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shelter I'm the locality where he left
the electric train, and made the ac-
qua1ntance Of the person or persons re-
spOnsible for his death.
Stories Conflict.
Accepting the Identification OF Captain
Atkinson as complete. however, there
are those who believe Schultz could
have met the three men with whom he
was seen, wherever he spent Friday
night. and ridden back into Alexandria
with them on Saturday
This is the deduction favored by the
men working on the case. From the few
facts in their possession they are dis
posed 10 believe that Schultz came to
Washington for tho inauguration. went
over to Alexandria on Friday, drank
heavily. boarded an electric train TO
reach a Chesapeake and Ohio
train, alighted at St Elmo,
with or without the negro who
put him aboard. That he spent the
night with the negro or with other
strangers whom he might have en-
.lcOuntered. came into Alexandria again
on Saturday with three OF the strangers,
one OF whom had red hair, was lured
10 some place and murdered, and his
BODY carried TO the spot where II was
found, the object beng robbery.
Shaffer's Flowers Keep Their Beauty
longest because they are fresh-cut. 14th&L
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THE BEST REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.

Twas severely troubled with Rhe Imatisn.
had Il In ray knees, legs and ankles and any one who
has ever lad Rheumatism knows how circulating
the pain is and how it interferes with ct work.
l was truly IN bad shaPe-having been bothered
With it for ten years, of and on. physician ad-
1ysed me 70 use S. s. S. did 90. After taking
a few bottles noticed the soreness and pain were
greatly reduced. / continued the medicine and was
Thoroughly cured; all pain, soreness and indamma-
ton gone recommend S. S. S. to all Rheumatic
sufferers. ]. Z. AGEEW.
600 East Gambler ST. Mt. Vernon, o.
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OFTEN CONFINED TO FBD.

For several years would be completely broken
down with Rheuma tism IN all the bones and joins
Of my BODY. was several times confined to my
bed for weeks and weeks. The pain was exCrutiat-
ing and was fearful that was going 20 become
hopeless cripple. About three years ago J CON-
Inenced the use OF s. S. S. and commenced toirn-
prove from the first Icontinued the medicine until
got my blood pure and the Rheumatism was en-
tirely cured Since S. S. S. restored TO health
have not had an ache or pain. LUCY CARR.
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NFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM.

newport News Va
Last summer while recovering from illness of
fever had a severe attack Of infammatoTy rheu-
matisru in the knees from which Twas unable 10
leave nv room for several months. l was treated
by two doctors and also tired different kinds Of lin
iIlent and medicines which seemed TO relieve ne
from pain for awhile, but at the same time was
not any nearer getting well. One day while Iead-
ing paper saw an advertisement OF s. s. s. for
Rheumatism. ] decided 70 give IL a trial, which
did at once. After had taken few bottles felt
great deal better and stn continued 70 take II
regularly pntil l was entirely curei. now feel
better than have for years and 1 do cheerful1y
recommend S. S. s. TO any one suffering fTom Rheu-
matism. CHAS. z. Gl1DERSLEEVE.
obs 57nd Street.
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HELPLESS FROM RHEUMATISM.

Twas terribly afflicted with Rheumatism for
eighteen months and during my Ia kness tried the
skill of many good physicians, al Of whom pro-
nOunced my case hopeless. was for year In such
helpless condition thatI was unable 10 dress or
feed myself. had filled at different times ffty
two prescriptions suggested by friends, none Of
them giving me any relief. finally decided TO in
clude S. S. S. IN my list, and took the first dose
while hobbling about on clutches. After taking
two bottles Hound so much relief was able to
Inquish the use Of one cTutch, ana faithful con-
tinuance Of the medicine relieved me Of the other
crutch and shortly afterwards enabled To 20 to
my work, at which have been ever since. i have
had no return Of symptoms Of Rheumatism, al
though this was five years ago.
Yours very truly, ]. O'mALdEY.
PISS n. Senate Ave. Indianapolis, Ind.
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GUIDES Flowers Prize Winners.
They carry off all hOnors for beauty
and lasting qualities. 1914 F.-Adyt.
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necessary 10 sustain our
bodies. Th2 disease is
caused by an excess Of uric
acid in the blood, which
gets into the circulation be-
cause of indigestion, con-
Stipation, weak kidney &C
ton, and other Irregular
ties Of the system, which
are sometimes considered
OF no importance. This
uric acid produces an in
famed and acrid condition
of the blood, and the cir
ulation, instead Of nouriSh-
ing the different portions Of
the body, continually de-
posts into the nerves,
muscles, joints and bones
the irritating pain-prOduc-
ing acid VIII which If is
filed. Then follow the
painful and torturing Syrp-
toms Of Rheumatism. The
very life and vitality of the
blood is being deSToyedb by
the uric acid poison, and
every muscle, nerve and
sinew Of the body suffers
in consequence.
We do not claim for
S. S. S. that it is anything
more than a irSt-claSS blood
purifier and tonic, and that
is all you need to cure
Rheumatism. Ii is true
that liniments, plasters, end
other external applications,
often temporarily relieve
the pain and agony of the
disease, and il is well
enough to use them for the
comfort they afford, but
such treatment does not
reach the seat of the trouble
and OF course can have no
permanent good effect. S.
cause it purifes the blood.
moves the excessive uric
vitalizes this life-giving sire
the system instead OF gradt
the joints by destroying the
poison. Rheumatism IS a
it puriRes the blood. Bo'
vice free to all who write.
THE
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800.
CURES RHEUMATISM

In this short talk want TO tell something about the cause
of Rheumatism, and what for its We hope to
be able show you exactly what brings the disease about and then
tell ycu in plain honest way just why s. S 5. it.
Rheumatism really an internal inammaion-a diseased con-
don of the blood cells which supply the nouShment nd strength
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S. S. cures Rheumatism permanently be-
1t goes down into the circulation, re-
acid from the blood, puriheS and re-
m and causes if to nouriSh and strengthen
ally hardening the muscles and stiffening
natural oils and fluids with this uric acid
lood disease and S. S. S. cures itbecauSe
k on Rheumatism and any medical adj
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ga.
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shelter in the locality where he left
the electric train, and made the &C
quaintance Of the person or persons re-
spOnSible for hig death
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Shaffer's Flowers Keep Their Beauty
longest because they are fresh-cut. 14th&L
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Woodrdge-Nancy L. Campbell e. VIZ. Robert 4
20 Janet l. rorhert. iot s. block N Sc
g street northwest. between Iwentv-ssc1rd ard
Twsnty-third streets-EIlsn Rupert 70 Gustav
Ruppcr. part original lots : and &. SQUARE 81.
SIG Fourteenth street northwcst-Grhert A Cart
e uE % allen G. Clark. Hsury p. Blair and
William e Rapley. trustees. lot e. s1uzre Z3o.
80 street northwest 1871 Fourth stree. n5rfh-
west. and Third street northwest betEssa 0 ana
strEets-katharinG Miller 70 Catherine A.
Miller. lct g. square SIS. and lots So. e. e.
ard p. square so. SO
street northeast, between Fiftseath and Sixteenth
streets-John q. De.chEnann e u. % Clarence
z. and Annette L Kssfs. lot S. square l17o. SO.
West Holnead Nanor-Andrew A. Li1scmb and
William Il. Saunders. Justees. 10 Harry B.
Wilson. lots 70 2. block !. and al block 4
Sc
PadsEorth-GeozEs C. P,-mphrey et Tx. 70 Cora II.
Cole. lot 8. square IS SIC
Rsndle Highlands-Saticual Savings and Trust
Company. trustees. 20 Louis Le Van Baker and
Charles D. Campbell lots and %. block s542
Counecticut Avenue Te7nce-Fulion P. Gordon e.
II. 70 Brayc0n n. Ransom. lots a and s. sguz-s
l-B sEs
Chevy Chsse-sa-s to Frazkie n. Evszs. lots 3
and g. square $50. SE. The Cae7y Chase
Lan4 Compsny % Howard A Coomls. lots 2
and O. slgare 1856. SO.
Padsworth-George C. PC-phrey e. " % AIbe-t
7. NcGrisgsn. lot q square 1s6 81
uo9 n street northwsst-E. h. Miller e a. %
Adele g. Hensley. ln- 8 square 81 50
Between 7 and y Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets northwest-Dlther l. apple e. u. % J.
Bradley Tauner. p1rta lots "a Ard Is. square
81 So
Washington Heights-Leo Sinmors e u1 % Alo--
70 o. Bliss. lots Is and 7. block 3 50
Ninth street southeast. between street and North
Carolina aVcnue-Srllulan J. McCathun. e Tx.
% Anna x. Van Horn. lo- 5. square SO. sc
Woudiey Psrk-Eunalls Waggauzn e III. to Fo-es;
81 CrosthEaite. iot So block 3. Sl
0 street northwest between Tsrentieth ard Twenty
hrst strerts-Sat.onAl Ssvings ard Ir1s- Com
pEny. trustee. 70 Sarah Va. \. Leona-5 lot 2
and parts lots p and a. square g. E258
Sl-lh ". y. Leonsrd 70 Sa-zh Z Ta3t. same
la-d. SO
Saul's Addition--B- Frzncis saEi e a. 70 AIslvin
II. Herman. lot 6. square E22l So sans q
sane. lc- q square - SIC
Between ard G. Eighth and Ninth s--ects south
elst-Gecrge c. PEnphuey e. II % Enua
EurnshaT. lot IL square sl7 So
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New yo-k. June So-sUGAR-The market for -
fined Was dull Arbuckle Bros quoted q list basis e
As fo- ane g-anulated IN barrels. but are selling
some Sugzrs on hand at As net. less : Der cent
fer cash. The Federal quotes 80 FOR grAnulzted
less I pe- cent: other reAne-s name sS net. less
1 per cent Some suEar for July shipnsnt FROM
Cuba Is offered a. "a basis s5 test. cost and
freight equal 10 3s6. duty paid. bu- refners are
nos interesting themselves on those terms TIE
London m1rkec for beet sugar vas Sd lower FOR
July bur otherwise unchanged Local uricrs for
raw sugar were quoted follows: Cenrrfugal
9S test, 392; Muscovado. So test. 34Z
BUTTER-Flrm- Receipts. 2. II Creamery extra
.. State dairy, ubs. 2oa25; imitation hrst. p
EGGS-Fimer. Receipts. l9ss5. Nearby white,
fancy, &a2S; do. mixed. fancy, 25a2S; fresh frsts
2laZ3
MILL FEED-Inaetivs and lower. Spring bran.
l00b. sacks. 70 arrive. 2.6O; standard 2is0; city
bran. I'D; new winter, for July-Aususs, &s0.
OATS-Flat and iheless. No. 2 white, 62a6gs :
No 3. white 6oiis6l: No 4 white, 5e51as0; natural
clipped. white. On tracks. 6oa66
FLoCR-Insetive business. sp-ins patents, SIS;
winter straight, s5oa6.6o: clears. 570a5so; Kansas
straight In seSks S75ssoo; Ksnsss clear, 600as 6
RYE FLOCR-Stesdy; snail business Coed 70
choice tran quoted AZ A51a50o.
CORN AEAL-Steady; supply is meager. KIN
dried, fw export as5aSso5 coarse neal. II baEA
L57al99
HAY-Rsceipts. l.2aO tons Quiet business Prime
timothy, 100; No. /, s2as5; No. 2 s5as0i No s.
75aso.
sTRAw-Reoeipts. % tons Market dun and rat
Long re Ls0.
BEEF-Steady; dealings moderate. Family. I250a
400; packet. l9elaiZo1
PoRK-steady; supply is small Ness. z.OoA
60; family. 2LD0a2G
TALLOW-stezdy; dull trade City, ~
LARD-Steady. Prime Western, l2G5; city, 100;
fined Brazilian. kegs l225; lard stearine duh ;
New York lSiz; Chicago. nominal
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Business We decidedly active yesterday
on the local Stock Exchange, and while
bonds. traction shares. and Gas were
most il evidence. the trading was well
distributed over the list A new stock
was listed. ard the board went into ex-
ecutive session at the close 10 thrash out
some matters OF difference OF opinion be-
tween the chairman and the members.
The old stand-bys. Washington Railway
Is and Electric consolidation IS we're the
bonds traded IN, the record bearing 5000
OF the former and 5000 OF the latter. The
railway bonds sold at fractions above s.
and the consolidation bonds al 195-
Washington Railway preferred came
out freely on bids from 9O1s 10 81 and
back again 10 s0ss The higher price be-
ing for small broken lots where the
brokers were willing 70 pay a good rate
for them About $50 shares were sold.
Washington Gas resumed It's bull move
ment at p on regular call, when 40
shares were taken by the supporting
broker. After call. IS shares were picked
up at higher prices, 1p 10 q, which was
paid for a single share.
Mergenthaler sold at 20s and fraction
better. and Lsnston went to the record al
15lz
The bank shares were IN good demand.
no less than four OF the list figuring in
the trading, all IN quotation lots az cur
rent prices
The shares Of the East Washington
Savings Bank we're listed on the board.
In the announcement accompanying the
application for listing it Is stated that the
bank has a capital stock Of 100000 with
shares az so each The stock IS listed in
100-share lots
Richard Claughton. treasurer OF the
United States Trust Company. is about 20
take a well-earned vacation. He viii take
a trip 70 the Pacific Coast and be gone
from Washington about month.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, June 2.-BioDey on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened AZ IA pr cent: highest ?
rT cent; lowest, IA peT cent: closing ~ Der cent
Most of tie days loans were made AZ "a psF cent
Tine money was offered with some Hberality, but
sill met With a rather light demand. Rates: 2a25S
per cent for sixty days. 25ts2ia PCT cent foT
ninety days; 2zat per cent for four 20 i've months;
5sa5iA psr cent FOR loans Of January maturity and
5ikaS& per cent for February maturity The mar
ket showed no new characteristics displaying the
same excess supply over demand The market vas
not however. exactly soft e. Institutions are not
disposed 70 press oderinES
The market Tor sterling was quiet to-day but
there was a renewal Of the recent frm tone and
rates advanced 5 70 70 points Rates FOR actual
business closed follows: Sixty days s6s5a4 s65
demand. 4s5loa4 ssl5; cables. AS555a4 $50 Conmer-
eisl bills 4s54s for ninety days. and As5a4s5k
for sixty days: four IS; grain. AssA- Grain and
cotton bills were still in meaEer supply.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hfbbs 4 Co,
members Of the Chicago Board q Trade. Hibos
Buileing 7Z5 Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. June Ze.-Tdeal wcathsr for harvesting
inspired fresh bear raid on -, % today whiCA
resulted IL material declines following advances a.
the opening TIE nrnnsss az tie start vas due %
an unexpected advance az Liverpool. based o. u
flEorAbls weather Conditions II Franoe. Germany.
and Hungary. The weather nap showed clear
weather generally throughout the interior States and
the of1cial prediction FOR ooutinuance of Ike
conditions
Prospects a greatly increased receipts q wheat
also prompted selling The greatest selling pres
sure On July. and tbs option declined nearly
1 cent early. but prices took an upward swing in
the late trading the market closing very strong.
Declines of more than I cent marked early
trading n the CO-n pit The slump vas due 70
general selling brought out By favorable crop con
ditions and BY larger receipts than had been esti-
mated.
Oats we're weak on liberal Railing sales. based
on the favorable weather for the growing crop.
Provisions were quiet and easy. 4 scent de-
cline in live hogs was bearish factor.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. June 2s.-Wheat to-day was Arm; co-n.
easy; oats. drll; rye. nominal. and -four quiet.
WHEAT-July. LIS; August Ll6it: September.
Ll64; receipts. I25s bushels; new Southern b sam
lie S7aI.I6
CORN-spot contract. 75ss; July. Tssa75ss; re-
ceipts. 9s7s bushels
OATS-stcck IN elevators, 5s.7l7 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. SSH bushels White No 2
6lisa62; do, No. 8 6o5zasl; do No T. 5s5kas9;
mixed. No ?. 5s15aS0; do. No. 3, 5Siza59: do, No
4, 57ila5s
Western ne. export 60 bag lots as 70 quality znd
condition S5a92
FGOUR-Wintsr extra, 5.5oa5To; do. clear. ana
e55; do straight, e7oa6.s5; do. patent. Tooa7lo;
patent s45as-7O: City Mills best patent. 10. 40
high-grade patent. 20; do. high-grade st-aight
no; do. choice family. s55: do. extra 6Ooa5l IS;
rye -four. medium 20 choice. A6oaz-s5: corn neal
per 100 lbs, LsoaL9a
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- quoted ID Nhole.ala.l


/ BUTTER-Creame-y, fancy, 2; western hrsts
Z6a35z: seconds. q: process fancy Es24: fair I,
/ Eood. uaZ2 dsiry, choice, 9aA; good, 70; store
packed. fresh. q.
/ CHEEsE-NeW York State factory, fancy nats
lasal5: do. small. l5al55si do. large lazsl4g.
| EGGS-Nenr-by choice, free cases, 2liz: do n
1 turnabic csses, q; West virginia and Southerr
West Virginia free cases. 2sz do neturnabe cases
( 20; Tennessee free cases Dz: do. returnabls
cases, %; North Carolina. free casss ls5s; do 70
turnabe cases, l9.
LIVE POULTRY-Chiekens, 2la2; spring. zsz
hens Is: ROSTERS, s; ducks. larse 9aII do, snail
ea7 springs. HaB; geese. 6s7; do fancy Sale; tur-
keys. toms l2aloi do. hens. "A; turkeys, thin. TO-
keats l0nlL
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkeys. choice. undrnwn.
hens I5ai6; do. average und-zEn. l5a16; d. thin
"a chickens. 9a25; hens l73s; roosters. y; ducks
l0al2: geese 6ale
DRESSED MEATs-HAms. country. uger cured.
IZssaI5.
VEGETABLEs-Potatoes. per bbl.. 3Ooa3 z do.
per bus. LZaL5o: Jams. per bbl. L75a25O; aspara-
g1s. per doz. L25azD; cabbage. per bbL. crate.
50aT5: celery. Florida, pez crate 2O0a250; cuc1m-
bers Der bas.. I5al-50; lettuce. home grOwu bbl
5oa75; onions Bermuda, per crate. Us; Texas. per
crate L25al-s5; Peppers. FloTida. Der carrier, L0oa
l.50; string beans. per bas.. soa75; tomatoes per
box L5oa2O0; tomatoes. choke. LOO: rhubarb. doz,
S; beets. bunch. 3a5; pess bas.. 75aL5.
GREEN FItUIIS-Apples. loose. Der bbl, 20oe
rs peaches. Per box, LOosl.5o; do. common 50a75;
oranges. Florida. bright. per box. a0Oas.sO; do
California naysis. per box, 2T5a3z5; grape fruit.
Florida. per box. S5os5.o0; lemons Sicily per boz
275a3Z5: strawberries, Per Ct, 3a5; blaekberries,
North Carolina. 5as; pineapples. Florida per crate
L75aL2
DRIED FRUITs-Arples. sliced fancy, 4; do.
sliced bright, 81: cherries, 2; blgckbeEnes, 4;
Whortieoerries. 10; raspberries. z
GRAIN-Wheat, Southern. on grade Ls5al l7;
ne 81 corn shelled, white. s6G9z; d. yellow, ssa
g: new ear 4ieaA50; oats Western white No 2
s0a7a; old mixed, Sass.
sUNDRIEs- -Beeswax, @; tan0v, 6a51s ginseng,
per b. 5O0a55o; seneca, per h. 90; golden seal,
soas5: pink, i2ali; mandrake. ~: snake root s.
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol. wssaed. free Of blrs
per b. p; do. uuwashed. free of burs, per H.
g; do, bury per ID. Sa2s; hides. green. per IL
Il: do. dry. per b. lsal6; sheep skins. green
each. 5aioo DO. dry, each. 2SzS0; calf skins green
each. LO0zl.A
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BATHING BEACH INSPECTED.
COmmissioner West Pleased with
the Facilities.

Commissioner West, accompanied d..
W E Hudson. superintendent of the
bathing beach, on q tour OF inspection
yesterday 70 see the new and extensive
Improvements that have been made %
that public comfort and sanitary neces-
sity
The drowning OF 50 many men and
boys in the river channel recently" said
Commissioner West, ''foreefully shows
the necessity for better swimming IA
cillties for men and boys. Recently
noticed men and boys swimming in the
deep channel al Georgetown. and az the
Arsenal Point Both locations are dan
geroUs. and swimming facilities by add
tional bathing beaches should be estab-
lished 70 keep the boys out OF the danger
OF deep and treacherous channels"
After returning 10 the Municipal Build
Ing Commissioner West expressed him
self as highly pleased with Improvements
made az the beach, which VIII open
July i
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. June 2s-ouotatIo1s establisasd BY rSs
Baltimore Fuf and 7roducs ASSOCIATION are a.
fellows:
BUTTER-C-sansry. separator. por h. 81 lz1-
tatior IT, 2z2s. prints. 3s-lb-. per 10. 8.Ss Do.
lib. per III 2a1s: blocks. 2la- per p. Sa1s;
dairy p-inss, Maryland. Pennsylvania, and FiEEEls.
per h i6aI7: virginia ard West Virgtria- store
s4cked pz- ID. Iss1: Ohio. storepscked. per h.
-; nearly rolls per b. lss; Ohio rolls. per d.
lss West Virginia rolls. per b. Ia
ECGS-0farylznd. Pennsylvania, and nearby nrsta.
per 5oz Il Eastern Shore. Maryland. ard Virginia.
pe- doz-, q; Western arsts. Fer coz- q; Wesr VIZ
giriz. per do1-. 4
LIVE PoUETRY-Old hens. hesTy-EsiEht. peT n.
IS spring chiszens. large. H IbA and over. per
ID. z42i; DO. snail. PEI lh. ua1; duckN pe-
H. u: d.. white PekinS. per 10. p; spying ducks.
lbs- and oTer. pe- o. l4al5s pgsols. young psr
pair, IS do, Cd ps- pair. 3a75; gsinsa fowls Cd
> each
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

J. J hampton Company has sold for
Harry Wardman 10 2 A Simpson the
Beauclaire apartment house 81 1870
Eighteenth street northwest, for $500
The Beauclaire is & new building, having
been completed by BIr. Wsrdmau about
SIX months ago from plans prepared BY
A. Il. Beers. II IS four stories high and
contains cwenty-foUr apartments. Il com
mands an annual rental OF s. $50 II stands
on & lot 10 by Is5, and IS one OF TIE bet
ter class apartments Of the city.
The two-story brick residence at 6s
street northeast has been sold Through
the ofice OF shannon & Luchs 20 Mrs
Mary Menzies. The property contains six
rooms and bath The consideration was
s. 900.
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COTTON MARKET.

ouotatio1s furnished By ". B. Hibbs q Co.
members of The New York Stock Exchange. Hibos
Building. Is Fiftsenth street northwest
New York. June 2.-Cotton opened barely steady
az q decline Of 5alo points. ard showed net de-
cline Of sal3 points during the early session 8
result q heavy realizing ard selling f1T turn.
the idea that 4 reaction likely before the hOli-
days ard the government July report A few lead
ing bulls were large buyers but prices melted away
the heavy Railing sales
Receipts az the parts were 500 bales against
5.0l2 last week and 2 100 last year. Fer The week
5000 bales. against So 55 last week and 81 s last
year Rocgip1s az New Orleans we're 1el bales,
against 3s9 last year. and az Houston, So bales
AGAINST SIS last rear
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LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

sales-Rsgular call z O'Clock noon
Washington Railway and Electric Is. NooO AZ
s7t. 5000 at s7R. LOO at S7z. 5000 At s77s.
Potomac Electric Consolidated IS, 500 at l8,
s. 900 at Is. slOG At lO5, Hoo At 100. 2.o0 at
l5, s. 900 AZ 100.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred 81 al
soiz 50 az soh 30 az 90is So at COS. al 81. I al
81. 50 at 50a. 50 az a0is 50 az sos-
Washington Gas 3 al p 3 az p . az q, 3 al
2 80 al = 10 at T.
Nergenthsler. q al Ss. at SsA 10 at se.
Lanst0u. % al I55z.
Second National Bank 10 At 15s at iss. az l5s.
National Rank OF Washington. s. at so.
Washington Loan and Trust. 70 at 87
Graphophone preferred 5 al soH-
After caIi-Lanston Monotype, sc at l5h
Washington Gas. ! AZ ia. / at 72&. 3 az 72s.
/ AZ 73 3 at 72&. . at 7Zs.
Commercial National Bank. az l7sz.
Following are the bid and asked pEloes 90 yes.eE
The Washington herald., 1909-06-30

Nov York. June 2s.-WHEAT-strons; good trade.
No. J. Northern Duluth, % arrive, L5s: No 9
red. E. o. b.. Old. LIZ new. No. 2 red, for end
Of August, 3E cent over September; new for early
September. ~; No. 2 hard, New York {. O. b.
is; No. !, macroni. new crop. LA T. o. b; Octo-
Der, No l. Manitoba, T. O. b. 70 arrive. Septem-
Der. October and Novernbsr INK Exporters took
twenty-five loads, largely new winter and Mani
tOba for various deliveries. August 70 November
CORN-FIrm; dull. No. 2 elevator. s0ia: No. 2
for spot, 50. Z. o. b., nominal Exporters took
nothing. No 2 yellow. z o b.. nominal; No. 2
white. new December 20 March shipment &C.
RYE-Dull; steady. No. 2 T. O. b, aGs