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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-04-27
Beary soharnbargls De-th.

New Ulm, Texas April 19.-
Henry Scharnberg died Monday.
Theremains win te taken 10 shel.
by, Texas, tonorro. for mternent,
his old home Deceased was in III
Health the past yeer and his death
is regretted BY a Vide circle Of
relatives and friends lie was the
father q Or p. Fl scharnberg Of
this place.
Mr.. Scharubsrg was q Conieeer'
ate veteran and served throughout
the war lie was q member Of
Captain Hays company 10 Silbey'F
Brigade Ike hes number o.
friends IN Sinner nho regret his
death.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-04-27


The Ladies Literary Club mecat
iho4hone Of Mts S IT, Nave onI
Thursday April 2ist with eleven
members present. and Mesdames
wilkins Of Sinner and Dunn oil
Yorktown, and Misses Murphy
and Koch as guests
The first part Of the afternoon
was pro6tably spent in an interest.
ing debate, and ia discussing the
well prepared lessons At the us
uel hour refreshments consisting Of
a dainty salad course, cake and ice
ten we're elegantly served The
dining table was BEAUTIFULLY deco
rnled with drawn 4wo,k and cut
glass. Selections of vocal and in
strumental music added greatly to
the pleasure Of The afternoon.
Much merriment was caused by the
hostess announcinga shoe-race on
She lawn The irstprize beau
Stiful jewel box, was won by Miss
lTommie Hughes, and the consola-
ton prize, a tin bugle, By Miss An
Ina Koch. The afternoon was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present
@.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-04-27

booking for a teacher; for further
information apply 70 the trustees,
Gus Nollkamper, Sinner, or VIM.
Riske, We'd
Rev. G. Stock who has been pas
tor Of the Lutheran church at
misunderstanding the past three
years. has resigned and viii leave
for Galveston this week, from
where he will sail Tor the old coun,
Try. We wish him pleasant voy-
Mage.
Mrs Henry Morgenroth, ST.,
Mrs III. G. Muller and Miss Min
ME Morgenroth spent a few days il
San Antonio last week visiting rel
atives and TO take in the battle o
flowers.
REPORTER.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-04-27

The Tinslsy case was called
Monday in the district court, and
THE trial is now in progress.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-04-27

Butchers and stocxmen's bills Of
g lie, put up in convenient form to
carry IN pocket, for sale at The
Gazette office.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-04-27

The Gazetle and Calveet1n Stmi
Weekly News, $3.50 q Year.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-04-27

L. B. Richter win buy your
hides
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
Total sales, 4,soo.
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Close Money ON call
very easy at Y al per cent; closing bid, q:
ofered oa at l. Time loans easy; so and 80 da5a
Prime mercantile paper. 34 @l4A per cent. ster-
II ling exchange Ial1g firm. with actual business in
! bankers ,b1lsl at So. $50 for demand and at
q q g 80 for 6o-day bills posted rates s4.s6 and
st1Ssy nss1s gass sss Commercial bills s4A Bar
ment bonds steady. Railroad bonds firm.
PA PARIS: Aug 3.-Three per cent rentes, 97f
LONDON. Aug. 8.-The amount Of bullion
was g11S000. = ssNNs
BERLIN, Aug. 3.-Exchange on London. 20
marks 46M nfennigs for checks. Discount rate
a For short bills, per cent; three months bills,
ST. SG. oPs PAuL, u Aug. s.-Bank clearings today,
MINMNEMAPOLLS, M Pa Aug. s3.--Bank clearings to
day, SSo,SaS 81 ;S1 New York exchange, selling
rate, soc premium; buying rate, 30c premium
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
CHICAGO GRAIN
EARLY GAIN IN SEPT WHEAT BECAUSE OF
HIGHER GABLES AND CROP NEWS.


