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DREXEL's STEAM YACHT.
t Will Cost Half a Mill on-James
Gordon Bennett's New Yacht.

Glasgow, June 3.-Mr. A ]. Drexel OF
Philadelphia, Mr.. C. L. watson the
designer. and Mr. Bell, MI WATSON
surveyor have visited Scott's shipyard
at Greenock and settled the details OF
Mr.. Drexel's new steam yacht ne
yacht is TO cost $500. GOO. and WIN De
iuxlJriouslv fitted out. Her length over
all will be 272 feet. and her beam 80 rect
8 inches. She will be flush decked- her
speed viii be less than that OF James
Gordon Rennett's new yacht, which is
TO be constructed by Denny, and Will De
very beamy amidships- MI DreAe
yacht will differ from Mr. Bennetts IN
that more attention will be PAID 70 &C
Communications for friends The beams
of both boats have been Increased since
the acceptance of the original plans
In the construction and hitting up OF
Mr.. Benefits yacht the owners person
al cabins and saloons will be exception
ally palatiaI The contract for the
building of Mr.. Drexeis yacht supu-
Iates that she shall be built within one
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TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.
Furnished by the Associated Press 70
the State Journal


WHEAT-Wheat opened quiet and IN
day Scattered liquidation at theETAOIr
changed today Scattered liquidation
the opetning influenced the sealpers t.
take flyer the short side. They sud.
denly found offerings growing scarce and
in their haste to cover the market was
rushed up a full cent. Reports OF dam
age to the spring crop on account OF too
much rain fastened the advance. July
opened unchanged at 76z4G7Sc, declined to
1890 and advanced to T7ss61sc- Chico go
received 70 cars, 6 of which graded con-
tract. Minneapolis and Duluth got 642
compared with 164 for the same day last
year.
CORN AND OATS-Complaints of too
much rain strengt hened corn and oats.
Receipts. corn. 523; oats, sos July corn
opened unchanged at 3Szsc and advanced
to 33[dAc. July oats started &c lower
at 23c and reached 2311c.
PROFISIONS-Frovisi ruled easy
with scattered commission house selling.
July pork ruled 21sc lower at SS0Il5. lard
unchanged at $4.S71zd5.0o and ribs shade
NFLAxcash.- s.O4; July. s1O2; Sept. sse;
Oct, 94c-
BARLEY-Cash. 36T39c.
RYEJuly. 56G &c; Sept. sac.
TIMOTHY-Sept-. $3.50; Oct, 2-45-
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New York Money Market

New York, June 3.-Money on call
steady at 2Q215 per cant. Last loan ?.
Prime mercantile paper 81 "a per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at $4-8TS4 a
S4s8 for demand and at 81. S51zI$4 s. =
for 60 days. Posted rates 81. S61A 6$4- 81 Z
and $4S9. Commercial bills S4.SIT
$4.s71k. Silver certificates 61Qe2 Bar
silver 605s. Mexican dollars 4S1z. State
bonds inactive. railroad bonds steady.
Government bonds strong. IS reg. 81;
Is reg. $1697s; do. coupon SL091z; new
As reg. s1-301z: do. coupon s1301z; old
IS reg. 1-1212; do coupon S1-131z; IS reg.
$112&; do coupon Lips.
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Market Gossip

Liverpool Corn Trade News. estimates
wheat crop this year at 268 millions snort
Of last year or 3 604. 900. COO This is more
than the average of recent years
Snow. in his crop summary IN the
Times-Herald. says corn acreage IS GER
tain to exceed 81 million acres-iargest
ever known The condition however is
not entirely satisfactory Delay in plant
ing and the unSa tisfactory seed and the
Interference with cultivation has made
the stand ragged and not good as last
year. In the Ohio valley the condition IS
points under. with fourth not yet
planted. West Of the Missouri river the
condition is much better. In Kansas the
condition is 5 TO 10 points better than last
wear. Winter wheat promise is about 20
millions Spring wheat condition Is sat
isfactory and acreage a little larger than
Duluth received 1ss cars of wheat; last
year AZ. Mimi eapOliS received 49,; last
last year. 166-
Special Liverpool cable to board reads;
s'Euxine reports no Improvement
Weather map shows excessive rains all
over northwest. west and southwest
Iowa however, has only few scatter
ing light showers. Temperatures are nor
NAL
Liverpool markets are closed today ex-
cept for provisions Liverpool hams are IS
higher; bacon and lard unchanged.
Chicago receipts: Wheat, IS cars, con-
tract s: corn. 523, graded 81; oats, SOS.
Chieago: Cash business here yesterday
was s., 600 bushels No spring wheat Tor
St Louis close: Wheat. cash. TSe, June.
7924c; July, S0ssd1zc: Sept, sllkc- Corn.
cash, 33c; June, 33c; July, 3Sc1s4Hc; Sept,
S33sc.
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AUTOMOBILE RACE.
international Contest Over q 1000
Mile Course.

Cleveland. June ALEXANDER Win
ton, the automobile inventor of this
city. speaking of the deposit of 10000
francs as forfeit by NJ Charron, the
winner of the French automobile races,
for l. 600 mile race with the WintOn ma
chine, says
I am glad to see that the Frenchman
means business. I shall cover his for
felt money at once I am willing to
race him either in Europe or America -
The race il is thought will be run be-
tween New York and Chicago
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Kansas City Produce Markes

Kansas City, June 2.
WHEAT-July. 7oAe; Sept. 1ll4e- Cash;
red, &c: No. 3, 7gaT6c; No. spring, 6Sls@
701ze: No. 3, 64q66c.
No. mixed, 501ec; No. white, So24c; No
8. Soc.
OATS-Cash. No white, &c.
RYE-No. e 59c.
HAY-Choice timothy. Ss5Oae.Oo: choice
prairie S7ooNT so.
BgTTER-C 151kc; dairy, 1sc-
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weekly Bank Statement.

New York. June 3--The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve decreased 1,223, 125-
Loans increased 1878, 300 Specie de-
creased S11S1. 300. Legal tender in
creased S47,3OO Deposits increased
S356 500. Circulation decreased 1925. SEQ
The banks now hold S45, 10 600 in ex-
cess of the requirements of the % per
cent rule
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Chicago livestock Market

Chicago. June S.
HOGS-Estimated receipts today; 1900;
tomorrow. 43. coo: left over. 4.3o9. Market
strong. Mixed and butc1e 81 50c3 50:
god heavy, s. 756I3. 50: rough heavy, $S50fe
365; light, S.. 6043- s2lz
CATTLE-Receipts 200. Market steady.
SHEEP-ReceiPts 1500. Market steady.
Official receipts and shipments yesIer-
day:
Hogs-Receipts. q. 42a. shipments. 4537.
Cattle-Receipts. I5sc: shipments. SOFA.
Sheep-Receipts. 3.5I3; shipments, So.
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FOR RENT-HoUsES
FOR RENT-FARMS.
FARMS For RENT

FARMS FOR RENT
81 acres. 8 miles west on 9Th St, splendid
piece of land. $26 an acre.
los acres. 4 miles west, some improve
ments. choice piece of land, $35 per acre
So acres. miles south. all fenced 20
acres in cultivation, balance pasture. $3.50
per acre
50 acres s miles southeast highly I'M
proved, acres orchard. room house,
good barn and cribs, part bottom land,
for $3.50 per acre.
30 acres. Il miles southwest good house
large barn. spring fine stock water. Is
acres finest fruit in county all under high
state of cultivation $35 an acre
$50 acres 1 mile from Pauline, all fenced
and nearly all in blue grass, good water.
other Improvement $25 per acre
IS acres 3j2 miles south of the city, on
Buringame road. all under good fence.
choice piece of land, two good wells
Price S35 per acre.
HOME LAND AND LOAN CO.,
Room ), No. 704 Kansas Ave.
FOR RENT 10. Is acre garden tracts.
Chivers, Alb Kansas ave.
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Kansas city Llvestock Market

Kansas City. June 3
CATTLE-Receipts, 100. Market IN
HOGS-Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
Bulk of sales. 80 60fI3.70; heavy, So. sea IS;
packers, s.. 55i .365; mixed. $3.504S.65; light,
$50.
SHEE-Receip.s. 5000. Market firm.
Lambs. 81. 75l csc: muttons, $3.25d4.S 50.
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Sugar Market

New York June 3
STGAP-Paw firm. fair refining f1sc;
centrifugal SIS test. 4ssc: molasses sugar,
&c Refined firm, crushed, 5ssc5 powdered
SIC: graduated, 5zsc-
COFFEE-Dull.
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100000 Raised.

Chicago. June 3.-An officer of the
Woman's Temple said today that $780,
600 of the $500 600 necessary to restore
the temple trust bonds and secure the
legal control of the building have been
provided for. Mrs. Carse will soon ar
rive from California and put into oper-
alton new plan 10 secure the neces-
sary funds TO pay the debt.
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FOR SALE

On Locust St, good room house. cellar.
Well fine shade, ? lots. $3.50 800 cash. ball
anee SO per month at per cent interest
East Sth St near Locust, good house of
rooms. good cellar, l lot, fine location
500, $50 cash. SO per month at per cent
interest
On E. 9Th St, 3 room cottage. well. eel
lar, small barn. fine shade, 421R feet on the
pavement. for $so0-s100 cash. balance SO a
month at per cent interest.
On Chandler, splendid room house, eel
lar. well and good barn, lots, east front,
fine location. s., $50, $500 cash
On Emmett St, good room house. eel
lar, well. OutbuildingS. at S47E$75 cash,
balance so per month. per cent interest
On Madison near 10th. room cottage,
cellar, cistern, well, barn, east front $3.50
On East Sth St near Hancock. 2-story
frame house of rooms. cellar. well. $50
800 cash, balance SO month
On Jefferson near 4th, good room
house. cellar, well, east front $50.
On E. 4th St near Leland. room frame
house, cellar. well and lots. $3.50.
On Jefferson St north of 4th, good 4
room cottage. well. cistern, lot, for $500
500 cash balance $40 month, per cent.
East Sth St. room cottage, ? lots. eel
lar, well, good outbuildings. 81, 200 on
monthly payments.
HOME LAND AND LOAN CO,
Room 5, No. 7a Kansas Ave.
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The Gymnasium Exhibition at Tur-
ner Hall, June 4th, is, on account of
weather, postponed until Thursday
evening, June Sth.
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CITY PROPERTY LIST.
BY s. N. WOOD & co.

B4 =. M WOOO < CO.
House. lot 11s west 18th St. rents IS,
House, lot, so2 Crane St, rents. "a. sell
On all above take cash and time TO suit.
Must also sell 32S Hawthorne ST., lots
Have one or two business houses. well
located. offered for sale for a few days.
pay Il per cent rental on price.
For a short time we offer for sale one
Some fine lots offered very low for cash
Some good lots for paint and carpenter
Bargain lot home, close in. Harrison,
Bargain east front home. Tyler. close in.
Quincy St lot home bargain. close in.
East front lot room home, Monroe
St between 5th and 9th sts.: sell cheap
for cash. or take good farm
Have bargain lot corner, 9Th and Ty-
Bargain lot home. West sth St, close
a number of modern homes all parts
S. NJ Wood & CO., Topeka, Kan
FOR sALE-Buchanan near 18th. rooms.
lots This is snap al $500. See US
TOPEKA REALTY CO. 50 Kan. Ave
H MACFERRAN. Mgr
FOR SALE-CentraI business property.
sirabie tenant at good rate
Mulvane St, near 18th, room house
barn. Loo, good bargain. easy terms
lots. room house. cellar, cistern, barn,
close to the college, very cheap, 81 100;
easy terms
And many other properties
J. E. TORRINGTON. III W. 6th st.
WE HAVE one of the best groceries in
the city for sale; invoice about $4,000:
the business Will show $1,000 per annum
net profit This We consider thu best To-
cation in the city There has been
successful business done at this location
best business in the city. call at the
HOME LAND AND LOAN co.
Room ), No. 7o4 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE-Fillmore near 17th rooms,
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INSURANCE.
FREsCo WORK.

