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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06
SHARP ADVANCE N WHEAT
EXTREME GAIN OF So IN OCTOBER
FUTURE TIE FEATURE AT
CHICAGO
WHEAT UP AN EIGHTH
Market Was Irregular, but the Close
Wss Firm-COrn Unchanged
and Oats Slightly
Weaker.
WHEAT UP AN EIGHTH

CHICAGO, Oct 5.-Wheat was, irreg-
ular, but turned firm towards the ehd
on a good cash demand and IN response
to the strength Of October pork Octoper
closed &c over yesterday. corn I'M
changed. oats slightly lower and proV1s-
ions 21aG5c higher. October pork closed
81. 40 higher.
November wheat opened unchanged to
34c lower at TIC to 7712c. Liverpool was
weak, however, and Argentine shipments
We're 664 coo bu compared with 2ob.o0o the
previous week As the outside was not
buying selling by local longs sent NO
vember down to Tic. Northwest receipts
were small. rain was predicted Tor mat
section Of the country and the cash de-
mand later improved, local sales being re
ported at 100000 blu. Under these condi-
tons the market began slowly to rse,
lied sharply to 779s977%c in sympathy
with the bulge in October pork. The
close was firm, November 1sc higher at
775sc CIearances in wheat and flour We're
equal to $4,000 bu Primary receipts ag-
gregated 100000 blu, compared with
las 1000 bu last year. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 429 cars, against S74 last
week, and 1,014 year ago. Local re-
Ceipts were 131 cars, of contract grade;
Corn was quiet. The market dipped
slightly early on local selling in wheat,
poor cash demand of yesterday and to-
day had its influence. Recovery came
later, in sympathy with the October pork
excitement ard because of demand Tor
October corn. nov practically controlled.
Size and 372s@371ac, and closed un
changed at 373sc October closed at
4O1sc. 4sc over yesterday. Receipts were
545 cars.
Oats were quiet and steady There was
a heavy selling of May and December by
local longs, but offerings were well taken.
Receipts were $50 cars. November sold
between 2214c and 7221ac, and closed 1sc
lowereat 2211622$sc.
In provisions every thing else was over
Swallowed by the sensational rise in Oc-
tober pork Tt opened iOc lower at $lS-
orders resulted in a bulge to S15. The
close was at s14.50. The strength Of Oe-
tober was Influential in holding the rest
OF the list steady. January pork sod
between .$1t SIS and S12. and closed 15c
higher a $l2: January lard between $3.50
and s.. closing 21ac higher at 81, and
January ribs between Sc. 90 and 500, with
the close DC up at $6.3712.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
POS cars; corn, 675 cars; oats, 1886 cars;
hogs, 1890 heed.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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WALL STREET CLOSE HEAVY
PROFESSIONAL BULL OPERATORS
TOOK PROFITS WHEREVER
THEY COULD
STEEL AND WIRE THE FEATURE
Buying of Railroad shares Ais.
Conspicuous Northern Pacific
and burlington Among
the Others
STEEL AND WIRE THE FEATURE

.e1lj FreV.
6ar silver NewsYo 49,. 64ss "a
Cal! money, NeWoc4ork 800. 21b-3 2-3
NEW YORK, Oato5.-The stock market
continued to sh9Wfthe effects of profess
S Tl operations for the advance today.
ne points OF strength developed under
the snl1tlng operations of the bull party
ana the sustaining influence thus afford
Gu, was taken advantage of to realize IN
STOCKS when nave already had their adj
vance Another distinction was thus
nlade even In stocks of the same group.
as ior instance in the steel and iron
group, where National Steel and TIN
Plate, which have had their noTable ad-
vance, hung back while other members
OF the group were pushed forward Even
tennessee Coal, after an opening iunn Of
points under the stimulus Of the eur-
pfleeu snort covering, dragged behind the
otiSrs. II was pulled up in svmna thv
Win the general result, but closed with
a smaIl net loss. The buying of Steel a.
wire was the most conspicuous and Ilft
ea tne STOCK at one time pa. Directors
on the company We're quoted as expresg
ing the belief that persons who sold ont
Iast spring when. the radical cut was
made In prices of the product ara trw
Ing to buy back their stock. A n1mbsr
of the steel stocks saved a net @ein ~
over point. In the railroad nsf tbera
was the same disposition man;faSt - 10
take up the new stocks for the advances
anu theSe We're selected for which the
borrowing demand indicates that there
mas been a large short interest. Baifi-
more q OHIO, Northern Pacific. Missouri
racine and Burlington are in This class
1here was conspicuous buying OF Penn
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sylVania and run1ofs~were revived. such
as were heardewhen the-Vast proportions
Of the years earnings first began to be
unoefs5eod OIL an increase Ia the dividend
tributed the buying to the same inter-
ests as We're active in the previous move
ment Some strength was shown by SUI
gar, Peoples Gas and Brooklyn Transit
in all of which dealings We're large, but
the tone was feverish and IRREGULAR The
market closeh ra ther- heavy and at sub
stantial reactions svfHom the best The
preliminary estimates of the weekly cash
changes We're "a Their disappointing to
those who have figures on heavy offsets
to the forces towards depletion of the
money supply. The subtreasury opera
tons for the week have taken from the
banks 81, $4,000, so that the payment of
government interest and bond premiums
and redemptions and the payment of
drafts on gold at Pacific points have been
Offset by that excess on account of reg
ular government collections and deposits
the interior. The last named item is con-
siderably in excess OF that of last week
and, coupled with 5be banks shipments
by express, show 51he currency move
ment to the interior to be well maintain
ed. The net loss to the banks in cash
is expected to be nearly $5009.009. The
large payment Of gold by the snbtreasury
on last Friday isseNpected to figure part
" in this weeks statement. under the
system of computation by daily averages
Rut even with this allowance. it will be
seen that the irread upon the surplus
promises to be about as large as last
week, unless the reserve requirements
have been further Induced by loan con-
traction, of which there has been no evil
dence LIZ
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Charles II. T. Smith &
Co.. members of the New York Stock ex-
direct wires TO Chicago and New York.
Closing prices are bid:
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WEEKLY MARKET LETTER,

South st. Paul, Oct. 8.
CATTLE-Our butcher cattle market is
In good shape. Prices on all kinds Of
stuff holding up well, with a good de-
mand. Fat cattle prices dropped quite a
little on the Eastern markets, but the de-
cline elsewhere did not affect us enough
to call prices here any lower One IoaG
of choice Montana heifers sold here today
at $4.25, but asideg'fFom this the genera,
run of stuff hast been only fair. Veals,
bulls and Gamers selling steady and in
demand. The exact situation in our
stock cattle pens this: Common steer
stuff. of all weights, is selling at So Oo0
ESQ; good steers, s3.oO@3 Is; best, $1,000
$3.50; common heffers, 81. O0@2,25 good,
80; best, $2.75@3. The good stuff is SELL
ing all right, and the common stuff is
dragging at the above prices Now COM
pare our figures with other markets, and
you VIII find that the conditions here.
though bad, are-f far and away ahead of
any other point in the West. When we
tell You this we do not want you to con-
tinue to flood us with your common cat
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DULUTH.

DULUTH, MINI. Oct. 5.-The market
va Mes o 9uid and nd weaker; December opened
a9c Oh So5 at Il. Ssi$c, held between 8csS@S015e
gnu 9G9sc I'll II sold up to Sic at 1:I7 off
10 70 o052G at II 20, and closed unchanged at
9 7KG,, cash: 5O,GGo Blu at 1ac under December
, w neat STOCKS are not expected 10 be
i ii SOC CASH S2alc; TO arrive, S2Ac: Oefo-
per, A3S4e; December. S3c; May $55sc: No
IN norther D., cash. 89Ac; TO arrive, SO3tc:
NO 2 northern, 75alc: No. 3 sprinS 49, sc::
9ats' 24qz5S4ci rye SEC; barley, 3sGia55c:
81 49, caS No, Sit; to arrive $l651a; October.
M - Nc0oYeIanef Sl5S72 December, S157;
@.,heat CO. corn 8; oats, 5; rye, 4 bsrjeX
q; nay 20 20 e.pts-Wheat, C. 2S7 b;y:
COIL 6arsv tV % o 6u; oats 109 bu rye 6s65 bu
~ heat, 62034 BIZ; corn 2S65l biI: rHe
100 ptl; barley, 128,6e0 bu; Nax. sill hi
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tie, for that will eventually ruin cur mar
ket' as 1t has all the rest, but give us
an even divide on the good cattle and YOU
will be well repaid. There is an excellent
demand for good, f1eshy feeders, with a.
a limited supply. Good mich COWS are
ready sale at about steady prices. The
common ones are dragging as usual.
HOGS-The market dropped another
nickel today, making a decline of 71k01O
cents for the week, but the demand Is
good and you could not ask a better
market than you will find here now Re-
ceipts are increasing daily, and this is
the pest evidence that the conditions here
are satisfactory. Sales for TODAY will he
found in the market report.
.a sH 4 sheep are selling at $3.50
70 : 2. 20 lor the best, and fat lambs, $4,000
40 for choice. The demand is good for
s s,p' but lambs are dragging a little.
STOCK and feeding stuff continues in good
prices. IN
Very truly,
ROGERS & ROGERS.
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MISCELLANEOUS

COFFEE AND SUGAR-New York Oct
q, offsS.e-spot Rio. quiet; No invoice,
es55e; milo, quiet; CordQya. 9N6i4c. Sugar
fugai &-test, 424c; molasses sugar. 4c. re-
lined. easy. The market fer coffee ~
lures opeHed steady at an advance of 5
buyfng, prompted by firmer F1fopean ca
PIES than expected and generally firm adj
VICES from crop ceHters. Finally eased
cif late IN the session, under profit taxi
ing. and closed steady, with prices nm
changed to . points lower Total sales
a,299 bags including: October f.I5c: De.
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NEW YORK MINING. SHARES.

ShoIor ........$0 20fOntario &c M
Grown Crew Point =: M ophir -. Is IS
ION 1,os SaL, az VAL 81 Plymouth . IL
Gould G. Curry 3SI do MD 49, . ~
I fIal's x NOT. ~ Sierra Nevada. 80
no IiolnSSIake 10 ~ Standard .-.a4 ~01
IRON SILVER ..... SO Union Con ...: 90
Ms&lcah % Yellow Jacket -. 20
8. NEW YORK STOCK GOSSIP1Strone-
Ss.I{tgrgls q Co. wire to H. Holbert & Son.
we are able to report again today a
stfeng market and certainly an increa sell
speculative interest in affairs with &c
As we had occasion to say to YOU yesfer:
cay, This market has now assumed two
sues sues, and PUBLISH expressions of opinion
lesdIuifg the immediate future of prices
are taxing the place of the pessinlistic
views we had ten days ago The fga
tI or tne trading here today is clearly
TIE strength Of the industrialS and. s1roe
very good buying is apparent in ITninn
Pacific Northern Pacific and Rurline-
Ten; Rumors are current that the friends
W., ", % * =: securities are likely to give
more attention to these stocks from, This
on, with resultant higher figures for
Seal mere Is a more confident tone
oally mere regarding Mr.. McKinley's re-
TO say that Wall street practically re-
sards the matter as an Accomplished
TACT f Time money continues to be Of
cent III sa al, l3ts only and at per
re 2ltered Inc bank statement prom
jSeS TO make more encolIra cling OK hfbi+
tUiioI row Inc SubtreaSury gains from
the banks less than last week and he
currency payments are about the same
as last week"
TREASURY. BALANCE = Washington
Oct. 5...Today's statement of the treas,
ury balances in the general fund ny
elusive of the $3.50, o00. 900 gold reserve
IN the division of redemption. shows,
Avads d BE cash balance, sl35 45S 97s; gold.
NEW YORK MoNEY-New York Oct
o.-CIose: Money on call firm at 2i5663
mercantile paper. 5@5A per cent. SteTiing
exchange weaker, with actual business
in bankers bills at S4 S4A far drfs.a.S
ana at $4S1h04S1A for sixty DAYS Post-
ed rates, $4-S2614. S21s and S4,S6fi1 eafS
Commercial bills. $i.S01A674 81. Silver f5I.
tiilcates, Six M651zc; bar silver GIaS..
Mexican dollars. 5t5kc 81
FOREIGN FINANCrAI-New Yar,r
oct. o;-Commereial Advertisers Tondon
financial cablegram: Markets hers 1919, .gnra
nuoyant today owing to the government
victories in the elections Stocks vvera
laiI IN on the expectation of h5om
and the bears also covered. The AIec
tlGTS are REGARDED Is the last obsfecia
10 active markets. Americans were ACT
I've throughout. Eries leading. Silver
ctosed ut % 1916 on sDecula tive bllxing.
mere was considerable business ia all
ONIONS Tor March.
London. Oct. 5.-Consols for ys,ona,y
ss s-l6; eonsels for the account. IS 1.-fs
BANK CLEARINGs
ST Paul-SSs2. 16l.
Ninreapolis-s2, 1856 49,
New YorIS-s14T .gS7.S ST.
Chicago-$22 1858.
Boston-sl8, t63. 49,
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ST. PAUL GRAIN.

s-Receipts, 8 ears; No. 8, 241k@24s4c;
No. 3 white, 25M2519c.
Corn-No. 8. SSgSg13c; No. 3 yellow. 4Oc;
391@c.
Feed-Granulated corn meal, in cotton
sacks, $1.S0; coarse corn meal. ton. S15.25;
No. l feed, $15.25.
Bran and Shorts-Bran In bulk, $12 Is:
shorts in bulk, s1275.
Hay-Good demand for hay of all
grades; offerings light; receipts, 40 tons;
shipments. none; upland. choice, 500
a H. gpland, No l. SS@s 80; TIMOTHY no CHOICE.
timothy. SLOTS; midland. $S@S. so
Rye straw. 5000; oats straw. $500
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Emma M. Agnew ard husband to
William Schornstein. 1t 8, blk 3.
keftney's add. ............,..... SEQ
Mamie G. Shaniev to r 0. Anderson.
1t s. blk f. j. r. wei1e's add. 80
Louisa c. Peet ct al. to Mary G.
Miller. t 20 blk s. Ciark's add. 1.F5e
Mary c. Miller to Ellen NJ Weller,
It s. pix $. cfark's add. -. 1,5-o
p. ]. Hodgson. receiver to w. C.
Stantor 1t 2, blk 2, BTyant's Park
j. G. Quinby ct al. to c. Hagen et no
al. II j. Blk 3, c. w Youngman's
Second add $50
F.. J. Hcd~sen receiver to G. l..
After, 1t II, Blk 6, =. Riee's Third
add .....-. ...,................ 200
500 Marie Park ..................., 20
F. r Du Toit, admin strator 10 Lot
ta /. Dutch, at /, blk so. West st.
Paul proper Observation-Disclosures. 400
P. Jordan and wifeto H. Christi,
1t II, blk l. Syndicate : id No. 3d.. 500
Z. p. Sanborn and wife to Clara M
Temple, 1t 81 blk /, Haldemans
add acknowledgements. 800
A. A. Uystrnm ard wife to Freia
Lodge Ne. 129, 1t 10, Sohiard'S sub
ard its % and "a, Mercer & Me-
Grows add ..-...-.-....s.............. 1
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Sc 9s6
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Some Annual Conventions One Fare
and Third Rate Vim Chicago
Great Western Ry.

international Association of Fire En-
CHEERS at Charleston. S. c., Oct. 9-l2,
Tickets on sale Oct 5-11: good to return
Oct. Is.
National Spiritualists' Associat ton. ST
Cleveland, O., Oct. 1919. 1900
Tickets on sale Oct 1918; good to return
For further information inquire of j
z. Elmer, G. A. p D. corner Fifth and
Robert streets. st. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.

Ol.IeI GfalnS-WInter Wheat 50 cars.
N NO. corn, l car; No. 3 corn, 6 cars: No
3 8 cats. IL cars; 10 grade oats, 1 car; No.
ryes cars; NO. 8 rye, car; No
D9riey, car; No. 4 barley, % cars: No
or oarleg, Is ears; no grade barley, i cars:
no. | max, cars; rejected flax, 20 cars:
no grade lax, 9 cars. %
cars Inspected Out-Wheat. No
northern, 50 cars: No. 2 northern. s. cars.
n no. ., Is cars; rejected, 1 car; no grade
- cars; No. 3 corn. 3 cars; No 5 oats
cf, Gsfs iei mo rye: cars; No. fax.
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Going IN caliso.,;,

The two best Tourist car lines are on
H., Tuesdays, via the Santa Fe RoutS.
only So days to Los Angeles. No change,
of cars Thursdays. the Scenic Line, Via
Denver and Salt Lake. Berth rate i'll new
IL section yestibuled Pullman tourist cars
only 500 through.
For full information call on T. P. Ruth
erford, City Ticket Agent, No. 3SS Rob
err ST.
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CATTLE.

OA1 LIE.
Comparative Receipts
!otal for today ESTIMATED 200
A week ago. Observation-Disclosures. 1e2
a year ego. Observation-Disclosures liz
Quotations: Good to choice butcbar
steers, $4.65Q515; fair to good, 81. 2500I GO:
common to fair, $4GA25; good to chnice
to good butcher cows and heifers. 50 Tsa
$50; thin cows and Gamers. 81. 1902 ' *.
choice corn-fed bulls. $3.5004: fair 70
good butcher bulls, s3@S.25 bolognS
bulls. $4,000. 49, good to choice yeals S5A
6: fair to good veals, SfG15; good 10 ch01ca
feeders, $S:75@4.10;; fair to good feeders
s. 4eq3.l5; good to choice stock steers. 81 n
@3:5e; fair to good, H$36D3. 40; Common
S2.5O42.90; good to choice stock cows AMI
heifers, S2.f593. 10; fair TO good, 81. 5CEd2 n.
common, $2g2. 40; good to choice stesr
calves, 50. 5004; fair to good So 250I3. 50:
good to. choice heifer calves, 50. 1908; fair
bulls. 81. 50dl2; good to choice mixers and
sprtngers, S3544O; good to fair. S3O935:
common, s20@2S.
Westerns = Good to choice butcher
steers, $425Q4.75; fair. to good, 50. 1904 q.
good to choice butcher cows and heifors
$25004; fair to good butcher $913. so:
good to choice feeders, s4Q425; choice
stock cows end heifers, $2.75@3 10; fair to
good, 81. 50@2.75.
Receipts light and market UNCHANGED.
one load Of choice fat Montana heifers
sold at $4.25, with load of good fat
steers at $40 Aside from this the butch
ca stuff Was largely common. Stock cat
tie of all kinds, except heifers, moved
stuff was fiat and unsalable
RGDToSCnf9tiVQ S1laSs
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Receipts thus Ear in 1goO compared wlth
HOGS.
Comparative ReceintsL

Comparative Receipts
Total for today (estimated). ......... 1000
a week ago. ............... ], 08S
~ SedI dSO....- .........................1 522
Quotations: Good to choice light s. *
Q5.2I12: mixed and butchers, $5Gt5. f7I@:
good to prime heavy, $5dQ5. 10; fair heavy
8 8 ssg5; rough packers, S4.65@4S0; boars
$l;a5g2 so; pigs and skips, So. 5064 25
Market &c lower. Prices ranged from
$93 FOR. common heavy to IS. 271h for
choice light. Bulk, $3.50. &C. Rough
packers, $4.75fD4 so.
Representative sales:
Mixed and Rufcherc
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady. Wheat-No. 3, 721sqI7c;
No. red, TX G17Sc. Corn-No. ., 401h@D41c;
No. = yellow, 404c. Oats-No. 2, 22MG2Sc;
No. white, z6Ac; No. white, 2412@z51.c
Rye-No ,, 5zc. Malting-Fair to choice,
5SG6 Seed-No. / flax, $1.651a: No /
Northwestern, 81 "a; prime timothy, 81 p.
POrll-ATess, per bbl, $1i5g1450. Lard-Per
SEQ lbs, S7.271zz6t7.20. Sides-Short ribs
Qnose), SSGaS.30. Sh0ulders-Dry salted
boxed, Ss.50aS.6o. WhisEsy-Based On
high wines, $1.27 Rcceipts-Flour, 20te0
bbl8; wh< ct, 2230O0 bu: corn, 47e,99o bu;
cats, 5S5,e00 bu; rye. 6,0Jo bu; barley. 5000
bu. Shirga cnts-Floilr, $4,000 bb3s; wheat.
Isl 0G0 bu; corn. 597, 600 bu; cats 217,O0 bu;
barley 1900 bu. On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was dull;
Cheese steady, 10A@1iAc. Eggs firm;
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HOGS SOLD FIVE CENTS LOWER
GOOD DEMAND AT THE
DECLINE
CATTLE RECEIPTS LIGHT
Butcher Cattle Sell Readily mt
Steady Prices-stock Cattle Slow,
With Heifers Unsnlablc-Bsg
R-n of sheep.
CATTLE
9 RECEIPTS L
LIGHT

SOUTH ST. PAUL. Oct. 5.-Receipts
at the Union Stock yards today (esti-
mated were: Cattle, 275; calves. %;
hogs, 1000; sheep, 5000; horses, 40; cars.
Co.
Official receipts Thursday: Cattle. 3S4;
calves, 102: hogs, 1,213; sheep, $3.50;
horses, AZ: cars, so.
Receipts thus far in October, COM
pared with the same period in October,
1883, are as follows:
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.erhe Blue blanket Country,

Forty mile extension C., NJ. & st. p.
Ry. Bowdle to Eyarfs on the Missouri
river. Welworth Co., South Dakota.
Splendid opportunity 10 secure new
home.
nients.
Call upon Milwaukee agents for dcs-
criptive pamphlets and maps, or write
J. I, Conley, Asst. goa. Pass. Agent,
st. Paul. MINI.
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.sTo California in Through Cars
Twice Week"

On Thursdays leave minneapolis S.fa n
M, ST. Paul $50 p. M, via North West
ern line to Omaha, thence via Union pa
cific and Ogden to San Francisco ami
Los Angeles
On Saturdays leave MINNEAPOLIS geo
NJ, ST. Paul 1850 a. M, Via North West
ern Line to Kansas City, thence via
Santa Re Route to Los Angeles
These are the two most popular ro,1tse
for California travel, and If YOU contain
plate visiting there. maps, rates and n,
formation will be furnished at No. SSs
Robert Street. ST Paul; No. 4l3 Nfeo!let
Avenue, Minneapolis. or address Z. NJ
Teasdale, General Passenger Agent, St
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BONDS.

U; s. ss, reg. l 1922, N. P. IS ........ SIS
DO DO 49, &C coup Iso -1 isg 90 Is lo2%
do n: As. coup1S4 N. & W. con. Is esZ
do old As. reg.114% Or Nav. lists. .109
do 5s. reg.....113A Or. S. L. IS Pig
90 %, coup 1874 do con. SIS ...1121%
~; or Z. Dos .123 Reading gen. As S6%
Atch-, gen. A.. 999s r. G. w lists. aS1h
do ait. Is ..... S6M StL. 81 I'M c5s. 109 :
can SO. 2ds.... .106A St.L.. &c S. T. g. IS 2215
=. 6 u 412c...... 9812 St Paul CON-. .16S
90 5s .........11S SIPS. & P. 1sts117as
c. & n. con- 7s1391a,i do 5s 1 1S1%
do S. z. d. 5s 120 So. Pac As 7S1%
Chi. Term As :. 81 So. Ry. SIS 1ASH
Soi So 4s ....... S. r. & T. 6s 65
D. &c Il. g. lists. 10212fT. & p lists. 113h
do As ......... 9S& do DDS ........ 63
Erie gen. As -. 6S IU p as 165
F-W. & D.C.1st. 71h Wabash lists ms
Gen. Eec. 5s....113 do IDS .1011 IL
Iowa Cent 1sts.110 w S. As 113
L. & N. uni. As 9S7s Wis. Cent Is. "a
M, X. u L. IDS. 6o&4l Va. Centuries 66%
do IS 1880. 81 .. S.ref,2s. W. i,r10t
n. Y. G. lists. .10S5Sl do coup .f04
N. J. c. gen. 5s124
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06
w. NJ. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY
Live Stock Commission MsTehllls
Union Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards.
SOUTH sT. PAUL

oO III . 4. EAOL.
..Consignments and correspondents SC.
Aeitcd. Market reports furnished on APP
plicaticn.
We do strictly commission business
NO live stock bought or sold on our Own
account
References-Stock Yards bank. south
St Paul: Security bank Zunabrota; Hon.
A. T Koerner. state treasurer. Capitol
building. St Paul: A. c. Anderson. cash.
ter - Pa'fi Naticoa hank 8. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06
Christian Church National conven-
ton, Kansas City, Mo, Oct. Ills,
1000

For this convention the Chicago Greai
Western r. r. wifi, az, Oct 8. II, % anc
IS. sell excursion tickets 10 Kansas City.
good to return Oct. 20. AZ one fare pins
800 for the round trip. For further IN
formation inquire OF T. P Elmer O. a.
F. D.. corner Fifth and Robert streets,
ST Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06
Dutch WnrshfDs sIoye.

SHANGHAI. Oct. THE Dutch war
ships Gelderiand and Holland have sud
denly been ordered TO -Swat9w and Annoy,
respectively.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06
SIMMER & THOMAS,
LIVE STOCK BROKE

LIVE STOCK BROKERS.
Orders taken for all kinds af live stock
and time given TO responsible parties.
Correspondence solicited.
SOUTH ST. PAU sioux CRY.
Ainnez,A foxa
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06
SHEEP.

A year ago ...: :-...-....-...., ...,.s...... Isl
Quotations: Good to choice butcher
lambs. s4G1Gg4.75: fair to good, 81. 44SI4 SO:
good to choice fat wethe=s. s. +04E3. 50;
fair to good. So 25a3. 10; good 10 hOice faf
good to choice stock and feeding lambs,
S404.25; fair TO good, ss5eQyf; feeding
wethers. So. 2s63 so; stock and feeding
lambs. s2.7S93. Is; killing bucks. Sga2.5oe
Sheep receipts were heavy with a fair
demand for fat stuff at steady prices.
Fat lambs a little SLOW. Stock and feed
ing stuff is moving readily at UNCHANGED
prices. REPRESENTATIVES sales:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06
STOCK Quotations.

Furnished by Charles n. T. Smith &
Co., members of the New York Stock ex-
change. Pioneer Press building. who have
direct wires to Chicago and New York.
Closing prices are bid: