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NEW YORK STOCKS And BONDS
Sluggish Upward Movement Of Prices is
Feature Of EARLY Trading.
MARKET TURNS BUoYANT IN LAST HOUR
Announcement that Terms of Ore
Deal Are Ready 60 he An
sounced Causes Spectators
TO wake Up.

NEW YORK, Oct 5.--A sluggish upward
movement OF prices gave way In the last
hour OF the tracing today 70 buoyant and
amin ated uprush which made up almost as
large volume Of business as the whole Ot
that for the rest of the day. The revival
OF the statement-verifed shortly after the
close of trading-that the "ore deal" was
ready to be announced, once more caused
the awakening OF the market. Up to that
small ield for comment outside the gen
eral puzzled conjecture as TO the cause lor
the sudden relapse from speculative anina-
The forecasts of Inc bank statement were
for an increase OF 10000 to Ss,O",vo IN
usually accepted authorities This gain is
due to the deposit of government FUNDS with
the banks under the offer Of the Treasury
department which was later modified to in
crease the New York allotment by reason
of the rejection Of the offer by interior
the interior boweyeI. indIoates a persist
ence of demand on New York, the move
ment on balance against New York amount
much easier. The halt in the operations by
large capitalists was attributed In some
quarters to desire to await the clearing OF
Immediately connected with the project
were notably strong In the days narrow
market. Rumors were afoat at one time
that President -Cassatt of the Pennsylvsnla
had died. Contradiction Of this report did
not entirely relieve the market from the
repressiye effect of the talk Of his III health.
Some allowance must be made for the Oh
version Of speculative activity to quarters
outside the Stock exchange in accounting
for apathetic conditions there. Wall street
gave attention to the cotton market In
periods of excitement there, such as ruled
today.
The renewed apprehension over the cotton
crop is of direct Importance to holders OF
shares in the cotton carrying railroads.
The proceedings in the outside market also
offered a strong contrast to the somnolence
on the floor of the Stock exchange. CROWDS
OF curb brokers are kept busy handling or
ders for mining shares of all descriptions.
Coppers and gold mines are the faVorltes,
but the most eager dealers in the shares
are alleged to be uniformed as TO the
product of their property. Within lew
| days past the speculation in mines IN the
outside market has taken on the proper
! lions of craze. Union Pacifcs strength
was connected with reports of the favoIaole
character Of the forthcoming annual re-
| port The renewed weakness OF Russian
| Securities abroad and disquieting rumors OF
| the condition of Russian finances were
| thought to have some bearing on the re-
| straint apparent in the stock market Inc
market closed buoyant under the innuenco
| of the late outburst OF animations. BONDS
were firm. Total sales, par value, G6oc,Uu:
| United States new Is declined y per cent
| on call - -,
| Following were the sales and range Of
| prices on the Stock Exchange:
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SHEEP--It was a little slow 10 the big
sheep barn this morning, but It was Fri
Feeder buyers who came In early In the
week had, as a rule, secured what they
toward the he last Of the week, there was no
great number of new arrivals. AT the same
time packers, who were free buyers earlier
not especially anxious for supplies The
fact Is that packers felt that they had
been paying too much all the week, espe-
noted from the SALES, good wethers have
been selling this week at s5.0Oao.2S. which
+ fgg Sr6 high or tss hs9es in
Chicago. AS the receipts of good killers
have not been very large during the week,
but under protest, so that 1t was not sur
and not try very hard to buy anything
Buyers kept working away and at the
time OF closing this report there was very
little desirable stun Of any kind, either either
wethers. both killers and feeders, sold up
IS and good fat ewes brought A.6S. There
were no good lambs to make a test OF the
The most striking feature OF the sheep
trade this week has been the size OF the
and lambs have been received. which Is
the largest in the history Of this market.
Previous to this week the largest receipts
for any one week was 1920. which was
the official count for the week ending octo;,
Der Z, 1906. The record for 1904 was held
by the week ending october g. when @.OSs
was the official count. In 1903, the largest
run was for the week ending October II,
when the total footed UP 1896. II will be
understood that the figures are for the six
days. 1t will be seen from this that the
big runs at this point have always occurred
during the early part OF October.
In spite of the excessive receipts the
market this week has been in an excep-
tionally good condition. Day after day the
receipts have poured in until the capacity
OF the big sheep barns has been strained
to the utmost, and stlll buyers have stood
up and taken the arrivals, practically clean
ing up the supply every day until yester.
day. As the buyers began thinning nui
yesterday the market eased on, and when
II finally closed last night there were still
quite a few left unsold. Tho followers
however, were very largely of the unde.
sirable kinds, which never sell very freely
Under the good buying demand prices have
held up remarkably we'll, In spite OF tbs
fact that eastern markets have shown more
or less weakness. While, as is always the
case with such large runs, IL Is possible
to point out high sales and low sales, the
general market could not be quoted over
l5Gf25c lower for the week, with the decline
the heaviest on common to medium lambs
AS noted yesterday, there Is quite a sprink'
ling of old trashy ewes, known to the trade
| generally as ''tripe.' left in the barn. and
as a matter of course that kind OF stuff
| is a good deal lower than last week, al
/ 10 tc har IN toll m mn
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices On Board of Trade.

CHICAG., Oct 5.--Heavy selling by
prominent longs caused weakness today In
wheat for December delivery was on NC.
Coin was down &c. Oats were up shade.
Provisions were pa to TAq1oc higher.
degree Of firmness, which was due mainly
10 a fine market for wheat at Liverpool.
The initial strength, however, was short
lived From the start several of the lead
ing commission houses were free sellers.
W men IL was intimated that the greater
part of the sales were for the account Of
IN the selling movement. The result was a
quick decline. Throughout the remainder
q the day sentiment was bearish An In.
duenttal factor In the situation was
considerable increase In primary receipts,
compared with l,2is,ooo bushels the CORE.
factor was decline OF nc to lie a oushel
~ the price OF cash wheat al kansas
city. The market closed weak December
opened a shade to ltQhc higher at 7b1sc to
7o<c, sold up to 7o14@iossc, and then de-
clined TO 743tc. The close was at 74lAq747sc.
Clearanses Of wheat and -four were equal
flour for the week. as shown by Brad
streets, were equal TO 5,uov0 bushels
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts or $50 cars, against 10 cars last
week and 9l9 cars a year ago.
Corn was trihe easier because OF the
weakness , OF wheat, There was a..s si mos
feceipts. Commission houses were the
principal sellers. Buying was scattered
The market closed steady. December opened
unchanged at he. solo of TO sac and
Tossed az Asc. Local receipts were 81
cars. with ~ of contract Grade.
l.lsht offerings helped to maintain mod
crate irnlness IN the oats market, despite
the weakness of wheat. The support came
chiefly from cash interests. Decembei
opened shade higher at 34iad3l@tc, sole
between A4sQ541sc, ana 34ssc, aud ciosed al
% sx6i3tssc Local. receipts were s9l cars.
Wth me exception OF October ribs, tn,
provisions market was tirm all day. lign
'cceipts OF hogs caused a fair demand b,
investors for the January products, There
was also considerable coverings by shorts
The weakness OF ribs was due 10 proft-tak
Ing Dy locai longs. Al tho close Januar,
pork was up 7leal0o at Sl2.l7taliS.6O. LarC
MAS up rec at tn9S. Ribs weie up H1o a
s7,2z5A.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
~ ears corn SS cars; oats, 27S cars; hogs
1900 head.
1he leading futures ranged AZ follows:
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Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-'rhe rates for money
were easier in the market today, owing
TO large dividend and government dlstribu-
lions. Discounts were lower in sympathy.
Prices on the Stock exchange continue
steady, but the easier money rates have not
expanded business, which was extremely
dull with the exception OF home rails, where
fair investment purchases were noticeable
Consols declined in the afternoon owing to
continued gold exports. Among foreigners
Russians were the weak spot on the
pessmistic statement of the Russian min
lister of finance. Americans developed ire
gularlty. with pronounced weakness in
Canadian Pacific but the active issues
hardened fractionally in the forenoon on
local support. Later the New York ad-
vices encouraged the market and prices
moved up firmly, especially United Statos
steel, and closed firm at a fraction below
the best quotations of the day. Copper
shares were In good demand In sympathy
with the price OF the metal. Japanese I'M
perial skies of 1904 closed at 10O1s, ex-int.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-Prices on the Bourse to-
day declined heavily at the opening owing
to the fall in Russians following yesterday s
publication Of Finance Minister Kokovsoff' g
report to Premier Stolypin, expressing the
condition of the Russian treasury. The
market rallied later, but prices closed heavy.
Russian imperial fours closed at 1000 and
Russian bonds OF 1904 at $500
BERLIN, Oct. 5.-On the Bourse today
prices declined Russian being particularly
depressed owing to the adverse reports
regarding the finances of Russia.
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BOSTON. Oct 5.-woOL-The Com
mercial Bulletin of this city. basing its
report upon statistics gathered for the the
strength developed at the London auctions
and the moderately active business being
accomplished here are imparting a more
wool situation. In the opinion of the
leading merchants, prices are now at rock
bottom and any changes that may occur
will be towards a higher level. In all
quarters IL Is Contended that values will
at least be maintained on todays basis.
Some manufacturers realizing the futility
of breaking the market, are purchasing
supplies. The prominent and leading con-
half blood grades OF both domestic and
foreign woods are in more active request.
Transfers include territory, fleece, Aus
tralian, Texas and California woods. As
around 10000 pounds, but a few touching
the half-million point are also reported.
In addition, IL is stated that recent trans
action in three-eighths territory amounted
large quantity Of fine medium territory was
sold on a SIC basis lie authoritatively denied.
Half and three-eighths Montana is selling
at 26d2Sc; fine medium brings 2342ic
fine; staple is selling moderately at 7Sa75c,
while fine medium brings 6Sd70c: hne cloth
ing is on a basis OF 70d72c; fine medium
&c, and quarter-blood, 62dG4c Fine secured
sells well at 6Sa70c. The shipments of
wool from Boston TO date from December
2 1895 according to the same authorities
are ls,7s.sSS pounds against la'is7 $50
receipts to date are 23e91s, 26s pounds
against 2s6, 265,5ss pounds for the same
ST LOUIS, Mo, oct. 5.-WooI-steadv
Medium grades combing and clothing. 23d
27Izc; light fine, 1Sd2lc; heavy fine. llG17c;
tub washed, &q3Sc.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Another Day Of DeCliuine Prices in
All Linea
SHtAT-toses UNLOAD THEIR HOLDINGS
Trade SO Lisht MARKET Cannot Absorb
onerinEs end Lower Level RE-
"uIts-corn Pit Inactive and
Prices Are Down.

OMAHA, Oct. 5, 1906
wheat prices opened sc lower than yes
tslody close. buiiish foreign news, in
cluolng untavorabie Argentina reports and
hIsneI Llvei pool cables, steadied the mar
vi Tor wniie at opening prices. some
90 TOE iohgs thought 1t good time to un-
lOdo thei holdings and AZ trade was so
Hknt tue market could not absorb II, there
Mas a further decline. The close was a
Nent below yesterday.
For the first time in a month receipts
were larger than last year. The cash
,issi.st MAS slow and the only buyers were
DlodlnB reduced prices. Exporters re-
ported foreign bids out OF line.
Trade was again extremely light In the
corn pit. The market opened unchanged,
put dragged fraction lower. RecelAs
than last year. The cash demand was
Door and prices lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 1884. 900 bu.
and shipments $1,000 bu., against receipts
asst year OF ]. 1862 600 bu., and shipments OF
Sn,oO Blu. Corn receipts were $500 btu,
ana shipments $4,000 bu., against receipts
asst year Of 3S2OD bu. and shipments OF
+o,@ bu. ClearanCes were llS,OO bu. wheat,
iCASsO nu.. corn, and wheat and -four equal
liverpool closed s.qAd higher on wheat
sad unchanged to I'd higher on corn.
Nsw YORK wired "A ieadins exporter
with good Unted Kingdom connections
feetcd In bIds for the cash article"
Inc Modern Miller OUT TO-DAY, says:
Rains have prevented seeding over large
area OF the winter wheat territory, nut
ceive the crop and start It's growth. After
seeding IL completed Il is said that farm
ers deliveries OF wheat will increase. 100
much rain I'm Kansas and Nebraska has
damaged wheat in the stack The quality
ties"
Local range OF options:
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The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-


cara LE-Receipts of cattle looked small
today as compared with recent days and
still the run was considerably larger than
a week ago. For the week TO date receipts
show a fair gain over the corresponding
period of last week, as will be noted from
the table at head OF column.
The supply of beef steers was very light
and there was nothing choice included
among the receipts. Such cattle as there
were sold in about the same notches as
yesterday, the market being without note
worthy change In any direction, The mar
ket for the week is a little stronger.
The supply OF COVE and heifers was also
small and they, too, sold at steady prices.
The market as a whole was without any
noteworthy feature of interest. Everything
in sight in the morning changed hands
very readily and the trade came to an end
at an early hour for the want of more
stun to sell.
A considerable proportion of the receipts
consisted of stockeTs and feeders. The ar
rivals this week of that kind Of cattle
have been quite LIBERAL and while the
country has bought freely spectators stu
had quite a good many cattle on hand this
morning that were carried over from yes
terdaY They were in consequence eau
tious this morning and the feeder trade as
a whole was slow. Good feeding cattle
have sold as high this week as any time
and the common TO medium grades have
been gradually working lower.
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kansas city 1--we stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 5.-CAIIIE-Rc-
ceipts. 400 head including 800 head OF
ana dressed beef steers, $5,5OaS50: fair TO
good, A00d5. 40: western steers, 81. Scat. co.
stockers and feeders, t2.5od40: southern
native cows, 81. 15ae; 90; native heiters. ta.6Oq
800; bulls, s. 26@S5o; calves, tsocds.bo.
HoGs-hseeipts 400 he'd market
sales, S. l5d6.59is; heavy, ls.4ods. an; PACK.
ers. Sc. 4SaG62h; pigs and lights. t55ba6.52i
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, $500
head; market weak 10 loo lower; lambs,
ss.0Od7 2b: ewes and yearllngs, A.75d5.5O;
western yearlnSs, $500 rs; western saeep,
81 S65 %: stockers and feeders, t35od6.5O.
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81, Loui. tive stock Market.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 5.-CATTLE-Rece
100 head. Including 400 head of Texans
market STEADY; native shipping and export
steers, $4,000 80; steers under 1000 pounds,
s.. 5OaI 50; stoekers. and feeders. s2.cog4 so;
as; bulls, s200q4.o0; calves, s3.5d7 80;
Texas and Indian steers, t2.75dI5.l0; cows
and heifers, t2.Oofl3.50.
HoGS-Recelpts, 400 head; market Sc
higher; pigs and lights, So e0Q6.75; packers,
Sc 4Oa676; butchers and best heavy, 5000
$50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 800
head; market strong; native muttons. 81.
as So: lambs A0Oq7. IS: culls and bucks,
81 OOd3.l5; stockers, 32.b5d4D
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NEW YORK, Oct. G--CoFFEE-Market
Tor futures opened steady at a decline OF 5
to 10 points and ruled around that level
until near tho close, when offerings were
a shade heavier ana prices increased their
losses In the absence OF supporting orders
the weather in Brazil favorable for the
crop receipts large and nothing further
was heard regarding valoriEation. The mar
Is points Sales were estimated at 90 $50
bags, including December al 6.S5d6. 60c,
March al s7O9s 7se. May at 6,Sg6sOc. July
steady; No. 7 Rio, SIC.
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NEW YORK. oct 5.-MoNEY-on call
firm. 3ikd4is per cent: ruling rate, ga per
cent closing bid, 3is per cent. offered at
4 per cent. Time loans easier; sixty days,
5jldS per cent; ninety days, saw per cent,
six months 5ikd6 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - 6ifa5
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE = Firm, with
actual business In bankers bills at 81. s3S5u
1880 for demand and at A.0loq4.sOlS for
sixty-day bills: posted rates, NLA and
sAs4lk; commercial bills, A7sA.
SII,VER-Bsr, 6S%c; Mexican dollars, Sc.
BONDS - Government, weak; railroad,
firm.
Quotations on bonds today were as fol-
H.
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Metal Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-METALs-The
London tin market was lower today, with
spot closing at elS3. Locally the market
was easier in sympathy with spot quoted
at So 2Oq42.5O. Copper had a very sharp
advance In the London market the higher
speculative excitement Spot was quoted
at e9i and futures at e93 LIS Cd. Locally
the market was strong at the recent ad-
vance, with lake quoted at 50. 25dO. 50;
eleetrolytic al SisT5a2C.25, and casting at
SIS 5Oa20Oc. Lead was dull in the local
market with quotations ranging from S IS
d5O The London market was 81 higher
at sls rs Cd. spelter was unchanged In the
London market. The local market was
steady. al ssiOas2O Iron was higher in
the English market, with Standard foundry
quoted at SIS Id, and Cleveland warrants
at SIS Tlsd. Locally the market was hrm
with No. / foundry quoted at S2l.00q 200;
No. foundry northern, s2050d22.0O No.
foundry southern. 2l .0Oq 2l.50; No. foundry
southern, teO.50q21.OO.
ST. LOUIS, Oct, 5.-METALS-Lead
steady; S5.SS; spelter, weak. Ss.le
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hn..as city oraia ana Provi.ion..

KANSAS CITY. Oct. k-wHEAr-De-
csmber, ssket May, 1i%e. Cash: No. 2
hard, 1eaIie: No. s. ss9Toe; No red Ito;
70 ooA4s~Se' swhite. sssg46c; No mixed.
HA9@sts.Ay; choice timothy. m.H
aifoo; choice prairie, sso6s.5o.
RYE-eteady, 67060c.
CoRN-Decsmbsr. s7xe; May. sssse; July.
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Philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 5-BUTTER--
Firm. good demand; extra western cream
cry official price. 2sc; street price. 26c extra
nearby prints, sc.
EGGS-F1rm good demand. nearby fresh
and western fresh 25c at mark.
CHEESE Firm. good demand; New York
full creams fancy, l3l1c; choice, 1910;
fair 10 good, t2%d1Sc
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snrnr md MoIa.s...

NBW YORK, Oct. a-SUGAR-Raw
test, &c; molasses sugar, sc; refined,
steady: crushed. 57Oc; powdered. Slice
zranulated. Sc.
steady: eentritugsi yellow, "a 7-lsc; sec
onds. 21sa37sc.
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nnInth Grain Market.

DULUTH. Oct s.-wHEAT-on track,
No. 1 hard. bye No. 1 northern. 751sc; No.
northern, sc; October. 7Skc; December,
7tAc; May, 7Sitc.
oATs-fo arrive and October sSe.
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Casa quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-FIrm; winter patents, $3.50
$40; winter straighis, ss.lOu3.l5; spring
patents, ". SOS 20; spring slraights. Sz.5OqB
$40: bakers, S2SOg99O
WHEAr-No !. spring, 7sdSlc No. s,
15Asc; No. red, ilNaili5c
CORNING. ., 46siAaian; No. yellow, 46ll
Q46Ac
oAIs-No. :, 33Sse; No white, S4.g
sec: No. Q white, SSIs4lso.
RYE-No. =. 6lc:
BAkLEi-tiood feeding. ssdsec: fair 10
choice mailing, t4q6zc.
SEEDS-No. / max. s1.o5iS, No. l north
western, N.n. Prime timothy, $3OOGl3. g..
Glover, contract grade, M2.25.
PROVISION S-short ribs, sides 0oosel,
ss1bqeN htss pork. per bbl., $3.50. Lard.
Il. 5nQS62h.
Following were the receipts and ship
snents OF hour and grain:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Z. A. Hewett to Laura A. Granville,
part lot Il, block ., Clarendon...,.s
s. Thomas. lot u, block III, Flor
Frank Thompson 10 Charles Ladd
Thomas, lots and TO- block S. West
Harry A. Wolf 10 Carl A. Larsen. lot
Thomas w T. Armstrong to Jose
phine Dimock. lot u. block I. Mel
Alfred d. Carter ct al to same. part
taxlot %, s4-l3-t3. ................,..... /,
Mary A.. Armstrong 20 same, lot 49,.
R 6ISSf Me st3 shla Hil' to deorse
Shibly. part block Is Walnut nm. o
@, W. Wattles and wife to Hermine
F. Muller. tract In Griffin & Smiths
Oak Chatham Redick 70 Adam NJ
Paulena Gleason 10 Michael j. Glea-
son. lot 3 block 81. Florence :. 49,:
block 5, Burr Place, and other lots
Same 10 same. lots ., Z, :, and 10,
block S. Burr Place. and other lots
william Henry Msil n,Sy and wife tSod 70
/, Himebaugh & Pattersons subdiy.
Coleman L. Porter to same. lot
block /. Himebaugh Patterson's
Ro oSoH'V e. strehrlow ana wife to
George r. Lindley, part block Is,
Fred 4. Bailey to william r. sim
mons, lot II, block 5, Halcyon
rbe ftsa' Iederer to white r simmons,
lots and 10, block 5, Halcyon
w aetsn' II. Hediedneer to Myrtle IL.
Preston, lot 10, block 10, Wilcox's
Henry "a w W. Dunn ana wife to John {.
Blanek, lot 20; Luke & Tsmplston,s .
I John n. Haskell 81 al 20 Eraneis e.
Olney. lot q block III. Dundee...
Omaha Loan and Building assoc cation
10 William Schneckenberger. lot u.
block l. Clarendon ...............,.,.. /
William SchneckC nberger To Nolney
Carter ct al, same ..,..............., ?
let ? ann M lot ., block i5' Haicyon o
Mslissa Ash 10 T.. b Mussellman, lot
TO- block O. CREIGHTON Heights .......
/ Maria Hutmsl'cr to Charles W. Mez-
| ger lot ~ block X. sh'nn's ID add. /
| Hizhiand Realty company 10 r. t..
/ Z. M. Whipple to Paul Husch, lots
6. and 49, Auburn Hill .............. l
/ John Power 10 Margaret A. Scott lot
| % block 4, CREIGHTON Heights ...... /
| Gerard Rrandenburg and wife TO
| Marie Marx lot 80. Tuttle's suhdiv.
Charles p. Pritchard to Ernest c.
Hodder. lot 8, block 2 Wash'n9ton
Edward p. sweeny and wife 10 the
| putnam counnanv i0ts and TO-
J block s. ThomburR add...............-
The Putnam company 10 A. @. Ed
war wards cane 10 Jiobno mean
| port lot ]. block . Park Place 80.
Total ''...'''''''''''''''''''' -
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Articles Open. High Low. Close. IYesy

Minneapolis Cash Close-wheat: No. l
Ia hard. 7PEc;, No. ! northern, ISse; No ;
No. 3 yellow, Ago; No, 5, SIC. Oats No.
. white. sls.el No. 3, 2ea. G3Os4e Barley ,359
ioc. Rye: ssss@67izc. Flax: Cash, N.1lss.
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.--COTTON--Spot
closed quiet, IS points advance: middlins
uplands, 1110c; middling gulf, ll.S5c;
sales. 1000 bales.
in fair demand: prices 1641sc higher;
American middling fair, 6.6sd: good mid
ding, $3.50; low middling, 592d; good
OF the day were 5000 bales of which 500
bales were for speculation and export
and included 400 bales American. Re
ceipts were 1,400 bales, all American.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 5,-CorTON--
Market quiet; middling, lose; sales,
none; receipts, bales; shipments, bales;
stock 10000 bales.