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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-07-31
New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. July so.-Flonr-Barely steady
Wheat-spot easy; No. red. $3.50: No.
northern Duluth, 911ac. Futures were lower nm
der liquidation. closing %@hc net lower. JuIy
S6Mc; September, 94ssc; December 97Kc
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Wilson's views ON the Market.

tFrom j. c. Wilson d Co. a. private wire.
NEW YORK, July 3o.-Tne very favorable
quarterly report OF the United States Steel cor
poration failed to hold the market around the
opening levels after the reduction in Illinois Cen
trail dividend rate announced.
We think that the earnings Of the leading In
dustrial concerns will soon have more influences
on prices than dividend reductions by companies
whose earnings have been known TO show little
IL anything over the rate paid.
Cotton-July broke about is points with notices
issued on 10000 to IL. 900 bales. Other months
also declined. In parts of Texas there has been
beneficial rain, but the central portion OF the
state still remains In need of moisture.
The consensus Of opinion here Is that the
whole the crop is doing very well and there is
no general disposition to take the bull side ex-
cept In some cases for quick turns.
BOSTON, July 30-The copper market was
dull and sagged on scattered selling. In spite
Of the strength of metal people still skep-
tical and uneasy about copper stocks. We firmly
believe that low prices have been seen and that
every rally will show improvement.
CHICAGO, July 30.-Wheat 6rmed up for
rev moments only on the sharp advance In corn.
but this crop was quickly removed and selling
became quite general good reports from the
northwest and Shows estimate of q winter wheat
crop OF 525. 000. 900 bushels.
The selling was largely by influential local
professionals.
The movement Of wheat Is enormous, but it
must be remembered that this works both ways.
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Northwestern Wheat Market
WASHINGTON

TACOMA. July 3O-Wheat-Bluestem SIC.
forty fold, Sc: club. s1c red fife, Soc Receipt,
Wheat s cars: hay. 20 cars
SEATTLE. July 3o.-Wheat new cron-Plu.
stem. Soc: club. re: forty fold. 7Sc: hfe. nc,
red Russian 76c Old crop-Nomipsl Yester
cars; -four. cars '
OREGON
PORTLAND. July 3O.-Wheat-Unchauged Re-
eeipts-Wheat. cars: barley, cars: nour
cars; oats, cars: hay 9 cars.
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STOCKS FALL, But
STEEL GOES UP
Good Quarterly Statement
Boosts Big Corporation
Shares in London

NEW YORK, July s0.-The moderate
setback recorded by yesterdays stock
market became more pronounced today
when some OF the speculative favorites
sold two to four points under their
recent high level. The movement was
unsettled throughout and such I'M
prOvement as was shown at the open
ing derived its impulse almost entirely
from the favorably quarterly statement
issued by the United States Steel cor
poration. Steel rose q points in Lon
don. that market following the move
ment here with purchases estimated at
In the local market Steel failed to
equal Londons high price.
The weakness of Illinois Central was
known that the dividend had been cut
from per cent to a per cent basis.
The. stock specially declined to l061s.
Pacc wRose I income is Sirectly af
fected by it's holdings Of Illinois Cen
trail was weakest OF the leaders at
that time. In the final hour the mar
lSet reassumed Its recent midsummer
dizziness.
Londons settlement was carried
through without strain and the Berlin
and Paris markets were featureless.
save for some declines in shares of
leading French banks.
The general bond list was affected by
tns in st0oh aa. sas 4ous
amounts at ASK. the recent low price.
Government 3s and Panama 2s were 4
per cent lower on the bid. Total sales
par value aggregated $1,666,ooo.
Hutton's New York Letter
With the exception of Steel common
price changes were small at the OPEN
Ing Steel opened with sales of 1000
shares at 597s, against 5SA on Tues
days close. Erie Issues continued
their advance during the morning ses-
sion. The commons sold up to 2S7s.
while the first preferred gained a full
point at 451h While it was expected
the annual report would show large
earnings, 1t was said there was no In
tentfon of resuming dividends on the
first preferred. ~Bz
Government registered Is sold on
the exchange at 95aM96. Buying for
European account was on much larg-
err scale. the sales mounting to about
40 900 shares, chiefly Steel common,
and there was also quite a little buying
of stocks on irectAsorder from the
continent.
Illinois Central sold down to los u
net decline of S3s following an
nouncement of dividend reduction. This
is the lowest price reached since 1899,
when 1t sold at the same figure. The
decline had more effect on Union Pacific
than on any other stock. Union owns
about $30,000,000 OF Illinois Central,
and it's loss through reduction Of the
dividend will be about $500, 900 a year.
The market closed with the active
closing with the exception OF Steel
common. which showed q small gain,
At the close traders were bearish and
predicted a further reaction.
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Los ANGELES. July 30-Eggs-Strong and
unchanged; receipts. 2s2 cases. Local ranch,
candled 33c. count 30c; northern count,
27l2c
Butter-Steady and unchanged receipts Al STA
pounds. Prices to the trade Sc above quotations.
California extras. Soc: frsts. &c.
Cheese Receipts. est pounds. Northern fresh.
&c., eastern singles, 1Sc do twins. lie; do ched-
dars. 17h @1Sc.
Potatoes-New sweets. &c per lb; new potatoes.
55@60c per box; diamond B1rbanks $3.50 per
GENITAL.
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Condition of Treasury

Condition of Treasury
WASHINGTON July 30.-The condition Of the
United States treasury at the beginning Of bust
today was:
Net balance in general fund. $50. ea3, 265;
total receipts yesterday, 81, 104. 972; total pay
ments yesterday. 81, sos. 479.
The deficit this fiscal year IL $l8. 109. SOP,
against a deficit OF 81 202 o55 last year exclu-
tionS.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. July o.-Copper--rirm stand
ard spot. 14@14.75c: eiectrolytic, i5.121ac
lake 15.25c: casting. 14s7lsc.
Tin-Weak. Spot and July. 80. s11 @se soc
August and September. &c. 25d39 81 &c
Lead-Sfeady at 4jOc bid
Speiter-Steady at 5.550565c
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cooksou's 4oNea 20
Iron--Steady and unchanged
London markets closed as follows:
Copper-Steady. Spot f66. futures. f65
Lead-fcJ
Spelter-k20 12s Cd
ircu--cleveiand warrants 55s
Lcad-Steady at 4.5Oc bid: London lesA 81
spelter.Steady at 555@5.e5c; Lenden epei
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New York Mopey Mnrket

New York Money Market
NEW YORK. July 30.-Money on call. steady
~ @2h per cent; ruling rate. "a per cent
closing bid, 2H per cent; offered at 21a per cent.
Time loans. easy. Sixty days. 81 a. per cent:
80 days. 4lt@5 per cent; six months. 90 @6 per
cent
Prime mercantile paper. per cent.
Sterling exchange, easy s4.s320 for 60 day
bills and 81. 5000 for demand.
Commercial bills $4S3.
Bar silver, 59ssc.
Mexican dollars, 47c.
Government bonds. weak; railroad bonds ir-
regular.
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Naval Stores--Turpentine and ROsin
SAVANNAH. Ca. July so. Turpentine-
Firm at 35c 70 a5,.c. Sales; ;o61; receipts,
1.332: shipments. 544: stocks, oS.S1s
Rorin-Firm. Sales. $685. receipts. 2.049;
Shipment e55: stocks 49,, 94s Quote:
S3S567..ss: r, g and II, &ss5674: j. es.e5d =;
=, sos %: M. $a.s5; n, <5.c505.3o, VIC,
S6.25; WV. S6-d0-
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New York Curb Stocks

(From F. r. Hutton Co.'S private wire.} Z
NEW YORK July 3o.-Today's curb market
was active only in spots. with price changes frac-
tIonal. Tonopah Merger and North Star sold OF,
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Duluth Lfnseed

DULUTH Mimi. July 3O-Linsecd-S1 41IA
July. $40. nominal; September. s142: October
S142h; November. $1.42E asked; December
81. 40L asked
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Mining Stocks

Com Tunnel stock
Com Tunnel bonds
L.eadville Con -.
Little Chief .....
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lfOFtNWFNfFFu
SEATTLE. July 3o-Clearings 81 goo 600: bal
ances. $50 1876
TACOMA. July so.-Clearings. 1922. orr: bal.
ances. s3s $40.
SPOKANE. July sO.--clearinss. s5oo. on; bal
ances. So. l26.
PORTLAND July 30-Clearincs 81 36o 400,
balances S151 DOG
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AUGUST DISBURSEMENTS

Investors will receive in August the
sum of s111.174,119. representing divi-
dend and interest disbursements This
compares with s101, 777,147 In August
year ago, or an increase of S9,3969
OF the total, dividends will amount to
S49.474119, an increase OF s2,79s972.
Industrial corporations Will distribute
to stock holders s25,022,010, an increase
of S2,251,710. Interest payments will
call for s61,700,0oo, against s55.100. 900
q year ago.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Big New York stocks generally
lower ON the day,
Reduced Illinois Central dividend
weakens Wall street list.
Boston copper shares close strong
In dull market.
July option has 4 heavy decline In
the cotton market.
Listed local bonds continue to at-
truct traders.
Nevada mining securities have
quiet day.
Chicago corn market still excited
and Arm.
Favorable crop news weakens
= wheat In Chicago.
Local traders report moro ACTIVE
fty In cash wheat.
Quotations for spot barley decline
again.
December barley option has =
fractional loss.
Calcutta 3rain bags finally sell
up to Toe.
Prices for California hops ccntinnc
to advance.
Top quality butter and eggs scarce
and higher.
Potatoes still moving freely I'm
chipping channels.
Receipts Of orchard fruits show
material decrease.
Poultry shippers overstock the
market with hens.
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During May the railways OF the United
States received for their services to the
1T cost to run their trains and for other
expenses of operation $500, 900 a day;
their taxes were S341. 500 a day: their
operating income S1,972322 a day for
the 220,S91 miles of line reporting, or
at the rate of 1898 for each mile of
line for each day.
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New York Produce Market
rhlcngo pro.Iucc yr.rL.t

CHICAGO. July so = Butter - Unchanged.
Crrameries. $50
Eggs-Uachanged. Receipts, 1.42s cases At
mark cases Included 15M17c: ordinary hrsts
15is a 1s1ae: hrsts. LII 01Sc storage. l1c
Cheese = Daisies 14L G14lac: twins 49, n
l4c: Youss Americas. AK g15c; longhorns AZ
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LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS
CIcarines in northwestern Cite.

Local bank clearings yesterday as an
nounced by the San Francisco Clearin
House association were S7.334,4405 Sc.
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Bid. Ask.
Armsby Co of Ny pfd 100
Associated OIL Co.. 39M =
Bank of Cal. n A.. 200
California st r R.. 124la
Ca ca Fruit + c.nner; :,,,, i14lsl1 e
Cal Wine Assn pfd.. -
no common -. 1914
f l du Pont de n pfd ssh
Do common 1900. 49,
Ffreman's Fund ms. .2Si 240
First Nat Bank of 8 f. = 2261a
Giant Powder Con-. 81
Hawaiian Coml & Sug. 26n 2I1a
Hawaiian Sugar Co.. 26M
Honokaa Sugar Co... 3
Hunt Bros Co pfd. 99h -
Hutchinson Sug Plant. Is
Mutual Savings Bank. so
Mercantile Nat Bank 200
N Cal Power Co Con. % %
Onomea Sugar Co... PIX ~
Orc Electric Corp pfd 90
Do common ....... 12la
Paauhau Sugar Plant. IL
Pac Aux Fire Alarm. 3H Az
Pac Coast Borax pfd. 90X -
Do common 49,. 100
Pacific Coast Casualty SIS 1o5
Pacific Crude Oil Co.. Csc
Pacific Light Corp pfd 1874
Do common $500. 1881
Pacific Tel & Tel pfd. 50 93L
Do common ...... %
Peoples Water Co pfd 40
Philippine Tel&T Corp "a
Realty Syndicate -. so
Security Savings Bank. $40
Spring Va Water Co. 50A a1ia
Sterling Oil & Dev.. IOc Csc
Union Sugar Co. . 1914
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Livestock Mnrket


CHICAGO. July 30.-Hogs-Receipts "a ooo
Strong for best light. other grades weak to Sc
Ssea sua Is as.19 sss
Cattle-Recelpts. $1,000. Steady to 1oc lower.
steers .toessr. ana
g o@7so; cows and heifers. $s.5o0S; calves,
Sheep-Recepts. rs 600 Slow. mostly 1oc
lower; Native. 81 .2o@5.35: western. $42oa5 as;
yearlngs, So .6o@67o: lambs. native 6.5oa so.
KANSAS CITY
~ haNsas CITY. July 30 = Hogs Receipts.
heavy; g; packers and butchers. S.. So
G9; light. IS soae.o2x; pigs; s7.25as:s5.
rme fed 90 STEADY e los
81. 5oGs.5o; western steers ss.75as. us: southern
steers. $685., cows, s4a7; heff.rs s5as IS;
sto OF. and feeders $525G $50; bulls $4-5o6
sheep--Recepfs. 1000 Steady Lambs. SEQ
40: yesrlings 81 -5oG55o; wethers. s4-25@4 80;
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA; July 0--Cattle-Receipts
s2s. Texas steers sea7ss range cows ss.1 and
Hos. Reeeipis: 8 500 STEADY Heavy. IS. 40
@s.Gs; light sssoe@ss5: pigs. s7.5oasas; bulk
sheep Receipts. 1900. Steady. Yearlings
s506; wethers. s4.aoG5.1o: lambs. se.75Q7.75
New York Produce Market
NEW YORK. July 0.-Butter-Irreguar Re-
ceipts. 1920 tubs. Creamery extras 26L a
26Ac; frsts, 25@25lsc; state dairy. finest. 25is
426c; good to prime. 24Q25c; process extras
24h @25c; imitation creamery frsts 24c: factory
June make, frsts. 23Hc: factory. current make
frsts 23c; DO seconds, p nc. packing stock cur
rent make. No I. 211c.
Cheese-Unchauged. Receipts 1870 boxes
State whole milk, fresh coiored specials 14A@
1890: do white specials. 14Lc: skins. ga lie
Eggs-Firm. Receipts. f6.74S cases. Fresh
gathered extras, 24g26c: extra nrsts. 2202s lac
frsts, 2002ic: Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
whites. as to size and quality 26633c; do gath
cred whites. 23631c; western gathered whites
21Q27c.
Raw sugsr-Firm. Muscovado. 3.llc: cen.
trsfugaI. 3.6ic. nlolasses, 2.S6c.
Refined Sugar-Steady.
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SANTA FE's ACQUISITION

After repeated denials comes the
news from Chicago that President Rip
ley of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
re admits that his system has acquired
an interest in the st. Louis, Rocky
Mountain and Pacific railroad and as
sumes its operation August /. Mr.
Ripley declined to give details because
negotiations are incomplete. There is
+, some doubt regarding the permanency
Of the transaction. The Atchisons par
ticular purpose is to prevent any COM
petitor acquiring the road and invading
it's territory.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL DIVIDEND

Illinois Central reduced It's divi-
dend from to 5 per cent by declaring
a semiannual dividend yesterday of pa
per cent instead of the usual ga per
cent The stock sells ex dividend Au-
gust II.
For the year ended June 80 the IL
linois Central surplus available for div
blends was s6.575.000, an increase of
s3.10S.000 The surplus is equal to col
per cent on the stock, against 3.17
per cent last year.
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GAS COMPANY APPLICATIONS

The Southern Counties Gas company.
which serves Santa Ana. orange. Ana
HEINZ Fullerton. Placentia. Garden
Grove. Whittier. Monrovia, Sierra
Madre. Arcadia, South Santa Anita, Ell
Monte. Covina, Azusa and Glendora has
applied 10 the railroad commission for
authority TO issue 100000 in bonds for
the purpose of making additions to its
gas system in the cities named.
A. A. Weber and the Alta District
Gas company have applied for an order
authorizing the sale of the Dfnuba gas
plant and distributing system by A. A.
Weber to the Alta District company.
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HighI Lowl Bid | Ask

York stoci
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
SALES JULY 80. 1918


Francisco Stock
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WANTS BONDS LOCALIZED

The Oakland. Antioch and Eastern
railway has applied to the. railroad
commission for a ruling to determine
whether 100000 of its bonds placed
on contract were legally issued. The
carrier asks that in case the commits
sion should determine that these bonds
have not been legally issued, authority
be given to issue them. The bonds are
part of the issue used In constructing
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Preliminary figures of the earnings
of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
for the year ended June 80. 1918, in
dictate that after paying all obligations
and unearned interest on the balance
of Western Pacific stock held there will
he a surplus of 100000.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-01

n speaking of the manner in which
Bismarck handles large crowds a Wis
it0r the other. day stated that 1t was
surprising what a capacity this city
had for doing things right and with
ease.
During the last week there have
been upwards OF 1000 visitors in the
city, and they have, been entertained
without any inconvenience whatever.
Of course, the two large first-class
hotels have helped quite materially in
this matter. and have been found
abundantly able to care for all. and in
q manner most pleasing.
One agent which has much to do
with the simplifying of matters in
such cases Is the Commercial club,
and through its efforts a great deal is
taken car OF. Too much credit can
not be given President Conklin, Sec
rotary Young, and VIM. O'Hara, stew
ard of the club rooms, for their I'M.
firing efforts in making public events
a success. and for entertaining prop.
perry the guests whom It falls to their
lot to care for. Other members Of
the club are also to be commended
for their work, but ON these three
men fall the heaviest OF the duties
and they care for them creditably.
Bismarck Is fast becoming prOmin.
ent among the leading cities of the
northwest, and IS its prominence
grows, SO will the responsibilities OF
its citizens in a public way increase.
Now that a good start has been made,
visitors in the future will find the
business men Of this city W. ready
to, care for the occasion and glad to
assist in making each occasion a suc
success Bismarck Is fast becoming
'a~"ccnvention city, and must meet the
task of properly caring for the guests.
1t always has, and will keep up it's
reputation in the future.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-01
THE CUSTER MASSACRE.

1t was 81 years ago last Wednes.
day that the Custer massacre occur
red over on the Little Big Horn. Last
Saturdays Superior Telegram con
tanned a featured page article on the
subject, Written by D. F. Berry, the
famous photographer Of this city in
the early days, in fact, his sign may
still be seer on the rear of the Dakota
block in this city. The feature page
referred to is profusely illustrated
with photographs taken by Mr.. Barry
and include those Of Custer, Benteen.
Reno, DR.. Porter, Rain .in.the-Face,
Gall and many others.
In this article Mr.. Barry tells the
details in an interesting manner,
which which led up to the massacre.
He tells Of the Tribune's special cor
respondent, Mark Kellogg, who was
killed In the fight. After leading
through the details Of the fight, Mr..
Barry tells of the removal Of the In.
dams from Fort Berthold to Stand.
ing Rock, and how he gave the snly
report to M. H. Jewell, OF the Tribune
and how he wired it to the press.
Ten years after the battle Mr.. Der.
~, with others, accompanied Chief
Gall, the general of the occasion, owe.
the battlefield and made notes le'
garding the famous points Of the en-.
gagement.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-01
RAILROAD Merger Dissolved

CONTINUED from, +age One.)
took under Amusement the plans pre-
scented by the railroads attorneys, N.
Fl. LOOMS and H. w. Clarke, and ap'
proved on behalf of the government
by G. Carroll Todd, special assistant
to Attorney General.
In brief the plans presented pro.
vides that the Union Pacific exchange
$500 900 of its $126, 900, 900 holdings
in the Southern Pacific for the Penn.
sylvania railroads entire holdings In
the Baltimore and Ohio, which vir'
tually equals that amount: that the
remaining $88, 000, 900 be sold to the
general public through the Central
Trust company of New York; that no
present stockholders in the Union
Pacific continuing as such. may buy
any Southern Pacific stock so sold;
that the transaction begin November
/, 1913, and il not completed by jan
nary l, 1916, the court may direct the
disposition of the Southern Pacific
holdings remaining unsold.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-01
TODAY IN HISTORY

July l..
le21-Spain agreed to sell Florida to
the United States.
1S37-First city census OF Chicago
showed a population Of 4,l70.
l8G0-Charles Goodyear, inventor OF
the process for ~vulcanizing rub.
Der, died In New York. Born
in New Haven, Conn, Dec. 20.
1900.
l8Gl-Steel guns first manufactured
at Trenton. \. ].
1876" Beginning OF the three days
battle Of Gettysburg.
l8G7-Act Of Confederation came into
effect In Canada.
lS73-The great railroad strike com
menced in and around Pitts
burgh.
lS35--A memorial TO Sir John A. Mac.
Donald was unveiled In Otta.
wa.
l898-American troops defeated the
Spanish in battle Of FL Cancy.
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Veterans are FIockInq Il
Continued From Page One.)

(COntlnued From rage One.J
geons hope the list Of sick and dead
will be small. ..ts .
Although the program of the cele.
bration will not be taken up until to.
morrow there were receptions today
by the survivors of Buford's division
Of Meade's army and Wheeler's divi.
sion of Lees. The meeting was
held in a big tent and was begun fifty
years to the hour from the time when
the first shot preceding the battle was
fired.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-01
K c Potato Doughnuts
By Mrs. Ntssda Briggs, Of Baking

Silt three times, the -four, salt, spice and
baking Powder. Beat eggs with rotary
heater, then still using rotary beater, grad
ualIy add sugar, then work in the mashed
potato with a spoon and alternately add milk
and flour mixture. Make a soft dough, roll
into a sheet, cut into rounds, pinch a hole in
the center with the finger and fry in deep fat.
Fat for frying should not be hot enough
to brown the doughnut until it has risen.
When the doughnut is dropped into the fat
up it should be turned and turned a number
Of times while cooking. This recipe is ex-
cellent as they do not take the fat in frying
and will stay moist for days.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-01
DULUTH

July 80; Sept. 90 rs: Dec. "a IS:
! hard OF SO; | nor OF 90: 2 o OF
SO -; Mont. 2 harA so; ] dur spot
95 70; 2 dur spot SO -; oats OF 80
l-2 to arr 80 10; rye 81 10 TO 81 -;
farley OF 40 to 57;3 YC OF 50 ~;
flax OF 1874 80, arr same, July 1872 rs;
Sept. 1885 II: Oct. 1875 -; July 81
70; low 80 7-8. Close.