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HOUSES UNFURkISHED.

5c S ST N,W-44EWLY p PAPERsB4- re 3 47S 5
ISEN. MA. 9696 Ewes, GE 1905.
NEW DETACHED BRICK, s RMS :
baths room Nebfsan END aTe oil
SIe SId0 mo- mo. Cali Cali Nj. FiIippo, Ma, 143s
REALTY ASSOCIATES.
3 ROOMS. ATTIC AND BATH. la ACRES,
$3.50 month. Call Berwyn 11o-R bet
37ls MASS. AVE- RMS. B; 2oCAR
gar; sos. 1871 MP rms, b.. 81 80.
500 6th-l3 rms, b., $3.50. BEHREND'
National 4639.
ROOMS AND D.. RATH Rs51 ,vP}a PRASFI6ALLY s. 6sa
$3.50. 900 varnum st. ne. DE. 0z09.
viTEinia and Md rms: ~ b; 500;
r 5rp better b. yar bTy deo Gms
against infiation and opportunity Q be
your own landlord FqLIoR r; So56 GoRP0S, 2ciS
phone for list ONCE also open : to o D m.
ATTRACTIVE. NEw-s75 MONTH: 8
baths ave- qecTeaohd IDEAL 59om 40r opt m%T'
iis,; employe. Adults, eentiles Box 4sa-J. Star.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. 392s LIVINGSTON
bath. gas auto. heat; $3.50 mo. OWNER
Emerson 0290.
CHEVY CHASE. MD, 81 E: OXFORD ST. -.
S1I5 mo. WALKER & PRESCOTT. North
1914.
1909 PERRY PL. Nw.-s6O5o.
Six rooms and bath: reference required.
GEO G. SMITH. 4219 9TH st. NV.
1O25 GIRARD ST. NE-2-STORY SEMI
det. brick. 6 rooms. ] bath. garage
INTERNATIONAL BANK. DI. OS64.
s135-BEAUTIFUL RoILINGWoOD-- IS
1st A., entrance hall. liv. rm. 1Sx25;
large din. rm., .elec. kitchen, bedrm. and
Law: End f., = huge bedrms. e. closets IN
EACH, 9 baths. =,
Gear attached garage maids rm.. oil
h.. wooded lot. MRS. CHRISTIAN. Allied
Realty Corp. WI. 6649. 660n WIS. ave.
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VACUUM CLEANERS, rebuilt and guar: as
low as S10.95 also genuine HOOVER fac
tory rebuilts at S1o.95 and up. We are
Washington's authorized HOOVER special
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RUGS, oriental, in all sizes, at very low
prices Open evenings. Rare Rug Shop,
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LIVING ROOM SUITE. c-pc, blue modern
frieze. S35 4S2" Sth st. NV.
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$3.50.
"a VI :. = ONEs pH
UNTIL @ 2 NJ

IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. near 14th
and Park ri large rms, bath: nice lo'.
Gear garage; $1,000 cash; low monthly
PAUL ?. STONE. OR. e@44.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

AT ONCE, BY GOV. OFFICIAL AND WIFE.
furn home or apt. until Dec. 3 or longer:
excellent care. Call MA. $3.50. Ext. 426
FURNISHED, 4 BEDROOMS: MODERATE;
permanent: Dec. 1st: state rent. Box
1O4-J, Star 13s
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PIANO Steinway. baby gr.. style l. We
have sold the very finest pianists in Wash
ington SteinwRys. Compare is all we ask.
Ratner's Music Store. 736 18th ST. NV.
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BABY CHICKS.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BARRED ROCKS. R / Reds, white Leg;
horns. Conkey's Y-o feeds. James Fec Feed
Store, 619 K st. NV. METROPOLITAN OOS9
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PIANO Schonirger, baby gr: beautiful
NAH piano; perfect cond.; only $3.50: our
buys cannot be duplicated. Ratner's Music
Stnra -2k 18th u " PIE oIQ0
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VACUUM CLEANER. Rexair, all attach
ments perfect: cheap for cash, Call eve
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NEAR NAVY YARD, s.E-DETAcHED
brick, rms, bath. h.-w.h.: can be con-
yeSted into apts. Terms. N. PRATT
CO. MA. 0002: 0voe.. RA. 1921.
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW. MD.
SILVER SPRING.

bullt-in garage oil heat. II rev-house con
dit!or; terms F n PRATT CO.. Ma
SsS. ewes IA 5HSf
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

TAKOMA PARKS. $50 - ATTRACTIVE
brick Cape Cod bedrooms. > baths. 2
bedrooms and bath on first floor. large
rooms, full basement, garage: a real buy;
immediate possession. SAML E. BOGLEY'
WI S5QO
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$500 DOWN.
HOME OR INVESTMENT.
MICHIGAN PARK.
S8.750.

$3.50 & large rooms chestnut trim
streamlined kitchen, recreation room. au-
tnmaric heat. z H A Terms. Ma. 1913
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=. 80, -, n En-r.rAllc,HEEn RPIcK. sIO--iN.
- SHANNON & LUCHs co,
II - Ma ',}l1

100 BLOCK UPSAL ST Sc
Only $500 dOWn-NeW 6-TOom BRICK
fouses. baths. beautiful lots; restricted
Aforementioned heat. Ready for in
mediate occupancy. UPSAL DEVELOP
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RFRIGFRATORS = Observation-Disclosures
tors washers. ironers and radios: buy at
builders prices in Iov-rent district; G. E,
Westinghouse, Kelvinator. Hotpoint and
WARD RADIO 81 APPLIANCES,
s535 Ga Ave Silver Spring. SH. 2299.
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PIANOS-If YOU want to save from 1Or,
to 25Hc on new first grade standard pianos,
see us. Also plenty of values in used in
spinets. sos up: good selection Of used
srands al all prices. Cash or terms. We
are exclusive local agents for the famous
Everett and Cable-Nelson aud other we'll
known pianos Republic 1890 The Piano
Shnn 1n1S -th s. N u OPEN EVENINGS.
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- ELECIRICAL CEN TER. -
b14 10th st. NV. National sS72.
VACUUM CLEANERS-HOOVERS, S1295;
EUREKA, SS.95; ELECTROLUX, S1695;
with att, rebuilt and guar. like new l yr.
Vacuum Specialists Exclusively.
BEST BRANDS CO..
o06 f1th st. NV. National Y778. ~
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IIgN n. n. AVE.
Double room, or single; connecting bath.
hoard optional
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Semi-Det. Brick. PetWorth,

ONLY S625O.
This home is over 10 #. wide, containing
six rooms and bath: newly decorated.
real buy for home or investment. IA
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l43O NEWTON ST NW-JeWish home.
Large rm. with D windows, single beds.
suitable for 3 Conv. transp. Unlim. phone.
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NEAR THE CATHEDRAL.

BEDROOMS. . BATHS-Sll .a50.
In Cleveland Park within walking dis
tance of all schools stores and transport
tation. this quite capacious brick Sem-de-
tached home is an exceptionally good value.
Includes frst-floor den, huge master bed
room, l2x22 #; automatic heat garage.
We know of no other house which Offers
so much at this price in this location.
Major Yancey, CO. 0346
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, D1. l41l.
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RUGS-We cordially invite you to inspect
our imported rugs on sale; 9xl2 or s.3X
1Oe. S2475: Oriental design. g f., hall
runners. S3.95. Linen Mart, 1225 q st. n W
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MICH. PARK, 1907 18th n.e.-Clean, attr.
| corn. rm.. adj. bath, shower, unlm phone;
| pYl. home m Cath u Dill 04L2
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

I.a5O-Detached brick Just of Chevy
Chase Circle: 4 bedrooms. l bedroom on
1st floor auto. heat. garage: this IS sac
rifce price. To inspect call Mr.. BOSWELL
ME- 9092. ewes WI 44l0.
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RE-uPHOLSTERING.

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45. covering and new inside material m
cluded. made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette: workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY Co..
osno I1tb ST W COLUMBIA 23s1
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RPJGHTWOOD HOUSES.

Corner. Semi-detached. center entrance:
e rooms, bath, hot-water heat. built-in ga
rage. -
Row brick. 6 rooms, bath, hot-water
'i.". MIiRRAY CO Ma To66 -
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$500 10th ST. N.W-Large, front, so. exp.
closets; gent. preferred: reasonable. Apt
.OH. Phone North no4S
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l43l CLIFTON ST. NW.-Slnele room in
private nom ConV. tranSp. Gentle
tlpmpO 20 lE1D
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FURNITURE-Want enough to outfit house;
also piano. Call evenings after Z, Repub-
lie 3t12. 49,
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LARGE MASTER BEDROOM. private show
ef sc. exp. convenient NV location. avail
able Nov. 10 gentleman. gentle. GE. 163S.
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OFF 18th N.W-S11.e50
SAM ROSEY, AID. 27O0.
Y H Ave and OuackenbOS.
WEEKS BEST BUYS.
IFVEIj AND PARK, S9.o50.

: bedrooms. 3 Complete baths. one wlh
shower stall: automatic heat, several
porChes and FaraEe This Is a real ha~..
gain and Will he sold Cuickly PCSS
Rutley. Me Ass
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WASHERS, Easy and G. E, slightly used
and new, easy terms. Md. Elec. Co.. 106
Md ave HyattSville WA. 1873
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WASHERS-Brand-new standard makes of
washing machines in crates at deep-cut
prices as low as S21; ST weekly: liberal
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WHY PAY RENT

When YOU can buy this charming CoIonIaI
brick near Sth and Lonefellow SITS. NV 3
lovely rms. tile bath. auto. heat, porches
etc Only $3.50 Terms Call I'll Q n.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. NE. 5400.
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CONTINUED }

CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN
Center-hall plan, only S10,95Q. De-
tached brick. practically new. large
rooms, ga baths, recreation room; porcn'
large yard. brick garaRe, Ox1oro k1tcnen.
cali MR.. MOORE. Dupont TIT.
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CONTINUED on Next Paee.)
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| DUPONT CIRCLE. 2I26 ST. nw-At-
/ tractive front single room; conv. 10 shower
1 tub, unlim phone 13s
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Washington Produce

BUTTER-9s score, tubs, 34ia; 1-pound
prints, 50; 14-pound prints, 35i2; 81 score;
tubs, 1914; 1-pound prints. "a; L-pound
prints, 3412; 81 score tubs, 1914; l-pound
prints, 3354: !. pound prints. 34h; 90
Is-pound prints. ,34f.: SO score. tubs, 33;
SIS 'GH score, tubs. tubs 33ls: 33s: I-pound prints. So;
10; pigs, I4O-150 pounds 8 .s0-7 .O5; 150-
7.IO-f.30; Iso-2l0 pounds, 1907 SO: a2o-
gao pounds. 7.00-725: tops, 750; sows,
5.50-6 90; Calves, II l.00-120O.
rrem AsregtqEal Ms55etins Service
EGGsCMarket barely steady. Prices
paid for Federal-State graded eggs re-
cefved from grading stations april 12):
Whites. U. s. extras, large, 25-27, few
U. S. standards. large, 21-24: U, S. stand
Browns, u. s. extras, large, 1926. few
standards, large. 21-24: U. s. standards.
mediums, 2021; U. s. trades, 1921 For
nearby ungraded esgs: Current receipts.
whites, 1920: mixed colors 11-1s.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady. Fowl,
colored all sizes; 17-lS; No. 2s. 1918;
Leghorn hens, all sizes, 1918 Roosters,
lO-12. Chickens. Virginia broilers and
fryers all sizes, 1920; No. 2s 1914.
Delaware Rocks and crosses brollers and
fryers all sizes. 1920; No IS. 1914.
Turkeys, old toms, 14-16; old hens, 1918;
No, IS, IL
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Bond Averages
10 LOw-Yield Bonds.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April IA rising
tide in United States Governments
featured an otherwise irregular bond
market today.
Brisk early dealings increased il
tempo toward the final hour.
The Federals generally made gains
ranging from 2I32 to 1882 point
in both the Stock Exchange and
over-the-counter. In the latter
market, brokers said the long-term
issues were in greatest demand and
ran up the longer advances.
The new 212S of 1952-54 reached
new high of 102 24/32 at one time,
gain of 432 point.
Among the higher corporates were
United States Steel 235s, Shell
Union 2l2s, Detroit Edison IS, Rock
Island general As of '88, st. Paul SIS
and American Telephone 314S of sc.
On the off side were Baltimore &
Ohio stamped convertible bonds, In
ternational Paper IS, Pere Mar
quette IS, Nickel Plate 412s, New
York Central IS and Allegheny
stamped SIS of So
Foreign government dollar loans
were irregular in light trades.
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|S9,245,000Equipmen
Program Pushed by
B. & 0. Chiefs
Willard Bures Steps
In Anticipation of
Increased Traffic
Ply the Associated Press.

Ply the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 14-Daniel
Willard, president of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Co., told stock
holders in the annual pamphlet re-
ported today that, in anticipation of
increased traffic and as a contri-
button to national defense, the road
is engaged in increasing its equip
ment by s9,245, 900.
Included in the new equipment
are 1000 steel gondola cars of 10
tons, 1000 other steel gondola cars,
1000 steel box cars of so tons, $50
other steel box cars, 1,150 steel hop
per cars, 100 CabooseS and 600 con-
tainers for installation on so gon-
dolas for more efficient handling of
special classes of bulk material.
OF the total cost, S6,989,00 will
be financed by equipment trust GER
tificates and deferred payment
agreements, while the remainder
will be paid for by company cash.
The report showed net earned in
come of $5,549,947 for 1940 COM
pared with a deficit of 1892 POT in
$780,
A condensed statement placed net
railway operating revenue last year
at S46,574,665, compared with SAL
129,177 in 1899. and net railway
operating income at $30618,531,
compared with $25 SIS, 100 in 1889.
NEW YORK, April IA (P).-Fur-
ther extensive railroad purchases Of
rolling equipment were forecast to-
day by trade authorities.
Western roads were said to be
feeling need of additional freight
cars, althougs the peak of the sea-
sonal rise in traffic was months
away. Normally freight haulings
attain the yearly top in October as
| movement of crops to market sup
plement autumn industrial activity.
The autumn increase, it was esti-
mated, may lift loadings above 900.-
900 cars weekly for the first time in
more than a decade.
Shift of traffic from coastwise
shipping to transcontinental routes
and interior storage of large sur
pluses of farm products, including
cotton and wheat, were expected to
| add to the burden of Western roads
and the need for extra equipment.
Many roads have placed orders
for freight cars and Locomotives in
the largest volume in 10 years.
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FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, April Il QP.-The Ar
gentine free peso advanced -.05 of cent
in terms of the dollar today but other
leading currencies. of Europe and South
Late rates follow: (Great Britain in
dollars. others in cents:
Canada-Official Canadian Control
Board rates for U s. dollars buying. 10
per cent premium: selling, IL per cent pre-
MUM. equivalent to discounts on Canadian
dollars in New York of buying. 9.91 per
cent: selling. 900 per cent. Canadian
dollar in New York open market, 1874 per
Europe-Great Britain. official Bankers
Foreign EXCHANGE, Committee rates., buy
io3: Germany; 4o;oon sbensyolenti 10 BOD;
1977n; Italy, s. .O6; Portugal, 4.O1; Sweden,
1884; Switzerland '23.22: Yugoslavia,
2.30n.
Latin America-Argentina, official.
free, oon tNe Meateo, sz a6a6n: Official oo0h'
Far East-,Japan, .234s; Hong Kong,
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated
n Nominal
For commercial transactions.
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New York Cotton
Rx tht Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 14.-Cotten
prices moved higher today on trade
covering and mill buying.
After reaching close to the sea-
sons highs the market hesitated
and then receded a few points un-
der pressure of local realizing and
spot house selling.
The higher trend was influenced
by expectations of favorable action
on farm legislation. Hedge offer
ings were light. Late prices were 3
to 10 points higher; May, 11.37; Oc-
tober, 1872, and March, 11.32.
Late mill buying found offerings
limited to a scale up through spot
houses and final values were at
around the days best levels.
Futures closed E to Is higher.
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S., 900, 900 Car Orders
Announced by Erie

CLEVELAND, April 14.-Erie Rail-
road announced award of orders for
1900 freight hauling cars at an ap-
proximate cost of S5,000,0OO.
The road placed the orders as fol-
lows: Eight hundred box cars, Pull
man Standard Manufacturing Co.;
100 automobile cars, 100 furniture
cars and so covered hoppers, Ameri-
can Car & Foundry Co.; $50 hoppers
General American Transportation
Co.; $50 gondolas and so fiat cars
Greenville Steel Car Co.
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Additional Gain
Seen in Home
Ownership
3, the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April IA rise in
home ownership during the last six
months of 1910 was disclosed today
in a report on new mortgage loan
activities of mutual savings banks.
The National Association of Mu-
tual Savings Banks reported its
member institutions made new
mortgage loans amounting to sl94,-
413,7 ,757 in the final half of 1910. COM
pared with S165, 1865 in the first
six months.
These institutions hold a larger
total of mortgage loans than any
other group of American banks, the
association said.
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Foreign Trade Shows
Drop at Baltimore
b. the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, April 14.-Foreign
trade handled through the port of
Baltimore declined sharply in the
first quarter of this year, due largely
to a shortage of ships flying the
British flag.
Foreign trade handled in the first
three months of 1941 was valued at
SCI, ,728,201. This represented a II
per cent decrease from the valuation
of $74,743,681 for the first quarter
of 1910.
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| Big Advertising
| Drive Planned
| For Oranges
By tie Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, April 14.-The
California Fruit Growers Exchange
will place 3O3, ,266, 900 orange adver-
tisements in American and Cana
dian newspapers and magazines dur
ing its 1e41 Valencia advertising
campaign, Advertising Manager
Russell z. Eller said today.
The advertisements will appear in
256 daily papers in 185 cities and
in 2,606 weeklies.
Funds for the campaign are de-
rived from an assessment upon ex-
change members of 7 cents per
packed box.
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In bankruptcy or receivership. or being
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed by such companies.
Rates of dividends IN the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or seml-annual declaration.
dividends are not Included Also extra or
extras d Cash or stock Paid last year.
( payable in stock declared or paid so
far this year Payable in Canadian funds
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year WV With warrants. XIV With
out warrants. war Warrants. Unit OF
trading less than 100 shares: sales are
given in fun
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New York Sugar

NEW YORK. April IA GP-Liquidation
dominated domestic sugar futures today.
Buyers were cautious as they digested news
of Leon Hendersons comprehensive au-
plies of commodities. Afternoon quota
tionS were down point, with July at 2.42
and September, 2.44
World futures were u point lower in
quiet and narrow market July, .S012
and September, .S6.
Raws were slightly easier with offer
ings priced $40 cents.
Refined remained $40 cents.
Futures No. 8 closed l lower; sales,
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Visible Grain Supply

NEW YORK, April IA LP.-Visible
supply of American grain showed
the following changes from week
ago (in bushels: Wheat, decreased
lbs 900; corn, decreased $4,000;
oats, decreased, 10000; rye, decreased
223, 900; barley, decreased 241 900.
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Named Bank Director

BALTIMORE, April IA (SpeciaD
John N. Curlett, one Of the vice
presidents of Mccormick & Co., Inc,
has been elected a member OF the
Board of Directors of the National
Marine Bank.
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Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, April IA R.-Textile
operations were only routine today as
the trade considered further reports from
minimum wage scale for 100000 textile
workers Women's woolen wear piece
goods continued in good demand. Such
were eagerly sought after. Silk dealings
were confined to fill-in orders.
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Miscellaneous Markets.

COFFEE-Spot steady Santos No. 4,
saSit tStqEss ss closed 1e iGSsf s sss; ssa
50 lower. Sales 750 bags. May. 613;
July. 6.35: September. 655. ,
higher Sales, 2,48O,0 600 pounds. June,
I37375; September 13.s0b. Spot No. 1
western light native r.s COWS: l1n; aIn;ed % to
% higher Sales. No. l standard, 29 con-
tracts, new STANDARD, A. OLD May o. i3 5o, ;05;
new, July, 21sOn; September 21'ooo'
Smoked ribbed spot, 2312n. :, !. q
RAW SILK-Fitures closed q tc :
cents lower. Sales. so bales, "a April
2.751a; June. 2.77l2b: September, ~ or
Sales ,. S27 tons. May, 6.9Sn; July 7.O7;
Septen Der, 7.16.
b Bid Nominal.
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. April IA GP Omitted States
Department of Agriculturel Very little
new business was transacted in the Boston
wool market today. Few mills were show
ing any interest in making purchases. The
principal activity in the wool market was
completing delivery Of Wools that were
mestic woods were very quiet, but nominal
quotations were unchanged from last week.
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Washington Exchange
SALES.

Lincoln Service com.-10 at Is; 10
at Is.
Capital Traction first 5s-s1, 900 at
1861.
Potomac Electric Power So pfd.-
IS at lie.
Potomac Electric Power 512 q pfd.-
10 at 114%.
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Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. April 14-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index OF
Previous day. s1.s5; week ago. S196;
month ago. 1s49 9aSi 1875 yeaF 1883 sES 1898 iIassss.
Faisah s1es s7es ss.sS ssss..ssSS s52s s5.2s 2f44 2f44
1926 average equals l00).
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Metal Market

NEW YORK, April IA P.-Copper
steady; electrolytic, spot. Connecticut Val
ley, II 90: export, f.a.s. New York, II 90
nom; forward. 51.75, nom; Lead steady;
spot, New York. $500; East st: Louis;
$40. Zinc steady; East st. Louis, spot and
ern Pennsylvania, 24.00; Buffalo, 23.O0;
Alabama, 1898. Aluminium, virgin % per
cent. 100 Anthony, Chinese, spot,
Platinum pure, SO. 90. Chinese wolframite.
duty paid, 25.00-26.00: domestic scheelite,
24.00.
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Wool Futures

NEW YORK. April IA R).-Increased
offerings in wool top futures today pared
early gains and final prices were un-
changed to 0.2 of cent higher. The ad..
vance was made on spot house demand
and local support. Boston reports that
fair amounts of orders for wool tops were
being placed for delivery as far ahead as
October aided sentiment
Grease wool futures were generally in
active throughout the session. with eight
contracts for July being traded at 3d.
UNCHANGED from previous close.
Grease wool futures closed 0.2 Of q cent
lower on a bid
High. Low. Last
July 93.5 e3.5 90 3b
Certifcated grease wool spot, 2, trad
ing fol two contracts.
Wool top futures closed UNCHANGED to
02 Of cent higher.
High. Low. Last.
My 1850 124.9 124.6b
July - 1927 1924 122.1b
October 1191 1857 1887
Certifcated spot wool tops. 124.6b.
b Bid.
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Steel Rate 10 Drop
To 98.3 Per Cent
In Current Week
One-Point Decline
Loid TO Shortages
OF Materials
Rttte Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 14.-Steel
operations will drop one point to
983 per cent of capacity this week,
the American Iron & Steel Insti-
tute estimated today.
The decline was due mostly, OBJ
servers in the steel industry said, to
Interruptions occassioned by the
shortage of coke and other essentials
in the manufacturing process
brought on by stoppage of work
in the soft coal industry.
A week ago output was at the
rate of 91.3 per cent of capacity
and a month ago 694 Last year
it was 600 per cent.
Evening star., 1941-04-14

NEW YORK, April IA tPl.-Buylng based
on the belief that Congress will shortly
pass bullish legislation and expectations
of record breaking consumption figures Tor
March strengthened cotton futures here
today Closing prices were steady at net
oF nir7tc
Evening star., 1941-04-14

tPlus extras a CSC paid so far this year.
ego extra $50 90 extra ua1d December
rs, 1910. $500 extra. zoe extra.
m 81 SO extra. 81 90 paid September
30. 1910. $500 paid in 1910. $1,000
extra.
Evening star., 1941-04-14
Federal Lund Banks
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. April 14-Dividends de-
clared prepared by Fitch Publishing Co..
Regular.