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Evening star., 1950-01-05
Produce Markets
Baltimore quotations f

r, Baltlmore Pal. quotations furnished by the
1sa states RpePaFtmsnt IT. Of
very iisht bushei baskets and ] Eastern nea crates
=; 6eIIs,dS, :: No. i 2h-n up. M,ryIand. Golden
aoa; sms infh De fey o,s!I sS9 Jersey Fais
Staymans, fair colors, I.50-75 Pennsyl-
yania nn1i DELICIOUS. mostly around 200;
Soiaen am DELICIOUS. l75-2oo; Romes. $50;
Pennsylvania and West Virginia. various
varieties; pet stos ordinary to fair, 1.0o.5o.
katahdins o. He dq ,le leoD0und sacks
Pennsylvanis. new and used s H saeRs. Rnw"inss SS.
Iound. S;WG; pest; M los6-2.oo; paper sacks. so
-, Sweet Potstoes-Market dull; Maryland,
virginia. bushel baskets. some washed
ana waxed, Goldens, U: s. No. !, 2.5O-75;
tsE soss bsst. 200; @ Puerto Eiesns, U: S. No; i,
hampers. Jerseys. Z. s. No. i. s.5oH75; 1snel
nearby. sd one-half bushel hampers. Goldens,
Poultry-MarEet slightly Weaker on fry.
liberal; tl. t5sdins slow; some stock carried;
2s-32; hens, heavyweishts. $3.50; m mostly
around arc 2s; iightweiEhts, IT'S; turkeys,
few lower.
r. Grain Market.
MSest sssS sss sussss sssfs
shaiIpments. 81 1,o72 bushels; stocks. 4.
lieky,, spot. domestic, a.6sh; nSs January sa,-
SS.99sha; No. red winter garlicky, spot
corn-Receipts, 1ss,s33 bushels; ship.
ments, none; stocks, 3.S59,44 bushels.
Osts-Receipts, nonei shipments, none
stoeks, 1O1,446 bushels. No. quotations
none; stocks. 134,312 bushels
Rye-Receipts, 1900 bushels; ship
ments; 10000 bushels; stocks, 546,45
Soybeans Receipts, 1,750 bushels
shipments, none; stocks. 4S5,672 bushels
Mnlfeed-Receipts, none
Butter and EgEs.
Eggs--Market slightly weaker: deman,
moderate; receipts heavier; A large, 43
70: A mediums, 1897; small, 36-33;
| large: 37-39; current receipts ungraded
Receipts-Butter, 35,14s pounds; eggs
1,3O4 CASES
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Profit-Taking Trims
Stock Gains After
Early Buying Rush
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Heavy
profit taking sales crippled a bull
market today.
Leading stocks advanced frac-
tions to around a point at a busy
opening. Within a couple of hours
gains were either trimmed or dis
appeared entirely. Business dwin-
died as quotations receded.
The opening bell released a huge
volume Of orders. Trading was 50
active that for while the ticker
tape could not keep up with re-
porting transactions on the floor
OF the exchange. At one time the
lag amounted to three minutes,
an unusual occurrence.
Sales for the first hour alone
totaled $50, 900 shares, and by noon
were far past the 1000. .000- share
point.
The impact of the initial buy
ing lifted the price level to high
for more than three years.
Buying was a spillover from
late yesterday. when rising mar
ket picked up speed rapidly after
the President delivered his State
of the Union message.
Still higher were Republic Steel,
Chrysler, Packard, Goodrich, Sears
Roebuck. j. I. Case, Radio Corp,
Cerro de Pasco, international
Business Machines, American
Telephone, American Smelling
Homestake Mining, American Can,
General Electric. Santa Fe, New
York Central, Southern Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio. Standard Oil
(New Jersey and United States
Gypsum-the last up nearly 8.
Soggy spots included Bethlehem
Steel. General Motors, United
States Rubber, Douglas Aircraft
Consolidated Edison, Allied Chem
ical. Du Pont. Nickel Plate, Cult
Oil and Johns -Manville.
Railroad issues surged ahead in
the bond market, with the lower
priced liens attracting the bulk
of attention. United States Gov
ernment issues held firm in over
e-counter dealings.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. -
THURSDAY. JANUARY

will be asked also to approve .
share-for- share stock split.
Southern Pacific Transports
ton System earned $31, ,7S8. .946 or
$8.42 a share in II months ended
November 80 VS.. S42,595,784 or
$1129 year earlier.
Reliance Electric e. Engineering
Co. net income for the year ended
October 81 was 81 .462 .991 or s7.02
a share VS.. S1,617,268 or $7.78 in
the preceding fiscal period.
Wickes Corp. earned 5000 1886 or
$108 in the year ended Septem-
ber 30 VS.. $1,308.836 or STA in
the previous year.
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Capital Bank Deposits
Boosted S32,&9,61O
During Two Months
By Edword c. Stone

Washington bank deposits reg
istered a gain of $32 .4S9, $40 in the
last two months of 1949, it was
learned today following a condi-
ton call by the Controller of the
Currency dated December 81.
The city's 19 banks and trust
companies reported total deposits
on December 81 of $1,037 BAT $3.50
in comparison with $1.005, ,358,220
on November /.
Sixteen banks and trust COM
panies disclosed gains on the two
months and the other three had
very small decreases. Aggregate
deposits also we're ahead of the
December 81, 1948, total of 81 .O2o,-
265,787.
The American Security g. Trust
Co. had the largest yearend gain,
$8,876.146. The National Bank of
Washington added $7,016.223 to its
deposit total. A year ago. before
the change in control, this bank
had deposits Of $22.610,346.
The report that John L. Lewis
and the United Mine Workers have
an interest in the National Bank
of Washington has never been
confirmed or denied.
Latest Bank Calls Compared.
Deposits in Capital banks on
December 81, 1949, compare as
follows with the November l
standing:
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Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO, Jan. s Up (USDA).-salabie
hogs, 100000 opened fairly active and SO
cents lower; later trade and close active.
25-50 cents lower on butchers; sows
mostly SO cents lower; top, 1880, SPAR
indy; most good and choice 1S0-220
pounds, 15.75-16.25; 230-250 pounds,
15D0-15.65; 260-300 pounds, 14.25-15.00;
few 320-35O pounds, 14.00-14 25; sows
under 450 pounds, 11.75:l255; few as
10sD0-l1 so: good clearance.
salable cattle, 5000; salabls calves,
BOO; steers grading average-medium and
beNr, steady to so cents lower: common
to low medium grades fully steady; cows
steady; bulls and veaiers active. strong;
load hlsh-choice 1,020-pound yearling
steers. 1850; two loads mixed good and
choice 1,150-pound steers, $500; few loads
good steers and yearlings, 30.00-31 90;
buik medium and good grades, 22.00-
2asp0; load lots common to low-medium
steers. 20.00-21 30; bulk medium and
good heifers, 21.50-27 90: load good
1,0b0-pound weights, 1925; good cows.
17G0-lS.00; common and medium beef
cows, 15.O0-16.75; Gamers and cutters,
la15-1475: medium and. good bulls,
SdG5-21.5o: medium to choice veaiers.
26:D0-3 5000; few 31.00
SaIable sheep, $500; all representative
wsfnhts SLAUGHTER. lambs. both wooled and
snofn, so cents higher; top wolled lambs,
81 rs; shorn lambs, % 90; ewes firm and
active; most slaughter kinds, 9.50-12.o0.
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Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK, Jan. 5 R.-Divide
declared:
Increased
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Chicago Gruin

CHICAGO. Jan. B. R.-Wheat pushed
upward in senerally nrm grain market
today. Soybeans and lard followed the
bread cereal in showing most strength.
Cash, Grain receipts continued to run
unusually low. Primary markets today
obtained 466000 bushels Of wheat agairist
$50. 900 year aEo, 453, 900 bushels Of
of oats .against 356.000.
Wheat At noon was " to higher.
March 2.1sas; corn was W lower to "
higher, March :32h: oats were !: lower
R1h hiaer, % March o ss% ssy6e.ns .ns Tsrs 1.Ts
3 vas i3 to ls hundred pounds higher,
tration requested mills to offer approxi
mately 10000 sacks Of flour This is in
addition to 100000 sacks bought yester-
Evening star., 1950-01-05
N. Y. Bond Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
Furnished hH The Associated PreaaI

IntHydrEl6s44 61h
jam FAC As 80 7A
Lac Gas 4as63 116
LehV4hs20O3B 60
|Lehv4l1s2oO3E 3oA
LehV 4s2003D @
Lorrillrd 1868 1o~
'MichBTel3hsSs1o
MchCnsG2A69 1o1
MSPSSM4hs71 64A
MSPSSM As 81 51A
MKT IS 62 A e5b
MKT ad 5s67 -
MKT 1st As 90 7oA
Mo-Pac 6hs 40 35
Mo-Pac IS 65 A 93A
Mo-Pac IS n F 23h
Mo-Pac 6s 8OH -
Mo-Pac IS 81 ! S3A
Moris&E41as5 72h
Mor&E3h2O00 S5A
Mo-Pac gn4s75 s.
Nat Steel IS 66 ]"
NOTM IS Sc 1ooA
NYC rios 2O13. 6oM
NYC4hs2OI3A 63A
| NYC con As SO GIN
NYCHR 3ks 81 8oh
NYCMC 3hs 9S So
NYC&SL3AsS0 1854
NY Conn2Ms75 90
NYL&W 4Las73. -
NYNHin4hs'22 @SA
NYNHH4s2007 6SA
NYOW RI As 90 81
No Pac s. 2047 67ss
PennRRg4KsS1 95h
PennR 3AS 50 1o1
Peo&E inc 4s90 ~
PhillPet2As64- 1o3M
SI SP 41As2O22 6M
StLSF As 81 -
| Seabin4 4hs2016 76A
So Pac 4Aas SO 90A
So Pac 2As 90 9oA
Sou Ry & As Sc -
So RyMem5s96 1o5lA
Third Ave $3.50 23-
Third Ave 4s60 53A
Va Rwy IS 95- 1ooA
Wst Sh Is 1851 eoA
Wstn Md IS SO 1o3N
Wstn Un IS so o6h
WstEcy2 .65s73 1OSlM
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Jan. 5 R,.-Butter An
os9; frm. Wholesale. prices on bulk
IAA), 83A-64 cents; 81 score tAI. 6sis-
g. 30 score t5), 62A; SO score (C).
Cheese, 1se.77o; steady; prices un-
Egss were mixed today in the whole
sale msrkst snot Rsfsipts t9taled 21,3sl
Midwestern--.Mixed colors. fancy heavy
weishts; 37-37h; extra ! large 35lIa-36;
ssssiPts' ,,t 3S.a@h; dirties, ssM; checks,
Whites--Fancy heayyweishts, 3s-4oh;
s5tra large, 3sh; extra medium,
Browns--Faney heavyweights, 80; extra
Nearby ttop quotations on nearby white
and brown eggs represent wholesale SELL
ing prices for the finest marks, and not
,Whites-Extra fancy heavyweiEhts,, a.
4o 1asfy mesiuns hs'yxEsEhts s4 p.1s t others large
90 Browns = Extra fancy heavyweights.
mediums. 3O.3l: puilets. 90
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. P-Foreign ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars. others in centsl: Canadian dollar
in New York open market 11H per cent
discount, or $3.50 U. S. cents, unchanged.
Europe. Great Britain (pound. -2.sO1..
UNCHANGED; Great Britain 30-day futures.
futures. 2.SOh, UNCHANGED; Great Britain
9O-day futures, $50. unchanged; France
tfranc), .2S24 of a cent, UNCHANGED: italy
Gira). 1874 of cent unchanged; Swe-
den tkron0, 1897, UNCHANGED; Switzer-
land uranc) Gree), $3.50, OF .01 of Q
cent.
Latin America: Argentina Hree). 112o,
unchanged; Brazil (free), $50, UNCHANGED;
Mexico II 61 UNCHANGED
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Total s1.O37, ,s47.s3O 81 ,OOs. .35s, ,22C

4otdI t1t ,o1 ,ooo S4sooooCC,--l
Counter Stocks Up Sharply.
Capital securities sold over the
counter scored some striking price
advances in 1949.
The sharpest bank stock rise
was regIJered by Anacostia Ma
tional which jumped from 5000
a share to $225. Second in the
list came Security Savings &
Commercial, this bank stock NOV
ing up 10 points to 1928 a share
following stock dividend pro-
posals.
Washington Baseball stock saw
the price bound from $50 share
to SGT at the end of the year.
News of the transfer of 40 per
cent of the stock caused the sud-
den runup of II points in the
counter quotation.
This stock was quoted at $50 a
share all through the playing sea-
son last summer, with none Of
fered for sale. The baseball issue
has been paying 81 a year in divi-
dends, making the yield 8 per
cent per share.
Government Employees Insur-
ance issues were up sharply dur
ing 1949. Other stocks showing
good price advances include Doc
tors Hospital, which moved from
sos to SIP a share; District
Theaters, 81 to $6.38. and the Bank
of Silver Spring, $13 to $3.50.
New Officers Nominated.
John j. Sullivan, Denver broker,
has been nominated chairman of
the Board of Governors Of the Ma
tional Association of Securities
Dealers. Vice chairmen are Fran
els Herman. New York. and Eaton
Taylor, San Francisco.
Wallace H. Fulton of Wash
ington, has been renominated
executive director of the associa-
ton. He came to the Capital In
1886 as director of the Investment
Bankers Conference and took his
present position in 1889. He be-
came nationally known when di-
rector of compliance Of the In
vestment Bankers Conference and
took his present position in 1899
He became nationally known when
director of compliance of the In
vestment Bankers Code Commit
tee. He halls from San Francisco
The nominees will take Office
at the Shoreham Hotel at the
annual meeting February 26-27.
Agency Supervisor Named.
C. Carney Smith. general agent
of the Mutual Benefit Life OF
Newark, has appointed John j
English agency supervisor. He is
a native of Washington, graduate
of st. Adams School and of Dart
mouth College. He served as q
major in the Army Air Force in
Italy during the war and on his
return entered the real estate
field, joining the insurance firm
n@June, 1948.
December business was the
largest in the 104-year history o1
the Washington agency. The full
year was the best since 1880.
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Business Briefs

Electric Power Consumption de-
clined to 5,492,674,00O kilowatt
hours last week VS.. S 1898 ,943 900 in
the previous week and was 1879
below 1852 ,232 900 in the like
week a year ago-Edison Electric
Institute.
Business Loans of member banks
in leading cities totaled $13,904,-
100000 on December %, a gain of
10000, 900 from a week earlier.
but remained 100000 below
a year earlier-Federal Reserve
Board.
Business Failures in the holiday
week ended December 20 declined
to 100 VS.. 1876 in the previous week
and 1913 in the like 1948 week
Dun & Bradstreet. The latest fig
ure was the low for 1949.
National Advertising in news
papers during November was 159o
above year earlier-Printer's Ink.
Magazine volume was down 1917,
radio off 90 and national adver-
tising in business papers off 90.
National outdoor advertising was
up 12%.
Member Firm Borrowings re-
ported to the New York Stock Ex-
change totaled $674, ,266,722 on De-
cember 81 VS.. $3.50 ,328,618 a month
earlier and s42l ,488,221 a year
earlier.
General Motors Corp. reported
record l949 production of 2,771,-
1874 passenger cars and trucks VS..
2,147,397 units in 1948 and the
previous record of 2,360,659 set in
1941.
American Power & Light Co. an
nounced it is selling all common
stock of Pacific Power & Light Co.
to B. J. Van Ingen & Co. and a
group of individuals and invest
ment bankers. The purchasers
have agreed to pay an initial $l0,-
100000 and an added sum con-
tingent upon the sale of certain
Pacific Power properties. The total
price Is not to exceed SIG, 800 900.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
awarded $11,865 900 of equipment
trust certificates to a group headed
by Solomon Bros. & Hutzler on
bid of 99.646 for 21zs coupon.
Dow Chemical Co. offered its
$4,000 employees an opportunity to
buy 10000 shares of Dow common
at $44.50 a share. Some 10000
shares are available to common
holders at the same price. Both
offers will expire February /.
American Telephone e. Tele-
graph Co. was directed by the
FEC to reduce the annual depreci-
alton rate on its long distance
equipment from 4.52%o to 3.92%.
National Department Stores
Corp. declared a year end extra
dividend of so cents and regular
quarterly of Is cents. both payable
January Is. raising payments for
the year ended January 81 to 81 so,
same as in the previous fiscal
period.
Gamble -Skogmo, Inc. directors
took no action on a common divi-
dend for the second time in row,
but declared regular quarterly
of 62h cents on the SO cumula-
tive convertible preferred. payable
January 81.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Co. declared a quarterly dividend
Of so cents, payable February Is
Previous payments were SIS cents
Outlet Co. declared a year-eno
dividend of 1925 a common share
payable January 26. A year age
a payment of $3.50 was declared
Transamerica Corp. declared a
semiannual dividend of so cents,
payable January 81. The COM
pany previously paid Is cents plus
specials of Is cents semiannually.
Hytron Radio & Electronics
Corp. stockholders will vote jan
uary 81 on a proposed increase in
authorized capital stock of 3,000,-
900 shares from 100000. They
Evening star., 1950-01-05

