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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-31
MINING AND CURB STOCKS

Boston quotations at p.m.:
can 4ihc, e@16; Aread,an q Sid; Arnold, e5
fssfs 5sssf @a5 R 5sRs,s IT, basi
Mountain, IN Butte EXP. 90: Butte coaA-
Nal, zz5Ss; Cooper Queen. -; Con- MercuT, 50;
Calumet s. Arizona, ITO; Copaer Range, "a;
Cumberland Ely 7a7A: Dom. !. \ s.. 2ek
Fast Butte =, "a "a @Ne Fin KIyer; ihqlN;
5@5h; Green Cons, ~; Helvetia, 81 gals ;; Use
Royaie. 1eM@2o: Keweenaw, asked: May
Michigan 12A @12N Mohawk, G11a; Montana
G. & O..2A @2s; Nevada Consolidated. 1sM
6O@75; Old Dominion. 390l39lb: Osceola 105:
Parrot 2eA @261a; Phoenix, eb@7b; 8. 4 p,
Il; Pneumatic Service. ley @16h Pneumatic
ven, ss@sa asked; Rhode Island, sM@4; Santa
Fe. IN @1A; Shannon. 9ak Shoe Machine. s79A
1O4k @104A: Tamarack. 1o06l110: Tecumseh
e es@ Trlnity s4 @sX United Copper s2A
Mining, 561a @57; U. s. Mining preferred ASK
9 @4sA Utah 55 as ass Union Land asked
$sK; Victoria: S@SH: washington, q;
y al: Warren Dew. Co., 1yQl14.
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

= Brooklyn Gas passed its regular dividend
Wells Fargo officials deny that the annual
prohts OF the company are concealed.
have reached an agreement. l@ @ees ~ -
Til The Steel corporation report for the second
.qa qua VIII show net earnings Of about s4O,.
s Canadian Northern shows gross increase last
year OF 43 per cent in earnings and net 81
General liquidation in wheat. - -
'Matheny Of Springfield wired: CLOUDY here,
no rain. Very bullish on corn on local condi-
Omaha, cloudy and raining, been raining
nes 1ay.s all d mernins and hot
st. Louis-Clear and hot. a-.-
Northwest Weather at | pm: Winnipeg,
clear 10 degrees % above; Fargo been raining
ne ne more rain oonstoci. very cloudy, looks
New aork 10 Lewis The buying of Southern
Pacific is main strength to the market. %2#
New York to Watson-We doubt If the action
on general market. Times are geoe the big
people own the stocks and will undoubtedly try
Fargo at Ii am. still raining here, ever since
9:80 last night.
Pringle bought 100000 bu September wheat
at Tie &
seF Visible last yea.
Liverpool wheat closed h@Ad lower; corn
Va higher.
Antwerp unchanged. --5l
Armour tried Cd, to- sell wheat but the market
Frazier big buyer wheat again.
Gable to Slaughter: Heavy rains In Argentine;
crop more favorable.
ch, ha to P1per Kansas City weak reeeiv-
Chicago to Wha1lon: Corn opened higher with
offerings OF September light. Sell May on
bulges
Patten covering short wheat.
: The weapther map shows clear In Canada, 48
hb 60 te g. asay ss
general rains, 70 to Sc: Iowa, cloudy. 80 to TO-;
Kansas, fair 68 to 10; Minnesota. raining at
Noorhead clear elsewhere. 50 to &c; Illinois,
clear, 6S to ~: Missouri. clear. 70 to r.
Forecast: Fair weather, except local rains in
Missouri River valley No material change in
temporal ures.
New York to Lewis: 1--WE believe stocks a
purchase on every. setback for the time being. :"
Total clearances: Wheat. 10000 bu; -four,
and -four equal $1,000 bu.
Watson from Chicago: Peavey and Buckley
good buyers September oats. Updyke. big seller
September Z. E. Wells also selling
Omerly, Philadelphia. wired: 1T Is like a
Sunday here. Export demand for wheat very
Kimball. s. D.: Wheat harvesting commenced
in this section. oats In shock: corn Is short;
weather clear and hot. IS
Peoria wired: It looks very much as IL it
would rain. g1ouding up gradually.
meeting is not yet set but is expected some
time in August.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
DESPITE SELLING, WHEAT HAS A STEADY
-" TONE, h' q. .,r.-. - -s-a-T

