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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-05
THE CASH TRADE
STRENGTH IN FLAX AND OATS-OTHER
GRAINS ACTIVE.


FLAX-Tlax made another advance today,
reported at 81 III A. which the ruling figure,
but there was considerable quantity taken at
There business in seed to arrive with trades
specifying five days delivery. Local crushers
bought seed to some extent.
year, and shipped 20: Duluth had 2e cars:
to arrive s1.4o; September, $1.39: October,
fera septsnDe Nj oeobss
81 .371a.
CORN-Corn showed a little activity to-
day, although the light receipts held down trad
No. 3 yellow was quoted 57A @5sAc. Re-
ccipts, cars; shipments, cars.
,OATs-The market showed frmer tone and
the low grades and poor lots there were more
low prices made but the general average was
higher. No white closed at 31@34c. Re-
cepts, II cars; shipments, Is cars:
hrmer in tendency. Prices remain on an even
basis all around with practically difference
as to grades. Coarse meal and cracked
e eos9 q s11 ed, ST. No. feed sa@225 No.
NiLISTUTFs-The is fair demand reported
with considerable export inquiry. Bran in bulk
2oo-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional; in 1Oo-lb
sacks, $3.50 per ton additional. Shipments,
1,243 tons.
choice grades. No. closed at 46Ac. Receipts.
8 cars; shipments 1
BARLEY-The market covered range Of 4oc
to 573c RECEIPTS - cs "a shipments cars
$7.5O@s.5O; midland $6@7; medium, $500; tim
othy. fancy. s12M12. so; timothy, choice, Sill so
@2 t%ohy Ne l. K rye stray
ments tons,
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ADJOURNED IN A ROW
Organism Laughed to Scorn by Dem
ocrats of Wisconsin in State
Convention.
Adjournment Forced and No Vote
Taken-Ticket Is Finally
Called Completed.

Governor-Davd S. Rose, Milwaukee.
Lieutenant Governor-John Wattawa,
kewaunee.
Secretary Of state-Louls LANCE, Fond
du Lac. $780,,
State Treasurer-E L. Lucknow, Bara-
boo.
Insurance commIssloner--W. n. Ferber,
Now London.
Railroad Commlssioner-W. A. Redner,
Ashland.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Karl Matt1le, Wausau.
Attorney General - o. F.. Skaar, La
Crosse.
Milwaukee, Wis, Sept 5-The closing
scene of the democratic state convention
yesterday afternoon was one of the most
exciting of the entire stormy meeting, the
result Of an effort to have the delegates
indOrse the national platform Of the party.
Just before adjournment, w. H. Rogers
of Madison offered a resolution. calling for
an Endorsement of the principles of the
Kansas City convention.
There was great applause among the
silver members of the party, but instantly
a storm broke out among those opposed
to Bryan.
Senator Villas, In a convention for the
first time since 1896, when he bolted, led
the opposition, and counseled that no such
action be taken. There was great con-
fusion, in the midst Of which the conven-
ton adjourned.
A. F. Warden Of Waukesha was unani-
mously chosen to succeed himself as
chairman of the state central committee.
Frank M. Harhach, a Milwaukee news
paper man, was appointed secretary Of the
state central committee.
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NEW. YORK, Sept. 5.-Noon---Money on call
5@5h per cent sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at So: S65 so
60 days; posted rates. 81. s5@4S5h nnd. $4.s7h
a.. 49,. commercial bills. $4,000, 90. 8. Bar
silver S1Bc; Mexican dollars, 41c; Government men
coupon 1osA 3s, registered 1O6N, coupon 106M ;
new 4s, registered 1861. coupon 134A: old Is.
105, coupon 1885, ~ aa.ag s,25,5 H. "a #.fSs-,
NEW YORK, Sept. r5.-Exchanges, $685. 941,
061; balances. $12.247.1O2. =
t. PARIS, Sept 81 p, sm.-Three per cent
rentes 1o1f SOC for account; exchange on Lon.
don, 25f l9c for checks: Spanish fours, g. 90.
y BERLIN. Sept a5.--Exehange on London. 20
marks 49, pigs for checks.
:: BALTIMORE. Sept. 5.--Clearings. $500 rs:
balances. $491214. Money, . per cent.
. MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. Blank clearings, to-
day 81 III ss3 30. New York exchange, sell
count Chicago exchange, selling rate, par;
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Range of December Wheat.
CHICAGO GRAIN
STRENGTH IN ALL GRAINS AT THE OPEN.

STRENGTH IN ALL GRAINS AT THE OPEN
ING ON FROST FEARS.
Chicago, Sept. Sin spite Of favorable
vas strength in all grains at the opening, for
row. The speculative mind seemed perplexed
over the weather situation, for twice this week
yet .only. yesterday, when there were frosts il,
much much of the unripe.grain districts. prices de-
poor grading had some influence i in the h' early
upturns. September wheat opened A@%c up,
at re, and on little light bidding, sold At
crowd behind it, and after opening A@asc up,
at 9H need to es%e Local
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 400 cars ma
ing total for the three points Of 55s, cars,
aganst 81 last week and year
to $4,000 bu last year: Cash prices northwest
advanced 1sc over yesterday.
wheat quieted down somewhat, although the re-
newed argument OF chronic poverty Of wheat
s s a sn sspts%HSy H "
Der, esN @6sTc; May, 7OA @7essc; Cash No. ?
eT No: 1 hard %ter e. s7s5 sa'q NU
northern spring 75c; No. 2 northern spring. 1870
74c: No. s spring. 69GD71c. :.
Corn shorts were nervous and covered freely.
mand on the first scare, although some private
tured beyond the reach of frost. September
started 1ec lower to unchanged at 5sN 15SMc.
and ADVANCED n to 591ac DECEMBER started y q Nc
we're Sc cars, only four of contract grade
There was fair pront-taking In corn late in
the day and September, after selling at 5o3kc,
closed barely firm, Mc up, at SOC. December
showed better strength and closed H@5sc up, at
43 u M43%c. .-.'N, : =.
Close: Corn-September 59c; October 51Ac:
December 43A @41%c; May, 4oc.e
Cash Corn-No 2, 61Aal61 1ac; No. 3. Sic.
Receipts OF oats continue of such poor grade
that it took only the influence of the corn up
turn to send September oats up 1c early to-day
Out of 202 received to-day. only five were
standard grade. Receipts of this character hay
been coming in so long that there is big guam
tity of bad oats on hand, but almost nothing
with which to fill nearby contracts. Trade was
active early. with fair covering. September
started 1s@&c up. at 34M Mp34Mc: and sold to
35 hc. December sold up Hc, to 81 hc.
Close: Oats September, 26Nc new. a5Mc; De-
cember. 26Ac, new 31%c: May, 31Bc; cash No.
g. 29@29Mc; No. g. 27h @2Sc.
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

The northwest had 400 cars, compared with
S13 last year.
Paris wheat 10 centimes higher.
Missouri corn shows condition points above
par, 1OS At this time last year it was %.
Berlin wheat unchanged.
Antwerp unchanged and dull.
English county markets quiet.
McReynolds the big trader in Chicago to-
day In both wheat and corn.
Armour reported making private settle
ment some September contracts.
The Modern Miller says farmers show some
disposition to hold back winter wheat de-
1iYeries.
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HIDES, PELTs, rAL1ow AND WOOL.

Green sailed heavy steer hides. .. 81 So
Green salted heavy COW hides. ....... 8K ~
Green sailed light hides ........... 8 8%
Greenssalted veal calf, to 10 lbs .1oA 81
Green sailed veal kip .............. SX 6N
Green sailed ong-haired runer kip. 711 g.
Green salteds deacons, each. ......... 80 40
Green sailed horse mule hides, largeS2 e5@2. 90
Green sailed green frozen horse or
mule hides. medium ..........,,, $50 TX
Green sailed horse mule hides small ITO 100
Dry flint Montana butcher hides. .13h@14h
Dry flint Minnesota. Dakota and Wis
COnSln QlQeS L 1914
nrS NM call shins '''''.''...... 10 IL
Dry flint kip skins ..................12 1OA
Green sailed pelts small to large. each20 80
Dry fint territorial pelts, per b.. 8 @10A
Tallow, in cakes Observation-Disclosures 1h 5h
G Grense , nSht OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Wool, medium. unwashed .......... .13b @15H
Wool, fine, unwashed ................11A@ 13X
Wool. coarse, unwashed .............13 Il
Bright Wisconsin and similar grades 162c
higher than above quotations Seedy or bury
wool, 1@2c less. - go
Feathers, live geese, per lb ..........35 Gas
Feathers, live, duck, per lb ...........35 @35
Old feathers 5@15c per ID less. =;
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buying, rate, soc discount. London sixty day
sight documentary exchange, 50. S3K. =
BOSTON, Sept; 5-EAchanges, SCI 1922, 1928;
, chicago: Sept. 5-Clearings $2e. 10. 1913:
balances, $274 995; New York exchange, zoe dis
count; posted exchange, $4,s5 for 90 days; $4.s7s
for demand t.1g,~ - ..,..,., o.. /.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 5.-Clearings, $936,17s.54.
LONDON CLOSING sTocKs-sept. 5.-conso1s
for money, 90 s-16; consols for account, osA :
Anaconda 5h; Atchison, 97A Atchison pre-
ferred, 1o7h; Baltimore s Ohio. 11s; Can,
Ohio. sly Missouri, Kansas s. Texas BAN !;
Chicago Great Western, 1874; Chicago. Milwau-
kee 3 st. Paul. 1851 DeBeers, 22A; Denver &
Rio Grande, 4sA; Denver & Rio Grande pre-
Erie I'd preferred, IS; Illinois Central, 176H !:
Louisville & Nashville, 1867; Missouri, Kansas &
Texas preferred So; New York Central, 1872;
Norfolk & Western, IS; Norfolk & Western pre-
ferred, ga 95; Ontario & Western aeN; Pennsyl-
ing list preferred, 45A; Reading I'd preferred,
4OA Southern Railway 40; Southern Railway
preferred 90h Southern Pacific. 81; Union Pa
cifc. 113A Union Pacific preferred, 94A; United
States Steel, 43A; United States Steel pre-
ferred; esA; Wabash, seh; Spanish Fours, ssss
az per cent. The rate of discount in the open
market for short bills is 2A az 1915 per cent;
three months bills, 1916 per cent.
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grown. per bu, 75c@s1.

T rs; 7Eq grown per bu 75s@$d
medium, per bu. $3.50: green, fancy per bu.
$l7S; green medium, fair SIS; narrow1at, per
DRIED BEANs-Fancy navy per bu, 1925;
rep bu s S2 fsr band edm
81; fair to good. s1.2o@1.25. ~ ~
WI sa per b sac hi h IS
brl. $3.50; box. blu, fancy. red eating 81: crab
ST box ST 50: brl s.: bu box. fancy cooking. 81.
VEST COAST FRuiTs-.Peaches, per bog: goo
per fGas tanS Sen
e Egg e8se
81 80: Tokays, per crate. 50.
Large per 90 dez s20s
$5@525.
IS sss per s5o Ssz "s'sn''
PEA I,s Eastern, per brl, s45o@4;75;
! isqt crate:
BLUEB EsF; 1eoqt crate, g.
1O-ib basket. Csc.
da punches a6s sms ennehes saS
new 6eaas String psr bu ?s* al S' wax wax
psn be-"
per doz punches, 15G25c; onions, green. per doc
punches. loo; lettuce, per doz. zoe; lettuce.
heads per doz, soc: mint. per doz, 30@4Oc; pars-
ley per doz. SOC; new squash. per doc, 81; tur.
nips, new, per bu Csc; carrots per Blu, 35c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Sept 5-Butter steady,
creameries. 15@1ec; dairies. 1871 @1711c. Cheese
steady; twins. 1oc; daisies 1o1ac: Young Amer.
f s1so 2 ch' tfsa P3S5 Sso' '0'
NEW YORK PRODUCE, Sept. 5:-;Butter--
Receipts, 5444 pkgs; steady; renovated, LAG
lie: factory, 13@15hc; imitation creamery. Is
@17c. Cheese-Receipts, 2,122 pkgs; state full
cream, small, colored fancy. and small white.
1oss@1ohc; large colored and large white. eA
@9Hc. Eggs-Recefpts, q, 1875 pkgs; steady;
western uncandled 10000.
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET. Minnesota Trans-
fer, st. Paul, Mimi, Sept: 5;-Barrett Tim.
norman report the outlet light to-day. owing to
the state fair now on. Stock was in fairly good
supply. especially the heavy kind. Prices ruled
| a little lower than at the opening Of the week.
Values: Drafters, extra, s16o@Ao; drafters.
choice. S1S0616O: drafters. common to good.
s115@13o; farm mares, extra, s12o@135; farm
mares, choice. $9o@12o; farm mares, common
to good, S5Q69O.
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Nellie says she's only 21,' said the
foorwalker. II imagined she must be at
least 49, : .t
$50 she was replied the jealous maid
who presided over the ribbon counter,
but you know everything in the store
was marked down Is per cent last week -
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CATTLE-Receipts of all kinds very light:
Butcher Offerings Included only few neaa OF
we'll cleared Of stock and feeding cattle. Prices
steady at decline. Sales: -o &C.,
cutters ana canners-1, 10 lbs: $3.50 ?, $50
Stock and Feeding Steers, SEQ lbs, s. ;25;
s e. So3 es f 5s ae' 9 os ST. ss5 4e$ ss
rs Steer sa:o cal " S 27s f lbs, 50.
.sS Sick iSa c. Seys and 81 e % 81 es
=, Heifer Calves, 1888 lbs, $3.50; 3, 24o lbs,
Stock and Feeding Bulls, 800 lbs, s2:55.
Mich Cows and springers-1 COW, $3.50; 1
HoGs-Prices Zoe higher. Receipts very light.
s7:25@7.45; bulk $7.s5@7.45; rough sorts, SEQ
Hogs-lo, 1927 lbs, s7:25: 30, 2ae lbs, s7.s5;
lbs Ri 29e ss:e S7t IL good demand at
steady to strong prices Killing lambs find a
fair sals but at prices % cents lower Stock
SnR gheep aad ambs lbs
lbs; 50 25; 3 bucks 1s7 lbs, $2,2S: - ,,
81 lbs, 81; 4s lambs, 50 lbs, s355; 50 buck
lambs, 81 lbs ss.25; buck lambs, 50 lbs: s2:75
Hughes, Stanton; NJ. walsh Kilkenny; c.
Flynn a G H. A9oea Henry w k
derson Madison; H. Heinbeckel, Norwood; Fred
schaefer,. New Ulm.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Sept Seattle
Receipts oe 1'5eo; steady good TO- prime me
1i s:sSs ese:s ess?sEs fses fed
Hogs, receipts to-day, il, 900 head; tomorrow,
10000 head; left over, 4,451 head; market log
| l5c higher; mixed and butchers. 81. 35@7 80;
good rough
S7so@7.5o; light, $685. @7.55; bulk Of sales,
1907 go. Sheep, receipts, 5000 head sheep
Gs.75; fair to Choice mixed, s2.5o@3.50; Vest
ern sheep, s2::5l @s.5o; native lambs: $3.50
5,e11: Official shipments yesterday were, cat
tle' 6,a4o; hogs, $500; sheep, 5,aoS
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. Sept; 5;-cattle
1000 stssdy to wak beef
s1:5o@4.75; stockcrs and feeders, s2@4.75.
4o94 h S madn
81 saheepm R 5oee; steady; sheep $3.50
SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK, SEPT: Scat:
s sSd 10 Esy beef $4s
ers, s2.5o@5.5o; cannners, -si:75@s.
HSgs * EsceR 1a 4232 sS1Sc lower heavy
| Sheep, receipts, 5000; weak; &c to 10c lower;
yearlings $a.75@4.2o; lambs, So. 5oG15.s5,
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Sept. 5.-Cattle-
Receipts, 5000; steady for natives, strong for
feeders, $500; cows and heifers, $2.25@5.5o;
Hogs--Receipts, 2,ooo 1oc higher: pigs, s. rs
@7:5O; packers, s7.35@7.65; butchers, $1,000
| 100.
s sheep-Receiptg, 500; steady; sheep, $a.5o@
| SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Sept 5-Re-
| ccipts-Cattle, 500: hogs, 800.
Hogs-1Oc higher. Sales: es, 256 lbs, 81. %:
So, 80 lbs, $7.s5; IS, 25s lbs, $40; IS, 245
| lbs, 81 80.
| Catt1e-Feeders, higher killers, steady. Sales:
II beeves, 1,22o lbs, S.; cows, 965 lbs, 81. go;
| 10 cows, ,029 lbs, $500; COWS, 1,1S0 lbs, $4
stockers, 966 lbs, $3.50; IA stockers. 1,Os0 lbs,
$50; 40 stockers. 9S7 lbs, So: yearlings, 4s5
lbs. 81: Is: 5 yearlings 500 lbs, 1925; II year
| lngs, CAB lbs, 1915.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Sept. 5.-Provisions
were wanted by brokers for packers at the open
ing because of the upturn in hogs at the yards.
prices January pork opened 21ac up at $14.e21a
and sold at $15; October lard was unchanged at
$e.671a and advanced to 1915, and October ribs
Close: September, SIG: s21a;. October.
$16.971a; January, SIS: May, $l4.171a. Lard
September, $1o62h October, ss.77i5; Decen-
Der, $s.s5; January, $40; May, $S.o5. Ribs
September, S1o321a October, $500; January,
S7.s7h. ~ - ~
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Sept. 5.-Beef
steady. Pork, steady. Lara, firm; prime west
steam, $10S7. *7E .F+
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

the weather and expected frost. the general
market mar ADVANCED and was active. Wheat opened
to 6ec at once, reaching ee3sc before noon; held
there ssr and and closed re OF BID September was
vas also higher; October opened unchanged at
f1a9 }os sold up to 81 SO and reacted to $1s1A
demand at &c hisher. Receipts are a besin s
to increase and Country advices indicate larger
3 watt ssomng tins way Recsipts
aax, 2e; total, lis. Shipments Wheat, 80, 457
bu &,l flax, 1925 bu.
rive, 70Ac; No. northern, cash, 69N; to ar
rive, 6sAc; September 6sNc; December, ee%c;
No. ps as NO. 51x Se fi sSA
a;s xo3s@Ssr ssS}s@sfr Hef1Ssr
TENDER, 4sc; cash. 4adc. Barley, 1S@eoe.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Sept. s.
ssteadier with buye:s more disposed to meet ask
ing prices Wheat. receipts, 60, $50 blu; sales.
ing inspired by frost and u hower cd
rains in Manitoba and the upturn Septem-
PEI p Cas- Df Svs se.d = 5f,{s
C. Kew York: No. west s.ne SOC o.
ahoat; No. ?. 57@57Ac. Corn, receiprs. 1850
of light frosts tonight In some states and general
Local al COVERING; September Csc; DeeeuabeE: 4sA
b steady on weaer aG1ees and With otSep
markets; track white, 35@42c.
>, Close; Wheat-Septemnber. 76Ac; December,
I4c. Corn-September, 6Shc; December, 4Shc.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN Sept. 5-Recepts of
Wheat d9ring the past three days, 217.ooo cen:
American corn during past three days $500
centals.
Closing: Whsat-spot No. I northern spring,
rs; No. 1 California steady. IS AID; futures
Is futn
firm; October, 5s sgd; November nominal; De-
cember As Id
KAFsAs GaPx eRA1N Sept
sssh Mo- 4 haFd ss No red e5Hs Ser
0nts-No. 2 white, 35c.
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Sept.
5:-F)a1-Cash, northwestern, $1.4e; southwes-
tern. S1.42; September, 81 ~; october, ST. 36A.
RIEssnsSs sSs s.
MILWAUKEE GRAIN, Sept 5:-Flour, steady.
No. ? northern, 7o@72c; December, esSsc. Rye Rye
sS sn o xSaS s e9q:' Steady; Standard s1S
1@as's 42 w. ;a fsl'' 49, g.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Sept. s:-close: Wheat,
eoza ,t pseeme Sa eess No os@7oc
: cash Soc: September. sSNc; Decemne e aN Sc
No. white; ssc. Lead firm; s4.72A. spelter,
TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Sept. 5.--wheat
an; ess9; &c; September, dc; december. &c.
Rys stssS ae7e4 ste s2S %
October, $5.67h; prime alsike, $7.75 :
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT-SEPT. 8.
The following the receipts and shipments
thn ina1r ina U-hoa rEoiS

WHEAT MOVEMENT BY RoADs-sEPT. 4. .
Observation-Disclosures, At; Omaha, 20; St.
ern Pacific 10; Chicago Great Western, l.
Shtpped-Milwaukee, 20; Omaha. l; st. Louis.
20; Wisconsin Central, 2; Great Northern 3; Chi
cago Great Western, IL.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
BUYERS SHOWING MORE INTEREST AM
DEMAND IMPROVING.

The foreign inquiry is better than for some
time and considerable business is being entered
to 90 abroad. Local millers now In condt-
ton to enter business that. up to week or ten
days ago they obliged to pass. There is
noticeable increase of interest on the part OF
domestic -four buyers and many Who persstently
pursued a hand to-mouth policy for months are
row showing disposition to buy in fair quantities.
Shipments 81 OO7 brls.
First patents are quoted $3.65@3.75; second
patents S35o@3.55; first clears $3.50; second
clears. S215,
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RECEIPTS AND sH1PMENrs-sEpr. 4

Received-Wheat, 2ss cars; wheat, 259.2o0
bu; corn. 1000 bu; oats, 73, $50 bu; barley g.
12O blu; rye, $500 Blu; fax, IS, TO bu: -four $50
brls; millstu1s, "a tons; hay So tons; fuel oil,
1924 gals; fruit. 44O, 500 lbs; merchandise,
2 254 $40 lbs; lumber, So cars; posts and pill
ing cars; machinery, 2e2, 600 lbs; coal, 800
tons; wood, 211 cords; brick, 10000; lime. ;
cars; cement. 100 brls; household goods. 49, 500
lbs; pig iron, 80 cars ties 2 cars; stone and
marble, 81 cars; live stock, IL cars; salt, 1 car;
dressed meats 1o9.3 $40 lbs railroad materials,
10 cars; sundries, 43 cars; car lots, 97O.
sMpped-Wheat. 81 cars; wheat. $3.50 bu;
corn, 264O bu; oats. 1850 bu; barley, 5000 bu;
rye. $50 bu; fax, 1890 bu; -four, 81 COT brls;
lbs merchandise. 2.7s2 800 lbs lumber. 81 cars;
machinery, 3Ss,OOO lbs; coal. $50 tons; brick 81,
900; lime. I cars; household goods, a. 600 lbs;
pig iron 25 cars; ties, l car; stone and marble,
cars; lnseed OIL 400 brls: oil cake, 40 lbs;
butter. $4,000 lbs hides pelts, ETC.. %, 400 lbs;
railroad materials, 8 cars; sundres, SO cars;
lots S61.
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CLOSING CASH. PRICES


SIAIE OhA4N 4NS1GO4AON, OIL - -
Great Northern-No. l hard l; No. l north
ern i; No. 2 northern, Ia; No. g. 2; no grade, z
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. l north
ern, 4; No. northern, H.; No. 3, s; Rejected
IL; grade, 10.
Minneapolis & st. Louis---No. northern, g.;
No. 3, 2; rejected, /; no grade, 3.
500 Llne-No. ! northern, 8; No. northern,
5; rejected, /; no grade 1.
Northern Pacihc-No. northern, 2; rejected,
1; grade, l..
Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha-No.
northern, 5; No. northern, 7; No. g. 8; re-
jected. 3; no grade, IS.
Minnesota Transfer-No grade, /.
Total-No. l hard l.; No. northern. IL; NO.
2 northern, Al No. 3, Is; rejected, IS; no grade,
IS.
Other Grains-No. 2 winter wheat, l. No. 3
winter wheat. II; rejected wheat. L; No: vel
low corn, |; No. 8 white oatc, IS: No. white
oats, -; No. oats. 7; no graz oats: 4; No.
rye, 3; no grade rye, 1; No 2 barley, l; NO.
barley, %; No. barley. 8; No. barley. 5;
no grade barley, 9; No. / fax, 10; rejected flax
3d. grade flax, I.
Cars Inspected Out-No. l northern wheat, "a;
No. northern wheat, rs; No wheat, 5; no
grade wheat, q; No: 8 winter wheat, 8; no
grade winter wheat, /; No. yellow corn, 4;
No: corn. 4; No; white oats, l; No Ray 3 white
No. barley, 1; No. barley, 2; no grade bar
ley, 2; No. 1 flax, 8; rejected fax, 5; no grade
fax. |,
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PEORIA WHISKY, Sept. 5.-whisky s1.as
for finished goods. u.
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PUTS AND CALLS.

Two o'clock report:
Puts-December wheat, 65M @e5hc.
Calls--December wheat. Gee.
Curb-December wheat, 65Ac.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows: Chicago Great
Western, /; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul l.
Minneapolis & st. Louis, g. Chicago, st. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha, +; Great Northern, -
A Il
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GENERAL PRODUCE

OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEAPo
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Friday, Sept 6.-Extra creamery but
ter, hrm; packing stock firm. Strictly fresh
eggs, firm. Fancy country dressed VEAL
steady. Live poultry, firm. Green fruits
steady. New apples, steady. Potatoes,
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MONEY MARKETS

Total. sales. $4,000 shares.
sEx-diyidend. ~ ''---' -'.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Sept 5.-Butter steady;
creameres 15@19c; diaries, 1914 9171zc. Cheese
steady; twins. 1Oc; daisies. 1O1ac; Young Amer
icas, ioh @1oAc Eggs firm; loss of, cases re-
keys, 12h @1314c; chickens, 1oh @131ac.
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN, Sept. 5.-Flour, steady.
Wheat. higher. Close: No: l northern, 73c;
steady; No. l, SIC. Barley, steady; No. 2 66c
sample 4O@66c: Oats, steady; standard SAG
Csc. Corn, 43M @43Ac.
Wheat-Puts. 6SAc; calls 69c
Corn-Puts, 42Mc; calls, 43hc
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ST.. LOUIS GRAIN, Sept. 45.-close: Wheat,
AZ NJ red cash o elsyatos e5he septemher
Corn. higher: No. 2 cash, Soc; September 58Mc;
December: 3sEc: May, 36Mcl Oats, higher: No.
2. cash, 3oc: September. 29Mc; December 27Ac
No. 2 white. 3sc. Lead, firm; $4721a Spelter,
steady, $5O2h. e." =:
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Fairly active stronger; cash, lac; September
aasc; Dec s 729sc; May, I3Ac; Corn-Dull
Oats-Dull, steady; September, 321ac; December
ahc. Rye-52hc. Clover Seductive, firm;
October, So. 67h; prime alsike, $775. -
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Sent.
5.-F)ax-Cash, northwestern, $1.4e; southwes-
Rye-septenher. 461sc BarleyNCash' ssGs3c:.
Timothy September, $4.45. Clover-October So
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN Sept. 5.-Close:
ss No. ar sc H. rfS s9e ear
September, 1875 @491hc; December, 34A @Ahc;
cash, No. 2, mixed, aye; No. white, 5Shc.
Onts-No. 2 white, Csc.