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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
WEED STILL ADVANCING
IN DOWN SOUTH MARKETS
South Carolina bright Tobacco Be-
ing Bought by Manufacturers at
TaltcSt Prices Yet Recorded.

The high figures .he cigarette
makers and some other people are
Offering for the South Carolina and
Georgia grown bright tobacco are
causing the growers or the weed in
those States 20 market their product
rapidly. The sales in the various
markets OF both States were larger
last week than Cor either Of the two
previous weeks and there has been
no Weakening in the prices.
Tn" average made in the South
Carolina markets last week was Ss'
per hundred. which vas quite Il jump
over that of The previous week. How
ever il must be remembered that the
high prices are bringing better grades
o.: the leaf 10 the warehouse iioors
and this has had much to do with
increasing the average. The Rich-
mond rr representatives. on both the
South Carolina and Georgia mark cts
think higher priccs-at least a shade
hiEher-ar" Vet in store for the al
ready dissatisfied growers.
Manufacturers Huir Leaf Dealers out.
as yet the LEAF dealers are cutting
Il very small figure on the markets
and are doing very little "f the buy
Ing. The high prices the cigarette
manufacture se"m willing 10 pay
driving the leaf dealers OFF the mar
kets. They say they can see no prof -
IN the leaf itself at the figures the
manufacturers are bidding.
All the reports from Eastern North
Carolina that came IN Lar; week are
most encouraging as 10 the crop now
growing and being cut ana cured.
The seasons have been just right and
tn" leaf that has so far been cut is
said 10 he very line and is curing up
very bright and IN every way suitable
for the trade. Al! the Indications arc
that the Eastern North Carolina crop
this year Will be the best since 1919
and /: Will undoubtedly be the larS
est ever grown IN that part of the
Old North state The acreage has
been increased to some extent by the
ing the weed by many new farmers.
and the crop is curing up so nicely
there viii be practically no loss and
no waste this year.
Markets Yet Ia Have Their Day.
The Eastern North Carolina mar
kets Will be later opening this year
I than usual. They VIII give South
I Carolina and Georgia ample time &c
/ sell out. The war"houscman wall
/ throw open their doors on the .irs,
/ day Of September.
/ Reports from Danv!lic South Bos-
! ton and Chase cry in Virginia and
| Winston salem, Durham and Reds
/ vile In North Carolina Indicate tina,
/ the old bright belt also has as fine
/ a crop as was ever grown in those
[ sections OF the TWO great tobacco
/ States. The old belt markets vii!
]
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

az present age around buying OF foundry
for PROMPT delivery. Some 1921 delivery
lion IS sought. bu: seliers are not eager
% commit themselves The feeling here
rs that the Increased rates Will result In
higher Iron prices for fourth quarter de
livery. Bessemcr. Pittsburgh advanced 81
per ton 10 Hsi. Other grades arc also
IN strong DosltIon. Iron output during
July was estimated ut 3.'T70i3 tons coin
pared with 3.o.3jt3 tons In June. There
~ not cNuori market a. present on ac-
count OF the unsettled condition OF the
overseas trade
cooDer production bv eighteen leading
cnnCcTns IN this country was estimated al
lptc2i,oo5 DoundI during jun" Tn. level
pounds
Tin here took a decided lulurovemcn. on
ThursdaH az "a result Of the higher urlccS
quoted in London. The marl5e. here for
SPOT ana shipment over tho third quarter
demand.
i.ea1 continues frn a, $50 cents rrr
mound. New York. In outside hands, how
ever. tn" stocks arc 70 small that trading
has been negligible. Zinc. East ST. Louie.
81! POSITIONS 81 quoted In first hands Il
about I.5 cents pcr hound. There Is !ittl.
demand.
Arti-'uony continued steady after mid
week C"CllU" 81 i.C ve- pound.
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BANK STATEMENT SHOWS
STREET WAS UNI OADING

day ana WAS due largely to fear Of
European conditions. The market
was IRREGULAR all day with especial
WeAkncBs in u few issues. The close
was fairly steady.
The Federal reserve statement de-
stroycd what JOY the clearing house
nanks Impaired to the street II
We're able 10 show AN Increase %: sur
pIuS because they had borrowed some
forty millions from the reserve bank
me lower reserve 90 that bank ro,,s
The street OF any hopes 1t may lnve
entertained for easy money tn. com
ing week The per cent ra.:e grants
TO brokers on the nttern Jonk Of buo
too rapid liquidutior caused Nv Tho
hoiish predicam".-t, The market to-
day showed No sign that the bankers
80, moulu io.e &c Investors fo- buying
oit .oSEs and industrialS.
nv, Jil stocks Deprcclatr.
one important feature OF the
:, -'N market just now is the sudden
,.GSracc OF oils AMI industria!s. The
great Hood OF railroad Issues. To do
this Il: has been deemed wise 10 de-
stroy the collateral value. Df other
securities. Brokers Offering oils ard
!ndustr!als that we-" gladly accepted
few weeks ago are now turned down
when they ask for loans. They arc
practically ,oid 10 make their Gus,
toners soil out The scasonal
alaughtcring OF the public is IN fun
swing. Railroad shares VIII be re-
ceivcd IN loans because they are to
become fashionable. Wise traders
hrc switching 10 the rails.
Recent reports OF large earnings BIZ
Huch companies as the Sinclair. Mid
'lie states. Transcontincntai and In
Nlncible Petroleum companies have
cad no effect on tho market prices
for those shares because hc banks
are against them. IuvinCiblc issued a
report today showing that In the first
FiS months %! the year II earned
nearly SIG q share before taxes ana
depreciation.
or this about 81 share was
earned in the second quarter and of
Hc!al statements indicate that the
company is now earning at an annual
rate greater than the market price
OF the stock. But in spite OF the re-
port TIA. stock went to another new
low. Burns Brothers. which 81 con-
troiicd largely by the same interests.
was also heavy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

ated the Carolina Mica Company, With
headquarters In this city. The au-.
thorized capital stock is placed at
$4,000. II. S Rutzler is tho resi-.
dent agent in charge OF the offices
here.
/; is understood that the company
has acquired extensive mica proper.
ties ana rights III Western North
Carolina anu will operate mines In
two or more counties. James J.. Wat
son, Edmund 5 Hawley and +. JL
Butchorn are the New Workers who,
applied for and obtained tho char
ter for the company. ~.
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TO MAKE COTTON YARN
United Cotton Mills Company VIII
Huiid at Hickory, y. G., ny
Fast ms Possible.

HICKORY. y. c., August THE
United Cotton Mills Company, incor-
porated about month ago with
100000 capital stock. has contract
ed for the erection OF Il cotton fac
tory building here to cost $4,000.
and as soon as X IS completed II
will be installed with spindles and
other machinery for the manufacture
OF cotton yarns.
George y. Hutton, tho president or
the company, expresses The hope that
the factory Will bc ready for Oper ;
alton by early spring. although the
now usual delays in getting building
material and machinery may cause
the date for the opening of the fac
tory TO be much later than that.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

butcher. steady with Yesterdays aver
HH., others mostly ~ 1" -hC higher: ton
~ - DGIh rlcEinE sps-. lajIn 10. piss
~. ID &" i5c higher: oul. aes!rubie kinds
sheeD: receipts. 500, .,cady: r"ccin;s
direct. gOturHr.G WITH weH ago: western
fat AMI f-.ii:E .alnb- 7sc :" 81 icwer;
nHt-N" lambs. 90 10 3" lower: IA shceu
mostly steady. breeding ewes. .tFODg "a
pc higher.
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Cotton MAI;kETs.

NEW YORK. August ..--iseuersI coniI-
lions aH"c INK cotton vc!Eal a=l uuset TILED
today aud halted reEiNh! % confidence
on the buying sid"
IN. start was nrm AZ an advance q. 10
Ia ucIDtA helped ~ the rain r..y.
strength ia aeCuritlo. and reuorts Of laEcc
safes OF ths spot article III Texas IN the
past twenty -four hours. total OF t5.2lJ
bales ba!nS announced. The sales Included
..yc, ba!ca at Dallas. 1900 bales 81 For.
WORTH. jlT, bales Houston and ia
fa!es at Galveston. LIVERPOOL anG south
.th intor'st5 were among ;he Uurchas
early Ja0ansse Interests Solo and The
demand was soon n!ed IN wi,h outside
runpor; lacking. Tho selling carried ono
tauonS Goyn ~ % 81 pn.ai" from the boSt.
below ~, Hlvh O.. Yesterday
- TIE end oi the mrs: hour n local
covering movement DEVELOPED and ia the
ADS Tir5 Q. :r--h sailing prices moved M
rhui6ly oct"her reaching Isto AMI .isG-
uarY - -. representing. a lCf advance. o.
about y 70 10 poiuts. The gains We're not
a!H held
Late in the DAY the marke, rnove-! err
rIt!uGlly without definite trend and was
marrow enough to Tee unusually sensitive
10 small orders either way. There were
selling orders IN the market from foreign
$50 Wall street intercstS toward the close.
Final prices Were Sa5S!: S:-:c." =: -.
decline or 20 POINTS 10 ar advance OF Is
points.
500, here unchanged a, 800 for mid
dllnE No sales SPOT u; New Orleans
unchanged nj SG,75: sales. ,92 bales
EeCcirts AZ Galveston. l.5Gl: savannah
100: New Orleans. 1885.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported by Rodgers. plu:uIner q. Co. Inc
r-,ershurr- n. Anrus

Petersburg. Va. August Z. Il
PAStSH-ttr'H.rs Stock:
Market GGl-l. no sales reported
SlEIiS As Farmers stock:
Market weak.
FaRCV iu;nau>. - pcr 10.
Lgine"s. extra brine. SIC Dcr 10.
Hsiubne. primo. SIC per 10.
Runners. c&tra primo, SC per 10.
Runners. brine. .i1c per ID.
Smelling stock. &c 20 "a Der liz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
THE WEEKS WEATHER
Considerable tiuudincS~. Moderately
Wnrm md Drcasionnl Showers
Is Forecast

IT"NE.
WASHINGTON. August Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Nond.y are: Middle Atlantic states.
considerable c.oudinesS. moderately
warm weather and occasional show
crS.
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Contract Awarded for New Hotel.

MORGANTON, y. C., August o.
The contract has been closed with u
New York construction company for
the erection here OF $4,000 mod
pany. The building is TO be Of brick.
with elevators, heating and electric
light plants and will have sixty
guest rooms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK N.rxpr

CHICAGO. August 7.--Cattlc: receipts
op; market comparcd with q week ago:
strictly choice handyweight steers and
best yearl!ng strong; choice handy1ye!ght
Steers and best yearl!nEs. strong: choico
steers. sc TO soc. lower: woighiy COWS
and beat heifers. DC higher: medium and
a bulls to Sec higher: 2,hcra. steady to
sood stockers. soc lower: undesirable Kinds
500 To 75c lower.
HOGS: roeolpts. 5000. light and high,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
PRODUCE MARKETS..
C.oTr0NsEED 81.

CCTTOSSEED OH!
NEW YORK. August T.-cOitonsced oil
was tuli aud :rRtug-less. w!;h uTices
ptFtly higher on short covering. Inspired
~ ihe hdybu,. In lard Closing prices
S."r" rplg;s lowe: TO Z" points net higher
Sales. g. - barrels Prime crude. nominal
urine summer yellow riot izu 1900: sep
telnh"r, :: 20; Oc;uber. 1855; December. 1855
all olt. l'.imc winter yellow and sum.
mcF wH!.e. nv:u!r.i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
NEW TUi.K CURE.

NEW YORK. August 1.-irrccularlty
CHARACTERIZED the curb short session today
Trading was sthnds,iil al times and
ihe volume Transacted was the smallest
III u long time.
In ,he oils !ist rricc movements were
narrow. international Petroleum after
strength eaSed on proiit-talI.nE sales by
yesterdays buyers. Mining sha-cs were
Nni.t and n..,n ......l..... .:-..u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
NEW WORKERS INVEST

Carolina Mica Company Backed by
Northern CnpitnI-Opcrntcs IN Sew
crni Counties Around Charlotte.
CHARLOTTE. y. G., August -
New York capitalists have incorpor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAI SrORES

= NNNI. SIUNES.
JACKSONVILLE FLA. AuFust 7.--Tur-
It..t.gi,. arHg. 5I4 sales. ~. receipts. Ioi ::
81! o'nents. none: stock. 3.r5J. Rosin. flfln
s.ies -; reeein;s. -; shipments, io,:
ii. ]! i. u. y. VIC. !a.yD: WV. 1875.
SAVANNAH. GA. Angus; .-Turpantlne.
u! IN. Los. sNlu-. 30. receipts. s-I. ship
!nsnis. -: .tpvE: ~. Epalu. hfi;. safes.
- 80. Quote y. i.iu: -. L. +. q. ii. l..
Is. NJ. y. VIC. WV. 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
HAS S15,171,12O EXCESS
New York CIrnrin: House Hanks and
Trust Companies show Di-
Surplus.

NEW YORK. August THE actual
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
! that they hold SETTLED r-serv. IN
excess of legal requirements. This
is an increase OF s2l.e57.6iO from last
week.
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NEW YoRL

NEW YORK. August - Cotton goods
weak ana lCll III tobaE's market. laTEs
were weaker and linens rascd. wn!le bur
iaps were steady. Woo. goods were offered
at concessions from second hands. while
primary agents were going liti!c business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

RICE.
NEW ORLEANS. A9Egst ..T7nouEh rice
clean rice. steauy: sizes. receipts. 81.
booklets Bran and polish. unchanged.
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--"@777-7 ---9--@------1-
WEEKLY DRY GOODS.

Nt.W YORK. August !.--cotton goods
weakened. Bieached inusiins we're rsduced
! cents and &C Year TO basis OF :1c for
irn!t OF The loom ana % cents for hone
IA goods. Further reductions in price
have l'n,m, taken H,x place in several numbers OF
briht cloths sh"etinrs and convert!bies
onsrinss OF IL 6ixc0 nercales have been
mad" DS conycrtcrs at 32t,c yard the
fulhE rficc OF large printers being Soc
orders from Surfing dress CinGhaIns are
coming Forward In steady small lots to
those houses tina; have guaranteed prices
To the date OF invoicing Wash goods for
snring gre being ordered very m0derateiy.
Snd prices are unstable. Curta!lment OF
,n;f,l Is Increasing steadily. several
are compieted F!nishcrs are operating
about % Der cent OF ca0acity. some OF
them being closed until trade i'm proved
Many az tho large selling mwencics have
ceased meeting the prices made in second
hands where, speculaiors and Others are
lidnidaiinv their holdings. MANY cloths
az are nov nov down down to a basis OF actual cost
and weak and coiorcd cottons are bn i'm
mig 10 show unstcadincss.
Prices current follow: Print cloths nS-
inch siTsls. l3,ac: 6i,9;is. lie 3sL-lnch
GNHs. l7c: brown sheetincs Southe rn
.iI til Csc; dsnims; s::ls. indigo SIC
Ginshams. 2.iac: dress rlnghams. SSGsTEc'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

NEW YORK. August 7-General anprova,
ny iron and steel interests here has bcen
accorded the recent announcement OF
higher freight rates bv the Interstate
Commerce Commission. Despite the fnct
that the rates will place heavier financial
burdens on producers Of steel. IL is fell
here that the increases will furnish the
carriers the wherewithaI to add equipment
which will aid In reducing congestion on
tho lines throughout the country.
The market here has shown n stronger
tendency on account of the feeling that
independcnts may bring about a1ya nce .
TO help cut their expenses No price
changes OF imDnrtancc were noted on steel
products. Demand Is moderate and mid :
summer dullnass L. everywherc apparent.
There were practically NO further shut
age. Steel production Is estimated at
from 10 to Is per cent lower during July
Iron and steel interests report steady de-
mand and the sup9ly OF hoppers suitable
monts ordered. Pig iron demand centers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

start the selling ball In motion about
September II. and. as USUAL. VIII start
OFT with prlminSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

NEW ORLEANS August 1T was moro
OF u weather market IN cotton today and
IN IN the absence OF ANYTHING new and alarm
ny boHtlcil conditions IN EurODc. reports
81 100 much rain in the. belt had full
eHcct. iAe obcnlnE was higher and the
management 1grs!stsd until the trading
months, we're % 10 II points above the
cLoSc OF EestcIdaN: October rising to ~ II
and March I" =oo7 During thn Iatc trad.
me ne market sacred somewhat ms the
result OF the forecast Of dry weather for
the western half ~ the belt. cSccDt Tor
showers IN the vicinity ot tho gulf coast
and the close at net gains Of hui
l. 10 10 points. Continued poor trade ac-
counts seemed TO he against value, IA
some extent after the first demand was
Texas reported rain At many ,o,u,s ara
her and Their? the rainfali was heavy.
ranging from ] tn Inches. Private re-
ports claimed that worm and yyecvii dam
asG WAS Increasing. There were unfavor-
ah!e accounts from the western division
or the belt and the outlook there was
cnnsidcr.d ,uniavorDblc bCca Use OF me
weather for over sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
NEW YORK Angus, T.-Th. cotton mar
ket barely steady

l7Nfl UIeNHINttlf.
Sew .Y@5E M!ddi!nE 100: exports. ca:
Minor porss-ExDorts. 200: stock. 7.aig
Total t"dsy .keceintS. 3i.3 exports. TO-
IocsS '''-' 'N'o''S'
:. Total FOR season--I,eceiuts 2!SS7: exports.
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FINANCIAL
IINN MI M.
VIEW YORK. August Mercantile paper

: Exchange Irregular Sterling g0-day
D!lIA. J.D,l. commercial Cb-9ay bills on
s,a nks. 3t-1. commercial t1.-day bills. 3.5ls. ::
demand. 3.SaA.: cables. 3.G!i1. Francs de-
~ and. tGs: cables T.cE.. Belgian francs.
mard. I.s- cables 5.si: =u.lcrs. demand
80, cables. $50: lire. LeInaHd, 5.ls. cables
~: r.ar.N-. Gvman lis: cables. lis. New
York cAcAAnEe ora Montreal. ia. yer cen;
u!pcpuut
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NEW ORLEANS. August This cotton
market closed steady at net advances OF
LOCAL PRODUCE aINRKET
Richmond. Va. Angus, I. 10

Wholesale Quotations By woodson- Cra,r
Inc. 1915 East Cary ST. Madison I2S-J
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LONDON. August Bar silver. 6ss. pence
ever ounce. Money. Der cent. Discount
rbt~s: short bills. : .-lo pc. cent. Three
month t!i!s. Gz.u6 Has per cent.
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LIVE STOCK M,HKEr.

Richmond Union Sock Yards
,, E.Chmrnt. Va. Angus; = 1879
,.tNI'hN ih.r' w-s u fI!r supply u
49,. mere Tor this weeks market. Prices
".DLt steady Of ali classes
il'LN good steers. liz .Ss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

on MONTANA ST Room bunga-
low. near Lamar school hardwood
floors, bed rooms finished ia white,
hearned ceiling in dining room, mirror
doors. built-in buffet A real bargain
$4,000. Terms
BLISS ST room bungalow almost
new, hardwood floors, furnace sleep
ing porch Must be sold quick Make
an offer Price $4,000.
WILL TAKE vacant lots as part pay
ment on almost new room bungalow
near Five Points. $4,000.
HAWKINS BROS.
S15-317 Martin Bldg Phone zouv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

THESE AXE eUUn NJ -
sa5. Ooo-Apartmeut Bldg 81 room
apartmeuts. fine as can be asked
always rented hest built rents $3.50
per month; reasonable cash payment;
balance 10 isuiL
SS5o0-Fine room bungalow, 1900
block Epson avenue; nc finer to be
found; up-to-now in every way;
price reduced $500 for quick sale
-.-,--r- 7i--er in anofher sfate- $1,000
cash. and balance 10 suit
Sf30O-Brand new 6 room bungalow
Manhattan Heights oak floors
throughout old ivory finish, fancy
electric fixtures garage and wash
room $500 cash and balance 20 suit
sf75o-Good 9 room house or So foot
front 900 block on Nevada ST., no
Basement nor heating plant and you
could not expect them and this is
pickup. worth $500. $1,000 cash
and easy terms
s425o-5 room Bungalow, $500 block
Lebanon ST. furnished hot air heat
$1,000 cash. balance monthly
SEM rooms and sleeping porch,
Rio Grande ST. 1900 block. south
'front.' Terraced. fine home, $1,000
cash and balance easy.
ss5up-6 room modern home. good To-
cation = block car line very cheap
AZ price, owner living ~ another
state $1,000 cash and balance monthly.
S2ooO-s large rooms; stone bldg. .
stone fence 50 feet TO car line; good
neighhorhoodi $3.50 cash, balance 70
Ask for MAZE.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT 60.
Fh- 800 zoe san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

CALIFORNIA sT.-Close in,
5 room bungalow. 90 foot lot,
south front, garage. You VIII
have TO act quick 10 get this
real bargain $500, terms.
ALTA VISTA room bun
raloW. near school so foot
lot. garage, paved street
sA25e. terms.
MUNDN HEIGHTS room
bungalow. walking distance,
oak floors. ivory finish, base
rnent. $3.50. small payment
down.
TWO STORY, s rooms. E Ne
vada. south front, garage.
basement, a splendid buy.
$500.
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS New
bungalow, 6 rooms. heating
plant. hardwood throughout.
$3.50. easy terms.
ALTuRA PARK - 3 room
bungalow. Savannah st. 50
foot corner lot. garage, grape
vines and fruit $500.
APARTMENT-Good build
ing. . four room apartments
with porches each, easy
walking distance, good neigh
borhood- an exceptional op-
portunity. $500.
FISK RAMSEY REALTY co.
Phi 1913. Arcade Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25
FURNISHED BUNGALOW.

TT hAleHED BUNGALOW.
Rooms. glassed in sleeping porch.
near school. 8 blocks car line. In
Grand view. Rents for $40 mo. VIII
sell for $500. $3.50 cash. balance
can be arranged
NEAR ALTA VISTA.
Rooms and screened porch. hard
wood floors throughout South front.
garage and chicken yard Paved
street. Price $500. $1,000 down
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS.
4 Rooms, large sleeping porch, lot
50xI20, close 20 car line Price $500.
$500 cash. $40 mo. incl interest
PHILLIPS CHEEL REALTY co.
PHI 436. 307 +. n. B. Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25
: BEAUTIFUL MODERN c

BEAUTIFUL MODERN 6
Room BUNGALOWS. lIundy
avenue not yet completed.
S735o.00 each. better houses
and better location than 9TH
ers are selling at one thou
sand dollars more. II you
want a nice home let Us show
you these
5000 BUYS S room bungalow.
330s Bisbee St. including fur
niture, COW. chickens and rab-
bits. owner leaving city
must sell at once
1G ROOM APARTMENT
HOUSE. 4 baths, sleeping
pOrches, present rentals over
S1o0 per month, $4,000, $1,000
cash. balance easy terms.
This is a bargain
4 ROOM HOUSE. furnished.
corner. lots. paved front
and side. Ia Luz St. $3.50
This is a bargain Offered by
non resident owner. Don't
miss this II you are looking
for a bargain
= STORY. ROOM brick. 211
West Rio Grande, ST00o- easy
terms This property is worth
$4,000.
0OI n. Ell IAsO ST, 10
rooms, lot 43x150; snap: $4,000.
SEVERAL NEW BUNGA-
LOWS. Manhattan Hts Easy
terms.
6 ROOM HOUSE. SOS y. FL
Paso street, $4,000.
CAMPBELL APARTMENTS.
So Mesa Ave. s22.5Q0.
- Fl. 1G ROOM HOUSE, 200
block. Mesa ave. SZz.51l-
v. +. PAYNE
f01 Mesa. Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-25

MUNNINallN
Manhattan Heights. . corner
lots. > room bungalow, base
ment and heat brick garage
This is a good buy. Living
room across entire house,
large dining and bed rooms.
oak floors throughout. paved
street. Look az this and make
your own comparison
sJ55O.OO
New 3 room bungalow. close
10 Alta Vista school and car
line. basement and heat oak
floors throughout. tile bath,
beautifully finished. street
paved; $1,000 cash, balance
Ions time
-FOUR room bungalow. on cor
ner, south front oak floors
in two rooms glassed sleep
ing porch brick garage, paved
street, near car and school,
$500 cash viii handle. bal
ance SIS per molth, including
$50
VIII start you on this little
home in Alta Vista neighbor-
hood, brick, 3 rooms. sleep
ing porch and bath, large lot;
balance payable S35 per
month, including interest
Total 20 pay $1,000.
See FILLER, with
CHARLES H. STEVENS
Real Estate and Insurance. -
city National Bank Bldg
Phone s45f