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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-15
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Sept, 15.-Wheat was very
active on this market tie lrst hour and hall
Of trading, and the tone was higher thruout
tho session. September wheat opened unchanged
at 721ac, advanced to 73c and closed at 72X {,
q gain Of Ne over yesterday. December wheat
opened 9, unchanged at 1855 advanced to 72Ae
~ 5s g = a2e ex s:ss Esfss to TN
121a @72Mc May wheat opened unchanged at
7eMc advanced to 77hc and closed Nc higher
at 1910. Durum wheat was unchanged.
Flax opened with lively furry and remained
active until the middle Of the session with a
very strong tone The market was tied up by
SIP, sold as high as $1:1aA ana closed Sc
higher than Yesterday at $1.121k. October dax
opened We higher at $1.10, advanced to SLIP.
1e higher at s1:1o1a. November max opened "a
higher at $1IoH advanced to SLIP, fell or
to 81. 1o15, rallied to Sill and closed 1c higher
Ct Isl sl1oM; December fax opened rs higher st
and closed 1hc higher at 81. Os15. Oats to ar
rive closed Nc higher, September oats Nc high
er ard other coarse grains unchanged. ~.
Cloee--Wheat, No. hard. on track 74Nc; to
arrive No. northern, 7a14c; No. northern.
RfSsEs;s ~ 2s'Ssss
drum, No l., s4se; No z enc: ed dur DSr11 On
track, No. !, 65c; No. 2, CSC, Flax to arrive.
G:l2h Tag on track, M:12h; September,
SSl eosnb.r osst Ct 6eh Ms1oh November llo
45e Cars Inspected: wheat al 0an asf y ss@
266: oats. 10; rye. 6; barley, TO-: hax, 1s; last
year. I. Receipts: Wheat. $780, 87 bu; corn.
S 81 oats It's 21I2o: rye s2oe: barley; 1o1 2l5:
oats: ON I" neat'7 Soe'ooe hS )
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I, MONEY REPORTS

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 15.-Bank clearings to.
aay, S3 OBJ BOT. 10; New York, exchange, selling
rate rate. &c premium; buying rate, 25c discount;
chicago exchange, selling rate Sc premium; buy.
ing rate, 25c discount; London 6O-day sight doeu-
mentary exchange, $4.SOM. Legal money srmer
an O., but little business done under 6 per cent
=, 81 20 vp "a Sept l5-Bank cleartngs today,
NEW YORK, Sept 16.--Money on call nomi-
n ma NO loans Time loans dull but strong;
~ days. 30 days and six months, 6 to 6h per
cent. Close: Prime mercantile paper e@eK
Per cent; sterling exchange steady. With actual
s4sozo Tor soday & b1i IS;
posted rates $4.s @4.s1Aa and 81. s4h; com.
merctd bills M.79N @4.S0 Bar silver, e7Nc;
Mexican dollars, 62kc. Government l. bonds
steady; railroad bonds firm. .E,a.T:, SO.
PARIS, Sept. 15.-Closing: Three per cent
rentes OF S2Ac for the account; exchange on
London, 25f 1910 for checks. ~
BERLIN. Sept. 15.-Exchange on London 20
marks Az pigs for checks. Discount rates:
snort s bills, 81 per cent; three months bills,
~ per cent. = - -.
LONDON, Sept 15.-Bullion amounting to
S2OOOO was withdrawn from the Bank Of
England today for shipment to Egypt ~.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
Wheat Opens Higher Despite Decline At Il,

Wheat Opens Hisher Despite Decline At Liver
pool. 49, ~ j.
Chicago. Sept 1b.-The wheat market opened
firm and slightly higher today, Notwithstanding
decline Of Id ut Liverpool The wet weather
N Kansas and the northwest Is expected to
THIS Was The Chief ba asIament
reports Of threshing results continued to come
from the northwest. Offerings were light De-
cember wheat opened unchanged to shade
higher hga ct 1sAc to 78A@78Ac and sold up to
es% u Duluth and Obi
last week end ssS cars sj Yer 1 g.. '
I The mrket held firm thruout the day, closing
h@Ac higher at 78x 078hc. !
Cash Wheat-No red,s 72h @7Sc; No. 8 red.
IA @7Shei No. hard. 7lA@72Ac; No. 8
s'f s1r 1s 9 iaM4s;; No northern 75@77e No
- observation-disclosures. Tic; December,
The corn market was steady to shade higher
at the opeanE Local receipts were slightly
good buyers Of May corn and selling was scat
tered December corn opened unchanged to q
shade lower at 42Mc to 42h @42Mc, and sold
at at aye Local receipts were 1856 cars, with
22O of contract grade. f:E q, - sIsss I.
| The market ruled steady with light trade,
7n e.s s's eor was No @Nf lss1 e IN ss
Close-Corn, September. 47Mc; December, 42M
The oats market was steady, being largely In
auenced BY the frmness Of wheat and corn.
feature to the market. December opened I'M
changed to a shade lower at 32h @82M @32Nc
and sold at 1874 @32Nc. Local receipts, 1e3
cars. : ~. - =. H. r =
Dash on No. 2 s1hc; No. 8, s1o. ....f
- Close ). September. 82Mc; December,
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Chicago Options.
THE CASH TRADE
STEADY PRICES FOR CORN AND OATS
- ts..,.z...s. RYE EIRMER H..

STEADY PRICES FOR CORN AND OATS
RYE FIRMER. ~.
FLAX-Receipts, ~ cars, against 81 cars
last year. Shipments, 10 cars. Duluth, rs
cos, n gsce' Minneapolis cash. soeA
CORNING. 8 yellow corn closed at nc. Re.
ceipts, 10 cars; shipments, cars. r.
OATS-New No. white oats closed at 291bc.
Receipts, 81 cars; shipments, 81 cars
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn, in sacks. sacks extra, $4,000
16: Is; No / ground feed 2-a corn and 1-3
sacks extra, sl7@1725; No. 8 ground feed,
Is corn and 2-S oats, 70lb sacks. sacks extra,
$17.2b@17.50. = 49,. ..- -, : 80
MILLsTUFFs-Bran In bulk Is quoted $1s
ass in rsd dos n faos
Oh; all o b in Minneapolis. In 2OO-lb sacks,
81 per ton additional; in 10O-lb sacks, 81 20 Del
ton additional. Shipments, 1888 tons. :. p
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 33084hc;
mailing grades, 85@47c Receipts, Sc cars;
| shipments, 20 cars. ...- r = s..-.E H.. =
RYE-No rye closed at b2A @5sAc. Re.
ceipts. cars; shipments, none. :.
HAY-Receipts, 50 tons. Timothy, choice,
$a2; timothy, NJ S11@11 so timothy. No 2
choice, 81; prairie No. l, se.50@lO 30; prairie,
No. p $a@1o; prairie, mo, 81 $1@6; midland,
No. l.. $500; midland, No. e, $6.50QR76O no
grade hay, $2.50@4.60; rye straw, No i, $3.50;
rye straw. No. 2. $3.50; wheat or oat straw,
$S5O@450; no grade straw, $2@8.
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way, 391a Southern Railway preferred 1885,:
Southern Pacific, 0lN; Union Pacific 1915;
Union Pacific preferred, 96; United States Stesl
az United States Steel preferred, 110A; Wa
Dasn, y Wabash preferred, 47La IS 8 - a.
Bar silver, quiet, 81 It'd per ounce
Money, 3QaA per cent. 81 81
The rate or discount lii the open market for
short bills is per cent. ss-a.sfsG7#
The rate of discount In the open market COR
three months bills is per cent 80
LONDON STOCKS, Sept. 15.--Americans
opened uun but moderate buying during tile ses-
sion, especially of the coulers, put the quo
t ia we'll over parity. The market closed
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PUTS AND CALLS,
Puts-December wheat. S71TAc.
Calls-December wheat, 72&c.
Z Curb-December wheat, Tx @72Nc.
STATE GRAIN .1NspEcr1or SEPT

STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, SEPT, Il.
Inspected In--Wheat--Ca rs-Great Northern
No. hard. 30: No. northern. IS; No. north
ern 10: No. 5. 10: No. 4. q.
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul--No 1 north
ern. Z; No. northern. 10; No. 8, 16; No. 4, 2
rejected, 1: no grade, 3.
grade, 4. - eS. sz=.zzs7 sES-7
500 L;ne-No 1 hard, %: NO. northern, II
No. 2 northern. o: No, 3. 3; rejected 1.
Northern Paci1c--No. hard, 4; No. north
ern. Z; No. 2 northern. 5: No. 3, 1; rejected, i
{ Chicago. ST. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha-No
northern. 8: No northern. IA; No. 3. g
Total-No. / hard. SO: No. / northern 81
No; : northern sa Sc; 10 9, 81; No, 4 y; re
Other Grains Cars-No. durum wheat; 10
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Sent 49,

soils for money. SO y :.consols for account, s6sa
b;aA Atehs son
madam Pacific. 154h; Chesapeake 4 Ohio; 65 q
Chicago Great Western, 10; Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul. 1874: De Beers. IS: Denver & Rio
Grande y: Denver Rio Grande preferred. SO;
Erie. &C! Erie first Prefe <red. soA: Erie
onl preferred. %; Illinois Central. 1T9; Louis
vile n Nashville. 155; Missouri, Kansas & Tex
as, 81 Il New York Central, 14s1k; Norfolk &
Western.a87A; Norfolk & Western preferred "a
Ontario & Western, 52N; Pennsylvania, TN
Band Mines. 81; Reading, Tx; Southern Rail-
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THE FLOUR MARKET
PRICES CLOSE THE WEEK FIRM
GENERAL. nEMANn

GENERAL DEMAND.
Millers are doing better business as the
week closes than at the close last week Buy
ss"s were all ready to come in for the pas
Few days at the old figures, after the frmness
in wheat had advanced patents, but 1nucfI OF
sthe business was turned down. Orders sgoina
sen the books were larger, however, than fol
some time. making the situation better. The
market is firm as quoted There is. still n dis
appointing foreign inquiry. altho some demand
for low grades is reported. I'll ~ - selF
shipments, 1907 brls-- ..s.zzzEz
First patents are quoted $4.10@4. 20 seconf
patents, S4@410; first clears. $325@8.35; Sec
ond clears, $246@2.55; in wood + O. b Mime
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BEEF PRICES CLOSE
THE WEEK STEADY.
BYCONPARISoN WITH THE RANGE
OF SATURDAY LAST.

stockers and Feeders Show a Gain Of
15c to 25c. Veal Calves Gain, Mich
Cows Show steadiness, and Bulls Re-
main slow-Hght Hog Receipts To-
day and Fair Quality Help Prices
Sheep Steady Today, Lambs Little
i Easier.
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A Liverpool house cabled: s.wheat demand
moderate. prices steady. Corn inactive. s with
no change in prices s. 80 3
Oats steady, with very little doing $50 S
Corn opened about where 1t closed, with very
little trade and featureleso $50.
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KANSAS CITY LIvEsToUK, Sent * =

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept 16.-Cat.
tie receipts, 100; market unchanged; native
southern cows, s2@2.75 native cows and heif.
srs sa15@5; .stoekers and 1esders,E s2- oe14.5o;
steers, $s.4o@5.25; western fed cows, S2@s75
Hogs, receipts. 1000; market steady; bulk Of
sales, $6.20DG35; heavy, s6.1O10.2o; packers
So. 15@6.3O; pigs and lights. $8.2O@8.40. Sheep.
receipts LOO; market steady; muttons, $4.75
@5:80; lambs. S5.50Ql7.50: range wethers, $b@
$50; fed ewes, $4j015.4O 80 5Er.ss.1S
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Stays and Boars-2 boars los lbs. Sd.

| Stays and Boars-2 boars, 155 lbs, 81, -. ..
| CATTLE-Moderate run Of cattle scheduled
today principally western stuff. Killing cattle
close. about steady with week ago Stock
25c higher for the week Veal calves close
steady with weeks advance Of 25c. Bulls
| Slow. Mich cows steady -, r
Butcher Steers-2, 1;210 lbs. $4.10; Z west
erns. Lips lbs, $4.25; 25 WESTERN 1,197 lbs,
$3S5; western, 1,1Y lbs. 1915; westerns,
Butcher Cow cows and Heifers- 50 westerns,
1.o55 lbs, 1925; II westerns. 1,1o4 lbs, S. %:
p Westerns Loss lbs, $2.75; 20 westerns, 10e4
westeFn, So lbs Wester ms
$50 lbs So; i western. $50 lbs, $1.s5; 2 west
ems, 0b0 lbs. $1.75. s.ssss-- a, LII
Butcher. Bulls westerns. 1.625 LBS. sd %;
/ western. 1000 lbs, s225; 2 westerns, 1870
Veal calves-1s westerns, 1s1 lbs. $3.50;
western, 21o lbs, s5.2: Is westerns. 2ss lbs
stock and Feeding us stsers-2 westerns,
lbs lbs. $3.50; westerns, 1000 lbs, $3.50: 8
westerns 800 lbs, S275.
Stock Cows and Heifers-1 western, 60 lbs
$780, $2a j., westerns. COS lbs, so; western
stock and Feeding Bulls 2 western. e75 lbs
sHEEP-sheep prices steady with Yesterday
Lambs closed 25c lower than best time Of the
week Feeding sheep and lambs stlbng and
demand strong. More feeders needed. - ;:
Stockers and Feeders-25o wethers. 81 lbs, So
Among the shippers on the market were:
A.. ]. Schilling, Delano; EReiter Bros. Pine
Island, Mimi; 81. Krause. Vernon Center C.
Gardner. Hammond, Wis; M. "a. Wolf, Kellogg
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ARIZONA CoPPERs.

