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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-17
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY,
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Sept. II: wheat was firm and
slightly higher at the immediate opening today,
because of rains in the northwest and south
west and firm gables Commission IT., houses wsEs
opening prices eased off a shade on selling
BY pit traders who were Influenced by weakness
in coarse grains. December wheat opened 1sc
to Me higher, at 7shc to 7s%e, and sold of
TO s 1scp a B ph as saS 4hSgo
last week and 1925 cars a year ago.
Themarket had steady undertone for the
greater part Of the day, but local traders
sold freely on all Of the hard sypots, with the
final result that the market closed easy and 40
Cash wheat. No. 2 red, 72h @73o; No. red.
71@72Bci- No: hard, 71h@74c; No. 8 hard.
69@72c; No northern, 77@78c; No north
err oss S@SS No. fepb 79
72N 0l72Bc.
Liberal receipts and general rains thruout
the corn belt caused an easier opening in the
corn market Selling at the start was gen ger
market steadied somewhat at the end Of the
first half-hour buying by commission houses.
December opened H@Ac to N@ssc lower, at
cars cars with IS CARS Of Contract grade WV" "
Prices ruled heavy on general selling, induced
by heavy receipts and favorable weather. The
close was easy with December &@hc to " %c
'0y 6ssn at to4 a1% se. 47c; No. 4s q47c.
Close; Corn, September, 4eAc; December
The oats market was easier, partly in sym.
pathy with corn and partly on selling by com
mission houses. Local receipts were so cars
changed at 321Ac and declined to 32Ac. Local
receipts were 1853 cars.
Cash oats. No. 2, 3115c; No. 8, 81Ac.
Close Oats, September, 52ssc; December
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MONEY REPORTS

