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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-21
PRICES MARKED
BY IRREGULARITY
PENNSYLVANIA RISES, STEEL
FALLS AT OPENING.
Union Pacific Makes an EARLY Small
Gain Also, and Later q Big Gain
Under Buying Orders, but Reacts, the
Whole Market sagging About Noon.

New York, Sept. 21-The price, changes in
the stock market today were irregular and sub
sequent fuctua lions We're uncertain Pennsyl-
yania rose 70 and United States Steel fell as
much. Union Pacific showed an opening gain
of Is and then of to below last night, and
Amalgamated Copper. after opening down n,
rallied to above last night. q"
"A resumption of yesterdays extensive buying
OF Union Pacific encouraged operations for the
long account In other well-known stocks, and the
entire list responded sharply. Opening losses
were speedily made up and the market carried
to above yesterdays closing. In the case OF
jumped from 9s1s to 1OOss in the first hour.
Pennsylvania, New York Central and Missouri
Pacific, the rise reached a point, and for Con-
sol1dated Gas z Blocks of 1000 shares or more
Of Union Pacific freely taken, and 1t
jumped from 9sH to 1ooss in the first hour.
The market became quieter as the advance pro-
gressed
When Union Pacific reacted Vs.. the whole
market sagged back few stocks touching the
early low level. Gains were generally wiped
out. Kansas & Texas preferred, Metropolitan
Securities Pump preferred and Pacific Mail
made gains of to 9s. Nashville, Chattanooga
s St. Louis declined 8, General Electric 1 n and
Westinghouse Electric L. The trading became
ular at noon.
Room operators took hold Of Union Pacific for
another turn ON the long side, but after they
got it back to above par the demand slackened
United States Steel preferred and Reading fol.
lowed the movement with good rallies, but the
general market was sluggish and very inactive.
After temporary hesitation, Union PACING ad
Spouse at other points. United States Steel
preferred rose X over last night, Atlantic Coast
Line 2A, Pennsylvania l9s, .Atchison Y and
Louisville & Nashville Southern Pacific, Denver
Rio Grande. Hooking Valley, Amalgamated
Copper and Smelling preferred about point:
Chicago Eastern Illinois certificates fell 8
The market hung suspended slightly below the
best, with trading very dull. Colorado South
ern and Pullman rose TX, Rock Island pre-
ferred LIZ and Ice preferred az. Toledo, St
Louis & Western declined. N. The closing wal
almost nfeless and rather easy. 49, $500.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal b,
Watson & Co., brokers. Chamber Of Commerce
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid. 81"
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raSis and London Up on Low Els
innate Of the French Millers'
Association.
Predicted F'rosts Failed to Come
Last Night and America
Dragged.
Better Flour Trade Primary Re
ceipts Less Than a Year
-. Ago. 49,.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, Sept. a.
Higher cables the principal incentive to
hrmness In wheat this morning When the
bulls saw Liverpool come strong and close IA az
&d up, all continental markets close higher and
Paris gain 2Ac night, the first impression
was that the foreign markets were getting more
INTO line with American strength. 1t soon de-
Eelopsd, however, that the foreign advances were
due to influences entirely European, the principal
of which was the report Of the French Millers'
saw a prospect Tor 400, 900, 900 blu of wheat for
France. Their final estimate Is for S04. o00, 900
bu. This Is not only big drop from early in
dicAtions, but it L. well under the French crop
of last year which was estimated at 866. ooo. 900
bu. IL scared Paris and scared London and
brought tho thought before the whole trade
that these is something to the strength after
The frosts predicted Tor corn last night did not
come except IN, spots, and the early reports
from the Iowa cornhelds indicated that cloudy
Bkies prevented much damage. Secretary VIII
son expressed himself differing somewhat IN
opinion from Jones and Hill, and confident that,
barring killing frost, the corn crop will be above
a.00O, 900 bu. This made corn a little draggy,
and while the market was not weak, 1t lacked
snap and affected wheat In the same way.
! The wheat movement Northwest keeps up and
tor the third successive day there was more
wheat In than a year ago. Minneapolis getting
~ cars, against aal, and Duluth 1e2 cara,
against 81. Chicago had IL cars. against JOB.
Kansas City received 181 900 Blu, against 2e8 600
bu. and Sc. Louis 200 bu. against 1h2 oos Su.
Primary receipts, 1855. 900 Blu. against 1,235,-
900 bu. Clsaranoes, $1,000 bu.
Broonhau oa5led that France has just paid
s6c for cargo of Walla Walla wheat fos
prompt shipment. This Is equal to about 81 .06 u
per bushel. Thirty nine and one-fourth cents
was paid for an October-Noyember cargo, two
days 80, or $1.05A.
Light frost Is predicted for oentrl and north.
ern Illinois, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa and
Nebraska tonight. Warmer Thursday. Kan
sas-showers and warmer. Missouri-Cloudy
and warmer
September closed at $1121s, December at III
and May at S1.12A @1IaB.
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BERLIN. Sept 21.-Exchange on London, 20
marks Il pfennigs for checks. Discount rates,
short bills, t2h per cent; three months bills,
PARIS, Sept. 21.-Three per cent rentes. ssf
El17ac for the account Exchange on London, 25f
NEW YORK, Sept. Flor local banks the
subtreasury today transferred 5000 1000 to Chicago
and s175000 to New Orleans
Close: Mime mercantile paper 4@S per cent
and at 5000 $3.50 for eoday bills; u post
bills, s4.ss@4.s4. Bar silver. s: Ac. Mexican
s ssss r fsf bonds FIRM railroad
cent? lowest. G per Cent rnine rate
loans, arm 90 days, sper p cent; 50 days, sAS
). ST; PAUL, Sept. 2l.--Bank clearings today.
lS : yaa ssa SEPT 2gank slearings to
ing rate =, 2oo discount; buying rate, zoe dis
buying rate SOC discount. London sixty-day
sight documentary, $4.S3%.
BOSTON MINING STOCKS. Sept. 21.-caosing
Arnold. Is bid; Atlanta, 125b @1s; Bingham, 2eR
ID; Calumet Heela, 51o@s15; centennial; 2s@
Dominion Coal, 5sN bbdid; Dominion Steel, 10
11A; Elm River. 2@2h; Franklin sA@sA;
er. 1@N; Michigan, sA@e5an;a n Mohawk, 45@
Il SO S Do sahae9uat9 os ee
pany. IS 94i swift : c.. io1N @1oI& Tama.
Mining go United sfsfss OIL HntfS Stf5s;
Utah. 301a @39A; Victoria, 4@4A; Winona, Ga
on; Wolverine, s7@ss: Wyandot, 7b@s5
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THE CASH TRADE
CORN AND OATS LowER-FLAx ON SHARP
DECLINE,

