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syfvania and nearby Western, henner
whites, extras, 5Gfp5ec. extra firsts. 51ds6c. .
firsts. 4s950c. gathered whites, firsts 20
extra firsts. 41d54c.: under grades, 3sU46c. .
Pacific coast white. extras, 56l5oc.: extra
firsts. 50I55c:: firsts, f6d49c.; under
grades. Ssdi5c.; pullcts. 35c.; other West
eyn and Southern, gathered whites, 340nfsc. !;
State. Pennsylvania and nearby Western,
hennery browns. extras, 46n49c.; gathered
brown and mixed colors. graded extras, 4.ft
f5c. firsts TO extra firsts. 35nfis.
FRUITS, FRESH-APPLEs--Ilst sin27J :
Duchess. bb.. S5Tc7; woif River. &mI
Wealthy, s5dc7 Mcintosh. s5@10: Alexander.
SAT-: Greening. s5n7 Gravenstein. siaI
Western, box. s3.25a3.s5. PEARS-Bart lett,
hbl.. stGpiO: Seckel S5d0.50; bsk., $i50u
3.5O Bartlett. bsk.. St.50ff3. RASPBERRIEs
Jersey, pint, iOnf5c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Pennsylvania and Jersey. fancy. quart, %
GI30c. poor TO average, 2oa2Jc.. PLUMS-
state. III. bsk., 256f50c. bushe bsk.. l.50
d225. PRuNES-State, bushel bsk.. 81, 75ef
.. GRArES--20 10. nsk.. Ilc.nSii Ia. gift
crate, 900. aSi. -. PEACHIsS-State bushel
bsk.. S2.Y0N3 ~ quart bsk., 65c.ISf.fO.
Connecticut, crate r2m3.50: up-river. crate
S1Gf3: ~ Quart bsk, Coo. GS1 %. MUSK
MELoNs-Cailfornia. Turiock, crate. poo.
ns2.5o: Colorado. Rocky Ford. crate. SIC a.
$3.50. pink meat, flat crate. Doc. dSi 80 :
crate. aoc.asi.35; Maryland muskmel.ns
crate. I5c. efs250; pink meat. crate, s2f3.
OSTRICH EGG MELoNs-Californla, crate,
81. 2Jnf.IS. CASABh Observation-Disclosures.
crate. si.5og2. SANTA CLAUS MELONS
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GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sept. Trading in wheat
broadened considerably to-day, and with
limited offerings prices advanced sharp
~ and at the top showed five cents over
the inside figures made carly on the
Board of Trade here. Houses with East
err and seaboard connections were free
buyers and the market action was taken
trade that any increase in the outside in
tcrests would result In a sharp advance
A private crop report showing 1f0. 000.-
600 bushels of all wheat fo- the coun-
try. or 1900 900 below the Government
August report, had considerable influence
on sentiment. as II indicated surplus OF
urder 200, 900 900 bushels on the basis
Of normal consumption and carryover.
The close was strong, with wheat Az to
4ssc. higher. corn up x to / &c and
oats Il to &c. higher.
Corn showed fair activity and aver
aged higher. September had more
strength than the deferred deliveries,
selling at NC. over December, with buy
ing OF September and selling OF Decem-
Der by cash interests as features. Oats
were active and higher with other
grains. September gained slightly on
December.
Provisions were easier on scattered
selling, with deliveries OF 1000, 900
pounds of lard and 100000 pounds OF
ribs on September contracts.
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Average Bond Prices
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
GIidden Co. bond Issue.

New bonds to the amount of So, $780,
eco have been issued by the Gidden
Company and have been sold to a local
banking syndicate, which Is Offering
them to-day at 99h and interest to
yield SOS per cent. Members of the
syndicate are Hallgarten & Co, New
York: Hayden, Miller & Co. and Union
trust Company, Cleveland, and Ames,
Emerich & Co., Chicago. The new is
sue is first mortgage per cent sink
ing fund gold bond due September l.,
1885. Purpose of the financing is to
reduce indebtedness and to increase
working capital. A sinking fund has
been provided for the retirement o.
$4,000 par value Of these bonds
yearly payable semi-annually. begin
ming March !. 1928. The company was
Incorporated as a consolidation of the
Glidden Company of Cleveland with
eleven other manufacturers and dis
tributers OF paints. varnishes. dry colors,
kalsomines, linseed and Oriental oils,
insecticides, &c. in a number of the
principal cities of this country and
Canada.
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Big CUTS ON STEEL
RATES TO THE COAST
Transcontinental Lines Decide
on Programme to Compete
With Canal.

Important reductions in freight rates
on iron and steel products from Eastern
points OF manufacture to the Pacific
coast have been decided upon by the
transcontinental railroad lines. according
to G. W. Luce, freight traffic manager
reduced rates have been checked in by
the transcontinental carriers. and eff
forts are being made to get the concur
renee of the lines east OF Chicago to the
reductions so that they can be published
ara be placed in effect at the same time
that other westbound transcontinental
rates are reduced, October 3, to meet
steamship competition through the Pan
anna Canal
The reductions run as high as 40 per
cent. Mr.. Luce states that tho lines
operating in what Is known as Trunk
Line and Central Freight Association
territory. which is that section cast of
Chicago and north of the Ohio and Po-
tomac rivers. but not including New
England points, have concurred in the
reductions decided upon by Pacific coast
lines, and 1t is expected that the New
England lines will extend their concur
renee at an early date.
The reductions contemplate a rate OF
81 per 100 pounds on iron and steel bars.
bands. bolts. horseshocs. plate and sheet
iron, nails. wires, cast iron pipe, struc-
tural iron. rods. billets pig iron. wrought
iron pipe and car and locomotive wheels
and axles The present rate Is $1.S3ia
from New York and $l.66 from Pitts
burgh. A rate of sl.15 has been agreed
upon on pipe fittings. s1.3o on wire
fencing. $50 gross ton on rails and
fastenings and $3.50 on wire netting and
fencing per 100 pounds.
Esta blishment Of the foregoing rates
win be contingent upon favorable action
by the Interstate Commerce Commission
on an application made by the carriers
asking permission to waive the require
ments of the long and short haul clause
Of the commerce act in making the rates
applicable only to Pacific coast ports.
Announcement was made also that the
Southern carriers have concurred in the
reductions in rates on dried beans and
canned salmon, dried fruit and rice
published effective August %. from
Pacific coast territory 10 Eastern points
north Of the Ohio and Potomac rivers.
This means that these rates will now
be placed in effect to points in Missis-
sippi Alabama, Tennessee. Georgia,
Florida, Kentucky. Virginia and the
Carolinas and will enable the Pacific
coast shippers to reach that territory at
the same reduced rates that have been
published to points north OF the Ohio
River.
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lily Oh DOT
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deaux @
4...... .S3lo
CityofLyons 6s
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City OF Paris IS
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United Kingdm
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California. crate. 81 1872; Persian. si.T5a
.. ORANGES california. box. s225Ts IS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. box, s2wo:
Porto Rico, 81 2JHs.o0: isle OF Pines. 81 .5ou
80. LsMONS-California, box, $2.50a3.
l.lMES-Domnicnn bbl., $3.50: crate. ~ %
AVOCADO PfsARS-Cuban, box, s2m4.SO; ,
Florida, s3TT. PINEAPPLES-Porto Rico.
crate, 81 25m6.50. wATERMELONS-South
crn. car, Si25G325.
P0TAT0ES-Long Island, bbi.. $4,000 70;
jersey, round. $50 lbs. s2.J0d3: No. .. 81 Is
also. SWEETS-virgina, Dbl, 81. 25d3. 70;
North Carolina, $f.5oa5; Jersey, bsk., $40
df9o.
POULTRY. DREssED-rREsH KILLED
CiIICHENS-Western broilcrs boxes, 2g1t
BE, fryers, 2lm32c. light roasters, 33n3Sc
heavy roastors, i0Di6c. Western. bbls., dry
picked, lbs, 30p40c. 3is lbs. 3ln33c .
lbs. 2Si30c mixed weights. 2I032c. bills.
