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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-19
PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-December wheat, 1890.
Calls-December wheat, 79Ac.
Curb-December wheat, 72Hc.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION SEPT. IS.

Inspected In-Wheat-Cars-Gr Northern
No. hard, Al No. ! northern, 81 No. 2 north
ern. 10; No. 8, g. No. 4, g.. no grade l.
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul--No. 1 north
err. 3; No: 2 northern, II; No. 8, 10; No. 4, /;
rejected, 2; no grade, 8.
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No northern 1.
500 Line-No l hard, 8; No. northern, Q;
No. northern, 8.
Northern Paciho-No. hard, 4; No. i north
ern II; No. 2 northern, 8; No. 8, 7; No. 4, 2;
rejected. 1.
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & omaha-No.
Total-No. hard, 1e; No. i northern, 81;
No: 2 northern, 80; No. 8, q; No. 4, s; re.
jected, 8; grade, Z. 49,. .- g.. d,
Other Grains-Cars-No. durum wheat 8;
No. 2 durum wheat. 10: No. 3 durum wheat, 4;
No. durum wheat. 1; No: winter wheat, is;
No: 8 winter wheat. O.; rejected winter wheat,
8: no grade winter wheat. /; No. 8 yellow corn.
/; No. corn 2: No. corn. 2; No. 2 white
oats. 8; No. white oats. 16; No. 4 white oats,
| p: No. oats, 10: No. rye, /; No. feed
barley, 18; No. feed barley, 8; no grade feed
! barley, Il No. 1 northwestern fax. 4: No. ]
| flax. II; rejected fax. 4; no grade fax. /.
Cars Inspected Out-No. l durum wheat. i;
No 2 durum wheat. II: No. durum wheat s.
No. / hard wheat. 10: No. / northern wheat
1852: No. northern wheat 10: No. wheat q
rejected wheat; 8: no grade wheat, |: re-
jected winter wheat. /; No. 2 white oats. s.
No. white oats, 2; no grade oats, 2; No feed
barley, i; No. 2 feed barley, 2; No. 2 rye, s.
| No. 8 rye, l.: No. fax. 1s. ..-
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THE CASH TRADE
OATS HIeHER-FEED PRICES ADVANCED
PRICES ALL FIRM

OATS H1eHER-FEED PRICES ADVANCED
PRICES ALL FIRM.
FLAx-Receipts, IS cars against A cars last
year. Shipments, SO cars; Duluth, 81 cars
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, $1.12h; to
a's cokNAS so yellow corn closed at 4c Re.
ceipts, 10 cars; shipments. 2 cars.
OATS-The market closed almost cent high
er than yesterday. No. white oats closed at
81 Nc. Receipts 46 cars; shipments 80 cars
Feed AND COARSE MEAL-Prices Of all
grades Were advanced today. Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra, $16.75@17;
No. l ground feed, % corn and ID oats, 1915
sacks sacks extra, $17@17.25; No. 2 ground
feed, n corn and u oats. sO-lb sacks, sacks
extra. S17.25@17:6o No ground feed, Is corr
1918. ''-'S''S'
1915 shorts in bulk, s145o@14 tSS;s MD MD.
dlings In bulk. $17.75 red dog in nos, $40 rs
@21 all in Minneapolis. In 2o0~lb sacks,
81 per ton additional in 1OO-lb sacks ST so per
ton additional Shipments, 1854 tons. 49,
Z BARLEY-Feed grades closed at SA@35c;
mailing grades. 36Gl47c Receipts, 81 cars;
shipments, 80 cars.
RYE-No. 2 rye closed at 52A @HAc Re.
ceipts, 2 cars; shipments 8 cars.
HAY-Prices are lower all around Receipts
90 tons. Timothy, choice, s11.50@12; No. i,
& $40. 50M11.25; timothy. No. 2. $9@l0; timothy,
No. 5, $7.50@S.50; prairie, choice $11; prairie,
3 No. L, $10@10.50; prairie, No. 2, seas IS:
prairie, No. 9, S1@s; midland, No. 1, $500;
midland, No. 2. $6@7.50; no grade hay S. 53M
40: rye straw, No. 1. $5@5.50; rye straw
= No. 2, $45Q@5; wheat oat straw, $4@4 so;
no grade straw, 5000.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS FIRM WITH TRADE SOME
WHAT IMPROVED,

firm Fl, ana With trade more active than for some
1'e On , All 5s GsFs
e Gt fuses o. tine strength
from the northwest that farmers are holding
back wheat The strength of corn and oats was
He hghes s'o at 74e to- 9eAe' and sold at 4&Ac.
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ceipts Of TT cars against 5O7 last week and
The market was strong and active all day.
There were occasional recessions caused by real
ising sales: but the list held up we'll The close
red G"'a EasHt NJ ~ f hard 7s as&
no od, 7saSec; No. northern, 72@7sc,
Close: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 72Ac; December,
49,. oorn.ssepts9mber;. 4ehs; , DECEMBER,
Sss $751; s %steSsr $s:ss&@ S'sS: RS ss
S ss1 9st9ess lin
ing doing. =.
other months up S to rs Shorts were acttEe
and light arrivals. no Increase in the visible sup
ply and continued liberal outward movement
Ses ss e to 'se e c sep At
! and sold at 42Bc. Local receipts were 2S9 cars
with 1876 of contract grade.
was %@Ac higher, with December at 1870.
Cash corn, No. 2, 4skc; No. 8, 49A @l491ac
Shorts in oats were greatly excited at thu
frantic fashion. forcing prices Of the nearby de
liveries up nearly 1c. The great majority o.
and the offerings Of December We're extremely
! light. There was much profit taking on thu
bulge, by local longs. but this did not weaker
the market to any extent. December oats opened
h@Ac to %@1hc higher at s3% @3s%c ant
sold at 33Mc. Local 1eeeipts were ~ L. cars
| The following was the range of nrices:
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

Special Russian news says arrivals from south
west are abundant but little is coming from the
Kansas City to Whallon-1t is reported that
to the very short crop In that country.
Winnipeg to Piper-The weather. has con-
tinued fine and warm turnout Manitoba and the
western provinces. In Alberta the maximum
temperatures We're over so. az3
cessions s.-,r--,-,----.. -
Comstock. Mimi. to G. E. Lewis: Had letter
miles north Of Northwood. N. D.. saying the
wheat around that vicinity is only turning out
verhoer from Mflmine Wheat up on cables
Looks higher. Liquidation in oats on 1c ad.
vance. -
bu; wheat and -four equal $4,000 bu.
New York to Watson-Pfarrius, who says ex
port demand Is very slow, think has been seek
Ing wheat today. Others say talk Of export busi
Calcutta fax in London Ad higher.
a canvass of best exporting houses in Chi
cago showed very little wheat for export, pos
sibly fourteen loads but demand very poor ant
Antwerp fax unchanged. saaG8
Antwerp wheat closed unchanged.
Liverpool wheat closed sold higher; corn
| n Berlin closed &c higher. gs.
Winnipeg weather very fine: WE .zs II -
] Chicago to Watson: Leading cash man tell
me his country acceptances Of oats are nue.
heavier. Cash corn and oats up lie with til
| September. Oats are commencing to look topp
under general local and commission house buy
! ing y, -
! New York to Watson: at is said here tina
| the ore deal announcement is postponed unit
| Oct: 1. London selling Steel common
Liverpool cable: Wheat advancing on Amer
tcan advices. sudden demand has sprung vi
from millers, but the advance has brought on
| more sellers. The future is chiefly dependen
upon the course of American markets.
| Rankin says the situation is getting bette
| all the time. Buy it on all soft spots.
I NrOff covu EcINNN 4, Ecr
| 1t looks to as If this wheat would sell lower
! The Big Four dividend is n per cent on til
preferred Twin city for August surplus in
! crease S64, 600. From Jan. l, surplus increas
9 $247,
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Sept. 1s.-The cotton
market opened barely steady at decline Of
1@4 points, which was poorer than due on the
cables, owing to a favorable Interpretation of
the weather map and selling by local bears.
There was considerable support from recent
buyers, however. and the market ruled irregu-
lar during the early session, with prices at one
time showing slight net gain, and about net
unchanged to 8 points lower during the middle
of the morning. Private cables reported small
offerings from the south.
There was special feature during the
Late morning. and the market at midday was
quiet, with prices about net unchanged to 2
points lower. .---
Spot cotton, quiet; middling uplands, 9.75c;
middling gulf, Toe.
Cotton futures opened steady; October, S.ssc;
November, 9@9.O3c; December, 9.17c; January,
9.2Sc; February offered at 9.39c; March, 9.43c
May, 9.6ec; June, 9.5ec bid; July, 9.62@9.e3c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON, Sept 1e.-spot cotton,
moderate business DONE price 2 points lover:
American middling fair, 6.12d good middling.
5:s4d; middling, 5.6Od; low middling, $40; good
ordinary. Sled; ordinary, 4.92d. The sales OF
speculation and export, and included 5000 Amer.
lean. Receipts 1000 bales, including 200 Amer.
lean Futures opened easier and closed steady
american mtddlins so c., September, 70. 23d;
September and October, 5.O91sd; October and
November, 5.041ad; November: and December
5o314d; December and january 5.o415d; Janu
airy and February, 5.O512d; February and March
5.07 1ad; March and April, 5.1Od; April anC
May 6:11d; May and June, 5.15d; June ant
July, 5.141ad. e. 3. <-. ..~
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MONEY REPORTS

