davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-01-07
KWIECIEN.

IL kwietnia. Bitwa morska pod Por-
tenn Artura. Pancernik "Petropawfowsk"
zatopiony admirafem Makarowem $50
marynarzami. Pancernik "Pobieda" u
szkodzony i jeden torpedowiec zatopiony.
MAI.
s. Japonczycy wysadzaja wojsko W
Pitsewo.
7. Japonczycy po raz trzeci wysyfaja
stare okrety. ably zawalic wyjscie portu,
CO i'm sic udaje.
Is. Japohski pancernik "Hatsuse'' i
krazownik "Joszino" zatopione. Pierwszy
kolizyi z pancernikiem "Kasuga," dru-
gi cd miny.
26-27. Bitwa ladowa pod Kinczau ma
gorze Nanszan, gdzie Rosyanie poniesli
wielkie straty.
3O Japohczycy zdobyli Port Dalny
CZERWIEC.
14-15-16. Gen. Stackelberg, idacy ma
odsieoz Portowi Artura pobity pod Wafan
gau Tellisu.
23-24 Flota rosyjska pr6bowala uciec
Portu Artura, ale napr6zno.
LIPIEC.
10. Ajax torpedowc6w japonskioh cd
party, ale ma ladzie tego samego dnia ia
ponczycy zdobyli gore Kinsan.
% Czwarty korpus armii japonskiej Ia
duje W Daley.
30. Japonczycy zdobyli gore Wilcza, 7
mil ma pofnoc Cd Portu Artura.
SIERPIEN.
l. Rosyjskie torpedowce nap6zno pr6bu-
ja uciec portu.
5. Japonczycy zdobyli forty ma g6rach:
Wilczej, Zielonej Chrystusowej.
7. .Japonczycy laduja nowe wojska W "a
toce Lndwiki.
10 C]cieczka rosyjskich okret6w portu
i rozbicie ich ma morzu przez admirafa
Togo.
a. Krszownik" Rurik 'zatopiony a. Ros-
sia'' Gromoboj" strasznle potfuczone
przez admirafa Kamimure.
l4-l6 Japonczvcy zawzietymi atakami
zdobyli wszystkie forty rosyjskie W zatoce
Gofebiej.
l6. Zawieszenie broni. Japonczyoy ofia-
ruia ludnosci cywilnej swobodne wyjscie
z obleganego miasta.
II Gen. Stoessel odpowiada Japonczy-
kom, re miasta mkt nie potrzebuje wy
ohodzi6, poniewaz on jest W stanie dac o.
pieke.
Is. Rosyanie pr6bujR odebrac forty W
zatoce Gofebiej, ale napr6zno.
l9, Torpedowce japdnskie zatopiiy ka.
nonierke rosyjska.
26 Rosyanie powt6rlie pr6buja odebrac
zatoke Gofebia, ale poi iosza wielkie straty.
2S Japonczycy zdoHyli plac musztry i
fort EtseszRn. stanowiacy wazna pozycye.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-01-07
Wojna Rosyjsko- Japohska
KAPITULACYA PORTu ARTURA.

Gen. Stoessel sam Nowy Rok godzi-
ME po poiudniu wysfai parlamentaryu-
sza do Japonczyk6w oswiadczeniem, ze
choe poddac sic prosi warunki. Wiado-
nose ia doszfa do gen. Nogi godzinie 9
wieczorem. Gen. Nogi odpowiedziaf, ze
wyznaozy komisarza, kt6ry spotka sic z
komisarzem rosyjskim godzinie drugiej
po po}udniu W poniedziafek d. stycznia.
W oznaozonym czasie zebrali sic komisarze
wsrunki podyktowane przez Japohczyk6w
zostaiy przyjete godzinie 4 minut 80, a
nastepuie spisane zostafy dw6ch egzem-
plarzach podpisane godzinie 9 minut
45 wieczoreu.
Do tel pory ME wiadomo, lie wojska ro-
syjskiego dostafo sic do niewoli, ami tez
ME wiadomo jeszcze, jakich sit skfadafa
sic poczatkowo za}oga rosyjska. lub jake
straty poniosfa jedna lub druga armia.
W Japonii poddanie sic gen, Stoessla wy
wofafo wielka radosc; po ulioach Toxic
odbywaf sic wielkie procesye laratniami
ma ozesc wojsk japonskich. g nsssss.
w Rosyi do tel pory ME pozwolono
ogiosic gazetach o kapitulacyi Portu
Artura.
Wobec poddania sic Portu Artura flota
ba}tycka bedzie zasfaba, aby stawit czo-
10 flocie admirafa Togo, kraza wieo po-
gfoski, ze zostanie odwofana drogi.
Po upadku Portu Artura krazyfy pogfo-
ski, re Jsponia prosifa prezydenta Roose-
velta. aby zaproponowaf >Rosyi zawaroie
pokoju. Me wiadomo. lie W tych pogfo-
skaoh jest prawdy, ale Rosyi nadeszfa
wiadomosc, ze Rosya ME mysli wcale o
zawieraniu pokoju ma nadzieje, re jeszcze
Japonii odbierze GAIA Mandzurye Port
Artura.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-01-07

