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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-04
FLAX AND CORN ARE CUT
Sharp Frost Last Night Damaged
Corn and Late Flax and
Garden Stuff.

Specials to The Journal. =
Fargo, n. D., Sept. 4.-The damage here BY
frost was extremely light, but reports from tho
late flax has suffered badly. The thermometer
eral agents Of local machinery houses are re-
oeiving discouraging reports from their repre-
sentatives over the state. The cool weather
has stopped wheat sprouting in shocks. follow
ing the heavy rains, and Will have some bene-
fetal effect.
Minnewaukan, n. D.. Sept. A sharp frost
last night formed ice Of eighth of an inch
and killed all tender vegetables and seriously
hurt all fax later than June 20.
Huron, S. D., Sept. 4.-There was
light frost last night. Vines and garden
stuff damaged and there was some dam
age to corn.
Sioux City Iowa. Sept. 4.-There was light
frost about Sioux City, growing to heavy frost
in northwestern Iowa and South Dakota last
night. There is no question Of some damage.
IN South Dakota, though in Iowa it is thought the
will mature in spite of the killing of the
leaves. The mercury ranged from 80 to 81.
Aberdeen, S. D., Sept. 1.-The temperature
went down to 80 last night and a frost pre-
vailed. Much corn was killed, there being only
small proportion of the crop entirely out OF
the way. An earlier frost had done some dam
age. Flax is reported about out Of the way.
only an occasional field being green enough to be
hurt by the frost.
Yankton. S. D., Sept. IA light frost pre-
vailed in low places In Yankton county last
night and was heavier north. Not much damage
Is reported in this vicinity.
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MONEY MARKET

3 NEW YORK. Sept 4.-Noon-Money on call
firm at per cent; prime mercantile paper, so
o13 per cent; sterling exchange easier with &C
tual business In bankers bill at S. $3.50
4: So. 625 for demand, and at 81. So s75@4.s4 for
sixty days; posted rates, $3.50 S519 and
81 81 X 44.SS; commercial bills, 81. S3@4 81. 8;
bar silver, 52B Mexican dollars, Al; govern
ment bonds. steady; refunding IS registered,
1OSA; coupon, 1OSA 3s. registered and coupon:
ts s shS csapo 1885 coupon 1o'% S. regis"
oa st; PAUL; Sept. 4..Clearings to-day. 5000
-, 1877, 40S.4S. r.. :
Z BERLIN, Sept. 4.-Exchange on London, 20
marks 4SHa pfennigs for checks. Discount rates:
Short bills. 1h per cent; three months bills:
TX per cent.
b6sroN SCI Sept * 4-.Exchanses sao,eoa,45e;
GmcAGe Sept te
for 60 days: $4.S7h on demand.
se2,2 ss; balances, S2,iS6,o3s. Money, ~ 5 pei
cent.
o eentmes for the
| exchange on London, 10 francs 20 centimes fol-
checks: Spanish 4s closed at 81 49,
| NEW YORK, Sept 4-Exchanges 1929, SSS,
sO2; balances. 81 6250..
| BALTIMORE. Sept. 4.-Clearings, $4.162, $50
balances. SAT 100 Money, per cent;
day. ST. $50 .5s7 ss; for the week s1i ,257 $3.50 80
corresponding week, S13. 100, 424; New Yorl
exchange. selling rate: 10c premium buying
rate, Goo discount; Chicago exchange, selling
| rate. par: buying rate Soc discount: Londol
60-day sight documentary exchange, $4.S3X.
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Serious Frost Damage Did Not De-
velop and Bullish Statistics
Were Ignored.
Only 266 Cars in the Northwest as
Against $40 Last Year-Clear-
ances 747 900 Bushels.
Primary Receipts Lighter and Cash
Demand Good-Warmer Wealth
er Is Predicted.

