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BOATS.

WANTED-Cabin sailboat. around % feet
hull must be in good condition can make
down payment of $3.50 Box 43i-T. Star.
1e-FT BOAT end l6hp Johnson oul-
board motor, Sl"5 Phone Jackson lsoo-W'
sA1LBoAT. 1e f.. completely souipDed. s'ss
day, Jackson l456-M
WANTED cupboard motors REGARDLESS Of
slze, or condition: cash for same. '3'
EyINRUDE and Elto cupboard motors;
and parts. used parts, factory representa-
Red Wing engines used engines. EN-.
4o-FT CRUISER fine hull. motor house
boat, complete'g equipped, "6-ft. mahogany
oroplane Airporr Basin So Wash, Va
CABIN CRUISER 3oxo. fully equipped
4-56 Grav enGlnc excellent condition;
$500 Gale luboard engine. >-horsepower
$40. Franklin "noi
sAnBoATs. come; snipe. III: s:-ft Sloon:
fused fused Lincoin 749,- W, ''''e '''''
TRY OUR SPECIAL cupboard motor winter
service. which includes checking ientlon
tvstem, olAanlna earburetion, fnshns Al
compressed air and Spraylns with oil:
rreasins lower housing; cleaning and in
SptttlIls HONbT III 5tiltl dIs all lOI '''
Southeast Sac. Co. ~ llth 81 sc.
AUXILIARY sLoOP-sea Cloud; IS #
4 berths: eX cord >l,!5u: can be seen
SUNDAY Hartees Wharf. Galesville, Md.
BIG BARGAIN. CABIN CRUISER. Islu.
cS by feet. Scrlpps marine engine. good
running order. manv accessories: S30o or
make offer, A. Capital Yacht Club. or
phone DI 6Is9
SEAGULL SAILBOAT, is feet lons 7-foot
beam, very roomy and comfortable. Call
Atlantic 3lO4
MUST SELL. 34-ft. 6-inch, double cabin
cruiser, fully equipped 10 live on a sac
rihce $500 oxford 9l4l Me a153
and Maine ave, Washington Motorboat
Sales Co
JOIN THE
Amateur Boat Builders Guild
WATCH NEXT YEARS S RACES FROM
YOUR OWN BOAT.
Facilities Of District Yacht Co. al your
disposal Professional supervision during
construction. All types OF boats for sale.
DISTRICT YACHT CO..
l4th ard Water SIS. Sc Ii 46I+.
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BABY CHICKS.

COwANS baby-started chicks Nd q 6
approved and puI tested Coop price
Cowan's Hatchery, Bowie. Nd Phi. 234
ROCKS r / Reds S per 100 Cor =
keys Y-O feeds James Feed Store, 6lo X
s.. nv Metropolitan OoN9
U. S.-APPROVED CHICKS.
Barred Rocks and y H. Reds. 100, $
300 -" So Distributor iog JameSv
Poultry EQulpmcnt full line on hand q
times PraftS Feeds and Remedies. /. Z.
Beach's Hatchery. NnrbeCk- Nd
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| AMERICAN OR FOREIGN COINS stamp
Hobby Shop. 716 18th st. NV Dist. 1912.
BEDROOM. dining iivine room furnitur.
odd pieces We Do MOVING CAREFULLY
BOoKs-Hehest prices paid for good
NV. DI. 5O07 Open Sun. and evenings.
BOOKS. all kinds and old magazines: best
cash prices. Phone Met 1s46 or bring IN
Storage Book Shop, 42O 10th ST. NV.
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mens
used clothing. Berman's, 1922 9TH st. NV.
Met 3767 Open eve.
COINS gold. all dates and denomination*;
highesr prices paid. E. o. Likens, 924 5th
| 81. u v.
| DINING TABLE. round ) or #. diam
eter Call Chestnut 1854
FURNITURE. rugs. household goods, etc.
| HlgheSt cash prices paid. For best results,
| call Warheld 34s7 any time.
| FURNITURE, bric-a-brsc. china, slssswsre
prices paid Can Murray Tayior ssaS g."
FURNITURE Small children,s chairs
| CRIBS and toilet chairs. Call Shepherd
FURNITURE. rugs household goods, etc.
Positively highest prices Also Yeliabls
moyinE at lowest prices for best resulta
TTRNITuRE ruTs household goods oe.
