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SHANNON
7I3 I4th St. NV.
WOODLEY PARK.
$4,000.
q short distance from Conn. ave., attractlveiy
planned and most complete home OF rooms
and 3 baths. including maids room and bath
for comfort; garage
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$1,000.
Corner home at one Of the highest points
in this section; brick construction: WIN .t .
electricity. hardwood floors; completely
screened and in perfect condition; convenient
to two car lines: immea.e tsra ppsnasd ppssesson
SOUTHEAST.
$o,o5o.
splendid modern home with an nnoo-
structed outlook over beautiful Lincoln paiS: IN
The property ia in excellent condition and mas
the advantage of good car service. stores, etc. .
sion may be obtained.
MICHIGAN PARK.
$4,000.
An ideal home in this rapidly developing sec
tion Of the city. The house. which is tholougn-
" modern in equipment and appointment oc-
eupie: an attractive corner lot saaioo feet;
comfortable rooms and tile bath. open nre-
place, slate roof. Every detail has been
carried out consistently to make this both
attractive and honey.
MT. PLEASANT.
SI2,5oo. =:
Four-bedroom and 2-batb tapestry brick
house, with attractive living room, dining
room and kitchen on the nrst floor. Appoint
ments Of refined simplicity; equipment @ thor
oughly modern and Of q high standard; hard-
wood floors and trim: front and sleeping
porches; brick garage included.
PETWORTH.
$7,45o.
n.rticuisr: attractively and tlstefully ap-
pointed. It is convenient to the Georgia ave.
car lire and in the popular new home aection'
reasonable terms.
SHANNON
z13 14th St. NV.
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7. DALLAS GRADY,
322 Maryland Bldg.
141O 81 st. NV.
Main 727.

Member Of the wsshIngton Real Estate Board:
OUR EXTRA SPECIALS.
Near 18th ST. NV: Gruver-built home Of 6
,ooms: eisssed.in sleeping porch; finished at
tic: h..W.h.. eIec lights. This Ii . real home;
S. $50; s., 900 cash.
Petworth; large rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. elec.; /;
large ward: grapes; garage: $500: terms.
4 room, bath, h.-w.h.. eiec. Lights; $500;
q rooms, bath, h.-wh.. elec.; 1850: $500
Ali our specials of last week sold. Act
ouicE II you want a real bargain.
HOME REALTY co.
eso7 a. ave NV. Col. 1O454. o7s
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
5000.

Thoroughly modern rev brick house Of 6
rooms and bath; hot-water heat, electric
lights, gas; hardwood floors and trim; con-
veniently located TO cars and stores; posses
sion and terms. ~
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PARK VIEW.

For immediate possession; two-story brick
house with front and double rear p9rehes for
foot alley: good neighborhood; reasonable
terms.
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18th ST. HEIGHTS.
$1,000

Practically new bungalow on I.r,s c,r,.,
LOT. offered for quick sale at this feure. con-
slderably under present reproduction cost. On
stone fireplace; dining room, clubsoom. 1sys-
tory, kitchen. pantry and breakfast porch.
Second moor comfortable bedrooms and bath
Hot-water heat. electricity; specially selected
fixtures; sleeping porch. Garage to match
house. ~
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PARK VIEW.

fhICE St.oOO
Near the Soldiers Home Park. Attractive
colonial type home, containing Q large rooms
Noors: screens Fine back yard with room for
garage Possession and easy terms.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued

Conttnued
IDEAL HOMES.
1910 to 1926 varnum st. NV.
Best buy on 18th ST.: 9 rooms. baths:
sleeping and breakfast porches: deep lots; near
car ana 6ms ,, line. Through your own broker or
W. q. IRWIN, owner, 7l5 Allison ct. NV.
EAone Gol9m9aa g329: ~.
1000 ST. NV. JUST NORTH OF PA. AVE.
4 and opposite beautiful public park-14 rooms.
garage. Price, SIS 500: O reasonable terms.
Inspeetion by Iermit.
THOMAS f. PETTY,
tExclusive agent)
3013 14th 1t. NV.
FOR SALE-COLORED.
Several very attractive homes
in best northwest section; prices
from $3,OOO.O0 to $6,250W
Terms very easy.
B. B. PINN,
Col. 58l7. 7l2 Kenyon St. NV.
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SUBURBAN.

Well located In the northwest suburbs. Bun
saiow type. containing rooms and bath;
electric lights; excellent heating plant: open
veuient to the car lins. Reasonable terms
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GEORGETOWN.
PRICE. $lf, 600.

Detached brick residence. Three stores:
cellar attic; IL rooms and bath. Houae :s 70
fect wide xrd all tbe rooms large with
hish ceillnSs Excellc;: ho;-a.r hea ting plant.
Large lot with fruit. flowers and shrnbUery
Tc-u,s can be arranged.
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OWNER WISHING no SELL AT ONCE

VWNEK WISHING To SELL Al VNCN
NEW HOME Mr.. SAUL'S ADD. 1850.
Attractive 2.story brick, on Ingraham st.. con-
venient to Ga; ave- and l4th st. cars, ,.; un;
with every convenience. having 8 large rooms.
tiled bath. h.-w.h.. elec.. oak floors, front and
double rear pOrches and built-in, heated ga
rage: impossible TO duplicate at 81 900 more;
real bargain and a splendid home at the
price asked: 1850 cash: easy payments Will
not last: act quickly: no agents. Apply own
er. Address Box 2sS-K. Star Ofhce,
For Inspection.
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RERWYN HEIGHTS. ND: ABOUT
10 minutes walk to steam. electric
and Baltimore boulevard: corner. IL
acre. well lying tract; I-r. and b.
frame: porches: electric light: garage:
fruit. ETC.; needs some repairing:
price attractive. ON terms: consider
trade. or rent for 80 month.
TUXEDO. Md: 5-r. and b. frame:
porches: cellar: h.-w.h.: garage:
needs some repairing: owner has au-
thorized US to get best offer sale,
on easy terms. equity in city property,
or will rent for So 80 a month.
502J HUTCHINS PL.. intersection
of Conduit and Reservoir rls.: Groom
shingle house; . pOrches: h.-w.h.; ga
rage; fruit. etc.: convenient to cleo
tric ears. macadam road. etc: beau
tiful view: bargain on terms: take
equity in city property. or will con-
slider leasing to responsible party.
n. f. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4J97. 1923 st.
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MT. PLEASANT.

Owner has Just reduced price 81 600 TO in
sure quick sale. Exceptionally wei. located.
overlooking Rock Creek Park. There are .
rooms, baths, sleeping porches: electric
lights, h.-w.h.. oak noors and {. garage FOR
enette and could be used as separate apart
ment.
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FOE sALE-HousEs.

Continued
$4,000.
C ST., near Pa. ave.-8-room. bath, brick:
excellent condition; $3.50 cash and $40 per
month.
$4,750.OO.
i1th ST.. near Lincoln Park-8-room. bay win.
dow: brick; hot-water heat; 5000 cash and $4S
per month.
$5,OOO.OO..
ard st.. near G se.-8-room. bath; brick. fur
mace heat; excellent condition; possession.
Agreeable terms.
$6,5OO.OO.
Near Lincoln Park-8-room.' brick: colonial
porch; doubie-decker porch in rear: hot
water hest; tile bath; electric light: posses
sion.
$8,25O.W.
III n. Car. ave.-S-room brick, bath: elec-
tricity; hot-air heat: room for garage; pos
session: agreeable terms
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
500 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Phone Lin. $40.
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DETACHED IN TOWN.

Exceptional good buy at attractive figure.
fully detached. with rooms and bath % bed,
rooms). Large .ot with garage for cars.
Owner Is anxious 10 sell and Will mike easy
terms.
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1895 4th ST. ROOMS. B.. VACANT; 1907
10th ST.. 10 rooms. lat. 50. 500: 1918 9Th St. 8
rooms. lat; 6-room house. c.. W st: bet. 18th
and 14th sts.: Groom house, c., h.-w.h.;
st. bet. 1st and I'd: 45l p st.. rooms. c.. fur;
1885 10th ST., rooms. h.-wh.; 727 Kenyon
st.. u rooms, h-w.h, garage.
HOLLAND
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aROON HOUSE, WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF
T,incoln Park on Tenn. ave. NE Price, $S.OOO;
AMI. Phone Adams 2645. 25s
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SPLENDID INVESTMENT
Three complete housekeeping apartments and
large garage make this property a wonderful
paying proposition. II is well located in
downtown section. has hotwst heat. cleo
tricity. and is in perfect order Price
SlI, 900: terms; 81. $50 cash. balance mont ly
The income from the apartments will take
care of the monthly payments
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. INC.
Main 43J. IU 18th n. ".
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SUMNER HOMES.
FOR RENT.

