davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02

Spnaifinen "ouspennen", lOn leg mobtOg
for cit 5 MaaneDer lioeu, er llDen tplul Ell ferlte
flasies Maifine; ben er baaDe iOliD og pen og
ben gior uomGrfet gODt arbeiDe; ben er fnlot
iaa goo iom uDgen Maifiue ipr $50 aae, lom
onifer Ell Spnlaifine, fan lpare Jig llinOlt $50
ueD at fiobe "6nspennen". Tragt Y Geats.
Ole SO. GNiitiaujOn, Stanley isis.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02

~ trbif SseIsr. VI G. @o'h.
0sh paa csitistpet. al Gh,ooor aaipart
aasiaossn. lals / an lluseomsitft III r, psrs.
osra.
c1aar Der faI ffrioss Ill ztorebror. Giitr
esHrtt 1Ararsr.
al en- Voropoiiartrs 1asboe. au,24biom
Tebsfamo. g'trr q Others.
suffer bu9 at glorbahl BolisR.
eabbsotns cave. III 9obn } A'stifL
xtgffusn.
gaummsr Scauo. ai Eruul'
aiihoh. Bortdalns At stts aubsrt
essitlers. NJ 9at5b . eua.
ceur- 2tanieD 90 baHs Hfrifaf9reU.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
ENTHUSIASTICALLY

Ynnbbrnasitnberenbc. N~dnhbrieS.
minilter @tl'on bep9ae0c iioite aof.
ores I'll at ana inb pno q Ser anipt.
res 80 Stuberenoe iom A&iiitentcr
FOR &c n~ibenIfobelige Toampuo I
hans 2eportement. Ti$ic Vlaoier
bill hIipe beiatte oen lite Suli. Iu.
ieoere moa npre @rnhucrtcr fra e1
9anbbriasifole o. brre arbefolet az
oeunes 2prere.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02

SGC0l
MoermGno IfaI pGIges for ct Sibs.
rnm al fire Iar, at gprooet ifa be,
itdn al en- albermonb ira bpert WatS
og ~, Der orIees for belle 9pen.
On Mrngee 6orilas blep bcororei
"cngroiseo".
Sorsoag oen2So DC 80 a 5.
Hepr9ientant Gabls Sorilag til Sno.
~fereIie al SorrensS pitemet til Gono.
operoragelle bleu anbeiolet til @eo.
taselie al Siiiet / Snsbaes. aomIi.
teen bapbe aipet en- iieunitig Snb.
itiaing, men paa Sorilaasitillerens
Spforbrins bIep oct Gnbret / pisie
5enieenoer og anbefoIet. Ger bar
II Stemmer imob at inoitilc Oct til
3hie 2GSning; 56 iteinte for oct.
6orllaget ON at ophGpe "the cor.
ript practice Ict" bIen ligeIeoes /
Suiet benpiit Ill 3bie 2Gsnine, nag.
tet bet al aomitcen bar inoltinet til
at forfaitcs.
SrIet forfaitebe Sorilaeet ON al
%bempnbige Milpoufce til at erbuerpc
gpggeerrno for ct SicleringSboipi'
tai.
Senatet bar peotaeet Sorilage,
ON Ell Grmnins / Hat Hiper; Zig.
iad ON anbringelie al "Sruit
Sonos", ON Sreaniiering al Somr
Of BORT 8ine, ON at bempnoise 81.
itriftsabnofater til at leie Isiiitnnce
og 5orilag ON Regulering al gni.
beosmRnbs aaiitton.
Suiet bar inbitinet iii @eotogelia
6oriloget ON Neolpttelie al ell aon..
mission til at fere aontrol meo Bar.
beritlier. gn GrlesreioIution oil
9gnoring al Statens 9onititution
berben, at 2ceislatnren b%empnotgcS
til at foretaee 9epiainger til beore
2onoepeie blcp forfaitet / Senotet.
VrimPronlgforilaoet bIep al &c.
notet benuilt til @oIgfomitecn. &c,
nntets Sfplefomite bar foreilouet. az
Citizens Sfoleiuperintenoent prlgcs
for ct Siosiirm al fire Iar.
Sreoag Sen 29be Mart8.
Sails GeIollition tillaocnbe @ru9ep
al StemmemuIfiner blep onbeialct
til Geotoaelic Senatet igaor. - Ct
/ Suiet peotaaet amendment I'll sSor.
ilaget ON at Ell Yerion fan ~ioranorc
lit laun oeo at nebl9gge GrflPrin3
oerom hos Negliter Of 8eeos btfale'
ties al Senatet. 6orilaeet ON of
beoilge $4,000 til IN gpgning foc
fpinoelige Stuoerenoe peo StatSs
uniperiitetet blep henlaqt. SSnoitiI-
let til at ~forfaites blep SorIlaaenc ON
at oprette ct Statshoipital for Srs
rinesipge og Gronfcrc liant ON Sps
ferelie al ct Wonumert pan Sbiloh
Slogmdrf. @tQen ON at foreifrine
en- Stat al 10 Gents pr. Son pon IS.
Der ltoferes fra Staten blcp anbeiolet
til Seotagelie.
2sroag Sen 30te Worts.
- Senatcts Sultitsfomite mo'til-
lebe Gigaret @i1en til 8ebto9elle.
Sette Sorilag er allerebe neotaaet /!
4siemblp og bill antaselig ogiaa
blipe peotaeet / Senotet.
Senatet pebtoa Miners Bill on at
gipe SeIefonlinier @ei.Ret % til
Itemte Isiemblns 9ia ON Sorbuo
moo at tage Srbres poa Sleomnrgo,
rim. Soriloget ON, at I%sinrance.
gacrter ifol uotaee 2icenie bIep for
foItet. Sons Neioliition ON sen.
orina al aonItitlition tinohenoe Brit
gen al Stemmemoifiner blep peoto.
get uben S5poiition.
: IsiembIp forfaIteoeS Toriloget
ON Stotsbioroa iii @eianIpa; Iiae.
Iebes fprfaiteoes Norilaeet ON o.
r~ettelic af Statsboipitaler for Grant
fere.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
Sra bopeoitaoen

General opo. General Ban Wicf.
en- peniioneret 8etesan ira 9oreer.
% Snoianerfrisene, or se0 i Sopeo.
itaoen. 81
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
NasicaifeoiacIic

NasicaifebigeIie. Gircftcrcn for
g~enins'en. @. n. Merrinm. er MI
iao langt ~frenifreoen mco lit arbci.
De, at ban bill ofifeoiac 1000 AZ &c.
tientene / @itreauet Ser lite SSrli.
Der err ioIt $500 MonN, iom orbei.
ser mcb Genius. Dc 300 nil bchoIo.
fine Stininaer / ire Inr enSnii.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02

Wcrc 2anb for Scttlcrc. Scnator
amute 9teIion Der MI tr lonplot raft
lglen, at ban bar tltluet tlltrpoe
&iemrcilen til M~Irneioin, ban.
De Den 2Soe Mnrt3 IN aonierence
meo Snoreminiiter @Itdcod og Sano.
fommisiGr Sermamt angaoenoe Den
uoptagne Gel al GAlppepa. Snnta.
nerres tioligere Sau0 I nGpnte Stat,
iom Senatorcu tror buroe aabnes
FOR Excitement inurc't muligt uHoer
SomelteaoIooene. Get nRpnie Gam
pmraaoe uogier monQe 5uIino acrc3
og %SSoroerL Der er lrllltbar, er | lGr'
lig 8rab ififfet for leerbrug Get
er belieaenoe / Str98et meaem Safe
OF the @oobs og Hllnp Hiuer moo
Roro % Geo Cafe MOD Spb. s Ser.
holn til Den al Iioite aongres peotag.
ne 9Gnorinq af &0maiteaolopene err
oct finn ~nsopenoigt ior Regierinaeit
at beioIe til Snoiauerfonoene Tor
ioaoani 2ano. Der blep aabnet for
~Gntrp" peb nppntc cops 8eotagelie,
paa oen 3io bette oa5ues for Settlc'
ment. Iriien for Souoet for Settler.
mes 9eofommenoe piI blipc S1.25 pr.
Mere. ,unoreoepartcmentet bar louet
at taee iig al Sager outright mnIiat.
oa oct err life uiarNinnligt. at bette
eanoomroooe pil blipc tiIgiRnaeliai
for Settlere aQereoe iaar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
Ja,milies SGsmimg DO. Is inntrcreD
Seurab' Eotcns nue. Frrrie iur 190O-190l
(1Go Soer) er M lrbg o. NuoeS I'll ale, baaoe me o. sare abuuuenter,
Der bar betalt ior Ct Iar Torifmo.

@tco benne 300 isBr fire Art Supplements, nemts:
Winter Scene-From an original painting by the famous Japanese
artist, kozan.
The Falls of Wawa-From an original painting by the famous
Japanese artist, Biyo.
Sparrows Fighting From an original painting by the famous
Japanese artist, kaan
Storks From al original painting by the famous japanese artist.
Chikusan.
Elsie gilrNr or DC hneHe ION fan nrpourus pan ethoarafrus cmrnaae
% uI paaiIgnue5 al tubbrf Der iohaar Jig paa annh.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
Sala al Ssmmcr paa Rcicruatiu.

nerue. Snoianerngent Mercer bar
facet Mpnoigbeb til al irIge 200
900 500 CONNER Bltri), Der ior e.,
Sio iibcn bIep bigget poa N~eierpo-
tionen peo Seed 2afe, aPimn., / Sen-
boIo til Ell aortraft anQaucnoc neo-
faIone 5rGer. Wercer bar oplpit, al
ban bar mobtoqet 3ilblio ON SO pr.
Mere ipr belle Slumpen Rnater;c
ON. at Wercer Ifulbc ir1trp6e lin
Sitting er aabenbart Qrcbne no al
2uiten. Niitnof bar Der Al % til oG-
ret uotoIt Wianeie meo Ell Wonhe,
hnorpad ban bar ifisttet inc Spiler.
men Snoreminiiteren bar life ocitn'
minore / ollie Silfrlbc iun0ct hans
Nrbeioe tilircositillcnoc.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02

. pmaifiaen "6usoerllell" bar ri MI fOr en-
, 1ib liDel mobtaget, og ri er meget til
treble nleD Den. Den arbeioer goot Dg
er meget pent lDitpret, laa Den opertrefer pDr
Ioruentuing. geuligit, Chris FeoerlOH, Dor
1865, 6iQsbOrD, q. Safota.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
G:amilics 2esning 30. 6 (mco SiQeoer)

oil pore 9qfre fnoe at tea fuotommcu paa SsOe mo be foesaaenoe
gumre, al bpns be TO TDfs ubsi Cpns al $4,000 serust iVgme
...SnoboIo...
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02

Wpacoriitcn / aina. De 6or
eneoe Staters aoniul / Ching aing.
aina, Sr. YPiaer bar 'enof Aeeierin.
gen en- Snobcretning rhcb Senipn ii!
nor Melnoferiei I'll aeite Sono "a
beilagteoe Spprasmaul. Sun notn.
Ter blanot anbet. at Den pcrenoe
ppeoeprobuftion ! Den Del al ainc.
bpor aonnulatet er, maa betragtes
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02

To ella eta fuIos ha @arfsf. Ct StscrnAAN
bgbsbtusoe NJ GhufsiaR gearsstaa-
emaapsrs al 0eurif seerseLaas.
9esls'Gans. 9lpaHittaatus al BE-
9srfaaen -0mtls ssranos.
Spor gartbet hsntsr sGbIemoa-
nit or ola ~tsriaot.
Su aiuing %httorie. ~ ernnli.
Bore GHos enter paa &rierfsooes.
x~tormnattsu. NJ Jaco5 ctlbttA.
sn s~ormoanetie. ai en- saesaR Raptrins erin
euRger.
On eammtl sthsris. let isrfts Gamp,is. an
bar pRr,i ytorge. ~ I.
Tea untierftauets Sr. Reser. vi Igss=s
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
Gmbas Suffer.

Gnbas Snffcr. &ougreSmano
Stcpeua ira WiIlmelotu CT al Den
Wteulug, at ON DC Sorcneoe Stdter
lflloc annettere Guba, 'uiloe oct baoe
Ell ltaocllg Snonirtnlng paa bette
Sanoo Suttcrroetnouitrl. Gubdncr'
ne, Tiger ban, fan freulbrlngc Suffer
ior bare llot ouer oct babe al, boao
oct folter at pro0uccre oct Der | San'
oct. Siltferrocaulen Tiger Sr. Stc.
pelts. bar glort ltore tSremltrtot / 9e
lioite ) 9tar, men ihloe Cuba bliOc
Ell Gel al DC 6orclc0t Stoter, pll0e
hi ifaffe os en- beilt ubebugeltg aons
furrdncc poa Salicu lloen al tote
ON Sobafen piloe lualeoes aler1
Seulpnet til bore ,Stteres'er pea
Suffernlarfebct par ct meget ltprtt
Irgument MOB N%mlerotiou. gu.
ba fon irembringe Slttfer nof til D.
Sor. Stoters belle Torbrug. % BRO.
hlftionen inar bill attagclig nae
op til Ell Dtillion Cons. Snob ifltIoe
Der blipe al Dor eaen 5ufferroeinOit.
Itri, ipsrger aonQresmonoen, on
2anoet blep o%periosmmet al alt oette
eilbanife Suffer?
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02

2 Misunderstanding SO 6 CT 10 pors tolorereoe Siaeoer. ca hoert Stneb.
or trFt / II qomrr. let igrte slaeoe er Ut 8rus1slse. rer sRaeri At
9suemo n; oerHRn 1ragir ira inbrt Vos. efer Haler al ytrs5rg;
1rnyhi ira S9tuspaku, IBdeoes al Gtetsberg; BORDEN q a Sgfenoa9.
ere 5Rhen; TIT Snpre al en- Srtu. efrr 4deu al u iaosr; afreisu I'll
Satersn, ser Maleri al IlsoenaaHn fans paa saausn, etter Natdt AZ ~
1tnutbe; 2tndairhguen, efer HdlerG Snen ri1tr SuLgntsn. etr IRa.
lr az 3eung Rpnrsm; Siskar 90 aissmOr nr aiGirHath. sfF gaska
al Gubelm Sareu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02

EQUATOR Soipes frenirtter Sor'
iIal ON at Gnore @runblopen Der.
ben. at 9~eaisIniuren bempnoiees I'll
at iaitiptte en- 9ruttoinotGatsifai ior
S-porpeisfompagnier iiteoetior anStr
P~efatnins. Senotor Snnber fore
taar en- 9epilsnins al $4,000 til
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-19
NE New SllSPf9 T0PT MINING STOCKS.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE statement
of the associated banks for the week
ending today shows:
Loans, 1854, $40, 800; decrease, S1,645, 800;
deposits, 1864. .529, ,2G0; decrease, $751. 800;
circulation, $2S. O600; decrease. $1,514,2o
legal tenders, 81, 1858 100; decrease, s., 1874,
CO., specie, s181, I'll 100; decrease, ,490;
reserves, $3.50, ,574, ,200; decrease, $2,719000;
reserve required, S24l Isl, 800; decrease,
s1S7, $50; surplus SIS. .42i $50; decrease, 81
531 $50.
The Financier says:
The most striking feature of last
weeks bank statement was the slight
change In the loan item. There was a
reduction of 81 654, 300 which was the
more notable because it followed more
or less important increases in recent
weeks. This reduction would seem to
Indicate not only that there were no ne
gotiations of moment to call for large
loans, but that the banks, as rule, have
restricted their discounts to current re-
qulrements and have refrained from ex-
pansion, anticipating an early demand
for money for the crops. There was
a loss of 2T19,O0 in cash dividend
equally between specie and legal tenders.
The cash was Influenced last week chiefly
by the subtreaSury operations. Early
in the week payments by this Office were
unusually large for transfers to Manila
and to London, and also for pensions and
for other purposes, but at the same time
receipts for duties and internal taxes
We're heavy, and after Wednesday these
receipts were sufficient to counterbalance
ordinary disbursements, so that by the
end of the week the treasury receipts
had exceeded payments, so far as the
banks were concerned, by about Sis, coo.
On Friday the assistant treasurer was
debtor s., ,339, $50 at the clearing house, so
tAat the cash return of the banks for the
week was made on rising averages. The
interior movement of cash, as shown by
the preliminary estimates. indicated some
Withdrawals of money hence for the
South, and the movement apparently re-
suited in a net gain OF about 81 O0O. coo.
The bank statement, however, seemed
to show that there was a larger drain Of
money due TO the interior movement
than was calculated upon in the above
named estimates. The subtreaslIrv
operations during the week were so dis
tinctly traeeabIe that it does not appear
probable that the loss of cash resulted
to any great extent from such opera-
tions. The decrease of only S75. $50 In de-
posits is very much smaller than that
which was called for by the total loss in
cash and the reductions In loans. which
total was 81, 1864, 800. One feature of the
statement was the decrease OF 81 514 200
in circulation, which reflects the eIin1ina-
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-19
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Aug. H.-Flour-Receipts
u Z4o Dbls; exports, 1885; duh and about
STEADY; winter patents. IS 6013 90; winter
stra1ghts, SO. 35q3.50; winter extras, s.. .500
2.SO; winter low grades, s.. .306l2. 10; Min
neSota patents, s.. S5lI4. Is; Minnesota
bakers, 81 S5fI3. 10. Rye Flour-Steady;
ta1r to good, s.. 75d3 .15; choice to fancy
$3.l5I3. %. Cornmeal-Steady; yellow
Western. 81 .25; city. $1.22; Brandywine
$S 80. Rye-F'irm; No. 2 WesterN, sc f. O.
b. afioat; state rye 55d56c c. l. f., New
York lots. Barley-Dull; feeding, SIC c. i
f.. Buffalo; mailing. 60Q65c C. i. f., Buff
falo Wheat-Receipts, 134, $50 bu; ex-
ports, 55,5Sl; spot dull; No 2 red. 1880 f.
o. b. afioat; No. . red. TIC elevator: No
l. northern Duluth, S01sc f. o. b. afoaf:
No. l hard Duluth. SS1sc f. o. b. afioat
options opened firm on, cables and for
eign selling, eaSed off under gossip ahout
large receipts West. but rallied again
with corn-The market finally eased M
undeT reallzlng and closed dull at asGI5c
net decline: September, 77G775sc closed
T1sc; october. 7F-6I777sc. closed t77iLc. ne
Genoer, % l9-l6gI92sc, closed 79Ikc. Corn
receipts, $500 bu; exports III .57S br !.
spot nrm; NO. :. 62S4c elevator. and So
+ o; b. afloat. Option market was cen
orally hrm on the English advices and
SptculatlFe support. except for a brief ra
acton Under prospects for -,ain Wes+
Closed steady at unchanged .rices. Sen
temDer. 629sG6Sc, closed Csc. Dece,1isrsI -
GAL, d6412e. closed e41ac. Oats1Ptaeoaaliiu,tttr
25.500 bu: exports AS bu: snot c'jet -;
steady: No. 2 oats, 40c: No 99oi NJ a u :,
white. 43mf3l2c; No. white. pie. +rooI-
mixed Western. 39d41c; track vbi+a ''eSS aelS \
SEC options quiet, but firmly held VIII
corn. WIN
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-19
WHEAT SHOWS 1-2@5-Se LOSS
Corn and Oats Marked Down 3-Sc-
Provisions Hold Their Own,
Closing Unchanged to
sc Higher.
Closing.

CHICAGO. Aug. 17.-Board Of trade
markets were local affairs today. prices
declining chiefly under local conditions.
Wheat closed 1@d3sc, corn and oats each
&c lower for September delivery. Pro-
Visions closed unchanged to sc higher
An advance at Liverpool stimulated
buyers at the start, and september
, wheat opened 1kc higher TO unchanged
nj nc to 7I7sc Prices soon gave way,
however, and September slumped TO
TIC. Northwest receipts were LIBERAL
the weather was favorable, big spring
wheat movement was looked for soon,
and there was a prospect of enormous
figures in the worlds shipments Mon
day. There was evidence also that big
September short was endeavoring to de-
press the price by selling December, In
order to cover the nearby futures. On
the other hand q Paris cable estimated
that France will have to import l0o,OO0,-
000 bu. There was a general disposition
after the opening activity to play even
over Sunday and the remainder Of the
session was dull. September rallied to
7I7sc from the decline, but worked back
again, and closed 1sd4sc under yesterday
tat UEQT2sc. Seaboard clearances were
equal to $4,000 bu while primary re-
ceipts aggregated ST, 600 bu, compared
with 1,04G COO bu last year. Local re-
ceipts were 1S6 cars, II contract grade.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 291
cars, making total for the three points
of II cars, against 416 last week, and 7G6
a year ago.
Corn, like wheat, was momentarily
firm at the start, on cables, and although
dt subsequently regained the loss, bullish
feeling had been weakened, and the re-
cOvery was not sustained. Rain pre-
dicted for Ohio and the corn country
generally was the chief weakening nfu-
5ance, and there was considerable selling
on that account. Receipts were 146 cars.
September sold between $685. and 5S1kc,
and closed sc down at 5S5sc.
Oats were dull and featureless values
ranging lower in sympathy with corn.
September sold between 36Ssc and SEC, and
, closed sc lower at 36c. Receipts were
295 cars.
Provisions were dull, but prices were
maintained by a demand from packers
January pork closed sc higher at S15 50;
lard unchanged at $s.S712, and ribs up
sc at S.
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat.
21o cars; corn, 225; oats, 40 hogs, 1900
head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-19
DULUTH.

DULUTH, Mimi, Aug H-Trading
was active today, but within narrow
range. 1t opened 1sc off at TIC off at
I1Sc, and that was the high point. II
nuetuated from lie to 702zc. and back to
Ic up to II o'clock, and then declined.
closing at 7O7sc. Cash business is grow
ing, and considerable new wheat was
sold. Sales aggregated 10000 bushels at
nc over September Flax trading was
quiet and the market a trifle Stronger
Wheat-No. 1 hard, cash, 7S5sc: to ar
rive, 79asc; September, n9sc; No. 1
northern, cash, 19sc; to arrive, ike:
new, 7l1sc; September, 705sc; October.
7oa+c; August, 7O2fc: December, 714c; No
2 northern, 6S1sc; No spring, 631sc: No
2 northern, II! 11,,,, ,687sc; No. 5 spring, 63Isc;
to arrive, S1.64 Sept nlber. 81 .57I1: Sen,
telnber, Northwest $1.5S12; October.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-19
ST. PAUL GRAIN

,,S oats-No. 3, 361sQS7c; No. white, $40
. Gorr-No. 3, 5S@5S6c; No. yellow. 58H
sacks. s.. %; coarse cornmeaI. ton. S2i 250
81 81 70; ground feed, Nos. l, and 3, $21 so
:. Bran 5r. and shorts-Bran in bulk, s14@
Hay-Receipts smaller; demand GOOD
for choice. Upland, choice, 81. .5Oa12; up
land, No. l, l050d11.59; No. l wild, SO $50
9.l5; No. wild, S7GS; timothy, choice
S12. .50@13; timothy. No. l, $40 50d12; rye
straw choice. S565.50; wheat and oat
straw S4.50G5 80.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-19
MINNEApOrTc

o,osaS ,MiSSNEAPoLIs, y, 4. Aug. 1.-THE week
sr than yesterday and weak at t6e iDw- Nv
September wheat closed at ssiISieS5ta M
Ihe short session was one of sesIni1o sfIniTv
races Principally. and the volume of
every market. Traders who bought on ~,
the upturn yesterday were sellers this
morning at the opening. September stsrt' si.t'
ea at osfse. broke to 6S15c. sold back mid
down again to low point and without
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-19


Dull; winter patents, ST. 4O63. 80:
straIghts S, ,2o@3 80: clears, 50. 2.7o@s 10;
Q3. 70; straights. 50 SGaS 20; bakers. So GO
@2-65 Wheat-No 3 spring. 6s1aa7fI%c
Corn-No. 2 yellow, 60c OatsENo. 2
o672G$7e: No. ? white, SS%G3sc: No 2
white, 3S52Q39c. Rye-No Q. 5SaG591sc
Barley-Fair to choice mating. 5sG6Sc.
tlaxseed-No: l. $l.62; No. northwes-
tern, Sl.64 Timothy Seed-Prirne "a Ok
Pork-Mess. per bbl, s14. .IO714. IS T,ard
Per 10 lbs. $3.50. Sides-Short ribs
Qoose), SSftS.20. Shoulders-Dry sailed
fboxed). 71z671zc. Sides-Short cIear
tboXed. $S.5O6S. 60. Whisky-Basis Of
high wines, 81 %. C1over-Contract grade.
(NVale.25. Receipts-Flour. q OOO bbIs.
+ wheat. 2S.S00 bU; corn. 19l 600 bu. oats
$500 bu; rye. 1000 bu; barley 1900 bu''
ShiPments-Flour, 1900 bbls wheat. S3.-
900 bG;- corn, $3.50 bu: oats. 304.gOO I'M
barley, 200 bu. On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
easy; creameries. 1415G2015c: dairies I9S
Tic Cheese Steady. 9st6I1OSlr F-goSe rs@
steady; fresh, 14d14Kc.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Aug. T7-Recefnts
at the Union stock yards todav were.
Cattle 135: calves, S5; hogs, 200; sheer
60; cars, q 9iieep'
Ofhcial receipts yesterday-Cattle 1a5
caves, IL; hogs, 157; sheep, 1888; horses. /:
Receipts thus far in August compared
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CATTLE.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimatedD ............ H10
A week ago ............'..'.....'''' %
"a year ago ....-.......s-.'..'.s...' %
Quotations: Prime butcher steers. 80
a5.40; good to choice, 81. .50Q4. 80: fair TO
good, So. 1904. %: common to fair, $3.50
$50: prime butcher COWS and heifers. $3.50
GAS; good to choice butcher cows and
heifers. S335GD3 IS; fair to good, S2.75Q
3.25; Gamers and cutters, 81 .50G2 go; good
to choice butcher bulls. $3@3.75; bologna
bulls. $2q2 rs; coed to choice veals. $50
SIS; fair to good veals. &94.70; good TO
choice feeders, IS .15G3. 40; fair to good,
81. .9G6I3 TO- common, S2dI2. 70: steer calves.
s9d9. 40; good to choice heifers, $2.5092. 70;
fair to good, 81 25Q2. 40; common. $.,N0
215: heffer calves, 81 2562. rs; good to
choice mich cows. $3544O; fair to good.
S30Q-J.
Receipts were fair for Saturday. No
quotable change in prices on any kind.
Offerings We're largely butcher cattle, With
very little good quality stuff included.
Representative sales:
Common to Fair Butcher Steers
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STATE GRAIN INsPECTION.
Totals

