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The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK June observation-disclosures to-day.
lo.TG packages The market was a shade hnneF
this morning Creamery specials, g creamery ex-
trss. IN; creamery hrstss IN; State dairy, good
TO choica 2 process specials, Z5ls; Western imi-
tauoa creamery frsts 8.
CHEESE-Recepts to-day. 6eD boxes. Small
whte cheese vas easier this morning. State whole
milk. new specials Il; State whole milk. fancy.
eoored. Il; State whole milk, fancy, white, Isl
skins specials ia.
EGGs-Receipts to-day. E.47s cases The market
Is steady on fine Western eggs; State. Pennsyl-
vania, and nearby hennery. white, fancy, Is;
State Pennsylvania brown hennery, fancy .; fresh
gathered extras 2: fresh-gathsred extra hrsts. t
MILLFEED-Weaker; trade inactive Spring bran.
$3.50; standard middlinss, ms city bran, l9.7s in
bulk; Western red dog, z6O to arrive; winter wheat
bran. IN lo0pOund sacks. TO arrive. 200.
OATs-Fmer; light demand. No, white, asa
4S1 No. ; white, 42a42Ak; No white, 4laAll1
natural and clipped white, on track, lla461s
FLoUR-lnactive and irregular. Kansas strsights.
ASoaA0, in barrels; spring patents. 53a5.60 IN
barrels; spring clears 4a440; Kansas straghts. to
arrive. 4.6Oa4. 75.
RYE FLoUR-steady: SLOW inquiry. CnOice
brands quoted at 4.lOa4.5o
CoRNAlEAL-Steadyi demand Is moderate. KIN
dried. for export. $50; coarse meal. in bags. lS0a
Isl.
BEEF-steadyi fair inquiry, Packet, HOoalsoOi
family, &. 50aDe0
PORK-Steady, but inactive. Ness, 175aA 8;
HAY-Receipts 900 tons; steady; fair demand.
Primo timothy. Ll5: No. l. Il0zl-I2ls; No 2 l.0Oa
Los; No. !. s5a9o
sfRAW-Receipts. 10 tons; steady; Qaiet trade.
Long rye quoted al 5a5B
bARD-InactiVe. Prime Western 1890; city,
rs; refined continent, l20: South American,
AS; refined Brazilian, kegs. fs2s oleosteerine, z;
lard. stearna. dull New York, Rails
Largest Morning Circulation.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
fprioe. quoted ars rhoIssalAl


BUTTER-Creamery fancy. p; do. prints
80; do, seconds, o: process fancy S1sa27i1: do.
fair to good gaZT: dairy. choice. aaz5; DO. good
2la25; store-packed, lsaD.
CHEESE-New York State factory, fancy nrsts.
Hairy; do small. l7al7is; do. large, l65aal7.
EGGS-Near-by, choice, returnable cases, 2
West Virginia ard Southern Virginia. returnAbls
cases, % Tennessee. returnable cases. 70; North
Carolina. rernrnabls cases. %
LIVE PouLTRY-Chickens. spring, large, ga
g; do, medium, z3a24; do. hens. snail
ducks, old. Is; do. spring. lbs. and over. IS
geese. per H.. loalZi do. fancy. l2als; turkeys.
tons Per H.. ls do. hens. % turkeys. thfn l0ai2
keats. per h.. Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per hlshel. S0as5: sEse,
potatoes per bbl l50a20; yams. per bbl..
string bears, per basket, L25al.7s; North Carolina
lettuce 5o2L9; radshes per zoe, 50a60; spinach, per
bbl. L00aL 81 Florida peppers. per basket, L50al75
eggplant per crate L75a2 3; Florida tomatoes per
crate, l.50a275; asparagus, l50a2.W per dozen
punches; rhubarb, lsa2S per dozen punches; nes
cabbage. 6oa75 par crate; spring onions. 4oaJo pei
hundred; beets 3a5 per bunch Strawberries. per
quart. 5as; green peas per basket, 55aso.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens. per ID, 2aS
chickens and hens, mixed. lsa0: slips, per b.,
Il ducks. lsa20; geese. per ID, lal6
DRESSED MEATS-Hams, country. susar-cared.
lsa2a
sUNDRIEs-Beeswax, Zs; taIloW. casa ginseng
per b., 5oa5.5o; seneca. per H., 20; golden SEAL
a9a45: pink, l2aH; mandrake, lss; snake root, IS
walnut kernels dry Balls black wslnuts per 100. IS
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliced, fancy. sa5; cher
ries l2al5: blaekberTies. z wh0TtlebeErses. l2A.
burrs. per 10. So WOOL bury. per b., SAB; hides,
green. per h.. 10; do. dry. pr D.. lSal6; sheep
skins green each 75ai O.. do. dIy. each 2a6os call
skins. green. each. L50al.i5.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". 3. Hihhs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibbs
Building.
