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st. Paul Produce.

Butter--Fancy separator, 17@17Le; ex-
ira creamery. 159l6e; first creamery, ID
9l4c; second creamery, u@12c; fancy
dairy. 14(Gl5c; first dairy, 12(@l3c;, Sec
oad dairy, S09c; fancy roll and print,
selected, 9@l0c; fancy roll and print,
straight, rose: common roll and print,
5@6c; packing:stocb, sc; grease. 403c.
Cheese-Full cream, 10I9T1c; pri-
most, 41S@6c; brick cheese. S@l0c;
America, 10@1lNc; Swiss. 10@l2c;
skins, sc.
Eggs Fresh, cases included. 915e;
cases returned, &c.
Dressed Poultry = Turkeys. selected
hens, 1@l2c; turkeys, young toms. 9
I0l0c; turkeys, old toms, rose; chick
ems. l0@12c; hens, S@9c;, ducks, 10(@
lie; geese. 9@l0c.-
egetables-Onions. Spanish, bn, 81
CLIO. green, per doZ., 20@25e; onions,
minnesota, red, bu, 70 90 81; onions,
white, bu, ST0L10; radishes, per doz,
20@30c; caulitiowef, per doZ. S2.25@2. so;
cabbage, California, Id, 215@3e; beets,
blu, 50@60c; parsnips. bu, 45@50c; eel
cry. doz, 59@35c;; celery, homegrown,
40G45c; lettuce, doZ, 3o@35c; ruta-
(ao2.50; spinach. bu. S1@S1.25 pie plant,
per lb.7@Sc; tomatoes. homegrown, per
lib, 25(030c.
Dressed Meats Mutton, packinghouse
stock. 5Q951zc: mutton, country, 411s@5c;
veal, fancy, 59515c; veal, medium. 400
4115c; lamb. country, 5@6c.
Pork, Beet, Hams, Hides, Etc
Hides, steer, green, per lib, 4(94115e; cow,
green, per Id. 3@314c; calf, green, per
lb, &c; steer, salt, per ID. 4115(05e: cow,
salt, per pound, 31ss@4c; pelts. 25@75c;
wool, washed, 136ol4c; wool, un washed,
9@l1c: tallow, 4@4i9e; pork, mess,
Sll.50(0f2; beef, mess, IS. 50(09: picnic,
S9@10; hams, 50 .50@10; hams, bacon,
S5.50@G; dried beer. 9l@11c; lard,
Sc. 50@1; hops, 10@l2c.
Oranges = California navels. S325@
$50: seedlings. mountains, 81. 25@2. so:
Kedland, S2.50@2. Is: Messinas,. So. 25G
$50: .Fioridas. 50. 50@5.75; Mexican, 81. Is
9D2.75; tangerines, S2@225.
Lemons-Extraf fancy. IS. 50@3. rs; fam
cy. S3@S.25.
Bananas Port Limons. SI.5o02. 25:
No. 2, S1.25QD1.50; caeeanittS, per Leg, 81
@4.50; pineapples. dez. s3.50(04.
California Fruits Pears, Bart,
let's. per box. SL!75@2. lbs; pears, Win
ter Nellis, 81 .50@1. 10; pears, Beurie,
si.75to2.
Berries Cranherries. b. & y. Sf1@
I1.50; eranberries, Cape Cod. SI1. 5o@I2.
Grapes-Malaga bbl. s99I0; Malaga,
heavy, Dbl, sI0.5O@tL5O.
Apples-Eaircy stand, Dbl, S5@5. so;
fancy. S4.56 a. 5; standard, $3.50 G. 4;
fair, 81. 50603.
Potatoes-Minnesota, bu, 5o@6oe;
Western mixed. per 100 lbs. s0@95c;
western assorted, per 100 lbs, Sl(QSl. 30;
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BIG BEARS RALLY.
By Dumping Wheat Into the
Pit They Cause Slight
Break.
OTHER CEREALS ALSO WEAK.
Declines in All Cases Only
Observation-Disclosures
Weak.
BOOM IN STOCKS DEPARTS.
Speculation Somewhat Un-
settled and Volume OF
Business Light.
BOOM IN STOCKS DEPARTS.

