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CASH PRICES WEAKEn Premiums on Hard Wheat Gradual- :.) ly Sliding: Off in Southwest 1 MILLING TRADE SLOW Receipts at Primary Points Largely 4 Exceed Last Year's. latla-w Call fat Cans frraln Mars I lli Seat las eat etr nasi Hl-cker i Markrl for Fravlalaaa, I A spasmodic tuytag power In wheat made numerous but tbe trend of valines most of tbe day was toward a lower jleI, and although: there was a rally at the lose, on reports of large export sales, net lessee were Corn was heavy, with professionals doing most of tbe selling, ana I closing trades were at losses or iOats weakened cn an Increase la the selling (pressure, and although well supported mot Uf the day. net losses were Activity and hlcher price characterized line trading in frernioitt nira acipue i increased offering the bulge good gains were made at the finish, pork recording oat advance, ot 10815c. lard and ihort rihe 6 7 Sre. October ribs, as on were weak despite the advance in the tef erred futures and under- the.

pressure of longs' net losses of 12He were kieua arlcra. far grara asii pra-sl salts, raaapaamtl vr tlsalss, fallout Wsrent. i lO.IW Cera. i.Vt v. Owta.

VHfr' Articles f)wn. Htsh het. Vr. Sl.litt si. IS .421,.

Wheat. 1.12 1.11 1(ML l.t.t Corn. Ha It I more St. wheat. 1.0X14 Corn.

.77 Corn. .00 -Closlng- -ff il'Ofjen. Iow. Haw. lrt.iKi.

Ter 1 1.K 1,0 U.I Mav. July. r-c Mar. July. a Oct.

Kor. May. Msy. i .61 H- ll.l 1 2. Oil ii.

MUe.1 l.4 .1.04. LKiVi LIS 1.14 1.12'i Ieals. 1.0SH I.0.-K4 l.or.. 1.2tt l.iSWa 1.2rn Kisas 1 ori i.wt 1.01 l.Oi'k J.O'.'V i.OlS 4 Mr t. 1.06V 1.04 I.O -DaJatli.

UWt; l.oia, 1.0:1' WKfM. l.M- l.44 l.4 Wlaalsts. ti-hiavt. Oct.V.. .7: 7ii Wheat.

Dee .6 Wheat eatlsseat Park. rx sis-' sr.fts m.sr. w.Ei ia. iA.aii tiaras. 12.SS I2.3S IS.

I2.3 1 l.7H 1 l.BTi HUtT1! H.2 ll.32 II. II. 12V, li.3 11. Oi 11.W.'S Shtrt MIbh. tta- MM 10V4.ie.77V tT S.ttT'4 S.O.-r S.SSVl tO.OA S.tkt S.3VV Prices far rora aad wheat fa aatstale Markets far the day were sa fallev Sew-' Tsrk.

Tjdw. Oct.27.0ct.aV. SI. 1 i.i?a ui 3. or.

l.niH i.tiT lWli wneat market was nervous uu me iet u4 trade sufficiently rrxed ro4n gooa range or prices; Tbe underlying sentiment, however, was bearish and the gradual slipping away ef the cash wheat premiums was regarded as an influence In favor of short sales, but the unanimity of the trads was against the Btaintenance of tbe extreme mil. 'A a advance ofc .4 was made: ht lae tart our higher cables, damage In Argentine locusts, sno reports tltst Russian ship ments wosli- (ail There Waa Swintrr weamer in parts 01 Kussia, also Injhe Northwest, which stlniuiatad' a little buying, but soon subsided aad was followed by weakness, whk-b resulted inabreahin December friMM. tl IWXL 1 rally of came in -the last few minutes oa- reports of 37 loads sold for Included 2 loads of Manitoba nnd 12 loads of durum. Traders were caught short and In covering msde the advance, the cloee being $1.01 asked, or lower than May closed at 1.04 bid. or fcelow the igh point of the day and fcc lower tbsn tba previous day, and July was 97ts.

a loss el c. In the Nirrthwest the close recorded gains, of is. gained. 7lc, and tae Southwest was oaetianged to brgher. t'ashi Price Are Shaded.

Cash buainess in an the markets with the millers was very slew except at Kansas City, where an improvement was reported early and a reaction later. Tremiuma here were shaded 1c on hard winter and No. 3 red sold at under a week ago. No. hard is off about 3c la a week, and command m.

nmiin I of only 2c over December. Milling salrs were I only 20,00 bu here. -The Northwest furnished most of tbe bear -irun uus increaseo ooerinas from tbe eoustry. and claimed that, the cold weather mere win prevent plowing and Induce farm rs to sell more freely. Dnloth stocks have increased 98.000 bu la three days and Mla- neapenr 00,000 bu la four dsys.

World aiaiuDK supplies tncreasesr 8.141,eoo bu. against 4.630.0C9- bo last rear. nt in rnr weeks have increased 4S.u60.0 ba, or 11.00(V,- vuv ou more inaa rn me same time last year, Arrlrala Kims Im Year's. Kecelpts at primary ootntaattracted sften. tl on becattse of their excess of 727.

WW bu over usi year, the aggregate being ba. iwnawfiwa receiBis ar nwi ha worn Ji.so'i Dtt more than a week ago and almost An BOH Kn I 1 were bu. compared with JM.eto La a year ago. Northwestern receipts for three dsyathU weea nave been cars, compared with t.258 cars last week aad 2.911 cars last yesr. Ikn 1 1 Mun uue nmHifirj nns receivea 2,903 vara, an Increase of nearly 4C0 cars ever last week-, and compared with 1.70 cars last year.

Chicago hsd 4V cars, against 94 cars nnd 4A ears are expected today. Export clearances were 431,000 bu. Harare Par chases af May. A feature of tbe early trading wsa the trying of nearly I.eeo.eCO bu Mar by Barrel! and liberal purchases by Shearson-Hammill. Bspin aaa otner eommisston houses from ILM ta Around X1.C4 for December buying against downs and support from a few hoaeea led by Lake andVcoveringef shorts by-Harris-Winthrop.

Kempner sad Armour helped ta sextain prices. The Northwest sold freely on the bwlge and the Southwest old moderately. Peavey. Marfleld. Bart-lett-Pattea.

Armour, Lake. Logan-Bryan. Hnlbard-Warren-Chandler and rrlngle were conspicuous sellers. CsrsBcsrs Wrrs.telire. Corn was weak and closed 6e lower sympathizing wtth wheat, because of tbe light caabt demand and favorable weather for husking.

Sample prices were Me lower. Cash ales were only 140.000 bu. Armour bought Mar early aad holders or downs helped to sustsln rattles for a time. Bar tie tt-Patten r.illLa A 1.A V. II returns from Illinois were generally Available stocks decreased 821.000 ba.

against 562. 00 bu last year. Receipts were cars, wtth Iff cars of new, and estimates todar are 171 cars. Primary receipts of 437.C00 bu, compared with 193,000 ba last year, afar Oart Haiti Well. Oats- were support- at 42c for Mar by rommlxslon houses, and the close wss at 2Ke.

net lose of e. December lost and closed at 39e. Penvey bought May. Armour bought December and Utersold both December and May. Cash sale's were bit.

Sample prices were nnchanged to ttc lower. smtni wilt iii cars, wnn in cars ra the late rally. The oft element hare bees so badly whipped by selling wheat an the breaks that they srs ssars taeilned indulge in aa effort to talk prtces down than they are- to try to force It by selling short. It believed by dose observers that a few of the leading: bears who have rood out through the recent advance have Increased tines tha last few days. They see the cash premiums on hard when gradually fading, and predict that they will ha wiped out inside of tho next thirty day, Sam who were radically bearish predict that December will go.

lo a good discount under the One feature of the general comment last night was that both December asd Hsy ran Into resting orders at 11.04. and that these orders sre likely to filled up. or withdraw within day or two. The bears said the load Is gradually getting heavier, as shown by lbs excess of primary receipts ever last year. There waa alro confirmation of the decrease in the demand for floor, by the report by the Northwestern Miller, received late the afternoon.

The flour output, however, was 122,000 brls more ttsn last Tr. A good maty traders have December wbest bought and May sold, the December beinn a a discount under May, but they here lest psrt of their profit in thsir spread by the December weakening to the Msy price. A spread that im advocated by sonrh of the commission house, ho are slso active in cut-tun, is to sell May wheat and buy It has been profitable of late'. The Barter Oceaa'a fltsatsefaf awd -eaaasiserelal news fa as aaaetrlanrow ww day to that mt eXhwsr hlraata aawaaarera aa it mm week) atatyx Beadalea tfaeee fa mm (aasay a Iwetw tsaare- Hasaaiae fU avf tmm sasjreti and atrtleteo that ara saoat likely e-Bsetrtafa ltw-a sstaataeats sew, Tker Saaday later Oeeaw ta edited -far wasaets avaiy. No.

2 white Lard Clxh Neutral. No. No. 2,. I.

a. s. riha Pickled hams. Skinned hams Plcnica Receiots Points Wheat. Chtcatfo Ji.Vnao Milwaukee.

Srt.lll Mirniravolia 4IU.HTXI Duluth 123.4-M Toledo 7.ix netroit Xf2 Kan. City. ir2.2 Peon XAu Total- .1 Totals, tin. S23.nt Heshor Sfwlotk, l.rrV Breton l.n2.t Rajlttmore- S7.tl4-New Ortae l.two Oaireiton l.WMf Tntsla TotSla. 414 SOU rni t1.

J.ear. 7n" t-nrn. 273.0K 2.21ifl wo 4.S.40O- 47.3 4T.1SO 4SafM 7 75 Ia.liM 1.l,fta li.Aia 7S.n-2 WHB1T CARS AT fWelnta AT arhaae. eaea i comparisons: i Minna- spolia. Dululh.

i TTedhe-day .37 4.11 Week 44 inir wv t-mw -Rblnment a. I TRADE OSS I FHOM PIT AN 7 FIELD; WORLDS MARKET NEWS A Urge percenter of tbe gossip on wheat le peis-iuas hard was le ever ta le' last Bight was baartsk. It was said thai under December, as given la tbe lata naea- there were no big Itaea at towg wheat hd sages. aUhauga, cash, pries, seat la alter and that the short Interest to the pit had asiddap showed ft. range at ILfiZl.M.

while bee increased1 during the day berat-teef the the close on December was Bed decline, bat that part at It was -reduced an wheat thers was unchanged for Na red aad Jc-- higher, ta. 3e lower far other grades; St. Lours pi lyes were anchsaged to- 1c lower on red and HOte lower on the hard winter. Na. red being H2l.2.

At MlnaeapoUs No. 1 Northern waa 2 9 3c aver December. Cash corm Ktkaasaa City dec line BU yesterday, wtth, a slow trade for mixed and yellow and a good demand for white to fill preview aaiea Ba4 ta Mtlctt. December corn In Kansas Clfy and St. Looiswao call tc under the May.

It laoaly threadsys from delivery day. aa that purebaaera of October corn are Mltery to get the cash, corn delivered them by Saturday. Joe the wheat bear. Is predicting the world's available supply-will be larger Nov. 1 this year than it was a year ago.

When tbe aggregate was 173.000.DO0 bn. Oct. 1 it waa 139.OOO.0O? bu. Last year world's shipments front Nov. 1 to Jsn.

1 averaged a.COO,C00 ba a week, and ha haa It figured out that this year wiU sea a much heavier are getttnx more so. 2nd tb. short' inTer- "The Mlnncanolla floar output last week was virtually tbe same as in the week before, being only 510 brls lea. The quantity turned out was 442.C90 trls. against 320 420 brls In itm." says the Nocthwesteva Miller's report a wired ta Logan Bryan.

"The mills are alt rnaniag saaln this week aad the output should approximate 460.0CO hrls.t During tbe week, there was a materia) decrease In flour, This Fcerar to. spply to all prills In Minneapolis and lb Interior. In somerases the output sad somewhat ever was sold, while 1 ht erthers'lrts'hsti thefmtpot was booked, The. advaiee prices tended to cheek boat Expert et on nart el the atrcnt trVa ha.Hiin mmmi, voiurcc. largely increased the.

past few diy: rw.mbe and smalUn aixe." not generally Known to the trader making returns are. running Irregular, bat are on the whole larger than last yesr. yields ntw from 4tf to rO bn per acre. A re-pert from, Mason. 111., aaid the yield there was -73 to 90 bn.

sad seme Held were expected to Co better These yields are ssid to hold good la a territory about ten miles around that place The farmers there, how-crer. are not disposed to sell. There were busking returns Jrom Buuhnell. thst yields were not is good as expected. Spitley, the elevator man of Lincoln, IIlT was here yesterday, talking very bearish on corn.

He says that Illinois has about twice aa much as last year and ef better quality, and that It will move Moisture tests on corn msde in Chicago the last few days are unusually good, especially for October; No. 3 white corn tests 10.3 per cent. No. 3 corn la.4 per cent, which virtually made It No. 2 In point of dryness.

and No. 4 shows 18.3 per cent. These high tests, combined with the slowness of the cash demand, haa produced a change In sentiment among a few tradera. who heretofore. were friendly to the bull side ef corn.

Weakness in October ribs the rast 'few days Is due to unloading by longs, who have overstayed their market and found. the cash demand disappointing, as the Southern trade has fallen off materially wlthia a week. Spec- la tors who had the ribs expected an argent demand because of the high prices for cotton. bat. being disappointed in It.

have unloaded. finding a very poorly supported market. One of the best posted lard men says the trade need not be surprised to see a whirl in Octo ber lard before the last tf the He said, however, that it will be on very limited trading. Provision prices are regarded as very high, bat with January product on- a tasis of 7Vc for bogs, and with very limited Storks, the long futures of provisions are not expected to decline much. It was claimed fcy some of the whest bears yesterday that winter and spring wheat markets were patting out hedges In December whest v- Cash creraJnin a haxU wheat sre melting away ander- a -limited There were some clalma that No, hard was only zc over December, while others called the market 4tc 6c over; depending upon the There was a report late in the flay or a round let of No.

1 Northern being sold to mills. It wss offered at 2Vse over December to store and tbe- greater par of the day waa difficult of sale. Kansas City reported sn improved milling demand early in the day. with 15 ears carried over from Tueadayand 16 cara In the fresh receipts Closing messages from, there, however. MM the market was Heavy, with No.

2 hard Decern-ber early, and-the ordinary closed at only: reeled todar. WKtern, nointa received 000 bu. against 58O.000 ba last yenr. and rblp- ments were 8I.0O bu. against 418.oe ou last year.

Available stocks oecreasco ou, against an Increase of 1.756,000 bu Iset It ye Held Flrsaly. Rye held firm at lower prices, with offer ings fair and a moderate demand, choice lots being preferred. No. 2 fresh receipts sol tit 73'Ae74c. No.

3 at 72c. No. 4 at December 73e. May 7e. Receipts cere.

51iw Trade Its Barter. There' was little Interest taken in the bar er market, both onenats ana saiea were ixht. with prices nncntneea. screenings sold at 4554c for common to choice. Mix ing held at 5Su34c and mailing at 546oc for t.oor to fancy.

No. 1 teed. November de livery, 50c 'bid. 53c asked. Receipts here 102 cars, at Minneapolis 103 cars and at tri-into 19 cara--' Little P'lnx eed4t-fere-d.

Flax seed prices were uncharged, with the market bare of offerings. No. 1 Northwestern held at Not 1 from the Nertbwest at No. 1 Southwestern at $1.60, snd rejected Northwest crn at 1-5b0162. Receipts here 2 cars, at Mtnneapclis 72 cars and at Doiuth 103 cara.

wasan Call we Seeds. Timothy- seed, was ia light, Wilis prices 5c lower. -Offerings rime lk Cash" lota held nt $2.50 3.65 for poor to fancy. October $3.75, March $4.10. Clover seed offering rontinne llebt.

with prices easy. March $15.23 Cash lots ranged at n.5014.aO for poor to A Isike $913 for poor to ccoice. Broader Market for Pvwvlaloksr A broader trade was on in provision, with a higher range, except for October-ribs. hieh finished at a leeeof while tse.de-? ferred futures were o7v4c higher. In lard ret gains were and in pork 1 Of 15c.

Bsrtlett-Patten bought Maj- pork early sad there was a general commission house trade, the selling mainly ty Gregton and other longs. Hog closed 5c higher after being; 5 10c lower early, and receipts were 24.000. Western points had 68,500, against 94,200 last year. Shipments of meats were larger and of lard smaller tbsn lest year. Bacon la Liverpool waa 6d lower and lard 3d higher.

Estimated receipts today; Wheat, 48 ears; com. 171 cars; eats. 181 cars; rye, 12 cars; barley, 71 cars; kegs, 18 600 head. CAM! PR1CRN KtBR ttlCAt. FT Demand fair wtth Mni tmchana-etf Wintw in.

Piwiui. Mtnort L( -rrt. a Oil i- aaciia I.a:lrt'i Strmlahta 4.iM-a Hard l.OiM.'i. tit Clear Uceoahl bakers' S.iia&W Rv-. sack ttlt -V tT-Ttrr umatlj-r.

with a fate demaad and aal at per ton in Km lb aacke. WINTER rt Prml ira on hard1 winter were ahalef. but red hrM arm. Tradlnx llaht Xn. 2 rd In- aiore.

l-ltk? over December and ranged at Sl.rV4WI.30. Track lors. local and Illinois billing, tin 17c over December, rxnclnc. SI i ttl.l'l. No.

red eoM at l.l4cl.in. and some unsound Iota oCTcred at St.l without ne-ttne with aale. Xo; 4- red mU at 1. hard In stora about 4c over Decamber. mafcrne a ranae of t.7.

rrark loie. local and- Iiliaoia blliinr. 4a)i-aer DeeemSer. rancins at l.i-i l.lii. wttti aalee St hard aoht st 81.05 l.aa.

Xx 4-hard sold at 1.0L'4il.rt and some offered at S.V-acd not taken. Ullixa aH EAT Demand and ofterinKa snad- World'a svallable aupply of, wheat' ln- creased I lll.tOO bn last week. compared with an Increase of 4.C30.OO0 ba It st year. In the last four weeks it baa Increased bu, asalnst 32.009.00O bu for tbe same time last yesr. but stocks are still siare than e.cOC.OOO bu lew than last yesr.

Priarlpal Increases In wheat stocks, outride of the reg-ular visible supply, were: Chicago private elevators, 249.OP0 bu; Depot Harbor. 243.0C0 bn; Fort Worth. I64.C00 bu: Portland. Maine, 125 0O0 bu: M-sford, 12O.C0a ba: Omaka. COO bn: Minneapolis private elevators.

100 000 bu; Manitoba. 85.000 bu; Midland. 85.000 bu; S5.000 bu; Rochester. 65.000 bu4 Decreases were: Port Colbome. 222.000 bu: Port Huron.

150.000 bn: Nashville. 91 bn; Kingston, 57.0CO bu. .1 r. Increase I Whest far wk. 1110a.

Fst l.a2.ot 4.S7S.(4w 'anada 7.M. (12.WA 11. 1 i t. ft. and ratiada bl.3TS.rm 1.K4l.ym Rurnp and ailnat Mt.4"0.re! 71, 2f World's S.

ll.i,o 140.KtS.ra "ors H2K.K 2. Oars St.UCO.OQU 17.71tt,OOa Dectease. "Weather is all the farmers could tie-sire." my Bowen Sc Regier of Des 'Moines, Iowa. "Corn husking Is becoming quite Some old corn moving at oar stations. Receipts of oaia continue moderate.

The yield of corn thus far is about what the farmers have- estimated, tome few overrunning nnd some not quite so good. On the whole it looks as if corn, would be in better condition to handle this fall than lat, as It seems to have matured esrlier. The disposition of tbe. farmers la to sell at about present prices. If gep weather for': busking continues." Several houses on Koo 'road full, uueble to get -ears 40 ship; other people have same story.

"Wheat st long, with sn active demand for Manitoba, says Bartlcl t-Patten's Liverpool cable. "Think prices brgb, enough for the present, as market Is on the basis ef Manitobss. It is expected thst 3 Northern Manitoba will grade here at Id allowance to buyer. Corn very firm. Argentine offer ings almost rothlng.

7 li- bra la neSSF astbeia tion meeting at Columbus Tccsdar It wss' the general report "thst corn crop, in Ohio's big belt was under aad ia other sections over last year. Total crop Is 20.000.000 ba over last year. Xew eora has 20 to 35 per cent ef moisture, against a normal of 15 to' 25 per cent. At present price of 50c farmers will not sell freely. Marketing of old corst has stopped and is being held for Indiana dealers who were there expressed similar sentiments.

v. i -i Omaha Is getting liberal receipts for that market 61 ears heat, 45 cars corn and erate unchanseil prices. Xo. Northern In store Jf'e over December and rananl at l.i7: lota at M.7l.t. No.

1 Northern. 1 No sprint. Cor poor to choir hard vvrloty. mih rales at SKil.ixt. No.

4 sprintc. l-i I. ct for to choice. outaMe hsr4 vartoty. with eslea at t-lC'V burum wheat, 1-! it'lc, according to nuailty.

arfth aalea of No. 4 at el'e- Xo. a at rvl No. at itto. Velvet rhaff.

I.Cl.ot. aecordlss to quillty. with aalea of No. 4 at Sl.tes and No. a at St.ir.'ii 1.0.V COR Feline; arra-k and price hta lower, es--fl tor while, arhiv-a waa unchanseo.

-Offerlnna In store. Xo. 4 No. 3 No. 3 yellow.

No. No. 2 yellow Xo. 3 V'tGl No. OATS Bert rraoea eold whlla otbeia were Vsc lower.

lcal and ill. pro- ti tVtr-t r.t tiUl'lU nrn "tiri at uncharared urlce-. Demand good. wun. wieriBsa.

tMrmi and flltnols arsie No. 4 Xo. Ptanrtarit Ia store. trane-Mlaa. piow'nsv).