Chicago June Is.-Wheat opened firm and ruled
50 throughout the session. The hot dry weather in
the Northwest Was easily the dominating factor Of
the days news Northwest adTices simply say
weather is very warm and moisture Is needed Also
that there has been scattered bIUing for county
account. Minneapolis reported good cash demand
for milling. tins character Of the Northwest news
held IN check the niding operations which have
been In evidence for some timo past Local cars, s.
with II held for tomorrow.
Corn opened steady, rallied half cent, and eased
Of again after lot Of covering hy shorts Strength
in wheat and oats helped some and offerings were
made. The weather was good foE corn. but some
talk Is heard Of its being too dry IN sections Of the
belt. Cash demand is poor though prices for car
lots we're about half a cent higher, in sympathy
with the midday frmneSs in futures. Il is largely
q weather proposition st the moment. Local re.
ceipts, lS7 cars, with go estimated for tomorrow.
Cats were strong and higher early, easing some
toward the end Of the session Cash prices y TO
. rent higher for Sampls lots. Local cars l3 with
LAT estimated for tomorrow.
Weakness in hog market gave an easy Opsning 10
provisions, but good rally followed by buying
led by larger Western packers and covering By local
grain traders. The advance brought out fairly lib
ersl offerings from larger ioca packers The closing
was quiet
New York, June ls-WHEAT-s Stronger, bat mac
tive. No, / Northern spring, 70 arrive, (. 0. b.,
III; No. red. T. o B., LOax; No hard New
No. Manitoba, I. q, b, SslS Exporters took 10th
ing
CoBS-Unsettled and slow. Steamer mixed. nom.
inal Export basis; No sIeTator. normal, export
basic expert 2 I. o b. to arrive. 66z: No. 2
mixed. nominal. domestic. g. and 70 arrive eek
: / T. In elevator ExDorters took nothing
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the local stock exchange
yesterday was confined TO bonds. trac-
ton shares, and the type machines. The
bonds sold were Potomac Electric Con-
solidated 5s and Emerson Steam Pump
6s. The former sold at the recent cur
rent price and the latter at 80.
Capital Traction shares went in small
lots at 129 and Railway common at the
new high price of "a. The preferred
stock was not sold.
Mergenthaler sold at 20 and fractions
above and Lanston stock at 70 10, a
point below. Lanston rights sold quite
freely at Ia TO 35-&
At a meeting of the directors Of the
Commercial National Bank after bank
Ing hours yesterday W. A. H. Church
was unanimously elected president OF the
bank. to succeed Frederick c. Stevens
resigned.
II was stated after the meeting that
the action OF the committee in naming
Mr.. Church and his subsequent election
was entirely harmonious. Mr.. Church is
the third OF the local lumber merchants
70 be selected as bank president he shar-
ing this distinction with Thomas w
Smith. OF the National Capital Bank. and
William T. Galliher, OF the American
National.
In nominating Mr.. Church for the office
Of president at the meeting yesterday q
director good humoredly referred TO the
facts above stated. and said il was evil
dent the Washington banks were now
forced to go to the lumber yards TO find
good bank timber.
At a meeting Of the hoard OF directors
OF the United States Savings Bank Wei
nesday night a seui-annual dividend OF
8 per cent was declared.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. June i6-WHEAT-stock In elevators.
2is sos bus; shipments from elevators, san bus
Graded lots Of No red az @ PEI bus az the
close Contract July. s0s4. loninai. spot No.
red wheat early was Ssls nominal, while no. red
Western was SEA, nominal. Settling pziees: Ne. 2
red Western, 81; No. 2 red, 81.