BERLIN, Sept 17.-Exchange on London, 20
marks AN pigs for checks. Discount rates
short sh bills ah per cent; three months bills,
~ per cent
PARIS, Sept. 17.-Close- per cent
rentes, 96f 47kc (ex-interest); exchange on
London, 25f 19c for checks.
LONDON, Sept. 17.-Gold bars IT'S lid;
American eagles, 76s Cd. The United States
secured $4,000, 900 in gold today, this amount
being nearly all the offering the market.
the Bank Of. England on balance today H. J.; Z
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE subtreasury to-
day transferred 100000 to San Francisco for
account of local banks. Ladenburg, Thalman
q CO.. today announced an engagement Of $3.50,
OOO gold in London for import.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 17.-Bank clearIngs to-
day, S3,O75. 1885, 50; New York exchange, selling
rste. 5capremium buying rate, 25c discount;
CT tcago exchange, selling rate, &c premium; buy.
ing rate 25c discount; London eO-day sight docu
mentary exchange. $3.50. Legal money frmer
and but little business done under per cent.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 17.-Bank clearings today
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Sept. I.-Irading in wheat
was steady today, tho at no time especially
active. December opened shade tirmer at
72Bc, sold at 72Ac,; fell to re and closed
there, loss Of 15c. September fell Nc and
May &c. Cash wheat continued on the basis
of &c over September for No. / northern. No.
northern was 11ac under No. for to arrive
11ac on all trades and in all options. Flax
was rather narrow in range. but trading was
steady in moderate volume. October opened I'M
changed at $1.1o1s, sold at 81 10 and then adj
vanced, closing &c up at $1.1oB. September
unchanged. Oats gained &c.
Grain in store at Duluth Sept. Is: Wheat No.
hard 1907: No. northern, 1924 No. 2
northern, 1858: special bin, 1,07S,077: No. 1
and No. 2 durum 49,66s; total 1,149, 229; in
crease during week. 549, 202; stocks a year ago.
$3.50; oats 2ss, o24 increase 3,411; rye, 1es ss5,
Increase 2241o; barley. e22, s42, increase So2'
636: fax. 32s,953. increase 6O,169.
Close-Wheat, No. hard on track 741hc: to
arrive No. northern. 73Ac: No northern
TING; on track. No. j northern. 731sc No 2
northern. 721ac; September, 721ac October,
7215c: December re; May, 76Ac; September,
No. durum 631bc;: No. Q durum, 61 nc: October
No. durum. CSC: No. 2. 61c durum on track,
No. 1. 631ac; No. 2. 81 hc; fax, to arrive
SLIPS; flax on track, s11O7k: September 81 .i2;
October. S1.1OM; November, $1.10Is December
81. oe1A; May, s1.1s1a; January, .Si.o9h oats.
barley. 85@45c. Cars Inspected, wheat S7s;
last year, 429; corn. 3: oats -; rye. 4: barley.
So; flax. 80; last year. 10. Receipts. wheat
319 SOs; oats. q $50: barley, 90. 567 rye Att
flax, 3,24S. Shipments. wheat, TBS, $685. barley
22.GA0: flax. 7Sena
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Wheat tired again and dropping.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, Sept. H.
Light Minneapolis receipts the feature in
the grain trade today. Only 400 cars came in
against 776 year ago, a comparative decrease
eof $40 cars. This gave the bulls who be-
levers in the theory that the farmers will hold
back their wheat good illustration to point to-
Here was an example, they said, Of the effect
Farmers simply would not sell at the low
prices, and the stuff will not come in. On its
face this looked sound, and indeed it is not
to be doubted that some farmers among the
wealthier VIII hold back, nor is the effect
OF this thing that be overlooked as
an influence upon the price. To assume, how
ever. that there will be holding back to any
such extent will create q bull market Is to
assume much, for the average farmer raises
wheat to sell. To assume that todays lighter
movement was due to this holding back would
elevators taking In wheat, and nearly every side
track its car or two waiting to be hauled to
market. 1t Is more a question Of the ability
OF the roads to haul in the stuff.
Despite this showing of $40 cars less than a
year ago, prices thru the early part Of the
session were without important change. Duluth
fell off, with 376 cars against 400, Chicago got
only Sc against 120. The failure of the market
to respond to this lighter spring wheat move
mant was disappointment to holders, especially
here where the decrease in stocks continues and
1000 bu has gone out Of storage in the past
Ftwo days.
= Kansas City received 355, 900 bu against 245,-
ssjooo; st. Louis 10000 bu against 1877, 900.
81 Nearly all the news that followed thru the
4
4 to close. The primary receipts showed 1903, 900
Z bu against !, sos OO0 Flour shipments were the
largest posted for some time, and clearances for
Il the day in wheat and flour ran to 90s,OO0 bu.
ut was a disappointment to the bulls that the
Z market did not advance these things.
H The visible supply report later and
A showed increase of 1,O29, 900 bu, which raises
Z the total to 81 ,197. 900.
The high quality of the new Canadian wheat
lis shown by the following detailed statement OF
4 Winnipeg receipts Of Saturday: 361 cars new
wheat as follows: 102 cars No. L. hard, 152
ears No. northern, 4s cars No. northern, SO
cars others. The larger proportion Of durum OF
macaroni now coming is shown in todays in
spection which, obtainable at the close OF
the market, follows: No. hard, &c
cars; No. l northern, 60; No. 2 northern, 49,
No. B. a; No. 4, 10; rejected, 8; no grade, q
total, 27S spring; winter, ~; durum, 112; total
432.
~, II. E. Rycroft, who just returned to Chicago
from Minneapolis, says he believes the spring
.~ wheat crop Is fully large last year, ant
the crop of durum double that of a year ago
The movement to market, he thinks, will de
pend wholly upon the weather and ability O.
+ the railroads to furnish cars. The flax and oat
: crops are large and just starting to move. Al
IS the farmers are getting relatively better price
for these grains, they likely to market then
NOR 1u Than yrl,oof
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HEAVY DEALING In
READING STOCK
BIG COAIER LEADS OFF WEEK
WITH SHARP ADVANCE.
Stocks Are Traded in Blocks Of Thou
sands Two Blocks Of Pennsylvania
Of 1000 Shares Each Change Hands
at Observation-Disclosures Share in
Strength. ~