Z. Armia japonska, W dow6d uznania bo-
haterskich czyn6w armii rosyjskiej W cza.
sic oblezenia. pozwoi wszystkim oficerom
armiii marynarki, oraz urzednikom oywil-
nym ale nalezacym do armii, zabrac ze So
ba szable, ruohomosci wfasne take
rzeczy. Jake potrzebne So do zycia; mad.
to kazdy officer ma prawo zabrac ze soba
jednego pos|ugacza. Wszyscy powyzej wy
mienieni oficerowie ich posiugacze, oraz
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-01-07

a. hoSydule ouci9ol ou Nouel sWleAeJ
woody.
PAZDZIERNIK.
2, Rosyanie pr6buja odebrac zrodla
swiezej wody, ale daremnie,
9. Niemiecki okret amunicya prze-
kradt sic do Portu Artura
20. Straszne ataki do fort6w ma g6rze
Rlhlung, odparte przez Rosyan.
q. Japonczycy bombarduja nowe mia.
sto. niszczac prawie wszystkie budynki.
26 Japonczycy bombarduja jednocze-
snie wszystkie fortyfikaoye udsje i'm sic
posunac szance znacznie blizej.
LISTOPAD.
2. Japonozycy rozstawiaja wiecej okre-
tow ma czatach, ably ME przepuscic nikogo
do Portu Artura.
s. Gen. Nogi ogfasza proklamacye do
2ofnierzy rosyjskich, re beda traktowani
po ludzku, jezeli sic poddadza.
IL. Japonozyoy rozpoczynaja kopac tu-
nele pod forty rosyjskie, Tegoz dnia Edo.
bywaja wazne pozycye ma gorach Rinlung
Szungszu.
Is. Torpedowiec Rostoropnyj' przybyi
do Czefu waznemi depeszami, po odda-
niu ktorych konsulowi rosyjskiemu, zostal
wysadzony W powietrze przez samych Ro-
syan.
49, Angielski (wlasciwie irlandzki) o.
kret "Viotoria" przekradf sic amunicya i
zywnoscia do Portu Artura.
20 Niemiecki okret' Batelau, 'pr6bujacy
przedosta6 sic do Portu Artura zywno-
sofa amunicya, zostai pojmany przez ia.
ponczyk6w.
% Rosyanie dobrowolnie opuscili fort
Tungkikwan, jako ME majacy znaczenia.
rs. komunikscya rosyjska "a pomoca
bezdrutowego telegraph pomiedzy Portem
Artura Czefu przerwana, z powodu zbu-
rzenia staoyi przez pociski Japonozykow.
26. Ajax ma gtowne fortyEkaoye odpar-
ty nrzez Rosyan.
30. Rozpoczecie ataku ma gore Wysoka,
czyli 2O3-metrowa.
GRUDZIEN.
2. Wyparcie Rosyan z wszystkich for
tow ma gorze Wysokiej, wielkiemi strata
mi po obu stronach.
2-6. Japohozycy z CORY Wysokiej stree
laja codziennie do okret6w rosyjskich sto-
jacych przystani rozbijaja jeden po
drugim, opr6cz pancernika "Sewastopol, -
kt6ry ukryf sic "a CORA.
7. Rosyanie pr6buja napr6zno odebrac
gore Wysoka. Stracili przeszlo 5000 woj
ska.
II. Japonski krazownik ''Saiyen" zato-
nal cd miny rosyjskiej.
Is Torpedowce japonskie atakuja PAN
cernik "Sewastopol,' zatapiaiao 60.
Is. Zdobycie fortu Kikwan.
l9. Kllku oficerow rosyjskich przedosta-
10 sic ma todziach Portu Artura do Czefu.
20 Okret angielski King Arthur''w po-
wrocie Portu Artura zostaf pojmany
przez krazownik japohski "Asagiri.'
2l Rad japonski zapowiada bliski upa-
dek Portu Artura i pozwala wojskowym
representation pahstw zagranicznych od-
jecha6 ma miejsce walki
29 Potwierdza sic wiadomosc, ze gen.
Kondratienko zostaf zabity, gen. Stoessel
ranny.
80 Japohczycy zdobyli bardzo slime for.
ty ma g6rach Rihlupg Jsngfuban.
81. Japohczycy zdobyll forty Zachodni
Rihlung, Este. Szungszu, Panlung, Hou-
sanyantao Wantai
STYCZEN.
l. Gen. Stoessel prosi warunki podda-
MIA sic, Jednorzesaie wysianiem parla
mentaryusza, Rosyanie wysadzIi powie.
trze wszystkie pozostafe swoje okrety W
Porcie Artura.
2 Sesya parlmentarzy japonskich ro-
syjskich Ukfad zawarty godzInie 30 20
pofudniu, podpisany o godzinie 9 min.
45 wieozorem.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-01-07
No. /. Toledo Ohio dnia 7 Stycznia, 1905

