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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31
CIVIL SERVICE JOBS
Examination Soon to he Held Here to
Get List of Eligiblcs.

Examination Soon to He Held Here to
Get List of Eligiblcs.
Uncle Sam Is anxious to secure mas
ter mechanics for the United States
,Penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kan, and
therefore civil service examination
Will be held within the near future at
the Federal building in Richmond The
date will be announced In short
The salary for those who are en-
5ployed will be s1.5oo per year. Anil.
acants must be cable to handle men
or they will not be employed, even
IL they pass the technical examine
lions. None under TWENTY-FIVE years
OF age will be accepted Further In
formation may be obtained by COM
municating with w, II, Ham. local
secretary. at the Federal building
+ A civil service examination will be
held in the Federal building at Rich.
securing eligibles for appointment in
the Signal Service at large. Applicants
must pass an examination equal to that
OF an assistant electrician. The salary
Is $500 per year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31
,c,al to The rimes-pispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
Baltimore Nd, August 30.-That the
franchise of the Montreal baseball club
will be removed to Richmond before
the close of the present season IS the
opinion advanced by prominent East
ern League club managers, among
whom is Jack Dunn, manager OF the
Baltimore Orioles, now playing Sc
ries of games in Montreal.
This information comes to Baltimore
Tonight from the Baltimore team. ah an
Manager Dunn himself says .llae .lle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31
MIN ~ Re.ume Opcrntlons.

Especial to The Times-D ispatohl
Lynchhurg Va, August 30,-The
sLynohburg Cotton Mil, which has been
closed since late In July, will resume
operatinns again on September s, az
expected to go back to work, having
had an enforced vacation of about SIN
Ueaks rs 5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31

Eootbnit Game canccicd.

Especial TO TIC Tlnnes-D1spatcb.I
New Haven. August 30.--At the re-
quest of the Tufts manager, the foot
ball game between Yale and Tuft,
scheduled for October S on Yale field.
has been Cancelled. No explanation is
given.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31
CHARLES e. pLANEY,
AROUND THE HOTELS

of the fact that the election of the
Democratic nominees for Congress is
certain.
with little public interest, and with
to vote against the amendment, it is
likely to carry. Nothing but an
aroused public sentiment can defeat
it,
virginInns Mt the Hotels.
Lex!ngton-J. P. Westbroos. Dan
y ys r. Nrsn asoFE e s' cook Drake.
Branch: F. P, Cabell. Norfolk; Miss
E. Coston, Norfolk: Miss Lille Hall,
B. r. Anderson, Virginia.
Davis-J. L Parks. Herndon, Mr..
and Mrs C. E. Hiltner, Portsmouth;
Miss Estelle Raines. Williamsburg
Mrs. F. w. Payne, Shiloh; F. W. Payne
Jr. E. l. Payne. Virginia; r. Berman
Murphy's-Mr. and Mrs. John Evans
Virginia: W. c. Dunton. Newport News
F. r. McCallun. Newport News; Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Tempie,, Disputan.ai
J. Nils Ma Ms w Z. ~ Saunders
B. Hewitt. Norfolk; *. Barnes. Nor
folk; w. T. Witten. Tazewell. Mr.. and
Mrs Norvell l.. Henley. Master r. l.
Henley, Master j. 7. Henley, Williams.
BURG Philip Mn,o Dawson Yirginia W VIC
GINA; j. H Smith. Emporia; t. NJ. Dill
lard, yirglnia: j. p. Scoggin. Warren.
ton: Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fl. Wright, vir-
ginia G.. r. Hubbard. Keysyille; ]. G
Miller. Norfolk
Park-M. L. Mayfeld, Radford.
Richnlond--B. B. Brockenbroush
Virginia; S. r. Nichols. Norfolk: Miss
Winifred Andrews, Newport News: w
King Davis. Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs. j
". Woodward. Newport News; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Duke. West Norfolk; Mrs
Nj. a. Finch, Miss Finch, Newport
News: A. j. Poole, Norfolk; Mrs. J.. H
Hawkins, Virginia; B. f. Gravely. Mar
tinsville:, e. NJ. Smith, Speedwell.
Gilbert-Wirt Robertson, Ammon,
C. T. Chandler, Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Brown, Virginia; c. z. Senger. Ar
Yonia; j. D. Phillips, Lynchburg: Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Raymond. Norfolk;
j. w. Hendrickson. Virginia: j. w.
Warren. Virginia; j. B. Goodman,
Westover; c. r. Anderson, Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31
INJURIES prove Fatal.

TSpecial to The Times-D ispatch.1
Wadesboro, n. c.. August s0.-Tele-
grams received here tell of sad acct
dent at Enterprise. Ala, in which G.
A. Batten, formerly OF this place lost
his life. Mr.. Batten was caught IN
the belts of a cotton gin and fatally
injured, death resulting this morning,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31

Newport, r. l., August so.-Two Of
the English polo playors-H Rich and
q, A, Gill-played on the "Blues' IN
matches at the West Chester Club to-
day, helping them to win their same
from the Reds" 3-4 to 9 ~, The
Blues" were made up Of p, T., Nor
gan. Jr., HI. Rich, IT. A. Gill and =; e.
Prince. Jr, and the Reds We're ~ or
man Prince, II, Drury, IL, FRINGE
and w. c. LoaW. s,S5{ 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31
"Drya" Hold Temperance rally.

N''IeUIdI 10 ne IIT1tS- IJ1ApHtcH.I
Fredericksburg, Va, August 3o.--
"A temperance rally was held here last
night IN the Methodist Church. Rev.
II. a. Williams. pastor of the Baptist
Church. presided Addresses were
made by Rev. sfr. Hammer, OF Manas-
sas: B. p. Willis. ". L. Brannan and
Professor T.. II Russell president of
the Fredericksburg State Normal
School all of this city, and Rev. e. ].
Richardson. secretary of the Virginia
Anti-Saloon League.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31
Another VICTORY for culnener

IS ISpecIaI TO TIC TImes-DlspAtch1
Culpeper, Va, August 30.-The Gull
peper baseball club defeated Rapidan
TO-DAY by q shut-out score OF IS to o,
catching for cuipeper, ana Jone es :
pitching and Summerville's catching
for Rapidan We're features. Culpener
meets on Saturday the strong Indepan-
dents, OF Washington. and September
o meets the Nebraska Indians.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Greenvilie: Greenville Spartan
burg, rain
( al Anderson: Winston Salem. 2; An
fderson. ].
Other game postponed rain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31

folks. Police ohicer j. ". Woodward
and Miss Winifred Andrews, both OF
Newport News. eloped to Richmond
parlors of Hotel Richmond by Rev.
J. L. Poindexter. The bride Is the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs William j.
Andrews. They will go to Washing
ton for a few days until the parental
|. II hear very little talk among the
people of Mecklenburg,r said Judge
w. e. Homes. of Boydton, at Murphy's
last night. about the proposed amend
sonally. expect TO vote against all
OF them
Judge Homes can see no good and
sufficient reason why the Constitution
should be amended In any particular at
this time.
DR.. W, J. Coleman, Of Mineral,
Louisa county. came to Richmond last
night for medical treatment.
Il fear that the amendment TO the
Constitution regarding the election OF
treasurers and commissioners of the
revenue Will be carried" said promi-
nent virginian in Richmond last night
II will tell you why.
"Some one asked me If a voter could
not vote for the amendment allowina
treasurers to succeed themselves. and
against that permitting commissioners
Of the revenue to be reelected. Be-
fore answering the question looked
the proposition up. and found that the
two go together. In other words. one
must vote for both orr vote against
both. They are so linked by the Con-
stitution and by the amendment that
separation is impossible.
Therefore. think the friends OF
treasurers who desire to run again
will make 1t point to go to the polls
and vote for the amendment. Those
who have friends who are commission
ers OF the revenue with the same long
ing will do the same thing. In some
cases some of these voters would cast
their ballots against one or the other
cifc purpose in view, they will vote
for the amendment. This Will make 1t
strong, especially In those sections
where the vote Will be light because
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville; st. Paul, /; Louis
Willie. z.
At Indianapolis: Milwaukee, 3; 1n-
dianapolis,1 i, /,
AT Toledo. Minneapolis, Q: Toledo. =
AT Columbus: Kansas City. 8; Colum-
bus, S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31

the combination which shall lead them
to SUCCESS.
It's no easy task. There are sixteen
managers and sixteen owners who Will
certify to that statement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31
CHOLERA SPREADS
.|NGERMAN GAP ITAL
Fifteen Cases Discovered in City
and Suburb Of
Spandau.
Spandau.

Berlin, August so.-Fifteen cases OF
cholera, or suspected cholera, have
been discovered In different sections OF
this city and the suburb of Spanda.u.
OF the total, eight were located to-.
day. In Berlin proper there has been
one death and nine suspected cases
have been isolated. In spandau there
has been one death, another case has
been definitely diagnosed as cholera
and three other sufferers are under OBJ
gervation as suspected cholera victims
The sudden appearance OF the pestl-
lence here has caused great alertness
on the part OF the health administra-
ton and some apprehension to the
public.
TO Guard AEnfnst Epidemic.
AT a long conference of the healtf
and police authorities. at which the
Prussian minister of ecclesiastical af-
fairs, instruction and medical affairs
was present, 1t was determined to en-
force the strictest application of pre-
cautionary measures long ago prepared
for such an emergency. Extra watch
fulness was deemed imperative.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31
EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGU il

AT Goldsboro: Goldsboro- Whining
ton, rain.
Rocky Mount, q. N n
AT Wagon; Wilson Raleigh. rain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31
WALKER REGIONS pANv1LIE.
Last Years Pitcher VIII Finish Out
Scaxon With Bugs

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Danville, Va. August 3o.--Owing to
header with Roanoke was postponed.
Two games will be played with Roa-
noke Tomorrow. Curtis Walker, who
PITCHED for Danville last season. has
irejoIned the team. He came in this
morning. having been with the Jersey
CITY club of the Eastern League.
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no Gnnrd Arninst Epidemic.


Kiev, Russia. August So.-The bu-
bonic plague made its appearance IN
this city for the first time to-day. A
single case is officially reported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31

s w. B. Bradley. who holds the Rich-
mond franchise. said last night that.
he had never been approached. directly
or indirectly. with any proposition to
buy the Montreal franchise; that hes
wouldn't give five cents for that fran
ichise because it was of no value. IL
the eastern League makes us a propo-S
sition to come In said Mr.. Bradley, 1T
will be considered, and we will SEQ
what sort OF terms are offered. But
nothing ut all las been done SO far 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31
DECLARES RICHMOND
WILL GET FRANCHISE
Manager Dunn, of Baltimore Thinks Local Club
Will Succeed Montreal in Eastern League.
Announcement Expected Soon

rumor is we'll founded. 1t is a we'll
known fact that President Powers. OF
the Eastern League, has been paying
unusual attention to the baseball en-
thusiasm displayed in Richmond and
throughout Virginia, and II the neces-;
sary financial arrangements can be
made, there is hardly any doubt that
next season Richmonders Will ba,
treated to Eastern League ball.
There is already a rumor that nego-
tiations are under way for the removal
of the Montreal franchise. and the an
nouncement is anticipated within the
next two weeks. Manager Dunn, who
lis recognized as a wiseacre In base
ball matters, says that the change is.
sure to take place, and that Richmond
will be the winner. owing to the close
proximity of Richmond to Baltimore
and the excellent railroad facilities
offered. 1t Is the consensus of opinion
that the Virginia metropolis will be-
in the Eastern League next season.
President Powers is keeping quiet OH
1.-the subject, but it Is a known fact
that he is dissatisfied with the man
ner in which baseball has been patrons
ICED in the Canadian town.
The chief reason for removing the
franchise from Montreal Is the fact
that the games are not patronized as
French city, and the French are not
very enthusiastic over American base
ball. The attendance has been very
poor despite the fact that some Of tho
! best games of the season have been
played there. Should the franchise be
removed to Richmond, and there Is
every reason to believe that IT Will.
There will be no apprehension about
the game being supported In the South-
ern city. Manager Dunn has already
expressed himself In favor of Rich.
mond. 1t is now UP to the baseball
lspeople of Richmond to get in line for
1.-The change. 1t will place Richmond on
the circuit of the big minor lea-'ics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31