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, Sept. 4
All grain markets were active this morning. but
contrary the general expectation of yester-
day. tn" tendency easy with prices Il
fraction lower. The frosts predicted developed
night, but not to the extent that would
ordinarily have been supposed from the low
range of temperatures. Bismarck, Huron and
Moorl,ead were points reporting frosts. The
extreme northwest failed to report In the early
news. and came in later with some bad spots
shown. but nothing alarming. The pit traders
got loaded up With long wheat yesterday, and
of this came sale early, carrying De-
cember back to G54 @653sc from yesterday 8
closing figure at 65hM659sc. After this selling
the market hardened and moved back up to
$3.50. The predictions for rising tempera-
lures with fair weather tonight In Minnesota
and probably warmer Friday. For the Da-
night and possible showers Friday. Liverpool was
up SD, but eased trite closing Nd higher.
The Price Current says the corn position is a
little more favorable, but considerable portion
of the whole is late. which liability to
damage from any heavy frosts for some days
yet. The general wheat situation is not essen
tall changed. Oats have suffered further slight
damage In the west. Conditions are favorable
for new crop PREPARATION.
Only 266 cars were shown in the northwest,
against $40 last year. The loss fell about evenly
upon Minneapolis and Duluth, the local market
getting 1886 cars. against 4l6 and Duluth 100,
against 424. Local stocks are decreasing slight
ly, and from present indications will show a
small change for the week, probably under 100,
600 bu decrease. The primary showing was
naturally lghtened materially by the small
northwestern receipts, and only So1 900 bu were
in altogether, against /, 264oo0 bu last year.
Clearances were TAI, 900 bu in all. the bull
comprising -four Chcrgo reported some low
grade winter wheat, about 220, 0OGe bu, sold fol-
export. The market fell OF Mt the close or
renewed Liquidation December wheat closed al
65@65hc; September at 65&s dl65Ac; May wheat
67Mc
The cash market active and in the goOC
milling grades there more than enough
to go around. Demand was firm in all grades
except the very poor lots and OIL these there wa:
dragging. No. l northern sold at 81 Iat
to Csc. and No. northern at 514c to 66Ac
Old No 2 northern brought Tic to re. No.
wheat sold from 63l2 to Gl1ac, and rejected al
6212 q 63c. Some old rejected brought &C and
old No. 8 brought 69c to roc. No grade whea
ranged from Gle to Soc.
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Northern Securities was the boom again,
with especially heavy trading On the jump from
lit to 1171a.
For the week ending Aug. 81, 500 earnings In.
creased 37.6 per cent, showing $3.50. 04S. IS,
against S135, 231.2 % In the corresponding week
Money frightened again and $4,000, 900 wa.
loaned at per cent.
Lapsley of New York is not very bullish. To
Wha1lon. Case & Co he wired that he has nc
suggestions to make. but any buying stocks
goes in with eyes open. The market is too high
We are trying to eat cake, he says. before
we get it, and over-speculation is sure to result
in trouble. A. NJ. Day thinks there are still
higher points to come and wired Whallon bull
jsh messages on New York Central. Southern
Railway and Steel common.
Street Il Norton Of New York sold 1000 North.
ern Securities from 117B to 116&.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON. Sept. 4.-The cotton
market opened steady, with prices points low
se% sh in sfR
the shorts were leaders. Wall streets baud
M in fb IN fhe prs
to unsatisfactory cables from Liverpool Dur
GUS buyers in the pit here and the western grain
interests were also buyers,
with noon bids showing q net decline of 9 to
10 99nts Spot quiet middltns uplands sc
Estimated receipts at the ports: To-day, 2e,-
900 bales, against 1O,0s5 actual last week and
SOFT actual last year.
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, Sept a.
Coffee futures opened steady. with first prices
the trading continued quiet and practically fea-
treiy to the seaiping Of the professonoi e i,
ment The early news was about as expected
The movement to primary points was moderately
heavy the 81 Interior ter reporting $1,000 bags and
ports Of the %ors Rd %Gn
was considered bearish, showing an increase Of
Or safs 9 Bags 9H he sraet
no Improvement in point of activity up to noon,
when the total sales were ere about 5000 bags, in
aS Prices net pents
Mo- hou7 Rio s2Ct 2st eaensnse Il
Receipts. $4,000 bags; cleared for the United
bags stock 6S5. 900 bags. 49,. =
sugar-Raw, firm. fair refining. 2Mc; centrif
crushed. 5.16c; powdered, 5.75c; graduated,
Molasses-Firm; New Orleans so@4oc.
| PEORIA WHISKY, Sept. 4.-Whisky is quoted
| at 81 .32-a cent higher-to-day. This Is due
to the great storage in the receipts Of corn the
| past week. But 80 cars have been received
| since Monday morning, and this is not enough
to any one dstilery for a day.
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fob; No. 2, 57@571Sc track cor mse its.
800 bu: sales. $4,000; proflt-taking by yester-
gay general declines in corn and weak under
zone al the forenoon; September. -6GA @66h e.;
december, 4S@4s4sc; May 44h@44Ac. Oats
ny traders and sustained moderate losses; track
white. 3O@42c. -
Close: Wheat-September, 75Mc; Decembet,
1a1sc. Corn-September, TIC; December, 4sAc.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept: 4.-wheat-spot
v western ~ winter; quiet. es No: California
IL ksd; December, Is 1Ohda.
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed, IS lid;
FUTURES, quiet; October. IS SID; November,
homb1nal; January, 4s Id
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Sept.
l4.-Flax-Cash northwestern, $1.45: southwes-
tern, $1.H; September, $1.4O; October, 81 35.
Rye September 497ac; December 49c. Barley
M cioss oSs@s63c 90 neutrality-suspicious. $4.25.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Sept. 4.-Wheat
Fairly active and easier; cash. 72Ac; Septem.
Der. 72Ac; December, re; May, 73c. Corn
Dull and easier; cash, 81 &c; September. 6oAc;
December. 41Ac. Oats-Dull and steady; Sep
t EaiI}. 32kc December s1Ac. Glover Seed
uary, S5.41 Y; No. alsike, S7.40; No. 2 timothy
$6sOM6.S5 Rye, SIC.
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, Sept. 4-Flour-
STEADY W eat-Steady: No l northern, close,
712@723ec; No: 2 northern. 7oh @nkc: Deem
per- per- Ssc: Rye-Lower: No. l, 51k@52c. Bar
ard, 33@34c. Corn-December. 42Nc.
Whest-Puts. 67Ac; calls, 6SAc.
COrn-Puts, 42Mc: calls 43c.
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THE METAL MARKET
Tin Makes a Heavy Decline in New Yorl
t.- =. City.

