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The evening world., 1901-04-19
T ALLURE MAKES
WOMEN WEEP.
Assignment Of Currier
Sadly Affects His
Fair Customers.

Israel l.. cur-Ic-. doing husIncrs As
a: Nos 5, and 1874 Broadway. assigned
to-day FOR the hcncn, OF creditors. -
Ma,saaIl p. Richards.
Curr.cr WAS % the nrm o. currtrr &
bunker. which failed in December La,
They had Offices at No. - Broadway. Mt
No. = Park RON. ana a; NJ. log state
street. Bosom Tn" h'm held n.mh.-.
ships IN the Consolidated Exchange md
the Produce EN hanE". The PARA ROW
branch was con!ucs.'i Ne a ladies d"
par;:ncnt."
The ,lrm ~ this time Nas new one,
having been mex -t.nc- less 'sau a
year. |, had occn Tor While carrier
i!ua~cr Is Read au, Mr. Read Withdrew
!, month before tie crash.
Curr.cr Joined the Consolidated In
ri.r A. bunker With liabilities OF Sl5"I
he rcorEAn!ze'i under his own name and
continued business In the lower Broad
way office,
He me; h.e Old obligations Nth notes
when he accepted FOR margins hut tn.
rcccn; bull maFkc, soon exhausted
them. |, IL thought the LA o.!i.ies All
no, exceed tli.'o
y large crowd SiI1cf'l IN iAe ma n
o''ic. ih!. forenoon and his ann",.::r.-
m.nt faced ;hcm
TIL. ;lrm %. l.. curr.er & Co
has made an assignment Tor the
benefit -, creditors 20 Marshall l.
richards
,Si;ncdt FRANK GoRF-rII
ATTORNEY FOR Assignee.
s. broadway
Nj. Richard. was In For, J.rvi,. and
Mr.. t;or";h. s,ii tina, Mr. curri"f su.
also out ~ town wh.r". h. did not
know The condition 81 III, concern
couii not De stated uniL the hooks nal
been examined. curricr concluded 20
assign yesterday and Ia. papers wcr.
ma L. ont late Ia she afternoon Tn.
notices were posted at IN" otnccs at So,
clock this morning
Th- uptown ofiic. IL on tho -e.o,il
to-)r OF building ON tn. east sid. o;
broadway. u VAS rented by tn. month
and Handsomely furnished /, VA. much
trcqucntcd ny women who played thu,
stock markc; AMI several Of them grew
hyst.r!cni when they learned nt "a.
failure.
Tn. 'i-m did not do business directly
On the Stock FIX, change a. I, had no
membership there, Like MANY nrrt &,
sent out Srcn; dial or u certain. pc
'uiinr kind OF literature to Isi.plr N
country PAGES around New SnrI New
Jersey and other Statc- not far away.
The Srn declared they declined to ic-
cot tho responsibility Of executing dts.
c:"tionnry" business. and mnde ioIn,
ihat.
The evening world., 1901-04-19
CLERGY AT TRIAL
Of POSTER MEN
Court Asked Aid in
Determining Nor
aIity Of Art.

An immense crowd gathered in N.
First Criminal Court. in Jersey CITY. to-
DAY. when James E. Moore. advertising
as.-l; o. the Bon Ton Theatre. OF tina;
The evening world., 1901-04-19
NO PATRICK INDICTMENT YET
Grand Jury Has Not Finished Ex
nmluluR tho Wituesses.

aiming tue "nnesses.
The Grand Jury. after considering the
Patrick case. adjourned to-day w!,hou,
returning an indictment.
Summoned before them as witnesses
were Valet Charles F. Jones. Prof. Witt
haus. John r. Potts, Patrick's personal
attorney. and G. o. Wcntherbee. OF the
banking house Of Swsnson Il Son.
The Jurors did not succeed In finishlss
with Valet Jones. and tho others were
told to return Tomorrow.
The evening world., 1901-04-19
NO SUNDAY BUTCHER SHOPS.
Gov. Od-li signs mn ForbiddinE
Them to Keep Open.

