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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-24
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tive positions Of bulls and bears in the
wheat market when ira ling commenced this
morning. Selling by New Workers and ST.
Louisans on reports that the plant in the vi inter-
wheat region was protected by snow caused
weakness for g time; but the tiae finally turned
when later cables came IN strong and il was re-
ported that winter wheat was not in q condition
TO stand much cold weather, aud a
Shorts were the principal BUYERS, although
there wss some investment demand IS we'll.
May opened &c lower, at 94Ssc, touched CSC,
weakened to 94Skc advanced TO a6c and closed
at 95Ac There was fair amount of activity
in the corn pit, and although there was n spell
OF heaTiness near the opening, the tendency
during the grester part OF the day was in favor
OF holders. The strength of the wheat market
was help TO the corn bulls, and what is called
the old bull clique appeared 70 think prices low
enough to buy again. Msy started unchanged
at 4l9sc weakened to 4lSsc, then advanced to
and closed at 4i1sc. Oats were quiet but firm
market led the days bull procession and
that in the face OF hog receipts being
even heavier than was predicted yesterday.
There we're good many buying orders in the
were also helping the advance. First prices
were the lowest OF the day. and the market was
near the highest point at the close. There were
some N nor reactions during the session, but
One strong feature was bidding between pack
ers and shippers for receipts Of live hogs.
CHICAGO, Jan. e.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour dun and easy; spring patents
bakers, 50 501375; straights S4S0Q445. Wheat
Corn-No. ., 5Sc. 0ats-No. ?, 2sIfc. Mess
pork, per barrel. So 250s s71k. Lard, per 100
S. soG5 80. Dry sailed shoulders. boxed,
81 37lfa4 so. Short clear sides, boxed
S. 651bTo. Whisky at 81 ~.
Leading futures closed as follows:
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


New YORK, Jan. g. noon.-Stocks opened
heavy and weak. Money easy at 5DS>6 per
cent Exchangs-long, S. s294 SD: short,
S4S4yb state bonds neglected. Government
bonds dull but steady.
Erie -............ 1915 Richm'd W. r. .,<
G ~ 90 e North lie Terminal. ....... 1874
7 M Gbora 1919 Missouri Pacific. 80
Np NEW q YORK, Jan. 8. 500 p. m.-sterling ex-
change closed quiet but firm at - SEQ
4 IS: commercial bills, 81 sl11Gl o3s4;;
Money easy at 2j563 per cent, closing one.e ,l
at2 Der cent. Government bonds closed au l
but steady; four per cents 1914. STATE JULIUS
dull bnt firm. C.,z a,,o AZ ooo.
currency, S2.5l0.OOO. -.,.-. o., do,, ord
IRE stock market was less active TO-DAY, anu
while material advances we're scored 10 Souls
stocks the general list as rule was heid within
a narrow limit and the final changes ore IN, ~
eiSnifcapt The opening OF the senesAI i iH
Vas active but at irregular changes Ieilectlns
the continued efforts for reaction anu seH'nS "a
nrofts: wbile London was considerable OF
p.iin. thourh buyinR orders for that center
afterward appeared in the market. ns.o .1ai
Sractional depression was followed oy parti,a "a.
rnT,, hut nrices as rule were kept oeioW tue
level Of tho opening figures until tne IAst aEu,,
rhsn nav strength was infused INTO TOO ma ~
snd the General advance wiped OUT most oL Lno
aarIv losses The close was actiVe anu sti Sns'
agyraiiy AZ insignificant changes Tor Inc Gay,
~ nbiIA lake shore is down / per cent On
uuS HIT trensactiona C.. c.. g. ana ~ L9uIs
~ -, live amount; Rock Island II, DlSCiI'eIs
Ia and Cordage 254 per cent Inc saiSs =;
iisfed stocks were $4,000 SHARES anu u"'i''01
II 900 shares. r are
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MEMORANDA


New York, Jan 6-Arrived. steamers Cutie,
Liverpool Arrived out, Majestic, New York
for Liverpool
New York, Jan 4-Arrlved, sehrs Montana,
Bradley, Fernandna; Genl Adelbert Amss Col
Inns, Savannah; Robt A Snyder. Guthrie do;
Vanlear Black. Lacey. Brunswick, Ga: Jesse G
Woodruff, Townsend, Daren, Ga; Adele Ball
Woodruff. Charleston Qatter will discharge at
Barren Island).
Clesred-schr Harry W Haynes, Bonsey.