CHICAGO. March 26.-The dry wealth
er which has been advancing wheat for
several days was still in evidence today,
but the big bear operators were proof
against its terrors, and dumped wheat
into the pit in large quantities. AS a
result May closed &c lower, May corn
lost &c May cats 4c, and provisions
declined sharply.
Shorts in wheat were apparently
nervous at the opening on account OF
the weather scare. They bid against
each ether, many of them 561se. and a
few even j64 C. as against sec at the
close yesterday. The buyers immedi-
Rtely became suspicious of the judici-
BUSINESS of their investments from the
Ease with which their wants had been
supplied, In a few seconds the price
was $500, and by 11:l5 a further re-
ductiOn to 551se had taken place. The
selling was started by some of the
heavier local operators who generally
favor the bear side; the element i'll the
sealpIng crowd who had long wheat
with shade eff profit in 1t followed
their leaders aud made the pressure of
offerings such as 10 bring about the de>
cline referred TO.
Bradstreet's visible supply statement
was not expected To show Il decrease Ill
the worlds stocks of more than II Gid
year ago, and that was 904 coo bu, but 1t
surprised the trade with decrease Of
P.924, 600 bu, and before the sellers at
b51 had recovered from their surprise
hair naitr
b5%c. 1t sold as high as BOZ 955}sc IL
short time after, but there was 10 APP
pcarancc of demand for the cash wheat
here, and early heavy sellers resumed
the control they had acquired shortly
after the opening by further sales at
the recovery last quoted. The price de-
slined until it WAS down to SAGE, and
elosed at 5457s(G55c.
The corn market moved within &c
range. May opened at 47c, but settlers
did not realize very much. 1t worked
gradually down Oh light business 10
1890, which latter was not reached un-
Ill ten minutes Of the close, with 4619c
The last trading price. The receipts
we're PSI cars, A of which were Of COLI
tract quality. The weakness in wheat
was the principal factor.
Oats were fairly active. july was
principally wanted, and the s;iies were
mostly of that delivery. Values all
around were lower. May sold from
297sc to 293sc. and closed at 293s(@2915c
bid. July ragged between 2914c and
2S5lc. resting at the latter price bid,
decline Of 14495sc since yesterday.
1 The prOyIslUli market called a halt in
its advance, ;:ndcIosed with tho follow .
ing declines for The day: Pork, SOC:
lard 2215c and ribs zoe.
Estimates for "Wednesday Wheat, 10
cars; corn, 240; oats, 100; hogs, 29.009
head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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delivered: options opened steadier OH
lirmer cables and dry weather. but
turned weak and aecliued all day under
active realizing by local houses and
same foreign selling. coupled with easier
late cables. Crop damage stories and
Il big decrease i'll the worlds stock.
according to BradStreet. had no
influence on the market; closed at go
&c decline: No. red March closed at
60c; May, 601i461 3-I6c, closed at 60Hc;
June closed at 603ge: July, 60 5-l7a61
6-lGe. closed at GJ3Sc; August. 6l@6lHc,
closed at Gle; September, 6f14(e624r
closed at 6lasc; December, G3a4 Qcj433 &c,
closed at 63s4c. Corn-R, >cIpts, 1909
bu; exports, BLOOD bn; sales. 275,
O0O bn futures. 1900 bu spot; spot mar
steamer yellow, 5054c; steamer mixed.
50Mc: options opened steady. rracted
under biz ear lot arrivals. rallied par
italy oh similar estimates for teinor-
row, but went TO pieces in the late aft
ernooa with wheat; May closed at 81 &c;
July, 5oM@514c, closed at 50Sc:
September. 5lLlc. Cats = Receipts,
$3.50 ba: exports. $500 bu;
sales, 10000 bu futures. $4,000 bu
bu spot: spot weaker: No. 2. 3311ac; No.
2 delivered, SAFE; No. 3, S32gIe; No. z
white. SIC; No. 3 white. 36Ac; options
doll and featureless all day. closing &c
off from last night; March closed at
3315c; April closed at 33114e; May, 3315
@333sc, closed at 331sc; July closed at
sac. Hay quiet. Hops Gull. Hides
strong. Leather lirin. Wool quiet. Beef
dull. Cut meats quiet. Lard weak
Western steam closed at s7.2T19; sales,
20 ties at S7.35; city, So. 75(96. S715; March
closed at S7.3o, nominal; May, S7.35,
nominal refined steady: continent,
$40: South America, S. Is: compound,
514t93sc. Pork firm; sales, 200 bbls.
Butter firm. Eggs firm state and Penn
sylyania. 12@l4e; Western fresh. 300
1870. Tallow firner; city, 433sc; eoun-
try. 4sIc.
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Glassworkers Uniting.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 26.-An
important conference Of glassworkers
is in session in this city. with view bf
an alliance between the three branches
Of the Industry that will bring them
into closer relationship with each other
and with the trade. The scheme is for
all alliance and not for an amalgama-
ton. Each organization will maintain
its own plan of work, but will agree to
consult and cooperate with the other
bodies FOR the benefit of the entire
craft. The plan will be laid before the
different local organizations through
out the country. and it is probable that
large meeting will be held about july
L, when definite plan will have been
mapped out which will meet with the
approval OF each organization.
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Two Entombed in Coal,

