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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-02
GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAPo
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

steady; packing stock, steady Strictly fresh
g steady. New apples, easy. Potatoes, easy.
BUTTER-Extra creameries per lb,- 1sc; frsts,
per 10, l7c; seconds, per h. 15c; diaries, extras,
&c., paftns stae per per III b. ss
EGGS Strictly fresh, cases Included, loss of,
CHE EsE-Twins or fats, fancy, per ID, lie;
ey, per lib, I2@121ac; brick. No. l. per ID, il Ne;
No. 2, per ID, Sc; ~ $, 7@sc; linburger, No: i
ger patos pr it, ge pfao 49, a. s So s
0!2 IT, %s no Rs1 NJ H.
fansg pei h. ia@2c CHOICE orn @11se
PoULTRY-Turkeyss large toms and hens, per
old, Per ID, e@7e; ducks, spring, white, per h.,
W sfsHs 5pfaA nsy psf h.
c7T e 9@s%s;,, mutton, fancy. country
Sc; milk lambs pelts of. fancy, s@ec; milk
lambs, pelts off, thin, per lb, 6@7c; hogs, light,
per ib SIS medium sS he heav w. &c. n,.,, 49,,
ID, 7c; small, per ID, 5@ec pickerel per H. ~
@ec; sunfsh, per, lb, 394o; bullheads skinned
CABBAGN-Home grown, fancy, large crate,
POTATOES-New, per bu, 35c:
SWEET POTATOEs-New, per brl, 81.
ON1oNs-southern per sack, 81; home grown,
II ToMAToEs- Home grown, per bu, 75c@s1;
| four-basket crate, 75c.
RnD b. $780, ys eileen RsE So psq
$1.73; green medium, fair, 81 .25; marrowfat, pei
vi DRIED BEANS Fancy navy. per bu, 50. 25
per bu, sl.s5; medium fair. 81 rs; medium
fs s1S s To5 $685. fancy per 0u
Blush ss per Ss
ias per Sr s.; fancy red eating s.
eeos'as S. DC box si5o; pf ST. Su box fame;
VEST COAST FRUITS Peaches, per box 90
| al; peaches, Crawrords, fancy. per box. $1.1o
crate, s1.25; Egg, per crate, $1:25; pears, Bart
MELoNSSWa termelons, large, per dos s2.7
@u mus per crate, 81; 2-s.bu basket, 75c.
oRANGEs-Late valencias, all sizes, per box
EEMoNs--verdillis, per boy $780, Messinas
-PEARS-Eastern per brl, s4.50Q4.75:
PLUMs-soqthsrn. per de.qt crate; 1925.
BLUEBERRIES-Per 16qt crate, So.
GRAPEs-Coucords, lob basket, soc; Ives
lob !, basket +. 25c ,,uo ,,,,,o,.a 60 3z.s -,
dunn punches, s2.25@2. so; small punches, s2G
vEGETABhEs;. Asparasus new; per aos, 7se
snt 9 oo ae sS'n $s:n
per doz punches, 15c; lettuce, per doz zoe: lei
tucc, heads, per do7 SOC: mint per do1. 300
4oc; parsley, per doz soc; new squash, per. d To-
CSC. -0.-~ ..a .2sT
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THE CASH TRADE
HEAVY RECEIPTS AND LIVELY TRADING IN
COARSE GRAINS.

HEAVY RECEIPTS AND LIVELY TRADING IN
COARSE GRAINS.
FLAX-The three-day holiday brought 122 cars
Of flax into this market. and there was the
In view of the heavier offerings, the market held
pretty we'll, although taking a level under Sat
urday was the average for No. l. the bulk going
at $780, a premium of 1c obtainable for
and and 1ST paid for lots ST to u go out '
: Minneapolis received 122 cars, against II last
year, and shipped 81; Duluth had 60 cars g.
! tober, $1.271a: Duluth-Cash, .$l;4o; No; /
northwestern, $40; September, $1.S4; October,
CORN-only twenty three cars Of corn were
sn S sold at for at the sSss so
low quoted 57Ac. Receipts 70 cars; ship
ments. ears. 49,.
and arm prices paid at arst on the choice lots:
But there we're goo many lots on SAFE ,.da a1 40
the eve eub 19o Some ME- q sod
Receipts, l5e cars; shipments. u cars
basis all around with practically no difference as
ssGss 81; No. fssd' 2iaas No: feed
M1ILsTUFFs- in bulk is quoted ;, al
s1l.6O; bulk shorts, s12.oo; -four middiings so
ton additional; in 1oo-lb sacks, $3.50 per ton ad
ditional. Shipments, ], 191 tons.
nrasSt a. rs ea T 1Gr far daa
closed at 47Ac. Receipts, 10 cars; shipments
BARLEY-The narket covered a range Of 55
to 4Oc Feed grades 3sQ5oc: mailing
grades 5o@62c. Receipts, LII cars; shipments
unsteady. Upland. Choice, ss5o@e; upland, No
/, ST. 50@s. so; midland $e@7; medium 5000
fap fmo fi2 H. s s%stn} :A0ise
straw, choice, $3.50. Receipts, 24d tons
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MONEY REPORTS

stssSy At esr ssSs prime %s5ssati}s ' p.es5
a. Ss%sas and 8 dsSs
Fasfs bs sna bsr svsF %
Mexican dollars, 41Hc Government bonds,
conpom e.
Lay new H. 1s4
, BAiTIloKE, Sept; 2:-clearings, s., 1881 ,22s;
days, $4:s on demand; New York exchange,
LONDON, Sept. s.1The sum Of s 10000 gold
was withdrawn from the Bank of England to-day
'0f ARs sep sou pef cent repes 10,
francs 55 confines for the account; exchange Oh
fs Sdon as i5aa s as% confines for the
BERLIN, Sept. 2.-Exchange on London, 20
balances 81 So sap $685. -hNenahseS' Sl''oZ' h4'
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-Clearings, s14,1
1914 1851; balances, $1,9o1, TT; money, 5@6 pei
aaY y SEPT csssnss
rate 1oe prem 6eyns rate 4oe
Chicago exchange, selling rate, par; buying rate
SOC discount. London sixty-day sight docu
"s ST. FA fHih1 sspf ssarngs $500
e., LONDON q CLOSING PRICES, Sept. 2.-consol
Anaconda. 51a Atchison. 9s; Atchison pre-
ferred. 1o7A; Baltimore & Ohio, 117h; Canadian
Pacific, 14Sh; Chesapeake Ohio, SIN Chicago
Great Western 35E; Chicago. Milwaukee g. st
p 6T 19lA De Beers, 2s Denver RIG Gran and
43a5; Erie first preferred, 731s Erie second pre-
ferred. 5sEa: Illinois Central. 1851; Louisville
Nashville, 1850; Missouri. Kansas & Texas, "a M
Missouri, Kansas & Texas preferred, &c; New
York Central, 1881; Norfolk & Western, 75h
Norfolk s Western preferrea e5 Ontario
11B; Reading, 361s: Reading first preferred
44M; Reading second preferred. 3sa4 souther
Railway. Al A !: Southern Railway preferred, 90 y
Southern Pacific, SOA; Union Pacific, 1149s
Union Pacific preferred. 94h: United State
Steel. 421<; United States Steel preferred. 92!a
| Wabash. 95; Wabash preferred 491a; SPANS
| As. 93A
Bar silver quiet; "a I'D per OF.
Money, ~ per cent. The rate of discount
| the open market for short bills is 1916 pc
cent; three months bills, 2 13-16@2b per cent
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WILLING TO ACCOMMODATE.

I
woman stopped at cloth counter in 81
the large department stores recently and asked
to be Shown some dress patterns suitable foz
early autumn wear. The salesman began tho
lowest row of shelved compartments and pulled
out and opened box after box until the counter on
either side of him was piled high as his head
with goods. Three times he climbed a ladies
TO the upper rows and staggered down under
a weight of boxed patterns until, when the
woman took a survey of the shelves, but tive
patterns remained unopened. Then she said
very sweetly:
Il don't think I'll buy any to-day. 1'n
sorry to have troubled you; but, you see, only
came in to look for a friend
mo trouble whatever madam" he replied po-
ltely Indeed, if you think your friend Is ts
either of the remaining two boxes 1 don't nina
opening them, too
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Sept. 2.-The cotton
market opened at decline of S@1 points and
ruled moderately active and variable within
ing. steady undertone. The feature OF the
early market the relative weakness of Oc-
ing closed at $3.50 Friday night. Later in the
session October became the frmest thing on the
list, advancing to s;33c while January, the
most active month, sold off to S.22c and scarce
ly rallied from that level selling at that price.
while October had recovered to $3.50 from s.2ec.
to unsatisfactory cables and to reports from
some portions Of Texas, showing rains last
evening. The want of weather details left the
was resorted to with caution. The trade here
is quite generally disposed to hold off for more
definite testimony regarding the crop conditions
In Texas, about which private accounts now
genrally conflicting. Another drawback is the
disposition to hold off for the monthly bureau
report.
Midday found the trade. fekle-minded and
purposeless with October at S.24c and March
s1sc The local field Is without positive feature
the statements of the Journal Of Commerce and
Theodore H. Price pointing to 1o4 nn and
Estimated s receipts at the ports To-day, 81;
Sass a AGAINST 80! last
leans were 1, SOB bales, against 1854 last year.
sp0t closed steady; midd nia npands' &c
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, Sept. 2
The coffee market this morning opened steady
with first prices 1920 points higher. Sales O,
the call were 275O bags and the market dur
ing the early trading, ruled moderately activ
and steady. The early, European cables wer
regarded distinctly bullish. The movement
was heavy Brazilian wheat crop news sine
Friday was regarded rather bullish, advice
having been received of continued cold weather
THIS and the stronger tone of the Europea
cables was responsible for the upturn here. For
eign houses were buying moderately, the roor
was inclined to take the long side and commits
sion houses also had some orders The sellin
came from proft-taking by the bull contingen
and in the way of hedging fresh Brazilian pull
clases. Later the market became less active
| though the sales remained heavy; March, $500
| $3.50; May, 5.s5c; June, 5:9oc July, 5.95@6t
! Spot steady. 57sc for, Rio No. .; No: I Rio, 1
| $685. exchange II 1924; receipts, IL. 600 bag
| (two days.. Cleared for the United State.
IT, 600; cleared for Europe, 1000 Stock. e76o Ot
| Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. 2Bc; centri
ugal. 96 test, 8ssc; molasses sugar. 29sc; r.
khned steady; crushed. 5.15c; powdered. 475c
formulated. 1850. Molasses steady; New Oh
tleanS 3O@4Oc.
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DULUTH GRAIN, Sept. 2.-Wheat has been
steady and fairly active to-day. December opened
at last nights close, at e6A c, sold soon to 65 NC
and and reacted ts the opening price September
wheat was very active, and to arrive sales on
country orders numerous. Flax was fairly
active. with October from $1.29% to 81. 3Oh and
back to $780, 1t closed at s1:2o. Receipts
barley. 49, FAX, 60; total, 400. Shipments
Wheat, 1o7,121 bu; rye. 1881; fax 1,b7e.
Close; NO. ! hard, cash. 69&c; No. northern,
Gasn. $780, September Ct e 6; first half esAe;
srn, ssAe; 30: 5. s4Ae; oats; September, slHe;
September. $lS4; October, $3.50; November,
$l.2sh; barley, 4206oc; rye. cash. 4s1ac; Sep
TENDER, 4Sc. Changes In stock-Wheat, 367, III,
40 64, Increase Sc. 625 rye. IL 9O8 decrease 20
TO; barley, 1859, increase 1880 fax 60.
6s6, increase 1854.
NEW YORK GRAIN, Sept. q Flour - Re:
moderately active for spring wheat: Wheat
Receipts, 1856, 425 bu; Sales SOC, 900 bu; Septem
ber, 744c; May, 74hac. Rye--Steady; state, IS u
bu;, sales, 100000 bu; opening steady
with wheat, then weakened on the
forecast Of fine weather; September, 641s
G64 Nc; December, 47h@47Ac; May, 44h
44Ns: oats-Receipts. $50; 00o bu; dull and
Wheat, September, 741ac; December, 72Ac
Corn, September 64Ac; December, 47bc.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED Sept. 2.-close
5seeab sts'G sssS MAJ; s S94S
sm6er Gasp 6as c %esf ssee
easier; october, $40 bid; January, s5.25 Rye
| .J2c.
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Housen-what's wrong, old chap: Eorgot
something: Lotts-1es; confound It; and fhas
cago Daily News
Praise a mans work, woman's beauty. Tho
woman will think herself clever the man come
~ and both will love you.-Criterion:
The New York board of health has estab>
lished department for Pasteur treatment free
The French government has asked two offcial(
to Investigate the benefits and detriments of th1
trusts.
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PROVISIONS

opened dull but higher advancing hog
marset January pork started ,d ahe Up Up 81
October lard started ioaia1ac np at So 72 q
e.75, and eased back to 50. 81 u, and October
ribs started &c up. at s9.97 15c:
SIT. OF: January, $14.s5: May. s14. Lard
September, 5000; October, S9.I2A; December.
$S.I2la: January. $s.27k; May $3.50. Ribs
September, Stops; October, so37 Y: January,
81 80. m--- ~ s-.-.
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NEW YORK BONDS, Sept. 2.-united States
refunding seconds. registered. ex int. loSM );
United States seconds coHp9n s1sfas
81. coupon. 1O6N United States new 4s. regis
tered, 134%: United .states new A. coup ,.a
1851; United States old is, coupon 1oaA :;
United states IS, registered 1O5;- United States
5s coupon, 1O5; Atehison general r., l0a; At
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THE FLOUR MARKET

PRICES LOWER - FAIR DEMAND - SHIP
MENTS MODERATE.
Mi11ers reduced prices all around this morning.
but only moderately the higher grades. Trade
opens after the holiday without any noticeable
increase in general demand. but fair inquiry
and the promise Of q week equal to last in vol
of sales little better.
Shipments for Sunday 5s.96s brls with
\ holiday yesterday and nothing out
First patents are now quoted S3.7O@3.SO:
ond patents. $3.55@s. IS; first clears $260@2.s0;
second clears, S2@2.2O.
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic increased July
earnings by 1921 net. 20 -. :
Union Pacific net earnings for July increased
500, 900. j.: --.-..- IT,. ~ sykt-
Forty-f -four roads for the third week of August
increased earnings 707 per cent. -
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
norman report sales moderate. The main fea-
ture was the increasing receipts of heavy horses.
which attracted much attention. Prices show
no material change from last week except a
stronger tone on the superior grades Of the
,drafters. choice $13O6165: drafters, common to
good, $120@l3O: farm Mares extra. S120@145;
farm mares, choice. S1O0@120; farm mares, com
mon to good, $500 1Q0. I...
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Sept. 2.-Cattle.
receipts. 5000; steady; beet steers, $3.73@7.70:
heifers, s225@5. 50; Texans $2.6oa3.5o.
Hogs receipts. $500. &c higher: pigs. 81 25@
100: packers. 81. 5o@775; butchers. 81 $50 So.
Sheep. receipts 1900; steady; sheep, So 6oG
d 10: lambs. 81 lOM3. 81.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept. 2@v

LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept. @Wheat-No. 1
spot, northern, firm, es 3Ad; No. l California,
steady. IS 41ad; No: 2 red western winter, quiet,
Is; futures quiet; September, IS 1hd; Decem.
her. 6s 1OAd. Corn-spot quiet American
mixed. 5s lid; futures quiet; October, 5s I'd
November nominal; January, As I'D.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, SEPT. 2.
The following are the receipts and shipments
: t,o al W

WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS, AUG. 30-31
AND SEPT. !.
Observation-Disclosures 245: OMAHA. 1921;
ST. Louis, II: Great Northern, 279:: 500, 50;
Northern Pacific, So Chicago Great Western 5.
Observation-Disclosures. 26; Omaha, I. st.
Louis "a: Wisconsin Central 3; Great North
ern, 5: Northern Pacific, l; Chicago Great West
ern, {.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Sept 2.-close-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 63Ac; December, 63hc;
cash No. hard, 65@6ec; No. red. 651A @ssc'
Corn-september, 47Bc; December, 33s4 @33 Is !;
cash No. mixed, "a y @55c; No. white, $50
59c. Oats--No. white, 34@35c.
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SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Sept. 2.-Cat
tle-Receipts, 1900: strong: COWS and heifers
ETY. S.7b; stockers and feeders, s. 75@5.4o.
Hogs-Receipts 1000: 10c higher: heavy. SIS;
@7.45; mixed, $7.4O@745; pigs. s6M7.25.
Sheep-Receipts. II 600; 50l10c higher; year
lings $3.75@41O; lambs $4,000 SO.
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MILWAUKEE, GRAM Sent e-E1

MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, Sept. 2.--F1our steady.
Wheat steady; close: No northern, 72@72kc;
No. northern, 69471 ac; December, 67@67hc
Rye, firm; No. l. 52@52Ac.. Barley, weak; 10
2, 6o@ &C.; sample, 4e@33c. Oats, lower; stand
ard 33@33Ac. Corn. December, 1880.
Wheat-Puts, &c; calls, g. sc.
Corn-Puts, 71Mc; calls, 42Bc.
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PUTS AND CALLS.

Two o'clock report .,,
Puts-December wheat, 645s Go47s
Calls-December wheat, 64Mc. =,
C,nrb-December wheat "a NC
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HIDES, PELTs, TALLow AND WOOL

Mol. No.2.
Green salted heavy steer hides. 9& S&
Green sailed heavy hides. SA 7%
Green sailed light hides ............ 8 6A
Green sailed veal calf, 8 to 16 lbs. .1oA SIX
Green sailed veal kip .............. SA 6%
Green sailed long aired runer kip. III 6
Green sailed deacons, each. so 40
Green salted horse mule hides. large$2. 95@2 90
Green sailed green frozen horse or
mule hides, medium ...........:. ESQ ]. 10
Green salted horse mule hides, small 10 100
Dry flint Montana butcher hides. 1917 @141a
Dry flint Minnesota, Dakota and Wis
Dry flint calf skins ..................15 IL
Dry flint territorial pelts, per lb..... @1OA
Tallow, in cakes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e1a 81
TallOw, Ill barrels .6A on
Grease. light ..................'... "A ~
Grease, lark ................s.. 4 3M
Wool medium. unwashed ........... 1917 @15h
WOOL fine, unwashed ................1 III @13 4
Wool coarse, unwashed .13 y IA
Bri ght Wisconsin and similar grades 1@2c
higher than above quotations. Seedy bury
wool, 1@2c less.
Feathers, live duck. per Id ...........3 5 ass
Old feathers, 5@1oc per ID less.
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Millions of Hindus live, marry and rear fam
lilies on an income which rarely exceeds hall
dollar Of our, money week. They never ca,
meat and need hardly any clothing.
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Sept.
2-Fla3~ &c northwestern. 81 ~; southwes-
Rye-September, 481tc; december, Acc Barley
Cash ~ 42M63c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $4.15.
Clover--October, 1886. - ''' - -. - ~
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Sept. 2.-Close: Wheat
= eptenber GAYS @64Ac; December, e5ssc; No.
hard, b7@ 69c Corn-Lower; No. 2, cash, 55c;
September, 54Mc; December, $3.50. Oats
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK Sept. 2.-Cattle.
receipts, 10000; steady to lower: beef steers. S.
as; Texans. s2.!5M4;15; COWS and heifers, 81 %
M4: stockers and feeders, S2S5M5.23.
Hogs. receipts, 1000: strong to 1Oc higher:
| heavy. $7.6o@7 49, packers. 81 .65: medium.
$7.60@7.75 workers., $1.5o@1.6O; pigs, $500
@7.2O
Sheep, receipts. 10000; steady: sheep, s3.35@
1925; lambs S3.7565.S5.
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NETWORK PROVISIONS, Sept. 2.-Butter-
Receipts. 1874 pkgs: steady: renovated, Ii n
@17c: factory. 13@151sc; imitation creamery
to firm; new state. full cream. small. colored.
fancy and small white. 10H @10hc; large col
ored and large. white. on @0Nc.. Bggs-Re-
Mia, 20@21c; western candled, 2O@1c; west
ern uncandled, t17@20c. IA
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ESPECIALLY so.

With the true artist, money Is secondary
considerations; but it is usually a very god
second.
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CLOSING CASH PRICES

8; rejected, s; no grade. "a.
chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul-No: north
%: no grade. 70.
Minneapolis s. St. Louis-7No.> l northern 1;
500 Line-No: l northern, 5; No.. northern
8; No. 3, 2; rejected. q no grade, 2 ~ .
northern. i; No. i, i; rejected, /; no grade. l.
n northsrn g. 8: No. northern 4; No: a. s. re-
Minnesota Transfer-No: 2 northern. l.: -,
TotalwSo: northern 80; M No; northern 70;
No Otter S 81 rsssec s"q Winter wheat
rejected Wheat /; no grade wheat 2; No. vel;
low corn: ?; 10 corn. !; No corn, i No
oats. 81; No. 3 oats, 10; no grade oats, q; No.
rye. 7: no grade rye: ;; No. s barley. ~;
S SS barley max No ST. p Seesed Gan 81
Cars inspected out-Ne northern p wheat a. &c. SG
grade winter wheat, B.; No. 8 corn, 2; No.
2; No. barley, 1e; No. barley. 8; No. bar:
ley, 2; No. 1 flax l; rejected fax, H.
RECEIPTS AND yH1PMENrs, AUG. so-s1, AMI
Received-wheat,. 81 cars: 71aeso bu: corn
1850 bu: oats, 200, 700 bu; barley, $4,000 bu
rye, 1920 bu; fax, 81, $40 blu: -four, 1,045 brls
o sas p fpu TONS 1s
5. 500 80 lbs; lumber, 70 cars; posts and piling
! car; barrel stock, 2 cars; machinery, a30, BOZ
lbs; coal. 2 407 tons: wood, 27S cords; brick 81,
600: lime, cars; household goods. 105, 100 lbs
stone and marble IL cars; live stock. 5 cars
20, 900 lbs; hides, pelts, etc. $4,000 lbs; rail
road materials, % cars; sundries, 116 cars; ca
lots. 2,4S1.
Shipped-Wheat, IS cars. 81 $50 bu; corn, 3. 65'
bu; oats. 16, 500 bu: barley, II $50 bu: flax 20.
42o bu; -four 5s,9es brls; millstuffs; 1.1s1 tons
fuel OIL 26 900 gals; fruit. 336. $40 lbs; merchan
disc, 5.27e97o lbs; lumber, 147 cars; machinery
$500 lbs: brick. 1000 lime. cars; house
hold goods, A4.4O0 lbs; railroad iron, l car
stone and marble, 10 cars; linseed Oil. 375 brls
butter $4,000 lbs: hides. pelts, etc, 81, 300 lbs
cor lots, ,23S.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Sept. 2.-Beef-
Quiet. Professionally. Lard-Firm; prime west
ern steam, SOTO. '-.-,' . IS. -.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE Sept 2.-Butter-
17hc. Cheese steady; twins. 1Oc; daisies, 1o1Hc;
Young Americas. 10k@1OAc. Eggs steady;
losses Off cases returned 1711c. Poultry steady
turkeys, 12h@131ac: chickens. 11@131ac.