DESPITE SELLING, WHEAT HAS 4 STEADY
-" TONE.
Chicago July 31.-Despite considerable selling
by cash houses, the local wheat market had a
STEADY bv tone today all offerings being readily
wheat at Liverpool. where prices showed only
slight loss notwithstanding the decline of over
cent here Yesterday, was the main bullish
influence September opened shade lower to
= shade higher at 74hc to 74Nc, sold OF TO
- 1ac and then advanced to 74Mc. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported ITO cars against
9O2 cars last week and 778 cars year ago 7
y For September the lowest of the day was
reported at 1916 The market continued ex-
tremely weak all day. At the close the Seq
TENDER delivery was off 1ac at 74A @74Ac.
Cash wheat No. 2 red. 74hcQl75c; No. 8
red, 7ah @74Ac; No. 2 hard, 73a174c; No. 5
hard. 11a G73e; No. northern, 77M77kc: No.
northern. 76hc; No. 8 spring, 7o@7Gc =
Profit taking by several prominent longs caused
weakness in corn. September opened unchanged
and then declined to 5ossc. Local receipts were
212 cars, with Il Of contract grade.
Prices continued to decline thruout the re-
mainder Of the session, the tone at the close
being very weak. Final quotations on Septem.
Der were at the lowest point Of the day at
Cash corn, No. 2, 5isSc; No. g. ooNc.
Oats We're weak because, OF selling by cash
houses. September opened Nc to M@Ac lower
'at S2@321sc to 32Mc, and sold OF to 31Ac.
LOCAL receipts were 253 cars.
Cash oats, No. 2, 81 " @32c; No. 5, 31c.
Following If
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MONEY REPORTS

PARIS. July 31.-Three per cent rentes, OF
15c for checks S'.t-e..
st. PAUL, July s1.-Bank clearings, 81 .o2s,-
LONDON, July 31.-Bullion amounting to
$4,000 was taken into the Bank Of England
today and $4,000 was withdrawn for shipment
to South America.
BERLIN. July 81.-Exchange on London 20
marks AN pigs Nor checks. Discount rates,
short bills, ~ per cent; three months bills,
81 per cent.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 31.-Bank clearings to-
day, s2.514 40s:s4; New York exchange. selling
"a rate zoe premium: buying late, Zoe discount;
buying rate, par; London 6O-day sight document
airy exchange, $4S2. Local money firm at 51s
M6 per cent for selected paper. - :,
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Before Buying or Selling any Min.
Ing, Unlisted or Miscellaneous Stocks
Request Offerings Of
R, B. HIGkE oe e P.., LITE M,,I Bid
DIPLOMACY.
Tifa

~ .AllSs
"Mr. Gidsmore, . began the young
man, when you proposed to your
wife-or to the estimable lady who 10
now Mrs. =Gidsnore-did she tell you to
ask her fatAerio
"she did. my boy" affably replied
Mr. Gidsmore.
"And did you try to shirk the ioban
Well, come to think of it, I did.
II believe / tried to get her to do the
asking, pom my soul. Ha, ha!"
And when you did ask, hin-of
course, you had to speak to him I'm
ally
t'Of course, I did. OF course
And when you did ask him, did
your knees shake. and was your tongue
dry and. did you have stage fright gem
erallyf
81 was scared to death. -
HWell, that's the way i feel. told
GLADYS I knew could find some mu-
tual bond Of sympathy between us when
I came to tell you that she has prom
Used to marry me-
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PROMINENT STOCKS
MAKE HIGH START
DEALINGS AT OPENING ARE Ao-
TIVE AND WELL DISTRIBUTED.
After the Opening The Advance Con-
tinues, but Uneyenly -Transconti-
nentals Among the Infuenti al Gainers
Prices Drop Back, but the Market
Holds Above the Low Point.

