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e07l. NEWSOM ITO II NE.

l. so0i. NEWSOM, 111o Me-
vACANT-127 " NV.
IS SO0-Cash 81 sOO-Monthly. $50.
Including interest. Elegant corner house.
large rooms. bath. large closets. pantries'
back stairs, large yard. Room Tor garage
H.w.h.. light cellar: extra toilet.
VACANT JULY 15-14a ADAMS NV.
o.oooIc..h. :sOo.Monthly: $50: s.,v n.nsr.d
and repaired: nice Groom and bath house
cellar. furnace heat; large back yard. front
yard; 15-foot alley; lot 20 II. wide Pos-
session July 10.
including interest. 1740 y. Capitol.
large rooms and bath; front and back yard
cellar. furnace heat: Could be changed
into 4 fine business house. but Is now an
elegant home. 28-ft. alley.
ss.ooo-s2. 900 cash--Balance $50 month. s
large rooms and bath; lot l7xlOO feet;
loft. alley. Furnace. "a s.. NV.
very large rooms and tiled bath: front
and back porches; elegant condition.
st. ne. near 18th.
$40 X n.e.-$s, ,OOO-s5OO cash. balance $40
monthly. rooms and large stable.
RoOMING HOUSE.
houses: large. yard; alley; $500; cash.
~A'oVo, Aouthy, %oU-
BUSINESS AND DWELLING.
606 18th n.e.-$3 S5O-Cash, $500; monthly,
$2s; large rooms and bath on End and srd
lot ss1iso. Cost. $500 Rare bargain
1919 n.e-s4. 7oo-Cash. s.. 900. balance. $50
month; stories. furnace. Can be altered
into store and apis. and rented for 500
month. Plans and spec. with house for
alteration.
$4.5O0-Cash. $1.O00-Balance. $50 month
Business double Ar. residence. 1105
Fla. ave. ne. s r. and b.. cellar furnace.
L. eo7i. NEWSOM, nlo H NE
brick sr.. bath. h.w.h.; deep lot to alley;
porches; price. s. 900: terms.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 F.
CORNER OR. AND B. BRICK HOUSE: HOT
air heat: comparatively new; splendid condi-
Sen Tesx xe.t o. Ga aEs priee rms
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; MD. AVE. NE
near Capitol; 10r. and b.; h.w.h.; perfect re-
pair: garage; only $s, 900: terms.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 F.
TAKOMA-DETACHED AR, 2B., ELECTRIC
light; h.w.h.: lot so #. front; price, So, 600;
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 F.
woODRIDGE-LoT 4o11oo; 7R. BUNGALOW:
built months: modern to the minute; cheap
at $8 750; terms arranged; possession.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 F.
R. I. AVE. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Or. and b.; h.w.h.: price. 200; terms: before
buying complete list Of cheap houses.
ANACOsTIA-sR. AND B.; H.WH; LARGE
you wish attractive detached home act quick.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 +.
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BUNGALOW. $3.50: $3.50 cashS $45 monthly.
rooms. bath: gas; electricity: corner: COZ
BuNGALOw 81, 800 q. 900 CASH, sss A
month"; rooms and bath; hardwood noors and
trim; open fireplace; electricity and gas: lot
0Ox147h. New.
BRICK 76o.
8 rooms and tile bath, sleeping porch. open
fireplace; hot-water heat; hardwood floors; gas;
electricity: immediate possession.
BUNGALOW. 80. .750.
9 rooms and bath: hotwater heat; gas and
electricity; fruit trees. strawberry bed. kitchen
garden: Immediate Possession.
o. b. ZANTZINGER.
9O3 New York ave. ~.
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WELL BUILT 2-sroRY BRICK RESIDENCE;
wide paved alley; on G st. near 18th Sc;
ABOUT 8 BLOCKS TO PROPOSED NEW HIGH
SCHOOL Price. $500. 81. T. LAW, 1919 Z
81 90 Phone Lincoln 5725. jy6s
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615 East Capitol st.
