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The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-28
DIR. Terry, Dentist.

DIR. Terry, Dentist, of Denver, will be
in Elbert, at Hotel Beulah, Friday, July
13, one day only. Call early.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-06-28

Rate, per capita, S7.s25.
j. J. KRUSE,
County Superintendent of Schools.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-18
To Build a Manse.

Many years ago when there was not
even green grass in Holly the people
got together and organized The Pres
byterian church here. 1t was decid
edy uphill work. too.
Then about six years ago the move
ment had gained sufficient strength
10 warrant The erection of the build
ing now occupied. Then came the
struggle for he furnishings. These
were secured and Holly has enjoyed
one of HE best fitted churches in the
valley. considering the population.
Abou NV" years a!o social WAS
held in which all DENOMINATIONS par
ticipatcd I" large extent for the
purpose of getting the funds to buy Il
bell Tor the church. About $27 WIS
secured from hat source and plac, d
il Mrs. Helen simpsons hands, where
during the long period that elapsed
before cnnSimmalion of the object.
it WIS nearly forgotten.
Now the erection uf "A m rnSc is to be
under aiken and he ladies' OF the
church are putting nr,h every oifort
to secure the funds to do the work.
Subscription papers are being circula-
ted with good results and it is hoped
that he lad c> will be successful in
building Il home for their pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-18
Summer Excursion Rates.

Every Saturday and Sunday thru
the summer. returning the following
Monday: colo. Springs - 80: Man,
tuu. 81 h: Palmer Lake. SS.l5.
Every Sunday returning the same
evening: 'Olu. Springs, So 40: Mani
10i. s. 30: Palmer Lake, S6 II:
Pueblo b: Green Mountain Falls
S. %. For further particulars and
Snyder, Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-18
Stop Grumbling

if YOU suffer from rheumatism or
rains. Tor Ballard's Snow Linin,cnt
will bring quick relief. It is sure
cure for s0rains. rheumatism, con
tractel muscles and ali pains-and
within the reach oi all. Price 25c.
zoe. $500. G. r. Smith. Tenaha, Tex,
writes: Il have used Balard's Snow
! .inimcnt in my family Tor years and
ave found it a fine remedy Tor all
aims and aches ! recommend II
for rains i'll the chest.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-18
In the Philippines
Concluded trlm Page q

place to win glance from the dar'l
eyes OF Rafacla Abordo, one OF the
native teachers. After a better ac-
qulintancc with Lin he talked with
me confdentiaily and learned, some
what to my surprise, that ii was
genuine ca-c OF love He told me
OF his determination to win Raiacla
ii he could.
Regularly every Wednesday and
Sunday evening, clad in his best and
ctcancst Khaki uniform. he went to
call on her. Regularly at o:3o he
came home. The calls were made i'll
'he PIE ."ncc OF all the other mem
hers OF the family, FOR the better
class OF l'iliFinos arc vcry dccorous
and prcat sticSlcrs ioT the rroprict!eS
and ii is not considered pro.cr for a
Young man to see young lady alone
After courtship OF some months he
s'ccccdcd in winning the consent OF
the young lady's parents. Then fol
loved frequent conferences with the
Priest u on Ii; next visit to the isl
and. St7lkcr was Protestant, Rafae,a
was Catholic. According to the reg
rl"tinus oi the Catholic church rer
mission had to be obtained from the
shoo for tic young couple to mar
ry Til, was secured.
Then the young lady's parents had
70 b soti fed that he was not already
married and the priest that he had
| cen hap,izcl An agreement had to
Il signed that the children OF the
'~a-,iagc were to be reared in the
Catholic church A regularly drawn
~ fo-m oi bctroth0l was signed by
( parties. All this. OF course, was
,arv irksonc and cxae.ocrlting to
the autocrat, who hal so long used
10 order instead OF being ordered.
i ut re had t. submit. for all things of
TT n~ture among the better class OF
Hi nn; have t. be p-o crly done.
] left the province befo-c the mar
riagc was co1sunmatcd. Iut the last
! heard OF Sergeant Stalker lie had
! cen discharged rom the army, had
cen appointed lieutenant in the
J hilippines. constabularv, had married
"qieela, and was living apparently
! 1n~v, on the island OF Balabac, one
Of tie southern islands OF the archi
ciago, where his duty was to hold
il check the insur.ions and uprisings
Of the Mo-os and suppress smuggling
from Bornco. From what | know OF
his work on Agutaya | am sure he is
doing his duty faithfully.
H. G.. Lamsoa.
Ennlscan aud l..nalCln Iancr Tor
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-18
Notice..

