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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
I'd Ave. l7rh ST.

The Nineveh brass band and the
Nineveh Light infantry deployed into
the corridor and charged upon the en-
envy. 80
1t was an assault sonOrOus and ir-
resistible. Its slogan was Hail Co
lumbar This gave the big horns an
almost unearthly opportunity. The
little fat fellow with the horn big
germ him" seemed resolved to obey
Colonel Todhunter's injunction aud
blow himself inside out" His fell
lows followed his example The re-
sultant cyclone of wind clamor wiped
out the Nineveh bugle and drum corps
as if it had not been. Triumph shone
on the face of Drum Major Samson
Meek, truculently waving his glitter
ing baton.
But an ominOus cry rose from his
front. Rush 'em, boys! Make a rough
house,"
Even as the Strickland forces leaned
forward for a countering rush into
combat. however. rrSolute figure
sprang in between the battle lines. II
was the figure OF Constable Pete Fan
shaw, embodying the law of Nineyeh.
1t waved a sternly forbiddin= hand for
a moment.
None o that. you boys" he shout
ed. II amt takin' no sides. hut This
here's a public meetin' aud lis my
sworn duty to see that there amt IN
disturbin' of the peace Siam fucker
you turn your men right around aud
march 'em out o here double quick.
And you. Tom Strickland quit yoHr
edgin' up to git lick at STAN, There
! amt goin' to be no Gghtu' here this
/ load o poles.'
I Every young chap in Nnrvrh knew
1 Pete Fanshaw's fiber lie stood re-.
strainingly between the lines lie wai
not to be trihcd with If necessary
/ he could enlist either faction under thu
standard Of the law to punish tiIe AK
gressor If battle were rrr,ilitaicd
Stamford Tucker glow"rrd at him
{ for a moment Then his eyes narrow
ed in a venomugs Rash q; Tom Stricli
/ land
At last. sulcnly Tucker gave the or
der that sci tie lanrcy ciaa in lnu;ipu
. 10 abandon he field
War had been aver:ed
And five minutes later. again ccttiDa
up Sle.it. C".tn"l ia hunter completed
his ~lerrlI Tia. Hon william Siiirk
lHgd adyHu' 20 rpl he front &c ilie stag,
aud began his own address soon tbe
first rally 1T Tie Strickland campaign
for the @nvcrn1r-l.ii, of Mi>-ruri peace
iHIly r"1r'.'l it, appointed finish. AND
the r:s.' q 4 ,.i-i'd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26
Ali Street Cars Stop Right at the Entrance
Rock Island

imperial Mizzoornh howl for William
J. Strickland. too. sub; hang my pic
ture if don't
In full view of the parading crowd
Colonel Bill Strickland grasped Colonel
Todhunter'S hand. You old war
horse he cried I'D rather have you
stunning Missouri for me than all the
state committee spellbinders that ever
brcathnd the breath of life! Bully for
you. Thurs! Well fight 'em to the
last ditch" Great was the cheering at
this incident.
But the Strickland parade did not
encounter the Nineveh bugle and drum
corps and the Stephen X. Yancey Cam
paign club at this juncture.
The encounter came later.
1t came at that tremendous moment
when Colonel Thurston Il. Todhunter,
majestic on the town hall stage, was
just reaching the fervid peroration of
a speech hat was 10 close with the in
spring mention of the name of the
Honorable William J. Strickland as
Missouri Democracy's sure choice for
governor.
1t was q premeditated blow at the
glory of the Todhunter brand Of ora
tory. the cherished pride of Colonel
Thurs T. Todhunter's ardent soul.
Entering the town hallgand defiantly
marching up the main corridor to the
wide double doors that gave a view OF
the Strickland meeting, the Nineveh
bugle and drum corps. heading the
stephen X Yancey Campaign club,
awOke the resembling echoes.
Never IL would seem. had earth
heard such cldmor OF trumpet and
tambour
1t crashed into and through the town
hail assembly room. 1t rose to the
roof and came laundering back into
the ais.eS !; Srnote The ears as with
cataclysnlic bolts of sound II stilled
the eioquence 81 Colonel Thurs Z. Tod
hunter ms if tina; mighty speaker were
an infant lifting voice against the
voice of elemental chaos
And Colonel Tndhuuter paused.
crcsifailrn
Then the lust Of righteous hattie
hfalilf'A NUM- tli~ lilfl--tf'-t Tvs. ne
waved his right hand with n .Iovian
gesture. Drive EN- away. Samson"
he shouted Won and san Ii:rdsoue
! amt dnup YET
And The :ai3au; Samson Nee. rose
TO he occasion with mighty wave
OF his haton lsp rallied his EaueSmeI
in close order behind hiu. Captain
( Sim Biri.Uug. $40 is.S> dependable
formed The EinpTrii I-i-,n infauiry ~
lire behind the ia,iid- There waS :
magnificent flourish ~ Sa,.,.0u Sler5'i
silver EHo!,red rod of nilire. ii r1iica
c"u'maHd fron Capa.H sim rirdsonS
and thea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-26

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All tho news all tl.r ;.me--Tne Argus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24
For SALE

-
MORTGAGES FOR SALE.
In amounts of $500 $1,000 s125O. s1500, 1880
on basis that will net purchaser from
to s per cent We recommend any of
these as safe investments. and will
guarantee payment of interest and prin-
cipal for a reasonable charge.
JEMISON REAL ESTATE & ms. CO.,
211 North 10th Street
-tf-su-tu- thu.
FOR SALE-On south Highlands, one
block OF car line; lot 55x150. with
brick house; has large reception hall,
parlor, dining room, kitchen, large
bedroom and bath downstairs; hall,
three bedrooms bath and kitchen
upstairs; furnace heat, garage and
servants room. s large back porch and
back stairway; room for two more
apartments on lot; we have a price
of $500 for quick sale. Call J. w.
Brazeal. with Denton Williams Real
ty Co.. 22O ~ 21st St Main 2S5.
20-St-su- tu- thu
G. s. HULLS shipped anywhere. f. X.
Logan q Co. Atlanta 4-20- 4
FOR sALE-One first class barber shop,
two chairs, bath tub, and double floor
lavatory; three chair fixtures; cheap
Address S-97. care Age-Herald 424-3t
FOR SALE
Beautiful S-room home on the South
Highlands, in excellent neighborhood .
has large living room, dining room and
library with beam ceiling; beautiful
stair case with back entrance: large
Kitchen and pantry with large back
porch; all screened in. all little modern
appliances; has large, airy bed rooms: +:
sleeping porch and tile bath; we will
not quote the price or give the location
over the phone.
BEpHEA r. f. & ms. CO,
2021 I'd Ave. Phone 1f6
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24
FOR SALE

FOR sAT.E@At NeilFs stock YARDS, cor
ner Morris avenue and oath street. car
load of extra fine mich COWS, with
young calves; some four and five gal
Ion cows in the lot; any one in need of
a good COW will do we'll TO call at once.
Cows just arrived from Montgomery
county. Will swap for fat dry cows.
Phone 464 Main. 4-2S-3t.
TOMATO, pepper, sweet potato and egg
plants at Barbers Drug & Seed stores.
4-1S-9t-su-tu-thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24
FIRE SALE RESIDENCE


WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL HOME ON
SOUTH ST. CHARLES ST. NEAR
GLEN IRIS, THAT WAS BURNED
ON THE INSIDE LAST SATURDAY
NIGHT. WE EXPECT TO AT ONCE
PUT A NEW INSIDE TO THIS
HOME FROM START TO FINISH
AND WILL OFFER FOR SALE At
A REGULAR FIRE SALE PRICE
AND ALLOW THE PURCHASER TO
MAKE WHAT LITTLE CHANGES ON
INSIDE FIXTURES HE WANTS, Sc
LECT HIS OWN PAPERING AND
ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND THEN
SELL. AT $1,000 LESS THAN VALUE,
OR WE WILL SELL JUST AS 1T is.
AT ANY RATE If YOU ARE GOING
TO BUY A HOME SEE Us AND LET
US SHOW YOU THIS, But DON'T
LOSE ANY TIME If YOU DON'T
WANT TO BUY. FOR AFTER YOU
SEE THIS PLACE YOU WON'T RE
FUSE. LET Us SHOW YOU
BETHEA r. r. & ms. CO.,
2027e Sd AVE. PHONE IFS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24

.-- -.
S650O-A fine home worth s7500 7 rooms
and sleeping porch: every modern
feature; lights in an; closets and
separate lavatory and toilet on first
floor; interior decorations and
fixtures very handsome and In ele-
CANT taste. House freshly painted
Large servant house. high, level lot
50xi52; fine shade trees and flowers !;
prettiest and coolest spot in Birming-
ham: good terms. Let US show you
Call Main $685. The Peirce -Foshec
Co, 701-2 Empire Bldg.
ACREAGE. bargains. five acres near
Bessemer. s400, Two acres and eight
room house. $1,000; ten acres. Pow
derlX; two acres Compton station:
ten acres near Irondaie. For partic-
ulars Arite Box s45. Phone 527A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24
ONE CENT A WORD

RATES--one cent 4 word a dRys no nd.
taken for kss than 25c for first fnser-
tion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24
BUSINESS CHANCES

WONDERFUL Invention; prints mer-
chants card automatically on wrap
ping paper. sacks, boxes, bags, ETC.;
saves 1000 per cent states rights
given away to party who can show
ability and buy stock enough to start.
112 Masonic Temple. Mobile, Ala.
4-19- st. fr,sat-wed-t su
WANTED-A good. hustling man with
some money for a partner Address
O-97 care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24

WE will build you home. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co. 414-15-16 Amer
lean Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24
FOR SALE

Modern S-room, 2-story house. with base
ment, hardwood floors. furnace heat,
beautiful electric fixtures; interior fin
ish rosewood; lot 79x132 fronts on Cy-
press Ave. This house must be closely
inspected in order that the value might
be appreciated Price s6S0O, on reason
able terms Call us and we will take
you out to see this home.
81 acres. II miles south of this city on
good road 5000.
20 acres. 10 miles south of city, we'll i'm
proved, $3.50.
1so acres. 100 acres In cultivation. s
houses, AZ miles from county seat. on
river and on good road s475o.
We have or s small tracts of land near
Fulton Springs that we can sell at bar
gains for terms call on
WEBB & COLE REAL ESTATE CO..
zol JEFF, Co. Bank. Phone 457s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24
WANTED-HELP

WANTED Experienced colored pantry
woman; man stenographer: planning
mill feeder; colored butler, one who upn-
derstands his business: cleaner and
pfesser; man cook; other openings.
Room 626 Chamber Commerce Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24
! WANTEp-FEMALE HELP


EANTED--You colored. woman to
cook for family Of three. Apply 1922
18TH avenue. south. 4-22-tf
WHITE woman for general house work.
to live In house, large sunny ground
floor room, two in family, IS week
Phone Main s5ss-J. 4-24-st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24

WE negotiate loans and sell real es-
tate; can handle desirable farm
loans. Malone Mcconnell Co.. 2024 Sd
avenue. 7-17-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24
PERSONAL
WANTED-BOARDERS

DESIRABLE accommodations, close in;
large. shady porches. 2209 9Th avenue.
4-l9-St
ACREENED. clean. airy rooms with best
board in town. So a week. Kenny
House. 2217 4th avenue. i-a2-10t
WANTED D-Boarders ~ S24 South 2oth
ST., for two large beautifully fur
nished rooms; first class in every
respect Bell phone 1861. 4-23-2t
TWO young men or couple TO board in
private home; South Highlands. Phone
Main 5452-J- 4-24-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24
ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent word days no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
tfOn. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24
ONE CENT A WORD

Il RATES--One cent n word n dayS NO nd.
taken for less than .6c for first inser-
tt0R. Cash munf ncrompnny order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-24