iced, 256r2Sc. No 2, fST2fc.: Virginia, 26u
soc. nearby mixed weights. 2s032c. FOWLS
boxes, 2o1p3fc.; bbls., dry, 2Od32c.; iced,
20n3lc.; old cocks. tnn20c. TURKEYS--25
ni0c. DUCKS-Long Island, 2sc. SQUADS
White. dozen. s3ns. FROZEN-CiickliNS
.-Roastcrs, iouitc.; fowls. 22Q33c. TuR-
EiYS-l5M5sc.
POULTRY. rIvE-Frcight; Fowls. fo125c.;
broiers. 26T2sc. old cocks. i6c. old ducks.
2iG23c. turkeys 30n32c.; geese. f6mfsc:
pigeons. 35c,; guineas. pair. $4,000. Icy-
press Fowls. 2oT2sc.; broilers, .s13fc. /;
ducks. 22d2fc.: Muscovy, 15c.; Long Island.
spring. &c; geese, swan. i3c.; rabbits, ID,
.og2Jc.
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United States bonds; SAG, 10000, or 3.s
per cent. by Victory notes; $4,000, or
o6 per cent, by Treasury notes and
s26 S00.0 oO. or 40 per cent. by Treasury
certificates, compared with $365. lCcOoo
$l47. 100000. s5.300.0D and Ssi.000.0oo re-
spectively. reported the week before.
Discounted bills held by the Boston.
New York and Cleveland banks include
SOS. 10000 OF bills discounted for the
Richmond. Atlanta. Minneapolis and
Dallas reserve banks, compared Win
$67 10000 reported on the previous
Wednesday. No change is shown in the
total of so 900 900 rediscounted by Rieh-
mond with the New York bank. At
lanta reports a total of $S,e0O.W0 redis-
counted with Boston and Cleveland. as
against $S.O00.0O0 held under rediscount
with the Boston bank the week before.
Rediscounts of the Minneapolis bank
with the New York reserve bank show
reduction from sl7.soo000 to $lf,Scc,ooo,
while rcdiscounts of the Dallas bank
with the Boston and Cleveland reserve
banks show an increase from 81, 100000
to S2f, 10000.
Government deposits at the close OF
the month were $l5 900 larger than
the week before: reserve deposits show
an increase OF 81 10000 while other de-
posits, composed largely OF non-mem-
bers' clearing accounts and cashiers
checks. show slight reduction.
Federal Reserve note circulation
shows a relatively small decline for the
week of s4.40000o. Reserve banks of
Boston, Chicago. ST Louis, Minneapolis.
Dallas and San Francisco report in
creases in circulating reserve notes.
Aggregate liabilities of the reserve
banks on Federal Reserve bank notes
in circulation show a further decrease
for the week OF s.. 800. 900. and on August
81 stood at $f0e900 200, a decrease of
s95, 800, 900 for the last twelve months
compared with decrease OF Sc, 5Oo,00o
in Pittman certificates for the same
period.
The following table shows the condi.
ton of the twelve banks In the Reserve
system at the close of Wednesdays bust
ness, at the close of business on August
"a, and at the close Of business on Sep
TENDER 3. 1920:
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William r. Compton Company. New
York; Mortgage Trust Company. st.
Louis. and Kaufman. Smith, Emert &
Co, Inc. st. Louis, are offering $1,000
900 Wichita county. Texas. direct obi
cation s per cent bonds dated July /.
1921, and due April 10. 1922. to 1851,
inclusive. at prices to yield from s.25
to per cent. These bonds are direct
obligations of Wichita county. Texas,
and are payable from unlimited ad
valorem taxes upon all taxable property
therein. They were authorized by the
voters for the purpose of building q
system of hard roads in the county.
The bonds are exempt from all Federal
taxes. The net debt of Wichita county
is approximately per cent. of assessed
valuation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
ARGENTINA SELLS
100000 NOTES
Issue Which Is to Pay for New
Locomotives to Be Offered
Next Week.

The National City Company and the
Guaranty Company OF New York have
purchased and will offer for public
subscription next week at or near par
an issue OF 100000 OF two year per
cent notes of the Department OF State
Railwys Of the Republic OF Argentina
They win be guaranteed by the Argen-
tine Government.
The proceeds OF the loan VIII be
utilized to pay for the purchase Of
locomotives to the value OF about
100000 a contract for which has been
signed by the Argentine department
with the Baldwin Locomotive Company.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
st. Louis Southwestern Railway Co.

81. LOUIS, MIssOufI, AUGUST n, Ig2f-
Notice is herepy given that the annual
Gieel,ng 2, 'Ie S.osknoiuers or nt Louis
at the general offices OF the Company IN the
Railway Exchange Building, Sixth and Olive
on Tuesday. October 4, 1921. at nine o'clock
A. NJ. for the election of Directors OF the
Company in conformity with the bylaws and
for tho transaction of such other business
as may legally come before said meeting.
The regular annual meeting Of tho Direc-
tors OF the Company win be held at tho
same place. Immediately after tho adjourn
ment of the Stockholders Meeting.
The stock transfer books of the Company
will be closed on Saturday, September :.
1921. at twelve O'Clock noon and will be
opened at ten O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday.
October ). 1921.
J. NJ. HERBERT, President.
PAUL j. LONGUA, Secretary.
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ANTELOPE TO BE SPARED.
Wyoming to Issue No Permits for
killing Them.

DENVER Sept speaking as a mem
Der OF the Wyoming State Commission.
Gov. Robert ID. Carey OF Wyoming de-
clared here to-day that he believed the
commission would not grant any licenses
this season for the killing OF antelope.
Several protests had been received from
humane societies.
The Wyoming game law permits the
commission to grant licenses every two
years for the killing OF 100 antelope and
100 bull moose. The commission Is soon
TO meet 10 act upon the thirty-on appli-
cations for permits TO kill antelope and
twenty-five for moose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
MORE GOLD on WAY HERE.

Additional consignments Of gold now
on the way TO this country for the Guar
anty Trust Company from India. France
and Uruguay amount TO approximately
81 10000 The gold from India Is COM
ing on the steamship Robert Dollar.
which Is carrying $4,000 direct. The
steamer Devannah has on board s705,-
600. which Is to be transhipped 20 this
country at British port. Tho French
liner La Savoie Is bringing $4,000
and the Paris OF the same line 1924. 600.
The gold from Uruguay consists OF gold
coins.
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PROPOSALS.
THE PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI. CHI
CAGO & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
Treasury Department
Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept. I, 1901.
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds

Treasury Department
Pittsburgh. Pa. Sept I, 1911.
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
OF
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago 4 81.
Louis Railway Co.
10 an aggregate cost of 81 lis. @13. 2S win he
purchased for the Sinking Fund October T..
1871, at the agency of this Company, The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. New
York City, under the following provision OF
the mortgage:
Sealed proposals for the sale Of said
bonds will he received at the agency OF tho
said Railway Company In the City OF New
York, and bonds offered at the lowest
price. but not exceeding par. will be
accepted and paid for. Should bonds Of
different holders be offered at the same
price, the number OF bonds so purchased
shall be a pro rata basis. as near a.
practicable. in proportion TO the whole
number of bonds offered
The word price" as used In the Mortgage
IL construed TO mean the cost TO the Sinking
Fund. being the principal price plus accrued
interest to October list. unless the bonds
are offered flat" Bonds OF Series A
and "B'' are purchased for the Sinking
Fund flat. ex the October LIST coupon.
Proposals TO sell bonds to the sinking
Fund must be In the hands of The Farmer
Loan and Trust Company before close
OF business, three O'Clock T. NJ. Thursday.
September 20, 1921. and must state tho
series letter Of the bonds offered. Bords
accepted must be delivered on October la
or security furnished that day. II required.
that delivery will be made within ten daya-
7. II. u. MCKNIGHT, Treasurer.
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METALS.

on the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday straits tin was quiet at $3.50
hid for All positions. and standard tin
was offered at 2725. Electrolytic cop
pcr was quiet at 1917 for spot and
September. bid. offered at IL cents, and
standard copper spot and futures were
offered at 11.50. Zinc was steady spot.
4.55. and East St Louis was steady
with all positions offered at 425. Lead
was quiet spot and futures, 4.55 asked.
poaftions
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rHE pELAwARE s HUDSON CoMPANy.
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
The American Agricultural Chem
ical COMPANY
New YORK. Scptenibcr 7, IT,
ru,r-tt,t,Du,r, fsAt,lp,Al Stock
9 Rector street, New York City.

Kecfor street, Vow York CITY.
August 30, 1871.
To the Stockholders of The Americana
Agricultural Chemical Company:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that tiias
Annual Meeting OF this Company will be bella
at the office OF the Company. Plant Build
Ing, in the City OF New London. Conn. on
the 18th day OF September. 1921, at
O'Clock P. M. for the purpose of eiecting a
Board of Directors for the ensuing year.
amending the bylaws and for such other
business as may be brought before the
meeting.
The Transfer Books OF both the Preferred
and Common Stock will close at 3 O'Clock
p. M, on Friday, Sept. 2, 1921 and re-
main closed until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on FRI
day, September ts. 1921
J. A. STARRE.rT, Secretary.
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REVENUE INQUIRY EXTENDED.

WAsHrNGToN Sept 1.-The Deputy
Internal Revenue Commissioner. Mr..
Matson. left last night for visit to the
Indianapolis and Chicago offices OF the
bureau. Mr.. Matson has been conduct
Ing the Investigation here into charges
OF irregularity on the part of employees
OF the Revenue Bureau and Is under
stood TO be visiting the field offices on
similar matters.
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8 TUNNEL DRIVERS KILLED.
believed TO Have Pcrished In Pre-
mature Blast.

louisville. Pa. Sept. 1.--Three men
employed in driving a tunnel at the
I<sska mine OF the Alliance Coal Com
pany in this county were killed yestcr-
day by what is believed to have been
the premature explosion OF blast. It
became known to-day.
When the day shift reported for duty
this morning they found the three man
gled bodies and part OF the tunnel bad
Nv blown out.
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Escrow bonds are that part OF the
authorized issue which remains un-
issued with the trustee until additional
financing is to be done These bonds
may be released only when the mort
gage provisions governing the issuance
of additional bonds are complied with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02

block OF Cuban Telephone Company
first mortgage IS in ff0o denomination
sold over the counter recently at $500
bond. The bonds are payable at
fixed rate OF exchange A.s6.
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Corporate Financing Drops.

The aggregate OF corporate financing
in August. including railroad. public
utility and industrial notes and bonds.
was slo9. 1884 $50 against SIPS. 49,. $50 in July
and $40, s55 $3.50 in August 1920.
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CABLES.

Rio futures unchanged TO 30 reis lower.
Exchange showed no change at Sd. Receipts
II. 900 and stock 1.415O00. Santos futures
unchanged to q refs lower. Receipts 10000
arainst "a toi, last wear JundIasy receipts
% 900 compared with 10000 year ago. The
weather In Sac Paulo was cloudy in four
districts and fine In one.
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CHICAGO PRICES.

Reports that Italy was endeavoring TO
purchase 100000 bushels OF cash wheat
were denied. although II was admitted
that several cargoes of ii had been pur-
chased by that country within the last
week. The recent Italian buying totalcd
about 100000 bushels. Yesterdays
sales were estimated at 100000 bushels,
although Il was reported but not con-
firmed. that in addition the Greek order
for 100000 bushels OF Manitobas had
been filed. Sales of corn decreased only
100000 bushels. according to Eastern re-
ports: Western advices were that 40o,-
900 bushels OF 1t had been purchased by
Europe. a few small lots OF rye we're
ntfrrha cod
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live STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.

Common 10 prime steers. 100 lbs S.. oOG a.Go
Common to choice bulls. 100 lbs. 3.0Du 4.Ss
Common TO choice cows, 100 lbs. .00n $50
Common TO prime vcals. 100 lbs. ! q. 00spi q 80
Common 10 prime sheep tewes),
100 lbs. ............. 49, 1.ap1 10
Common TO primo iambs, 100 lbs. 1900 n5O
Live hogs, 100 lbs. .............. {. o0r 90
Dressed beef, steer sides. III. Gisihc
civ dressed vcals, ID. ........-. 1TfD2Ic
pressed mutton. tb,......,....... 5fiac
Drersed wcthcrS, Ib............. 10pt2c
Dressed lambs. city, lb........... 12022c
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RAILROAD COMPANY
office of the Treasurer
Pittsburgh, "a. September 1. I'm I
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF the
TOLEDO, WAIHONDING VALLEY d OHM
RAILROAD COMPANY
TO an aggregate cost OF $3J,5?OO wfn -
purchased for the Sinking Fund Ortober !,
1921. from the lowest bidders. at a prtce uce
to exceed par and interest.
Sealed proposals 10 sell bonds must b N
the hands of The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, New York City. before close Of
business. three o'clock r. M. Friday. Sep
TENDER so 1921. and must state tho series
letter OF the bonds offered. Bonds accepted
must be delivered on October fst. or eecurffy
furnished that day, II required, that delivery
will be made within ten days.
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NEW YORK PRICES.

wHEAT.-No. red. $l.ss No. 2 hard,
$3.50: No. | Manitoba, sI.57ia: No. mixed
durum. si.35h {. !. T. track New York to
arrive.
CORN.-No . yellow. ISSc.: No. white
7aisc: No mixed, T1s<c q l. T. New York
10 days shipment.
0ATS.--No. white. ioisc: No 3 white,
4Sc.: No. white. iJc. fancy clipped white
5sneoc. ordinary clipped white. 54@5sc. ali
elevator.
EyE.-No. . Western. SITS T. o. h. and
Si.t6 e. 1. 7. New York.
BARLEy.-t'eeding. 500 1or. mailing. I7d
Sic. G. I. I. New York.
IAN.--Markct STEADY. No. I S30n3o; No
tom timothy, No. 10 I, large bales, ton
s2513i; shipping, sain2l: no grade siGI
20: fancy light clover. mixed. $2saaa: No.
falfa. sisI3o.
STARVING. ! rye. s2cD2s a ton: No. .
rye. S2or22; No. ost, SIT, wheat. bundled,
SfSGo0: tangled, 2i0d11
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Minneapolis Prices.

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. Flour unchanged
to 10 cents higher. In carload iots family
cotton sacks. shipments. 1885 barrels
ran Sf3@15.
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BIDS will he received for the construction
OF three jettics at Rchohcth Beach. Della
ware. Plans viii be mailed upon applca-
tior 10 tho Chairman az Milton, Delaware.
and dcposinE Ten Dollars $1,000. which
will he returned whom the plans are re
turned. All bids 20 be scaled and delivered
70 the Chairman Of the Committee NJ Reho-
both Beach. Delaware, by two o'clock r.. NJ.
9rptcmber ~, 1871.
JAMES CAREY PALMER. Chairman.
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T,us WHEELING TERMINAL RAILWAY
COMPANY
OffICo OF INC TreaFnrer
rittshlrRh. IA. srptcnibcr 81.

OffICo OF Inc TreaFurer
rittshirlsil. Pa. September 81. TOT.
First Mortgage Bonds ~ ihis Company -
an aggregate cost ~ sitGlo.o0 WIN be pur-
chased for tho Sinking Fund October :.
1871. from the lows est bidders. ~ q price ra.
20 exceed par and Interest. Scaled proposals.
10 cell bonds must be In tho hands Of Messrr
wdruslow. f,anier & Company. New Yort
CITY before close 81 business, three o'clccs
r. NJ FRIDAY. September 30. 1921 and hnntss
accepted rnust be delivered on October 1T or
security furnished that day. " required that
delivery VIII he made within zen aays.
r. W. MCKNIGHT. Trcaaurer