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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-17
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
GRANGEVILE, Aug, las the
time draws nearer for the republican
county convention to be held more in
terest is being manifested in the choice
OF county ticket. The delegates to
the convention were chosen at the
same time as the delegates who elect
ed the delegates to the state conven :
ton. They are all men who are not
pledged to any candidate. and the re-
suit OF the coming convention is as
much a matter of conjecture as 1t was
before the primaries were held
There have been number of can
didates In the field for the past sew
eral months, and but few new candi-
dates have entered the field who will
show any considerable strength.
The announcement that Miss Mar
guirte Sweet Of this city will be cam
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-17
Better THAN
THEY THOUGHT
FARMERS FIND HOT WINDS DID
NOT RUIN oRA,N-YlELD WILL
Dc GOOD AVERAGE.
Special to Evening Teller.


GRANGEvILLE. Aug, IA num-
Der OF farmers from the Green Creek
Lowe and Denver countries have Wis
lied town this week and all bring the
report that the harvest this year is
progressing in good nianner. A great
portion OF the grain has been cut
and all OF the threshing machines on
the prairie are now at work.
The reports coming from the various
threshing outfits Ia to the effect that
the hot weather did not damage the
grain as much as was at first feared.
The impression has been cast abroad
from discouraging remarks heard from
the farmers that the grain was badly
damaged. The crops this year are
not as good as the average crops on
Camas prairie. but they are far bet
ter than a failure. 1t is now be-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-17

lieved that the wheat o, err tnS enr- q
/: rair.e will average 25 bus..els per
acre and the barley viii be between
10 AMI 80 bushels per acre.
The weather sc far for the hef.-.at
has beer :t,eai. and the farmers wilt
sase their entire crop.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-17
SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 18TH.

Shorthand, Bookkeeping. Typewrit-
ing and all commercial studies. Stud
ents may enter at any time after
September nth. Individual help CIV
en- each. Write for catalogue.
LEWISTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
Lewiston. Idaho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-29
MAS DETALLBs DEL sUCRsO

De Ia relacion hecha por el Rev en-
Palacio 4 POGO del atentado = Dnbli-
cada Por el Photograph de Lon
dres aparece que los reyes sintierou
como IN tremendo mandarriazo 50
Dre el pavimento. frente al carruaie
IN canonazo enseguida que hizo fem
blar Ell coche, un olor acerrimo. I'm
tulgor blanco; ruido como del Chi
rriar de Glen llmaS una humarada
tan densa que apenas 81 el Rev po-
ala distlnguir a Ia reina. Alfonso
besandola, pregunt6: "Est5s heri-
d9? a su repuesta negative, 81 le
dlJo que habia sido una bomba. ESQ
creia, contesto ella. No importa Sa-
bre conducirme como Reina.
II Key Sc asom6 4 Ia ventana de Il
lzquierda, yi6 Soldados conteniendo
las mulas Ia multitud que hula
Sigamos diJo. este no es nada
Entonces le dIjeron que habia
muerto una de las mulas Y otras es-
taban herldas. Traigan el coche de
Tespeto, ordeno el Rey, avisen < II
Keina madre y Ia Princesa de Bat
temoerg que no estamos heridos.
Traido que fue el coche. q Rev
balo lentamente, saludo la bandera
dio IA mano a la Reina, que al baiar
Sc manch6 en- sangre el traje. Wen
90 entonces los muertos Y heridos
exclamo: "Cuanta maldad Sc nece-
sta para derramar tanta sanqre mo
cente"
Al entrar en- el carruaie de respete
do orden de seguir muy despacio :
dc nuevo pregunt0 Ia Reina s; eai
m ente no estaba herida. Ia Peins
abria perecido 81 en- csc instante ~
SC hubiera inclinado hacia Ia izquic4-
"a hasta IN momento antes estu-
70 asomada 4 la derecha que fue Il
lado del estrago. Cuando mas sar,Ie
ie dJeron al Rey el ndnero de las
vlctImas. exciamo: Isl no fuera Rev
tenaria el consuelo dc 1lorar por tan
IA vietima inmolada por e crimen de-
IN loco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-29
Candidates q la Camara
PitG GgOTaS.

