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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
4s#s55 ROAD rs GUILTY s5
Convicted Of Granting Rebates to
rs Packing Company
g(By Associated Press

Sf3y tA6aOclbte0 FGE6Ss.l ~
85 Chic CAGE, Il LII. q uly 8. The Chicago
and ton Railroad. John n. FaltXorn
and Fred a. Wann, formerly Of tclals OF
the road, were to-day convicted In tho
Unified states District Court OF illegally
granting rebate 4 to n the e ScfWarzschild
and Sulzberger Packing Company, No
sentence was Imposed to- day hyJ Il Judge
Lands, pending the arguments for. K a
new trial for the defer dants, which will
BIO heard 4 tomorrow. 35 A, 81 " ~
1t was claimed by the govern n7ent that
the ,offlclals8 OF the abroad company had
allowed the employ yes of the pack Ing com
5pany to travel free Of exp nses by refund
Ing to them all money expende ed for trans.
;portation II IT was eclared by the conlSs
that this did not comprise q rebate, and
Judge Lands instructed tho Jury that q
verdi III OF not guilty should be III ret prnedj
as To two counts iof the Ind ctmeI} t, w ~
charged the giylpg OF no bakfR II IN connSo
.tIoniTwitl,s this passenger ira nspo rtat lon.I
" III tho other eight counts OF the lndlct-
,nent, on MI ;of which the defendants were
found not guilt the two OF enses aRal Inst
the Elkins law were proved. Z was
shown by tho government thai the rsal-
road company had charged y per car for
handling the products OF schWarzscnlla
and sulzb erger at Kansas City, and had
car, y It was claimed by the attorneys for
the defendants that the refunding OF tho
\ 81 gper carr was nee essary " lee allse the
packing company owned the raj road track
near It's plant and compelled the a1froad
company to pay that amount for track,
Yage Il when 1t hauled the ca rs way.
is1 Judge Lands disagreed, with this con I
.tetioh and declared that the payment OF
tho 81 CONSTITUTED a secret repat sl N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
DROVE RIOTERS
BACK TO WORK \ !. !
Emp loyes / il nrnent Office
Marched Out Of Building
Singing MIarsei llaise.
nv g itltsa s1 sq, sS
WARSAW poI icE REsieN I
Terrified by Deadly Work of
Assassins B Governor 81 .35s
Minsk r enoved,
Singing Marseilla ise.
IL ~ !s3'. IN, siiil1s2 fyJsSg k3S2i
~ lIi
WARSAW Pol ICE RESIGN
BY Dead " Work of
TAssaSsllls So. So 1OVernOf7 q
Minsk 8R e1loved

sIBy9 ssociated Press.J

(Bys lated Press. Fss 53!}$ @
Is sT.@PETERsBuRG; July G.---R ioting
occurred to-day among the employ res !lof
the government printing office & where
the plates for the paper currency are en- Z
graved ana printed :.s33T ! he me left their
THE building, singing the sN1arse lila ise.'
4Gendarmes and Cossacks were sum nftAsel
and drove back the den1onst rators into
the building, where after some parley-;
Ing, hey returned to work. sssii5l,
Interior Minister stolypinl has: removed
General Kourlofi the Governor OF N NJ. inlsk,
General Kourloff was held to be respon-
sble for the ant Jewish II exec sses t
Mlnsk In NoYenber, nd IA; A Az x!
IN the lower house Of the Il r sslan M
Lament, urged that he be tried on that
charge he higher Russian authorities ~ ties
decided not to prosecute the neral
7 On June 10th, General Kourlon was
thanked by a de legation Of III ews for
measures Instituted 81 by him TO prevent
another threatened uttrcak at Minsk,35
Police Want to Resign. az
ID tI3y Associated Press,)
WARSAW RUSSIAN POLAND, July
6.-The reign Of crime and terrorism Is
SO great here that the police have de-
cided to resign, a few days as o; as q
measure Of protect ons gainst i a snssina-
ton by the Teyolutlonists. the system Of
police beats was abandoned and the police
were formed lint to patrols for plu tnal self
protection against 4; bomb throwing, But
this only made It ca sier fprS the $terrorists
ITO shoot them. 81 The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
when appraised by the police OF their in
tentlon 70 resign, threa toned to Arrest and
punish those who 4 He'd ITO appear fos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
.NOIN|PR|.l|..s|j.Q|.|A||.|N||.G|:..|N'1
Under E /. |, |. | | ]! !
Anil important D et,eision ] Handed led
\. Down iii United States Circuit
Il Courtsitl n ~, e !, l,5,!l, ork.
ROAD LOSES REBATE {: a !: CASE y ''.' +:
(By Associated Press. y

NEW x DIRK + July e-Judge iF I i olt,; y IN
the United states Circuit Court, to day
handed down an opinion, the ffect i
which Is to dismiss the indictments found
against Nathan Guilford vice-p dent.
ana IT, s. pomcroy, a rnttlc man ger, 81
the New York Central Railroad, and y 2.
Goo;lloe Edgar and I'd win 4 Earle the
latter su gar merchants OF petrolt chars
ing them, with conspiracy to violate the
proyisions OF the II y kins rebating 4 act,
punishable by Imprisonment The3 court
however, also holds that the dlctmep ~;
against tho New X ork Central n lllro q
Guiford and Pomeroy, found under stle ne
Elkins act, are: good, In sus ttlL1 Lne
demurrer to the consp Tracy indie e tme 2 g
and dismlssing the demurrer TO the 32.her.
II the court holds that Cons
gress did not intend Violations Il q mo
Elkins law to be punsh bic by I'm p L'sl
nlent, 81 81, .a 4, 1. 8 4, \
amendment to the F1lkins act, pro vld!ng
q !punishment by imprisonne1st,&SW.,a not
retroactive ana therefore It could not
include the men charged with " go con- 4
spirac y, !, {, 4, -, 1,
S1ointlyt Indicted with the i Vow York CEN
{tral, pleaded not guy ~. but In terl,psed
no demur,rrs to the sindlctnlcn nh prefer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
DOLJNA {FILL 81 TOLSTO WITH
HLJDdOR 4 R re a TIO N..zDISGUST
8 They Remind Ne Of Children, and Out
Of Date Fashions, and Irritate Me EXCEEDING y,'
S8$s&s Says Philosopher Nj.

II. $ f55s5YAzNAYA, PoLLANA UssrA, July
IB,--'The Russian PARLIAMENT does not in-
8terest me, I. VI says Count leo Tolstoi,! When
II take g. poa per ! .usua skip the res
ports 81 their proc dlngs ,itSwhen IA do
glance at them they inspire me with the
triple sensation Of thumor, ion and
disgust, 5S5 n ss5 3, ;; q
gss.'tIt seems to me- Count Tolstoi said
\ cas- # children were playing as grown
ups. The pr ceeding s show no thing new.
nothing 81 original 81 rothlng interesting.
Everything e has: t'aen said n llu ndreds Of
times before. An English friends wrote to-
me thatShaa I'D pected / pa llament to
blaze neW- roa ds,a Il but q that u only
slavishly in,Itatingv.th !! West " y hat he
says Is true. The ecl1es are Ike
photograph reproductions OF those in
foreign arllaments." 5 n.
FL Count Tolstoi continued 81 Our Parlia-
ylnent reminds me OF fashions In the pro-
{vinces. Hats ana n gowns s out OF date
/ In; the cities are sent to the interior.
where they are eagerly worn under the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
REVISED RED CROSS
CONVENTION SIGNED

IN n (By AssocIRttd PressI I.l nv p
July 6.-The revised lted
Cross convention and protocol were signed
~ the Observation-Disclosures Of the powers
Ibis evening In the course OF the final
!sltting OF the International Red Gross
Conference, which was presided over by
land IA Russia. One OF the articles pro-
vides for the pacific settlement by means
es ~ arbitration OF international conflicts
where diplomacy fails to reach an UNDER
standing, The delegates OF all the powers
represented, except Grent Britain, Japan
I and + X orea, who d.ssented voted for n
sresoiution under which, should circum-
stances permit, differences arising In
n ime OF peace relative TO an interpre-
a,ation OF the convention may DO sub
mitted to the permanent tribunal OF the
Hague. A,5rt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07

Impression that they are the latest styls.
III irritates me to see 90 called |repre
5tives Of the PED pie. Tho really are below
the level of the eli sses which they are
supposed 4 to Il represent t, II q ssume the task
Sof solving problems which will decide
the fate Of 40 900, 600 human beings. The
3irreleyancy Of the 5argumen OF the mem
! bers and their blind self assuranc and
intolerance disgust me. : & = ;5f
Count Tolstoi repeat his well known
ideas. that the regeneration Of " Russia
would not come through O political strug-
gle,# but In d revival Or the true Christian
spirit, which III make men love abor,
nature and truth. ithout politics. he
said, 5s"al lie would be filled with love Of
labor, peace and truth. With pol tiles, the
atmosphere Sis red with 6strl fe Rand blood.
i NO half way m easures 81 can solve a the
agraria,1 oblenl:. n Accor riding to his views
there is only one ultimate and Just solu-l
( ton namely, equalization OF sthe rights
! Of everybody 70 TIL the soil the world
over. 8lsg s 81 sss Hi 4i55{s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
FAVORABLE REPORT,
Meat Products at Stock Yards
4 Wholesome Committee Says.
lny A Associated Press,5 &,

XIX $3.50 ~ lt3y fASsocltts0 AtSHs'J IN ~ M
CHICAGO Liz, July 9, The report Of
ina Joint COMMITTEE Of tho Chicago CON,
yneraIdl and the llinois hlanu 4 tufers
ASSOC lions, flg,po pted to inyestl gata tbs
meat king INDUSTRIES oI Glhlcsa So, to-
rsether with the repent Of the ,sxpeptA
VINO y accom- arpled tho epnnli ter WAS
made ma bubble The aommtttea sasss
.iTs,sst a board OF exports OF thessc CHAR
\ acter c1nplpysSd with prof lollal ldsa!s
and gui dsd and In tliienced by an aest1lsts
sense sll,se witch. 'plnboaies something 81
necessity and something more OF luxury
ss,o,, II find tho product wholesome, tho
Yards generally clean. and THE; insp PEG
hon fetficient, seems TO gsnur conn ittee
to cover the III tua tlpll 4, ,ts Il.
Az d result OF this invita- Hon, We oslrys
selves have no hesltane IN stat ms That
the Il, eat. prod let az he stock ards
'vvs wholsaonisS ana pgopeF 1923,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
What Dr.. Edwards Said,

rditor az The TInies- DIFpntch' 53ll
n sir.--Nvith5 reference to the 5eport made
ia this mornings Times DISPATCH as to
ii, ny connection With the case Of Sergeant
t1,v,' might be looked for II the bullet
ala not enter the peritoneum, nor did I
s sa that under any conditions he has 9
good change TO get we'll, and further, ]
did not give him an opiate. 3
~ 81. Respectfully.
4 s,5 CHARLES NJ, EDWARDS. n, y.
Y Richmond Va. July 9th.
our reporter had no Idea o m l,1 !,
sny that Sergeant Blonntss wound was
nj serious unless the bullet had entered
Eihe perItoneum. We did not say that
8pr Edwards gave an opiate, but we were
Informed that mn qpiate mad been given
I'D, Times Dlspatch.l YES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
.B:|.OIATS!:
ORDERE|::.D||:SQ:|U1'H
.(By Associated Fress,1

"A Ell t3y Associated Fress,l
NORFOLK, VA. July Oil was re-
ported at the navy yard here to-day that
the entire third torpedo boat tlotllla has
been ordered to santo pomlngo to relieve
the warshlps now In those aters.$
Government in Danger.
tBy Associated lareas,} IN
Il WASHINGTON, July GA cabegraln
received at the Navy Department to-day,
from Commander Southerland, IN charge
Of American naval forces In Dominican,
waters, says that the government leaders
have attacked the rebels. but arc being
met by guerrilla tactics. and the prospects
are that II these tactics are continued the
government forces will be worn out. The
leaders Of the old revolutionary movement
are endeavorlng to return tosthe country,
In case there ls a conflict between the
antagonIstic forces In the island Of Eanto
Domingo, u Is the duty Of the United
( States, according to n high official, to
see that The Marquis Of Gueensberry
rules are observed. The Inference Ia that
the United States government Will not !rl-
terriers unless THE interests this gov
ernment under the existing nodus feels
bound 10 protect are disturbed IT Is
evidently the belief of officials here that
.hostilities cannot proceed far without
making necessary the landing Of marines
from the American Warships to SEQ tina I
none OF the agreements Which have been
made With the santo Domingo governs
ment are Sylolsted. " Il 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Be,.yo:nrd Her
AZ Kansas girl graduate, to whom !

Arkansas girl era duate, 70 whom had
Airs I.iss italy, y Whole this essay,
~ do not care q cent whether Italy!
lies beypnd the Alps or In iissoprl, do
not esIact to set the river on FIRE with
my future career u am glad that have
f i very FOOD educa lion, nut am not go-9
Einy to ,njsusc 4; by: writing poetry on,
essays on the future woman. 3.s
mi Just want to marry a man who can
lick anybody OF his weight in the town
l.,p.y .Ro can run AM Saacre farm. and
who has no femal e relatives TO come
around And try to boss the ranch. 7 will
Send him to- an early grave, and lavish
upon hin, O. wholesome affect ton, ana to
see that his razor has not been; used 70
SSUt broom wire wts'a hs wsRt r. shayaL y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
|S|:!I.l||.AND1.FQR'1||'nT0
PROTECT COAST
Defense 81 Virginia gapes u Be
streng tliened BIZ New Plan
Of Government Il

ftAbbOCl1ileuGf-
ssf'yvAsIIlNG ON, D. ca. July Q Plans
8Capes Henry and Charles, for the defense
( OF chesapeake Bay. Hampton Roads and
nll the rivers which empty into them,
will be mod eled after the island fort Ja.l
pan has constr tod ID for the efense Of
Toxic, In f case & the / in panese government
win permit Rrigadler-G General John ;5s F.
Story, ". g.. Al former chief OF artillery
8to INSPECT tho fortificati In Toxic i1ar:- 7
J bor.l ..ig II b II
s Brigadl er- General Story Is now In Ia--5E 4
I pan (. on leave, a and while An the Il prient \
will i make B a special study OF fort fica-A
Htions, looking to the framing Of plans 4
for extensive fort ficat Ions In this cogn-E
try, IN accordance with the 90 on of tho j
Joint Army and Navy Board on Fsoortlt!-E
cations. Il u M 81 81 isS
board, for the defense Of, 4 the virginia
gcapes, contemplates the Z lnsta Hat Ion x Of
$l4-inch guns on the proposed Island t'e-
TWEEN the two capes, as We'll as big guns
& on both Cape Henry al d Cape Charle is
s54 Tho only gun the art lery has used In
this country which is larger than the
ltWelye-inch guns VI Ia the great slx tren.
Inch piece Installed at Sandy Hook, hat
IA a curiosity ana is regard ed "a a freak
rather than as an enc 1--we wei pon,
Et IT Is likely that the PROPOSED Island
with. Its Immense suns VIII Pc located
much nearer to Cape Henry man e CAPE
Charts as the water ls shoal near Cape
Charles. Between the capes the channel
Which can be 4 naYigated by large ships
Is only about five miles wide, The other
Va er Is 80 shoal that no defense Of II
a Ia necessary. consequently the Island
viii doubt less la located near the middle
81 the deep channel, "a a +,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
For Subscription Rates See Editorial Page.
ring eyiaently,Sto stand trial under the
1ndlctmen ts las returned {s3 II
f3 fleet of D ecision. 523

Effect OF Decision. ss8'Sf VI
1.-THE public said United States Dis
5trict Attorney stlmson, 81 comm enting 4 on
the Decision, Emu st not 81 Inisunderstand
Judge 8Holt's decision The government
charges the PENDANTS with two distinct
crimes; 81 first, III for consp iring; to commit
an offense against the government 7, and, /,
second, for the actual Rcommi slon5 q that
soffense. The conspiracy Ind ctnent was.
returned under q Federal enactment ems
Stirely separate and distinct from the
{Elkins act. KIN II
#i .,'I3y this decision J pdsa Holt \. merely
holds THAT Congress did not in tend g ola.
.tion OF Jtte IJllsins act should be spu nished
with imprisonment, and tn rows out that
Indictment. The Indictments returned
under the Fl kinsi N &C Ire sustained IN
their entirety BY J I'd Sc II lt, and we shall
proceed to try the accused forthwith or
4 as coon as possible. Jud ges IIolt 's decislon
only fleets the FORM OF punishment TO be,
administered II the 4 accused are found
guilty and In no way q ranges h the main
Issues OF the cas- .'3 u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Washington Affairs.

q &. (Frnrn Cur Regular corfespondent) 4
{s WASHINGTON, psy C. y plys o.y-eaplain
B dorreil Mills, Artillery ,orps, detailed az
professor Of military science and tactics
at the Virginia Military, Institute l,exirg
4 ton. TO take effect August 9th.
stfslara Montjoy. appointed postmaster n
i Mount, Stafford county, va, vice II, p
Monthly, removed, i ~ 81
IL James r.. May o pppinted reguiar;siv
4 III, Chandler. substitute rural carrier
\ yoltp n St Crutelfleld N, q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
WILL OF MISS 8TALMAGE.l
Special Request of Personal 1i' \. Prop
s3 erty{to Richmond Relative.

(special to The Times-D ispa tcl,)
s WA sHINGTON,D ID. July 6.-rheS Will
w the late Jennle almage daughter II yer
Of tie late RAY: Dewitt Talm a.;
was filed to;aay,.for probate In the Dis
#trict Of colln,btt co,srt. she leaves lWo'
stl,irds OF the estate left her by her
4 father and two-thirds OF her own estate
u Is Mas Nlad,ge iArmor. OF N illershtlrg.
Ohio, and the remaining third TO, MISS
Leila Wonham, Of Montreal, Canada. 5Ss
SSll Before disposing Of the pnlk q her es-
I tate, however she made speclai peuues. =
\ Of personal property and Sjewelry to the
& following persons: Mrs. VIM, Box, 4 MISS
Maria 4Whttemoro and her sister. Mrs.
AIaude raat,age NIL Of New York; her
niece Edith Donnan, Of R!chmonda her
niece. Doris Mongan,, of Now York; SUI
sic Talrnaga Chicago, and Grace ~ s 20
district OF Columbia. Il n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Th - r1,uo-,rneter This Day Last Yearf

3 \ M,s,,:s4 Se: 4
r.. M,,'..asS u midll! gll is';,,N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Il THE " E HER !,

Forecast Ylrginlahh,o Wers ~ m
NC North Carolina Showers atulday suns
dfy fairetin5 WESTERN showers an etsleFA
portIons; light to fresh ortlleast W! llei'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
q. o.
Sunday Outings
Old Point, Ocean View,
Buckroe and Norfolk,
ROUNDS .25-ITRIP,
EVERY SUNDAY.

4 TWO trains leave Richmond every
Sunday. $3.50 and 0 A. NJ. Returning,
leave Norfolk, via Ocean View Railway,
a II. Mi Ocean View. 1880; Old Point,
S;l5 Arrive Richmond 1916 r. NJ. si,25
round trip Tickets also good. returning,
via fast train leaving Old Point ABS r.
M; Newport News. b:25 r. NJ. Arrive
Richmond 7 r, NJ. "a
Cape Henry and Virginia Beach, $3.50
round trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
conditlons in IzsnplQ,E.Itaat citles,!
Miniature Alma, .ac,

5l ~ 81 6 " n, 1906, TX
sun rises 4:6T yittIG f I, !,
Sun sol IL, S2 ~ :5s
NJ oon rlses h, !. ;Qd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07

Highest temperature yesteraa " 80, ~ I7
MAN temperllture vest erda n. 11ss
Normal Temperature tor + d ds
Departure from normal TEN " g i,,,S " "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Conditions Y esterday.

81 Il54 EOHQItlOIlS q CSlrf uu . 83
Richmonds weather, was part W c9ouus
ana cool, Range Of Term ONE nl ter u ~
q, M,,.,,.,,,,,.t Q p N .s,,,..,,., q
Is. nj. N. ~ n1idntg ,oo
-as Average. Nv -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07

l's Let The Times Dispatch he sent you
wherever you va this summer. Don't
forget to order It before leaving.
Address changed as ofsen Us desired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
( Steady Increase,

S..rhe manufacture OF tobacco In the
United states Ing and chew.
mEda1 49, 900 poands n
1905. or about eighty per cent. and
the increase has been steady and
marked. n The great bulk OF this ms,
I crease has been In 4 tho Burley type,
therefore, Ia very appropriate that
this ,sspe c!es continues TO show q large
p1S'1STlSh', e manufacturers alot tobacco In
4 Great Britain and Ireland have in-
creased, and q great part Of this in-s
+ crea Sc Is fon lght tobacco, and It.
it1estlmated that 10000, 1000 pounds
As now used In these countries N
tThes continued prosperity Of our
4 countryii IN all Its phases, especially
mining and nlanufactu dSYclop-
3nents In that part Of the yountrys
producing the species Of tobacco In
which we are interested y calling
4 from the farms the tlllers q the soil
I and any materlal lnecease IN tobacco
sprndyct!ons d9ss not ap7pear pseIbable
'his last annual report to felicltate
.,loiriie questions OF the 1S9y, \ and his,
I brave earnest and insistent prose.
oution OF such legisla ton that has for.
Its p,,rpose the basis of Y business
freedopi y OF the gtspsf mass Of our
cltyzens Isl certainly to- be most heart-s
Ivy CONNER ga va TO no class IS suotlf
1 leg islRt on more beneflfent than TO-
those who hold or are eligible TO
membership IN this a $50 ola Ton, L md 4
no ella f. shnNld nprsctNte more han 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07

n.April last the duty on strlp ~
England wa re dnced 70 one cent pess
pound excess over Leaf. his VII no
doubt result in very great 3. ehsr he
one cent Der pound cess, however,
together with A the manufacturers IN
that country, having. IN ~ NY in :.
\ stances doubt, found a manner#of
work. ng the leaf IN here they had been
using the strIps, Will prevent, .as large
as there was before the change in I
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

Poehler says: ''rhe legitimate influences in
wheat now to be considered, in our Judgment,
represent more favorable opportunities to the
buyer than to the seller, The price alone
should attract some attention.
Total clearances: Wheat $4,000 bu; flour, 2-
900 brs; corn. 10000 bu; oats, 1900 bu; wheat
and flour equal 2O6,OO bu. ja
Lincoln. Neb.-Raining hard here at noon.
Raining IN Omaha, Neb.
Washburn, n. D.-Crops are looking fine in
Mclean county and with q few more weeks Of
favorable weather bumper crop will be har-
vested. E
New Rockford. N. D.--A ride to the northwest
gives great prospects for the coming crop. The
rapid growth may give more straw M m than d as,
weeds. where the tiller did not work the soil
we'll. s5s
have just returned from Iowa They both
agreed that Iowa Will not raise over three
quarters Of crop Of oats. There Is no ques-
| tion that Illinois has short crop OF oats.
Indianapolis. Ind, wired: Raining hard at
| 11:4O am.
| again.
estimated at 100000 bu OF wheat and 81 ,oot
bu OF corn,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
MONEY REPORTS

PARIS, July 12.-The weekly statement Of the
Bank Of France shows the following changes
Notes in c!rculat tion decreased e2 7oo goo francs
general deposits decreased $4,000 francs;
gold in hand decreased 10.975, 600 francs; silver
in hand decreased $e55 ooo francs bills dis,
decreased 22,5T5, 900 francs. Closing: Three per
cent rentes. 9ef 921Ac for the account: ex-
change on London. 26f 15c for checks.
LONDON July l2:IThe weekly statement 1,a:, Of Of
changes: Total reserve increased s77s,ooo cir;
cu1ation decreased G21.000 bullion increased
e 800, 456 other securities decreased &7 13e 600;
other deposits decreased RS, 467 600; public de-
posits decreased R4,o2s.o 900: notes reserve in
creased e72o @ oo0; government I securities hs de,
banks reserve to liability this week is 4s.4t
week. The rate OF discount Of the Bank Of Eng
land remained unchanged today at 81 per cent.
ST. PAUL. July 12-Bank clearings today
81, 356, ,7O5.Ss for the week. Sill ,93226 last
year, Sc, 343, ,637 .32. -s.-F-t ..- . .....s.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 12-Bank clearings to
day, $s,524, ,s14.3e; for the week. $19, 712
change, selling price SOC premium; buying rate
par; Chicago exchange, selling rate, 2oc greml
um; buying rate, 1Oc discount; London coda!
sight documentary exchange. s4.sl%. Loca
money firm at 5h@8 per cent for selected
paper. ,-..- T,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-12
Chicago Options.

10; No. / ground feed. % corn and 1-8 oats,
ground feed, + sezn ana osts: sS-lb sacks;
corn and rs oats, 76-lb sacks, sacks extra,
$40 .25G13O.b0.
shorts, $1576@1b; middlings, $17.5o@1si red
dog, $21, all 0 b In Minneapolis. In 20o-lb
sacks, 81 per ton additional; In loo-lb sacks,
$1.5O per ton additional: red dog In 140s, $16
b. Shipments. 1877 TONS
BARLEY-Eeed grades closed. at 87@3ec
mating grades, 40@4ec. Receipts. 10 cars;
HYR-No. 2 rye closed at 55@ @56Nc. Re.
ceipts. cars; shipments. none.
choice. $es;pss $le.Se No i. ssa1o No. $500: NJ
9, $e6o@7; prairie, choice, SO; prairie, No. !,
$e@e: 80; prairie, No. 2 $7@s; prairie. No. 8
land, Nc g 3 sb@e; rye straw $4'0o@5; oa'