Chicago, avg. "a gain Of over cent oc-
Cured In the price Of wheat for September de-
livery here today. The sharp advance was due
to an active general demand resulting from high
er cables and unfavorable crop news. At the
start the feeling was rather unsettled, many
traders being Of the opinion that the time had
come for reaction. Opening quotations Of Sep.
tember were 1s@Ac lower to. shade higher
changed to buishness and september advanced cs
to 957sc: Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
last week and 261 year ago.
report Of local crop statistician stating that
largely exaggerated. Under this selling septem-
Der declined to 93Ac, but general sentiment was
still bullish and prices again started upwards.
The market closed firm, with September up
e5Se; December, o4k as4Hs; Msy. sese; 0'a'
e4s @eee ne 40 hard res 5@ssse; $685. No bard aed
93A @e5e; No. northern $1.oe; No. 2 northern,
81 ;02; No, spring. s5c4s1.
spite of the strength Of wheat and sharp ad-
vance C = at Liverpool september @ opened ls@Ac
ana then rallied to 52c Local. reee,pte
were 113 cars, with Of contract grade
Profit taking by leading commissionhouse
caused increased weakness. September selling off
to 81 Rc The cause was weak with September
down 1ssc at 51A @51%c.
Close: Corn: August, 51Ac; September, 514@
01a dssh eesa So = sss bS 5sc MSS ~
Influenced by weakness Of corn, the oats mar
ket showed moderate losses. September opened
We lower to Nc higher at 34sc to S5c, and
30 cars.
s4 Gls;e Dsssser 9sss Auggs st as $50
The following was the range of prices:
opening sss@se5A esN 9ss ss4M es@ssA Mss
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
RISE, THEN FALL,
ON WALL STREET
RELAXED PRESSURE HARDENED
MARKET ON OPENING.
Advance in Southern Pacific Renewed
Room Traders Efforts to Sell
EARLY in Day Forced Market Down.

New York. Aug. 3.-A rise of M in
Tennessee Coal was the only change IN
excess of a half among the stocks quoted
in the opening dealings today. Other
changes We're mixed, with small gains pre-
dominating.
A relaxation of the pressure against the
stocks that showed heaviness at the open
ing caused the market to harden imme-
diately. st. Paul. Reading, Louisville,
Southern Pacific. United States Steel pre-
ferred, Brooklyn Transit and Metropoli-
tan Street Railway were conspicuously firm
and their advances Of ss to Il stimulated
the entire market. Room traders who
attempted to take profits at the top found
the demand had become very scant, and
their efforts to sell forced the market
down and about wiped out the rise.
Yesterdays advance in Southern Pacific
and other active stocks rose a fraction in
sympathy. Southern Railway preferred
gained on the good yearly report and
Kansas City Southern preferred rose q.
Lead lost B, and Westinghouse Electric q.
Bonds We're steady at noon.
The favorable character Of the govern
ments report on the cotton crop aroused
better demand for the southern and
southwestern stocks. St. Louis South
western preferred, Texas & Pacific and
Southern Railway advanced a point each.
Other stocks meanwhile were neglected,
o'A'N, oASSA l1Ao squirt III Lu0 SCCCCOu car
riers ceased, the market fell into q rut
again. Erie first preferred moved up 2
points on the calling of a directors meet
ing this afternoon to take dividend action.
Late in the afternoon Louisville was
taken in hand and advanced TX and ST..
Louis 8 San Francisco second preferred
21a. The general market, which had been
at a standstill, stifened up and the best
prices Of the day were made. st. Paul.
Kansas & Texas preferred and Colorado g.
Southern first preferred rose about a point
each and North Western 2. Grass Twine
fell off 1s4.
The cotton stocks continued to advance,
but there was some selling Of the general
list at 5recessions. st. Louis Southwestern
advanced B, Southern Railway stocks and
Kansas & Texas preferred about III, Kan
sas City, Fort Scott & Memphis preferred
2, st. Louis & San Francisco second pre-
ferred 2A. st. Joseph & Grand Island
first preferred 31s, and Chicago & Eastern
Illinois certificates s, the last named with
a reaction of 8. The cotton stocks reacted
before the closing, which was dull and
heavy.
Stock quotations reported for The journal by
Watson g. Co., brokers, Chamber Of Commerce,
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03

BUTTER-Receipts yesterday. a,no7 ,h..
ereameries. extras, 1esc; creameries. arsts. ibc:
stock ats5a sa1e&e 81 dai'e' seconds l0'se pack
do1 aGGReeeipts Yesterday 45e cases; candled
case case count cases included s75; dirties. per
eassf per Or sts 50 1asey a
fe Sp,cgg gooS q g@4 Young Amesieas faneS a; tt,;
SWISS aa No. ae i,dst Rsim9st &c. S9 S@,ss
No. No. olsi e lmbulee1 l1la as,sies No No i0 Iburssr
! LIVE PouLTRYeT1s PouLTRYSTsurkeys' ie: iSe; iS hens s,hm
ye Young ST. ed 0@ss ss old
ta9 REBsss5 e SsdS ssNs fancy lD 7@7e
lof&f1ShHi ffSHRlsfess5 5RPlla ss 6os; SSse lanes'
sfsSp{s; ss Se Pes ste 1885, 1885, sunsh perch and
PoTAToEs-Nseww', 1dsse psr 6a. saate; Sos. sl'20.
Sk8b SSkk1GbRsy sslsx iSo 10. lbs g. s.
medium $50 green, fancy $780, pss Oui medium I'll So
SAP14; PiGHoNs%fsn. HmosNsssowfst =; t.. ,o,.a : :,
Ur oead doz, $2 squads. small, poor and thin.
BEANS Quotations include sacks: Fancy
navy. navy. per bu, 1925; choice navy. 81; medium,
nand-pieked, 50; medium, fair. 81 Is; medium
onu oA ~, OoWiOC, Drown, fancy 81 .76:
n,own' ~ W. 1alr to good, So; Lima, California per
APPLEs-per brl, 81.
,1o!KsANGEs-Late Valencias, all sizes $3.50:
Aleed1terranean Sweets, all sizes, 81.
.LEMONS-California, fancy, as to size, 81 ,25:
cn91ce 9GS, y; Messinas $35O@4.
choice 51h,ts ~, white LIB sections 1sc;
goldensod 1oe; extracted white. IN cans, 7c % e9
l1ss VEST s~Soli oo1sT s. rRu1rs-peaches 10, noz
att Sito; IL plums per crate 9oc@$125; fancy Bart
BEHEbEHS1Esa1ttseeaafs GBGEHHEEBbEEHFsSass-1t case c,sa sa5s9i g
BLAgKBERRIEsE teas CASE Pi;Sy ssa
crate, 75c. TNoo' oaeAe'
WATERMELONs-Eac 25c.
SOUR CHERRIES-16-qt case, S1bo,
bANANAS-Jumbo -.bo punches, $3@s.S5; large
ounGnes' niST' $2.5oG@275; medium punches, $2@2.25
NE NEW vEGETABLEs-B Beans, string, bu, 75c;
s5e; corn, green, doz, i25s @i5c; cucumbers. D sG
@Sbe; caulihower, doz, 75c@$1; egg plant, doz
$i.oo@1.75; lettuce, doz, 15c; lettuce, heads
12e; mint, per doz, 40c; onions, per doz punches
ss99@2oe; s9 parsley, doz 25c; pieplant, 100 lbs,
81; green peas, bu, 75c@$1; rutabagas bu, 6Oc;
rredishes, round doz punches, 15Q2oc tomatoes
fancy, four-basket crates, CSC; turnips bu'
QUO; watercress, doz, 9oc; garlic, lb, 13@15c.
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Aug. 81
sugar, raw firm; fair refining, 31bc; centrifugal
ss.test os,s AZ; molasses sugar, 3Ac; refined firm;
6.16c.
Coffee, steady; No. Rio, z 7-16c
Molasses, steady; New Orleans, 81@s2c.
COTTON CONDITION,
Washington Aug. 0.-,Average condition cot
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
GOES
POOR ON SCHOOLS
State Treasurer Says Only One
Other State Spends as Much
for Education.
New York Sun Special Service.

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 3.-According
to statement just issued by State
Treasurer Miller, Mississippi is spend
Ing more money per capita than any
other state in the union, save Massa-
chusetts, on account of education, and
Is really beggaring herself in order
that her children may be sent out into
the world prepared to do battle with
the best.
During 1908, total receipts at the
office of the state treasurer We're
$2,263,671.55, of which $1,720,7S4.2s
was paid out on account Of education.
OF this sum, $1,250,oOO went to the
public schools. This year the expen-
ditures on account Of the public
schools will be even greater, for the
turned into the state treasury, is now
retained in the county where paid
and the state makes no charge against
that source of school revenue.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
CLEVELAND INVITED
TO TAKE THE STUMP

Chicago, Aug. 3.-An invitation was
forwarded today by western demo-
cratic leaders to ex-President Grover
Cleveland to take the stump for Judge
Parker in illinois in the coming presi-
dental campaign. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Cleveland will take the mat
ter under consideration in conference
with Judge Parker at an early date.
This action of the western managers
is in accordance with a general plan
of campaign decided upon by them
andWhile National Chairman Taggart
has not publicly made any statement
on@the subject, the move has his ap-
proyal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
STATE GRAIN INsPEcTIoN Aue .

Inspected n-Wheat---Cars-Great Northern
rejected, 2: no grade. /. - =
Chicago, Milwaukee, s. st: Paul--No: 2 north
Minneapolis & st. iouis-No. northern, i n !;
No. 3. 2: no grade, /. =
3, 2: rejected, g - ~ ->"
8, !. = - -
Total-No. northern, 2; No. northern, 20;
No; 3, 9; rejected. is; no grade, 4.
Other Grains-Rejected lnacaroni wheat, /: No.
winter wheat, 16: No. winter wheat, 4; No.
yellow corn. 5; No. 3 white corn. /; No. i
corn, 81 no grade corn, 1; No. 3 white oats, Z:
No. white oats, II: No. oats, g no grade
oats oats, 2; No: 2srys. :; no grade rye, !; No. 5
rejected fax. 2: no grade flax /.
Cars Inspected 0ut-No. northern wheat, 72;
No. no; northern wheat, 81; No; wheat, 10; re.
wheat. q: No. 8 white oats, i; No 4 white
oats, 3; No. barley. 8; No. 1 fax, 8; rejected
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
GIRLS KICK ON CHIN
REBUKES A MASHER
New York Sun Special Service.

NOW 1oEk Dun special Service,
philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 3.-A
plucky young woman taught a fresh
youth of 20 a strenuous lesson in good
manners on board a Pennsylvania
railroad ferryboat today. The young
woman was leaning against a post in
the forward part Of the boat when
the young man began nudging her.
She moved away, but he repeated his
actions.
Then raising her skirt just above
her shoe top, she let fly her dainty
foot with marvellous swiftness and
caught the insolent ogler such ter
rifle blow under the chin that it felled
him to the floor on his back. AS he
lay half stunned on the deck, the
irate young woman slapped his face
right and left with resounding
whacks, exclaiming fercely as she ap-
piled the blows: Take that, and that,
and that! 1t will teach you better
manners next time if not better witt
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
NEW YORK PROVISIONS. Aug. s.-Beef.
nrm. Pork, dull; mess, $14.25@14.76. Lard
easy; prime western steam, ST 80

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Aur a-corso,s =
Tor money, SIN; ,consols for account, 81 1916:
Alnaeondas laae a., s%: Atchison, 1913 Atchison pre-
P Pacific. 12sA Chesapeake & Ohio aIk cyhicago
Great G Western, AN; Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
222M; ver Denver 4 Rio Grande preferred 7s; iJ Erie
25s: Erie lie first preferred. 625s: Erie second pre-
Ierred 81; Illinois Central, 1876; LouisyiIle &
NSasshville, S,s , ll77k; Missouri Kansas & Texas
lsA New York Central 1211a: Norfolk & West
tario & Western. Bly,; pennsylvania, 81 h: Rand and
Mines, Mines, 9B; Reading 267s Reading first Nfrso pre-
1erred Y; Reading second preferred 35: Sonth
eT ern Railway. 25; Southern Railway preferred
81 Southern Pacific, SIX; Union Pacific az: ss:
Union Pacthc preferred. Sc; United States Stee1
~; United States Steel preferred. 62ss: Va,
bash. bash. ia; es1 Wabash preferred 3s1s Spanish
Big Bar silver, steady. 27d per ounce Money, 2h
The rate of discount In the open market ror
short bills is 2N 0l2 per cent. The rata iof OF
diseognt n the open market for three-months
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03

Northern Pacific Summer Attractions.
$50 Portland, Tacoma and Seattle
and return, on sale Aug. 18th to 18th.
$50 San Francisco and return. on
sale Aug. 18th to Sept. 10th.
Homeseekers' excursions the first
and third Tuesdays of August, Sen
tember and October.
Weekend excursions to all resorts
on the main line and the Duluth
Short Line : - -
Side trips into the Yellowstone Ma
tional park.
North Coast Limited and Pacific
Express train service.
And many others too numerous to
mention. Call at the Northern pa
cif1c city ticket Office for information.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Aug. s.-The market was
active. but not SO strong, tho up 1c at one time
Eastern inquiry allows some sales, but light ones
Shippers have trouble in getting grain to sell
| September opened unchanged at 96Ao and solo
up to to s1Ae aeA4. in "a, few moments t then fell
those points. and closed at 97c. an advance Of
| 3ac; December advanced &c. Flax was very
duh and closed nc lower all around. September
The close; Wheat. to arrive, No. northern
SLOT; No. 2 northern, $1.osa; on track No.
Fsai r. 81 10 sse; sspts@bsr, spb msfe sfe
e2 x & on On asa and to arrive
eats On irase se
371ac; to arrive, 357ac; September, 34c; to ar
rive IN august a4c rye to arrive, CSC; or
Cars inspected; Wheat, % cars. last year 10
M n fax h,r1av 4 las yeaf 49, Ressipts Wheat
Wheat, 52,269 bu; oats, 6,o26; barley, 16e; fax
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Aug. a.
Tgr TaPg r psefRts Sf ss bTs sales
sales, 300 900 BY Opened shade lower on foreign
bash crop From nut the nerfhwese an
covering. Later the market eased of slightly
se%ber Rse sRts0ef Mays SsssA$s e.
Rye, nominal. Corn receipts, $4,000 bu: sales
beT 55@55Ac. Oats receipts, 1874 600 bu; nolni.
Wsss sse ssRtsn1ss @ egks 5sH B
cember. 547sc.
MILWAUKEE GRAIN AND FLOUR, Aug. s.
hzhsz Ss New ssp}shssP asEhssn
4% STsy stssd;rS AMI Fo sss sam sample "a.
as %asss ssFst; ~ o S!% s'S calls es4s bid.
Corn-Puts, 5OBc asked calls, 52Ac.
.r
Mssss vi hgnsS IS bs sg sSsss
SS5$$sss S5$sss n n "a sse = sef &c.,
4saRe Soa White, Nga 4e@5oc *Sese ae s. 4ssSc 3
higher NJ red cash eieSstefs track Reis1 81
No. hard sse Sorn 1owee? Ne
2 cash, nominal, on track 5sc; September, 5oTc:
Sa5f sse g. pssh @
34Ac; No. White 5e1kc. 7S'' ''enOef'
CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS. Aup
sMhye, f.. September, &c; August, Csc. Flax
and
s11,25 Barley, cash, 2s@53c. eN' -N'sN -
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Aug. s.-wheat, spot,
nominal; futures steady; September, es 1OAd;
ibeeemh,er De, IS llssd Corn spot steady Amer:
steady; September, As sgd. !,
NEW YORK PRODUCE, Aug. a-nut+er
| steady and unchanged; extra creamery, TIC;
receipts 70, 800 lbs. Cheese, irregular; receipts
se ssir fslr "a aood to Sood ds small white
colored, fancy, INC; fair to good, 7Gl7Hc; large
@ white fancy, 7ssc:, fair to good, 7G7Hc; large
Sh @6Ac; skins. full to light, 1c to &C. Eggs
nrmer. but no change in prices receipts, 1866
C CHICAGO s PRODUCE, Aug. s-Butter, steady
firm; at mark, cases included 1914 mi 6Sc p
Cheese, Cheese, STEADY; daisies, s@s1hc; twins, ~ @sc
a,r1.ag 1oung Americas, sGSAc. Poultry live frmer
/ Potatoes. easy; Early Ohios, St. Louis, 45@4se
Minnesota, 5o@55e; home grown, sacks, 759Sc
SO@125 lbs, 7@Sc. 80 0sS's
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
sHEEHAN AS LEADER
Tasgart Says New Yorke, VIII Head Ex
ecutive Corr nttt. e.

Indianapolis. Aug. 3.-4lh n. S Taggart.
chairman of the democratic national COM
mittee. authorized the announcement to-
day that William f. Sheehan of New York
will be chairman Of the national executive
committee. He said it was not certain
whether he would be able to announce
the other members of the committee to-
day.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
THE CASH TRADE
FAIR DEMAND FOR ALL GOOD COARSE
GRAINS

FLAX-The market held steady and firm with
good general demand for all offerings. Not
enough good stuff Is coming in to meet demand
and more would sell readily.
$ Minneapolis received 5 cars against I a year
ag0i and shipped L. Duluth received cars.
i to arrive, 81 .23A; August $1.23A.
QATS-Fair demand for choice oats at about
1910 for No. white. Receipts, IS cars: shin
ments, 3 cars. No. white closed at seize for
~ old and 33Ac for new ~ -
CORN-A firm market. Not much business
but some trade In No. 3 at 55c and No. al
o4Ac. No. yellow closed at 55c. Receipts.
3cars shipments, car.
FEED AND MEALI-Coarse cornmeal and
q cracked corn, In sacks, sacks extra S19 so; No
Il ground feed, 2-3 corn and 1-3 oats SO-lb sacks
sacks extra, $20.25; No. 2 ground feed IL corr
and u oats, To-lb sacks, sacks extra, sci; No
ground feed, Is corn and 2-8 oats, 75-lb sacks
sacks extra. $21 Is.
MILLSTUFFS-Bran in bulk, $14; shorts
S16.50; middlings, $40: red dog. $M; all Z o b
In Minneapolis; in 10O-lb sacks, ST. 90 per ton ad
ditional; in 200-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional.
Shipments. S76 tons.
RYE-Closng figures for No. 2, e2c. Receipts,
car: shipments, i car.
BARLEY-Feed grades are quoted at S2@3sc:
mating grades 3s@45c. Receipts cars; ship.
ments. 2 cars. =
HAY-Choice timothy. ss@s5o; No. timo.
bthy, $7@1.o0: No. timothy. $6@6.6o; No. 9
timothy. $5@550; upland choice, $70l7 so: No
! upland S6@6.50; No. 2 upland, $5@5. so; mid.
land. 90: rye straw, $6.5O@7; wheat and
aoat straw. $3.5o94.5O. Receipts, 81 tons.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
GENERAL PRODUCE:

Official quotations Of tha M,rreo,o,,.
rToduee Exchange, corrected up to ie M.
~ W.sanesday, Aug. 3.--Butter, steady. Eggs.
steady. Poultry, dull. Veal, Ann.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
THE FLOUR MARKET
STRAIGHT AND PROBABLE HIGHER PRICES
TRADE MQQERA ATE

TRADE MODERATE
), quotations We're unchanged to noon, holding
strong and will follow wheat closely and millers
say higher -four prices are not unlikely. There
rs no increase In business, which is moderate
on the whole, Orders coming cnly from buy.
ers who need flour urgently. and there is nc
prices The output is light and there ia no I'm.
mediate likelihood of any more starting up
= Shipments, "a ,261 brls.
First patents are quoted at $5.3Om64o; sec.
9nd patents. S5;2o@P.30; first clears, SO. 5@975;
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03

for the day By loads as follows: Chicago Great
western. 1se 2: Chicago, Milwaukee s st. Paul
%; Po,, Maannneapolis & St. Louis, 49, Chicago ST.
III 500 Line. 2; Northern Pacific, 25; total, o.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
THE DAYS REPORTS
December Wheat
CLOSING CASH PRICES

On TrackNo $1oA: No
to arrive,
No 32@45c
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
PROVISIONS
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Aug. a-smaller re-.
SfaRts OF nogs than estimated together with
dertone in provisions. Trading however. was
extremely e. g, quiet d September pork was up az
at $500. Ribs were up 21a @5c, at ST 67h.
:, eiose; Pork-september, $12.s21a; October,
$500; October, $6.96@6s71s; January $e.s7%
hios-september, s7.62A; October, $7.65 d d
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03

COTTON CONDITION,
Washington, Aug. 5.-Average condition cot.
fton, fo0, 916e, as compared with ssc on June Is,
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03

81; LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Aug. 3.-cattle-
weak and lower on oversupply; beef steers, So. so
Q2;oo; cews and heifers $225@4. 30.
Ft3gs-Rece1pts, 5000; market 1Oc higher:
pigs and lights. s. 5o@5.a5; butchers and best
heavy, $5.lC@5.4715. 'e''
S3So@a.75; lambs. $4.5O@5.5o.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON. Aug. a.-cotton mar
months / point higher to points lower. Tie
tone seemed fairly steady, in keeping with the
was checked c6e by a better demand for spot cot
ton, 10000 bales of which was sold at the
decline of u points. Futures to s points
lower, or point or two better than due. Trad,
ing was fairly active at the opening and the
market immediately following the call was fe-
verish and more or less irregular. Opinions as
to the showing Of the ,no3thy report varied
the attitude of leading speculative interests.
In a general way however, shorts were lit
tie the more confident and prices were little
lower, showing a decline of about 6 to II
points by the end of the first hour.
Cotton future opened easy. august. 10000
bid 10000 asked: September, 9:75c; October,
963c; November. 9.57c; December, 9.55c; Janu.
At midday the market was feverish and NET
46l6 points lower
Spot cotton quiet: middling uplands. 10000;
middling gulf 10.75c.
Cotton, spot, quiets points lower: middlins
nplands 1045c; middling gulf. 1C.70c. Sales.
215 bales.
Cotton futures closed steady; August. 9.e7c;
September, 9.7oc; October, 9.5sc:. November,
94Sc; December. 9.51c; January. 9.53c: Febru-
ary, 955c; March. 9.5sc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-08-03
CHICAGO LIVE sT
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK. Anr a-neeeints

eos SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Aug. s.-Receipts,
500 cattle. $500 hogs.
- aogsmstsady to SC lower. Sales: 60, 2so lbs,
20; 60. 2so lbs, $4e5; 80, 214 lbs, s5O5.
e lbs Sesoes 2SS c2Is 5s and
heifers $50 lbs. 81 40; 10 cows and heifers, 800
ips 10 SI.ao: COWS and heifers, ,O40 lbs. SS 90
Ss25; Z stockers, 1,o2o lbs, $3.50: 6 yearlings,
oao IDS 500; yearlings. 61O lbs, $275;