NEAR WAsHINGTON CIRCLE-A VERY
BEAUTIFUL, we'll lighted home Of 10 rooms; hot
Oppoaite St. Aloysius Church-Larse home
Below Park I'd. convenient to 14th-1o
rooms hot-water heat: electricity: $3.50.
Above Park Ps1k rd.-lo rooms: good lot; va
Above PARK rd.-s rooms: hot-water heat:
1a
furnace heat only 5000.
$500. Others this section. some vacant.
sou,h.e..~N..t little HON. of 8 rooms;
heat: near million dollar park a neighborhood
certain to advance: q splendid home and in
vestment proposition at the price Of Groom
Chevy Chase ,eet,on-semi, detached:
Fl THSSN4s x. PETfrf. PEI sois 14.h st. NV
ROOMS BRICK; GAS RANGE. BATH;
cheap: q. $50. Apply 1920 Florida ave. - ne.
DEsIRABLE LOCATION. NW.-IOR.. 2B.:
entirely screened: sleeping pch.; garage for Or 3
cars: h.w.h.: eiec. lights; pos. at once; 50. 200.
rooms and bath; h.w.h.: elec. lights: NV.
location and convenient to all cars; only 5000.
rood location; only 81, ,2so; $3.50 cash, s25 mo.
THOMAS p. BROWN. GIT Az s.w.
ATTRACTIVE TWO-sTORY AND CELLAR. 7
rooms and bath brick dwelling: side and rear
=. W. GRAHAM 4 CO.. s17 14th.
i0s sT Ew.-sUITABLE FOR DWELL.
ing once building: 3story brick building in
rear: suitable for garage and upper floors for
storage. Apply to J. b. CRALI4E. on premises.
Ito
FOR sALE-N. ]. AVE. NW.-NEAR O ST.
g rooms and bath; bay-window brick. This
CIIyfORD A. BORDEN CO.. eo4 5th St NV.
f6R SALE TO COIORED-ON VA. AVE.
near 2lst OF. NV: rooms and bath; bay win
dow brick: large yard; $3.50.
Also 9Th 81. NV. near Fla. ave.-A spien-
did 6room and bath brick. This is q nice To-
cat uon and cheap: s, $50.
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO.. 6O4 9Th st. NV
FOR sALE-e,h ST. NEAR Q ST. N.W.-s
rooms and bath brick: two-sfory brick ga
rage. two-car capacity; lot l7x105; possession
qua nteed.
6LiFFORD A. BORDEN CO.. eo4 5,h st. NV.
SPLENDID HOUSE. on RANDOLPH ST.. y
square from 14th st. car lime stories,
| rooms; hot-water heat: hardwood dnish gas
and electricity: large aleepinR porch: very
spacious colonial front porch: 3O-foot alley In
rear: house In excellent condition: immediate
possession: Fl 80 cash. bal. monthly. Price,
g. TO.
HIGBIE 4 RICHARDSON,
1904 1t. NV.
EICHLi.ENT HONE IN PARK VIEW SEC
tion. nsar Soidiefs' Home; stories. g large
rooms and bath; hardwood finish: cellar: lot
2o11S7. to alley: $1,000 cash. bal. $40 month.
HiGBrE 4 RICHARDSON.
1904 st. NV.
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VACANT JULY /, LOVELY 8 LARGE ROOM.
batL hot-water heat, porches. street and alley
pa ved lot $50 it.. Kenyon and Warder
sts.. Park View: worth IS. 800: price, $1,000;
easy terms. y. E. RYON, 123 F NV.
X ST. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL-sr. and b.;
best offer easy terms takes 1t IL sold in
ten days. 1929 Delaaeld pl. NV. Phone Col.
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erX-AooN HOUSE on KENYON ET. ".
= block from car line
Oeionta porch, large yasa, safa9s asd cellar.
Phone HAeola ~, Ire
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-C0ntinueA.

sh ACRES. TwO-ROoM HOUSE; FINE
well of water. Call 6SS H ne. Price. lDo;
easy terms. IL
GROOM AND BATH HOUSE; ELECTRIC
lights: furnace heat; extra large and high-ceil-
ing rooms: beautiful shade: large porches:
one square from car line. Price, $3.6Oo $SOO
cash, balance to suit.
ARTHuR CARR. Hyattsville. Nd.
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Two-FAMILY FLATS OF FIVE AND
s-I roonns and oath each. near l4th
and Park road NV: price for quick
sale, $50: this 10 q bargain; easy
terms. JOSEPH c. ZlRkLE, 2Oo
Colorado building. l4th and sts.
NV. Phone NJ 49S5.
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. y. 0VioeupRkB, INIO
DONOHOE 4 HOLMES.

Corner. on eth 81. NV; large house. 6ne
store: two-stofy brick: ten rooms: six bed
dry; nice yard; two-story brick garage for two
cars: hot-air heat; good buy: price and terms
Near Carnegie library. on sth ct. NV; ane
vhtto marelef front house: II rooms and bath; ;
three toilets; lot % IT. deep to good alley /:
price and terms reasonable; possession
eth bstween and n: eight room frame I:
SoSd lot TO alley: garsge: price. A.6O0: terms
otn e. sw.; three-story apartnent: two
aoaftmenS three rooms and bath and one
spaftmsnt four rooms and bath. price and
ts9me feesooahls; good investment.
OeinmDia %. near o; eight rooms and hath ::
Jfns little frame home In Aaacostia; stx
ssems; desp lot; only $500; terms.
DON0HOE HOLMES
AAin 1890. I'D Oxford huiidiaz
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VACANT JULY 15-14a ADAMS NV.
*, ,0OO-Cash. s; .2OO-Monthly. $50.
including interest: will be newly papered
and repaired: nice Groom and bath house
cellar, furnace heat; large back yard. front
yard; 15-foot alley; lot 20 IT. wide. Pos
session July 10.
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BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOMES FOR SALE.
A small bungalow. nicely finished inside:
large rooms: garage; fruit trees: garden: one
acre ground; basement under entire house.
PRICE, So. 0OO terms
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s., ,OO0-Cash 81, ,OOO-Monthly. $50.
Including interest. 174O \. Capitol. 8
large rooms and bath; front and back yard,
cellar furnace heat. Could be changed
into q fine business house. but is now an
elegant home. 23-ft. alley.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NEAR NEWTON
place n-w.-An ideal location. convenient to all
ears: large rooms and bath on aoors; all
bright rooms: house 10 semi-deeached and has
large front and side lawn. front and rear
porches: heated by latest improved furnace.
Price. Se 500. Terms can be arranged. Act
quick II interested.
Phi. II. 2S7. 8. 1ioidenberg. I4Io O.
NEVER OCcUPIED-READY TO MOVE INTO
Near 10Th and Decatur NV. larre rooms 4
handsome baths: all the latest improvements,
sleeping porches. etc. Price, 1850. Easy
terms.
Pm. II. 2s7. 8. Goldenbers. 1910 @.
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ONLY $500 REQUIRED TO SECURE A
three-story and basement home on n. c. ave.
Sc. 9Th ST.; splendid location: convenient
to cars, market and schools EASY TERMS.
H. T. LAW. 1919 st. Sc. 19'
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- ARTHuR CARR, Hyattsville. Nd.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

Have you seen 1t? The prettiest and most
picturesque suburban property in the city.
High ground overlooking the Potomac for one
mile. Also faces Conduit road and car line.
Same distance. All within one block Of car.
one fare. No change. We are now having
unusually heavy sales. all to good people. to
build homes Under stringent restrictions. 1t
ing all will soon be sold and you will regret
not buying a site for home. gardens. fruit and
chickens. Act quickly and come out and look
1t over. Water. sewer, electricity. Buy now
and build when 1t suits you. Several new
homes going up now and we expect to build
Lots $3.50 to $500. Easy terms Take Cabin
John car, get or at Jewett at. and W. r.
