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ST. Paul Markets.

PRODUCE-Butter and eggs continue at the
weeks opening quotations. Potatoes are be-
coming more plentiful. but prices rema n
firm. Sweet potatoes ere much lower owing
to increased supply. Veal and poultry are
higher. The following are the street quota
lions:
AppIes-Duchess. $2@2.25; other varieties 80
Q2.50; crabs, 35d5Oc per bu
Bananas-Choice Shipping : Large bunches
Bs EXP; snail RP lunches $d75g2
$1.10.
Beef-Per Lb-Country dressed, fancy, GO
SIC; rough. 3Ia04c.
Berries-B;ackberries, "a pts $1.5O; 16 pts. 81
Butter-Per Lb-Creameries, extras, 171A01Sc;
creameries. frsts, lie; creameries, gathered
cream, l4ql7c; limitations, 12q121ac; dairies
hand separator lie; diaries, extras 15c /;
ladies' packing stock, 1O1Rc.
Cabbage-Home- grown, doz, 25Q35c
C5eeseoP Sd LbmIBrick, No. /, sec; brick,
13c; twins, fancy Minnesota and Wiscon-
sin, 9q91&c; Young America, new, 1Oc pri-
Cider-Sweet per Dbl $500. so. sweet nor
half Dbl, $27503. Sweet pei
Eggs-Fresh, subject to loss off, new, cases
= included, 101Ac; seconds, cases included, &C.
trout, lake. Sc; whitefsh Sc.
ontons-Home-grown, 50Q6Oc per bu; Cali
fornia, $1.75@2
$275@8 seedlings, choice, $2@2.25; seed
lings, fancy, $2.500275
Peaches-Michigan, $3.50 per bu; California
e0c0$1.
Plums-Per Box-Royal Hative, S.25@1 70:
Washington. 81; Kelsey Japan, $1.25; Michi-
gans, $50 per crate Of six baskets
69ss Bat 0Ro ses S2 mixed stock
Jersey sweets, $3d325 per Dbl.
PCultry-Per Lb-Spring chickens. 96D91bc.
live hens S@S1ac; live geese, &c; live ducks
&c &c; live turkeys, 7Q71Ac; cocks, 41k@5c.
fancy, country dressed, 8Q81Ac; good, 80 to
100 lbs, 81A09c.
Vegetables Green-Asparagus. per doz, 4Oc;
beans, string per bu box, 40c; beans, wax,
per bu moX 40c; beets, per doz punches
1Oc; cucunibers, per doz. Zoe; lettuce field
per bu, 2Gc; new carrots, per doZ, Zoe; new
turnips. per doz, 15c: pie plant 100-lb box
ach, per blu, 25c; tomatoes, zoe; watercress,
zoe; gooseberries, 16 Qts 75090c cantelopes,
large, $1.250150; gem, baskets, 65075c:
cauliflOwer dry, 4Oc; peas, 25c; Minnesota
doz, 2Oc: corn, green, per doz, 10c.
Pigeons-Tame pigeons, old and young alive
Der doZ, Csc; squads, fancy ST.
Grapes-Per Observation-Disclosures four baskets
SIPS; Concord, 25c.
Grape Fruit-Per Box-California $5@5B0
Hogs-Cleagp, Per Lb-Heavy, 4ikc; light, AZ
@65c; medium, 4%c.
Honey-Per LIB Sections-Buckwheat 909ho:
extracted amber, e@619c; extracted white
VII &BSie g4}i HBe1 re- lOo white choice 1O@11o
Melons-Per Bu-Musks, large, 759$1 small,
Lemons California, 8o0s to 86Os, s45O95;
Messinas, choice, S00s, $45095; Messinas
fancy, SOOs $5@5.6O; Messinas, choice, S6Os,
Maple sugar-Per Lb-Ohio. in bricks. 100:
Vermont, in bricks. 1907 Western. In bricks,
1no.
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SARGENT TO RETIRE.
Work on the Industrial Commission
VIII Absorb His Time.

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Frank P. Sar-
gent, Of Peoria, the grand master of
the international Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen, and the Illinois ap-
pointee on the industrial commission
says he will refuse a reelection at the
International convention of the Broth
erhood, which meets in Toronto next
week. Mr.. Sargent says:
Il shall retire from the grand lodge
at the end of my present term, Dec. 81.
The work on the indus trial commission
will require all my time. In leaving the
grand lodge l shall not lose sight of my
obligation as a member, but shall per-
form my part with a full appreciation
of what the order has done for me-"
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DTTITTTH.