Jacksonville.
Greenock, Jan 4-6aiIed, bark Agathe lNorJ,
Bjorness, Pensacola.
Gibraltar Dso 29-Passed, steamship Dunkeld
lBrl, Cumming, Mediterranean port for sa-
Vannab.
Genoa, Dec 30-ArrIved. steamers RomsdAl
Norj. Hrsch, Savannah; 31st, Scotsman [Brl
SchlosSmaD, do.
bile; Vega [Rusl, Gronross, Pensacola.
IA on1eur, Jan ARRIVED, banks Antonio
Dutch, De Boer, Pensacola; Salazie Fri. Las
sand, do.
Liverpool, Jan 3-Sailed. steamship walachia
[Brl, Crockery. Savannah.
London, Jan S-Arr1ved, barks Otus Nor,
Ekornaess. Savannah.
ath-India lNorl, Grifstadt. Savannah; Rim
fake INorl. Hansen, do.
Southampton Jan s-Saied, bark Trio [Norl.
Iversen, Mobile.
Bermuda, Jan e-Arrived, schr Jennie Parker
LBrl, Harding, Fernandina.
Havana. Dec s0--Arrived. brig Acadia Nor
relI, Pensacola.
Boston. JaH ARRIVED, bark Bruce Hawkins.
Quincy, Mobile.
Brunswick ca. Jan 4-Arrived, schr n
Lockwood [Brl. Jenkins. Liverpool: schr Chas
II futile, Philadelphia
Sailed-DarK Bertha [Norl, Nielsen, Glasgow 4;
schr stephen Bennett, Anderson, New York.
Arrived mot sailed) 2d, bark Alexander, tGerl,
Richeles, Dublin.
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'utures closed as follows:
Opening. Highest. Closing


BALTIMORE. Jan. 9. - Flour dull and I'M
changed; Howard street and western superfine
ss B0S Is; extra IS 1914 e5; extra family
"a 5O@t so; city mills, Rio brands, extra, 50 90
patent So oo6se rs; spring straight, S. 95015 IS;
bakers, 81 S50g5 TO- Wheat frner; No. red
on spot and January 81 es6oi OH; Southern
wheat frmer; FultI 05cGA31 09; Longberry 9c
SIC; yellow at 47162c.
CINCINNATI, Jan Flour fair demand; family
e 759o IS; winter patent s.; fancy
O50q6c. Corn strong; No. 2 mixed acc. Oats
steady; No. mixed $3.50. Professionalism firm
new mess $40 rs. Lard quiet at 50 90
BSk R meats higher .nor short .. ribs @
Whisky steady at 81 1e. Sugar stronger
Hogs quiet; common and light, g. 1898 rs;
packing and butchers, So 1904 90.
family 9s So09 90; choice 81 6308 rs; fancy
81 1904 80; extra fancy 81 1904 30; new
patents 81 4oS4SO. Wheat firm and Ssc higher;
S at F so 0s ssy a :S oos dsys
90; July closed at dc asked Corn CLOSED
G1sry dsll1Sry CLOSED at s7@Gc; February
$500 bid. Oats followed wheat, closing higher;
No. 2 cash. ALSO; May closed at S2lso.
Baggng 533TI4c. Iron cotton ties 81 $50 20;
Provisions firm, higher. Pork, new, STANDARD
prime steam, is 90 Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders, at 90 90; longs So e5;
ribs, s5 s.; short clear IS IS, Bacon-Boxed
sR cs. longs Hams e co. Fss ~ co.
at 50 Oo0lo 80. Whisky steady At 81 is.
New ORLEANS, Jan: 6:-Coree steady; Rio,
ordinary to fair, 14l4@1e94c Sugar active and
9 10 lec: prime 2}s02s6c, fair to prime
2 1909 1916 inferior 214c; centrifugals. of
white, 1868 lS1oc; fully fair to prime
. il-16c; prime Strictly prime, 2ls-16c; choice,
| lNbC, fair a pOOd QlLIH ob<Cs OnoA IN
8Ssc; common, $500 9-i6c; centrifugsls,
active and strong; choice white, sac;
off white, 1850; choice yellow clarified
prime yellow clarified csc; seconds, 2SsGt CSC.
Molasses-open kettle strong; strictly prime. 80c
good fair to prime, e6@27c; centrifugals,
good common to good fair, ss026o; choice
common, 7Ssc; inferior 61saec; prime. 200
21c; fair 70 good fair, 90l2c; good common Sc;
S6 IS; longs 81 IS; ribs 81 20. Whisky quiet
western rectihed 81 046D1 0s.
