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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26

pom, 1O5; Atchison general 4s, 1O4; Atchison ad-
justment As, 96h Baltimore & Ohio 4s, 103B;
Baltimore g. Ohio 31as, rs offered; Baltimore. &
Ohio converted As, 116; Canada Southern seconds,
HOB offered; Central of Georgia 5s, 11O15; Cen
trail of Georgia first incomes S1& Chesapeake
& Ohio AIS, 1Osh; Chicago & Alton 31hs, 81b
bid; Chicago, Burlington Quincy new As, 95A:
Chicago, Milwaukee st. Paul general As, 112k !;
Chicago & Nortrh- Western consolidated Is, 135
bid Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Is, 109h;
Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago & st. Louis gen
eral 4s, IL offered; Chicago Terminal As. 80;
Colorado & Southern As 94A; Denver & Rio
Grande As, 1917 bid: Erie prior lien As, 100;
Erie general As, s61a Fort Worth Denver
City hrsts, ia; Hooking Valley 4ks,, 1o9 BID
Mexican Central As. s2A; ; Mexican Central fret
Missouri. Kansas & Texas IS, 1ook; Missouri
Kansas & Texas seconds, s4 u: New York Cen.
trail 1rsts tbid). 1O1M; New York Central gen:
eral 31hs (bid), 1O7:- New Jersey Central general
IS (bid) 1885, Northern Pacific IS lbidl 104:
Northern Pacific IS. 74B;- Norfolk & Western
consol As (bid) 1o1A Reading General 4s, 9s14 :;
st. Louis & Iron Mountain consol 5s: 1]7A {:
St. Louis & San Francisco As (bid) 100; st.
Louth & Southwestern flrsts, 39A; st. Louis &
Southwestern seconds. 80; San Antonio & Aran-
sas Pass As 80; Southern Pacific "a. 94ih, South
ern Railway, 5s, 121A; Texas & Pacific frsts.
1870: Toledo, ST. Louis & Western As. S3H: Union
Pacific As. 1049s: Union Pacific converted As,
1111a Wabash frsts. 119: Wabash seconds,
1OS11: Wabash Debenture R.. 7S: West Shore
Is (bid), 1877; Wheeling & Lake Erie ~,
96h; Wisconsin Central, 1914; Consolidated To-
bacco As, 96Kc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26
THE CASH TRADE
BEST FLAX RUN TO DATE-ACTIVITY IN
CORN AND OATS.


CORN AND OATS.
FLAX-A good market in flax, with prices up
grade sold $1.45 The day brought the best
run to date. or IS cars. the st. Louis road
bringing in 10 cars. The trade feels that the
long delayed movement is at last getting under
way.
Minneapolis had IS cars compared with 4S
last year, and cars were shipped. Duluth re-
ceived
Closing prices: Minneapolis-Cash 81 .44A; to
oetGbe1 lssk z DuluthmGash tao,t $15o; No.
CohN-The market was active with a good
demand for choice lots, No 8 yellow selling at
b7@5613c No. sold at 55456c and no grade
was quoted 57Ac. Receipts. % cars; ship
ments,
49, OATs-Firmness ruled In the choice lots with
No. 3 white up to 33c sale of choice lot
grade sold at 3O1@ G31c No. 3 white closed at
Bis @32$c. Receipts, Al cars; shipments 3
cars.
FEED AND MEAL--Coarse corn meal and
cracked is quoted S21 .25m21 so; No 2 feed,
$21 .5O4 49, No. feed. Salts: No. feed
SM; I5g22;23 granulated corn meal in cotton
MILLSTTFFS - Bran In bulk is quoted at
$11 25@11. so: bulk shorts, S125O0N1275; flour
Iniddlings. s15@ 80 red dog. s17 FOB; feed
in 2Oo-!b sacks. 81 per ton additional; in 1OO-lt
RYE--No grade sold at 45c No. 2 closed al
T5tc Receipts, cars Shipments cars.
bSs RhRLEYmsome IL rod me- choice No. touched &c
Receipts so cars; shipments. 15 cars.
HAY-Upland choice. $S.5oM9 upland, No.
Ss@s;5o midland, Sc: 5o@7 30; medium, s5.5od
straw, choice, S. 50: Receipts es tons .''''' ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT WAS EASIER AT THE OPENING
AND CORN VERY ERRATIC.


Chicago Aug. 26.-Grains opened easy to-day
on fair weather. Northwest. where the spring
wheat harvest is the principal factor in tie tie
dicfed Thi neanS an" SShr FsS IN
cables and light trade brought an easier tone
the local market. September wheat started
@ down nete5ss t Ts%2ef Nefs frS nrs 5en fs off bs
grading continued poor. Local receipts were a..
renreG OF 5 cas akF o @
the three points of 759 cars, against 572 last
ssk r6a and rsre Of Sc
hundred in grain rates from the Missouri river
would eurtail shipments,
west and even with drop OF 12c In cash stuG
at Minneapolis the market there was SLOW: ms
clined and closed weak. Bc lower, at 711s q
Close: Wheat September, 71H@n5hc; De
: red, 71Ac: No 8 red. 81 1860; No: 2 hard
winter tic; No. hard winter, 66@e71ac; No.
northern spring, 75c; No northern spring
Corn fairly active and very erratic again
here @ sadaso @ %
poor and grading poorer: September started IN
TO t pR at G es eFSt So E
Corn Antics indicated an overbought market.
Late trading at wide fluctuations. Selling
rather free and September, after dipping
to 57Ac, closed weak nn and 1Ae lower at 5sAc -
Cash Corn-No: ?, 5s@6oc; No: g., 5sh @5e7Ae:
Mes only Is cas Of % 5s sd
still felt nervous over the congestion in Sep
tember options. but prices, slipped of in sym
up to Ac down at 337sc to SslHe. and dipped to
33asc. Trade, was quiet early o,,>
tember 26ssc:. new s3c; December 255sc; new
Cash oats-No. 2, 2s1a @2ec; No. 8, 27A @2sc
'ho nj 10
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.


9. Inspected n-Whsat-Cars-Great Northern
srn. 5s No ), 2; rejected. !; no grade. p.
Chicago Milwaukee s. st. Paul-No. north
ern, 20; No. northern, 81; No. 8, 8; rejected,
"a; grade, Is.
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. 1 northern. 3;
No. northern, f. No 3. 8.
500 Lne-No l northern, i No. northern, 4;
no. 3, l; rejected. l. grade, !.
Northern Pacifc-No. l northern, 4; No:
northern, 8; No. 8. / rejected. I; no grade. 9.
, Chicago, St. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
] northern, 6; No. northern, 10; No. g. 4; re-
jected, 5; grade, IL.
Totals-No. 1 hard, 4; No. 1 northern. 81;
grade, SO:
Other Gra1ns-No. 2 winter wheat, car
Mo. winter wheat, ss: rejected wheat, 2; nc
grade wheat, p; No 3 yellow corn, 8; No. 8, IL;
No. 4, .; No, white oats. 6; No: white oats
Is; No. white oats 2S; No. 8 oats. II; nc
grade oats. 10; No. rye. 7; no grade rye. g.
No. 2 barley. 2; No. 8 barley, 20; No. barley
21 No. barley, 49, no grade barley, I; No
aax1; rejected IA. fax 10; grade fax
! northern wheat, 12s; No. northern wheat, I
Nc: wheat, 59; rejected wheat. 5; no grade
No. barley, 5; No barley. 2; No. barley. 8
No. l fax; 4. .......,.'.' = -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26


r5ts h. seeond III %
exra per b. 1s daires ss per 5 i4e
seconds. per lb. 12c; packing stock. per lb. 12c;
ladies'; hrsts: per lb l41ae; seconds. per lb: 11e:
per doz, 15c; strictly fresh, case count, 12c;
checks eel s;,s!sf and seconds, es,ot, per doz, &C.
twins or aats, choice, per ID; ~ 1ec M daisies,
fancy; per lb, 12@l2ke; brick. no. j per lb,
per b. c ploek M SWISS No. l. per- SHpS ib i41@
per h. 151S aishc; 10: 2, 81 @ec; Young
Americas. fancy per lb, 12@121ac; choice, 11@
PouLTRY-Turkeys,, large toms and hens, per
lb, 13c; hens. per lb, e@9kc roosters, old and
SS psl 5 ducfs s srng vi Rht f.
DREssED si MEATsSeai % ' fsnes nese per lb, SO
dressed per ID, 6Gs14c; mutton thin, per- per h.
5 1.ts s%ss o n RSs per of D e9z st Sass b R
per lb Size; medium, s3Ae; heavy, ID, Sc.
ts % neSm sG pfe e arsa na
g. S per 'R b. s@ 'shf Sahsads per skinned
CABBAGE--Home grown. fancy. large crate
%fAHoF6SsG sWEET F5rAfoSNe% per eu gss psr brl s4
| ONIoNs-southern, per sack So: home grown
| ToMAToEs--Home grown. per bu. s1.5o; four
per- b. sree Snc ou per
l.75; green; ZEE medium, per bu $780, marrowfat
pe1 DRIED RE BEANs-Faney navy. per bu, 81 %
eee Su Medium a s2S meau
:fs sqs sst{ s9e s'&eSf brown fancy per b"
pas nsF ef siGs'
Pe? RS red Ss4 setSS sssSsp9ss 0d
ee1 Fl teHfy ciSaaS per box
@sl; peaches, Crawfords, fancy. yer box; s1.1o
ss s2 rF H"5ean&s bst
st t. per box I M2lags grapes per crate
| Observation-Disclosures large, per doz, 50. Z:
. per crate s Pst uGb BASKET &c.
LEMoNsnvesdil5s, per box; $40; Messinas
fancy, as to size, $3.50; choice, $4
per 1Sat 1Sat erse erate $2
| BLUEBERRIES--Fer LOOT crate. $1.75.
GRAPEs-Concords, lob basket, Soc; Ives
1Olb basket, 25c.
dan bunchss 5%a nfPfs euneses s2e
2.75.
6ean 3f Ss ss7 Ss: ss
s225: radishes, home grown, per doz bunches,, !
tuce. per doz 20c lettuce, heads per doz, SOC
mint per doz, 3O@4Oc; parsley, per doz, 30c
new squash, per doz, ST; turnips new. per bu
csc: carrots per bu, 4Oc cucumbers. per bu. 6O0
T5c beets. per bu. 5Oc caulifower, per doz, 65c
| celery, home grown, per doz, Doc.
CHICAGO PRoDUCE.-Aug. 26.-Butter-
Steady; creamerles,. 15@1sKc;: dairies, 144q
171Ac. Cheese-steady; twins, 10c; daisies. 101
@10Ac; Young Americas, 1o&c. Eggs-steady
| loss off cases returned 17Ac. Iced Poultry
Easy; turkeys, 1919 @131ac; chickens. 1O49 @12t
NEW YORK PRODUCE, Aug. 2e.---Butter-
Receipts. 15.422 pkgs; barely steady; reno
vated, 14Ia @l71ac; factory 13@151ac; limits
ton creamery. 14@17c Cheese--Receipts, ~
0S7 pkgs; firm; state full cream, sma
colored and large white, 1Oc. Eggs-Receiptt
e197 pkgs; state and Pennsylvania. 201@21c
candled 12@2Oc; uncandled. 16@18hc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26
DEMANDS WEATHER
Government Summary Of Crop Con-
.ditions Is Not So Rosy as
It Might Be.

Washington, Aug. 2e.-Fololwing is the
agricultural departments weekly sum-
mary of crop conditions:
AS whole, the weather conditions east
OF the Rocky mountains have not been
favorable, being too cool in the northern
districts eastward of the Missouri val
ley with too much moisture in portions of
the central valleys, while excessively hot
in the southern states, with drought of
greater or less severity generally through
out the cotton belt. Although cool, the
conditions were fairly favorable for ma
turing crops in the Ohio valley and over
the southern portion Of the Middle Allan
tic states, as wei las on the Pacific coast
Corn.
Corn is greatly in need of warm, dry
weather throughout the northern portion
of thee orn belt where the abnormally cool
weather of the past two weeks has greatly
retarded its maturity. Over the southern
portion of the corn belt an excellent crop
of early corn is now practically assured.
In portions of Iowa and Central Illinois
corn has badly lodged as result Of local
storms.
Wheat.
Spring wheat harvest is unfinished in
the northern portions of the Red River
valley where 1t has been interrupted by
frequent showers which have also serious
ly interfered with stacking and threshing
Sprouting and rotting in stack and shock
are reported fron Iowa and in southern
Minnesota threshed wheat is damp and
discolored. Harvest is about three-fourtns
finished in Oregon and will be completed
in Washington during the present week,
with yields about the average, though less
than expected in Washington.
1t has been too dry for favorable pro-
gress with plowing for fall seeding in por-
tions of the middle Atlantic states, Lake
region and Oklahoma; elsewhere the re-
ports indicate that this work has made
favorable advancement.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26
September Dipped 1-8c, but Closed
on Partial Recovery-Local
j Sentiment Firm.
Minneapolis Wheat Stocks Have De-
creased Over 100000 Bushels
So Far This Week.
Receipts in the Northwest Only 282
Cars, Compared With 6l4
Last Year.

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, Aug. 60
Wheat traders stood this morning between the
counter Influences of a firm local situation ana
q preponderance of weakening reports from the
outside. The market guye way and September
sold to lkc, to &C. y 0664sc, but with the de-
cline more In sympathy with the dips In other
markets than from any particular bearlsh ieei
ing here. Liverpool came up only hd, which
a disappoint Paris was weaker and
lower the weather In France and England was
fine and the northwest had rains OF impor
tance to delay threshing. These were the prn-
cipa depressing items. The fact that receipts
in the northwest We're only 2S2 cars, against
S14 last year. was passed over, as was the fact
that local stocks so far this week have already
decreased something over 100000 bu Kansas
City and st. Louis had 433, 600 bu, against
312.o0 bu last year. while primary points in all
had 1,1e0, 900 bu, against l .23lO bu Brad
streets figures out increase OF 100000 bu In
the worlds visible with 2o6.00 hu increase In
1,7Oo.oo hu in the quantity ahoat for Europe
Wheat and -four clearances showed 356, 600 bu.
For Minnesota and the Dakotas the forecast
was fair weather tonight and d Wednesda:; sda:n
from the high points of the opening and wheat
felt this in part. Threshing returns began COM
ing from aroundu Fargo and showed In some i'll
stances 25 to So bushels to the acre. while other
Dakota points sent good REPORTS. Chicago and
ST. Louis were weaker later. especially ST.
Louis Near the close slight rally carried carrie
closing at 66hc. December closed ia 64Ac May
at 667s SIC.
Three cents over September the best oh,
Valuable for. new, No. northern, while No.
northern sold at 1c Some new No. hard
In and sold at 7nA 0l71c. No; ]
northern brought ,7oAc. fol the bulk. some going
at 7Olhc. No. / to arrive sold OF 6>hc to 70Ac.
Old No. to arrive brought 15&c and old 10:
i OH spot 76i2c No. 2 northern brought 6SGf
6sl@c for new and 7a, to 74Ac for old eo No. D., 3
Rejected brought ti5MG6c and no grade 81 a 63c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26
MONEY REPORTS

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 26.-Bank clearngs to-
day $2,Ol1.6 01; New York exchange selling
rate, csc preiuln: buying rate 25e discount; Chi
cago exchange, selling rate, 25c premium; buying
rate, 25c discount; London 6O-day sight docu-
mentary exchange, 81 S43s.
ST. PAUL, Aug: 26:-Clearings $s45, 1858. 81; q,
PARIS, Aug. 26-Three per cent rentes, 1O1
francs 371a centimes for the account; exchange
on London, 25 francs % centimes.
BERLIN, Aug. 26.-Exchange on London 2C
marks 40 pfennigs. Discount rates, three mouths
bills, lM per cent; short bills. Il ner cent .
NEW YORK. Aug. 26-Noon-h1oney on cal
steady at per cent; prime mercantile paper
Az A@5h per cent; sterling exchange. fairly
steady and with actual bills at 81 .S75M4.S 81
for demand and at $4.S4@4. .S4.25 for sixty days
posted rates. $4S51h and Sass: commercial bills
81. .S3A CASA: bar silver 52as; Mexican dol
lars. 41A; government bonds, steady; refundine
2s registered and coupon. 1Os; 3s registered and
coupon. 1O6; new rs, registered and coupon. 1873
old Is. regsteredd d and coupon, lo9 5s' registered
CHICAGO. Aug 2e.-Clearings. s2e. e35, ,O54
balances, S. 331 ,241. New York exchange, II
@20c discount. Posted exchange, $4.s5h fol
BOSTON, Aug. 2e.-ExchangeA, $26,s57, ,145
balances. 81. .137. 1902.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 26.-Clearings $16
es1,149; balances, 1884, 519.' Money, 4h@ q
per cent.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Exchanges, $2s,5s1, ,
373; balances $6.237 .9S7.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 26.-Clearings, 81, ,43O, $50
balances, $67S. .e51. Money, per cent.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26

