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New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAsThe market is a little stronger
0uane@ oa em ~ and nd pea beans the situation here beng
@f2o"lnF @ rather slowly howeyer Marrow quiet
mand California lima have declined to S. scotch
bush s2 i05x So s w we quote beans marrow choice.
eGi; m en9'e - 5oS2 81 Do pea choice 81 4oa$2 ~;
common to good 81 04s2 85 do Back turtle eo1 NO.
foTn2 3 te meas se@tch 99 a. choice 81 %
for the day "as moderate and there pretty fair
grades Of table butter Sellers we're rather % te oppsed
howe,er TO any further advance at the moment and
at $o4c; few lots were placed fractionally higher
very firm and values show slight hardening
% @ s1 % gdsueS % are n "e sustained We qoe; Cream
dairy tubs fresh finest 2SIza20c: do good to choice,
2SS DO fRtros % aa6 ' DO s 2ad24S DO sesoPd
2022c; DO thirds 9G2oc western factory hrss % s@
20 28c: DO 70 3 23l@92sc 4% 81s ao No r 1sa2ose
trafng is rather quiet today the market continues in
higher on an descrgtions of both full creams and skins
excepting fun skins Country prices continue high and
situation Liverpool cable: Finest Canadian. new. G2s
% cream o small M & Toiors anq %n'te; septemoer nT' @ i9
40 good 10 [ , i 60 common 70 ia5r
specials IN q1aAc; do skms hne li@ilisc; fair to
small proportion Of fancy fresh stock and for such prices
rule strong medium and lower grades Of fresh gathered
with values weak and uncertain freely Of
fered and quiet We quote: State. Pennsylvania and
2sa2c do brown and mixed fancy 2sq3Oc; do hrsts
extra hrss 2S 2c DO Western hrsts 24G2Gc; do
drties. 14017c: checks. I2af5kc refrigerator early
packed, 2oa21 NC. do summer packed. lG@i9ikc.
, FRUiTs.FRbsI RESI-. in larger supply but sell
and easier Peaches selling slowly. Piums firm and
higher Grapes in better demand. Cranberries quiet
figures except large. which higher. WatermeIons
Dbl. s4Qs0; do large, $2Q$3 80; PEARS secleei per
bos , 90 S&[s5 per Dbl SOS 90 do per
Beurre Bose, per bb, S4G$G; Beurre CIaIrgeau
don sSas5. do Flemish Beauty s2Gs4. do lawrence
S3d$1; do Keifer. S20$3 do Scooter S2G 50 %: do
per G-t 81 81 ~ do per 2-baseet carrier
81 25@S2 %; do per basket soc a 81 so. Island
e. s s ?.5 oes'i 5s
75c do black so 65c do black per S basct SO
1Oc: do per 2O-lb basket 400 do white in trays
cape Cod per bb 20 DO S per crSs e
MUSKMELoNS. Colorado and Oklahoma. per standard
sey per bb 81 5o do per box 2 q 5 o wsTEP 40
MELONS per carload. $50qSlO0: CITRON prime per
Sc: do Porto Rico SO 3as 50; PINEAPPIEs Florida per
crate S2@$3; do Cuban. per crate. sea so
With Gdp fe ON 5hS local local
state there has been business in better grades
dred bales reported sold at 13@15c. on the Pacific
Coast there is continued moderately active business
sizc, while VA lOc has been paid In Sonoma Men
docino sections of California and Sc Sacramento
the basis of s@9c. quote: State 1907 choice %
per l6 l64 l5e; do prime l4!s 15e do medium - a
115z II2izc: do medium 1OIk a lie: Germans 100
prime 20 choice 2s@ 32c state 1906 logic; Pacific
HAY AND sTRAw-The market is Yerv VI arrn ON on all |
grades OF Timothy hay Prime is very scarce and for
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

The local market for spot quiet with
and Y l5c for miGdiing Gulf sales for consumption
markets were teIegraphed follows: Galveston drm
steady IIs er al m idie zoo bales IA Augg5ts %
sai s1 Louis ns quiet and unchangel at Il%c Houston
ent sHS STEADY and Unchanged a. ne New Orleans
Mobile. firm and unchanged &c; sales bales
ssEsnn9a ss hrIn and unchanged at l1as sales 6579
fox steady and unchanged. at II Nc sales bales
.. co5soa Tor E1shange sPseiai Spot cot
export. l0Oo; American 5000: receipts II 900 ali
165a1erican mddiing upland, esd Futures opened
81 sSl2 points October. elo!4d; october November.
sry 5sSsd January pad Febrnary
sbd roh og1sd & March april april caag May-June
sF5HTRs FL614F & Sgiet ,,e and hrm % cloths quiet
patents and BAKERS were tbe Gs best t ee a Th odn
are prices quoted on the New York Produce Exchange
Sd patents s. 4og$g 90 winter straiehts. S4 5oQ
g So 70 No winter s. $685.; extra No winter
= t,a 7SasS: choice . fancy. s osqk5 g, GoRNMEAL
81 5sasi g. FisFgD%esern stsaay city
%our So 'Dds Fed a5s SO s. S5:"e5a a 64an %
saeks: ou % n2ipiny chop sZ' In bulk $3o ~ IN
r, ,.rR!. N-wIiEATAs result os strong foreign
ines wssoi situation and renewed aetiyity along export
Se bushsI to-day reaching high levels FOR The
n afternooh bnf 40 a9p & Sna s 2,.ces sactfd s
insufsd az about 50 loads a usual bo-
aS eseo mat an even larger being worked
Tes1o 1 %ouid appear later one the sharp
edge ,b ~ the market TO export The knowl
49, recent big sales although questioned at
anees Hs nave been fully confirmed by actual clear
o.. no Liverpool market, after opening
Ia ~ aosance continued rise at the close
snS sh9 higher than Saturday upturn being
india cue 70 very unfsvorsbe weather reports
e,biea. 'Sort west markets stronger than
tsvorst1 OF the seaboa-d. giving talk
AIthoDeb r eaLher ana thrashing IN that quarter
ooo ~ Morus shipments Of 13. bushels
pgssiogV larger than :he previous week and Included
t&ports OF S.ISz.00O lille
rrss,gon ~ European buyers who continued 70 max
D To IN 49, tufure needs. The Paris market
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

1o----- New York. October Z. 1907.
CoFFEE-The market had quite a sharp break to-
polnts. sales for the day estimated at 81 500
Gags he market opened steady. decline Of 10 n
40 poAts IN response lower French cables and
I~GloIs ~ Glat cables had been received on Saturday
ialleo TO substantiate these rumors but
Win Brazilian receipts for day little bea vier
me market acted uneasy TO frs losses dur
ing the day Hsvre closed IL francs net lower II
80 py local bulls that the so-called estimate
ttoh 6FaZE was really estimate by local onerator-
that TIE decline in HaYre instead OF refectip
saFlce was really the OF realizing
co!!uefaoIe advance and that the slightly heaver
az t1e TWO ports reflected effort on the ner-
oi INFERIOR shippers TO coffee down n ~
Pots aheed OF the increased freight rate ,rbicb tS
eala 10 90 into eject November / Receip-s az
~o pofls as reported for Saturday were az OOO hs
asslnst tol0Oo bags last year and 81 600 bags -
.eats EGO For the last week receipts al the tv ors
Soo.y9o bags for the same two years ago r.
,s Ior spot coree was quiet, with Quotations on
lne pass OF 6izc for Rio No Z. 7 '4
ro- r. tDI warehouse deliveries in United States
me week were 114000 bags, against III 3,S Ist
80, snc l5S3OS last year. the former ar,o1Tt
-" loK reported 1l5l0 bags. The weekly cIaare
1a ana shipments at Rio and Santos were as fol
-Ss TO e.eaEances 900 bags including 600 n
no shipments 81 900 bags Of which 40 01n 80
81 ee Onlteo states and $4,000 for Europe Sanros
T-s.S We're 100000 bags, including 1O9 600 70 T
bags 81 9fS Siia IS 600 TO Europe shipments
nor Europe Victoria's clearances vera % oo6
Doss5 an 10 the United States The veekI, FsbGa
'iSrI vas as follows Receipts 4 600 Islsi
-.Dch, oo'ouV' clearances the I'nited Sts,.s 80
sotS IeceIpts at Rio Santos for ~ 7tdi-
Ou" bags against last yyeAl< e2s oon
~ r. SeaI ana osSoOo TWO years ago '''
me range Of contract prices in the local roare+ % 4o
was follows 0 '0--4 ii4Nlhst tl-71ly
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago oct 7.-CATTLE-R Receipts estimated at
hbout 600 head Market for best steady bulk 10
lac lover steers s. - s. 25 cows. 81 80 So
lnSs S5H So 80, heifers. 81 - 81 bulls. So
calves - 81" IS 90 stockers and feeders 81 500 81 %
HOGS Receipts estimated about 2S.OOO head
krt strong higher. choice shipping
50 -. Hight butchers 81 55fl So mixed
81 %. choice light SO 81 81 packing.
pigs 81 81 -. bulk ot sales. So so 81 go SHEEP
Receipts estimated at about - 600 head.
- loH i5c lower sheep. 81 rs 50 % lambs 81 20
Cincinnati. oct. 7-HDCiS-AIarket active. butchers
and shippers SO s. u So 90; common 50 5Oa So 80.
CATTLE Market DUH and lower. fair 10 good ship
pers - ." s. ~. common. 81 So. SHEEP steady.
s. - 70 81. LAMBS steady. 81 81
East Buffalo. oct. 7--CATTI. .E-Receipts 6 $50
head Market slow, but steady good. 10Q l5c lower
on common, prime steers S6a Sc 60. shipping S5 80
go butchers - 80 )" 10 heifers 81 5oG 81 so. cows
So 81 81; bulls 81 500 81 50. and feeders
81 50 5o stock hcfers 5QN -. fresh cows and
sprlnEers active and s. 81 higher. $5S VEAIS
.Iteceipts L5oo head Market active and 25c higher.
a. - 30 ;" 90 HOGS Receipts 1000 head
tmarg m M active pigs and heavy 10 16c higher. others
81 81 0 pigs so go So 20. roughs s. 30 So srags
81 % n 81; daries. So 2Jg 81 SHEEP AND LAMRS-
Receipts 22Ooo head sheep steady: 1Oc lower.
trade active; lambs So 81 -; yearngs 81 rs q SO 25
MeLhers - 9OJ 50 20: ewes S5T 81 so. sheep mixed
s. 80 a 50 30. Canada lambs S7a 81 60
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. oct. THE wheat market was strong
to-day and prices scared to new high record marks
Ior me season At the close wheat for December
delivery showed net gain of Iasc 10 lI6c
Corn was up sc to &c
to sc higher
Wheat bears hunted hard TODAY and .,
their endeRvor 10 cover short sales they hid nm
prices fully &c Al the highest point of the day
which was also the high point of the season the
May delivery sold 81 Oe& and December az
81 O3%i. Sentiment in the pit was extremely buuish
all day. The market was influenced at the opening
py an advance OF more than Id at Liverpool which
was due, It was said. TO lack OF rain in India
Commission houses and shorts were eaRer bidders
but offerings were comparatively light The de-
mand continued urgent all day. being inspired to
some extent by liberal purchases of cash wheat
for export, il being estimated that more than sixty
boatloads had been taken by foreigners Other
bullsh factors were small primary receipts and
strong markets at Minneapolis and Winnipeg The
market eased off a triie realizing sales but the
close was strong. December opened lac to &c
higher 81 021s 81 O2% sold up to 81 03a and
closed at 81 O3 to 81 OBS Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to $4,000 bushels Primary receipts
were 1,19S,0O bushels against 1.54l bushels on
the same day last year. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts of Col cars. against 7O5
cars last week and L1So cars one year ago.
The corn market strong all day because Of
the upturn in wheat Large primary receipts and
favorable weather for the new crop seemed to
have little effect the market The close was
strong December opened lac TO L,c To asc higher
at 5S>4c to 5S9sc to 5S%c, and advanced to 59t4c
closing at 59lsc Local receipts We're 622 cars with
l6i Of contract grade.
There only small trade in oats and the
market was firm in sympathy with wheat and corn
Shorts were the principal buyers. December opened
l4c higher at 5S3sc. advanced to 53ac and closed
at 53lac. Local receipts We're 46l cars.
Provisions were strong early in the day because
OF higher prices for live hogs but eased off later
on selling by local packer At the close January
pork up &C at SIS 80 Lard was shade high
er at IS 7712 to IS so. Ribs were 2lsc higher at
81 %.
Estimated receipts for morrow are: Wheat
SO cars corn 4'6 cars; oats So2 cars; hogs 1900
head.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

cline 81 s5e & cotton market opened steady
ecVancec on scare Of nearby ani closed sead
At z gain OF G0Q21
nm ali day Sales estinatei q $50 10 l,aes
The opening decline result Of The cables a-5
q lafy favorable weather map frost matarlalzng
IL the belt over the week almost iamediaai
lae market urned the covering Of TeCer,l,er
shorts. who evidently disturbed by the contnue5
s'eediness Of interior holders reports that fyo
OF three large houses who hold he December long
terest stil refusing bring their contracts
december was soon commanding a premium over the
nsW contract Of January ana during the afternoon sold
Up 70 net advance Of . points premium
over January OF II points Toward the close prices
eased on little under realizing the nearby short
interest seemed nervous during the entire session
Weather reports hardly attract much
attention One or two wires received
claiming that rain lowering the grade and the
Western belt called
perstures. but suggested range of frost
Private wires from indicated change in
The attitude Of holders, and the light receipts
cay TO day supposed 10 be indicative Of holding
The refusal Of the South market concessions
premium about II points January looked
though the concentrated long December
letting Of OF its holdings. and this eased
situation somewhat
The OF prices to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
.s1a sos. .147 % s1sn11. So a1 san zoe a. -s

Autd4s 20 SicVdtSot
President Delano. in his annual report 70 IN.
stockholders. says:
1T is notable that while the operating expenses
have increased materially, due only to the in
creased amount OF business handled but also TO the
advancing cost both of labor and material during
the year. the ratio OF operating expenses TO ross
earnings has appreciably diminished
Following the lead OF Ohio. the legislatures or
have. during the year, enacted laws limiting ths
passenger rate to two a mile While these
laws have not been effective during the fiscal wear
and we cannot therefore determine accurately their
results II is quite clear that they must II remai-
ing IN force, seriously affect our passenger rev.
The effect Of the interurban electric lines unon
our passenger business Is plainly indicated in tba
decreased number OF passengers carried while m,
increase In the length OF the average Journey and
the revenue per passenger show clearly that tba
electric lines are being used more extensively for
the shorter trips. leaving TO the steam railroads
only the long haul business"
An agreement has been reached between TIA
chicago * Alton and the Wabash companies by
which the respective lines OF these companies will
oe operated as double track between Mexico and
clark, MO, a distance OF twenty-six miles ard a
slnfiar arrangement has been made with the Atch-'
ison, Topeka * Santa Fe Railway COmpany be-
tween Carrollton and Camden Mo, a distance OF
thirty miles. These, added 10 the double track ar
ransement with the Burlington. now in operation
between Birmingham and Harlem Mo. provide a
total OF sixty-six miles of double track betIyes,
81 Louis and Kansas City by building necessarv
erossovers and interlocklng the functions wttn
thfse roads, comparatively small investment
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liyerpooi oct Closing: wHEAT-spot. nomi-
May. IS 5Ed. C0RN-spot steady: prime mixed
american, 5s 1od; futures. frmi October IS 0Id;
January. IS J4d- FENS-Canadian " steady
IS "a HOPS IN London Pacihc Coast. Arm at IL IS
~ IOs. FIplk-Wtnter patents At 3Os
BEEf-EXtra India mess. steady. at SIS 0d. PORK
fiime mess western quiet. at 7Ss Oil HAMS-Short
cut IA 10 10 10, steady, at 49s Gd RACON-C,uuber-
land cut 2d to 30 n. firm SIS Cd short rih le 70
- 10 slr"nS at 'Ns; long clear middles. light 2S 10
80 ~, ~, nrm at 3ts do heavy. - TO 40 n, nrrn
az 53s. short clear backs. l6 90 10 firm ass.
clear bellies "a 70 ~ m, steady. SHOULDERS
square II TO l3 N. firm. at 37s Cd LARD-Prime
western IN terces firm at 4Js nd: American refined
In pals firm. at 4Gs 0d. CHEESE-Canadan Nnest
Mitc new, strong at B1s; do colored new strong az
SWprims city dull 29s I'd TUR-
mon, steady. at los Cd. PETROLEI-M-Renned A.,
AT ''+d. LINSEED OIL hrm. Sd '"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

requirements Of the property and yield the return
which you as shareholders may righHully and
reasonably expect
1t seems clear that. with all the leading railways
in the section served by your lines. the time has
arrived when the increased volume OF traffic -
Forcing upon them exceptionally large expendt-
lures for double track. equipment and yard IA
ctlities, and as the commonwealths through which
they pass can prosper only through the continued
development of the mineral and other industries
which are served by the railways IL necessarily
follows that any legislation which injuries their
credit and prevents the sale of securities fair
prices must work great loss to the people az
20 the railway sharehOlders''
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

Bal TO cr Of profit and loss June so 1907 sss 20
The coal and coke tonnage increased 8 per cent;
other freight tonnage increased OIL per cent The
total tonnage 1866 sos tons. increase OF 81
per cent. The ton miles were 4.61760S. .676, a de-
crease of 01 per cent. The ton mile revenue was
43 mills. an increase of 81 per cent. There were
426936O passengers carried, increase of Isl per
cent. The number carried mile 225. eco 932
an increase of 42 per cent. Passenger revenue
ASSS. l39 II. increase OF 152 per cent Earn
ings per passenger a mile was 2157 cents an In
crease of 0.9 per cenk
Gross earnings, President Stevens says in his re-
port affected by the unfavorabIe weather con-
dtions prevailing during the winter months while
the expenses largely augmented by the in
crease in of material and the general increase
in wages. He adds
Your directors feel that the statistics herewith
submitted show that your property has been man.
aged with efficiency and economy. Notwithstanding
which the margin of profit has been so small that
the return TO its owners has been entirely made
quate and one that cannot be justified in any line
OF business. IL would therefore seem to be TO the
interest Of the communities and people served by
your lines that your revenues should not be les
sened or your credit injured by further reducing
rates that are now inadequate TO meet the physical
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

SuIlS ana -
GOOD 70 choice native steers year ago.. I5a
bEENES RECEIPTS for two GAYS we're 203 cars or
EaGeh htersrs and % Tor the market Of which 40 at
Prime and choice beeves moderate demand
with medium steer. closing he9% al ana ate Ies o @ 5S
bulls and bologna cows were full steady fat also
grades dun and lower Jersey Clty. yards
~cre nearly cleared Poorest bosl steers sold
e6and at at S9r r NATIVE 2e .es Ge IN TTaa [
beef sold at 64a5c. Latest liverpool cables quoted
dressed weight refrigeration beer selling 07saioc per
No. Mo eNP9IIs om o TINS 7 P9Tt t9day The
$500 quarters of beef Csstmaed) ship
asess 81 %o ny %@;! yl'fiR es ar 50 3:sG g p
90 & 1910 No. a. ~ ~ ID - no. I" r. a. 81 IA DO
50 40 3 do ili2 H. So 30 Is Virginia do 1902 H.
20 90 d. 1910 o. ~ @t at s. 4 Knaoy d. iO5 s At 4 s.
r 60: 40 l15o s. - q Illinois cows 1913 h.
a. is IS VslPI 1io % IS = sg g n b at go 50 M 3S
n at 81 Is; do. iio6 rb s. 25 40 lo27 N, At s.
3 do 6S7 n at 50 2s DO 1900 n at So 25 do D.
t 81 81 9 1870 nd do at $50 80 y o t 4 ~ at s. o 10 % do az oS5 % %
at So 40 do l9i5 b at So 20 DO 932 No. at y $50 %9
n at So 55 do 1905 81 30; do. 800 NJ at 81 IS;
Jee WF95 bulls .sg .s = n at 50 go 49, II II DO TO-
s. sG ~ M at $751; 75 30 @ no. at @ 81 5o 10 DO s5 n at g. i6 do
756 NJ at 81 5o DO oa3 ~ at 81 go 80 20 10 7ea ~ a
G. .Dnlenbask: bulls old 70. at 'a do 600
for TWO days TeFs s2 27ts ~, head a in
R CHOICE IS rS5 aGpacd to be stead ana We're not
plenty other grades we're rather weak to PIC lower at
off 25c and ruled extremely duh with about 400 qnsold
~ b DrousaI I iu 1 % M sSa @ y er los ~ and FEW sen
iected SiO at s4G$5 straight lots OF grassers
a @ mss s s. so% tS
except for strictly prime stock CITY dressed yeas sold
FTeG sff Ksz Pat ID 81 2io@R'e Nest Ts al se n
Curtis SON; y state steers and heiteFs 1903
at s8 = DO 75s n at So co. DO 40 n at s. so
7% 3 "a t s. ill., IS 80 e s. 10 Sa DO Ss
10 DO o n. 81 75 i do $40 =, at s. %; DO 1890
s. Do 500 81 Is . do sGi in "a at 81 70 70
o21 oI:s" J. d? '9 vi r'G % 3d. 8 DO IS a. H.
50 do, Sis n, 50 10: ii do, 7i7 NJ at s. 90;
a,5 e s XeIsen o d. Oq a sao & n 5, at 81 Is
Cd do go ie 60 at % s. 7o e9Ts 7sI n et So 2o DO
s. $50 II" 81 T g. 20 . DO III @ at 81 CO. 10 do 71o
~ q 81 PS % % 5s@ i n '9a az 81 8 d s s. s. go $50
nj 81 60: cows and calves at s43 per head
Virenia DO ia6s h. at s. 81 II DO 1909 H. at s. 81
ID, 81; % do lIG7 Ii. 81 % Virginia d.
lq7s 60 p E. o 1c 81 5o 19 bull II 1900 n p o at 8 50 9o DO 7 H.
II DO 747 H. at 81 e5 do o33 H. at 81 Co II" at S'
J. shamberg Son: IL Wes, Virginia steers 1926 H.
IS do is4s h. 50: 20 do h. at So 10 DO 1865
"a at % So a. y @ aq n b4So r. eat at - - ~ 49, 22 @ do l2os b at
do 1928 ID. at IS.
Tobin shannon: ann 90 West Virginia LIE
Kerns Commission Company: 20 Virginia steers. 1905
Ib at 50 CO. q do 1902 H. at s. 10: % 1880 H. at
s. 70; bull 1880 h. at 81 25 II Western h.
sales-w. r. Hume: ve4lz, 1888 n average at 50 rs
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
WABASH.

The Wabash Railroad Company has issued IL. fuIt
pamphlet report for the fiscal wear ended June so,
1907 The results of operation compare as follows:
1907 1906 1905
Gross 3 50 SIS O5 SIS 20 s2s 500 I
Operating EXP. 1885 l47 % 81
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
ATCHISON'S YEAR.
Large Increase in Operating Expenses
Years Surplus, S13,775.

The pamphlet report Of the Atchison Topeka g
Santa Fe Railway Company for the fiscal year
ended June 80. 1907. is at hand. The income ac-
count OF the system Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO

| , ine chesapeake q Ohio Railway Companv's
| pamphlet report for the fiscal wear eD1a6 80 go I
90 1907 Is iss'sd. The income account compares:
L
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08

tLtosed &c lower There delay again in posting
VISIBLE supply, but with points missing II
SoWed decrease of about 200 600 bushels compared
b,iehi an incre ease all told. year 100000
SeaIieIs me Missouri state report said wheat
a 10 & mad been delayed by dry weather pointing TO
~ per cent reduction Seaboard clear
were again heavy. aggregating l. barrels of
tuu n ~ ahd $4,000 bushels Of wheat red wheat
ne Ioca market closed the 81 90 ele-
81 81 ana 81 l0h o ahoat; No l Northern Duluth,
cOp;- ano No hard winter 81 IAN o afoat.
maria was only moderate trade in the corn
20 ana much Of its half cent due
~ strength in wheat Worlds shipments. accord
ritb 70 froomhall 3G31 900 bushels compared
Iittia -nS4oooo bushels the previous but had
hiebar HTSt T on Liverpool. which closed i I'd net
missouri State report condition ~.
recafnts - last month and 80 year ago. Primary
arrjIpis footed up l2290 600 bushels. double the
Ja,4 OF the corresponding day year About 20
ioraI we're taken for export, and No. corn in the
ri,a ket closed 13i7c elevator and T2Ssc to
10 voo;,y %; at9at No white 725sc to arrive and
r..oW '"t2c f b, aGoat. OATS-This market
ii 'iso up about half following grains
ratbar Iih Sslon houses fair buyers offerings
FoIlo. 'Si,i ash oats in the closed
40 i MlSed 26 to 30 10, 54c; natural white %
~, y 'S.2c and clipped white. 40 h. 6l a
%@yr Vi " E-Mar Ma arket firm: No = Western, 94c b.
n ei - io,h BARLEY-Market steady; mailing, 81 II
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
NEW YORK PRICES.

Satur
Wheat: Opening dav
December 81 si6 81 iaa. 81 124 81 1871, 81 TX
any, lo@ 115B / Is 1-16 15R lax
Corn:
December -os -o1A
Us
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
EARNINGS.
s27. 4s2 47s s. sesOls. s.s7s 10 s24ee. eoo l0

EXPENSES
New-York tribune., 1907-10-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, October I. 1907
WF-FETV RECErp-,l.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-05-29
Small Pox Under Control.

With the rigid quarantine and close
watch over the small pox cases, the
situation seems to be entirely under
control and it is not feared that the
disease will spread any further.
The fitting up of apest house has been
considered by the city council but as
yet nothing has been done and it is
probably just as we'll to leave good
enough alone. The Review voices the
sentiment that the less bowling is done
in the newspapers about such things,
the better it is for the city in general.
OF course it is we'll enough to keep the
people informed, but to state that
schools will be closed, 500 or more
children were vacinated when there
were in fact only about IS etc., is ex-
agerated and does not tend help the
situation anything at all and only
scares people out of town and keeps
others from coming here and do their
trading.
With the necessary precautions
taken by every one there is no great
cause for anxiety or fear.