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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-04-02
= Notice To Contractors

Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing work of construction for Beaver.
dam Cheek Drainage District NO.
l, of Fayette. Shelby and Upton Coun.
/ ties, Tennessee, viii he ct at the lrt
house in Somerville. Tennessee, on The
18th day of April 1920 at noon, and sealed
bid. 90 the work will be received until
said hour o. said date.
First; Cleaning and clearing off the
right Of way for the canals and larersls
according to the plans. specifications
or lers and DEGREES of the court. The
clearing fos the main canal must re-
100 feet wide. and the 81 airing for ~
lst4rsls must be 100 feet wide. TIE
rights Of Nay must be cleared o the
outside of sane.
Second: The excavation. digging and
construction work necessary to dig,
construct and turn over complete, 80.
cording t. plans -cifcaiions and the
prints aud profiIes and cecree Of The
court The estimated ysrdage for the
main canal and laterals aggreRtt'
$50, COO cubic yards however, the con.
tractor must handle sll additional yard
age. If any, and do all necessary work
to complete the district according to
the plans and specifications and DEGREES
of the court. The contractor will be
required to leave openings in the spoil
banks of the width aud at the places
designated by the board of directors,
or engineer in charge to facilitate
draining into the canal, and also to
widen and deepen and clean out the
mouth of any creek, or branch. or
slough or inlet empting into said canal
or laterals.
Third: The BERN or distance between
the edge of the canal and the foot of
the spoil bank when settled must not
NC lCSn AuhH AZ lett.
Fourth: Each bid on the work must
be accompanied by certified check
for the sum of ten per centum of the
amount of the bid, payable to the
Drainage District. The check will be
bid is accepted the check will be re-
turnad when tho cantract is avacufad
A bond in the sum of rs per centum of
the bid will be required to guarantee a
faithful performance of the contract.
Fifth: The work must begin as soon
after the contract is executed as pos
sible and be completed by the 1st day
OF September 1921.
The undersigned Directors reserve
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-04-02

the right to reject any and all bids and
re-adyertise.
For any further information write
to Bond & Bond Attorneys. Browns
vile. Tennessee. or to W. M. Mayo,
Attorney Somerville. Tennessee.
This the Both day of March 1920.
w. q. Shelton
j. A. PHILLIPS
F. E. Adams
Board of directors of Beaverdau,
Creek Drainage District No. /. of Fay
cite, Shelby and Upton Counties,
Tennessee.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

The great benefit derived from the
use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has been gratefully acknowledged by
many. Mrs. Benjamin F. Bskeney.
Decstar. III. writes. Chamberlain e
Cough Remedy is by far the best med
icine for colds and coughs We have ever
used in onr family. | gave II to my
children when small for Group and have
tex an il myself. Adv
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-04-02
No Worms In a Healthy Child

All children troubled with worms have an un-
healthy COR, which indicates poor blood and as
RUE, there Is more or less stomach disturbance
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood, inn
enine Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
throw of or dispel the worms aud the Child will be
IN perfect health. Pleasant to take 6Oc per bottle
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-30
U. 5. TRADE BALANCE
SHOWS BIG DECLINE

