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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-09
Wheat Falls Again, but Shows
Strength Later and Closes
Firm at $500.
Good Weather the Bearish 1nflu-
/ Trade Light and Lit
tie Buying.
Receipts Not So Heavy and Some
Other Bull Things in the
Figures. "

MINNEAPOLIS Chamber of Commerce. Aug o.
Dull trade frmness followed by weakness, then
frmness again, and all business WITHIN ~
sange--this the early wheat market To-Day
September went lower than yesterdays low point
by 1sc selling early to s51ac, but 1t was BACK
over SEC again shortly. Ideal weather for the
the crop in North Dakota was the bear feature,
while on the bull side the influence of greatest
effect was the steadiness in Liverpool and more
unfavorable crop news from Russia. The move
ment also helped the bulls little. for while
there was plenty Of new wheat in, the totals
were again somewhat less than expected, es.
cars compared with 9S year ago. Chicago
with 14s against SO and Duluth with 10 against
49, were the excess points, but Kansas City go!
only 100000 blu against 900 and st. Louis
$50, 900 against 164, 900. Winnipeg got scarcely
any thing, only cars compared with rs year
ago.
] The rains yesterday and last night were heav-
lest at Winnipeg and down the Mississippi river
and along the lakes, but the northwest grain
area got little and was generally fair this
morning with Winnipeg foggy and the tenn
all the way down. The promise is fair weather
for Minnesota and the Dakotas with variable
winds tonight. oo>
Minneapolis elevator stocks decreased 45O, 900
{ The state auditor Of North Dakota Is quoted
; as figuring a larger wheat acreage for his
state than the government estimated He be-
neyes there 1876, 900 acres more, which would
make the total 5,114564.
The August government report will appear
tomorrow, and it should come out about noon
here or at least before the close of the market.
If the intention of the agricultural department
with reference to the time OF issue is correctly
understood
Primary receipts, 1,1o4 900 blu against so7, 900;
shipments, 1000 bu against sos, 00o
: Clearances. $4,000 bu.
Broomhall cabled "In response to weakness
In American market yesterday market respond
ed with a decline of A@asd.s Later values
advanced 1ad owing to Russian newspaper
report which advocates the prohibition Of eX-
ports. There were bullish Indian and
continued rains in the United Kingdom, which
started shorts to covering. The undertone of
the market very firm Corn, in sympathy
with the weakness in America, prices
changed. Later the market advanced report
of failure Of half of the Rumanian crop and In
sympathy with the strength in wheat
! The market closed frmer at S61ac for Sep.
tenber.
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GAINS AND LOSSES
! DIVIDE HONORS
OPENING CHANGES SLIGHT AND
CONSIDERABLY MIXED.
Early Advances, Due to Buying, Give
Way and Market Becomes Dull -
Amalgamated Copper Later Leads a
General Rise-smelting Prominent
Feature.

New York. Aug. 9.-Most of the price changes
at the opening of the stock market were very
narrow and quite evenly divided between gains
and losses. Reading second preferred and Great
Northern preferred rose and Kansas & Texas
Minneapolis, st. Paul G. Sault Ste. Marie and
large fractions. United States Steel opened un-
changed and the preferred rose small fraction
with large transactions in both.
NUMBER or advances resulted from the &C.
caslonal buying movements of the first hour,
but afterwards the market became dull and
interest was shown in the coalers, Erie and
Reading ruling below yesterdays closing. st.
faul, Illinois Central and Smelling were prom
1nent at intervals, but their advance had little
stimulating effect on kindred stocks Peoria g.
Eastern improved 24 Smelling 2, Kansas City
southern preferred Us, Delaware & Hudson 1 "
and st. Paul, Illinois Central, Lead, Pullman
and Havana Electric preferred 1 to 13s. Nash.
VIE, chattanooga & st. Louis meanwhile yield
ca points, Corn Products preferred ~, Cen.
tral railroad of New Jersey, North Western,
wabash and eEnameling 1918. A rise Of a
polnt IN Amalgamated Copper at II O'Clock led
general advance.
Atchison was carried up nearly a point and
Union Pacific large fraction, but the advance
was not followed up and prices sagged again
on dull trading. Cotton Oil preferred rose 21a,
United Railway Investment lost tx, Allis-
Chalmers preferred H. Central Leather pre-
Ierred a and Northern Pacific, Consolidated
steady. -
Very little stock changed hands except at
concessions. Smelling was the leading excep-
ton, the inquiry for it being insistent and
steady. The price touched 129%, nearly 8
points above yesterday. Northern Pacific and
the Enameling stocks dropped 2 points, Hook
ing valley IN, Central Leather u and Knick-
erDOckor nrpfPrrod 1
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Aug. s.-Provisons
were firm result of fair demand from pack
srs Liberal shipments Of hog had
4 sS Ribs w sS s. &c S S'sss'
fsss E RSh sssBss s5 9ssssE
RSs ssbtsRssr ST. Ssfs
me-. NEW YORK PROVISIONS. Aug. e.-Bee1
ST. @l75o; short clear, s1a5oai5.75. Lare
strong; prime western steam, $7.5o@7.so.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Aug. s-Cattle-Re
IS. 75G55o; cows and heifers, $2.75@4 Is
SIS; cows and heifers, s2@sso; stockers ' and
Of g.: Market C higher bull
sheepcReceipts, 100; market steady; west
erns, $4.so@5.lo; lambs, $e.25@e.75.
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK Aug. s.-cattle-Re
@5;75; stoekers "a and feeders, s27s@415 j. Cows sH
4.15; cows and heifers, .$2@a.5o.
HogsZReceiRts 5000; market higher; 81 Pig dg
s sns h aad pest Res2 1 Rsfes
ss.75@4 50; lambs, sS@7.25; Texans, $425a4eo
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer, st. Paul. Aug. e.-Barrett s. Zimmerman
report general trade less aggressive than a
the average; receipts light but Of extra quality
Trade moderately active at following prices
Drafters, extra $160 to $21O; drafters, choice
$3.50; farm mares. extra, $130 to SITS; farm
mares, choice, 500 to $3.50: farm mares, common
| to good $50 to $500; drivers, $50 to $14O.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Aug. s.-consol
for money. 80 a1e; eonsols for account: 90 5-1e
| Anaconda. 6: Atchison, 500; Atchison pre-
ferred 106; Baltimore & Ohio, 11Sh Canadian
| Pacific, 1904 Chesapeake & Ohio 561a; Chicagt
Great Western, FL; Chicago, Milwaukee & st
Paul, 1877 De Beers, It; Denver & Rio Grande
32A; Denver g. Rio Grande preferred, s9k
Erie 491a Erie first preferred 81; Erie SECOND
preferred, II; Illinois Central, 17sA Louisville
& Nashville, 1917 Missouri. Kansas & Texas
30A; New York Central. 152A Norfolk s
Western, SsA; Norfolk & Western preferred 9e
Ontario & Western. 54A Pennsy lvania, 1871
Rand Mines, 9a; Reading, 551a; Reading frs
preferred 4s; Reading second preferred, At
Southern Railway. 36B Southern Railway pre-
ferred, 1902; Southern Pacific. 67E; Union Pa
cifc, 1854; Union Pacific preferred, 100; United
States Steel, 36B United States Steel preferred
1OS; Wabash, 20; Wabash preferred, Az; Span
ish tours, 92
Bar silver firm, 27ssd per ounce.
Money, liz az per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market To-
short bills is 13-16@1B per cent. The rate Of
discount In the open market for three months
bills is Us al 1915 per cent.
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MONEY REPORTS

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. Bank clearings to-
day, s2,121, 1886. New York exchange: Sell
ing rate, zoe premium; buying rate, zoe dis
premium; buying rate par. London sixty day
sight documentary. exchange, $4.s4A.
IL per cent; three months bills. 2b per cent
The weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank
of Germany shows the following changes: Cash
notes decreased 100000 marks other securities
decreased A. $40, 900 marks, notes in circulation
decreased %, $50. 600 marks
PARIS, Aug. 9.-Three per cent rentes 99g 75c
for the account; exchange on London, 25f 151ac
for checks.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 9.-Bank clearings today.
1881 ,526.S6.
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THE CASH TRADE
FEW PRICE CHANGES OF IMPORTANCE.
RECEIPTS STILL LIGHT.

FLAX-Receipts: 2 cars. against last
wear; shipments, 3 cars. Duluth, 4.
Closing prices: Minneapolis. cash, SLAIN; to
arrive, $1.AM.
{ OATS-No 3 white closed at 27Mc Receipts,
10 cars: Shipments
I CORN-Closing prices for No. yellow. 52Ac.
Receipts, cars; shipments. l.
and cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra. $40; No.
4 ground feed, % corn and 1-3 oats SO-lb sacks,
sacks extra, $1920; ground feed, u corn and x
oats, s0-lb sacks, sacks extra, $685. No. 5
ground feed, Is corn and 2-3 oats 7O-lb sacks,
sacks extra, $40.
MILLsTUFFs-Br Bran in bulk. s1275@13;
shorts, $13@1325; middings, SIG; red dog.
$19.50; all b in Minneapolis; in 2OO-lb sacks.
ton additional. Shipments. 1882 tons.
q RYE-No. 2 closed at 55M @56Ac Receipts,
y cars; shipments. none.
{ BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 33@3sc;
mailing grades 39@43c. Receipts, Ii cars;
Shipments. II cars.
i HAY-Choice timothy. 50: No. timothy.
$7@s; No. 3 timothy. $6M7: choice uplands. 80
S4S.5O; wheat and oat straw, $4M4.5O. Re
GeiptS, 40 tons.
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SEES PANIC AHEAD.

Cn1cagO Journal.
Smlthson (whose financial credit is
gone)-l tell you we are on the verge
Of a financial panic.
Smooth-Pshaw! What makes you
think that?
smithson (confdentially) We'll, sir
Cut & Sharp used to lend me small
sums year ago, but when I 90 to
them nowadays for five or ten dollars
they tell me frankly that they haven i
got it. Cut. & Sharp are twoaof our
best business men, too. tell you. sir
we re going to have a panic.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, AUG,

Inspected n-Wheat-Cars-Milwa
8, l; No. 4, 1: rejected. 2; no grade, /.
St: Louis-No. northern, 2; No. northern,
1; No. 3. 1. 80 %
500 Line-No. i northern. 2. ''
Omaha-No. 2 northern, /: No. 3, /; no
grade,,' 2.
Totals-No. 1 northern. 4; No. 2 northern, 2;
No 8. 3; No. 4, L; rejected, 2; no grade, 8.
u Other Grains-No. winter wheat %: No. 2
winter wheat SO; mixed wheat, /; No. 8 yellow
corn, 2: No. 3 white oats, I; No. white oats,
2; No. 3 oats. 2; No. 2 rye, 1; No. feed bar
ley, /; No. feed barley, 3; no grade feed bar
ley. 2.
Cars Inspected Out-No. 1 northern wheat, 81:
No. 2 northern wheat, 12: No. wheat SO; No.
4 wheat, 40: rejected wheat 6; no grade wheat,
l; No. winter wheat, 1; mixed wheat 13; No.
yellow corn, g; No. 1 corn, 8: No. 3-white oats,
g 5ssG No h.za white S CATS g. No barss, .: No.
2; Nos rye, 8; No. l flax, 2.
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WOMAN or IT.

Detroit Tribune.
Smith-Professor Broadhead maid
you very great compliment last night
after dinner, my dear.
Mrs. Smith-Indeed! What did he
say?
Smith--He said that, while you were
not handsome, you were the most an
telligent woman he had ever met.
Mrs. Smith-The measly old bear!
Professor Broadhead has dined with us
for the last time.
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ARIZONA COPPER,

Furnished by CrandaI The demand for stocks
continues unabated. and it looks as If the ad-
vance will hold thru the remainder of the week.
The metal market still holds firm and with pre-
dictions OF 20 per cent copper shares should in
crease correspondingly. Calumet & Arizona holds
steady around 500, and is considered more in
the light Of an investment than speculation
North Butte closed at $3.50 for small blocks.
points has been resting and a slight decline
would be natural. junction had phenomenal
advance of $40 over yesterdays close. 1t opened
sales at $685. Warren a favorite closing at
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Enameling Hard Hit:

The announcement Of the passing Of the divi-
dend National Enameling explained the Hqui-
dation in the stock which drove it down to
u, loss Of Al. Otherwise there was little
feature to the late dealings, prices of obscure
stocks declining when the demand languished.
sloss- Sheffield Steel weakened 21s Delaware
& Hudson stiffened 31a and Keokuk & Des
| Moines and Smelling preferred 1.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson g. Co., brokers, Chamber of Commerce,
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid. ~
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HIS TAILOR WAS LAME.

- On1CagO journal.
Student like the rooms very much.
only they are not quite high enough;
want to get lodgings on the fourth
floor, if possible.
Landlady-Indeedl May / ask why9
Student have lame tailor.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Official quotations Of tho Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected uu to 70 M,
Wednesday, Aug. 9.


Creameries, extras, &c: creameries. frsts,
l lsc ereameries, seconds. 1ehc: diaries. ex-
des ssta sst hse isses asts e
paging aag stock, fresh. sweet. 153Sc. 81
rent receipts, Ne eas co Sgg cases asses
current receipts, No candled doz lsc; fresh
eItes canaed and seconds
r %ds 9G Fats choice &C. twins or fats fair to
and regular in style. 12Hc; Young americas,
shG ssao 1o s;,I brick No. IL @l2e brick 10:
S SSdY fancy block 121Se; Swiss. choice BLOCK
h BAANAN AS punches, $2.75@s; medium
punches a eS; s2 2R; small punches, $1.75@2
DRIED PEAS-Yellow fancy, bu, $1.40; vel
low, medium, s1.4o; green. fancy. $2s5; green
nne Gn!In, $l.4O; marrowfat. 81.
IN s MdoiNsmBermudas, bu crate. 81; Bermudas
W W,A.T7nIE I ss.75.
~ GtANNEIELoUPEs-Crat So; gems, H-bu bas
PPIMSEEAPPLEs-Doz, $4@4.25.
GnhERKiES-So 16-quart case, $1.75.
bla BEhKinSksd 5aspberries p pints $so
u quarts: $l.75; red currants, 10 quarts, $1.5O
8, WH WE FRUITs"Peaehes, box. frees
$l1o@i7S Bartlett i peaFs, Box SoS' $2pes s craze
GABBAGE-New, large crates, So.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. include sacks. Fancy
navy bu, So; choice navy, 81. 65@1.75; medium
navy 81 .25; medium navy. mixed and dirty
o. @ brown fancy, ST. brown, fair to good
LIVE mountaineering ROSTERS, 7c; hens
l0hc;- springs, lb. 13c; old ROSTERS &c; ducks
old, &c; ducks, young, 7@7hc; geese, 6@7c
turkeys, 15c.
PIGEONS live, young or old. doz, 75c
dead, eo@70c; squads nesters. fancy selected
unstable.
ORANGES Mediterranean Sweets, s.; Late
Lemons California, fancy, se.75; Messinas
APPLEs-New, per brl, $4@5.
DRESSED MEATS-Veal, fancy, lb, IN use
veal. fair to good, 61a @7c veal, small and over
weight, 4@5c; mutton fancy, 6@7c; mutton
thin or overweight, 4@5c; lambs, yearlings
| thin or overweight. 4@5c; lambs, milk, fancy
Ielts off, 9@1Oc; lambs. milk, choice. pelts of
EMBELLISHMENTS, doz, eOc; beans
string, bu, 75c; beans, wax, bu, 75c; beets, do
green, doz 15@1sc; celery, doz. 25@5oc; Gu
cumbers, home grown. doz 4oc; egg plant, 81 30
head; dog, 3oe; mint, doz, 4Oc; onions. green
doz lunches 15c; peas, green, bu 81; parsley
doz; oOc; peppers. green, % bushel crate, 81
Iadishes, round. doz lunches, 15c; Ehubarb, 1o
| bu, SOC; tomatoes, four basket crate, S5c; bl
crate, 81: 80; watercress, doz, 3Oc.
a ao taao1 i1y, new white lib sections
LIP sections Sc; amber, Sc; goldenrod. SC
FIsH-Pike e@7c; pickere1, &c; crappies SO
Sc &c; bullheads. dressed, &c: sunfsh, perch, etc.
| POTATOES-New 4Oc. sweets hr, Cd ho
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CLOSING CASH PRICES
CHICAGO GRAIN
FIRM TONE IN WHEAT, CORN AND OATS
.--. >-r ON OPENING.

, Chicago, Aug Notwithstanding continued
clear weather northwest the wheat market there
today had firm tone. Higher prices at Liver
peol in the face Of the decline here yesterday
formed the basis OF, strength Commission houses
and shorts We're the chief purcht sers, Offerings
were light. September opened unchanged to
&c higher at s21sc to s2Bc, sold at 83c and
then reacted to S25s QlS2Ac. Minneapolis, Du-
luth and Chicago reported receipts of Bill cars,
against 19S cars year ago.
The market held firm the entire session. the
reports from North Dakota of damage to the
new crop being sustaining influences. For Sep
TENDER the highest point of the day was $3.50
at S3@S37sc. = -
Cash wheat, No. 2 red, s4Nc; No. red, $50
S4Ac; No. hard, s3A @9Oc; No. hard, S7h
@S6c; No northern, No. 2n orthern and No.
spring, no market.
Close: Wheat, August, S2Ac; September SO
@S31sc; December, S41s @lS4Ac; May, S6AcA.
Ihe corn market was firm under moderate sup
PORT from bull leaders. Larger receipts than
estimated brought out come selling @by cash
houses: September opened Ac to &c higher at
63M Q53Kc. sold at 531a 9537hc, and then
The market closed steadier. with September
shade higher at 531a @l531sc., -
Cash corn, No. 2 55@55hc; No. 3, DOC.
Close Corn, September, 531a @535sc; old,
o3A @53hc; December, 45%c;, old, ATTIC; May,
45A @45$sc; July, :45hc. =
Oats We're firm in. sympathy with strength of
TENDER opened unchanged to n c higher at 265bc
to 26Ac, and for time held within the
opening range. Local receipts were 219 cars.
Cash oats, No. 2, 25hc; No. 3, 25Ac.
o. Close: Oats. August, 26hc; December, 81 q
27%c; May, 29asc. =
The following was the range OF prices:
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Light HOGS MOVE
TO HIGHER LEVEL
THE OTHER KINDS HOLD ABOUT
STEADY IN PRICE.

Killing Cattle Little Slower but with
Prices steady-stockers and Feeders
Shade Lower for the Common Kinds
-Veals Steady with Yesterday, Bulls
slow-Sheep Receipts Light and
Prices Steady for Spring Lambs.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS, AUG. 8. :
Observation-Disclosures, % cars; Omaha, -;
st. Louis, 3; Wisconsin Central. IS; Great
Northern ~; Burlington, IS; 500, 2. -
Shipped-Milwaukee, 10; Omaha, IL; St..
Louis, Z; Wisconsin Central, 5; Great North
ern. 20: Burlington. /. .
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of stock Tuesday, Aug. 8:

SC, higher; other kinds steady. Average quality
fair to good: Price range from $3.50 to s.;
$50; choice $5.95@6; mixed, fair to good, Sc. 60
@5.7O; prime, $5.75@5.s5; heavy, fair to good,
s5:45@5.e5; choice, 1918; packing grades, $40
Hogs-7s, 10 lbs, Sc; 81, l22 lbs, $3.50; SO.
21S lbs $3.50; 30, 257 lbs, $5.75: 81, 24O lbs,
$5:75; 10, 27o lbs, $50; 90 265 lbs, $3.50.
1925; 2, 435 lbs, 1925.
Stays and Boars-1 boar, 10 lbs, So.
crn cattle billed thru Killing cattle tribe slow
with prices about steady. Stockers AMI feed
for Slow S1d
Ests ct ST sSay ssSop f.:
lbs, $685. 2, 1,O65 lbs, So. 40; L. 900 lbs, ST. Is
is 6oE y; and , f. 1Ss
"5ts!s ana S70nfb g? rs SS u.s. sS
B s1s es Buzz $50 ;9s u.s. sl! ss75
lbs $3.50; 5, LILO. lbs, $40; 7, lies lbs
y af Ss 1e fsd Rs u.s. 15 go lbs ss
Stock and Feeding Steers 100 lbs. s3.75
sc u.s. ss So; SO 5e ss fs7s 4 49, "a
Is sS5 10; 81 900 lbs $2A 10; - si5 lbs sss
% Stock H Is $50 lbs, s24o; 54s lbs,
50: 5. 3o4 lbs. ST.
Stock Stock and Feeding Bulls 1856 lbs, 81:
Mich Cows and Springers-3 cows, 500; ]
COW and and 1 calf, S35; cow and calf, s26; l
sHEEP-Receipts rather light. One load di
rect to local killing. Prices, steady for spring
lambs, quality fair to good. Prices on sheeI
generally 10 to 15c higher: Top ewes, $50;
Killing sheep and lambs lambs, 10 lbs
$500; 10 lambs &c lbs, Sc: 46 ewes, lib lbs
$3.50; ewes, 100 lbs, ss75; bucks, 1o1
Among the sinners ON the market pere. II
W. Whipple, sisseton W. Brown, Brookings
N. Christianson Sleepy Eye; G: Bauer, Mont
Bingen, Christine; F. B. Rowe, Sank Center
NJ CRAWFORD, F: E: Marion, Browwnwiwng
void, Grantsburg
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Aug. e.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 10000; market slow. to 1oc lower: good
st9a prime steers $525q5eo; poor to medium
$50; bulls; s2.49@4; calves, ss@7; Texas FED
Hogs-:Receipts, 20 900; tomorrow Fl, 900; mar
ket steady to &c higher early but advance lost;
baa Tsa and good to sose
to sSeee Rest market fa sena gesG
$5@ western ia a%bs 1851 native lambs
KANSAS e1 ny. LIVESTOCK. Aug Cattle
es sss5s stsefs9: s navs
$275@4.s5; calves, s8.560l5.75: western steers,
So 80; western cows, S2@4.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000: market strong to &c
higher; bulk Of sales, se@6.O7Lh; heavy. SIS e5
| @6; packers, $6M6.1o; pigs and lights, $G061O.
| tons, $4.25@5.25; lambs, $5256675: range
| wethers, $4.25@5.25; fed ewes, S3.75@4 so
NEW YORK OIL, Aug. e.-petroleum steady
refined, all ports, 6.S56 69oc.
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North Butte


BOSTON MINING STOCKS, Aug. e.-closing
@5M: Allouex, 3sk @s3A; Arcadian, 21S@2N:
Atlantic, 1871 @1s1s; Calumet & Hecla, 67O@
CTS: Centennial, 1914 @2sh; Consolidated Mer-
sT21a; DAILY West, 14@14K: Elm River az as:
Franklin, 1855 CRANKY, 79@79as uanajuato,
1a@4% Isle Royale 21A @221s: Mayfiower,
Colony, 141H Old Dominion, 271h @2s1h; Osce-
ola, 99@1CO; Parrot, 25@251a Phoenix, 1D1 u;
Quincy 103 bid; Rhode Island, 24Y; Shannon
Tamarack, 125@127: Trinity. s9A United Cop
per Company, $685. @33M: United States Oil,
10Y oil; Utah, 45A @451a; Victoria. 3A "a:
dot, 1A@1A; Santa Fe, 21s.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT,


Received-Wheat, IA cars, 1926, 72o bu; corn,
5,340 bu; oats, 13,4OO bu; barley, 1920 bu;
rye, 1,74O' bu; flax, 1,16o bu; flour, 1878 brls
millstuffs, 70 tons; hay, 40 tons CARROTS, 100.
Shipped-Wheat, SO cars, 64,17O bu; corn,
fax, 1890 bu; -four, 1854 br1s; millstuffs,
LOOP tons; hnseed oil, 100000 lbs; car
lots S16
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
! for the day by roads as follows: Chicago Great
| Western, l.; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
| s; Minneapolis & st. Louis, 2; Chicago, st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, 4; Great North
ern, 5; 500 line, 3; Northern Pacific, II; total
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Stocks of wheat, Minneapolis decreased 49,
900 blu for four days this week.
Light trade in corn. A few outside buying
orders in May.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
A WAITING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADO
THE SAME.

No change be recorded in the general sit
uation. Mlers define 1T a waiting situation
and say that buyers are looking for still lower
prices when new spring wheat begins to move,
hence they will not buy heavily.
!; Shipments. 1.544 barrels.
First patents are quotable at S.. 5OM56O; Sec
ond patents. $53O0l5.40: first clears, $4@l41O:
second clears, So 65M2.75.
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NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN Aug. o.
Flour, receipts 15, 1852 brls; Sales 1000: fou,
goo bu; sales. 100000 bu; was steady on bull
ism foreign advices, higher Liverpool market
ana room covering. 1t later reacted under fine
! So5 @S1Sc December, SO 13-16@s9c; Nav
9oA @9ossc. Rye dull; No. 2 western, 6s11c {
III, New York. Corn, receipts, 77,4OO bu; duh
or C9lose.Wheat: September. s7%c; December,
esMe; May, 9Ossc. Corn, September, 6oNc; De-
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sroux c1Ty I1vEsTocK Az

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Aug. e.-Hogs--
$50: 20. 24s lbs, 500; IS. 21o lbs. s5s5
Cattle-Receipts, 400: weak; stockers slow.
lbs. $3.50: 90 1,131 lbs, S4.S5. Cows and
Heifers-13 1888 lbs. $3.50; Il, 1905 lbs, s.. 15;
10. LOO lbs, s3.s5
Suckers and feeders-16, sO6 lbs, $3.50; II.
1913 lbs, 1925; 21 1 ,OsO lbs, $365. Calves and
yearlngs-1o, $40 lbs, $3.50; 10, 562 lbs, ss.15:
IA. $40 lbs. $50.
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pitts AND NATTS

PUTS AND CALLS.
2:3O O'Clock report:
Puts-September wheat, S5%c.
Calls-September wheat, S7Jbc.
Curb--September wheat, S63sc.
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Several Advances Lost.

The extremely scanty demand prompted a spill
ing out of stocks in the final hour, and some Of
the principal advances were lost. Delaware &
Hudson lost IL of its APPOINT rise, North
Western fell 2 Consolidated Gas 2M, Mime
ferred, Tennessee Coal, Sugar, Pressed Steel
Car, Steel Foundries preferred and Biscuit pre-
ferred I to rs. Keokuk & Des AIoines rose
21a, Hooking Valley preferred ~ and ST. Louis
Southwestern preferred and Federal Mining pre-
ferred /. The decline checked, but there
no important recovery and the closing was