w. W. GILLESPIE. Fresco Painter. De.
signs and estimates furnished on al
classes of work. TIA West Fifteenth, To
peka. Kan Refers to his work in STATE
Journal building.
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FOR SALES acres, with room house.
barn, cisterns, poultry yard and house,
all seeded to blue grass and well shaded
with oak trees: very pretty little place
and cheap at 1.05O. Can give immediate
possession Topeka Realty Co., 53i Kan
Sas ave, H Macferran, manager
FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY:
No 391. Kansas ave, between Sth and
9Th. west side, story brick, well rented,
$l2, 600.
No 459. Jackson St, near 1st, cottage,
rooms, IL lots, 81 600.
No $50. 3 lots, 5 room houses on Van
Buren, near It'll; will trade.
No Isl room modern residence, Van
Buren, near 11th.
No 1896. On Harrison between 10th and
18th. lots, modern room residence, barn.
S. 100.
No .456. rooms. modern. on Topeka
ave, 81. 700
No. 442. rooms strictly modern, in 1900
block, on Tyler 81. TOO
No $780, On Tyler near 5th, strictly mod
ern. S rooms, , lots and barn, s. 800.
We have great bargains in modern resi-
dences on Taylor and Western avenue.
Owners leaving city.
PAYNE & THOMPSON.
627 Kansas Avenue.
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WANTED-AGENTS.


A SNAP FOR AGENTS-Kora dress
no sewing required, no ripping out on
wash day. just the thing for shirt waists
and crash suits; best quality. unequaled
convenience. economical: one pair for all
waists: sample pair sent to any address
for CSC Blake Adse- CO., Dept c., Ra-
cine, Wis.
AGENTS-To sell Wizard Stamp and En-
velOpe MoISteners- Agents make 500 to
500 day Sold wherever shown R. G.
Armstrong, 191 E Kinzie St, Chicago.
TELEGRAPH your baby, Crescent Tele-
graph instrument. greatest novelty IN
vented, postpaid loo; also live agents
wanted. Crescent Manufacturing Co.,
Philadelphia.
MONEY for everybody (city or country.
500 TO $1,000 per cent Envelope for
mailing: Agents wanted Box 15S, Rich
mond, Va
AGENTS wANTED-To sell our Electric
Victory Polishing Cloth. sells on sight.
Send 10c for sample and particulars. Ned
n Y.
AGENTS-Sure permanent income: SIS
weekly lowest estimate. failure impOsSi-
Bile; experience unnecessary; our free Of
fer surprises everybody. For samples ad-
dress Lewis Mfg Co, Milwaukee, Wis.
5000 ACTIVE AGENTS quick. to sen
Life and Heroic Deeds of Admiral
Dewey; 500 pages; magnifcently Illus
from $500 to $500 daily. Outfit and in
StructiOns free, for cost of maiIng-12
cents Address Globe Bible Pub. Co., 723
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE


>-"---"-"--"-~-"-@-~~-~-"-0 --------~@-------
FOR SALE-On Tyler St. nice location. 3
lotS east ASH fr9 q o rPPom ely WaEer
534 Kansas ave, H Macferran, manager
FOR SALES room house, 11k lots. barn
Price $1,000 cash, balance $500 per
3 room house. bath. electric lights. sew
er. mantel, barn, IL lots VIII sell on
room cottage, 1 lot on Tyler St. to
exchange for larger house near Central
Congregational church VIII pay cash
615 Kansas Ave.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
nice room cottage home, CRATES, water
in kitchen, fine trees. small stable. Nom
resident owner urges Immediate sale,
J. E. TORRINGTON. Ill w. sth St
FOR SALE-On Buchanan near sth. s
rooms, cellar, barn. cistern. furnace,
H MACFERRAN. Mgr.
UNEEDA BARGAIN in real estate
See Barnes Real Estate Co, lib West
Fifth st.
FOR SALE
80 acres miles from Thompsonville,
in Jefferson county; Il acres Of wheat,
10 acres of corn. acres of sugar cane.
l acre of potatoes, room house, log
barn and other buildings, watered by
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
627 Kansas ave.
UNEEDA BARGAIN in real estate.
See Barnes Real Estate Co, 113 West
Fifth st.
a NEAT 7 room house near w. 9Th st.
bath, sink, city water, barn shade, fine
lawn; price $3.50. ) nice and 10
room homes, with to 5 lots. in best
location in Auburndale: ask for price:
eastern bank says sell. 8 Oakland prop
critics. and rooms. to lots Prices
$500 to 1000 Modern house on To-
peka ave, cheap. 115 to lots on Tay-
Tor St, $500 each lots on Kansas
ave, $3.50 3 lots on Huntoon St. $500
each. Hundreds of other bargains. Too
busy to add more. Houses to rent.
Plenty of money to loan, low rate See
US Benedict & Co., col Kansas ave.
Cupstairs).
UNEEDA BARGAIN in real estate
See Barnes Real Estate Co., 113 West
Fifth st.
FOR sALE-40 lots at $50 each.
25 lots at $40.
IS lots at S45.
II lots at SIS.
lots at $50.
lots at 1925
NJ HEERY, 109 East Third
UNEEDA BARGAIN in real estate
See Barnes Real Estate Co., 113 West
Fifth st.
FOR sALE-Lincoln near 18th. IL lots 6
rooms. cistern. nice shade, and good re-
pair S.35s1part cash
TOPEKA REALTY CO. 524 Kan Ave
L. MACFERRAN, Mgr.
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FOR SALE-FilImore near 18th, rooms,
2 lots small barn, good repair. $3.50
TOPEKA REALTY CO. 534 Kan. ave.
H. MACFERRAN, Mgr.
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Range of Prices.

FSuruis he'd by ]. c. Goings. Commission
Nferc1aIrt 11z East 5th St Topeka. KAN
receiver and shipper Of grain
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n: Don't go to my Indian Territory home
or other place. No hunting or fishing.
To- Chickasaw.
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WANTED-AGEN-S.

ASENTS-Sl0 daily, Egg Testers. Every
family. grocery and egg dealer buys;
sells Ike wiIdhre- Exclusive territory.
No money required Samples furnished &c
ether fast selling articles. Clark Mfg. CO..
Cincinnati. o.
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wANrED-sALEsMEN.

>----~-~1~-----"-7
SALESMAN-(Calling on any line of trade
city or country We have best side line
ever offered: over 15e different styles of
the handsonnest calendars ever put on the
market: most liberal commissions offered
$50 per cent? Agents can easily make $40
to 500 weekly Guaranteed to be the best
line 10 be found anywhere. Give refer
ences. The American Novelty Co., 800 and
9I1 Broadway, Cincinnati, o.
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TURKISH BATHS.

TURKISH AND MINERAL BATHS a.
the Topeka Mineral Wells. Experienced
attendants SO Harrison st.
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AGENTS-s2f0 monthly selling improved
nickel-plated Brilliant GasEght Burner;
nJs Kerosene lamps, beautiful gasHght
without chimney Samples free. Enter
prise Mfg Co. c 81. Cincinnati. o.
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Ranges Of Prices on Stock
Furnished by J. c. Goiugs. Commission
Merchant IL East Fifth St, Topeka.
Kan, receiver and shipper OF grain
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AGENTS WAN
Achievements
world : greatest
H6istead- Only
91ans1 Pub. Co,
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FOR RENT. 10. Is acre garden tracts
Chivers, Alb Kansas ave.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A silver-p1ated ear trumpet Re
turn to 1902 North Van Buren, and get
reward. H. K Wfnans.
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SNOWFALL Face Powder made and
sold by Mrs Craft BOZ E. sth St
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-09-14

regiment. as the result of which Sur
geon Maj. Warne, lieut.. Col. Slower
and Lieut.. Horace G. Bates are now
under arrest awaiting an official in
vestigation Of charges preferred
against them by Col. Frost. command
ing the regiment. 1t is expected that
a court martial will be ordered but no
action will be taken until the matter
has been passed upon by Maj. Gen.
Shafter. tt may be stated, however,
that Surgeon Maj. Warne is alleged to
have written a letter to Senator Pet
tigrew of South Dakota in which Col.
Frost was referred to in uncompli-
mentary4 terms. This letter was given
to the press, and when a copy of it
was read to the colonel at Nagasaki
Surgeon Maj. Walne is said to have
been placed under arrest. The paper
which contained this communication
also containcd.a letter from a sergeant
in the South Dakota regiment, thought
to have been inspirAl by Lieut.. Col.
Slower. stating that a regular army
surgeon at Manila had stated that
men We're sent to the firing line when
in no condition for fighting. 1t is also
alleged that Slower told the men not
to fight if ordered to do so when they
were not in proper condition. Lieut..
Bates is in trouble presumably for
agreeing With Lieut.. Col. Slower. All
the officers in trouble are highly spok-
ell of by the men. who say that thelr
criticisms We're we'll founded
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-09-14
THE MARKETS.
Latest QuOIntiOns From Grain and
Live Stock Centera.

Live StOch ScuNcEH.
ST. Paul. Sept. II. = Wheat - No. I
Northern. new. G7MGSc; old 1c higher;
No. . Northern. new. G3 3-40lti5c; old
1-2M1c higher. Corn - No. 3 yellow
81 a. 81 1-2c; No. 3, 30 IL % Bic.
Oats - No. 3 white. % q % LIE;
No. ;. 81 1-2M22 LIE. Barley and Rye
Feed barley. 31u33c: No. . rye, As II
M49c: No. 3 rye. 4SM4S 1-4c.
Duluth. Sept. Wheat-No. hard.
cash. 20 1-2c: No. Northern. Csc;
No. Northern. 81 12c: No. ) spring,
GO Lie; to arrive. No. l hard. 20 lie;
No. ! Northern. Csc: September. No. l
hard. 10 1-2c;; No. Northern. Csc;
December No hard. 40 l-2c: No. l
Northern. 6S 1-2c: May, No. l North
crn. II 3-Sc; oats. 3-4c: rye, 53c;
barley. 340i4Oc: flax. to arrive,
Sill; September. Sill; October,
$1.0S IL: corn. % 7-Sc.
Minneapolis. Sept. 1.-Whr;,1-Sep-
tembrr closed at G7 1-4c: December
opened ut GS 1-Sc and closed 1T Csc;
May opened at tic and c.osed at 1914
M7O 7-Sc. On track-No. l hard, old,
20 1-2c: new. CSC: No. l Northern, Old,
50 LIE: new. Csc: No. > Northern, old,
6S Lie: new. "a 1-2c.
Milwaukee,. Wis. Sept. 11.-Flour is
lower. Wheat lower: No. I Northern,
71Ql72c;; No. > Northern. SO 3-4@LG9 3-4c.
Oats steady at 20023 lie. Rye
steady: No. 1. d Lac. Barley firm;
No. .. 42c; sample, 3G 1-2M41c.
Chicago, Sept. 11-Wheat-No. > red.
72c; No. 3. 7Ot71c: No. . hard winter,
&c; No. 3. G3M67c: No. l Northern
spring. go 3-4c; No. ;. G4M10 1-2c.
Corn-No .. 31M31 Use; No. 8. 81 1-:'c.
Oats-No. .. 21 1-40i21 1-2c; No. 3. PIC.
Chicago. Sept. II. = Hogs = Mixed
and butchers, S4.15M+.Go: coed heavy.
S4.3l0i4.35: rough heavy. S4.ooM4 Ia;
light. 81 2Nfi4. Cattlr-Bceves. $4.3O
M6.Go: cows and heifers. S1.1o1o. 10;
Westerns. $4M5.1j: Texas steers. $500
Gi41O: s,ocllcrs and feeders. S'M4.N.
Sheer, - Natives $2.71Jnl5,45; lambs.
50 11al6.25.
SIOUX City. Iowa. Sept. 11.-Cattle-
Becvc>. S4..A,0l5.25: COWS and bulls.
mixed, S2.2:0i4.uO; StockrrS and feed
ers. S::;.O0l4.:3:l: calves and ycarlinss.
$4,000. Hogs. S4M4,2J; bulk, $40
415
South st. Paul. Sept. II. - Hogs -
81. G0M4 90. Cattle-Stcckrrs. $3.50 "a
4.GO; heifrrs. S3.23n3.:0: steers $40;
calves. $500: cows. S3.5n04.1N.