DR.. w. j. Coleman. OF Mineral
Louisa county. came to Richmond last
night for medical treatment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-31

Judge Homes can see no good and
sufficient reason why the Constitution
should be amended In any particular at
this time.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
NEW TORESTOCES DBOyDS
Money supplies LoOssa CD 70 Large
Extent
EEEEs STOCK LETELs ADVANCE
oPtnfsa r. Darta-a over B-aenr 81
R---ar Rasa. - whea1
CrsR-Laadsn Usp-
Per SIumya-

NEW YORK guly r--Thers we're reports
tna1 rne dr1urh u the spring wheat region
nad ben rsiievec ~ ra-1E There vas an
euEnEsmeut q s. am an E-lG r. London for
shlHnenI to Nsw YORK That and the
weekly View YORK hRnz- stare-ueur- pub
ished la1H Saturday, Indicated abundancH
There were susrHs-trg Influences on ne
PRICE q STOCKS TODAY and rher advanced
m response over TIE closing iErei e lasr
week
Ths STOCK Speculation had rune q good
way i1wArds discUuur-ng q crup disaster
- me spring wheat states Opinion vas
--Flessa over TIE a. a1ls-llltrT q tire rams
- elIeeI sf'ehG Densfl1 81 ms SelarHc per
Tod I'haI further dHneTdurBrdUn has been
afrests1 u csluse fl.r runE--a1El a1iun- Ths
better crop news Was gwen crestr for some
q uhe rev ds-uHad far suocks Enich was
Reported 10 be II evidence n commission
hnuse circles
Ths siamp IA Ia Lend1n price q cop
- UAH n1-zen seriously p hear ~ the
speculative element IN stocks and rhrsat-
anea re-oIeu1nE q an Ramlrlsday weak
lFalll 10 The industrial EiruH-tUn- TIE
ARD copper uUuchsd f-r severn years past
I0e recent heavy export FROM -otia eBunrT
made poCr RHBUrRnce for RELIEF II una Gun
11rl1nE q pislhCrE Of stocks with such
an sfdsc1 On rhs rscsivtnE Eza-Est- The
news ~ the weeks TaduEr1an N pricsE q
Gr-uas s1eel RAILS 70 euut8rn 10 une lowered
linas p 1un- Eaue the copper nswE E1di-
util- III lence a. an industrial Er-l7rf-sEn-
Ehs wslEht Of TINS burden on The general
market proved q drag
ne lceuurV u the t-1p0r1ar q the Ecld
enE1Ee1 - Lu-aoc could not be EARNED
Some q the large International banking
h0EBes were eRndhd n szpresEing cr1li-
GlALu o. The government and frank 20 Ia
pugn-1G rs motive designed 10 srI1-
lIaus the STOCK market The response q
the two money mag,ksuE affsctsd was proaf
however. q the forces Al work 10 fzvor
me movement The IT1vB1e Discount RAE
aeuL1tsu IN L0ndun In spfrA Of the taking
u gold
FUrHigu gE.hE1EH hare was weak and
1el hack 10 last week low level
Bonds we're firm Tctal aBles par vaIue
.hh Z & bends were unchanged or
cal
Number Of sales and leading gu01Hr5uns
on STOCKS we're
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
Lnrna ne-urrrn-n.

Quotations Furnished by SG1uAl Bu-zIA
j.. 6ss New York Life building. CsuAha-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

sdHfEP-FsRTy receipts Of sheep and
lambs nj rhiE point today addeE % burden
some supplies in the east gave me general
alraa nor a decidedly bsa-lsh appearances,
and ssllzrS we're not surprised III = Session
ALMOST void u life.
Appa-En1ly. sheep and lambs were the
last things thar killers needed. and. barring
z few scaruHred BIDS, there was hard y
enough BUSINESS dnne during early rDunaE
u indicate me existence Of market an any
class Of stock. Prices were ulA-Ksd d1W-n
f1ar CanrleF N many lnElGncEs. buI even
this decline did not puI The sruff On an
attractive basiE. and midday found the biz
end uf Eupply Sriu In first hands II was
not 50 unch a question Of ru0Vt1g stock
AT big reductions as II was u selling il a.
Euy price
sunk Of offerings came frura western
seenOuE. and. while assortment Was werv
g9od. quality On an average was nO1ntng
extra Several loads Of good fat lar-hs were
iarluded IN the III. sheep were plentiful
AID feeder sUrr was large The laz1Rr
branch uf the trade WAS vary duu. and
ne trend Of prices u1uGh lower Mast %
the Larger feeders are waning for better
asEGrHDoe Of good curn crop before they
lnHd 10 heHTLy-
Quotariuns on Grass Stock- Good O.
choice lambs, r.ABGi7l58- Fair 20 good lHrnhE
81. 5a6f7 az feeding lambs Sb.hrg6 -. handy
weight yeHrlznEg, - 756I5 -; heavy yeHT1iElgE
=. s5s74. Is: heavy feeding yaHTlInEs 81 $50
4 g.: Enod 10 choice Wsrhers. sa.ilAdIA-g5, fHis
10 EDod we1herH, So Ilad4. 90. feeding WHthers
s.. EOelg.S55 TAI ewes, E2.5a6i4.8B; tseding ewes
e. T56rs@
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12
DISPOSITION.
Ta1aIs

CATTL.E-E1eCe-vl OF chl1Is were ~pu4 D
LIBERIA ms morning. Z.s CATS being Fepuruea
n Ibis - uhs largest run OF cAL14s n9r =
RaunoaE since Ebe lRsr N'eek tsDraazy-
A u0uEidera.Rie ur0Durriun OF LIE EITunaAE
1onHlsusc q western bnI rosre NAs also 4
very ADsrz1 showing ur 1aIVe EAII1e- II
WAe also nUuc@s.Die lhCt LnSL a 1arHe pre-
purliDn 0I The rscEIpIs consulted o. Doe1
sIeerA E0Ene az unsl ur rlEur Eooa gaaAlLy-
Inc market very SLOW ana cL1L4, c&flIlg
10 ex1peInely un1AECrahle advises uuru
9Lher SEEING points
keedzr bGyzrs we're on IN ths yards IL
5000 ssEsu1 II Lhs 10T-l-1G ana uesilTAbls
lsuTs 1s=GerE we're me 1IrsL 10 Bsl1. IheF
commanded qr1css lhAr l00ksu JUsL ABOUT
slEhGV WIKI lRkI wssk. there being DO ma
lsT11- change II ei1ner GlI'ssl1un- On the
oLller EAna- -ish1 slack cAlzls were Z any
lhl1g. 4 nuLe l8Wer EnAl last week. me
1aELIa1G bsl1g less arEsuL tgr LnaI klnd-
lie market IN DeeL steers GalLlLl -lesG very
Sow and dul Al the mUrl-lE anc Lns Cay
Mas wei RaERlcea before anything Ike q
eisara1oe WA ef1eC1sd- Prices were On
lasI k1nds around 1u,q1Bc lower thHn lGar
Ihere were some western range steers ED0c
enough 10 bring s6-1a- Dur IL rDoB very choice
curu1sds TO reAch sam
Cows and heI.Ers we're alaD slow with the
market zrEE3y 1,dL5e lower Laan last wssk
4a0LEI1ans On cE1us- Good IN Gnuius
ccriurea steers, = Z5il6- hts ra4r % good corn
Ted steers. - IlgI7 %. culMi0n % 1l-r earn
and Asi1ErE. s. BHds d. fair n good COWS
ana hsi1ers- g. saSqa-ai; common u FAR CONS
and hslrsrE 81. 8sL1-Mi; good u choice STOCK
.rs and fssdera, 8 &iGbsaA, FAR 70 EoOG
Br8ckErZ aDG 1eedErE = IaGpA-&s cunE1un
ID Fair stOCksrH and 1sezers. Enn2 70.
Stock hsi-srs. s. Zsli4hb, yea calves. g3-5Bd
10. bUlls, srAgs. etc. g -2g4 n
TfluH
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

