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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENED STEADY AND PRIC
ROSE IN FIRST HOUR,

WHEAT OPENED STEADY AND PRICES
ROSE IN FIRST HOUR.
Chicago, Aug. 29.-With reports Of clear,
cool weather, northwest wheat opened about
steady, prices varying little from yesterday 8
close. September started at Sic to s11tc, and
:, se at Sasn dow
prices A@%c during the opening hour. Mn
neapolis and Duluth reported receipts OF
S79 cars. which with local receipts Of 100
cars-16 contract-made total receipts for the
three points OF 500 cars, against 814 last week
and b94 year ago. Trade was moderate.
Later, however, offerings became rather free
and September declined to 80Xc, with Decem-
Der down to s1K Gs1Nc. Toward the end Of
steadiea to SIC for September, a los. q ssei
Olose-Wheat: September, SIC, old Sic; De-
eember, 81%@S2c, old SIC; May, SSNc.
Cash wheat-No. 2 red, S21Ihc; No. 3 red,
s1M@s2c; No. hard winter. S1@s11lc; No.
hard winter, 800801hc; No. 1 northern spring,
Ssc; No. northern spring. SEC; No. spring,
terday's close With september at 5eT@S1 and md
December at 6O% @50Xc. There was not much
corn on the market and demand was fair and
scattered. There was strength on the cash
situation and both options advanced to SIC.
Receipts 81 cars-14 contract.
TENDER touching 613se. December 5shc, Closing
figures, 6oK@5oNc: December was a shade
higher after ranging between 6111so and y and
50Ac.
Close-corn. August, 5oxe; September, 5oKe
closing at 5oNci December 60Hc; May, Sic.
Cash Corn-No. 2 HN@b1hc: No. ., SIG
s1hc.
Oats opened unchanged with September a,
300 and December at S8M086Nc. There waa
q fair demand from commission houses which
helped prices h@Ae over tho opening. Re
Close osts-August. a4Nc; September, s4Nc:
December, seH@aeAei. May, ssc.
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PROGRAM FOR CONGRESS
Secretary Shaw, Director Roberts
John I. Webster and Others
to Take Part.
TO Tho Journal,

opocaaS 70 Ano Sou30els
Lead, g. p. Aug, 2s.-one fare and one
the United States for the coming min
ing congress. The executive committee
Is advising those who are coming in par
ties to charter psecial Pullman cars. These
cars VIII be set out at Hot Springs, and
on Monday. Sept. I, they will be grouped
In special trains and brought to Dead
| wood and Lead over the Burlington or
North Western lines. The program for
the congress Is as follows:
Leslie NJ. Shaw, Secretary Of the Treasury
The. Mining Industry and It's Relations to
FrsnEiin q. Carpenter, p.nv.r-"Pyritio
D.: J: N. Todd. State Geologist Of South D..
kota. Vsrmillion-Ihe Geology Of South Da-
Charles ". Merrill, L.ad-'.1ns cyanid. Proc
ess a. Used tn the Homestake Nine
Pr n O. As., "a ststs sehool Of Mines Rspid
Hiiis." s'0t'ss ana AAn'saa0s' q tho Black
Professor J. A. Holmes, chief of department Of
on e. LSss exposition st.
ats1sg Il &c Sack ;urza Washing
Dr. J. D. Irving. Warrington, subject not re.
1n g. 8 Van a 5 Rsss9 o. Nevada THE Mining
John 1latehford, T s 8. B.. practical fs Min.
ing in Flat Formations Of the black Hills,
as9rsi e.ss,e. Of ~ mint
Relation to the Finances Of tho Country"
]. l. Webster. Omaha-"Ths Money Metals
and Their Influence Upon Civilization"
IN ee1d Mining o snd the neonoc E Treas
ment OF Low Grade Ores for North Carolin.."
e. 9. Bartlett, cleveland-''The Drying Of
Dr.. 4. q. Flftpan, silvsrton, ool.-'.Ihe Gold
Ores Of the San Juan Country
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STA EaRAIN INSPECTION, AUG. rs.

Inspected In--wheat-Cars-Great Northern
No. hard, 8; No. northern, 40; No. north
ern 20; No. 8. 8; rejected. III no grade,
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. 1 north
ern 10; No. 2 northern, %; No. 8, u rejected,
8; no grade, 10.
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. northern, s;
No. 8, 2; rejected, /; no grade 4.
500 L1ne-No. / northern, 4; No. northern,
s; No. 8, 1, rejected, 2, no grade, 2
Northern Pncihc-No. hard. 2; No. 1 north
ern, 1e; No. northern, 10; No. 8, 4; reject
ed, 4.
Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis & omaha-No.
northern, 8; No. 8, 8; rejected II no grade, 8.
Totals-No. hard, 4; No: i northern, ss;
No. Q northern, 105; No. 3, 81; rejected, a., no
grade, 20.
Other Grains-No 1 macaroni wheat, 2 cars,
No. maearoni wheat, g; No. 2 winter wheat,
80; No s winter wheat: q; Fsjsctsd winty
low corn, /; No. 4 corn, 2; No. 2 white oats,
4; No. white oats, 20; No. white oats Bi
.; No: s re, 3; No grade rye, !; No. no sts:
western. s; No. fax. 8; rejected nax, 2.
Cars Inspected Out-No. hard wheat, 8; No.
northern wheat, At; No. northern wheat,
IL; NJ. 8 wheat. o; rejected wheat, z; no grade
VI wheat ar., 49, No. T VI oats PSI No oats, !!
No. barley, 2; grade barley, 2.
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WAsHINGToN-,To,day statement ct ths
4 n "a me- oon 1Is genera
" ~ 1872. so'o ti.hI. a.sh ha1nna
Soai 1xA aaa. ooi1 s,o9 az 9SI: five, s2s
81 aes Tota. 81 m ga +rss.
Nv ~. ~ 1san eiHo 2S1. nafion.i bank notes
III az eo, ~. tti Se;4 +hq Hr 90 900 "a
total rsoeipts this month. az. SOS. slo total re-
cepts this year, 500, 8O6 del, total expenditures
this day, 100000; : total expenditures this
month, $i2 40, 900; total expenditures this year
$pS ,82S. Use: deposits In national banks, $1b5,
7ss. so7:
Observation-Disclosures bank notes received
to-day for Redemption. $3.50 70o: aoyernmsnt re.
ceints from internal revenues. Il O68 990, c1,s.
tosas Sa71 .ba1: miscellaneous. 37o. Se7: expen-
NEW YORK Aug. 2e:-The statement of
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SCANT TRADE TODAY
The Stock Market Dull and Almost
Lifeless- Some Little Strength
EARLY.
Room Traders and the Professional
Spectators Hold the
Floor.

