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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-21

Poland Spring is crowded as never
before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-21

For Sheriff.
FRANK ]. HAM Of Belgrade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-21

Fourteen Of the 81 who passed the
examination of the Maine board of
medical registration, last week, hail
from outside the State. Two of the
number, by the way, are young ladies'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-21

That was Il terrible accident, Friday,
when a carriage bound for the kite
track at Old Orchard, was struck by
an express train and two men killed
and three badly injured. Those VINO
know the crossing, however. can only
wonder that such an accident never
happened there before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-21

The first golden rod is appearing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-21
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS,

RUTILLUS ALDEN of Winthrop.
G. c. LIBBY Of PittstoE.
JOSEPH H. MANLEY Of Augusta.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23

NERVOUS AND HIGHER WHEAT MARKET TO-DAY
September Was Active Over a 5-8c
Range. but Closed Same
as Yesterday.
FOREIGN NEWS uNlMpoRTANT
weather Still Rules for Price Main-
tenance-News of the ~
a.a-...+g Grain Trade. e

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, July 23
Wheat held steady and in close range through
the early trades to-day, yet with the tenden-
cy slightly easier on the whole September
sold OF to 69bc, but there was enough sup
port to hold 1t at that figure The weather
map was not so bad as expected, even though
there were rains ofo11 IL inches at dodge City
Kan, and 154 inches at Springfield. Mo- The
forecast was for thunderstornisato-nig night and
Thursday over q wide area, but no heavy
rains are predicted. Chicago had the first
receipts OF new spring wheat-two ears-and
had fair receipts OF winter wheat. Receipts,
on the whole, overran the expectation, ana
khe northwest had. heavier showing-2S9
cars against d52 last year. st. Louis and
Kansas City had 1886, 900 bu, against $4,000
bu. Toledo had 161,0 600 bu. The foreign
news brought nothing important Liverpool
closed 1sd lower. The southwest sold Decem"
Der wheat early, Some more talk of power
&ul Chicago manipulation began coming, but
not SO much attention was paid to 1t. u
At primary points receipts were 1,O9S,o0o
bu, against 1,349, 900 bu last year, and ship
nents 1862, 600, against $4,000. Wheat and
-four clearances equaled 497, 900 bu. Minnie
apolis had Ell cars, against 115,p and Duluth
72, against 81. '~
Broomhall reported the pressure of Danu-
bian offerings on the Liverpool cash market
AT the close the market was trife off from
high points, September 7oasc and December
A@69Ac July closed at SOC.
| The cash market was active on the grade
wheat, with just a little dragging for a time
on some of the poorer lots. No. 1 northern
averaged 7sAc. No northern sold at 74A
@74ssc for the bulk. NO. ranged from
72%c to 1870. There was fair demand later
all around and the tables were pretty we'll
! cleaned up 49,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23

BUTTER-Extra creameries, per ID, 1s1ac;
frsts, per .lb, 1s@1S1ac; seconds, 15hc; dai-
o b 5e padknF stocR
per lb. 15c; ladies, frsts, per ID, sl67ac; sec
EGGS Strictly fresh, cases included. loss
16c; checks and seconds, 12c.
CHEESE-Twins or mats, fancy, ,:11@111ac;
twins or: fats, choice, per b, sh91oc;; twins
ianes Iib,i 12@is1se; brtek, No: spsr ID. ise;
Ne:a2, @per ID, :10Qgflc; No 3,}7@Sc; limburger.
No. T., lb, 1917 4@llc; iimburger, No. 2 per lb,
S's Sioef swss ss No. RF%S h. ~ &c:
No. 2, 81s@Sc; round SWISS No. /, 15WlS1ac;
No. 2. 8h9sc; Young Americas, fancy. 12@
PouLTRY-Turkeys. mixed coops, per lb.
young ID, 5@6c; broilers, ~. to 2 lbs, per lb.
rsS psepss; SsefeTB ioS2 8 - Ss aake PsF
ducks, spring, white, lie; ducks, spring, COL
lored, >10c; geese, &c. -
Sss RkssssR 5 y z5ea Yea m mesZ Zg saIa H.
small org oyerweight, ID, &c; mutton, fancy.
59Sc; lambs milk. peits of taney ID, *s@lec;
medium, ib. SIC; heavy, SC.
FlsH-Pike: large, lb, &C.; pike, small and
per lb, &c; small, lb, 4@5c; pickerel, per. lb,
l}a bSllheads, skinned, per lb, 5Ssc; buffalo, pei
POTATOES per bu, 45c.
tONIONS-Southern per sack, g. yss~.., ....
DRIED PEAs-Faney yellow. per bu s1:75;
s17s: green en- medium. I'M per % bu' si:se; marrow.
Dried BEANs-Fancy navy, per bu. s2.25;
su s medium eS aa s esu
mixed and dirty, 6509oc; brown, fancy, pei
bu, g; fair to good. $1.4o@1.e5.
APpLEsSsssx r. rs southern S hop per S5 s4o@
WEST COAST sFRU1Ts-Cherries, black,
per box, 81. eoG1:75; cherries. white, per box,
$1.5o; apricoats, 4-basket crate, $l26 peaches,
crate, 9oe; Clyman, extra fancy. large .. PEI @
crate, $1:60@1.75; pears, <Bartletts, box. $3.25.
| PEAcdEsLFreestone s 4,basket crate, SIPS;
7 :MELONs--W atermelons, large, per dozen,
$3.50; watermelons, medium. per dozen, 50;
mugkmslons, I , per crate; >$2:25 -, - ;, o.
Msditsrrsnssn sweets. al. sizes, 6ex,. s. 50;
late valencias, all sizes, per box, S; grape
fruit, California, per box IS. r:....rsz.
4sss ess pos s: ST. Choice ssa SaG
PiShSPPI5SS s 5 'sestthssn. ! ,jaSss. 5 pei
s2eo@s aa 4; BLACK, 24-qnart crate. s1.75@2. -
CEIDRRIEs-southern, per A-quart crate
ss poF ESaHaRi ssa.f crate
| l16-quart crate $3.50. r. ~ - - = g..
| BLUEBERRIES- 1e-quart crate, $175.
RED CURRANTs-16-quart case, $135; "a.
| quart case, $1.75. '.sf s.1
: BANANAs-Fancy, large bunehes, s2.75
medium punches, $225@2.50; small punches
VEGETABLES Asparagus, new, per doz
75c; new beans, string, per bu, $1:25@1. 90
wax beans per bu, ST.; wax beans, per 2-3-br
peas, green, bu, s1@l50; homegrown pie
plant, lb, 1Ac; cabbage. homegrown, pei
crate, $3.50; radishes, homegrown, per do,
bunches 20@25csFs onions, green,s per do:
punches ,15c; lettuce, per doz, soc; lettuce
I head, per dog. 5oc; mint, per doz, 30@4oc
parsley, per doz, 30c; squash, summer, PEI
rots. per doz, 4O@50c; cucumbers, doz, 75@$1
celery, California, doz, s12o: beets, per do,
lbunches, 4o@5oc; tomatoes, 4;basket crate, 81
dog, SOC. ~ II -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
THE CASH TRADE
Flax Firm-Barley Teaker-Oats in
GnnH

