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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-08
GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

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onn 1,II rvith nnr S;st;,1ers, frte1d Ha
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ton Is unreliable. he says q plan is under
way when WIZ result ~ Dehe4tz TO tne STOCK
noloets IN respeGi 70 tne alSon9i pea: ne says
n Gyo to To- turn OUT @ @
OF oS,9ooovv anu pdoua4iy Auo,voyvo eaIlons OF
a0 tae LEV LEV law. ne e FAYE
they nguHe tnat. uitlmately me demand o OF TINS
country ought 70 taKe care OF at least aoo,o0O,-
~ nd year ~ s s+ whoie iA was
o,rnat anat tho nited s+. tns
SLY s,, Ia.;a frn s ~
osee1 corporatlV WIN uer1yo AioM lls acqusition
~ Nsth =. W ~ ine
Hlsas MSrsneaa, IanwGi ;ra autnoraties
nave estimated that these iron mines contain
ene ordg ~ 1 tns s nataS %cn
oxn 9on nns suaSe gary suVseu opan.on,
A:xoooovvvu tos, anu ~ saT nn.o tne sop"ny
~ ~ tne nelgaDo a u Aaoo,VysoO Tolls OF
wnicn ~ ~ ooe plesenI rae VI a
a sftl Tons moudu iass CLOSE t
tha shane or this vttai necessi+V ~ 4he non,.
nanv:a aS,.tanca for nar,od syr,c;antiv iono
+" s,S+ ~ naS.s+ oonsarrpetine innastn. wSiis
* urioo NJ wbIoh M 40 :. oh+ainaE :. htaha,
than tha basis A. which ore Aho1dinps IN The
ground have been estimated the yery impor
tant part must not be lost sight Of that the
snpp1v Of ore in this country Ia being consumed
at a Tremendous rate and therefore becomins
YEARLY 81 increasfnp value ner ton a that ths
average mice at Which the Tinted statas ste a
corporation will finally obtain this raw 'materia
will be comparattyely low in comparison witt
what other companies viii be obliged to ex
pend - - - - -
been repeatey pointed out sS By the Record tha
the principal markets for durum wheat wer,
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- PUTS AND CALLS. .
Puts-December wheat, 73Nc.
Calls-December wheat, TIC. ~:
Curb-December wheat. 73fsc. 81
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION OCT, {

STATE GRAIN INSPECTION OCT. 8.
Inspected n-Wheat-Cars-Great Northern
No. l hard, SO; No. i northern, So, No q
northern. a; No. %; No. 4. 4; rejected, 4;
Milwaukee-No. hard, i; $ No. i nor thorn, Is:
No. northern IS; No g. 21 No 9; rejected,
Minnsapoiis 8 St. 1ou.s-so. s, 4, no
grade, g. ~
500 Lne-No hard, So; No. 1 northern, Is;
Northern Pacifc-No. i hard, %; No. Il north
ern, 18; No: 2 northern, s.; No. 3, 4; No. 4. l;
rejected, 1; no grade, 5.
Omaha-No. 8, s; No. 4. i, rejected, i; no
= Chicago Great western--No. ? northern l.;
no grade, I. -. l. s%Es-s 49,
Other Grains-Cars-No. 1 durum wheat 10;
No. 2 durum wheat, 10: No. durum wheat, %;
No. durum wheat. g. No. 2 winter wheat, ii;
No. winter wheat, 6; rejected winter wheat,
"a; no grade winter wheat, 10; mixed wheat,
8; No. 8 yellow corn, 2; No. 8 corn, 2: No. A
corn, 8; No. 2 white oats. i; No. white oats,
II; No. white oats 3d. No. OATS rs; no
grade oats, II; No. rye. g.; Nc rye. 8;
10; No: feed barley, 81; No: 2 feed barley, "a
no grade feed barley s; No: northwestern fax,
g; No. / fax, q; rejected fax. 81; no grade
flax 6. -s..--.5 : @..--z-fa - =E4ssE Il
! Cars Inspected Out-No. / durum wheat O.;
No. durum wheat. 2; No. durum wheat, Il;
No. / hard wheat. s.: No. 1 northern wheat. 86;
No. northern wheat. II: No. wheat z; re-
jected wheat s. no grade wheat 2: mixed
wheat, l. No. yellow corn, 1; No. 8 white oats,
8; No. a white oats, 6, No. barley, Z; No. l
feed barley, q; No. rye, 1: No: northwestern
FAX, 2; No. fax 8: rejected fax, l.
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MONEY REPORTS

PARIS. Oct. 8.-Threea per cent rentes, 95f
csc tor the account. Exchange on London, 25f
1870 for checks. S399#
LONDON, Oct. s.-Gold bars, IT'S 11Ad;
BERLIN, Oct. Exchange on London 20
marks AN pigs for checks. Discount rates:
Short bills. per cent; three months bills, 4B
per cent. ~. !.sfs.s.s -. II .-. ass-.--
The United States today secured about 81, 800,
900, practically all the gold which will be avail
abe In the open market this week. . &c.,
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 8.-Bank clearings to.
day $4,618 SO2b9; New York exchange, selling
rate, 10c discount; buying rate, SOC discount;
Chicago exchange, selling rate, Toe discount;
buying rate, 40c discount; London 6O-day sight
documentary exchange, $4.79% Local money
stronger and no business done under 8 pei
cent, ...- ., h. .-.-.-r ~. - j,
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OPENING CHANGES
ARE IRREGULAR
ADVANCES PREDOMINANT. BUT
ARE NARROW AT FIRST.
Brisk Buying Later Put Prices Still
Higher, Particularly Among the spe-
cialties-Railroads Do Not Maintain
Gains So Well as Industrials Special
Pressure Against Reading.

New York, Oct. s.-F1rst prices Of stocks
showed mixed changes from Saturdays closing
within q generally narrow range. The gains
were most conspicuous and were in the ma
5ortty. Six thousand Shares of United States
Steel sold at 4S& and 40 compared with 483s
on Saturday. Canadian Pacific, Iowa Central
preferred and Smelling gained large fractions.
Pullman sold at advance of and General
Electric 2h. Great Northern preferred de-
clined i.
While the early rise in prices did not exceed
1ractiona! limits in most of the representative
stocks, the buying was of a brisk and varied
character, particularly in the specialties. Rail
road stocks did not maintain their advance as
well as the industrials, realizing In Reading
and Atchison prompting sales Of other stocks,
Among the advances recorded were: !. General
Electric, points; Westinghouse Electric and
Paclnc Coast, 81; Smelling, 2R international
Power, 4 Y, and Great Northern preferred,
Northern nor Pacific Union Pacific. New York Cen
tral. Iowa Central preferred, United States
Steel, Lead, Colorado Fuel and Pittsburg Coal
preferred, 1@1ss. Toledo, st. Louis & Western
preferred, fell l and Wisconsin Central pre-.
ferred IL. u - ~ - i. a. a..0:.- = :
:. Wide advances in group of high priced in
eustrla!s did not affect the general list, which
dropped. Pressure was directed especially
against Reading. General Electric advanced SIS,
westinghouse Electric 771e,E Pullman 51a, Smelt.
ing n, United States Reduction preferred 3,
Atiantlc coast Line ~ and Norfolk & Western,
Chicago & Alton, Rock Island, Southern Pacific,
bethlehem Steel and Allis- Chalmers / to ".
There was decline in Toledo, st. Louis Yves
tern OF IN, Vulcan DEFINING H., St. Louis &
San francisco second preferred and Union Bag
preferred /. Bonds We're firm.
speculative operations were Of a langutd char
acter aside from those embracing the minol
stocks, In which there was revival Of interest
At one time Union Bag increased its advance
| to points and AnIalgamated Copper /. 1*.'.
| Active bidding for particular stocks stopped IL
the mtdafternoon and the market became dull
and commonplace: Prices all around were vel
sustained, and but few of the standard stocks
were quoted at more than. a small fraction allow
last weeks close, despite the many spectaculd
advances in the specialties. Kansas & Texa
preferred rose 1 and Toledo. st. Louis s. Western
| into a similar gain. -
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THE CASH TRADE
RAH PRICES ARE H1GHER-oTHER PRICE,
HOLD STEADY.

RAT PRICES ARE H1GHER-oTHER PRICES
HOLD STEADY.
FLAX-Receipts. 113 cars against 90 cars
4fAs a9o' shipments. 81 cars; Duluth receipts.
AZ oars, Closing prices: Minneapolis. cash,
N,10Ml to arrive Sl,10M. -. -
s cORN-No. 5 yellow corn closed at 4e%c
a4eeapts 10 cars; shipments, car.
ipATS-N9: white oats, closed at $3.50.
&epetpts 116 cars, shipments, 80 cars.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
kpA cracked corn, In sacks, sacks extra, $17@
H.A5. No. ground feed 2.3 corn and 1-s oats.
HAD sacks, sacks extra, $1725@17;5o; No.
4tornd feed. n corn and n oats, s0.lb sacks,
HAaks extra, S1T.5o@17.75; No. 8 ground feed,
&A corn and 2.s oats. 7o-lb sacks, sacks extra,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. follow: Bran in
Hinas, .s1s@1s Is; red dog ia Nos, ga; bo@
!. 4toib sacks, s1.75 additional Shipments for the
RYB-No. 3 rye closed at 56A @5eAc. Re.
aeipts, II cars; shipments cars
BARLEY-Quotattons range from $500 to 500
Receipts, 90 cars; shipments, AZ cars.
HAY-Rsoeipts are running light and demand
n good, Prices are higher on every grade and
1n straw also Timothy, choice, S12. 80; No.
Timothy. 11.oo@12i timothy, No. 2, $1O5o@11
Nnothf, No. 3, $500; prairie, choice, $12; prai
tie. I'd, I, S11 @11.50; prairie, No. 2, $10@10. 80
prairie, No. 8, $7@S: midland, No. l, $s@e: so
midland No. B. S6@750; no grade hay. S2.50M
Yoe0I rye straw. no. /, $4,000; rye straw, No
3 A.o14p; wheat or oat straw: $3.50: no grade
Vhar. S3d1s. Receipts, 80 tons; shipments
&onc.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Oct. s.-rhe cotton
market opened weak at decline Of 5@1s
points in response to lower cables, better wealth
er and reports Of more liberal spot offerings.
Trading was heavy. There was slight advance
sure, was aggressive, and shortly afterward the
initial loss was increased to matter Of 22@
"a points, which carried prices nearly 20 points
down from the recent high level. At this leve
there was sufficient covering to check the
decline, but the tone was very nervous anG
unsettled during the middle Of the morning.
Cotton futures opened easy; October, 10.43c
November, 10.87c; December 1O.3sc; January
1o.36c; March, 1o.52c; May, 1o.5Sc; June, 1886
bid; July. 10.62c. .s~Et 5s- - --.-
After selling off to net decline of 23@2s
points the market rallied about 10 points ant
at midday vas very nervous at = net DECLINE i
uplands. lie; middling gulf, 11.25c. a."
Spot closed quiet, 10 points lower. Middlins
uplands. 1o.6oc; mtddling' gulf, 1o.9oc: sales
NEW YORK OIL, Oct. s.-Petroleum
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THE FLOUR MARKET

FOUR SMALL MILLS cLosEp-PR1cEs HOLD
k5<,.= FIRM. ,r-' 49, =
-Four Of the smaller mills are closed for the
present and a smaller total output Is promised
TOR the week. Prices are firm as quoted. u Some
nilers said demand was better to start the new
week. but others could see no improvement and
found business unsa tisfactory.
Shipments, 1922 brls. = ~.
First patents are quoted s4.2o@4 80; second
patents. 94.1O@4.20l first clears. $3.25@3. 35
eeeond clears. $2.4o@25O; in wood, f o b Min
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FUN FOR Him.
Philadelphia Press.

Askum-Who was that fellow who
Just stopped to talk to you?
Dubley-That g my old barber.
Askum-Does he usually stop you on
the street, y
Dubley-No, but he knows I'm
shaving myself and he just wanted to
look at my face and gloat over me:
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Oct e.-Wheat stronger;
track, No. red, cash. 7e@7ehc; No. hard,
1 Gosh @ sts:dJ tlaeF cssh 5N @5e
December, lo1hc; May, 41Ac; No. 2 white,
47@471ac Oats firm; track, No. 2 cash, "a
@34Hc; December, 84A @34Mc; May, 36Ac;
No q white, 321hc.
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! S7A; Southern Railway preferred, 1917; South
ern Pacific, 98ss; Union Pacific, 1893 is Union
United States Steel preferred, Iii u IW abash,
y; Wabash preferred, 48h; Spanish fours, 95 y
Bar silver steady, 81 Lied Rper ounce
! Money. 21a@3 per cent
| The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 4M@4A per cent. The rate of
! bills is 49s per cent.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Oct. s-Eggs, 241s
Q25c refrigerator eggs, 22@23c: receipts II, 894;
market steady. Butter creamery. 26c; imita-
ton, 1914 @2Oc; ladies'. 1870; extra renovated,
21h @22c; renovated, 1914 @2Oc; receipts. ,276;
market steady. ~
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PREFERENCE.
49,. u. = IL a - ~

"Pete,'' said Meandering Mike,
"don't you wisht you was one o. desc
trust fe1lers9O ss,45
+: "No,'' said Flooding Pete, "I'd
sooner take me chances wit police
judge any day dan wit grand jury
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS WEAK BECAUSE OF LowEI
NARTES

Chicago, Oct. s:-The wheat market today
opened weak because Of lower cables, which
were based upon increased shipments from Rus
sia and larger receipts in the northwest. There
was no selling pressure and trading was very
quiet. December wheat opened Nc to &c lower
at 1890 to 1850, and sold at 1870. Mime
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts Of
1,133 cars, against 1000 cars last week and
1,2S9 cars one year ago. =, Il
During the last half hour the market be-
came firm on y good buying demand. The
high point for December was "a BE- . The close
was strong and at the highest point of the
day with December up &c at 74hc.
Cash wheat, No. red, 72Bc; No red, II
@72c; No. 2 hard 72@76c; No. 3 hard, 70@74c;
No northern, 8o@s2c; No northern, 77@s1c;
No. spring, 71@81c.
Close-wheat, December, 74hc; May, 1875 a
The market was influenced by the strength
Of wheat and December advanced during the
latter part of the session to 21ac. The close
was firm with December a shade higher at
42Ac.
The corn market was easier on larger local
receipts and good weather for movement Of the
crop. December opened u @Ac lower at 42A @
42ssc, and sold at. 42@421sc.: Local receipts
Were $50 cars, with 18s Of contract grade.
Cash corn, No. 2, 46% @46c; No. 8, '45h @4ec.
Close-Corn, December, 4215c; May, 4o%c.
| Oats were easier. There was some selling by
local longs but the market was very quiet.
December at the opening Nc lower at 84c.
and declined to $3.50. Local receipts were s4s
Ca Cash oats, No. O. $3.50; Mo- 8, aahc. q
Close-Oats, December, 84Ac;mMay, 83h @
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AN ADMISSION.
Brooklyn Lif

bTUOKIyH -IIIt.
s5a Friend-But I suppose you will ad-
nit that a rich man has some advan-
tages over poor man.
The Millionaire-O yes. He oughtito
realize more quickly that money is not
the same. thing as happiness.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, NJ,

Em1DWn1 11O1tsE 11A1nE1, minnesota Tfans-
fer, Oct. 6.-Barrett & Zimmerman's report
The market for the past week has been very
lively. with some very good sales. The outside
lumbermen are in the market again for their
up quite sluggish, altho the prospective buyers
are looking for the large drafters. Sales were
made at the following prices: Drafters, extra.
commcn to good, $17o01so; farm mares, extra.
$125@150;s farm mares, choice S110@125; farm
mares, common to good $S5@l10; delivery.
s1so@1eo: drivers. $13o025o;, mules, according
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Oct. s.--The pro
visions market was easier, chiefly because Of
"a &c decline In price OF live hogs There was
an exceedingly small amount Of business at
the opening. January pork opened: 21ac- lower,
At $13.27H. Lard was down az 15c, at $500.
Ribs were a shade to 21hc lower, at s7.22h
to $7.221a @7.25. ..,.~~.s, ~, =. IS
Close-Pork, January, s1s.5714: Lard, octo
Der: $500; January, $7;97h. Ribs. October
$685.; January, $7.30@7. 1924.
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A wooden-legged candidate for the town coun.
ell of Claston, England, urged his fellow ar
tisans to elect him on the ground that .
wooden leg in the council would be a pleasant
variety among the wooden heads there now.
''yote for Peggy" is his inspiring slogan.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct. s.-Cheese, strong
daisies, 12K @18c; twins, 121h @12Ac; Young
Americas, 1871 @12Ac. Poultry, live, firm;
turkeys, 13c; chickens, 1Ohc; springs, 9hc.
Potatoes, firm, 83@43c. Veal, steady; 80 to
80 lbs, e@eac; 60 to IS lbs, 7@S7ac; IS to
10 lbs, 8h@9hc. a...,--s -..ees
17R@A3Ac. Eggs. steady at mark. cases in
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN. Oct. s.-Wheat, spot,
Arm; No. q red western winter. es; futures,
easy; December. g 4Nd; March, es 49sd: Corn,
spot, easy; American mixed4s 100; fut "
July. A. lid. Hops at Londan (Paeihc coast
1905 crop), firm, "a los to &5 IS. =
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAINS,
Oct S-Rye, cash, 631a @65Ac. Barley, cash.
S8@5ec. Timothy, October, $8.9o@4O5. Flax
and clover, nothing doing. s.
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ApIznNA ropprpc

The market did not open as well this morning
as was expected. but some gains were made
during the morning. Superior & Pittsburg sold
up to $27. Cananea Central to $27. so and Globe
to 49, Attic the market reacted from the ex-
IRENE high prices it closed firm. E.,s4 =
Of 1 r, m.
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KANSAS CITY GRAZ.

KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Oct. s.-Close: Wheat
December, $3.50; May, 72Mc; cash, No. q
hard, se@7ic; No. 8, 6s@71c; No. 2 red. 7ohc;
No. 8, 67@69c. Corn-December 1850; May.
8aMc; cash No. mixed, AN @42c; No.
white 423hc. Oats-No. 2 white, 1914 @33Ao;
M mixed 9OMm31c - VAC
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woRLn,s sH1pMENrs
REcE1pTs AND :su1pNENrs

RECEIPTS AND sHIPMENTs, OCT 6.
81 Received-Wheat,r 6S1 cars, 7oS 24O bu corn,
e,2oo bu; oats 276,s2o bu; barley, 1o0. 44o bu;
rye: 9,72o bu; fax, 1o1, e70 blu: -four, s3s brls;
millstuffs, 1873 tons; hay, 60, tons; carlots,
1905. - ~ e j. s-|;;s 49,,
shipped-Wheat 90 cars, % 200 bu;z corn
1.o4o bu: oats. 57.Bso bu: barley, sc, 500 bu;
rye; $3.50 bu; fax, Il $40 bu; -four, Is l22 brls
oil cake $50 $50 lbs: CARROTS. 679. -.
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NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Oct s.
Flour, receipts. 2o,751 brls; sales, 1880 brls;
quiet and barely steady, Minneaeta bakers,
Soc, 90 bu. In line with weak cables and
heavy. worlds shipments, the Wheat market ;s
covering December, 81 1-1e@s1 slice; May,
ssh @s3 11-1ec: Rye, Arm; No. western,
eSXc Q I New York. Corn, receipts, 165. $50
bu; sales, 10000 bu.l Market :, was weaker,
following wheat and on big worlds shipments.
Nav 401bc, "
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Oct. s.
Sugar, raw, quiet; fair refining, SIC; cen.
trifugal, SO test, &c; molasses sugar, 3Ac; re-
fined, steady; crushed, 5.7oc; powdered. 8. 1oc;
graduated, &c. Coffee, steady; No. Rio,
SIC. Molasses, steady; New Orleans, 30@3Sc.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 2; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
%; chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, g.;
Quincy: 8; 500 line, 3d. Northern Pacific, 3s9;
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Oct. s-Beef,
firm. Pork, steady. Lard, frmer; prime west
ern, $9.15@0.25. .&.,ss q ,.l... - ..s .>..
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MILWAUKEE, FLOUR AND GRAIN, Oct 8

MILWAUKEE FLOUR AMI" GRAIN, Oct. 3.
ern, 7s@soc; No. 2 northern, 7e@7sc: Deeem-
Der, IAN @74sc; puts, 74Ac bid: calls, 1870
bid. Rye steady, No. 1. 64@641ac. Barley,
Arm, No. e. 55c; sample, ss@a54c.. Oats, lower,
standard, s4@34Ac Corn, steady. No: 8, cash,
46@461bc; December, 421ac asked; puts. 42hc
asked: calls, 1870 asked. --2sEs%. $3.50: &
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LONDON STOCKS, Oct. s.-Amertcan secur.
tiles opened quiet and steady today Prices
were about unchanged from Saturdays New
York closing. l.6 - E9fE.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS, OCT. g.
Cars-Milwaukee 10s; Omaha. IS; st. Louis,
16; Great Northern, 173: Northern Pacific, 81:
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Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson Co., Chamber Of Commerce. Mime
apolis. Closing prices are bid -"
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


No
barley,
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ity mostly fair with choice butcher hogs scarce.
q1tSss sa:ss ST. t. ss ss4 rs $685.
III e $3.50 to sSSS; ssed T. esslss ss.ss e
5Stshess e Choice $50 to sS res eS
s.. 241 lbs. seso: 49, isa lbs, $3.50; 80 IA
ss 81 $s2Y lis ~ $685. LBS Is s 81 Ss fe m
lbs. $s.15; IL, SIS lbs, sslb; IS, 81s lbs, $s.i6
IS tsei bs sse Il s0i ba lbs s5s9 so lbs
oATTLEKiiling cattle prices loo lower as
result Of news Of break In the east. Liberal
this season. Best feeders strong; medium stock.
ers and feeders steady; common stockers dull.
Veal sslyGs sssdy to srong bulls and ch
rs $780,; !, iosS lbs, $685. !. ' 1iso 1 ibs
Butcher &C Cows SS' and S1' aeitersa sss ,bs So;
$780, g. s5s lbs: $3.50; 10. ssS lbs Sos; g,
$40; I ea5 lbs, ,s2.a5. ~ . 01' 'D'
sea lbs. s3.15; 4 $40 lbs. 81; 8, See lbs. ST.
:, 1855 3 lbs' s176; i, $50 lbs, s1.e5; 2, s25
i: '5s 81 r. l. 'is 49, g.
lbs $3.50 II. sso ips e.; e. '' :,
| n n
Is rs 1bs s.; 8 SO lis. 50; ss1 lbs. sss
B. ESQ lbs. $3.50; 2; 600; lbs. $3.50. : -
stiss Gs%s and FL ss s sss lbs $780,
Stock and Feeding Bulls~s. $40 lbs seeh.
?. e75 lbs. 1925; 4, 1882 lbs. 81. 10; 2, i .1s15
!Sa l Ss; SILK 1'o lbs s2, $50 lbs. ss IS
sHEBP-Prices were called On ,o,v.u ..s.-
Raoas+s dull Feeding sheep about i5c lover
IN he
1ss &c., 81 g 10 5' lambs 7s Is e:
s e%es. 0S 4o @ lb ss h.ss 1se 5 5
s.; ! buck, 50 lbs, $3.50. z DUCKS 100 lbs
pt among the shippers today were: b. G.
man, Darlington. N. D.; A. wester Rnth neE
Brown Brothers, Sank Center; s. PARIS. Nsndayn
s g. do; e. HiVeTson' Hayre N; D.; J. W. Ais
W. Graham. Mandan. N. D.
K KacsIsa CITY y LIVESTOCK, Oct. s-c.tt,.
se Tsa nsti1 sou sss1s
ssS' s5S aas'5:'i bu,s 7sS
weak $685. g G. sr,r ss1
sad sSts :eaSs5H sesss ss.D SO
Tstsers a ies ewes: ssS s@s3
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Oct. s.-oatt,e-R.
Sspss estimated aanaa 900; market steady to 10
to ossSs $780, ss to 81 ssa and
calves Ss2SSs Hes ss.elssia sS0G q
SeRIss 90 Wsak to &c lower mi1d
rough sSssads rs? 1s sSt ;s sas9s7s
. 2 gc S6;7oge:so; bulk OF sales. s6.so&ae,
sssp sssosso ff ssbs
OMAHA 11vEsrooK, Oct. s.-c.ttl.-a,,
i've steers. s4a5@s4o; COWS and i Seifsrss y
@42s; western steers ss.a5@6.25i Texas steer,
SH; s stee1s sss snd sSSs
a @4:5o; calves $s@6: bulls and stays. I'll
S SaH HEY Hsegs ssss sSeo
J sheep, s4.5o@6.7o. wv '''' '''1'es
n SIOUX o1TY LIVESTOCK, oct s-Rsce,p,
ID: 20 e 25s ef e.. sss ,ss5
others Sales ssssss !eso' s.,a s'FG 15
e Cows and Heitsrs-a; SO lbs $3.50; is, IS
es g. $50 es s1d Fec
lG T. $50 q }ss and
g ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Oct s.-Cattle-R
Lover stf IS ana 81
@ eS n sess and Lei
ers. $2@s.to. Hogs-Receipts. 5000; mark
Is &c lover; pigs and lights, $6.1o@s.eo; packer
&C. shss s7 R.. 5000 market stead
y. MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Tran
A. ?, fer, Oct: s.-Barett & Zimmerman's repor
- The market for the past week has been We
.. lively. with some very good sales. The outsi
m lumpermen are In the market again for the
UoA vooH Viz
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Oct. s.-Cattle-Re
eeipts, 1900. including $500 Texans; market
lower; beef steers, ss6o@6.6o; cows and hsif;
$50; Texas steers, s2.b0@5.10; COWS and heif
ers. $2@8.6o. Hogs-Receipts, 5000; marke,
$e3o@e.65; butchers and best heavy, $8.5od
go. Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady
| natives, $s@6.5o; lambs, $4@7.e0.
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SIOUX o1TY LIVESTOCK, Oct. s-Rsceipts
Sales: Co. SO lbs. $s.15; 70. 25e Is $3.50; * To-
22o lbs, $685.. Cattle-Steady; feeders strong,
others steady: Sales: Beeves-1o, 1,1eo lbs,
Cows and Heifers-M. $40 lbs, 81. 80, Is, ESQ
lbs. 49, 10, LAO lbs. $3.50. stockers and Feed.
ers-4s, $50 lbs, 1925; 10, $50 lbs, 1915; 81,
lbs, $3.50; IA, $50 lbs. 1915; 80, 61o lbs Ss75.