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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1902-06-05

Settling Mootou F0IH1
The Boston Globe has decided that
xAn infant in the cradle may be very
cich and none the less innocent.
This really ought to reconcile
great many infants to being born just
as rich as possible.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-09
WEEKLY CROP SUMMARY
Corn in Iowa and Parts of Nebraska
Needs Hen Days .-.,
More.

Washington. Sept. 9.-Following is the
agricultural departments weekly sum-
mary Of crop conditions: .-'-.-:s .
Although the week was cool in the
central valleys and lakeRregion with more
than the average rainfall in portions of
the upper Mississippi valley, maturing
crops have made generally favorable,
though not rapid advancement The
greater part Of Texas in which state Sc
we're drought prevailed at the close of the
previous week, has received abundant
rainfall and drought conditions in the
middle Atlantic coast districts have also
been largely relieved, but the interior OF
the middle Atlantic states, Ohio valley
and portions of the lower lake region and
south Atlantic states continue to need
rain. Light to heavy frosts were very
general in the northern districts from
Montana to New England and the mid
Gle Atlantic states from the third to the
sixth, with but slight INJURY: 49, -.
80 Corn. -.-.' -. - '-.',
= Notwithstanding the prevalence of low
temperatures throughout the corn belt,
and copicus rainfalls in portions of the
Mississippi valley the corn crop has made
very satiSfa Glory advancement and wholly
escaped injury in the states eastward OF
tho Mississippi river from frosts. The
bulk Of the corn crop IN Missouri ana
Kansas and much of the early planted in
NCDTdSkd anu lIle SIdt6S' Ol>luc oIllO NdllGy
is now safe. In Iowa where corn has
ripened very slowly two-thirds of the crop
will probably be safe by Sept 20 and the
balance will require ten days longer.
Wheat.
The tEreshing Of spring wheat, al
though further retarded has made more
favorable progress than in the previous
week
Flowing for fall seeding has made more
favorable advancement in the southern
states and Missouri valley but in the Ohio
valley and portions Of the middle Atlantic
states and lake region the soil is too dry
for this work.
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Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, Sept. o.
A little strength worked into wheat to-day and
in the December option Csc was touched on early
sales. This on strength in Chicago, where De-
cember sold to cSAc, and where there was moro
attention paid to the matter of light receipts in
the northwest than for some time. 1t is true
crease here, but to just what extent is prob
lematical. For two weeks the receipts have
shown a remarkably light run, compared with
last year. In Itself this has not been suf-
hcfent to make for much strength with other
markets bearish and inclined to pull back on any
attempt at an advance. When the fact that
receipts in the northwest light has been
pointed out the bears have passed it as not espe-
oially important for the reason that 1t is only
temporary and must change about On the first
several successive days of good weather. And
to this morning the light receipts
passed over, and with a prediction for clea:
weather generally. not little short selling
developed again the argument heard every
day for two weeks, that it will only be
day two before the wheat begins to pile in.
But it is not piling in yet, however certain it
may be that it must come in increased quantity
later. Meanwhile the matter has reached the
stage where it can no longer be ignored and
every day of light receipts from this time
on will mean so much of strengthening tnfu-
ence.
, Liverpool was up 1l@9sd. Broomhall cabled
THAI the spot demand for wheat in Liverpool Is
rather disappointing. In Chicago it is the gen
eral opinion that bull campaign could be
started with fair hope Of success, based on
tho movement in this country, but advices from
abroad give nothing to indicate that foreign
markets would follow advance here Hence
the hesitation their part. Yet there is little
to encourage the bears when clearances hold
up we'll, showing 100000 bu to-day, while re-
ceipts in the northwest TIC less than
last year.
At primary points receipts totaled 1925, 900
bu, against 1, 1888, 900 last year. Minneapolis had
253 cars, against 43S, and Duluth 469 against
1000 last year.
' Near the close the figures for clearances were
corrected to read 1000 bu. Export inquiry
was reported good at the seaboard.
Bradstreets' makes the worlds visible show
increase of 8. 1913, 900 bu. The quantity east of
the Rockies increased by 1918, 900 bu and the
quantity in Europe and ahoat for Europe in.
creased $500, 900 blu.
The market closed quiet and firm, December
wheat at 64B@64Ac; September, 65A @65%c
May, 66Ac.
The cash demand was very good to-day al
! about &c September for No. / northern. A
few cars Of old wheat still found and old
No sold to-day at 1870 and old No. at Tic
The bulk of the No. northern went al
G7%c No. 2 northern sold from 6eA @eehc
no; 8 sold at 65@65Ac, few cars at 651kc
Rejected brought SO u @65c and no grade sold o.
from 63c down to 65c.
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!, BERLIN, Sept. e.The weekly statement Of
the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows the fol-
lowing changes Cash In hand decreased II $780,
900 marks; treasury notes decreased 10000
marks; other securities decreased TO- 480 900
marks; circulation decreased 70, $40, 900 marks.
= PARIS, Sept. 9.-Three per cent rentes, 1O1f
421a centimes for the account Spanish fours
$3.50.
BERLIN, Sept. 9.-Exchange on London, 20
marks AZ pigs for checks.
BOSTON Sept; e.-Exchanges' SO, 1906 747;
PHILADELPHIA, Sept: 9.--Clearings, $19-
7S9,542; balances, 81, 652, 1913. Money, per cent
NEW YORK, Sept 9-Noon: Money on call
strong at u per cent; prime mercantile paper
5@5h per cent. Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at $4.S6.25
4.86375 for demand and at 81 49, 675@4. S3 70 for
60 days; posted rates, $4.8 GA. S5 and 81 $40
As u. Commercial bills. $4.82.75@4 %. Bar
silver, 81 &c; Mexican dollars. 40hc. Govern
ment bonds steady; refunding 2s, registered
10sA coupon 1osA; s. registered and coupon on
As. Registered 1925 coupon 11oas; IS, registered
and coupon. los. L----. -..E
CHICAGO. Sept s.-clearings, s25 ess ,so7:
balances, $217S.257 Posted exchange, $4.S5,
sixty days; $4.s71a on demand. New York ex-
change 20 cents discount.
BALTIMORE, Sept 9.--Clearings, $3.50, OBI;
balances, $eo6127: Money per cent; 100. oo,.
1853: balances, SIS, 229. 81. :. = j. :,
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. Bank clearings- to-
day. So, sos. 79s. 3d.. New York exchange selling
rate 10c premium; buying rate, 60c discount
| Chicago exchange. selling rate par; buying rate,
SOC discount London sixty day sight document
airy exchange. 81 S3B. .4.s .-. -. . ~. - II. ..
ST. PAUL, Sept 9.-Clearings $685. SO0.34.
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SLIGHT SHOW OF STRENGTH IN WHEAT TODAY|lN
IN LARGE VOLUME
Business Was Good and the Stock
Market Strong at the
Opening. ......
St. Paul Reaches 1872 lie When a
Sharp Setback 0ccurs-South-,
ern Railway Strong.

New York, Sept. 9.-Substantial gains were
made in the Southwestern group, led by Missouri
Pacific. which advanced Is to 1881. Kansas
Texas made a similar gain and there We're
sharp improvements in Southern Pacific, st.
Paul aid Amalgamated Copper. Business was
In large volume and the general tone was strong:
Speculative interest conferred in St. Paul and the
southwestern stocks, which made further ad-
vances. st. Paul reached 1924 and there were
some important gains in other leading railroads
and specialties, including Amlagamated, Ana
conda. Canadian Pacific and Great Northern
preferred in which the advances ran from to
over points There was very little interest
were also very quiet. sharp setback in St.
Paul and Missouri Pacific caused. some yielding
at other points, but towards IL O'Clock heavy
buying of the southern stocks began, Louisville
jumping 2h and Southern Railway crossing 40.
The general list showed some inclination to bet
ter prices. r. -: z4rN = x F."
Louisville rose 3ss and Southern Railway
touched ,4ON before the buying petered out.
There was no definite news, to account for the
bulge In these stocks aside from vague intima-
ton of impending favorable developments. The
general list did not sympathize with the move
ment and was spotty. Some of the low priced
shares. particularly Wheeling & Lake Erie com
Chicago Great Western common and the pre-
ferred and Hooking Coal rose a point OF
more. The western and southwestern stocks
were quieter and somewhat below the best. The
bond market at noon generally was firm. Wa
bash debenture BIS continued notably strong
rising 2A to SO on heavy buying. IL. & -. -,
Traders sold stocks all around the room, caus
ing the cancellation of the morning rise in St
Paul, Missouri Pacific, Baltimore & Ohio, Hi
nois Central, Amalgamated and Brooklyn Tran
sit. Louisville yielded point from the top ant
rise of 3h in Rock Island to 200 was without
effect elsewhere. .- 80
Stocks continued to give way until large sup
porting orders were placed in Missouri Pacific
| which caused another outbreak of the bull move
Inent in that stock Buying was in enormou'
| gain over night of ga. St. Paul and Brooklyn
| Rapid Transit rallied to the highest. and there
| were heavy transactions in Atchison, which lift
| in the Pacifcs, coalers or industrials. - :.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal b.
Watson s. Co., Chamber Of Commerce. Mime
apolis. :. So. asN@ - - =.
Closing prices are bid. ,x..,
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THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

sorbed and prices hrmed up. September started
12c lower. at 56Ac, but reacted to 57Mc De-
GENDER e started unchanged to A@%c down, at
s19se to 42A 5425sc, sold at 42Ac and steadied
December corn rallied we'll on poor stocks
selling ssng at 1870 and closing firm. q q &c up, at
45M43Bc. September sold to 57Xc and closed
firm, &c up, at 57Mc
os6 G0nrn-ssptsmeer 57Nc; October, 52Ac; De.
Cash Corn-No. 2, 59@59Ac; No. 3, 5sh @59c.
neavy ,, receipts Of oats, at 47G cars started
dried up and prices held steady. There were only
ga cars OF contract stuff in arrivals and reports
rains. Trade was dull. September opened Xc
down at saac, and rallied 1kc. December start
ca ednl a shade mp to k@Ac lower, at 30Bc to
Close: Oats-september. 2ec; new, 34A a
54&e; December, 26Ac; new, s1%c; May, 81 e
Cash oats No 2 2sMoae. No azMozna =
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Tuesday, Sept. 9.-Extra creamery butter,
fresh eggs, frmer. Fancy country dressed
fruits, steady. New apples, steady. Pota-
toes, easy. - -"
.BUTTER-EStra creameries, per lib, 1910;
extras per ID. 1Sc; diaries, frsts, per lb, Ice;
seconds per lb. 12hc; packing stock, per h.
= ladies' frsts' per h. 141ac; seconds per
EGGs,strietly fresh cases included, loss Of
eSecie
CE1EESE-TWins or fats fancy, per 10. lie;
twins or fats, choice, per lb, s1Ac; daisies,
1131e; No. 2. per H. ee; No.: 5. 7@se; iimburger,
No. !; per III, 11@11Mc; limburger. No.. 2 per per
No z, per b. s5S@sc; round Swiss, No !, per
t fsna lSA Ssr E iiSs $780,
.P0ULTRY-Turkeys large toms and hens. per
ID, 12c; hens, per lb SIS; ROSTERS; Old 4, and INC
ducks: I'D, per Ii, 6@7c ducks spring, White,
per r. s aqif fancy SCI psH m
dressed, per Is. 6@6Ac;. mutton, tim, psr u:
S mig Eht s pss b. bs se medium pF sse Ssszs
FIsH1Pike, large per lb Sc; small and me- ne;
per Is sS' skinned
CABBAGE-Home grown, fancy, large crate,
poTAToEs-New per bu, s5c.
SWEET PoTAT0Es-Jerseys, per brl, So; Viz
s9 os16 BsE Dr SSse per SACK home
p' To IN grown, per bu 75c@s1,.
CRANBERRIEs--Cape Gods, per brl. $3.50
sl.7s; green, medium, fair, 1.25; marrowfat, pei
ou bH S1S1. REANs-Fancv navy ner bu, s2.25
per bu $lS5; medium \; fair per bu s12s
brown, fancy, per bu, 81; fair to good, s1.2o@
Blush, per brl, s2:75@s; Duchess, per bri, $27;
@$; y Wealthy Tea per brl; $2,75@s; cooling PEI
ing, s.; box. $3.50; brl, 81; bu box, fancy cook
WEST COAST FRUITS Peaches, per box: go @
al; peaches, Crawfords fancy, per box, $1.10
plums, Gross, per crate, s1.25; Burbanks, Pc
e s f Maess aS
MELoN Watermelons, large, per. doz. SIT!
mlskmelons, per crate So; 2-s-bu basket, 75e. -
l." -ORANGEsEELate, Valencias, all sizes, per box
LEMoNs-ysgdil1as s. per box, $50; Messinas
PEARs-Eastern, per brl. $4.50@475.' '~~
- BLUEBERRIES-Per LOOT crate, So.
aGRAPEs-Concord, lob basket, 25c; Ives
1o-lb basket. 35c.Is 49, - '--:.
BANANAS-Fancy, large punches, $685. me
dunn punches, $2.25@250; small punches, SIC
| 2.25 ..f -
VEGETABLES Asparagus, new. per doz, 75c
wax beans. per bu. 5o@eoe; corn, green, per doz
s@1oc; plant new new per doz' $225i radishss
pr 1 sace
dozen. zoe; lettuce, heads, per dozen, soc; mint
| per dozen, 30@40c; parsley, per dozen, 3Oc
new squash, per dozen, 81 turnips, new, pc
bu, Csc; carrots, per bu, 35c.
| CHICAGO PRODUCE, Sept. 9:-Butter-Firm
creameries, 1914 @2ohc: . diaries, 141A @1se
| Cheese=Steady: tYins. 1OX G11O1hc. daisies an
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, SEPT.

Wheat Inspected ln-t,arS-
Great Northern-Ro. ! northern, 26; No. 2
northern. 81; No. 8, II: rejected 81 no grade, 20
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. hard, ::
No. northern. 10; No. 2 northern, "a; No. 3,
49, rejected %; no grade, SO: *. f.,
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No.. northern, 8;
No. 3, s; rejected 8; grade, 8:
500 Line--No. 1 northern. 5; No. 2 northern,
8: No. 3, 4; rejected, 2; no grade, 4.
Northern Pacifc-Nc. northern. 4; No.
northern, 4; No. 8, 2; rejected. 81 no grade, L.
Chicago st. Paul, Minneapolis omaha~No
i northern, IL; No. northern IL; No. 3, 4;
rejected 81 no grade, 49, "i'" ~ :.
Total-No. hard. q; No. northern, 81; No:
northern, 124 No 8, 4s; rejected So: no grade
1874. 't@f
Other Grains-Cars-No 3 winter wheat, L;
no grade wheat, /; No. yellow corn. 6; No. 8
corn, 2; NO grade corn, 2; No. 2 white oats .;
No white oats Is; No. WHITE M oats s. ~ NO TO-
grade rye g. No: 2 barley 81, No. 3 barley: g.;
No, barley, 80; No barley, oi ~ In no grace ne
grade flax, 1. o.
Cars Inspected Out-No northern wheat 80;
No. northern wheat. 10; No. wheat 8; re-
jected wheat. 1; no grade wheat, 20: No. Win
ter wheat, IS: No. 3 winter wheat, 10; no grade
winter wheat, 2; No. 8 yellow corn, l; No: .
corn, 2; no grade corn q No White oats 81 10;
barley, s. No. barley, 2; No. 5 barley, 2; no
grade barley, 2; No. 2 rye, 8; No. flax q; re-
iected flax. 1,
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Sept. Con
soils for money, 939s consols for account, 93A
Anaconda, 5%;- Atchison, 9sA Atchison pre-
ferred los; baltimore s Ohio, ISL; Canadian
Great Western, 34h VI; Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul, 1o7; De Beers deferred, 22A; Denver. &,
ferred, 97N; Erie, 4sA: Erie first preferred,
7oh Erie second preferred 59h: Illinois Cen
trail, 1884,: Louisville & Nashville, 1884,
sas Texas preferred, SO; New York Central,
1G0; Norfolk & Western, 49,. Norfolk & Wes-
tern preferred, 90; Ontario & Western, 3S%
Pennsylvania, s6A; Rand Mines, 12 Reading,
3aN: Reading first preferred, 451a Reading
second preferred 4oA: Southern , Railway, Il !;
cific S3Aa; Union Pacific. 114B; Union Pacific
preferred, 95H: United States Steel, AN: Unit
ed States Steel preferred, 93M; Wabash, So;
Wabash preferred, 90; Spanish is, ~.
Bar silver quiet, 24d per ounce
"a Money, 2s0 I2A per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Sept e.-The cotton
market niass opened steady with prices 1@5 points
accounts put out yesterday, and on some invest
tments support. prompted by better class Of
weakness here last night. Following the call,
conservative operators eagerly bought the win!
report due at midday concerning which ,opin.
ions were at SKIES and sevens. the bears were
to Sne for
day had foreshadowed this feature and little
I1erpool N further improved after the openis
here and sent moderate number of buying or
ders New Orleans and the west, well as the
advances Which Due Carried Jaauary to 25c Spot
s IN RH
speculation in the forenoon was fairly active and
general
points higher on covering and fairly active pub
lie 6pyng Spot quiet ladg IS s%
last week and sse actual last year For the
week and 50, 1894 actual last year To-day's, re-
ceipts at New Orleans were 4.12o bales, against
tat 1sa1 last Year. a. OaeS
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR. Sept. o.
The market for coffee futures opened STEADY With
Of about ESQ The trading ID was quiet S
ing to the Brazilian holiday, there were no
primary markets. In the local market there
was some covering. by recent short sellers and
importers were selling against BRAZILIAN pur-
primary receipts were circulated, but the mar
ket showed no improvement during the fore re,
fairly steady. At midday the sales footed up
5000 bags. Prices at that time were unchanged
and the market dull. The sales included octo-
her 5.45c; December, 555c and February, 6.70
Spot quiet 5Mc for No. Rio. Rio-Holtday
Receipts, n 900 bags. Sugar-.Raw, steady;
fair refining, Sc; centrifugal, 90 test 3!ac: mo
lasses sugar, e. Rented firm e crushed d., 5:lSc
powdered, 4.75c; graduated, 4.65c. Molasses
1 firm; New Orleans, 30@40c.
NEW YORK COPPER, Sept Cooper
Firm; 12Ql12.25c. Lead-Quiet and unchanged.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Sept 9.-Provisions
We're dull and steady with but few fluctuations.
The hog situation was firm. January PORK start
ed 21ac up. at $14.921a. but held steady
$14 go January lard 2hc up at ss.37tA. and
sold at $3.50. and January ribs unchanged, at
ST STh and sold between 81. 80 and S7:S5.
I Close: Pork. September. $16.75: October.
s1s.s7ls January. s14:o5: May. s14s71 Lard,
1878; January. $50; May, SS.02Na. Rii,s. Sep
TENDER, $1o.47A; October S9.9I'a; January.
7.S5. $500
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Range Of December Wheat.
CHICAGO GRAIN
STRONGER WHEAT OPENING ON Small!
NORTHWESTERN RECEIPTS.

NORTHWESTERN RECEIPTS.
Chicago, Sept. 9.-Grain trade opened to-day
with something of the waiting character that it
assumed yesterday. Light frosts were reported
from Iowa and Nebraska, and rains fell generally
in the Mississippi valley. These conditions, to-
gether with slightly improved demand, Offset
the bearish Influences of more liberal receipts
and kept prices slightly frmer. September wheat
opened @Ac lower, at Tic to 70kc, on a little
selling Induced mainly by the increase in re-
ceipts, but poverty Of grading took the price to
11ac. December opened Il c higher to unchanged
ut Csc to 67Ac dipped to 679sc and steadied at
grade. Minneapolis and Duluth reported 712 cars,
making total for the three points of 1915 cars,
against 1855 last week and 1,7o7 cars a year
ago. Local traders somewhat skeptical over
the reported expected increase in the spring
movement. $3.50
Lighter primary receipts made strength in corn
and good export wheat business-seventy-n nine
loads being taken at the Observation-Disclosures
wheat prices. September sold to 71Bc and
closed sc up and firm, at 71Ac. December
closed firm, Y @acl up, at 6SA @63sc.
Close: Wheat-September, 71Ac; December,
6SA @6Ssse; May, 69% @691ac.
Cash 5Wheat-No. 2 red, 71ssc; No. red. SO
MeSc; No. 2 hard winter. Zoe; No. 3 hard winter,
66@6Thc;, No. 1 northern spring, 74c; No. 2
northern, re; No 3 spring. ;T6c.t
Receipts Of corn were icnreased to 279 cars
to-day and 48 cars were of contract grade. This
started little selling early, but the weather
and cables caused everything offered to be abb
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THE CASH TRADE
FLAX BARELY STEADY-GOOD TRADE IN
OATS AND BARLEY.

Sar wh e Ga s0sns
terday;s figure for rejected No. i sold at
for the bulk b1t there @g little ts bns
Was to Only few cars going st
the TOP figure and the BULK d. selling a AROUND s
No a sifvs rees7sd ss "a
FIFE Ssrs s. Ss SistsSss
northwestern, 81 40: September, $1.s4k; octo-
yellow sold at PIX @5sAs and p no grade at SIC:
Sn 5ATs11n oats there was an active market,
With nr o w bas &C. ths
B white or No. white brought the top figures,
The great bulk selling lots No was
The close no: 3 white oats was quoted ao@3oNc.
'1 FEES AND MEAiMThe demand is moderate
and the market quiet and. steady as quoted.
Gs575 e0r NJ. sA feed So NO feed
fo1 o fair sEDs and SFsn in
sSSE 5:r red dog II s eoS
sacks, $1.50 per ton additional. Shipments, 1,251
t0l BARLE1-A good active market ruled in bar.
stuff selling up pretty well. Choice No. 2 and
No 3 sold to 620l 621ac. The market covered
a range of 4oc to 621ac. Receipts, SO cars; ship
mcnts % cars. ,s.rt- -..
RYE-Prices eased off a tride and No. 2 sold
was fair demand. No. 2 closed at 46Ac. Re
cpipts 6 cars, shipments, 1 ~ .
HAY-Prices are little easier under pressure
of heavier receipts: upland choice, So; upland,
No. i, 81 80; midland, seq $3.50; medium, $500;
timothy fancy, $12; timothy, choice, $11 80;
timothy No. i, $40; rye straw, choice, 81. so.
Receipts, 4S TONS s
PUTS AND CALLS. >.
Two o'clock report: sa =. .-- Is
Puts-December wheat, 64asc. .-r~
Calls-Decenber wheat. 64?s @65c: ~.
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RECEIPTS AND sH1PMENrs-sEPT. 8.

Received-Wheat, 258 cars, 222, $40 bui corn,
rye, 4. 10 bu; fax, Is, go bu; dour, l5o brls
hay, 4s tons; fuel oil. 80, 422 gals; fruit 1905
posts and piling, z cars; barrel stock. cars;
achnery bs coal sse tons we9d
100 brls: household goods 47.OO0 lbs; stone and
marble, cars linseed oil, 400 brls; salt. 1 car;
dressed meats, 141 ,742 lbs; hides. pelts. etc,
IL 500 lbs; railroad materials, 8 cars; sundries,
shipped-Wheat, 90 cars, 1920 By; corn, 100
$50 bu; fax, SO, $50 bu; -four, 6e,945 brls; mill
stus PSI tons fruit 50 600 lbs; Merchandise
i9s l96sT G e cars car nasnt as
bris; stone and marble, 4 cars; live stock, car;
Iinseed OIL 800 brls; oil cake 1872 900 lbs; rail-
lots, 953. -, 80. -
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THE FLOUR MARKET
CONTINUED GOOD DOMESTIC SALES-SHIP
MENTS INCREASING.

Business Is reported good and demand hold
ing up satisfactorily, with inquiry from domes-
tic buyers principally e shipments sn1 f show some
figures. Prices remain steady.
First patents are quotable $375@S.S5; second
patents So. 60@37o: first clears, So. 80; sec
ond clears, S2.204230.
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DAILY WHEAT MoyEMENT-sEpr o.
The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:

WHEAT MOVEMENT BY RoADs-sEPT. 8.
Observation-Disclosures IS cars; Omaha IS; st.
Louis /; Great Northern, lis; 500, 81; Northern
Pacific, 10. -, j.. ~ ! zaEss s.
shipped-Milwaukee q cars; Omaha. Il; st.
Louis, 10; Wisconsin Central, 2; Great, North
ern, 16; Burlington i; Chicago Great Western,
%. E5.2S& Sc % Z