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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-04

7ulIetIn. VEn ner month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO BuILDERs-The Union
Express Co. has WHITE SAND FOR
SALE. 1891
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-04
Honolulu Iron Works.

Improved and modern SUGAR MA
cHINERY Of every capacity and de-
scrlption made to order. Boiler work
and RIVETED PIPES for irrigation
purposes a speciality. Particular atten-
don paid to JOB WORK, and repairs
executed at shortest notice
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-02
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Oct. 2.-The exporter work
ed no wheat to-day, the foreigners failing to
come up to prices. The wheat bought by Ar
mour in this market while the September deal
was on in Chicago is said to have been all
resold and without any decentralization to- the
shipping business. The market opened unchanged
at 66Ac. sold at 66@ @66Ac. advanced to $3.50,
fell off to 66bc advanced again to $3.50
and closed at 66Ac. >,
Cash sales we're 100000 bushels at 2 cents
over December for No 1 northern. Flax was
active and stronger. October closing lie up No
vember and December 1ac up and May 1Ae up.
The close: Wheat-Cash No hard. 69%c;
No. northern. 6sAc; No. 2 northern: 66Kc;
No spring. e4Ac; to arrive. No: 1 bard. 6eAc:
esAc: macaroni No. 1. 64Ac;, No; 2 62Ac:: Oats
241he Rye-December 474c: on track, 47ike;
to arrive oo 47Ac Barley, sse 90 to Sc Flax,
s1.26z October, 81 27; November. 81 %; De-
cember, 81 PAY; May: 81 e. Cars inspected
barley. 9s; fax. 167: Receipts: Wheat, 37e, $50;
oats, Is, 1882; rye. o,o4s; barley, 142 9e1; tax,
116,o71 Shipments: Wheat, 443, 500; barley, ST.
SOB; fax, 1924.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.
CABLES ARE DISAPPOINTING, BUT RE-

CEIPTs ARE SMALL.
chicago, Oct. 2.-Cables were rather disap-
pointing to-day In the face of the strong prices
Wh! u lHled here In the wheat pit yesterday.
mece se were again small and grading showed
ABOUT steady, with fair trade. December opened
rs q NC lower to shade higher, at 69M @69Kc.
Local realizing caused some weakness and early
safes were mostly around 695sc Minneapolis
and Duluth reported receipts Of SOP cars, which
made local receipts for the three points 924
cars against LOSS cars last week and /, 900 cars
year ago.
ceoyering BY, shorts advanced the price to 7oA
was Ac lower at 60k @69Mc:
Close: Wheat-October, 6S1hc; December 69M
@So1sc; May, 7o% 97oAc.
7o Cash n wheat; No: reg, 7oe; No. red. $50
66ISsc No. 1 northern spring, 75c; No. ?
northern spring, 73l7c No. 8 spring, 6S@71c.
-, Inc local sentiment in corn bullish. and
d dne opening ing vas strong There was good
light Cables We're firm movements small and
crop news still unfavorable. all combining to
create strong tone to the market. December
e eshe ~ M@ ~ TO- to h@%c higher at 47%@
around 49c. Local receipts were 1913 cars. with
20 Of contract grade.
Commission house buying continued with active
steadily to 1910 for December and closed a4@7sc
corn1octo5er, soc; November. 541ac; Deceu.
Cash corn. No. 2 Soh @61c: No. g. eo,4 @e1c.
Oats opened strong In sympathy with corn.
There was good buying of December considerable
OF the offerings being taken for short account.
December opened unchanged at 81 Nc, and after
Close: 0ats-october, s0Ac: old 26Mc: De
Cash oats No. ?, 2ec &c: No. 8. CSC &c. 'N'S'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-02
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy reports net
increase of $93.712 for August July to Aug.
81, net increase, sta $40
-Whallon, Case & Co. from New York-Strong
efforts are being made to settle the coal strike.
We do not think Roosevelt would undertake
this unless he thought there chance for
success. So with. this to go 1t would seem
that now Is the time to buy stocks on the weak
spots At the time the Bank Of England
discount rate is up this morning to 4 per cent
and London sends selling orders for about rs 900
shares of Americans. Then 1t is possible that
the coalers, in anticipation Of settlement Of the
strike, may advance enough to discount the full
eject and then decline afterward when the an
nouncement comes out. -.
Watson & Co. from New York-Comments on
the financial situation are, to the effect that
the theory that the readjustment of security
holdings which has taken place in Wall street
this. week. was deliberately effected by the
banks is beyond question we'll founded. A fort
night ago the heads of these institutions made
the discovery that half a dozen big commits.
sion houses were borrowing over $4,000. 900,
much of this great amount call. These firms
were Immediately notified that they must con
tract their liabilities. Two Of them refused on
that they could longer carry the latters stocks
1t would reflect unfavorably their credit.
Thereupon the banks put the screws the
money market. One Of the effects was the liqui-
dalton of loans by two Of these houses. believed
to be Strong Sturgiss & Co.. and Harris Gates
& Co., to the amount Of about $50, 000, 900. And
there is well grounded suspicion. supported by
the strong crcumstantial evidence, that the big
men who did the bulk Of the buying on this
weeks prearranged break directors in the
moneyed corporations which forced the selling.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-02
MONEY REPORTS

Z: MINNEAPOLIS. oct$S2. Bank cleartngs to,
day. SO. 43; for the week. $1s 272 0f4 50;
corresponding week. SIS, e22. 1920: New York
exchange, selling rate. Zoe premium; buying rate,
par: buying rate. Sc discount London soda. DAY
sight documentary exchange. 81: s2k.. ~
LONDON. Oct. 2-Gold premiums are quoted
as follows Buenos Aires, t12s. 40; Madrid, 1912;
Lisbon 265o.ss 24+sffs.2E mi ests -s5:- 4. \
BERLIN. Oct. 2.-Exchange, on London 20
het Bills eent
monfhs bills. 29h per cent, :. .-sSs5s; 80
- PARLIAMENTARY Oct %2.--Glearings,s $29 $50,
253;s balances 1898. 1924 money. 81 per cent
BALTIMORE. Oct. 2.--Exchanges. $3.50 173;
balances S492.153; money. AZ @6 per cent.
CHICAGO. Oct. 80 2.--Tsxchanges, $3O164, 25e:
balances, 81. 74s. so6: New York exchange s per
cent premium; foreign exchange posted sterling
mand. r y g
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Exchanges. 800, 2s7,-
PARIS. Oct. THE ) weekly statement OF the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-02
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, OCT, l.

Inspected Observation-Disclosures Northern
No. northern. 90; No northern, 8; No s. g.;
~ Chicago iaet Milwaukee & st. PauKNo. north
ern, s.: No. 2 northern. Il; No. 3. 10; rejected,
8: nc, grade, 8. 'ays:.. =, T. '.@,.i
Minneapolis & St. Louis-No. i northern, L;
No. 2 northern, 4;ENo. 3, l; no grade, g.. ,1r ::
500 Linee-No. northern 10; No. northern,
Northern Pacihc-INo. northern Ss No. =
northern. 4 No. s. A. rejected, 2; no grade, 1.
Chicago, St; Paul, Minneapolis 3 Omaha No,
1 northern, 8; No. 9 northern. Is; No. 8, 81,
rejected, g.: no grade, II. ..s- q, r.
Totals-No. northern, g.; No. 2 northern,
10; No. 3: a; rejected, q: no grade. %. :, :.
Other Grains-No. 8 yellow corn, car; No. a
corn, 1; No. 3 white oats, 8; No. white oats,
4; No. 8 oats, Is; no grade oats, 8; No. 2 rye,
4; No. 8 rye, 2; No. 2 barley, 1; No. 8 barley,
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Received-Wheat, 44o cars, 4os,2OO bu: corn.
1900 bu: oats. 1910 lu; barley 74,oeo hu: rye.
1920 bu: fax, 10000 bu; flour. 925 hrls: mill
stutfs, 60 tons; hay. 81 tons; fuel oil. $3.50
gals fruit, 557 ,2os lbs: merchandise. 2,1o1. ea5
lbs lumber 90 cars: barrel stock. cars: ma
chinery. $4,000 lbs; coal, 1885 TONS wood. 20s
cords; brick. 105, 900; cement, 79S brls: house
hold goods 10000 lbs; stone and MARBLE 8 cars;
cars; sundries. 70 cars car lots. 1.oss.
Shipped-Wheat. s. cars. $3.50 bu; oats,
GS oT p Srs rye su nsS
tons; fruit, 245.O0O lbs; merchandise, 2.7es. 100
lbs: lumber. 10 cars: machinery. 3O2 900 lbs
brick. 5000; lime. cars cement. 80 brls;
household goods. $4,000 lbs: railroad iron cars:
stone and marble, 8 cars; linseed oil 800 brls;
oil cake; 100000 lbs; hides, pelts. etc. $4,000
cars car lots. 974.
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

market had a little boom but although it is
now firm we fear it will slide of again on any
pressure. before the close. The wheat strength
Is mostly from corn. The corn traders have
bought wheat this morning and If corn con
tnues strong. wheat will, but If it should sell
off wheat will follow The wheat market proper
is rather narrow. - 55 tt:.551. 3sr
Chicago to c.: E. Lewis & Co..: think L can
see all the strong features in corn market plainly
enough. and at present the market is certainly
very strong. Shorts on the, run and I expect
corn will sell higher, but believe this is good
market to take profits on long corn.
q Clearances: Wheat and flour, $4,000 blu;
corn &c. 600 bu; oats, 81. 900 BIZ. II sse &.
AM&d higher. .3 fs s9s 5sT52 ~ sf2s 5t
Duluth reported sales OF six loads OF wheat
direct; 1000 bu Ell Buffalo. as. i: s..
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Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce. Oct. p
Another little upturn developed in wheat this
morning, and in the early trading December
made a high point sc above yesterdays close
on sales to 66&c Unlike the gain of yesterday.
this rise due. not much to strength in
wheat proper as to sympathetic strength arising
from active and higher corn market. In
Chicago Of the corn men, believing tn"
strength in would stimulate all prices came
into wheat, not to any great extent, but enough
to help along the rise. Continental markets
showed some disposition respond ad-
vance Of yesterday, and Paris made close at 20
to 40 centines higher wheat and 35 to IS
centimes up -four but Liverpool failed to re-
spond and closed unchanged on wheat and "a
SD higher The buying in Chi
cago was said to come principally from Harris.
Gates q Co., while Armour was the big buyer
in wheat The northwest showed up better than
yesterday with so2 cars, against S47 last year.
and while Duluth made another gain and MIN
neepois another loss. the differences We're not so
great, Minneapolis getting 40 cars against 62S
last year, and Duluth 1862 against 219.
Clearunces. although only half MS heavy as yes
terday. made good showing at $4,000 bu At
primary points 1856. 600 bu were received against
1912, 900 last year, and 100000 bu shipped
against $4,000 bu. The Price Current says farm
work has been delayed by rains but the ground
Is in good condition. and the winter wheat
early Is showing up evenly The weather Is un-
seasorable for ripening corn and is lowering the
quality to some extent.
Late in the session Chicago firm wired: it
looks rs if Arlno.r had covered lot Of short
Deceulber wheat this morr ing that he had out
against the September. 1t doesn't look very
strong. considering all the buying he did and a
lot Of big local traders tailed on and bought
lot Of wheat around roc to IOAc Later ad-
vices said the continued advance in corn has
driven in a number Of wheat shorts and induced
buying for long account Strength seems
to be borrowed and it's continuance now hinges
upon Logan and Candy been good
buyers at the advance Following these came
a. slide in Chicago, followed promptly by de-
cline here and December sold down to 65Hc.
closing at 66c. May closed at 677sc.
Good demand ruled for the cash stuff. Millers
bought spot wheat and there little inquiry
for No. northern to arrive The basis was un-
changed. but the tendency a trife hrmer.
and sales at the early part of the option bet
ter figures than Yesterday obtained No. l
northern sold from GINS to 6ssc, averaging
around 6Sc No. l to arrive brought Csc No.
northern, sold at Soho for the bulk, ranging
from SIC to Csc. No. wheat was in good sale
at 64c to 65a4c, averaging Csc. Rejected sold
from Coo to 641ac,. and no grade from 63c down
to SIC -
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MARKET !. HE|sIIA1'ES
Weakness and Recovery Follow
Each Other in Very Regu- !,
IN. l.. - " RI ~ 2 ~, ~ :.
lar Order. y: ::::ss-s.... 49,.
Interest in the Coal stocks In
/ crease in +, the Bank ! 81 81 Eng, !.
- II. lands Rate to 4.ss :tsss -

New York, Oct 2.-stocks weakened on the
opening transactions, the recessiops running TOT
large fraction III several standard railroad stocks
and to Ia in Canadian Pacific. Pressed Stee!
Car was marked UP 2 points and National Lead
preferred q point. without affecting the general
tone of the market. The Advance in the Bank
of England's minimum discount rate from g. to
per cent had an unsettling effect on the London
market, which was rejected here to- some extent
The market rallied generally after the open
Ing, but the movement became hesitating and
was assisted by the demandter some OF the metal
stocks led by Colorado Fuel. This stock adj
vanced. 3ls; Lead preferled@and Pressed Steel
Car 8, and Pressed Steel Gar preferred, Ameri
| where advances were less. pronounced but the
level OF prices were slightly above yesterday .
close. Norfolk. & Western was heavily bought
| at an advance of III and Louisville rose to
| 141h and reacted a point!s: Nashville, ;Chatta.
| nooga g. st: Louis lost 81:
| Trading conferred in the Pennsylvania group
and the iron and steel stocks. Norfolk & Wes'
| tern carried above TO- and there was an
increased demand for PENNSYLVANIA, Baltimore &
Ohio and Chesapeake, the hrsts named rising
IA. New York Central advanced IA, while
The market later fell into intense dullness and
| the absence Of demand caused some recessions
| louisville fell back 2. Bonds were easier at
noon. =. : -
made only at long intervals. There was an adj
vance of in Peoria & Eastern and decline OF
a point in Sugar and a few, inactive stocks fuc
tuated point range, but the important
stocks were lifeless -:
Prices dropped slowly downward wiping out the
| earlier rise in Pennsylvania, louisville and
Tennessee Coal and placing Southern Pacific and
Union Pacific at the lowest There was a mo-
nlenta1y squirt to Southern Railway on large
dealings but It,. soon fell back. The sluggish
ness Of the market is attributed to an tnclina-
ton by the prominent interests to restrict deal
| ings pending more stable Rlnonetary conditions
and the result Of the presidents strike confer
/ ence
Stock quotations reported for. The Journal by
Watson & Co., Chamber Of Commerce, Mime
| apolis. ,5af'f*
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THE CASH TRADE
GOOD BUSINESS IN OATS, BARLEY AND RYE
FLAX FIRM.


FLAX FIRM.
material change from yesterday, but fully firm
with the top figures of yesterday: No. | sold
Ml.A There was something of holding-off
tendency at the opening but fair demand later
year and shipped II Duluth had 167 cars
Closing prices: Minneapolis cash. 81 26: to ar
rive. 81 rs; October, $1.251a; November. $1.24 H.
5Shc, was paid for both No: 3 yellow and for
No. 4. No 8 yellow at the close was quoted
ssAc: RECEIPTS. cars; shipments none.
o OATs-The market was active and firmer. No
49@291ac. No! oats ruled from &c for ordin
sry to 2sAc for choice No grade brought 27ia
QD2sc: AT the close No. white was quoted
20MSoAc., Receipts; "a cars; shipments, "a cars:
corn, 1-3 oats, $50. Is; No. ground feed u
corn corn oats oafs $Ss!S; No. ground feed Is
~ MILLSTUFFS--The general market is reported
very strong, with an active demand. Bran in
bulk, $11. 5oG11. TO- bulk shorts, $12@1225; -four
2O0;lb SACKS. 81 per ton additional; in 1oolb
tons. ''i'l'-e's' 'N''
values of No. from 45A @46c At the close
No was quoted, 45A @45Ac Receipts, II
BARLEY-Prices were more even to-day aud
the range In the different grades not quite so
was active. Regents were ia cars and ship.
mailing grades. 45@61c. J. wv
5ad eh es ss@s So upland No.
thy, choice. $11al1:5o: timothy. No: /. sio@;
1880; rye straw choice, $4@45o. Receipts, g.
tons. -,
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fresh eggs, lower. Fancy country dressed
s. Steady 1! s. Res spps. h sss
toes, easy. Cheese, Arm.
per lb. -2o?hc;' seconds, per ID, 17c; dairies ex
tras, per ID 1ec dairies, :arsts, per lb. lie;
per H. 1S p packing T. per r.
per- ID: 12c; fancy renovated. 1sc.:
EGGsstrietly fresh cases Eases included Of
sssGnds pef tsssh
CHEESE Twins Of Hats: 5fancy,ape lb:> 1214c:
twins s. Or sats choice Il 11e daisies
per e &c. No. ef;sA @ Rsi
No: !. per ID. .11@11 &c; hnburger No. 2, per
ID. &c: block Swiss S. No l. per Ii. ,14la G1e &c.
No. 2, per ID: 81 @ec: round Swiss, No: |, per
ID. 1871 @161zc: No. g., 81 @9e; Young Ameri-
cas-; fancy, per h. 1212c; choice per ID, 11@
~ Po ~ ~ large TONS and hsps per
old. per II. s@7e; ducks. spring. white''
per h. &C. ducks spring, colored, per lb, Sc;
DRESSED NEATs-veal. fancy per lb. 81 q
&c: fair" to good, per lb' 7@sc; thin. small or
overweight: 5@e1ae; mutton, fancy, country
Sc: milk lambs pelts off, thin per h.. s@Te;
hogs. light, per ID, SIC; medium, SIC: heavy,
F1sH-Pike. large. per ID, Sc; small and me,
dunn, 4m5c; crappieg medium to large. per ID.
&c; small per lb. 5@6c; pickerel. per Id, ~ q
&C. sunfsh: per ID, s@4c;. bnllheads, skinned.
:. CABBAGE-Home grown, fancy, large crate
POTATOES Per BY. small lots; soc: car lots
per bu, sacks extra, 1s@23c.
: SWEET :PoTA ToEs-Je per bu. 1913.
0HlOASE -,e3 grown, per by. 4oe:.
SIR 5R1f s5ee PE psr Rs Soc yellow per bu
medium. per bu, ST.: green. fancy. per bu 81. IS
green. medium per bu, slips; marrowfat, per blu
DRIED BEANs-Fancy navy. per blu, 81. 20
choice navy, per bu; 50; medium, hand picked
per bu. 81 s5; medium fair, per pg: .S1.25; me
dunn. mixed and dirty per hu. 05@90c: brown
fancy, per bu, 50; fair to good, per bu $1.2o@
5Es = per hrl 81; Ben Days is
box: BY, fancy red eating, St: crab apples, bu
w; WSs T c6AsT FRUITS per box; ::
aEs pss 9Sa S e:r ns
S1:25 Italians, per crate. ;ooc as1; pears, Bart
lett. per box So. so: Muscat grapes per crate
81: Tokay.: per era $1:25@1.5o: -. !.
oRANGEs-Late' Valeneias, all sizes, per box
LEMONS -yerdillis; pr box: s., SAG; califor
PE 44IIs per b1i $4;sog45ss e
GRAPEs-Concord, Job basket 2oc; Della
wares 5-Ib basket, 15c. =. "a
BAHANAsFaSsy age nmnfhes ss15
% !VsiEGETABLEs-wax beans. per bu 50: egt
plant, per doz 75c@s1; radishes. per do;
punches, 15@25c: onions. green. per dozel
heads. per ' dos. SOC; mint, per doz soa4oe
parsley, per doz, 5oc new squash. per doz. 81 .25
tur1lips per bu. soc; carrots, per bu. zoe. Gu
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Bank of France shows the following changes:
Notes In crcula tion Increased 100 900 francs;
hand aeeeases
bile discounted increased 170s2500o francs !:
s View On Y hsRd DECREASED ss2s ooe francs
8 per cent: sterling, exchange. arm. with actual
demand and 1t 27b@4ss for g. posted
b tidss 81 81 ssst s o Msae.a
Ing 2s registered. and coupon, ioa7s; ss regis
tered. 1o7A: coupon, '1cs: new 4s, registered
f1oal; is, registered and COUPON: 1oSH. sF -
rs ts oet per cent I rentes s9
16!hc: for checks; Spanish tours. 80. Ia.
BOSTON J., e 9et x. 2-Exehanges, $50 247'1se;
81. PA stiIi s1,a52, 900. 81; last
week, SIS, o97 1856 7o:~last year IS, 442, 500;
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Oct. 2.-consols
seondaN ~; Atehison. esA Atchisons pfd,
esespsske oe aSo Gseaso Pss
1ssh beBesis zfsso, p sa"s Rio Granae'
hrie it pfd; 7Sx; Erie ID pa s.; Illinois
Central 1884,: Louisville a. Nashville, .144M;
ps*ss
Sp gtai a5 Ontario western ssa Psnnpsylysnss
erp Railway, !401s Southern Railway pfd so
Onion Pace pfd a. ntea States Steel
United States Steel pfd, 92Aa; Wabash. So
wabash pfd: 81; Spanish Fours. 81 N; bar silver
dull. % 9716d per ounce; money. 2A @3> pei
cent. The rate Of discount in the open marke
TOR short bills is sAdS1A per cent: The rat'
of discount In: the open market, for three months
bills is, 3ss@3h Per cent. .t,:.s 49,,
LONDON. Oct. ,2,-The weekly statement o.
Total reserve decreased e2.712 600: circulation
Increased Ell POP. 900; bullion decreased &1;5O0.
O34; other" securities increased q: 535, 900: othe
Increased e1724,no0; notes reserve decreased
E2.696, 900; government securities increase.
Enelands reserve to abity is p pahe cent
Last week it was SO 81 per cent.
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PROVISIONS

: CHICAGO PROVISIONS. Oct: 2-small re
ceipts Of hogs with higher prices at the yards
was strengthening factor in provisions. The
was good buying again Of October lard and
pork which tended to maintain prices. January
pork opened SC higher at $3.50. January lard
$780,: - -. - ~ " -: go
: close-Pork. October. ,$1s.s5; January s15:45;
May. $14.35. Lard October, <$1o:o5; December,
so:s January. ss;I5@s. TN; May. ss,156sI1A.
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NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Oct. g.

NEW. YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Oct. o.
Flour, receipts, %, $50 bbls; sales: $500 pkgs;
and to arrive. Wheat receipts. 101 400 bu;
sales 1,s1O, 900 bu; opened easy on disappoint.
ing. cables but quickly, recovered and became
strong ON a sherp jump in corn; December. 1875
GA 9-16c; Nay. !4N @7bAc. Rye, quiet. state,
54@54hc. c. i. f. New York: No. 2 western,
receipts, 1s, $50 bu; sales. $50. 900 bu: opened
firm, reacted but subsequently had violent ad.
vance on big scare Of shorts; December. $685.
10000 blu; sales, 10000 bu generally firm ami
higher with other markets: December, 36@36Ac;
track white. 34(137c
Close: Wheat-December, 74Mc; May 74&c
Corn-December, 54c: May. 1880. :;
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SIOUX CITY: LIVE STOCK, Oct 2.-Cattle
1000 hogs 15o9 hogs stea ID So Sales e. 2s7
4s. PAS lbs. 1925 Cattle steady.1s beeves. LAS
lbs $50; p cows $40 lbs. 50; Il $40 lbs: 1913
z, 1920 lbs. 81: e. stockers; 5s4 lbs. 1919; q
4so lbs. $215: :21. $40 lbs. $3.50; g. $50 lbs. 81.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Oct. 2-wheat-spot,
firm; No. 2 red western winter. IS 1Od; No
northern spring, Is I'd; No California, es Sd;
futures. quiet; December. S. 9Hd: March. IS
1eHd. Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed, IS
Cd futures firm; October. IS 5Ad January, As
SID; March, As sd. -
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: CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct. 2.--Butter. firm:
tssd Of essss aos
steady twins, 1ohc;. daisies. 11hc; Young,
11@11 &c: Iced poultry. steady;
turkeys, 13hc: chickens. easy, 11Gl11hc.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS

Observation-Disclosures 139: Omaha So:
St. Louis, IL: Great Northern. 1885: 500. 81
Northern PACIFIC, a.; chicagA Great Western, !.
LOUIS. ~ WISCONSIN Central. /: Great Northern.
2: Burlington. i. Northern Pacific, 2: Chicago
Great Western, 2.
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN, Oct 2.-Flour. steady.
Wheat. firm; close. No | northern: Is@7shc;
No. 2 northern, 70@l72c: December, 69Ac. Rye.
steadier: No. /. 491a @50c. Barley, Arm. No 2,
73c; sample. 5s@65c. Oats steady: standard,
32M 33c: Corn. December. 4sc:
Wheat-Puts. 69sc: calls. sole.
Corn-Puts. 47kc: calls. 4sc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-02
PUTS AND CALLS.

Two O'Clock report:
Tuts-Decemter wheat, 65Hc.
Calls-December wheat, 6GAc.
Curb-December wheat, CSC.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-02

kAss1s @ A @sHc oct NAY ss%s
cash: No. hard, 66@eic; No. 2 red. esq &c.
! Corn-October, 4essc; December, 37% 631sc;
May, 37esc; cash. No. 2 mixed. 561ac; No.
white. 60c. '.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-02

WATERLOO, IOWA.-George A. James,
former, travelling salesman for the Rath
Packing company was Indicted by tho
grand jury charged with. having embeE-
lied over $500 of the firms money.-Jacob
Ayers. farmer Of Glbertsyille,, dropped
against the city for damages. based on
the acts of policemen in clubbing and irl-
prisoning offenders Of the law, have been
won by the city.