LA Vos del Distrito", peri6dico
unionista de Quay anna, indica que pro
bablemente seran candidates a la ca
mara por el Distrito de San Juan los
sefiores don Francisco de P. Acuna
DR.. Manuel Zeno Gambia, D.Carlos
Ma. Soler, D. Eduardo Georgetti D.
Ramon Romero Rosas, y por Arecibo
don Luis Munoz Rivera, don Jose dc
Diego don Felix Santoni, don Fran
cisco Cora y don Fernando Gonzaez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-29

Nuestro distinguido amigo don To-
Sc Leon, de la imPortante firma CO.
merclal de esta plaza Sucesores de
Lopez Villamii y Ca, ha regresado
aver, en- el correo espaf1o1, despue S
de paSar una temporada en- Europa,
I'll seflor Leon sc encontraba en-
Madrid Ell los dfas de los festeios
reales.
Saludamos 4 ST. regreso al distin-
guido amigo, que es tan estimado en-
esta Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-29
NueVO Cinemat06TafO

III sefior Lowande que tanta acep-
taclon Ia tenido con los dltimos es-
pectaculos que ha dado Ell esta capi-
tal, acaba de traer un excelemte ci-
9ematograto con vistas nuevas Y
desconocidas de nucstro pdblico.
Ia primera function Sc llevara /
eiecto ell sabado. en Ell circo imper.
meable que acaba de instslar en- eli
mismo sitio del anterior, el sefior
Lowande.
III simpatico empresario cuensa
con un competente operador que ma.
neJa la perfection Ell sparato cine
iaatograhco. EsI 3a2 1 go =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-29
Don Luis Ga0s

En- el correo espaffol he salido para
"a lsla de Cuba, nuestro distingaido
amigo don Luis Gaos, que ha pasado
una breve temporada en- San Juan.
FL sefor Gaos ocupa una posici6n
orillante en- ell comercio habanero, don
&c tlene sin duda, un gran porvenir.
Deseamos uu feliz vaje al sefior
don Luis Gaos, hermano de nuestro
dlstinguido amigo don Alexandra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-29
Il beDefCiO del Sr. Ramirez

Con una eHtraordinaiia concurrent
~ Sc celebr6 anoche, en- el Teatro
lel Psrque, la function 4 beae6cio del
P'audido actor c6mico don F6lix Ra-
mirez
Subieron a la escena la comedi. Ell
ios actos, "Leyantar Muertos", Y
q sainete "Los salmonetes" en- ambas
obras sc distingui6 mucho ell beneh-
e d, siando muy aplaudido. en- union
Je las artistas que lie acompanaron
en- q desempeno del programa
II pdblico sali6 muy satisfecho del
cspectaculo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-29

nos dmpara, contra La Tepeti-
cion dc esas abominableS falsi-
ncaclones prctenderan argiiir
los dcfcnsores obcecados del
contrato dela carne refrigerada.
De NADIA nos proteje, de nada
nos salva-decimos nosotros.-
Esa legislation esta en- pro
veto. NADIA hay en- vigencia
todavia. Y. por otra parte, adn-
que el bill que establece una
indispensable 6scalizaci6n por
parte del gobierno Y de las au-
toridades sanitarias, en- los Id
gubres mataderos en- que sc han
descubierto horrores, aunuue
el proyecto sc hubiera CONVEX.
lido en- ley, va sabemos ell
Jllclo y conocemoS la opinion
que ha tornado Ell Presidente
Roosevelt, de ese proyecto de
ley que no lie ofrece toda la ga
rantia necesaria, y que ha cali
hcado de defciente.
Mas que nOSOtros debe como
Ger a los suyoS Mr. Roosevelt.
|Guando Ell considera ese bill, in
.capaz de poner termino a los
abuses descubiertos, no debe-
mos ser nosotroS tan pueril-
mente COntentadizoS que nos
.creamos garantidos V seguros
contra todo intento de falsi6ca-
.ci0n Y todo abuse de los indus
triales, que miran como cosa
secundaria e insignifcante la
salud del pueblo. siempre que a
Sus expensas puedan realizar
un negocio formidable.
FL retraso que ha sufridO La
publication del decreto convo-
cando a 10 session extraordina-
ria de las CamaraS, puede ser
vir para que Sc inCluya entire
los asuntos que han de some
lerse a la aprobacion del parla-
'nfento. la reconsideration del
falio unacceptable dado por ell
C0nsejo Executive en- ell nego-
.cio de la carne refrigerada, pa
"a pToveer los aSil0S de bene-
tiCencia
la question es de Suma i'm
portancia. De NADIA sirve que
.cl goblerno aparente mirarla
con indiferencia cuando la OPT
MON sc apasiona por ella Y lie
concede todo el inter6s y la iris
te actualidad que tiene
la inclusion del asunto de la
-arne refrigerada Ell la convo-
atoria para la pr6xima session
cxtraordinaria de nuestro parla-
'mento, Ie valdria al gobierno pa
IA justihcar en- parte Ia rapidez,
IA prisa con que ha querido esta
vez. y sin que nadie Sc 10 aconse-
ie nj 10 exija. reunir en- session
extraordinaria el parlamento
lnsular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-29
PELos Y PELoTERAsf

Estan de moda en- Borfnquen
las romanticas melenas
que por Ser 00RrtcaH1S
sc liaman q 10 Nc Kena.
Ya no importa que. La gente
Il p<fs tostay pretenda
por 10 largo, pues va siendo
signo, otra vez, dc nobleza.
y esta claro, que resulta
ahora la cosa la inversa.
que d quienes Sc toma el pels.
con abusiva frecuencia,
son d los calvos. q Ia gente
az POGO p<io, y Isorpresa!
Sc Re toma q la OCASION
calva por naturaleza,
Al presente en- Puerto Rice
la orgullosa cabellera
va no solo los artistas
vanidosamente ostentans
sino aquella juventud
mas per6lada y agregia,
que no es de extranar Sc exhiba
dentro de POGO CON trenzas.
Hay que observar el dehrio
DE las chicas neurastenicas
por ell polio melenudo
y que liable ei ingles & medals!
Los peluqueros estan
que ell demonio Sc los lleva
con la nueva moda de
enmohecerse las tijeras!
Y no les falta raz6n
al decir que en- esta terra !.
SO forma un Pelo-poneso
en- latitudes dc America
Hay cada politicastro .
que no tSHtendo cabeg0
para ostentar mechones
de autorizada melena.
Sc conforma con decir
ICON amenaza soberbia)
que cs un ser "d<-p<lo en- bfcks"
y "fn ptl0s ra la kenSua"
Otros dicen que no tienen
"pef0 df 10nfo" (modcstia)
y hay que OR las salvajadas
de esas personas discretas!
Y asi marcharan las cosas.
Y en- la nueva PELO-TERA
(las pr6ximas elecciones)
saldran muchos bekam6yeyas
tomando del LOBO un pelo
que siga asi Ia fiesta.
Y Peifiios a Ia mar
que vivian las melenas!
PiEG gOrNS,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-29
NOta del dia

Tx d>ecrel0 convocando la
reunion de la Asamblea Legis I
tativa Va A aparecer con alguna
demora pero las versiones of
ciOsas aseEuran cue la inaugu-
racl0n del periodic extraordina-
RIO 80: efectuar5 despues de la
gran fiesta nacional americana,
81 cihc0.de Julio
A nueStr0s legislatures Sc les
pfesenta la )cdsi6n dc realizar
ana obra Duena que cl pals We
ria cor gran slmpatia. aplau-
Qlcnd0 "a intervention dc la
Iamara popular cu el lamenta-
bie acuetdo que la tornado en-
una DC sua lltimas sesiones. el
Consejo Executive.
Po1""un grave error dc este
lmpsLtantc ORGANISING colonial.
So LA heDh0 extensive hasta
nosotro> q pIcblcma conSterna-
aor dc las earnes rcfrigeradas.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-29

guarda tendIdo al lado derechO d. !.
lcarretera. = =
FL asesina echo correr uetikr
dose en- el campo; vimos que s.
apunta6a en- Ell pecho con una pisto1s
vacilo dos tres pasos Y cav6
La primera persona que aeudi6 a
Iado de los cadaveres ft16 m 1,a5..
cam nero llamado Francisco
Seg1n este. el Criminal v;v;6 =,
cuarto de hora despues de Degarse. c.
el tiro. Cuando sc acerc6 < a %
pudo contener 81 indignation or
70; lPerro Canal1a iAsesino ;
| Has matado a otro inoeante {" y
el anarquista, agonizante entonces
dando patente prueba De sn rst,.,.
leza Sanguinaria, hizo TN eef,se-@e,
para coger la PiStola de que s. hab5s
Waldo para suicidarse, svn0ue c;,,
tener ell arma cogida, estir6 Il brs-es 80
como apuntando, mientras hacfa ro1,s.
ca horrible, que lie daba un asnec,o
siniestro y los ojos giraban en- sus
Luego, Ell brazo. inerte. cav6 ne
sadamente sobre Ell suelo, ouedando.
r1gido, amenaZador.
EStando va en- camino con IA IA
reJa de la Guardia Civil de Torrei6n
supo Jenaro Chamarro la noticia del
guarda y del suicidio del asesino
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-29
DESPUES DEL ATRNTADO
In 81 VESfORRe RE Los IAgAICN
Lo QUIZ DIoE LA ygNTnuA

I'll dueno del ventorro es IN extre
mefio muy sinpatico, de unos cua.
renta amos. llamado Jenaro Chamo
rro Mendez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-29
LO QUE DICE Ell vENrERo

Jenaro Chamorro, dueffo del ven
torro de los Jaraices, me confrn6
en- un todo el interesante relato de
su mujer. anadiendo que nj 6l nj
ella habian hablado con ningdn pc
Solo discutfa que a 6l lie diio e1
criminal que venfa de Cobefia. de
una fabrica, adonde habfa lido ( bus
car trabajo, y que pensabs ir 4 Bar
celona, no Zaragoza.
Observe su turbaci6n sus raseos
lguales los que publicaban los De
IiodlcoS del anarquista que Sc busca-
oa' y So6re todo, Ell bigote recortado
desigualmente
Nos dijo que Ell guarda muerto
era hombre de valor probado. alto
tuerte y que habia sido gastador de
I'm regimiento de Ingenieros de Ia
ragoza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-29
DoNDE oAYERoN Los CAD4vEREs

FL del guarda Vega cay6 a unos
ochenta metros del ventorro, al Iado
de IN mont6n de grava de la care
terra.
Sobre las manchas obscuras de su
sangre aun no borradas, vimos aver
una cruz marcada con piedras, por
piadosas manos.
lnternandose en- un sembrado Va
unos velnte pas0s de distancia Sc
suicide Ell feroz anarquista. Y en- un
espaclo de mas de ocho metros las
espigas estan tronchadas por los Gu
rlosos y autoridades que rodearon az
cadaver desde los primeros mo-
mentoS.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-30
minneapolis and Duluth Receipts
POI Cars in Excess
of 1905.
Market Easier on the windup
December Liqui-
dalton.
Weevil Appears in Wheat in
New York Ele-
vators.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, Nov 3d.
Receipts showed q little increase and over
run last year by 40 cars at this point, while
Duluth came in with an increase Of 251 and
the bears, more than Offset the smaller ship
ments from Argentina, and, with Liverpool
coming easy and lower, the market opened soft
and fractionally lower.
sale right from the start, coming from belated
long interests who had failed so far to get
out The demand was light, prices gradually
working to a lower basis on very light
trade.
One Of the bear features was report that
the Argentine government had issued an esti-
mate their crop of IA, OOO, 900 against 1885,
100000 last year. Broomhall's agent in that
country later denied this. saying that the esti-
mate would not be issued until some time
later. o..
New York wired that 275,O 900 Blu Of No. 2 red
winter wheat In elevators in Brooklyn had been
posted out Of condition owing to weevil, leaving
but A7,O0o blu Of contract wheat in store
there.
Statistical news bearish, Liverpool clos
ing A@Ad lower, Berlin &c higher Budapest
Bc lower, Paris unchanged to 5 centimes lower.
Minneapolis receipts, 812 cars against 572, Du-
Chicago 43 against So Kansas City 248,OOO bu
against $4,000 and St. Louis $4,000 against
Minneapolis is stocks are estimated to sh9w
ments. $4,000 bu against 1,1s4,OOO last week
and 2,S2S 600 last year.
Buying against puts absorbed offerings rather
freely, while a fair investment demand ap-
pea-ed, offerings drying up late in the session
ing the last, half hour becoming very strong,
advancing to above the opening price and clos
Ing at but slight recession from the close
OF Wednesday nl Primary receipts, 1,71o,oo bu
against 1,O2S, 900 last year. Shipments, 1874
600 Blu against $4,000 last year. Clearances,
wheat and -four, 567 900 bu.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-30
GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

Chicago to- Charles E. Lewis-The recent
strength displayed in November lard has been
the feature Of % In the provision mar
uation as indicating that supplies Of the com ra
modify are far from sufficient to supply the
current demand and to shape themselves into
even reasonably large reserve. While there
have been some suggestions of brisker move
ment Of hogs from the country, men supposedly
70 see en the
offerings to lend materially to the bearish
ceipts here and at the other leading western
packing points increase largely within the next
few weeks, January product all over the list,
In which the short interest is said to be con-
shoughe. viii 0f Rise to ioftler ievei generally
Price Current Moisture for growing wheat
puts crop In excellent condition. Interior mar
keting OF new corn slow. Exportable wheat sup
plies available for eight months from Nov,
l estimated 22o,ooo,oo0, far exceeding any
Gables Dsnyers S! our our Ar.
official crop estimates but states that CONNER
cial authorities reckon that the wheat crop
Will be 5 per cent larger than a year ago.
Chicago Record-Herald this morning says:
!. has already reached an acute stage
IN a number Of Russian governments along the
volga Eject should be the withdrawal OF
much # the grain from the better supplied dis
tricts to the south. It will be recalled that
during the Russian famine Of 1891 wheat sold
in Chicago above 81 20"
Mills says domestic -four trade is lively and In
creasing and It's only question Of little
while bill until the foreigners will have to come in.
chicagoIThe wheat market is. getting some
very. good buying this break. December
liquidation has been taken care of by the ele-
Vator people and is pretty well over.
New York-Remember in New York wheat
once posted never can be put back into the
grade OF No 2 red again under any circum-
stances We now have only about 10000 Blu
out. May VIII sen Sc over the west, and New
York May will sell many cents over New York
july. Difference now We
Llverpool-Weekly Argentine cables say the
wheat market is easy with light trade. Arrivals
from the interior light. Wheat crop maturing
fayorably and harvesting commencing north. Es-
timated outturn shows a 5per cent Increase over
last year. Corn. firm On strong foreign advices.
Good demand. Arrivals liberal, quality salts
factory. Rain Is much wanted north.
Chicago-L Liquidation of December holdings
about exhausted. Wheat can now act on its
merits nndisturbed by the fear OF December
sales. which has hung like blanket over the
situation, obscuring the actual conditions Of :
legitimate character.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-30
HE GETS NO REBATE

AS rule the smaller, policy holders
get no rebate; it is an inducement es;pe-
ccially offered for "big men, In other
words, the poor pay big prices for their
insurance, the rich small. If your pre-.
MUM is $25 a year, you pay the full
price, if it is 5000, you can usually
get anywhere from SO to 80 per cent
tween the RELATED and the unrelated,
agents throw off just. as much, or just
as little, as the occasion requires: They
sell policies precisely as the old Bax-
ter street 'spuller-in'' used to sell
clothes; that is, they get as much as
they can. The marketing Of life insur-
ance policies has largely degenerated
bs poty the give eeE ne
whole first YEARS. premium.
Relating is vicious on other grounds.
It brings in an enormous amount of
shifty business, and is largely respon-
Many, because Of the first years re-
bate, take larger policies than they can
afford, and drop them the second year.
Again, it has developed a brood of life
insurance FOUNDERS A few years
age HarlsR nat Swaefs a saa sse
rent free. AS consequence, many
families kept moving from fat to fat,
spending three months in each, and
thus living without paying any rent
at all. Similarly, many ingenious per-
but "free Of COST This year, for ex-
ample, you take a $4,000 policy. in the
Equitable, at IS or 80 or 80 per cent
discount. Instead of paying your Sec
ond premium you take the next year
a 100000 policy in the Mutual-also
at a big discount. The year after that
you take the same policy in the New
!, York Life; The fourth year you come
performance indefinitely.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-30
PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-May wheat, 79@79Bc. I. ,,r
Calls-May wheat, 79h@79%c.
Curb-May wheat, 79Ac.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION NOV. 80.

Inspected n-Wheat-Cars-Great Northern
er 9 Nc M Ho nosths:n; no - Sra Nc north
MliWaukee-No l northern 5; No. north
ern. 10; No. 8, II; No. 4, 4; no grade, i.
~ Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. northern, 1;
No. 2 northern. 3; No. 3, 2; No. 4, 8; no
soo-No., hard. 8; No. northern, 8; No. 2
northern, IS; No. 8, 13; No. 4, 81 rejected,
Northern Pacifc-No. i hard, 6; No. i north.
ern, 10; No. 2 northern, 8; No. 3, 4; No. 4, 2;
omaha-No. northern, i; No. northern,
IL; No. 8, Z; No. 4, 4; rejected. l.; no grade, IL.
Melrose Mill-No. northern, 2. ed
- Total-No. 1 hard, IS; No. 1 northern 49,:
No. No. ? northern. 81; No. g. so; No. 4, 10; re-
Other Grains-No. durum wheat, 8: No. 2
durum wheat, II; No. durum wheat, Ill No..
durum wheat. l.; No. winter wheat, %; No.
8 winter wheat, 10; rejected winter wheat, 49,;
mixed wheat, 2; western wheat 1: No. yell
No. white oats. 8: No. white oats. q: NcA
8 oats, 10; no grade oats, Z; No. rye, 8;
No. rye, 3; no grade rye, 1; No. 4 barley, /;
No. 1 feed barley. Is; No. 2 feed barley, 8;
no grade feed barley, s; No: northwestern
fax. 2; No. fax, IS; No. fax, Is; no grade
fax. 8. $500
Cars Inspected out--No. 3 durum wheat, i;
No. hard wheat, s; No: 1 northern wheat "a;
No. 2 northern wheat, IS: No. wheat, 8: No.
9: No. winter wheat, 8; rejected winter wheat,
4: mixed wheat, 2; No. 8 yellow corn, A. No. 8
oats, IS; No. oats, I; No. feed ed barley, n i;
No. feed barley, Il; No. rye, -: No. 5
rye, !; No. fax, 3.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-30
THE CASH TRADE
MARKET GENERALLY A LITTLE EASIER
ON HEAVIER RECEIPTS

FLAX-Receipts, 80 cars. against g. cars a
year ago. Shipments, IA cars. Closing prices:
MinneaPolis, cash, :1e1a; to arrive, s.lsh;
CORN-No. yellow corn closed at $3.50,
new; Receipts. 80 cars; shipments. 9 cars.
OATS-No. white oats closed at 31c. Re-
ceipts, 81 cars: shipments, As cars.
FEED AND MEAL-Lower again on all
grades. Coarse cornmeal and cracked corn In
sacks. sacks extra, $17.5o@7:75; No. ! ground
feed, 2-3 corn and 1-3 oats, 75-lb Sacks sacks
extra, $1s@1s.25; No. ground feed n cor and
" oats, S0-lb sacks. sacks extra, $1S.50@19.75;
No. 8 ground feed, 1-3 and 2-3 oats, 75-lb
sacks, sacks extra, $19@19.25.
81 niddngs, S2o@ so; red t dog, i4os, $szz5
@225O; feed In 2oO-lb sacks. $1.25 additional
in 1oo-lb sacks $1.75 additional Shipments for
the day. 1907 TONS
RYE-No. 3 rye closed at e2A @esAc. Re,
ceipts, % cars; shipments, 10 cars.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ranged from 38c to 4Sc.
Receipts. SO cars; shipments, IL cars.
HAY-Prices are revised follows: Prairie,
choice. $12; prairie, No, /, 11@l15O; prairie,
No. 2, $95O@1O50; prairie, No. 3, $10@1O:50:
midland. No L, $500; midland No: 2. $500
$3.50; clover, $1O@12; timothy, choice $13;
timothy, No. l, $12,5O@13; timothy, No. q $12
@125e; timothy, No 8, $s.5o@1o5o: no grade
2, $500; rye straw, choice, S6.5OQD7; oat and
wheat straw, $5@6. Receipts were 40 tons;
shipments.