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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08
STAR DUST


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meat nin ter
be In his sugar
bowl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-08

DANCE AT DREAnLAND.
Dance tonight. Admission free.
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Necessary fsrr~ansiwa.
prisoner 81 the bar said the
poFsly. pnfupaus ard fipfla maj la-
ifata you are charged with steat.
tag a pig. q eeft serious uffenh# ~
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deal ~ ptH HteatinN. and she'll
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News
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II Jas fiii hasn't warned "a
against something VIII that some.
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the warning be made nnauiu0usF
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BdiIIGrgeOn's -
OUR SUIT SECTION
Features Most OppOrtune Attractions in
Dancing and Dinner Dresse,
BGiHGrgeOn's

Beautiful, dainty Gowns Of Nets. Crepe de ct;..
Messane at such low prices that they win be adaa Eng
many lists IN the Christmas buying"
Messaine Dancing Dresses. in evening shaded ..,. B
neck, elbow sleeves, embroidered waist and pla;,N "
IN pink, blue and white Price. ...... soe VT ~
Crepe dc Chine Dancing Dresses Dutch rseL }. ~
sleeves belt line and plated skirt trimmed IN eo0s
buttons; dainty pretty dresses. Price sob y. ss
Chiffon Dancing Dresses over very ful silk lining
collar handsomely embroidered baby waist r., 'sp
quetaire sleeves. Price .............. sor " .
Dainty Dinner Dresses, OF cloth in the eyen;,o -
made in either Princess waist line with ace 81 eaa
eolored embroidery panels and plated skirt P,;esI p
$3.50 to $3.50
Net Gowns, trimmed in tucks insertion or I.. II,
simple and elaborate styles Priced at "a'e
$3.50, $22.5O, $500 and s27so
MATINEE AND EVENING cApEs
Made Of Broadcoth, in variety Of colors and STYLES -
al .ss's*sf s's..s'.. ....................q $40 81
Evening shades Of Broadcoth full silk lined with ~
out hoods and fancy capcs in draped designs. ~
a. ..ts.-''.... .+............ 500 a
Marabout and Ostrich Searfs Neck Pieces and ~
These beautiful soft and clngiug accessories 10
lets at most interestingly low prices shades Of mini ~
blue white, black and natural. Priced at ra@ Asn |
5000, $3.50, $500, $3.50 and 70 sao "a
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Al'-"ooI Bath Robe, IN a.sou.
Cd eolors; round neck AZ
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bands Of vide satin "A =
A Persian Satin. Trimmed B.,a
Robe. with long sleeves IA
iurnbaek cuffs. Ia blus. -
lavender and pink. at ..sa7k|
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Taft and Capt nnts broke meay
from convention and looked Into
WaanfuRfon'a shoW Windows thus
proving they are - the plain people
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-25
THE STOCK MARKET

