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CELEBRATED
HORNSBY DAY

81 Louis Mo-, Sept. so.-Hornsby's
day wa celebrated with a Cardinal
victory over the Pirates by a IL to 4
SCORE. marking the third straight for
tho locals. Rogers Hornsby, second
baseman was presented with two
diamond rings ms from the Masonic
ledge. and another from a fund made
mp Of public subscriptjons. A dia-
mond stick pin was given him by the
chamber of commerce. Two thousand
dollars worth Of Liberty bonds were
also gfven him TO be used in. the pur-
chase OF home here, together with
basket Of flowers.
In return Hosnsby clouted a
homer. two doubles and scored three
una Score:
r. II. E.
Ftttsburgh 010 900 os0-4 8 4
~ LOuis 0l0 All o31-1z IS /
Carlspn, Wheeler. r. Morrison and
Gooch: HatneS and C1emona.
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Jacksan And
Hartley Went
To SIOu Drau

New York. Sept. 3o.-Winie Jack
o and Willie. Hartley fought Is
rounds to a draw here tonight. The
exhibition was l~istless. both men
being hooted frequently BY the specta-
tors.
Jackson weighed 1881. and Hartley
The bout between Morris Lux of
Kansas City and Jim Sullivan of New
York was stopped in the fifth round
and the decision awarded to Lux when
his opponent appeared on the verge
Ut being knockde out.
Marty Summers was given the
judges decision at the end Of his
eighth round contest with Marty
Cross They are New York welter-
weights. ~ y
The veteran Leach Cross received
the Judges decision over Bert Spencer
q Brooklyn In, another eight round
bout
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SOUTH ST. PAUL
LIVE STOCK

South st. Paul. Oct. Cattle re-
ceipts 500: receipts of cattle today
were practically all western range
cattle on through billing to Chicago.
Some Of these were offered4in local
trade but none sold at noon. Com
pared with week ago, best light
weights corn fed steers steady to
strong, cutters and bologna bu,is
steady; veals calves mostly soc low
er; best lights ospackers today $500
q $3.50; stockers and feeders mostly
2S9s0 lower; quotations at close.
Grass beef steers $500 @ $50; bulk
s4.7b@5.75; butcher she stock sa.so
$500; bulk $3.oo@4.5o; canne,s
and cutters $2.oo03.oo: bologna bulls
S2.75@s.75; stockers and feeders
$s.5o9s.oo; bulk $3.5o@6.oo.
Hog receipts 400. market steady TO
strong with yesterdays ayerae 90.
range $e.oo@7.s0; bulk $s.5O@Tss:
desirable feeding pigs up to. so
sheep receipts. 1,4oo, todays sunnlv
billed through; market comnared
with week ago. practically steady m
natives and Dakota lambs and ahean.
weetern feeding lambs about steadv
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Have Hearts
ST On Winning The
Deciding Game Today

New York. Oct. 1.-After flirting
With the American league penrant ali
Auftng September the New York
yAnkoee today had their hearts set
5oa Winntng the only game necessary
{ pfapkure x. They were scheduled ii
! dephSe header with the Philadelphia
gkthte<tceA ~ the Polo grounds.
tNu games axe made necessary
~ - p06tp0nement oE yesterdays
e0nt6nt IA Phitadelphia, where rain
RaGtr9HG a Bhfbe park
III ChicAxo, the Cleveland In
1~An4sr9fq1e 70 be cart aside, and still
- D4t4S hopeful glances toward the
S506eSg 34aEue GAg. They turned ON
~ yxktxe 9ox yesterday and beat
&4sfssGeyeaeeh4e the indians ace: OBJ
stG149cg#f6e ysedtct over Eaher, chi.
penmier pitcher. These tws
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MITCHELL
%OUTPOINTED JACK
JOSEPH FRIDAY

Minneapolis Sept. 80. = Pinkey
Mitchell OF Milwaukee, outpointed
Jack Josephs of Minneapolis in a ten
round bout here tonight, in the
opinion Of a majority Of Newspaper
at the rtngside. They are light
weights
ed AL Army Of international Falls,
Mimi, in 10 rounds; Stuart Mclean
Of st. Paul and Jimmy Woodhall of
Fergus Falls, Mimi. drew, in 10
rounds and Fred Lambert Of st. Paul
and Norman Addison, Minneapolis,
drew, in Arounda.
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WHITE SOX CATCHER
ESTABLISHED NEW
RECORD ON FRIDAY

Chicago, Oct. Ray schalk,
White Sox catcher, is believed to.
have established = record yester-
day when he threw out three
men ut first base In the eighth
inning Of the game with Geve-
land. Jameson singled and
Schalk threw ont Wambsganss on
his hunt sacrifice. Wood and
Smith then bounded balls I'm front
of the plate. the Sox catcher
getting two moro ASSISTS to 6rBt
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago, Sept. 30.-The Cleveland
Indians. fighting desperately today to
retain their place in the American
league pennant race. refused to bow
to the pitching proves OF Red"
Faber, pitching star Of the White
Sox and batted q 3 to 2 victory. The
game was a thrilling pitching duel be-
tween Stanley Coveleskie, the ace Of
the Cleveland staff, and Faber who
was attempting to win his twenty
sixth victory of the season.
Coveleskie was unsteady at the
start and Chicago got away to a one
run lead in the first inning. After
two men were out, Collins singled to
center and Hooper followed q sipgle
to right and Collins scored when Shea
singled to center.
Coveleskie settled down and was
given sensational support in the next
two innings but in the fourth he lost
control and Hooper was passed.
Shelley worked him for q count OF 3
and 2 and then hit to left for two
bases scoring Hooper. A quick
double play by Gardner and Eeweli,
MulItgan's fly to Gardner ended the
inning. .
Faber Weakened.
Faber pitched 11.vincibie ball until
the fifth when tho Indians got the
range. Gardner opened with a single
and Sewell followed with another
safe hit Burns famed and Fabsr
walked O'Ncill. filling the bases.
C~oveleskfe's hong fly to Hooper
scored Gardner after the catch.
Jamieson's single to right scored
sewells and when WambsEanss singled
to center, O'Neill counted.
Faber held Cleveland to seven hits,
four Of which wore made by jamie
son who had a perfect average.
Score. E ~ -
r. H. e.
Cleveland -. 900 $50 ooo-3 Z i
Chicago $500. 100 100 00o--1 Z Q
Coveieskie and O'Neill; Faber and
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MIKE DUNDEE WON
WITH FIRST BLOW

Chicago, Sept. so.-Mike Dundee of
Rock Island. ILL.,. knocked out frankie
Tucker Of San Francisco with his first
punch tonight after only a few Sec
onds of fighting In their scheduled ten
round bout on board the U. 8. Train
ing Ship Commodore. The fight wa
held there because boxing Is pro-
hihited in Chicago.
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Child Breaks Arm
In Fall From Disc

Starkweather, N. D., Sept. 90
Mervin Hoffstad, s~-year-old son OF !
farmer near here broke his arm IN 4
very peculiar manner. The lsd was
playing on q disc In the farm yard
when he fell and IN some way caught
his arn1 swapping 1t between tho ei-
bow and wis.
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MANY FOOTBALL
GAMES TODAY
Initial Appearance of Sever.
Al Of the Big Eastern
College Squads.

New York. Oct. Chief interest
I'm todays eastern college football
games centers in the initial appear
ance OF Princeton. Cornell, Columbia,
Army and Navy upon the 1921 grid.
no
The schedule is also featured by
the debut of q number of smaller in
stitute elevens Inc a second testing of
football machines which had their
ffrst tryout a week aSo.
Princeton faces Swarthmore, re-
ported to b specially prtmed for the
contest. Cornell meets st. Bonen-
veture.
Tho Army opens Its season with q
double header against New Hamp-
shire and Springfield. The mid-ship-
mon 80 into the game against North
Carolina state. Columbia expects to
win from Amherst.
Harvard's game with Holy Gross al
Crimson had difficulty in holding the
Worcester collegians In check in
1870. and were saved only by q held
goal from q no-score tie. Pittsburgh
10 Also likely to find Lafayette q well
prepared opponent for an early Octo-
BEL game.
Syracuse meets Ohio university and
Rutgers faces Maryland In two inter-
sectional contests, Pennsylvania plays
franklin and MARSHALL; Yale meets
Vermont, Dartmouth On counters
Mfddlebury. Brown tines up against
Colby and Penn State 10 opposed by
Gettysburg.
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Hagen Won His
Way Into Golf
Finals Friday

New York. Sept. 3N-walter Has-
on Of Detroit, defeated Cyril Walker,
Hnglewood ave and Jour in the semi
ANAL round Of tho professional golf
r championship, tournament at the
Inwood Country club today. He will
play the winner of the match be-
tween Jim Barnes, National open
champion. and Emmett French of
Youngstown, Ohio.
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LEAGUE

Games Friday.
Cleveland 8, Chicago 2.
washington g., Boston 4.
New York at Philadelphia, rain.
Others not scheduled.
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\, NEWS
DULUTH !
GRAIN RECEIPTS.

MIN. Oct. 1.-Elevator
Dnlu.n; rSestio' grain: Wheat Ia
1o0; corn, a2,soo; oats, i'1yS 8 !.
1890; rye, A7.2oo; na1, ,;'vN rye,
Shipments, Wheat, S's'1Vs'
$4,000; flax, 5000 Grain:
Elevator receipts bonded graz
y. Wn mm,,th cal inspection: Wheat
~. ! and 2 dark northern ano Nos'
1,o and ? northern, 49,; No. 3 dark, no.-t
tharn and No, 3 northern s; QUIZ.
snr,nr Is: Nos. / and 2 amber autum
spa ' Sos i and 2 durum, 9; No. 5 am
anu WIN and No, 3 lurum, I; otner
!" AZ. Nos. 1 and 2 dark ara
wintar and Nos. ! and 2 hard 'W'ntel.
\. cher winter, 3; mixed 90; smu.ty
m;Ted s: all wheat, 154: max, =; corm
81; oats, 2; rye, 81; DarAey N
grains 241; on track ~.
GRAIN.
Duluth, MINI, Oct. l.--"nest
prices continued On the down s1Aue
IN today's market under the influence
Of a number of bearish factors, m
cludinp increasing Canadian receipts
! and offerings; limited export lnQu1ry
| and further advices 10 the erect thA'
exporters are offering to reseH..
December wheat closed 5 cents OIL
at $1.3s nominally and May &c ON =.
s1.31 bid. October durum closed 5
"a of at $1.05 3-4; November SO -
off at S1.05 ga nominal; December .
ga of at $1.o4 ga asked and May &C
of ut $1.os IL.
SPOT rye closed 4c of at soc; Octo.
Der 4c off at Ssc asked: December =
1-2 off Mt sic asked and May 4 LIZ
off at IS nominally.
Oats closed 3-S off at S1@S2c;
barley unchanged at 3S@54c and NO.
2 mixed and No. 2 yellow corn l S-s
off at 45c for spot.
Flax seed was under selling pres
sure and Its market did no show any
recuperatve powers. October closed
&c off at $1.s1 asked; November 2
ga OF at 1913 Ia asked and De-
cember 80 ga of at $1.93.
Closing Cash Prices-Wheat, No. !
dark northern $1.42@1.4S; 2 DARK
northern $1,37@1.43; 3 dark nor.
thern $1.30@1.35; dark northern
s1.23@1.3o: / amber durum $1.12
3-4@1.17 "a; ! amber arrive Sl.l2
ga; 2 amber durum $1.1o 3-4@l.lt
3-4; 2 amber arrive $1.10 80; l dur
UNI $l.05 "a; 2 durum $1.03 81;
mixed durum $1.o3 3-4@1.o7 So;
mixed arrive $1.o3 "a; 2 mixed dur
UNI $1.01 3-4@1.05 3-4; 2 mixed ar
rive $1.01 ga; I red durum 80 ga
Flax seed on track and arrive $1.91
Oats 8 white track s1@32. No. l ryt
track and rye to arrive SOC. Barley
! choice to fancy 1904; medium t
good 43@4S; lower grades 5000
Corn. No. 2 mixed and 2 yellow Al
Is. =.
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& N. Vocal Shed
AT Wmona Burned Dawn

F. Winona, Mimi. Sept. 3o.-Fre Of
undetermined origin late tonight de-
stroyed tho coal shed at the Chicxrn
n Nort,S estern railroad diyision
shops here. entailing \ loss estimated
at $4,000. -.
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AMERNCAN ~AssoCATNoN.
Games Friday.

st. Paul 6, Columbus 4.
Minneapolis Z, Toledo I.
Kansas City s., Indianapolis 8.
Milwaukee 9, Louisville l.
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THE PENNANT RACE
NATIONAL HEAGUE.

Games Friday.
Pittsburgh 4, st. Louis IL.
Boston at New York. rain.
Others not scheduled.
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Western Conference.

Chicago. Oct. Mime western
conference football teams 60 into &C.
ton again today and as result
championship oentendsrs are expected
to assert themselves.
Tho University Chicago eleven and
Northwestern university are the first
Of tho Big Ten meet. and the most
interest probably centers in this game.
Coach Stagg Of the Maroons. has q
team that il IN excellent shape physi-
cAlly but that has not yet proven its
mental capabilities in a contest.
Michigan today meets Mount Union
college. while Wisconsin will trade
thuds with Lawrence.
Minnesota opens it's season by CIV
Ing battle to North Dakota Coach
Williams of the Gophers has been
handicapped by having three of his
mon declared ineligible.
Tho Iowa eleven meets Knox col
lsge 1t Iowa City and Ohio State, last
seasons champions, faces Ohio wes-
leytan: Purdue faces Wabash and In
diana meets Kalamazoo.
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CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE.

CASH SALES.
Chicago, Oct. Cash wheat: No.
2 rcd. $1.13 1-2; No. 2 hard, $1.1s 1-2.
,Corn-No. 2 yellow, ~ 3-4@4S;
No. 2 white, Al Ia.
oats--No. 2 white, 35@35 Ii: No.
3 white, 33@33 IA. .
Rye-No. 3, 95 8
Barley, 6o@62.
Timothy seed, $4.25@4.75.
Glover seed. $12.0o@ 1900.
Pork nominal.
Lard. 1892. s5 ~,
Ribs, $1,000 800. ="
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GRAM ANn n0uR

Minneapolis, Oct Flour an
changed to 70 cents lower: In carload
lots. family patents quoted It $40 to
S.25 a barrfl In S8-pound cotton
sacks. Shipments 6S,e38 barrels
Bran 1900 to 400.
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BANK CONDITION.

New York. Oct. THE actual con-
ditions Of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows a
deficit Of $~1e.sss,2so in legal reserve.
This Ii q decrease .of $45. 557 ,1so from
Last week.
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!. NEW YORK.
STOCKS.

New York, Oct. Apart from 10y
activity shown by oils. metals anu
some Of the rails today's stock marke
was devoid from interest. Mexlcaa,
Petroleum. rose 2 apoints with gains
for Anaconda, Utah.. Chino, butte anu
Superior and American smeie. 1,s
,Lehish Valley again led the rat's' :"
ing over two points.
u Some of the motors and tneiESspe.
ciaities were%taken at moderate sains,
also Baldwin, Railway Steel sps1as
and kindred issues. In the NAN
however, trading was dull and pio-
fesdonal. The closing was nFfl'
Sales Appropriated 100000 shares
The bond market was steady Oh
lighter transactions
Further active buying OF l@hisn
Valley, presumably in anticipation Va
Its forthcoming. segregation pian' W.
the feature 1t the opening OF TO-DAY .
stock market, those shares soon al
ding l ga points to yesterdays sud-
stantial advance. Otherwise trading
wa extremely dull with a firm tone
for fuvorite issues of the shipment.
motor and special groups. Oils were
irregular, Mexican Petroleum falling
OF f%ractionally though making quick
recovery. Foreign exchange was fea-
turcd by another reaction in German
marks.
SUGAR.
Now York, Sept. 30.-The raw gu
kar market was unchanged early to-
day at $4.15 for uncontrolled centri-
fusal with sales of 22.7eo bags OF
Porto Ricos at that level. Cubas were
unchanged at $4.23, with no sales re-
ported.
Raw sugar futures were quiet and
prices were about unchanged at mid.
day with orders pretty evenly divid'
ed. .
No further changes we're reported
In refined sugar with fine granulated
listed at $3.50.
Refined futures were without trans.
actions.
PRODUCE.
New York, Oct. Butter firm
receipts 1888; creamery, higher thai
extras, IS to 451-2; creamery extras
% score, A IL; firsls, IS to 81 score
IS L. to 43 IL. =
Eyes weak; receipts 1850; freel
gathered extra firsts, 46 to So; first!
AZ 70 ~.
Cheese steady; receipts 1,s11; stat,
whole milk flats fresh specials % t.
20 IL: do average run 81 IL; stat.
whole milk twins specials Il 1-2 Il
%; do average run 81 to Fl IL.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
New York, Oct Foreign ex.
change irregular; Great Britain de.
mAnd 3.72 IL; cables 3.73; sixty da,
bills on banks 3.ee IL.
France demand TOT ID; cable.
7.oS. Italy demand 1888; cables 3.s$
Ia. German demand 80: cables 81
Ia. Norway demand 1925; Swede,
demand 22.23. Montreal 81.
Demand bills on Germany fell t,
.7s; cables rs IL; in the late deal
ing3.
COTTON.
New York. Oct. Cotton future
closed irregular; October, 2o.4s; De
ceTaber, 2e.s5: January 2o.3a
March. 1000; May, 1880.
LIBERTY BONDS.
New York, Oct. Liberty bond
closed: 3 1-2's, ss.4S: first As, s0.7,
BID; second As. $3.50; Rrst 1 ~
so.S2; second 4 las, so.5s; thir,
Ia las. 1895; fourth 4 las. 9 900
Victory 3 3-4's, ss.44; Victory 4 3-4's
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Mil&erS Won.

Toledo, Sept. s0.-Minneapolis to-
day won the opening game from To
ledo Z to l.. Doubleheaders will DO
played tomorrow and Sunday. Score;
R.. H. E.
Minneapolis 200 $40 500 Is i
Toledo 49,. 900 900 o1o- l. S 3
Hammond. - %f@
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RACE IS
II STILL ''UP IN. AIR,

NewsaYork Sept. 30.s-The Ameri--N
cansleagpe apsnnAnt race twas still un-
decided tonight. Cleveland gained.ta
half game by. defeating Chicago to-.
g while the Yankees were idle, but
ne local club needs only one more
vactorys or "a defeat OF Cleveland, to,
rnmp homeaw1th the nag. The Yan.s
KEGS decided tonight to play q double-,
reader here with the Athletics tomor.;
r!oy N y order. to play OF the game
postponed because OF rain In Phila-
elphi today. The standing tonight
was N So $50 s@esf,g 8, -.
III w. * Pet.
New York 95 55 .6sa
Cleveland 81 IS. SIS,
In addition to. their two games With
Philadelphia tomorrow, thes Yankees
VIII play Boston here on Sunday in
their nnal league game Of the season;
postponed game with washington
mas been cancelled. Cleveland has;
Two. Q games with Chicago.
The New York Giants, who have
won the pennant. in the National
league, did not play a league game
today. while Pittsburgh again was de-
feated by st. Louis. Interest in the
National league now centers in the.
possibility Of st. Louis tying the Pr.
rates for second place. This may be
accomplished by st. Louis winning
n Pittsburgh losing their last two
games. Fe-a w.
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POTATOES,

Chicago, Oct. Potato. receipts 80
cars, stronger: Idaho whites sacked
$1.85 @2.o0; Minnesota and North Da-
kota Red river Ohios $l.s5 @ 90;
Minnesota sandland Ohios $1.50@
$50; Maine Cobblers $500.
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WHWE KAYOED wARn..

Wilt Nh
Denver, Colo. Sept. 30.-Charlie
White Of Chicago Knocked out Bobby
Ward OF st. Paul in the fifth, round
OF their scheduled ten-round bout
here tonight.
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Senator's Won.

Boston, Sept. so.-Washinston de
fcated Boston IS to I today. Goslin
and Milan starred. the former knock
ing In four runs. . Score:
r. H. z.
Warrington /. 600 2o2 oz0-s I 0
Boston ...... coz 900 oo2--4 Q
Mogrtdge and Charity; Bush and
WalterS. a
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Saints Best Senator'S

S4dn6 Be&f Senators.
Columbus. Sept. 30.-St. Paul won
the opening game of. a five game
series that will lover the reason cur
tain here. The was 6 to 1. A
do~ubleheader will be played Saturday
and Sunday. Score:
r. H. E.
st. Paul .....1o0 001 800 s II o
Columbus ....012 600 O1O-4 8 s
Marquard and Allen: Northrop and
Wilson.
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PRODUCE. a
Chicago, Oct. 1.-Butter unchang-
ed; receipts 1901 tubs.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs higher: receipts $500 cases;
firsts 5000; ordinary firsts 34@t36.
Miscellaneous 37@3S.
Poultry alive higher; fowls 14@23;
springs 20,
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Louisville, Sept. 80. - Milwaukee
won the opening ann of the series
from Louisville 8 to /. Milwaukee
has received Catcher Glenn Myatt and
First Baseman Dick Griffin from the
Athletics as part payment for Joe
Hauser, Milwaukee first baseman,
whom the Athletics recently pur-
chased. Score.
r. H. E.
Milwaukee ...2o1 410 100 sf16 O
Louisville LOO 900 06O- 1 8 4
Barnes and SenEstock; Estell. Long,
King and Kocher.
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MICHIGAN PLAYS MOUNT UNION.

Ann Arbor, Mich, Oct. Mount
Union was the opponent Of the Uni
versity of Michigan in the first foot
ball game of the season here today.
Coach Yost Planned to start a squad
composed Of veterans, with but two
exceptions. against the visiting eleven.
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GRAIN RRUETpna

Minneapolis. Oct. 1.-Wheat re
ccipts 36s cars compared With ~
cars q year ego.
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CHICAGO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago; Oct. 1.-Wheat': Wa on the.
down grade at the opening today.
showing an early decline of@about q
cent and a hall. Heavy Canadian
movements. increase OF stocks At
Minneapolis and professional liquida-
ton in chicago combined to make
Sd lower at $l.l9' 81. to- 40 and
May IL. lower at s1.75 to 1875 Ia.
Resting orders came out at :$l.1ss for
December and $l.24 for Nay, but
their effect was not lasting. The only
marked buying came from q house
with southwest and seaboard sconnec-
tions, but q rally followedSa report
that a member of the Russian relief
committee had recommended that the
government send q million tons. OF
grain to Russsa-
Coarse grains moved in sympathy
with wheat. Corn started rs to- as
lower with December 4s 3-S and May
81 $40 7-S. n
Oats opened is to IA lower with
December 3s.-S to IA and May 40
s-8. e. ,s
Provisions wore dull and easy, jan
uary lard started at e.o5.
1--we poultry easy; chickens. s20as:
western chickens, boxes, Is q old
ROSTERS. 1890.
Spectators sold and commission
houses bought a bit after the rally
died down but when this buying
stopped prices sagged to+the lowest of
the week. At the close December was
$1.17 IL to IA and $1.22 IA to IL.
corn-HedEinE sales helped to
drive down cor prices. The close
was near the low point with. Deem
Der ~ 1-8@1-4 to ~ la and May 81
l-2@5-S to 81 SIS.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, Oct. Cattle receipts,
500; compared with week ago grass
and low grade warmed up steers weak
to Csc lower; others and yearlinga
strong to Csc higher: some good and
choice medium weight corr fed rs to
50 higher; choice dry ted heller year.
linss little change, but bulk cows and
heifers SOC to 81 lower: Gamers 10 to
15c lower; calves mostly 81 lower.
Hog receipts 1000: market active:
fully steady with Fridays best time;
packing grades and mixed hogs
strong; bulk higher; top $3.50: bulk
lights and light butchers 8.o0@S.25;
bulk packing cows $50 q SIS; pigs
steady, with bulk. desirable 1850
$50; hold ove liberal.
Sheep receipts 5000; receipts today
practically all to packers direct;
compared with week ago all classes
about steady.
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Indiana Beat; Blna.

Indianapolis, Sept. 80. = Indian
apolis defeated Kansas City in the
opener of the series here today 8 to s.
Two nome uns by SINNERS account
cd, for five Of the Indianapolis tallies.
Score:
r. H.. e.
Kansas City ..o1o oo3 oo1-b 8 /
Indianapolis 300 040 Ok 3 3
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POTATO QUOTATIONS I'M
EAST GRAND FORKS
Early Ohios 50 to 65 cents per
bushel; market weak; supplied
BY r. L.. Douglas company ana
Farmers Cooperative ascot.
alton. both OF East Grand, Forks.
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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LIBERTY n

LIBERTY BONDS.
New York, Oct. Liberty bonds
closed: SIPS. ss.4S; first As, 1910
BID: second As. so.62; first 4 las,
$685.; second 4 las, 90.5s: third
I las. 1896; fourth 4 las. 8 600:
Victory 3 3-4's, ss.44; Victory 4 3-4's,
S9.46.
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COTTON,
New York, Oct. Cotton futures
closed irregular; October. 20.4s; De-
cenaber, 2e.S5; January, 20.33;
March. 1000; May, 1880.