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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, Oct. g.
Coffee futures opened barely steady with first
Prices so net 10 points Lover S,a and sales on the call
poor response made by, the French market to
the forenoon the local market continued dull
and without special features. There some
profit tsking BY the short sellers at the high
damage from recent cold and unfa vorable crop
reports brought in buying orders. Prices at mid
1000 bags Including December at s5;45; Jan
uary. $5:;6o@5;e5;. March, $40 and July: s5s5.
E0 FIRM No kio $75 exchange FPS
United States, 5000 bags; cleared for Europe,
5000 bags; stock, e91 600 bags;
fined, firm, crushed, 1913; powdered, s4.75:
&c. Molasses, firm; New Orleans, so@4oc. WV
NEW YORK COTTON, Oct. e:-The cotton
err, and following the call broke badly under
active general selling; in which the room longs
SsS the sn s Ts Ss esd sse Ss
| the former Wall street bull syndicate had put
out more than enough March shorts to Offset its
January holdings and was already working on a
| bear movement. The Liverpool cables at the
time of the local opening We're disappointment.
| ket quickly declined 4 points from the top and
| sent liberal selling orders to representatives
here: In spasmodic way speculation il vas act;
operations in the lead.
At midday the market was in nervous state,
with prices at about bottom, net decline of 10
to II points. Trade struggling and chiefly
Of professional turn Spot quiet; middling up.
| receipts at the ports: To-day $4,000 bales.
against 80. $50 actual last week and 46025 actual
last year; for the week, 800. 600 bales, against
year. To-day's receipts at New Orleans were
1860 bales, against 1895 last year. and at
Houston ~, 700 bales. against 1915 37 last year.
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, 5000;
middling gulf, 9.15c. Sales, 1856 bales.
NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER Oct. g.
Lead-Quiet and unchanged. Copper-Dull,
81. goa lilo.
l. 2 7--- ::
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old As reg, 11oA; coupon, 11oN; 5s reg, 1854;
MiSNEAPoL1s, Oct. e.-Bank clearings TO-
Ing rate, par; buying rate soc discount, Chi
discount: London e0-day sight documentary ex-
ST. PAUL, Gct e.-clearings, 1894 ,ss51e
balances, 81, ee7, ia. New York exchange, 1oc
at | for sxy days. aHS at s
mand.
BOSTON Oct: e-Exchanges, s,217 1853; bal
! PHILADELPHIA, Oct. e.-Clearings, SIS, 25e'
LONDON, Oct 6.--Gold premiums are quoted
feow pue4Gs A cs 12S9 Mdrd
eagles, 76s 4hd.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Oct. e. p. m
-Consols for money 90; consols for account
93A; Anaconda, 81; Atchison, 9OB; Atchisol
preferred, 1881; Baltimore & Ohio 1881; Ca
1adian Pacific 14oA Chesapeake Ohio 81
Rio Grande, 45A; Denver & Rio Grade pre-
ferred, "a; Erie, 39A4 Erie first preferred, 6eN
Louisville s Nashville, 142; Missouri, Kansa
ferred co. New York Central 1G1; Norfolk
g; ontario Western: q s Pennsylvania, SAY 81
Band RAJ Mines 11% Reading, S5h: Reading d frs
Southern Railway. 3s1a: Southern Railway pre-
cihc, lo6%: Union Pacific preferred, 93h; Unite
States Steel 4OM; United States Steel preferred
GA e. n,. W al w. s4 Wabash preferred 80
Bar silver We quiet, % e-1ed per ounce.
| Money, ,2@21a per cent.
| The rate of discount in the open market fo
short bills is sA@s1a per cent The rate :. q
discount in the open market for three month";
bills is SA GI3A per cent.
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BEARS ARE STRONG
A More Confident Feeling Owing to
High Money Rates and Bank
p, = Statement.
Special Weakness in Many Groups
and Many Long Lines Thrown
::
Overheard.

New York. Oct. 6.-The level Of prices receded
at the opening with large sales in some OF the
pacitics and coalers st. Paul opened 10y Wioe On
pared with 1913 on Saturday. Baltimore y Ohio
and Ontario & Western showed small fractional
gains. Otherwise losses were universal. :
The Gould group of stocks developed special
weakness. which gradually extended to many
other points. Declines reached point In the
various Gould stocks, New York Central, ILL
nois Central and number of less prominent naI rail-
roads and specialties. St. Paul fell to 1oZh2 ana
Louisville, which had advanced 5A, reacted
2A points. st. Paul was bought freely at the
low level and recovered to 1874, causing ssnt
rally all around. This improvement did not hold
long, as fresh selling orders appeared at IL
o'clock. driving the Coalers, Pacidcs and South
westerns to the lowest.
the influence Of general selling movement
| which. lowered practically every important stock
point or more In the case of St. Paul, Louis
vile, st. Louis & San Francisco and Texas
Pacific, the reaction ran to two points: Losses
were even more severe in the less active stocks
| for instance, Anaconda. BROOKLYN Union Cas-
| New York, Chicago & st. Louis second preferred,
| North American and Pullman losing from two
to four points; Minneapolis, St. Paul q sault
Ste. Marie five, Northwestern 63s and New York
Air Brake ten. Saturdays unfavorable bank
| statement, combined with the 10 per cent money
caused some closing out of long accounts ano
| more confident operations by the BEARS The
market was dull and slightly above the lowest
| at noOn.
! Bonds were weak at noon.
Readings recovered ~ over last night ant
| the rally extended to point or more In st
Paul, Missouri Pacific and a few other stocks
Renewed selling caused sudden drop to lowe
level than before, declines running to over
points in a number of leading stocks.
Prices continued to give way, particular!
in the Southwestern group, some of WHICH wer
| down 3 points. A feverish rally of poin
in ST: Paul, Louisville, Pennsy lvania, and Colo
| RADIO Fuel had some effect in steadying the list
| Stock quotations reported for The Journal b
| of & hrDl Chamber Commerce
Minneapolis, Mimi:
Closing figures are hid
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THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, OCT. 4.

Inspected -wheat-Cars-Gr Northern
No. hard, L. No. l northern, 81; No. north
ern, 46; No. 3, 6: rejected. 8: no grade. 1.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul--No. 1 north
ern. 81: No. northern, Il; No 3, 40; rejected,
20: no grade. IS.
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. northern, 49,:
No. 3. 8: rejected, 4; no grade, 4. -
500 LineoNo. 1 moi thern, I; No. 2 northern
Northern .Pacihc-No: northern' s; No. 5, L;
Chicago. st. Paul. Minneapolis g. Omaha
No. / northern, 1: No northern. 4; No. 8, s.;
rejected, 8; no grade, 10: -
Total-No. hard. l: No. northern 63: No.
northern, 1893; No. g., y; rejected, A.; no
grade, 43.
other Grains-.Cars-No. | macaroni wheat, J.;
No. 2 macaroni wheat, L; No. 3 corn. 1: No.
white oats. 1; No. 3 white oats IA: No. white
oats, 49, No. 3 oats, 8; no grade oats, 3; No.
rye, 8; No. rye, 4: no grade rye l: No. j
barley. 6: No. 4 barley, 20; No: barley. %;
no grade barley. s., No. fax, So; rejected fax
49, no grade flax, l. ..
Cars inspected Out-No. hard wheat 2: NJ
northern wheat SO; No. 2 northern wheat. 80
No. wheat, 81; rejected wheat s.: no grade
wheat a. No. 2 winter wheat 1S; No white
no grade oats, l.; no grade rye, q; No. barley,
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

The American Cereal company is buying oats
in the Minneapolis market.
Clearances: Wheat and flour, 10000 bu;
corn, 2.O0O oats, 900.
Duluth reported good demand and sales OF
wheat to the continent.
Liverpool close: Wheat SD lower; corn Ad
lower to " higher. ---r-
Chicago to Charles E. Lewis I think corn
really shows more strength in selling now at
1SAc and 431Ac than it did in the rain at 49c
and 1910. Demand is equal to offerings so
far.
Chicago to Edwards. Wood & Co.: There is no
particular weakness and little important trade
In wheat. St. Louis is buying May and selling
DECEMBER Bartlett-F bought some December
London opening Wheat I'D lower to TN
changed: corn unchanged e -h-&
Paris opening: Wheat unchanged to confines
London-wheat off coast, nothing doing; on
passage, quiet but steady. Corn off coast, moth
ing doing: on passage, less offering. =>@
Rroomhall cabled Total worlds shipments
Of breadstuffs during the past week 1906, 900
against 1868 900 the previous week and 9.752..
900 q year ago. OF the above quantity the Unit
ed Kingdom took the past week 5.680,00 against
$3.50, 600 the previous week and 3s32 900 q
year ago.. Corn shipments past week, 1922. O0Q,
ageinst 2.77O.cO0 the previous week and 1882
600 q year ago. s
Liverpool Spot wheat opens quiet and I'M
changed. Corn quiet, unchanged.
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A Familiar Figure on Change.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce. Oct. g.
Warm sunshine in place Of rains and lettering
weather everywhere with bearish conditions In
Europe and heavy shipments from continental
Europe to Liverpool depressing factors IN
wheat at the opening Of the new week. Decem-
ber shade off ut 66Ac, and May easy at
,67Ac. But this early weakness was shaken of
after hour Of trading, and before noon Decem-
Der had sold up 9s @Ac striking 667s @67c, while
May gained Ec selling up to 6S2sc. All mar
kets were more active than on tho closing days OF
1ast week. In Chicago the big professional inter.
ests predomEate to such extent that many
ordinary factors, certain to have effect In time,
were persistently ignored. In the matter of
worlds shipments the figures passed even the
heavy prediction made Saturday, and showed
up a total Of IA 1860 bu, while America made
"a splendid showing with $4,000 bu. Russia and
7,112,oOO bu. Russia shipped 1850, 900 bu. the
Danube 2.312.00O bu, and India $4,000, with
nothing from Australia or Argentine The guam
tity on passage Increased by 2,oA, 900 Blu. The
visible supply increased by $4,000 bu, making
the present total 20 ga, 600.
The Ohio crop report makes the wheat yield
80 500, 900 bu, against 81 100000 bu last year.
The corn having been lowered somewhat by
rains. still shows condition Of SO. against IS
last year. The oats crop is estimated at 475o0-
600 bu
Primary points received 1,4O7 900 bu agains.
1861 900 bu last year, and shipped $4,000 bu
against 500, GOO bu. Minneapolis had 6s7 cars,
against go, total decrease from last year Of
4o3 Wheat and -four clearances 100000
bu.
Liverpool closed SD lower. Reports began
coming from the seaboard to the effect that
there was good export inquiry although little &C;
tual business. but in Duluth there were actual
sales Of 100000 bu to go out. December wheat
closed at GG3sc. May at 6Skc.
Good demand ruled in the cash market. MIL
lers held off little at first against the frmer
views Of sellers, offerings moderately
heavy, but there the good Monday morning
outside demand and this helped the strength
materially. No. 1 ranged from 50 to 60Ac, aver
aging 69c No northern ranged from 661ac
to 67Ac. averaging &c. No wheat brought
Csc to &c for the extreme range the top fig
only for something very choice. Rejected
sold from Csc down to Gle, and grade from
&c down SOC
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

New York: City taxes payable to-day,
which has some effect on rates of money.
The First National bank Of New York loaned
about $1,OOO,00O at - per cent
The Standard OIL company has advanced the
price of refined oil from &c to sac.
Watson & Co., from New York: A good deal
of the money loaned to-day was offered in odd
lots by institutions and parties who are other
not one of the Is banks and trust companies
had a cent to loan, but the contrary were
calling money.
A New York trader wired: Would take ad.
vantage OF any rally the probable settlement
Of the coal strike, and would not bull the mar
ket until the financial outlook is clearer. Traders
bought stocks this morning again on the rumors
of q strike settlement
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DAILY WHEAT MovEMFNT-oCT. 9.
The following are the receipts and shipments
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, OCT. 4.

Received-Wheat. 6s7 cars 592,41U bu; corn'
5000 bus oats $4,000 bu; barley, lo4 900 bu:
rye, IL 4S0 bu fax, 1o6,9oo bu; Hour s9O OTIS
1os,s75 gals: fruit, 1,1o5 $50 lbs; merchandise,
1854, 1856; lumber 50 cars; barrel stock. l car;
400 cords; brick, 10000; lime, cars; cement,
,o4e brls; household goods, 1000 lbs pig iron,
8 cars: ties, cars: dressed meats 800 900 lbs:
railroad material p cars; sundries, 90 cars;
"a" shiDped-Wheat % cars, 7,4oo bu; oats, IT,
76O bu; barley, $4,000 bu: fax, $1,000 blu: -four,
81 652 brls; millstuffs, 1853 tons; fruit. "a, 31O
lbs: merchandise, 2,77G, $50 lbs lumber, 1T cars
posts and piling, 2 cars; machienry, 161 900 lbs
coal, q tons; wood. 40 cords: brick, 10000; lime
cars: household goods. $4,000 lbs; railroad iron
3 cars; ties, IS cars stone and marble, 3 cars
live stock car; linseed oil. 800 brls; oil cake
TO, OSo lbs; railroad material, cars; sundries
IS cars car lots, 076
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. e-Weekly bank state
ment: Loans and discounts decreased aE $4O60oO
other banks. increase, ,s125, 900; due to other
hanks, decrease, sl,517 ,ooo; deposits, decrease,
$40. 900. -. r = r. r1s.sS -,
BALTIMORE, Oct. 6-Clearings. S2AO 1876;
balances. sos, os6; money. 4@6 per cent: - 2
1OOf; 71ac for the. account; exchange Lon-
don, 25f: tic for checks; Spanish tours. $3.50:
II BERLIN, Oct. 6.-Discount rates. short bills.
8 per cent ; three months bills, 29s per cent
NEW YORK Oct. 6--Noon: Money on call,
strong at SOLO per cent; prime mercantile pa
actual business in BANKERS bills at 81. $3.50 for
demand and at 81 SO. 375 az. $3.50 for sixty days;
Hills, $4.s2 T5G4.ss Is: bar silver. 5OBc; Mex.
lean dollars, aoEc; government bonds steady;
coupon, 1851; new As reg, aeA coupon, 1861
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THE FLOUR MARKET

GOOD BUSINESS IN SIGHT FOR THE NEW
WEEK.
Trade is good and new inquiry this morning
fully up expectations. The week opens with
the outlook favorable for good business. Demand
runs orders little larger than Of late and In
qniry comes from by points prime lpally,
with sprinkling Of foreign orders
Shipments, Cd. o52 brls.
First patents are quotnble $4,000; second
patents, So. $50 50; first clears, $3.05@3.15;
second clears, $3.50.
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HOW IT HAPPENED.

London 11t-B1tS.
Friend-EIow does it happen that you have so
MANY JaDanese things in your room?
Young Wife-Just before 1 was married the
contents of a japanese shop were sold at auc-
ton in the town. All these things were we'd
ding presents.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Mime

MIDWAY HOh6E mAhhG4, Aluneso'a A.ahe-
for. ST. Paul MIMI. Oct. 6.-Barrett & Zim-
norman report good trade on logging horses to-
there was also fair demand from the northern
logging districts for good drivers and business
horses were larger and there was good cleal-
ance in that line. Values: Drafters, extra, S145
M225; drafters, choice, s125@145; drafters.
common to good $1151125; farm mares. extra
$ll5@145 farm mares, choice, $90@l15; farm
mares common to good, $6O@90.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Oct e--Moderate
receipts of hogs and an advance Of SC at the
wards caused q firm tone to provisions. The
weakness in grains apparently had no effect on
hog products Trading was moderate with good
brying of pork early. January pork opened
Unchanged to SC higher at $3.50 to s15:75. Jan
uary lard opened 5@714c higher at $3.50, while
ribs we're SC higher at $S27h.
Close: Pork, October. S16.s7R; January.
$3.50: May, s14.9o. Lard October. s1o.27M;
November 50. IS: December, $3.50: January 50:
Nav, $s42ih. Ribs, October, $11.5o January,
S.321h; May, $7.C2h.
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Oct. e::-.cattle
6, 800; hogs 300 Hogs-5c higher Sales: So
2s6 lbs, $780, SO, 246 lbs, s7.25: SO. 263 lbs,
80 Cattle-Stockers slow and lower; killers
weak; Z beeves. 1.148 lbs $500; II cows, 500
lbs, $2.75; q cows, $40 lbs. $3.50; q cows $40
lbs. 1918: q stoekers, 725 lbs 80; 4s stochers
yearlings $50 lbs $2.75; II yearlings, $40 lbs,
$780, Al yearlings, $50 lbs, $3.!5.
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NEW CATTLE RECORD


South st. Paul. Oct. 6.-The big run Of 1900
head of cattle received two weeks ago, was
ceeded by to-day's receipts of 5000 head. This
establishes q record and Is almost double
the record run of a year ago.
The cattle largely from the west and
were almost all in the feeding class and not
desirable for killing purposes. The car record
made two weeks ago. 372 cars, was also beaten
to-day with 412
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.

Observation-Disclosures 146 cars; Omaha, lis:
St. Louis. 52 Great Northern, 213 500, "a;
Northern Pacific, "a.
Shipred-AIilwaukee, 4e cars; Omaha, 3: St.
| Louis, 3d. Wisconsin Central, /; Great Northern,
9: Burlington, !; Northern Pacific, 2; Great Wes-
fern.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Is: No. barley. 30; No. s harley 10; no grad,
barley. L; No fax. 5; rejected fax 2.
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Monday, Oct. e. Extra creamery butter,
fre: 5 egg5 SA stssdy Fancy Country dressed
veal firm Live poultry, weak, weak: Green Green
toes, easy. Cheese, firm.
RUTTER-Extra creameries, per Id, 22c; frsts.
tras, per Is, iee; dafries. drsts per h. lie;
onds. per Id, loo; packing stock, per H. lSA@
Ice; ladies' hrsts, per ID, 15c; seconds per h.
EGGS Strictly fresh, cases included, loss OF,
per doH &c., strictly fresh n eass count e
CHEESE-rwins or fats fancy, per Id, 121ac;
twins or fats; choice per lb, 11c; daisies fancy,
S So :! ~ per- IS 6! No. ofep
No /, per lb, ii Oil 1kc; limburger, No 2, per
ib, pultost per r. &c. prmG 9s So Re Per
t. So t s@ec S" 4oang go
POT 6}ttLtT III large toms and hens, per
S 3D. s al ;pt desis per sp1 S
49, DHhsS sS1' ISATSS$Sysal 5sacy per Is S%
G GresSsd per l S 3Sshc @"ton tSn 6
log mig sht per ill., pSs on S'
FIsH-Pike, large per lb, &c; small and me-
sma per efa 5 5ec
&c; suntish, per lib. 3@4c; builheads' skinned per
bS small HISS s5
per bu No. l, sacks, extra, 23@26c; mediums,
SH ssik s7fS5 per BRIL- 1915
ONIONs-Iiome grown, per bu, 4oc. d., a
| TOMATOES grown, per bu, $1.5o@
Iii BR E5fsn tE PsE ~ s9s yellow per bu
medium, per blu, 81; green, fancy, Ter bu. ST. g;
green, medium, per bu S1.25; marrcwfat' per bu'
I1d AN hi Medium per SS
dunn. mixed and dirty: per bu. .e5@90c; brown
fancy, per bu, 50; fair 10 good, per bu' s12'
APPLEs-- Jonathans, per. trl, s.; Ben Davis
per- brl, $275 Maiden Blush, pei. brl, 81;
Wealthy, per brl, $780, cooking, per bril- $2.5o
box b r., f" sS red eating 81 crap app'eS 0'
W. WEs r.; c5 $SH; gsr box :!
4sss per- erse ePE Ss sHa 'e
per
ORANGEs-Late valencias, all sizes. per box
PIE LIESMHoo;Ns-verdilis, per box, $3.50; caliror
MA fancy, as to size. 81. so: chotce, s..
PEARS-Eastern, per brl. $4.5o"g4.I5::
p fo5 Sa ssats
awares, 5-lb basket, loo.
SSchss s s. 5 hnnfne Suns&sS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beans, per bu. 81; eg
plant per doz, 75c0l$1; rad1shes per- ooz punch
15@2oc; lettuce, Ter doz soc; lettuce, heads
per doz, 5oc mint, per doz, ;:o@4oc; parsley
per bu, SOC; carrots, per bu, SOC; cucumt'ers
per doz, 81.
NEW YORK PRODUCE Oct. e.-Butter, re
ceipts, 6e93 pkgs firm; state dairy 1aG12 u &c
factory, 18M1Sc; INIT alton creamery, 16HSl9t
Cheese receipts 22$9 p5gs market firm ;xh Ifl
12c:o large colored white 111a@11Ac. Egg
receipts, IL, 622 pkgs; easier; state and renr
sylvania, average best, 81 @22c; western candlec
19@22c; refrigerated, 1914 @2o12c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE, oct. e:-Butter.Firu
Steady: loss of, cases returned, 2o@2u%'
Cheese-steady; twins, 1ohc; daisies IL la<
Young Americas 1l@11Ac: Iced Poultry
, | rr,r,-evs s+eady: 131hc: chickens weaker, 81
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Oct. 6.-Catte-Re-
81 S00s2 20: COWS and heifers, $3@4.5o; Texans,
So o94. go Gamers, $1.5o@2.7o; stockers and
ef Hogs-Receipts. 1900; 5@1oc higher; heavy,
81 3O@7 As: mixed, $7.35@7.50; pigs $6@7::
Sheep-Receipts. 10000: steady; yearlings'
| So 650I4; lambs $3.5O@5.10.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Oct. e-Cattle-
Receipts, 5000; steady; beef steers 81 1907 SO
ers. $25O@5; Texans, $3.2O@4.40. Hogs-Re
ceipts, $500; sc higher; pigs: $7:1O47 As; pack
ers, ST. 1855; butchers, $7.36I1 30: Sheep
Receipts 2, 900; steady; sheep $3.3 @4.5O lamb
81, SOFAS. so.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows Chicago Great
Western, 5; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, 80;
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis Omaha, &;
Great Northern, 1885, Northern Pacific. 1856; Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy, /; Wisconsin Central,
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AMERICAN MINE VALUATION Co.

MINING ENGINEERS.
SPOKANE, WASH, u. S. A.
Will report on the commercial value OF
any MINE or MINING stock. We have
reliable connections established In the
mining districts enabling to furnish
correct report at LOW COST on any mine
or mining stock in U. s., Mexico or B. G.
Correspondence invited.
REFERENCES:
The Chemical National Bank, New York.
The Anglo Bank, It., San
Francisco
Traders National Bank, Spokane, Wash.
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PROVISIONS

NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Oct 6.--Beef.
firm. Pork, firm. Lard firm; prime western
steam S1O.75
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NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-Exchanges, $136417
431; balances, $6,9O7 .976.
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PUTS AND CALLS,

2 o'clock report:
Puts-December wheat, 66Nc, sellers.
Calls-December wheat, G65s @66s4c, hid.
Curg-December wheat. 66H ifGGMc.