. sE
New York, July 31.-with the exception of the
United States Steel stocks all of the prominent
securltles started higher In the stock market
tnah last night Dealings were fairly active
and well distributed. Northern Pacific rose
Smelling large fractions.
After the opening prices advanced further un.
evenly: Inc transcontinental railroads. Penn
ssasaaia' Amalgamated Copper, Smelling and Lo.
comotlve comprised the list of influential gamers
OF point or more. At that stage of the ad-
vance the demand srbsided and prices dropped
back fraction, Reading receding y below last
night Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Louis
preferred rose ~ and United States Realty
Consolidated Gas and Colorado Southern T. Ilii-
nois Central and Sloss- Sheffield Steel lost
point. - "a s. - - =
on point recovery in Consolidated Gas from
yesterdays drop on the passing Of the Brooklyn
Union Gas dividend was the only feature Of
trading Prices fuctuated narrowly with dull
trading but above the low point. American Ice
Great Western preferred B and Lake Erie &
western rose / and Colorado & Southern second
preferred IN. Bonds were irregular at noon.
Prices sdrtfted idly onzvery nneagre business
during the customary lunch hour. A rise Of IN
IN sugar and fall of 2 IN North Western were
the only distinguishable movements
Ihere We're some large individual orders for
United States Steel which lifted it fraction.
KANSAS City Southern gained / u. the preferred
ano@H1oeE q Lea ther, preferred 4 Ma
tlonal Lead and Colorado Fuel point. :" Inter
ear was confined TO these stocks. $ts4 %.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
watson y Co., brokers, Chamber of Commerce.
Mlnneapolls Closing prices are bid.
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ALMOST TOO CRUEL.

lew y OK PreSS. =
Mannering gritted his teeth malevo-
lently. Yes," he muttered. he
wrecked my business, he ruined my
good name, and he stole from me the
girl loved. But at last-at last
am to be avenged.
A fierce light glittered in his eyes
as he went on:
"The fellow S suffering will be terri
vacation ut the same seashore hotel
stopped at last summer, and he-ha, hal
he is already packing up to go. =
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THE CASH TRADE
CORN AND OATS CLOSED LowER-HAY
PRICES FIRMER.

FLAX-Receipts, 10 cars, against 8 last year.
Shipments. 48 cars; Duluth, III cars Closing
prices: Minneapolis, cash, $1.Oe1k to arrive
3 CORN-No 8 yellow corn closed at 4eHc No.
eeipts, ID cars; shipments, 8 ears.
s OATS-No. 3 white oats closed at 8oc. Re.
ceipts, Is cars; shipments, a cars. q
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Corn cornneal
and cracked corn, In sacks, sacks extra $3.50
oats, 75-lb sacks, sacks extra, $1875@19; No. 2
ground feed y corn and n oats SO-lb sacks
sacks extra, $19.25@1S.5O; No. 8 ground feed
1-3 corn and 28 oats, 7O-1b sacks, sacks extra
$19.55@2O. 80, $3.50
MILLsTUFFs-Bran. bulk. s1s: shorts, bulk.
S14.76@15; middlings, in bulk, $175O@1s: red
dog, In laos. 81; all 0 in Minneapolis; Il,
2O0-lb sacks. 81 per ton addition; in 1OOlh
sacks, $3.50 per ton additional. Shipments,
s ], 521 tons. -
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at s5@sebe;
mating grades. 37@44c. Receipts, II cars:
kYE-No. 2 rye closed at 4esl @5oAc. Re
ceipts. 10 cars; shipments. cars
HAY - The market is fr1ner Receipts
today, 140 tons. Timothy, choice, sid. 80:
No.. I. s1o.25@11: No. 2, s9@S.5o No
s1a soPE6 prairie de, CHOICE $40 50: prairie,
8, se.Jo@7.5o midland, No..ss1, sf.5o@S;5 mid mid.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON. July 31.-The cotton
market opened steady at unchanged prices to q
decline Of points on the old crop, but 1@4
points higher on the new in response to steady
cables and covering of shorts. After selling a
point or t two higher. the market eazed off under
quiet during the middle Of the morning. with
prices about net unchanged rs
Cotton futures opened steady; July, 9.93c;
September. 0.07c bid; October, 1O.22c; Novem.
February. 1O.44c; March. 0.5Oc.
The market was barely steady during the
late morning but showed little change in prices
which ruled about unchanged to 2 points net
lower. Spot cotton, quiet: middling uplands.
10000; natdd1ing gulf, 1l.15c.
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THE FLOUR MARKET

PRICES LowER-BuYERs r1M1p-A FAIR
GENERAL TRADE
The list Is marked down on patents but clears
remain unchanged. AS wheat falls buyers be-
come more tim1d and today they appeared dis
inclined to buy. fearing still further break.
fair general business is reported. The smaller
mills are doing more business. proportionately.
than the larger mills. and special brands are
selling well. ,E'7S.1'-s -
Shipments, 39.5S2 brls. 574
Erss psteats eqstab1s at s.
second q, clears, s2.5c@2.eo, in wood, b, Min.
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ACTIVE BONDS, AND CURB STOCKS
New York quotations TO pm: -
Japanese lists 09M, 9ON, 99M. $tE
Japanese DDS, 99%, 99A.
Japanese ANS, "a H.
Japanese second ANS, 91M
y. $. Steel 5s. asM. 9sK. $685.. 9sA. esh ,
j. p ct. As, Soy.
G., b. g. @. As, 79Sd98A.
O. s. L. As, 94h@94A.
Union Pacific As. los.
Rock Island IS, 91@a1A
United Copper, 60.
Boston Copper, 25A @26A.
North Butte, S9M d9OM.
Rock Island As. 77@77A.
Northern Pacific As. 1G3h @1O4
Black Mountain. 11@11A.
B. r. T. IS, 04N @95N.
Atchison As, 1O2N @103.
4. I. 8s. 113.
Reading Is. 99K = 99A.
Greene Copper. p1A@ 22.
Tin Can common. 7R@7A. esrss
Tin Cnn preferred. SO ~ @57.
CRANKY. II s@11M.
Utah Copper, 26@27.
Baltimore g. Ohio 311as, 93h@94.
Baltimore & Ohio As, 1927 61O3
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, July s1.-wheat started out
firm and unchanged, but free selling carried the
market off, altho some of the loss was gained
just before the end of the session. September
opened at 75&c sold down to 75hc, then up to
7514c and closed at 1880 December and July
closed at 7e7sc and 751hc respectively. with not
much trading. Flax opened strong but quickly
declined under heavy offerings, and inled around
bottom prices for the rest Of the day. Transac-
ttons we're heavy. July closed at SLID, Septem-
Der 81 II. October $1-o91k, November $1.Oo1z and
December $1.08h. - - =
The close: Wheat to arrive, No. northern:
Tie; No. 2 northern. 75kc; on track, NJ. i
northern, nc; No: 2 northern, 751tc; July,
75hc; September, 1850; December, 75hc; May,
519Mc September durum; No. !. CSC; No. 2, csc;
No. i, eec; No. z, 67c. Flax, to arrive I've
saax on track, $1.121h; July, $1.13; Sep.
tepber, SLIP; October, $1.OeH; November,
q ;oe11s; December, s1osA Oats to arrive
t8l ~ oats on rack, s1Ac; July, s1Nc. Rye,
s63c.. Barley, 4o@46c. ---'- 80
Cars Wheat T. lat So
year I. Receipts: Wheat, so, 1888 bu; corn.
8, lilo; oats II 500; barley, 19,67B; rye, s,475;
FAX, 81, 7sz. Shipments: Wheat, 161 1928 bu;
oats, LOO.
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LONDON CLOSING srocKs my

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, July 31.-con-
snls for money. 81 Die: sconsols for account
81 1916; Anaconda, 10; Atchison. 94N; Atchi-
son PIe e JOB Baltimore & Ohio 1241k
5eHs; Chicago Great Western. isN: Chicago
Milwaukee { st. Paul, 1861 !: De Beers, III
Denver & Rio Grande, 44M Denver & Rio
ferred. 81 Erie second preferred 721s: Illinois
Genital, 1872; Louisville 4 Nashville, 146A Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas. BIN: New York Cen
trail. 141; Norfolk 4 Western. 92N: Norfolk 4
sEastern nreferrsd sAat: Ontario : Western
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS, JULY 80,
Constituencies 81: Omaha &; Great North
ern, 50; Northern Pacific, 8; Great western,
IL; Burlington, 4; 500 line, 5; Rock Island, 10.
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ARIZONA cnppERs.

