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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16
Nrrn Dni,rtn.
%rloioc TrcmIfriot / McGcn

%Tlol9c tSrclnttrtof I McNcnjtc.
WtcNen6le SWntn h0r mi en- Neiolf-
ming al 9,6lS, bpiItct or eli Toregel-
ie / Sc iioltc lem I0r al npitcn IS
Trotcnt.
Stntens %Ogtrpffcr. @ltS Sacob-
ION al Si3marcf bar inotooct lin
Stining lom StoteltS @ogtrpffcr.
San trGbcr iItcbctior Saplor 8.
Sbonlp'on.
|runo / 2nrimurc. Sronf Trc-
bolts Notcl / Hnrimore neobrpnote
Den 130e oS. eiter at pTre bleuet an.
tTnot peo en- ouerhcoet &ioffclopn.
Gn Ncltourant innlt en- TooI Sol
itrrg ngiua meb, % Sobet onllooeS
I'll bcllimob $1,000. Na%ilirunccn be-
Lob Jig Ill nlilorc enc oct babe.
Hcan % llpeir. Seitige Mea1, oa
&oglltormc bar ben 13oe bS. heriet
%ctfeltc Strrg Oco Soreit Hipcr %
Torf Nipcr / @nIib Gouutp, % iolt
bIep omtrent 10000 NcreS al DC
melt lopclloe Nplin9er oelpiS eoeIoQt.
SnmtibiQ melbe@ ira Manoan, al
Here Tarme peo Glen llucn OF / Glir.
lem %ullep or blcune lngt nTitcn poe
ucb Ell &ogIitorm.
Mpitiif SfnScaffrrc. Wr8. eli.
Der Vippir, boenoe peb Nlmont, poi
Ssrboq Iitcn ubiat for en- nlcoe,
mpltilf SfpoeoiiUre, ibet Ell arloI(
n''nreoeS MOB henoe aiennem Tin
blIct % bibragte hcnoe ct aloorIiat
Sanr / &alien. <n bar nctop be
ifiUitigct mcb at Ianfe iammen cnoc.
Npiicr poo Worbet, ga &llalen fro
ieoc Qicnncm &inouSruben. Sfuo
I0uret pnr oo0 life lip@iorliQt.
SntcrcSinnt Experiment. Ct iol
Snrmcrnc mc9et ~interc5iont Grperi
ment Oil ocn 21oc Is. blue iorctoOc
Nor Sane$toipn, i0ct Z. &. 9aih
nlon al Spntomo, Ninn., ga ri
ui'e @ootiolf hoorlCbe@ S.iocf0rU,
fun norpobcS. Gcttc llarT3 bar be
9pnot at piic liz pad Here Stcocr
% SnmcStomnS SdnbclSiorcnin,
har inobu0t NPr. Gaibmon til at Tor
trIle line griorinaer ON oennc Tlo
i, &c poa 6ornlen % / &isffenbapen.
@N~lblNhchcn al Heicrcnonm be
tribes. Ser or M fa0et Sfriot ii
: Itrar at 'Tttc frat Sopen ON S,;nl
migration Iarnt ocn iaafalot
Bookkeeping" .Sou o. @eitcmmcIiet
ON terminate Glcuatorer, troos q
| hi%le ire Spuc peo ct tiIitrpffclio
t Nntal llnNerltriIicr er blcune nit Ill
, bo9e Tor al betrpiteS eller i~orfaite
, AZ Solicit oeo nGltc aIminoeIiae Sale
&. Scr paaItaaeS ncmli9. az Sopen OF
&eierenonm life er aplbia, oa set G
bette Sper9smaal man mi oil ia
aiGiort.
|eipa AZ banif %iocnifabsmanI
j., Taa Sorie9Siarmeu peo Sicfinio
bar man benne llac hart @eiea {
Or. 4. aolpin &apu, auiat peS Sc
. ~fcnaeliae SanbbrugSifole / aiebel
hapn. &on IeoiaseoeS al Or. 3. c
Sobniou ira @isconiins "llniperiit
y. % al 6. 6. Statman fra Winneio,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16

$50 til iffe.bcr,,ienbe Sriffe, aipen.
DC ct Sperifiib al $723.0S. bporoi
oct nleite pil onbringes / @p.g8ar.
rants. III 6o%rtiencite fol nelnlig
tilfaloe Spen og Sfoleoiitriftet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16
| Yrsper paa Splnsniuser I Sdnmas
dlcrS 2crifpu:

I djcrS Sertfpn:
Irmc, Scr; - Gprps, Sci az en-
/, Scr, ~iammcnlot al ale @aabenarter
! GA nroer en- General Il HegeIen 2
/! Sipiiioncr = $4,000 Wanb).
I, Spmbarbemcnt, @eifnhnins al en-
! befr1tet Oh, meo Bomber og andre
I erplooercnoe Yroiettiler.
f; Gsar = GGldr, aeiier; G5arena,
! 9sarens @emalinbe. ciuitidl, hans
I Sen. Gsarewna, hans Sdttcr.
Srcaoupusbt, "irnst life. Setegs
nellie for Sc mooerne urlbise Taniers
; fibe. az bpilfe ser ferite bnsecbes /
! gnoIanS efter Den italienIfe Sber't
I 6unibcrtis Ylan iii "et ibeeIt ariess
! lib for ben brittle S!aaoe."
! Mer. Gfumadlcrs aonoerIationss
I oeritpns treble reoioereoe lloeaoe.
t~iubebpIper forfeit pdd ca. 100 tpts
trnfte SpaItcr i tort Norrnnt ca. 90.
600 Nrtifler ON Tremmcburn, @cp.
araI, Sitorie, Statiiif, Siteratnr,
SauSel, Snsntri, 9nnit, Ribenifab
pa MetspGicn, foruoen farpctrptte
sSIaa!art % srafls SremItiuineer az
9anScnes 6labeirohoIb % @efnIfs
n~inasiorboIo.
9oaen er ioIiS inSbunSet ct
!ImaeinIot Shirtinasbinb. Yris soc.
cner meo "Toitcn" et Nar $3.50
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16
@onberiatioms QeTifon
, ct up to bate" Sibiiptbef | ct Sin

I ct mp to .bate" VtbltpfDef { Ct StnD
l~lunbp0rIi9 for IpisIGiere.
gIer. ehumaders 6onperiations.
9erifun bar operalt / Norse % Sans
! mari facet 2pooro for line ~paalipea
Iioe 90 iuloitrnbige, ~fortfattcoe %
BOG ubferIise SpIpsninser ON alt
unoer Splen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16

%naacr M Strife. Gen lltbcrifc
McuiNhco / NrIiuQton GonnIhlp,
nrr @nen NrIin9tonL bar uloer Np.
frrelic en- Strife, ser bill toitc Sill
600.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-16

NVFUFHe Nt0NHTtftUf 7 "'H"KtH0Vt'
WcNen6le Sorntn har M Ell Wefolf-
ming al 9,6lS, bpiItct or III Goregcl-
ie / sc iioltc lem N0r al nritcn -
Erotcnt.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30

Also oil and gas leases on the
following described tracts of land
situate, lying and being in Fremont
County, State OF Colorado, and more
particularly described as follows:
The Southwest quarter of the South.
west quarter of Section nine, the
Southeast quarter of the Southeast
quarter Section No. 8, the Northeast
quarter OF the Northeast quarter OF
Section No, IL, the South half of the
Northeast quarter of Section No. II,
Township No. 10 s. r. SO W., ex.
cepting tract of land described as
follows:
Commencing at the center Of Sec
tion No. IL aforesaid, Township and
Range. thence north 80 rods, thence
east 81 rods. thence south 22 degrees
west s4 rods. thence west "a rods and
4 links to place of beginning.
Also excepting. commencing at
southeast corner of Southeast quar-
ter of the Northeast quarter OF
aforesaid Section number II, theme,
running 30 rods west, tvar. Is degrees
IS minutes east thence 40 rods IL
links north 38 degrees 55 minutes
east tVar. Is degrees east), thence
80 rods and links south (yar. 15 de
grees 30 minutes east to the place
Of beginning.
Also commencing so rods west OF
the southeast corner of Section g.
Township 10, south Range SO west
running thence west IA rods and S
links, thence north % degrees east
f6 rods. thence south A rods to the
place of beginning.
Also commencing so rods west OF
the southeast corner of Section No.
3, aforesaid, running thence south 80
rods. thence west 43 rods. thence
Torth 22 degrees east g3h rods,
thence east II rods and links to the
place of beginning, the last two tracts
containing 1926 acres.
Also 22 A.. 104 r. in the Northwest
quarter OF the Northwest quarter OF
Section IS. aforesaid, Township and
Range, described as follows:
Commencing at the northwest cor.
ner of said Section 16, running thence
30 rods and 16 links east (var. 10 de.
erees easD, thence 81 rods south on
same variation. thence 80 rods west
on same variation. thence 80 rods and
10 links north (Var. Is degrees 30
minutes) to place OF beginning.
Also ~ A. 33 Il. IN the Southwest
Quarter OF the NorthweEt quarter Of
Section 10. aforesaid Range and
Township, described AZ follows:
Commencing nj the southwest cor
ner OF said southwest quarter Of
Northwsat quarter OF said Section 10,
running thence north 80 rods and 10
links tVar. 10 degrees 30 minutes
e6st). thence eant &c rods ana n
links War Is degrnNn aankl thence
sos:h ~ dexrsss - minutes VEST q
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30

