On'i hursduy Mrs. Gannon, the sis
ter, reached Silver Sands, and young
Frayne for the lirst time knew j
that he was not Frank Frayne 1
but George McCormick, and that he
bad a sister, who was very wealthy. I
The meeting was, of course, sensational
and ti uehing. I
Are I'anuei-s Holding llurk \t heal I
Minnkafoms, Minn.,July 28. Figures
compiled by the Northwestern Miller
show the stock of wheat in private
elcx ators of Minneapolis to be 2,20 1,000
bushels, and 16,000 less than last Mon
day. The total stock at Minneapolis
and Duluth is 6,103,570 bushels, a de
crease of 471.177 bushels for the week.
The Market Record reports the stock
of wheat in country elevators of Min
nesota and the two Dakotas at 065,000
bushels, 254.000 less than a week ago.
The aggregate stock in the north we-1
is thus made it, 156,570 bushels, a de
crease of 777,177 bushels. A year ago
the stock was 0,474.700.