C0RN-8tock 10 elevators, 5l9,st5 bus shipments
from elevators q s5 bus Graded lots Of No.
white corn shoat nouinally at asa per bus. yellow
corn afoss at 6ils per bus and track yellow coFI.
for domestic delivery. at 66a6sz per buE Cob corn
on basis Of 365aS.70 per barrel. Contract. July,
e. nominal Spot mixed corn. 6lAs nominal
0ATS-Stock In elevators. =, 80 bus; shipments
from elevators SIS bus White. No 2
as to weight 44a4pk; do. white as 10 weight. szsa
sSs do, No. & as 10 weight. 4oisaalA; do, mixed,
No. 2 g. nominal; do. No. s. 42aEH.
RYE-stock In elevators. 1851 bus. shipments
from elevators, 200 bus. No. rye, Western, do
nestle. Sass; No. re. Western. domestic. Ta7si
bag lots as TO quality aud condition. 7ea74
FIOUR-WinteE extra. 3.3Sas55; do, clear. a95a
AIS do. straight 4.3OaA45 do. patent, 4.9oa5 90
spring clear. 405aA.s0; d. straight. Asa5 Isl do.
patent 5.isa5.i0; city mills best patent 800; do,
| high-grade patent, 575 do, straight, 65 choies
family. 40: extra. 3Soai.loi rye -four, medium tC
choice 4.2sai5o meal. per 100 lbs.. l5oal.5e.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, June is-CATTLE-Receipts Of beeyes.
225 head. No trading on live weights; feeling
steady Dressed beef slow at sal2 per pound fo- com
mon 70 choice native sides London and Liverpool
cattle and beef markets unchanged. No shipments
CALY Receipts. &5 bead, Veals fairly active
ard steady; all sold Common TO choice Yeals sa9T5
PER 100 pounds culs COO; eity-dressed seals l2lsa
ifiz; country-dressed 10al3.
SHEEP AND LAAEBs-Receipts. zsss head:
steady Lamhs slow 20 10 lower; three cars unsoid
Good sheep sold at 5a6D per 100 pounds; yearlings
at 600; lambs at sAa5G; onshaf car Of choice lambs
at ae5 Dressed mutton sioT at loa12l1 Ter pound |:
dressed yeariings i2al5; dressed lambs, l5ai7.
H0G5-RecelDts, z023 head: feeling nominsIly
steady. Prims State and PennsyiTzniz hogs sold
ate Tsssszdsy At Asal pz 100 ppundA
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secure the Oriental Building Association. No. 9.
am
Woodley Psrk-Lot IS. block %; Daisy N. Smith
10 B. Francis Saul and Waiter +. Hilton. tras-
tees 20 secure Harry n Ellis. A.S9o. year, 81
Per cent. semi-anuualy. Same TO b. Francis
saul and Herbert T. shannon. trustees. TO So
cure AiddauEh & shannon. Inc, $. 80. monthly
payments 81 per cent per Rnnum-
Square Iei-Lat 7. square l7S, lots and 4;
Doruthea AicCoTmick 70 George n, o'c0uncr
and Arthur g. Bishop. trustees. 20 secure Rich
ard n. Parker guardian q Ann Wilson Todd.
Sl.6D, 3 years. Der cent, semiannualy.
Square iZlS-Parts II lots 50 and 90; Emma o. May
70 the Washington Loan and Trust Company, 70
secure Equitable Cooperative Building AssoAa,
ton. 40.
Square slot 6: Joseph F. MuIhars ct ". TO
Prank J. Dieudonne and JAMES Berry trustees
70 secure Perpetual Building Association. $40
kalorama Heights-Lot 3 block Il; Mary A. Fen
wick to Henry c, Stewart and james NJ Green.
trustees 70 secure Charles 3. Osborn, a.eo0. )
years. per cent. semi-ann1aliy.
Pleasant Plains-IOt IS. block Is: M&beile Ia Hoi,
land 20 William F. Edmonston and Louis r
Peak. trustees, 70 secure Edward g. McKnew.
500. and Charles T. Marsh trustee. In equity
cause So, 29iss $50, years, Per cent, semi
annually. Same 20 William c. Allard and Henry
F. Mooney trustees. 70 secure Francs A. Blum
don, use, mcathly paymsntss pr cent Per
annun.
Square lzs-Lot sli Ellen r, jenkins to Edward
d AsiLll Iss Al4 sAL1t5 Dt4a@4s Gt1o~cecs -
secure william John EyDcn. $780, payable
ocsobeT Z, 1910. PER cent per snnum.
Columbia Heghts-Lot S. block Is: Georgs I.
Martin Ct ux. 70 Harry s WEIGH and Henry +.
Mooney, trustees. to seca-s Francis A BlundoI.
2Eo
Square 45lPsrt Of lot IS Clyde G. Feltsr to Albert
F. Fox and Edmund x. Fox, trustees. TO secure
Frederick r. Walker LOO. years. pr CENT
seni-annuaIy-
Square s60-Tots = s. g. and 10; Fred A. Norway ct
u. 70 George NJ Emmerich and Douglass s.
MacEan trustees to secure the Washington Six
Per Cent Permanent Building Association, 81. ooe.
Square ssl-Lot !: James NJ. Stewart ct ux. TO
Thomas NJ Gale and Harold E. Doyle. trzls-
tees. 10 secure George S. Cooper, A,459. ! 70 y
months, pI cent per snnum
Square s7l-Sub-lot 80: Ivory G. kinball e ux. %
Harry @. Kinball and Robert A. Church. trus-
tees. 20 SECURE EllxOod P Morey. SO 600, 70 5
years; Der cent, szni-snn1ally.
Square S2-Part q lot p; Charles ". Williams
ct ux. 70 William H. Saunders and C1aud Living-
st0u. trustees. to secure Nellie II. L. Jenkins
$50 months. per cent per annum.
Square lZl2-Lot IS; LYMAN Brcdofsky ct az. TO
Richard A. Ford ard Walter c. Davis. unsteeA
TO secure the Columbia Permanent Building Asso-
cation, A.00.
Howard University SuSiSision-Part q lot IL block
4: Annie c. Jones 70 Thomas Walker and James
T. Bundy, trustees. 10 secure Clarence NJ. De-
Veile. Sa0s0. ! year. per cent per annum-
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square s57-Iot Io1: Albert For 70 II. r Howe1-
stein and Fred W. Reeves. trustees. 20 secure
Edgar r. Richardson. s. 20. monthly payments.
per cent per aunum.
Square 579-LOts and 10: Anna NJ. Harlow e.
ux. TO Fred Mckee and Virgil G.. Williams,
trustees, TO secure Ada @ Williams. 500. !
year; per cent, semi-annually.
Square Is-IOt O.; Lilly Baughez Chisolm TO Ernest
L. Schmidt and Arthur G. Bishop. trustees, TO
secure james F. MCGEE and Elizabeth A. Nc
Gee, S CO., months. per cent per annum.
Square 23l-Lot 80; Mary A. Gaskins ct ux. TO
Harry NJ. Packard and William II. SaupdeTs
trustees, 70 secure Amory K, Tngle. S2ssoe, 5
years; per cent, semi-annnaly.
WOodley Park--Lot g. block %: OrTills B. Drown et
w. 10 B. Francis Saul and Wslter Z. Hilton
trustees. 10 secure Harry NJ. Ellis, s. go, :
years: 5ia per cent semi-annuaIly: same % 3.
Francis Saul and Herbert T. Shannon trustees
to secure Middangh & Shannon, Inc, 2aA
monthly paymentss 81 per cent ssniannually.
GEanhy-Lot 70; Everett NJ. Pierce ct ux. TO ChsVln
BrOxn and Henry H. Bergmapn. trustees, to
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PRODUCE MARKET

Baltiuure june le.-Quotations ty Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-Cresmery fancy per h. .; DO. choice.
FER h.. gsa2sis; DO. good per h. &a27. do lnita-
ton per h. 2lR23 do. prints pr h. gao. do.
blocks. per h. SAB; ladle. per h. 2a2; Mary
land and Pennsylvania rolls. per ID. p: Ohio rolls
per h.. Ai4a22: West Virginia rollS per h. Z,ss
p; packed. Ohio per h.. 2ts22: sturepacked
West Virginia, per h. Iss22; Maryland. Virgins,
and Pennsylvania dairy prints. per h.. anaZ
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby ffsts.
DIT doE.. 2ois. Western frsts pcT doz.. a'4 West
Virginia frsts. per dox, &1 Southern hTsts. per
doz.. len guinea eggs. Per doz. leaii.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickcns. old hens. heavy. ID,
lsls do, old hens snail TO medium. ISi3; do,
old ROSTERS. pr b.. II; Co. spring IL lbs and
over. per Ii. 2ia25; DO. snail and medium 2la22
ducks large per h. Is: do snail. per ID. y; do.
muscovy and mongrsl. per ID. l2slS: do. spring ;
lbs. and over per b.. 49, pigeons young. Per pair.
2; do. old. per pair. 3 guinea fowl Old each 3.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
NEW YORK. MONEY.

New York June is.-Money On call at the stock
euchange to-day opened at "a per cent; highest. s.
Lowest ~ closing "a TeT cent Most Of the day s
leans were made at ~ per cent
Tins money was practically unchanged, with con-
diiioua very easy. Demand was light and supply
though rot large was ample. Rates sixty days, )
DER cent; ninety days, 81 per cent four months
a. rr cent; i've months. S4aA Per cent: six months
6asE per cant seven months "A PER cent bid.
Mercntile paper came into the market In slightly
Increased quantities. Demand was light, and there
4ors voiuus Of business was somewhat restricted
Ratss 4iba5 2sz cat fE sixty and ninety days
rms receivable Es.A5 per cant for choice four TO
AT r.unths' single nEmez 5A5A per cent for Others
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. June ls-LiFe hogs we're steady. The
receipts wers estimated at l70o0; Official yesterday.
as85; shipments. I503; left over from yesterday,
$50 estimated receipts tomorrow. 1900 Bulk Of
prices. 90 to 965; light 93 TO $40: mixed and
butchers. a45 10 go; heavy. $50 70 aTo; rough.
heavy. ESQ 70 as; yorkers. eco 20 e7e; pigs, SD
10 els
Cattle were steady. Estimated receipts $500.
Beeves 565 20 $50: cows and heifers. 40 10 $50;
Texas steers, SIS 20 SIS; stoekers ard feeders. "
70 go; Western, $40 70 T.60.
sheep receipts were steady 70 shsde lover.
Estimated rcceipsS l509a NATIVES. $50 70 200;
Western 375 TO $40; yearlings SIS 20 rs; lambs,
SIS 20 SIS; Western lambs, as 70 $50.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Reg,lar call. y O'Clock uooas
Potomac Electric cons S. SEQ at ioi, $500 at
iol
Emerson Steam Pump es. $500 at s5. sl.OOo at g.
= 900 at IS.
Capital Traction. 10 at 100. 5 at rs
Washington Railway & Electric CON-, zt 81
at 81, Is at 81. . at 81 Is at 81 3 at 81 100 at a.
M5Tgenthaler az 20, % at mi.
Lanston % at 70.
Lsnston rights. 100 at 50. 100 ct ~. a. 81. Ii
at 3n, at sis 2 at 3S
After cali.
LanE:on. leo at 7sis.
Lans,on rights, 500 at 81.
MeTEenthaler % at 31A.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yester.
days Washington Stock Exchange
GAS BONDs
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EItra. per cvt.. 6.5oa7.oo: do. butchz,
A5oa5.51; do, common. 200a2oo
H0GS-PeT cwt, gross 600; do. ordinary 500
sHEEP-Prime. 45oa5 %; do. common SooaAoo
LAABs-Fancy spring. 3: fail. chDiee, per h..
sasA; do. medium 7.
CALYES-Prins. per D., sss5s; do. medium, 81
DO. grass 4a5
CoWS-PTims, fresh. each. NooalSoo; do, CON
nons 20esSo.oo; do. old end dry. l0.80aisoa.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat per bushsl. soass; cogn. she'll
ed per bushel. T2a77; COB ssOa4lo per hare: oats.
Western white. Ne. 2, per bushel, 5oass; mixed.
PER bushel. isa54i bran, Per ton, S.eo; Eiddlngs.
per ton, 2.oo
HAY AND STRAW-Hay, Western, No. !. a.D;
No ? 1885, mixed. AGO. loose at local scales, 1890;
straw. rye. bundle l6O9; straw re. machine THRASH
lz0o; straw. wheat. per ton. 100; straw. Cat. pr
ton, 500
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ROUGH RIDERS MEET TAFT.