After rather weak close yesterday and
weak opening today: the market has rallied and
has been the feature, selling up to 1880 during
yesterday afternoon but sagging of little at
the close. It is rumored that the lawsuit In
cided favorably Superior 4 Pittsburg closed
yesterday at SLIPS asked and opened at the
same figure. but later was $t7.25 bid. Butte
& London holds tits advance, and 1t begins to
look as II the extremely low time for this stock
has passed. - Quotations at Il o. M
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tng, 81 vi; Reading first preferred, 48; Read
ing second preferred, 4b; Southern Railway,
37ss; Southern Railway preferred. 1922 South.
ern Pacific, IS; Union Pacific, 1914; Union
Pacific. perferred. 97h; United States Steel.
40M; United States Steel preferred 1091s Wa.
BASH S0h Wabash preferred. 40; Spanish
], Bar silver, steady; 30 lid per ounce. Money,
The, rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills Is BOB 1-18 per cent. The rate OF
discount IN the open market for three months
bills Is .1-16@8b per cent. -
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NEW YORK FLouR Ann oRA1w r,,n

NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, July
31.-FIour. receipts, 4,S42 br1s; sales 300 br1s:
dull and barely steady; winter straights, s.. 7o@
1885, Wheat, receipts, III 900 bu; sales, $50 000
bu opened fairly steady this morning on account
quently. on good crop news, big receipts and
liquidation. September. 81 b-1e@nMc Decem-
Der, s4x @s4Mc; Nay, 8e% @s8Nc. Rye dun;
No. 2 western. 673hc, nominal, o b. Corn. re-.
ceipts. 2o2, 275 bu; sales, 600; opening steady
on cables and light offerings. but weakened on
cenber, bbkc. -s so $50 T. $500
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Minnesota Trans
fer. st. Paul, July 31.-Barrett & Zimmerman's
report: No Improvement is noted in the horse
market. Receipts are normal and of good quail
ity. The market Is sluggish closing at the fol-
lowing prices: Drafters. extra. $210@2s5: draft
ers. choice. $1s5@21o; drafters. common to good,
$50 M1S5: farm mares. extra. $1290f145: farm
mares choice. $105@120: farm mares common to
good. $S0@105; delivery. choice. $165@1so: de-
livery, common to good. $1306185: drivers, $3.50
@260; mules, according to size. s1401225.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. july 80.

HECE1PTs AND SEIPMENTs. ULY 81.
117oo bu; oats. 81 900 hi barley 5000 bu;
rye. 5000 bu; fax II, $50 bu Hour, 425 brls;
millstn1fs 81 tons; hay. 40 tons: car lots 233
Shipped-W Wheat, 70 cars, 77,420 bn; corn,
rye, 1850 bu; flax, 1870 bu; hour. 1852 brls;
millstuffs Ih21 tons: linseed oil, 204.21O lbs;
oil cake, S6,320 lbs; car lots, Al.
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SEEMS STRANGE.

Bacon-They say there. are more
men killed in time Of peace than in
time of war. ss, s.
Egbert-That seems odd. You ID
think there was a good deal more
canned stuff consumed in times Of
war; now. wouldn t you9
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DID,T KNOW WEERE TO.

7-E9 Detroit Free Press.
Mrs sF1ip--I have just been talking
to a specialist and he says my brain
vitality has all gone to my long hair
Do you believe il @
Flip-Well, sef--I know it has gone!
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PUTS AND CALLS,

pm. reDDff -
Puts-Septeinbar. wheat. 7s3kc.
Calls-September wheat. 74Mc.
Cnrb-Sept ember wheat, T4Ac.
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WILLING 10 COMPROMISE.

~. -. - II NIUIGU pUT ICIUeTt.
Papa. last night / dreamt that for
my birthday you gave me bicycle and
mamma watch.
- Yes, dear, but you know that
dreams always go by contraries-
All right. then, you give me the
watch and mamma the bicycle
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] NuHrOHuS entering The yafdS reported re-
ceipts for the day by loads as follows: Chicago
Great Western. 8; Chicago. Milwaukee q 81.
Paul. Z; Chicago, st. raul, Minneapolis 4
Omaha 10: Great Northern, 26; isconsin
Central. 1; 500 Line. 20; Northern Pacific. 2;
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, July s1.-gggs, 1s
@lshc;~ receipts, Is, SIS; market steady. Butter,
e 7eaovated is @i5s; ren ao7sa Isl Il
@1sc; receipts. 2,2s7; market steady.
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LETTING HIM DOWN.
Louisville Courier Journal.

~ $50 you won't be all the world to
~ No, Augustus, / can I, y replied the
summer girl But I II tell you what
I will be.
Whatf,'
81 I, i, be the state Of Rhode Island to
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C1erk-I should be glad If you would kindly
excuse me from duty tomorrow. sir. wish to
attend the funeral Of my wife's mother.
before pleasure.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN In1r

-. KANSAS CITY GRAIN, July 81.-Uoss-
! 67%c; December, 60Nc; cash, No. 2 hard, 600
TIC; No: 8, ee@6Mc; No. 4, ESQ., No. 3 red,
70h @71hc; No. 8, B0c; No. 4, 86ho. Corn
cash, No. ai1ed, 4ea1c;INo. s, 4a5Sc; NJ -
No. 2 white, 8e1tc; No. z mixed, 32@ssc.
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HIS GREAT LUCK

Isaacstein has such greatness of
luck. -
HVot happened nit him7o
sVen his ehtore caught FIRE his little
poy Abraham fell in der shtreet under
|. der enehine, und. der fremens vas de-
layed nearly halluf an hour. =
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sT. LOUIS GRAIN

st. LOUIS GRAIN, July 81.-Close- wheat,
71xSS77zzEs: ssgtegseE AZ s.
futures, lower; cash firm; No. 3 cash, sos; track,
5OA @91c; September. 4shc: December, 45Ac.
Oats. lower: No. 2 cash. 82@32hc nominal;
rtack, 99h 434c; September, 31Mc: December,
$3.50: No. white 38@31c
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MILWAUKEE, FLOUR AND GRAIN 1u,v

MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN, July 81.
Flour. .10c lower. Wheat. lower; No. / north
ern. 7s@soc; No: northern, 77@7ec; septem-
Rsr 74As s,f bid Rye stsadX No
Cats, easier; standard. S5635hc. Corn, firm:
No; 8 cash. 6oA @t2c;. September. 49Xc. =
~ heat.Puts: 73%c bid; calls, 74tc asked.
Corn-Futs, 40Kc asked; calls, 60Kc asked
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NEW YORK OIL, July 31.-Petrcleum
steady; refined, all ports. $7.65GD7.7O.
PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, July s1.-provis-
Ions were quiet and steady. September pork
$50. Ribs, 2iac lower at $9.O6h.
CHICAGO PRODUCE, July. s1.-cheese, firm:
Americas, 12c. Poultry. live, steady; turkeys,
l2c; chickens, lie; springs, l3G15c. Potatoes,
6@ohc; 60 to 80 lbs. 7@s1hc 50 to 10 lbs, &C..
Butter. firm; creameries, 15@2OAc; dairies
15@lsc. Eggs firm; at mark, cases included
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN. July s1.-wheat. spot,
nominal; futures dull; July, nominal: septem-
quiet; American mixed, old 4srOAd; futrrrs.
quiet; September, Is $751; December, Is ND.
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NEW YORK. SUGAR AND COFFEE, July
Sl.-:sqgar, raw firm; fair refining. SIC; cen.
trifngal 90 test, 1908 1876; molasses sugar
Be-; - refined steady; crushed, 5000; powdered.
Rio SIC. Molasses steady; New Orleans. 80
03Sc. = -. - -~' ~
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CHICAGO GRAIN-u loss-wheat, July,
72Bc;; September, 74h @AAe. Close--Corn,
47Hc:. Close Oats July, soKc; September,
31@3thc. s,sss5s5sst5 ssr.9,
Close Pork-september. $1e7b Lard, July,
s.65; September, $s.72h. Ribs-Ju1y, $seTH |;
September, $9.97h.
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ST.. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, July 31.-Cattle, re.
ceipts, 1900, including 2,250 Texans; market
steady; beef steers. $350@8.30; stockers and
TeYaa stseHs S. 4o@s a cows and hsife.s $40
$50. Hogs, receipts. 1900; market 5@1oc
lower; pigs and lights, $e.506e.es; packers,
SO. 10000; butchers and best heavy. $4,000
6. CO. Sheep. receipts, $500: market steady; ma.
tives, $3@550; lambs, $417.5O
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS. July s1,-Beef
quiet. Pork steady. Lard easy; prime west
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Chicago Options.

land No, 2, s5.5oMs g. so; no grade hay, 50. 5oM
100; rye straw. No. l. So: rye straw, No q
81 wheat sls or oat straw, 's35o6l4.5o no grade