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BALTIMORE PRODUCE

Apples-one Virginia and Washing
ton arrived. Six cars on track, inclnd-
ing broken Western Maryland, Penn
sylvania and Virginia truck receipts
crate. Too few early sales reported to
quote.
cranbe rries-s Supplies moderate
Massachusetts,, Y barrel boxes. Early
Blacks, ss9s5o; Late Howes. 34@45O.
few $4.T5.
crap efruft- Supplies moderate.
Florida, boxes. U. s. 1s, as 10 size,
$3.2504s0. few higher.
Oranges--Supplies moderate. Florida,
boxes, U. s. Is. as to size, $30425, few
higher.
strawberries-No car-lot arrivals No
cars on track. Florida express receipts
light. Supplies light; demand mod
crate; market about steady. Florida,
pony refrigerators. 65@70c of.
Tang rines-Su Supplies moderate.
Florida. Y boxes, u. S. Is as to size.
iI5o@25O, few higher; U. s. Is. 31.25
02.25.
Beans-Four Florida arrived; 3 ears
reconsigned. Eight cars on track. in
Guiding broken. Florida expr@ss re-
Round stringiess. best. $2.5002.75:
poorer. $1.75Q225. Bountifuls. $1.Z5
@2. few best higher. Refugees, $3.50
7eeIs - supplies mOueraues demand
SLOW: market dull. Ts8as. crates.
Brussels sprouts-supplieS light New
York, per Ut. best. 2tQ2Sc. few higher;
poorer. 15017hc.
Cabbage - six New York arrived,
Eleven cars ON track, including broken.
Supplies light; demand moderate; mar
ket firm, Opening Monday: New
York; bulk. per ton. Danish type,
carrots- Supplies moderate. New
around $1.2S. California, Western let
tuce crates. a2.7s6s. Nearby. Per
CaulifIower-Supplies moderate. Pony
crates. California. $1.50@2.
Twenty-seven cars on track. including
broken. Opening Monday; Supplies
moderate; demand moderate: market
about steady for good stock. Cali
fornia, crates. in the rough, large sizes.
best: ss@Sso: poorer, s494sO: y
2-S crates. in the rough. fair quality
and condition. best, s2.T5@3; poorer,
tl.59@2. Florida. 1o-inch crates. IN
the rough: TO dog. stalks. s30325;
8 doc. stalks. So; 10 dog. stalks, $3.50.
Cueumbers-No arrivals. No sales re-
ported
Elephants - Florida express receipts
light Supplies light; demand mod
crate; market about steady. Florida,
pepper crates, fancy, medium size. $40
$50: small size R2mRk0. choice
&2.7505.
Lettuce - One Arizona and 8 Calf
fornia arrived. Fourteen cars on track.
including broken. Opening Monday:
supplies moderate; demand slow; mar
ket dull. Florida, ~ -bu. hampers,
Big Boston. best. $3.50; poorer, $2.25
@2.50. Arizona. crates, Iceberg, to s
dox;. $5@S.5O, few higher.
Mushrooms-Supplies light. Baskets,
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PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3S.-Live Poul-
try-Fowls. not leEhorns. fancy. a4c.
tsir TO good. 3l032c: small and poor.
5 3g SOc; leEhorn fowls. fancy 27G
Plymouth rocks fancy. s26 3sc: ordi-
nary. Sl@S2c: mixed colors fancy. 50
@yle: ordinary 27@2se: fancy roasting
broiiern wsisbps s Or ,b ever s2s fancy
CSC: ieRhorn broilers. soft-meated. rs
m27c: old ROSTERS $40 23c: turkeys,
Fancy. s2c: turkeys. ordinary. 31633c /:
Pekins. 2702sc: mixed cOlora. i4@asc:
Muscovy. 2o@21c: guineas. young.
weighing . lbs. or over, per pair. $50:
undersized.. 81: old. soc per pair: poor
2S@2sc: ordinary. 22024c: pigeons. per
pair. young. 3Sc: old. $4,000.
. Dressed Poultry-Turkeys. nearby.
Western. fancy. ssossc: Door to < GOOD GOD
80 036c: old toms. nearby. SIC: West
ern. ESQ soc: fowls fresh killed. In
fSs, saoa lbs: or ove. sSe: t. ~
2h lbs. $50 CSC: under ~ lbs. -
@24c;. chickens. Western. in boxes
~ lbs or over. sac: weighinE 5
lbs y !; ssc: weikhinE to ~ lbs. 80
Ssishinx ''tnshk lbs. to ssos Iss 0f fSs:
old ROSTERS. dry-picked. Western.
lbs. or over. z5c; under lbs. $50
49,. NnNhs. fancy. 70 W-Ocs TAR TO
good. 2oQ22c: geese. fancy. z3025c:
ordinary. 200 22c.
Butter-iSteady, The quotations were.
High scoring, 42A 045kc: SO score,
axe: 81 score. 40hc: 30 score, 3Sk
q 39c; SO score. SIC: IS score. sac: 81
score. 33c: IS score. sic
ERRs-Firm. Fresh extra firsts. Sac:
firsts. in new cases. 49c:- firats in
secondhand caseA 4Sc: seconds. 4S
04sc.
Cheese-Tha market quiet and barrel
Longhorns. iaMc: single daisies. fresh.
z2hc.
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LOCAL PRODUCE

EgsSwhite hsnnery, 5S@bse; cur
rent receipts, 6O062c.
Live Poultry--Turkeys: Young hens,
3O&33c: young toms, soc; old toms zoe.
Chickens: Plymouth Rocks, Csc; Rhode
Island Reds. use; broilers, Csc; small
ROSTERS. lSc. Ducks: Large z0W2be.
Guineas: Young. lbs. SOC.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys young, $50
ssc: chickens and fowls, 2s@3Oc; ducks
Dressed Hogs-ope hundred 70 1ab
lbs, 3i10l2; $50 toA2O0 lbs, S1O@11.
Cealves-Top kradS 'h'
Appies-supplies moderate: demand
moderate; market steady; barrels, no
sales reported; boxes. Washing on. me-
dium TO large size, extra fancy SpitZen-
burgs, t3.sodS.f5; staymans and Romes,
mostly So; some very large size, t2.6h0
AIS: busheI baskets. Virginia. U. g.. No.
J.. ~ inches up. Grimes, 81; Yorks' tl.sO
6l.6s
pound sacks. Danish type, Si.9082;
South Carolina, IN bushel hampers
pointed type, $lA75 0l.sS; poorer low as
$1B0.
moderate, market slightly weaker. Cali
fornia individually washed and pre-
cooled full crates. SS06.6O; hair crates,
SS.5O0S.75. in the rough full crates, -
90
Lettuce-supplies light; demand light.
market about steady; California and
Arizona. mostly Arizona. crates Ice
berg type. AS dozen mostly around
$500; Florida IL bushel hampers. Big
Boston type fair quality. s2.5og5.oo. j.,
Onions--supplies moderate: demand
light market steady; OHIO. lOv-pouno
sacks yellows. u. S. No. !. medium To
large size. m0stly "'O Moderate: de-
mand moderate. market firm. no
change in prices; Maine. i50-pound
sacks Green Mountains, y. s. No !.
M nGTIS U. $. No. /, asss5@ss75:
Pennsylvania and New York: 15o-pound
sacks round whites. U. s. No. !. $40,
String beans-Supplies moderate; De-
buShel hampers green strinElese: $500
"3.25: poor quality. low as Sl.eo: n
bushel hampers fair to ordinary quail
ity. s1.s0@2.00.
Hight; market steady: Florida, pepper
crates. white. medium size, S.S0W -:
large size. Ss0oa3.50.
Tomatoes-supplles light; demand
Ohio pound baskets: hothouse med,
ium size. &2.50: large size. s2.oo; small
size $3.50; repacked Be- ripes and wrap
ped: fancy count. So 5O9s7s: choice
spinaeh--supplies moderate: demand
light: market unsettled: Texas, bushel
baskets Savoy type, $1.40@1.50.
Cauliflower-Supplles light; demand
tight: market steady: California. pony
Peppers-suppiies light; demand light
market steady. Florida. pepper crates
fancy. $450@5.
Peas-Suppiies moderate: demand light
with market slightly weaker. Mexico
40-pound crates, $3.50.
Carrots-Supplies moderate; demand
light; market slightly weaker. Texas,
Western, lettuce crates, punched. long.
$3m325; stubby, $2.5e03.
Strawberries-Supplie light; demand
light; market slightly weaker. Florida.
pony. refg.. Missionary. mostly SOC per
quart. few higher; open crates. 45Q soc
per quart.
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Produce Markets

; lbs. net. extra fancy. t10Las; fancy,
Onions - No car-lot arrivals. Thir-,
teen cars on track, iEcluding broken.
opening Monday: Supplies moderate;
demand slow; market dull. New York,
l0O-lb. sacks, Fellows, u. s. Is, $40
02.25. New York, Michigan and In
diana 5O-lb. sacks, Yeilows. U. s. Is.
PspperS-No cMr-Iot arrivals. One car
unbroken on track. supplies light: de-
mand slow: market duh. Florida, pep
per crates. fancy, Ei.6o0S. few higher;
Potatoes-Twelve Maine and New
York arrived; car recoBsigned. Forty
eight cars on track, including broken.
Western Maryland and PennsylVania
truck receipts light. Opening Monday:
Supplies moderate; demand moderate;
market about steady Maine. 1OO-lb.
sacks, Green MOUNTAINS, U. s. IL, t2.9O
63. New York, l60llb. sacks, Round
Whites, U. $: Is. -. few higher.
1OO-lb. sacks. Round Whites, U. s. Is,
$2.75@2.9O. few 50.
Spinachr-Three Texas arrived; cars
on track. including broken. Nearby
receipts light Opening Monday: Sup
market about steady. Texas. bushei
baskets, Savoy, 314O6150.
Squash-Arrivals light; no sales re-
ported.
Eastern shore of Maryland. bushei
hampers, Fellows U. s. Is, 41.3s01.sO;
ungraded. 11.Oo@125. Eastern Shore
Of Virginia, barrels, FELLOWS u. s. Is.
$3.50 400; ungrsded. t2.O002.25; white
yams. medium size, S32503.Sa.
Tomatoes--No car-lot arrivals; ; cars
on track. including broken. Florida
boat receipts light. Opening Monday:
Supplies good. stock light: demand
limited; market dull. Florida (by raid.
skies. green and turning. wrapped.
fancy mostly around $500; (by boaD,
skies, green and turning, wrapped
fancy best 3s.oo955o; few higher;
poorer 100000;
On the Baltimore Butter and Egg
Exchange, nearby fresh, gathered firsts
one sale, rs cases, SIC. Street sales,
market quiet. nearby fresh gathered
firsts. small lots, S2assc; few higher.
Receipts butter, 400 tubs; eggs 1873
cases.
". Z. HARRISON,
Local Representative.
LIVE POULTRY
Chickens-Young, colored as to size,
S0m33c; leEhorns. as to size, 2202Ic.
Chickens, old-Heavy, 39d32c; medium,
rs g 2sc; leghorns and other light stock,
20m22c: ROSTERS, 10000.
Dueks-White Pekins. pounds and
over, 2S@30c; Muscovy, pounds and
over, 22424c: Puddle, pounds and
over 22924c; all kinds. small and
Lnln, LAWZSc.
Geese-Nearby, 22024c: Kent Island.
24p25c; Western and Southern, .20
Guineas--Two pounds and over, soc;
smaller, 40c
Turkeys-Young. 8 pounds and over.
SS@S7e; crooked breasts. 2SQ30c: old
toms, 25g2 csc.
Rabbits-Nearby, per dozen, 8s.50a
4;V9; western and Southern. per dozen,
per dozen. 41.5092.2S. '
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COMPLETE TRANSACTIONS ON NEW YORK CURB MARKET


H isss Name Xdd % High Low 1.:1s cS'ss
562s 20 U Finish .... 4 221s 2l16 2l1s+ u
74H IA U Foil B...... M 1875 l611- n
9l@s S6T U s Gypsum..... 40 40 40
2S}S Ia United Stores..... % ia ~ q
26 llh I'm Verde Ext.... 2 12'I 12H pa n
10 Utility Equit zee. 2 ia llK Ih+ y
40 l3 Utilities & In 2 l4S 1915 Hh+ u
55H ID Utl & Ind ..... 20 1911 20 u
1897 rs Vacuum OF . 2 94% 80 9fS
3Sb S5S Van Camp Pack. 4 1914 1914 PVT n
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TRADE FOR YEAR,
!. SETS MARKS
FOR D. c.

AS IL etched with pen Of fire,
the year Of 1929 will remain firmly
fixed in the minds of Washing :
tons financial leaders, investors.
and spectators as one of the most
historic and hectic ever expert n
enced. Records which may stand
for all time were established dur.
ing the year.
Prosperity and famine were :.
both experienced during the past. :,
year. High levels and initiation
Of stocks were current through
greater portion of 1929, with a
direct reversal in the market to !,
wind up the dying year. A crash
the like of which was never be. /;
fore seen, was weathered without.
panic and market experienced
on the New York Stock Exchange
that totaled approximately 49, ,
O00,0o0 shares in one day. ~
Bank Merger Fails -
No great fluctuation was Scent
in the local market here although
certain stocks were manipulated
on a fast trading basis while
others moved very slowly. ~
Toward the close Of the year
bonds came into the sun again.
proving very popular after the
crash Of the stock market. :,
The ber-November crash
will be remembered in Washing.
ton by everyone who took any part
in it. Board rooms were damned .
and until the long hours Of GER
tain nights the ticker ran hours
behind. r.
One of the largest mergers was
nearly completed during the year
in banking circles here. 1t in
cluded merging of the CONNER
cial National Bank and the Con-
tinental Trust Company. The
deal fell through. however, due to-.
the fact that certain details could !.
not be cleared up. 81,
Millions in Buildings :.
INAUGURATION of the Govern
mental building program and
commencement of operations IN
the erection of these many struc- .
lures was probably the largest
event in the construction business
in the city. q
Many miliionssof dollars will BIZ
spent before the project is com,
pleted, although at the close ofa'
this year the new Bureau Of In
| ternaI Revenue Building is pracs
tically complete and work on
the Department of Commerce
Building has progressed to great
degree.
Commercial interests all over
the City received added impetus
during the year with sales mount
ing to high levels and numerous
news businesses opening up. To-.
ward the close of the year money I
was a little tight in the CONNER
cial world here, but this was soon
to be relieved, according to lead
erS in commerce.
Probably the most startling de-
velopment in the whole year was
the indictment of a number of
officials of the F.. FL. Smith Com
pany, an investment house here,
for misuse of the mails in selling
some of their securities. Among
4 those indicted was Representative
Frederick N. Zihlman, of Mary.
land; G.. Bryan Pitts. president of
!. the company, and several others
The case is still pending and the I
company has moved its offices
from Washington to New York
| City
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec. 30 U.N.S):
Hogs - Receipts. $4,000; market,
steady. Top. 1885; bulk. &S.250a7S;
heavy weight. $9.35@970; medium
weight. $9.3569SO; light weight. $40
09.S5: light lights. Ss.2599.ss; pack
ing sows. &s4S.75; pigs, as0s.7s;
holdoyers. 1000.
Cattle--Reciepts, 5000. Marks I
steady. Calves: Receipts. 5000; market
steady Beef steers: Good and choice,
S10.50n14.5o: common and medium.
$9.b06l3: yearlings. S950@16. Butcher
cattle: Heifers. S7.5O@i450: cows. $6.25
610.5o: bulls. $f.5O911: calves, $40
II; feeder steers. 3s.50@11.SO: stocker
steers. Ss.50@11 stocker cows and
heifers, 366S10.
Sheer - Receipts. TO- 600 Market,
Csc lower. Medium and choice lambs,
S13ml4: cUlls and common. $9112;
xearlings. S9@11: common and choice
ewes. $46575; feeder lambs. 311.500
1910
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Livestock Marts
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Dec. sO.-cattIe-Re-
ceipts. 500 head: draEgy. steady prices.
Steers--GoOd to choice. S12.25 % 1880;
medium to good. s1I:sS0i2;sS; fair to
S9250Io.2s; common to plain. &S.25 q
9.25. Bulls-choice to prime. good to
choice. $4,000; medium to good, $3.50
$3.50: fsir to medium, s707.s0; rlain
to fair. 1907; common 70 plain. sos.
Cows--Good To choice, $4,000; medium
to good. s7.5o@s.25: fair to medium.
S6.75@I2S; PLAN to fair. $3.50 @S.so;
common to plain. t40s. Heifers-Good
to choice. 500 1915: medium 10 good,
5000; fair to medium, 1893; plain
10 fair. $7@s: common to plain. s6@7;
fresh cows and springers, 500 $50.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1900
head: moderate supply: market, steady;
sheep. sl@6; lambs, 36,50@14.75.
Hogs-Receipts. ASSOC head; moderate
supply; market steady: lights, $10.50@
1870: heavies. a10.2S @IO.7o; medium.
5000 q 1910: roughs. 1T.5o@S50: light
pigs. s10.25 6l1.5O; pigs. $3.50 q 1870;
Ohio. $50 to zoe higher than quota
tons.
caives-Receipts. 800 head: moderate
supply; market higher: calves. 1901.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Dec. SO.-Eggs-Market
steadier. Nearby hennery whites
Closely selected extras. 56067c: aver
age extras. 64@65o: extra firsts, $40
bSc; firsts, 600S2c. Nearby gathered
Whites-Firsts to extra firsts, s0@52c;
seconds and lower grades, 44@ 49c.
Nearby hennery browns--Top quality,
b6 @bSc. Nearby gathered browns,
Gathered current collections, mixed
colors--Closely selected extras, B5e;
extras 63@b4c: extra firsts. 4905lc;
frstS 46hc. Pacific Coast--Extras,
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Dec. 5e.-Cattie-Re-
ceipts: Market. 500 head: direct, 1880
head. steers, market use lower; good.
s12.26013 common to medium. S101
1880; bulls. market .nominally steady;
common to medium, $79s.S0: cutter,
$S.2507: cows, market 2sc lower; COM
mon to medium. $6.26 @S.25; low cutter
to cutter. $3.25 0s.e5.
vealers and Calves--Receipts: Mar
ket, $3.50 head: direct. 1910 head.
Vealers. good to choice. S16.5061s; me-
dunn. S12916,50; Gull TO common, IS
OIL
CaIves-Market: None on sale.
Sheep and ~Lambs--Receipts: Market,
1900 head; direct, a.S47 head Lambs,
market mostly soc lower; good to
choice, $13014; medium. $11 @13: com
mon. $S.50611. Sheep, market nominal.
Hogs-Recsipts: Market, so head; di-
rect, 1910 head. Market nominal
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FOREIGN BONDS
ARMY
ORDERS

Leave of absence on account of sick
ness granted Col Philip s. Golderman,
Field Artillery, 10 extended one month.
Col. Haywood 8. Hansell. Medical
Corps, is detailed member OF the board
of officers appointed to meet at Fort
Oglethorpe, Georgia, for examining APP
plicants for commission in the Medical
Department, Regular Army.
Major Charles nj. Wood. Coast Artillery
Corps to Denver. Colo, for duty in CON
nection with recruiting.
Resignation Second Lieutenant Howard
Earl Pearson, Coast Artillery, il &C
copied.
First Lieutenant James A, Whelen, jr.,
Cavalry. to the Cavalry ef the First
Cavalry Division, Fort Bliss, Texas.
The transfer Of second lieutenants to
the Air Corps IL announced; George r.
Bienfany, Field Artillery; James w.
Brown jr.. Infantry; Nathan b.. Forrest.
jr, cavalry. II 81
Second lieutenant Oliver n. Gilbert.
Third Coast Artillery. to the Philippine
Department
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieutenant John M Reynoldss Infantry
lie extended nine days.
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s8W5sc; extra firsts, ks0S7: Western
gathered whites. S2W54c.
Butter--Market steady. Creamery
sailed. Higher score. l0k 0i1A: extra
(s2 scorel, 4004eNc; firsts (9O-s1
score), IS D sac; firsts (ss-SS score), IS
937Mc; seconds. Sl-s7 score). 31M @
sac; lower grades. 2s030he.
Cheese--Marlket steady TO firm. New
York state held. fancy to specials, 26
027c; fresh. fancy to specials 230
231kc.
Live Poultry - Receipts moderate.
trading good. Market steady. Fowls
Chickens-coiored, Is D 29c: leghorn. "a
W25c. Broilers--Rocks 32@37c; reds
s2W34c; leghorn, $40 S5c. Pullets. $40
SIC, according to variety; capons, 400
45c; slips, 500 SIC. ducks, nearby. %
@24c; Long Island, use. Turkeys. $40
400; fatted geese, acc; pigeons; per
pair, 40O45c; squads. per pair. SO O soc;
jumbo squads. 11W1.S0.
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WASl1IRlGT0N Tines FINANCIAL News q l2
LOCAL. STOCKS
Furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Coz
SALES

(Furnished by W. y. Hibbs e. Coz
SALES
Potomac Electric Cons, SIS, 49,
o00@10
Washington Gas, IS A, $1,000
100h, 200@ 1001s.
Washington Real Estate, As,
$5O0@83.
arber and Ross, 61as, $4,000
1924.
Capital Traction Company, 200
IS, 10@75, 5@75. @
Potomac Electric, 51as Pfd. 10
01O5, 1@10412.
National Savings and Trust
Company, 100520.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 5010612
200 1861.
AFTER CALL -.
Potomac Electric, 51aa6, Pfd.,
2@1O434.
Washington Real Estate, As,
$1,000082h.
American and Potomac Guar
anty, IS, $2,000090H.
UNLISTER DEPARTMENT
Park Savings Bank, 10Q7SIa.
Notice-This exchange will be
closed tomorrow, New Years Day.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.


A NEW GROOM COTTAGE; 200 FIT. FROM
Potomac River: 100 feet from State road;
artesian WELL abundance Of crabs. fish and
oysters. Easy payments. r. 7. j. BARBER
lot r. I. ave. NV. North TIA.
SHERWOOD FOREST, COTTAGE No. 407--
Housekeeping. furnished. kitchen. bath. six
persons for sale. or rent by season or any
part thereof. l. NJ CUTLER. Clev. 1894. %
$780, EASY TERMS, BUYS LOG CABIN, 10
acres, wooded. 20 miles D. c. GIBOUS.
Main l0492.
HERRING BAY-BUNGALOW. FULLY FUR
nished; can accommodate or 10; screened
porches and awnings; $3.50; easy terms.
Georgia 4l09.
SALE OR RENT-4-ROoM COTTAGE AT
Herald HarbOr; furnished. screened porcheS
and garage: rent by week. month or sea-
son; season, $3.50. j. SHEAHAN, Shelton
rd and Beach trail, or No. Engine Co.
D. c. Fire Dept. n
WATERFRONT BUSINESS PROPERTY
Steamers stop six times per week: ware
houses. storehouSe. three cottages. post Of
fee and express ONCE; IS acres land. 1000
feet water front: artesian wells: will sell
whole or part. or will trade for city prop
erty.
L. p WILLIAMS, WINNIE Md 3s
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SALE-FARMS.


FOR sALE-6 ACRES, MI FROM WASH
ington. on a hard-surfaced road, with 40
It. road front: high elevation. running
stream. A lovely home site. covered with
chicken farm; no improvements. Price.
$500 cash. or $1,000 on easy terms.
Apply to A. s. DONIPHAN h SON.
1O4 5. Columbus ST., Alexandria, Va.
Phone Alexandria $40.
BROOM HOUSE, ACRE LAND. 9 MILES
Of city; $3.50. Z. HUMPHREY, Meadows, Md.
On Marlboro Pike.
5 TO 80 ACRES NEAR TAKoMA PARK.
city water. electricity and bus service.
acres with modern bungalow: $3.50.
Large farm near Olney, good buildings
,Fuliy equipped dairy farm on Frederick
pike' nns buildings dns, SIS per r 6 sSre'
sl5'soo acres ne r. b. H LILLE. sOOO Ou'uiS'
Citizens B spsub sGS' so Tsk0m" Park
222 ACRES ON STATE ROAD. ONLY As,
! minute ride from city. 200 acres cleared
and very fertile soil: balance good timber.
Water in every held; Seven-room house.
house and wagon shed. tenant house; fenc-
ing and buildings in GOOD condition Also
sDTinG and nd S dairy house Immsdiats pos
2k0 acres. IA miles from State road, near
Laytonsville; 1a5 acres cleared, balance in
t timber and meadow GOOD streams on
barracks. old style barn and horse stable.
A sood producing farm for only $4,000.
We have many farms of all sizes to choose
from. Let us help you to flnd suitable
place. Our lifetime knowledge of farming
conditions in Montgomery County plus the
courteous and unlimited service that We give
trouble.
DIAMOND & DIAMOND,
Telephone. l79 Gaithersburg.
GaitherSburg. Md.
Open SUNDAY.