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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12
ROCK ISLAND Up 4
But, the Stock Afterwards Reacts
Il Over 4 Points.
BANK STATEMENT is GOOD
And Prices Hardenson an Increase
In the Surplus: Re-
RI a4% serves. a}9py$

-FlH :
New York, July IA. number of rail
road+stocks showed small opening gains,
but these were yielded in the case Of st.
Paul and Missouri Pacific. The most i'm
portant industrial stocks declined. Rock
Island rose l1s Otherwise the changes
were very small and the trading dull.
Slight changes We're; made either way
in the general list, but the wide tluctua-
tions in special stocks confused the SEN
timent somewhat. Rock Island advanced
four points to 1872 and reacted ~. Anal
gamated fell fraction when Anaconda
broke three points, but Atchison was Ia
ken in large blocks at an advance of
over a point. Fuller construction gained
~ and Union Bag lost "a point.
The market became practically idle be-
fore the appearance ofE the bank state
ment, but prices hardened on the unex-
pected increase in surplus reserves. The
Changers were principally affected, Mis-
souri, Pacific and Sc Paul rising about a
point over last night, and Atchison ex-
tending its gains to 111s:.1 New York Cen
trail also got up nearly. a point and the
industrials rallied. The closing was. quite
active and firm. -. J 5 1. ts. ,slt1s,
Stock quotations reported for The Journal
| Minneapolis. ~ - sss4= = - Z.
| Closing figures are bid ~ ys5S$ss$$%.. 5
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...- 80 .-.' =. !,
New York Grain.

New York. July 12-Flour, receipts, 13,46S
brls; sales, 100 pkgs; dull and fairly steady.
Rye -FOUR dull; fair to good, $3.35@3.45;
choice to fancy, s3.55@3.70. Wheat, receipts.
%, 400 bu; sales. s45, 900 blu; opened easier be-
covering, the steadier cables and small re-
eeipts;e September, IS 11-1s@7S 15-1sc; Decem-
Der, rs 13- 16@7s1-16c Rye, steady; state. $50
64c cs<Ei. +. New York car lots; No. q western,
sales, 900 bu; opened frmer on a scare Of
September shorts but later eased off slightly
with wheat; September, 65@65Ac Oats, re-
ceipts Is, 900 bu; weakened little by the fine
crop news; track white, state, 59@63c; track
white, western, 59@63c. q
Close: Wheat, July, size; September 7sAc.
Corn, July, 7O1ac; September, 65hc. =
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LONDON FINANCIAL
COnsols and Quotations of American
.lr Securities. Z IT,.

London, July 12.-2 p. m.-Consols for
money, IS s-le; consols for account, IS; Ana ana
conda, 5A Atchison, So; Atchison preferred,
10lA; Baltimore & Ohio. a1104; Canadian
Pacific, 1888; Chesapeake & Ohio, 5oh; Chi
cago Great Western, 3012; Chicago, MilWau-
kee & St. Paul, 1888: Denver g. Rio Grande,
43; Denver & Rio Grande preferred, .s2A; Erie,
37M;> Erie first preferred, TOYS; Erie second
preferred, 54; Illinois Central, 1914; Louis,
vile & Nashville, 144h; Missouri, Kansas &
Texas, 27ss; Missouri, Kansas & Texas pre-
ferred, 60; New York Central. 1921; Nor
folk & Western, So; Norfolk 4 Western pre-
ferred, ;, "a; Ontario & Western, 33es; Penn
sylvania, 17sa4: Reading, 34h: Reading first
preferred 4 Reading seeead Snntnpre pre1eFred
way preferred; sSh; southern Pacific 66A !;
Union Paee os Union o,I Pacific Ifitpd pGetssea
Steel preferred 92h Wabash, 301z; Wabash
preferred. 46; Spanish Fours, soh; Rands, Il;
De~Beers,. deferred, 22A. NO.,
Bar silver, dull, 243sd per, ounce. Money,
21a@2% per cent. The rate of discount IN the
open market for short bills Is 2h92 9-l6 per
cent for three months bills, .2Aq2 9-l6 per
cent -.%.s- ',,..3. -. :. -.-. :
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> Receipts and Shipments.
- July II,

: ''-"' :. July II.
& Received-Wheat, 100 cars, 1859 100 bu; corn,
8 cars; oats, 10 cars; barley, 2 cars; rye. l
car; flax, IL cars; -four, 79s brls; hay, % tons;
fuel oil, 1896 gals; fruit, 1851 lbs mer-
chandise, 2,O72, 900 lbs; lumber. 45 cars: logs,
A cars; posts and piling, car; machinery,
.515,43o lbs; coal, 424 tons; wood, 4S cords;
brick, 1000; lime. 2 cars; cement, s75 brls;
ties, / car; stone and marble 3 cars; salt, /
car; dressed meats, 133,177 lbs; butter, 10000
lbs; wool, $4,000 lbs; railroad materials, 35
shipped-Wheat 20 cars, 26,a9O bu; corn, Z
cars; oats, cars; barlg, car; flax 10 cars;
-four, Sc. 405 brls; millstuffs 1897 tons; fruit,
"a cars; machinery, So4, 100 lbs; brick, $4,000;
lime 8 cars; cement 100 brls; pig iron,; 2s
cars; stone and marble, 2 cars; live stock.
Ibs railroad materials, cars, sundries, Is
cars. CarFlots, S38. s., 80. 81 T.. =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS
New York Cotton.


New York, July 12.-The cotton market
opened steady, with prices points higher to 5
points lower, and for a brief time following
the call was inclined to weaken under reports
Of soaking rails along the Geerga eoast Sa Seat
forecast for rainssteYer the south Atlantic
States and east gulf staes tonight and to-mor- l
row. However, the Liverpool market was vas
higher when little change had been due, whlle
near months shorts displayed circulation to
the effect that strong spot cotton as: lntergses
were heavily long of August and SEPTEMBER
and intended demanding the cotton on CON
tract when they will ship it to Europe rogrs n snd
eral buying yya1d was as sdi1n sHGn hirher ,m i'
: Spot quiet; mlddlipg uplands shc; mid ~ d
ding gulf sAc. Futures steady; July, SIS: c
August, S47c; September, 8.1lc: October, l.9oc !;
November, = .S2c December, Z. .s3c; January,
1850; February, S.73c; March, 7.8sc
Estimated receipts at the ports: io-day,
week, 1900 bales, against 1o,2s1 actual last
week and 4s,7sO bales actual last year: TO-
days receipts at New Orleans were 1870 bales;
at Houston, $3.50 bales. H5&.ss.&- S,.t -
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Receipts-Hogs, 5000. Hogs-steady.
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, July 12.-Cattle-Receipts, 200;
market steady; good to prime steers, $1,000
$50; poor to medium, s450@7. 60 ); stockers and
feeders, 81. .5o@5; cows, sl,4o@7:75; heiters,
$2.50@6: 50;t Gamers. 1.40@2. 40; bulls, $500
-@6.65. - = -s.-.- ':s-zs = ~. :
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1900; tomorrow,
24,OO0; left over, S,127; market weak, lower;
choice heavy, s7.S5@s 20; rough heavy, $3.50
@77O; light, s7@7.sO; bulk of sales, s7.6O@s :
sheep-Receipts, 1000: sheep stronger;
lambs steady; good to choice wethers, $3.50
4; fair to choice mixed, Ss250@3. 25; western
sheep, $2.50@3.75 native lambs. 50. 50@6 so.
Official yesterday: Receipts-eattle. $50:
hogs, 2,445; sheep, 4,26Ss sshipments-Cattles
2,742; hogs, 2, 793;. sheep; p;1,22227.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12
Coffee md Sugar.

New York, July 12.-Coffee- uturess opened
irregular, with prices unchanged to 10 points
higher. Active demand from prominent puli
10 points, those months holding firm. fair
response was made abroad to the advance
Aere yesterday. Brazilian markets were hrm
l-32d, to nHsd. Primary receipts were full.
Following the call, trade narrowed down
somewhat, with commission houses operating
moderately on the long. side. Importers were
sellers The market continued irregular, with
prices ranging from 10 points advance to un-
changed. The market for futures closed
Total sales were 63, 500 bags, including July
at 4Soe; August, 4.85@4.9oc; September, 40
"a CSC; October, 4.95c; November, 1850; De-
cember, 5@5.50c; january, 5.1Oc; March, 6.20;
May, 530@5.35c.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, 2 13-16c;
centrifugal Sc test, 5-16c; molasses sugar,
2Mc; refined steady; crushed, !. l5c; powdered,
A. .75c; granulated, 46oc. Molasses steady;
New Orleans, 33GD41c. Ss.s5>s5. .#g 8,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAIN ~
Fair Weather in Wheat-Corn Shorts
.~J Not So Anxious.

Fair Weather in Wheat-Corn Shorts
- J- Not So Anxious.
Chicago, July 12-Rains predicted yester-
day did not materialize to-day and as a con-
sequence of the continued fair weather wheat
opened easier with light trade. Gables We're
failed to respond to any appreciable extent to
the advance here yesterday. There was
considerable changing going on in the pit.
adess letting 60 the by
opened h@9ac lower at 735s@73Ac, but there
was a good demand at the lower figures and
prices advanced to 7SB@74c:: Local receipts
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 242 cars,
making a total for the three points OF 34l
cars. against 343 cars. year ago: Trading
continued light throughout the session, within
narrow range. and the close was es@%c
lower at 731a@l35sc. 49,,
Close; Wheat. July 7Sssc; ssPtem5bssE2, 5s92 1870
Cash wheat, No. 2 red, 76A @77c;; No, 3 red,
73@76c; No. hard winter, 751ac; No. 3 hard
winter, 75c; No.. 1 northern spring, 77Ac;
7sal75c. " = op''''e' ''''0
Corn opened somewhat easier on improved
weather, and trading was light There was
which opened Ac lower, at s5c.:- Later, sales
were made at. SEC, but shorts appeared not
over anxious to cover September opened
e1 3 tSs ons at S sds S Ss Jny r DEAR RsS sTs
ported; again buying September and prices ad-
Yanced slightly, selling at 6lBc. Local re-
ceipts: are becoming heavier on more favor,
able weather, with grading better The local al
inspection to-day recorded 31a cars with So
of contract grade.
July closed Ne higher, at SEC, while Sep
tember, after selling up to. 62A @623sc, closed
h@Ac lower, at 61A@61Bc. -.
+ Close Corn-July,. S6c; September 61A@
61Bc; December, ,47&c; May: ;44ssc: : r.
Cash Corn-No. 2, 85@S51ac; No. g. 6S@77c.
I There was little doing in oats and prices
were easier on better weather, and in sympa-
THY with other grains. September opened
tss@1sc lower, at 335s@33Ac, and with little
support the market weakened to 331ac. ,a.:s
| Close: Oats-July 43kc, new 491ac; Sep
tember 3o14c. new -331h@33Bc; December 30c,
new 32Mc; May, 33Bc. y.-.ss.... = "a; =
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Duluth Grain.

