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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-17

New YORK Metal.
e York Money.

New York, June 17.-Lead-$4l212
Copper-$12.1219 @12.50.
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mixed, $4@5; western sheep, $4.50@
$50; native lambs, $5.50@6.75; wes-
tern lambs, S5.50@7.15.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-11
December Sells to 60 1-2c; May to
So 5-8c-Gov't Report Not So
Bearish as Expected.
Bulls Helped by the Cloudy Wealth
er, Light Receipts and Ex-
port Inquiry.
Flour Sales Large, Good Cash Wheat
Demand and Clearances of
$4,000 Bushels.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce. Oct. IL
The bulls had good chance at wheat this NOR
ming. and in the early trades they raised prices
to level. BY noon December sold to
este and May to 6osc Aud the market held
strong, making the final high point near the
close. There was the usual amount of selling
yesterday on the government report anticipation
and trading opened this morning with u fair
sprinkling Of sorts in the pit. 1t needed only
the buying following bull Interpretation of the
report by some Chicago estimutors to harden the
market and continued light receipts early
export inquiry at Duluth and prediction for
cloudy weather there was a tendency to cover
on previous short sales; was there any
marked tendency shown toward new short COM
1nitment after the advance The good flour
sbusiness and the good cash wheat demand helped
fthe options. Clcarances of wheat and flour
equal to 1855 900 bu---were a further help.
Perhaps the most surprising feature Of the
government report is on the yield of oats--34 1
bu per acre-indicating a crop of 9SS DOC, 900 bu.
The figures on corn are fully as hi as expected.
sand according to the estimate OF Harris Gates
rs Co.. condition of 1916 means approximately
Y, 225, 600. 900 bu. The crop Of coarse grains Is
hby far the largest ever raised in this country.
THE estimate ON wheat-wInter and spring-has
been raised nearly 80, 600 bu since month
ago The crop OF spring wheat is now roughly
ESTIMATED at BAG, 900 600 blu; winter wheat, $780,
OOo, 900 bu, There Is nothing in these figures
in either of the grains to induce fresh specula
Hive purchases. The action Of the market was
a good illustration Of the tendency often seen
to move just contrary to the ordinary. influences
of government report. i
The prlmar markets nad l.L3S,OOu DN IN all,
compared with O25. 900 bu last year. and
shipments from primary points We're s05,OO bu.
against 45O, 900 bu. The northwest had lid
cars less than last year, 7o4. against S4S. Min
fneapolis made another loss, with AGA cars
against $40. Duluth gaining, with 3S4 against
.164.
Liverpool dull and closed unchanged.
Local stocks decreased by Al ZOO btu. leaving
!, 349. 1876 bu in store here.
Wheat to arrive was in good sale again. No
Il northern ranging from 609sc to roc, and No.
hw,o from, 70 80 hn Snnt
stuff went at 691aM69%c early for No. i, the
great bulk of 1t at G9Ec Sellers who held of
at first realized better figures the later rise
lin the option, but there little sold at the
shigh figures. The premium the whole. was
hardly firm yesterday, and demand while
Satisfactory, not quite so sharp. No
wheat sold at &c and up to 81 1ac for choice
bRejected sold from IS 1ac down to Coo, and IL
grade from 6GE.c down to I9c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-11
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, Oct. 10,

Inspected In-Wheat-Cars:
Great Northern--Cars-No. 1 hard, 3; No. 1
northern, 80; No. northern, 60; No. 3, IL; re-
jected II; grade. 49, s
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul--Cars-No. /
northern, 16; No. 2 northern 4s; No. 8, 81; re-
Jected, %: no grade, 10. :. 800 .~.. -
Minneapolis & ST. Louis-Cars-No. 2 north
ern, 8; No 3, 1; rejected. 1 no grade 2.
500 Line-Cars-No. northern, 80; No. 2
northern, SO; No. g. 10: rejected ~; no grade. l..
Northern Pacifc--Cars-No. I northern : 6; No.
2 northern, Al; No. 3, 2; - rejected, .,15; . no
Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis & omaha-Cars
No. northern. 81 No. northern, Is; Nos3,
10: rejected.7; no grade. 81 = So Z I 49, :
90; No. northern; 1874; No. 3, 49,; rejected,
II; no grade, 81. .'s,- -. = :
Other Grains-No. 3 yellow corn 2 cars; No.
corn. l car; grade corn, cars; No. 2 white
oats. cars; No. 8 white oats. IS cars; No. 4
white oats, 16 cars; No. 3 oats, 81 cars: no
grade oats, II cars. No. 2 rye, 4 cars; No. 3
rye, car; grade rye, l car, No. 2 barley. 1
car: No. 8 barley cars; No. 4 barley, 35 cars;
No. barley. 40 cars; no grade barley 10 cars;
cars rejected flax. 80 cars; grade fax. cars.
Cars Inspected Out-No 1 northern wheat q
cars No, northern wheat. 81 cars; No.
wheat, % cars; rejected wheat Z cars nc
grade wheat, 8 cars; No. winter wheat 10
cars No. 3. white oats. Ia cars No. 4 white
oats, 4 cars; No. 8 oats. q cars: no grade oats
l car; No. 2 rye, cars; No. 8 rye, 1 carr No.
8 barley, II cars; No. barley, 20 cars; No.
barley. 81 cars; no grade barley, 8 cars; No.
1 flax, 10 cars. -. = ~ -.-ss-,. - = .Ia
ST. LOUIS LEAD, Oct. 11.-Lead, irnler,
S4:O21s; spelter, firm, $5.25. t-s-.s. r. 80
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BULL MARKET in WHEAT TO START THE WEEKA BEAR PRESSURE
The First Taste of Blood for Long
Time Makes the Animals
49,. .l.,-s,s>V Vicious. -. ....
A Light Opening Trade Followed by
Large Sales in a Number
H.. of Stocks.


New York. Oct. 11.--Dealings were In light
volume at the opening and changes were small
and mostly declines Large blocks OF Union
Pacific and Atchison were offered, sbut the losses
We're restricted to fractions.
Some large sales were then executed in various
stocks, especially Reading, Atchison and Mis-
souri, Pacific. 49,. 81 =
Z Declines in other prominent stocks ran from
to 2 points, The weakness was very general
and there was indication of support until
the shorts commenced to cover. On the rally
Louisville sold about a point above yesterday
close, but the recovcries otherwise were trivial.
Lackawanna and New Jersey Central advanced
points each.
There was dull hardening movement until
the appearance Of the disappointing bank state
| ment produced disorderly slump Prices gave
way by large fractions between transactions IL
some Of the principal sufferers, notably Mis-
souri, Pacific, which lost 3B, St. Paul 3A and
Atchison 2A.. Declines reached 2 points OF
over in Reading, Pennsylvania, Union Pacific
st. Louis Southwestern preferred. Southern Pa
citc. Canadian Pacific and Sugar. There were
| a few feverish rallies professional short Gov
ering. but the closing active and weak.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal b.
Watson & Co., brokers, Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis:
Closing figures are bid
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-11
THE DAYS RESULTS
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS EASY WITH LIGHT TRAI
ING, BUT ADVANCES.

WHEAT OPENS EASY WITH LIGHT TRAD.
ING, BUT ADVANCES.
Chicago, Oct. 1l.-Wheat opened easy with
light trading, Weakness In corn and favorable
were bearlsh influences. Light receipts with
extremely poor grading helped to support prices.
December opened &c to Nc lower at e9Ac to
tioins of rain. which caused slight rally, sales
being made at 7Ohc. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported receipts Of ST. cars, which, with local
made total receipts for the three points Of 95s
cars. against S31 cars last week and S54 a year
ago.
Good commission house buying continued
throughout the session and strong feeling devel-
oped, December closing &c higher at 7OAc.
Close: Wheat-December, 70Ac; May, Tx
Cash wheat: No. red. TIC; No. 3 red, esq
69Rc; No. 2 hard winter, Zoe; No. hard winter
81 @69c: No. 1 northern spring. 12@13c: No.
large sp eroP S S as so% prn s. S
lnent report together with prospects Of heavy
movement caused a weak opening In corn. "
ferings were quite. liberal early in the session;
ac to 9sc lower at II 1sc to 47Mc With pros.
poets Of quite general rains within the next
4s hours, a lively demand developed and there
cars. with 81 cars of contract grade. The market
held steady during the latter part of the day.
December sold up to ~ G4 s and the close was
shade higher at AN @41Bc:
Close: Corn. October, SIC; December, Al "a q
Cash corn No. 2 5s,4c; No. 3, 5s1ac.
port, which showed the present crop to be the
largest record. At the decline shorts bought
May and elevator interests also replenishee
e @ e'G lover ' at siA At Shorts
began to cover, and there was a gradual ad
vance to a1Nc Local receipts We're 1870 cars
Cash Oats-No. 2, SOC; No. 5, 2Slac.
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THE CASH TRADE
STEADY IN FLAX-FIRMNEss IN OATS AND
CORN.

CORN.
FLAX-The market held about steady with
yesterday good seed with little easier tend
ency on poor lots the session progressed. There
were early sales of rejected at sl.19, some as
high as $1.1ola, but lower figures were heard
jected sold at $11S. There good local
demand as there has been all week The market
has eased off here principally in sympathy with
Duluth, where there has been continued heavy
receipts Minneapolis stocks gained 369S1 bu
sitT n 's store here 1885, ao b minneapolis re-
ceived Ga cars against II last year, Duluth had
Closing prices: Minneapolis-Cash. 81 .2Oh; to
arrive, $1.2O1a; October, S1101a; November
"Ai CoKfSN-rhe market was fairly active and firm
but there were no 6oc No. 3 yellow sales re-
ported was the case yesterday. For No. 3
yellow 591ac was the best heard and the closing
hgure 59Ac. Receipts, cars shipments,
o5 RI %s r wSe nna o ats r The
as high $50 nc. From this the range was
down to as low, at Csc for No: 3 and no grade
No. 8 white closed Mt 81 m33c. Receipts, 6o
cars; shipments, II
RYE-The market was quiet. No. 2 closed
steady at 46Ac. Receipts, 70 cars; shipments,
MILLsrUFFs-Therei is fair demand ond the
Oils; bulk shorts. S12@l2.25; flour mddlings
$500 red dog, $40 5000 +. O. b.: feed in 2,o
: FEED AND MEAL---The strength in corn and
oats has brought the first change for some time
higher. Coarse meal and cracked corn. $21
tl21. 25; No. ground feed, 2-3 corn, 1-3 oats
,$21 AL rs: No. 2 ground feed u corn, "a oats
f$21 No. 8 ground feed, 1-8 corn, % oats
1926.
BARLEY-A little easier tendency was noted
on the choice mailing barley. No. barley solo
at 4sc to &C. and feed grades 86c to 44c. Re
tceipts, SO cars: shipments, 81 At the close
1.-THE market was a little easier.
HAY-Prces are firm and the market better
snz so 'os so Sg"n %a insss e ei
$5@6: Off color, $2@4: timothy fancy, s11. 500
IL; timothy, choice, $11 l11.5o; timothy, No. 1
$10@10.5O rye straw, choice, $4G4.5O Re
ceipts 1914 tons.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
GOOD DEMAND; HEAVY GRINDING; LARGE
SHIPMENTS; FIRM PRICES.

Another good -four market may be recorded
for the week ending to-day. The mills have
ground heavily the output has been around the
record figures and there is every indication Of
the continuation Of present conditions. If or
ders continue coming in at the present rate,
the mills Will soon have enough business In
hand to insure grinding to the first Of the year.
Stocks Of -four are light and the heavy buying
trade that had persistenty held off for months
until they were carrying practically nothing.
Europe has taken fair share of flour during
the week. and there Is some foreign inquiry
daily, although not so heavy for the past day
two.
Shipments h$have been running very heavy
every day this week. To-day's figures show
s. 1863 brs.
First patents are quoted $3SO@ 800; second
patents So 85M}.75; first clears, $2.S5@29o; sec
Ond clears. S2.45.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-11
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, Oct. 10.

corn, 1850 bu oats. So, 400 bu; barley, IS, 4e5
bu; rye, 400 bu; flax. $1,000 bu; flour, 454
brls; millstuffs 81 tons; hay, 6S tons; fuel
oil 12s eG4 gals fruit, s57, 100 lbs; merchandise.
1,9437s7 lbs; lumber, IS cars; barrel stock, 8
cars; machinery, 1o5: $50 lbs; coal, 1872 tons:
wood, 465 cords; brick $4,000; lime, cars;
cement, 1.494 brls; household goods &c, 900 lbs
stone and marble 7 cars; live stock. 3 cars;
salt, l car; dressed meats, 16974O lbs hides,
pelts, ETC., 1850 lbs; railroad materials. 10
cars sundries, 10 cars; car lots, Ito.
Shipped-Wheat, Il cars; wheat 6674O bu;
bu; fax 5000 bu; flour, 6s, 1858 brls; nillstufrs,
1490 tons; fruit $4,000 lbs; merchandise, e. 959,
$50 lbs; lumber, 81 cars machinery. 497 200 lbs
brick, $4,000; lime. 3 cars: cement, 300 brls
household goods $4,000 lbs; ties, / car; stone
and marble cars: linseed oil, 800 brls; oil
cake. 524,500 lbs; hides pelts, ETC., 26,4OO lbs;
railroad materials, II cars; sundries, 10 cars;
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Oct LIP p. m.


-Consols for money. 90 5-16: consols for ac-
count. 90 ZIG; Anaconda. 49, Atchison, 80;
Atchson preferred. 1924: Baltimore & Ohio,
10S: Canadian Pacific, 1888; Chesapeake & Ohio,
51A Chicago Great Western, 3U+a: Chicago.
Milwaukee 4 st. Paul, 1884,; neBeers. 2i5s;
Denver & Rio Grande. AK Denver & Rio
Grande preferred, 3d. Erie, 39as: Erie first
preferred. 69s; Erie second preferred. So.
Illinois Central, Ill y; Louisville & Nashville.
al; Missouri. Kansas & Texas, 30 Missouri,
Kansas & Texas preferred. 60; New York Cent
raj. 15s1a; Norfolk & Western, los Norfolk &
Western preferred. 93: Ontario & Western "a ":
Pennsylvania, So: Rand Mines. 11as Heading,
1914; Reading first preferred, IA; Reading sec
Southern Railway preferred. 9s; Southern Pa
citic, 1915: Union Pacific, 1O67s Union Pacific
preferred 90; United States Steel, 40M; United
States Steel preferred. 9oA Wabash. 33; Wa
bash preferred. 49h Spanish Fours. 81 n.
Bar silver steady, 23%sd per ounce. Money.
1902 per cent. The rate of discount In the
cent; for three months bills is 3h @3A per
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Oct. 11--Provisions
opened steady on higher prices, for hogs with
small receipts Trading dull. January pork
opened 21ac lower; at s15.o2h; January lard
2lSc higher at $685. and ribs were shade
lower, at $500. -s. '.. -. Z
Close: Pork-october, $500; January, $3.50;
May $14 87h. Lard-October.- $1O.35; Decem
Der. So 20; January. sS.97h: May: $40. Ribs
October. $780, January, $3.50; May, $s.s7h.
BOSTON MINING STOCKS, Oct n-copper
closing quotations: Adventure. 1s@19; Allouez,
@4A Arnold 1 3d. Allan ans
Iieela, 5l2@526; centenial; 17A@1s &C Copper
mlnion Coal, 127 bid; Dominion Steel, 521k @5s;
Elm River, IN @s;sFranklin, 91k@1o: Isle. Roy
az: Michigan, 10 bid: Mohawk, 46@47: Mon
treal and Boston. 2%@2M; Old Colony 2@21a;
Old Dominion. 10 bid: Osceola. s55@5I; Parott.
25@26; Phoenix, 4@5 Quincy. 125@13o; Rhode
Island, IN 021a: Santa Fe. 11sM1M:: Tamarack.
636 1861 Trmountain, 94@l1OO: Trinity. 10@
fo1a; United Copper company, 3oGa2 United
ssas A W,nsss, ntah 2% vstsrs
Wyandot. 1@1A.
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market showed an advance the first two days
of the week and Tuesday was the high day,
with average cost Of $7.26A. With heavy
declines each day since, the market closes the
week with hogs selling an average of Ale lower
than last Tuesday and Bic lower than the close
Of last week. The markets ut all points have
shown substantial declines. and the heuvy pack
ing grades nave been selliug as high at this
market any in the country. ,aze
SHEEP-The marketing of sheep has been more
| liberal. The bulk of the supply was good
enough to go to the packers, who bought them
up readily. The market has shown no quotable
change with last weeks closing quotations.
mere good demand for the offerings In
feeding sheep at steady prices. ..,E- =
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Oct. n.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 300; market steady; good to prime steers,
$7.4O@S.5O; poor to medium, $3.75@7 |: %; stock
ers and feeders. $2.5oG4.oO; cows 81 1000. 70;
heifers. $2.25@5.5O; Gamers. $l:40@2:70; bulls;
steers, $3@4; western steers, $3.75@G ooo.
Hogs-Keceipts to day, $500; Monday. 10000
left over, 6,OS7; market steady to 1Oc higher
mixed and butchers $6.75@7.3O good to choice
heavy. $69o@7.35; rough heavy: $6: 4o@6:s3
light. $6.40@6.95; bulk OF sales, $675@601 ",
steady; good to choice wethers $3.5O@4; fair tc
choice mixed, $2.25@3.5O; western sheep, 81. 5o@
So. 75@5.15.
Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle, 1853
hogs, 14,011; sheep. s,051. Shipments-Cattle
$3.50; hogs, 1862; sheep, 1892.
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fer, st. Paul. Mimi. Oct. 11.-Barrett & Zim-
norman report that although there fair
demand for horses the buying not urgent
as at the opening of the week. Farm mares and
delivery horses were more active than for some
time. Values: Drafters. extra, $175 to $235;
drafters, choice, S145 toy S175; drafters. common
to good, $12O to $145; farm mares, extra $120 to
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Oct. 11.-Butter-
Receipts, 2.735 pkgs: firm; state dairy, 17@22c;
extra creamery. 2Sl@c; creamery, common to
choice. 1o1h @23c. Cheese-Reoeipts, 2.736 pkgs:
cy and white, 1918 @12Ac; large colored and
white, 11Mc. Eggs-Receipts, 4314 pkgs mar
ket steady; state and Pennsylvania average best.
22@24c: western candled 21H @23c; refrigerat-
ed, 19@L2Ohc.
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HIDE, PELTS, TALLoW AND WOOL.
port hide wool and fur market follows: Hides
nave been rather dull the past week, a decline
of Nc light hides having occurred on Fri.
day at Chicago Heavy cows and steers are not
affected by the recent decline. Pets are IN
active demand at present with small offerings
at unchanged prices Tallow has gained strength'
ity is getting better The poorer grades not
much wanted even at the difference in prices;
not encourage trappers to begin too early. Skunk
are the first to become prime but even this fur
should not be taken before Nov. l. Wool is quiet
ut old prices. Ginseng, seneca and feathers
No. / No. 2.
Green sailed heavy steer hides.
Green sailed heavy COW hides. sh SIS
Green sailed light hides. ....,....
Green sailed veal calf s to 16 lbs. 10 81
| Green sailed veal kp.......!....:.. 81
Green sailed 1eng-haired or runner kip. = e
Green sailed horse or mule hides, 80 40 ~
Green ene saited or green frozen horse or
mule hides, medium :..;;..; 49,. zoo Ito
Green. sailed horse or mule hides, a..
small L. ~ 1.oo
Dry flint Montana butcher hides. 1879 @14E
Dry flint Minnesota Dakota and "ls-,o ,o,L
nr SIN e,n ntde es,f s,n: iS2
Dry flint kip, skins ................12 1OH
Green sailed pelts, large to small
Dry sSi flint territorial peits per ib ioA
Tallow, in cakes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 51a
| TallOw, In barrels ................. As
| Crease light ..................... rs
Grease dark ....................... 3%
Wool medium. unwashed ...........11A @13A
Wool, fine. unwashed ..... ......... IL u @13A
Feathers duck commandments gao
Feathers, chicken .................. 2 a 3
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.

=. ed.Cars-Milwaukee. III; Omaha, 4s;
st. Louis, 35; Great Northern, 1S9; 500, 81 :
Northern Pacific "a. 800
shipped-Cars- Milwaukee. 81; Omaha. 4; ST.
Louis, rs; Great Northern, 4; Burlington, l.;
Northern Pacific. 1; Chicago Great Western, 5.
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Eeceipts-Cattle, 200; hogs, 1000 r.ogs, ,5@
1Oc lower. Sales s.'t y, +
IS, 275 lbs. $685.; 80, 255 lbs. S6.yu.
co cattleIsteady Sales beeves 115 30 lbs lbs
$3.50; cows, 1,12O lbs $3.50; s stockers, 740
lbs, $2.75; II stockers $50 lbs, $3.50; stock
ers, 1,O4O lbs. 81; yearlings $40 lbs, 500;
+ yearlings, 643 lbs, $685.. yearlings, G49
lbs 81.
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NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR. Oct. IL
Coffee futures opened unchanged to 5 points
lower; the early news was regarded as rather
more bearsl thai had been expected. The
European markets followed up their declines of
Yesterday with additional losses today. The
local trading was dull and featureless. The
sale the call amounted to about $50 bags;
and at the end Of the first hour prices were still
unchanged to lower and tie sales $500 bags.
Rio weak; No. I Rio, $625. Exchange. 12d:
Receipts. II, 600 bags: cleared for the United
States, 1000; cleared for Europe, ]1,0OO; stock,
6SS, 900.
Sugar-Raw nominal fair refining, Sc: centrif'
ulgal 96-test. 31a as 9-16c; molasses sugar, ~
refined firm: crushed, 5.15c; powdered, 4'oc
granulated 4.65c.
Coffee-Quiet; No. Rio 5asc.
Molasses-Firm: New Orleans 3O@l4Oc:
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Oct. LITTLE cotton
market opened firm at prices unchanged to 0
points higher and following the call stiffened up
to SSOc for January and to S.S5c for May on a
small scare. of shorts and moderate bulling by
friends of the staple. The chief cause
for the better feeling rise of 4 points
in the Liverpool market at the close After IL, the
first wave of buying In the local ring subsidized.
the market eased off several points under liquid
alton of a profit taking order by scalping long;
and commission houses Then a rally on bad
weather news present and prospective. over
the south Atlantic states, caused brisk general
buying and the whole market again hardened:
For the balance Of the session the bears devoted
energies to the defensive rather than to ag
gressive attacks. Receipts were about as eN'
pected but the estimates for Mondays arrivals
fell short of general ideas. Private kilograms
from southern spot markets reported active de-
mand from exporters and domestic spinneis
with offerings smaller and chiefly at higher
prices only.
Futures closed barely steady; October. s.46c;
November, Sac; December $500; January ,
s46c; May, s:4ec: Spot closed dull; mid llj dn
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fairly active. strong; cash. 75A NC; December,
761kc; May, 7eAc;, Corn, dull steady; Deem en-
ber 44Ac; May: 1885,; Oats dull; easier; De
strong; October, $6.621h; January, $3.50 bid. Rye
SOT
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct. 11.-Butter-
Firm: creamery. 1914 q 22a4c: diaries. 15@2oc.
Eggs-steady: loss off, cases returned. 2o@2o1ac.
Cheese-Steady: twins 1912 @11c; da<iies, II 1ac:
Young Americas. ia @1113c Iced Poultry
Turkeys easier, 12@1212c; chickens trmer, LOG
12c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-11

ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Oct. 11.-Close: Wheat
higher; No 2 red cash elevator, SOC: December
69c; May, 7ONc. Corn, higher; No. cash, 5Sc;
December 40H @4OMc; May, 39Ac. Oats. lower
No. 2 cash. SOC; December, zoe; May, 29asc. No.
2 white. 35hc. = ~ - = -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-11
PUTS AND CALLS.

Two o'clock report:
Puts-December wheat, 67Bc.
Calls-December wheat, 69bc.
Curb-December wheat, 6Shc.