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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06
DULUTH

DULUTH Mimi. Oct 5.=The Eastern
inquiry has better Tone but not TOO Tn1cn
business is doz1s- Duluth shippers have
not much wheat to offer for, while
Northwestern receipts are heavy, Duluth s
are not. and the wheat that Is coming
has already been SOlG-s The market Was.
active early. bur dull late December
Opeu5d unchanged at $1.115s. sold down TO
S1-1e& and closed 1zc lower. at Sl-11As-
May lost NC Flax was dull and closed
CSC lower Tor October ana 1zc lower for
later options Rye advanced Z a &c.
The close: Wheat 10 arrive, No 1 north
eEz7, SlI31s;z No. northern 81 Il.
No. I hard $1-141s; on track No north
ern. $T-131s: No. northern $1.9S1s:
duruTn- No. l. SIC: No . dErEnl. CSC; De-
ceuber- xl111s; May. s1-I25z Flax, TO
arrive. $L15l4+ on track, SL15A; Oc-
tobsE- $L155z; November $11554, De-
cember- SI-15; May. S1.1S15 Oats, 10 ar.
rive, 3ossc. on track. 304zg- Rye, to ar
rive. 7914cs on track 49, c. Barley. san
A5o- Cars Inspected. Wheat. 2s3, last
year, z86- corr. /; oats. 81. rye. r. bar
ley. i02- fax So last year. h. Receipts
Wheat. 3S3 30 bur- oats. zzS.S12 bU:
barley. 1921 bu- rye S,S46 bu; TAX,
2A515 bu ShlpmeEES-St heat 20, 249
bu- harley, 1888 bu: fax 1855 bur
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IL eRAIN MARKETs

