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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07
POOLS FORCED OUT.
Wall Street Brokers Sore at the Ac-
tion Of Some Of the Banks =s.
in That City.
Canadian Stocks Make Sensational
Losses-Long Stocks Thrown
Over To-day. .s..,... Z.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal ~ q -.-'f. T.
New York, Oct IA combination of banks
Yesterday forced several of the largest pools in
Wall street to throw over big blocks of stock
which they had been attempting to manipulate.
The result was the break in prices which affected
the whole list. The banks are determined to
stop speculation for the time being in highpriced
stock, and to force members Of the stock
change who have been reckless to follow
servattve course. The action of the banks
caused bitterness in Wall street Brokers ac-
cuse the bankers of manipulating the money
rate to their advantage. There is good deal
of condemnation of the action of the national
banks In New York city, acting through the
clearinghouse, In refusing to recognize Secre-
tary Shaw's order releasing them from the regu-
latlon requiring 20 per cent reserve against gov
ernment funds secured by federal bonds.
The weakness Of the Canadian stocks was a
feature yesterday. AS this was unaccompanied
by specific news bearing on this issue, 1t was
generally attributed more or less to forced tqui-
dat1on by Canadian operators, who were so
active In advancing the market Il few weeks
since 500 stocks We're among the fisuses to
make sensational losses. The common declined
considerably over five points, with no specific
news but apparently on Selling from Canadian
sources. Quotations of these issues have long
been one of the semiscnsational features of the
stock market. since the preferred stock, which
pays no dividend, has been quoted around 1877,
while the common, of course, paying no dividend,
has been quoted at so or better.
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THE CASH TRADE
FLAX EASIER-OATs FIRM-BARLEY BARE
LY STEADY.

LY STEADY.
FLAX-The market easier owing to heavy
receipts in Duluth, which affected prices all
around. No. 1 sold here at 81 ,22M1 ,22h and
rejected at $1.19A M1.2C :
Minneapolis received 43 cars, against 50 last
year, and shi pped IL. Duluth had 32S cars.
Closing prices: Minneapols-Cash. $1.21h :;
to arrive $1.21h: October $1.21 November
$1.2Oh.
CORN-There was fair demand. No 8 yellow
closed at 5SAc. Receipts, cars; shipments
OATS-'rhe market was firm and active. No.
white closed at 3O1a I32hc. Receipts, 35
cars shipments 30 cars.
FEED AND MEAL-Prices remain steady and
unchanged, with demand moderate. Coarse corn
meal and cracked corn. $20.75; No. l ground
feed, % corn. 1-3 oats, $2O.75; No. ground
feed q corn, Y oats, $2O.75; No. ground feed,
1-3 corn, 2-3 oats, $2O75.
MILLsTUEFs = The market IS steady as
shorts, s12ai225; -four middiings si5. So 80; a red
dog, 19.75@2O, o b; feed in 2OOb sacks,
81 per ton additional; in 1OO-lb sacks, 81 per
ton additional. Shipments, I .9JS tons.
BARLEY-The market showed no special
change and was about steady with Saturday.
Demand was fair. Receipts 43 cars and
shipments 81 Feed grades are quoted
82l45c; mailing grades, 45@61c.
= RYE-There was fair demand and sales of No.
2 at 4G@4615c No. at 45c, and grade at 43c.
AT the close No. 2 was quoted 4oAc. Receipts,
6 cars; shipments, car. -.
: HAY-Upland. choice Ss@s5O upland No. 4,
81 SOFAS; midland, $6.50@7; medium, $685. off
color, $2@4; timothy. fancy, $11 50@l2;' timo-
thy, choice, $11 oil so; timothy; No. L. $1O@
1880; rye straw; choice, $4@4.5O. Receipts,
ITO cars.
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steady; packing stock, steady. Strictly
fresh eggs, lower. Fancy country dressed
veal. firm. Live poultry, weak. Green
toes, easy. Cheese. firm.
BUTTER-Extra creameries, per lb, 22c hrsts,
tras, per ID, iec: dairtes hrsts, per ID, 17c see
onds, per lb, 15c; packing stock, per lb, l3h @
15c; ladies', drsts, per H. 1oc; seconds per 3D.
EGGS-Strcty fresh cases included, loss off,
per doz, lSc; strictly fresh case count, Ice;
CHEEsE-Twins or tnts, fancy, per lb, 12kc;
twins flats, choice, per lb. lie; daisies, fancy.
~ per P 81 no. oEe No. S per Sureer & &c.,
lb, sqlec; pultost per T. &C; prim9st;; So l. FER
r. pef b olosk sp:' round swss RsE 3D.
ID, i3A@i4c: NJ; 2, 1s@sc; Young Americas.
fancy per H. 12e choice per a,l h. III ld@ae
lb, 1Oc; hens, per lb, S1S1hc; roosters, old and
young, per lb, Sc; springs, per lb, 1oc: ducks.
old, per, lib, e@Tc; ducks, spring. white, per
ID, 9c ducks, spring, colored, per lb Sc; geese
DRESSED, MEArs-yeal, fancy, per lb. $40
dressed, per lb,s> 6@eAc: mutton, thin, per ID,
hogs, light, per ID, s1ace medium shc; heavy,
T1sH-Pike, large, per lb, Sc; small and me.
dium,: 4GD5c; crapies, medium to large, per lb,
7c; small, per lb, 5Ql6c; pickerel. per lb, AZ a
Sc; sllndsh per lb, a@4c; bulheads skinned per
u '0cABsAGE-Home grown, fancy, per large
PorAToEs-rer bu, small lots, soc; car lots,
per bu, No. I, sacks extra, 23@2oc; mediums
per bu, sacks extra, 1S0p23c.
SWEET POTATOEs-Jerseys, per brl, $375.
TOMATOES Home grown, per bu $1,000
M HhW RFeiIt HoNEY@wsite fancy lib sections.
A0f SRfRD TH5e PE8sSFancy yellow per bu, s1.7s;
gssr ssee medu n fasen %
u DRIED RED BEANs-Faney navy. per bu, $l.25;
' per 'bu 81 s5; IN medium fair per bu, si.25; me-
dium. mixed and dirty, per bu, 65 @9oc; brown,
fancy, per bu, 81; fair to good, per bu, $1.2o
APPLES. iona athans; per brl; 81; Ben Days,
Wealthy per brl, $3.50; cooking, per brl. $3.50;
sWGsT Prt coHsT FRu1Tspeaches, per box, eoc;
peaches, elings, per box. zoe; plums Gross, per
ians per crate. 81; pears, Bartlett, per box
$3.50; Museat grapes, per crate, 81; Tokay, per
oRANGESELate valencias, all sizes, per box,
LEMONS -verdillis per box; $500, califor-
MIA. fancy. as to size. 4.5o; choice. 81.
PEARS-Eastern. per brl. $4.5OD4.75.
PLUMs-s Southern. per 16-qt crate. 50.
GRAPEs-Concords; lo-lb basket, 2o@22c; Del
awares. BIB basket, 15c.
diuin punches, $2.25@2.5o; small punches, sag
) VEGETABLEs--wax beans per bu. 50; egg
i5@2oc: lettuce. % per doz. aoc: G. lettuce, HEADS heads
per doz 6 Soc mint do parsley
per bu, SOC; carrots, per bu, 30c; cucunlbers,
per doz, 81. :fg.,-.s 49,. .s@ 49,. 1..s In
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500 PREFERRED OFF FIVE.
The Market Takes Good Deal More Long Stock

