CHARMING HOUSE in Va. lovely
grounds; 40 MI, from Wash; 10
min, from Warrenton. Gail DE.
KENSINGToN, MD. , miles north
Chevy Chase CIrcle-Three bedrms,
Pa baths. sleeping porch. sun porch.
Il acre lawn and garden; 500 per
month: available March LIST. Call
NO. 1884. Ext. II" between 10 m
and /" noon or to pm. -
AT FALLS CHURCH, VA, forest sec
tion-B.suufully and completely
home with garage, for . mos. or
5X 5sXH'agoa; g@ga a! Ask.ys idJs REALTY 60
SIX-RoOM BRICK HOME in Broad
mont. Falls Ch.-Livlng rm. with
grand piano. 3 bedrms. IL baths;
iImmed posses; S155. CH. 1893. or
CHfLDREx wELcoME-Two bedrm
house. nice yard; close to wash and
Pentagon, SI35 mo. OW. $3.50 after
English basement resi-
denCe Mass. ayr nr. Sheridan Circle,
fully furn experienced couple wall
ing to remain For details and ap-
pointment 20 inspect call MIS- San
son, Ho; ,Gfl or DE. 4i0l. FRAN
CEs POWELL HILL. 1908 Goth st
PARTLY FURNISHED - 3ra-bedrm..
2I2 bath home in beaut cool wooded
section n, Arlington Country Club
aTsaed aTea eNcs sn eond Receny Et1 po5c6 5edsf
garden. oil h " h Is min, from
per mo. Box "43-X. Star. rs
nr. Colonial Village
bed7ms beant,fIly cay pd, fyala frrn IN new new
VIII lease sls5 per mo. CHI, 2l65. |
EAST PINES, ,bedrm. bunga-
&src6 " sPd oBAsSoN' e'i5i RE@ITy al aS55. co..
vA.-owner going abroad.
will rent hls lovely :3-bedrm home. |
located in exclusive Langley Farms |
pt2iod '1 Of TasH' ". 3 Beautifully i1s lar iand
scaped grounds are cared for by, a
gardener whose wages are included !
in the rental Of sos mo. For appt /
and further information. dial op- |
orator and ask for ElmWood 323 or
325 WN H LAUGHLIN, Rea tor. |
agent, Mclean, Va. ~
Of Washington's
finest locations Army officer going
abroad, has listed this lovely home
TO be rented furnished, reception
hall. large living rm, dining rm. and
kitchen. lge screened porch: D bed
rms, 3 baths: maids rm. and bath;
'-TaT 0Unpr would
ike tenant to keep present maid
Please call Mr.. Doe. WO 5s31. with
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. l4IJ. 81
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA I'd. w
6-bedrm. 2-bath house. plus LIST fl
apt, bed d-liv. rm., bath, lge. kit
retgr.; gas heat, storm windows,
wash. mach; refs. req. AID. 3s42
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APTJNCT0N
HOUSES EUR OR uhEuR

GEORGETOWN bedrms and bath
lgP. Inv rm, frepl.. small moderr
kit furn.. S165; unfurn., $3.50
EO. 1lO4. ~
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COLORED-VACANT
COLORED

new air-conditioned home; 3 bed
rooms Venetian blinds, fireplace,
BARBECUE grill. tiled bath. custom
built. rejecting personal charm, in
dividuality and dignity: Open daily
ne, or cali MR.. PARKS, DE, 1850.
Evening star., 1949-02-26

4VI11ItOII1aIIO U. VIII LIE W.
1924 18th st. NV, D1, 3346. ~
3035 Chestnut St. NV.
Beautiful new brick, French provin-
cial. 6 rms. . baths. powder rm.
garage: large wooded lot. near Rock
Greek Park. Open Saturday and Sun
day. . to 6 pm. Call AID O021
Directions: Out Conn. ave. to Chevy
Chase Circle. right on Western ave.
to Chestnut. right on Chestnut to
house SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD,
Realtors. 81
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GRANT CIRCLE

On N. Hampshire ave.--6-rm. row
brick. conven. to schools churches
and transp; can be bought at the
right price. For full infer, call Ma
GAEGLER REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-02-26

