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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-19
THE CASH TRADE
COARSE GRAINS EASIER. NoATS WEAKE1
..-. FLAX STEADY. ~- a." .~-


|.... FLAX STEADY. 49," -~
FLAX-A steady market ruled in fax. For No.
1, $1.2o and $1291a was paid and at noon the
nominal figure. was $1.3o. Rejected sold at
$1.2G. - = '-' - -.
Minneapolis received 81 cars against So last
year and shipped II. Duluth had 90 cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis cash. 81. 80; to
arrive, $1,2SA; September, $13O; October,
$1.2TM.
II CORN-No 4 was the only grade in which
business was reported this grade: bringing 46hc.
No. yellow corn closed at 57Ac. Receipts
cars shipments cars - a~-.''~f >, s.-...-.. "a
OATS-rhe market weak and draggy.
There was fair demand, but offerings were
heavy and IT was impossible to hold prices up
on tie choice l.ts. For No. white Bic was
about the best obtainahle for the choicest and
the bulk sold lower than this. with Csc the rul
ing figure for ordinary. No white ranged
from % down to 26c, No. 3 oats from % to
Csc. aud grade from 26 to 231ac. At the
close No. 8 white was quoted 2s@31c.
Receipts 100 cars; shipments, IS cars.
FEED AND MEALr-Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn quoted s2o5o@2O.75; No. feed
S29.5o@2p75; No. 3 feed $40. 50@20.75.
At the close feed grades are quoted 35@5Oc
and mailing grades 50162c.
MILLSTUFFS-Bran in bulk. $11@11.5o; bulls
shorts, $12: flour middlings, SIS; red dog, SIS
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Watson & Co., from Cromwell, New York:
We expect continuance of the present dulness
for time. Stocks are held in strong hands and and
by pools, and If 20 per cent money could not
market is certainly safer, now that money con-
ditions are apparently tending easier. Neyerthe.
less, we can not yet advise the purchase OF
stocks In general way. It is time for care
full. conservative trading. There will be many
opportunities for profitable purchases IN the good
stocks and there are many strong issues that on
Intrinsic worth are purchases at the moment.
Yet while the money question is on, top, buyers
should only commit themselves to an extent that
will enable them to stand safely against any
sudden downtnrns that might follow temporary
spasm of enforced liquidation. .
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Range of December Wheat.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, Sept. 10.

Inspected ,Wheat-7Cars-Great Northern-,
No. hard, /; No. / northern, %; No. 2, north
ern, 81; No. g. 10; rejected, ID; no grade, 10.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul--No north
ern, IA !; No. 2 northern, 50; No. 8, -; rejected
81; no grade 10.
Minneapolis & St. Louis-No. northern, 1;
No 2 northern, -; No. 8. q rejected, 2; no
grade, g.
:, 500 Line-No. northern, 2; No. northern
Northern ri fPaeide@No. 1 northern, s; No. 2
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha-No
1 northern, 8; No. 2 northern. 10; No. 8, To-;
Totals No. hard, /; No: northern, IS; No.
2 northern, 172; No. 8, so; rejected, Sc; no
grade, 40.
Other Grains-No. yellow corn, 2 cars; No.
white oats. 2; No. white oats, Is; No. 4
white oats, rs; No; oa<s. 1; No; oats. 80;
No. 8 barley, %; No. 4 barley, q; No. barley,
ae no g. grade l barley q No: fax H. rejected
Cars Inspected Out-No. ! hard wheat, 2; No.
! northern wheat, "a; No. northern wheat. 81 j.;
wheat, ID; No. white oats, IS; No. barley,
-; No. barley, q No. barley, 10; no grade
barley, 1; No. 2 rye, 4; No. / fax, 8.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, SEPT. 10.

4.7so bu oats IA, 90 bu;' barley, 50. 600 bu
rye. 1900 Blu: fax. 1890, bu; -four. 900 brls;
millstuffs. IL tons hay. 81 tons; fuel oil, 39,S0o
Tbs; lumber, II cars: barrel stock. car; ma.
chinery. 243,s40 lbs; coal, 1921 tons; brick
Is cars; railroad iron, bears; stone and marble
5 cars; salt, car; dressed meats $4,000 lbs
railroad materials, II cars; sundries, 40 cars
shipped-Wheat 81 cars $4,000 bu; corn
1850 bu; oats. 54,270 bu; barley $4,000 bu
milstufs. 1753 tons: fuel oil, 10000 gals; fruit
lO4, 900 lbs; merchandise, 2S03,7 $50 lbs; lumber
10 cars; machinery, $50, 900 lbs; coal, 20 tons
cement 100 3brls; household goods. 900 lbs
stone and marble, 2 cars; live stock, cars
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f. O. b.; feed in 2OO-lb sacks, 81 per ton addi-
tional; in 1OOlb sacks, 81. 80 per ton additional
Shipments, 1,753 tons.
RYE-Thc market was less active. NO grace
sold at 44c At the close No. 2 rye was quoted
at 45Yc. Receipts. cars; shipments, 2 cars.
BARLEY-barley was little easier IN gen.
er al tone and there were fancy prices heard.
No. brought 40 to 46c and No. 5o@541sc for
good lots. Receipts, 50 cars; shipments; So cars.
1, 81. 5oMS; midland $650@7; medium. $5@6:
off color S2@4; timothy, fancy, $11 ;5o@12; tim
othy, choice, SIGH: 80; timothy, No. 1, $lo@
1880; rye straw, choke, $4@45o. Receipts, u
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Sept. 1s.-Provisions
had small early trade and ruled very steady,
port was present January pork opened 255c
lower at 2hc higher at $14.95 to S15; January
lard 21ac lower at $s.45 and regained the loss
and January ribs unchanged at $7.s71a, and sold
between s. s7ia and & 80:
steady. Pork; easy: mess, s17.7al1s. SO. Lard,
steadter; prime western steam,i 40. IS.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

Style is born in woman and born on
man, .
woman without any religion is just a.
impossible thing us baby without any
safety pins. .~--..-
When a girl jiIts man and marries an
other both men ought to consider themselves
lucky. One gets the girl he wants, and th,
other finds out she wasn't the girl he wanted
woman never opens a letter with strang,
| handwriting on it till she has looked at thu
postmark and had three guesses with hersel
who on earth could have written her from there
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Thomas & Dunnett-For some time we have
been firm on wheat. not to the extent that we
rampant bulls, but that we believe present prices
are not high enough, based on the legitimate sit
latiye influences may do with 1t next, but we
believe that If they force it any lower It will
be below what it is actually worth II it Is not
already there. We have every confidence in
wheat for long pull. u. -
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BUTTER creameries, per lb, PC; frsts'
per lib, 2ohc: seconds. per ID, tic; diaries e1-
tras, per H. 19c; dairies rsts per 10; l7e; &C.
Inas rsts pei h. ssc
fresh cases soun} ss G
dos dM rf paS doS
twins or Oats, choice per lb; e1ac; daisies fancy
a2 e. e. NO. orsk 7ss imbnrser
per Ii, ii i1GSi1Xc; llmburger, No. 2. per lb, SO
s. p 5ost s gss 0 No. &c. pep IT,
2, 's per oi ID. 81 Csc; round Swiss No. per b.
81 IL isGf2 s@ ssoies TGGuS A%ssisa'
P0ULTRY-Turkeys: large toms and hens per
h. 1870; hens per lb. eac ROSTERS oi dan ana
Sc; ducks spring &C, seloEed Sc; geese; no. &C. Ii a..
f, sep nsF IT. tsn
weight, 5@6hc; mutton, fancy, country dressed,
ssS KNIT %Son t b. s gss box &c. Rs
per ID: S5ac: medium, SIC; heavy, &C.:
FIsH1Pike, large. per ID, SC; small and nd me- ne
5c; small, per h. 5@6c; pickerel, per h. ~ @Sc;
sunnsh, per lb, a@4c; bullheads' skinned per 3D.
'S CeAlBBAGE-Home- grown, fancy, large crate
bu small 1ets soe m car l9ss
SAs SWEET SE1A' 81 oTAT6Hs5erseys, per BRIL- 81;
oNIoNs~Home grown, per bu, 4oc -r.as, o..
TOMATOES-Home-gr grown, per bu, 75c@$1'2o;
grGe1RRA RR f5E RI IS Cod per BRIL- $3.50
DRIED PEAs-Fancy yellow per no 6u' M sr' no
per bs Sne0i a Esesn 5;nGS RsT
PEE Eli s. b. sSsS;
nep bu, 81 SIS; medium, fair, per bu, $1:25 me-
~ and per s g 92e%id brown
nez PFi ss Duehess es br wealthy
Fer bril- S. ;ati 9SknS S. OPP
S.: 5o@6; blu box, fancy cooking sA' ooA' %A''o'
0r1 VEST EST COAST FRUITs-Peaches; per box,
eoc: peaches clings, per box. Toe; plums Gro as
per crate, Bnrbanks per eraee neI bo2
saso; pe Malaga grapes per Crate, $3.50; Tokay'
pea large, per d o, $2 rs
oRASGEsELate Vaiencias, all sizes. per box
per a box $40; Messnas'
PEARS-Eastern, per brl. $4.e044.75:
B BttTTnSnRS1EsPe PEI 5e lGo crate
GRAP P,s ~ slef aoc !o-i0 0ASAe''
s snsfpf san sSs ga
VEGETABLEs-Wax beans, per bu, 9o@5 Wv,
a0 s@3aS doc fss
o6oRs xreen per dos lettuce
ner doz csc; lettuce, heads, per doz, soc; mint,
Der doz, 8o@4Oc; parsley. per doz; Soc; new
squash. per doS "a s12o; turh'pS' per 'u' o0e'
rots, per bu, Soc. Z
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Sept. 19-Butter-
steadV: creameries l6@22c; dairies, 15@2oc.
Steady twins loHe; daisies s taMe;
Young re+nl1sG H. esd
Steady ss turkeys. 12h @13Ac; chickens, IL
close: Pork-september s1s 19' sr 9StGsep,
TENDER, S1O62h October. sos December
So. s2h; January. ss.47h; May; $s;o5. RlDs-
September, $10.s7h; October, $lo.1o; January
100; May. $7.e2h. .'.
NEW YORK PRODUCE, Sept. 1e:-Bqtter
ie iSt @sihc; extra creamery. 22hc; creamery
common to choice. 1914 @22c Cheese, receipts
| & 121 pkes; market firm to strong; new state fui
cream. small colored. fancy and small white
| tic; large colored, 10Mc; large white. lO1sc.
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THE FUTURE OF DOMESTIC SERVICE.
ExeryhodY'a Magazine.

It ia only a question Of time when domestic
service will he put on plane with other trades,
because man shall have so simplifed the house
work that hte duties will not vary as they do
to.day in different homes. With the leisure
which is inevitably coming to her, and through
her attainment of economic equality with man
(who Is unconsciously doing so much for her)
woman is in a fair way to develop race charac-
teristics which will set the psychologists pom
der,ng anew upon her problems, which are not
long to be entirely In the home.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
CLEARS ARE QUOTED HIGHER-GOOD ALL
AROUND DEMAND.

Prices Of clears have been advanced again,
demand In those grades is heavy and millers
are rushed with orders. Patents are quoted un-
changed but very firm. There is continued good
domestic demand and foreign inquiry holds up
well More future business is being entered.
Shipments for the day 90 1873 brls.
First patents are quoted $3.75@3.S5; second
patents, S3.6O@3.70; first clears higher. $50
$40: second clears higher, 81. 3O@240.
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CHANCE FOR THEM AT HOME.

- - - Chicago Post. - - n
,.Come back he wrote to his wife at the
seashore ''In view of the amount of rain we
have had it will be all right for the girls to
wear bathing suits in our suburb. Thus they
will get the principal joys of the seashore at less
exnense'' ... s.-.E...
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FRIENDLY TIP.

rt- at Chicago News. =
Homer don't know what on earth am to
do with that boy of mine. He's the biggest liar
in seven states.
Nexdoor-O, don't let that worry you. When
he gets little older you can get him job in
the government weather bureau.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED. Sept ia
Wheat dull fl, ar1n cash 723Se September, 72sG;
strong; cash. SIC: September, 6oac: December.
| 42hc asked: May. 41ssc. Oats. dull easy:
September. 31c; December. 30hc. Glover seed.
more active; October. $50; January, S5.55.
Rye, SIC. .--.. - '.-=s --.-Es,a ~
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN Sept.
19.-Flax cash. northwest. $1.36: southwest
$780, September, $1.34k: October. $1.31. Rye
september. 4SAc; December 47Mc. Barley
cash, $4,000. Timothy. September. S.. s.
Clover, October, 50.
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PUTS AND CALLS.

Two o'clock report:
Puts-December wheat, 651ac.
Calls--Dece1ni.er wheat, 661&c.
Curb-December wheat, 65Mc.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.

-Cars-Aliwaukee, 141; Omaha, So;
ST.. Louis %: Great Northern 1885,; Soo 25;
Northern Pacific, q.
Milwaukee,, 20 cars; Omaha, 6; St.
Louis, IA Wisconsin Central I; Great Northern,
5; Burlington, 2; Chicago Great Western, 6.
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SAFE IN SWEARING TO IT.
Philadelphia Times.

SAFE IN SWEARING TO IT.
Philadelphia Times.
Persifor Frazer, the handwriting expert, tells
Of having once been summoned to examine some
letters in the case Of a hard-grainedf WesternsY
who was on trial for having forged an order for
valuable merchandise The attorney in charge
Of the prosecution was a bulIdozing, hammer
| and-najls examiner, and undertook to blun the
defendant. 80
sis that your handwritingr - he asked, show
ing a letter.
'No," was the quiet reply.
ado you, under oath, say it doesn't resemble
your handwritins2''
II do"
mot in the least7 You swearr' 70
IT swear
"How dare you," exclaimed the attorney
''dare swear that this doesn't even slightly re-
semble your handwriting when you haTen't OK.
amtned 1t closely7 How dare your
Because can't write"
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Sept. 1e.-Gose-
Wheat-December e4Ac; cash No. 2 hard, e61k q
CSC: Corn-Septenber $40; December, 35H q
| SOC. Oats-No. 2 white, 321kc.
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| Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows: Chicago Grea,
Western 2; Chicago, Milwaukee, & St Paul 3
| Great Northern. II; Northern Pacific. 26; Chi
Gage, Burlington & Quincy, 2; Wisconsin Central
l.: 500 Line /: total 81
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MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, Sept 10. - Flour
steady, Wheat, HIGHER; close; No; 1 northern
6s%c. Rye. easy No. !, 81 1ac. Barley, easy
No; e. eec; sample. 4e@63e. Oats. lower: stand
'S Whe at2Snis esNc: calls t ssNc 4c'
Corn-Puts. 43Ac; calls, 44Mc. ~
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THE DAYS RESULTS
CHICAGO GRAIN

linseed oil. 800 brls; railroad materials, 1 ca
sundr1es, 80 cars; car lots $50.
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AFTER THE START,

Chicago News.
Clara-Young Smiley Is easy-gpfng sort ID
a chap, isn't e?" -.s-
Maude-Yes: but it's awfully hard to get him
started toward home.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, MINES,

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Minnesota Trans.
fer, st. Paul. Mimi. Sept. 19.-Barrett & Zim.
norman report the market with an oversupply
of horses Prices weakened on the common
grades but held firm on the superior and heavy
class Values Drafters, extra, $1750AO;
drafters, choice, $145@175; drafters, common to
good, $125@145; farm mares. extra, $125@1145;
farm mares, choice. $10O@125; farm mares,
common to good, $50@1o0.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Sept 1e.-Cat-
tie, receipts. 5000; steady to lower; beef steers,
$525@s; Texans, $3@315; COWS and heifers,
$1:5o@4; stockers and feeders. $4,000: so.
49, Hogs: receipts; 5,ooo weak to Sc lower heavy;
@7.5O; workers.. $7.4o@7.45: pigs, $G@7.
Sheep receipts, 1000; steady; sheep, S315@
4; lambs, S3.7O@4.25. -s
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MONEY REPORTS

/ LONDON, Sept. 19.-Gold premiums are
quoted as follows: Buenor Aires. 1880; Madrid
il 90. 81 Lisbon., RI. tx s ssss ss 20 5s
II . NEW, YORK Sept. 1e.-Noon: Money on call
] urn at.7R@9S Der cent: prime mercantile paper.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept, 1e.-Receipts of
wheat during the past three days, 367 900 cen
tails, including 14S,ooo American. Receipts Of
centals Closing: Wheat-spot No. 2 red wes-
tern winter, 5s lid; No. / northern spring. IS
3d. No. California, IS 3d. futures quiet; Sep
te1nber IS 1Ohd; December, S. 1okd. Corn
Spot ruled quiet; American mixed, new, nominal;
January, As ND. --.- ~
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Sept. 19.-It was a, big day
in cash wheat and in flaN-at least 300, 600 bu of
each. Cash wheat offerings were greater than
Hc off, at es5sc for September and 65ssc for
December. The froner sold to e93ac: The latter
went UP steadily to e6Hc and closed at %c
Der opened Nc up, at s1.2oh, and sold at 1.30A
with very large trading. September sold at
Receipts--wheat, 4ae cars; oats. IL; rye, q;
larley, Is; fax, 62. Shipments-Wheat, A3,661
tu; barley 17.50s; fax, 40,619.
Close: No; hard. cash 5oBc; to arrive. 7o%c;
No northsGn cash. eS&c te arriys ssAe
671sc; December, 66tsc; No. 2 northern. 67ac;
No. g. e5ase; fax, cash. $1.3sA; track. 81 .3s; to
arrive, $1311a; September, 1924; October,
1904 November 80; December, $1.27; May,
$1.3o; barley, 42@6oc; oats, cash, SOC; Decem-
her, 3Sc; rye, 4Sc.--
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAPo
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Friday, Sept. 19.-Extra creamery butter,
steady; packing stock, steady. Strictly fresh
eggs, higher. Fancy country dressed veal,
Arm. Live poultry. higher. Green fruits,
steady. New apples, steady. Potatoes'
eaSY,
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Sept. 1e.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500; slow to lower; beef steers, S4.75@
s.25; cows and heifers. So. 25@5; Texans. So. SO
90; Gamers, s1.75@3; stockers and feeders,
$2.7565.25.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; 5@1oc lower; heavy,
s7:s so; mixed, 81. 3o@7.4o; pigs $6@7.
80 shHeee1SsoReeeipts 1000; steady; yearlings.
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Sept 49,

Flour, receipts 1929 brls; sales, 1888 pkgs;
easy on low grades but well sustained on top
Wheat receipts, s7.215 bu sales, 10000 bu;
September 74A @75e; December, 70 LEG
western, 5sAc f. o. b. ahoat; No. 2, 56@5e1ac
on track. Corn. receipts, 1850 bu: sales IS, 900
demand from shorts and the wheat advance; Oc-
tober, 63A @63c: May. 45h@45&c Oats. re-
but later recovered on small receipts track
white state, 81 @4oc; track white western state,
30@40c. 49, .[-.e
74c. Corn-September 81 Nc; December, 49Hc.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Sept. 1o.-Cattle.
receipts, 5000; steady; stockers and feeders,
S3.3o@4.2o cows and heifers, s2.25@5 80;
Texans. S2.20@4.SO. -
Hogs, receipts, 3, 500: 6@1Oc lower; pigs. 1925
100.
Sheep, receipts. 5000; steady; sheep, So. 5o@5:
lambs, S4.25@5.2S.
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PRICES HELD HIGHER
And the Bulk of the Cattle on Sale
Allowed to Pass by the Local
Buyers.
Hardly Anything Good in Butcher
Stock-Hogs Lower and
Sheep Steady.

South st. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 19.-Estimated
receipts ut the union stockyards to-day: Cat
tie, 10; calves, 20; hogs, 500; sheep, 3,1OO;
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. 1, 1902, to date. compared with the
same period in 1901: 7-..-- -s...
Year. Cattle. Calves Hogs Sheep. Horses Cars.
1 3 lS5 81 2s sa tadsz 3g 21y S1 IL o
Inc. 62126 1892 $4,000 l32645 go. 3.51o
rhe foiiov,o too .,;s 80 90 ts e.
in September, as compared with tile same period
in 1901: 49,.
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. Cars.
1902 3O,O43 1853 14,O36 45,492 SOP LIS
1901 1920 LOOP 1865 1879 1866 $50
Inc. Ii, Sl9. S26, 431 26,353 1856 SS2
lows: r. "a ~
Date. Cattle; Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Horses Cars.
Sept. - -. 900 p 1856 4S7 SO 81
Sept. 10 ...1,74O 6S 457 1852 :. 1927
Sept. IS 4,7o1 70 652 4.451 Fl $50
Sept. 16 q, 500 435 1873 LAOS :. ~!
Sept. II 80. ia lob l,044 1903 :. IL
Sept. 18 500 60 967 2S4 IL
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT. .

The following the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets. pa .
,.--.' Sept. 49, - r..
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CATTLE fairly liberal, but with
Part arriving late and Part held too high for
feeding cattle quiet: Mich cows steady. Sales:
saa5 asa ips 217 lbs $780, T. s5s lbs
B sse er Cows and Heifsrs 1,oeo lbs $3.50;
49, $50 u.s. gsG 5oi 90 si i5s ss6 $50 lbs
Cutters and Gamers, $40 lbs, $3.50; 5.
81 @ So Iis IS SO iSs ao2S lbs
Butcher :Bulls--i, 1850 lbs, s.: IS.
so ys:l oi fSS f5:ss 10 lbs $780, q 100 lbs
Stock and Feeding steers-22. $50 lbs. 1885,
S52 lbs azG sS FL T. e22 1ba s$ 65$ lbs
rs e II ees lbs sa7s l.
5SsS Sns i Esss!ng Ss 81 u.s. sss o lbs 'a7s
~ Mich Cows and springers-1 cow. $50; cow.
HoGs-Priees 1oc lower. Receipts light.
5er{ R 7eIS nous
SIS Bs 49, g.: P 5 S. Se 9 a. e. , &C.
1bs T. *so; 81 g. $751; -; g. aSs
90 Pigs and Underweigbts-4, 125 lbs $3.50; 3,
stays and Boars-2, 400 lbs, se.25; i, $40 lbs,
sHEEF-zReceipts liberal, with only part
steady at the WEEKS ss advance. Sales: WIN
I ie%s Is i 1Ss Ss
$$3 g wethers' 81 lbs $3.50; buck $50 lbs
"a lbs, 81; 145 lambs. 90 lbs, 81; II lambs, SO
IBIS, $3.50; 20 buck lambs IS lbs 1925; 81 Gull
e lSms 81 g LBS lss ST. ewes 100 lbs $685. old
Among the shippers on the market were: R.
st.
facius; Simon & Nelson oberon; D. E. Jones
RathTyn; Carver, sBjugstadt & Co.. jamestown;
| ms. A
s. n. cPockett Elk River; j. v: jones', Durand;
9. Wiesman, Elmweod; Molm s Donaldson, Nor
osseo; G. sehaub s443 Wabash aS W O. Ee5aron
Lyle; F. W. Schneider, Alma; RoheE Brothers,
| Kerr, Gary.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Sept 1s:-Catt1e-
Receipts. 4, 600. including 500 Texans and 900
westerns; steady; good to prime steers, 1909
RGss t. eoWa ssf sRa
@575 eannees s15o@2 bulls $22 o
sss2s si5@ssc steers
Hogs--Receipts to-day. 10000; tomorrow:
1000; left eyer, 3 800; 5@1oc lower; mixed and
$7:$o@7SSeo;; bulk fS Of sales s7:so@E55 ~
sSes Ct choice f9s 94s
$2;So@s 80; gatiye lambs, $s.so@5.e5; western
ofacisl yesterday, Receipts Cattle. $3.50;
9?Es Soxs fS Sss :hssp 1871
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Sept. >1e.-Re-
eeipts-Cattle, TOO; hogs, 1000. Hogs 1oc lower.
~Iogs-,4s, s42 pounds, 20; g; 277 pounds:
Cattle steady-14 beeyes, LAO pounds, $3.50.
cowsE11, $50 49, pounds, ss.5o o l,o2o pounds,
Sounds p i So pounds Stefts i4o
go pounds, $3.50; !, 5sSS pounds, $500 ''' %
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Sept 1a.-cotton
futures opened steady. Small crop ideas from
on the market Liverpool cables stated that
were making tbs best of the situation by COW
ering. Commission houses were large general
most part being to get back cotton s soI 'a ae
the low point Of yesterday. The estimates for
actual receipts Of the same day last 'T ye an'
which led led the shorts to fear further disparity
gram stated that considerable amount 81 high
at profit
wave of buying the market settled back several
points with midday net to points higher.
Spot. steady; middling upland, s1-lsc; middltns
Estimated REGENTS at the ports to-day, IS 600
sos actual last year. For the week 200 go
bales, against 154 ESQ actual last week and Ill
Cotton spot ,r' closed dull midd1ing uplands O.
middling gulf 9A; sales. 900 bales
HIDES. PELTs. TA1Low AND WOOL.
Green sailed heavy steer hides. .....4 9a sA
| Green sailed heavy cow hides ...... 9 al
Green sailed light hides ........... 81 III
Green salted veal calf. to 10 lbs. .1oA sx'
s sated Kip or runner o
| Green sailed deacons, each. .........6 40
| Green sailed horse or mule hides, :
Green saIted or green frozen horse or
mule hides, medium ..........,,.. 40 I.IS
| Green sailed horse or mule hides,
small .................-.... LIN 100
| Dry flint Montana butcher hides. .....15A 91xA
Dry flint Minnesota Dakota and Wis
Dry S9n aint n calf skins 2
Dry flint kip skins Ia OF
Green salted pelts, large to small,
eacn .ZU 90
| Dry fint territorial pelts, per lb......e Chg
| Tallow, in cakes .................... 6 h
| Tallow, In barrels ...-............... 8 4.
Grease, light 81
Grease, DARK .sss.ss..sssss SseS~>.ss 4 SS
| Wool, medium, unwashed ............1lA @l8lt
Wool, fine, unwashed .s.............uL4 1SH