New York. Sept. 17.-Prices in the stock
market today advanced on large opening trans
actlons IN winch Reading and Amalgamated Cop
per were the most conspicuous First sales Of
Reading We're of 1000 shares at 1872 and 1924
compared with 1511a Saturday, and the stock
subsequently got up ~. Six thousand seven hun
Ia and HAY compared with 112h on Satur-
day Anaconda rose 81, Locomotive IN, Smelt-
Ing Ia, Delaware & Hudson /, and Southern
Pacific, Louisville & Nashville and Lead large
fractions.
The stocks which were most conspicuous ut
the opening retained the preeminence In the
maEKet ana other stocks were added. Reading
was the most Interesting feature. the demand
from JOB to 164 on the purchase Of 200 shares.
The top price was 164h q gain of 3 points.
Aaliroad equipments stocks were bought heavily,
az were the more prominent metal stocks. The
general railroad group did not figure prominently
In the market, but showed general improvement
OF good fraction. Virginia Iron rose 8, Kansas
q Texas preferred, American Car and Steel
thinning preferred 1% Q1%, and Illinois Central
GREAT Northern preferred, Kansas City Southern
preferred, Kansas & Texas, Pressed Steel Car,
Colorado Fuel Sugar, United States Steel pre-
ferred, Cotton OIL and Wells-Fargo Express Ia
u. Extensive proht-taking in Reading, which
forced 1t back nearly point, put curb on the
advance and there was some recession. Dis
t1llers' Securities fell 2. z ~. e., 49,.
New stocks became strong IN rotation and on
spurts Of furious activity, Reading and some
of the other early leaders were forced back by
realizing. Pennsylvania advance Of IN was
on enormous dealings, two blocks OF II 900
shares each changing hands at 145. The trans
continental stocks came next, st. Paul rising
2as, Union Pacific 2 and Southern Pacific M
virginia Iron rose IN, Anaconda 9, Vulcan De-
thinning preferred 8. Delaware & Hudson IN
General Electric 2, New York Central IL, Mis-
souri, Pacific and others point United States
Rubber, Hide s. Leather preferred and Corn
PRODUCTS preferred fell 1@1h. The reaction in
Reading ran to points Bonds We're firm.
Speculation Quieted down as usual during the
noon hour and fluctuations were trivial Central
OF New Jersey gained points, but Pullman
fell off IN.
Altho Amalgamated Copper was marked up te
11oh, the movement did not. inspire much con.
fdence In the general list and prices faded away
| slowly. Reading sold down to 1b1h. thereby
relinquishing all Of its earlier rise Of points
| st. Louis Southwestern preferred improved ]
and Knickerbocker Ice IN. Atlantic Coast Line
| gave way 1. -r.-s-. - r .'
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co., Chamber Of Commerce, Mime
apolis. Closing figures are bid.
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sTArAE GRAIN INSPECTION, SEPT. IL.

Cars Inspected In--Wheat-Great Northern
No. hard So; No. 1 northern, %; No. 2 north:
ern, II; No. 3, IS; No. g.; no grade, 1.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. north
ern, 5; No. 2 northern, so; No. 3, %; No. 4, 2;
grade, 2. .... 81. .-. .
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. 2 northern, 8;
grade, l. =.
No. northern, 8.
Northern Pacihc-No. ! hard. 2; No. north
ern, 2; No. northern, 8; No. 8, 8; re-
Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis s. Omaha
No. northern, L; No, northern, Z; No. s. 3;
No. 4, 2; grade, 1.
Totals-No. 1 hard 80, No. / northern. AZ;
No. 2 northern 81; No. 8, 40; No. 4, Z; re-
jected, l; no grade, 8.
Other Grains-No. durum wheat. 8 cars
No. 2 durum wheat. 20; No. 8 durum wheat,
10; No. durum wheat, 1; No. winter wheat,
10; No. winter wheat, IL: rejected winter
wheat, 7; grade winter wheat, l.; mixed
wheat, l; no grade corn, /; No. white oats
10; No. white oats, il; No. 8 oats, -; nc
grade oats, s; No. 2 rye, 8; Ny. rye, nc
barley, IS; No. feed barley, 7; grade feed
barley. 2; No. fax, 10: rejected dax, 4; nc
grade fax, 1.
No. l northern wheat, So; No. 2 northern
wheat. 12 No. wheat, s; No. wheat,
no grade winter wheat, i; No. white oats, 2
No. white oats, 8; No. / feed barley, 8
No. rye, l.: No. 1 fax, 81.
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THE CASH TRADE
LIGHT RECEIPTS TODAY AND GENERAL
STEADINESS