| New York, June 24--The rally in
stocks which developed yesterday was
strongly extended to the accompani-
ms % very si,ys dpne. s0s ana
heaviness of the market after this de-
mand had been satisfied pointed to the
Inference that 1t came from uncovered
shorts. rather than from renewed ac-
stimulation OF long stocks.
Tn Union Pacific preferred mystery
retains its potency at the outset as was
shown by the rapid rise in, Its price to
lao. which was = LIZ points higher than
yesterday. and more than IL points
higher than the chasing quotation of
Monday OF this week.
Ingenuity exhausted itself in at
tempts to explain this movement by q
supposed pending project for Its retire.
ment on advantageous terms. Its share
In q coming disbursement OF the COM
pany's holdings of securities or, In
movement simply for the purpose OF
helping in the distribution OF stocks
elsewhere in the list.
The fact that much Of the demand Of
the last few DAYS for this stock was
| reported as coming from London. added
10 Its impressiveness on the minds Of
the traders and also increased the mys-
terry surrounding the movement.
Faith in the likelihood of most OF
the rumors regarding the stock waned
when the scanty demand for Ii at high
prices was perceived and IT was allow.
~ W slip odCk Dy Wboe lutefNhlb IN Lne
prices between the sales. II was re-
fected also that the brisk demand for
stocks from London might he connected
with the conclusion of a stock market
settlement there. and the existence Of
large short account.
The heavy decline which had occur
red In copper industrials built up prac-
ticaliy large bear account in thai
the price of tn metal driven to cover
today.
Holders of Union Pacific preferred
stock concluded that sales might be
erected to advantage at the high price
touched today. rhe passing of this In
iluence deprived the rise in the general
list OF most OF its inspiration. The
continued con ease Of money does not pS,
rise in CALI loan rates about July I,
In connection with the half yearly set
Elements. The decision of the stock
exchange authorities to keep the ex.
lowing Tuesday, July q. offers chances
for added pressure on stock market
borrowers on call who would seek re-
sources to carry the interval at q Pc.
active.
The probability of an approaching
period of dizziness and neglect in the
stock market was much canvassed in
view of the unwillingness to embark
large new commitments In stocks at
present. News was favorable to values
OF securities. Besiaes the rebound IN
the price of copper sthere was reported
rise in price of pig iron and some
very large orders from the railroads.
both for rails and for cars.
Crop advices were favorable, espe-
cially those Of the spring wheat
prospect The slight uneasiress re-
nected In the wheat market from fears
OF wet harvest for winter wheat was
not a large factor in the stock mar
ket: A final rally in prices after a gen.
eral drop restored the level at last.
BONDS were firm. Total sales. par
value. $4,651,0OO.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call
CLOSING STOCK rBar
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. June 24-The cotton mar
ket showed reactionary tendency fol-
lowing the recent sharp advance and
closed barely steady at a net decline Of
9913 points under realizing.
The opening was steady at a decline
OF SOS points in response to disappoint-
Ing cables. less favorable foreign trade
There was a good deal of buying on a
scale down. but offerings were very
heavy and the decline was not checked
until the active months sold about
to 10 points net lower.
rally to about the closing prices OF
the previous day during the middle SEES.
sion as a result of covering by recent
sellers for turn and local bull sup
port was followed by renewed weak
ness during the afternoon under heavy
Chicago offering, moderate Southern
er reports and local liquidation or
over the week end. The lowest point
was reached late in the day and al
the close was practically at the bot
Some Of the private Liverpool cables
reported unfavorable trade conditions
IN MANCHESTER and a slackening de.
gated that the easier tendency of the
Liverpool market had been due to real.
i .s on the appearance OF bet
southe Meatn cron In avf the South. Such
the trade were bullish but there was
nuen less OF this sort of news circulat.
nv ahS tnan recently and this fact prob
Joy promoted more or less natural
profit taking In view of the recent
sharp advance. the approaching week.
end and the fact that next week nri.
vate and official change condition fie.
three-day adjournment.
Rereipts at ports today 4,27i bales.
against 1893 last week and 5,976 Iasi
SsaF. For the week, $4,000 bales,
against $3.50 last week and 43,423 last
year. Today's receipts at New or.
leans t.O3S bales, against $50 last wear
81 at houston, Ss4 bales. against /. sos
barely steady. etoseo
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LIyERpooL CorroN
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York June 24.--Flour, receipts 16,
0S5: exports IS. $50. Quiet and lower 10
sell winter straights Sc so q $685..
Wheat, receipts $500; spot firm. No .
red old 81. a. nominal elevator; No. red
old sl.E nominal; new 81. 10 end August
fob afloat; No. Northern Duluth si.s5Y
nom. fob afloat; No. hard winter S1.eiN
nom fob afioat.
Wheat showed Y nc net rise. July clos
ed 81. z2A: September t1.lbA.
Corn. receipts 1876; exports 1873. Spot
easy; No. 2 old sic in elevator and esc fob
afloat; No. 2 new 63%e winter shipment d.
Options closed Nc net higher; July 7sAc;
Oats :. reesapts ss175; exDorts' 57s.s sno,
dull: mixed oats 2e@s2 lbs soc nomipal;
natural white 26@S2 lbs. S9a see; clipped
white 34d42 ubs. sou 0eshe-
= Hides firm.
Leather steady.
Wool steady.
Beef steady.
Cut meats steady; picked bellies 12hc;
13e; picked hams 12he.
Lard firm; western tIl .sb @$12 .o5; rs-
fined firm.
Pork steady. -
4 Cotton seed oil easy: prime crude tSo
asked: do. yellow 8 IS q So; July b.63q6S.
Petroleum steady.
Resin and turpentine quiet.
Rice firm.
Molasses steady.
usai ss-test . 80; molasses sugar s.l7 Re-
fined steady.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL
New Orleans June 24-Cotton seed oil
prime refined in barrels, per pound e'sO
eants.
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NEW ORLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans. June 24.-cotton spots quiet
and unchanged. middling 11Ac; sales were
zz5 bales on the spot and ESQ to arrive
futures opened steady with the active
months SOS points below the close yester-
gay The market ruled easier as n result
4ion prevailing In some quarters that the
qamage to the crop had been more thar
discounted by the recent advance. Rene-
11ctal rains IN portions OF the Southwest
where hot. dry weather has been in evil
dence for some time, also served to send the
market to lower leyels In the Absence
Of any material buflish factors, the upward
1endency which has been chRracterizinR the
future market was for the time seriously
checked At the close, which was steady
the active months were 1s@22 points beIov
the close yesterday.
Cotton futures closed steady:
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oHICAGo oRAIN AND pRoDuor.

