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DIGEST HAPPENINGS
 FROM NATIONS CAPITAL

WASHINGTON March 6The Congress of the United history Sunday March bring unprecedented partisan bitterness by
 
 the Chiefly the meas ship subsidy b President Harding night bills which Among the signed the employment service; bi authorizing during the
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AMENDED SERVICE PLAN
 REJECTED BY DEPUTIES

PARIS, March 7.-The senate body of the chamber of deputies yesterday rejected the proposed amendment tos the obligatory military service plan. It was proposed to reduce the period ot. service from one and a half years tor one year. The original period of serN- ice will remain.
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10 ASCERTAIN GOLD DECREASE

A senate resolution resolution au- thorizing special commission to in- vestigate the alarming decrease in gold and silver production passed unanimously. The commission will re- port at the next session of congress.
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JUMPS TO HIS DEATH

WASHINGTON March 9-An un- identified man today jumped to his death from the top of the Washington monument. He was unrecOgnizable when picked up.
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ALIEN PROPERTY RETURNED

The senate passed the bill author izing the return to owners of the small trusts held by the alien prop
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CONGRESS ALLOCATES-
 FORESTRY MONIES

CORDOVA, Alaska, March 7.-The forestry road appropriation has been passed by congress. The Alaska ap- portionment is s361,000 for forest highways and $25,600' for miners roads and trails.
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COURT REJECTED TWO TO ONE

By a vote of 49 to 24 the senate re- fused to give any consideration to the Harding Hughes plan to have the unl- ted States become a member of an international court Of justice.
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REBEL CHIEF TAKEN

BELFAST, March 9-Can Ma1oney, rebel deputy chief of staff: was cap tured by Free State troops this morn ;po
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erty custodian. This measure had al- ready been passed by the house. Ii is now in the presidents hands for signature.
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PARIS EMBASSY BUILDING

authorizing the payment of $300,00 for the purchase of an embassy building at ?ars.
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DAN SUTHERLAND,

(The above message was received from Delegate Sutherland yesterday and shows that the industrial life of the North is receiving some attention from Washington. Just how the act works will not be known until copy of the act has been received.)
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FARM CREDITS BILL

The president has signed the farm credits bill
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FARM LOAN ACT |s
 EXTENDED TO ALASKA

WASHINGTON, March 5-The farm loan act which includes all live stock provisions, has been extended to the Territory of Alaska. Will mail copy of the act and all information to far mers and stock raisers' associations desiring same.
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FOR RENT-3-room house; See Chas.
 cooper. 4Stf
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WANTED-Cleanr rags at the Gateway Office. f.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOUND-Fur init for left hand. Ap-
 ply at Gateway. If
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FOR SALE-One bedroom set; call at Gateway office.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

COLORED-VACANT.
Several Groom houses. Prices and terms very
reasonable.
OWNER, p d. HOLMES.
eio 18th st. NV. Room %. Main 3e71.
Come Out Sunday.
to No. 1925 Buchanan st. NV. and see this
ideal new 7-room semi-detached
Corner Home.
having all modern conveniences, hot-water
heat and. electricity, hardwood doors. con-
crete porches front and rear and built-in
hreproof garage.
At SI2,5oo,
and. on terms very convenient to the pur-
chaser. this home is second to none.
No. 1926 Buchanan Street
is on the corner OF Buchanan st. and Arkansas
ave- and very convenient TO cars. stores and
bus lines
Bauman & Heinzman.
ONCE phone, Main $500 residence, n. 171S-J.
1904 III St NV.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, ". j.

