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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-10
A Familiar Figure on Change.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, Sept. 10
Three hundred and sixty-three cars received in
the northwest. This what the traders in
wheat posted this morning. year ago
to-day, receipts 95S cars, showing a loss
for the day of sos 1t Ia the same old
story in wheat, that has done duty now for a
row, and heavy movement from now In
all probability receipts will increase from this
time There is every reason to look for it.
and the chances are all in favor of it. But
the pit traders who are reallq the only ones
doing much in wheat just at present. have been
disappointed so often by the alarm of heavy re-
ceipts to come that they have turned cautious
and are not selling freely now on the pros
poets. The first really heavy day may be taken
as the forerunner of a continued heavy move
ment. and on that calculation will probably be
the signal for little pounding by short sellers
But there nothing in sight to-day to pound
it On. and. while there was much talk of heavier
receipts Tomorrow the traders concluded that
they would like to see them materialize before
going in to much for bearishness.
December sold up to 65@651sc and held Just
under CSC at noon. Foreign markets sent little
early news OF Timportance. Liverpool closed II q
Ad higher. In Chicago, Armour a heavy
seller OF wheat and was reported to have sold
100000 bu September and 800, 900 bu December.
Minneapolis had 1877 cars, against 407 last year,
and Duluth had 166 cars against 551. The
primary figures showed receipts Of 1, PAS. 900 bu.
against $4,000 bu last year, and shipments of
$4,000 bu, against 200 bu. Wheat and
-four clearances equaled 100000 bu.
Export inquiry at the seaboard was good the
early reports showing 40 loads taken. Chicago
wired that the corn traders were trying to break
the market but without much success. Near the
close the old talk of heavy receipts was re.
newed and Chicago claimed to have advices in.
dicating that tomorrow will break the record
50 far at Duluth and about 500 prom
ised. At the close the market remained firm
December wheat closing GAS @65; May. 66T @
81; September, 66c.
Firmness ruled again in cash wheat and the
range higher all around. A little old wheat
still comes in and still holds at good premium
Old No. northern brought 1879 and old No.
northern re. No. / northern, new, sold at 6S1l
Ql60c for the average and business was noted
III this grade to arrive at 68A and at CSC. No
2 northern brought 67c for the bulk with some
lots going at 67A M67 y. No. 3 wheat sold al
65l2 @66c. Rejected ranged from IS to 631ac ant
no grade from 81 1h@65c down to Sc. There
was not enough wheat offered to make much diff
Guilty in moving 1t promptly.
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demand and at $4. So o@4. SO e75 for sixty days
eis posted rates a5a
silver, 51M; Mexican dollars 4o1a; government
bonds easier; refunding. IS, registered, 10sA;
1851 rssstssEssa 1ea% %
old IS registered 1924; coupon l1oA; 6s' reg
balances s5s Sept Money! pes cent
49, Balances ST. sSS; Money psr
10. CHICAGO aae Sept 1onclearings $254l4 se5;
: LONDON. Sept 1o:.The amount Of bullion
saE into The Bank Of ENGLAND base
Withdrawn for shipment to Alexandria.
PARIS. Sept. 10.-Three per cent rentes, 101
francs 97h centimes for the account. Spanish
BERLIN, Sept. .1o.--Exehange on London, 20
pp6fheRsas tor eheck cearngn
day, 81, BAG, es7. 81. New York exchange, Selling
rate par; bgying rate Soc discount Chicago
discount: London sixty day sight documentary
:; LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Sept. 1o.-cen.
so ns for money esss; eonsos for account, cay
a Pacific ~: 14sA; ohesapsake : ohio; SsN chi
SEE ehasss? penvse III
Grande, 51A; Denver s. Rio Grande preferred
s1A Erie, 1874; Erie first preferred, 7S; Erie
Louisville & Nashville, 1904; Missouri, Kansal
= Texas, se5a Missouri, Kansas & Texas pre-
Western, 7sN; Norfolk 4 Western preferred, SO
Ontario & Western, Ssh Pennsylvania, SeA
Rand a9d,r Mines 81 ~ Reading ss Beading 6 1a
Southern Railway, AZ; Southern Railway pre-
ferred, 9914; Southern Pacific, SO; Union Pacific
1141s; Union Pacific preferred, 94h; Unite,
States Steel, 44A: United States Steel preferred
9a&;, Wabash, 391; Wabash preferred, 554
Spanish As, S49s. ...
Money, 2H @2h per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market 70
short bills is 2A per cent. The rate of dis
count in the open market for three months bill
| ic "a o. 1915 per cent.
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ar BUTT TIE s creamsries, per ID, lehs;
h. S deries sts, pee 3D.
iSGnqs st pei Bse1 1 ''Gs
EGGs-7strictly fresh, cases included, loss Of.
checks and seconds, per doz, 1oc.
twins aI @ ssaee or 1 h. g 9sse 1 M
s. 81 1s$1Ss sP;ss 7Sse RsS
il, ~; block Swiss, No: |, per ID, AZ @1te;
Gag, fancy: per lb, i2@121c;, choice, ,l1i@l1Me:
m 1g Rsas pst Is G qeso ss e1d
Old, per e Id, e@7c: ducks, spring, white per
H. 81 aas6s fPlPg ias se h
far to g9ed Per To- thin small S Or
1sm1f Psts off, thn ID be s@7 hogs light
PEI ST PIX arge pei h. &c. small and
dunn, 4@5c; crappies, medium to large, per ID,
&C. per r. S6eed 1
CABBAGE-Home grown, fancy, large crate.
SWHhT A%o j. per bril- So; vir
seosst d RsE DFl; So Grown. per ou soc:
CRANBERRlES-Cape coos, per OIL, HtOU.
DRIED PEAs-Fane : yellow Per bu, A. 4,
aea 5 grea gsr Medium
choice navy, per bu; s.; medium hand-p!sk g
brown, fancy, per bu, S. fair to good s1:2oa
'HPPLEs-Jonathan. !. per brl. $3.50; Nader
glgsh per br $275@3 nashess per eooR P5 pe
81 ST. aso P BE- Fancy ss red Eating
apple, bu $1.5O: brl. 81; bu box fancy cook
Ing, 81; box, y$1.50; brl, 81; bu box fancy cook
! WEST COAST FRUITs-Peaches. per box: 9ot
@$1; peaches Crawfords. fancy, per box, 81 10
pllims, Gross, per crate, SIPS: Burhanks pei
crate per-
80: Tokay, per crate, 81; ao. 60 ?,
@a S; meiee per crate, ST. 8sbn basket &c.
ORANGES-Late Valencias, all sizes, per rox
TEEMoNs-verdiuas. per box, $3.50; Messinas
fancy as to size, ST. so; choice. Sd. .--
PEARS-Eastern per brl. 81. 50@4.75.
PLUMS-Southern, per 16-qt crate, Sl.25.
BLACKBERRLEs1aPe 16-at crate e. "
GRAPEs-Concord, lob basket, 25c; Ives
1O-lb basket. 35c.
dium 5anehss, s2SSa255; small bunches, ss@
VEGETABLEs-Aspa new, per doz. 75c
wax beans per bu, 50M60c corn, green, per doz
s@1Oc egg plant new. per doz, $::2S: rad1s dishes,
| home grown, per dozen lunches, lbag2oc; onions
green, per dozen punches, l5c: lettuce, pc
dozen, 2oc lettuce heads per dozen; oos g., MINT
Squash, per dozen, 81; turnips, per bu, 25c; car
! rOts per bu 35c. ...- -. o.. -
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ter ,es@ CSC; No; northern spring. 74c; No. 2
+, Corn was reported offered freely in the coun-
try Tor December delivery and the weather ia
vored selling early. Predictions of frosts to-
morrow came IN, and there was u tendency to
changed to 1sc lower at 57Ssc to 571se. and sold
at oac, but e.sed off again later to 57&c. De-
c &C. Der opened 1s@Ae to Va sc down at 42%c
70 . ~ G. sod at 43% 9s4SAc and steadied near
43c: Receipts were lighter at 102 cars, % of
contract grade. .. .-..
Corn trade hung fire most Of the day save
for fair Gov, COVERING in September options Sep
temper closed firm. &c up at $3.50, but De-
@43c. -. =
Close: Corn-september 5ssc; October, 52hc;
December. 42% @4Sc; May 80hc.
5000.
Receipts Of oats were not so liberal as of late
at 1872 cars, but stocks here are increasing. This
oo tne improved weather worked against the
eentlve. To-day early trading was without TEA,
ture little covering helped prices. more in
September sc% 9Io thar the other months September
shade easy at 81 Y @a1s sc, and sold at aihc:
no oiose; osaeess11oseptemeer, 25%e; new, 34zsc
Cash Oats-No. 2. 2s@2sMc; No: 3, 2e& @HHt
Tho fo11o kf1o
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LONDON, Sept 1O.-Gold premiums are
quoted: Buenos Aires, 1910; Madrid. $3.50;
NEW YORK, Sept. 1o.-Exchanges $271 1857.
s7s balances s. g. 7 osT T7z eo,,r.n s.on.
Co. announce to-day that shipments Of gold from
Australia arranged for by them have been in
creased from S., 900. 900 to 81 .25O, OOO
Z BOSTON, Sept. 1o.-Clearings, SCI, Ali ,17s
balances 81, 1872 $50.
LONDON, Sept. 1O.-Gold premium at Rome
49,
NEW YORK, Sept. 1o-Money ton can nomina
at s per cent; prime mercantile paper, 5@51s
per cent; sterling exchange dull and heavy, witt
actual business In bankers bills at s4.s6.25 fol
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NEW YORK. COFFEE AND SUGAR. Sent, Il

NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, Sept. 10.
The market for coffee futures this morning
opened steady, first prices points higher for De-
cember and unchanged for the other options. The
recent reports of damage by frost and cold to the
towering have have had little effect on. specula-
ton. Not that these reports are entirely dis
credited, though they are believed by some to be
exaggerated but for the reason rather that pres
emit stocks are large that considerable injury
may occur without causing any decided strin-
gency in supplies for consumption To-day s
early news reflected apparently identical opinions
among the trade abroad. The movement to pri-
mary points was moderate. The trading this
morning included moderate demand for cover
ing, but Wall street and importing interests
were again selling. The market ruled somewhat
more active and at noon was up to 5 points
lower, the total sales footing up 10000 bags in.
Guiding September 5.40c: November $500: De
eember 5.S5@s eoc; January vary. 6.55c; March,
Exchange, IL $3.50; Receipts, $500 bags
cleared for the United States, 10000 cleared for
Europe 5000; stocks, 702, 900.
s9gar-Raw, steady; fair refining &c; eentrif:
fined STEADY: crushed 5.15c; powdered, 4.75c;
granulated 4. 65c. s5sssss = s55s y 81
| Cofree-Steady; No. I Rio, SIC.
Molasses-Ftrm; New Orleans, 30@40c.
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Dividend tomorrow on G., NJ. & st. P. Ry.
An extra per cent is expected which would
make per cent for the year. ~
The new Rock Island stocks covering the re.
cent reorganization Of the system, are now traded
in on the curb. The common is quoted nominally
561a @57; preferred. s51a @s6. The bonds are
quoted around S9190. ....4 -. -.
It was printed on the tape that Russell Sage
is i'll.
London sells Atkinson. Money bid.
watson from New York: Money situation
seems to be somewhat improved and we expect
strong market with little public interest and
continuation Of manipulation.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
FIRMNESS RULES-BUSINESS INCREASING
MODERATELY.

Prices firm and steady. There is good in
quiry from all domestic sources. and fair bust
ness from local buyers and from nearby points.
The eastern markets sending in ORDERS and
domestic trade on the whole is satisfactory. In
qury from abroad Is fair.
Shipments. 61,570 brls
First patents quoted $3.75@3.S5; second
patents S36O@3.7O: first clears, $2.S0@2.9O
second clears, 81. 2O@2.3O
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Range of December Wheat.
CHICAGO GRAIN
SMALL RECEIPTS OFFSET ANY TENDENCY
TO SELL WHEAT. H."

III BELL WHEAT. - t.
Chicago, Sept 1O.--Early business in grains
to-day was at fairly steady prices. Weather
conditions generally were favorable, with rising
temperatures in most Of the corn and wheat
belt. There were a few light frosts in corn,
but no damage was reported. The Washington
crop report stated that most Of the spring
wheat was in and that BY Sept. 20 the corn
would be safe from frost damage. These factors
were still small and Offset any early inclination
to sell. Near futures We're a trihe frmer than
the winter months. December whent started V
Cables were little higher. Spring wheat was
improved somewhat In grade. Local receipts
oils still had light arrivals at 1853 cars, making
a total for the three points of SAT cars, against
945 last week and 11S0 year ago.
A little buying by prominent elevator took
December wheat to 6sMc, but late trading was
steady, shade higher, at 6Sssc.
Close: eptember,- TIC; December
6S3sc; May 59M @591ae. $500 49,
Cash Wheat-No. 3 red, TIC; No. red 81
@69c; Mo- hard winter, zoe; No. 3 hard win
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Sept. 1o.-Butter

NEW YORK PRODUCE, Sept. 1o:-:Butter, re,
ceipts, 3,1O3 pkgs: steady; state dairy. lhH e
choice, TN @2oKc. Cheese. receipts. 2.soS
pkgs; market steady; new state tull cream snaii
large coiored 1Oc: large white, ,sM @10c. Eggs;
receipts, 1o257 pkgs; barely steady state a ana
western uncandled, 17@D2oc. t-2 ~
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Sept. .1o.-Butter, firm
creameries 16@2O%c; diaries, 14h@1Sc:
Cheese. steady; twins 1oA @1oAe; daisies' 1o1s
steady: loss off cases returned, 1sc. Iced poul-
try, steady; turkeys, 1914 @131ac; chickens, 11@
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The following are the receipts and shipments
al tie principal urinary wheat markets:

WHEAT MOVEMENT BY RoADs.-Received
-Cars-Milwaukee, SO; Omaha, 10; st. Louis.
II; Great Northern, IS; 500, IS; Northern Pa
cifc IT. .
Shipped-Cars-Milw %; Omaha, 8; St.
Louis, 8; Great Northern, 8; Chicago Great
Western, II.
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STATE GRAIN INsPECTIoN-sEPT.

Wheat-.cars. Great Northern. No 1 north
ern, 16; No northern, 81 No. 3, IA; rejected,
10; no grade 49,. milwaukee,. No. ! bard, z;
No. l northern. ID: No. northern; 20. TO-; No: s,
northern, l; No, 2 northern. 4; No. 8. 3; no
grade, 1. 500 Line, No: l northern. 1; No.
grade, !. Omaha, No. l northern, 2; No: 2
northern, 2; rejected, 2; no grade, 2e. Minnesota
Transfer, no grade, i. Total, No. hard. 2; No.
/ northern So; No. 2 northern, 90; No. 8, 40;
rejected, SO; no grade, "a.
OTHER GRAINS-Cars: No. yellow corn. 3;
No. 4 corn, !; no grade cyorn, i; No: 2 white
oats. A. No. white oats, IT; No white oats,
10; No. 2 oats. /; No. 9 oats; Il; no grade oats,
8; No. 2 rye. l; no grade rye, 2; No. barley,
barley, 10; no grade barley, IL; No. fax, IA;
rejected fax, %; no grade fax, 10:
INSPECTED OUT-Cars: No. hard wheat1
No. northern wheat. 1903; No. 2 northern wheat
s.: No. wheat, 6; rejected wheat ii no grade
l. No: white oats, Q; No: oats. 2; no grade
oats, !; No. barley, IA; No. barley, 18; No.
barley, 2; no grade barley, 2; No. rye,
/; No. fax, 2; rejected fax, is. 90
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nAIGHT & FREESE CO.,
. Established 1890
Main Office, 90 Broadway, N. 7.
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON.

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer, st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 10.7-BaErett g. Zim-
thurman report the outlook favorable: buyers are
numerous. The principal feature Of the mar
men, which makes up the largest business of. the
season. Values: z..-.....n. -: s...s
Drafters. extra, $1e1@225: drafters, choice,
S14O6l16O: drafters. common to good, $125@140;
farm mares, extra, $115@135; farm mares,
choice. $90@115; farm mares, common to good
s5OGl9o.
PEORIA WHISKY, Sept. 1o.-Whisky on thu
basis of 1.32 for finished goods.
NEW YORK COPPER AND LEAD, Sept. TO-;
|-Copper-Easy; $11.s0@12.25. Lead-Qutet
and unchanged.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Sept. 1o.-wheat opened
Ac. up this morning, at 671ac. September and
65ssc December. September sold to 68Mc and
December to 65Mc. There was fairly good bust
ness I'll both cash wheat and futures. Shippers
are very anxious for cash wheat and are bidding
but have not advanced cash over September. The
September wheat premium over December has
wtdened. Flax was weaker, October selling off
from $13oA to $1.29. Sales were large, both in
cash fax and wheat. Receipts-Wheat 1855 cars;
oats 8; Eye g barley, 2s AK FAX 20 Shipments ZIP
500 cars all grains will be received tomorrow.
Close: No. hard. cash, 7oAc; to arrive, 69Ac;
No. northern, cash. 6SAc; to arrive and Sep
TENDER. e7Nc; December, 5%c; October 671sc;
No. northern: 6eaic No. 9, 64Ac; macaroni,
arrive. $l.34; September, S1.33A; October,
$2sAi November SIPS; barley 42@60c; rye,
cash, 4sc; September, 48Gc;zoats, CASH &c.; to
arrive, SIC; DECEMBER, 3Oc. r.-.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAPO
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Wednesday, Sept. 10.-Extra creamery
fresh eggs, active. Fancy country dressed
veal, frmer Live poultry, firm. Green
fruits, steady. New Apples, steady. Pota-
toes, easy. ,.'
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS. Sept. 10.-pork.
steadY Lard, dull: prime western steam. $40 s5.

MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, Sept. 1o.-F1our-.-
ern 73c; No 2 northern, 71@72c: December,
6sAc:,,. Rye,--steady; Ne 1, 5lh@52c: a Bsr-
Oats-steady;, standard, 1914 @34kc. Corn
December 42kc bid.
Wheat--Puts CSC; calls, 6Sk @6SSc. - 20 e
Corn-Puts, 42hc; calls, 43M @43Ac.
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ceived-Wheat 107 cars. 173 800 bu; corn, $50
bu; fax $50 bu; -four, 175 brls; millsturs, II
tons; hay, 70 tons: fruit. 3a2;os7 lbs; merchan;
piling, cars; barrel stock. 8 cars; machinery,
452 500 lbs; coal, 1872 tons; wood 178 cords:
brick 12e,O 600; lime e.o , cars; cement 2o9 brls
meats, 100, 900 lbs; railroad materials. IA cars;
sundries, 81 cars; car lots, IT'S.
Shipped-Wheat, so cars. 81, 600 bu; corn, 7ae
bu; oats, "a, 800 bu;. barley, $3.50 bu; rye,
2.67o blu; fax, IS, 72O bu; -four. e1,570 blu; -four,
lbs merchandise, 1851. 100 lbs; lumber, 90 cars
posts and piling; l ear; machinery. 4se, 800 lbs
100 brls; household goods, $4,000 lbs; ties,
cars stone and marble, 1 car; live stock, 2 cars
linseed oil, 200 gals oil cake "a 900 lbs; dressed
meats, 27, 900 lbs; railroad materials, 16 cars
sundries, 80 cars; car lots, ss1.
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PRICES ARE STEADY
The Butcher Stock Holds Unchanged
Good Demand at South
St. Paul.
Hogs Sell Sc Lower Receipts Light
and Quality Poor-Fat s
Sheep Steady.

South st. Paul Sept. 1o.-Estimated receipts
at, the Union stock yards to-day: Cattle. 665;
calves, 35; hogs, 500; sheep, $50; cars, SO.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan: !, 1872, to date, as compared with the same
period in 1901:
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs Sheep: Horses. Cars.
1902. 1891 31.745 40s, 25s 23s,217 6,O19 1243O
1901. IS, 465 28, 146 352,s43 106O28 1924 9129
Inc: 57,Soe $500 oo,4lS l2'1 a;:: 1901
The following table shows the receipts thus
far In September, as compared with the same
period in 1901:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs; Sheep; Horses Cars;
1901. 1884 379 0,1s1 7.752 d6S $a a
Official receipts for the past week are as fol-
lows:
Date. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep Horses. Cars.
Sept ssPt g. g.: S sss 81 go 81 SIS s1s $
SEPT. s::1,s1o Z es2 s'55ed &c 60 9, g
Sept. 9..2,OS4 80 1880 2S9S 1903 126
Railroads entering the yards reported receipts Ipt
Western, 2: Milwaukee, Il; st. Louis, 2; Omaha
/ inc Toto oil rIO
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Si$fs : s5 assess;:
steady stoekar and FEEDER trade slow, owing
to common quality Of offerings. No change in
lbs; s"ss;si S {SS ~ 5'si f; [n
Ss 1S u.s. 0s So SsS u.s. S es s. es Ss
1Ds eotts: ISL ans go 'es u.s. g;
Sutshe5 Rss Sz s. a. lbs sS S2 i5s $40 lbs
s: os So is, Z? DSi $3so s IDS
7, 1855 Tbs lbs, S. soy eaS lbs, ss25 as sa
81 rs sse lbs iSs
80 lbs, $3.50; ), 1888 lbs $3.50; L. $50 lbs
Stock and Feeding Bulls, ss5 lbs, $3.50;
!, $50 lbs, $40; /, 1.o3O lbs $3.50; 1, $50 lbs,
Mh Cows ana and ss s 3d. f' scw
big qss RECEIPTS sessD en !at
sS@ss + s ~ s. q, sG 3Ss $yS
Pigs and Underweightssn to 11s lbs Se59 go The
sHEEP-Fat sheep steady; fat lambs weak.
Finds light Sales
K2E shep pd 1bs lambs :? e ib bs
$3.50; Is lambs, 20 lbs; 81 10 buck lambs s . 81
Stock and Feeding Sheep and LambsI17 bucks;
lbs. $$9S; al western wethers, 81 lbs,
Rsnaa the sssRsPs r. Brs' EstS
Schneider Bros, Delano;. Weinzerl Bros: & Co.,
Mora ads Hs Roya ssfS1 F.
& Co.. Faribault; II. Woebekenberg, B: schwei;
tegs sshGssnsr Freepost Rake5 s Msl
W " sissston; WV: Reeves, NilbanE; 4:
o. Breckenridge Big Stone City 60
chicago II LIVE srooK s sae 1omcattls tie
poo s e %s,! ana fses
az s*sHss: eGSs iS hsf:ss
calves, $3M7. rs; Texas fed steers, $s@45o;
Hosa- gssi to-day $4,000 tomorrow, TO-;
sSS RssVy soas S snGss hight E{
stsdg ie fSf
sssss @3sff is%Ss
3hogs, 1880; sheep, 22575 shipments-Cattle,
lice; hogs, 1904; sheep, 11,1es.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Sept. 1o.--Cat-
tle receipts, 5000; steady to lower beef steers,
$4.50@7. 80; Texans $3.25@4; cows and heifers'
Hogs receipts. 5000; weak to &c lower; heavy,
81. soar. 65; packers. 81 40QD7 50 medium - A.
! OF 65; workers. 81. 50Q17.55; pigs, Sc. 90l7.2o.
| Sheep, receipts, 5000: slow but steady; sheep,
| $3.15@4; lambs, $870@4.25.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Sept. 1o:--cat,
tle receipts 7,oooi steady: beef steers; $4.lo@
Hogs receipts $500: 5@10c lower; pigs 81 20
| @7 so; packers, $7.3o@7.50;, butchers, S7.65@
Sheep, receipts ss,ooee; steady; sheep ss.4o@
OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Sept: 1o:1,oattle1,R Re,
steers, 81. 75@s.25: cows and heifers,. $3.50
520; Texans. $3.75M5:25: Gamers, $175@3;
| stockers and feeders 81. 50@525.
| Hogs-Receipts, 5000; slow to sc lower: heavy,
| 81. 40@7. 55; mixed, $7.4O@7.5O; pigs. $8@7.
| Sheep-Receipts. 4,00O steady; yearltngs 3d.
a.; lambs, $3.50@5.1o.
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept. 1o,-catt1e,
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Market steady. Sales: Sc, 267 lbs, 81. %; SO,
2ss lbs ST. 40; IS, 231 lbs, s7.45; 81, 1925 lbs,
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cows, 93S lbs. $2.45 II cows, 904 lbs. So 95; Ia
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$40; stockers, L. 55 lbs, ASS; 8 yearlings
57s- lbs, 1875; 4s yearlings, e7s lbs, $3.50; 81
| vearlinps. 300 lbs, 81.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Sept. 1o;-cat
7.4o; stockers and feeders, $3.50@4.4o; cows
and heifers, $225@5;5o; Texans, s2:70@5. s7 .,
@7.5o; packers. $7.so@7.50; butchers, s7.65@
7.S5. -'. .s..
Sheen receipts, 1900; steady; sheep, $3.40@
1926; lambs $4250l5.50 -.