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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-12-29
Wants Men stenosraphsrs.

Stenograpners, of whom Uncle Sam
never gets enough, are made the sub
iect of special plea in the last issue
of the government bulletin of help
wanted. Recently the government has
put a ban on women stenographers.
Emphasis is laid on the fact that the
governm mt particularly wants men
who will work in Washington for $840
5000. Among others who are
wanted is an assistant laboratory
chemist. Another is an assistant
curator in the division Of plants in the
Netional Museum.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-12-29
UphOIds "Dry" Element.

Two decisions just rendered by the
state supreme court upholds the
rdry" element in their fight against
the saloons. In the case of Walter
schau of Tuscarawas county against
the state, in which Schau claimed the
right to sell beer at the place of man
ufacture in. quantities over, gallon
without breaking the Rose county op-
tion law, the supreme court held that
such sale to residents of the county
was illegal. It also held soliciting
liquor orders by mail illegal iR dry
counties.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-12-29
GreenvilIe Journal.
E c. oTwELL, Ed. and Pub.

GREENvILLE OHIO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-29

mort CAB: 8i0rnitierne 8%iornion",
miiien mir ni6t, aber iie fon11tc palr
iein uno be5eidneno iit lie iebenfolls.
8Srnion batte oas @lid leir
Soeol permirfli6t 5u iebet. Nors
megen murbe ielbititdnoig, Die Ser
binoung NIT S9meben muroc SER
riIien. 0amals glaubte man, Dob
Der Ilte ieinen @influB our Silsusts
einer &epnblif gelteno MAIDEN lueroe;
ct mar aber fIug, unter6riidEe leile
Sugenorpiini6e unogeorwegen pablte,
ouf ieinen @at, ben Hrin5en &arl
bon 0dnemarf gum &onig. Ser
9obepltttft ieines 2ebens mar es
mol, als er bieien, bl,rb ieimen &il.
len uno 1einen @influB ertrablter
&onig gum eritell Mal ouf %norlpegi'
i9em 8oben begriiBen fonnte. er
ioI III benz Qugenblid au6 gang
mollpoGenoer Broteftor gelueIen ieit.
@ls Di6ter itebt 8iornion ols Ser
&ipale Sblen's ba, aber er clreidt.
i'm bod ni6t, Sbien 1T itarfer, &C.
italhlngsreider, oi9terii6er un0
funitleriiher em~pfinoeno. aber lie
beioe auiammen iino bod oas itarfite
literariide glentente unierer 3eit &c.
meien, bon linen lit Die itarfite @irz
fung auf Mob unb Sern a,sgegalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-29
0os fiinfsiai1hriac Ssll6il1

Gos finf5igidbrigc S~ll6ilaum
be9ing am l.. Mpril bie &oniglihe
8elfs5eitung. 9[us bieIem s[nlaB
eri6ien cine bon Dem friiDeren fang.
iabrigen Sauptreoafteur Or. Ser
mann Garoauns berfoBte Geifidrift,
pom Gerfaiier oIs cine Gbronif Der
8eitune3eitung be5eidnet. sic bic
tet ober ntebr, nantli6 cine SiiGe bpll
5eitgeididtli6 it1tereiionteln ullo
pertpoaem Moterial. 9ie 8orgee
ldidte l6iIoert sic pielen Wriiri<
oungsperiu6e oes @erlogsbudJbdlto-
(ers Soiepb 9adem IN &D(n aus
Dem groe Ser fii1f5iger SATIRE oes
poriaen Sabrbnnoerts. Die fur5e
2ebens< llno 2eioensbeldibtc Der
Gbeinii6en nno ser Deutiden Bolts
6uQe 5iebt an llnierem Iuge poriiGer.
Sim 81. Mar5 1860 erideinen oainl
oie &olnii6en 9latter, Die urltittei=
bare gorgdngerin Der ieBigen &olni.
iden 3eitnng. @u6 lie batten init
groBen S1pierigfeiten nid)t bios
materieller 9rt, 81 fdmpfen. Sim 1.
Soruar 1869 trot oie Sitelanoerullg
elm uno gleid)5eitig Die beoelttenoe
Grlpeiternng oes %1ln1fonges Der 3ei-
lung. Set 8eeinn Ser Sieb5i9er
Sabre, ipel6e iiberbaupt UTTER Ser
ginmirftng bes fir6enpoIitildei'
&onfliftes in 8reuBen uno i'm oeut-
iden Geif} eiirer G~entrumspreiie i'm
eigentliden Sinne crit gum Gaiein
nrto gu groBererg eoelitultg ber5alfen,
oatirt Ser 4ufidpung Der 9olniiden
@olfs5eitung, nelder 1i6 BON 90 ob
Ifetig fortgeiebt bat. Sm SATIRE 1865
5Gblten Die aolniifen 8ldtter 3 9lc-
oafteure, sic &olniide 3eitung bot
oerer bette 16, eineeidloiien Die B
ausndrtigen 8ertreter in Berlin 1tllo
&pm. Son Ben 9eeenndrtigen Wit-
glieoern ser Geooftion lit Stuttgart
Or Sltlius Baden i6on ldrgcr als
gier5ia Sabre tdtig. Or. &ermalft
Garoauns bot ibr bente mebr als SO
Sabre orteebort. Die beutige Stel>
Lung Ser 3eitnilg IN Der oeuti6ell
Sournoliitif bebarf feiner beionbe=
rem @iiroieline anlaBlid beS collie
nen Subila1pns. @uBer Der Set
idrift peroffentlidte Der 8erlag Der
aolniiden golfs5eitrng oll6 eire
umfongreide, GA Seiten umfoiienoc
SSnbilanms 6eItnummer nit 5ablrei
den 9eitragen berporroeenhcr, i'm
offentliden 2eben itebenber Manner
unb Srquen oes Sssn- uno Muslonbes,
Sic nit Der Subil1umsnnmmer OH
1. @pril aaen 2eiern auging.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-29
Mus Berlin fneloet

Nus gerltn meloet nla,t: ll!''
gemeineg 4nfiebeu erreet cine Mob-
ming, meI6e i'm preuBiiden ahge-
orbnetenbaufe Der Rultllsninilter
b, Croft au Sol3 an oie gteidJen ober
Geiditen i'm 2anoe gerid)tet fat.
@elegentlib Der 8eratung oes gtals
fir Dos altItusmtiuilteriuln fam Der
Winiiter oarouf 81 ipreden, hab ole
Sodi1mlen in ben Ser. siaater,
BON pripater Seite in Der benfbor
grobartiglten @eiie finaroiell utter,
terItiist miiroen rllo IN oieler Sin-
iift Dor ben oenti6en lniperiitG-
ten unenoli6 piel poraus batten.
Der Minifter adblte cine gorse &ei'
BE BON S6enfungen aut sic in Den
lesten Sabren auf Der nioercn
Seite oes S5eans eenno6t iuorbell
ieien uno bod in Die Wi1ionen GIN
gen. ST fiibrte aus, Bob in oelttidlen
2onoen bohit ielten einmal elile Der
artige Spenoe 5ll ber5ei6nen lei uno
nit ben gfieieniummen, Die in Anne.
rifa geltiftet miiroen, falllll oergli-
den meroen Tonne. S6lieBlitb er.
mabnte Serr b, Croft gu Srl3 Die
oeutiden &roiuiie ouf oos brinaenb-
ite, Dem bon ben 9merifoneln &C.
ge6enen lobliden 9eilpiel Jolge 5li
leiiten uno gleiffaas rei1li1 fit
Die beuti6en l1niperiitdten bei5ll-
lteltern, beten es gum Seil az IT.
genomel6en MitteIn bon @elon1
gdn5li6 feble.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-29

ben iperbenoen @ortrog Deg General,
Ieutnants b. @ieber gebort bat, miro
Die Summe fir SEN unterbolt iener
2uftidifferi6ule gu bod befunoen
uno nidt %begriffen boben4 mo6u BERN
cine 10 foitipielige @usbtloung bic
men ion. Die l%onolaufige @l1ffollnlle
lit ia ungefabr Die, oaB es 9eniigt,
ben Motor in 8emegune 5u lebefl
unb ounn 81 iteuern. @ber geraoe
Die pielen ungliidsfd1e 5eigen, ouL
fir Die 9ufti9iffabrt bas 9eIte, Dos
aaerbeite gerooe gut eerltg lit. aud]
oant nod nerben mir feillen gang
nablutigen @eg geben fonrtetl, aber
mir tper0en tpenieitens Die 8erltltt
ourd S%orgloiiefeit, 2eidtlinn ltno
unpermogen ousi1olten fonner
uub oomit Ser gntpidlung Ser Butt
1diffabrt einen groBen Stein aus
Dem 8eae eeidafft boben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-29
Ircofaer aeiuft.

Sn Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Geinei6e gum beiligen @eiit in
Srieoridsburg miro elm eutesc Ire-
bigger geiudt, fir Die om 1. 2luguit
1910 pafant perbenoe Steac. &C.
bait $500 per Sabr. &dberes 81 er,
fraqen BEL benz Sefretar Der &c.
meinbe, Mug. Sof,
5riebridsburg, Eeros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-29
sdlimmcr als aunelm.

8ugeln bri,1gen ben Soloaten me.
niger @efabr, pie eczema. 9. @.
Sorrimal Burlington, Moy lit ieii
40 Sabren oaron; aber @udlens Dir
nico SaIbe furierte i'm. 25c bei al
ZEN 9ritggiiten.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
Potatoes, onions and Vegetable.

Tardy deliveries of green corn and other veg
etables from across the bay interfered with trad
ing in the green produce market yesterday and
stocks that would have found prompt sale If re-
ceived in time for the early trade had to be held
over or sold cheap. Cucumbers were scarce and
firm, there being arrivals from the Marys-
vile region. Peas, string beans, rhubarb and
large boxes of summer squash were all in good
demand at satisfactory prices. and there was a
better inquiry for eggplant and green peppers.
The latter were in good supply, receipts includ-
ing several large lots from Sacramento. As
paragus continued to move on readily at the
familiar quotations. the Gamers being the prin-
cipal buyers. Potatoes and onions were in great
ly increased supply and both were lower.
Potatoes-Per box, 5O@T5e; in sacks, 75c@S1
per etl; old crop Burbanks, nominal.
Onions (per ctl)-New red, $1.35@1.5O per
sack; new yellow. 81 so per sack.
egetables-Asparagus, 50c@$1-5O per box.
tomatoes. 40d60c per box for Merced; green
peas. S1.75@2 per sack; string beans. 6Qsc
per lb; wax beans. 5@Se' per III; summer squash.
65@75c for small and 81 1912 for large
boxes; eggplant. case per lb; green peppers. Sd
121zc per lb; garlic, 4941ae per lb for new: cab
hage, 50M60c per ctl; cucumbers, 81 25611. 70 per
box; caulihower, 40@50c per dozen; turnips.
Zoe per sack; carrots. Toe per sack; rhubsrb,
S1e9$l per box; green corn, $2G4 per sack for
bay and $1.75@2.25 for Winters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June 13.-Lowest prices to date for
the wheat crop of 1910 were made this after
noon As If to emphasize by contrast the bear
ish outlook regarding the current year, May de-
livery for 1911 scored net advance of lac.
Large yields and fine quality of new wheat, in
Texas were recognized SO certain that Kansas
city millers offered flour to the Atlantic sea
board at 75c barrel below Minneapolis quota
lions. The effect of this action was immediate
on the wheat market here. At the close the
tone was easy with active futures as @11tc under
the final figures of Saturday. Corn finished y a
Ae down and oats ss a &c. Provisions in the
end We're of 215 Q15c.
During the last part of the day there was
continuous pressure the wheat market from
influential sources. The July option weakened
more relatively than the deferred months. Fa-
Vorable cables and fine weather led TO a weak
start Then the acreage of Canadian wheat was
oftcially stated to be 1,554, coo more than ever
before The Hungarian crop authoritatiyely
estimated at 19S.352 900 bushels, against 49,
3o2, 900 last year. However. many orders TO buy
on a dip came into play and caused reaction
somewhat more than the early decline,
September huctuated between SS3sc and S97sc
and closed at $3.50
The range for September corn was from 81 &c
to 5SAc, with the close easy at 574 057Ac, a
net decline of 3te.
Because of selling by farmers and account
OF lack of support the oats market. declined.
Prices varied between 35Ac and 34&c. closing
at the nrst named figure net loss of 1ac.
The western hog today was away off the
total a year ago. Pork closed 121a G15c lower,
lard sc and ribs 21505c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
GeneraI NIerchandI.e