HAZLEToN, Pa, March 26.-Daniel
Jenkins and john Hoyak. miners. were
entombed at the Treskow colliery this
afternoon by fall of coal. Jenkins
lwys reached at this evening. He is
SO badly injured that lie cannot live.
Hovak is still inside and there are no
hopes OF reaching him before tomorrow,
9it then. His cries can be heard at times
land ir is thought he is badly injured
and unable to help himself. Every
thing possible is being done to reach
him In time to save his life.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, March 26.-Hogs-Receipts,
$4,000; official yesterday, 29,S72; Ship,
ments. $500; market opened firm. av-t
craging Zoe higher. closing weak, Ieay-;
ing few; light, S4.65@5: mixed, S47of0
$40; heavy, 81. 7595.25; rough, s4.7a9i
$50. Cattie-Receipts, 1000, including
1000 Texans; official yesterday, Ir,l67 :
Shipments 1906; market STEADY to
stronger. Sheep-Receipts, 5000; off,
cial yesterday. $3.50; market frm to lbc
higher.
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Utah Statehood Work

!, SALT LAKE, Utah. March 26.--The
report of the committee OF preamble
and declaration of rights was adopted
today by the convention in the commit
tee of the whole. The fourth section,
referring TO taxation of church prop
jerty, which was temporarily passed
days age, was finally adopted to-
day in favor of the churches. and they
will not be- taxed. The educational
clause is now under discussion.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office
Supervising Architect, Washington,
d. G., March ed, 1895.-SEALED PRO
.POSALS will be received at this office
until 2 o'clock p. m. on the 18th day of
April, 1895, and opened Immediately
thereafter, for furnishing and putting
in place complete the second story
columns and the third floor beams
and Orders, &C., in the United States
Postoffice, Court House. and, Custom
House at ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA,
in strict accordance with the draw
ings and specifications, copies of which
may be obtained at this Office or the
office of the Superintendent at st.
Paul, Minnesota. Each bid must be
accompanied by a certified check for
a sum not less than per cent of the
amount of the proposal. The right is
reserved to reject any or all bids
or to- waive any defect or informality
in any bid should it be deemed in the
interest Of the Government to do SO.
All bids received after the time stated
will he returned to the bidders. Pro-
posals must be enclosed in envelopes,
sealed and marked, Proposal for the
Second Story Columns and Third Floor
Beams and Girders, &C., for the U. 8.
Pestoffice, Court House and Custom
House at st. Paul, Minnesota" and
addressed to C. E. Kemper, Acting
Supervising Architect
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sweet JERSEYS, per Dbl. s2.50@3; swee
Illinois. per Dbl, 50 25(@2.50; Kansas
Dbl, 5000. IS; Bermudas, blu, S.. 5Gt03. 70
Died Fruit -Appies, evapUrated. pei
Id. Case; peaches. peeled, 15@16c
peaches, unpeeed. 1909: pears. 6@10c
apricots. S@l0c: raspberries. 22@2f
blackberries. 797Ie; prunes, California
French, 5(99c; cherries, i2@l5c.
Grine and DISTINGUISHING, s1@1. Is
ducks, mallard. dog. s3@3.50; aucks
teal. doZ. Sl.50@2; ducks, common. dbZ
s1aL50; black bass. -9@l0c; pike, is
spiekereL Sc
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Total sales of Stocks
I.onsgen Financial.