- To-day .,.
New York. Oct. 7.-Opening quotations for
stocks showed rebound from yesterdays de-
preston, owing to the hope of relief for the
money market by purchase of government bonds
by the treasury department and to favorable
of developments in the coal strike
situation. Stocks that were most depressed yes
terday showed most strength. Canadian Pacific
rose two points. ST., Paul, allowing for the 4
per cent dividend, rose IL points, Norfolk &
Western as much, and Pennsylvania, Missouri Pa
cifc, Atchison, Erie Louisville and Wisconsin
Central about point. The market was active
and broad. ....!-.>. - ....
good leal Of long stock which had been
awaiting market was sold on the advance,
which checked any further improvement. The
offerings were pretty we'll scattered and caused
numerous NUM- reactions Of a point or over St.
Paul, Louisville, Missouri Pacific and Southern
Pacific were a few of the representative stocks
that were largely pressed for sale. Minneapolis,
st. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie preferred declined
5h points. Prices recovered again, but failed
to get back to the highest, and there was re-
newed weakness in spots before II O'Clock.
The market yielded steadily ,on light sales
out, and St. Paul, Missouri Pacific, Louisville,
Southern Pacific and a few Of the Coalers and
specialties sold under yesterdays final prices.
Sloss-sheffeld Steel broke 6k points: But little
Toward noon prices hardened a small fraction
and the market was intensely dull.
Bonds were irregular ut noon.
After a dull period in which prices hardened
slowly, a reaction carried the general level
lower than before. ST. Paul touched 1s6M and
Consolidated Gas fell Il, under last night. Min
neapol1s, st. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie made q
gain Of 2h; N9rthwestern 2A and Rock Island
": The apathy OF the market gave way to
active liquidation and prices cr,lmbledf away
rapidly y on on Mheayyeselpga M Stop loss orders were
of these carried prices materially lower. Ear.
lier advances, of from \ TO points We're turned
into losses Of equal extent and more than that
in some cases. Sugar., Southern Pacific and
Delaware s. Hudson ruled z under yesterdays
dated Gas 81. Northwestern preferred lost u,
Canada Southern and New York, Chicagoe& st.
: The liquidation way, '2etive dHring the final
hour. St. FauYTell f3aa adital1. Minneapolis st
Paul & :Soult' Stes Marie preferred lost III
Peoria Eastern d. st. Louis < Southw estern pre-
ferred 31a, Missouri Pacific 21s, and some less
prominent stocks 2 or over: The general level
of prices was at the lowest. Covering by roolu
shorts rallied St. Paul q point and a few other
leaders large fraction. The market became
very dull and the closing was about steady: !.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson u Co., 2OhambeuL of Commerce; Mime
apolis.. =. - 40 i E ,a"a! ...G
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CHICAGO GRAIN -:
WHEAT. OPENS sTEADY-LARGE RECEIPTS

WHEAT OPENS sTEADY-LARGE RECEIPTS
VS.. STRONG CABLES.
s Chicago, Oct. 7.-Wheat opened about steady,
large receipts in the northwest being Offset by
firm cables: Trading was light early in the
day with local sentiment apparently the
buying side and with no great pressure to sell.
December opened x Hc lower to &c higher at
69asc and 695s @69Ac Minneapolis and Duluth
reported receipts OF j, ,24o cars, which with 10
cal receipts Of 45 cars. 8 of contract grade
made total receipts for the three points of l. ass
cars, against s427s last week and ,Q41 cars "a
year ago.
Dulness prevailed the latter part of the SEES
sion and weaser s, ton tone was manifested Ss De
after selling down to 69Ac.
Corn closed weak for December. but firm 70 for
May, with fair buying of latter and selling De
cember late in the session. December at one
time sold at 4s7s @4oc, but the close was &c
lower at 1895 M4S14c.
Close Wheat-october, .e7Ac; December, 6sss
M691Ac; May, TON @7chc.
Cash wheat, No. 2 red, 10c; No B red, 81 y.
0l6SKc: No hard winter, CSC; No. 8 hard win
ter, e7@6sc; No. northern spring, 74@75c;
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No northern spring, 7sc; No. spring, ESQ
TOc. ":tf
There. a slight decline in corn at the
opening, due to improved weather, but the
market held fairly steady. December opened Is a
i4c to a Msc lower at 4Skc to 4S9sc, selling
down early to 4SAc. Local receipts were 172
cars. With 13 of contract grade. .
Close: sCorn--October, $50; November, <56c;
December, 4S% @4shc; May, 427sc; July axe.
Cash corn No. 2, 81 q size; No. 8, 81 M61 ac.
oats opened steady with rather bullish lln-
dertone on continued small receipts and good
cash demand: Trading light and without
any special features December opened Is q Nc
ceipts were 161 cars: -.
80 oats--october, s1Nc: old. 27kc; December.
a21Ac; 1es old, 2ss: May: 33sscc; + .
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

New York to Charles E.. Lewis & Co.: Punish.
not be surprised to see rally in the stock
market to-day. There was evidence Of con-
siderable short covering toward the close yes
terday. "A tremendous amount of bear commit
ments are in the market. On rallies we adj
wise those who follow policy Of buying
declines, to take profits. Of reasonable char
acter. A crisis will be forced in the anthracite
strike by sending of the militia of Pennsylvania
in full force to the lawless regions. Payment
of taxes and syndicate operations aided to stiffen
rates for money yesterday. Secretary Shaw has
offered more relief by proposing to purchase
additional bonds to the extent of $5.000,0 600. We
understand there is a huge interest in Southern
Pacific. Buy it around 20. Union Pacific
and Manhattan also purchase on any de-
clines. Missouri Pacific and Western Union
should not be neglected by the bulls Market
ought to open higher this morning. but irregu-
1arity is not unlikely during the day. London
strong. ~,.., ,.-g..
New York to Watson: Some people have had q
theory all summer that the pools ond large in
terests who controlling and marking up
prices must soon lguidate. 1t to me that
this is no longer theory but a condition. How
long it will take how long they will go
would not like to predict. but hope occasional
rallies will ease them along.
Cromwell wired from New York. There should
be a sharp rally news of the action Of Gov
ernor Stone. Money situation remains unchanged
conditions being that risin. market will cause
renewal of very high rates and we believe that
OH all rallies the market is sale and must
geek generally lower level.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07
DIPLOMACY,

ag# Harper's Bazaar. ~ 57s#
William Slimson, Jr.-Do you believe in being
kind to the SICK mama .ls
Mrs. W.. Slimson-Ce Certainly, Willie, and 1 hope
you always will. Why do you ask?
Willam-Because. mama. I heard the little
boy on the next block had the measles and I've
been visiting him all the afternoon.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Oct 7.-Butter, re-
ceipts, 61S2 pkgs; firner; state dairy, 17M
q ikc; extra creamery, 221hc; creamery. common
to achoice. 17h@22c. Cheese, receipts II. .e55;
firm; new state full cream, small. colored, fancy
and white. .12c; large colored and white, 11Ac.
Eggs receipts 9O26 pkgs: firmer: state and
Pennsylvania average best, 21@2sc; western
candled, 19@21c; refrigerated, 1S@20kc.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Oct. 7.-The provision
market was featureless and the opening was
slightly lower on weak prices for hogs. January
pork opened 5c'1ower at $15. 49, January lard was
unchanged to sc lower at $s.9o to 50 and ibis
opened 21ac lower at $3.50. - r.. -
Close: Pork-Octofer SIT; January, $3.50
LardMoctober., $so.25: November. se.e5: De
cember, s9.l7A; January, Ss.s7kMs.9o; May
$S.25. f7s Y
Ril,s-october, s11.4o; January, ss.25; May
ST So 49, -
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JURY's SYMPATHY.

New York Weekly.
Stranger-You still have lynching here, do
you?
Westerner-Only in the case of bad characters.
When a fairly good citizen gets arrested for
anything, we always let the law take its
course.
''That's encouraging
eyes; you see. an average jury always
be depended upon to hang good citizen If it
gets a chance"
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07

OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Oct 7.-Cattle. re-
ceipts. $780, steady and stronger: beef steers,
$475@8.15; cows and heifers. S3Ql4..0; Texans,
$37O64.75: Gamers S1.75@27O. IL
Hogs, receipts 1000; steady; pigs $eM7.
Sheep. receipts. 10000; steady: yearlngs, Sc. 65
"a; lambs, So. 50Glj. 10. .;tr
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. OCT, 6

Received-Wheat, 479 cars, 451 ,260 bu; corn
3,4oO bu; oats, 52,15O bu; harley, 1920 bu
flax, 3S,27O bu: rye. 4,44O bu; flour, 400 brls
millstufrs, 80 tons; hay, 10 tons; fuel oil
213,642 gals; fruit, 1,266,519 lbs; merchandise
2643,O7O lbs; lumber, "A cars; posts and piing
l car; barrel stock, cars; machinery, 517 500
lbs; n l. coal; 1,s69 tons; wood, 73s cords; brick
5000; lime, cars; cement, lila brls; house
10 cars: stone and marble, cars; live stock, II
cars; dressed meats, 1854 lbs; hides, pelts
etc, 3.1o0 lbs; railroad materials, % cars; sun
dries. 20 cars; car lots, 1927.
Shipped-Wlleat. G3 cars, 1920 bu; oats, 49,
500 bu; barley, 51.5lO bu: rye, $50 bu: flax, 12
600 bu flour. III, ,760 brls: millstuffs ,05S tons
fruit, 5O7 800 lbs; merchandise, :2;7O2 620, lbs
lumber "a cars; barrel stock, 3 cars machinery
291 300 lbs; coal, 125 tons: wood. ~ cords; ce
ment, 100 brls; household goods, "a, 900 lbs; rail
road iron,- car; stone and MARBLE 2 cars; live
stock, IA cars: linseed oil, 32O brls; oil cake
10000 lbs; railroad materials, 10 cars; sun
dries IS cars; lots, 1,1S7.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Oct. Cattle re
ceipts. $500: steady; beef steers. 81. .35MT. 40
stockers and feeders, s3.25@4. so; COWS and heif
crs, $2.250D4.5O. g2-< :Fs''
Hogs receipts 1000: steady: pigs, $7.1O@
7.45:; packers, 81. .25el750; butchers, $7.4o@
7.9O. - :. ase- ~ r. IL
Sheep receipts. 1000: steady; sheep, $4,000
1885, lambs, $4.5OI5.SO. H." ;
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Oct. Flax was very ac-
tive with sales Of October and futures up to 400
600 bu, we'll as a large amount of cash. Oc
tober opened at about the same yesterdays
close Of 81 25 and fuctuated all day. between
81 "a and $1.23h Other futures followed It,
Flax closed at losses for the day amounting to
to. Nc. .".. -.>
Wheat was pretty steady, being up to noon Nc
from Yesterdays close. Business was fairly
large. Receipts wheat. 7e1 cars; oats. 13; rye.
10; barley, 1856; flax. 1928; total, :1,2W.-- Ship
1nents, wheat, Az. POP bu: oats. 3,313; barley,
11a, ,9O3;y flax, 2}.760
Close: No. 1 hard, cash. zoe; to arrive. 691sc;
No; I northern. cash. g 1sc; to arrive, Csc; No
No. northern. cash, 66kc; No. 3. 64Ac; fax,
cash. $1.23A; to arrive, $1.231a; October,
81 .23R November, $123: December, $1.22h :;
May. $1.26h; oats, cash. 3Ohc; October, 2912c;
rye, 4Sc; barley, 3S@53c. ..-
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PROVISIONS

NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Oct Beef. Arm
pork. firm; lard, dull; prime western steamed.
$1O.S0. ~ r. ''',., r.. '.-: Il
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receints' IL 900: steady to lower: beef steers
s40l5 90: Texans $2.s5@4.70; cows and heifers
$2@4; stockers and feeders. s2.5O@4.75.
Hogs, Receipts, 11.OOO; opened strong, closed
steady to weak: heavy. $7.25@7.45; packers
s.. .25M7 40: medium, $7.3O@7.45 r-
Sheep. receipts. 1000; steady; sheep, .$3.15@
3.S5; lambs, $3.7014.25. --' D..
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THE FLOUR MARKET
SHIPMENTS OF 11l,7se BARRELS FOR III
DAY,

DAY.
Shipments of -four out of Mnnca polls yester.
day were the heaviest known for many months.
running to the total of III. .I60 barrels This in
cludes some flour loaded out Sunday night.
The mills are grinding heavily and there is
already Il rush of -four to the head of the lakes.
Demand is good and comes from almost every
quarter. Prices hold steady. There is ncreaS-
ing foreign demand
First patents uuotable $3.0OI4: second
patents, So. T50f3.S5; first clears, S3.OJM315:
second clears, 50. 80.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Oct. THE cotton o.,
market opened steady with prices point higher
considering that Liverpool was down some to
3 points. Covering tol secure profits by yester-
ssosy assss sea apd e sa sodn @ ion
movement, But on the rise the wall street fac
hsash sn a rce. Ea1s
before the close Of the first hoar, the winter ar
smonths were down 5 points: The late cables
indicated willingness to follow decline here.
and the south, too. sent selling orders. Specr:
lation as whole was disposed to lag at times.
La Late in the :, morning the market rallied some
uplands, s.9oe; mtddiing gnif: sa5e. g.
a Fsespts actual It as ast oaa hSd
actual last st year @ For the week. 100000 bales:
against, s97 SIS actual T last week and 277 sss
leans were 2o,75s bales. against 4212 last year
: Spot closed dull; middlng uplands, s.95c; mid.
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR. Oct -
Coffee futures opened steady. with first prices
800 5bogs. The European markets were both
lower, notwithstanding the crop damage reports
changed and the primary receipts moderate. The
interior reported Al 100 bags and the ports e3 600
ba bags There oH, % reported Of
visible, published to-day showed an Increase of
about 7S0, 900 bags for the month. the amount
| now being 13,OO5,325 bags. against 1877 bags
Last month and 9,s2 ,198 bags at the same time
last; year. This showing did most to Offset the
smaller movement and sentiment here seemed to
be quite as bullish as recently though there was
no apparent disposition to hammer the market.
which ruled quiet during the morning at mid
day the market was without further change, and
sales amounted to 5000 bags, including: De-
cember 5.30c; January, 5.40c; February, 5. 45c;
Rio, Steady; No. Z Rio A. $50; exchange I'D.
Receipts {two days. 10000 bags; cleared for the
United States, 5000 bags; cleared for Europe
10000 bags; stock. 69s. 600 bags
u Conee-Dull; !; No. Rio. T-16c.
nr nassas a,r senpg
i:rm; crushed. 5.15c; powdered. 4.75c; granulated
4.65c.
Molasses- Firm New Orleans, 3o@4oc.
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MILWAUKEE, GRAIN. Octob

MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, October Flour,
steady: wheat, easy; close No. 1 northern
6oA 69asc Puts. 6ohc. Calls, 69hc. Rye,
STEADY: So Soa L 5oAe; Barley, easy; No; 2 72e;
33hc. Corn. December, 4SAc; puts, 47%c;
calls, 4S34c.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Oct. 7.-Cattle. re-
ceipts. 5000, including 1000 westerns: market
slow; good to prime steers, $7.25@s25: poor to
medium, So. 75@6.15; stockers and feeders. So :25
0l4.95; COWS. $1.23@l4.5O; heifers. 50. 25@5. so:
Gamers. $1.25@2.4O: bulls, $20r5; calves. S3@17;
Texas fed steers $3@4.25; western steers, $3.50
@3.75.
Hogs. receipts to-day, $4,000: tomorrow. 49,
900: left over. 3407: market slow and steady to
sc higher; mixed and butchers. $7.25@7.s5 good
7.36; light, $Tl7. 80; bulk Of sales. $4,000
Sheep, receipts, 80, 0,0GO: sheep, dull: lambs very
to choice mixed, $2.25dn3.40; western sheep,
s25o@3:7o: native lambs, s3.oo@55o; western
lambs, $3.75@3.25.. ,.s. .e
Official yesterday: Receipts. cattle. 24,soS:
hogs, 1882: sheep 44701: shipments, cattle,
1850; hogs, 4,0S1: sheep, 5,O71.
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PUTS AND CALLS.

1 O'Clock report:
Puts-Decemher wheat. 6614c.
:, Calls-December wheat. 661hc.
/. Curb-December wheat, 6Gfsc.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.

Observation-Disclosures, 154 cars: Omaha, is:
Northern Pacific. 13. Z"
Shipped Milwaukee, 81 cars; Omaha, +: St..
Louis, 49, Wisconsin Central, 2; Great North
crn, 2; Burlington, 5; Great Western, g.
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0CI' % 20 TOO @0o I,I5f IU'35O Do 4'}U
Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
Tor the day by loads follows: Chicago Great
Western, s.; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul. IA ;
minneapolis St. Louis. g.; Chicago, st. Paul
minneapolis & Omaha, IS; Great Northern. 1885,
Northern Pacific. "a Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy. 2; 500 Line. 35: total Oh
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Oct. Cattle,
25OO: hogs, $500. Hogs-Steady. Sales 64,
257 lbs, s7.2o; SO, 263 lbs, $7.25; 65. 25s lbs
$i 30: G4. 245 lbs. $7.4O. Cattle-Steady, 3
beeves 1,176 lbs, $6.75; II cows, $50 lbs. $2.75
9 cows $50 lbs. s3.25: II cows. ::.14O lbs. 81:
22 stockers, s14 lbs, 800; 10 stockers. 90S lbs.
2o6 lbs. So: II yearlings, 575 lbs, $34o; IL year
lings, 4S6 lbs, ST.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07

CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct 7.Butter, firm:
creamery, 180l22Ac; dairies, 15@2Dc. Eggs
steady; loss on. cases retured, 2Ql2Oihc Cheese
steady loss OF cases returned, Sc. Cheese
steady. 1916; chickens. frmer, 9h GI1c. S
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07

TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Oct. 7.-Whea.
- Dull steady; cash and October, 73c; December,
73Ac: May, 74%c. -
Corn--Dull, steady: December, 451ac; May,
42Mc. Oats-Dull, steady. December 32c: May,
33Ac. Glover Seed-Dull easier, October 50, ,Oo;
January, $59S bid No. alsike. $7.55@775.
~: 1E10 > T., -.
ST: LOUIS GRAIN, Oct. 7.--Close: Wheat
Lower;f No. red, cash, elevator, 66Ac; Decem-
ber,s hc; May, 691sc; No. 2 hard .7OG71c.
Corn-In,wer; No. e. cash, SIC; December. 39Ac
May, 30Ac. Oats-Weak: No. 2 cash, SOC: De-
cember, 29Hc; May, ,.pMc; No. WHITE '35c +.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07
GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEA9-
= ?: OILS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Tuesday, Gst Extra creamery s3rtt3 suttsr
fresh eggs, lower Fancy country dressed
veal. firm. Live poultry, weak Green
fruits, steady. New apples, steady. Pota-
toes, easy. Cheese, firm.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-10-07

CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Oct
Rye, December, 4shc. Flax, cash north
eS css6 sae May 2s R
$50. Clover October, $40. =