Wa N.W.A ..,..s5 20 50 so
N.1a N.E.A and
S.WA N.E.A and
S.E.A N.W.A ..5 20 So 100
Also the follo., ing described lots
and blocks situate in the Town of
Florence. Fremont County, Colorado.
and described as follows:
Lots Block. Florence, Coip.
/, 2, 3, 4....... 2 C. C. &I. Co.'S Add
1. 2, 8, 6. % "a 8 c. c. & l. Co.'s Add
6 .............. 4 C. C. & l. Co. s Add.
s, 9......... :. &C. C. & /. Co.'S Add.
10 ............ l J.A.McCandless Add
IL, IL ....... 2 2J.A.McCandless Add
l2, 10, 10, 1s.
II, IS, 10, 20 3 JA.McCandless Add
%, 23, 24..... 4 4J.A.McCandless Add
All of block. IA J.A.McCandless Add
A, 8, 6, 7, 9,
10. II -. 1J.A.McCandless. .Det.
II, Is, 10, 20,
21, %. %
"a, 25, &C.. Chase & Fraser's Add
81, 30 ....... 2 Chase & Fraser's Add
/, 2. 8, 4, 5, 6,
Is, 19, 81
2s ......... Chase's Plat of Blk. 5
8, 8. 1O........ Town OF Florence
9, VIZ 4, East
221k IT. 5..... Town of Florence
IA ............ Town OF Florence
4. 8. 6. 7.s. 9.
10. II, IL,
13 .......... Town of Florence
IA, Is, H.. 4 Town OF Florence
4, 8, 6, Z, s. g.. Town Of Florence
% 2s. So..
81, 80 ....... Town Of Florence
Also the following described tracts
of land gifnafa Cnofor Gauntu
State of Colorado. more particularly
described as follows:
Mex Sec. 10. Twp. 21, s. R. 60 w.
containing 160 acres.
All that portion of the M S.E.K
lying west of Hardscrabble Greek.
containing 70 acres, more or less, ex-
cepting the ono acre heretofore deed.
ed to Rebecca Jane Marvin; also all
other right, title and interest in and
to the SEX not heretofore decided
being in Sec. 10. Twp. 81. s. r. 60 w.
Also the following described tract Of
land situate in Lake County, In the
City OF Leadville, in the State of
Colorado, to-wit:
Fractional lots numbers 119, 121,
1913, 125. 127, 129. East 18th Street, Coo
pers Subdivision, U. 8. Survey No.
3SS.
Also lots numbers 1s1, 1aa, East
1888.
Also the oil and gas rights in the
following described tracts Of land sit.
uate in Fremont County, State of Colo
rado, and more particularly described
by Governments subdivision as fol-
lows:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30

SEA- N.W.A 80 20 So 100
Also the follo..ing described lots
and blocks situate in the Town of
Florence, Fremont County, Colorado,
and described as follows:
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
WEEKS BANK STATEMENT

New York, June 5.-The statement of
the actual condition Of clearing house
banks and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold $186, ,269, $50 reserve
In excess of legal requirements This is
an increase of $2, ,936. $40 over last week
The statement follows:
Actual Condition
608,OOO.
Reserve in own vaults (B) s442, 7o9, 600, in :
crease 81 $4,000.
Reserve in Federal reserve bank S119. .2e7. :
600, increase 81, ,s37 600.
Reserve in other depositaries &33 S46. .ffS,.
decrease 81 ,352 900.
crease 81, ,342, 600
Net time deposits $134, ,42s,0oO increase
81 1884, 600
Circulation ss7 7,e77 GOO increase 10000.
OBJ of which $37O, 532 900 is specie
Aggregate reserve 1896 922, 600
Excess reserve $186 269, go, increase s..
936,81O. ~
Summary of State banks and trust com
panles IN Greater New York not included
IN clearing house statement:
Loans, etc, 1914, ,125, 700, decrease S61S-
Specie $40 54s.7 10, increase s2s7. 400
Legal tenders 1871 200, decrease s121
Total deposits SIT, 49, 400, decrease So,
Banks cash reserve in vault S11. .725 oOO
trust companies cash reserve in vau1
SAT .5S4 600.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
RECEIVER UNNECES242.
Amster Pointed {
That -Four or Five MI.
Dollars in Earnings 0yer {
penses Was Declared ir +
naming Eight Months
Calendar Year
(By the Associated Press \

Washington, June 5-The T,f.r.
state Commerce Commission c.,-
cluded its inquiry today into financial
affairs Of the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railway Company wh..a
passed into the hands of receivers sIx
weeks ago. Officials and stockholi4rs
Of the company and others w.r.
examined as to their knowIedae ~
recent tranSa ctions leading up to tha
reCeiverShip.
Nathan A. Amster, elected director
by minority stockholders, declared h-
was the only member Of the b5t~t
who seriously endeavOred to ,alsa
money to meet obligations of the I,.ti
falling due May /, last.
Amster produced a statemen
sued by the receivers which he a.
clared showed that there was an elk
cess Of earnings over fixed charges
| for the remaining eight months -
| the calendar year amounting ~ hr-
| tween four and five million dollars
| bearing out his assertion that ther.
| was no necessity for the receivershlp
| President H. L. Nudge. OF the COM
pany who is one Of the receivers de-
| clared the statement was not a re
| port of earnings, but a forecast II
| cash showing the money the reCeiE-
ers would need.
| Amster explained his sale Of l5pe
| shares of Rock Island stock four day
before the receivers were appointed
by saying that he had had a differ
| ence with the broker in whose hands
| these shares were and closed out All
business with him at that time. tt
said he owned over four thousand
shares Of the stock
Joseph w. Folk, counsel for the
commission. put an expert account
"unusual' vouchers found in the k0c6
Islands report. The accountant test
J fed that he had found vouchers On
which $44.066 had been paid the
Denver Post for advertisements 2
the editorial and news columns dur
ing l9O5-19O9 and that on the vonch-
{ ers for the first year were notauons
: that there had been refund to me
Post Of rs cents per hundred on paper
! shipped to it from Wisconsin.
Two clerks Of the First NatonaI
Bank Of New York testified that eaen
had held about $500 worth OF STOCK
of the Rock Island in January or tro
ruary and that they had beer toi1
they were holding it as dummies
William II. Moore. Both ass -'@
their stock in blank
), Mr.. Folk presented also a par
stockholder list, which he said sh'N-
that some twenty clerks in this tah
. | held 100000 worth Of the sto"S
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08

Washington, June 5-The statement of
condition of the Federal reserve system at
the close of business June f. issued today
showed a gain of more than s.. 600 900 in
total resources, and a gain of % per cent
in cash reserves.
The statement follows:
Resources, June 4. 1915.
Gold coin and certificates $242 SIS 600
Legal tender notes. silver certificates and
and subsidiary coin $335, 337 900.
Total $277, ,S52, 900.
Bi''S discounted and loans:
Ma -uritieS within thirty days $14054 900
Maturities within sixty days $11474,-
OOO
Other 50. .1SO.OOO
Total $34, ,7OS.0 600.
Investments $24. .9:}S 900.
Due from other Federal reserve banks
items in transit 81 ,132 900.
All other resources $12 901 600.
Total resources 1851, ,531 600
Liabilities.
Capital paid in $54. .1S4 900.
Reserve deposits S2SS. .2S1 900.
Federal reserve notes in circulation (net
liabilitieS), S11.413,0OO.
All other liabilities S.. .653 900
Total liabilities 1857 ,a31 900.
Gold reserve against net liabilities 50 per
cent
| Cash reserve against net liabilities 95.O
per cent
| Cash reserve against liabilities after set
| ting aside 40 per cent gold reserve again at
| net amount of Federal reserve notes In
| circulation 91.2 per cent.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, June 5.--Cotton was under
mild selling pressure today and closed at
lowest trading months were four to Ave
points down. Profit-taking by longs and
small short selling made up the offerings.
The market had no great selling power
because of the builish display made by the
weekly statistics issued yesterday
Selling OF the new crop on reports from
the belt might have been heavier but for
the general rains in Oklahoma. a section Of
the cotton region where there has been too
much rain.
Liverpool offered little announcement to
either side and this restricted business.
Cotton futures closed:
July 91T: Oct. .. 81; Dec. 9.73: Jan. 9S3.
March 10 .Us
Spot cotton steady. unchanged
Sales on the spot .l25 bales; to arrive
10
Middling g13
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
WEEKLY COTTON GOODs

New York, June 5.-Primary cotton
markets , were very quiet during the Week.
put the tone improved on the last DAYS
OF trading The goods on contract are
being taken steadily and the movement of
ith IntIehanhase ah on on old orders continues large
goods mills. printers. and dyers are heinz
hampered more and more each weeI. nv
the scarcity of dyestuffs. Duck continues
IN Iull demand for export. Some duck mills
nave already begun night operations on
neavy duck for war purposes Wash rooaS :
IN printed designs and white goods are in
steady demand for quick delivery. Tho
ready to wear trade is working later tran
i nsaal on cotton goods. Denims ara frln
anu nave been bought libera:ly bv some
mhanntactnreTS nam Tickings are quiet I.rown
>heetlngs and osnoburgS avaiIlDle tar s,ib
stltutes in place of burlaps are being sid
SteadllE, but general lines of brown Sheet
inSs are very quiet. Print clio -hS ar, h,id
ing ing oarely steady with the ,e:nnnA light
flne cottons are firm and quiet.
Quotations: Print cloths 2Sincb II h1,
ois -. cents "a by Cos 31s cents: 3sis
| lnch 81 by 64s AS cents; brown sheetings
| Southern standards. 81 cents; denims. 9
ounce, ounce, I>if cents: tickfngs, S-ounce, 13ia
cents: prints 5l. cents: staple ginrhamc
"h cents: dress singhams 81. cents.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
CLOSE WAS AT ADVANCE
Liverpool Met Local Reaction
Of Previous Day. Traders
look Favorable View of The
Weather Map; Estimated
Export For Season Over
Eight Million Bales
(By the Associated Press,

New York. June 5.-The cotton market
was very quiet today. but prices ruled
generally steady and closed at a net ad
von", of one TO three points.
The bullsh showing OF the week end fg
ures which were not published until after
the close of business yesterday seemed
~ inspire some scattered covering with
hrst prices unchanged to two points high
or. Liverpool. however, fully met yeSter
days reaction, while traders took a favor
able view of the weather map and there
were reactions Of some four to five points
Later reports of heavy rains in Oklahoma
and North Texas reached the ring and
prices rallied with the close two or three
points or from the best under renewed
profit taking. The official forecast for gen
orally fair weather in the eastern belt was
considered favorable. but the rains report
ell In the West evidently attracted cOnsid-
erahie attention late in the session.
Estimates Of the seasons probable ex-
ports are being increased to slightly over
S.WO.OOO bales. while reports from the
dry goods trade indicate that mills are
operating fully as we'll as up TO their ca
pseity as they were at this time last sea-
son.
c.,4..
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
SUDDEN RISE IN
STOCKS SUBSIDIZED
Nothing Remained Yesterday
of The Boom of Previous
Day
fBy the Associated Press }

New York June 5.-Little or nothing
renal ined today Of the boom which yester-
day sent stocks in general to the highest
levels of recent weeks. The effect Of the
United States Steel decision seemed to
have spent its force for time. steel shares
well as the others rejecting moderate
pressure.
The little trading of today's spot session
consisted largely of an evening up of week
ly accounts. Amalgamted copper and An
aconda Copper were among the few feat
ures Of strength, the former rising above
it's high price Of the previous day. All
the motor issues made considerable gains.
presumably a result of the enormous
stock dividend declared by one of the bet
ter known companies. In the final deal
ings steel. Union Pacific, and American
Can manifested renewed heaviness, clos
ing at lower prices.
Mercantile agencies in their weekly re-
views referred to the intrinsic sOundneSs
of underlying conditions.
The Norfolk and Western statement
showed a net gain Of $165.0O0 for April.
Bonds steady on a nominal deman1.
Total sales. par value, aggregated 1914,
900.
United States coupon fours declined u
per cent on call during the week.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
SNAKES WIN DIVORCE
Sister of Husband Places Box fu'i H1
ParlOF.
The Indianapolis Star.

The Indianapolis Star.
Testimony that box contain
about forty live, sQuirmng, tW!a,-'
wriggling snakes was placed II
sitting room of the home OF
Grace George, by sister n
husband. Perm George. now eais
be in Chicago, obtained dIVoree
her in superior court. Mrs
alleged her husband was gbi
cruel treatment.
Mrs. George, in her testimont
not mention the snakes. hHi
mother did not hesitate to tel
them. Her sOn-in-laW she san
her that his sister had arrived
house to spend the winter
panied by her pet snakes
were about forty Of the reptlie
Judge Clifford said thai
might constitute an element 81
ty if kept about the house,
thought that with the otheI
mOny to the effect that GeoI-
struck his wife and had ~
! brea king the dishes, constituted
| cient grounds for a divorce
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
PRICE OF WHEAT
CARRIED DOWN
Result of Heavy Selling On
Part of Big Con-
Germs
fRy the Associated Press J

Chicago. June 5-Heavy selling on the
part Of big concerns today carried the
price of wheat deciSiyely down grade. he
result was weak clase at pa G2&s under
last night.
Corn finished 15s@1$4 TO Is down. oats
off 3, to 14@1A and provisions at losses
varying from 2L2M5 to 10@1o12 cents.
Grain and provisions closed:
WHEAT
July 1144 Sept. 110ie.
CORN
July IA Sept -.
OATS
July 46; Sept. as
PORK
July 17.9o; Sept 1880.
July 975; Sept 1000.
RIBS
July 10. -: Sept. 10 81.
Cash grain
WHEAT
No red 127M12s.
No. , hard 1924 M133
CORN
No. yellow 7214 @72A.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
COTTON SEED OIL.

New York. June Cotton seed oil was
lower today under scattered liquidation hy
tired longs, coupled with a poor demand
IN general and the heaviness in grain with
final prices generally i've to sewn points
net lower
Sales 100 barrels
he market closed steady
Spot q. 6.10m6.2S: June 8 2OM6 Is: July
y i26f6.a August 6 1916. 81: September
. 'siGfd 62 Oct. Il .6l06 g.: Nov G. .51M6JS
I"c. q .I,I6 -: January 6 - m {, 80
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. June 5.-Cotton spot steady:
good middling so; middlng $50: low
middliug .SS
Sale, 300; for speculation and export
Is0
Receipts 10 900.
Futures barely steady: June 5 20: June
July > l9i2: July Aug. 5.261e Aug. Sept
!.a; Sept. Oct. >. II Oct. Nov 5.47; Jam
Feb GIL. March April $751; May
June ; -
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
NEW YORK MONEY

3L,ar4
Steriine exchange. sixty day bills A.
t'21; for cables 1 IS 10; for demand
- ~
l;tr silver i9i,
Mexican dollars 80
Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds steady
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
rETER,BURG PEANUT MARKET

n T. IT.
Iteported by Rodgers. Plummer and Co
Inc.l
SPANISH
Farmers stock. market steady
First quality Oc per buShel
90 grade 10 To G0c per bushel
NIEGINIAS-
Farmers stock market steady.
Fancy jumbo sac per ID
Fancy hand picked 3t.c per 10.
Extra prime 3Lc per lb.
Smelling stock pa to "a, C per H.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
Interior Movement.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, June 5.-Cotton goods today
hrmer and steadier. Yarn quiet. Buriaps
strong and linens quiet and firm. Mems
wear dull and dress goods tight. Ready
to-wear manufacturers are making ready
their fall lines
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
WESTERN LIVE SFOCG.

Chicago. ILL.,. June 5.-Hogs steady: En:k
7.5517 10 light .45@7 IS: mixed $50
7.75: heavy 7.05017 .65; rough 7.O5d7 20 !:
pigs 5.7o a. .35.
Cattle steady: native beef steers 6 gOm
80: western steers 6. SOFAS 10: cows and
heiferS 3. 3O@8 IS: calves .J00110 d
Sheep steady; sheep 6 4O@1 20: lamhs
Z .7511O 70.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
NEW YORK PROyvS,OSs

New York, June 5-Hoiiday today in raw
aud refined sugar market
sutter steady.
Cheese un settled.
Spot coffee steady; Rio No. Z, 7lsc: San
tos Ne. 4 9hc.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-06-08
NAVAL. STORES.

Savannah Ga. June -Turp"ht i'..
39a. sales 23S: receipts 10 >hipIneh
stock II 43;::5
RoSin firm: sales 1,It> rectifl
shipments 1.aS3: stock 12'
Quote: i. L > .GJlIo -: G u : -
T. , 90u3 90: + 80: g. II 'lVd
3 II a. 20 X :; .OM: -: VI ; 30
> 0OM5 .0, VIC 80: WV ="