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.nad,.,,s saratoga Races.

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. ia heavy rain
fall converted the track into quagmire
ankle deep this afternoon annd the fields
were greatly reduced by Withdrawals.
In the first race Starter Caldwell drop
ped his flag. The man holding the ad-
vance flag failed to see the bunting go
down and all the Jockeys except Sam
Doggett on his own horse, Terrorist, and
Burns on Lieber Karl, the TO favorite,
pulled Up. This pair raced together to
the finish, with the former winning
The field struggled in Indian file. The
race was ordered to be run over again
by the stewards under the rule providing
that the advance flag must fall. All bets
stood. In the new betting Lieber Karl
went back to 10 l. while his Royal High
ness was made even money favorite
Four of the jockeys, Shaw on His Roy
al Highness, McCue on Lady Contrary,
Neumeyer on Lady Has Been, Leoder on
Miss Mitchell, then covered the five fur
longs without starter or any dropping
Of his flag. His Royal Highness won this
heat but the horses were sent 10 the post
again without any delay. When the flag
finally fell Epigram and Terrorist raced
in front until the final few strides, when
IIeber Karl drew up and won by head
from Epigram. The race caused lot OF
III feeling among the patrons Of the track
The man welding the first flag was dis
charged and the four boys. McCue, Shaw,
Neumeyer, and Laoder, who participated
in the second heat, were all fined 800
each. Result:
For all ages. selling. five furlongs-Lie-
Der Karl won; Epigram, second, Terror
ist, third. Time, los 81.
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PURCHASE OF GOLD
Gives Considerable Impetus
TO the New York Market.
FIVE MILLIONS Of IT
Is Said to be for the British
Exchequer Loan.

New York, Aug. 15.-The International
monetary situation was given consider
able prominence In Wall Street today.
through the engagement OF s5.5oo.oo0 gold
for export to Europe tomorrow and
Wednesday. II is admitted that S. 0oo. coo
OF hits amount IS in payment for the
British exchequer loan, % per cent in
stallment being due on Wednesday. Con-
cessions in rates for sterling bills were
made, demand sterling yielding i per
cent, while posted rates were Of 4 Per
cent. No effect was produced on the
local money market by the gold engage
ments today, which brings the total out
go Of gold on this movement up 10 ga
o0000o. 1t is expected that the cireula-
ton of this sum in the European hnan-
cial centers will produce relaxaS& Of
the tension there. Except for a brief in
terval, when the early gold engagements
were made, stock prices improved stead
ily. with the gains quite uniform inca
number of issues.
There were htful spurts OF activity
and at intervals the strength was most
marked in special groups. High-priced
specialties gave the first indication OF
strength, but were soon relegated 20 the
background when the metal stocks
forged upward. Later on the grangers
responded notably to the more cheerful
crop advised. rain being reported n Sec
tons Of the corn belt where it was much
needed. A large batch OF favorable
weekly earnings created some force 10
the rise in prices. Closing prices of
stocks were as follows:
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TELEGRAPHTC BKEvITIEs

Berlin. Aug. 1S.-Carl Laufs, a we'll
known playwright, died yesterday al Cas-
sell
Washington. Aug. 13.-The postoffice
department has ordered rural free de-
livery established August Is at Chanute,
Kansas.
Berlin. Aug. I3.-Baron Won stumm
Haldeburg. the distinguished conserva-
tive statesman. is suffering from cancer
Of the stomach.
New York. Aug. Is.-The government
closed its case this afternoon and the
Gayuor hearing hearing was adjourned
until September n
Denver. Colo, Aug. 13.-Jack Jeffries,
of California, and Billy Stiff Of Chicago,
fought ten rounds 10 a draw tonight be-
fore the Olympic club.
Glasgow. Aug. 13.-MaXey ". Long
won the - yards handicap in the Celic
club sports here today. TewksbuTy broke
down in the 109-yards dash.
Chicago. Aug ia petition in bank
ruptcy was fled today by Henry J.
OXEN, commonly called the Barley
King" Liabilities, $4ie4sl; assets. $500.
Berlin, Aug T.-Lorens Schweitz Of
Breslau has Just been appointed 20 the
post Of public execuConer for PruSs a
He is a retired business man and well
10 DO.
Rouenen. Aug. IS.-Twenty-1ve fremen
went on strike here today and have
been endeavorlng. though thus Tar with
out success. TO persuade thsir oomra Is
20 join them.
Santiago de Chill Cvia Galveston). Aug
1s.-The Chilean congress today voted
5. 500.el0 Chilean currency fer a cargo OF
cars, the greater portion Of which viii
be purchased in The United states
Aberdeen. Miss. Aug. Is.-Homer and
Walter Bitt,e and VIII Ianier we're killed
at Monroe Prairie IL fight On tie pub
lie street, II watch J. :. Lsuier and his
son George. VIII and Jen took par
Washington. Aug S.-The hospital
ship Solace. bringing home sick and
! FOUNDED from China. sailed this uorninS
from Yokohorna for Guam, which viii
be her first stopping place on her home
ward trip.
New York Aug. L3.-Sfrs Booth Tuck
~. wife q Commander Booth Tucker %
/ the Salvation Amy. xS0 has been I'll
+ AZ Spring Lake. y. J. and who was re-
ported dying. Is now said q &c grsa-iy
4 improved IN health and out Of danger.
; New York. Aug i5.-Phili1s h Nor
/ gan. ex-uicister 10 Mexico. died IL this
/ city today. aged . years. he was prarni-
nent socially and politically n louisiana
/ for many years, but during recent years
had oracuced law here.
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WILD CAVALRY HORSES
Cause Great Excitement I'm Jersey
City Streets.

Nav York. Aug. 1s.-Speeding at
breakneck pace and in the closed order
OF maneuvers, a band OF cavalry horses
charged through the streets OF Jersey
City tonight. sent citizens and carriages
scuTrying from their path. spurned a
crowd OF hundreds OF pursuing men and
boys, and gaIloped over the HackensacS
river bridge into the Harrison aud
Harrison and kearney meadows In the
mad charge eight OF the band were kill
ed by a Lackawanna train, and three fell
into aesewer excavat ton and were cap
t,1red. The horses belonged 10 the Fifth
cavalry and had just arrived from Porto
Rico Twenty-Five Of the number con
fined In one pen at the central stock
yards kicked down enc side OF the inclos-
ure and made a break for liberty The
escape was executed 50 quickly that the
troopers were powerless 70 etop them.
Through Jersey City the band made the
running until they reached the bridge
over the Hackensack river. This they
crossed and were lost sight OF as they
disappeared in the Harrison and kear-
ney meadows. After a nun across the
meadows the chargers got on 70 the
tracks OF the LackaTanna railroad A
train came along Just as the horses were
crossing. The locomotive dashed Tight
into them. scattering them right and
left. Some were thrown into the ar
and one landed asTide the whistle.
where his body was impaIed- Some Of
the horses we're captured. but the en-
tire band mad not been rounded Up at a
iare hour
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ALL CEREALS LOVER
Heavy Rains in Northwest
Influence the Market
WEAK CABLES CONTRIBUTE
To a Decline in Price of Corn,
Oats and Nheat.
WEAK CABLES CONTRIBUTE

Chicago, Aug. 13.-Damages from heavy
rains in the northwest, combined wi
a moderate cash business. caused a re-
covery from early weakness in wheat
today, September closing a shade under
Saturday. September corn closed sc
down because of rains, September oats
isc lower, and the provisions market a
shade to sc lower.
Wheat began the day decidedly weak
under the influence Of weak cables and
heavy southwest receipts. Liverpool was
OF Esd, receipts at Kansas C1ly, foot
ing up 10000 bushels, broke all records.
Influenced by this kind OF Information,
there was hosts of people with wheat to
sell and few people to buy tt at any
thing like Saturdays closing figures.
September opened = qic lower, at 7A24
74l4c, and dropped speedily 10 741sc. Gov
ering by shorts for profits steadied the
market at this point and gradually
forced some recovery. Later reports OF
damages from excessive rains in the
northwest, from sprouting, and Of a
prospect OF more trouble should the
rains continue, caused a further recov-
cry. Cash sales OF about 100000 bushels
were also help. September slowly
clambered up TO 1914 Q752sc and closed
firm, only shade under Saturday, at
751sd75l4c New York reported 81 loads
taken for export. Seaboard clearance5
in wheat and -four were equal to $500
bushels. Primary receipts were 1880 .
bushels. compared with 626,C00 bushels last
year Minneapolis and Duluth reported
AS cars, against 1913 last week and 81 a
year ago. Local receip-s numbered 81
cars, 80 of contract grade The visible
increased $4,000.
Corn staggered under rush to sell at
the opening. During Fhe preceding Is
hours the corn belt had been drenched
with rain, save in central and western
Kansas. country offerings were freer and
Liverpool weak, and prices tumbled as
a result. The break at he opening was
sharp, but ii was checked before the ses-
sion had proceeded far, shorts covering
to take profits. The recovery il wheat
combined with half a million cash sales
caused a later recovery and the close
was firm. September sold between s. ard
3I2sc, closing sc under Saturday, at
372sc Receipts here were 152 cars.
Oats were relatively firm, even when
corn and wheat were at their worst.
There was a good demand from snip
pers and elevator people, although there
were people in this line of business on
the other side of the market. Septmbr
sold between 21% and 2lNc and closed
&c lower, at H5sc. Receipts were SIS
cars.
Provisions were quiet and steady. de-
spite large hog receipts and lower prices
at the yards. Even the early grain
weakness failed to influence much of a
reduction. Outsiders were the best SELL
ers, while there was support from pack
ers. though on g moderate scale. S p
TENDER pork sold between s11.5o ard
81. 57lkG11.6 60. and closed a shade lower,
at s11.sT12G11.60.
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colored, 1e7sc; large white, tocA; small
white, 1e1zc.
Eggs-Receipts, 12,i3s packages: mar
ket quiet; western, at mark, uql31zc-
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis, Aug. 13.-Wheat-Closfng
Lower; No. red cash. elevator, Ike;
track. 7254 G731zc; August. 11=c; Septe1n-
Der, 71zse; track, 731zq77312c; August, Ike;
September. 714sc; December, Ike; No. 2
hard, sSq6slze.
Corn-Market lower; No cash, SIC;
track, 3SG3s14c; August, sac: September,
CSC: October, 352sc; December, $50
Oats-Market lower; No. cash, @zc;
track. 2J24 G214c: August, 2024e; Septe-n-
Der, 211sc; october, zl1sci No. white,
26l4c.
Rye-Market weak; 49c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, Aug. 1s:-Wheat-
Close: September, s77sdssc; December,
647kc; cash, No. hard. 65G6sc; No. s. 6215
G64c: No. red, 1G1i9c; No. 8, e6l2G
7Oc
Consequences. CSC; December. s2h9
s214c; cash, No. > mixed, $50 55zsc c; No.
/. Oat-No. 2 white. z1lzG221kc
Rye-No 2. &c.
Hay-Choice timothy, $50; choice prai-
RE, $50.
Butter-creamery. 15a1sc; dairy. fancy.
&c
Eggs-Fresh. u15c.
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STEvEDORES ON A STRIKE
They Attack Non-UnIon Ien and
Cause Trouble.

Baltimore. Aug 1s--The strike 4 the
400 union steve8ores l. assuming n
ugly aspect. in which minor Disturbances
are Of daily occurrence a big crowd Lass
n GIT attacked a street car Al Lou
Point, in which were q number u non
union colOred men 1h0 had taken The
strikers places and oombarded II With
bricks and other missiles T n ght they
attacked a gang Il fifteen Colored men
as the latter emerged from thS Baltimore
and Ohio docks AZ Locus Point. follow
ing them several blocks and leiunE
them with stones and bricks One q the
negroes drew a p1stoi aid fred ave
shots into tae crowd % men. women ard
boys who were following them Tires
Of the shots took effect, wcEnllnS EeDrg
Preser. Joseph B9nsch and Arthur Ray
nier None u The wounds u serious Tbs
man who 6id the shooting. together wlta
his corupanions, fed and has not Sc.
been arrested
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Races at Detroit.

Detroit, Aug. ia large crowd was
out az Windsor today and the betting
was lively. Weather clear; track slow
Summary:
First raca-Oue mile: Peter Duryea
won: Lizzie Jackson. second; Dalga,
third. Time, 1:i9
Second receive furiongs: Regina Lee
won: Battus. second Erema, third: Time,
1:03 -
Third race-Five furlongs: Acushla.
won; sevoy. second; Triune. third Time,
LOB
Fourth race-Mile and an eighth: Fan
tasy, won; Joe Gammsge, second; Prince
Zeno. third. Time, 1:5s.
Fifth rac-Seven furlong: Little Reg
gie. won: 3. C. Fox. second; Bleahelm,
third Time. 1.3L
sixth race-Six furlongs: Full Dress.
won; Tenoble, second; Charley Shane,
third. Time lis.
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M'KINLeYS QUIET DAY
Myroa Herrich Was the Only Visitor
of Nate.

Canton. Ohio. Aag L-Thls Wa ~ IN
usually quie< Cay AZ ire NcKlnley hor-s.
- far ss tha public wa concerned. u
the private ICONS. hoEsvsr. whore on
cal business e. tranzscte-5. there wa as
rucn activity a. ever. Tnfeed. - graf
was the volume q work DIRE duriez me
earlier hours q the cay THAT callers ID
not receive a. prompt atte1tloa as Is
usually sceor6sd them
The only visitor prominent n polsics
was gyron T EerrIck q ClsvelsHd. men
ter of the Rep8blican national commit
tee. He ~~z accompanied - Ms Her
rex ard they vfll remain as fhs guests
q ~ president ard 1ira. AcEsaiay sssr
Szaday.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Aug. 13.-Coffee-Spot, Rio
dull; No. invoice, SIC; mild dull; cor
dova, nominal. Futures opened steady,
10 points lower; uight general selling; an
absence of speculative support, heavier
Brazilian receipts than looked for Easier
spot market and the bearish statisti al
changes. Brazilian market news was en-,
couraging. but poor effe% TO the bear
ish factors above mentioned. During
the entire session speculation was COM
paratively lighter and of professio al
character. Closed . 10 IS points lower.
Total sales, 1919 bags, including: Sep
TENDER, 7.75c; October. 7.SOc; November.
Use; December, 8.05c; March, soc; May,
s.29dS.30c.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining &c;
centrifugal, % test, 47sc; molasses sugar,
&C; refined, firm.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET,
KANSAS CITY.


Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 13.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, II coo; market steady TO 10 cents
lower; native steers. S4.5Oas.75; Texas
steers, s.. 25G5. 30; Texas cows, s. 25d3. 10;
native cows and heifers. s1.5OG5. 80 stock
ers and feeders, S2.5Gq4.50; bulls, 3. S59
AZ.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market weak Sc
lower; bulk Of sales, IS. O0'd5. 05; heavy,
s.. O0Q5. 1212; packers, s5.00Q5. 10; mixed,
81 1886; light, 81 sOd5. 10; workers, s.. 05
G5.1O; pigs, 81. 25d5.O5.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market weaker:
lambs. So. 50q5. IS; muttons, s.. 0Oq4.45
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Aug. Misunderstanding, g.
800; market shade lower; native steers.
q 25d5.75. with tops al $500; stockers
and feeders, s.. 25d4.S IS; cows and heif-
ers, s.. OO45. co: Texas and Indian steers,
Sc .3504.75; cows and heifers, g. 40G3.75.
Eogs-Receipts, 2.2O0; market sc lower;
pigs and lights, s.. I5G5. %; packers, s. %
% 20; butchers, $5.29d5. 80
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady;
native muttons, $4.25G4.50; lambs, s4.s0Q
o
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STORY is DENOUNCED
Rryan's Friends Deny n story Sent
Out Prom i0ndon.

New York Aug E-Touching q dis
patch from Pretoria and printed IN Lon
don under date q August il. II which
K was staees thai President Krrggr IS
contributing between sa5s2s1a and E7asl.-
90 % ths electIsa % william J Bran,
and also that Webster Davis lad reosiv-
e GE.a9 frora he same soG4.s- az &
contribution FOR tAe Democratic anpzIsa
fund Charles D Pierce. c1nsGl genera
ard treasurer q TIE peer rslssf fund
ard Lauts- wesSsls. SPECIAL co-.zisxsoa-
- = ~ South African rcpuh1!1 q rs
c.;r. today gave OK 3en'ai e Sosa
statements. aiding to tAs 6sn1sl ths To-
tsz1zE
TTAa Beers have oshe- ard Better us@
so- the.r f,ln6s EzE ant Is u aes7e--
ale - ATS fg- - -ss-sEs = wzT' ~rsz
shA It'll resort 20 such 6sspscses@ means
70 Influence The Aze-fc.u p@ap.s .Sasas:
shs Boe- czase. which tuiiy < gsr cs1r
q he czrizens are = oE- fayo-.
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Hot Minds AZ SnIinn.

Sallna. Kan. Aug. I2--An intensely not
wind has been blowing over Central kan
sas this Afternoon and vegetation has
wfthered rapidly. The hate corn that sur
vived the last dry spell has been shriv-
cling today and the crop percentage has
been. considerably decreased This = the
second day % Intense heat The ther-
mometer has reached as high as ioiiz de-
grees IN the business streets ard haS
been above 100 degrees IN the shade
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NeuYnrk MnnevMarLe..

New York. Aug. 1s-(Noon). Money on
call nominally, Ia per cent Prime meF-
camille paper AS per cent Sterling eN-
change easier, with actual business IN
bankers bills at 81 s71zG4 s7S for demand
and at "a s414 s4A for 60 days; posted
rates, 1895. s51z and G.s9; cOmmercial
bills. s 4s3l4l74 .S324. Silver certificates.
6lIzds21z: bar silver, SIC; Mexican dollars
$50. Government bonds steady: refund
ing 2s, when issued. registered lo2'is
coupon 1874: rs registered. 10; 3s regis
tered, 10s&s; coupon. 1855; new as regis
tered, 1s2. coupon 132; old IS registered
T1nz. coupon u4ia; SIS registered LIS.
coupon If@$
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Chicago. Aug. E,-Mr. Bryan closesed
himself with a PhonogTaph today and
delivered over again parts Of the speech
OF acceptance he made at Indianapolis
last week. These sections n which The
candidate promised 70 call an extra ses-
sion OF congress u deal with the Philip
pine question. and the closing periods.
were the principal parts o. the specch
that went into the phonograph. Il Is
expected that Bryan's speech as Eround
out by the phoncgraph VIII play az ina
portant part in the campaign.
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CASH QTOTATIONa

Flour-Narket steady
Wheat-No. 3 spring. 72l2Q 1312c; No. 2
RED 76d77c.
Corn-No. ,. SSlsc; No. ? yellow. 3S1ac.
: Oats-No. ?, 2l24G22c: No. whit, 232s q
244c: No. 3 white, 2314G25iac.
Barley-Good feeding, 35l2; -hoica malt
ing, 43147c.
Flax seed-No. /. s1.s5; No. l northwest
ern, 1916.
Timothy seed-Prime 81 %.
Pork-Mess. per Dol. s11s5Gu So
I4ard-Per loo lbs. s6.50d5 G21s-
Short rib sides doose), s. 59TT.25; cry
sailed shoulders Cooxedl. st+G7c; short
clear sides (ooxed, s7.5oI7.6o.
Whisky-Rasis OF high wines, S.23tz.
Clover-Conract sraie. &S.597S %
Iced poultry-Market slow: turkeys, &c;
chickens. sale.
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Mrnrrnn VIII Attend.

New York. Aug. 13.--The National As
sociatiou az Democratic clubs received
a personal assurance to-day from William
J. Bryan that he will attend the Graf-
rennial convention OF that association
in Indianapolis On October 3 and IL
Is announced that during the three
weeks the associations headquarters 81
this city have been opened. Es.o0Q new
members have been received into n or
90 TON
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st Louis Races.

S. Louis. Aug. i3.-F'avorites and out
siders split the purses equally at the
fair grounds this afternoon IT the third
race Benha1n. 80 70 shot gave the
hackers o. Charley O'Bren, the red-hot
fav5rfte. cause for worriment BY fight
ing Il out 70 tbs wire with the favorits
IN a regular battle royal O'Brien win
ming in the last Jump 5y a nose. Tho
horse Appleiack owner L Kava1sugh.
trainers NJ Kavaaaugh and ". Leonard.
were today ruled or the turf BY the fair
association owing 70 a crooked race Tun
on August S jockey McGi-- who -o6e
he race on that date. vss exonerated
fran tlane. Track fast Summarize;
SIX f1rlouss. purse-Charlie oBrien
won: Benhan. second; Loves Labor.
third Best tine liz
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E()G MARKET LOVER
A Decline of From a Nickel to
a Dime Yesterday,
TOP PRICE WAS S4.90
Supply Limited, Quality Poor
and Demand Strong.

The hog market was from to 10 cents
OF yesterday. The usual Monday dull
ness in receipts prevailed. The wagon
hogs were also scarce. II was. on the
whole. a very dull day. The buyers
were exceedingly anxious to get hogs,
and they were willing to give prices that
would make IL impossible for any sensi-
Die shipper to go TO other markets with
The loss received yesterday was from
very common 10 middling good.
EEpR ESEN,ra TIL SALES
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COTTIN.

Galveston. Tex. Aug. 13.-Cotton quiet;
SIC.
New York, Aug. 13.-Cotton futures
opened barely steady; August, 9.40c; Sep
TENDER. S.79c; October, S.5ic; November,
S.43c; December. sac; January. S.4c;
February. S.3Sc; March, $3.50; April. S.45c.
Liverpool, Aug. 13-Spot cotton in slack
demand; prices easier; American mid
dIing, 55sd.
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Frrnch visitors az 1T. PaaI.

st. Paul. MiAn-. Aux. i3-Count and
Countess DeTocgGeville and daughter.
Mile. Marie DeTocqueyiue. AL 81 Paris.
arrived n the city tonight from Chicago
en- route 20 san Francisco VIA the North
ern Pacific They intend % make a thor
ough tour OF the west before returning
20 Paris
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NEW YORK.

New York. Aug. l3.-Flour-Receip pts.
o Co: exports. 1888. Market dun, weak
and lower in response to wheat 5 decline.
straights and spring patents showing the
greatest loss Winter patents, 3 ses4t -,
winter straights. $.sjd3 $; Minnesota
patents. 2.sSq4.3S; Minnesota bsk-rs
s. s9d2-30
Wheat-ReeeiPts. IS so; exports EGO:
market steady for spot: No. : red, slAsc,
o. D.. ahoat. and 7SSsc elevator; No 1
northern Duluth, $50. + Q. B., ss0at;
No. : hard Duluth. Sssc Z. O.. D.. af3ozt
OPTIONS we're weak and heavy mos OF
he day under bearish cables from En-
glard. general IiquiEation among room
traders and the break in corE- A zig
movement of winter wheat also assisted
IL assisting any Auiiish tendency until
near TIE close. when prices rallied vita
corn: closed firm AT llsc net loss; Sep
tember. p s-ie1Soisc. closed $40; De-
ceuber. assSS-i4c, closed SIC
Germ Receipts. s2+.-na: experts. i57.55
$50; steady; No Z O. D., shoat. sc
and 4ss.c elevator. Options were SEMI
dernorali-ed II frs, b heavy rains
through the corn set. p-on9-fas active
liquidation ard shoTz selling Subsequent
big demands for cash corn started cover
ing ard the final rally. The close vss
nrrn AZ z6I-tc net decline; September
4sf4Sc, closed Csc; Dsos-be-. ~ 9 &c,
closed SO.
Osts-Rscetp.s, 1910 bzssels: ex7o-ts
Ass bushels: spot quiet; No. : &zc
No :. -: No 4 write. -SE-Sszc. N 2
white. s7ssc: track MIXED western. -5sF7
&c: track white. sire Options { L
and easier.
B1tts--Recesats. u.SG packages; ua--
ket f-u; creanery. I-1s9-ic. currsz.
/ packed factory. IfElFc
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| ke; unsettled: .arSe co.orsd zzsc: snail
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14

New YORK. Aug. L.-Tae waite sta-
liner Cymric. just arrived. had a terrible
experience whsle crossing the Atantfr
Al noon on sunday August 3. when tie
big vessel vas l. hours Qua from QUEEN
town. Gre was discovered among iha
caygo IA the forward bod. and g. raEei
ss hours until midnight on NontaFs
when Il was then Reported 20 he uHdrr
control. Hos 80 I. vhrs ire IRE Is
believed q have oriEirafe1 a been
flooded f-r the purpose ~ checking ths
fames. The water ieakes through iufo
other conpar .me1ts after. caus'ng 49,
damage 70 ths general msr aHaiss
stored there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14

Ottawa ont. A8E at - saN ~ 50
interior department that re r~part from
Va1c7uvsr fhat fhe reYalfy ~ ~ rod
output fEcrs The Tsk0n hzd h@ss shan-
done5 = not correct y g Erierst0of.
however tAat tss qaerfi9n - psffinz o.
an aTpart psfg g. uafer ennalaeratlln-