DECLINE,
FLAX-The market had bad fall. Early
sales were made at firm prices, but the break
DC lower than earlier No. l ranged down to $1.21
and lower.
Minneapolis received Sc against 4S and
shipped s. Duluth received 6 cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, 81. 19; to
arrive, M.lSh; September, S1.1sh.
CORN-The market was lower all around. No.
yellow closed at 81 Nc Receipts, 10 cars; ship
ments, 1
! OATs-Prices lost about &c on all grades, No.
/ white closed at soc. Receipts 1853 cars; ship
ments, 16
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra $20@2O 20;
No. 1 ground feed. % corn and 1-3 oats. 80-lb
sacks, sacks extra. $21 @2 20; No. 2 ground
feed, u corn and u oats, so-lb sacks. sacks e1-
ira, 81. 50@21 rs: No. ground feed, Is corn
and 20 OATS 75-lb sacks, sacks extra, 1920
2225.
MILLSTUFFS-Bran in bulk, $15. 75@16;
shorts, 1750@1S; middlings, $40. 50@20; red
dog. $22.5O; all f 0 b in Minneapolis; In 2QO-lb
/ sacks 81 per ton a}ditional; in 1O0-lb sacks.
$3.50 per ton additional Shipments. 1,15O tons.
BARLEY-Feed grades quoted at 35@42c;
mailing grades 42@4sc Receipts, SO cars; ship.
/, RYE-Closing figures for No. 2, TIC. Re.
ce1pts Is cars. shipments, none.
! HAY-Choce timothy. $e.5o@1O; No. tirno.
thy, $e995o; No. 2 timothy, $s@s.50; No. 8
timothy. $6.50@7; choice upland, SLOT 80; No.
i upland $7.5O@s midland, S7@7 so; rye
straw, $5.5Q@6; wheat and oats straw, $4,000
$50. Receipts, 12a tons. 49,
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

The following from Portland, ore.: The Ore
gon Railway & Navigation company has an
nounced that on Sept. d that road will put in q
special rate Of per cent per hundred on wheat
hauled from Chicago to Detroit. At present the
rate from The Dalles to Chicago is 621ac, which
will make the new schedule 674 per hundred
from The Dalles to Detroi Shipments from In
termediate points will vary accordingly.
Clearances: Wheat end -four, %, 600 bu, corn,
1000 bu; oats, 10000 blu.
!. Reporting France buyer Of December wheat in
New York.
due to buying Of cargoes of coast by France. y
Consols closed led lower.
& st. Louis wired millers obliged to draw No.
wheat from elevators. None coming
+ Hard Kansas wheat at Kansas City sold at
$1Oo. Kansas City says that Ohio, Pennsll wanna
and Michigan mtllers are buying there today
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Sept a.-rhs cotton
market opened firm at an advance OF 6 to 10
points, which was full response to the higher
Liverpool cables. There was nothing in the
weather map to excite fresh approximations as
to the welfare Of the crop, but the trade seemed
IN bullish frame of mind, owing to the stabil-
ity Of Liverpool and the fact that the large
hedges as had been anticipated. while the Feel.
ing Is also gaining ground that spinners will
take 80 freely Of the early movement as to
prevent sufficient accumulation, to. cause a
depression In prices. Small longs taking profits
seemed abeut the only sellers On the advance
Continued rm with prices ranenr a abe e.
% points net higher. Trading was barely active
October. JOSIE; Noyember 10 esei December
l1o:sso; July. 1o.aoc Oid' August. io.ssa Of
Ad midday the market was very steady, u tt
IL points higher; Spot cotton. quiet; middlina
Cotton spot closed quiet, % points advance
Middling uplands. II. SOC; middling gulf. 1.55o
Sales. 216 bales. @>.@. t'@E
Cotton futures closed barely steady, septem
Der. 10.9sc: October, lotto; November, 16.e2o
December 1880; January, 10000; February
11.O5c.
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preferred 1O1; Baltimore Ohio, 9oM; Cana
dian Pacific, 1905 CHESAPEAKE Ohio, 4s; OH
= St; Paul, le1N; De- Beers, 1881 Denver s
Rio Grande, 2s1hi Denver 8 Rio dsande pre-.
Erie second preferred, 461a; Illinois Central
142; Louisville & Nashville, 1Nh; Missouri
Kansas Texas, 25A; New York Central, 1s9;
reeferred, 90; Ontario s. Western, as1k Penn
sylyania, 6eA; Rand Mines, 1oA; Reading
second preferred. 8Sh Southern Railway, 88A
Southern Railway preferred 97% Southern Pa.
cihc, 57ss Union Pacific, 1903; Union Pacific pre-.
States Steel preferred, 6sh; Wabash 21 Wa.
bash preferred, Al; Spanish Tours, S7ss.
Money, IN Q17a per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills Is 5-16 per cent. Il
The rate Of discount in the open market for
three months bills Is 2M per cent.
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WILSON OPTIMISTIC
Thinks Jones and Hill Estimates Too
Low on Corn.

Secretary Wilson Of the department Of agri.
culture took note last night of the corn crop
made statement In Washington Indicating a
material difference OF opinion on his part. The
and that of Hill was for 1000, 900, 600 bu.
There is nothing in the department figures,
a normal yield, but this statement is qualified
by the admission Of liability to frost damage,
and the secretary points out that single kill
ing frost might do great damage and make q
difference Of millions of bushels
The heavy frost for the corn belt last night
did not materia1ize in full Des Moines advfcea
are of frosts to the northward, but G. w. Pat
ten, who is in Omaha this morning, wired Min.
neapolis that there was frost from For,
Dodge to Omaha.
Wheat was about steady to 1890 this morn.
Ing Minneapolis December around s1.10M and
MAY around 81 11X q
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T.
BUTTER Receipts yesterday, 1851 pounds;
ssr H;a'ns seconds 14e: dairies extra 15c
Is PssEss 'ssSsss 9k reno
case count, cases included, $3.50; cold storage,
No: l, CARROTS. 19c; storage paid to Jan. /; dir
q dos 5 cheets Per Of % do
or ass Choice s Or v nss 3e tm4s
f 9sac1 fair 'o to f Ssi. daisies twas
5s5 5s bf Il sfy r. shSss
s @1ee: pri@e no; No. 7Rs
@ sR Tassy tan Sst @ats
block sMsS o. 1ancy' block 1Sc; Swiss, choice
Ds Givn Il g91Ernr-rurleys, lac; hens. 1910,
Isl; springs per Is. 1io oIs bro s S0 ef Ss
to D aoed gD sma taasy SCI fay
tS9 fs@Besy s S S# @Ss ; lssbs milk fancy
ces VS. PIKE 1850; sunfsh perch and small
d1BBAe e&ol; large crates, SIPS; ton,
G6SSFESaETae mb75s 70 By H., $50 ssee,.,.
DRIED PEAs-Fancy, yellow, bu, s1.eo; me.
aaum 8; green fancy $780, medium, $1l6
FiGRoNsSsTame, live, young or DID, doz 75c;
dG Hs &C dos e9c SQUADS nesteFs fancy selected
ns., or oeao' dos 7oc' small. poor and thin
n. BEANS Is -osgsotatiens include sacks. Fancy
sHo2 @ed fiaHy' fs $1s @Sdin %s
dun a. N. mixed and dirty, 65@75c; brown, fancy
S Sga brSSwn, fair to good, So; Lima. oalifor
60 A4PPPLaEHss-Tency varieties. s25o@s; Wealthy,
engagements 1se fancy, bu Slips; common, bu,
| ORANGES ate valencias all sizes, s4@4.bo
shoic S. ST. Msssinas, $s.So5@; vsrdiiias. 5oos
oHoNl9EExtra fancy white, lib sections
yoa oa LIB .stHsaess Se E 7s9dsa
tISS3ss '? sSzgT f. vnu1rsoatorn.a p.sehe.
ffsncy bartlett pears. per BOX, 20; grapes
Hamburg, per crate, 81; Tokays. s1.65.
GGRRAARR BSRGPEGsnse as SSa S9f ,ano
3osSs fSS s:st 7Ss Sord efats
5s s%nfF e., e BRIL- $3.50
BANANAs-Jumbo punches, ss@s.25, 1arg,
INV @sqsm sriHs a2 4Ss
beans, wax. blu, Toe; beets, bu, soc; carrots bu
gsssn Ses sSss sgs psn 90:
s@1.26; lettuce, dos, l6c; lettuce, leads. go
mint, dog. 4oci onions. doz punches, l5@2Oc
parsley, dog, csc; rutabagas, bu, $50; radfshes
1a ea'hs g. tus ae1 shS
celery, S5@aoc. ~ ''S' JAW -'NSA17a'
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CHICAGO. GRAIN
LOSS OF NEARLY CENT IN OPENING oF
WHEAT PIT. -nrs- 3


