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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
HEAV|N[SS IN WHEAT PIT
MANY FACTORS APPEARED TO OFF
SET THE EARLY BULL
NEWS
DECEMBER CLOSED 1-2c DOWN
Corn and Oats Were Marked Up.
FractiOnalIy, and Provisions
Were Quiet, Closing
Unchanged.
DECEMBER CLOSED 1-se DOWN

CHICAGO, Oct. 22-Biberai receipts and
an increase in the visible together with
OUTSIDE apathy told against the wheat
pr-ce today; despite the huhishness OF
early news and December c.oSed asQ12c
under Saturday. Germ closed 1sc and oats
a shade higher. Provisions closed I'M
changed.
Dizziness brooded over the wheat pit
nearly the whole. session. The interest
Of outsiders was lacking and business
was therefore LETT principally to pit trad
er. The market started out with a good
array Of bulliSh considerations, but the
response was very weak, December OPEN
ing only. sc higher at 74%4c. L verpool
was I'd higher; worlds shipments Were
only 7,484000 bushels over million I'M
der Saturdays expectations. The on
passage statement showed decrease of
4lS coo bushels, according to the board
of trade figures. and in the Northwest
there was rain, with the signal service
predicting more. The market ftuctuated
narrowly for hours, December at one
74$4c. Near the end OF the sesS on, in
fuenced by the primary receipts, Lob, coo
bushels, compared with 1,iSS,000 bushels
last year and the visible increase OF
1888, 600 bushels, as well as the outside
apathy, December dropped to "A Q74Hc,
at which the market closed $Q12c under
Saturday. The cash trade WAS rather
loads taken for export. Local receipts
were 344 cars 8 of contract Grade, Mlnne-
apolis and Duluth reported 925 cars,
against lob last week and 1,0zl a YER
ago.
Corn was quiet but firm, under mod
crate general demand for futures AMI
good buying of cash by shippers. Wet
weather west was factor used te adva am
prospects of further sunfaNerable1 weather
/ contributory factors. December sold be-
tween 359kc and &c, closing sc higher at
35sfc. Receipts were 653 cars. Shorts COW
cred rather freely.
In oats quotations We're not numerous.
The crowd was inclined to- stay on, the
Sjd
someu hat. by the. corn. strength De
cember sold 'betw cen }222ssse and z214c, and
closed shade up at ''221s@2zi4 e.: he
ceipts We're l75 cars.
The provision market was quiet and
firm early, in sympathy with a strong
market, but easier later. in sympathy with
wheat. January pork sold between
S11 az and $11.40, and closed unchanged
at $ll.4e; January lard between Sc io@
$6.67b. and January ribs between Sc 05
and S6.O211z, with the close a shade lower
Estimated receipts for 1. tomorrow:
Wheat. 800 cars; corn, coo cars; oats, Sl5
cars; hogs, eco head.
me leading futures ranged rs follows:
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NEW YORK, Oct 22-Today's furi-
ouSly active and buoyant speculation
was brought up with a short turn in the
hnal hour of the trading by a furry in
the rate for call money which carried it
up to per cent This was accepted as
an admon1tion that the speculation was
overrunn1ng the newly acquired resourc-
eS of the money market, and very heavy
selling TO realize profits Immediately set
In. In some of the stocks most affected
by the late selling the earlier gains were
entirely wiped out, and the average
level was carried down considerably be-
low the best of the day. The efforts of
the bulls to retrieve their ground caused
very unsettled tone, but the closing
was, on the whole, easy, with the buoy
ant snap apparently taken out of the
market. Notwithstanding this late set
back, there were some very striking
upward movements of prices, and espe-
cially in the steel group and the largest
days business in stocks since the earlier
part of the year was transacted at a
level of prices well above those of Sat
urday Yesterdays incoming steamers
from Europe brought up the total re-
ceipts of the gold engaged there for i'm
port to over $3,000,000, and Saturdays
receipts, $4S00,000, at San Francisco can
be made Immediately available to
balance of the total engagements in Eu-
rope, which amounts to upwards of
S9,C00G00, is fast following on the heels
of the shipments already received. Meth
er on Saturday nor today was there a
single dollar deposited at the subtreas-
ury for transfer to the South or West,
which is a conclusive demonstration of
the marked decline of the interior needs
for currency. Sterling exchange fell
weakly back to near the old import point
and the continued downward tendency
of interest rates in London and Berlin
seemed to offer quiescence.
The consequence of these various IA
voring factors was what the brokers
called the best open market for stocks
since last spring. This was taken adj
vantage of from the outside to realize
on very large scale, and the profess
sional operators became somewhat I'M
easy as they detected evidence of inside
selling. The squirt in the call money
rate was all that was needed to precipi-
tate the general selling movement.
There was greatly increased activity
in bonds as well as in stocks, and prices
advanced very generally. High grade
ings. Total sales, par value, $2705,0t0.
United States IS, registered, advanced
Il per cent in last call.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Charles II. +. Smith s.
Co., members of the New York Stock eX-
Change, Pioneer Press building, who nave
direct wires to Chicago and New York.
Closing prices are bid:
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PRODUCE AND FRUIT

Butter-Steady and in active demand.
Receipt IS. light: Creaneries, extras, &c;
extras, 17@1Sc; ladies, extras, f40i5c:
packing stock, 12%es
Cheese-Market steady and active.
Twins fancy full eseSm lo@1l9zc full
brick, No 1, 10@11c: brick, No. q 916e::
Swiss cheese, old, 1212@14c; limburger. as
to grade, 81k@11c. 90
Eggs-.Market steady. receipts fair.
Fresh stock, cases included, loss off. is
Q1612c. :"
Beans-Market firm. Fancy navy. DER
b bu g g eSgg7 So 3; medium hand picked per
:, Poeeas-Yellow peas. SIPS: fancy green.
atoes-steady;' FAR demand. New
neutrality-suspicious.. per blu, Csc:
oeetS. per blu, 25c; lettuce, per bu, 45c::
parsley, per doz, 15c; tomato home
bu, 2oe; beans, wax, blu, 50@60c; string;
beans bu, 50Q60c; cucumbers. bu 49S150c
rad1shes, dez punches, 1Oc; radishes'
FUqm9 eu11e Gn lUc; onions, green, dozen
niPs, ,dez. 60c; horseradish, Id, iOc:
Cabbage-Steady. Per crate, 75c.
On11ons-Steady. Home grown onions,
Apples-Market well cleaned UP and
GOOD Stock commands firm prices at adj
X va go quotations Apples. Duchess, 81
LemoEs-Receipts liberal, demand good.
Fancy Msessinas box. $4,5O95 California,
Oranges Jamaicas, box, $5...gzsez7 ~
Nuts-Hlckcry, per. bu, .Sl9l. rs; black
Wainuts, per bu, 75cf5$1: new California.
Walnuts, lib, lie; peanuts, raw, per ID h.
&c; peanuts, roasted, ID, 7c;. BraziIs, per
10, &c; peeans, medium. 1ld1111sc; hazIe-
n1tS. per ID, 5QSc; ehestnuts, new, per Id,
1Z@J1ac. 3 lsrt " - EFsfs
Bananas-Supptys9 moderator demand
aeuve. Choice shipping, $202.5G
Figs and Dates-E'ies nav fyalifarDio
box, S5c@$1; fard dates, Iozlb boxes, S@sc;
Haai low 5T; dates new, 51zc;
ne ApP pie G hbe per bbl 81 sweet
Dressed Meats-=Delnand light, supply
fair Veal. fancy, 71ze; veal, medium,
&c; hogs, country dressed, 5126Gc; milk
lambs, pelts off &c.
Pouitry-Demand active receipts only
f fhickans spr rIrgg, per lb; 7471@c; mixed
ducks, fancy, 5d6c; geese, sc. 80
cr P1shlmFa5r demand e1I Pike FER Id, Sc;
&c; frog legs, doZ, 4abScs
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DULUTH.

DULUTH, Mimi, Oct. 22.-wheat was
dull and steady. 1t open nc up at
575sc, for December and S0lkc for May
The latter sold at SO5sc, and later declined
below the open Eg. December sold at
7l5sc and later sagged. Flax sold to the
extent of 1884, geo bushels on market de-
clin.ng slightly. October sales were 50. 900
bushels at from $1.S4 down to $iS1 No
Nember from $1.H to $17312; May held
fairly steady at $1.70 &c under Saturday.
Changes in stocks this week were: Wheat
IN store, 6,709,22l bu, decrease 5,163; com
122, 93S, increase 35,711; oats 95, 365. increase
az i e26 rye, s6,724, increase 1896; barley
6l0.405. increase 131, $50; flax, 33l6SS, in
crease 135,09S OF the wheat in st re
1880 bushels are western end IA, SOS win
ter. Today's receipts: Wheat, 63 cars
corn, Il cars: oats, II; rye, 8; barley, 81;
flax; 12O. OF fax receipts. SO cars were
contract. ShipInents-W 129, 555 1fu;
oats. go; barley. $4,000 fax, 15,96S. close
Oats, l4c rye, soc. barley. 3Sc to 55e;
flax, cash ard October, $lI9; to arrive,
SIS; ;, Y>eeSyemnnber, $174; December $i.s7;
fis1kc: December, 7S7kc. May, Sf34c: No. /
northern, cash, Tie; to arrive, 771sc; De-
cembcr, i61sc; May, 1880; No. 2 northern,
cash, 1Sc; No. 3, SEC.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
GAYNOR HEARING.

Proceedings for ExtraditiOn TO
Georgia Federal District Continued.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22-The hearing of
the proceedings to secure the removal of
John F., w. 7. and E. H. Gaynor and
Benjamin D.. Greene, charged with con-
spilacy- to defraud tie government, to
the jurisdiction of the United States court
in Georgia, was continued today before
United States Commissioner Shields.
Edward R. Johnson, the expert ac-
countant testified as to checks that were
deposited by the contractors who worked
on thez harbor improvements under the
supervision of Capt Carter. Mr.. John
son, who has made an analysis of the
accounts of all connected with the case,
stated that there were not as many
checks missing as the contractors be-
lieve
District Attorney Erwin, of Georgia,
who conducted the examination, exam
med the tabulated forms and asked Mr..
Johnson a number OF questions pertaining
TO the placing of checks in banks. Moth
ing important, however, came out, and
the hearing was adjourned until tomor-
row.
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sales, 2.1OO, 900 bu futures 1900 bu spot.
Spot. easy; No. red, 7S7sc f. 0. b. afioat.
s SG2sc elevator; aa NO northern Duluth,
S7Ssc f. o. b. af1oat. e7Options closed weak
at AQasc net .declinegc March, 81 3-160
S27sc, closed S2Ac; MAY. S2A@8Sc, closed
IS 13-16Q79 9-16c. closed. 7S7sc. Corn-Re-
ceipts, 1884, $50 bu; exports, $685. bu; sales.
$4,000 bu futures, $4,000 bu spot Spot
firm; No. z, 461kc elevator. and 479lc f. O..
advance; May, AZ 1-16@421zc, closed 92lsc:
October closed Acc; December, 42%9
~ az 1S-16c, closed 425sc oats-Receipts. d.
No. z, 25Ac; No. 3, 25c; No. white, 271sc;
No. 3 white, &c; track mixed Western,
259261ac; track white Western and state.
The statement of the visible supply of
grain, in store and affoat on Saturday.
Oct TO- as compiled by the New York
Produce Exchange. is as follows: Wheat,
8,914OG0 bu, decrease 1897, 0G0 bu: oats 10
100000 bu, increase 5000 bu: rye or .Ol0
bu, increase 600 bu; barley, 2,5S5 200 bu
increase PAT 0C0 bu
LIVERPOOL. Oct 22.-Wheat-spot No.
2 red western winter firm, 6s I'D; No,
northern, spr ng dull; IS 4lad; No. / Cali
d eop5 Ia. dull 6S Ed; futures quiet; De
Spot quiet; American mixed new, As SD:
futures steady; November, Is I'd: Deem.
Der, is I'D; January. IS 101bd. eee-''-
ST LOUIS, Oct. 22.-Wheat lower: No.
2g red cash, 12s October, 7l34c; December,
Corn-No, cash, 3614c; October. ssslc: Be- zxe.-
cember. S61z0363s; May, $3.50. Oats arm
No. 2 cash, 2214@22s4c; October. 221Se: De.
eem 1l 22!zc; May, 24A@24ssc; No. 2
KANSAS CITY, Oct. z2.-Close-wbeat
december. 6514c; May, 69kc; cash No.
hard, S5g67!Se; No; 2sred, 6SQ71c. Corn
No. 2 mixed, 3SG34c No. 3 white. 37i5G
CSC; Qats-No. 2 white, 231a@241bc. ~
MILWAUKEE Wis, Oct. 22-FIour-
Steady Wheat-Dull; No northern,
Zoe; No not thern, 7415075c. RyeESteady:
No. l. 51@52c. Barley-S Steady; No. p
SIC; sample, 3S055c. Oats-Steady: No >
white, 25i4G25I2c s.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

COTTON. MARKET4New York, Oct. %. :
Cotton-Spot closed quiet at 3-16e decline;
lS-16c; sales, 700 bales: Futures closed
easy; october. 8. BE; November, 9.12c; De-
cember. 910c; january 909c; February.
g use March, 9OSc; april s.e7c; May, 9o7c;
METAL MARK ETl-New York, Oct. o.
Aside from little frmness in tin, due to
rise of lbs for that metal abroad, the
local metal market was generally dull
and featureIess. closed firmer at at
$2S. 2GQ q. 30. Lake Gopher was dull and
changed, at $16. 15as17S Pig iron warrants
We're quiet at $9.5eG10. Lead and spelter
We're Gull and non1inally unchanged at
S4.5i12 and $4.10d 4. 1p1ts respectively. The
copper $16S71z. -. ~ - - ~ ~
Butter And EGGs-N New York, Oct.
Misunderstanding 1924 pckgs; market
f Irm; creamery, 16G2215c; June creamery;
dS0aic; factory, 13Q16cs Cheese Receuts,
S;44o pekgs; market firm: large white.
small eolored, lie. Eggs-Receipts, $3.50
pckgs; market firm; Western regular
p pa I'm at mark, 16@1sc; Western, loss
Elgin. Ill. Oct. 22.-Butter steady at
zzc. NO offerings, although buyers were
present Sales of the. week, 10,S4O tubs.
FOREIGN FIN NCIAI-New York
Oct. 2-CommerciaI Advertisers London
financial eabegram: The markets here
were were 1aVoraely influenced by the Anglo
d ,5dii1SI agreement concerning China. hut
BUSINESS was not increased except in the
1 american department., 1t was observed
that the German favorites rose, while the
ray s.. olites OF the French market went c f.
out the session. mainly on o ofessional
business. Ref.ini assisted by New York
igurn NJ e B:Sa7ltimors & Ohio and Louiville
c0 NaSnFlile, the latter in the later trad
ing London has taken no Initiative.
but IS predicting a Mckinley BOOM New
Yo ol1S, bought ~: IA Anaconda freely.
-, MEN YORK MGNE1Y.-New York. OFT.
per cent; Last loan, s Prime mercantile
paper, COG per cent Sterling exchange
easy easy, with b. actual business in bankers
d 80 + for sixty days Posted rates, $4.Sl13
GAY and SfS5@4S51s Commercial bills
4;;sSoAa4 500. Silver certificates, 6i1zd
s s952 Bar silver, 64tSss Mexican dollars,
LONDON. Oct, PA g. n.-Consols for
money, 921s; consols fer account SO 3-16;
AAtehison, 322as; Carfadian Pacific 80; st.
vile, ISIS; Union Pacific preferred, Is;
| New York Central. 49,; Erie. 127@12S;
PdennsylySania; $50 Raading. SA; Erie,
| ferred, IS; Grand Trunk, -69s; Anaconda,
los; Rand Mines. aBM! Bar silver firm;
81 LTD per ounce. Money, IL per cent.
IN The rate g, Of discount lip the open market
three months bills, 81 9s16G35s
london. Oct. 22GCoifsols for money
9Jlsc; eonsols for the account SO 3-16
PARIS. Oct. %, ps h8-Three per cent
rentes, l00 francs forsaihe account Elk
change on London, % francs. III centimes
for checks.
| Spanish Is closed at 1905
TREASURY BARhf1C ES-W ashington
OCT. Z2[Today's statement of the treas s.
elusive Of the s150nu0,ooo gold reserve
IN the. division of redemption. shows
Available all cash balance 2607, 6-8;. gold
BANK CLEARINGS.
ST. Paul, 1881, 921.
Minneapolis, 81, 592 1S2.
New York $520 g9i POS
Chicago, $24 209 596
L oEn
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MINNEAPOLIs..

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 22-December
wheat opened at 761sc, against 1850,
Saturdays close, firmed up to 761sQ76lzc,
sold down to 753z@75Bc, firmed up to 1873
@76c, declined to 75a4c, gained 1sc, lost
&c by 11:10 and by noon held at l5Ac
May wheat opened a 1880, against 7S9sc
Saturday, declined to 7sBc, gained &c
sold at 7S126f7s5se, firmed up to 7S9s@ISazc,
declined to 7S1ac by lilo a. M, gained &c,
lost 1sc, and by noon held at s7s3kc. The
cash wheat market was little mixed
in character, and somewhat of a puzzle
to some sellers. The demand was good
for No. 1 northern al a full cent over
the December price, but No 2 northern
was slow of sale at prices relatively
lower than No. l. Yet the no grade
wheat was in active demand at prices
over Saturday, and all we'll taken before
II a. m. The opinion given by some is
that even the low grade spring is wanted
at outside points. Sales We're made as
per statement below. Receipts here Were
S69 cars, and "A shipped. The wheat mar
ket was firm during the noon hour but
not active. The English visible Increased
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CATTLE.

- Comparative receipts:
1otal Tor today (estlmated) $50
' wsgA aso I16
Quota tons: Good 70 ci,o;o $50
steers, 81, 65@500; fair to good, 81 2504 so.
common to fair, 3d. b6425: good 10
c cao outehe1 COWS and heifers, So SEQ
4'ee fsir to good butcher COWS and
n NJ 1L S2I0Q35e; thin cows and Gamers,
si 6oo 40, choice corn-fed bulls $500
5.25; bologna bulls, 81. 5002. Is; GOOD fo
cholee yeals, S500Q6.00; far to good veals.
$4;0oeiS.0 90; good to choice feeders, S.. $50
Nv ~ lalr 10 coed feeders 50 4091S Is; good
good, $S.90@325: common, &. 5a@2 80: good
70 choice stock cows and heifers 81 x
Ss oO fair to, good, So. 50Q2 %; common,
Ss * 40; good to choice steer calves, SO 50
enoiee 81 heifer calves, s275GO3. 90: fair to
good, ~ 50NB2.70; stock and feeding bul,s
Sz.ooQ5"i good to choice mixers ans
sprd n6 S59 etG4o90; good to fair $50 90
W55O0; common, $20.00@28. 90.
WesternS-Good to choice butchers
steers, ST. 25Q460; fair to good. s. 95S1I *.
go0tl. to- choice butcher COWS and heifers
eos ~; fair to good butcher 81 Na3693 "a,
good to choice feeders, S40064. 10: choice
s6oek e 6 9a arg heifers $27503 10; fair to
Cattle market practically unchanged
from last week Killing cattle of All
klnds IN good demand at steady prices
Bulk OF offerings were common to fair
COWS, rat steer stuff common Good
quahty stock and feeding cattle Wera
fair sale. but the market was far from
aeldVe one string of good feeders sold
IL 81, and the sale was considered eaod
Bulk OF good steer calves sold at 81 20
H MlIn a lew at $3. 70. Common cattia
dragged badly and slew sale.
representative sales:
butcher Cows and Heifers-
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ST. PAIL GRAIN

Oats-Receipts, cars; No. 8, 241sl124a4c;
No. white. 25@2515c
Corn-No. 3, 3S1zc; No. 3 yellow, 39lkc
Feed-Granulated corn meal, IN cotton
sacks, $1.S0; coarse corn meal, ton, SIS. 25;
No. feed, $15.25
Bran and Shorts-Bran in bulk, $11 rs;
shorts in bulk, s12.25.
Hay-Good demand for hay of all
grades; prices firm; receipts. 60
tons; shipments, 20 tens; upland, choice,
Sl1 .00@11.50; upland No. l. $40 9901O 80;
timothy, choice, $1200612. SO: timothy.
No /, 81. 50a1200: No 2 timothy
s10.75; midland, So COOS. So
Oats and rye straw, S. 50g7. 90; good de-
nand for straw.
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LAWMAKERS ADJOURN.
Deadlock on appointment of y,
Election Commissioners.

Deadlock on appointment of aa
Election Commissioners.
FRANKFORT, KY, Oct. 22-The Ken
lucky legislature sent the non-partisan
election law, passed by it on Saturday
t. succeed the Goebel law, to the gov
ernor today, and adjourned sine die.
Tie democrats and Republicans. could
not agree on a state lection commission
err TO ill vacancy on the board. and
adjourned without electing anybody
Both houses adopted resolutions allow
ms the Republicans to name the COM
misslener, and they selected Andrew
Cochren, because of his Identification
personal unfriendliness between him and
with eX-Gov. Taylor, and also because of
Chairman Poyntz, of the election com
mission, but offered to vote for anv 9th
er Republican. The Republicans de-
elncd u I.anle ANYBODY else.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Northern

Other Grains-Winter wheat, 81; No.
corn, l; No. 3 corn, IL; No corn. /:
No 2 oats, 80; no grade. l; No. 8 barley,
z; No. barley, 9: No. 5 barley, 81; no
grade barley, 2; No. L fax, 81; rejected
flax, y: no grade fax, Il
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat-No 1 hard,
L No. I northern. 46; No 2 northern 81:
No. 3, u: rejected, 2; no grade, Is; No )
cats. G; No. 4 barley, l; No barley, /:
no grade barley, 4; No. 1 fix ri; rel cted
flax, 4; no grade flax. 9.
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BRITISH WEST INDIES.

General Transfers Among the Gov-
errors of the Islands.
LONDON. Oct. 22-Sir Cornelius Al
fred Moloney has been appointed gov.
ernor Of. Trinidad and -Tobago island
md will he succeeded as governor OF the
WindwaTd islands by Sir Robert Baxter
Lleweliyn, now administrator of the col
ony Of Gambia, and formerly admin.
lstrator Of Tobago island Sir Henry
l-ansherne Thompson, who has been ad,
nlinIstrator of st. Vincent since 1886, will
be transferred ito St LUCIA. Sir Fred
erick Mitchell Hodgson. who since 1895
has been governor and commandments
chief of the Gold Coast colony, has been
appointed governor of Barbados.
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749,5O0 blu for the week, or about the
equivalent to the decrease on passage.
Broomhall reports private cable to an
English firm from the Argentine COM
plains of much damage to the crops by
insects. Clearances for the day were
larger than reported early, being $4,000
bu. which is certainly a large load to
carry. A bear rade at the close wiped
out all the advance and Ac additional.
The close was weak at 75asc. December
at l5asc and May at 7Sl4GD7S2sc.
Minneapolis range of prices:
Open High Low Closing
May -. 7S% 7S% 7s5z 7SH.as 7sss
De ee1ab 80 7sis 1914 1874 81 81 * *
On Track-Officia1 closing quota tons !:
No. l hard wheat, 7Sc No. 1 northern
wheat, 761sc; No. 2 northern wheat, 1870
74lsc; oats, 23Aci corn, 381bc; rye, .47a4@
4Sa4c; barley, 36@59c: fax, 81 IS; fax flu
lures, October, s1.76; November, 81. II;
December, $1.64; May, $1.66,
SAMPLE SALES.
No. l northern, cars, THO.
NO. northern, 6 cars, 771bc
NO. z northern, 2 cars, 74c.
no. northern, car poor, 7315c.
NO. wheat, l car, 73e.
No. wheat, cars, TIC
Rejected wheat l car &c
No grade wheat, 1 car, Csc
NO grade wheat, l car, &c
No. white oats, l car, 235sc.
No. oats, 5 cars, 23c.
No. oats, l car 233sc
No grade oats, L car, 22c.
No. barley, 1 car, 43c
No. barley, cars, 45c
No. 4 barley, cars, Hc.
No grade barley, car. 33e.
No. tax, cars, 81
No. l flax, 6 cars, $1.75
rejected fax, car, 81 So.
Rejected flax, 8 cars, 81 6S
n grade fax, 2 cars, 81 As.
F1our-Millers individually have differ
ent reports to make, some have been for
tunate in making sales-others not. The
general feeling, however, is much strong
er than a week ago. First patents, in
wood, $ .15@4.30 second patents, So $50
!; tlrst clears. $3@3. Is; second clears, 50. 70
az 30 Following are the quotations in
cotton sacks, 50 and 40 lbs: Rye flour,
per Dbl, pure, s.. 5062. so; rye Hour. per
Dbl. Xxx, s.. 40d2. 50; rye flour, per bbi
Standard, 50. S0@U2. 80.
Cora-No. corn. 3Sa4q3914c; No. yell
low, 3912c: No sales reported
Oats-The oats market is dull, 2S@234zc
for. No 3; No. white oats, 2SA@24c for
Rye-A little weaker for the lower.
grades No: rye quoted at 4S11aQ4sc.
Barley-Feed barley, 30@50c, and malt
ing at 45Q52c for choice
Feed-Coarse cornmeal and cracked
corn. in. sacks, per ton. sacks extra, $14. rs;
No. ground feed, 2-3 corn, 1-3 oats, SO-.b
sacks, sacks extra, -s14 75@15; No. ground
feed, y corn, u oats, 75-lb sacks, sacks
-ex ira, 4=$15; No. ground feed, 2-3 oats,
75-lb sacks, sacks extra, SIS. Is
FlaX-There was an easier tone to fax
today, receipts being heavy and the buy
ing not aggressive. No. spot sod early
ut $1.S0-a loss of 1 cent from Saturday.
Low grades Were slower, considerable re-
lected selling at $1.69. Rece pts at ATinne-
apolIs We're 273 cars and Duluth 800 The
market turned weak toward the close.
spot losing &c from Saturday. The close:
spot, $lI5; October, $1.76; November,
spot Sis; october, 10: December, a.67
Chicago spot, $1.S2; Octobtr, $3.50
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION