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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

A prominent Philadelphia exporter wired:
let the spectators. put up these markets;
nothing else can DO It. We have no bids for
actual article"
Little Rock, Ark.-Corn prospects thruout
Arkansas 10 per cent better than last year.
We have larger acreage and better prospects
Vicksburg, Miss.-corn crop in this section
is very good.
Alexandria, La.-Corn Gro pthis year Is as
good as ever known. Last year was as bad
ROCK Hiil, s. o.-corn compares favorably
with crop good.
Shreveport La.-corn in this section is nne;
rainy weather may cause some damage oe1ore
harvest time Much better than last year.
Meridian, Miss.-Corn crop looks good; much
better than last year.
Munroe, La.-Crop in this section good. Farm
ers say the best in years. One hundred per
III Total eiearances: wheat 10000 bu, -four
18 OOO brls corn SOC, 900 bu, oats 600 bu; wheat
and -four equal 225, 900 bu.
New York TO r. s. stephens: Wednesday is
the principal market day on the continent, yet
only small scattered lots OF wheat were ae-
cepted Bids are not following the advance.
cannot confirm export business reported.
Peoria wired: Warm and clear.
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Chicago Options.
THE CASH TRADE
RYE AND FLAX H1GHER-oTHER PRICES
UNCHANGED.

FLAx-Reoeipts cars against last year.
Shipments, cars. Duluth. q GAIA Closing
prices: Minneapolis, cash, Sill; to arrive,
$1.10%.
CORN--No. 8 yellow corn closed at 1880.
Receipts, Z cars; shipments, IL.
OATS-No> 8 white oats closed at S0Hc.
Receipts, II cars; shipments. 81 cars.
FEED AND COARSE NNAL-Coarse corn meal
and cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra, ST. 90
@17.75; No. l ground feed. % corn and La
OATS 75lb sacks, sacks extra $1s@18.2o; No.
2 ground feed. y com and J oats, so-lb sacks
sacks extra, $1S6001s.75; No. 3 ground feed.
1-S corn and 2-3 OATS 7O-lb sacks. sacks extra,
$19Q19.25.
M1LISTUFFS- in bulk, $1a50: shorts,
bulk. $14.50; middltngs, in bulk, $3.50: red
dog. iu 14Os. 81; all Minneapolis; in 200
lb sacks, 81 per ton additional; in 100-lb sacks.
$3.50 per ton additional. Shipments, 927 tons.
BARLEYmFsed 5g grades closed at a4@ssMc
shipments, 10 cars.
RYE-No. rye closed at 5oA @51Ac. Re
ceipts cars; shipments, none.
cn1ies isS Nt soo:y siosoi sas ko
50: o@1o; No. 8. s7@s6o; prairie, choice
$s.5o@s; No 8, $6.5o@7.5 so; midland, No. /, SIC
7.5O; midland No. 2, $56O@a5O; no grade hay
So. .o0l45O; rye straw. No. l, So; rye straw
No. 2, 81; wheat or oat straw, $3.5o@450; NJ
grade straw, S20IS,
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PUTS AND CALLS.
2 o'clock report:
Puts-September wheat, 723sc.
Calls-September wheat, 78hc.
Curb-September wheat, 72Ec.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, AUG 2.

Inspected In-wheat-Cars-Great Northern
No. hard. 8; No. northern, Ill No. 2 north
ern. IL: No. 8. /.
Chicago. milwaukee & st, Paul-No. / north
ern, i; No, 2 northern. s; No. g. 4; No. 4. 4;
500 Tine-No. / hard. /: No. northern. l;
No. 8. l.. ~ 80 49,
Northern Pacihc-No. hard. l.: No. north.
ern;; 2; No northern. /; No. 9. 2
Chicago. st.. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha-No.
Minnesota Transfer-No s, I. ",
Totals-No., 1 hard. s; No. northern, ID;
No. 2 northern. 1s; No. 8. 10; No. A, 4: re-
1ected. 8.
No. durum wheat, 3; No. winter wheat, g.;
No. 2 winter wheat, IS; No. 8 winter wheat, s;
rejected winter wheat, 1: mixed wheat 2;
No. white corn, i; No. corn. q No. 8
white OATS 4; No. 4 white oats, s.; No. oats,
s; no grade oats, 9; No. 2 rye, 1; No. rye, I;
No: barley; 8; No. ! feed barley: 8; No. 3
no grade fax, 4.
Cars Inspected out-No. durum wheat 2;
No. 1 hard wheat, Z; No. / northern wheat,
1876; No. 2 northern wheat, %; No. wheat,
1e; No. 4 wheat, Z; rejected wheat. 4; No. 8
sorn 8; No. corn, 2; No. white a. oats; 2;
barley, 8; No. feed barley. Il; No. rye, 9;
no grado rye, 2; No. 1 northwestern fax, 8;
No. 1 fax 10; rejected nax, 1.
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ARIZONA CoPPERs.

Butte Coalition declared Its initial dividend
OF 40 cents share today. Books close Aug. "A:
higher prices. The. shaft on this property Is
now down over 500 feet, and there is talk OF
600-foot level. II this Is the case, ore should
be encountered within the next, ninety days.
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! .1oNDoN CLOSING srocKs. Az

for money. SSH; consols for account, ssh; Ana
eonda. 13A: Atchison. 95N; Atchison preferred,
1o3A; Baltimore & Ohio. 1MN Canadian Pa
Great Western. 1917; Chicao. Milwaukee & st.
Paul. 1891 De Beers 17k Denver 4 Rio
Grande. 45h; Denver & Rio Grande preferred,
ssA; Erie, 45M Erie first preferred sly Erie
second preferred 72h; Illinois Central 1872;
Louisville Nashville. 150h; Missouri, Kansas
& Texas. 35h New Central, 1455a; Nor
folk & Western, 94a; Norfolk & Western pre-
ferred; 3d. Ontarios q & Western, 40 ~ Penn
sylYsnia. 6Sx; Rand Mines, est; Reading. ASH
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Received-Wheat. 1Ob cars, e9, ,75o bu: corn.
5000 bu: oats. 14.4io bu; barley 1850 bu; rye,
S.s oS tcn: }ots io5
shipped-Wheat, Ss cars, e6, 700 bu: eornr,
1O.7S0 bu; oats. AZ. .A3o bu; barley. 500 BY; !;
nax. 9,eO0 bu -four, 6s, ,o4S brls; millstufts, 921
tons; 1nseed OIL, 464.eeo lbs; oil cake. 7,425
lha: lots AT.
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.


New York quotations to 1:15:
Japanese lists, 99A @100h.
Japanese 2ds, 99h, 99X, 981s. ....
Japanese second ANS, 94A.
United States Steel 81, 9SM.
]. P. ct. AZ, S8N, SO.
J. P. second 41s, new, 91h.
O., B. & 9. 4s, 9s1s @9s1a.
o. s. L. 4s, 94N@ @06. -
Union Pacific As, 1O8M. e..
Utah Copper, 26@27h.
Baltimore & Ohio As, 1O2h 01O2&.
Rock Island 4g. 77% Q7S.
Northern Pacific As, 1O3%.
Black Mountain, 10@10
A. T. A., 77%@7S. -.-
B. R. T. 4s. 94h @95.
Atchison As; 1924 @1o2&.
Rock Island ts, 92M.
United Copper, 63h @63H.
Boston Copper, 26@28h.
North Butte, 91h @92.
Reading As, 100.
East Butte. 10h @10X.
Greene Copper, 25% @28.
Tin Can common, S@8K. -.. - .
Tin Can preferred, 80A@89N.
. CRANKY, I'm @12.
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EASTERN BREAK IS
DEPRESSING HERE
SOUTH ST. PAUL HOG PRICES GO
LOWER ALL AROUND.

Cattle Receipts Moderate, the Run Con-
sisting Chiefly Of Stocker Stuff-A
Rather Limited Supply Of Just Fair
stocker Stuff Sheep Receipts Com
paratively Light and the Market Ac-
tive-Everyth1ng Moving Off Well.
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CHICAGO PRov1s1oNs, Aug. s.-Provtsions
were inclined to weakness because Of a 10c
decline in the price Of live hogs. The volume Of
trading was small. September pork was of
2hc at $17.1o Lard was also down 2Ac at
1886. Ribs were Sc lower at 1920.
Close: Pork, September, $16:e5; January,
$s.ss. ' ribs. ssptembsr. Ss:i7H;; October,
S., ,S6h M69O. ,..,, -ri
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAIN,
@61he barley, cash. ss@5oc; No. 8, septem-
Der, 4S@441c; feeding, September, as@sec.
Timothy. September. $4.2564.40. Flax and
clover nothing doing l.. - 49, s.e ...
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Aug. s-Ths cotton
market opened steady at decline Of 1 point
to an advance of 8 points, the decline ON Sep
tember being due to lower cables, while later
positions were Influenced BY reports Of heavy
active during the early session Some Of the
room traders showed q disposition to sell on a
scale-up, which checked the advancing ten
dency about to 4 points over the closing
figures Of yesterday.
Cotton futures opened steady; August, s.6sc
bid; September, 9.6Sc; October, 9.s4c; Decem-
1o.oec bid March, 10.1ec.
Cotton. spot closed steady; middling uplands
10.70c; middling guilt 10.e5c: sales, 500 bales.
NEW YORK OIL, Aug. S.-Petroleum, steady;
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MILWAUKEE, FLOUR AND GRAIN, Aug. g.
Flour steady. Wheat steady: No. northern
77@7sc; No. 2 northern, 75@7ec September,
731s bid; puts 72Nc asked; calls. 1850 asked
2. 55@56c; sample. 40@55c. Oats frmer; stan
dard. 35@8ec. Corn Armer; No. cash, 491s
@51c; September. 4s1ac bid; puts, 491sc asked;
calls. 49hc asked. e.. - Z :
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Aug. s-Butter, etrm;
creameries, 1e@21c; dairies, 1914 @1eo Eggs,
Arm; at mark. cases included, 12he to 1ehe
l2@l2Ao twins, 11@11Ac. Poultry, live,
steady; turkeys, i2c; chickens, 11He; springs,
12@14c. Potatoes, early, 4s@60c. Veal
steady; 30 to e0-lb weights, &C.; 60 to s5-lb
weights, eA@71ac; 80 to 11o-lb weights,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE. Aug. s.-Dsge, 1s@
1shc; receipts, 1895 cases; market steady.
ladies'. lie; receipts 1e,7o4 pkgs; extra renovat-
ed 1o@19ho; renovated, 17h@1sc; market
afeady
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WHEAT RECEIPTS By ROADS, AUG. =.
Cars-Milwaukee, %; Omaha, s: st. Louis, 4;
Great Northern, 16; Northern Pacific, 4; Great
Western, Is; 500 Line. IL; Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific, 20. ! ~
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN. Aug. a-wheat was strong
or and active. September opened 80, up at
December gained Nc. Flax was stronger ap-
parently efrom some buying by shorts. IN
volume of business was not heavy and foreigners
continue apathetie September advanced 1%e
to $l.18ss, and closed at $1.1sA; October and
9 November G gained air Ks and d. December @ l?sc. Oats
The close: Wheat. to arrive. No. l northern,
76&e; No: northern. 74Ac;. on track, No.
northern, 7b%c; No. northern, 74Ac: Septem-
Der. No: durum, eshe; Ne: 2, 841ac;, October
durum, csc; No. 2, eec. Flax to arrive, $1.14A;
nax on track, S.i4A; September, $1.1sA; Oc-
tober. $111A: November, $111A; December,
$1.10h: new oats. to arrive, 3Ohc: oats on
track. Sic; August. Bic. Rye, &c. Barley, 35
@42c Cars inspected, wheat II. last year TO-;
oats. g. rye, l; barley, 6; hax. "a; last year. l..
Receipts wheat. g. $50 bu; oats, 81, ,694 bu; rye,
4,678 bu barley. q, ,67s bu; da AS, 1854 bu. Ship
ments. 81 800: oat e,825: ia, 7s,204.
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Aug. s.
Flour, receipts, 14,s@ brls: sales, 1,10o; steady
but quiet Wheat, receipts. $4,000 bu; sales.
775.o0o bu; steadiness in wheat was due to
better Liverpool cable les, light receipts and
mand from the continent Early prices showed
| December, 82% @s8c;. May, s61h ass 9-16c. Rye,
| nominal. Corn, receipts, 2o,02o bu; dull with.
out transactions.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN. Aug. e.-Close-
Wheat. ssptsmSst. ss ss%o bsssssnpSsr, sse easn
esH @eee: NJ. 5, e7Mc Sorn September
45Xc; December, 40He; cash No. 2 mixed,
47hc; No. 8, 47Ac; No. 2 white. 50h @51c;
No. 3, 6Ohc. Oats. No. white, 85@3ec; No.
mixed, 81@92c.
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I1vERpoo1, GRAIN. ,.''; A., s-w,

LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Aug. s.--Wheat, spot,
nominal; futures steady; September, Is 4d;
spot American mixed new, steady, As I'd;
American mixed old. quiet, As Sd; futures
quiet; September, 4s esd; December, A. 7Nd.
Hops at London (Pacihc coast), firm, e3 10s@
"a 15s. g... ~.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
PATENTS HIGHER-sMALLER MILLS DOING
GOOD BUSINESS

The smaller mills report good business but
the larger companies make the situation quiet
end unchanged. 1t is difficult to do any foreign
business In -four since the advance in wheat
and none is reported. but domestic buyers are
taking fair quantities. Patents are quotably 1Oc
higher.
shiprnents. 5s 943 brls. -. -
First patents quotnble at S4.1O@4 20; second
patents, $3.95@4.o5; first clears, So. 1903 as
second clears. $2.50@2.6O; in wood, MIN
neapolis.
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BEARS ENJOY A
TURN IN STOCKS
TIE OPENING SHOWS SLIGHT
CHANGES BUT ACTIVITY.
Efforts to Marked Stocks Reveal Small
Demand and Prices Sag Generally
and the Market Becomes Dull-New
York Central 31as Yield Points.

New York, Aug. Sat the opening of the
stock market today changes from last nights
level OF prices were generally narrow, many
Of the prominent speculative leaders selling at
unchanged quotations. Business was on fairly
large scale In spite of the narrow changes
Exceptions to the generally sluggish movement
were Great Northern preferred, which rose 2,
and Reading IN. while Colorado & Southern
fell nearly point. ,r "
Efforts to market stock at the opening figures
revealed very limited demand. The entire
market was sold vigorously for ume and
prices generally gave way to below yesterdays
closing The market afterwards became very
dull and feverish, but showed little sign Of re-
sovery. anaconda fell e. American Ice IN, and
st. Paul, Kansas City Southern preferred. Brook
!yn Transit and Consolidated Gas 1@1h. Amer
lean Express added 4 points to its recent
sattonal rise and Northern Pacific also moved up
!. but afterwards lost it.
The reaction In prices became more pro-
nounced, the selling pressure centering upon St.
Paul. which lost y ", and, the Hartman stocks,
Union Pacific Southern Pacific. Northern Pa
cine, Atchison, Denver s Rio Grande, Erie SEQ
Distillers' Securities all lost 4 point, Amalga-
mated Copper IN and Sugar q. Pennsylvania
onerea sooa resistance. and when the selling
that stock rose last night
and led to dullness, and the heavy tone per-
sisted. Bonds were irregular at noon. :.
rev OF the Important stocks continued to
sag slowly, but the general list was frmer,
the trading was three-point decline on few
| sales In New York Central 8hs. The bond
sold at e2h. Great Northern preferred yielded
2. Wabash preferred and Sloss Sheffield Steel
IN, and Canadian Pacific and Virgnia-Carolina
Chemical I. .-. %S5fiI.-
Gradual Advance.
The market moved narrowly in the afternoon
on light speculative operations outside Of Penn
| sy1Van1a and Amalgamated Copper, in which
the room traders managed to trade proftably.
A good portion Of the mornings losses were
made up gradually. American Car gave way l.
cotton Oh TX and Minneapolis, St. Paul 8
Sault Ste. Marie 2N. W
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
watson y Co, Chamber Of Commerce, Mime
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WINNIPEG GRAIN, Aug. s-August opened
at 75c. closed at 76Ac; October, 72%c, closed
72Xc; December. III Hc, closed 73Ac; May, TIC,
closed 77hc. Cash close: No. / northern, 1sc;
No. 2 northern, 72%c;. No northern, csc; No.
A.. wn'ss 90 Tats H,s "AS; NO. oer'eE; 40c No
year, s.; for week, 847; last year, SO. -. - 50.
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Aug.
e.-sugar. raw. Arm; fair refining. s%c; cen
trifugal 9e test SIC; molesses sugar. iin@
&c; granulated. &c. Coffee, steady; No. Rio
8Nc. Molasses, steady; New Orleans, ao@Ssc.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Aug. s-Beet.
steady. Pork, steady. Lard, easy; prime west.
ern, $S.90@9.
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fetal receipts for the past week are

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads az follows: Chicago,
Great Western. 4; Chicago, Milwaukee st.
Northern. 15; Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy. /;
600 Line. 80; Northern Pacific. !; total, go.
Disposition Of stock Tuesday, Aug. Z:
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Tran.

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, MinnesotA Trans
fer, st. Paul, Aug. s.-Barrett Mmmermans
SLOW SLOW buying and selling. delivery and drivers
are moving fairly we'll. The trade h having
some calls for mares fos breeding purposes irom
ioeeers are changing hands. Prices are the
same: Drafters, extra, $21o to $235; drafters,
choice S1eb to $40; drafters. common to GOOD
S1so 10 S165; farm mares extra, $120 to $14b;
farm mares, choice. &1o5 to $40; farm mares,
common to good. $50 to $1oo; delivery, choice
f' e ,1eS; drivers, sis6 to $500; mules, si4o to
$225.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN. Aug s.-Close-wheat.
nal: track, 7o@71c; September. eeAc; Decem-
Der: 7a@7sHc; No. 2 hard. eeA @72Ac. Corn,
September, 47hc; December, 43c. Oats, higher;
No. 2 cash, Bic, nominal; track, BY @82c; Sep
tember. 81&@32hc; December. 8232c; No. 2
white 996B9Mc, -
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EDO you think your father would
like me as son-in-lawf0
Yes, I believe he would
t"Oh,. ioyl r."
1Papa and i never agree about any
thing, you know"
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ns 1s sEsss s &c M
:ss :ss 1na light 'ssS ssnon TO 'SsS ss'GS b. s
nasd to sSss geSs to ss 49, 'G
RcD sHSs % s3s s5sS seed
roHEa Has. .t:ks Is bs to ssss; g. 200 lbs $685.
t S se1S s;e ss h.: sss Ss $780, e. ss
$eSb IS 2s1 lbs, $s g. "a dbs 49, sSS 90 g.
$3.50; as. set lbs. 1915; 81, 27s lbs, ss.7o;
cATrLFReceipts Of cattle moderate, run
consisting largely Of stockr stun. Rather Nm
tied supply Of killing cattle and quality just fair
day at $4.bO. Stockers and feeders about steady;
veal calves, bulls and milch cows steady. Sales
Butcher Cows and He.fersIs, sss lbs. $2.so; 80;
iSs 1Sse i0s xsi ss H.. @ ,0s ioSo H.:
!. Loco lbs, s2.s5; i. 1.o7o lbs, Sass; l. 1'14e
lbs, $2.3o. ..- 40.
lbs, 1925; s, zoos lbs, {2.1s; 8. 1.oes lbs 81;
lbs s1.eo; i go Ibs s1.a5.
Butcher Bulls, 1'5oo lDs' s2.zo; l. ''00' iOS
$50; II, i4a lbs, s.; s, iS7 lbs, sAss; p 2o'
lbs. - :, 2es lbs, g. 49,. ~ 60. 4
.,s stGs. g.. $50 F.ss'3f 81 u.s. IS
g. s3s lbs. $275; !, 1,oeo le. $2!o; = 100 Ids nas
s. 90; Ss6 lbs $3.50: $40 Is $3.50; 10 6St
lbs. $40; -! $50 lbs @a2S' l. ITO lbs s22'
stock Cows and Hetfers-2, 7o5 lbs. $3.50; 2
| 1856 lbs, $3.50; 1, 757 lbs $40; Z. e94 lbs
s24c sss lbs tas sS. 7sa ss2 H.. lbs S21o'
Mich Cows and springers-S cows. calves
800; . cows, calf see; eows; .Uo. esn, sSs sss
sHEEPHReceipts sheep comparatively light
Fairly active and offerings moving well. Prices
for sheep and lambs steady.
| Killing Sheep and Lambs-21 lambs 90 lbs
E.s0; 6s LAMPS. IS u 1Ss s''sg; ismbs' ismbs = =
lbs, ST; 4 lambs, r. lbs, 1915; 1s lambs. o
80; ismbs 60 lbs 81 hs 10 shin is%es s%es
81 lbs. $4.5o; 4 ewes, 1o2 lbs, :425; ewes
145 lbs, 81; 2 bucks, $50 lbs. $s75; ~
1stockers and Feeders-1 ewes, 80 lbs. ss2o
| Among the shippers on the market were
G. Nelson walnut Grove; 1a2.ena M2Fgan LTsstofI
| Anderson, New Richland: c. Bates. Elmwood
Wis; H; unverwoEn- New UiW: -.Aa anderson n
| q. HadberH ORilvfA.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
sOctober.
CLOSING CASH PRICES


No 2northe
corn &c
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PROVISIONS

NEW YORK METAL, Aug. S.-Lead AZ
copper, steady, unchanged.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Aug. s-Cattle, ~
eeipts, 5000; market active; stronger; 1 native
srn steers. SS.2B@5: Texas steers, sSM415;
cows and hsifers, s2@a75; Gamers. $500
ssoi stockeEs and feeders s25n@t 5ENss M sslvss
ceSGts II GOO: market 10c lower; bulk Of sales,
sege'2o @ Sheep. receipts, 10000; market
steaav: lambs. 3e.2517.5o; sheep. s405.S.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Aus. s.-cattle-Re
ceiuts, 1000, including 500 Texans; market
steady; beef steers. $s@e1e; stoeksss sa, ana nni
1ssus Tsxs. steers. SS.2t@5.1oi cows and heifers,
ssGsto Hos.-RsesiPss 900; s1hst ss%s ssssdg: a.
Rgshare Rigs ano and and hest heavy. SSfo@e6b sheep
Receipts, 2.5oo: market steady; natives, $s@e;
lambs, $4@7.b0.
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NEW YORK OIL, Aug. 8.-Petroleum, steady;
refined, all ports, 7.56@7. .60c.
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SIOUX mTY LIVESTOCK, Aug. s.-Reeetpts
soles, a. 30 Obs. $3.50; 70. 24s lbs, $e:1o;
70. zoo lbs, $3.50 cast,s-ssssdyy Z; s. Sales: ss
lbs, $3.50; s, SO lbs. $3.50; 1.o4o lbs, 34so
stockers and yeeders-1o. 7eo lbs, %; s.
500 lbs, $3.50; 7, 800 lbs, T. Calves ana o 1e,F ar
lings-, 43O lbs, $2.7e; 10, eeo Ids $s'Ao; -
61O lbs, 1885.
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DAILY WHEAT MovEMF

DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT,
The following the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
rsg Receipts, Shipments,
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Total sales, csc, 800.
Money opened ut 2H high. 8; low, ~; last
loan. az; closed, 2@2h; ruling rate, ~.
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: KANSAS CITY LIVEbTUUh, Aug: S,-Cat
t1e-Receipts, 1000 including 1000 Texans;
@ao:'' e,ao; southern @ steers, sa75a. southern
cows s2@8.25; native COWS and heife1s. ,1ge sIg
@ sSgs.71 ;e calves, s2.so@67S western ted steers,
$s75@6; western fed cows, f2@426: Hogs, g.,
Receipts II, 900; market steady to weak; bulk
packers. $s25de.371l; lights. $e:s2h @e.4o;
pigs, S5.25@6.e0. sheep-ReeeiPts, 4.oeo; mar sI :.
range wethers, 4.25@b75; ted ewes, s4@o2s'
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Aug. s-Cattle-Re-
beeyes ss.75ae.6O cows and heifers. $3.50
$40; stockers and feeders, $2eo@4.2; Texans,
ss@4.75; westerners, $s.eo@5:2s; calves, 4oo 4oo
@65o. Hogs-Receipts 2S,ooO; market 90 S@aoc ~:
mixed mixed and butchers, s6.o5@e55; good heavy
selo@s45: rough hss,y ss%Dse0; s.. RDe =, aass asss
$e.2o@e.62h; pigs $b.ao@e.2o; 6ntk n OF saie,
steadT: shesn 2a 25d6.4O; lam0s, &4.so910.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

South st. Paul, MINI, Aug. ESTIMATED
receipts at the Union stockyards today: Cat
tie, 1,1oo; calves, $50; hogs, 1900; sheep,
460; cars, 90. 80
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. !, 1906 to date, as compared with the same
period In 1905:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1905 ....129,1 ,1Ss 86, ,049 540, ,594 1876 1856 49, 434
1905 ....137, OLE ,672 652, ,49s 2Ss ,421 s,462
Increase. .".:. 3.377 ......: ....... 49,.
Decrease. 1924 ...... 1904 73,035 %
The following table shows the receipts thus
far in August, a. compared with the same period
in 1905: ..r.' - 0-.s y -.
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1905. ...... 4,e46 S9A 1917 1910 318
1905. 8,363 Ola 6,255 3,7b7 253
Decrease: bsslsas.: i:2ss , 80 1852 iii a'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20
Southern Land Company.
Public Sale!

will sell at Public Auction the Rowley Farm ut Big
lers, York county, ON WEDNESDAY. OCT; 81 beginning
at o'clock D. m. the following choice Stock: irst-cuss
Cows, Hefers coming years old, I Heilers coming ,
years Old Poled Durham-I{ed Poll Bull coming years
old Terms of Sale cash. negotiable at The PENN
sula Bank NJ : ROWLEY, by f. C.. Rowley, Agt.
K. l.. Spencer, AuctiOneer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20
PROSPECTS FOR ROAD ARE 5000.
Jamestown Exposition Company is
Asked TO Help.

Messrs. T. II. Geddy. w. A. r.
Goodwin and II. ". Phillips. repre-
senting the Citizens Committee on
building the turnpike 70 jamestown
Island. went 10 Norfolk Tuesday to
appear bafore the Board OF Govern
ors of the jamestown Exposition
Company for an appropriation 10
assist in the construction Of the road.
There was not quorum present.
but the matter was talked over in
formally. Ten thousand dollars was
the sum asked for. One or two
members. favored an appropria-
tion. others opposed It. AS things
stand now the chances are that the
Exposition Company viii 90 moth
ing.
State Highway Commissioner
Wilson and his assistant Nh. George
P. Coleman. arrived here Thursday
TO begin the surveys OF the differen,
routes TO Jamestown. Three sur
veys VIII be made. one over the
present jamestown road. one over
the route up Stage road. down the
Iron Bound Hill road, and another
entirely new. The engineers VII
recommend the route that viii COS
least TO construct. which means
| probably. that the present road
with few kinks taken out. will b,
recommended
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20
C. c. WOOttGn.

Mr.. c. c. Wootten died at his
home on Scotland street Monday
morning Of paralysis after a short
illness.
Christopher Columbus Woouen
was born in York county o. years
ago. and married Miss Mary Perkins
Davis. of this city. in December.
1879. His wife and three children
survive him-MiSs Rose Maude.
Arthur G.. and Charlie c. Wootten.
Mr.. Wootten had been an invalid
for six years. He came here four
years ago. The funeral took place
from the residence Tuesday and in
terment was in Cedar Grove GENE
terry, Rev. }. B. Harrell. officiating.
The pail bearers were MeSSrs. r. L.
Griffin. John Hicks. c. B. Griffin.
r. c. Davis. aud Wright,