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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-15
Barely Escaped.

"Oh, yesr' said Eve in recounting
to the neighbor the garden of Eden
fire. I'VE only escaped with the
clothes we had n."-Indianapoli
Journal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-15
MaternaI Hnndicnn.

''Ths Jinkle girls have given up all
their social ambitions"
Money run out?i
mo. They couldn't teach their
mother to say 'candelabra.' "-Nash-
vile Banner.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-15
Poetic Lines.

Heller hand is perfect poem.
She-Are you referring to the lines
IN it?-Yonkers Statesman.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-15
Phfloaophfc.

MY one hope is to die rich.''
"Hufl believe 1 would rather
live poor" -Indianapolis Journal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-15


hOney you nhow OATS 70. d.
mourners at de fun'ral!" All
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-15
Happiness.

John, DEAR" said the wife, that
last sonnet Of yours will get me
pair Of shoes. the love lyric will buy
my hat the quatrain will get my
gloves, and your obituary lines on
old links will enable us to rent a
carriage and attend his funeral.
How happy we ought to be!"-At-
lanta Constitution.
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CHARACTER READINGS FRoM HANDWRITING.

Matilda.-You are passionately
fond Of outdoor sports and are prob
ably an ardent cyolist and follower
Of the hounds. You have q gay ana
lively disposition and are prone to
treat serious matters in a light and
~hippant manner.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-15

G. H.-You have an earnest. sober
nature and are scrupulously atten-
tive to matters of dress. You read
q good deal and have, probably leo
tured extensively In the cause Of
temperance. ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-15

And With Horse Radish.
When horse meat Of our bills of fare
Becomes a proper part,
Our restaurants will then prepare
To serve it a la carte.
IL. A. w. Bulletin.
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Human Nature.

human NatuPes
She wrote some grand verses on
worry
To brace up the world. and then
well,
She got in the worst kind Of furry
For. fear that those verses won't
SELL
Detroit Free Press.
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= ~ -
No Wonder. Madam.

woman, when you married me
you got wonder!" ::
Yes, and have been wondering
ever since. "-Philadelphia Journal
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-15

