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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

liveries it is our opinion that farmers will
disposed to hold back their h tS Wheat snd II
they would shut of selling entirely. We our
selves. have quite significant report from one
So spection Ito Of the grain in Mcleod and sibley
counties. where it is claimed black rust Is
Baohe. New York, to Piper; Looks as ii. there
was a big short interest in St. Paul and they
will have to climb for it,
st. Louis wired at pm: It is clouding up
here; looks like. storm.
AsI5aI0 Total elearsnees: lea Wheat $4,000 eu; -four.
wheat and hour equal 1000 bu.
Rankin to Lewis: This is the 18th and Fri
day; don't let 1t put hoo-doo on you; no
At Noon-erand Forks. clear and hot: st.
Cloud, clear and hot. 81 above Winnipeg. part
end and ho sboVe
Modern Miller bearish.
Watson from Chicago: Lake 3 g. Love .srs,,.ae are
having black ruust messages from the northwest
and running in the shorts.
praot,caiig psa safe about same as last year Corr
condition. d,sl good showers yestensday,b naLr,:b
the board Of directors Of the Greene Copper com
pany. III.
| MESSAGE from Albany. N. T.: Reporting tn
oats in that state badly effected by rust"
Omaha wired: Farmers deliveries OF cor
New York to Whalon: Short covering i
! Amalsamated Copper.
Patfen and the Bartlett outfit selling corn
out Of line for export to Liverpool.
4 Armour and Bartlett report pretty good &C
ceptances Of wheat from Nebraska.
liverpool wheat closed 4@%d higher, cor
| unchanged to Ad lower.
schre1ner Of st. Louis wired that the deman n,,lt
| for sacks for shipping wheat from river point
| is the largest record.
| Oats shade lower, without much doing
Winnipeg weather: Clear and cooler; ten
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Before Buying or SelIing Mining Properties
or Stocks Request Offerings Of
n n IL. 0erfaania Life l
X n "ONRH Building
~ It. Paul, Mimi.
ADMIRABLE, BUT ANALYTIC
Bernhardt Says American Women Sac
rifice Too Much to Their Intellects.

Bernhardt Says American Women Sac
rifce Too Much to Their Intellect.
Sarah Bernhardt In the New York
World.
American women are brilliant, intel
laetual-but, ahl there you lose much
in life. American women sacrifice
everything for their intellects. 1 adj
mire American women-they are su-
perior in their views and insight, but
this excessive analysis, this delving
into the very raison d 'etre of our emo
tions, is destructive to genuine feel
ing. .,u :,
shield for unconventionality. No, l do
not think geniuses use their great gifts
| to excuse their different views Of life.
Genius cannot be measured by the same
rule as commonplace mentality.
When q great musician, great
painter, a great sculptor gives to the
world something that shows US all re,
lation Of the powers OF the human mind
for it quite naturally. It Is above nor
NAL. above the average. Now, why can
NOT the flights of temperament with
l their unconventionalities be accounted
for in the same way when accompany
ing geniusa
AS for acting, act what feel. Ny
stage pictures are real creatures to
me-, The actress, Of course, is brought
under the sway of the emotions more
than any other artistic Her art yields
does that Of the painter or musician.
But 1t Is mistake to think that be-
cause an actress portrays character
In all Of it's seriousness and its varied
emotional shadings that she really and
truly becomes that creature.
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CAT AND DOG ROOF GARDEN
Animal strays at Bide-a~Wee Pleased
With Open Air Fairgrounds on Roof.
.---, Now York 1HrihunA

The hundred and fifty stray cats and
kittens which have been gathered into
the protecting arms Of the Bide-a-Wee
home for animals, at 146 West Thirty
eighth street, are now rejoicing in
roof garden Ladders lead to it from
their cages and they can 80 out into the
open air at any time Of the day OF
night that they choose. And they. don't
even know enough to 20. in when it
rains. Much as they dislike water,
they seem to dislike indoor life more,
and the attendants have to shoe them
in in wet weather, for good many OF
them have distemper and wetttngs are
not considered good for them. &
The dogs have their garden, too:
There is an extension at the back Of
the house and the roof has been divided
between the dogs and cats. But only
the sick dogs are allowed to use the
roof. The cats seem to pine more for
light and air than the dogs. and 80 not
much restriction is placed upon them:
The dogs can step from the windows of
their hospital right into the roof gar,
den and benches have been arranged
for them to sleep on at night. The re.
suit has been a. wonderful improvement
in their health. Before the garden was
opened there used to be half dozen
deaths a day among the, dogs. Now
there are scarcely any, and the improve
ment is equally noticeable among the
cats.
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Mark Twain is fond Of collecting odd
obituary poetry, and has a scrapbook,
which he is extremely proud of, con-
tanning 5000 specimens.
The Bank Of Ireland declines to hon
or checks written in Erse. The Gaeis
accepts checks in Japanese and Rus
sian, why should it reject those in
Ersef
Persia has population Of 5000, 900,
with an area of 628,000 square miles.
Professor Moritz Steinschneider, who
is known in Germany as the Prince of
photography, began his ninety first
year last March. The guiding impulse
Of his life has been to give more than
was asked Of him.
journals as that Of insurance-there being over
seventy of these weeklies in the country, 1t
is said. They depend largely on the adyer,
Using Of the companies, and the withdrawal
| Il much Of the patronage Of the three big life
companies Of New York as q result OF the In
l yestigation is causing them some trouble.
Chicago deaconesses made 10000 mis-.
: sionary and parish calls In their work
last YEAR
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of the reports Of rust in North Dakota. The
low point for September was 77h@7Sc The
" cash ca h wheat. No. 2 red, 7s@soAc; No.: red,
75977c; No. / northern, s0@s21ae; No
northern, 7sh @slc; No. spring, 76@7sc. -, -,
d Close-Wheat, July, T71sc; September, 7Sz
The corn market reports Of rain opened cas-
Ter. Encouraged by shorts a quick reaction tol-
lowed and the market soon became steao!
b2sac to 521tc and sold at &c. Local receipts
were 199 cars. with "a of contract grade. -
The close was weak with September OH A@S
Close-Corn, July, 52Ac; September, b2h q
52Ac. s.A
opened Nc lower at $3.50 to 38c, and sold az
38Ac Local receipts were 125 cars.
Close-Oats. July. 8sM @8sAc; septemDer'
35% Q35Hc.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON. July 1s-Ths cotton
an advance Of points. but became quiet shortly
after the call when quotations sasgsd on to
about sthe closing figures OF the previous Gay
The weather map showed further rain In the
eastsrn and eentral belts.
After advancing to net gain Of 8@1 point.
during the Middle of the morning On wan street
OF 2 or B points toward midday, but showed q
continued STEADY tone, about to poiats oves
the closing figure. et yesterday. spot eotten
l.15c.
Cotton futures opened STEADY; July. 1os2s@
10 etc; August, 10. $2c; September, 1o.Z1c; Octo
Der, 10 Acc; December, 1O.4Sc; Jsnuary, 1o.S1c
February. 10.5sc bA; March. 10. 81 @1o: go.
Cotton, spot, closed quiet and steady: mid
Sales. 200 bales.
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, July 1a.-consols
Tor f. money T 81 LIE; censols fes g.. account sS
son preferred, los; Baltimore Ohio, 1leN !;
Canadian Pacific. 164; Chesapeake OHIO, 6eH !
kee & st. Paul. l7sh De Beers, lfA; Denver
& Rio Grands,. 20; Denver and Rio Grande
preferred, 81; Erie, 40; nris nrst preferred,
i78h; Louisville s Nsshvllls, 1x4N; Missouri,
Kansas Texas, s1x; Nsw York Central, 1921;
preferred, 81; Ontario western, IS; Pennsyl,
yania, elA; Rand Mines, ~; BEADING, eoh
Heading arat prsfsrrsd, 40; Beading second pre-
ferred, ~; Southern Railway, 81; Southern Rail
way preferred, 1osh, Southern Pacific, 7eM
gnion Pacific 145A Union P.eiae % psefsst.ed st. Cd,
steel preferred, 1oS1s; wabash, 3os Wabash pre-
ferred, 40; SPANISH fours S3.
Bar silver, a0bd per ounce.
Money, IN per cent.
Tho rate Of discount in the open market fol
short bills = Pr cent. The rate Of Discount disc !,
SQlS l-16 per cent
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, JULY 10.
Inspected In-Wheat-Cars-Grea Northern
No. hard, 4; No northern; 10; No. north
Mflwaukee-No hard, 2; No. / northern, IL;
No. northern 8; No. 8. Z; No. 4, 4; rejected
2; no grade, /.
st. Louis-No. 2 northern, /, No. 8. 1; No. T.
/ car. ~
500 Line-No. hard, A No. northern, u
No. northern, IL; No. 8, 4; No. 4, l.
Northern Pacifc-No. 8, l.
Omaha-No. northern, 8; No. 3, 81 rejected
Total-No. 1 hard IS; No. l northern, "a;
No. 2 northern. %; No. g. s1' No. H. 7; reject
Other erains-No durum wheat wheat ,,saFs; eaFs;
No. durum wheat cars; rejected e wlnter
wheat II; No. yellow corn, 2; no; yeliow "
corn. 4; No. 8 white corn, 1; No: 8 corn, 8;
No. 4 corn. 8; no grade corn 8; No wnite
oats, i; No. white oats, 8; No. white oats
rye, ~ 3; No. l. barley, |; No ised barley j
No. q feed barley, 4; no grade feed barley. i !
No. / northwestern fax, s.; No. 1 hax' Il; re
Cars Inspected out-No i hard wheat.
No. / northern wheat, 1871; No. 2 northern wheat
15; No. wheat, "a; No. 4 wheat, A; rejected
wheat, 5; no grade corn, 10; No. 8 white oats
| *: No. 4 white oats, ii; No. oats, 2; No.
| feed barley, 8; No. fax, AZ.
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MONEY REPORTS

PARIS, July 1A-Three per cent rsntes, 9of
72hc for the account. Exchange On London.
2bf 16As fos checks. ~
marks II pigs for checks. Discount rates:
Short bills 81 per cent; three months bills,
sT. PAUL, July 1s.-Bank elearinss today.
81, 1856, ,oeo. IS.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jqly 1s.-Bank clearinss to.
day S8. O2o o85 rs: New York exchangs, selling
price 4bc preuuiu1a; buying rate. 1bc premium !;
Chicago exchange, selling rate. soc premium;
buying rate, par; London 9o-day nsht document. cum :.
SH 06 per cent Tor selected paper.
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''Nezve" Up. te Date.

'.I thought had seen nerve OF every SORT
said the uptown housewife. but was not Pre-.
bacI M me-in the next block. you know.
holier across at me to ask me II l would ioSk
how wearing a blue suit and red cap, playing
in the street in front of my house to can out
and tell him to 20 home right away as she
wanted him After that am ready for any
thing"
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
THE FLOUR MARKET
|sETTER BUSINESS TODAY, BUT MILLER
STILL COMPLAINING SOME.

i aEs STILL CONTAINING SOME.
There was improvement reported in demand
today relative to recent business, but no large
orders were entered and millers were still com
planning about the apathy of the buyers VINO are
who had waited for the breath to buy on came
In promptly on the turn but the majority ala
+ban week ago. but not as large as mi1lers
had hoped to SEQ in view OF the decline m
wheat.
FIrst natents ouotabIe at $4.25@4.s5; second
patents, s41oQ4:2o; first clears, ss:s5@Sa,o;
second clears, $2.5o@2.eo, in wood, b. Min
+ neapolis.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS STRONG WITH ACTIVITY
IN RIIYING. -

Chicago, July 18.-The wheat market opened
strong today with commission houses buying 40; 70;
and fresh reports from the Canadian northwest
that rust Is spreading in the fields caused the
higher at 79a to 79Mc, sold at 7s1sc, and then
advanced to 1eMc Minneapolis Duluth and en-, nnc
cago reported receipts OF 38S cars. against 339
cafs last week, and lit cars year ago.
Later the market became weak on denial
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, July 1s.-close: Wheat.
track, 1914 @77c; September, 1914 @75%c; De-
eember, 1873 @7sAe; No. hard, 7se: Corn n
nominal; track, 54c; September, 5t1ac; Decem-
Der, 47Hc. Oats, lower; No. 2 cash, 3sc, nom
inal: track, soc; September. 35Bc, nominal;
No. white, 42c.
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rANaAe o1Tv GRAIN Julv a.

KANSAS CITY GRAIN, July 13-Close:
Der, 721ac; cash, No. 2 hard TN @73c; No 8,
711h ore; No. red, TN A@74c: No. 8, 71@72e
Corn. July, 4shc; September, 44Ae;, December
451ac Cash. No. mixed. 52@52hc; No.
white, SIC: No. g. 5sA @bshc. Oats, No. z
white, 4o@41c; No. 2 mixed, 35@S71kc.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN, July 49, July opened
at so%c, closed at so%c; October opened at
7sMc, closed at 77Mc; May closed at T01dc
Cash close No. northern So9sci No. 3 north
ern 7sAc; No. northern, 7e1hc; No. white
oats, s4Mc; No. 8 barley, 41Ac; No. 1 fax.
$1.o5. Receipts Of wheat SO cars; last year.
70
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, July 1s.-Wheat, spot,
nominal; futures firm; July, es 71sd; September,
es 7Md December, IS 71ad. Corn, spot, quiet;
American mixed, old, As 91Ad; futures, steady
July 4s 7Nd; September, 4s 7ssd.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, July 1a.-Cattle-
ceipts 1,1oo; market steady native steers. q 40
$8SO@4.75; stockers and feeders, 81. S0@4o;
calves, $8@5.6o. Hogs-Receipts. $500; market
&c lower; bulk Of sales, $6.6b@e. 90. SheeP-he.
ceipts, $500; market steady; lambs, $6.2o@IIo;
sheep, $4.76@6.S.
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Official receipts for the past week are as fol.

Railroads entering the yards reported re-
ceipts for the day BY loads follows, Chicago
Great western, 10: Chicago. Milwaukee + st.
Paul. 8: Minneapolis & st. Louis. o; Chicago,
crn. g.; 500 Line. 3; Northern Pacific, /; total,
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAINS,
July 1S-Rye, July. 5shc: septembsr. bsA @
6oc. Flax, nothing doing. Timothy, September
feeding, S91s04Oc; No. 8. 431hc. ..
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cr1CA PROVISIONS, July ia sharp
break in September pork, due to realizing sales,
was the feature Of the early part OF the pro-
vision market. On the decline the market was
well supported by local packers and most OF
the close was regained. Lard and r1bs were
steady. September pork opened TN @s2ho
lower at $17.05@17.20, and sold to $17.26. Lard
was 21ac lower at 500. Ribs down 2hc at
Close-Pork, July, $1s.75; September, $40
Lard, July, So; September. $s.1o@912A. Ribs
CHICAGO PRODUCE, July 1a:-chsese,
STEADY; daisies, 11A @11Ac; twins lie; Young
Americas, l1h@1Nc Poultry, live sssyi tur-
Potatoes, weak; 7o@s1c. 1esi. STEADY; 20 to
eolb weights, 8h @7c; 60 to Tb-lb weights, IN
@shc: ss to 1io.lb weights, sAs 0ec. Butter,
weaker; crennneries, 16@1ehe; dairies, 1s@
17hc Eggs, steady; at mark, cases included,
12K @127hc.
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, July 13.
Sugar. raw, steady; fair refining, 1920; cen
trifugaI, 96 test 4 28-s2c; molasses sugar,
1880; refined, steady; crushed. SOC; pow.
New Orleans, So@ssc ~
NEW YORK PROD JE, July 1s--Eggs, lie
| checks a@12c, receipts, 10, oe2; market steady
Butter, creamery, 2oHc; imitation, 1SAc; ladies'
ITO; ex.-renovated 1s@1she; renovated. 17@
17Hc Receipts 1o, 1888; market steady
NEW YORK fRov1s1oNs, July 1s-Bsef
steady. Pork, hrn. Lard, firm; prime west
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PUTS AND CALLS.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, j.

Puts-september wheat 77Ae.
Calls September wheat. 1875 @7S9ac.
Curb-September wheat. 77&c.
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- s,ock Thursday. July u:

Hog prices DC lower than yesternays pest
time. Receipts moderate and quality 80 ysTy e..
bulk, Se4o@e.5o. Quotations Light common,
s ss tsr 's4o@ss0 sssa ts eAs.ss. sss
$s.4o8eto good to choice, !e.66@s7O; rough
sews, $b.7b@e; rough stays. s4.75@5:26. Sales
Hog:- 80. ~ lbs, $3.50! 50. 2ss lbs 500; 60
lbs, S ;s'ss; =; Il, ass lbs. $3.50 45' sts ibs ESQ
Sc, 2e2 lbs, $e.4b; II, 217 lbs, $e:46: 81. rs
ibs, se41; Se; 2so lbs, $40; 1s PSI lDs' se's';
;;s; S.; Z, 10 lbs, Sc.
CATTLE-Reeeipts rather hght. but noderats
enssS co~s Being @ included mel IN shs run. Prices fol
Ssss t.: .sfs T.tsss ast
'.;ss& =: H.. is s.
Butcher ocws and HeitsEr;l1. l,sso lbs s4 12s, 2
s9 Ibs eo 192s g: lDs ssa ss71i i, g. "a iS *
is, ';s S; q = ssS lbs, t2S 4 SIS ibs $3.50; 8
lbs lb.. izss; 5: s64 iss; e. s2ao e. *. 30
,es' 8; T. % T.; 8; d, % f; +: s g. li0
5ssesF 1s ,sS T.. ;t .4ss 's' lbs
ss' 1ss g. e; ~ T. iss iss Is
| coo lbs, 81. TO; 1, $40 lbs. $685. 3, s4s hs
Stock oes: snd Hsite<s 10 lb,. 9; ssS 60; j.,
g. ssss: ~; IL sg2H; Is. g. T.: i7S is: -
stock and Feeding BulisL1 1oe 90 iha s9 $2'TS g
t. H. i !, Sc; SO fs Is, sa1; /, SS I0s sa.io;
! Mich Cows and Spr1ngers- COWS 1885,
cows sss; cows. ~: COW, so; cow ss7
sHEEP~Reeeipts Of sheep and lambs modes
.te demand good, and the market . fairly roc a.
load Of spring lambs at $s.25. and top s.5o
killing Sheep and LambE12 spring Lamb. az b
IS spring lambs, 81 lbs, &s;25; is spring lambs an
ee lbs ST. 81 spring u lambs SO "a 3o' h, "ss * a.
10 ewes: 1ls lbs, $50; II spring l.@ess n q.
spring lambs, 40 lbs, ~ buck, 1so lbs, $3.50
stees.rs s'o and u1s lambs Il lbs,
| 8 ewes, IS lbs, $3.50.
Among the shippers on the market wers
Dowald & Hoban. Goodhue. MINI; Farrell
NJ, Goodhue, Mimi; Gibbons Z Jones' ives
concord, Mimi; John Little, Kenyon; F. y
State bank River Falls, wis; A: weinseri
st. Bonifacius, Mimi J. p. Eu1l, st. Aichaep
Ainn. -- .+.a..
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BREAK
IN PORK PRICES
RECEIPTS LIGHT, BUT TEE QUAIL
ITY VERY COMMON.

