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FOR RENT
ss3 II sw. lor. h. 49, So
Sto.61o AZ sw DIV .SS..Jo
Sto. Az LIST sw .tir. -. 81
Sto,at9 ~. sw. !r. -. -
$50. 1ns eth sw.cwl.S 10
Sto. Ala LIST sw. .,r. II 20
Sto. ans Ita sw sta 20 90
$40. l2es Water swls.s0
ia G. no. 5r. b...1s..sn
l,sa1 9Th sw.6r. W. rs. ~
i?6 y sw. t.r. b. an.',o
Sshi eth sw. ~. "a. 1919
Is.26 9Th sw tir. .SiS.sc
49i VI s,y. Or. ". IL. 10
1906 A.. sw. 5r.w.ls.sp
i9s NJ sw. Gr. NIB 80
l24s Az sw. Or. II. 10
lsl1 Un'n sw .6r.wl2- ~
1872 Half .6r. " -. 10
35i y SN. 81. VIZ "a
i.,2,22 I'm sw 5r VIII 80
1..54 Half >p.Sr.w. 10. 30
Sta. lsfn e. Wv .. St-l
Hos y J ay 80 or. VIZ ~
3sb b sv, ar. ". L. IA
Slo Il sw. 6r. ~ lr.t1
l2GlS I'd sw. tr.w Ia. 30
81 Canal sw. 4r.M..l3. 81
Sta. Az { sw .l2. 80
&. Ii. FAEh tE 60.
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FOR Rent "
ATTRACTIVE DWELLINGS AND FLATS.
ALL SECTIONS.
1898 18th ST., 10 rooms an bath. ...... $50. 90
1116 18th ST.. 10 rooms and bath. $3.50
1919 st. NV. 10 rooms and hath 1850
1928 18th ST., 10 rooms and hath. a.. 80
1925 Q ST., 10 rooms and bath ......... 81. 80
l247 7th ST.. IS rooms and bath. 90
1746 Kalorama I'd, i rooms and bath 81. 80
1913 I'd ST.. 6 rooms and bath. 81. 30
1928 n. Ii. ave- rooms and bath. 30. so
1879 10th St, rooms and bath. $500. -. so
210i Eye st., rooms and hath. $50
402 Columbia rd. new, rooms bath. 80
919 Euclid ST.. rooms and bath $3.50
$50 FairmOnt ST.. rooms and bath. 800
1905 Sherman ave. rooms and bath. $3.50
1106 Va. ave. s.w.. rooms and bath. $3.50
400 Eye st. me-, I rooms and bath. 80. 90
l2191a ID st. ne, ROOMS and bath. 1880
1920 Prospect ave. NV, rooms. 1900
l223h ID st. ne, rooms and bath. 80. 21.O0
1928 D st. ne, rooms and bath. 1000
81 NV, rooms and bath. 1880
40 q NV, rooms and bath ...-....... 1880
l211 ID st. rooms and bath. II. 80
1912 Tth NV, Sd floor, 3 and bath TO- so
COLORED TENANTS.
2O42 NV, rooms. ................. Is. 40
1880 Il It Sc. I rooms Observation-Disclosures. 1900
PIG 9th Nv, rooms. .........-..... 10. 80
2Ol6 Greens CT. n, rooms. $40
STORES
1919 II NV. 22x14O. heat furnished -. 200. 90
COL & NV. 25xIu heat furnished. IL 10
1884 14th NV, and ) rooms and bath. 500
Go II st. %. 90
Cali for list published every Monday.
A. r. FOX CO., Established 1876,
Rental Agents. 1911 II NV,
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1907 p
91S Esd. ,Or. b, ami.$ 8"
1888 n. 16r. h. ami5o.75
1913 Pa av. Tor. b. 1870
1921 Goth. Or, b, ami42.G5
1I14 18th, Tor, b, lat35. 10
1929 Pa ay, Tor, b.35 81
2315 Pa av.9r, b. 333.S5
23I7 Pa av, Or. b. 3.S5
9OIl Odd. sr. b.ami.32.
2121 +, Tor. b. lat. 80 80
oo2l3 /. 1ir. b. $50
49, ed. ar. b. ..2S..j0
S07 22d. Or. b. lat.27.5D
1906 Kingm'n, 6r.b b. %. 30
612 c1st, Or. b. %. 80
3OS c ne. Sr,b, lat. $3.50
1909 .24th, Or. b. %. so
2J20 X. Or. b., lat. %. 30
1924 CamD'ge. 9r. b23. so
22O9 ii, 6r. b. 1870
22l4 /. Or, b. ....16.50
1905 4th Sc. Or. b. 10. 80
652 l. Sc. Or, w. 1880
SO 10th, Or. W. 1850
2613 X. 7r, W. 1880
130 10th ne. 5r, b.12.50
1929 II ne. Or. W. 1850
APARTMENTS.
1890 Pa. av. Sd a,
6r, b. $3.50
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sol Stanton ne, l6r46. so
1925 Q NV. 11r. $3.50
3J11 Hol av NV, Sr. 3D. 80
93 10th NV. Or. 81 80
III Z NV, Tor. ...2J.O
1870 18th NV, 7r.25.50
1402 10th NV, Or. 80
9l2 + he, Sr. 80
100 e sw, lar. .20.6
405 Frank NV .6r. 1850
1249 Morse ne, Cir. Is. so
1927 1 ne, 6r. 1850
S21 9th ne. 6r. ...16.50
1858 Prospect av nv,
Or 1880
Ok v " ava n "a
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.
RENT FROM
SHANNON & IUCHS
713 18th ST. NV. VI. 23s5
A QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
SPECIAL. OFFER.

In order 10 secure tenants before the severe
weather sets in Offering the foliowin:
properties RENT FREE To JANUARY /.
lsll. Call at our office fer complete list
of such propositions;
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FOR RENT-SPDCIAL BARGAIN: $25 EACH /:
1902, 1904 and 1905 r st. NV: 8etofy,
rooms and bath brick dwellings. VIII rent
separately or communicate and rent as q whole.
boarding house or private school A very con-
yenient location. and owner will make any
necessary repairs. Keys at this ONCE.
II. II. HoWENSTEIN CO.. 1914 + ct. NV.
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FOR RENT-2l2S ST. NV; SIX I4ARa;E
rooms, reception hall and bath; all modern i'm
proyements; hot-water heat; kitchen on first
floor; laundry in cellar. Can rent for $500
per menth.
4. +. FOX COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 1875.
Rental Agents 1-3-I-l ii NV.
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222 L ne, Tor, b. 80
TIA 9Th sw, ST.. b. .20.50
32O N sw, Orb. ...l6.50
S,H 9TH sw, 6r, W. Is. 30
304 l. Sc, Or. b. ..15.0
T.P.Brown, Gil Al. s.w.
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& GARRETT,

& GARRETT,
ave. NV.
1879 New NV. 10r, b. 45. 20
1411 Goth NV, 9p. b. 40. 80
622 Il sw. Sr, b. 30. 30
1907 G ne, Tor, b. 80. 50
49S Ne av sw, Sr, b25. 90
ola II / av NV. Or. %. 30
SIG 18th ne, 6r, b. 20. 80
932 Ing NV. ar. h. 10. 80
60 Defrees NV ,6r. Is. 80
60 18th So, 6r, b.1S.50
S14 1Ith ne, &. ..14.4o
1924 Norris ne, Or. 10. 90
lao Lewis lie, Ar. IS. 80
lPAKTRlENTS.
6l11aPk rd NV. 5r, BIO. so
2&31 Va av NV, Ar, b12.50
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FOR RENT-CA1W WOOL
1921 \. y.
1631New NV. Tor. b$4I. so
1905 Cir NV. Tor. b. A.. @
936 + NV, Or, b. 1880
$40 B sw, Sr. b. 1880
l21Tenn av ne, 7r, b27 30
611 l4th ne. 6r. b. 90. 20
1915 18th NV, Sr. .22.50
2403 Ma I'd Sc. 6r, b. 20. 80
431 18th Sc, Br. b. 1S.5
IS FentOn ne. Or. .14.5O
GIL 18th ne. Fill 10 ,
200 10Th ne, Or. .1O.50 !
1119 10th ne, Jr. 80
FLATS AND D.!
2512 18th nw,5r.b. 21.D
- Todd pl he. Or. b. 20. 80
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TWO-FtMILY FLATS

-
HOS Park rd., LIST floor. Jr. and h. $500 81 -
1876 Irving St, Cd floor. ST. and bath. 30"
1850 Monroe ST, 2tl floor. ar. and b.. 81. ~
HIS 18th st. NV, I'd floor .. 3u.u
l4GS .iapin ST NV, 1st floor. or, b.. 2I.r
2J0l l1t.i st. NV. = rooms and bath $50 - ~
1145 T ST NV. ID fionr. G rooms 49, 26H
I4s0 Chaplin st. NV. I'd floor. 6r. D.. 27.5
1911 katorama rd.. LIST floor. or. and b. % ~
l4S4 Chaplin St NV. 2d floor, & rooms. ~. ~
;'O2l 18th st. NV. LIST floor. . rooms. 49,. o5I
l764 Willard st. NV. ID A.. Or. and b.. 25.N
1929 18th ST. NV, LIST floor : rooms " $50
10 T St ne. LIST floor. or. and b. 24r
22l9 st. NV. 1st floor. 5r. and b.. 24.5
1I5l Willard ST. nv, LIST fl, Or, b.. 90
2Il5 18th st. NV. Cd floor Is rooms %,
Ills l4th st. NV. ID floor. :; rooms. 22 -
2'l" 18th ST nv. LIST A., er., h, h.-wh. ,2.H
;0o 81 NV. 1st floor, ) rooms. 2l.J
- Todd III. ne, 2d floor. ir. and bath. IL"
- Todd FL, LIST floor > rooms ..... ~ ~
u Todd pl.. LIST floor ir. and bath. 2l.T
36 Todd ri. ne, ID floor. 6r. aud b.. 2I..V
1917 I'd IT. NV. : rooms. ............ 2o..t
100 Willard ID floor. 'ir. and bath -. I'D
- Todd pl- ne. 2d floor. 6r. and 3D. 900
16 Fla. ave. NV. lst floor. rooms. -. 100
II Todd pl. ne, LIST floor. 5r. and b.. 49,
302 Fla. ave. NV. Isl floor. ..... 1919
1lS ID ST. ne. LIST floor. Ar. and b. ... 19.5
EOS Fla. ave. NV. LIST hoor Or and b. 49,
ti.l Orleans pl., 2l floor. :, rooms. 800. IS.5
H. Thomas. LIST floor 1 rooms - $50
1910 I'D ST. NV. I'd floor. Or. and h. 1S.J
1871 oath ST NV. LIST floor. 4r. and b.. 1S.5
654 Orleans pl., list floor. rooms. $50. 17.J
1913 st. NV. LIST floor, ir. and b.. 17.5
1906 81 NV, list floor. Or. and b.. 16.5
clio Elliott ST. ne. > rooms and bath. 15.5
90 Park ri. NV. = rooms and hath. 100
12.i 18th 81. ne. LIST floor, III. and h.. H.,
l2lt Duncan st. ne, LIST floor, 49,
III Duncan ST. ne. LIST floor, Ar. b. -. l.. -
6.;S FlOrenc" St. 1 rooms and bath ..... 13..r
241S G. ST n, W., :: rooms and bat 49,. 1U.J
sTONE x FAIRFAX 1872 New York ave N w
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! Foxhall I'd. pr, or,
we'll ......12. 30
3323 18th NV.
| garage y. %
904 Sth NV, store. s. 90
SOP 18th Sc, garage D. 90
612 l. NV. store. 80. 90
| $780, 9th NV. sto. 20. 90
JONES CO.
TELEPHONE MAIN 2O29.
20 Sth ne. Sr. 90
G2J I'd sw. str. -. 1880
1888 Marion NV. Or. II. 90
J2J nth nv.
whole bldg. .12J. 90
1916 14th INV. Ar. 1850
Fendall bldg. office rms.
607 18th nv. Sd fl. 500
416 9th nv. : floors.
G3l 6 NV "a floor. 5000
s. l41O G 81. NV.
1903 Al. ~v-, 6r, b. 1890
44o eth s,y. tr fl. h. u 80
40 Hickman, 6r. b. 80
1921 9Th TX. Gr. ..l6. 30
500 9TH >W. Jr. 10. 10
3232 11th nW.sto rio. on
IG.i 18th lc, 5r. b. IL. %
6i5 ] sw Ar. b. .l2.m
1908 9th w, Or. 1000
6l3 I sw 81. $50
CD!,DRED.
"A ne. i1r. b. 30.50
6G NJ SV'. Ar. store. 20. 90
221 Sd s'y, '6r. b. .20.O0
22220 r. INV, 5r. 1900
30 Sd w. Or. $50
3n1 I'd ~. III. IA. 30
2223 81 ". Or Il. b. 10 80
D.. Inc. 104 18th NV.
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD s. WESCOTT.
1907 Pa. ave.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOR RHINESTONE g. FAIRFAX,
134. New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.


