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PRICES OF TOCKS
ARE MIXED A BIT
CHANGES ARE SMALL AND BUsI-
NESS LIGHT AT OPENING.
Smelling Takes Leading Place in spe-
cialty Group Union Pacific the
Feature Among the Railroads
Omaha Preferred Suffers Backset-
st. Paul to the Fore.

New York, Oct. 1o.--First prices Of stocks
showed little change from last night signif-
cant gains and. losses were mixed and business
was light. There were advances Of about q
point In National Lead and American Ice and
rs in Smelling. F&
fair amount Of prominence was given to the
specialHes, but they did not by any means mo-
nopolize the dealings as they have recently.
Smelling was about the only stock Of the
group In which the movement attracted large at
.tention. In the standard railroad list Union
Pacific was the feature. Business was in the
main Of limited proportions. North Western and
Smelling advanced ~, Union Pacific Ia, Fed
eral Mining preferred 2'a, United States Realty
4 points and American Snuff preferred 3zs
A sagging tendency of prices was reversed
by the influence of large buying Of Union Pacific,
which carried it up 29s to above 100. North
Western rose 5, st. Paul ~ and Reading and
Hide & Leather preferred i. st. Paul, Minneap-
oils Omaha preferred lost s. Prices receded
slightly before noon Bonds were firm. s."
When the rise in Union Pacific halted st. Paul
was put forward a leader and moved up 2M.
Pennsylvania was also bought heavily, but the
rest of the list remained practically motionless.
Pullman improved l.. Keokuk & Des Moines ad.
.t
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Shannon Ii; Shoe Machinery, 70 i BID: shoe
Machinery preferred 29N asked; Swift I15;
Superior Copper, 1eA asked; Tamarack 1os
aa q United States Mining ats sas
40 II Utah Cons. so; Utah Copper, 81 bid:
Union Land, 2 bid; United Fruit, LOT l1O7sa;
yiotosa
Wyandos pe1. g Co. ISL MGlVs asked A0'
LONDON oLosINa STOCKS, Oct. Coon
60 sSls Tor money sec eensols fos account
dian Pacific, 1865 q Chesapeake & Ohio, GAS ;
Chicago Great Western 195a; Chicago. Milwau-
kee g. St. Paul. 1S1H; De Beers, Icy; Denver
q Rio Grahde, AN: Denver & Rio Grande pre-
ferred, ssh; Erie, 5A9A; Erie first preferred,
tvs E sd second preferred, 72h Illinois Gem
souri,, Kansas & Texas, BIN New York Cen
trail, LAG; Norfolk & western, 9sA Norfolk &
western preferred, 90: Ontario & Western,
49h;. Pennsylvania 74as; Rand Mines 5A
Reading, 1871; Southern Railway, 87Ai South
e efa R as rn preferred 1914 Southern Pa
States Steel preferred, 111ss; Wabash, IL;
wabash preferred, AZ; Spanish fours, 06%
Bar silver, steady, 31Ad per ounce.
Money, 2A @3 per cent.
Inc rate OF, discount in the open market FOR
shore pills Is @4A per cent The rate OF
D1lis Is AS @4h per cent.
Americans were firmly supported In the fore
noon to over parity. The chief interest was II
pennsylvania and United States Steel the for
iher on dividend rumors. Later New York bic
| UP Union Pacific sharply, the rest Of the lis,
advanced in sympathy and the market closet
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CHICAGO GRAIN
PIT TRADERS SELL AND WHEAT OPENS
..' - EASIER, .7 49,.

PIT TRADERS SELL AND WHEAT OPENS
EASIER. z 49,,
Chicago, Oct. 10.-The wheat market today
opened easier. Pit traders were inclined to
the selling side, because Of liberal receipts in
the northwest and the failure Of the Liverpool
market to- respond to yesterdays advance on
the local exchange. December wheat opened
1Sc to Nc lower, at 741a @74asc to 749sc, and
for time held within these figures. Min
neapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 1903 cars, against s31 cars last week and
The market BECAME weaker as the e., session s.
was weak with December Mc lower at 749c.
Cash wheat, No 2 red. 1880; No. 3 red, Tic
to 72hc: No 2 hard. 73c to 76c; No. 8 hard, TIC
to 74c; No. northern, soc to s3c; No. 2 north
ern TIC to SIC; No. spring. TIC to Sic.
Close: Wheat. December, 741sc; May, 7S1ac.
The corn market easy on selling by
commission houses; but the volume Of trading
was small. December opened hc lower, at
42hc, and sold at 42A @42Bc. Local receipts
were 149 cars, with 81 cars Of contract grade.
The close was weak with December OFF &c
at 42Ac. - a. r.. u. :
Cash corn. No. 2, 45Nc; No. 3, 45Ac.
Closes: Corn, December, 42Ac; May, 431s q
43Ac. ~. - .~s .,,:,ss ..- ...,... - *
= The oats market was steady fair demand
, for May. y, December opened unchanged, = al
84%c and held for time at the latter figure
Local receipts were 21s cars. FISK III
Cash: oats; No. 2, 3sc; No g. ,32Ac, 49,,
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M1N1NGaAN CURB STOCKS
Special to The Journal.

-. &
Boston, Mass, Oct 1o-Ihe copper market (,
opened buoyant, with Allouez and Shannon the
features, and on few sales these issues az az
aneed oyer a point oid Sor 5oiq Ruf Hp
was also inclined to sag. United States Smelt-
ing was weaker on the announcement Of new
stock issue Utah opened strong, out as 81 anere
ders were withdrawn After the sharp advance
reactions are expected, but the bulls are ac-
tive and contend that there will be higher
Richard J. Burton acting secretary to Thorn
as Lawson, has announced that the American
day afternoon at al.directors meeting. Of the
Trinity company, held in Mr.. Lawson's office
in Young's hotel. Mr.: Lawson will later an
| nounce to the stockholders what the deal means
and will send to them copies OF the final con
| tracts they were executed -
The ticker says the Greene Copper report Tor
the year ended July 81 shows net profits OF
So 967 s1S compared with 81, 1856 last year.
The total surplus for the year was $1,7s5,41S,
compared with in the previous GUS year.
| lantic has struck the Baltic lode, Which re-
suited In 5-point advance and a further one
eympat RSn' With s0o3 Atlantic s Old Dominion and
Shannon were off later fractionally on profit.
taking. The list was then dull but had !, !.
Pittsburg was the feature on the curb on re.
ports Of another rich strike, selling up tc
Boston quotations at 17pm. reported by Logan
& Bryan, 400 Minneapolis Chamber Of Com
Arizona comls 4o@41; Adventure, 8; Arouez
At1ati l Sssts g S'as S t RnShsS
s. s butts. Exp,. sM@sh Butte London "a
/ 2i. Butte Coalition, 4oss; Calumet & Hecla
1 Con- Con- Mercur. IS j; Calumet & arizona. ls7
4 CsTai.aa Cent. 25@25A Copper Range, ssA
snshsrlsn NY i4@14M Don nal 15g ST
4 DEM Ariz.. #s1Js0121A East Butte. 1917 G913
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Finley Darrell to g Piper December e wheat she,t
has rallied &c per bq ef o66 Of IT
s There are G pu 9
The spring wheat movement has hardly begun
and the foreign demand consider disappointing.
and the few outside SPECTATORS that are inter
ested are heavily long and waiting for an oPpor-
tunty to get a0a saes Un ali hard spots
Would rather sell December because there seems
to be a larger interest In this future and IT
to be nquidated at lower prices or changed to
MAY at a larger premium than now exists;
Moves says Government hgare te 40 t noe hn
expected Sentiment bearish but no amount OF
offerings comes out.
Peoria wired: One car new no grade corn
ne New York to Lewis: Altho Pennsylvania is
strong the buying SO far has not been Of Q
very good character, the traders taxing most OF
Kentucky crop report: Continued rains re.
tarded wheat. Seeding IS per cent sown against
year Corn FAX %6ep eroa was S.
| OO0 600 Some rotteningl In ear on account OF
The forecast illinois, Indiana, lower g,,, Mich
E;sine temperatures Thursday; Missouri, Iowa
fair tonight and Thursday, rising temperatn res
Micbiasg Generally fair tonight and Thursday
| excepf the snow near Lake Superior tonight
FAY snd warmer
/ nisht and Thursday; Montana. fair tonight ant
s a W6sas sp U.s. ~ sa
wheat and -four equal 245, 900 bu.
! Boston Office wired there was no deman'
for corn today turnout that section.
4 Dulut hreported 125,oO0 blu spring Wneat SOL
| for shipment and more wanted.
Crosby, Chicago, to Whallon; The govern y
ment report is moderately builish on Wneat o .
the face Of 1t, but it may be much more
when we get the separate yields Of the tire
northwest states''
4 Corn total about 1854, DOC, 900 bu. !, 81
i The government report suggests crop CT sprinl
wheat OF 24e 600 900 bu: total crop, spring an
4 winter Of 1873, 900, 600 hu; corn crop OF S'ds2'
900 900 bu; oat crop of 653. 600, 600 bu.
Liverpool Special Russian news says tn
southwestern arrivals fair and the marSe
is easier. Weather cold and shoMery.s " IN
: Crimea and Azon arrivals are small. IN
Il Cudahy brokers selling oats and buying corr
:. liverpool close: Wheat, unchanged; corr
unchanged to Nd lower.
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MONEY REPORTS

LONDON Oct. 10.-Gold bars, IT'S 1o1sd;
American eagles, 76s SID, Indian council bills
are allotted at is 4 1-32d today. =
BERLIN. Oct. 10.-Exchange on London, 20
marks AN pigs for checks; discount rates,
short bills, a per cent; three months bills. ~
per cent. ta!sa So. 81
PARIS, Oct. 10-Three per cent rentes. e5f
e7]hc for the, account; exchange on London. Psi
MfNNEAPoL1s, Oct. 1o-Bank clearings to-
day, 81, 271, 44e.70; New York exchange. selling
rate, 25c discount; buying rate 65c discount;
rate, Zoe discount; London sixty-day sight docu-
mentary exchange, $4.sOa4. Local money strong
and no business done under per cent.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 1o.-Bank clear1ngs today,
S1 KAT 900 90 ~ &r.'5 +. &s,r 80 J. ~
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The average quality Of the spring wheat IS
ss.5 as compared with SO in 1905 and 1871 in
1904.
F. The preliminary returns indicate an oat crop
of about 1868. 1852, 900 bu or an average Of 31.2
sbu per acre, as compared with $40 finally
estimated in 1905, 321 in 1904 and ten-year
average Of 29.6 bu. ....~5..-.'- ~
compared with 9O.2 last month, 1872 Oct. I,
1905 $50 at the corresponding date in 1904.
and a ten-year average of 1915. +....
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Hog prices steady. Receipts liberal. Demand
good Priees range s s5e5 to sss5; bulk, seos
to $eM. Quotations: Light. fair to tgood, s6.O5
$ao go9d to ss sh sa $ g. to Ss
$o.15 to $3.50; mixed, common to fair, $685. to
$6.10; good to choice. 1915 to sc: 30; medium
and butchers, good to choice. $500 to $6.4o.
Hogs-se 1879 lbs. $685.; 90. 24 lbs, se.sg;
1oo ls1 lbs $500 ea deS lybs $500; 90 5 aG
lss ss15 ;' g; lbs a ss 81 ;Ds lbs. $685.
stays ana Boars.-S. $50 lbs. $685. i, 1870
= GATrLE+ Liberal run and market active. De
stronger, part of the weeks decline being re-
gained. Quality Of steers and cows fair to
mon kinds 15c lower. Good veal calves steady,
common ends 25c lower. Bulls and mich COWS
steady. @s.f. :,
s3.75; 4, 1,O7o lbs $3.50.
Butcher Cows and Hsifers.2 s7o lbs, g; 2,
liz sed III f.. 81 js ;1So ~ 81 iSs e D 81
!bs ssSs s.; 81 l0s' saSo : ss7 lbs $40;
,os ous sse a1a So iss 80 ss ST. 81
- SrssSss h.. s. is $3.50: l. 1910
y 1sS ' Ssvs SD; r. =; SIS T.
IS, s7s lbs, $3.50; l, e7o lbs, $S.25; 2 9ss lbs
ss1o lbs. s2:75; i, sso lbs, s275; 4. s21 lbs
s.. o5; 3 $40 lbs. $2.65; l, 900 lbs. $685. 1
stock Cows and Heifers-2, sos lbs, $3.50; 5
ee4 lbs. s$.2s; s. SIS lbs. 81; l. ESQ lbs, s.; 1
| TOO lbs, S.
i, 100 1880 lbs, sS.s5; !. l,i7o lbs, s2.s5; 8 %
/ lbs $2.z5; 1, 1850 lbs, $2.25; 1, $50 lbs. S215
| 8, 8S8 lbs So. II
l Mich Cows and Springers-2 cows SGT; cod
/ $50; 1 COW, $2S COW, $25; cod, $22.
a frrner feeling than the first days. Lamb
strong and best stuff quoted at ST.. Feeder
4 Killing Sheep and SLambs-24 lambs, IS lbs
se75; 70 lambs, 81 lbs, 1915; % lambs, 9
lbs, $3.50; Is lambs, 70 lbs. $6.4o; 3 lambs
1 70 lbs, $3.50; 4 ewes, 100 lbs, IS; ewes, IL
lbs, 4.75; ewes, ITO lbs $475.
4 Stockcrs and Feeders lambs, "a lbs, $4.S5
80 ewes, 81 lbs, $3.50; II ewes, 112 lbs, 80
ewes, LOT lbs, 81. ..s
Among the shippers on the market were
WhiR Rg1oots wescn b. Becker watkins
lewis Bros, Annandaie; E. 1. Godfrey, Buffalo adk
J. NJ. Gafan, H. Halfur, Torah; Olson Bros
Spicer. ~ .s.
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ARIZONA CoPpERs

Inc trading in today's market has resulted
IN the following changes: Superior & Pittsburg
W ~ points 9 Ccananea Central down X point
warren Down point. American down 1 point
and the balance without change 4
AT meeting of the Greene Consolidated direc-
tors. held IN, New. York. iMessrs Cole and dRyan
expected. & sf%N.e - = = =" - = i !
At the Globe Consolidated property develop
dtgn work mas now been started on several
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, OCT. 9.

Inspected -Wheat--Cars-Gre Northern
No. hard, o.; No northern, SO; No. north
ern, IL: No. 8, 70; No. A. s; rejected. 2.
c., M. & st. P.--No 1 northern, l. No. 2
northern, 8; No. 8. 10; No. 4, 8; rejected. Il;
grade, 4. " ~ s- ~
500 Line-No. / hard, %; No. northern, 10;
Northern Pac1fc-No. hard 8; No ! north
ern, II; No. 2 northern. O.; No. 8, 8; No. 4, 2;
&C. st. p M &. Ono. 8, i; No. 4, Il;
Chicago Great western-No. 8, i.
Totel-No. hard, 70; No northern, 64
No 2 northern, 35; No. 8, a.; No. 4. II; re-
jected 8; no grade, TO- %-~,7e .hs.r w.. .z.e !
Other Grains-No. /, durum wheat, 2; No. 2
durum wheat, 8; No. 8 durum wheat, 6; No.
durunl wheat, b; No. 2 winter wheat g.; No.
8 winter wheat, IL; rejected winter wheat,
10; no grade winter wheat, A.; No. yellow
cocn, 8; No. 5 white corn, 1; No corn 4;
No. corn. 2; No. 8 white oats, s.; No. 4
white oats, II, No. oats, 16; no grade oats.
4; No. 2 rye, g.; No. 8 rye, 5; no grade rye, 2;
No. 4 barley, 8; No. 1 feed barley, 49, No. 2
feed barley, &; No. i northwestern fax, 4;
No. fax, 1S; rejected fax, IS; no grade
fax, /. .-t .
Cars Inspected Out No. 1 durum wheat, 5;
No. 2 durum wheat. 10: No. l hard wheat, 6;
No. northern wheat, 60; No. 2 northern
wheat, 25;. No. 8 wheat, 2; No. wheat, 2;
rejected wheat, I; no grade wheat, 2; No.
white OATS s.; No. . oats, s.; No. l feed bar
ley, q No. 2 rye, !: No. 1 fax, O.; rejected
fax, 2. .f. - ..-r
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Strength Develops.

Quiet strength continued to develop in various
stocks which, however, did not benefit the list
as whole. The market at times was almost
stagnant and the absorption Of large blocks Of
United States Steel at an advance Of nearly n
point failed to excite any buying Of other
metal stocks. North Western preferred made a
belated rise of 3 points in sympathy with the
morning rise in common. 49, 49,.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co., Chamber of Commerce, Mime
apolis Closing prices are bid. al
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can Electro Therapeutical association was held
in Philadelphia, with an attendance of over 100
physicians. The addresses showed that cleo
of curing disease. DE-, r. B. Bishop Of wash
ington asserted that locomotor ataxta is durable
by electric treatment if taken In its early
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Oct. 1o.-wheat continues
Trading this morning was fairly active Dee 81
and closed at 74Nc, a gain Of 1Ac: May was
wheat advanced Nc to 1870 over December for
No. northern. --, .. - r,#r,' :..- :, - Nd. J.
: Flax is nominally on export basis but
foreigners do not want any. Trading was fairly
active and strong. The domestic demand is gS9d
vember opened We up at $11s, fell to s112 q.
November gained Ac;, December, &c and May,
81 The oe eiose ~ Wheat. No. hard, on track
77hc; to arrive, No northern, 7shc No
54Ne; May, 1855; October drum, No L l.. e.:
No. 2, 63Ac; durum on track, No. 1, Gee; No. 2,
es11e. Flax, to arrive, s1:14; On track, s114A !;
October, $1.131a; November, $1.13; December,
Sill; January, s.. 1oh May. s1.14% Oats, to
i Ss4ls2 s s2Ss October aa'se Rye S9Ae'
Cars inspected: Wheat 1884, last year 1l4e;
Sasp' year Il e. Hecspts WHEAT bu;
oats. q, 1888 bu; rye, 5000 bu: barley, 81, 5ss
bu; fax 110,139 bu. Shipments: Wheat, 100,
428 bu; fax, 50,011- bu. E--s
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THE FLOUR MARKET
BUSINESS LIGHT WHEN COMPARED WITH
LAST YEAR.

. r LAST YEAR.
+ No changes were made in quotations Ship
ments are holding around 10000 brls day,
and there are enough new orders coming In to
warrant expecta tions Of continued business at
about that rate but the whole the produc-
ton is disappointing when compared with
usually noted in October. Foreign inquiry is
light.
Shipments 59,035 barrels. =.
First patents are quoted $4.20@A. 80; second
patents, $41O@4.2O; first clears, $3.25@3.35
second clears, $2.40@2.50: in wood, Min
neapols. ..-...
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WINNIPEG GRAIN, Oct. 1O.--October opened,
751sc; closed, 75c;. November. 743ac; closed,
744c; December 72Ac; closed. nAc; May,
76&c; No. 1 northern, 75c; No. 2 northern, 72c;
No. northern. Toe: No: 2 white oats. 84Ac;
No. 8 barley, 4OAc; No. / fax, Sill. Receipts
Wheat GAG cars: last year. s391. - =.
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.. MILWAUKEE,. FLOUR AND GRAIN, Oct 10.
Flour steady. Wheat steady; No. northern,
27s@8Oc;. No. northern, 78@7Sc; December,
748c bid Puts, 1870; calls, 1850. Rye
steady; No. 1,se4@64hc. Barley steady; No 2,
55c; sample, 39@54c. Oats steady; standard,
34@34Hc., Corn lower; No. 8, cash, 45A @46c;
December, 42Mc. L.s ~ laE-.S.-. ri tL#Es
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Oct. 1o.-Close: Wheat,
spot, firm; No. q red western winter, IS; flu
lures, quiet; December, 6s AID; March, IS
SID. Corn, spot easy; American mixed. is
Cd; futures, quiet; October, nominal; Decem-
Der, as 5Kd; January As liz
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAINS,
Oct. 1O.-Rye. cash, So 1sc. Barley. cash,
39@56c. Timothy, October $3.95@4.O5 Flax
and clover, nothing doing. AZ ..
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- s:.s..
CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Oct. TO- The provis-
ions market was more active than for some time
and prices we're firm January pork was a shade
higher SatsS$18@18.75. Lard was up shade
at So. 10. RIBS were unchanged to 2Aac higher
az Close ff9ee7agf s yanuary, s1s71 Lard, oc
tober, ss.25;. January, $40. Ribs, October,
$3.50; January, s$7.45.
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct 1o;.Gheese, firm;
Americas, i2Sa @l2Ac. Poultry, live, steady;
turkeys, 14c; chickens lie; springs, ohe. 70,
tatoes, steady. 39@44c. Veal, steady to firm: 30
to eolb weights eH@7s; 60 te g., SIP weights
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Oct 10.
Sugar, raw, quiet; fair refining, SIC; centrif-
ugal. SO test, 4c;s molasses sugar, 8Ac; refined,
QUIET; crushed, b.70c powdered, 5.1oc; granu-
lated, &C.. Coffee, quiet: No. I Rig, SIC. Mo-
lasses, steady; New Orleans, 30@3Sc. .@&
NEW YORK PRODUCE, Oct. 1o-Bggs, 241s
@s5 refrgeratos 22@2a sseePts
imitation, 1917 @2oc; ladies, 19@19hc; extra
renovated az 122c; renovated, 1914 @20c; re-
ceipts 11,OT9: market firm. 4
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Oct. 1o-geef,
firm. Lard, 'hrner; prime western, $9.2o@9.35.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

No norhe
o
white
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Oct. 1o.-Cattle.Esti-
mated receipts $4,000; strong to 1Oc higher;
be a.v ss9o@7. SS: COWS and heiters: 81; go
@525; stockers and feeders, $2.6o@44o;
calves. So. 25l8 Hoes-Estimated receipts, q,
COO; SLOW and steady: mixed and butchers, 500
@e.7O; good heavy. 6:So@6f0; rough heavy
buik Se.25@6.e0 Sheep-Estimated receipts
60, 900; market strong; sheep, s3.50@5.4O; lambs
"a KOHD7 65. .. -
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN. Oct 10-Close
Wheat, December. 6sAc; May, 71Bc; cash, No.
2 hard, 691s 0p7o1sc; No. 9, 6s1ac; No. 2 red
71@711ac; No. 3, 671a @69kc. Corn December,
37Hc; May, 8S1sc; cash, No. 2 mixed, 42c; No
2 white, 421ac. Oats, No: white, 333s @34c;
No. 2 mixed, S1@31 &c.
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fer Oct 1O.-Barrett & Zimmerman's report:
The horse business IS a little quiet, with very
few outside buyers the market. Retail
trade is fair with some call for farm horses
of the lower grade. Demand for delivery horses
has helped the market considerably. The heavy
loggers have been leading the market for some
time, but for few days have dropped or A
heavy demand is looked for In the near future.
Receipts have been heavy, with large ship
ments OF drafters. Sales were made at the
following prices Drafters, extra, $220@250;
drafters, choice, $190@220; drafters common
to good, .$170@19O; farm mares, extra, $1250
common to good, ss5@11o; delivery, choice, $l6o
@1s0; delivery, common to good, 0@160;
drivers $13O@250; mules, according to size,
$140@225.
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Oct. Receipts
lower Sales: 60, $50 lbs, $615; 70, $50 lbs
1925; 70, $40 lbs, 1886. Cattle strong; stock
ers 1oc lower; beeves. 1e, 1,1So lbs, $50: 16
heifers, 10, $40 lbs $3.50; 10, $50 lbs, 81;
IA, LAO lbs, $375; stockers and feeders, s.
76O lbs, So; 10, $40 lbs, $3.50; TO- $50 lbs, 81;
calves and yearlings, 8, $40 lbs. So; g. 61o lbs,
s3.16; 10, ESQ lbs, $3.50.
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NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Oct. 10
Flour, receipts, %, 4O1 brls; sales. 1000 brls;
dull and about steady. Wheat, receipts 200, 800
in wheat this morning due to room covering in
anticipation Of bullish government report;
December, 81 Is 16@S2kc; May, s41a@s4Ac.
Corn, receipts, 1925; market was without trans
action. - 49,. 9 Ia s
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Oct. 1o.-oattle, re-
ceipts 4,ooo market steady: native steers, 81
@6.25; cows and heifers, $250@4. 25; western
cows and heifers, $2@3.75: Gamers, 81 .25@24 40;
stockers and feeders. $2.75@45O; calves. $50
So; bulls and stays, $1.75@3s5. Hogs, receipts
receipts Is, 900; market steady to strong lambs,
$625@7; sheep, $4.9O@5.75.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-10

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western; s; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
"a; Minneapolis & st. Louis, Z; Chicago, st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, III; Great North
en- rs; Chicago. Burlington & Quincy, l;
wisconsin Central Z; 500 line, A; Northern
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MISCELLANEOUS,

NEW YORK COTTON, Oct. Hottie cotton
market opened firm at an advance Of A14@22
points on higher cables and nervousness over the
reports of frosts at several points In the central
and western, belts. Prices at midday were
about Il to 20 points net higher on covering
and bull support based on private predictions sno
quiet; uplands lie; middling gulf, 11.25c. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-10

4 consul B. r. Chase Of Catania Italy, reports
that one Of the growing uses for sulphur is In
. the manufacture Of bisulphide of carbon. which
is utilized in the manufacture Of artificial
SILK. horsehair and such products from wood
made it reanires $50 pounds Of bisuiphide Of