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The Forrest City times., 1905-03-31

Enthuse.
 Organize.
 Base Ball team.
 Get in the game.
 Help Us talk 1t up. .Time for base ball.
 old Cutter Rye. hits the spot. Come, wake up, and play ball. Let's don't stay dead two years. Would you accept the managership: Mir. E. J. Barrow returned Wednes. day.
 Go to N. B. Nelson .& Co.,, for Ole Cater
 Are we to have a base ball team this season?
 For Sale.-0ue fine Jack. Russell, Graham < Go.
 Try one of those Tom and Jerry's at the Magnolia.
 Go to Brandon, Blugh < Co, fol Ladies Slippers
 Mr. W B Haynie, of Haynes, was in town Monday.
 Mir. Gus Levy went to Memphis yes tefday on business.
 Brandon, Baugh & Co.,, have the best line of Mems Shoes.
 See the new line of Spring Goods just received at Grady's.
 Go to John k. Browns Restaurant for meals or lodging
 Dr. E. \ Long spent "Wednesday in Memphis on business.
 MT. E. " Horne, of Memphis, was genial visitor Tuesday
 Try bottle of Old Cutter. It's al. right. \. E. Nelson & Co.
 Get my prices before making your purchases. A. l.. Grady.
 Brandon, Bangh & Co.,, have the best line of Ladies Slippers in town. Mir. D C. Webb and son David went 10 Memphis yesterday morning. . hev. " B. Harper of Palestine came over on business yesterday Mir, Richard Pugh spent Wednesday In Memphis buying spring goods. MT A. G Wheeler, of Madison, was in the city on business yesterday. Mr. McCulloch Hogg, of Little Rock. Was Tn the city Friday on business. The pfettiest paper napkins you ever SAW may be had at the Newsstand. We want to see d good ball game Don't you? Talk to the boys about it.. Ladies Skirts in ali the latest styles, are now being shown at A. L. Grady's PETTUS & PARHAM, INSURANCE.
 Long Block, Telephone ls9.
 Special Sale on Laces and Ribbons Monday for cash only No goods charged at these prices. R. H. Winfield
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For Sale-One fine Jack. Russell. Graham X O.
 Bring the boys to our store for Per. lection Clothes. None better made. Brandon, Baugh & Co,
 Dr. J. T. Brown, of Franks. was in the city Saturday on business, and gave us pleasant call.
 The Old Yannissee Pure Rye Whis. key is dispensed in Forrest City by T. c. Folbre, Jr. X Co.
 Mir. R T. Brinkerhof. of Harris burg, was in town Saturday. He has interests in this county.
 W. $. COrsets, new spring line, now on sale Tn the new store os Russell. Gra- ham, Alderson Company.
 Capt J. F Mcdonald was genial guest in the editors home Tuesday. lie Is serving on the jury.
 D5s. W. H. D.adrick and o. L. Vii. llamson, of Marianne, Were i'll the city yesterday for few hours.
 Old Cutter is pure Rye Whiskpy, and IS unexce led for medicinal pun poses. N. E. Nelson & Co.
 Blandon, Baugh X Co.,, are sole agents for the celebrated Bostonian Shoes. They are the best.
 Mrs. Pauline Goddard and MT and Ms. Ike Mallory and son Ned, went to Memphis Tuesday morning.
 MT. Nj. Isaacs, who went to St. Louis on Thursday night of last week on business, returned Tuesday
 PETTUS & PARHAM, INSURANCE,
 Long Block, Telephone lsa.
 All kinds of lumber and finishing materials for repair work promptly fur nlshed by Paslay & Johnson.
 All kinds of winter beverages are served at the Magnolia Saloon in the latest and most expert manner.
 Your patronage is solicited and ap- preciated at the Magnolia Saloon. T. .. Folbre, Jr.. X Go. proprietorS.
 MT. Thos. $. Busbee, attorney for the C. 0. & G. Ky, Go, WAS in town on business in the court Saturday.
 Nr. Morris Lesser, of Marianna. was Tn the city yesterday, d prominent buy CT in the horse and mule market.
 Perfection Suits The best because they wear the longest. See us for your boy spring Suit. Brandon, Baugh & Go.
 Special Sale on Laces and Ribbons Monday for cash only. No goods charged at these prices. R. H. Winfield * Co.
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PETTUS & PARHAM, INSURANCE.

Lung BIOcK, IeIeph0ne ls9.
 Special Sale on Laces and Ribbons Monday for cash only No goods charged at these prices. k. II. Winfield & Co.
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BEARS SCORED AT
WILL ON ,,ICHANGE
FRACTIONAL LOSSES MARKED
TILE OPENING In STOCKS.
Fractions Were Soon Extended to
y Point and to Several Points In Some
Of the Prominent Omaha
Runs Of Six Points. X

New York, Aug. 81.--Fractional losses were
the rule at the opening Of the stock market
with offerings of Union Pacific, Reading, Erie
and United States Steel on a liberal scale
/. Ane STOCK market was quite irregular during
the first hours business. Opening losses were
Cancelled and st. Paul, Union Pacific, Reading,
Amalgamated Copper and the United States
Steel stocks sold u fraction over yesterdays
closing. Later selling drove these and the list
In general below the earlier low point. Lead
was actively bought and improved IN.
Stop loss orders were uncovered heavy
selling and very few of the active stocks escaped
losses VI point or more. Northern Pacific
Great Northern preferred, Delaware & Hudson
and Sugar dropped points, Chicago, st Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha 6 and Colorado Fuel y
Iron q. The market rallied fraction and be-
came dull at noon. Bonds were easy at noon.
Stocks were unloaded at rapid rate this
afternoon and the list at times was absolutely
without support. Declines Of between 1 and 8
points We're made by dozen or more Of the
representative railroads and specialties. New
York Central, Northwestern and Tennessee
porting orders before l o'clock checked the
break and the market rallied substantial
fraction with Reading and Amalgamated Cop
Heavy selling of Reading and A1nalgamated
Copper started prices downward again, some
stocks touching the lowest of the day. Read
ing sagged 3, Ama1gamated 3A, Sugar 31k and
Great Northern preferred g. Sharp recoveries
running to point or more In spots were poorly
held. y
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson y co.,, brokers, Chamber Of Commerce,
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid.
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Piper johnson best buyer of September here
Watson and Woodwork both buying September
and Van Dusen buying September and selling
Whallon 100 May from woodwork,
at s31hc. Trade light at that moent Yester.
days buyers as rule took their profits on
the early bulge today.
Bartlett Frazer have been good buyers May
and sellers December oats today
In the Chicago grain market Valentine was
selling wheat personally Ringle selling a little
wheat In the corn market Friedman was offer.
ing May corn in big lots. .
In the local market Lewis. Woodwork and
Watson were the best buyers on the last upturn,
taking December and May principally. :
Argentine shipments this week are estimated
at 100000 bu wheat and $500, 900 bu corn
Daggett picking up May wheat, irming mar
ket.
. Northwest weather at II am: Fargo-Raln.
ing since am. good steady rain and raining
now; % above. Grand Forks-Cloudy raining:
looks like will rain all day. Comstock-Rain.
ing steady since am: calm; 60 above Osa-
Els-SloudS, calm and cool; rain. st. Cloud
Cloudy and cool; rain: 62 above Hunter
-Raining since am: looks like more. win.
Eipeg-Part cloudy COOL so above. Casselton-
Raining since 5 am. Fergus Falls-Rainins
hard: been raining since early this morning:
50 above. Michigan City. N. Drained heavy
all night. Minot-Cloudy raining; SO above.
Devils Lake-Raining. wind east: So above.
Bismarck-Cloudy. heavy rain this morning,
brisk southeast wind.
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CLOSING. CASH PRICES
CHICAGO GRAIN
WET WEATHER CAUSES STRONGER WHEAT
OPENING,

wheat pit here resulting
ket. Offerings were comparatively light Sep.
TENDER opened A@%c to A@&c . higher : at at
to to 'gs spS at opeDed S @N
higher at s0Yc to s1Ac and for time, held
within the opening range, Minneapolis, D u-
S cars s
ago. ... .. -. r. >-...s ...
Later the market became quiet ana weak sk
September the lowest point Of the day SOFA Was
At ali Of the oss was later
Wit Win septsmSs ~ aD &c =, At 7sa axe: beeem-
bec a was n up h@&e At s sas soc: No. red
7s; No No red TS@$s Sssc No bard
1875 I2S5c: No. northern and No. northern.
nothing doing; No. 8 spring, so@9ec.
Close: Wheat, September, 7sA @7s%c; De-
there e ban Ea a n
position to do any trading of that character here
today. puts and calls are contrary to the
state re is Of Tor
Board Board Of Of Trade. ''' |, " ~
option being weak. while distant deliveries were
firm. Shorts commission houses were fair pur-
chasers of December and May: September nass
taking. September opened unchanged at 6S?ae
to 52k @53c December opened a shade to 40
sc higher at 43c to 43Ac and sold at 43A @
1890. Local receipts were 40 cars with 2oo OF
contract grade.
The market was comparatively steady the last
half of the session. At the close September
was OFF hc at 53c. December was up A@%c
at 43Ac.
Close: Corn September, 53c; old, $3.50; De-
cember. 43Ac; old, 451kc; May, 425s @4Sc.
Strength Of wheat had bullish effect on the
oats market. Sn all receipts added to the
strength Commission house were tne
principal purchasers. September opened IN
changed to a shade higher at 25Ae to 2oAg
eerber was V @Ac to Nc higher at It, 2e1s @
2o5Ac to ss74G LEGAL ore E:eet1.s wers 2so cars
Close. Oats August, 25T@zo7aci septemtb"er r
25M @25kc; December, 289sc; May, 2SH "a
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Inspected -Wheat-Cars-Great Northern
No. northern, {; No 2 northern. I; No. 8, L;
No., 4, 1; rejected, 1. --.
erG Ghi lea Mi5va onfSer ST. Pau15No north
4; no grade, 2.
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No 1 northern, 1; no
grade, 4. ne. -. -.
500 Line-No. 1 northern, 1; No. 2 northern,
IL; No. 4, 2.
Hgrshsr9 Se s Rorthesn 4 No
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis B Omaha-No.
| northern, 4; No. northern, g. No. 3, 4;
No. 4, i; rejected, l.; no grade, /.
Chicago Great Western-No. 2 northern, 3;
No. g. 1; No. 4, L.
Minnesota Transfer-No. 3, 1; No. 4, 1.
Totals-No. 1 northern, 81; No. 2 northern,
53; No. B. Is; No. 4, s. rejected, 7; no grade, Z.
Other Grains Inspected 1n-Cars-No. / win
ter wheat, =; No. winter wheat, 7S; No. 8
winter wheat, o.; rejected winter wheat, 1; no
grade winter wheat. A.; mixed wheat. 10; west
ern wheat, i; No. yellow corn, 2; No. 5 corn,
2; No. corn, 2; grade corn, 2; No: 8 white
oats, II; No. white oats, q; No. oats, %;
| no grade oats, I; No. rye, G.; No. 8 rye, 4;
no grade rye, 1; No. barley, Is; No. 1 feed
barley. IL; No. feed barley, II; no grade
feed barley, IL; No. l northwestern fax, q;
NJ fpsne aas 1S rejeetsd FAX
81; No. 2 northern wheat, 2; No. wheat. II /;
No. wheat, 3; no grade wheat, 4; No. l winter
wheat, l; No. winter wheat, i; No. 3 winter
wheat, 5; mixed wheat, 8; No. white oats. g.;
No. oats; 5: No. barley, l.; 30: barley, Il;
No. feed barley, /; No. 2 feed barley, /; no
grade feed barley. l. No. rye, 4.
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MONEY REPORTS

ST. PAUL Aug. 91-Bank clearings, $S13
885.SS; week. SIS. $50, pos. 81: last year, $685.
1850; month, $25, s97 ,364.79; last year. $685..
O15S31. A. s~.-s--
FAKIs; Aug. 81, p.rn--rhree per cent
rentes. 100 francs for the account. Exchange or
London, 70 francs 10 centimes for checks.
LONDON, Aug. H.-The Bank of England's
rate of discount was unchanged today. at 21k
per cent.
The weekly statement of the anB kof England
shows the following changes: Total reserve, de-
creased e73, 900; circulation, increased 6 561 ;.
900; bullion, decreased Eli, $40; other securi.
ties, decreased G326,OOO; other deposits, de.
creased: s1315,Ooo; public deposits, increased
government securities unchanged: The proportion
OF the banks reserve to liabilities, which last
week. 1, was 1911 per cent, is now 1922 per cent
Bullion amounting to Ell, 600 was withdrawn
from the Bank Of England today for shipment to
South America. 'Ht ~
MINNEAPoLIs Aug. a1--Rank clearinrs 70.
day, S2,O1S, 67294; for the week, $13, O42 344
eorrespondIng week., $12:Oo3 1868 New York
exchange; Selling rate, 1Oc premiums; buying
rate S &c discount. Chicago exchange: Selling
rate, Doc premium; buying rate 1Oc discount
London 6O-day sight documentary exchange
qo; S q. s2.sa4JJ :uoX
Exchange on London, 2e~marks ~45b pfps for
checRs. Discount rates, short bills 3 per cent
three months bills, 2A per cent.
wheat. D'cenDer
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THE CASH TRADE,
FoUR-CENT DROP IN FIAx-EEED PRICE
ALSO REDUCED.

FouR-cENT DROP IN F1Ax-FEED PRICES
3. ALSO REDUCED.
FLAX--Receipts, 70 cars, against 27 last
year; shipments. car. Duluth, none.
Closing prices: Minneapolis cash. $1.15A; tt
arrive. 81. 04A.
70 oATs-No. white closed at 24%c. Receipts
10 cars; Shipments % cars.
CORN-No 8 yellow closed at 51Ac. Re-
celpts. cars: Shipments none.
FEED AND COARSE GRAIN-Coarse corn
n meal and cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra
Sacks E ssss ef feea SIS SSrn and
No.. No ground 'l feed "a corn and y oats). SOIL
feed d,3 corn and % oats), 7o-lb sacks, sacks
MILLsTUFFS - Bran in bulk, s12@12.25
shorts: $12@1225; middlings, $15615.15;- red
IL In n6oIb in ssetn
81; 80 per ton additional. Shipments 1910 ions
R1E-No. closed at 56A @57Ac. Receipts
BARLEY - Feed grades closed at 35641c:
mating grades, 42@47c. Receipts: SO cars;
shipments, Is cars.
HAY-Choice timothy, S1o.5o@11; No. tim
othy. Ss.S0g9.5o; No. 8 timothy. s7@s: choice
upland, S9ge.5O; wheat and oats straw, $40
$50. Receipts. 100 tons. -
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS. A.

BOSTON MINING STOCKS, Aug. s1.-Closing
Alone. 81 u a go Arcadian iMeanMaie' egoh
1N@1k; Atlantic, 22% a22A; Bingham aF1 81 Z
g3lB; Calumet & Hecla, 665@67O; Centcn-
NAL, .26@261a; Copper Range Consolidated, II:
DAILY West. 1871; Dominion Coal. 7s07Sb; Do
minion Steel, 21@22; Elm River. 2K62%
Franklin, l4H @14A; CRANKY. .71h@7A GUIANA
ssae ns0aaas @a: 2S sh2s:
er so@lo0; Michigan: 14@14h: Mohawk 500
Parrott. 26@26M Phoenix. 1A@1k; Quincy
105@107; Rhode Island, 4A@4h; Santa Fe.
21a Shannon Copper Co.. III; Swift & Co.,
1o9A @11O: Tamarack 125 asked: Tecumsah
9A@81s; Trinity, 8M@3; United Copper Co..
37@ss; United States Mining. 346l34A: United
States OIL, 10A@10k; Utah. 48046k; Vic.
toria 4A@4A; Winona. liz @11%; Wolver-
inc, 125@12e; Wyandot, 2A @2h.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

| DULUTH GRAIN, Aug 31.-Flax sold up early
to 81. October there a general
bidding at that figure. The advance was on ac'
count Of rains In the northwest and the pros
pect for damp weather tomorrow. October then
broke to 81 .O4 and advanced 1ac. The close was
1Mc higher. Except for the early furry the
day was quiet.
Wheat was very strong. 1t sold up to s2%c.
but trading was dull and it declined. Receipts
all grains, 36 cars shipments wheat, 10000 bu.
Barley, cars track, &c.
Close-Wheat to arrive No ] northern, 841sc;
No. 2 northern, sohc; September, No. north
ern s2hc; No. 2 northern, 7s3ae; December y, No. No
to arrive Sept. 10, $1.1O; on track, $3.50; Sep
TENDER, $1.O8; August, 81 20; October. 81
November. 81 .O5; December, $1.O4A; May, ST.
Oats, 25Bc; rye, Sc.
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Hog prices steady at opening, and &c to i0c
priees ~ eoss u ksc 81 gh quality fair
$3.50: at close, 1915 to $685. at the close
the tn following quotations ruled; light, $50 to
Mixed g fsr sSso to to $s9o; s choice se
choice, 1896 to Sc; heavy fair, S.. so to n. 60:
good 500 to $3.50; choice, $3.50. Roughs and
- Hcgs-55, leo lbs. So; "a, es2 lbs, s5.s5; "a,
2o4 lbs, $500; u, 24O lbs, $780, il, lee lbs,'
$ss9 e. g. 2. 200 bs $5sss; 2s lbs, s5.s5;
Pigs, Roughs and Underweights-5 s74 lbs,
S.; go; s, 3e4 lbs, $3.50; 6, 367 lbs, $o45
VIC, GArTLERe eseI9ts light killing cattle steady
ceipts. Bulls generally steady Veal calves
demand good for best milch cows and heavy
Butcher 6sr Sc 145o lbs $780, 4, ses lbs
H. SSyo ss' S: SO rs S.
Veal Calves-1, 1870 lbs, sJ.25; 8, 1870 lbs
SszS ;Ss Ri f I5: 1ss l0' s* 25
Ssff snd Efe?1 g. SIS os go Ds is
Vs. ? 3, $50 lbs, $3.50; 4, III lbs $3.50; g. eis
~ Mich ia'V Cows and sprtnger-, cow. oo,, -.
$3.50: 2 cows. SIS; i cow, i calf, $50: c taw
1 calf; $2s: cow. s27. ~'"'
sHEEP-Receipts liberal. mostly consisting
feeder Spring lambs 1oc to 15c higher. Sheen
| prices, fully steady Demand continues good
q, Killing Sheep and Lambs-11 lambs 81 lbs.
$500: ia 81 fa4 30 IDS g;
lbs, 1925; 3 lambs. 6e lbs Sc: 25 Gull lambs,
% IDS, 1928; 6 Gull lambs 80 lbs, IS; 10
ewes, !5o lbs, $4.60; 1 buck, $50 lbs, So. 40.
~. stockers and Feede-s-94 lambs, 80 lbs, IS 40;
9a4 ewes ewes and md wethers, "a lbs, $40.
on william The market Misr
fer, Mimi: W. B. Brown. Ellsworth: J. Jack
son. Hutchinson; Burrows & G., Clear Lake;
5. A.; Berg. H. A. Anderson, New Richland:
A. H. Hochen. Client; G. B. Root. Morgan:
j. j: Sturgeon, MARSHALL; G. A. Mcconnell.
LIE Sueur; F. Otterbeck Vernon Center: C.
Beack, c. Peterson, WEIGH.
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NEW YORK COTTON, Aug. 81 The cotton
f,,rs opened strong at an advance OF sGi3
spot sales IN the Liverpool market ana con,
tihlied drought III Tesas. New orleans and Wall
there was considerable liquidation and some Of
the local professionals sold nggressiyely nt the
initial bulge Rumors Of rains In Texas en-.
early session was weak and unsettled, with
prices prices IN the middle of the morning about 2 10 8
g., Stop orders on the long side were caught dur.
hns, 'ns forenoon and before mid day prices had
Or nearly half cent below the nigh level OF
the week. Later there was rally of B or I
points pom on room coverin: but the market at noon
was nervous and unsettled. Spot cotton inlet
bidnd ilgs, lie; middling gulf. 1f.25c.
to'er dh mtures strong; September. 1os7c; oc
11.20c. 49, -"'' oneieu'
~ S s cotton closed quiet, 20 points decline;
Sales, 1,425 bales. ''e eu.-' 1910.
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creamery, l7@201ac dairles 16h@is%e. Ee sy
easy, at mark, cases included, 1914 ml6Tc,
CVheese, firm daisies. 11Ac; twins lie: Young
heys 1ss dhdAe Poultry alive weak tur-
CARROTS, on track, a5@42c. Veal, firm; 80 to
S 99Ilb weights; 6@7c;. e5 to 75-lb weights ia
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Aug. a.-close: Wheat
Fato setsr cash easier No cash ele.
Per Per e 116sc: December, 79@70lsc: No. hard
ssoo9MsS1Sc Corn, firm; No. 2 cash, 81 Kc: track
o. 81 e SSe; September 49Ac DecembeS 4o%c.
81. ss.eaayi NO. cash, .251sc; track, 2610
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS,

Quotations to O'clock Aug. 81:
American Tobacco As, 76M. 49,
G., B. & O. Joint As, 101%:
United States Steel 5s o. V, 911a, 8TS, eIM.
Japanese FIST 6s, 1o2, 1o1N, ,1o1%.
japanese us, ok. Of. 81 L, @a, l$, 81 <.
91h, PIN, 9lh, s1%, 91h, 91%, e11, 91A.
eo 4lapasneesse second AVS, Oh. COZ. so%. soM.
Northern Securities, 1856. ...t
Oregon Short Line 49, 06N. .,5u
Greene Copper, 259s.
Rock Island IS, 96B, 96N 96h. '.a....- ..
Wabash Is. BIZ.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS Aug. ST.
Received--Wheat 306 cars. 2S7 $40 bu corn
1000 bu; oats, 1121sO bu; barley, so, 900 bu:
rye, 1920 bu;i flax, 22,40O bu: -FOUR 400 brs:
hay, 100 tons: car lots. 500.
a. S Tn SHrcV Is ea 5 5415s bp
800 bu; flour, 46571 brls millstuffs, 1910 tons;
linseed oil. 100000 lbs: oil cake. 10000 lbs:
car lots. 1893. .. - y
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ne WHEAT cITEAE! MovEMENT BY ROADS. Aug; a.
Louis. So: Great Northern 50: Burlington 25
500. Il. -.
Shipped-Cars Milwaukee. %: Omaha, 6: St.
Louis. 3: Wisconsin Central 2: Great Northern
IL; Burlington, 3.
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Total sales. PSI 200. 49,.

Sd@ Mall 12So o yst
ferred, 1900; second, 2,4OO; New York Cen
trial. IS. 700; Union Pacific 10000.
Reading, "a, 800; Missouri Pacific, 10000; On
tario & Western, 10,100;, Canadian Pacific, 49,
100; Northern Pacific, 300; Atchison, 6,1oo;
Atchison preferred, 1900; Sugar, 10000; Ten
ern Railway, $500: Baltimore & Ohio, 11,1OO;
Anaconda, 1000; Great Western, $500: Metro
Pean n,ssa Smete a ls oe hepps Steel
Steel preferred 1900; Copper e2,7oo; Pennsyl-
yania, IS. 100.
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HOGS OPEN STEADY
BUT FALL LATER
SHOWING A &c TO 1oc LOSS AT
SOUTH ST. PAUL TODAY.

killing Cattle Steady with the Week g
Decline, with Light Receipts and q
Quiet Market--Veal Calves Hold the
Weeks Advance Fairly Well-Spring
Lambs 10c to 15c Higher and Sheep
Prices Fully Steady.
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&c.
PUTS AND CALLS IN CHICAGO

Leaders of the fight for recognition Of puts
and calls on the Chicago board declared today
that altho sentiment favors resumption, the
practice of trading in privileges would not be
resumed until test case could be brought to
final determination and had shown the present
state law UNCONSTITUTIONAL Meantime the Chi
cago puts and calls business would be sent to
Milwaukee,. ... -r..-
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO PRov1sIoNs Az o,

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Aug s1.-Notwttb-
n no H,. hrm tone prevailed in the provisions
support keadtng packers gave the market fair
h hard was =. up &c at $50. Ribs were shade
Close; : Pork, $15.57h; October, $3.50; Jan.
s ssrI: $l2;oO. Lard, September, $50; October,
go o;. November, 81 .22A; December. S7O5:
January, S7.02A. Ribs, September, IS 80: Octo,
Der, $3.50; January, $655. 'O' WV
me- NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Aug s1-pork
urn .r mess $l5.75@16.75; short clear S14. soon
d ~ Lard, firm; prime western steam, SIS. 20
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Aug
91.-Rye cash, COZ @61hc: September, 59h a
61kc; December. 59h @62hc. Flax; cash.
northwestern, SLIP; southwestern. 81 .O6. Tim.
othy, September, $3.sO@March, $S.65. Clover.
cash, $12. Barley, cash, 36@4Sc.
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington, Aug. 31.-T,day's statement OF
the treasury balances in the general fund ex-
elusive of the $16OOOO,OOO gold reserve shows
Available cash balances. S127,118.515 gold coin
and bullion, $54, O99; gold certificates, 500,
III 40. -
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- r. LAnEw "a MEAN.

E. r. LADEW IS DEAD.
New York, Aug. 31.-Edward R. Ladew one
of the most prominent leather manufacturers
In the United States, died at his home at
Glencoye, i. Il, aged 30 years Of
Der of the firm Of Fayerweather 6 LadeW.
leather manufacturers.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
SHIPMENTS HOLD UP-PRICES REMAIN
EASY BUT UNCHANGED,

The expectation Of more steady outward
movement at the rate of about so, 900 barrels a
day is being realized, shipments holding up
fairly well No change was made in quotations
tone. Shipments, 1851 barrels
First patents quotable, at $4,000. 30;
second patents. $5@5:1O: first clears, So. 9o64;
second Clears $2.oo@1265.
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NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Aug. 81
Flour receipts 49, 1853 brls; sales. 800; dull and
unchanged: Wheat, receipts, 1880 bu; sales,
wheat sections. strength Of northwest markets,
unfavorable crop news from Germany and local
asE GsS ds-1se xesfdaS, 5ssss@ss 1915; Rye.
3o1g. re S9 b% dull and mo-
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Aug. n
sugar, raw, nominal; fair refining, Sac: ZEN.
ttrifugal. SO test. 8 81 -32@4c moiassess sugar.
u.s. e.; renned unsettled; crushed &C., powdered,
G5c. ans' @sa