NAVAL STORES
New YORK. Jan. 8, neon.-Spirits turpentine
quiet and steady at a403aszc. Rosfn dun but
steady At 81 85I1 20.
New YoRK, Jan. 6, 500 p. M.-Rosin
quiet and steady; strained common to good
81 S601 10. Turpentine dull and steady at "a
@S4S4c.
steady at BIC. Resin firm; good strained at
81 90
WILMINGTON, Jan. 0. - Spirits turpentine
dull at 31c. Rosin firm; strained at 81 Is;
good strained 81 20. Tar steady at 81 80. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip 81 go:
virgin 81 20.
LONDON, Jan. 6-spirits turpentine 25s Cd.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 5, noon,-Spirts turpentine
e5s Cd; common rosin, 4s Sd.
RICE.
NEW YoSx, Jan. 6.-Rice firm, moderate de-
mand; domestic, extra to fair, b1<G17c; Japan
5]{D54c.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-Rice steady, or
binary to good s34O434c.
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CONsI1NEES-

Per Central Railroad. Jan Oh M Conner &
& Co, Baldwin & Co. Woods, q & 90. Dwelly, G
& D, Montague Co, Jno Elannery & Co, J P
Williams & Co, J 8 Wood & Bro, J Cooper
Greigg, J 4 w, & Tison, Warren & A, MY &
1 McIntire, NJ Mclean g. Co, W W Gordon& 90,
H Traub, J T Williams & Co. Dancy & D, Butler
& s, Haynes & e, S Guokenheimer q Son, W H
Connerat Hanley, Davant + H. j W Rebun
Standard Mnfg and Com Co. N II McLaws, A NJ
Bax ey, r Kirkland. w Z Dupont. Heidt & s.
Sheftall & s, D Robbins, W Miller. Nc
Laws, Est w Branch, < Grady & Son, O "
Tiedeman & Bro Krouskof. M Y Henderson,
Mrs J Goette, Warnock & W. Meinhard Bros &
Co, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co. G Thompson II
Frank, II Gsrvas. O Davis & Son. D @ Winning
ham. A Enrich & Bro, II Champions Son, J
A Williams Decker q Z. G W Tiedaman & Bro,
] B Wilson, Savannah Grocery Co. Phillip But
Ter. Lppman Bros. Beach Institute, McKenna
& W, Solomons Co, avannah Furniture Co.
Lindsay & NJ.
Per South Bound Railroad. Jan. CD Smith.
Standard Mnfg and Com Co. T A Adams. II
Arnesdoff. T II Hinely, Meinhard Bros & Co,
B II Levy g. Bro.
Per Savannah. Florida ana Western Railway
Jan 8-Appel q s, heinhard Bros q Co, Pea
cock, H u Co. Ferst's Sons & Co. a Letter Il
Son, A Ehrlich & Bro. Jas Douglas, J @ shaw,
McGrath g. Co, T Williams & Co. G w Tlede-
man & Bro, Caph Cullum, Ludden & B, B H
Levy & Bro. Palmer Hardware Co, Mrs W W
Posteel, w d Simkins, d Y DancY. A Hnnley.
e Moyle, T Young. Epstein q Bro. South
eastern Co. Standard Oil Co, Davis & Co,
sonth Side Pharmacy. .Neidlinger q r. Com
nercial Gusno Co, s Guckenheimer & Son, Rep
pard Go, Savannah Steam Bakery. McDonough
& B, Summers, j H Murray. Miss Viola E
Baldwin, Savannah Theater Warnock & w,
l D LaRoohe Sons, Lindsay & Ii, r G Buesby,
f Lovell's Sons, w P Green, r B Cassels N Y
Henderson, r Kirkland A B Hull & Co. Savan-
nah & W. %. II Solomon & Son. Savannah
Cotton Mills.
Per Charleston and Savannah hallway, Jan
6-Tidswster on Co. Cornwell & C, e Smalls
Solomons & Co, d A Alticks Sons Palmer Hard
ware Co. Wilcox & q Guano Co, K Lovoll's Sons,
G w Parish, Savannah Grocery Co. Jas FAIRIES
& Co, Read Fertz Co, Albert Cbisolm, G Gerkea
Southern Cotton Oil Co. N Henderson. c f
King.A Enrich & Bro .Swinton & N, Lowell & L,
F W Storer.