ALBANY. April r--,;e". Oi-il has
signed the bill %! Asscmhiyman OCon-
nell providing that buchcrs' shop. shall
h. closed on sunday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-27
nULuTH-

DULUTH Mimi. Aug. 26.-The trading
in fax was the feature of this market
today and option trades aggregated
about 10000 bu. October sold from 81 500
down to $1.4213 and September from 81 50
TO $l4512 The close was above the low
point, however. Trading in wheat was
light. The market opened &c off at 697$e
sold at 6912c at $40, rallied to 69&Ic at
1915, sold at 697se at 12:10, at 69ssc at Ito
and closed at 6}J4c, a decline of &c. Cash
sales were 100000 bu at &c and nc over
September. Grain in store at Duluth, Aug
q. No. l hard, 1888 blu No. / northern
17l,90l blS No. 2 northern. 259903 bu; No
spring, 1914 blu; no grade, 5,213 bu; re-
Jected, 2,750 bu; special bin, 1880 bu
Western. 1,02S bu; total, 1875 428 bu de-
crease, LO,G20 bu; corn, 6.425 bu; oats
4G3,E3 bu; rye, 1871, 1913 bu; barley 147, SO
bu; fax, &C. 447 bu. Wheat-No. ! hard,
cash. 7314c; to arrive, 72Ac; September
70hc; No. / northern, cash, zoe; to ar
rive e91@c; September. 69Hc; August, 63lac
October 69Hc; December, Zoe; May, Tie;
No 2 northern, &c; No. spring Csc
Oats 3ls@3435c. Rye-To arrive Sec
Corn, 5l12c. Barley-Feeding, 45@50c;
mailing. 50@60c. FIaX-Cash, 81 so; to ar
rive, $l.59; September, $1.47; September,
Northwestern. $l4712; October, SLAB. Cars
Inspected-Wheat, 1G3; rye, Is; barley, 3;
flax, Al. Receipts-Wheat 103, IS bu; oats,
9S25 bu; rye. 23,755 bu; barley. $3.50 bu;
flax, 1866 blu. Shipments-Wheat, 20
bu; corn, 10000 bu
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-27
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug 26.-FIour-Re-
eeipts, 21965 bbls; exports, 2S,2l5; quiet
and unchanged. closing steady. Rye
-four easy, Cornmeal easy. Rye easy
Baile quiet Wheat-Receipts, "a, $50 bu
exports. 394,555. Spot easier; No. red
..G7sc f. o. b. atloat; No 2 Zoe elevator
NO ! northern, Duluth 77&c f. O. b.
afloat; No l hard, Duluth S3$4c f. o. b.
afioat. Options opened steady on Liver
pool cables, but turned weak under
large Northwestern receipts and liquida-
tlon A midday rally on the visible sup
ply decrease was followed by the re-
Moved unloading, and the decline in the
afternoon was helped by light exports
inquiry: closed weak at 1c ret decline .
October 7o$sM75 13-1Gc closed at 75$sc
december, 11g7Sc, closed Tic Corn-Re-
celpts, $50 blu. Spot weak; No 2 5g&Sc
elevator and 90 Ice f. o. b. ahoat. Op-
tion market was generally weak and
neaNy, losing a cent per bu under stop
loss selling, lower cables an favora bic
crop news; closed weak and f$sc net
lower; September, 591s656Oc closed 5qikc.
December 6o@61kc, closed at 60c Oats
ltecelpts, 10000 bu; exports. / 500 HI,
Spot easier; No. 2, CSC; No. 8, 37l@c: No
WHITE, lie: No. White, 40c; track
ln, Western 3I12@39lAc; track white
oFH Ite Options quiet and lower with
corn.
:. VISIBLE sUPPLY-New York. Aug
me statement of the visible supply
OF grain III store and afloat on Ssti1r
Gay, Aug. "A, as compiled by the NeE
York produce exchange is as foIlov1s We.
w neat 70 800, 0cQ decreased $4,000 bu;
corn 2,20o,GG0 Blu, decreased 57So00 I'm.
oats 3,Sl4,0V bu, increased 367, Geo bu. rye
d iG.t, 600 ou, increased $4,000 blu; bavieJ
iI,0Gn "a, increased $1,000 bu.
LIZ ERPQOL, Aug. 26-Wheat--Spot
No req Western winter dull at IS I'D
no. northern spring quiet at 5s Sd. No
l ailfornla quiet at IS; futures dIIH.
september, 5s I'd; December. SIS S5sd- Co..,
1os5 G' quIet; American m xed new, As
imports of wheat into Liverpool for H.
past week: From Atlantic BORIS In; 9oo
quarters; from Pacific ports. Is Gao c1,s-o
LIS; from other ports, $4,000 quarters
Inc imports OF corn from Atlantic bortS
Tor the week was q ,200 quarters -
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. c6-CIose.-
M,heat.September, 6I7s06424c; Deeennher
6 % May, 1ll2@I15sc; cash No. bard
ooS944o'tsc; No: 3 65146t6512c: No. PRED. e9SI
e$zc. Gora-Saptember, 545sc; December
9f3sc; May, 5IAc; cash No mixed. 56I[G
S S,,f,,t NO $3.50. white, 5S1zc. Oats-No.
ST. LOUIS, No, Aug. 26.-Close: Wheat
lower; No. red cash, 701sc; SepteInber
e934c; December &C. May. 76Isc No
Eard casa, 6t@l0c. Corn lower; No ,
cash 55a4c; September, 559sc: December
SS6@se; May, zoe. Oats lower; No. 2 Gosh
9ac; septembsr, 36a4c; May, $3.50; Nc,
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Aug. 2e-Flo,r
duil. Wheat lower. Close: No. nortb
ern, lie; No. 2 northern, 6912G701ac: Sen
TEMPER, . &c. Rye democrat Zed; No I
o412Sa 5Cc- Barley lower; No. 3. 63Ges4e'
sample, 40a62c. Oats lower; No. 2 white
9o34Q@'Ac. Corn-September 531bc.
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dcrs for heavy draftersSgave a better
tone TO the trade The receipts agere
gated rAuch larger than any DAY Of last
week. i'm which were a lot of fine chr
''dSe ana coach horses. which brought
or a strong competition in that lin.
Ifade IN general was brighter on ali
5000 grades. while the common and in
Itflor classes continued sluggish. Tho
government Voc buying cavalry horses
Values:
Drafters, extra - St5O to Stqo
ditefS. chOice .................. l3j ID 1jB
Jraiters common To good M 12J To- 1870
- arm mares, extra ......-....... 1l5 To l3B
Farm mares. choice - 100 fo Ilj
arm mares common TO good. S. e. 70
= 900, including 600 Texans and 400
Westerns good to choice strong. others
;S5,sady to slow. butchers stock ard
IcAahs strong, Westerns slow. good u
ptinc steers. -. 5Oft6.30. poor to medium
S;O0p2.z2' st0ckers and feeders steady.
, s z944-z9 cows, S2:490450; heifers, S2500
$50; Gamers slow. 81 25d2.35. bells
choice a shade higher, others slow, Sz25
ttl.oo' calves steady, 500; Texas steeIs
Ss 81 Ijg $40. Texas g ass steers hrm.
$f.oJM5.f7; Western. $3.750lSJ Hogs
6tcelpts 82.OU; estimated for tomorrow
I-,WU' left over, $500; active fully Igc
higher, mixed and butchers. s. I54G ID.
gpod To choice heavy, $5.9OnG50. rough
heaVy' 81 Vn5.s5 light S5.70u6 %. bulk
OF sales, $6U6.25. SheeD-Rcc-ists 2lO3-.
lVc higher, lambs, l0It20c higher. choice
wei herS, 50 25n4; fair to choice mixed. %
,'i'f ~ - lt-l Us, fsff1.JUt NeTrIiugs
ga, native lambs, g3ltj.5: Western
lambs. S390T51O
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug 2G.-CattIo- Pa-
ceiptS. 1850 head, market strong ON GOOD
SLOW on others; native steers. stIt5 gg-
I@Nans' S3.25Hl 30; cows ana heifers
steady. $2.bDH4 p, Gamers. SIa2 40. stncI,-
efs and Ieedsr, - G0H4.2 .. Hogs Rece-pt5
5,,D h4ad; market &c higher: heavy. 5g7L
@o.oo mixed, %.s50G Sheeu-Rec
6.lt0 head; market steady to i0r higher.
common and stock sheep, S225d2: lambs
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug 26.-cattre-
Isrcelpls, lgWO; generally steady: native
steers, $i.G5n5.S0. Texans. S2156lI. cows
. ana heifers, S2.fGft5. %; stocl,ers ANA feed
er5' 550I.27; balls 81 .25GlI.z5; calves. g8lf
20; Hogs-Receipts. 1900; Sc higher.
bulk OF sales, $5.sOuG2O heavy. 81 2oltG 81,
packers. $59DdG.2O; m Xed. So .S0ltG %. verk-
er", 55.JOH6; piss 81 .501t5 As. Sheen r.
$4,000 ~
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. 26-Catue-Re-
celpls' 800 steady TO easier: native
steers. S45Od6.l5; sto ,kers and fee tprs
&O14 cows and hcifers, S2Tfj. Texans
S3ZJ5l3. 10 HOgs-Receipts 1900: strong no
DC higher; pigs $J.S5nG. packers. s. eO1t
go butchers, $6.l01G. 80. Sheep-Receipls.
i,tVC; STEADY; native sheep, $-15u5 3;
lambs, 81 2J05
SIOUX CITY, Aug. 2G-Cattle. 2gDl.
SLOW, weak; beeves. 50. SOFA. %; COWS bulls.
mixed $2It3 90; stOCkers and feeders 81 %
m34O; calves and yearings. 81 JgTf3 g.
hogs JOB; market 5Gt7c higher. S5.1n5:
bulk 81 gOTfJ ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

