TUiri BKH: OMAHA. Fi.lPAY. .1 IT 1 A'
101.")
11
KKAL KS1ATE j
rnu a it n nxns for m.k
11KA1. KSTATF ACKKAGE
HEAL FfiTATF ACREAGE
Inllrorma,
t,v Oak Colonic, none better.
Smith Co.. ms-14 City Nat. Hk.
W. T.
n. tsta
BKAl I I H 1. I'AI.IKdHMA.
Whrrf are living c ondltlons more HKrce
able. and where ran on iimke :is much
money on a smell farm aa In Patterson
Colony. California, 111 the wonderful Han
Joaquin valley? Yun rin exchange a
farm In Nebraska nr Iowa for this beau
tiful Utile ranch. There arc r.1 acres, all
In cultivation. Soil the richest found any
where, all a level an floor, and A1 for
alfalfa, fruit or English walnut. Only
H mile from town. n acres adjoining
rent for per aire rash.
PATNB 1NVKSTMKNT COMPANY,
Omaha Nat. Hank Wdg.. Omaha.
FOR BALE Section In Weld Co.. Colo..
1.1.75 per acre; no fades; write owner,
Fred Vhle. Lincoln. 111.
l& ACRES very beat farming land In
northeastern Colorado. $10 per acre;
fnOi cah. balance ten yearn at 6 per cent.
Thl land la really worth over 113 per
ere. Wheat on neighboring farma ha
averaged aa high na a bualiela per acre
for the tut ten rear.
A. W. Burg
1404 W. O. W. Bldg.
Iowa.
HAVE TOU A FARM FOR SACEt
Write good description of your land
nd aend tt to the Sioux City, la.. Journal,
"Iowa Moat Poaerful Want Ad M
alum." Twenty-five worda every Friday
evening, Saturday morning and very
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
; for one month, giving sixteen ata oa
twelvgdlfferent flay a fof 62; or 60 worda,
14; or 71 worda, W.
Largeat circulation of any Iowa news
paper, 3tO,0u0 reader dally In four areat
atatfs
SMALL MISSOURI FARM.
S5 cash and 16 monthly, no Intereat or
lim; highly productive land, clone to
three big markets; write for photographs
and full Information. Munger. R. 171. N.
Y. Life Bldg.. Kansas City. Alo.
540 ACRES
one mlla
cultivation
Miliar
mile
ota
from
Minneapolis,
from town; 1(50 aire under
balance need for pasture;
can practically ail be cultivated; heavy
eoili good set building, contesting of o
room house, largo barn, urn nary, corn
crib, windmills, etc.; the. land will pro
duce 60 bushels of corn per acre; tele
phone In house; country thickly settled.
complete Bet of machinery; 27 head of
stock, consisting of 11 cowa. balance 1
and 2 yeara old; six good horses; 26 hogs;
chicken; one-half of thla year's crop ana
everything on farm tcocs at fid per acre;
half cash. Schwab Tiros.. 1028 Plymouth
Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
Montana.
MONTANA ranch for sale: splendid
ranch of about 3.700 acres, and four
ranches of 160 acres each in Teton county
Montana, for sale by owner, nt very at
tractive price and reasonable terms. Ir
rigated and every acre tillable. Railroads
. cross property and depot on ranch. Maps
turd desrlptions on application to It. A
I 1" riser. Helena. Mont. o
SPLENDID W'HKAT LA Nit.
60 acres fine wheat lund In Mussel-
rhcll valley, Montana, at $30. 31,2oO.
' Owner lives In Oivuina and will take
d,000 to $10,000 good Omaha property ay
part payment, balance 1 to s yeara. Why
1 i.ot get onto the land? It will make you
more money for the nmount invented than
anything else you can find. nets .is for
1 partlculnr.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COM TAN Y,
; Fifth Floor Omaha National Vnni- Wdg.,
Omaha.
Kebratka.
i YOU SALE 640 acres of good land In
Dawsun county, Nebraska; 120 acres
now In wheat and corn balance taw.
(rood stock farm. No trnde. Address
Owner, Box W4, Lincoln. Neb. o.
Acres
For Investment
If you want some mil estate for nn investment you will
find that acres near Omnha will nwike you more money for the
samp nmount of money invested than any other kind of Ileal
Estate Investment. You will find the one who has been buy
ing acres in the nst has made tiie most money on his invest
ment and the same will be true in the future.
Acres to Reduce Cost of Living
You can reduce vonr cost of living by owning an Aero
Home better than any other wny. You can raise chickens,
1 ave a cow and grow all the vegetables and fruit you can use
the entire year and still be able to hold your position in the city.
We are offering
Acres in Benson Gardens
$10 a Down, $10 a Month
This beautiful acreage subdivision is located 6 blocks from
the end of the Benson Car line on West Main Street, paved
road. Call us by phone or call our Office and one of oxir sales
men will show you Benson Hardens any time during the day,
evenings or Sundays. Branch Office on the ground open every
afternoon, evenings and Sundays.
Hastings & Heyden,
1614 Harney Street.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Market ii Firm and Good Demand
Send. Wheat Price Up Another
Two and One-Half Cents.
OATS EXPORTS UNXTSUAUY BIG
OMAHA. July 1. 191.V
Tim market bad a firm tone today.
Wheat was In cood demand and was
Qioted :v- higher
There was not much chansc In the corn
markit. The receipts were light and
were aiiffi. lent to take care of the nlow
demand. The market sold unchanged to
He lower.
There was a pretlv eood demand for
oats, but the receipts were lltht and the
market was forced from V to V higher.
The exports of oats have been enormous
with foreigner lak're !ars quantities
for anlmai food d this has been a big
'ielp to the local altuatlon. The crop
promise at the prevent time Is Ideal and
It la expected that the government re
port, which will be published early In
July, will show an estimate aa large. If
not larger, than that of Inst year.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
equal to 473.ono buxhela; corn. 21l.Wn bush
els; oats, bushels.
Liverpool. Spot, wheal and corn un
changed. Frlmarv wheat receipts were Ai.1.000
bushels and shipments 447.000 bushels,
against receipts of .W.flW bushels and
shipments of 0W bushels last year.
Primary com receipts were Ma. TOO bush
els and shipments w,noo buahels, scalnet
receipts of 47I.0UO bushels and shipments
of y.nin bushel last year.
Primary oats receipts were s0 bush
els and shipments 4M.U0O bushel, against
eceipts of 14.000 bushels and shipments of
674.00 bushels last year.
CARLOT RDCFTIPTS.
Whet.Corn.Oat.
II 70 "
1.11
s
K 41 II
W 22 1
lei 67
ales were reported today :
hard winter; 1 car. It.; 2
3 durum mni: -o car.
white: 1 car, 72c: 2 cars,
Crilcaco
Minneapolis .
Puluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. lxuils
ThcKe cash
Wheat No. f
'irs, II.SIUA. NO
1 2i Corn-No.
(mi tt.o .ni .n rniivtio.s
realarea wf the Traal and dealac
Prices oa Rnat-4 rt Trade,
OHR'AUO, July 1 Kstlmntes that the
t'nlted Mutes w mil I hsi vest '.'.HK.mi
buil cls more in it 1 r than whs exp tcd a
month nit" had a restr. lining Influence to
il v on hullish sentiment lennnlltm whent.
The outcome wss an uiwllliyi rlose at
a shade off to Sc artvame compaped with
Isst nlaht. Corn gained 'ttilc to SjS'
net and oats Nc to 0'c. The Mtilxh In
provisions varied from fo oft to an iiial
upturn.
Although the figures on the prospectie
yield of wheat were unci Hi-lal. the trade
generally seemed Inclined to accept tuem
a- reasonably ccrrMt. The conclusion
was drawn In sotuo quarters that North
Amerlcii during the coming year would
be capable of cportln urto.iim bushels,
as compared with 44U."0n.u bushels Out
ing the twelve months ended June M. I'n
der such conditions higher prices, which
had been reached soon after the opening,
failed to ho maintained The chief basis
of the advance was the announcement
that the stesmshlp Armenian, sunk lv a
Oerman submarine, wns engagert in Hrlt
tsh admiralty business. At lease tempo
rarily this development as to the Armen
ian had a dlstlnrt reaseurlng effect and
stimulated some buying.
For the onlv time on record, Ihe first
day of July passed wlihoiit any whea(
having been delivered here lo fill con
facts specifying the current month.
Stocks of old wheat were reported as un
usually small and a single car of tho
new crop is all that has been received In
Chicago. The lone, car, which camo roin
the southernmost psrt of Illinois, and
graded aa No. 3 red, wns promptly bought
by a local mill at tho rste of tl.la a bu!hol.
Oood shipping demand, together with
virtual absence of deliveries on July con
tracts tended to strengthen corn. There
was something of an offset, though, In 11
published estimate that the planted terri
tory tills season excceled that or last
year by l.loo.ooo acres. Oats showed firm
ness on account or an active call from
the seaboard. Hecause wet weather was
said to be delaying the harvest.
Heavy deliveries appeared to mske hut
little Impression on the provisions mar
ket. On all tho soft spots packers fur-
liished support.
Closing prices on options:
Article' Open. High ' tow. Close Tes y
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Good Beeves Ten to Fifteen Higher
and Others Steady Sheep Are
Steady and Lambs Weak.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS UP
Receipts were:
Official Mnndnv ....
Official Tuesdav
official Wednesday..
Estimate Thursday..
eOLTII OMAHA. July 1.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
'.l.n'l
i:,4
ll.oOO
111.90
ii.e"i
lf,0"0
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
IRR1UATEU
BARGAIN IN HMAI.I.
FARM.
60 acres of rich level land adjoining
Kood town on Union Pacific railroad.
Water light good and paid up. Si acres
alfalfa, 30 acres corn. Will exchange for
t ood Income property. Price, xo per acre.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha Nat. Bank HldB.. Omnhn.
'IFINE IMPROVED SALINE COUNTY
FARM.
160 acres only 5 miles from Friend, In
rvell settled rich neighborhood; bout of
land, well fenced, 7-room, 2-atory new
I house, big barn, with alfalfa chopper,
1 feed mill, elevator nni gasoline engine;
' water piped to barn: cement milk house,
tlg silo and other outbuildings. A choice
' farm. Price, 112." per icre. Easy terms.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha Nat. Bank Fldg., Omaha.
" IKUGLAS COUNTY STOCK FARM.
Finest of corn land, some tlmhcr pas
ture; good 10-room house, barn 40x80 and
other good outbuilding.": located only 2
miles from Valley and Waterloo and close
(0 South Omaha stock market. Just the
i llace for a feeder.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COM PA NY,
Omaha Nat. Hank I'ldg., Omaha.
jit-ACRE well Improved farm near Fair
mont, Fillmore Co.; price 1110.00, spe
iclal term. John L. Maurer, Omaha. Neb.
$30 Cash and
$30 Per Month
Buys this beautiful fV-room bungalow;
modern throughout; furnace heat, full
cement basement: oak finish principal
rooms; 2 blocks from car line and 4
blocks from another; 2H blocks from
tine school.
Telephone Doup. 2926
Today or Call Wal. 082
Any Evening Between
7 and 8 p. in.
24th and Manderson
7Rms., H. W. Heat,
Only $4,200
Look at the house at the 8. W. corner
ind see if you ever saw a more desirable
house and lot tor the money. It's as good
Inside as outside. Reception hall, dining
room, living room and kitchen down, four
good bedrooms and bath upstairs. Call
us up and we win arrange. to snow you
through.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
FARM LOANS, 5 PER CENT
i TOl.AND A TRUM RUT-L. 44S Bee Wdg.
1100 TO
Wead.
110,000 mndo promptly, r. D.
Wead Bldg.. Uth and Farnaiu Eta.
I CITY and farm loans, 6, C. per cant.
J. H. Dumont & Co.. 418 State Bwn.t.
AN TED Good farm and city loan at
lowest rates.
PETERS TRUST CO.
1423 Famaro.
(WANTED CM y loans and warran's. W.
Farnam Smith Co.. l.iZO Fsrnam Bt.
CITY property. Large loan a specialty.
W. H. Thomas, 22s State Bank Bid
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
' H. W. Binder, City National Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homea. Eaat Nebraska farina.
' O KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
Idle Omaha National. Phone Douglas t7ti
BEE us first for farm loan in eastern
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Omaha.
6
city iiind r n ri-ihp
RE.Ui ESTATE EXCHANGE
Il-ROOM HOME FOR LAND or clear
lota; mtg.. KO'iO. Easy walk to Omaha
postofftce; best plum-blng, etc.; lot 66l4u;
iwini tur more ouuuing.
O KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
3"16 Omaha National. Douglas I
7 Li.
S'ICIJ ho 1 1 u
for Oluahi
, Boulder, Colo.,
property, p. o.
to exchange
Hon 2"3.
Tyler 1DS6.
State Bank Bldg.
Near Miller Park
100x127 Feet
Beautiful Shade
At 5005 N. 24th you will find a 6-room
house, modern In everv respect except
heat, that personal Inspection will tell
ou Is actually wortn wnai we are asmii
or It. Big shade tress in front, on paved
street with paving paid. Iron fence across
front of lot. lots oi snruoom. iun
chicken yard and chicken house fenced;
In fat you cannot Deal n. su
put It off If vou want to buy. Call us
today.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
230 Omaha Nnt Hank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
D. 4!.
WEST FARNAM, 7-R., $45.00.
No. 118 N. 3tn St., near Podge; very
choice, handomesly flnlnea nrica; sleep
ing porch and sun room.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY.
Tyler 1536. State Bank Blarf.
REAL ESTATE WEST BIBB
West Farnam
7-R. Modern
$4,000
Street between Farnam and Doug
Reception hall, living room, dining
and kitchen on first floor, and four
fine h1 rooms and bath on secomi. Ab
solutely modern and In fine condition.
Oak finish and floor on first story. Lot
60x125. Paving paid.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
42d
la.
room
Tyler 1536.
Mate Bank Bldg.
DlllM,
Only One Man
Needed
To lay out many city addition. The
surveyor who could run a stratght line
did alt of tha work, with the help of the
printer.
Happy Hollow
Is Different
HAPPY HOLLOW was laid out by a
landscape architect.
HAPPY HOLLOW is the development of
an idea and Is com
plete. HAPPY HOLLOW represent something
more than stake on
the prairie.
HAPPY HOLLOW has everything In pob
1 I c Improvement.
There I no waiting.
HAPPY HOLLOW I ready for the horns
owner, with no tedl
ou delays for water,
gas, sewer, etc.
HAPPY HOLLOW 1 the highest clasa
residence section of
Omaha. The class of
home built there
show this.
HAPPY HOLLOW ha building restrlc
Hons which protect
you and your neigh
bor to your mutual
advantage.
HAPPY HOUOW I dose to the busi
ness center, twenty
minutes from Six
teenth and Harney
street.
HAPPY HOLLOW 1 north of Dods
street, west of 62nd,
nd In the mutual di
rection of Omaha'
growth.
HAPPY HOLLOW lot, with eve ry im
provement, are not a
high priced aa many
of the lots offered In
undeveloped section,
where everything
must be done and the
lot owner foot the
Mil. Buy In Happy
Hollow today and you
may begin building to
morrow. HAPPY HOLLOW, because complete, he
cause beautiful, be
cause convenient, will
appeal to you if you
go and ee. That la
w-hat we want you to
do and do It soon. Tha
terma of sale and pay
ment are easy. Aa an
Investment or for a
home, there I noth
ing In Omaha better
than Harpy Hollow.
71e. No. t white: 1 car. Tlc; 1 car (dam
aged. 71c. No. 1 yellow: I car. 72c. No. i
yellow : 6 care. 71c. No. J yellow: 1 car,
Vle; I car. 710. No. yellow: I cars.
oic. No. J mixed: 1 car. Tic. No. J mlied:
2 rars (near white). 7H4C. No. 1 mled: 1
car (high color, 71Vic; 1 car (neBT white),
71c; 2 cars, 71c; I ear. 7Hi. No. 6
mixed: 1 car (near whlta). 70c; 5 car.
70c; I car. WVSc. Bamplr: 7 car. 7Hc: 1
car. (V; 1 car (hot). Mc: 1 car. Me. OaU
No. 2 white: 1 car. 4S-tC. Standard: 1
cur, 4h Vc. No S white: 3 cars. 46Wo: 1
ear. 4o'c. Sample: 1 car 444c; I car, 44c.
Rve Nn '' 1-6 esr. II 07.
ti 1. r...h IMa WhMt' No. 2 tur-
kev. fl.27Vei.29H: No. turkey. ll.2tUV?
i viu.. v ,. - tt KUJm no. i nam
'l.2i:Vs: No. '4 hard, ll.1.2H; N
u tt iM,i oi' Kn 1 durum. IVlMi
1 1(5: No S durum, l.iwi. imi: co
white. 71.ft;: No. 1 white. &V:
i M,i. 7(iujTle- No. b white. 70V(3l'70c:
No. white. TtVtfTfviv; No. 1 yellow. 71VJI
7- K'n vtllnw 71l471iC: IMO. 4 yellOW,
TI'frtlHc; No. ft yellow, .o4'l .i-c; co.
vellow. 7lir70Hc: No. I mixed, 70Mi..l':.c;
No. 2 mixed. 70HCnc: No. 4 mixed .
tiiu.. v r. mliinl BSU70Vc: No a mled
"U"0o. Oai: No. 2 white. uv?w: san-
ArA 4SV4n.c: No .1 Willie. iiliw:
v i M-wit. 4iif345c Barley: Malting. 1
dlUr: No. l'feed. HHKeslC Rye: No. 2, 11.0
tl.fc"; No. i, l.C&fi 1.01.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Four day this week.14.iw 4t..3:2 i.s.H4
ame davs la't week. .l.t7 4,'..:9 .'W.-'VI
Sojne dav t wkj. aao. 17.ML' XIM li1l
Same days S w ks ago. . lK.24ii 2.'Hi
Same days 4 wks ago. .m.Ti 4H.i 7.017
Same davs last ye:ir...ll.l Sl.611
The following teble snows the rec-h'ta
of rattle, hogs and sheep at tha South
Jmaha live stock market for the year to
date, a compared with last year:
Wis. 114. Inc. Pec-
Cattle ill,21l 404.771 10T..440
Hos 1.1)46.419 l.J'.fflnfi 27,413.
Sheep l.tMS.ttl 17.21) S7.929
The following table snows the arerag
price for hog at the South Omaha live
stock maiket for the lat few days, with
comparisons:
Date. lmg. .1913 Hull ttHl ) ttH 1.
Wheat I 1
luiv. 1 oh i orsI
Sept. 1 02 1 (!
Corn I
July. 7SH1 74H'
Sept. 72H! 72';
Oat I i
July. 44HI 44'i'
Rept. J7HI S7T
Pork
July. 1 72H 1
Sept. 17 3U 17
Lard
July. 9 40 9 47H
Sept. & 70
Rib
July. 10 K 10 42H
Bept. 10 65 10 72H
June
June
June
June
un
June
iune
una
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
July
U J f7Hl
11
Hi T 1C
16 T WV
Wl T li
17! 7 234,
IK 7 11
CS! m: 7 K: i 1 1 is
00) I 691 T II t 79) l
"I I
..I
8 01
R 01
I 06
I 1.H
i ml
I 21
I 40) T
tlf
221 T 344! ft W
1 09
34, J J:'", R OK
7 W
1 Pt,'
1 01
I
73S1
72
44S
r,s
i
1 72H
17 10
40
.9 90
10 15
10 S5
1 07'
1 02 V
r,
l
id no
It 3t
40
.'H
40 1
7H!
1 osh
1 02H.
72S
T7H
16 90
IT 26
41
9 sTH
10 40
10 6TH
i'aah Prices Wheat: No. 1 red, nominal:
No. I hard, $1.31. Corn: No. I yellow, 76
THc; No. 4 yellow, 75V Oats: No. S
white. 4m1ift0c; standard. WfiWy. Rye:
Js'o. 1, nominal. Barley, fi'u72c. Timothy,
o.6ftirT6. Clover. S8.ISOfinl.60. Pork. I16.R0.
Lard. 19 1219.17. Ribs. $9 7610 25.
Hl.'TTBR Steady ; cresmery, 23U27c.
ROKJe Steady; receipts, 10.W4 cases;
at mark, cases Included, IMfTUHe: ordi
nary firsts, l.SfttiHc: firsts, lr-tfloHc.
POTATOKS Unsettled; neT, receipts.
TO ears: Virginia cobbler. II. 761. 96; old,
receipts. ears: Michigan and Wisconsin,
white, lWnOTu.
POIH.TRY-Allve, lower; fowl. 19
i.ic; spring, lso'fc.
lifV 8 11
7 l K 17
I 8 16
T ir.i '.
7 24V 8 11
7 4 8 21
7 S II
M e 7V 9 . T P
' 7l ! 1 K
16) 91 9 til 7 4
I Ml 7 ' 9 W T 1
8 411 1 193 T3
8 401 7 l 6 H 9 f
8 431 7 4H I I 40 7 68
T Wl 9 17 !M
8 44 6 V 9 16 7 45
8 Si 7 4A 6 14 9 14 7 40
I Ul 1 M 9ttt8
I hi 7 6 11 7 68
B 4 7 h 6 14 9 11
8 44 714 60H 90Ot64
7 14 6 18 8 9M( 7 62
in a an na I 7 6H
9 66 7 191 6 Ml
8 9rtt 7 iJ
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Featurn of Especial Interest Are
Altogether Lacking; of
Session.
DOMESTIC NEWS FAVORABLE
Homes
' $100 Down
$200 Down
$300 Down
have a number of 4, 6 and -room
homes In different parts of the city we
can sell you by paving a small payment
down and the balance on mall monthly
payments about the same as rent. Call
or phone ua and we will end you a
list.
Hastings & Heyden
1874 HARNET BT.
BANK STATEMENTS.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
Hanscom Park Dist.
Six-Room House
George & Company
OJ City Nad Bank Bldg. Dougla, 7.
-' I REAL K8T.4TR Umri'lllvcn.u
retty new home, only .
- I
No. 2tMQ.
Report of the Condition of the
M5BMUKA NATIONAL H A K,
at Omaha. In the state of Nebraska, it
the close of business June 23, 1H16:
KEHOL'RVM.
1. la) Loans and discount
(note held In bank) $1,831,213.78
t. Overdrafts, unsecured 1 S3 87
3. is 1". S. bonds de
posited to secure
circulation (;ar
value) i.'00,0O0 00
(e I'. S. bond
owned and un
pledged 0,IO.ISI
lotal u. s. bonds 210,000.00
mi nonaa omer
SS,0l) (10
131,269.38
7. 600. 00
5.12S.O0
1.843.70;
IMPROVED ItiO 76 acres of corn. 2& acre
of wheat, will make 35 bushelsi price
reasonable with or without crop and
stock; ndght exchange, llellyer, Hecjub
lican City, Neb. v
nEAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
On the Boulevard
4113 North 20th St
6 room and Bleeping porch. Thl nouse
I less than yeara old. is worth it. 700,
but owner need the money and will sell
for 33.J0O. The best sn;p In the city.
W. S. Frank
201 Neville Blook o
We have a very pre
two blocks from Hanscom psrk. thst can
be sold on en terms. This house Is
oak finished, with beam ceilings, built-in
bookcase, etc.: rireplm-e, t
drv in basement Lot 6fixU:
located at Walnut St. Small cottage
would be accepted in trade
Norris & Norris
-elilngs, built-in j
HilTwo Beautiful
New Homes
Bee Hldg.
Phone liouglas 4270.
AN IDEAL HOME, CHEAP
Chi Easy Payment Plan.
Nor Them Today,
Sure
$4.200 b-room strictly modern home, ail i
oak finish downstair. 3 large bedrooms i
upstairs, with nice roomy rlosota off of ! One Is a 6-room bungalow, l.rnd ne
eacn. r uu Dasement wun launui y iaciu- . modem ihrnn.k.,,i i.i.
A BARGAIN If taken at once, modern
6-room house; maple flooring, shade
tree, bearing cherry tree, other shrub
bery; block from car line. Phone Web
ties. Nice lot. facing on Bo. Centre!
Blvd.
time.
GALLAGHER & NEIjSON
644 Brandela Bldg. Douglas 23SJ.-0
SOUTH SIDE
rooms, all modern, paved street with
paving paid; located on South 27th street
within walking distance; good location.
Price, I2.W0.
C. 0. CARLBERG,
SIS Hrsnnels Thcetr Bldg.
oak in
BARGAIN RY OWNER
A beautiful l-roorn. UricUy modern
home, in splendid condition; good loca
tion; alerantly finished insl le; as good aa
tew; large lot; cistern. Prioe 13.700. Call
JXU Wirt. Phone Web. after 9 a. w.
MEDICAL
PILK3 FISTULA CURED.
nr. K. R. Tarry cure pllea. fistula and
ether rectal diseases without urncal
operation. Cure guaranteed aud bo
lacney paid uptll cured Write ro' cook
or rectal dlwasea with tes'iiuonlal. iK.
K K. TAHKV. UP Bee Bldg
liUPTUPE cured In few day without
ualn. Cal' or write Ir. Wray, 'jA Bee
Xildg . Oiraha. Kstabllshed ISA.
Be pleased to show same nt any , Prtnelpal rooms. This house Is only
oioca irom car line and In beautiful loca
tion. Terms, $J0 Cash and
Monthly Payments to Buit.
The other ia a large 7-room houe, fc
block from car line. In beautiful new ad
dltlon; house I ail modem, with oak in
living room, dining room and son room;
there 1 a large brick fireplace in th
living room and there Is every desirable
bullt-ln convenience. This besutlful home
can be bought on the following terms:
$T0oCash and
Monthly Payments to Suit.
Telephone Douglas today and we'll
j be pleased to send auto for you to corae
! and make Inspection.
REAI, ESTATE SUBURBAN
Flore jice.
L. NBTHAWAY for traiies. Flor. 276.
tooaell Hlaffs.
$90 Per Lot
4.
than 1'. IS. bonds
Pledged to ncuurc
V. K. deposits
(fl Se' in ties other
U. 8. bonds (not In
cluding s t o c k si
owned unpledged..
Total bonds, se
curities, etc
S, Subscription to
stock of Federal
Re servo Itank,
ll.S.OOO.OO
la) Tyeaa amount
unpaid. 17,500
(b) M other
stocks. Including
premium on same.
I. Bunking house, 173,
furniture and fixtures, 310.U4.39.
7. other real estate owned
I. Due from Federal Reserve
Bank
9a( Due from approved re
irrvc agents in New York,
Chicago and St. Louis
10. Hue from hanks and bank
era (other than included in
I and t)
II. ('hecks on banks In the same
cltv or town na reporting bank
13. (a) Outside checks
and other caali
item M.200 40
b) Fractional cur
rency, nickels, and
cents 2,21 96 (ilW.Vi
14. Notes of other national hanks 9.600.00
lawful monev reserve In bank
Hi Total coin and certificate.. 4.077.00
17. Iegal-tcnder note 13.000 00
18. Redemption fund
with IT. 8. treas
urer (not more
htsn f. per cent on
circulation! 10.000. 00 10,000 SO
13,326 00
84.000 00
6.308. 64
60, 614. 76
I'!3,7M. r.l
2.307. 42
19.K0.Z1
'.K.V4.7
2-JO.O0U 00
M,4.5
40 00
Total I2.K4.964 X)
LIABILITIES.
1. cpltsl stock paid In f 300.nn.flo
2. Surplus fund t).(i0
t. 1'ndlvtded profit,
IM.HIK.3S
Is current ex
penses. Interest.
and taxes paid t 10 VA
4. Circulating notes.. 200.0(0. 00
7. Due to bank snd bankers
(other than Included In i or 6)
9. Dividends unpaid
9. (a) Individual de
posits subject to
heck ISM.06S 40
lb) Certificate of
posit due In less
than 30 days
(c) Certified checks
(dl Cashier checks
outstanding
let Inlled Slate
deposits
(h) Iepeslts requir
ing notice of less
tiian V) davs
10. Time deposits:
(a) Certificate of
deposits: due on or
after JO days
Seven fine lots on monthly payments.
Small p merit down, balance monthly.
These lots all level and nice, west part
of Council Bluffs. 7th Ave., near Sid St.; !
close to Omaha car line. Would make I
a ol'-e place fur chickens or fruit. Kach, i
I9U.U0.
THE REXJAMIN CO.
Room 1. First Nat. Bank Bldg , Coun
Cil Bluffs, la. Phone XI.
E. P. Wright
Residence phona. Walnut 6X1. evening.
Office phone, Dougla 3924.
tii'l.M
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14.53.7.:"
79.978.36
4::.M7.r, 1,029,136. 4i
NKW YORK GB.MSKAt, MARK KT
Qaotatloae of the Day en Vartosa
(om modifies.
N KV YORK. July 1.-FLOUR Unset
tled; spring patent. 6.vf4.6&.
VIIKAT-iwt. firm; No. 3 red, $1.33;
No. 2 hard. 31.39. c. 1. f. New York, ex
port: No. 1 northern, Duluth, $1.; No.
1 northern, Manitoba, tt.JIV o. I. f. Buf
falo. Futures, Irregular; July, 11.14V
CORN SjHjt. firm, No. 1 yellow, aiiiic,
promot shipment.
OATS Spot, firm; standard, 6CC. No. 3
white, 66',i; fancy clipped white, U't
i85")e.
HAT Firm: No. 1, .; No. 2. ti-laty
1.17H; No. 31.05; shipping. 96cll.00.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice,
1914. inwiSc; Pacific coast, 1P14. lli&13c.
m. fofjio.
HIDE'S Steady; Bogota, Jlc; Central
America. 37c.
LHATHER Firm; hemlock flrt. 32c;
seconds, 90lSle,
PROVISi6N8 Pork, steady: mess, I1X.
f(19.00: family. Kn.'OffCXOO; shoit clear,
119 60J21.60. Beef, firm: mess, l.oOiJ
18 60; family, H9.6Ot00.50. Lard, firm;
middle west, S8.9Ortf.0O.
TALLOW Dull; city, Kc; country.
G'n'iMiHo: special, 8Hc
BUTTKR Kasy; receipt, 12.SS2 tubs:
creamery extras, 2t2c; firsts, 26V4yi
SrW.; seconds, 24W2tVc.
liUCJcV Weak; receip's vj.6.; cases;
fresh gathered extra, 22'iTOc; firsts, 189
lHM'C.
CI 1 KICSR Barely ateady; receipts, 9.2D3
boxes; state1 whole mtlf flats and twins,
fresh specials, IGVu'lBc; do, average
fancy, UVc.
POL'LTRV Uve, weak; western Thick
er, broilers, 23t24c.: fowls, Uc; turkeys,
ll'ri)12c: drewsed. Irregular; western roast
ing chickens, frosen. 184i22c; fresh fowls.
Iced, 13VVJ16ftc; turkeys, 16(o'17c.
Kansas CUT Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. June 30. WHEAT
No. 2 hard. II. 24 32; No. I red. 11.15;
July, l.onh'1.00s:. Reptember, 98',ic; De
cember. 9S".tC.
CORN No. S mixed, IXUffVir; No. 3
white, 74MtTc; No. 3 yellow, 75c: No. 3,
74'.jc; July, 'ilWc; September, c; De
cember. ISwlHc.
KOOS Firsts, 17e; aeconds. Uc.
OATS-No. 3 white, 47c; No. 2 mixed,
4:a'44c
BI.'TTER Creamery. I7e; firsts. 26c;
seconds, 21c; packing. 19c,
POULTRY Hen, lie; rooters, c;
brollei. 22c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNHA POLIS, July I.-WHBAT-
Julv, $1 tMi; September, 31.R3H; No. 1
hard, USSla; No. 1 northern, H.S4V&
1.37.
FUWR Advanced.
HAR.LKY 24i9c.
KTr-1.11ri.U.
BRAN-621.60.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 72,(iT3c.
OATS No. 3 whit. 4W4Htic.
riAX-l.70HHc1.7H.
at. Loots Grain Market.
ST. LOL'IS, July 1-WHBAT-No. t
red. new. ll.16Kfl.16; old. 11.14; No. 3
hard, nominal; July, tl.OJ'i; September,
99Sc
CORN No. , 7r.Vc; No. 3 white, 77Vio;
Julv. 79c: September, 71Hc
OATS No. 2, 4i44.4Sc; No. 2 white, KK
o0c..
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIV KRPOOU July 1. WHEAT-Spot,
steady; No. 1 northern Duluth. lis 3d;
No. 2 hard winter, 11a 4d;. No. 2 Mani
toba, lis 4d; No. I Manitoba, II 8d.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, 11 Id.
toffee Market.
NEW l'OKK, July 1.-0FFKK After
opening steady at unchangod prloea to
a decline or two polrts, coire.o futures
rallied on scattered covering with active
month selling two to three point net
higher, hut eased off aguln later In the
dav under trade selling, which waa ac
companied by reports of a somewhat
easier ottering from lun. The k lose
was two to four points net lower. Hales
were 32.260 bags; Julv, .9Hc: August, to 85o;
SoptemlM-r, 6.76c; Cctober, November and
Iiecember, 6.ic; January. (i.67c; February,
i.9lc; March, .95c; April. 7c; May. 7.ufe;
June. 7.10c. Spot, quiet, r.lo. No. i, .c;
Santos. Nn. 4, 9Vc. Rio in were said to
be offered at 90c In ihf coast and
freight market tills afternoon. Rio ex
change on London whs i.XJd lower, while
mllrels price were unchanged at Santos
and TO rels lower at Rio.
Sunday.
CATTLK Receipt were moderate to
day, only 116 car being reported In. This
makes the total lor trie lour oj im
week 14.IWI head. Thl I 4.000 smaller
than f the eame daye last week and the
smallest of any recent week, although
close to 3,000 lsrger than for the same
period a year ago.
Beef steer were lOGPt&c higher on the
good kinds, the bee heavy beeves br ng
fng p M and the best yearling f 46, high
est for the year. Thl means that prices
on the atrlcUy good kinds are IRC
higher than last week. Cornfed cows and
heifer were In good demand at atrong
price, but anything (bowing grasa wa
mora or less discriminated agalnat, tha
market on that kind being ateadlly work
ing downwsrd. There waa no material
change in Ucker and feeder.
Quotation on rattle: Good to cholca
yearllnga, K 7Rtf 46; good to chotoa heavy
heeve. 9.0Ofl9.eO; fair to good cornfed
boevea. 8.60ia 00; common io fair corn
fed beeves, 7.2o438.50; good to choice helf
er, 17.608.26; good to choice cows, 16.76
iff. 60; fair to good cows. lfi.764J6.76; com
mon to fair cowa, 4.omtf6.76; good to
choice feeders, 7.Kj..20; fair to good
feeders, 37.0tU'7.50: common to fair Block
ers, 3fi.6(irfr.MI: stock heifers. 6.7fcr7.a:
stock cows. 15.604)9.60; stock calves, 16.00
07.M); veal calves. t8.004i.76; fat bulla,
stags, etc.. I5.36(U'7.J6.
HOO.S Hog wore MflOc higher thl
morning and aotlv enough at the ad
vance to eltnct a clearance by 10 o'clock
In the morning. Shipper took hold very
freely, picking out the beat of the light
shipping grade, for which they paid a
high aa 17.60 and on uo to 17.66. which
wa the top, a agalnat ( o yesieraay.
Packers, while not especially eager to
take hold on the opening, still wanted th
hnira. and when they had one made a
beginning they bought very freely. The
hulk of all the hoga sold at I7.40a7.46.
against I7.304V7.4O yesterday. All lu ail
it was a very satisfactory market.
Receipt of hog have been running
very II tier al thla week, amounting ror
the four day to 46, neaa. wnicn is a
lew hundred head larger than last week
liberal run and the largest of any similar
period alnce four week ago. Aa com
pared with a year ago there ha been a
gain thus far thl week of about 8,000
head.
SHHVEJP Sheep and Iamb have been
pouring In at quite a lively rate thl
week, although the total for the four
daya Is only about the same as for the
corresponding period of last week. How
ever, as compared with a year ago there
I a gain of over 6,000 head in the run.
A ha been the case every day this week
the big end of the receipt consisted of
spring lambs, but still there wa quite a
little sprinkling of aged stuff.
Buyer evidently wanted the sheep this
morning and the offering of that kind
of stock changed hands for th moat part
In good season. The market waa not far
from steady on the desirable kind.
Price were a little lower on their face,
but aomo of the offering thla morning
were very wet, which would make up for
a good share. If not all of th decrease
In price. A six-car bunch of Oregon
wether sold at 96.60, a agalnat 36.60 for
the same stuff yesterday. However, the
fleeces today were very wet.
Karly advices regarding spring lambs
from other market polnta were very dis
couraging, with the result that buyer
at this point held hack, making the mar
ket alow on lamb the same a It ha
been every day thl week.
Quotation on sheep and lamb: Lamb,
prlng, 14.4000.90; yearling, fair to choice.
lii.MKd'.'.W; wether, fair to choice. 36.60a)
9.69; swss, good to rholoe, xj.ooq&.bo; ewes,
fair to good. 14. 2606.00.
CHICAGO LIVH STOCK MARKET
NKW TOHK. July l.-Featnres of ene.
clsl Interest were altogether larking In
tmlny's stock market, which bore the
usual anto-holldny aspect in Its dullness
and Irregularity. So far aa outJlde de
velopment were at All a factor, foreign
conditions exercised an unfavorable In
fluence, the sinking of the steamship Ar
menian with further loss of American
live causing renewed apprehension re
garding relation between this countrv
and Oermany.
Domestic news waa most favorable. In
cluding tho government's report on cot
ton, which showed a condition slightly
almve the average of the past decade.
( rop news from the northwest wsa more
reassuring and advice from IPttaburg
and other Industrial center reported a
steady Increase In the output of steel and
Iron.
Almost half the day' trading centered
about four stocks I'nlted States Steel,
American Can, Miami Coppor and I'nlted
Statea Rubber In the order named. Inter
est attached to the movement In Rubber
because It was expected that the di
rector would act on tha common divi
dend oon after the close of the market.
Rubber receded slightly anon after the
opening, then rose 2i over yesterday
cfose. later loalug Ita advance. Miami
Copper made a substantial gain in re
sponse to Ita Increased dividend and Can
rose smartUr after It erratic course of
the morning Steel whs steady when not
firm, some of the early transaction being
In large lot. Total sales of stock
amounted to 267,000 share.
Railroad share of the high grade class
moved within very narrow limits when at
all and othsr Investment Issue were
equally aiathetla. These same Issues
were decidedly lower abroad. London
F rloes showing losses of a point for the
(arriman and Pennsylvania, while Cana
dian Paclflo was down 3. Europe was
again a seller here, nhlefly of bond,
liquidation of these securities aggre
gating about IN00.O0O,
Foreign exc.nanae win innn mor
steadr. mainly because of an absence of
offerings. In fact, rate on Rome and
Petmrad were nieroljr nominal, lyonaon
exchange on Parla moved to an unprece
dented rate, presaging further hipment
of gold from Pari to tna nnusn meirop-
oll--
The genersi doto nsi nmr on
moderate trsdlngTntal sales, par ralue,
aggregated C.4M. ,
United mates oona wm uninw
or1, es'l.
Number of sales and leadlna; quotation
on tock were as follows:
Alaska Or
Amalirsmatee poster ...
American Beet ftussr...
Amsrlrsa fan
American S. A R
Aaunieaa B R. Pfd.
A si Bueer Reflnlns
Amsrlran Tl. Tel....
Amstinsn ToKseee
Anaennil Mtnlng
Atchlma
Bultlmors Ohio
Drnnklrn RH Trsestt.
California Pilm ...
rn4laa Pino
renlrsl Ilhr
CheMpsali A Otlle
(ihioo a w
Chloun, U St. P....
( hlnaso A N. W
Oitno Copoer
ColoraV Kuel Iron...
Colorado a fVwthern. . ..
rionror A Rio Orsnile. .
ItaitYsr A R. O. r'C
mitlllsm' Scurltla ...
rls
rttoersl Rlertrlo
(Iml Northers I'M
Ilmt No. On. rtt
Ousssnhvlm Exploration
Illinois central
Interhoronsh Met. ptd...
InKplrstton Ooppor
Intamatlonsl Hsrrerter
Kansas (ilr Bouthern...
Lahlsh Valley
lulaTlll m Naanvius
Moilraa PVtmlaum ....
nml (Vnnr
Mlasonrl, K. T
Mtaaourl rarlflo
National meruit
National Iad
Navada Cupper
Naw York (Vntrsl
N. T.. N. II. A H
Norfolk 4 Waatorn
Northarn Pulflo
Psrlflo Mall
Poino Tel. A Tal
PannaylTnnla
Pullman Palaee Car....
Mar Con, Cfepper
KaaJIIns
ItUvubllo Iron V Steal.
St. K 4 9. F. id pta.
Houtham Pa-if1a
(Smtharn RatlwaT
Tannaaaee Copper .....
Tains 0mpanr
Union I'aHfla
tinlon Parltlo pfd
tlnltad stataa Htaet.:..
I', rt. Hteal ptd
Vtah ttoppar
Wahaab ptd
IVsatam lrnlon
Wasdnshousa Bleotrls
Monuna Power
TotaJ aakas (or tha oar
tattle
Wrak Sheep
78.2Sti.1S6.-
78.2S0 ',
Total t2..'4.9M.
Blate of Nebraska, County of Doughs, ss. :
I. If. W. Yates, jr.. caehler of the bave
na mid bank, do solemnly swear that the
above sta cment is true to the best of
mv knowledge and belief.
H. W. YATKS. ,IR . Cashier.
Subscribed and pworn to Ik fore me this
3(th day of June, I:'l6.
Correct A tu tt
Pr?RCY K OWYN NK.
Notarv Public,
r. W. Cl A R K K.
WAHRK1V SWITLKR.
J i. W. SCHKIHKL.
ar Market.
NKW YORK. July 1 -Sl'OAR-Raw.
firm: centrifUKal, 4 6ikfi4.!ic; molasses, 1 JC
'0 4.19.-. Sales. JO.OOu batts of Cubans. Re
fined, steady. Futures quiet and firm
In sympathy will, the strength in raw
sugar. At noon prices were uii' huiit.'ed
to I point higher.
tron; Ilo;
listsr.
CHICAGO. July l.-TATTLiO-ReoelpU,
6,000 head; market strong; native beef
ateers, 9H.8tfv.wi. western. 37.2&r8 46; cows
and heifer. t3.2f49.ftO; ealvea, 37.33010 60.
HOOft- Keoelpta, 3u,000 head; market
weak to 10c lower; bulk of sales. 7.b0if
7.8o; light. t7.7tMU7.90; mixed, 7.St4r7.So;
heax-r I7.006T.75; rough, n.oogT.ie; pigs.
w. 3n i .eo.
SHBBP AND LAMBS Receipt. 17.000
head; sheep market steady: lambs, weak;
sheep, Ki.'Iniij 6.oi ; lomba, including springs,
87.001!10..
He
n TtH
l 4 4l
14IW S 4414 4
no 79 TS 7i
10-S
107
HftH i iam
im xmh J'
. TH
VS im loo
arm T4 T. TH
ns w4 u :
14
9.9iw i44 un, 11
l.t'is aoi 4014 4014
900 H MS Mil
lit,
.... 1
l.im w4
sat tiH m,
.. I
MOD t4S 4S
J.toe ws
on 170V4, m ia,
ton 1l', )l 11i
l.onn XT, 34H 4S
1.40 2 4J', iS
V
9o 75V Tsu tat,
3. too m 't
101
4
900 14t4 K1'4 lIK
1.7l TI4 7 7;.'
m.sno suss
9
em 4H
11T
too u 41 41 v
14
KOfl MS, 9SV4 k9i
(00 44 U 4JS H.14.
' 1:i
nun tout, isti, n4
l.liM 94 K'A
1.4i to 1o.1t4
U
aw 4 1 :s v
8,iaJ 14U, 14T 1474;
im a :"
7.
no tns hts
l.toi is Its 1.
am - si?, J"
and 12 1:4 157
1,5,10 ;s m irrvi
7en i4 , sot,
U.ion w tS
Ml i(is IWHi 1""
1.T0.1 m f7s ;
Ml li It
v,
(.foil tas 97H
400 W4 4t 9
167,000 ahana
few Vork Money Market.
NF.W YORK, July 1. MERCANTILK
PA PBR 34f 3Hi per cent.
STKRLI NO KXCHANOB Plxtyday
hills, 34.7226; demand. $4.7626; calbea. 34.77b.
SJLVKlt Bar, 4M.c; Mexican dollars,
87c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
h"lMEJ LOANS Soft; sixty-day. Hi'd
3 per cent; ninety day, 2'OC per cent;
SIX monins. per win.
MONiS x Bteaoy ;
high. 2 per
U per cent; ruling rate, 1
er cent: lat loan, it per cent; cionng
St. I.oul Live Stock Market.
BT. IiOlJItJ, July 1 CATTLE Hecelpte.
2,100 head: market trong; natKe beef
steers, I7.60(m.6ii; yearling steers and
heifers, lA.0e.itj.4o: roi, to.OotiT.DO: stock
ers and feeders, l(i.0iiti,S, southern steers,
J5 2.VflXS6; native calves, $6.0010.50.
11(5(18 Receipts, 9,200 head; market
higher; pigs and lights, 16.0(7.00; mixed
snd butchers, I7.8frjpl.00; good heaw, 7.Sj
j7 90.
SHEEP AND LAMHH RecelpU. 6.400
head: market steady to If: lower; clippeil
native muttons, $f Otxfin.li clipped lumbs,
S7 6O7j60; spring lambs, t7.60nr0.93.
Kansas ( Itr Live HtocU Market.
KANSAS CITY', July 1 CATTLK-Receipts,
2,u0 head: market higher; prime
fed steers, 9.2f(rfl8; dressed tieef steers,
a..Vvtw.X; western steers, 76o(9.36; cows,
heifers. I7.0uav.60; bulls. !" UXuft.iAi. calves.
0(k-al0.25
HOOS Receipts. 9.000 head: market
hlKhcr: bulk of sales, f 7(suj 7.70; hesvv,
t7 60(oT.fi: packers and butihers. 7.u0
7.76; IlKht. $7 trraT 76; ptits, 7 0O-uT.6o.
RIIEKP AND 1 MBS Receipts. 2 Wo
henil: msiket steady lo 10c lower; lambs,
19 2Vr(0.7f; yesiilngs, W Nol,(; wethers.
lii.26'(W.0O; ewes. 14.764(6.60.
9losi City l.lve Mtork Market.
SIOCX CITY. la.. July 1. CATTLK
Receipt. 1,2"0 head: market steady: na
tive BtoerN, S7.(yu9.0n: butchers, .ViiT.'o;
ows and heifers. 34. jmid.Tu: ' alvea, ll.uo
'If.' 60; bulls, blags, etc , ITi.ru'.ai.
IBSIS Rec-elpiH, lO.flnn brad; nisrket
5c higln'r; heavy. 7.4(i"iT.(0 , mlxe1. 7.2(Mr
7.40: light. I7.0o4j7.3u; bulk of sales, t. 01
T.iV).
HHKi:P AND LAMBS-Rco ipls. 4ml
head.
at. Joseph l.le Klerk Market.
ST. JtsSFPH. July L 1 'AJTIJu Re
ceipt 1.2) head. Market hikl'cr; stee-s.
t7.isi4.rjii; cows and heifers, I.Sotr..tj;
enles. loOi860.
IKK ISKcci ipl., 7.(( head. Market
" hUhel : top. 17 7,.; bulk ol sales. f7.'"ifi ; i!,.
Iry l.oU Market. 1 SIIKK.H AND lA M BS Kc'i l,is. I.isk)
NEW YORK. Julv 1.- DHY C i( U is I heud. AUrkcl lower:. Iiiinl.s, in HtiTo.
Colored Koods today were In steady de-
mand. Two hr.ind.'i of sheeting were 1 9lock In Hiicbt.
advanced l( a yard Worsted dress goods I'.iicI Ih or lle slork at Hie fie
moved in laruer nluire for euliy di !v '( loot western nuirkeis yesterday:
ery. I at lie. Hoks,
I ,l.t:iio4s (if. -.((" si i
Maparsirs ppies sss iirirs i-ruira i..mhh
NKW YORK. July 1. KV.M'Olt ATKD !' '''..a. .
APPI.KS- lu ll . Sin- it- . 1 .V)
DRIKD FH1ITS -Pn.iie,. f ri.t. .M il ro .iii 1 11 1: ' :..'i
cuts iitxl peaches. (iil"t aim bt( o . ); ,i
CALL.
cent; low. lsi per cent;
iter
Lid. 1 per cent; offered at IT per cent
Closing price on bond:
U. rat. 9a. rag.... 91Mo. Pso. er. 9a..,. J
do seapoa 97 N. Y. . . IHs... 77
V. 8. la re.- x. t;ur w i"
do ooupoo loiN. Y. raU 4sa
V. 8. a. rag 1 N. T.. N. II.
da coupon lion er. a
Psnama. 9a ooupoa. .loo1 No. raclflo 4a....
Am. bmsllera i....lH Ion
A T. T. or. 4a.looiO. a). U raf. 4a..
Armour A Co. 4'a.. 14tr. T. T. Is..
Atrhiaoa (n. .... Krt Faun. con. 4s....
Hal A Oii 4s M's do eon. 4wa.....
Vaa. Ohio 4'is. 9tiltaallllig sn. 4a.
(- B. Q. J. 4a ... tH. L a 8. r. r.
C M S P a 4a.. M'tBo. Pan. er. 4a..,
do sv. as lull do raf. 4a
C. A H. raf. 4Wa... tlSs do rr. 9a.
a R n. rat. as.. 41 So. Railway 6s...
Kris ran. 4a. Ta t:nlon Psrins s.
On Klartrla (a Wl (io cv. 4a
ill.' No. Ut 4a... 97 ti. . llubher fa.
111. (n. raf. 4s... 17 V. . IMssI Is...,
K r Ho. raf. W'abaah 1st Is....
U A N. nnt. 4a.... 90 Wast. Union a
M. K.
Bid.
W
90
Ar T lat 4a. 74
Offarad.
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H.
...110',
... tm.
...S3
... r
... 9T
... 7
...l(K!i4
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4a (MS
... Ill
... IM',
...
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... 94',
... ,
...IMS
...lois
...100
1S
Wast. Klao. ct. la..lH'i
London Block Market.
LONTKjN, July 1. Tha tendenoy waa
uncertain in the American section of th
stock market, but the cloning was tea!y.
Trading wa light, with Canadian Paclflu
ad Pennsylvania receiving the most at
tention. .l LV ICR llur, 16-ld per ounce.
M(iNBV-l per cent.
LtimxjlNT RATlSiiShort bill and
three month. 4' per cent.
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prin-
Sheop.
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t otloa Market.
NEW YORK, July lTOTTOX-Spot,
quiet; middling uplands, 9.60c. Sales 7,"o
bales.
Cotton closed easy at a net decline of
from 2 to 6 point.
Cotton future opened steady; July.
9 Sic, bid; ( Ictolier, 9.00 :; December, 10.0c!c;
January. 10.Wo; .March, 10.32c, bid.
LIVERPOOL, July 1. OOTTON-Spot.
good business done; prices steady; good
middling. 6.62d; middling. 6.22d; low mld
dlng, 4.7d.
Oil and Hosln.
NEW YORK. Julv l.-TCRPKNTlN K -Steady.
R08 IN Klrra.
SAVANNAH. July l.-TCRPICNTINK-Firm,
aWfcc; sales, 171 bbls : rei-elpls, ;: O
bbls.; shipments, sbbls.; stock, 22.3K2 bbU
UOSIN l'irm; wiles, l.Hn bill ; receipts,
1.1: bbls.; shipments, MO bhls. ; to. k,
f7.:'i4 btile.. yuote: A, B, 3:i.w; C, D
I! in. K. ft.; K. t. II. ; 1. fi to; ic.
IS.s.'.; M. 34 4i; N. i40; YVO. U.9; WW.
Ulrtal Market.
NEW YORK. July 1 METAI.H-Uh.1.
I.7.75. Sielter, not iioted. Copper, elec
trobll"'. iiuii't, at Ht.XAi'M.. Iron, quiet
and unchuniced. Tin, easy, at It-.'.
At London. Spot copv'r, V 104 ; fu
tuics. i:si lue; elec-trolytic. at p.. Hlx
tin. i.'17ii 10s; futuies. i.lu7 10s. Lead, It.
I. Selt..r. 4:l0u.
'I'mImI.
7K
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
A divl'lt ml of Two I 'o.liirH pot iar
. ill iniiti tin Tlnirsdu, July I 1 i .'
lt istotklHildet vt r'i-(r'l hi (!.t vu
of btiiii'HM on W'nliur !j , (i. u- jt
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