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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-22
PRICES IN STOCKS
TAKE GOOD DIP
OPENING DEALINGS IN WALL.
STREET sIIoW DECLINE.
Some Of the Leaderssat the Outset Were
Down Half Southern Pacific an
Exception Some of the specialties
Showed Gains.

New York, Sept. 22,-Prices Of stocks today
dipped rather decidedly the opening dealings.
The only important exception was Southern her, pa;
ctfc, OF which 5000 shares sold at o61a and
56A, compared with 56A last night. There
We're also running sales OF 900 shares OF Union
Pacific at 1ooA and 1oo9s, compared with 1oo9s
last night "A number Of the leaders were down
y, Including Pennsylvania, st. Paul Atchison
and United States Steel preferred. few
specialtles showed gains, " Westinghouse Electric
rising a point. y
/ Purchases of the general list were stimulated
by "a further rise in Southern Pacific to h7A
St. Paul and PENNSYLVANIA recovered their open
ing losses, and other stocks moved up slightly;
Free selling Of the general market was resumed
when profits We're sought In the Pa
$cifcs. Southern Pacific reacted Is, Union
Pacific = 4 and Atchtson fell point under last
to a. lower level than al; the opening. Lacka
wanna, Colorado Southern and the first preferred
rose Ito j u; Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago s
st. Louis yielded " and Anaconda AZ.
( J Interest in the market subsidized at the low
level and there was scarcely enough business te
keep the ticker moving, .,A few slight rallies
were not maintained !, Detroit United Railway
advanced IN, Metropolitan Securities /, Ameri
can Tobacco preferred 2 and Continental Tobacco
preferred 2A. Atlantic CoastI1ine lost IN
Canada Southern - and Northern Central 3.
The market was largely given up to the deal lea,
reaction wiped out the. gain in the latter ant
carried Union Pacific more than point under
last night. Pennsylvania, New York Contra
anu a0t. duA atoV2 lOSCF ABOUT pOAuls VeAcia
Electric. IN and Hooking Valley 2. North
Western rose TX. The market was dull ant
heavy at noon. Bonds were Irregular at noon.
Prices, dropped abruptly for: an interval afte
- o'clock, bear, traders putting out large line
of coalers, western and United States Stee
stocks When the selling eliminated, the mar
ket became almost nfeless.. but showed no rally
| ing power. Losses had been scored Of to51A
in Canadian Pacific, Louisville & Nashville, Mis-
souri, Pacific. Reading. Chesapeake Ohio Unite
States Steel preferred, <Amalgamated Copper
Pressed Steel Car and American Car. &
r. st. Paul dropped to 1861 in the final hour an
North Western fell back to below last night
I A demand then developed for Louisville & Nash
lantic Coast Zine and United States Steel Hpre
ferred recovered their losses. Later, Oontari
I & Western moved strongly upward Us. IS TIL
Prices slipped back again aud the cclosing wa
dull and easy. x x 3 ~ IA 49,.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal b
| Watson & Co., brokers, Chamber Of Commerce
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid, e
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THE CASH TRADE
FLAX BREAKS AGAIN-EvERYTHING Ell
WEAK AS WELL.

FLAX BREAKS CONTEMPLATING ELSE
WEAK AS WELL.
FLAX-Another big break in fax and prices
down over 10c from the recent high points. The
market weak and without support, following the
Duluth o-tion. ~
rive; S1.14A; September; $1141a.
& year ago. and shipped II cars.
OATS-Prices lost another 1ac all grades.
No white closed at 291ac. Receipts, 18s cars;
shipments. Is ears.
CORN-The market was weak all around. No.
: yellow closed at INC. Receipts II cars; ship
ments ! ~
( MILLSTUFFS-The market is sharply lower
I today. all grades being reduced. Bran in bulk,
$15M15.2o shorts. $165O@11; middings. $19@
! 1850; red dog 500; all t b in Minneapolis;
sacks, 81. 90 per ton additional. Shipments, 81
1 tons.
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse meal and
+ cracked corn, in sacks. sacks extra. $20@20 25;
1 No. / grouid feed. 2-3 and 1-3 oats. S0-lb
1 sacks, sacks extra, $21@N.25: No. 2 ground
feed, Il and y oats, S0-lb sacks, sacks ex-
4 ira. S2l .50@2175; No. ground feed, 10 corn
4 and % oats, 75-lb sacks, sacks extra, $22@
RYE-Closving figures for No. 2, TING, Re-
ceipts, IS cars; shipments. cars.
: BARLEY-Feed grades quoted at 35 GD42c;
& mailing grades, 42G47c. Receipts, 81 cars; ship
rlents, SO
HAY-Choice timothy. se.5o@1o No l timo.
< thy, $9@9.50: No. timothy. $S4S.5O; No. :
4 timothy, Sc .50M7; choice upland, $7@7.5O; No
f upland, 81 .5oots; midland, $7@7.5o; wye
y straw, $550@6; wheat and oats straw So. so a
= $50. Receipts, 1888 tons.
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MISCELLANEOUS

:: NEW: YORK COTTON, Sept. 22.-The cotton
market opened weak at decline of 5M13 points
In respones to lower cables than expected. Trad
ing was feavertshly. active and reports that
caused considerable excitement: There was
heavy realizing during the early trading but the
market absorbed the offerings very we'll and
imlnedia lately following the cal advanced several
points. uBt commission houses seemed to be
selling and the market eased off to about the
firm. however, and toward the end Of the first
hour the market was back again to within a few
points of last nights closing prices. The
weather was not favorable so far as temperatures
were concerned but aims in the eastern belt
attracted unfavorable comment and while the
smaller movement was expected from Houston
tomorrow. 3r -
: Cotton futures opeaed weak; September, 1o.s5c;
October, 1O.6 CSC; November, lotto; December.
iO.7Sc; January, 1O:83c; February, 1O. s3c bid
March ieess; April; H. 1o.ssc bid; May, 1o.esc;
!, At. midday the market. was firm on renewed
tulling and net 1903 points higher.
middling gulf, 1.5Oc. =
Spot cotton quiet; middling upland, 13oc F.;
middling gulf .55c. Sales, 800 bales.
-, Cotton futures closed barely steady; Sep4am-
Der, 1913; October, 1065c: November, 1850;
7ec March. 10 SOC; April 10 Sc; May do.sfe
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE; Sept, o.
Sugar, raw dull; fair refining, 81 G. centrifu.
gal. 90 test. 5-16c; molasses sugar, SIC; re.
fined quiet; crushed. $3.50; powdered, $3.50;
graduated, 5.25c. Coffee. firm; No Rio, sac
Molasses firm; New Orleans, 81 @37c.
NEW YORK OIL, Sept. 22-Petroleum
a nnrfS 0kn
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BUTTER-Receipts. yesterday, 81 1851 pounds;
isNe ereameres seconds i4e; dairiss EXTRA tss,
l6c; diaries, frsts, 13c; dairies, seconds INC;
sst yssxFss sk f ess sshdSS
ssgts; esss COUNT sssss ineiqdsd satse?. cold
Of 50 do1 checks asS per- case case
oHEEsEETwins or flats, fancy. 1oc; twins
o. fats choice; SC; twins or fats fair to good
M fair to good 4Gsc daisies twins twins or dats
fancy, Joe; daisies. twins or dats, choice, 81
sea h STYLE e Young haz IN aa'5g
@sc; BRICK, No. 1, 12c; brick, No, 2, &c; brick
ha g. s@ 81 la%11Trser Mo-
No; l, e@eMe; Swiss, fancy, loaf. 1sk @14c
rs: Swiss fancy, bloeE lac; sxiss $50 CHOICE
:: LIVE PoUIrRY-rurkeys, 12c; hens, 1oAc;
81, springs. .er ID, lie; ebroilers, Il to 3 lbs
dressed MEATs-veaL fancy. ID, Sc; fat,
t tSn ftaRe SSs 5 Ss Ss blahmbs milk fancy
s@ sSs; PSs 1855; suaass' psrsS and Sinai
81 G = large crates, s1.25; ton
PSTATons- per bu, 4oo.
| 0E1ONS-Dry, 100 lbs, 90e@$1. -
,,1 DRIED q = PEAs-Fancy yellow, bu, $50: me-
msrpoN s2o; green fancy $780, medium, s1l5
III P5GE 5o live, young or old. doz, 75c
i've Or dead, dog, Zoe; small, poor and thin
~, BEAT Is include sacks: Eane:
hand-picked,, $1.9O; medium fair, 81 rs; me
$s:75 brown, fair to good. $s; Lima California
50 A kPG5 Is varieties $2so@a; Wealthy
1MTrMan1sScendents, fancy, bu, $l.25; common, blu
6AANGEs-Late valencias, all sizes, s4@45o
y.LEMoNs-Californa fancy, as to size, S4.25
echoic &c. 81: Messinas, $8.5o@4 verdilas, soOs
HoNEY~Extra fancy white lib sections, 12c
fancy white. lib sections. lie; choice white
Up sections, 9ci amber. Zoe; goldenrod 10c
VEST COAST FRU1Ts-california. peaches
per box, 75@S5c; pluns, crate, 81 CLIO; fame,
erate s. pfa oFavs box $780, grapes HAMBURG
CRANBERR1EsNCsap Cod bri, so, ii
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., EACH >15@2Oc: can
taloups, crate, Toe; Rock Nord, crate $3.50
gems. ID blu basket. 4Oc. '.s-.-.. : =. -, ~,
1e SWEET T., PSoSTzAToEsvrsinias, bril- $500
BANANAS-Jumbo punches, S3@S.25; larg
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, string, bu, 75c
beans, wax, bu, 75c; beets, bu, soc; carrots. bu
&C., corn; green, doz, s@1oc; cueumbers, do2
mint, doz, 4Oc: onions, doz punches, l5@2Oc
parsley, doz, 25c; rutabagas Blu. 35c; radishe.
round doz lunches. 16@2oc: squash, doz, So
bu, COO; WateTcress dos. 9oc: garlic, 1o@121 Nc
celery, 25ll3Oc.
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STATE GRAIN 1NgPEtcTIoN: sEpr..se,

. &SIAIE GhA4N 1NSRECIlON, SEET.X1,
Inspected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Northern
No northern, IL; No. northern. 5; No. 8,
49,; No. i. e.; rejected, 81; no grade. 3.
ern. 49,; No. 2 northern. H:: No. g. rs; No 4,
Minneapolis g. st. Louis--No. /! northern 20:
No, northern, 4: No. g. s.. No. T. g.; no
grade. 2. ,,..2...@ -: ~ =
500 Line-No. northern, IT. No. northern.
-; No. s. 10; No. 4, 4; rejected, 2; No
Northern Pacihc--No. ! northern. i: No. 2
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & omaha&Np.
hard. L; = No. ! northern IL; No. 2 north
ern, II; No. 3, 6; No 4, 6; rejected 10; no
grade. /. -t---~
= Totals--No. l hard. 1; No. 1 northern, 1o2;
No 2 northern, 60: No 3, 70: No. r. 49,: re-
jected 80; no grade, 16. %a
Other Gratns-No. macaroni wheat, j.; No.
macaroni wheat, 2; No. 8 macaroni wheat. 3:
no grade #pacaroni wheat, Il; No. 2 winter
winter wheat, !; No, yellow corn, s; No.
No. white oats Il; No; 8 white soats, 45
oats, q; No: rye, 4. No: 3 rye. 6: no
grade rye. T. No. 5 barley, ]: No. a barley,
A; No. feed barley, 35; No. 2 feed barley.
= No grade Aba barls s 8 No. northwestern fax
y Inspected Out-Cars-No. 1 northern wheat
5; No. northern wheat. 81; No. 3 wheat, IS
No. 4 wheat. 10; rejected wheat, 8: No. 2
winter wheat, 10; rejected winter wheat, /
No. 2 white oats, g.; No. 3soats. i; grade
oats, A; No. / feed barley, L.; No. 2 feed
barley, 1; No. rye, 1; No. fax, Z. =,
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MONEY REPORTS

BERLIN, Sept. 22.-Exchange on London, 90
marks Al pigs for checks
Discount rates. short bills 21A per cent: three
months' bills, 31s per cent. y 80
Z LONDON, Sept. % The weekly statement
changes:
Total reserve. increased s519, 900; scircuistion,
decreased E2S2, 600; bullion increased E236
81; other securities, increased sl35 0Oo:9 other
deposits dse Gre sd public deposits
e 5000 government securities. unchanged,
The proportion of the banks reserve to lfabili-
ties this week Is 885 per cent; last week 1t
was 1856 per. cent I'd s3s5 3
The rate Of discount OF the Bank Of Englxaa
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WET WEATHER PROSPECTS HOLD WHEAT
- MARKET STEADY. --s-. -

tho psSsat
able liquidation by small holders, but apparently
io%er at ~ to s. os Hefe
ss aS s 1asf to 4f $751; b1ss
e hs fay % s sed as th? fsns
of s4 ca Rn sRans q s sr. sst aa
More activity was manifested late in the day day.
News from the northwest was extremely bgli I
vas considered bqilish, primary receipts a. .the
Under these Influences the market here became
strong; December advancing to $11oA and May
the day, both December and May showing a
Ga h Ss Ma Ssri s 81 s1s s sss
81. os@1 90; No. northern, .$1.2o; No 2 north:
erp sl18; No 3 spring: s115 >, -, - !,
Warm wssfhep thfeout the Vest
# cables Pit traders were the principal sellers.
at PesSSt
S Of srad receipts
The market failed to rally from the early
weakness, the principal FACTOR DenS 1aVOI aDle
crop reports. The low point on December was
reached at 1890. The market closed weak, with
December off A@&c: at SOC.
Cash corn, No. 2, 52@521kc; No. 8. 52@521Ac
&C Close sio ceraMSeptember' o1%c; December
An easier tone prevailed in the oats market
Trading was very light and mostly Of local char
aeter. December opened unchanged to &c lower
at 81 q @31Rc, and sold off to 81 Y @31M We. Lo
cal receipts $50 cars.
Z. Cash oats. No. 2. Bic; No. 3, 3O@3O1hc.~
| " Close: - Oats-Septeinber, 30Ac; December
| 81 81 M31 1%c: May. 33Mc.
The follow ing was the range Of prices:
| Wheat Sept ., Dec. May.
Opening. 49,. 1.os% 90 1.10% Of .10sz
Highest. .O7R 1.1OA 1.12A
Lowest. 1.o6as 1.osM 1.1o% al. 1oh
| Close -lI..t ...
Today. 1.o7M 1.1oh u 1.12A :.
Ystdy... l.06H 100 1.1OM al. 1Oai
Yr ago.. 7414 7ess @7e1s 1871 @7sfI
Corn ....-
Opening ......... 50 5o@ooA 4eh OK
Highest 52M 5012@B 494s
| Lowest .......... 81 rs 1875 4S1a q
| Close
To-day ....... 515s So 4e@4s,k
| Yesterday 81 50A@H 49h or
| Year ago 46ss 1864 @A 45H
Opening ......... ........s 31A@R 34M0A
Highest ......... SOh S1R 34as
Lowest 3OA BIZ 33R
| Close
Today .....:.. seA a1s@K saM
| Yesterday 3Ok 31N 54%
Year ago ..:... 36h 37h on 1915
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SOUTH OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Sept 22.-Cat-
tle-Receipts, 5000; market steady to easier
| native steers, sac; COWS and heifers, $2.40@
3.75; calves $3@5 80. ;,
s5so PIGS, $47SG55o bulk Of sales S. Is
| @5.s5.
| sheep-Receipts, 1880; market steady !;
sheep, $2.5O@3.70; lambs, 81 5O@5.15.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Sept s22.-Cattle.
receipts 1000 including 25oo a. Texans Market Hl;s
ers. $2.35@3. 80.
Hogs, receipts 1000. Market lower. Pigs
| and lights $4.5O@5.90; butchers and best heavy,
$5.90@610. !.
Sheep, receipts. 3, 500. Market steady. Sheep,
So. 80 $3.50; lambs, $4.2565.50. 8,
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CASE OF NECESSITY.

Philadelphia Ledger.
The other Sunday two Kensington boys
were industriously digging in a vacant
lot, when man who was passing stopped
to give them a lecture. $50
Don't you know that it is a sin to dig
on Sunday, except it be a case Of neces-
sity?" asked the good man.
Eyes, SIR timidly replied one of the
boys
Then why don't you stop it?"
"'Cause this is q case of necessity"
replied the little philosopher. "A Teller
can't fish without bait
'"Truth," said the philosopher, sis at the bot
tom of q well.''
"Mebbe'' said the speculative citizen. But
it certainly isn't at the bottom of gold mine"
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. Sent

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept. 22-Cattle
Receipts. 10000, including 1000 southerns
market G steady to weak; natiye steers ss75@
ers aad feeders, s3.25@4: calves, $2.5o@5.5o:
HogsERecepts S LOOP IN market weak to od doe
$50; pigs and lights, $5.7O@5.s5.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. market steady; NUT
tons, $3.25@3.90; lambs, $4@5.40.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Sept. 22.--cattle Re:
ceipts, H. 900. including 800, Texans aud 5000
westerns; steady; good to-prime steers, $40
&c poor t. to medium 2@ 81 stoGkers
T $2@4 .60 Gamers, 81. 5oM2.25; bulls, S214
calves, $s@6 20; s1 aa steers, sa.5o@eo5
f Hogs, receipts today. 1e 900: tomorrow, IL, 900
market steady; mixed and butchers, So. oM6.2o;
s. s5cf gh bulk us Of saiss
E$5.750l595. " - 4 80 :. ~
z Sheep, receipts $4,000; sheep steady: lambs
strong; good to choice wethers. So so 20; fair
to choice mixed, $3.50 .75; western sheep, $50
415; native lambs, S4@e: western lambs,
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Minneapolis Oats
THE DAYS REPORTS
May Wheat
CLOSING CASH PRICES

1
No to
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Chicago: There were sales of No. 3 red
wheat made here yesterday to go to ST. Louis!
The weather: st. Louis Clear, "a. Omaha
Cloudy, cool. Kansas Ctty.-O Cloudy.
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Cattle, 500: hogs, 1900
aed rs y - les no g s9s lDs $685. TO-
Cattle-Unchanged. Beeves-17, 1:191 lbs,
s3.15; 10, 1,23o lbs. $3.50; 8, 400 lbs. 81 80;
10 cows 800 lbs, $2.25; JIG, 976 lbs, $7.75; 8,
l.o4O lbs, ST. 10 stockers, 100 lbs, $3.50; 1s,
800 lbs, So; 6, 1.040 lbs So. co. 8 yearlings, 40
lbs, $3.50; 6, $50 lbs. $500; g. 61O lbs So. g.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer. ST. Paul. Sept. 22-Barrett & Zimmerman
report better market. Heavy horses for lum
bering purposes were in good demand. General
purpose horses and drivers sluggish and
sold cheap. Values: Drafters, extra, S1s0@225:
drafters. choice. $160@1S0; drafters. common 70
good, $135@160; farm mares. extra, $130d155:
farm mares. choice, S115@130; farm mares
common to good. SSO@115.
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THE FLOUR MARKET

PRICES VERY FIRM-DEMAND GooD-SH1P-
MENTs LARGER.
Figrues for shipments are larger than for
some time. showing ,S97 brls. The outloko is
for increasingly heavy shipments from now on.
The market is firm and there IS better demand
from the east for high grades.
Shipments. $500 brls.
* First patents quoted $6.2OG6.3O: second
patents. $6@6.10; first cellars, SIS. as 40,
wood second clears, So. O@4.20, o b in Min
neapolis, i'll wood.
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U. 8, TREASURY STATEMENT

Washington, Sept: 22.--Today's statement of
sive of the $3.50, 100000 gold reserve in the di-
vision of redepmtion shows: Available cash
balances SOL; gold, SCI ,35O,141 silver,
5 sz 4 &
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KaIlroads entering the yards reported RECEIPTS
for the day BY loads follows: Chicago Great
Western, 2; Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul,
IL: Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha,
| =; Great Northern. IL; 500, l; Northern Pa
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEED Sent.
22.-Rye. September. 74c: December 76c: May,
isis s Flax cash northwest. s1.15k; southwest.
fhy seeember $s7s oe seSmper MareR
S2.95; January. $2.s5. Glover, September,
$11.7511 .S5. Barley, cash, 3756c.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT. H..
The following the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets: <,
RATES MEANING.

~ Boston Transcript.
Florence--Kate said she wouldn't marry the
best man in the world, and she has gone
and married Count Manana.
Beatrice-She meant, of course the best man
without title.
Miss Frightleigh-How did you manage to re-
tain your composure when the auto blew up?
Mrs. Flareup--Mr. Flareup has such furious
temper, you know. that 1 am used to explo-
sonS .r. sss5
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Produce Exchange, corrected up to IL M,
Thursday, Sept. &2-Rutter, firm. Eggs,
lower. Poultry, firm. Veal, firm.
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN. AND FLOUR, Sept. %.
@ @ no steady Wheat firm: No northern;
1.12A asked: puts. s1.1o3l bid; calls STA BID
Rye, firm; Nos1. 7715c. Barley. steady; No 2,
SIC: sample, 37@55c Oats. nc lower: stand
ard. 32Mc. Corn. lie lower No. g. 52M531c;
May, 49lkc asked; puts, 489sc asked; calls, 1890
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CHICAGO PRoDTCF ser

creamertes, 1A@1ec; diaries. l2!.a 6116c. Eggs,
firm; at mark: gases INCLUDED. 14@157%e e;
sKc; Young Americas 9AM9hc. Live poultry.
steady; turkeys. 12c; chickens, 1o1ac; springs,
He l. Potatoes firm; rurals, 39@42c; red stock,
51hc; So to 75-pound weights, 6@7c: SO to 1875
pound weights, 61A @71Ac. -. =.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS Sept 22-Provisions
were affected mainly by the hea viness of the hog
market. The trading was extremely light. JanG-
airy pork was up TIE at S13171a. Lard was
unchanged at $3.50. Ribs were up 2h@5c at
:, Pork, September, $11.se; October, s11.3O; De-
eember, $1142h January, o. $l3 12 III May
topcr, $71O@7 .121a November, 81. 17h; Deem
Der, 81 10; January, 81 PITY: May 81 421a. Ribs,
May, 6:971a." ..-eS ..s,.-l 80 .....-.
NEW YORK PRov1s1oNs. Sept, 22-Beef,
$14@15.5o. Lard, FIRMS prime western steam,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Sept 22.-Butter
steady: unchanged. Receipts. 1873 . pkgs.
Cheese; firm; unchanged. Receipts, S,S04 pkgs
Eggs, quiet; unchanged. Receipts, II, 55S pkgs
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PEORIA WHISKY, Sept. 22.-Whisky. 81, %
NEW YORK METAL, Sept 22.-Copper, grm
at 12.75@13c. Lead, steady at 4.25c.
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DEPENDS.

DEPENDS.
: Chicago Tribune.
s"How does 1t feel to be knocked out?' they
asked him.
Well said the defeated pugilist. IF We git
third of the gate money. and the fight aim
long, it don't feel So burned, bad"
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PORK SHADES OFF
AT SOUTH ST. PAUL.
HOGS ABOUT Sc LOWER, ALTHO
RECEIPTS LIGHT.
Not Many Cattle in the Pens, and the
Market About Steady for the Killing
Grades-Bulls and Veals Steady
Western Sheep Come In Lambs
About Steady at the Decline.

receipts at the Union stockyards today: Cat
tie, l,Uy0; calves, 80; hogs. 900; sheep, $500;
cars u. 50 y5A.sas55ass
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BOSTON M1N1NG STOCKS, Sept. 22.-Closin

prices Of yesterdays market: Adventure. 2ss a
2%5 Arnold 25 bid; Atlanta 121 @13; Bing
ham, 26A @27; Calumet &: Hecla, 51O@515;
Centennial, 2eA @27 Consolid ted Mercer, ESQ
West, 13A @143a; Dominion Coal, 5sh @59!a;
Dominion Steel. 11@11N; Elm River. 2btM21a;
Franklin, SMS1a Isle Royale, 1S@1SA : Mass
AZ @4N Mayfower, 1s@M: Michigan 6M61h;
Mohawk. 45M45s4; Granny. 3@3A: Guanajua TO-
1A@1ss; Old Colony asked; Old d Dominion 9. 91
Phoenix. 2@2h; Quincy 93 asked Rhode Island
l asked Santa .Fe: TX @1&; shannon Copper
Company, 1904; Swift & Co.., lo1A 91oliA'
ity, OF; United Copper Company. e@s; Unit
ed States Oil, 11@11A; Utah. 40@4O1s; Veto
ria, 4B @4A; Winona SIC Wolverine, S7@
iS7h; Wyandot, 7O@75. 9 $
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept 22.-Glose: Wheat.
spot, nominal; futures firm; September, Is SID:
December, 7s ED. Corn, spot, easy; American
6!sd; December, 4s 6Ad
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Sept. 22.-Flax broke today
and was the feature of the market. There is
an lie decline since day before yesterday. The
American Linseed company sold today and with
selling elevator eS
long. The total volue of flax trading today
was nearly 300 900 bu. Wheat was strong and
re higher. The demand was good and bust
ceipts: Wheat, 335 cars; flax 20; corn, i: oats
81; 10y rye; 4; barley, 155; Shipments: Wheat
e. bq f;,e Rar!sy 2575 bu fax 9a7 b
Close: Wheat on track. No. 1 northern.
$1.15A; No. 2 northern. Sill; to arrive. No. 1
northern $1.151a No. 2 northern, 81 IL; Septem-
Der $1.15M: December. Sill: May, $1:139s.
f1sa Nay onfs sSe Rye 7se
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR Sept. o.
Flour. receipts 1852 brls; sales, 200 brls:
warmer weather and the lower English cables.
but shortly afterwards recovered on covering and
on reports of rain in the northwest. December,
Sa SS Ntst MnS hcnna Corn rye sscepP.
9,e75 br: dull and featureless. Oats receipts,
"a, 900 bu; nominal. y ~. =. -
Close; whesaEseptember. s1.15%;; Decem-
5s5 becemb Mpy 5ei2c 1s& c0Fnseptem0er
| KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Sept. 22.-close:
Wheat strong; September, ee1%c: December.
s. 99H May 81 o2@1 SIX; cash No herd:
s sf5s{sd $as Ss Nc o S5En ES
septenber. 46kc: December, 44Ae: May 44h
4s014SHc: No. 2 white. 4s1Ac: No, 3. 4ac.
mixed. 3Cc.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN Sept PIT was a
steady active market. neutrality-suspicious.
S1.O1: October, 99Mc December s71hc; May,
$102S - CloseLseptHeAmber; $1oi e. October,
No. 1 northern. 81 OF u; No. 2 northern, 991Ac:
No.. 3 northern. e3c: No. 4. S1%c; No. feed,
55c No 2 feed, 46c. Puts 81 .00% calls. 81 .O2:
curb. $1.1O1as. Receipts, 40 cars: year ago 176.