PARIS, Sept. 10. Three per cent rentes, 9ef
Zoe for the account. Exchange London, 25f
1910 for checks.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 1e.-Bank clearings today,
$1591 ,O46.74. Vs.. -, .. :
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 10.-Bank clearings to-
day, So, 042 75016; New York exchange, selling
rate, zoe discount: buying rate SOC discount
rate soc discount; London si1ty-day sight docu-
mentary exchange, $780, Legal money frmer
and but little business done under 6 per cent
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THE FLOUR MARKET

PRICES HrGHER-DEMAND SHOWS SOME
INCREASE.
Stronger wheat prices and particularly the
higher premium over the futures for cash
wheat. made the -four market stronger and
patents were quoted 10c higher Clears re-
patned unchanged, There was lively In
4 terest reported and some Improvement in de.
mand., Trade on the whole is Of satisfactory
Shipments. 5s.93S brls
First patents are quoted S4.20@4.3o: second
patents, $4.10@4.20; first clears So 2561a as; sec
ond clears. $2.45@2.55; in wood. Mime
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PACING preferred, 98;, United States Steel 4649s
United States Steel preferred HOY; Wabash,
n Wabash preferred, ~; Spanish tours. 94. rs
Bar silver firm, l1ad per ounce. z
3 Money. ~ a. per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open market for
short bills is As per cent. The rate Of dis
count IN the open market for three months
bills Is ~ 04N per cent. 60
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
New York quotations to pm:
Japanese lists, 1904 @10ON. H.
Japanese IDS, 1OO@lOOh. E. ..r
Japanese second As, 90N Gl91. -.-.
Japanese ANS, OH @92M.
]. z. Ct. As, say. ~
Reading As, 99H. ~-s on. r T.
Ric. As. IS. " .-.-
Ric. SIS, 0OQ9Oh.
Boston Copper, 31M.
Utah Copper, 29h @30%. ..4
Greene Copper, 27B 1925.
Black Mountain, S@8h.
North Butte, 90.
East Butte, 9@9h. ~.-.s -. t.'.E
Atchison As, 1924 @102%. ..-
= c., B. & @. as, 98@9eh. 49,.
Steel IS, 9SH, $685. 981a.
0. s. T.. As, 94A @95.
B.. r. T. 4s,, 94A @o5.
B.. & o. As, 1O21a @1O3H. .-..
A. T. 4s, 77h@77%. ''..
A.. 7. 8s, 112K.
Union Pacific, 1O2A @108.
& O. 8ds, 921h goa. e:
Northern Pacific As, 1040104h.
Tin Can common, 6Hl7.
Tin Can preferred, 5S@59.
. CRANKY, 1925 @12h. -
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Hog prices rule steady. Receipts are rather
light; quality common to fair; prices range $3.50
to $6.35; bulk, $3.50 to &c.. Quotations: Light,
good to choice, Sc to sG.4o: mixed common s545
to 1896; fair, $50 to $500; good to choice,
$5:95 to $3.50; heavy, common, s5.45 to s5.e5;
Sc. so; rough sows, IS to $5.25; rough stays,
$4.75 to So.
CATTLE-Receipts are fairly liberal and sup
cattle prices rule. steady. Stockers and feeders
steady, with market continuing active. Veal
calves, steady; bulls, steady; mitch cows,
steady. :.-.---.
sHEEP-Lberal run Of sheep. large end
billed thru. Demand strong for feeding sheep
and prices strong. Killing sheep and lambs
steady.
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PRICES RULE FIRM
IN HOG DIVISION
RECEIPTS RATHER LIGHT AND
TIE QUALITY COMMON.

Cattle Receipts Fairly Liberal and the
Supply Of Killing Stuff Ample
stockers and Feeders Steady with an
Active Market Ruling Veal Calves
steady-Bulls Steady. Also Mich
Cows "A Liberal Run Of Sheep Again
Today.
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New York to Piper: The etock market opened
strong this morning but there was plenty Of
stock for, sale on: the advance and it soon turned
heavy with declines running from ! to points
was no special reason for the weakness.
1t is reported that T.. H. Hartman is en-
deayoring to get back control of the Alton.
Whallon from New York: Stop orders caused
by the stiffness in money rates, IN per cent.
was the reason assigned for the weakness in the
market; no special news II s r..sy, ~
mour has September corn cornered. In my judg-
ment that is hardly true They and other ship
pers have corn sold for shipment and Septem.
Der bought against 1t and with the very small
stocks the market has cornered itself and will
work, itself out. =, ..-s, 49,. - & ~
New York to Watson No signs of foreigners
buying options here sE-.s, -... -. r.
New York--It is reported that much difficulty
is found in negotiating commercial paper.
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sn nzipg Progress is being made in railway
building in China. The mileage Of roads now In.
operation being built and projected approx
mates 5000 niles This is already more than
Spain his. but less than the mileage of Illinois
or Ohio I,
According to the year books of the denomina- &
tons tile percent of gain in members for the
year 1907 was as follows: Baptists, 2 2-1U; Con-
Mcth,nlist Episcopal church. $40.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Sept. 1e.-Cattle re-
ceipts, $500; market steady to strong; native
steers, 81. 50@6.4o; cows and heifers, 81. 50@
$2.76@4 %; cows and heifers, $1.15@4.75; can
ners, s1.25@ .23b; stockers and feeders, $2759
40; calves, $3@5.75; bulls and stays, $275@
lower; heavy, $6.s5@e.1o; mixed, -$5.eo@6: o5;
light, se.15@6.3o; pigs, .$5@e; bulk Il sales:
strong: yearlings, IS. eO6e1B: y;wethers. $50
$50; ewes, $4.60@5.15; lambs, $650@7.b0.
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An odd sounding announcement has been made az e
in the Baltimore News that the inlefs OF the
storm sewers in that city are to be protected
with gratings SO as not to. ALLOW, even the
smallest child to pass thru" The News pro,
ceeds to add: with such protection no child
can be swept into the. sewer BY, nooos' as
has too frequently been the case.
There is n kind of rock called greensboro,
found in New Zealand of which the natives
make beautifully carved clubs, These clubs
are precious heirlooms and very rarely "a ina Rn
erts received one as a present from a. CHIEF
and counts it among his most priced treas
ureS. -. To-. 49,,
"A street preacher in west Of Scotland town
complained to passing policeman aooat De,
Ing ANNOYED by a part of the audience. and
asked him to remove the obnoxious ones; s.. "Meei;
We see y replied the cautious officer, 1T Wouid
be hard Job for me tae spot them; but III
tell YOU what I'd dae If were you what
would YOU do? eagerly inquired the preacher
Gust ga round wi the hat
The Mexican government charges on trans
fers Of land deeds amount to from $40 to S45
! Mexican on $1,000 value. According to the
| laws of that country it is, necessary for for
| eigners to have their nationality mentioned II
the title, otherwise they become Mexicans.
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Shipped-Wheat, e8 cars, 900 bu: corn,
2,1so bu: oats. 10000 bu; barley 80, $50 bu; rye,
1900 bu fax. 86. 633 bu: -four, 6S. 933 brls; mill
stuffs, 1884 tons; hay, 40 tons; nnseed oil,
SS5. 473 lbs oil cake $50. 43O lbs; car lots, $685.
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+ LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept. 19-Wheat, spot
dull; No. 2 red western winter, 5s 3d. futures
firm; September, Is 24ad; December Is SGD.
Corn, spot steady; American mixed. As 10d; fu-
lures firm; September, nominal; December, As
6asd January, new, Is 1Ad.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Sept. 19.-Duluth wheat
opened strong OH foreign advices and closed at
the top nc over yesterday on September, altho
cash and to arrive only gained Nc. Interest
centered largely in the flax market, which was
very strong on short covering and closed at 1850
yesterday on October. with September up
214c and May &C. Durum wheat advanced &c
very light offerings. strong disposition to
cover on the part of previous short Sellers
The close: Wheat. No. i hard, track, Tee;
to arrive. No. northern. 74Ac: No. 2 northern
73Ac; track. No. northern, 75c: No. 2
northern. 73hc; September. 74Ac; October 74c;
durum, 651ac; No. 2, 63kc; october No.
durunl. csc: No. 2 durum. Csc: old durum, No.
/. 65hc; No. g. 631hc Flax: to arrive $1.13A !;
flax. on track, $1.15h: September. $1.15h; De-
tober, s1.13h; November. s1.13h; December,
$1.12 January. Sill; May, $1.16. Oats to ar
rive, 33c; September, 33c. Rye, 541ac. Barley,
81 @47c.
Cars inspected. wheat, 3s7: last year, 31s;
oats. IS; barley. 81: fax. 61 last year. 46. Re-
ceipts, wheat. 374724 bu; oats, 27,o90; barley,
103.475; rye 3,O74; fax. 52,144. Shipments,
| wheat. 276,O45 barley. 49, 81; fax, sol.
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Sept 10.
Flour sales, 2, 200; -four was steadier. with
out quotable changes. Wheat. sales, $50, 900
| bu. much stronger feeling prevailed In wheat
this morning. Prices advanced 1ae to %c. on
| receipts. September, roc; December, 81 y q
81Bc May, SAN @s4Ac. Rye, steady. Nc.
| 2 western, 64h c 1 New York. Corn, sales,
| 10000 bu. 'Option market was higher OH cables
and with wheat; September 57Mc.
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ARIZONA CoPPERs,