HAY--Alfalfa and Johnson grass mixed.
and Bermuda hay in car load lots SIS
I. o. m. our station; No hay, $3.50.
Sykes Plantations, Aberdeen. Miss.
d-1q-7f
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
Mining Stocks

spurious stock certificate for 1000 shares
OF the North Star Mining and Tunnel company
was presented at the transfer office of the COM
pany in this city yesterday and when the news
reached the street there was some little excite
ment among brokers and traders. and there was
certificates held here identified. The discovery
that the certificate was forged was made by
Charles D. Olney. secretary OF the company,
when he compared 1t with the stub In the stock
book and found that the certificate Of the number
appearing the spurious paper called for only
100 shares. The discovery was made while the
exchange in session, but it had no effect
trading.
The market largely a Tonopah affair yes
terday, trading being confined chiefly to few
Of the prominent stocks of that group. North
Star, Midway and Rescue the firm and
active features while the Merger and West End
developed easiness. All of the trades in North
Star were made at $1.023a, higher price. and
Midway scored four point rise, going to 49c on
good buying movement. Rescue heavily
bought at 23c. more than 10000 shares changing
hands at that figure. The Merger was steady
for while at S5c, but il weakened toward the
close and receded three points. West End broke
to $1.221a a rather heavy selling movement.
Prices for the others showed little change on
the day.
The Goldnelds were exceedingly dull all day.
with prices remaining exactly the same as on
Thursday, except in the case Of Consolidated,
which was frmer at $1.70 bid $1.75 asked.
Pittsburg Silver Peak sold at 4Sc and Nevada
Hills rose to e4c.
Ophir of the Comstocks opened Arm. with sales
at 1sc, and advanced a point later and Conso-
dated Virginia. the only other northender traded
rose to 13c after opening point below that
figure. Union. Sierra Nevada and Mexican were
inactive all day. The latter was frmer, how
ever closing at 81 ~ bid.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
Wilson's Views on the Markets

fFrom ]. G. Wilson & Co.'S private wire.l
NEW YORK. July 25.-Prices reacted ct the
opening today in sympathy with the declines
abroad and efforts the part of traders TO
bring about setback.
The stocks offered by the latter element were
quickly absorbed. however. and good buying by
important houses. investors and shorts nut
Steel, Union Pacific and the coppers to new high
levels for this upward movement.
There a recession later, caused by week
end profit taking. The market closed at about
Thursdays last, displaying a strong undertone.
Cotton-Prices sagRed and then rallied on
buying by some local bull interests and covering
OF shorts. The .Haverslfam King report for the
week ended July 23 was bullish. stating that
the western belt was becoming dangerously dry.
There has since been rain there. Some
traders covered on the idea that after the recent
decline the market due to rally. even II it
was only temporary. 1t continues to be pro-
fessional trading market and bear sentiment pre-
dominates.
BOSTON. July 25.-I4ocal coppers today had the
best and broadest market they have had for
weeks There was a fractional decline Mt the
cloSe on proht taking but the outlook Is for bet
ter prices.
CHICAGO July 5.-wheat--The feature in
the grains today was the extreme weakness IN
corn. One large local trader sold 1,50o. 600
bushels and leading elevator concern was
heavy seller Of both corn and oats. Wheat fol-
lowed the coarse grain lead especially, as all
the northwestern news favorable as 10
recent gains and improvement in the CROP and
the primary receipts enormous. There was
no disposition to support wheat and the only
bnylng seemed to be Of the resting kind through
bulges.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
Livestock Market

CHICAGO. July o5.NHors-Recefpts. 1000:
slow: SC lower. Bulk. So e5M9. 80; light. ss. 10
% aa.so; mixed ss7oae .45; heavy. $s.55@s.3o;
Cattle-Rcceipts, 100: slow. steady. Beevcs.
S'2og9 2o Texas steers. s6.90@s: western
steers, S1-10dsf5 stockers and feeders. $o:5Oac
d11.25. T0o =
Sheep Receipts, 5000: strong. Natives. s. 80
6.s5; lambs, native s5540nS: western, $6.250S.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. July. 25-Hogs-Receipts.
4:ooo DC lower. Bulk $se069 10: heavy. s90
m ms ~ ~ packers and butchers. $s.90@e 10; light,
SS90da15: pigs $7.5o6s.5O
sa.uc-heceipts. 2.5O0: steady to weak Prime
ie1 e sIeers Ns.5OGS90: dressed beef steers. $fzo
@s.oo: western steers. $6.5o0S.20: southern
stecrs. ec. Sa.5oG1.20: cows. $461: heifers. xS@
Q6.75 calves. Sc 5o671o.
&c sannesp-Receipts. an 5000; 1oc higher. Lambs,
e. - 20 - g 30, yearlngs. $4.75@5.15; wefhers
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
'Hutton's Chicago Advices