Before selling, call Franklin 1888 -
HAND saw elee1riss. and other carpenter
tools. Box 235-T Star
HoT-wATER BoILER-wanted idea .
parts for same series 25O5 VerllnE
! Harris. az 81. NV North sen
HoT-WATER FURNACE for e-room house
! not over :! years old also caterpillar trao-
old DI 53:i i or MA IA !sI4
LATHE or casting: : ftiinss for small me
chanical device IN quantity. Hillside O44n-J
OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
/ RUGS, oric-a -brac pay cash. Call DC.
pisro for ITS use. Miss Marcy, DU. O7ns :
io4 A cash Nc North sHisH' s3os "'uS' " 'Ne''
! PJANoS-7We buy and sell used pianos o.
sbo, az KINDS 1di 4, Re Republic 1890 The Piano
! PIANO, baby srsnd hieh arsde pes cor
cash Box 5G-B, Star
PIANo-Would like to buy good upriE
piano. reasonable. Box 36s-T. s'sr -
, RUGS go. ! 15xIs IsvI5, must be D
good condition reasonable. Box 42a-T
SEWING MACHINE buy all trpe
| repair kemstitchlns buttons cover
pleatins 9I7 F St RE la00 RE .3l
SEWING MACHINE sood used also drer-
lesf oT eatelea table must be ressons9'-
/ TELEGRAPHIC CODE INSTRUCTION SIT
also Vlbroplcx, s. Richmond, 136 -
. ST nv g.
! WANTED-set OF The World Book'' r.
| erence volumeS- Call Dupont 624S
CASH PAID for old fur coats We ca
. Alexandra .3Sg. 30 Mvrilf 81
WE BUY, SELL old gold Jevelry. camera
porting goods Max Zweig. 937 D 81 .
NE. 9ll3
IN EXCHANGE for storage reliable par
. Will care for piano. for practice. dunn
owners absence co ~
A BETTER PRICE PAID FOR old gold pla-
mum jewelry diamonds watches ar
diamond watch cases condition unmpo.-
tdnt a. We use same in our mig dept
NEW YORK JEWELRY co.
80 1th 81. NV.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. ST
YER PLATINUM TEETH DISCARDE
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH A. KAH
INC. as YEARS AT 935 F.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver. watches diamonds and ole d. p
carded lewelry. full cash value paid
SELINGER SIS St. NV
GOLD. DIAMONDS.
Hiehest cash prices paid Arthur Mark
alh s. nv. Rm. 3ol Ma. 02s4
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PIANO-Would like to buy good upriE
piano. reasonable. Box 366-T Star =
. RUGS go. lexis I.vI5. must be
Star
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CLOSING OUT! OUR COM
PLETE STOCK OF FINE
FURNITURE HUGE
REDUCTIONS THROUGH

These wonderful values are just what
you are looking for 10 furnish your home
Our complete stock OF hne custom built
sofas. chairs. beds and many other lovely
pieces must so % make room for carpenters.
painters and plasterers-thus these great
sacrifices.
Two beautiful new custom-built tuxedo
sofas. upholstered IN sreen damssk. Lux
urious down cushions. Smartly styled.
masnifcent workmanship O1slnally sold
for Sl35 each. TO CLOSE OUT, 500 each,
One cuStom-bullt Geore!an sofa; uphol-
stored in lovely rose floral dsmask- Fine
down cushions Highest quality workman
ship throuehou' Unexcelled for quality.
OrlglnaNv sold for Sl25. TO CLOSE
OUT. $50
See the many other chars breakfrontS.
bedroom suites desks lamps. etc. 20 close
out al tremendous savings. Come IN and
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INCINERATOR suitable for home store
or shop Sis. In vrecking building.
corner 9th and Constitution avenue. Ask
for M. Hansen.
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MUST SELL }4-ft 6-inch, double cabin
cruiser, fully equipped 10 live on, sac
rifce, $500 oxford 3l4l- Me ai53.
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ANTIQUE SOFA S35 90: chairs $4,000;
ma ple bed and chest of drawers, $1,000,
Apt 219, Roosevelt Hotel.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

AMERICAN OR FOREIGN COINS stamp
collections autograph letters bought.
Hobby Shop. 716 18th st. NV Dist. 1872.
BEDROOM. dining iivine room furniture
wanted contents OF apis or homes; also
odd pieces WE DO MOVING CAREFULLY
AND REASONABLY Georgia 1915.
BOOKS-HigheSt prices paid for good
books BARGAIN Book Shop. SOS 9th st
NV. Dl J001. Open Sun. and evenings.
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FURNITURE rugs. household goods ofic.
furniture. etc. Best prices Best results
Before selling. call Franklin 1888 -
HAND SAW electric and other carpenter
tools Box .35-T Star
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PIANOStBaby srsnds. Brombaeh. $40;
old steinway, SIPS: old Chickerins Grand
$50. apartment size Jordan. $50 uprithts
Whittier $50. Brewster Sis. others:
$40 and SOS Smiths Storage Co. 1913
You NO 3343
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WANTED-Cabin sailboat around % feet;
hull must be in good condition: can make
down payment of $3.50. Box 43i-T. Star
l6-FT BOAT End l6-hp. Johnson Out :
board motor SIPS Phone Jackson lS60-W.
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PIANO. large upright KnaDe; GOOD condi-
! ton: reasonable. Telephone Temple 1917
PIANO Steinwsy erand 3 II. :: in; ebony
| case: sacrihce cash 5000. l4O Custer rd
Bethesda Oliver 0663
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Positively highest prices Also Yeliabis &
moving at lowest prices for best results.
Cell anv time LII h429
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WASHING MACHINE electric. a c in
perfect working condition. SO. 1914 N.
nj
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FURNITURE. rugs. household goods. etc.
Highest cash prices paid For best results,
call Warfeld 34g7 any time
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WASHING MACHINE Easv with electric
pump: absolutely perfect bargain at $40,
1907 Randolph 81 NV
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BUILDING. 20xl0s, corner 18th and Con.
stitution ave. 30 windows, 9 doors over
10 600 feet of lumber. section of laIRe
glass good for sun porch. lsxSi2; gutter
ing. electric wiring throughout. several
partitions. considerable ceiling lumber
enough for small or two or three beach
wreck and remove. Mr. Hansen at ground
or SH 1S4S.
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RECORDStRed seals large selection; re.
cent and out-of-print ones: IOc up Call
today or tomorrow. 2 to pm. l2l
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SEAGULL SAILBOAT, Is feet Ions. 7-foot
beam, very roomy and comfortable Call
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| PIANO, Lester spinet. 500 saving: floor
| sample like new beautiful tone and case
! desisn; terms 81 weekly. Lester Pianos.
| Inc 1871 @ ST NV
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FURN1TURE-Entire 4-room apt consist
| ing OF living room, bedroom. rugs, radio,
odd pieces; owner transferred must sell.
NO dealers. NE. 0.O6. Apt. II. ~ H ST. n e.
FURNITURE. twin bedroom suite. COM
plete; vanity-dresser. living room chairs.
small rugs library table. kitchen cabinet
Harry Jones. Security Storage l14O 18th
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veneer case, $3.50; esnnot Be b told rirf!a from
nsSi rsso 8 s.sy .s terms, NA' 1880 Kits
GUITARs-LarEest selection Of new ard
used instruments. both Spanish and Ha-
waiian styles. in the city. Complete line
Of new Gretsch guitars. Prices start at
S3.95: very easy terms. Republic 1890.
The Piano Shop, I015 1th st. NV. OPEN
EVENINGS.
GUITAR. Epiphone. electric. including
amplifer; cost S225: less than year old.
perfect condition; will sell reasonably.
Call after ! pm. AT. 2602-J.
new: reasonable. Cal Ii. 1853.
HAMILTON WATCH Oady's1. 6 diamonds
$50: blue suit with matching hat. $3.50:
topeoat. 50 so; fur Jacket. 81: green vel
vet evening coat, IS. GE. 0322 or 4706
18th st. NV.
HOT-WATER HEATER, instantaneous, sas:
ivory kitchen cabinet, lounge chair and OF.
toman: cheap. WA. 1881.
HOUSEHOLD FURNIsHN0SIOld and new
dining and bedroom pieces. old glass. china
silver plate: pewter, easter sets. Terry
prints. boys pool table. a mansle. RADIO
Victrola, mimeograph and mimeoscope.
English chest, table. level case chairs
sewing table: many other interesting things
Very reasonable No dealers. Decatur
0OsS.