Tin Makes Heavy Decline in New York
..- =: City.
New York. Sept. 4.-Great weakness has de-
veloped in tin in the home market, coupled with
a decline amounting to 40 points, which makes
a perpendicular drop of 1hc within two weeks
in the price Of the spot article. Even at the
present level. consumers are taking only what
they require from day to day.
The primary reason given for the break to-
day was the heavy offerings in the far eastern
markets, which Influenced q sharp decline at
London, and In turn the New York market. The
English market broke los for spot, which closed
at G123 and 81 Is Sd for. futures, closing at
clio Is Cd. The local market closed at q .O5@
27.1Oc.
Copper locally was dull and weak, but not
much lower, standard spot closing at 1O7O6
11.15c; lake at II 3o@11. Coo; electrolytic, 1.2C
@11.85c, and casting at t11.2o@11 Soc. The
London price was lowered So Cd, spot closing at
6 81 Is Cd, and futures at $50.
Lead unchanged in both markets, here at
41sc and abroad at S1O los I'D. Spelter re-
manned steady and unchanged, London quoting
G19 rs Cd; and New York $500.
Domestic iron markets ruled quiet and firm
and without change Warrants, nominal No
i foundry northern. $2a@25; No. 2 foundry
northern, $22@23; No. 1 foundry southern. 81:
OPS: No. II foundry southern, soft, S22@23
English markets were quiet, Glasgow closing al
SIS Cd and Middlesbrough at 53s.
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Total sales, 1,117, 600 shares.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS

-Consols for money! 935s consols for account.
esXc; Ana conc RI; Atehison. eIH; Atchison
Pacific. 1478: Chesapeake & Ohio, 5sN; Chi
cage Great Western, 531a; Chicago. Milwaukee,
Grande. 5oM Denver & Rio Grande preferred.
97h: Erie. 1874; Erie first preferred, 1914: Erie
second preferred, SO: Illinois Central. 1T; Louis
Vile & Nashville IFS: Missouri. Kansas & Texas,
34M Missouri Kansas " Texas preferred. &c;
New York Central, 17Ota Norfolk & Western,
10: Norfolk & Western preferred. a5A: Ontario
& Western. 81 PENNSYLVANIA. soy Rand Mines.
liz: Reading. 3sM Reading first preferred. AZ;
saahsn Rawsy
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Range of September Wheat.
CHICAGO GRAIN
NO DAMAGE REPORTS FROM FROSTS-
GRAINS OPEN OFF