A man with mourning band around
the sleeve of light overcoat got on a
Broadway car the other evening. Seat
ed in the corner was little girl of the
want-to-know type.
s'Oh, mamma she shrilled SO that all
could hear her, why has that man
black band around his ARM"
A vain attempt was made to silence her,
but with a sudden look of enlighten
ment remembering the precautions that
had been taken to preserve the solitary
tree on their block, she exclaimed:
"Oh, I know. It's to keep the worms
from crawling up. And the man Joined
in the general laughter.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26

NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Aug 2e-
Flour. 3s,s3O brls sales, $500 pkgs; little
change; ruling steady to firm on most trades,
So. .s5@4; winter straights, $9.4O@3.55; Mime
sofa bakers, $315@3;35 winter extras, SO; win
ter patents, 49, 6O@3. 90; winter low grades 50 80
@305. Wheat--Receipts, 265,275 bu; sales,
800, 900 bu; opened steady, with light trade,
weakness in outside markets, favorable north
west weather and local profit ttakfng; Septem-
ber, Is 15-16@76 7-16c; December, 1914 @73%c:
May, 74A @75Ac- Rye-Steady; state, 551a@
sec. c Z, New York; No. western, 6o@60Ac G,
0 b, adoat; No. 2, 59c, on track. Corn-Re-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Aug: 2e..con.
Anaconda, 5A; Atchison. 969s; Atchison pre-
ferred, 1O5A; Baltimore q Ohio, 11SA: Cana
dian Pacific, 1431a; Chesapeake & Ohio, 3d.;
Chicago Great Western, 35h: Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul 1921 Denver & Rio Grande,
51M: Denver & Rio Grande preferred. SO: Erie.
42B Erie first preferred, 1874: Erie second pre-
ferred, 5Sh: Illinois Central, 174; Louisville &
Nashville, l8o: Missouri, Kansas Texas, 33A
Missouri, Kansas & Texas preferred ee; New
Norfolk Western pretesreds d.; s5; Ontario :
Reading first preferred. ~: Reading second
preferred, 97%: Southern Railway. 41B; South
ern Railway preferred 100; Southern Pacific.
70: Union Pacific, 115K; Union Pacific preferred,
95h: United States Steel, 421; United States
Steel preferred, 1924: Wabash 34h: Wabash
preferred, 4aA; Spanish As s1K Rands, 11A
Bar silver, Steady. 24Nd per ounce.
Money, 2@2% per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 2& per cent. The rate Of discount
in the open market for three months bills is 2s4
az 1916 per cent
A FAILURE IN CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-Herbst
Hill &. Co.. well-known La Sale street stock
brokers' and members of the New York and
| Chicago stock exchanges and the Chicago Board
of Trade, to-day went into the hands of Clar.
ence Day, receiver. Liabilities between
S1SC 600 and 5000, 600,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26
PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISION, Aug 26-Provisions
had a good squirt early on higher prices in the
hog market and on fair support. All the early
active. September pork opened 17kc up at
$17.1O, and reacted to $16.974a; Septemer lard
and September ribs &c up at $1025 and dropped
off 21ac.
October, SIT; January, $14.e0; May, $14. S.
Lard-August. $1O.s5; September. $10.95; Octo.
ber $9.S5; December, $3.50; January, $40;
May, $s.O5. Ribs-August, 1910; September
1O.15; October 10; January. 7-72h.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Aug. 26.-Beef-
Firm; family. $15@16. Pork-Steady. Lard
Steady; prime western steam, $1112.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.

iIdHs1er, M!Hn, Aug. 70.
the extreme scarcity of good heavy drafters,
even in the best horse breeding districts, it has
become a problem among horse dealers to pro-
cure that class of horses for the fall trade.
Prices ruled strong on all superior grades with
rising tendency on heavy logging horses.
Values: Il. a..s r.. a, n grg.ry-sT
Drafters. extra, $40 to $3.50; drafters, choice,
$14O to $170 drafters common, $125 to $14O;
farm mares, extra. $13O to $3.50; farm mares,
choice, 800 to s13o; farm mares, common to
good, 500 to 500. 5
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26
PUTS AND CALLS.
Two O'Clock report:
Puts-September wheat 66A @G6%c.
Calls-September wheat, CTS @67Ac.
Curb-September wheat. 66&c
CASH SALES REPORTED TODAY

CASH SALES REPORTED TO-DAY.
No. Hard Wheat-2 cars new, Tie; cars
new. 70&c.
No Northern Wheat--1S new, 7OAc; +
cars new. 7ol2c: 5000 bu new. to arrive 6S11c:
1000 bu new, to arrive, 7OAc; 1000 bu old. to
arrive, 75S4c cars old, 7G1ac
No. Northern Wheat-3 cars. CSC: 10 cars.
6sAc; cars. GSh &c; l choice, 69Ac; car
old. 73Ac; car old, 74Ac; car old, 74hc; 2
old, 73c.
No. 3 Wheat-a cars, 661ac: 2 cars Csc; 2
cars, ESQ., cars, 66Ac; car, 67Ac; old,
zO1Ac.
Rejected Wheat car, 6ec; 8 cars, Csc. -
No Grade Wheat cars, 65c cars, CSC; 3
cars, &C. cars eec; 2 cars, Csc; cars, 64c;
cars, CSC; car, e7c.
Corn--1 car No. 8 yellow. SIC; car No. vel
low, 56Hc; car No. 8, 55c; car No. 3, SEC;
I No. 3, 55Mc; l No. A. 55c; nc
Czsde. b9c; car no grade. o2s:
OATS No. white, 33c 1 No.
white, 32kc; / No. 3 white, 32Ac: car
No; white, to arrive, s2c; 8 cars No. 4 white
31hc; car No A, s1Ac; cars No. 8. 31Ac;
4 car grade. Bic; car no grade, 30hc.
Rye grade, 45c.
Barley car No. 1, 62c; car No. 4, 45c;
car No. 8, 54c; car No. 3. &c; car No. s.
55c; No. 5, 45c: ! grade, 43c.
FlaX-7 cars No. 1, $1.45.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26
EXPERT ADVICE.

1ndianapolfs Journal.
Managing Editor-Well, what's the trou-
BILE? d. e. =
.Assistant-The beauty editor is away
and woman writes to know what to do
with a wrinkle in, her forehead.
Managing Editor-Tell her to putty it
up and forget it.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26

Receipts, 5000; slower and lower for Texans;
steady for natives beef steers fsrs steSk
81. .25M5; Texans, S2.75@5.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000: 10@2oc higher: pigs;
81. .25@7. co. packers, $7.35G115; butchers, S'.ae
sheep-Receipts. 1900: sheep, ss.4o@46o;
lambs, 81. .25M4.90.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26

CHICAGO LIVE sToCK.-Aug. 26.-Cattle-
Receipts $500 including 1000 westerns; slow
good to prime steers, $s@s.75; poor to medium
$4@7 20; stockers and feeders: $4.2o@4:oo COWS s
$50; bulls, $2.25@525; calves. $215@1; Texas
fed steers, $3@5; western steers. $4,000 90
Hogs-Receipts to-day. II 900; morrow; IS.
butchers 81 1O@7.75; good to choice heavy, 81 ;;
@790; rough heavy, $6.o5@7:5o; light, $7.1od
TO; bulk of sales. $7.95M7 go.
Sheep-Receipts Is 900; sheep and lambs
slow; good to choice wethers, $3.5o@4; fair t
choice mixed, So. 5O@3.75: western sheep: $2:5oa
3.S5; native lambs, $3.5@6; western lambs, S4ot
@5.75. - oo-
official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle, 20 299
hogs 21 900; sheep. 26, S24. Shipments-Cattie
4,5s5; hogs, 5,2s1; sheep, 1.045.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26

Now that a learned Judge Of Jersey
City has defined the making Of goo goo
eyes as an attention without intentions,
the world can go on with a new sense of
security. H..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26
THE FLOUR MARKET
BUYERS TAKING DELIVERY ON OLD OR
pERS-PRICES STEADY.

DERS-PRICES STEADY.
Shipping directions for former purchases are
coming in more freely and considerable of this
old business is being cleaned up. In regard to
new business for prompt delivery there is not
much of Important change and some of the mill
ers report demand quiet almost to dullness. Sales
for future delivery are being made daily and the
outlook for the future is good
Shipments 5S,3SS hrls.
Prices quoted unchanged although the ten
dency is slightly easier In sympathy with the
moderation IN the cash wheat premium. First
patents are quoted $39O@4: second patents.
$3.15@3.e5: first clears, S3@3.1O; second clears,
50 2Dd 30
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II thought she sang with great deal OF
expression, didn't you?" .-
Eyes, I couldn't help noticing it all the
time. I wonder If her shoes were toe
tight, or if it was something she had
eaten" .' = 7-
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Aug. 2e.-

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Aug. 26:-Re-
ceipts-Cattle 1000; hogs. 1,500 sheep, 200.
e2, as lbs 81 Is; 40 lbs, 25s lbs. $3.50:
s575: IL beeves 1 ,240 lbs, $3.50: 8 cows. 500
lis, 81. so: 10 cows, 1850 lbs. So: 10 cows, il2o
lbs 81; II stockers, 954 lbs, So; II stockers
s27 lbs. So 80: IS stockers. 1,o63 lbs. 81 80; 10
yearlines' 647 lbs So. 30; 35 yearings, 54S lbs,
So. so: As yearlings, 534 lbs, $3.50.
Sheep-Steady. .-:j
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Total sales, 81, ,3o2.9o0.

NEW YORK BONDS, Aug. 26-United States
refunding 2s registered and coupon. 1857 ;
United States 3s, registered 1864, coupon 1906:
United States new 4s; registered and. coupon.
pom; 1O9k; United States 5s, registered and eou
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-26

KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Aug. 2e-Close:
GeS 1sc; No. 2 cash hard: 65k @6sc; No. 2 red;
669e: Corn, September, 47he; Deeemher,. 81
M34Ac; cash No. 2 mixed. 5S14c: No. 2 white,
60c Oats, No. 2 white 36c. :
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Aug. 2e-,rhe export busi-
ness was dead to-day the Foreigners not following
the advance of yesterday. Trading in wheat was
fairly active and the price lower. The OPEN
ing was Nc off and the market fell steadily to
6S$s @6S1ac. and closed at $3.50, decline OF
11Sc. December declined u @aac. Cash offer
ings We're heavier, sales aggregating 1000 bu
wheat No. northern to arrive this month
bringing 4c over September and straight to ar
rive &c over. Flax weaker early but rallied
sharply: September was off lc to S1.41, but sold
up to S1.42 and closed. October advanced &c.
Close: Wheat, No. hard, 74%c; No. 1 north
ern. 72Bc; No. 2 northern, 71akc; No 5 spring.
e7asc: to arrive, No hard, II 4sc: No. 1 north
65Bc:. oats. September. .32c: December, 2oAc;
to arrive, 32Ac; on track, 33c: rye. September.
cash. t$1.5O; to arrive. S1.42; on track. $1.50:
cash No. l northwestern, $3.50; September.
Inspected. wheat, 81 last year 40; oats. s. rye
y; barley, & L. aax. 8. Receipts. wheat at 20 81
2,2o6 Shipments, wheat, 3s,4s6; rye, 1855: