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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22

fcacion telegrafica for todas parties del
mundO.
| Las Facilitates para ell embarque de
| los prOductOs son Inuy conveDlentes, un
| ramal del ferrocarril pasando por dentro
| de las fla brlcas.
La compania tiene su Inca propia de
| fusopes ~ carros de tanque para Ell
aceite.
| Sc da ocupacion constante un cuer-
no de 25O O 300 hombres inStruldoS en-
| su respective ramo, las taorlcas an
dan a su suma capacidad dia y noche.
La escala extensive de las opera
clones pone a e5ta casa en- estafo de
Ofrecer motives para comprar sus pro-
ductos que no pueden duplicarse en-
calidad o precio por fabricantes de
menos grade.
La capacidad de la fabrica de jabon
es de dos tres furgOnes carros al d1a;
V I'm termino medic de 100000 galOnes
de aceite de las semillas de algodon
manufacturado por la compania Sc usan
anualmente pOr ella en- la manufacture
de sus jabones.
Durante ell anO proximo pasadO la
compania EMBARGO 10000 toneladas de
harina de las semillas de algodon por
mandarlO fuera de la republica a la
parte sur de los Estados Unidos, Y tam
bien Inglaterra, que Sc usa para en-
gordar al ganado tambien como un
abono las tierras.
Ell desarrOllo feuomenal de esta en-
presa grande Sc puede atribuir directa-
mente los medios liberales honra-
dos que sus ADMINISTRATORS adoptaron
que han seguldo rigidamente. Los
benefcios que han resultadO en- ell Esta-
do de Durango y la republica en-
general con ell ESTABLISHMENTS de Ia
dicha empresa no pueden ser
exagerados con facilidad, y su desa-
rollo Y prosDerldad refejan ell credi'O
mas alto sobre eli hombr que pro-
yectoy llevo a uu fin diehoso este
negocio, aquel caballero es ell Seror
Juan F. Birmingham, ahora ell director |
general de la empresa.
Ell Sr. Brittiugham es I'm HON bre de
negoci6s, de espiritu pIbIico Y unO de
los mas activos energicos de la repu i
blica. Establecio la fabrica Nacional
de jabon de chihuahua y Ia dirigio con
buen exito hasta que fundo la presente
empresa. Es IN caballero muy cortes
y ANA HE un HON bre esplendido para
tener negocios con ell. Naco en- Ten
nessee. Z. U. A, pero ha vividO en- es-
Ia republica durante los ultimos diez Y
seis amos. Y es bien conocido y aprecia-
10 de TODD Ell pals.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22

tured by the company is used annually
in the ma Iufacture of their Suap.
During the past year the company snip
ped lE,OUO tons Uf cotton seed meal out
of the republic tnrous hout The soutn-
ern part OF the United States ID also
to England, wDich is Used Tor fatteniug
stock ald alSJ as fertilizer. TIL ;
pnenOmenal develop of this great en-
terp ise may BE- directly traceI aud at
trl but-d TO tue liberal and reliable me-
thoIs It's management adj ea at the
outs t ana have rigidly adhered to.
Tie benefits that have occurred 10 the
state of Durango and tae republic in
general througn the e5Jab bills ling OF
Lnls great en- erprlS3 cannot easily be
overeet.maGeu AID It's development anu
the ability or the man VINO planned aud
carried t. a successful issue tuls unde r-
taking. Thai g 5ntleman is Mr.. Jonn
f. Birmingham who is at present the
general manager of the business, Mr..
Brittiu guam IL one of the most public
spIriteu and euterp, i-iug busiress men
ia the republic. He esGa bl. she1 tae
Nae. onal sop Factory in Chihuahua 10
1854 ana cOLuucted 1t successfully until
he fOunued his p. esent enterprise. Mr..
Birmingham l, d very pleasant aud
courteous gentleman aud sp, enuid
man t. do Dueiu- IS with. He vas boru
in Tennessee, but DIS resided IN this re-
public Ior tie past sixteen years. H
is welt Known and higniy esteemed
Throughout the county.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
ola ESPERANZA," FABRICA DE ia
Ron

La empresa manufacture mas graude
y eXtenslyamente cono5lua en- Ia Re-
publica de Mexico, es la fabrica de
jabon y aceit dc Lerdo, cuyos produc-
tos son muy bisn conocIdos de granae
demanoa, no 800 en- todas las pobla-
clones y ciudades de esta republica zinc
tam bien en- parties de los Estados Uni
dos.
Sc establecio esta empresa en- 1887,
y su desar oil % ha sIdO feuOmenai. Ca Id
anO Sc hi vlSLO aumeILarSe muchO su
tratico, n.sta hoy dIa ell negocio es ell
mas graude y la planta Id mas extensive
en- su nea particular que, encOntrarse
puede al . ste de Chicago.
Son fabrIcantes y cUmerciantes por
mayor Gu lbon y tOrtas &c aceite Toll
cakesl, y Ia planta oCupa varias hecta-
ras d. terreno. Las constituencies,
co0sisUiendo de la fabrica d. abon, la
de aceiCe, almacenes, etc, Llenen un
frente de 1000 pes por 700 pies de fon-
do. Cada construction e5ta provista y
equlpada con maqulrarla, II mas mo-
dernd mejorada conocida en- estas
lndustrlas distintas, pero relaciona-
dds; estan movluaS por vapor,
usando ma9uinarias de ''Corliss' - La
planta eeta iluminada en- tooas sus
parties por el9ctricidad, II construction
slendo provista de maqulnarla electrical.
dinamos. etc. Tlenen tambien su pro.
pia oicina de TELEGRAPH telegratistas
pud1endo de este modo tener comuni-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
PoMERoY.s Ell PAso TRANSFER CO.

The livery and transfer accomoda-
tions of Ell Paso are equal to those of
any other city il the country and
better than more pretentO1s cities.
The leading enterprise Of this kind in
he southwest and one that Ell Paso
may well feel proud of is the above
named company. TIE business was in
cOrpOrated under its present style in
1883, with paid in capital of $4,000.
Tne premises occupied consists of
handsome, no ass We stone and brick
structure l15X200 feet in area, part of
which is one story and part two; the
second floor being used for the storage
of feed. These are equipped with all
the appurtenances of first-class livery
and transfer stables. In the livery de-
partment are the finest OF turnouts of
all kinds, both double and single,
while buses and hacks meet all trains
and passengers are carried to and from
all hotels and depOts. Baggage is also
handled and moved to any part of the
city. The president and manager, Mr..
Adolph So onion, is noted as an enter
prising and progressive man. He is
public spirited and highly esteemed in
the city. Mr.. w. n. Villas. the secre-
tary and treasurer, is also highly es-
tee med in the city and has hosts of
friends here,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
"LERDO."

A thriving city of about l2,OOO IN
habitants is the above named town
located in the cas- ern part OF the s1aUe
of Durango, near the NaZaS river iiionS
the lire of the Mexican Central rail-
road. in the midst of very fertile re
pion known as the ''Laguna" country
noted as the finest cotton producing DIS
trict in the republic. The cotton pro-
duced in this section is PERENNIAL, being
replantei only about once IN nine years
While two crops of cereals or corn can
be raised in the same year. 1t rarely
ever rains in this section. The coun-
try is watered by irrigatlng, sup
which overflows twice year An art
icIe on the leading restitution at Ler-
do. and the largest in the republic OF lts
kind will be found below:
LA ESPERANZA" FABRICA DE JAboN'
The largest and most widely known
manufacturing enterprise IN the ne,
public of Mexico is the Lerdo soap and
oil factory, whose product Is known anu
in great demand not only IN every town
and CITY in the republic, but also In
parts of the United States. This en-
te1prise was established in 1887 and its
development has been phenomenal.
Each yesr saw it greatly increase its
trade until TODAY they do the largest
business and their plant is the most eX-
tensive in their particular Ice west OF
Chicago. They are manufact lrers and
wholesale dealers in soaps and oil cake
and the plant covers several acres OF
ground The buildings consisting of tn
soap factory, oil factory. ware houses etc
have a frontage OF 1000 feet by depth
of 700 feet. Each building is fitted up
aud equipped wi h the latest and mot
improved machinery known to the DIFF
ferent industries AID are operated by
steam power COrliss engines. The
pIsut is lighted throughout with elec-
trieity TIL building being equipped
with electrical machinery. dynamos
etc. They nave also a tel graph office
and their own Ope ~ator in their Office
hui ding, enablirg them to telegraph
dire.t to anv part of the world The
shipping facilities are very convenient
a raj roa switch running right through |
the buildings. The company has Their !
own tank line Of oil cars. Employing 1T
is con>t ntly g ven II a force If from |
go to 300 kit ed men and the factories |
are run to their utmost capacity day |
and night. The extensive scale of |
operations enables this house to offer
Undue -ments that caonot be duplicated |
either in quality or in price by lesser !
ctu ers. The capaciy of the
soap factory is from two to three car
loads Ter day and an average of 1,000,-
600 gallo of cotton seed oil manufac-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22

