El Paso herald., February 24, 1912, Week-End Edition, Real Estate and Too Late To Classify, Page 11, Image 11

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Saturday, February 24, 1912
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STOCK MtiET
Those Lots iii
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The Clearing House Reserve
Shows Decrease of
' $6,501,600.
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New Tark. N. Y., Feb. 24 The stock
market closed steady today. After an
ra opening, substantial recoveries
wore made. Union Pacific selling
boe esterday's best. Bnatneefwas
light, however, and probably repre
srnted short covering, rather than
a tual commitments. Prices shaded in
ih- final dealings.
The statement of clearing house
banks for the week (five days. shows
thnt the banks Jiold $29,S73,370 reserve
in excess of the legal requirements.
J his is a decrease of IC601.M0 In tn
proportionate cash reserve as com
pared with the last.
OEK LISTED
STOCKS
If you are contemplating a change in your store front or going to put in a new
one, get our figures and specifications first. We can show you something differ
ent and at the same time save you money, as our facilities for handling this class of
work enafcle us to give you the best class of work at lower prices than yquxan ob
tain elsewhere.
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Amalgamated .... MV&
American Sugar '- . 11
Mchison . 1
"ireat Northern 129
Nf Tork Central 110
Nurtheijn Pacific 11
Reading . , 16J
Southern Pacific 108
Union Pacific ,14
U 8. Steel 60
I S Steel PH 108
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"We Ship from El Paso"
Roofing
BOSTON LISTED STOCKS
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HU B
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fBy Speetal Wire to The Herald bj
L, J. Overlook. Bisbee, Ariz.)
Arizona Commercial 44
r-alumet Arbiona 60
"opper Range 54 i
Giroux 4
Greene Can&nea . 7
Helvetia t. 1
Miami - . 24
Nevada Con 19
North Butte 26
old Dominion 46 I
Shannon 10
Superior & Boston 3
Trinity 5
l" S. Smelters, common 35
Utah Con 15
XT tan Copper 56
HOT USES OFF
OR WEATHER NEWS
i .buyers
Pit-
TJHUSTED STOCKS
(By Special Wire to The Herald frota
II J. Overloek. Btsbee. Ariz.)
Get Busy In Corn
-Provisions Are
Down.
Chicago. 111.. Feb. 24. Wheat eased
off today doe to favorable weather. '
ankrupt Sale
AH the stock, furniture and fixtures of the bankrupt estate of Harry
Bullard, watch maker and jeweler, will be sold at public auction at
2 o'clock p. m. on Monday. February 26, 1912, at No. 225 1-2
San Antonio Street, El Paso, Texas.
J. H. McCLINTOCK
Our-prices and our advertising have sold many lots, the prices being below the
present actual value, and the advertising being the plain unvarnished truth. The
lots have been sold to business men looking for a good investment, to salaried men
looking for means of saving and investment and to home builders looking for
an ideal location for their home They realize they are getting lots for less than
they are really worth now and if we can get YOU to look at these lots, to
consider the location, surroundings and general desirability for building purposes
or investment, we can sell you. The terms will let any one in.
a Month
LET US SHOW YOU IN Ol$R AUTOS.
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10.00 Down;
$5.00
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ewman Investment Co.
104 SAN ANTONIO ST.
Opening prices were unchanged to He
down. Kay started at $1.00i to
J 1.00 X. unchanged to c lower, and
Cactus 15
Chino Copper Co 25
Chemung ...'. 5i i sagged to $1.00 to $1.00.
S1 525L ?!.. : Prospect of continued
Goldxleld Con 44 ) weather formed a decided buying in
Inspiration Copper 18!
Majestic Copper of Utah 4 J
New Keystone 2
Ohio Copper 114
Rav Central . . 2
Ray Consolidated ....,-. 17"
San Antonio, part paid Asked.. 4
Shattnck 17T4
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
516 American Bank Bldg.
El Paso, Texas.