ZONING COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia, Washington, January -. 1923.
In compliance with the provisions OF section
1920 (Public No. 153. 66th Congress entitled
IAN act to regulate the height, area and use
Of buildings In the District Of Columbia and
to create q Eoning commission, and for other
purposes'), notice is hereby given that
public hearing will he beld in the board room
Of the District building at 10 am, February
g. 1928. for the purpose OF considering the
following proposed changes In the boundaries
OF the use, height and area districts, TO wit:
Change from residential to FIRST commercial:
tween N and SITS. and adjacent property
fronting on the south side of st. between
10Th and Goth SITS. Frontage on the east
side Of sth st. me-, north Of East Capitol st.
and other property at the intersection OF sth
and East Capitol SITS. Lot ii. square s91 To-
Gated on west side of sth st. ne. near East
Gated on northeast corner Of 18th ST. and
Park I'd Southwest corner OF 1lth st. and
North Carolina ave. s.e. Frontage on east
side Of Connecticut ave. between klingie I'd.
and Macomb st. Lots 20 and 81. square 69l.
located on southeast corner OF South Capitol
and sts., and property adjacent thereto.
Queen and Raum sts. Change from residen, den;
tial to first commercial and from 4" to &C"
east corner of 18th and Randolph sts. ne.
Change from residential to first commercial
and from "B'' to CO. area: Lots los TO
115, incl. square 4oes. located on the north
sre and orren St Lot So, square as93, To-
Gated on corner of Sherman and Morton aves.
Change from residential to second CONNER
clal: Frontage on Ward court. Ward place and
alleys In square 20 and property adjacent
thereto. Change from residential to second
commercial and from &c" TO I'D" area:
Frontage on west side Of Gath st. NV. between
M and Y sts. Change from industrial to resi-
Dental and from %" area to "A" area:
Analostan Island. Change from 55 to s5 foot
height district: Square y. 1S9, located at 18th
St, st. and New Hampshire ave. NV.
Change from So to ITO foot height district:
Frontage on both sides OF II street NV. be-
''C' area: Southwest corner OF 11th and X
sts. ne. Change from &C" to I'D" area:
East side Of l4th st. NV between Park rd
and Monroe st. c. KELLER, CUN0 H. RU-
DoLPH JAMES +. OYSTER, C. o. SHER-
RILL, ELLIOTT WOODS, Zoning Commission
of the District OF Columbia. ja2S-1ot
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Columbia Heights.

A decided bargain In q large colonial home
located close to Central High School. Nine
large rooms. two complete baths. eIec. lights.
h.-w.h., oak floors. colonial front porch. Room
for garage. Priced only $12, 500 for immedi-
ate sale Owner very anxious to sell and may
consider less for equity cash
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 II st. NV. Realtors. Phone Main 102s.
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FOR SALE-H0UsES
Continued.
SIX BEDROOMS,
SLEEPING PORCHES.
NEAR 10th Street.
MI Pleasant. near 18th St; colonial front.
back and double sleeping porches: nice living
room. room. reception hall; large bright dining
bright bedrooms and bath: ali modern improve,
ments; lot 28 feet wide. Price Of $4,000
Te1m Tsen oeioW 1, similar houses IN this section
BY OWNER-$5,2oo.
For home or investment. 18th st. Sc. near
water heat. Rented at $50 month. 81. 900 cash,
balance like rent.
Address Boz 1e2.R. Star office. %.
sl'ooo-Aere of ground and small house:
small cash payment and bal. about
sl'ooo-A broom frame. near sth and sts
60 ooo Sc: large lot; very easy terms.
SI'ooo-Nice frame. rooms and very deep
90 zoo month: easy terms.
$2'Soo-Near 1st and Pierce SITS; n:w:-A
dandy little 6-room brick. large yard
70 alley; will consider any reason
s2.5oo-Fine little 5-room brick, near 9th
and and SITS Sc; very easy terms to
s3.5oo-Only 5 blocks from the Capitol; If
you want a nice little Groom and
bath brick. in q nice residential sec
tion. this Is It, and on easy terms.
$3.500-Fine little Groom and bath brick. near
sat cAn'fh IN epsot ns Psyk ea.y
terms. Live in one and rent the
s7,ooo-Near North Cap. and Q SITS. NV
real home: terms.
S',0OO-Near 9th and SITS. n.w.-A nne o.
roo room and bath fur heat fine front
s7,oo0-Near 14th and Fla ave. n.w.-This
is very cheap for such house; let
US show II to you.
We have many other bargains in all sec
tions OF the city, on any OF which we can
for the purchaser. 1t means more business.
Come in and have a talk with US.
McCARTER & McCARTER.
AT 11th st. NV. Main S722.
Open Sunday. Il to 2.
You'll Be Pleased
No matter how critical you are, the
more detailed your inspection of these
Albemarle and 3Sth Sts.,
Chevy Chase, D. c.
the more impressed you'll be with them,
sna nsh YOU have n thought Of
in that Home of yours" And the char
acter Of the neighborhood-and the wonder
full ation add their convincing argument.
They are kite-bult; six rooms. baths.
sleeping porch. hot-water heat, back
stairs" electricity.
Come and see them at the very first
opportunity. Open for inspection every
day and evening.
Reasonable Prices.
Convenient Terms.
0ur Mr. Hamilton q on the DremiseS
always at the Sample Home. phone
Cleveland 1890 for special appointment.
Take Chevy Chase cars TO AlbemarIe ST.
first stop north of Bureau Of Standards),
turn west to SSth st.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1914 X St. Phi. Main 4846.
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No Climate-0nly Weather.
the American Legion Weekly.

From the American Legion Weekly.
California and New York were
arguing.
YOU'RE always Dragging about
your climate" complained New York.
in 1t so superior to mine"
"No comparison declared Cali
fornia scornfully. You haven't any
climate at all. All you have Is diff
ferent wcathers."
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EDUCATIONAL.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION, both men
and women; statistical clerk, Feb. IA. Salary,
81 40 to 81 $40. Internal revenue agent. Feb.
81; salary, 81 800 TO $3 900. Specia! pNpara-
tion. The Civil Service Preparatory School
southeast corner 18th and r NV. Franklin
2060.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL - W.
Thomas Shepard, Phi. D.. pres, sO8h Eye
NV. Indiv. Instruction; college prepara tory;
languages. mathematics, physics. chemistry.
patent office; day. night: coed; moderate.
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, JAMES F. SHEA,
...sls LOUISIANA AVE. NV.

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST HOME yALurs
't..-.A :! IN THE CITY.
. z rooms and bath, entirely detached. Fine
large lots Beautiful northwest location; high
healthy. Nicely built up with all detached
homes. Price, S. $50. Easy terms. See them
before it Is too late. Open and lighted daily
o10S 9th street. corner 9th and Rittenhouse
streets. Sec Mr., Boswell on premises.
-. CHAS. D. SAGER,
oo3 18th Street. Main S6.
Headquarters for New Homes.
Exclusive Agent.
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OUT.OF.T0WN REAL ESTATE.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

TO RENT AT RYE, \. z. FOR SUMNER
season. newly furnished 13-room house. 3
baths, I shower: all modern improvements; .
car garage: wonderful location, facing million
dollar park overlooking Long Island Sound.
For full particulars address MRS. ARTHUR
r. SPENCER, 57s Forest ave, Rye. n. Y.
SHORE PROPERTY.
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BELL BOND ISSUE
ALLOTMENTS FIXED
0versubscr;bed Three Times-Cot-
ton Seat, $50, ,00o-Ms-ks 81
for Four TrilGon.
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November 7.-Allot-
ments of subscriptions to the $780,
100000 Offering of American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company bonds
sold last Monday will be on 35 per
ce.t basis, .t was said today. :26:-
eating tie Issue IVES ove.sIbsl-.bee
approximately Tree r.-2es.
-as -.H.ken No..er Bearing CozL
paay mas declared an extra. di"i6e1.c
CT 25 cents, ana tEe regular See :
dividend n t.le common stock. T-T-
able December u stock OF raco-G
Eove1Et er 20
Prank c. Brown has purchased the
New York Cotton E4charCa scat 81
n L. Carpenter for $4,000. an in
crease Of So 600 over the last previous
sale.
German marks apparently have
passed out OF consideration among
New York banking houses, as IL was
impossible to obtain a quotation to-
day. Nominal quotations listed them
at 1000, ,000, 600, 600 for a dollar. Street
hawkers sold the paper marks today
for to cents per 100000.
The La Clede Gas Company has de-
clared a dividend of $3.50 share on
the common stock. payable Decem-
ber / to stock of record November IL.
Net income of the Tidewater OIL
Company for the nine months ending
September 80. 1928, aggregated 3d.
454,74S, as compared with $3.2s4.5l6
in the corresponding period last year.
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.S5PER BALE JUMP
IN COTTON PRICES
Another Sharp Advance on
Heavy Buying Orders After
Election Day.
BY tie Associated Press.