NcNERAToR,- suitable for home. store
corner ! 9Th and Constitution avenue. Ask
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| FURNITURE-Smau children's chairs
| cribs and toilet chairs. Call Shepherd
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service. which includes checking ienitlon
svstem, cinanIns carburetion. flushing all
water lines with fresh wafer. DRYING with
compressed air and Spraylns with oil:
rreasins lower housing; cleaning and in
spectlnR motor in general. all for $50.
Southeast Sac. CO. ~ llth s, Sc
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WASHERS of discontinued models
Maytae. S44 Norge, S3s, Apex. $50. Gen
ersl Electric. S2g: also values IN other
makes: prices include filler hose pump 10
DAYS TRIAL Paw 81 weekly Republic
1890 The Piano Shop. 1918 1th ST n ".
OPEN EVENINGS
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-22
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Feb. 21-CR)-A good
demand from shippers and order
buyers for finished cattle strength
ened the live beef market today,
with some prices quoted Is cents per
hundredweight higher.
However, hogs declined, losing 1C
to 20 cents and in some cases %
cents due to slightly increased re
ceipts and reports that Canadian in.
~terests we're out of the domestic
pork market temporarily.
(U. S. Dept. Agr.) - Salable hogs
Is, 900; total "a, 900, slow, mostly 10
20 lower than Tuesdays average
closing at full decline; spots rs off
top $50; bulk good and choice $50
22O lbs. 5.15-45; 220-240 lbs. 5.05.35;
24O.270 lbs. 4.S5-5.15; most 270-32C
lbs. averages 4.60-90; good 400-55c
lbs. packing sows 4.00-35; lighter
weights up to $50; shippers 5000
estimated holdover 1000.
Salable cattle 5000; salable calves
1000; strictly good and choice steers
and yearlings strong to rs higher
mostly active, strong with Tuesdays
average; common II medium
grades slow but fully steady supply
selling at 9.25 downward compar
atively scarce; all grades 25-75 over
week ago; good and choice offerings
up most; top 1925 paid for 1895
lbs. yearlings as we'll as 1,400 lbs
Iowa strictly choice steers; next
highest price 1910; numerous loads
10. 75-11.85; lower grades 7.75-9.O(
mostly; only very common kinds al
6.75-7.25; stock cattle active; good
and choice western bred yearlings
10000; lower grades 7.00-8.25; heif-
ers steady to weak; best 9.75; these
strictly good but not choice; COWS
very scarce, steady; most cutters
5.00-40; beef cows $685.; bulls
1915 higher all through list; weighty
sausage offerings up to 7.35; heavy
fat bulls to 700; vealers steady at
11.50 down.
Salable sheep 5000; total 1000;
fat lambs strong to Is higher, bulk
1915 up; sheep strong to unevenly
higher. quality considered; wooded
lambs 1850; top 1000 to small
killers; clipped lambs 81 to 81 lbs.
SIS; 108 to 1877 lbs. fed western
slighter ewes $4,000 mostly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-22
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Feb. 2i.-Almost
all of Europe's major ~curriencies cost
more today in relation to the dollar
in the foreign exchange market.
Breaking out of the uncertain price
rut of recent days, sterling ran up
n cent and the French franc 90 5-8
of a cent.
Leading the neutral group OF
monies was the guilder with a jump
of .O6 of a cent. The belga added
OF of a cent and the Swiss franc
a smaller amount.
Closing rates follow Great Britain
in dollars, others in cents:
Great Britain, demand 3.95 3.4, ca
bles 1896 IA, 60-day bills 1874 IL, 90
day bills 3.39; Belgium 1854; Den
mark 1888; Finland 1.75n; France
2.24 10; Germany APO, benevolent
1900; Greece .73n; Hungary 17.65n;
Italy sos; Netherlands 1922; Nor
way 22.73; Portugal 3.69n; Roumania
.63n; Sweden 1888; switzerland 22.43i
Yuogoslavia 2.35n; Argentina, official
29.77, free 1885; Brazil, official sos,
free $40; Mexico 16.75n; japan 23.49i
Hongkong 24.63; Shanghai 7.05.
Rates in spot cables unless other
wise indicated.
n-NominaD.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-22
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. 21- Up The
old March cotton delivery hit 11.05
cents a pound today, high for the
recovery from the abrupt January
slide, but couldn't break through.
Final prices were l point higher to
2 lower.
Traders devoted most of the pre-.
holiday session to Strengthening out
their commitments in March, the
spot month, as the time for actual
delivery Of the staple drew ear
After climbing to 11.05 that month
slowly gave way as large spot inter
ests peppered the ring with offer
ings.
Foreign markets were as uncer'
tain pricewise as the local trade. A
little overseas selling appeared at
the start but this was easily taken
care of by mill price fixing and New
Orleans support.
Buyers Of cotton textiles hunted
for price concessions without much
luck, according to Worth Street re.
ports. Sales were made largely on
a replacement basis.
Exports Tuesday 25,498 bales;
season so far 4,747,917. Port re-
ceipts 14,721; port stocks 1896, $50.
Range follows:
New:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-22
ADVANCES SCORED
BY FOREIGN BONDS
Leave General Corporate List
To Move Listlessly In
A Mixed Range

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-P)-For-
eign dollar loans rel fairly lively
movers in today's bond market, a
ing the general corporate list to
listlessly in a mixed range,
Norway 4 LIS moved up more
than a point coincident with foreign
reports that the north countries
were receiving greater allied aid and
Finland IS edged forward a good
fraction. Others in demand at adj
vances Up to a point included Bel
GUM 6s, Colombia Is, German Is,
Buenos Aires IS and Copenhagen
IS. French stamped 7 LIS Jumped
up 8 IA to ia on a single sale.
Domestic bonds exhibited little in
terest in moving away from Tues
days close. A shade higher were
Pennsylvania General 4 LIS at
101 Sd, st. Louis-San Francisco
vile IS at 80 IL and Rock Island
General Is at Is. Studebaker IS, a
convertible issue, moved up nearly z
points at one time when the stock
became active, but dropped back to
finish up rs at liz Is.
Unchanged to lower by small frac'
tons to around a pont were a large
number Of trading favorites. These
included Allegheny stamped SIS, In
ternational Paper SIS, Brooklyn-Man'
haitian Certificate 4 1-2s, Portland
General Electric 4 LIS, Western I'm
ion IS, Nickel Plate 4 1-2s and Mis-
souri, Kansas-TeXas 5s.
U. S. Governments we're generally
on the offside for declines up tt
S-32 of a point but there was little
activity in the group.
Sales Of $5,S12,SO0 face value, COM
pared with $6,230,3 800 the day before
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-22
R0UNTREE URGES
+. FASTER JUSTICE
Attorney Is Principal Speaker
At Weekly Meeting Of
Kiwanis Club

The principal speaker at the week.
ly luncheon session of the Kiwanis
club yesterday at the Cape Fear
hotel was George Rountree, Jr., who
urged the adoption of rules for
superior courts in North Carolina
similar to those recently placed into
effect for the district and circuit
federal courts as a means Of speed
ing up judicial processes.
Speaking under the auspices Of
the junior conference Of the Ameri.
can Bar association, Rountree as.
serted that the citizenship, if suf.
ficiently interested and desirous
that legal proceedings work effect.
lively for the public good, could
exert pressure on their legislators
for the enactment of such laws.
Rountree, who was introduced by
Aaron Goldberg, reviewed present
judicial processes in the state courts
and cited problems and possible
improvements in the t~echnicalities
of the legal profession today.
The new rules for the district and
circuit courts, Rountree said, have
done much to accelerate the judicial
processes and will continue to speed
up justice if the lawyers are only
willing to cooperate.
Rountree said the delay in jul.
dicial procedure had been the sub
ject of criticism for some time, as
some lawyers had been using the
pressure of delay for the purpose
of influencing litigants in both civil
and criminal actions.
ITO delay justice is to deny Jus.
tice," said, land the new federal
court rules have served the pur.
pose Of preventing lawyers from
using the tactic Of surprise and
have provided for pre-trial practices
and weapons against frivilous legal
practices"
Rountree pointed out that the
granting of numerous continuances
in both civil and criminal cases had
resulted in unnecessary delays and
congested dockets and referred to
reform measures recently adopted
by members of the legal profession.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-22
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 21- Up Cash
wheat No. 8 yellow hard LOT IL;
sample mixed 1.05.
Corn No. 2 mixed 66 IL; No. ]
yellow $50 IA; No. 2, So 1873
~; No. 3, $3.50 IA; No. 1 white CT.