Bags-Grain bags, SIS 05%c. June-JuIy delIv-
S San and sfe0 se for 0af & %ne Os' @ per f ID f0
CoaEPennsylvania anthracite egg. $16 pei
ton; MeIlington, 50; New Wellington. 50; Coos
Pelaw Main, SO; stanford Richmond. 50: Cumber-
land. $15 in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite; SIS; coke, $40 per ton In bulk and
Oil-Quotations are for barrels. Linseed soc
per gallon for boiled and SSe for raw; cases. &c
more; castor oil in cases, No. 1, I1c; Bakers
AA. S11T@119; China nut. eases. 6O4 zoe per
gal; eOcoanut oil, in barrels, II1aGSlc for XXX.
I5@4s1se for No and I2la a I6c for No. >. ac-
eOrIling TO quantity: extra bleached winter sperm
oil. soc. natural winter sperm oil. Soc; natural
pure neatsfoot on Toe No. L neatsfoot oil zoe:
herring oil. 4Oc; salmon oil, 35c boiled fish oil,
Coal on Gasoline, etc.-water white. iron
bbls drums, 91ac; $50 deg. oil. iron bbls OF
drums, 11c special do, 1115c; pearl oil. in cases.
and motor gasoline in bulk 1ec in cases 23c:
engine distilIate, in drums 71zc, cases &c more;
So deg. gasoline, in bulk Soc, In cases 37I5cs
Varnish makers and painters naphtha, In bulk
Turpenune-s1c per gallon In cases and 74c in
bulk, drums and iron barrels.
Resin tPsr 9sl Of 2sO I6s!-E, $780, p $3.50;
Red and White Lead-Red. s1s@se; white.
. REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
lated, 5-65c; standard coarse grsnulated. 5.65c;
7.65c; H. 4 E crystal dOminos, ID cartons in
cases, S-65e; do ID cartons in cases, 915c; /;
monarch bar &c; tablets, in half barrels, 6.15c; Z;
do in boxes, 6.40c; cubes and crushed 5000 I;
monarch powdered, ). 5.75cs xxx. powdered
5 I9e; candy granulated 3. I5c; confectioners' A,
565c; eonfeetioners' crystals, 5. 75c: extra fne
granulated, 5.45c; magnolia A. 5.25c: extra C.,
5-15c; golden @, 5.O5c; d, 4-95c- Barrels and so
10 bags 10c, half barrels 25c, boxes soc more
per 100 lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net. Bar
in 50 and 40 ID tins S1-70 more. in and 10 ID
tins 81 -35 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 lb bags
The California and Hawaii sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis,
565c; "Higrade'' bar, &c; powdered. 5.75c; A
crushed, 5.90c; berry, 5.65c; @. & H. extra hne
dry granulated. 565e; coarse dry granula ted
5.65c: eonfectiOners' A. 5.6Jc: confectionery
crystal. 5.75e; cubes, 5.9Oes bricks $500; extra
hne dry granulated (1O0 ID bags only. 5.45cs
excelsior A, 525c; extra @, 515e; golden @,
5.05ci yellow ID, 4.95c; cut loaf. in barrels only
7.65c; II. & E. crystal dOminOs, ID cartons IN
cases, $3.50; do ID cartons in cases. O. 15c. Adj
dtional per 100 lbs; In barrels and 50 ID bags
10c more; half barrels. 25c more; boxes Soc
more for all grades. Bar in 35 and 40 10 tins,
1.T0 more; in 10 ID tins, $3.50 more. Minimum
oeder, carload weight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
New York ProtIuee

NEW YORK. June 13.-Hops-Steady.
Hides-Steady
Petroleum-Easy.
WOol-Quiet
Sugar-Raw. firm; Muscovsdo 50 test. sT4e:
centrifugal. 90 test. 4.24c; molasses sugar 50
test, 3.49c; refined steady.
COffee-The market closed steady with June ur-
changed. but with other months 5uS points lower
IN response TO the decline at Havre and as n
result Of scattered realizing following the adj
vance of last week Late cables from Havre
were a little steadier but the local market
changed to 10 points lower. Sales were reported
OF II. $50 bags. Closing bids follow. June and
July, 6.4oc; August. $500; September. October
and November. $500: December G.65c: january
8. zoe; February. 6.T2c; March. 6.74c; April
6. 75c: May. 6.76c. Spot. quiet: Rio No. T. 81 n,
She; Santos No. f. csc; mild quiet; Cordova,
Butter-weak; creamery. 2s1sc: extras. 274m
Use: third to first. % y 6t271ac: state dairy IN
est, est =. y sc; DO common to prime. 23l5 92Ic;
231te; imitation creamery. 24d25c.
Cheese-Steady; state white milk new special
14A gl9e; do fancy. l4e; do average prime. 1s1s
10@11@ac: skins full to special. 2Is0n%c.
Eggs-Steady; state Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery white. pa d26c; do hennery brown 22fl
% 13c; do gathered brown. 201s 021 nc. fresh
gathered, lS1a q l91ac: first. 1S92 u19c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Are inactive with prices
steady and unchanged on the spot: fancy quoted
at 1014 a 1034c. choice S Size; prime. Tar ne;
common 10 fair 6M61ac.
Prrmes-Are in better demand and prices nrm-
ly held quotations ranging from 3d9Ac for Cal
ifornias up to 3O-4Os and AZ a9i4c for Oregons.
Aprieots-Are in poor demand. but prices are
steady. Choice. 10Nl0%c; extra choice. l0a4 "a
II iae. fancy IL z a d12i@c.
Peaehes-Are dun aud nominally unchanged
Choice 6h 06He; extra choice. T9TAc; fancy.
RaIsins-Are little more active and as stocks
are small prices hrulIy held Loose musea-
4s. 06Ac; seedless, 3s a4ise; Leudon layers,
81. .20I1.2J.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Iiyerpool futures were lower and Chi
eago was "a down. This market was also
CASH WHEAT
1ailf0rnia club. $1.421a a 45; Sonora. S155G
i-50:s Propo and white Australian $f52l26
lot9a northern club. 81 .42i5 al. .45; Russian red
81 II a "a dl.43M: turkey red, S1.421a @11.471:
pluestem, $l.4SM a. 1.53% per ctl.
No quotations
= E'arriey-ihe market was lower yesterday
put the feellng was weak and trading was quiet
~, CASH BARLEY
oin crop-No j feed 81 .03% a 1.O6L: of
grades. $1@Io2h per ctl; extra choice Si i.071a:
new w, crop, to arrive, $1@10212 brewing 81. log
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Open High Low Close
december Isl -01h S1Olh $1.01 81 1.01N
p. m. Session
Open High Low Close
Deeember Sl.0lh 81. 01h S1.01H S1.01 u.
oats-lhe market continues quiet and weak
thougn quotations are unchanged
hed, $l,l115 a 1.30; black. nominal; gray NOM
MAJ; ms white. s1421aQ1.4715 per ctl for fair to
Corn-importers of western grades are quoting
lower prices for western.
western states yellow. in bulk San Francisco
track, $l5l@l.521a; white, 1.53@ 1. 90: mixed
II. 1910 LOO; sacked prices, 71ac higher: white
Egyptian. Sl.o0@1.55; brown do, S1.30G 1. 40
Rye Nominal at sl.55@17o per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, June 13.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, firm; spring patents. $6.15 for
best; No. 2 rye, T5@ITc; feed or mixing barley.
4I@ooc; fair to choice mailing, 6O@6Sc; flax
seed, no. l southwestern 81 80. No | northwe est
ern s1-90; timothy seed. s4.35: clover. S11 25
mess pork, per Dbl, S22 621a 622.75: lard, per
100 lbs, S22 20 short ribs sides (loosel. $I31
tG13.37l5; short clear sides (boxed), $l3.T5G14
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 14l. 600 bushels. Primary receipts were $50.
600 bushels, compared with 1897 600 the CORE
spending day year ago. The visible supply of
wheat in the United States decreased 1 T6l O0O
bushels for the week. The amount of breadstuffs
ocean passage. 6.S2).00O Bushels Estima ted
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. ) cars; corn }3a
cars: oats. 210 cars: hogs. 1900 head
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
Middlingsms2s@s1 per ton
Hides. TaIIoyy. wool and Hop.

