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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
lmpudent
ReplyFrOm the
Commission

Apart from these rather trivial personalities the of
commission IS largely concerned with highly technical explanations
TO demonstrate why nothing OF Importance has
pshe by the obctors reproached for
their ignorance OF law and the decisions the
commission The answer of plea and
avoidance.
Now IS always easy find stumbling blocks the path
YOU looking for nothing else There plenty OF
excuses Tor eoca naction neglect but public Judges bv
results and asks What railroad commission
accomplished This body has been existence thirty
years and there absolutely nothing the results to show
for the very large OF money We submit that
personal attack citizens who have exercised right of
criticism comes with bad from the commission
II the have
they might better confess judgment If to imply
they poweress accomplish anything while the bopes
Tor them would be resign Office They never
would be missed
HE Downtown association active useful oreanza-
ton designed for beement commercial and industrial
conditions the leading business quarter OF San francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24

ME finding OF so much opium on the
liner Siberia and the skill exhibited IN
hiding it reminds me OF the times III
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24

ME state railroad commission well advised to adopt n
sneering reply the a.
ference and coming from holders taunt that some
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24

ME really important accomplishment of the Los Angeles
aviation lay the altitude of 400 feet attained by
NJ Pauhan his aeroplane Hitherto, for the part
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24

mind that needs relief IN obstreperous utter
ance. He takes it out of the 'muckrakers' and
sneers at the dear people" Those who object
to him and his methods "demagogues.
All this sort of thing is very easy and
obvious 1t is an unfortunate coincidence
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24

Ways and means and policies directed to
these ends are thrashed out in the light of
general discussion and with an open mind.
Suggestions and advice from all quarters for
the general good of the city are invited.
The association is. in fact. thoroughly
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
Downtown
Merchants in
Consultation
tolerant and broad

tolerant and broad minded institution
30 much be said explanation invitation given
by the association asking all parties take part in
luncheon to be held the St Francis hotel Wednesday which
VIII be made the for public discussion insurance
rates IN the business quarter and the proposed street railway
franchise for Stockton
The matter OF fire insurance downtown quarter
has already been made the subject of consideration in these
columns In view of the character in the rebuilt
city if insurance should be normal
but the whole matter will be tashed from points view
the proposed gathering which should something like an
cid fashioned town meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24

flight OF machines heavier than air did not
mount above certain comparatively low alti-
tudes That is to say, the machines were
always in easy reach Of artillery on the
ground.
In its present stage of evolution the
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24

G ECRETARY BALLINGER is manesty in towering rage.
His address delivered before deensccss Good Government
- club Williams college evidence OF unhappy Of
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24

The annual meeting of the Tamalpais
chapter. Daughters OF the American
Revolution. was held Saturday after
noon of last week The following on
GERS We're elected. Regent, Miss Flor
ence Marion Nutting: vice regent Miss
Ethel Cooper: secretary. Miss Laura
Sawyer: treasurer. Miss Carmel Ostrom:
registrar. Miss Edith Jones; historian,
Miss Constance Jordan
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
White House Callers

The members OF the Cabinet
Senator Burrows OF Michigan.
Burton of Ohio.
Representative Foster OF Vermont.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
THREE LIVES LOST
IN BURNING HOTEL,
Twelve Others Injured In=SBD00
Fire AZ FoGneA
Texas.