WASHINGTON, July SO,--America's
trade balance with Europe for the fiscal
year Just ended fell off more than
$500. 900 900 compared with 1919,
according to report issued today
by the department Of commerce, while
trade with South America for the same
period produced an unfaVorable bal
ance of nearly $400000,0O0.
Exports to Europe amounted to So
1854, 1886 compared with 81 64h 453 S9S
in 1919, and imports totaled LIS, 46O,-
500 as against 1917, 1919 for the pre-
vious year.
Imports from South America aggre-
gated 1853, 300 compared with 1858, :
ga, 904 in 1919, while exports totaled
$500, 944179 compared with $500 1901
in 1919.
Imports from Asia during 1920
amounted to $l,S6S,6Ss,lo6 and exports
Exports to Great Britain for the fiscal
year totaled $2.l51 ,3S6,42S and imports
1924, 020, i93; exports TO France, $1l6,-
81 ,629 and imports S172,022, 935.
Exports to France S7l6,Sll,62s and
imports s172, O22 1886; exports to Italy
to Belgium SSl7,0l2,6Ss, imports S29,
74s, 46S; exports to Germany 1902, 76,079,
imports $45, O85, 975 and exports to ia
| pan $453, l47, 063, imports $52722s,S66,
Exports to Argentina for the year
amounted to $40, 429, 900. exceeding those
| to any other South American country
while imports from that republic to-
| tailed sl9,700, 900. Exports to Brazil
were IS, g66, 900 and were exceeded by
imports from that country by about
$l,5Oo,Ooo.
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ACUTE WEAKNESS IN
WHEAT QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO. July 30.-Acute depres-
sion required today In the wheat trade
and more than 70 cents q bushel breaks
in values was witnessed. chiefly as a
result OF scarcity OF buyers rather than
great selling pressure. At midday the
December delivery. in which most of
the trading Centcred, had fallen to S2,2l
as against 81 1874 at yesterdays finish.
March dropped l3lac to t2.22A.
Breaks IN foreign exchange rates. to-
gether with reports that the British
royal commission had pulled out OF the
market until next Wednesday or later
were among the bearish factors, Talk
OF lower food prices by a leading
banker here also attracted attention.
and so, too, did predictions in other
quarters that the movement OF the
wheat crop would double in volume next
week.
Except for the rapidly with which
quotations were chAlked down on the
blackhoardH. the wheat market appear
ed singularly devoid OF any spectacular
feature. BY actual count the pit con
tanned less than two dozen brokers
none of whom showed any evidence OF
excitement.
Talk around the pit dwelt largely upon
the financial difficulties likely to be en-
countered by would-be holders OF grain
The close was at moderate rally
from the bottom prices OF the day. De.
cember finishing al S222A to % and
March at S2.25i5.
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FROM WALL STREET
Numerous Small Gains Re-
corded in Stocks During
Early Part OF Season.

NEW YORK, Jply 3O.-with fsw ex-
ceptions. the stock market at the open
ing OF today's session added to the
many gains made In yesterdays final
dealings. Sentiment was further stimu-
lated by the ease Of call money and the
hopeful views of federal reserve Of
ficials regarding credit conditions.
Steels featured the initial movement,
ReploEle rising ~ points and Lack
awanna point. Rails were again re-
sponsive TO prospects Of an early ad-
vance OF rates, The foreign exchange
market continued to weaken. however,
preliminary quotations on London fall.
ing III cents under yesterdays final
price.
Studcbaker and few other shares
of the same class were under pressure
during the intermediate session, when
the general list forfeited much OF Its
advance, Offerings of motor issues
again were accompanied by rumors OF
adverse trade conditions.
The closing WAS irregular. Sales ap-
proximated $4,000 shares.
Range of prices of the New York stock
exchange. with previous closing bios.
tutnirhed by Shepard q Gluck, Fails
building.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, July 30-Small
gains were made around the opening OF
the cotton market today on overnight
covering orders from shorts, but after
advances OF TO : points prices fell
of under reports Of favorable weather
In nearly all sections OF the belt and
OF an Increasing movement OF new cot.
ton in Texas At the end OF the first
hour OF business prices were l to
points under the close OF yesterday.
Business was restricted by the near
ness Of bureau day. October traded up
TO al $50 and fell off to Sll9c.
The forecast of fair weather for the
greater part OF the belt increased Of
ferinGs and late In the morning the
market fell off TO net losses OF Is
to ~ points, october trading down to
81 07C
The market sofetcned in the late
trading, some little long cotton coming
on the market. apparently because OF
private reports on condition OF rs from
one source and 1851 from another, which
strengthened bearish convictions re-
| gardinE bureau day. Toward the close
net losses for the day Of 81 to SO points
| were established
Spots closed steady at decline OF 80
| points. ordinary. is25c: good ordinary,
| 90 Csc low middling. 2S00c; middlinR,
| IS 75c. good middlinE. 70 00e. Sales on
the spot, sal. Delivered on contract,
| 500
Futures closed steady at decline OF
II 10 IS points.
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CHICAGO, July SO.-Swift & Co.
closed 1914.
DOW-JoNES SUMMARY.

