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INCREASE IN SWEEPING.
More Streets Will Be Kept Clean by
Machines

On and after August 1 next there will be
great increase in area of streets swept
daily by the machines. and It Is estimated
that the increase In cost will be almost
500 per day. A report to this effect was
made to Commissioner West today by J. T.
Twohey. superintendent OF the street
cleaning department. the latter stating that
under the present schedules some streets
are swept six times. some three times, some
twice and others once per week accord
ing to location and the amount of tr Life
passing over them. while under the new
schedules the main thoroughfares will be
swept six times per week, and other paved
streets three times.
At present the total area covered by ma
chino sweepers is 1.390.O53 square yards
and the new schedules will increase the
daily area to 1,s36,560 square yards. The
COST of machine sweeping under the exist
Ing schedules is $a1S-28 per day. After
August ! the daily cost viii be s417 So
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO. July 20.-The wheat market
opened easier today. chiefly because of
clear weather In the northwest, which
caused less apprehension of damage by
rust Liverpool was also easier. prices
there being down I'D. to sd
Trading was very small not only in the
wheat market. but In all other grains Sep
tember opened u to y lower. at IS to 1874
and sold at 7Sk
On extensive profit taking, September
corn was easy around SON. In sympathy
with corn, September oats were easy at 33h
September provisions opened quiet pork al
1T.60. lard at 900 and ribs at 935
Prices rallied somewhat near the middle
of the session, September advancing to TS%
Later, however. the market became verv
weak and September deciind to 77Iba7I%
The close was weak, with September Off a
at I7% -
The corn market became weaker as the
session advanced. September declining to
4D3s. The close was very weak and near the
bottom price of the day The final quota
tons on September were 11sa1A lower at
497sa50.
Close: Wheat-July. 7ek: September, TIN.
Corn-July. 49%; September 49Na5O
Oats-July. 34s; September. 32N.
Pork-September, 17.4o
Lard-Juiy. $50; September, $50
Ribs-July. 9.2I1z: September, e27h
Rye-September. 5sA.
FIax-Nothing doing.
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London Market Affected by Ruasia.

LONDON. July 2o.-With the exception OF
the American market. In which there was
an all-round recovery, the stock exchange
today was enveloped in gloom. The break
In Russians was held chiefly responsible for
this state of affairs. The new Russian loan
Is now quoted at per cent discount and
ccnsols lost half a point this morning ON
selling. principally by continental houses
The local fall in the price of the last Rus
sian loan Is taken to be an indication that
the issue was not~the big success It was
claimed to be at the time and that the loan
was not taken up by investors, when tbe
selling by spectators anxious to secure
the premium temporarily established. eom-
menced. Some of the big underwriters and
others chiefly Interested in the SUCCESS of
the issue may have been compelled 1t is
suggested to buy back more thar. they
could carry. The position has given rise to
all sorts of rumors. and. coupled With the
enormous losses resulting from The declines
of all Kaf1r stocks. has caused q marked
depression in all the markets.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 20.-The cotton market
opened barely steady at decline of to
8 points. in response to the break in the
London stock market and unfavorable re-
ports from Russia. Weather reports were
also considered more favorable and there
vas active selling here for both accounts.
Covering of recent SELLERS at the decline
and buying for the account Of leading bulls.
however, steadied the market around the
initial figures. and during ire middle of
the morning prices were to 8 points net
lower
Futures opened barely steady: July,
1923: August, 1918; September, 1927: Oc-
tober. 1873; November, 1924; December
10. Al: January. 1916; March. 1855
The market was quieter in the late morn
Ing, and prices held quite steady at a net
decline of about Gar points on the active
new crop months. while July was relatively
weak at net decline OF points and Au-
gust was only points net lower
spot. quiet, middling uplands Hoo; mid
ding gulf. 11.25
Estimated receipts at the ports today,
500 bales. against 3.217 last week and
lS19S last year For the week % coo bales
against 2l.636 last week and 1903 715 last
year. Today's receipts at New Orleans
liza bales, against 1882 last year and at
Houston 100 bales, against 3O68 last year
NEW YORK. July 20.-Cotton, spot closed
steady; nddling uplands HOO; middllng
gulf, n-25; sales, 100 bales.
Today's Cotton Summary.
Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. & Co. mem.
pers New York. New Orleans and Liverpool cotton
exchanges Washington office, No 1872 st.n.w,
maryland building. -.
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Government Securities.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
The List Of Entries for Tomorrow's
Events

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK. N.
Y. July 20.-Entries for Saturday, July 21:
First race: for two-year-old maidens: SELL
Ing; five and a half furlonas-Nerfolk. l02;
Crimson Clover, lo7; 'Mortibey. o. Narelle
10: Captain, 1O2; Colonel Jack i06; Gar
gantia. 1Q4; Belchamber. 1o7: Economy.
103; Athens 80: Incachee. 102: Soprano, 80:
Litrona. 90; Diebold. 105: stay There. "a;
Fish Hawk. 81. and DR.. Lee. 90.
Second race, the Curragh stakes, a stseple-
chase. for four-year-olds and up, selling,
short course. about two miles-Divider, 143:
Flying Virginian 1873; Phantom, 148; Pata-
gonian, 1856.
Third race. the Islip handicap, for three
year-olds and up, one mile and a furlong-
DishabiiIe. ia; Agile. III; Tokalon. lis;
Brancas. 101; Won Tronp 100 Ceder-
strome. 81: Coy Maid 90: Ballotta, a5.
Fourth race. the Neptune stakes. guar
anteed gross value, $500: for two-year-
ODDS; six furlongs-James Crawford, 107:
Berwick. 1U7; Don Enrique, 107; Water
Pearl. 127; Ballot, 125; Alethouse. 1O7; Mar
athon. 1oG.
Fifth race for three-year-olds and up
selling one mile and sixteenth
Veribest. 90: Telephone, 1e1; Gold Coin,
81; Lord Badge. 1oS: Evie Green. 81; Sa-
hara. 50: 'King Henry. IS: Merck 81; Mel
bourne Nominee, 81: Fiimnap 90. Dalyay
loS; Lackey, los; sSsr Caruthers. Sc. VIOLA
day. log; sKeidmore, 81; sChaik Hedrich
9S: CharIatan. 102.
Sixth race: for all ages: handicap: six
furiongs-Prince Hamburg $50; Bryan, 100:
Coincidence, 10S; Robin Hood. ia: Ayauuf.
Ger. 1o4; Handscarra. III; Sir Russell, IS:
Edna Jackson. 100: Kings Daughter, Id,
First Premium. 11S.
Seventh race. one and ofie-sixteenth miles
Riggs, OIL; 'R. F. Williams. Jog; PhaIanx
III: sThe Clown. ~: Mandarin, %; Hy-
perion. 100: Lady Ellison, 3d. Tyron, I07;
Varieties. 1903: Earl Rogers o.; .Azelina.
SO; Miss Rifle. e6: Orly III, ia; John Lyle
l0s; Klingsor. 1o2; Gold Badge. 50; Aque-
duct. 100.
Clear: track fast.
sApprentice allowances claimed
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NEW YORK COTTON. 8 Pm.
Liverpool Cotton Prices.

LIVERPOOL. July 20.-Cotton spot quiet :;
prices points lower; American milling
fair 6o7; good middling,6 .27; middling GOT:
low middl1ng. $50; good ordinary. 5e7; or
dirary. SAL The sales of the day were 5 90
bales. Of which 500 were for speculation and
export. and included 1890 American Re-
ceipts. 5000 bales including 1000 Ameri-
can. Futures opened easier and closed
steady; American middling g.o.c,, July,
oS2: July and August, 5.79a5S0; August and
September. 5.I1a5.72; September and Octo-
Der. $3.50: October and November, 5.61a.5. g.;
November and December, SCI; December
and January 5.61: January and February
5,62; February and March. sol: March and
Apri. 3.8oa566; April and May, 5.66a5.6T:
May and June, SOS.
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SCORED THE RICH.
Drastic Resolution Adopted by Wiscon-
sin Labor Union.

MADISON, Wis. July 20.-The Wisconsin
Federation of Labor today adopted reso-
luton that the public conscience has not
been appeased by gifts in the forms of uni
versities and libraries. and that no wrong
can be justified by the return to a plum
dered public of only part of theft. Ac-
cording to the resolution. public gifts from
the rich should not be accepted.
state of socialism is recommended In
stead. The resolution was adopted by a
vote of 81 to 13. Anoher resolution was
adopted condemning President Samuel
Gompers Of the American Federation Of
Labor because of his friendship with men
of wealth. Another resolution criticises
United States judges and asks that they be
elected instead of appointed. Revelations
OF corruption in the insurance world are
cited. and compulsory insurance, state or
national, is urged
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BULLS AND BEARS

Specia. Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 20.--If was expected
today that the Russian situation would be
the factor In the stock MARKET to which
the most attention would ~ given in the
next few days. 1t was generally conceded
that as q result the market would decline
moderately. but no serious price losses
were looked for Banking interests contin-
ued to take more hopeful View OF the
stock market. 30 far as conditions In this
country were concerned.
1t was generally acknowledged that
fair-sized demand for bonds must pr,.cede
a period of activity In the stock market.
The head of large banking house in this
city said that while as yet there was no
appreciable increase In the demand for
bonds. he had noted signs within the last
few days Of decidedly better conditions for
the bond market
He expected the Improvement to be slow.
but he confidently believed that from
this time on there would be q steadily In
creasfng demand for frst-ciass bonds. As
matter OF fact, representatives OF bond
houses said that although for many weeks
the bord market has practically been at q
standstfil, f1rst-class securities have not
been pressed for sale and whenever any one
wished to buy them 1t WAS necessary to bid
for them.
The information comes from good sources
that up to the close OF last week, II not
later. the Amalgamated directors were in
favor of placing the stock on a full per
cent basis by declaring quarterly dividend
or IA per cent So far, those who are In a
position to get good information on the
subject have not been able to learn why
the board decided to announce the dividend
yesterday In the same form that was used
three months ago.
X
1t was rumored again that plans wero
under way providing for the, purchase Of
the Toledo. st. Louis and Western rail-
read by the Lake Shore. The former prop
erty has been for sale for several years
and would have changed hands a year or
more ago IL the present owners had not de-
manded cash instead of an exchange of Sc
II they had not also demanded that the
minority shares be taken on the same terms
as their own.
According to reports from Pittsburg, a
syndicate composed of @. NJ. Schwab. Dom
aid b. Gillies.s Harry Ramsey, Charles f..
Knox and John Salsberry has taken a
group Of seventeen claims from Arthur
kunze at the Green Water Copper camp
fifty miles southwest Of Rhyolite, New. The
price for the property WIS $500 600 cash
and S00O0o shares of stock In a company
capitalized at 80 900 900, par 81. Ore running
80 to 81 per cent in copper has been piled
on the dump awaiting the coming of the
I Borax Smith railroad, which will pass with
In twelve miles of the camp.
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The World OF
Finance and Trade

Baltimore and Ohi6, H71
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 7zM
Canadian Paeific, 15eX
Central Leather. 3o3k
Chesapeake ii1d Ohio, b6xS.
Chicago Great Western. In.
Chicago, MI. and St Paul, 171L,.
Delaware and Hudson, 213.
Erie, common. Al
Erie, I'd preferred. 60.
Greene Copper. 21A.
International Paper. 1s1a.
Louisville and Nashville, 140M.
Missouri Pacific, OH.
New York, Ontario and Western, 49,
Northern Pacific, 2o0
Pacific Mall Steamship, 351s.-
Pennsylvania Railroad, 127L.
Peoples Gas of Chicago, S9Ia
Pressed Steel Car, 461f
Reading. 1231s.
Republic Steel and Iron. 26h.
Sloss- Sheffield Steel. TN.
Southern Pacific. TOA.
Southern Railway, 34A.
Tennessee Coal and Iron, $50
Union Pacific, 146 y.
L. S. Rubber, AN.
u. 5. Steel. ISL
u. S. Steel, pfd., 102 a.
Wisconsin Central pfd., 45.
BONDS.
United States Steel IS, 97h.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Nd. July 20.-wHEAT-Easier;
spot, contract 79a79A; spot. No. 2 red western
S1as1A: July. 79a79A; August. 7sSaTS1; Septenl.
ber 7sSsS Is S steamer No red T49a75; re-
outhern By sample, Gears; southern on grade
714aSOh.
CoRN-Dull and lower; spot. 56a58A July, SEA
56A; September 6Sa58A steamer mixed. 5SabsX !:
receipts ll,079 bushels exports. AZ, s57 bushels;
southern white corn. 5Sa6e southern yellow corn
57aa59h
OATS-Dun and lower; No 2 white IS asked: :
No. white. AZ asked; No. mixed, 4OL sales !:
receipts 2,540 bushels. -
RYE-Steady: No. western. export, e1ag1l5; re-
ceipts 200 bushels.
HAY-Firn, unchanged.
GRAIN FRE1GHTS-Steady, unchanged
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States Dairymen Adjourn.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 20.-After COM
plotting its list OF officers the convention of
the dairy commissioners of the states was
adjourned this afternoon. 1t was decided
to name the body the Association of State
and National Dairy and Food Departments
E. F. Ladd of North Dakota was chosen
first vice president. e. w Burke OF Wyom-
ing second vice president, H. e. Schukmect
of Illinois; third vice president and G. K.
Bruner Of North Carolina treasurer The
place of next years meeting will be de-
cided by the committee
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ATTEMPT TO UPSET WILL.
London Court Reserved Decision in
Hopper Case.

LONDON. July 20.-The judicial commit
tee of the privy council has concluded Its
hearing of the appeals of Dunsmuir versus
Dunsmuir and Hopper verses Dunsmuir
against the decision of the supreme court
OF Canada. Judgment was reserved.
The appeals to the privy council are the
result of the suit OF Edna Wallace Hopper
to break the will of the late Alexander
Dunsmufr. her stepfather. in which his
brother, James Dunsmuir. former premier
OF British Columbia. was the principal 1ega-
tee. The suit Is based on the allegation that
James Dunsmuir unduiy influenced his
brother to procure the latter's fortune for
himself. ignoring the rights of other rela-
tves. The defendants mother Joined in the
attempt to upset the Will.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-20
BUTTE MILLS BURNED.
New York Property Destroyed
Loss elo5 600.

BUTTE. Mon. July 2o.-The mills of the
Montana Zinc Company. q New York cor
poration. were destroyed to-day by fire that
started from defective electric wire The
plant was in tha old silver mill OF the
Alice Mining Company. the oldest. mill of
the kind standing In the state. <
The total loss Il t106000, with Insurance
of $4,000 e. B. Wisner of New York h
president OF the zinc company The IRE
could not be fou9at owing to tbs lack OF
water.
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Injured by Ice Wagon.

Stephen Golden. colored. ten years of age,
was a patient at the Emergency Hospital
this morning. He was suffering from In
jr.ries to both legs. The boy, whose home
is at 492 L street southwest, was run over
by an Ice wagon while In the vicinity of
ID and c streets southwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-20
Glidden Auto TOURISTS.

MONTREAL. July ao.-The GIidden au-
ton,obile tourists left today for Three
Rivers sevsnty-one cars went out. of
which forty-five are competing fer the
Glidden and seven for the Den,ing trophy
Tonight short steamer excursion has
been arranged for them at Three Rivers
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THE FOREIGN BANKS.

PARIS. July 2o.-Three per cent rentes 90
francs: S71a centimes for the account.
Exchange on London, rs francs; Is CEN
times for checks. as
BERLIN, July 20.-Exchange on London,
20 marks 46ta pfennnigs for checks
Discount rates: Short and three months
bills. 81 per cent.
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Fine of Fifty Dollars

What sort Of a man are you to strike a
woman Judge Kimban asked in the Po-
hce Court today of Clarence Patterson. COL
ored. charged with assault The defendant
admitted that he struck Queen Waller A
nne OF 800 was imposed, with $50 days In
jail in default
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-20
Heat Prostitution

Mrs Belle Tracy. whose age was given
as Einety-fve years. was taken sick near
7th and F streets northwest this afternoon
from heat prostitution. She lives at so Al
street northeast and was removed there
In a patrol wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-20
Murder Suspect Ace,,,itted

Mr.. Caughy. United States consul at Mes
sina. cabled the State Department today
that Carmelo Grilio, arrested at Messina for
murder committed in Johnstown, Pa, has
been acquitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-20
Washington Stock Exchange.