Algernon has refined though
strong and self reliant character.
He does all things thoroughly and Ia
probably marked out for brilliant
ly successful political career.
Scraps.
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TO SAIL.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-CaIcutta Grain Bags, 7G719c; Wool
Bags. 26G2Sc; Fruit Bags SIC. 51zc and &c for
the three grades of white and 7G712c for
bleached jute.
Wellington. IS per ton; New yelling
ton, IS; Southfield Wellington, 81 90; Seattle,
Sc; Bryant, Sc; Coos Bay, S. Wailsend; s. 50;
in sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, Sl2;
Camel IS per ton; Rock Springs and Castle
Gate. 81 60; Coke, $l2 per ton in bulk and $l4
Harrison's circular says: During the week
there have been the following coal deliveries
Three from Oregon, 1850 tons; three from Wash
ington. 5424 tons; one. from British Columbia,
1850 TONS one from Australia 2504 tons; total
13 32S tons. The amount at hand this week is
less than one-half of our actual consumption
and about one-third of the quantity received
the week previous. There is no shrinkage of
the coal production of our northern colieries
the difficulty lies in securing carriers, and may
prove a very serious barrier against our secur-
ing a fuel sufficiency this winter, unless
some steam colliers come to our rescue in Sep
tember or October. Some yards usually carry
a stock of 1000 to 600 tons this month and
next TO provide the trade with their require
ments; at present they have not 10 per cent
Of this amount. besides being largely in arrears
of their contracted deliveries. We cannot ex-
pect any relief from foreign sources, when it
is known that there only thirteen cargoes
that can possibly arrive here prior TO Novem-
Der next aggregating about SO 600 tons. less
than nine DAYS actual coal CONSUMPTION.
LINSEED Oils higher at SIC per gallon
for raw and SAC for boiled in barrels.
RICE-China mixed, $ 1908 75;- China No: I,
81 500i4 9O extra do, s5d5 80; Hawaiian. $50
: Is: japan. 81 l21za4 Is; Louisiana. S5G6
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes, terms net cash, in 10o-lb bags:
dered SIC; Candy Granulated, 51sc; Dry Gran
ulated SC; Confectioners' A, SC; California a.
42sc; barrels. 1-i6c more; half barrels &c more
boxes 1ac more; 50-lb bags sc more. No or
der taken for less than 10 barrels or its equiva-
lent. Dominoes. half barrels. SAC; boxes, &c
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BrGdStreet'S Financial ReUie7U.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25-Bradstreets financial
review will tomorrow say: Although still re-
strcted to the character of speculation
there were some indcat Ions that public inter-
est in the stock market Is growing The tone
this week has also on the whole been a strong
one and the market resisted not only its tend
ency to drift back from time to time into
dullness, bat the more dangerous influence Of
a decided break in the most active and popu-
lar of the traction stocks Brooklyn Transit
That incident temporarily interrupted the up
ward progress of prices, though 1t was resumed
with approach to the vigor after the
selling movement in the traction shares had
exhausted its force and had been checked by
renewed inside support in Brooklyn Transit
At the same time Friday the disposition
was 10 await to-day's bank statement and the
market became dull. with more or less irreetI-
larty. AS the case during the preceding
week the principal bullish manifestations were
in the low or medium priced stocks A num-
Der of these again the objects of efficient
pool manipulation, which attracted both pro-
fessional and public buying support There
WERE however, indications of interest in some
of the higher priced dividend payers upon the
suggestions that the present remarkable earn
ings Of certain properties might justify large
divisions of profits among the shareholders
There were, however remarkable nova
ments in this portion of the share list and
apart from the rises OF Tobacco stocks Leather
Cotton OIL and Tennessee Coal the industriaIs
were neglected. the only other exceptions being
a decline in American Steel and Wire London
was at first Indifferent to our stocks or be-
trayed its preoccupation with the state of its
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Dried Frtnts, Nuts and Rdisins.

There is nothing new to report.
DRIED FRUIT (Old Crop)-Prunes, 6kc for
4O-50's sc for 50-60's 4c for 607Os, 312@5&4c for
7o-SO's. 2&G3Ac for So-9o's, 212q2%c for 9o-1oo'
and 2d24c for 1o0-110s.
DRIED FRUITS New Crop)-Prunes. in
sacks, 6G64c for 4o-5Os, 595l4c for 50-60's 4@
44c per fb for 6O-70s, 31ac for 7O-SOs. 3G3t4c
for So-so's and 2a4@27sc for so.1oo's: Apricots,
l0la011c for Royals, 121R@15c for Moogparks;
choice Evaporated Apples 7971sc; SunIdried s 1I
4d5c per ID: Nectarines, SQS12c per ID; Pears.
7ik6Sikc for quarters and sq9c for halves;
Black Figs 2AQ2&c.
crown. SAC for four-crown +z@6c for seedless Il So
for London Layers: Dried Grapes, 224 @Sc:
NUTS -walnuts; 54Sc for hardshell 1sh 1i lo9dic II
new crop 71kc for Languedoc and 912c for pa
per-shell: Peanuts. 5&4G6s4c for Eastern Brazil
Nuts S16G9c; Filberts, 11Q11Rc; Pecans, I12g
Sc; Cocoanuts, 81 50G5.
HONEY-Comb. 11lzc for bright and l012c Tor
light amber; water white extracted 7Aq7Ac:
light amber extracted, 61@97c; dark O14c
per ~
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-As the town shut UP shop to well
come the First Regiment back from the Phil
ippines there no business worthy Of note.
The Produce Exchange held single call in the
afternoon
Spot Wheat-Shipping, 81 05Q1 071h; milling.
81 1901 1874.
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-No session.
Second Session-No session.
Regular Morning Session-No session.
Afternoon Session - December - 1000 ctls,
81 121a; May-2000 81 1712.
BARLEY-Previous quotations are of course
continued, as there no session of the Ex-
change.
Feed. soGs8a4c; Brewing, S71599214c; Chevaller,
81 1GG1 2212 per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
Informal Session-9:15 o. 'clock-No session.
Second Sessnn-No session.
Regular Morning Session-No session.
Afternoon Sesston-No sales.
OATs-Nothing new to report, White. $! 200
/ 80: Red 81 0561 12h per ctl Black, 9Oc4Sl
CORN-Eastern large Yellow, 81 05G1 07i5;
White 81 07l2: mixed, 81 05q1 071z per ctl.
RYE-90a92l2c per ctl.
BUCKW WHEAT-Nominal.
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Deeiduous and Citrus Fruits.

Yesterday was decidedly an off day in fruit
owing to the military parade. The houses gen
erally closed before 10 o'clock and there was
not enough trade to produce much change in
prices The Gamers continued hot after Pears.
The river boat was too late for the trade
These were the only features of the day
{ DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples 35G60c per box for common and 75cQ
BERRIES- S-Blackberries s3a3 so per chest:
Strawberries S6q7 per chest for small and s20
for large berries Raspberries, 1904 per
chest; Huckleberries, 4a5c per lb.
Grapes, 25G50c per box and crate for Fon-
tainebleau. 35G75c for black, 35@75c for Mus
cat, 4OQ75c for Tokaay and 60QS5c for seedless.
Watermelons $6d20 per 100
Cantaloupes 25G75c per crate; Nutmegs. 100
35c per box on the wharf
Pears. 40GI60c per box; Bartletts, s161 % per
box for green and 50Q75c for ripe; in bulk s20
Nectarines. 4oa5oc per box for white and 500
Csc for red.
Figs TIC per box for double layers of small
black and 356D50c for large purple.
Peaches, 5OG575c per box and 40c per basket
in bulk, s15Q25 per ton.
Plums. 25d5oc per box; Prunes. 4oQ75c per
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EASTERN MARKETS
Ne7U York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-There was a marked
decline in activity in the stock market to-day,
total sales falling to less than 900 shares.
Very little evidence was left OF the recent up
ward tendency of securities. The spots OF
strength were few and far between, and for the
most part fnobsCure and usually inactive
stocks, which moved under the influence of
special causes. Depression from foreign stock
markets, which reflected here, and increas-
ing anxiety over to-morrow's bank statement
were the impelltng causes OF the
heayiness. Financial centers in Europe
obviously labor under renewed uneasi-
ness over the situation in the Trans
NaaL There was in addition the pros
pect Of holiday tomorrow on the London EX-
Tie buying in New York from that source was
discontinued entirely, and sales for London
account were sufficient to exercise a notably
depressing lnuuelce. There was an opening
squirt in American Tobacco which carried it
up IL Der cent but this was almost imme-
diately lost. The specialties were weak for
the rest Of the day, Sugar being under severe
pressure at times Its extreme decline was
81 and its net loss only a point less Brook
lyn Transit and Manhattan sHccumbed to the
prevailing weakness. There notable buy
ing movement in Union Pacific preferred based
on suggestions of good increase in dividends
which carried the price about So Consoh
dated Gas, following yesterdays dividend re-
duction and semi official intimatlon that even
the reduced dividend was not earned, climbed
up an extreme 924 on the urgent demand from
the short interests. Brooklyn Union Gas gained
60. There was continued strength in a group
OF minor grangers, St Paul and Duluth lead
ing with a rise Of points. Rio Grande and
Western preferred and Oregon Navigation were
other points Of strength. Liquidation not
urgent in the general list, the market falling
into intense dulness with the declining tend
ency. The known movements of money for the
week indicate a loss in cash 10 the banks of
nearly $500 900, s., ,2s7 600 Of which the
sub-treasury. None OF the gold which went re-
Gently TO Montreal has been returned and no
gold has come from the sub-treasury on ac-
count OF drafts from the San Francisco Mint.
without regard, therefore TO the possible hid
den drain Of cash, sharp decline in surplus
reserves is probable unless the contraction in
loans has been much larger than appeared.
The late decline in the money rate to 2 per
cent had little significance. The rate was
quite firm during the day. about per cent.
Contrary to recent experience. sterling ex-
change failed to weaken in response to the
hrmness Of money here, but hardened frac-
ton under the influence Of London sales of
securities in New York.
Dealings in bonds were mostly in the specu-
latIve issues. with improved prices Total sales,
par value. S2.375,0C0. United States new fours
declined = in the bid price.
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Ne7U York Gram and Produce.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-FLOUR-Receipts
Is 29O; exports 394s; sales, 5000. Dull and fea-
tureless, with buyers and sellers fully 1Oc to 15c
apart.
WHEAT-Receipts, 72, $50: exports, $3.50; sales
1,S75, 600 futures 24S 900 spot. Spot, easy; No 2
red 77%c f. o. b. afloat spot; No. l Northern
Duluth Sic f. D. b. afoat; No. 2 red 75%c, ele-
vator No. hard Duluth, 44sc, spot. Options
opened steady on cables; but soon developed
alton, better Northwest weather news, heavi-
at st. Louis and severe hammering by To-
cal bears acted as prominent influences of de-
preston. Closed weak. AG$sc decline. May.
81 15-16@S25sc, closed SIC; September, 76 1-160
767sc. closed 76Ac; December, 76Q79 11-16c,
HOPS-Quiet.
HIDES-Quiet and steady.
METALS-The price of spelter exhibited little
or no recuperative energy to-day. while on the
other hand iron and copper held firm Tin on
spot was strong, but future delivery metal
ruled quiet and easy. At the close the Metal
PIG .TRON-Warrants unchanged. with SIS so
bid and SIG asked.
TIN-F'irm for spot; futures easy with s31 50
bid and S3I 70 asked.
sPELTER-E at IS 40
The brokers' price for lead is S4 35 and copper
SIS 50. Casting copper tic.
COFFEE Closed unchanged to points high
er Sales 2155o 6 bags including 5 September n 81 81
Spot Coffee-Rio dull and easier; No. invoice
SIC; No. jobbng, CSC: mild. steady but dull
SUGAR-Raw, quiet but steady; fair refin-
ing. 15-l6c: centrifugal Sc test 4lkc; molasses
3 iS-l6c: refined, quiet and steady.
BUTTER-Receipts, 44ts packages; steady;
Western creamery, 17G2lc; factory, 12Ih@l5c
EGGS-Receipts 1902 packages; steady;
Western ungraded at mark, 12@15c.
Ad Grain and produce
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS.
NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-California dried
fFElts EvAPoR&TEb s5fRaE fp'e' App1Es-common nc:
prime wire tray, SAGshc; choice, sA@9c;
RUNEs-3A@sc per pound. according to
size and quality.
APRICOTS-R Royal. 14c; Moorpark I@16c
PEACHES-Unpeeled. S@11hc.
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Hides, Tallo1v, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND sKINs-Culls and brands sell
about 1c under the quotations. Heavy salted
steers, 1OQ1OAc; medium, sq91zc; light, SC;
Cowhides, &c; Stays, &c; Sailed Kip &c; Caif'
1oc. drv Hides. sound 16c; culls and brands,
iSc; lac; dry Kip and Veal. l6c; dry Calf, 17c;
sheepskins shearlings, 2o@30c each; short
sOcal 10 each; Horse Hides salt, $2g2 % for
large and 81 25@1 so for small; Colts 25go0Si "a e.
2 2d3Ibc: refined. -; grease 2Q214c
WooI-sprlng Clips = san Joaquin Joaquin rodt1 and
Southern, months, Sqllc; San joaquin @ Foot-
hill defective s69c; Valley Oregon, 17q1Sc;
Eastern Oregon. l2@14c for choice and s@112c
for fair to good.
plains, 7aSc; San Joaquin and Southern Noun
H6Ps&l898 crop. 15@1714c per lb; 1899 crop.
13c bid with no takers.
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(0rtrI[Ie(IA 49, - FINANCIAL
AND 5}zE zzLlalzzz N[N.