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Rfs ,irkte nf hA?a jfrsreri tlflwn
Tonopah "Mt J provisions. Initial transactions var-
Summlt 8 i led from 5c decline to a shade ad-
j vance. with May $15.10 for pork;
X TTOW1V i7.v-!s ivi wr To.v .. . ..
unsettled
fin amma In thA wtn nit Mow niutniu t
unchanged to c off at 63 to 6S, $6.00?6.2;
aua Ltatrii rww iw ootH" t $4 55 m&
There was pot much pressure to sell ; Sheepll-Rects. none; market steady,
oats. May started a ISth lower to ai buttons. $3.2504.85. lambs. J5.25
like amount up at 52 to 62fcc and S05. fed wethers and yearlings. S4.00
ascended to 2. . 6 5.50. fed ewes. S? 75 4.08.
lights, $5.5096.05: pigs.
ton closed quiet. 5 points lower. "Mid
dling uplands, $10.40. middling gulf.
$10.65. Sales. 110 bales.
XA5TT PHOPI.B SBB
FATM, TO DEATH FROM WIXDOW
Trinidad, Colo., Feb. 24. Scores of '
pedestrians this morning saw Mrs. i
Frank Lewis. 45 years old, fall from ,
rise second story window of the J
Lebartbe Institute to the psniMBt be-
low. Her skull was fracture and neck I
broken, death ensuing instantly. She
is .believed to have been seised with
an epileptic fit.
LIVESTOCK
Grain anu Provisions.
Chicago Grain. Cloe.
Chicago Livestock. Clone. j
Chicago. Ills.. Feb. 24. Cattle Re- ! riiMf-
ceipts 300: market slow, steady.. Mar N $ 1 00U
CAXI. ISSUED FOR BASK
STATKMEXTS BV COXTROLBR
Washington. D. C, Feb. 24. The
rontroler of the treasury today Issued
a call for reports on the con-3'ti.n of
national banks on Febracry ro
Knnn City Ureitock. Close.
Kansas City, Xa. Feb. 24. Cattle-rr
Reets. 200, including 10- southerns,
market steady. Native steers. $5.25
8.00. southern steers, $5.60(H.25;
southern cows and heifers, $3.00 5.00:
native cows and heifers, $S.00$.75:
stockers and feeders, $4.256.50; bull,
$3.755.40; calves, $4 00 7.25, west
ern steers, $4.7507.20; western cows,
$3.005.00.
Hogs Rects. 4500. market 10c low
er, bulk of sales. $5.$56.20. heavy,
$6.1006.20, packers and butchers.
ueeves, 4.&uo?s.u; Texas steers, .o Jnlv
5.75; western steers, $4.9007.00: stock- , por
i ers and feeders. $3.90.25; cows and, May .
nejxers, j2.iosirb.au. calves. $a.O0.;. July -
Hogs Rects. 23.000. market dull, Oats
mostly 10c lower. Light, $&.Ste.15: u.-
mixed. $S.90C.2: heavrr SS.fSjiB: ! Juii- "
rough. $5.956.05: pigs, $4-254 90:J ""'
bulk of sales. $6.0596.20. , Chicago Provisions.
nnecp xvvci.e. in; mirRei sceaa. i i'orK
Native. $2.30f4.sv: western. sz.Tsfp
4 85, earllngs. $4.0.75; lambs, na
tive, $4.40O0; western. $4.757.10.
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COTTON
Veir York rattan.
New Tork, X. V.. Feb. 24. Spot cot-
Close.
Mar S15.15
Lard
Mar - .$ 9,W
Ribs
May $ 8.50
MONEY AND. METALS
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00D NIGHT
SHIRTS MADE OF GOOD QUALITY CAMBRIC ALSO SPLENDID
QUALITY FLANNELETTE NIGHT SHIRTS FULL
FASHIONED GARMENT A BIG SPECIAL TONIGHT
FROM SEVEN TO NINE
40c
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Showing of Spring
Clothing
Clonlncr Quotation Today.
New Tork. X. T.. Feb. 24j-Call
morey, 2 peioeac- - - ,
Bar sllreiy.'Wte. -,. ,..,..
J'rime mercantile paper. S4
percent.
, Desilverized lead (Xew 3JexIco)
, $4 004.1L - ,
( Copper. S14.m.H..
I Tin. $42.90943.10.
, Spelter (St. Louis quotation) $6.60.
lead, $4.00. "
Mexican dollars. 47.
j Current Smelter Quotations.
(Bl Paso Smelter.)
i Bar silver 58
j Copper (wire bars) 14.075
i Copper Cathode (cts. per lb.) 13.95
Lead (X. Y. sales prices) S4.M
I Lead (London) 15, slff. d3
"Weekly Averages.
Douglas Smelter Ouutations.)
Silver !... .-v 62.05
Copper (wire ba-s 14.00
I Fresh buttermilk. El Paso Dairy.
j Full measure ft Southwestern Fuel Co.
j Fresh buttermilk. El Paso Dairy.
Full steaaure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
Surpasses All Previous Efforts
and when youtake into consideration that I
sell only the finest in America you can come
here expecting to see something out of the
ordinary and you will not be disappointed.
Besides being absolutely the, finest clothing
it is corrrect to the smallest detail. Only the
latest styles and patterns are included and
you will find just what you are looking for.
And another important consideration when
you buy a suit here you know that it will
fit you better than you can possibly get else
where. Come in today and look over my
spring line whether you are ready to make
a purchase or not. It will do you good to
know that such clothes can be had, and. a
visit does not obligate you in any way to
make a purchase.
f GET THE 1
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HABIT: , i
GOOD NIGHT shirts tonigh
only either cambric or
fianneilette only 40
The "Rio" Habit,
and open an account'
with this Bank.
No matter how
small, it will be appre
ciated, and be given
the same special atten
tion which has been
the means of our
growth.
Over 6500 accounts.
Resources
$2,500,000.00.
4ac on Savings 4
Rio Grande
Valley Bank
Good
Laundering
Doesn't
Happen
It's the result of steady,
determined effort along
correct lines:
You get it when you
send us your bundles.
Try us.
Eiite
Laundry
4 Sanitary and '
Fireproof
412-414 S. Oregon St.
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Brevities
Train Bulletin.
Southwestern train No. S. due at 3:5
p. in., was reported to arrive at 4:15
p. m Southwestern train No. S3, due
at 7:40 p. m., will arrive at 7:40 j. m.
G. H. train No. 7, due at 6 t- -. ,ai
arrive at 9:46 p. ns. All other tsalas
are reported on time Saturday after
noon and evening.
1 !
I & Trust Company I
j H "Bank of Service" S
Phone 1 or 1001 and you'll get the
bagsagre wagon you want.
Mexlcen Herald on Sale
at Ward's Pharmacy, m El Paso.
Complete and rellabl newa ot what
happens In Mexico.
Dr. Gerber, J1S Mills Bldg.
Two Dlrorce Suits.
Frank Hill has filed suit for "
from Dora Hill In the 41st .district
court, and Winnie Porter has filed suit
for divorce from W. Ft Porter In the
34th district court
No delay in getting your bagsaga It
you phone 1 or 1001.
H. F. Wright, M. R. D. O, osteopatily
a specialty. Herald Bldg.
Drs. Schuster & Relncmnrid. Roberts-Banner
Bldg, Providence Hospital.
For honae wiring and fixtures sea
the National Telegrsphone and Supply
Company. 317 Jtllls street.
Covering nn Byesore.
Park commissioner R. A. Harris has
a force of Mexicans at work construct
ing a niftv little pile of.brlpdle racka
from Mundy Heights over tie rewaMm
of the McGlnty band stand In San Ja
cinto plaza. The rocks ape to he- cov
ered with a too dressing of morning
glories, four oolocks and other temporal
floral effects
Dr. Klein. ptiToloian. internal medi
cine, special attention jriven to tuber
culosis Office. Koberts-Banner Bldg.
Dr. Jnmlennn, genlto-urtnary, skin
and rectal diseases. SIS Mills Bldg.
Dr. J. IT. Fwcet. dentist 501-501 Rob-orts-Bann.r
Tttriir nhnn. 15A
. ' I
eiriiboys at Shoif.
T o nf-rsbn s of p.ibo had an in
"'te tn en1o. th final performance of i
the Su-nnier . i at '( n Paso the- j
The Sunset Limited
Train de Luxe
Through ihe Sunny South
leave El Paso 9:30 A. M. Thursday-Sunday.
Arrive New Orleans 7:20 P. M. Friday-Monday.
Leave New Orkaas S:0O P. M. Priday-ilond&y.
Arrive Xew York-12:12 Noon Sunday -Wedaesday.
Dining Car a la Carte Service. Observation
Car. Electric Lighted Sleepers.
BAEBER, STENOGRAPHERS, LADIES' MAID, MANICURIST.
0Q Burning Locomotives.
Excess Fare to New
Orleans $5.00
CONNECTIONS AT NEW ORLEANS WITH
Southern Pacific Steamships
for New York
Full Information Gladly Furnished at
CITY TICKET OFFICE,,
206 North Oregon St
W. C. McCormick, Cfl A. J. E. Monroe, C. P. & T; A.
tn
ysSt
ater Saturday afternoon as the guests
of the Shrlners. wo staged the mu
sical comedy hit. The matinee perform
ance was repeated by special request
The vellow baggage wagons are the
wagons that give prompt service. Phone
1 or 1W1.
Dr. It. 31. Hall iff. dantist. successor to
Drs. Paget RatlRf. 24-5-6 Caples Bldg.
Dr. Cameron. Dentist, 22S Mesa Ave.
Dr. Pcarce. osteopathic physician,
Roberts-Banner Bldg.. phone 346.
ASSAYEBS & CHEMISTS
Independent Assay Offle
D. T7. Bicxsast. EJ, ProsrieteR
f'JU'JortU Opau JuH Work
OSeeaadLxbontory:
Car. Ssa Fmdsc t CUteakM Sk
KLPASO. TEXAS.
New Jan Ambaxsndor Calls.
Washington. D. C. Feb. 24. Vis
count Chinda. the new Japanese am
bassador to Washington, made his first
call at the state department today. A
date will be vet later for the presentation-
of his credentials to president
Taft
Hare your electrical work dose by
the old reliable Texas Electrical Snpply
Cc 119 N. Stanton St. Both phones.
Dr. FrentWa. diseases of stomach and
(ntestines. Roberts-Banner Bldg.
T. W. C. A. lunch, 11 SO to 2. Women
and men weteoaw. 4th floor Caltaher Big.
Pr. A T. Still Osteopathic. Infirmary.
Br. Ira W. Collins, physician la ohief;
Dr. Amelia Burk. Dr. Grace Parker. Dr.
Paul R- Collins, consulting physicians;
201 West Missouri street.
Kacape Marriage By Going- to Jail.
Fort Morjaa, Colo.. Feb. 24. By
rushing Lawrence T. Putney, convicted
of booHegglng. to the penitentiary, the
sheriff prevented his marriage. alias
Zoe Brock asked th i-nnnti otsrir t-
a license to wed Pu'ne-v but was re-
fused te peTnit beraue It was a I
holiday. The clerk tula the sheriff of j
Custom Assay Office
CRITCHETT & FERGUSON
Amyers Chemists
MetallnrEists
AGENTS -OR ORE SHIPPERS
210 San Francisca St
Bell Phone 334 Auto Phon 1334
tiriThngn tr
..,, ladlan Metereyeles.
Allen Arms and Cycle Co
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