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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16

Disappointing Cables and a Favora-
BILE Turn in the Weather
Induced Selling.
CLEARANCES EQUAL $4,000 BU.
Local Stocks Decreased 9O4,854 Blu.
This Week and Are Now Down
to 2,S15,5OS Bu.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, Aug.
16.-Dsappointing cables aud decided I'M
provament in the weather were too much FOR
wheat and brought an opening break OF a
full! cent. Many small longs turned sellers at
the opening on the better outlook and a fear
OF the long side Sunday. September
struck 651aGD65so on the break, and recovered
only fractonally from the low point. Tne
trade fears the effeot of heavier receipts on
Monday. The weather map this morning
shows light showers scattered through the
northwest the past twenty-four hours and
widely scattered showers through Illinois,
Missouri Iowa Nebraska and Ohio valley
While there Is precipitation at many points.
it is in most cases light and the map IS
better than might have been expected
from yesterdays predictions. 1t was partly
cloudy this morning in the spring wheat
states with temperatures higher, although
still moderate. Chicago reported light trade
and lack OF good support. Kansas City and
st. Louis had 1856 900 bu against 2l5OOO bu
Chicago has received this week some 4OO,o0O
bu more than shipped. Local receipts were
1Se cars against 276 last year. Duluth had
4 cars against 81. Stocks in Minneapolis fell
off by 9o4, ,sS4 bu, which brings the total down
to ISIS, sos bu.
Jones. in the Commercial West, gives some
detailed explanation Of the estimate of 49,
$4,000 bu for the three states, which was
put out earlier in the week. A crop feature
rnls year, ne says Is tne tnln sIa" Ill WauS
localities. AS to quality he believes the
crop will carry fair proportion Of No. and
No. northern. AT primary points receipts
we're l. O65, coo bu, against SIT. 900 bu last year,
and shipments 100000 bu, against 3tS. 900 bu.
Wheat and -four clearanoes equaled 724,000
bushels.
Paris had a holiday but cabled that the
weather In France is cloudy. Argentine ad-
vices were more favorable than yesterday.
and while there Is need of rain, the later
cables say the situation has not yet reached
point to cause much appreh hension. The
market up trifle at the close, septem-
Der closing at 655s065Ao; December, 64@
$3.50: May. 665s@66Ac.
The cash market was firm and active, and
there was good demand. Old No. l northern
sold at 76A@75%c; new No. l at 72hc. Old
No. northern brought 74A@75c, and new
No. 2 to arrive. 71A@71Ac. No. wheat sold
from 72c to Toe.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16

frs; first INCOMES. g; Ghesapeake 3 Ohio 41ks.
lOS3e; Chicago & Alton 3hs, 821a; Chicago,
Burlington 8 Quincy new is, S6; Chicago.
AMiiwaukee " st. Paul general Is. 1lS; Chicago
& North Western consolidated Is, 134A; Chi
cage. Rock Island & Pacific Is, 1osA c., C.,
q st. Louis general 4s. 1902; Chicago Terminal
4s 89Ha; Colorado & Southern 4s, 90; Denver
& Rio Grande 4s, 102A Erie prior lien As.
SS1s Erie general IS, $685. Fort Worth & Den
YER City hrsts, ia; /; Hooking Valley AIS, 1OeA !;
Louisville & Nashville unified As, 1918; Mexi-
can Central ca 4s, 4s, s2h; Mexican Central irst
incomes, 80; Minneapolis & St. Louis, 1854
Missouri, Kansas & Texas 4s, 100; Missouri,
Kansas & Texas seconds, 841k; New York
Central firsts, 1O1%: New York Central 31as,
107; New Yersey Central general IS, 1876;
IS. IN; Norfolk & Western consolidated Is,
1918; Reading general As, 9SA; St. Louis &
Iron Mountain consolidated 5s, 117A; St. Louis
San francisco As, ssA; St. Louis South
western firsts. 100; st. Louis South western
seconds, 80; San Antonio 8 Arkansas Pass.
8SA; Southern Pacific Is, 94A; Southern Rail
way 5s, 121A; Texas & Pacific drsts, 12o;
Toledo, st. Louis & Western rs, S3A; Union
Pacific 4s, 105; Union Pacific convertible is,
109ss; Wabash irsts, 1881; Wabash seconds,
no.; Wabash debenture B, 77M; West Shore
As, 113h; Wheeling & Lake Erie As, s5%; Wis
consin Central IS, 92K; Consolidated Tobac-
CO As 64%.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16
THE CASH TRADE
Flax and MilIstuffs Lower-Oats and
Barley Active.