Duluth, MINI, July l2.-:Flax was the mar
ket feature to-day. At least Is. 600 bu We're
sold,e chiefly at October, at prices from s1.35
down to 1884,. The close was 1%c off, at
$1.33@1. "a. Wheat was dull and steady but
weaker than Friday. 1t opened Ac off,, at
-731bc September, and closed at 72Ac. Re-
cepts-Wheat 50 cars; flax. s.. Shipments
Wheat, $50 blu. -e.
Close: No. / hard, cash, 791sc; No: 1 north
tember, 73Ac; No. 2 northern. 75Ac: Mo. 8,
1870; flax, on track, s1.5S; northtwestern
cash, s1:7a; September, o.iE: $la7A; October October
Der, 55c; cash, $50: 3# II. = ,@- =
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Chicago & North Western consol Is. -. .13
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific As ....... IL
O., c., g.. q ST. Louis general 4s ...... 10
Chicago Terminal 4s 80. S. !. 8;

Chicago & North Western consol 7s... 1861
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific As .......u0
O., g., @. q st. Louis general 4s- .102A
Chlcago Terminal As .........s "
Colorado e. Southern As .................. 96M
Denver & Rio Grande As 2............. .10lA
Erie prior lien As S9B
Fort Worth q Denver City frsts .......113
Hooking Valley 4Has .............103
Louisville & Nashville unitieds4s .l0lh
Mexican Central As ....... -...........s.. S2k
Mexican Central first incomes 32h
Minneapolis and St. Louis As ......... .1O5as
Missouri, Kansas & Texas IS ......... 100
Missouri, Kansas & Texas seconds ..-... 8oas
New York Central irsts ..:.............. .l0l7s
New York Central gen. 31zs ........... .l6sA
New Jersey Central general 5s ............l36M
Northern Pacific As ......................lO4 .lO4A
Northern Pacific 3s !oA
Norfolk & Western consol As .l0lA
st. Louis & Iron Mountain consol 5s..... .1l67a
ST. Louis & San Francisco As ............ g
ST. Louis Southwestern f1rsts .l0O4s
ST. Louis Southwestern seconds BOA
San Antonio & Arkansas Pass As ......... 89
Southern Pacific As SlB
Southern Railway 5s .....isadA
Texas & Pacific firsts lisa
Toledo, st. Louis & Western As <tbtd) SS1, Ss
Union Pacific As .io3 ~
Union Pacifc converted As iUSM
Wabash seconds (bid) ..llI72
Wabash debenture ......... 80. .....:.. aas
West Shore As (bid) .........:.. ...-1l3A
Wheeling & Lake Erie As -. 30
Wisconsin Central As ....I.............. %
Consolidated Tobacco As .................. oiE
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12
PROVISIONS
Chicago Provisions.

Chicago, July 12-Provisions opened steady
TO firm, with lard especially strong. Sep
teanber lard was in active demand and adj
vanced steadily, opening 21kc higher. at
s11.171A and selling up Ito $l1:30 September
pork opened unchanged at s1S7o, while ribs
were a shade lower, at 5000.
Close Pork-July,k $3.50; September,
s1S.721h; October $1s375s; January, $16.75.
Lard-July $1d. .S5; September, sn n35; Octo-
Der, s1009a; December, 1915; January,
S.. .471h May, 50. .321ss ribs July, $10.75; Sep
tember sl0.s5; October, $1o.621s; January,
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THE FLOUR MARKET
Trade Is Quiet and Prices Are Tn
changed and Firmly Held.

The week closes with a quiet -four market
There has been a fairly satisfactory trade in
flour during the week and prices have been
very firm. Shipping directions on domestic
orders have been received more freely, indi-
eating that stocks are becoming depleted
the week, but very little -four was worked
owing to bids being too low. There is a
continued good demand for millstuffs. Ship
ments, 56. 405 trlc.
Quotations: First patents, s4.O5@4.15; seq
ond patents, $3.75@385; first clears, So. So; !;
second clears, $2.05. ,:E-..-E
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Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool July a2-clGzingWheat spot
steady: July Gs I'D; September, IS 3asd; De-
cemper. IS sssd. Corn. spot; firm American
mixed, IS; futures nominal: q11 september, IS
firm. :8s Cd. d Cheese, steady: American, fin-
est white, ATS Sd: American, finest colored, 46s
6d lard StrOng y
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st. Louis. Grain.

st. Louis, Mo-, July 12.-Close:ss Wheat
Lower; cash No. 2 red elevator, 713sc; Sep
tember, Tic; December, 73c; No. 2 hard, 100
nc. Corn-Lower; No 2 cash, 62Ac; Sep=
tember, 53Ac; December, 41ssc:g 0ats-Lower;
September, 29Ac; No. 2 white, 59c. s
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kansas City livestock.

Kansas City, July 2.-Cattle-Receipts.
5000; Texans, 49, 25@5 .25; cows and heifers,
$1.2a@4.50 stockers and feeders, s2.s0@S 80.
/, Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market steady; heavy.
$S@S. .05; yorkers, $6.25@S. .25.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market -unchangeds
lambs, 81. 50@6.25.
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st. Louis Live Stock.

ST.. Louis July 12.-Cattle-Recepts 800;
market steady: beef steers. s4@7.75; extra
choice, ss@s. So; stockers and feeders. S. so
So. .4O@5.70. u "
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market steady; pigs
$7.25@7.65; packers, $.70@7.s0; butchers, $7.S
@S25.
Sheep-Recefpts none; market nominals
sheep, $3@4; lambs, s4.50@6.sO. asS
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Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, July II. -Flour-steady. Wheat
Lower: close, No. northern. 7Sc: No. :
northern, 76@77c; september. 73kc. Rye
a Fah sample an 0se ssle adv NO
white, 53A@54Ac. Corn-s September 6oc.
Corn-No puts or calls ssi
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 12-Close: Wheat
September 67ss@671Ac; December. .6SA@
6s%c; cash No. 2 hard, 27@7sc;; No. 4 hard,
64h@67c; rejected hard, 63@65c;, Nc. red,
72@73c. Corn-September, 5Oas@5Oho; Y De-.
cember. 3S1hc; cash No. 2 mixed, &c; No. q
white. .671h069c, ~
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South Omaha Live Stock.

ceipts 2, 3oo;s steady; beef steers s5@S25; cows
and heifers, ss.25d5.5 50: Gamers. $1.759a:
stockers and feeders. s2.75@5.25.
Hogs-Receipts,: 5000; market steady to Be
lower; heavy, s7.50@s; mixed, $7.6e@7.75; pigs,
se.a007. So
sheep-Receipts none; market steady; sheep.
| S.. 1904; lambs, So. 50@650.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12
Chicago Produce.

Chicago. July 12-Butt ter-Firm; creameries.
,1s621Ac; dairies, 17@1skc. Eggs-Firm; loss
off, ike Cheese-steady; twins. 1ec; dali
sizes, 101s@10s4c; Young Americas, 10Ac Iced
Poultry-Firm; chickens, n@l135c; springs,
14@16c; turkeys, s12913c
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12
The Bank Statement.

:. New York, July 112.-The weekly statement en- s
oans o. axefsgsS &c. 81 ne dearease depos
It's decrease so 6 ~ ae, Hee eirSIlz fayaazs
81 2sy 200. increase Y639, 400; Specie l7O.o01~
2oo decrease s., ,6Oe, 500; reserve $241, ,a76 400.
decrease $1,97O,2O0; surplus $l2,22e,9oo, IN
crease 50 a., 175. .ti,s - - -s s,@i. = ~
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chicago seed and Coarse Grains.

B Chicago, July l2-Flax Cash northwestern.
81 63; southwestern. $1.50; September, 81. 36;;
ber ssh @56c. Barley-Cash 6S@72c. Glover
Cash, So, IS. othy-Sept ember, s4.15.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12
Mtdwa,y Horae NIarket.

