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Stock Averages
Compiled BY the Associated Press.)
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

Associated PreSS FINANCIAL writer.
NEW YORK, March 11.-Stocb
market leaders generally tarried in
narrow alley today despite occa-
sional fiurries of strength exhibited
by selected aircrafts and specialties.
Even steels failed to make decisive
response to an officially estimated
slight increase in this weeks mill
operations after eight consecutive
weekly declines.
Wall Street apparently was heart
ened by the halting of the falling
steel rate-most had looked for
another drop-and further signs
here and there that the industrial
retreat might be nearing its end.
At the same time buyers were
notably timid and the majority in
cIned to restrict commitments
pending results of the Russian-Fin-
nish peace negotiations Scandi-
navian bonds jumped briskly as re-
ports an armistics was in the max
ing seemingly were given credence.
In the stock list small gains and
AoSSNo WIZ PiCtI CFCiily SPllI az llle
close.
Packard was a fast mover, edging
into new high ground for the year,
along with Brooklyn Manhattan
Transit, American Telephone and
Celanese
Aircrafts faltered on the final ,,lp,
as short selling was said to have
come into this group. Glenn Martin
and Curtiss- Wright, though, MAIN
tained steady front.
Posting plus marks at one time
or another-some eventually slipped
! were Bethlehem Steel, General
Motors, Chrysler, Santa Fe, New
York Central, Allied Chemical,
Montgomery Ward and Woolworth.
Lacking popularity were Goodyear,
; Westinghouse, Du Pont. North
American, Anaconda. American
| Smelling and PhelDs-Dodge.
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loans, including F.. H. A. mortgages,
also compares more than favorably
with other sections of the country
During the first six months of
1889 6,078 commercial banks all over
the country made 5,792,755 new per-
sonal and business loans, the same
review states. The aggregate
amount OF, these loans was s1O,1O2,-
384, ,495. In the same period these
banks made 5,688,255 renewal loans
totaling $7,635 ,558,270, as we'll. as
128,723 new real estate mortgage
loans, amounting to $415 sol 1868.
The new business and personal
loans, the printed report states,
averaged STA, the renewal loans
81 ,342 and the new mortgage loans
1929. AS whole they show that
6,087 banks served their customers
in more than 100000 credit trans
actions.
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Dry Goods Marker

NEW YORK. March IL .GR.-Gray goods
PriGes n,e were steady today Pre-Easter
aress fabric into the market with business
pected to improve demand for silk prints
ana smau orders are now reaching the
buying In woolen piece goods was con-
some small orders for women cloak and
suit SUIT goods; Gods With the arrival Of out-of-
business is expected to become brisk later
this week.
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Construction Awards
Ahead of Year AGO
BY the Associated Press


NEW YORK, March 11-Engi-
neering construction awards in Feb
ruary averaged $54, ,l86, 900 a week, q
13 per cent increase over the aver
age for January and 6 per cent
higher than year ago, compilations
by Engineering News-Record show.
Private awards on a weekly aver
age basis topped the previous month
by 38 per cent and were 16 per cent
greater than February, 1899.
Public construction contracts
held fairly steady, averaging per
cent more than the previous month
and 1.5 per cent greater than the
same month a year ago.
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New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, March 11.-Declines
IN overseas markets and weakness
In sterling touched off a liuuidat-
ing movement by Bombay and Liy-
erpool accounts in the local cotton
market today.
This, together with more active
liquidation in March prompted by
sharp increase in certificated
stocks, brought about an easier
trend. New crop months were
steady, however, on New Orleans
and commission house buying based
on expectations of larger farm ap-
preparations.
Late prices were unchanged to 13
points lower, with March (old) at
lo.85, of 13; July (old) at 1896
was down 6 and October (new) was
unchanged at 9.85.
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Foreign Markets

LONDON. March IL R.-Prices in
lower today owing to lack Of support
from operators who held OF in anticjpa-
tion Of issuance of the new war loan due
tomorrow.
Industrials followed an irregular course
as tobaccos eased and iron and steel issues
and textiles improved fractionally. Kafirs
small. Gilt-edged stocks steadied near the
close. An abrupt lift in Brazilians was
outstanding in the bond section.
PARIS.-Scandinavi issues benefitted
IN the Bourse today from rurnors a Russo
Finnish peace was In the ofhns. Traders
were reserved otherwise. although A Hurry
Of buying at the start which soon died
down. lifted most prices
AMSTERDAM. = Bourse prices were
waited outcome, Of Baltic pence efforts
Domestic shipping. shares were favored
Aircraft.
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Exports Of Leuther
Footwear Expund
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Leather footwear exports In jan
uary were nearly doubled the
amount for January, 1899, while
imports declined to less than half
the previous period, the Commerce
Department reports.
January exports were 2O5, 1853 pairs
valued at $429 ,829 and imports were
2ol.Sl7 pairs valued at $152. Al. This
compared with January, 1899, ex-
ports OF 1928 pairs worth $3.50, ,312
and imports Of 544y65l pairs valued
at $355 .230.
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Visible Groin Supply

NEW YORK. March II R.-vis,b,e
supply OF American grain showed the
following CHANCES from week ago Gin
decreased 11O. 1000: oats increased I22. 900:
rye increased 5000; barely decreased
1480OO.
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ChicaEo Cash Market
No cash wheat. Corn. No ! mixed, SO:
No. ! yellow 5ss4-59h: No. ., 5s-59K. No.
= 57h-3sHa. Oats. sample grade mixed,
20: No. 9 white 45-45'4: No. g. 43-45;
Soy beans No yellow. 1.17a.: No. Z.
l16l2-1.17. Barley. mating 1854 nom.
inal: feed. 1880 nominal: No. . 40; No.
g.; No. mailing. 50: No. 3 mailing.
81 SO. Field seed per 100 pounds. nom
inal: timothy seed. A.aO-5oS: sweet
clover. 4,50-h.25: red clover, 1c5n-15 m;
alfalfa. 1S.00-23
Winnipeg Prices.
, WINNIPEG, March IL [P,.-Grain range
today:
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Failures TotoI Coins

NEW YORK, March II U9.-Business
week ended March Increased to $50 from
20 IN the precedins week. Dun q Brad
street reported today. A year aso the total
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Freight Loudinqs

NEW YORK. March IL 0P.-Revenue
freight .carlcadinss on railroads Reporting
today for the week ended March 8 In
March II. Pv. VIZ. Yr. axo,
q. q o.---- 44.046 49.073 l0,756
Rock Island 22,6S3 22,6i6 2x'SiS
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bankruptcy receivership being reorpantzed pnd
ACT or securities Companies
Rates OF dividend in foregoing table are annual dis.
based on the last quarterly annual decara
included N o'>N-"' Vi e~'a olFloenos are not
ted e1y'dfnd Ex rish Ase
h's year fPasabs IN stock CASH OF
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Cott0nSeed Oil.

Bleaehable eottonseed oil futures closed
March. 7.O5b: May. 7.Osb: july 4ib:
september 7.21; October. 7.2Ob. b Bid.
New Orlesns Prices.
futures declined here. today under DOOR
caoies and considerable long liouidation
IN the March positions. At noon prices
were at net losses of 2 to Is points
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Cottonseed oil opened steady M.rch
eS3' g. May 6.66b: July. 6.7Ob: September
bBid
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Sales In the four weeks ending
March in the IL Federal Reserve
districts averaged 3 per cent higher
than last year, and in the first nine
weeks of 1910 were per cent larger
than in the like period year ago.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS OF. THE DISTRICT o

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, April 8, 1940-A public hear
Of or the 'nf pfstrica ose eo q coumss 81 on April j.
see and an 'nf aeg ~a.res n sh esfa Psses sa
said oa eommissioners being SATISFIED as s to the the
equity. Justice and advisability Of said
nd that the same ~ the
abntns properta
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that the said
Commissioners have prepared the following
81 F h Act N .pproed p
December Is. 1882, the street and. alley
area as shown in green on plats fled in the
S3as. 1929. 1880. 1881 ana Ss$S. IS hereby
ORDERED to t sase effect On
comprised IL said area SO closed to revert
on said maps: the said street and alley
So1n sI
GA a4l aRd 6th Streets M 2: CLOSING $Td I
sreeIs NJ cUsins 81 spd SaRfr pnBG
ALLEY between vsazey Terrace and Yuma
Lot ssuare 2oas
WHITTIER STREET between. 18th Street
Rd n us1n Anus soSS N.Y. GGs9s RSaas Part isS o
Closing e psTt s . q ,I%tb STREET north q
writing. to said closings within thirty (30)
days after the date OF this publication;
CT nv s1S s rds1 . h s sFsE .sd .s
said date become closed. In .accordance
h hHsrg e Rr0yisas aESRda 4 'sd ALIEN Ai nyS bzyS
ss q sD44ssap q tx Dis
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Integration Ignored
By Trustees for
Associated Gas
Officials DiscIuim All
Responsibility for
Previous Plan
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 16.-Trustees
for the Associated Gas g. Electric
System, in the first Federal Court
report on their stewardship, indi-
Gated today they do not have any
intention of filing in the near future
an integration plan with the Sc
curities and Exchange Commission.
They pointed out that they dis
claim all responsibility for the plan
filed with the S. E. c. under the
death sentence" clause of the 1885
Public Utility Holding Company Act,
prior to the systems going into re-
organization.
Instead, the trustees said, their
main efforts will be to conserve ex-
listing properties. Plans to sell va
rious operating properties of the
system-launched by the previous
management-will be indefinitely
postponed.
The system, under trusteeship,
will spend in 1910 between $24O0O,-
900 and s3OQOO,OO0 for new construc-
ton for operating properties. This
compares with s17,884,757 last year
and s14,803,128 the previous year.
While in seven situations options
to sell properties for a total price of
$13,250,0OO had been entered into by
the previous management, the trus-
tees said they did not want to en-
courage proposals for sale of oper-
ofiy,n rNrNrNovfioc n tho y1roSnyof fifnn
The trustees said they accepted no
responsibility for preliminary con-
solidsted earnings statement for As
sociated Gas & Electric Co.. pre-
paHed by the old management, which
showed balance of income for 1889
of S495,1 100 after all interest charges
exclusive of interest on that COM
panys convertible obligations. COM
pared with 1888 net loss of 1854 1888.
Federal District Judge Vincent l..
Leibell said Walter H. Pollak, trustee
for the company, and Denis J. Dris-
coll and Willard L. Thorp. trustees
for Associated Gas & Electric Corp,
all of whom were appointed March
l, would receive salaries of $4,000 a
year and could apply for additional
remuneration if the reorganization
be accomplished expeditiously and
satisfactorily.
All investigation into the affairs
of the old management ordered by
the trustees will be under the di-
rection of Ben A. Matthews, for
merly assistant United States at
torney, who will receive $4,000 plus
additional compensation. DR.. Allen
Eaton Throop, counsel for Driscoll
and Thorp, will receive $4,000 a
year.
The trustees will hereafter file
monthly reports of progress with
the court.
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FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY CE
MENT AND SHINGLE DWELLING. NO
SR02 NnPTH CApITnT
AUCTION SALES.

1RuSTEES' SALE OF TWO-STORY CE-
56O3 NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
1bey sa s fao dsed @ Of St reeodsd de in
thereby the UNDERSIGNED trustees will offer
5S sns by on Du1s FRH THE II r9n M Re
THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm, the following
to ot z hs n Re Rs5st III ton
Land and Mortgage, Company's combine
seb Fl ot Gas SS and ~ in square s7Gs
!hs Dls5rict Of eoSmSla 's I6er fTfs9s Is 's at
aemned and taken n for Di the eStenson s0o Of
New Hampshire avenue BY proceeedines in
ort G0uTt case he No oss of the
yeyor's office in Liber 81 at folio T.
the makers Of the tS Aforesaid dsed Of us
their heirs and assigns within a period of
sixty days from the date of sale, not ex--
and all Liens created by Conditional bills
Of sale for heating and other equipment;
other taxes and assessments to be ad-
'ustfd t1 dste o q transfer 9f tits
70 % pad oRffha IN cssh 45 'bs bsanee
IN equal installments. REPRESENTED ,by
ons snd nHes Se YEARS. Ct V3s ns PAYABLE
ner cent ner annnn, from ~mh 40 aitteoeSt ~ AZ
payable semi-annually. secured BY first
deed Of trust upon property sold, or all
$500 required of purchaser at sale Exami-
nation of title conveyancing, recording, rev.
enue stamps and notarial fees at cost OF
purchaser. Terms to be complied with within
ten days from expiration of redemption
period, otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property at risk and cost of de-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. D. c.. or deposit
may be forfeited, or without forfeitinc de-
post trustees may avail themselves Of any
legal or equitable rights against default
1na purchaser
CHARLES A. JONES.
PAUL J. FRIZZELL.
apl6.1S.H2 "a. 20 Trustees.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. April 1s. lp.-onlv the
Canadian dollar withstood broad pressure
While the Dominion money rose Is Of q
cent. the pound sterling dipped y, cent.
isdp. the P,enSh franc 9S oH aee6sd Of cen and
for the Canadian dollar was close to the
y Foreign n money dealers said the Treasury
will henceforth be valued at the .oflicial
influence on the unofficiai market ~ o
v Gh sa f 70 9 he thu 5sne eos they o fs dasd
Late rates follow W. 5Great Britain In
dollars. others in cents):
oflcial Canadian Control Board rates
for y s. s.'1iar d9lars: Buying 10 per cent
eauivaene fes to discounts 20 on Can Canadian i: dol
lars in New York Of buying s.eI per cent;
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket. 1888 per cent discount, or s6.37la U.
, Great Britain, demand, 349h cablss,
346!l: Belgium. 1e. So Denmark unauot-
ed; Finland. 2;O0n: France, 1881: Ger
many, many, 1920 soensyelent T.. 1s.5M GREECE,
erlands. SO .O8: Norway unouoted; Por-
tueal. $40; Rumania. SON: Sweden. 2376;
Switzerland, 2242h; Yusoslavia. 2.34.
Latin America.
grssIi Sfsciai ss so5 Gree. it 5:;io,: S% Mex:
japan. 23.4s: Hong Kons. 21.s2; shans-
,ndIlsss in SPOT cables unless otherwise
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Chicuqo Produce

CHICAGO, April 16 tP.-Poultry. live,
% trucks: steady to frm: hens, over 5
pounds. 1917: pounds and under, 1917:
springs 4 pounds up White Rocks. "a;
other prices UNCHANGED.
Butter. s49,786; steady; prices un-
Esss, 43,633: steady; storage-packed
extras .1SA: frsts. Is. Other prices un-
Potatoes. 116; on track. $50; total q. S
heavy. demand slow: market steady;
sacked. per cwt, Idaho Russet Burbanks
u s. No. l, very few sales. o1O-20; sales,
170-75: Colorado. Red McClures, q. S.
No few best. 2O5-15; fair quality,
showing some decay. 1870; Nebraska
Bliss Triumphs, 90 per cent .. S: NJ: ]
section. Cobblers, one car, fair quality.
IS: Minnesota and North Dakota Red
River Valley section, Gobblers; 1890 per
Trigmphs: 1880 per cent =. S., s No; l
classified one car la Wisconsin 1;aa. round
New stock, supplies liberal for Texas
Triumphs; demand light; market slightly
weaker. California long whites. demand
fair market steady: track. sales. less than
carlot, per 50-pound sacks, Texas Bliss
Triumphs. washed. U. S. No. l. 1.s5-a0;
U, S. No l.. size B. $3.50; California long
whites. washed. under initial ice. y. S. No.
]. small to medium size. 1.45-47h:- q: s.
No. l, size A. 1924: 1O0-pound sacks, ini-
tial ice q 8. No. /. one car. $50.
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New York Produce
NEW yORK AnriI 1c

NEW YORK, April 16 (P.-Eggs, 40.61s;
irregular
Mixed colors-Fancy to extra fancy.
- 4-20o4: extras. lSl2-19; storage packed
frsts 1871 sl4: graded firsts, 17A-ha: cur
rent receipts Il; mediums. 1924: dirties.
No. ], 1917: average checks 15A-s4.
Whites-Resale of premium marks o.
24i3: Nearby and Midwestern premium
1si.: Resales of exchange. to, fancy
heavier mediums. 17i2-20. Nearby and
Midwestern mediums, II.
Brovns-Nearby fancy to extra fancy
1924-21 u Nearby and Midwestern spe-
Gals, 19Ha standards, 1917; mediums,
16Aa-17.
Butter, 1888. AS; steady. Creamery.
higher than extra, oS-2Sa4: extra fa2
score) 27a4: firsts (sS-9D. 27-27h: sec
onds (S4-ST>. 2534 4-263a
Cheese. 273,4"4 irregular: prices un-
changed.
Dressed poultry steady. fresh and frozen
fowls, 36-42 pounds, 13ha-1sia: all other
Live poultry firmer aere setsfa BY freisht Fowls,
eolored color 80. 20; some l9-1ois Leehorn, IS:
keys, hens 25: young toms 1s Ducks,
l3 By express: Broilers. Rocks. 90: some,
2.Hs: crosses, 90: some. 20l7-21; others.
1a-1aia; Reds. 1s: Leghorn. 1920 Fowls.
colored 19 Leghorn nearby. 15R-16h:
fancy fat. II. bullets, crosses. large "4-o6:
small to medium. o"-23: old ROSTERS 10
II Turkeys hens. 25.
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PROPOSALS

COMMISSIONERS. D C., WASHINGTON,
April 10. 194O.-Sealed proposals viii be
received at Room 500, District Building,
until 2 O'Clock pm. (E. s. IT,, April 90,
1910. and then publicly opened, for repair
ing about 1000 cubic yards of cement
concrete roadway and alley payments and
about 10000. square yards Of cement con-
crete sidewalks. Apply Room 427, Dis
trict Building. for proposals.
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, PUBLIC
Buildings Administration. Washington. D.
G. April -, l94oEsealed bids il dupli-
for furnishing all materials and perform
ing all work required for new elevators.
direct e current to aftermath aiternatine "'en current ent
change-over for the Smithsonian group Of
buildings. WASHINGTON. D. c. Specifica
tions and drawings (if any will be sup
Piled free to each contractor interested in
submitting a proposal. The above draw
iigs and specifications must be returned to
this once specltestiGns ca and drawings
tractors who have consistently failed tc
and when considered in the interests of the
Government, will be furnished in the dis
cretton OF the commissioner to builders
exchanges chambers Of commerce or other
organizations who will guarantee to make
them available for any subcontractor or
material nrm interested, and to quantity
surveyors but this privilege will be with
II they haze % %seeomplished their purpose.
buildings Federal Works Agency.
ep16,lS,2O
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THOS. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERS
1431 Eve St NV
TRUSTEE S SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY KNOWN AS sos

TRUSTEE S SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY KNOWN AS sos
X STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No 6S4S. folio 53I ct
sea-. Of the land records of the District
Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured, thereby, the undersigned
SIHTrEMTa sf sns RSsmsss Sxv on IN TppSgRspAY THE
AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and premises sit
uate in the District of Columbia. and des-
iena ted as and being lot numbered one hun.
dred five 105) in National CAPITAL In
vestment ComDanys subdivision of lots in
square numbered eight hundred fifty-six
$3.50. S per plat recorded in the Office
of the surveyor for the District Of Co.
lunba IN Lber 10: folio 119
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth of the
purchase lase money to be paid in cash balance
enc, two and three years, with interest
at six per, centum per annum. payable
seml-annually, from day OF sale. secured
by first deed Of trust upon the property
sold. or all cash, at the option Of the pur-
chaser. A deposit of 100000 will be re.
ouired at time of sale. All conveyancing.
recording, etc. at cost Of purchaser. Terms
Of sale to, be complied with within 80
days from day of sale, otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property
Ct the risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
such resale in some newspaper published
'A The WAsR1NeroN W.. LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
BY ALFRED H. LAWSON.
apS.d .d.s.ex.sun. Vice President.
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. April 16 (Pi Omitted States
Department of Agriculture) .-Salabe hogs
1000: total. 10 800; market uneven, 24O
pounds down steady, above 240 pounds
steady to. 10 higher than Mondays aver
age; market now more active than early,
top D. SO: GOOD to choice 20O-o1U pounds,
5}5-55; 270-360 pounds. 5lO-4O: good
4ou-3 u-35O-pound packing sows 50-7O
Salable cattle. 5000: salable calves.
1000: fed yearlings steady to strong:
market slow due to higher asking prices:
numerous loads steers sold however. sew
eral at slightly higher priceh than the
cattle were bid late Monday: mostly g So
lnI3 trade on steers and yearlings.
strictly choice kinds absent; best early
J. 80, with several loads lO75-1l.2 .25:
choice weiRhtv offerings held around IL 90;
ted .edsr. heifeFs Arm ehoiee absent: best ss5
medium med kinds fully. steady at 500 down;
COWS STEADY: weighty cutters up to 500:
most ,.;d beef COWS 8 s,25.75: bulls steady, with
choice ,weishty vealers $3.50 higher. o1 seo e.
ooo sdo Down nai With ses1ss oats" teSSt So
down o'o
:. sallable sheep. 1000: total. 5000: late
Monday, fat lambs slow, fairly active.
strong, to Is higher than late last week:
bulk handyweight Westerns, 1Os5-1l 90:
few loads weiehtv kinds 10 O,5O-65. bulk
TO Jos POUNDS shorn Westerns. a25: spring
lambs neRlie BILE. not enough here to make
a market Today. fat lambs trade slow.
practically nothing done early: weak;
and better. A'o
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Foreign Markets

LONDON. April l 6 LP.-Stocks especial
ly industrial leaders. steadily maintained
lagsard public participation The ap-
preaching budget speech was deemed a
restraining influence by most brokers. but
war news continued to receive favorable
Interpretation. Canadian newsprint shares
sttracted attention and gold stocks edged
forward on local backing. Gable &, Wire
less moved ahead sharply following divj-
dend announcement Commodity shares
held helds IDLY Ihy steady: British government
=. PARIS.--Reports of allied successes in
Norway helped bolster Bourse prices today.
Rentes advanced so to rs centimes and
domestic equities displayed ail-round i'm
provement. j., International stocks were less
certain in their movements.
AMSTERDAM.-D industrial, to-
bacco and shipping shares lost an average
of points in the Bourse on selling be-
lieved to have come mostly from foreign
sources: Rubber and sugar stocks tumbled
. to 13 points: Losses in American stocks
were considerably smaller
Evening star., 1940-04-16
Consolidated Water
Power Stock Offered
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, April 16.-Fuller, Crut-
tenden & Co. announced yesterday
that 1t would publicly offer tomor-
row $4,000 shares Of $25 par common
stock OF the Consolidated Water
Pawer and Paper Co. of Wisconsin
Rapids, Wis, at $50 a share.
The company was organized about
so years ago as a water power unit
and in 1908 also entered the paper
business. The offering does not rep
resent new financing.
Evening star., 1940-04-16
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED FIRST COMMERCIAL PROP
NSRTuwESTy eEIS9 eMEnISST9ONS5M SnGlvu AvENuE. VEN y.

TRUSIEES' SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED FIRST COMMERCIAL PROP
E6RTHwTS22 E6EY 12s2 EEENs EM1sSoNs5N YlA AyENHE
a. Sy virtue Of a deed Of trust from Edward
Trustees. recorded in Liber e45O at folio
539 OF the land records Of the District OF
Columoia. default having been made in the
payment OF the obligation secured thereby,
fes sas On ths MoEpSY %sR
IN 'ront of the premises. the following
described property: Part Of lot numbered
eleven 1I in what was formerly Old
asd ave fbt M sna ao 1sr ns 3, II n q lot
oered six t6) in W. W Corcoran's sub
division OF parts of lots numbered seven
90, eight tS) and nine (9l, Old George
town, IS per plat recorded in Liber w B.
~ Ts at folio 520 OF the land records of the
$500 will be required Of the purchaser at
the time of sale and balance Of purchase
price to be paid and terms to be complied
with within fifteen days or the deposit will
be forfeited or without forfeitins said de-
days ADVERTISEMENT at the risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser. All taxes, rents
and insurance adjusted BY calculation to
date Of transfer. Title examina ton. re-
cording fees conveyancing and revenue
stamps at the r cost Of .s, the purchaser
c. wendell sHoEMAKER.
GEORGE B. FRASER. Munsey Buiidins, ii
Attorney for Party Secured.
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