Flax Firm-Barley "eaker-Oafs In
T., u :. Good Sale.
FLAX-The market frmed up by about &c
and No. sold at s1.47. This was for sales
late in the session. In the early trades some
fair No. l seed went at 81. As. Rejected SOLD
ut $1.44 for straight car lots Of good stuff.
but the sack lots Of rejected sold at $1.42.
gear, and shipped q; Duluth received cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis-Cash, $1.47
July, S1.47; August, $1.E. Duluth.,-Cash,
31.43 ;.sSeptember, S1.3s; October, $1.34A.
ing yesterday $ level No. 4 sold at 6sAc.
There was a little trade in corn to arrive.
No. 8 yellow closed at 81. Receipts, IA cars;
shipments, cars.
T oATs-The market ranged from 511ac to
ali around. No. 3 white closed at SIC. Re
eeiptsl IA cars; shipments, cars. - -
FEED AND MEAL-The market is very
strong as quoted. Demand IS good and the
strength in oats held the market. Coarse corn
No. I feed, s2s.75@2425; No. 2 feed. s24.75G
25.25;SNo. 3 feed, $2s. G26.50; granulated corn
meal tr cotton saekS attthe rate g. 80 per
slsaia25; bulk shorts s17@17.25; -four Se mid. d,
dlings, s1e@19.25; red dog, s22@23 t o b;
feed In 2o0-lb sacks. 81 per ton additional: In
400 -fbs sacks, $3.50 per ton additional. Ship.
nents, 1,o52 tons.
BARLEY-There was a fair business but
with the market on It's down turn. The mar
kot closed at 52@5sc. Receipts; 7 cars; ship
ments, cars
RYE-Nothing was done in rye, No z
closed at 57c. Receipts. none;, shipments,
ears. :
~ HAY-Upland fancy. ss choice, 81. midland.
1905. .25;l medium, s566; timothy. choice, $1o5 e
Oil; timothy, No. l.. $40; rye straw, choice,
%. so. Receipts, 64 tons. y -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
' !, MONEY, Y.,SREPORTS'

Il s.
NEW YORK; July: .-Ncon-Money on. cail
steady at 2al@p34t per cent; prime mercantle
paper, 1895 per cent; sterling excnanse ~
steady with actual business in bankers M y
at $4:87%04.SS for demand and at $a: c :so7sg
4s5ss for 80 days; posted rates. Sa:So an an
81. .8S1a commercial bills, $4.S4A g4SoA; par
silver, 52Ac; Mexican dollars, 4l1sc; govern
'ment, BONDS, easier; refunding rs, reglstereo,
107A; coupon. 1O71a; 3s,. registered lOo94'
coupon, 1867; new AS, registered, l5z; coupon
1891; old As, registered and coupon, 1oo12: os'
registered l03M;, coupon, 100. so7o ;
NEW YORK, July 23.-Exchanges' 9z'''-
Alt 93l; balances, $l2, ,26S, ,331. =.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 2S.-Bank clearlngs, MS
to-day, 81, ,704, 455; New York excnange, SOL
ing rate SOe premium buying rate s0e s0s pre- pre-
IN. .um: Chicago exchange selling rate ooc pee- 'ee
mtum, buying rate 10c discount. Iondoh nH1 oo-
day sight documentary exchange, $4.5SA. y
1} ST PAUL-Clearings $714, ,035 g. 90 coo 70,
BOSTON. Iuly %: Exchanges, $22' e2s,es
balances, 81, TAI, 900. .oo 80 o,-
:baiances, s$S,soS, ,$25;.' New York exchange,
nothing doing. Posted foreign, $4.SeA Iof oo
days, $3.50 on demand.
BALrIMoRE,-July 2S-Clearings, s.ooS l4o'
balances $356, ,o1O. Money, ~ per cent. .oo
z PHILADELPHIA, July 23-Clearings. vs.
s36, ,155; balances, S2,s60, sos, Money, 4a47s per
fePi PAR1s, July %, yp.< m:;--rhree NJ; .per cent
rentes. IOOf 3711kac Ior the account. ~. .Sxehange
on London, 25f 151kc for checks spanish 4s'
S1.07. r.. oaa, On
BERLIN, July g2s.-Exchange on London, "
marks .4SN pigs for checks. Discount rates,
short bills Y per cent, three months oliis p
per cent. =: =" Z.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
RANGE OF SEPTEMBER WHEAT
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
Increasing Wheat Receipts and
Pressure of Danubian Offerings. i
CHICAGO GRAIN

Pressure of Danubian Offerings. y
Chicago, July 23.-Wheat opened a triae
frmer on slightly improved cables and on the
bullish government crop report. Tnere were
stuff was offered generously and prices at once once
fell OF. Trade was not heavy early Sep
tember opened unchanged%to 1scs up, at E2&c,
ported pressure of Danubian offerings The
grading in the new wheat continued SO poor
that July options held steady at TIC. and later
Local receipts were 2o2 cars, 16 Of contract
grade; Minneapolis and Duluth reported 2Sa
cars, making q total for the three points OF
4e1 cars, against 340 last week and 423 year
Prospects of rain and manipulation of Sep
tember options kept wheat up and sent Sep
tember to 727sc. September closed firm. <1sc
x: Close: os W Wheat, July, z7e September, 72Ae;
December, 721sc; May, 741@@74Nc: cash wheat.
No Sod red ta ,7@7e ~ No No re Ssrd 12g ns rs rs
72hc; No. northern spring, 78Ac; No. 2
northern spring. 7e1ac; No spring, 7o975c:
Although receipts of corn fell on somewhat
and grading continued poor, the good crop
reports influenced a dip early an corn. Sep
@s1asc; easing to s11s@e1A &: Trading was small
rallied to 6i%@elhc. July was not traded in
the first hour. Receipts were 127 cars. 81 OF
contract grade -.- .ts ~
September corn sold at e11A@s17sc but there
was little business and that option closed
weak, IN lower, at elA@6lhc. -
Close: Corr, July, s7s: sepsembsr M SIG
corn, No. 2, &C; No. 3, 641s@65o. -.
Indifferent trade IN oats, together with good
weather and crop reports, caused lower prices
in the oats pit. September opened B@%c
down, at 34Ac to 34c, dipped to 53M034c, but,
as offerings dried UP, rallied to q steadier po-
sition near 34Mc. Receipts were only II cars,
15 Of CONTRACT grade. July was not traded in
close: Oats-July, SIC; new, SIC; septem-
Der, sic; new, 347kc; December, 29Ac; new,
4S65Oc; No. 8, 45c. y Ef.G3%&
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
Duluth Grain.

e. Duluth, MINI, July 2s-There was some
demand for wheat to-day, few loads being
sold for export and small amount for eastern
shinment. The future market was exception
aIiy Quiet and moved wtthin q range of Nc,
opening nc off, at re. selling to 72!!ac and
closing unchanged. at 723sc. July advanced ,ed
tor No. northern. Flax was very strong
and, offerings were very light, which. caused
light trading. September sol sold ~ 2se =; up and
The close: Wheat-Cash No. / hard, 7SNc;
No. i northern, 764c; No. 2 northern, 74Ac;
No. 8 spring, 721sc; to arrive; Nc: o. hard, sI,
tenaber, 721ac; December, 7ossc: Manitoba
Wheat-No. / northern, cash, 76Ac; No: 2
northern, 74Ae; oats-september, 33Ac;, Rye
Cash, s1:43 on track, SLAB; cash northwes
tern. 81 SO; September, 81. .38; October, $1.34A.
Cars inspected-Wheat y, last year 37;+ OATS
5.s35 bu. shipments-Wheat .14o.456 bu; fax,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
Receipts and Shipments.

.aecetved-wheat, 1,4so cars, 16o, $50 bu;
eorn. Is, $40 bu; oats, 1890 bu;. barley, 1920
bu: fax, 2,04o bu; flour, 500 ibrls; millstuffs.
bay g tons fuel oil 3s514 e. slo gals
lumber. 70 cars; posts and pilng, 4 cars
barrel stock, i cars; machinery, so,e4o lbs;
coal, $50 tons; wood, 70 cords; brick, 1o3, 600:
dime, q cars; cement, LILO brls; pig iron, %
/ car; salt, l car; dressed meats, 131, 4S9 lbs;
railroad materials, "a cars; sundries, % cars;
car lots, 637
cats, 4,2so bu; barley, $500 bu; rye, 20 bu
fax. 1,72o bu; -four, 1922 brls; millstuffs,
i,o52 tons; fruit. ns,2oo lbs; merchandise,
2,5ss.61 lbs; lumber, 7s cars; machinery 5A,
16, 600; lime, 1 car; cement, 100 brls; house
hold goods, 10000 lbs; ties, II cars; stone and
marble, 6 cars; linseed oil, 100 brls; oil cake,
g. 600 lbs hides, pelts, etc., A. 600 brls; rail-
road materials, u cars; sundries, A cars;
car lotas ILL., ~. 3! r.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23

GUIDANCE: IN SPECULATION

Is of value. The best guide to success Is to
have thorough knowledge of the commodity
IN which you are trading and to be In pos
session OF all facts and conditions affecting
same. We have issued a 40o-page, MUS
trated -. g s.
Guide to Investors" e
containing full information relative to all
securities dealt in upon the Exchanges, with
highest and lowest prices for from ten to
thirty years. sszs1 q
1t is conceded by the Press, Exchanges and
Boards Of Trade to be an authority. It Is
invaluable to the business man and enables
any one to invest money, keep the principal
intact and make it pay an income. We will
be pleased to present you with copy upon
application, also to, send you our 4
r., Daily narkot Letter.
II you have both in your possession, your
chances for money making in speculation will
be greatly increased. We issue both free
at considerable expense with the. view to
aiding spectators we, appreciate the fact
that money making customer becomes per-
manent one. Send for both, ard If you de-
eide to enter the market we trust you will
give us consideration when selecting your
hr0 e. . -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
PROVISIONS,
Chicago HEoytstpns. e

! Chicago, July 23.-Liberal hog receipts and
tower stockyard prices together with offerings
Shorts. however, were taking some OF yes
terday's paper profits and there. was M far
demand in lard. These influences started
prices up but only "a. partial reaotio9 from Sen
tember e pork opened SC. down to Sc up at
$1725 to $3.50, sold at $l7:46 and ssteadMied u
near s17:37h. September lard opsnneMd pn M e 2ae
lower to 21Sc3 igherint: s10550< te $40 55, SOLD
at os71s, and eased Sc. September ribs
opened unchanged at $10:25 and Eganed lkc2: - !,
Close: Pork-July, s172o; September ana
October, .S17.35j January, at$16l219. lard
Juiy. SIC. .42M;z September, s1o.771A; October,
slo. .12h; November, $40; December, IS. 10;
January, $S.95; May, $3.50. Ribs-.July, SlO. 70;
September, s10.S21a; October $lo'oo; January
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
Coffee and Sugar.

New York. July 2s.-Coffee futures opened
steady, with prices unchanged to points
during the forenoon, fluctuations were con-
fined to a comparatively narrow range, the
demand being about equal to the supply.
Early support came from Wall street shorts
and bull leaders; importers sold, and there
was considerable releasing by the room and
commission houses. August, 5.s5c; September.
5.30@5. .35c; December, 5.25; January, 5.25c;
March, 5.3n@5. .40c; May, 5.40@5.50c. so
Sugar-Raw Arm; fair, refring, d3-16c;
centrifugal, 96 test, sssc; molasses sugar, 29sc;
refined steady; crushed, 5.15c; powdered, A76c;
granulated. 4.65c. -, -. "
Coffee-Nominal No. Rio, 51kc
Molasses-Firm; New Orleans. 33@f1c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23

cars; No 8, 8; no grade, l.
soo-No. : northern. 2 cars: No. 3. 2; no
grade, s. a. hi - ~ = 80 4.
Northern Pacihc-No / northern. s cars;
No. 2 northern, s; No 8, 4; no grade. 10.
oasIa omaha1No. mort northern. cars; NO. D. o.;
Total-No. / northern, 40 cars; No 2 north
ern. III; No. s., 22; rejected; 4; no. grade, 4S.
Other Grains-No. q winter wheat cars;
8; No. corn, 2; No. 4 corn s.; no grade corn,
l.; No. 2 white oats. l; No ! white oats. !:
No white oats. s: No. "oats, 3; no grace
No. No. 1i AJAX, s ii; rejected fax, s. '.".' - =,
Inspections Out-No. L northern wheat. a
cars; No. northern wheat SO; No. wheat,
"a; rejected wheat, 6; no grade wheat, .; No.
corn j; NO. corn, |; No. white oats, II
No. 2 rye. J.; No. flax. 2. s. :. ~..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
CLOSING CASH PRICES

@77hc; May, 7sMQ7sAc. Rye-Quiet; state;
6sG64c c t, New York car lots; No. 2 ives.
tern, 66Ac + b afloat. Corn-Sales 10 900
bu; opened firm on small receipts. then de-
clined under realizing sales; July, 71c; Sep
tenber, 64B@651kc. Oats-Receipts, So, 500 bu:
generally easy, as a result OF clearing wealth
er; track, white, 63@65c. f* ~: - ~
Closes Wheat-July, S11ac; September, nc,
Corn-July, lie; September 64Ac....E. -. -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
New york Grain.

New York, July 2s. 2s.-Flour-Receipts, %, $50
brls; sales, $500 pkgs; quiet and steady; win
WheatsReceipts, 1s1, ,1sO bu; sales, ,125, 900
-bu: opened quiet and for time was frm;
later eased off under weak cables and q fH
vorable weather forecast July S1ss08159c; /;
september, q 5-16@77 11-1sc; December, TN
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
ST. Louis Grain,

st. Louis. July 23.-Close: Wheat-Lower;
No. 2 red. cash, elevator. 691 1sc;< July, 69hc;
September, $3.50; December, 7obc; No hard.
75c. yCorn-Lower; No. 2. cash, &c; }Septem-
ber, 527ae; December, Z z40A @403sc. fOats-High-
er; No. 3. cash. 4Oc;s September, 2SAc; No. q
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
Milwaukee Grain.

milwaukee, July 23.-Flour--Ffrm. Wheat
-Firmer Close: No. northern, 7Sh@79c.
No. 2 northern, 7S@7s1ac: September. 72ssc.
Rye-Firm; No. 1, 6o@60Ac. Bariey-steady
No. q white, s11s@62c. Corn-Septemberi
Wheat-Puts, 72Ac: calls, 73c ZIP
Corn-No puts or calls. rs
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
Toledo Grairf.

Toledo. July 49, Close, .Wheat-ou and
STEADY ! cash and July, 74As: septenber,
74Ac: December, 7s1ssc. Corn Moderately act
iy,e hm; oash and July sSAG; September
cash and July, o0e; September Bic; new July.
5sc; new September, 35c.~ "a. 49, . :,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23

I Among the .shlppers:. on the market were:
mot; C.. Bfenneman. Wheeler: e. Mark Live
stock Co.: Princeton: G. F.. Warner, Lisbon;
Hurley & Eastman, Taopi; Q. u Guam, Star
buck; H. c: Hastings, Elk River; j. H. Dahl,
Behlin, Appleton; Whipperd Co, sisseton:
Malsed &s:Wuliams. Mnbank; ?. II. Olson,
,Renville; Henry Sen, Lakeyille; o. C. Nelson.
Battle Lake, G. w. Downing, Velva; G. F.
Wooley, Buffalo; J.. j.. Lenertz. Butterheldi !
A. d. Sackett. Janasviile. ~ nr H.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
New York Produce.

New York. July 2s-Butter-Receipts. 12515
nkra: market steady; renovated, 17@191so: :
factory. nni isaisc; Imitation creamery, I7@lsc.s
Cheese-Receipts, 1922 pkgs; market t.,Hsad weak
tency iOc: small white, 9Ac; large colored
and white. sssc. Eggs--Receipts TO- 226; state
and Pennsylvania, 20@205zc; western. eandled,
180D131zc; western, uncandled, SU1S1ac.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
: Chicago Produce.

Chicago, July s.-Butter-steady;c creamer-
;es 1sG2Ohc; dairies, 1sQ19c. Cheese-S Steady;
twins, 1oe; daisies, 1o1AgloAc; Young 8 Ameri-
1S@1sMc; chickens, including springs, 11h@
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
adiauax Horse Ma.rket.

Minnesota Transfer, st, Paul, MINI, July
2s.-Barrett & Zimmerman report the market
to local teamsters. Supplies on hand were
heavy. Values: 80 I.
Drafters, extra Sl65 @245
Drafters choice 140dD165
Drafters comm to good -. J. il. i. 0Ol40
Farm mares, extra -. 80. -. 100@120
Farm mares, choice .................. 6Q@100
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23

Mich Cows and springers--.,--. .'
cows and 4 calves, .$l12; 2 COWS and calf,
$7e;.2 cows and calf, $55; ! COW, $37. ~,
cline for the. week now Is 5o@s5c. To-day's
receipts Light and common in quality. Price
range, s72007.45:s bulk, $3.50; rough sorts,
$500. One choice load late yesterday: s7:7O..
Sales: - -. :. :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-23
b. 81 7. ~. r8f So = a'
LiyerDOOR Gr0in.

Liverpool, July 23.-Close Wheat-spot No.
northern spring steady, IS 21ad; No. / Cali
fornia quiet. IS sd futures quiet July nomi-
nal; September. IS: .11ad::7 december, IS i'd.
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed, 6s; futures
steady; lSeptember, IS 2%d; October, 5s 2Ad. :
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yKanaas.CityGrafn.,

: Kansas City, July 23.--Close-Wheat, Sep
tember 651sQ659sc; December, 56@o65sc; cash
No. hard, ssQ6skc; No; 2 red. ssc. Corn,
September, 37asc;, cash No. 2 mixed, 600
&c, Oats, No. 2 white, 45@47c. = ::
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state Grain Inspection.
July %.

=. July %.
Inspections In---Wheat--Great Northern
NO northern. 35 cars; No. 2 northern. 81:
No 8, 8; rejected, /; no grade, q. 2
Milwaaikee-No. 2 northern, A cars: No. 8,
a, rejected, i; no grade, 8. .
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. q northern, S
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Kansas City Live Stock.

: Kansas City, July 2s.-Cattle. receipts, a.
900; steady to lower; beef. steers, $s:759s;
Texans. s2.6o@4.65; COWS and heifers. $1.7og
Hegs, receipts, 5000; market sc to >10c lower
and dull; heavy, 81. 7.50@7.G0; packers, $3.50
TAO; medium, ~ .s0@7.50; workers, s7.4o@7 .50;S
pigs, s6@7. .r z-f ~ ~ 4....5z- IS.
Sheep, receipts, 5000; market strong; sheep.
$3.55@4.75; fambs, $4.50@665.
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Puts and Calls.

Two o'clock report:
Puts-Septenlber wheat, 70Ac.
Call-Sept enlber wheat, TOSS @70asc.
Curb September wheat, 7o7sc.
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Chicago seed. ana Coarse Grains.

Chicago, July 2S.-Flax-Cash northwestern,
iiey-Cash, s7072c. Rye-July, 6oAc; septem-
ber, 54Ac. Timothy-August, $40; Septem-
her, s4.O5; October, 1890. Clover-Cash, $3.50
68 as: October IS. 2S. - = So ~" -
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/, $ GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Paris-Wheat closes Nc to nc higher; -four,
20 to }S5 centimes higher. .@ s ~.
Chicago-There are two cars OF new spring
wheat in here this morning-in over r. j. q
q. of Belt #Line-that does not indicate the
source OF Shipment. .5s q
Broornhall reports pressure Of Danubian Of
Wheat harvesting in southeastern parts OF
the Dakotas will commence the latter part OF
this week will be pretty general by 4auer
- a dispatch from Kansas City says: Stock
men here say that farmers are feeding wheat
freely to oshogs and cattle to put them IN mar mar
sRronnl,all cabled - Affected by the steadi-
ness in America yesterday wheat opened Ad
higher. Later in the morning II the !, market M IKE
eased off hd on fine weather IN England ana ana
pressure of Danubian offerings
9 London-W Wheat and corn off coast nothing
donig; on passage, quiet but steady.
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haAroadg entering the yards reported re-
eeaa ths day oa as fo1Ws Gh
q st. Paul, 8; Minneapolis & st. Louis, 6; Chi;
cago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, 2;
Great Northern, 4; Mort Pacific, 81; Wis
consln Central, /; 500, 2.>p Total, 80. y ~.
Disposition Of stock, Tuesday, July q: !. :.
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: THE FLOUR MARKET

|8hipments Moderafe-Fafr Demand
md Firm Prices.
The movement out Ia a little below normal
and shipments for the day were only 80, ,622
ibrls Prices hold firm. Millers report
satisfactory demand, principally from domes-
VIC buyers, the foreign markets remaining out
Of line. e.. --s"' -
First patents are quoted $3.s044: second
patents, ss7093.so; first clears, $393.1O; Sec
end clears. 2.45, -.