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Show FLOUR PRICES 1 ON DOWNGRADE (Special to Standard-Examiner) ! MINNEAPOLIS; Minn , I )Cl 6. . The Northwentern filler's weekly review re-view of the flour trade Bays The startling itri in meat rlces., iwhlch brought tin- December option, b in two dollars on October "th with cash wieat only n ttifcle higher, re- llilted In 0 sharp decline In flour and 'mill fee. I Patent flour dropped a m.l-!lar m.l-!lar to a dollar and a half per barrel In Ihe past seven auys, while hran declined ttve to seven dollars per ton Sven so, practically no. business was reported niitis ot Canadian flour at prices taking full advantage of IhS difference Ifi exchange continued to dominate thf market reports but do-mCatlc do-mCatlc wheat Is now down 10 the I -nadian i-ei and purchases of Cana-j idian wheal bj milks south of the bor-'der bor-'der seem likely to diminish. In consequence con-sequence the flour output Is light. lh I spring wheat mills last week reporting ail output fifty-three per cent of ca- ipacliy, the Kansaa-Oklahoms hard winter wheat mills sixty-five per cent ! a mi the Ohio valley soft winter wheal t mills thirty-four poc cent GR 1 S M BKiri CHICAGO, Oot. 6 Covering bj! -In. its ran up jinces harph in th-wheal th-wheal market today but when SUOh buying erased. )i material reaction look place 1 'he flurry among shorts seemed seem-ed largely due to ihe faci that initial offerings were iiKht. and gossip thai I purchases of Canadian Wheal ly domestic do-mestic millers appeared likely to diminish dim-inish Besides there was talk that the holding pollCJ of Kansas tanners .would probabl ' strengthened. Opening auotations, whih ranged ifrom 2 to tc higher, with Deeeinber If $2 to 1.36 and March 11.93 (o 1 36. were followed by rapid changes downward down-ward from the top scored at the oul-,set. oul-,set. Corn irflectrd the action Of wheat. iAfter- opening to 2t higher, in-I in-I eluding December at Xa'.i to x7c, the market hardened a liPie more, and then quickly iosi much of the gain. 1 ats were Ormei with other cereals starting ' to ftH' higher December 55 1 ti. .'... and later ascending a trifle more i"4iturns in grain and hogs tended to lift provisions. OGDEN l l I STOCK I'atti.- Receipts 20C Choice heavy steers B 00 fj 9.00: goo.l steers $7 )(w sun. air stiir- $".."n'' ;,n choice feeder steers 6.007.00; choice cows ac.d heifers $6.00 fj 6 50; fair to good cows and heifers 5.UUCj I; .utters 14. 00I&4. 50; " canners $3.00)3.50; choke fer-d. r cows 4 ij i)H; fat hulls $4.00916.0; bologna bulls $3.00 1.00; eal a iBe. $9,00 310.60, Hogs Kecelpts 324. choice fat hogs 17a to 2.'.u lbs, $13'..6dOl4.26; bulk i nales f 13 . 7.". '? t4.00; feeder hogs i D0Q i 3 0u. Sheep Receipts 14 01; choice lambs' 9.00 f in. 50; wetl,, is .no ij 75 ; fat . w, g $4,004 ' 00; feeder lambs $9 00 1 'q L0.00 Arrivals. c, i . Whltlock, Umahf, Neb-, 2 cars. ' hogs. ugden Packing Co., Omaha, Neb., 2 cart hogs. W I'. I'nkins Co., Battle Mountain, Xev., 1 1 cars sheep. ern Peck, Maladi Ida i car cattle. Callon .V: l'el.sied. Swan lke, Ida., 2 cars calile. i li Adahis Myruni, i cars cattle. PI ret National Bank, Wlnnemucoo Nov., ia cars sheep. i. i Dodson, Lucin, l car cuttle. I A Wilson. Bancroft. Ida.. 1 car eultle. - j M. Whitworth, Bancrafl Ida. 2 cars chftle. ( IIP .( i LIV1 H l M K CHICAGO! Oct. 6 (United Sutes Bureau of Markets. Cattle market strong a: 25 to ." advance: receipts U, 000;. too $13.35: bulk good and jCholce $1 6.50 IJ 13.00; wesfern receipts 2,000; markei itrong to higher, i lloxs Receipts 10,000; murket mostly lo to 1 6c higher than v esier- (ia's average, one l..a $ 1 .'. v.s. ,i,h- lieally top $15.76; bulk light and , butchers 115,006 15.70. Sheep Receipts 23.000; opening Blow; best lambs firm: others ngiect-iedi ngiect-iedi early top natives 12.:i".. sheep steady; fat ewes $6.0027,75- MOXJ MARKE7T, i j NEW rORK, Oct. fi. Price mcr-,cu mcr-,cu utile paper unchanged. 1 1 Exchange irregular. Sterling: Decand $3.50jK , . Time loans steady, unchanged. 'all nionej strong; high S per cent; low 7 ier cent; ruling rate 7 pv cent, i '. losing I. id 7 per cent' offered ..i s per cent, last loan 7 per cent; bank , i eptances lt per cenl Ml TAL M Mikl 'l i NKW YORK. Oct. 6. Copper nomi-Inal; nomi-Inal; electrolytic spot and fourth iuur-; iuur-; iter 1 7 1 2 It Is 'Ac. 1 Ke.id and Sine unchanged P 1(TRK STOCK I 1ST. i Last Sulo , Allis-Chalmcra 34 American Beet Sugar 7 74 AmerlcoJi Can . 32 American Car ft Foundry 1839a American Hide ft Leather pfd, .. Bo American International 'orp 7.". American KocomoMve 96 American Smelting ftsft Ketg ... 62 '4 American Sugar .106 - American Sumatra Tobacco .... 89 American T. ft T. t American Woolen 7 3 Anaconda Copper 52 S Atilil3on 8Sk Atl. Gulf ft W. Indies 148JH Baldwin Locomotive nou Baltimore ft ihlo 17 Bethlehem Steel "B" . 70 Canadian Pacific 127 Central Leal her 4 1 Chandler Motors $ besapeake a.- Ohio . . . . . 6 7 OhlcagO, Mil. St Paul 4J Chicago It. I. PaC 30 ' lil in. 'upper 27 t.'oloiado r'uel it Iron 3 4 Corn Products 34 Crucible Steel 130 Curiu Cane Sugar 35 Erie 19 , General Eledtrlc 1 4 1 '4 General Motors 1 8 ", Goodrich Co 50 Great Northern pfd H8 Great Northern i ctfs :t j Illinois Central 9'4 Inspiration 1 upper ifj Int. Mer. Marine pfd 75 International Paper 7 6 Kennecott Lopper -A1. i.onisviiie iv Nashville io7?i Maxwell Motoi-s 4 Mexican Petroleum 186" Miami Copper . . 1 9 a Middle Slates Ml 1 H Midvale Sti-el 31 Missouri Pacific- New York Central 7s N. Y , N ii ft HartfOrd .... 85 Norfolk ft Western lo2Ms Noil hern Pacific 00 S Oklahoma Prod. & Rcf 4 Pan American Petroleum v''a Peniisy I va n:a I 3 ' People's Gas 38 Pitt si. lire ami West a .! 7 p.ay Codsolldatejl Coppei ....,16 Reading :'. Itep. lion ft Bteel . 76 i RoyaJ Dutch, N- v 7 4 Shell Trans, t'vr.v: jlra'd 5i7 Sinclair Con. oil 82 South, i n Pacific 99 '4 Southern Kailwav 32 Standard Oil of N. j. pfd. . . 106 Studebakei Corporation 58t,4 Tennessee ''oper .... 9 Texas Co .Mi-. Texas Pacific 36i TobdCCO Products fih Transcontinental Oil 1 1 7- Pnlou Pacific 1 27 6 I S. Pood Products I" S Retail Stores 75 S I " S nd. A Icohol 83 ' Cnite.i States Rubber 79 74 Vhited States Steel K8 I'tah Copper 81 W i-stiiishouse Kleclrlc 4 7 V. Mh a i iv. i land . 1 1 i4 American Zinc Lead and icm... 12 Butte and Supcrloi . , ... 18 Cala. Petroieurti 27B Montana Power 05 Shattuck Arizona 8B Pure Olj 39 U S I t. Kit. NEW YORK, Obi- 0,.- There was no change Id tt n sugai winch is quoted at 1. 61c for centrlfUga1. Raiflned was weak ami prlcea n reduced an-other an-other half cent a pound bj .1 local refiner re-finer to the basis of 11 50 for fine granulated Other refiners .pioied I rom 1 1 . 00 to 12 2 '.. Phi i e was a continuation of yesterday's yester-day's buying movement in sugar future. fu-ture. at the start, but prices eased off and at noon were unchanged to 15 points higher. ( MI SALES CHICAGO, Oct f Wheat No. 2 red $2 77 ': Corn No. 2 mixed 90f$92i Oat.M N'o. J whit.- 54 7 'a 55 '4 c live No. J 1 . r.2 '2 ti 1 . S5 Barey 77 fj 98c, Lard 1V. 80, P.l ri I B Mi l t.t.s CHICAGO, Oct. 6. Butter higher: creamer- 4 4 060c l-:gij ohsettled; receipts S.218 cases, firsts ', ' ri 5 sc. Poultrj alive lower; fowls general Tun 25c. springs 27c. turkey 45c. |