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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. U.-sPRING VALLEY big
bedrms.. . baths on End H.: den
and Law. on LIST g. kit. with ample
table space, ground-level rec. rm.
with fireplace, built-in GARAGE; all
brick with slate roof. Convenient
Wilson, Friends Schools and Spring
Valley shopping. Asking $4,000.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14l1:
ewes. WO. 6-;i235.
BARNABY WOODS, Chevy Chase--3
bedrms.. . baths; den, powder rm.,
recreation room, garage; in the 20s
with very small down payment. VIII
EM -s S'ns' PMsHERRsiRsifF IR ii o' 4
WOODS, Realtors.
BARNABY WOODS. SG0.e50--Near
Lafayette School, all brk with slate
ROOF. bedrms .. baths on md
floor; garage gas hot-water heat.
FRANK S. PHILIPS. OIL. 2-7Ga96'
c fTsS III dHAsE EaT 5. G.. BY owner. ' mr..
Ch. Oh. Circle, schools. churches.
shoppine brk: 4 bedrms
Ind floor; fin. attic; det ,!-car ga
rage; side and rear porches, wide
fenced yard. modern kitchen; GE
INV. h. Price. mid EOS. EN-. 3-sa93.
CHEVY CHASE-semidetached brick
Nllitil Nhihllk ulothhNc W CANnlNn-
tary, Junior and senior high schools.
plus shopping and transportation.
Located on. Nebraska ave. one
block east OF Connecticut. Featuring
3 bedrooms. . baths, finished club
room Evenings call DE. 2-7745.
THos. j. FISHER T. CO.. DI. =
CHEVY CHASE. u. ca small home
fine shade trees and in a neiehbor-
hood Of houses and 3 times as
large; liv. rm. with frepl.. din. rm..
kit, 2 bedrms.. bath and full bsn1t..
gas heat, garage; price, S16.95O.
INEz CUSHARD Realtor. EN- q
1872 or OIL. 2-5S67. 20
CHEVY CHAsE-Brick Colonial.
entrance hall Living ,rn.. dining
rm,. modern kit, powder room; 4
S Ssdrms UP maids room and ,n bath
nSs condition Near Lsiayetts
School S26,5O0. BILLINGsLEY
REALTY Co. EN-. 2-s326; ewes.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Attraetiye g.
bedrm. Colonial In excel. cond with
lovely mod, kitchen, Close TO pub.
&c., 80 iIaS SNpR is s Il AiEsffRRPlGcso s d.
CHEVY CHASE, y. ca bedrms.
Blessed Sacrament Parish Charm
Ing. in very good cond. with den
on LIST floor. out-oi-the-eround
basement. Wonderful play yard for
children, Under. SEQ 600, ANDRIS
REALTY CO., OIL. 2.pO7O. o iii n.
CHEVY CHASE-Beautifui. white
hrk. -and-stone Colonial. with heavy
slate roof; fine settled neighbor-
hood, near Lafayette Grade School.
conyenlent for 81 Johns, Alice
Deal Wilson; completely redeco-
rated lst-hoor den, 3 bedrms.. .
baths on 2nd A.; finished Bird floor
reer rm garsae; S23 $50. FRANK
g, PHILLIPS d. 7-i4li' svsso
CLEvELASD PARK--waik TO Blu.
rcar o. Standards -Four. bedrm
iS-bath brick home Full recpt
haii iiy rn with fireplace end
bay window family din rim hiE
KIT. and pantry bsm' SlS.p5O
Sal " pm EN-. !-1S0o, ! W
cLEyELiND PARK--rhis English.
stvicd scmidctachod stonr coionisl i.
so very convenient 10 trantporta.
ton and shopping Z large bedrms
ei3 baths, reception entrance.
living rm with fireplace. family
sized dinins I'm large kitchen
breakfast rm sep Rafase. A real
buy at S29Obu Call III o m
EN-. 2-65si WILLIAM Il. RYAN
GARFIELD sT-By OWNER. Three.
story brick 10 rms 2is baths,
2-ear aarass fully iurn a rms
rented for s7sS. lovely home ard
Inc. Info. cell AID 7.7p27
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HOUSES for SAILS, NV. Gent

HAWTHoRNE-outstandins corner.
pretentious Colonial detached
brick. True center-h plan, on
3 baths Is bedrooms). elaborate
recr. room and bath. side living
porch, attached garase; an addi-
tional 1l2-ft. lot. containing 12.0n0
50. IT,, may be purchased with it.,
Eyes, TIE. 6-2233.. /. T, Ora
MASS. AND WIS. AVE- bedrms. !:
"a baths on End A.: for .S24.500.
Club rm., automatic kitchen. ga
KoLB CO., AD. 3;2IO0; 81
rms, 3 baths sacrifice. DU. 7-3l S.
MT. PLEAsANT-s-rm. brick. with .
compl apis; SlS5 mo. income;
Sl95 down to Gil. NO. 7-7626.
SPRING VALLEY, S36, 500-Beauti-
full rose brk. Colonial nestled among
towering trees and Towering shrubs,
Truly the sarden spot OF Washing
ton. Featuring reception hall. liv-
ing room, dining room. kitchen,
library on LIST floor, 3 bedrooms. .
baths. End floor. Full basement
with cluhroom. Attached garage
with mother -in-law quarters above.
EVENINGS. call OIL. 1890. THOS.
J; FISHER & CO.; DI. 1880.
OFF CONN. AVE. N.W.-Lovely
semidetached town house with pow
der rm. LIST A.; 3 bedrms., , baths.
rec. rm.; garase. mr.. Conn ave:
III 2 pm, LEGUM 4 GERBER.
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COLORED-32I 5ith ST. NE
.D9plexl . rms. dinette: kit. and
Inspect or call CO. 5-622..
COLORED-2 LARGE BEDRMS, pri-
vate ENTRANCE. Just minutes from
East Capitol extension. Cleaned and
painted; Only $40. plus utils. Apply
1910 or SHANNON ~ & iUcHs, IA
l4th ST. NV: Ma. S-na45.
COL0RED - DEANWOOD - VERY
mod. apis. in Eastern Gardens; .
rms. dinette. kit and bath. Rent.
S59.50 up; 2 WEEKS FREE RENT,
See MRS. LEACH. Apt. I02. $500
Eoote st. ne, or call agent, RE.
COLoRED-845 IRVING ST. NV
Three rooms. kitchen and bath:
newly decorated all utils. furnished ;
$50 per mo-; conv. to transp. HO.
"-2q34 Us
COLoRED-e RMS, kit. and bath,
In mod. apt, bldg. in conv. ne. /;
newly painted; fenced yard. front
and rear entr. RIDDELL REALTY
CO., 1140 K st. NV. DI. 7-7900.
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FOREST HILLS, D. C.

First offering OF most
charming 3-bedroom. 2-bath
house. completely and taste
fully decorated within the
month. Spacious living room.
dining room, den and powder
room. basement entrance,
maids room and bath Must
be seen to have full appreci-
alton Of lot and house. For
appointment. please call Mrs.
Reside. OIL. 2-2331.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Uptown once. EN-. 2-61l;
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APIS. UNEURNlsHEp-VA.

ARLINGTON. VA. ALSO N. elst rd.
"a blk. of Lee hwy. and Glebe I'd
Large. ] bedrm liy. rm.. kit. bath;
500 per mo-. incl heat and hot
water, See Mrs. Gruber in Apt. 81
or cal
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS
Washington Bldg. DI. T-S30O
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

Ssl tP. uti.s incl Close IN: redee
l-bedrm apt in ant bids mod
reigr and stove auto, ,aund tacili.
.i.5n1S DAYS EN- 3-n.nS ewes - 20
ALIEN, Del RAY and . bedrm
apis Colonial brick blog > units
each, earage blk bus Shoppins
pos, once, adults, sec hO.S7i so
RAYMOND APIS TIE. 6-3lao
ARL., sfp.SO--i bedrm apt mod
BLDG cony bus. no children. hiEh
restricted MecLAtNE. IA. 2.3360.
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CHEVY CHASE-32-ft. living room,
4 bedrms.. most artistic; extra lot
ine d%pf+o St S 81 800; hr,.s. ear.
den, $4,000: some restoration
terms.
GEoRGETowN-3 bedrms., re-
modelled; brick: $2l.500.
STEVEN REAL ESTATE. AID. 2-2S75
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

FINE WATERFRONT LOTS and cot
tages at various nearby Md. beach
resorts, only 30 Minis from d. C.
Finest salt water bathing. FISHING
change? KAY REALTY CO.. RIA,
$1,000 -27
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED
OWNERS! For good twhite) tenants
in D. c., call MANDEL. AID. 4-3400
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country safe storage in
separate rooms expert packing
Phone NO 7-OlO4 UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC Established 1906
We do them all: clean, careful
courteous. ST. 3-S510, ia. 9-Ol 5.
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night. reas. rates Call DU. z
1881
LIGHT HAULING. day or night; rea-
Sbnable rates, free estimates. LII.
3-1696.
HILL, well-known mover; ms; exper.
men. closed vans; low rates; apis.
low as $50; any hour. AP. 1865,
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. stor-
age. Reasonable rates. IA. 9-2937,
o7s
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coLoRED

liz 25th st. n.w.---5 RMS. KIT.
AND BATH; in excel. cond.; $S5.
4lS5 Minnesota ave. NE
RMS, KIT. AND BATH. Newly deco
rated; $55.
l254-A 10th St nee RMS,
KIT. AND BATH. Reduced to $50
N. SEGAL. AID. 4-0l23, IA. 9-6249
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1-BEDRM. APT.-S74.5O
Arl.. close in-De luxe apt BLDG /:
carpeted halls. supersound insuia.
ton, paruuet floors. 3 Ice. closets,
unlim. storage, parking. IA. 5-6534.
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CHEVY CHASE AREA
SIDNEY z. MENSH g. CO.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
$23,500
One OF the nicer homes in this we'll
established location. Center hall.
and 2 baths New gas hot-water
heating system; garage 55-ft. front
lot. Walking distance to elementary.
If. and ST.. high schools. Call Mr..
Shaekelford. Ma. $4,000: ewes. JU
| 5-66OS. BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
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OR 2 BEDROOMS
. large screened pOrches near
center Of Silver SPRING Si2d mo
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FALLS CHURCH


Choice suburban location. close TO
stores. buses and Schools. all newly
decorated.
a. 12Os Allen avenue. POPLAR
HEIGHTS-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. all-electrie Kitchen. in
GLIDING garbage disposal, rance,
refrigerator, dishwasher and
washing machine; comfortable
suburban living; si45,
az 500 North lane - o.bedroom
rambler, for the small family:
fully sodded, level lot; ofi-street
parking safe for children: SOS
49, 6gSS Fairfax DIR. on the Arling-
ton-Fairfax Co. line, close 70
everything--Two bedrms. full
basement separate dining area I.
scmidetached brick home. low
utility costs. SiO0
lD A!cXandria--Onlv minutes 10
Pcntagon 3-bedrm town house
modern kitchen auto gas heat.
utils. rm.; Fairgrounds 500 50
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ciO Emerson II. NV New sec.
lion; 4 rms, . Hollywood
baths, step.up din. I'm beautiful
rec nm with bar. cedar closets, gas
heat rent ei3S hest references fe.
euired. Ma. e.pT43. -2e
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CONVERTING no COI ORFD

CONVERTING TO Col DRIED
400 Chaplin 81. Sc. Tor Texas ave.
KIT and s BATH $40 g I'S mo. 0in Apts'
equip. with ranges and refgrs. Ben.
ning Hts bus in front OF bldg. A.:
redecor. OPEN. Call CO. 5-6222
coLoRED-o2.NLY . APIS LEFT
INSPECT APIS ! AND 4-OPEN
. Mss?e SIS 8 81. M NJ SEA SEA, MO, :,
l47 llth ST. NE. $50
2,BEDRM. APT INCL. UTIIS
is55 KENDALL o2 ST. me NJ. G Nh
-BEDRM. APT. SOS MO.
LOUIS RIDDEN TIL 2-aOR0
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HAWTHORNE, d. C.-2-bedrm., .
bath and den rambler; beautiful liv
rm., sep. din. rm.. de luxe kit. full
bsmt.. garage, beautiful level lot
Priced in low sos. Ewes. EN-. o
0031: daily It'll 8. EN-, 2-7400.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MODERN DETACHED BRICK
ATTIC AND GARAGE
1855 TEWKESBURY PL. NV
PRICED IN LOW 20s TERMS
tn. 2-3060 Ewes. RIA 3-@456
NrYr7xrxI CYYACn ANNA
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: s A bS.,;z, j INC.
coLoR nDoSSI1, y ST nv

AOG' 1tOO44A4NO 44OOOG
Excel. rental section: 10 rms. IA
baths; oil heat: completely redec.
Sl50 mo. Call co. 5-6222
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-10
Stock Prices
Drop Sharply;
Trading Steady

NEW YORK, April 10 (P).-
Some deep losses were suffered
by high priced stocks today in a
generally declining market.
Declines of / to 3 points were
numerous in major sections.
Gains went to point, but there
were few of them.
Trading was not particularly
pronounced.
AT noon the Associated Press
average of 60 stocks was down
$1.60. 1t closed yesterday at
$l90.60, off 80 cents.
Aircrsfts pretty we'll withstood
the selling with Lockheed and
General Dynamics higher on the
news of contracts from the Air
Force for development OF an
atomic warplane.
Chemicals were hardest hit of
the major divisions. Oils had
some major losses. Also lower
were steels, coppers, aluminums,
and railroads.
Selling was credited to four
factors: The grave situation
III the Middle East, 2. Investors
need for cash to pay income
taxes. 3, A belief that the Fed
eral Reserve Board may raise
the discount rate in another
move against imitation, 4, The
market has made extraordinarily
strong advances in recent weeks.
Bonds were mixed, Govern
ment issues over the counter
were steady.
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Construction
Dips Slightly
During March


The Government said today
preliminary estimates show the
value Of new construction in
March rose seaSonally about 10
per cent above February but was
slightly below the March record
set last year.
The estimates. prepared jointly
by the Commerce and Labor De-
partmentS. showed new conStruc-
ton in March totaled 1888 900. =
000-up about $3.50 million OF
10 per cent over the S2.703 ,000.-
900 in February. The March
total was about Sc million below
March a year ago.
The value Of construction ac-
tivity in the first three months
Of this year was said to be
about SIS billion = about the
same as in the comparable 1855
period.
Private construction accounted
for S2,l94.OO0,0OO of the March
total this year "a 9 per cent
increase over February's value Of
S2.02l 100000. The March fig
ure this year was approximately
the same as for the correspond
ing month Of 1855
Residential buildings. Other
than farm. was SAID to have
risen last month TO Sl.l09 000.-
900. about - per cent above the
1887 million for February but
per cent below the total OF ST.
1876 900 600 for March last year
Industrial construction was
reported at a new March high
OF $226 million.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO April "a R-Au gram
solo OF ~ active dealings on the BuaID
OF Trade TODAY Losses ran 10 sy.eta.
cents ia wheat Sovbean> ana gye p,-
torC the decline was hated
Touching of the SclHu- vas sG.u
items as moisture IL parts ui the Suut..
west and uncertainty regarGlng ne HAa.
ouJconr on arm bill. LEGISLATION 1ar.r
alS3 was continuation Of the ptuh.
takine noted n yesterdays mar.tt
Whea near The enc Q. lhe mr.
corn = so cent sower. MAY 8 -
oals 10 !oHer Mas UIia, I've lA
20 lower MAY - 33'2 suyetal
-. 10 -, lower May - 500
drcd pound higher May s IL. ''~''
ra; Numerous 'aou po'2sr II Kansas report
aiihoush The aree>i amounts appesrcu
To have iaaru ~ the EASTERN ralnrt
thah The oiy western sections c! the
state
Bureau iorcSdW - 10 60 q "a inches ul
moisture .Ig northern ana western Nc.
braska western oklahoma u@5 mchr>
IN southern Nebraska ana 100 inches "a
SOU hern kansas ana eastern Oklahoma
In NaShinglun the outcome OF Tie
~ III bi.l remained very much IN GoUbt
me sdmlnl,tration apparently vii ar
.cinpl 70 Worn our compromise BAL
they had enough votes 10 pas III,
measure Reported Oft Of the House auC
senate conference
The Agriculture Department annougtci
farmers haC placed al Hua.@5I bus
els Of 1888 crop corn under loar q,
March - compared with only l51.S%5 -
~ year earlier TheAc hcayy in.
poundneS had been expected ana cans.
no demand for The Stlov grain
A Government crop report was srIr.
ul,d tof issuance after tnc Close CWr
interest CertCrrd Oh estimated Vit.'r.
wheat production and the amount 81
Soybeans Stiii held on farms
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Business Failures in the weeg

Business Failures in the week
ended April totaled 217 COM
pared with 263 in the previous
week and 2ll in the like week 2
year ago.--Dun e. Bradstreet.
Anaconda Co. announced 4
$50 million expansion program
for its Montana zinc and copper
operations.
International Paper Co. an
nounced plans for construction
of newsprint and bleached
kraft board mill near Pine Bluff.
ATE. at a cost Of around S57
million.
RkO Theaters Corp. proposed
to acquire all assets of the
Cleveland Arcade Co. in ex-
change for 1,043.706 shares Of
RKO common stock and as
sumption Of liabilities.
TeXtrOn American. Inc, an
nounceo it has entered into an
agreement to buy all the stock
CT Carolina Bagging Co, Hen
derSon, n. c.
Trans World Airlines in March
few 32,14l9I9 revenue pasSen-
ger miles. a new record and up
23.5eo from a year ago.
Eastern Air Lines announced
it has taken an option on two
additional DC-8 jet alrllners
from Douglas Aircraft Co.
Allied stores Corp. announced
1t has adopted a policy of eX-
GLIDING all candidates for It's
board Of directors who are past
their 10th birthdays.
Std. Oil Co. of New Jersey in
year ened December 81 earned
s707 309 992 or $3.6l a shave vs..
S584 ,193l58 or S298 III 1854.
Stockholders were warned that
there Is a danger of initiation III
the current business boom.
FL PasO Natural Gas IN yea.
ended December 81 earned Sl9-
l56.287 or S3.08 a share rs. Sl2,-
3l7.4l0 or Sl89 III 1854.
Illinois Central X. X. IN three
months ended March 81 earned
S5.2l2,077 or Sl.68 share Is.
s5.l07,493 or Sl.65 IN 1854 Pc
riou.
Mcneil Machine a Eng. Go.
IN year ended December 81
earned S2.435.3o3 or S4.22 a share
VS.. S2,829.l4 OF $500 III 1854.
Alan Wood Steel Co. IN 3
months ended March 81 earned
5000 600 OF 81 cents a Share i.
100000 OF % cents IN 1893
period.
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied by Tie United
STATE, AgriGul'ure Dcparuncnl.
Poultry Quotations
Fancy iryeTs and puilets IN GOOD de-
reported price Demano Tor heavy tspt
mems iaHl Jar TO GOOD. HeaNN type
hen tuT EeyS net senersliY 5000 &C.
msnd Receipts OF all claSSes moderate
an-.i1 Hens HEAVY type. ">-;ii, E3stF
"S-3u Pulle,s. so TURKEYS: HeaTs
Livestock Markets
Cattle ia scattered ODD lot sales
slaushter steer and heiers about n llue
with MONDAYS trade, few sood ana
choice "Hp- O6i ID steers ; 600 40,
odd head commercial lI"u- !lao lbs
g5o-"in n he.fers 5.5u- 90. odd
lots medium stocGer steer l1po-50.
Calves 100 run tate in afriyins, de
nand marrow. not enough sold to test
Grain Market
FIouf- Receipts 1851! i00-poGnd
Whea Receipts as 2o> bushels,
shipments 5000 bushels Stocfs g.
lJl 80. bushels No. led winter gar
hckc. spot. ".2a otsusli', - mon
Corn-Rsceipts. Ms -02 bushels chip
ments, ISIS uushci>, stocks .NHI.-
oats-Reccip,s. 44o5 bushels: hip
ments, W. 0uo oIShfi'. stocks l"Hu,-
lSl bushels
Barley Receipts. none: suipmentS.
none stocLS liGu"a bushels
Rye Receipts none shipments none
stocks 50 bu hels
So, beans Rpceiurs ~ .ol bushels
shipments .2~n uu,rCls. stocks l>u,-
"a bushels
Nil4lecd RcUeip more
Egg Market STEADY
YESTERDAY Qu1tatiunSi
Egg: Market about steady Prices IN
CGauked 10 cen lower Oh laTEt white
craS Demand lsht to fair ioI about
UiferinRs M arrivals OF cur
rent receipts reported Receipt heavy
Prices paid by first receivers delivered
{ b. Baltimore. cases included Lafg".
min 60 pet unalitv. whites, 43ia-IG.
brown and mixed colors - ACT, Me
dIumS, min go net A auniIty lH-i5 '9.
RcceiptS: ERgs ) 500 cases Oy truck.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK April ~ ? FUrcign
Exchange rates follow Great Britain IN
dollars, Others in cents unbalanced un-
less otherwise noted.
Candlan dollar III New York open
market "a per cent premium or iOu."j
5 cents up y.
>" SOFA up =: 30 day futures :! 50 :; -.
up -ie - DAY futures ".;9l., up ~:
90 day futures '!.1s7s. UP 4; Belgium
urancl " 00Ss up ,00'S France france
,1SSs, Germany tWesternl DeHSche
mark 23S0; Holland (guilderl % g.
no "a. Italy tliral 1914; Portueal
teScudoi = 90 Sweden tkronai 10 "a .
switzerland franc tfreel 1854; Den
mark tkronel Il 10
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK Apul 10 W --prgt
,nanErs were small IN cotton future,
durlnG the forenoon today Routine
traut buying centercd IN old CROP
months local demand Tor new crop
months Waa attributed 70 SentimcuI
that proaptc.S arc improving loE a.
compromise nu the tarW hll,
Noon prices we're au cents \ tts
luehcr ~ , cost. lover ihup tine pres
tlouS close MAY 10 bS July 6d.GJ and
OCTOBER - So.
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"a EpielD =. no. {
ESg Market steady
INpstefdaNS OnOtatiuOS
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK April 10 IN CUSDAl .-
Butter StPHuH Receipts, lbs 400
Prices unChangpd.
Cheese steady Receipts aus 900
Prices unclaimed.
wholesale egg prices steady Receipts.
la,6Uh. New York spot quotations
follow
MidWeStern Mixed colors. extras as
- lbsb. llls-I@ls. extras large Dij-iS
lbs II ~ extras medium luil-i T.
standard, large, igia-lu. drtics. rs -
;iH cheeks 3d-3i Whites extra cts.
30 lbs t.-l3'a, extras laree Ht-iS
lb.J, ~ ~ extras mcdIu.. q ava.
Brown extras 1850 lbs i3is-l5
Nearby Whites top quality tS.hu
.hs ~ 2-l1 mediums. is-lt p.
Brown. top quality tS-j0 lbs b. 10
10 q, mediums, iJla-dl
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE


Sales
STOCK ara Add Net
DlIiutnu Hate 90 High Low I;I5 chs
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TAI QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. April 10 p Gel. spo, non
ferrous metal prices TO-DAY Copper ib-JI
cent. a pound, Connecticut Valley lrau
~ cents a pound New YORK 2inr Az /.
cents . pound New York. FOREIGN silver
Hl Cuntg per troy ounce New YUr A.
PITT ,burgh, SCRAP steel No. heavy
quoted al bb.Uu+6U 90.
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DEALINGS

NEW YORK April 10 P The Ncw
YORK stock Exchange Reported tuUay
thoAr ODD lO' transactions by principal
dealer. on The exchange inl Ann -
~ ~" 'hattA intludns LjlS shdIct
sold snort
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VISIBLE GRAIN

CHICAGO Ap,u ~ . - Visible san.
ply VI wheat decreased 81 ~ UOu ba heels
10 1858 lu,.uu6 bushels this vecG ne
Board OF lrdur reported Corn Increased
decreased bli uUU 10 - tUiuuO ryr
ineroa ed "a 900 to a.Hip.Uu barley
increased HdS U0O 10 ,;i6l OOu ana sUy.
beans decreased $50 uun TO - "0i OuU
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, Apu 10 = pptduas
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26

and supervising the essennaI
proceedings of this Village POI
a proposed issue of approximate
ly SIS 200 of notes in anNcIpa-
tion of bonds, to pay the PLo
perty owners portion and 'lt
Villages portion of the cost oi
improving Maple Avenue in Sa!o
Village and of rendering opIorr
ion approving the legality q
such notes.
Section 2. That for the ser
vices so to be rendered by Salo
law firm a fee now estimated
at S215.OO shall be paid by the
Village, which sum shall be pay,
able from the proceeds OF Sa4o
notes and is hereby approprl-
ated and set aside for such pur-
pose; and the Clerk of this VII
lage is hereby authorized ana
directed to make appropriate
certification as to the avaiIabu-
ity of such funds and to issue
an appropriate order for the
payment of said fee as the same
shall become payable.
Section 8. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from
and after the earliest period a.
lowed by law.
Passed this 18th day OF July,
1856.
Vain Parsons
Jennie G. Davidson
Clerk 2C3O
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26
Mantua Camp Director
Speaks to Geauga Rotary

cue to be held in Chesterland on
July 27.
The Rotarians and Rotary
AIMS Will attend a picnic and in
Spection tour of the Geauga
County Home and Poor Farm
Many of the RotarianS plan to
attend the adult camp to be held
at Camp Whitewood.
Plans are also afoot to help in
the constructor of the new All
Girls Building at the Burton
Fairgrounds very soon. Mem
bers of the All Club in Geauga
County are busy selling bricks
to raise the So, 900 90 needed.
On August 1st, seventy Rotar-
ians and their guests will attend
the Indian-Yankee night baseball
game at the Cleveland Stadium.
The RotarianS have chartered a
bus and will eat box lunches en-
route to the game.
On August the 5 the District
Governor of Rotary will attend
a Burton Middlefield Rotary
meeting for his message at the
beginning of the Rotary year.