course impossible. But at the head of
this great enterprise are men who count
such undertakings little more than
passtimes as is shown by this prom pit
and vigorous way they have taken up
the building of railro, id to their
property when the time demanded it.
1t Is no small thing to build trans
continental railway, of itself alone, and
such e are told is to be the Corralitos
line.
1t is said tn at the railroad is but the
beginning of the development of that
country, simply a me ans TO an end. In
its train are to follow large companies
organized for colonization, irrig alton,
mining, mtnufdcturing and stock
raising purposes. Immigrants seeking
pleas mt homes for the farming Ian a..
capital st, for the manufactures, pros
prctOrs, mining engineers, bree Iers of
line stOca, all Will oe invited t. Join in
the develop nent of one of tue fairest
and most productive countries Of the
new world.
To the west of Corral tos rises the
great Sierra Madre caain of mount lins,
tle hone of the | st tribe, OF Anahuac
VINO have disappeared as though in a
night Ieaving behind them bus the
traces OF their coming. On every hand
tue ruins OF their uOme5-sileu desert
eu-bic naunU Oh Tue Geer ID panther,
no sound breaking This silence save
tue snrill cacale of the parrots in the
pine trees overhead.
With the mines in full blast and
their ranches covered with some 4O.UUl
mead Of catte aud 10000 sneep they
lOo6 forward 10 most prosperous era
anu wuel transportation fdcilit. eS al.
introduced the Y will have really mar
ket for all their supplies
The chance for In. e5tment here is
very goOu one ana naturally falls to tht
| lot of e. Pa.O should our cap .tailsts
| take advant ge of the opportunity
Tue.e desiring deinit, lmfJrna tlol
| eau secure the same by commune .tins
| with or calling at the general office il
| toe Snel1on BLOCK, Ell Pa,o, Texas.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22

The above named geutlem an has had
may years experience il the tailoring
business. The premises occupied are
spacious and well equipped. Here is
Carried Il select liue Of French anu
Engush goods. This is the leading
merchant tailor in The city Of Cuih ia
hua. Employment is g,ved To only first
class art SIS and all work is examined
by Mr.. Buc utr before leavi @ his house.
He also Carries line OF gents furn sh-
ings, hats, caps, shoes. shirts, UNDER
wear, etc, as we'll as re ady maue cloth
lug in "a | classes and styles for work
ing men, wuich he sells at factory
prices. This is thu only factory in the
republic that makes the genuine cop
per riveted California overalls. All
kinds of Mexican clothes are also man
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
CONSOLIDATED KANSAS CITY SMELL
ING IL REFINING CO.

The beneiLs derived py Ell Paso from
this great enterprise can not BE- over
eS .imateu and in this review the FL Pa
20 omelting WORKS is euti,,ed to first
place amoug tbs most imp Jrt ant enter
prlse5 winch go 10 maze up our COM
merce. This section eau trutufully be
termed d mining u,strict aud not ouI
does the Ell Paoo Snelttng Works fur
nish al outlet for all the ore tnat Is
uinel, but also gives employmen to an
immense army OF people. The company
Was incorUOraGeu n 1857. The capital
STOCK is $1,000, 10000 Tne officers are
Mr.. Aug. II. Meyer, of Argentine, Kas,
president; Mr.. n. Witheel, New York
vlce-preeident, and Mr.. II. Huber, Ar
genuine general manager. The works
are located about four miles north of
the city and are the most complete in
the country being provided with the
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
w. ii. I, LOPEZ,

This gentleman has an Office in the
Wells Fargo bu ding. where he teaches
The Spanish language and iterature.
TIL met nod of instruction Is natural or
pes alozz an. Anyons in ending visit
Ing MeXi o, either for pleas urs, or on
business woult do well to take some
lessons in thu language from Mr.. Lo-
peg before going Gbere. MIR. Lopez i
Ia refined, educated gentleman and is
highly e teemed IN FL Paso.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
THE RELIANCE LUMBER COMPANY, OF
BEAUMONT, EENAS.


The history of This splendid business
is almost the history IF the city of
Beaumont. The inst 'u'iOn was organ
lied in 1873 and in 1882 was incorporat-
ed under the la vs. of the state with an
auth ,rtz ID capita 500, 900, of which
1888 90 has b-en paid up, and this is
augment d by a surplus cap tai of $780,
500. From its inc, ption the business
h Is been based on the pri o G. pies of hon.
esty and inte gritty, with a great repu-
tation for lib araity and no false repre-
sentatiOnS. The company manufactures
and dea in all kinds of rough and
dressed long leaf pine lumber and their
trade is very extensive, extending
throughout the st lte of Texas and sur
rounding states and terri cries, as we'll
as doing large export business in the
republic Of Mexico, South America.
Africa and the continent. y special
fea ure : mauuf 'cturing and dealing
in fine railroad limb er o. all kinds for
the bui dino OF railroads. bri dyes, etc.
This firm is the largest and most relia-
BILE dealers 10 railroad tim bers in the
south. Tney have toe co tract for sup
plying all the cross ii 5 and timber for
bridges, and in fact all the timber
that Is used in the construction of the
Sierra Ma1re. RIO Grande and Pacific
raj
The railroad company are highly
p eased with the timer supplied by
this company. The officers are among
the most widely known and most enter
pri~ing business men in the state. Mr..
VIM Wisss is the PRESIDENT; Harry w.
Potter, vice-preSi ielt: V. Weiss treas
urer and A. ~ Heb court. secretary
The assistant ma 1ager, MIR. W. A.
Freddie. il Il very pie ts.nt gentleman.
and has many friends in Ell Paso.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
DALE BROS & co

One of Chihuahua's business houses
is that of Da Bros & Company, whole
sale and refill grocers, at 100, 1872, 1854
Independence Avenue. The pramis s
occup ed arr heavily stocked with
everything in the inc of staple and
fancy ocsrles, table delicacles, pro-
visions, choice brands of teas and cot
fees, etc.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
Continued from page ~

its own account, and has within its
claims over hundred virgin veins, on
which little more than superficial
scratching has been done. On many
not the sign of pick or shovel can be
seen.
For one organization to develop such
a vast empire, think of it fifty miles
from east to west and thirty miles from
north to south) with farms as large as a
state OF the union, cattle to feed ma
ton and mines to employ the labor of a
hundred thousand arms, would be of
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22
J[MENEZ.

This is a city of about 5000 inhabi-
tarts located in thu southwestern part
of the state of chihuahua along the
line of the Mex can Central ra' lway.
1t is the shipping point for the rich
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22

silver mines of the Parral and GUIANA
cevi districts: daily stage connects
these points with Jimeuez.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22

| the most popular. Its route lies
| through the most beautiful, fertile and
| at times the widest country in tho
| world, and as scenic line this road
has a world wide reputation. The
''California Limited is their famous
train. 1t is a solid vestibuled train,
consisting of Pullman palace double
drawing room sleepers and dining car,
| running between Chicago and Los An
geles, buffet smoking car between Kan
sas City and Los Angles. 1t connects
at Chicago, Kansas City and Denver
with principal fast trains of all lines.
economical and popular route to Cali
fornia. In conclusion we desire to
state that we were unable to give
anything like the description
this road merits or to explain its adj
vantages, etc.. for lack of space. It is
far too large and grand a system to be
crowded into small space. Its benefits
to Ell Pa-o are, however, apparent TO
every citizen. and our shippers and
travelling public recognize the fact
in according it large share of the
business from this city. Mr.. E. Copl-
and, as general ageut. has charge of
the company's business here. He is
well posted in railroad matters and is
men
RIO GRANDE, SIERRA MADRE PACI-
FIG RAILROAD CO.
There has not been an enterprise
started in this section which has prom
ised so much to Ell Paso as this railroad.
In August, 1885, the work of grading
began and in October the first track
was laid. Although the road is not yet
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-22

ufactured here. Mr.. Butcher is pleas
ant gentleman and is highly esteemed
by all who know him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-28
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. July = The anthracite
coet shares advanced considerably on buy
Ing by interests identified III the move
merits Of the coal stocks. Otherwise tire
market sustained silRAf losses and Glazed
steady. IoudGu pure as~d sorSs Is0A
shares. while the bulk Ct ~ trsAisg for
the horne account was sales. *EAs - fsta
carrying rate ia Lonf0u tnetratasi a srars
cts ot stocks theirs. fnsa8y = trauislw e3os@-
cd that recent sai@2 from that GusFteF had
been chiefly 20 take pgottts. ard that there
had mt been much ~ ort selling There.
Local speNwlaters ilaai6Atsd considerably
to-day bsas cofawgl8sson Ho4ge Purchases
about esNa{iges1 such ratea rendering tie
sfaf1ye1 extremely irregular Tae lislssa-
s&on 81 the Industrial Hs0eks r&fBef Wnssf-
steo :lsf list TIE asftsesisse1 saE zfft{es Be-
cilfsG considers bly,. Frosessioasi traders
Hammered ths fsrswEeFts sat p@ol buying
subsequently caused a practically cngss-
pIete rally.
Although The days edxlces raGaeisa
gAsg cafGi1iGa 81 all tie CROPS, the tSsara
argued ih@ weather @ns angsgoFAnAs for
growing corn. = large portion ~ tse re-
actions % ths Dag was aun ~ are aT5tys =
sylng az ktos-sozz eTsfess JhsE ans uas-
aiy 80 ~ nuS.fr wAicB bre7te Sharply g..
peg eNat. fF8ra tf4f opening - lTa. Hnd
closed zate a ret tose OF - psf cent. tBs
stock showing 10 evidence 81 40 recent
aggressive support. Smons tne isA6ifsE
railways fssl fsef3fe an foreign p9r-
cssazss wes conspicuous Scr = gssn *
frAcfscn. GtsNHF@S ia ths usually HeHleef~
ri stocks @eEs quits s8afeae GAleage ~
Alton rose 70 49, Agasss@+ 80 on the sasf
transaction. Aus@Fseaa Gssfftes T'afe&y5 pa.
or fhs ether hand. reacted "a = against
TIRE previ5sss quotation recorded some t.s8s
ago Of r..
The preFz1uneess strength q wheat and
Hsee@siiEw week.-mrs. II silver were tssn1s
cents SO ths aHR. TIE nsese important ST.
wznr~s % ire day were DaIaszrs A. lEtsas-
som -. New 5sTNsg fsenfT&l 2. fsssFsssaafs~
"a A. Western lrefaFrsa l. Reading nsss
ssFesnTy~a Ia s3 n@z5E anthracite ckssf
ru1ss2 VITA the exception OF the Fosk of
fs9int saeh In Pullman nn6 Mnfsfle 4
0slo tfs 6~rIsaea ssfe e1r@rsa 20 Indae@
trials as follows: sugar - Sugar pre-
fasFS5 5 Ts9sAE1o l.. TosaeEo ssESsafTsd I.
s.e&a ia is1sfsss preferred !. Gn.e@so
aaa aa5 Detroit lsz.
ire tSS1ss gr4Fsss zsxfssayess a generally
sszxss5 tons although sofSss HEa. Fsrexslegss
esrra rzx<S4 IN Il sew ~ tsa aeAsssna gSssas 4.
: ~ lssasslrT tx rsf1ss3e~ grade lsefss W@s
e-..s 1rs@cGacS1. villa ssl.s xg.gxss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-28
sAy FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Erenastaa. and G~nia..

SAN FRANCISCO. jay 1r.--fiour wae
advanced ysstsrts@y, the change having
te~es uszH~ TOO lSS@ for ysAssr2sE's tsssass.
It's EgzaFEes * very StEuss aHd ~ faS gsfs
tAat wheat ~ ADVANCING further rt@e IA
fsoEr IT. ISs tsnrgSszs Gis- VI 1saf ke~fss
sisssssig axz fs uFNAra e0z4rs~ aEs to@3ag
ste@Fs a saxE hsc advance IL ksssh spot and
futures. both na&EAee& ara 45a&9 asSElEe~
barley follows IL gre EA5a ~ NasAt and
efssa feed ard .greS ilg are htgos-, 5sTEg-
fngs u strictly csstSos are very AEsael.
TIE rzsszsee - gAsA saapssaA vita wases
casa. hGs transactions ss yellow are silss
s8nGaa45 - EesAiss- Oats are snanSsFe. ga
shey azTs a&~n 4nx sSas4 LEEse- oGyeTs ar.
w&sstsx - SOC Aa% ne Eek crop s2FGS Gy4xs-
essasss aliens asc ~ follows.
i. a0Ear~%~e ez@s}a sSszl. prices for faraaI ~
extras 81 -sfs <s SsAksss' extras -. "a. & - !.
s4F~rfsr~ s-sssss =
ssnexs-4sFsrsgg q a. fo< No l. ard u.4ss.
o. 49, fss as ssc~s ggsill az. q s5ssgsa
E4rtes - exS4. e. ssfs ss1soars csssSt
y-lxes sr~~sux. s sxszgl "a. ssT bright.
ara SCI sssi5c for cp2st.
ttzss-<ts-snzas srs8ta. ~ IT,. sT-e5 "a
c. 10s s. s5ss Z ~. tansy s~~d siE@gA
Produce. Fssffs. Rte
Mgis~sss-s-- ysZs6Es-rw. ga se1s1 peg sor
f~aaso~@ss ART 0veggsn sTaa- ssSss LTD per
son-
i-Ay--wssas- te.12s.. wsAAs ana cat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-28
CHICAGO MARKETS.
The beard of Trade.

CHICAGO. July s7.-The wheat market
was whipped UP at the opening this morn.
ing, the smaller effect of the Liverpool
quotations of yestes,1ays Chicago decline
and another sensational rise In prices ~
aaris. Liverpool came IN with u decline
of only about nd, and Paris with an add
vance equal to z1ac per hushsi. AccJsnpa-
aying the cablegram that conveyed tho
quotations were remarks concerning the
outlook for European crops. more espe-
ciaiiy these OF France and Eouuaalliss,
which were OF rather uBpfomiaing char
acter. Gould hardly be worse" aad the
entire failure are expressions rarely re-
CURED TO b frequently used In crop re-
ports from speculative sourcea. though tbs
may possibly be a season that justified
them from Europe. They caused. at any
rate, eonslaera bic effect here. and had n
great deal TO do With starting September
wheat from 1-fsc 10 s3asc, against s2sc,
the price II closed az yesterday.
Receipts ~ primary. points wsro 10000
bushels against 4sa0 90 bushels last year.
Loca! receipts were 26f cars. 80 OF which
were new wheat. Atlantic ports cleared
la2J1 bushels. wheat and flour. Cash
wheat Al Duluth vert ny =. New York
reported 10000 bushels taken yesterday.
for export end sixty boat loads engaged
today. Private adyicses from the North
west were 20 the effect that 20 per csGif.
damage had been aane IN etutain districts
by recent heavy rains, Tho report Of ex-
port business at New York WAS increased
to i@o boat loads near the close but con-
nrTnatioa was lacking.
Shorts were thoroughly Stirred up and
the price touched &c for september, cas-
ing on sightly near the eiose, September
opened ssal11c higher. al i17sst 'gasc sold
at 1gi-c, declined TO 1sTfc. advanced TO &c,
declined 20 and closed al Tsi.zig3ssc bid.
The shorts In corn weSs IL hyc buyers
throughout. They were thoEon silig alarm
ed by the advance III wheat and scrambled
TO cover.
There was n weak feeling IN oats early,
but some strength developed la sympathy
with wheat and cora.
Provisions were heavy. although hog re-
ceipts were only IS l1a and prices Only 1913
isc higher. The strength in CEREALS helped
some what.