this puiur today Receipts were 1EhL bur
shippers orders We-H very EE1a'l and ph1k-
erE izEiErHd unCn lnrEP declines from the
cpeutng Increment was not very active,
but G-rl1ed offerings made an early cissET-
Rnee easy buk Selling At figures lhal0c
lower rhzn those OF Saturday. Good mixed
hogs a0l6 around 81. ~. heavlss around
ca. 25t7R.lM. AGcOrGInE 10 quality and weight
and selected lights Up ID Eg.HH. which was
the Rest price PAID. -Four DRIVES. Averaging
TI haRd- Cost Gheur s. - each, me hlgh-
priced purchase al 81 wiki me low
priced drDve IT M.M
A large PARTON u tine run vent az 3
spread q s. Misl8 g. as cur1TTared with SAT-
lT,aRT' bulk Of B a5,nG.7 Tops dropped q
cine lower than high Figures NJ last week 5
close
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

KANSAS CITY. JulT u-CATTLE-E2a-
csiEytH ID. 8Hp head Including 6.5aB suunhsrns;
DRTEst ElHAdy ID Lie lower, calves. &c
higher, dressed beef and export steers.
s. ono az fair to good &.H8d7 CO. western
suBerB. &-5aez x EtoczErs ana feeders, e u
IIa. a.; southern steers g.. $780, 2b. EtOCksrE
and feeders. es.Eia5. 40; sOuLhssiu steers =. gD
aB.BR, southern cUwg e. sBFs5R. native COWS.
41i00l5. y; native heiferE. g not. 80 bulls.
g zhiIs-E e.; calves. = 88n8.5h
H-s5S-HeceiplE. Z M8 head market 5nd
@ie lower, Tod. sNA1 buEh OF sales. 81 ia
$50; heavv, 81 4h61B.B3- packers and butchers,
SA.5lfd1E Y. IiEht - 7Udl8 Co. piZH s. 5t06 Hk
EHEEP AND L4AMEsS-RsesiBts. R.Bt
bead: market Eidlibc lower laDhs 81 5nG
T-5n- yaag-1ngE. = 7565E, Welhers, g. alal
4-bei ewes, G.Hsq4-&; sr0cksrs and feeders
81 501a 90
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

NTW YORK. July 11---MO1ET--On can
STEADY g.~lg par cenr- ruling rare. "a per
cent Inst l0EIl- Per cent, closing bid, ~
per cent offered NJ "a per cent Tine loans
very strong Sixty GAYS. ~ per cert ninety
GAYS 4@Es per GEM six InunIhs- b05-s PEI
cert
PRIME MERCANTILE FAFER-56i61
Del cent
STERLING EXCHA 1Sizf---VFe E.l1. win 7r-
rual business IN bankers h1lls al S4.sasisu
4 glfR for Sixty Cay Bills, anc AZ - slBa Tor
Demand corumsreial bills. 3. &,lsQ4 8s1t-
gTLVTE-Bar 65lsc- MEEacHn oalars. 44c
BONDE-Guvernmeu steRcy- r1Aroau
Epsa6T.
Closing gu0rHzdDns On bends nodHT were
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

LMAl1aA- j AZ IL kh
WIN the lnEt rWen-y-f ON huura sCne
FerT IEnr and scar1srsd showers accurrsd
m suuLnF-EEtaTu NenrHaER CciurHdu. New
MeEtCn Llklzhnua and Texas and AEht
ralls are reported fa-11c il western Nh
n@sula and sAEasrz Suuln LaLkola t1ls
nOTuLlu. TIE wenlleT Ls generally cloudy
vest @ TIE MisEIaEiuT1 river Co he E1cky
mu1r1alIE. ana cuu1lt1uuE Grs fHuurs1le
Tor shuNsiE ir Iris rici-irv uu1-iEhL or Tees
1uT- TIE W9lL1ar cuurluuaE cool IN TIE
vest and northwest Tsupersrures N e
seuut--nea about nurulal IN me slams sra1Hs.
nl1 reTE WArE wsH11er .11s greElEi "a east
-L tle A-aztEs -ll river SINCE TIE LnEt re-
plrL and csu usai-atlres cuu--uIe hiEh
L-r1uEhuur une eaEt this mnrzuE The
u'sa-ler IL generally clear 81 the west and
n-.ft- west An AREA q hlEh pressure IE
ing dgWl ever me cerr-n- VH--e5s from
tle nortlWeEI- and tnls increass IN pressure
ever me ru-lers va cause 3 l-rry c3uIar
" aau1Er in r1ls vicinity Tuesday.
1nH. 1lHE 1EE- LIT
9 1 ..I-EI,z-n tszu's1-ai1zrs--- - 81
E'fec IZIlarluu --------- o. "a - ~
Nurua- tsr-peraru-s fur to-day. Is degrees.
L.sfiEte1cy 10 pzscIlFi1E.rlun Elncs Marah
I1-17 inches.
Excsss eur-sEpandlnE period In Zgaa. "A
q an LnCh.
EErsss our-sspandlnE peraaa in 1sHG 4 o
inches.
4 4 A WELSH Local FurecHsusr-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

MINNEAPOLLs- IulF m-WaEAT-Julr.
81 IL September & asls. December g g7fs
Cash No. ] hard E16A4. No- ] uarrh.l-n
81 lHal LIZ Ma 2 nOrrhern, l-1sd4l IS No- 3
unfrlfrl C-uGlIA
EEED-iflAL EIH
CDEN-Nn- Feil0W. 5Be15slse
OATS-Nl- . Wh-Ie ssi1aeac-
ENE-Nu. . T1n-3c-
HEA&-In lW-Ih- sacks E1.nfg 38M
FL0L E-F1rsf uarenrs a. e. b.. M.une-
ApullEl, 81. 5agf5. 70, sacund patents. ~ 1HdE 81.
frs clears k4-Gaas As. second clears, 81 IBd
80
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

NEW YORK. july m-COTTON-sD1t
closed quiet midGIing upland Ia.s5c, mid
dying GUT 1h.7Br- sziaE l4.2M hsieE. Fn-
lures ci0Hed stsRGT- Closing bids gzlY.
II &c AuEuEt i &c September Z 4Br;
October Z. 7sc- November y Ebc- DecsIn-
Der Il G2r. JanuHry- 12-5Bcs February. I2.5scs
March u Ssr- Nav. u a6c
ST LOUIS Tulw u-COTTDH-StaR
-uiddIiuE. Ire sa3es az bales recsipts
I $50 haiss, shipments. LIN bales. stocks,
Is IIB bales
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-12

ST LOUIS. July L--CATTL Receipts.
u, bBD head. market 1Dc 20 15e lower native
~ lEflnE and export EIt-arB, 8 aaloG1k a.
dressed beef and butcher steers, 81 bhtcR- 90,
Er0ckarE and teederH, = 25q6 IT, cows and
hEirsrA- sa-aifU H. cuunsrE. e lbiQ2 o. bulE.
isiaigh.a B- cRawes. S6iafr4.iH
EDsa.-HscEtrTs. NM bead mHrAzat lbe
70 1bc lower PIGS and lights 81 1atda 81.
packers. g. zbld8. ~; butchers and best heavy
g. s0q6.M
.HEEP AND LA N ES-Eece iprE .gi
head, nHrkHI. lever native E1utruuE. S3d
az ~; lambs. - MO- So culs and bucks.
g. NIQa. I'D. srpckEns. . HaalaM