BY tie Agsoc!st tee Press.
NEW YORK, November IA heavy
accumulation of buying orders over
the holiday inspired by the big ad-
vance in prices on the New Orleans
and Liverpool exchanges yesterday.
resulted in an advance of from 100
to lis points in the local cotton mar
ket ct tocay's opening.
Ceoe..-.be- contracts sod ct Ss.75
ce.ls i. pound a-6 Ja.Us:J ar $3.50
cears bota establishing -.ew n.s:.
levels Tor. the season. There were
.uziors taar private returns poiatca
toa ginning OF 75S0,t06 bales 10 Nc
velaper and an indicated crop cl
s.s00.0o0.
Quick Rally IA New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. November T.
Heavy realizing sales came ON the
cotton market on the opening today
and forced prices l5 to Sc points un-
der the last quotations Of yesterday
but there was a great volume OF
buying orders under the market
which Immediately supported 1t and
caused a quick rally. At the end OF
the first half hour. of trading gains
of 10 to % points over yesterday s
close were established. December
fell off to 1926 and then rose to the
new high for the season of 1910.
Cotton Bids mt Noon.
NEW YORK. November Cotton
futures, 11:45 am: bids steady: De-
cember, 1874; January, $3.50; March,
1850; May, 80. 81; July, 1917.
NEW ORLEANS, November t.
Noon bids steady; December, 1890;
January. 1925; March. 1912; May
1926; July. 1882.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
SPECIAL STRENGTH
IN SOME BONDS
Others Are Reactionary in
? Trading Today-U. s.. Gov
ernment Issues Hold Firm.
BY GEORGE IT. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, November 7.-The
bond market was a curiously mixed
affair today, with a reactionary ten
dency in most of the high h-grade rails
and industrials. but with especial
strength In a few selected issues and
movement among the speculative
issues.
Phone Issue chief Topic.
Great interest continued to be taken
In the success of the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph new Offering
Today's estimates were the 100000
900 of bonds had been subscribed
twice over and that allotments would
be one-half the amount asked for.
1t is admitted. Of course, that the
The TACT. however, that dealers are
willing to subscribe so heavily indicates
their confidence not Only in the attrac.
tiveness OF the offering. but in the out
look for the investment market gener-
ally.
Rails.
The strength in high-grade issues was
evident mostly In Union Pacific first rs
and Central Pacific first As and in few
issues named are selling to yield less
than per cent, the Union Pacific less
than Az per cent.
1t was reported also that the buy
ing was not fer account of banks or
financial institutions, but was coming
from abroad, mostly from Amsterdam
Evidently these foreign investors
want quality. regardless of price. A
favorite short-term issue was South
ern Pacific As of 1929, which sold a,
their high for the year, but still to
yield 512 per cent. maturity basis.
Government loans Etrm.
AL the United States governmen,
loans were tr.: and most Of them
slightly higher.
In the speculative group the re-
covery was most marked in the case
of fractions. notably the Third Ave
nue. adjustments
The Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
es and the Interborough issues show
ed a better tone, while there was q
Railway 5s. The Cerro de Pasco SIS
were strong. in sympathy with the
stock. The bond is convertible into
stock at the rate of thirty shares OF
stock for each $1,000 bond. equivalent
to a price of 3 1-3 for the stock. which
was selling today around 40. Vir-
ginia Carolina Chemical Is were frac.
tionally higher and a better sentt-
rnent was reported toward all the
Virginia issues. Information.
al Mercantile Marine 6s were firm, but
Central Leather 5s were heavy.
Interest Lngs I'm Rails.
Interest in the speculative rails
Jagged Seaboard Air Line adjust
ments reacted slightly. but the re.
funding As sold around Mondays
high Seaboard Air Line first As SOLD
within a point and a quarter Of their
high for the year. b. and 0. con-
vertible AVS and refunding 5s were
firm but the Toledo Cincinnati divi-
sion As went lower. st. Paul bonds
while inactive. were inclined to sell
higher.
The weakness in franc exchange
was not shared by French bonds. ex-
cept in a very slight degree. Most OF
the foreign issues were steady.
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GOODYEAR AlRPLANE DEAL
REPORTED COMPLETED

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 7.-E. : G.
Wilmer. president of the Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Company. today an
nounced negotiations have been con-
cIuded with the Zeppelin Company,
whereby a new company subsidiary
to the Goodyear Company would soon
be organized for the purpose :, of
manufacturing lighter-than-ai ships
and all supplies required by that
branch of aviation.
The new company. 1T was stated,
will be managed and controlled by
the Goodyear interests and the
Zeppelin interests will receive q
minority interest in the company in
exchange for their patent rights and
the services of their technical staff.
No cash consideration is involved, It
was said.
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OILS CLOSING FEATURE.
Ey tie Associated Press.

Ey tie Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November Stock
p..ces resumed their upward movement
i, r7day's market, although some OF the
usual leaders. whose technical position
ila. been weakened by the recent rapid
aivapce. showed occasional signs OF
haavness Eu,rsh demonstrations were
encouraged by another series Of favor
able earnings statements. Sales ap-
rroximatel 100000 shares.
=. The closing was steady: Declaration
If the reiular dividend by the Texas
COMPANY brought about q heavy buying
OF tho oil shares in the late dealings.
imparting a better tone to tho rest of
the list.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
DRY GOODS ADVANCE.

The cotton goods market took an
upward swing today after Tuesdays
prices in some cases reaching
their highest level In months. The
81 by 60 print cloths were quoted at
1O% cents. which was equal to the
previous high they had made on Sat
urday, and the 6Sx72 were quoted at
12h cents, new high level for the
movement. The raw silk market was
quiet, with quotations of Monday pre-
yaiiing in most instances.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

PHILADELPHIA, November T.
Demand from the knitting trade Is
continuing to absorb the larger pro-
portion OF yarn spinners' production.
The promising outlook for brushed
goods" has resulted In heavy sales OF
long-carried lower grade stocks OF
yarn.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, November Z,
Hog receipts at the local market
sp far this year total 2.994,750, or
gO2- 600 more than for the corre-
spOudfng period Of last year. Main
tenance Of the present rate will bring
the years receipts to S,750,0O0 hogs
and establish new record.
WINDSOR, Ont. November THE
1aes Ontario tobacco crop has begun
to Move Virginia leaf. Is bringing
az TO 90 cents a pound. No offers
have. been made yet for hurley. One
farmer received $4,000 or at the
rate Of 5000, an acre for his, Virginia
leaf crop.
PORTLAND, Ore. November T.
Demand for turkeys has improved here.
One large buyer has been Offering 35
cents. pound for best dressed toms
and Young hens for Portland delivery.
This stock Will Z be shipped east at
once.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-. November T.
Reports from various sections of this
state indicate that apples have been
frozen in many orchards.
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EIGHT new RECORDS
MADE BY RAILROADS
More Cars, Engines, Repairs,
Freight and Tonnage Among
Accomplishments.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November 7.-Di-
rectors of the American Railways
Association. after a meeting today.
announced that American railroads
had established al, least eight records
during the year.
More new freight cars and new
locomotives were added during the
period than ever before; a greater
number of repairs were made to
rolling stock; new figure was set
for moving freight tonnage; the av-
erage mileage of each car each day
was greater: car congestion was
eliminated with virtually no embar-
goes; a greater amount of railroad
coal was stored than ever before:
more coal was dumped at Lake Erie
ports for delivery to the northwest
and every freight car has carried an
average of .5,011r tons one mile each
day.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
MILLS VOTE DIVIDEND.

UNION, s. c., November THE
regular semi-annual' dividend of ~
per cent on both common and pre-
,ferred stock was declared at meet
ing here yesterday Of the board OF
directors Of the Monarch mills The
company has outstanding $3,000,000
in common ahd 100000 in preferred
stock b.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
TODAY,s CHICAGO PRICES.

CHICAGO, November 7.-Unexpected
strength in wheat quotations at Liver
pool, together with a big bulge in the
cotton market at New York. had a bull
ish influence on wheat here today dur
ing the early dealings. Upturns in
bullish sentiment regarding wheat
Buying in the wheat pit, however
lacked volume. and advances failed to
hold we'll. The opening. which ranged
from u to Is higher, with December,
1.06A to 1.O6h. and May, 1.11N, was
followed by something of reaction
-Scantiness of arrivals of corn here
gave an upward swing to corn and
oats. After opening Y to- 1sas ss higher,
December, 75k to 75%, the corn mar
ket continued to climb.
Oats started a shade higher, Decem-
ber AZ, and later showed additional
gains.
Provisions were firmer in line with
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November For
eign exchanges easy. Quotations Qn
United States dollars)-Great Brit
ain. demand. 4.44A; cables, AS;
sixty-day bills on banks. 4.42h
France. demand .0570k: cables, .0571.
Italy, demand, .0442A; cables. .0443A.
Belgium, demand, .0491; cables. .0491 "
Germany, demand. .00O0OO000O003; ca
bles, .OOOO00000O0O3. Holland. demand,
1857; cables. 1852. Norway, demand,
.147O. Sweden, demand .2631. Dem
mark, demand, .1704. Switzerland,
demand, .1774. Spain. demand, 1925.
Greece, demand, .0154. Poland. de-
mand, .0000O0k. Czechoslovakia. de-
mand, .0291A. Jugosiavia, demand.
oils. Austria, demand, .00D014. Ru-
mania, demand, .O04S: Argentina de-
mand, 1880. Brazil, demand, .0S5O.
Montreal; .9S11. -
Evening star., 1923-11-07
Provisions were firmer in line with
NEW YORK EGG PRICES.

NEW YORK, November 7.-Eggs-
Firm; receipts, 21.323 cases; fresh
gathered, extra firsts, 57a61; do, ,.firsts,
48a56; do, seconds and poorer. 30a47;
state, nearby and nearby western
hennery whites, firsts to extras, 65aS0,
Evening star., 1923-11-07
!. .T0DAY's METAL PRICES.

NEW YORK, November "copper"
qufet; electrtlytic spot and futures.
12A. Tin Ar1l; spot and nearby 1880
a43. Is: futures. s43.75a44.00. iron
steady; No. q northern, 21.00a22.50.
Lead steady: spot, 6.75. Zins quiet:
East st. Louis. spot and neaIhy, 6.35
a6.40.. .Antimony, spot, 3. .0eavE5.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
RATES ON BAR SILVER.

LONDON, November 7-Bar silver
32d per ounce; money, 2A per cent; dis
count rates-short bills. 3-16 per cent;
three-month bills, 3-16a3K per cent.
+ NEW YORK, November 7.-Bar sill
yer, 63ss {; Mexican dollars, 4SS.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
COTTON PLANTING DECREE.

MADRID, November IA decree
forbidding the importation or plant
sion is published IN the official ga
zette.
Evening star., 1923-11-07

The promised land Is the land
where one Is not.
Evening star., 1923-11-07

TOTAL SALES tPar Vaius):
Ham. 3001 900 IL noon, 5 328 900
1p.m. .k7 22l 600 p.m.. 1858 600
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High. Low Last.

d1gh. Low. LAPt.
Call Mon@y. ;-5 8
HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. :
III am. >. .2f< 900 12 m. =. '343 500
!, 1.p.m.... .42a 300 pm. -. 562 500
Evening star., 1923-11-07
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
RateAMatulity..

Quotations furnished by Redmond & co.,