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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-10

Our select line OF stoves are made with
scrupulous care of selected materials by the
very best class of mechanics, in the most
complete plant OF its kind in the country.
They are durable ana operate properly and
are made in a large variety OF styles and
sizes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-10
CHASE CITY

CHASE CITY, VA. Aug. q
Robert Walker, wife and little son.
of Tarhoro, n, c., are visiting MIR.
Walkers father on Marshall street.
Mrs. r. c. Garden and little son.
Robert, of Richmond, are visiting
MIR. James Hardy on upper Main
street.
Miss Myrtle Gregory is visiting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-10

The circulation or the British an4
Foreign Bible society for the las;
year reached a total OF 1899, 900 VOL
umes. For the three Bible societi0f
of the English speaking wcrld---Rritt
ish, Scotch. and American-the coms
bined circulation Of the Scriptures foa
one year was 15.30S,595 copies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-10

sometime at Wilson Spring. are Mr..
J. A Vernon. Miss Bessie Burks and
Mr.. w. r. Rurks.
Mrs, Edward Sandidge. of Amherst,
and Mrs. w. E. Willis, Of Lynchburg.
are the guests Of Mrs. w. Fl. Gilky-
son.
A. w. Robertson left Saturday tc
spend a week in Norfolk and Irving
ton, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-10

The Christian Observer has a re-
port from the Southern Presbyterian
mission station at Tsingkiangpu.
China. that thirty-two persons at that
station have recited perfectly the
Shorter Cathechism in Chinese since
November !, 1911. and nine had re-
cited II previous to that date.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-10

of Theology the preshyterians, Meth
odists and Disciples are co opcratinga
During the past year sixtysx stuoS
ents were enrolled. The schoo1
stresses two thinggs--the study OF thu
Bible in Chinese and practical WORK
under the supervision Of professori
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-10

friends at kenbridge this week.
J. w. Swift. Mrs. Swift, Mrs. G
w. Gregory. Master Carson Gregcr,
and Ernest Swift are spending som,
time at Royboro, n. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-10

The policy Of our store is to only handle
the best Not only do we supply tho home
necessities. but hotels, restaurants. clubs
hospitals and institutions as well. Suffice
to say this branch OF our ebusinesssswill APP
pear most pleasing to you. and 10 well worth
your seeing.
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wiIson's View. ON tho Market

prom J. C. Wilson 4 Co.'S private wtre)
NEW YORK. July 26-Stocks ruled dull a,
Irregular prices today owing TO the small at
tendance on the exchange. Toward tho close
professional realizing caused a slight decline,
but support appeared aud the closing tone was
good. Good reports from the northwest were
given as the reason for the strength in the Hill
stocks. We believe stocks can be bought on
all recessions.
Cotton-Rains in Tevas had much to do with
the decline today. Besides there were good
rains in Georgia. South Carolina. North Caro-
linz and louisiana.
The drift OF sentiment is distinctly to the
bear side because OF the rains and the prospect
for lower temPera tures, 1t is a weather mar
ket pure and simple and this fact should he
kept clearly In mind. Such a market is liable
to turn sharply either way according to the
weather news.
BOSTON. July os.-The market was strong
today. with stocks well taken. We still believe
the coppers are a purchase We look for highe,
prices all around next week and would take on
few coppers.
CHICAGO. Jnly -wheat-The grain mar
ketr were entirely dominated by corn todsv
complete reversal OF form there and an sd.
vance OF two cents fr1ned wheat up in spite
OF dizzy array of bearish statistics and bear
ish sentiment. Export sales OF yesterday were
called large, but nothing definite has been given
out From news standpoint. of course the
wheat position is weak but when thing IL
worth the money IT does not do TO pay too much
attention to surface Indications The wheat
market may be easier temporarily should corn
get setback. but we do not think there will
be much profit IN selling wheat on anything but
bulges.
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Mining Stocks

