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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-11
STATE OF MINNEsoTA, COUNTY OF

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey-sS. Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Maria.
Fillipp. deceased.
Letters of administrator with will an
sfexed on the estate Of Maria THiEjpp, de
ceased. fate of the County of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota. being granted
TO George n. Gerlach
1t is ordered, that six months be aad
the same is hereby allowed from and
after the date of this Order, In which Al
persons having claims or demands
against the said deceased are require q
to Tile the same in the Probate C.clfrf
of said County, for examinat ton and al
ioWance. or be forever barred.
1t is Further Ordered, that I'm. flst
Monday in May. 1901, at 10 o'clock a. m,
at General Term of said Probate G,ourt
TO be held at the Court House in the
City of Saint Paul, IN said County. be
and the same hereby is appointed as
the time and place when and where the
said Probate Court viii examine and sIl
just said claims and demands
Ard it is Further Ordered, that YreSi4e
OF suct, hearing be given to all creditors
and persons interested IN said Estate h.
forthwith publishing this order, once l.,
each week for three successive weeks
IN the st. Paul Globe, a legal newspaper.
printed and published in said county.
Dated at st. Paul, this ID saay OF Clf.to
Der, 1890.
E. w. BAZIII,E
Ply ehe Court:
q. 81
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MTsCELLANEoI1s

COFFEE AND SUGAR-NeW York
Oct. o-coffee-spot barely steady, No:
@14c. The market for coffee futures
opened steady at a decline of ten points;
closed barely steady with prices Is points
ing october, 7.05c; December, 1900. 25c;
January, 7.30c; February, 740c; March,
I.40d7, 45c; May, Soc and July 1900.
Slgar-Raw steady, fair refining, 4Ac;
centrifugal, 96 test, 43lc Molasses sugar,
&c Refined steady.
METAL NIARKET-New York, Oct. TO-
Meta is-tfeneral dullness prevailed
ket for metals today. Tin, the only
metal showing signs of HE was fflincr
on demand fer prompt shipment and an
advance Of 81 abroad. The close was
entirely nominal. Pig iron warrants
were quoted at $9.5e@10 with an easy un-
dertone; lake copper was dun and UNI
changed at SIS 75Q1T. Lead and spelter
ruled duh at unchanged prices on the
basis Of S4371a and $4 1GQt4.1211a respec-
lively The brokers' price Tor lead was
S4.3l1a, and for copper $f6.S712
COTTON AARKE4'-NeW York. Oct. 10
-Cotton.-Spot closed quiet 3-16c decline;
middiing uplands, 10 3-l6c; middling
gulf, Il 1-l6c; sales EoTre. Futures clos
November, $3.50; December, use; Jan
nary, st.75c; February, 9.75c; April g. 75e:
May, a.76c; June, 9.74c; July, 1850; August,
$500.
dition of cotton on Get ] WAS 81, as
compared with 62.2 last month.
BUTTER AND EGGS-New York, Oct.
1e.-Hutter-Receipts 6,61 pkgs; firrnec;
creamery, 16@2le,; June creamery, 17020c:
factory, 1SA@16c Cheese-Re Receipts, g. 66i
pkgs. market dull; large white, 1GA ;;
small white, lie; large colored, 10Ac;;
small colored, lie. Eggs-Receipts 4 6c7
rkgs; strong; Western regular packing
at mark. 15MlS15c; Western loss Off zoe.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10.-CattleZReceipt
10000; steady; native steers, $4G15. 80;
stockers and feeders. 50. 4504.75; cows and
heifers, $2.25d470; Texas ana Indian
steers So. 29a1.35 Hegs-Receipts $500;
market 5610c lower; pigs and light, s5G
go; packers. S.. -e615. 20; butchers, $500
@5.30 Sheep-Receipts 1,7G9; mtlttons
So. 75@fi: lambs s4.25@l5. 20.
SIOUX CITY, To-. Oct. 10.-Cattle. ,2e0
head; market steady; ioeeves, $4.5e05 80:
cows. bulls and mixed, $26c4; .stocKers and
feeders. $S.50@4; calves and yearlings,
$3.25@425. Hogs1,60e; market sc lower:
selling, $4.5v6D5; bulk 49,.
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WHEAT LOST HALF 4 CENT
OUTSIDE PUBLIC HAS ABANDONED
THE PIT TO THE PRO-
FESSIONALS
BOARD OF TRADE WAS DULL
Germ and Oats Also Shaded in Price,
and Provisions Weakened
cH Heavy Receipts
of Hogs.
BOARD OF TRADE WAS DULL

CHICAGO, Oct 1O-Lack of public sup
port again resulted disastrousiy for wheat
today, December closing 1sc under yes
terday Corn closed 18@4c, and oats 1sc
lower. The chief wheat trade is now in
the December option. Provisions closed
121aG15c down.
Wheat held fairly steady during the
forenoon under the influence of firmness
at Liverpool and the. cash business yes
terday, when $4,000 bu were sold here for
export December openedsat nc to 7S7sc,
touched 41sc, dropped to 76s4@767sc, and
then rallied to U$sc. Shorts were the
best buyers. Steady selling by st. Louis
interests discouraged the early buyers,
who unloaded. December under this
inquire IT closed, 12c under yesterday.
New York reported 80 loads taken for
export. ClearanceS in wheat and flour
We're equal to $4,000 bu. Primary re-
1,Z09,UUO bu last year. Minneapolis and
Duluth repoted 5T cars, against AT last
week, and 740 d year ago. Local re-
ceipts were 212 cars 4 of contract grade
a late private cable reported severe
frosts in Argentine. The government re-
port, due after trading hours, as usual,
curtailed business.
Corn was dull, and, though steady,
nnally eased in sympathy with the wheat
weakness. The heavy local shipments,
100000 bp, during the last two hours, had
a STIMULATING effect early. Receipts were
~ cars: Shipping sales were 10000 bu
The Seabcard reported 20 loads taken for
export. December sold between 35c and
353%3sc' and closed BQMc down at 1850
Business in oats was of the slimest
proporuons-sllmmer than usual, because
or me expected government figures. Re-
ce1pts were 2l2 ears. December. sold be-
tween 2Z2sc and 22Ac, and closed &c
Provisions were quiet and weak under
the influence Of heavy hos receipts Ian
uary pork sold between $11 rs and Si1 so
and closed 25c lower at $11 .52115; January
Iard between $3.50 and S6.7715 closing 12JIc
S0:ZIz2 and $6l5, with the close 121lc de-
ood Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
head i-'es' '''0oo
me !eaalns futures ranged as follows:
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PROFITS OF TELEGRAPHY.
Annual Report of the western Union
Company.

annual report OF the western Union
Company.
NEW YORK, Oct 10-The annual re-
port of the Western Union Telegraph
company for the ffsca. year ended June
80, shows: Gross earnings, $24, 75S,510, i'm
crease, $780, operating expenses, $751;
500, 2eG; increase, $507,62277, surplus after
dividend, 1891, 27S, increase, $2S7, 1855; profit
and loss surplus, SIS. ASS, 206 increase 1881, :
2f9. The interest paid on outstanding
bonds last year was $S96, 800. The amount
of interest payable on the bonds now out
standing is $956yS6O or an increase Of
,S54 Per year. When the per cent
building bonds are paid off, in 1902, by the
issue of $1,000,000 AZ per cent bonds, the
increase in the interest account Oil the
same comparisons, will be $23,794 per
year, while, in addition to the refundine
of matured bonds, 81, 31O,924 of the new
issue Of $11,G00,00e has been provided for
the other purposes prescribed in the
mortgage. The lines of the company
were increased during the year by 2,S49
miles of poles and IS, 500 miles of wire
and there was also an increase of 615
officers. The number of messages trans
united was l,769,626 greater than for 1889.
The average tolls received were 30.S cents
per message and the average cost per
message was 25.1 cents, these figures be-
ing the same as for 1885, E. H. Harri-
man and Charles Lockhart were elected
directors in the places Of Alenze B. Cor
neil and the late c. p Huntington
Other members Of the present beard were
reelected
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nuL4l4

I-.UI.H, MINI, Oct. 1O.--The market
wa was gun and and weaker today. 1t opened
at 1850 at 1850, at F97sc at 1a:5S sgj
closed at 7S&r Cash sales were so 6oa
bu at &c under December The shorts
Ia tue October option in fax began to
up to $40 The close. ! SSVheafz.No e'ii
hard, So9sc; No. northern, 7STsc: No. 9
1 northern, 74$sc'; to- arrive. No. hard
9o3sc5 no. northeIn, B3sc; October No
ern. 1855: May No northern. Sac
oats, BIC: rye 5z1sc: fbar.ey. asSG535e. IN
cash G. sd $;f212; to arrive, SI.721s; October'
May. M.99J5; corn i01zc. Cars iIlsnocfeT,
wheat, Y: corn. 7: cats, s; rye, 5; BARLEY
Is; fax, a. Receints-IVlleat los f;I hi1 :.
corn. 70 3S7; rye. $3.50; barley. Il ,SS4: fax
% 90 % Sso heat SSS2; rye, $751;
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Il. w Herder and wife to j. Soren-
Son, Its. and 5, blk. 13, Oakyfiie
Park addition ................... S$i, 800
Minnie A. Aeide to j. r. Weide ar,
Its. Sc and Sc, blk. ., j. r. Weider's
second addition :. .................. So
Justude BODY and wife to Mabel e.
Keller. It. I, blk. l, Ewing & Ches-
ter's addition :. .......,...... J. Ct
j Erhern. and wife to ]. Haussuer,
part NV. Il of NE. 4 section ii,
township 80, range % .......... 81
II. NJ. Crandan and wife to N p
t5ustings, par It's 4 and 8, blk 81
West St Paul &C
Mary Conner to Bertha NJ Keller.
1t. 8 blk. 4, Stinsons Boulevard ati-
dition, ;. ............:............. ISL
E, Anderson and wife to Gertrude
Keller. 1t. p, blk 2. Syndicate adj
dition No ) i, 4et
A. T. Upton to ]. S. Crooks, 1t. 16.
c. Weiders sub. part blk 49, Ar
lfngton Hills :. .........
j. 5. Crooks and wife to j. b. Holt
ct a.. 1T. Is, G. Weider's sub part
blk 10, Arlington Hills ..... 81
Eugene c. Warren to Ella M. War
rem, 1t. %, blk. /. Wasrendale ad-
dition ..-.......-....... $500. 20;
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ST. PAUL GRAIN.

ats7Recciets. = cars; No. 5. 24,g.Il..4z<c;
No wltfte e5d255c
CotT.-No 3, S9c,.:l No. yellow, 85la5e4os.
teed-1Gran1iated corn meal, In cotton
sacks, Sl-S4; coarse coin meal, ton. $15. q;
No. feed. S15.aa55 80
shorts in bulk $i275
Hay--6'rod demand for hay CT aH
grades; offe: ings light. prices very firm;
land. choice. ST .e0ll12.e0: Upland, Nh 4
SIC eco 10 So titneths choice, Sl2 50GI r. 90:
Timothy, No. ], SIT 5lWit.31. ea; No 2 timothy
Sit. %; unidlsiea @SSaeeaS 30 -
Oats and rye straw $5teG76 90
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SOUTH AMERICAN RUMPUs.
Colombian Rebellion May Cause Cen
craI War.

KINGSTON, jam, Oct 1O.-Advices re-
'ccelved here from Colcn, Colombia, to-
day say the relations between the Ccfon-
3lan government and the governments of
Ecuador and Venezuela are strained.
The two last mentioned countries, it is
added, are charged with completely in the
colombian revolution and Colombo II
troops have been stationed on the Dor
GERS, awaiting developments. I'm the
meantime, it is further asserted. the
rebels are gaining strength in The in
terror of Colombia
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H llE Stock AHEIS
aces TIVE 10 TEN CENTS LOWER
land WEAK oAgsqHE
DECLINE
STOCK CATTLE SELL SLOW
Receipts Light and Common in
e'anlity7as'Ses Ssnotable Change in
d7rices-Fat s4feep and
I.azalss Sell Ste:sds.
STOCK CATTLE SELL SLOW

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Oct. 1O.-Recefpts at
the Union Stock. yards today festiniated)
We're: Cattle, SOD; calves, eco; hogs, 1890;
sheep, 3,5Ge; horses, a; cars, g.
Official receipts Tuesday Cattle 1901 !;
calves. 1876; hogs, 2,1s6; sheep, 4,93S; horses,
100; cars, i02
Receipts thus far in October, compared
with the same period i'm October, 1893, are
as fOliOvyc
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CATTLE.
Comparative i, receipts g.,
Total for TODAY fectiv,,.otaI5S

=, So.tlp dHdluNo sr6c61ptSs
Iotal for today (estimated@ / non
WEEK ago. .~s-.' ......... 1874
"A year ago ....... .......,.262 0
quotations: Good to choice butcher
steers, a65Q5 Is; fair to good, 81. 25@4. 60;
common Y to-. fairs A. 81. 1904 Is; good to
choice butcher COWS and heifers. Sc 500
SO; lair to good butcher cows and
he1fers, $215Ql350; thin COWS and cam
Iers, $l75@2.65; choice cern-fed bulls
$S.50a4.00 fair to good butcher bulls
81. o0gS. Is; bologna bulls, $2.5O@2. rs; good
10 10 cnolce veaIs, $5.(@Q6.60; fair to good
w sos, S4006t5.e0; good to choice feeders.
s5.l5gV4.l0i fair to good feeders, SO. 4O6l 3.
5000 to choice stock. steers IS. 4D6t3. so:
! TAR to good, $3.Q0Q4O0; common, s.. 500
z.JJ' good to choice stock cows and heif
ers, $2.7509.1G; fair to good, 81. 5o6l2 u.
common l $2.99@2. 40; good, to choice steer
calves, $3.5G@4.o0; fair to good, s.. 25S6rS, so:
good to choice heifer calves, 81. 756t3. lao:
TAR to good, $2.5Gll2. rs; stock and feed
ing bulls q. 5oa130 90; good to choice milk
S Cts and sprin9ers, $500; good to fair
S29@So; common, $2002S.
WesteIns-Good to choice butcher
steers, $4:25@4. Is; fair TO good, So. 1904. d.
good TO choice butcher cows and heife1.s
sS.5oet4.6O; fair to good butcher, So. 00a3 so:
5000 to choice feeders, $400042 choice
stock cows and heifers, $3.75@3. 10; fair to
representative sales:
I(11tD lIf1V1( 49,. ~
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.

other Grail3s-Winter wheat, So cars:
no n grade oats, cars: No. , rye. 8 cars:
No. barley, cars; No 4 barley. I6 cars:
no. . barley 81 cars; nc grade barley
- cars; no grade fax. fS cars.
cars inspected 0ut-Wlaeat, Ne. / hard.
l car; No l northern, 81 cars; No. 3
I1ofthern, z cars: No. ;, cars; rejected,
l car; no grade, 8 cars; winter wheat /
car; NO. 3 corn, 3 ears; No. 8 oats. S cars:
10. barley. ] ear; no grade flax, car:
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The mo best To5nist car tines are op-
Grated by the Minneapolis 81 ST. Louis r.
Il Tuesday, Via the Santa Re Routs
oEflg sta days to Los sAT-geies No III stsaee
OF cans. Thursdays t5sa sscefsit. Line. Via
i5e;sver :s'Rs Salt lake. 13es9a rfte ia new
70 section vcSribu.e,i lDilIiaIag! tourist cars
only $5.Ut through
For fun Inflammation csaH On e, N 9s1rta,-
erferd, City Ticket Ag6.lt, No. 'aSs Rob.
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CASH QUOTATIONS were aus foliows: Fiour
but and steady. Wheat-No. s. n3l9
@4Ac: No. 2 yellow, 4o7s Oats NO =,
22%sc; Nc , white. 2614c: No 5 white
= 2zS3iee42924c. Rye---No =. Size. Mailing
81 6: Nc. j Northwestern. 1851 Timothy
Seed-Plimc, $420Gti.39 Po.k-AIess per
b3l.. $l50edl550 Lard-Per 199 lbs. 81 200
TO Short Sides 0oose). S.. 10G1S 80
ShoG!9eTs-DGy sailed (boXed) 614 1G4j5sc
Sides-Shol'- clear CDoxedl. 52.50GiS. 10
Clover toa tract grade, S10.25n10.5a. Re-
ceipts-FloUr $1,000 bbs; wheat 9S6, 900 bu;
GOO bu; barley. 144,00o bu Shipments
Flour. 1000 bu wheat. III 600 bu; corn,
S9lQe0 bu; oats, 313.0o0 bu; rye 1Oe9 on;
barley. 5000 bu. The produce exchange
today. The butter market steady, cream
cries 16@20c; tlairies, 15g512c Cheese firtn,
10Aql1ac; eggs, firm, fresh, 1ee.
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OTTER GRAIN. /. MARKETS

n, GRA q :. G q ST Sip by private
members OF Ing New York Sfosi[ ~,
change and Chicago 4:oard IS Trade =
Among the mere Important decreases re-
35oTfed to Biass ttsaf, nor incla{sasf In fl9a
Chicago private Saefesa to!s. 1il,eo0 II Cos
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Z; s IS, reg. 10Sz Nor. Pac. SIS s{a.
d do IS Ss, coup: lo91s do Is lO25s
90 new 4s,coup1SSS ~. & w. con. ds $751;
40 oIa As, reg .1141s3or Nav. lists. 1903
40 Old Is. ceup11412 sdo is los
S 90 Ss, reg. 13H Or S. L. IS. .127gh
u 40 G ,os' seeoup. llSI4a do con. S.. 1f2
=. 3 fos. ..-...f23 Read. Gen 4s. S6z5
Asch. gen: Is. 80 r G. w lists. 90
ce 40 ADJUST Is. S6ass Sc. 81. cor. 5s1oS5ss
81 C1d.. south DDS mi ST. &S. T. gen.6s122j
Ches. & o. 41Is 9SA ST. paul consois 1891.
e9 q Is Is ~ l1sl4 ST; &c. & P.1sts. HIS
ID, do S f: Deb.5slso $50. Pae. 4s...... 7s15
lineage IN Ter IS. a11ss South Ry. 5s.. .Ias
d. & R. G. lists. .l0S 3TIl& p lists 1gS
RI, 90 Is $751; ~ do 2ds .... so
y ~ cen Is. ~. ssh Union Pac 4s 104A
~ " PC. lists. p Wabash lists 1l71I
*Gen. Electric 5s1Ifl;;niaaff as DDS - eii4
Iowa Cent. 1sts.I11 XN2st Shere Is 1191k
j.. K n. Uni. IS. 9s7s WIS. Cent. Is. SS%
NJ. X. & 7. 2ds 64I5iTir. fse4tllries al
- DO o, IS 901 iU::S;R. 2s.W rg10S9s
y. Y. Cent. lists. JOS III coup 1898,
y. j. c. gen. IS. 123
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Iaeceiptg thus Far in 19oO conpared with
Inc following table Shows the roads
over which Tuesdays receipts came in,
ana the number of loads hauled by each:
Cattle Hogs Sheen Mixed
HOGS.
Comparative receipts.

Comparat1ve receipts
Total fer today (estimated) $50
Wo0A ago ....'-............. .....-....-.1,6f9
A year ago ..................,... 40
Quotations: Good to choice Fight. S.. 10
90 221a; mixed and butchers, 1855 .OJ;
good to prime heavy, $49G05; fair heavy,
"a 75@4. IS; rough packers, 81. 69a4 .G5; bears
81 ;l5Q2.5O pigs and skips, $3.50@4
Market 5Q10c lower; quality AVERAGED
only fair, with few punches of choice
light. Prices ranged from 81. 20 for com
mon heavy, to $500 for choice light rough
packers, "a. 65. s.~''>s''l.t 90
Representative sales:
Mixed and Butchers
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sturgls 8 Co. wire to H. Hob .rt & Sen:

Sturgis & Co. wire to IL Hob -rt & Sen:
we are again today bare OF any inter-
estlng gossip to send you. The market
has ruled scarcely firm, and this after
noon 1t does not do THAT, as declines III
prices react as much as one per cent in
some stocks. The weak feature has been
the trad1ng In Peoples Gas. Sugar is also
Gown, and prices are easier, practically
throughout the general Hist. We hear
some bun gossip on Manhattan and un-
6erstand the point has been given to pol
it1c1ans to buy the stocks 1t Is about
the hrnest thing on the list. There has
been very little legitimate business here,
most of the transactions being the result
or the traders operations. There is al
ready some talk about the coming bank
statement. So far this week the outlook
is a poor one. The short interest, we
urally influence a rally within a reasona-
BILE limit If 1t extends much further. Call
money has been to 4 per cent, but most
OF the loans We're made at 81, and the
rate declined this afternoon TO 2i5 per
cent
NEW YORK MoNEY-New York, Oct.
l0.-Close-Money on call frmer at 2004
per cent; last loan, 8; prime mercantile
paper, 5a6 per cent Sterling exchange
weak, with actual business in bankers
bills at 4.SS5s for demand and at $4.977s
for sixty days; posted rates, 4.81Qp+. S11a
and $4S5@4.S512; commercial bills. $4791a
Q4.S0; silver certificates, 637s06f34; bar
silver, 63% Mexican dollars, 50Ac.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York,
Ccl' 1V.-Co!IiIiefcldi @AQV6FliSer-S Aonuon
financial cablegram: The hatness in the
markets continued here today, little bust
ness being done Americans were quite
done. The centage was 131a015 per cent
for Northern Pacific The bank lost ESQ.,
900 gold for an unstated destination The
weeks outflow was 9S73,000. 1t is under
stood that more gold has been engaged
for America.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Teday's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gem
eral fund, exclusive of the $3.50, coo zoo gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $1S5 S92,-
$40; gold, $50, $40, 569
BANK HEARINGS.
ST. Paul-S912371.
Minneapolis III 1884,
New York-$155, 1853, 216
Chica gc-$22 565, S7S
Boston S22. 622 347
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MINNEApnLIs

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct 10-Decen,aer
wheat opened at 7754Ql77$sc. against 771hc
yesterday, frmed up to T7329g7I&sc, drop
ped to 771S@77Hc. advanced sharply to
1IAc, lost 1sc, gained &c, sold at 7Ti201
7I9sc. gained 1-16c and sold down to 779sc
by go a. m. May wheat opened at
!P1sQ60c, against 81 1-i5c yesterday. firIned
up to S01sc. sold at 793kc. advanced to
sou QS9$sc, lost 1-16c, sold at S633sc straight
and declined to S61sGg6014e by II 30 a. n.
The cash demand for good milling wheat
price. There is, however much com
plant about the grading and some are
not SLOW TO assert that ''politicaF' wheat
Is being offered. This very morning
wheat grading No. 2 northern was ac-
tuaiIy SO damp that in taking the sam
pie in the hand IT would form bail In
The hand. Sellers quite naturally OBJ
5ect to this Kind Of work. Buyers arc
equally indignant when sales to arrive
are being filed according to the grade.
These are facts. The difficulties In grad
ing are fully recognized. but there can
je no doubt as to wetness or dryaless Of
2 sample Soreness is everywhere visible
2afes ~eTe made as per statement belo.r
4SeceiPts here Were 500 cars; Shipments,
- cars The market was weak during
the greater part OF the noon honr At
j p m. the market was wftlli2 &c Of Che
Hanger point: New York reported 50
loads taken for export October wheat
closed AT 771sc. December at 77l4c and
May at 79Tsc.
Ainnea polls range OF prices:
Open E.gh- Low. Closing.
Nay ..7s75-S6 SOS 7s5s ss 81 50 q Id
SCCl Tx
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Among the shippers on the market
were: Gusiek & Gaf r. Easton; sk Tasc1
son, Litchield; G. hammers, Waverly;
c Schneider Montrose; Lehm & Co..
Sanborn; Durham & Carpenter. James
Vile; Albee Bros, Cylon; o. NJ. Hub-edt.
Hoffman; Z. Sandy, Elbow Lake; o. IA
Eastenson, Elbow Lake; w. i. Blasdell,
Paynesville; r. Smell, G. Schmidt, Eden
Valley; c. S. Royce; Kim6an PralIle;
Barron; t. F. Joyce. Milan; J. /. Little
& Son, Kasson; NJ. H. Gilbert, West Con-
cord; f. C. Horn, Hampton; J. n. Bockes.
& Wacek, New Prague; Babcock q
Krause, Vernon Center; b. Monger, e
T. Langdon. C. E. Trask. Dickinson; H.
Ryan, Staples: Fl. Il. Berg, Wynqmsre;
+. Hoitz, Goodhue; t. Schaub, Wabasha
Shading & Fuller, Maiden Rock; D
Green. WEIGH; George Stoapei, Red Wing;
Henry Baker, Buffalo; Dunn q Mahef'
OsaIis; J. Tagley, Minton; NJ f. AeISo.
Ha1Iock; f. II. Mckenzie, 1ailock; Bodin
&, Larson, Kenndy; j. j. Sutton, Argyle
o. T. Dahl. r. Owen THIEF River Fails;
F. L. French, Carvin' Rea Eros oai ilqae-
~ CHICAGO, Oct attle-Receipttasa;
70 coo, including 1900 Western ard 500
Texans. Native steers 5ggloc I4Wef'
butcher 81 TX steady TO stronger; west
ern beevo -teady; Western feeders lOc
lower: Texans 10c lower Natives: Best
on sale today, Z carloads at 300 gooo
to prime steers, So. 40@taSo: poor 10 me-
IL,
steady, others weak. s.. 1904. 40; mixed
stockers weak. 81. 7hIG3 50: cows. y 6.ge
4.25: heifers, 81. 7594. 70; Gamers, = 500
g. SO; bulls Zoe higher, $2.5594 90; calves
f0G515c higher, s4Gi625. Texans Receipts:
2GG0 best on sale today, l carload at
IS. so: Texas steers, So. 1901 80; Texas grass
steers, 50. 30614 10; bulls. $Saf3 % Hugs
Receipts today, $4,000: tomorrow. S2,ooJ;
estimated left over. $500: 10al5c lower:
top. $535: mixed and butchers. $500
So good to choice heavy. $1,000. 30;
rough heavy, 81 .75Gl4 So; lisht, S4-SeeJ5. %;
bulk of sales, s5ft5.20. Shse2--Rece pts.
q 900, sheep and lambs: feeders steady,
Others slow; good to choice wetheTs, So 81
al 10; fair to choice mixed. s. 1908 80;
Western sheen. 3.SGGD4 10: Texas sheep,
So .50G59 SO: native larnbs SO .SGat5.4 40; West
ern lambs, 81. 1906 40.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct 10-Cattle-Re
eeipts 500: steady; native s'eers, 81. s0Q
SIS: Mexican steers. SiGl4.S0 Texas
steers $3@tf: COWS and heifefs $sGJ9 rs;
stec1ers and feeaers s3Gl4i5 IIoss-fe-
CENTS 10000; f0c lower: mixed hogs.
S4 521z34 %; tight, 81 ESQ.,: Rigs $500
90: bulk of sales. 81 .921b6t4.a5. Sheep
Receipts, 14.5ae: steady; na'tteas, $500
4: larnbs $f.25M5,
KANSAS cry, Oct. 1o.-cattIe-Re-
ceipts 10000 steady to lower; native
steers. $JGE5 50: Texas steers, s3G3.65;
COWS and heifeTs. 81 .25GI5. 10; stocKers and
feeders, 81. 756D4.25. Hogs-ReceiptS IA $780,
50T15c lower: bulk OF sales. S5GS5.0711s;
heavy. S59f5.121a; light $4.9ast5.15: pigs,
s4.10ll5 10. Sheep-Receipts 4,eS0; steady;
lambs $3650g5 muttons, $3tl4. Go.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-11
sonse annual Conventions One Fare
and T4trd Rate Via Chicago
Great Western Nv

International Association OF Fire En-
gineers, at Charleston. S. c.. Oct 9-la.
1906
Tickets on sale Oct. 5-1l. good to return
Oct. H.
Nadferai Sptrltua.ists. Associates ar
Cleveland. O., Oct 1913, 1860.
Jiel1e1s on sale Oct. 1918; good to return
Oct. 23.
For further information inquire of j.
i. Elmer. c. "a. p ID. corner Fifth ana
rsnhcrt streets s. Paul