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sAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Savannah. Boston
Steamship Irthington LBrl, Fernandina.
Steamship City of Birmingham, New York.
Steamship VIM Lawrence. Baltimore.
Bark Loochoo [Norl, Cork for orders.
Sohr Chas II Valentine, Brunswick.
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PASSENGERS.

Persteamship City OF Savannah for Boston
Miss Hsrdee. VIM RsmshRrt, J G Woodland.
Per steamship City Of Birmingham for New
York-A Bunting, ] A Alexander. n s Jaudon
Miss Kaufman, 9 Goldstein, J Golden, II
Delirna, Master II NJ Chisholm, @ II Bell, Miss ]
Larsen, H Parsons, G e Graves and wife. J 3
Thompson, and gtearage
Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
A Gross, Mrs s Taylor R M Wannanaker, Mrs
RJacobs, Miss r Jacobs, G W Rosefelt, O F
Porter.
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POULTRY - Market overstocked; demand
Eaos Market weak and well supplied.
PEANUrs-AmpIe stock, demand light, prices
steady. ,,i,
SUeAR-Georgia and Florida nominal nonen
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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Per steamship City OF Birmingham for New
York;, O09 bales upland cotton, 857 bags SEQ
island cotton, 35a bales domestics and yarns,
ia bbls oil, BIG bbls rosin, 1913 bbs Spirits tur-
pentine, 81, 80 feet lumbor IS bales hides 8
turtles. 81 bbls fish, IL bbls oranges, 1io boxes
vegetables, 6,S45 boxes oranges. 2Ib tons pig
iron 80 bbs oysters, $1,000 shingles, $50 ties
lard, 300 sacks cotton seed meal, i0s pkgs mdse.
PeF steamship City of Savannah for Boston
,O4s bales upland cotton, . bales paper stock,
bales domestics and yarns. 30 bbis oil, u, 900
feet lumber. so bbls spirits turpentine. . bales
hides. IL bbls oysters, so bbls oranges, 6,SeO
boxes oranges, 2S tons pig iron. 107 pkgs mdse.
4ss bales upland cotton, $50 bbls ditch, 10 bbIs
rosln oil. 282 bbls rosin, 10 bbIs spirits turpen-
tine. SO tons pig iron 26 bales hides, 10 crates
vegetables, bbls oranges, ar boxes oranges,
rs pkEs mdse.
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Per South Bound Railway, Jan 6-BS bales
cotton. u cords wood, 10 pkgu mdse, N pkEs
fruit 10 bbls rosn.
Per Central Railroad, Jan 6-ao7 bales cot
ton, "a balos hides, 81 boxes tobacco, $500 lbs
lard IS bbls spirits turpentine, 1883 hbls rosin,
LIES bushels oats IS 600 bales hay 800 bbs Aour
l car 1.-Two stock, car horses. 22A cords wood, "a
bhls syrup. d2.0S0 lbs railroad iron, l9e pkgs
mdse, 2,S4O pkgs furniture, 800 empty Obis. /
car stoue.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
Jan 500 bales cotton. 2,4A bbls resin 2S5
bbls spirits turpentine. TO- 1850 boxes oranges JOG
bbis oranges, 81 boxes vegetables, l. 1872 bales
hay, 500 sacks cotton seed, Ia well buckets 1875
AK handles, 81 head cattle, 1871 tons pig iron,
pkgs mdse, g pkgs furniture, So cords wood, is
K buFkies, ID bbls pickles, 10 kegs piokels, 10
5exes hardware. 10 bales hides II empty bbls
10 bales bags, cases glassware, 10 cars lumber.
bales domestios, bbls syrup, 4 caddies tObac-
CO. bbls whisky 10 pkgs machinery, Q Ruano
distributors, kindlinR. boxes harness. /
pump iron safe horse, / car bananas bale
burlRps, fire works.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Jan
80 bbls oil, box bricks, 1 box clothing,
hox drugs oltd buggy, ] set wheels, pair
shafts, bdls pipe. 10 wheels. bdl cordaRe G
plows, bandlass A bags d frut, s bids iron
poops, bales burlaps, l crib, bbls flour, /
cars wood, / bdl hides, / empty case, ] car
bricks, / car cotton seed, / car bbls, boxes
hardware, s5 bdlD waste, 40 bales cotton.
Per steamer Alpha from Beaufort, ETC.
80 bales cotton, bbls empty bottles sack
coffee, sacks peas, lot goods bales can.
vas, cases oysters, 7 sacks potatoes, cases
eggR
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sHIPPING INTELLTGENCE,
THURSDAY. Jan :. l8I
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Bark Heidi [Swl, Hazlund. Pernambuco In
ballast to Chr g Dahl & Co.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar. Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medlock. ARt.
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FernAndna. Jan 4-Sailed, steamship Samuel
Tyzack lHrl. Birsy. London.
GALVESTON, Jan Arrived, schr Annie z Ket-
chum, Lee, Pensacola
Jacksonville. Pa. Jan ARRIVED, schr Ada
lene lBrl. Williams. Fernand.na
hsy West, Dec S-ArriVed, schr Roland San
ford, Newman. Pascagoula.
Mobile. Jan ARRIVED, bark Arizona lNorI
Jorgenson. 0reenock
Norfolk. Jan 4-Sailed steamship Roseneath
lbrI. hutchinson from Savannah, Bremen
Pensacola, Jan ARRIVED. barks Winnlfred
.hrl, hclnnis, Havana; oscar [Norl, scarader,
Liverpool; schrs Waterman, Jr, Mckenzie
Lasuayra; hlisha Gibbs, Woods Havana
Cleared-Bsrks GerhArdus lDutchl, Bruyn,
Boulogne; VIM Wilcox Brl, McGoug6. Buenos
Ayres; Media Brl, for Barrow; Premier INorl.
lSascksen, Liverpool; schr Warwick Tnlotsen,
Galveston.
Port Royal. S c. Jan ARRIVED, schr Anna T
Eoener. Springer, Savannah.
York
Philadelphia Jan 4-Arrived. schrs r s
Graham, Powell; Emma Heather. Powell,
ton.
Provtdence. r l. Jan 2-Arrived. schr Fannie
l. Child, Hart, brunswick
vineyard Haven. Jan 2-Arrived schr Elvira
) French, Burdick, Boston for Brunswick, Ga.
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LUMBER BY 6Am--The market is dull, few
cargoes Offering. The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports may be quoted at 81 Is
Gl5 90, for a range including Baltimore and Port
land, Me. Timber 60o6S1 90 higher than lumber
rates. To the West Indies aud Windward.
nominal; to Rosario. Sl6 00017 90; to
Buenos Ayres or MoHtevideo. $14 90; to
Rio Janeiro. $500; to Spanish and Mediter-
ranesn ports. S12 90; to United Kingdom for
orders, nominal for timber, "a los standard;
lumber, "a 15s.
By STEAM-To New York, 81 90; to Philadel-
phia, So 90; 20 Boston. IS 90; to Baltimore,
IS so.
NAVAL STORES - Market is dull and for
vessels to arrive nominal Foreign -
Cork, etc, small spot vessels, rosfn
Is Cd and IS; Adriatic. rosin, IS; Genoa. Is
Cd; South America, rosn, Soc per barrel OF $50
pounds. Coastwise-Steam-to Boston. lie per
ICONS on rosin, eoc on spirits; to New York,
rosin, no per FOODS, spirits 500; to Philadel-
phia, rosin. 3lfc per loObs spirits, SOc to Balti-
more, rOsin, roc, spirits, zoe. CoasCwise quiet.
CoTroN-By Steam-The market Is staAdier.
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Thefolloviug were the closing quotations OF
the New York Stock Exchange:
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SPOKEN.

Bark Bothnia [Norl, Olansen. from PensacoIt
for Dankirk Dec 81 lat 10, lon 90
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MIyCFILASy

London Jan 4-Steamer Tuskar [Brl. barley,
from Savannah for Bremen, before reported
ashore at Nieuwe dep, has parted amidsbips
and cargo is eshng out OF her. Thirty-iVe
bales OF cotton have been saved
steamer Glendevon lBr, ODESSA from Charles
TON, mas discharged portion of her cargo. The
bottom layer OF cotton was found wet, lying in
Twelve inches OF water Cause unknown.
Havana, Jan 3-Bark Jennie Cushman.
Brisn, from Mobile for Cienfuegos, has been
totally wrecked at Buena Vista Crew saved
echr Harbcson Hickman. Davis, from Apala-
chicola for Cardenas, grounded at Cayo Pisdra
subsequently got or and arrived At Cardenas
Dec 81 slightly damaged
Jupiter, Jan 2-Schr Orrie V Driskc, from
Apalachlcola for Philadelphia Tor Bostonl
ashore on Cape CarnsyerSl, Is reported az sold
Tor 500 TO Jacksonville parties, whittier she
VIII be lowed. a large portion Of cargo saved.
