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THE CASH TRADE
ANOTHER DAY OF GENERAL sTEADINEs
IN PRICES,

ANOTHER DAY OF GENERAL sTEADMEss
IN PRICES.
FLAX-Recedpts, 20 cars, against a cars 4
year ago; shipments, 81 cars Duluth, none.
Olostns prices: Minneapolis. cash. $1.10&; to
ooRN-No. 3 yellow corn closed at 44Aa.
Receipts. cars; shipments, cars. ~
OATS-No. white oats closed at 1880
Receipts, 85 cars; shipments, Al cars.
FEED AND COARSE MNAI-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn, In sacks. sacks extra, $l7@
17.25; No. / ground feed, 2-3 corn and ID oats,
7b-lb sacks sacks extra, $17.2b@11.6o; No. 2
saoSs EXTRA lt $7So@1775; No. ground seed feed
Ia corn and % oats, 7O-lb sacks, sacks extra,
$17.75@1S. ~,
MILLSTUFFs- Quotations are as follows:
Bran in bulk, s1e.7o; shorts, s14.75i middlings
s17.75, red dog In LAOS, $A: 25@H: GOT feed in
2O0-lb sacks, $1.25 additional in 100-lb sacks,
$176 additional. Shipments for the day,
928 tons. .
RYD-No. rye closed at 5eh @57Ae. Re-
ceipts, il cars. shipments, cars.
BARLEY Quotations range from 81 1ac to 46c.
Receipts 81 cars; shipments 80 cars.
HAY-Tmothy, choice $12; No. timothy,
S11@11.5O; timothy, No. 2, 50. 5O@1O.6O; timo-
thy, No. 8. $500; prairie, choice, Sill prairie,
No. 1. $10@10.5O; prairie, No. 2, $0@1O; prai-
RE, No. s, Sos; midland, No. I, $500; mid
land, No. 2, s6@7 100: A2 grade hay, SO. @4.5o;
rye straw, No. 1, $5GS.5O; rye straw, No. 2.
81. 5O@5: wheat or oat straw, $4@4.50; no grade
straw, 5000. Receipts, 40 tons; shipments.
none
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GAINS IN LEAD
AT THE OPENING
READING ADVANCES ON HEAVY
RUNNING SALES.
Absorption Of Leading Stocks Causes a
General Upward Trend, but Realizing
Checks Movement and There Is
General Reaction.


New York. Oct. 2 Game were In large
majority in the change sresnltinp from an active
opening In the stocr mo rra +ndav hnt n nm
Der Of issues showed tha fact OF Realizing.
Reading was q feature with running sales Of
10, 900 shares at l54 and 154A compared with
1891 last night. and a suhseuueat advance of
an additional fraction tvisconsin Central pre-
ferred advanced & noints the common and St.
Louis & San Francisco second preferred III,
Brooklyn Transit III and Atchison Northern
Pacific Atlantic coost lIna Rock Island Anal
Ramated Conner and smei+ine about a noint
nis+i11ors, sanrr,+,a ~ o sese o;t ond ro
dion p.oiao 49, Ir .ecsuep = P ~, Et 80.
fractiona A''sa' y tss
Confident ahsorn+,on =, 1o,io,a leading stocks
soon induced n upifor,o ,,nrard movement Tho
weight Of rekliying in sRaadino Atchison and
Union Pacific Which drova them down a noint
from the highest nod J+s enfect after q time
and the market raoadad shortly before II
o,c1ocE .ogorssst1 hss@ 49, s+o+os s+o1
commenced hIt u j,d ~ ,nfmse anv strength
into the other leaders A. the ton levels Lacka-
wanna showed a rise Of & points Atlantic Coast
line 2h, Reading and Smelting 2. AVIS
Chalmers preferred ~ Union Pacific tx. Gen
eral Electric, Colorado & Southern second pre-
ferred and tie Iowa Central stocks IN to IN,
and Rock Island preferred, Colorado & Southern,
Pressed Steel Car and Interborough Metropolitan
preferred 1 to ~ Ar1ong the declines were
Keokuk & Des Moines g Rethlehem Steel pre-
ferrad X nist,,1ors1>.,o ia = and crea+
Northern nraferrnd co,odta,, pooi a. CIeva1and
Cincinnati Chicaro = g. In,,-l Iaad and Amad
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CHICAGO GRAIN
BULL CHECKS BEAR SENTIMENT EARLY
E.-.-.

e. LIE UA4.
Chicago, Oct. 2.-Sentiment in the wheat pit
active support by leading bulls checked the de-.
Ginning tendency. The weakening influences were
lower cables, increased receipts in the north
west and excellent weather conditions for the
movement Trading was active, with local longs
the principal sellers. December opened A@%e
lower at ?6@76hc, declined to 1915 @76c and
then steadied around Tee. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts Of 116 cars
against 1919 cars last week and 1854 cars
For December the highest point Of the day
was reached at 76Hc. Toward the mar
ket reacted sharply on selling brought out by
a statement made by Bradstreet's which showed
an increase Of about 10, 900, coo bu for the week
in the worlds visible supply. The December
delivery declined to 1910. The market closed
week. with December off an even cent at 1880.
Cash wheat. No. red. 74c to 7oc: No; 8
Sa!a II IT,: f Mr. ST. ST.
to $50: No. northern, Toe to &c; No. 8
spring zee to SOC. r.
Close-Wheat, December, 1890; May, 79Ac. So
The market was bearishly affected by the
slight decline. Commission houses were the chief
sellers. December opened unchanged at 431ac
and sold of to 1880. Local receipts, 37o cars
with 215 contract grade. H. --E-
The break in wheat was the cause of con-
siderable weakness in corn during the last
half of the session. The December option sold
off to 42%c. The market closed weak, with
Dese%De eor6 down M ae At 42%e
close-Corn, December, 42Nc; May, 4sX
@43%c. ..
Oats showed some weakness in sympathy with
wheat and corn but trading was light. Deem
@s41fc to s41Sc, and sold at s44c. Local II re- e
Cash oats, No. 2, 33c; No. g. $3.50. .5.
Close-oats; December, s4Ac; May, $3.50.
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MONEY REPORTS

! The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank of
Germany shows the following changes: Cash in
hand decreased 16S, $50. 900 marks; treasury
notes decreased 1850, 900 marks; other securi-
ties increased 252 800 900 marks; notes in circu-
lation increased 1928, 140, 900 marks.
rentes, 96f TIC for the account; exchange On
London, 25f 1sc for checks.
q: MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. Bank clearings to-
day, 81, S59, 34245. New York exchange, sell
ing rate. 10c discount buying rate, 4oc dis
count; Chicago exchange, selling rate, par;
buying rate, SOC discount; London 6Oday sight
documentary exchange, $4.7e%. Local money
stronger and no business being done under 6
per cent, -.s-..s .-r-s, .
ST. PAUL, Oct. 2,-Bank clearings, 81, e15,-
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Monday, Oct. 1:

h,ahsr 4 p,,e easy other kinds strong to &c
PRICES &C. % range from $500 to se45; bulk, 1925
fair, $5:e5 to $e25; good to Choice, $3.50 SOTO to
$50 to $o2s; geed to che{cs $3.50 to
Sc rs; good to choice, $50 to s645; rough sows,
to s2o 5on Ss sta&s s = to rs
6s $50 90 !?s $sss lbs 81 $685. 2sS g.
sS1 bs s.; '1s S2i is g $50 $50 ''' sS15'
Ptgs, Rousghs and Underweights-2. 90 lbs, s.:
bo s"s zao and 1Sx B so * boar 800 lbs ST.
cArILE-Reeeipts liberal and large supply
Of native stuff. Quality mostly fair, With
scarce. Killing cattle steady; feeders steady;
| stockers easy, with common ends l5c to CSC
Lover st Veal calves steady Bulls steady Mitch
h? s o'ys sGo sss u.s. @3s T.: So
s S. i5 e,e 5 5'2s S: 81 SO g u.s. So lbs
1000 lbs, 50. so; 4, $50 lbs, s2.35.
GU Cutters e, and canner - $50 lbs $22s;
s.? t. !0' !sfs s 800 s'f 5 81 lbs. 81 'Ds
III ButshsF Bu is K. 1900 lbs s22s j LAT
veal Caves. io7 lbs: $3.50; IL, 145 lbs,
500; a. J. l2s g lbs $520; 3, 17a lbs, $780, /,
Stock and Feeding Steers, 800 lbs, $40;
49, s92 d 35s ss l3 a. seq lbs 81 sss lbs,
s31 lDs $27s ~ 79s lbs $5s $40 It's
50, a. lbs, $40; 2, 72o lbs. s2.25; e. 5l5
Stock Cows and Heifers-4, 1856 lbs, $685.:
2 75o lbs, s.. 60; q, s52 lbs, ss; SO; 1, $40
| lbs. $225; H. 537 lbs, $21o; l, 400 lbs, 81:
| Stock and Feeding Bulls, LOTS lbs, 1925;
8, 1,166 lbs. s2.25; l, 500 lbs, $2.10; 2, SIS
lbs, So; i, 1,O4o lbs, ST.
Mich Cows and springers-3 cows, s97:
2 cows, s72.5o; 2 cows, 500; cows, $50;
COW, $35; cow, $26; COW, s25.
.SHBEP-Sheep prices are steady, lambs steady
Feeding sheep and lambs in demand and price:
i steady. Receipts liberal and market active:
I Killing Sheep and Lambs-s4 lambs, 70 lbs
"a lambs, g lbs: 81; 20 lambs; 81 lbs; 81
22 ,yearling wethers, 81 lbs, $5.25; q ewes. 10s
lbs S.; ewes. 127 lbs, $4.75; yearling weth
ers, SO lbs: $4.75; 1 buck, 100 lbs, SO; buck
/ 100 lbs, $780,
| Among the shippers on the market are W. F
Pearson Foxholm, N. D.; c. wiberg. Lindstrom
J. Peterson. shafer; futile Bros, Malta, Mont.
W. J: Carroll, Mimic, n. D.; Sam Pippin, Malta
4 Mont: A. Bagnell, A. Southy, Washburn, n: D:
1 e. L., johnson, Pollock, S. D.; William Golden
Sentinel Butte, N. D.; F. H; Arnold hayville
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HArIvEsTOc1

OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Oct Cattle Receipts,
1900; market, steady: native steers, $45o@6 40;
cows and heifers, $2.b0@4.25; western steers,
heifers. $2@s. 65; Gamers, $1.5o@2.a5; stockers
4and feeders. s275@4.50; calves. 5000; bulls
and stays, $1.75@3.75. Hogs-Receipts, 5000;
market steady to strong; bulk of sales, $4,000
$50 Sheep-Receipts. 81 900; market steady;
lambs $6.50@7.25; sheep, $4.40@5.75.
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CHICAGO 11vEsrooK, OFT a-cattle-E

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. oct. a-cattle-Esti-
mated receipts today. 1000; steady; beexes,
and feeders. $2.50@4.40: Texans. $3.75@4.4o:
westerners.. $3.65@5.4o: calves, $e.25@9. Hogs
Estimated receipts $4,000: strong: mixed and
butchers s6.25@e.s0; good heavy. Sc. 1905 671a !;
rough heavy. se.9o@e.25; light, $63o@6. 95; pigs,
s5.75@6.4O: bulk Of sales. $685. 1865. Sheep
sheep, $355 @5.35; lambs. s9.T5@775.
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81. IoUrs rIvEsTocK

ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Oct 2-cattle. re-
ceipts, 5000. including 1.S5O Texans: market,
natives strong; Texans, steady; beef steers,
90. 50@6.50; stockers and feeders, $21A. so;
cows and heifers. $2@3.50. Hogs receints,
1900; market &c higher: pigs and lights S. 40
M670; packers, S6.3Ol670; butchers and best
heavy, $6.5O@6.75. Sheep. receipts. 300; mar
ket steady; natives, s3dD5.5o; lambs, si@7.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN. Oct.~ 2.--Weaker cables
caused q lower opening on Duluth wheat and
the market was weak all day, closing at the
b Mtt %c of for December and &c off for
was no chsnge in prices until the close. when
the the price Ice was dropped Ae to e6Ac for October
%c higher with the nearby options the strongest
October opened at $1.11A, and while the huctu-
ations were small the price was firm and really
should have closed at s1.11%.
IT The Cose-Mheat, No: L hard. on track
THO; track, 77Mc; to arrive, No. northern
7eMc; No. ~ 2 northern, 76Ae: on track, No.
76Ac; bece@ber. 74Nc;, May. 7s45c; October
durum No. I, ea SeNc; No. 2 64Mc: November
$111&; fax: on track, SLIP; October. Silly;
November $1.11h; December. $1.O9A; Janu-
ary, s1:091a; May. s1.18h. Oats, to arrive,
a2Mc; October, 32Mc. Rye, oec. Barley. 81
@47c . .-...ss Ks
I Cars inspected, wheat, TT; last year, SO;
oat 1e RYE g 15s 12 a.
Al; oats: ~ 7o1; barley, 1875, os4; rye, 3144;
fax, 142. 1914. Shipments, wheat 662, 1853; oats,
u,737; fax. 81. 37O. e.-- ~
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS OCT. 2.
Observation-Disclosures, 40; Omaha, %; st
Louis, 6; Great Northern. 81; Northern Pacific
1O7; Great Western, 80; 500, At; Rock Island, 2
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THE FLOUR MARKET

QUOTATIONS UNCHANGED - DEMAND Is
SOMEWHAT IRREGULAR.
Mt1lers made the situation practically IN
changed today, altho demand was reported some
what irregular. Prices remain steady.
Shipments, e2,125 barrels.
First patents are quoted $4,000: 30; second
patents, $41o@4.2oi first clears, $325@3 :85;
second clears, $2.40@250: in wood. Min
ReapOlis.
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ARIZONA copPERs

There was healthy; tone to stocks today, and
higher prices Wee in the rule. North Butte
made the best advance. altho the trading in
some of the others was very active.
The metal market in London has advanced
Ell since last Saturday.
Butte 8 London has come in for good
share of buying and made small advance this
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bu Aag sso III iu o1 aoe pr hn
millstuffs 928 tons; linseed OIL 1871 ,45i lbs; oil
| cake, 715,OOO lbs. Car lots, 500.
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STRONG TO HIGHER
FOR HEAVY HOGS
LIGHT HOGS A LITTLE EASIER
RECEIPTS MORE LIBERAL.

Native Stuff in the Cattle Pens and
Much Of It Common; Choice Lots
Only Seen Occasionally and in Good
Demand stockers Easy, with Com
mon Ends Lower, Keep Prices Steady,
and Lambs in Demand.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Oct. Wheat, spot,
firm; No. 2 red western winter, IS 11Ad;f fu-ss
lures QUIET, December, es sgd: March, Is
eNd. Corn, spot. Arm: American mixed 50;
futures steady: December, 4s 7Ad; January, As
esd; March, AZ I'D
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. Oct 2.-Cattle

d KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK Oct. 2.-Cattle-
Receipts. $4,000. including 1000 southerns; mar
ESQ: southern steers. s2.bo@4: southern cows,
s1.75@3: native cows and heifers, $1.75@5;
815; calves, $3@e.25: western steers 3.4o@5:
western cows $2@3.75. Hogs-Reeeipts. 1000;
market steady; bulk Of sales. Sc. 4O@6.50: heavy:
lights. s6@6521h. Sheep-Receipts. 10000;
market steady; muttons. $4I5@5. 50; lambs;
ewes S4M5.4O 80. .sE-
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Oct. 12.-Beef :
Steady: family, FL: 80 ola; mess, $685. paeket
family, $1s@18.50 short clear, SIC. bo@ts.5 90
Lard-steady; prime western s9@9. To-
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


Ac; barley s4k@4sc;
rum
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Oct. 2-Trading in
provisions was quiet and the tone Of the mar
ket was steady. A local packer was moderate
bidder for the January products. January pork
was unchanged at s19.42k. Lard was a shade
higher at $7.s7A@7. 80: Ribs were unchanged
to shade lower at $7.15@7.17 to $7.17h.
October. $s.s7N; January, $7.s5@7:sI1a. Ribs,
October, 8.32h; january, $7.16.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.

Minnesota Transfer. Oct. Barrett & Zim-
merman's report: Receipts Of horses have been
quite heavier. but the the sales were large
enough to keep the stock about even. Prices are
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s1onx CRY LIVESTOCK Oct .e-Rece,n,

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Oct. 2.-Receipts:
Cattle 1000 hogs. 2.oc0: Hogs 10e higher
234 lbs. $6.40. Cattle steady; beeves, IA. 1,176
lbs $685.; Il, 1910 lbs. $40 10, !4oo lbs,
$40 lbs, 81. S5: 8, 1,14O lbs. $780, stockers and
feeders, 10. 7eo lbs. $685. Il, $50 lbs, 1886
TO- 1.1SO lbs. $40; calves and yearlings. 10.
$340.
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAINS,
Oct. Rye, cash, e3h @84c; December, 81 u
@62Ac. Barley, cash, 37Ah @55c. Timothy, Oc-
tober, $3.95@4.O5 December, $4.15.
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NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Oct q

Flour-Receipts, 20.95S brs; sales, 1900; Arm
but quiet; Minnesota patents, 81 40; win
ter straights. $35o@9.6o; Minnesota bakers.
patents. $3.75@4.1o; winter low grade, $3.50
1926. Wheat-Receipts, $1,000 bu; Sales 750, 600
bu; market weakness appeared in wheat today
following poor cables and fine weather in the
northwest number Of long accounts were
December, So e-le@sa 11-1ec; May, IS 15-1e@
SO Bloc. Rye-Steady; No. 2 western, Csc elf.
New York. Corn-Receipts, 239O0 bu; sales
market was dull and without transactions.
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CHICAGO pRonncE oct. Cheese. Ar,

daisies. 12h 612Nc: twins, i2N @12Ac; Young
Americas, 12h @l2%c. Poultry, live, easier;
turkeys 13c; chickens, lie; springs, lie. Pc,
tatoes, weak, 33@41c. Veal STEADY. % to SO
e@1oc. uBtter fancy grades firm, others steady;
creameries, 19@24c; dairies. 17!A@21c. Eggs,
firm at mark. cases included. 15@19c.
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LONDON STOCKS, Oct. 2.-American securi-
ties opened quiet and about unchanged from yes
terday's New York closing. 80.
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Kallroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 8; Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul, 10;
chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & OMAHA 20;
"A; Northern Pacific 81; total, 3OO
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Oct. Con

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Oct. 2.-Consols
for money, s6A; consols for account, SO 9-16;
Anaconda; 14%; Atehisen, ll23A Atchison PRE-
Pacific 1888: Chesapeake & Ohio, 65; Chicago
Great Western, 1874 Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Grande, ~; Denver s Rio Grande G preferred ed
sS1a; Erie, ASH; Erie frst preferred, 80; Erie
second preferred, H. Illinois Central 1870; Louis
Vile & Nashville, 1853; Missouri Kansas &
Texas as: New York Central, 14s; Norfolk 8
Western, 1904; Norfolk & Western preferred.
81; Ontario & Western, soy Pennsylvania, IS u
Rand aat Mines, s; Reading, so; Southern Railway,
Pacific, o.; Union Pacific, 1921; Union Pa
cihc preferred, 81; United States Steel, 4eA ;
United States Steel preferred 11OA; Wabash
2oh; Wabash preferred, 461a; Spanish fours,
Bar silver, steady, 81Ad per ounce.
Money, 3@3h per cent.
|; The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 4a@4h per cent. The rate Of
discount In the open market for three months
bills Is AZ per cent. ~
Americans opened firm. The overnight strength
in New York encouraged buying here and prices
rose to considerably over parity. Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe led the advance on dividend
anticipate tons. The improvement continued
in the afternoon owing to favorable New. York
advices and the market closed steady. -.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OCT. 2.
Receipts $40 cars, 1853 900 bu corn.
GAO bu; oats, 34.95O blu; barley, 3S,76O bu:
rye, 12.15O bu; fax. "a. $50 bu; -four, 210 brls:
ptllstutfs Is tons; hay 20 tons - o Car lots 49,
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MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN. Oct. p
Flour-Higher. Wheat-Lower: No / northern,
79@s01tc; No. northern, 76@7shc; December,
75%c; puts. 75c bid; calls, 75Ac asked Rye.
Higher; No. i, 68A @64c. Barley-Ftrm; No.
SIC; sample, 3S@54c.5 Oats-Firm; standard,
34N @35c. Corn-Firm, No. 8 cash, 46h @47c;
December, 42Bc bid; puts, 42Ac asked; calls,
421h c643c asked. ls.st
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5. Total sales. i, 1888, 300 = =. -
Money opened at 6 per cent; high. per cent;
low, AZ per cent; ruling rate. 6 per cent last
loan. 8th per cent: closed, 6@6k per cent.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN, Oct. 2.-october opened
at j754ac. closed at 74Kc; November, re ".
closed 74hc; December, &c. closed 23sc;saMay,
77asc,. closed 7eNc.a Cash close: No. ! hard,
76Ac; No: ! northern, 7bc; No; 2 northern,
73cy No. northern, roc; No. white oats,
Receipts: Wheat, 55S cars; last year, 951.
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South st. Paul, Mimi. Oct. Estimated
receipts at the Union stockyards today: Cat
tie, 5000; calves, 600; hogs, 1900; sheep,
$500; cars, 800.
The following table shows the receipts from
same period in 1905:
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars
l906.... 236, 697 1924 606,925 S22, $50 10, 500
1So5.... 26s,759 Al, lab 6O4, 800 435, 276 2O,620
Increase. 49,. 2,131 2,616 $500. 1890:
Decrease. 81, o62 $3.50. .. 112,737 LOO
The following table shows the receipts for
September, as compared with the same period
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ST. LOTUS GRAIN. Oct. 2:--C1ose: wheat.
lower: track, No. 2 red cash, TIC: No. hard
78@75c; December, 1911 @73%c; January, TN
@77%c. Corn, lower; track, No. 2 cash. 46al
@4ec: December 4OAc; May 41Ac; No. 2
white, AN @48c. Oats. lower, track. No.
cash. SAC; December, 34c1 May, 351sc;s No.
white. SIC. L4eE..zs 60.
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ACTIVE BONDS AND C1JRa STOCKS

ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
. Japanese first 6s 1OO%.
Japanese second IS, 1OO1A.
Japasese first AVS, 91A @91B.
japanese second 41ts, 90.
A. T. As, TIN @77M.
A. T. 6s,, 1O9h @11O.
Atchison As, 1OOA q 1C0A.
B. R. 7. As, 94M94h
B. & O.. 31hs. 93A @93A.
B. & O.. Is, 100@1O1. r-. .--..
Reading 4s 991s.
Ric As, 78k @79. .
Ric. 5s, 9OA @90N.
Q. s. L. Is, 94A @e5.
c., Il. & Q. Is, 9Sh @08A.
o6N, 9SA.
Union Pacifs Al, 108. ..
Boston Copper 31A @32K.
Black Mountain, 9@9A. .:r
Utah Copper, 82@33. 49,.
North Butte Copper, 1o4. '.-
: East Butte Copper, 10A @1O1a. ,-- -..'
Greene Copper, 27h@27M. ~ ass g.
United Copper, 68A@66%. -sE s .. =.
Subway, 49h @5O14.- ....,s ., -, 6,.. :.
Tin Can common, 6A g., "
Tin Can preferred, 651b @5S. %
CRANKY Copper, 1914 @13%. - 80
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PROVISIONS

NEW YORK OIL, Oct. 2-Petroleum- Stead,
refined, all ports, $7.45@7.5O. ..u --..-
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Dentistry.

FIRsT-CLASS WORK, Low PRICEs-Set
o. teeth, s. up; gold crowns, So up; gold
filings, 81 up, silver filings. SOC up: work
guaranteed; no pain DIR. GEO. L. ED
MONDS, $40 Z st. NV. Ja37-3ot
TEETH WITHOUT PLATEC- No extracting:
no pain look, feel, act, and asst longer than
natural teeth; shunken faces made normal;
painless filling. DR.. J. L. WILSON 1903 +
st. NV. iao7-s0t
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Wanted-S Statesmen.

LADIES and GENTLEMEN, HOW Is TINS ?
THE WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE
U. : EMBROIDERY WORKS, New York
offers an opportunity to any lady or gem
ueman 10 make so PER DAY bv selling
our hand and French embroidered shirt waists
and suit patterns Ia pongee and other high
grade qualities Also lines Of Oriental nov
elites, japanese kinonOs. silk and wooden
shawls- Liberal terms to agents. Call at
Branch office for Information. S TRACHT-
MAN. 6l9 = st NV. ROOM 9. fe2-30t
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Miscellaneous.

DRESSMAKING and ladies' tailoring: frsf-
class work; moderate prices. 1903 st
NV. third no0r. feII-3t
OLD CARPETS WOVEN into fine art rIIgs
WASH RUG CO, SIC ST.; st. NV. Telephone
4s25. feg-7t
tern cut TO order giving grace. ease, and
beauty to the form, call at the DESIGNING
PARLORS, 1920 G ST NV; shirt waist pat
terms 75c. fe5-I5t
HAVE YOUR SKIRTS MADE by the skirt
tailoring company. We also remodel all
kinds Of garments. Sl3 18th ST ja31-3Ot
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ARTHUR II. F. LUERssEN. Drug stOr,
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WANTED-GirI about 10 TO assist house
work and baby white preferred 1929 Q ST
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Valentines. Gould.s. 421 9Th st
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WANTED-Lady bCokkeeper and typewriter.
Office. feI3-3t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

JUST received japanese spaniels Cuban poOd~
les, cOllies, bull terriers. cocker spaniel, fox
terriers. and Newfoundland pups. WE SELA.
the best feed for your house plants; also
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good singing canaries, parrots, dogs, mon
.>---, lll4.,l pouiITy. and pigeons for squad
raising. SCHMID BIRD STORE, 7lz I2th
st. nv. feS-gt
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LOCAL MENTION.

Best Gran. Sugar, 4Ic Lib; Best
Potatoes, 79c bu. johnston $, T31 7th st. NV.
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Help Wanted Female.

WANTED-Cook and white nurse I7Os fath
st. fef3-3t
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WANTED good. paying grocery store
III SylS Cambridge place. Georgetown.
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r. 1. CARNE a. CO. 7os King st.
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Wanted Miscellaneous.

WANTED - If YOU ARE GIVING UP
Ilousekeeplng and wish 10 sell part or all
i your furniture send for the man who
mas the reputation of 20 years fair dealing.
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