COFFEE AND SUGAR-New York
aug. z6-CDHcc-SpOt Rio quiet. No Z
tn.V2lcc' 27sc; mid quict; COrdOVa, >mllLc.
S4sdI la" quiet; fair refining. 3tsU
f-i5c; centrifugal. SO test 40. ru1lasses
sugar, 5-3Zc; refined quiet Coffee fu-
lures opened unchanged 10 points lower
the easier feeling being due to weakness
IN european markets as reflected i'm the
early cables, heavy primary receiuti ana
room selling After the opening suDporr
from the metal clique" developed. nader.
mI-,cH Rrlces covered their loss and
remained steady until the close The
brazilian markets were featureless. ware.
mousse deliveries at home were moderate.
ana spots held to old prices Final
t Va Lot futures We're net points lower
70 points higher and the uudertoue
steaay Total sales We're 25OCD bags. i'm.
Guiding September at 4.SOu4 Soc: Oct0bai.
4.6544.& January. 5.l5c, February J.zJc:
MA 9.49o9..yc j. une' 5S5c; July $500,
ana September 1902 al 8. 7Gn5. 75c
MEIA l-S--New York. Aug. ZG Owing
10 the Increase in the arrival OF tin the
locaI metal market eased off 3Iia points
To-Day ana was weak in tone closing az
$zb.6l l24ZG.Sl12. In London, however. TIN
was dull and unchanged at eli los. and
futures closed at Eli los Copper locally
was dull and nOminally unchanged al
I6l2nl7c for Lake Superior and l6ss
l6'"c for casting and elecrolytic. Lon
don prices were 5s lower. with sD0r
quoted at ESQ lis Cd. and futures at eG7
%. Lear in London was Is "a higher
ri
market was very quiet and unchanged at
4.3l1S- Spelter ruled rather quiet AZ un-
changed prices. closing at 81. There was
q loss Of d Sd noted i'm the London mar
ket under Liquidation. spot closing al rs.
Local iron markets ruled featureless and
nomlnally unchanged; pig iron warrants
S9Wl0; No. ] foundry, $l50l5.5O No. 2
Southern. Sl4Ql4.50: No. / foundry South
ern. Sl4. l50l5-2j; No. / foundry soft
Southern. 81 75Gt15. .. Glasgow warrants
closed at SIS 81 and Middlesboro closed al
ass 41ad.
NEW YORK PRODUCE-New York.
Aug. 8-Butter-Receipts g553 pack ages;
market steady, state dairy ITrisc:
creameries, l6420c; June packed factory,
lfz4l512c. Cheese-Receipts. 5.HV pack
ages. market quiet; fancy large cOlored,
Shc; do white, 9@sQ91zc; fancy small
Solored. 97sq93c; do white. 9lIc Eggs
Receipts, 9.555 packages; market firm:
state and Pennsylvania. 1S020c: Western
candled, lIIlUlae; do uncandled, 14nl7cs
COTTON-New York tug 26-Cotton--
spot closed steady nc advance: mlddling
tplands, s9sc; middling gulf, SIC: sales.
Ass bales futures closed steady: Au.
gust. Z. Sc; September. 1880: October.
l.aic; November. 1910: December. Z. g9c:
January. cole; February. sole: March,
S94c April sole: May. S05c
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-27
SEPTEMBER WHEAT AT CHICAGO
CLOSED Use BELOW FINAL QUO-
TATION FOR SATURDAY
CORN SHOWS LOSS OF l $50
Sertesn ber Oats Are use Lower
Provisions Were Fairly Firm,
bat at the END Sold = I-2@
lie Lower.
Closing.
NJ -. n 4