RS 4141 XHVfi44 KSI Mil -w41'i 40li-41 41 tiliU 41 i HOI PROnr TTS-OlT fair trade, with nrlcea ffrai. Dome-lie inquiry light, while export demand was moderat. km J.Vi4?Tfl ir fi2l.X 'D. a. shouldera.llW1Ii pork It'lear 4i1ZH Tmt.

Baeka lodllS I smoked Meats 14.1-P-aV14.?3 TO-ims U.12(iU.U It-rl2 'Short ribs. 12. la.SO (flO.73 iKx.short tjil, sbort 4 claral2 12'5 .11 .12 BreakTt bacon. 1' vSS4 MUD COOPK8AOE-Demand- was only fair. Offerlnaw were mooerate.

lcea well maintained. Arh pork barrels 0tiai4e fur wood bound and fi'yhKic for sahranlze'I Iran Bouafl. Oak pork barrels, f7V-eJk Bar-wood houaH ami for galvanized iron hound. lcro tiereea. for wood bound.

1.1Ti Sil.lO for six hop Iron bound. 1.2 for firDt hoop do srrjW'aH 15 for aix hoop Iron Doond: re4wk. and si.fT'MlxO for slant hoop Iron bound No aalea. HAT (17jw ore: shipment. S4 ton a.

Demand good aiuV market firm. Offering only roo'erate. Choice timothy hay. $14i No. .1 ir.14: 2 and No.

I har. Xs, rt and No. 2 mixed hay, 1. Karttaa sad :lh.imi ptalrl Maj- tno'ca. No.

Xn. 2. lOtII. low. Minnaaota.

Xe- biaeka, and usaota lrairie Ua oolre. Xo. I. No. 3.

Illlnole. In diana ami WiM-otialn Feeding Prairla Hay $7. Paekins hay. UTKA Rye. oat.

wheat. MOVKMKST 4f WHKAT AJD COBT, Reealpta and shipments of wheat and earn at the rHai-ea naaiea were aa innm: Wheat. orn. 3S.244 ae.sM iiiilisiV 2.C4B) mt.e-ia 1.891 5.00 ra.22t lHH.nn.v. asi.sit i.e&.sa Wl.771- 27.400 H.HtM tft.twsr Hi.sn-r Iti.ICO 4.22 34.30.

2R.72S n.27" "OCR M.1KKKTI. it the- four points, with Chi- Win- cate aloes-. Totals. 4t nno. 1.442 2 flnl l.Stfi art 44t an; r5W TOOK DRY GOOt MARKKT.

NKW TORR. Oct. 27. The ret I on sood markets were nana ov tna nirrtter advance In cotton, mllla-l ocenrHig i taxa euaiana. at currant prices ror delivery ero Jsmarr.

Mane price have-been and many sooda withdrawn for a time, I nderwear and hoaiery continue In arttve deman 1 for ImmeetoMe delivery. New silk prices are elag 4 car oats, against 2d cam wheat, 4csr cera nnd 12' cars oats last year. Pf kin. 111., had Its first ear of new cera Wednesday. Tielda there sre 5a to CO ba per acre.

This 1st remarkable considering that It was very dry there and last year' yield was 23 bn. Dulutls reeetpta at wheat today ar estt-snated at 509 ears and with 463 cars a week ago aad 363 sara last yesr. Argentine to Liverpool state that locusts ara stilt damaging wheat and is some district the outlook is very bad. "Our heat sttustioacealtaues very strsnq and we are not ret' lost more than enough wheat to supply the ml Hen. said Mla- neapolls message to Waller Fitch.

Co. "One of tbe big millere took wheat out of an elevator Tuesday. Could not get enoogh from sample tables. Wbest la being sold to Iodises. Illinois and Michigan millers dsilr.

Country receipts are grewtng lighter every day and purchases are getting smaller: Do not see any prospect of receipts 1 crews -Ing. rtoar sales are not quite solar-re, hat -with what millers have sold ahead they are -independent, flour shipments Wednesday brls." Minneapolis wheat stocks Increased bn for four days, compared wtth an In crease of Oo.OvO bu fer the same time last yesr. Doiuth stocks incresaed rSs.OOO ba for three Duluth's totsl stock Is 8.778.-00 bu. Minneapolis baa 2,450,000 bu. A total for the two point of bu.

against bu last -j- Heavy rales nave fallen la southwestern Russia, which la favorable for the growing crop aad for seeding. The Important districts or Pandolla, Kharkoff. Paluve and KJeff. however, hare suffered snuch damage as a result of drought, which affected tbe grow Ing-crop. Arrival from tbe Interior are decreasing, bat stocks continue large-.

Foreign market Wheat Liverpool Spot unchanged to fee higher; Australian. No. 2 Western winter. 31.124: new No. 1 Northern Manitoba, 1.14-.

December. $L12r'. March, L1Q: Msy SLOrK. Paris higher; October, fl.20; Novemher-Febrnsry. $1-23.

Ant werp Unchanged: No. 2 bard spot. IMCTa. Berlin Unchanged; December. J1.33.

Buda-Pesth le higher; April, t.664. Buenos Ayres lower; January. 11.01; February. 8c Corn Liverpool Spot unchanged to lac higher; American. 81c; La Plata.

714c; futures. V10 hlsber; December. 72e. Buenos Ayres- He bleber; November. 5e; December, 7c.

Flax Seed 4e higher; January, $1-38. Cash sales of grain at Chicago Wednesdsy were 20.000 btt wheat. 140.000 bu corn aad 210.000 bt oats. Tbe seaboard reported bn wheat told for export. Leonard 8.

Allen has made application for membership on the board of trace. A mem herehlp sold at $2,450 net tobnyer. Closing blew on tbe csll fer cssh grain to arrive were: Wheat. Hfile lower; corn- ilc- lower; ots, unchanged to VtC lower; rye. unchanged.

No sales were reporteo. Deliveries on, October contracta Wednesday were 150.0CO lbs short rib sides. Cancellations of receipts of grain In public elevators Tuesday- were: Wheat. 58,847 btl Nv 1 Nortberp. bu No.

1 durum: corn. 8.001 bu No. 2. Chsrters to Buffalo. Wheat and S.

were' fer 50.000 bu corn at l4c The feature of- the Indemnity trading was the buyingof 1.600.000 bn downs on May wheat by wire-wwa-i ana Harris- Wlathrop also bought. I ps were taken mainly by Peavey. Harrls-Wlnthrop, Sawers and Ware-Leland. Prices follow: nAILT. High.

WIlMI. Hard winter. 1. Red Mixed 1 Paclftc rrd a Durum 1 Mixed Wlret Snrtng -l Totals Corn ats a P.ye a Earlev Uva rt Howes. Vcyf.

H'gta. Low. Close. St.OS'i Turkeys, sood Chickens Sprinsa Roaatars Fowla- .10 Pea. htmd picked SI 4 May 1 i.iq Docks Ired Turkeys Ducks Fowls Beaarw.

ir OCeen. salt ..12 Creea Daniel it Kio fWeen. Xo. t. iSalted Green.

No. 2. ..11 I'art cnredV No. No. I part cwrvd.

Nov 2.... in No. 2 Salted- boll 1A l'cny Damaaed fl.e-v i.ot-c S-i -W'-i MOi .42 .42 Wheat Ore 1.0 1.0r4 t'urft-r. i .614 Oata May POH.NEXT WIKK. fl.na i l.o 1.0114 t.OlV, 1.01 t.oiH 101 Vi .41 Xo 1.014 l-oti v41 named on a atlgtitly loarer basis.

In the eaae of ribbons. Dreaa sooda aad men's wear far Immediate delivery arc Arm. ixstPECTiot oi etuii ir rtni, The tnapactlon ef grain by aa (olloa-s: Noa. Stand cars Wednesdajr was ard. Xovt.

Xa 4 STmd. Totsl. I 2 4 Ti 21 I 2S 3 17 so SI 1 1 1 22" jut 4 8 8 '-1 I 4 1 41 ll ll 14 75 By Lake No, I Northern spring- whest, tn.aOO-bu. WITHDRAWAL FROM STORK. Public elevators Private ele-ratora- 'v Other Other Conrrwt.

gradea. Contract, grade. Wheat, ho ON 1'7(1 Ki.elB 1.N4 3.ttC Corn, ha 1.4 OaU. 22. Mil 30.200 z.

JO C-IIICACO PRCHHTE MARK ETI, Butter tronstit a half cent advaoca and the era market was nrm wh a sood demand. OATortaca win ouutr an-i ejrss wera no lavser taan ra- quireo lor tse local and shipping trade. There were over cam or poultry received and llv rovrla rnhj at decline. Reeetnts of potatoes 7. cm, ih iraoina iir tor rancy stock, tnt the or.linary run a as alow ante and rh.

weak at 4s-lT-. Uraix-s iold a lower prices, with. Batlrr sad Ckeese, 'B-atter Cheese Mtra cnamery f. I rat u-ln. Proeesa Datrr Packing atork --H'-aY ns 1 rtHT t1KT dartaa tUJ-i 'Brick trliiZ HI Prime Sreta Flnstr j.

Powltry, Per Paaad. iv .10 ...12 iX ...11 HJ rows. Vl.Uii2.Z-i K-d ureta rralu Apolas Pears Brie Ik On) Rr1 Crab Annie I Cram Bu 1. 2.1 Raaketa. Rs Oraaapea 1 Lenaoaa California, box Z.T.,f3-J) Bos Pinaapples I Ursnrtnilt Crates- IVachaa Ba baeketa Rrets 0 100 bunchea Ci Cretes Ton Celery baa lettuce fteail.

hamnera jax Bu Z734r3.0-nriorl.la Tegelafctes. ta 2.SOW5.0B bos S.25t3.sa 1.50a 2. iSO I Clicmohers gt.OO Hdthonsie. dns.f .601 00 I Ca-Hltlowoi 1 lirt C-e .501. GO e.SOtou.50! Turnips- 8ark" ,334 yplnach Tutor oka ffa ireen Onions .0 hnnches "as uma ueana i r.aa l-lanf St pta S.S0U.1.

i3 Florida, crates 2.002.2.1 Radlahea Ktrlnr lleana Hothooaa. eos. Oreea. h'lnpera t.2S-l.nt Tomatoes pvan. aamprrs i.Hm..tM I'avttrtotea Pot aloes.

.4 $-nt, Jrrvey. brl l.itV,.OI Weal; pat of Mtaannrf river. nwashe IWi 21 iFMttt.sn. Caio, and X. Mrs.

leot wen ..18122 tr1mtmved 141 uin ana vattM nyomift. Brssa fsra. Per ton. self-worklcsr. Hldeav 12 i4t 601 8.T40 2.4-1 To Cis Arncrlcrni Invests Pcillc: ELY CENTRALS sold day before yesterday, when we first called year nttentionv to It Inr thee ctIuunny at $3 7-8.

'Yesterday it nold tip. to $3 3-16, closiDg; $3 1-3 bid. $3 1-4 eked. Tb trading KLY CEX-TRXZr yesterday totnled SOfiOH shares; and tbe stock continues the; easy leader ot tbe Xew York Curb-; market ia activity, and sustained prk-e advance. The buying- of ELY CENTRAL yesterday, Torcinjf tbe price to nevr htg" for thismovement, was rery larjrely by Xew York stock ex- ebange houses.

This buying; un- doubt edly' originated with investor of long; experience, who have made big profits in ilichlao. liutte and other standard copper The shrewdest American invest-: ors are alive to. tbe poMibiTities of tbe ELY copper minin-r district. I' They have seen Nevada Consoll- dated ndvaut-e fron 1 valuation on' the property iof to a valu--" a Hem fjday far' the capitalization of the have -cejK vnia C'oosaliri'a Veil--' stock. Vv: yearn titne" advaBre from an ppreenitien of.

i.ttWt;-rpX 'cent. Theyve seen Xcvaara ('bwi -fifteert months it -Started the production of fine cop- per. establhih itself on a dividend basis requiring the disbursement of $.1,000,000 annua II to fch sre holder. TH KNOW there is copper mining; district the world, save Futt details resardlng the orsaclsattan and anaoclns ef toe tLT CtNTHAL. COP EL No Stop to Cotton; A dvances Bale; Liverpool Has Drop "NEW -YORK.

Oct- 27. Logan ft Bryaa'v special report says: "Liverpool was a laggard and the profit taking mania waa ia full play, bat the American markets swept all opposition aside aad closed the day with a net advance of thirteen to twenty points. Directly after the opening tbe market slipped a few poiata under the previous close, due to poor cables, encouraging the belief that the top had been reached tor a time; Dot toe selling for profits by the satisfied longs did not furnish all the cottoa avanted for very and he la ted traders. In their aaxletv to bur. put the market up at oaa time daring the day twenty-five points.

Every day rings forth a crop of estimates of the yield, and they all predict a supply that win lack anywhere from L500-000 to 3.OC4.6O0 bates of DU-Ing reoo Ire ments. Speculative precedents sagaest a good alsed break, following so rapid an advance lata anknown ranges ef value at this season. The fact- la patent, however, that the man wha seoepts good profits when tbe opportanlty is offered wfll he money in." Prices In New York, aa furnished by Logan at Bryan; were as follows: Months Open. January .1 March Mar .........14.43 July Auciist i.v liestatRber 1 2.S4- October Dacomber High. 14 14.hu 14 Itl li.ev 1 4.

1-1 ts.10 14.4.1 14.11 14.24- 1 4. S3 i 14 14.3 13.41.1 I2.SI li.ta 14.22 Preriaas Close, close. 14. ia te.53 14.3? 14.54 14.3 14. 14.

14-SS 14.3 15. 12 14.1H 14.27 Ssar lp Tie- at "Sew Orlrsss. NEW ORLEANS. Lav, Oct. 27.

Spot cotton stesdy; op; middling. 14 l-16c- Sales on tbo spot. "J.250 balcst to arrive. ZJOO bales. Futures opened steady at an aovaace or 163 poiata on favorable cables.

Talk of a reaction continued aad those who were work ing for it were able to put prices 4 poiata below yeaterday'a closing ia the early hoars. Following this- there was a ateady adraoce on a multitude of small crop estimates irons Individuals and firms. In tbe afternoon the advance was continued on very strong spot markets aad rumors that an interior apot firm had "laid- down" on litre contracts. At tbe highest the more active deliveries were 19823 points over yesterday's closing. A feature of the day was heavy buying, almost at tbe very bulla, who had been loudest In talking for a reaction.

The market closed steady at a net advaace of 21 points. Opening Months bid. October Xovemhar 1 :i.9"l December 1 4. 1 January 14. March 14.111a May July High.

14. lO 14.4 14.74 14.74 -OW. 13.08 i. 14-t2 14.41 14.4. Fosrr Palate la her Is Liver Cloaleg bid.

14.1 lt.12 i 14.46 14. OS 14 T8 14.73 t. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2T. Closing: Cotton Spot, quiet; prices 4- poiata higher; America a middling falY4.4d good middling.

7-70d; middling. 7.5Sdi good, ordinary. 7.22d: ordinary. a.97d.,:j t-rn i. The salea afhthoj day were 13,000, which 1.000 were, for-specuiat toss ao export and IncIudedJI.20p American.

Receipts, 2,000 bales, including '100 American: and closed steady. October. 7.43 id October-Novena ber. November-December. 7.J46d;.

December-January. 7.34'4d; January-February, 7.35d; February-March. 7.36d; March-April, 7.37d: April-May. 7.37Ad: May-Juae. 7J8Vsd; June-July.

7.38d; July-August, 7.S5V4d; Aognst-September, 7.09d; September-October, 6.67U; Qetober- November. 6.544. COTTOn GOSSIP. The- market waa ao- Wf that buyers and sellers could not be kept track of. Mitchell was buyer II day.

w. rrowa, i.iooer ana HUDtwm botntht early. Martin. Moyae. MtteheU and Owsth- mey were lavse oujt in mp iriiniwn.

i na ee- miM ror cmiwn -iir-i -1 -hi, nmq rram-all dimrflone. not many sood Jadaea are adrlalna extreme caution at thla level aad ear ih market ta hiah enousn ana a ramer rsaay Knot It em apot markets, nowever. are l-nuive hiahar an anleaa they are fottow-ln the lead of future. would reem mat no very senoua break wllLae. rue until apot weaken, but a squall after this ex treme advance wouia no oe surprising.

Journal of Commerce' special reports ar eondi- tiona are unchanged In Carolina, picklnxe well advanced. Sixty per cent picked in North Carolina a. 1 ner ceni. last yrir. i per eenc in h'outh Carolina vs.

a per cent last year. Iwtl. mill will beaiit eatnatllnw Vim. dav. Internatlnnal snlnnera have ia.ii.rl state.

ment asrtirlne trade that short time would be pot Into operation In every country ualns- American cotton. ran Kiver re 11 Is say they can curtsll nntll April. Cordlll. who haa- beew travel He a all over the corton be it air season, estimates the eron at t'l. nco.iMMt bale.

He haa aa wood a knowltdaw of conditions as any one. I.lve-poof ranted does not resnon-J ta the adanre: Short time belna; resorted to aad xtendine consitieraniy. nemt-weekiv movement or emtotv ahawe a de- etdert fall In off IrTrerrtpta, wiill shipment held up-fairly ueiaus lotiow; in. year. Recrlpts 167.1S1 shliinients iS lJiys storks im.vi'J X.

RL Chepin Co. say: "With such biaaneru- Istlv mteresf In the ir.jrket at present and bulliao irntltrent. runnirx so stroesly and the t.1e ba.li only a V.c aaay from current price, there la mare only Ely, where ia flfteen morttbi a etrpper min iu; company 'can pa '--fro-n the prospective to distinct loa as the heaviest dividend payer, with two excep- tlons.among'all the mtninjrand met-athtrgical companies ot be -world. These investora have studied, tbe Ely situation with a view to making-, the bia-res4. profits the district offers.

THEY OOW Thas the estate of the ELYCEX-. THAI COrPETI COMPAXY bisect the estate of tt Xevada Consoli-' dated Copper Company. Thavt the ore beteies of tbe Xevntla Conxoiidated. in tbe judfrment of the worfd's" bert eneineerx, are con-. finnoua throug-h 'the entate of the ELY--CENTRAL COPPER COM- PAXY; 'That the Xevada Connolidated is earning the money with which to make its jrijrantie dividend disburse-" ments by minioi? itlentieallv the Rame ore which the ELY CENTRAL COPPEB COMPA.W.

in. the of capable will opct rthroti-rh the Enreka nbafr, bein-r aunk only 690 feet rust of the vada Consolidated jfreat steam --hovet pit. That the KLY CKXTRA I- roa aajre- rncnt hak, iivthe and Clip- per workinflfM, oftened some of the hiohest KTade ore er'er found irt the Ely' distriet7-rorer runping- frem .25 to 60 per cent ia copper tenor, and carrying; grold valurw enottgl to almonf entirely defray the ecets of i That the ELYCEXTRAL will hrtly- besrin ahippln-r thia ore smeltem, tbe product of tbe PER COMP.t XTtigether with report a ty expert ecsiDeers on the proiwrt). wlil be ESTABLISHED 1902 Stocl Brokers 122 Monroe Street, Cblcaco -Piirate Vire New York to Chicaj reasoa to believe the leading ball interests WIU take advsntaae ef the present exeiteanant to the falle-t extent la drivlaa; tbe market as to that level befora tbe clone of tbe week." M. ft.

rro at bearish. flunther a Co. of Vt-mp'ois estimate the Je.tn4.OtW) bales. They have been very Oolton 1 now a rich man's ame. Manslrs oft a bale deinssdud tr brokers pwi the aiker out of the -Stop- old eis are resatded as a oenare to speculator In cotton iart'tsd i a pro-tcttn.

as the rapid swiars Hi values aha Ire rH trader out. atoraa beiieve-tbav rna-aurket la faat approaching an v-rooucht coocltion: otbera say that it haa already reached that stas. Short sales are beicar diaooaraaed by brokers. The Me lulls last Riant had more' cortdw thatt a any nrsrioaa Jitne. Price are no e.i a kale from tha low point and a few dop.stera are patting thenv-s IV r.

on the back sad sarin I told sou aa. Ta te aalia lac cottar, look aaay and 2Ca almost, as -A II New Rnciaad. Carolina and Oeorala coitaa mills cloaed yesterday. Cotton la oa hth sad aowda loo km. Ose Xew Fnsland mill that recently- cot nrlcea c.a It xooja eleaaed en tts atcck.

Its competitor refuse- ta mluce prices and wllhta a few ikaysaald out at aa advance Hundref of thnueanc's of bales hae been sold la New Tark and bouaht In I Jvemeoi at dowa ti 40 polnta dlffereaee. Thla- stradled abort latere, roanblnad with the hedged abort la short the- bis speculative looica In New Vark. Cordell. a travetltur eron essail eatlntaf tb crop Is lA.ano.oaii bales. It was said thai, a estimate Is lO.ooo.imn to 10.i,0r-" bales.

Ir.ateaj oi iu.wjs.wv lo ii.uuw.tAsj pale. I' A small apot aprsatar tn tha Soxtvh waaaald ta In trouble ejterdsy. No name went n.ven. Cotton seed oil el need blrher wlrfc aatea nraa aria, Prk-sa BH. Asked I -Bid.

aekeds Jatraary tel a.sliJutv 12 li February 7.0J October 7 no March T.l'l November a ft-1 May Grand WK Illinois Loutmrllle A T.tri S.tMl S.HI OX FORRIGX BOrRaE. LllN'DOV. Oct. 27. -Money waa scarce and dear on the market today, sad dleounta were nrmer in aymnathv.