30. Gar rosyjski oglasza ukaz, ae wszyst-
kim zoinierzom bioraoym udziai W obronie
Portu Artura kazdy miesiac stuzhy bedzie
liozony "a IL miesiecy.
WRZESIEN.
do 49, Bombardowania odbywaja sic
codziennie, ale bez zadnych rezultatow.
10, 20 81 Nieustanne ataki ma fort
Kuropatkina zdobycie takowego.
q. Rosyanie odcieoi cd zrodei swiezej
woody.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-01-07

l. Gen Stoessel prosi warunki podda.
mia sic. Jednorzesaie wysianiem parla
mentaryusza, Rosyanie wysadzili W powie.
trze wszystkie pozostale swoje okrety W
Porcie Artura.
2 Sesya parlmentarzy japonskich 70.
syjskich Ukfad zawarty o godzinie 4 30 20
pofudniu, podpisany godzinie 9 min.
45 wieozorem.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
IT is SERIOUS.
Some Pine Bluff people Fail to Reco9
nize the Seriousness.

The constant aching Of a bad back,
The weariness, the tired feeling,
The pains and aches Of kidney HIS
Are serious-if neglected.
Dangerous urinary troubles follow
A Pine Bluff citizen shows you how
to avoid them.
T. =. Allen. gardener CT 15l5 East
Sixth avenue. says: My experience
with Doons Kidney Pills procured at
Manu.Tankerslcy Drug Company. has
been exceedingly satisfactory, IN fact,
just as satisfactory as anything posi-.
bly, could be 10 not know what
more could ask for. They stoppf d
the pain in my back which was almost
constant and greatly aggravated if 1
took cold or did an extra hard days
work. In addition to the aching ir-
regularity Of the kidneys seeretions
existed and at times they We're so
highly coIored. Before used Doan's
Kidney Pills tried more than one
preparation guaranteed to cue kid
ney complaint, but | met with very
Indifferent success. Doans Kidney
Pills helped ME from the start. The
baekaehe under treatment grew less
and soon disappeared.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo,
y. " sole agents for the United
States
Remeber the name Doans and take
no subs t!tute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
EPIDEMIC OF CRIME.

last row there seems to be an eni
aemic of crime in Arkansas. and they
are crimes which are shocking some
Of them most revolving
Less than three weeks age=a negro
attempted an assault ON white farm
ers wife near Pine Blur
Last Sunday a Young man at Sugar
Grove committed an assault on his
sister.
Last Saturday a young nan murder
ed his brother in Drew county
Near Little Rock on Wednesday a
nan attempted an assault on his
daughter
Al TeXarkana Wednesday a white
man was carved TO death by negro
nail carrier
Many other crimes have been corr
nitted in the state recently. some OF
them as revolving as those mention
ed.
What has caused this epidemic o.
crime 10 sweep over the state the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13

Graphic Is unable to say but If r
~ bo so4r,ttcd that the lair nam" OF
tIe .lafo mus suffer iron such IL
voting acts Of violence.
such crimes are only eviden"s oi
tbc brute that is in scme pcoplr. and
f.matters not where the brutal man
Eabitation may BE-. north, south ca 81
or west th4 Immediate victim Of th"
acf of the criminal do"s moi bear al
the -utfe ring and loss as 2 result Of
tho crime. but the whole people.of Tho
stare must suffer the 8dium winch nat
.ssaIly attaches To- #ang=ce immunity
wherein The vile aud lawlesS commit
their outra2es against society and the
IaN
For rbo man. white or ealor4d. who
nm1s criminal assault upon
-pecfaB'e woman. the pun -hmenr
al4e=4ud swift =hut thefs c4aHbe lie
oau5' tIat the ease with which law
yers ara enabled 10 prevent the pun
j. haonf Of mrdercrs has tendency
increase the crime of murder r
or murderers We're hanged mur-
ders would not be Of such common
occurrence
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.

No. Maude. dear, when parrots talk
il is not necessarily polyglot
To drink in the landscape" one
should be supplied with fieldglases.
If everybody came early to avoid
the rush they wouldn't be any better
of.
When q man has no enemies the
public is generally unconscious of his
existence.
What is regarded as an affair of the
heart is often merely the result of a
torpid liver.
It is better to have executive ability
than to earn your bread by the sweat
of your brew.
# the ostrich knew how much his
feathers were worth he would be
prouder than the peacock.
In after years the yarns are spun
About cur earthly love affairs,
The women boast of every one.
The men-well, they deny theirs.
Philadelphia Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
BANK FOR ALTHElMER.

The BANK q Altheimer has been
chartered Its capital stock IS s25.-
GOO. Of which s15.00o has been sub
scribed. The corporators are NJ L,
Altheiner. Chas Mckee. Kie Oldham.
j. F. Osborne ad r. b Fowler. near
ly all OF whom are Interested in IN
Mercantile Trust company Of Little
Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
A WISE PRECAUTION.

That was a wise precautiOn taken
hy the board of trade when il referred
the proposition of the Colorado CAPT
taiists back for resubmisson de
anding to know whether or not the
road IS to be owned and controlled
by people outside the Could systems.
The only real great advantage to b.
had by Pine Bluff in the building Of 4
short line is the securing of a system
in opposition 10 the Could lines and
whenever Pine Bluff puts up $4,000
fot a railroad there should not be the
least semblanee of doubt On this qies-
tion The Iron Mountain cwns one
Pine Bluff short line, the Pine Rlnff
and Western and that road did not
secure this line for operation a all,
but 10 keep it from failing into the
hands ef the Rock Island or some
ether system which the Gould roads
do not want 10 see enter Pine Bluff
II is doubtful whether Pine Bluff
ever gets a competing syst n without
putting up something like 81 600 fo.'
1t. but If a competing system could
thus be had. II would be money well
in vas+rI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
Catarrh Canno -u~ed

with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh is a blood or eonstitu.
tional disease. and in order tc cure it
YOU must tal-e internal remedies
Halls Catareh cue is taken internal
ly, and acts d;rec. y op the blood and
mucuous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is rot a quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed ay one of The est physi-
clans in this country for year and is
a regular prescription. It is COM
posed of the best tonicc known. COM
hined with The best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous sur
faces The norfoct combination If
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Ca.
tarrh Send for testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY & co. Props. Tole-
do, Ohio.
Sold by DRUGGISTS, pr.-e 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills fer consti
patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13

Mr. H. b. Pryor, manager OF eircu-
laticn Of the Graphic, makes the city
circulation his special charge. Sub
scribers failing to receive their papers
porperly, will confer favor upon this
department by reporting carelessness
or failure to deliver at once. Phone,
old Sc; new l24.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
SHE GOT OFF EASY.
no subs t!tute.

Fuddy-Ycu know that Miss Bon
ney threatened 10 bring suit for {
breach OF promise against Tom Lo!
lard. and that they finally agreed Il
leave il 10 arbtrafiono
Duddv-Yes, I did hear something
o. HE sort. How has il come OUT
F'uddN-The arbitrators have unan1
mou,ly decided that Miss Bonney
ought 70 oive Tom $40. 900 for break
ing his promise-Bostcn Transcript
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13

According To he report eli the lee
i,ati9e committee there are some
minor caicers at the eonvict farm. whe
ought To he convicts Ne daresay
Ii ey must be as mean as the meanest
cCnvicts OF the state farm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13

In view Of the prospect of the good
apple crcp, the local market at Fay
ettevilla is being crowded with las
years stock. which IS now selling al
f,om 50 cents TO 50 cents bushel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13

Editor Barnhardf says IN the njn5=
teen years he has been in The Rochss
ter tInda Sentinel he has never tan
a "deadheade ride on railroad Or
ticket Of admission to any enteftain
ment that has not been paid for two
II four fold in advertising. The Erie
railroad for instance. trades mileage
to1 space in the Sentinel. and last
year the balance in favor OF the pa
per was Sis, and it was all free to
the road because the force could not
ride it out This is only one OF
many instances that might be cited.
The average individual who offers Eek
change of cCurteSies" with the press
furnishes dollars worth of twenty
FIVE cent tickets and inlagines he is
conferring a special favor On the
"deadhe ads They pay dearer than
anybody else for transportation and
pleasure privileges. They boost ev-
erything with valuable advertising
and are not paid half rates in passes
or given thanks. This is the ether
side OF il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13

o. reUfsa he Graphic has No oh
j, ction te the Gould system owning as
many Pine Rluff short lines as that
system IS willing to build, but when
ever Pine Bluff puts up money for a
short line it should be for one thaf
is seins 10 mean competition for tne
Gould reads.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13
OUGHT TO HAVE DONE so.

The Graphic has received the fol.
lowing letter from Hon S A Miller
one of the representatives of Ieffer
son county in the legislature, and
chairman of the committee to investi
gate the convict farm:
Little Rock. April II. 1905.-To
the Editor Of the Graphic, Pine Bluff.
Arkansas-DcarS Sir: see in an ar
ticle in the columns of your paper OF
the 1lth in which it is stated that
the special committee on penitentiarF
had recommended the removal Cf
Warden Nichols The committee
made no such recon mendatiOn. but
did recommend the immediate dis
charge of the walking boss at the
state convict farm The Gazette of
tcday contains fair statement Of the
report made by said committed | dc
not know from what source you gain
ed your information. but am sure
YOU have no disposition TO do either
MI Nichols CT the special peniten
tiary committee an injustice, hence |
call your attention to said mistake.
The report was signed by all men,.
sers Yours truly.
s. A. Miller,
"Chariman of Committee. 3.
Mr.. Miller is emnenty correct
when he says that the Graphic has no
desire to do Mr. Nichols or the com
mttee an injustice as the Graphic
would net knowingly and intentional-
" do any person or thing an Unjust
ice. and whenever il does an injustice
to anybody or anything. it is always
ready to make the proper amends,
hence we cheerfully print Mr.. Miller'5
letter. but in so doing we are con
strained to remark that if what the
committee said about the affairs at
the convict farm is true that Mr.. Mich
OILS cannot be as innocent a. the report
indicates. for as warden he certainly
must have had some knowledge Of the
abuses praeticed, and if he did pos
sess such knowledge it was his duty
as warden to pat stop to them If
he did not know about then. il seem.
tc the Graphic that he has been very
derelfet in his duties In either event
he report itself indicates that Mr..
Nichols is ineompetent for tho pcs.
lion he holds and r the committee's
charges are true the committee fat-
ed 10 do its duty by recommending
Mr.. Nichols Dismissal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13

Miss Helen Gould has aeain very
kindly remembered the Young Men s
Christian association With a Very lib
erai cash donation and a large mum.
her OF new volumes for the library.
I is to Miss Goulds aid that the
lceal asss citation is So great sue.
c, IS. and the people of Pine Bluff will
ever affecticnatrly remember her fof
her =aYeat generosity in thus helping
the Young en of Pine Buff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-13

Don't let the Gould lines have any
strings tied to any shert line road
V hich the people Of Pine Bluff may
aid in building
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-15
NARROWER MARKET
ON WALL STREET
RETIREMENT OF IMPORTANT Or
GANIZED PARTIES THE CAUSE.
Retrenchment in Speculative Commit
ments on Borrowed Funds-In To-
days Trading Northern Pacific and
Great Northern Preferred Show
Losses, Latter Regaining at Close.