CHICAGO Aug. 26.-DuHness prevailed
IN both the Sram and provisions markets
on the Board of Trade today. and lowed
prices ruled, september wheat closing &c
lower, September corn l5sc lower with
odlS sc lower. Provisions closed at a
decline of 2}s@71ac.
Lack Of outside demand and weak ca
Iles together with liberal receipts in the
Northwest developed weakness in wheat
Liverpool quotations began q trife high
q before The opening. Buying derived
some SnCOura cement from this fact and
at the opening there were a few sales aft
Saturday ) closing prices and in one or
NO cases buyers We're willing TO nav
shade better. Good crop prospects with
DlS receipts in the Northwest together
win the decline in com, however, quick
~ brought about decline ard the mar
kel was weak throughout the dav Sen
TENDER opened unchanged to 1sc higher
~ G35@7QAc, but the initial figures we're
al the nigh point of the, daV as nricae
quickly receded and continued to decline
until the close, which was at a decline
OF t6c, at 63l4c, the low point Worlds
shipments We're $4,000 bu while there
was decrease in the total visible ar
$-5S59GC0 bu. Seaboard clearances OF
wheat and flour We're equal to S22 GOO lu.
with 10 boat loads reported taken for ak
port Primary receipts were l 569 900 bu
compared with l,t3S,G60 bu last wear Min
neapoiIS and Duluth reported 7S7 cars
against 663 asst week and 727 a year ago
tract
Corn was dun throughout the entire
session and suffered 9 rather severe loss
N value, considering its steady decline
during The past two weeks. Liquidation
prevailed to some extent, but the selling
appeared to be more in the nature Of
the crowd going short September rang
ed between 53Ac and 551sc, the closing
at the low point a decline of 1850 Re-
celptS We're Si3 cars, 10 contract
-Oat5 opened quiet and unchanged but
TACK OF outside support caused weakness.
anu lower prices prevailed There were
no special features TO the trade and
about the only trading was in changing
Tor Outside account September sold be-
, ~ cen 55c anu SIC, closing with a loss of
isG: at 551se. Receipts were 147 cars
IEoNlslons opened firm on higher prices
Tor hogs, and if any support had been
received from the grain market prices
might have continued strong. as there
was a good demand by commission
houses As il was provisions closed
StE3ns compared with grains January
pofk declined re at the close after sell
ias s6etWeen Sl5.40 and $15.571s final 6e-
ufeS belng $lo.4'12. Lard closed at S. 80 a
E less OF re, after ranging between 81 81
and SeS5llS.6il2. Ribs sold between ST. s9IS
ana 50, closing al the low figure with =
decline of Sc
Estimated receipts for tomorrow.
w neat, %; corn, 400; oats, 375; hogs, rs
) he leading futures ranged as follows:
open. High. Low C,l,Jse
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-27
LIVE STOCK BROKERS.
January .......I 500 500 g2pzr : a5

Cash quotations were as follows:
ffsi5o}nur-Sst STEADY Wheat-No. 3 spring,
ooS &c So a,1zo5Io. yellow, 541a@56c oats
No NO 3 whitet, S64 @S694c Rye4 !2cl - ,
2SSG--t921gc Barley-Fair to choice mating
SoTf bTsss Fla EIaXseed-No. i $l48 No
Prime, So 80. Pork-Mess. Der, bbI si4 ON
Il 40 Lard-Per 100 lbs, s.. g2l$a5% 81
snort Snort Ribs-Sides Qoose). SIS. 25Gs8. n
Sid 3uidee,rT Ey sailed Cboxe0 7H@7i5c.
4TIt!IiesIohQrt clear (boXed) IS. S0sIS 90
w hSky-Basis of high wines. 81 % Go
yer Seed-Contract grade $l001O Is. Re
celptsM oat lou 22C0) bbls wheat 253 geo bu:
IUrhi SUI OVO bu oats, 81 GOO bu; rye, 5000
30 30 oo DaTley, lUS.00 bu. Shpments-Flonr
1000 bu; oats, 100000 bu. On the ' pro,
9uGe exchange the butter market wse
GGqI: creameries, 14920c; diaries. l30I7r
steady; fresh, 1215@i4c. ssS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-27
ST. PAIL CRAZE

oats-No. 8. 851z@36Ac; No. white
3Gl4 d37c.
Corn-No. 3. 571AQ5Sc; No 3 yellow,
5S1lq583lc
Feed ranulated cornmeal in cotton
sacks. 81, %; coarse cornmeaI ton, so. ESQ
2l.75; ground feed, Nos. l, 2 and 8, 1920
% So
Bran and Shorts-PUau in bulk, $140
1850; shorts in bulk, $15015.5O.
Hay-Receipts larger; demand slow. Up
land choice, $4,000; upland, No. !, $50
Q95J; No l wild. $SGS50; No. 2 wild,
$6.50d7.50; timothy, choice 11.75012; No.
l. $1050011. so; rye straw, choice $46I450
wheat and oat straw, $3D4.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-27

Ga a enlpef opened at Csc and broke TO
ii nae WORKING back Slowly to the onrn.
To 6S$, q opened at 691sc and sold
Inc following was the range of mic.
Wheat a,I Open. High. Low. M oloSins; s,-
6 EsS.- $ $s g g.. 81 g. sc sc n X !.
No i,rach-JIhcial closing quotations.
NJ naIu 'O4c; No. l northern. oslo:
- - 1'3c; rye, 503zc barley. 500f0c an IL
Ild'' Ia% futures, September. 81 a.. o. rs'A,
FIour-Millers report the Aop, ,,,.,,.,.,4
Unchanged as TO prices or e siour market
mere was fair demand TO Start ~ ia Soi ne
- rom lroIh all classes of buyers The oIIt
80 - ioL the week is for continued GOOD
race ana heavy shipments So"
Inc posted figures show * 927 bb1,,,,..
ped for the day. '''-0' DDS snip
op hIr st patents are quoted s.. S5aS. 80; seq
. 50; second clears 81 20 P-o0'p
tlaX-The flax market wont 70 d.
~ 90 HinS There was a &c break in
c ci,e gariy trading and against Saturdays
~ q . H5 5I OF 81 o99s there were sales
d - 90. ThIs was followed by succesSiyo
uecIihes until the market was down 10
80 &c Inc range was scattering and
1rauss We're made from 1854 down To-
eHi en- Inese early figures were unohfain-
a. Hi re lax TO arrive in ten DAYS sold ~
$l.52 A number of lots were caTrie.d, 80, az
, 81 peiore the close, the market was
EieIhofaIIZed and sales We're reDorted a
low as 81 .45 for No | and Of S1 1c6SI az a.
~ M tlilleapoIlS received % cars, against d
laSt year. Duluth received Al cars =
losing prices; Minneapolis. cash. 81 A..
oepIehpcr, 81 Al October, 81 40 DuI1Itb
cash, Sl.50; to arrive 81 40. Santen1T a.
81 A; October, $1.43 iiiper'
Corn-The corn market declined 165oo
, llaue WAS Mas again dull and offerings neg
fnT
market had little snap or actiyitv No >
yellow is quoted 52lac and No corr
ozc Receipts, IA cars; shipments 2 cars
neo%iI7 -, ii ere was an early decline, and
IIteasl9 all the business was on a range of
12Q?4c under Saturday. No oats to
arrive aIIIEe brought 3412c; Spot No. 2 sold ar
SS43 z3,ei Closing quotations were: No.
Whlte oats, 34c; No 3 oats 22ILc p
celptS, 56 cars shipments % cars
Feed and Meal-The marker shows f,,r
S S,len uecHhes OIL 25c per ton all around
S SSoS -s cornmeal and cracked corn, 500 d
4LO.to; No. / feed, so. 75T51. %. No , fead
81 Sol 10; No. fred sd 75fI29 o.. e,,'1
uial Cd cornmeal in cotton sacks III t{1o
rate of 81 Is perbbl 'ii'
IN; niilIstu its-The market is without spe-
CiaI changes on any grade Rrai, in bi3Cl,
Is quoted at $l4d14 so; bulk shorts s1s =
9lo-39; neur middlings. SIS. 75G2f6. *. ra6o
oos IN l40-lb sacks, ST 50GlS; feed in 960- n,
1888 81 per ton additional: in 1Oa-H,
SACKS S.50 per ton additional Shin
ments, 12S3 tons snip
Bariey-One hundred and twentv-etobr
ears OF barley We're received here an,
H. - C1 $50, were snlpped. Under pressure OF
the heavy offerings prices weakened and
the general range was lower Some bar
icy went over unSold. No. 4 brought 521s
9ee AZ the close feed grades were quot
90 Suato :Ss, and mating grades 55@6Oc
. hSEIhere was slump in rye No
Sold principally at 51Ac. No 10 -
rive sold at Size. Toward che close *
market was weaker, and No. 2 closed at
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-27
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.



Other Grains-W Winter wheat, 4; No 5
corn. IS; No. corn, 2; No. oats, GA no
grade oats. 2; No. 2 rye, 80; No. 3 rye, 2:
No. 3 barley, 81; No. 4 barley, 81; No. 5
barley, 10; no grade barley, /; No. l flax,
43; rejected flax /.
Cars Inspected out-No. northern, 107
No. northern. 81; No. 3, 90; rejected S.
no grade, 8; No. 3 corn, ] No. corn
5; No. oats, 3; no grade oats. 10; No 2
rye, 4; No. 3 barley, /; No. barley, 2;
No / flax /
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-27
Low Rates to New York ann Rstur,

HE Chicago Great Western railway
and return at very low rates, with priv
lleSe of stop-oVers at Buffalo Niagara
rails, Washington, Baltimore and Phil
taueIphia.e Fer further information apply
70 70 =; ~. StoRr, city ticket agent, corner
Fifth and Robert streets. st. Paul. '-e4
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HOG RECEIPTS MODERATE. WITH
PRICES FIVE TO TEN CENTS
HIGHER
THE CATTLE TRADE IS DULL
Prices on Butcher Stun Rule Ten
Cents Lower-stoeiS Cattle Steady,
With Light 0ferfngS-Sheep
Active and Higher.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Aug. 26-Receipss
at the Union stock yards today We're:
Cattle, 100; calves, 100; hogs, SEQ: sheep,
250; horses, q; cars So.
Official rccsipts Saturday: Cattle Tsp:
calves, 20; hogs, 747; sheep. 40; ears. Il.
Receipts thus far in August comDare3
with the same period in 1900. are as fol-
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Receipts, Il cars; shipments.

Hay-U pland fancy. SO; upland choice.
$l0.50; upland No. /, $3.50; midland. s.. 500
$50; medium $3.50; timothy, choice, $12
No. l. $l1; rye straw, choice, 81: wheat
and cat straw, $3.50G4 80. Receipts, n
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-27
Exposition, Buffalo
n

Tho Chicago Great Western railway
sells through excursion tickets at very
low rates. with choice OF all rail, or rail
to Chicago, Detroit or Cleveland and
lake journey thence to Buffalo. Equlu-
ment and service unsurpassed. A vaIua-
bic. folder to be had for the asking.
For full information and folders ad-
dress J. y. Storr, city ticket agent. cor
ner Fifth a1d Robert streets. ST. Paul.