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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-30
change, selling rate par, buying rate 5Oc dis
i count; London 60-day sight documentary ex

change A62 & 5z4! a
15@19 per. cent; prime mercantile paper, 8 per
cent; sterling exchange firm, with actual busi-
ID and nspfsr ss ee ssfy 1e
bills; posted rates. 50. .s3@4: :s3h and 4.s6h;
commercial oa1 bills, 81 s2Al4 .s21 bar silver,
steady; reminding Is, registered 1oasa; COUPON,
ITO; 3s, registered and coupon, 10S; new 4s,
registered and coupon 1877; old As, registered,
1d0M dM coupon, Ill "; 5s, registered and coupon,
ST. PAUL clearings, se54, ,s7e.47.
GmdcAG9 sept secSsaEngs Ss
At s3:sa5z for 60 days and at s4.seE for de
rentes loo e francs pcenfimes for pd the ae'
eomnt fnna exehange LONDON 25 francs 1e cent
D.isssss ! 81 s, SS1s
BALTisfORE, Sept 3d. Clearings $5, ,oo3, 1923;
balances l;q1es 81 $749,o95. Money 8 per cent s,o
baapcas s ssR @ fof hs month ss
elearings, $462 oil 6s1; balances s41,727, ,654.
NEW YORK Sept. 3o.-Excbanges, 1922, 547,
944; balances, $15,392, Dob APE Is S.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS Sept. so-4 p.
count. 90 GIG; Anaconda, 81 Atchison, 81 *
Asshs9n Ohio
Waukee & ST. Paul, 1881; DeBeers deferred
2lA Denver & Rio Grande, 461h; Denver & Rio
Grande preferred. 94A /; Erie, .3SA; Erie first
preferred, 6sA; Erie second preferred, 531a; I'LL
nois Central, 1885, Louisville & Nashville, 146
Missouri; Kansas & Texas. a31A; Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas preferred, 50; New York Central
161; Norfolk & Western, "a; Norfolk s. Western
preferred 90; Ontario & Western, 33% ; Penn
sy!yania, 82A ); Rand Mines. Tx; Reading
33 Reading first preferred, 44h; Reading sec
ead preferred 50; Southern 90 Railway asA
c1hc 10; Union Pacific, 1O7A; Union Pacific
preferred 9314; United States Steel. 4O15; United
States Steel preferred, 9OA Wabash, "a "; Wa
bash preferred, so; Spanish As, 81. (. RS e.s:
Bar silver, quiet, % 916d per ounce.
Money, 21a @3 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market fo
/ short bills is 3N per cent
The rate of discount in the open market fol
three months bills is 81 per cent. ~.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
A FEW BE1ATED SEPTEMBER SHORTS RUN
- THE OPTION TO. Q0o.s .s.as..:Iss. / 4

A FEW BE1ATED SEPTEMBER SHORTS RUN
THE OPTION TO- 900. IriyafsStx I &
the
option and trading the nrst hour Of the day
shorts who were anxious to cover. Cables were
weak but the weather present and prospective
se to %
$50 followed. December was ofrered freely and
after opening unchanged to o8Mc, sold down to
6S12c. Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
of 1910 cars, which with local receipts Of 357
ss tne ree the total
!, ,470 cars last week, and 1888 cars year
in September, and prices advanced by leaps until
95c was reached, the highest price since 1893:
71Sc over last nights close: December closed
h@Ac lower, at 6Sh@6s%c, after touching
Close: Wheat September, s5c October, e71ac;,
December, 6s1a @es9sc; May, 7oc. Cash Wheat.
NJ ssa; sa%soc No red ss@7oe; Ss; 2
No. northern spring, es@9oc; No: 2 northern
splng 73@5c st No. enS sIng sagv es@7
the crop was quite severely damaged BY twe
Nc higher, at 45ssc to 45Kc, iand early trading
was confined within the opening range. Local
receipts were $40 cars. with 81 cars of contract
grade.
day and close was v @Ne higher at 45& @451se.
r cornmSo' 2, s7M @5Sc; No: 3, 57&@5ss, Dsn
Dizziness in at With about
shade lower. Receipts were quite liberal, but
the grading was not as good as of late: Decem-
Der opened unchanged at 30Bc. Local receipts
Close: oats-september, 33Ne: old, 2e1ke; oc-i
sGosr %os I9s Rssemoe5 Cash os 2SAs
No. 3, 27@2Sc.
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Waldorf gossip to Watson: Despite the demcr- u
al1zat1on which prevailed at the close, the con-
sensus Of intelligent opinion tonight is that the
coup whereby the banks have tightened money
and permitted their multi-millonaire clients to
secure thousands Of shares Of stocks at low pri-
ces is virtually completed Weak marginites
have not been the only losers by the great de
cline OF the past week. The principal western
interest. of which John w. Gates is the ac-
knowledged head, has seen its bank account
mulcted to the extent Of several million dollars,
and paper profits Of the keene pool in Southern
Pacific has also suffered severely. But now that
the great shake.out is over the market has been
rule feverish for some little time, purchases are
believed to be the order all through the list, the
big factors in Wall street those capable Of con
trolling the fluctuations of money, have the
stocks -2ss'e.
=, Union Pacific August net earnings increase
Chicago wired: The general trend of opinion
on La Sale street is that Secretary Shaw's ac
t1on will not stand the test Of legality. III.
Canadian Pacific reports for August net in.
crease $57, ,24O; from July 1, net increase $127,
113. - -. - r. ~
New York to Edwards, Wood & Co.: This NOR
n1ng'sr market ought to give weak houses q
chance to put themselves in shape. The situa.
tion is acute, but the action of the secretary
ought to relieve it a great DEAL
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEW YORK COTTON 7son+, .sao =

Z NEW YORK, COTTON, Sept ssso.-The cottohh
market opened steady. with prices two points
better start and due to the influences at work.
The The Wall va M street contingent seemed te be encogr-
action OF Secretary Shaw. and vigorously bid the
winter months higher after the call. January#at
all times leading the rise. The New, Orleans
local traders and Liverpool, too stiffened up
SHARPLY Both @ these points contributed. good
The scalpng element turned for cover upon find
ing the bulls once more in power, and the leading
bear operators took in a portion of their shorts
woud
crop during the week just ended. The Texas
ishly construed. Southern spot market re-
ported good export. demand for cotton and dn-
creased orders from domestic: spinners. -Specu-
lation was fairly active all through the early
s At noon the market was dun but steady with
later months 2 to points higher Il u. "a
Spot quiet; middling uplands, Sc; mfdd1ing
:, Spot closed quiet; middling uplands s7sc mid
ding gulf s1sc. Sales, 4, ,s33 bales. # RS S
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, Sept, 30
Coffee futures opened steady, with first prices
. points higher. The advance was attributed
for the most part to the frmer tone of the Euro
those Of this date last year The feature Of the
stating that the September Towering had been
much damaged by frost and that about 80, OOO,-
900 young trees had been DESTROYED or damaged.
eable but locally % t had little naenee ads
instead Of operating aggressirelY being disposed
forenoon ruled steady to frnl,s but only moder-
ately active under covering. At midday prices
S shs at
s. csc; March, b.5Oc; May. 5.65c; and July; $500.
Rio steady; Nc: = kio; doc o5oc; exchange
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, SEPT. 20.

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, SEPT. 20.
Received-Wheat, 246 cars, 22s7sO bu; corn
$500 bu; flax, 80, 600 bu flour, 7so brls; mill
stuffs A tons; hay, Is tons; fuel oil, 2s9,20o
gals fruit, 1856, ,b95 lbs; merchandise, 2,777,S
lbs; lumber 60 cars barrel stock, 6 cars; ma
chtnery, 646o5o lbs; coal, 1.7ee tons wood, 212
cords; brick, $4,000 lime, cars. cement L. ,o5o
dressed meats, 174,e71 lbs; butter, 2o,49o lbs;
railroad materials, 18 cars; sundries, "a cars;
car lots, 1925. -.-. 49, - - '
shipped-Wheat, a6 cars, 91,2oo bu; corn
1s49 b1 oats 80 $40 sd% b barley P
millstufs, Ito tons; fruit, ,147 900 lbs; mer-
chandise 2,752,2o lbs; lumber, SO cars; posts
and piling, car machinery 100000 lbs coal,
brls; household goods, 10000 lbs; stone and mar
b1e m Sars live o steek dsS car nseea oil 21o
cars; sundries, 42 cars; car lots, 1, 106@ ~
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GENERAL PRODUCE.
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEAPO.
,v'.s-ras.2 LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE. r.

ter, steady; packing stock steady. Strictly T
ees sass sssaaS Cheese sew hsRse4 sRRes' r0'
.BgTTER-Extra 27 creameries, per lb, 22c; hrsts,
per lb, 2oAc; seconds per lb, lie; dairies, .ex-
tras, pei lb 19c; dairies, rsts per lb, lie: sec
l2e; fancy renovated, 1sMc. ~ - :
EGGS-Strictly fresh, cases included, loss off,
per doz, Zoe; strictly fresh, case. count, 177ac;
checks and seconds per doz, 13@14c.
srets fancy is Rss
Il. per i6; g; S ~ ~; 8 per D. 75sc; iimsurgss
ID. ]ac; block Swiss, No. i, per lb 14Ha M15c:
Is RSf R No 5Ss san Young aericas
fancy per H. 121ac choice, per Ii, II @11 1ac'
q RogLTRY-Turkeys. large toms and hens per
eSf ed per pfb sS'FS sprns HTf White
sqSss 5pSihr pfs Fancy se per IT,
9c; fair to good, per lb, Sc; thin, small over
er It, sse mutton ahey hn sSh m 5e @
psE lsI5 + ss s$s medium I hssvS s. =,
dium, 4p5c: crappies, medium to large. per ID,
7c; small, per- 1b, 5M6c; pickerel, per lb, 41a@
lb 5a6c. ~ - ! .1.s: @f1....l
n rCABBAGE-Home grown, fancy, large crate
PoTAToEs-, bu, small lots; E soc' r, lots,
per, bu No. L. sacks extra 23@26c; mediums,
per bu, sacks extra, 19@23c. 155 5sE
SWEET T#POTATOES-Jerseys per bu, 1915.
ONIONS-Home grown, per bu. 4Oc.
TO1ATOES-Home grown, per bu, $l.50@
DRIED PEAS--Fancy yellow, per sbu, $1.75;
medium, per bu, ST.; green fancy, per bu, 81. 70;
green, medium, per bu, 81. .25; marrowfat, per bu,
DRIED BEANs-Fancy navy per bu, 125;
per bu $i:s5; medium, fair, per bu. s1.25 me-
dun, mixed and dirty, per bu: 65 5@90c;s brown:
fancy, per bu, 81; fair to good, per bu, $12o@
/. 2j.
APPLES jonathan, per brl, 81; Ben Davis,
per brl, $2.75: Maiden Blush per bril- So;
Wealthy, per brl, $3.50; cooking, per fbrl So so;
box: bu fancy red eating, 81; crabapplcs, bu,
WEsT CoAsT FRulTs-Peaches, per box, IS
@soc; peaches, clings, per box 65c; plums,
Gross, per crate. SIPS; Hungarians, per crate,
% per Msoa e4e@s1 ne Bart Rafs
t.. ORANG Estate Valencias, all Sizes per box,
LENIONs -verdillas per box, 81. 80; CaIifor-
MAS as fancy, fans as to size. g go. choice, y.
PEAKEastsn per DT 1at eps4a
z GRAl'Es-Co Concord 10-lb basket, 20c;I Della
wares. g5-lb basket, 15c IS
ANAs-Fancy large lunches $2.75; me-
dium punches, $2.25@250; small bunches $2@
YEGETABT l1s---Wax beans, per bu 50; corn,
green per doz, 3@1Oc: egg plant, per doz, 75c@
81; ra1fshes, per doZ punches. 15@25c; onions.
green per doz lunches, 15@20c: lettuce, per
doz 2 beads per doz Soc mint
per doz, 81 25 turnips. per bu, SOC; carrots, per
bu, 3Oc. h
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Liverpool, Sept; so:.-wheat opens quiet, 4.sd
lower; corn quiet, unchanged. r. I*i75s1T
London, Sept. 30.-Wheat off coast, nothing
nothing doing; on passage quiet and steady. ! !
;, Chicago to Edwards Wood & Co.: Corn
little Little higher than last night, but demand not
Chicago to Edwards. Wood & CO., September
wheat pretty firm: considerable trade in Septem-
Slaughter had it for sale at 9ec. but later there
was a spurt to Csc. s. - :. = sl7 ;i,:E
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CLOSING CASH PRICES

northern, 7; No. 2 northern. "a; No. 3, 15; re-
jected, 27 no grade. Al.
Minnesota Transfer-No. 2 northern. l.
4. Totals-No. 1 hard. 2; No. / northern, 1B1: q:
No. northern, so6; No. 3, s13s; rejected, 11s;
grade, &C. ,rtt,,
Other Grains-No yellow corn, cars; No.
corn, /; no grade corn, 1; No 3 white oats,
%; No. 4 white oats, 21 !; No. 3 rye, Z; No. 9
rye: s. no grade rye, 4; No; barley 1; No 3
no grade barley. IL: No. fax, so; rejected
fax, 81. " t-,s
Cars Inspected Out-No. 1 northern wheat, II ;
No. 2 northern wheat, 29 No. 8 wheat 10; re-
jected wheat, 5; no grade wheat ~; No. 8
winter wheat, Il; No. white oats, q; No.: 8
3 barley. s; No 4 barley, 25; No. barley, II;
no grade barley, 5; No. fax, 1s; rejected
fax, l, 10. ~ --N
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-30
THE FLOUR MARKET
PATENTS LOWER-THE MILLS ACTrvE-nE-
MANI Cnnn "@'''-

J., Inc mills were very active yesterday, follow
ang , tne hesitation OF the closing days of last
19,ol1 orls; Demand is good, and, in addition to
a continued run Of orders from domestic markets.
!nere Is 1s now fair business in flour for export.
Fr1ces are easier and about 1Oc lower for notant
out not materially lower clears.
sarst patents are now quoted 3.SO@3. 90; Sec
second clears, $2.45. To9oAo'
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neutrality-suspicious. AZ.

New York, Sept. 3O.-The engagement has
been announced, says the Herald, Of Miss Helen
Roosevelt Rooseveltsto Theodore Roosevelt Doug
las Robinson of this city.
Miss Helen Roosevelt Roosevelt is the daughs
ter OF James Roosevelt Roosevelt. Her fance
IA the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson,
and a nephew and namesake of President Roose-
welt. He is a Junior at Harvard university. He
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} following was the range of prices:
OTHER GRAIN, MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN Sept. 80. The pressure on
September was eased this morning, and prices
went off from 2Ac premium over October de-
livery to !. 41c over. Considerable cash wheat
sold for September delivery remains. unreceived,
however. Wheat was dull and slightly lower,
December selling to 65 Ac and May to. 6s1sc. a
the elevator companies took a hundred of the
September premium by selling very large
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MONEY REPORTS

l LONDON, Sept. 80 Gold premiums are
quoted: Buenos Aires 12s 1o:a Madrid. 81 25.
3 BERLIN. Sept 0.-Exchnnges on London, 20
marks 40 pigs for checks. tS5ass#
s MINNEAPOLiS. Sept. 30. Bank cIearings to-
day, $3,244, ,33S.0S; New York exchange. selling
rafa nars hnyiho rate soc discount; Chicago ex-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-30
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, sept 90

Inspected In-Wheat-Cars-Grea Northern
No. hard, 1; No. 1. northern. SO; No. north
ern, 119; No. g. 81; rejected, 80; no grade i5 3.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. north
ern, 23; No. northern, 81; No. 8, 81; rejected,
80; no grade. 10. s.5 .5 AZ %-'
4 Minneapolis & ST. Louis--No. northern, .:
No. 2 northern, IL; No. 8. 5; rejected, q; no
grade, s.
]. 500 Line-No i hard, 1; No 1, northern, 10:
No. 2 northern, %; No. 9, 10; rejected, TO-
Northern 8 Pacire.Ho. a g. northern. u; No. 2
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & onaha-No.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.

WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS. =
Receiyed-Cars- milwaukee,, 70; Omaha, Sc;
St. Louis. 4 Great Northern, 90: 500, 8: North
ern Pacific, s.. VI. ~. rs,
Shipped Cars-Milwaukee, 40; Omaha, 81 st.
ern, 13; Northern Pacific, 12 Chicago Great
Western, 18. 'tt =. W ~'Jzt#
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NEW YORK BONDS, Sept. 3O.-United States
refunding 2s registered 1O915, coupon ITO; Unit
ed States IS, registered 1OS coupon 1OS; United
States As registered 49, coupon 13T;
United States old As, registered 110A, coupon
Ill., United States 5s, registered 1854, coupon
1854: Atchison general As, 1o4: Atchison adjust
ment As, ooA; Baltimore & Ohio As, 1o4; Balti-
more & Ohio Bps, 81; Baltimore & Ohio con-
verted IS, 10; Canada Southern seconds, 1071h;
gia first incomes, ssk; Chesapeake & Ohio AVS,
1O6; Chicago & Alton. Us, S1A Chicago, Bur
lington s Quincy 4s, s95A; Chicago, Mil
waukce & st. Paul general As, 49,; Chicago s.
Northwestern consol Is, 1876; Chicago, Rock Is
land 4 Pacific is, 1898; Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago x st. Louis general As, 102; Chicago
Terminal As, 80: Colorado 4 Southern 4s "a;
tC Is, esk Erie general general IS. sSas: Fort % Worth "a &
Denver City frsts, 113; Hook. Val. 472s, 1OSB;
Louisville & Nashville unified As, 101A; Mexican
Central As, SIG; Mexican Central first income,
29A Minneapolis & st. Louis As. 104; Missouri,
Kansas & Texas 4s, 100; Missouri Kansas &
Texas seconds. 50; New York Central frsts.
| 101M; New York Central general 31ks, JOY;
New jersey Central general 5s, 135; Northern
Pacific 49, 1O4A; Northern Pacific 3s, 74A;
Norfolk & Western Consolidated As, 103; Read
ing general As, 9sA; st. Louis & Iron Mountain
cisco As, 1ooa4; ST. Louis Southwestern hrsts,
3d. st. Louis Southwestern seconds, eS15; San
Antonio & Aransas Pass IS, "a; Southern Pa
ciic IS. "a; Southern Railway 5s, 11SA; Texas
& Pacific frsts, 1905 Toledo, st. Louis & Wes-
tern 4s, 50; Union Pacific 4s, 1o4%; Union Pa
| ciic converted As, 1o9A; Wabash frsts. 11SA;
Wabash seconds, 1O9h; Wabash debenture B.
81; West Shore 49, 11315; Wheeling & Lake
Erie As, 94A; Wisconsin Central As, 90; Consoli-
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Sept 3o.-Butter arm; !;
creameries xs16@l22Ac; datries, 15Gl2Oc. Eggs
steady; loss Of, cases returned, 2o@2ORc.
Cheese, steady; twins. 1Ohc; daisies, II oil 1sc;
Young Americas, 11@1114c. Iced poultry,
STEADY; turkeys, 13 11ac: chickens, 11@12c..
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-30
PUTS AND CALLS.

Two o. clock report: s ~
Puts-December wheat, CSC.
Calls-December wheat, 65Ac.
Curb-December wheat, 65@65Mc. -
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-. - sS- Il -est est. fSep.3O Ser. rs

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do pr ..:. ;; 9o 9e7l 99 81
. T.. Am. Car ..... S6 SoA SoB od oodrl
- ~, do pr ~! ~: :. .::.. 20, 81 soSB
= EEsg Am. LOcOnot9t 81 j ~ i SoT4 oooo,I
- do pr :st.. BE- 94A 931A 81 y3A 93A
E$ AM Ice, r,s l1Al loS] aaaa1s a974
3 1.,. AM. Linseedas.) 23A 22B % %
A@ no spgnrs.:: ps ;s.: III; i27H ia5 D 1$sx 1854
~ ,..<... Am. AM Smelling; g. q d5@
:aes5s ANA! Cop 3c e6 64A 6sA 6S 6sH
IS trfAt:. Sop & s4 81 \ SSh 7951 81 = .SsMM .S9M
I ball. T. ohl5Si!t IS 1SS& lSS77& 1913 g, :
81, s. ds ,,,,s,, shEhtS3; e. s; H. es% 81 sSx
@ 81, Cam. GanadoS Nonshsae aFae is 4 ISL: 1$e 1s5
!i:$7 afChes? ~ iOhfUitH.52f ! 549N o1BI aaos aos
4 s; Chi: s. Atona tEl 3! III SO SO t5aa32 5a3 20
dfi. ao e. e. i,I aSA T. en- 2SA
+ Sar&Gst5 q GS 81 10 q iosA 1est g
~ .. ~ L CHI, Term TeamM a 122 q; 22n. 22I %SoA 90
81 q col Fuel si Ifi + 7oM! !r'7s 53K 1914
s; :. COZ 20 soa3hera Rf = t. $S#f $SH s9,1
- do I'd pr!M 40 4s, 4STt a7M
'fs>1 ,|Coi:, H &C.5&9E 23A 2l13E x ~
s; ST IS (! ~ 81: &
e Den. & RioCsri pr( % ~ 4 " ~ 2o 59
KS II lDu.,S. s.! & AT 20 d9k g5yitI 90 90
S55 ,aF do pr ~, feeoi B 20Ai 9nH2I 9H2I 81
L ht5S il ssS s.. 81 g g g.
.@ III Evans < 7TEerH ..s.:s 49,. 50 60 50 59%
~ Gen. Electric 1861 1s3k; 1921 6h n 1874 1927
Gcef agsst NSs vssgg F. ssH 1ss % s$,< sSH s$h g
NJ cessssl E .lssA $ ~ nfs IL
IL: Iowa Central. 60 aH g. g. 90
81 Inter. Paper. 22o1sl5 2oA 297a{ 297 - ~
X &C g: z Z South. s.; I'll. $ 5: g4 ~ s5A
Lake as E E. 3 Wv: W: 81 81 soA g 8 ,sS sSA
1on}s aG & Z Nsshl 1l .iE;; i4sN :is :is7i i4$ is$
- NJ. St S. -.7e5k ~ 96 Is 30 3ah
s1enhaf an aftan e e: 1$5 15s So $53 7sS 1884,
Met st. zRy.. 1421$ l4oHs l41i4 l41H i3v iovta 2
NJ & St.fL:. HOB l1O 1ao 1doEs ioo ioo
I'LL. Mo- .Pacific,' :. III 113 1a5& LIP aa1
Mex: * Cent III g25M 2S 2d e, 2SN 2671
>. Mex. Matt. l9als .ll9A 59a 1SH AZ
Nst' ae Biscuit M II -. =: " ,as as$ + ,ds5 ~
ss;; &. *: IS 81 'ss$ s. 81 s.
EE ~ q. ,,e M EEAr5iL 716eE 733a 7Oh
Norfolk WI 1: zaS aSh e eiM 81 81 :
80 do, pr i...::l ~ ~ ~ .on71t .on y 1o7 100
North Am. Go.t 12yI2 1HaE 11i1h 100
Nor, sss4e,s,es .ss4ern aa5% 2S1 235 2sl
~ ~ W .n ~ hSSot "a tj - 179 115 +
-, K IN +lIAi i5SHi 155b 15SA 155
fs4 W., Z NM 52 50 so 80
N'L'S.G ets1'i - - - lz11O 10
20 20 .ast - ~ pi -. i '''' : - 8. 90 50
- ss ttontarin &5W..f 34Mi 33 34s 80 s.
ffoaner Rap :5I;.. -. -. !. IAN l4A
dn mr. - q y. 76R! ~
- - lI,ressnd 1s+eel 81 5512l 5615j 90 u
I 'ae'N,,r $50 S = To11h| OOh 81 80 it
p.a;4,, " ~, Maj 3 u AZ AZ A
50 s. Penn. r. R. IT l63 162 1645As} = 159 i
rs N PEOPLE s. Gas i 1O4t 10312 l04asl lVas a
VI f@szts Reading u. a.. ~ 659s q 90
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-30
ARMOUR'S "SPREAD.'

Chicago Sept 3O.-There has been no grain
operation this season compared with the Armour
wheat "spread," which closed yesterday. It
has made more money twice over than the July
oats opera tions, and more than the much-adver-
used July corn deal. 1t has involved bigger
quantities than either. 1t has been the cleverest
turn in years, never involving much risk and
paying, the result has turned out probably
10 cents bushel on Is 600, 900 bushels of grain.
days.
dated Tobacco As, 6s1h.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-09-30

anao amount Of wheat in store. It is generally sup
posed pose Armour was back Of the crowd here that
uR sne october bro1s
. $a;xo. Yesterdays close to $1.231S, and closed
peter, at s1.AA. Trading was lin the usual
were great. -,-s7 : : -. ~ ~ t--'T 1--'1
Receipts Wheat, s24 cars; oats, Is; rye, Is;
?2e sotsi x so4
Close: No. hard, cash and to arrive. e9c:
tober NG 1STthsrn Sse cash eo
Dember' $3.50; No. 2 northern cash, IS &c: No.
s9bs5, s9 s5,x November, s. % Deesmbes, es
oer' '2sAc rye, 471kc; barley, 4o@5Sc.
NIL M11LwAgKEE GRAIN, Sept. so.-Flour,
7sc No nnrtSa. neaf lower Eo close MOL northern,
Puts calis, eSsc. Rye da Sse rs
i 4oosssc SSs; Barley Bari steady; No 7lc sample,
december 1850; puts; 453sc; calls, 1870.
r,6nE NEW YORK YORK GRAIN B. AND FLOUR Sept: 80
fairE active steady on spring paents SsoD pnfn
9esota @s4a patents ss75@4 winter straishts
patents, So 55@3. IS; winter low I eraGes 50 e5G
2:s9; buekwheat flour, firm, s2:250So50: snot
and 9da to ooa s5rive receipts 029o Sales iRs
belng helped by foreign buying Of the Nav on.
1e 5!oa' september, 74as @74kc; December, 736
Is q 81 s,1ee; May 74@54Ac. Rye. steady; state,
No N q ss4 as wfraes' sraeF. ceTn esM
receipts, l16.500 bu; sales, So, 900 bu; opened
seedy on rains and cold weather vest but
1c.eu under proht taking sales; September 67c
DeScember 81 A@51kc; May. 45M Ql46c Oats
reeelpts, l35, 900 bu; sales none; options steady
ana an then eased off with corn; track white 320l
20 Close, Wheat September, 73M c. December
'o%c' Corn-September, SIC; December 81 1sc
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept. so.-Receipts Of
Wheat during the past three days. 323 900 cen
ta1s; including 203, 900 American. Receipts Of
american corn during the past three days s, 500
centais. Wheat-Spot No. 2 western winter.
oull, os l0d; No l northern spring, firm, 6s I'd +:
NO. California, firm, IS sd; futures QUIET: :
DescemDer, 'essa, os 9sd; March, IS 9Hd. Corn-Spot
qu1el; American mixed. IS Cd; futures iduiet !:
octoDer, 5s 47ad; January, 5s 2Md; March, i'd
TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Sent. 30 =
September: 71Mc; December, 72Mc; May. 73%c,
Corn-ActiVe; September. 581kc; December. 43c:
Nay. 4oAc Oats-septenber, Sic; December.
3O1Ac; May, 31Ac Rye-No. 2, 51c. Clover
Seed~elM@oderately - @ active; October, $5771a; Janu-
1vRas KANSAS As CITY GRAIN, Sept ,so.-close:
Mheat spot. CSC; December, 693sc; cash NO 2
hard, 6l46sc; No. red. $3.50 67i5 e. Corn, Sep
tember, 58Hc; December IS s4a;Iucash No.. 2
mfIea h1f asS sSei 70 white, 594c Oats, No.
CHTcAco sEEn ANN conpor cn .r~, = !
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Sept. so.-c1ose: wheat wheat
lower; No: red cash and elevator 65t5c; Sep.
tember ts lt sA e5Ac; December, 66c May, 6sc No: ?
September, 5skc; December, 3s1hc y May SsMc.
Oats, lower: No. 2 cash, 32al e. September,. 29c;
December, F27Bc;t May, Csc; No. 9FWl,itea 3SstIc StIc
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receipts, $500; hogs, / 600.
Hogs-Steady Sales: 81, 264 lbs, s7.10: Il
276 lbs, $7.15; 50, 254 lbs, S7.2O; 4s, 243
$7.25. ssiE.z35
Cattle-Steady. Sales: 13 beeyes, 1:12e
sc. Sc 50: u cows, 500 lbs; $2.I5 16 cows. e2o
lbs, $3.50; IA stockers. 900 lbs. S425; II sto.
ers, O4O lbs $4.S5; 16 yearlings, $40 lbs S. rs:
2s yearlings $40, lbs, $3.25; 10 yearlings, 63e
lbs, 81. ss 81 e
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Sept. 3o.-Provisions
opened easier all around under the lead Of Janu-
Ing was fair with brokers the best buyers.
Prices Of hogs at the yards were steady. janu-
opened 2kc lower, at $s571k, with ribs 215c
lower, at $685. - = 7t'ot
Close: Pork, September, $1615; October,
S16:16; January. $3.50. May. S14.15 Lard
September, SLIGO October, $40; December,
$s.721a; November. $9.15; January 1855; May,
So. Ribs. September, $11; October, $1,000 Jalu-
uary, $S.05. W: E-.sEs - -. "a
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Sept so-C1ose:
Mnsat Wv ne g. 7sEet, sRes ese December cash No
tember. 5S1hc; December IS c;l leash NO. g
mixed, mixed, ao PC; ~ No white, 5314c: Oats No.