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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-14
First Annual Dance.

The Denver Brown Camp. Number
90. United States War Veterans will
hold their first annual ball Tuesday
evening. December 18th at the l. 0.
0. F. hall It is the intention 10
make the event one of great interest
both to the members Of the order and
their friends.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-14
w. c. T. U. Meeting Today.

The Frances Z. Willard w. c. T.
L. viii meet this afternoon at 2:30
at 81 South 10th street, at the home
of Mrs. J. f. Ewes.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-14
Cambridge Workmen.

Raymond and Fred Cornell of Cam
bridge City have come to Richmond
10 work on the new building that is
being erected for the Hoosier Drill
IN
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-14
Hoshour Likes Cuba.

Milton. Ind. Dec. Is. fSpI.-Harrv
Hoshour writes of his delight with the
interesting things of Cuba, where he
went recently.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
BANQUET
MONDAY
NIGHT
Biz ArmOry Hall Being Pre-
pared for a Wide Awake
Function

Carpenters will commence tomor-
row morning on the armory hall, get
ling Il ready for the banquet TO be
given by ne Young Mems Republican
club In honor Of BncOlns birthday
Monday -Four tables win be run
acros the hall east and west. and
seats will be provided for $50. a
platform will be provided for the mu'
slc.ans and the committee on decop'
ton will aiso get busy tomorrow
Practically an the tickets have been
aold bur a few remaining IN the bands
of tas committee. and these VII be
disposed of before tomorrow night i
ls going 10 be- wideawake gathering.
FOR the simple rvason that u the only
Kind the Young Mems Republican
Club will. or can have.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
TRIAL
OF PAT
GROVE

Omaha. Feb. e.-The jury was se.
cured yes erday for the trial Of Pat
Grove. charged vita robbing Edward
A Cudahy of S25OoO in connection
With the kidnapping Of the latters 1on.
December 10, 1900.
The Introduction Of testimony was
just begun before adjournment I'd
ward 4 Cudahy. Jr the boy who was
kidnapped being the frat witness called
Hc gave an account Of bis experienced
while prisoner. and was still on
the gand when the court adjourned
for The day,
Young Cudany has not been able "a
positively identify Grove a. one Of
toe kdnapcrs Grove iB alleged "a
have changed very much In appear
anco In tho past iiyo years,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
Rand cenesrt SUNDAY.

In Wilson avenue park by me salem
military Rant AZ 2,i5 o'clock Come
out aud aear the music.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
ABOUT
CHINESE
BOYCOTT

San Francisco. Feb. 9.-"Anytning
American can do in the way Of making
concessions to the Chinese will prove
most harmful to our interest,"
abroad Is the view expressed by
YIN Carmichael and others, arriving
this morning on the Nippon Maru from
oriental ports. Carmichael has come
IN the United states to lecture on the
bncoB question. and present con IL
lions I'm the orient He asserts the
Japanese are steadily stirring up
trouble for this country in China
Other passengers also expressed the
oninion that the outlook for Ameh'
can trade in the Orient is very dark.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
MOON
IN THE
SHADOW
Repotation Of Chaste Old Orb
Not Damaged by Her
Conduct

Tho eclipse came On laat night a.
oordiur 10 prugmm tac rly bong
cloudivah. thu moon full. ani 'all con
ditons just a. the doctor ordsrcd
them A. e5t5 tho shadow q tho
earth touched che cdFo u the moon.
comiuE from tho northeast Tho
shadow probably took advantage OF
tho Old lady being uli 10 sneak up
that way aud tackle ho man In th'
moou behind his back
Posts have uften called thc moon
"rhafo e." though there never seemed
to b. any rcaaon Tor this particular
distinction. especially as sho Ia mcn
toned every week a. hoing a quarter
fun half FUN full aud then gvih com
plololy knocked out and has "a take
tho rest cure Then, too. sao alwayu
has a man hanglng around ami goei
into tho dark just when be- does Any
way. that's anuther story, A. ths
shadow oprpt cloWiy across her face
sho hmshcd a. tho unusual coutac
until she hooked like a new coppo
cent. or a lloWia and CLARK souvenir
frm Mon ana. or a sacaiawea monu
msnt. or auy old on colorrd thing. Sac
proved to bo chast an rIght for th'
shallow chased her almyst out o.
sIght and when it nualB lcft be
aloue. ahuH 1880 this morning. sA'
chased herself down the western sly
and evidently spont the balance o
Jhe nirht Ia tho bed of the Pacihc. Al
an eclipse it was an undoubted sue
cess and 20 is earnestly hoped thl
'o,ly o.d girl Nho lights the feet q
the bihulous and unWal. as wcn a.
those of tho Young sswimsutal anI
iouu h. shvu lhe aaloun Licenses hay
NOT been paid and the arc ughts ar
in eclpse Niu uOt fcel ans bad eneyt
for her night on in the cold gra5 daW
oi tho mon.ug after lt rs wort
vaich.nF hor cOmo up Jonight ju.
io show hos ih.urs feminine ga
oomo up smii.uE vifh never hint ,
thluEs they might te1 neal eou
sloN ahou, bone tout
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
HOUSE
Us is TOO
SMALL
Hence Friends WHO otherwise
Would Be Invited will Not
see Alice Spliced
-Four O'Clock Edition)

-Four O'Clock Edition.
washing On, Feb. "a statem- NJ
was issued to the mouse this afternoon
from President and Mrs Roosevelt,
who ask the kind consideration oi
friends. VINO. under ordinary circum-
+spces would receive invitations to
Miss Roosevelts wedding. The ca
pacity Of the house necessitates the
limitation of invi auons to the closest
friends of the couple, and certain
classes of officials. No friends Of the
President or Mrs. Roosevelt are being
asked unless they came within these
classes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09

wihesbauv IA 20. y Tho an
hracite scalo committee ~ me United
Minowurkvru wvnt iuto Sos SON here
yesterday Aftemv1n. msoling slvret
b. NOthiug vss made publ.c. but be
is iutimaied that sA r'quests are to
b. n,ado ehen he minors de'eEa ,s
aad ne rai'ruad aud mine orh,iaIs
INSECT rhvy anc AZ fonOgs;
An eirhthour day for tht comIany
hands. tnsdo aEfcemeni wlth che
opoutors. a sliEht iuvvaso in Nasya
tur an ciase,s in and about the mines
unifoun scah for royk. slate waiter
and Ali other kiusis "a dead work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09

OA1TOREA:su
49, = = GN2zA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
BUILDING
STEEL
CARS

There are az the present time eight
plants in the United states equipped
for building steel cars and cars with
steel undcrframcs. These plants turned
out nearly 10000 cars In 1905. or
about l5 per cent Of the total output
ana OF thoso $4,000 cars more than GO
por cent were built entirely Of steel
Assuming the steel bodies alone TO
wolFnt a ton each. this would ludi'
cato a consumption OF 100000 tons Of
plates and structural shapes. The
cars built with reel undorframu-
would Increase this total to more than
COO .oOo tons. tn" shortage In finished
STEEL products has helped 10 delay Dc.
uycrioa Of cara OF this construction.
70 la only seven wars ago that The
nrtt allstccl cars we're built The
total number of taoIo cars now IN ser.
yico 10 ciobo to i50. 600. or about ~ pr
cent of the entire freight car equip.
mont Ia the country Nearly an OF the
steel cara are 81 100000 pounds ca
palcty. some few OF 10000 pounds ca.
parlty having bon built So far only
two large systems have adopted ihe
100 GOO pounds box car a. STANDARD
Tho Hartman lines have a large uum
bcr la service which have been built
within the past two years. and the
Pennsylvania railroad and Pouuyi
yania lines west uEo 100000 pounds
az The standard capacity for equip
mont for every class OF freIgat service
Most ruais. however are building so
600 pound box ears with the Amerl
can railway association standard al
m"nhious 30 feet Ions s feo, h.gh ans
s fo,t siA inches vide inside These q
monsious permit of loading only a fes
commodities TO tho amount OF sOOOl
/ pounds or over Ia one car. which N,
forty ton car with no per cent over
load, Wil carry safely Only a small
part of The boa cars orderrd rvoeutll
have steel underfIamos, The small
builders, Who are not equipped 10
making steel cars. have been able d
promise deliveries on wooden carr an,
have received the orders In prefer
cngo Go waiting Tor long time a.
uyories from thu stee' car builder,
/ With proper body trussing and sid.
I framing wooden boa car of 5000
. reunds capacity can ha built as ngh
aat Boz most uesroyts as strong as
. steel uuieuTamo car The wooden ca
is chvauer to build and 90 r,pair an
n Jhe e times Oi ureent demand 10
po'hug stovk a car can easily earn q
four or hyf mouth.s service enough q
. uay most ot the d.nynvusa In u.timat
cost rpresrltol by tny assume
. luuser llte of thv srey, uuderframe ca
The use of pressed steel shapes
beouming less each year. Most of th
steel cars built last year had stru,
wral sJeel underfJames or ,llls bui
up of plates and angles. For sma
parts. such as side stakes. stak
poc6e,s brake beams. anJ the hk,
pressed steel shapes are quite gene
ally used. but the waste oi material
toming larger members aud the al
noulty OF making repairs 20 pnssse
shapes have caused the practic,
aoantonmeut ~ this coustructio
There haye bevn few changes In n
ocmsirlction 90 wOoie cars. No.
subs autiA body framing has been Il
senerSl rule. light steel sections Ia
Ina been used in many cases IN plas
of Wood New NOrk Railn1ad Garett
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09

Found A crcacCnt brooch With
bangle attached. Owner can have
same l,p PAYING for this al 2e.at'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
elAlRvoYANT ANo PALMlsr

Madame xsIsll Reads pasi aud N.
ture Advice on business matters
love anais. spsrulations. an unset
Ucd conditions Your NE an open
hook 10 hor nont fan 90 consult
her A frw days ouly. Neat door
90 ndiaon rtratcr an business
strictly confidential omco hours
frum no a. m taap ssgt-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
NEW TO-DAY

For sale Cheap. second hand win.
dowu alao one small house for rent
s6i Min sircct A. Ohngcf 2s5t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
Not Measles or Mumps.
LRnur O.Cloak EdltLonl

Washington, Feb s-Niek Ions.
worth. who Is 10 we'd Alice. Is 900 with
tonsiltis, AMI confined to his home
Physicians have been called.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09

CapetoVn Africa Feb s.-Fny,
nye native minvr were drowned ia a
shaf of the johannesburg mine. which
vns flooded as a result OF rain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
Pat Grove Trail

Omaha. Ncb., Fob. a-E A. Cudahy
and bis son. Edward who was hid.
napod. told on the stand today In the
Grove trial the details OF the kidnap
Ing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
FIERCE
RANGE
FEUD
cFour O'Clock EditiOn)

(Four O'Clock Edition.
Cheyenne. wyo- Feb. 81 ~ -
Boyle -O'Neiu range teud hsS -
out afresh. Tom ONeil w. -
sinated yesterday his fences 90 :. =.
stock scattered. More trouble Is :
tani.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09

A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles. then worries because sae has
them. II she takes HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea she would have neith-
er Bright smiling face follows its
use, SO cents, Tea or Tablets Dr.
Stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-09
Are You Rssslsss at Wight

Aud harrassed by a bad e0us- n
BaIard's Horehound Syrup -
secure You sound sleep ana -. /
prompt and radical cure. f0i
d. J, Fry.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22

Los secretos que el Sr. Minges ha des-
cubierto permitirdn eualquiera crecer y
obtener un continente simetrico atracti.
two, 10 cual puede llevarse cabo en- su
propio hogar, sea cual fuere la edad, el
sexo y estatura de la persona que los usa>
re. Con ell fin de poner estos beneficios al
alcance de todos, prop6nese distribuir gra-
tis entire las personals de corta estatura un
n1mero hmitado de ejemplares de un libro
que ca'detalladamente este descubri-
miento. El que desee aumentar de dos q
cinco pulgadas en- estatura; el que desee
ser attractive y poseer un fisico perfecta-
mente desarrollado; el que desee una bue-
ma estatura para bailar con una dana
tambien de una estatura igualmente pro-
porclonada para que pueda yer por enci-
ma de las otras personas mas bajas, debe-
ria escribir inmediatamente pidiendo este
libro. Explica completamente el como
pueden obtenerse estos benefcios, y SO 10
enviara gratis q quien 10 pida,
Dirigirse
THE CARTILAGE COMPANY,
Dept ASH TAvenue de pOpera,
Paris FrsneiA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
.. ..|oa'd lf Medical fxaDIneIs
Of POI'o-R'c'

En- 10 O6cina de este Baard 90 cs'
LIBRARIAN el martes 2 de O.tubre pr6xl'
mo y dias sueesi 'os fxGmensa para
los ssyirsntss & lieenclis para prssti-
ear lsgalments 10 Nedicina 8 10 Cru
ifA sn Pusrto Rec, 10 milmo que para
los que deIeen tbtener una lieenci'
que les asredIts OF mo Ciruisnos Memo
rev. CGmadronas 8 Nuraes ('nfermt'
rG,).
Les meticos prsasntar&n en- esta
Sscrstarfs una solieitud iurads, tl
I.ulo de Univsrsidad 6Etsue . do Nc.
disins, que les acrsdite como tAl y pa
garAn IN dtreeh en- TesoreifA de sl5.
Los aspiraptsa 1 'issnsias do C.rn'
janos AsnOrss, Comadi onas 9 Nurses
preaertAikn iguAl aolic.tud, ssompa'
q Ando 10 t Assdos facu tItivos que 10
serediten hAber h cho prkcsica es.u'
dos 60 HospitAls', por IN tempo 70
menor ds dos nos I
L)s dert ch 10 de eximenes serxn:
10 dollars los PraesicAntsi; 8 las Co.
mAdrcnas y 10 las Nlraes.
Las soieitudes 90 blAneo podrAn
pedirse eata Seeretarfs, 10 mismo
que cualquiera explieAci6n que fasse
necsaariA, reiAcionadA con diehostx(.
menes.
PasadA estA ocnvocatoria. serl
sonaideradA como pial.ioA Illegal 10
do todos los ketieos, Practleantes,
Comadronas 6 Nuries que encontran'
dose on Puerto Rico en- el liempo do
Ia publict ci6n dc este Anuncio ejsrz %
cuAlQuiefa de estAs prefssionea ain
someterse & 10 que ls Ley tx!ge.
Ir Al. QueUvdo BGez.
Secret, rio.
San Francisco 13 10. ApArtAdo, 7l2,
16-6s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
Ca.a-PeR,iiin De !shurita;

E tablecer& en- el pr 6xlmo mss unV
casa pension eGcl,lsiUGmasnte para ssao
ritas en- el pueblo de Rio PiedrAs, 10
s"fIorA Am6rlSa Duprey, Vida dt
Noyst
Ssr& UNICA EN- sU CLASE porQue
las slumnas tendr&n repaso de tedas
las aAignsturss, on todos los cursos,
DOR IN pre- fslor 6 profesora do reeo.
nocida competepcis.
Las seiioritas que deseen approve
shar esas ventsias. puedsn dirigirse 8
10 Directors de &EI Lleso Ponceiios,
dofis Ana Rogue dc Duprey, Quisn
tntormar& respecto { precio y dennis.
~R Ponce. 0rst0 de 1908. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22

Saldra de San Juan JUNO S
& &Ponce Agosto 28
& IS. Juan Sptbre 4
& 4 & & Octbre 9
& <Ponce & 80
q & Sn Juan Nvbre 16
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22

mo os eusTARiA AuMENTAR DE DOS
C1Nco PULdADAs EN- EsTATURA para mejo-
rar vuestro continente y contribuir 4 vues-
ira apariencia en- generalf Va no existe
aquella raz6n por la cual tenga uno que
ser bajo de estatura. FL Sr. K. Leo Min
ges ha terminado al fin el prop6sito de su
vida, este es, ell deseubrimiento de un me-
todo ileso, seguro y permanente por medic
del cual puede cualquier persona aumentar
en- estatura sin ninguna Inconvenience.
Es tan simple ell m6todo, que hace pensar
uno de por que no SO habia podido in
ventar antes; sin embargo, cost6 muchos
amos de estudios para conseguirse su per-
feeai6n. va puede cualquiera gozar de es-
tos benefcios, y para conseguirlo no nece-
sta el uso de drogas, sufrir ninguna opera
ci6n, estar sujeto tratamientos internos,
hacer ningdn trabajo arduo, nj tampoco
desembolsar grandes cantidades de dinero.
Los metodos del Sr. Minges han sido adop.
tados por las principales instituciones de
ensenanza y gimnasios de Rochester y
otras ciudades importantes de este pals y
del extranjero. TodOs pueden usarlos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
B Ba|neario de Coamo
COan o, Puerto R1cJs

rare deisr sltamente complAsidos q
cuantos guaten honvsr CON "a asisten'
eia el GBalneario de OoGmoa
Presios de hospsdaie por semanaG'
Una persona. diArio s9.0.
Ni1os y criAdOa proaioa sonvsnsio
males.
cara mas intormss dirigirse { %
arrendatArio
JUAN BOLX.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22

Por eonvenio hseho con Ia Sues.
sion Usera, eontinuo Al frents de di-
eho estsblecimiento por un Af1o mas,
Asi pues y Aproxim&ndose Ia tampora'
do do verano euyA do prineipio el 10
do Mayo pr6ximo, tango sspceiAl gus
10 On otreserme nuevAmansa al pdhliso
On gsnsrA y { mis- numsrosos amigos
On partisulAr, tsniendo todos 10 segu.
idAd que somo de Ooatumbrs, prosu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
Oportunidad

Sc vsnde IN NOLINO dobe grars cAtAina mayor
10 l. Oermeds ~ diAmro motor horSoL coa so1so G
solidA
por u cas-. Gail de Psrf o9 MOL NO dss dS: M snESOs % &
hsAOOi son parAe6grmo spdro de S damsO po o. oe
IOrs de J. F Fesber London Dsrbi de 1rgaerrA
Para normea dirgrae 10 Capital,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-22
Dr.. Victor N. Gutierrez

M6dieo Ciruiano. Ex Rlumno In
serno psnsionAdo pdr oposiei6n, Co
QuAa Puerto Rien
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-01
PUTS AND GALS.
Puts-December wheat, 745s @74Mc.
Calls-December wheat, 1850 bid.
Curb-December wheat, 74N@75c bid.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. OCT.

Inspected In-Wheat-Cars- Northern
No. hard. Is; No. northern IS; No. 2 north
ern. "a; No. 8, 10; No. 4. l. no grade, H..
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul-No north
ern. g.; No. 2 northern. 1e; No. g. 10; No. T. i;
rejected, 2; no grade. ~
No 2 northern; 2 No: 8, !; No grade A. -.
No 2 northern. ID: No. g. 8.
Northern Pac1hc-No. ! hard g.: No. l north
ern, IA; No: northern, 10; No. 3, a; No. 4. L.;
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & omaha-No.
l northern, 8: No. northern, 8; No. 8. q;
no grade. 4.
Chicago Great western-No grade, L..
No. 2 northern. 70; No. 8. 80; No. 4, 8; re.
Other Grains-No. l durum wheat, l; No: 2
durum wheat 10; No. durum wheat 13;
No. durun wheat, 2; No. winter wheat, 2;
No 3 winter wheat, 2; rejected winter wheat,
II; mixed wheat. Z: No. yellow corn, =
No white corn. l. No. corn. 2: No.
White oats j. No. white g. oats T. No.
s; No 8 barley, i: No. 4 barley, 9; No. feet
| barley, 49, No. 2 feed barley. %: no grade
| barley, 8: No. l northwestern fax. 8: No.
Cars 81 INSPECTED out-No. / durum wheat. !
| No. duran wheat, Z; No. durum wheat.
| No. durum wheat, /; No l hard wheat 6
! No. ! northern wheat. g; No. northern wheat
q; No wheat, ?; no grade wheat, 2; No.
corn. i; No white oats g. No. white o soa,
barley, s; No. 2 feed barley 1; no grade feet
barley, !; No. rye, 4; No. rye; i; no grad
| 49, no grade hax, /.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-01
liverpool Wheat Stronger on
Light Shipments from Rus
STA Last Week.
Domestic Situation Unchanged,
No Increase in Receipts APP
pearing Today.
Relief Expected Soon as the Rail
roads Are Making Great
Efforts.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, Oct. L.
The new week and the month began with
the wheat situation unchanged and hrmness rul-
ing the market. Interest In the local situation
was diverted at the start BY rise OF " q 4sd
In the Liverpool market, and later cables showed
it h@Ad higher. This was due to consider
able falling off in the Russian shipment. A st.
Petersburg authority had estimated that 1or the
week Russia would send out 400, 900 bushels,
but when the table Of worlds shipments ap-
peared Russia showed only 1912, 900 and Liver
pool armed up at once. INQUIRY Drought worn
to Liverpool from Russia that one day had been
omitted, but the frmness was GU and Liverpool
maintained its strength to the close. Against
these lighter Russian figures America was able
to show up 52OS 900 bushels, 80 that the export
situation favorable to the price even the
figures stood for business past rather than for
anything doing. decrease Of $1,000 bushels
in the quantity of breadstuns ahoat for Europe
was another item for strength in Liverpool.
When attention came back to the domestic
situation the first thing noted was another do
crease In MINNEAPOLIS elevator stocks, 1a6'ooo
bushels going out for two days. With this w@
aour shipments of 10000 barrels, indicating
continued fair business. Receipts here We're only
574 cars against 1,02o year ago, while Duluth
b43, Chicago 50 against 10, st. Louis 81. 600
against $4,000, Kansas City 111.ooo against
A1, 900. There was not thing to sell wheat
on except the bigger receipts to come and from
reports of increasing receipts in the country and
renewed efforts Of the railroads to haul in the
stuff heavier movement to market now seems
probable In the near future. Many traders have
been disappointed in this, however, and they
were slow today about selling q movement
the beginning of which is uncertain, when there
IS even doubt II it will break prices very
seriously when it does come.
That some Of the larger foreign houses are
getting over their bearishness and can see g
little good in wheat is evidenced by the follow
ing copy Of letter of Griffith. Williams & Co.,
Liverpool sent to R. 8. Stephens
Equipments from Argentine remain very small
and this must continue from now to the LIST o,
the year, consequently an enormous demand will
be thrown by the consuming countries upoI
America and the Canadian markets. The de-
mand for northwest wheat for the continent
continues and fully 100, 900 tons of durum whea,
from the northwest has already been sold. Thl.
extra demand is owing to the poor quality Of
the Russian wheat. There is possible doubt
that the damage to the Russian crop is thu
most serious for many years and we believe
wheat is now low enough"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-01
THE CASH TRADE

LIGHT RECEIPTS MAKE sTEAD1NEss IN
COARSE GRAINS.
a FL.AX-Receipts. As against 72 year
ago; Shipments Is cars. Duluth. none. Closing
prices: Minneapolis, cash, $1.0ek; to arrive,
$1.1OM.
CORN-No. 8 yellow corn closed at 44Ac.
Receipts, cars; shipments, cars.
d. OATS-No white oats closed at 3l9sc.
Receipts. 80 cars; shipments &c cars.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn, in sacks. sacks extra, $17@
1876; No. ground feed, % corn and 1-3 oats
75-lb sacks, sacks extra. $17.25@17.5o; No. 2
ground feed, X and y oats, s0-lb sacks
sacks extra $17.5O@17.75: No. ground feed
1-3 corn and 2-3 oats, 7O-lb sacks, sacks extra
$1T.75@1S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as follows:
Bran in bulk, s13.75: shorts. $14.75; middliugs,
Sits; red dog in 1AOs. S21.25@21.50; feed in
2OO-b sacks. 81 25 additional: in 1O0lb sacks,
tons.
sRYE-No, 2 rye closed at 56A @57&c., Re-
ceipts. IL cars; shipments. cars
BARLEY-Quotations range from 3Sc to 4sc.
Receipts, 63 cars; shipments, 81 cars.
HAY-Timothy, choice, $d2; No l Timothy,
$11@11.5O; timothy, No. 2, $950@1050; timo-
thy, No. 3. $500; prairie. choice S11; prairie.
No. 1, $1O@1O5O; prairie, No. 2, 5000; prai-
RE, No 8, $7@S; midland, No. 1, 5000; mid
land, No. 2, $6Q17.50; grade hay 81 50@4.5 so;
rye straw, No. /, S5@5.50; rye straw, No. 2
81. SOFAS; wheat or oat straw. $4@4.50 no grade
straw, $2@3. Receipts, 10 tons; shipments
none.