Jackson. owner. 5424 Conduit road Cleveland
4S3. call on 6. T. DORSETT. owner. At Of
fee. 1904 H st. nv. Main 1000.
ACT PROMPTLY - EXCEPTIONAL SURuR-
ban home. six rooms. bath. sleeping porch
stone front porch: electric lights: mahogany
furniture: best location in Brookland. Address
Box 129M. Star office.
BEAUTIFUL HOME, 10 ROOMS: MOD. I'M
provemrnts: II acres ground: facing pike. near
Rockville electric: lots fruit in bearing: i'm
mediate possession: price. Sl2. .0O0 terms.
rooms: pebble dash: harms. etc; In fine
shape; shade and fruit: long front on pike: IN
acres: /: blocks Rockville cleo; price, SIS. 600.
10 rooms and bath; h.-w. heat: garage:
shade and fruit: Az acres ground. facing
Rockville electric and pike, at Alta Vista
price. $16 600: terms.
LEWIS KElSER tOfice,. Bethesda. Md.
Phone Bethesda AIM. IL
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOMES FOR SALE.
small bungalow. nicely finished inside:
large rooms: garage; fruit trees: garden: one
acre ground; basement under entire house.
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Nos. 4O2 18th Sc. and 1908 to 1917 d st.
Sc. Act At once: they won't be on sale long.
Terms to suit.
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TWO FRAME DWELLINGS AT GATHERS
burg. Nd; one a very desirable cottage with
large corner lot; good shade: garden ETC.
Price. 5000. One six-room frame dwelling
large lot. well situated station: 81 200
Apply CLARENCE W. OWEN. Gairhers3ur-
~. 0: VERNON u. OWEN, 1881 u st. NV
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s. OOO-$2 900 cash-Balance $50 month. 8
loft alley Furnace. "a s.. NV.
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HOUSES AND TWO-FAMILY FLATS AT
pre.waf prices. on easy terms. W. b.
eTRYkER 1929 Florida ave. ne. Lincoln
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rsre opportunity for navy yard employees.
A nice brick. colonial porch Groom, furnace
heat; new box style. which makes each room
cheerful: plenty closets: deep yard. Sample
house now vacant. Repainted and papered
throughout. To see 1t would mean to buy.
Only s. $50,
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COLUMBIA LAND CO..

COLUMBIA LAND CO.,
Arlington p. o., Columbia Station. Va
". f. ROGERS Mgr. Phone Rosslyn 80.
FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM-l4 ACRES;
one block from Virginia trolley: 40 mn out
from 18th and Pa. ave.; 3Omn service; fine
house; IL rooms, bath; hot and cold water:
furnace: large barn; five modern poultry
houses. with running water; 800 grapevines.
other fruit; rich loan land. A beautiful
home: Sl,200: easy terms. McLACHLEN
RANKING CORPORATION. 10th and G.
GENTLEMAN'S beautiful country home Of 5
acres fertile loan: large, we'll built S-room.
reception-hall home with 6O-foot porches; all
kinds outbuilding:; garage; elegantly fenced;
highest section Of Hyattsville. Just of boule-
yard and car line; 20 minutes BY auto. 80 BY
abundance fruit. berries; fine water: 900;
WALKER, kenois bldg, 11th and G SITS. NV.
lee
NORTH CHEVY CHASE / BLOCK CONN.
ave-; brand-new and modern in every detail;
bungalow. large basement and attic. bath;
electric lights; hot-water heat; garage; good
Ford car; poultry house: lot Of poultry; fine
garden; beautiful lot 90x300 all closed in with
well kept hedge; shsded % lawns; hnisheS street,
monthly on equity. GEORGE c. WALKER,
kenois bldg, 11th and sts. 16s
MINNESOTA AVE. AND HAYES ST. NE,
Hillbrook, d. CO lots: out-of- town owner
wants offer: $500 for both lots. This is a bar
gain. H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1914 F st.
NV or 7th and H SITS.
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vACANT-127 " NV.
Is, ,oO0-Cash. 81 ,5OO-Monthly. $50.
Including intefest. Elegant corner house.
large rooms. bath. large closets pantries'
back stairs. large yard Room for garage.
H.w.h., light cellar: extra toilet.
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FOR SALE=HOUSES.
COnftnue0.

FOR sALE-H ST. NV: TEN ROOMS. TWO
baths: h.-w. heat: house % IT. wide; rental
value, S75 per month; in good condition;
price. $10.5O
GEO. ". LINKINS.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL. CHARLoTTK
Hail. st. Mlrys county, Md.-Founded 1774.
A well established military academy, in prox-
Unity to Baltimore and Washington; estate OF
326 acres; healthful location: safe home foi
boys; business and classical courses: moderate
terms. For catalogue address Capt. B. y.
CROWSON. pripcipal.
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Red brick. bay window; rooms bath:
deep yard to wide alley. Only So, $50. 8o5
1t. sc.
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81, ,0O0-Cash, 81. .5OO-Monthly. $6O-Colonial;
8 very large rooms and tiled bath: front
and back porches; elegant condition. Il
st. 18th.
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Six rooms; furnace heat: colonial porch;
will be put In new order. including painting
and papering entire house. A bargain; a, 600.
los lAth st ne.
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ALLAN z. WALKER CO., INC,
Main 426. 613 18th st, NV.
FOR Low PRICES AND EASY TERMS
CONSULT N. B. NORMAN, 1420 Evans Bldg.
Room 511. Main 1854.
Beautiful light brick bay window; rooms;
furnace heat; deep yard. Only $3.50. 3542
10th NV.
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1907 EAST CAPITOL STA BEAUTIFUL
home overlooking Lincoln Park, corner Of
East Capitol and Kentucky ave; first floor
contains psrior. reception hall. dining room and
pantry; second door. bedrooms and bath !;
third floor. bedrooms: large cellar. kitchen.
laundry trays and servants toilet oak finish
throughout A bargain at SIS. 900. Inspection
by permit only. Terms.
Apply to Jos. A. HERBERT L son.
H16 East Candtol at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02

Chicago. July Sentiment in the
corn market showed almost complete
at the close today compared
with Monday. Some old-time bears
were found in the ranks of the bulls,
but they purchased cautiously.
Resting spot for the day were at ad-
vances of &c for July. 1& to &c for
September, and IN to 2hc for the De-
cember future. Last prices were
around higher levels, rejecting an un-
~dereurrent Of strength. Deliveries on
July contracts were 10000 bushels,
smaller thar expected by the trade.
A feature of the corn market was
buying by the old-time far west crowd
and of goodiy number of orders filled
on eastern account. Those recognized
as bull leaders In corn were among
the strongest raiders in the specula-
corn a great deal of attention while
business in stocks Is an open affair
and there are no limits on that mar
ket.
Oats closed with gains of ia to i&c.
Not only were shor,s on the buying
side. but demand from investors was
also good. 1t was estimated $4,000
bushels were delivered on July con-
tracts. Some decline in condition of
growing grain was reported.
Hogs reached a new record price.
sales being made as high as 21.15 at
the yards. Products was stimulated In
consequence. Chicago grain and pro-
visions futures ranged here today:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
SUGAR CROP gRElIfST.
THIS YEAR On RECORD

New York. July LIN spite of a
money that ran up to 10 per cent for
lndustrials today. the stock market
was strong throughout the day and
closed with many net gains. Nav high
records were made ~ q large num-
Der OF Industrial issues.
The great interest was centered In
United States steel at the close be-
cause OF a threat Of a raid on the
stock by professionals who have been
heavily short and who have boosted
ytnat they would not cover. They be-
came uneasy when their threat did not
disturb the market and began buying
In the last hour.
The constructive news OF the day in
'ciuded an oner by the United Retail
stores corporation to buy the stock Of
the United Cigar stores company CIV
ing two shares Of the new for one OF
the old. This put all the whelan
stocks to new high records in the
midst of heavy dealings.
FOOD issues. were another strong
feature of the day. Texas and Paci-
nc was also In new high territory.
Butte and Superior rose easily. So did
Some Of the specialties. as for in
stance. Crex Carpet. Cluett-Peabody.
P~ettibone. United states Pipe pre-
ferred and Endicott johnson.
Professionals were surprised at the
action OF the market as they la ex-
pected 1t to sell off in view Of the
three stock exchange holidays. They
thought high money would set 1t back.
But a leading banker expressed the
opinion that even twenty-five per cent
could n stop this advance.
The South reported through the gov
eminent a cotton crop of 3,247, 900 acres
less than last year. This is q decrease
of ST. per cent in acreage and is
largely the result of the campaign for
a short crop that was waged during
the planting season.
To make matters worse the weather
has been bad and the condition of the
growing plant is the worst on record
for this month. So there will be a
million fewer bales than last year
and high prices are certain unless the
government steps in and takes charge
OF the crop. There have been boasts
OF so cent cotton for this year, That
seems quite possible now.
Sugar shares were buoyant with
American Sugar advancing FIVE points.
The crop this year is TO be the great
est ON record. The demand liz of
record proportions and there are plenty
Of ships. But the refineries arc unable
to turn out the finished product fast
enough to supply the demand.
BANK CLEARANCES.
Richmond, July /. $s.24s.2332s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02

New York. July l.-PrUAtstMMIN1 d
and liquidation ~weakene c6Ge91 4&N25s
day after the market had auet1Me
violently following the pNbifc4sf0yEaA
the report of the federal d4pUkea4D VI
of agriculture on the CROP Mg7x1&3@
forenoon. Right after the A4xo4NMM
were issued there was a-shaFp rk0A1e3sAaI
1t seemed as though csts tfA4NfM
had expected that the hrst nEurE ssy4a
the condition would he a nix WhEfe&46
it was a seven. The list h0GH4y&rS#
jumped as rapidly as It had A621leN4S
Buying was excellent.e Including .ApxneS
for trade account. after the fA444nN9%
Of the statement. wnarh- showg4w sRss
lowest June 2a coudftigu-z4@
record. - &1ala@ES8ANA
A rally to around ss.46 for socxs
early in the last hour, due 70 hRVEd1SxN
by several spot houses fanad-84s4ess
duce fresh speculative support ds1
with this demand hifed, The mlr1sAtS
broke rapidly unfer renewed r36h&a
Liquidation. Late in the day tbs 49,
ket was in new low ground and MAAA2s
The close was barely steady At NSt1
decline of 20 to so points xrESA
Spot at New Orleans was aNiet,# Uff#
middling unchanged at $780,. fhaun44&]
were 2.e43 bales. spot here. wnis409&
at n decline of Is points at 34stbc.k
were no sales. Cotton t~able1wa& MxN%
Juiy-Open. 23.5s: high. 33.e1: 10Sfa
33.1s: close, 33.I5.
August-Close, 33.15. .A%
september-High. $3.50; Tow. tys99N|
close, 33.b5. ~
October-Open, 33.40; hfgk 13No*S
lew. 32.S5; close, 32.95. Ts3NAkMS
Eoyember-Close, 32.S5.
December-open. 33.4o; hish. S9t4yts
low. 32.6a; close. 32.7b. ~
January-Open. $500; high, 34seosa
low, a24s: close, 32.4s. -
February-Close. 81. Is. -
March-Open, 1906; high. s51se0ss
low. 32.35: close, 32.43. Ia -
April-close, 32.35. So
May-open. s2ss: high, SOC. 4SW.
$40: close. 80 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
NEW YORK cuRn MAnrHr.

New York, July 1.-Tradfng 6M-.k4t4
curb market today was quietTa aha pf4eAs
changes, as compared with TINS. n3f4Io1
of yesterday. were irregular, vfltAr 41tI
little feature to the dealings. -
Interest was scattered throughout tie!
last. although fndustrials were znAt4s
the most active.
Oil stocks were without special 3A&1sI
tGre, which were in better demAnAuAnEI
decidedly firmer. following -clneAI3s@sxk4
trend of Sinclair Oil and ReaninGslN
other markets. Metals were .fatriy-& -
tive. Curb close: s-<~.s
$500 Aetna Explosives. 11A 41f3&.
$500 Cosden Oil. liz 122A. ~
1900 Federal Oil, 3h CAV 1s
200 Int. Petroleum. 80 a 80 Axsx&s.S
500 Merritt OIL Corp. 27& pas.
900 Vic. Oil. new stock. ~ 62A.
1,30o Atlanta. 3T4
$500 Big Ledge. 9-16Ix.
1000 Boston and Montana. s3@oo.
500 Goidfeld Consol. Is q IA. ~ II
1.teo Jumbo Extension, II 6rf4-
zoo Mckinley DarraEh. S701f.
500 Nipissing Mines. 11A 0t1k.
1000 Rex Consol, 1ne ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
Charters Lssu1zs

Troy Laundry. incorronAts4.pi31 S1
xa-M Maximum, 3l2-nan: l~n1x1Jlk
GEO. John J.. Jelks, presiden1s As
Anderson. secretary and C. II.
ali Of Bristol. Va Gsneral kanN441
business. ----. Zzea
Standard Casket Mann19S31 ~
Incorporated. RichmeH@S
Maximum, 100000. minimHnSya&
r. jay Cowart, president;
secretary. and A. w. Ballss80~N&
mingham. Ala. To deal IN c0&u
kets and all articles used AbOuttI9f5
Gertaking business. x
Richmond Ga n E1actt&e
Ance corporation. Richmond ~
num-, $50. 900; minimum. s3l0.199eM
shall NJ. Milton, presidanls IGA64 sM
wickharn. secretary. and J6hM
sen. s~screexry. all Of RicAtkNN1
conduct a general gas ana
rliance business. .sx sz9
The American PaleEfiSt~A
Incorporated. Portsmouth,. ~
mum, $4,000: minimum.s
Roots, president. PortaIn0kPEssM
Harburg. secretary. Norf0AkssN Sa
Lasting, Portsmouth. vA.sAa1
Goodman, Portsmouth.
commission merchants tob4e&1
general selling agents. s4kss
Old Dominion Lumber coMpS1ysS =
corporated, Roanoke. Va, @aX4
500, Geo. minimum. $1e.000.
Clellan, president; @. A, KaEn4S1
Va. General lumber bustne61.ssNs4 \
Virginia Carolina M~anufxctR1f0
poration, Norfolk. Va. MAxirnN1iSissas&
eco. minimum. 100000. 4.
son. president. Warrington y
foythress, secretary, NorfolkS0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-02
AUTO ACCESSORIES
SALE
ny SULLIVAN a. CO..
Real Estate Agents and A~urtioneer,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF LOT
IN FARMLAND.
In of terms Of a certain
deed of trust. dated June IA. 1918, to
the undersigned, and recorded In the
clerks office OF the chancsry court of
the city of Richmond in deed book
2ao-B, page SIS, default having heen
made in the payment of a portion OF
the deb therein secured. n being
by the beneficiary requested so to do.
l will sell at auction on the prem
Uses. on
THURSDAY. JULY 3, 1919.
mt q O'Clock r. NJ.
that certain lot of land in the city
of Richmond, Va. fronting Atty feet
on the east Linz of Montrose avenue,
be fifty feet south of Essex
street. with depth of one hundred and
thirty-hve feet TO an alley and being
lot le. in Block Re" plan of FARMLAND.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses of
sale. any taxes that may he due and
To pay the sum of $T.51. with interest
from June IA. 1919. and upon a credit
as TO eight notes Of $3.50 each, the
first payable September II. 1919. and
one every three months thereafter.
and the sum Of $4,000 payable June
IA. 1921, and the residue at six and
twelve months from date OF sale. with
interest
JOHN r. WELSH.
Trustee.
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