The market opened this morning over the
Ing some good advances, reacted slightly to-
wards this noon. Superior & Pittsburg and
Cananea Central lead the market with the
$20.25.
Keweenaw, Warren and Butte & London have
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/ WINNIPEG GRAIN, Sept. 19.-September
opened at 73Ac and closed at 1890; October
at 71%c, closed at 72Ac; December at 7oBc,
closed at 71ac; May at 1870, closed at 76Ac;
cash close, No. 1 hard, 74Mc; No. l. northern,
1870; No. northern, 71Ac; No. northern
6e%c; No. 2 white oats, 331ac; No. 3 barley
SOC; No. / fax, $1.04. Receipts of wheat,
206 cars; last year, 214 ~
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,.1nwAy HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans.
fer. St. Paul, Sept 19.-Barrett & Zimmerman
report: The horse market has been in good
condition for the first few days of this week.
Numerous sales were made and at prices above
the average The present demand is for the
heavy logging horses All other classes IS sa are
drafters, choice, $3.50 to 500; drartcrs, COM
mon to good s17o to 500; farm mares, extra da,
s12o to $145; farm mares. choice; $loe to $12o
livery, choice, $1eo to $50; delivery, common
to good $3.50 to $1eo; drivers. $40 49, to $3.50;
mules, according to size, $140 to $225. ~,
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 2; Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul. 9;
Minneapolis & st. Louis. 8: Chicago, st. Paul,
500 Line. 8: Northern Pacific. SO; total. 151.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept. 19.-Cat.
tle-Receipts. 5000, including 500 southerns
market steady to strong; native steers, $4@6:
southern steers, s275@4; southern cows s2@
O. 7b; native cows and heifers, 81 1895 10; stock.
calves, ss.25@e Is; western fed steers. $500
545; western fed cows. s2G3.75. Hogs-Re
&c i5Ge a.; heavy, se10@6.2b; packers $8,15@
635; pigs and lights, $6.2o@6.45. sheep-Re:
ceipts, 1000; market strong; muttons, seg
$50: lambs, $6@7.75; range wethers' S4.'ae q
h75 fed ewes $4.50M5.50. .. ...-
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LoNDoN cLos1Ni,in. 7 s,TocrK KS

