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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-08
|DULLNESS RULED
IN STOCK MARKET
DEMAND WAS LIGHT AT THE
OPENING.
Prices Receded When d Deficit Below
the Legal Reserves Was Shown, but
latter Rallied on Heavy Supporting
orders-close Was Generally Strong
and Active.

, New York, Sept S.-Opening prices Of stocks
To-Day were inclined to drop in spite Of the
hlgner prices OF Americans IN London, the pre-
svainng tendency being relieved by only a few
small gains. Trading was generally dull. but
o'oOO shares of United States Steel changed
nands at last nights price, and 1900 shares
OK Union Pacific sold at 191% and lY11 " COM
pared Win ls2B last night. Great Northern
preferred was down point, Pacific Mail rose /.
Inc demand Tor stocks was very small, but
s4Hlclent to clean up the available supply at
various levels, and the list was gradually lifted
upwards. There were no striking movements in
any OF the favorites, but the speculation showed
an expanding demand for Reading and Union
Pacific. Union Bag preferred regained 8 points
OF Yesterdays severe loss American Agricultu-
raj chemical improved ~ and Great Northern
preterred, Delaware & Hudson. Louisville s.
Nashville, Erie, Westinghouse Electric, Brook
yn transit and Republic Steel 1@1A. Pull
man fell off 8 points
The trading became dull while awaiting the
bank statement. Prices receded on the showing
OF deficit Of $6,577,925 below the legal re-
serves. Heavy supporting orders were distrib-
uted later In the speculative market leaders,
ana there was strong rebound. Erie was
n1ted points, Great Northern preferred 1M,
Reading IN, North Western IL, Union Pacific
and United States Steel large fractions. Cotton
Oh and Virginia Carolina Chemical gain+l -
Ihere were a few late recessons. but the close
was generally strong and active. s..s
STOCK quotations reported for The Journal by
watson u Co., Chamber Of Commerce, Mime
apolls. Closing figures are bid.
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Total sales, 4s3, 100. 49,, -.
MINING AND CURB STOCKS

Boston. Sept s-Boston quota lions at the
close, reported by Logan & Bryan, 400 Min
neapolis Chamber Of Commerce: .s-.@.
Arizona Commercial, 371a@39; American De-
IL; Massachusetts, 6% 90; Mayhower,, 5O@6O;
Aliouez 85@a5A; Amer, Zinc, 1912; Arcadian,
81 @8A Arnold 1@1A; Ashbed, 1@1k;. At
1 B, BAG Boston Consolidated. 2e@2oA;
M0 9ad ~, Butte asksa Byte
Calumet & Hecla, 730@7S5; Centennial AM a
24A; Copper Queen, "a asked; Con Mercur,
s2@6s; Calumet & Arizona, ICY GILT; Can
anea Central. LAM @15; Copper Range, ITO
;!1k; Cumberland Ely, ~ @8H; Dominion Iron
s s. St. a 2sH Day Vest % R5 R pa
] Butte 9&@1o ELM River ~ asked Frank
asked; Guanajuato, sh @5A; Green CONSOLE
1910; Isle Royale, 1920; Keweenaw, 10h@
II; Massachusetts,, 81 90; Mayower, 5o@6o;
$751; ss9 Nevada CONS: q sS astss Ns1
Dominion. ~ @42; osceola, ilA @I15N; Par.
rot; ,25A @26h Phoenix, 7o@so;. Superior &
Pittsburg. 1eN OFT: Pneumatic Service; 14@
514a; Pneumatic Service preferred. 81@82;
Quincy. 5000: Raven. S5@ss; Rhode Island,
@ Fe sSae 8
TPsdlse o i55
ea% bid; u. S. Mining So@66h; U. S. Mining
preferred, 46A @46h; Utah Cons, 61@61A
Union ,5s Lend: PCS; Utah Copper; Nh @2s; United
asked; Wolverine, i5s9ieo;. Wyandot. soGico;
Warren Dev.s Co., 11@12.=
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Chicago Options.

mllers report big demand for bran for ex-
port Bran in bulk is now quoted s13@13.20;
$1775; red DO, in laos. $20.75@2f; all + o b in
Minneapolis: in 2o0-lb sacks. 81 per ton ad-
ditonali in 1OOlb sacks. 81 80 per ton additional
BARLE-Feed grades closed at 32@94c;
mailing grades. 35@47c. Receipts. 80 cars; ship
ulents. Is cars.
RYE-No. 2 rye closed at SIN @524c. Re-
ceipts. 8 cars: Shipments 8 cars -
s, agAYtM, nlntS 80 TONS Timothy choice,
No: 2, ssoo@1o; timothy, No. 5, s7.5o@s.s6;;
prairie, choice, $11; prairie No. /, $0.5O@1O so;
prairie, No. 2, 5000; prairie. No. 8, $7@S;
MOI! n1 No: L. $s@s; midland No. sea0@
/, $3.50; rye straw, No. 2. $3.50; wheat or
oat STRAW. $3.5O@4.50; no grade straw, $2@3.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Sept s.-Tne cotton
market opened steady at an advance of lob
points In response to better cables than ex-
English spot market. The action of the South
ern Cotton association in urging growers to de-
mand minimum price Of loo seemed partly
reports indicated very large crop and nuctua-
lions during the early session were nervous and
irregular. The weather was = considered favor
able and there was considerable selling but
shorts were covering and prices in the middle
of the morning were within point or two Of
the opening figures. >, r ~ < -. +.
! Cotton futures opened steady; October, $3.50:
November, S.95c; December, oOsc; january,
9.dac; February: e.1sc; March.g s.2oc; April,
Cotton futures closed steady. Closing bids:
September, $500; October, s.S4c; November,
s.95c; December, 9.o7c; January. s.14c: Fehru-
ary:- ?9.19c;, March, 9.2Sc; April, 9.32c; May,
9.37c. -. T.. = -" =. e.. -
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, $500;
middling gulf, 1o.05c; sales 20 balee. SAD &
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS Sept. s.-con
soils for money, SOS; consols for the account
s6 9-16; Anaconda, 14A; Atchison, 111A
124%; Canadian Pacific, 1888; Chesapeake 8
Ohio, 65A; Chicago Great Western, 10; Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, 1876: De Beers
1SA; Denver Rio Grande, 441a; Denver 6
Rio Grande preferred, SO; Erie 4s1a; Erie first
preferred 81; Erie second preferred, -; Illinois
Central, 1S0; Louisville & Nashville, 1871
Missouri, Kansas & Texas. 37h; New Yorh
Central, 1871; Norfolk & Western, 9eA; Nor
folk Western preferred, 94h; Ontario 8
Western, DIS Z pennsylvania. 1914; Rand Mines
36A; Reading. 1851 Southern Railway, 80
Southern Railway preferred, 103h; Southern
scific preferred ss; tinted states s steel. 4s1s
United States Steel preferred, 1908; Wabash
al; Wabash preferred, ~. t.,.
3 Bar silver firm, 3tRd per ounce. Money
.1@1a per cent VS.
6 The rate of discount In the open market fol
discount in the open market for three months
bills is 31a@3% per cent. rs
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THE FLOUR MARKET

STILL NO REDUCTION IN .PR1cEsLTA1R
DOMESTIC BUSINESS.
Altho wheat was of again today for both
cash lots and futures. millers made no re-
mand for feed and prices. following the id
vance Of 80 in bran yesterday are now &c
higher for all Grade, but In -four there IL no
change. Demand is fair for domestic shipment.
but with reference to foreign. inquiry is very
light. ~
Shipments, As, 600 brls. .,,r..
First patents quotable at $4.10@4 20: second
patents, $3e6@4.O5: nrst clears. $sa5@8 as:
second clears, $2.oo@2eo; in wood, b Min.
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THE CASH TRADE
XEED LOWER. MILLsTUFTs HIGHER, Col
LOWER, OATS STEADY '.,n ~

LOWER, OATS STEADY. ~ ~ ..
FLAx-Receipts. n cars, against n cars
last year. Shipments. 10 cars. Duluth, u cars:
Closing prices: Minneapolis. cash. $1.07M to
arrive. 81 .O6N. ' =
CORN-Weak and lower in line with corn
futures and easier cash markets elsewhere. No.
3 yellow corn closed at 43Ac. Receipts IL cars;
shipments. cars '
oATs-No change. Of Importance. The new
"a cars: shipments. IT cars
FEED AND COARSE MpAE-Prices were re-
duced 2oc ton on all grades. this in line with
corn. in sacks. sacks extra. ST .5o@17.7b; No.
ground feed. 2-3 corn and 1-3 oats, 75-lb sacks,
sacks extra. $17.50@17.75; No. 2 ground feed.
corn and y oats. so-lb sacks. sacks extra,
oofs 7olb No. ssck ground s9oq feed 1s corn and
Il MILLsTUFFs-All grades are advanced and
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soMAHA LIVESTOCK, Sept. Seattle, re-
ceipts, 100; unchanged; native steers, "a. 5O6
$40; cows and heifers. s2.25l4.25: western
cows and heifers, s2@3.5o canneru, $s.a5G
5.25; stockers and feeders, $2.7K6l4.5( calves.
$3@5.75; bulls and stays $1.75M3.50 Hogs,
receipts $500; steady; bulk of sales, $5sO68
Sheep, receipts 100; steady; sheep, $4.5o6:
lambs, $8.50@7.5O.. 80
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CHICAGO GRAIN
NEW Low RECORDS FOR THE SEASON IN
WHEAT, ...,

Chicago Sept. s.-The wheat market opened
weak today and new low records for the season
were established. The continued good weather
III The northwest was the dominating influence
The receipts in the northwest We're also liberal
and this weakened prices. December opened 1sc
to Nc to Nc to SIC lower at Tie to TN, and
sold at TN @71Nc. Minneapolis. Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts of 525 cars, against
LAO cars last week and 500 one year ago.
The market continued dull and heavy all day,
the low point for December was, 7l%c. The
close was weak with December Nc lower at TN
Q71Mc. =. =
Cash wheat, No. 2 red, n@71Nc; No. red,
!O5 011Kc; No. hard, coy YIOAc; No. q
hard. osA @69hc; No. 2 northern. 74g76c; No.
', Glosee-.Wheat. September. eo%c; December,
71X 071Hc. -
The corn market was easier, the weather
being the main feature affecting the market
December opened Nc to Nc lower at 41TQp
42c and sold at 41sc. Local receipts were
40 cars. with 234 cars OF contract grade
Prices continued weak turnout the session. The
low point for December was 41Mc. The close
was weak, December off &c at 41%c.
Cash corn: No. 2, 46@4SAc; No: s, 47N@4sc.
Close: Corn-September, 46k @48Mc; Oecem.
Der, 41%c. = : -
Oats were easier along with wheat and corn.
Trading In the pit was very dull December
opened Nc lower at .30Mc and declined to 3Ohc
Local receipts were 1911 cars. ..- -, d
o. Close: Oats-September, 30Ac; December,
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ket MT a fraction under parity owing to fear OF
a poor New York bank statement and the over
night decline In Wall street, which effectually
checked operations. The market closed dnll n
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Sept. s.-glosing:
Wheat, spot, quiet; No. 2 red western win
ter, 5s s1cd; futures quiet; September. 81 Id;
December, IS 215d. Corn, spot Arm; American
mixed. new, 4s 10d; American mixed, old, As
I'D; futures quiet; December. As gid; Janu-
airy. new, As s10d. so .s5l. 49, 81
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Howard r. Mayhem. a young millionaire Of
New Bedford, Mass. is employed in a cotton
mil there. going to work at g 30 In the morning
and Quitting ats at night. and studies In a
textile school until 10 o'clock.
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Wheat, September. 62Hc; December, enc: cash
No 3 hard, e4@6se; No. s, 611h @e4c; No 2
red e51ac; No: ssh @65c. Corn, September,
43Ac; No. 8, 42Nc;1 No. 2 white 45c; No 5,
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MONEY REPORTS

en- AIS td. =, Sept sIThree per cent rentes 97t
we 1or the account. Exchange on London, 25f
LONDON. Sept. s.-The United States took a
turther engagement of 81, 800 600 in eagles from
the nfnh OF England today In Consequence
bank <, has raised the price Sd to 76s Sd.
Gold wlth:raWals from the Bank OF England
states and E 100000 for Egypt.
BERLIN. Sept. 8.-Exchange. on London 20
marks 45A pigs for checks: discount rates short
ellis, 3h per cent; three months bills, BN per
cent. ~ TII0 '@' =" w.
NEW YORK, Sept. s-Money on call nominal:
no loans: dull and easier: 60 days and 90 days
onered at 8 per cent; six months per cent
Ciose-Prime mercantile paper, 6@7 per cent;
sterling ste exchange rregglar $3.50
bills bills; posted rates. SASH @4.s4h commercial
bills. 81 79A 40; bar silver. 6Shc. Mexican
steady.
M1SNEAPoL1s. Sept. .s.-Bank clearings to-
day. 50 2a1 43o. 30: New York exchange selling
rate, par; buying rate, soc discount; Chicago
eaehan SSc Ssing rate aoc premium
mentary exchange 7eA Legal money nrmer
but little business under per. cent -
O., 81 ~ - pAuL. Sept. s.-Bank cearinss today,
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WINNIPEG GRAIN c.nt o. g.

WINNIPEG GRAIN. Sept. s.-september
opened at 7o14e, closed at tic; October e9Hc,
73Nc. closed 1885. Cash close: No. Il hard
dSAc: No. northern. TIC: No. 2 northern,
6959c; No B northern: 66c: No. 2 white oats,
81 Nc; No. barley. 38c; No. fax. 81. o. Re
ceipts wheat 224 cars: last year, SO cars.
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ARIZONA COPPERs.

The market closes the week In good shane.
altho stocks are at lower prices than they
We're at the opening of the week. q
Butte Coalition was off this morninp. and
seemed to he weak and slow sale and Il was
with Wit apparent difficulty that orders were
Quotations at n m rs "a.
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st. LOUIS LIVESTOCK. Sept. s.-Cattle, re.
steady; beef steers, ss.5o@e.5o; stockers and
feeders, $2@4.25; cows ond heifers, $2.4O1
ceipts 1900; market steady; pigs and lights
$5.5O@6.30; packers, SIS. 50@6.35; butchers and
best heavy, $8.30@640. Sheep. receipts, 500:
steady; natives. $500; lambs; $3.5O67 80.
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFI
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. Sent.

r CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Sept. Seattle, re-
ceipts soo market steady; beeves. &3.75@6. 80;
stockers and feeders, $225@4:25 Hogs, re-
ceipts 10000, market steady; estimated re-
ceipts for Monday, So 900: mixed, $b.s5@e65;
go; light, SO. 10@6.571a; pigs, $5oo88.45; bulk
Of sales, $o9o@S35. Sheep receipts 1000.
$5.6O@6.25; lambs $4.tO68 go. $3.50 =
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NEW YORK BANKS.

New York. Setp. 8.-The statement Of the
clearing ct house banks tor the week shows that
the banks hold $6577 $40 less than the legal
reserve requirements: This is decrease in cash
reserve OF SO, 1928 as compared with last
week. The statement follows:. Loans 81 OBI =
"a 10o decrease ST 1896, 800; deposits, N,014,
e. 100, decrease $27 .8431Oo; circulation $44,
u! ,So0 decrease $1120,900; legal tenders, ST.,
934 900 decrease 81. Goa, 1O0 specie $3.50 941 800
decrease 81. 404 900; reserve $24e 975 600, de.
grease Sc. 960 IT'S; deficit. Sc 577 $40, increase
$o447, 325 ex-u: $. deposits deficit. $4,000, $50,
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAINS AND SEEDS.
Sept. S.-Rye, cash. 57@5sc.s Barley, cash. 37H
Mb2c. Flax and clover, nothing doing. limo
III Sentember $3.o5@ 40 IL. AZ
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Flour receipts, none; sales, 800 dull and lower
to SELL Minnesota patents, 81. 10 044O: win
ter straights, $3.5O@3. 6O;s Minnesota bakers,
patents $3.75@4.10; winter low grades $2.76@
40 Wheat receipts. none; sales, 100000 bu.
Ihere was decline this morning induced by
ceipts September. 7ew Critic; December, 74X
ESQ Lies May, 81 e-1e@s2 11-lec: Rye. dull;
No: western, etc e. New York: Corn re-
was lower under fine weather and in sympathy
With wheat. December, 5o% @61c; May, ASK
=, Receipts -four, 12,es7 brls wheat 1875 900
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FEEDING LAMBS TN
GOOD TONE TODAY
HOGS STEADY ON LIGHT RE
CEIPTs AND GOOD QUALITY.

A Liberal Bun Of Cattle, but Good
Part OF It Made Up Of Westerns
Billed Thru Killing Cattle Steady in
Price Stockers and Feeders in Good
Tone, but Not Many in the Yards
Veal Calves About Steady.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Sept. s-close-wheat
bard, es@72c; December, e9Nc; May, 74M@
14Ac. Corn lower; track, No. 2 cash. 40% az
40Nc; December, 3ehc;; May, 40Ac; No 3
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LONDON STOCKS, Sept. S.-Americans ruled
dull thruout todaT's session Of the stock mar.
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MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN, Sept. 8.
Flour, steady. Wheat lower: No. north.
srn, 74h @7 1,h No. ? northern. 72@7shc;
calls, 72@A2tc bld. Rye, steady; = So 0'd i
56h @57c. Barley. steady; No. z 55@5ec:
sample, 3s@54c. Oats, steady; standard, 81
@S2c.. Corn, lower; No. 3, cash. 471h @l4SMc;
December, 41%c.s Puts, Also asked; calls,
41Hc asked. ~ -
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PUTS AND CALLS,
Puts-December wheat, 69Nc.
Calls-December wheat, 7OH M7Oxc.
Curb-December wheat, 69Nc.
RECEIPTS AND sH1PMENTs,

RECEIPTS AND SH1PMENTs, BET. 4
Receipts-Wheat. 264 cars, 25s, 100 bu; corn,
rye. 5,a4o bu; fax, 25,e20 bu; -four, T5o brls;
millstuffs. es tons; hay 100 tons; car lots, 4es.
shipm eat 1o2 cars, 1oo.0so bu;
bu; rye, 1850 Blu; fax, 1890 bu; -four, As ,0ee
brls; millstuffs 146S tons; linseed oil, 412; 75C
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO 90 PROVISIONS: Sept. She. mar;
the privisoin market steady. Offerings were
not large and the demand was not heavy.
January pork was unchanged at 1925. Lard
vas vas down .. a. 2Mc at $3.50 Ribs were 2@6c
tard sepe%bsr 1884,
So. go. Ribs, September. 1855: October sS. 35
Butter, steady; creanleries, 19@23tc; dairies,
17@2okc; Eggs strong; at mark. cases In
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Sept. s-cheese steady;
daisies. 12@12Ac: twins 11hc; Young Ameri-
ess. 12A @12kc, Poultry; live, easier; turkeys.
asmes; g @0&e. Veal STEADY; 90 to 90 iSs;
&c: go to IS lbs, 771@9c; 80 to ITO lbs. 9@
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Sept. s.-Beef,
firm; family $40. 5o@u; mess $s.5o@9; packet,
family. s1s.5o@1e; short clears. $l7@1s.75.
Lard, quiet; prime western, $8.75@s.80.
NEW YORK SUGAR AND coFFE, Sept. 8.
cest4fusa g tes 4c easses Sugar s@S
aAc; refined, steady; crushed. 5.eoc; powdered,
&C; granulated. 49oc. Coffee, firm; No; Z Rio,
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept. Seattle,
RECEIPTS Gel 100; unchanged native steers. $40
eS9 Ra
4;s5; stockers and feeders, s2.5o@45o: bulls.
S2@3.15; calves, 1906; western steers $2:5O@
1000; market steady; bulk Of sales, se:io@
pigs and lights, seas 81. Sheep, receipts receipts
none; steady; muttons. $4.5o@5:aO; lambs,
$e@7: 65 range wethers. $46o@5.75; ewes.
$4.25@5.50. -:..;...s. ~ ~, -
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sh oats: No. 2, 3oAc; No. 3, Doc.
le following was the range OF nrices;
OTHER GRAIN. MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Sept. 8. wheat was quiet
during the short session today. September
wheat opened Nc lower ut Tic and declined,
with occasional and Insignificant rallies, to the
close, which 70hc. a loss of NC from yes
terday. December wheat opened unchanged at
Tic asked and at the close had declined to
7OAc, a loss Of &c from yesterday. May
wheat opened rs lower at 75bc and closed
4sc lower at 74Nc. Durum wheat was ex-
day, altho offerings were light. The foreign
market seemf to have gone all to pieces :
Flax trading was light with prices about
unchanged. September fax opened unchanged
at $1.00A, sold as low as $1.O9N, as high
as $1.10, and closed unchanged at $1.0oI.
October fax opened Nc lower at $1.os, ad-
vanced to $1.OSA and closed Nc lower than
yesterday at $1.0s. November flax opened Nc
off at $l.os. sold to $1.osA and closed i'm
changed at $I0sM. December fax opened Ac
lower at SLOT, advanced to $1.07A and closed
at SLOT, loss Of Nc from yesterday. Coarse
grains were unchanged.
5 1ae; No. 2 :, northern eohc; on track No:
Der. 7oAc; October, 7oac; Devember, 7oNo;
May 74Ac; September durum, No. /. e2Mc:
No. 2, 50hc; October. durum, No. 1, 62c; No.
2, 5s1sc; old durum, No. I, 6s14c;@ No. 2,
eohc: Flax, to arrive, $1.09H;, fax on track,
$1.10B September, $1.03H;. October, 81 0S
November, $1.0sh; = December, SLOT; May,
$111h; Oats, to arrive. 29Ac; September,
Cars 1nspected-Wheat 2o4, last year, AZ;
oats 4; rye q; barley. IS; AJAX 10, last year
49, Receipts--Wheat, 1885, 25 bu; oats, az. 701
bu; rye, 3,O0S blu; barley, SO. 3OS bu; fax g OOs
bu. shipments-Wheat,. 81, 0s5 bu;s oats, 21 ,2es
Du; max, S6 466 bu.
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NEW YORK OIL, Sept s.-Petroleum
steady; refined, all ports. S7.45@7.5O. -
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT

The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
Tor the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, 8;
Great Northern, /; Northern Pacific, So; total,
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS, SEPT. Z.
Cars-Milwaukee, 81; Omaha, Is; St. Louis,
g.: Great Northern 70; Northern Pacific, IS:
Great Western. "A; 500 line. Is; c., R. I. &
p, s. .tss
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NEW YORK METAL, Sept. S.-Lead and cop
per quiet and unchanged.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-14
Consistency.
She had the boy arrested
''The wicked little b1.atI'-i
For. killing q canary
s Like that upon her hatt
Meenest of AN.

The ollmuIgee tKan.) Democrat.
strangely enough. has been having
some trouble this winter collecting
from subscribers, which has inspired
the editor to print the following re-
buke:
"a man may use the mole on the
back of his neck for q collar button:
he may ride a freight to save three
cents per mile; he may light the lamp
with a splinter, to save matches; he
may stop his watch at might to save
the wear; use "a period for sent=
colon, to save ink; pasture his grand
mothers grave, to save hay, but a
man Of this kind is scholar and a
gentleman, compared to a man who
will take a newspaper, and when asked
to pay for it.. put it back in the post
office, marked refused"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-14
OIL NOTES.

In the Keener sand pool, on Pursley
creek. southwest Of the good produe-
ers on Point Pleasant creek, Tyler
county. the Melrose Oil and Gas Com.
pany is making good on the H. D.!
Lacy farm. This company mas drilled
In its No. 8 on that farm and has q.
show for 200 barrel producer. The
same company's No. 8 on tae same
farm has been drilled into the top
Of the pay and is flowing at the rate
Of Is barrels an hour.a
In the Point Pleasant district, the
Pure Oil Company has drilled in its
No. s on the w. F. Clark farm and
has buster in the Keener sand,
When shot 1t may make very light
pumper. North Of developments the
southern Oil Company is drilling in
the top OF the sand at No. 4 ON the
T. B. Watkins farm. With the two
new wells, both good producers, on
the H. D. Lacy farm. the production
Of the pool should increase.
Good Producer In Brooke County.
In the welIsburg district, in Brooke
county, the Panther Run OIL Company
has drilled in its second test on the D.
Brady farm and has show for pro
Queer good for 1876 barrels day. Re
Gently some very good wells have been
completed in the Wellsburg field.
Near Ankrom, McElroy district, Ty-
Ter county, the American on Develop
ment Company has drilled It's test on
the Spencer heirs farm through the
Gordon and has a very strong gasser
in that formation.
Fifth Sand Gasser.
Near Jarvisville, Harrison county,
the Hope Natural Gas Company las
drilled test on the Charles Jarvis
farm into the fifth sand and has de-
velopeL a gas pressure. It is still
drilling.
In the Salem district, in the same
county. the South Penn Oil Company
has drilled No. 4 on the Lloyd RAN
dolph farm five feet into the Gordon
and has encountered no oil or gas. In
the Warrington district, Marion coun-
ty. the same company's test on the
William Kinney farm has filled up
1000 feet with fluid.
In the st. Marys district, Pleasants
county. Buckley & Davis are due in
the sand at their No. on tie M. p.
Holdren- farm. In the same district,
the Wildcat Oil Company has the rig
completed for a test ON a part of the
same farm.