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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-08
THE CASH TRADE
OATS AND RYE F1RMER; OTHER GRAIN
-- ABOUT STEADY

OATS AND RYE FIRMER; OTHER GRAINS
ABOUT STEADY.
2 FLAX-Receipts, none. against cars last
year; shipments, Duluth, none.
2 Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash., S1.474; to
arrive, $1.27A. 49, =,
p oATs-No. white closed at 271ac. Receipts,
8 cars; shipments, cars. -r, ....I :
CORN-Closing lriceS Tor No. s yellow, 52Ac.
Receipts, 2 cars; shipments, none ~ -
"a FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornme1l
and cracked corn. in sacks, sacks extra. $40; No.
ground feed, 2-3 corn and 1-3 oats, SO-lb sacks,
sacks extra, $19.25; ground Iced u corn and u
oats, SO-lb sacks, sacks extra, $685. No. 3
ground feed, 1,3 corn and 2-3 oats. 7o-lb sacks,
sacks extra, 500. =.
MILLSTIFEs Bran in bulk, s12. 75@1a;
$3.50; all Q b in Minneapolis; in 2oo-lb sacks,
81 per ton a0ditional in 1O0-lb sacks. 81. so per
ston additional Shipments. LAOS tons. -,
t RYE-No. 2 closed at 55M M56Ac. Receipts
none; shipments, none. ,-, ~
= -BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 33@3sc
mailing grades. 39@43c. Receipts, 8 cars;
shipments u -. .-.~~-,.
IIAI-Choice timothy, sS.5o@9; No. 2 tim
othy, $7@I.5o; No. 8 timothy, $60l7; choics
uplands. $SMS.5o: wheat and oat straw. Sligo
receipts, so tons. - ~ =
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ARIZONA COPPER, Aug. s.-Furnshed by
in excellent condition, with all offerings we'll
taken. Junction was favorite, opening at
S72, with tendency to drop back, but reach
ing $76 bid later in the day. Rumor has 1t
that things to be doing in Warren Devel-
orment in the next ten days: Calumet s.
Pittsburg sold all day at $27, with big de-
mand at the close Present indications are for
an advance of two or three points on, all
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KANSAS CIT YLUEsTooK Aug. Seattle
Receipts IT 600; market steady to 1Oc lower;
native steers, $4@5.e0: native cows and heifers.
S2@5.15; stockers and feeders, $2.76 40;
calves, $3.5O@6; western steers $3.25@5; ives.
tern cows, 1904.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market 5@71c higher;
bulk of sales. $5.95@6.05; heavy, $5.9O@595;
pigs and flights, $5.95@6.O7A.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong; NUT
tons, S4.25@525; lambs, $5.25@e.5O; range
wethers, $4.25@5.25; fed ewes, $3.75@4.4o.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Aug. s-Catt1e-Re
ceipts, 5000; market steady beef steers, So 60
n9 stock sg and o feeders
70 martet S242
and lights, $8@e;2G; packers, $e@61O; butchers
Sheep-Receipts 500; market steady; natives
s425@4.75; lambs, s5@7.a5; Texans, s4.5o@
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METAL MARKETS,

New York. Aug. S.-The local copper mar
ket remained firm with moderate demand re-
ported. Lake and electrolytic are quoted at
$15.Y7h @15bO; castings at S14. s71s @15.121h.
No. ! foundry northern. is quoted at $16.25
@17;, No. foundry, northern, at s15; 15@16.5o;
2 foundry southern, at $15.50@ls25.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-08
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, AUG. S.
The following are the receipts and shipments
It the principal primary wheat markets:
pEcE7pTs AND SHIPMENTS. 4

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, AUG. 7.
Received-Wheat, 1873 cars. 121 40 bu; ccrn
t. $50 bu: oats 1900 bu; barley, $3.50 bu; -four,
800 brls millstuffs 50 tons; hoy 80 tons; car
shipped-Wheat, 81 cars, "a, $50 bu; oats,
5000 bu barley 13,6so bu: -four s5,6e3 brls;
mllstuffs, LAOS tonss hay, 10 tons; linseed oil,
44O, 900 lbs; oil cake 22O, 900 lbs; CARROTS, 352
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Hog prices strong with some sales looking &c
mand strong. Average quality today fair, tho
chSGe stuff was e to SALE s br init TOP
S s?Se eiods tsr to to EeSS
E Esss fsis Pf~s Choice
p: s 81 lbs $5s3 81 20 Is, S; SSsS; o. s.
$780, 1 t1s SO ibs rs 5G lbs st lbs
Pigs R sS IS and o vel hts 40 lbs
sfsss aS tS B ss $S' STAG So O u.s.
CATTLE Receipts fairly liberal. String of
western cattle received billed thru. Stuff sale
cows s on offer. stockers and feeders fairly ae-
tive, with prices about steady with last week.
Feeding bulls steady to 1oc lower Butcher and
| heavy grades 2oc lower. Mich cows Of best
quality strong. others low and steady. Sales:
2 $40 Is sa.25; 4, LAP lbs, $40: s. 100 lbs,
So 2 LOGO snd lbs S25s; $50 ss9 lbs ST.
$2.l5; 4, 1857 lbs, $1.75; 2 so5 lbs, s1.75; 2,
butcher Bulls, 1910 lbs $3.50; 2, e25 lbs,
| $225.
| Veal Calves. 100 lbs, s525; 8, 1853 lbs,
S.; 8, Isl lbs, IS; 2. 2so lbs, IS; 2, 40 lbs,
Stock and Feeding steers-2o. 800 lbs, $50:
Z, 657 lbs, $2.75; 8, $40 lbs, $40; 16, $50 lbs,
s2:75: 10, 10 lbs $685. I, el2 lbs, $3.50; s.
Y
Stock Cows and Heifers-5, es2 lbs, s2.25; s.
494 lbs, 81.
| Stock and Feeding Bulls, LAS lbs, So 40
/ 2, 1000 lbs, $40; 2, 760 lbs, So; 6, 423 lbs
\ Milch Cows and Springers-S cows calves
I 500; cows calves, $73; cows, $40; l COW
$50; 1 cow, $37.
sHEEP-Receipts moderate and market active
Demand good; prices mostly steady on spring
lambs, tho some sales were 1Oc to sc higher
Very choice bunch Of spring lambs sold CON
tract at 1919. Sheep prices fully steady. Aver
age quality good.
:: Killing Sheep and 'Lambs-16 lambs, 9S lbs
1918: 100 lambs, 20 lbs $3.50; 80 lambs &C
lbs, $3.50: 81 lambs, 10 lbs, $50: 9S lambs
8S lbs, $6.15; 10 lambs, 10 lbs, Sc: 42 lambs
IS lbs, $3.50; lambs. 50 lbs. SIS; 26 ewes III
lbs, 81 3d. 10 owes, 120 lbs, 81. %; 10 lambs 4l
lbs, $4.25; ewes, S5 lbs $4.25: ~ Gull lambs
81 lbs, 81; 1 buck, $50 lbs, $2.75, 1 buck, 13(
lbs, $1.5O.
stockers and Feeders ewes 80 lbs. So o5
Among the shippers the market were
F. johnson, P. T. Olafsen, J. Guam, starbuck
g. H. Burch, Rurtram; ]. Ryan, Prior Lake
G. F: Ferch, Odessa; c. Hill Durnont shanl
Packing company, Shakopee; A. Gilstad, Dee
Park; G. W. NASSAU, Clear Lake, e. c. Nelson
Walnut Grove: ]. ]. Sturgeon Marshall; Abe,
Bros; New Richmond; NJ. F. Maynard Lons
Prairie; P. Hemes, Browerville; J. Schmidt ri
Schooner, FreeDort: ". D. Thompson Dodr,
center; f. Hanson, Cochran; II. Kaye, Nader
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-08
HOGS ARE STRONG
And sc HIGHER
LIGHT RECEIPTS BUT THE QUAIL
ITY MUCH BETTER.

Fairly Liberal Receipts Of Cattle for
Sale and a String of Western Stuff
Billed Thru-Stockers and Feeders
More Active with Prices About
Steady with Last Week-Sheep Re-
ceipts Moderate and the Market Ac-
tive
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-08
GREAT CORN PROMISE
KANSAS AND MISSOURI To-
GETHER LOOK LIKE 51s,OoO,Oo0
BUSHELS THIS SEASON.

Kansas City, Aug. 8.--The heaviest Of this
years corn crop will be in the southwest,
where 1t was partial failure last year. The
two states of Kansas and Missouri will this
year produce 51s,OOO,OOO bushels Of corn, one
nth OF the entire corn crop. This is the great
est crop ever raised in the states, and will be
finished in a few days. This years corp COM
pares with last years as follows, figures given
in bushels:
1905 1904 Increase.
Missouri 266 900, 600 151, OOO coo 115, 900
Kansas 1852, OOO, coo 1874, 100000 5000, 900
Totals .51s, OOO, 900 2S5, 100000 233, 600, 600
Missouri Pacific, Atchison and Rock Island will
benefit principally from this great output of
corn, as al three have large mileage there.
Missouri Pacific will benefit most, as its mileage
Is large IN both states, while that of Rock
Island and Atchison is principally in Kansas.
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Aug. s.-Receipts

Cattle LOO; hogs, 1000.
lbs s. 20 u.s. s54S; 3 y ies s.
lbs, S. So; 49 beeves, 100 lbs, AGO; 20 beeves,
1s1 l6s $4s5; eoNs and 90. heifers 81 a. lbs
and feeders 500 lbs s2.95: Is stockers and
feeders, 917 lbs. 1928; 4s stockers and feeders,
lbs, $3.50; 20 calves and yearlings, SOL lbs,
So; IS calves and yearlings 575 lbs $3.5
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-08

WHEAT MOVEMENT BIZ ROADS, AUG. g..
. Observation-Disclosures. 10 cars; Omaha. 12;
st. Louis, 2; Wisconsin Central, 10; Burlington,
-: 500, 3. -...ss.
Shipped-N1ilwaukee Fl cars: Omaha, u: st.
Louis. 8; Great Northern, 3S; Burlington, 5.
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Transfer Aug. S.-Barrett and Zimmerman re-
port that the market is featured by much
broader demand for all classes; offerings have
drafters. There is a slight increase in the
movement of drivers; receipts Of good quality.
All classes moving at the following values:
$40 to $165; drifters common to good, $120
to $140; farm mares, extra, $135 to $3.50;
farm mares, choice. $110 to $135; farm mares,
S150
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PROVISIONS

were steady as result Of a sc: advance in ' the
price Of live hogs. The market received fair
support from packers. September pork was 21ac
lower to 2hc higher at $13.87 v @13.92h. Lard
was off 2hc at s7.571a. Ribs were up DC at
$s25.
Close-Pork. September, $14O21a @14.o5; DC
tober, $14.021a. Lard September 100; October
$40; November, 7.55; December, $7.27h; Janu
airy. $7.22]a. Ribs, September, $s.30@s.321a
October, $8.37h.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-08

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by roads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 2; Chicago ST. Paul, Minneapolis Il
Omaha, 8; Great Northern, Al; Chicago, Bur
lington g. Quincy, 5; 500 Line, "a; Northern
Pacific, IS; total, 143.
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South st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. -s.-Estimated
receipts at the Union Stock Yards today: Cat
tie, $500; calves, 300; hogs, 1900; sheep, 300;
cars, 143.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. /. 1905, to date, as compared with the
same period in 1904: $50
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars;
1905 " 139,OO2 81 672 552, 49S 23S,421 3,462
1904. 81, $50 %, 1853 572 s62 2sO, 1854 12,3lI
Increase. 39,172 S,314 ...... ....:.: Lib
Decrease, ...... go: 2o,364 4l,o43 -.
The Following table shows receipts thus
far in August compared with the same
,,a,;o1 IN, 1unj.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-08

CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Aug.
s.-Rye, cash. 59A @6oc; September, 5sc; De-
cember, SOC. Flax cash, northwest, 81. %; south
west $1.13. Timothy, September, So. 4o03. So
Glover. August $127 Barley, cash, 39@42c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-08
THE FLOUR MARKET

PRICES STEADY-MILLERS WAITING FOE
THE NEW WHEAT.
= The market shows quotable change, and
demand remains moderate, No large orders
We're reported. Milers are waiting for new
: wheat. and their customers are waiting for
lit also.
Shipments, 1868 barrels.
First patents are quotabe at $5.5o@5.eo; Sec
ond patents, $5.3O@5.4O: first clears, $4@4.1O;
second clears, $2.65@2.75.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-08
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Finley Darrell has been selling May wheat
all morning in Chicago =
Rankin also selling wheat
q Kidston buying Chicago corn,
Looks like Patten also buying corn
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-08
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

9 a 5sxer aSS AK vas weak The "f sot tom
coming as ne Possible s se epfg bsTs old
wheat sold at the opening at SIC and gradually
ali sy e s S ss soa Ss 81 from dull
VI Lips, with little doing. The American Lin
p pree sna Il to to be gs the
S@Fs bt S'n fax. sF:aP; % Ship
Ne nSst4eF9 49, No.
+ < e osisn. $i4s arrive:
Rye, 56Ac. '4~'
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Aug. 8.
Flour, receipts 1923 brls sales, ri 900 brls;
steady and unchanged Minnesotas bakers, So. rs
600 -bu; steady and shade higher on scat
tered covering and in sympathy With
@ssc Rge No. Westein sse
New York Corn, receipts, 6e,soo bu; dull;
ssAc; May, 9Oc. Corn. September, eoc; Decem.,
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Aug. s.-Close:
Wheat, 1c higher; September 75@75hc; De-
e ee 75%c; May, 7s1sc; cash No. hard.
aaeAc; December soAe; May, sessc; cash No.
9.t mixed s4s.d 4sh@ 5oe; No white; 4aA @5oc
| mixed, 26k@2Shc. s.s: So r :
MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN, Aug.
s;-Fl s1 o lower Wheat steady; No: | north
seRtennsr, s23A @s25se asked; puts: SIC bid
dull; No. 2, soc; sample, 4O@4sc Oats lower;
standard, 2S@20c. Corn steady; September, 53A
! 53Bc asked; puts, 531sc bid; calls, "a Nc asked
os ST: LOUIS 81 GRAIN AN Avg selose Wheat
s6e sePt te r., 1895; December, s1A @s1Hc;
s sa 5q 9asG,ut track @52c; September
cash, 26c; track, 261Ac; September, 25%c; De.
cember, 261ac; No. white, 291Ac. =
WINNIPEG VI GRAIN, Aug: s.-August closed
at 91c, October opened at S21ac. closed Size;
cash closed, No. ! northern, $1.o1; No. 2, Csc;
No; 3, SIC; Nc. extra, Tic; No. 4, roc; No
cars; last year. 800; for day, 10; last year, S.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Aug. s.-Close: Wheat
spot, nominal; futures, steady; September. IS
}~sssd; December, es 7asd; March, nominal
Corn, spot, easy; american mixed. SIS Id; flu
lures, steady; September, As 3D.; December, IL
/ sgd. -; 1913
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NEW YORK OIL, Aug. petroleum steady
refined all ports. 6.s5@690c
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
Quotations to 80 p.m.$
American Tobacco IS, 16A.
American Tobacco 6s 116.
Atchison As. 104. ,ji
Green Bay BIS, 20, 23M. - ;t,s -
Wabash Pittsburg Is, IS. xsaSN,iFi
Wabash debentures 70. s 80
Wisconsin Central As. a.. =" y y"
Reading 4s 102h.
Erie As. 1O1A.
Oregon Short Line As. 961h.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy As, 1918. 1o11s,
Greene Consolidated Copper, 24A.
Northern Securities. 1781a. 179, 17s, ITO.
Rock Island As s2M. s2A. i.&ss
japanese Is, 99al 991a
Rock Island 5s, 95
Japanese 6s 1O11s
OPS. -
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Aug. s.
Sugar raw, firm; fair refining. 8 15-1s@ssiac;
centrifugal, SO test, S-32@41s G; molasses sugar
8 7-32@3Ac; refined steady: crushed. &c: pow.
No. Rio, S5sc. Molasses, steady; New Orleans
29@33c.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Aug. s.--Beef
firm. Pork, firm; mess, $14. 5o@15. SO; family
strong; prime western steam. 81 .40G1I. 80. is3
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Aug. s.-Close: Wheat,
spot, nominal; futures, steady; September IS
+ Sssd; December es z7&d; March, nominal
Corn, spot, easy; American mixed, SIS Id; flu
, lures steady; September, As Cd; December, As
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-08

NEW YORK METAL, Aug. S-Lead steady
Acc @4 70c. Copper, firm. 15A Q15zc.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN, Aug. s.-August closed
cash closed, No. northern, $1.O1; No. 2, 9sc;
No. CO., 3, Sc Nc: extra, lie; No. 4. roc; No.
| cars; last year, 300; for day, 49, last year, S..
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PUTS AND CALLS.
2:30 o'clock report. g
Puts-Seprember wheat. sage.
September wheat, SIC.
Curb-September wheat. S5kc.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Aug. s.-Butter strong;
| creameries 17@20hc; dairies, 1e@1S1ac. Eggs
| easy; at mark, cases Included &C 12N @1oAc:
Young Americas, 11Ac. Poultry, alive easy;
turkeys, 15c; chickens, lie; springs, 1sc: Po-
| tatoes weak; CARROTS, on track, bu, 4o@4sc.
| 75-lb weights, 7@71c; IS to 11o-lb weights,
49, GQ9c.
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Total sales, $40, 400 shares.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN. A

S.-Flour lower. Wheat steady; No. / NORTH
ern, $1oe@1:11; No: 2 northern, $1.05@1. o9;
seRteln he s21a @s2sse asked; puts. SIC bid;
calls S3c bid Rye DULL. No. 1; CO.,. Barley
dull; No. 2 soc; sample, 4O@4Sc. Oats lower;
standard, 28@20c. Corn steady; September, 53A
% &c asked; puts, 3sc bid; calls, "a Nc asked
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CLOSING CASH PRICES

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-28

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iiberraf6t, na@bsm er Dor Ginger 3eit
Tim bic @rlaubniB eriu9t bate, bisrber
tcmnen 3u bfrfen. Tim nit sstrstdr
Saft peri9ieoene Nnselsgenbeiten 3u
beipre4en. Die Wii9lisber Der Sd
nal 2Ommiiion gebeit 3u, bab bic @s.
fanation Der 2ommifion sroBe
STANDARDIZATION bereite unb mabri9ein-
LID cine Ieri9iebun9 Der fur Ssptem-
Der anseiebten siBuns Der bolIen 2om.
million CUR Jolge babert psrbe.
9rdfoent SbonB bon Der 8om-
miifOn tbeilte isinsn 3oqessn In Der
lebten Sibuns nit. oaB er abfOIut
Ni9ts iiber bic Ibf9ten Wanace's
wife unb baB sr %bOlfdnois i'm .Dun-
feln hber bic Mnaelsesnbeit Tel,
Die W6ali9teit bon Wauaee's @e.
ignatior tuurbe In Der 2ommiiion be-
fpro8eu, bod obne tpeiteres Refultat.
SbatId1li9 III eefrstGr Saft bic eit-
sise Offi3isls psrfOn, tpel9e bic Ser.
bdltnife tennt. Wan slaubt, baB
nod tibsrrai&snoe Sinss ans 2t9t
fommsn t6nnsn. sbs bic Rsgierune bis
Ref9nation arttinoigt.
& d Ga nj b r b {.
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3riessietretdr Saft tpel9er ben S4lub-
feisrli9feitsn Der Dale. unibsrftdt BEL.
uobnte it nod cambridge abgereiif,
no sr BET ben Standardization Der
9aruaro' uniuerFtdt ben prdfoenten
@ooiebelt trefen mirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-28
Mef8nattom
Ses Gbsf .Snsenieurs @alaee.

Rem Dorf, q. sunni. Sas
gntluHunssgeiud 3obn s. Daaaee's.
@bsf-Sngenieurs bss 3anal.g auss, ii
nun In Sdnbsn bss prdfbenten Ruoie.
belt. gs tuurbs 2riessietretdr Saft
mad elmer farmii9sn 2onferena iiber-
gsben, In Der Waaaee In iebr turser
Nrt feline Mniatsn bariiber ausaes
fprodsn babsn fon, mas auf benz
Sfbmus sei9eben maRe.
@aaace III bot, elmer Metp Dorfer
6irma cine Stenuns nit einem Sab
ressebalte bon $50, 900 a~nssboten
porben.
lleber bic urIa9en fir @alaee's
RsHsnation finb 3uet gerionsn in,
umlauf. Greunoe GINGER anoerer
aanal. 0ommiKdrs bebaupten. bic @s.
fignattot lei berlangt iuoroen, hell
Wauaee SiHeren3en NIT ben tibrisen
Mitaliebern Der QommHRon. mil
Sefretdr 9aft uno inbtreft NIT benz
prSRbente1 6atts.
Die anbere @erfon bebauptet,
Wanaee fei un3ufrieben 9euefen. neil
ibnt bon ben polititerl 3u bel in's
6onbpert eepfuf8t uorben fei.
Walate bermies ole Heu9ierioen BIZ
Musfunft wiinf&ten on Setretdr 8aft.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-28
1H6wOesteN HJttfe.