NEW YORK. March 26.-.Ehe Evening
Posts Londou cablegranf SAYS: The
settlement today diseleses a generally
Increased bail attack Money is tight.
CoatangoeS OLA American was 30 to 40
per cent. Stock markets were good.
Americans were more activeand strong
er, Germany buying. Interest in Amer
leans is aroused here, bat at present
purchases are practically confined TO
professional men who are gerged with
profits III the Kaffir market and have an
eye 10 Americans, basing their belief in
a rise OH the better price of wheat and
signs OF Il revival Of trade in the states.
Prices closed Under tue bust. The pub
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New Xocss Rr.sgucn

NEW YORK. htareii 2G. -Flnur--Re-
eeiots. 25,I.;5 bt'is: exDorts, IS, 700 bbls:
Sa4es, 2u,5e0 ,.kgs: market moderately
active for spring bakers and winter.
but spTiug patent: continue dull. The
decline i'll WHEAT checked the demand
today. Rye iiot: firm; sales. $50 btls.
Buckwbeat tinur nominal. Buclswheat
quiet. Cernmaai dull, Rye. nominal.
Barley quiet; Western. 55c; twu-rowed
state, 6oGtGtc. Barley lsait firmly held
Western. 1oGt1ae; No. 8 Western, 6St0
zee. Wheat Receipts, 2Dao0 bu; ex-
ports. 10. zee bti; sales. 3. 445. 600 bu flu.
; lures, 49,. 600 BIZ spot; spot weaker; No.
red. store anu elevator, 595sc: afloat,
ol4c; I. o. H.. 62i9c; No. l northern,
WAe Delivered; No. hard, T07sc
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EIeyator Cases So Over.

CHICAGO. March, 26.-The hearing Of
cases against the elevator companies of
Chicago. Oil charges preferred by the
board of trade. was, after short SEES
sieD, postponed by the state railway and
warehouse commission until April 4.
No action was taken today.
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Electricity ON the Central,

BUFFALO. N. Y. March 26.-Hon.
Daniel FL. Mcmillan, counsel for the
New York Central railway in this city,
has received communication from the
New York Central Informing him of the
intention of the company to change its
motive power OH the Niagara Falls
branch from steam to electricity. The
distance Is twenty.six miles.
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Faith Cnrists arrested,

Los ANGELES. Cal, March 26.-"Dr."
Richard Cook. Christian science heal
er, and Jesse SaInis, whose wife recent.
iy died as result of Christian science
treatment, were arrested today under
charges of manslaughtsr.
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IHE PEOPLES WANTS

All want ads. one cent word each
insertion. Nothing less than Is cents.
Advertisements from the country sent
any day by mail, accompanied by re-
n1ittance at above rate, will be invari-
ably inserted the following morning.
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Elks, Case Nearly Ended

CLEVELAND. O.. March 28.-In the.
Elks' case today Hon. NJ. A. Forau, of
this city, made the opening argument
for the plaintiff. and was followed by r.
w. Gregory and r. f. Wolf. of Youngs-
town, for the defense. The case will
probably go to the jury tomorrow.
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Cattle-Receipts were liberal. and
mostly common light stockers, which
sold slow and weak, heavy and better
quality stockerS and feeders being
wanted. The good butcher cattle were
firm and active; Gamers slow. Every.
thing desirable sold out well.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

IL oRSEs AT AuCTIeN-l5e horses and
IL mares at auction every Wednesday at
10 a. M. sales of horses, Duggies harnesses
wagons, ETC.. private sale daily; consigu-
ments solicited; we have from 100 to 200
head constantly on hand. Barrett L Zlm-
merman's Horse Auction and Commission
Stables, No. 20 Second ST. north, Minneapo-
lis. References-City Bank, Columbia Ma
tioual Bank. Farm. Stock and Home
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ROGERS & ROGERS,
Live Stock Commission.
Union Stock Yards. South st. Paul, MINI
LIVE s1.oCK.
Union StoeIxyarf1S.