own money market and the danger financial
and speculative, connected with the possibility
of war In South Africa. In the latter portion
of the week fairly good weekly return by the
Bank of England and easing of discount
rates In London caused the stock market there
to strengthen materially, Americans taking
a leading part in the movement. This was
attributed partly to manipulation from this
side, but more particularly TO appreciation
the part OF the British speculative interests
Of the effect of the favorable crop and bust
ness conditions and continued increase in earn
ings in the position of many American rail-
road properties particularly those whose
crop outlook as well as the activity of trade
and industry. continues to. give confidence to
The bullish specuators while the relatively
easier condition of the money market tends
to diminish the apprehension displayed for
some weeks back in that connection.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Yesterday was a dun day in stocks, the
Military parade monopoIized public attention
The Bond Exchange held an afternoon call
but there were no changes worthy OF note
The mining stock boards also made very
moor exhibit in the matter of business.
The telegram from the pump SAID: AT $50
+bts morning the water was 81 feet inches
below the 1850 level station. No 1 elevator
has been working continuously.
The Comstock Pumping Association has ap-
nroyed the revised contract for electrical
power with the Truckee River Company The
pDacta1 committee reported in favor of the
contract except Mr. Ross. who handed in his
resignation as superintendent of the Pumping
Association 1t was accepted and Joseph r.
Rvan was elected his successor.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-26
BrQdstreet's on Trade.

NEW YORK, Aug 25.-Bradstreets to-mor-
row will say: Strength in prices and steadiness
of demand are still the salient features of the
trade situation. Iron, steel and other metals
most of the cereals leather and cotton goods,
manifest upward tendencies as TO prices. Other
staples with the exception of sugar and anthra-
cite COAL retain all their old frmness. Fall
demand is expanding at most markets, par
ticulary good reports being received from the
Northwest and the section of the corn grow
ing country which this year seems likely to be
notable for surplus production. Aggressive
strength and firmness is noted in iron ana
steel, particularly at central Western markets
Consideration of next years needs now seems
to be the most prominent feature of the trade
aside from complaints Of slow deliveries on
nearby orders Foremost in advancing is
structural material, which has moved up s. per
ton closely followed by steel bIllets with an
advance of So and steel rails and nearly all
grades of pig iron with smaller relative gains
notable in this respect being tin and lead.
Wheat has been quite firm all the week. partly
owing TO a whiting down of Northwestern
estimates. but also due to steady demand for
the cash article alike on foreign and domestic
sugar has led TO the impression that the sugar
war will be reopened in all its ferceness. Ad-
situation are the active demand for lumber at
most markets at steady prices and the firmness
in the higher grades OF wool, notwithstanding
less actlVe buying. supporting feature IN
this latter case however, is the active demand
reported alike for mems and women's wear
wool goods Conditions of supply and demand
seem to be at the bottom of the recent rise in
beef prices. This advance has attracted in
creased receipts of grass-fed cattle, and some
shading Of quotations is noted, but Chicago
prices have only been equaled five times in
twertv-two wears There were nearly 10 900 900
less beef cattle in the country than there were
seven years ago. and in fact. there are fewer
cattle in the country now than in any year
since 1882. Reflection of the smaller supply of
hides and OF the active demand for boots and
shoes is found in higher quotations for hemlock
sole leather at some markets. One of the least
satisfactorily situated trades is that Of anthra-
cite COAL in which production appears to have
outstripped consumption again, and there is
complaint of price cutting.
Wheat, including -four, shipments for the
week aggregate 343 S25 bushels, against 1910;
900 last week 1858. 476 bushels in the correspond
ing week of 1895 s. 1874 653 bushels in 1897. 32S1-
S54 bushels in 1896 and 1871 92S bushels in 1895.
Since July this season the exports Of wheat
aggregate 29.50S. S94 bushels, against 25 006, 552
bushels last year and 26,5S2,999 bushels in
1S97-1S9S
Business failures in the United States for the
week number l75, as against 172 last week and
this week year ago. 2l0 in 1897, 800 in 1896 and
190 in 1925.
Business failures in the Dominion of Canada
for the week number %. compared with 20
last week, y this week a year ago, SO in 1897
81 in 1896 and - in 1895.
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetdbles.