Call at white House After His Ar
rival from Ohio.
President Taft got back to the Capital
early yesterday morning from Parkers.
burg, W. Va. In a suecial train
Just behind Mr.. Taft came a delegation
Of Rough Riders en- route to greet Col
Roosevelt at New York on Saturday.
The Rough Riders called at the White
House 70 shake hands with the Chief Elk
ecutive. There were forty OF them.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17

There are branch Offices OF The Wash
lngton Herald scattered all over the city,
but IL none is conveniently located for
you, your ad. will be accepted ever the
phone at the regular rate.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". 3. Hibks 4 Co.
members q the Nes YORK Stock Exchange, Hibha
Building
Can money: Open, 2R; high. ~ low *; close. ~.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Gardiner & Dent. report the following
transactions during this week:
To z. D. Blackstone. the two-story and
cellar brick building, at 1912 Fourteenth
street northwest. The first floor is a
store and the second floor living rooms.
The lot has a frontage of q feet by a
depth OF 40 feet. extending back to
twenty-foot paved alley. Mr.. Blackstone
will remodel the property. making two
stores on the first floor and apartments
above. The former owner of the property
was represented In the transaction by
Taggart, Fraser & Co. The consideration
is said TO have been $4,000.
For Harry Wardman, one Of the new
two-storv brick houses in the 900 block
Of Thirteenth street northwest. It is a
two-story eight room house with modern
bath, is heated by hot-water and finished
throughout in hardwood. The purchaser,
whose name is withheld. win occupy this
property as a residence. The considera-
ton was $3.50.
For J. B. Thomas premises. 628 Ninth
street northeast, being two-story brick
house. containing six rooms and bath,
cellar. and hot-air furnace. This property
was bought as an investment, the con-
sideration being $4,000.
For H. H. Newlin, If Pittsburg, Pa, the
three-story brownstone and press-brick
residence, at 1906 Riggs street, northwest.
It contains ten rooms and bath; cellar; is
heated by hot-air furnace. The property
was purchased as home at 6 considera-
ton of 5000.
For Mary NJ Carnana, the two-story,
eight room, bay-window brick house, az
20 R street northwest. It has tiled bath,
cellar and furnace heat The purchaser
will occupy the property as home.
The consideration was $500.
Charles w. Darr, has sold TO DR..
Alonzo o. Bliss, the property at 1921 New
ton street northwest.
The property acquired contains 5000
square feet and the price paid for it was
$4,000.
Edward NJ. Dulin is completing arrange
ments for the erection of row of brick
dwellings on the east side Of Twenty
second street. between NJ and N streets
northwest.
The property upon which the houses
are to be built was acquired recently
from Emily c. McKnew for 1850. It has
a frontage of so feet by a uniform depth
of 40 feet, and comprises all OF original
lot 4, square 70.
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PAwNBRoKERs
BUSHES OPPORTUNITIES.

A NEW YORK CITY LAWYER; GEN.
eral practice; all cases; Is years expert
ence, highest references JOHN HENRY
FREESE, a West 3zth ST., Herald Square
New York City 1e.zW.Sfstf
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. June IBID and asked prices on GOV.
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Quotations furnished hy v. b. Hihbs s Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, HIbbs Build
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For J. B. Thomas premises. 62S Ninth
street northeast. being a two-story brick
house. containing six rooms and bath.
cellar. and hot-air furnace. This property
was bought as an investment, the con-
sideration being $4,000
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17

For Mary NJ Carnana, the two-story,
eight room, bay-window brick house. at
20 R street northwest. It has tiled bath,
cellar and furnace heat. The purchaser
will occupy the property as q home.
The consideration was $500.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

'Er dividend X per cent
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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-07-16

Mr., and Mrs. w. NJ. Bunting
returned to Lincoln, Nebraska,
Friday after a weeks visit in
this city with friends.
Mrs, Chas. Hoefer, Jr., and
little son went to Higginsville
Saturday to spend the summer
with relatives.
Misses Leila and Della Bates
and Ferd Bates, Jr., returned
Friday evening fromm a few
weeks visit in Gentry, Arkansas
Mrs. G. A. Pinnell arrived Sat.
urday morning from Kansas City
to visit her daughter, Mrs, Franl
Hoefer.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-07-16
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