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FRATERNAL NOTES.
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The charteI asked for the colored
order OF Elks was not granted: there
will be no colored order of Elks in
Mississippi. After the protest from the
regular Eiks Of Mississippi against the
approval of the charter by the governor
the charter was held up that proof
might be submitted to the governor to
show that the proposed charter was an
lnfrlngment on the rights of the white
Elks. The proof was ample that the
Elks have copyright on the name and
emblems, and so the Rev. E. P. Jones
CT Vicksburg, one of the incorporators
or the new order, stating that he had
no intention Of infringing on the rights
of others changed the word "Elks" in
his charter to .Reformers," and the
charter was granted.
The election of officers of Pine Bluff
lodge, No. 36, A. 0. U. W., resulted as
follows: Past Master workman. ]. M
Hughes; master workman, DR.. ]. w.
John; foreman, A. c. Baker; overseer,
NJ. S. Webb: recorder, A. B. Smitn;
finance. l.. w Blatherwick; receiver,
w. B. Hilgartner; guide, J. T. Davis:
inside watchman, J. c. Jones: outside
guard, j. H. Boyd trustees, A. A. LIE,
Laurin and J. M. Hughes. An elegant
lunch was served after the election,
and all present had a pleasant time.
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STOCKS WERE QUIET
Nothing Doing On Wall Street
Range Of Prices Was Very
Small.
And the Volume Of Business, During
First Three Hours, only
Trifing.

New York, Sept 4.-The majority of stocks
showed no change In prices on the opening quo
tations, and those that did drifted aimlessly be-
tween small gains and losses. Sugar down
These were the largest changes.
The market was inclined to advance after
the opening, but the movement did not proceed
as the professionals quickly too the smaller
profits. Atchison, Missouri Pacific, Southern
Pacific, Erie, Reading and Southern Railway
We're the most active, but did not vary In any
instance more than onehalf per cent. Metropoli
tan Securities advanced ~. Prices were stiff
fleming again at IL O'Clock.
Ihere had been no sales of United States
steer preferred up to noon, which is significant
OF the stagnant condition Of the market. Gains
of a point were scored by Atchison and Cen
eral Electric, IN by Reading second preferred,
IA by Metropolitan Street Railway and by
Halfway Steel Spring preferred. Colorado Fuel,
Woolen preferred and New York, Chicago & st.
Louis fell l. and Minneapolis & st. Louis 2.
Bonds were firm at noon.
Atchlson was bid up steadily and touched
66A, rise OF over two points, with some large
blocks OF the stock changing hands. The other
Grangers improved further fraction and the
Coalers were also in better demand. Consoli
dated Gas advanced and North Western ~.
The market maintained rather strong under
tone until well into the afternoon. Atchisor
continued to lead the days rise and crossed 81
| Western stocks generally sympathized In the
| movement to the extent of point Col
orado Fuel ran off 2A, but the other metal stocks
were not affected.
! Pennsylvania, Peoples Gas and Cast Iron Pip;
rose point. Colorado Fuel dropped 81 and raj
He'd IL. Prices yielded slightly in the genera
list on realizing. Hide end Leather preferred los
1. Prices hardened again and the closing wa
steady but intensely dull.
| Stock quotations reported, for The Journa
BY Watson d Co., Chamber Of Commerce, Mime
| Closing figures are bid. . F.. .r p -.
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Congress of Great Interest.
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Editor B; F. Howard. Of the Daily Trade
Bulletin, after getting reports from each county
estimates the wheat yield of Minnesota and the
two Dakotas at 100, 100000 bu. This is SO, 900,
600 higher than the Jones estimate.
Chicago to Whallon-Wheat dull. outside trade
light Commission houses have sold wheat. Lo.
cal longs trying to sustain price. Foreign news
and cables bearsh.
Weather Map-Frosts in North Dakota. Heavy
frosts at Wiliston and frost at Bismarck Heavy
rain at Rapid City. few scattered light
showers in the northwest.
Forecast-North Dakota. fair. cooler probably
frost: Saturday fair and warmer. South Da.
kota. fair to-day and Saturday cooler: possibly
light frost; warmer west Saturday. Minnesota
fair to-day and Saturday: frost tonight; heavy
frost IN northwest portion. Nebraska, fair
cooler tonight; warmer Saturday Iowa-Fair
cooler. Kansas. fair; cooler.
Livcrpool-It is reported that the wheat cror
in the United Kingdom is better than
Official reports state that wheat prospects in
New South Wales are splendid.
w. H. aBrtlett says-While Temperatures are
seasonable for this time of the year, we need
August weather to mature this corn crop. Think
soft spots.
Liverpool close-wheat sd lower; corn un
changed.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION,

~ Inspected In-Wheat- Northern7a-
L; rejected, s; no grade, 18.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. i north.
ern, q; No northern, 1S; No. 8, 6; rejected,
s; grade 8.
Minneapolis s. St. .Louis-No. 2 northern, 2
No. 3, 1; grade. 2.
500 Mne-No / northern, !; No: northern, 8.
Chicago st. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha
No. northern, 8; No. 2 northern, 2; No. 8, 1;
rejected l.; grade, Z.
Chicago Great Western-No grade. !.
Total-No. 1 northern, 49, No 2 northern. SO;
No. 3, 8; rejected, IL; no grade, 80.
Other Grains-,Cars--No: macaroni wheat, ]
No. winter wheat, /; No. 2 winter wheat, So
No. winter wheat, is; rejected winter wheat
2; NO grade winter wheat, S; No. 3 yellow corn
Ne: 4 white oats: S5i Se: s oats, Il: no grade
rye: 2; No barley, l. No. barley, IA; No.
barley, Al; no grade barley, IL; No. 1 fax, IL
rejected flax, 3; no grade flax. 1.
Cars Inspected Out-No: northern wheat, 40
No. 2 northern wheat SO; No. wheat, 8; re
jected wheat, g. no grade wheat, 8; rejected
macaroni wheat, l; No. white oats 10: nt
No. barley, IT; No. i fax. g.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
DID WEATHER ADVANCES PRICES OF AL.
THREE GRAINS.

Chicago, SEPT. 4:-With northwest weather
ket opened strong. with December shade to
and the demand quite general at the opening,
and prices seemed to hold well after a slight
drop. just afr the start. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts Of 1877 cars which with
local receipts of 136 cars, four of contract
grade, made total receipts for the three points
Of 1913 cars, against 4e3 last week and 55S a
year ago.
The promise Of clearing weather in the north
west with some selling orders from the south
west. caused slightly easier tone later in the
session. altho there was but little decline in
prices. December closed &c lower, at $3.50.
The approaching holidays narrowed speculation
and trading was light.
Close: Wheat-september, soAc: old, soAc;
December, $3.50 old, s21s nc; May, s411c.
Cash Wheat-No. red, S2hc; No. red, 81 u
@S2c; No. 2 hard winter. 81@S1hc; No. hard
winter. 7s61soc.
On fear of cold and frost moving south, corn
| opened strong, with December A@$c higher at
52hc to 52Mc. There was good deal of this
option for sale on the advance and the quo
2SS cars, % of contract grade
Free buying later created covering by provision
interests and s. good general demand held the
| market strong and the close was at net gain of
| sc for December at 52Hc.
! Close: Corn-Scptember, 52Nc; December,
'1 Cash Ger cern-No. ?, 52a@5sc; No. 8, 52h@
$3.50.
The oat market was strong and December wa.
lup M@Ac at 37A@S719c. Small receipts ant
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Whallon. Case & Co., from New York: There
Is very little Atchison for sale and there is good
demand for it in loan crowd.
It Is stated that Atchfson's report for the
full year will slow net decrease Of 81 ,312, 500
and slight increase In fixed charges. After the
deduction of $2500,O00 for the debentures, sink
Ing fund and dividends on the preferred there
will be a surplus of between IS, SOC, 900 and
Sc, DOC, O00 which is between 81 and per cent
the stock. 1t IS believed however, that a
much greater earning power will be shown and
that per cent on the stock Will be shown to
have been earned.
Waldorf stock gossip to Watson: Despite the
limited speculation, the consensus of opinion ia
vors the long side. Believers In ultimate ad.
vance dwell en- the point that banks, trust COM
panies, insurance companies and big men have
the stocks. which accounts for the limited offer
ings of the latter on dec1ires. Thus it is re-
gardcd as significant that the advance in the
Bank Of Engiands rate of discount to per cent
caused by u small setback In prices. The fact
that it was followed by nothing more important
than recession that averaged less than point
in standard stocks is attributed to the belief that
the governors of the ank, fea ring urgent ex-
port demand for gold later. in the season to pay
for American products, are taking measures to
protect the banks gold reserve as far as posi-
BILE. AS the market is oversold and the bears
are not sure Of their ground, there is some ex-
pecta ton that the near. future will witness q
rally on covering purchases.
ST. LOUIS LEAD, Sept 4.-Lead-Firm, 81 20
@4.25. Spelter-Firm. SIS. 60@5.70.
Argentine wheat crop Is growing well.
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FLAx-Elax sold well at csc to os1ac for No.
J. seed, rejected bringing about lie under No. 1.
MOL to arrive sold at csc.
Closing prices: Minneapolis cash e71hc; to
arrive, 9714s; September, 9eNc; October, s71ac;
CoRSISo. s yellow closed at b2Hc. Re-
csipts, 10 cars; shipments,s1 car.
i OATS-Another good market for OATS Good
demand ruled for all grades, and prices were
firm and higher than yesterday. No. white
oats closed at Sec. Receipts II cars; shipments,
FEED AND MEAL--Coarse corn meal and
2-3 and 1-3 oats. SO-lb sacks. sacks extra,
$1a.1o; % ground feed. a corn and "a oats.
75-lb sacks, sacks extra, $1875; No. 8 ground
feed 2 20 oats and l-s corn, 75-lb sacks, sacks
MILEsT TiGi Fs-Millers put up prices again on
bran. AL grades are firm as quoted Demand
is good and millers say they have all the bust
ness in hand they can conveniently care for.
Bran in bulk. 1925; shorts IN bulk, s15@15;5 so;
,S21 @421.50: all +. o. b. in Minneapolis in 1OO-lb
sacks, $3.50 per ton additional. Shipments 1,16e
tons. srs ~ -. p. ~, Il
RYE-Good demand was noted and prices were
cars: shipments,
BARLEY-!he same good demand continues
for barley and the demand Is brisk. Outside de-
imand is good and eastern buyers are well rep
sell readily. Receipts. 4 cars; shipments. 20
cars: Feed grades closed at 4o@43c; mailing
HAY-upland choice. ss.5o@e.5o upland No.
I. $s.5O@9; upland, No. 2. $7:5O@s; midland,
% f%atbH aSSd No. $S@s
timothy. No. 2. 5000; rye straw, choice, SEQ
ESQ; slough, $6@7.5O. Receipts 121 TONS
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WASHINGTON Sept. 4.-To-day's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund, ex-
elusive of the $4,000 900 gold reserve in the
balance $2s5 is gold, s1o5, ss5; silver,
SGT, 1855, S14; United States notes. $11 1888. 214;
treasury notes of 1890, $1o7,77e; national bank
s1,745a33: total receipts this month s6,573,o4
total receipts this year, SLOT 037 301; total
penditures this month, $6,01O,0OO; total expendi-
lures this year. $1o5 422 1888; deposits in national
day New York encn e1spn Selling
s sF ra fSs ps%n
rate 4oc dis SEQ, London eo-day sight docu-
st. Paul ciearings to-day, ssse1557o
BERLIN, Sept. 4.-Exchange on London, 20
SIX months per cent three months
SEPT 4ee s to nt .a 1mo OF Of
land for shipment to Rumania. =
PARIS Sept 4 IT per cent rentes
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Sept. 4-consols
senses & ssSae Aed
Western; l7M: Chicago, milwaukee, s St: Paul,
d4SA; DeBeers, 2oA; Denver & Rio Grande.
Pre- SIX Erie
ferred, .52h; illinois Central 1871; Louisville s
New 9 2osA Mssou a5 KANSAS Rerfok
ern, 64A; Norfolk & Western preferred, 9oH
Rand Mines western it. Rea Sa Rsadg
Southern $srd sa RaSay s9Sthesa RAILWAY
States Steel, ssA United states Steel preferred
Bar silver, 2e5-ied per ounce. Money, 1ha
1A per cent The rate Of dseoHnt in the opsI
| three months bills Is 315 per cent.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Sept. 4.-The cotton
market opened firm at points higher Oct
3 points lower the other positions. The firm
ness due to covering and bull support and
after the call the list for a time displayed
siderable strength with September selling up to
11.1Gc; October to 10.15c; December, 9:s5c and
January to 9.S2c on buying for the various bull
cllues and the room contingent. The market
later became more active and prices began to
work downward soon after reaching level or
8 points under yesterdays finals.
At noon the market was quiet, but steady.
with prices net to points lower. Spot, quiet;
Cotton-Spot closed steady; middling upands.
12.50c; midding gulf, H. 5c. Sales, 41O6 bales
Sugar raw. firm; fair refining, 33sc; centri-
fugai., So test. 3sc.; molasses sugar, S1*c;
refined firm; crushed. o.1oc; powdered 51oc;
| SIC. Molasses, firm: New Orleans, 81 @42c.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
FAIR FOREIGN TRADE AND ExCELLEN
DOMESTIC DEMAND,

Some of the smaller Independent mills reported
a good trade In four this morning Mt firm prices
and better demand from abroad. The larger
companies report about the conditions but
say that foreign buyers have not followed 70 we'll
OH the recent advances IN prices as they had
hoped would be the There is a fair foreign
trade on the whole and excellent domestic
demand Prices are quoted firm and steady, but
are not materially changed, the higher cash
wheat prices being Offset in part by advances IL,
prices of bran and shorts.
Shipments, 46,159 brls
Quotations: First patents, $4.60@4.60; second
patents s4.4ol4.oO; first clears $a.bO@3 50;
second clears, $2.66@2.15 0 b in wood, Mime.
apOls.
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ARGENTINE SHIPMENTS.
PUTS. AND CALLS.

Two o'clock report: -
Puts-December wheat, 79Hc.
Calls-December wheat, S1%@S1hc.
Curb-December wheat, sOMc.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Sept. 4.-Wheat-Old No.
hard and Nc. northern, sec new, No. hard
to arrive, Sac; No. / northern, S3c; No. 2 north
northern. BIC; September, sac; December, sohc.
Flax-In store, OH track and to arrive, Septem-
Der and October eo!ac; November, eeAc; Decem-
$3.50. Barley@0@57c. Receipts-Wheat,
IS, 874 bu; shipments, 1000 bu.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Sept. 49,
Flour receipts, q $50 lbs; sales, 400 pkgs mar
ke I qulet Dut nrm. on ,oo ooo a.
market opened arm and higher on rains in the
northwest and disturbing news from Turkey but
ss ss se Hnq Msy ss Ss%
RyeTFirm; state and jersey, S5@e7c; No. z
wesssrn e. b. a iss bu: sales
market dull but steady on prospects for much
cooler weather thruout the belt. December
6sts51Rs Res 10000 bu; market nominal
Close: Wheat-December, SSc; May, SOC. Corn
December, 58Ac; May, 5s%c. '...
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Sept 4.-Close: Wheat
hard 7e@s1c: .Corn-Hi CHER; No. cash, 4sKc;
essa ?% May &c
December SEC; May, asc; No. 2 white, 4oc.
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN AND FLOUR, Sept. 4
Flour steady. Wheat strong; No. north
ern, ss@eoe; No. 2 northern, ssh @ssc; new
ss ssE @S2 Rs sa isSss 5A f ss
B Barley, au strong; No; 2 &C. SAMPLES $4,000
bid e pats s't si&c ais bd
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept. 4.-Wheat-spo
No. 1 northern spring, strong, IS 1od; futures
steady September, IS 6Ad; October, IS 6hd
December, Us 6Ad. :.
Corn-Spot American mixed, steady As 6a4d
Futures, steady; September, As ehd; October
As 612d. r. ~. 49,. 80. -.-
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS, Sept
4:-Rye. Septe mber, 55c; December, 56Ac; May
| 52A @52Mc:. Flax, cash northwestern, 81; south
western, s4kc; September, "a nc; October, e5kc
m9thy' g cash $500 10: SEPTEMBER, $322h
1925; October, SO. Barley, cash, 45@5Oc.
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DISAPPOINTED.

Aunt Margaret-And if you're good
real good-you'u go to heaven.
Little Dorothy-Is that all? I thought
maby you were going to give me a quarter.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows: Chicago Great
Western, L. Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
| l; Minneapolis l. St. Louis, 2; Chicago St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha. 6; Great Northern 2;
| Northern Pacific, T; total 10,
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Friday, Sept. 4.-Butter, firm. E
firm. Poultry, weak. Veal, steady.
Eggs,

firm. Poultry, weak. VEAL steady. ~
frsts tic; seconds, 15c; diaries, extras Ice;
daries, frsts, lac; diaries, seconds, 12hc; pack
ing stock, 1870. =. -
EGGs-New laid eggs at mark, cases included,
i4Ac; candled loss of, per doz, tic; dirties,
$780, April stoTag s' car lot H' Charges
,CHEESE-.Twins or fats fancy, II 1hc; twins
or mats choice lOQp10&c; twins fats, fair to
good, s@ac; Young Americas fancy, 1a@1a7Ac;
brick No: l, ne; brick, No. O. 1oc; brick.
Swiss, No: /, block, i5c; swiss, No. 2, block,
49, Gi1 dHisss pd No T /, 125ze: ,.
l2Ac; turkeys, thin small, unstable; chickens,
hens SIC; chickens, ROSTERS, &c; springs,
DO 9s S ac whe e
d 6REsssfED MEAIs,-yenl. fancy, per lib, 7,z@
s@ec; milk lambs pelts Of sioc hogs lng gGt
s@4s pis5sFsl Al buffalo, Sc; bullheads &C..
P9PcSkS@old rice, per IT, f f&Se; ne new rice,
oa dtS doz 70c Dead per doz
E3D gssT R, 'o h: saas
a. ssds sa 9se3s sS ne ssy PsSS
picked, 1925; medium fair $175; medium.
mixed and dirty, 55@8Oc: brown, fancy So;
brown fair TO- good s15o@1.eo Lima Gaiifor,,
wealthy per brP $780, per eook 1n
P!NE S411Is crate SIS:
t. $685. 42 Choice $3.50; Call
fornia, fancy, as to size, So; choice, as to size
81. so.
SWEET PCTATOEs-Per brl, Jerseys, $3.50
M " 4?IES q;I,9 s-- crate, 81.
/. PEA Rs RS-Mtchigan Bartletts brI, SIS.
t PEACHES Southern Liberia, 6basket crates
! 81. 275; Michigan, bu S1.5o; Michigan, y
&C CALIFORNIA FRu1rs-Peaches, per box, $:
Washington, s2.25@2.5o. 49, -
i GRAPES-Concords, per basket, 22c; ives
s p crates, s2.75@a Malaga, s1.5o; Tokay
BANANsAassm Ear Fancy, large punches, So; medium
HoNEY.New, fancy white Lib sections, 4
barrels sl t, 6@ g extracted amber, ne.
plant, per doz, $l5o@2; radishes, per do
heads, per doz, 3oc mint, per doz, 25c; nes
! potatoes. per blu. soc; celery, per doz 25c; ney
beets beet per doz punches, COO; spinach. per bu
liaower, per doz, $1@1.25 parsnips, bu, 75c. 1'
NEW YORK PRODUCE, SEPT. 4.-Butter, re
ceipts, $3.50 packages; market firm; state dairy
12@14hc; creamery thirds to irsts 15@1eBc
Cheese, ~, receipts, s,iss packages; market arm
white 1oc. Eggs. receipts, 444e packages
market firm; state and Pennsylvania fame
mixed, 23@24c; state and Pennsylvania second
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, SEPT.
oH1cAao PRopnuE

CHICAGO PRODUCE, Sent, 4.-Butter-
Steady; creameries. 14@19c; dairies. I3@I7c.
Eggs Firm at mark, cases included. 16,S a
17Ac: Cheese-steady; daisies, 1o@10hc; twins.
Steady; turkeys lie; chickens. lhens, loiac;
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New York wired aWtson that there are fair
export orders at 1sc under present prices.
Weather-kansas City; raining. 20; st. Louis.
cloudy, 65. . 5' - $500 - -.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Sept. 4.-The pro
vision market is q quiet but firm one. with
prices 21lc to &c higher. September quotations
at opening were: Pork. $3.50; lard. $s:67 "
ribs, $S.02h. The opening hour was marked
Close: Pork, September. $1270; October
$12 s21a; May, 1925. Lard. September. s. tn
October. $7.SOt17. S21a; December, $1.25; Janu
airy. $7.15. Ribs. September, $S.07h; October
S.. Is; January, $6.S2h.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, SEPT. 4.-Beef
firm. Pork, quiet; mess, $14. 5O@15.25. Lard
prime western III -.
PEORIA WHISKY, Sept. 4.--whisky on the
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SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Sept. 4.-cat
tle-Receipts, 1900; market strong; beef steers
$4.25 @5.75; cows and heifers. $3.00@4.25; west
ern steers, $3.OO@D44O; Texas steers. $275@
3.75; range cows and heifers, $2.25@3.4O; stock
ers and feeders. $3.00@4.15. o.. ,
Hogs-Receipts, 4.OOO market 1Oc higher
heavy, 5.3O@5. 40; pigs, $5@5.5O. -
sheep--Receipts, $500: market steady; sheep
50. 253. Is; lambs, $4.0O@4.75.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Sept. 4.--Cattle-Re
ceipts, 2. 500; market steady. Good to prime
stockers and feeders, $2.5o@4.25; cows. G.50G
AIS; heifers, $2@5; Gamers, $1.5o@2.75; bulls
"a $50; western steers. SO. 2o@s.e5. 5zs r=@..
o nodHogs-Receipts to-day 4, 900; to.morrow. lo
ers. $5.35@6: good to choice heavy, $b:50@5. 81
rough heavy, $52o@5.5o; light, $5eo@62o; bulA
sheep-Receipts, 10000; sheep and lambs
steady: Good to choice wethers. $3.25M375; fail
to choice mixed. $2:25@S;25; western sheep, 500
So. b0@b.10. .-.. ....
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Sept. 4.-Cattle
receipts, 4,00O market steady; beef steers, 81 10
@5.55; Texans, $1.5O@5.25; cows and heifers,
$1,000; stockers and feeders, $2.5o@4 40;
heavy, So 10; packers. $5.45@5.7O; workers.,
SIS. IS @5o5; pigs, $5.55@590.
Sheep, receipts 1000; market steady; sheep,
81. 50@42h; lambs, $2.90@5.3O. -
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M1nwAY HoRsE MARKFT Min

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer, st. Paul, Mimi. Eept. Barrett & Zim-
norman report decidedly active demand on all
prime offerings Drafters weighing from 1000
and upwards were looked for by Michigan and
Wisconsin lumbermen. Several carloads were
sold at from $175 to s245 head. Values:
@1S5; drafters, common to good, $130@165;
farm mares, extra, s135@150; farm mares,
choice, $115@195; farm mare, common to good,
$95@115.
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HE HAD.

HE HAD.
Chicago Tribune.
Dissatisfied Guest Cat Skedunk Hotel)-
Haven't you any egg plant?
Waiter-Sure. It's out in the barnyard
But you don't want to order a whols
henhouse, do you?
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THE CASH TRADE

CASH SALES REPORTED TO-DAY SPLENDID
OATS AND BARLEY TRADE-MILLSTUFF6
STRONGER.
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Sept. 4.-Receipts
Ca tile, 100: hoge, 1000.
Hogs-1Oc higher. Sales: 81, 267 lbs, $5.25;
g. 2ls It's, s5s5; 81, go lbs, $500
Cattle-Steady. Sales: IA beeves, 1,140 lbs,
$4.7O; 1,34O lbs, $50; COWS, 300 lbs, $3.50;
7so lbs, $3.50: H. so Obs, $2.75; 10, 7eO lbs.
$3.75; 8 yearlings, $40 lbs, $3.50; Z, e0s lbs,
$2.75; 9, $50 lbs, $3.50.
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receipts $500; market steady; beef steers, $3.75
@5.50: stockers and feeders. 81. e5@36O: cows
and heifers, $225@4.75; Texas steers, ST.
@3.9O. ,.v .,..s -. .. ,.--.s 49,
Hogs, receipts, 1000; market strong; pigs and
g6ts Sesf
Sheep, receipts, 1000; market steady; sheep,
$3.25M565; lambs. $3(15.6O.
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THE DAYS RESULTS

nsH4yns b. Locals sent The latter month to
Close: Oats-September, sec; December, S71a
@37&c; May, 1914 @39sc
Cash oats,No. 2, Bic; No. 3, $3.50.
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PEORIA WHISKY, Sept. 4.-whisky on the
basis Of $1.23 for finished goods