Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, August 02, 1913, Page 15, Image 15
TIIE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1913. 15 KKALi ESTATE. CITY PIUU'UltTV KOll SAUK. IlKAIi ESt.VTR. flTY I'llOrKIlT KOll SALK. REAL ESTATE. citv rnormiTY koii samc. REAL. ESTATE. CITY IMU1PRH.TY KOll SALE. The Opportunity of a Life Time A SOUTH OMAHA LOT SYNDICATE HILL FOR $1 i Bring $10 with you; it will be L worth $11 at the sale. $20 QO Secures a Lo --x tt-i C'i tt t -i tne saie. Down liien SI a Week sbewor,h i No taxes or interest until lot is fully paid. No payments when siok, no extras, perfect title, free abstract and warranty . The price you pay is all you pay. You can start to build as soon as you pay your dollar. LOOK AT THESE PRICES: $50.00 to $250.00 Only a Few Slightly Higher. R TTVTTTVTTTTT Syndicate Hill is within walking distance of all of South Omaha's wonderful industries, whore VL 1V x HlVl ID JiJCv. thousands of men are employed. You can build a house and lot the rent pay for it. OUR OFFICE On the Ground, Will Bo Open Day and Night. HOW MUCH RENT DO YOU PAY? If you are a renter, do you realize that you maKe your landlord a present of your house every ton years? The following figures show the amount of rent you will pay In ten to thirty years, with 6 per cent Interest, compounded annually. AT 110.00 In 10 years. . . Ja 15 years. . . In 20 years. . . In 25 years. . . In 30 years. . . AT $15.00 In 10 years. . . In 15 years. . . In 20 years. . . In 25 years. . . In 30 years. . . AT $20.00 In 10 years. . . In 15 years. . . PER MONTH. 11,581.63 . ., 2,703.10 4,414.26 6,583.72 0,485.96 PER MONTH. $ 2,372.52 4,189.64 6,621.93 9,875.57 14,230.44 PER MONTH. $ 3,163.36 5,586.19 In 20 years. In 25 years. In 30 years. AT $25. In 10 years. In 15 years. In 20 years. In 25 years. In 30 years. AT $30, In 10 years. In 15 years. In 20 years, In 26 years, In 30 years, 8.828.66 13,167.63 18.973.93 00 PER MONTH. $ 3,940.20 6,982.73 11,036.66 16,459.23 23,171.40 00 PER MONTH. $ 4,745.04 8,379.28 13,243.86 19,761.14 28,460.88 SYNDICATE HTLL IS BEAUTIFUL High and sightly lots, cIobo to church and sohool, with in walking distance of South Omaha's industries. Stop pay ing rent. Own a home in Syndicate Hill. It is in the center of a choice residence soction of the city, close to two car lines. An ideal place to livo. HOW TO REACH SYNDICATE HILL Take a 24th street car, got off at 24th and O streets and take a car running through stock yards past the Exchange Building out west L street to end of car line. The lot aro only a feW blocks west on L street from the end of car line. Our automobile will meet you at the car line and will take you to and from the addition. ' LOCATION Syndicate Hill lies between 44th and 48th and from L to I Btreets. Soft? - BRING YOUR DOLLAR - ?0Sih? We are on the ground every day. Contracts delivered on the ground. We sell day and night. CONTRACTORS, CARPENTERS and BUILDERS should bo at the sale. Hundreds of prospective buyers will be there. This is your chance to get in touch with parties who are ready to build. Send some one to represent you or your company. HUNDREDS. WERE DISAPPOINTED AT OUR LAST SALE, WESTMORELAND, BY BEING- TOO LATE. REMEMBER WE SOLD $20,000 WORTH OF LOTS DURING THE FIRST TWO HOURS OF THE SALE. YOU CAN POINT TO HUN DREDS OF OPPORUNITLES THAT YOU LET SLD? BY. Take advantage by coming early. Now is the timo for your boy or girl to start the foundation for a home. Bring your boy or girl to the sale. Help them pick out a lot. They will never miss $1.00 a week. Phone Doug. H. H. HARPER and 1013-14 City National Bank Bldg. 2 5 9 6 GEORGE C. FLACK Corner 16th and Harney Streets. REAL ESTATE LOANS 7 nEAL E8TATE. KAUM fc 11ANCJI l,A.UH FOIl SALTS We Can Get You on Your Money lr amounU 1300 to 11,000: six months to five years' time. Over 3100,000 back of the guarantee. . HASTINGS & HBYDEN, 1614 Harney Bt. fi, CITY LOANS, Ilemls-Carlberg Co.. u 210-12 nrandels Theater Bldg. WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co, LARGE loans our specialty. Btul Uros. HARRIBON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat. ' . REAL ESTATE. fa Vim t nAweii lanus on salb Florists. TWORANCH BARGAINS If you want the best bargain In the Unltsd States for .a. stock. ranch, we have It In an 880-acre tract In northern Florida will divide. . , . If you want the best ranch bargain In Nebraska, we have It In a 600-acre ranch In Custer county. , We also have a nice SO-acre form in Pierce county, Nebraska, If interested, write now. BENSON & CARMICHAEL, 613 Faxton Block. Douglas 1722. Omaha. Neb. Iorrn. FARM SNAPS. 60 ACRES near Pacific Junction. Ia.; 40 acres In crop, balance pasture; worth 1100 an acre: want an offer. 240 two and a half miles from Modale. Ia., price. 3125 per acre; fine farm; all In high state cultivation; good Improve nients; must be sold. 160 acres in Boyd county. Nebraska; good farm; price. 345 an acre. 100 acres In Dixon county, Nebraska; price. JS0 per acre. , IN acres In Dixon county, Nebraska; WESTERN nEAL ESTATE CO.. 413 Karbach Ulk. Omaha, Neb. ftebraaksu FOUND 320-c-re nomestead In tettled neighborhood. Fine farm land, no said hill. Cpst you 3175. filing fees and all J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb. FOn SALE One of the best alfalfa farms In Buffalo county. Neb., two mites from Shelton; good buildings, fenced and cross fenced; rural delivery and tele phone: suitable for hog ranch or gen eral, farming. Snap, For particulars ad dress A. D. Dickinson, Shelton. Neb. FOR BALE 160 acres one and a half (1M) mllen east of Cushtng, Neb. All good rich soli and In the center of the wheat belt In the Loup river valley: 114 acres under cultivation, 8 acres In alfalfa, 6 icres In clover and timothy, 8 aerea In pasture. 24 acres In prairie meadow; rood three barbed-wire fence, well and windmill, barn and granary; five-room louse, one story high and partly new; )90 in acre; (,000 cash, if sold before rented; balance at 6 per cent on five years' time. William Sehinlcber. Pushing. Neb. The Persistent and Judicious Use of Newspaper Advertising is the Road to Uuslnesa Success. REAL ESTATE. FARM A XIANCII I. A MIS FOR SALB Nebraska. 100-ACRE. Improve, Loup county, sac rifice. Owner Is "up against It" and will aelr- under the hammer price. This land U priced at $25 per acre and carries an incumbrance of 11,700. It produces good crops regularly, Located near the county seat. We have been authorized to offer It at ilS.i-er acre. Make us your offer. . SHOl'EN & CO., Omaha. Neb. LAUGH stock range, good for summer And winter; for full wUcUlari address owner. H. A. Leach, Wells, Nevada. New Vork; ANOTHER EXCURSION OF FARMERS TO NEW YORK, AUQUBT srin. ir you are looKina iui ...... ment, Mr. Nebraska Farmer, you cannot afford to miss tne oppuriuimj m o the excursion of Nebraska farmers to western New York lands, which leaves Omaha Saturday, August Sth, via ths Northwestern. You will bo In company of farmers who aro going to make a critical Inspection of this land, and who know when they sefi a good farm. If some one wanted to give you $1,000 a year, would you take It? The New York farmer, because of his proximity to the world's greatest mwrket, and the consequent high prices of his crops, and because of a larger average yield, gets from $8 to 111 more per acre for his farm products than the Nebraska farmer. That's from 3600 to 11.000 more on a hundred acre farm. Do you want that extra $1,0007 At least come and see how the New York farmer does It. Come and see the favmfl pnmfartnbll homes. convenient arangements, and big crops of all kinds. The trip will open your eyes to the fact that these farms present the best oppor tunities for development or Investment, of any farms on the market today. Prices are lower than In the middle west. Here are some of the farms the excur sionists will see: "A PEACH OF A PLACE"-16S acres, finely Improved, only $7S per acre. $11,400. Near two cities, Waterloo and Geneva; well arranged 14-room house; three barns, three wells, diversity of crops grown; 1,000 peach trees already planted. Neigh bor receives $22,000 fpr peach crop from ftfty acres In one year. Reasonable terms, "LAKE VIEW FARM"-120.W acres, all In cultivation except 7 acres of pasture; $110 per acre, $11,300. TwelVe-room hous and bams that could not be reproduced for less than $7,(00: full bearing five-acre apple orchard and many young fruit trees; soil sq fertile that it produces big ger crops every year than the best land In the Middle West averages; situated on west shore of beautiful Cayuga Lake. Near three towns. Good terms. FARM NO. 22S-1 acres. 88i60 per acre, $6,700. Two small farms thrown into one, with two sets of Improvements, each con sisting of house and barns, natural drain age, stream runs through land, Hlx acres of pasture and four of second growth ' New York. timber. Surrounded by other good farms. Half mile from McDougall. FARM NO. 221.-137 acres, $70 per acre, $9,000. Big- bargain, In midst of region of farms of great fertility. Good land though a little rolling. Five-acre orchard; twenty acres wood and pasture. Cobble stone house that would cost $5,000 today. Three barns. Only one mllo from church and school. FARM NO. 217-128 acres, $85 per acre, $10,880. Good soil, only partly tilled. Eight-room house, two barns. Big snap for active farmer. Write for our circular. "The Man From Nebraska." and learn what he says abovU New York farms. If you plan to make this trip with us we must know at once, to make sleeping reservation. Payno Investment Company, FIFTEENTH AND FARNAM 8TB. WANTED TO BUY, ttl J.5hW.S? "JffiX highest price. at bargain. State condition, price. P. tog. WANTED a second-hand pony phaeton Sr.trttPr; 9mm.un,c.10. .WJ'! Samuel j-ic ypu wait, to., jtotei j onnson Slightly used high grade; piano. W. tu. LIVE STOCK MARKET! OP WEST. Ship live stock to Bouth Omaha. Have mileage and shrinkage. Tour consign, menu receive prompt and careful atten lion. Livo Stock Canmlulon MereJuaatta. MARTIN PROS, & CO.. Wxchange Bldg. TOO LATB TO CLASSIFY. EXPERIENCED saleslady for women's gloves and underwear; steady position. Address O 24. care Bee. Metal Market. NEW YORK, Aug. 1. METALS Lead, steady, at $4.46; at Londan, 2Q 6s. Spell t $6.62V4S.e7k: at London. J0. fv.J.Cowcr' tronr; standard W'"'7 b,d August to October. 814.37 (&14.CT: electrolytic, $li.4fl5.37; lake, $li.dl5.60; casting, $15.12. Tin quiet spot, f40.(&40.7S; August. $40.5040,M; Bsptember, fa.K&Vi.a. Antimony, nomt nal; Cookson's, IS.403S.CO. iron, steady and unchanged. London markets closed as follows; Copper, steady; spot and fu tures, 67 7s ti. Tin, strong: spot and futures, tlH 10c Spelter, 23 lis (A. Lead. jCIO 6. Iron, Cleveland warrants, bit 3T. LOUIS, Aug. 1. METALS Lead : Firm. $14ZH. Hpelter: Firm, $1.44. Jfeiv York General Market. M NEW YORK, Aug. 1. HUaAR-IUw firm: muscovado, $.Mc; contrlfugol, J.4c; n-olanses, 2.83c Refined firm; moluses steady. HUTTER Rtraitv! r,!n. c ui ...l... iicnuieiy cairaa, Ji'c: ursts. HU., .t.l. "ViLnii. L"' price. eie; proctae extras, 24iK1So; Imitation creamery first. 21c; factory. June make. flrsU. 23,4c: factory. XiJL make, firsts, 22c, packing stock, current make. No. 1. 21Hc r"nl CHEEBE Steady: rfcelpts, 2.211 boxes; state whole milk fresh colored special. HViHHo: etate whole milk, fresh white poclals, HUc: skims. StPllc. EGGB Irregular: recefpU. 14.100 cases: fresh gathered extras, 2tfl!27c: extra firsts, 2SHc; firsts, 2ft32ic; Pennayl vanlan and nearby hennery vhltes, as to site and Quality. 2633c: Pennsylvania and nearby hennery gathered whites, 2&g we, western gainerea wnues, Zlipxic. POULTRY Bimdv: nhlnkrn. ffm fowls, 16Ho: turkeys. 13c. Dressed poultry !'l,umv "sn itiiiea western cmcxens. I821c; fowls, 16Hqi8o; turkeys. 18310c. Cr and Wheat neatun Malletln. United States Department of Agriculture, weatner Bureau, for Omaha, for the twenty-four Hours encmg at a. m.. 78th nieriuian time, r nuuy, August i, J31I: OMAHA DIBTR.IC1 STATIONS. -Temp.- Rain. Btatlon. High. Low. fall. sky. Ashland, Neb... 84 66 .00 Clear Auburn, Neb... 8$ 60 .00 Clear Broken Bow ... 83 42 .00 Cleur Columbus, Neb. 81 63 .00 Clear Culbertson M 47 .00 Clear Falrbury. Neb., M 61 .00 Clear Fairmont, Neb. 83 61 .00 Clear Grand Island ..85 63 .00 Cloudy Hartlngton 82 66 .00 Clear Hastings, Neb.. 84 68 .00 clear Holdrege, Neb., $7 54 .00 Clear Lincoln, Neb... 8 68 .00 Clear North Platte,. 82 48 .00 Clear Oakdale, Neb... 21 63 .00 Clear Omaha 80 62 .00 Clear Tekamah, Neb.. 84 62 .CO Clear 'Valentine 80 60 .00 Clear Alta, Ia 83 67 .00 Clear Carroll, Ia 82 66 .00 Clear Clartnda. Ia.,.. 87 60 .00 Clear Sibley, la 80 43 .00 Clear Sioux City, Ia. 82 62 .00 Clear Minimum temperature for twelve hour penoa enaing at s a. m. UIHTIUCT AVERAGES, District. Station. High. Low. fall. iso. or Columbus, 0 18 Louisville, Ky... 23 Indianapolis .... 14 Chicago, 111 24 St. Louis. Mo... 19 Des Moines, Ia.. 22 Minneapolis 61 Kansas City .... 24 Omaha 17 Moderate temperatures prevailed In the western portion of the corn and wheat region during tne last twenty-iour noura They continued high In the east and soutl: portions during Thursday, but are mucli lowar in those aeatlona this mornlnir, Showers occurred along the Mississippi river from Dubuque to St. Louis, and rain were quite general in tne laxe ra glOn. Lt. A. WJDljqjl, Local Forecaster Weather U'jeu, Cotton Market. NEW YORK. Aug. 1. COTTON fl Dot quiet; middling uplands, 12.10c; gulf, U.36c; sales, 1.200 bales. The close was barely steady as a re sult of realizing, but 8 to 14 points higher. Futures closed steady, Closing bids August, 11.79c; September, 11.43c; October, 11.34c: November, 11.30c; December, 11.22c: January, 11.24c: February, 11.22c; March, 11.33c: April, 11.33c; May, U.37c. LIVERPOOL, Aug. l.