Chicago, June 24.--Wheat prices today
, re,eained part OF the ground lost en- the pre-
bull leaders. At the close prices we're u q
y c above yesterdays final figures Corn
continued Its downward course and closed
weak. Oats were easy and provisions firm
attention OF traders in the wheat pit was
turned temporarily from domestic condil
tons TO the foreign situation. particularly
TO have caused some damage to the growing
crop. shipments for the week from that
country Were also much smaller than for
the corresponding time a year ago. The
Liverpool market partially reflected these
Several bull iea ds s'i isnosin q .a
tremely favorable crop reports that came in
from all parts OF this country, bought freely
the greater part of the day Their de-
mand was chiefly for the July delivery but
there 'fas also good demand for the sep
delivery manifested the greatst buoyarick
ana advanced Nc from the low point Of
the session The arrival of three cars Of
new wheat at st. Louis, two cars Of which
were NO red and Were auctioned off at
81, 80 per bushel prompted eonsiderahIs
f m selling during the final half
with July at s1.l2N.
The magnificent prospects for the new
crop caused general liquidation In the corn
market. resulting in net declines for the
day of Nc to lie. The principal selling
p pressure was on the July delivery ana thai
was little demand for the cash grain and
prices at the sample tables were off from
the bottom.
Cash houses and country holders Of oats
were free sellers of oats early in the session,
which resulted in considerable weakness
Later, however, the market developed a
much steadier tone covering by shorts
A decline Of from 1Q2c in the price Of the
cash grain was bearlsh factor early in
the session. but the principal influence was
the favorable condition Of the new crop. The
market closed fairly steady with prices q
shade higher to NC lower. compared with
yesterdays final figures.
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Produce Market.
METAL MARKETS.

New York. June 24-spot tin was little
lower at f132 5s in London but futures
were unchanged at f134 los. Locally the
market was dull at SIS .s0QS29. rs.
Copper was higher in London with spot
quoted at f5s los and futures at $50 Is Sd.
The local market was firm and unchanged
to shade higher. lake being quoted at
SIS. rs G62h: electrolytic at Sl3 0OQ12h;
al casting at 2.75d S13 90
Lead was unchanged at t13 in London
Locally the market was quiet and unchang-
ed at $4.35645.
spelter declined to f2I 1853 in London, but
remained quiet at f5.40945 in the local
market.
The English iron market was a little
higher with Cleveland warrants quoted at
ass 4hd. Locally, the market was practi-
cally unchanged No. l foundry northern
is quoted at SIG 5o6Si7; No. at SIG a so;
No. / Southern and No. 1 Southern soft
$ls.2O@5o.
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r indicates Inappreciable rainfall sFor
yesterday. tFor a. hours ending am. 18th
meridian time.
Note.-The average maximum and mini
mum temperatures and the average rainfall
are made IN at each center from the actual
humber of reports received The state Of
weather il that prevailing at time Of sh-
Asrvatnn.
REMARKS.
Light showers occurred in every cotton
district. and the temperatures were general
e. C. HORTON. Asst. Observer.
Temp. In Charge Weather Bureau.
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COTTON VERY QUIET
NATURAL REACTION FROM HIGH
PRICES CAME YESTERDAY.
Weather Map showed Clear Hot weash-
er Throughout Cent al and East-
ern States-Few Scattered
showers Reported.

hI'Ne4He- - -
Strict IoWj middiing.. :. :. :. 10 s-sc
Low middling.. .. aOc
The local spot cotton market is
practically at a standstill these days
during the few summer months be-
tween seasons for with the impossi-
billy of a full 1909 yield and with the
1908 remnant of the staple very low
In the city, the holders are not bit
DESTROYS of parting with their staple
holdings.
With better weather throughout. the
Liverpool. the cotton market had
somewhat Of natural reaction yes
terday after the sharp advances since
Monday. The market opened yester-
day morning about seven points down
and dipped all day as a result of lower
cables, better weather and professional
selling for a reaction.
The reaction was evident for July
futures closed thirteen points lower
than its close on Wednesday and Octo-
Der was likewise tell points lower.
higher, opened instead about one point
lower on near and unchanged on late
months. 1t remained steady all day.
Spots were quiet and unchanged with
sales estimated at about 5000 bales.
There was nothing of fresh interest
In the weather news yesterday. The
map showed clear and fair weather
throughout the Central and Eastern
States. A few scattered showers but
Texas likewise had some more bene-
tcial precipitation. Indications are
for partly cloudy to fair weather to-
day for the belt
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an LOUIS LIVE sTOcK
Louis, June 24.-Reeeipts 1850 includ.
925 Texans Native market 10@15s


New York, June 34.--On sales of more
than 5000 shares; Union Pacific preferred
stock today scored maximum advance OF
over six points and net gain of S&. els
ing at 10TH. a rise of exactly ten points
from last Saturday.
Nc official statement has accompanied
the rise and Wall Street has drawn its own
conclusions chief among which Is the be-
lief that valuable rights will be granted
preferred stockholders in the event Of q
formation of holding company. Inter-
ests closely identified with the Union Pacific
company declared today that any action
having for its object the segregation of the
Union Pacific holdings is till long way
of
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MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
CThe quotations are corrected daily for
The AdvsrtissT.) -

CThs quotations are corrected daily for
The Advsrt''sr'' crossrss..
MEAI,--standard w. G. 90 10. sacks s2o
bushsI: cream Peerless I SsS h ~ l :.
Barry lsMc; old government Java af033e;
. AsSssais x eiSs: Fancy roasted . Sri%:
Mocha snd Jays ava, blends sS0ssS; ,.
pa ssuo JAR standard sxe: fancy
ess.Ss; patents sT.IO@ss; fancy patents
sTxRcH-corn 1890; standard xooda
Pearl 4hc; gloss lump A%e; nickel goods
as RsffcE.Ex.rA fancy head IN csc; fancy
head * 0TAe; broken bN 6sAo; jaDss
ssxIT-LiysrpoOI SIZE; Virginia $50:
l1 vsI!sasiEeAS%sPsE selI sG.. so !.: w.,
fs;; Ben Huf soda Biscuit Sc oartOn' Soc SOC
q n Arssard Il. IS; Imported A-on key open:
sF, nSaI..ssssSsEs.osorsia Cane bsL. sse GAL,
ease 8 gallons. per case ts.So: Prime cen.
trifsxsl cora syrup in eases galIonA 81
PEE S Sa1s sYRUP-'Log Cabin" brand, q
sai0nss. a,,5 gss sac per 6a.s .oA' s'' "
BACON MEATs-clsar ribs tls.s2M 07O;
s1 IiIAsR i5D sonpound sxs; fancy hog
lara il Nc; kettle no rendered Ss1, .lak @l4Hc;
s1SwdT ss s.sndsqS co,toH oil sra FsE:
nay SALE MEATs-Dry salt ribs II .i5x
ass: dry salt cut ribs Sill
HREAKFAsT BACON-t5k @22ho.
Grain and Feedstuffs.
CORN CHOPS-Per bu Asa 0e2ke.
eoRN-whits from store Sa6ssc: mixed
HAY@Timothy. choice per ton Ss1; No.
Ioar ton Xls Alfalfa per too 323; johnson
grass per ton S134t14.
oATs-white from store. dray lots. $40.
BRAN-Per ton &2S. Shorts $50.
GRITS-Per Dbl - 50: per sack S1.2S.
Cotton Seed and Products.
COTTON SEED-tls per ton.
MEAL-Choics ga, firm; prime IN per
een. per ton Ss4: prime cake per ton S2l.
LINTERS-Psr H. 1880.
OfI-car lots; prime crude basis per ID.
4 i-Sc: basis refined.
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COFFEE MARKET

New York. June 24.-The market for cof-
fee futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to an advance OF five points and rul-
ed very quiet with the near months improv-
ing slightly on small supporting orders IN
the absence or offerings Havre was 4 o
n franc lower. The local market closed
quiet net unchanged to five poitns higher
June at rs: July at 6 90; September az
bis: December $40: March at SIS,
Spot quiet; No. Z Rio 7&c; Santos No. 2
ga . NC mild coffee quiet. Cordova 9I2 a
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-25

New York, June 94.-Future business in
most OF the dry goods markets continued
steady whit prices showing advancing
tendency Staple hosiery and underwear
are being ordered freely for the spring Of
1910. Prices have been named on raw silk
from the new crop a basis Of about 15c
a pound above old figures. Dress goods
continue active In the 5obbing houses, Spot
trade continues Of conservative character.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-25
ar LOUIS ORAVN

St. Louis. June 24.-close: wheat No. ;
red cash 81 so new; $3.50 old: No. Q track
81: n @sl July 81. 1oA Sept. :l.osH.
Isl; July 7OA Sept. ca.
oats; No. cash 5s@h; July a.; Sept
42M a z; No. white Sc.
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s--Ris,ns. x-Faliins !.


RIVER FORECASTS.
The Coosa and the Alabama will contin-
ue to rise the next two days. but no dan
gerous stages are expected on this rise.
WEATHER CONDITIONS. .4Hn
Cloudy and unsettled weather prevails
over much OF the eastern half of the coun-
try, and light rains we're vey general over
a large territory, including the upper slope
of the Rocky Mountains. the Missouri val
ley, and nearly all the region from the
lakes and New England southwark as we'll
as in central and southern Texas. There
was a comparatively narrow strip OF country
extending from Oklahoma and eastern Tex
as to southern Alabama. over which only
very slight scattered showers occurred. The
temperature continues very oppressive in the
northeastern state, and moderate temper
allure rise occurred over nearly all Of the
country south OF line drawn from Maine
to Arizona. To the northward and west
ward of this line. there has been moderate
cool change. 1t is probable that local show.
ers will continue In Alabama tonight or Fri
day.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Montgomery. Ala: for the e hcT s endins
ak Q ana, 18th Meridian Time
Thursday, June a. 1903.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN

liverpool June 24.-Close Wheat spot
No red western winter nominal. Futures
steady; July 9s Nd; Sept. SIS 6Md; De-
cember SIS 4%d.
Corn spots steady; new American mixed
via Galveston IS sd. Futures steady: July IS
7Ad; Sept IS 7hd.
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New York. June 24-Close: Prime mer
camille paper 3 y q per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual bust
mes in bankers bills at ass so a 90 for sixt,
day bills and ass. 10 for demand.
Commercial bills 4S6 O X.
Bar silver 52k.
Mexican dollars a..
Government bonds steady: railroad bond
firm.
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steel Packet Launched.

New York. June 24--The new steel
package steamer Connemaugh. built
for the Anchor Line by the Detroit Ship
Building Company, was launched at the
Wyandotte yards today. The boat is
372 feet over all. forty-six feet beam
and thirty feet deep.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-25

There has been so much liquidation
recently that the bidding UP process
was comparatively easy. Around the
close there was heavy selling for ac-
count of recent buyers, but there was
no real weakness"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-25

Grain Statistics.
Total clearances Of wheat ana flvur were
equal to $1,000 bu.
Primary receipts were $4,000 bu.. COM
pared with $4,000 bu. the corresponding
day a year ago.
estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
cars; corn Fl cars; oats los cars; hogs
10. 900 head.
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NEW YORK BONDS.

u. s. ref Is, reg .... ...1o1 u
do coupon 80. $1,000 0l u
L, s. IS. reg see. go. .......-l10A
DO coupon go. So. 10l Y
U. $. As, reg go. .... '... lisa
do coupon -. ....1 2Oh
Allis Chain. list IS s5k
Ann Tel & Tel CIV. IS .... 80. ....iO4%
ANN. Tobacco As -. .... 80. Ill u
Atchison gen. Is . =. 80. .... ....101
do Short Line LIST 4s 94h
do CIV. IS -. .... So. ...,1i5
Att Coast Line LIST Is .... .... 80. s6A
Baltimore & Ohio As 80. 80. 100
do S W. avs 49,. =. ...... -. 9O%
Brooklyn r. T. cv. As &c.. 81
Canada Southern LIST IS .... 80. ....l06 =
Central OF Georgia S. go. lilo y
Central Leather 5s .... .... ...... sSA
Central Of n. }. gen. 5s ......l27 y
Chicago & Alton 3IAs .... .... $500. 1874
Chi. b. & Q. joint As go. .. ...... 9sb
Chi. M & st. P. gen 31As see. $3.50. 30
Chi, r. l & p. col. As .... -. son
do col. 5s .,.. .... ........ 92 =
do. rfs. Is .... 80. $500. 81 =
c, C. c. & st. L. gen. As ......... 80. s75
Col Midland As ~ see. .... ...... SO
Col Ind IS . zee. .... ........ n u
col Southern ref. & ext. AVS $50. ssI
Del Hudson CIV. As .....t1o6
do. list ref - .. 80. ..'' ''.'fo2
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Car Lot Receipts.

Car Lot Receipts.
wheat cars, with of contract grade
Corn 22S cars with 1876 of contract grade
Oats 101 cars.
Total receipts of wheat at Chicago Min
heapols ana Duluth today were 1870 cars
compared with 121 cars last week ana 10
cars the corresponding day year ago.
Produce Market.
Butter-steady; creameries 228a5c. dali
ries goa 23kc. ~
Eegs-steady; at mark cases included 1Sc;
receipts 12'4S2; firsts lshc; prime firsts
Cheese-Easy; Daisies 14K@hc; Twins
14h a NC: Young Americas lax GI5c; Long
Horns IAN q NC.
Potatoes-weak; choice to fancy 80 4Oc;
fair to good 80 a 40c
Poultry-Easy: turkeys lac; chickens
12Mc springs $50 22c
Veal-Steady; so to so ID, WITS 76sc so
70 So H. WITS. So @9c; IS to ITO lb. WITS