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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-07
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

5naeS to Our Decatur
thing about pit conditions but WOULD not ret
too bearish on corn. The conditions of the grow
Ing corn is not any way near as rosy IS rail-
roal officials and public paints it and farmers
are selling no old corn whatever ss.I s
Chicago to Stephens Peavey selling little
December, wheat at 771a @771sc. - = !.
Liverpool close: Wheat, unchanged; corn Ia
lower: So : = 80 d - T -
changed. -. = - 49, 80 !.
: Paris close: Wheat, 10000 centimes lower;
-four. 2bGs60 eentines low err $50
Antwerp close: Wheat unchanged :
Chicago to Lewis: Light receipts in the north.
west the principal cause of strength here to-
day; Peavey selling a little December wheat
The Northwest Weather. innpeg. cloudy, As
above; Grand Forks started rain at 6 last
raining hard, rained all night; Casselton. heavy
rain still raining: Fargo rained last night still
raining. cool: Comstock. light shower last night
Cloud. cloudy and COOL strong north wind.
Chicago: We are having "a pouring rain here;
market frrner. vi stsf11. 71s =.
Chicago to Lewis: Our New York representa-
present prices for any large amount to be taken,
market would have to decline &c to &c.
go to Lewis oa The eo Orange JUDD FareG
bur oats, are larger than public generally be-
| leves In. SsS -
Southwest weather: st: Louis, rain since a.
90. Omaha, clear, fine.
w. It. Baker. former president Chicago Board
ct Trade. died last night of heart disease, Al
+ Spencer Dennston bought about 100000 b,
of May wheat in Chicago.
1o 1l a Wheat and -four 4os. 900 bu
Chicago to Watson: There has been $4,000 b,
No: red wheat sold here for export.
Moore 10 to Watson: Most Of the May whea
sold at 78c was short wheat sold by corn trader
on. weakness In their market. .st-tET&6Es.5
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Bad Weather and Light Receipts,
and Much Better Demand for
Cash Wheat.
Chicago Adjourned EARLY To-day on
Account Of Death Of W. T.
Baker.
Little Good Wheat Coming In
Colder Weather Predicted
for Tonight.

MINNEAPOLIS Chamber of Commerce, Oct
IA sharp drop in wheat receipts startled
the bears not a little this morning ana
made the market firm and higher 70 start
Opening advances carried Decempei "
1854 @76S4c and May to 77Ssc, after -Wnlcli
the market turned quiet out neiu lliiu.
Only SAT cars came into the three prln-
cipal primary points, against l,5S4 lasl
wear. Minneapolis received 1S1 against
37S Duluth 2S6 against 76l and chicago
80 against PAS. Not much petter WAS
the showing southwest, Kansas City get
ting ISL 900 bushels against 81, 600, put 81.
Louis only $4,000 bushels against $1,000.
st. Louis was up 9a@Ac at the start
which helped all other markets. with
the light receipts were more rains ana
a bad weather map. somewhat moullieu
in effect however, by the prediction or
fair weather tonight. TO O'CLOCK inns
morning there were rains In general, al
points from Moorhead to Sioux City and
from La Crosse to Keokuk reporting pre-
cipitation ranging from q of an inch to
ob inches In North Dakota tempera-
lures are down to about 40; South Dako-
ia around 4S; Minnesota temperatures
range from ~ to 46. and Iowa tempera-
lures from so to so degrees. The outlook
Is for clearing off much colder tonight.
. Local stocks have gained $4,000 bushels
so far this week. This is not big gain
under the circumstances and much less
than expected in view Of the condition
of the milling industry. s1,@.
The Orange Judd Farmer put out the
final report of yields. making the average
on winter wheat 1919 bushels per acre
and on spring wheat 1913 bushels Win
ter wheat is figured to total 444, 100000
bushels and spring wheat 260, 100000, or
704, 100000 bushels in ALL For Minnesota
and the Dakotas the yield IS placed at
1870 900 bushels, which is thought here
| to be too high, and consequently there
was disposition here to look upon the
total too high. The Jones estimate
made the yield in the three states 147.-
100000 bushels, which does not include
macarOni wheat, but even allowing for
this there is a material difference The
estimate of total of 7O4 900. 900 bushels
for the total was very bearish one, but
no effect was shown in the market. Chi
cago reports said many traders there were
inclined to pass it as too high and much
- out of line.
against 1.0S9, 5000 last year. and shipments
were 900 bushels against $50, 900 a yea,
ago. Wheat and flour clearances, 4O3 O9(
bushels.
The market turned dull after noon or
account of the close in Chicago. where
the board of trade adjourned on accoun
of the death of w. r. Baker. Minneapolis
was quiet but firm to the end, Decembe
closing at 1914 @767sc and May at 77Ac
-,. The cash market made a decided turf
for the better and all grades sold uuicke
~ and at higher prices. No 1 northern sol
p at 79c for choice, but there was little o
1T In. No. northern sold from 1917
to 771ac. ~-ss-. ss,:. r. =,
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WALL STREET Ne US.
United States Steel Opens Stronger,
but Yields to Attack Almost
Immediately.
General Market Showed Up Well At
the Opening Tho Losses
Followed.

1.ofi
New lots Dts ile az, is
showed conslderaple desIes -
when was " li.s .Iat hsra
II .iie loiis =. e,e - l,,ta a.
@uit.eu ga o,eeL ana
"a pc. ilis hei s,al7
:,
~ per cen. ig lel VII. 80 s,.s -
ere M 6 So nreferred was
.s .,'e ., nno= ~ roc
quo.eu 9. oos silu oo7H c1ose
~ ilol g = :, " g M fr,..
ne ne coi'iiioii piousil. ~
o,VVo sti1 90 asaiiAee % 'sESS'''
CLOS o+,+as e+aal
saYs seil,lls olzlhe oi 49, ,ricss
sto chs VI ,ue ope iiis s
caused q selpack 20 lo7s any "
livery lo1 .he common ditu po,...ss. :.
Amalsamated also mace, RAPID ueoiii. ~ ~
peloW ies
W 7 ins "
YES "a 2 ietsspsg ~ fa,,
dllu anu =
5000 iiictio.f uilaer 7,
y - -
se Irsa,a eaneeie sl., ,,.a ; - 1e1.
- oea.es olesl ulppeu f,s',' ~ ~.
ana Amaigamated copper. 1eM = -: - nv! ne
resi- u ll,e lllarhet was uilsel..eu nossse
OF 70 - were mace pv 1s yea any ~
LOUIS 4ou.h"estern,S fAa1s4s Ivy oouli'
erh' Chicago IerInlnai preleIreu, = eAnss-
1 see Coal ana hooking Coal sMlchlga ga Car
! lost and the preferred 3 1nssp1te OF the
! declaration OF the regular dividend. Kan
sas CITY southern preferred deemed 5.
Des MONIES y Fort Dodge preferred . anu
ECentraf@of New Jersey IN. United states
Steel preferred and Erie were firm and
Inclined to rally. The. market hardened
In sympathy. The United States Steel
second 5s opened q higher lost the gain
and then made some recovery.
/ Selling Of the specialties was resumed
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP


Waldorf gossip to Watson: In spite OF the very
professional character of the stock market nd
speculative sentiment favors tie long side. Bonds
are in better demand and it is considered
curities are Increasing. That is usually q sign
Of coming sctivity and advancing prices IN
tremely easy, and while the cut in the dividend
on United States Steel common to per cent
is expected to- encourage renewed bearish ag,
gressiyeness and some weakness in the railroad
shares. It Is thought that In this event me
latter will be purchase. - ,
tWhallon Case & Co.. from New York: The bad
news is all ont on Steel, action of directors IN
a very conservative move and believe they
will continue to pay. 2 per cent on it:1sIh e
stock is cheap If; it is to pay per cent. a Al
/ would not want to The short Of it.
New York to Edwards Wood 4 Ca weigh,
do better Standard Oil shares will be thu
pivot. There Is excellent buy ing OF Eries Goule
properties under lead of Missouri Pacific and st
iO,lis & Southwest will improve. <
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GENERAL PRODUCE
wednesday, Oct. 7.-Butter, easier. EGGS,

steady Poultry steady. Veal, farm. oo,l.
r1ts ise
ss aaries
EGGs1New laid eggs at mark, cases INCLUDED,
tic; candled loss Of per doz &c; dlstes s4 ne
case, $3.50; April storage, car lots charges
paid I1S $S$S: r,vn. Or oats fancy, 1212, Nc;
twins or fats choice; llc twins or flats, f gE
to. good, s@9c; Young Americas fancy dsg
1$e So a2s esek Nc &c. pulfos sc
Swiss No. /. block, .15e; Swiss, No. 2, block,
12f aaisf poipRy 121s Turkeys mixed coops
hens, large, Sci. hens, small; !71ac; chickens:
1oc; ducks, young, colored, &c; ducks, old, &c;
geese, fat, large 6@7c.
DRESSED aiEATs-veal, ,feney. per ID, s1ae;
&c: mutton fancy, &c; lanbs,- yearlings, fancy,
s@ec; milk lambs, pelts of; s@lsc; hogs lights
-Crappies, medium to large, Sc; small
4@5c; pickerel, SC; buffalo. Sc; bullheads, &c
| tom ATOEs-Per bu, $1.25. - i.
| lPoTATOEs-Fer bu, soc; small lots, sacked
|, ; ONIONS sbu. soc. 81. -..ss5@
POPCORN--old rice, per 10, &c.
| .PIGEoNs--I4ive, per doz, Toe; dead: per doz
sknp xssss fsaes. sf7 f medium
| 8
BEANs--Qu Quotations include sacks 9. Fame Zane
hand picked, -. 25 medium fair, $1.75; medium
, mixed ! and dirty 65 @90c; brown. fancy. 81
brown, fair to good. 81. 90 al. go; Lima Califor
| mia, per III. 7c. 5.s55sZ
:" soUINCEs-Per ebrl, 81. 80; per bu, s1.75.
4 App ES-Jonathans $5M5. so brl; Kings, $3.5
brl; :.2o-oz Pippins.. 50 bril-; Greetings, $3:5
i trl; Baldwins. $3.50 1brl: Talnan Sweets, $3:5
/ "a bril-; choice cooking $2.75@3 brl; Ecrabapples
! $3.50 per brl, rs per bu. +.
! Il ORANG ES--ytlencias, all Sizes s. 04.25
1 LEMONS-California. fancy. as to size. s4.5
! @4:75; Verdillis. choice, as to size, 81 20
Il 4CRANBERRIES-Per brl, $780,
i SWEET POTATOES--Jersey, per brl, 81
| Virginias} per brl, So.
| <PEARS-Eastern Keifers brl, 81 so.
! PEACHES Michigan, 7a-baskets. &c.; l.
TGALiFoRNIA FRUITs-Peaches. per box, 90
@$1.15; prunes per crate DOC; pears fancy
boxes. $2:65; choice $2.25.
EtGRAPES-Co ncords, per basket, 24c; Dela
kay. S1:25;. Connections. $1.25.
.BANANAs--Faney large punches, So; - m.
*HoNEY---New: fancy. white, LIB sections, 14c
goldenrod, 12c; extracted. white, in barrels, 81
q &c: extracted amber, &c. trs
EVEGETABLEs--.-.Wax. beans. per blu, 81; eg
; plant per doz. 81. 5O@2; Iradishes. per doze
punches, 15@20c; lettuce, per doz 20c; Lettuce
. beds. per doz, 30c mint, per doz 25c; celer,
I per doz. f25c;- new beets; per bu, 100000; spi
3 ach. per bu.s 50@6Oc;; squash, per doz, SIP
caulinower, per doz, 81 @1.25; parsnips, per b
4 75c. 5Fi2 Ez.at
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ALL WATCHING STEEL
STOCK MARKET INTEREST CENTERED Il
THE COMMON s.rfinK q.

y VIZ 011A1s1A1'a ~ E1EoI CENTEHEU IN
THE COMMON STOCK.
y New York Oct. Interest in to-tlay's stock
market centered largely around the Steel shares.
particularly the common London higher prices
for these issues was doubtless the chief reason
for their early strength. however.
3 Opening prices for Steel common ranged from
ia to 17A for 900 shares or Y above and
below yesterdays Close Steel preferred on
sales of 5000 shares. made 3 maximum adj
vance OF *. The balance of the list was gen.
orally higher. 80
EARLY gains In Steel stocks were soon lost.
the common declining fun point and the
s The weakest stock on the list was Amalga-
mated Copper. which declined almost two points
on heavy selling credited to Boston,
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Oct. 7.-Weather news is
bad no, and the sentiment consequently bullish
being well filled: The market was very dull.
December g opened unchanged at 75Mc,- sold at
At Cash sys xets f Nay ~ at
s1one oaesep sed 1 e sad eos ea
at $l;os. November advanced 1c. Oats ad-
Sa He Close Hs;. wheat to arrive No j hard
seMe; No: northern, 7e1zc; no = = northern:
7ec; on track, No; northern, 7ehc; No: >
!. &c; No. ?. 65c; October, 79Mc;. December,
1 1iSas !, Nay ns 7se Flax IN store 81 o. to ar
On Fack Dsee%ber s52 Msg
kye e. ,f 9fts trsst rss R5Esv 2
last year. 15s Receipts, Wheat: 5o4.s2s bu;
aax, AZ $50 bn Shipments u wheat. 1914 bu
oats, 1,s6e bur; barley, 500 bu; nax, 125, ss1 bu
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Oct. -
aaosrmheeeipts p go brls sales, 1,2oo pack
sas sSoeo far2 acvs
armer on small northwest receipts, light offer
SCI aaa h5g 1 outside msrEets December
ern, SOC + Q. b: afoat Corn-Recelpts, e, 900
weather conditions. Oats-Receipts, $4,000 bu u;
market nar nominal: track white, state 4olh @4ec.
close: Wheat-necember. S4Ac: May, S2A C.
tornn-Decc1nber, 81 &c; May, soc. :
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN AND FLOUR, Oct. Z
lour alady. Wheat-Higher; No north
RsesmDeI ME- pc BID Rys-Firm ~
Oat;s-steady; standard 81 Nc. Corn-Decesnber
! 45hc asked. :-,-,.'-1 I - - - ::
WheataPuts. 77Ac bid; calls, 7s@7sMc asked
Corn-Puts. 44kc- bid; calls, .45asc..
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Oct Close: Wheat
higher: no 2 red, cash. elevator. s5aNs7c; De
c c1nn, SS4Ms4Ac; May, s2Ac; No. hard. 751
december. =. 41he; May, 41Ae oats-stronger
ao%c; May s67zc; No. 2 white, 4o1s @41c.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN. Oct 7.--Wheat-pc
Sem6sr. eNSAc; Nay SsMe; No hard
@oc ss%soe Ne red Sc No sG7ec
! *aA c. cash. No. 2 mixed. 40c: No. q WHITE
4VRc; No 4Oc. Oats-No. 2 white, .37639c
No. mixed, 3512c. IS <iE-sle' $50
i. CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS, o.
nort kye; Dess :, G1 sse May Sc Flax
Timothy, October, Sc. 80; December, 81: Jam Jam;
a5y S. Clover, October, sill Barley, cast
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS Oct. 7.--Increa sed
receipts of hogs with lower prices at the Yards
caused IL. an easier nndertone in provisions and
that the market held barely stead at the open.
ing figures. January pork was OFF 1oc at the
start ut 20: lard and ribs were each down
Close: Pork, October, $1o.95; January. $1215;
May: S1230. Lard. October, 50: @ November
So 20; December $667 ": January, SIG. 72K May,
9:75. Ribs, October, $500; January, s6.47ls6
$50; May, $8.521S. gsit7 n ~ - =
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BIG STRIKE THREATENS
Western Miners, 22, 900 Strong, May
Walk Out.
York Sun special servic.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. President
John Mitchell of the United Mine Work
ers and members Of the executive board.
are meeting here for consideration Of
grievances presented bysth officers repre-
senting the districts composed of Colorado,
tory is regarded as highly probable.
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PlHtIlILlPPlNEs SECRETARY MARRIED.

New York, Oct. 7.-Beeckman Win
throp, assistant executive secretary of the
Philippines government. and Miss Melza
Riggs, daughtersof Mrs. John Dunn Wood,
were welded at st. Bartholomew's church
at noon to-day In the presence of a large
were: a. number of Harvard men, former
classmates OF the groom. Mr. and Mrs.
winthrop will leave shortly for Manila.
where he Will resume his official duties.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, OCT. 8.

Inspected In-Wheat-Cars- .
Great Northern-No. ! northern, 4; No. north
err: 10: No. 3 10; rejected. 7;,ne grade a ss
6: No. 3, 8; rejected. Il; grade, IA.
st. I.ouis-No . northern, 2; No. 8, 3; no
grade, II. s. ,,--.... XIV
500 Linc-.No. ! northern 9; No. 2 northern.
10; No. 3; ii; rejected, 13: no grade, 3D..
Northern Pacihc-No. northern, 2; No. 2
northern, IS; No. 3 10; rejected, q no grade: ..
lOmaha--No. 8, 2: rejected. 3; no grade. ID.
= TotaIaNo: ! northern: IS: No. ? northern,
81: No. 8, 49, rejected. 80: grade, 1O1. =
Other rGrains-No.. macaroni wheat 3; re.
tected macaroni wheat. 4; no grade macaroni
No. 3 white oats. 20: No. 4 white oats, SO;
Nos oats, 81; grade oats. 20: No. 2 rye, 4;
No. rye. I: no grade rye. 5: No. 3 barley. 2:
No 4 barley. 10; No barley. 81: no grade
barley. 20; No. ! fax As; No. northwestern
flax, s.; rejected fax, 50; no grade fax, /:
Cars Inspected Out-No. l northern wheat, II:
No. northern wheat A.: No 8 wheat, 16; re.
tected wheat, 10; no grade wheat, 81; macaroni
wheat. 81 No 8 winter wheat. 2; No. 3 yellow
corn. q No corn, q No. 8 white oats 10,
No. white cats 3; no grade oats, 2; No. Q rye
2; No. 3 rye, 2; no grade rye, /; No. 8 barley
/; No. barley. O.; No. 5 barley, II; no grade
parley7; No. 1 fax, g.; rejected nax, 1. 49,
Il. DYING AMI rAYya
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THE FLOUR MARKET

GOOD BUSINESS REPORTED ON A STEADY
PRICE RANGE. .,.-. +
There is still no change of Importance to re-
port III honr prices proper but quota lions Oh by
products We're shaded all around this morning
me Hour market remains steady with good de-
hahd ana continued business at satisfactory
prices sales being almost exclusively to do
nestle buyers. " -. w,
Shipments. 22,5GO barrels =.
First patents are, quotable, s445@4 SO: sec
ond patents, 81 35 "a. As: first clears So 656375:
second clears 81. 75@2.S5 f. Q. b. in wood Min.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WET WEATHER CAUSES ADVANCE IN
EARLY DAY PRICES.

Chicago Oct. 7.-shorts in the wheat pit took
alarm to-day at the unfavora BILE weather condi-
lions prevailing turnout and bought freely. caus-
ing a strong undertone in that grain. There was
for the more distant futures. and that month,
after opening shade to !k@Ac higher at n Ac1
to NC. advanced to 779s @77Ac. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported receipts of 4e7 cars. which,
with local receipts OF 80 cars, none contract,
made total receipts for the three points of al
Prices held firm on good commission house
demand and December closed lac higher Mt
: Close s Wheat. October, 7s1sc; December, TVS
ter. 771ac, No. 8 hard winter. 7bGl77c; No.
/ northern spring. soc; No.. northern spring,
SOMS1c; No-3 spring, 77@79c.
4 The same influence that affected wheat pricea
was the dominating factor in the corn pit, Wet
weather turnout the corn belt, and prices ruled
firm. December opening shade to AMsac higher
at 44Jsc to 451ac. with sales at 45Ac later in
the day Local receipts were 374 cars, With %
OF contract grade.
IN spite OF the continued selling pressure from,
provision people the mai ket ruled ssteady with
/ good demand for December from commission
Houses December closed with gain of AmAc
| close 2 Corn October. 44Mc; December. 451sc;
May A &c cash corn, No. 2, 45@45Ac; No. 5,
An Improved shipping business. decreasing re
ceipts together with the nnfavorable weather.
brought out considerable buying orders for oats
grains December opened &c to M@Ac higher
| at 3Gc to .3GM36ihcs but prices showed little
change in the first part Of the session. Local
receipts were 143 cars.
AZ a ~ & g e. -
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Oct Cattle. re-
ceipts. q, 900; slow and lower good to prime
stockers and feeders. $225Gl4.15; cows, s1.40M
4.25; heifers. $2@475; Gamers 81: 4o@25o;
steers $275@3. so; western steers. $3@4.75.
Hogs, receipts to-day j 900; Tomorrow. 20, !
600; Ice to 15c lower; mixed and butchers, $5.45
@6.1D; good to choice heavy, $5.50l 100; rough
heavy. $5@5.45; light, $5.60@610: bulk of sales,
$5.45@5.S5. s.55i $40;
Sheep, receipts 81. 900: sheep and lambs steady
to 15c lower; good to choice wethers. So So 80;
fair to choice mixed $2.25@325; western sheep,
s2.25G4; native lambs, s3.5od5G5: western
lambs, $4.40@5.40.
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81. seh CAST d; commercial bills, $4.S2@4. s21s;
bar silver 69ssc; Mexican dollars, 4514 govern
msnt bonds, easier; railroad bonds, steady.
sa st t,Iis
rate, per cent, lust loan 2A per cent, closing
money. nomiI al 5. 30 days, AZ as per cent; 30
DAFT Rsr sS months
day, So, so2,17s.42; New York exchange. selling
rate. s10c premium; buying rate, soc discount;
Chicago exchange, selling rate. a1Oc premium;
dGssaHniPs AuE; So Sc 5000 ss7.s7
3 LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE amount of bullion
taken into the Bank OF England on balance to-
day was g 100000. ~,
francs, 20 confines for the account.
LONDON, Oct India council bills were
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Oct. -Consols
for money, So &; consols for account 50; Ana.
conda, 3M i; Atchtson. "; Atchison pfd, 81 a;
Chesapeake s Ohio. s. q; Chicago Great Yves,
tern, l6; Chicago, Milwaukee 8 St: Paul III;
yer & Rio sGrande pfd; "; Erie % * Erie 1st
1851; louisville s Nashville, lo1M Missouri
Kansas 4 Texas ISM New York Central. 121 =
nSl1os Mssts5n Western 1.fo
yania 81 ); Rand Mines. 9M;; Reading, 24A
Reading 1st pfd, SO; Reading ID pfd, 81 South
hailwsy Southern ailway
iss United States Steel pfd, Soy SO
bash, 20; Wabash ptd 321a. Bar silver, firm Il
|27 D-16d per ounce. Money, 1Aa az per cent III
rate Of discount in the open market Tor snor
in the open market for three months bills /
E31a GI3M per cent. 5e
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dull. Pork Easy; mess, $13. bo@14.25; family,
$19@19. 30; short, clear. 4.5O0l16.5O Lard
Easy; prime western steamed, IS.
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NJ . barley oar 80
NJ !. harjey a ear ,.,.;............. 81
NJ a hariey orr AZ
N" 4 harley ear; . ..... 40 :
No. s barley; T. cur -. 49,. + ~
No. d barley, cars, 80. II
No. s barley. i car .................. .441s
No ) barley, l. car .................. IL
No. ) barley, l. car .I..:..... .3S
No, 70 barley. / car
No grade harley. Il ear hot ........ .28
No Srn,le harley cars ,,....... -. 40
No grade barley, 4 cars ................ SO
M Grade harley car Wheaty ..... 40
No. Z aax. 10 cars .................... 1917
No i flax = GERS Observation-Disclosures. OF Y.
Rpiectcd hnx ears ....... 1901,
10 grade aax. 1 car ... -. .961a
10 Grade aax, 1 car heating .......... .95
Tn.nAY,S RANGE OF WHEAT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK COTTON, Oct. The cotton
points on better cables, forecasts for cooler and
with some demand, presumably on the reaction
theory. The reeei2ts for the day were heavy.
however, and shortly after the cali there was
renewal Al 9f heavy selling By interests, promin-
forced prices back to- within two Or three points
. At noon the market was steady with prices
net Il to Ii points higher. Spot cotton steady
. Cotton, spot. closed quiet, 10 points higher;
middling uplands, 960c: mfddling gulf, $3.50;
Sales 412 bales. ~ - ]
Cotton futq1ss closed steady October el7c;
9.29c; Fefbrnary 9: 2ec: March, 9.31c; April,
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, Oct. T.
sugar--Raw. stead fair refining. 3asc; CEN
trifggal 90 test. 3 %c; molasses sugar. 31sc; re
fined, steady: crushed. 5.4Oc; powdered 4. 9Oc:
granulated 4 Soc: Coffee Quiet; NOT Rio.
51ac. Molas STEADY; New Orleans, 81 q 42c.
ST, LOUIS LEAD AND sPELTER, Oct. r.
Lead Outlets; 4.3oc. Spelter-Steady; 5.6oc
PEORIA WHISKY, Oct 7.-whisky on basi,
of $1.24 for finished goods.
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ANOTHER FAIR GAIN IN ALL WHEAT PRlCES|
RANGE OF WHEAT PRICE IN MINNEAPOLIS

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Open. = To-day Yesterday Year Ago.
@7e. .7ss4@7sM 81
'.774 76h@77 TN 81 Y767s@7
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: NEW YORK PRoDUcE. Oct. 80 Rn

NEW YORK PRODUCE, Oct. I, - Butter
Receipts, 1886 packages; market steadier; state
dairy, .15@10c; extra creamery, zoe. Cheese
state full cream. fancy. small colored, 12Ac;
small white, l2Ac; large colored.. .12c; large
white, PC Eggs-Receipts, 1857 pack ages;
market unsettled; state and Pennsylvania, fancy
mixed, 25@26c; state and PENNSYLVANIA seconds
to frsts, 2l@24e; western extras. 25c; western
DC; refrigerated, 19@2lc. "a 81 4 -
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct. 7.-Butter easv:
creameries; 1871 0l2oc; diaries, 14@lsIc Cheese,
steady; daisies, II Ne; twins, lie: Young Ameri.
cas-, 111sc..s Eggs, steady, at mark cases in.
Guided. -1S@19c. Poultry. easy; turkeys 1oc;
chickens, hens, 101ac; springs 1917 0I1ic
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THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

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PITTS AND CALLS.

Two o'clock report: -. ~:
i Puts-December wheat, 1910.
Calls-Decenlber wheat, 77Ac. -
Curb-Dccenlber wheat, 76Ac.