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Before Buying or Selling any MIN
Ina, Unlisted or Miscellaneous Stocks
Request Offerings OF
R. B. kIGBEE, o' g. Rs:,. t a's. Bid
THEIR FIRST VIEW

Few Realize How Much an Outing
Annie =. s. Beard in the World Today.
"Ah, me, but it's fine herel And we
eat, and we eat, and it tastes 30 good"
There was appreciation and pathos, In
the voice Of the speaker. slender,
VIII viii Evanston, was enjoying the first
rest she had known for eighteen years.
It was also the first time she had been
"outside the door" for two years. Six
children and a sickly, wsak-minded
husband had kept her too busy for any
leisure. In addition there had been
twins WHO lived for fourteen months
wrapped In cotton wool, and then had
slipped away from earth again. and
Of them, she found therein cause for
gratitude. "De Lord was good, I
Thinking, for how can 1 work for my
man and my 9a5der children Wild dem
How much 1t means to the mothers
and children In the crowded tenement
to the summer camps in the country for
one or two weeks outing can only be
realized by those who have come In
direct contact with those thus bene-
flied.
The eagerness with which the outing
| is anticipated is indicated by the small
bow who watched daily for the coming
of the postman with the card which
would announce the date for him to 60.
| No fear lest he would fail to be readyi
| He had been waiting for weeks for his
| turn! -. es&#
Last summer woman went to ONE
Of the camps who had not been out Of
1 the city since she came to it, a bride,
/ In the seventies. from Croatia. She
| had not been on the streetcars even for
sixteen years, and. of course, had never
/ ridden on the elevated road. It II
| hardly possible to imagine what the
| outing meant to her.
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STATE GRAIN 1NsPEoTIoN, AUG.


Inspected rn-Whaat-Cars-Great Northern
No. hard a. No. northern, 6; No. north
ern, 8; No. g. 81 No. 4. l; rejected, 2; no
grade, +. n ~
ern. 4; No. 2 northern, 3; No. =. s.
No. northern, 8; No. g. Il No. 4, 1; rejected
. chicago, st: Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
No, Thest, q 70 S grade !; northern -.
No; 2 northern. IS; No. 8, 10; No. 4, 9; re-
bther arahis-No. i durum wheat, /: No. 2
dgr.m wheat ~ dur ,n1., wheat :; no.
jeeted winter wheat; i, mixed wheat; 2; No.
yellow corn, 8; No. white corn, /; No. B corn,
4; No corn: q; no grade corn: 4; No ? white
Data i; No. white oats, Z; No. white oats,
{; No. 8 oats, g; No. 2 rye, 1; No. 8 rye, I; No,
4 barley, 2; No. / feed barley, 8; No. 2 feed
barley, 4; No. / northwestern fax, 8; No.
fax, 81 rejected fax, 2.
Oars Inspected out-No. 3 durum wheat, 2;
No, 9 durum wheat. 2: ny. hard wheat; Z;
wheat, 80; No. 8 wheat, 8; No. wheat. 4; re
jected wheat. 8; no grade wheat. l: No: 8 vel
low corn. 8; No. corn. 10; No. corr, 5; No.
white oats, T. No. white oats Is; No: white
oats, 1: No rye, 1; No. northwestern flax
III No, FAX, IL. f. '... #... r.. &c.,. ...
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MONEY REPORTS

PARIS, Aug. 1.-Three per cent rentes. eff
s7Kc for the account. Exchange On London,
LONDON, Aug. 2.-The rate Of discount Of
the Bank Of England remained unchanged to-
day at 31a per cent. 100. 49,.
BERLIN Aug. 2.-Nxchange on London, 20
marks AIN pigs for checks. Discount rates,
short bills, 81 per cent; three months bills,
8M per cent
ST PAUL, Aug. Bank clearings today.
1892, 22o.5s for week, 81, ss7 1854; year ago
MINNEAPOLIS, Aag. 2-Bank cleartngs to-
day, S. 1885, 561 10; for the week. SIS 240 1872 70;
corresponding week, $14. 14S 1882; New Yorh
exchange. selling rate, 2oc premium; buying
rate, SOC premium; buying rate. par; Londor
eo-day sight documentary exchange, $4.s2. Local
money firm at 61a as per cent for selected
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CHICAGO GRAIN
LIBERAL SALES CAUSE A MODERATE
WEAKNESS IN WHEAT.


Chicago, Aug. 2.-Liberal sales by several
leading commission houses caused moderate
weakness in wheat market today. Prices at
Liverpool were tri6e lower and this helped to
depress values here. September opened shade
lower to shade higher at 1850 to 74c sold to
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts Of TOO
against 6S6 cars last week and 362 cars
year ago. . -.... rs3 ri Ia,
hrmer feeling developed during the last
half of the session there being a fair demand.
reached at 74Ac. The market closed steady,
with September shade lower at 1870;
red, 7s@5sNe; No; 2 hard, 72& @7sAe; No. 8
hard, 71h @72c; No. northern. No. 2 north
Close-Whsat September, 1850; December,
76%c. ." :. - :.
Small local receipts and continued lack Of
rain in portions of Illinois impaired strength to
the corn market. Buying was general and Of
ferings were comparatively light. September
Off to 48c and then advanced again to 491hc
Local receipts were l2e cars with 90 of contract
grade.
The market was firm all day on buying
brought out by additional reports of damage to
the corn crop in sections es Of Illinois. septem-
S With @s ssps@bsr to TO 4e close was F
5o Gssh corn No. 2 '0%@ 0'e; No. s. 4'%@
Close-Corn, September. 49Ac; December,
46Ao.
Oats firm on active covering by shorts.
An improvement in export demand was one
! reason for the lively bidding, September
opened &c to sc higher at s0Tsc to 311sc, sold
of to aoM @30Ac and then steadied around
ao%e@s1o: local receipts were Ao cars.
Close-0ats September. SoTc; December, s2c.
\ The following was the range of prices.
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Chicago Options.

in laos, 81; all + b in Minneapolis; in 200
u sacks, 81 per ton adlit4onel; in 1oo-lb sacks,
BARLHY-Feed grades closed at 85Qlsehc;
mailing grades, 37@Hc. Receipts, 10 cars;
shipments 10
RYE-No 2 rye closed at 4e& @5oAc. Re-
cetpts. cars; shipments, 2 cars.
, HAY. r today: 40 tons. w. Timothy;
$50: No. 8, s7@s50; prairie, choice, $1,000;
prairie. No. !, $9:50@10; prairie, No. 2 $3.50
qAe: No: 8, S6oo@7 80; midland No. 1s go
9s; midland, No. q, $5.6OG16 50;s no grade hay.
g. 90; rye straw, No. 1, 80; rye straw
No. e. 81; wheat or. oat straw. $3.5o@4.5o; no
Grade straw S26S
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Rand Mines esl; Reading 6s y; Reading nrst
Southern Hallway, ss1i Southern Railway pre-.
ferred, 102; southern Pacific. 78N; Union Pa
cific i69M Union PRcfnc preferred, 9S; United
states Steel ~: United States Steel preferred,
1loM; wabssh. 81; Wabash preferred 40; Span
ish tours. %.
Bar silver quiet, 20 1516d per ounce.
Money, Nv @2M per cent.
The rate Of discount In the open market for
short bills Is 4@l4 lie per cent The rate OF
discount in the open market for three months
bills IL 4 1-16Gl4h per cent,
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NEW YORK OIL, Aug. 2.-Petroleurf steady;
refined, all ports. 7.65@7.70c.S :.
+. :: ~. PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Aug. 2.-The month
ly report on the stocks Of provisions in Chi
cago showed smaller amount than had been
generally expected. and for this reason the pro-
visions market today was firm. Owing to a
scarcity Of offerings the volume Of business was
small. September pork opened ahc lower to
21ac higher. at 1850 gle 30. sold at s1e n \
71ac higher at ss.65@s. e71k and sold up to
ss.7b: Ribs opened 21c higher at $s.e2A and
advanced to 50. s
Issd s ssRtsmSss. sss
1895. Ribs. September $9.o71s; October, $685.
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Aug. 2-Cheese steady
daisies, 11% @12c; twins, 11@11Ac; Young
Americas, he. Poultry, live steady; turkeys
12c: chickens, lie; springs, 1S@1bc;. Rotatoe.
@7c; 60 to IS lbs. IN @s4c; 50 to no lbs
&C. Butter firm; creameries, 16@2o1tc; diaries
1914 @1s1hc. Eggs Arm; at mark. cases includ
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TILE CASH TRADE
CORN AND OATS FRM-OTHER PRICES
AROITT SrEADY

FLAx----Reeeipts, 1s cars against last year
Shipments, 18 cara. Duluth, 63 cars. Closing
CoRN-No. 8 yellow corn closed at 4eAc Re-
ceipts, cars; shipments cars
6AfsNo. g white oats closed at 1880 Re
ceipts, II oars; shipments. % cars.
FEED AND COARSE MDAt-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra $500
1925; No. ground feed 2-8 corn and 1-3
OATS 75.lb sacks sacks extra, s1s.5o@1s75; No.
SACKS satsa m 0s ground soS sa seed
1-3 eorn and ga oats, 73Ib sacks sacks extra.
{ S1e.6O@le.T6,
mand for bran; bulk, $3.50; shorts, bulk,
S145o; mtddlings, in bulk, $3.50; red dog,
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Aug. 2.-consols
Anaconda, 1917; Atchison, 96N; Atchison pre-
ferred, 104I Baltimore 4 Ohio 12AM; Canadian
Pacific 1701h;s Chesapeake 4 Ohio 81; Chicago
Paul 1903; De Beers. II; Denver 4 Rio Grande
4bN; Denver 4 Rio Grande preferred, ss4
Erie. ze& Erie first preferred 81 4 /; Rie sec
vile = Nashville 14sNi Missouri. Kansas 8
Texas 351h New York Central. l4s; Norfolk 8
Western 93M; Norfolk & Western preferred,
p61 Ontario q Western. 4oX; Pennsylvania. e73h (;
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BANK OF ENGLAND STATEMENT.

London, Aug. 1.-The weekly statement Of
the Bank Of England shows the following
changes Total reserve, decreased ellis, 600;
circulation Increased ee25, oOo other securities,
decreased 1895 200; other deposits. decreased
&1.181 900; public deposits, decreased 1920 900;
notes reserve, decreased e1,102, 600. Govern
ment securities unchanged. The proportion of
the banks reserve to liability this week is
47.41, compared with 4S.12 per cent last
week. = a-.t. ~ 90 -
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THE FLOUR MARKET
goME IMPROVEMENT IN SENTIMENT o
PART OF BUYERS,

Buyers are beginning to split up uttls and
are not 60 unanimously bsasiah. Nevertheless it
aous IL any quantity. An occaslonai good
sized lot is entered, but the bulk IL small 90
Shipments, H,es2 barrels.
Firs tpatents qrotable ct sA-1o@4 20; second
passnSta sssos4 49, SS a6st y, clears
neapo1is. .- -.'..r p. ~
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ARIznNA. nnpPFRs

The market, tho by no means weak. is a
little quieter today. Denn-Arizona and Superior
& Pittsburg are higher than they were at this
time yesterday. but the others are at a stand
still. No news, has been heard from the DEM
property. Butte Coalition has been holding its
the morning The new stock hoated by Mr.. Cole
yesterday is quoted this morning ut $40 bid. 1t
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PARTS nANK. STATEMENT,

Paris, Aug. 2.-The weekly statement Of the
Bank Of France shows the. following changes:
Notes in circulation. increased, s5,1oO,O0o
francs; treasury deposits, increased % 900 600
frances; general deposits, increased 81 315,0 900
francs; gold in hand decreased g. 1854, 900; silver
in hand increased. 100000 francs; bills, dis
counted. 1914. 975,OO0 francss advances increased,
Ia, 4OO, 900 francs. ..-
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Aug. 1.-THE cotton
an advance Of. points and huotuated within q
range of about two points during the early
session with the tone steady but Trading was
very quiet Cables were about as expected and
had little influence. ..r.
The market was a little easier during the
prices declined only or points as compared
with yesterdays close. Spot quiet, 1middling
uplands 10000; middling gulf II: lie, 2sf7s,
August, 9.s9c; September, 16.1oc bid; October,
1o.25c; November, 1o.27c bid; December 10 .35ci
January, 10 .81c; February, 1o.48c bid; March,
10000.
Cotton. spot, closed quiet; middling uplands,
10000; middling gulf. II 15c; sales, 400 bales.
ST. LOUIS WOOL. Aug. 2.-Wool, steady;
territory and western and western mediums,
22@2Sc; fine, medium, 16@20c fne 14@17c.
NEW YORK METAL. Aug. lead. quiet,
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CHANTIOLEERS
Were Rivaled by Old Joe, q Famous
Growing Dog.

Growing Dog.
ShtsrpgSnar ky 1ost ~ d pea Gf this
nous growing dog, Old Joe. The animal
could exactly mimic the crow Of q
rooster. Deal has been offered large
sums for the dog by museum people, but
he refused to part with him, In the
night and early mornings Old Joe Joined
in with the feathered chandeliers, and
his " crow could not be distinguished
from that Of the barnyard fowls.
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cshoiaa. OF Evils

Smiley hope you wont mind If II
bring friend home to dinner tonight,
$dear9 ~ HI 4 n AZ 4
Mrs. Smiley--Oh,. no !; that lis better
than haina brought home by q friend
aftey
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows: Chicago,
Milwaukee g. st. Paul. 10; Minneapolis & St.
Omaha. 8; Great Northern. 8; Chicago, BurIing-
ton & Quincy. 3; 500 Line, 8; Northern Pa
cihc. q; total, so. = =
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MIDWAY HoRs:

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota
Transfer Aug. 2.-Barrett & zimmerman's re.
port: The horse market is very quiet, altho
ali classes moving at the Following prices,
Drafters, extra, $40 to $2a5; drafters. choice.
to S1s5; farm mares extra, 1920 to $145; farru
mares, choice, $l0b to $40; farm mares. com.
to $50; delivery, common to good. $50 to sis6:,
drivers, $50 TO SEQ; mules. according to size.
$40 TO $12b.
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RER.IIN RANKS.

the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows the fol-
lowing changes: Cash in hand decreased 46, AGO.
marks: other securities Increased Sc, $50, 900
marks; notes In circulation increased Al 200, 900
| marks, -
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Aug. Beef.
steady, Pork steady. Lard, easyi prime west
ern $S.SOQlS9O.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE. Aug. 2.-Bggs. 1870
1Shc; receipts 1881 cases; market steady.
Butter. creamery, &c; imitation, 1Shc; ladies',
1917 @17c; receipts, S,4es packagesi extra reno
waited, 1sh @19c; renovated. 17h @1sc; market
steady. E'&s III
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE. Aug p
Sugar, raw Arm: fair refining. SIC; centrifugal,
SO test az as 13-1ec; molaases sugar, Sc; re.
fined, steady; crushed. $500; powdered, 4:90ci
graduated. Assoc. Coffee flrmi Nc: T. SIC
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK. Aug. 2-oattis. re-
ceipts, 5000. including $500 Texans; market
natives t1Oc higher. Texans strong; beet steers
and heifers, s225@ $3.50; Texas steers, IS. 6o9t;
cows and heifers. s2@8.5o Hogs, receipts
5000; market 1oQ15s lover; pigs and lights.
heavy. $e25a8.40. sheep, receipts. Loo; mar
ket steady; natives, S3@5.5o; lambs, $4@7.Bo.
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s1oux orrY 1--WE STOCK. Aur> a-Ree.,r

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Aug, a-Reeeipts
Cattle sloo hogs 400 hsgs STEADY e ,e to % &c
Sc. 10; 20, 900 ID, $500 Cattle steady. Sales:
beeves, &c. ITO lbs, $3.50; 10, 1880 lbs. $4s5;
lbs, IS 10; IA, $50 lbs $3.50; s, 1o4o lbs S425;
stockers and feeders, 10, 100 lbs, $500; 8, 500
lbs $3.50; IA, 900 TBS. 400; calves and yearl-
ings 10, 43o lbs, 10; Is. $50 lbs, 1926; 10,
$40 lbs, 1915.
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L. PUTS AND CALLS.
September wheat, 72H @73c.
Calls-September wheat. 1870.
Curb-September wheat. 1886.

DAILY WHEAT MOCEMENT, ANG. /.
The following are the receipts and shipments
It the principal primary wheat markets:
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Aug.

KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Aug. 2.-Close.
s Wssa NO snIS se Ss ssd % ke
3 red, zoe; No. 8, coo. Corn September. 42Nc;
December =. 4se cash No. I'm mixed 3D.
491hc. Oats, No. 2 white, 3bQs5hc; No. 2
mixed, 31h @92hc. A
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Total sales, 1,262, 800. - =
Money opened at 21a per cent high az. low
IN, last loan IN, closed ~ @2h, ruling rate
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m1wAuKEE FLoUR AN DGRAIN, Aug. a.

WINNIPEG GRAIN, Aug. August opened
77hc, closed 1885, October 74Me, closed 14%c;
cssh iose No: northern, T7sc; No. snorthernn.
f4%c; 10, s northern. 7ihc; No. 3 white oats,
Bic; NO. 8 barley, 40c; No flax. $1.04 Re
| for month fuiy. 2136: last year, l,7e2
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THE PORKERS MAKE
ADOWNWARD BREAK
GOOD HOGS OFF Sc TO 10c AND
COMMON 10c TO loo LOWER.

Granted Cattle In Demand, Receipts
Light and Prices Steady, but the
Common Stuff Hard to Move and
Prices Choice Sheep and
Lambs in Demand, Poor Lots Selling
Slow.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Aug. 2-Wheat. spot,
nominal; futures steady; September, IS AID;
December, es Cd; March nominal. Corn, spot,
quiet American mixed, old As sgd; futures
steady; September, AZ Cd; December, As 7Ad.
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAIN, Aug.
Frye. cash, 581s @57c; September, 5613e. Bar
ley, cash, 9s@50c; No. g. September, 48@44c;
her S4,2364,4O.
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OTHER GRAIN i MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Aug. Wheat had an cas-
Ter feeling early, but later displayed frmness
7ehc, then rallied to 7essc and closed at 74he
iss s s0 sh bss pI sss te e
more activity and values were bid up, with the
up s% to- rs1s o % R
1ember opened s1:0sT. thsn down to s. ;os1s,
sps fsisa i5sssa ct eossd at
Close-Whsat TO arrive. No, northern, Zee;
No. northern, 74Ac; on track, No northern,
Re NJ w. jeseBss @rrY Ro
No. sc Nj lax 10 s assvs s? s s No ! sss
si.ls; September, s1ia; October, N.os5s; No.
vember, u.oe%; December, $1.oe; oats to ar
F FSs ' sss fr sS4 s o Assns se
es!ls1 ': yea aas e. e? Recepts ?s
4 IT'S; n" s S sSipme ns' whsst IL
bu; oats, 2.o69: rye, 1913; dax, $50, $50.
ssn s3s ss$si Sos sfSsS5 ~, Wheat. sssegss
esiss s STEADY Sn at
MINNEAPOLIS and thru the forenoon was quiet and
a. ns sens De ess last az agh S
Rye, nominal. Corn: receipts, se,b2 3D.. sales,
10, obQ bu: light receipts and dry weather In
Illinois caused an opening advance: September,
So @5eAc.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Aug. 2-close-wheat,
firm. No. 2 red cash elevator, Tic; nominal
Track 71@71Nc;o septsmbbe eE.1 7o& @%e; Decenn'
ber Ae TO- Cash. e. Nominal, track
bohc; september 4s1tc; December 45@45sc.
Oats, futures firm, cash lower. No. cash Bic
December, 800, No. white. 84@341kc. new
| 3ec, old. s%t
MILWAUKEE, FLOUR AN DGRAIN, Aug. q
Flour steady. Wheat, dull; No. northern, e
| D7ec; No. 2 northern, 7e@77c; September. 1871
BID. Rye. lower; No. /, SON @eoe. Barley
dull; No. g. 59@bAc; sample, 4o@64c. Oats
frner; standard, 35hc. Corn. higher; No,
asked, calls, 4oHc asked. ss5 -ss@s..
| WINNIPEG GRAIN Aug 2.-August opened
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CLOSING CASH PRICES

rye. 1900 bu; fax, 14,20o bu; -four, 1876 brls;
millstuffs, 181 tons; hay, 40 tons; carlots, 100;
$500 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; barley. 10000 bui
rye, 1850 bu fax, 1920 blu; flour, 50,6S2
brls; mllstuffs 1875 tons; linseed oil, lib ole
lbs; oil cake, 3e.-sro lbs; carlots, 443
WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS, AUG. !.
Milwaukee, %; Omaha, 10; st. Louis, /: Great
Northern, ID; Great Western, l; 500 Line, 4S.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Aug. 2-cattle, re-
ceipts, $500; market steady to strong; native
steers, $4@6; cows and heifsrs, g. 1904; west
ern steers. SIS. B064 SIS; Texas steers, $804.25:
cows and heifers, $2Q8.Tb; stociers and feed.
ers $2571a@4.50; calves s8@b.6o; bulls and
stays, $225@4. Hogs. receipts = 600; market
receipts, $500; market steady; lambs, $6.2bGg
TAO; sheep, $404.76 .vs
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N Of stock Wednesday, Aug. /:

Hog prices &C to los lower for food Kinds and
HsSt ea%9os s l Fan sas . sS So
$3.50 to $3.50; fair $3.50 to Sc; good to CHOICE,
$o;o6 to 1925; heavy, common. $3.50 to $500;
r ro seS. to ST. so's aossh stsss $50 s.
Sales:
o,a aoEs-2 e. POI lbs ss26; A. zoe lbs $500; &C.
SS1S sss IS Is. fSioi g, 81 is:. Sd q: @,
r: IL sss &: ( SO ia ia s. $50
Stays and Boars-2. 5O5 lbs, .4!5; /, 4so lbs,
ss7s boar boar SO SO Is: ss7s boar 800 lbs
mand good for good grain cattle; common,
s a s'sa at ss
at the WEEKS Decline Veal calves seady
batsSss atsss:@ -: iesS lbs, ss7s Z, 1000
Butcher Cows and Heifers37. SIS lbs, $40;
So; Z ss7 lbs, $3.50; e. ,1a5 lbs, 81: so; 9, 900
'e' $50 $751; iss s5 So ''' $3.50; l. $40 lbs
Cutters and Gamers, 1870 lbs. s2.25i l.,
So Ds i 1885, 49, e. lRS 81 ~. ;GsS lbs
sa hst'1sF , 1a1'' lbs us ese lbs ss' lbs
s525; II, 100 lbs, IS; l, leo lbs, s4.75; !, ITO
lss 81 ss.6e q / q lbs 81 2 2e0 lbs So;
stock and Feeding stesrs-7, 1o27 lbs, s.25
1, BIO lbs, g.; 5. 300 lbs, $500; 2, 500 lbs,
I'D TBS, $3.50; 2. $50 lbs. s2.25; 3, 675 TBS, 81
Stock Cows and Heifers-8. Lib lbs: $3.50
j. 100 lbs, s21s: /, 700 lbs. ss16; l. SEQ lbs
| Stock and Feeding Bulls, LIPS lbs. s2:2o
| ST. 2. $50 lbs, 81. .-ss
Mich Cows ana springerssoas cow; ., calf
cow. $50; COW. s25; / cow. $24.
sHEEP-Receipts light. Market strong TO
| good to choice sheep and lambs. Heavyweight
sheep about steady Medium lambs no bette
| than first Of week. Sales: -
Killing Sheep and Lambs spring lambs, z
lbs ST; 81 spring lambs. sc lbs, So: IS; sprin
! lambs, e8 lbs, $6T5; 3 lambs, 90 lbs $3.50;
lambs. 81 Is, ST.; Is. lams. e6 lbs. SIS; ewes
lis lbs, s. 80; "a yearling bucks. 60 lbs. 81 80
IL ewes 90 lbs. 40; 8 ewes, 80 lbs, So;
bucks, lib lbs, SCI
Among the shippers the market were:
Kaye, Maiden Rock, Wis; J. F. Brown, Pres
colt, Wis; g. Ritter, Monticello Mimi; J.
Carnes, Royalton. MINI. A. Mcdowell. Hutch
! inson Mimi; Allen & Beiley, River Falls, Wis.
@. B. Hersey, Lansford. S. D.; ]. B. johnson
Brighton, s. D.igJ. Freiheit, Wood Lake, MINI.
J. N. Brown, Boyd. Mimi II. Meyer, Echo
MINI.
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NEW YORK METAL. Aug. lead, quiet,
5.75c; copper, firm, 1875 @1S&c
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, AUG. /.
Received-Wheat 90 cars, $500 bu; corn,
|, 800 bu; oats, $500 bu, barley. 1880 bu;
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. Aug. 21cattie
market steady; native steers, $4@6.1o; southern
steers. $S.7564.6O; southern cows, $2@s.2s; ma;
tive COWS and he1fers, $2@& ~; stSeker IAN, ana
feeders $2.25l4.4 40; bulls, $216@SS0i caves
S26o0b.6o: western ted steers, $seo@51o'
western fed cows, s2b0@49o. Hogs-RsssiRts
II 900; market steady to weak; bulk Q. s .s *
gsMN; fights, Ss2bas.S6; pigs s6@b.75.
sheep.heeelpta 5000; mastst steady; @u ttss
$4.25@5.50; fed ewes, $4@6
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Aug: alcstus, re-
ceiPts 5000; strong; Reeves. ss:1ogS.A2; cow
$2eo@4.a5J Texans. s4as; westerLers. s. ESQ
$40; calves, $5.25@7. Hogs, receipts 1902;
900; mixed and butchers, $e1o06.6Si g9od
heavy, le.to@eDe3a; rough heavy, $500
light, $8.9o@8.7a1si3 pigs, Soeo@a4o; bulk o.
steady, sheep $8.1o@5.so; lambs. A.sa@77o