Business In Nevada mining securities was OF
small proportions at the short sessions OF tne
Bush street exchange yesterday, and, altnougn
the market is usually dull at the close OF the
week, the dullness may have been due to dis
position the part of traders to operate eau
tiosly In the shares of the southern groups until
something definite was known as TO the extent
OF the counterfeitlng of North Star certincates
that the counterfeiting was more extensive than
at frst supposed, and fears were also entertained
that spurious certificates for other companies OF
the southern camps floating around.
little change, despite the uneasiness that domi-
mated the market. North Star had small sale
at 81 early. but Ii weakened a little ana closeo
point under that level. Toaopah Merger
was weak and slightly lower at Sic, which was
something OF Il surprise In view OF the excellent
showing made on the recent strike In the mine.
Midway the hrmest feature OF the group.
besides being of the most active Issues ana
1t closed Arm. with large transactions recorded
at the half dollar level Rescue lost cent,
while Jim Butler unchanged at 7lc-
The Goldfeld issues occupied a rut all day
and prices showed change 10 speak or from
Fridays closing quotations. Consolidated was
In demand at $40 while 81, IS was the lowest
price asked.
The feature OF the Comstock trade was q
sharp rise In ophr, which opened steady at lec
and jumped to &c active buying. This rise
was directly due to the connection made on
Friday on the $500 level OF the Consolidated Vir-
ginia between the north drift east of the c. and
from the Ophir, which will greatly facilitate
deep work In both properties. Consolidated Vir-
ginia also braced up and rose to l4c Sierra
Nevada opened weak at SC, but sold up to lOc
toward the close, while Mexican was steadler,
with sales at S1.07h
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales the San Francisco
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Oil Stocks
Weekly Clearing House Statement

NEW YORK, July 26-The statement of the
actual condition OF clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows that they
hold s157, 700 reserve in excess of legal re-
quirements. This is increase Of 81, 8s5, 600
from last week.
The statement follows:
Actual Condition-Loans 81 e16 546, 900. in
crease 74.0oo specie S349. 6s6. 900, increase
SO, Az. 900; legal tenders $50, ,81S, ,000 increase
$4,000 net deposits 81. 7s6, 7bo. 900, decrease
S2.l1S.0O0: circulation $40, 100. 900. decrease
Sl3l. 600: banks cash in vault $3.50 261 -
900: trust companies cash reserve in vault, S64-
l3SOOO; aggregate cash reserve, s433, 500 900;
excess lawful S2S 157,7 700, increase
S7.SS5.500; trust companies reserve with clear
ing house members carrying % per cent cash
reserve. $74. OFT 900.
Summary OF state banks and trust companies
In greater New York not included In clearing
house statement-Lnans $54757e eOO decrease
1850 800; specie $65. 15S, 500 decrease &ce2 TOO:
legal tenders 81 492. 500. decrease 500 TOO: total
deposits $622, ,S72. 800. decrease a712 200
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southwest failed to materialize, but
cooler weather is forecasted for to-
morrow.
Oats have been helped by the corn
strength, further unfavorable thresh-
ing returns and covering by many OF
the recent short sellers. Cash oats In
the sample market were up q O.
Provisions were held down most OF
the day to a triie under yesterdays
close, local packer selling a fair line
of lard. One of yesterdays heaviest
sellers reinstated and the market rail-
lied, helped along by the strength IN
the grains
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Paso Heights. sf2 900: Pacific, $4,000.
Bids will be opened August 4. at 10
o'clock a. m, by the supervisors.
x
LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS
Local bank clearings yesterday as
announced by the San Francisco Clear
ing House association were $6,458,-
541.02. Clearings for the week ending
July &c were s45. .125s47.07, as COM
pared with $46.S03 46o21 for the corre-
spending week last year.
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Minneapolis Grain and F,,x

