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\ Costly WAR Side show

The German campaign i'll southcast
Africa IL proving costly both III men
and money. Their fore there in Jan.
uary 1901, numbered - officers, : oil
Gals and ~ men, together with 500
horses. Since then o.~cntorcrmcnts To
the number 81 CGJ officers, l.rj officials
and 1868 men, together With nearly
1000 horses, have been semi ont. Tho
total losses III action up Ia date amount
to S9l officers and men ~ the regular
corps killed or wounded. Tho deaths
from disease total Ia. Tho rising has
50 far cost the lives 81 some l.lOl
Germans, and Do men have been wound.
ed III action. The total percentage nf
losses i'll killed and wounded Ia
) per cent 81 the officers aud ~ per cent
Of the noucum missiuncd officers ~ the
'orce. No fewer than Il officers and 81
men, or nearly ~ per c.nt ~ the aver.
K strength Of the force. succumbrd to
typhoid fever. The total cost 80 Tar IL
estimated at between SIT, CCO.OCO and
so. UGO, 600.
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thing is solved. Some day, for the fear
OF public feeling, no ~olitIcian will dare
to bargain immunit! for campaign sub
scriptioDs, no newspapers viii dare to
distort facts for the sake Of trust adver.
tising, no railroad officer will care to
grant rebates and face the community
liz which he lives, no prosecuting at-
torucy will let the statutes lie inert
and u]nentOrced. because i'll that day
We shall see very clearly the issue we
confront:
The lie OF the trust or the lie OF the
republic-which?
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nnfncmhrhnCn.

] remember IN" bonnet ms mother wore
OUt
when gho
went forth on her uFunl afternoon bout
To 400
The f]ricnd7 that she loycd. aud aoruc.
tiin"s tn Uuuut
For tea.
remember IN" clothes that my mother
wore out
when she
Appeared on tn" street. and ug chiIdt On
would shout
10 soc
our "rll dressed nnmma but WASH, shc
STOUT INV
To licc.
out WIN
Whon she.
~ MIN ha ~" very best mothers otigh,
70 ho, '
'Ih" imnI" NJ her mind beyond every
oh gee.
! remember the qIIrpors my r,,,L.
out "'''
On mo.
William J. In,nrtuu Iu Ma. ~
DImCH. '''N
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an ACCOMPLISHED pnunh,er.

Mrs. III suppose Won find your
daughter yCry much improved hy her
two years stay at college?
Mrs. PrOudmOthCr-Ia. yes, Mary
Elizabeth Is Il C~arniyOrOus reader
now and sh" frequently impov"rishcs
music. But she isn't n bit stuck up-
she's unanimous tO everybody. an
she never keeps Il caller wnirin' for
her Ia dress; she Just runs in nom
do plume. an YOU know that makes
ono feel 40 CoinfOrtablc- I~upincoit's
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HAHMONIIISG DIVORCE Laws.

n commission Ia OOn to tackle the
mcndatioi Tor ltafmOnIziug the mar.
rage and divorce laws OF several
states. They hnve no small job. There
are W. many differences between mar.
rage lave ns between the penalties Tor
tho various crimes in different statcs.
Tho Kansas City World submarines the
situation as follows:
"Ile commissioners ~ the various
states who arc ahont TO assemble t0
devise a plan for uniformity in divorce
legislation will lace n vCxing problem.
The divorce Laws Of this country arc as
complicated as u crHHy quilt.
Tho decision OF the supreme court
~ Connecticut the other day that n
marriage is diEaolublc under the Inws
Of that state when one OF tho parties ia
an epileptic who, fnlscIy represent
ing his physical condition. induced a
woman to marry him, shows one phase
Of the pcculiaritics that cxis, in nearly
all states.
"For example, Minncfo'a, Decides
Connecticut, fOrbids the marriage Of
%cpilcptics. Tho marriage NJ I]unaiics
is void only in kentucky, Maine. Mas.
a%achusetts and Ncbraeka, but il is q
cnusc for divorce in all five. In Mich
igan the marriage ri persona having
constitutional discasca in void.
in all the states, except New York,
Now jersey. New Mexico mud South
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-09-01

irrigation for the Indians. came" to
town last rirht with II bundle of
wheat which No had taken AT random
from , i"ld Of "Igh, acres belonging
to Ralph BlaCkwat"r, III" miller AT
EaCatun.
I'll" field Is In the Salt river rcscr.
walton. Tn" stalks are more than six
feet in length. Til" heads are CORE.
sroutingly large. They have not yet
come out in bloom, 50 that II may roa.
sOnahly b" expected that IN" stalks
will grow from six Il cirh; inches
more Arizona Republican.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-09-01
"rArroNrzr moME MEu u,Nrs.

''"'''H'"" """h VIE" "NNfS''
y newspaper published III u small
western city scores against local mcr
chah's VIII" hhve appealed 10y circular
ic''cr I" the rItiH Of that town to
"~pat'"h'@e home merchants. The cir
GUAR IL 'niI Of good th'mgs, advocating
~ " d"'s ciV'c Pr'ic ana loyalty, and
eNP'"'n''R uo" 'hc home merchant pays
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How the Mole Works,

In burrowinE his tunnels the mole
seems to :" i'm through the earth
rather than to dig his ". AIIhouGh
much of the earth is never removed
from the runs. but is beaten hard into
the walls and floor of the tunnel. the
CToatur" finds II more expeditions in
busy times to Cl~1- the runs of loose
earth. This he does at n point where
the run comes to the surface by push
ing the earth before him with his fiat
forehead and face. Sometimes, where
the earth binds easily. hc pushes out
the mold in solid round r,@cs. show
Ing the exact dimensions of the orr.
flee through which they have been
thrust. Whom IN" mole is hunting or
travelling underground he has no need
10 throw up the earth. This IS I sub
sCuUcnt operation for H." purpu., OF
cleaning the runs for regular use.
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! have the following for sale cheap:
One work team III good condition.
wagon and harness.
Ono Moon buggy. good ag new.
ON" Spring wagon = pcnicdD.
On" LrGht Buggy.
Ono . wheeled Cnrt.
On" Set Surrey harncsg.
On" Set Srngl" buggy hnrucGa.
=. q Weston.
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\ liar.
\ spnngcr.
y smart alec.
y weather prophet.
\ girl that g~isSlre.
y ucighborlc"i fcnd.
\ woman thHt %tattic-.
\ man vino ku"Ns IT all.
Onc JaCksuninn democrat.
Nor" loafcrs than II mccd-.
y boy via" cute up III church.
y Few mcidlcsOmc old wOmcn
y thing that stnrcs AT women.
y widowcr who IT. too gay for his age.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-09-01

PORTSMOUTH, August U.-Up to noon
neither the Russian nor the Japanese
mission had received any infor nation
regarding m armistice. The conclusion
Of Il treaty is, ho wever. no, So important
or urgent Is to create alarm IL one Or
two days cinpse before it is proclaimed.
AS "A matter Of fact, IA tacit under
standing has existed ever since both
countries accepted President Roosevelt's
invitation 70 BEND plenirotentiarics to
Portsmouth that there shorld be no
general engagement until the result
OF the meeting WIS known.
Both Oyama and Lincyitch were or.
dered uot to give battle without direct
and specific Instructions from their home
governments.
Neither side desired IA formal suspen.
sion ~ hostrlitics before the meeting as
1t would be subject to misconstructiop.
Tbs pcac, cotcrence had no precedent
IN history, never before through the
mediary OF II neutral power has warning
countries met Ia talk OF peace where
;ir onc which had suffered the defea,
refused I acknowledge it had been
vanqulshrd and came, not begging Tor
peace but with his head still aloft only
seeking 1t Tor it, own sake. To have
followe" the customary procedure Of
arranging Il formal truce before the
meeting, therefore would have placed
Russia i'll the very attitude which che
lI>laiurl
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Soothing and Cooling

Ia" salye TINT heals without n scar il
DcWitt's Witch Hazel Snlvc. 40 remedy
effects such speedy relief. It draws out
inflammation, sOOthep. cOOls and hcnls
all cute. burns and bruises. \ aurr euro
Tor piles and SKIN diScnscr. DcWItt's IL
the only g"ndiur Witch Hazel Salvr,
Beware Of c0mrtcrtic,s, they ARE dan.
rcrous. Sold hy Elko Drug Go.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-09-01

