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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-04
Cotton Should Bring 10 Cents.

NEW YORK Sept. 81 take this means Of
answering hundreds OF telegraphic inquiries,
reaching me from all over the country. In re-
gard TO the cotton market II is impossible
for me to reply to them individually The
report of the United States Government. issued
today, In regard to the cotton crop indicates
condition OF "a, which is the lowest on record
for September Il is. and has been confirmed
and foreshadowed by all other reports public
and private. for the past three weeks The
most optimistic construction that 1t is pos
sible to put upon the Government report does
not Justify the expectation OF a crop Of TO-
900, 600 bales of American cotton. The world
consumed during the year Just ended .ooo-
600 bales of American growth and in order
10 make this supply suffice reserves everywhere
are practically exhausted. For the coming
season the world will require, conservatively
estimated, about II .25o. 600 bales of American
cotton There is. then. theoretical denciency
OF al least 1 CSC. 600 bales. An actual De
6ciencv is commercially unthinkabie. The
mice must 20 to a figure that will check con-
sumption This price is by no means reached
as Vet. America has a practical monopoly of
cotton production Peace retgns universally
tSrouehout the world. Industrial and conf
merciai enterprise is unchecked and expanding
Next to foodstuffs. cotton is the most tmpor-
tant and necessary staple consumed py CIVIL
i~ed society. think II entirely probable that
before any effect upon consumption Is ap-
parent, cotton will be selling at 10 cents
hound in the South and doubt II the advance
viii stop there. II producers OF the article
are wise they will demand and obtain that
hgure. THEoDohE n FniCH'
adv.
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p,ilv Cotton Market

NEW ORLEANs-Tone. firm; sales, $500:
ordinary. 3-i6; good ordinary. i-l6; low
middling, 8 sic: middling. 8%; good mid
ding. 81; middling fair, ga; receipts. 2,o56;
stock, 4255.
GALVEsTON-Tone. easy; middling. 8 9-l6;
gross receipts. 8 $3.50; sales. 2,4oo: stock. &c.
SOL. -
NoRFoLK-Tone. Arm; middling. 81; gross
receipts. 70: sales, 8: stock, 1850
BALTIMORE-Tone, nominal; middling, y;
BosToNNTone. steady; middling. 9; net
ceipts. 80; gross. 27o.
wILMIGTON-Tone. frm middling. 9A;
PHiLADELPHIA-Tone. hrm middling. eas;
stock, i,7oo.
SAVANNAH-Tone. steady. middling, SIS.
gross receipts. $3.50; sales. 485: stock. 81
Sal am. ,u.
MoBILE-Tone. steady; middling. SA: gross
receipts. 237; sales. 200; stock. 3.3i6.
CHARLESTON-Tone, firm; middling. SS;
gross receipts. eo4; sales, 100: stock. 534.
NEW YOR-Tone. steady middling. 81: net
receipts so: gross. 1921; sales. .2S5: stock.
81 ass; exports to Great Britain. 2.o57: TO
the continent. 200.
Total today-Net receipts, 1875: exports
to rGeat Britain, 2,o57: TO the continent IT,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES receipts, 70 10; exports
to Great Britain. 77746: to tie continent. a.
o65 a,o
Total since Sept. let Nreceipts. So $50:
exports to rGeat Britain 7.746; to the con-
tinent. ,668.
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3. n. seals q Co.'S Cotton Letter.

INV Social Leased Wirsl
NEW ORLEANS. Sept 3.-IAerpooi evidently
entertained some apprehension Of what was to
happen today and was not snclined 10 be
caught slumbering such a stirring occasion.
pelivefses worked upward until an advance OF
G5k-64d had been established while spots man.
aged To improve I-32d. On this side Of the
Atlantic traders were occupied principally in
nndcrvoring TO forecast the bureau. Trading
was active at the start and grew voiuminousiy
when the August condition announced as
ngurtne an average Of 81. Prices SCARED to
@ so before realizing set In and while slight
reaction followed the un5ertone displayed Il
hrmness throughout the session. Closing quo
cations are l7@29 points higher than yester-
day.
As matter of fact. opinions vary respecting
the bureau report. as any number Of operators
can be found who believe that reports Of crop
damage materially exaggerated. yet there
ere many who after inspection of certain sec
items of the belt adhere to the view that the
condition Is correctly represented. 1t remains
now to be in what manner country Of
ferings will be extended, for upon the atti-
tnde OF interior holders will depend the stabil-
fly of prices for the near future. Recent de-
velopments- and surrounding features would
Reen encouraging enough to suggest moderation
ut least IN effecfing sales. ~
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WALL STREET REVIEW
ACCIDENT TO PRESIDENTIAL
PARTY FIGURES IN TRADING
List Underwent q General Recession
on Receipt Of the News--Re-
covery Followed the Ar
rival Of Details.