SIEAOlNESS.
FLAX-Receipts, II cars, against 1oS cars
last year. Shipments. IA cars Duluth, IS
cars. Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, $1.09as !;
to arrive, $1.OS%.
a CoRN-No. yellow corn closed at 43Ac. Re-
ceipts 16 cars; shipments, cars.
,OATS--New No. white oats closed at 291hc.
Receipts, 11S cars; shipments. 81 cars.
j: FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
! and cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra, SIG SO
8@1675; No. 1 ground feed, % corn and 1-3
ioats, 75-lb Sacks sacks extra, $16.T5@17; No.
ground feed, y corn and y oats, sO-lb sacks.
1-s and 2-3 oats, 7o-lb sacks, sacks extra,
S17.25@17. so.
MILLsTUFFs-Bran in bulk is quoted $3.50
1875; shorts in bulk, 14.50@14.75; mid,
dlings in bulk, $17.75; red dog in 14Os $50. Is
/. @21; all in Minneapolis In 2OO-lb sacks,
81 per ton additional; in 1OO-lb sacks. $1.5O per
! ton additional. Shipments, 1,o4s tons.
% BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 34@35c;
! mailing grades, 36@47c. Receipts, 70 cars
i shipments SO
RYE-No 2 rye closed at 52h@54Ac. Re
oeipts, ID cars; shipments,
HAY-Receipts, 100 tons. Timothy, choice
! s12; timothy, No. 1, s11@11.5o; timothy, No. 2
$95O@1O; timothy, No. 8, 81. 50@s.5 so; prairie
choice, Sill prairie, No. /, s950@1o5O; prairie
No 2, S9@1o; prairie, No. 8, $7@s; midland
No. 1, $500: midland, No. 2. $650@7. so; nc
grade hay, $250@4.5 3d. rye straw, No. /, $3.50
I rye straw, No. 2, $3.50; wheat or oat straw
z SIS. 5O@4.5O; no grade straw, $2@s.
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS Sent

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Sept. 17.-con.
sols tor money, So 9-16; consols for account,
son preferred, 1o5A Baltimore & Ohio, i27% i;
Canadian Can Pacific, 1s4%; Chesapeake & Ohio,
66H; Chicago Great Western, 10; Chicago, MIL
waukee St. Paul, 1884, De Beers, 1914:
Denver & Rio Grande, 45; Denver Rio Grande,
preferred, 80; Erie, 50%; Erie first preferred,
su Erie 11e second preferred ~ Illinois Cen
souri,, Kansas & Texas, SO; New York Central.
149; Norfolk & Western, 90; Norfolk & West.
Pennsylvania, 74as Rand Mines, 8lk: Readine'
79A; Southern Railway, $685. Southern Rail.
way preferred. lo3h; Southern Pacific, 95M;
SO; United States steel, 47H; United States
steel preferred, Ill; Wabash, 81; Wabash pre-
ferred, An; Spanish fours, 94H
Bar silver. steady, 81 5-l8d per ounce.
Money, 8@3N per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market 70,
snort b1lls Is per cent. The rate Of discount
per cent. - ~ 0---e l.
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LONDON STOCKS. Sept. 17.-American Sc
per was the feature With an advance Of TX
oyer SATURDAYS New York closing: Baltimore s
clned A@A, while the rest Of the list advanced
about half point.
Americans were quiet during the forenoon, but
distinctly firm and well over parity owing to the
favorable bank statement Later New York sent
buying orders and the market improved further,
especially Readings The market closed firm.
LIVERPOOL COTTON, Sept. 17.-U1osing
Cotton, spot, in fair demand prices 2 point:
higher; American middlng. fair 6.1od; goot
ding. $3.50; good ordinary, 6.14di ordinary
4eod; The ,a sales Of the day were 5000 bales
export and included 1000. American. Receipts
5000 bales, including 300 American. Futures
American m aa% 6ssPtember 52od
November, 5.02d; Nov. and Dec, 6.1Od; Decem
Der and Janqa:y, 5o2hd; January and Feb
ruary, 5000; February and March, 5.O51ad
March and April, 5:07kd; April and May, 5,09d
May and June, Slid; June and July, 5.121sd.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
FIRM AND STEADY WITH A FAIR BUsI-
NESS TODAY

The market held firm and steady today with
: business satisfactory and some increase in in
CURRY. There was some foreign business but
whether In patents or low grades is not known.
and millers expect continued good domestic
demand as buyers no longer appear afraid Of the
: market. Foreign business vii depend upon rel
alive wheat prices and as new Manitoba wheat
comes sale. will probably be more difficult
= to secure.
Shipments. 6S. III brls.
First patents quoted s41o@4.2O; second
patents $4@4.10; first clears. So. 25@3.s5; sec
apolis,
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ARIZONA ooPPERs.

The market opened strong at prices slightly
over Saturday Is closes and some Of the stocks
showed good advances as a result of the morn
iIg's trade. lutte Coalition and Cananea Cen
2tIal have again been the leaders.
Colonel W. O. Greene says Of the Cananea
Central: ut is certain that the property is a
good one. 1t embraces Al, 900 acres, all we'll
within the experimenting rocks of the cele-
brnted Greene camp. It Will have the best
management and will be developed properly and
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MISCELLANEOUS

market advanced to points at the opening
on higher cables but almost Immediately eased
off under liquidation and southern selling Pri-
vate cables reported the advance in Liverpool
due to rumors of frost in Alabama. but there
was nothing in the official private reports re-
ceived here to confirm this news and the weather
was regarded as favorable over the week end
The trading was quiet on the call and moder-
ately active later with prices in the middle of
the morning about 3@4 points net lower.
The market rallied during the late forenoon
on predictions for cold rains in the southwest
at midday "" We're about steady at Saturday d $
closing level.
Spot quiet; middling uplands $780, middling
gulf, 1O.O5c.
Cotton futures opened steady, October, s.92c;
November. 905c bid: December, 922c; January,
9.2sc; February, 9.96@9.3Sc March, 9.4Oc; May,
9.b6c; June. 9.5Sc bid; July 9.61c bid.
NEW YORK OIL, Sept. 17.-Petroleum
steady; refined, all ports, 7.45@7. Soc.
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M1pwAY HORSE MARKEr ,,,nn

MIDWAY HURSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer st. Paul. Mimi. Sept. 17.-Barrett & Zim-
mermans report: There has been another slight
decrease In the heavy drafters of from IS to $40
per head. This is caused by the dull market
Of the last several days. Other classes of horses
have shown no increase in the movement and
prices are about the same. Values: Drafters.
extra, S220@25o; drafters, choice. s19o@220:
drafters, common to good. $17O@19O; farm
mares, extra $12O@145; farm Mares choice,
$105 @120; farm mares, common to good $500
105: delivery, choice s160@1s0; delivery COM
mon to good. $130@16o: drivers. s13oG260;
n ules. according to size, $140@225
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Sept 17-Cattle. re-
eeipts, q, 800; market 1oc higher; beeves, $3.50
and feeders, s2.eo@4.4O; Texans, sSeoG4. So;
westerners, $3.65@5.3o; calves $6@775 Hogs.
receipts. 10000; steady; mixed and butchers.
heavy. $5.e5@5eO: light. $e.2o@6 90; pigs,
$5.50@6.30; bulk, $605@6.45. Sheep, receipts,
10000; steady sheep, s375@5.e5; lambs, $50
as, -
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