Minnesota Transfer. st, Paul, Mimi, July
l2.-Barrett & Zimmerman report a continued
quietness in trade. The few sales transacted
made 1t impossible to perceive any change IN
the base of values, yet the strong prices on
all classes of horses in the country Is giving
no encouragement for any drop. but rather
a stiffening In prices on the good heavy kind
is anticipated from now on. " alues
Drafters, extra .Sl6O0215
Drafters choice 9... 4. . z. 125@160
Drafters, common to good. ............ 115@125
Farm mares, extra ). !. j. y. 125@I40
Farm Mares choice /. y. 1G0@125
Farm mares, common to good ....... 600100
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Total sales, 1913, 400.
New York Bonds.

= New York July 12.--- ID. E..s. s.s,
United States refunding Is, registered 1924
United States refundlng 2s. coupon 1928 loa
tinted States S3s cannon 51 .1OGA
IInited States new 4s registered. !. BAN
United States new As couI,cn :. S41
United States old ID. Registered ..134A
United States Old 4s coupon ~. 5. 109A
United States 5s registered -. =. .l05
Tinted Stafes 5s 5;co1inon . los Il
Atchisons general Is sa. .104A
Atchisorl, adjustment. i. As 8 941s
Baltimore & Ohio As ~ lUS
Baltinlora &. Ohio gig I. ..s...... 95M
BaItimore {, f3i1io sens1y s4s .108
Canada So1Ifhsrn safs,n ds . Il. 100 n
Central Of Georgia s. b.. !. :. .109h
Central Of Georgia first incomes ......... 82ss
Chesapeake & Ohio 45ss l0S11s
Chicago & Alton 81 ~. ... s5zs
Chicago, B.. B Quincy new As 70 y
Chicago, Milwaukee e st. Paul gen. e. .ll431s
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12
wheat Movement BY ROADS

t}ss 81 July II.
Received ilwaukee, 80 cars; Omaha, 49,;
St. Louis. 12; Great Northern, II; Burlington,
4; 500, s.: Great Western, Z.
Shipped--Milwaukee, 16 cars; Omaha, q; st.
Louis. II.
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5 = COWS anu I cam, $o4, I COW anu 1 caIf, S20;
COW, $3O ,
HoGs-Prices sc lower. Receipts light.
Quality common. Price range, $a40@775;
bulk, 81. 50@7 60; rough sorts, $6.75 Nothing
on sale to compare with yesterdays top load.
Sales:
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Lead.

ST. Louis, Mo-, July 12.-Lead-Steady,
$397hQ4. Spelter-Steady, $3.50. '...-4-
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CHAS. 4. LEWIS & CO.,
Grain Commission
and Stock Brokers
]. 3 and Chamber Of commerca.
MlMkEAP0LEs.
New York and Chicago correspondentss
Harris, Gates & Co.,
Bartlett, FrazEer & Co.
Members OF all Principal Exchanges
Members OF all Principal Exchanges

As ewes :. - 60 200
II ewes ..........s72 2.25
II ewes ). ..............,.... 81 250
Among the shippers on the market were:
W. H. Mann, William Thele, New Salem;
D: Brown, Madison Lake; Marshall, Mccart-
ney Co., Wishek: Weinzerl Bros. & Co., st.
Bonifacius; g. w. Rehfeld, Browns Valley:
Dunham 6, Carpenter, Janesyille; e. G. Nell
son, Walnut Grove; Carver, Biugstadt & Co..
Faribauh; Candee & Giese, Balaton; Williams
Jentz, Henderson; G. w. Dodge, Madelia:
Fred Krueger, Twin Brooks; W. W. Reeves,
j. w. Johnson, MiIbank; Rude PauIson,
Sacred Heart; l.. M. Weston, Havana.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-12

