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The evening Republican., 1902-09-25


between two Of the Government
Departments, we are to be deprived
of the stamp book. This is to be
regretted. as the book hUs come into
great favor since its introduction
one year ago. Some idea of tneir
success may he obtained from tie
official announcement th&t lE0UO,
600 of them have been sold. Canada
has adopted the idea and the y N.th-
erlands has followed. 1t seems that
the book is so pourl Y made that it is
no longer serviCeabIe, and as the
Post Office Department las no IT'S
surance that the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing will give Them
better work IN this particular, the
book will be abolished.
NOTWITHSTh%DING the effort
made by the Board Of Health to
stamp out smallpox, the lisn47, has
appeared again During the past
sporadic cas-s Of small pox with
here and there an eul trIul' Of it,
have been reported lrum many
parts Of the country. 1t is prob
able that alter mHuy years lumu-
nifty from the ulsea-c, prup.t NJ
gleCt to he vacCiUut,u uu,l tiius fur
nish material for the small poX to
prey upon. There Ha, been enough
small poX durug the Present year
to make Il general vaccination and
re-vacCiuation drsIrahIe.
The RepuJNrun JOINT committees
are working hnrmOnlouNlE to bring
about the huNNnlA Ml tNn tInknt IL
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Minneapolis Curb.
DULUTH

Duluth, Mimi, Oct: 27-Flax started
ae up for December this i y, morning r.p at
vanced &c and then he 1. fen ,s sharply to the
ed a loss from high point of 2%c for May
and &c f. for December, Wheat opened bc
72Ac for May. December went to 7OAc
for high point and held strong, closing at
So large a scale as flax. There are said
to be about 100000 bu of all grains char
tered for shipment here now and to go out
soon. Changes in stocks: Wheat in
store 2,11s,417, increase 657, 767; rye &c.,
$685. increase 6,43S; flax 2,a10y159, increase
416,155; oats 377,442,, decrease $1,000; bar
ley 1,156, 4o1, decrease '24,341, corn / ,245,
unchanged. Today S receipts: Wheat
sas cars; oats; II, rye 8; barley, 81 fax
OLA blu: oats, 27S; rye, 20,331; barley, IS
074; flax, 1T2539.fa Close: No. hard,
cash, 74e; No. northern, cash, 21sc; No
venber, 7214c; December; 70Ac3 May, 73c;
No. northern, cash, 701sc; No. 8, 6S1sc;
oats, DeceTnbefS SIC; rye, 49c; barley $50
Soc; flax, cash. $1.2115;- january, $1.21N; ;
December. $f.:g0sl;,t May. $1.a5.
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New York Grain, Provisions and Produce

u sly go bbfs Exports @fs q "a bbls market
was steadier and a shade more active.
Rye -four steady; fair to 9so good s. ;l5@
wheat flour. easy; $2.25612. 80 spot and to
arrive. .Cornmeal dull; yellow western.
$1.3O; city, 81. %; Brandywine: So, 400
b. affoat; No. 2, B4@541ae track; state
54@541ac c. l. f. New York. Barley
steady; feeding: 41c 6: j. + Buffalo; malt
Wheat-Receipts 1914, rs bu; exports,
22S.S40 bu; spot easy; No. 2 red, 77%c
elevator; No. 2 red s775s @17Bc f. o. b.
afioat No. 1 northern Duluth, S21se f. o.
b, afeat; No 1 hard Manitoba, SO sc f. o.
b. afioat; options opened easier, reflect
ing lower English cables, big Russian
shipments and heavy Interior move
naent. Later they turned strong on bull
news from San Francisco. eased off again
under large visible supply increase. but
were s..ally firm on covering at, "A q Sc
net Advance. May 773sgg7Sase, closed at
Corn-Receipts, .26, 45o bu; exports, H.
123 bu; spot easy; No. 2, 661sc elevator and
3 white, 6914e. AT first weaker. owing to
improved weather and liquidation, corn
rallied with wheat and held steady most
of the session, closing unchanged May.
421h @425sc, closed at 4S1ac; October closed
at seize; December, 565sGe56 l57l6c, closed
at $3.50
h. OatS-Reee1ptSs 500 bu; exports, 1856
standard white, 361zc; No. 3 white. s6e;
! track white Western and. white state, 81
@36e. Option market was inactive all
day, but steady. December closed See.
Hay quiet Hops firm. Hides quiet.
Leather steady. Wool steady; Beef firm;
packet, S14. 50@15. Cut meats irregular;
picked bellies, 12a4 @14c. Lard firm;
Western steamed, SLIGO; October closed
at $11 so nominal; refined, firm; continent,
$11.sO. Pork firm; family, s2d@31s Is;
short clear. $40. 50@22; mess, s1Sa50@19.
Tallow dull; city, SIC; country, 81 @7c.
| Rice firm Molasses firm.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No: invoice,
5aac; mild, firm; Cordova ~ @12c;
| Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, 5 Lie;
centrifugal 96-test, 3 5sc; molasses sugar,
ButteI-Receipts. 3s555 pkgs; steady;
state dairy, 1S@24c; extra creamery, 25e;
| creamery, common to choice. 19@24c.
! Receipts, .iS9 pkgs;z quiet; new
| 123kc; new, 12Ac; small white old, PIC;
new, 124c; large colored old, 123sc;;ss new,
| 12c; large white old, -1234c; new, 12c.
Eggs-Receipts, 8,472 pkgs; irregular;
state and Pennsylvania average best; 24@
| 25c; Western candled, 22@24c; refriger-
| ated, 1872 @21c.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