EAGLES MERE PARK. PA.
Desirable furnished summer cottages near
lake and golf course for rent by the month or
season. Write II. v. YEAGER. Manager.
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HEDGES MIDDLEIOIN Nv
1884 II ST. NV. Phone Main 1923.
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MT. PLEASANT.
PETWORTH.

New Groom brick house, modern In every
particular; attractiyely and tastefuliy ap-
pointed. It is convenient to the Georgia ave.
car lire and in the popular new home section'
reasonable terms.
CLAN NNON
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OFF 10th ST.

Brand new tapestry brick dwelling. coni tain
ing .a;se rooms. tie bath ard built In.
heated garage. Has front and doub.e rear
po.ches. eiec;.ic Lights. h.-w.h.. hardwood
noors. instantaneous hoi-water heaicr' and
many other attractive features. Reasonable
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: y SHANNON q IUOt1o, ;
z3 I4th ST. NV Main z345.
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& LUCHS,.
Main 2345.
NORTHEAST.
$500.
six-room and. bath brick house; hot-w.ter
nem.' nss. e!eetricity and gas: front and double
fe porcnes' screened: stationary tubs; space
ror garage. Immediate possession. Terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$o,o5o.
New 6-room and bath brick house. % fs.t
wide; thoroughly modern; buiIt.in cs,sse
ouiltin refrigerator; tiled kitchen; ope.. fre
place; cement front and double rear ptr,hes.
terms. "aDie
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Phone Main 1923.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

4 .'''W.
Splendid opportunity to obtain a large hous.'
at an unusually low figure. Located west Of
i4th st. Three-story brick. having 10 rooms
and BATH electric lights h.-w.h In fine con
dition. Ample room for garage. Attractive
terms.
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FOR SALE-H0UsEs
CHAS. D. SAGER.

Continued
SAGER.
NORTHWEST.
DOWNTOWN ROOMING HOUSE, conven-
lent to government departments: can be
bought furnished for $12.
DOWNTOWN.
Nicely arranged S-room home near 18th and
y streets NV. Present revenue from portion
ior $9.I!D. very rare opportunity 10 gel q
dowutowu home n well paying investment.
SOUTHEAST.
attractive siI-room and bath home located
within a few doors Of Lincoln Park. Hst-
water heat: electric lights; porches: eastern
exposure. Price. 81 800. on reasonable terms
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Six room home near 18th and Park rd, hot,
water heat: three large bed chambers: electric
Price and terms reasonable.
NEW HOMES.
Send for our list Of new home. ranging In
price from 5000 TO SlJ.OO0-the mos, com
pIete in the city. On many Of these houses
easy terms can be arranged.
SAGER,
s.; :. NV.
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WEST OF CONN. AVE.
SAUL'S ADDITION.

An absolute bargain in an attractive de-
tached home. There are large bedrooms aud
tile bath. The house Is strictly modern and
is in 6ne conditip. Also screened 3nd has
awnings Good size lot with garage. Owner
will give immediate possession and make rea-
sonabie terms.
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BY OWNER. TAKoMA PARK HOME-sEvEN
room frame; hotwater heat: all modern con-
sentences: rehnished and repainted throughout:
built-in garage, poultry house, garden And
fruit: block from street car: $3.50 II pur-
chased by May I. Fl. b. HENDRICk. Home
nlnne. Col. ll2l i: business. Col. 1QlS2.
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Mr.. 18th AND Me-; POSSESSION:
attractive, modern. 6-r. and b. brick;
garage; only $5. 600; $3.50 cash, bal
ance $50 a month.
Mr.. 18th AND e. CAP. ST.; cor
NOR. a-r. and b., modern brick; fur
mace heat; commercial zone; posses
sioJ,: only 81, $50: $3.50 cash, balance
500 q month; Or would consider rent
ing for $50 4 month.
Mr.. 18th AND 3 Sc; vacant; g
cheerful rooms: just papered, painted, .
etc; furnace heat; lot 100 It. deep;
- on small cash payment, balance
monthly.
n. E. .RYON CO., INC.
Main 1897. 1923 st.
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real
1884 H ST. NV.
- WOODLEY PARK.

First door: Large living room, reception hail.
dining room. Kitchen, pantry. bedroom with
private bath. Second floor has large bell
rooms and tile bath: electric lights, h.-w.h.,
oak floors. mahogany and white finish: open
fireplace. Large lot. Immediate possession.
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PRICE, $135n0. Near 18th and Lamont SIS.
A handsome three-story brick residence.
modern In every detail and containing
nine rooms and two well-appointed
haths: hot-water heat. electric light
oak floors; good lot TO alley with ample
room for garage. In excellent condition
An opportunity which should not be over
looked.
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C.-RIGHT on X. !. ave-.
Or & b.: h. a h & elec.. occupied by the own
er; terms can he arranged. There is not .
better buy in Woodbridge today. Phone Main
$500.
BAUMAN < HEINZMAN. 134 18th st.
NEAR 18th AND KENYON NORTHWEST.
An attractive colonial home OF s rooms. .
baths: hot water heat; electric lights: open
fireplace: beautiful hardwood flooring: break
fast and sleeping porches garage. Price rea
sOpable: terms arranged.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. INC.
.Aa
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SUMMER CAMPS.

PINE TREE CAMP FOR GIRLS
On beautiful Naomi Lake. 1000 feet above
sea. in pine-laden air of Pocono Mountains.
Four hours from New York and Phiadelphia.
bungalows ana tents sunny hills. Ex-
perienced coancilors. Horseback riding. ten
mis-. base ball, canoeing 'hikes''-all outdoor
sports. Handicrafts. gardening.
l1th Season
MISS BLANCHE ID. PRICE
404 W. school Lane. Philadelphia. PA.
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FOR sALE-H0USEs.
Continued

FROM OWNER, T-ROOM BRICK HOUSE:
NV: near Union station and government
printing office. Price. -, 760;. terms. SOU
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.
Nearly new, modern home; rooms and bath,
cellar porches: small yards: h.-w.h.. elec.
light: white tapestry brick front. Being
sold for executor Of an estate. Price. IS, COO
Terms On Warder st. NV, near Kenyon.
High ground. One square each from Sol
dier's Home Park of 512 acres and the Geor
gin ave- car line.
SEWsoM. lilo H. ne. L. 2O71.
S. 80 WILL BUY COY BRICK. 2-STORY
home. Il large rooms, bath, cellar; furnace
neat; porch; deep yard to paved alley: located
on 18th ST., near Mass ave. Sc. QUICK POS
H. r. LAW, Agent. 1919 E St Sc
VERY DESIRABLE HOME; BRICK: TWO
storr: fine rooms, cellar: furnace heat;
ssCHnOf. and new Eastern HIGH SCHOOL and
lincoln Park. Price, $500
n. T. LAW. 1919 E ct. Sc.
NEAR PA. AVE. s.E.-ELEGANT HOME; 8
delightful rooms: furnace heat: good yard to
no yed alley: porches: nne concrete, cellar; To-
Gated on 18th st. Price. $3.50. See d. T.
LAW. 1919 f St. or 4; W: Law 607 18th st.
The above three houses are occupied by the
OWNERS. No tenants to interfere with pos
session. -
q RMS. BATHS. H.-W.H., GAS. ELEC.:
best section Col Heights: leaving city. Ad-
dress Box 26O-K. Star ONCE. 20"
4 detached home Of r. and b.: h.-a. heat
and cleo; large lot, close to cars and stores:
with q good cash payment this home can be
for fssSe Man IGns $685. delay BA1aa
HEINzMAN. M 7s4 18th st.
yAC1NTC5 LARGE ROOMS, CELLAR. AT
tic, porch; elec:: water: sever % IN; saxn modem @
cars, Hyattsville. IA Kresce bldg. 11th and g.
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

BALTIMORE. January 24.-Cattle
were in light supply yesterday, and
the market on steers was about
steady. while bulls and cows were
strong. There was a light supply of
sheep and lambs. with a higher mar
ket. With fair supply the market
on hogs was also higher The market
on calves was fully steady. with a
fair supply. Quotations for the week
follow:
Cattle-Eeceipts for week ended
noon yesterday were 2..77 head.
against 3.0GS head last week: lU9
carloads for market for the week.
Steers. choice. 7.50aT.7b; good butcher.
6.50a7.2 .25; medium. 5.50a6.25; common,
4.50a5.25; hcifers. choice, 6.OOa6.5O;
fair to good, 5.00a5.75: common to
medium, 4.00aA75: bulls, choice. 5.00a
$50; fair to good, 4.0Oa4.75; common
to medium, 3.00a3.75; cows, choice,
4.50a5.00: fair to good, 3.25a4.25; COM
mon to medium. 1.00a3.00.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for
week ended noon yesterday were
1851 head, AgAinat l.757 head last
week. Sheep. 2.50a7.00; lambs, 8.0oa
1925.
Hogs-Receipts for week ended
noon yesterday were 1856 head.
against 1886 head last week. Lights,
pigs. 1925: roughs. 4.75a7.5O.
Calves-Receipts for week ended
noon yesterday were .1,44S head,
against 1856 head last week. Calves,
5.0Oa1S.00; extra, 1925.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January si--Thef'
was renewed liquidation and scatter
ed southern selling in the cotton mar
ket at the opening today. First price
were barely steady at decline OF l.
IA points, with active months sooi
showing net losses at 90 to y points
March broke to 17.15, making new low
ground for the movement. There wa
considerable Wall street buying
the decline. presumably to cove
shorts, but the tone of the market Wa:
unsettled, owing to continued unfa
yorable reports from the cotton good:
trade and the weakness In Liverpool
Futures opened barely steady Jan
uary, 17.3a: March. 1880: May, 1855
July, 1910: october, 1885.
The reported closing OF the Jap
anese silk exchange because of th'
break in raw silk contributed to tn,
nervousness of the early market
while the talk of n break in tn,
Last Indian market yesterday alS'
had an unscttlinG influence. l.iverp"n
WAS seller here during The frs
hour, but the volume of offering
lapcred off considerably after In
early break. and trading was com
paratively quiet around midday. witt
active months showing rallies of
or I points from the lowest. \ Liver
pool cable received by way of New
Orleans. said that Alexandria hat
been a seller there.
LIVERPOOL. January e4-cottor
spot. quiet; prices easy. Good mid
ding. 1866: fully middling, 1o..s
middling, s.s1; low middlins, s.sl
good ordinary, Isl; ordinary. SIT
Sales, 5000 bales, including 40
American. Receipts. 1900 bales. in
GLIDING $500 American. Future
closed quiet. January, S.Ss: March
$50; May, 9.s3; July. s.76: September
954; October "a: December, 9.27.
NEW ORLEANS, January 24.-Over
night selling orders. apparently frou
liquidating longs in many cases. car
ried the cotton market off on tn
opening today, and at the end of tn
first half hour of business prices wer
to 20 points under the close of yes
terday. March sinking TO 1915. Mucl
of the selling appeared to be due (,
the news of the collapse of the bul
movement in cotton in India.
Futures opened steady. January
1910; March, 1G.l5: May. 1906; July
1877: October. 1914.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. January 20 (special).
Potatoes, white, $50 lbs. 3.26a3. SO;
No. 2. 2.0oa2.25; 100 pounds. 1.75a2.40;
so = eoa NJ sS swesss sna vans hS shs
a.S5; No. 9. 5oa60. Beans, hamper.
bu.. 25a35. Cabbage. 2.25a2.50. Car
rots. basket. 70a75. Caulihower, crate.
l.ooa2:oo. a.t.: : Celery doz: 7Sal.5o. Gu
s.5ea4.oo. Kale. bbl, 1.25a1.5o.
Lettuce. basket. 1.25a2.25. Onions.
100 pounds, 6.50a7.00; No. 2, 2.50a3.50.
Oysterplants. bunch. Sas. Parsnips.
bu.. 76aso. Peas. hamper. 3.5oa4.5o.
a srats sooatSo 1ss
So. Spinach. bu.. 75a1.o0. Squash.
crate, 3.50a4.0o. Tomatoes. crate. s.0Oa
$50. Turnips. basket, 45a50.
Apples, packed. bbl.. 5.o0as.o0; No.
'5.5oa5.OO; bu.. l.25a250: box apples.
o2Saa:oo. cranberries: bbi:, 2.25a4.oo.
strap, 4.5oa6.50. Strawberries, qt.,
50a60.
Selling Prices ut Noon.
Wheat-No. 1 red winter, spot, no
quotations; No. red winter, spot,
1'93A; No. 2 red winter. sarlicky.
Corn-Cob corn. old. yellow, quoted
S;o0 per barrel; contract corn, spot.
corn, yellow. No. 2. domestic or bet
ter. So per bushel.
oats-White. No. 2. 4s1sa47 per
bushel; No. 3, 44a45 per bushel.
Rye-Nearby, S5as5 per bushel: No.
no ~es,ern uuotatioesp export spot BON; No. 3,
-Ray-Receipts. 5s tons; range is
lI;ooa21.00 for good to choice tim
othy and mixed hay.
straW-No. rye, nominal. 1890;
nominal. 10.0Oa11.5O.
CHICAGO. January 24.-Wheat went
upward In price today during the
early dealings affected chiefly by
nisher quotations at Liverpool and
buenos Aires. OFFERS here to sell lack
ed volume. Smallness of farm re-
serves OF wheat and the rapid de-
crease Of stocks at terminals attract
ed considerable notice. Opening prices.
winch varied from the same as yester-
days nntsh to '.c higher. with May
LILO 70 i16l5 and July 1.02 to l.0212,
Were followed by general gains
Hedging sales Of corn were less nu-
merous than has been the rule Of late.
Ihe corn market, therefore, tended to
advance, opening u to Hass higher,
and nat then scoring additional upturns.
grain, starting unchanged to 14c up;
ascend.
A new rise in the price of hogs was
promptly reflected by the provision
market.
Potatoes steady: receipts, As cars:
total U. s. shipments, 333: Wisconsin
sacked round whites mostly 200 cwt:
some frozen. 1.90 cwt.: Wisconsin bulk
round whites, one car fancy stock,
20 cWt.; Minnesota sacked Red Riv-
ers. EOS cwt.
Selling to realize profits brought
about setback in wheat prices later.
The close was easy at the same as
yesterdays finish to % lower, with
May l.l5as to 1.15ss and July 1.o1A
Subsequently the corn market re-
acted somewhat, as on the advance in
prices. Illinois and Iowa wee active
sellers Of cash corn to arrive here.
The close was steady at 1saA to i
AN net advance, with NAV 53S. to
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TRADING IN BONDS
VERY LIGHT TODAY
BY STUART r. WEST.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. January 24.-Aside
from the activity OF a few bonds like
the French government and munich
pal external loans, local fractions and
the, sugars among corporate issues,
bond trading on the stock exchange
today attracted less attention than
did the sale Of new offerings and the
announcements Of others to come.
The $25.0oo,oo0 department of the
Seine twenty-year Z per cent gold
bonds, which were allotted yesterday
to dealers, were offered to the public
at the opening this morning. At a
late hour this afternoon the syndicate
managers stated that the books had
offered at 90H and accrued interest,
to yield 7.95 per cent to maturity.
Coincident with the sale of this is
sue. French exchange was strong,
while French municipals. particularly
Lyon and Marseille IS. lost half to
night. French TVS and SIS sold most OF
the day around their closing level OF
yesterday.
Loan to Cuba.
J. p. Morgan & Co. announced that,
with five other banking houses, they
have made one-year loan of $4,000
900 to the Republic of Cuba The pro-
ceeds of this sale will be used for
pressing immediate needs of the re-
public. The plans provide for no pub
lie offering Of the loan.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has granted authority to the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railway to issue s1,000.0O0 general
mortgage gold bonds. The road has
also received permission to issue
S1,000.000 first and refunding mort
gage gold bonds and to pledge them
as collateral security for new notes
which 1t may put out.
New G. & o. Issue.
1t was announced the subscription
books have been closed in the new
issue of $6,567.000 Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company equipment s
per cent gold notes, series Is and
series 13A, offered today to yield 5.5
to SIS per cent, depending upon the
ds tes of maturing
This Offering was the first to be dis
posed of under condition the govern
ment agrees to subordinate one-third
Of the lien on each maturity to the
lien of those sold to the public.
Kissell, Kinnicutt & Co. announces
the sale Of the entire new $15,000.00O
Province of Ontario 5h per cent 15-
year bonds recently offered to the
public.
Evening star., 1922-01-24
DRY GOODS QUIET.
Better Business Expected When
Cotton Becomes Steadier.

NEW YORK, January "a (SpeciaD.-
Weakness in the cloth markets today
was attributed to continued unusettle-
ment of the market for the staple.
There was little trading, although
southern 3S1.-inch 64x60's could have
been bought from some mills for 81a
for contract delivery. 1t was reported
also that some" mills were accepting
81 for 68x72's. Narrow print cloths
were steadier. In sheetings there was
some weakening in bag constructions
4.25's being had at SIS. mtN
There was a better inquiry for sale
sateens and twills, but little business.
A better volume of business Is expects
ed as soon as cotton becomes stead
ier. No trading whatever is being
done in silk. the rise in raw silk.
backed by a speculative element in
control Of Japanese business, having
unsettled confidence of American
!"