Oats No. 1 mixed 43 -; No. 2, 40
1-2; No. 8, AZ 1913 Ia. No. ]
white A "a; No. 2, "A Ia As; No.
3, 43 14-44 -; No. 4. AZ -;
sample 40 1-4-42 81.
Barley mailing 56-65 nom; feed
1880 nom.
Field seed per 100 pounds NOM
inal:
Timothy seed 4.9o-5.25; sweet
clover 4.50.5.25; red clover 1880
1900; red top s%.50-9.oo; alsike 1900
1900; alfalfa 1%s0O-22.00.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-22
Case Of Five Charged
With Violation OF N. {.
Liquor Laws Continued

The cases of five negroes, charged
with violations Of the liquor laws,
were continued yesterday in re-
corder's court until February q. :.
The defendants, John Hardin
Bozeman, livery Bryant, Clarence
Mosley. John Simmons, and James
Wright, were required to post ap'
pearance bonds of $500.
The negroes were arrested Tues.
day afternoon by state highway
patrolmen after their automobile
had wrecked at Seventh and Meares
street following a chase.
Trial of Charlie Tate, of Willard,
charged with reckless driving with
property damages and injuries tc
persons resulting. was continued
until March Z and an appearance
bond of $3.50 vas required.
Judgment was affirmed in the
case of John H. Rogers, convicted
February 9 on a charge Of assault
upon a female, who was fined $25
and taxed with the costs. The fine
was RENTED upon payment Of $40
restitution to the affiant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-22
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 81. - up - Gains
ranging up to 2 So cents lifting
wheat prices within about S cents
of the highest levels in more than
two years were chalked up in anoth.
er excited market session today be-
fore heavy profit taking caused a
reaction.
Reports of improved flour bust
ness Canadian export sales and Euro.
pean war news, including the Rus
sian bombing of a Swedish frontier
town, stimulated the advance but pit
brokers said buying, which was hard
TO trace, was due largely to increas-
ed public participation.
When May wheat reached $1.06 So
and July hit s1.O5 shortly after mid
session they were within fractions Of
the tops scored in yesterdays last
minute rally. Closing prices we're
about a cent below the highs but
IL SIS higher than yesterday, with
May at $1.05 1868, July $1.03 3D.
rs. AS was the case yesterday,
o'S PIoiAe IohillS oppCdIeO JUST
before the close in sufficient volume
to white away much of the gain.
Other grains advanced with wheat
at times, May and July oats con.
tracts reaching new seasonal peaks.
However, cor finished unchanged to
Id up, May 81 3-8-1-4, July 81 5-S-
IL; oats 1918 higher; rye 5-S-1 cent
higher and lard ST lower.
Exporters We're active at Winni-
peg with Canadian wheat sales
abroad estimated at 100000 bushels.
Local buying came from commercial
interests, including elevators ard
billers, as well as spectators and
there were unconfirmed rumors Of a
large flour sale in the southwest,
with 200, 900 barrels mentioned. Pit
brokers pointed out that some pro,
itessional dealers regard Washington's
birthday as a traditional buying date.
The market will be closed tomorrow.
The price bulge attracted increas.
ed marketing o. loan wheat accord.
ing to trade reports but premiums
quoted for actual grain over futures
signified the cash markets ability to
absorb this, brokers said. Official
figures indicated almost 1000 bushels
were taken from loan the first week
of February and the price advance
since then is believed to have stimu-
lated redemption.
~A. TI.-I- (H~-z
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-22
NEW YORK SUGAR

NEW YORK, Feb. 21- Up -
Rumors that sugar had been de-
stroyed in recent belligerent ship
losses influenced demand for world
sugar futures today.
Final prices we're unchanged to
1-2 point higher after p%rofitaking
had pared the days tops. Another
price prop, brokers said, was the
news French refiners had made
further inquiries for Dominican
,raws. Sales totaled s ZOO tons
March 1853 1-2, May 1853 IL bid.
A steady raw market benefited
the domestic list, which advanced
to 3 points on turnover OF 1850
tons. March liquidation was taken
in good style.
Raw sugar sold at 2.85 cents a
pound, an increase of 2 points, when
a cargo of early March shipment
Puerto Ricans sold at that level.
Refined moved in modest volume
at $50 cents.
No, 3 range follows: