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APARTMENTS UkFURklsHEp.
PSI California st. NV.

2151 California st. NV.
Two bedrooms with ample closer space.
combination living room and dining room.
large foyer, tile bath with shower, we'll
equipped kitchen with pantry and service
entrance and back porch: three exposures;
light, airy apartments, completely and
artistically redecofated throughout eleva-
tor service. All utilities included in the
reasonable rental Resident manager on
premises.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS, INC,
1919 K St NV District lOl6
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$3.50 CASH.
rooms; baths. Arranged Tor ,, ns Iam.
the payments. Price. $3.50. Detached
iot t, 5a.a5St 9.45.t 2e9s, s,c,mer. ave. Tsfoma
Nd, See Mr. WapIe WAPLE &. JAMES,
INC. 1924 14th st. NV. Dl. 334o.
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BETHESDA. MD.-S5.s50
Colonial brick 5-room bungalow Slate
Large attic. Wooded lot. Very convenient
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
491O Wis. Ave. WO. 537l. Eve, WO. 1855.
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ST. GABRIEL'S PARISH.
DIRECT FROM OWNER

Modern Colonial; rms. and bath. 2
large screened porCheS Bryant gas heat
oullt-in garage. House newly decorated
One OF Washlngtons most convenient NV.
locations. Brokers Please 10 not apply.
GE 50Os
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HILLCREST.
New detached brick brick oysrlooEins city.
built in garage. side porch can be sold on
%AP S vii trade .MRs Gs M Ann sgt
NAVY YARD 2hSEoSEs, AER st, ELIZABETH
sem,dftseb.ds,x fssms YGg Can "a, AOod Toom, auto.
Sonerete porch Insulated. screened: Most
Monthly payments less than rent. Can
be arra?ssf ss4a iG5 RoRSER Z Fan5ile'- PE' Sc.
sc Hut Nichols i. aye. Sc; TO Congress Hts.
1924 TfsLE flts s. : NV 5$&Es; De. bf: ss4s.
:, HIILwoop MANOR, MD
s5ssO Up: F H; A. or Other Terms.
49,. rurnishedd SrH hhdiwGHR BY Hliaa DMiHa MiIisr.
muny taat as hFh OUT Sea awe
extended. Detached homes on wide lots
ahs high soG eevaien 1nS and
ton and latest equipment. slate roofs,
Drive out N, H. ave. / Y miles past D. C.
line 0"s WAPhE slsn fuJa JAMEs IiEst f iNe BONES
s, Silver Spring once. o
S433 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 5000.
a4oo BIO gLocE Eom4a-,s 14th ST. NV.
A real buy in Groom. 2-bath. 3-story
brick; opposite Cavalier Hotel. Key to cor;
ner: Suitable for conversion into apt. and
sssinsss ssnnsi; shsi shown sd@s By appointment Mr.
1924 l.th EAPEE ss Il NV JAMES bis1sfst Isei aa4s.
s.u,. 14,h ct HEIGHTS, r,a.. q
real buy, Sl095O Mr.. Bennett. WAPLE
q JABES. INC. District 3346.
SHEPHERD PARK.
SSst5qmMaryelous centeT-hall plan de-
huge closets. screened sleeping porch.
Needs some redecoratlns Out-of.town
AssocIATfEss. sets Ma AZ 143s "lTfH Until pm nA
This is the house. that so many home
FOUR BEDRooMs AND FfoUR BATHS
5SI4% x 1t also has asusubt beautifaf % reoTe oG
alton room and maids room in the base
men You Will be amazed a. the nrice ct
WILDER will give you the details with
pleasure EN- 6576 or MA. OS56.
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
CHEVY CHASE-Sl 800.
-, Naval otflcer transferred means to sell
this handsome residence situated on a
not be duplicated lot $50 f. deep, con-
tanning giant oak trees. shrubbery and
flowers, Includes real center-hall living
room l4x24 f. breakfast room. lst-fl.
For details call Mr. Young Woodley 5516
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DISTRICT 14ll.
NEARLY NEW BRICK.
$3.50: $3.50 cash, balance S62 so month
spacious rms, :, baths, gas. h W h., front
porch 6ullt-ln garage; deep lot TO paved
ai5ey az i BE Real bargain Cony NV section.
ocoNNoR, Randolph 54I6
NEW uOMES
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S. E. BARGAIN.

Charming corner on deep lot. 7 rooms
a bedrooms). bath. auto. heat porches
etc. Conveniently located; recond.: only
S5,950 on terms Calls until Q p m:
Leo NJ Bernstein g. Co., ME. 5400.
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ARLINGTON REAL ESTATE CO
HS'3 wilson B.vS Crrrrnur oS5n
TWO HOUSES FOR PRICE OF ONE

One scre Of ground: one house, eigr'
rooms. modern gas. electric Iight wac
and sewer one h-use. modern. three room
500 per month Garden plot. flower.
large trees and eA-ubbe-y Close 10 schoo e.
and churches and in best residential, See
Lon OF Falls Church. Worth g" nor
Sell on reasonable terms Call a. proD-
er;y. 1O9-7I1 PARK ave, West Falls Church.
LLOYD R TURNER. REA1ToR.
900 tn St. SH Me I64-
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DOWNTOWN BARGAIN,

Large dwelling. L St W, st commercial
zone: assessed for S9.l6s. lot II Ak 90
Good for business or roomIng house. Only
So 500. First time offered.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
1918 St NV DI ~S1-
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WOODBRIDGE.

Attractive 6-room modern home: 3
Ile,.y lanosca p5d loI ConV. to stores
schools and transp A real sacrifice
". c. & A N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
"a
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1419 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Apt. l4-3 large rooms kit, bath. hall;
'front.', cor; $62. so: adults.
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

Large store. near sth and Columbia I'd
n ". Administrator Will sacrifice this valu-
able business property, 10 rms, = Tile
( baths, attached brick garage. easily re.
modelled into ) apts.
METZLER-REALTOR,
NJ sEnn 1Ing u,rr,o,, Aya
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SILVER SPRING.

2 bedrooms corner apts.. sleeping
porches; near schools, stores, trans. Stor-
age and laundry facilities available.
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON. VA = NEW 2-sTORY -
lot 81 zx333. ar-condIuoned heat, OF
burner, l block Wash Lee High. Come va
Lee hwy. Open. 1925 n. Randolph
@O5 BnTMORE DR.. SILVER SPRING
New Oct. or-. q rms, bath. attIc; nice yard.
5000 cash. balance Ike rent. RA. 500.
ARLINGTON-NEW 5-Rh. BRICK HOME
on extra large wooded corner lo,, auto -
neat range. reiR. gsrage. fre neiEhoCI-
hood: Bv OWNER, 1926 1stn g.. n, or
call Chestnut $50
FALLS CHURCH 5-RooM. =
men'' monthly payments s35. F. Oh, 3I.i.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK BUNGALOW, 10
c6eHt ous zone ! blk. of Lee blvd. Ano1t
Schocls ana stores vet srTlcflv hlCh
RESIDENTIAL Jgt 5uX 30. 6 rooms finished
attic floor, bUNt-ID GARAGE for - cars
aufo -alr-CoEc screened porch. Proper =
Coef : 400 :. wears a10- or account q
death Will sell. Sf.45O. $500 down. 81 90
mo. Mus, be sod rnis week
CALL Mr. BOWEN. CHESTNUT 1924
ARLTNCTON-S5.75O
Good home on Lee highway. large land
scaped lot. soon 10 be commercial, at much
increased value. o. H. WOOD. Chestnut
356I
ARLINGTON-NEW ) AND RM ALI
brick homes, F. H. A. or other loag-te-m
ARLINGTON REAL ESTATE CO
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CHEVY CHASE HOME.

Rlttenhouse st Just east OF clrcle-A
beautlfU4 nearly new home. 1 bedrooms.
OIL heat, large lot, lear Fsrsge Buses
a. ooor House vacant and ready 10 move
in Phone US and We Will take YOU TO
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
l41S II ST = W DI -.
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CENTER HALL COLONIAL
GAENX GE : ann

NEW HOMES
18th AND QUACKENBOS SITS. NV
The homes YOU have been waiting for
Center-hall plan, beautiful. detached. and
: rooms with J and :! baths. Large. high
lot. Don't buv without seeing these bar
gains. Open and lighted every night and
! Sunday. Drive out now
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
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5O32 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Beautiful new corner house at only
$3.50. This house faces a wide newly
paved street and is complete IN every de-
tan. lnciudlng chestnut trim and oak
hoors and built-in garage. Other houses
j. TIFFEY
and Son.
Georgia 1870.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW,
1927 o2nd St n.e,-New 5-rm brick
shower. modern kitchen. Small down pay
ment balance like rent
Other bungalows new and used. $3.50
I'D oRSG %ooDRTDGE shi4H e ; Realty z "a CO..
1881 r. I. Ave. NE. NO. FOB
CONDUIT RD.-NEAR-IN.
Price cut $1,000 from original on 3-bed-
room, 1l2-bath. recreation room air-con-
ditioned brick home: will sell quickly at
new price of $3.50 on very easy terms.
" J. LEO KoLB. nc. MI. e1oo.
7411 CUSTER RID. BETHESDA
The owner of this property has Just re-
duced the price 81 900, provided it is. sold
within 10 days Five rooms, bath, brick
construction, attached garage, porch across
entire front OF home, lot 65xl30: within
one block of transportation. We consider
this the best buy of the year ear
Exclusive Agent,
4703 Hampden Lane. WI $40.
CORNER. CHEVY CHAsE-sACRIFICE
Was S13.750: Now $3.50.
Large Bedrooms, . Complete Baths.
room. maids bath. oil heat. gar: newly
decorated DU. 7711.
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j. and Nights. RA.
BUY NOW.

Sample house. 41O6 18th s.: ne
s 4aTse rooms, = baths. II a few months
| you Will pay l0o, more for same home
I as costs are TlSlng rapidly, Why pay
ren. when you can live IN one Of these
homes 50 economically Latest equipment
including Bendix washer and alr-condS
{ tCA,- So nea.. Sma.l casn payment re-
orired. F II. A approved. Drive out to-
day, 3 min from downtown. Drive out
TO CatnolIc University, continue on Mich
lsan ave to 18th 81. ne. left 18th
ST 10 Buchanan St. left on Buchanan st.
70. 18th st. ne. WHYLAND sHAFFER.
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~ "
50 10000

NEAR 14th AND CLIFTON SIS.
WEST OF ltthD
l0-room brick dwelling. baths. auto
matte heat; good condtion You are in
vlted to inspect this Vell-locsted property
which He be!leve 70 be real bargaIn.
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Indiana Ave NV
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S10,950.

Here is uneaualed value in lovely Ameri-
can University PARK A fne. alI-brick CEN
ter-entrance Colonial home on a large.
level grassy. lot. really big living rm.
with fireplace, opening by French doors
onto roomy screened porch. The kitchen
is ultramodern. and opens into a spacious
dining rm. Up the wide stairway you'll
hnd 3 lovely bedrooms. and stairway
Leading up to the large hoored attic .
sparkling tile baths on the End floor COM
piete the picture OF luxury living in the
moderate priced range Perfect shopping
best ofTerings on ,oeeY. -. tae
Cal M; NorVeNe. EN-. 5131. J. IVES
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1921 FIRST ST. NV.

Exceptional modern 4-family bldg. Re-
erIcted / and :, bedrmS.. kit. din. bath.
and locker space in basement. $3.50 up.
MGR hO5l N. Hamp. ave. RA. @9:t3.
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CENTRAL AVE.
RANDOLPH VILLAGE.

$50 Down and Balance SO MONTH";
FIVE asbestos shlnGisd bunealows 'e.
comp.e'et, three already >oid. cons!sting r.
; rooms, basement. -lled ba r. bullt-in r.
kltcHeH CABINET SINK. all modern CO-Tef
fences. lot S0X@op, sh-UoberleS and t-s-
To get to property 20 out Contra ave
miles oevond Capitol Heights FEDE-
FINANCE CO, 9l5 New York ave
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1910 JACKSON ST,

oliver SPRlNG. MD.
Nearly new bungalow. rooms and bath,
garage fenCed-ln garden S5.95U worth
much more VIII accept small payment.
balance like rent. Call OWNER. District
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COUNTRY HOME

AND l ACRE OF GROUND
Containing bedrooms, baths. az
RANGED for epts. Located near Wheaton
Mo on Glenoroose pike. Call ofice for ap-
polrtment 10 see. Priced at only SS.a5O
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP
WI. 243l. Wilson Lane, Bethesda Nd
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5O51 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.

and 3 rooms, foyer, din, kit. bath
All corner. freproof, insulated, modern
ants S54 80 to S6.,, so incl gas for cook
inr and refg Parquet floors. incitneT;aattoi1s'
Spacious shady lawns surround bulldlne
x min to downtown by auto. Res mgr"
MISS CORBETT. RA. H9:'5.
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CONN. AVE.-3221
THE CLELAND,

31S R. l. AVE. NE.
rooms. kitchen. din. bath with shower:
ventilating doors air-cooled corridors; new
bldg. Adults only.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, Jan. IL Up gu. S.
Dept. Agr.)-Potatoes 80, on track
259, total US shipments 1888;
steady, supplies moderate demand
fair; sacked per cwt. Idaho Russell
Burbanks US No. 1, few sales 1885,
80; Colorado Red McClures burlap
sacks US No. 1, 2 IA inch minimum,
80; Nebraska Bliss Triumphs Is to
80 per cent US No. /, burlap sacks
washed 10000 unwashed 1.60;
Minnesota Red River valley section
Bliss Triumphs 70 per cent US No.
1, 100; North Dakota Red River
valley section Cobblers 80-S5 Der
cent US No. 1, 1.20-40; Wisconsin
Round Whites unclassified III ~;
Katahdins US No. 1, 1.50; Chip
pewas u~nclassified good quality 1876;
new stock weaker, supplies moderate
demand very slow; less than car
lots; Florida and Texas Bliss Tri.
umphs US No. l, bu. crates very few
sales 1.75 a crate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-R-World
wheat prices slumped today follow
ing disclosure of the largest inter-
national transactions in the COM
modify in the memory Of veteran
dealers. Dollar quotations
erased momentarily in Chicago for
the first time in a month as prices
here dropped two cents a bushel
or more.
Negotiations estimated to involve
approximately 100, 1000, 900 bushels,
mostly Canadian and Australian,
were reported completed the past
two days with Great Britain the
principal buyer.
However, failure Of these large
governmentals to stimulate any
strength in world markets caused
substantial selling by private in
~terests. Because the transactions
were handled largely by govern
ment agencies, exporters who sold
wheat found it unnecessary to buy
back "hedges" on wheat grain had
been protected in futures pits.
Traders here understood the Cana
dian board provided exporters with
the necessary futures.
After advancing as much as 3-4-
cent in early dealings, Chicago
wheat tumbled about three cents
and closed 1 $40 3-S lower than
yesterday, MAJ SO 3-4-$1.00, July
81 1888. Winnipeg quotations
were up a cent at one stage but
closed a cent lower. Chicago corn
finished 3-S-7-S down, May 81 IL
SIS, July 58-58 Is; oats I'M
changed to IA down; rye 1 5-8-
1 7-S lower; soy beans 1-2-1 IL
higher and lard unchanged to 5
lower.
Some late selling of wheat was
associated with weakness of securi-
ties. The price downturn here also
was accelerated by execution of
stop-loss orders.
nnar EJ;rh r Nv N1a.o
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
TOOK. MART HIT BY WORST SETBACK IN SIX WEEKS
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-R-Hogs
sold steady to 10 cents higher to-
day, aided by sharply curtailed re-
ceipts. Weights from 210 pounds
upward sold to best advantage. Re-
ceipts of 10000 hogs in the open
market were 1900 less than ad-
vance estimates. Top was $5.55.
Trade was slow and draggy in
the cattle department. A small
number of choice steers and year.
lings sold steady, strictly choice,
long-fed yearlings topped at $12.
Other kinds, however, were weak
and clearance was incomplete late
in the session.
Fat lambs generally sold at rs
cent higher levels. topping at
.s9.45. Sheep were steady.
(U. S. Dept. Agr.)-Salable hogs
10000; total 10000; active, steady
to 10 higher than Wednesdays av-
erage; closing mostly $40 up on
weights over 210 lbs; top 5.55;
bulk 160-240 lbs. 5.25-50; 240-27o
lbs. 5.1O-40; most 27o-330 lb. butch
ers 5.00-25; good 360-55O lb. sows
4.00-5.00; lighter weights up to
ATS; shippers 1000; estimated
holdover 1000.
Salable cattle 1000: salable calves
1000; medium to good grade steers
and yearlings steady to weak; very
draggy on irregular market; strict.
ly good and choice offerings fully
steady; dependable market at 11.0o
upward but very uneven at 1000
down to 500 and below; medium
to good LOO to 1,3OO-lb. steers or
peddling basis; all other classes
barrels steady; extreme top slight
ly choice long yearlings 1900; few
loads 11.00-50; best 1,305-lb. offer
ings 1925; but most short fec
weighty steers S.25-9.25; some rela.
lively long fed but rough weighty
bullocks 9.25-75; feeder dealers
competing with killers on fleshy
weighty qualified steers selling al
900 down to 500; good to choice
weighty steers 1925 but bulk 500
9.25; practical top heavy cutter
cows $50; weighty sausage bulls
$50; heavy fat bulls 7.25; all she
stock and bulls lower than earlier
in week and medium to good steers
25-40 lower while choice kinds are
rs higher; selected vealers tc
I12.00.
Salable sheep 5000; total $500;
fat lambs fully rs higher spots 81
up; top 9.45; bulk good to choice
9.8o-35; SO to 100 lb. weights S.75-
800 good SO lb. yearlings IT'S;
sheep steady; few native ewes
4.oO-5o.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 11-R-
(USDA)-Hogs-moderate, good and
choice 160-250 lbs. 5.15.5.65; 120-140
lbs. 4.35-4.S5; 140-16O lbs. 4.S5.5.15;
250-3OO lbs. 4.65-5.15; over 800 lbs,
4.40.4.90; SOW under $50 lbs. $685.
AIS; over $50 lbs. 3.15-3.65.
Cattle-About steady.
Steers - Strictly good 8.25-S.75;
bediums 6.50-7.50; common 5.00-6.00.
Heifers - Average run 5.50.6.50;
good beef breed 7.50-8.00.
Cows - Strictly good 5.50-6.00
mediums 4.50.5.00; common and can.
ners 3.50-4.0
Vealers - Good 10.00.10.5o. choice
10.50.11.00 top.
Bulls-Good 6.00.6.50; lights 500.
500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. IL Up The
Netherlands guilder rose swiftly in
the Foreign Exchange market to-
day.
Other major European monies ad-
vanced at a slow rate but gains were
general in relation to the dollar.
Banking quarters connected the
improvement with trade negotia-
tions now being held among various
European powers to cushion the i'm
pact of war in commercial dealings.
1t was admitted, however, there was
no specific factor apparent to influ-
ence a mark-up Of .O6 of a cent in
the guilder.
Sterling added IL cent, the French
franc 90 ia of a cent and the belga
OF of a cent. The Swiss franc was
unchanged.
Great Britain, demand 1896, cables
1896 "a, 6O-day bills 1896, 9o-day
bills 3.91 3-S.
Belgium 1888, Denmark 1888.
Finland 1.95n; France PA IL, Ger
many 40.25n, benevolent 1880,
Greece .O073n, Hungary 1850, Italy
sos, Netherlands 53.40, Norway
22.73, Portugal 3.65n, r u m a n a
.Oo73n, Sweden 1888, Switzerland
22.43, Yugoslavia 2.35n, Argentina
(officiaD 29.77, Cree) 22.60, Brazil
(official) COS, (free) SO, Mexico
16. son, Japan 23.49, Hongkong 24.69,
Shanghai sos.
Rates in spot cables unless other
wise indicated.
Nominal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
e YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-R-Cot
ton futures took the path Of least
resistance today-downward. De
mand was slow from start to fin
ish but not much more could be
said of the selling. Final prices
were off 8 to II points.
Offerings from Bombay and Liv-
erpool tripped the list at the start
following declines in those mar
kets. Around noon pressure let w
a trifle and the list tried a come
back.
There a no stamina in the
rally, however, and when securi-
ties and other staples headed low
er, cotton Joined in and finished
at the days bottom.
Exports Wednesday 1858 bales
season so far 3~,3S8,S59. Port re-
ceipts 1899; port stocks 3,213,663
Range follows:
NInIu.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
LIFTED IN MARKET
Trading In Associated Gas
And Electric Issues Is
Heavy On The Curb

NEW YORK, Jan. IL Up In
dustrial issues received a decided
lift today in the most active bond
market the new year has seen.
Transactions in the Stock Elk
change totaled $7,754, 900, face value,
compared with $3.50, 900 yesterday.
Traders, however, centered much
of their attention on the curb where
more than $500, 900, face value, OF
Associated Gas & Electric bonds
changed hands at declines ranging
as much as 9 1-S points. The reason
was the company's plea for reorgan-
ization under the federal bankruptcy
law.
Extremely active on the big board
were Seaboard Air Line Convertible
81 which gained IA at 8 IA. Com
monwealth Edison Convertible 3 LIS
turned over rapidly but closed un.
changed at 1913 IA.
Leading gamers for the day in
cluded Walworth As at 81; ALE
ghany Stamped IS at 70, Norfolk &
Southern IS at 10 5-8; Western
Union IS of 80 at SO IA; and Penn
Dixie Cement IS at 81.
Lower were New York Central IS
at 60; Southern Pacific 4 LIS of '6S
at 48 IL; Santa Fe As of '95 at 1G5
ga; and St. Paul IS at 6 IL.
U. S. governments, in small trans
actions, closed 6-32 point higher to
1872 lower.
In the foreign list dollar loans of
Denmark, Norway, Oslo City,
Buenos Aires, and Italy were among
the few gamers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. 11-R-No cash
wheat sales.
Corn No. 2 mixed Ga IA; No. ]
yellow So 3.4-53 IL; No. 8, 81 Sd
So "a; No. 1 white "a 1-2-65 IA;
No. 2, GA IL.
Oats No. 2 mixed AZ 1913 IL;
No. 2 white 43 1-2-44 Ia; No. 3,
43 1-2-3-4; sample grade white Al
1-2-42 IL.
Soy beans No. 2 yellow lit IA;
No. 8, 1.15 3.4-1.17 IL; sample
grade yellow LA.
Barley, mating, 54-s7; No. 3, bar
ley So; No. 3, mailing 64-65.
Timothy seed 4.65.90 nom.
Red clover 12.5o-15.oo nom.
Red top S.50-9.O0 nom.
Alsike 15.00-18.0O nom.
Alfalfa 17.50-22.50 nom.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
Movement In Recent Years
What Stocks Did
NEW YORK SUGAR

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-R-Sug-
at futures w~eathered with consider
aoIe success gusts of selling that
id'tened prices for other major
staples today.
orders on either side were pretty
''llll' however, and most traders
admitted they were waiting for
something to turn up to alter the
pieseht market picture.
Inc domestic list gained 1 to 2
polhlS on sales Of 1900 tons. World
eon'racts closed 2 points lower to
- higher on sales of $500 tons;
NtI I'49; May 1.50.
olleflngs in the raw market were
,'"'i'ef than recently but the I'M
nei'one was slightly easier. Cubas
were held at 1872 to 1.95 cents a
pound c & f.
hellned continued to move slug
9'anlE at $50 cents.
NJ. ) range follows.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
n y. OIL

81" YORK, Jan. 11.-R-The
A. 5'Seed oil market took a look
an 1VVlihlhg prices in other staples
Fin prices headed downward today.
nats a' Quotations were off 3 to 6
,ra NrieS totaled 81 contracts but the
Tho Tempo was restrained by
sl1a 4pPfoach Of the December con-
pNoh report, due Friday.
Ara,, 'oalS closed 6.85 Did, Mch 9.94,
uoN oil was quoted 5 IS cents
yaI pouilo bid in the southeast and
ana B 7-S, nominal, in Texas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
Britain Is Turning Out :
'New And Secret Plane

LONDON, Jan. 11.-R-British
airplane factories, according to c.
G. Grey, Britain's foremost author
ity on aircraft, are working night
and day" to turn out a new and
secret" type of warplane.
Grey made the assertion in the
newly published 1910 edition of
James All the Worlds Aircraft"
standard reference book on the air
forces of SO countries.
He also declared that British air.
plane engines are unsurpassed by
those Of any other nation, a con-
clusion that seemed to have been
confirmed since the declaration of
war;"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
Maxwell Plans To Open
Headquarters In March

RALEIGH, Jan. 11-LP-Revenue
Commissioner A. ]. Maxwell, q
candidate for governor, indicated to-
day that he would open state head.
quarters here about March 1 or Is.
Maxwell said he would take a
leave Of absence from his duties as
revenue commissioner at about that
time. In his recent announcement
for governor, Maxwell stated that
the leave would be without pay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.@lF-Sales
price and net change Of thu
fifteen most active stocks today.
Loft, 81, 600-19%; dis.
Stand Brands, 3d. 00-6%; dis.
Radio, 27,900-5%; no.
US Steel, IL, 300-62; d2k.
United Drug, 13,600-5%; as.
Curtiss-W Wright, II, O0O-s&; dA.
: Studebaker, 10,1G0--9k; dk.
US Rubber, 9,90O-37h; d1.
Republic Steel, 9,400-21; d1A.
General Elec, s,2O0-39A; d1.
NY Central, 7,300-17A DIS.
Penn RI, 7,2O0-22A; dk.
Int Mer Marine, 7,1OO-9A; dA.
General Motors, 6,900-53B; d1.
Canada D G Ale, 6,700-17A; DIS
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
LIVERPOOL T

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 11-R-Cot.
ton-fair demand for spot, prices 16
points lower. Quotations In pence:
American, strict good middling 9.71;
good middling 9.31; strict middling
9.21; middling oil; strict low mid.
ding 9.o1; low middling S.66; strict
good ordinary S.21; good ordinary
1856. Futures closed II to 81 lower.
Jan. 8.72; March $40; May 8.66;
July S.58; Oct. 1888.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
SUICIDE

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 11.-fR,-John
Antonchek, who blamed himself for
the accidental death Of a huntinS.
companion, was found shot to death
today in a cemetery near the grave
prepared for mis- friend. A rifle was
found beside the body and Deputy
Coroner F. E. Stocker said the shoot
ing was, apparently suicide.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-12
EGGS

NEW YORK, Jan. 11-R-Eggs
19 1928; irregular. Mixed colors:
fancy to extra fancy 81 3-4-23;
standards 21 IL; firsts 20 IL;
seconds 16 1-2-18; mediums 16 IL;
dirties No. 1, 16 IA; average checks
15-15 IA. Refrigerator, fancy and
heavyweights 1920 IL; standards
II -; firsts II; seconds 15-l5
"a; mediums IA Sd; dirties IA IL.