MINNEAPOLIS. July 26.-wheat-July. s5a.c:
September. 81 1ac; December. 9o1hc: cash-No
hard wheat, eoc; No. l northern, ssd SeIsc: No
northern, S6@s71ac; No. hard Montana
S51ac; No wheat S413 QS6c
Flour-Unchanged.
Bran-Unchanged
Barley-Unchanged
Corn-No. 8 yellow 61ffs1Lc.
Onts-No. 3 white 3SI 3S1ae
Rye--No. 3 55d51c
F1ax-S1. .Ssk a 4oIa
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, July 2e-Money on call. nom,.
nal; no loans Time loans easier; so DAYS
BY "a per cent; 30 days, 4hd5 per cent: 81 !
months. bA Gl6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 8 per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual bust.
ness in bankers bills at 4.S335 for so dsv
bills and at $4s6s5 for demand. Commercial
bills. $4e3.
Bar silver. b9{bc
Mexican dollars, 47c
Government bonds. Irregular: railroad bonds
steady.
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Livestock Market
CHICAGO


CHICAGO. July 26.-Hogs-Receipt. sooo.
m aa5et aeto slow, steady to shade higher Bulk
e:45: heavy. $s5o9e. 80; rough SIS. 5ods 70: nigs
$7.5Od9. 20. 0' piss'
Cattle-Receipts. 200: market steady P.axss
N.2o99. 2o Texas steers s6eO6s: western
steers, $I.lods15; stockers and feeders s5 soon
@11.25. 900
sansesR..Receipts, s 4. 1900; market strong. Native.
Q6.S5; lambs, native, s5.65QS; western ss *
6a. ~o-S
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. July 28.-HoSs-Reeein+s aoo.
market weak. Bulk, ss.e0Qa; heavy, ss poGo.
packers and butchers Se0Q9. .o5; light 81 soS
0.06; pigs, S7.506S50. ~0.ooU
Cattle-Receipts. 200 market steady Priv.
red steers SS5OGs9o; dressed beef steers e. oS
Gs.4o; western steers. Sc. .5o0S 20. son+ba G'-D
steers. So.5o17.lo; cows. s4GT; hefers s5m
s. so: stockers and feeders SIS 2517 80. h,,us 9oE
@6.15: calves $6.5O61O ' ooiiS So
Sneep-Receipts. none; market STEADY. I,mh.
sooog iso' yearlings, s5G5.T5 wethers a. SON
S25od4.25. anu ieeoers'
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Northwest Wheat

SEATTLE. July 26.-New crop wheat, blue
stem, Sic: forty fold. roc; club Tsc; hfe 77ci
red Russian. TIC. Old crop nominal. Yester'
days car receipts-Whert 6. corn 5, oats 2 hay
10, -four g.
TACOMA. July 2e.-wheat-Bluestem old
e2c; new, sc; club, old. Ssc; new SOC Car
reecfpts-Wheat Z. barley 1, corn ?, oats q
hay g.
OREGON
PORTLAND. July 6.-wheat-Unchanzed
Car recepts-Wheat g. nour 10, oats g. hay
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Loans. Exchnnxe and sfIv.r

The Japanese steamer Tenyo Maru out for
HcnCkong yesterday. took $oSo, ,633 in silver
bullion for China and India
Commercial paper. .51z6S Der cent
Loans on real estate. 6f6N per cont
Sterling exchange. so days. -G4s3h
Sterling exchange demand. -Gl4s7
Sterling exchange. cables. -n4ss
New York exchange sight. a o4
New York exchange. telegraphlc ID OF
Hongkong exchange. sight d 4sX
Hongkong exchange telerraphic -1 4s[
New York silver per ounce d haiS
London silver, per ornce. a 21Kd
CONTINENTAL
New York Paris. s1s1s
New York Mexico. co..........,. -
Berlin on London .....-...-........ %. .4sh
Paris on London. ..-.................... 25.25
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Naval stores-Turpentine ana Ro.,,

SAVANNAH, Ga. July 26.-Twpentine-Firn
35&c; sales. o97; receipts, e6; shipments. 10:
stocks, 26.5N.
Rosin-Firm; sales. ez3; receipts. 500: shin
ments. 300; stocks. l5s, 1851. Quote: A, b. san
4.l7h; n. s4.2o; l. $4.25: K t3o: NJ r. ~
N, $5.45; VIC. $6.<5; WV, $3.50.
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New York Coree Market

| NEW YORK. July 2s-Trading In the coffee
market was quiet with early prices steady
strong European cables and Arm primary mar
kets Wall street supplied the demand and the
prices eased on. closing at net loss Of to
points.
Spot, steady; No Rio. eHc; No Santos.
liz mild, quiet Cordova. I3616Ac.
\
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, July 2e.-Flour-Ouiet
Wheat-Spot, easy; No red 94d94Mc: No
! northern Duluth eS11c. Futures were lower
covering. closing net unchanged. Exporters toos
30 loads. July, asc; September, e4iae Decem
ber pILc
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Clearing. in Northwestern C,t,,

PORTLAND July 26-Clearings, 81. .3s5. .e47;
balances. $164. 1856.
/ SEATTLE, July 26.-Clearinrs n a4a aso.
balances. $lo4. .393.
TACOMA. July Chickering'S. s215, ,2s2; bal
ances, 500. .935.
| SPOKANE. July 26--CleerinSs 1894 4os. h.i
apces SOS, 404. -
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Chicago Produce Market

CHICAGO July 26-Butter-Unehans
Creameres 25@26hc.
Eggs-UnchAnzed Receipts, 8, 200 cases At
mark. cases included. 15@17c; ordinary nrsts
1914 @1s1ac; nrsts. thighs; storage. 17c:
lac; Young Americas. 14E@l5c; longhorns.
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New York Curb Stocks

(From Z. F. Hutton & Co.'S private wire.)
NEW YORK. July 26.-Today's curb market
was quiet. with price changes narrow. Tonopah
and North Star were fractonally lower. There
were no features In the other mining issues
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Condition of Tren.urx

WASHINGTON. July 26.-The condition Of the
United States treasury at the beginning Of bnsj
ness today was: Net balance in general fund
$12s. .623. $40; total receipts yesterday, 24Sn
6s1; total payments yesterday. 81. .e39. 800. The
deficit OF S.. .3S4 46T last year exclusive OF 3. a
ana canal and public debt transactions
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Duluth Linseed

DULUTH. MINI. July o6.-Linseed-s1 4olh
July. s1.39h, nominal; September 81 Al. 0ctoo''
Der. $l.41h; November, s1.41ss; December.
S1.S9h asked
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New York Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks

fFrom e. +. Hutton & Co.'S private wire.)
BOSTON. July 26.-Coppers opened arm but
inactive. Trading became Quieter as the day
progressed. that during the last hour extreme
dullness prevailed. Prices held strong up to the
Close howeyer
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| SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND ExCHANC

Though
yesterday
stock advanced $43 Union
Pac Telephone
the
and asked
IS,
Pacific q
Beard. $4,000 United s....
com).. Co
rs Cahfoia
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New York Bonds

ref 2s reg s5%IJ.pan aus ...... s7H
Do coupon -. 95ss Kan City So ref IS 81
Do 3s reg. .... l02 L Shore deb 4s, 1881 90A
Do coupon -. .1O2 L & unined IS. ~ y
Do 4s reg. lilo II, K & Tex 1st Is Dol.
Do coupon lilo Do gen S1&s.... SoH
Panama 3s coupon 09+ No Pacific 4s.... ssh
Al-Chal 1st 5s ctfs 20 Do cv 6s.... Telt
Amer Agricul IS. O OF Mex AS. 60
Amer tat cv 4s.1Oo n gen Shs.. SIX
Amer Tobacco 6s. lis Do deb 4s-..... 50
Armour 411s -. SeTs my. .NH& Fl 31s 10
AtchIson gen 4s.. 95 Nor W 1st Is 80
Do CIV 4s, 1860. oS Do 4s..... .104
Do cv 5s...... 991I Nor Pacific fs.... 1914
Allan 1st As SO Do IS ......... 81
Bait s. Ohio As. 30 0 S Line rfdg As. S6a.
Do avs ....... SO Pa cv 3ias, 1918. 96ls
Brooklyn TT cv As S7I. Pa con 4s....... e6la
Central of Ca 5s.l02s2 Reading gen 4s.. 94ss
Cent Leather 5s. 9S st & fg As. 69A
Ches & Ohio 6s.. o. Do gen 5s. SO Y
Do con 45as.... so lSt L w As 7ss
Chi & Alton 3l1s. 61H Seaboard AL adj IS Il u
c, & Q joint Is 94A So Pacific col as. sSl2
Do gen 4s...... 92& Do cv 4s....... S69s
C,M& StP cv 42s.102 Do 1st ref As. $685.
c, RI& Pac col IS. 5sss So Railway U.s.. .fo2 1s
Do ref 4s...... 7S% Do gen 4s..... 1884,
Col So r&ext AVS. 90 Union Pacific IA. 95 u
Del T. Hud cv As. e6 Do 4s....... rs
Den & R c ref IS. 70h DO lst & ref ~. 81 y
Distillers IS go. IS Q Rubber &c 100 "a
Erie prior lien IS. Sc U Steel I'd S.. 99h
Do gen 4s...... ToB Va Car Chem 5s. 81
Do CIV As ser b. 70i1 Wabash lst&e1t ~ 80
III Cen 1st ref As. ssh Western Nd As. TN
Int Met 4las..... 70 westing El CIV bs. ss1a
Int Mer Mar 415s. 5s% Wis Central 4s.... S5A
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RONpS

q. g. Bonds BIZ. Ask.
& quar- coup new .11oN
IS quarterly coupon. - l03A
Miscellaneous Bopds--
Alameda Artes W bs. o1
Associated Oil Co IS. 90 81
Bay Counties Pow Is. s.l00H
Cal Cent Gas a. El 5s. 100
Cal El Gen 81, ser A. IS
Cal G&El N & ct5s. 100
Do unifying 6s.... 0S eSH
California st Cable IS. 9oK1o21
California Wine 5s. "a OF
City Electric Co S.. IS
Coast Counties LAP Sc - SO
Contra Costa Wat 81. 80
Do gen mtge 5s.... e1H
Edison Dl of L A 5s. o6La eoL
Edison Light g. P 6s-fo41
3 I DUPONT Pwdr 41as s3A -
First Federal Trst 5s.1ooH
Ferries & Olif n R6e. IoOh
Great Western Pow IS S2
Haw Ccml & Sug IS. - lOo4
Lake Tahoe r & T 6s- - OF
Long Beach o Gas 6s. - lo2
Los Ang Gas a 81 o. - 99X
Do Corp 5A........ 90 81
Los Angeles Ry Sc. .103 104
Los Ang Light gtd 5s. 1914
L A-Pao r r lem 5s.1oo& 1ol x
L A-Pac RR Of Cal 5s 95
Marin Wat d Pow IS. e9A
Market St Ry lem IS. SsX 81
Mid Counties G&Dl IS 10i
Mill Val q MtTm R5s. 97h
Nor Ry Co of Cal 6s.106
Nor Cal Ry IS. .101
Nor Cal Power Co 81. 100
Do Con Is. 90
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Undertone I'm New York stocks
continues strong.
Offerings of copper shares well
tHken in Boston.
Cotton prices break ON news Of
rain in the south.
Quiet weekend trade In local
stocks and bonds.
Business I'm Nevada mining stocks
of small volume.
Corn and oats take upward turn
In Chicago.
Strength In coarse grains helps
advance in wheat.
L0caI wheat market develops a
much better tone.
Further declines In speculative
barley prices.
Spot barley market closes tho
weak dull.
Receipts of grain hay steadily In
creas1nH.
Strong upward tendeacy In CAL
cutta grnfn bags.
Another general rise I'm quotations
for eggs.
Strictly first class butter remains
firm.
Tardy arrivals of boats upset
green produce market.
Three cars of eastern chickens due
tomorrow.
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about 90 per cent of the water coming
into the valley and the remainder
through a large bypass. which returns
the water into the river through Cacne
slough. short distance above Rio
Vista The proposed bypass will run
the entire length of Yolo basin, across
the Sacramento river near the mouth
of the Feather river. thence through
the center of Sutter basin, through
Butte slough and up Butte basin to the
Moulton district"
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Hutton's New York Letter

Although todays short session was
characterized by professional realizing
at times, the undertone was good. A
favorable bank statement was gen.
orally expected. and the Importation of
$3.50. 900 from Canada also strengthened
the belief that money is available in
sufficient quantities for a stock market
of some size. The only unfavorable
consideration In regard to money came
in London cables recounting the avidity
with which private concerns and
municipalities are seizing the oppor-
tunity for new financing offered by the
more abundant supply OF funds. It
was argued that the demand for money
by British companies and municipali-
ties would restrict the sale of Amer
lean finance bills In London.
Tho concensus OF brokerage opinion,
as expressed In weekly letters to Gus
toners, was somewhat more sanguine.
Stress was laid up improvement in
money here and abroad. on the gen.
orally favorable development OF the
crop and on the dissension at Wash
ington over the currency bill. A ma
jority of brokers predicted a broader
and stronger market for the coming
week
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RAIL ROAD SHARES
SHOW WEAKNESS
Washington Advices Telling
of Proposed Action by
Congress Aid Drop

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Trading in
stocks during the days brief market
session was In most essentials charac-
teristic OF the midsummer season.
The undertone was irregular and at
first mainly downward, the only strik-
ing exception being the Hill group.
these stocks responding to favorable
crop advices. Lehigh Valley and other
coalers and specialties contributed
slightly to the constructive side. while
Canadian Pacific. Louisville and Nash
VILE and 500" were weakest OF the
standard railway shares. In the special
group American Express yielded fve
points and made another new low REQ
ord
Operations were altogether profess
sional and OF a narrow proportion Gen.
eral news was without very direct
bearing upon market conditions except
for the heaviness of the London mar
ket. The outstanding feature OF the
London market was a decline Of prac-
tically four points In National Railways
OF Mexico first preferred.
Washington advices again dealt with
proposed congressional investigation OF
the New York Centrars refunding
project and a general halt by the inter-
state commerce commission in freight
rate advances.
The general bond market was quiet
and steady. United States coupon 3s
advanced u per cent on call. but other
issues were from one to two points
lower on the week. Total sales, par
value. SOL 600
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Wanted $500

Three more men with $500
each may join Our syndicate of
ten. Absolute protection for
your $500. Certain profit of
from 800 to 1900 per cent by
December 81, 1915. Possible
profits too large to estimate for
years to come. Legitimate
business enterprise. Response
bic men. Experienced, success
ful management. For interview
and full particulars address
Box 1O45, Call.
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AND FOREIGN GRAIN


CHICAGO, July 2e.-Corn-No. 2 639s5hc;
No. white. e4G64Ne; No. 2 yellow, SO 363 &c;
No. 3, 62M 662hc; No. white, 63L d64c No
yellow. 62E @63Hc;. No. 4. 61ta Q62c No. 4
white, 62@62hc; No. yellow, 6113 962s.c.
Rye-No. 2, new. 64c.
Timothy-s3. 75G415.
Barey-6Q63c.
Clover seed-Nomiuai.
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UNION PAcIFrCs BIG YEAR

review Of the earnings OF the
Union Pacific for the year ended June
80, 1913, brief figures of which have
come over the wires from New York
shows the company earned 1906 pei
cent for common stock against 1873
per cent the previous year. Gross bust
ness gained $7.660,S4S over 1912, OF