Columbia Broadcasting System
announced the appointment of
Michael j. Foster as assistant di-
rector of press information.
Anaconda Wire & Gable Co. ap-
pointed David E. Allen sales man
ager.
Evening star., 1950-01-05

NEW 4oHA III I
3s 80 LOG
FOREIGN !:
Antioa rs As c ~
Australia3las67 A 3.
Canada 2As ~ 10.
CostaRica 7s51 n
Ital PU 1-3s ~ ;!
Mx4s04-6Sasdn
Serbs CtsSl8s62 !:
DOMESTIC L:
AmT&T 3Ms59 IL
AmT&T 2As67 III
AmT&T 2As6I 1oa
AmT&T 2As75 1o(
AmT&T 2AsS0 1o(
B & o Is 95 J J.
B d o 5 95 G s,
B d o IS 2000K 6.
B&O cv4h201O 5.
Bos Me AIS 20 s,
Brk U G. GAS 1910.
Can So IS SO 1ot
CapAirldeb4s60 n
Can Pac As perm To-
CGa 4hs2O20B 4 4.
Cen Ga As 06 6.
CRRNJ 3As 81 4!
CGO 3ks 90 D 10:
Chi q E I inc 81 )
CMSP4 hs2019 =
CMSP4hs2044 81
C&NW 4hs 90 s!
c g. NV IS 80 g.
CCCSL 4 Has II g.
CCCSL gn 1898 u
CCcSLCWM4 81 s.
Con Ed cv3s63 IL
Cns Ed 2As 80 10.
Del&Hud As 63 81
Del L&W IS 73 q.
DER in4h2018 y
Erie 4hs 2015- 81
Fla E est IS "a 8!
ct Nor 4hs76D IL.
Or B&W deb B.
GM&O 2044 B 6.
Hud Coal 5s62a 8.
Hud&M RI 6s57 6.
HIM inc IS 81 ):
lC ANS 66 .!
IntGtNor 6s So )!
IntGN lst6s52- g.
IntGN IS h6 C Y!
Evening star., 1950-01-05
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Jan. 5 LP-cotton fu.
Of the day in forenoon trading Proft-
taking and hedging met less aggressive
trade support
Noon prices were 90 cents bale
higher to cents lower than the previous
close. March, 30.74 May. 3063, and
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Washington Exchange

Potomac Electric Power com-66 At 15h
Virginia Elec & Pwr com-50 at 1a1s
Potomac Elec Power common-6O At 1914.
Garfinckel common-25 at 17A, 10 at
oaranck.I 4hss -pfd-1o at 1874. so at
1SA.
Garfinckel common at 17M.
Capital Transit 4s-$1,0O0 at 98n,
$4,000 at 9Sk
Potomac Elec Pwr common-5o at 15h.
at $25. "A at S25.
Wash Gas $3.50 pfd-5O at 107, 123 at
american Security q Trust-z1o At SIN
Evening star., 1950-01-05