Wheat-Considerable weakness de-
veloped in wheat, with the selling pres
sure coming largely from professional
speculative sources. IT has been based
largely on the fine weather and favor
able crop advices from the spring
wheat country and on the continued
showing of heavy Yields of fine quail
ity winter wheat The decline has been
sufficient to catch all resting orders
to buy that foreigners had sent here.
Exporters are reticent and have re-
ported sales rather grudgingly Total,
nevertheless. here was about 100000
bushels also and the gulf has had some
very good bids and has undoubtedly
done good business. There is every
indication of a large increase for the
week in the visible supply. Winter
wheat markets have all increased heav-
lily and the spring wheat centers have
decreased about 100000.
The corn market has shown consid-
erable weakness. Weather generally
was favorable. Argentine shipments
are enormous at practically 100000
bushels, and there have been great
many good crop reports from the lead
ing producing states, particularly Iowa
Selling here has been heavy and OF
an influential sort.
Oats were weak with other grains.
Crop advices, particularly from Iowa,
have been better today. The shipping
call has been very slim and cash oats
have ruled eat considerable discount
from values of deferred months Sell
ing pressure has been on som ething of
the same order In corn
Provisions-Lower market. There
has been some dumping of long lines
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
OP T|M|ST|C DAY
ENDS UNEvENTFUL
Leading Issues Score Ad-
vance, but Final Dealings
Cancel Some Gains.

NEW YORK, July 25.-What prom
ised to be the most comprehensive
movement in the local stock market
since the abnormal dullness of the
early summer was witnessed today.
when leading issues and specialties
scored advances of one to five points
The rise followed four consecutive days
Of more or less steady advances.
Factors that contributed to the mar
ket's Improvement included higher
prices for copper, a favorable general
bank statement. an advance In French
rentes, a prospective large local cash
grain for the week, good Union Pacific
earnings, further ease In time money
accommodations and more favorable
crop advices. 1t is understood that the
Bank of England in the next fort
night will strengthen It's gold holdings
by $40. .000.00 bringing its holdings to
almost record breaking figures. N
In the face of this favorable budget.
heed to reports of new antitrust
policy by Washington or the spread OF
the strike in the Michigan copper
mines. 1t even took for granted that
todays Developments in the AFFAIRS OF
the New Haven road must be to the
advantage of that system. .
Not a few gains were Cancelled IN the
final dealings, with marked weakness
in Canadian Pacific, and the tone at
the close was rather uneven.
The general bond market was strong
for the greater part of the session, but
some of the government issues were
again prominent for their new low bid
and asked quotations, with actual sales
of coupon As under the previous low
quotation.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
Boston Stocks

tFrom +. F. Hutton Co.'s private wire.)
BOSTON. July 23.-The coppers were active
and firm during the forenoon at advanced prices
This was due to the announcement of 15c copper
here and a strong advance in warrants abroad.
Cranky and Calumet and Arizona were up one
point and strong. North Butte was strong but
failed TO rally more than fractions. Butte and
Superior continued TO be well bought by strong
and influential people. Utah consolidated ad-
vaDced on good buying. East Butte advanced
slowly but steadily on splendid buying. 1t will
pay to watch the Hayden properties. The after
noon feature Alaska. which advanced
steadily on good buying. Later there was some
small profit taking, after which the market be-
came full
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
New York Money Market