Milwaukee. -FI0ur-ElasisF- Wheat
lie lower, Mol n0rtheHns S1-16. No ?.
sl.13GI15-- May, S1111z- bid. putss $1-185z
asked; calls. Sl.12Szc asked Rye-1ae
higher; No l. S0GS01zc. Barley-SleHs
No. 2, 55c; Sampie. 34652c- Oats
steady standard. 32d33c. CoFn-Steady:
No. 5. 52d535ze; Nav 4Ssf94S7sc bid;
puts, 4Szsc asked. calls 49c asked.
ST Louis, NOV heat-LOweF: longs.
iiaaida ting. N6. ? red cash elevator.
s1.155s; track. S1.1S81 281H December
Sl159ss May, S1-151%9EI-155s, No ? hard
SI.15iJ Ia. Corn-FirTn; No. 2 cash. SIC,
track 541545zc. December. a41c: May.
46@1 N46ssc- 0atS-FTm. No cash.
3l15e; track. 52te Fl33r4e; December. Slice;
May. SO &c; No. white 3315 61341Ac-
Kansas City Nov heat-EOWeE, De-
eember. SI.0Iss aI.BIs1 May $1-017z a
1-01 3. cash. No. , hard. 81 056i1 -9S, No. 3.
Sl-0l98 1-e44k; No. I. sec0Si-92. rejected
S56I90c; No , red, $L10I1I2; No. s,
S1-966L08. No 4 95cMS106- Corn
Steady; December. 446441sc. MAY. 44G-
444se; cash No. , mixed 4S4s G49e; Ne 3.
4S1le, Nc. white. slice, No. 5. 5Ie. Oats
Weak. No , white. 81 G32e; No. mixed.
SOG2Ic
LiveTpo0I-Ev heat-Spet- nominal Fu-
lures quiet; December. Is SD. March.
Is Sd Corn-Sp0t American mixed. quiet.
A. sgd Futures barely steady; Deem
Der, IS Sd.
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NEW York Oct 5.=The market for
coffee futures opened steady at un-
changed prices to a decline OF five points
The worlds visible supply statement
showed an increase fer the month or Ia
ga bags. The present world 5 visible
is 1896. 592 BAGS or the heaviest on rec
ord. This showing had been pretty we'll
discounted but there seemed TO be very
little demand during tudav's session. anu
with HaETe turning easier toward the
close, prices here sagged off and were
finally steady at decline OF solo points.
Sales were reported OF 50.569 bags in
cIuding: October, 6-65H6- I0c; November.
s. soc. December. 6-S5M6.95c. January.
5.95c: March. 7-156F7. 29c- May 7-35lD
~ Zoe AUGUST 7.65c. September, 1900
77ac. Spot Rio steady; No. : invoice,
SIC. mild steady
Sugar-RaW steady. fair refining 81 G:
ce1ltrifIlgal IS test 5-16e. InoiaSSes
sugar. 3kc. Refined unsettled; No. S.
A65c; No Z 4-59e- Ne 8, 4-50e, No 3,
445c- No 10 49c. No H. 430: No L.
4z5c: No Is. 420c: No. a. 420e; con-
fecti0neFs' "A 4.98c, mold "A" 5.40c:
eutIoaf 5.7Gc, crushed 5.75c. powdered
5.15c. graduated. 5-G5c: cubes. 5.30e-
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SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
Notlee Is hereby given that the Great
Northern Railway company viii sell at
public auction at its freight house on
Third street east OF Broadway in the
CRY Of St Paul. County of Ramsey. State
or A1nI16S6Ta- beginning at 10 o'clock g.
m. Nov ( and 3. A. D. 1904 the follow
ing described unclaimed baggage mar
GELS. bundles etc on hand and in pos
session OF said railway company for
twelve months or more t0-wit- Eighty
three zInc and TIN covered trunks Local
check z9592a marked Tom Drainevs'
Local 1891 marked Mrs. n N Wan
yer. Seattle Local excess 44g00 mark
ed Mrs. N. Rodgers Fargo Thirty
SeEen leather and paper covered trunks
Local check SOFAS marked ..Chas. II.
tfHara- Minneapolis y z. & N Special
683b- marked - IL Williams Spokane
Local 146S51- marked irwin C,ran1er
MinCt- ThIrry-nEne boxes ana chests
c.. Sta P. NJ < o. special check 42OS1
marked '-AIaiiond Bros Ehn0re B. e
A special 2l7S50. marked H Rogsaand
Boston Local check 14SI7z marked
Paul Ez2T1sf. Langley N ASH TWENTY
I've bicycles aEsi baby cabs. three saTy7I5le
trunks Local check 73SL7S marked *
H. & CO.. Local S65695. marked -E c.
One no check marked =
Brooks care OF Quaker Medicine Co -
Eighty va1SeS OF all kinds 34s fefe-
scopes. 10 dress suit cases. 557 sacks
bags and bundles Local check 1881.
marked &C EnSkien. Local 926125.
marked j. Warienz Bonners Ferry o.
cal 9261S9. marked L Johnson Local
( $3.50. marked d A Ryan Local
yz61Z1, marked J. webster. Local
SZt50o. marked *. carroll Local
S46St- marked aaEiss Nelson Local
Sl6za- marked GIN Hold Local
SI62a. marked John Frank Local S1646.
marked swan Swanson Local 9a5s2
marked EubaIrIno Be1edeta-' Local
s42314 marked Winston Local
9z2S1G. marked Nelson focal
942S21 marked. II H Brown E<rTsifE-
fish, Nine hHndrEd ana fourteen yzlslT-
ages OF miscellaneous articles. Consisting
OF canes uu1breIlas. packages ard srTT7-
dry articles OF wearing apparel
8 A SMART
General E,zlEEazss teze-yf
Sf-r.rff - 81 - - = go
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STOCKS ARE FEVERISH
VOLUME or BUSINESS EXCEEDS
THAT or TUESDAY
News inaeequa1e@ TO Account FOR ~tf1e Mo-
lencs OF FitsctHatious-st. Paul Is Still
Very Active

