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NEW YORK MINING SHARES.

NEW YORK STOCK GOSSIP-Strong,
SturgiS & Co. wire to Fl. Holbert q Son:
'Todays trading has developed furth r
strength in the stock market, and it has
been sufficiently pronounced to give the
shorts some uncomfortable moments The
squirt in Chicago Gas at close last night
gave a demonstration of what could take
place in other quarters should the short
interest be sent to cover and TO the anx-
1ety on the part of people so situated In
the market, We think attributable a con-
siderable degree of strength that we see
here today because there are really no
new features in the situation to cause so
pronounced an advance. After a very
active business in the morning the maTk=t
has grown duh this afternoon, but not at
the cost of values. We must expect that
the bank statement tomorrow will show a
further large shrinkage in the reserve.
Large engagements Of gold for import are
reported this afternoon Lazard Freres
alone reported s., Geo. 600. There is rather
more disposition to loan time funds,
though there IS no change in the rate.
Call loans remain about 3 per cent. There
is still a distreSsingIy small amount of
commission business doing here. and we
regret to say that we can see no pros
better in that direction. The buying of
Manhattan is less aggressive today. Pse-
Pies Gas and Northern Pacific absorb
the most attention. The market is dull
at the close but very firm.
FOREIGN FINANCIA1eNew York,
Oct. 12-CemmeFcial Advertisers Lorfen
financial cablesram: The markets her.
We're slack and dropping today, as the
expectation that the bank rate will. soon
be advanced. although a rumor was cur
rent that rise may be rendered unneces-
sary by the Bank Of France releasing.
gold and large arrivals from India This
only activity was in Americans, which
spurted on New York's early buying ord
ers. They finished buoyant on the buy
ing of Baltimore & Ohio and Northern
Pacific. This was slr1nised to be beSr
covering The bank sold e20G, 900 In ears,
presumably for the United States. Silver
collapsed on the announcement that tfIe
Indian government had completed it's
coinage buying by the million sterling
purchase. Nevertheless the bazaar price
has risen a farthing TO 74$f and India
might buy profftably. The market de-
Ponds on this.
London, Oct u, 2 p. m-Bar silver Is
quoted uncertain to 2911sd per ounce, loss
of lied from yesterdays closing prices
The decline is attributed to the falling
off in the demand and large offerings or
the metal
TREASURY BALANCES Washington.
Oct. 12.-Today's statement of the treas
ury balances in the general fund, excIu-
sfve of the $50, 900 600 gold reserve in the
division of redemption, shows: Avaiba bic
cash balance, s1ss 239, SIS; gold sSS rs, 6Sl
BANK cLEARINGs.
st. Paul, 1,1o. I23.
Minneapolis. g SOP. 7s6
New York. $152. IA, ISL
Chicago 81, 2a9. 7G7.
Boston, so, 935, 614.
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drafters. Prices held unchanged, how
ever, with firm and steady prices ON log
g1ng horses While the market was lack
ing life and strength the favorable re-
ports from the northern logging region
gave encouragement OF an active trade
IN a near future. Quotations:
Drafters, extra Acknowledgement. $140GiyO
Drafters, choice ................ i2J4gl4U
Drafters, common to good. .... 1030i25
Farm mares, cnoice. ............... 1O0GDl2j
Falm mares, common to good. 601l So
CHICAGO, Oct. 12-Cattle = Receipts
Z,eV0; generally steady; natives, best on
sale today, carloads, at $3.50; good TO
prime steers, So. 4GC95.S5 poor to medium,
"a 4oQlo.@O; selected feeders slow, So. $50 10;
m -ze stockers weak, S. 55@3.65; cows,
S. 7aQ4.29; heifers steady, 81 756yI75; can
ner5 slow, $2@2.50; bulls strong, s.. T5G14 SD;
calves, $4Q6i0; Texans, receipts 500; best
on sale today, IS carloads, at 1885; grass
steers, S5250I10; bulls, $2.50Q3.25. Hogs-
Receipts today 24.000; tomorrow 20.090; rs-
timated left over, 5000; sc higher and act
I've; mixed and butchers, $4.95Q5. 80; good
20 70 c! ca4I Ice heavy, SEQ 2712; rough heavy
l6O lbs, SLOW, $4S905.21!5; bulk of sales
$505Q5-2t. Sheep-Recefpts 1909; stead;
lambs $, l0c higher; good to choice weth-
ers, So. S5@4,15; fair to choice mixed, $S.45
QS.e5; western sheep, $3S5GI415; Texas
sheep, $2.5Gd3.69; native lambs. S425cl
5.5 Sc western yes T1l,, lambs, $4.75G5. 90
SIOUX CITY, To-, Oct. 12-CattIe-Ra-
eeipts. 700; market slow, about stoedy:;
.~e0eeHeS, S4.I51g5.25; COWS, bulls and mixed
$1q3.0O; stockers and feeders, S35O91i;
calves and yearlings, So. 25@425. Hos
R 4 sP e 2og9 market ga steady selling at
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 12.-cattle-Re-
celpts $50; steady to strong; native
steers, $4.40a5.G5; western steers Sl6D
465; Texas steers, So 25Gy4 cows and heif-
erS, $310G3.l5; stockefs and feeders. SlaD
40 Hogs, Receipts $500 shade hiehcf.
neaYy, $lSl1a6t4.S215 mixed, StSjll4.95;
hgnt, $+5212d14971A; pigs, 81. 5Gaii 70; bvII
OF sales, $499Q5.95. Sheep-Receipts ), 1n;
SScuye, steady; muttons, $3.6914; lambs,
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 12.-cattle-Recaipts
z,oOo; steady; native steers, Sc S.yGt5. IS:
st93ekers and feeders, g. 456l4 50: cows and
he1fers. So "a 10; T-,. and Indian
steers, $3.2oe04.3B. Hogs-Receipts 500
steady to strong; pigs and lights. s4lJq
40; packers, 81. S5@5.10; butchers $51O1
5.2S: Sheep--RSceipts loo; steady; mat
tons, Is. l5934; lambs, ST. 50ld525.
KANSAS CITY, Oct 12-Cattle-Ra
eeipts 5oG0; steady; native steers. s4l50
go; Texas steers. $2.55614 IS; cows ard
nedIerS, Sl.5oGI520; stockers and feeders
- S90s4. Hogs-Reeeipts 200: strong tc
higher; bulk Of sales. $5.021sGG5.I0: n,savy.
$2gt5.121a; mixed. 81. S06J5 10; lights. $4.559
10: pigs, $4.35@505 Shse3-Reeeir,fs
SS;U09; strong; lambs, 81. 500 lG5; muttons
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South ST. Paul. Oct. 1

oOutn ST. raul, oct. Il
CATTLE-Our market is in much better
shape today than at this time last week.
Receipts have been running light the last
few days, and this has given US a chance
to clean up, and but very little will be car
ried over Sunday. The only drawback we
have had this week was the quality of
the cattle. There was but little, in either
the killing or stock cattle divisions. that
was of good quality This fact made the
movement fairly good for the little good
quality stuff that was In, but held the
prices on the common Gown to last
weeks average, and in some cases lower.
We feel that we are safe in saying that
there will be a good market next week
for good cattle, meaning by this that
we will have no trouble in selling the
good cattle, and shippers will make a
little money if stuff is bought right They
must Dear in mind, however, that buyers
here are sol ting closely. and they must
sort just as close in the country We
should be getting and can use a great
deal more killing stuff. South st. Paul
is one of the best canner cow markets
in the country, but this is no reason why
wesshould be flooded with such stuff, to
the exclusion Of the good cattle. Send in
some good fat stuff, and we Wsn get good
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MISCELLANEOUS

COFFEE AND SCGAR-New York.
Oct. 12.-Coffee-Spot Rio, quiet; No Z,
invoice, S%c; mild, steady Futures open
ed steady at SOLO points advance, and
ruled moderately active and steady on
higher European cables and smaller re-
celpts In Brazil; closed quiet with prices
10 points net higher. Total sales. 10. $50
bags, including: November, loo; De-
cember, Use; March, 1900. 45c; Nav.
7.50c; June, 7.55c. Sugar-Raw, steady:
fair refining, 414c; centrifugal 96-test'
"a G; n1olasses sugar, &c: refined, quiet
FETAL MARKET-New York. Oct. L.