barley Active.
FLAX-The market turned easier, No.
selling off to s1.37 for spot, and later the lg-
ure was lower and around $135. Some No.
10 arrive sold at the latter figure.
Local stocks decreased trihe for the week.
leaving 2o,9ao bu in store here. Minneapolis
received cars, against "a last year, and
shipped /; Duluth had cars.
Closing Prices-Minneapolis, cash, 1885,
August, s1.35; September, 1871; October
S1.271b. Duluth, cash, $1.42; No. north
western, $1.42 September, $1.32A; October,
s1.29.
CORNING grade sold at 5sc. No. 3 yellow
closed at SOC. Receipts, cars; shipments, 8
cars.
OATs-There was q good market, No. 8
white selling from 32@321ac and No. white
at 31032Ac. Nc. 3 white closed at 32@32Ac.
Receipts, 81 cars; shipments, cars.
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn is quoted s21. 5OQy21.75; No. l
feed, 22.50@22.75 No. feed, S23.50@2S. rs
No. feed. s24.5o@A.75; granulated corn
meal in cotton sacks at the rate of $3.50 per
barrel.
Mlllers report fair demand at the decline with
larger sales Of bran for export. The market
Ia a little lower for all grades. Bran in bulk
is quoted at S11@1l25; bulk shorts, $12.5o@
1915; -four middlings, s15@15.5o; red dog, ST.
(. o. b.: feed in 20o-lb sacks. 81 per ton ad,
ditional; in 10O-lb sacks, $3.50 per ton ad
dittonal. Shipments, l. ,444 TONS.
BARLEY-There was fair trade in bar
ley At the close feed grades are 35@45o
mailing grades, 4o@65c. Receipts, 1S cars
shipments, 20 cars.
RYE-No> 3 rye sold at 47c and No. 3 a
46Asc, and CLOSED at 46hc Receipts, cars
shipments. cars.
HAY-Upland, choice, ss@s5o; upland, No
/, s15OQs; midland, $6@7; medium, s5@6; OF
color, $2@4; timothy, fancy, $12@12.5O; tim
othy. choice. $11@11. 90: timothy, No. l, $1OQ
tons.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. 16.-Receipts of cat
tie show a considerable increase over last
cattle actually on sale. The stocker trade
has shown considerable activity and there was
very much better tone to the trading. The
and the strictly good 1000 TO 1.zoo-1b steers
were picked UP readily at an advance of 100
1oc over the close and 25c higher than the
early market of last week Big strings OF
cattle changed hands at $4.25@4.65, with some
good to choice range feeders selling at $1,000
$50. The 300 to 900-lb steers sold mostly from
$3.50 to 81. In the yearling grades the heav-
ier weights sold at about dime advance,
selling at $3.o0@4. The light weight steers
and the inferior quality cattle of all weights
were slow sale and showed no material
change, and were closed out at $2.oG@2.7o. The
heifer market was generally slow. and with
light receipts the offerings were picked up
at last weeks prices, selling from $3.50 to
the yards each day. and the dealers have
comparatively few cattle in their pens to
feed over Sunday.
The offerings in the fat cattle line comprised
with very few exceptions COW stuff. The COW
market, in sympathy with the decline at
othor points, showed a weakness here each
fairly good COW stuff selling 25c lower than
the close Of last week The strictly good
grass and dry fed stuff has been in very light
supply and the few sales made ruled steady
with last week. Prices ranged from $3.50 to
$3.50, with the bulk of the supply selling at
$275 to $3.50. The receipts Of range cows
we're ii Igh ta q and of only fair quality selling
| Aided by a considerable increase in receipts
at all the leading markets, hog prices were
| almost continuously lower this week, tenn
porary halt in the downward course of values
which was registered on Wednesday, being
the only exception, and values are at this
writing 40@45c lower than at the close OF
| last week. A considerable increase in the
average weight of offerings is noted and the
general quality was pretty good Something
Of a showing Of the new crop" was reported
| by traders. The prospective market. as the
/ trade looks at it, is a little mixed, with
the general opinion in favor Of further de-
probation in values. .s-&
Receipts of sheep were hardly sufficient tt
| test the market. Prices showed some de.
cline in sympathy with heavy setbacks al
other points A top of $5,15 for lambs an6
s3.75 for wethers was secured. Ewes were
quotable at 81 to $3.25, according to qualit,
and flesh. Some evidence of good inquiry fol
stocker and feeder sheep and lambs was indi
Gated during the week.
Cattle-Receipts, 500 cattle, 4,2oo hogs
Hogs-61, 270 lbs, $3.50; IA, 25s lbs. $s.55
6S, 240 lbs, $670
Cattle-steady mostly southern cattle goin.
| through. Sales: 26 beeves, 1,241 lbs, $6. 55
81 beeves, 1,12S lbs, Sc; 26 cows 1888 lbs, 81. Is
% COWS, 997 lbs, sS.25; 21 cows, 941 lbs, So. IS
20 cows, 10SO lbs, $3.75; 80 yearlings, $40 lbs
$4.3O; 16 yearlings, 691 lbs, $3.50; % feeders
968 lbs, $3.50: 20 feeders, 1.120 lbs, $40.
| Feeding sheep strong.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16