NEW YORK Oct 5<Theres was an
excited and fexeFish market for securities
all day today and the voiunae-Df business
somewhat exceeded yesterdays large to-
tai in spite OF intervals Of decided dull
ness IN the trading The movement of
prices was so wide and the fluctuations
so constant and conflicting as to keen
speculative sentiment unsettled and to
puzzle the traders who sought 10 follow
the market. The so-eailed room trading.
however, was on an enormous scale and
operations OF this character changed
often during the day from the long TO the
short side Such news as became known
ed quite inadeGuaIa TO account for the
violence OF fluctuations The widest
movements were without any news to ac-
count Tar them
ST Paul opened one point higher. re-
lapsed TO a fraction under last night shot
up TO 1885 ana fiuctuated constantly be-
sympathetic effect on the whole list. The
stock was affected solely by rumors. with
no definite combinations or more prop
erly the enormous and mysterious vOl-
ulue OF the dealings and the cratic
fluctuations kept up the flow OF ruIlors
which represented puzzled c0njecIureS as
much as any informed reports United
States Steel was subjected To- further
heavy selling but showed Evidences OF
support and recovered vigorously in the
later market but not before a number
OF independent steel stocks had weakened
IN sympathy Trade news 10 account for
the movement WAS as Mulch lacking as
on the advance in the group The trunk
lines We're heavy at first, but moved
DrISkiy upwards later. under the leader
ship Of Pennsylvania Is subsidiary
stocks. including the differenrial lines.
Jagged in the movement, although ru-
NOR was circulated OF coming increase
in the Baltimore & Ohio dividend rate.
This was the enly- apparent ground for
the movement in this group. asserted
helped 10 depress- the lead ana smeiter
stocks
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Cash quotations were as follows. Flour
was firm Whear-N0- spring. Sll24D
I16: No. 3. SLI0TI13. No. red. SL100
I12ss COru-No. .. 53c; No. ? yellow,
55lfc. 0aIs-N0. 2 30@4c; No. white.
321s 033c: No. 3 white, 36ts e9Szc- Rye
No. =. I612c- BaTley-G8ed feeding &c;
fair to choice mating z94T4Sc- Elaxseed-
No l. Bib: No. / Northwestern. Sl16.
POrk-AIess. per Dbl. SIL606II-7e. Lard
Per 100 lbs S7.69IT-6215. Short Ribs
Sides QOose) sS.00aS.25 Si6Ie=Short
clear fboxed). IS .506BS-l5- KKhiskzy-Basis
of high wines SL261s. CloEer-G0mtracE
grade s1228- ReceiptS-tl0uT- So 600 bbls;
wheat 165101 bu. c0Tm -236 800 bu. oats.
- SEQ bu: rye. s 600 bu. barley. 3IE.400 bu.
SfipmenLs-k 1S-loe bHls, wheat 1885,
500 bu. corn. $4,000 bg: oats. z49- 500 bu;
rye T-9e0 bu. barley. 81. 600 bu- On the
produce exchange today the butter mar
ket was STEADY; eFeamerles. 14q20c:
dairies. I3aIzc- Eggs-Steady; at mark.
eases included la IIs4 c, frsTs- Use. prime
firsts Z0e- extras. &c Cheese-E'ifna. 10
GIG1C
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AMONG the ShIppecs On the MARKET
were: Eelzert & Williams, kensett. Iowa;
F. Hinp- Green Isle. Arlington Live Stock
Co. Arlington Palmer Bros. Fairfax:
Moen s. o.. ClaTkheid; Franklin Live
Stock Co. Franklin. A. Altman Fairfax,
J. D Auer Albany;t y F. Johnson At
water. c. Flint. Piano. Mont: G. Mold.
Nielsen. Wis: n EpIeT Maiden Rock
Wis, Sparrow Bros Royalt9n, Ray
rnond Mercantile Co.. Raymond; ConS0n
Bros New London: H HaIfeE ToFah;
EFeifier & Co.. Cold Springs w B.
YVvkoff Haxana N D.: A F. Thompson
Anita. n. D.. Walheod Bros Anefa. Glib
bon Live Stock Co.. Gibb0u: H Oakland,
Aneta. " Murphy, Cleveland N D
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Rumor as TO Erie

Some or the days rumOrs associated
Erie with ST. Paul and Northern Pacific
in the supposed plan OF settlement OF
the Northern Securities contest and
were supposed TO account for the rise
IN the Fries. The regular dividend dec
laratlon on AtchiE0R was followed by the /
advance IN that stock The unpTece-
denied export OF copper has been re-
marked for MANY weeks. but It was the
assigned cause for the strength OF Anal
gamaI9d Copper today. The days r0U-
tine news seemed TO be little cons idered.
The cold weather in the West was dis
cussed but the amount OF corn TO be
harvested Is administering TO sucn point
as to tighten approximations of damage to
Il. Attention was given 10 reports of a
large amount OF Australian gold 70 be
deposited III San Erancisco1aH Monday for
Geographic transfer 70 New York ASSer-
tons as TO the amount ran as high as
81. 600 600. But the movement Is believed
TO be in transit r0-~LoHdOn and due TO
the advantage OF the free transfer across
the continent allowed by our treasury
department.. ST Pauls final price for
the day was * higher than last night.
and only a remnant OF the DAVIS impOr-
tant gains showed at the closing, which
was Irregular Many prominent active
stocks ended the day lower than last
night
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales. par
value, 81 100000. United States IS de-
clined u per cent on call
fo%
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Fast Tourist e servlce 70 california

The Chicago Great Western railway.
in connection NTTh the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific railway viii run a
through tourist sleeping car every week
TO San Francisco Leaving Minuea pelis
ar D. m. St. Paul 20 o. M Tuesdays
via Omaha Colorado Springs and 0g-
dem Arrive San Francisco Friday at
12.59 noon For further information aD-
ply to J. N Storr. GealI AgE. corner Fifth
and Robert streets. St. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06

NEW YORK Oct 5--M0ney on call.
steady at Il. az per cent. lowest TX.
ruling rates. iasr lean closing bid and
offered. per cent. Time loans steady,
sixty days. ga per cent ninety days. S1A
per cent six months. 81. "a per cent.
Prime ufercanES4e uRper- 41s4r5 1er cent
Sterling exchanges WeaK. with actual hrszt=
ness ia bankers bills al 81 S. "a $50 for
demand ana at 81 So 50 q 4. 6s.z5 far sixty
dAv bills. posted rates. $4-64 q 14Ie and
81 S61S 674.S7. commercial bills- Sas83ff-
Bar silver. 81 lac Mexlc.4u dollaES 46e-
Government bonds easy4 Railroad bond4
Irregular
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Doran q COS graIR letter.

CHICAGO Oct Butter - Steady:
Creameries. 14G20e; daries- 13S4 ale.
H,gg-Steady. at mark cases Included Il
TI-9zc. Cheese ~ Firm daisies. 1n1s %
IH1Sc. twins I0c. Young Americas l0R
IQI5c PeuIlry-41iVe easy, turkeys 1zc;
erfekeEs $40. sprInEs. Ice
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06

Railroads. No.1. No. Nos. No Ref n g.
C-,StP.M & o. 6 10 8 -.
G., Sf-P- & < G. L ..
Totals % 81 So 95 81 u
Other Grains-NVi wheat 70; dtlruu1
wheat, /; mixed wheat. 5, western wheat,
2; No. 3 CORR - No 2 oats, 8. No. 3 oats,
~; No. 4 northern oats, S. no grade CATS
3; No z rye, 8; No 3 rye, 3; No ) bar
ley, Z; No. barley g. No / feed barley
10: No. feed barley, z: no grade barfeys
3; No 1 fax Is: No I northern fax. 15.
Cars Inspected Out-F hea-Nos
northern, Is; No northern, SO. No. 3. q
no. Z, II; rejected, II: maearonl- I; \ O.
s oats. f. No. 2 rye. 6: No 1 barley, -
No. l feed barley. 2; No. I la
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Opening prices strong, closing fully Sc
higher than yesterdays best time. Re
ceipts moderate. Average quality fair
Price range. s5s55 e 500: bullV s3s65F7 Sis.
Coed to choice light and medium weight
hogs quotable from $3.50 to S5.95; fair
light. mixed and good to choice heavy
from S5sT9 to $3.50 and common heavy
commons mixed ana rough packing sews
from S5-15 to S5-65. REPRESENTATIVES, sales.
HGgS-
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MINNEAPOLIS

MinneaDG tIS-S TUNED hY the Dig Mime
apolis receipts. multitude OF small n0td-
eTs threw their wheat on the market and
prices broke all around December going
from SLI315 to around Sl.I21s, ana May
selling from Sl-14s4 TO $ll5St. This WIS
in the first hour Orders 70 sell came II
from ali sides There was too much wheat
coming II was not 50 much that there
were T74 ears IN as ClaL there we're ISl
that day a year ago. That was enough 10
lar our The wheat t9E ~ 4 year ago ana
ia yesterday was indeed beaFiSh.
showing. Prices we're on again at II
o'clock December 0IeTinz AT SE12- A
Northwestern Miller bulletin circulated
around the h5oF. II showed total WELD
TOR the three states based on g3reshing
returns and O1her information 10 date. OF
1856 200 bu. Minnesota IS given - 394--
200 bu- North Dakota $3.50. 600 Du.. and
South Dakota 31-03f,0a0 bu- The proper
ton OF good Whear IS placed at 81 per
cent of the total or 10 per cent OF No. 1
northern and Sc per eeHf-of No , nertheEn.
Following is the range OF pr1csS-
Closing
Omen. High. Lew. We'd Tues.
Dec .sl.1S15 ST.1S7s Sl-117s S1-121z sL13ss
May L1E1s HIS LIZsk L15ls- l.145s
On track. No. hard. SLI5&. No.
northern S1134a. No , n6EIhErn-z S1-1ss4
No. wheat $i-02zs TO Sl051z. No.
durun. sac. No. 3 yellow corn, 4s1ae; 10.
3 corn 4Se. No corn. 4Se TO +Sae- No
white oats. 81 G. No oats PSI
Sill
Consolidated company said business was
not cutie W 70 last week On tie VTaale-
and that all thu mills viii nat grind at
flia capacftF Until sales run better. Ire
PiIlSbiIEy- ffaSlabslrn company makes the
situation about the sane-a fair business.
but larEe orders dEElcI1lL 10 land and
nothing N sigTlr 1T me moment 10 fnfii-
cate an immediate Increase in demand
The Washbur71-esraS1v mills are all grind
ing and viii continEe in operation. Tor
the present at least Smaller Independent
mills report little Increase IN demand but
a good tone and satisfactory outlook On
the whole Shipments 516z4 barrels.
First clears are lover First patents
S. 2016. Sc. second patents S6.05 Is.
6rst clears S469G470 wood second
clears. S3-I0G3 Z. o. b. IN Minneapolis.
II W05tL
Privileges
Puts On December wheat liz
State Grain lnspectscH
Northern
Railroads. Nal Hso-2-2zo-ss- = nzs- Rel Nc
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hIe,., YORK Rnttar

NEW YORK Oct Butter weak.
Receipts. $50. Street price extra cream
cry 25ts ale, official price. creamery
common 20 extra 13G12ec-
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Sheep

Receipts liberal Market on desirable
fat sheep and lambs steady Common
killing stuff and common thin native ewes
slow and weaker. Good stock and feed
ing sheep and lambs holding about steady /
Representative sales
killing Sheen and Lambs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06

Minnesota Transfer. ST. Paul, MINI
Barrett & Zimmerman report better
outlet TO the umbermeHS QUARTERS ST1ia-
water Ioggers bought IN carload lots
Horses Weighing from l. 500 pounds and
upward were the desirable kind Values.
IJraffers. a,Tra G235
D-affers choice s--..-.--S.-.-... 1860 785
T)r57Tfers. common 10 good $500. 125G 160
Farm mares. extraz.....--...---.1 3913136
F-s7517 mares choice -..--.. I156 100
7zssTr7s 7755T9Fssz common to good s1111s
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The Chicago Great Western railway
,,ffers choice Of tB0 through tourist cars
every week 10 california one leaving
Minneanolis ana St Paul TuesdaEs VA
Omaha ana the Rock Island route: tina
other leaving on THURSDAYS via Kansas
CITY and the Santa k'e route Fer further
ACT. corner F1fth and Robert streets ST
Paul.
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WHEAT DECLINES AGAIN
INCREASING MOVEMENT FROM
FARMS S The CRISIS
Lower Foreign Markets Also CONTRIBUTES to-
the Stats of weakness-sonne Recovery
Made on Bsssiuc hg Shorts

CHICAGO. Oct. 5.=COnSEanIiy IncreaS-
ing movement OF wheat from farms WIS
the main cause OF a 17se decline N speciI-
latITe prices here today Corn and OATS
are both on shade Provisions are
down 21z to 15c.
Continuance OF a liberal movement IN
the Northwest ana lower pTlces II 1ereAgn
grain markets gave wheat here an easier
tone at the start December was uII-
changed To 1se lower at SLICES to Si-Iz7a,
while May WAS unchanged 70 = @ &c low
er at $1-122sI 1.125Iz to SLIPS a proIIlI-
-nenE commission house was q heavy seller
OF the December option ana, started active
selling BY the pit crowd A lot OF De
cenaber and MAY Whear was O1Lsred Tor
sale by small holders Demand not being
sufficient 10 absorb offerings prices de-
cliued uni1feEEIIDEeC NlktEeE01Ss STOP
loss orders came 0iIE- adding 10 the weak
ness. announcement OF a dig increase II
prin1arv receipts was an influential bear
factor late III the day The low point on
December Tor the session was reached az
During the last few minutes OF trading
some recovery was made on buying Dy
shorts. 1ut-The market closed weak with
December ar S1-IIss- May closed at S1-11Ss
6Lu15-
CleaTanees OF Wisear ana Hour were
equal TO 49, zoe bushels. Primary re-
CENTS were -l652-300. bushels compared
with $50. goo bushels a year ag9s Mime
ceiptS OF LOS cars against 1852 cars last,
week, and 544 cars year ago
Corn on Shade
Small receipts and ans official forecast or
a cold wave tonight held corn prices T1rn1
early in the. day. outstanding the
eakness OF wheat Later in the session
sentiment became somewhat easier as
result OF moderate selling, due 10 Eh6
break in wheat. The Iowa crop bulletin
also exeFted a beaTish influence The claim
being made that fully SO peF cent Of the
crBp Of that state IS now safe from Ga NJ
age by frost December opened i a lie
higher at 511f G51Ssc, sold between so SIS
and SIS G5I1he, and closed at 5l4I5llsc
Local reca5HIs were l26 cars WITHOUT or
contract grade
The oats market showed a tendency 70
follow the COURSE OK cOTEEs trading Was
extremely light. the prospect OF a StIl fur
ther Increase IN stocks nelEz a check TO
outside business. December opened a
shade higher ITS sSe. ranged between
I Size and 311SC- ana closed at 81 &c 1O-
cal receipts were A43 cars
Provisions were weak as result or the
selling out OF a large line or January lard
by & local trader The WeakIleSSs OF wheat
was an additional bear factor Buying by
shorts was the only support OF the market
At the close January pork WIS down.
1915 G15c at S133 21s- Lard was on PIC at
S752I5 Ribs were &c lower at S6-9e-
Estimated receipts fer tomoErOE- " heat
az ears; corn. rs, oats. 49,; hogs. $4,000
head.
Range of Quotations
The leading futures RANGED as follows:
7 2
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New York Bonds

q. S. ref 3 regI1444 Man C. gold As 185St
do Is COUP 10444 Mex Cent is 6S1a
do IS .I641Ei de. LIST inc 16g.
do IS COUP. l03 Y N. a. st. T. As. a4i4
do 4. IS reg 131ss NJ. K & 7. IS -I0l1s
do II. As COUP l3lssi do Ids %
do o. As reg. .1B6i II Nat. OF NJ. C. Is II n
do o. As coup. 106Is iN.Y-C. g. 3 l5s..100
Atch- gen 4s-.1D2 n. J. G. g. 5s--l345t
do adJt- Is sc Nor Pac. 4s.--.1841s
A. Q. L. 4s.... 9S5s do IS ---..---- 443s
3. & o. 4s.--.-I82 n q W. c. As 1904
do. 31ss $780,. 50 OS.L- A. q P. a94s
Cent OF Ca 5s.112ss Penn. c0nv. 31ssi00Ak
do 1st inc. IS Reading gen 4s.l09Js
G. & o. 41es.-1051t iSF.L-eS In c-5s-ll5
C & A. 3Iss..SI ,StLa& S.Ffg-4s S6h
CB.& Q-u-4s-.-9724 lSt-L- S-W. lists. 98Ss
C-M-&St- Pig As 109l4 ; A. l.. 4s-..-. 81
G. 6cN- " .con-7s 1875 So. Pac- 4s.-... 93sz4
C..RL& PRR- 4sI67s So. Ry. IS .-..-lls1s
Go col STA bT. & p. Ists.--1z0
sCCC.& SJL-g-4s192 = E-.St-I-dz " lists 70
Chi Term As. 77iaiU. p. 4s--.-----I05i1
Con. T0b. As. 724. do. cow 4s.-l6I
Col & So As. Sc us. Steel I'd 5s 81
d. e R g. AZ. 1905 Wabash 1sts----1fSL1
Erie l. 4s.... $685. do dep. B. s.
do gen. 4s---- 8zIh.W. & l. E 4s-- 901A
F-W.& D.C-1st.1I0lk us Cent Is 81
Hook VaI- 41ssI0S1t bC0i. Fuel C. 5s-.75
L. & N Uni. 4s-l0l14
7 Offered h Kid
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GHHS. / HHES Commission Co.

Live Stock Commission Merchants.
Room 10. Exchanges 6ldu.. Union Stock
Yards, Scuttf ST. Paul. Mimi, ana
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, lil.
All correspondence will receive prompt
attention. Liberal advances made ON
consiEETueuE5. RefeFeHces-Ja Mon stock
Yards or any Commercial Agency.
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Official recespts for the past seven da.

Lie various railroads entering the yards
reported receipts for the daE. by loads
as follows: G. G. W...z7zsC. A. & ST p
/: NJ & st. LIE Il: Ca ST P M & Old.
P. o. CT. I & Pc 1ztTotaL IS4
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PRODUCE AND WHEAT
Ruling Prices ar Yesterdays Meeting or
the St. Paul Commission Men

ST. PAUL. Oct 5-=FFalfe IN the open
market at TODAY 5 meeting OF the Produce
exchange established the following prices
with the demand good:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-10-06

Wheat was lower yesterday on liquida-
ton OF long grain ana general Snoring OF
market
The stock market was SD0tTy-. Win some
Of the securities strong and others weak.
MI 49,, r1-,s~s-- 60
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Range of Quotations

The Leading futllres rangea as-loIlozzg:
-O9eH3 IIigh.I Low. Close.
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Cattle

Receipts fairly liberal Beef and butch
eT cattle selling steady. Bulls and vaaIs
steady. Good stock and feeding cattle
STEADY others slow Desirable grades OF
mIleh cows and springefs stronger, 9TH
eTs unchanged Representative sales.
Butcher Cows ard Heifers-
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SOUTH ST PAUL Oct. 5-Estimated
Eeceipts at the Union stock yards today
Cattle. us. calves. la hogs, 2.535;
sheep. te 455. ears. Is4
The following table shows the receipts
from Jan T. 1904 tos date as compared
with. the same period IN 1893.
Year Cattle Calves Hogs Sheep Cars.
1904 l96 aS8 % 2e3 630.946 49, 217 1876
1905 1877 1885 81. IS 5f2.52z5 365-1SI 15s584s
Inc .-...29. lis 12S,371 69.D26 2.S92
Dec ..-.--.- 6.s52 -.-.-- ---.--,-------.
The following table shows the receipts
thus far IN October. , g19d4 as compared
with the same peEigd In 1903.
Year. Cattle Calves Hogs Sheep Cars
1904 1868 5SI SEQ 1902 ST
b Il Z 10.
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HOGS OPEN UP STEADY
CLOSING FULLY sc HicHER THAN
YESTERDAY
Cattle sappay Fairly LIbsral- Market
steady-sheep Receipts Iiherzi-Desir-
able Killing Grades OF steep and Lzrsbs
Steady

Steady