SOLORED-FAMILY OF 4 in desper-
ate need of / or . bedroom apt, liv.
rm., kitchen with pvt. bath, by
March Is. ME 0aS4. 27'
COLORED-EMPLOY COUPLE Of
quiet habits need ! or 2 room, kit.
and bath apt; NV. section; best
references. NO. 1884. -27
COLORED-VETERA and mother
desire a Broom apt, or small house
Immediately. (House Sold. Hobart
Evening star., 1949-02-26

Sacrifice for Immediate Sale
old, new-house cond; bedrms., .
baths, lst-f. powder rm.. auto.
heat; vicinity 14th and Underwood
SITS NV For inSpec. call EN-. 1857.
Evening star., 1949-02-26
COLORED-SEET THIS

OOIO1LI1- -DI1 1310
1878 Penn st. .e.-Semidet. brick;
+ rms. h.-wh., oil range, refsr.s
full bsmt. built-in garage; Conven.
terms. Open Sun, 2-6 pm. By
OWNER. TU. 4343. -27
COLORED-2 APTS.-$12, 500
Only 5000 caSh-Each apt. has 3
rms, tile bath. shower. separate
heating. screened porch. SAM
ROSEY. AD 200. -27
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ing: sacriice' sls.o5o; good financ-
ing: $1,000 cash down; ,attrac det
brick. 3 bedrms.. 2i2 baths, att. ga
GCORGETOWN-Most unusual home
completely modern in every respect
but thoroughly adaptable to lovely
old antique furniture: > bedrms,, >
baths. very large liv rm. with wood
burning t1renlace; large mirror re-
fleets a beautiful view OF the Po-
tomac River and hills of Va; roof
deck and walled patio are added
beauty. EARL T. WRIGHT. WI
EnNn nNnS I'LL -S02
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HousEs-sALE-k.W. tcons. }

534e NEBRASKA AVE. N.W.-open
Sat and Sun, = to 5. Lovely det.
English brick, 2 blks. east of Conn.
ane k hiv rm bedrms an rb Baths efeakias5 ea and
f.: lge. finished rm., 3rd f.; recrea-
ton rm. and bath in basement; oil
h-w h.; Gear detached garage Call
Mr.. Adams. LOWERY g. MELTON,
Realtors. SH 1900: ewes GE Q0S4
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KATORAMA SECTION

Attractive town house in this very
desirable location-Double reception
room, 4 bedrooms, baths. servants
quarters; garage and garden; price,
S42,5O0. Call Jay MacKelvie, MI.
$3.50 or HU. 71O5.
D. A. HANES, INC.
Evening star., 1949-02-26

EAOI 7 CHFIIOI > 7.
SIX RMS, BATH. &C. BRK. GAR.
brick home. with oil burn
er. elec. refgr. screens, weather.
strips, insulated. hardwood floors
throughout. Price, $12,75O. Eve.
or cun.. phone Temple 2233.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K st. NV, Realtor. Ma. O753.
N. CAPITOL AND T
Groom, 2O-ft. row brick: can pur-
chase at very low price; S1.5O0
down. ATHEY 81 CO.. 927 18th st
NV, EX. 1877; ewes. DE. 1890.
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2-FAMILY DUPLEX

TT NIVI III DOI bCZA
3 rooms. kitchen and bath in each
apt: immediate possession of one
apt; good residential area; LIST trust
$4,000. A.. Price. S15.95O $1,000
NV, FX. 1877; ewes. DE. 4s"O. ~.
1922 goth ST. NE.
s-rm. house 1st floor liv rm.. din
rm., kit. bath, " bedrms.i End A..
3 bedrms.. l bath: 3rd A.. lge. nm
ished attic; full bsmt. and recre.
rm. oil h -wh
KTRKS REALTY co
Evening star., 1949-02-26
LISTING SERVICE

LISTlNG SERVICE
We have over 100 employees seeking
houses or completely private apart
ments under ST5 per mo. We will
be glad to list your house or apart
ment mot rooms) without charge.
Please phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
MI 1888 weekdays, 2 a.m.-5 pm.
Just say Il want to list some nous
ing"
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Early Weakness Halls
AS Demand for Stocks
Begins TO Pick Up
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 12.-Demand
for stocks increased around noon
today and blocked earlier down.
ward tendencies.
Numerous issues which had
sold at lowest prices during the
morning later crossed over to the
plus side. Others that had been
higher extended their gains.
Trading volume picked up when
prices showed signs of strengthen
ing. but still was nothing to get
excited about.
An opening block of $4,000
shares of Commonwealth g.
Southern, at the unchanged price
of 4, contributed to the days
turnover.
The possibility of a steel strike
loomed closer. At the same time
light sprinkling of favorable
business news items put many
traders in a buying frame of mind.
In addition, the Presidents mid
year economic report, delivered
yesterday, was viewed in gen.
orally good light.
Among the gamers were United
States Steel, Youngstown Sheet,
General Motors, Studebaker.
Montgomery Ward, j. I. Case,
Public Service Electric, Anaconda
Copper. Kennecott. General Elec-
trio. Dow Chemical, Du Pont,
Johns Manville, Philip Morris,
New York Central, Illinois Cen
trail, Nickel Plate, Standard Oil
On. j. and Gulf Oil.
Losers included Goodrich, Sears
Roebuck, United Aircraft, Ameri-
can Smelling, Phelps Dodge, West
inghouse Electric, United States
Gypsum, Southern Railway,
American Airlines and Twentieth
Century-FoX.
Corporate bonds tended upward.
United States Governments held
steady in over-the-counter deal
ings.
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, July IL Up, tusDA).-sal.
to weak; spots, 25 lower: sows very un.
450 pounds steady; top, 22OO. for few
loads choice 1S0-21O pounds: bulk gooc
and choice, 17O-24O pounds, 21 O0-21. rs
25O-2sO pounds, 2O.OO-21 90: few $50
300 pounds, 10000 90; few loads anc
lots up to 400 pounds as low as 1900
sows, under $40 pounds. 16.00-17 .25
few 1850; 35O-375 pounds. 1475-15.75
pounds. 12.75-13.75 475-55O pounds
1 .00.12 so; odd heavier sows as low
90 salabIe cattle-s 500: salable calves
fed steers 15e ss Bounds ss~ doxn Steady sf e
a%.I q oSs XIII asaysr a ggsSs g1s
steady to .25 lower: cows steady to 81
lower; bulls and vealers steady to sc
higher: stock cattle slow; bulk good ano
choice fed steers. 2525-27.O .O0 early top
2S.25: load or SO held higher: few load.
and lots common and medium steers
| ;00-2475: most medium to low-choict
heifers. p 0-26.50; load high-choict
1.142-pound heifers. 27.OO; common anc
medium cows, 15.25-1S.50; bulk Gamers
and cutters, 12.50-16.0O; bulls. % sc
down; common to choive vealers, 90 90
20 90.
salable ,shesp-5oo; all classes steady;
dornia-shorn de sh lambs with No: skins
native spring lambs. % 5o-ss.oo: three three
decks good fed lambs and yearlings un-
sold, asking around 21.00 slaughter ewes
6 6O0-9.o5
Evening star., 1949-07-12
YuqosIavs Cite Aid Given
Wounded Greek GuerriIIas
by the Associated Press

LGRADE, YUGOSLAVIA,
July 12.-The official press dis
played prominently. today accounts
of Yugoslavia's care for refugee
wounded Greek guerrillas to con-
tradict Cominform charges that
this country now is aiding the
cause of the Athens government.
Those charges were broadcast
recently by the guerrilla radio and
drew prompt and indignant de-
malls from spokesmen for both
the Greek National government
and Yugoslavia and a denuncia-
tion from Premier Marshal Tito
himself Sunday.
Tito announced in that speech
that Yugoslavia must completely
close" her border with Greece to
protect the people of this country.
From here. at least, it appeared
that the Cominform and the
Greek guerrilla radio made ma
jor mistake in claiming Yugoslav
aid had been extended to Greek
government forces. If nothing
more the charges furnished Tito
with support for his decision to
close the frontier.
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. July 10 P.-Grains re-
covered from sharp opening dip at the
Board of Trade today. The opening de-
clined more than a cent in some de-
liveries. reflected a larger than expected
Government crop estimate as Of July /
Corn bounced back to above the pre-
yious close in some deliveries after, the
first few trades. Light receipts placed
M 80 cars was aStor IN the
Wheat found the going more dfiicult
the winter wheat crop was larger than
anticipated and developed some reluctancy
soybeans pushed ahead smartly, the
July delivery up around 4 cents a. times
in fairly active trading. Light supplies
was said to be the chief factor in the
During the FIRST hour wheat was M-M
cent lover IuT: July ,2 2o2; Gorn wa was Y hishs!
UNCHANGED to Q lower. July e3s4.. Soy
July. 2.56A, and lard was unchanged to
3 cents hundred pounds lower. July
The Governments CROP estimate re-
leased after yesterdays trading caused
considerable comment. Private estimates
of the production of winter wheat issued
last week were around 80 100000 bushels
less than the Government estimate for
the same date.
The Government estimate of the con-
dition ditto Of sprins wheat was about "a, ,000.-
While traders pointed out the difference
is small when . more than-a- billion bushel
crop is considered. it still left some Un-
certainty.
Evening star., 1949-07-12
New York Produce

NEW YORK, July ~ 1p. = Butter.
sf scofe sas'qn AZ ea seoe hsheF hsn
score B, 81; 80 score C, "a.
Cheese, 722.535; steady; wholesale
sales, fresh American cheese, whole milk,
Cheddars, 321a-3412; Cheddars. grass
194S. 1880; Cheddars, grass 1913, Shelf
cured, 51-52; single daisies, 33h-35a;
single daisies, grass 1948, 1880: single
daisies. grass 194S, shelf cured. 51-62;
fats. grass 1949, 1896; fats, grass 194S,
1852; flats, grass 194S, shelf cured, 49,
55; midgets, grass 194S, so; midgets, grass
1948. shelf cured, 5O-55; processed 8
pounds, 33A-35H; domestic Swiss, single
tubs. best, 1850; others, 39-46.
EGGS, 16.202; firm.
New York spot quotations follow: Mid
western, mixed colors, extra heavyweights,
$3.50: extra 2 large, "a; fancy medium,
50-50h; extra 2 medium. 4S-49; current
receipts, 45-47; dirties, 41h-42h:
Whites, fancy heavyweights. 57-5s;
extra large. "a; fancy medium, 53-54;
.xl5s Browns; I.r,s fancy heavyweishts' 57-6s;
Nearby = Top quotations on nearby
white and brown eggs represent wholesale
selling prices. for, the finest marks and
not paying prices to producers or shippers.
Whites. extra fancy heavyweishts, 66;
mediums, 55-57; pullets. 42-43; peewees,
27-2S.
Browns. extra fancy heavyweights. So;
fancy heavyweights, 63-65; others, 6O-62
mediums, 55-57; pullets, AZ; peewees,
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Financial District Notes.

Earl Bryan Schwulst, new presl-
dent of the Bowery Savings Bank,
is well known here, having been
connected with the RFC, director
of the Commodity Credit Corp.
and president of the RFC Mort
gage Co.
Trust and Estates. for June, has
a special article on the Riggs Ma
tional Banks collection of checks
and drafts signed by Abraham
Lincoln and other famous men in
the last century.
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ports that department store trade
in the Richmond district was off
only per cent in the first half
year. OF the IL districts, New
York had the largest drop, 2 per
cent.
The Fitch Survey and many
other services believe sound stocks
should be held despite the long de-
cline. Few financial services look
for the present recession to turn
into a bad depression.
Evening star., 1949-07-12

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Evening star., 1949-07-12
Connolly Asks That Fleet
Stuy in Mediterranean
By the Associated Press

LONDON, July 12.-Admiral r.
L. Conolly, commander in chief
of United States naval forces in
the Eastern Atlantic and Wediter-
ranean, said yesterday he feels the
United States should keep their
naval power in the Mediterranean
on a permanent basis"
1--WE are a Mediterranean pow
er." Admiral Conolly told re-
porters. 1T would contribute to
peace and strengthen our friends
if we remain here"
Evening star., 1949-07-12
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July IL up. - CottoI
futures were steady In early dealings to
day. dominated by .evening-up operations
expire at / pm. Wednesday. Some large
blocks of cotton changed hands in thu
July position initial trading and the mar.
ing was attracted to the new crop de.
liveries based on loan consideration, the
uncertain crop outlook and expectation Of
more export buying soon. There wert
eight July transferable notices issued al
Noon prices were 5 to 20 cents . bale
higher than the previous close. July
1894; october. 1852. and December
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Foreiqn EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, July IL lP.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow Great Britain in
dollars, others in cents); Canadian dollar
in New York open market. 5i2 per cent
discount on 4,50 United States cents,
of 10 of a cent.
unchanged; Great Britain. 3O-day fu-
lures, 3.99ls. unchanged; Great. Britain
6O-day futures, 3.95ls. up la OF a cent:
Great Britain. 90-day futures, 3.91ls
up Ia cents; France (franc), .302a Of
a cent, unchanged; Italy oQiral, July fixed
rate, .001739; June, .001739; Sweden
tkrona). 21.S5, Unchanged; Switzerland
francl freel. 25.1s. off .05 of a cent
Latin America-Argentina free): 20,92
unchanged; Brazil free), $50, unchanged;
Mexico. 4 81. UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1949-07-12
District Bank Deposits
Decline S29,558,116
During First Half
By Edword e. Stone

Total deposits of 1890, ,202 1863 in
Washington banks on June 80.
1949, reveal a drop of S29,558,116
in the first half year and $3l,864,-
1913 in the second quarter. The
June call found deposits under a
million dollars for the first time
in more than five years.
Deposits were at an all time high
of $1,O59,9O9,583 on December 81,
1945, which means a drop since
then of $69,7O7,215. according to
an analysis by j. Russell Bolton,
auditor of the National Savings &
Trust Co. Deposits year ago
totaled $1,019,384,8l4.
In addition to the downturn in
regular deposits, Treasurey war
loan funds have also decreased. In
December. 1945, these deposits to-
tailed $l69.317,9S9 in the local
banks an alI-time high, and on
June 80 of this year had dropped
to S10,061, ,589, a decrease of $780,
256,39O. In the last three months
war loans were down $6,000,000.
All classes of banks figured in
the recent decreases. Only four
of the 19 had higher deposits
National Bank of Washington,
Washington Loan & Trust, Ana
costa National and Industrial
The Bank of Washington's gain
was more than $8,000,000.
National banks as group
showed a decrease of more than
S14,000,000 in the second quarter;
trust companies. $13,901 900; saw
ings banks, $3,134,411.
Bank Deposits Compared.
The following summary covers
deposits on June 80, 1949, COM
pared with April II, 1949, cents
being omitted:
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Business Briefs

Business Failures decreased to
153 in the week ended July Z VS..
1T in the previous week, but were
we'll above the 88 for the comp
arabic week a year ago.-Dun &
Bradstreet.
Great Lakes Shipments of ore
coal and grain for the season to
July / totaled So, 9,350,851 tons. ex-
ceeding any previous similar Pc
riod by nearly 100000 tons. Iron
ore shipments were 37,167 1898
tons; coal 17,986,271 tons; grain
4,196,742 tons.-Lake Carriers AS
sociation.
Daily average crude Oil produc-
ton during the week ended July 9
was 4,680,875 barrels, a drop OF
$4,000 barrels from the previous
week.-Oil and Gas Journal.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
loaded 27,672 cars Of revenue
freight on it's own lines last week
and received another 14,455 from
connecting lines for a total move
ment of 42,127 cars. In the pre-
vious week it loaded 25,812 and
received 1888 for 44.405 total
In the corresponding week Of last
year it loaded 41.142 and received
1854 for a 58,826 total.
Grand Union Co. for 5-week-
period ended July 2 reported sales
of $13,171 ,284. up 20% from S10,-
97O,434 in 1913; for 18 weeks S45.-
152,961, up 209o from s37,608,-
29S in 1948.
Superior Oil Co. of Calf. in 8
months ended May 81 earned S.
970,510 or $14.11 a share VS.. $13,-
498.263 or $31.91 in 1948 period.
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. in
year ended May 81 earned $4,104.-
384 or 1888 a share VS.. $4,045. .455
or 1928 in 1948.
Marine Midland Corp. in 6
months ended June 80 earned ST.
702,107 or 48 cents a share VS.. ST.
702,439 or 48 cents in 1948.
Ell Paso Electric Co. in year
ended May 81 earned $1,284,779
or $3.19 a share VS.. $1,144,440 or
$2.82 in 1948.
Hooker Electrochemical Co. in &
months ended May 81 earned ST.
285 1000 or $1.32 share VS.. 81 $780,.
900 or $1.80 in 1948 period.
North American Rayon Corp. ir
IL weeks ended June 18 earned
$421,671 or 80 cents a share VS.
$500 .899 or $1.56 in 1948 period.
F. C. Russell Co. in year ended
April 80 earned $1,555,158 or $3.5(
a share VS.. $2,o2s,1s4 or $429 ir
194S.
Norfolk g. Western Railway wa.
refused ICC permission to aban.
don its Honaker branch in Russell
County. Va.
E. I. DUPONT de Nemours & Co
broke ground for new research
laboratory for the fabrics and fin.
fishes department. Scheduled fol-
completion next year, 1t will cost
$4,000, 900.
Britain's Iron and Steel indus
try in first half of this year pro.
duced 7,949, 900 tons, a new recore
and $4,000 tons more than tht
ls4s period.
Evening star., 1949-07-12
N. Y. Bond Market
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Sou Ry g As So e4i4
SWBellT2a4ss5 S9A
StdOilNJ2ass7l s5N
Texas Corp 3s651o5M
Third Ave IS go ID
Third Ave As 60 46ib
UnivPict 3As69 79A
West Sh As 1881 STA
WstchLt 3 u s67 1o7iA
West Nd IS 81 1914
West On IS 60 "a
WstEl cv2 .65s73 1O1
Evening star., 1949-07-12

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:
IL 100 an 100 900 IL 90 noon 500 900
1p.m A4o 600 200 M. 900 ooo
tUnit Of trading 10 shares: sIn bank.
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed BY such companies. Rates Of divi.
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. cld Called. < Ex dividend:
stock dividend. d Cash or stock. Paid
asst year. Payable IN stock. estim eSed
cash value On ex.diyidend date gDe.
or paid after stock dividend or split-up.
k Declared or paid this year. an accumula.
tive issue with dividends in arrears. . Paid
action taken at last dividend meeting.
{ Declared l94S payable in 1949. y Liqui.
dating dividend. PAYABLE In stock. exact
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Tobacco Markets

grade prices remained fairly steady yes
terday on the Southern Maryland tobacco
markets as the 10th week Of auction sales
The United States Agriculture Depart
ment and the Maryland State Depart
ment of Markets reported that sales were
completed on all markets about noon.
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Odd-lot DeuIinos

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
lists on the New York Stock Exchange for
July IL: 3.199 purchases involving 90,755
shares; 2,902 sales involving 1864
shares. including 73 short sales involving
1854 shares.
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Washington EXCHANGE

Potomac Electric Power common-5 at
1928, so at 1884,
American Telephone & Telegraph-20 at
1412s.
Hecht common-2O at 23
Potomac Electric $500 preferred a.
az
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Metal Prices

NEW YORK. July 12 R.-Spot non
ferrous metals prices today: Copper, I'm
cents q pound. Connecticut Valley; lead,
1914 cents Q pound. New York; Sinc.
cents . pound, East et. LoutS.
Evening star., 1949-07-12

Philco Corp. elected James T..
Buckley, president from 1889 to
1943. to be chairman of the board,
succeeding the late John Ballan-
tyne.
Evening star., 1949-07-12
Market AVERAGES
BONDS

Wheeling e. Lake Erie Railway
Co. asked ICC authority to issue
$10,870, 900 in bonds.