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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-01
GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

Scotch 8 snydacker good sellers December
wheat in Chicago.
market. .--.-..,... ....,,
London to Whallon: Copper advanced further
and closed on the morning call at SO, an advance
of 2 lbs since Friday. Rio Tintos made big
u Watson says the stock market Is rejecting the
absence of apprehension regarding either the
financial or political situation.
Antwerp fax NC higher. Argentine. IN
Omaha advices say wheat marketing by farm
Piper from Chicago; local house tells U.s. us
they covered short wheat for Liverpool today
at loss, which once showed nice profit ana
Watson from Duluth: Good export business
in Duluth and Manitoba No. northern. GOOD
eA Eew TorR prominent house goes on
today saying that United States Steel common
will sell at 10 before 40. p
F. W. savin and Clarke Dodge large buyers
- Berlin closes Wheat, &c higher.
I Budapest close: Wheat, NC lower
Liverpool close: Wheat, X q sd higher; corn,
I'D lower to Va higher; - -
Total cearances: eat 10000 81 hu 6od 1oHr '
wheat and -four equal 5S5, 900 bu.
thur fo1 f1e e Week sq '
Paul was mainly by Clark Dodge this morning
Traders then bid it up Since then Raymond
oats STEADY without much feature to tht
trade.
| wheat in Kansas City during the month Of
| September were 1000 cars less than last. year
1 and 1000 less than 1904 Only explanation o.
than for three years past is that farmers ar,
not satisfied to sell at present prices.
The weather map showed 1t clear over tn
| 80 PrNd4 III k0r No
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STOCKS TRON|1
At THE PEulNG
foreign Markets Firm and All Prices. UplSIOC
READING Is THE LEADING FEA-
TURE AT GOOD GAIN.
Realizing in Pacific Tends to Check
General Advance Rise in Call Money
Also Causes Wavering, Which Is Fol
lowed by Dizziness.

New York, Oct 1.-Prices of stocks ad-
vanced on the opening dealings of the week,
gains amounting to moderate fraction in the
majority Of cases. There were running sales Of
10000 shares of Reading at 1909 and 151,
compared with 1904 on Saturday. Northern
Pacific rose ~ and Baltimore s. Ohio Rock
Island preferred, Wisconsin Central and Ameri-
can Smelling large fractions. Business was ami
mated and widely distributed. E
VnlS rev OF the prominent stocks shared
substantially 81 in the active buying movement
Paul and Reading the buying did not make
much of an impression on prices. Realizing in
the Pacidcs had much to do with keeping the
general Rise within restricted limits. st. Louis
st. Paul, Reading and Pacific Coast IN to 2h
treat Northern preferred and National Railroad
OF Mexico preferred 2, the second preferred
wisconsin Central preferred, and Smelling ~
western and Wisconsin Central and International
Pump l. Northwestern fell of IN when the
general list was reacting at Ii o'clock. s5-" T.
rrlces wavered when call money rose to 9
per cent, but the strength Of st. Paul sustained
the market by sympathy. That stock rose 81
over Saturday; Union Pacific rose 2. The mar
ket became very dull. Bonds were steady
The market fell back for q time St. Paul,
Union Pacific and Reading giving way about a
| point. New stocks were taken up afterward,
notably Smelling, which scored an advance OF
2A: The general active list however, did not
preferred rose 31h, Delaare. & Hudson .41A
United States Rubber and Kansas City Southern
preferred ~ and Baltimore & Ohio, Chicago
| Great eWstern and Sugar /. - -.
more general show of strength occurred in
! the afternoon, the buyant advance in the Hill
! stocks, st. Paul and Reading inducing purchases
| thruout the list. The demand for United States
Steel, which rose to ~, coincident with the
jump In the Hill stocks, attracted notice. Wis
| consin Central preferred gained An, Great
Northern preferred ~. Reading 81, Northern
Pacific 3A, Union Pacific 8, Louisville Nash
| vile III, Atchison. Kansas & Texas preferred
| United States Steel preferred. Amalgamatet
Copper; Lead, Republic Steel, Colorado Fuel ant
| United States Pipe to IN. So ~. .,. ~. -
| Stock quotations reported for The Journal BY
| Watson & Co., Chamber of Commerce, Mime
j apolis. Closing prices are bid.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Oct. Cotton opened
strong at advance Of 14@S77 points on higher
cables, reports of damage from the storm Of
this week, the official report of another storm
In the gulf and low temperature In the north
western belt. Trading was very active, more
general than for some weeks past and the
market held firm during the early session. Prices
were nearly cent pound up from the recent
low level on some of the later months. such as
May, while near positions sold Is to IS points
above the low figures Of last month. There was
heavy realizing, after the call. but offerings
were we'll absorbed and the market during the
middle of the morning was within or
points Of the top. - -
Cotton futures opened frm;. October. 9.45c;
November o.e0c; DECEMBER. e.71e; January
1o.12c; May. lo.15c; July, 1o.2lc.
After moderate reaction during the middle
of the morning on realizng, the market
frmed up again before midday as result Of
active bull support and reached new high
level FOR the movement, with October selling
at 9.65c and January at 9.s3c, or 37@3s points
higher
Spot, quiet; middling uplands. 1o15c; mid
ding gulf 1O.40c.
NEW YORK OIL. Oct L. Petroleum
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MONEY REPORTS

. LONDON, Oct. Gold bars, IT'S 11kd;
American eagles, 76s 611d..
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-Exchange on London, 20
marks AN pigs for checks; discount rates, short
bills. 6 per cent? three months bills, ~ per
cent. ra. ~. 49,.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-Close-Three per cent rentes,
96f 55c for account. Exchange on London. PSF
17hc for checks. ...
st. Paul clearings, 81, 1888, 1856.
MINNEAPOLIS Oct. Bank clearings today,
$4,679 285.5 SO. New York exchange, selling rate,
1Oc discount; buying rate, 4Oc discount; Chi
cago exchange selling rate, par; buying rate,
SOC discount; London 6O-day sight documentary
exchange, $4791. Local money stronger and
business being done under per cent.
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AMETHYST TO BE SOBER
Anti-Jag Qualities Of the Gem Queen
Alexandra Recommends.
?

( New York Sun.
: Queen Alexandra, they say, has es-
tablished a fashion for the amethyst.
for the reason that it is cheap and that
it will encourage, trade in Ireland. For
precisely these same reasons Queen Vic
toria tried to establish fashion for
Irish poplin.
That effort of craftsmanship failed
Of success, and there is little reason to
hope for success with the amethyst. It
is only queens and other folk Of as
sured station who can afford to be seen
with cheap things on. Those who mere
ly aspire must have the real goods.
No suggestion is made that Queen
Alexandra had any interior motive IN
recommending this form Of quartz. It
symbolizes deep and pure love, it is the
secrated to St. Matthew the apostle.
It's wonder charm, that which gives
it its name, is as specific to ward off
inebriety, a sort Of meteorological anti
brannlgan amulet.
Pliny the elder so1emnly records this
feature in his treatise on all things
movable. Similar properties Of gems
he records without any sort of quail
fcation, but> concerning the amethyst
as jag dispeller he says that such
was the belief Of the magi and by them
handed down
One observes that Pliny was ad-
m1ral Of the Roman fleet stationed in
the bay Of Naples, and as sailor he
could bring his men over the rail after
shore liberty with clean and sober
record.
To secure the effect he says that the
amethyst should be worn around the
neck on braid Of hair from the dog
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS

Boston quotations at pm, reported by Logan
& Bryan, 400 Minneapolis Chamber Of Com
merce:
: Arizona Consolidated, asM @aoM; Adventure.
Zinc, 15 Arcadian 5M; Arnold, 1A@11h; Ash
cd 81; Bingham saM Bonanza aas p 95@sS; BACK
London. 2@2As; Butte Coalition, 3eM; Calumet
2asked; qqnsolidatsd Mercur, S5@57 Calumet %5s
Copper Range, 50; Cumberland ELY: ieN q
1oH @2o1k East Butte, i6 f @1oM: elm River,
*; Franklin, 2514; CRANKY laH; Globe :
2oN Keweenaw; -1o1s @11K Mass, ~;
Mayhower, 10000; Massachusetts Gas, 59&
Mtehg H1,d5 9Sh 81 Sor Mont Butte s.
Ola Colony, ~ bid; Did Dominion, S.; osce.
ola 49, M rhoenix 80 bd Sup
Raven, 5000; Rhode Island Santa Fe
2@2A; Shannon. 131a; Shoe Mach, s0@SoA
s npe Gopher is@ Tamarsek 81 bid Ts
stsS sstts ni5S
I Union Land, "; United Fruit. 1oeA @i1o
MnoDa U.s. Waan
dott, 1as@11s; Warren Dev. Co., 49, @147a.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Oct. 1.-consols
for money, Sc Bile; consols for account (Nov.)
siss Fss ss.s,Ssas 5be
s & St Paul, l7sN ss De Beers, 1s1s: Denvs'
ferred Erie 4s.s Erie FIR first i preferr FED
iso;; Louisville & Nashville, 49, Missouri Kan
aeiss s Weatern
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THE VISIBLE SUPPLY
CHICAGO GRAIN
FIRM CABLES AND SMALL RECEIPTS BRING
WHEAT IN DEMAND,

Chicago, Oct. Firm cables and continued
small receipts In the northwest brought out an
active demand for wheat In the local market
today. Offerings. however, were light, and con-
sequently the market manifested considerable
strength. Shorts and commission houses were
the principal bidders December opened M@%c
higher at 75A @76c, and sold at 761kc. Mime
apolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of
$50 cars against S38 cars last week and ], 40
cars year ago.
The buying Of about 100000 bu Of the De-
cember option BY q leading bull forced the price
up to 1875 @761ac. The market held strong
thuout the entire session, closing prices being
almost at the highest point. Final quotations
on December were up &c at 78Ac
|s0Mc. Us 81 81
The corn market was quiet but nrm, the
erce. Buying was mainly By con1aisescn houses
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December opened unchanged at 431Ac and sold
up to 1915 @43Nc. Local receipts were 455 cars
with 270 of contract grade. y
The market held steady the remainder Of the
day. The close was steady with December un-
changed at 431hc. -, sz
Cash corn No. 2, 47@47tac; No. 8, 47@47Ac.
Oats were firm In sympathy with wheat and
corn. Trading was quiet. December opened a
shade to Nc higher at 34as @341ac to 341ac. and
advanced to a4%c. Local receipts were 2ss
cars. d. = $50
Close-Oats. December, 34hc; May, 351ac.
The following was the range OF prices: X
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SOME CONSOLATION.

II Motto per Ridere.
She (blushing with emotion Am I
the first you have kissed, Carloa
mo, my dear, but I assure you you
are the last.
Really I am SO happy in think
ing that. .
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United States Steel preferred. 10; Wabash,
W bash preferred. 4e Spanish Fours, .04 n.
Bar silver. steady. 3 IL 16d per ounce. Money
34@4 per cent. The rate .of discount in the
open MAJ ket for short billssts Az per cent; for
three months, bills Is AZ M4h per cent IS
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PEORIA, Oct. 1.-Whiskey, 81 20.
PROVISIONS,

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Oct, 1.-Trading in
provisions was quiet and the tone Of the market
was steady: January pork was unchanged to &c
at 81 stu Ribs were up 21tc at $7.17h:
Close-Pork, January. $13.42h. Lard, Octo-
ber $882h; January, $7.87h. RIBS. October,
SS As: January S7.17A.
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ARIZONA coPPERs.

: 7Fufh1shed by Cranda11. Pierce e Co. =
There is talk in New York and Boston that
Amnlgamated will take over the Butte Coalition
on the basis Of two shares Of Butte Coalition for
one of Amalgamated. While this rumor is a
little hard to believe at present it seems to be
gaining credence in the eastern markets.
The market today was the strongest for the
past week. Cananea Central was the leader
selling up to $2O.25. r. as -.-
Quotations at 1 nm. -.ses-f
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WHEAT RECEIPTS By ROADS. OCT. l.
ereat western &c. G Nofssrn Pacific 81 rea
Western, 40: Chicago. Burlington & Quincy,
/; 500 Line, 100; Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

wheat market was active and stronger all morn
ing. Cash wheat continues N good demand a:
7s% yD and Closed eiosed there S gain Of Hc: May ad
changed Flax was also active an, and strong DC,
Der and mo May gained &c, and December 1c:
gFas seDf @ NO Graz. norfSer at
,s2s bu; No. northern rs 1857; special bin,
4. 81 and NJ SnInx dq WeeS
e eopn 7eai inc rso $3.50 OATS in
Ssre 343S hys Fz
Close: Wheat. No. hard: on track; s7Ac;
to- arYe No. eF So noFtSirn No.
Northern. 7eK@7sNc; october, 771Ac; pecem-
Der, 75Nc May, 791Ac; October durum No: i.
s 70: Soi drum, on traeE ~ &C. NJ
2, e41ac: Flax, to arrive, $1;11%; fax. on
t5asd 9ctossf e S111H NovenG es
rye. Sc: Barley, s7@47c. 49, o
last year, 93. Receipts wheat 1926 1925 bu;
corn. 25i4; oats, 21so76; rye. 1852; barley icy
SO, 1896; flax. 81, s19. Shipments, wheat 1857 2o;
barley, 2oo,142; FLAX, 1os,2s
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Oct. -
quiet ait' MINNESOTA patents, :1564:4o; winter
straights, $s50@a.eo Minnesota bakers, s4.4o@
s1s5ss low ~ns
Wheat, receipts, 1888 900; sales, 657 900 bu. 4
stronger and active wheat market developed this
northwest receipts and smaller worlds ship
ments. Shorts were leading buyers December.
&c. May g SIS SeS r as esq., No
ceipts, 10000; market was dull and without
| transactions. ''''' '''''' @'..' '@-'5 f3~#
WINNIPEG GRAIN Oct. 1.-October what
opened at 74sc and closed at 75%c: December
at 72kc, closed at 73Ac; May at IT, ~ closed a
ne Me' 7 SSS e a. IN northern No
40 e No. a. sss last Receipts Tss 54s
for September, 7,141; last year, 6,10s
Ss ,os9; saA s14ss. Ss an.
centais: corn, $4,000 centals: bacon. 1896
butter. 1920 cwt: cheese, $4,000 boxes: lard
1900 tierces of prime western steam and 1,4ot
| tons OF other kinds. -..,~.+.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Oct. 1-clog>
Wheat, December, eahc; May, 7aAc; cash No
1a n'f 3D. 7@SS SS os $685. her
May, SOC: cash No. 2 mixed. 43Ac; No.
whltss; 81 g i 9s 9sts, No. white s5c No.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Oct. >1.-wheat. spo
arm; No. red western winter, IS, HID; fu
lures, steady; December, IS, 63sd March. Is
ESD. Corn, spot firm; American mixed, IS
futures, quiet; December, As, esd; January, II
liz; March, nominal Hops, at London (Pacih
coast 1906 CROP firm; "a 10s@5 S..
CHICAGO COARSE GRAINS AND SEEDS
Oct. Rye. cash. 63@64c; December, 82h
e3kc Barley, cash. 37h @56c. Flax nothin
nothing doing. v :
Provisions shade higher on scattered buying
Edward Wasserman predicts 250 for Canada
| Pacific. -, l. F. E.' g. =.
} Marheld bought May corn at the opening.
J The forecast is for fair tonight and Tuesda
J over entire district except possible rains
} southern Illinois, Indiana and Missouri.
The market was strong Mt the close. Decen
} Der sold at 75c and closed at 74H M75c.
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Received-Wheat. 574 cars 507,eeo bu; corn,
rye, e51 bu; fax. 47.7oo bu; -four, coo br1s;
millstuns, 128 tons; hay, 10 tons; CARROTS 100.
Shipped-Wheat *101 cars, 1O4 $50 bu: corn,
2Mo bu; oats. zl00.os0 bu; barley, 6e.6eO bu;
rye: 8, $50 bu max. 10, 4oc bu -four, 20 e45 brls;
millstuffs, 1885 tons; linseed oil. 205. res lbs;
oil cake 5s242o lbs; carlots,r 070..s.s..> - -
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS

ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
Japanese first IS, 1O01a. III
Japanese second 6s, 1904.
Japanese first Avs, 9134u92. &f'e
Japanese second AIS, 9O@90N. 81
"A. II. f4s, 77h@77%.
A. T. Is, 1O91a.
Atchison As, 1907 @1O1.
B. r. T. As, 03h
B. & o. 31as, 92h @93.
b. s. O. As, 1907 @1O1. .e:
Reading As, 99@99A.
Ric. As, 1874 @79.
Rfc. SIS, SOY.
o. s. T.. As, 94N
c., B. & Q. Is, 9SA @0S15.
u. S. Steel bs. 9Sss SO ~, 9S14, o81k.
Union Pacific As, 1O2A.
Northern Pacific 49, 1OOh.
Boston Copper. 31a4 M32M
Black Mountain. on @91a.
Utah Copper, 32@33h.
North Butte Copper, 1914 @99h.
East Butte Copper, 1oM@1o%.
Greene Copper, 26@26lh.
United Copper, 65A @66hc.
Subway, 491a @50A. I'll
Tin Can common. 6h@7. ~.
Tin Can preferred. 56@5S.
CRANKY Copper, 1885 @l3%.
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THE FLOUR MARKET

PRICES VERY FIRM BUT QUOTABLY UN.
CHANGED FROM SATURDAY.
The market is very firm in line with wheat
but prices were not marked up today. millers
deciding to wait oye- to see how the market
acts tomorrow. Foreign demand is said to have
been checked by recent frmness. but there is a
good domestic business being done.
Shipments 70. 945 brls.
First patents are quoted S4.2o@4.3o; second
patents. $41O@4.20; first clears, S3.2o@3.35;
second clears, $2.40@2.50; in wood. o b Min
nos
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R. S. Woodward has computed that assuming
the average density Of the earth's crust to be
275. the density at the center is 1914. and at
100 miles depth 1t Is 3.O3.
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Sugar, raw, steady; fair refining, 0-1ec; cen
trifugal, IS test. 1-1ec; molasses sugar,
8b16c; refined, steady; crushed, o7oc; pow.
No. I Rio, $3.50. Molasses, steady; New Or
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CHICAGO PRODUCE. Oct. Cheese. firm;
daisies, 12h @12Ac; twins, 12A @12hc; Young
Americas, IN @i2Ac: Poultry, live. easy: tyr
tatoes, steady, 33@42c. Veal. easy; 80 to 80
lbs e@o11c;. 60 to IS lbs, 7@9c; IS to 40 lbs,
BITTER, steady; 3'creameries, 10@24c; dairies,
17@2ohc. Eggs, Arm: at mark, cases IN
cl,lded. 15M 10c. -" .
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The last vintage OF South Australia yielded
2,655,947 gallons. as compared with 2O45. 47S
gallons in the previous year. The wine stocked
at tie end sof June amounted 10 bs00s208 gal-
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eroux c1rY 11vEsroCK. Oct, 1.-Receipts

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Oct. Receipts
Cattle. 1000; hogs, LOCO. Hogs strong
Sales 60, $50 lbs. $e.o5; 70, 2eo lbs. Sc 80. o.
22o lbs, 1925: Cattle; steady; stocser s. 19@ ga
1910 lbs, s525; IA, 1,34o lbs, $5.75 Cows
and heifers, Fl, $40 lbs. $3.50; "a, ese 9s,
ers es, $40 lbs, $s.4O 81. $50 lbs 81; "a.
1.oso lbs. 1925. Calves and yearlings, =,
4sO lbs, $275; 4s, $40 lbs, 50. 45; 80. $50 lbs,
$3.50. Sheep. receipts, LOCO; m6faet 1Oc lower.
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I LONDON STOCKS, Oct. American securi-
ties opened firm today. Amalgamated Copper
and Southern Pacific advanced u over Saturday
nights close. Southern Railway showed slight
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Oct. beef,
steady; family, $11.5o@12; mess, $[s19; packet,
$10@a10.bo. Pork, steady; mess $1S.25@1s. %;
family $1S@1s.5O: short clear, $16.50@1S5O.
Lard STEADY; prime western, $0@9.1O.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK. Oct. Cattle.
ceipts. 1900; market on best steady: others
lower: native steers, $4.5O@6.40: cows and heif-
ers $25o@4.2 5; western steers, $sS@51eo;
Texas steers, s2.75@4:3o: cows and heifers, q
ers. A.75@4. 40; calves, $500; bulls and stays;
s1.75Gs. IS. Hogs.Receipts;, 1000; M ma 1ket
g a. sheep-Receipts, so 600; market slow and
lower; lambs, se.5o17.25; sheep. $4.4o@5.7o.
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Ew YORK PRODUCE, Oct. 1.-Eggs 24h@
25c refrigerator eggs, 22@23c; receipts, Sci ;
191a @20c; ladies', 1910; extra renovated. Nh@
22c; renovated, 1911 go; receipts, b,62; market
sfeadY.
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: Total sales, 1,272,2OO. = : = =
Money on call opened at per cent; high g.,
low 4, last loan 4, ruling rate T. closed offered at
per cent. @ifsss .. ~ "H -
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Oct. >1.-wheat, spot
firm; No. red western winter, IS, lind; fu-
lures, steady; December, IS. sgd; March. g.,
9ee 1%
IN; March, nominal Hops, at London (Paciac
coast 1906 CROP firm; "a 1Os@5 So. t@at
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Oct. 1.-Clos>:
Wheat, December 69hc; May, 73Ac; cash No.
hard. 71@72c; No. 8. 6s@71c; No. 2 red,
Tic; No. 3, 6oh@7Oc. Corn, December, 3S72c;
May, SOC; cash No. 2 mixed, 43Ac; No. z
white, acc. Oats, No. 2 white, 35c; No. 2
mixed, 81h @32hc
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAINS AND SEEDS
Oct Rye. cash. 63@64c; December, 82h q
eshc. Barley. cash. 37h@5Sc; Flax. nothing
nothing doing. -. ) =
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.RdIIrouuS entering tHe yaruS repOF leu rece1PIS
for the day by roads as follows: Chicago. Mil
waukee & ST. Paul. 20; Chicago, st. Paul, Min
sneapolis & Omaha. 8: Great Northern, 49, 500
Line, 80: Northern Pacific. 1927; total, 29S.
DiSnOsitfOn of took Sat Sent. %:
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Provisions shade higher on scattered buying.
Pacific. =. -" J. r. " r..a 8: 81 a. s%@sa5 -.
MARRIED. bought May corn at the opening.
The forecast Is for fair tonight and Tuesday
over entire district except possible rains in
southern Illinois, Indiana and Missouri.
The market was strong Mt the close. Decem-
Der sold at 75c and closed at 74K @75c.
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cattle IN PLENTY
AT SOUTH ST. PAUL
LIBERAL RUN TODAY AND AN
ACTIVE TRADE. s
Prices Hold Steady, Notwithstanding
the Larger Offerings, and Good Beef
Cattle Sell Readily Hogs Steady and
Receipts Comparatively Light
Sheep Also in Larger Supply, but
Steady in Price.

South st. Paul. MINI, Oct. 1.-EsSmated
receipts at the Union stockyards today: Cat
tie, 6,4oo; calves, 400; hogs, 1000; sheep,
4800; cars, 29S.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. L, 1906, to date, compared with the
same period in 1905:
Year Cattle. Calves Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1852 4SsSt sSs
Decrease Decrease 275i4 2.les 2,2s7 IS a7i 81
September, as compared with the same p period
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NEW YORK OIL, Oct. H. Petroleum,
steady; refined, all ports, $7.45@7 so.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

74c;
No
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Oct Cattle Re
ceipts s. 800, including 1850 Texans market 1oc
higher beef steers $4,000 stockers aad fe so
Texas steers, $3@5.10: cows and heifers. $40
375 Hogs-Receipts 3,60o; market Sc higher;
pigs and lights, $6.20@6.e5: packers. $6.Sog
| az: butchers and best heavy. $6.6O@67O.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market steady; natives,
| S2m5.6O: lambs. $4M7. -
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Chicago Options.

No. haxseed 4 cars. Observation-Disclosures. 100
No. daxseed cars. .................. ITO
No. faxseed, car, dockage. .......... Ill
No grade faxseed, 1 car................ los
Sample fa1seed, l Observation-Disclosures. 1.O5
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Oct. 1.-Catt1e-Est-
mated receipts. % 900: market 1O@15c higher;
beeves, sa.oo@696;. cows and ,I heifers, $1,000
5.16 stockers and feeders, 26o@4 %; rexa "a =.
G9.25 Hogs-Estimated receipts. 10000;
steady: mixed and butchers, SO so@6.m; ge9e 90
light s6.sO0i0.7 21S; pigs. $5.7O@6.4o; bulk Of
sales. $83U@6. 65.. sheep-Estimated receipts,
AZ, 600; market Toe lower; Sheep S3.65@o.3o;
lambs $4S5 @5.70. z-F.