Hides-Culls and brands sell about 3 Blc
under quotations; heavy salted steers. 12c; light
medium, lie; light. 9kc; cowhides, 91zc for
heavy, ,91sc for light; sSSgs; Sc; salted kip.
Zoe; salted veal. 131sc; saltsd calf, Size; dry
hides. Zoe; dry kip 17c; dry calf. 24c sheep
skins, shearlings. 25G4Oc each; short wool so
0I5c; medium, T0Q9Oc: long wool. 90c 2Js
large and S1.5O@2 for medium. 75c0S1 for
small and 2565Oc for colts; horsehides dry. 81 so
az % for large and 81 2502 for medium. SOC a
81 for small and 2j05Oc for colts; goatskins.
prime angora. 75c@$1; large hair goats, 35c; me-
dium. 20d25c; small, 59115c-
Tailow2No. 1 rendered. 5@6cs No 2. 405c;
grease. 2025e.
WoOl-Spring clip: San Joaquin. years staple.
12915c: do months. 7014c; northern. 14@17c
per h.
Hops-California, 1201sc for crop OF 1909:
ORegons, 12@1sc per ID; crop OF 1910. 120l6c
per Ib.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
Los Angeles Produce Market
7 TSceciol Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. June 13.-The egg marker il
still in a slump Candied hrsts declined 10 ore
Butter and cheese were steady. Potatoes we're
unchanged
Receipts OF produce were: Eggs 152 cases.
butter. p, $50 pounds; cheese 152 pounds. pota,
toes. 521 sacks. -
Cheese-Northern fresh, lie: eastern twins
l9c. eastern daisy. l9c; swiss imported zoe.
swiss domestic. 23n25c; brick cream 20r. lin
burger 20021c. 49, i'
Butter-creaniery extra. SOC Ii: arst. 2sc ID;
Eggs~toeal ranch candled drsts, 27e: case
count. 231ae; eastern fresh 26c
Scans tper etil-No- pink. 81 so. No. lima.
81 tOa4.5O: Lady Washington. s4.75. do small
ills. 81. -
Potatoes per etl)-salinas. sl.l5a1.25; high
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
BEARS QUIT ON
MARKET RAID

NEW YORK, June 1S.-The
state of idleness into which the
stock market fell today proved to
the advantage of values. the with
drawal of orders being apparently
from the selling side of the mar
ket The evidence thus afforded
of a subsistence in the pressure of
liquidation with which last week
closed warned the bears not to
press their operations. Accord
ingly, after preliminary test
under which prices yielded only
moderately, they bought to cover
short contracts. The reports of
the borrowing of large amounts
= of stocks lent credit to the supS
position that the short interest
was becoming unwieldy and the
market oversold.
London prices for Americans
were at advances over Saturday,
but the opening market here ig-
nored that at first and London was
accredited with little part in the
days strength. Other foreign
centers We're affected by the poor
condition of the American copper
trade and depressed copper mining
stocks.
Amalgamated copper, however,
after a momentary response came
into the general upward move
ment. There was a substantial
absorption. at the same time, of
United States steel. in spite of re-
ports that the market for finished
steel products was beginning to
show signs of the same kind
of oVersupply that has weighed
on the iron market. There had
to be faced, as well, reports of
additional curtailment by cotton
mills, both in New England and
the south.
From railroad traffic officials
throughout the country came in
timations that some checks had
been felt on account of the con-
troversy over the rates between
the railroads and the government
call was said to have been
made on the underwriters of the
3,00O,000 Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe, convertible bonds for
payment of 25 per cent of their
subscriptions, the inference being
that stock holders had not availed
themselves of their privileges of
subscription to these bonds.
The money market reflected
lightened demand for stock mar
ket purposes.
The demand from mercantile
sources appears to be sluggish as
wei.
Other money markets report
that speculation in its objection
able forms has been effectively
checked. The returns to the comp
troller of the currency under the
call, which is expected now at an
early date, are awaited with in
terest for a comprehensive show
ing of the loan position. London
seems to expect to be called upon
for gold to help finance the Amer
lean crop movement this fall. that
being one OF the reasons for the
extraordinary reserves which have
been built in London.
Bonds were somewhat firmer.
but with little change from the
dull conditions in that department.
Total sales (par value), s1,395, 600.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. June 13.-Money on call easy
212@S per cent; ruling rate, "a closing bid,
212 offered at g.
Time loans, soft and very dull; so days,
3@3A per cent; 80 days, az; months, 4@4A.
Stariing excbange EASY Win sctupI al business
in bankers bills at 81. S44004. $3.50 for 60 day
bills and at $4S675 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4,S3A @4.S4A.
Bar silver, 5314
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
firmer
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
Butter, Chee.e and EgEs

The market for eggs and dairy produce opened
the week with business of routine local char
acter, being confined to the filling OF small
orders for immediate wants. Receipts Of eggs
over Sunday were comparatively light and the
market was firm for extras, the proportion OF
that grade In the arrivals being small. Bidding
on the exchange sent the price up 1ac to quo
tation Of 2615c dozen. There were no sales
informal session 27e was paid for 10 cases OF
extras. Conditions and prices in the market for
butter and cheese were unchanged. Surplus
stocks of both were going into cold storage.
Receipts were As, 500 pounds of butter, $500
pounds OF cheese and 1.S06 cases Of eggs.
The following are the official quotations
tablished< on the floor of the dairy exchange.
Prices in the street, while governed by the ex-
change quotations, generally range from 11ac to
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
Egg Market In Nearby Counties
SnecinI Disnnfch 10 The Gill

SANTA CRUZ, June 13.-PouItrymen are re-
ceiving 25c for eggs and the output is more than
enough to supply the local market. Shipments
are made TO San Francisco by larger dealers
SANTA ROSA, June 13.-There was slight
advance in the local egg market today on recei pt
of adviees from the transactions of the San Fran
cisco dairy produce exchange. The local dealers
are quoting 2415e per dozen spot cash for choice
and 2112e for seconds. There is a good supply
with steady demand.