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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Main 43A.

Price, ss,50o-A downtown house. q
little of from 14th street and south OF
NJ street, a three-story bay-window brlck
house. having ten rooms and bath, good
heating plant, several open hreplaces. we
believe this is good buy for home or
for an investment.
Price, SIS, ,OOo-In Chevy Chase. beau
tiful corner home. large lot, great many
trees, and the honse containing nine
electric lights. There is also garage,
This property has positively everything
you could wish for in well located SUB
urban home. Located close to Connecti-
cut avenue near the circle.
Price. $11. 5OO-on 18th street in Co
lumbia Heights, close to Central High
School. a beautiful square in which to
own a home. and u most convenient sit
uation. This is a three-story bay-win-
dow brick house heated with hot water.
having inlaid floors and electric lights.
Possession within 80 days.
Price, SIG. .250-In Columbia Heights.
corner house. convenient to the 14th
street car line, first floor has parlor.
library. dining room and kitchen: second
floor, three large bedrooms and sleeping
porch attic over entire house: every
modern convenience. There Is also fire.
proof garage for two ears: Possession
given any time:
Price. $s.OOO-well located in Pet
worth. a semi-detached house OF brick
and frame construction; two stories and
attic with 8 rooms and bath, hot-water
heat lot $50 deep to a paved alley. suf-
ficient room for garage, garden and
flowers.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 H st. NV. Phone M. 1923.

CHAS. D. SAGER,
Main &c. Main 81. o23 Fifteenth St. NV.
Send
lows Fifteen Just being completed in
W. R STREETS
0ioom
double
se : .e t e:. s;s''s So:.n : two can % Be
locations
IN BLOoMINGDALE-
and desirable
lights noo:d ONE ATTRACTIVE
@ most @ COMPLETE @ oe sones sa noSw %
% d' ~ ~ ~ mu e o be
bonse
galow near % A''
electric ess as lights: sss fssH s so.sS @ % rae $3.50 s+S0o
terms can be arranged
swh eseae s SiSI% i.: 'aS 'front.' ath and hGesi 1esi
ON PLEASANT ST. Nw..ExcEl-
dion throughout Price $3.50; I'M
mediate possession can Dc gwen hwh;
hardwood floors; cement front
BLooANeDALn H"S s ;ssc % condition
very attractive sIoom house; 49, - - - -
lights: hardwood % lot soai4o: @ % psn-
y
SECTION NoRTHEAsrsPLEN
Pe @ % $780, @ % % % POSSESSION @ s nss % % ssas nsas:
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Main So, Main 81. o23 Fifteenth St. NV.
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ARMSLEIGH PARK
Adjacent to and North of
Cleveland Park.
All deta led homes
ready for occupancy. Five
styles to select from.
Large individual lots, E to
8 rooms, tiled bath, laun-
dry, hot-water heat, cleo
tricity and gas, oak floors.
open fireplaces, steel and
stone foundation, slate roof.
Terms to responsible pur-
chasers. Accessible to CEN
ter of city in IS to Is min
utes by motor or either car
line.
To inspect-Take Chevy
Chase car to Albemarle ST.,
go west to 38th ST., or take
Wisconsin ave. car to Win
dom st.
Sample House Always Open
r. E. Hamilton, Sales Mgr,
AIS 3oth St. NV.
On Premises.
EASY rERMs-2-sroRY BRICK. 9 ROOMS.
bath back yard to public alley. Price, %, 600.
g. @. ave. bet. 14th and 18th sc.
Vacant; 10th ct. Sc. bet. b and Pa. ave. /; Q
rooms and bath. Price. $4,000.
Vacant April /: 9th st. ne bet B and @; z
rooms and bath. Price. $4,000.
st. ne. bet. 18th and 18th: Q rooms and
bath. Price. $2.7o0.
J. C. WELDON q CO.. 224 East Capitol.
VACANT =
semi-detached: rooms, bath: hot-watef
heat and electric lights; colonial porch front !;
garage lot 4e It. front By depth Of $50 It.
Terms reasonable.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL ST.. HIGH VIEW
NAL front and rear porches: parquet flooring !;
lot to alley. Price reasouable.
GA. AVE. NEAR KENYON
six.room. bath brick, with colonial front
porch furnace heat; lot to alley. Price. $3.50.
-..'' -. ,,., JOHN 9. QUINN CO.. INC; x;.,, 40.
FOX sALE-COLORED.
A choice home for o small colored family I'm
the northwest section. practically new contaips
rooms and bath. Price, $500. Terms are
$500 cash and $50 per month. including al
Apply 1888 C St NV. 2nd noor.
Phone Main 4s46.
FOR SALE-COLORED,
We have o Groom and bath home that "a n
bargain; located in the northwest. Prics,
So. $50. Terms are $500 cash and $35 par
month, including all interest. Almost new.
Apply 1888 G Ut. NV, 2nd door.
Phone Main 4646.
sIx-R ROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE on
&. C. ave-. between 14th and 18th sc. J. r,
Shields. Fendall bldg. 22s
sIx-RooM BRICK: TILE BATH: bot.
water heat; electric lights; cement cellar:
front; beam ceilings; two sets gas logs. The
house is in excellent condition throughout
Party desiring home Of this kind save
agents commission by dealing direct with own
er-oocupant who will give immediate possession.
Price, 81, 500: terms reasonable. Address 40
Columbia road NV or phone Columbia 3621.
-Noo-d HvaN I'm is q,c-TIvs aoa
venient to two car lines: Groom brick; bath |:
latrobe heat Price. So $500; $500 cash, balance
easy monthly payments.
81. r. HOwENsTEIN CO.,
1914 F st. NV. or 7th and II sts ne
BARGAIN IN DOWNTOWN SECTION: FINE
ly built home Of IL rooms. 2 baths, etc. This
II q splendid place for business. win make a
nne home or nrst-class boarding roominR
house. Price for quick SALE S11.0 600.
A. B. CAMPBELL. 14l0 81 st Nv.
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Bungalow.
$3.50. $500 cash. $50 monthly.
Five rooms, bath, hot-water heat, electric
ity; hardwood floors: BRAND-NDWI VACANT.
Dahlgren Terrace Bungalow.
$500. $1,000 cash.
Balance arranged.
Five rooms. bath. hot,water heat, instan.
tansous water heater: hardwood neors and
Bungalow.
$500. $500 cash.
Balance arranged.
water heat; electricity. gas; open fireplace;
Treasury; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Bungalow.
$3.50. $1,000 cash. $50 monthly.
800; fruit trees: strawberry beds: screens;
garden implements: electric dishwasher; will
sell completely furnished for e4O0 extra.
Bungalow.
$500. 5000 cash.
Balance arranged.
Six rooms, bath; hot-water heat; electricity:
hardwood floors: beamed ceilings; open nre-
place. chicken house.
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
eos NEW YORK AVE.
Phone Main 6371.
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RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.,
1907 Conn. Ave. NV.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 10TH ST. NEAR R NV
Now vacant-11 rooms, Centrally located; rms,
bahs garage; hot-water baths electric lights,
heat; electric lights Price, Possession at Price
$4,000. only $4,000
18th ST BET. X SITS M ST. NEAR 18TH ST.
Elegant home, II rooms and baths;
and bath Price only OO hot-water heat elec. lights
for garage. Posses
BELMONT ROAD NEAR sion. Price only $4,000.
10th ST.
2-room and BATH thor ST NEAR 21ST ST
oughly modern; hot-water Handsome Groom and q
heat and electric lights Pos bath home elegant resden
session. Price only $135oo tial section Possession
Price, $4,000.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
AND QUE ST 23D ST. NEAR
Elegant home OF 10 rms CALIFORNIA AVE.
baths; centrally located; IL rooms and baths;
thoroughly modern; hot house; large porches;
water heat and electric light thoroughly modern. Pos
Price only $I3,soo session. Price only $4,000.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.,
1907 CONN AVE. NV.
Phone Franklin 1906.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
ContfnueA.

Another Bargain in NE.
$4,o5O. $500 cash, balance easy.
Possession April II: six large rooms and
Sous; % n spiendid condition. e Act % quick on III:
one.
Only $4,5OO NE.
Possession April 20; six large rooms end
bath; furnace heat; deep lot to alley; round
bay-window brick: owner on premises. This
10 good.
Mass. Ave. NE. Near I'd.
Just Think, Only $3.50.
Eleven rooms and bath: furnace heat; deep
house: % @ " income me- Of w Ter ~ 500. % Beside: ID ample
room for family q six. Only 5000 cash. bal
ance monthly.
New Home In Petworth.
$1,000. Possession at Once.
Six large, beautiful rooms and bathi sleep
ing porehes; double floors: hardwood trim
throughout: hot-water heat; gas and electric
' lures that hat 60 ' With an mn uptoSats @ G hems' ' "
Double Flat-Bloomingdale.
$500. 5 and f Rooms and
Bath Each.
Don't miss this, Just think! Eleven rooms
and two baths, two separate furnaces. and
II ysu - this you VIII buy. Good location,
half block Of North Capitol cars.
T. B. BROWN CO.,
ISL ST. NV. ROOM 2O0.
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r, MONDAY, MARCH %, 1920.
FOR SALE-H0USES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES

CAHILL & DUNCAN
Continental Trust Bldg 18th and H SITS. Main 2125
:s; % $1,000 e. ' y; $. s:
st. bet r.,n... and n fs s.s i
: f. '''-s:. :s : e: yi: s
s shsas On % % % % good ] '
y s: :? We advise 70. SEE it, n. ~,
s :d fsaa '' See Terms reason @ is: @ s Fl ss; ::s, @
1850 r. 81 i; G.: :: :;;;: ' [ s:,', '' ,,'s' '
$1,000 &C.; ;;;; :;: $ s. : ; ' IT 's'' ] '
" e.; ::: E: ;: ;:' $
'''' Is: ;: en-; r.: s $500 s; ' s: e. -
a.esas ss Balance % e S ss @ s1sse h: to- s %
CAHILL & DUNCAN,
Continental Trust Bldg, 18th and H SITS: Main 2125.
@ s :a sts s si f s ,ss heat | @ a. psss "a Sss % @ Ind
A.s. 1s sf %s'ysss.rT sass 5.s: n11aoh s.. and
@ floors and trimming" :s i ": : e "; s..s: s: fs :
s Il icons hHsRs ss!sn Mouse AZ fsss ss SO :! s
% % " on "ne Possession @ % gs dqTR! p sSe
JOHN w. THOMPSON & CO.,
728 18th ST. NV Main 147z
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Two-Family Apartment.

Near 18th and Oorcoran sts., 5-room-
and-bath apartment on 1st noor; 6-room-
and-bath apartment on End; hot-water
heat; deep lot with ample space for 2
car garage; excellent income. Price,
s., 600.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345.
Bi1tmore St.

IL rooms, 3 baths, including 8 bed
rooms; Handsomely appointed through
out; hot-water heat, electricity; every
convenience; garage; early possession.
Price. S35 200.
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Price, $11 115OO-SPECIAL-A positive
bargain that will be sold quickly.
An entirely detached house. practi-
cally in town. on a large lot "a by
13S IT. This house is modern. in
fine condition, contains ten rooms
and bath. hot-water heat, electric
lights. hardwood floors and a garage
holding i've cars. Possession given.
Price, s., ,9O0-A REAL HoME-Individ-
ually built. semi-detached. facing
Lincoln Park. A two-story brick.
having hot-water heat, electric
lights, instantaneous water heater
and other modern improvements The
whole house is in beautiful condition,
has four large bedrooms on the sec
ond floor and Is home that you
would be proud to own. Owner Is In
the house.
Price, 81. 7.10O-PETWORTH-A very
cheap house. desirably located. that
we can recommend as . very good
value. There are six rooms and
bath, hot-water heat and other mod
ern improvements. Very reasonable
terms Of sale will be made.
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BOSS & PHELPS
HOME OF HOMES,
14O6 Street NV. Main 434O.
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Southeast.

two-story brick dwelling. located
within a few squares Of the Capitol and
Library: six rooms and bath; latrobe
heat; space for garage. Price, $4,750.
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MODERN BAY-wINDOW BRICK. CONTAIN
ING EIGHT LARGE ROOMS AND BATH IN
PERFECT CONDITION. ON LARGE LOT 2Ix
lsS TO WIDE PAVED ALLEY. ROOM FOR
DOUBLE GARAGE. FIRST CLASS NEIGH
BORHOOD FOR PROFESSIONAL MAN.
CLOSE TO DUNBAR HIGH school. AND
OARS STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE.. VERY REASONABLE AND ON EASY
TERMS. OWNER WILL GIVE POSSESSION.
Il. l.. THORNTON,
1416 ST. NV.
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Columbia Road.

A splendid home in nns location,
II rooms and 2 baths: hot>water heat,
electricity billiard room top floor.
Price, SIS, 500.
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Near Dupont Circle.

Fine residential street, excellent out
look; 8 rooms. baths: electricity;
rear Of lot: liberal terms; Immediate
possession. Price. $3.50
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Capitol Hill.

Il rooms and bath; excellent eonstrue-
south on wide avenue; close to car
lines: near park; fronts on streets:
immediate possession. Price. SIS. 500.
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713 18th St. NV.
Near 11th and Fairmont SITS.

An excellent residence property, near
Central High scheolj Q rooms and bath:
hot-water heat; not leased: good condi.
ioni space for garage. Price, $1,000.
Terms reasonable,
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1872 n. J. AVE. N.w.-s ROOMS AND BATH;
newly papered and painted; large front and
rear yard; possession. Price. $500. on easy
terms.
MARHHALL McKIBBIN,
Main 307S 0O6 Woodward bldg.
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Main 2345.
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wANTED-ROOMs or BOARD =
BUSINESS SERVICE
NoN,VNioN CuNTNACr0n

Carpenter, painter and decorator, Let ~.
make your old home new stop lcaks In
your roof, charges reasonable. work done
promptly. Let mc figure your nouse
can save You money and give you first
ciass work. Phone Usage 9,iS. can az
sib South Frisco, &. q, Barnes.
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FINANCIAL.

OPERATORS intcrosted in undeyel0prd
oil lands. write A. IL. Hinmsn, RAPID
city. South Dakota.
WILL DRILL on shallow acreage submit
drilling nroposliInn. Pnain nffirn Iinr k1h
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TAILORING AND PRESSING

WE WANT to be your tailor, cleaner,
pressor and rctlttcr. bring In your Old
clothes We viii refine refit or repair
them to your satisfaction. We are real
tailors Fashions shop Tailors. southeast
corner Second aud Main, Phone Osags
boi0. Walk upstairs and save ten dollars
on suit or oy-rCoat
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FINANCIAL
nUsiNEss OrpORTt NiIIts

WANTED-A manufacturer OF a highly
desiTsbI. article wants young man or
young lady to help scll That article TO
tho retail trade. Salary sand liberal com.
mission. Can at Isii Seventeenth IT.,
Mnai Tnlhn
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sas' Wv tctAf lb'
New MEXICO on and Gas Leases.
G, !. HAGEMAS
afs Central National Bank Blde.
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PAINTING. PApERHANGINd
SPECIAL.

LExkY ROOFS
81 all kinds, also carpenter repairing
eeatly done. Usage pole,
CARPENTER work wanted; all
kinds OF repair work. by compe-
tent men; city ferences can Mr.
Thorn. Phone Usage Asi3.
LACE CURTAINS. mce shades and silk
draperies dry cleaned or launderrd by
sxperSa. Phone Usage ssts Tor appoint
Nent.
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING
- HoLLYMAN, THE EXPERT
OsaSs IVA.
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A SAFE iNvEsTMENT--ss.5 800; new ..
Nstory brick apartment, modern; will
guarantee 20 per cent on this Investment
J. a. Brown. 5ios South Main.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED e1
LET ME FIGURE your carpenter work
first-ciaHr. Usage iio3.
WANTED To do carpenter work. repair.
inE, connecting gas stoves. general
handy man. Usage 225i.
MATTHEHSEs renovated and recovered +;
returned home tho same day. Phone
sts. Sanitary Mattress Co.
FuHNITuHB PACKING
PACKtNp or on PAINTINGS. CUT
GLASS. FuRNfIUUE AND WORKS OF
ART
TULSA STORAGE 4 TRANSFER 90.
DHAUE $3.50
MArTH ESsEa renovated sud recovered
all art tRkep out, cotton mads In lsyer
felt; box filled work guaranteed, phone
Tor price and samples ~ covering Phone
1870 Tulss Mattress 60.
BUILDING AND CONTRAtTiN0 -
ron CEMENT WORK. walks. driveways
steps and foundation, clstern and base
mcpt repaired aud plsstef"d by bonded
contractor rall cedar 80
ron rIRsr CLASS coNCnETE work
call a w Miller Cedar i2i7
CAPITOL NIL BLOCK YARD
CALVERT q Son. PUOP.
Call us before buying. work guar
artocd. 700 ". Rockford. Phone
Gage GIbs-J.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
Helene's Married Life Christie Copyright by Syndicate

to have word with Tony.)
 "Well, Helene," he remarked, the instant we were tete-a-tete, "quite a dramatic situation, isn't it?"
 He spoke lightly. But could see he was excited. Of course, not every day do penniless rogues become the heir to such place as Thorny Grange, and the income that it carries
 faced the speaker.
 "Fate is always far too kind to you.' I emphasized the words. My face wore severe frown. "You've fallen on your feet again, Tony-and you don't deserve it."
 Suddenly, to my amazement, real tears sprang to Tony's eyes. His features worked grotesquely, as though he were trying to suppress deep-seated emotion.
 And then he cleared his throat and said: #.
 You're right, Helene. And Pm a dog. IT deserve prison-every thing. Oh, I've been a rotter! To you, to everyone. If it weren't fo, my-my father"-he hesitated for q moment on the word-"If it weren't for him, I'd be in jail tonight" He put his two hands up to his face with a quick, nervous movement.
 I moved little nearer to him, and in a lowered tone put an importan
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PRICES BREAK TO
 NEWL0W GROUNDS
 IN SELLING DRIVE

New York, June 22.-The selling movement because general and az gressive in the cotton market today and prices broke into new low ground for the movement, with October sell ing at 33.56, decline of GA points from the closing level of yesterday and of 1s7 points from the high lever reached on the bulge of Saturoay' That delivery closed at 33.60, with the general market closing yesterday a' a net decline of 40 to 68 points.
 The market opened steady at oe, o cline of 10 to 30 points and sold 2o
 to 32 points net lower right a1ter the call under liquidation and scatter inc pressure encouraged by the 1a- vorable weather news and unfavoraoie features in the foreign situation There was considerable trade puy,hs
 on the break below 34.O0 for octopel
 and the market rallied several polnts later in the morning on prospects ioi unsettled weather in the south"es. Otherwise the weather outlook was favorable. however, and prices weak. ened again during the early afternool under heavy general selling prono.s. hv the easier tone of the stock marAe'
 and vague rumors of tightening mon ey in the south. July was relatlxess '. weak under liquidation m PtepsAs'o'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
By May Christie

Tonys identy as the son of the rich and well-born MT. Travis Lloyd was now definitely established.
 I could see by the clynical look on Jim's face that heat any rate-did not consider MT. Lloyd had gained a prize.
 But then years of past association with Tony must have carried their dissillusionment.
 As for Travis Lloyd, he seemed almightily upset. The forgery that his new-found son had perpetrated was not in itsself recommendation.
 Tony, no doubt, had told his "father" a plausible tale.
 But MT. Lloyd was shrewd. He wouldn't easily be hoodwinked.
 Yet he seemed to take pathetic pleasure in Tony's company, now. Un- consciously, he kept making excuses for him. I believe in his heart of hearts he was convinced that the St. Aub- yns family had been harsh to the young scapegrace. Knowing Tony, should say that young man would do his best to foster the impression.
 Just before lunch was announced, Jim and MT. Lloyd went out to the hall, to look at something or other, and I was left alone with Tony. (Jim was under the impression that l was by his side. But curiosity urged me
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

question.
 "Was it truly and really you, Tony, who forged that check? You know my Jim was blamed for it.''
 "I know" came the answer, "and- yes-there's no good beating about the bush-I did forge the wretched thing, Helene. 1 was awfully short of money at the time. Absolutely cornered. It would have been prison for me if 1 hadn't raised that money that day"
 My eyes were glued to Tony's face
 "Why did you use the name of St, Aubyns" I queried remorselessly tell me why"
 Because" said Tony, biting his lip in humiliation, "I'd copied Jim's handwriting, and his fathers, too in the old days-until no one could have told the difference. Besides, had kind of grudge against the family. Ungrateful dog I was! But swear I didn't mean to get Jim into trouble"
 His last words made me harden towards him-unjustly, perhaps, fo, I think he spoke the truth. But oh! the misery his action had brought tt Jim and me!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Pine Bluff, Ark, June 22, 1920. John Allen Swisher:
 Take notice that on the twenty-sec- ond day of June, 1920, petition was filed by Grace Strobridge in the Ju- venile court of Jefferson county, to have certain children named Thomas and Clyde Swisher, declared depend ent children and to take from you the custody and guardianship of said chll- dren and to appoint for them some suitable person as their guardian with power to consent to the adoption of said children, or to place them in some suitable institution in thls state for the care and guardianship Of de- pendent children.
 Now, unless you appear within twenty days after date of this notice and show cause against such appllca' tion, the petition shall be taken aS confessed and decree granted.
 1sooN L. T. SALLE,
 County Clerk.
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MONEY MARKET.

New York, June 22.-Mercantiie pa per S-4; exchange strong. Sterling 50 day bills 3.93 7-s; commercial 60 day bills on banks 3.93 718; conner cial 60 day bills 3.93 SIS; demand 3.9s 1-2; cables 3.99 IA. Francs demand 8.45; cables SAT. Belgian francs de- mand 8.84;' cables 8.86. Lire demand 6.32; cables 6.34. Marks demand ETA; cables 2.75. New York exchange on Montreal II IA per cent discount. Government bonds easy; railroad bonds irregular.
 Time loans strong; 60 days, 90 days and six months 1-2. Call money strong, high II; low G. ruling rate s. Closing bid 10; affer ed at il; last loan Il. Bank acceptances Is.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, June 22.-The cotton market today broke for wide declines under selling for both accounts, heavy coming out on the fear that first notice day for that month, which is Friday, would bring large tenders, while other months were sold on generally bearish view of foreign political news, brought into promi- hence by the weakness of English consuls. Around the opening prices were 23 to 30 points down, from which the market moved up to net advances of 10 to 15 points, but little later it started slumping and was easy from then on. At the lowest of the day July fell to 3s.25 and the list was AT to 50 points down net. The close was at net losses for the day of 42 to 50 points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York, June 22,-While the local market for raw sugar was quiet again today with no fresh business reported, the undertone was weak and prices were lower. Cuba was offered at IS cents cost and freight, equal to 1906 for centrifugal, while full duty sugar was available at IT 3-4 cents C. l. [.
 Refined prices were quoted at az to. A cents for fine granulated. The weakness in raws apparently had no effect. e
 Further active selling resulted in sugar futures and prices broke quite sharply. Stop loss orders were uncov. cred on the decline. which carrie. prices 100 points lower for some oi the active positions. Closing quota tions were 65 to 100 points lower.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

for notices on Friday, selling off to 36.OO or 70 points net lower, while ac- tive new crop positions showed net losses of 45 to GA points with Decem- Der selling at 32.45. Last prices showed slight rallies on July and Oc- tober, but were at about the low point of the day on the later positions. Private cables reported Manchester and American selling on the decline in Liverpool and there was southern ports today were 325 bales, making selling around the local ring. Ex- 6, 6,123, ,O62 so far this season. Port re- ceipts 4,2S8. United States port stocks 950,142.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, June 22.-Cotton spots more inquiry; mainly exports; prices lower; good middling 28.57; full mid ding 27.32; middling 26.07; low mid ding 22.77; good ordinary 1857; or dinary 1857; sales 5000 bales, in cluding 45O0 American. Receipts 14,- 900 bales including 12,500 American
 Futures closed steady. July 23.89; October 22.85; January 21.52; March 21.O2; May 20.64.