DALLAS. Tex. Eeb. z5.-gfre-sE Fcr-
ney. Tex. twenty miles east of Dallas,
burned 20 death three white nae1. In
tured a dozen other guests IN a. hotel,
and destroyed S15.000 worth Of properly,
The lead are n. E Powell a farmer q
Kemp. Tex: Roy Farmer a merchant
OF FOrney. and A r. Earnest, a real es-
tate dealer OF Fort Worth, Tex.
The seriously injured are ]. Frazer, o.
Dallas, leg broken in jumping from a
window: r. Bagley, A II. Bagley. L z
Bagley. and Clement Bagley, Of Forney,
Tex, badly cut and bruised. also in
jumping from a window, and @. Cooper
Of Forney, feet injured. About a dozen
other persons We're slightly injured
The fire started in the City Hotel. and
the entire lower floor was soon IN
flames, cutting or the stairways leading
20 the upper floor A high north wind
was blowing In addition 10 he de-
stTUction OF the City Hotel the FsrmeFs
National Bank, the Odd Fellows build
ing the Gilkey building, and the Ely
building We're damaged. and nearly 81
dozen mercantile Establishments occu-
pyilg them suffered loss.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
GAS SECURITIES WERE STRONGER
GOSSIP ON SITUATION.
BONDS STEADY.

Features OF the local market were the
gradual strengthening OF Gas securities,
the passing Of a session without a re-
corded transaction in bank stocks ard
a better tone in Railway. preferred.
Gas as were hrmer. in that the lid
price was raised 10 1885 without bring
ing any offerings under 1OS. The fir
sale Of the stock was at I'm. marking
the almost complete recovery Of the loss
sustained on Thursday. From there the
stock dropped 70 I5z and closed with
the last sale at 7liz. Any particular
activity in this stock from now on Will
be watched with considerable interest
The large holdings OF the insurgents"
sle not likely 10 be pesSeuCd, as 10 is
understood that they are strongly held.
heavily marSined. or owned outright.
II is more than likely thar they will
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

be added to, the more especially as
money IS very cheap in New York and
there is also a possibility that the in
siders may develop longing 10 in
crease their own hofdings-none too
strong, IN the event Of a fight FOR con-
troll.
Railway preferred sold sparingly at
So and a lsttle Traction al 133.
BONDS.
There was a fair trade in bonds at
lis for Traction SIS and 1915 10 1913
for Potomac Electric Consolidated SIS
Bid ana asked prices on bank stocks
showed 10 particular change, but all
issues were well held. There was no
lack OF strength-nominally The gos-
sip Of the Street grows interesting. en-
tertaining. but impractical But az
that some Of the dreams are not with
out the pale OF possibilities and the sit
uation viii be watched with interest
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
Wholesale ProdSce Prices
Eggs. cheess. 80 Butter.


The prices given below On poultry are far
wholesale lots only. Jobbers' lots are from
\ to cent higher. Rsoased egg. cent
higher.
cheese-New York fats, large. per ID. fs5z
AlIoi small. per h., 17a1771c-
EEEs-Nearbys per doz-, 2sc.
Butter-CreaEnerys fancy. IN tubs. ssa2Zi5c:
prints. SSc: renovated, fancy. 2si5a2sc; store
packed per H.. 2oc.
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chicksns. per ib.. &c broii-
eTs, 22a24o; hens, Isc; ROSTERS. SaiOc'
young turkeys toms. 2sa24c; hens. 25s2sc.
Dressed FouItry-Turkeys. per H.. toms. 24a
sc; hens, 2saZ7c; chickens 22az4C. hens, 1Saiecs
ducks. l5alSc; capons. Z 10. average, 2Sa26c;
small, Zza25c.
Fruit.
G7ples-Per bbL. s.. 2.o0a5 90: Florida oranges.
per box n.s5a2, Is: California oranges sZ-5oa
S-o0i tangerines, per strap. Sz.5oas.o9s gfape-
frGit. per box, S2-7oa4O0s pineapples. per crate,
sz.ooa4o %. cranberries. per bbL, s5-oooas5a
Vegetables.
Potatoes-Per bbl-. 81 -5os2.Oo; per bu- .55a7oe.
sweet potatoes Sl.5os275; cabbage, Per
cwt, SI-1si onions, per Du-, Sla35c, Hub
barc squash per bbI. Si-e5al.50; tWnips. PEI
5bl-. 75caSl IS. ruJabagas. SLJ0aI- 10 parsnlDs
per box. 5oas5c.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
les Philadelphia Labor Situation CoseyNe Price Changes r
SALES TO-DAY ON THE
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Capital Traction SIS. S5OOa115. s1.coe9il5
Potomac Electric Con. SIS, $l,DpdlOl .
81 .0JUd IOIss $2.0GIdI0l@i.
Capital Traction, 5Fil33-
Washington Railway and Elecul'
pfd., 1898. .~--.,
Washington Gas, 1d72, 2972, San%
2o,f7lSs. 25dGliR.
LanstOn. S-5dSS -
After call-WashingtOn Gas. 2ogtlPs:
Potomac Electric Consolidated 5s
81 ,000dl0l2s
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
TITLE OF ARMY DEFENDED.