Cattle Of Better Average Quality and
the Market Steady in Consequence
Stockers and Feeders About Even
with Yesterday and the Market
Quiet Sheep and Lambs in Demand
at Steady Prices.
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LONDON METAL, July 1B.-Ttn closed firm;
spot quoted at R1eB los and futures at G1ee
IS. Copper, easy; spot closed 1t &7S n Cd, and
futures at E77 12s Cd.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
October.
CLOSING CASH PRICES

On 1885, No northern 7sc; NO
6A@67s
4q harley &c
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Total sales, co., 700.
Money closed at 21t @s per cent; opened at g.,
high 8, low ~, last loan III, ruling rate 2A.
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N eos bu,. oats So. ITO bu; barley, 100 bu;
rye 1 20 bu; fax, 1920 bu; millstuffs, So
:ons hay 80 tons; car lots II 2ss; &c. ,u. ,orn
shipped-Wheat, 76 cars, 10000 pu; am corn
dax, so 800 bu; -four, 4s, 1893 brls: millstuffs,
,84s tons; Inseed oil, 42e,770 lbs; oil cake,
e4T ,1e5 lbs; lots, 464.
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South st. Paul, Mimi. July 18.-Estimated
receipts at the Union stocky ards today: Cat
tie, 400; calves, 100; hogs, 2,Soo; sheep, 100;
horses, 26; cars, 68.
IAN isos 10 dst. tne Rt tSe
same period in 1905:
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1905 ...109,433 30 S64 6O8, 706 130, ,4T6 II, ,S23
1905 ...12O,s32 27,ss6 617,sae 217,32s 12,147
Decrease. n,sae ...... ii.oss 77i,sss s25
The following table shows the receipts thus
far in July as compared with the same period
in 10O6: a
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ARrzoNA ooPpEHs

ARIZONA ooPPERs
The market is weak in sympathy with the cas-
tern markets today. Reports Of recent develop
mr"ta ~ the Arizona Commercial are favorable.
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PROVISIONS

NEW YORK OIL July 19.-Petroleum steady
refned. ali ports $7.76Q7.s 80.
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, July 1s.-Receipts.
cattle, 400; hogs, $500. Hogs Sc lower sales
Co. 1es lbs, $8.45; 70. 24o lbs. $3.50; g. 2so
4s5; 1e, 1920 lbs, sb.1o; 1e, 1,4oo lbs, 10;
cows and heiter:, s, $40 lbs. $40; r. $50 lbs
Zoo lbs. S8 10; 10, 800 lbs $S75; 4, IL, ,o2o lbs
81; calves and yearlings 4, $40 lbs, ST. II, $50
lbs So. 80; 10, 600 lbs, $8.6S.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS, JULY l2.
csrs-Milwaukee AZ; Omaha, 8; st. Louis. 8;
Great Northern. ca Great Western 8; 500 Line,
q. Rock Island, I. ..r~. t, Ex
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5 Wo02C' :. -,..
he following was the range OF prices:
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, July 13--Wheat was lower
today in spite Of news from the northwest that
was not especially encouraging. September
opened &c up, at 79%c, sold at 1914 @794sc'
and fell to 7sAc, closing Nc off, at ?Shc.
July fell Ac. Flax cables were again higher
and there was a sharp advance at the opening
but very. little could be sold there and prices Prices
but the amount was not large. July sold 1As
Closed eR, L. 4c % up, at si.1sN: September gained
Mc and October the same. Coarse grains were
unchanged
The close: Wheat, to arrive. No northern,
northern 7ehc; No. 2 northern, 77Ac; July,
7sAc; September, 7s1ac; December, 7sc; new
durum, No. /, &c; No. 2, 64c; old durum. NO.
l, 6ec; No. 2, &C. Flax, to arrive $l.Sh;
on track, s1.13A; July, $1:1ah; September,
On On track, SIC; July, &c. Rye &c. Barley,
! 4114sc
Cars inspected: Wheat 10, last year ID; oats
10; rye /; barley, Is; hax 40, last year O.
Receipts: Wheat, 7e,o44 bu; corn, 4,75S 6u; 6u;;
| oats 61,567 bu; barley, ia, 1928 bu; rye $3.50
bu; fax 81, ,424 bu Shipments: Wheat, 49,
| 900 bu; fax, 172,5S1 bu.
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, !gly Ha4 1s;-: rs;;-:
-, dour was quiet but steady. Wheat receipts,
| 5000 bu; sales, IT'S, 900 bu. At first wheat was
| a little higher on firm cables and bullish north
| west markets, but eventually yielded to realiz'
ing and larger Argentine shipments. July, S4%
Gs4 15-16c; September, s4T 4s5Ac; December
S7h@s7 7-16c; May. s9as @s9hc Rye, dull
| No. western, 671ac b afoat, New YORK
Corn, receipts, 1oS,075 bu; no sales. Market
dull and without transactions.
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M11wAuKEE FLoUa AND GRAIN, July 10.

pl0sl ern s4as5s; s5s;oS No. sePtsa
Der, 7sAc bid; puts, 77Xe bid; calls, 7sNc
No. No. 8, &c; sample 4o@54c 0at, easier; stand
ard, 3shc. Corn, 1ac lower; No. 3, 62@521hc;
September, b21sc bid; puts, 5lNc bid; calls
52hc bid.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

NEW YORK PRov1s1oNs, July 1s.-Bset,
steady. Pork, hrm. Lard, Arm; prime west
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, July 1s-Cattle-
Receipts 5000. including 1000 Texans; mar.
tet strons beef steers $s7S94 's9cke6s emk sac aa
Texas steers, $2.s5@4.bo; cows and heiters,
S1.76@s.2b. Hogs-Rseeipts 1000; market 10y lew. r.
Me 50; butchers and best heavy, $6.80@6.95.
sheep-Receipts. 1000; market strong; natives,
$4@8; lambs, &406. - -.-.. .-s ....
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, July 13.-Catte-R
ceipts, 1000; market strong; beeves. $4.10@e.30:
cows and heifers $1.26@b.2o; stockers and
feeders, $2.eo@4.5o; Texans, $s.eo@5.s5; calves,
$5@7. Hogs-Receipts Is, 900; market &c lower;
estimated tomorrow "a 600; mixed and butchers,
$6.45@e. .e2h; good heavy, $6.7o@eS0; rough
heavy, So so@645; light, $e.45@e.eo; pigs,
$575@e4o; bulk Of sales, $6.75@6.s7h. Sheep
Receipts. 5000; market steady; sheep. $4.oo
@616; lambs, $b75@e.16.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT

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| The following are the receipts and shipments
| at the principal primary wheat markets:
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-22
PEOPLE WHO BELIEVE
IN BIG ADVERTISING

Turnbull & Rowland have an unus-
ually large "ad." in this issue OF The
Record, considering that 1t mentions
only one item
They say that they mean business
and have just what they advertise
the best Lincoln Park bargain that has
been offered recently.
Real estate men have always COM
planned that the reason they cannot af-
ford to push the sale of places harder
is that people list them with too many
agencies
An agent doesn't like to spend from
twenty to thirty dollars advertising a
place he knows is in the hands of
every real estate agency.
The way to sell a place II you really
want to sell 1t quickly is to give the
exclusive sale of it to one hustling
agency on condition that that agency
advertise it prominently and push 1t
especially.
Most any agency will make greater
effort and spend more money advertis-
ing when it has the exclusive sale of
something that is offered at bargain.