Minneapolis Strength ruled in wheat,
the new week opening with activity in all
The feature of the day was the report
showing clearances of 6S2, 046 blu wheat
and 77,051 bbls of flour, making a total
equal TO 1888, coo bu. In itself this would
have been enough to. offset anything OF a
bearish nature, and with new interest
coming in and a continued firm cash de
inland, there was little difficulty in main
tanning the market while the covering by
the nervous shorts brought higher prices
by steady fractional gains. Last weeks
.elearances of 7,060,000 bu, the heaviest
for fourteen months, was the strongest
feature of the week, and if the figures
continue running anywhere near those
shown yesterday, this week will bring a
still heavier showing than last. There
were some items slightly bearish in the
regular Monday morning statistics, but
they were not so bearish as had been ex-
ipeeted; and to a great extent had been
discounted on Saturday The. fact that
Everything Of a nature at all bearish was
ignored the bulls going on the basis that
there can be no material declines while
iclearances continue running so heavy.
Minneapolis had 839 cars against SO,
"a lighter run than expected. The North
west gained PIG cars in all, Duluth. getting
373 cars against 1873. Primary receipts
were 1,S75, 600 blu against $4,000 bu.
Worlds shipments for the week totaled
12.156,O0O blu. Besides the 1000, 600 bu
from America. Russia shipped 4,016, 600
bu and the Danube, 1,00S,000 bu. India
shipped ~ 600 blu, and there was nothing
from Australia or Argentine. The guam
tity af1oat for Europe at 81, 256, 900 bu.
shows increase of $4,000 bu. The visible
increased by 2,264,0 600 bu, making the
present total $685. 900 bu. San Fran
cisco had another big day in wheat on
Saturday, and this had effect to strength
December wheat opened at 70A @71c,
sold off to 7O% @70Bc, and then turned
up, selling to 71A@71Ac before noon.
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OTHER LIVE STOCK. MARKETS.


Sioux City. Iowa-Cattle- Receipts.
AGO; stockers 1069f5c lower; beeves, SO @
I.25; COWS, tailJs5ands mixed $2.55@4;
steciEers ard feeders. 2.50@4 SO; year
ceipts, 2G005 market 19G015c lower; sell
ing, s6.z0@6 SO; bulk, SO. 1906 So
South Omaha. Neb.-CattIe- Receipts.
S, 600: steady; beef steers, 81. 5GQ95; COWS
and heifers, So GA. so; Texan steers. 81 IS
G14. so; Gamers, s1G8@2 so; stockersz and
feeders, $2.75@4. rs. Hogs--Receipt5,
$500; Toe lower; heavy, Sc rs @6.. so; pigs,
SIS. rs @6. SO. Sheep-ReeeiDts. $1,000; SO
Zoe lower. yearlings,- So 5000 SO; lambs,
$3@5.
Kansas City,. Mo.-Cattle- Receipts,
II, 000; best steady, others weak; beef
steers, 81. 95@T .95; Texans, $1,000. 2G;
cows and heifers. 81. 5G@0405; stockeTs and
feeders, $2.10@4.30. egs-Receipts.
6,GG0; 10@15c lower; heavy Sc. 500
6.621a; packers, $6.z5@6. 55; medium,
Sc. 5000. 621a; workers., s6.55@6. 6719;;: pigs,
easy; sheep. s3@4; fanabs, S4Q5. %.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
II. HOLBERT & SON,
Bazskey-s aasa Brokers
34I Robert St. ST. Paul.