New York, Aug. 2s-Prices moved in a
sluggish and irregular manner on small open
ing dealings. Advances of X In Tennessee
Coal and Republic Steel preferred were tho
largest changes. The demand for stocks was
too scant to support prices and there was
slight easing OF all around. Union Pacific,
Atchison and Amalgamated absorbed the
most Of tho limited dealings and also showed
the widest price movement
There was light professional selling on an
early impression that the bank statement
would not be as good az forstold and slight
hardening when this impression was con-
frmed BY the small cash increase and the
considerable loan increase shown by the state
ment. Prices rose fractionally over last night
and Tennessee Coal gained point. The whole
movement was insignificant, Among the
sPecialties Atchison preferred. Duluth South
Shore and Atlantic preferred, Wheeling and
Colorado Fuel rose point or more. United
States Rubber preferred, 2, and illinois Cen
trail and Northwestern declined !. The clos
ing was lifeless but firm.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal By
Watson 4 Co, brokers, Chamber OF Commerce,
Minneapolis:
Closing figures are lid.
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ys ss steer. steers. ss4as Ts.:s steers, $3.50
Gamers. S1.T6@275; stockers and feeders, 81. rs
@4.lb; calves, 1895; bulls, stays. etc., 1904.
Hogs receipts, 1000; market steady to strong,
ss:so@5 SIS, nsSt. sb.4oas'So; piss s5.zog
$50; bulk Of sales, s5.26d5.4o. Sheep receipts.
@3. 80; lambs, $4@6.
eo e1o Sga. orT TX LIVE STOCK. Aug. 2ecattls
ss Hs s hss'{ fs 81 e.. g &C. lbs
S4.7o; II, 1900 lbs, $500; cows 800 lbs, 81 go;
cows. 1oSo lbs, $3.50; cows, LAO lbs, 1918.
10 stockers, $50 lbs. Sa75; & stockers, 300 lbs,
$50; yearlngs, a2o lbs, $3.50; yearlings,
620 lbs, $500; yserlings, e7o lbs, $40.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. Aug. 2s.-cat-
steers. ss.eoa5so; Texans and indian steers steers.
$2.1o@s.eoi cows and heifers, $1.5O@4; stock
ers and feeders, S2.40@4. HossrReceipts.
1000; market steady; bulk of sales, ss.45@6.7o:
heavy, $o.2545.90; packers, $5.T1t @5.6O
yorkers, $b.7b@5.so; pigs. $5.75@6.so. Sheep
Receipts, 800; market steady; sheep, $250@4. 30;
lambs, $6@4.50
st. LOUIS LIVE STOCK. Aug. 2s.-cattle,
receipts, 600; market steady; beef steers SO. Goa
$40; stoekers and fsedets, $a6o4s.So cows
and heifers, $285@4.25; Texas steers, s26o@
8.75. -
:. Hogs receipts, l,soo; market Sc higher; pigs;
best heavy. sb.eo@e.1o.
Sheep none on sale.
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THE CASH TRADE
GOOD DEMAND AND FIRM PRICES TIE
RULE.

FLAX-A good business was done in fax as
there was more in and buyers were more active.
No. seed sold at 96Nc, some high as D9c.
Rejected brought 97Ac
Minneapolis received 10 cars, against 4e last
year, and shipped Z. Duluth had cars.
Closing Prices-Minneapolis cash. eSAc; to ar
rive. 98Ac; August, 9S&c; September, 99Ac.
RYE-Prices were frmer and higher. No. q
rye closed at 49hc. Receipts II cars; ship
ments, cars.
CORN-No. yellow closed at 54c. Receipts,
Sc cars shipments, IL cars.
FEED AND MEAI-coarss CORP meal and
feed. 2,s corn and 1-s oats. so-ib sacks, SACKS
oats, 75-lb sacks, sacks extra, SIS. 25l No. 2
ground feed 2-s oats and 1-S corn, 75-lb sacks,
sacks extra, $1,000.
MILLsTIFFs-B in bulk, $12@12.25;
shorts in bulk. $l4.5o@15; hour middlings in
bulk. ST.. 5O@1S; red dog, 81, all t. 0. b. in
Minneapolis; In 100-lb sacks, $3.50 per ston adj
ditional. Shipments 1923 tons.
,OATS-No. white oats closed at 85o@36hc
Receipts. 81 cars; shipments. 10 cars.
BARLEY-Receipts, Sc oars; shipments, II
cars. Feed grades closed at 40@43ci mating
I1Y@eTpiand, choice, ss.0o@e g; upland No
No: S597s 60; 70 grade upland, $685. tine,
me ongh No Ress,at. IS
shipments, none.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Aug. 2s.-cattle-
steers, 100000; poor to medium, s.. coos 90;
81 z6 s saa feeds g ox 90
ECO; bulls. $2oo@4. IS; calves, Ss.bomaYS
Texas fed steers, $s.oo0485; western Steers
$9.25@4.50.
market steady to shade higher: mixed and
butchers, So 2o@6.95; good to choice heavy
$5.6o@6.20; bulk of sales, $6.35@5.70.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; sheep and lambs.
steady; good to choice wethers S3.OOM375
fair to choice mixed. So 2o@sOo; western Sheep,
81. 75@3. 90; native lambs, IS. 5o@5 E5; western
lambs, $4.OO@5.OO
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innere Medicin may be condensed as follows:
The rocking Of tho ship produces a contrac-
ton OF the arteries Of the head and therefore
an acute anaemia of the brain. This acute
local bloodlessness has as Its consequences
nausea and vomiting. The strain Of vomit-
Ing correets this bloodlessness temporarily.
The vomiting is from impulses OF the brain
end does not depend upon the condition Of
the stomach. Everything that tends to in
crease the now OF blood to the brain
ameliorates seasickness. There is, in the flrst
place, the horizontal posture, then remedies
that cause dialation Of the vessels OF the
brain. Among these may be mentioned
choral hydrate, which may be taken in doses
OF nve grains three or four times within a
or three drops by inhalation. Potassium bro
mide and antipyrin In not too small doses
appear to be OF value
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All infants over seven months old. arti-
ncially fed In the nursery and child's hos
pital. New York, during the past four months
were. given stronger food, especially stale
softened, when the water was poured on and
a cup Of milk added and this boiled for three
or four minutes; After being sweetened and
first teaspoonful once day is given but
Is the infant becomes accustomed to It the
amount is increased, no that at the end Of
ten days 1t is receiving ons to two or three
ounces daily. 1t is given between the regular
bottle hours, and never more than half An
ounce at time. If ourds appear in the
stools or II 1t disagrees Il is discontinued.
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THE FLOUR MARK.Tfs
INQUIRY coNTIMgEszlLAAeET SALES

INQUIRY CoNT1NUEs-LAReEF SALES FOR
FUTURE DELIVER. :. -
Mtllers report continuance OF the better
demand noted yesterday and larger sales
for future delivery. Buyers are Increasing
the size of their orders somewhat. Inquiry
from abroad Is better. There is the prom
Use Of good demand next week. The domestic
buyers are increasing orders, and at the
present price level are apparently not afraid
to buy freely.
Shipments, 37,146 barrels.
First patents quotable $45o64. 60; Sec
ond patents $4.40@4.6O; first clears, 49, 45@
$50; second clears, $2.50@2.60. '.~
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Aug. 2e.-wheat was weak
er on weather In the northwest, which Is clearing
nicely; receipts in Minneapolis and Duluth above
last year, with receipts for Monday quite large
recovered the exceptional break made SATURDAY.
The market was dull and weak all day. Near
naI futures were about yesterday, but Nay
show $1,000 bu increase this wesk. Fiax about
200 900 bu decrease. Receipts to-day: wheat.
50 ears: hax. Il; barley. ~; rye, IL; oats, 3
ern. e7sfo; new August No. / northern. s4ssc:
No. northern, $3.50; to arrive, No. ! hard
$3.50; No. northern. s2Nc; No. northern
sosso' September, 8e9te; December SOC; MAY,
$50; oats cash, 25He; rye, 62Ae: oar. ca.h
81 OOH: October. $i.ooN; Novesnb>r. Il al u :
December, N.o1h; May, 41.oS. - .
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A Partisan clothes dealer kicked dog out
Of his shop. The dog shot out with some rap
of milk. The woman broke the jug upset an
elderly gentleman, and the jug cut both Of
them. At that moment a cyclist arrived and
figures, and simultaneously a cart came
up and smashed the bicycle. The magistrate
advised tho entire squad to proceed against
the dog, and they are now looking for It.
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There are said To bel about 1o ooo. ooo migra.

There are said to be about 10, 600 900 migra.
tory sheep in Spain. which travel as much
as 200 miles from the plains to the mountains.
They are known as trashumantes and their
march, resting places and behavior are gov
erned by special regulations dating from the
fourteenth century. At certain times no one
may travel the same route as the sheep,
! which have the right to Craze on all open and
common land on the way.
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Nine loads wheat and two loads corn re-
ported export.
Berlin Close-Wheat &c higher.
Northwest weather: Winnipeg, clear and fine;
Grand Forks, little cloudy in west. cool, no
ton. part cloudy and cool: Fargo, cloudy, cool;
Comstock. partly cloudy and cool, St. Cloud,
cloudy and cold. light rain during night.
London-EHshsh country markets duff; French
country markets Quiet wsfther hne and forecast
nnO
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NEW YORK PRODUCE. Aug. @.-nutter--
Receipts. 1851 passages; market stea1d; state
stock 123144e, creamery. common to choice,
quiet; state full cream fancy small coiored,
loAc; small white, 1oAe; large coaored, LOG;
Eggs-Rsesipfs.. .es2 packages, market arm;
state and PsnnsYlvanta fancy mixed, 22c; state
and Pennsylvanaa seconds to frsts, 1S@20c,
wsstern extras, 2ac; western seconds to hrsts,
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FREE TRADE WINS
Chamberlain's Policy Defeated il
First Election Test.

First Election Test.
London, Aug. 29.-The liberals gained
a notable victory IN Argyllshire, where,
on Wednesday last, was held the first
parliamentary bye-eleotton on the fiscal
question raised by Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain.
J., 8. Ainsworth, the liberal candidate,
who represented free trade, was elected
by the great majority Of 1855 over Charles
Stewart, unionist, who stood for protec-
ton,
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ON TREASON CHARGE
German Soldiers Accused of Selling
Secrets TO Pensioners.

Berlin, Aug. ga sergeant and six
privates employed In the German army
magazine near Metz, have been arrested
on charge Of selling to agents Of for
eign power the secret Of manufacturing
a new bomb fuse.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Aug. 2a:-Buttef. nrm;
SSrssmerieG le@1ees dshtes. 1s@17c. Eggs,
1 199,nss twias. fl1oe: Yosne Amsraess. .l1@
ems thens), 16h Ollie; spsingers, 2di21le.
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Professor Lindsay. commissioner Of schools
in Puerto Rico. Is putting two teachers in
each rural school, one to teach. In the house
and the other out Of doors. the children being
divided into two classes, one-half working in
the house and one-half in the garden; each
child spends half his time working with
books and the other half with tools.
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Continental waters, says Truth, have an
international system, in the way they paste
ing what may be expected IN the matter of
tips.
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SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Aug. o.
Cattle receipts. 1000; market steady; beef
steers, $4@5.60; cows and heifers, $3@425;
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Aug 2s.-Consols
for money, 80 o-18; consois for account 90 GIG:
Anaconda, Az; Atchison, 66A; Atchison pre-
ferred, 90; Baltimore Ohio, s5A Canadian Pa
chic, 1915 Chesapeake & Ohio 84H; Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul, 14e1k De Beers 2o3s |;
Denver Rio Grande, 2s; Denver Rio Grande
preferred, soA; Eis, s1ss; Erie first preferred,
B8A; Erie second preferred, bSh; Illinois Cen
trail. 18TH; Louisville 4 Nashville. 1osN; Mis-
125A; Norfolk Western, 81 ~ Norfolk q wes-
torn preferred, 90; Ontario & Western, PAY !:
Pennsylvania, 64A; Rand Mines 101s; Reading,
21N; Reading first preferred, 4oh Reading Sec
ond preferred, 8b31; Southern Railway, 29h !;
Southern Railway preferred. ST. Southern Pa
cihc, 46N: Union Pacific, TIN; Union Pacific pre-
ferred, 81; United States Steel. 2sss United
States Steel preferred. 70; Wabash, 22k; Wabash
Bar silver, firm, 26ad per ounce.
Money, 1h@1A per cent.
Tho rate Of discount In the open market for
short bills 10 18-18@2x per cent; the rate Of
discount in the open market for three months
bills is 2H@2 1915 per cent.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Aug. 29.-Beef
duil Pork. easy. Lard, firm: prime western
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PEORIA WHISKY, Aug 2e-Whisky ON II.
basis Of $l.2S for finished goods. =
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR Anr % q

NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Aug. 20
giogr-.Ksssipts. II 74e brls; sales. $500 pigs;
Whsat-Rsoeipts. lo.525 bu; sales. 40, 900 bu,
generally easier because OF weak and lower Gu ca.
s s7ss s Ia,' g 7i5sa December Ska
Kye-Duh; state and Jersey, bombac: No. 2
western, eohe I. o 3. atioat. ~ :
on cold weather IN tse be sH
sePtembss, e7Hc December, 57He.
OatshteceiE:s lOa1oo Blu; market nominal;
o. Close: WheaEseptember, seXc; December,
corn-september, s7Kc; December. 57xc.
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, Aug 2o.-Flour-
Steady. Wheat-S Steady; close, No. / nortbern
100000; No. northern, Aas7c; new December
81 0s2c bid. Rye+steady; No. i, &c Barley
Firm; No. 2. GOO; sample, 4s@5ec. Oats-
6oMc asked.
Wheat-Puts, s1h0s111e sellers; calls sexc
bid. 800
Corn-Puts. b0x @tnKe asked. c.n. :, !. -,
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Aug 2e-wheat-spo&
No red western winter. new, steady, As SID;
No: northern spring, strong, es 1od futures
dull; September, 6s 6Md; October, 6s 6sad; De-
cembsr, es 6s4d. Corn-spot American mixed,
steady, ~ oNd; futures dull; September, As sgd;
October, - $40.
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS, Aug.
$50; December, 54K @55c;
May, beAe Tlax-cash northwsstsrn, Il :o1i
es1ac. Glover October, &c. Timothy-septsm.
Der, .$s.1o: October, 1910. Barley-Cash, 400
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moderate. Quality fail, with az good light hogs
On On ssls Prices range ZIP to kS5 Bulk $3.50
table from s476 to $500, fair mixed rom 81 .sb
to 36.5b and Light mixed and lights from Is. 60
to $500.
HogsEe7, 1873 lbs. s5.es; ~, 21b lbs, s545;
lbs 81 l8sS r. 4s a sS X: 22a
27Q lbs, $4.s5; 90. 500 lbs, $4.75. w. 20 ~
Odds and Bnds-e, a5s lbs, f4.7o; 7, 372 lbs,
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ha ar entering the yards reported receipts
western, 8: Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St. Paul.
g. ,uI minneapolis glpss & St Louis, Chicago. st.
~; Northern Pacific. 4; total. "a ,-. ..n'
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Otu8D duu IoOuEb-1, Ids, $S.OO.
Cattle-RscsiptB very light Market nominal.
~ steady on all kinds. Killing steers and good
stock and feeding cattle have sold strong to
grades show little change excepting fair miich
cows, which were q to 90 lower than a week
Cutters and Gamers, 2. 800 lbs. $3.50; g. s88 lbs.
1925; 2, LOSS lbs, $175: Veal calves, s. 40
s ibis $500 III Jos lbs s. Stock and feeding
sheep-Reeeipts heavy, with practically all
Of the supply composed Of westerns What
little there was on the market sold SLOWLY al
quotably steady prices with yesterday.
Among the shippers to the market were: L.
W. Oberhauser, Frazee; T. c. Powers Bros. q
O.. Nashua, Mont; Strobe & Dorsey, Gaiats.
Mont Nom l. NJ Weston, Walthai; h. Mickoley,
D. H. Pettis, ST. Peter; j. Kilroy Csnnnn
Falls; J. 8. MeMinn.. W. b. Yerkes. Briggs.
ore: !. VII. y Price . Sage Wyo; g Black
Kruger, Brownton; G. NJ woodland. Perham !:
r. H. Kempton Redwood Falls; KaddelI &
Snyder, Dudley: Kerr Greene, Gary, S. d. !:
b. Tauritsen, Tyler.
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PUTS AND CALLS,

- 40 0NO S<AADs -
Two o'clock report:
Puts-September wheat, S1Nc.
Calls-September wheat, s24ac.
Curb-September wheat, $40.
Puts-December wheat, 1890.
Calls-Decembsr wheat, S0Hc,
Curb-December wheat, 70X @6Oc.
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MONEY REPORTS

Total sales, LA, 800. noizE T.
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MAOARONr WHEAT

No. 2 macaroni, 2 cars ................. g
No. macaron1, / car s................. g
No. nacaroni, cars .................. g
No. macaront car .................s II
Reiected macarOni, i car ................ II
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NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER. Aug. 2o.-
Topper and lead unchanged.