Other Grains-Winter wheat. 1 car: No
corn, cars; No. 8 oats, % cars; no
rye, 10 cars; no grade rye, / car; No. 3
barley, 2 cars; No. 4 barley, 8 cars; no
grade barley cars; No. l flax, p cars;
rejected flax, l car ~-.a.i a. = =
Cars Inspected Out-No. / northern
wheat, "A; No. northern, 81; No. 8 19;
rejected. 8; no grade, u: No. corn. 4:
NO; 3 oats, IA; No. 2 rye. 4; No 8 barley,
I; NO; barley, 2; No. l fax, 8; rejected
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is521 Sat- Fri
Bar silver, New York -. 5Sss 5S1.
Call money. New York. Nominal 2A;
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knights of Pythias Excursion TO
Red wing, MInn., Friday, Aug.
23, 1901.
This delightful excursion by steamer
and return BY rail viii be under the aus
pices OF Webster lodge The steamer
Columbia with barge leaves foot OF Jack
son street at $3.50 a. m, taking the party
TO Red Wing. returning by Chicago Great
western train which leaves Red Wing
at p. m Rate for round trip. 81:
children, 80 cents
For further Information inquire OF J
n. Storr, city ticket agent, corner Fifth
and Robert streets. st. Paul
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with the same period in 1900, are as fol-

The following table shows the roads
over which yesterdays receipts came in
and the number of loads hauled Dy
Cattle. Hogs Sheep. Mixed
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The following was the range of prices:

Wheat Open, High. Low. Sat. Fri
gspt. s -. -. s93l as5 ss& ST. SSls ss7' g
Dec: 49,; TA 71A 7OA 709s IN
wheat, 68ss@6812c; puts on September
wheat 6l1aa67Ac; calls on Septem mber
On Track-Official closing quotations:
NO hard. 7l1sc; No. l northern, e9Isc:
No. 2 northern, 671sc; oats, 36Iac corn
56c rye, 551sc; barley, 5OGGic: FAX $.6I:
n naX K futures, September, S1.54; October
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
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snap at the close. Dece mber wheat OPEN
ed at 1Ae. sold to 7o14c for low and clos
st Louis had $4,000 bu, against 147, 900
bu, and the Kansas City receiDts showed
141 cars, against 395 cars last year. Pri-
mary Gt receipts were. ,S76,675 .hu.s against
104o,6S4 bu last year, and primary ship
IneIts, 5A;56Z bu. against gs6i7,7I3 .hu
bu Minneapolis received. 275 cars, against
80 cars last year and Duluth 10 cars.
against cars last year Local stocks fell
crease Of 1,O59. $50 bu, and bringing the to-
tai down to the low figure of 4,446, ,966 bu.
closing figures: Minneapolis. Septem-
per. 6S12q6S7sc; December, 70asc; Chicago,
September. uAGT%c. - - -
The fOIIOrUiI1cr az.
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DAY IN WALL STREET
STOCKS SHOWED WEAKNESS ON
THE PUBLICATION OF THE
BANK STATEMENT
BEARS HAD THE BEST OF 1T
Prices Were Hammered Steadily
All Day Following Selling Pres
sure in steef Common
and Preferred.

81 1Is Closing.