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BROOKMONT, close to Army Map
Service: zoe streetcar fare down
town-Detached 6-rm. brick; Ia
baths, bsmt. Just redecorated and
ifs. refinished Price Sl4,95O
Terms. ME- S-4653; ewes. OIL
2-0135 FULTON r. GORDON
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BUSIMEss OPPORTUNITIES
-(coNTINUEDl
MAJOR OIL co.

AM INTERESTED in dry eleanins
Please write full information;
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.W.
CONTINUED
FOREST HILLS

Brick split-levels, now in process
Of construction, bordering on Rock
Greek PARK. We can't begin to give
all the details incorporated for
your comfort and cow. These
homes consist Of spacious foyer
sep. din. rm., den, kit. and dinette.
3 or 4 huge bedrms, maids rm
ga baths: rec. rm., tremendous clos
ct space: built-in 1 or Gear garage.
Close to shopping, transportation,
Conn. .ave) schools. elementary to
senior high. Priced reasonably at
$50 800 for home Of this type.
Choice lots in this area are also
avail. eon which you may build to
tional details or appt.. call Lewis
ALDoN PROPERTIES INC.
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SOLID VALUE!
ROBERT E. LOHR

HE $4,000 III pm RA 6-a60O.
Our 37th year Of dependable service
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AMAZING VALUE--oniy s2l 900;
$4,000 down and you can get this
spacious Colonial brick home fea-
turing bedrms and baths on
the end floor; liv. rm.. dinine I'm. 9,
tiled kit. breakfast rm, Den or
floor bsmt with rec. rm. and
garage. big lot Near schools and
transp. Don't pass this By CAL
~; 49, 49,, - eyes. ~ u s-sssO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
(cONflNuED

KENsTNGrON-Smart brick Cape
Cod. S2O.a50: l Vt. old: 4 lovely
bedrms.. , baths; kit. has vall
oven, dishwasher, ETC.. and d.
nette. PINE-PANELED REC. RM.,
and y bath, and doorway to fenced
I'd. with trees. SAMUEL 3. BOG
LEY OF ND. INC. OIL. $500
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ASSUME

Trusts Of approximately - sO0
with payments OF $50 per month
including taxes and insurance on
this cory 2-peefoom bunaaiow SPA
eious cheerful kit nice lot Priced
10000
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% PEACH TREES

Besidss ~ aerei A cute a-bse.
room home fireplace ar condi-
TONER EaraGe only NILE of
Oeorala ave near NorbeeE Priced
'of aulck sale Al SIS 600 a. owner
70 moving ueat
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Brand-nev
quality constructed brk. rambler
3 bedrmS. and . baths. large Inv.
rm.. sep. din. rm., super de luxe
dream kit, 30-ft rec. rm, maid S
rm or 4th bedrm. and tile bath
Deep garage Asking S33, 500
Call WO. $4,000 til 2 D m. EDW
H. JONES q CO., INC. Chevy
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CHEyY CHASE RAMnLFR. Roe.

CHEVF UHANE WAMbLEH. HObP
mary School district-Brick con-
struction. slate roof; spacious liv.
m. lge. sep. din. rm, 4 bedrms,,
2 baths II bedrm. with fireplacel
Lee. level lot with patio. priced
under $4,000 for quick sale
Shown by appt only. Q am
2 pm, EN-. 2-74O0. METZLER,
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HOUSES foR sALE-H.E.


cOL0RED. Gil APPRAISED, Sl4.-
$50 Groom, 1ia-bath brick CO.
lonial. corner lot. Loads Of extras.
First time offered. Name your
terms. GRAHAM Il. CO., Ju. s.
6010. ~. b-66S0.
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CHEVY Observation-Disclosures
new brick rambler. convenient
shopping and transportation 3
bedrms, III baths. completely
equipped kitchen. full basement:
wooded yard S22,760 CROSS a
PERRY. INC. Realtors, OIL.
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BUY-S15,95O buys this
coy 3-bedrm. rambler among tall
trees on q huge fenced lot I'm
maculate. Move right in. Profess
sionallv finished rec. rm. Walk TO
schools. Assume AZ financing or
refinance, FILA or GI 10. 5-36Ss.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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ROCK GREEN ARIA, on upper
18th 81 -Four bedrms baths
den, powder rm. rec rm, maid Z
rm and bath, .-car built-in "a
rage S:25. ERNEST II LUNG. Di
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levy CHASE. n. Magnifieen,

CHEVY CHAsE-Spac. Colonial in
excel. neighborhood. bedrms
study. 2 baths, powder rm.. beaut
yard: 100000. A. v. PIsANI,
Realtors. OIL. 4-75OO: ewes, OIL
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BETHESDA-Brand-new, 4-bedrm.
split-level full bsmt., 2 baths, ex-
Seep. nice lot; many extras: very cry
SIGLER & CO. Md. 10. 4-S3S3.
BETHESDA, Battery lane. OF Old
Georgetown rd-:}-bedrm white
terms TO suit. OWNER. OIL. 2-0SlS.
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KENsINGT0N-S-6edrm. brk. Colo
lot: schools, Mn and Naval Hosp.
close; $1,000 dn. CT. KORZEN-
DoRFER. Realtor. OIL. ASH
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BETHESDA; S24. 50O-well-planned
brick rambler; "a yrs. old. mr..
Goldsboro and River rds. Sep. din.
rm., also dinette; ground-level
bSmt. with REC. RM. washer
drier, Grapes. Lovely wooded lot
LEY OF MD. INC OIL. $500
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

SIS c ST. N,E.-Large modern
brick home; low price for cash;
possession. WALTER N BAUMAN,
agent. Ma s-622e ewes, Wo
6-O747.
COLORED-NEAR 18th and Rhode
Island ave n.e.-Detached .
apts.. 4 rms and bath each for
home or investment Call B NJ
ODUM, RE 7-52l6.
COLORED-e6o5 18th sT.-TWo-
story det. bungalov. Z rms. bath,
full osmt, oil h.-V h., lac. Yard
$500 dn., 800 mo. UN 4-7O4b.
cOLORED-OwNER MUST SILL
Sle5 On. 4-bedrm. brk pvt.
bsmt. apt. Low pymts. TU. 2-0774
coLoRED-OFF 6. DAKOTA AVE.
723 CRITTENDEN ST. NE
536 BUCHANAN ST, ~
LOUIS Ridden, III 2-3O60
coLoRED-NR MASS. AvE. NE.
8 APTS.-S500 DIN.
Near hospital. on streetear Tine
One efneieney apt. on each floor.
FURNITURE INCLUDED
TRADES ACCEPTED
PEDERAL REALTY CO
Of 3-3e2e 24-Hr. Phone Service
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! I 900 DOWN, assume az loan.
500 per mo. pays ell on this b
bedrm. brk. ramb. In excel. cond
lRe. util. I'm. and no bsmt WAX
70 all schools DONALD Z.
YOUNKIN A co. 10 4-H022
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CHEVY CnaSe-CIOSe IN
Split-Levei-S32.5OO

Split-Levei-$32,500
Just the right age to nave all
the thousand odds and ENDS that
must be added to the new house
Near Rock Greek Park and lust
Newlands Park. The nice corner lot
gives meaning to the picture vim
dows Of the lovely living and dining
room areas, up-to-the-minute kitch-
en- has breakfast space, the 3 lovely
bedrooms are . few steps above the
main level. the lower level has
recreation room. laundry. etc. Steps
to large storage attic, built-in ga
rage fenced Garden area; Cal
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GLENMONT HILLs--4-bedrm. q
bath Cape Cod. s495 down. Non-
vet assume Ire loan. Elect kitch-
en-, fireplace, patio. fenced "a
Act qulcklyl This wont last
PARKsIDE REALTY UN. 5000
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$1,000 On. PAYMENT
81 900 will move you into this p
bedroom home. Total price. So
95' Quiet res area silver spring.
LARGE wooded lot
Thompson Co, JU. $4,000
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See this custom built luxury
rambler that breathes success. CEN
ter reception hall entrance spa
cious hv. rm., din rm. kit. 3
bedrms, pa baths; rec. rm. In
full bsmt 2-car gar: beaut.
shrubbed lot: located IN fabulous
Rock Greek Hills Priced S37 300
Terms. Call Mr. McGinniSs, JU.
7-17OO. eyes TU @-23sS.
FRFDERICR w pEprncS SAIua
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DETACHED BUNGALOW

OPEN 10 TO6
1874 Minnesota Ave. Sc
Corner lot. 5 nice rms. and bath.
Fup cellar. h.-w.h.. Gas nred. Only
SlGs950.
F. LATIMER BARKLEY
1911 K ct. NV. MA. s-622l
coLoRED.FT, DUPONT PARK
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WOODMOOR AREA! - Just listed
Brick. 26-ft, liv. rm.. l5-ft. din
rm., family kit, den and "a bath
down, 3 bedrms., bath up lac rec
room. huge open porch; garage NJ
school A lot Of housel S24,abO
RIPIE Y co. III h-Rlll
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once. 20. 2-9I7s. or Model Home
PO 2-gOl0
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CHEvY CHASE. \. Brand-neW
brick split-level; 4 bedrms. and
garage, center hall huge de luxe
kit. Cow to bus and schools
Priced IL the low 30s. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. INC, OIL. 2-7006: ewes
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INDIAN sPRTN0 CLuB TsTATTs

kLNslNGI0N-Unusaal bFiek ran.
with tiled 81 rear porch WITH
patio, trses SIS 90 saMtEL :
BODILY or Nd. NC, Of. g.
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COIORED-DET. BRICH

) sEpRMs.9sl.' BATHS sHiSs
DEN AND POWDER ROOM. Ultra
mod. kitchen tdishwasher. dispo-
TIP TOP coNDiTIoS: CHOICE
LOCATION; spacious lawn (3ls
lotsl. Mrs. Miller, NO. 7-e46s
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.. AID.
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SILVER SPRING
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
WOODMOOR

Close TO everythine-shOppi bus
lines, public and parochiai schools -
4 -bedrm. Cape Coo with first floor
din, rm > bedrms and bath ga
rage; hot-water heat; shade trees.
$4,000
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$3.50 On.

To vets with q 3O-year loan avail.
able on this new brick split level
featuring center-entrance hall. lac
living room with fireplace. Gepa-
rate dining area with French doors
TO patio, equipped kitchen l2xis.
twin bedrms ana . de luxe
baths. pine -paneled rec. room,
bsmt with exit. Priced at sl7,75O.
2. = BLANCHARD, Realtors. 10.
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CAPE COD

This home features LARGE living
dining comb, all-electric kitchen.
3 bedrooms and bath down; up
with space for another; bath
rouRhed in in bSmt. outside entr.,
excellent lot Assume big 4lses
loan: SlS.5O0
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BETHESDA, Wyngate : 3-bedrm
brick Colonial; lge den and powder
rm. LIST a full bsmt.; stairs to
fioored attic: S22,500. GEO. W.
ROBERTSON, Realtor. 1895 wis.
ave. OIL. 2-2123. once open 9
fffl a
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ALDON PROPERTIES INC.
MA. e-574O Ewes, EN-. 3-955l

COLORED. NW.-2-family. semi
det. brick. 9 rms, 8 baths. .
kitchens, full bsmt.. oil heat
porches, gar. Mt. Pleasant sect
Vac. Priced low, S14,95O: l0eo
cash, bal. less than rent. Mr..
MA. s-sSs0; ewes, ia. 9-64S5.
COLORED-46II nth ST. NV
Lovely 10-room. 3ia-bath. Diet
corner brick home in select sec
ton of the city. Features include
1st-n. den: 3 bedrms., . baths,
End a.; 2 bedrms.. bath on 3rd fl
Full bsmt.. nice yard. 2-car gar.
and many extras. Lot 50x13S,
Priced to sell. FLOYD Z. DAVIS
CO, 1929 X st. NV. Ma. S-0352;
ewes, LU. 2-0037.
COLORED-SPECIaL BARGAIN
18th and Belmont SITS. NV. GAIT.
brick. 3 modern apts., auto. hot
water heat; rent 1925 mo-. home
or investment. Call B. NJ. ODUM.
RE 7-5216.
COLORED SPECTATORS
Best offer over $4,000 cash buys
ISL Adams ST. NV. Quick, no COM
mission. Rented at $97 80; Q rooms,
hot water gas heat. See Mr..
MAPLE. 1924 14th st. NV. AID.
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S;IR y. e6th sT.-St60 mo. VI
room Cape Coo with, large living
and dining room, ma baths, rec
room. garage. nice fenced rear
yard for children, Shown By APP
pointment KE. St42s5 aft. . pm.
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WHEATON,, owner leaving town
4-bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape Coo
assume large OF loan; beaut. cor
ner fenced lot: immac. cond. SIG
LER A. CO MD. 10 4-7a77
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FaIRIAx HuNT ARIA-seeludse
porch oil burner t,st,il barn
WELDON CO. M s-soii.'
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Steel Scrap
Prices Begin
To Level Off

CLEVELAND. Feb. Is R.--
Prices of steelmaking scrap,
which have been plunging from
Decemher's record heights. show
signs of leveling of. Steel ma
gazine said yesterday.
The magazines composite
scrap price declined "a cents a
ton in the week ended February
20. the smallest weekly drop
since late December.
1t is new s52.83 a gross ton,
1894 below the December rec
ord.
The Woodworking trade week.
ly said the leveling of scrap
prices. combined with a slight
increase in steel production. help
quiet recent filters about the
industry.
Production Of ingots and cast
ings rose half a point in the
week ended February "a to CTS
per cent of capacity. That means
Ia yield Of 2.495 sos net tons.
Steel prices continued to move
upward, mainly through revision
of extras. The magazines COM
Iposite price on finished steel
rose $l.62 to $4,000 q net ton.
Prime reason for high op-
CREATIONS. steel said. is continued
heavy consumption Of steel. In
January, it was 1870 per cent Of
the i947-49 average. only 2 per
cent under DEFENDERS record.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. e5 0P.-wheat re-.
covered from an early Sellofi. but other
grains dipped slightly In moderately ac-
iiyc dealings on the Board OF Trade
Such factors as rain in parts OF the
southwest, very heavy arrivals Of cash
corn and easiness in soybean oil conn
oinsd 20 cause early selling in cereals
decline and quickly rebounded aided BY
alons the Atlantic coast
Wheat near the end OF the first hour
was y lower 70 = higher, March . 32ss,
corn TO- as lower. March 81 .2aM.
e csM , z 70 lower; March 7Sh. re-, !
soyheans y. lower to j, HIGHER. March
dred pounds lower. March $500
5ss s T1ss q, KS s1s Ss,,D
E received enc v. p2n;s II Texas snS Kansa
weather was iorecss. Tor today. eA'"I
Traders. thought there was a possi-
ninty q fairly large Quantities Of cash
wheat wheat being delivered o. March futures,
Grain inersases Reports from the
only very limited quantities Of cash
,,Ths Commodity credi, Corp. rejected
All bids from exporters for is corn late
Friday This news was not as influential
on prices as receipts ,ot 1,el4 cars Of
sss &, tns corn = r Of which i'o2" we're owned
BeIsium and italy both bought small
dipped early il sympathy 0s WITH soss ssns
more export Allegations under Public
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
CheyroIet Division Of Genera,

Chevrolet Division of General
Motors Corp. built 26.50O passen-
ger cars last week, down 2l.5%
from the previous week; for the
year so far production has been
25l.926 compared with 280.674
for the like period of 1856.
U. S. Steel Corp. is inaugural
ing a suggestion plan. program
that will pay employees $40 to
$4,000 for useful ideas. 1t will
be put into effect March /.
General Motors Corp. reported
its stockholders increased by
81 900 in 1856 to a record total
Of 656.076.
Lily Tulip Cup Corp. an
nounced it has acquired the ma
chinery. equipment, plant and
other assets of Old Town Co. of
Maine.
Resort Airlines announced cleo
ton of Clinton Davidson. ST.. as
board chairman and chief execu-
tive, succeeding his son, Clinton
Davidson. jr.. who died recently.
Bendix Radio Division Of Ben
dix Aviation Corp, Baltimore,
named William w. Price as pub
lie relations director.
Eastman Kodak Co. in So
weeks ended December 80 earned
s94. 1852. 004 or $5.l3 a share VS..
SIS. 600.330 or $4.66 in So weeks
ended December IS. 1855.
Humble Oil & Refining in year
ended December 81 earned S179,-
600. 900 or $4.99 a share VS.. STA
9o7 .482 or $4.S8 in 1856.
Western Electric Co. in year
ended December 81 earned S75,-
054,ll9 or $5.3i a share VS.. $685.
339. 789 or $4.98 in 1855.
u. S. PlywoOd Corp. in 9
months ended January 81 earned
$6.415,l00 or $2.52 a share VS..
$8,6l5. 900 or S4.05 in 1855 period.
Other earnings included:
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Sears Employees Fund
Tops S. Million Here

Employees of Sears. Roebuck &
Co. in the Washington area now
have a total investment OF
$6,047 $40 in the Savings and
Profit Sharing Pension Fund OF
The company.
Announcing this today, J. r.
Barnett. Washington area gen.
eral manager, said that total
assets Of the fund now exceed
$738 million. Of which about
STA million represents deposits
from the wages and salaries OF
its members.
The fund. created in 1916, was
designed as both a savings plan
and one to permit employees to
share in company profits. En-
ploye members deposit 5 per
cent Of their wages and salaries
up to maximum deposit of
$500 each year. The company
makes an annual contribution
to the fund based on an estab-
lished formula.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb % H1--cottor
futures casino tendencies during thu
forenoon today. led by selling In new
crop months.
Further. beneficial rains over most OF
Texas during the week end and the belief
TINS might induce substantial with.
drawals from the soil bank BY farmer,
in some areas brought pressure on new
crop trading months
A leading spot Arm said that demand
Tor spot. cotton was light In the Atlanta
area last week. OHerines In the interior
increased materially as many Of the
smaller merchants wished TO dispose OF
their stocks before the movement Of 1888
under yav the spot arm added Mem.
phiS advlees 10 the spot firm said that
while spot sales were larser than IN the
PREVIOUS week. the volume was disap-
pointing.
Noon prices we're UNCHANGED 10 90
cents bale lower than the. previous
July 346b
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Stock Prices
Turn Lower in
Quiet Trading

NEW YORK, Feb. rs Dr.
The stock market headed lower
in quiet trading early this after
noon.
Pivotal issues declined frac-
tons to a point. a few selected
stocks held gains against the
trend.
General Motors dropped below
80 to new low as some big
blocks changed hands. Only a
few weeks ago it broke below 40
for the first time since the stock
was split in 1855.
GINS new decline came after
news Of sharp cutbacks in pro-
Iduction by its Chevrolet Division,
The background Of corporate
and economic news was mixed
and the Middle East situation
was a dampener to investor con-
fldence.
Lukens Steel dropped around
q points. Losses of around a
point or so were taken by Good
year, Boeing. Montgomery Ward
United Aircraft, Allied Chemical
and Eastern Air Lines.
Smaller losers included United
States Steel. American Tele.
phone. Anaconda, American
Smelling. Du Pont. General Elec-
trio. Illinois Central, Chesapeake
g. Ohio, Texas Co. and Para
mount.
Gains were made by Consoli.
dated Natural Gas. Radio Corp.
American Cyanamid, Dow
Chemical. American Tobacco
and United States Gypsum.
Corporate bonds were higher
Government bonds were firm.
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cHICAGOLIVESTOcK

CHICAGO FEB. IS P. (UspM,-.
salable hogs 0,6Q0: No. Ia mostly 2-3
predccminant, 67b-l7 90 with Few
No. 3 lots down to 1865 several lots
Grade Il oo-i9is; II head 'V Iot these ESQ
/ T,s5 such hoes relatively scarce; No
80 .27O,2gn pound 16.50-1676. few
lots No, > 300.32O pound lB25-i6.b0
larger lots mixed srade< 375-55O pound
,o. s.l1 ll,,,S ca,!ls 1900; calves 200:
5o00-52'SS: Few W'' prime SnU' Loads u Pr'm "a
$50; some choice over 1900 ID steers
down to ~ 90; good steers IL. 50-l0 so:
some cutter utility and standard Hol-
stein steers ,la5O-16.5Q: high choice
and. prime heifers a0.5O-22 90; most
good to. average. choice heifers 1850.
1000 standard hoiiers down. % 1900;
utility and commercial cows II 00.ia so;
Gamers and cutters g5O-l2 90; utility
and eommerclal bulls IA. 5Q-lG;50i
vealers 20 90 down. utility and standard
yealers 10 O0-23.O0 some good B0O-s0O
ID feedinE steers l7.25.1s.00
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Feb. 25 " tUsDAl. -,
Butter steady. Receipts &c days.. 602,-
900. wholesale price, on bulk cartons
l6l u cents: p2 score (Al, 60la-6I: 20
score OBJ. 80ls-6l.
Cheese steady. Receipts - days.,
~ 900. Wholesale sales. American cheese
whole milk. cheddars aged. 4H-h0
cents; single daisies fresh, 3T-40tz;
single daisies. aged 4s-52: fats. aged
55g;;5I; ,processed cheddars. pounds,
361s-3sis. domestic Swiss twheelsl
srade "a" .43:4s: grade "B." ALAG;
Wholesale egg prices unsettled. Re-
.eeipts e days.. 3S.10Q New York spot
QUOTATIONS follow Mldwestern; Mixed
l3tis: extras. large tf5-4s pounds. 49,
33h; extras. medium. 1888; standards.
large, 32-33 checks. 29Ia-30i5. Whites
Extras t4s-5O pounds. 34-ab: extras,
large t45-4s pounds. 33is-54; rxtras,
medium, .32iz-33is. Browns: Extras as
80 pounds. 1887.
Nearby: whites: Top quality l4s-b0
pounds 35h-37iz: mediums, 3i-35;
Enhlls. 3l-32 Browns: TOP quality as
30 pounds, 3o-37is' mediums. $3.50;
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BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied by the United
states Agriculture Department.:
Grain Market
Elour--Receipts. none
Wheat--Receipts, l1b.3es bushels
shipments, 473, 900 bushels. stocks, H..
ss ;sps bushels. No. . red winter
Corn--ReeeiptS, 1921 bushels: ship.
ments, 2.4S6 bushels; stocks. 2.4s6.i 0s
bushels. ~
Oats--Receipts. i0,464 bushels; shin.
ments. none; stocks. 292 $50 bushels,
Barlev--Receipts. none; siiipmeiits
none. stocks. 76.4Dl bushels.
Rye--Receipts. .0R3 bushels. ship.
ments; none; stocks, 245.4al bushels.
none; stocks. 476.4sl bushels.
Millfeed--ReceiptS. none.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. FEB. s5 R.-Poreigu
exchange rates follow: Great Britain IN
collars, others in cents. UNCHANGED un-
less otherwise noted
Canadian dollar In New York open
market a per cent premium or l04 37h.
u. 8. cents
Europe: Great Britain lpoundi 50 7pTi
up l/32: 30 day futures 270 1882, ur
Ia so day futures 80 3I32, up 3I32,
90 day futures 2.7sit up 1882; Belgium
tfranc) aDM; France france ,2sss OF
cent Germany twesternl (deutschG
up ..0Ois; Italy dira) .i8H OF a cent;
PortuGal teseudo) 8 so: Sweden (krona
lp.34; switzerland Orancl Ifree) 23.32;
Denmark tkronel 14.b0.
Latin America: Argentina Cfreel e75;
Brazil treel l So, Mexico. sol; Vene-
zuela bolivar 1908
Far East. HONG Kong dollar l7.62h
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first started in this business, all the
great Kentucky bourbons we're sour
mash" They we're always in top
demand even at twice the price Of
sweet mash limitations.
Part Of the reason for the extra
price was the patient way in which
they we're made. The original sour
mash method called for extra grain,
slower MASKING, longer fermentation,
more thorough aging.
But those old-time whiskeys
brought more, not simply because
they cOSf more, but because only
the tedious sour mash method could
impart the rich full flavor Of Ken
lucky bourbon as it ought to taste.
Today in our small family distillery
OLD FITZGERALD is still being made
in the self-same way that originally
brought il great fame as one Of the
leaders among those original Ken
lucky sour mash bourbons.
We invite you 10 join The inner
circle ofbnsinesS hosts who have made
il The final choice Of their mature
tastes, and find il good business 10
share, in moderation, with associates
and friends.
Banded 100 Proof ORIGINAL Sour
Mash Kentucky Straight Bourbon
THE FINAL CHOICE
OF MATURE TASTES
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METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Feb. IS N1.--spot non.
cents pound connecticut Valley. Lead
l6 cents pound, New York. Zinc l9h
ggts cents q pound, New York. Foreissnr
silver 81 " cents per troy ounce, New
York. Al Pittsburgh scrap steel No. /
heavy was quoted At b3.O0-54,00.