NEW YORK July 25.--Money on call steady.
2M2l5 per cent ruling rate 2A: closing bid .;
offered at pa.
Time loans easier Sixty days. 31a@4 per
cent: 90 days. Az 90; six months. 9.
Prime mercantile paper, per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at s4. 1886 for co day bills and
at 81. $685. for demand.
Commercial bills, S4.S2%.
Bar silver 59c.
Mexican dollars 41c.
Government bonds irregular; railroad bonds
strong
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26

WHEAT LEADS DROP
IN GRAIN PRICES
Professional Spectators and
Large Crop Estimates
Cause Decline
Similar Influences Depress
Corn, Oats and Provi-
sions Figures

CHICAGO. July 25.-Wheat pfi0e'
gave way today under selilhs uuo
largely to improved reports concerning
the spring crop Closing prices "ere
steady at a decline of 1sc TO nc ne-
Other leading staples. too, shoWe0
decIine-corn &c to 1c. oats 14e 70 q G
and provisions sc to soc x
Bear pressure on wheat came Cnlens
from professional speculative sources
Leading experts touring in the north
west had enlarged their estimates Oh
the probable yield. 49,.
Troubles on the bull side or tne
wheat market were emphasized ny ao-
vices that weather conditions In france
and Russia had changed for the bet
ter. On the resulting decline con-
siderable amount of export business was
done. but prices displayed no tendency
to rally to any important extent.
Argentine shipments on gigantlo
scale tended to weaken the, corn mar
ket Flatterfng crops from Iowa
counted also In favor of the bears
Oats declined owing to selling on the
part of cash and elevator concerns
that expect to have the handling OF
much of the northwest grain
Longs including a prominent packer
and a well known speculator. unloaded
holdings of provisions. About the only
support for hog products came from
pit traders, who had been previous
SelJarc
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
TOtaI SdIes, par VdIue, WtTt q I,5'o'oVS
HuttOn'S New York Letter

The upward swing continued in to-
days session and at the close further
gains were shown throughout the list.
Business was Of larger volume than ror
some time with the result that the
blue atmosphere which has been pre-
vailing in Wall street forsmany months
shows signs OF gradually disappearing.
The opening was active and prices
generally lower in accord with decline
in foreign markets. which were unset
tied on account of Balkan news.
Amalgamated Copper. selling ex divi-
dent. opened at 6sh, up g. due to
an advance Of FL In price OF metal in
the London market. Business for for
eign account amounted to only $4,000
shares, mostly on selling side.
After the first hour the market
showed decided strength. with Steel,
Union, Reading and Amalgamated the
most active issues. Shorts found 1t a
dificult matter to cover and accumu-
lation by large interests appeared to be
following prices up. The market seems
to be full of stop orders and execu-
ton Of these might result In another
sharp advance.
During the afternoon the market be-
came very strong and about 1:3O p. m.
the high prices Of the day were reached.
Closing prices were from u to l point
off from the high of the day.. due to
realizing, but very little stock came
out on the decline. The undertone
was strong.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Better Investment inquiry for New
York stocks.
Copper shares lead a healthy ad-
vance In Wall street.
Boston copper stocks move up In
sympathy with New York.
Smart rally follows carly decline
In cotton futures.
Weekend dullncss dominates local
stock exchange.
Nevada mining shares generally
quiet but steady.
Fine crop news weakens wheat In
Chicago pit.
down.
Local wheat market moderately
active and steady.
Speculative barley prices continue
to weaken.
Very little business In spot barley
locally.
Quotations for eggs show little
change.
Butter and cheese stand MS before
quoted.
All kinds OF vegetables In free
supply.
Fnir shipping Inquiry for potatoes
and onions.
strictly fine fruits selling on well.
Desirable poultry keeps closely
cleaned up.
Hogs Arm and higher ON light re-
ceipts.
Prices Cor grain bags pointing Up
ward.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
Condition of Treasury

WASHINGTON. July o5.-The condition Of the
United States treasury at the beginning of busi-
ness today Net balance In general funds.
S129, ,453 7l2: total receipts yesterday, 81, $780,
219; total payments yesterday. S1.721 .S9S. The
deficit of $6.676 .236 last year exclusive of
Panama canal and public debt transactions.