WHEAT PIT.
Chicago, Sept. 21.-General liquidation pre-
OF nearly a cent in all deliveries. The selling
% ns to ass ta and Pa hs hs
$685.: After touch IS s. ee 81 the price defined
I'D st sl1f = and "S then feaetea to
nDssps puuh ahd cSeaso
ceipts Of 67S cars against 4e9 cars last week and
ZIG owssa S year i agH ~ III. sessor the
Veneins to $iio and Nay q s1iiS sulsh
strengthening Influences, an improved demand for
flour and firm cash markets being reported from
also gave additional vigor to the buying move
1nent here The advance was not maintained,
slump. The close was weak with December of
Ac at $l.os. May was down 5sc at $1.1o% %
@1ls; No hard. 'i b. ~ No. Sa aid
u.s. M No. sn n9rthes = $a22 No. north
sss pss Mhss:ESiy Ss; S:y 1S& Old
saS 'te slo psss Ea ndds %
destruction by frost, AS result the market
today was subjected to heavy profit taking result;
frosts tonight checked the selling pressure and
| prevented severe break in prices. December
%s and ga of t. to Ioca
2a1 cars, with Il of contract grade,
The market continued weak the entire session
Dece1rber closing with loss of lie at sou
| @5O3sc. ... 80 - !
Cash corn, No. 2, 62ha @62No; No. 8, 52AG
| 21ac.
close: Corn-September, SIC; December, SOY
| @5O3sc; May. 49h Gl49ssc.
The effect of the break In wheat and corn wa,
felt In the oats market prices being at slightly
Lower level. December opened bc to Nc lower
| at o24sc to 32Ac, and held within the opening
range. Local receipts were 90 cars.
Cash oats. No. q, 31@31 nc; No 3, aohe.
o, Close: Oatas,n.septemDer, so%c; December
The following was the range OF prices:
3R:B;ss:: c;9 i a99ss@ al IT'D SRn
Lowest....s 1.067a 1.0sh 1.1oA
| Close
Today ...... 1.oeh 100 1.1o%@s
| Yesterday 1.O7 1.O9h 1.l150N
Year ago ). 7o% 77K@% 79N@x
| Corn
Opening ..,:.... 5o5s@% 4eT @6o1
Highest ....... 52A 81 5Oh
| Lowest 51A 50A 49h
To-day ...... SO 50A@A 49H @4e4
| Yesterday -. b2M 61N@& 5OZ
Year ago 47A 47AQh ATM
| Oats
Opening ....... a0N 82A 34m @343
! Highest ....... 81 32N@A a4E
Lowest s...... 30H Biz 84as
| Close =. II
Yesterday -. Bis 32$s 34M @347
Year ago 36h 87%@H 8SN
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, SEPT. 20.


Inspected In-Wheat-Cars-Great Northern
No. 1 northern. 13; No. northern, II; No. 8
northern northern; -; No. 4, 49, rejected 20; no
Chicago. Milwaukee 8 st. Paul-No. ! north
ern. 2s: No. northern, 9: No. northern.
IT: No. 4, 10; rejected. 25.
Minneapolis &c st. Louis-No. 1 northern, 81,
No. northern; II; No. 8 northern a No. L.
500 Line@No 2 northern. a, No. s northern.
Northern ti raeilo-No. northern, 2; No. 8
chieaso, st. Paul Minn sssp
northern. /; No. northern. 8; No. north
ern. 0: No. 4, g.; rejected, 5.
Totals-No. 1 northern. 45; No. 2 northern
49, No. northern, 5O; No. 4, Al; rejected
2 Winter w6sat. !; No. s winter wheat. ss;
hef H. Mi Nts 5 yowa e. CORN No. No White. g.
No. white oats 40; No. 8 oats -; no grade
feed barley, 24c; No. 2 feed barley, 3; no
grade barley; 8; No. northwestern fax 49,
inspected Out-oars-No 8 macaroni wheat,
/; No. / northern wheat, 81; No. 2 northern
wheat, 30: No. 8 northern wheat, %; No. 4
wheat. Z; rejected wheat, II; no grade wheat.
Z; No. 2 winter wheat, IS; No. winter wheat
I; no grade oats. 1; No. 4 barley, 8; No. 1
feed barley, I: No 2 rye l..
"
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peavy selling little December wheat.

Peavy selling little December wheat
London wheat closed 2Nd higher for October
and Id up for December.
Berlin and Budapest both closed nc higher.
Liverpool close: Wheat h@%d higher. Corn,
Nd to X higher.
There appears to be good many orders for
May corn at anything under, SOC.
Antwerp wheat unchanged.
J. j. Fill estimates the wheat crop of the
United States at 515.OGO,Oo bu. 2
Paris wheat closed equal to 17ac to 2Nc
highen
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO PROVISIONS. ser

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Sept. 21.-Increased
hog receipts and weakness Of grains caused an
easier tone In provisions. There was moderate
realizing by small holders, and the market lacked
ssny deh1 s1s o. supg %S January P9rk was of
lied again to $15.26. Lard and ribs ~ we're s each
of 2h9 5e, at 1927 and $685., respectively.
81 as, 6 Potk, SEPTEMBER November,
1926. Lard, September, $7.15; October, 81 Ii:
November 81 70; December, $7.177a; January,
0 &c 61s' $7,e2h; January, $6so@6s21a May.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Sept. n,-Beef,
steady family, s11@11:5o; packet, $1o@I1.
PORK. steady: mess. $l275@13.25. Lard firm
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THE FLOUR MARKET
MORE FAVORABLE REPORTS NOW HEARD
PRICES FIRM.

AL the reports more favorable. Miller
st1n complain Of lack Of foreign business, but
say the domestic orders running larger and
the business on the whole is more satisfactory.
Prices Arm quoted, and not likely to go
lower unless wheat makes a material decline.
Shipments, so, ola brls.
First patents are quoted $620@e.ao; second
patents, $6@6.10; first clears, 35.3005.40
wood; second clears, $S10Q4.20, o b in Min.
neapolis, in wood.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Sept. 21.-Close: Wheat
weak, after an advance; No 2 red cash elevator
Sill; track, $116h; December, 81 .12A; May,
$1.18A; No. 2 hard, $1.Os@1.10. Corn lower;
No: cash, 611ac; track 53@5314c; December,
A@a7asc; May; 47&c. Oats lower; No.
34Kc; No. 2 white, 34l34kc.
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND CoFFEE, Sept 81
,s na raw quiet fair refining oAc Sentr.f
fined, quiet; crushed 1880; powdered, b.85c;
granulated, b.25c. Coffee, steady; No. Rio,
$50. Molasses, firm; New Orleans. 8l@To.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

Track /
No 2 o
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, SEPT. 20.
The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:

pool again today.
Chicago-John Inglis wired from Burlington
Iowa: A hundred and twenty five miles south
east from Mason city to Cedar Rapids about
| 80 per cent cut by FROST Frost damage serious
| in places. Weather cold.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN. Sept 21-Closing:
Wheat. spot nominal; futures firm; September,
Is sgd; December. Is I'D. Corn, spot, Ameri-
can mixed, easy As 6Ad; futures quiet; Septem.
Der, 4s Cd; December, As esd. 4
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept, 21.-Recei

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept, 21.-Receipts
CATTLE. 1,s0O hogs. $500. Fl
Hogs-Weak. Sales 70, 300 lbs s4.7o; So,
256 lbs, 1915; 60, 24o lbs. $685..
Cattle-Weak; stockers slow. Sales: il
beeves. 1;o40 lbs. $845: 16. 1910 lbs. $3.50; 10
lbs. ss; is stockers, 760 lbs. $2.76; a. 800 lbs
1925; 49, lad lbs, $3.50; 80 year11ngs. 40
lbs, 81. 80; 10. $50 lbs So: 6, go lbs, 1925.
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK Sept M--Cattle-
Receipts, 1000, including $500 Texans; market.
STEADY: Beef steers, s4@575; COWS and heif-
Hogs-Recsipts. e,ooo;. market. slow and clos
ing lower. Pigs and lights, $4.5o@5.90; butch
ers and best heavy. $6@6.20.
Sheep-Receipts. 2. OO0 market. steady Ma
tives. $4,000; lambs "a: 25@5.50.
SOUTH OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Sept. 21.-cat-
tle-Receipts, $500; market steady to shade
lower. native steers. S4@6; cows and heifers,
50: 25@9.bo; calves, .$s@5.5o.
$5.so@5.ss; pigs, s4.75@5.bo; bulk Of sales,
sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady; sheep,
81. 5O@3.75; lambs $4.50@5.25.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, SEPT. a1.-cattle
Receipts, $4,000. including 1,200 southerns;
market steady. Native steers, ss.7b@e.2o; ma.
tive cows and heifers. 81 .5o@4.75.
Hogs--Receipts, 5000; market, Dc lower.
$6.75@5eh
| tons. $3.25@8.90; lambs $4@5.4o.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Sept. 21.-catt1e-Re-
ceipts. 10000 including 500 Texans and 1000
westerns: steady: others dull: good to prime
stockers and feeDlers $2.25@4; cows, 81 .B0@
80; heifers. $2@4.75; Gamers, 81 .5o@2. 40:
bulls, s2@4:1o; calves, $5@o.25; Texas fed
Hogs-Receipts today 81 900, tomorrow $4,000:
&c lower; mixed and butchers, se.7o@8.25; good
gh fav Ss? bulk aIase Of Sales
@6.05.
sheep-Receipts. $4,000; sheep stendy. lambs
weak good to choice wethers, $3.6O@416; fair
to choice mixed, S3.3O@S.75; native lambs, 81
@e; western sheep 1904; western lambs, 81
@52O.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Minnesota Trans.
fer. St: Paul. MIN. Sept 2 p; B. & Tim.
tinues to be difficult as the prices there are
higher than horses can be sold for on the
rise in prices Is likely. Values: Drafters.
extra, s1eoQ23oi drafters. choice $1ee91eo;
mares, extra, $14oG1e0; farm mares, choice,
$125Q140; farm mares, common to good, $1,000
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN AND FLOUR, Sept. Fl
Flour dull. Wheat steady; No. 1 northern,
81 .09@1.12; No. northern $1.13@1.16; May,
81 .1OB @1.10& asked. Rye firm; No. l. THO.
Barley steady; No 2, SIC; sample, 33@55c.
Oats steady; standard, &c. Corn iac lower;
No. 3, 21a@54c; May, 1850 asked. 81,
Wheat-Puts. $1.G99s; calls, $1.12A bid.
Corn-Puts, 49@491sc; calls, 5OAc asked.
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CHICAGO PRoDUoE, Sept. 21.-Butter, firm,
Arm: s st. aS sssss .ne[Sdsd 51s
Americas @y Live pouitsy, s steady; i0t tuf:
keys keys, pc; chickens 1oAe; springs, IL. 70
80 to 6o-pouhd weights, 5000; 65 to 75-pound
Weights, 6@7c; 80 to 125-pound weights, en-
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u. q. TREASURY STATEMENT.

U. 8. TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington, Sept. H.-Today's statement Of
the treasury balances in the general fund, ex-
elusive of the $3.50, 900, 900 gold reserve in the
division of redemption shows: Available cash
balances, $148. .677 gold, $50. $40, 30s; sill
yer, $21 ,295, 945.