Railroads entering the yards rsporteuoIe IT
cago Great Western, g.; Chicago Milwaukee &
ST. Paul 5; Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
& Omaha, 5; Great Northern, 2; Northern Pa
cifc 2; 500, i; total, Is.
Disposition of stock Friday, July IL:
Firm ~ Cattle Hogs Sheep.
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No. / iced, $23, 1904 25; No. 2 feed, s24 $50
25 rs; No 3 feed, $26. 6.25Gl2650 granulated corn
meal in cotton sacks at the rate of $3.50 per
brl. -
~MILLSTUFFS-Bran in bulk is quoted
at $14@14. 10; bulk shorts, S17@l72 %; flour mid
in 2UO-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional; in 100
ID sacks, $3.50 per ton additional Shipments,
] 1897 tons. :. -. -. =
the market is developing frmer tone. De-
mand is good for choice hay. Upland fancy,
$50; choice, $7@7.50; midland, S6W6 so; NE
dunn, $5@6: timothy choice, S1O.5O@l1; tim
othy No. /, $40; rye straw, choice, $3.50.
Receipts, 22 tons; shipments, none. n. -. &.
Puts and Calls. az j. ]. ]
One o'clock report:
Puts-September wheat 71A@71Ac.
Calls-September wheat, 71A071Ac. -
Curb-septe tember wheat, 711sc.
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Daily CLOSING Prices.
DAILY Wheat Movement.

..se~s July L.. :tSs. gtS ~
The following are. the receipts and ship
ments at the principals primary wheat mar
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New York Provisions.

New York, July 12.-Beef steady. Pork
flrrn.S Lard frner; prime western steam,
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CATTLE-Receipts very light and trade
quiet; no rquotable change in prices OF any
kind Yards well cleared of stock cattle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-06-06
Monsieur AnorcuS Clairm0nt
W1LLIAMsTOW WV, MASS.
Gueri du Nal d'Estomac ct de Consumption par les
PiIules Moro.

Tn homme qi tousse, qui a toujours NAL a restomac, a la tee, LUZ
rGns, qui a des palpiatons de cour, des quill fat quequ'ouvrage, est cer-
tMnement III homme ben malade ces symphonies demontrent chez Jul une
grande faiblesse ct I'm eat de sante delabre.
Tous ces signes, surtout la toux, sont les sgnes avantcoureurs de Ia
consumption, ct ben imprudent est rhomme qui Sc laHse aiHi aner, sans
esayer de Sc guerr.
Tous les jcurs or volt DIES hommes MOURN de consumption, qul auraient
pu prevenir cete maade, sMs avaent etc queque pu peVoyans.
Monsieur Anoreus Clairmont est I'm exemple frappant de &c que pu-
vent fare les Plules Moro, dams cs cas-, car il ett malade depuls long
temps, s6ait fat trailer par plusieurs medecns, ct all lieu de diminuer, sa
maade augmentah. II prt les Phules Moro, 1t apes queques bottles, il
Sc volt gu&ri Ell en- pafane sante.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-06-06

L'HOPlTAL.

LIE jeudi suivant, sur les midi,
Am6d6e Wit Annonciade fare quel-
ques appr6ts de toilette annoncant
le projet de sortir- Un tel acte, en-
dehors des habitudes de la ]eune
femme, surprit arrangement son
mari ct il ne put s'empecher de de-
mander:
-Est-ce que par hasard vous
allez faire une visite?
Une vislte q lhospice, dit-elle
en- souriant tristement, lie seul sou.
rire qui lui cit laiss6 la lassitude
du occur; voulez-vous me bonner
le bras jusque-la?
"A l'hospice, ma ch6re enfant!
s'6cria Am6d6e surpris; quelle sin
guliere promenade! Que voulez-
YOUR aller faire Ia?
-Notre laitiere y est entr6e ma
lade, c'est une brave femme d la
quelle je voudrais porter secours.
-Vous n'etes rien moins qu'une
petite sainte, ma ch6re Anponcia-
de! de grand occur je m'associerai
q votre acte de charlie en- vous SER
want de cavelier.
Annonciade NIT SON chapeau,
son burnous ct ses giants.
-Quand vous voudrez, dit-elle a
son mari.
-Je suis q vos ordres, mon
annie.
"a cont1nsef.1