NEW YORK, July 30--Federal re-
serve board says curtailment Of ac-
tivity due to lower demand. Cancel
alton of orders and general readjust-
ment outstanding feature in business
during July.
France committee OF French cham
Der of deputies rejects government bill
for 200, 0000 900 francs monthly to cover
advances to Germany in accordance
with Spa coal agreement. Special
Paris dispatch to American says re-
ported in France banking circles that
Kuhn. Loeb and other American bank
ers underwriting loan guaranteed by
allies in payment for coal Germany is
to supply to France.
Reopennng Of recent wage award
made by bituminous coal commission
understood to be one Of recommends
lions made to President Wilson by
secretary of labor on report of present
controversy.
Merger Of Maxwell Chalmers Motors
nearly completed.
Nanadium for six months ended June
80 shows total income after charges
and federal taxes Of S1,3l9,bl3 equal "a
$3.50 share, on outstanding S7S,334
shares, no par stock,
Average price 90 industrials, S7Ss
up SO; % rails. TESS up los.
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Grain.


Chicago.-Corn market ignoring dry
weakness. Drop of two in three In
cash corn and interview by Banker j.
]. Mitchell. of Chicago. predicting low
er prices. outside again slow to buy
corn futures. Minneapolis reports drop
in potato prices.--Wild to Shepard &
Gluck.
United States weekly crop report for
Illinois says heavy rain needed. Cen
orally and badly in places. Corn made
very good progress though nights too
cool Tasseling in North. some firing
in North. West Indiana very dry. ohio
corn excellent. Iowa corn good with
fairly abundant soil moisture.
Chicago. SALES Of $50 900 Of cash
wheat made TO the Gulf overnight on
basis of 271 track there.
Chicago.--Wheat receipts large at ITS
cars Oats liberal at 1870 cars Corn
declining at 100 Minnesota sends re-
ports Of oats running 40 bushels. Sioux
City reports rains.-Wid.
Chicago.-Lecount reports heavy
| wheat losses In South Dakota, but says
| state raise more than last year. The
| July | report gave South Dakota 40
100000 wheat against 90 last year,
| Wagner to s. & G.
Chicago.-No cash corn sales yet
but looks 1c to &c lower, oats I'M
changed
Chicago. -Mansfield out with report
| on Illinois corn that looks friendly.
| Rain urgently needed. Mansfield said
he saw much corn that is so late that
| there is scarcely any chance Of II
| maturing before killing frost.-Wild to
S. & G.
Raining Mt Waterloo, Ia, and West
Point Neb
Chicago. DESPITE claims OF dry
weather downstate and apprehension OF
| damage therA has been a noticeable
| lack OF outside buying. pit sentiment
| bearFsh, trade light and market easily
| influenced, rally due to short covering.
| T. w. w. & Co to S. & G.
| Chicago. Bennett & Co, Emporia,
| Kas.. office wires we bought 100. 600
wheat over night all direct from the
! country, never saw country sell like
they are now, the car situation is much
| easier and | look for double present
movement by first OF week.
Chicago Some buying Of corn on one
or two reports OF too dry weather
Rock Island thinks corn being affected
| private forecAsters here say no promise
Of Immediate relief beyond light loca
showers.--Wild TO s. & G.
Minneapolis. --The weather could moi
be better for maturing OF tl~' crops
crop Of ali Rs6ins and hay is being har,
vested. wheat yield win be reduced
some by black rust, but the total prom.
Ises to be twice az large as last year
Corn, oats and barly immense,-C. c
a Co. TO McFall.
Chicago. Following from Seattle
Wash, July 30 Lot OF ManchuraI
Germ and wheat coming here. Portland
flour mills and Albers Bros, runnnl
their mills almost altogether on II. Tn,
corn grades No. yellow, unsterillzet
and Nos. and yellow steriized.
Grain Forecast, Fair tonight ant
| Saturday, somewhat cooler eXcep
warmer In Dakotas,
Chicago. Is certainly a veal
sister. There are selling orders con
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MEMPHIS MARKETS
Produce.

ASNuSOs
Eggs-Candled, 44@4sc; current re-
ceipts loss off, 40@41c.
5000 country butter, 3043Sc.
Cheese--Cream prints 29q31c.
Poultry--Ducka, 25@27c; hens, alive,
26G29c: dressed, 32@35ci ROSTERS, l6Q
lie; broilers. pounds, 3O44Oc; geese
20G22c
Vegetables.
:, Beans.Navy. per h.. sac; Lima, per
PeasEcaiiforn.a black-ey per h..
Sc.
Potatoes--Cwt,. all varieties, s4.25@
0Onions--sacked, 100 lbs. S2.s094o0.
Cabbage-Crate, cwt, $400n4 90.
Lettuce--Northern, crate. s2,25.
Celery--Michigan, bunch, $l.0O.
Tomatoes--Bushel, 75cA 1.60
Peppers--Basket, 40@b0c.
Snaps--Bushel, N.b0@2.o0.
Provisions.
Dry Salt Meats--Regular, 1sG1sc; ex-
sugar-Cured Meats--standard hams
Bacon-Fancy selected. 51@s4c; Sec
Lard~-Pure hog lard, 2l@22hc; best
compound, ID, 191s 42oc,
Grain and Feedstuffs.
Merchants Exchange Quotations
oats-White, dray lots, $1.oO; mixed
chops-Per ton, less than car lots,
500.
Corn-Saoked. in dray load lots, No.
/ white, S1.S5; No 2 mixed, $3.50.
Mill Feeds--Dray load lots, tom bran,
$50 90; shorts, $4,000.
Hay-Timothy, less than car lots, No.
q n. nlf nhntNh
$50 90; No. I. $33 100; No. 2, $500. 4,
Fruits.
Lemons--Per box. s5.oo@5.5o; import
ed, $5.Oo@5.bo. ~
oranges-California, s5.c0975o.
/Bananas---Pound, sh@sc.
Apples-Cooking, hamper, s1.5092,5oi
Peaches-Crate, sixes Elbertas. $3.50
Observation-Disclosures, s5.oo@6oo.
Dried Fruit-Evaporate apples, 1Sa
1sc; peaches, 24h@25c; prunes' h.
ho Pineappi Sprlcess n0 erate ssoo@s5o
Can,aloupes---California, crate, 5000
$50; Mississippi, basket, $1.00@$l.25
Homegrown, bu.. $3.50@4.00.
Watermelons--Cwt., 40-lb, average
s2.5002.75; 25-lb. average. $1.5Oq2.oo'
Groceries.
FTour-BarreI 24-pound sacks, $3.50
| 014.75; self-rising, $13.95@14.75.
Meal-Cream, 100-lb. sacks, $4.05; so
Id. sacks. $40; 25-lb sacks, $425; TO-
lib sacks, $40.
Coffee-Arbuckle' roasted, case
Memphis basis, soc; roasted, bulk
per h.: ordinary, 21@22c: medium, 24C
| @27c; highest grade, S7@46c.
! Sugar-Standard, best granulatet
cane. domestic, 24hc; foreign. 24c
clarified, 21c.
Hides and Furs.
Hides--No. green, sailed. 14@15c
partly cured, 11@14c: green, 12@13c
damaged culls, half price: dry flint, 22d
2Sc; dry sailed, 2o@2lc; No. 2 grades
No. i horse hides, $5oO95.50 No.
horse hides, $4.oo@44o; CLUES and ponies
sheepskins, 5oc@$1.Oo: shearings, 20,
Oslo goat skins, 15@6Oc; dry culls
Taliow-No. 1, s@sc No. 2. 6 @7c
beeswax, 34@35c; ginseng, $S.50@s50.
| Wool--Clear unwashed, 20@25c; burn
unwashed. 10415c; tub washed, $50
45c; bury, washed 20@soc,
Cottonseed Products.
merchants Exchange Quotations.)
Crude oil, basis prime, f.. 0. b. mills
| &c; hulls, loose, carlots, $12.50@13.00
meal, per cent, ton. $5S.00659,00.
|
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue of the terms OF
certain trust deed of date January
10, 1919, executed by Willis c. Jones,
single, and Carrie E. Jones, SINGLE
recorded in Book 500. Page As, in the
Registers Office of Shelby County, Ten
nessee, and made to secure to Column
bia Mortgage & Trust Company the
payment of $4,000, evidenced by one
mote Of da5e sad note no. bsarns I'M
terest from its date at the rate Of 5h
per cent per annum, payable semian-
nually on the 18th days of January
and July Of each year, the interest on
said note prior to maturity being evil
denced by coupons attached to said
note default having been made in the
payment when due or said interest ceu-
pom due July 10, 1890, and same re-
naming still unpaid, and the holder
and owner of the indebtedness secured
by said trust deed having exercised the
option given to 1t in said trust deed,
and all of the Indebtedness secured by
said trust deed having become due and
oollectible, as provided herein, and SAID
Indebtedness remaining still unpaid, and
at the request of the holder of the in
debtedness secured by said trust deed.
the undersigned State Investment Com
SATURDAY. AUGUST %, 1920,
within legal hours, at the southwest
or Adams Avenue entrance OF the Smell
by County courthouse, in Memphis.
Tennessee, sell at public cutlery to the
highest and best bidder for cash, the
following land situated in the City of
Memphis, County of Shelby, and State
of Tennessee, to-wit:
Lot 45 and the south feet of Lot
A OF the Willodine Land Company sub
division, as shown by, plat of record in
Plat Book 5, Page 81. Of the Registers
office of Shelby County, Tennessee,
more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the east line
OF North Mcneil street 215 feet south
of Peach avenue; thence south IS feet;
thence east 1863 feet to the east line
Of the Willodine Land Company's sub
division; thence north parallel with
North Mcneil street IS feet; thence west
1867 feet to the beginning, being same
property conveyed to Willis c.. Jones
by deed in Book sos, Page 3S4, in said
Registers office.
The equity of redemption homestead
and dover in said land are waived in
said trust deed. The title of said land
is believed to be good, but the under
signed will sell and convey as trustee
only.
This July 30 1920.
STATE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
BY CHARLES L. TUCKER,
Vice President
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Stocks.

Stocks.
New York;. II. Childs, of Clark,
Childs & Co., says: I'VE may get an
other selling move Ntoday, but action
OF the market indicates to me that we
may expect sharp upturn next week"
IS. & @.
New York.--There is quite an under
current OF bullish feeling in the stock
market: Rumors OF banking syndicates
being formed to take hold at proper
time, waiting on allied Russian confer
ence and other political developments.
Many stocks are cheap on both assets
and earning prospects.-Ciark& Co.
New York. --Studebaker will not re-
port as good earnings for the SECOND
quarter, / am told. as It did three
months ago.--Richardson to Clark &
Co.
Now York.--The reserve board has
issued circular reviewing conditions
throughout the country. X confirms
in all respects all that has been re-
Gently published on the subject, and
II Is perfectly natural that with de-
Ginning business and restrictions in the
way OF bank credits that our banking
situation should become sound, just as
Gov. Harding outlined in his recent
statement. The important point is that
unsettled. business. uncertain prices
ish on stocks.-Ettelson to Clark &
Co.
New York.-Receiver appointed for
Union Land and Cattle company, which
owns 100000 acres land In Nevada and
Is engaged in wool and live stock grow
ing. Petition recites corporation owes
First National bank OF San Francisco
$500 900 and that land company has
debts totaling approximately $4,000
900.
New York.-Brokers' loans at the
present time about 100000, 000 accord
ing to Wall Street Journal estimate. A
year ago they were close to a billion,
the last year therefore, the public has
paid for billions of new securities and
has also paid off 81 200, 900, 600 of what
II owed on securities, approximately
the market value of the securities list
ed on the stock exchange Is 500 900, :
100000 Brokers loans Of $500 600 COG
means that only $40 Of 2 per cent OF
the securities are not paid for in full
Wolman to McFall.
New York.-Word from steel pro-
ducing centers indicates that unless fuel
and car supply are increased many
plants will be forced to close. The
steel producers are having serious times
| in their effort to keep production up to
demand. Reports are current OF heavy
cancellations in the truck industry. .Au-
| tomohile dealers are said to have been
hard hit by the failure OF transporta-
! TONI & B.
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covering as there was nothing in the
news to Justify any outside or Rggres.
Sive support OF the market
Later the selling pressure increased
in response to more beRrish crop ad-
vices and the list dropped to lowest
2s.sic, which was II TO 80 points down
from last night, followed by rallies OF
10 TO 10 points on covering.
Futures closed barely steady at de-
cline of 20 to So points.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. July 3O.-After an open
ing decline Of ) to . points in the price
OF cotton today there was renewal
Of demand for October which carried II
up 70 az. 25c. or 10 points over the pre-
vIouH close, while late months continued
on level about I TO . points net low
sr. Rather active selling Of the late
positions was induced by poor cables,
fine weather over the belt, weaker ex-
change and further bearish private con-
dition reports.
Prices during the forenoon advanced
1 to points over the previous night,
October reaching 2.30e, December
81 Csc and January 3oSic, VNalnly on
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MISCELLANEOUS

KANSAS CITY. July S0.-Butter, I'M
changed.
Hens 1c higher. 27@SOc; springs &c
Eggs, firsts, 45c; seconds Ssc: 1c
Potatoes 5Q15c lower. $2Oo@2.25.
.
CHICAGO July 30.-Butter, weak;
creamery, 43653c.
Eggs: Unsettled; receipts, S,606 cases;
firsts, 43h G45c; ordinary flrsts' 4o9
43%c; storage packed extras, 47@47hc /;
storage packed firsts, 46h@47c.
Poultry alive, unchanged.
NEW YORK, July S0.--Butter, weak;
Eggs, irregular; fresh gathered firsts
Cheese. steady; 25Q2shc. Live poul-
try, steady to firm, unchanged Dressed
Irregular; broilers, 5f@5Sc; turkeys,
56@62c.
ST. Louis. July 30.--Poultry, springs
S5c; others unchanged. Butter and eggs
unchanged.
SAVANNAH. Ga. July So,--Turpen-
tine firm; $1.51; sales, 400; receipts, 257;
| shipments, 1854; stock, $l3,075.
Rosin firm sales, 65S; receipts SOC
! shipments. alas; stock, SS,254. Quote:
! h, $t1 05d11. 40; D, e, $13,25; F, G, H, J.
X, NJ, N, Wg, $13.25Q13.4O; WV, $lS.2S
| @13,45.
| CHICAGO, July SO.-Swift & Co.
closed 107A.
NEW YORK. July 30.-Copper steady
electrolytic, spot and third quarter, 10
Iron firm and unchanged. Tin steady
| spot, 1850; August September, 1925
anthony, 750 Lead steady $50. Zinc
steady; East ST. Louis, 7.700S.00. Al
London: Copper spot, G92, Is, Cd; flu
| lures, STA 12s, cd; electrolytic spot
G110 futures, G116; tin spot, e26S, Is
| Cd futures, G273, Is Cd; lead spot, &37
| Is; futures, G37. los; zinc spot, G4l
| 5s; futures, G42 15s.
NEW YORK, July SO.-Coffee rio
1913; futures steady; Sept. $10,l5; Dec
$10.44.
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INFANT FALLS FROM
SECOND STORY; LAUGHS

CONCORDIA, Kas,. July 80. (By In
tCrnational News Service. )--Aihert Lee,
s-months' old baby boy OF this place.
bids fair TO become tumbiing star
when he grows up"
Losing his balance, the tot plunged
ents home here the other day, bounc-
cd of the porch and was giving vent
to vigorous COOS when found BY his
mother
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MONEY.

NEW YORK, July 3o,--Mercantile
paper. S. Exchange weak. Sterling 60
day bills. 3 66N commercial 6o-day bills
on banks. 1861 commercial 60-day
bills. 3.657s demand 3.TOA; cables,
37lL Francs demand 7b7: cables,
75a. Belgian francs, demand sll;
cables, Sl3. guilders, demand. 1870,
cables. 1880, Lire demand, 527: cables
S 20. Marks demand, 2.3o; cables. 2.52
New York exchange on Montreal, llA
per cent discount Government bonds,
steady. railroad bonds, irregular. Time
loans, strong; 50 and 30 days and 6
months, So