-COTTON-8pot, moderate business, middling fair, 7.17d; good middling, &37t; middling, 4.67d; low middling, 6.37d; good ordinary, 6.89d; odlnary, t.66d; sales, 7,000 baes. Coffee Market. NEW YORK, Aug. l.-COFFEB-Re-ports of easier cost and freight led to a weaker ruling of the coffee market to day. Opening steady at 9 to 12 decline, encouraged by lower rabies from Europe, the market worked off 2 to 3 points, with tho close steady at 10 to 19 loss. August. 8.Mc; September, S.OJc; October, i.llo; December, 9.S3c, January, $.300; March, 9.43c; May, 9.64c; July, 9.61 Spot mar ket, steady; Rio 7s, 3Hc; Santos No, 4, lio, mild, dull, Cordova, lA&lCHc Temp. Rain. 96 70 .10 100 72 .00 98 70 .00 92 60 .30 98 70 .OH 84 66 .0) 84 64 .0) 92 60 .0) 84 62 .00 GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Corn Shorts Get Rapped Across Their Speculative Knuckles. WEATHER CUTS THE OFFERINGS Drouth nnil Sever Deterioration In Many State Reduces Knur Sales of the Yellow Cerrol to n Minimum. OMAHA, August 1, 1912. TVl n T..I.. 1 -.. , across their speculative knuckles on the Board of Trade yesterday. inoso wno put out short lines tor ie very In July doubtless felt that thero 'OHM bo trouble In securing enough of standing contracts, but In this they were sadly mistaken. Tho drouth and the severe deterioration In many sections of the west cut down the offerings of cash wn to a minimum. This brought par tial disaster to tho shorts, while It made big money for tho longs. Word was re ceived here yesterday that In sections of the south Hiid southwest farmers are feeding wheat In tho absence of corn. llePorta telllnc nf ho fort. v... .. erally believed. The shorts In July corn refused to go "mi tho pit and try to mako purchases ,w unwvtrcu mat it was im pose hin ill Kill-. ,.. ... .1.1....... They have been buying quietly, but per- sllslTAnffTl a m . . . . . w . nil, i!i wookb past, it was - .icrunjr mat large private sottlt ments were mude with the longs on Wednesday afternoon, as the shorts were enabled by this notion to save money rather than go Into the pit and higher nn vurii waa jiviHO fJi? UVal on wht wns decidedly weak yesterday, ns shown by the loss of 3?. .. .i"8 "'y fu'uro. For several days SJUL thB "trongth In corn has been of mSC i" '.I, a.il,,anc to wheat and It may possibly have restrained the bears 5? . yterday, but the conditions th i, tno ona'' Prospects for who. .I . . l,,e Prflet. Cash Oata fnllnw,) 1 1. n ,v, , . IM?& &' Ca.TnoaYs Clenranr,f im,.. . a ... . . i.r. nnu nuur equal to 058.000 bu.; corn. 34.003 bu.; oats, 2t!ooo bu. higher and corn Hd lower to Wd hlghilv J.IlSly Vlieat receipt- were L9"ooo bu. and shlnmnta r tti.mi .'..vr Ll$' "hlpmenu of u4. 4o i cur. I rlninrv rnm T-A.ir . ... . and sh in.nni. V m". V."'" DU- ..TV miftry 0ftt" rceljts were 131.000 bu and shlnmnnt nf mVi ... " cini nf i Vim V ,VUU "gainsi re. SstoW bu. iSryear! CARLOT RECEIITS. Wheat. Corn. Oats. KVic, No, 3 wheat. 84Hffi6ci Heplember, 8iH0. I)mmh.r fttttartnUc : Mav. USHn. FLOtUt- Unchanged. IlIlAN-ltnchanged. COKN-No. 3 yellow, 0fl!ic. OATS-No. 8 white, ViN0c. 'jy-No. 2. CMf7c. FLAX-I1.40W1.41H. HAJlLEY-4it7o. ClIICAtlO OltAI.N AND 1MIOVISIONS Keaturea of the TrndlnR and Closlnir friers on Hoard of Trade. CHICAGO. Aug. 1. DroBdcnlng out of speculative buying swept corn price to. day to the highest point of the season, staggering crop damages undisputed and further Injury cortnln, If good rains do not soon come, gave the punhusInK' moement extraordinary force. Tho mar ket closed firm at an advance of lMflttc to 2 ,U2ViC Other leading staples, too, n, snoweu net gaUia wheat, lfllHo to 1'4 JflHCi oats, 1U1V.0, and provisions i0y lOxcllement attending the trade In corn manifested Itself nt tho first tap of the bell. City and country alike rushed to the buying side. Many dealers who sold yesterday were buying today and there was a notable Increase of luvestmont or ders from the southwest. Tho 0lclal forecast of continued dry weather tonight and tomorrow was largely responsible. 8uoh unusual oondltlons had already been brought about by the crop damage, actual nml prospective, that Missouri river cities today wera selling cum to ship Into Kansas, ordinarily u banner state In the ralslnr of corn. It was also stated that Ft. Louis merchants were ac quiring corn from farmers within sixty miles of Chicago for southwest shipment up to February next. Omaha reported a sharp demand for corn to go south to sections whero the new crop was said to be suffering. Despite heavy profit-taking by holder of corn, prices at no time underwent any Important reaction. On the contrary, not a few enthusiasts near the cloeu wero talking of the possibility of a further rise to the rarely equaled height of 70c a bushel. Wheat ascended with com, Influenced by assertions that farmer would hold wheat for feed, as being cheaper and more available than corn for thAt l"r podo. Uood export call was also effective against the bears. Oats displayed buoyancy In the absence of selling pressure. Aa In corn, most of tho offerings were to take profit, with sellers frequently reinvesting when the market failed to weaken. Advances In grain and hogs carried pro visions along. Longs realised, but only on the hard spots. NEW Y0RKST0CK MARKET Government Move to Aid Crop Move ment Has Little Effeot. RECEIVED WITH RESENTMENT Lrirnl Itlicht of Washington to Ac cept Commerelnl Paper na Col Intrral for Federal Deposits Qnmtloned. Artlclel Open, I High, 83 74 24 40 189 27 23 63 Chicago .. .Minneapolis on Duluth " " bt Knsa. city:::::::::::::::283 ijuis, orvi Winnipeg .. . w Whinf v0nVl.n1ca?h were "ported: nii. ?.' narU winter: 4 oars, 81c: 6 F-!80'0! "c.a". No. 3 hard w n- i tury. bic i car, 8io ; 3 cars. SOiioi car, 80Hc. No. 4 mixed: I car. Tc; live o. x: i car, 64V4o; 1 car, 64Uc. No 3- 1 8 cars. JSVic; 3 cars, 68iio. No. I yellow: wt No yow: 2 cars, 7Hc 1 car, 67c. No. 2 mixed: 3 cars, 68c. No. 3 nilxod: 8 cars, esc. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 7Kc; 3 cars, 67Vio; 3 cars, 07c. No grade cars. firC(. Nn a vm a nnJ w s a "lllivt VHIIi Wb ig grade: 1 car, SSc. umana cash PricesWheat: No. 2. 80 82c; No. 3 hard, 79(9SlHci No. 4 hard, 770 Jr?C.0' 3 Pr'ng. itto: no, 4 spring, 79!6f6mc; No. 2 durum. 7931Via: No. 3 No. 2 yellow, O8U0J8Ho; No, S yellow, $c; No, i yellow, 67tf7ici No. S, USOOoi No. 3, CSc; No. it 07(&xn94o; no ffrade mp 39ic; No. 3 white. S9K939K0S No. i white, Wi039o, liarley: Maltlnir, TsQci No. 3. 61HC20. OMAHA amrmrtAk. MAmicnT. . DUTTEItNo, L 1-lts cox son, 2C Na. 1. 60-lb. tub,, zjttoj No. 2. 28c, FlSlI-Whlte, fresh, oj trout, fresh. lCc largo crapplea, fresh, 13o; 6ponlU mackerel, Uc; shad roe. per pair, 40ot salmon, fresh, 16o; halibut, .fresh, 10c; buffalo, 9o; bullheads. Uc; cliannel cat fish, 13c: pike, 16a; pickerel, llo. CUEESE-lmported Bwlsn, On; Ameri can Bwlss, 26o; block Swiss, 24a; twins, 17o : daises. 17o; triplets, 17Hc Toung Americas, 18a .blue label brick 17o; Urn berger, 2-1 b., 22c; New York, white 19o. VOULTHr-Urollers, 26U'ia per lb.; hens, ice; cocks, 12 Ho: ducks, lSGflXJ! geese, l8o turkeys, 20S2So pigeons, .per dox., 8L20; roosters. Do; ducks, full lea thered, 12V4c: geese, full feaihored, Uo; sauabs. No, i. 31.60; No. X 60a Beef cut prices: No. 1 ribs, 17Ha; No. 2 ribs, 1614c; No. a ribs, If. No. 1 loins, 19Kc; No. 2 loins, Ufio: No. 2 loins, 10c. No. 1 chucks, mlo; No. 2 chucks, llo; No. 3 chucks, 10V&O. No. 1 rounds, 16o; No. 2 rounds, 14&c: No. 3 rounds, ltc. No. 1 plates, 7ic, No. 2 plates, 7J4c; Na 3 plates, fltto. iJrhS..f0,l.ow,n Prie are furnished by the Qlllnsky Fruit company: FKUITB-Callfornla lleurre Hardy or Itussett Ilartletts. Der box. 12. 2.',' iLhnt lots, 32.1S; Wlckson large gieen plums, per crate, 12.00; plums, per box, 11.76; Grant ilium, per crate, i.w; large DiUj piums, per crate, 12.00. Pears: Uartletts, per box, 32.76; 6-box loU, J.66. Peaches: ElberU, 11.10. Apples: Duchess or Transparent, per bushel, owing to Quality. Ibcmi.uo Cantaloupes: Arizona standard, per orate, $3.60; Arltona Pony, per crate, 33.00; Arlxona Jumbo, per crate, 33.00. Hud rasp berries: Per 24-Dlnt case. 22.60. rirani. Extra fine Vatenclas. 126, 233 sites, per uox, o.w nunKist vaiencios, ili), ts.60; ,u, w, m jj.r uua, ,f,l, X'Ota- toes: Largo Cobbler, per bushel. UOc. Orapefrult: Florida, Indian river, 41 64. 64 sites, 110.00. Onions: California large yellow. Per lb.. 8c. Cranberries: Kv.nn. rated, carton containing 36 packages, per crate. 12.00. Lemons: Extra fancv Hi,,.. klst, 300s and SWs, por box. 110.00; extra cnoice iteu uuw, juua ana swe, per box, 19.00. Tomatoes: Home grown, per mar ket nasKet craie uoc; o-cruto lots. coo. If T.-'nTr'P A 1 1 T .ITMT.tu Ia l. ..i. bier, per bushel 90c. Onions, California, lurge yellow, per pound, 2Wc. Tomatoes homegrown, per market bosket, 66a; ft. crate lot, 00a Watermelons, Alabama fcweet, per pound, mo; 6-crate lots, ptr pound, l'ic. MiaCELliANEOUS Roasting ears, ptr doten, lie; Michigan celery, per doxen 36c; Mott's elder, per keg, 33.60; Nehawka cider, per keg, (126: asparugus, per doten, (0c; rhubarb, per dosen, 'Me; onions, per dozen, 20c; new beets, carrots, turnips per d isan, 30c; parsley, per dozen, 40a; iad.'H, per dozen, 20c; head lettuce, par doten, f 1.00; homegrown leaf lettuce, per doten, 20o I green peppers, per basket, 60c; wax or green beans, per biuket. 11.00; hothouse cucumbers, ped dot., 40c to 60c: cauliflower, per pound, 10 to l2V4o: Venetian garlic, ptr Pound. 12Ho; new cabbage, per pound, 3a; eggplant, per doten, 31.60; horseradish. 2 doton bottles in case, per case. 31.90; Dromedary brand dates, package, 33.00; Anchor brand dates, package, 125; walnuts. No. 1 aoft shelE per pound, 20c; medium pecans, per pound. 13 He; Jumbo pecans, per pound, 16c; giant pecans, Louisiana paper shell, per pound. t6c; filberts, per pound, 16c; Drake al monds, per pound, 15c: paper shell, Uo: Ilratlls, per pound. lOc: large washed! per pound, 12c; black walnut, per pound, fcttci raw No. 1 peanuts, per pound. 7o; J u in be peanuts, p.r pound. 8o; roast pea. nuts, per pound. 8Hc; snell bark hickory nuts, per pound, 4c; rge hickory nuts, per pound, 3c; white rice popcorn, per pound, 4a; cheakers, per 100-package case, 81.60; checkers, per 60-package case, L7J; Leslie berry boxes, quarts, per 1.000, 32.73. Liverpool drain Market. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1, WHEAT Spot steady; No. 1 Manitoba. 7s 9d: No. 2, 7s 6'id; No. 2. 7s 2Vid: futures firm; Octo ber. 7 2Md; December, 7s 2d. COIIN Spot steady; American mixed, new, kiln dried, 6a 6Ud: American mixed, old, via Oalveeton, 6s IVid; futures steady; Heptember, Iul'lata, 4a Wid; October, 6s Hd. Mlnnenpolls Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 1, WHEAT No. 1 hard, 90o; No. 1 northern. 8S3V4o; No. 2 northern. iCQS7c; No. S hard Montana, Wheat Sept. Deo.. May Corn. Spet. Dec. May uau. Sept. 1.C. May pork Hcpt. Jan. Lard. Sopt, Oct. Jan, nibs. Sept. Oct.. Jan, 86Hni 41 43WQH! 46U-K 20 90 ' 19 23Vi nco 1 11 724 10 72fe 11 62-67 11 42V4 10 ViVi 87U 901i 67 42l 44, 47 Low. I Close.l Yes'y. I 21 11 19 3 1167W 11 77W 10 77H! 11 67W U 62-C6 19 22H 6H 06 66H 63H 41 4tl 20 90 19 16 11 00 11 70-72 10 72H I 11 R2H U 43rt 10 ID 87H ' W(89' NEW YORK. AUff. l.-Contrary to ex pectations in eomo Quarters the Inten tion of tho government to deposit fiindn to expedite, tho movement of crops to market foiled to ex'erbtso more than a. momentary stimulating cfrect on secur ity values today, in financial quarters tho statement dealing 'with this matter was received with - some resentment, thero being a disposition to question tho legal right of Washington to accept com mercial paper as collateral for federal deposits. - Othbr developments. Including the first real "crop scare" of tliei xeaxon, and tho government's unfavorable estimate for cotton 'wero moro disturbing and far reatihlng. Advices, morn or les authori tative. Indicated further severe damage to corn by reason of the extended drouth In tho southwest, and .corrr, options roo excitedly at lendlmr markets. Hharca of road's in the souin ana eoutnwrai were Correspondingly depressed. -Tim mnvnnient snread until It embraced practically all railroad Kroups, almost the solo exception being lJaltlmore & Ohio. Illinois central reii lower man on tno day of Its dividend reduction, while New York Central and some of Its allied road. Atchison and Pennsylvania, all of which submitted adverse July reporM. were under more or less pressure. A sharp break in Mexican rallroada second nreierrea cauou attention m, i - creasing financial cmbiCrrassmentB ot the Mexican repuuuc, witn f nu t early suspension Of fWcal obligations. TOO local money, iiiitrncv was unchanged, savo tor n stlffenltig of f) ninety day ocommpdatlon?. rhe gen- erni mrppiy won imuici, " of Interior offerings. The movomentln- tl dlcated ft gain xor ino irnn ui j 34000. . , . IMIn Tho general oonu m " , to vleld. with sharp declines In Pcu- latlvo. Issuca. .a?vernmon t ana xan- Snnaca."l.R 0To?aTUe. p value werp ''Number of sales and closing quotation on stocks were: . k . iUaJasautrt .IJswer ... , JJ fiC 4 68H 04T4 ,063401. 4(U 40H 21 12H 19 V 11 67H1 11 77W 10 7l(i C3M 05ttCfca 621iU3 43 21 60-62 20 S3 11 65 U 86 19 45714 11 7HI 11 12 11 63-60 11 37(i 10 23H 10 10 Chicago Caah Prices Wheat: No. red. new, 87tfS7io; no. reo, new, etmnfio; no. 1 hard. new. 87U(fr83ci No. 2 hard, new, 87U4t8c: No. 3 hard, new, SOMaWVici No. 1 northern. lHfl2ttc; No. 2 northern. W lc; No. 3 northern, SSnoOc; No. 2 spring, 82b8c; velvet pharf, 8W8Jcl durum, 841P 89c. Corn: No2, CSHo; No. 2 white, WVio; No. a yeuow, wviWusMo; no. t, uv CSHoi No. 3 white, V8HUWC; no. 3 yeuow, G8Ua8ttc: No. 4. C7mi37Ko; No. 4 white, 68i8Vio; No. 4 yellow. 67MrZWtta Oata: No. White, new, 42i442V4o; No. 3 white, nnw. 4lUo No. 8 white, old. 40H4W2lio: No. 4, iSViGWHai No. 4 white, new, 41o; No. 4 wnite, OIU, tia; iuuiuwu, now, inr 42Up; standard, old, 42Ut;43Ho. Rye: No, 2, new, 63Hdc3c. Darloy: 48O04o. Tim othy: 33.7MM.75. Clover: Nominal. Pork! 322.00. Lard: 311.62H. nibs: IU.ZSU12.Z3. POT ATOEB Lower, at C0dilo; receipt, 2fi cars. EOOB unohanged; at mark, cases in cluded, IKJIIol ordinary firsts, 16Ht;iCV4o; firsts, nwnzo. POULTRY Alive lower: hens. 14c: springs, 17c; turkeys, 11& St. I.ools Oenernl Sfnrket. 8T. LOUIH, Aug. 1. WHEAT No. 2 Ted. 84HJtW4c; No. 2 hard, UVIW. September. Kmc! Decemuor, wc. CORN-No. 2, 60i9Ho: No. 2 white, 70V4o; September, 6!y4o; December, 65V4W 66HC. OATS No. 2, 39ii040Uo; No. 2 white, 4lH1f42o; September, 41 Ho; December, 43v4c viloim-Eaiv: red winter patents 34.66W4.75: extra fancy and straight, 83.60 04.25; hard winter clears, ts.iwnfj.no. BRAN Quiet: sacked east track, 00 93a HAY unchanged. Tniltr ITrirhnna-eid. iniir.Tll.Y Firm: chickens. 12o: spring. 16Via; turkeys, 18a; duckn, 12Hc; geese, 10c. uurricit vjuieti creamery, oc. P1HH HltiallV. UUt Recolpta. Shipments. Flour, bbls 7,wo 13,' Whl. bu i. .202.000 14LI Corm bu 40,000 14,000 Oats, bu 63,090 46,000 Mllwnnltep Mrnln Mnrknt. MILWAUKEE, Wis., Aug.it WHEAT No. 1 northern, 91Q92a; No. 2 northern, DOUtiOlo; Ny. Z hard, winter, 87fiS8c; Sep- tomber, 87: uecemner, wjo. CORN-No. 3 yellow. e7MiC8o: No. white. OSVVOtSo; No. 3. ttWPHot Septem ber, 68HOmKa; uecomoer, mivtfwc. OAT8 42W(JM2Wc RYP-63ff3Ho. liAULEY-4So. H10PORT OK CLISAIllNa 1IOU8IB Transactions of Associated Danka for tho Week. NHW YORK. Aug. 1. nradstreet's bank clearings report for the week ending July 21 shows an aggregate of 32,713.- iiv.uw, aa against last weak and $2,791,764,000 Ir. the corresponding week last year, following is a flat or the cities: too 104 7,t00 t04 400 T0 100 44 41 . Hit litt 11H !!& 40 1,000 24 MH 1M US 700 W4. m W UIHj 1J8 '100 l'iiii "iiiii in 200 ' ios' iu lo'i Anirrlcn Agrl'"1 Ara.rtcan Butor.... Amtrleen Cn Atn.rlotn Cn pHu"."" Am.rlcw a & F... Am.tlcan Cotton Oil Am. ice BurllH Ainrlc.fi l.lniMu ........ America locomotUe .., Atntrtcatt B. s ,";: Aro.rtc.n B. e H. Am. Huc.r iwniiin...... Am.ncaa 1. ,Mrli..n TobAQOO ...... ...... Antcond Mining Co.... . 400. AtthUoa 1 Atthtaon ro " AtUntlo Co"t Lin. niftltlmora St OMo , J ll.lhl.hem BlNl 00 1 .... D mni.lk Tr ...... BOO coodlin lKiilo C.ntrsl Leather JW Wji nh..at.ik, t Oh o 4,700 tsst Chtc.tu O. W... ......... Chltaio. M. Bt. P... Chlctxo W.....-.. Colorado Fukl a Iran,... (loniolldated .01 .. Corn Produoti Delaware a iiuaroa DtRT.r A lllo Oran4e D.nTtr a It. O. ptd lUttllliM' BecttritUs ...I. Krlo .400 Krl. lit p4 l.55 Krt 34 ItJ.... 1M Uaneral Kleotrlo Ortttt Northern rid , Orest Nortlura Ore ctta. llltnol. Cantrat .,. lnttrborouch ML inter. Met. PM International iiarrener.. ...... lottr-Marloe pti .1 109 international I'aptr 400 ictersationai rwroo ..... Kanau Cltif Boutbenv.. 100 !74 27 1 i , r 1. a . . . . . .... L.Wali Vall.r 3X lH liulall, a NaahTllle.. 100 1H M.. Bt. 1. a 8. St. M. 100 IN 'Mliaourl, K. T.. ...... 300 H . Mlnourl I'.ctllo 1.1 00 National liUoull 100 UIU KUtlnnai Lead ..... N. It. U. of M. 2d pfd.. 700 New York Central 1,400 n. 1,, u. & v....... Norfolk a Weatern. 400 1MH Mrth American 100 M Northern Pacltl LCOO 10914 l'aetflo Mall ........... too tOU PennerlTanla , LK4 U114 elDPl'a Oas ,. P., O., a St. L rittsburih ,Col I'reieed Btrnl Car..... ..... Pullman l'tlae. Car Ileadlnc 20.S00 X) lU 44S4 4011 Vn i 10 ;;;;; wu 9IV4 'U ...a. a, 1U V5 WH UH 31H I7H 7H,rf 211(4 JHW ,, 2SH JM4, 11 H 64 UH 13 10) 1041 n 11 600 1SK tOO 3,109 106 700 U 1,100 tl 4SW 34 1H. 1M 1 lMtr iS 14 !, 1014, 13H 33 ' 34 J 104.'l4tf nit ui 6IU. 67H joa 14H 10 14V4 140 'iC 1UK Ulli lit m h 33 21 iU us 1HV 11IH it 109 H 30 IHVh u ,5 it ..... 151 uau istit ZH It 12 103 to: 111H tOO JOT, 30H 8H l M t. 27 V 1IH 41ti i0'4 141 ' WIS 1 an SO W w 4o 4 CITIES. Amount Inc. Deo, New York 31.494,629,000 9 Chicago 218, 200,000 e.l Boston 123,451,000 11.1 Philadelphia 144,163.000 6.4 Bt. Louis G3.610.O00 1,7 Pittsburgh 63,048,60 2.7 Kansas City 63,279,000 9,2 Han Francisco 41.647,000 15,8 Ualtlmore 32,860,000 2.9 Cincinnati 23.517,000 6.7 Minneapolis 17,441,0(0 8.7 Los Angeles ,. 17,605,000 3,1 Cleveland 23,659,000 9,7 (Detroit 22,706,000 S .6 New Orleans 14,139,000 H.6 OMAHA 18.191,000 9.1 Louisville 11,722,000 16.8 Milwaukee 12,464,000 4.7 Scuttle 11.10U.00O 4.5 Portland, Ore 8.682.0CO 2.1 St, Paul 10,471.000 8,3 Denver 6.K82.000 3 Indianapolis 7,718,000 7.7 Halt Lake City 4,62,OM J 22.8 Columbus 6.957,0C0 19.8 Toledo 4,821.000 10.4 Duluth 3,634,000 43,8 Des Moines 4,012,000 11.5 Hpokane 3,85,000 Tacomtt 2.0il,000 10.7 Oakland 2,740.000 . 18.1 Peoria 8.108,000 12. Ban Diego 2.169,00) 'Dayton 2,630,000 24.1 Hacramentn 1,781,000 21.8 Cedar Rapids 1,241.000 lo.at Waterloo 1,422,000 27.3 Springfield, III OfcO.OCO 18.3 ...... Qulncy. ltf- W4.0W S1.0 Rloomlngton. III.... 478.0001 11.8 Ogden, Utah 645.0uo 11.8 Decatur. Ill 676,000 45.9 Jacksonville, III 5SM 46-7, Washington Z'252'2 S i St. Joseph 7'3SS2 J-i Lincoln 1.904.000 21.0 1MU Iltpublio I. a 8 IO0 llu. Hrpubllo I. It. 8. ptd.... 300 MU, . j nock litand Co 400 i:u IT Hock laland Co. pfd 700 2H II at. I B. P. 2d ptd.. 100 Seaboard Air Line...,,.. 100 1011 1IU Keaboerd A. L. pfd 100 4h 41V4 Bloaa-Bheffleld B. ft I Houtlurn I'aclllo 4,100 tt n flouthrm Hallway 300 34 33U, na. juuwer pia. Tenneaeee Copper Texas a Pacific , Union IHcIIIq , 1,)00 14IH 14TU Union I'aclfla pfd 200 34 '83U United States Ilealtr... United HUtei ltubber... " my United SUtea Steel,,.,.. 30,200 U H. Bteel ptd TOO Utah Copper 3.100 v .Carolina Cbamleni Wabaeb , ,, , Wubeah pfd 900 7U. TU Weatern Maryland ..." , ' Weatern Union , weaumnouM Electrlo .. 400 OK Sill U" Total salea for the day, lr,60o aharea. ' 'i r New York Sfonef Market. NEAV YORK, Aug. l.-JlONBY-On call, steady at 22J4 per cent; ruling rate. t per cent; closing bid, 2 per cent; offered ot 214 per cent. Time loans, firm; Blxtw days, 3HC4 per cent; ninety days, 4J per cent: six months, 6$ per cent. , PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-lfla6 per cent. BTERINO EXCIiANaE-fitaady, 1.S310 for slxty-day bills, and $4.87 for demand. COMMERCIAL DlLlJ-J4.82. i SILVER Oar, DOKo; Mexican dollars, r 47a. IJONDS-aovernment, Btrong: railroad, easy. Closing quotation on bonds today wera, as follows; V. . 2. "f ! !K.- a rf. la. M4 do coupon H L. S. deb. 4a llt. ., 90H' U. S. 1. ref 101H L. K, unf, 4 do coupon ....... .1014 M. K. a T. 1st 4a 494 I U. B. 4a. rei ... 4i4a..... ti) do coupon 110 Mo. raclfls Ut ... II Panama la coupon., nit do conr, 6a... so A..C. lat 6a ctf 4 N II It ot M 4i 0 eAroer. As. la .171. N. Y. C, g. 3Ha.?!. 10 eA. T. t T, 0. 4a..l00 ia dab. 4a Am. Tolatcco " r. r'. 11. ft It. Armour a Co. 4Ha. 0 ct, IMa T3 Atchlaon gen. 4.... MU N. ft W. lit c 4a. M J5vnnort4-n Apple and Ttrtrd rrnlts NEW YORK. Aug. 1. EVAPORATED APPLES-Qulet. DRIED ritUITS Prunes, firm. Apri cots, steady. Peaches, quiet. Raisins, steady. llrr Goods Ile-rttrvr, NEW YORK. Aug. L DRY OOODS Cotton goods markets were steady today. Yarns were steady to firm. Carpet wools aro being bought more freely. do cv. ti 1M0. do er. e...... eA. C, U lat 4 Hal. & Ohio 4a.. do IH. ....104 eaj Ml-' 1 Bo ct. U... 9V4Vo. I'ultla 4a. W4 do 3, ........ 0. 8. I- rtdr. 4a.. WiIno. av. lUa 1011 nrooa, ir, si( too. Cen. of Go, ta.,.. ..102 'Reading tea'. 4a.. Cen. Leather U l',t S. L. A 8. F. fr aa 41 ChM. & Ohio 4V4a... 14 do gen. ta B14,t do conr. 4Vie 7IU 8t. L 8. W. e: (e Tt Chicago a A. IU. Jj !!. A. L. ad, Is, TJWj O. D. . 4a... SHBo. Pae. col. 4a...,' U do gen. ...,..... do cr. 4a utll C M B I e 4HJ1.1MH do i.t ref, 4e.. . . to . C. IL I. a T. c. 4 6IH 80. lUttwajr is toiW; do rff. 4 79 da gen. 4a 73 C. a S. r 4H I1U Union Facino 4a.... HH D. & H. cr. 4a.... 4 do cr. 4a J V r. ft It. u. ret. aa. itm do in & ref. 4i. Dl.llllera" ( It L. R ltubber (a. . Erie p. I. 4 52 h. 2 . do gen. 4a -v.-v. Cham. u. ., do cr. 4a. eer. IT.. 71 Wab. lat 4 a. 4a,. em. Cen. lat r. la. UU Weatern Md. im Inter. Met. 4V4a, . 7S'Wtat. Elee. er. la. . i Inter. M. M. 4 Via.. 40 Wla. Central te.. , 34H Japan 4U Uld. Olfered. K-lntereat. rj 100 London Stock Market. LONDON, Aug. 1. American securities opened around parity and moved irregu larly. At noon the tone waa steady with prices ranging from i above to 4 bolowi yesterday's New York closing, ccminle, money TiHllIlnola Central ... lot do acoouat ........ TSta M., K. ft T X3M Amal. Opper 73 N. T. Central. mJ Atchleon : PennarlranU ....... iui .UIM.mu uit.u. . .... . v.. ..if Chicago u. w..,. tit. Paul Denrer a It- a Erl. da lat pfd Orano Truaa iteadlnr ai, 14 Bo. Pacific 0J1J 10 UnJoo Paeltle lu . 1U. a, steel.. ........ h nbS..5Jl?.- ari tiaua 1104W , ftaU SILVER Bar, quiet,- at 27 6-ld per oi. MONEY-30T3V. per cent. DISCOUNT RATES Short blUs. SttSl per cent; three months, 4tf-il-19 per cenC