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dollars to become due and payable
thirty years from the date of issue, at
which time they shall be paid off. No
part of said principal sum shall be due
and payable until at the expiration of
said thirty years; said bonds to be of
the denomination of one thousand dol
lars each. To pay off and discharge
the principle and interest on said bonds
as same becomes due, a tax of two
elevenths GID of one per cent. of the
taxable values of property in the city
of Americas, for each year shall be as
sessed, levied and collected by the
Mayor and City Council.
The total amount of debt to be in
Cured for pumping water and lighting
the streets under the terms of the pro-
posed contract for that purpose during
the life of said contract, to-wit: TWEEN
ty years, cannot be definitely ascer-
tanned, because the amount to be paid
for pumping water will increase with
the consumption of same, and the cost
of lighting the streets, and the amount
to be expended therefor, will be in
creased with the increase in number of
lights; it is estimated that the water
now pumped into the water mains and
water tower of the city of Americas, is
five hundred thousand gallons of water
per day. On this basis the costs for
pumping water for one year will be six
thousand three hundred and eighty
seven dollars and fifty cents. There
will be seventy-fve arc or street lights
in the city at $500 per light, the total
amount to be expended on this basis
for one year would be S., 625.O0. At
the present consumption of water and
the number of street lights used, the
amount to be paid quarterly under the
said contract would be So, 10000. Pro
vision for the payment of the said
amount and any future increase in
amount to be made before the making
of said proposed contract.
All male citizenssof the city of Amer
icus who are qualified electors for mem
bers of the Legislature Of the State of
Georgia, and who shall have paid fall
taxes required of them, including city
taxes for the year 1906, and who shall
have been resident of the State for
one year, and of the city of Americas
for six months next preceding the date
of said election, shall be entitled to vote
in said election according to resolu-
ton adopted by the Mayor and City
Council on February 7th, 1907. The
polls at said election will be opened at
700 O'Clock a. m. and shall remain
open until six o'clock p. m.
The following is the form of ticket
to be used at said election:
S'Ballot on question of making con-
tract to light streets and pumping
water; on issue of bonds for pavement
of streets; on issue of bonds for public
school building; on issue of bonds to
pay subscription to agricultural college,
(Strike, One.)
FOR CONTRACT.
AGAINST CONTRACT.
(Strike One)
FOR PAVEMENT BONDS.
AGAINST PAVEMENT BONDS.
(Strike One.)
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BONDS.
AGAINST PUBLIC SCHOOLBONDS,
(Strike One.)
FOR COLLEGE BONDS.
AGAINST COLLEGE BONDS.
This notice given by order of the
Mayor and City Council of Americas.
! This February 7th, 1907.
T. N. HAWKES.,
Clerk and Treasurer,
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We do not lend China and Crockery.
but will rent it at 10 per cent of selling
value for the use. Parties renting to
pay tor all pieces broken, cracked or
Clipped
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by 4. o. Brown & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and
the Chicago Board cf Trade AIuuscy Building.
New York july e.-lf7cI liquidation Of long wheat
and freezing pressure by the bear element has taken
about &c or the price Of wheat to-day little Of the
loss being made up. Fine wheat weather in the
spring wheat country and reports Of better th5eshng
returns than had been previously expected in the
Southwest have been the chief incidents. Bull fore
casters we're badly demoralized by ye5tcrdays break
some Of the houses with Scrthwcstclu connections.
however have bought wheat steadily all DAY. It IS
noted that Winnipeg prices are now higher than
they we're when This market was 4c higher than DOW.
Winnipeg reported exports yesterday Of 1908 bushels
and has done about lC00l3 bushels this week Other
points have reported little export trade TO-DAY. For
cigu markets EagC not shown much weakness
relatively As this market disclosed YESTERDAY
Com had a weak turn early on lower cables. good
rains over the better part of the com belt and on
local selling pIC5SuTe basel on the wheat decline
There was excellent buving late in the day eTi-
IDENTIFY founded the indication that country needs
ol corn and arrivals here were at low ebb Export
Clc7rances light al 9je0 bushels Cash corn in
sample market &c lower. elevators industries and
shippers taking hold very sparngly
Oats wit5t00d early general rush Of selling and
ranged strong and higher There was strong and in
fueuiial lgying and good demand reported Esrly
selling was largely by professionals and by traders
Wio feared the effect of the wheat decline
New York. July GWHEAT-Iess active and
lower No. ! Ncrthem Duuth. 10 arrive ga over
september o. b.; No ] Manitoba lO3is T. o. b.:
No. Northern Manitoba. % arrive. lO9H f. o. b
No red, I O. b. L09;s No hard T. o. b.
Less. No. macaroni. ss. f. O. b. No l macaroni.
g.
CORN-Firm and quiet. Nc elevator 6slR: No.
? 63h. + O. b. July e57.. f. 0. b.; No yellow
63@ No white, 62., Z. O. b.
OATS-Dun and unchanged Elevator prices. No
white. 55iz; No. white f9i. No mixed i7assls.
Prices Of futures follow:
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
COTTON MARKET.

QUotatiDns furnished by Miller & Co, members ot
New York STOCK and Cotton Exchanges and the New
Orlcan- Cotton Exchange 1888 street northwest.
New York, July 6-Ihe Chronicle makes tho total
visible at the end of Tho week COO bales against
25e20)o last year. and the American supply 2lG5D
balss against lg2G0 Inst year. This denotes a
decrease for the week II 1900 against 900 last
year. l2lG0 in l9O5 and LsjfCl0 in 1904 Liverpool
not up 90 expectation the market there being
Z2 20 81 points l9yCr The weekend trade reports
We're somewhat mixed il being evident that the
bureau report has produced some nervousness in
mil and dr. g1o3s quarters where thev prefer 10
wait and watch for a fpE days and the general dis
position is 70 look fer a possibly easier market
while weather is good % be followed by active
buying and a big jump when the weather turns bad
especially in the Southwest To-day's operations
were small bIt there was unexpected buying Of
August and September, with the trend generally
upward. recent liberal sellers prCfCrTng 70 by back
signs f warmer weather IN portions 4 Texas
On the whole the market did well, the better crop
reports being as heretofore ignored in the belief
that too much e the bgc6wardness is irreparabie
Buying on a scale down is the only safe corrse
Liverpool is due 20 come points higher On Mon
day.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
-Prcss nrrtad are whol-sals.l


BUTTER Demand active; prices higher. Cream
sry fancy. EaGis Western frs's. 2iaZps seconds
2 process fancy, 2'ss22; dairy choice Halls; g0od
l6al7: store-p -pacsed. fresh. l5al7.
CHEESE-Ncw York State. factory lsrrs is7Isis
d. small. l51. summer. large lial5 Western.
factory. new. choice. lizal5 DO. fair 20 good, Il;
Virginia To-
EGGs-Frrsh stock active. Nearby fresh. Viz
ginia. H. West Virginia AMI Southwest Virginia,
isis. Tennessee, l5is North Carolina, l6.
LIVE POULTRY-Becsipts moderate; msrks.
firm Spring chickens n - rs. lbs, "a do,
II % is lbs q. do. small y; hens. l5al3a; ro1st-
ers. Z; ducks large l5 do. small. Sac; geese. 6as
turkeys toms T. do. hens. I5; turkeys thin sal0
keats z
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts light: market
firm. TURKEYS, hens. undravn. PER 10, lisl5; de-
average undravn l3ali; do. thin 10; old toms I3;
chickens large. 24aG: do, spring. GaE hens,
choice. u; ROSTERS. g; ducks DID, 9al0 spring. la
Is. geese, sail
DRESSED MEATS-C -Courtry-c-ired hams and ba-
con in good demand. CalTes, fun dressed, roo;
heads Of s50a9O0 hog-lressed calves, sNa9Oo;
hams Coun'Ty. sugar-CIryd lsal5.
VEGETABLES Potatoes y. C.. prime per bar
rel. 200a2 g Norfolks 2ge25o. home grown 2S
az =. McC rmicks. psr hushel, 70; rural. So Ysms.
ptr barrel Z50a3co. Asparagus. PER dozsn, 2eoa350.
Cabbage. Ter barrel. LOO. CuClmbers. y. c., per
basket. lBaLJl. LETTUCE. nCfne grown. barrel. leo
also Onions, Bermuda, per crate. 25a250 String
bCsns, green, Per basket LOos1g5. Tomatoes.
Florida fancy, Per crate. l0oa200; do. Miss. LIS
al 3 Beets bunch. 3al CsntalOuues. l75a300
GREEN FRCITS-Apples, fancy table fruit, ESQ
a700 Peaches. Ter s-basket carrier. 200s2R
Oranges California navels. per box. s50sl00. Lem
ons Sicily pFr box, 4Na450.
SUNDRIES-Beesvax. per h.. q; tailov. per b.,
il.aiik; honey. white clover. lib. new i5al4: ale
new, l0al2' snstng. per lb., 50oa59 Seneca, per
H.. 30; golden seal. ats45; pink l2ali; mandrake
2a3: snake root S
GRAIN-Vheat. choice. sDa93; fair TO good. s{ss7I
ordinary 72s7s; re, eoa6; corn shelled: white ca
6 yellow, e2s6i; ear, 3&a325; oats. Western white.
No. 2 52a5i; mixed. 5oa52.
HAY AND STRAW-Timothy. choica. p 00al3oo,
do No. l. no0a22oa; do. No. 2 N5Oa2l.O0: mixed
hay lseals00 clover. r.0 Straw, rye, bundle.
nO0; do, rye, machine thrash, 55Oae75; do wheat,
$50
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool market steady. hides
generally dull Wool washed. free Of burs. per h.
80; do. unvsshcd, free Of burs. &; do, bury. ..
Hides. green. pr H.. 9; do. dy. EaI7. SheepsknS
green, each @aloo: do. dry. each. Ea75. Calf
rhius Crnru qarh I
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York July 6.-CaI money was quoted u0mi
naly TO-DAY az Ha Ter cent. During the week rates
have hardened Is per cent. being quoted az 10 PER
cent on Tuesday. : On "Wednesday, and 6 on Friday
and per cent
Time money was freely obtainahla. Borrowers
showed some deposition 10 defer making l1sus.
Rates tEa5 p-r cent fo- sixty dsys. for ninety
DAYS "a for four months ard J7aa6 For five and six
months.
Mercantile paper was dull throughout the week
the demand being very light. a good deal of paper
was Withhold owing 20 the high rates. Rates 5iza6
Ter ccE; fer sixty 20 ninety days. indo-sei bills
c5iyste; 5saG fo- choice four 10 six months single
names and 81 Tor others.
Tie sterling market was very strong today ec6r-
ing a zHr0int rise. 20 fs1i, for demand Rates.
sixty days. A5ialSF5. demand. 4s1114s.2j. csal,.
s77Dat t7S1 Commercial bills were iS3ssl4si
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. July e.-CATTLE-R Receipts. 3.OO0 esti-
mated fer Monday E0's Market unchanged.
HOGS-Beceipts. $500: estimated fer Monday.
50 GO Market steady Light. 5S5asl7i1; rough,
55oa575; mixed, 5s0a6l2'k; heavy eC2lz pigs 56oa
SO
SHEEP Receipts. 3C0O estimated for Monday.
1900 Market unchanged.
New York, July e.-CATTLE-ReceiPts, l.225.
Nothing doing. Nominay steady fer all sorts.
CALvES-Feelinc steady
SHEEP AND LAAiBs-Rcceipts. 23s0. Sheep
full steady. Lambs in brisk demand Sheep. 35oa
60 lambs. s.25ls75; cllls 6Cl
HOGS Receipts $50 Ncminally unchanged.
Rough mixed Western hogs sold late yesterday at
5..0alsJ.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
Ocenn Stennshins-

g New York, july e-Auivod Kaiserin Aus7lste Vic
toria, from Hamburg Iune q: 81 Louis. from
Southampton. June q Camuania from Liverpool
Juno p; Mein frm Bremen. June 2: Caledonia
from Glasgow. June q; American. from Autwerp.
June o.
Arrived cut Celtic. at l;iverTfl from New York
Lucauia AZ Liycrrool from New York: pennsylya-
MA at ChcrbcwE frm New York. Princes Alice.
az CherbUurg from N=w Ycrb
Sailed trcm foreign pcrts: Philadelphia. frcm
Southampton for New York Euuria from Liverlool
ior New York, iceland, from Antwerp for New
luIk.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
New Orleans.
Spot Markets.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

Loans, H.U5.724, 800; decrease, NO,Sl4.sOO
Deposits N.G7S so 21G: decrease. SI3 800.
Chculation S51 &c 90: decrease $1,000
Legal tender. SO. 0.73] Sl5: decrease. S3.el3.el
Specie. $751; 80; decrease. Sl68sGN
Reserve SZ0. l9l 30; dec, i,ase. SjJ593l
Rcquired. S163Gs5.C50: decrease. S3.S72.S5.
Surplus. Ss,5259; decrease. Sl.G55.e25.
EN l. ) deposits S. "a 80: decrease Sl7s3If
Surplus of the banks j. SS55 30 against Sc, 465 Q
ast ygaF, and $50 rs tao yea7s ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ENtra. per ewt.. 55Oas0o: butcher. 4sos
500. common. 250a3oo rough. I5OaZe0
HOGS-Per cwt, gross. $50; ordinary. per ewt.,
Goo
SHEEP-Clprsd. 3Ooa35o; common. Lsoa2W.
LAMBS-Spring. choice, 7s7lz; medium. sa6ls:
common, 4.
common. 4; grass. iBiR
CoWS-Prime, fresh. each, A. ao0a5oO0; common,
each. 2.00a900o; old and dry. SNaNo
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
PRICE CHANGES OF THE WEEK.

Total sales Of stocks and bonds on
the Washington Stock Exchange. with
the principal fluctuations of each for
the week ended July >.
Furnished ly Griffin HlirelI Co.. brokers.
m-nt--s Washington Stock Exchange 1854 + street
nl-t'.rps-.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Pursuant to action taken by the gov
erning committee Of the Washington
Stock Exchange, no session was held yes
terday, and the board will not meet on
Saturdays during July and August
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
PRICE CHANGES OF THE YEAR.

Following are the bid prices for the
most active stocks and bonds on the
Washington Stock Exchange last Fri
dav and on the corresponding date one
year ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by \. o. Brown Co. mem
bus Of the New York Stock Exchange, Munsey
Building
AVtsts SstiSN .1S<s'svV stssNcS
Call Money; H., 542; low, 412; close, AZ
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07

POint for the Adver;lser-The
newspaper that goes into the
homes is the newspape- that brings
advertising results More people
here by thousands are reading The
Washington Forald than ever be-
fore read a - Jrning newspaper a.
tie Capita.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished BY Z. r. Chapman &
Co. members New YORK stock Exchange, c. Bowie
CLipman, manager 1901 + street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
Opinion. on the New York Market

Opinions on the New York Market.
Benjamin Woodruff. Of Post & Flagg
To-day's market showed resumption OF
aggressive operations for a further ad-
vance In prices. and a satisfactory rise
was scored. The only incident OF the day
was the publication Of the bank state
meat, which was unfavorable reducing
the surplus reserve below 81 10000 low
figure not before reached in many years
at this season. Foreign exchange ad-
yanced, and the market seems bare of
bills II Is. therefore, fairly probable
that gold shipments may be resumed next
week. The character Of the movement
back of the market IS evidenced by the
fact that, although this bank statement
would have. ordinarily, produced de-
cided reaction, the market held up right
to the close, practically uninfuenced by
the situation disclosed Such an exhibi-
tion Of strength intakes the traders bullish
and gives them confidence in buying
stocks for still higher prices. There is
better sentiment here and abroad. and
stocks had fallen with us 10 an extraordi-
narily low level. We have now had
rally Of about ten points, and It would
seem inadvisable to attempt to engineer
an extended bull movement with the pres
ent low bank reserves and the poor crop
outlook"
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
PHILIPPINE TRIBES
A Smithsonian Publication
Tells of Their People.
TRANSLATED FROM SPANISH

Races of People who Are Thou
sand Years Behind the Timcs-The
Customs That still Survive-How
They Dress and Live and Their
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
PRICES STILL HIGHER
Copper Leads in the Upward
Movement in Market.
WEATHER HELPFUL TO CROPS
Weekly Bank Statement Far from
Satisfactory. but II Has Little Eff
feet ON Stocks-Cotton Greatly Inn
proved as Result of Good Weather.
Export demand Is Quite Good.

New York, July 6.-There was a con-
tinuation to-day in the two hours de-
voted TO stock exchange business Of that
upward surge in the price Of stocks, or.
at least. some Of the leading stocks, that
has continued in an almost unbroken
fashion for a fortnight
There was little or no news bearing
upon the market save that contained in
the weekly bank statement. which was a
good deal more unfavoraDle than had
been looked for. The cash in the banks
was reported as having decreased during
the week $j,025.000. as against an increase
OF more than this amount in yesterdays
forecast of the return; and although
bank loans decreased Sl0S146O0 or about
as much as had been expected, the sur
plus reserve fell off N,652,O25, leaving the
total surplus at $S56.25O. as against S. 465,-
075 at this date a year ago. and S795LS2j
in 1893. The surplus now held by the
banks is the lowest known at this season
1Or fourteen years.
More attention would, of course, have
been attracted by this showing had it
not been the general belief that the bank
exhibit this week was greatly confused,
az it was last week, and is likely TO be
in the coming week, by the complicated
shifting Of money incident TO the end of
the half year and the paying off by the
government Of the maturing per cent
bonds.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by 2. r. Chapman &
60. members New York Stock Exchange O.. Bowie
Chipman. manager. lJll + street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving K Harrington
4 Co. members # New York Produce Exchange
S1q- II POND I;vff1iur
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07

Mrs. Edward Y. Miller. wife Of the gov
ernor Of Palawan, one Of the larger
Philippine islands, has translated from
the original Spanish manuscript and sent
70 the Smithsonian Institution an authori-
tative account Of the lives and customs
Of The original inhabitants of the island.
The paper, which records the interesting
observations Of Manuel II. Venturello a
member Of the council Of Puerto Priu-
casa. is published in the quarterly issue
Of the Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collec-
uons. II is filled 10 the brim with stories
strange to American ears. That men and
women Of the sort here described should
still exist upon soil now under the juris-
diction Of the Unitsd States may cause
many 70 wonder, for they are a people
OF another world than ours
II the natives Of this island Of Palawan
were brought to the United States. and
opportunity given them to live in their
original condition. they would be five hun
dred 20 a thousand years behind the
times. II given the freedom OF reserva-
zion as large as their home they would
require a strip of terrific y the size Of
Connecticut If they were on the shore
they would build themselves huts. raise a
scanty harvest Of rice, barter for tTinkets
and plates, watch carefully for Moro
pirates, and welcome any friendly visit
ors with the best they had. II they were
in the mountain. they would live like the
beasts Of the forest in the trunks Of
trees. or with no shelter AZ all They
would be clothed sparingly in bark. They
would shun all foreigners with superstI-
uOus wonder. or, persuaded 10 speak. they
would inquire fcelingly If the visitor had
catarrh. They would hunt with arrows
or with poisOned-quilled biow-guns They
would feed on worms or yermin Of tbs
forest They would be sprighuy. dark
and siuewy. ready TO kin al sight. OF To-
fee at the approach Of too powerful d
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
HOW TO MAKE BIG MONEY

In stocks. grain. rr cotton. Our plan has been
thoroughly tested and proven absolutely safe. To
follow il means Success. Address JOHN n. ROW
LAND & co. Nickers Bldg Baltimore Nd
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
Religious Rites.

In spite Of this touch OF Western Gus
tom. there is very much of the barbaric
still surviving in religious rites and
feasts. They worship rs supreme lord
the creator of earth and men, and pay
due reverence to a staff of spirits, good
and bad, which hold the balance Of hu-
man happiness within their grasp. Super
stition. as the Wes: regards ii. Of course
prevails, exertins such strong influence
upon their acts that the song Of n Ger
tain bird at certain time may cause the
slaughter of newborn babe. A sneezo.
perhaps rarer among these open-air East
erners than among the indoor Western
ers. may necessitate special rites
Foasts, says Senor Venturello. are held
ct harvest time and on special moon
days. feasts and revels Of "A truly bar
barrie tinge, respondent with Kaleidoscope
motion. and weird with ear-holdng in
carnations. Ia the midst of the drink Of
The Washington herald., 1907-07-07
Market. soon Rallies.

The stock market. which had been
steadily strong throughout the morning,
yielded a little when the bank Statement
was published, bat again rallied the
active stocks closing at the highest fig
ures for the day and IN most cases at
net advances Of between l and points.
The prominent features Of the days
trading was Amalgamated Copper stock.
which advanced g 3-S points; and the
reason for this movement appeared 20
be, as stated in this column yestor-
day. u general belief that the deadlock
between the copper producers and con-
sumoTs is on the point Of being broken
and that however il may be adjusted
the necessities OF the case assure such
a level for copper prices throughout the
year as % result in a hlving of large
profits by the copper mining companies.
While the week in the financial district
has been extremely uneyentful it has
been characterized 10y an advancing
movement in the security market, and by
a greater Cheerfulness on the part OF
most people in that wide aggregation
known as the financial community