NO DAMAGE REPORTS FROM FRosTs-
GRAINS OPEN OFF.
City. Iowa, caused little or no Tear to grain
spectators early. The fact that no damage was
seemed to be only a small short interest out,
I prevented any good upturn in the near de;
grains. Wheat cables were Indifferent to the
advance here Yesterday. Wheat was offered
fsy s aa ss ns Of seas
AGAc down to a shade up at 7l%@l71 NC
December s vas a tribe bearish, opening shade
@6sc, and 'steadying near 6SBc. Local receipts
were 245 cars; none of contract grade. Mime
total for the three points of 511 cars against
555 last week and 1,0e1 year ago.,
+ Bu{ing by Large elevator lew started good up
September sold to 1899 and December to $3.50
but trade anie and the close
Close: ssptenbef 81 a. @n x eee De-
es Ge ae whs Sa N hard
winter, roc; No. hard winter. ee@6oc; No. /
7Se So' Sp spTng SO northern spring.
September corn vas offered early all around
auck1 absored TIL the uaae
cables and the frosts and a rally followed De-
cember corn sold off on free offerings and the
5sMc December opened unchanged to &c off al
Receipts were 81 cars only of eontrass GRADE d
Corn offerings dried up in September options
| and the sellers fearful September sold t
SOC and closed firm. Sc up, at $3.50. December
held weak on crop prospects and closed &c lower
! at 42Mc.
Close: Corn-September, 5eMc; December
42Ac; May, 1914 @l397c. Cash corn: No. 2
| 60h 061c; No. g. 6O@6Ohc.
September oats were wanted early by shorts
| Reports were that oats damaged west, bu
that east Of Indiana quantity and quality Were
good. AS the further deliveries of other grains
fell off oats sold down In sympathy. septembe
| started Ac to asc up at 351@c to 355sc, and fel
started 1kMAc- off at 81 ne to 31%c and de
| clined to Bic: Receipts were $50 cars, only o
| standard grade. -.
Close: Oats-september, 261sc; new. 341hc
December, 26c; new. Bic: May, 31hc. Casl
oats No. 2, 291ac: No. g.. 27a @2sc.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer, st. PAUL. Mimi, Sept. 4.-Barrett & Zinl-
norman report unusually strong demand from
local r.''".tHrs This week. The bcstGualty horses
were leading in demand, with the inferior and
loggers were luying actively Values: Drafters,
extra. &17O0250: drafters. choice. s140@17O:
mares, extra, $130@15O; farm mares, choice.
49,. 4arln mares common to good, 5000
Grand Forks-Part cloudy and cool, calm,
heavy frost. - MR. o.. 1913, =:
Fargo-Clear and COOL heavy frost last night
Casselton-Clear. calm, cold; As above. =,
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THE CASH TRADE
FLAX AND BARLEY FIRMER-OATS PRICE
VERY WIDE.

