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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-20
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cold " one day No Cure, no Paw
Price 20 cents.
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were Texans in course of transit to the north
ern ranges Two-thirds of the cattle actually
on sale were killers and included generally
COW stuff OF inferior and just fair quality.
The percentage OF good grass cattle on sale,
was very light and raere was practically moth
ing in strictly good quality. dry-fed cows or
some strength daily on the fair quality grass
COWS, and these grades close the week -10@15c
higher than last. No quotable change has
been made in beeves on account of the lack
OF supplies, but the market is generally quot
ed strong with a good demand from the pack
sss; sp The @ Fest of the COWS sold this week from
dium COWS from So to $3.50. Gamers and in
ferior COWS ranged from So to s275 Some
range steers on the market this week were
good enough to sell from $4.6o to $50
The supply of stocker cattle aggregated
close to 1000 head, or about the same number
as received last week. The stoeker trade was
slwo and dragging and; with the exception of
were qyuored 25@35c lower than at. the best
time Of last week. The bulk of the sales were
in stockers and feeders. and the best of the
string of the sales were of the medium order
and ranged from 1925 to $3.50. The light
weight steers and inferior quality stockers
sold from $3.50 to 1875. The supply of heifers
With fairly good movement at the later end
of the week there is a good clearance.
HOGS Hoss-Ihe marketing OF hogs shows slight
market opened Oh Monday with a. decline of a
dime, and for the first three days prices
showed a decline of 35c with the closing quo
tations Of last week There reaction
on Thursday and, with gradual rise in prices
at the later end of the week the market to-
day closes with hogs selling only about a
dime lower than last weeks cloae.
Sheep-The marketing of sheep has been
very light and the offerings have been gener-
ally only in small punches. The market for
the week closes with the most Of the killers
selling 15@25c higher than the close of last
week.
Receipts, 200 cattle, $500 hogs
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THE CASH TRADE
Flax Firm-COrn and Oats Weaker
and Lower.

Flax Firm-COrn and Oats Weaker
and Lower.
FLAx-The market was trife firmer to-
day. averaging $149 for the good No. l seed
in straight cars. The bulk of the receipts
was of small lots in sacks. these selling at
$1.46 and s1.44. There was demand for every
thing offered. Local stocks increased by 1886
bu, making 2Ss49 bu in store. Minneapolis
received 8 cars, against last year, and
, shipped g. Duluth had none.
!, Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, 81. 40; to
arrive. s.. 40; July. s14s; august, s1.4s Du-
1uth, cash, $1.48; No. 1 northwestern. $1.53;
September, $1.3S: October. s1.34.
COBN-In corn there was not a very lively
market No. 8 sold at 59c. AT the close No.
8 yellow was quoted 6Oc. Receipts, cars;
shipments. ! car. 80 '~
z. oATs-Oats weakened during the session,
and in consequence the sales show a range Of
i501sc to Acc for No. 3 white. This grade
closed at 4s1A@5oc. Receipts, 10 cars; ship
ments. car -
FBBD AND MEAL-Coarse corn meal and
cracked is quoted s23; No. feed. s24;
No. 2 feed, $25; No feed, s26; granulated
corn meal in cotton sacks at the rate of $3.50
per brl.
= MILLSTUFFS-Bran in bulk is quoted at
$14@1425; bulk shorts, s17@17.25; flour mid
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SEPTEMBER WHEAT OFF AGAIN CLOSING 6S 3-4c
God Weather and Growing Dis
position to Sell-All
Il. Markets Weak. ...f
CHICAGO OATS WENT TO PIECES
Expectation of Bearish Statistics on
Mondny-Clearances
SSl.OOO Blu.

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, July
26.-Wheat fell off again following UP yes
terday's decline. and free sellig forced
break to $3.50 for September in the early
part Of the session. Later the market sold
to 6Ss4c, closing weak. Bearish news was
circulated in plenty and the general feeling
was weaker in all markets. Good weather
reports started the selling and heavy re-
ceipts at southwestern points helped it along.
St. Louis had 100000 bu, and Kansas City
los, 900 bu. The northwest had 230 cars,
against 213 last year. General rains were
shown in South Dakota and Nebraska, ana
light rains in Iowa. and it was good weather
map on the whole. Clear and calm weather
was reported from Winnipeg down, with
bright skies and moderate temperature at
Harvey, Valley City, Courtnay and other
points The forecast was for cloudy weather
and possible thunderstorms tonight and Sun
day for Illinois, Iowa. Missouri, Wisconsin,
Nebraska, South Dakota and Minnesota For
North Dakota the prediction is for fair
weather over Sunday. AS to the statistical
showing on Mon5; it is expected world $
shipments will .Sht, and this should
make for modeI gactonary strength in
Europe Against IS there is the eXpecta-
ton, cf big VISIBLE increase and the prob
ability of heavy run of winter wheat over
Sunday to show in the two-days hgures on
Monday. In Chicago, however, recent
days receipts carried only about per cent
of wheat of contract grade against nearly
40 per cent in the receipts Of the correspond
ing day last year. Locally there was de-
crease of SIG, 1884 bu in terminal stocks, which
brings the present total down to 5, $40 bu
The Commercial West says 1t has been
good week for the northwest on the WHOLE
with the weather not the best, yet not really
bad. No damage worth noting can be FOUND.
Since there has been so much rain the Com
mercial West thinks a dry August with
good maturing weather may reasonably be
expected.
Wheat and -four clearances were o6l,0oo
hu, better showing than expected. AT prl-
mary points receipts totaled 1,10SooO bu,
against s59, 900 bu, and shipments. $4,000 bu,
against $4,000. Minneapolis had I'll cars,
against 1872 last year, and Duluth, 19, against
81 In Chicago the coarse grain markets be-
came demoralized and oats broke about l6c
for the July option. Wheat closed weak at
the low points Of the day. September at 6SAc;
December. 67Bc: July, 77Ac
The cash market was active, but on low
er level around in sympathy with the option.
No l northern brought 7Ss4c for the choice
lots and this on the earlier sales Later
there were sales as low as 77&c, and the
bulk went around this figure. No. north
ern sold from Toe to 74Ac. No. to arrive
sold at 74A@741ac. No. 3 wheat brought
73Ac to 721ac. Rejected sold from 72hc to
&c., and no grade from 72c to 63c.
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SOME QUICK STOCKS.
Rock Island Again Rises to 200 in
the Shade.
"cENTERs" OF SPECULATION
ST. Louis & Sam Francisco Moves Up
4A-Bank Statement Causes
Selling.

New York. July 26-The majority of stocks
opened higher but few showed losses
among them United States Steel preferred,
which fell n on the sale of a 1000 share
block. St. Louis & San, Francisco rose 2
points and the second preferred point. New
York Central rose 1s on running sales Of 5000
shares. ST. Paul & Kansas City, Fort Scott
& Memphis preferred were up point, and
Norfolk Western and. Atchison large
fraction. 80, =, .S;E u
The speculation was of the same varying
character as yesterday, but centered in few
stocks. St. Louis & San Francisco was
pushed up Az to 1914, placing it fractionally
above the second preferred stock. 1t then
reacted 2 points. Rock Island advanced ~
to 1s9A, and Illinois Central, Sugar, Brook
lyn Union Gas, Continental Tobacco pre-
ferred, Chicago &. Eastern Illinois, st. Louis
Southwestern and, Fuller Construction also
made gains of from l to 8. New York Cen
tral reacted point and North American,
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis pre-
ferred, and Rock Island also were point on
Union Pacific, Atchison, Missouri Pacific and
Pennsylvania moved narrowly, and the
United States Steel stocks rallied to ABOVE
yesterdays close Sugar reached lS4 at. II
o'clock. and the market became steadier,
Rock Island rising to 200.
| There were some further advances In st.
| Paul, the Pacifics and leading speciaHles,
| but prices generally dropped with a langu1d
| demand. Except for the few strong STOCKS
| losses were established and the reactions
ran to a point in the principal active stocks
Rubber Goods gained point, sloss- -shefheld,
| 2, and Westinghouse Electric first preferred.
| 5. Great Northern preferred lost 2h, and
Chicago & Alton, III. The publication OF the
I bank statement increased the selling pressure
and the closing was easy and at about the
| lowest. 49,, y~,
! Stock quotations reported for The Journal
by Watson & Co., brokers, Chamber OF Com
merce, Minneapolis MINI. =:
| C1osinp nricas are hid
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CLOSING CASH PRICES
k@Mc down. at 71h@71Ac.

h@Nc down, at 713A@71Ac.
Close: Wheat-July, 741zc; September,
71@@71Ac; December, 76ss s@7O1zc; May, 72Ac.
Cash Wheat--No 2 red, 74Ac; No. 8 red,
7O@71c; No. 2 hard winter lac; No. hard
winter, Tic; No northern spring, TIC; No. 2
northern spring, 75hc; No: spring, 6S@73c.
Steady cables and the fear that rain vest
would interfere with shipments caused Sep
tember corn to open nc to Nc UP at 60asc
to t601sc. Receipts were larger than estimated
at 278 cars. Crop reports were favorable and
the trade was dull. These bearish influences.
together with the wheat weakness and an
easier feeling in July manipulation, brought a
nervous month, broke 2kc on few sales, and
sold at 63c. The trade Is. entirely at sea over
the possibilities Of squeeze in July before
the end of the month Free selling in sympa-
thy with the oats break hurt corn, September
closing 1c lower at 59Ac and July 2kc lower
at 63c. -'~' &C.. .'. ..' --
I Close: Corn-July, esc; September, 5eAc;
63c; No. 8, 60@601sc.
Oats followed the other grains in the early
dip influenced largely by liberal receipts of
224 cars. Some July stuff was offered after
shorts had asked for it at Tic and the price
at. once broke to SOC. September opened a
shade up to a shade down at 349341sc to SAC,
and dipped to $3.50.
Rumor that James Patten had settled with
shorts and an absence Of support for some
time led to break of 16c in July. oats until
that option sold at Boo. Contradiction of the
report and bids to cover pushed the price
back amid great excitement to SIC, where it
closed at a net loss of 31sc.
|: Close: Oats-July, 447ac; new, SIC; sSeptem-
Der, 2sc; new, SSc; December" 2sAc; new,
SIC; May, 32hc.
Cash oats, No. 2, 4S@45c; No. ?, 33c.<
The following was the range of prices:
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State Grain Inspection.


Inspected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Northern
NO l northern, II; No. northern, SO; No.
3, I; rejected, 1; no grade, E.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul - No.
northern, q No 2 northern, g.. No: 8, 4; no
grade,= I. '@'' r.@:'
Minneapolis & St. Louis-No 1 northern,
8; No. 2 northern, 2; No. 8, 1; no grade, 1.
500 Line-No. northern, 8; No. 3, A. no
grade, 5. - -. ..-,. +, Il. y
Northern Pacifc-No. northern, /.
Chicago, st. Paul, minneapolis 4 Omaha
No l northern, 2; No. northern, 4; No.
northern g. ~ -
Chicago Great Western-No. l northern, i.
Total-No. l. northern, 10; No. 2 northern,
SO; No. 8, %; rejected, l. no grade, 49,
Other Gralns-Cars-No.. l winter wheat, l;
No. winter wheat, 13; No. Syyellow corn
4; No. Corn, 1; no grade corn, /; No. 3 white
oats, 8; No. 4 white oats, 5; no grade oats
2; No barley, 5; No. 1 flax, 5; rejected
fax, 4.
Cans Inspected Out-No. northern. wheat
As No 2 northefn wheat. -Se: No, wheat. "a
yellow corn, l; No. corn, 1; No whit,
oats, 1; No. barley, e; No. 1 fax, 10. =,
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Receipts and Shipments.

Received-wheat, 215 cars, ,oSo bu; corn,
$3.50 bu; oats, II, 100 bu; barley, $50 bu; rye,
48o bu; flax, LOO bu; -four 1868 brs; hay, 81
tons; fruit 4s6,376 lbs; merchandise, 1885, 1886
coal, 1923 tons; wood, 81 cords; brick, $4,000;
lime, 2 cars; cement. $40 brls; stone and
marble, 6 cars; linseed oil, 100 -Ibrls; salt,
lbs; hides, pelts, ETC., 1890 lbs; railroad ma
terials, cars; sundries, "a cars; car lots,
7O1.
shipped-Wheat 46 cars, 43,70o bu; corn,
870 bu; oats, I,460 bu; barley. 9,s40 bu fax,
5, 16O bu; millstuffs, 1923 tons; -four, A, $50
hrls; fruit, 1s4,54o lbs; merchandise, l,s85, $50
lbs; lumber, Ill cars; posts and pillng, 2 cars !;
cars; cement, 220 brls; household goods, As, 900
lbs; sto2e and marble ma 5 cars; hnseed @ oil, $40
railroad materials, cars sundries 20 cars;
car lots 1856. =. -.r. ..s4E..-'
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METALS VERY QUIET.
London Tin OFF n Little-New York
Holding Steady: Co., ..., =.

New; York July 2S-All metal markets were
dull and lacking in feature to-day Particu-
larly was this SO in the case Of copper, which
ruled fiat in the local market and with de-
clining tendencies noted. Standard, spot to
August, closed at s11. 35@11 60; lake. $11. $50
II 80; eectrolytic, s11.75@11s5; casting, s11. IS
@11.75. The English market improved slight
ly, both spot and futures gaining Is Sd. Spot
closed at s52 lis Sd and futures at G52 15s.
London tin eased off 5s to-day, in spite of
the sharp break yesterday, closing with spot
at G126 15s, and futures at s124 los. The
local market steadied up somewhat, though
still ruling extremely dull; spot closed at
$2s. 05@2S. 40. III, ~. .~..-..> ..,.
The foreign price Of lead declined Is Sd, to
ELL 2s Sd, while at home there was no change
from 41sc. spelter was quiet and firm at
New York and unchanged. London spelter
was lowered 2s 3d., to ELS It's Sd. : ~s
,, English iron prices declined. Glasgow closed
at 56s I'd and Middlesboro at 5ls d.. The
New York market closed quiet and steady
without change. Warrants nominal No. !
foundry northern, 2S@25c; No. 2 foundry
northern, 22@23c; No. foundry southern, 22
@23c; No. 1 foundry southern. soft, 22@23c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
LONDON FINANCIAL
Consols and Quotations of American
'. Securities. -.,

London, July 2e.-Consols for money,
90 9-1e; consols for account, s5%: Anaeonda,
81; Aatchison, 95A; Atchison preferred, 1906;
Baltimore & Ohio. 113A; Canadian Pacific,
141A: Chesapeake & Ohio, s.; Chicago Great
Paul 1s4; Denver Rio ,Grande ~; Den. Den
Erie first preferred, 71A Erie second pre-
ferred, 81; Illinois Central, 1121a LOUISVILLE TI1
as 32A Missouri, Kansas Texas preferred,
63; New York Central, 171k; Norfolk West
ern, 623s Norfolk & Western preferred, 81;
Ontario & Western, s4A Pennsylvania, s2ha;
Reading, 34A; Reading first Pre- preferred: ~:
Railway, 4oA; Eouthern Railway preferred,
1oo; Southern Pacific, 71%; Union Pacific;
1925; Union Pacific preferred, 96;' United
States Steel, Al; United States Steel preferred,
93A; Wabash, 31k; Wabash preferred, 4s;
Spanish fours, 81. ,.@' -
Bar silver quiet, "a 7-16d per ounce. ~
Money, 2@2A per cent. . .~.-.' -
The! rate of discount in the open market for
short bills. is 2 7-16@2k per cent: The rate
of discount in the open market for three
months bills is .2A per cent.
Rand mines, lily; DeBeers, def, 22S1s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
NEW RECORD IN WOOL
Highest Price Paid for Medium
Montana.

Boston, July 26.-The Commercial Bulletin
says in to-day's report on the wool trade of
the United States: .:.s , *--.
The market is still active, with free de-
mand from the big combine and outside mills.
Well nigh every grade of domestic wool has
figured in the sales and at steadily advancing
prices. .%... 80 -. E---. -.a ,-E
The record has been broken by a sale OF
fine medium Montana staple at zoe, to cost
53c clean. Another high price was 2Cc for a
line of high half-blood Texas OF strictly
twelve months growth. Secured Colorado
woods of 1901 clip have been cleaned out OF
the market. Dealers as we'll as mills are
buying in Boston. ...- r..
Reports from Buenos Aires state that for
the first time in ten years there is no wool
on that market. - --~ -
Receipts Of wool in Boston since JAN l,
1902, have been 169,ss7,1o7 pounds, against
13o,S43, ,2s3 pounds~for the same period in 1901
The stock on hand in boston Jan. 1, 1902
was 77,s4o,4e3 pounds; the total stock to-day
is &96, ,40S, ,455 pounds. = -, e
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:eipts, 200 cattle, $500 hogs.
higher. Sales. --
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago July 2s.-Cattle. receipts. 1,Ooo
including 500 Texans; steady; good to prime
steers, s7:S5@S.7o; poor to medium. s4.5od
a5e @ stoeke5s and feeders sa ds s5o@s2s COWS
@2.50; bulls, $225G525; calves, s250@6. so;
Texas fed steers, A@6; western steers, $50
$50
left over, 3,640; strong to sc higher; mixed
and butchers. s7.2O@7.9O; good to choice
heavy s7;7o@s; rough heavy. s7ss93-e go; light,
Sheep, receipts, $500; sheep. dull lambs,
easier: good to choice wethers, s4@4.75; fair
to choice mixed, s2.75@4; western sheep, 81. 50
@4.75; native lambs, $3.50G7. 49, ..--s
Official yesterday: Receipts, cattle, 2,949:
hogs. 1855; sheep. 12.23S: shipments, cattle,
1,s1s; hogs, 2,S2s; sheep, S427.
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ash oats, NO. 2, 43@45c; No. ,, 33c.<
he following was the range of pric,
New York Grain.

New York, July 26.--Flour-Rece eceipts, rs, eco
Wheat-Receipts, 162,4Oo bu sales, 1,25l.0oo
bu; opened firm and higher on strong cables,
with reports Of unfavoraole weather in Eng
lard. Later it reacted Under big receipts at
St. Louis and prospects for 4 larger visible
supply decrease. September 76ss@76Ac, De-
cember, 76B@77c; May: 7sA @7s IL ylGc.
Rye-Quiet; state, 63@64c c l. 2 New York
carlots No. WESTERN, o6kc o afca.
Corn-Receipts, 75,6Oo bu; sales, $4,000 bu;
opened steadier with wheat, but eased off
under favorable crop news; September $3.50
6a%c; December, ooA @elc; May 4sc: .,,.
white, 65@70c. a..
Close: Wheat-July. SOC: September, 7e1kcI
COrn-September, $50. =. + :, II,
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Duluth Grain.

Duluth, Mimi, July 26.-The market was
weak and lower, but fairly active. Septem-
ber opened -1sc off Fridays close at 71kc,
and December nc up, at 69Ac. Both declined
from the opening, September to sales at Tic
and December to 6ehc. The close was at the
bottom for the day. Flax was strong and
dull. September advanced 1c, but October
fell off nc from yesterday. Receipts-Wheat,
19 cars Shipments-Wheat, 12,261 bu.
Close: Wheat-No. hard, cash, 77kc; No.
RI northern, cash, 75c; September, Tic; .Decem-
Der, 69hc; No. 2northern, 79c; No 3, Tic.
Oats-september, 32c. Rye, 52Ac. Flax
Cash and track, s1.4S; to arrive s1.4o; Sep
tember, $1:sS; cash northwestern, $1.5s; octo-
Der, $1.34.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
AN oLD-T1ME TERROR.
ufalo Courier.

Among ancient relics at present on ex-
hibition at Chicago is sheet of papyrus
bearing a complaint to a chief of police
who held office just 2093 years ago that
the premises of the writer had been
robbed. Whether the work was done by
a porch climber, a duplicate key man,
or an ordinary hall sneak is not/recorded.
but the antique document Is suggestive
that in some ways a score of centuries
has not greatly changed the world. One
can imagine that old time chief threaten
ing his dusky Egyptian force with the
terrors Of .ahakeuD." s
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dlings, $1s@19.25:- red dog, s22@2S f. Q b;
feed in 2uO-lp sacks, 81 per ton additional; In
l00-lb sacks, $3.50 per ton additional. Ship
ments, 1929 tons
BAkLEY-Sales of No. 4 were made at o3c
for spot and at Soc fob. The market closed
at 5Z@5Sc. Receipts, l car; shipments, IL
cars. i'~. = .~-[.'' -. '.,s,.s-- =
RYE-No. closed at 551ac. Receipts. l.
car; shipments. none. -.
HAY-Upland fancy, IS; choice, 81; midland:
$6@6 25; medium, s5@6; timothy. choice, $40 so
OIL timothy, No. l., $40; rye straw, choice,
$500. Receipts, 81 tons. y
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
THE FLOUR MARKETS
Close of Satisfactory Week-Out-
look Favorable.

The mill. sold their output last week and
something more, and at the close there are
orders booked ahead for a fair quantity. In
this respect it was more satisfactory period
than any week for a THE. There was, how
ever not much improvement in the situation,
and, while foreign inquiry on several days
was reported as a little better, not much
actual business resulted. The domestic de-
mand is satisfactory although there is little
disposition to stock up with flour at this time
MilIers say the outlook on the whole is favor
able.
For to-day the shipments were 1850 brls
Prices are about steady around $4,000 for
first patents: second patents are quotahe $3.7O
81. .45. y
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
THE RAILROAD AND THE WOMAN

THE RAILROAD AND THE WOMAN.
Louisville Courier Journal.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company has
issued this soulless and despotic order:
"AIl trafnmen, gatemen and ticket ex-
aminers in charge Of the Jersey City ex-
its will stop all persons from exchanging
kisses upon the arrival and departure
of trains in this station. This order must
be rigidly enforced"
Must It? The Pennsylvania railroad is
nightly corporation, but it will be in
teresting to see what it can do about 1t
when a woman makes up her mind that
she will :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, July 2e-Flour steady. Wheat
easier; close, No: 1 northern, 7sc; No 2
northern. 7Sc: September. 711sc. Rye steady;
! No.. l, sic: Barley dull; NO. ?, 6ec; sample,
65@6sc. Oats lower; No. white, 6o@61c.
Corn September, 591Bc. 49,. -1
Wheat-Puts, .70Ac; calls, 711zc. II
| Corn-Calls, 595c. -r--',
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New York Mining Shares.

New York, July 26.-Adams Consolidated,
10; Alice, 40; Breeze, so; Brunswick Consoli-
dated, Z; Comstock Tunnel, 5; Consolidated
Colorado and virginian, 125; Deadwood Terra,
1Oe; Horn Silver, 125; Iron Silver, 80; Lead
Vile Consolidated, 8; Little Chief, II; Onta-
rio, 800; Ophir, 12o; Phoenix, s; Potosi,, TO-;
Savage, 3; Sierra Nevada, II; Small Hopes,
45: Standard $40.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAIN
Wheat Opens Firm, but Weakens on
Lack Of support. s

Lack of Support.
Chicago, July 26.-Firmer cables in the face
of decline here yesterday had only tempo
rary strengthening effect on wheat during
early business to-day. September started
1s@Ac up, at 71B@72c, and touched 72@721ac
on this influence, and on some fear of delay
to harvesting now in progress in Nebraska
because of rains More rains were predicted
over the wheat and corn belt for tomorrow.
creased receipts and broke 15ac to- 75c. There
was no support early to the market save the
negative influence on the selling because Of
September SEP gradually weakened I and 8 sold At
571Mc.4 Local receipts were 231 cars. eight of
contract grade; Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 230 cars, making total for the three
points of 461 cars, against 457 last year and
456 a year ago. F5
Great excitement in oats led to depression
and free selling In all wheat deliveries. July
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FACTS IN THE CASE.
rhica po NnwS

Biggs-I hear your friend simkins has
taken a wife.
Diggs-Not word Of truth in the ru-
NOR, I assure you.
Biggs-Then he amt married? .
piggs-Oh, he's married all right
enough; but instead Of taking wife, a
widow took him.
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He (American)-M grandfather fell at
Bunker Hill. ~,
She (English)-Oh, what pretty name
for golf links! But how did he happen
to fall?
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Grain in Regular Local Elevators.
wheat Movement BY Roads.

Observation-Disclosures, S5 cars Omaha, rs I
| St. Louis, 16; Great Northern SO; Burlington,
| 8; 500, 4; Northern Pacific, AZ; Great Wes-i
tern, 1. s$kz
| Shipped IA cars; Omaha, Q; ST.
Louis, D.; Wisconsin Central, !; Burlington,
| 2; Great Western, 2.
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. ToIedo Grain md Seed.

Toledo, Ohio, July 2e,-C Close: heat-Cash,
72Mc;s July, 1850; September, 72sac; EDecem-
Der, .7sAc. Corn, 6s1kc; July, ea1kc; -septem
43c; new ole; September old, 2sc; new, s3K1ac
Rye-No. 2, 59c. lover Seed-October, $5.15.5
othy-Cash, $500; August, s2.121s e. - =
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-26
Ltverpoolj Grain.

Liverpool, July 6.-Wheat7spot No.
northern spring, steady IS 21sd; futures,
quiet; July nominal; September. 6s nd; De-
cember 6s I'D. = .. a,> ~ @--.@5
Had futures nominal; September. IS SID;
October IS 2Ad. - y. -. - -.-.- 80