The market seems to be softer today, altho 1t
Is very hard to judge. The demand for the
most active stocks is excellent. altho the bid
prices are slightly under the market. The best
buying is still III Cananea Central, which opened
at at S1e.75 bid ana is now 5S1T bid Tor large
blocks. There has been small buying In the
blsbee development stocks, Warren, American
and Denn-Arixona. Quotations at / Pm:
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Sept. 15.-cat-
tie. 100; hogs, BOO: hogs steady: Sales: "a,
$e.1o. Cattle, steady. Reeves 10. 1.1so lbs,
$4.75; 4, 1920 lbs, So 10; S!n1,4so lbs $3.50
Cows and heifers: 10, 800 lbs $3.50; 10, $50
ers: 8 7eo lbs. So. 10, $50 lbs. ss:7s: !.
1.04O lbs. $4.25 Calves and ryearlings: 4, $50
lbs, $3.50; e. 5s4 lbs, ST. 8, SO lbs. $3.50.
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RoCK 1sIANn nIyrDEND.

New YORK, Sept. I15.--It was announced in
this city that the Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
cihc Railway company has declared dividend
Of per cent on Its stock. This compares with
last previous dividend Of ! per cent paid three
months ago Z. -
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Railroads entering the. yards reported receipts
1or the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
western, z; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
=; Chicago St. Paul, Minneapolis g.. Omaha,
u u; Great Northern, r.; 500 Line, !: Totals,
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oMAHA LIyFsTocK sent

OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Sept. 15.-cattle-
400; nasEss steers
ern steers. $3@5.25; Texas steers, S2.75@ 4.35;
cows and heifers. $2@3.85: Gamers, $1.25124O;
stockers and feeders. $2.75@4. so; calves, $40
ceipts. g. 900; market &c higher; bulk Of sales,
$5.e516.2O. Sheep--Receipts. Loo; steady;
lambs $6.50@7.50; sheep, $4.50@6. Is.
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MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN. sept. IL.
Flour. steady. Wheat steady: No / northern,
7E@76c: No: 2 northern. J2@1741hc:- December,
Isssc bid Rye. higher: No. l. 5sN M59c. Bar
ley. steady; No 3 55c: sample. 3s@54c. Oats
cash. "a @a41ac: December 42gkc bid
s, Wheat-Puts nc asked; calls. 73Nc asked.
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J. MIDWAY HORSE MARKET. Mlnnesota rrun.

. MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Tralls.
fer. st. Paul, Sept. 15.-Bafrett & Zimmerman
renort: The horse market is very quiet Sales
are not as heavy as on the corresponding day Of
last week. Receipts are also very light. Sales
Drafters extra. $3.50 2GO: drafters. choice. 500
gt23O; drafters. common to good: $1so@2oo;
choice. s105@120: farm mares, common to good,
$snM1G5; delivery. choice $18o@1S0 delivery,
common to good. $1316160; drivers, $1,000 1880; ;
mules, according to size, $14o@260.
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Sept. IS.
Sugar, raw, firm; fair refining. 3,aA3Mc;
centrifugal, 96 test, 4Mc; molasses sugar, sX "a
3$c; refined, firm: crushed, 5.7Oc; powdered,
5.10c; granulated, &c. Coffee, steady; No. u
Rio, sac. Molasses. steady; New Orleans.
3Om 3Sc ~ ..S-fii Z. , '"-f1" - 80
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Sept. 15.-Eers,
21Ac; receipts, 10. 426 market weak. Butter,
q eamery, S241ac; imitation, 1914 @2oc; ladies',
ls73ac; extra renovated. 20hc; renovated. 1910
zoe; receipts, 3.794: market steady. -
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Sept i5.1R Eye cash. 5oc. g Baries
Cash, 50 @54c. Timothy September, IS. Fisx
and 1.laxA. aHntAins AAi.~l
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Hug pr1ces steady today. 'Keceipts light and
quality fair. Compared with a week ago, light
hogs &c to 1oec higher, and other kinds Sc to
aoe lower. Prices range $500. to $6.45: bulk,
S5.95 to $605. Quotations: Light, common
s. SO to 1913; fair $3.50 to So; good to choice.
$500 to $6;4o; mixed, common. S5.45 to s5.7O:
1alr, 1918 to $685. good to choice. Sc to $685.:
sneayy, common, $545- to 800, fair. .S5.75 TO
1926; good to choice, Sc to $685.; rough sows,
30 to S5.25; rough stays, S4.75 to So.
Hogs-S6, 17s lbs, S6.45; 90 1856 lbs, $6.4O;
e. 19l lbs, $3.50; "a, 211 lbs, 1920: 66. POI
lbs, $6.15; "a. 2e4 lbs, $685. 4s. 251 lbs, $685.;
80. 249 lbs, $e05; 60, 256 lbs, Sc; 53. $50 lbs,
St: IA, $50 lbs, $3.50; &c. 1856 lbs. Sc 60.
S6 Ok -Se.N - >-- "e-s'1''- - - -oos>'
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Sept. i5.-neef
firm; family, 11@11 80; mess, $s@e; packet
family, $1s.5o@19; short clear. sl7@1s.75. Lard
firm; prime WESTERN $S.90@R.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS, SEPT. Il.
Cars-Milwaukee, 10; Omaha; n; st. Louis Z;
Crest Northern, 93; Great Western, e: North.
ern Pacific, 35; 500 line, %; Rock Island, 6. =
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NEW YORK METAL, Sept. !15.-Lend and
copper quiet and unchanged IS
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Sept. 15-The pro-
visions market was dull and prices showed lit.
tie change. Live hogs were steady at the aver.
age price Of yesterday. Buying was scattered.
January pork was &c lower at $13. Lard was
ST.. =. -
Close: Pork-september, $685.; January,
$aS kEsrdsptepabs ss2 October $500
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Sept. 15,-Cheese,
Americas. 12A@121ac Poultry, live, steady:
turkeys 18c; chickens. ll1ac; springs, 11hc.
Potatoes. easier, 45@5Oc. Veal steady; 80 to
lbs. 9@9hc. Butter. steady: creameries .1eA
24c; dairies, 17@20hc Eggs strong at mark.
CT ses included 12h@171bc. - :, 4 51.;'
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w1NNrprn npAYn .e..4 ;,

WINNIPEG GRAIN, Sept. 1s:-septenber
closed INC: December Toe, closed 70Xc; Nav.
74Ac, closed 7ae. Cash close: No. / hard 74c
No. northern. 7aAe; NJ. 2 northern. 7oYc: No.
barley. 3sAc; MOL fax. $1.N4. Receipts Of
wheat for the day. 1867 cars: last year POP -
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, SEPT. II.

RECEIPTS AND SH1PMENTS, SEPT. Il.
Received Wheat. 292 cars, 2s3, 24O bu; corn,
rye, 1880 bu; fax, %, $50 bu; hour, LIZA brls;
mllstuffs, q tons; hay, 80 tons; car lots, 4e5.
Shipped-Wheat, 90 cars, 93.84O bu; corn,
1850 bu; oats 90, $40 bu; barley, 81 900 bu;
fax. 1850 bu; -four 49, GOT brls; millstuffs,
1885 tons; linseed oil, 4s6,235 brls; oil cake,
39S, $50 lbs; car lots. sol.
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NEW YORK FLOUR ANp GRAIN. s.r+ *

1925 brls; sales. 900
s 6ris; aeur stesdy bit quiet; Minnssota
$50; Minnesota patents, $s.75@4.1O; winter
81 slb l. $1,000 winter extras,
$2s5@3 25; winter s4aights, low grades,
$33o@3.75; choice to fancy, s3.s0@4. Wheat
Receipts. $1,000 bu; sales, 100000 bu; from
steady and higher opening, due to rains in the
noon under nnl rsanz1nsi December, so l-le@soHc;
May, 1895 @83 9-16c Rye-Quiet; No. 3 west
ern. &C elf, n New York, Coru--Receipts,
10000 bu; option market was dull and no
transactions. -" =. :.
s1hc; May, ss9sc Oorn-september, 56Kc;
December, size; May, 49Nc - -
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BANK STATEMENT

New York. Sept 15.-The statement Of the
clearing house banks for the week show that
reserve requirements This Is an increase of
$40, 114'325 as compared with last week The
statement follows: z713.,sr-' :
Loans 81 ,O36, 460,4O0, decrease $15a18. 700:
culaton 1856, 800 decrease $780, 900; legal ten.
ders ST, 800, decrease 10000; specie $177,-
366 900, increase $s,0A,90o; reserve 1854, zoos,
goo increase 1892, 100; reserve required $251,
a71eoo decrease Sc 1s1 1925; surplus S., e57, 4oo,
increase $10,114, 1926; except United States de-
posits $685., 500, increase $11, $50, $50.
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South St. Paul. Mimi, Sept 15.-Estimated,
reseipts at the Union stockya today Cattle
oOO; calves 90; hogs, LOO; sheep, 1900; cars,
The following table shows the recei.ts from
JAM 1. 1906: to date. as compared with the; same
period III 1905 -. - -
Year 4 I! Cattle Calves. Hogs Sheen Cars
1875 ..189, Cos 40.2S3 5s5, 1884 243 90 16, sci
1905 ..212,i17 1857 5s5,958 345. SSS II, ga
Inc. 2,706 1890,
Dec. Sill ..S 572 2S18 747
The following table shows. the receipts thus
far in. September. conapursea with the same
period In 1905. ss,t 6, 4. 5ss.ls
Year. Cattle Calves Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1906 80. 1916 2.4p2 1871 es A $50 / s25
1906 -. 33.Djo 1852 s12,D09 1918 1 9lS
Inc. ..a....... 100 1880 49,. .y....
Dec. -. $40 26O5O 81
official receipts for the past week are as fol-
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Sent. 15,-Ctcse--
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May 70Mc; cash. No. 2 hard. 66la aGsc; No.
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cash No. mixed, 1914 M44c; No. 2 white.
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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-10

Cashmere Romero has lost con-
siderable property during the past
six months. Cattle rustlcrs have
driven a number of his cattle from
his ranch near Endcc across the
line into Texas and have sold them
to anybody that would buy. Ro-
nero is an old and respected cltl-
zen of this territory, and now that
he is not able to look after his
property az he used to the rustIcrs
are taking advantage of this to rob
him of his hard earned savings.
The New Mexico mounted police
should run these d~cspcradocs out
of the country as soon as 1t IS
possible to do so, and we under
stand C%ipriano Baca is doing it as
fast as he possibly can. He with
two or three other police have
been making it warn for this class
of criminals in Union County
lately. The stockmcn and farm
ers should render every assistance
possible to the police and local Of
hcials until these dcprcdations are
history in New Mexico.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-10

And some fellow in Congress is
kicking about our wanting state,
hood because we happen to have
a few mormons in the Territory.
While we are not in love with this
sort OF religion, if it can be called
religion, we don't see where tn,
kick is applicable as applied to oul
admission into the Union. Again,
under the constitution, the Nor
mon has the same privilege as any
other creed as long as he does not
practice poligamy, and the thou.
sand We have raising stock and
farming wheat, oats and barley UP
in the northern counties of New
Mexico are not poligamists. Then
why should admission have to do
with the Disciples of Brigham, or
the Disciples OF Brigham with adj
mission?
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-10

Tom Patterson is accused now
OF getting ready to become a re-
publican. In his speech on the
statehood question he throws some
very large boqucts at the Prcsi-
dent and makes a few statements
that lead the curious to believe he
is going to wind up in the rcpub-
llcan column. Patterson is n wary
old political scout and has brains
enough to ballast an ocean liner.
so if he will fall to and become
honest when he becomes a rcpub.
lean he may accomplish much
good for his country.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-02-10

Charles Bell, who claimed that
he was the murderer of Col. J..
Francisco Chavis, and in Jail at
Prescott, Ariz., is only crazy and
was not in the Torrance country at
that time. 1t would not be a bad
idea to send him to the peniten-
tlary until the booze could be
worked out OF his system. lie
would probably come too if put TO
breaking rock.