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Sept. 19-con
soils for money, S6A; consols for account, s8as :
Anaconda, 10; Atchison, 111A; Atchison pre-
ferred, 1851; Baltimore s Ohio 127A Cana ann
cage Great Western, 10; Chicago, Milwaukee &
| st. Paul. 1a4; De Beers, 1855: Denver & Rio
Grade. A; Denver & Rio Grande preferred. 80:
Erie 30; Erie first preferred s01a; Erie second
preferred. 1914; Illinois Central ITO; Louisville
& Nashville 1885, Missouri. Kansas & Texas.
37 a; New York Central. ASH; Norfolk & West.
i tario & Western, 81 y s; Pennsylvania, a; Rand
! Mines, 6M; Reading, TO- Southern Railway,
ern Pacific, 94ss; Union Pacific, 1e4M Union
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med, all ports, s7.45@7.5t
PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Sept. 1e.-The pro-
visions market was steady and shade higher.
but the demand was light. Hogs were strong
to &c higher. January pork opened unchanged
to SC higher at $127O@1275. Lard was up 21ac
at $780, Ribs were down 21Ac at $6S5.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS, SEPT. 1s.
Cars-Milwaukee, 40; OMAHA 81; st. Louis
2: Great Northern. 81: Northern Pacific. %
Great Western. %: 500 Line. o. &
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CLOSING CASH PRICES


o
No. yuo wcoru.4 barley SAC to
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s1oux CITY I1vEsTocK. Sent. 1e.-Re

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK. Sept. 1e.-Re-
ceipts-Cattle, 400; hogs, 300. Hogs ;, be
$500; 70, 21o lbs, $e.o5. Cattle steady: stock
slow 1eeves 1s IS, $50 Il l6s s2S ,Id
heifers-1O, 100 lbs, $3.50; 16, $40 lbs. 3d. 80:
Il, 800 lbs, 1895. Cows and Heifers-10, $40
lbs. $2.75; 1e, 800 lbs, $50: p. $50 lbs,
81. TO- Calves and Yearlings-10 $40 lbs, 81;
s, $50 lbs, 50. 25; 10, 60 lbs. So. ~.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Sept. 1e-Beef,
steady. . Pork. firm; mess, S1S.50@10: short
| clecr;. 16:5o@1s75. Lard, steady: prime west.
ern, $S.95@9. - .'r.} =.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK. Sept: 1e.-cattls.
Receipts, 5000, including $500 Texans: market
steady; beef steers s3.5o@625; stocker rs 1 ana
5.s5; Texas steers. $s@510; cows and heif.
ers s2@s5o HogsEReesipts' s 1892 P Sntcs
higher; pigs, lights and packers; $e0o:as outen-
ceipts, $500; market steady; native, s5@5.7S:
| lambs, $4@7.65. -F ~.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. SEPT. IS. 4
Received-Wheat. 301 cars. 301 GOO sbu; corn,
1880 bu; oats. 1880 bu: barley, 81 100 bu;
millstufs, IS tons; hays, 80 tons; car lots, 437.