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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-29
CASH SALES REPoRTEp TODAY

No. Northern Wheat-6 cars, 67AC: % cars,
67Ac; 10 cars, 81 sc; 1 car, 6S&c: cars. 6s1ac;
cars. +. O.. b., esMc; cars, 671Ac; car, Old,
No. 2 Northern Wheat--1O cars. GGhc; ~ cars,
e5Ac; 7 cars 661ac; 2 cars, eeac: 1 car, 66c;
car, 651ac; 1 car, old. 70Ac; 1 car, old, II y c.
2,49o bu; new, to arrive; ,65Ac.
No. 3 Wheat car, 6l1ac; 3 cars, 64c; cars,
63c; l car, old. 69c.
Rejected Wheat-o6 cars &c: car. 63Nc; 8
cars 63c; 1 car. 62sic; cars, 61hc; l car,
62Ac; cars, Gle.
No Grade Wheat-2 cars. 621hc: : cars, CSC; i
cars 6O!kc; 3 cars, Gle; 1 chr, 67c; car, 58c;
1 car, DID, 61c =.
Corn-1 car No. 3 yellow, 57Ac.
OATS cars No. 2 white, 32c; I cars No. 3
White. 81 Nc cars No. 3 white, 31Ac; cars
No. white, :sohc,; cars No. white. soc;
No. 8, 32c; car No. 8, 3Oc; / car No.
3. 20; car no grade, Csc; cars no grade, 27c;
2,400 bu No. white, to arrive, 3OBc.
Rye cars No. 2 47Ac; car no grade, 46c;
car no grad, 431sc.
Barley car No. 8. SEC; ear. No. 8, sic
/ No. ), soc; ear No 8, 561hc; u car No.
4. 4sc: & 2 cars No No: 8, 43c; 1 car No. s. 44c;
Flax cars No. l, s1.30; 1 car rejected
$1.3I; 1000 bu No. 1, to arrive in five days
$1.37; 1000 bu,. to arrive In ten days, $1.36
: 1000 bu. to arrive in five days. 81 BIZ 1 ,OOC
bu to arrive, $1.36.
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fruit, 5O5o7o lbs; merchandise: s.1o1 800 lbs. !;
lumber, Al cars; posts and piling. / car; ma.
chinery. 626.32 lbs; coal, 1888 tons wood, III
cords: brick, $1,000; lime, cars; cement, 900
brls.; pig iron, 80 cars; stone and marble, y
cars; live stock, 1 car; dressed meats, l2s 5s3
teris1s cars; sundrtes, - cars: s car lots. as2
e4Oo bu-: barley IA. $50 bu.: rye. 3.l20 bu; max.
20, 500 bu; flour, 66.OS3 brls.; millstu1s. l,S44
tons fruit. 12s, 900 lbs. merchandise, 2076: $50
lbs; lumber, so cars; machinery. $4,000 lbs. /;
cement, 100 brls.; household goods, SO, 500 lbs.
ties, 10 cars; stone and marble, p cars; live
stock, car; r. r. materials, cars; sundries,
81 cars; ear lots 057. -%r.r -,s : ~
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Aug 2s.-Provisions
were in the. hands of manipulators from the
start of trading. Hogs were in liberal supply
and sold lower. The opening prices Of pro-
easier easier tone early in grains but PACKERS gave ex-
September pork started 1Oc lower to unchanged
at $16S5 to $1G.95 and sold to S1705; September
lard Zoe down at $1O.4O and sold to $1O.5214 and
September ribs sc lower to unchanged at $9921a
to $685. y and jumped to S10.25.
ocfessf s11 ssgteRssE
Lard-August 5000; September $1O.40; Octo-
her S9.45: December. $S.52lh; January, $S.22R;
May, $7.S7R. Ribs-August, 5000: .September,
$1O.25: October $9.S71 u; January, $77214.
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PARIS, Aug 29.-Three per cent rentes. 1O1f
71sc; exchange on London, 2of 1T15c; Spanish
fotlrs, SO. 20. sz4ss y .s.
firm at 40l4h per cent; prime mercantile paper.
5@5h per. cent; sterling exchange steady. y NJ, Nth
4.S8.75 for demand and at i$4.S4 for 60 days:
posted rates. 81. .s50s4.S5k and 81. So commercial
bills. 81: :ssA "a. s3R bar silver. 52kc; Mclean
ing Is, registered and coupon, 1Os!a: IS. regis-
tered and coupon 1904; new As, registered and
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BTTTER-Extra q TER: creameries, per lb 1sc; hrss,
per lb p 1se: daries, hrsts, ib l4e: seconds,
a2 prf9es sssons sfsst per h f. H. r.: ladies'
EGGS d%s Strictly fresh. cases included, loss of,
shssfz :sssRss or per aats DO.
fancy per Ill., h. % l2@i2tpe bpcs isas'fS per f.
No. oa / per b. 11@11kc limburger, No 2 pei
IS: g. Rn!s;5 US s RSs p e. ps'$e;! 3
per ID, l5hGl6he; NJ. 2, Sh@ec; Young
Americas fancy, per lb, 12@12hc; choice, lid
ps4 S las &c. t0ns 9oesess eS sd
gS gGng 81 per + Il See springs: H. duefs
ss pMs9S f geese ner e. s.
s3seyeieht se fair to gS9a per M Tc thin small
dressed per il GSec; mutton s thin, fSnils per Is
Rsts pee Of H. fses : sses Rh R
per h; sHc; medium, s1ac; heavy, lb. Sc.
medium. 4@dc; cFapples,, medium to large PEI
@6c; snnish per lb, s@4c; bullheads, skinned
Pee qAbbxGE Il; sse!f grown, fancy, large crate
POTATOEs-New, per bu, 35c.
SWEET PoTATOEs-New, per bril- 81. /
ON1ONs-southern per sack, 81; home grown
e4 EGGATeEs=rrome - grown. per bu. 81. .se four
DRIED EPEAs-Fancy yellow, per bu, SITS,
medium. per bu. $1.60; green, fancy, per bu
Sa7SS; 81 green, r ga medium fair sl.2' marrowfat
DRIED BEANs-Fancy navy per bu.- 1925;
choice e. navy s per bu s2 medium band picked
ss fae ene a55d siSss fancy per
psh PES S1 a4 es a7S S s
Wealthy, per bril-. rs; cooking, per bril-. 81
box: bu. fancy red eating. 81; crabapplesf bu
WEST COAST FRyITApeaches per box. 9Oe
@$I: peaches. Crawfords, fancy. per box, $1.1o
lstt pei box, $f'75@s; Malaga grapes, per crate
81: so: Tokays. per- crate. 81: = = t. : :
m,1skmelons per crate So; 2-s-bu basket 7bc. :,
oRANGEs-Late Vaiencias, all sizes, per box
LEM0Ns-verdillis per box. 81 30; .aiessinas
fancy, per box. S4.50; choice bo1, California
fancy, as to size, - 5o; choice: g ..Ss;s:5s E
BLACKBERRIEs-Pe 1o-dt crate, 81. :
BLUEBEkRIEs-Per 1e-at crate. $2 -
GRAPEs-Concords, lob basket 3Oc; Ives
d1 5aSeSs, s%s ssnifs5 sanssss a
ATS. ",.',:: - =
| VEGETABLEs-Aspa new, per doz, 75c
new beans, string, per bu. s1.25@1. 5o; wal
| beans, bu. 50@eoc; corn. green per doz; s91Oc
EGG p.a per des bHaches 152sc onions green
tSs psssis5 81 Ss5 5Ss squash sr
4occ; cucumbers, per bu eo@75c; beets per bu
| SOC; caulihower, per doz, CSC; celery, hom.
grown per doz, 8Oc "
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THE FLOUR MARKET .
CONTINUED QUIET TONE; MILLERs
. FORCING SALES.

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.-AUG. 20.
cept that further slight dip in the premium for
cash WhHat ,,s, makes -four prices Just tri1e east
disposed to shade prices to any extent prefer
ring rather to pass some Of the business offered.
Demand runs principally to small lot orders. but
the business in its entirety makes up a pretty
fair total.
For the day shipments were &c. OSS brls.
First patents Quotable $3. 806l39O; second
patents So 5@3.75; first clears, $303.10; second
clears, 50 20,
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STATE GRAIN 1NspECT1oN-AuG, 20,

Inspected Observation-Disclosures Northern
NO l hard, 2; No. 1 northern. 81; No. north
ern. 43; No. g., 13; rejected, Z; no grade, 25.
Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. 1 north
ern. Z; No. northern, II; No. 3, 3; rejected 8;
no grade. f13. = =. -. 4s.s--E El H.. 's.-:
Minnsapol,s g. : St Lou,s.So, 2 northern :;
500 L1ne--N0. northern, III No. 2 northern,
10; No. 3, 4; rejected. 2; no grade, 4.
Northern Pacifc-No. 1 northern, I; No.
northern 3; No. g. /; rejected. 2; no grade, I.
Chicago. ST. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha-No
northern, /; No northern, 5; No. 3, 1; re:
Minnesota Transfer-No grade. /. s's, !,
No. northern Sc; No 5; Ss; rejected, z; nc nc
Other Grains-No. winter wheat. cars
. no grade wheat, 2 cars; No.. 8 white corn.
No. 8 white oats, 20; No; white oats, 80;
No. oats, 12; no grade oats. Il; No rye 2;
No rye. 1; no grade rye. 4; No. barley. l;
No 3 barley, Is; No. 4 barley, IL; No. barley.
s; no grade barley. s. No. fax, 1s; rejected
fax 90: no grade fax, i. q
Cars Inspected out--No. ] northern wheat,
ios: No. 2 northern wheat. Z; No, 3 wheat, S;
ss5ssteq EreSe Winters Meeav Wheat, ko Yellow corn
So. white oats, q; No. barley. i: No. 9
barley, 8; No. 4 barley, 81. No. barley, 2; No.
rye, y; no grade rye, I; No. ! fax, =; rejected
dax, z. :
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer. st. Paul Mimi, Aug. 29.-Barrett & Zim-
norman report that the market took an active
turn; heavy horses being especially in good de-
mand.. Delivery and driving horses sold to local
consumers. Prices held moderately on all kinds.
Values: Drafters, extra. $15O@225; drafters.
choice, s14O@l6O: drafters: common to good, $12o
m extra. $12o0114O: farm
choice, Slo0@lz0; farm mares, common TO good,
SOOn1O0 -, -.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Aug. ss--catt1e,
receipts 1900; steady; beef steers $3.75G!.7?
stockers and feeders So 340@4.1O; COWS and heif-
ers $225@5; Texans $22O@5.
Hogs. receipts 1000; 15c lower. Pigs 81 25Ge
1855; packers, $7.5o@7.65; butchers s7.5o 4 70.
Sheep. receipts 1900; steady, sheep $3.4O64;
lambs 81 4.5O@5.60.
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creameries 14@1She; dairies 1874 h@1714c. =
4: Cheese, steady twins. 1oc; dairies, .1okc;
Young Americas 10h @1ORc.
Iced poultry steady; turkeys 12h@13hc.
Chickens 1Oh M13c. v: .-~'N i. ,.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

OMAHA LIVE STOCK Aug. 2o.--Cattle. re
cows and heifers. $3@3.75: Texans. S375@5:
Gamers, $1.75@2. 81; stockers and feeders. S2.75
Hogs receipts 4.5oO: 1O@15c lower: heavy,
$7@7.2O;i mixed. 81 710@7.2 20; pigs, $6M7.
Sheep, receipts. 4, 500; steady; yearlings, $3.50
GA; lambs, $3. 50@5.25.
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KANSAS CITY LIvE STOCK, Aug. 2e:-c:at-
tie. receipts, 5000; cows and hcifers, $1.15Gl
275: stockers and feeders. $2@3.
Hogs receipts, 1000: weak to lower; heavy,
$7.5O@ I .55: packers, $7.35@7. so; medium. $7.4o
@7.55: yorkers. $7.4O@7.47h: pigs, $620M7.
Sheep receipts. 1000: strong; sheep, So So q
4.25; lambs. $3.5003.S5.
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F.: New York banks sent 100000 this morning
to New Orleans. S200. 600 to Memphis, $500 900 to
Texas points, S40O. 600 to various western points
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HIDES, PELTs, TALLow AND WOOL.

HIDES, PELTs, TALLow AND WOOL.
- - No. l. No.-2.
Green salted heavy steer hides. 9a4 'SA
Green salted heavy COW hides 81 7A
Green salted light hides ............ 6 6a
Green salted veal calf. 8 to 1e lbs. .1oA ss4
Green salted long haired on runner kip 7ia e.
Green salted deacons, each ..........0O ~
Green salted horse mule hides. large$2 90
Green salted or green frozen horse or
mule hides, medium $50 LIS
Green salted horse or mule hides, small 1.7O 100
Dry flint Montana butcher hides. 80. 1871 h@l4h
Dry flint Minnesota, Dakota and Wis
cons1n NOES L. lO!2
Dry. flint calf skins ................ ...15 l3
Dry flint kip skins ..................12 10 10A
Green salted pelts. small to large eacE2O so.
Dry flint territorial pelts. per lhs.... 8 @1OA
Tallow, in cakes ...........-........ 6h 5h
IallOw,. In barrels GA on
Grease, lighC .......: 4A Az
crease, dark ......... 3"s
Wool, medium. unwashed ........... 1915 M15B
Wool, fine. unwashed II Il M13A
Wool, coarse. unwashed =. ..........13 IA
Bright Wisconsin and similar grades. az.
higher than above quotations. Seedy or bury
WOOL 1@2c less. 81
Feathers, live geese. per lb ..........35 M45
Feathers, live duck. per lb :.........3o @35
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MILWAUKEE, GRAIN. Aug. 20.-Flour-
Steady: Wheat-Firm; close. no / northern,
NJ S
I.Fssular: Ne; g ess: sample. 4sabsc., oats-
Wheat-Puts, eoBc; calls, 7ohc. corn-Puts
56AC; calls. 58hc, ~ 90 %' E& :
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NEW YORK PRov1sIoNs-Aug. 29-Beef
frm.i :: Pork. steady. Lard, easy; prime mess
western, H$1O.75.. =. - t,-ss,.s ..* go,
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WHY SHE WAS GLAD.
Poet (excitedly) )-Hhrrah! I've Just sold a
poem.
Wife-rm glad of it, dear. Now you can
get your hair cut
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receipts 4O12 pkgs; slightly arner; renovated
l6@i7He; factory, ls@lShe; imitation On cream
quiet to Arm; new state full cream small colore
fancy and small white, JON @1o1sc: large
colored and large white, 9A 49Mc. Eggs. re
ceipts 4 96S pkgs: state and Pennsylvania. 21e;
western candled, 12A02oc; western uncandled,
16G19c, G
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cIo1ry c1ry TIVE sToGK Aup. Gg,-

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Aug. g9-~Re-
ceipts, 200 cattle. !, 500 hogs:
Hogs-l0c lower. Sales: r.. 227 lbs, 81: 81.
2so lbs, $7.oo; 60, 241 lbs, s7.1o 80 21' lbs.
81. .25. - - --.-.:- .--.t
S2.75; is cows 1,O45 lbs, s2.95; IA cows, 1,oa7
lbs. $3.50: 9 cows. LAO lbs $50; "a stockerS u
1856 lbs $3.35: A stockers, $40 lbs. SLIP; y
So 40: IA yearlings, ATS lbs, $3.50; 1G yearings.
6S1 lbs $3.6
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= LIVERPOOL GRAIN. Aug. 2a.-The receipts
of wheat for the past three days. 5D5 900 centals
American com for the past three: days, q 900
centals. Wheat. spot No. northern spring. M
No. California. steady, 6s 414d;s futures quiet,
September, 5s 10Ad; December, 5s 10d. Corn.
spot American mixed. steady, IS il ed: futures
steady, September, nominal; Octoher.:,5s IS 1Ad;
january, IS sd. e -. EE-.f So 2. -.
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN A

Rye-Septen,er, 4eA 014atc. Barley-Easy; AZ
M63c. Tinothy-September, $4.15. Clover-Oc-
tOber S. r~-.' = -. ;, .tsit-.,--.--
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sitioI, Of stock Thursday Aug. 2S.

Te5alf Of a kinds e2s Very sst as
prices. AIilch cows more active, but with no
Butchr steersH1o. j, OPS lbs. SO. GO:
f45eer R4t Ss ssS so%s and o55 bs s'' i0s
lbs. s225;' /, $50 lbs. 81; s, 1000 lbs $40;
l. lss s21o 9os rs IS lbs
So. 70; /, 1.o9o lbs, $275; /, 750 lbs, s2.2o.
Veal Calves-l, 16O lbs, $3.50; |, 14o lbs,
$3.50:
Stock and Feeding Steers1se, 7ao 90 lbs s.;
STOCK Stock cows tsa p $50 lbs $780, l,
61O lbs. $3.50. ~. -.
Heifers Calves-2. 3O5 lbs, $3.50. ..;.
calves, s142 80; 5 COWS and calves. s7o;2 ? cows
and calves s57; COWS and calves; ae;n 500: xor
fh uaty fapg Prices ass s
20. 31s lbs ST., 81. 275 lbs. s7.2o 20. 100 lbs,
81 a. rs 2So lbs $71'; 4' ase lbs, 7.2'' o.
SHEEP P-Receipts moderate and demand good.
mh sreRg hse to la los Sheer anse sfeae G
$500; 10 tab lambs II t1bs $5io; - lambs, i
lbs, $915 lambs 60 Is los' s. s$59 % 20 ewes 1oa
es lbs. $3.50; % lambs, 81 lbs, $3.50
Baa Among ahnon the afa Or The market
Gilstad, Deer Park; H. Schwartz Lester Prairie
d. deSerle. ol. DUHltaclun. oIlilSluoi Dioo'
ano j LitteI. Kenyon; Molm & Donaldson, Nor
riston: AZ: Skramstad, Goodhue; A. Anderson
New Richland. - -
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Aug, ee-catt1e
receipts 2. 900. Including $40 westerns; steady
good to prime steers. SS@S75; poor to medium
$4@17.25; stockers7 and feeders 81 5a15 "a: COWS
81. 5O@5:5O; heifers, $2.50G6: Gamers, 81 :5O@
$50; bulls @S2.25@l5.5O: calves: s2.75@5.25
Texas fed steers, s30l5; western steers. 81 as s.
Hogs receipts; to-day, 1O,Oon: tomorrow, 15,
900; left over. 1O.O6O: 10c lower: mixed ant
butchers. 81. .3o@765; good to choice heavy $
@775; rough heavy, 81 s. 25@7:59 S light 81 500
Sheep, receipts, 1000: sheep and lambs steady
good to chotce'pwethers. s3.5o@4 fair to choice
mixed, $2.5G0l3. so: western sheep. So: 80 @3.I 8
native lambs, $3.5o@6; western lambs Slot
as. so. st sss Is - ~;.-+,A
Official yesterday: Receipts, cattle, 9.562
hogs E24.755; sheep, %, G49: shipments. cattle,
IL 1eee6-
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DULUTH GRAIN, Aug. 2o-wheat was yer

DULUTH GRAIN, Aug. 29.-Wheat was very
dull and steady to-day, with small volume OF
Eaang
ating Within Ac. Receipts HEAT, ss cars;
oats. 6: rye. 4 barley, s; fax, 2. Shipments
Wheat, 660OO bu. Flax was 4c of for cash. but
14c up for September and October, while Noyem;
Der was !ac under It was actixe cd Close: No;
ern cash. 691kc to arrive. 6shc; first half Sep
tenlber, Csc; September, G76c; December. 651Ac
& 4 to sseek AZ ai 81 s
oats, cash, a1hsc; December. 29Me: rye Septem
ber 4S%c; cash, 49Ac; barley, 42@6Oc.
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coupon, 1897 old 4s registered and coupon,
'on Fl registered and eGsp9n a9S on
marks, f4s1k pigs. - -,
Three months bills TX per cent.
oos NEW YORK: Aug. e. Exchanges s245, 7e7,-
!. Chicago. C -. Avg 2s.-clearings s22s47 6e2;
demand FIJI
New York exchange 1oc discount. /.
i, s a o Ang sBank eearngs to
rate Zoe premium buy ing rate 4oc discount; Chi
pg Gngo exchange han selling rate 1cc Rrsmiiam buy
mentary exchange, s4.s4. -
pnsnsas B9sToS; Il AZ AnE 29rxehanses sl'ols o9s
BALTiaf0RE.' '3i Aug. 2e-clearings, $3.50 ee2;
balances. s5I1.375 Money, 1l0a per cent.
balanees hsE MensH 1875 Sa
per cent. %a
sn% xoaK AUG ststs
United States 3s, registered 1861, coupon 1O61s
4A inted ] M States old iSt'ra 49, registered e 1o5N
COMPTON looN,; United states IS, registered los,
io4N Baltimore 3 ohio $Ms, a. baltimore
Ohio converted As, ~; Canada Southern sec
peake & Ohio 4ks, ,losA; Chicago & Alton sMs,
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul general As, 112M !;
Chicago & Northwestern consol. Is. 1876: Chit
aaS raes f. oex
l"2 Chicago Terminal 4s s9H COLORADO
hS1s s!'S' rsse se Worth 81 os sss
Louisville Low Nashville ynfs nnied 4s 'iHn f9l I Mexiesn lean
Gentral Cen 4s 81; Mexican Central first income,
32m; Minneapois $ st o Louis 4s loe Missouri
1Gim Sseo,'1s, S 1, - SsSS Sor1 Sentra1 hrss
Jersey Central general Js. 1876; Northern Pacific
We %estern consol IS 1921s HEADING general s.
1isH; ST. Louis San Franeisco e" IS, S ISo St St
Louis & Southwestern firsts. eeh; St Louis i
5s$ -
Union Pacific 49, 1D43i; Union Pacihc converted
As, 1924: WabasI, frsts, 100: Wabash seconds
iooH: Wabash debenture B. 77as: West Shore
sensin Central Is o21s; Consolidated Tobacco IS
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Aug. 2s.-con
soils for money: "a 1915: for the account, 95A
dian Pacific, Jas; Chesapeake 4 Ohio, 56M Chi
cage @. Great Western. 35A Chicago, Milwa9kee
Bss sr:{ @
5s Illinois Central l7o; Louisville Nashville
1853: Missouri Kansas & Texas. a., Missouri
Kansas 4 Texas preferred, 6e; New York Ger Cen
Sss Msssn x
preferred q Reas Second biefsrred ss
Southern Railway, Al Southern Railway pre-
ferrerd 90; Southern Pacific 7S1k Union Pacific
3H o Union @ Pacc preferred pa United state dat
SpSs DE- Seers
fseS ss III S'
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Aug. s9:-Jrhe cet.
ton market opened steady at q decline Of 1@4
points, early cables being disappointing and
Of 70
local accounts with moderate selling. on south
held the market within n range Of points
notwithstanding a tendency towards recupeEa-
ton following an improvement at Liverpool 4fteT 4e1
trade, however, In the way Of evening up ac-
counts in anticipation Of the h1lidays; :, Private
lar weekly statistical cotton statement, from
Liverpool. shows a smeller spot business for the
"sn, supeTintendent. II % King Of the New York ex-
change anticipates the statistical year by one
aay being holiday ,ts By issuing Pre-
Aug. e. giving r port receipts Of e55 ss4 bales:
overland to mills and Canada 1114 257: actual n1n
date. '10.751.14s bales. Dec. the government
The market toward noon rallied from s22c to
$500 for January and afterwards -eased on
slightly with the nndertons @ sti .1 firm n,,, on nn
uplands quoted at DC; middling guilt, oAc A. EST.
against Week. nd
last wear. For the week. $4,000 bales, against
25.347 actual last week and 81 ,s1e actual last
srast ssssps EsW sas
| Houston 5.066 bales. AGAINST 7.Q15 last year;
Spot rf sl9sed e'et aIes baies
NEW YORK COFFEE AND sUaAAH, Sal Aus: 20 .- .-
Coffee futures opened steady with fret prices
1Om15 points lower: Trading was less active
than recently, sales on the call amounting ,tte te
some 5000 bags. The early news, was generally
regarded as bearisl In addition to the depress
ING nature of the foreign market reports the
movement to primary points was somewhat heav.
Ter than has been. the case recently the int: M
rior reporting So 100 bags and the ports II O0t
bags. There vas a clearance Of OF =, 100 900 bass e
| ported from Victoria The early trading reflect
ed considerable realizing and some short salet
by room traders, but the operations for II tbs
! tlan the readjnstment Of speculative commit
ments for over the three holidays, Saturday, Sun
day and Monday next S ~ tyst III: s2.5t
The market continued quiet but fairly steady
during tile forenoon, with midday prices show
| ing no material change from the opening fig
ures. Sales to that time were IL, $50 bags, in:
clnding September at 5.3O@5. .35c; December, $40
Sp5: :E'fc; March. SIC May, . 70c. and July,
| Z Sngar--RaW., firm; fair refining, 2Mc: centrif.
| ugal, 96-test. 3Mc: molasses sugar, 39sc: re-
| hned Arm; crushed, 515c; powdered, 4. .s5c;
| granulated. 1. Csc. & tass b
Co1ee-steady: No. Z RIO, 81 &
Molasscs- Firm; New Orleans, $50 4oc:
/ 81 sT TOIY1n TTAn-Au~ Qa .Inod Sr1ar,,,Is eA
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, AUG. 20.
The following arc the receipts and shipments

WHEAT MOVEMENT BY RoADs.-Aua. 30.
Observation-Disclosures. 142 cars; Omaha 22;
St. Louis Is: Great Northern 81; Burlington l |;
500 49, Northern Pacific 43.
Louis 32 wisconsin Central !; Great Northern
8; Northern Pacific i; G. G. W..
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RECEIPTS AND sHIPMENTs.--Aug. ss.
paoeiyed-Wheat, 323 cars, 2s4,240 bu.; corn,
< gT,G) bu. oats $4,000 bu; barley, 49, 300 bu;
RE, 1900 bu;5 fax, 11,2S0 bu.; hay, LOO tons;
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NOT rFRIGHTENED. -
Washington Star. -5'
Remember" said the patient adviser, that
riches have WINGS FIX II
Well" answered the more or less cynical
person. wings never hurt anybody that L am
aware off, ~E> @E
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! HER KN;owLEpeE OF TT

Puck. =
Helen Heu-Do you any thing OF the
Language of flowers? .n
Hortense Hen--Oh. yes! Often-after have
been scratching in the flower beds-I hear the
gardener speaking it.
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RANGE OF WHEAT PRICE IN MINNEAPOLIS
THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

On
No white eoas.3o 13sc; No
Barley, o
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PUTS AND CALLS.

Two o'clock report:
Puts-September wheat, 54%c.
Calls-September wheat, 65hc.
Curb-September wheat 65c.
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ST. LOUIS LEAD-Aug 2s.--Lead--Firm, 81
@402h. Spelter Strong, $5.25. IS t q ss
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GENERAL PRODUCE !

OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAPo
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE. =: :. = =
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No. 3, 26c. .,
range OF prices:
OTHER GRAIN. MARKETS

NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Aug. 20
Flour, receipts. 1920 brls; sales 4,200 pkgs. {;
dull showing little disposition to follow the win,
@4O0; winter straights, $S.4O@3.5O. -
Wheat, receipts 342, 345 bu.; sales. 7s5 900
bu; fairly active and frmer on predictions Of
showers In the two Dakotas, covering, and small
Argentine shipments; Sept. "a 1-160174h; Dec.
72A @t72%e; May 74A @14hc.
No. 2 western. 6Oc f. O.. b. afoat; No. 2 SOC. ,
Corn, receipts 100000 bu.: sales 10000 bu !:
higher on fears OF cold S weather, covering and
@47Ac May 43B @44asc. s' -
Oats receipts. 2S5, 600 bu; quiet but armer on
covering induced by the corn strength; track
white 42A 943c. a -
Close: September wheat 74Ac;2 December,
72Ac. Corn-Septenlber, G4 &c; December, 47hsc.
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Range of September Wheat.
CHICAGO GRAIN

UNEAsINEss DUE TO POSSIBILITY OF DAM
AGE BY FROETS.
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sT. LOUIS GRAIN, Aug. 2e.--Close: Wheat
Steady; No. 2 red cash elevator, 64@64Ac;
September, 641Ac; December Csc. No. 2 hard,
66@6Sc. Corn-H1gher; No. 2 cash, So Nc; Sep
tember, 54Nc: December. s5a4@35%c. Oats
Higher; No. cash. 2Sc; September, 26Mc; De-
cenlher 26c: No 2 white. 35 &c. vs.
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D. CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Aug
29.-Flax-Dasll northwestern. 81 45;s southwes-
tern, $1.41; September, n.35; October, $1sl.
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Friday, Aug. 2s.-Extra creamery butter,
steady; packing stock, steady. Strictly
veal. steady, Live poultry, easy. areen
fruits. steady New apples, lower. Pota-
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MONEY REPORTS

Total sales, 761, 800.
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Feathers live geese. per lb .....; 35 M45
Feathers live duck per lb so ass
Old feathers, 5M15c per ID less. .-.. ..