All bids for hauling building lnatcr-
in and building rightUfway fence
for The I;olly & Swink railway must he
in by May %.
~. j. Wrton. Engineer,
Granada, Colo.
Christ ClaScn took in The circus at
Lamar last week.
Rev. Millcr's addition to the parson-
age is nearly complexion,
Mrs. n. +. Vidal and the children
went to Lamar to the circus last week.
County School Superintendent j. A.
R"sebrough was in Attendance at the
eighth grade exercises.
Lu>t-Littlr girls white skirt on
Cheyenne between 2nd and 3rd. Find
er viii kindly return to the Chicftaia
Ol,cr.
Barney Finke is erecting a new cc
menl block house in the Pratt's addi-
ti"n. Blocks are being furnished by
The Holly Artificial Stone company
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-18
Sore Nipples.

\ cure may be effected by applying
Chamberlain's Salve as soon as the
child is done nursing. Wipe it off
with 4 soft cloth before allowing the
child to nurse. Many trained nurses
use this salvc with the best results.
Price 25c per box Sold by lklcman
Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-18

Fonlscap and legalcap paper for
e,a.c at The Chicftain office.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-18

Mrs. n. +. Vidal and the children
went to Lamar to the circus last week
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-18

Rev. Millcr'S addition to the parSon
age is nearly completion,
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-18

Christ ClaScn took in The circus at
Lamnr last week,
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

yerhoeh from Milmine Wheat Arm in tone,
but hard to buy or sell much Floor traders
say wheat Is going up DC, but they are not
Springfield iii, to Piper: Have seen two of
our leading farmers from south emo emo o. Shy
pleased with prospects. Reporting gooo yleid
and exceptional quality.
stocks on the reported adjournment Of congress,
but nothing special in the trade. Gates buying
Valentine & Pringle buying wheat 3s
Rankin & Comstock bulling wheat.
Cash corn 1c lover in Chicago. Cash oats
"a Chicago to Watson: Everybody who has any
short wheat came in around e4c to s4hc. Weak
| ness in corn affecting wheat.
Springfield III, wired Slaughter: Rust
| stories from Logan county absurd. Central ILL.,
nois is cutting the best crop in years" 4.
Liverpool wheat closed N@sd higher, corn
! sd lower.
Perry county, in southern Missouri, reports
| Perry county, southern. Missouri reports
. wheat threshing out 20 to 80 bushels to the
Herb Ware, Valentine and .pringle have
! checked wheat.
. Berlin nc lower.
! Jackson says: 'This wheat market has got
/ to a stage where At has to have constant sup
1 port; Any good selling would cause sharp
winnipeg Misunderstanding cold: 81 above.
Total clearances: Wheat none -four. 81 OoG
and -four equal 100000 bu.
! Omaha, Neb.: Raining hard at Hastings. alst
i at Sutton, Neb.; it looks as tho we are going
4 st. Paul will issue a statement within tht
4 next three or four days showing the exact fnan
i Lincoln, ssNcb.s wired: All our reports sa,
4 corn is late and not making much progress
owing to the extremely cool weather, especial!
4 Dennis to A g. Chambers: Think this TIL
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS

Special to The Journal.
Boston, June 22.-Adventure has been quietly
accumulated &c, the last few days, and the buying
stu continues. North Butte is now hoist
ing nearly one thousand tons of ore day.
Boston quotations at pm, June %: Amer
lean Development Company, 11% asked; Ad-
venture. {; Anoue1, s51a; American Zinc, 90
=; Areadian, q Arnold. 1@1A;,Ashbed ID
Bingham, 28h; bonanza, 46 bid; Black Noun
tain, h@eM Butte Express, 3A@4; Butte
3 London, 1922 Butte Coalition, 291s @8o;
Calumet & Hecla, esq., Centennial, Fl ; Copper
Queen, IN asked; Consolidated Mercur, Goa
62; Calumet & Arizona, ITO; Copper Range II Is
Cumberland LA Ely, e% @e%; Dominion Iron s
Arizona, 1864 asked; East Butte, 9N 1gA; Elm
River, 2 asked; franklin, 49,: Cranky Tx
Guanajuato, 61s; Green Con-, 24N; Helvetia, /
asked, Isle Royale, 1s; Keweenaw,s 1o1a Oil
Mass, 711@S; Maynower, 5O@55; Mass Cas- 611a'
Michigan. 10N Mohawk, 81; Mont. c. & c..
Old Colony, asked: Old Dominion 80; osceoIa
1857; Parrot, 28A; Phoenix, .e9@70 Pneumati,
Service, 20: Pneumatic Service preferred. 81
Island, ~; Santa Fe, 1A@1M; Shannon, sss
Shoe Machinery, sO@s2; Shoe Machinery pre-
| ferred 30@31; Superior ] & Pittsburg, 1s@13M
/ Swift, -101A; Tamarack, 95 bid: Tecumseh
1015; Tenn. 42@45; Trinity, 8; United Copper
G6H; United Copper preferred, 461a; Utah. SO
Union Land 2A ga; United Fruit, 1895 a11o
Utah Nsyada. 3Ss @$N Victoria. s; Washing
| ton. l@lA; Winona, 8; Wolverine. 1877: Wyan
dot. /: Warren Dew Co.. 15 asked.
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e /. :, +. PUTS AND CALLS.
8 pm. report:
6s11ssapfsmSs, Wheat Wheat ssssSSssAe.
Crrb-September wheat, S2Ac.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, JUNE 81

Inspected Observation-Disclosures Northern
No. hard, 10; No. northern. 13; No. north
ern, 10; No. 3, 8; No. 4, 1; rejected, g..
Afilwaukee--No. hard, l: No: l northern .;
No northern. g.; No 8, 5; No. 4, {; rejected, l..
st. Louis-No. / northern, s. No. northern
~ No. 3, L. 49, Eassta
No. 2 northern, 10; No. g. Z; No. 4, 1; reject
Northern Pacihc-No hard, /; No. north
ern 8; No. 2 northern, 6; No g. 8; No. 4, q:
rejected, 1. @,ss-
omaha-No. northern 2; No, 2 northern, q
No. A. l..
Great Western-No. northern, L.
Total-No. / hard 13; No l northern. 81 I;
No. northern, Al; No. 8, 10; No.: a, 10; re-
jected, g.
other Grains-.No. 1 durum wheat, 1; No.
durum wheat 81 No. 8 durum wheat, 2; N. 4
durum wheat l.: rejected winter wheat, i
mixed wheat, i; No. yellow corn, 2; No.
White corn, i: No corn, 2: No. 4 corn, /; nc
grade, corn, 1; No. white oats, 4; No. 3 white
oats 10; No. 4 white oats. 1s; No. oats, 20
no grade oats, s; No. 2 rye, 2; No. 8 rye, L
barley bar: 8; N. feed barley 2; no grade feet
aax, II rejected fax, l; no grade flax, 2: :
| Cars Inspected Out-No 8 .durum wheat. 2
| No. 4 durum wheat, l; No. ! bard wheat
| No. ! northern wheat, 128;f No. northern
| wheat, Is; No. wheat, 2; rejected wheat. 8
| No. 4 corn, 4; no grade carn, 8: No. 8 white
! oats. 1; No. white oats s; No. 3 oats, 1; II,
4 grade oats, 2; No. barley, 8; No. rye, /
i No. northwestern fax IS; No. !. fax, l.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS FIRM. BUT SOON EASES

