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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-12
Gone To the Junk Pile

- Massachusetts, tried her new primary nomination law Sept
26. The light the explanation interesting:
This is partisan primary don't align
with either said We've
of
regardless
The pile, we m
the will survive the shock.
FIRST of nodded concrete in
in Holland Edsons idea
ENGLAND operating its first mail
stpulates
undertaken by
WE advise Mr. Tafts friends take him home him
with political matches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-12
OUR DAILY BIRTH.
DAY PARTY.

This is an occasion for much
merryment in American Red Cross
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-12
TODAY IN HISTORY

Oct. ~, 1864, Gen. J. B. Hood
wrote to the union commander at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-12

Entered at the postoffics at Tacoma, Wash. AZ
second -class matter. TELEGRAPHTC SERVICE
OF UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUM-
DAY BY THE TACOMA TIMES PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-12
TIL E M A r K EFT s
PRICES PAID PRODUCER.

Apples-$1.50Q2.25 box.
Pears-$1.o0 o. .50 a box.
Peaches-5QQ Toe a box.
Oranges-s2 25@47j a box.
Lemons-s5.00Q6.00 a box.
Plums-50c a box.
Cranberries-S q 10c a lb.
Potatoes-$1.25 a sack.
Sweet Potatoes-s2.25 % 2.35.
CoYn-16o a dog.
Beans-39 &c a lb.
7urhipe-20o a doz.
Pumpkins n o lb.
Tomatoes-10o q lib.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-12

A congressman wears boots at
home and gets booted at Wash
ington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-12

German, as taught in our col
leges, is interesting to everybod!
but real Germans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-12

The real trouble Is that there
is too much room at the top.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-12

It's a mean trick not to live up
to the DOCTORS diagnosis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-12

There is nothing green about q
grass widow
The evening world., 1911-10-04
RACING AUT0lSTS IN SMASH
WHEN CAR STRIKES TREE.
Harvey Rigler and His Mechanician
on Practice Dash Hurled Over
Bank and Badly Hurt.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Astounding
a dangerous curve In Paramount Park
al terrific speed to-day In n Mercer
car which they were tuning up for SAT-
urday's 2Cc-miie automobile road race
Harvey Rigler. a well-known local anna
,eur motor racer. and Thomas Bowen,
his mechanician. were seriously injured
when their car plunged into a tree and
turned over. One Of Rigler's arms
was broken and he was badly lacerated
Bowen sustained a double fracture OF
a leg and general Commissions. The bis
machine Jumped the track. bounded
into a tree and threw both men out
The racing car hen turned over and
fell down an embankment.
Several hundred persons out to sec
the practice witnessed the accident and
rendered prompt assistance.
The evening world., 1911-10-04

S3.5O BOYS SUITS. 300
Norfolk aud Double Breast-Fancy
Choylots and Twccds-mhny shades oi
gray and browns to IL yrs.
s30s BOYS FALL COATS. Ala
Natty All Wool Covcrts. Scrges and
Chcviots-navy. olive. gray. tan and
browns-self or velvet collars-full a
lcngth-21s to 10 years.
90 ct. BOYS PAJAMAS... .37
Heavy nap flannolettes, fancy madras
and pcrcalcs-cut full to II yrs.
30 ct. BOYS BLOUSES, .,. 80
Madras and pcrcalcs, In white and
light stripc-also Eden cloth. In dark
pattcrns-laundcrod or u~nlaundercd-
band or COLLAR To 10 yrs.
80 ct. BOYS HATS. . 80
Teddy. Rah itnh and College style
cloth or fclt-plaln or fancy band
all wanted cOlOrs.
si40 GIRLS VELVET HATS. -. .09
soft crowns-necd only quill for trim
blue. purple. Royal. brown. black.
The evening world., 1911-10-04
Marathoner Morrissey weds.

Tom" Morrlssey, champion amateur
Marathon" runner of America In 1903,
was married to-day 20 Miss Mary
Gallagher in st. Joseph's Catholic
Church at Yonkers. the Rev. Dean s,
s. Lings officiating. Morrissey. who
won the Boston Marathon In 1908 and
many other long distance races. had
for his best man Ar Jim" sullivan oil
the Irish-American Athletic Club.
sullivan was Morrissey's roommate on
the Olympic cam. representing the
United States In London in 1908.
Miss Gallagher saw Morrissey win
some OF his races and fell IN love with
him.
The evening world., 1911-10-04

John D.. ana generally accredited with
being the biggest bear on the American
market. sailed with his wife. He Is said
to have cleaned up a fortune, wen for a
Rockefeller. during the recent parade
or the bears. 1t was stated ne is III
Is going to Europe for treatment.
lie kept to his stateroom and did no.
talk before sailing.
Baron Rosen, for t%hirty.nve years in
timately associated with the inter-
national politics Of Russia and Amer
lea, and recently Ambassador TO the
united states. went home to take his
place as a member of the Council of
the Empire.
The evening world., 1911-10-04
Driver Held for Death.

William Dancourt. auto-truck driver,
employed by the Pioneer Warehouse
Company OF Brooklyn, was arraigned In
the Magistrates Court In Jersey city
to-day charged with m~anslaughtor.
Going through Newark at dusk last eve-
ming . Dr. ncourt's truck ran down and
crushed TO death n~ine-ycar-oid william
De%nnenhauer of No. % Magnolia ave-
nue., Jersey City. who had been stealing
a ride on a wager and dropped of In
front OF the automobile.
The evening world., 1911-10-04

1919 Ct. WHITE MADRAS, -. 81.
Fancy patterns - large assortment, =,
highly merccrircd-cxcellcnt for chill
drcn's Russian dresses, shirt waists
boys blouscs. otc.
10 Ct. WHITE LAWNS. 81
Full 80 inch-organdic hnlsh-cScei-
lent for waists. dresses. aprons. caps
and fancy work.
os ct. COLD MEssALINEs go
Rich satin facc--35 inch-all colors
and tints-light and dark.
So ct. SILK TAFFETAs.... 81.
stripes aud checks also navy ind white
and black and white hccks-splcndi
for separate waists.
80 CT. hIL wool rANANiAs. 80. .SS
80 inch-eray. tan. catawba, roseda.
Copenhagen. cardinal. amethyst cadet
Havana. seal brown. garnet, olive.
royal. Hight and dark navy and black.
Qs ct. CHAIN sERGEs.... 80
All wool-6i inch-navy n black.
I2t5 ct. WHITE FMBRoIDERIEs 81
Cambria, nainsook and .swiss-.edscs
and Insertions to u Inches VIC
10 TO 25 CT. IACES INSERTIONS. 8
Point Ncniso-whitc-1i To | inch wide.
Os Ct. CHIFFON Wells. -. .87
striped. woven b~ordcrs-black. white
and all delicate tints-33N07 !, inches
may be used rs scarfs-new goods.
o ct. WOMEN'S HANDkERCHIEFS. q
Pure Irish linen 49, hemstitch-rcmark-
ably good value.
50 ct. WONiEN'S KID GLOVES. >. .Eg
Nonnlsh stylc-ono clasp-tan shades
IL ct. TURKISH TOWELS. -. 81
i9xi3 Observation-Disclosures.
o.. ct. CRASH TOWELLINGS.., z
Pure Observation-Disclosures border-foi
household use.
IS ct. HUCK TOWELS, "a
Pure llncn-whitO-ilnc. close weave
Observation-Disclosures borders.
The evening world., 1911-10-04
Tomorrow. on MAIN FLOOR
No Mail or Telephone orders
We r,-u privilege Of restricting quantities.

'I;SS%1 s ,,nrnN. DAMA snS aao;;;.i7 44e,,.n.
and double border-splcndid value
20 inches wild
si.7o TABLE NAPKINs-doz Lilo
All linen - good range OF patterns
hemmcd ready for use.
i2h CT. DISH TOwELLING.. OK
Extra heavy.-pure ~linen-colored Dor.
10 Ct. ENID ssCHARrs 4 SQUARES. AT
! White-cmb'd floral designs. :
20 CT. TEA SPOONS dor. LII
Rogers nickel silver-fancy or plain.
~ CT. STEEL KNIVES 4 FORKS, ca. Z
Excellent mako bone and ebony
sI.ao MEMS PAJAMAs. LOS
Zinc qualities heavy nap Sc.:c. e:s
or Japanese neck = braid trimmed
fronts-all sizes.
"a Ct. MEMS sUsPENDERs..., 10
Good live rubber-stripcs-gilt buckles
Leather cnds-police aud hremen's
20 ct. woMEN's Frcc-Lincd VESTS .lQ
~Cottou-long or short sleeves-snkle
drawers TO match.
Fast Black Cotton-lne and heavy
rib-llnen spliced heel and toe-aD
| 40 ct, WoMEN's LACE COLLARS. Ia
| fancy shapcs-choice p~atterns-white.
ccru and cream.
40 CT. HAT PINS. AT.
Imported noveltics-smali designs -
cabochons and clustcrs-Rhinestones
and others.
| 1910 ct. Large JET BUTTONS. Gard 10
Clear cut or rimmed cdges-suitable
for fall suits.
si.6o Leather CARRIAGE BAGS. Loo
DiackIiea,her ,~iincd-atted With pSfss
Leather handle
81 TO 20 ct. WIDE Ribbons. IA
Drcsdcns-self OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-moires-all colors. black and white
AZ to 5L inch. :
The evening world., 1911-10-04
RUSSIAN BARON GOES HOME TIC
BECOME A POLITICIAN.

II am going home to quit diplomacy
and become a politician" he said. with
the grace that always made him q IA
vorite. II want to say that during all
OF the t~hirty-dve years ! have been
connected with public life In this coun-
try l was never ~misquoted by al Amer
lean reporter"
Joseph Letter Of Chicago went over to
take his mother to a continental health
resort. Lloyd Brice. representative of
the United States at The Hague. and
John Rldgely Carter, now accredited to
the Balkan States, but slated for trans
fer TO Buenos Ayres. also were on
board.
Lord. Strathcona, London representa-
tive OF the Canadian Government. who
had been over to go through the form
OF reslgnlng to the new Premier. Robert
l.. Borden, returned TO his home. No
body thinks he will leave his old Job.
Pastor Russell. known Of all Brooklyn.
sailed with his valet.
The evening world., 1911-10-04
o-Morow's Specials on
THIRD and FOURTH FLOORS
No Mall or Telephone orders.
We reserve privilege Of restricting quantities.

| s3.4S WONEN'S HATS. Ais
Rcady-to-wear-all velvet or silk end
velvet very high crowns-tiny brims
black, brown. navy. purple. black
and white.
0S ct. WINGS. Fancy FEATHERS. 90
Black. white. fall colors-ostrich. duck.
marabou. etc.
60 CT. WINDOW SHADES. ..38..
Lonsdale Holland-white and best tints
-6s3 II. before hemming-slightly I'M
perfect, but nothing to hurt the wear.
10. CT. BRASS RODS 49,. 10
EStension-30 to "a inch-complete
with ends and fixtures.
10 CT. FINE sTATIONERY.... IL
Wbite-50 sheets, 80 IA velopes-Pcrsisn
lawn-ietter size.
40 ct. SILK CANDLE SHADES. .31-
Pink. Green. Red. Yellow. Blue-forsl
shapeS-deep bead fringe.
90 Ct. JOINTED DOLLS. 40
Full iolntcd-curl wigs-closinR eyes.
eyelashcs-laco hose and slippers.
The evening world., 1911-10-04
MAURITANIA OFF
WITH 400 HER
J. VERY BEST CABINS
Crahame-W Whites Sister on
List; German Baron Aboard
Denies Their Engagement.
OIL SAILS.
VIM. Rockefeller Makes For
tune in Bear Movement;
Baron Rosen a Passenger.
OIL MAGNATE SAILS.

Money and marriage. politics and
diplomacy and the gentle tribute of a
noted diplomat to the American re-
porter held tho chief interest on the
Mauritania when she departed to-day,
taking 400 first cabin passengers-almost
q spring sailing list.
Miss Beatrice Grahame-white, sister
to the aviator. now in Chicago. sailed
with a real live Baron as her compan-
ion. n the ships passengers heard
with interest that they are engaged.
Baron Hochwaechter of Welsbaden, who
Is the Interested person OF the second
part, was not at all d~isplessed by the
report, but he only said. when Miss
Grahame-W White referred reporters 10
him:
1T is not true: I only wish It might
be-"
When pressed to tell something about
himself he said:
Il might be able to tell you with some
accuracy the amount OF money ] have
In my pocket and the color of my socks,
but that is about as far as l would
. care to go at this time"
The evening world., 1911-10-04
RICH BAG n { L SURPRISE!
FRIENDS BY MARRYING.