The Rack of Enaland be ntakitur tta bank rata effective and caused continental checks to mora favorably. Tradlne on the stock nrbania eontinaM im nesHllna tha outcome of the aettlement tomorrow. Home rails and gilt edged recurtties receired moderate support, while forelara bonds and kaltlrs hardened a fractton. Support slackened later and caused sn eary clcee. Orand Truak was weak.

American, aecurltles opened Irrrgular. hot soon renrthened on small bur In arders attracted by Ihe lower level of yesterday's New York ekln. Vntted gtatra ilteet waa eaay on the quarterly statemetit of the company. New York offered slock tn Ihe afternoon and although svme recovery ocrurred in ihe late tradv the market c'a-ed untei Lain. Quotations: AmalRamated Kan.

A Texas. 474 Anamoila aH-x. T. Central 1:151 Atchieon ........122 Norfolk Western. rti Do pfd Da pfd Baltlmoi A at Weafeia.

47i Canadlaa Paclftc. IPrnnsytvaniw 7.1 Chesapeake Ohio. -Mt'Rad Mints. 8T ChL Gt. Ill Readiag Sl't C.

M. A Bu tV'-rlSouihern Boars i lij Do pfd 7 Den. A RloOraade 471oouthern Pacific wt Do Pfd Krl Erie SSI i in put in Do 2d pfd 4 H-'nlott Pactttc. DO Pfd IT. 8.

hDo pfd 129 'abash 2i Do Hpanlah 4s P.ERLIX. Oct. 27. Tha tendency of arlMiiui Ik. boure today was lower.

PA KIM. Oct 7. Prices on the bonrse today D)ri ei enweo HSTf. MOSKT JIAHKETS, NEW TORK. Oct.

27. Money on call at the stock e-schange today opened at 4 per cent: hlxheat. 4v; loseasx, 4 cloMnsv 4- pee rent. Most at tba day a loana were made a 4 per cans. Time money became carter, notwiihst-indipg that tha banks have tort rash heavily thla to Be suotreasury and rn gold export a.

The market waa quiet, demand for ninety day a alone being of any rolttme. and here- rates were maintained at the 6 per cent level recently flxed. txty day loana were marked off to 4S141 per crot.aad four, ttve- and alx month- loana weia al-o. Quoted at that level. Men-anti'e paper was a shade easier today, tatr vfna.nd remained Inactive and rates anchangeri.

Rates were 5.14 per cent for the best known names. fi.if?a per rent for others. Foreign Exchange Rested rates: Sterling. S4.l44J4.KMi a-tual ratca. eierlin.

cieo.and.4.X7Lt; caM. a. 4.77.1: marks. OS S-lc: francs. Clearln houaa statement shows assistant treasurer's debit balance SI.

M24. 244. Bar Silver Xew York. uOrac per cunce. Meylcarr Dollars 4:.

liONDOS. Oct. 27. ConrnlB for money. r7-i.

Consoia for account Kl1. Bar Silver Steadv. 21 per ounce. Money KrlS (xr cent. The rate of niscotint tn the cpen market for short mile I par cent.

The rate of discount in he onen market for threw snoots' bills Is 4 percent. BOSTON. Oct. loans. 4V6': per cent; lima ioaas.

vm per cent. Ot- THE THKtatBJV. tTAm.NTt)i. D. Oct.

27 The madferlon of tba Treasury at tha beaianlmc of business today was as follows: TRVST. rrxDs. Oold coin Oliver oo.isrs l.rrn Hilrer oelWr of 4.t17.flrt Silver cerrMlcatew- rutstandlns; 474.M4.utO OS.MiRAL FIT.VDH. atandxrtr sltx-er dollars In aenarai fund rurrewt llahlHtle- Wbrklna balance irv' tresauev In banka to rreolt of traaaurcr ot I 8. Fuhaidiary ailver Minor coin Total balancar la s-aneral fund.

2.en.7'e ino.075.-W sa.rK.v.17.1 lK.s7-t.3rw- 1.r!.eHi 7.4;;7..-W-. VKI.AI, MARKKTH. NEW TORK. Oct. 37.

The market for etandsr.1 copper on the New York metal cxrhanse today wa dull end, soot c'oein at ake i. octoaer at. ix.0.1 iz.oo. Kovembcr at I2.1ih. December at 12 l.V and January at 8U.2HST12.M.

The London market wa with spot closing at f.ld Krs and futures at I'm 12a Od. Bales there Included f-00 tora spot nnd tons ftiturea, lineal dealers otiote lake eopuer at ia.t-4t elet trolvtlc at 812.iosi 12.76 4sui cast-In at Tin wa Irreaular. with spot anl October fcialn at Si.uu4i:Viil. November at fcto.X-.t av.CO December at and January at M.Z;n S0.7k The ln.lon market wss lowerat I3Cad for spot and at (I4 2 for futures. I.ead waa stead with root qrjoeeif at 4.4U Xew Kotrk and at tl.2iwi4.27S Kaat St.

Iulst. Tha Indo market waa unchanged at ilH 2s Ud. fine Iter was- outet. but ateady. a-fth sim1 cloelnv at New Tork and at, 8.20-Stt.23a Kstat arch and Cliuocr workinira beinto of a direct smelting- character.

'rhee investors, convinced of then facts. KELI EYE That with the as me ore bodiea ax the Xevada Consolidated ia min-in jr. and with at least two other high grade mines in the making; 011 it estate; EL-Y CKXTltA will pro-- portions triy -rnpiictte tbe pcrfornv anoe of, tbe Xevada. when it advanced from S1.50 to F34 a "share; That this adraoce to rery much higher revei ban now prevail iHjr to be immediate, and That dela-y in b-ivintf ELY CKX-; TKAt now but curtail the profit wbieb will be? ultimately realized tbrtmp-h onnerxhipof the I11 tbi yoii have the explanation of the btiyinfr which bai advanced KLY CENTRAL, to more than a share; and which -riven promise of nivancnq- 11 its previous "hig-h, before 1, 1910. These investors are doin-ria ELY CEXTKAL exactly what they did U-nsli fl l-vv l.

f'slai-anate a 4 an mm ti jr srH ia a ns av sn tvs -iasT-a hrwal Iw was 1 na. 1 Ulllt t.Bt jm CU SJUI -fa eonda, Xevada Consolidated and Ari- xona f'ommercinl at 1 siiilwellae price-a. They are placing-tbrmi-elres in line for tbe enormous profit which will probably follow the develops '-ment of the mine to tha producing; (lividend-payin-f basix. 1 The moral i clear. you would profit in copper hares, as have the shrewdest Amer- -intin inveftora.

order ELY CEXT--' TRA bonght for yot At tbe mar- ket" today. hei fsfly forrlahd on assHcatloa. HiglHst baok references. 3o St. Louis.

fXX 2s ad. The Loadoa market was unchanged Iron was lower Is ta Er.arlloh market at lis frjf Cive and warrants. locally the market wai staady. No. 1 foundry Northern.

No. 2. 4n Stifrlft; Xn. 1 tiotMhera tssjia 1 Sootbern aoC at IU.2.-.1.7. ST.

Ut Ort. 27. Iad teady. t.2; 8pa4ter iulet; 4nt Hrna. etS-A OIL' MARKET.

Chicago -hoaJe price -for-oi-ST tsnHar a tut, tfc: perfection, tie, 7i HVicj Cc; eiaine. J7r Michuraa teet. w. 11 p. iowc: aaaouu.

14o; mi-chine saaouae. 24c; raw- lloare oil. ingle hrla, aucz Ava brl. wta. baiiea-oil.

hru aii. tl-a brl lots, toe; sic; summer black ail. winter a Lara. oil. sc.

1'beae aaotatlooa apply to barrel lots a. b. Chicaao XEW YORK. Oct. 27.

Cotumeeed Oil Imaular; Prim crude. SH: da yellow. December, eH.n.iii. mroitiua-ateaxiy. atoaia Steady.

lttrtntia OuletL -TtitDOt octo. Oct. 27. OH North Uma, 6c; ISoutk I-lma and Inrliefae. TVcj oil.

CITY. Pi. (rt 27- Credit balance. 4Mle brie. anrw.

IM.W-a aatpimaia. hiia. averie XEW MB. Oct. '27.

Cottonreed OU 8. C. Oct. 27. Turpentine ftrady: S-ii4c.

Rostn H-ca'-y. Qoote: A. C. I 4: K. F.

S4.12U: o. 4 is: Mil i. $473. sr" 4 7tn M. sa.tt": N.

ea.10: w. WW. so Vi. A VAN A 11. Oct.

27. Spirits Turpentine' Xonrlnel: mat sale. 6'c. Rroin Firm. Quote-B.

i. 84: K. 8464 F. 84 WJ4.1r: tM.irVw 4.1iT H. l.2 tr4 I.

S4.e.l 4.7.1: K. 8.1 U. X. oliti.J3: Wa. So.40; W.

Stl.73. rT-' -Kvaaor-rted a'ppiea were nrm. wltrt very lisrnt offertna-a for near by wall prices were Brm at ir said for Xo- venioer deli very. On apot fancv are quoted ncmi-nal; choice. H'swlOc; prime, common to fax-.

Prune are firm arltb compasttT-ely light offer-inas. Vuotath.ns ranga. frem 2Vc to 7c for California uw to 4t-u-a and He to for Orewone. Anricots ace quiet with llarht demacHl. Choice xtrm Peaches are firm with a swivll aanylr.

r-hnlr rh 5te t're, aadlcaiiuiiuwuii i.nt.C MAHKKT.a BT TKlEGRiPH. TORK. Oct. 27. Flour Sieadv wKh a fXUlr-SuVe." "o-r-frrm.

Buckwheat ocn MesJ Steadv. Oraln Wheat Spot steady: Xo. 3 red. 2 red. arrive -ortnrn utiiutn.

l.lii, S- No. 2 hard winter. comiaal f. o. b.

aAoat. Cora 5 pot easy S0.2 -and 68. fo. l.VftoiV: 2 yelloa- sommaV. Oata-Stmt hareh' -kjase.

W-ITW" A'ieeasy; Weatera chlckena lSUc: fowla. turkeys. i2l.V. Dreased Irfeanlar" IVeaiern rnhHtena U21c: lc: turkeys leprinsi, Butter Rarely, ate.idv; unchaiured heese Firm; wnrhancetL Kg. -ctesdy Bachaaed.

JilT.XKAPi:IJS. O. t. steady aaaln today. Xa.

Northern tor -'Jo ab.we the December ootlon and Xo. 2 Northern for rle above. Demand ass at rone comma from hnth iwimm 1 1 car ot No. 1 Xnrtern sold for above Ofl-erin were llaht and met ready dlspo-al. i-lanns pi-Ices on tra.k- Xo.

Northern. il.o..iS l.i; to arrive. l.14sl h.ih-Jr??t-N?,h.- lKIl to arrive. 1 re3; Sl.tint.: Xo. wheal SI I n-'b.

3 yellow CUMe No. 3 white 5v" Rye 4ti0oc. Fla Cloarn. si.kv, lilli-1Ys hipmetK. 2.7S ton.

There was a rood cenerat demsmt. which was not limited to nr VZZl lTltiau' hllw-ta were heavy and price uncnanejed. 1 1 I u. ii- 1 iv yiv.iia Flour The larye mills reported a etron deirawa hut the email mills aid It waa only fair, nhh" "Teats continued heavy and rrlcea were anctoanrrd. 1--4 brta.

-First patents. second aatenta x. Ivwt. -'u- n. .1.

"i se-ond clears, tu. 10. Ly TH Oct. rioae Oraln Wheat No 1 hard oa track. Sl.iV.H: to arrive.

Xa. Xorthern. 41. No. 2 Xortbern.

on 0' 'octbern. (I ICS; No. 2 Northern. 81.se durum jan track. Xo.

1. Mc: Xo 2 stk -October November. to-Sc; December. Rye Parley 50a 61c. FIsx To arrive.

fl.7l: on trark. t.Tli: MILWAt 'lvEK. Oct. ST. Flout St-adv.

net Steady; No. 1 Xorthera. S1.i-t'.: No. oi flwm a I 11; 1 1.71.' 1 1 Wd: ptrt fi.tcT,. 81 bi.i.

Rye-'-teiuv Corn Stteaily: Decamber. mm hid. K.rln. I 1 .1 sam plea. fiiV(ri7c: No.

ile: -c: Wleconala. rii7c. ST. LOLIS. Oct.

27. Close Kra In Wheat yi track. No. 2 red rash, ftl.20, 1.24; No. 3 hard.

Sl.Oiti Dece.nber. I.OIo 1 Corn Weak; track. So. caah. Ill win tr.

Oata Lower: track. No. 2 cash, Decemlrer. MayJ 41Sc; Xo. 3 white.

4lc. 5 e- Note Ins 1. 7.ic. Flour Steady: red winter patents. S-Vroerl fat.

extra fancy aad atraight. titio-M; bard alatxr clear. li 21. Corn Meal S3. 10.

Hrao steady; sacked, east track. tHW8l.li:.. timothy. 8l2til; prairie. tS.

Whisky 81.39. Bacon Loner; boxed extra short, 121kc: elear rlha. 12-kc; short clears, lay. If 1 -1 rfi I rftanlr- ll- a Tl. Butter Stead creainery.

233lc Kgire Steady. 23V-- KANSAS clTY. Oct. TT. ra4n Wheat Cash Xo.

2 hard, S1.01avl.06; No. 3. Siai oi; red. S1.17tl.2t: Xo. $1.141.

IS. Corn Xo. t' mixed. Stc; No. 58iic: Xo.

2 white. 3c; Xo. 3. lairtric. Oat No.

2 white. No. 2 mixed. Rye 70t7lc. Hay Choice timothy.

8121 12.50; choice pratrH, Butter Creamery 20c: flrrte. stv. roans, nc: pacxin svock. Efy. Kyx Kxtrss.

2tc; nrata, I'c; seconds andsdlr ties. 20c; current receipts, Kouth-rna. Ions off. 14c. PEORIA.

111.. Oct. 57. Omln Corn Firm; No. 3 white, file; No.

2 yellow. Me; No. 3 yellow. 61c; Xo. 2, lc; Xk 3.

Sic; Xo. 4 new, sc: no rra.t loMI. Oata Easy; Nov white. XlHI'tOc: No. 4 white.

Xe. I PHlUDKl.PmA. Oct. 27. Butter Firm: extra Westers creamery.

33V. do near by prints. 33c. Esrrs-Act 1 PenneyK-anlw and other pear by firsts, free cases, Rlc at mark; n'etern flreta. fre case, at mark; oa current racaipta, fieacaees, 2j27e at mark.

Cheese Firm: Xew Tork full cream a. ahaloa. le'rOl-iSc; do fair tt good. l.Wli..