DULUTH, Mimi, Sept. S.-The market was
dull and firmer. September opened lsc off,
at II, up to Size at 1920, and at 1890 was
quoted at 613sc. Cash, 10000 Blu to shippers
at 1c over for to arrive and 11ac over for
1000 bu No. northern 63c; II 600 bu No l
northern, 62&c 5000 bu No. l northern, 60 &c;
10000 bu No. northern 62Ac $4,000 bu No.
porther3 62s; 4CGG b9 Nc nS % Sl%9;
northern 5Sc; cars No. 2 northern, STAG;
q cars No northern, SIZE; cars No. 2
spring. 54Q5412c. Receipts-Wheat, 40S,940 bu
corn 10 392 bu oats, 1884 bu rye, II 305 blu;
barley, 21,602 blu; flax, 24,S55 blu. Shipments
Wheat 2S2 500 Blu. September closed at 61hc;
spot No. hard, 66c; No. l northern. CSC;
arrive, No. hard, 65Ac; No. 1 northern, 62c;
No. hard, September. 64c; December, $3.50;
May, 63hc; No. l northern. December 5sa,c;
ley, 29@4Oc; fax, S7%c September, S7lAc;
corn >29Ac.
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oats, Z cars; No. 2 rye, cars; No. rye, /
car; No. 3 barley, 8 cars; No. 4 harley. 3
cars; No barley, car; No flax, 20 cars.
CARS INSPECTED OUT-Wheat. No;
hard l6 cars: No. l northern, 65 cars; No
northern, 80 cars; Nc. g. 3 cars; no grade,
cars; winter wheat, l car; No. oats.
car; No. oats, Z cars; No. flax, car.
RECEIPTS-Wheat, 365 cars; wheat, 262, 500
bu; corn, 7,4s0 blu; oats, 7O15O Blu; harley,
$500 blu; rye, 1900 blu; flax 2S,94O blu; oil,
20,OJO lbs; mills uffs, Is tons; hay, lib TONS;
fruit 397,5 $50 lbs; merchandise 1sO0.053 lbs;
lumber, Is cars; barrel stock, cars; ma
cbinery, 1863, $50 lbs; coal, 412 tons; wood
1879 cords; brick. 81, 900; lime. l car; house
hold goods, 40,cGO lbs; salt, / car; dressed
meats: 25' 520 lbs; railroad materials, cars;
sundries, l6 cars; lots, 767.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat 10 cars; wheat, $500
bu corn, 7lc blu; oats 8,120 blu; barley 2.S4O
5ha rye, IoHo0 6u; max, iI;ZIU ou on; zO,Uoo
fruit, 1000 lbs. merchandise 1882 770 lbs;
lumber, 80 ears; machinery, 81. 900 lbs; coal,
60 tons; lime, l car; household goods, 20, 0J0
lbs; ties, ears; live stock, cars; railroad
materials, IA cars; sundries, 5 cars; car los,
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ST. PAUL.

Quotations on grain, hay, feed, etc. fur
nished by Griggs Bros, grain and feed mer-
chants:
wheat; old wheat of corresponding grade
commands a premium: No. / nor hern 600
Gle; No. northern, 571a@59c.-CORN-No
No. white, 220221zc; No. 3. 21923c-BAR-
LEY AND RYE-Sample bar.cy 26@34c: No.
2 rye, 40@41c; No 2, 39QS912c-SEED-
No. 1 flax, S3@84c; timothy seed, $1Q1.15; red
$4.20@4.50; straights $4@420; bakers SO. 2O1
$50; rye -four, $2.4Oa2 8O.-GROUND FEED
No. feed, $11 75@12.-COARSE CORN
MEAL @11.50.-BRAN-$S. 250S50.-
SHORTS-In bulk $8.5O09-HAY-Mar
lower on account OF larger receipts; demand
very light; choice Iowa and Minnesota up
wild $475Q5.25; coed to choice timothy,
$607.
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Wheat higher; No. northern, &c; No. 2
H Mo- . S{lkci D. December 6oAc; Rye firm;
sampe, s4Gl2c. oats steady; 22SI@28hc .7a''
ST. LOUIS, Sept. S.-Wheat higher No 2,
red, cash, elevator, 66c; track, 67@671bc; Sep
TENDER. 64Mc; December, 621Sc asked May,
No. 2, cash, 291ac; September, 2Sa4c bid; De-
cember, 2Sa4Q28%c; May 9O1kc asked Oats
S sigher; No. cash 29Ac bid; track, 28c;
42c Flax seed firmer; Sec
LIVERPOOL, Sept. S,-Wheat quiet I'D
lower September IS 4Ad; December, IS
lower. September IS I'D; October, IS 15Sd;
~ KANSAS An or CITY; Sept: 9:-Wheat slow. low
56057c: No: 2 red, CSC bid, No. 8, 58G63c; No.
spring, 57@5Sc; No. 8, 54@56c Corn, high
er No. mixed, 2S1@@2S$4c; No. 2 white,
ISIS; No. 3; 27%1@2Se. - Oats firm, No. z
NEW YORK. Sept. 8.-FIour-Receipts. 49,
S43 bbls; exports z5 TAI bbls; sales 1900 pack
ages; dull, except for old spring patents and
ports, 2O4,5$7 bu; spot, firm; No. red, 69c:
t. o.. b., atioat to arrive. Options opened
steady, influenced by big spring wheat re-
celpts and dizziness. later rally developed
mand which closed our market firm at 40
PC net advance. No. red, September, 6615GD
81 5-l6c, closed 67lsc; December, g. 15-160
875 bu exports, 88i Ola bu; spot steady: No.
z, 36c; I. o. b., afioat. Options declined sharp
ly at first because of favorable weather pros
poets, but subsequently, recovered on big
clearances later predictions Of frost and ex-
port demand closed unchanged. September
closed 32Hc; December, 3434Q347sc, closed
-Oats-Receipts, 12S, 400 bu; exports,
94.6$S blu; SPOT quiet; No. 2 251hc; No. 2
white new, &c; options steady, closing 1kc
higher. September closed 24&c
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Maple Sugar-Per gal, $4,000; per half GAL
45@50c.
Muttons-Per Lb-Bucks, 51sc; country-dress-
ed 71a@Sl3c; milk LAMPS, pelts of, 9A0
10c
Nuts-Almonds, new, small quantities. 110
lie; almonds, Tarragona, sacks, 100 lbs,
12c; Tarragona, small Quantities, lie; H.
berts, sacks about eco lbs. S1ac; flberts
small quantities. 10c; hickory, per ID, Coo:
small quantities, 10c; hickory, per lb, 6Oc@
81: peanuts per lb, raw, 6GD61hc; peanuts,
polished 1OO-lb sacks, 6Oc pecans, small
quantities. 9Q10c; walnuts, 901Oc walnuts,
California, hard sacks, 100 TO 40 lbs, 100
lie; walnuts California, hard, less quanti-
ties, Sc; black walnuts 81.
GINSENG AND SENACA ROOT-Good.
bright, clean, large root, 1925; good. bright,
fair root, So; good dark root, $2.75; green
ginseng. clean root. Zoe Senaca root,
choice. dry, 20c seneca root, fair average.
1Sc; seneca root, dark. average, Ice; seneca
root, bulby and tors, lac.
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Live Stock MQrkets.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Sept. S.-The receipts
at the Union stock yards today were: Cattle,
market was steady on butcher cattle and
steady to strong on stockers and feeders. A
light run made trading a little dull. fair
market steady to five cents higher. But
few sheep were received and little or no
butcher stuff. The market continued on its
elsewhere good bunch Of stockers sold
fairy WELL
Hogs-Market steady to five cents higher
on good quality hogs. A fair run Of medium
to good stuff. RpnreS entatiYe salCS.
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ceipts, 2S0O; market steady for sheep; lambs
hrm native muttons. $4,000; lambs, $3q4.25
1000; steady to strong; native steers, $500
$50; Texas steers, s9@4.25; Texas cows, $500
$40; native cows and heifers, $294.5l; stock
ers and feeders, $46D5.l0; buis, $2S5QS 90
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; m dunn ard light
steady; bulk of sales. So 6O@3.7O. sheep-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market firm; lambs, 20 5Oq5.5O;
muttons, $3.1O@41O.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minne- ota
Transfer, s.. Paul Sept. S.-Bar1ett & Zim-
merman's report. Receipts of heavy horses
were numerous; buyers selected good quality
horses; trade was brisk and satisfactory
The outgoing stock heavy, con listing of log
ging horses and farm stuff. Western horses
were selling from SIS to $45 a head, all in
classes OF horses. Mules are in favorable de-
mand. The nominal value OF segvic able,
sound horses. from four to seTen years, as
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOSSIP-Gossip by private wire to
c. H. F. Smith & Co., St. Paul, members of
the New York stock exchange and Chicago
board of .-Broomhau-Very hot and
dry weather is forecasted for France, and
hot and thundery for the United Kingdom,
-Cargoes arrived-Chilian sold at Us;
26s Sd bid for Wala Wi2lla September
and October shipment; los Cd paid for
Ferdianski South Russia, reports great dis
appointment over harvest results.-The Corn
Trade List says it is highly probable the Rus
sian crop this season may not be any bet
ter than last, whilst stocks of old grain are
very much !ess than last year. The Russian
crop last year was the smallest for four years
back.-Price Current - Recent excessive
warmth reduced corn prospects in some
instances; other localities maintaining prom
Use. General indications unchanged. The
wheat movement is somewhat charging. 9th
year, 800, 000
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

A. L. Bix,er and wife to Mrs. VIM.
Grushus-Lt is, blk 49, Ramaley
VIM. f. Peet and wife to ]. H. Beck
1t 4, blk 20, Rice & Irvnes add. 5,728
Anne M. Clausen to Miss Anne Bent
sen-Lts IA and 10 blk 4. College
Park add and 1t IA, blk 3, Kuhl's
ada ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6OO
N. Greengaard and wife to Nellie ia
cob-Lt 9, blk 3, Hills add .... 400
Nellie Jacob to st. Paul Capitol Lodge
No. SO, o. B. Alt 8, blk 3, Hills
New York Life ms. Co. to ]. H. Grin
iDger-Lt 10, blk 8, Rondo adj .... 1900
w. J. Sanderson and wife to J. T. Con-
ley-Pt 1t 20. blk IL. Butterfeld
Synd. Add No. Observation-Disclosures. 1,400
M. A. Frank, executor, to H. Erick-
son-Pt It's and 6, blk 6, Olivier's
Farmers Trus. Co. to ]. D. Barrett
ct al.-Lts 1885, 166, 1877 and 1853,
Hinkle's Amendment Union Park. ,5740
P. R. Cauley and wife to ]. Carney
n. % TT 1t 8, blk &c. West st. Paul
Seventh ST. Bldg. Assn. to j. NJ.
Kraus-Lt II, blk Is, Lewis Second
L. Stitch and wife to c. Davidson ct
al.-Lts and 6, blk %, West st.
Paul r. E. & l. Synd. No. 2......... zoe
Twelve +ransPera total SIT A39
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ling futures ranged as follows:

Iash QloIaIlons were as follows: Flour
quiet. Wheat-Eo. 3 spriag, 5S063c; No 2
I'd 651eG655; Como. 3 3OA020F5c.
No Glow, 92AG3lc. Oats-No
2 2o4Q23 2. Rye-N0. 2, 4304319c
Bar.ey-SamF,e, S7G43c. Flax Seed-No. l,
sSc; No Invest m, S9c. Timothy Seed-Prime,
S2.i9. Mess Pork-Per Dbl, $S501S55 Lard
Per leo lbs. $4S0Q4921a. Ribs-Short sides,
Qoosel, $5.l5@5.4O. Shoulders-Dry salted,
lboxedl, 4hU4Ac. Sides-Short clear, boxed,
50 59G5.e5; SugaT-Cut l-af, unchanged. Re-
ceipts--Flcur, 1900 b5ls; wheat, 600 bu;
corn, 4oa, 400 bu; ol:s A7400 bu;rye 1O, 500 Blu;
barley, S0,'00 bu. Sh.pments-FIour, Il 500
b3is; wheat COCO Blu; corn, 1S4 SEQ blu; oats
1880 bu; barley, 4,5O9 bu. On the produce
exchange toby tie butter market was steady;
creameTies Boise; dairles, 111A015c. Eggs
steady; fresh, 12G12lAc.
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TOOK SNAP JUDGMENT.
East ST. Louis Stock Man Collected
"a Bill With the Aid Of Revolver.

East ST. Louis Stock Man Collected
IA Bill With the Aid Of Revolver.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8.-William R. Nc
Farland, of the horse commission firm
of Mcfarland & Evans, of East ST.
Louis, today walked into the office of
Louis NeWgaSs & Son, at the stock
yards here, and presenting a revolver
at the head of Louis N. Newgass, the
junior member of the firm, command
ed him to send for his cashier, Frank
Moseley. Upon the appearance of Mos
eley, Mcfarland drew another reVol-
yer, and ordered the cashier to draw a
check in his favor for $40, 416, which he
claimed the firm owed him. When the
cashier had finished making out the
check, Mcfarland calmly instructed
Newgass, at the same time giving
menacing flourish to his weapons, to
affiX his signature to the paper That
done, the man from East st. Louis
lined the two frightened men up
against the wall of the office. and with
all the solemnity of a judge at the bar
administered an oath to them to the
effect that they would not attempt to
follow him or raise an cutlery He
then departed after slowing his revol-
vers and the check in his pockets AS
soon as the visitor had left the office.
however, Moseley and NeWgass tele-
phoned the police headquarters Of what
had happened. The check was drawn
on the National Livestock bank, and
Police Captain Lavini immediately dis
patched two detectives to the bank
Mcfarland was standing at the cash
ier's window with the check in his hand
when the officers entered. He was so
intent upon exchanging the paper for
currency that he failed to notice the
detectives until they stood one at each
elbow and seized him. Mcfarland
was quietly disarmed, and a few min
utes later was behind the bars Of a
cell at the police station. According to
Mcfarland, the $40, 416, which he COL
lected, represented the amount due
him from Du Four & Co., stockyards
commission merchants, and that the
account was transferred to Newgass
& Son
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East Tenn. lists. los do 5s .117sl
Erie Gen. As - 7%lSouthern Rv' Is e7S
FW. & D. 1st,t.r 76kS. r. & r. IS 90
Gen. Elec. IS . 107 Tenn. new set Is az
~. "a q ;. A. Gs.l05 T. p. l.. G. lists. LOG
II. q l. q. 5s Ill do reg. Eds -. 451s
no con. 6s -. .10S Union Pacific As. 9SA
iowa Cent. lists. ..104 U.P.,D. & G. lists 76H
L. & N. Uni. As. 84k do IDS - COZ
M MissUurl 6s -. 100 West Shore As lilo
W.; ~; S 1. 2s 64% Va. Centuries :. 76H
NJ w rs 80 do deferred go. SA
N. j. c. 5s 112i+ % ~
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Dry flint, Montana butcher, per
h. actual weight. 80. 90
Dry flint, Montna, shearling,
per Id, actual weight ......... IA 10
Northwestern Dakota pelts same as Mon
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PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of
minnesota, Third Division.
IN the Matter of Andrew j. Hoban,
bankrupt, In Bankruptcy.
NGtlce OF the first meeting Of creditors.
"1nneaeas, on the eth day of Septenbar u
1920; upon an order of reference from the
cIerk OF SAID court, the honorable iTd 70 he
ing absent from this division Andrew
Hopan was, by me, duly adjudeed a b"nI.
rupt, pursuant to an act Of car erese an
proved July l. 1898 ''N 49, "p-
NOW. therefore. it is ordered that the
hrst meeting of the creditors of sail ban No
rupt be held at my office, los Germa 1ia Tieo
insurance Building, in the City Of 81
Paul, County of Ramsey, State of Mime
sofa, at 10 a. M, Friday, the 23rd day OF
september, A. d. 1898.
IT ID further ordered that this order he
published in The st. Paul G o e, a news
paper published in the County of Ramsey.
state OF Minnesota, at least ore week before
me cate of said meeting, and that notice
OF SAID meeting be mailed to the creditors
Oh SAID bankrupt at their resi- ctive ad-
dresses' at least ten days before it's date.
M. DORIAN JR.,
coLo Referee.
Schocnmaker & Fleming Attorneys for
Petltloner, New York Life Building, st. Paul.
MINI. N' "1'
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BOSTON MINING SHARES.
WALL. STREET GOSSIP G. p0.n

WALL STREET GOssIP.-st. Paul. Sept.
s O. C YORK gossip, reported by H. Holbert
g S9n, bankers and brokers', 341 Robert street,
Natlohal German American Bank building
st: Paul. Post & Fiagg wire US:
Market opened hrm after last nights
rather weak close, but became very dull the
expected st: Paul dividend having the effect
OF restricting trading. St. Paul became very
strong IN the afternoon just touching 115 on
the pellef that the dividend would be 214 and
extra, but the balance of the market did
not respond as money became active lending
up to SIC. Late in the afternoon when the
dividend became known as 2h fat the whole
market gave way on very aggressive selling by
the traders which brought out a great deal of
long stock that had been held on ak stop
low price and we think the market should be
better for the wedding out of weakly held
stocks; Total sales today. 5S7. 1O4 shares
NEW YORK MONEY-NeW York Sent q
loan, g.; prime mercantile paper, 4Q41a per
cent Sterling exchange heavy, with actual
demand and at $4.823sQ4. S25s for sixty days;
posted rates, $4.S3R@4S4, and S485ia6D4 sc:
commercial bills, $4.S1KQ4S1% Silver certi-
19cates, 60Aq6OAc; bar silver 603sc; Mexican
TREASURY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sept; S.-Today's statement of the condition
ances 500 LAG, 654; gold reserve, $229, 1894 7O1.
MINNESOTA IRON DIVIDEND-New York,
Sept. S.-The directors of the Minnesota Iron
company have declared the regular quarterly
dividend OH the capital stock of ~ ner cent
payable Oct. l.
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul-$64O.153
Minneapolis-$1 ,357, 729,
Chicago-S17722, 916.
Boston-$17, 7O2 1O1.
New York-$141, 376, 1893.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York, Sept. s
The Evening POSTS London financial cable
gram says: 1.-The stock markets here opened
nat today. Consols and most other stocks
were affected, but the fall was most noted in
Americans which were freely sold on the de-
cline in New York exchange, and the belief
that dearer money is at hand The decline
was short-lived and the general smart re-
covery which has taken place all around con-
firms yesterdays cabled statement as to the
strong undertone of the markets The recov-
cry In Americans was accompanied by ru-
mors that the St. Paul company will declare
q 900 dividend and 81 bonus Mainly on
this report and on the hig arbitrage houses
picking up stock prices closed firm. A sharp
drop IN Portuguese securities on the Delagoa
bay report, which is still believed in many
quarters, and the upward movement in
Kafiirs were again features.
LONDON MONEY-London Sept S-The
market for American securities opened dull
butlater the feeling improved Prices then
infatuated somewhat, but after a slight de-
cline, were rather better at the Close The
closing tone was firm and the demand mod
crate. Amount OF bullion withdrawn from the
Bank or England on balance today Els OO0
GOLD IN TREASURY-Washingt Sept.
S g. net god in the treasury today is $685.
sS4'19l, gain of $4,456,715 since yesterday.
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TALLow AND GREASE.

TALLJW AND GREA6I'
No. tallow, cakes or bbls. ...............03
No tallow, cakes or bbls. ..............U2
Rough tallow, free of bones. ..............0 l
Grease, yellow, choice ......................G2
Grease, brown, dark ........................N
Grease. bone, white ..................,....O 4H
ST. PAUL. Sept. 8.-Wool, Wisconsin, East
Iowa and Southwe tern Minnesota-Un-
light, 9@1Oc; unwashed, medium, Il and *
blood, 12@15c; unwashed, coarze, low, "A
blood, 11@14c; unwashed, very coarse, braid,
10@12c; unwashed cotton, bury, etc, 8Q1Oc;
unwashed average 10 s, fine out, 12@llc.
Western Iowa, Minnesota, Manitoba, Brit sh
Columbia and Northwest Territory North and
South Dakota-Coarse, 7@11c; unwashed, ine,
medium, 12@13c; coarse, JOG1!c; hurry, d
seedy, 9@15c; bury, medium, 1O@11c; bury,
coarse, 1O012c; bury. seedy, ETC., 8@2c.
Montana-Fine, bright, S@9c; medium, bright,
l2014c; coarse 12D14c
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-09

Cattle-Market steady on butcher cattle
with but little offered. Stockers and feeders
steady on desirable stuff Representative
sales:
Butcher Cows and Heifers-
No. W.T. Price.
z ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 So Is
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-09

The following were the closing quotations OF
other stocks as reported by the Associated
Press:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-09

No No ! northern northern cars .................. 61k
No. l northern, GOO bu. to arrive 60
No. 1 northern, / car, old ......,... 70
No. ! northern, l car, to arrive. 60
NO. northern, 70 cars ................ 81
No. northern, 20 cars............ 561h
No. northern, car, choice .......... SO
No. northern, car, old ............... 60
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-09

Sheep-Market weak and lower; but little
butcher stuff received; some left over Stool
lambs were sold. Representative sales:
81 lambs go. ~ 81 10 lambs -. 68 "a 20
10 lambs 80. so 1912 ......14O 2 65
II stock ewes. "a so 1889 stock TBS 65 3 60
lambs 80. Is 4 20 SO stock Pbs. SO 60