FLAX AND BARLEY F1RMER-OATS PRICES
VERY WIDE.
FLAX-The market up again by about &c,
with sales of spot No. / at $1.4oGl1.41. Re
jected on spot sold at $l,a7. For No to ar
rive the figure about 1.3S for 10 days, and
$1;3! fol q. days delivery.
Closing prices: Minneapolis cash $1.4O: Sep
TENDER to arrive in 10 days, $1.3S September to
October, $1.:,s. Duluth cash, 81. 40: No. north
western, SLID; September 81 40: October, 81 49,
CORN-lractically 10 business III corn and
little interest manifested No. yellow closed
OATS-AnOther active but very unsettled mar
ket. All sorts of prices heard and the
range was from 33c for choice No. 3 white to
and on anything not choice concessions had to
be made to effect sales. No. 3 white closed at
81 M33c. Receipts, 81 ears; shipments, IS cars.
FEED AND MEAL--The market is quiet and
steady Prices remain on an even basis all
around, with practically difference as to
grades. Coarse meal and cracked corn
quoted 81; No. feed S21 OBJ 20; No, feed,
MILLSTUFFs--There is fair demand reported
with considerable export inquiry. Bran in bulk
ID sacks. 81 per ton adtional in 1OO-lh sacks.
81 80 per ton additional Shipments 1929 tons.
.. BARLEi-An prices were a little frmer and
Tor fancy barley the range was about 1c higher.
The market covered range of 43c to SOC. Feed
grades are $50 SOC: mailing grades, 5O@62c.
REGENTS. 81 cars: shipments. 81 cars.
with good inquiry for choice grades. No
closed at 47c Receipts, cars; shipments,
HAY-Upland, choice, SS.5oGlN; upland No.
l. S7.50@S5O: midland. $60r7 medium $5M6
timothy. fancy, S12Gl12.5O: timothy choice
s11:5o@12; timothy, No. !. slo@lo5o; rye
PUAs AND CALLS.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Sept. 4.-Wheat held fairly
we'll ut the advance of Wednesday. closing ut a
loss of but &c for September and A a 15c for
December, Il opened &c off at 6ec, and fiuctu-
ated within Nc either way all day. Flax was
on the crop, amounting to more than 300, 600
from 1886 to s1.37 and back to $1.35 It
closed! ba hc over Yesterday: Receipts
Shipments Wheat. 81. o3a bu; fax, 14.475 bu $500
co Colse: No. hard. hard, cash, a9Ac: to arrive,
67Ac: September, 67Ac; December, 65Mc No.
2 northern, 66Ae; No. g. 64Ac; macaron1,, No. 1,
cage; No: 2, 6oAc., Flax-Cash, 81 40; to ar
rive: S1.46; September; $1.4o; October, s1:se;
November, $1.3442 Oats-September, 301ac;
to arrive Bic; December 29hc. Rye-Septem.
Der, 4sAc; to arrive. 49c. Barley, 42@e9c.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Sept A.
Flour-Receipts; .121 brls; sales $500 pkgs
quieter and trife easy; winter extras, $3l320;
winter low grades, $2.aO@3.2o. Wheat Receipts.
22o9 go bu sales, so5, 900 bu; declined under
eerns September + So 95sasc; pese naser 7,le
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS, Sept. A.
Adams Consolidated. 20; Alice. 80: Breeze. 80
Brunswick Consolidated, 8; Comstock Tunnel
3; Consolidated California and Virginia. 100
Horn Silver, 125; Iron Silver, so; Leadyihe Con
1oO:s Phoenix 6; 4Potosf IA; Savage. 3; Sierr:
Nevada, 8; Small Hopes, 40; Standard, 34o:
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, SEPT. 8

Inspections In--Wheat-Great Northern-No
northern, % cars; No. northern q; No. 3, l.;
rejected. s; grade. IS
Milwaukee-No. 1 hard. car; No. i northern
p; No: northern 30; No. 8, 16; rejected, 81
grade. 10.
Minneapolis & st. Louis--No. northern, i car :;
No. northern, 7; No. 3. 1; rejected, 3; no
grade. 5.
Soo-No.. northern, cars; No. 2 northern,
2; rejected, 2.
Northern Pacifc-No. northern, cars; No. 2
northern, IA; grade, 3.
Omaha-No. northern, 1 car; rejected, 2; no
grade. 10.
Total-No 1 hard. 1 car; No. i northern, SO;
No. 2 northern, 81; No. 3. IS; rejected, 40; no
grade, 60.
Other Grains-No grade wheat, cars: No. 8
yellow corn, q No 8 corn, /; no grade corn, /;
No. 2 white oats II; No. 3 white oats, II; No.
! white oats, 10; No. oats. IL; grade oats,
s: No. rye, /; no grade rye, &; No. barley.
ley: +; no grade barley, 10; No. flax, 10; re-
Inspections Out - No. 1 northern wheat, So
cars; No. northern wheat 8; No. wheat, 10;
rejected wheat 6; no grade wheat, 20; No. 8 win
ter wheat. 4; no. grade winter wheat, 3; No 8
yellow corn, g; No. white oats, l.; No. 8 white
oats. 3; no grade oats l: No. barley, II; No.
barley, 49, No. . barley. 1: grade barley 1;
No. rye. 1: No. flax 8; rejected fax, 16.
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, SEPT. 4.
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s !a Southern Pacific s1N; Union Pa
DAY; United States Steel, 43% United States
Steel preferred, 9%M Wabash: 45; Wabash pre-
ferred, 49h; Spanish Fours, ~ v. -
Bar silver, quiet, "a 1-16d per ounce. Money,
2h d021a per cent The rate of discount in the
open market for short bills is 2 1915 per cent;
for three months bills is 2 13-160I2K per cent.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
INQUIRY INCREASING AND SALES sc
IrrTar TAprEp

1NChEASlNG dNE 3SALto oOmL-
WHAT LARGER.
The trade is beginning to show little more
interest in the matter of supplies, and inquiry
is increasing Mllers say the general outlook
Is good. Some country mills have recently had
difficulty in the matter Of the wheat supply and
were obliged to cut down production in conse
Quence. The local mills are now in much bet
ter shape as to cash wheat and are no longer
complaining. Export business is being done
in fair way and there is good local and
general domestic demand.
Shipments. IS 2O4 brls.
First patents are quoted $3.65@3.75; second
patents. So. 5O0 800; first clears 50 so; second
clears, 50. Is.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Sept. 4.--Provisions
started dull, but frmer a support by packers
Hogs were lower, but did not have an effect until
&c up. at 5s14.921a, and eased back to s14s7 u !;
October lard, 21ac up at 1919; and lost the GAIN
Close: Pork-september, $16.7o; October,
s16.s7K; January, $14 90; May, s14.1o. Lard
September, S1O45: October, $9.67A: December,
September, s1o25; October, $3.50; January, $50
at .S21a. &" !" 49, =
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS,

Received-Wheat. 1S6 cars. 1872 400 bu; corn
400 bu; flour, 400 brls millsturs, Is tons
hay, 95 tons; fuel oil, 2s.sOO gals fruit, 2s3 74s
barrel stock. cars; machinery. 621, 4O7 lbs
coal, tit tons; wood, 1873 cords: brick. 152, OO6
lime 8 cars; cement, $50 brls; household goods
1900 lbs; pig iron, % cars; stone and marble, {
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GENERAL PRODUCE

OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAPo
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Thursday, Sept. 4.-Extra creamery but
ter, higher; packing stock firm. Strictly
fresh eggs. firm. Fancy country dressed
veal, steady Live poultry, steady. Green
fruits, steady. New apples, steady. Pota-
toes. eaSy,.
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!, The wheat crop of the United States is esti-
matedsat e46, 100; 600 blu, with surplus of 210,
160, 900 bu. .a-r
: The Canadian wheat crop is estimated. at
90, 720 90 bu, with surplus of %, $40 900 bu.
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THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

cars; live stock, cars; dressed meats $50, S29
cars; sundries: 26 cars: Car lots. 74O.
Shipped-Wheat. 81 cars. $500 bu; corn,
2s,4sO bu; flour. 4s,2O4 brls; millsturs. 1,O29
tons: fruit $4,000 lbs; merchandise, 1850 GAO
coal, 60 tons: lime. car; household goods, a,
600 lbs; railroad iron 1 car; ties, cars; stone
mat cars; sundries, % Car lots,
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, SEPT. 4.
The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat market
WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS,

W 111IzAI MO ENENI HUHDS.
Sept. g.
Observation-Disclosures 43 cars; Omaha 40: st.
Louis, IS; Great Northern, 20; Northern Pacific,
cars.
shipped-Milwaukee IS cars; Omaha 5; St.
Louis, 20; Great Northern, 2; Burlington, 81;
Chicago Great Western, 9.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-04

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day BY loads follows: Chicago Great
Western, 8; Chicago, Milwaukee ST. Paul; 10
Minneapolis & st. Louis. 2: Chicago, ST. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha. Z; Great Northern. /
Northern Pacific. 2; Chicago, Burlington Quin
cy., l; Wisconsin Central; 1; total. 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-04

NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Sept 4-Bssf~
Quiet. Pork-Steady. Lard-Easy; prime west
er:, steNm S1O.75.