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NEW YORK PRoDuCE. Oct q

Piper from New York-Reported that brokers
acting for Morgan and Rockefeller interests are
quietly taking stocks that are being sold. 1t
Is int1mated that the western element is again
being shaken out and that the largest selling
thus far today has been for western account
Verhoef from Milmine: Scalpers all selling.
They will likely control in the end. Not much
show for an advance, tho good parties have
New York to Watson: The weakening of odds
Hughes to 2h to 1 is bear influence at the
moment. This is an easy way to make Hearst
sentiment If any desires to do it.
Patten selling May wheat.
Argentine wheat shipments estimated $780,
OOO Blu; corn, 100000 blu.
jackson to Watson: don't believe this wheat
market vii Island any good selling.
Total clearances: Wheat and flour, 647, 200
bu; corn. 224, 600; oats. II 900:
Liverpool close: Wheat, Nd to sd lower;
corn unchanged.
Valentine good buyer Of May wheat.
Chicago to watson: they are buying wheat
on the strength in corn.
Chicago to Watson: To illustrate the strength
Of the wheat situation: September went out al
73@73hc; December wheat is now 72Ac.
Oats dull with little doing.
Berlin &c lower.
Budapest sc higher.
The weather map shows 1t generally cloud,
over entire grain section with rains in eastern
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois. TEN
peratures slowly rising.
Winnipeg weather, hazy and calm, 30 above
Each stroke of mans heart occupies abou
half a second. but the heart rests after eacl
stroke, 30 that 1t only makes seventy aminute
| In Nova Scotia the experiment. has been tried
usual hunks in the sleeping csrs.ssF It was =
J. X
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.HEAVINESS IN
STOCK MARKET
LONDON DEPRESSION HAS EFF
Feet AT WALL ST. OPENING.
st. Paul Leads Rally, but the Gain
Is Not Held-Market Generally Fails
to Respond to Bidding Up" Tactics
and the List Works Downward.

New York, Oct. 25-Opening prices Of stocks
here adapted themselves to the lower level Of
London, resulting in fractional declines thru
out. Reading and National Lead were down
nearly point, and Union Pacific. Smelling, Col
orado Fuel and Pressed Steel Car large fractions
The market was dull.
Buying orders were distributed freely, and
the initial weakness overcome, the mar
ket recovering fully. st. Paul was again a
factor in stimulating the rally, the stock NOV
ing up vigorously to TIN. Illinois Central
also went up IN. The market became weak
again when drive was made against the
ferred fell 4, Nashville, Chattanooga St.
Louis 8, National Lead 2, Pressed Steel Car
IN, Reading 1ss, and Union Pacific, Wabash
preferred Colorado Fuel. Smelling. Locomotive,
American Car preferred and Interborough Met
ropolitan preferred i to liz. There was
rally at the end of the hour -..
Some pressure on United States Steel I'M
settled the rally, but it was resumed later
1A-point decline, and Reading and Great
Northern preferred rallied point Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago 4 st. Louis and National
Railroad Of Mexico preferred rose 1, and Wells
Fargo S. North Western fell 3. Transactions
were small. Bonds were irregular.
When the market showed no inclination to
respond to the spasmodc efforts to lift prices
by bidding up certain stocks, buying ceased
and the list worked gradually backwards to
the lowest The selling after midday was most
effective in Union Pacific, Reading and Anal
gamated Copper. Colorado & Southern and
Amalgamated Copper gave way l, Consolidated
Gas IA, Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha preferred 2; Pittsburg Coal preferred
| gained IN.
A series of slight advances and declines be
fore 2 o'clock were without significance, th'
speculation being merely nominal. Pennsy]
van1an ebbed away point.
| Stock quotations reported for The Journal b.
Watson & Co., Chamber Of Commerce, Mime
| apolis, MINI. Closing prices are bid.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT IS FIRM DESPITE LOWER PRICES
AT LIVERPOOL.

WHEAT IS FIRM DESPITE LOWER Ph4CES
AT LIVERPOOL.
Chicago, Oct 25.-The wheat market opened
firm today despite lower prices at Liverpool:
The chief bullish factor was the continued small
movement in the northwest. There was good
demand by commission houses but offerings were
light. December opened unchanged to a shade
higher at 72a4c to 72A @72?sc. and sold at
72B M73c. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of $40 cars, against ECO cars
last week and 794 year ago.
The market continued firm all day on a good
general demand. The high point for December
was 1914 @73Bc. The close firm, with Dec
cember &c higher at 72kc.
Cash wheat, No. red, 731ac; No. 3 red,
72@ 73c; No. 2 hard, 73@75c; No. hard, 71@
Tic; No. northern, 7S@S1c: No. northern,
74@79c; No. northern, 71h@76c.
Close: a. Corn-December, 42A @42Bc; May,
1880.
u. The corn market firm good buying by
pit traders. The local receipts were smaller
than had been expected and this lent strength to
the market. December corn was unchanged to
&c higher at 421ac to 421&c, and sold at 42%c.
Local receipts, 173 cars. 81 contract grade.
Prices continued firm until the close. The high
point for December was 45c. The close was
firm with December up II &c at 42A 0l42Bc.
Cash Corn-No. 2, 45A @46c; No. g. 45Mc.
a forecast of better weather in the northwest.
which it is believed will facilitate the crol
movement, caused a steady feeling in oats.
| Trading SMALL December opened Il shade
| lower ut 33Ac, and advanced to 33Rc. Local
| receipts POI
Close: Oats-December, 1874 @332sc; May
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his volume on Religion In London is COM
yinced that the clergy are losing ground by be-
coming servers of tables and organizers of char
ity instead of spiritual guides to their focks.
The nawab of Bahawalpur. the principal Mo-
hammedan ruler of northern India, is going on
pilgrimage to Mecca with all the members OF
his family of both sexes and majestic retinue.
this pilgrimage.
The Montenegrin minister of agriculture is a
engaging his attention. and in his office he has
had a hen sitting to hatch a special brood Of
chickens There are nine chickens chirping
round his chair. ~ .,
To give some idea of how weeds multiply 1t
may be stated that single plant Of pepper
grass will produce $4,000 seeds; dandellon, II
I 600: common thistes, $4,000: chamomile. 49,
900: ragweed $4,000: purslane ,375, 900; plan
tain 47OOO and burdock $4,000.
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS

Specials to The Journal. -. ..-~
Boston, Oct. 25.-The copper market opened
steady on light trading and without feature.
on expectation of SOC dividend to be declared
at today's meeting. United States Smelling
was stronger, as tie rights expire tomorrow,
and al 1.-The large interests will take their stock
Old Dominion was less active, but held its
cent advance. Other stocks held steady on light
On the euS trade a wds with
New York, Oct. pa representative Of the
Butte & Boston Copper company says that the d.
rectos Of that company are in no hurry to pay
dividends and that Amalgamated does not need
them because it is getting. quite sufficient
| may be paid on Butte before the close of the
year. Boston quotations at pm, reported by
Logan & Bryan 400 Minneapolis Chamber Of
| Commerce: .,.t
bid Alloue5 g lid; Apex. TX BID; Arsadian'
Arao1d IA bid Ashbea Ga 1a SS
tain, 10 bid Butte Exp, 81 bid III; Butte 3, =
net and II Hecia s5d Centennial Copper
Queen, 2 asked: Con. Mercur, 50 bids Calumet
and K1ep 49, Gansi 0sn By
Az % bid; fast Butte ilA Pa Elm :. Rye Sa
asked; Green Cons, 25ss; Helyetia, asked;
NARROWER, Is bid; Mass Gas, 5sA
ds ia es Mopt1s co so
| North Butte; 111A Old Colony, ~ bid; Old
Dominion, e4A; osceola, 125; Parrot, p;
Phoenix, rs; Superior & Pittsburg, 25A bid;
Pneumatic Service. 141a; Pneumatic Service
| preferred. 3oAI Quincy, 103 bid; Raven, 75
! bid; Rhode Island, 5; Santa Fe, IN bid; Shan.
/ non II; Shoe Machinery, IS bid; Shoe Ma
chinery preferred 20 bid: Swift, 113; su.
perior Copper, 10 bid; Tamarack 1o3 bid;
/ Tecumseh, 151k; Troy Man. BIS bid Trinity,
4 81; United States Mining preferred. 45A Utah
/ Consolidated. 661a; Utah Copper. 35; Union
| Land, 2 bid; United Fruit, 1861 bid; Utah
/ Nevada AZ bid; Victoria, 61a; Washington
rs bid; Winona, LIZ: Wolverine, 1856; Wyan
4 dot, 1h bid
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Oct 25-Consol
i for money. S. 1916: consnls for account. 3;
1516: Anaccaslt 49, ;f;ss.,. Oh Atclisoi
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THE CASH TRADE
SAME CLOSE AS YESTERDAY IN BOTH
CORN AND OATS

SAME CLOSE AS YESTERDAY IN BOTH
az CORN AND OATS.
FLAX-Recepts, "a cars, against IS cars a
year ago; shipments, II cars. Closing prices:
Minneapolis, cash, Slips; to arrive, Slips.
q CORN-No 3 yellow corn closed at 42Hc.
Receipts, 7,,cars: shipments. none.
OATS-No white oats closed at 31Ac. Re-
ceipts, "a cars: shipments, 81 cars. ~
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn in sacks, sacks extra. $1625 q
$50; No. ground feed. % corn and 1-3 oats,
71-lb sacks, sacks extra, $16.75@17; No.
grGund feed, Y corn and u oats, So-lb sacks,
sacks extra, SIT @17.50; No. 3 ground feed,
l-G corn and % oats, 7o-lb sacks. sacks extra,
$17.75@1S.
MILLsTUFFS-Bran in bulk, SIS. O@15.75
s.orts, s15.5o@15.75; middlings, $1s;5o@1s.75
STD additional; in 1oo-ib sacks $175 add
t:oial Shipments for the day, 1892 tons.
:. E--No. 2 rye closed at 1914 @l5!a4c. Re
cci: Is; 10 cars: shipments,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ranged from 36c to 47c
Receipts, 40 cars; shipments, Is cars.
t,!.I-Timothy, choice, $3.50; No. tim
4 o1l.sy. s11.5o@12 timothy, No. e. s1O5o@1l
tsn.o;hy, No. 3, $500; prairie, choice, $12
..,:ric. No 1, 81 oil so; prairie, No. 2. $1o@
1,.I3; prairie, No. 8, sos; midland, No. /, 5!
,,,.,t: midland, No. 2, S6@7.5o; no grade hay
8 IN1i,50; rye straw. No /. $5.50@6; ry
sew, No. 2, s4.5o@5; wheat or oat straw
sl5o; 10 grade straw. 5000. Receipts g.
to.s: shipments, none.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Oct. 25.-The cotton
market opened steady at decline of 2@7
points and gradually increased the loss to mat
ter of 11@13 points under scattering lquida
ton and a little selling by room bears. who
were Influenced by lower cables than expected
run1ors that an English crop expert would issue
a bearish crop estimate. and a better weather
outlook There was some support on a scale
down, but the demand was not aggressive ani
prices were about the low point during the mid
die of the morning: Cotton futures opened
steady October, 1896; November, 1085c bid
December, 1o.s5c: January, 1o.s7c; March
The market was easier toward midday will
prices about Is to IT points net lower under
scattered realizing and bear pressure. Spot
quiet; middling uplands. 11.15c; middling gulf
II Acc
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

New York to Lewis-Long holders of copper
OH account Of the high money rate This has
its effect on Amalgamated sentimentally at
least.
f. R. Babcock, New York, to Piper-I don't
see how we can expect bull market until the
result Of the coming election is assured. It
resolves itself into guess the outcome of
politics and until this is over we would be con
seryative.
New York to Lewis-Hearst scare again
strong, this with possible abroad strike and bad
money outlook keeps buyers out Of the market.
We do not leok for any bad break but would
not be In any hurry in buying.
Provisions frmer under scattered buying OF
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THE FLOUR MARKET

CONSERVATISM OF BUYERS MORE PRO-
NOUNCED-PRICES FIRM.
So far. from taking hold with any alacrIty
buyers were reported today conservative
than ever and inclined to hold off the more per-
sistently. There domestic demand enough
to keep the orders about on the books but
very little interest in large way and practi-
cally no foreign inquiry.
Shipments 81 1921 barrels.
First patents quoted S4.2O@ 30: second
patents, $4.10@4.2O; first clears, So. 5@3. 50;
second clears $o.4o62.5o; in wood, + b Min
neaDOlis,
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ANOTHER NICKEL ON
THE PORKER LIST
GOOD QUALITY AND NOT MANY
HOGS ON SALE.
killing Cattle Steady at the Price Level
Established by Yesterdays 10c De-
cline stockers and Feeders OFF
About 15c for the Week-Sheep Re-
ceipts Liberal, Especially western
sheep-Lambs Dull. ..-

South St. Paul, Mimi. Oct. 25.-Estimated
receipts ut the union stock yards today: Cattle
1870; calves, 200; hogs, 1900; sheep, IL, 200;
horses, 20; cars, ITO.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. /, 1906, to date, us compared with the
same period in 1905:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs, Sheep. Cars.
1905. 316, 1876 40, 534 600 22S 4t5, 100 d III
lve5,.... 331, 24s IS, S65 652,117 592s65 "a, 456
Decrease. 1918 $3.50. 1850. 123,0S6 S45
The following table shows the receipts thus
far in October as compared with the same period
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ARIZONA CoPPERs.

Today's market is neither weak nor strong.
The market is in position to reflect either good
good news or bad news quickly, but brokers do
terially this week, and unless important news
is received it will be scalping market until
after election. The coppers turnout the country
and frmer position than are the industr1als.
The price of the copper metal continues to
hold we'll and this gives the copper stock mar
ket stability. p
Quotations at p.m.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.


Received-Wheat PCT cars, 2S0,35O bu corn,
6,44O bu; oats, 1O7;52o bu: barley, So 800 bu;
rye, 9,100 bu; fax, 69,76O bu; flour, 100 brls;
millstuffs. 40 tons; hay, 60 tons: car lots,
AT
u shipped-Wheat Ga cars $3.50 bu oats, So
900 bu; barley, 1890 blu: rye, $3.50 bu; fax,
1920 bu; flour, 81, 621 brls; mllstuffs. 1872
tons; linseed oil, 901, 500 lbs; oil cake 3S7 800
lbs, lots. 4G3
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NEW YORK OIL, Oct. 25.-Petroleum steady
'efned all ports, 745@7.5 SOC.
PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Oct 25-rhe pro-
visions market was firm on &c advance in the
price Of live hogs. Trading was quiet. Janu-
airy pork opened SC higher at $1S.75. Lard was
up ~ @5c at $s.321h to $685.. Ribs were 2h
@5c higher at 81 .45@7.47A.
Close: Pork-January, $13.65; May, $13.72R;
Lard-October, $500; January, $3.50. Ribs
October, $s.35: January, $7.4214@7.45
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct. 25.-Cheese strong
Americas 1s@15Ac. Poultry. i've. dr1ner tur,
keys, 14c; chickens, &c; springs, ehc: Potatoes
&c; 60 to IS lbs ~ acc. Butter, steady;
creameries 19@251ac: dairies 1871 @29c.
Eggs, strong, at mark cases included, A@22c.
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Oct 25.
ugal: ee test &c; molasses sugar, aAc; refined,
lated, 4.9oc. Coffee steady; No. Rio, TIC.
Molasses steady; New Orleans, 3o@3Sc.
NEW YORK PRODUCE, Oct. 25-Eggs. PAY
@25c; refrigerator eggs, 22@29c; receipts 10,
634; market weak. Butter-Creamery, 28mc;
imitation, 2Oh Optic; ladies', zoe; receipts
100; extra renovated 211h @22c; renovated
1917 @2Oc. Market steady.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Oct. 25.-Beef,
firm; family, $125o@1s; packet, $1o.5o@11;
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AT RECEIPTS BY ROADS,

WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS.
Cars-Milwaukee, %; Omaha, 40; St. Louis
s; Great Northern 81; Northern Pacific, q:
Great Western. "a: 500 Line, 80; Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific. 12
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Oct. 25.-Wheat spot,
steady; December, 6s 4Md; March. IS 51sd.
Corn, spot, quiet; American Mixed Is I'D;
futures, quiet; October, nominal; December, AZ
AID; January, Is 1hd.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

Track-No to
No
No 2
barley
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| for the day by roads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, l; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul. 80;
minneapolis = St. Louis, 1; Chicago, ST. Paul,
Chicago Burlington Quincy, 4; Northern Pa
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAINS,
Oct 25.-Rye-Cash 64k @65c: barley cash,
40@521ac. Timothy, fax and clover nothing
doing.
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PARIS STOCKS Oct. 25.-There was a slight
improvement in prices on the bourse today when
1t was announced that the Bank of France had
not raised its discount rate. In order to avoid
the necessity for such measure the bank
for several days had been discouraglng gold
larger proportion Of the demands In silver.
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! LONDON STOCKS, Oct 25.LAmerican securi-
ties We're dull and uncertain. They opened easy
and moved to a fraction over parity in the fore
noon on local buying. Norfolk & Western and
United States Steel received the most attention.
Later the New York advices caused sagging
tendency and the market closed dull.
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| KANSAS CITY GA1N,oct. 25.-wheat, De
cember, &c; May, Nc; cash No. 2 hard, CSC
S9c; No: 2 red. 7o1a@71c; ., No: 8, ee@6sc.
No. mixed, SeN @46Ac; No. ), ssh @SsNe c
| No. white, 421a @42Ac. Oats-No. 2 white
SO @34c No. 2 mixed, 81 u @32c.
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7SC.
flowing was the range Ut prices:
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Oct: 25.-The demand for
wheat is not especially brisk, but it is equal to
the offerings, which are rather light. The mar
ket today, was rather quiet December opened
75%c and close ed there. unchang ed from yester-
days; May fell 1sc; durum wheat showed ad-
-yances of sc for October No. i, and Nc for
November; No Bc off for October and
unchanged for November. Spring wheat ad-
vanced Nc, going to 2Ac over December for
No. 1 Northern. Flax was fairly active and
lower. November opened unchanged at s1.1a%
fell to 81. 1871, and closed Nc off at $1.13B; ;
October fell &c and December and May Nc.
Coarse grains were unchanged.
The close: Wheat, No. hard, on track, 77bc;
to arrive, No. northern. 7e?sc No: northern,
745hc; on track No. 1 northern, 761sc; No.
R RSher1 Nav 4s oStS1er 7s as Sobar ap1g
No. /, e6Ac; No. 2, 62Mc; November durum.
No. !, eec;. No; 2, e2&c; durum, on track, No.
fax on track, 81 ;1AH October; $1:;1sA; Novem-
Der, $1.13M; December. $1.11%; January,
$1:12A May, $1;15A; oats, to arrive, s1Mc;
oats, October, 31%c; rye 59c; barley, 80 @4ec.
-; rye p barley, So fax, 12s; last year, IA
sys e4 aa3 522 Shipments aE;
lev 80 1868: fax. 536 O51
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
Japanese first IS, 97M, 97A. =.
Japanese second Is, ON.
Japanese first ANS, 91%. F1
Japanese second AVS, S9A.
A. T. 4s. 70. ..
A. 7. IS, 11OA Gill. ~
Atchison As, 10Oh @1O1.
B. & o. 3hs, 93a @94A
B. & o. As, 1OOh @1O1 Il.
Reading As, 99@99A.
Ric. As, 79A.
Ric. IS, OH @91A.
O.. S. L. Is, 94$ @94N.
c., B. 8, @. As, 99M @1OO.
.. s. Steel IS, 1OOA, 1O1, 1904.
Union Pacific 4s 1O3
Northern Pacific, 1O3@1O3A.
Boston Copper, 32@3S
Black Mountain, 1O@1Oas
Utah Copper, 351a @37.
North Butte, 111B @1121a.
East Butte, 11h OBJ.
Greene Copper, 25B @25M
United Copper, 63.
Subway, 51h @52.
Tin Can common, eM @6ht
Tin Can preferred, 54h@551b.
CRANKY Copper, 1885 @13N.
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Oct. 25.-Receipts
CATTLE 1soo hogs 1ooo o:o H. HOGS Sc st steady ~
24o lbs, 500. Cattle-steady: stockess slow.
Beeves: 49, LAO lbs; 81 p; TO- 1 = ,s lbs
$525 1870 lbs 49, 49, C, Cows :, and nd Heifers
lbs, $685. stockers and Feeders-s, 100 lbs
s3.25; 8, $50 lbs, 1913; 10; 1,osoI lbs, 81 10
Calves and Yearlings-S. $40 lbs, $3.50; 10, $50
lbs Sc. go: 6. $40 lbs. 1913.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Oct. 25.-Cattle. re-
steers, $4.65@64O; COWS and heifers, $2.50@
450; western steers, So 25@5.5o: Texas steers
$3@4.5O; cows and heifers, $2@3.s5: Gamers
$1.4O@24O: stockers and feeders, $2.75@4.5O;
calves. $3@6: bulls and stays, $2@375. Hogs
receipts, $500; market steady to strong; bulk
of sales, $6.1O@6.15. Sheep. receipts. $500
market strong to 1Oc higher; lambs, $6.75@7. 40;
sheep, $45O@6.1O. -
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MILWAUKEE, FLOUR AND GRAIN, Oct. q.
ern, 7S@79c; No. northern, 75@77ihc; De-
cember, 72hc; puts, re asked; calls. 79hc
asked. Rye, higher; No. I, 65@66c: Barley.
firm; No. 1, 55@56c; sample, 4O@55c. Oats,
steady; standard, 34@35c. Corn, frmer; No. g.
cash, ASH @45Ac; December, 42s4 Ql42Bc asked
puts, 421a @42ssc asked; calls, 42B @43c asked
WINNIPEG GRAIN, Oct. 25.-October wheat
opened at 745sc and closed at 747sc; Novem-
Der at 74Ac, closed at .741sc; December at
71Bc, closed at 71bc; May at 75hc, closed
at 75Bc.4 Cash close No. 1 Hard 75hc;
No. i northern, 741ac; No. northern, 717sc;
No. 3 northern, 691ac; No. 2 white oats, 82hc;
No. barley, 42c: No. l. fax, SLIP. Re-
ceipts Wheat, 4o7 cars; last year, 342 cars.
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NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Oct. 25.-
Flour. receipts, 1921 brls; sales, 1000; steady
low grades, $2.75@3.o5. Wheat, receipts, 31A,
900 hu; sales $4,000 bu; still Influenced by
small northwest receipts and bull support wheat
was higher again this morning in face OF, easy
cables; December, 81 7-16@91Bc; May, $685. q
83hc. Rye, firm; No. 2 western, 6o1ac c i t
New York. Corn, receipts 1928 bu; market
dull and without transactions.
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ceipts estimated, 5000; market steady to 10c
lower; beeves, $4@7.1O; cows and heifers. $1.50
@5.15; stockers and feeders, 81. 50M4.50; Texans,
67.5O. Hogs-Estimated receipts, 1900; mar
ket &c higher; mixed and butcher $685. &C. Am
good heavy, Sc. 25@645; rough heavy, $3.50
sales, $6.O5@635. Sheep-Receipts estimated at
900; market steady; sheep So 6o@5.eo; lambs,
81 50n1 80.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-25

: Total sales, B7 600. = = =
Money opened at ~ per cent: high, AZ per
cent; low. per cent; ruling rate. per cent;
last loan, per cent: closed, 3@h per cent.