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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18

millstuffs, 80 TONS hay, 10 tons; fruit, $50, $50
lbs; merchandise. 2.so1,735 lbs; lumber, 50
cars; machinery, 1850 lbs; coal, $40 tons;
wood, 1o2 cords: brick, 1900; lime, 7 cars;
cement, $50 brls; stone and marble. II cars;
llnseed oil, 100 brls; dressed meats, 4O5, 800
cars; car lots, 1O59. . ....--
shipped-Wheat, 55 cars, 1850 bu; corn.
1850 Du; OATS 6,640 bu; barley, 3D. 4SO bu; rye,
6ov bu; -four 42,o5l brls; mlllstuns, ss5 tons;
fuel oil, 10000 gals; fruit, l14,6Oo lbs; mer-
chandise, 1892, ,06v lbs; lumber, l47 cars; posts
and piing, l car; barrel stock, car; ma
chinery, 997, 900 lbs; cement, 200 brls; house
hold goods, 10000 lbs; stone and marble, 4
cars; i've stock, cars; inseed oil, 170 brls;
oil cake, 10000 lbs hides. pelts, etc., 10000
lbs; railroad materials, cars; sundries, 35
cars: car lots 8l6. - !.
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New York Grain.

New York, Aug. 1S.-Flour receipts, 24,921
brls; sales, 800 pkgs; unsettled and barely
steady. Wheat-Receipts, 255,375 bu;> sales,
$4,000 bu; advanced at first on better cables
and showers in the northwest but later de-
ber, 7s%g74 1-1Sc; December, 7sh972&c; May,
I4A@741ac Rye-Dull; state, 56k@57c, c. i.
f., New York; No western, &c, +. o. b.
10000 bu; opened higher with wheat and on
bullish statistics, and later eased off through
proht-taking; September, 571s@57hc; Decem-
139, 800 bu; opened firm and then followed the
reactions in other markets; track white, nom
inal.
r,S; ,SG;losecsseptember wheat, 7$Ac; December,
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Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux city. Iowa, Aug. 1s.-Receipts, 5000
cattle, 4,400 hogs.
264 lbs, $3.50; 50. 251 lbs, $3.50; 5s, 245 lbs.
Sc. .55.
Cattle-stockers strong, killers weak. Sales:
II beeves, 1,12O lbs, $5.75; y heeves, 1,240
lbs, $3.50; 16 cows L. 1870 lbs, 1895: II stockers,
$50 lbs, IS. 5O 81 stockers, 1o4o lbs, s4;25: II
stockers, 1,246 lbs, s.: 6 yearlngs, 62C lbs,
6S4 lbs, $3.S5.
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Milwaukee Grain.

STEADY: Wheat@steady. E 'uo5e:e-s!our Close: NO.
northern, 77@77kc; No. q 2nnorthern, 74@761ac
September, 6S1@c: Rye-Firm; No. l, 51hc.
Barley-Firm; No. g. zoe; sample, 45@631ac.
oats-Lower; standard, 34@3sc Corn-sep-
| tember, 50Bc.
Wheat-Puts, CSC; calls. 6sc.
Corn-Puts, 503sc; calls, 51%c.
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Chicago Provisions.

Chicago, Aug 1s.-Provsions started easy
outside liquidation in far deliveries. Good
support. however, and a steady hog market
brought good advances; September pork s,
started Sc down at @1o.S71A and sold to SIG;
September lard unchanged at 5000 and
brought $1o 321a, and September ribs -un-
Changed at IS. .621z ard sold TO- ss.75.
Close: Pork-August, $15.s5; September,
August, s1o15; September, s1o.25; October,
Sc. As; September, ss.62k; January, s. 25@s:2lk
Ribs-August, $3.50; September, $3.50; Octo-
her. SO. 10: January, $7.47R@7.50.
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South Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha, Aug. 1s.-Cattle-Receipts.
1900; steady to 10c, lower; beef steers, $3.50
$50; tanners s1.75@2.75; stockers and feed
ers, 50. .75@5.50. =.
Hcgs-Receipts, $500; shade to sc lower;
heavy. s6.65@6.75;~ mixed, $6.6o@6.65; pigs,
$6G6.50. ssl
sheep-Receipts, 400; market 10c lower
sheep. $3.50@4; lambs. 's5.50@5. .S5.
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Duluth Grain

b. Duluth, MINI; Aug. 1s.---Phet wheat market,
higher most of the times, opened NC higher
at 654sc, declined and then sold up to B6%D
g. This was high point. Later it de-
cliped and sold to 65Ac.5 September was &C
tive. Flax was active and very strong. Oc-
declined to Sl.21k with heavy business.
Stocks Of wheat in store, LOSS. .73s, decrease
$50; fax, 1926. decrease 21 856; corn, 145
unchanged; oats. none. rye, %, 5s1, increase,
%. .e96; barley $685. increase 1S308. To days
..sc af wI,cat, csrs; e; ;s5r5. 3
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Toledo Grain and. Seed.

Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 1s.-Wheat-Dull and
70ssc; May, 72c. Corn-Dull and firm; cash.
sc, September. sc; December, 3sAc. -. Oats
Dull and firm; September, 32hc; \ December
ber, s5.45; January, $3.50; No. alske, $685.
@7.o2k. Timothy-Prime, 81. Rye-51c, nom
nal ''.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
Quiet Opening for the Week-Prices
Hold Steady.

The market shows change Of importance
from last week, demand running moderate.
Mlers are selling about the quantity pro-
duced and keeping about even. Prices
hold firm and steady
For the day shipments were AZ 637 barrels.
First patents are quoted $3.S0@3,90; second
patents, So. 6O13.7O; first clears, S3@3.10; sec
ond clears $2.40
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Cash Sales Reported To-day.

Ne No. ! Northern-4 cars, ,75kc; % cars new.
No. 2 northern, s cars old. 74?zc; s cars
old 75c; 8 cars old, 74c; car old, 741ac; 2
cars new, T12lc; cars new, 715sc; cars
new, re; cars new, 71hc; 5000 bu, to ar
rive, 699sc.
No. Wheat-1 car, 72c cars, 721ac cars
DID, 73c; car new, Tic; car bleached, 70c.
Rejected Wheat car smutty, roc: cars,
70c; car-. 69c
No Grade Wheat car. &c. car. 72c: 4
cars, 7o14c; 2 cars, roc; cars. Tic; cars
Corn car No. 3 white. Coo; cars No. 8
yellow, 59c; l car grade, 5Skc; car No.
8, 5S12c.
Oats-3 cars No. white. 32c; 2 cars No: 3
white, 33c car No. 3 white, 32Ac; car No.
3 white, 321ac: cars No. white. 31Ac; car
No. white, 3112c; l No. oats, Bic; car
No. oats, 32c; l car no grade, soc; 1000 bu
No. 8 white, to arrive, 3212c; 5000 bu No. 3
yellow, to arrive, 3oi2c: 1000 bu no. white,
to arrive, 31&c.
Rye-S cars No. ?. 47c: car no grade, 45Ac:
1000 bu No. ,, to arrive, 46Ac.
Bariey--1 car No 5, '43c; car No. 8. +4c;
car No. 5. 41c; car No.. 5, 42c; l car No. 8,
4Sc: I car No. s. 45c; car No. 4, 49c: car
No 4, SOC; gar No: 4 40c; car No. 4, 42s;
Sic: car No. 3. 53c' car No. 3. Sc: car
No. 3, 56hc; / car No. 8, o8c: cars No, 3,
55c; 500 bu sample barney, o6c.
Flax-3 cars No i, 80: part car No. l,
$780, 5000 bu No. /, to arrive, 1872.
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Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City. Mo, Aug. 16.-Cattle, receipts.
1900: steady to 1oc lower: beef steers, s51O9
$50; Texans, s.. .50@4; cows and heifers, $1.65
d6; stockers and feeders, .$2@525.
Hogs, receipts, 1000; steady; heavy, s6921a9
IO5; packers, Sc 70@6.90: medium, Sc. 75G6- -95;
yorkers, s6.S5@6.9O; pigs, $6@6 60
Sheep. receipts, coo; market steady, to loo,
lower; sheep. $3: 4094. .25: lambs, 3:!O@5: 90.
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CHICAGO Produce.

cries, i5G1eAc; dairies. 14@1Skc. Cheese
steady; twins, e1o@10kc; daisies, 1o1a910Ac !;
Young Americas. 1oA@11c. Eggs steady; loss
off, cases returned, 17kc., Iced poultry easy;
turkeys, 12@131@c; chickens, 11@121sc. 1s=s, -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-18

Liverpool wheat and corn closes 1sd higher.
Broomhall cabled: Owing to the shipments
Of American wheat to Liverpool being heavier
than was anticipated the market opened 40
Ad lower this morning. During the session
prices advanced 1s@Ad on covering by shorts.
due to the unsettled weather in England
Corn opened A@asd lower, being affected by
the American markets Saturday. Later prices
steadied slightly in sympathy with wheat.
Clearances Wheat 10000 bu; -four, 72,eO
brls; corn, 14,OO0 bu; oats 1900 bu; wheat
and -four equals 1927 900 bu.
Des Moines wired: Heavy rains all over
state past forty eight hours from holt inch 10
31a inches Weather bureau here says rain
fall past week has ranged from inch to: 61a
inches over entire state. With two-thirds Of
oats crop yet in SHOCK indicates we will have
worst quality of oats ever known in Iowa.
Weather warm and more rain predicte1.
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Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool, Aug. 18.-The imports of wheat
into Liverpool last week were 100 quarters
from Atlantic ports, 1000 from Pacific, ami
25,OOO from other ports. The imports Of corn
into Liverpool last week amounted to %, 900
quarters from Atlantic ports
Wheat, spot No. northern spring, quiet
IS I'd; No. l California dull 6s 31hd; futures
quiet; September 5s 111hd; December, 5s
10asd. Corn American mixed, new. quiet SIS
1l1ar; futures, September, As 11asd; October, is
9&d; January, 3s HID.
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St. Louis Live Stock,

St. Louis; Aug: S.-Cattle-Reeeipts, $500;
market 10c lower; beef steers, So. 1905; stock
ers and feeders, 81 25@5 90: cows and heifers,
81. 25G6; Texans, $2.s015. 80.
Hogs-Recepts, 2,G0O;s 10c lower; pigs, 1925
@6.70; packers, Sc. .5096.7O;- butchers, $1,000
6.e5. .-."
sheep-Receipts. 1,5oo; steady; sheep, $3.50
64.2o lambs Sc. 15G5. Is.
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New York Produce.

ukgs; unsettled; State creamery, 16@2oc; reno
yated, 15@1sc; factory, :. 14@1sc; imitation
creamery, 15@l7kc: Cheese-Firm; small col
ored and white, 9%c; large colored and white
ii 1852 pkgs; barely steady; state and Penn
sylvania, 20@2o1kc; western. eandled,~, ,1714@
19c; western, uncandled, 15@l775c.. ~
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ST. Louis Grain,

No: red, cash, elevator, e2Ac; September,
| 63Ac; No. 2 hard, 66A@70c Corn easy No.
2. cash, sac; September, 47sc; December,
Der, 25Ac; December, .251zc; No. 2 white
3SM29c
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug S.-Close-Wheat-
September, 625sc; December, 61Bc; cash No.
hard, 651@66c; No. red, 64c. Corn-Sep-
tember, 415sc; December, 337s@331ac; cash No.
miSed Sli, asc; N No. 2 whites 55@55hc. Oats
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, Chcago-Aug. 1s.-Flax-Cash northwestern,
81 "A; southwestern. s1.37 September, 81, ,341s
October, 81 301a. Rye-September, 4S12c: Bar
ley-Cash, 56@62c. Timothy-Cash, s3.75asso.
Clover-Cash, $3.50
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State Grain Inspection.

.. Aug. 16
INSPECTIONS In-Wl1eat-Great Northern
No. / northern, cars; No. northern. IA;
No. 8, 4; rejected 2; no grade, II.
Milwaukee-No. hard / car; No. north
ern, 8; No northern. 8; No. g. 2; rejected,
g. no grade, T..
Minneapolis & ST. Louis-No. / northern. 3
cars; no. northern 5; No. 3, 4.
Z soo--No. northern, l car; No. northern,
4; rejected' |.
No 3, 5: no grade, 2.
Omaha-No northern, 8 cars; No. 2 north
ern, H. No. 3, s. rejected. 2; no grade. l.
Chicago, Great Western-No grade, car.
Totai-No. l hard, car; No. northern. 20;
No northern. 47; No. 3, 21; rejected, IL; no
grade. %. 3
Other Grains-No winter wheat 10 cars;
No 3 winter wheat, 6; rejected wheat, !: no
grade wheat. 40: No. 8 yellow corn. |; No. 4
corn, 7; no grade corn. /; NO. white oats, g.;
No white oats, 8: No. white oats, 10; No
oats, 10; 70 grade oats, 2: No. rye, I; No.
8 rye. 1; no grade rye. q No. barley, 2: No
3 BARLEY, 5; No. 4 barley, 8; No. S barley, s.;
no grade barley. /; No. flax, 2; no grade
fax, /. -. 90
cars; No 3 northern wheat, So; No: wheat,
IS: rejected wheat, I; no grade wheat, 81; NO.
winter wheat. 4; no grade winter wheat. l.;
No 4 corn. 1; No. barley, l.: No. barley,
q: No. o rye, 1; No. fax, 2; rejected max, i;
no grade fax, j. .5-' =. -. Il.
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Wheat Movement by Roads.

.Received-Cars-Mlwa IL; Omaha IS;
St. Louis, 25 Great Northern, 81 Burlington,
4; 500, 16; Northern Pacific, 10; Chicago Great
Western, IL.
Observation-Disclosures, 23; Omaha, L.;
St. Louis, 81; Chicago Great Western, 4.
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Midway Horse Market.

Minnesota Transfer, St. Paul, Mimi, Aug
19.-Barrett & Zimmerman report inquiry for
heavy logging horses from various points in
Minnesota and Wisconsin. Other classes OF:
horses also showed full movement. Values :
Drafters extra ........................$ .$16GG225
Drafters choice Observation-Disclosures 1+0d155
Drafters, common to good ............ 125G140
Farm mares, extra ................. 125@15o
Farm mares, choice e...........1 10e@125
Farm mares, common to good. ....... 50a100.
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THE Days RESULTS
Dec. Wheat
CLosING.CAsH PRICES
Shipments, wheat, 1928

barley 8; fax, s. Shipments, wheat, 1928
bu; fax. 7,4S6. i
T, Close: sNo. hard cash, 174Tc; arrive. 72%c;
first half September. 6oAc; December, CSC; |
to arrive, 6SAc No. northern, 692c; No. 3,
67Bc; fax, cash. $1.42; to arrive, Sl.40; Sep
tember $l.35k: October. 80; oats on track,
3Sc; to arrive, SIC; December, 27s.c rye to
arrive, 4Sc; September 471ac. /
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TOO MUCH ESTABLISHMENT
Indianapolis News
"Blinks asserts that he always tells the
truth 'e.'s .. TX
$50 he does, but, unfortunately, he sell
dom stops there"
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New York Provisions.

Steady: mess, sl775@1S.75; family, $20@2o5O;
short clear s1s.75@21. Lard-Firmer; prime
western steam $1,000. -
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MISCELLANEOUS
New York Cotton.

The cotton market opened easy, with prices
unchanged to 3 points lower under a hurry
of general selling, led by the more conhdent
bears, who were largely Influenced oy dis
appointing cables from Liverpool. However,
soon after the call the shorts were put 10
flight by a determined buying movement from
the Wall street bull faction, and supstan-
ttal rise throughout the list followed Where
as. on the opening, October sold down to
7S0c there was a rally to 7:84c; Decemoer
worked up from 7.72c to 7.78c, and January
from TIA to 7.SO. The commission houses
came to the front as buyers OF the WINTER
months on the rally, but the south and Llv-
ernool sent selling orders. Speculation pc
came quite active with the public once more
showing decided interest. The Weather claIt
reflected abnormally high temperatures over over
the central district and in the western oelI
and gave practically no rain during the past
twenty four hours. =, .te
Late in the morning the market eased on
a point or two from top, under pront-taklns
by room longs and lull in OUTSIDE snpport; p;
yet noon bids reflected net rise ol ooe4
noints Spot steadier; middling uplands, &c;
middling gulf, 9Ac d,, 1,,are
Estimated receipts at the ports to,oay were were
3 900 bales, as compared with l,2oo oales idsC
week. For the week the estlmateo recelpIs
are is. 900 bales, compared with ll,4lo Dales
actual last week. To-day's recelpts ga at New
Orleans were 575 bales, abainst l,2So Dales
last year, and at Houston, 2,lSs Dales' com
pared with 1888 bales last year. A.
Spot closed quiet; m1ddllng uplanos' &C.
middling gulf, SIC; sales 1872 bales.
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CATTLE IN
Receipts Heavy and the Bulk From
the Ranges.
PRICES EASIER ALL AROUND
HOGS Barely Steady and Sheep De-
y" ~ mand Only Fair-Lambs
:. a. - Firm. ~

South st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 18.-Estimated
receipts at the Union Stock Yards to-day
Cattle, 1850; calves, so; hogs, 975; sheep,
1850; horses, 1s; cars, 206
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. l, 1902, to date, as compared with the
same period in 1901: ..--
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. Cars
1902 259 9544 391 0S7 1S9, 706 5.133 10 l73
1901 -. 72,275 &c, ,s47 1885, PAL 93 S65 1858 S2l2
Inc, j.. 81 ,9s5 1887 5,s46 95,S41 80. 2,o55
Dec ......... ... 5,5i0 -.
The following table shows the receipts thus
far in August, as compared with the same
period in 1901: F..
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. Cars
1902 -. S,707 459 9,99o 1875 S7S 625
1901 -. 1852 161 1853 1852 ITO 389
Inc 80. 1855 -. 49,. 1928 76S 236
Dec 80. go. 302 2,645 . 80. go.
Official receipts for the mast week as as fol-
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Puts and Calls.

Two o'clock report:
Puts-Septemher wheat, 64Ac.
Calls-September wheat, 651a@655hc.
Curb-September wheat, 65Ac.
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Receipts and Shipments.

Received-wheat, 315 cars, 264eoo bu: corn,
IA, 44o bu: oats 1850 bu; barley. 4Q, $3.50 bu:
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Lead.
PROVISIONS

New York. Aug. 1S.-Lead-Quiet, 4Mc. Cop
ner-Ouiet and unchanged. - '---
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CoRee and Sugar.

New York, Aug. 1s-Coffee prices opened
firm with prices unchanged to points s.. .ower s,;
The feature of the early session was its easy
undertone. resulting from free offerings oy
bear leaders and absence Of sbo
r;ah+. Gnlmodiately after the local call prices
coImmenced to work lower under scattered
selling by importers and liquidation BY, by small
er longs. European interests and bulls were
Iieht buvers and a room trader who usually
for spot the heuss aemsnd wss
easiIv supplied, however, and by midday
tone easy. Sales reached about lo,oSo oags'
S 4soc; December, 5@5O5c; January, 5@5, ,o5c;
March, 515@5 2oc May, 525c; Jul y, S.s5c. 30
weak: No Rio, $425; exchange. l215d. Re
ceipts, 81, 600 bags for two days; cleared for
the states 15oo cleared ffsadH tor Eur3pf p
refining, 2Kc; centrifugal, sc test. 3@c; mo-
sugar e G rensa IefedS 4ssc Ge
fee dull; No. = Rio; SIC Molasses, firm;
New Orleans, 33@4lc. y--., -.
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RANGE OF SEPTEMBER WHEAT
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The Comparative Visible.
The Visible Supply.
Daily Wheat Movement.
Receipts, Shipments

Monday, Aug. 18.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat mar
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doIm do!a1S =; Dcoo;o;: ioo. :aGs o 1,lsl l1s
with only part on sale. Offerings, included
some very choice range steers, which sold up
to $685. and good range heifers, which brought
$4.6O. Prices on butcher stuff, except choice,
about 15c lower Bulls and veals steady.
Stock and feeding cattle steady and active.
choce n,ie e. ring feeders, sell G at S52os ~ oo-
So, 1,27s lbs, $40; 16' f,241 lbs, Ss.25.
Butcher Cows and Heifers-5, ITO lbs, $50
sss6 . lis l6s, g. 3, ii5s ibs ss5e: i:
>. cutters and csnneEs-i SO is s2'7s; :.
s4 $50 9I lDs ssS $780, D. 30 Isl rs bs 800 IDS '
Butcher Bulls-1 1890 lbs, Sass; 1, 1,41o
s. yssi Z cg'ves-a. 2so lbs, $3.50; s. 1os lbs.
Stock and Feeding steersas, s42 lbs; $40;
s52G sss 5bs s3s5 2s s15 lhs Lbs s s7 j.
10, 535 lbs, 1925.
Stock Cows and Heifers-s, go lbs. 50; 5,
5se lbs, s2.e5; 4, 50 2lbs, $3.50; 2, $40 lbs,
Mich Cows and springers-2 cows and 2
| calves, $40; COW and l calf s36; COW and
l calf, $34; cow, *S35.
quality not quite as good as on Saturday.
Nothing on sale to compare with Saturdays y
sOgs a ronS nrSes sor rangs 1885, bulk $500
Hogs-35, 276 lbs, S6.4O; AZ, 24s lbs, s6: As; Al,
235 lbs $3.50; Is. 1914 lbs, $3.50; IS, 1ss Tbs,
$ss9 50 Z ~ lbs s6s5; 81, 25o lbs se7o; 80
Pigs ana Underweights- s5 lbs, $3.50; 8,
$500
sheep-Receipts liberal and largely west:
ern sheep. Demand for sheep only fair an6
trade ruled slow and weak. Lambs sold read
up to $3.50. Sales:
! killing Sheep and Lambs-12 lambs. 70 lbs
500; 1s lambs "a lbs, s?So lambs IS s. lbs lbs
$3.50; Is ewes, 81 lbs, $3.50; Is ewes, ss lbs
s2a5; 1875 ewes LOG lbs. sag; bucks 1877 lbs
Stock and Feeding Sheep and Lambs
lanbs ambs Is lbs, nes $s25 'a'S' % ''S' $''''
Among the shpDeIS N5se on the MARKET X pSs1g
Lisak; w. Englehart. Hebron; G: A. Brown
Hanley, Falls: W. A. Minor. Minor: G; p 2
Reed, A: J. killness. c. strqnd. G: L: c5 Folk !
Williams, Wilmot and Milbsnk: J. Campbell
Browns Valley; Mcnamara & Co., Big Sandy
Twin BT0oss Ssate ganl
Bryant; W. o. Baird, New Rockford: 6. o
Frank, Tagus; d. A: Lord, Benson Cattle Co..
Sweat & Austin. J. Townsend. W: a. Forgey E
Cosswel; J. D. Converse. Mcintosh: A.; J
Marsh S NJ Tebt Argys; s;na;dl IL K. Ie1rnsa FaIles
Wills & Langdrige. Velva; J.. G: Warner
Bordulac; 4. Hogy sandown; S: Carson, "
son, Burlington; Gilroy & H., Minot: B
Wilkes, Riceville: S. Depress, BcIntyre; c. l.
Zimmerman, Sims; j. c.. Nelson, G; D: King
Burleigh; j. Story, Steele; j. A. DUFFY, Rst
Kaye Maiden Rock G. Mold, Nelson Rohrel
Bros, Coch1ane; Mabey Bros, Lake City; \
Thes, Lamberton; NJ. Christensen. Sleepy
Eye; Sol Walter Estate, 5sruce W: E. Le
baron, Lyle; C. l.. Carter, Hilo; J. j.. Jones
Lime Springs: A. G. Russell, Staples; A
Schurke ]. Oybrus, A. J. Allen, L. G. Chris
| Jensen Belfield.
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ceipts for the day by roads as follows: CHI
cago, Great WESTERN 8; Chicago Milwaukee
& St. Paul, 49, Minneapolis & st. Louis, L.
Great Northern, "A; Northern Pacific, 3d.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, 4; 500 Line,
18; total, POS. ....-
Disposition of stock Saturday, Aug. 16.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Official Quota tiOns of the Mimi eapo-
lis Produce Exchange. 80 -.
Monday. Aug: Is

NOuday. Au2: IS.
Extra creamery butter, steady; pack
ing STOCK, lower. Strictly fresh eggs,
: steady. Fancy country dressed veal,
: steady. Green fruits. steady. New
apples, steady Potatoes lower
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TROOPS TO REMAIN IN
NORFOLK INDEFINITELY
There Has Today Been a Con-
tinuanCe Of Disorder.
BUSINESS AT A STANDSTILL
Merchants Complaining Bitterly Against
the Martial COnditions-Few Cars Are
Running, But Their Only Patrons Are
Armed Soldiers.

NORFOLK. Va. March 1.-THE sitUa-
tlon in the street car strike is unchanged,
and il now appears that the Seventy first
Regiment Of Infantry, comprising half Of
the military in the State Of Virginia. is
to remain on duty on the streets Of Nor
folk for an indefinite period
There has been continuance in the
suburbs today of the great disorder of
last night. when cars were deraiIed and
partially wrecked by strike sympathizers.
One car was fired upon. a panic was
created by the accidental discharge of d
soldiers gun. and one militiaman became
so enraged when stone was hurled
through a car upon which he was sta
toned that he discharged his gun. the
load coming very near blowing a police
mans head of.
An attack was made upon the heavily
guarded electric powerhouse near the
city police station. and the plant was
bombarded with bricks until nine large
plate-glass windows had been smashed.
The soldiers finally dispersed the mob.
The ears are running today with their
usual military guard, but there is stiu
no patronage
Business in Norfolk is paralyzed as a
result Of the strike and merchants are
complaining bitterly against the continu-
ance Of the militia here.
The threatened street car strike at
Richmond and miners strike IN Wise
county. Va, is causing great alarm as
there is not sufficient military in Viz
ginia TO quell other disturbances. should
they occur
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NEW GENERAL BANKING BILL.
Measure to Provide Elastic Currency,
Etc, Referred to Committee.


The bill prepared by Representative
Fowler, chairman Of the House Commit
tee on Banking and Currency. to maintain
The gold standard, to provide an elastic
currency. and 70 equaIize the rates Of in
terest throughout the country, was yes
terday introduced in the House The bill
was referred to the Committee on Bank
ing and Currency. and will be taken W
AT the next meeting Of that committee.
The Republican members Of the com
mittee have prepared this measure dur
ing the past six or eight weeks The
Democratic members Of the committee
will now be enabled TO offer amendments.
aid it is not unlikely that majority ana
minority reports Will be presented 10 the
House.
The bill provides for a reorganization
ol the monetary system. as follows
BY national banks assuming to redeem
currently $l30OCO.OUO OF United States
notes, and providing for the redemption
Of Sos. 00O. coo additional
By permitting national banks to issue.
during a term Of seven years. asset cur
rency up TO 60 per cent Of their paid-up
and unimpaired capital. and an emergency
circulation up TO the fun amount of paid
up capital
Ply limiting denominations Of silver Ger
ufcates TO g. or less.
BY increasing the subsidiary coin.
Ry providing for the exchange Of gold
for silver.
BY permitting national banks 10 have
places Of business in any part OF the United
States, colonies. and foreign countries.
BY requiring national banks TO pay in
terest al the rate of 1 per cent per annum
On all deposits Of public money.
BY creating a board Of control consist
ing of three members. who shall have
supervision or all national banks and dis
charge the duties now vested in the Comp
trOller Of -tee Currency.
By authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury 90 deposit all public moneys in
excess Of $50, 900 coo in national banks.