Sugar Gureb S&txtsx - grfs nuoItdt
1870 Rfaab let: IL Rfmxb l8fe; lo-E
Rfanb l83; 8wette naaitla: se-1e Rfutb
l2as +; Is afuno l2ae ; u Pfsmb 13s ; 10
Htunb l3&e.
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tn DurGf@ntt, ste; 16 Bfaxb Cur@f9asH,
Ok, 10 BE IL Efms 9te.
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l22e: 8 YianS TIM DsrSf@sth. fauaaI. Ioae i.
8 HfGnb Ia. Dur&f4nttt, i8u;ais 13}s.
Gped. gnsI.-@eudtIter, 8 Sic 10 Efhnsh
Int D~r@i4mitt, lItei IL Do Il Bfxsb tl
Dur&iGntH. 11k.
Sped-RIare 0esten, 80 bs 90 Rf.h Ia,
Dur&i&nitt, l0ae: 2lare eettes, 70 BID 80
Bfunb, 1efe; Rtare Bellies, - Bic 90 Ptutb.
Sie; 1s bts ~ Ffb.. Ole; II b3 l6 Pfmb,
l0e; a1are Saa6eR. - ID 50 Pfusb, &c;
yHi6sR Ii ID 1s Rfssh sas; Mars NadeR(
BID Q PfaRh. TIE
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OfoesrteS.

S~nbtanapsIis RaHees4reHe:
oewobnI. BIB gutter 10-12e; prtz1a bw srs
udblter l4-l8e ; 5aney 82&-8Se, eoGhsa
DeIow IL bis acc, Sapa 2s-s2e.
Sn Badetn:
asioia $18.25. Zion $13.25, Seriea gl8. ~:
Caracas $l3. %, Dtnwortb1 Els. 30, Dutd
Sara 8lenb $14. co. atIPoa& S18.a sSts
Dgenbeb Sapa $12.60.
8uder-Domtnoes s.62e; sti6andsr TAT
puIperifrter s.37e; xxxx p~aIpertFxtn s.lss,
fetter sranuItrter 6.17e: Cubes s.b2e; soxe
feettoners' u 6. lex; Rtbseuoob U 6.s7e; HbS.
MTG y 6.77e; empire A6 72e; SssaI Srtza
0oIben 6 b.67e: @tnbfor Grtra 6 6.s2s,
@ibseroob 6 b.62e; oeISH 9 B.z7e; Is .
Der 3. IL.
RiHe-BrasiI mea &c bts loe; SsSers rs
NenbeIn IA; pei&f9aIiee &axbela l6e;
Serbian RanoeIn lbe; 8eamats 5e BIB SIC,
serofete 7e bis Sc; GnsHf9e BaIxaNe
Ganbp-7e; Stanser semif@t &c; 0ros
Gee seuii9t &c; Banner TutR 8e; erean
1onbons 10e: Rs. Q Cream seum5&t g.
@etroanete Tri9ts-AepfeI, an Der Come
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e BIZ aHe;
ettron 16e bts l4s; Mofnen. q Groux, pet
gfanb. 7e. 8 Grorrt 7}c. 1 Grou1 TIC sass
r~senfreie ebis Sc, California RsseateI 7ks;
eaItana 7ic, iraportirte euItaHa lie BIZ ISs
California apriiofen Sc BIZ Lee.
Gffg-Ra4 40 OF. 5ef), TaS. s-lls h
0aIone.
etdrfe-Pear, 8fe. ebaurpirx 0Iot, ! xxt
8 &faab Badete 8. 3orn. ! Rfs. 1a4sts.
4H-62e.
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|rdiiornt &ooitotlt
|ltuter ben alte1 GDmilitDnet uon BET SarDarb=
ltniDerftat.
gSeihre G~ntbH1nngen aber bic forrnpte GtaStbernalnns bon B~bIaSelpta.
getrpleum as Sei5materhal far ariegsidiHe nbt berpeabbar. -
9mtberide epnobe lebnt Gnslid as gerbanSlungsiprade Of.
6 etretdr 8 O 3.


Nemart q. g., 81. Stunt. -
Sefreidr 9ap bate cine rubi9e Wa9t
une bsfanb fi& bsuts Mors.n better.
Ssutf9er @sfebesfIa9 t.
ling berbatet.
Chicago, q. Sum-. @eorg
gartbolomdus, anssbIi9 Elm Baum.
ternsbmer aus gafel. 9ehen-NaKau,
tuurbe auf 0eranlaHuns bss beutf9sn
@eneraltoniuIs bier berbaftet. st tuirb
Jdli&ungsn In Der 9Sbe bon $24, 900
~bsgan9en baben. 8unbesri9ter
5oOte. benz Der Nngetlagte beute borss.
ftbrt tnuroe, getudbrte einen Nuff9ub
BON 80 Saeen. INN Der bsuti9en Re
9ieruns @elsssnhsit 3u 9sbsn. tusiteres
geweismaterial beitubrinsen. Bar=
tbolomdus mus 10 Ianse i'm @efdns.
nihs blsibea, oa girgi4aft In fol9sm
Ga1e ni4t suldffg if.
atif9e Staatsfon.
bentton.
6 o m B 1, o., 81. Stunt.
Die pOlitiI9en Wa9er ri9teten beute
aismli9 sinmttbis lire anfrsnsunssn
barauf ben an6ang pattiion's ni&t
fdrfer tperben su laHen. sic bofsn,
tuerrt pattiion bic @ouberneursnomi-
nation ni9t Bel Der srftsn abRimmuns
erbdlt, nod @elegenbeit 3u habsn, fur
ibrs sigsnsn 8anbibatsn su arbeiten.
0isl tpirb babon abbdnesn, psl9s
Steuuns Wapor Sobnfon bon @leoe'
lamb einnimmt. Serielbe bat ertldrt,
bab i6m tpsnigsr on ben 2anbioatsn
als an Der platform lisse.
0a&osm am 0a9mittase bic 2on.
BENTON i9 organifrt bate, fanoen am
absnb sabIreias 9omitefibunaeu ftati.
Gum srftsn Male felt IL Sabren tuuros
benz ROmite fir 8eslaubisunssi9rsi=
ben tetn @ontef angemeloet.
9aFor G9r6ber.
pbtIaoeI b 3 q, 3d., ~. sunni.
Na9 ldngerem 2eiosn III pator S9r6.
Der pon Der biefsen beuti9.lutberif9en
81. Sobannis. 2irds In Der @barton
StraBs aus benz 2eben gsi9ieben. Der
Werforbsns, Der fi9 bsr 9r6bteu 2iebe
unb M4tuns ui9t nur feiner @emein-
be, ionbsrn. aud tpeiterer 9reiie bes
Ssuii9tbums erfreute, uirtte felt SO
Sabren als Seeliorser ieiiier @emein-
be. am II. Mdrs 1889 In 6annoosr
eeborsn, srbielt pafor S9r6oer feline
tbsoloeif9s W%usbilouug auf Der Unit
berRtdi @bttinssn. SIM Mlter bon 80
Sabren folate pafOr S9r6oer einsm
ebrenbolsn &ufe mad philadelphia on
bic ct. So6annis.@ smsinoe, Der It III
allen 3eiten elm leu4tsnbes gorbilb In
treuer pfidterftaung mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-28

Srt9es MISUNDERSTANDING Eters - 81
"a; biefise etiere e3-9e; bssfgs yixbes
$50 BIB ZOO pfuao Sc; btefoe 4ats zoe
Dts $50 Efuso 63e 3aBe $50 BIZ ESQ Rffrnb
7e; stisr Borberrsntd SIS, etssr ttHtes'
pterteI l2e, Rtnb StRterusesta lie. Rsnb
gorherpterteI 62c. eu6 Eorherptertes 6e, &ub
2tnterbserteI 93c.
6rii@es RaIbfetf@-caIbes &c, 4tHtsrs
rserteI 113e, BorberuierteI 8}e.
Trsf&e8 S4afReif& - 2ausses pei pfunb
lie ; 6@ofe Sc; e4exseI 18e; Ra6B tara
Ice.