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FOR RENT-FLATS

FOR RENT-FLATS OF 4 AND ROOMS: VERY
cheap for summer 8 I'd st. ap12-3t'
FOR RENT-WEST END FLATS. 262O X ST,
NV; rooms BATH range, coal vault gas meter:
in good order; reference required; low rent.
mhl7-1m
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2S03 Q st NV, er....37
1908 l1th st nw.7r.36. 63
1421 Fla ave NV. sr. .35
1015 I st NV. 7r......35
5l4 Sth st NV, Or. -. .35
1902 18th st NV. 7r. .3s
2211 L st NV. 7r....35
464 c st NV. 1ir. 80. 4e
Up pit laos p st NV. .7r.3 80
1901 llth st NV. ar. 80
Cor Woodiey lane ard
Tenallytown I'd. Tor. 80
52s 2lst st NV, Or. 80
s27 22d st NV, Or. 80
526 2lst st NV. 6r. 80
3s-40-42 and Al X st
Up pt iooi Il st NV.
sr ..............25.5 70
t2S 7 st NV, 7r. .25. 50
1912 Sth st NV. cr. Is. so
6l9 S st NV, 7r...25. 70
1926 Sth st NV. 6r. 25. IS
Up pit l4io p st nw,1r.25
4o19 Sth st NV. Sr....25
116 9th st NV. Or. Is
1S41 18th st NV. Sr.22. 81
1345 V st NV, Or. ID. 80
1922 sth ST NV. Or. 22.50
1873 18th st NV, Or. 20. so
1Si3 l2tn st NV. Or. 70. 50
III ID ST NV. Cir. 10. so
s13 22d st NV. Sr. 20. As
I. E. wAGG aMAN,
el7 4 ST. NV.
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633 4th ne. sr. .25. so
iE111a Goth, Sr, w&g. 1850
23Ds q. Or. w-...1I.5o
231O15 /. Sr. wa. .17.3o
1872 34th, Sr. ". .1G. 40
2402-4-S II, Or, ,w,g.16.3o
129 18th ne. Or. w,g. 1880
SIP Nh ave. 5r. eel. .i6
2l29 Pa ay. rear, Ar. W. l6
All 21st, Or, W. =. 1880
fO7-9-l1-13 22d.G.wl5. 80
COS Doth, Or, wa. IL. 80
2427-9 n, Or, Wig 1880
lSl6 15th. r'r Stop. Is. ~
S31 n H ave, 5r, Wis. 80
I 2u23 l.. r'r. 5r. w.15.3U
2414 G. Or. W & g.15.3 80
1924 I, 5r. wa. 1880
4o2 Franklin, 5r, W. .15
3513 Prospect. Ir. rs
l222-26-2S 25th, Or. rs
2O56 32d. 5r. rs
1904 11th. Ar. w......lo
s30-32 ed, 6r, wa. .14.50
3lI5 n. Or. w....14.J0
517 23d, Or, w....14.30
6l6 23d. 0r, wa. .14.3O
2309-11 Va ave, Or, w13. so
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT
1872 VT ave NV, fur,
l4r ............. .Sl5fl
9l2 I ct NV, lot. los. 81
219 AZ st NV, l4r....75
121 Sth st NV. 13r....7J
1924 18th st NV, 10r. .75
1923 s st NV. l0r....75
72l 18th st NV. 12r. ..65
UPopt 5oe 9th st NV. =,
lZr ~
Tennallytown road and
Woodley lane. 1sr. GO
PIP 1lth st NV. sr. 60
92S Z Ut NV. 12r.55.4s
301 1914 st NV. lor. so. 75
pa y ] ave NV, Or. 80. GO
PA n ] ave NV. 9r.50.59
2l0J Pa ave (will lease
for a term OF years,
or will be fitted up
for storel. lar. 30
90 4 st NV. 7r. so
236 y ] ave NV, Sr. so
Wesley Heights, Or. 50
220 j st NV, Tor. so
45l NJ st NV. 11r. so
632 2lst st NV. Tor. As
2l4a Fla ave NV, ,9r. ~. so
2l32 l. st NV, Or. 40
1122 22d st NV. Or. 40
486 c st NV. 1sr. 40
234 T st NV. 11r. 40
1907 l. st NV, 9r- .3S. 80
aaIn So e.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-A NICE OFFICE; CENTRAL LOCA
tion; suitable for doctor, lawyer dentist; heat
light and attendance. Rent, SIS per mo. ].
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-FOCR ROOMS OR PART OF A HOUSE
for family Of adults. Address Box p, Star
ONCE 1ts
wANTED-BY LADY, MAY 1, COMFORTABLE
room and board within Is minutes walk of State
Department; moderate price. Address y. Y,
Star Office. IT.
wANTED-3 UNFINISHED ROOMS ON I'd OR
3D. floor, with without board; NV; adults.
Address y. H, Star Office. ap1O-3t-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN. REAL Es-
tate and Insurance Broker 10th and SITS. nw
UNFINISHED HOUSES.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
507 14th NV. ......$6s. sc
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS NV, Ar, entire
Sd floor. go. 90
Pa av & IL NV, ,2r. 65. 90
607 7th NV, LIST fl. 5000
Sc cor 18th and F
SITS NV, Pr, ID q. 1000
1913 7th NV, 1st &
I'd floors. 40. 90
1920 Pa av, I'd Il. 40. 90
SW cor IL & L, 3r. 5000
1421 F NV, rm 3. 5000
THOS
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HAIR DRESS SING.

Mss WHES. EIGHT YEARS WITH NDE. PR4Y
d. Is in charge 0f the Pair Dressing Parior Of
the Paiais Royal. - and l1Jh sts. Hair cutting
49,; sAAL11oo.1.. 5Oc.; bangs cut and curled, zoe
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT-THREE STORY BRICK STABLE IN
Temperance alley, bet. 9th ard 10th and ID and z
sts.; 10 stalls, elevator, and water. Apply to
ap113t+ THOMAS RUSSELL, 913 Z st. NV.
FOR RENT-STABLES
Bet nth and 18th. X 3, SO &C. 6.... S25
and l. SITS. S45 3, su l95.....2
4,sq66 Mass & 2lst.25 !. sa &C. .............2 IS
2, So &c. .25 1924 \ nw(rear). Is
ave and n. 18th 112l 14th st (rear) 10
and 18th SITS NV. 40 61S NV lin rear u. 50
2 81 1876. q In 1212 40
s, 50 1875.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
mh3l-tr 1924 + st. NV.
FOR RENT-wIIL BE FOR RENT-THE LARGE
3st0ry livery stabe capacity 40 stalls; car
riage elevator, and all modern improvements; ;
rear 923 ID st. NV; rent, SI5. Inquire at 926Ia
La. mh17-lm
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FOR RENT-UNFCRNISHED-
102S VT NV. lSr $500 1911 ST NV Tor 70
1i23 av NV. 1Ir.. 20 20l2 Hiyer pl, Tor. so
l4l6 2olh St 22r 200 939 st NV, Tor. 40
I0l1 Conn NV, lar. la l2I2 lIth al NV Or as
1881 g st NV. l6r. $50 15l4 L 81 NV f1r Al
1914 10Th ST NV. 12r. 10 A O fats sr al
hoau 81 1eorgetoWn 1901 21st st NV. Sr. :. 20
,ono or ..-i1o l24i llth ST NV, 1Or as
1912 st NV, lar. 100 693 81 NV taa,i o. *
1875 Mass NV, 12r. 40 I41I Cbepin 81 NV g. an
1888 G st NV. l0r. loo l4ls 32d 81 nw Ior al
35oo 81 NV a1r.- iog 233 81 ne 10r. 10
100 = 81 NV. III. iVV l&l5 18th st. Sr 80
!25t 1Stn 81 NV, Izr.iyv 2022 / st NV, or. 40
1872 10th st NV. 11r. 100 1874 I4th st NV AZ
400 Chaplin, l2r. 30 l221 18TH ST NV sr 3S
1121 st NV, 12r. 3d. - 1924 I5th ST NV sr AZ So
q dupont cir, llr SSS3 1892 Corcoran st. Tor rs
90 stn 81 NV. st 1905 7th NV, Sad. =. .S5
.1Wg lVr .S333 29O6 Q st NV. r. 30 So
lzlf - NV. ID Sd S2s 9TH ne, 11r. 81. 20
and 4th floors. .. SO. "a 1927 Conn ay NV Sr m
162G st NV. 11r. 80 PSto fats sotbSN Or an
6lS E st NV, 15r IS 4OI5 sth 81 NV sr o. s0
1922 II st NV, lar. .T5 sI1 lIth ST NV 7r % oS
GIG + st uw. 22r.
The above is only a partial LIST OF the nrono,,,as
in our hands. For Rent Bulletin conts inJnr ,nIi
description issued weekly and can be had n,on an ,,
plication to THOMAS j. FISHER a C15 - "f
api-s'tu'thtr 1924 + ST.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine: per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered
free in city: month applies on purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
d19-tf Cor Sth and sts NV
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FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RENT-STORES
FOR RENT-1537 14TH ST. NV, STORE AND
I-rcom dwelling: fine location; all modem i'm
provements; bath; cemented cellar and large
yard; rent, $50. Apply OWNER, al 10Th ST.
aD12-tf
FOR RENT-s15 PA. AVE. NV; STORE AND
dwelling: $50. Apply to 2. LATTERNER Ill
AZ st. NV ap1O-5ts
FOR RENT-FINE STORE IN MONTROSE FLATS.
l115 9th ST. n.w.; 26xs8; heated by steam; will
rent cheap to permanent tenant.
aplO-lm' L. s. FRISTOE. 1888 ST. NV.
FOR RENT = ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS
stands in the city; occupied by drug store 20
years; will be vacated Sept. l. For rent lease.
Address L. W.. Star office. ap5-1m"
FOR RENT-STORES.
53S 7th st NV. .sloo 1899 Pa ave NV. 81. so
iSit ST NV. ...... 100 S2i 18th st NV. store. .25
a5a aslS G NV: .....S 80 S isoS llth st nw.-.. ls
40 Sc nw.....33 el03 lth st NV. 80
I20 lIth st nw... 80 1904 11th st nw......l5
III I'll st.............:;Oll l4ll st nW...-
1919 14th st NV. .26
THOS. ]. FISHER CO.,
mh3l-tr 1924 T st. NV.
FOR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR WITH DWELL
ing, e27 d st. NV; 10 rooms and bath; all MI /;
$50 per no. Apply to w. c. JOHNSON. us 18th
ST. NV. mh16-1mo
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FOR RENT
l14l Nh av,12r. MISS. sc
$40 18th. office rms. .65
1852 17tn, lOr, mi. rs
454 d, Or, st & eel. 81
1744 n, Sr, mi. ct
s02 21st. 12r. mi. .5O.G1
7lS 10th, 1ir, mi. :. st
232o Pa ave. .1Or. mi. 80. 80
l1l4 11th. Tor. mi. So
2313 Pa av, 11r. mi. 40. sc
925 18th, 12r. mi. AS
2205-7 L, Sr, MI. .40.50
2323 Pa ave. 1Or. mi. 10. a1
2137 K, Or, mi. $3.50
2031 II. 7r. mi. .35. sc
1921 G. 10r. .35. 60
1927 Pa ave. Tor. mi. 35. 80
2123 +, Sr, mi. .35. so
1882 p st, 12r. mi. .35
PAS p, Or, eel, mill. so
1124 18th. Sr. mi. 80. SO
215l L, 7r, mi. :. $3.50
$50 20th. Sr. mi. 80. SO
1915 Kingman. Or. misc. 50
2l29 Pa ave. 7r.mi. 80. sc
2016 NJ. Sr. mi. 80. 80
610 G ne, Or, mi. %. so
For full list apply to
ap11 WESCOTT &
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COUNTRY BOARD.

fEkSONS DESIRING BOARD IN A LARGE, NEW
house. ami. high location: Virginia cookinr
SII home comforts, apply 10 Mrs. r. p. BUCK
NER with references. FaIls Chnrch Va. apI-1m.
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ap7-tu, th&stf

80 'tSt ctdts JUST
north Of Mass ave 500
1881 Il l ave. 100
FURN.
Cor lSth & . sts NV
with stahiaJ. s. s33.3I
Mass ave, 18th sud +
sts -..--....- go. DO
II st bet lssh and
18th SITS. Summed 500
Il | ave bet 18th st
and Conn ave, with
n st near Conn ave,
with stable. .....4l6.61
III bet l4th & 18th. 800
Mass ave bet 18th st
and Dupont Circle. 300
Conn ave bet NJ and
y SITS. .29l 81
10th bet p and q SITS. a25
h st bet 10th and
18th SITS. los. 81
nth st froatlag Far
rasut SlaIr.. .3OO. 90
II st bet Goth and
Slst SITS. 200
FL.
An anarrunapt In ..Tl,o q
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1919 4th st. me-, 7r. brick, mod imps $50 90
GIG 18th ST. ne, 1r., I'm. imps. 16 30
lob X ST. Sc, Or. water. IL so
COS l. st. ne, Tor. brick, all m L.. 80 60
apl2-3t A. T. HOLTZMAN. 1871 Z st. NV.
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FOR SALE-PIANOS

fOR SALE - A SAMPLE CROWN PIANO
slightly scratched in transit: retail urira s35O.
viii sell for SO. PFEIFFER 4 CoNLIFF
SPl<-u Az 11th st. NV
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ACCOUNTANTS.

PATRICK II. c. BRENNAN,
Public Accom fant and Auditor
Room 5, 142l street NV
All branches oi Ac' ourting and Auditing
mh20-3m
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S9r II and 10th. $500
ID st bet 10th and
<1tn sts. .115
nth st, fronting Far
ragut Square. .15O
18TH 81 D.sr . * lt.15O.oO
l ST bet Goth and 2lst
SIS ..--.........150
18th st bet I and
Ia SITS. .ly0
DE Sales st bet 18th
st and Conn ave. lbs
18th ST mr. Mass ave 125
CoTcoran ST bet 18th
and 18th sts. 100
18th ST nr Iowa Cir. loo
2Oth bet o and p SITS. 100
u st bet 10th and
10th SITS. .S
+ bet 18th & 18th. SO. SO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALI.

wANTED-OFFICE SITUATION; IA YEARS BUS
iness experience trst-clsss references; late bank
cashier. Address s.. Room Al, McGiu building.
apl22d'
WANTED-BY A GROCERY CLERK, POSITION
in grocery, meat and provision store. Address K.
X. X, Star office. City references. Gp12-2d'
wANTED-BY YOUNG COLORED MAN, SITUA-
tion as butler or 10 do general Homework, 10y the
day or month. Address l.. c. E, 1912 Marion st.
NV. Good refs. lds
wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN CLERK, EMPLOY
ment; years experience In grocery and meat
store. Call address c., 635 L st. s.w. ap12- Sd
WANTED SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN AS
bookkeeper; has had 8 years experience with
double entry accounts and general Office work
ap12-2ds
WANTED-BY TEMPERATE YOUNG MAN, SIT
uatlon as bar tender in respectable saloon, or
ap11-3d'
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FOR RENT-FIRST BASEMENT, 1921 F ST. NV
suitable for ofce store barber shop; with
heat and light; very reasonable terms.
6pl2-3t WM. +. HOLTZMAN, 1921 st. NV
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CIEANrNa
Morks.-Carpets cleaned in the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free OF charge. Mat.
tresses made to order. once l720 Pa ave
Works. l1OS and 1710 NV, Telenbo,. soN
Rlh2-Q n NIcWMyEp k.--,e -
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FOR RENT-1311 Q ST.N.W., LARGE FURNISHED
room; first floor; suitable for two gentlemen; half
block 18th st. cable; line location; would rent
parlor and basement for housekeeping. ap12-3a'
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315 N J ave sc, 11rb,
mi mi.............. .3o. 80
1120 4th Sc, Orb, wa IL. so
505-7 l. Sc, 4 and
Orb. ....... $40 and II
STAHI. AGA La. ave.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-1225 NEW YORK AVE, ONE FUR.
alcove room; Sd floor front; also hall roonl fur,
same floor; very reasonable; references. ap12- :
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FOR RE,NT-1233 MASS. AVE- NV. HAND
somely furnished 2dstory parlor and bed room
suite bay window; southern exposure; and other
rooms, with board. apl2-2a"
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FOR RENT-FOR THE SUMMER-FURNISIIED-
the large and pleasant residence, ''EVERMAY,
on Georgetown Heights; all modern conveniences;
large grounds; extensive view; terms, $3.50 per
month; to private parties Clly. Apply on the
premises, 1923 2Sth st. aplc -eo6ts
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Several fine offices. -
1921 y NV, rm 10. 1000
l421 f NV, rm 10. 1000
605-7 1th, several rs.
12l3 + NV, w,several rs.-
Sc cor 9Th and F. 49,
14l7 u NV, several rs.-
142l + NV, several
fine offices. s........-
1923 + NV, several
fine Offices. s........-
$40 F NV, several rs.-
!. ]. FISHER & CO.,
1924 + st. NV.
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE,

wANTED-BY A wHOIESALE HOUSE. A CIGAR
salesman Address CIGARS, Star Office. la
wANTED-A NEATLY ATTIRED MAN TO so
licit trade in the city; good wages to be made
Apply at 90 ST. n-w., between 10 and 5.
apI26as
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FOX SAl.E-A LIVERY STABLE IN NORTHWEST
part Of city; good location; ~ boarders good
reason for selling. Address J. e., Star office.
apl2-6t"
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FOR RENT-SEyERAL NICELY FUR. ROOMS;
rent, So to S15 per to quiet gentlemanly
men; good cheap board near. Call 144s Corcoran
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FOR RENT-A TEN-ROOM HOUSE, WITH ALL
modern improvements having u bay window /;
rent S25; 410 Rhode Island ave-; key 406 Also
Sll X ST.; rent, $50 Apply 1106 L ST. NV. .a123s
FOR RENT-CoRNER HOUSE, 1909 23D ST.; TEN
rooms; newly papered; $32. 90. Inquire 1915 Pa.
ave- apl2-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR COUNTRY PLACE,
within one hours drive Of city; lot 5Ox130; CIR.
new house, with paying wood and coal business:
horses, vehicles, scales, engine &c Price, Sl0,-
ap12 1881 F st. NV.
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FOR RENT-1212 18TH ST. NV; NEW, BEAU
tiful brick; 9 rooms: finished in hard wood; all
modern hnps.; pretty porch and large yard;
S62 80. WM F. HOLTZiAN
apl2-3t 1921 r ST NV
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opposite government printing Office: in good re-
pair; $50. Nine-room brick; 1929 Sth st. NV. !;
9r BATH cellar. furnace, brick stable, &c; in good
repair $31. Eight room brick and bath; ll39
10th st. NV; $50. Desirable brick els NJ st.
NV; rooms, bath, &C.; $3.50. ALBERT f..
FOX, go st. NV. ap12-3t
FOR RENT-A 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; MOD.
imps.i near Capitol; 317 Delaware ave. ne. !;
rent, $50; key next door. Apply 1929 N st.
NV. ap12-3t'
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FOR RENTAL 1242 10TH NV, 3D-FIOOR
front room; very large; suitable for two gentle
men; good table, terms reasonable. ap12-3a'
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FOR RENT
1880 10th NV. 10rb,
mi $50. 30
225 r NV, Orb, mi. 40. 20
419 4th Sc, ,srb, mi. 1850
8p12-St THOS. B
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FOR RENT-HAVING LEASED THE ELEGANT
private residence of the late Christian Rupert,
! have one splendid large room TO rent newly
furnished; every convenience; gas, hot water,
OF beds; will rent reasonable to gentlemen only.
SO 9Th st. ny apl2-3a.
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FOR RENT-412 p ST. NV, BAY WINDOW
brick, rooms, mi, in good order, $23 so; 434
St nv, four-story brick. 10 rooms and bath,
at $4O.oO; also Alb G ST., four-story brick 8
rooms and bath, at $37. so. Inquire Of
A. EBERLY'S SONS,
ap12-3ts us 18th St NV
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WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-H0USES TO RENT-PARTIES HAVING
small houses in the Sc and sections, can
md good tenants by listing their property with
me. as have daily applications for such houses
business faithfully attended TO and prompt
turns made. THOS. B. SrAHL, AGA La ave.
ap11-4t
wANTEDLTO RENT FOR SUMNER MONTHS.
perhaps l0nger-About ten-rOOm cottage, in sub
urbs with yard and trees Address Capt. j. w.
PULLMAN, Fort Monroe, Va. ap11-2t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19
FUNERAL OF KING CORN.
WHEAT MAS JOINER IN ants it.-
NERAL mAnun.
I, Was neen shown rhat the crop
Damage Was o,ererti mated. wn'ch
f. CAUSING the steady Deci,as In
the cerenis-rsc Mnrset-.

Chicago. Aug. is.--The crop damage
scare largely collapsed today ans corn
and wheat which week ago 30 ex-
oitcdly bounced w that Il waa able TO
iift not only itself, but every other
market on the door. was heavy today
and closed with loss OF 1c per bushei
Wheat joined the Funeral march with
corn to the extent OF i.io. but proyls-
Ions followed the procession slowly.
oloaing at a moderate decline
IN wheat there was n light specua-
tive business. the range for the day
being limited 70 s-Sqi-gc. The feel
Ing wnH easier. nrst trades were at
fractional advances at 81 i-ig6 i-sc
for September but did not hold and n
3-s TO i-2o reaction sct In followed by
i-s9i.ic decline became quiet, ruled
steady and closed with September at
Ok S'sc. The early nrmncaa wa Rttrl-
butcd to the receipts falling on over
100 cars from the estimates. and to q
smaller movement in the northweat
and tho cables. while duil, showed no
decline. all of which tended 10 strength
On prices. Tie market however, soon
tympnthlsed with the decline Ia corn
ana lower prices followed the north
west selling, Prominent local apcculR-
tors also sold free which assintcd the
weakness, the buying being 0onhncd
principally to Efforts
The corn market was weak and
there appeared 10 be no more buying
orders FROM tho country aR the de-
mond was light The general impress
eion that the crop damage had been
over estimated waa responsible for the
decline, Trndo was fairly active. Re-
] celpts wcr only 2ib cnrs nnd-for Nom
day cars estimated. The highost
I prices Of tho day were made at the
opening and those were at u trlhe
Improvement upon the closing rates
az the day before. The prices OF
I September declined 10 under the
I highest It sold for ~ the opening
/ ana IL lett on 10 below lts current value
nj the close yesterday, May pursued
nimilar course. ginning for an In,
stnnt az the start lao ON the previous
that aud closed with net loss OF
ESQ for the day
The opening was nj from % l-Sa tt
% l-ic and II closed ht ~ 9-So,
Trading In oats, while only actlvt
Mt times during the session. amounted
IN all to a very good days bu-nuns
The tone Of the market was easily In
tluenced a, corn, September CLOSED
S-sc lower nj 20 8-ac bid, after hnvinf
sold from 90 i-Sc TO that price
Provisions opened higher on igh
live hog rconipte hat under inereaaet
offerings soon sold down. Some stcadi
ness waa developed near the close ~
moderate buying and "a aiightsoactloi
followed, Compared with last nigh
January pork Is zoe lower Jpnunrl
lard &c lower ana January ribs io
lower
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

that the weaycrs at raii River and New
Bedford, Mas. have struck on &C.
count OF reduction IN wasVa, which n
true will doubtless have temporary
depressing eject on values.
The Chronicle says, 'rhqrc has been
rain In most SECTIONS OF the south dur
Ing the week. and al rule Il haA hpcn
beneficial to the crop, Picking Il won
under way IN many parts or Icsaa."
The Mississippi wcekly crop report
says: "Aa rule conditions have been
favorable 20 MI crops. except cotton,
which has evidently been injured ~
blight. rust worms and ahcddinsf
In View or prospective large crop,
together with tho unsettled condition
OF tire country, we have for some timc
rast believed in much lower raura
OF values for cotton, but tncrc are Two
very important features thHt VIII likely
enhance It's value within the next 10 Or
60 days. First, tho aettlemcnt ot tho
tRrin legislation at Washington, Mo
good eject OF witch N already being
reflected IN the stock market, The
sympNthetic trade nerSc OF this ceun-
try, With congress out OF tho way, me
people viii again turn their attention
70 huHincHu, ana every inuustry. cNory
artery ana vein az commerce VIII start
to throbhine. giving life and energy 20
ivory branch OF trade Throughout thu
country.
Second, everything favorable that ls
possible 20 say anout crop mas been
said about the present one. u II
hardly probable that anything furthcr
VIII develop to make the outlook mota
favorable than u now appears. nnt II
"a possible " not probable tnat SOME
thing may yet develop 20 gfVatiy re-
duco the present conditions,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

New York. Aug. is-whsat- RE-
ceipts, 1890 bushels; exports is5ooOi
sales, 100000 futures, $1,000 spot, Spot
dull and easier. No, red. store and sie.
vator, tici nnoat o. i-sc; I. o. b.
81 sac. No. l Northern, "a $40. deiiy-
cred No. hard, &C y.So delivered. OPP
tons opened ateadier ON buying OWING
to Unexpectedly smsll car lot reecip,s
at Chicago; later isaetod, but again
Hteadled, closing quiet NJ i.sc not de-
cline. cablos dun and easy an No,
: red mixed closed &, &C $40; August
closed at SO 1850 September 81 s-l9
81 7-sc, CLOSED at 81 i-ae' october 5s i.sg
IS 6-Sc, closed 81 l-gc. December 60 is-id
cole. closed 60 5.so, J
ilides--slow. wet saliod New orleans
uclooted 40 to'65 pounds. l0i i-2ei Tex.
as selected. 30 10 SO pounds t0se hue
nos Ayroa dry, 20 to "A ponndai 10 lie.
Texas dry, a TO 30 pounds, 500 i-2o.
Leather quiet hemioek solc uuenoa
Ayros, light to heavy weights, lbaisc
wooi--Quiet domestic fleece. lQ0g5c,
pulled. 2oas5c.
ris lrun nun, scotch, ;l9,sOa9
American, Sl00OQig00
copper Firm. l0lle, Dc.
LoHd--iflrm, domestic, Gtb,
Cotton Seed ulir-tlrn; holders OTTER
spariuElyi uxportDra taking some inter
uat. salon, 900 ineAl, including 100 har-
rcls on summon yellow at Slc, rains IN
| the South caused some apprehension
/ nH 30 value OF cotton eOod Tor oil prod.
uels Prime crude. 2ge. on crude, gaI
use, yellow butter grades, di4dbo,
] uhoi1e summer yellow, nomiueli prime
/ yellow, ~ i-2Nalci yellow on grades,
/ 81 l-g0s2u. prime white, s6Wafo.
| Coffee Options opened barely steady
/ at 500 points dccllnei ruled Weuuraliy
dun and heavy under weak Cables and
closed enuy at hUi5 roints net decliHu,
Sales, 1900 baHH, including August az
! $iAA0aiAt5. September ff1b, October
1 Sl9,40ui8ib, November. SlRs0i Decent
her. H265. March, 1890, Spot coffee,
RIO dun, No, e. 10 l-sri mild aulcti Core
doya, 1919 i-4ci salrh, none. SuniVsi
quiet; good average santos, lG,2oo refs.
receipts, four days $4,000 bugsi stock,
1000 bags Hamburg, steady, prices "a
pfennig hlghor 20 - pfonnig lower
pulra. 1000 bags, lihvre, dull isiWi-2l
lower az " IA closed duh, net decline
OF i-iai-2f,, total a0itni 5000 haga RIO
nominal, EXCHANGE, . a-Hci receipts
1000 BAGS, cleared FOR the United StAtri
n 900 bugs, cleared FOR Europe, gO0l
bags, stock, $4,000 hinge, Warehouse
deliveries from New York yeatcrdny
b5sl bars. New York utook today, ii8,'
$40 bags, United States stock, G7a,0ll
bags; total visible FOR the unitgt
stnteH. aiG,7iS bags against $4,000
bngs last year
augnr--RRw refining 27.sc; ocutrl
! fuRnl NG test a.sc snlcH, none, re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

New York. Aug is-Thc Evening
Post says.
Tho basis Of the advance today was
the declaration OF the regular fiuring.
ton dividend, a decided Improvement
IN gross railway earnings. the bet.
tee condition OF the money market.
flrmer silver prices, continued gains IA
sterling exchange And "a fair bank
htNtehcnt' Tho strong point OF the
hitter was an Increase OF 81 GA. 100 In
the loan Item, Brokers huvc GENERALLY
reported n broadening which was In.
dicated by orders from No called gem
eral public. Conservative interests To-
ward the close were Inclined To the
belief that the advance had been ready
ana the higher figures cannot be sus-
tainad, However, there was n litte
disposition today to take the short
side OF the market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19

Liverpool, Aug 49, Cotton Spot
uuleti FREQ supply oDcrlngi American
mlddllnR. 3 s7-sad Tho unios OF the
day were 5000 haios, Of which 600 were
Tor speculation ana export, and Included
$500 American. Receipts. 5000 bales,
Including 1900 American. Futures
opened eusy with the demand prln-
ulpaily Tor near portions. aud CLOSED
quiet hut Btcady, American middlinF,
i. NJ. g., August, as-Giul is-0ihi
August and September D 4B-JlW3 il-gid
september and october tss0iW
Q iesGld, Oetober aud November
i1-Gld aoll9ul November ana uecems
btr, Q Aa.B}W3 b0-Hld; December and
January, bo.6iH3 6l-Gidi January ana
February. 6-GiuJ 5a.0id; February
ANA March, bl-Gid huynra, March
ANA Apri 0 6i-6ias s5-6idi April and
May, q b6.0id buyers,