Mrs Marion Smalley, head OF the
American Salvation Army in Washing
ton, VINO has just returned from New
York after giving testimony In the suit
Of the Salvation Army OF England 20
prevent the American organization using
a similar name, is confident Of the sue
cess OF the organization 20 which she
belongs. Mrs SmaIley said today the
SUIT was deplorablc and would cost
thousands Of dollars that might better
be dispensed i'm charity.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

Hartman & Co.-See no change ex-
cePt for the better over night. Union
being eN-dividend on Tuesday next and
a good biE dividend at that looks cheap
and great deal OF the trading in it
is on that basis We still hold that
Union Pacific. Steel and Reading will
be the next leaders IN this market and
while II viii be well TO go slowly and
feel one's way temporarily, the market
is a safe purchase in those issues On
any receesiOnS.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

". 3. IIibbs & CO-According TO gos-
sip noted in certain well-informed quar-
ters there is an expectation that Louis
vile and Nashville stock may cross the
lG0 mark on the present rise. Inasmuca
rs the parent company requires funds
IL is highly probable that rights or a
dividend at a higher rate may be in
contemplation.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

+. r. Hutton & Co.-SteeI construction
orders reported as being placed. Presi-
dent Willard does not expect strike
on the Baltimore and Ohio lines. Dry
goods retailers buying steadily. but
with discrimination. Argument in Gov
ernmcnt suit against so-called anthra-
cite Coal trust concluded in the United
states circuit court IN Philadelphia yes
terday.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
PRICES TO-DAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

foundations furnished by W p. HIbbs q
Co. bankers and brokers. Hibbs Building
members New York Stock Exchange. wash
a.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25

a. G. Plant & Co.-The Rock Island
has appropriated $4,O00,OOo for recon-
strUctiOn and shortening the line be-
tween St. Louis and Kansas City.
The Washington times., 1910-02-25
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

Canadian Pacific earnings for the third
week in February increased S25S.O10; Mis-
souri, Pacific increased 5000. Denver
and Rio Grande Increased $50, 600, Texas
Pacific increased SL6l9. Western Mary
land earnings for December showed a
total operating revenue increase OF 81
92l. Net revenue decrease, S14, ,SsA.
Operating income decrease SI5.SG4
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-07
Dun's Report of Bank Clearings

Bsh s1Asns- for s H.a Of Js while making s comparison With the
IN
les.
liz leading
f
Springfield WoGasaaE New Rsdd Hal
P1sss KArra and New H~EsA In ns Made AAA.s s.a exchanges
n
sa sw miner P-H The tgs.a . as' FAaasPhA FH-s1 se4n
tbs osutl saao1y active suAns=
BIRMINGHAM
On~nAa Ohsr tnPSr~n
eraa RAaA hSwS'r es oSea gains Every city Hpon the Far
ys.u al \ - "a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-07

GAIILE-keceIptE OF cattle were nknt
again this moIRIng, only LA cars beng re-
ported IN. 1bls makes the total Tor the
Two days $500 head as against S,3De head Tor
Gays year ago From this II VIII be noted
that receipts SO Tar this week have been
extremely light. As was the case yester-
DAY, the market Was a little slow 10 open,
sellers, as a rule. asking for good sun
advance, owing 10 the light receipts, while
buyers were backward about putting On.
Stockers and feeders were The trst 70
change hands, the demand for that kind OF
cattle being very good in the face OF nght
receipts. The prices paid were fuIly strong
as compared with yesterday and every
thing in sight was cleaned UP In very
shura zinls -after. thE market opened
Buyers Of tat cattle proved 20 be EtfS
beng stronger as anticipated, the market
on beef steers proved TO be 10qlbc lower
than yesterday. This means that the ad-
vance Of yesterday was iost cattle sell
ing in about the same notches as at the
close of last week. The same cattle thai
lrouRht 81 Is yesterday sold at g 10 today.
Cows and heiferE commanded about STEADY
prices, the supply beng only moderate
with the demand good. Practically every
thing in sight changed hands in good sea
son in the morning.
Quotations on cattle: Good 70 ehoics
eornfed steers, S7.506pS.25, fam TO good corn
! fed steers, S6.5007.50; common to fair corn
\ fed steers, $5.58d6.be; good to choice cows
and heifers, S5.O0d6.15 fair to good COWS
and heifers So B0qb.OO; common TO fair cowi
and helfers S2.eOd2.90; good TO choice stock.
ers and feeders s425qb. rs; fam 10 good
( stockers and feeders. 8. ISa4.zoi common
I TO fair s1ockers and feeders, kS!OOp 20
\ stock heifers, SS25@4.O0; veal calves, ts.S0@
/ s75; bulls, stays, etc, SS-25q5!O0
! Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-07

SHEEP-A few selected strings Of sheep
and lambs sold al QuOtahly strong figures
al the opening Of the market this morning
but demand was neither broad nor active
and some little time elapsed before trading
started in earnest
supplies were normal consisting largely
OF Erassers, and feeder sort was relatively
small Native spring lambs sold as high
as 0.&, but grass Epringers are not quot
able over 3. n ~ most. Good grass wethers
went al A.m and grass ewes commanded
A-2b. Generally speaking. yesterdays ad-
vance was fully sustained on all classes Of
stock, bulk OF sales appearing steady. The
slow tone 20 trade was generally ascribed
TO heavy receipts and lover trend TO values
In the east
There WAS not very much activity in
feener circles owing to limited offerings
and the Delay caused IN shaping up the
Etutt Tor sale. Two or three loads Of the
same kind OF feeder lambs that moved al
We yesterday were received, but thin
sheep were in very light supply. Inquiry
from yard traders and country buyers was
fairly active and sales in most cases car
RED figures little different from recent
prices
Quotations on grass stock: Choice spring
lambs, G.2sG7.7b; fair TO good spring lambs,
Se-5Oe1l.2S; good TO choice yearlinEs, S. l5d
| $50; fair TO good yearlinEs a. S5qb Is; good
TO choice wethers, tA25d4 90: fair 10 good
wethsrs, S90u4-2b; god TO choice ewes,
tS@1N-B; fair to good ewes, SS.5OQ4.Oo.
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-07
81. Louis 1--we stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, July 6-CATTLE-Reosipts
500 head, including 1900 Texans; market
strong 10 i9e higher. Native shipping and
export steers, S-25q8.50; dressed beef and
butcher steers, Ss.l0aI62bi steers under 1000
pounds, s7bu7.DO; stOckers and feeders,
~ 2b0t5, rs; COWS and heafers, 81 69Ql rs
Gamers, $275d3.D0: bulls $4-20Q55B; calves,
81 6DQB.7b; Texas and Indian steers 81 500
ZOO; COWS and heifers, SS.50a5.75.
HOGS-Receipts, l,009 head, market, Zoe
higher. PIGS and lights, 81. Gls. IS: pack
ers, Ss.3GQs.4b; butchers and best heavy,
81 a0db.50.
SHEEP and LAMBE-Receipts 100
head; market, steady. Native muttons
81 OJGp4. 50; lambs, s6.75Q6.35: culls and bucks,
So 5DfDb.00; suockers S3.b0Q4OO
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
The Market Was Weak and Prices
Lower.
REPORT OF RAINS Is A HELP
HiGh Hccarda- Reached in Fast Bay
inE 81 wbesA al NoOB-COrn
RaIues Win TradInE In
wheat and Rain.
oMAHA. JuIr 3. Ia.

OMAHA. July 6. 1916
Long wheat came Out Ia buiscnes on re-
G'orted showers IN bl5tn Dakctas. Markets
we're weak ana &c ibWer al The opening.
Corn broke At the start with wheat and
lurther weakness resulted On selling OF
long corn bought yesterday On scattered
Wheat wAs weak 81 the opening and 3
lose OF fun cent was register ed the
market being caugh1 with a lack OF buying
orders Good buying started al noon and
new mgn tevels for this bull movement wah
registered
Early sellers OF corn on the break were
pest buyers later when wheat rallied
Scsttereu showers were all the map shOSeo
IoAoWed by clear and cool tempera lures.
Receipts are not showing any increase.
PRIMARY receipts we're 551.0o Du. and
shipments were $1,000 bu- against receipts
last year OF z24.009 bu. and shipments q
G7o00 bu.
Primary corn receipts were 592 go bu- and
shipments were Z5b,000 bu-- against last year
OF 4&S,00 bu- anc shipments Of $4,000 bu.
Clearances were Els,g00 bu. q corn. 7Dt
bu- OF oats and wheat and flour equal to
1&O06 bu.
Liverpool closed unchanged on wheat and
unchanged on corn.
Local range Of Optlons:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-07

KANSAS CITY, July 6.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 7sOO head; including 1900 southerns;
market steady to strong. Seutherns,
strong 10 10c higher. Dressed beef ana
export steers S-1b0B2b; fair to good, S4.75
dzO05 western steers, EO0q7.bo; stockers
and feeders, s. 25qb-65; southern steers,
50 75Qqg5, southern cows, S2-50Gl5-Oo; native
COWS, 81 759D5.7 rs; native heifers, 81 7bQ7. 90,
bulls SS.25d5 90; calves, $4.O0dS.O0.
I5OGS-Receipts, 300 head; market 10c
butchers, Ss.06@S.SO; light, S9.20ds.Sb; pigs.
81. O8pBB0
SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts, 4.5De head
market Zoe 70 15c higher. Lambs, E7Gsa
S2J; yearlings, S5.OOd600; wethers, S42Stq
500; ewes, SA.25d475; stoclxers and feeders.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-07
WESTERNS.
WYOMING

HOGS-EoE prices scored further ad-
vance this morning on another light run.
ever, and trade more or less erratic. Light
and mixed grades sold ~ figures bulOc
higher than those Of yesterday and tops
showed an advance Of lie, two or three
loads Of selected lights bringing the high
price. Heavies were atill unpopular with
al glasses o. buyers. and while - 70 no
IN several instances. extra ana rough
hearies were almost unstable ~ prices
little. II any higher. t6.B purchasing good
lard hogA-
grades and packers Groves were equally
small. Three puTehasea. k.GgreGatlnG lo0o
head, cost about G-N A large share o. re-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-07
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day On VariOus
COmnodftfea-