661s @67c; No. 2 red, 66@e7c. corn-oc-
cash, No 2 mixed, 47e; No. white, 4Sc,
Oats-No. 2 white, 32@33c.
LiverpoolLWheat-Sp quiet; No. L
northern spring. 6s SGD; No. 2 red West
ern winter, 5s Sad; No. L California, IS
AID. Futures dull; December, 5s 10d;
lean mixed, 5s Sd. Futures dull; October,
nominal; January, As Sd; March, IS I'd.
Visible Supply.
NEW YORK, Oct 27.-The visible sup
ply of grain Saturday, Oct. 25, as COM
tober, 477sc; December, 375sc; May, 371sc;
piled by the New York produce ex-
Wheat, 29,91S,0o0 blu; increase, 1884, 900
bu
Gofn eco b pn ereas 2 81 0 b bu
Rye 100000 bu; increase, 1850 bu:
Barley, 100000 bu; increase, 1900 blu.
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the Northwest December wheat dropped
back to Tx @717sc,, but on reports of
snow at Comstock and of cloudy and
rallied again. Grand Forks had cool
weather and at Fargo it was cloudy, cold
! and raining. December closed firm at
and closed firm at 72Ic. Elevator buy
ers were after the good wheat and took
about as much as the millers. There was
the regular good Monday morning de-
mand, local millers and outside millers
competing little on occasional trades.
There was good outside milling demand,
while the top grades We're also salable
to arrive. No. l northern sold from re
northern brought seize to Tic and 70A@
101@e to arrive. No. 3 wheat sold from
69Nsc down to Csc. rejected brounght
681kc 10 Csc. and no grade sold from 6672c
down to soc.
The following was the range OF prices:
wheat-open. High. Low. Sat. Fri.
b bsy III: * & tx . s. * 81 ~
On Track-Oficial- closing quotations
Oct. 81: No. / hard, 1880; do to arrive,
1850; No. northern. 725sc ~. do t9 ar +
arrive, 705sc; oats, 29@33c; No. white,
81 @34cj corn, 57$4 05S1ac; rye. 46$4c; bar,
ley. s2@59c; fax. 81. 211A; flax futures,
Der. $1.201a; to arrive, $1.217A;
Flour-The market opened fairly &C
tive some of the nlillers reporting de-
rnand just about the same as on Satur-
day others reporting increased inquiry
in general. Prices remain flT1n: The Tor
eign buyers are still inclined to go a
little slow, but there was better inquiry
on the whole from abroad than on the
closing days of last week. The mills are
grinding heavily, and there is the prom
ise of another large production this week,
while shipments are large, showing S.
$50 bbls for the day. First patents are
quotable SO. 1904; second patents. So 500
80; first clears, $2.90@3; second clears,
So. 45@2. 55
.aySa.I ns.,,a...r%
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=
OTHER GRAiN MARKETS.

strong. close: No 1 northern, 74c; No.
9, northern, 72@f3c; December, 72Ac. Rye
Strong; No. 2, SIC. Barley-Firm; No.
2, 665ac; sample, $4,000. Oats-Steady;
Toledo. Ohio-Wheat- Firm, fairly ac-
tive; cash, 75c; December, TIC bid; May,
771sc. Corn-Dull, easier; December,
December, 321lc; May, 33c. Timothy
Seed-Dull, easier; October, $3.50; jan
uary, $3.50. Rye, SIC.
Kansas City, Wheat-De december,
665s66Ac; May, $3.50; cash, No. hard,
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8. sG7@112c: No. 3 red 70a G7711ac Corn
No. ?, Csc; No. 2 yellow. Coo. Oats-No.
z. 30c; No. 8 white SIC. Rye-No. 2,
1899. Bafley-Good feeding. 40042c; fair
20 choice mating. 44@5Sc. Flaxseed-No.
II, 81 a; No. l Northwestern. 81 IS; Tim
othY Seed-Prime. So .S5GD3. 80. Pork
100 lbs. s11.25011. PIE. Short Ribs
Sides eleose}. s11- 5O@I2. Shoulders-Dry
salted boxed, 50. 5000. Sides-Short
tract grade. $40 Is. Receipts@Fleur. Is
900 Ibis; wheat III, 500 bu; corn. 27S. 700
hu; oats. $50. $50 bu; rye 90, 500 bu; bar
ley. $500 bu. Shipments-Flour 3d. 300
cats. 229,e00 bu. On the produce ex-
change the butter market was easy;
creamery, 161h @24Ac; dairies, 15021c.
Cheese steady, 10A @1%c. Eggs easier,
211Se.
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CHICAGO Produce.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Butter- Easy;
creameries. 1919 @2414c; dairies, 15@21c
Eggs-Easier; loss off, cases returned
2118r Cheese-Steady; twins. 101a ollie;
daisies, ;1115: Young Americas. ,l111a a
11%c Iced Poultry-Steady; turkeys, 10
Q137ac; chickens, 915@10Ac.
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ROGERS & ROGERS,

medium, SO. &c. 75:4stockers ard feeders,
S2@4.75; cows, $1.25 @4 SO; heifers, S2@5;
calves, sGQ7;2s Texas fed steers, SO @
40; western steeIs. So. 5OG6 so. .J--s-~s--s.
Hogs-Peceipts today. 1000; Z, to-noT-
row, 1S,00Q;- left over, OOPS; market, 100
15c lower; closed aetiVe mixed and
Sc. 1905 S5s rough Heavy, 5$6.2og so;
light, SC. 266ae. co. 4huik of sales $50
,0Uv head market
steady; strong; g.ol to choice Wethers,
IS. 50G94 Is; fair to choice mixed. $2500
9. so; western sheep. 81. 1908. IS; native
lambs, sS.5e@5,25; western lambs, SO. IS
Official Saturday,: Recefpfs-Cattie,
j. GEO; hogs, 1860; sheep. G233. Shipments
Cattle 1912; hogs. i ,27S;t sheep none
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liverpool Provisions.

Liverpool Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 27-Bacon-Sho
clear backs steady 5Ss; clear bellies
strong, 6Ss. Shoulders-Square firm, SIS
Sd. Lard-Prime Western firm, Sos Sd;
American refined firm, SIS Sd.
sEIgIn Butter.
: ELGIN, Ill, Oct 27.-Butter firm a..
247sc, with no sales on call. The output
of the week was 4S6,00O lbs.
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Daily Wheat Movement.
The following are the receipts and ship
mems at the PRINCIPAL primary wheat
State Grain Inspection.

Other Grains-M acaroni wheat. 9; No. 8
corn, 5; No. 2 oats. 2; No 3 oats 81; No
northern oats, 13; no grade oats. 49, No.
rye, g.; No. 8 barley. 2; No. 4 barley.
Is; No. 5 barley, p; no grade barley, Z;
No. 1 flax, rs; No. 1 northern flax, 2; re-
jeeted flax, 10; no grade fax, 1.
Cars Inspected ut-Wheat-No.
northern, Z; No. northern, IA; No. 8, 81;
rejected. /; no grade, /; condemned, 8;
winter wheat, IS; No 2 oats. 1; No. 3 oats,
Is; No. 2 rye 2; No. 8 barley, 10; No. 4
barley, u; No 5 BARLEY, Z; = No flax, G.;
caiaota6
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CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Trading on the
Board of Trade today was rather quiet,
but prices generally tended upwards,
December wheat closing 1-4c higher,
December corn 1901 &c lower and
oats 1-8@1-4c lower. January proyis-
ions closed from 2 1-2e to II 1-2c high
er. 80 ss''s- ,ts'''ss slas'f
Wheat ruled firm the greater part
of the day, but trading was only fair
The opening was easy on liberal re-
-ceipts and reports of large shipments
from the Black sea district, but the
market frned up on liberal clearances
and a good cash demand. Duluth re-
ported upward of 100000 blu worked
there, part for direct export, and New
York reported twenty-six boat loads
taken for export. The San Francisco
market was UP sharply on a strong ex-
port demand from Australia. A large
increase in visible, and some profit
taking caused slight reaction late in
the day, but the close was steady. De-
cenber opened unchanged to 1-801-Ac
lower at 70 1-A@72 3-Sc to 70 lie, de-
clined to 721-sc, but rallied again to
Y Use only to react again to 70 1-2c
The close was Lac higher at 70 s. &c.
Worlds shipments We're 12,992,0se
bu, compared with 7,269,000, bu last
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.Metals..9g


NEW YORK, Oct s27I-Tin was quiet
on the local market Today at 26.30@
20. 75c,. holders being Influenced by an adj
Closed See at si1s lis Sd and futures at Els Els
rs 3d. Copper in London was unchanged
at e52 IS Sd for .spotEsand e52 lbs, cd
for futures, while the NeW York market,
though dull. was irregular. Standard
closed at 11.00c; Lake. at 11.75@1t95c3,
electrolytic, n.625a OLLIE, and casting at
11.627a % 11.75c. Lead was steady here
was unchanged at. s1O los. Spelter
continues quiet and steady in both mar
kets, quotations remaining at 51ser In
New York and G19 IS in London. Iron in
the English markets was shade higher,
With Glasgow closing at SIS Sd and Mid
dlesboro at SIS. Locally, iron was steady
but quiet and unchanged. No. 1 foun-
foundry northern. No. / foundry south
ern and No. foundry southern soft,
s2202S.
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Eank C.earinas
STOCKS AND MONEY ABROAD.
Americans in London Open Firm and
Close Weak and IRREGULAR.

LONDON. Oct. 27.-Money was in good
demand today in connection with the set
tlement and month-end requirements.
Discounts, We're firm. Operators on the
mining carry Tne announcement
of Colonial Secretary Chamberlain's
forthcoming visit to South Africa had lit
tie effect on the market though the mat
ter~was much discussed Consols Were
steady and inactive. Americans opened
fairly firm. fractionaHy on either side of
they became irregular and closed weak.
Spanish tours improved on continental
support XVI f3c~f II bS@u2 49,
Paris-Three per cent TGntes, SO francs
SIS confines for the accdhna Exchange on
London, % france 1914 confines for
checks. Spanish tours, Sc. 40. s
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WHEAT AND CORN UP
PRICES ARE GOOD, BUT THE
COURSE OF TRADE
lg;a is QUIET
EIBERAL CLEARANcES AND
GOOD CASH DEMAND

These Cause Wheat to Firm Up After
an Easy openins-But Little Inter-
est Is Manifested in Corn, Which
Rallies in Sympathy With Wheat
Lower Closing for Oats.
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TAMENESSI IN STOCKS.
NO CHANGE FROM LAST WEEKS
DULLNESS AND NARROW
NESS PROMISED
PROFESSIONAL. ELEMENT
STILL IN CONTROL

Trading of Light Volume - Losses
Shown by Large Number of Stocks
"A Few Feeble Rallies Which Have
but Little Effect Upon the General
Depression.
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PRODUCE AND FRUlT.

Commission Row. Oct. 25.-Trading in
the open market at today's meeting Of
the Produce Exchange established the
following prices:
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.'Lonaen hess efseessfs

AilaccEday .....s5 !lor. &c EJestdFiI.. = +
Atchisan, ,dp a0ilao r., Is
do pfdg i 99ssJs flt e. NJ est -. ~ y,
B. e. Ohio. 11G1 lEet Ensyiraria =Ss3} .
Can. Fssc...-. .139- Rand Mfrs :. It's
@. &; Ohio i..34 Reading $3.50. 34A
c.. ct. Wesf.... 3G24 / do list lfsi :. 4514
C.9 NJ. & St Piss Go "a ptd ;. 401s
De Beers 5as1 Is South Ry..... 38
D. G Rio c.. ..1@s514 90 pfd -. sc
do pfd ....... 931tatSo. Pacific .....T25 ss
Erie ;. ....... 392t Union Paoiifc. - 1875
Go 1st pfd IS 1a4 DO; pfd ...... 951a
Go I'd pfd 80 81 III. S. Stesl ....s II Z
H. Central .1511si do pfd $1,000. 90S.
I. & Mash. LII Wabash ....... 353a
M. K d t.. 3G1sF do pfd .....: 561a
do pfd ...... 621a Spanish 4s.......9 S5Ss
NJ Y Central. 159iai,9 = Yf-..e
aConsois for money 80; do account,
90. 1-16; lar silver steady. % 5-t&d per
.oipce; money, u OH per cent; late of
discount in the open market for short
hills. "a @3!A. per cent, for three months
bills 31s035s pei. cent. ,,.,35
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cIearances and Visible supply.

!. CIearances OF wheat and -four were
equal to 1,033,GG0 bH, compared with
1,43e,GG0 Blu q year ago. Visible, supply
Showed an increase of 1884, coo blu.
compared with an increase last year
eff 1,241.Gee bu. The amount on passage
for the weak increased $4,000 blu. Pri-
mary receipts Were 1,S75,0G9 bu,
against 100000 bu a year ago. Mime
apolis and Duluth reported receipts of
1,212 cars, which with local receipts Of
1913 cars-three Of contract grade
made total receipts for the three points
Of 1,465. against 1,4G0 cars a week ago
and 1,G23 cars a year ago.
There was comparatively little in
terest manifested in corn and prices
We're inclined to sag. Locals sold quite
freely early in the day on good
weather and liberal receipts, but later
the market rallied in sympathy with
wheat and on a fair demand from
prominent long. The close was fairly
steady, with December 1-8@1-4c low
er at 81 1-2@51 5-Sc, after ranging be-
tween 81 Lac and 81 7-&c. Local re-
eeipts We're 2s2 cars, with IS of con-
tract Grade
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Goats Steady and Lower.

Oats continued dull early in the ses-
sion, but a falr trade developed toward
noon, with good buying Of May by
commission houses. The close was
steady and slightly below Saturdays
final figures. December closed 1-S@
life lower at 31@3t 14Sc, after selling
between so 7-SG3fc and 81 8 8c Local
receipts were Sci cars.
Provisions were traded in fairly well,
and aftersa week opening, due to large
receipts of hcgs end lower prices at
the yards, the market rallied and the
ls2ose was finn Commission houses
ana brokers we're good buyers at the
decline. January pork closed 21-2e
higher at s15.62 lie; January lard,
12f-2c higher at 1927 IL, and ribs so
Z 1-2c higher at s2.25 @S.271-2.
The estimated receipts for tonnor-
row are: Wheat, 210 cars; corn, $50
cars; cats, A55 cars and $4,000 head of
hogs.
TIE leading futures ranged as follows:
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Hay, eRAIN AND FEED.

| ST. Paul Board of Trade, oct.g27.--Rc
I ceipts-Hay, 5~ears.; No sales ~.
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"WeSternS.
Hogs-Priees zoe lower Receipts light.
Quality common. Price range S6@6 so;
bulk. Sc 1906. %; rough sorts, SIS IS. Rep
reSentative sales:
Hogs
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rotaI sales for the day. 43o. 100 shares
Few Ye--.: Eenas.

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-28

Sheep-Receipts heavy Largely West
ern. with only a part on sale. Trade
fairly active, with prices about steady
on all kinds. Representative sales:
Killing Sheen and Lambs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-28

= OfItOagO LIV6 . lUCFN9 NIeI MI
CHICAGO, Oct. -Cattle-Receipts,
$4,000, including 100 Texans and 10000
westerns; market steady and active;
good to prime steers, S7@8.60; poor to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-28

Totals .......... 202 1869 SIG
Cattie-Butcher cattle steady. Stock
and feeding cattle dull and weak. Small
stuff almost at a standstill. Veals down
Csc. Bulls and mixed cows steady. Rep
reSentat tive Sa les:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-28
Midway Horse Market.

Minnesota Transfer, St Paul, MINI
Barrett & Zimmerman report the output
large for the opening of the week. Log
men bought urgently. The better grades
were generally locked for; the common
grades of all classes were greatly neg
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-28

Pigs and Underweights-
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