CATTLE-Receipts were almost entirely
westerns billed through to eastern points.
only few scattering head on sale. All
moved at steady prices. Yards are entirely
Butcher Cows and Heifers-1, 1,o7o lbs,
81; 2, $40 lbs. ss.2s; 1. $50 lbs, $3.l5
Cutters and Canners-1, 1000 lbs, s2.4o; l..
$50 lbs, 81. 70.
Veal Calves-2, 1876 lbs, $3.50; l, $40 lbs, 81.
Mich Cows and Springers| cow, $Ss; 1
COW, s3e.
aoGs-Prices strong; offerings liberal for
hogs. Average quality, however, about the
same as on Friday. Price range, s6.40@7;
bulk. s6.5o@6;s5; rough sorts, S.:
Hogs14s, 2ss lbs, $50; S. 272 lbs, $3.50;
$3.50; Sc, 200 lbs. ss45: A. 2lo lbs, $3.50; z.
3o4 lbs, $3.50; 70, 24o lbs, 6.7o 81, 270 lbs, ST.
Stays and Boars-2, Ais lbs, s6; /, $40 lbs,
IS; |, 40 lbs, s5.75; |, 400 lbs, $500.
oIoS 5snse IS gh sss Market ba en ues 5
feeders offered sold unusually we'll.
killing Sheep and Lambs-3 lambs, so lbs
IS; Is ewes, So lbs, 81; l eve, Ito lbs, $3.50
Stock ar and D. Feeding Sheep and Lambs-1ot
Among the shippers on the market We're
H. j. Holmer. Lehigh; G. R. Norris. ]. H
Carter, R. S: Tingley, Big. Sandy; Simmer 8
Thomas, Velva: Bloom Cattle Co., w. H
survant, Malta; l.. J: Weston, Claremont ant
Dodge Center; Sam Despres, Elma; Goodrich
and Hardness, Durand; T. Emerson, Elmore
J: S. Wheeler, Wheelerwood;- J. G: Dodge
G. Nelson. Walnut Grove: Candee & Giese
Balaton; E. P. Walker. Marshall; Dunhan
& Carpenter, Janesvile; H. Krause, Vernon
Center; S. A. Scales. Madelia: J. J. Lenertz
| ST James; D. H. Flynn, Westcrook; Ryan &
Hoban. Waterville; Christopherson & skeg
prud Hartland
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16
TOLEDO, W.UP
Heavy Buying Advances Them Two
and Three Points.
EARLY MARKET WORKS DOWN
The Soft Coal Groups Decline Liberal
Fractions on the Strike s..
N"n News. yh.'-.. = e

New York, Aug. 16.-Opening dealings in
stocks showed evidence Of some realizing,
notably amongst the Grangers and Pacihcs
under cover Of advances at other points.
There were 1900 shares OF Southern Pacific
sold at 72s to 721a, compared with 72a last
night. Wabash preferred, Pennsylvania and
Toledo, St Louis 3 Western preferred showed
good fractional gains. Dealings were we'll
distributed =@r, E.. ~ = -
A renewal of the heavy buying Of the
Toledo. St. Louis & Western stocks advanced
| them 2A03 respectively for the coramon and
| Other stocks were in measure neglected
and worked gradually downward. Smelling
declined w and the Transcontinental and
Soft Coal groups liberal fractions. New
York. Chicago 8 ST. Louis, New Haven. Ice
preferred and Locomotive preferred advanced
1@1h.
New York, Aug. 16-Money on call nom
inal; no loans; prime mercantile paper, Az
@5 per cent; sterling exchange, weak, at
$4. S7@4. .25 for demand, and at $4.S4.6 $3.50
4.S4. 875 for 60 days. Posted rates, $4.S5k@
4.S6 and $4ss@4.SS1a. Commercial bills,
81. S3N@4.s4B. Bar silver, /, 521Ac; Mexican
dollars, 41Ac. Government bonds easy; state
bonds Inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
| Except for a rise Of III in Buffalo, Roches-
ter &, Pittsburg and an advance by st. Louis
Southwestern preferred to IT, the market
was heavy Rock Island lost about point
and Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
preferred ~. There were reactions of tc
~ in the Toledo, St, Louis & Western stocks
Louisville and Hooking Valley The two last
named recovered. The market was very slug
gish and narrow and the closing was dull and
heavy.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal
ty Watson & Co.. Chamber Of Commerce
| Minneapolis.
Closing figures are bid
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
Selling Movement in Wheat Due to
Unresponsfve Cables.
CHICAGO GRAIN


Chicago, Aug 1e.-Early trade in grains to-
day indicated tendency. to even up deals.
There was a selling rush in wheat at the
start caused by English cables, which were
lower in spite Of higher prices here yester-
| day. The weather wap was neither one way
nor the other-some Ehowers-but clearing
weather predicted in the spring wheat har-
vest. Shorts took advantage of the early dip
| to cover fairly and there was a faint-hear1ed
| rally. September opened 1Ac to Ac down at
70ssc to 701sc, sold to. zoe, rallied to 7O%c and
steadied near 7ossc Local receipts were lib
eral at 9O6 cars, but there was only one car
Of contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 2O5 cars, making a total for the
three points of eli cars, against 362 last
week and 480 year ago.
| Liberal selling and little support pressed
on wheat prices until September sold at 69hc.
The close weak, September, %@1c down
at 69%@70c. -. -. r. r. -
Close Wheat-August, e9MG7oc; September,
69H@70c: December, $685. @68Ac; May, 69c.
Cash wheat No. red, 70%c; No. 3 red,
6s@671ac No. 2 hard winter, 69hc; No. 8 hard
winter, 66@67c; No. / northern spring, 74c;
No. 2 northern spring, 73c; No. spring,
7o@72c. 81" ~ 81 s.,
Corn dipped early with wheat, but soon
reacted Cables were a trif1e higher, shorts
bought and the cash demand held fair Sep
tember started Nc down at .511sc and sold to
51Ac. Receipts were only A cars. r..
Selling in corn was scattered, largely in
fuenced by the wheat break. September
dipped to 50Bc and closed weak, 1zc lower at
511sc. '.' 49, fr-.~ H., . . .... ..y-s..
Close-Corn, September, 51hc; December,
40%c; January, SOC; May, $3.50.
Cash corn, No. 2, 55k@56c: No. 3, 55@551sc.
Oats were received literally, 233 cars The
showers were against grading and the cash
demand held good with New England TAX
ing car lots freely, but offerings and the
wheat weakness took the strength out of this
pit. September started 1ac to &c down al
321ao to 32Ac, and held near S23sc. .s
Olose-Oats, August, 26Ac; new, 32Hc; Sep
tember, 961Ac; new, 31Mc; December, S36c
new, 28Ac; May, 1850. E =.
Cash oats, No. 2, 2714@25c; No. 3, Bh@
2SHc. > ,a- :,f....z ~. II .--.y, III. s-t-.z
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK, Aug. 1e.-Exchanges, $273, SIG,
59o; balances, $40, ,S33, 1863.
BERLIN, Aug. l6.-Exchange on London,
20 marks 4s ptennigs for checks.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l6.-Clearings, s5.31,-
23s; balances, $461, ,l35 For the week: Clear
ings, S24,904, ,478; balances, $2,975,33 Money,
4Q4h per cent.
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Clearings, $22,e62, ,235;
balances, $2.0lS,617.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-Clearings, SIS,
7a0,O45; balances, $2,S93,o76; for the week,
clearings, $94,32 ,567; balances, $751; 800
money, 400 per cent.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 16.-Bank clearines
to-day, 81, ,63S, 1S92 21; New York exchange, sell
ing rate, SOC premium; buying rate, par
Chicago exchange, selling rate. 40c premium
buying rate, 10c discount; London 6O-day
sight documentary exchange, 81 SAN.
BOSTON, Aug. l6.-Exchanges, $2,02S, 700
balances. $3.50 ,5o4.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 1s-Bank clearings, $780,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Aug. 16.-Cattle-Receipts, 800
steady; good to prime steers, $500; poor to
medium, $4.25@7. so; stockers and feeders, $25t
ners, $1.50@250; bulls, s2.50@5; calves, s350d
7.25; Texas steers, $S@5; western steers, SAT;
@6.50
1904; steady; mixed and butchers, Sc 65o@6 s5
good to choice heavy. $6.SO@71O; rough heavy
se.25@e. go; light, se25@6.so; bulk of sales
$6.4O@680. ..-..
| steady; good to choice wethers, $4,000. .25
fair to choice mixed, $55o@3.75; western
| sheep, $3.50@4.25: native lambs, s3.50@6.75
| western lambs, $3.50, top. ....".
Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle, 1929
hogs 20,S ,S11; sheep, 1900. Shpments-Cattle
g. 1885, hogs, 4,7S2; sheep, 1850. s-... .-.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16
Daily Closing Prices.
Duluth Grain.

Duluth, Mimi, Aug. 16.-The market was
very quiet and uninteresting: Trading was
largely In the December option. September
closing at 87ssc. Cash sales were practically
nothing and rax was quiet and frmer, Sep
tember advancing 1c and October NC. The
northern, 71sc; No. 2 northern, 6sBc: No: 8
spring, 67hc; to arrive No. hard. 73c; No.
l northern, 6sasc; September, 67asc; Decem-
September, Bic; December 275ac: rye, Septem-
ber. 47Ac; on track, 4sAc; to arrive. 4SAe
fax, cash, s142; to arrive: $d3s; 9 on on track LEX
$1.43' cash northwest, SLAP: Sept ember,
ST. SSH; October, s13o. Cars inspected, wheat,
4, last year 1s; oats, /; rye, 4; barley, ,o.S 3;
fax, 4. Receipts. wheat. o.ses bu; rye ooo;
barley, 4,621; fax, 5,549; shipments, wheat,
%. 1872 hu: fax, 23, 194.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16
Cash Sales Reported To-day.


No. northern-5 cars, old, 76Ac; car, old,
7b&c; car, old, 7sAc; 1 car, old, 76c; car,
new. 7211c.
No. 2 Northern--2 cars, old, 1916; car, DID,
74c; cars, old, 73c; car, old, Toe; car
old, 7414c; cars, old. 73Ac; 1000 bu, to ar
rive, 71Ac; 1000 bu, to arrive, 71Ac; 1000 bu
old, to arrive, 73Ac
7ac; car, new, zoe; 1 car, new, Tic; car,
new, 70Ac.
Rejected Wheat car, new, .s9c; cars,
new, &c; cars new, zoe; car, new, &C.,
No Grade car. CSC: | car, 6S1ac; car,
CSC; car, Tic; 1 car, 7oAc; L car, sc; /
Corn-No grade, car, &c. ..-
OatsI car No 2 yellow, 3oc; 1 No. 3
white, 32Ac; 2 cars No. white, 32c; l car
No. 3 white, 321hc; cars No. white, s1Ac;
&c; car No. white, 32Ac; LOCO bu No.
white, to arrive, 32c. r. r
Rye-1 car No. 2, 47c; car No. 3, 4s3hc;
cars No 3, 1910 r '.-'. =. p
Barley-1 car No, 3, 5ac; cars No. 2, esc;
! car no grade, 5shc; car No. 3, o b, 5Sc
Flax-500 bu No. l, to arrive, H-35. -.-a
State Grain Inspection.
Aug Is. -a ~. <sa. .E:s-s7
inspected -Whsat-CaTs.
Great Northe1n-No. northern. 8; No {
northern, Il; No. 9, l.; rejected, 2; nc
Milwaukee-No hard, 2; No. northern
4; No. 3 northern, IL; M. 3, 4 rejantad L
no grade. 2.
ST. Ltollis-Nn. nnrthan, g.; Nd. north
500 Line NO. 2 northarn. 2; Mo. 3, i; re
Norsharn Pacifnn mo. 2 northern. i; No
:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16
Receipts and Shipments.

Received-Wheat lSS cars. 15s,7eo bu: corn.
$3.50 bu; OATS 26, $50 bu; barley, 1910 bu;
hay, % tons fuel OIL 81 130 gals; fruit 4S1, 774
lbs: merchandise, 6.224.s71 lbs; lumber, 40
cars; posts and pilng, / car; barrel stock,
wood 140 cords; brick, $500; lime. 8 cars;
cement, l.45c brls; stone and marble, I cars;
linseed Oil, 100 brls: salt: "a cars; ; dressed
materials, s cars; sundries, 80 cars; car lots,
60.
Shipped-Wheat, IL cars. $3.50 bu: corn,
1850 bu; flax, $50 bu; -four 1905 brs; mill
stuffs I, ,444 tons; fruit, 80, 900 lbs: merchan.
disc, 1851, ,905 lbs; lumber, Sc cars; posts and
2o, ,oO0 lime, 2 cars cement, 200 brls; house,
hold goods. $1,000 lbs; ties, 81 cars; stone and
marble, oars; linseed oil, 210 brls; oil cake,
30, 900 IBIS: wool, 10000 lbs; railroad mate
rails: cars; sundries, 81 cars: car lots, 927.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16
Boston Mining Stocks.

Boston, Aug. 16.--Copper closing quotations:
Adventure, 22@22h; Allouez, 2A@21z; Area
dian, 41s@6; Arnold, 50@s0; Atlantic, 25@26;
Bingham, 31]a@33; Calumet and Hecla. 52o@
$50; Centennial ls@is1z; Continental Zinc
1904; Dominion Coal, 141@142; Elm River,
ed, 31k@3A; Mass, 1l@l7A; Mayhower, 2@21s
Michigan, 11@111a; Mohawk, 454 @451A Mont
real and Boston, 2h@2A; Osceola Sc; Parrott
Rhode Island, 21a@3; Santa Fe, 1A@2; Tama-
rack, 175@lsO; Tennessee, 2K@S; Trimountain
94g100; Trinity, 111A@l2; Utah, 2o1k@214
Victoria, 5k; Winona, oA@6A; Wolverine, 81
@59 Wyandot lM@1k; Anaconda, 25@26.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16
New York Grain.

New York, Aug. 16.-Flour-Receipts, 1885
brls; sales, 7,1oO; quiet and barely steady
Rye Flour-steady; fancy, $3.55@3.5o. Wheat
and lower, influenced by improving northwest
weather conditions, easier cables and liquida, 4
ton; September, 731z@741sc; December, 7SA9
oslo elf. New York; No. western, 60c fob.
aloat; No 2, 60@61c track. Corn--sales. co.,
900 bu; options market opened steady on small
receipts then eased off with wheat; crop news
unfavorable; May, 43B@44o. Oats-Receipts,
129, 900 bu: weakened by better weather and
rather good buying; state and western, e27kc.
Close: Wheat-September, 1880; december,
72kc Corn-September, 56Ac; December,
45Ac
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-16
Midway Horse Market.

Minnesota Transfer, St. Paul, Mimi, Aug.
1e.--Barrett & Zimmerman report the past
week inactive in all branches Of the market.
The comparatively few sales made were to
local expressmen, outside of which the trade
was quiet. Values: Drafters. extra s165@
200; drafters, choice, s130@155; drafters, com
mon to good, ,$115@130; farm mares, extra,
s125@145; farm mares, choice, $90@125; farm
mares, common to good, $4,000.