NJ. corn 10
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8.Os6,O00 2,s2s, 900 1850


Received-wheat. 400 cars, sos $50 bu; corn,
rye, IL $50 BY; nax ee.74o bu; -four. 200 brls
millstufs 1915 tons: hay, 100 tons; car lots, 731.
$500 bu: oats. 40. 900 bu barley. IS, $50 bu:
rye; $50 bu; fax. 4s.51o by; -four, es,771 brls;
12O. 600 lbs: oil cake a40 76O lbs car lots, 551.
WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS, SEPT. Is.
4. Great Northern. l1o; Mort bern Pacific, "a;
Great Western: 81: 500 Line. S.; Chicago. Rock
island g. Pacific z.
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| for the day by loads folows Chicago Great
Western, 2; Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, 35;
Great Northern, 215;. Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, 1; 500 line, 30; Northern Pacific, 115;
total 400
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PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-December wheat. 71A @T1$c.
Calls-December wheat. 72Hc.
Curb-December wheat, 71Ac.
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HOGS REMAIN FIRM
Tho QUALITY Low
SOUTH ST. PAUL REPORTS A SAT
IsFACTORY TRADE TODAY.

A Liberal Run Of Cattle, but Prices
Steady Against the More Liberal Of
ferings Killing Cattle Steady and
Stockers and Feeders Active-Larg-
est Run Of Sheep of the Year. Ino
Many Billed Thru,
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN. Sept. 17.-close-
May 10sc; cash No. 2 hard, 661a @6Sc; No. g.
66667c; No red SIC; No. g. 65@65c. Corn
September. 421sc; December. 36Mc; May. 3Shc;
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Sept. 17.-Eggs.
q nc; receipts, 1852 cases; market steady But
ter, creamery, 25c; imitation, 1917 @20c; ladies,
1870; receipts, liza pkgs; extra renovated,
Nh @22c; renovated, 19k @2Oc; market steady.
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAINS,
Sept 17.-Rye, cash, 5s@6Oc. Barley, cash.
80 @54c. Timothy, September, $4.10. Flax and
clover, nothing doing.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK. Sept. 17.-Cattle, re-
natives strong, Texans 1Oc higher; beef steers
S3.5O@65O; stockers and feeders, $2@4:25; cows
and heifers, $2.40@550; Texas steers, $3d5. 10;
1000; market strong; pigs and lights. $6.lo@
645; packers, S575@6.45 butchers and best
heavy. $6.30@6.50. Sheep, receipts, LOCO; mar
$50. .-.-... ~.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Sept 17.-Beef
firm: family: s11 so; mess ss@e: packet
$1O@1O SO. Pork. firm: mess, $1S.75@19. %;
family. $1e.5O@19; short clear, s17G1S.75. Lard
| FIRM prime western, 49, .-.,
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept. 17.-Cat.
tle-Receipts, $4,000, including 5000 southerns;
steers, $275@4; southern cows, s2@2.75; ma:
tive cows and heifers, s1.75@5; stockefs and
@e.25; western fed steers, $3.4oG525; western
fed COWS, s2@3.6o. Hogs-Receipts, 1000; mar.
ket steady; bulk of sales, $6:10@6.35: heavy.
lights, $82O@6.40. sheep-Receipts, 5000;
market steady; muttons, $4.75@5.50; lambs.
$5.50@7.90; range wethers, $4.75@5.s5; fed
ewes S45O05,5O
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Total sales, 1856, 600. - 81
Money: High, 10 per cent; low, AZ per cent;
last loan. per cent closed, 500 per cent.