Aside from the continuation of the
weakness in tin in the local marker,
caused by liberal offerings and unfayor-
able reports from abroad the local de-
mand Tor metals remains good Tin was
weak at the decline at S28028. As: pig iron
warrants We're very dull Al 80 50010 lake.
copper Quiet and unchanged at Sf6.75ao
II; lead and sspeftel* both dulf and IN
changed at 81 .971a and "a 1904. 1215 respec-
uVely. Tin plates ruled duh at old prices
Inc brokers' price for lead was 81 and
for copper S16.871s. e'-'H
BUTTER AND EGGS-New York. Oct
2---Butter-Receipts $3.50 pkgs: firm.
state creamery. 17Gt21tAc; June creamery
d ~ eio factory l5@l6c Cheese-Re.
c e1p $3.50 pkgs; firm; large white. 1OSs
Gn6!IQAc; small white. lie; large colored'
1e74c; small colored, 115se; Western reeu..
iaf eggs, packages at mark, 156,S15e.
Western, loss off, Zoe.
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pR0nucE Ann FRuIT

Butter steady and in active. demand.
Receipts light Creameries-Extras, 205sc;
packing stock. 123a@l3c
Cheese = Marlee- steady and active.
Twins, fancy full cream. 10al 0111kc: full
cream, Young America. new. 111s912c;
brick. No 1. 10@11c: brick. No. 2, 91ke:
Swiss cheese. old. 121a@14c; Limburger, az,
to grade. S12@1lc.
Eggs-Market steady; receipts fair.
Fresh stock, cases included, loss off, 15c.
Beans-Market firm Fancy navy, per
Blu, g. 25a2 IS; medium hand-picked, per
81 30.
Potatoes Steady; fair demand. New
potatoes, per bu, 2362Sc
beets5, per doz G0c; lettuce, per doz. 40e:
parsley, per doZ, 15c; tomatoes. home
grown, per bu. Soc: Spinach. per Blu, 25c
EUR 5nIrnlps. doz, 6Oc: beans wax. per bu. 400
pers, per bu, 4G050c; radish3s, dozen
punches. l0c; radishes. round punches,
f oa rro onions, green, dozen bunches, &c.,
6oc; horseradish, per ID, 10c
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; per crate. 75c.
/, OnlI6ons-Steady; home grown onions,
Apples-Market well cleaned up and
good stock commands firm prices at adj
vanced quotations. Duchess, S20250
Lemons-Receipfs liberal; demand good !;
per box, Sc. 50@6
Oranges--Late Valencias. box. .75@5.
N,u nt,t- per bu. $1@1 ,25; black
Walnuts, ID. 14c; peanuts, raw. per ID.
&c; peanuts. roasted, per lb, &c; Brazils.
per Id, &c; pecans. medium, 110111bc; ha-
Zelnuts, per ID. 5QSc; chestnuts. new, per
ID, 12G15c.
Bananas-SuppIy moderate, demand ac-
tive; choice shipping. $2@2.50
Figs and Dates-Figs, new California,
box, $l1l.1G; Fard dates. 10-lb boxes, so
&c; Haliowee dates, new, SIC.
Apple Cider-Sweet, per bbl IS: sweet,
per half Dbl. $40; hard, per Dbl, 49,
Dressed Meats-Demand light. supply
1aIr; veal, fancy, S@81sc; veal medium,
?@Sc; hogs, country dressed, 51a66c; milk
lambs, pelts off, 7c
.Poultrry-Demand fair, receipts only
fair; springs, per H. S6S1ac; mixed chick
ems, 614617c; hens, 61k@7c; turkeys, &c;
ducks. fancy, 5Q6c; geese, &C.
Fish-Fair demand: pike, per lb. SC;
croppies, per ID. lose; pickerel. per 10,
&c: frog legs, coz, dose
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prices for you. Veal calves are particu-
larly wanted, and the best will sell
nigh. Mich COWS selling steady, with
good demand for the best.
HOGS-The market frightened up today
for the first time this week, and prices
were strong to cents higher Until to-
day there has been decline of SOLO cents
each Gay. We are inclined TO the opinion
that there will be no market improve
ment in the hog market in the near fu-
ture; in fact it Is hardly possible that
present prices will be maintained, as all
indica tons point to a further decline
We would advise shippers not to buy a
hog to sell next week for more than $500,
and the quality must be choice to bring
even that much. The bulk of the hogs
are selling now at $4e0Q5.05; rough
packers, $4-60Q4.65; choice pigs will not
bring more than $409.
SlIEEP-Receipts were light today, and
the market was strong and active on all
kinds, with feeding stuff in best demand.
The only fat stuff on the market We're a
few lambs of common to fair quality,
and prices realized were considered fully
steady. Buck lambs are very slow SALE
Very Truly,
ROGERS & ROGERS.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 12.-December
wheat opened at 1850, AGAINST 763zc yes
terd2y. firmed up to 70AtlIG1gc, declined
to 1850, sold up to 1889 declined to 1865
1sc, lost Lice, frmed up 20 Tie and lost
&c by noon. May wheat opened at 79hc
being 1sc under Yesterday f,rmed 10 to
799sQ79zc. sold at 1929, advanced to t35sc,
huctuated within &c for nearly an hour
ffrmed up to 7S4c, ard lbs. 15c by no5n
The cash wheat market was strong ara
active, VITA 4 good demand flr al
grades. No. l northern when dry sold
at nc over the December future; No
sold mostly at the December price, and
lower grades relatively better because Of
the continued dry weather. Sales were
made as per statement below Receipts
here were 463 cars; shipments, 40 cars
During the noon hour the market was
strong and active on large export de-
mand and a general switch" of specu-
vanced from 1915 to 771k@T79se by 1906,
and closed at TIC. May wheat closed
at 014@S03sc. and October at 771ac
The following was the range of prices:
Open High Low Closing.
May Nnsas 7sg s so st. 7s SIS so EEi Thq 49,
Dec co0 .a..... is5s 771;.S i6;; 7 77 7 7sA
: On TrRc6-Oficial closing quotations:
NO. hard wheat, S014c; No. l northern,
ddSS%c; NO. q northern, 7624@7324c; oats,
2sNc; corn, SSS4c; barley. 39049c; rye.
50Kc; flax, SIG; fax seed futures. DC.
tober, 81. %; December, S1.62 May. ST 81.
SAMPLE SALES.
No. ! northern, u cars, 77Ac.
No. l northern, 3 cars, 7sc
NO. northern, 8 cars, T75Sc
No. northern. g cars. 75ssc.
no. northern, II cars, 1870.
NO. wheat, cars, 691&c
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STATE OF MINNESoTA.. COUNTY OF
Ramsey. In Probate Court. Special
Term Oct 5th. $780,
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Norruan
w. kittson, deceased.
Upon reading and fling the petition
of Daniel Murphy, Esq, IN the above
entitled matter, praying tEat he be al.
lowed s., 200 compensation Tor legal sery!-
ces rendered in said estate IL connec-
ton with the fourth and SUBSEQUENT ac-
counts OF the executor, as proper cx-
penSe Of the mana cement ae said es-
tate, incurred for the benefit o. all it,
terested therein;
1t Is Ordered, that said petition bs
heard at a general term of this Court
to be held at the Probate Cour, Room.
In the County Court House in the CITY
OF St. Paul, or Monday, The 29th daY
OF October, 1890, and that this order he
served as follows, thai q copy thereof
be served upon the St. Paul Trust Corn
pany, Executor of said Estate and upon
each of the heirs Of said estate who re-
side IN the State of Minnesota. and their
service of summons In d civil action and
upon such heirs and their successors Y-ho
reside out Of the State OF Minnesota
by United States mail to the usual adj
dresses OF such persons, SO far as known
to said petitioner. and by publishing This
order In the st. Paul Globe, legal
newspaper. published at ST. Paul. IN
said County, once week for three slc-s
cessive weeks, prior TO said day OF hear
Ing. E. w RAZITI.E
IL. 81 Judge of Prof11ia
J. F. Fitzpatrick.
Atty for Petitioner
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ately during the day on good demand
from shorts, inspired by light country
offerings and steady cash demand
Closed firm and 5s@%c net higher; May,
Al 3-161042c, closed 417sc; October closed
$3.50; December, Al 11-16042zsc, closed
425sc Oats-Receipts, $4,000 bu; exports,
$40 bu; sales, $1,000 bu;, spot ,steady; No
2. 251sc; No. 3, 25c; No. 2 white, 27A@
2119c; No. 8 white, 261a92634e: track mixed
Western, 25G261@c; track white Western
and state, 26@33c. Options neglected and
about steady
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 12.-Close-wheat
December, 6S2zc; May, 72%Q73c; cash
No. hard 67@71c; No. 2 red, 71@T21hc.
Corn-Decemher, 931ac; May, 34ssc; cash
No: 2 mixed, 3715@37a4c; No. 2 white, 39c
Oats-No. white, 2515@26c.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. -CIose-Wheat- No.
red cash, 1850; October, 7374c; Decem-
Der, I51sc; May, 1850; No. hard, 7S40
re; Corn-No. 2 cash, 39c; track, 4UO
40Ac; October, 3S34e; December S42t :.
Oats-No. 2 cash, 221zc; October, 22ssc:
December 2Sc: May, 24S4c: No. 2 white.
&c: Lead, $4.25; spelter, $685.
MILWAUKEE Wis, Oct 12-Flour-
pull Wheat-Dull; No. northern, 100
!s1sc; No 2 northern 76h@77c Rye
Lower; No. /, 541ac. Barley-Unchange ];
No. 2, 57Q5S15c; sample. A1sG55Ac. Oats
Steady; No. 3 white, 233z @8c
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PHILIPPINE CoMMIssIoN.
Action looking to the Improvement
of Manila Harbar.

MANILA, Oct. 12-The- Philippine com
mission, of which Judge Taft is the pres
ldent today passed eight bills of minor
Importance, including one for an increase
OF civil salaries of several of the mu-
iAclpal departments, including tie last
years navy school teachers, for the Or
SANITATION of the forestry bureau; an
propf1ating $500 in gold for the construc-
non OF a garbage crematory at Manila:
and for the reorganization Of the fnsllfar
AUDITORS office. Wrights bill asking for
M@9,eOo in gold for the completion of
Spain plans for Manila harbor Improve.
ments ELECTED comment from the repre-
sentative of Maniia's International cham
Der of commerce, to the effect that as
the merchants had long been paying a.
special lmpost fund to this end. the
merchants should belong to the board
controlling the construction; and that as
the United States had collected 50, 600. eco
IN gold since the occupation by imposts
Tor harbor improvements, he failed to see
the necessity for the appropriation of in
suiar funds and suggested the use of
special fund
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

GRAIN GOSS1P-Gossip by private
wire to c. H. f. Smith & Co., St PAU.
members Of the New York Stock Ex-
chnnge and Chicago Board of Trade
Modern Miller: Conditions generally have
continued favorable for the seeding of
winter wheat, and the early planted grain
shows a healthy growth, having made
seasonable progress. The movement of
of the soft winter variety IS not of the
best Hard wheat -four is in good de.
mand at the mills, being wei sold ahead.
but the soft wheat product IS dull.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 12-Wheat-Spot
red Western winter duh, 6s 2s4d; No
California quiet, IS 6l2d. Futures dull;
December, IS 31sd. Corn-Spot steady:
American mixed, new, As 514d; American
old nominal Futures quiet; November.
IS ZAd; December, As Esd; January, IS
1114. Receipts of wheat during the past
three days 10000 centals, including &C.
coo American. Receipts of American corn
during the past three days .73, 100 eentals.
NEW YORK, Oct MISUNDERSTANDING
2o l lSS bblS; shipments, esq bbls: sales.
bu: sales, 100000 Blu futures. 100 600 spot:
spot, firm; No. red, S09sc f. o. b. afioat:
No red, 1850 elevator: No. l northern
Duluth, S61Sc f. 0. b. afloat: No. 1 hard
Duluth. SSHsc f. o. b. afloat Options
ruled generally firm all day. SUSTAINED NV
less favorable Argentine crop news, To-
cal coverings, big, weekly clearances, the
firmnesS in corn and foreign buying
closed firm; March, sSS&44S49sc. closed
S4ssc; May 50 9-16aS414c. closed sac; Oc-
S07s@Sl s-iGc, closed S11sc Corn-Reeipts''
1850 bu; exports. 1S0,g25 blu; sales, 30
0G0 blu futures, 520, 900 blu spot SPOT
strong; No. 2, 471hc elevator, and 4S7lc
f. 0. b. afoat. Options advanced moder-
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DULUTH.

DULUTH Mimi, Oct 1.-THE market
was dull and tairly firm. Decer1ber op'n
ed 1sc off, at 18asc, sold up to 7S9sc at 9:34,
off to 7Sasc at 11:l0, up TO 791sc at 1926,
and closed 5s@&4c up. at 791s@79Ac Cash
at re under December. Wheat stocks
will increase 175,G00 bu this week. Wheat
No; hard cash, S0$4c; to arrive, S0alc;
SI1sc; No. northern cash, sac; to ar,
IIye, 1916; October, 7S4c; December. ~:
M7934c; May, S24sc; No. northern, 74sIc::
NO. spring, 70S4c oats. 231hG23Ac; rye.
SIC; barley. 3S055c; flax, cash. sis: to
arrive, $f.76; October ST. 76 November.
$l;I1A; December. $l.62; May, 81 corn
4d52c Car inspection: Wheat, IL; corn,
Receipts WheaT-7@,S Ss bu; corn. ! ,6Sj h s1
rye, 4,l56 bu; barley. 1851 bu; flax. G "a
81 pu ments-W heat, 52,799 bu; rye.
iYO,9SS pu; barley, 105,0o0 bu; flax, Us gS2
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

r. Gehrmann and wife to J. Chea-
sick, 1t 3d. blk g. Nininger's add So. GOA
r. Hedermark and wife to A Giles.
w p It z, Auditors sub No. 400
A Z. Foote to Ruth E. Utter. 1t %
blk 2, j. W. Bass subd .. 200
Mary = Eilers and husband to Sell
ma c. Burns, 1t IS, blk no. Scbiff-
mans subd-. .--.................. 1
Ida J: DAILY and husband to Geneva
A Bigelow, Il 1t 10, blk Z. Wood
land Park dd......... . 5fe1
&: F. Bushnell and wife to A. G.
Marshall, IS Its 4, S and 6, blk 1,
Homestead add ..-......... 1.25o
Hazel Park Imp. Co. to A. Isert. 1t
Y. blk g. Hazel Park div No. g.. leo
Ii: Z. AndreaSen and wife to Pauline
l.. Schultz, 1t 10, blk T. FitzhugF's
sup ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
National Germap-Amerfcan bank to
and 10, blk l. Greve's rear.... I. 500
c. S. Roberts and wife to R. NJ Law
ton, 1t ]. blk "A. West st. Paul. r.
E. and ana Imp. sgd. No 2.:........... LOCO
j.. Mollers and wife to H Scnu-
bring, " II of Sc Il OF Sc Il, sec 2
town g. range %. observation-disclosures. 75o
q; O. Moen and wife to Eliza beth
Ebel, W SO # Its II and - Dewey
u: q +. add ...,.-.......... 2,O0o
>. A Baldwin to Fl. G. Mixer, 1t Il
blk A, St. Anthony Park. -. LOCO
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NEW YORK, Oct l.l2.4The unaertono
of the stock market today became strong
and prices moved up pretty consistently
to the close which was strong, but nota.
bly, dull, with gains well maintained The
dominant factor in the market was the
large engagement of gold for inr orr
London, Paris and Berlin all contrfnu,
ting, the total amounting to 81. ESQ 600
The dealings in stock Were not large
at any time, and the days operations
were attributed to professional opera
tors for the most part. There was q
fair distribution of the strength but the
effective dealings during the day were
concentrated in few stocks. and those
distinguished for the recent large short
selling from which they have suffered
Peoples GAS was the notable examnIa
in the industrial list. The stock sold off
after the opening on the presumptiou
that yesterdays buying had satisfied the
demand from the shorts, but the large
covering at the decline caused a re-
newed advance, and it was lifted at one
time an extreme 3A, closing with a net
gain of III. In the railroad list Northern
Pacific was in the largest demand ON
buying supposed to be for inside inter-
ests But here also the short interest