On the ship were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward L~angenbach OF Canton, o.. lie Is
Q rich steel manufacturer, with an Of
nee in New York City. His marriage
was a surprise TO his friends. who had
come to regard him at forty-seven as a
confirmed bachelor. They were more
surprised when he chose Miss Rose
Jsnson. a milliner. OF Canton. as wife.
II have been too busy 10 get married
at an earlier age" he said. ~ am sat
Sfed I have made no mistake"
Al the dock were man friends. who
came with flowers and good wishes TO
see the couple OFF. They planned to
dodge any such session. but the secre,
OF their sailing managed to get to Mr..
IAngenbach's New York friends.
William Rockefeller. brother 10
The evening world., 1911-10-04
HELP WANTEp-MALE.

BOOKBINDERS - O @ X
LYN Bindcry requires help
in all lines. $50 Kent aV.,
Brooklyn.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-02

Ever since his arrest for the
murder of Avis Linnel1, a num-
Der of the trustees of the church
have been urging his resignation.
Until today, Richeson refused to
resign, begging for time in which
to clear himself of the charge
against him.
Although Richeson would not
admit that this was the case, it is
believed that the chief reason that
led him to resign was the return
of the Indictment by the grand
jury. It is believed that Richie
son always believed he would be
cleared by that body.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-02

"Clen1entine ,Watson,s~ ghost
yikaunts me day and night. She
points an accusing finger ateme.
She asks me why l am aiding the
/ man |. know, to be guilty,
:. 81 do n OF believe he is guilty.
:, at least, / am not sure. /, never
would admit that.I believedin his
= guilt :....,s5
'.ButiI cannot standuthe .accu-
sations. of this, ghost of the little
!, country girl Irdespised, any long
i, err. God forgiNes. me for what /
ain about to do II "a. ,-@
Istthis the case with Violet Ed
mands? .c,,i.c..,ff,I.s u
Is the, rich Brookline heiress,
, who has lair he'd millions. at Rich
cson's feet, haunted by sthe.accus
ing wrath of Avis. EinneH, re
buking her for striving to prevent
!, Justice to the dead? L =.
Is that why the threatsto with
drawetf1el Ednnands:. n1illionsiia
i-eady has been nade,i}wHy Rich
eson may have to face jury lack
: ing the support, of the woman he
had hoped to. call wife. and whose
money he. hoped would make him
rich for life?
Perhaps tits. Who knows?
But this much is certain: Since
Richeson's arrest; Violet Ed
mands has not dared to. show
herself even to her best friend.
She has been kept in more strict
lsec1usion than a Turkish sultan
keeps his harem.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-02

London reports "a frightful
slump in mummies." They're
selling for anything you want to
give Fact is, people have their
hands full in looking after the
lliIye members lbP y,off their family
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-02
Fire Fund Division Delayed.

James c: Hutchens,, an attor-
ney for the citizens committee,
which has charge of the 1000
relief fund for widows and or
Phans Of fremen victims of the
stock yard fire, denied there
would be an immediate distribu-
tion of the fund, as decreed by
Judge Cooper. An appeal will
probably be taken.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-02

Berlin's got. a undertaking
newspaper to stir up the emperor
and his court. They shouldn't
hastily conclude that it isn't
blessing-that is, if there's real
muck over there that needs rak-
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-17
south Dakota.

1oo-ACRE corn farm, out from sioux Falls:
excellent improvements. large grove and
fruit, all in cultivation; price for quick sale
SO easy terms; also 240 well improved, easy
terms and 100 acres unimproved. These are
bargains for quick sale. R A. Silvtus.
owner. Sioux Falls. s D.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-17
North Dakota.
Oregon

FOR SALE-l5o acres choicest apple, pear.
cherry, graps land in the west, six miles
deep volcanic ash. The Dalles. Ore. prize
winning fruit.
100 acres 81 miles from town, new, MOD.
ern house barn tenement; $50 pear prune,
bearing: $50 young trees, 1000 grape vines,
good water, wood. Or will sell 30 acres
with all improvements. Investigator
solicited. c. H. Webster. The Dalles, Ore
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-17

Cash quotations were as follows;
FLoUR-steady; winter patents, $500
49, straights, So 0oq4 %; spring straightS
s. l0a43O bakers, So N94.5O.
RYE-No. q a0S1DlO.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, 6SdS0c. fair to
choice mailing, s0c4Sl.0.
sEEDs-Tfmothy, $500 Clover, tl675.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl, sl6. q
also. Lard, per 100 lbs. $S,O6. Short ribs,
sides, Qoosel t7.37l+gs.OO. Short clear sides,
Total ciearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 3o4 900 bu. Primary receipts were
467, 900 bu., compared with sol 900 Blu. the cor
responding day aNyear ago. The world s
visible supply, as shown by Bradstreets S,
decreased 664s 900 bu
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
12s cars; corn. Ia cars; oats lSS cars;
CHEEsE-Steady; daisies. L21tq12stc;
twins. 12Ac; young Americas. lSglSAc;
Chicago cash Prices-Wheat: No. 2 red,
ss7sg96c No. 3 red s!1fqs7c; No. 2 hard,
S65s asSc No. hard, s414Qe7c; No. north
ern spring. SlO29l.o6; No. 2 northern spring,
81 O191.O4; No. spring, e7c4SlO0. Corn: No.
! cash, 64a64<c; No. 8 cash, 6slx96SKe; No.
2 white, 54a54isc; No. white, 5sh164c; No.
2 yellow, 54954%c; No. yellow, 6s1aq54c.
oats: No. cash. s3c No. white, s59s514c;
No. 8 white 34IIdS4itc No. white, s9Ia0
8ibsc standard, 4h9S5c.
BUTrER-steady; creamer1es, lsQAc;
EGGs-Weak: receipts, S2,o2s cases; at
mark. cases included, 1214qlSc; firsts, 145Ac;
prime firsts, 15c.
j. PoTAToEs@ 50 ss5j.c choice to fancy $50
PoULTRY-Easy; live turkeys, 12c; live
fowls, 1Sc. Dressed, ! to II lbs, Z3a5c;
'P TRE ~ to be e. sSa iS WITS, 7aqae.
90 20 IS ID. WITS. Sqoc; IS 10 10 ID. WITS
Car Lot Receipts-Today: Wheat, l57
cars: corn, 9Oe cars: oats. go cars. Esti-
mated Tomorrow; Wheat, l23 cars; corn.
ia cars; oats, lS cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-17
new YORK STOCKS And BONDS
Strong Demand for Securities I'm
mediate Result of Oil Decision.
INTERPRETED AS BULLISH FACTOR
Issues Gaining From Two 20
-Four Points-Demand
More Than Local.
INTERPRETED AS BULLIsH FACTOR


NEW YORK. 1s.-wan streets immedi-
ate response to the decision OF the supreme
court in the Standard Oil case was a
strong and insistant demand for securities
such a. had not been witnessed since the
dissolution Of the Pearson Farquahar
syndicate last July. The decision was in
terpreted as a most important budish
factor and stocks were advanced with a
rush. the important issues gaining from
TO Z points The days total sales was
lOO2,600 shares.
Among the important gains were Union
Pacific and Electric. 4; Reading, 81 South
ern Pacific, United States Steel West
inghouse Electric and Utah Copper, g. and
Atchison, Dehigh Valley, New York Central,
Amagamated Copper American Smelling
and a number of other active stocks, 2
STANDARD Oil fiuctuated back and forth
on the curb. selling at one time points
above yesterdays close, but losing more
than 10 points on the day. American
tobacco was similarly upset. closing with
S-pont gain after having advanced %
points
The demand for stocks was more than
local. II began last night in the many
orders sent from this center TO London and
was supplemented at the latter place by
home and continental purchases. OPP
mated at 5000 sharsa-
The domestic demand, aside from local
buying came mainly from poston, Phla-
delphia, Pittsburg and Chicago.
Relief that the uncertainty which has
restricted business for so long was ended
at last was perhaps as mucn of a market
factor as the nature of the decision itself.
Wall street viewed the decision as unmis-
takeaby favorable to corporations that fall
into the class of the alleged trust. The
effect of this view is seen in the fact that
many Of the largest advances were made
by stocks for corporations, which are or
have been involved in proceedings insti-
tuted by the government. Union Pacific
which is involved in the Hartman merger
suit, now pending IN the courts, made the
largest gain Of any of the active stock.
General Electric, which is CHIEFLY con-
cerned in the suit recently brought by
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-17
NEW YoRK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK May 6-FLOUR-Steady;
NEW YORK, May 1h-FLOUR-Quiet;
spring patents. S490d5.15; winter straights
SOaAO; winter patents, tAlOdA5o: spring
clears, 4.75d410; winter extras, No l. So 90
$3.50 winter extras, No. :, S,i5ds. Is; Kan
sss straights, A15g4So. Rye, flour, I'M
fancy, IS 1Od5.5O.
GoRNMEAL---stesdy; fine, white and
dried, 1900
WHEAT-Spot irregular: No. red. 81. oo
asked, elevator, and N.01 nominal, T. O. b.,
afloat; No. 1. northern Duluth, s. s5h Z.
o; D. afloat Futures market advanced on
the cables, unfavorable Russian reports
ana the decrease in worlds stocks, but de-
cnneo owing to a bearish crop report in
kansas big increase in the acreage in
canada and weakness In Buenos Ayres
closing 3so net lower. May closed. ss5so;
July, $3.50; September s4l1c
COhN-Spot, ti'I"; export new No.
was without Ions. closing at NC
Sloslng hc net %. : closed at 967sc
July closed at Ui..c.
OATs-Spot, easy, standard white. 4Oc;
NO. 4Osse; No. 3, SeA4c; No. 4. Ss1sc. Flu
closing nominal
HAY-Firm; prime, NsSal4O: No. l.
N;2S; No q Nl5gl. 20; No. 3, SLS56l4O
Ride thS sot-i Central America DOC;
LEATHBR-steady; seconds. nha2s14c;
thirds, lsq@ci rejects, 149i5c.
PROVISIONS-Pork steady: meas S1s bnd
1900; family, s1S5Oa2oOO; short clears, $3.50
CISCO Beef steady; mess. Si3coaiS. 80:
family, Sl40OQl6.0O; beef hams, S9s.0Oo52s co.
Cut meats, steady; picked bellies. 10 to "a
pounds, 81. 0Oa125o; picked hams, 10 to IA
pounds. $l17bG12.50. Lard. easy; middle
west prime, IS. 209@SO; refined, steady
continent. S.e5; South America, SEQ; COM
pound, S071h.
TALLow-Quiet; city. 15-lsc: country,
5Aq61kc.
BUTTER - Steady; creamery. specials
22e; extras. 2c; firsts, 9092Olsc; seconds.
lSqlsHc; creamery held. )l6Q20c; state
dairy, finest, &c; good to prime, 1920;
common to fair, l5Q1sc; process special, II
q1713c; extras, 1870; firsts. l6c;1 seconds,
seconds, Ice
CHEESE Unsettled; old skins, aG1Oo;
new skins, 6qS1ao.
BGGS-Steady; fresh gathered, selected
extras, 1sc; firsts, l6d17c; seconds, 15a15%c;
Fl esh gathered, storage packed, firsts. In
Q1Sc; fresh gathered, dirties, No. l. 14Ik9loc;
No. 2, l4q141zc dirties, poor TO fair, 12Q
1910; fresh gathered, checks, good to
prime, 1Slkc fresh gathered, checks, poor
TO fair, l1glSc; western gathered, whites,
1Sd1S4c.
POULTRY - Dressed, quiet; western
fowls. 1S11G151kc; turkeys. lsq1sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-17

the government by various electrical com
panies, was one Of the strongest stocks,
as was United States Steel. although a
resolution for the appointment OF a COM
mittee to investigate the steel corporation
was passed by the lower branch Of con-
gress today. Bankers brokers and specu-
lators we're disposed to view the result Of
this and similar casee with equanimity.
other developments were subordinated TO
consideration Of the Standard Oil case and
had virtually no effect on the market.
The Increase In activity I'm stocks resulted
In heavier demands for funds and the
money market was firmed.
The bonds market was active and strong
Total sales. par value, S. 267 900 United
states bonds were unchanged on call.
Number Of sales and leading quotations
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