After a hearty meal "a dose OF Kodol
Dyspe, SIX Cure will prevent un attack
OF indigestion, koiol il d thorough
digrsiamt and II guaranteed cure for III.
digestion, dyspepsia, gas on the stomach
weak heart com risings, hnd breath and
all stomach troubles. Sold 10y Elko
Drug Co.
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ere is Sam Davis latest warn:

Here is Sam Davis latest larE:
Yesterday "A Sweie named Ban An
hacks, who had been employed at the
Dangbcrg creamery met his death III n
peculiar manner.
II appears tina, Dangberg has several
thousand mich COVE. mostly llu!stcins,
in one of the mountain valleys = few
miles from Gariuertille. and he finds it
considerably cheaper to Hume the milk
down into the creamery than to send it
Toy teams. Yesterday there was an OF.
-%tructiou III the tlume which caused IL
ilJoi 81 milk to wash away the road for
about half a mile and il backed up MT"
Heidelberg .Anicrs"n's house, running
the furuitur. and carpets IN the lower
floor. Anuack attempted la get the jam
II of the tiume and succeeded in dong
go. but could not get away from III front
IT the torrent Of tactical fluid that came
down upon him and he WAS swept oil
his feet and away. Tho roaring torrent
threw his body ont a couple Of miles be
where II WAS recovered and taken to
town.
The jury returned Il verdict OF acct.
dental death and IN future DanGberg will
station men along the tlumc to guard
against similar accidents and provide his
men with suitable life prcservcrs.
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a Chcan lob.

According to n ncwspnpcr q, that
town. Il Paterson maj stabbed his
ifi"hd Tor fifteen cents. odd way OF
displaying his friendship" comments
inc Newark Advertiser. and cOntIn.
ncS: wonder what he would have
doho to him for n s. note" IN tho
newspaper business fast work on
q typewriter Is prone to mako poor
English.
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\ Great Army Of I:muIny"s.

Tho number 81 pcrsuns on the pay
rolls Of the railways III the United
States, ns returned for June 80. 1901.
wHs l,29G,l2l, or Gil per 100 miles Of
line. These figures. when cnmInrcd
with corresponding oncg for the ycnr
E'n3, "how Il decrease Of IL, nc ~ the
number ri employees. or % per 100 miles
OF line. Tho classification ~ cmplnycs
includes cngincmcn 52.Ijl: fir,mcu.
o1,GOi; conductors. :D.GiJ, and other
traimrncn, l06.73I. There were iGyGl
switch tenders, croRsrng ,cndcra, and
~wntchmcn. With regard To- tho four
general divisiona 81 railway employ.
mcn'. 1t nppcarA that general ndmiuig.
irati"n required the services Of 1910
"mrI"y"fi maini"nanc" 81 way mud
structures, il1,72l "mployu. main
i"nanr" 81 equipment, 2Ol ,9l9 cmpIo, 90.
ma rouducilng transportation. jGG. Tlg
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Grcat Catch Of pickcroI

Postmaster s.. a. Royce and son and
Roy StCcnrod Of Liberty. went nshIng
at ~StovRnsvlllc recently and caught
siXty-nvc pickcrcl that weighed over
forty pounds. Llv" bait was used
MiddlCtuwn On. " Times.
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CoNsCIESCL AGAINST ruErnrSr>

- as III III At tA I
SHOULD read Charles Edward Rgsscll's
articles on The Greatest Trust in the
World that have appeared III Every-
body's Magazine. The drviitry and
down right robbery 10y the beef trus,
and the private car lines are shown NJ
IL d uIanuer that should cause "A revolt
o: the American people ag.nst the
thieviuG schemes Of the men who con
wouid rOme o 0 if the people were not
blinded by special p!radng=. like Com.
missioner Garticid'- report, and whipped
intc hne by the rack of the arty whip.
But so long as the people consider
party above the welfare If their country.
these rich thieves will continue to rob
and p.Indrr them.
In concluding the last article OF the
series Mr.. Russell says:
The bect trust. like the oil trnst was
built from illegal and prohibited re-.
bates.
For ever! rrhat- granted ;o the beef
trust, for every advantage IT has enjoy.
cd, for the discrimination in rates and
facilities that has made 1t what 1t l.,
some officer Of some railroad has been
espOn-ihle. These officers nouli not
break the Law ~ their own profit: they
Il not break the law for tine profit OF
TIA" corporations hat employ them. II
they 40. tlpy must he r.,ur I.,l mai
treated exactly like any other criminals.
We must cease To max" any distinction
between corporation crime and in.
dlyiduhI crime. We shall have To bring
about ~ things III winch It Will not be
possible Tor IA man that has confessed
10 the granting OF Illegal rebates t.
remain III The cabinet of the United
States any more h II hc had cou.
'rSs"d t" murder. W" hall have To
cease t" lo"k upon r"hatc-givinG rs
a pleasant lndiscretlon and observe 1t
III ITS true light as II suc0kIng. dc=pIc-
an!e, ana iht"ierhblc crime. We shall
nave L" Sc" that the rcbHt".givcr Is IA far
worse enemy OF 'ocicty than the burglar
or The p~IcKpncket. W" shall have to
r'auJhst u standards OF mOrhiity 80
that there shall he no c"ud"ning of
OF CRIMINAL! because the criminal If
rlch' or Ii III Once. or IL liked III y"
il'lcaI circles. W" Ina have t" look
upon a crl'nih"I no matter where We
una INN W" shall have /" change
tIInuE en- fhat tI.. tst.rsf.t,
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For any period under six months, - cents
per month. Payable In advance Delivered by
carrier IN Elko 1T - cents per month or -
cents per week. Issued every afternoon, sun
days excepted.
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Entered at the Elko pOstoGlce for transmission
through the mails as scCoud-clasS matter.
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SEBSCRII'TIOS RATES

Published every Friday and sent TO any ad-
~drcss-postage pa!d-at the following rates
payable in advance:
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THE DAILY INDEPENDENT
SUBSCRIPTION 7

One up
Six Months. as o.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

METAs-TTN-The London tin market was easy al al
futures Locally 10 the s ssss & was & eas II xas aoewha
Rt Ga1sf ro oa ~ beng Unchanged At is5 Us
IN London market while futures Were hgasT EntIy
reported with lake eectrOlytio qTotsd at l5c and
don at an advance about Sd for the day Locally
the inside price perhaps trhs under the general
market a5d b, Tas hs Local market while easy was
unchanged $500 IRON closed Al sss @ ID ra IN eesg0. gov
sasy No foundry Northern quoted at s16 25@SIe 80
60 s6a5sra 4'aas5y asd Se s3 S
hsnge SGen e was easy sales consisted leO tons
aadFa 4nss:' q ch sh4 3 So s6 BID July +o4
Ser S4 81 5oasi< So and Ter9aTy sl4 5OSs4 50
sales ovement at steady unchanged prices wale
noasses @ fairly wei st fg PriSG sso with Nd aRe
oPfeans centrifugal g12o; fair 1sgioc; god
s9alsf Dra@s ii5o faif isSfso; good lSSal0
pTIf pHF n FRIGTITs-1n the market and sail
tonnage business was reported dhs re Tsacers
er to various destinations Rates steady to hr
LsysFpqod qaon fd A Rotferdam so Hamburg 20 Pigs
Bremen - pfEs Sd io'ISP steamer
lee August British sCoeo cases petroleum. sg
hence to Asxandrta 1Sc Juy ,te5 % Eingdo or CONT
tons gee Ts "a Gao % Rritish 10 staamer 26s tons timber
steamer 161z ties Brunswick to Havsns pT1yats
norb shore Cuba to Nevoreans private terms German
5sP Ja5sp SOps iso cases ship e 600
cases petroleIIr neuce Sydney. W 12c bepter1-
trOctober bark. $50 case petroeul hence
10 PernRrnbuco, 15c and l; British bark 900 tohs,
Philadelphia 20 Havana private
Ffsh schooner 300 cocoanuts, San BIAS coast 10
ish bark TONS cocoanuts Baracoa 70 FnaaeipIIa.
5T9 tons, lumber JecsonV
631 tons, ties JacksofVllle
Ito; schooner 6S4 TONS cement neacs 70
onfion Port Royal loading schooner, 4e4 tons ping
Sorfok 10 Eev-yorx private terms; bark. otS tons Goa
70 Boston 76c schooner 4S4 tons. coal Phia-
TsinhIa TO Eewburypor private terns FToeeh stenar
I57z tons eo.00o cases petroieuE hsncs 70 beEnoo-
private terms, prompt. - ..-s~ ,sfI
,osav mt IN the afternoon tbs market steadisd up
Trading moderately acttvs
5,t ssIss ~ 500 July at 2sc; 200 July az E9sc loo
rs+ a. o11c. 500 SepteEnber al 2e1sc 100 September
a. 3oc ana 600 october at 3oc Inseed oil was quiet
E. nrsees are firmly held and the small lots moving
rns. M q moderate aggregate kenned petroleum was
,Incb.res we quote: Standard white petroleum 1ols.
q ao- bnik 4; Phnadelphia. 6so; bun, sso; refined
S5Hvars btds lBo test seoi bulk. o; Phladelphis-
pEfn ,nseinhia 1888 cOTTONsEED oIIS-Prtms. eruce,
mills 2i14oj prime summer yellow 70 ay zS0
2sSe: August 2sz @29hc: seDternoer 2s ssoo; 90
toner s0aa0lsc; of summer yeIoW pge
OTTAmertean seed city raw, 00lolo out o5 so~n raw
ae7sar. Calcutta raw, Soc LARD OIL os4D9c
PROfISIONS-Tt rather q narrow market an 1iy
.opng depression most OF the tine because OF over
hogs heavy receipts pressure rom packers
ysera arrivals were $4,000 including 5000 at Kansas
c,sty 70 see Al Omaha and 30ae0 at Chicago Fohk
,isf alotsd: Mess 97ik asia T5 family al5 -oS
X eort clear S13msfs BEEF Fteady. duotedi MssE
SI4@x1f 30. family 50ns14 packet 81 5o4kl s1iaa
fdia ness s22Gs22 BEEE HAMS aaiet quoted at III
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

C~,icaro 5000 head. in
Guiding 500 Texans. Market steady G. Coed to prime prime
256S6 medium IbGSo; stockers
and feeders 81 406S4 40 cows 81 509S4 6oi eanners
81 4o9S2 S0 bulls 81 S9s4 heSers 81 So9S4 S Ie5as
ga5 steers 81 6O6S4 calves S3 5egS6 % HOIStte
ceipts 26 600 head: weak 100 lower; mixed
and butcher- SIS 25GS5 choice heavy, 50 40p
IS 625s rough heavy 81 eoqs5 80 light So SgS5 a. =
hnIk N sales SIS 3b0S5 SEEEP-ReceiptS 500 nea1
sheep strong lambs 100 higher good TO ehecs wethera
s5G$5 60 fair to choice hi1ea s1 sn19ss en % 80
Cincinnati June 80-HoGs steady; bntcners' 20 oCS
IS 60; 81 4olS0 3D. CATTLE sIeS' 81
good shipping g 4og$5; cOmI,on SSSss s2gSS 90 %
Fast Buf9aio June 8O-CATTLEl- 125 headi
quiet prime So 5ogso 75 shipping & Ssssrs s. - I29
Ssasl s5 pulls 81 I6g$4 M yEAIgRsespts 1CVo
800 head fairly active &C lower ae9x y 8s5 sas a
s8S5s z. dairtes SIS 509s5 10 SHEEP and LANES
Feeents 100 head: active sheep strong aIes esss
1rfs ss 6o6se 20: So yearingsS 80 foeSt q
~a45e-z S5 T5gS6; 81 5oGs4 20; sheep Mixed
E06sS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

aSa2 So DRESSED HOGS steady: quoted: Baeons, T7sc
cuT &c u rroke I oI n seiilss s tS arm ~ qsssd: soss
loci n eQska; ID, snQssc; Ii 10, Sac Picked
suo1sd s io a5se roW steady suossd City,
&se; country. s1a LARD steady; auotsd; Chicago
quiet; Suotsd az 5szaSao Reaned lard qu.t; Gaoted
South America, So; continent I4oo; eTazi SsEa,& & sS
quoted: oleo. 77 e; city lard ssearins Sc
RICEBusiness In rioe moderate for the day. witn
tor holders inclined look for customers
without however shading prices to any extent Quota
good. s9.0a ass prime 70 choice 85.g4.e; head 4s9
2Ace
sUGAR-Raaned sugar active in the Of with
drawals and fair amount Of orders were booked
Jobbers seem 70 be anxious 20 sugar owing PROB
ably 70 the ract that thera VIII oe a nonaly u Ine
Ing AS the immediate future OF the market author
prices viii be lowered but the other hand no advance
is looked for for the least unless there should
be phenomenaly heavy dsand Tor refined sugar rioes &
crushed. 6,l0e; mould A, S75o; cubss. 6eoc; Ax2X
powde Rass sranaatsd
Eagle and fine granulated, 550c; Eagle I'm
Eagle fine standard granuateG and diamond a. 540c;
confeotioners 6.25c, No l. 5O5c Nos and DC; No
No 9 Il s0c; - No 10 4sSc; No IL s45c; No IL 4oc
Is. 430o; IA Is, 4.25c. the local market
selling feature although reners apparently
anxious The GuoteG duty paid
ugal, 20 test 94sc muscovado test 3ssc for
molasses SO The European advces indicate
dropping nd lis and lis S.d for
July L was rumored that small lot OF sqsar near by
confirmed. Wilett Gray's review follows; Total
stock Of Europe and America 81 91S TONS against
2756 2SS the date of January l. 1906 The
decrease 1856 46S against OF
January 1906 Total stocks ana aioats together show
visible supply of sls TONS against 27273s1 tons
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

FLOUR AND MRAL-ro-day's -four market was
arrive. straights and low grade winter
8 s winter a0s sas s. So patsnis IS
gs5 g spring ceaEs 50 7Sa$4 IS extra 70 wiRssE Y
quoted good $ 2sSsz CO. choiGs I;,
dried sOss & to brand = s R4sa s aly s. 4 sgGti1S ID
FEI1D-western dull city steady quoted. Western o m
Te1S Tod dSg W s2s d. july shpmsnt city bran sig
caoF eaes ssa dsaf 80 Su 81 25s sG IS SACKS
wHEAr-Highest prices present bull
movement were attained to-day when July In the local
arket sOd cp rSeP st crop news vas again chiefly
responsible for the upturn i h NJ Russia
although latter failed TO create as nuch a1ety
hroPa hss h tsr a which the markets ali setied down
to sns So IN oran pas eopas IN % wheat states Latter
accompanied by the most active kind q support 0g w
private information from the inerior Top n0tSa oF & TRe
p c on the % crowd sod little wheat in
reI eoInteracted by the later predictions tonight
Saturday which indicated showers west OF the n @
tnaaton Of showery conditions which considerably
eesyeq ERe w0Fx as @ IN cenneetion With tie Northwest
hsTs 5 To- y pe avds e ModeT Mlie report
s ,tss5a Eesat s atGa and Kansas c
ported a less active cash demand ana and s rathea
9sF s Of ood gaslity and weight Late reports
ere to tne sleet tdr ats % a asacs Of Is to 20
at Paris . the 6 oy s sag s 10 spg show eatT ad
vance according to opinions this sde Final prices in
y-I
closed az follows: red 81 OS elevator ana q &
; afoat both nominal No Northern Duluth 81 %
and No Manitoba 81 13 ahoat Exporters
old Manitoba private terms Ior LV
erpoo CORN-In strength OF wneaI al
the or less Irregular $40 on
the whole rather easy as to Influenced by the
larE which for the week mas SHOWN az III
crease of 600 900 the preceding week Ihee
was less support interests that bought early N me
audc unloading all the hard Spots
during the day. afternoon some moderate
covering professionals rallied prices up Iae
highest of the day close therefore was AQeo net
higher NeT-York market The aggregate OF West
sT receipts 10000 bush compared with sol push
azof
been estimated No corn closed at 62e elevator and
z ahoa white. 621<cr ana No yeHoW,
OAT@Tners was good Duylng Dy
weather and the strength
a. light offerings Country conlIIS
sion houses best sellers. but the marker uIeo
arm Cash prices New-York as rollows' Mixed
26 TO 80 10 36GS6hc natural white 80 to 81 In at Sg
asc and clipped white, 36 to 40 10. SI4zp4011c Rye
nominal. BARI.EY-Market dull Feeding vas quoted
at New-Tork and mating at 4ogoZa Q I
Buffalo. wheat including -four exports for @ ne Eee
according TO Bradstreets, s., aggregate 1oSo41 push,
against 9T5 $50 last week and ~ $50 last year nce
JuIv / 1904 they aggregate g. 42T,16o BUSH against
fS 034 year Corn exports for the week aggr
gated 2ee 364 BUSH against l. 1O356 last week and
S36 Since July l. 1904 corn exports are
IS 969 o3l bush, against 8. .537,sSs last year.