APARTMENTS.
(Heat furnished.i
1J0i-lIO9 10th ST. 12r. and baths *1VVo
The Hartford. 1918 Clifton ST. NV. No
Tho w,o,r 1874 - ~ n ~ 5r and b 30 on
1871: = - " r,,n,s and hath 800
3oS q st NV ID and Ri rs ST. b. $500
Tho Hartford, toII tYifton ~ If H. ~ 90
The Tulane. 300 iSth St. or. h---.--.- ~ ~
1899 I4th st. NV. I'll floor u rooms, " 10
1913 + ST. NV, LIST floor. Ir. and b.. ~ ~
The Trueman. 1893 Park I'd, Sd H. dr f"-'o
The New BloomfrId 3l49 Mt. Pleasant
1907 Noproc 81 NV Ist n 5r and h. 10
3OI e. st. NV Isl tioor. ar and -. 'i"-"o
1 rooms and bail, '''''' 1.....s.. ID 90
The Turin 1901 nth st NV Ar b. 30 ~
Tho FIlsworth 90; I'd II ne Or h 30 ~
;shri lth st. Nv. 1st floor .'r. and h.. 5oJo
1872 Newton St. "a floor. rooms and
hath. heat and light ...-..--... :ne0
$50 ii Nv, I'd floor. Or. and hath.---- 'io"'
1923 lst st. NV 2d floor. tr. and b.. 900
The Nelson Ia2:: 10Th II nv Ar b. $50
The Akron 1881 .; 81 NV IA fl Ir - III
Second floor. .r,S II st. II. and h. 2'.'u
The Bryn Mawr. 1916 I, rooms. 100
The llkley. l-1, St NV. Ii. and IL. 2'-.'p
1910 1ith 81. NV. 2d floor, jr. and b. -'.r
$500 L st. II. W, I'd floor. Ar. and bath. G'Hh
HOS !. st. NV. Ri ioor. 2r. and bath loo
The Newport "I6l Fla ave- II W. Ar. d. - oo
162.' LIST st. NV. "a floor. 6r. and h 2I'h
1874 + ST NV I'd floor :.r and b. 49,. -, 80
1890 I ST. NV, Sd floor. lr. ard D.. 22''o
1910 y. y ave- INV. . rooms and bath 3n'''
!3io \. Y ave nv. ~. and bath : :"
laos !. ST n w. Cd floor. In. and bath 2Uop
The Iarhvicw. clio Irving st 4r. and u. 1noJ
The TUSS"li. 1894 18th St NV. I'd floor
= rooms and bath ................. $50
The Saratoga 9TH and East Cap. II, b. $50
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. i;i+2 New York ave. NV.
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FOR RENT
115 Md av ne. 12r. $50. 90
1895 Ii ne, 6r. 1000
1906 9th nv, Tor. 80. go
1881 9th NV, Sr. 80. 90
100 9th NV, 7r. ..2.50
AT Q NV, Or. Is. so
AL Neal pl nw.5r.2 5.UO
COS Girard NV. Tor. 22. 90
$500 \ II av NV, 6r20.50
ia 9th NV, 6r. 90
4S2 L sw. Sr. 1850
313 Lin'th pl sw. 6r1S. so
627 Newt pl nv, 6r1S.OO
708 G Sc, or. 1850
11s A. S. CAYWOOT
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NEAR 18TH AND COLUMBIA ROAD.

SHANNON & LtCHS. RENTING SERVICE,
NJ. 234J. 1l3 l4th st. NV. NJ. 23iJ-
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UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-BY JORDAN L. co. UNC.).
Eldrdoe Z Jordan Bert r. Amos.

FOR REN1-BY JORDAN co. HNC.).
Eldridge (. Jordan. Bert T. Amos.
1929 ST. NV.
UNFINISHED.
1852 Monroe Or b$35.f0 1884 Ore av. lOr b3S. 80
400 ] ne, ar, b. 20 1906 18th nw.Sr, so. 90
6I9 Quincy, Or. b.S2 20 1901 Wis av. Tor, bis. 90
i76o Willard. Sr.b373o 300 Wis avs. 80
1919 Riggs, Tor, h.31.5p 81; NJ. Or. 30
1850 Ore ay, Tor, h.:iS-io
APARTMENTS.
Heat and ianitor service.
Tho Seneca 62I r. NV. 1906 q NV. bachelor
Or h, back apt apt, 3r, b. -35. 90
Tho Maderis, 1oI I'D. The Lester, 2l32-3i F.
Or, b. -30.UO Or, b--.----- 81. 90
Tho Alton. 2ol6 T. Or. b......... 81. so
Ir. b. 30 w
APARTMENTS.
Heat not furnished.
iS44 Monroe NV. rooms. bath .$2I-S0
1923 Dumbarton ave, rooms and bath. 20.3O
221I y ST. NV. u rooms and bath. 25.5O
l07 10Th ne. ) rooms and bath. .....-... 1880
COLORED TENANTS.
zoos Shpr. ave. rooms and bath. 1900
1889 Church ST. n. rooms and bath. 300
STORES.
'0s doors s9 s5eFs iicS Park Fs
1926 18th, store l405 Fla Nv NV. 2O.50
Or apt. 90 2Ol3 Ga av. feed
sO7 11th. ...... 40 90 store. coal yard. 90
OFFICES.
Heat light and iantor service.
TOT G NV. No IA. $50 1905 G. %. 90
702 9th NV. $500
STABLE.
Stable. Greens alley, bet. 18th and 14th,
/. D.pO
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FUR II LN T.
144 Tenn av. Sr. so. 80
GIT Z NV. 2r. W. 5000
1905 Kenyon NV .6r22 so
14lS \ G. av ne, 6tI1. 50
3Ol3 Sherman av. 4rI6. 90
pa 49, ne, or. b. u. 90
306 10th Sc, Or. .12.5O
LEWIS &
GIT
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FOR RE\T-JOHN StRiEENER. 9UI q ST. NV.
314 Ind av, Dor b. $500 III 18th Sc, Or, b.22.iO
1890 10th NV. Tor t,i0.o0 zoos Il NJ, 6r, b. 22.IO
1914 NV, 12r.b 1000 426 Sth Sc, Sr, b. II 10
80 T. ne, Or h. -. 10 $50 X So, Or. 16. 30
8 9th Sc, ST. b. 10 80 III 9th Sc, Or, ". 16. %
213 9Th ne, ar. h. go "a 9TH Sc. Or. W.
$3.50 NV, Sr. Il. - 80 RIA 18th So. Or, w.15.0 90
1912 S & Or b. 90 726 l. Sc, 5r, w. 1850
. ne. sr. b.. $50 1915 Cap. civil 90
FOR RENT-vIcINIrY 14TH AND NEWTON
NV, semi ached brick: nine rooms
bath; hotwater heat: natural finish: electric
and gas: coal supply in cellar; moderate rental.
Address c. III. WINS, Room 12+ Indian office.
3i19 Holmead pl.
FOR RENT-TO a DESIRABLE COIORED
tenant. 1925 New Jersey NV: six rooms
and bath; coal ana gas range. Apply 10
EDWARD KERN, % Il st. NV. IL
FOR RENT-NEW HOUSES, COLUMBIA HTS.
600 Park I'd, 1r-, h.. furnace. S3o3o
3111 l1th ST.. sr., h., steam. ........... 30. 20
TfIOS II. BANES, a13 G 81. n
FOR EENT-SIX- ROOM HOUSE AND BATH.
~ X ST. ne. irst-cass order. $2i.00. Apply
at X. BOESSER.
y. Cap. and l SITS.
FOR RENT-6l7 1TH ST. Ne: FLAT. I'D
story. six rooms, bath, storeroom; hot-water
heater: rent. $3.50 See owner, J. II. HAM
ILL. 1f9 ith ST. ne. Phone Line. 1898.
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THE SHERMAN.
18th and l. sts NV.
A 4-room and broom
house keeping apartment.
THE ALBEMARLE.
18th and SITS. NV.
Aroom, 4-room and Groom
housekeeping apartment.
THE ETHELHURST,
18th and l. SITS. NV.
2rOom bachelor and
o-m housekeeping apartment.
bRENCE COURT, EAST,
Gave and Phelps place NV.
room and n orr
Susekeeping apartment.
Above uses all first dreproof
houses y elevators, night and dag servics.
Shoice ioions down and up town.
Apply respective houses tn
:. .. WAGENHORST.
J0l Bond building.
Phone 5ls l4th aud n. Y. ave. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-09

FUR KENT-BY
EDWARD z. SCHWARTZ,
624 + Street northwest
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FOR RENT
800 Az sw, Tor. b. .S25. 80
1890 y ] av NV, 6rh2o.5O
1116 9Th. Or, b. ..11.0
314 l sw, CRIB. :. $500
1907 9th sw, Or, W, g16.OO
1113 Al. sw, Or, w..13.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-09

'.TBE KEN YON," 1872 KENYON ST.
WE ARE OFFERING BRIGHT. AND :
ROOM AND BATH APARTMENTS IN THIS
HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
AENrS; GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS;
REAR PORCHES: EXCELLENT CONDITION:
HALF SQUARE OF 14TH ST. CARS; CON
VENIENT TO MARKET AND SCHOOLS.
HAVE JANlTOR SHOW YOU THROUGH.
A. F. FOX CO.. FOUNDED 1876.
RENTAL AGENTS. 1871 Ill NV.
1.-THE SUFFOLK" 1857 IRVING ST.
NEWLY PAINTED AND PAPERED APART
MENTS OF ROOMS AND TILED BATHS,
WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS;
CONVENIENTLY LOCA f u BETWEEN
BOTH CAR LINES. WILL RENT FOR LESS
THAN YEAR. But So 20 MONTHLY JAN
ITOR on PREMISES. FULL PARTICULARS
AT OFFICE.
A. r. FOX CO.. FOUNDED 1876.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

A CORNER = BUILDERS, ATTENTION. olO
feet frontage on main thoroughfare. within ict-
tered streets. selling by owner at only 10 cents
foot. ADDRESS Box l0l, Star Office. TO-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-07
Dun's Report Of January Bank Clearings

January leading States
compared
corresponding the
While this is pronounced decline from the
provided
those reporting being fairly satisfactory January
1910 the highest In the
England
Of
good Generally
indicated
hnt cities them Baltimore Norfolk,
point makes satisfactory comparison with the
Numerous
int the
n Gtbought
In
tIOseso
las PauLKA
ylATgs
1909 Good the
OAKLAND and there good the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-07

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-COFFEE-Marke
for futures opened steady at a decline OF
5al3 points, owing to weak turn In the
Havre market after higher opening there
and local bear pressure. A slight rally
occurred during the late afternoon as
result of covering and some bull support
which appeared due to a private cable re-
porting that Brazil was not weakening
and that the confidence felt i'm the primary
markets was due entirely to the shortness
Of the coming crop. This Improvement did
not mold. however, the market easing OF
again during the afternoon, owing to the
weak closing cables from Hamburg anu
continued bear pressure In the absence OF
support. The close was steady but at a
net loss of from 2ld2S points. sales 069JJ
bags February i0.55c; March, lO62c;
April lO6lc May, June and July, lOboci
August l04Sc; September, lO36ci October
TO- sc, November lO.2Oc; December, lOloc'
January lC14c. Havre closed net I'M
changed to a,f lower. Hamburg was I'M
changed 70 i1pfg, lower Rio, 90 reis
higher at $3.50; Santos, 30 refs higher: IS
500, IS 6SIO0 Receipts at the two Bra
lillian ports 1900 bags, against lGuv0 bass
last year. Jundahy receipts laCl bags,
against 400 bags last year. Brazilian eN-
change on London l-32d lower al 49, 81.
Rain was reported in an districts OF sa'
Paulo. spot coffee quiet; Rio No. q ESQ
l27EC. santos No. 4. l3isc, mild coffee nom
iHal, CordoVa 134tHl59ac.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-07

CATTLE-Receipts of cattle were the
lightest this morning than they have been
in a long time on a Monday, only 1876 cars
all told being reported in. The cause for
the shortage in the supply is readily as
Cribed to the storm yesterday, which would
Still after allowing for the storm the re-
ceipts this morning were little larger
than one year ago today.
With so few cattle on sale and with buy
ers all anticipating moderate run to-
morrow and at the same time having a
around 10q15c higher than at last week s
close. Quality of the offerings was poor
and there was really nothing on sale to
make a good top.
Cows also sold sharply higher on account
of the light supply, the advance on that
kind of cattle amounting to about the
same amount as beef steers. 1t will be
that the advance both here and at other
market points was plainly due to the
light receipts. This would leave one Ia
expect a reaction in case of a big run
during the next two or three days.
II will be remembered that stock cattle
and feeders showed little decline last week
and as result then did not show much
advance today. Still the market was in a
| good healthy condition, the demand being
active and prices strong
beef steers, S5.75a6.lO: fair to good beef
! steers, $660q5.75; common to fair beef
steers, A.7JQl5.5O; good to choice COWS anc
! and heifers, S45006 80; fair to good cows
! and heifers, S425445O; common to fair
| COWS and helfers, $3256D4.2 %; good to choice
stockers and feeders, S5.30q5.gO; fsir Il
| good stockers aid feeders, S475Q5 30
! common to fair stockers and feeders, $40,
q4.75; stock heifers, SS.75q4.25; veal calves
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-07

SHEEP-Sheep and lamb prices advanced
sharply this morning, the trade responding
readily to a light supply. Bulk of sales APP
peared to be about a quarter higher than
those at last weeks closing This improve
ment was almost entirely due to bullish
local conditions and must be discounted
more or less when applied to the general
market, normally supplied.
Everything cleared during early hours,
offerings of good dressing quality meeting
with favor. Lambs with weight sold up as
high as $3.50, while a lighter article brought
$500. Ewes moved around 1915 and wethers
and yearlings mixed went at A.25. A sorted
shipment of mixed sheep made possible a
Alb sale on wethers and S5.15 sale on
yearlings,
Nothing Of consequence in the way of
shorn stock arrived and practically all of
the business done was confined to the trade
in wooded stuff. Inquiry for warmed-up
feeders was slack. Animals suitable for
refinish would probably sell at figures a
little different from those in force on good
killers.
Quotations on sheep and lambs Good to
choice lambs, S5.S506.1O; fair to good lambs
$5.OO95S5; heavyweight yearlings, S756
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-07
new YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Becomes Dull After Brief
Period Of Activity.
MISSOURI PACIFIC ISSUE JUMPS
Announcement that several Thousand
Employees of Garry Mills VIII RE-
sumo work and December
Statements Favorable.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6-After a brief period
Of strength and activity in the early part
OF the day the stock market fell into a
state OF dullneBs which restricted price
movements during most of the session to
marrow limits
Prices advanced readily in the first hour
under the stimulus OF resumption of last
saturdays buying and the anxious efforts
OF short interests 10 cover With the exc
cution OF buying orders. which had accumu-
lated over the week end, demand fell off
appreciably. New York Central and United
states Steel were especially weak at the
close
Missouri Pacific touched its high point Of
the year when the report became current
that an experienced western railroad man
had been selected as its executive head
Shares OF the Texas company declined alb
ruptly at the news of proposed bond issue
OF Sl2OO,OO, but later recovered most Of
the loss.
Announcement that several thousand en-
ployes of the Gary mills would resume work
within the next few weeks and the Decem-
Der statements OF the Chicago e. North
western and St. Louis and San Francisco
roads helped to give a favorable tenor to
the days development. The Northwestern
line reported net Increase in earning OF
s66IOOO ana the st. Louis & San FransicO,
Tor Gil lines, a net gain OF 10000.
call.
Number OF sales and leading quotations
N.II.