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Literary Note

That book there." said the new author. lis going to take me to pos terity.''
 You'll get warm welcome. that's the case" said the unkind one, for Posterity has books to burn"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15
He Knew.

Husband-Look out! On the first, our rent will be raised.
 Wife-What makes you think so?
 Husband-There's our landlords wife just going into the dressmakers opposite for new gown!
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15
Up to Date.

Boarder-Madam. did you put any. thing deleterious in this pie?
 Boarding House Mistress (with dig. nity)-Certainly. Mir Pussy. always do use it in my pies.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15

opera
  without injections 
 millionaire family a the Medical Paris when discovered six the full devoted almost his entire with sovane late discovered dspeed but did affect its anesthetic o
  experiments
 of the Institute or international Der of the International Commission
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15
Worked

How did you get old Crouch to give you so much of his timer"
 Told him was writing my biogra. phy and wanted to be able to say that had spent an hour with him."
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15
MAY BE CANADIAN RULER

What to do with the duke of Connaught, brother of King Edward VII, is one of Great Britains ever-recurrent problems. The latest of the rumors affecting him connects his name with the governorgeneralshp of Canada.
 The reported intention of Earl Grey to retire early this year has given occasion for conjectura selections for his place. None, it is said would meet with more general approval throughout the empire than the designation of the duke. For one thing by reason of Connaught's relationship to the king, it would consolidate that imperial partnership" which it is felt would make for the closer union of Great Britain with her domin- ions over the Canadians, it is thought, would welcome the choice. The fact that he would have far higher rank than any former in
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15
A Warm Member.

Why do you speak of him as an ardent prohibitionist?"
 Because he consumes a lot of frs water"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15
PINCHOT KEEPS UP FIGHT

Clifford Pinchot, chief of the forestry division of the department of agriculture, is about the only member of the Roosevelt regime who is be. ing pointed out to strangers on the streets of Washington these days. There goes the man who is fighting Ballinger," is a common expres- sion whenever MT. Pinchot appears on the avenue
 The PinchotBainger row began last sum- mer and shortly before the president started on his long tour there was talk that MT. Pinchot would be forced out of his position Later came reports that MT. Ballinger would resign as secre- tary of the interior, but both are still at work and the fight is going merrily on
 Recently in New York speech Mir Pinchot declared the people of the United States have been the complacent victims of system of plun.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15
To a Pianist.

Oh. splendid artist! Though your glori-
 ous skill Bids me with adjectives intense en-
 thuse, Still more I wonder. envious against my
 will, About the hair rcstorer that you use!
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15
Synonymous Terms.

There is lot of deceit in fine clothes"
 Quite right. One sees so many women well dressed these days"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15
No Spanish Main.

That new Bahama buccaneer
 Can never be the same As those bold rogues to romance dear
 Who sailed the Spanish main!
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15

 he he
 Only February dukes Ireland talked of His of his His popularity his discussion would landlords
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15
GOT $75O,OOO XMAS GIFT

Probably the most costly and beautiful Christ mas gift that any woman in the world received was rope of magnificent pearls. said to have cost $75O,OOO, which George D. Widener of pbiIo. delphia presented to his wife, who was Mise Eleanor Elkins daughter of the late William [, Elkins the traction magnate. It is the most costly string of pearls in the world
 It is said that Mir Widener intended tho gems some of which are nearly as large as pie con eggs, and sufficient for a kings ransom as surprise for his wife, but news of the gift that princess might we'll envy leaked out
 It is probable that society will have an on portunity to admire at first hand what is said to be the finest collection of pearls, gem for oon,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15

Composer-lt's too bad! The more operas l compose. the fewer are pro duced.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15

 commercial the method O he by if corporation
  delusion passing rapidly away"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15
\QUlck!)

In Greenland women who wish to add to their charms paint their faces blue. If the Greenland women whom we have seen were fair specimens the blue paint probably serves the de- sired purpose.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-15

Sraford n 
 
 
  ~O'"e Wdener fin the soo,u . Philadelphia New York fashionable the brunette with which N 'Ae
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-14
SIN Nadrs.

Sun Mars. ba fauet ber Jriibling ait,
@enn er's nidt friiber idbpn getan,
Spd bieies Sabr es fdJeinen laft,
Ils belt er an benz 3eitpnnft feit.
9'rum ift Der Wears oft mil6, oft ramb,
9lls ,uaft' er ieIber nidbt genam,
Sb es md @imter bfeiben iullt,
Sh es idbun Spmnter tuerbei tunllt.
@er Hug lit, balt 81 bieier 3cit
NpfJ ftets iein gSinter5eug berett,
Senn oft, ned eff man es gcna6)t
Gommt fpltb' elm Hprber ii6er 9tadjt.
ttnb iheint bic Spmue nal SIT LeiR,
0lan iid ia aud 81 1elfen tuetf,
Mam ind5t elm letdIter 9a5dlein ats
ttuh lakt ben ileberrpd si Saas.
Maan inuf i'm Mlar5 Dpr Mlfem feiu
Nnf falt nnb iuarm geriiitet ietn.
ttnb TIT man bieies, ,peiR id, nann
Mean gans bebaslidI leben fann.
Nnn id)reGt mtd5t mebr Der Bu6e Breis
sSiir opls, man 6enft Idlpn inebr an Sis.
Muh lit ber Mdrs Der lette iGpn
$50 nod bic Gnitern In Saiipn.
Na6 9ctkem lit nidjt mebr 8esebr,
@sau trinft nidbt ngpm anb SerrD"
rtcbr,
GUAR beiFer Hnnitb pprm SdJtaicn tut
Oft sesen me Grtaltnng gut.
Der bette Srnnf bod, glaubt' es mir,
| SIt ftcts ein @las u mn Sier.
Sft bir Sn beih, 10 fiblt es bid
tinb tudrmt babel bph innerlid.
Der tunhre @eiie INNER meim,:
obs ithrntt, Oh bic GDnne lfcfnt,
Wie immer titag baS @etter iein,
Gin @ldsfen ID a m o" tit fein."
limb ba man immer ueiien 0aat
@efpigen ION aud In Der Sat,
0aat' if 81 Seinem 8eiten btr:
,,@eb BIN anb trtnt m a nj y ri
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-14
9(rthur @or0er. elm ssllaenicl

9(rtbur 8oroer, ein Sugeniclr
in Srier, lit oobei, Elm 9fieienluft-
idiff 8u bauen, oas fiinf5ig bis
leds8ig Gaiio9iere NIT iid fiibren
un0 iebs8ig Meilen per Stunoe
5uriidlegen fann.
Ser alte gii6ofs-3aloit in
Wonterep lol( renopiert merben. st.
boItungsarbeiten finb oringeno not
uenoig, un bas @ebauoe bor polli-
gem @erfaa 8u ldiisen.
Ger oeutide aaiier nil oel
Staot Merifo ein Gtaotbilb gllerml.
Der BON Sumbolots, Der befunntlid
in Nferifo auBerorbentli6 perebrt
miro, l6enfen.
@ie cine 9epei6c aus @al.
ciltta nelbet, iit Ser pon BEN Chine
len aus Gibet bertriebene Dalai.
2on1a BORT eingetrofen.
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Sest1 Dem Garnfolio Sec no

Sn Dem garafalio Sec naGe
Stem gorf bat man oie 2eibe elmer
jilngen Game l1alnens Selcnc
glooogooo gefluloen. 0aS iunge
MGbben lit an elmer 0erpen-Grollf-
belt. 0tittipod nadt entipid fie aus
ibrer @obnung in oent 6altfe bon
2eslie 81. Sort, Dem Sobne oes @olt=
perneur Sort bon Seem Serlep. @5
iDurben fofort Rahforidungen anges
itellt, bod fonnte lnon tie ntdt fir=
Sen. @abrldeinlicb bat iie iid ielbit
bas 2eben genomnuen. Sic lpar II.
ibren Na6tfleioern, als man iie fano.
glnorelp Carnegie, Soiepb S
gboate, Senotor 9olliper, aoroinal
Gibbons, Gobert lt1toertuooo, gaobert
Cobb 2incol1l uno General porote
9orter iinb auserieben noroen, ltnt
oie onrd SOB entltanbenen 2iiden i'll
9llnoert-Mdnne =&oaeeiunt ol,s5u-
fiillen, mel6es oieienigen Hcrlonen
olts5utpablen bat, oeren geantcn in
Der Stem gorfer 9iubmesbolle ange-
brnht tperoen lollen.
gln San1itag eri6ob tin ate.
ger nalnens Dention in Der gedbe
bon @innsboro, 2oniiiono, Sen De-
'putp-Sberiff goatns, Ser i'm ipeeen
8ferbeOiebltabls perbaften nollte. Gie
ne 9oiie inadte iid 8u ieiner 8erfol-
gung auf uno trof i'm IN Der geale
BON 9elbi. Gr iette ii6 sur 8ebr
uno tpurbe in Dem &anlpf totllh ner-
Dunoet.
&ermann Weoris, III iriibcrcr
@runoeigetttnrnsbanbler in 9telu
gorf, bot ieine beioen So6ne, ein
poor Sungen i'm Sitter bon a9t5cDn
uno 5tpolf Sabren uno iid) Ietbft er'
ihoiien. Mniheineno fat er Sic Sat
im Srritnn beganeen. Seinc Sron
NOR 5ur 3eit perreiit.
Sbon1os Mc2augblin Elm rei-
der Geibaftsmann bon 3ittsbilrg
uno Sdmager oes Eraiioenien, bal
1ih erihofIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-14

@eorg, oen GlteIten Sobn oes Gene,
roIfelomariboas Grin5en 2eopoIo
Brin5 @eorg miro bon 1eineln 0rll.
Ser, oen 8rinaen 9onroo, begleitet
peroen. Die 8atierin 9[uglite 8if
torio=Stiftung ioa in ser Sommer,
llno 6ieber5eit porauesipeiie oelt.
l6en 8iofoniIien un6 Wliiiionstci.
term ipnonn auh ionItigen 0c,tt-
IdJelt in 8alaitil1a Elm @rboiltnc5
beiln bieten 9feiienben oeutid'cr, tpie
anberer 0ationalitat itno oDne lin
teri6ieo Ser &onfeIiion often ltebelt,
ais SausbaltungS= uno SSortbil-
ou1g8idule fir oeutide Wsaocbelt,
boliptla6li6 Galdititas bel1ust mer.
oeu lllo enolieh @oltdtigfeits-
3lpeden oienen.
Ser 3aalpfer uBenniplpanio
BON Ser uSomburg-9l ~2inie"
pelder nolt Stem gorf III Gurbo-
ben onIongte, iiberfubr beiul Gin.
loufen oen Seeeli6ooner Ger
truo@, iuelher falidb manouriertc.
SIM pom Ser aus iebs &Gpfen be-
itebenoen 8emannltag ertrallfen. Ser
Sbooner mor bon @orburg nnh Ell
mem &afen nit elmer 9ooltng Sol5
unternegs geipeien.
Ser 8uoeet-9lusl6nB Der rui-
iii1en 9uuno bat oos SpIteln ser
gerbonnilng nod Sibiriell ill 2es
bensnerp getroffen, inoenl Ct ben
gan5en @tot fir Die 8erfpoltnng Die
les Spitens ouf $34,500 berabitrid.
Der 9usi6uB CAB 5tpor gu, oaB bie
9fegierunq in ben lebten Sobren nibt
ntebr 10 piel 8erionen neridjidt mic
friiber, erfldrte aber, oas gan5e
SnItem lei idledt uno lllifie ner-
ihminoen.
Die gerliner llniperiilat llat 5ll
ibrer @unoertiobrfeier, melGe oui
Sen TO- II. uno 12. Sftober os. s.
feItgelebt lit, iar1ttlide llniberiitd-
ten eir9elooen, iDelde Der .IiIocta.
ton Of &inericon ltniperiities : ange-
horen. gluBeroem iiilo perionlih ein-
gelaoen oIle bisberigen austouih-
Brofeiioren, ferner Die Serren 9beo-
bore gooiebef, 9lnoren Carnegie,
@noretp @bite uno Die llniperfitats=
Frdiioenten Butler llrlo elliot
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-14
9fettetc Sas aeben zines Seloaten.

S. N. Stone in &emp, Geras
Itano lieber oen &ueeln unb @rana.
ten i'm giirgerfriea gegelliiber, als
Der 9lusiidt, Die 5hminoiuht gu ba.
ben, tpie oie @er5te bebgtpteten
SD 5og mir einen bartnafigen gu.
item 5u, ben i6 niht mieoer losmer.
SEN foltnte", i6reibt er. oMein Sc
luidt ging onf 1870 Bfunb berunter
Sd gebrau9te bann Or. Mng'S
9}etp DISCOVERY unb tpuroe noditdn-
Dig gebeilt. @egen 9uIten, grfal'
tung, Grippe, Mitbmo, Seiierfeii.
GeudbuIten unb 2ungenletoen lit es
oos Bette. SOC ltnb $1.00. Ser.
iu6sfloihen frei. @arantiert bon al
len 8ruggiften.
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s G + a 8.

Sfl Sort Wortb lit Die 2eid)e
zines iehsaebniabrigen SSunsen na-
mems @il gfignep IN oen 9fuil1en
ieiiies abeebrannten Sauies gefunben
iporben. Cine ndbere ltnteriu6lii9
Ser 2eide aeigte, oaB ibr Der edit
BEL eingeihlagen NOR luto man
nimnt baber an, baB Der ssunge
errloroet purbe uno ba5 bic Mlor=
Der bann oas Sous in g.ralo lted-
ten. Der iunge Gienep iuar fei Ser
st. @ortb g Denper 8abn angeitent
uno tpuroe ollgemein germ geieben.
3pei jnnge Mdohen Della
Gompere unb 5ibil @ilion, beioe
aus Splpeiter, Die in San @arcos
b0bere S1uIen beiu6en, 1aben ain
Sonntag einen1 fleinen Sungen na=
mems SarpIb Maooor, Der beim
Spielen in oen Stub gefaaen mar
oas 2eben gerettet. Sic marem 9ln-
gen5eu9en beg @orfalls, idneG ent-
ihloiien iprangen iie in Elm bereit-
itebenbes Boot, ruserten na6 Der
Stelle bin, mo Ser &eine geeen bas
@aiier anf1npfte, unb famen gera-
oe i'm re1ten 9lugenblif an, I'M i'm
nod lebeno beraus5ieben 5l fonnen.
Sn gaitropille ltarb Sacob
genoele, elmer Ser altelten geiuob=
ner jenes Srtes, i'm 9llter poa 81
Sobren. Ger 8erltorbene Deborte
nod gu oen eriten slniie0lern pnn
gaitropille. Seine @attin u,to nern
&inoer iiberleben ibn
gei Dem 8eriuhe, ell 8ener
ourh Dos SereingieBen bon Seroiilt-
Del beiier in 9rano gu 6ringen.
murbe in 9allas Srau S. @. Gonnsr
10 idper perleet, bob iie eiliae Stun-
Sen ip6ter itorb.
Sn Dallas ipuroe GborleS go
berts, Der por ungefdbr eineni Sabr
SEN Saloonbeliter 81. 9. 9oarO er-
IhoB, gu lebensIanglihen 3uhtbaus
)erurteilt.
Sn Der 2ocal Option. .Mbitiin
nung in Son Batricio County babea
,ie obibitioniiten nit einer
Moioritdt BON 81 Stimmen geiiegt
- S. 6. Goiier, Der Sefre.1r bel
| 5toats-llniperiitat in glllItin, bai
| 'eine gfefienation eingereibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-14

Sm Mars. ba fauet Der Sriibling at,
Wenn er's nidt friiber fdJpn setau,
Ord bteies Sabr es fd)einen laft,
Ils belt er an benz 3eitpmnft feit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-14
vie ante gsadridtem iidl perbreitcll.

SD bin 70 Sabre aIt nnD reiie
oiel", idreibt 9. s. SoIiol1 aus
GIilabetbtopn, ap. olteberaa em-
,pfeble ib electric gitters, ipetl ifl
ibm rneine @elnnobeit uio 2ebens-
froft berbanfe." 8erfeblt nie ben
Mogen an5ureaen, Nieren uffo Ser
oaullng gu regeln, Die 2eber gu itirnu-
lieren, oie gserben gu ftarfen llto
oas 9Iut 5u reirliaen. gerir6t es.
gfur SOC. @arantiert BON alen Drug
ai{ten.
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0as seras @unber

6eilt alle 9lieren 8laien nno rbeu-
lnotiide 2eioen; BEL allen Drllggiiten
ooer 2 nlonatlidle 8ebanollne per
8oit fir 81. Or. 6. SO. Sul, 1926
Slipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, Mo. 5hrei6t
fiir 3enaniiie.
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e5n elmer @aine ber 2ebieb auo
ggilfes6arre Goal Company nahe
@ilfesbarre in 8enniploanien fano
cine @aserploiion itott, bur6 tpelhe
lieben M6nner 1m's 2eben famen.
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- @ute @etrdnfe uno fomoiei
2und itets in gnrgitaller's Salooa
nnb 8eitanrant, MIlito StroBe. ne6en
her SoIle Der Serrnonnsiobne.
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GiienbaDll= JablpIau.
5. & 6. q. ga6m.

~ ~ W. ~ NCNyN.
@o.s lgom gaOr0en. .e.45 absaos
$50. O. Som gaorben. 80. .6.45 more
yto. 7-2ocal bon 9earne 1000 mora
gtn. 9-2ocal bon Galeitine -. :.
..10.45 dbenos
$50 4 Bon Megifo. .1.5o nabln.
gfo. 12-2oeal bon 2arebo (eenliidt) :.
800 niorg,
stbfo5rt =
$50. f. Na9 bein Noroen. 1856 not1m.
Wo. g. 3a1 benz Noroen. 500 a6enos
So. 8-2ocal na1 Hale5tine r 80 mora
SEQ 10 ggpreB i,ad 9earne. !. :.
SO. 5 -gaab 0aegifo ZOO mora
SO. 1 -aocal nad 2arebo (eeni6t) =.
SO. 900 abeubS.
g. u. G y. q. 8asn.
Nnfunft-
@o. 1-Soufon ii. S. aii5te ZOO nohnt
gao. 3-9onfton u 3. &iiite ZOO porm
Mo. 5--aiiitenftdote. .t:15 nadrn
No 46 @on &errpille =. 9:45 bor1r
SO. A @on &errbille, nur Sonntags
!. =. .... 9:45 iladn
SO. 2 2Sonltpn Ii. 5. Riiite. 1926 porm
SO. 4-9onitou H. 8. &iiite $50 abenos
SO. 6-aiftenltdote. 49,. lao naobm.
$40. 43-1ad aerrbille, aliseenommer
SO, y 1iA@ad aerrDille, lnir gonnfass q lrues1s5
.... 6:40 rabnl
g.. $. & 9. u. (Sa,.pt-2inie).
SO. 9-8om Often. .7:85 PORN
SO. 7-Bom Often. -. $500 nadm
gso. 10-gl gofo Ii Beiten. 1880 uachm
go. 2-@pn Sci 9aio. 1880 BORN
SO. s-gsa6 el 9aiO lnD @eiten 3 :
ao. 1o-gaad 5. @eiten. 1880 abenSs
go. 9 Maa benz Often. 1900 Il BORN
SO. 1-Na9 Sci 9fio. 400 abenos
gietpria 9ibiiion, @. $. & g. q.
NrfiInft-
SO. so5-@uero. 8ictoria 1850 na6m
$50. So6-gue gsictoria 500 BORN
M. 8. & :. gahn.
SO. 241-gon Souiton uno @alpeitou
so. 235-@om gorben. .7.30 poratiti.
SO. 231-Vom 9orSen uno Souftoa
III. 1926 nabnr
@o: Boom Noroen.. ..7:45 abeuos
Nbfabrt
80. a44-ssad benz aorSen II. Soliton
:. >. >. ..7.10 pnrm
SO. 1o-yad Dem 9oroen. 1000 borin
SO. 236-@ad benz 9orben. -. -.
!. :. 200 aben6s
SO. 242-Nab bem Norben nnb Sal
neiton. ....11.b0 abenoz
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
PACIFIC COAST TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO. July 15-Flour-F Family
extras, S560Q6; bakers extras, S5.6O96; Ore
gon and Washington 4.50a5.
Wheat-Shipping $1.55Q1.60.
Barley-Feed. $1O7iA brewing, S1l0d111h.
oats-Red, sl.25a1.35; white nominal black
nominal.
Millstuffs- s-Middlings, s2S@37; mixed feed S2i
@30; rolled barley, $23q2i; oatmeal, $3.50; oat
groats, $500; rolled oats $2S@29
Hay-Wheat. S9014; wheat and oat $9d19;
wild oat. S7q1o; tame oat, s9@12; alfalfa, $40
10: straw $4,000.
Beang-Pink, 6@6.15; Lima, s44OG1L5O; small
white, $46i25: large white, $3.65q3.9O.
Potatoes-New S5cdf$125.
Onions-Fancy, $225; common, 49,
Varlous-Green peas. 294o string beans. 20
&c; egg plant, 75c@s1; green peppers, 5Oa75c;
tomatoes. 25c@S1.25; summer squash. 25q6Oc;
asparagus nominal; garlic, 2hG4c; cucumbers,
25d65c.
Poultry-old roosters, s5d55o; young, sZ5O9
10: small broilers, S2.25dS large, $34350 fry
ers, s5d6; hens, S5d1O; old ducks, s450@5;
young ducks, S55O975O; geese, S2@2.5O; gos-
iings, s2d250; young pigeons, N.5oq1.75.
Recepts~-~lour, 1868; wheat, $40; barley.
a. $50; oats, 1896; corn, 40; potatoes, 1885,;
onions, ITO; bran. So; middlings. 4s; hay, 420;
straw. g. hides. 25o; wine, 41.OoO
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
BRADsTREETs' WEEKLY LETTER

NEW YORK, July 15.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
will say:
Quiet still characterizes most lines OF trade
and industry, with operations limited by vaca-
tions and summer shutdoWns The first OF the
fall buyers in the leading markets, but
the operations are conducted with caution
pending clearer views of crop outcome.
Trade as a whole is claimed to be equal or
in excess of last year at this period, but ex-
cept where hot weather demands or clearance
sales have resulted in broken stocks, shipments
Of goods are light, Collections are generally
classed as fair to slow.
Business failures in the United States for
the week ending July IA were 20s, against 1872
last week. 206 in the same week of 1909; 25S in
1908; III in 1907 and 1888 in 1906.
Wheat, including -four, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week ending
July Ia aggregated 1190.24s bushels, against
l. 563 IT'S last week and 1853, LOG this week last
year.
Corn exports for the week are 494,T ,T57 bushels
against 10000 last week and LOG. 113 in 1909.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

sneciaI service to The Herald by J. c. will
son. member of the Chicago board or trade
New York stock exchange and San francisco
bond and stock exchange, 212 West Fifth street.
Los Angeles.
CHICAGO July 15-Much excitement pre-
vailed in the wheat market today. Advances
were large in all directions, European markets
included. The largest gain, as yesterday.
was at Winnipeg, which was affected by the
high temperatures and lack Of rain there.
American northwestern markets advanced rap
idly early for similar reasons, but reacted some
on realizing. The selling here today was OF
the best class, leading longs taking handsome
profits and waiting for the market to lose some
OF the hysterical features in evidence today.
Buyers were Of the eleventh hour sort in a
larger proportion than usual. Many shorts
were forced to cover. One northwestern
authority sent in an estimate OF R5,OO0,OoV
bushels as the crop of the northwest. More
conservative estmators have put the Cana
dian northwest at So. 600 900 bushels The south
west and the winter wheat belt in general sold
much wheat here today, mainly for shipment
this month, and 1t was hedged. Total sales
of this sort probably aggregate SOOOOO oushel5
here
The corn market was helped by the bulge in
wheat as we'll as by the hot weather reports
from the northwest. where feed is short. Many
shorts came in on the bulges. Eastern shipping
demand was good, but offerings limited. Cash
sales from the country were light over night,
but later increased materially. There was
much speculative buying today and consider
able selling from conservative sources Some
of the early commission buyers resold.
Oats scored a material gain, but, as in corn,
did not retain all Of it, The crop losses in the
northwest, Canada included, have been large,
and there was much speculative buying and
COVERING by shorts during the advance. The
country sold only fair quantity for shipment,
but sold futures rather freely today; local
longs also sold
Except for July pork, which continued its
advance, and in which there is no trade worth
mentioning, the provision list eased off today.
There was some strength early based largely
on the advance in grains, but there was a
notable lack OF demand at higher levels. The
stockyards people sold considerable product
today also some Of the commission houses.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS

new YORK, July 15.-Evaporated apples
moderately active, steady; spot fancy, 1910
111ac; choice, S1aq9c; prime, 7h9Sc; common
to fair. 696%c.
Prunes less active, barely steady; quotations
range from 3Q9A for CALIFORNIA; up TO S0-40s,
and 413d9A for Oregons.
Apricots steady; choice, 9%91oiAc: extra
choice, 10KGl1c; fancy, 1O&012i5c.
Peaches quiet and firm; choice 6hq6Ac ex-
ira choice, 737Ac; fancy, 7A97t2c.
Raisins quiet and steady loose muscatels,
3M@5&c; choice to fancy seeded, 4Ad6&c;
seedess, 3%641ao; London layers, 81. 2091.25.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, July 15.--Catte-Receipts est
mated at 2000 market steady; beeYes, $1,000
$50; Texas steers, 50, 75@6.S5; western steers
$41506eO; stockers and feeders, s3,6O95, rs
cows and heifers, S5.OOQEOO; calves s675aS.5 so
Hogs-Reoeipts estimated at 1900; marke
steady to up; light, $9.75Q9.10; mixed, IS. 50Q
9.1O; heavy, SIS. 256S90; rough, $S254S.45; gooC
to choice heavy, $S.45dS.9O; pigs, SS.s0q9 Is
bulk OF sales, $S.55QSS5
Sheep--Recepts estimated at 5000; marke
steady; native. S2.55G4S5; western, S250G4 o.
yearlings $4 4005.75; lambs, native, s4.50q1OO
western, S450970o.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
U. S. GETS S3,25O,OO0,000
IN FOREIGN COMMERCE

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Three and a
quarter billion dollars was the value CT the
foreign commerce of the United States FOR the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1910. The value CT
imports was one and half billion dollars and
of exports one and three-quarter billion dol
lars The imports were larger than in any
preceding year except 1907 and 1908
The grand total of foreign commerce, in
cluding all merchandise imported and ex-
ported except that included in the trade
with the non-contguous territories OF the
United states, amounted to $3,S02, S21. .o57, and
was more than that of any preceding year
except 1907 when the total was $3, S15, 212'5oS