NEW YORK, July 6.-FDOUR-Steady
and somewhat 90 more active; Kansas
70 good $4l5QA4e; choice to fancy sL&q
CoRNMEAL-F1rm;' fine white and yell
low, u 40al.N; coarse, $l.35ft1 40; kiln dried,
Wf4EAT-Firm No. 2 red, s1Og1. c l. E..
10 arrive elevator; No. ! northern, s1.N7k,
I. o. b., TO arrive. Options declined during
lhe morning under selling reports of
showers in the northwest, but rallied in the
afternoon s15s "a the Bug decFsase ip world
elSSss }, 1900 les. SssPtesnss5 elossa 81 @
elevator domestic TO arrive; export No. a.
zoe, e. O. b., 10 arrive. Option market was
without transactions closing rachHnged 10
&C net lower. July closed Csc, September
lVAc, December closed 67% C. Receipts 30 ag5
bushels; shipments 3,3O0 bushels
OATS-Spot market quiet; mixed, 2GdS5
pounds, nominal; natural white. 26Q3z
pounds, 47a4slEc Receipts, 72,iT5 bushels s
Shipments, ST. bushels.
HAY1Firnn; fine: 8 sOal 2s54; No. 2. il.gzs4
G1- 10; No 3. 7ik7bS1. 00if l--'
HIDEs-Easy; Central America, &c; b.
LEATHER-Easy heTlook rlrsts, 25a
&c; seconds ss. 22q24e; thirds, 1sq22c; re-
( PROVISIONS Pork steady; mess s25 Ooa
z5b0 family, ~. 0ou26.50; short clears S24 Eo
family, Sls5OgS0.OO; beef hams. y24 O0a26 20
Cut meats, steady; picked bellies. 10 10 Il
IDS, sIl-0OglS50; picked hams, S16.00@l650
Lard, easier middle west prime Sl2Os6
l2.l5; refined. quiet; continent, s122
south America, aSSs compound, 50 Esq
TALLoW--steady; prime city hhds, Csc
country, 81 d6tSc.
RlcE-sieady; domestic, 21f@6c; Patna,
] 53s6Dbc. 3.
BUTTER-steady; state dairy, finest, "a.
/ csc, state dairy. common 10 prime. 23Ts7c,
process. second TO special 221ad25lfc
| CHh.Es STEADY; state, whole milk, spe-
| Gals, 1511Qlbcs state. fancy white, ia G.
state, fancy colored, -1sc: state. average
prime, l434qlstRc; state, fair TO good 13Q
L lac; state, common, 10n12c; skins fun L
specials. 21k@1Z14e.
BGGs-Steady; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby hennerl white, 246l27c; state Penn
sylvania and nearby gathered white ga
&c state, Pennsslvanla and nearby hen.
1 merry, brown, 236I25c; state, Pennsylvs MI
and nearby gathered brown, 2l@2Sc; fresf
gathered extra first, 10000; fresh gathered
! extra first, 17a1Sc
Fo1LTRf.AhEe, easy; western broilers
&c fowls, Ice; turkeys, 10Silac Dressed
easier; western broilers 2SdI5e: fowisY M
4 lac turkeys l5aaRc- - --'-7-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-07
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. July s.-MONEY-Steady'
g5t6I25S per cent: closing bid, pa per cent;
offered at "a per cent Time loans, Urn !
y& per cent; six months, 4sq5 per cent,
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-s[d5
per cent.
eovery with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 S36Od14 $3.50 for 60-oay bills and al
81 $500 for demand. Commercial bills, A-SS9
4S21z.
BONDS Government steady; railroad
bonds steady.
Closing quotations On bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-07
stock in sight.


NEW YORK July 6-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market was firmer on tie spot;
fancy - quoted at 1OMa1lh; choice. siL6r9c;
prime, 7dI4, common 20 fair, 6q6%c
DRIED FRUITS-PruneE are firm on the
decreasing stocks; quotations range from
BQlS5kc for CALIFORNIA; Up 10 BO-40s and 41SQ
B5Se Tor Oregons AprlcOts are firm with
q quiet domestic trade, but fairly active
export demand; choice, s1zQlDlkc; extra
choice 1OlkQil fancy. 103sd1zizc Peaches
are quiet and steady; choice, 51zGp67sc; eX-
ira choice, 79719c; fancy, 7k@71Ec. Raisins
are dull but steady loose muscatels are
quoted al S7bgL5Ae; choice 10 fancy seeded,
* q6asei Eeedless. gslQfA9e; London layers,
sl-2B@l25.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-07

BOSTON, July 6.-WOOL,-In the absence
Of any demand fer old wool interest in
The local market Is oentering more and
more IN the new clip nov being shorn.
Growers are Etin demanding prices which
eastern dealers oonsldrr excessive, yet q
fair sale OF Arizona 10 reported.
Ths only importance locally has been a
lev hundred pounds Of fine unWAshsd Ohio
al nc, which iE said 20 represent a heavy
loss. There ~ q good aem9no TOT New
Zealand cr0ssbrede, but pulled wool IL dull
ST LOUIS, July E.-WOOL-Stsady; ter
rit0ry and western mediums, 16pZ254e fine
mediums. l69l7e; fine, I2Ql4c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-07

Cash quotations. We're as follows:
FLOph-ste&dy; winter patents $500
Az winter Etraighrs, t4.SQ4s0. spring
gtraightS 81 60q'4 10; bakers, 81 s8q5.se
RNE-No 2 75q7Se.
RARLRG=,5Ees4sc " mixing, 5oaeOc; fair TO
eEEDs-Fssx. "a southwestern. s9.0s;
No. ] n0rt1sN esteTlis 81 L. Timothy, S5.9d
FROVlSIoAkS--Pork, ness per Dbl ,Sg4 70
gseoo Lard per s5 l9e los T. tlzeo short RIBS
Totsi eisaranees OF wheat and hour were
equal = l2eeR bu.- Primary receipts were
corresponding dag year ago, The world s
ristR4e suIklgs as stsnErs % Bradstreet's'
decreased AsSl.OO9 bu.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat
4 cars, corn, a6S cars; oats, 90 cars; hogs
IL O0e shoadsf 80
chieagO Cash PHiess-w heat, No. ? red.
n-S2alGi No. } red. q .0oqlo q; No. hard
N-Mh9lO2aa; No. 3 hard, HcQtl-ol; No, }
northern sIEihg NI5qall7; No. : northern
eprtngr N-lW9 Az; No, 3 spring, H.G091l 40
Corn: No 2 raSh, 6oayosso, No. cash
white, esisSElse. No ! yellow, Gs4@si& G
No yeaQN, allis aHalasG Oats: No. cash
a.Ee; No 3 N-hite, &ssqspA.e. white
SsAq4sAei STANDARD, A0,s4 4ltxc.
CHICAGO. guls a. BClsr- Easy: a. mark
cares inssaeee. r aAelaSase' firsts. lse; prims
BQrTEH-steaay; .ereAlneTiss. s4aGz7Ae;
BGGs-Reoeipts. secs cases: steady.
CHEEEB-f3rm; dGfsies. 1BltGiBAc; twins
lsqlsase yogng AmeneAs,. ls1salDe' long
PoTAToEs- Steady: choice 70 fancy,
new, eaQ70c; fair TO good new, 60Q7sr.
foCGTRE-F1Ftn; turkeys, lse; chickens
VE1L-FirI n "a 10 W-Ib. VITA sqn4e; q,
g N-lh-' VITA, sasase; " 10 uo-Ih. wa. Il
cafloa. Rsss,I1s-N-hsat 80 cars; corn. q,
SEATS. so, cars EstimAted Tomorrow
wheat cars eof1l L. cars OATS, 81 cara
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-07
Treasury Stntrment.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE condition OF
the treasury al the beginning Of business
today was as follows; Trust funds. Gold
coin, Ss6S, 036 s69: silver dollars, Aa90 734 eO0;
silver dollars Of 1890, 81 6GE 000 silver Ger.
fund, S,4lG,8E; current liabilities, SIT, GS4 =
S48; working balance in treasury offices,
81, 905, SIS; IN banks &C. credit Of treasurer Of
the United States, SIS So, 039: subsidiary Bll-
yer coin, SIS, III ,258; minor coin, Se92. Cos
total balance In general fund.- $40. sls, ~,