= -
Atch T&SF Ga
,Atch T&SF Of 8
A T r Inc l.
AtlCoast Line 4.
Att Refining .
tAtl Rein pfA 4
Atlas Corp 1.60.
tAtlas Pow 2hg
tAtlas Pow pf T.
Austin Nichols
Autocar Co -
Auto Canteen l.
Avco Mfg 30g
Avco Mfg pf2A-
BABBITT 1.20-
Baldwin Loco !.
Bait g. Ohio
B & o of 1e--
Bangor&Arostk
rBans d Ar pf5
Barnsdn o 3 kg
Bath Ir Wks "a
Bayuk Gig .97g-
Beatrice Eds %.
tBeatFds Of ga
Beaunit Mills
BeaunitMpfl W
Beech Airc /
Beech Nut ] 60
Bell Airc 1g -
Bell d. Howell "
Bendix Avia "a
BendxHoAp Ae-
Benef IndL ! kb
BenTuet M .02e-
Best d. Co 2 -
Best Foods "a
Beth Steel 2.40- F,
Beth Steel Of p
Bigelow 8 $40 J
Black&Deck %
Blaw-Knox la
Bliss&Lau I 1zg-
Bliss = W 1 =
1oeinR Airp 2E-
Bohn Alum ----
rBon Ami A 4
fBonAmiB1.45e J.
Bond StorS 1Ag
Borden Co 2.70E
BorR-Warnr "A
Boston g. Me
Branin Air
Bridgept Brass
Briggs Mig 3R
Bri2Ks&Stra Ia
Brtstol-Mv 80
Bkln UnG 1905,
Brwn&Biselv I
Bruns-Bal-C 2E
Buoy Erie 2s
Budd Co Tor
BufaloFg4 40g.
Bullard Co Ia
Bulova Watch 8.
BurlingtnM / W
Burr Ad M .Soa.
Bush Term Nj
Butler Bros
tButler Of 4h .
Butte Cop ks--
Byers A NJ Ia
CALIF PKG2M-
Callahan Zinc
Calumet d Hec-
Campbell Wv q
CanDry GA go
tCan DRY Of ~ z
Canad Pac ! AE
CapAdmA1.05g-
CAPITAL Atriines
Caro- Pw q 1t Q
Carrier Corr l
Carr&Gen goa.
Case J I ga
CaterpnTrac lh
Celanese 9 40
Celotex Corr l.
Cen Fdy Coz
Cent Ga Rwy
Cen Ga Ry Of
CentHudGas 50
Cen r r N J A
Cent & SW 90
Cerro de Pas
Certn- tdPd 60a
Champ eaper 2
Checker Cab
Ches & Ohio s.
Chi Corp go
Chi&E Ill A 1g-
Chi Great West
ChiGtW of 31g
Chi Ind g. l. A
Chi Nil St P&P
ChiMSP &Ppf4s
Chicago & N W
Chi 81 N w Of =
Ch, r I&Pac 3
Chit r I&P Of 8
Chrysler 6Kg !
CIT Finance f.
City Prod 2h
Clark Eouip 2h
Clev II III Q. 20 -
Climax M S0R
Clintn Eds 2.40
+ClinFdpf4h ,
| Clopay Cp 1og-
| Cluett-Peab 2
tCoca.Cola A 3 }
Colgate-P-P "a.
! Collins & Ak =.
| ColonialMins !.
| Col Fuel&Ir ia
| Coium Br A1.40
Colum Br B1.40
| Coluro Gas u
IColum Pict hg
| ColumPct pf4A
colum Carbn q
fCornh Eng q q
| Coml Solvts Ia
| ComwthEd go
Cons COP .10s-.
icons Eds 1.60
| Coiis 0rocers ]
| ConE Nat Gas .
| ConkRRC Cuba Of
| ConsR Retstr1 20
Cons vultee-
| Congum Pow 2
| Container Cp a. :
Cont Bak 100.
Cont Can 1a
| lContDiaFib.60g
| Cont Mot 20g
Cont Oil Del T.,
Cont Steel L.
lCooper-Bess 3
| CopwldStl1.20a
| Coty Inc
Crane Co /. .60a
Crown Cork ! :
Crown Zell .40e-
lCruc1ble steel
Crucible stl pf
Cub Am Sug 1ae
Cudahy Pack
Curtis publish
icur Pb or Of %
Curtiss-Wri /
Curtiss-Wr A D.
Cutlr-Hm1 Goa
DANA CORP Ia
Davis Chem I v
Daytnp&I so
| Oeecs Record y
! Deep Rock Oil Q
Deere d Co Sc
Del b Hudson4
DelLack&W As
Evening star., 1950-01-05
Market Averages
MetoI Quotations

NEW YORK. Jan. 5 aP).-Spot nom
ferrous metals. prices today: Copper. 1874
~ cents . pound, New York; zinc, es4-10
eants Q pound. East st. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
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Your neighborhood real estate broker.
COLORED-OPEN is SUNDAY
1902 Blaine st. No moving of furni-
ture;. elaborately furnished; modern
,3-bedroom brick: recreation room in
bsmt.. extra refrgr.. washing ma
chine. fenced-in yard. shrubbery,
sioned i seat: p sas see &c sp
es sss5a'e cog esl Z co.. n,sS RE- Enf 1888 Ill
COLORED GI-IS3O n ST. Sc
Here is real home. modern. in
deep bsmt;, wonderful Garden and
MR.. cox, RE. 1855.
COLORED-931 3rd s.E.-Corner
property, near Navy Yard: VIII sell
to reliable party with suitable cash
convenient terms. 2 complete apis:
with separate entrances, hot-watef
heat: live In one and let the other
help pay for house. NASH, NO.
1lsG Harvard RID. s.E.-open to-
$4,000. Corner brick. AL condi;
ewes. LU. 4-44S4; daily, AID. 7139.
COLORED-13th AND POTOMAC
AVE. S.E.-Ideal for small family;
rms. bath. h.-w.h., nice lot: owner
must sell. Priced right for quick
sale. II. T. RANDOLPH, RE. 2137,
CoLoREEDE3cHIcAco ST. " block
of OF Nichols ave.-3-apt. brick
with $4,000 down. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd.
Sc, LII 4-3400. VI. 1916.
COLORED-f30O BLOCK DEXTER
ter. s.e.--Modern 5-room brick
dwelling being offered at sacrifice.
Inspection by appointment. HARRIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
HoUsEs-sALE-s.E. Cont,

2 COMPLETE APIS, near Gallinser
Hospital--6 rooms, 2 baths. immed.
possession, terms. FREDERICK A.
BLUMER co, 617 Pa. ave. Sc
FIR. 1888: ewes. and SUM-, AK. 261S.
Mr.. MINI. AVE. and Naylor I'd
Corner semidet, brick. arranged as
3 apis. Location can't be beat.
Cow. to everything. Ideal for home
and income. JAMES CARROLL, 10.
2-0401; Sun. Mr.. Jones, AK. SOLO.
Al 1911 SEMIDETACHED 6-rm.
brick home on Fort Davis st. Sc.
For information and appointment
call EUGENE COFSKY & CO., Ii.
6-3056 or 10. 2-26S5. -26
WILL BUILD YOU a rambler style
house. on my lot in Sc, If you have
the down payment, $4,000, small
balance like rent. Box 97-B. Star.
NEAR CORAL HILLS shopping center.
2-bedrm. asbestos shingle bungalow.
full basement, oil heat, deep lot;
vacant; Sc, 900. HARTMAN REAL
TY. INC. 1915 Good Hope I'd. SIC.
LII. 4-3400, LII. 1882.
BY OWNER-Det. white brick, i'm
med. poss.; large bedrms., oil heat,
newly decorated: under $4,000.
Open Sat. and Sun. vi. 701S. 1921
2Sth pl, Sc. -25