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Tompkinsviile. Jan A bell buoy, for ex
detrimental purposes has been moored abhut 90,
feet east Of the docks Of the United states
Lighthouse depot, Tompkinsyille, Staten Island
New York upper bay. This buoy is not intend
ed as an aid TO navigation.
By order OF she Lighthouse Board
HENRY PICKINo, Captain USN,
Inspector Third District
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Table OH Goth. 4 yards wide, 15c.
Remnants Unbleached Cotton. PIG. Ter yard.
Fresh invoice of Lnen Napklns. worth 75c. dozen,
only DC. each.
Larye " hiis Apron. lace trimmed. l0c.
l21sc. Outing flannel. in short lengths, &c.
Remnants Of 25c. Fancy Ticking. from to yards,
only 15c.
Wool Face Henrietta, Black and coors, Pc.
Atwood Henriett-. i'll all coiors Joe.
Atwood German Henrietta, IN all the new shades
Toe. and 81.
Androscoggin B.eached Cotton Sc.
Fruit OF the Loom Bleached Cotton, Sic
Skirting reduced from l2hsc. TO a.
Gents Outing Shirts, SOC, zoe. and 81.
Gents Laundered Shirts. 50c., and 81.
Large Size " hite Be-. Spreads, Toe. and 81.
Rennan of Dress Goods III all grades very cbesp.
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o. anu ~. story frame; , price Al :pO
oth 81 s.w. bet. q and II, Groom frame: price
,S1; half cash. ba. time. 437 Cullinan,s alley
pet and i. ~ ami 9Th. price, so
inh@b'S b LEONARD. 80 a. ST Sv
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FOR SALE--LOTS.

For SALE
THE SPRING BOOM
VIII soon be here when the price of real estate in and
around Washington will be much higher than at pres
ent
Don't put your money in suburban property until
you have INSPECTED
FORT MYER HEIGHTS.
large force now at work construc ting the Elec-
trio hallway. which runs ShrCush tins subdivision.
Cars VIII be running III the sprins Maps, and
price Inst 1T offices of
ROBINSON & LODGE.
Investment and Real Estate Bro .ers
mil 30 and 81 Atlantic bldg, ss9S and $50 n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29
EOR SALE

For SALE
LOTS IN NORTHWEST LEXINGTON.
Invest in this section before the ground gets high
for you. Northwest lexington surrounded by in
vestments amounting than jour million dot
lars and is within the iphoJct the cyoT Uashinton.
Money invested in tn. lots present prices-S3oJ
10 $1.OOO-wlll double itself in a short time. For
particulars and full information call on
DANIEL * ARMAT,
tao5-3m 1913 stnw
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FOR SALE---HOUSES.

LOR SALE
i 3-story English basement. Or. and bath, two
squares from Dupont Circle. IS. 6xt2 100
2story ar. and bath brick, 2Oxx.to q, 10
1913 3story and b., 2Ox9o IA. 600
story lOT- brick Soreoran 81 n hss- o9oO
bet 18th and 10th. good lot Is 600
3-story brick. 12r.. ON corner near Washington
Circle square Of cable cars............. 1900
Q. of Sth and sts. n. ............... g. 500
history bricks 81. renting Tor S25. f. 100
u st. near 6h 2-story brick, .0x l00..... q, 100
St n W. bet. 18th and 18th. 3s. c. ,20I 100 loo
st. bet. lat and 18th. Ar. deep 1I.OO0
Also several desirable corner otr m he no,thwest
mha6 Room 1. Atlantic building, $50 st. NV.
LOK SALE
II Beautiful homes in desirable locality near Mary
land ave. H. e.. containing rooms ami BATH all mod
ern convenience cabinet mantels, les. sanitary
plumbing. &C. Before purchasing elsewhere call and
idea Of model city home can he seen all day. Apply
at 400 9th st. mh26-.5w
LoR sALE-wE HAVE THE FOLLOWING
small properties for sale easy terms:
brick rooms; n. W.. lot loxlOO to alley; stable;
Brick; ropms; n. W. lot 14xSO to alley; only
complete: zoo cash. ........... $500
bricki 10 rooms central NV X vt. near 18th,
stable. $500
-Four alley houses; bricks; pay IL per cent each 800
We can lend purchaser money above to assist in
making an all-cash purchase.
WARREN CHoATE Il CO.,
INl.