Receipts 800 hogs, 600 cattle. SO
calves. 100 sheep 100, :,
Hogs-Twenty-five cents higher than
Saturday and active. Eastern markets
! closed weak, but yards cleared here at
the advance before noon. Quality only
! fair. Il.ss'!' - =, :
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smalI-Pox in oklahama

| GUTHRIE, o. e., March 26.-SmalI-
pox is spreading near Moore. Cleveland
county. ten cases being developed.
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Advertisements from the country sent
any day by mail. accompanied by re-
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variably inserted the following morn
ing
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Miscellaneous.

go 7OCi-THE CHEAPEST piece of
.DC, w improved residence property
in Woodland Park. east of MacKubin and
south of Ashland av.; well-built and modern
house, with all improvements. Apply to the
owner. P 81, Globe, 7at..ii.a, r..
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MIfNIHkGG.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March 26.-Flour
strong. Wheat firm No. 2 spring,
55Sc; No. l northern, 6415c: May.
561sr. Corn firm and scarce, No. 8,
45rH Oats higher; No. Q white, 3211Ic;
No. 3 white, 311a@32c. Barley nominal;
No. 2, 52ac; sample, 52Ia (953c. Rye
scarce and firm; No. l, SOC. Pork,
Sl2.3O. Lard, 81.
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liverpool.


LIVERPOOL. March -Wheat-Spot
STEADY, demand moderate: No. 2 red
winter. 4s Cd; No. 2 red. spring and
No. hard Manitoba, IS 2115d; No. lCali-
fernia. 5s; futures opened firm, with
rear positions I'd higher, and distant
positions I'D higher closed Steady, with
near and distant. positions unchanged
to IA higher: business about equally
distributed: March ard April. Is sgd;
May. Is Cd; June and July. As 9d114; Au-
gust, Is 914d. Cora Spot steady !;
American mixed. new. IS 3D.: futures
opened STEADY, with near and distant
positions al higher. closed easy, with
near and Distant positions unchanged
to IA tower; business heaviest on near
est and most distant positions; March
and April, 4s2Ad: May and June, As
21sd: July and August. As 254d. Flour
demand moderate; st. Louis fancy
Viutnr 80
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EOnGs.

U. s. is reg. new. IL alCeu Pac. lists '95. l09la
do do coup, new. 11Gss b. K X. g. IS. -. lI442
U. s. IS reg. 1l5S4lD. & Il. G. Is. S214
do DO coup. 49,. 1863 Erie seconds. -. 6l3s
do 90 IS reg..-1fila G.. H.& S.A. Cs W
do do p...-1f2Ia do do U.s.. %
dc IS reg 9j IL. & Tex. e. ss... is
Pacific is of 81. no do do Is. ..1o9I2
Ala., Glass A. 1865 VI. X. T.. first Is. SPA
do do B. 105 do second is 81
do do c.. :. 95 Mutual Union Is 100
do Currency. 95 y j. G. Gems. H-4
La y. Consois, Is. o; y. P. lists 49,. 1l.S4
Missouri Us loo do Ids. :. 81
N. G. Is. .-.... ...i27 Y. W con 1882
do As. ie0 do s z debts. ItT
Scar. Non-Fund. IA r. G ". 1sts... 677e
Tenn. new set.cs. ssasist Z. eonsols. 1875
do do Hs...... 100 do c. d ?. IS. I12A
do old ts. GO st L. Ill NJ GEMS 7sta
Va. Centuries. as7s SGL. as. Z. Gents la4Ia
do def. -. GAIT. P. firsis.. S6ss
Atehison 4s.-.... eve do Ids. 50 .
do second A. 2bIsi u. p. lists CT '95. r3Ia
Canada So. eds. h3 West Shore As. 1G5I2
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Representative sales

Sheep-Steady. Receipts were only
fair in quality. Choice muttons and
lambs are in good demand.
Representative sales
No. W.T.. PrfceINo. W.T. Price
q muttons. 1913 SD 50ll6 lambs -. $50 So rs
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WANTS GIN Be LEFT

AT the following locations for
insertion In the Daily and Sunday
Globe, at the same rates as is
charged by the main Office.
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BOARD OFFERED.
FOR SALE.

