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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-22

sides Mr.. Lambert. Philip Peck, Jno. T.
Moir, ]. w. Mason, John A. Scott. a. B.
Loebenstein. L. Turner. W. L Madeira,
Chr. Castendyk, Chas Furneaux, Geo. S.
Mckenzie and representative of the
Herald.
The handsome car Hilo, drawn by en-
CINE No. 8. left waiakea at $50, stop
ping at Keaau for Mr. McStocker, who
continued on the train to Mountain
View, where a ten minute stop was
made, but owing to inclement weather
the party did not so far from the depot.
On the return of the train to Olaa Mill
Mr.. MeStocker left and the balance of
the party continued TO Kapoho. Mr..
Eustis took a great interest in the coun-
try and asked for information relative
to the lava flow of 1910 over which the
tracks are laid
AT Puma a splendid luncheon, prepar-
ed under the direction of Mrs Lambert,
was served in the car. Manager Camp
bell of the Puma Sugar Company was
at the station waiting the arrival of
the train. He had provided convey
ances and accompanied the party to
Green Lake and the bottling works of
the Kawaiakekua Mineral Water Com
pany and other places of interest Mr..
Eustis was favorabiy impressed with
what he saw and complimented Mr..
Campbell upon the fine appearance of
the cane. The train left Kapoho shortly
before 8 o'clock and reached Hilo in
fifty minutes-Herald
HILO WEDDING.
Henry ]. Lyman and Miss Grace Neu-
mann were united in marriage at noon
last Monday, at the Richardson home
stead in this city, Rev. Mr.. Hill officiat-
ing. The ceremony was performed in
and friends of the parties. The bride
was attended by Misses Elvira Richard
son and Sarah Lyman. The best mar
was Eugene Lyman, a brother of the
groom.
| After the ceremony, a delightful
luncheon was served, and at $3.50 p. m
the bridal party left by train for TIT
Volcano House. They will reside a
Kapoho, Puma.
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS.
/ A writ of habeas corpus was granite,
Tuesday afternoon by Judge Little il
i behalf of Kama, a native who is undo
arrest charged with forgery. The wri
was made returnable at 10 o'clock, De
cember 30. The offense which cause
the arrest of Kama for forgery consist
in his alleged signing of names to
petition circulated in Puma asking TO
certain changes in school matters. TIL
hearing on the writ will be to deter
mine whether the signing of anothe
mans name to a petition constitutes tn
crime of orgery.-Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-22
SHOOTING AT oLAA.

Keala Kalea, native living at twelve
miles, was shot in the knee last Sun
day, the 80 calibre ball just grazing the
bone. There is some mystery about
the shooting. The natives claim it was
accidental The disappearance of a
native who was living in the same house
indicates that crime may have been
committed. The police are investigating
the case.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-22
ENTERTAINING EUsTIs.

Accompanying Mr.. Eustis were, be-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Sept. 2o:--The cotton
market opened easy with prices to e points
lower under general selling, based largely upon
unfavorable Liverpool cables heavy receipts and
good weather map. Following the call the
Wall street bull faction started in to rally the
list and quickly lid January up to size. or
within point of the close of last night. But
the commission house contingent had large sell
ing orders Of the Saturday proht-taking char
acter from their constituents and the bulls were
compelled to absorb this cotton even TO hold
tn emarket from further declines below the
opening figures. The private crop reports, never
the less, still very pessimistic and short
crop in many sections were said to be a Ger
tainty. The southern SPOT markets were holding
firm according to private kilograms. As the
session wore along speculation quieted down
considerably and the hull leaders experienced
less difficulty in holding prices at steady
level January the center of ttention,
though the scalping contingent were disposed
to risk ventures in March and May along con-
seryative lines. Another cold wave was shown
on the map for the extreme northwest but as
yet this caused no uneasiness in local trade cir
cles.- - -. :.
Estimated receipts at the ports to-day, 80, 000
bales against % 225 actual last week. and 81 154
actual last year. Fot the week. 200. 900 bales.
against 2O9,46 actual last week and 14J. 532
actual last year. To-day's receipts at New Or
Jeans were 1904 bales against 5. $50 last year,
and at Houston 1922 bales against 1854 last
year. .-..-...
Cotton futures closed steady: September, S.esc:
October. S.65c: November S.65c: December,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-20

PARIS, Sept. 2O.-Three per cent rentes 100
francs 22R confines. Exchange on London 20
francs 1914 centimes. Spanish fours closed
$50. Z -.T'E.' ~"
BOSTON. Mass. Sept 2o.-Exchanges $19,-
400, 49, balances 81 ,739, 100. ~
day. So 6s7 341 .93: New York exchange selling
rate, 10c premium; buying rate 4oc discount;
Chicago exchange. selling rate, par; buying rate,
SOC discount London 63-day sight documentary
exchange $4.s2%. 49,,
ST. PAUL, Sept. 2o.-Clearings, $7es; 5s2 ~,
NEW YoRK % SEPT Sep so-Ezchanges $780, e1o
balances 81 ,546, 562. >~f
Posted exchange 4sf sixty days; 1861 on de-
mand. New York exchange nil.
LONDON, Sept 2O.-The sum of $1,000 was
withdrawn from the Bank of England to-day for
shipment to Egypt
BERLIN, Sept. 20 Exchange on London 20
marks 36 pigs. for checks Discount rates
short bills, TX per cent; three months bills ~
per cent. .f,~. 9 ~ ~.
LONDON, Sept 2o.--Gold premiums are quoted
Mt Buenog Aires. 1850 Madrid 30 oo Lisbon y
,a HI A. Sept &c ns ST.
ings $1o7, 519,s13; balances. $16,324.627. Money
6 per cent. - @ s.
NEW YORK. Sept. .-Close-Money on call
steady; actual transactions per cent. closed Of
cent: Sterling exchange firm with actual business
In bankers bills at 4e5.875 for demand and at
f. SO for sixty days: posted rates 4 S2la @4: 81
and e4.SOh. Commercial bills 4.S2A 64. S2M
bar silver Sly; Mexican dollars a012: govern
| ment bon'ls steady; state bonds inactive; rail-
road bonds steady. q,
Harl ss}nass. Ms fe9
ings $50, $40, 6s7: balances $3,554, 1857. Money
5M6 per cent.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
A SEVERE SQUEEZE IN THE SEPTEMBER
WHEAT OPTION INDICATED.

A SEVERE SQUEEZE IN THE SEPTEMBER
WHEAT OPTION INDICATED.
t,o Ghic ca Sept 2oRsgardless Of the prohibi
court the action in wheat at the opening today
indicated another severe squeeze in progress
going on at the hands Of leading elevator houses,
FOR some time 1t has been understood that Sep
tember wheat was congested in few hands. Last
Saturday when Judge Chytraus rendered his de-
of Trade September wheat suffered. A week
OF OF = fairly air good export demand and night of
bad weather with rains northwest and more to
follow frightened the shorts badly: Commission
houses that have been short heavily for custom
ess today ts conceded that they could get Sep
oTered Receipts continued fairly improved but
cables cal were somewhat higher and it was feared
that the rains would retard movement. septem-
her in the first twenty minutes of trade jumped
Opening pen agin UNCHANGED a. to rs up at 1875 to
strong in sympathy, December starting at e9Nc
receipts were 200 cars, 5 Of contract grade Min
se2 last week and !, 422 year ago. :
neapolis and Duluth We're bullish the latter offer
ing 19c to cancel shipments:' Two million bushels
of 5oy by SIX
closed strong, We up at 75Bc. December
touched o9Ac and closed firm, 1sc higher at
69%c. +
Close: Wheat-september, 75Ac; December,
es%e; May, 7oM @7oAc; :, :
nostSsf6 sp % 7e@7se; NJ Spring.
activity in wheat, pushed up corn prices. There,
was only little action in September. but prices
gained 1Ac, at 591ac. October made better
showing, gaining &c over last night, at "a hc:
Receipts were large, at 446 cars. 1913 of contract
grade. Contract stocks We're still falling off.
December opened a shade to h@Ac up, at 44@
44kc and sold at A Nc ~-3'. .''5 Z
Late trade in corn was neither active nor
heavy. There was some offering on the advances
but the close firm, September NC up. at
59Ac, December Nc up. at .44@44Bc, and Octo-
Corn..-septem 5a@59Hc: October, 54Ae;
November, 49c; December. 44@144Mc; May. 4OA
@4oKc: Cash Corn-No. 2, 5o@59Ac; No. B.
53E @59c. :, -
Oats made a fair rally after several days Of
depression. Rains worked against the quality Of
new oats and contract stuff was scarce. There
fair buying early and some of the early up
turn resulted from sympathy with wheat and
corn. September opened nc up at 32Ac, and
sold at 3215c. December started &c higher, at
ao5sc, and held steady. Receipts were $50 cars,
"A Of contract grade. !
Oats-Septenlber, FAC; old, 261hc; December,
?0kc; old. 26%c; May. 81 Nc. Cash Oats-No.
2 0S1mc. No. 2 26Ihm
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-20
BAD BANK SHOWING
The Reserves of the Banks Show a
Deficit of 81 ,642, O5O Below
Legal Requirement.
Before This Announcement St. Paul
~ Had Been Bid Up to 1884
Gains Wiped Out.

New York, Sept. 2o.--There was an active and
we'll distributed demand for stocks at the open
Ing which carried prices up a fraction all around
First sales of st. Paul Of 3, 500 shares at an
extreme advance Of B and the stocks gain was
made subsequently. full point. Otherwise
there was no conspicuous feature in the market
Strength was renewed in the stocks which
figured most prominently in yesterdays rise.
These included Canadian Pacific. Illinois Cen
trail, New York Central Pennsylvania, Great
Northern preferred and st. Paul. The latter
made the maximum advance of points, touch
ing 1873. The Improvement in these stocks had
sympathetic effect; the entire list but the
western, Pacific and southwestern stocks did
not make much response. Industrial stocks
were In some demand consolidated Gas, Rubber
Goods preferred and the United States rubber
stocks gaining point over
A renewed advance in St.. Paul to 1881 served
to sustain the market and there were advances
OF point or more in several minor stocks be-
fore the appearance of the bank statement The
disclosure that the reserves Of the banks showed
q deficit Of 81 .642,05 below the legal require
ment turned the whole market downward on
active dealings. st. Paul lost allsits gain and
earlier gains all around were wiped out. Losses
established ran to point in Missouri Pacific,
Southern Pacific, Texas & Pacific and Brooklyn
transit and J. u In Louisville & Nashville. Raj
lies on covering by room shorts were but feeble
and the selling was renewed. The closing
active and easy. =
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co., Chamber of Commerce, Mime
apolis.
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A Familiar Figure on Change.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, Sept Co.
Rainy weather coming on top of all the recent
bull talk and the evidence developed yesterday
of short lines in September, gave rise to
very strong feeling in wheat to-day. and new
gains made in all prices. The first signs
Of an increasing outside interest came out at
hold the market after the first advance Sep
telnber again very strong, and following up
yesterdays, gain of Nc made another advance
Of 1sc to-day selling to 6sc; December sold to
66tsc and closed firm at 66h. May sold to 6S1ac
and closed at Gs14 GIGs7sc:
There was general rein in Minnesota. Light
local rains in South Dakota Light scattered
rains in Nebraska, and it was raining at Omaha
and Valentine. The prediction for show
tonight and Sunday for the northwest. Chi
cago' wired early that wheat was strong with
considerable activity In the September option.
The good cash situation in the northwest and
prospects of unsettled weather the strength
married. M, it showed terrera lures higher every
where. All the markets opened little higher,
mainly on this wet weather, and a fear that
frost may follow. Receipts in Chicago were very
fair, the grading not had. Sentiment appeared
to be h'lish on everything,
In the northwest 925 cars showed up In all
neapolis gained n little with 3S2 cars against
800, Duluth dropping behind, with 543 against
9a. Primary receipts We're 1897 900 bushels
compared with 1,116,oOo bushels last year, and
shipments 100000 bushels against $4,000
Wheat and flour clcarances equaled 100000
bushels
The cash market held to the trading ba-
sis at September price for No 2 Northern and &c
over for No. l. but the figures were higher cor
choice No. 1, Tic touched, although this was
above the average and 7OHc the best OBJ
ttainable for the bulk. No. 2 sold at 6Shc
Offered. No. 8 had much wider range and
showed sales from 81 to IS. while little old
No. brought 67kc Rejected sold at 665s to
6Oc fog the extreme range and no grade from
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-20

grade 81. - ~,
Other Grains-No. 8 yellow corn, /; No. 8
corn, 3; no grade corn. /; No. white oats,
4; No. 3 white oats. 20; No. white oats. 25;
NO. oats, 80; no grade oats. II: No. 2 rye, 4;
No barley 1s So bsrieS So No. BARLEY
20; no grade barley, ID; No. l fax, IS; rejected
flax. 33; no grade fax. 3.
Cars Inspected Out-No. 1 northern wheat Al;
No. northern wheat. 25; No. wheat, IL; re-
jected wheat, 4; no grade wheat l.; No. white
oats. 2; No barley, 8; No. barley, 8; No.
barley, 10; no grade barley, l; No. 2 rye, 1;
No. 1 fax, 5: rejected flax, 1.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-20
DAILY CLOSING PRICES.
Minneapolis Wheat.
Sont non


Received-wheat, 3s2 cars, 83o.9so bu: corn,
rye. 5000 bu fax. SO, 800 bu; -four 600 br1s;
millstuffs: ~ tons: hay. SO tons; fruit, 54o,G5o
posts and piling, 8 cars; barrel stock. 2 cars:
machinery, 415.O00 lbs. coal, 100 tons; wood, 80
brls household goods, 10000 lbs; stone and mar
BILE, 8 cars: linseed OIL 500 brls; salt, car;
10 cars; sundries IS cars; Sc car lots. 11oe '''S
shipped-Wheat, 45 cars, 41.3eO blu: oats
y By a;o barley 5r o by rye 1s9o s
$50 tons: fruit, l16 $50 lbs: merchandise
lbs lumber q GERS; posts and ping
cement 902 brls; household goods "a, 900 lbs rail-
road iron, 1 car; stone and marble, cars; live
900 lbs: hides, pelts etc.. IA. 500 lbs: railroad
materials, cars sundries, 80 cars: car lots,
945, --.~ 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-20
THE CASH TRADE
OATS CONTINUE wEAK-FLAX FIRMER-
MILLSTUFFS FIRM,

...s' M1LLSTUFES FIRM.
- FLAX--The market held steady all through
and at the close was frmer and higher with
VI. 81 bid for choice No. seed. Local crushers
were active and some inquiry developed from
this =. quarter Shippers and elevator men were
late at $1:31 @1;s11A, and on the later trades
to 81 81, some poor lots going as low as 18TH
{ During the week, 49, 264 bu went into store
here which brings the present stock up to 1OS-
427 bu.
Minneapolis received 81 cars, against IS last
year, and shipped 49, y, Duluth had 1os cars.
to arrive in ten days, $1.3o45; September, 81 .s2
October. $1.29.
CoRN-Nothing of special interest developed
in corn. No. yellow sold at 5Sc and No. 4
corn at 571ac, No. yellow closing at 57%c.
Receipts, cars; shipments. none.
OATS-A good general demand ruled, but the
tendency was again easy and some low figures
were heard. No. white sold from 29bc down
to &c. At the close this grade was quoted
FEED AND MEAL-coarse corn meal and
f$2O.50@2075; No. 3 feed $20.5O@2O.75. At
! the close feed grades are quoted 35@5Oc and
mating grades 5O@62c. 49, =
MILLsTUFFs-Prices are frmer all around,
and there is good demand: Bran in bulk, 81 a
80; bulk shorts SIP; flour middlings, $3.50;
red dog $40 f b; feed in 200 lib Sacks 81 per
ton additional; in 10O-lb sacks, 81 80 per ton adj
ditional Shipments, /, $50 TONS Il
x RYE-The market was less active. AT the
close No. rye was quoted at 4534c Receipts,
z cars shipments cars -.. 80. j..
4 BARLEY-Barley again little easier in
general tone and there were fancy prices
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THE FLOUR MARKET
STOCKS VERY LIGHT-DEMAND HEAVY AND
. PRICES FIRMER

t6IUCNS VEHY LlGHT-UEMANU dEAVY ANU
. PRICES FIRMER.
: The week closes with another moderate adj
vance in -four prices this covering patents
which are quoted about 1Oc higher, while clears
: The milling trade showed great improvement
during the week. and it is now felt that the
last of the old hesitating feeling has passed. and
buyers who have persstently held off, hoping to
buy at lower figures are beginning to realize that
of -four In this country are at very low points
and the same Is true Of stocks In foreign coun-
tries In the eastern centers Of consumption
1.-THE stocks are far below the average, some
points reporting less than at any time in ten
years. With this condition the outlook is for
4, continued good business and firm prices
Shipments for the day, 75,151 barrels.
First patents are now quoted $3.so@3.9O; Sec
second clears, $2.4O@2.5O.
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ONE ON THE ENGL1sHMAN.

"
On the excursion given by Secretary Langley
to the members of the National Academy of Sci
ence down the Potomac the other day Bernard
Green of the library of congress is credited with
having told the best story of the afternoon. Mr..
Green happened to be crossing the ocean few
years agu on the Fourth Of July, which national
holiday was celebrated with great enthusiasm
by the Americans OF, board.
81 say asked one of the Englishmen, what
is this the anniversary of anyway? Isn't it to
celebrate the battle Of Bull Run or something OF
the kind? H.
.'No." promptly spoke up American, mot
Bull Run-John Bull Run
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Sept. 2o.-Butter re-
ceip1s 1926 packages. Market steady: state
common to choice 1872 d22c.
Chees RECEIPTS 5,221 packages Firm; new
state full cream small colred fancy and white
22c: large, colored, 1o1ac; large, white, 1oss q
1O1Hc.
average prime, 2O@22c; country candled, 200
22c; western uncandled, 16G120hc. ~.
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THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

paid on any lots. No. s brought .4o@49c, and
No. 4, 45@5sc for good lots. Receipts. 50 cars;
HAY-upland. choice, ss@s5O; upland. No.
/, S7.5oGs; midland, ,s6.5o@7; medium, $500;
of color $2@4; TIMOTHY fancy, l1SO@12; timS
10. 50; rye straw, choice, S4@4.50. Receipts, SO
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Sept. 2o-Provisions
hog market and in the inhuance Of advancing
grain prices. January pork, opened .21ac to Sc
up at $15.O2h to $1515. January lard unchanged
at $S47h and sold ut $3.50. January ribs, 2Rc
higher at $7921.
Close: Pork September. $685. October,
1858; January. $15.O5; May. $142 Lard Sep
TENDER, $40 95: October 9.S5; December sos Y;
January. S. 50: May $s91h; N4yember, sS $9a7 r:
January, $7.95; May, $685. T.. =
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Sept. 2O.-Beef-
Steady. Pork-Dull. Lard-Firm; prime wes-
tern steam, $11. ~ -.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Sept. 2o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1,50O, slow, steady; beef steers, S4.750l
$50; COWS and heifers, $685.; Texans. So. 5Om
AIS; Gamers, $1.75@2.S5 stockers and feeders,
$2.75@5:25: Hogs-,Receipts. $500; steady
heavy 81 .20@7. 40; mixed 81. 40: pigs, sea
I. Sheep-Recepts 800; steady; yearlings, S. 65
@3.90; lambs, $25O@5.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Sept 2o-Cattle-
Receipts, 800; steady; beef steers, $S.so@7 80:
stockers and feeders. S330@4.35; cows and
heifers, $2.2o@6.5O; Texans, $26O@4.S5. Hogs
Receipts. 1000; steady; pigs. $7.25@7. 40; pack
ers $7.25@7.50;. butchers, $7.50@7.S5. Sheep
Receipts, 300; steady; sheep, $4,000; lambs
$40 $50.
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PROVISIONS

LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS Sept. 2O.-Beef,
prime mess western, SIS Cd. HAMS short cut,
IA to 16 lbs. firm, sos 3d. Bacon. firm; Cum-
"a lbs, CAS-; long clear middles, light % to 81
lbs els Cd; long clear mindless heavy lea IS to 40
clear bellies IL to 6 lbs 65s. Shoulders, square,
II to 10 lbs, firm 53s Cd. Lard, prime western
in tierces. quiet, 51s Cd; American refined In
pals, dull, 53s. - = -
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STATE GRAIN 1NsPEcT1oN.-sEPr. Is

STATE GRAIN 1NsPEcT1oN.-sEPT.1 10.
Great Northern-No. hard 1; No. northern
"a; No, northern. IS; No. 8, IA; rejected, o.
no grade. g. & ..5,s - = :. -
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul-No. 1 north
ern, Fl; No. northern, "A; No. 8, "a; rejected
81; no grade 10. ~ s..s,z-.
Minneapolis & St: Louis-No. 1 northern, g.
No. 2 northern, 10; No. 8, 4; rejected, l. no
grade, 6. H.. .. e.t - u ~
500 Line-No. 1 northern. 3; No. northern,
10; No. 8. 4: rejected. i; no grade, l.
Northern Pacifc-No. l northern, S; No. 2
northern. Is; No. 3, l. rejected. 8.
Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis 6 Omaha-No.
northern, Z; No. northern, 9; No. 8, 10; re-
tected, 8; no grade, 30.
Minnesota Transfer-No grade. L. e..
Total-No. hard, l.; No. northern, IS; No.
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ARRANGING A DIVIDE

- Washington Star. ''0 .
$50 you're one O. desc people dat favor a
distribution of wealth. said Flooding Pete
u am answered Meandering Mike. 81
want see evrey. pervided wit what he kin
enjoy an appreciate. I'm in favor OF lett1n'
de rich an refined have all de soap an towels.
while folks like you an me takes possession OF
de breWeries.'
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PUTS AND CALLS.
1870 O'Clock report:
Puts-December wheat, 66Mc.
Calls-December wheat, 61@67Mc.
Curb-December wheat, 6615c.
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HIS ONLY HOPE.

Chicago News.
''Tell me-" said the easy mark, what sort Of
girl should propose toy
''Oh'' rejoined tie ne-teller, lone who is
rich, of course-and foolish
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244 lbs. $3.50: 62, 253 lbs $40
Cattle-Receipts 200; steady. Sales: beeves,
IL .l43 lbs Sc 80; COWS. S9G lbs. So: II COWS
9o0 lbs, 1918; cows. 1,240 lbs 81: IL stockers,
74O lbs So: II stockers $50 Ibs $3.50; stock
ers, 1.150 lbs, $4.s5; yearlings, 1873 lbs, So;
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LIVERPOOL PRODUCE, Sept. 2o.-Butter,
nominal Cheese, steady; American finest white,
4ss American finest colored. Acc. Tallow, steady;
prime city, 27s Cd; Australian in London BIS ed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-20

S.6Sc: January. S.72c; February, s49c: March,
S.49c: April S.49c; May, S.50c; spot closed quiet;
middling uplands, &c; middlng gulf, 9Ac; sales
1,241 bales.
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Sept 20.
-Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. &c; centrifugal,
21hc: molasses sugar 2Ac: refined firm; crushed,
5.2Oc; powdered, Assoc; graduated, 4.7oc.
Coffee-Quiet; No. Rio Csc.
Molasses-Firm; New Orleans, 30@40c.
Coffee futures this morning opened steady,
with first prices net 500 points lower, rejecting
the declines in the European markets.. Sales at
the opening about 1000 bags, after which
the market about active during most
days recently, owing to the usual readjusting of
commitments for Sunday. Wall street
houses and European interests were buying mod
erately, hut there also considerable iquida
ton, and the market while moderately active,
was barely steady after the initial transactions.
At the end of the fl rst hour prices showed no
Improvement. and the sales at that time footed
up about 1900 bags & closed quiet n1as
we're 2o,eoo bags INCLUDING ,S September 5.loe:
May, 5.65@5.7Oc; July, 5.SO@5. S5c. Rio firm.
No Rio 4, $3.50. Exchange, II 29-32d: Re-
ceipts 1000 bags: cleared for the United States.
Il o0O cleared for Europe, 1000; stock, 10000.