Chicago June 22.-The wheat market opened
firm today. but soon eased off slightly on selling
by pit traders who were Influenced by favorable
weather for the crop. Trading in wheat and
R@A e higher her at ssSs Gs5Ac, declined to $50
@s84sc and reacted to $3.50. September opened
R@Ac higher At Sac to s4@s4hG; ,, ana .nd
$50 cars last Week and les cars one year ago.
vaneed to ss% @s4e SIC and then declined to
$3.50. september sold at s47sc and declined to
sasax at g. sois sss' @ss Esh
s4 esss v Re 6srd ss@s5s; ~ hard 7sS
s sss No. nGsth spaia. s'@Ssss $751; No. northern
Close: Wheat, July, ssAc; September, saH
The corn market was steady chiefly because
of light country 5ny opened asd
e enaadeD to 70 51Re. September Was shade to
M@Kc higher at 52A @62%c, and declined to
52@62hc. Local receipts were AS cars, with
216 of contract grade. ~ -. tf.. '.--..... -. :.
Toward the middle Of the session the market
became weak because of an estimate Of Increased
receipts tomorrow. July declined to 61Ac and
September to 511hc- There was slight reaction
before the close on buying by shorts. The close
Der B@Ac lower at DC. So,
Cash corn, No. 2 521ac; No. 8, SIN @62Ac +.
Close: Corn, July 51Nc; September, 52c.
The oats market was steady. with an easier
higher at 39c to 1915 G139Ac. and declined tc
! 3eAc. September opened unchanged to shade
higher at S61s @36Ac, and dropped to 35%c
Local receipts were l6s
oiose 0a'S OATS jay. ISL "a @sse September
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TILE CASH TRADE
FEED AND MEAL LoWER-CoRN Al
OATS CLOSE LOWER. ~-.s,-,s-

L .
FLAX-Receipts 10 cars against cars last
year. Shipments, Is cars. Duluth, 1s cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash. $1.10%; to
arrive, $1.10%. III saf Is
oATs-No. 3 white oats closed at SIC. Re.
ceipts, S3 cars; shipments, Al cars. -
ooRN-No. 8 yellow corn closed at 4sc. Re.
ceipts, % cars shipments, 4 cars.
FEED 9AND COARSE MEAL-Prices are
slightly lower all grades. Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn, in Sacks sacks extra, $1S.75@
$40; No. ground feed, 2-s corn and Is
oats, t76-lb sacks, sacks extra, 8 $40 250195O;
No. 2 ground feed, u corn and Is oats, sO-lb
sacks, sacks extra, SIS. 1920, No. 8 ground
feed 1-3 corn and 20 oats, 70-lb SACKS, sacks
extra, $2o.25@20.5o. -
MILLsTUEFg.BEan in bulk. SIS. 5o@15.75;
red dog, $19.5o@s2o;2 all 4 o in Minneapolis;
in 2o0-lb sacks 81 per ton additional; in 1OO-lt
sacks 81. 30 per ton additional; red dog in 14Os
S1s t b. Shipments, s74 tons.
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at \40@42c
mailing grades, 4s@5oc: Receipts "a cars
shipments 15 cars. ts s<t55ts#$
RYE-No. 2 closed at 57M @5sMc. Receipts
cars; SHIPMENTS, 3 cars 80 Is. 4zi5,....
HAY Receipts 81 today so TONS Tim
othy, No. q, sa0s.5o; timothy, No. 8. sra
8; timothy and clover mixed, s6@s; prairie
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LONDON CLOSING grocKs. June

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, June T.
scls for money, SO 5-16; consols for account,
ssh; Anaconda, 12hi Atchison, ON; Atchi-
son preferred, 1864; Baltimore & Ohio, 121A
Chicago Great Western, 18h; Chicago, Mil.
waukee & st. Paul 1873; De Beers, 171s; Den.
yer & Rio Grande, IS; Denver & Rio Grande
preferred, 81; Erie, "A Erie first preferred
SLY Erie second preferred, "a; Illinois Central
1S4; Louisville & Nashville, 100; Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas, BAY; New York Central. 141; Nor
ferred, e5; Ontario & western, soy Penn
svlvania, 81 * !: Rand Mines, 8k; Reading, 81
Reading first preferred. 4e1s; Reading second
grsfsrrsa ga ssptheTn RAILWAY
Union Pacific preferred 90: United States Steel
u; United States Steel preferred, 1o1; Wa
bash, 20H; Wabash preferred, 47h; Spanish
fours, 92R.
Bar silver, steady, 80 s-1ed per ounce.
Money, 2@2A per cent. u
The rate of discount In the open market 70
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MIDWAY HORSE MAnKET, Minnesota Tran

MIDWAY. HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer. st. Paul, June 22.-Barrett & Zimmerman
report sales this week are lighter. but demand
ia holding good The western trade is drawing
! on this market for some Of the heavy drafters.
Eastern markets, are very quiet, except for
some Of the fancy classes. Prices: Drafters.
eytrs S2Ob to $3.50; drafters choice, $3.50 to
| ssoeh. dra fters. common to good. $165 to $3.50;
farm mares, extra SIPS to $3.50; farm mares,
choice, s110 to $125; farm mares, common to
| good, SIS to $11o; delivery, choice, sloS u 70
| S1SN:6 delivery common to good, $3.50 to $feS;
drivers, $1s5 to $3.50; mules, according to size,
| 81 40 to 1926. s.5ss
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THE FLOUR MARKET
DULLNEss MORE PRONoUNCED-MANY
I-H.-- BUYERS HOLDING OFF

Millers say they have given up hope of draw
sng In business on hardening market for
while recent advances operated TO scare in buy
ers. the orders were not heavy, in the aggre-
gate, and reaction to -dullness followed in every
case. There are some large buyers who will
lots to carry them along. A decline in price
might bring them in. Foreign demand is very
slow. In addition to the mills reported as
about to close yesterday there was rumors today
of another mill to close r. .E- =
Shipments, 44,017 barrels -
First patents are quotable at So. 2504 IS; sec
ond patents, s4.2o@4.3o; first clears, S. 5o@
SEQ; second clears, $2.4O@2.5 - :
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MONEY REPORTS

BERLIN. June 22-Dxchange on London, 20
marks 48 pigs for checks; discount rates short
cent.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 22.-Bank clearings to.
rate, 15c premium; buying rate, 15c discount
Chicago exchange, selling rate, DC premium; buy
ing rate, 25c discount: London 60-day sight docu
mentary exchange, $4s2A. Local money slight
ly easier. but rates unchanged at SOC per cent
for selected paper.
ST. PAUL. June 22.-Bank clearings today
81 432 6QS II
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took Thursday. June q:

Hog prices opened &c lower and closed steady
with Yesterday. b Receipts moderate. Quality
Yorkshires at se.45. Light, common to fair,
500 to $500; good to choice, 1925 to $40;
choice, 1925 to se.4o; heavy, fair, $50 to
1920. good to choice, 1925 to $40; rough
sows, $3.50 to So; rough stays, $4.75 to s5.25.
g. 81 s ss4o 1;' co. iss u.s. IS
lbs, $3.50; 66, 254 lbs Sc: So; 80, 1872 lbs. $500
q, 2A5 lbs, $3.50; "a, dsS lbs. $3.50; So, 2s5
sH5G lbs ssa s. 1bs s eao u.s. S. s ss5
lbs, $500; TO- 262 lbs, $e1o.
Pigs, Roushs and Underweights-t, 40 lbs,
IS; 2, 265 lbs, Sc; /, 400 lbs, Sc; 6, 1888 lbs So
stays and Boars--i, $40 lbs, 1926; /, $50 lbs,
81; boar, 500 lbs, 50.
cATTtE.Reesipts light and very limited sup
quiet. Veal calves, bulls and milch COVE steady.
SO es SIS s9e TOO Ss S. ~ 'iS lbs;
ss;s5; 7as lbs; ss.15 g. ;1so lbs, ~: o.
Ds bs So j. s' ss SIS Ss Ills; 0i sos sAz 49,
lbs SETS; !. 1oso lbs. $40; i. 1,2so lbs,
s2.s5; 4, $50 lbs, s2.35.
sssl sissi p: e r. &c z e, 20
Stock and Feeding SteersE2 692 lbs. SS:55;
!. $50 lbs. $40; l, $40 lbs, 50; IL. 42o lbs,
Stock Cows and Heifers-2. se25 lbs. $40;
| 2, 4s0 lbs. s225; 2, $40 lbs, s225; 4. 776 lbs,
I stock and Feeding Bulls-ls Loso lbs, $3.50;
| L. $50 lbs. $40,
Mich Cows and springers-s cows and calf
sos; L cow and calf, $35; IL cow, $34I COW
and 1 calf, SO: cow, $29i I COW and calf,
/ $50. -. ~ - ~ sSa-<
SHEEP Receipts were light. consisting prn,
cipally OF load Of lambs which sold at 6.65.
| Sheep and lamb prices steady
Killing Sheep and Lambs-227 lambs. - lbs,
S. 66; 81 lambs 70 lbs, 1896; 2 lambs. Is lbs,
| So. 80; g. lambs, 90 lbs, $685.; lambs, % lbs,
S.; Q ewes, 1870 lbs, $500 eve. ITO lbs
4 $3.50; 9 lambs 4s lbs, So; bucks, 165 lbs, 81
Among the shippers on the market were
A. A. thompson Northwood. Iowa; 3. A.. Able
Monticello; n. Muir, Gilbert, N D.i W. Ste
| phan, Lonsdale; P. J. Gibbons, West Concord
/ A. Weinzerii st. Bonifaciusi Gus Wiberg, Lind
strom; G. NJ. Woodland, Perham; B. N. Bow
| man, Twin City Stockyards.S,s
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FREE OF ONE DANGER

washington STAR. 49,. "a . a.
$50 that college professor spoke favorably Of
our son?' said the fond mother.
Sort Of favorably,," answered the father.
"He said there was no danger of his growing
ND to be one Of these pedants who never know
anything except what they get In books,
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sr, Louis GRAIN, June 22.-olose: wheat

LIVERPOOL GRAIN, June 22.-Closing
Wheat, spot nominal; new California Tin Man.
chester) unquoted; futures, easy; July, 6s d;
September, es sgd; December, 6s SID. Corn,
spot, Arm; American mixed, old, as 111sd; fu-
lures, easy; July, As sgd; September, As IN
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OMAHA I.wEsT,

OMAHA LIVESTOCK. June 22.-cattle-R
ceipts /. 900; steady; native steers, $42S@6bO
cows and heifers $8@450; western steers, $3.50
@45o: stockers and feeders. $2.75@4.25; calves,
$3a6.25; bulls and stays. s2.76@4.2b. Hogs
Receipts, 1000; shade to &c higher; bulk OF
sales i s6 3om6 32n Sheep-Receipts, 800
strong: lambs. s6@7; sheep, $5@6.2S
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS JUNE 81.
Observation-Disclosures. %; Omaha, 5; st.
cifc 49, Great western 2; Burlington, 2; Soc
Line 46.
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roR homo ooNsuMPr1oN,.

ri Sportsman.
Daughter-Papa did not take the paper to the
Office with him tits morning. IN 81
| Mother-He did not7 Then It's got a lot 81
stuff In 1T showing. how women. can trim their
own bonnets. 4 80 AZ
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ne following was the range Of prices: :
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

;& DULUTH GRAIN, June 22.-Wheat was quiet
today and prices frmer most Of the day, but
only moderately, and at the close the market
was off to yesterdays prices. July opened We
up, at s5Ac, sold at s5Ac, and fell to $3.50,
closing there unchanged. September was also
unchanged. Flax was dull and weaker all
to s1.isM. and closed Nc off, at $1.14: Sep
TENDER was unchanged and October Nc lower.
Oats fell &c. .-~. ,-....s: Z. FL n
Close, Wheat, to arrive, No. northern,
s5%c; No. 2 northern, ss%t; 6n track, No.
northern, $3.50; No. Q northern, s3Mc; July,
$3.50; September, $3.50; Deesmber, s21sc; No: |
rive, M.1sh; on track, hiaK; July, N.l4;
September, Ella; October, $t.1s. Oats, to
arrive, ss1 ac; on track, ss1ac; July, $3.50. Rye,
&c.. Barley, 43@4Sc .
Cars Inspected: Wheat SO, last year 20;
corn 1; oats, IA; barley, 4; fax IS, last year 2
Receipts: Wheat, e3,772 bu; oats, So, 100 bu;
/ barley, STA bu; rye, 1919 bu; fax, 27,191 bu:
| Shipments: Wheat, 1874, ooo\ bu; barley, 2,as1
bu; hax, Is, 4O3 bu. Y4i xs
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ial receipts for the past week are as fol.

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
! for the day by loads as, follows: Chicago Great
Minneapolis & ST. Louis, 10; Chicago, St Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha, ID: Great Northern, TO-
Chicago. Burlington Quincy, 2; Northern Pa
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Chicago Options.

choice, $1o.5o@11; prairie, No. +, $e.5o@1o;
prairie, No. e. $s.50@9.5O; prairie, No. 3, Sc. SO
@750; midland No. l. $7.5O@S50; midland,
No. 2, $5@7; rye straw, 5@7.50; wheat and
oats straw, $4@4.75; potatoes. white, eo@6sc;
red 5Om55c. 49,
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OF COURSE.

LONDON PnOtO Bus.
Mrs. Phatte-Oh, now you've come do hope
you'll stay to lunch and let your husband call
for you. What does he like best for lunch ?
Mrs Yonge-Anythtng that we haven't got on
the table as rule.
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, June 22.-Cattle-
Receipts, 800. Hogs-Receipts. $500. Hogs
steady to strong Sales, co. 200 lbs. 1925. 81
25o lbs, Sc 80: 60. $40 lbs. $40. Cattle strong
Beeyes, 49, $50 lbs, "a. 40; 16. 121o lbs "a. ~
II, i. 800 lbs, $3.50 Cows and heifers, 10
$40 lbs. 49, IS: TO- es7 lbs. 1886; 10. 1,o2o lbs
81. 40. stockers and feeders. 10, 76o lbs 50. 40
8, $40 lbs, 1915; TO- 300 lbs, 81. Calves and
| yearlings, 8. 430 lbs, So; Z, $50 lbs, $500;
| $40 lbs So. IS.
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REcE1prs AND sH1pMnhrs JUNE 81.

Received-Wheat, 100 cars, 10000 bu; corn,
Is 900 bu; oats. 1920 bu; barley, 81 $50 bu /;
rye, $3.50 bu; hax, e1oo bu; hour, ee2 brls;
milistufs, 40 tons; hay, 80 tons. Car lots, 3e1.
$3.50 bu; oats, 81 80 bn; barley, 1850 cG bu:
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ARIZONA COPPERs.

short bills Is avs @8N per cent. The rate Of
discount IN the. open market for three months
bills is BIS @8A per cent.