There was nothing new in this market The
military parade was the important event OF
the day and the houses generally closed along
in the forenoon.
Sweet Potatoes are plentiful and lower
POTATOES - Garnet Chiles. 90cQ$1 Early
Rose 65a9Oc; Burbanks 65G90c per ctl; Sa-
linas Burbanks, 81 25g1 40; Sweet Potatoes, -.
62c per h.
Pickle Onions, 50G75c per ctl
VEGETABLES Peas 11k92c per lb;
string Beans 162c; Lima Beans. 262nc; Cab
bage 50a6Oc; River Tomatoes, 4O95Oc: Alameda
tomatoes 65q75c; Egg Plant 35Q4Oc: Green
Okra, 4OG6Oc per box; Garlic ease; Green Pep
ners 4n650c for Chill and 40@50c per box for
Bell: Carrots 30640c per sack Bay Cucumbers,
2Oa25c: Pickles, 81 5og1 IS per ctl for No;
and 75c for No. 2; Summer Squash, 2O@25c;
25a75c per sack, 5Oc6sl per crate for Alameda
and 4OG50c for Berkeley.
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Chicago Gram Market.

CHICAGO Aug. 25.-At the opening and for
a short time after wheat was influenced by
the strength of corn. Shorts were having a
big scramble in that pit, and their eagerness
to get under cover had some effect on shorts
in wheat. Longs were out of the market for
the time being, and prices advanced for both
September and December. December opened
unchanged at 737sc and advanced to 74Q74lsc
September opened a shade higher at 71&0
H7sc, and advanced to 72c. The demand was
small, however, the news in general favor
ing the bears selling movement set in at
the advance. which was almost entirely pro-
fessional at first. but finally brought out
side longs to the market and induced a
good deal of realizing, resulting in a
material decline all around. The market be-
came extremely dull, and after II O'Clock prices
kept within comparatively narrow range.
the rallies We're invariably followed by fresh
attacks by the bears. Both domestic and for
estimate gave the yield of Minnesota and
the Dakotas at about 175, 600 900 bushels spring
wheat, and other reports indicated a better
condition of crops in the Northwest than has
been stated The Roumanta crop was also
said TO be far better than previously reported
The cash situation. however, continued good
and this a supporting factor to the
ket. The market was diligently hammered by
the bears during the last hour, but better sup
cned to 713sc and December to 7Siac the mar
ket became steadier. September reacted to Tas
the closing figures.
There a big trade in corn. especially in
september GumOrS were current OF a squeeze
in that option, and judging from the anxiety
Of shorts to cover had some foundation. Lead
ing commission houses were heavy buyers The
excellent cash demand and moderate receipts
strengthened the situation. Distant futures
were firm with September, but did not hold
their strength September closed as@12c higher,
December closing unchanged.
Oats in the main followed corn. The COW
ering movement In September corn caused like
action in September oats, and that future was
strong and higher most of the session. Sep
tember and December closed a shade higher
fn1 fnira-
less. The general tone was steady. but with
out material changes in prices. Packers
bought sparingly of September ribs and lard
and reported a good jobbing trade. Selling
was mostly from the outside. At the close
September pork was 215c lower, lard unchanged
and ribs sc higher.
The leading futures ranged follows: