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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
THE CASH TRADE
MORE FLAX coMING-coRN QUIET
-:a- OATS ACTIVE, - :

MORE FLAX coMING-coRN QUIET
-:e-- OATS ACTIVE. g. r..
FLAx-Forty-stx cars in, the lar
gest receipts so far this season. The
market held fairly steady against in
creased offerings and No. brought
$1.3S@1.3sAc. Local crushers are mod
crate buyers as yet and a good part of the
sales are to shippers and outside crush
ers.l " F.5s' q.
4 Minneapolis received 4e cars, against AZ
last year.. and shipped 8. -, H..
- Duluth had I cars. -"<.E T.
Il Closing prices:
Minneapolis cash, s1.3sA; to arrive,
s1.35, to arrive in 10 days; s1.37; August,
el.3s; September $1.32; October, $1.27A
Duluth cash. s143; No. northwestern,
$1.49; September, s1.34h; October, s1.30A.
~ CORN-Little was done in corn. No. 8
yellow closed at 57Ac. Receipts, cars;
shipments. ! car. SO .s,z..., 4. - y ! ..r.
OATS-The; market was active and on
q range about, steady with yesterday.
No. 3 white oatsf1 closed at 3l@32c. Re
iceipts, 81 cars; shipments, 8 cars. st*.T' I'D
4 If FEED AND MEAL-Prices are now on
an even basis all around, with practically
no difference as to grades. Coarse corn
feed, s21;@ No. 9 feed, s21@21. so; granu-
lated corn meal in cotton sacks at the
rate of $3.50 per brl.
= -MILLSTUFFS-The is good demand
with continued sales for export. Bran in
bulk Is quoted at s11.5O; bulk shorts,
$12.60; flour rniddlings, SIS; red dog, SIS
+. 0. b.; feed in 2OO-lb sacks 81 per ton
additional; in 1oo-lb sacks, 81. so per ton
additional. Shipments, 1.34s tons.
81 RYE-No. 2 brought 47c to arrive.
There was a good demand. No. closed
E iatS47Ac. Receipts, 8 cars; shipments,
cars. ~ Is za.ss5. gar5. So .s@s5 r
BARLE9-Feed grades ~ are z4o@5oc;
mailing. grades, 50@62c.9 Receipts SO
cars; shipments, II cars ,1s
rs. HAY-Rye straw is flrn1er. Timothy
hay is firm. but ordinary upland and mid
land are a little weaker. Upland, choice,
& $8.5o@9; upland. No. 1, 7.50@S.5O; mid
land s6@7; medium. $685.: timothy.
fancy, $12@125 so; timothy, choice, $ll.50@
IL; timothy, NO. l, s1o@l0.5o; rye straw
choice, $3.50. Receipts. 123 tons -.
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Range of September Wheat,
CHICAGO GRAIN
HOLIDAY BUSINESS WITH SOME BUYING OF
- 80 THE DECEMBER OPTION. 49,:

Chicago, Aug. ao.--Early trading in grains to-
day was Of the usual Sunday order-light bust
pata5s tor the
Conditions favored buying rather than selling.
northwest and showers had fallen over most Of
the spring harvest country during the night
sspteRss7 sa tarsa sI en1 e 81 e e.s
back to the higher opening figure. The fact that
this was the last day before beginning septem-
bugaboo Of heavy September = short interests i
had apparently been dismissed. A drop Of SC
In two days in the Paris market had no effect.
small buying In December wheat. and. that op-
ton startng unshangsd at s74s sold 9, to s7se
grade; Minneapolis and Duluth! reported 367
cars against 4se last week Is. ..t : 7'S5 80 :
late strength to. wheat. September closed n ID
Acoup at 27oA @7oHc.z December closed Mc up
Close: Wheat. September. 7oM a7o5ac Dece,n-
se' ied ST. se 81 e'3s sen wne2' hard ard
S9atsF sssssf is P3stas; 'Ps'pF Ps
posn hss sfsfss s bg{ tss there s,s . ii M s
that the cold weather might drop down on the
green Rsesipts we're stu small There
tile early trade was dull and featureless. Sep
tember opened VIC to l4c down at SIC to 56Tsc,
sf dp aaS sd
tween 42Ba@42Mc and 42a4c. Receipts were 81
cars, 1 5 of contract grade. aTs.S. Il ~ FL
Late business did not amount to much Fluc-
tuations were narrow and September closed
steady, &c up. at 5fAc. December was frmer,
Nc. up: at 42kc tzsfs s'45i-G n
Close: Cern--septemher. ss5Thc; December.
42Be; May. $3.50, Cash Corn-No. 2, 53@5o9ac;
No. g. s5S1a @59c.E .{s4E ,, sts$g; :. x,es d
Better weather for oats and liberal receipts
here at 362 cars did not offset the poor quality
Of oats coming to market, and fears on the part
Of shorts over the scarcity Of contract stuff.
Only II cars graded standard to-day. Trade,
small gains, opening unchanged to &c up. al
341A @341ac.. and steadying near 34kc. after
having touched SANG; December opened nm
3oA @30%c. as = r '4,.s. ,E. I'M
: Close: oats--August 2GNc; new, 351c; Sep
TEMPER, 6asc :; new, :34c; December, 25hc: new,
soMc; May. se7sc- Cash oats-No. 2. 2shc;
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MONEY MARKETS

: PARIS, Aug. 3o-Three per cent rentes, 1o1f
NC Exchange on London, 25f 17hc.. Spanish
AsF 5eSoiS gssemin at Bueno'
RAdIINeRE se5S AdE a9earngs
1854; balances, s2,so5.45s: for the month,
clearings, $97, ,555 800; balances. $11, ,ess, 400.
aG2sy; NsW ToRS ReF fsnt Aus sosterl,nx exchange
nominal. with actual business in bankers bills
at s.. $50 for demand a and at s4 ss75 for sixty
esgs bs fstss sas sas vss ss
Exehaases' ssSs45seas; sSsza balances, $500 ,ee7
BOSTON, Agg ao'-E1changes, 81, ,1o3,zs7
zgs 5saaess ASE foe ts Rss s s
1892, ,es5, 1es; balances, $50, eA,5o Money. ~
as per cent. - = 2rS J. i:,-,.:; ~ J
EsEA 81 RAVS so4 Agg ~ sorcsariRgs ssSa415l7
day, s1ael ,os24 g.: New York. ezehange Selling
rate, 1Oc premium; buying rate, 4oc discount:
eatng eafngo rsts os sE EoSon @ 1os RP
SHIeAeS ASe sats; tsSSelsarnes: so2;
for 60 days. $4.ss on demand: New York ex.
change, 1oc discount bid; 10c premium asked
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Aug. Boz p.
m.- consols for money. 81 1916; consols for
account e7A; Anaconda, sA; Atchison, 97e;
on's
Ohio 81; Chicago Great Western, 35: Chicago,
Grande, sos; Denver s Rio Grande preferred.
o.; Erie, 42% Erie first preferred. 72T: Erie
second preferred, 5eh; Illinois Central. 1T6h
& Texas. y: Missouri Kansas 4 Texas pre-.
ferred, e6: New York Central, 16s: Norfolk &
Western, IS; Norfolk & Western preferred, o51A
Ontario & Western, 36M; Pennsylvania, S31z
Reading, s5%; Reading first preferred. :HX
Reading second preferred, 81; Southern Railway,
Pacific, 7s5k; Union Pacifc: 1l4X; Union Pacific
REsfssFed Prefer e4 ss' pnitsd stse 42
Wabash preferred, 49ts: Spanish Fours, 81
Rands, 11%; De Beers, 22k. .%
Bar silver, quiet, "a ,3Sl6d per ounce, Money.
215@2A per cent. The rate of discount In the
open market for short bills Is AZ per cent; for
three months bills is IA per, cent. ~ f
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SCARCITY OF FUEL

This Remains Handicap Otherwise Conditions
-a$a in General Are Favorable. - =. IL, /,
II review. Of trade to-day says: :, :$ =.
Gradual resumption Of anthracite coal mining
are encouraging although tn geoutput is not yet
sufficient to have any commercial Yalue:3 Busi
Siesfs 1n
mel vacation season, with. exceptionally large
operations among dealers in the agricultural
+ Notwithstanding some bad weather, large crops
are now practically assured, although the most
sanguine. results may not be- attained: Manu-
rule, the least gratifying reports coming from
furnaces that cannot secure coke. The trains
portation problem is becoming serious as the
factor OF crop moving is about to be added. and,
however, much coal must be moved by rail- that
usually goes to consumers by lake and canal. -
. Iron fur furnaces are suspending production ), he
cause coke cannot be secured, and 1t is evident
that the rate of output, atthe opening Of the
new month will show serious loss. ! This
scarcity: Of fuel was expected at the few plants
using anthracite COAL but has, come as a shock
to the coke furnaces, for the Connellsville ovens
have steadily maintained weekly production
of 600 TONS Inadequate railway facilities
are responsible, and the situation is critical. or
The dry goods jobing trade reports a liberal
distribution and supplies are only moderate in
r
ton gods, buyers: seeking figures on forwarded
contracts and placing a fair amount Of orders.
There Is also better demand to meet inue-
diate requirements. E[ - 80 = - -<-.S:Ess<
Eporters to China are again in the market for
for brown cottons.- At last footwear makers
have been able to secure a moderate advance in
beEs are no longer disposed to wait but place
orders freley. Retailers also pressing job
bers for immediate deliveries of goods for coun-
try trade Leather is strong and active while
sharply advanced. though a nrnl~ tone deyel-
oped. -. ,,, -, = 49,, - :,
Failures. for the week numbered 17s Ia the
United States, against gains 2o2 last year, and "A In
Canada, against p year ago. o =. --..s
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q sNo. Northern Wheat--44 cars, 81 &c; s car
MHc; 1000 sbn, to- arrive, 671ac; car. old
f5kc;E1 cGr, old, ls741 =EE- t5 .SE7. =
No Northern Wheat cars. old, Tic; i car
Gears 6ec;g 2s cars, e51ac; car, s5Nc;4
ears, 651se; 4 car, soft, Csc.
.slNo 8 wheat--3 cars, 64Ac;s1 car 64c;f1 car
G<Iac; ! car, 69c; 1 car, 6sc;. car, csc; car
s 64Ac.s .$ ...+.t E7s a
fe1ected Wheat-o cars. &c; 1 car, e1c.
No Grade Wheat--10 cars. SOC; cars, 57c
+ car, Sc; 8 cars, soc: 2 cars, Gle; 4 cars, &c
car, 5sc; 8 cars, 81 1ac.s sl5s.s5 5sss ss
9 white, Bic; 8 cars No. white. ale; car,
No. white, 3oAc;a part car. No. 81 2s &c: Z Z
eoc; car no grade. S271sc; scnrs no grade. 27c
car no grade. 2Sc:s4 cars no grade, 2ec.
Rye-l car No. 2, to arrive, 47c; part car
no grade, 42c. }.
Rsrley--2 cars No. 3. 55c; car No. 4. 4711.s
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THE FLOUR MARKET
CONDITIONS OF WHEAT SUPPLY I'M.
PROVlNG-DEMAND FAIR.

,7Millers sold about as much -four as they
turned out last week. It was fairly sat
1sfactory week, in view Of the handicap
under which the mills still labor in the
matter of the cash wheat supply. An
Improvement was made, from the millers'
viewpoint, in that wheat receipts picked
up somewhat, the premium, came off and
there were sales at the fiat September
price for No. northern. But No. 1
northern still holds above September. and
1t Is believed will continue to command
q premium all through September, un-
less receipts here should increase to a
degree unexpected at this time. Some
business was done in patents for export.
Domestic flour buyers show an increasing
interest and with stocks in general rather
light, a, good demand is in sight for the
near future. so.'
Shipments for the day, 45,743 barrels.
. First patents are quotable $3.S0@3.90;
second patents. S3.65@3.75; first clears,
$3@3.10; second clears, $220. ,..
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J M1pwAY HoRsE, MARKEr M,nnesoto Ira,

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer, St. Paul Mimi. Aug. 3O-Barrett & zin,-
merman report arrivals of heavy, logging horses
in large number, which stimulated The market
considerable Every effort is being made to sup
ply the market with tn eheavy kind for the
to the extreme scarcity Of that class of horses.
Values: i DEafters "a & sstra $50 to 1928: drafters.
s$l2e- to $40; farm mares zze1traT $12oa 40:
farm mares. choice. 800, to- s120, farm mares,
common to good, $50 to $10o. The past week
showed activity In the movement OF delivery
horses at somewhat easier prices than in the
preceding week S.-.--
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No sEps FoR' MIL.LIoNAtRlEs nj :. I

|E--- Observation-Disclosures.
r. Denver, Aug. i30.-Thirty nniilionaires
from New England. en- route to- the Black
hills spent yesterday wandering about
sMitf1outsbe able to find hotel acconm0-
dation.s They had wired ahead for thirty
rooms, but not one of the down town ho-
tells could accommodate them with a; cot.
The Denver men were svers; busy; trying to
ioca te the n1illionaires all afternoon and
lit was said by scattering them ina man
ner not at all pleasing to the Bay. staters,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Aug. so-Butter-
Firm; receipts. 5,053 pkgs: creamery. 15@19c;
factory, 13@15He: renovated, 15@17he: imita-
tion creamery, 14a@l71ac. cheese.steady to
and small eelored fancy. 10ss @1o1ac: small
white. 10% @lohc; large colored, 90 @9Bc;
5 los pkgs: state and Pennsylvania. 21c; western
candled, 1S1s @20c; western uncandled, 16@1sc.
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5lsse sse No car 4 4se; so ess go +
seads No. 4 81 car no nG s4sds ssdsss se
Fiax-io cars No T., 81: ssH;.2 cars anstbSs No;
ern, $1.Ss1a =. ~. r.,a E.
STATE GRAIN INsPEoT1oN-Aue. 20.
Inspected In-Wheat-Cars-
Great Northern--No. ! northern, "a: NO;
northern, o. No. g. I: rejected, I; no grace, 10 DO
No 2 northern, so: 30. 3. i; rejected, 20; no
St. ST. Louis-No: northern, a No. 2 northern
. 500 90 LineISo. ii i 1northern 1s: No. 2 north
ern. 10: No; 8, 2: rejected, 2; no gPaae;S o.
northern, ssnsf + No. ), ;; REJECTED. s no grade,
Onaha-No j northern. s; No. 2 northern, 81
re!sstsa fetsao Il nG hsra snece northern
2 northern, 79;' No. 8, 10; rejected as; no
sfeah Other e; Grain.-No. 3 winter wheat, Il No.
yellow corn, l., No. 3 white corn, Il; No.
corn, 81; No white oats, 2; No white &C oats, t.
ssads as oats Tai's M NO. ea!s Se . grade
% 30. 8 barley, 12 No. 4 barley, s; No; 5 barley,
= no grade barley sIle,g e.: e. No; fax 49, rejected
northern wheat IS; No. northern wheat. 9;
XG Tsss s NJ So yeos
corn 2; No. 3 white oats, 8; No. white oats
barleT sofsy rye S oaaiss aH, III rejected
fax, Z. =. -w@,il m = ;..f~ ST. go
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, Aug 2s.--Re.
ceived-Wheat 3t2 cars. 274560 bu: corn, 400
bu: oats; "A. 100 bu: barley s. 100 bu; rye; 672o
m f $50 ss hs Ss aaS 1as tons
lumber 35 cars barrel stock. cars; machinery
$4,000 lbs: coal. 33S tons: wood. 13o cords
household goods 1000 lbs: stone and marble
II cars; live stock: car; salt, cars; RS DR. dressed
meats. 1000 lbs: hides. pelts etc, A,Ooo IDS
1rcoH ma
shipped-Wheat. 81 cars, ooR1o bu: corn. 7st
bu; oats H. 900 bu; barley. 1850 bu; rye. 2OS[
bu; fax 2.46o bu: -four. 45.743 brls; millstuns
1919 tons fruit, 244 400 lbs: perchandlse @ d1s
2 6s caa ao 4ons I'm lime eaEs
brls; household goods. 92, 400 lhs:.r stone sant
marble. 8 cars ltasesd g arls 5aillFSaS l1sse
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Aug. se-Butter-
Steady creameriesss 15@ 1S1ac; dairies. '13h@
171.c. Cheese-Steadv: twins 10e; daisies. 1nhc;
Young Americas,,1ok@e @eleAe' Eggsasteady;
Steady; turkeys, 312h h@131sc; chickens, 1Oh@
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IS LOWER.
Tendency Of the Markets Has Been
Easier on Many Lines During
the Past Week.
In the Grocery Line the Most I'm
portant Decline Has Been in
Cereals. Position Of Drugs. s.

a An easier tendency has developed on most all
lines OF prodnce during the week, and values
generally are lower than they were last Sat
urday. Production OF farm produce continues
heavy and there IS, something Of an .aceunln-
Butter has declined i cent on creamery and
dairy extras and @is now on a parity with New
some higher than eastern commercial centers,
but receipts have increased so heavily that
prices have: eased of Eggs have fuctuated
during the week to greater extent than for
some time: Receipts were light on Wednesday
and Thursday. but showed slight increase on
Friday: with the result that values lover
than they were week ago. The cheese market
Is gaining in strength. Twins or fats have
gained 1a91c, while brick and 3limburger show
advancing tendencies. On live hens and spring
chickens. the market has shown a total decline
during the week Oily @2c. Receipts are very
heavy and consumption Is active. Dressed meats
are generally Arm, with veal in comparatively
light supply. o a. s}7.j.S4 s;se55 -:
1 In the vegetable HIST while. there is no very
important change in quotations supplies are
heavy and the market is easier. Potatoes are
on the same basis as last week: Cabbage is
nonina1ly: lower % Onions -
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range Of prices:
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUrH Grain. Aug 80 .-whcat vas very
steady and dull . . opened ~ up for pecem
to a close at 05 Ac. September was In more de-
mand and was stronger. It sold up to 5scs over
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THE WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs

New York. Aug: 3o.--The following table,
ings Of the principal cities for the week ending
Aug. 2s. with the percentage OF increase and
decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year: -. E'.,.: 1s*ss 80 elef,
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GRAIN IN REGULAR LOCAL ELEVATORS.

WHEAT MOVEMENT By Y-RoADs~rReceived-
Cars-Milwaukee, Sc; Omaha. 43;; st. Louts, Is;
Great Northern, 126;2 500, IS; Northern Pacific,
IT; Chicago Great Western, T.. ~ g.
-Cars-hfilwaukee, 43; Omaha, s.; st.
Louis, 16; Wisconsin Central, 8; Great Northern,
80; Chicago Great Western, a. r.. .,'E@
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4oc; cucumbers. per bu. eo@75c; beets, per bu,
SOC: caulifower, per doz, 75c; celery, homa
grown, per doz, Soc -. -5' -. s--
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT, Aug. 30
Reserye s @ decrease $3.50 900; loans decrease ss,
der increase, ST. ,066, ,OOO deposits decrease S12-
5000; circulation increase. $500, 600. -
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Friday and closed Nc, better at .67ssc. New
M Gts %as Ysss s.
Reccipts.Wheat, 55 cars; oats, Is; rye, s.; bar.
Ley, 2; fax fax, -. shipments--Wheat, 2s,23s bu;
Close: No. / hard, cash, esMc: MOL north
eEn, er cash ssssc; to arrive, ssAc; septen.ber,
epteeer, S1s2N | sasS octopef f. soH ersa
her, 1920; oats, cash, s1Ne; December, 2sXc;
rye, cash, 40Ac; September, 4s1ac;. barley, 42c
LIVERPOOL, GRAIN, Aug. so.-wheat-spot
No. red northern spring, frna., 6s SID; No. 2
steady, 6 I'D; futures quiet; September IS
8 sutHsss ssnas;
quiet, Ss 3D.. .:4rs - =
M1LwAyKEE eRA1N, Aug. Flour
SsS S9SsSS &38s Ss puts 7os ssIf e. &.
&c eornsspten6er SIC; eals h.sHaSsS: 'S''
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Aug so,-close:
Mhe: bs99 9ssss &C. ea
oats No. eS; White, 's s5,Se ,so Nni'e' oos"Aooe M
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Aug.
so.-Faax-cash Jag, northwestern; $145; southwes.
tern, $l4l; September 81. .34 October, $1.30.
Rye-September, 45A @49c. Barley-Cash, ,42@
6sc Iimothy-September, $412. Clover-Oc-
tober, $s75. H.. H.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Aug. so--wheat
December, 7lAc; May, 1886: Corn-Dnll,
steady; cash, bic: September, csc; December,
41Ac: Oats-Dull, steady; Septemer, 341sc:
December, 31Ac: Clover Seed-Dull, easy; oc-
toer, S.: 42k bid: January, $5.25 bid: No. 2 al
| stke, $1.41k; No. 2 timothy, >$1.s5. Rye
51Hc. .s,.A = ~: 49,. : : 49,.
ST LOUIS GRAIN, Aug. so.-Close: Wheat
Higher; No. red, cash. elevator, 64%c; Sep
tember, 64Ac; December, 65Ac; No. 2 hard, 6s
@7oe Corn-Iiigher; No. z, cash, 55kc; Sep
No 2, cash, 2sHc: September. 26ssc; December.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Aug. so-proy1sions
We're dull and inclined to q steady tone Hogs
products slightly. September pork opened Sc
down. at 81 and sold ut 81 I D2 Y January
gept Peaea ar 9c a np a y ana dpRed 2
lard was. &c higher. at SO. SO. 2 September ribs
were 21sc higher. at $40. M, and October ribs
held steady near 50. 81 ls .1
I Close: Pork-A August, 81 6 e5; September, $17;
October; S17.l23A X Japuary; 81 May, s14.
tober. $500 December, Ss.25 May. so 8 RIBS
August $10.25;s September, $10.2711aa October,
SO IS; January, $7s75. ss& ss&s 4sgis
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Mrs. RichInond-I hear that Mfr. WESTMINSTER
has distinguished himself IL piag-pcns 3. Mrs.
Bronx borough g,pong !? Is that In the Pill.
iDpines orsin China Judge. ss M N
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nR11G MARKET srEAny

Generally there is steady demand for drugs
and chemicals with comparatively few price
changes reportable. Quinine is dull and un-
changed. Juniper berries are extremely scarce,
with the market firm. Cubeb berries are lower.
In! barks there is a steady to quiet demand
WITH prices Arm Bulk peppermint is attract.
ing most attention, in essential oils, and II
nonninally higher. Spanish and American SAT
frop are advancing in the flower list. Values
On alkali and ecaustic soda, lin chemicals, are
hardening. 81
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q 81. LOUIS LEAD, Aug. sO.--Lead- Firm
$4.O21s. Spelter-Strong $5.25. +. IS 1ss
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PUTS AND oALLs +, ,:
OAgH gAIEg REP0RTED Tn.nay

j 30 o'clock report
Puts-December wheat. 64A M641ac.
Calls-December wheat, 651sc. 10
Curb-Decemberr wheat, E64Ac-
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Railroads, entering the yards reported receipts
for the day; by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 3: Chicago. Milw aukee & St. Paul
2: Minneapolis & Sc Louis 9: Chica CO. st Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha, s. = Great Northern, 3S;
Northern Pacific. 40. p ----., -. 49, =
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3.es: native IamI,s, So. .5aGa io. = Gs1
oteis ssS SSestsray , s9s
ssf bess rs sss'g ssesp
/. KANSAS oITY LIVE STOCK, AUG % !. .c.stls q
sos Texan.. ssso@s cows and hsitsrs, s.
@5.2b; stockers and feeders, 81. .sO@4 ;7o.
peavs sssGs s. ssfss
g s54 5A6n7 YORK 1oa7. pigs Sc 80
,sss sfssst: sas. safA''sse 'ps'''
HIDES, pELTs. TAIIow AND, a. d WOOL.
sa ssltss ssssr ssss
Green sailed veal calf, 3 to 10 ,bs ]. .1oM sz
rssn Srssn sslted ssssp assl Of
Green salted deaconf. each -. 50s5 40
Green saited horse or mule hides IsrxeS2 a2 90
Green sa.ted Of green frozen horse or ! s s !.
eresn' s saiisd @ horse or mule h,de.spali 10 100
Mgas:ss sutsass ss
Dry dlntS calf skins 50. I. 1. IS ls
Dry flint kip skins .:l2 s,sss. 10 u
Green salted pelts. small to large eaeh2et
TalloW, ID barrels 5. 5. .. On 81
Grease. light i. . |. 9. -. AZ 4N
uEtd6ep udCk IS
Wool medium, unwasled -. ....t... . 13la Dt5A
WOOL dpe., :unWashed .. II @I13A
Wool. coarse. shed 1S i :,
Bright Wisconsin and similar grades. 1@2,
higher than above 1uotat lions. seedy OK bury
wool, 1@2c less. sss.55
Feathers. live geese per lb -. .s5 d745y
Feathers, live duck, per lb 80 Ql35
. Old feathers. 5@l15c per lib less. . - - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
NEW RECORD WEEK.
Cattle Receipts at South st, Paul Up
to. Friday Night Were Over
Il, GEO Head.
Hog Receipts Fell Of Sheep and
Lambs We're on Slow Steady
Decline. sss IN

South ST. Paul. z Aug. 3o.--This week bids
fair to establish a rev cattle record: The total
10000 head s and; with q liberal run to-day, the
weekly record of 600 head made In S98, wi II
be surpassed. Receipts show a Il tremendous
gain, .as the total last week was 8, 800 and for
head Cali: receipts this week vii total about
$50 head, against 575 last week and 425 a year
ago The bulk Of the cattle received have
been Westerns but only about one-third Of these
have been~put on sale here. r. The cher cattle
ma n, is nov quoted steady te strong after
sssds
quality feeding cattle are steady at last week s
decline, but the common to fair feeders are 25c
lower. Best stock cattle are 10t9l5c lower for
the week, with the common kinds fiat 25c
of and slow sale at the decline. Best lpilch
cows, are about SIS lower than last week. The
bulk Of the common mi2ch cows are selling 70
packers as Gamers = 81 ~ So: 8
Hog receipts have been extremely light. The
total for the week will be but little more than
600, against A. TOO last week and 5000 for the
&C corresponding week a year ago. There was "a
gained about soe Of ne previous loss. but the
latter part of the week has witnessed falling
prices again, and the larger part OF the gain has
been lost. The price of hogs is conceded to be
extremely high. .5.even allowing for big short
age and there is every indication that the mar
ket VIII drop very shortly. It Is certainly IN .
vtsed to keep In close touch with the market and
allow a wide margin In buying 81 &.
Sheep reeeipts dp for the week show something
and 1850 for the corresponding week a veal
ago. - Prices. on both sheep and lambs dropped
about 25c during the first three days OF the
has been regained Sheep continue to holc
steady at the decline Stock and feeding stuff
and especially westerns are in good demand ant
selling at prices that are highly satisfactory: =
Estimated receipts at the union etockyards to
day: Cattle; 1885; calves, Is; hogs. $50; sheep
Tha foilo,,-;nr +ohla oh o,,,,. +la rooainfe fror
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-30
1 GENERAL : PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEAP
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE. -

: Saturday, Aug. so.--Extra creamery. but
t. ter: steady; packing stock, steady. Strictly
!. veal, steady. Live poultry, easy. , Green
; fruits, steady New Apples, easy. Pota- !.
toes, easy, 7" E, - - 7 -t< o..