A REWARD will be offered to any one
II who can honestly say that they have
seen such low prices OH goods as pre-
vail at the great auction sale at % and "A
East Seventh ST.
nOGS-For sale, thoroughbred male St.
~ Bernards: one full-grown dog, one
seven months, one TWO months OLD. lib East
Seventh st.
d ETAIL CIGAR STORE FIXTUREs
II complete, for sale very cheap Call IS
East Fifth.
CODA FOUNTAINS-For sale, new and
~ second hand soda fountains on easy
terms; see us before buying. Spa Bottling
Co.. 6i-63 Fillmore ay.
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@. ERNST & co.
investment Bankers.
DeaIersin First-Class Bonds, Bank
Stocks and Commercial Papers.
Money TO Loan in Largo Amounts
Germania Bank Bldg, And TEN pie Court
st. Paul. Minneapolis.

New York Money.
NEW YORK. March G6.-MoneY on call
fairly active at 1908 per cent; last loan
at 2A per cent: closed at 21a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 495115 per cent.
Sterling exchange strong, with actual
business III bankers bills ut S4.S914@
4.S95zfor demand, and at S4.SS@4.eSI
for sixty days; posted rates, S4.S8H and
4.S9@4. 90H. Commercial bills, S4.S74
@4S7lS. Silver certificates, Soc.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour - Unchanged: spring patents,
So. l0@3.50: spring straightS. 50. 1902 So;
winter patents. s.. 5000 80; winter
straights, $2.S5ta26O: bakers. 81 750
2.25. Whtat-No. , spring, 57a6lc; No.
spring, nouinal; No. 2 red, 5:I3S(054c.
Corn-No. 9. 451ae; Nos yellow, 4414e.
Oats-No. ., .9e; No. 2 white. 3214@
32$$ic; No. 3 white, @2c.' Ryc-No. 3, sac.
4, nominal. FIaxseed !, Sl.4a115s
Timothy Seed-PriInc. 81. 81 81 %. Mess
Pork-I'er Dbl, s12.069l2.5O. Lard-Per
100lbs. S6.95. Short RibS-Sides Qoose),
s6.10(@G.2i. Shoulders Dry salted,
(boXed), S5.2505 30. Sities--Short clear
(boxedl, S6.30@6.35. Whisky Distillers'
finished goods, per gallon, Sl.26. SUI
gars unchanged. Reccipts-Fl0ur, a.
coo hbls: wheat. 81, 600 bu; corn, 10000
BIZ; oats, 49, G0 gu: rye, 5000 bu; bar
ley, 81, 900 bu. ipmcnts-FIouI. 1000
bbls; wheat, 10000 Du; corlI, $1,000 bu :;
oats. $4,000 bl,; rye, 1900 bu; barley,
100000 hu. On the produce exchange
Today the butter market was firm
creamerieS. 10000: diaries, 1O(0lSc.
Eggs firm, at 11$4 @1lc.
Duluth ana Supporter Grain.
DULUTH, MINI, March 26. There
was very business in cash wheat to-
day, and trading in futures WAS of good
volume. The market opened firm on
good cable reports. and continued dry
weather III the winter wheat region, but
offerings became heavy and receipts at
Northwestern points were reported
large, which weakened prices. MAY
started at 6tIr, lost sc and regained
1t, and then declined 10 6031c before IL
O'clock, losing &c more before the close.
T July opened at 6i2Ic, lost 1Se, recovered
and TOUCHED Gle alter noon. The mills
ard elevators were both in the market
for cash stuff and took a fair amount.
The mills were especially after No. |
northern. and paid &c over May price
The close vas easy at &c below yester-
day for cash. &c lower For May and
July. and &c lower for September
Following We're the closing prices:
No. bard, cash. G014c; March. 5014c;
May, 6i99sc; July. Gle; No. northern.
cash, 59tlc; March. 591%e; May, G0aSc !:
July, Gle; September. 5018c; No. 2
northern, cash, 5614c; No 5. 53L5c: re-
iected. 5ojjzc. IL arrive. No. hard,
GG$lc; No. / northcrn, 603sc; rye. Acc 4;
No. . oats, 50;5c; No. oats, soc; bar
ley. 4IGetG2. Receipts here and at Sl:-
periGr: Wheat, q, 112 bn: oats, 6.2aa7
bu. i?lpnsegts-N heat, 5000 bu. Car
Inspection: Wheat, 2o:2; oats, g.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-27

lie here are nibbling at American raj +
way bonds. ElearIl that & very large
shipment of g0ld Wil probably he dis
patched TO America by the syndicate
tomorrow. 1t will probably he ESQ. 900.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-27
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