New York, July 15,-The retirement from Stock
Exchange speculation of some Of the important
organized parties whose opera tons have been
main element in the market for some time past
has had the effect of narrowing the market and
leaving it without the effective support of the
recent past The favorable crop report, the In
crease in the Baltimore & Ohio dividend and the
growth of confidence in the iron trade outlook
have been used to help the process of profit TAX
ing. The hardening Of the money market under
the influence of the Japanese loan subscription
and the withdrawal of the government deposits
has sounded note of warning Of coming autumn
requirements, and has induced retrenchment in
speculative commitments on borrowed funds.
The price changes on the opening dealings IN
the stock market were nearly nominal and only a
handful of stocks traded in at all. rise
of " in Union Pacific was the conspicuous fea-
turc. Realty sold at decline of u.
The stock market fell away more from neglect
than any effort to market stocks. Transactions
the first hour small. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred lost points and Great Northern preferred
after rising IA reacted to point below last
night Allis Chalmers preferred gained points.
Early intimations of the large increase In
bank reserves induced a dull recovery. Union
Pacific got 1as over last night, Northern Pacific
rallied 11a and Great Northern preferred re-
covered it's point loss. There were gains
also about a point for Allis -Chalmers. Ten
nessee Coal and Pittsburg Coal and 3 for AIlis
Chalmers preferred. General Electric fell 21a
and Paper preferred and American Car preferred
point. There was some hesitation after the
appearance of the bank statement but renewed
buying of Union Pacific made the closing firm.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co., brokers, Chamber OF Commerce,
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-15
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION JULY ID,

Inspected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Northern
No. northern. 8; No. 2 northern, H. No. 3, 10;
No 4, 20; rejected, Z; no grade. 4.
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul-No. 1 north
ern. 3; No. northern. 2; No. 4 5; rejected, 5.
=. Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. l northern, /;
500 Line-No northern. L; No. 2, q No. 3,
/; No. 4, /. -@ :,
Northern Pacifc-No. 3, 5; No. 4, 1.
Chicago Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis & omaha-No
4, 2; rejected; 4; no grade. 2. ~
Minnesota Transfer-No. 4, 1; no grade, 1.
- Total-Nc. 1 northern, Is; No. northern 49,
NO; 3, "a; No. 80; rejected, 10; no grade, I.
Other Gratns-No. 2 durum wheat, /: No 1
, winter wheat 81 No winter wheat, /; mixed
No: corn, $; no grade corn, 1; No. 2 white
oats, 3; No white oats 10; No. white oats.
Is; No. 3 oats, g.; no grade oats. 2; No. rye
2; No. rye. l.; No. barley, ID; No. feed
w DareS 9 Ia NO; feed barley 7; No. north
Cars Inspected Out-No northern wheat, II !;
No. northern wheat, 49, No. 3 wheat. 60: No.
T wheat. 70; rejected wheat. q; no grade wheat
u 40: 3 winter wheat, 1; mixed wheat. II !;
NO. yellow corn 1: No. corn 6; No. 8 white
oats So; . No. white oats, s.; No. oats. ID:
No. barley, 81 No. 1 feed barley, 1; No, 3
rye, !; No. 1 fax, 4; rejected fax, l. :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-15
CHICAGO GRAIN
STEADY TONE IN WHEAT MARKET-CoRN
FIRM-OATS REARISH,

Chicago, July 15.--Moderate covering by shorts
created steady tone in the wheat market here
today. September opened bgAc to ss@1ac
higher at 84Ac to 3841ac, sold off to S3Bc and
then steadied around Sac. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 1T6 cars against
las cars last week and 223 cars a year ago.
During the final ha1f SSof the session the mar
ket became frmer September under fair sup
port from bull leader advancing to S4&c.
Later much of the gain was lost renewed
proht-taking. The market, however, closed firm,
with September up 1s@Ac at S4Ac.
Cash +, No: 2 red, new, S91a @9012c: No.: q
red. new. s77A @sehe; No. 2 hard, new, Ole; No;
hard, new, S9c; No. ! northern 81: 10; No.
northern, $1.05@1.10; No. 3 spring 81 @1.O5.
Close: Wheat, July, 02Ac; September, $3.50;
December, ssasc. Corn, September, 61%c.
An improved shipping demand gave a firm
undertone to the corn market. September opened
B@14c higher at 54esc to 54sc, and for a. time
held within the opening range. Local receipts
were 29S cars with II of contract grade.
Demand improved trading progressed and
the market became quite strong September
advanced to 5oss @551ac and closed at 55Ac, q
nee gain of &c.
Close: Corn July, 57%c; old. 571ac; septem-
old, 5obc; May, Az @47%c
~ oentiment III the oats market was beartsh,
there being considerable proht-taking by small
holders. september opened unchanged to 1sc
higher dghe at aossc to aoiac, and sold off to SOS
Cash oats No. 2, 31@31hc; No. 3, 3Oh @31c
Close: Oats, July, 32K@s2Hc; September
30M @3O%c; December, 30S @31c; May 32N
n32M c. a'.-l - - -