sales.-Regular call. IL O'Clock noon-Capitai
traction. 70 at 142h. ! at 1421s. 10 at 142t:
Washington Rwy. and Elec pfd.. rs at S8H.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, 10 at eOA.
Mergenthaler Linotype, at 1885,, 10 at 194h.
National City Bank. at 134E, 10 at 134E, 10
at 1S4N, 10 at 1874
Metropolitan National Bank 10 at 800 10 at
S32. 40 at 332h. 10 at 1888. 10 at 333. 10 ut ASSN
10 at 1881. 10 at $685., 10 at 334h, 100 at 1885,
Realty Appraisal Agency 5 at 20h.
After cnll-Greene Copper. at 21M 20 at 21h.
u s. Elec 1t cert. $5.o00 at 1ol'4
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Five Crop Reports
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by W. B. Hibba & Co. bankers
and brokers, 1419 F street, members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock
exchange and Chicago board OF trade.
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SOME NOTEWORTHY ADVANCES
snscinl Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 20.-Initial transac-
tions in this mornings stock market were
effected at slight concessions from yester-
days closing figures. the reactionary move
1nent being wholly in sympathy with the
course OF prices upon the London Stock
Exchange.
The stock market there was rather Sc
riously disturbed because of very sharp
decline in Russian securities and a sympa-
thetlc break of half a point In consols 1t
will be hardly necessary to refer at any
length in this place to the reasons for the
weakness In Russian securities.
Heavy selling of Russian bonds and OF
other securities for French account was re-
ported in the London market. and Amer
can stocks participated In the general
course OF prices there. Late in the business
session some recovery occurred. in which
Russian securities shared to a small ex-
tent. -,
Operations for foreign account In this
market were represented by the sale OF
about y 900 shares.
| The decline In the local stock market was
nothing more than momentarily prices raj
I lying from the outset, and making with the
! course of the day a number of noteworthy
advances.
Enlarged Business Volume.
The dealings were In enlarged volume as
compared with yesterdays total. and there
was very fair distribution Of activity
apparent. Apart from the prospects for
a very favorable bank statement tomor-
row there was little to be adduced In
connection with the markets course, which
appeared to be chiefly a renewal OF the
movement toward higher figures which has
been in progress now for over week.
AS was to be expected. in view OF the
fairly continued Use In prices there was
some increase In the business of cornmis-
sion houses. Further covering of short
contracts was also observed, and appar-
emily the pools in various stocks felt suf-
fciently encouraged to resume manipu-
lative operations in their specialties.
The preliminary estimates of the princi-
pal movements in currency during the
week indicated a net gain In actual cash
by the banks of more than s6.o00.o0O. The
larger part of this derived from
the transactions between the banks and
the subtreasury. but very considerable
proportion OF the total represented direct
receipts from the interior. The sub
treasury was again a large debtor at to-
days clearing house settlement, and this
will also figure to some extent In tomor-
rows bank return.
Five Crop Reports
Money market and foreign exchange con-
dItions remained upon recent levels. Ad-
vices respecting the progress Of the crops
were all that could be desired. and the
commodity markets were generally heavy
Aside from rumors Of one description or
novel, there was little to be said with re-
card 20 the dealings In particular stocks
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Grain and Provisions Summary
Liverpool Grain Prices

LIVERPOOL, July 2o.-Wheat: Spot
nominal; futures steady; July, es 7Sd;
September, Is. I'D; December. Is. T@d
Corn: Spot quiet: American mixed new.
4s- ID: futures quiet: July As. SID Sep
TENDER, As. Esd.
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Philadelphia stock Exchange.

bers New York. New Orleans and Liverpool cotton
exchanges. Washington snics. No. 1912 Il St INV
MARYLAND hnilding1. q
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Russian Bourse on Verge of Panic

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2o.-The bourse
was on the verge of panic today. In spite
of some efforts to support the market i'm
perial tours fell point. to 72h, the lowest
point touched since the October rising I'M
perial fves. closed 84h.
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Today's CONTINENT Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. $672 .222: government receipts
from internal revenue. $Ss9. 208; customs,
SSa3,266: miscellaneous, SD, sos; expendi-
lures. 81, 43O. eco.
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Reactionary Movement Marked
Today'S Prices.
SYMPATHY WITH LONDON
Declines at Opening We're Only
Momentary.
SOME NOTEWORTHY ADVANCES
Dealings Enlarged Over Yesterday
Increased Commission Business
Currency Movements.
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CURB QUOTATIONS

Furnished by F.. r. Chapman & Co. tG b. Chin
man, uaanager>. members New York stock EXCHANGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-20

Neglect of the bond list in the days rec
ord simply illustrates the fact that there
are days when the investing public will
hand or even, with local stocks which. con-
siderfng the meager record. are not par
ticu(az1y enticinE in Investment way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-20

Mitchell mining was not considered. an
Greene Copper was only in evidence to tn
extent of twenty five shares at PIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-20

Closing Quotations.
At the close of the stock market the fol-
lowing stocks had changed in price since
above quotations, there being 40 change In
the others:
Amalgarnated Copper. 9TZs
American Locomotive, TOY
American Smelling 145k
Anaconda, 24674
Atchison. Top. & S. Fe, $50
Atlantic Coast Line, 18TH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-20

CITY National was steady and there VIA
tair demand for quotation lots at 134A 4
13iH. >.