NEW YORK Sept. s.--The course Of the
stock market today was in marked CONTRAST 70
largely by different Influences. although Read.
ing and some OF the other coalers wno were
again well to the fore: Opening with re,
the list received what at FIRST threatened 70
be . serious setback on the early news OF the
more or less confictine were numerous and
the list underwent general recession, "a, As
the me masfes the greatest part
there was q marked decrease Of operations
sumed and the day a. a whole was the largest
In volume of the present season The last
.ssa an IN to- "a
n ns'vins esss hoods Tse adSsnse
ing the issex roads ~S sonsro y R.ssns
other reason advanced in explanation OF Penn d
s syonr mad. IL e. repors for the
on the lines directly operated BY Pennsylvania
over sST 'a ~s. 'a ne lines
west Of PttsousF and Erie show an increase
Of Of sss the
opened with material advance on heavy
transactions: The gain was .ln,cst entirely
became known subsequently: however. the
stock more than recovered this loss. selling
ne, Gain tcr sSs dsy Of more a Than point
transactions aEsregsting over 2e6 600 shares
The other Reading issues on moderate trading
made fractional gains. There were no ma
except in New Jersey Central. which declined
4 points. In the soft coal group Norfolk and
Western was the feature. the stock scoring
P,s sS.1 e. C. and 81 St. Louis on very Isst
transactions made net gain ov over points
and Chesapeake and Ohio in which operation.
were quite extensive also closed at a material
on the strike situation excited little comment
In many quarters the report was regarded as
distinctly favorable to the miners. Trading In
Reading had every indication OF competitive
buying and reports Of triangular contest In
vofving Pennsylvania, Morgan and Gould IN
terests were prevalent. Pennsylvania sharp
advance toward the close, a1ready referred TO-
gible came from any authoritative quarter
In addition to Reading common new high rec.
ords were made by Atchison. Baltimore and
Paul Detroit Southern preferred. North Ameri-
can. Wheeling and Lake Erie Sloss- shenield
steel issues. Southern Pacific and several less
conspicuous stocks MARKED M, s X0sn , was
Rock Island Denver and Rio Grande. Man
haitian, Sugar. Amalsamated and Anaconda
Coppers and International Power. On the curb
a new high record Monetary conditions con-
time satisfactory. although a fair amount OF
money was placed at per cent. The prevail
ing rate was eh per cent Reports from wash
any possible money stringency. In brief, there
promises to be abundant resources to meet
the crop movement. Contrary to expectations,
The bond market continued very active and
showed some irres1iaIsy On pseh ao sskng ,,ted
States bonds were all unchanged on the last
call.
Money! and Exchange.
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Aveilable supply of Grain.

NEW YORK, Sept Especial telegranhlc
and cable commun ct tions received by Brad
streets show the following changes in avail
able supplies compared with last account;
Wheat-United States and Canada. east of
the Rockies. increased so5. 900: afioat for and
in Europe increased q 100. COO; total sup
ply increased 2 eo9 600
Corn-Un ited States end Canada, east CT the
Rockies. decreased 423. 900
Oats-Cnted States and Canada, east CT the
Rockies. increase 9e2 600.
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Temperature changes generally slight ex-
cept day temperatures somewhat lower in Tex
as; rain in all districts. except Augusta and
Little Rock. varying from sprinkles in Charles
ton Savannah and Galveston districts to heavy
in Middle and Southern Mississippi
HEAVY RAINS-Natchez. Miss, %; Port
Gibson. Miss "a; Waynesboro, Miss. | so,
FRANK p. CHAFFEE,
S,~.E~a 4, ,...t,,- WcnInS IhIfr.iu
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Provisions
CORRECTED AUG. 81. IsV2.
Bacon NC.
Dry salted siies, loA@iic.
Iard-Tierces, leaf. Nc; compound. 61tc.
Meal-75c per bushel.
Oats-white. SOC; mixed. 4oc.
Corn-White. 82@e4c per bushel.
Sait-Liyerpool 81 sack; Virginia, $50:
Michigan, ESQ pound barrels. Si.76.
Butter-Jersey. 2o026c; Tennessee country.
l5c.
syrup-Fancy. 4oc; reboiled. soc.
Flour-Patent. S%0%.25 per barrel; straight
s3 65@375
suear-Granulated. &c; 7. c.. 4Sc; cut loaf.
cents.
Arrow Ties-4s lbs. SI.l5.
J,te Baggirg-2 lbs, 7h@7kc; ~ lbs.
07Nc.
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New York Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-Coffee-spot Rio
steady No 7 invoice 5%; mild hrm" Cor
sugaI~Raw. Arm; fair refining. 27s; cen
trifugal 90 test, 8 3-32; molasses sugar 29s'
refined firm. -
Coffee futures opened steady points lower
following the lead of somewhat easier Euro
pean markets and were quiet all day with
practically no change from the opening figure
on the call there was enough foreign and Wall
Street demand to give the market steadlness.
was light room selling on tho reaction theory.
The feature of the statistics was found IN
clearances Of $4,000 bags for the United
States and New York arrivals of ~ 9. 900 bags,
The market closed quiet, net sal points
lower. January showed the loss OF ~ points
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New Orleans Sugar

NEW ORLEANS. Sept 3. -SuEar-Strons
open kettle. 2I2G3 3-l6; open Kettle eensriis-
gal. 3ds%; centrifugal yellow 3'hGi4 o-Io'
MoiassesIBnil; centrifugal. 5ai5.
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Unless a widow goes into details with
every stranger she meets regarding her
husbands fatal illness. there Is a sus-
picion that he died insane.
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Naval Stores.

WILMINGTON. Sept. s.-Turpentine-Firm
Rosin-stesdy at 81. log !. Is: receipts, a37;
Crude turpentine-Firm at 81 40. SOU ana
TarLF'irm at 81. SO; receipts. %.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, Sept 3.-rhe dry goods mar
ket closed with 9 stronger tone following the
Government report on the cotton crop. Buy.
ers have been anxious to purchase ahead ana
sellers less willing to accept orders AZ cur
rent prices No open change In quotations.
Wooden goods are firm with fair demand.
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MARKS & GAYLE,
Cotton Merchants.
DAILY COTTON QUOTATIONS
FOR MONTGOMERY.
Based upon American standard classihca-
ton ana actual sales.
Our market. middlins. s7-IsesH.

The bureau report issued today makes the
condition OF the cotton crop "a. which is the
lowest on record. However, low figure was
expected and had been discounted by con-
siderable advance in the market before II APP
peared. which was followed by a further al
vance of s. to 20 points
Port receipts today. $4,000; same day last
year. 81 .334.
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murphy q Co.'S unc.) Cotton Letter.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The market opened
lH6 points higher for cotton. Liverpool advices
being fully up TO expectations and the alb
Herce OF confrmatory reports OF rains in Tex
III making shorts rather nervous. pending the
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ST LOUIS. Sept 3.-FloMr-s.eedy; new red
Winter patents, So. 1893. IS; extra fancy and
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SAVANNAH, Sept 3.-Turpentine-Firm at
Rosin~Firm: receipts, soI2; sales SOU 2 5eS;
s s1p" +. 81. ssM: g. 81 s7A: H sL7o;
I. ii g; X, $50: M. sa: N, sa.45; window
glass. So IS; water white. $3.65.
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Kan,as Civ Live stock

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 3.-Cattle.Receiptss
I 600 natives 5000 Texans; calves. 500
Texans 600 natives; corn-fed cattle STEADY:
calves, Western. steady to lower. quarantine
Choice expor and dressed beef
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Cash quotations were as follows:
No. spring wheat. 72d7a; No. 8, $50
7G 5sln Ne; 5sd 1., 77o.:eSS!.*:
No. 2 cats asHG2s; No. white. 32@s7h
Mess pork. per Dbl, sle;7oG Is75.
Short rib sides doose). SlQ. goa 1922
Dry sailed shoulders (boxedl, S$gS$
Short clear sides (boxed), 9%@ ioas
WhiskeY. basis OF high wines, Sl3l.
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New orlcan. Spot COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS Sept. 3.-During the first
part Of the day there was very little business
transacted IN the market for spot cotton.
eNither buyers nor factors showed much dis
position to trade. pending the receipt Of the
Government monthly report. When the report
was read placing the condition at "a. an I'M
precedentedly low level. factors at once ad-
vanced their prices. Sales, $500 bales, in
GLIDING 200 to arrive. Quotations ad-
vanced H.
In the contract market bureau day is al
ways exciting. no matter to what extent the
trade may previously discount Government
utterances. and today was no exception to
the rule. Between the call and the receipt Of
the bureau report there was considerable COW
ering by shorts and buying for the long ac-
count and prices moved back and forth fover-
ishly over q varying range fabout points
standing at u q. m. 1901 points above
last evenings closing record AT this lever
came the bureau report. which astonished OPP
orators on either side. Prices at once shot up
about 20 points and for timc the market
was wildly excited, but with the FIRST paroxysm
over, matters quieted down rapidly. the mar
Ike tclosing steady at net advances from yes
terdays prices Of points on September, 70
months.
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Indicates rise Indicates fall
River Forecast.
The Lower Coosa and Alabama will remain
nearly stationary tonight and THURSDAY and
rise slightly by Thursday night the Upper
Coosa will rise slowly during the next two
days.
Rains have occurred over most of the cot
ton belt and in Southern Florida. being heavy
in Middle and Southern Mississippi and mostly
due to depression on the Middle Gulf Coast
another depression over Lake Superior has
caused showery weather in that region Mime
sofa and Nebraska, while decidedly high ba
rometer area central over South Dakota and
spreading southw ard. is giving fair weather in
the ewst, with much colder in portions OF the
Dakotas; fair and cooler weather prevails In
the oNrtheast with a high barometer area
overhanging the New England coast
Cotton Region Bulletin.
IT, s. Department OF Agriculture.
Weather bureau
For the twenty four hours ending at q m,
18th Meridian time.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept 3.
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LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.

CHARLESTON. Sept. 3.-Turpentins and
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TIE MoNTGoMERY ADvERTIsER:

straight. e. esQs. 10. clear. s2.7o92.eo.
Dry saited meafs-steady; boxed e1tse snoru
and clear ribs sio.so: short clear. "a .,.r
Baeon--Steady: boxed extra shorts sno cieaT
rms ali 3SI; short clear, sit.7s.
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bureau report due at noon. Receipts promised
10 be heavy, but this made no impression on
the early market since further news OF de-
terioratIon was coming in by mail and wire.
especially from Texas The early weather bull
lefin Indicated no rain over night except to
small extent at vlcksburg. Montgomery and
Charleston. Firms who have been hesitating
have been wheeling into line since the crop
has failed to make the Roadway looked for;
IN fact. the August drought has been such
that the conclusion reached by best people IL
that anything more of crop than will be re-
qulred Is out Of the question and probably less
will be made. During the first half hour
prices rose 500 points on local covering
and Wall Street buying which more than or
set Liverpool selling. Liverpool closed 7
points higher and this helped to advance New
York I2@l4 points at the close Of the hrst
hour. The South was heavy buyer, especially
New Orleans. and when the bureau figures
were announced at noou, the market showed
,od points net advance. The bureau figures
Of "a against 81 last month and 1l;4 last
year caused general surprise, being much lower
than expected even by bulls Prices further
advanced at a rapid gate and shorts were de-
moralized. Port receipts. $4,000 against H.
600 last year.
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Cincinnati Provisions.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 3.-F1our-Quiet.
Lard-Quiet at SO. 30.
Eujk meats-steady at elo25.
Bacon-Steady at 81 so.
Whiskey-Active on basis OF SI.Si.
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Money and Exchange.

Money and Excnange
NEW YORK. Sept. 3.--Money on call firm at
41k6f6 per cent: closing bid and asked sq5hs.
Prime mercantile paper. 5d5h.
Sterling exchange steady at 466. 025q
a. sc. rs for demand and OF 4. S3.67594.94 for
so days.
Commercial bills. 483G4 s3.5.
Bar silver So; Mexican dollars. Al.
Government bonds. steady; State bonds, IN
active; railroad bonds. irregular.
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Local Cotton Market.
spot cotton In the local cotton market yes-
terday was quoted a. foiiowss
Middling and above (oew)..
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STATIONS OF MONT
GONERY DISTRICT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-19
FOR SALE BY
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO.,
no West Sixth Street.

8 lots and room house on West side
close in, city and cistern water. Easy
payments. 81, 400.
3 nice east front building lots on Har-
rison near Sd. $1,500.
Fine home on Monroe, gas and cleo
tric lights, bath, furnace, rooms, good
barn and east front lots. $1,000
8 room dwelling, gas. city and cistern
water, bath. Near 9Th and Monroe.
Easy terms, $500.
nice lots and room house, city and
cistern water, on Monroe. 81 500.
4 room dwelling and one lot on JET
ferson, 500.
east front lots and two room
dwellings on East side. VIII pay IN
Vestor - per cent. net. 81, 250.
Neat ! room dwelling and 2 lots, east
Of Santa Fe shops, $500.
room dwelling, city and sisteFn water,
good shade, fine corner, well located,
West side $500.
room dwelling, IL lots on Clay.
1000.
Z room dwelling, good barn and g
choice lots on West side blocks of
street car and Potwin school $3.50.
room dwelling and 8 lots on Fill
more 81 $50
corner lots. fine fruit. good shade.
neat room dwelling, on West street.
$1,000.
2 lots on Quincy and room dwelling
near 18th $500.
room dwelling and 1 acre of ground
on Chandler street. $500
ROGERS, DAVIS & co,
40 West Sixth
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w. NJ. FORBES.
REAL ESTATE.

s70o-Isarge r cot. l., good cell. well.
cist-.. fruit shade, porch, barn, Grand ave
.l5o-4 l., r, with basement, cist.'
8, i5o-5 r. cot. 2 l.. eel. well, eist.. city
W. barn. shade. fruit. Shawnee
$780, r, 50X565, water. barn, south side.
Sl.9do-5 r, l., eel. well, cist., barn, Har-
rison.
81 sos r h., fine J., cement eel. wen,
cist., barn. shade, Quincy, n. Top, close
to pavement; with 15k L. 81 200
s4.2ao-9 r, hne l., blocks heart city,
Two sedaiia. Mo-, houses exeh. for To-
peka.
Sl,000-6 r. I1k l., Kans ave, near 18th.
sS.le0-S r., modern West St, near Pot
sl,l5o-e r. 15k l.. barn. Lincoln St
1866 r., IL story, 2 tt, Polk near
Si75-z r. cot. l., E. 11th
$64o-5 r. brick, SA l., barn, well La2ay-
Houses in all parts at an prices.
We have some special bargains in lots,
very cheap on Fillmore. between Sth and
9th. Some between 7th and 8th. ~ near
18th and Clay. Lane, near 18TH Fine lots,
e. front on Underwood, special value, and
are agents for the various new tracts in
city
See our list before you buy a farm.
We have this week listed 20 900 acres
western land at 81 per acre.
Can on us for rental property loans and
insurance.
Tel. 392. 107 W. Seventh st.
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FOR SALE
w. c.. STEPHENSON &c CO.,
500 Kansas Avenue. Over Rigbys
CITY PR OPERTY

= cash. balance in monthly payments. A
snap Or will exchange for small cottage
at part purchase price.
. lots on Van Buren, St, east front, good
elevation, fine shade only blocks from
State house. Price $500 A sure bargain.
? story. rooms on Monroe st, between
Sd and 4th, front hall and stairs, gas and
gas fixtures, hard and soft water in pOr-
celain sink connected with sewer cellar
under all house. ? nice porches; $500 cash;
balance in monthly payments. 81 200 A
snap.
room cottage Chandler st, near Sd. east
front, coal she'd outbuildings, $500, on easy
terms
room house on Buchanan east 'front.'
near 9Th st. all modern conveuiences exc
cept heat. $500 cash. balance tiIne-a snap
g 100.
we. are agents for lots in Orchard and
Douthitt Place additions for sale on easy
terms from s100 to SS25 each. See US for
particulars
water. cellar good. barn, fine grape vine
yard etc. Price $500 Payment down,
balance time to suit purchaser
Money to loan on real estate security.
Fire and tornado insurance written at
lowest rates.
For further particulars call on
W C. STEPHENSON & CO.,
COver Rigby's.J Cos Kansas Ave
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FOR SALE
Modern room residence. steam heat.
bath closet, etc. large barn. lots. Polk
st. $3.50
Modern room residence. new polished
hard wood hoers extra hHe finish. east
front, Fillmore ST.. $3.50
room residence. large barn. 2 lots, To-
peka ave. and Huntoon st.. sz.ioo
room residence Taylor St. hard wood
finish. bath. closet. large barn. lots 81
800.
room new residence, hard wood finish.
east front. ~ lots. barn. $4,000.
room residence, barn, nice yard. east
front lots. sth ana western ave, $500.
room residence. hard wood finish. paved
St. blocks west of Kansas ave. for quick
sale. sl.7so.
room residence blocks south state
house. si.45o.
room cottage, 3 lots. Fillmore and sth
St. great snap. $l.7OO.
room residence. hard wood finish water
and sewer. gas. etc. lots, barn, 9Th and
West ST.. bargain, s. 75o.
room modern residence Monroe St.
rents 81. sell quick $500.
room cottage 4 blocks Kansas ave.
bath. etc. cheap. $3.50.
Nice home E. 4th st., $3.50.
Cottage Hancock St. $3.50
Two cottages JEFFERSON St. rent SIG. 81
$780,
Cottage on Madison, rent 1872; $780,
Lots .Sth and Fillmore. $500.
Lots Lane St. sewer, city water, $500
Lots Thurston Place $3.50
Lots Huhtoon and Dillon St., SIPS.
Lots corner 18th and West st. SIS
Be sure. and see us before you buy. We
can save you money.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO..
Phone 262 l2l West Firth st.