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The New York herald., 1921-04-16
PRODUCE.

BEANS-Marrow, choice. 1890, loo lbs.
$50 rsd kidney, 1920, $3.50. white kidney.
EuTrER-crcamcry higher than extras.
ib IiatnJGiac. cNtras. .. score. iiiac.
flrsta. i.UlIc. seconds, fId4fi.c. lower
grades, 31u3Hq unsaltcd, higher thau ex
iras. iadiHihc. extras. iSn4si gc.. iirAfs,
i3ViTiact seconds 31n i2c. held ~ storage
f!rsts. 31a40c seconds 27Na3c lower
grades. 23N2sc Danish casks, fresh. W n
f.tac state dairy tubs sfinest, 40 81, &
2sa3sc renovatIa, extras, 30daic ladies,
current make. firsts, 25a26i4c seconds,
siisa22c lower grades. 2m2ic packing
stock current make, 80. II 22c No. 2,
.tc.s lower grades i1HIVc
gHEEsE-statc. whole milk, held. cary
made flats, specials. ~, 2Ti4n2pc fall
made. 2Tu2sc.. average run. 2ia2Gc fr1sh
specials, 22a23c., average run. &c, lower
2Ti4c. average run. 2ta26c fresh specials.
22itu23e.; average run, 22c. Wisconsin,
r., sh flats 22c. fresh twins. 2iiAc. single
daisies. fresh, 23n2a'ac double daisies,
2Ta2so skins, held specials, i1ladiaisc.. /.
prime ~ cholrc, i1d Ice fair to nood,
tuu l2c iower grades 5dac,
tGGS-lIcsh gathered, extras. dozen,
aftam82e storage packed eNlra firsts.
eusftic flrFis III u 21iac fresh, c&trs
fIat4. .Np.!r. firafs 2Sied2fier seconds,
1to 25e dirttsH, storage hacked 80. 2S'
u isc feeui8r packet. .tisU24i .r. 40. y.
-ca2lc ehccka fair to choice. dE,. 2in
gft.c dnck egcs Baltimore. tar iGt Ntf
uinia aNd North carolina. i2n iac.. western
Kentucky Hnd Tennessee 3SM iuc. goose
pA&a. 50UsOe. STATE, Pennsylvania adI
Nearby western hcnnery whites. extras,
~ daSc extra flrsts, 3td36c firsts 3ou
3ac gathered whites. firsts 10 extra firsts.
sesse xb adTr s,rs s.sdss ss461 .q2e Extra fS is
35n37c.; hrsts, 32d9tc. under Grades 3Oc. .
other Western and Southern, gathered
rhitess sSa3Sea ststes Psnnsxfyanias and
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SFasoARD CIEARANCFs.
q.
MrLLEH's" OUTLOOK

Spse,af besDafch 10 THr NFw fosS HEatin
CHICAGO, April i5.-"In several sec
,tons OF the belt" says tine Modern
Utuer winter wheat recently frozen
hack i not responding to growing
weather a. readily as expected. and the
extent of damage cannot be fully deter
mined al this date Most complaints
come from Kansas and Illinois. The
general condition or tho crop remains
good Beneficial rains have fallen over
rnost or the territory and complaints Or
soil being too dry are few, Green bug
activity IL on the wane but Hessian nv
is stili In It's development stage. Seed
ing of spring wheat Ia the Northwest ls
earlier than usual and some decrease in
acreage ia indicated"
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
AEOLIAN COMPANY WINS
SUIT AGAINST FLAGLER
Judgment for S8,225 for Or
gan Is Sustained.

The Appellate Division sustained yes
terday a judgment for sS,225 against
John II. Flagler. bank director and
manufacturer fin favor Of the Aeolian
Company. The sum represents the price
of All organ the company installed in
1912 I'M Mr. Flaeler's summer home at
Greenwich Conn The court directed
that ne also pay interest from Novem
Der IL. 1912, and the costs Of the ac-
tion to the music concern. Those two
sums and the fees OF his own counsel,
OGorman Battle q Nandiver. are said
To aggregate double the original cost OF
the instrument
Mr.. Flagler had objected 10 the tone
OF the instrument, but referee decided
i. complied with the specifications out
lined by Mr. Flagler when he contracted
foI the organ.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
SPANIARDS PROTEST
OVER SANTO DOMINGO
Urge Harding to Withdraw
American Troops.

the occupation Of Santo Domingo by
United states troops is contained IN a
message sent to President Harding by a
group Of prominent Spaniards, including
former Premier Count Romanones. Fran
cisco Cambon. former Minister Of Public
Works Prof Miguel Enamuno Of Sala-
n1anca University and others. The mes
sage says
I'VE protest against the occupation OF
Santo Domingo and the suppression Of
rights and liberties there and we in-
woke in favor Of the Dominican Republic
the ideals OF the United States whose
name would gam a new title Of respect
and admiration of humanity by the tri-
umph Of those ideals"
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
LONDON wool MARKET.

I.oNDoN. April 1.-THE wool auction
sales closed to-day with offerings ~
$3.50 bales The demand was good and
merinos and best crossbreds finished firm
and above the Lowest. During the series
merInos declined 10 To I5 per cent.
crossbreds ~ Is and Cape of Good
Hope and Natal 15. The home trade
purchased 2, 00o bales and the Continent
20. 600. and r.. 900 were held over
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
LoNpoN. AprLL b -FoL-se Lns ars ths
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Hceuo.o4 Fi.n Co. haVe .ssuea ~
nnalysts ~ tHe organization ~ the chicago
and Eastern Illinois Halroad Company. ouf
3ninE itH Euauclist position afte. - re-
organization
pud.ns Il Fowler recently member or
tho Waf Department Claims Board ha~
been appointed aRsistsuf crust officer * me
BaHN of America.
THr uanarcta ~ tbc New YosE Cotton
Exchange have appointed the following n0nf.
eating committees ~ present candidates for
tHe Exchanges augnai election N Tune
Philip y Weld William y SchEl. Elvood
y. MoEauaHt. Marcus rartou. Chester
Cuppls, a. p GWnthmeNs Jr.t and y. q.
Royce.
Frank A kmbau has sold bug membership
fn tHN Sew York coffee ara sugar EXehauga
'o r " wilson for A. 200 representing ~
advance ~ $500 fruu tlte price III the laet
pres ious sale ~ a seRt in tnat organization
the Guaranty Trust COMPANY 0f ~eu York
has been appointed transfer agent of tha
capital stock ~ 10 y Nobrook. Iae
Tforrhlover a Weeks haye issued < rr-
cuInr contaiulue "a tst 81 uunicipsf fal-
road, public wtf#tl. Industrial and govern
nicnt bonds yielding 80 'o IS pr cent.
Charles Hayden ~ he frn az Hayden.
Stoue K Co Nat boon elected 4 director ~
the American ship ard Commerce Corora-
tou.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
BRITAIN PAYS U. S. $25, 900. 900
First Instrument on SI22,0OO,OOO
Debt for silver Bought.

WASHINGTON. April 15.--Receipts Of
s25. 900 900 from the British Govern
ment as first instalment on the debt of
1922. 900 600 for silver purchased during
the war was reported To the Treasury
to-day by the Federal Reserve Bank OF
New York or this $4,000 900 repre-
sented a reduction OF the principal and
81 1000. 600 interest from April IS. 1919
The next instalment falls due on
May i5 with s12.O000Oo principal and
s. 900 600 interest paya BILE.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
- 900 900 MarIand OF Offering.

: banking group headed BY Potter
Bros & Co, Hemphil Moves & Co.
u : Smithcrs & 20. and Merrill Lynch
4 Go. has bought an issue Of 81 900. GOO
of : per cent dehenture bonds of the
Msriand oil Company of Delaware. a
syndicate 10 market them vii be
formed soon. The company is q hold
ing company owning more than a3 per
cent of the capital stock OF the Mar
land Refining Company Of Oklahoma.
G per cent of tho Kay County Gas
Company and, through the latter. con-
trolling about 70 per cent. Of the stock
OF the Marland Oil Company Of Mexico.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
MANY SEEK U. S. CERTIFICATES
S29O. 100000 subscriptions for
SI5O,0oO. 200 Issue.

WAsHINaroN, April l5.-Suoscriptions
10 the April 10 issue OF about $4,000. 900
1ia per cent. six months Treasury Ger
tificates OF Indebtedness. Secretary
Mellon said tonight, would likely total
$50. 900. o0o
The heavy oversubscription was In
terpreted as an indication OF condi-
tions in the money market which might
make possible a reduction IN the next
issues interest rate 90 5i4 per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
\ ;. PRONE EARNINGS nisE.

The 1920 report ot the American Dis
trict Telegraph Company of New Jersey
shows net income after ell charges and
taxes ~ s545.04S. equal 20 Ss46 share
earned on the outstanding capital stock
In 1919 the income was Sfls.5S7. or
SAfa a snare Gross revenues we're
4s45.5fb. and expenses. taxes. depre-
riotion. &C. s421S.St2 After payment
or ss2S.slO dividends the years surplus
was s221,2o3
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
BOSTON CLAIMS FISH RECORD.
Greatest Masket In World. Says
Report of Bureau.

BosToN. April -. -- Rank as the
worlds greatest fishing sort was claimed
for Boston to-day in the forty-siXth an
nual report of the Boston Fish Bureau.
A total Of 11S.55s.902 pounds Of all
varieties Of fresh fish was landed az the
fish pier in 1929 by vessels making 3.8f2
trips.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
METALS

on he New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was firm but quiet and
Straits and Straits shipments were
quoted at 29.5O and 81 standard AT
1850 and 1850. and 9s per cent tin At
rs and % Copper was quiet spot and
April. ~ and 1915. and May 25 and
f2.STl2 Lead was quiet New York
spot, $50 asked. and East -. Louis spot.
s.25 asked Zine was steady New York
spot E, and East st. Louis spot. ass
asked
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
FIRM CLOSES y. Y. OFFICE.

Parkinson & Burr. members or the
New York stock Exchange. with head
quarters i'm Boston, will close their New
York office soon and viii conduct their
business on the local exchanges through
the firm Of Galloway. Fish & co. Rob
ert a. Cox and William A. Tall New
York partners. win become partners
OF Galloway. Fish 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
poNzI's PARTNER SENTENCED.

MONTREAL, April 15.-Angelo p. Sal
viati. former partner Of Charles Ponzi.
Boston's financial wizard to-day was
sentenced TO six months imprisonment
for stealing 81 900 from local barber
several months ago Shortly after the
theft salviat fled to New York. whence
he was extradited
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
cosDEN & co. REPORT.

The consolidated income account or
Cosden 4 20. and it, subsidiaries for
1920 shows net income after interest ana
taxes but before depreciation and deple-
tion or sf3,552.107. Income was s5g.-
Ell. 500 and expenses Si5.47Ss2l Final
surplus was si1.32i,74s
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
sac PnnIo Bonds All sold.

Speycr Go. announced yesterday
on behalf Of the syndicate that al 81
the S10.000,000 Of Sac paulo bonds had
been distributed. The issue IA believed
/, be well placed, as the largest single
sale was $4,000 and a. sufficient time
has been permitted for the sales work
10 warrant satisfactory distribution.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
Dond Awards Postponed.

Tie awards of SS oO0, 00a il. pcr cent.
six and tnree-quarters year highway
bonds OF Sacramento. Cal. supposed 70
have been awarded on Thursday. have
been postponed. All Bids FOR the
s2,0oo,Oo0 OF s, 5is and per cent
bonds Of Richland county, s. c., were
rejected
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
Syracuse Asks for Bid..

The city or Syracuse. NJ Ill. win re-
ceivc proposals Tor si.332,0o ~ ia
serial bonds up ~ Nprll IN Bidders
are requested ~ name thc ratr of in-
tercSt the bouds'at to btur ~ multiple.
of Il u | pcr cent NIT exceeding 4 rer
cent. annually.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16

EXPORTS FROM NEW ,oRK.

Exports from New York Yesterday
Wheat. 232.q15 bushels corn. 1929
bushels bacons. 1875, 600 pounds hams.
$4,000 pounds. lard 3,54S.060 pounds
grease $4,000 pounds lubricatine oil.
10000 gallons; -four 2s,6ss sacks oat-
meal, 400 barrels
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
CHICAGO PRICES.

Five hundred thousand bushels Of
Gulf durum and Manitoba wheat were
purchased in yesterdays market The
American wheat was purchased by Bel
gium and the buying OF Manitobas was
thought to be for Germany Greece Is
asking for offers for about 1900. 900
bushels which probably will be filed
about April 23 There has been buy
ing in anticipation OF that business.
Gulf premiums were firm. with May up
half a cent. Manitoba premiums. how
ever were off two cents There were
rumors Of corn sales. but confirmation
OF them was lacking
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet. al - points advance
middline 7.5ad Sales 5000. American . 600
Imports I bp0. all American. Futures opened
very steady AZ an advance of - TO -
points. closed steady al 10 10 80 points
advance, May, 500 July. s.2g; Oci ,her
chester-Yarns auiet and firm. cloths good
inquiry
LIVERPOOL. April 15.-Weekly cotton sta 4
tistics Imports 4 900 bales. including
5000 American stock. ,059 600 American
Us O00 forwarded. 30 900. American 2s, 900 .
exports, 1000 American 5000; sales, - 900.
american rs 600 quantity float. all kinds
18J 600 American a3 600
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
AMERICAN GO. CUTS
SHEET STEEL PRICES
More Mills to Start-United
States Corporation Will
Not Slash Wages.

Price reductions for sheet steel were
announced yesterday by the American
Sheet and Tin Plate Company, 2 sub
sidiary Of the United states steel Cor
poration The reductions, which varied
from. 81 TO SIT a ton on various products,
were No 10 blue annealed 800 100
pounds 10 $3.lO No. Is black. $3.50 TO
81: No. 2S galvanized. $3.50 70 50.
Some independent companies recently
quoted prices 81 to Si2 ton below
these figures. but within the last few
DAYS many advanced their quotations TO
levels virtually identical with those an
nounced yesterday.
Simultaneous with the price cut came
reports that the company contemplated
immediate expansion Of operations and
the rehiring Of several hundred men.
The United States steel Corporation.
II Is understood intends TO reduce its
present price schedule for piping and
tubes Several larger Independents also
are said 10 be considering further re-
vision.
United States Steel officials denied
persistent reports that i intends 20 cut
wages soon.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16

NEW ORLEANS. April f5.-The cotton
market closed steady to- day at net sd-
vance Of 30 TO % points Closing bids :
MaN, y &c: July. 12.22c October. ~ 66c. ,
December, Il 29sc. January i3.13c
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Southern spot niarFcts follow Galveston
firm. - higher. At lleo. sales - bales
New Orleans firm. - higher, al II -; sales
! POI bales. Mobile nominal l3 higher. at
1910. sales nil. Galveston steady unchanged
at 50. sales nil. Norfolk quiet un-
changed, al 1925. sales IT, bales Augusta
steady, ~ higher. nj l1.t3. sales 21l bales
sales 51o4. Little Rock steady. unchanged
at 1850 saler 52s Dallas steady, 90 higher
al 1865. sales 3.Gs6 Montgomery firm. un-
changed. AZ 1850. sales rs Fort Worth
steady, 50 higher, ~ 1906. sales a'5 Fales
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT

specai Despatch % Tina Nrw yorN ura9p
New York Herald Rurean.
Was ~ C.. s..
The New York herald., 1921-04-16

YouNGsTowN. Ohio. April 1.-THE
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
and the Republic Iron and Steel Com
pany. Independent steel plants to-day an
nounced that they would follow reduc-
tions made by the National Tube Com
pany, a United States steel Corpora
ton subsidiary. The new prices are
said here to show reduction Of $40
ton on standard pipe and oil country
supplies. Of 62ia per cent on black butt
weld pipe and OF ~ per. cent. on gal
vanized
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
NEW YORK PRICES.

wHEAT-No. . red. 81 tsa, No ? hard.
xi.52A No. . mixed durum. 81 46s4 No
Manitoba, s1.63%, G. !. Z. track, \. y. 10
arrive
CORN-No. yellow and No white. 20.
80. mixed 7G'4c.. &. 1 z y. y. 10 days
shipment
OsTs-No ! white and No. white. SOC
No 3 white. 47T4TiAc. No white. 4diac
fancy clipped white. Ioikn5ic: ordinary
clipped white, isT49c. an elevator
RNF-No . Western SlAsA. T. be
BARLEy-f'eedlng 63aese mailing IA
BrCKwHEAT- milling s275a2 8
Hay-No. /. sf.45ai.55: No .. 81 a5df .i5.
No. 3. 81 .20dl 30 shipping, 81 ondi ~
S1isAW-No. ! rye. x2UH2l a ton.
wHEAT-Tncludiug flour. exports Tor the
so ek. according 50 Bradstreet.s. aggregate
gg5 gTa bushels. against 4.5i2.776 the pre-
vi0us week and a.12a. 77s last season. ok
ports for the season, 3f1 .f34 III against
ais 14i.573 last season Corn exports for
The week. Al fJT .s25 bushels. against Se1
5sT week ago and tOf. .00O last year. since
.mls ! ~ .f55 56s. against 3,257 800 last Sea
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
:. \. sTOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..

To the following prices accrued interest Is
10 be added IN every ease.
FOREIGN BONDS
The New York herald., 1921-04-16

SHARON. Pa, April i5.--Sixteen hot
mills of the Farrell works Of tile Amer
lean Sheet and Tin Plate Company here
will be put in operation May :. More
than 1000 men are employed at the
plants.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16

nearby Western henncfy browns. extras
33u3ic. gathered brown snd mixed Colors
Sraded extras, 3li4032c frsts TO extra
firste 9Gizn zoe
POTATOES-Bcrmuda bbl sfalt. Florida,
S2.J0ds culls. s2d2.5 .old is0 lbs. S3.21.
iGl lbs. ~ 1Im2 -. fI0 lbs Si 50n@ - 2
Long Island bap, S21215. sweets. Jersey
basket SingT1. southern JOcHS1 bba
S4df. tams. hbl SBdI
roTLTRN. DEESSED-FREsit KILLED
Crickeus Ntaes .f132r foula. hos :. 2on
3rc bhis. 2su87c ola cocks. s1d21c tur-
keys. Oua2c. ducks Long Island $50
squads. dozen, S5ai0 FROZEN- Chickens.
broilers. 30ttJ0c flyers 3OH3sc. ronsfera
aslff 4ac. fowls, 25n81c old cocks, 92H2Ic.s
peus. a0ftN0c turkcys I0WB0u ducks,
Western, 30nIoc. geese. Western. 2Jff31c.
rot ITRi, INE-Fowis. freight, 35aasc
express, 8JuAic4. staRs. freight, pc. .
bfollers freight. siGt.05 express so IN
xi.ihs old ROSTERS freight. igc turkeys
freight. S1Ai0c. express, 40d5Oc. ducks
freight, 2Jd35c.. express, 3Od35c. Muscovey.
2nc.. geese, freight Iva lsc. express $50
20c pigeons. pair, $4,000. gulneas. pair,
nO0 bhffu 0QfT9Or
, 1921-06-26
Insurance HARRY FREE Ii
N~ATR0NAREALTY CO., inc,
112 East Second Street
Suite No. 2-Phone l2lSW
r. E. WHITE. President ana Manager
PHONE 121s.M


mT1TTr o. mt VuEFtrr T Tsr1U rTnu
THERE HAS BEEN ONE MILLION DOLLARS SPENT IN CAS-.
PER DURING THE PAST -FOUR MONTHS FOR NEW HOMES. is
YOURS ONE OF THEM? II NOT. WHY NOT? BUY NOW.
We ae offering for immediate sale of the most complete homes
in the city. Located in the very best residence district. a thoroughly
modern ninearoom dwelling, five rooms o n the ground floor. large
beautifully, finished living and dnnsroons, three bedrooms; buinln
separate apartment. This property II taken at once N be purchased
at a bargain. Ask about II.
Two new dwellings. eastern part OF the city, near West Casper
school house. Modern in every particular. VIM be sold small cash
payment and balance monthly
Three room dwelling Of Railroad avenue $500 ash and balance
like rent.
An extra bargain IN a threeroom house with small dwelling in real
of lot. Located on South washington. ear hospital. $1,000 with only
$500 cash first payment. A real chance o pay rent to yourself.
1900 and only $500 cash. balance on small monthly payments for
that eat twoIoom house in Sheridan Heights
Two of those ley brick eightroom dwellings on Blackmore street.
Your choice for $500 cash and the balance It less than rental value.
If you see these you will want one Of them.
Two lots in Buffers addition, corne of Fourteenth and Beech
streets.
Two lots on South Center, corner of Thirteenth street.
Lot o Durhn and Twelfth for $2750. A real bargain.
Lot on Eleventh and Wolcott streets. Sec this.
Lot on South Walnut, near Twelfth for s.. 400; terms
Three lots o n the highway, block Z. Burlington addition. $3.50 each
and on terms.
of the city.
A very fine dwelling o South Lincoln and Fourth street; modern
in every particular; garage.
woroom apartmen on South Durbin street.
NATRONA REALTY COMPANY
liz East Second Suite No. 2 Phone 12lsw
Real Estate Insurance
, 1921-06-26
A. NESBITT REALTY co., INC.
3OS-5Oz O-S Bldg. Phone 7ooM

son.. .wo xe,rs we bay had a selers market. W o have a buyers
rr,,Let IL vii ct las long, are you going to take advantage oil IT,
Here arr SOL places that are worth the money
beautiful home or southwest side. nce high ny Ht on on .Sp,Tuccee
sNe. n "a trses The house lis al exceptional wei built fveroom nome;
tbs room are extra large, light and airy; al usual nunrinn,il eaH res res,
sshreeeo o. fo liyingroorns at small expense. rhs, place. LOOK hkee.a .sIne'
is a home that one will apprGate 10 20 see eG IN ~ ba Rfme e M as rent
Tbfsp place would have sold last year for $4,000. w Will sci tn DON
SO yu beuer ran to see II. - t.-. c.-.-+an tu
shza sox14ofoot lot; east front; the house a our complete rooms IN
basement is equipped with complete bathroom; has oenn ne"ig y opSn n%
cdTner for si.25O which when deducted will ~ tn cost o. o~nn THIS
home down to the minimum. - - -. t.. .,,
az $50. som terms Don't forget that this is a good buy N VII mol o
IN he market lonE. .H4LH . .
nov rnealow being built in southwest Casper, south and east o.,
> a a Few 'sst iron lot This fully equipped little home MI appeal
81 ~ m famiy tn wants a place in which TO live md II me same n, um he
sYet M msto " the house bringing sufficient income income 10 Imk . arr Oh on IN ne
nave ~ ~ On IN contract Each apartment I'LL b e funy EQUIPPED as
ps Iy wsNja uvingroom 12x2O feet with large closet, penhng ,u. on
equpIpgea ca Sht ana sink; nice large bathroom fully equipped, In good
K sHs adroom connected with sewer. water md ga; rememnoer me ne S GSs
rnent is I nnusq is snoSntvas $500 $1,000 cash and a small payment monthly,
a SOME GOOD LOT BUYS.
-. .o-eo foot corner lot on Fourteenth and Elm street; front To-
zee Hvn-Sn wherey u get fine view o fountains. Theres
w msTsbie in alley. gas, water and sewer lines n Price o. nus ssn S, nM as
Only or M viii take $3.50 cash. If o re interested IN a small
lot. don't overlook this one :. nae.uor ,ust of corner of Jeffer.
.r and Third street; west front. FOL s15oo. $500 cash nj the balance
three years Te,. 10 in Bloc Bloc 90. Butler addition. for only $500, terms. Why
III ~ W. or three miles and pay about anne price % al gt
fhsek kind of buys o water me .....u., .~ ht r+ r~r 49,.
making n loans-
The Market Place for Homes
MEMBERS OF THE CASPER REAL ESTATE BOARD
a. F. Nesbits Loans Insurance W. E. Barnard
, 1921-06-26
CASPER REALTY Co.

Down town business location. one Of the best in Casper. The lot
is especially large, being 140Xi4O. corner: there are trees. lawn. side
walks, pavement; four houses the lot with a n income OF around
$3.50 a month. This will be an exceptional taxpayer until the property
Is twice its value, which will be within two years time The price
today is $4,000 Remember this only two blocks from the business
center and IN h trend of Caspsrs business growth.
on Yellowstone pavement, high grade income property in the way
OF a garage and roomng house rented for $500 a month. Is rapidly
insreasins in value o account OF its location; the price is RICH; at
mnt
South side, on pavement corner lot. elegant dghtroom house; hot
waer neat douel garage two nreplaees, two oomplote, bShs aa
exterior and interior: is among an homes OF the a high type mt Is
offered II the right figure $4,000.
South part of city, handy to the refneries: block from pavement
II has oak floors throughout; large HvtnEroom and dinlnFroou, two
seepmgrooms. two clothes closets, linen closet, lead hall, bath con
venient neat kitchen with large breakfast nook; good Easements; fur,
mace: corner lot The price is right at 5000; has been reduced from
1880. Can make reasonable terms.
Well located. % South jackson. good inuc four-roon1 house, 4x
3ofoo tcorner lot Will sell o n reasonable terms or Will take In GOOD
ar Is part payment. The price is $4,000
CASPER REALTY co.
MEMBERS or THE cAsPEE REAL ESTATE BOARD
Hotel Henning, Ground ~Floor-Phone 49,