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The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-26
MANNING's RENTING AGENCY
Nat. Ger.-American Ronk bldg

Nat. Ger. american Bank Bldg.
III FORBES ST, 6 rooms, first floor;
water, sewer and closet. .............$1 .$15. 90
4oz Chomas ST., rooms, second flo r;
III FORBES, rooms, second floor; water
p sewer and closet .............'.. 12 90
Don't fail to call on us if you wish to
buy home or cheap business property:
we have large list to select from.
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RASMUSSEN'S Practical Business
School, Globe building; individual In
struction; students may enter any time
and select their own studies; circulars
free.
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I,ATJNDRYMAN wanted. One who is
capable of managing business; good
wages; steady work; bring references.
A. H Anderson 179 East Third st.
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FOR SALE-House and nine lots near
Lake Como. 5000 takes them; also cor
ner lot on st. Anthony. Thos. j. Nc
Dermott, New York Life.
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AGENTS-$10 daily selling our Wonder
ful Home Music Box" plays 500 tunes;
easy seller; buyers satisfied; special
terms Standard Mfg Co., 45 Vessey
St, New York, Dept. IS
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White Bear, May q. 1901.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A GOOD HORSE for sale cheap. 425 su-
perior st.
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HOUSFS- FOR RENT

A4O On ISEN L,
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OTTAGE-Five-room cottage. 1860
Hatch st; newly painted and papered:
$8. Searle, Globe building
COTTAGE-For rent, Groom cottage;
modern conveniences. 429 st. Anthony
aV
FOR RENT FOR THE SUMMER Fur
nfshed, ten-room residence with all
cOnveniences: barn, sixty-foot lot. fine
shade trees; on harrington aV be-
tween Summit and Selby avs. Inquire
OF julius Goldsmith at the State Saw
ings Bank.
FOR RENT-Part of a house; very rea-
sonable to desirable tenants; beautif |
location; ten minutes walk to court
house. 2z@ Pleasant av.
FOR RENT-253 Louis ST.. near Nelson
aV., house just thoroughly renovated
inside and out; nine rooms; water, sew
er and bath; $25.
GRAND Av.. No. 1923, near Albert St
New eight-ToQm house; SIS Searle.
HOUSE-Modern eight-room corner
house, S96 Raymond av.; two blocks
from interurban line; fine location and
convenient for business of both cities:
hardwood finish, porcelain bath. ETC.:
$25. Searle Globe building.
HOUSE house, 80 Fair
field aV.; walking distance; one block
or boarding house; newly painted and
papered. Cardigan, 125 South Wabasha
st.
RASMUSSEN'S Practical Business
School, Globe building; individual in
struction; students may enter any time
and select their own studies; circulars
free.
SIX ROOMED HOUSE, gas, bath; also
suite of four rooms. second for; gas,
bath. IA Central Terrace, formerly
Central av., between Rice and st.
oeeI.
HOUSE for rent, five rooms: 696 East
Sixth Call at the same.
HOUSES-Two modern seven and eight
room houses ST. Anthony Park, two
blocks from interurban line; elegant
location and convenient for business
of Twin Cities; hardwood finish, open
plumbing, porcelain bath, etc. Room
5O7, corner Sixth and Jackson.
UNIVERSITY, NO. 2S1-For rent, eight
rooms made modern to good tenant.
a. D. Mcleod No. 632 Globe Bldg.
314 Colborne St, near West Seventh,
house newly papered and painted in
side and out; eight rooms; city water,
sewer and inside closet; $l5 Inquire
Room l, Germania Life Bldg.
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AGENTS-Wr for choice money-mak-
ing proposition to good agents on lat
est office speciality. Am. Lock Crank
Co.. Milwaukee, Wis.
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Made on any method or any
. security. Payment in full at -
! any time and rebate given. NO
CHARGES FOR PAPERS. We
are the Pioneer Loan Co., 25 q
years in business. Before clos
Ing loans elsewhere get our ~
terms. THEY ARE THE
LOWEST AND EASIEST.
500 FORFEITED IF NOT. -
M Mackey, our manager, and IN
MS assistants, will extend
COURTEOUS and CONFI- "A =
DENTAL treatment to all. I'M
Salaried people having perma-
- ment positions with reliable
concerns, only security your
name. To others on furniture,
piaros, horses, ETC., itaout re-
mcval from home. The many
prefer to deal with an cid re- szE
Y liable Home Co., who by their
JUST and confidential dealings
have retained the confidence of
their patrons for years We n
u guarantee all negotiations and
, transactions whether you do ~
business with US or not TO b.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. ~
Private consultation rooms. If -
YOU need money call end see v
~ what we can do for you. Office
: hours q. m. to p. m.-Min- -
nesota Mortgage Loan Co., 3l6 -
and BIZ Pioneer Press Bldg, AzAs
third floor.
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FOR RENT FOR THE SUMMERTIME
nfshed, ten-room residence with all
conveniences: barn, sixty-foot lot, fine
shade trees; on harrington av be-
tween Summit and Selby avs Inquire
Of julius Goldsmith at the State Saw
ings Bank
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There Is scarcely any condition Of III health
that Is not benefited BY the occasional use Of
RIP ANS. Tabuls, and tho price, 10 for 5
cents, does not bar thsm from any home or
Justify any one in enduring Ills that are easily
cured. For sale by all druggists.
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POPULAR WANTS
AGENTS AND AGENCIES.

-pickable door lock, the
best lock to keep burglars out; can be
attached to any door; send 15c for
Eleventh St. Philadelphia, Pa.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

S@NScC@Sc~~S~~~N@.~~~~
a RARE CHANCE to buy out an up-to-
date bicycle stock, tools etc; also me-
dunn sized grocery business. Peoples
Rental, 209 West Seventh.
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maaAEY

$40 Eus aSs1ks
S16-Y0UR CREDIT is GOOD WITH
$2O-Us. QUICK LOANS ON HOUSE
$25-HOLD GOODS, PIANOS, ETC,
$3o-WITHOUT REMOVAL FROM
S35-YOUR RESIDENCE. EASY
$4O-WEEkLY PAYMENTS OR
S45-MoNTHLY PAYMENTS. LOWEST
SOCRATES.
$75-LoANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE
$1OO-WITHOUT MORTGAGE OR IN
DoRSER, PAYABLE IN EASY IN
STALLMENTS. WE HAVE PRIVATE
INTERVIEWING ROOMS AND CAN
GUARANTEE ABSOLUTE PRIVACY
AND CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT.
FRONT OFFICES, SECOND FLOOR.
OPEN EVENINGS. WALK UP ONE
FLIGHT. AMERICAN LOAN CO., ROOM
2O6 MANHATTAN Big.
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POPULAR WANTS
HELP wANTED--MALEs.

&~@-~~-~~I~~-~-~-~~--0
A COMPETENT, reliable man with $1,000
cash capital can secure permanent stu.
alton as manager of branch office Tor
established corporation; salary and
commission netting $1,000 per annum.
Address Secretary, 315 Manhattan Bldg,
Chicago.
ACTIVE man by large manufacturing
house to work at home, $1,000 In cash
paid for twelve days trial: promotion
and permanent position if satisfactory.
Address I.anicl b. Shepp, I23, Chestnut
st, hiladelphia, Pa.
BRIGHT BOY about fifteen; must be
on DaytOns Bluff. Call at 500 East
Seventh st.
BARBER-Single. white. steady job; S.
per week, board and washing; no Sun
day work. L. c. Tatro, New Rich
mOnd, Wis.
BARK PEELERS, for Wisconsin; $50
per month and board: men for saw mill
work, $1.10 per day and board. A. H.
Anderson, 179 East Third st.
BY OLD established house, experienced
travelling salesman of good appearance
and address; best of references and
bond required; must be an all around
hustler. Address Box 514,.- Chic2 go.
CLERK-Young man as weighing clerk.
Address, giving age. experience and
references. II 26, Globe.
CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTORS, Sc per
200; enclose stamp. Partisan Chemical
Co.. Newport, Ky.
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FOR RENT-Part of house; very rea-
sonable to desirable tenants; beautif |
location; ten minutes walk to court
house. 274 Pleasant aV.
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AGENTS WANTED-Someth new;
Waltons stamper and licker for stamp
money making office novelty Walton
Mfg. Co. Grand Rapids, Mich.
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FLOUR MILL FOR SALE-Fine town IN
best wheat country in South Dakota
nearly new; only run eight months; a
bargain if taker soon c.. A. Kelley,
Huron, S. D.
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CHIROPODIsTs.

Good for all. kinds of sore feet, frost
corns, callouses, dry, hot and scalded
feet, cuts, burns, etc, on sale at all
druggists. All ailments of the feet
treated at office, Endicott Arcade; es-
tablished eighteen years.
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FOR RENT-258 Louis St. near Nelson
av., house just thoroughly renovated
inside and out; nine rooms; water, sew
er and bath; $25.
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OTTAGE-Five-room cottage. 1860
Hatch st; newly painted and papered (;
s.. Searle. Globe building.
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CIVIL SERVICE GOVERNMENT PO-
sitions-About $500 appointments were
made last year; probably 10000 this
year; those standing highest at the eX-
aminations soon to be held will secure
these positions; catalogue of informa-
tion free Columbian Correspondence
College, Washington, D. c.
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AGENTS News record-brealIing seller;
big profits; Electric Flash Light
Lamp" lowest priced in the world !;
everybody can use, wants one; sam
pie circulars free. Thone Mfg Co,
Chicago.
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GRAND Av.. No. 1923, near Albert St
New eight-roQm house; SIS Searle
Globe building
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sTEAoleD ON CROP REPORTS.
Liverpool !. Ad sts, Also Had Good E#eo,

Liverpool Adviees Also Had Good Effect
on Cotton in New York.
New York, August 10. The cotton mar.
ket opened quiet but firm with prices n
to 0 points higher In sympathy with nm
advance Of to ats in futures in Liyerpool
AFTER the call the general was 10 7
points above last nights level on coyerlnp
some Foreign buying and light support from
the South As the New Orleans market
displayed even greater strength than onr
market shorts were disposed to yIve
cfedenee to Southwestern crou do,nsgc
news, The weekly crop weather review h,
inc chronicle was bulllsh and aid much ~
strengthen bull convictions around the call
~ Lnucn rain was complained OF in parts
OF the South Atlantic States and dfonth
was complained of In important areas of
me first wave Of buying carried October
70 ~ and January TO IA after which
tnere was slight reaction under nroet
taxing, Speculation was fairly active Tor
Saturday, though public buying orders
We're scarce. The weather report showed
continued dry conditions west OF the Missis
sippi and the forecast gave little hone OF n
break In the drouth over Sunday.
The market for futures closed quiet and
steady with prices net 8 to 10 points higher.
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H. & 3. Beers Cotton Letter.


New Orleans, August 10.--There was de-
clded improvement in Liverpool attribute
ahle to the unfayorable Chronicle weekly
ard reports from Manchester that business
WAS improving, as spinners evidenced a de-
sire TO buy more freely Of the raw ms
teIial. Our market consequently opened
higher. advancing 4 additional, subse-
quently, on the absence Of rain In Texas
and predictions that fair weather general
~ would prevail in that state during the
next fcrty-eight hours
For the time being the attention Of the
trade Is directed to Texas weather condi-
Fions and all other factors have been ig-
nored. There Is no question about Central
Texas having suffered from an insuffielentv
of moisture, but the balance OF the State
IS IN good condition, and as nh the other
States have a promising outlook too much
Importance Is being attached TO this feat-
ure for the present.
II must be remembered that trade condl-
ions In Europe are growing from bad TO
worse In financial and Industrial enter.
prises and that labor troubles in America
may at any moment prove menace 10 the
future prosperity of this country. There
fore, while values might be forced higher
on the dry weather In Texas. the chances
Of any decided enhancement being main.
tanned permanently is problematicai unless
the demand for spots improves considerably
In the next few weeks, because then pro
visions must be made for the new crOp.
which will begin TO weigh on the market.
as well as the old. II. -. Beer.
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CITICAGo.

Chicago. August To- Cattle Receipts 200.
Including Texans Market steady good
TO prime steers .6OQ6 IL; poor 10 medium
cows =. 5O@I 80; helfers 2.OOdl4 rs; can,
ners 1.50a2. -; bulls = 5O@4 80; calves
3 .OUPB 25i Texas steers 3. ONll4 so. IIogs--
Receipts l2.OOO Market strong. Good TO
choice heavy 5.o0ft6, 10; rough heavy 8 5O61
., 80: light 1Ol5 %; bulk ., sOfI5 O5.
sheep ltecelptt b. MARKET steady. Good
10 choice wethers 3.G0dt1 20; fair TO choice
mixed 8 2503 10; Western sheep 9 2idQ
400 yearlings 3,T6ai4 .35 native lambs
2.OOdb 50; Western lambs 4.256i5. TO-
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DRUGS AND CHEMrcArs

Quinine, 45NfIe per ounce bottle; NOR
phlne, S2.25d2.50 per ounce; cocaine, 50 "
per ounce; borax, Slac per pound In 100
pound packages. copperas, S1.40 In barrels,
castor oil, $l,20 FER gallon IN 5-gaiion
packages, epson salts, sl,I5 per hundred
IN barrels; alcohol, S270n3.OO per gallon,
sulphur, S2.65 per tvO IN barrels. alum
2izc per pound In barrels; saltpeter re Der
pound IN barrels; Camphor, zoe, wood alec
hol. 500; gum opium, SO 80; powdered
opium, SASS carboic acid, 4Od42c per
pound In bottlesi calcium carbide, 81 70
per hundred, delivered Texas common rail.
way polnta
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LITTLE DOING IN SPOT COTTON.
Factors and Purchasers In New Orleans
Seem to Be Unable to Agree.

New Orleans, August 10 There was lit
tie or nothing doing In the line of spot
cotton today A somewhat better feeling
was extant in tho market,, but buyers
were not willing to meet Fully the views
OF factors and in consequence trading was
very limited, the total sales for tho. day
he ng but go bales of spots ana $50 bales
to arrive Offerings OF medium and low
grades were fairly free, hut the better quail
tiles which are especially wanted, are
scnrce and lists that are still in the hands
of factors are held above the quored Level.
Quotations unchanged.
The market for contracts was rather
Qeiet during the short hours today, but
there VAS a better run of business than
dir'Lg yesterday, operators on the long
side showing rather more confidence as a
result Of the marked Improvement IN
prices at Liverpool and taking on some
good new lines, in which an Eastern in
terest was, clearly pereeptible rJ first
ing M slowly hut steadily until the close
Of business, when the local board showed
net gains from yesterdays level OF to
points on all save the current month.
which was ] point down.
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HEAVY STABLES.

AMMUNITION per keg, 81 90.
htsstiue powder, 81 65 per Reg; drop shot
,,sr sqck. 81 rs; buck, 81 90.
pspr tcoS-Extra short clear. In sacks. 9E
6fioe, regulars, 1OAc; boxed. Nc higher;
ee hliklesssGfSG AND TIEs-Basging gin
TIC: 2il-lb. Sc; arrow ties less than car.
ioad lots, from Houston, SLID.
Yci,ANDY --Stick. wrapped, basis "a. No. .,
glstdos.c per hi No. 1, full weight, basis
81. 7s.a7ihe per 10; special sizes, i5sc high.
er. mixed. BllQ10c, as 70 quality.
= ckNDI ES--StaF. full weight 1O1ac; Gran
,ts. fun weight, lie; Electric Lights, OAe
: d K.Ai EMIT PORTLAND, s2.7oaS.2bi Resen-
dsle, A.7nzsz<on
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99nything bearlsh In the situation. ana ma,
aurlIner rains occur In this STATE whara
t hsSaffd, y does not seem as though ma.
,oarxo "vShhe can be brought about. The
n nnslces, however, and the Appearance ~
rain would probably cause ouite 4 seN,s,
tmho mo eIai Crop advices as a rule indicate
western portion OF che hell. snd sn,, sy wa.
we Is reported on account of tho dronth
causing premature opening. probHhle shnvr.
srs lor tnight was the forecast for Arkan.
weather for tomorrow. ee"e'ahy Ia'r
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KANSAS CRY.

Kansas City, August -Cattle-Reeelpts
100 Market nominal Choice beef steers
9. 50M6 90; fair 10 good 4 S00i6. 40; stock
ers and feeders 2, 40GI4 90; Western fed
steers 4. 5oeI5 30; Texas and Indian steers
2. OOGp4 so; Texas and Indian cows 2 son
2.gO; native cows .. 5Od4 90; helfers 8. OOa
500; Gamers 1.75M2 90; bulls 2 256I4 s:
calves 3.00a5 %. Hogs Receipts $500.
Market strong. Heavy 6.05@8 10; light
COO Market nominal; lambs A O06is5 90;
native wethers 3. 250I3 75 Western wethers
3 .2Jm3. 80; Western yearlings 3. 40d13 CO.;
native ewes 2 1903 %; Western ewes 2 80
3.15 stock ewes 2.0Od2 80.
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GRAIN 40 EN-

Carload lots. (. o. b. cars from milIefs
dealers charge from gtore bGiI0c more per
100 lbs on bran, ease per bushel on oats
and corn, and lOff1Jc per 100 lbs on hay
RRAN--Per 100 lbs, S1.150f1. 20
WHEAT sHoRTs-Per 100 lbs, s1.lsG
coRN-No.. 2 sacked, Ten7s
CORN cH0ps-Mlxed ana pure, 81 $50
Las.
OATS-Per bushei. 5O752lkc.
HAY.-Alfalfa. S13.O0al5O0; choice lin.
othy, S22.0QQ2A.Oo; south Texaa prairie
hay, .t6-00Q0:cQi Ncrth Texas &nd Terri
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Alvin. Texas. August 0.--Mr' d. y. REM
ley has let the contract for a handsome
cottage on bis lots on Johnston street
several teams have been engaged IN hsuA
ing coal out TO the Thomas well this v'ess,
Everything is now 10 readiness 90 i,tsrt
has been shipped from the fActoFy over
two weeks. ...
air. JOHN Desg y Frepa'an9 g build q
Rsrt II tevA
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sT. LouIs.

st. Louis, August 10.--Cattle- Recei pts
600 Market steady. Native shipping and
export steers 5.O0(lJ 70; dressed beef and
butchers steers 4 OOn5 90; steers under
1000 pounds 3 2jGl3 90. stOckers and feed
ors 2 .25m4. u.s. COWS ind heifers 2 OO6i
Hogs Receipts 1900 Market weak. PIGS
and lights . s0N5. So; packers 8 sO6i5. IS
putehers 9 0O6i5 10. Sheep Receipts 100
Market steady. Native muttons 2 50a3 70
lambs 5oM3 90; culls and bucks j 75Ii
3 10; stockerg .500I2 70.
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cliques were good buyers during call.
laking nearly all the coffee ofrered. Later
uAde was slow and Ia the nature OF week.
ropean mrakets were unchanged; Drnzilian
h,arkets advanced sharply In the Fare ~
~ s1i W, nneihlsanged Rio gxchnnge rates, santos
uoth ruling nrm. Cloeed steady nrt un-
enanged; Total sales 1870 bags Septeu
Per 900; October 3, O5: DeceinLer h "a.
Mnce s2,so@5.0oi May $50; June $50;
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9 RIchardson,a oirollla.

~. Texas, August 1o-cor,,nrso
Ia ,s, y ,ae Southwest and bulllsh
\, f..,a,@' lot the week were the
Nj W. ~ ~ IN today's cotton market
u eor, sse'er than due, 3 10 3ls.e4ths
IA 4 ' ny and 1872 on spots. Sales
5 pris. 80 bales for the half day.
\ Nm. n our markets were only
; sSssaaisgsh hut the market CON.
y. sight $500. throughout the session
\, q The dar last prices being
'sised Y higher in New Orleans
4, table adv,nssssion. unchanged else
y alnchssiesees from liverpool today
~ spinnsrs Iade improving, and
p u lot both accoentPp 0 sea b 20 pu{ |.
'- 4 long NV, I've days, and II may be
HkA a. interest Is being accnmu-
eAespEiss We do act see
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FEARED BULLISh REPORT.
That and an Improved Export Demand
Helped Wheat Considerably.
CORN ALSO CLOSED AT AN ADVANCE
Oats Shared In the Bulish Feeling and
Provisions. Strengthened by Grain
improvements, Made Gains.

Chicago, August To- Fears OF a bulish
government crop report and improved eX.
port demand, higher cables and small re.
celpts caused an upturn in wheat today
aud September closed %c higher at 1880
TN The same conditions prevailed in
corn and September gained Y. Oats fol-
lowed corn and closed x to * higher. Pro
visions ruled steady in sympathy with
grain and closed with an advance Of 7i4a
12tsc.
Wheat opened strong and Ibc higher at
n to 71hc for September. Higher cables
and small receipts were the strengthening
Influences, Trading was rather slow, how
ever, during the FIRST hour and the price
sagged to Tie, At that point the enormous
export demand created buying movement
for the long account A report that the
government crop report would show de
ciued decrease In the acreage OF spring
wheat sent the shorts 10 cover and Sep
tember advanced quickly to IiSsmT1Mc,
'FRONT.' taking caused q setback Of nc, The
decline was checked by good outside buy.
ing ANA the murket soon took another up
turn and again touched 1l9sM1iAc. There
was little trading during the latter part
OF the session and the price saggcd on
to. ilS@iiAc, whore It closed. Receipts
Corn was strong and active. general
belief among traders IN the serious condi-
ton OF the crop was the ohicf considera-
ton. A report That the crop in Illinois
would show a condition OF but - per cent
for the Southern district lent color TO the
expectation. Cables were higher Local
receipts were 105 cars September corn
opened G9t9Sc MP nj 5S@9Stsc, declined TO
Afjs@5Sc, advanced to 0Sisc and closed ut
bShc.
oats shared tho bullsh feeling which de
velopod Ia the other grains. There was
good commission house trade Receipts 392
cars
Provisions were firm, helped by the nd
vance In grain
Estimated receipts for Monday; Wheat
$4,000 head
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. August 10 Butter stronRi
creamery 1871: dairy SQ17 Cheese
UNCHANGED Eggs Steady; freah 15nl5h.
chickens q springs 10; turkeys 2, yonngs
lO0I2. ducks 5. springs g. geese B springs
8. Butter -Steady, creamery lfQSl12i
dairy l36igih 1.ggs--Stcady; nearby II.
New York. August eggs Receipts
2877 packages: dull; Stake and pennsyl-
vanilla iGfflS: Western candled 12uabai
"K CIV Angus 10. Eggs Firm;
fesh Missouri and Kansas stock loc per
Dozen
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ADVICE No srocKMEN.
Santa Sc Road Urges Them to Hold
Their Cattle for Awhile.

santa re Road urges hem 70 Hold
Their Cattle for Awhile.
Kansas City, Mo, August "a circular
letter has been sent out by the Santa Fe
traffic department TO several hundred Kan
sas stockmen advising them not to ship
stock to market at the present time. Thu
letter states that Indications now p0lut to
ton to the fact that there Is plenty OF
wheat In tho country which may be nsed
for food and ends by saying that although
u may cost considerably more this win err
To- Keep stock MS compared with past vim
tefs, the stock owners will profit IN the
end. The stock business OF the Santa Fe
ana other Kansas roRds has been immense
during the pass several weeks
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St Louis Grain and Provisions.

81 Louls. August 10. Wheat-No, red.
cash 70; septeinber 70l4 December 1914
MAY T7M No. hard 1ll2. Corn,-No 2
NM 68bs 0ats-No . cash 3GAM3I; Sep
teniber 81; MAY 30, No ? white 37Ag3s,
PORK steady; iobbing 1910 Flour-l(ull
and 6rm: new red winter patents 3.4j9g
3 90: extra fancy and straigbts 3.O56l3 q; ;
clear . 60Gi2 .O5. Timothy seed scarce aud
firm 8 ,4,m5. % for new prime. Cornmenl =
Steady 300 Bran Strong; sacked Enst
track S6. this side 90. HAy--Lower; tim
othy 12GOM11 20; prairie 0.Oodl2 90
Whisky Steady 120 Iron cotton Ties
| 20 Raging 69s0TL. Hemp Irvine o.
Dry salt nfeats-fgoxcd irm; extra shorts
8 i2l5; clear ribs s37la; clear sides 8 6255.
Baeon-Boxed firm; extra shorts 900; clear
ribs o. 371: clear sides $50 Receipts
Flour G0O0 wheat 81 600; corn 10000; oats
ia. 600 Shipments Flunr 11,O0O; wheat
1900. corn 1900; oats 5l,OJO.