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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. March 3O.-Evening Posts
London financial cablegram More eagles
were withdrawn from the Bank of England
today for shipment to New York, and the
bank has since revised the selling price by a
half-penny, to 76s Sd. There is a possibility
also Of a rise in the bank rate soon. After
dull opening the stock markets here were
practically booming today, being led by Span
ish As, Americans and Grand Trunks. There
is tendency here again to buy Americans
and prices here were above the New York
parity all day. The close in the street was
trifle under the best.
NEW YORK MONEY.
NEW YORK, March 3O.-Money on call
steady at 1902 per cent; last loan, 1% per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, b46h per
cent. Sterling exchange firm, with actual
businesses in bankers bills at 4831a@4.S3% for
demand, and at $4.S0A@4S1 for sixty days.
Posted rates. $4ah@4.S2 and $4.84h@485.
Commercial bills, $3.50. Silver certificates,
65AQ561Ac. Bar silver, $3.50. Mexican dol
lars 44Ac.
GOLD MOVEMENT.
NEW YORK, March 3O.-Mueller Schall &
Co. have engaged $25O,000 for import. A dis
patch from Boston says that Kidder, Peabody
& Co. have 100000 in gold engaged for i'm
port.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, March 3O.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance, $224, $50, 742; gold re-
serve, $173, 15S, 1856.
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CHICAGO, March SO-wheat today closed
nervous. with all but sc of an early advance
lost. Other products followed wheat in a
narrow way; closing quotations showing
scarcely any change from yesterday.
Wheat displayed some strength at the
start and for about hour after there was
quite a good demand from shorts and not a
little general buying. Following the extreme
weakness of yesterdays market here, Liver
pool showed surprising strength. Another
source of strength was the Northwestern
wheat stocks, which were reported at 1885,,
600 bu, against $500, 600 blu last month. These
were the factors in the opening strength,
starting July sc higher at S2laGS29sc. For
few minutes the market displayed nervous
ness, selling between S2&4c and S2$scQS212c.
Then the sharp advance which was taking
place in Wall street stocks started a quiet
buying movement which carried the price up
to S2!sc.
Ing by scalpers and some of the first buyers,
but the decline was limited to about sc.
For an hour the market fuctuated nerv-
ously within a narrow range under the op-
erations of scalpers, but around the noon
hour the continued strength of Wall street
and rumors Of impending cabinet changes
stlffened the backbone of wheat holders and
resulted in an advance in the price TO S31sc.
As was the yesterday, routine news
was given very little attention. Northwest
receipts were 33S cars, against 524 last week,
and 39l a year ago. Chicago receipts were
63 cars. The additions TO the contract
stocks today amounted to 200 bu Sc cars
coming from regular sources; while mixing
houses contributed SO cars and 1920 blu of
No. l northern. Primary receipts were 337,-
GOO blu. Atlantic port clearances were re-
ported at $50 900 bu. Closing prices at Liv.
erpool and Paris showed substantial ad-
Vances
May wheat was little heard of. 1t sold at
S103 shortly after the opening, but quickly
recovered 10 $1Q and remained at that figure
until near the close. Some July buying by
Letter cut small figure in the advance in
that future to S3hc, though it was not on a
large scale The market held firm at around
that price until the last half-hour, when
attempts to sell out long wheat with good
profits attached to it coming about the same
time rumors were circulated to the effect
that the forthcoming Kansas crop report
would be the most favorable record, start
ed a general lQuidating movement, the mar
ket becoming decidedly weak in the last few
minutes. After declining to Size, July shorts
covered in moderate way and rally to
S21s ensued, where the market closed. May
closed at $1.O32
May ranged from 291sc to 2834 @2S7sc and
very quiet. May ranged from 25Ac to 25c,
and closed &c higher at 25c.
Provisions were strong during the Hrst two
hours. Later, on realizing became fairly heavy
and the advance gradually disappeared The
close steady; May pork unchanged at
$40; May lard 21ac higher at So, and May
ribs. 212c higher at $5.02R.
Estimated receipts Thursday: Wheat 70
cars; corn, IFS cars; oats, 220 cars; hogs
$4,000 head.
The leading futrres RANGED &c fo1Iowc.
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INTEREST IN DIPLOMACY.
Havana Watching for DeyeIonment.
at Madrid

HAVANA, March S0.-While ereat
interest is felt among the Americans
mere the report of the court of inquiry
nau oeen SO completely discounted bv
pupllcation in the Havana, Madrid and
AIherlcan newspapers as to its prin-
Uipal features that no special surprise
was MANIFESTED on the publication of
the findings VI
naval men regard the order NOT 70
talk about the Maine explosion &C stilI
IN 1orce, and they are therefore nm
Wiling to discuss the report or to throw
sloe lights on the testimony.
interest is now conferred upon tho
diplomatic doing. at Madrid and
washington with reference to ces-
satlon OF hostilities and the feeding Of
the reconcentrados
Much satisfaction is felt at tho a1ao-
ton Of Col Lieut.. Mendez as a 6eIe-
gate to the Spanish cortes on the Con
sentative ticket. He is the military
censor at Havana
La Lucia publishes a communities
ton signed "Silvius" asking a num-
per OF questions, among them:
What about the discomfort of the sailors
shore leave? DAieu
Did the officers of the Maine saw that
me on the United States warships is so
hard that they hoped to see the whole navy
How about the dinner on the steamer Cttv
OF washington, where all the officers saved
were present?
What kind of precautions were taken
primed?
Why were no torpedoes found after the
What about the confusion after the ex-
ploslon SO great that the sailors did not
lower the boats? NV
La Lucha's correspondent says these
are grave questions that the American
court of inquiry should have settled
before insulting Spain by deciding that
the explosion was external,
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WHEAT MOVEMENT.

No. red cash elevator. Sc; track l'e s71Se
March, SIC; May, 96Ac; July, lie; September 5r
No No cash, 26Ac; March, 26Ac; May, PSI "a
26sc; July, Csc; September 29Kc Oats
9oat ssteaa Garc No. cash 25s bid track
qz2Ac; No. white, 2SAQ29c.
SEED MARKETS.
CHICAGO, March SO-The aaxseed market
may De called steady, with a strong under
tone Trading was very light. Receipts here
were cars; at Duluth, 80 cars, and at Min
lows: Cash flax, $1.171a; September, 81 O7 bid
per blu. Cash timothy seed closed at $50 per
~ IDS Clover seed closed at $465 per 100
los: -, minneapolis haxseed is quoted at $1.141a
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY. March 3O-Wheat-Hard
steady; soft higher, but slow; No / hard SO
@soc; No. 2; 7A@Ss1Ac; No. 8. S5lk@s7c; No Q.
spring S69SSc; No. 8. S3@S5c Corn Lake
higher; active; No. mixed, 26A 626Ibc. 0afs
ABOUT steady; active; No. white, 26lb026a,c
Rye-No. 2. 4515c. NV
LIVERPOOL.
st LddTER SS March -Closing-wheat
eember IS Cd. Corn-Frm uncba us e2sG Il Ie d
NJ 1d March Mar . ss 57sd May, IS I'd; July,
% -Au' July, IS ZAd; September, IS gid
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, March 9O.-Flour-DulI
Wheat-72c higher; No. 1 northern. CSC: No. 2
northern northern, s4Ac; May, 991kc; July. $3.50
oats(Steady; 27Q2SAc. Rye-Ac higher: No
!; Soc. barley-Steady; No. 2, AS; samrie.
TOLEDO
TOLEDO, March 30.-Wheat dull: down.
yard tendency; No cash and May. s51sc.
Corn active; steady; No. 2 mixed, cash and
May, SGe. Oats dull; steady; No. 2 mixed
Z61sc. Rye dull and easy; No. cash 3O1sc
AUSTRALIAN GRAIN,
| SYDNEY. N. s. W., March 3O.-The official
wheat returns for New South Wales. cover
Ing the season just ended, show that 900 a4s
acres yielded 15.54S, 2SS blu. ''-' -1'
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
GRAIN GOSSIP

o Gossip by private wire to C.. H. F. Smith
d Co. St Paul, members of the New York
stock exchange and Chicago board of trade:
At the opening Armour & Co. were buyers
of provisions They were the best sellers at
low prices of last Friday and Saturday, and
as they are great bulls, this is significant
London: Wheaton, coast, nothing doing
on passage, quiet. Corn-Off coast. nothing
doing; on passage, quiet Paris: Wheat and
Hour steady; March wheat unchanged; Au-
gust wheat unchanged March flour, 5 higher
August flour unchanged; May -four un-
changed French country markets steady.
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, March O.-Flour-Receipts
70 4so bbls; exports, 6,401 bbls; dull but
steady. Rye flour dull. Cornmeal quiet
Rye steader. Barley quiet. Barley malt
dull dco ,Wheat-Receipts,. $3.50 bu; exports
1865 bu; spot weak; No. 2 red, $l.OOA f. O.
b.; options &c higher on near, but nc off on
lat late quotations; March closed at 9S15c; May
9Sls@99c, closed at 9S1ac Corn-Receipts, 1O5,,
800 Blu; exports. 1921 bu; easy; No 2, SEC;
options, 1s@Ac net lower; May, 3S1Ad33 Lice
closed at 331ac. Oats-Receipts, 81, 900 bu
spot frmer; No. oats, SOc; No z white
S2Ac; options &c net higher; May closed at
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Iash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet No spring wheat. 9OG931ac; No. 2
red, $lOlAqL02A; No. corn. 2S7sc No 2
oats; 25c; No. white, {. o. b. 29A @29s.c; No.
3 white f. o. b.. 2712@2S1ac; No. 2 rye, 49lkc;
no 81 ! daxseed, S16G1: is; prime timothy seed,
$2Soq2S5. Mess pork, per Dbl, $940a9. As;
lard, per 100 lbs s4.75G4 971k; short ribs sides
qoosel, $4;S595.121a dry sailed shoulders
boxed, 4&4@47sc; short clear sides (boxed)
$5.25a5 40: Whisky, distillers' finished goods
per gal, $11919. Sugars, cut loaf, $500 ). soc;
graduated 5.32@5.57c. Receipts-Flour, 35.-
Coo bbls; wheat, 100000 bu; corn, 279 OG0 bu
bu, Shipments--Flour, A, OOO bbls wheat, 800,
Geo bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, III 900 bu; rye.
10000 bu; barley, 1900 Blu. On the produce
exchange today the butter market was firm:
creameries, 1361S14c; daries 1O1a61sc. Cheese
quiet. S@SAc. Eggs steady: fresh. 9c.
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WASHINGTON, March 3O.-A matter
that caused great deal Of excitement
To-Day among naval officials was the
Information received from United
states Minister Woodford at Madrid.
oi the departure westward of formid-
able Spanish fleet Of three vessels
Naturally there was a disposition tn
cr1tlc1se the action Of Spain in this
particular, in view Of the many peace
protestations that have been made bv
that country, and such action was re-
garded as anything but q friendly
move
=, The information of the sailing of the
spanish Heet was contained in a dis
Patcn 10 the state department from
United States Minister Woodford. at
Madrid. The ships sailed from Carta-
gena, Spanish naval station on the
Medlterranean sea, and, according to
the minister's dispatch, they were head
ed Westward
This, it is said, is undoubtedly the
most formidable array Of vessels that
mas departed from Spain in this diree-
tlon during the present crisis, and the
presumption generally held by the navy
department officials is that they are
headed ultimately for Havana and
Will be first heard of at the Canaries.
The fleet is composed Of two armored
cruisers of the second-cIass, under the
convoy of a formidable torpedo boat
destroyer. The names Of the cruisers
are the 1nfanta Maria Teresa, a sister
snip to the Vizcaya, which visited New
York preliminary to a trip to Havana.
Where she now is, and the Cristobal
Colon.
The former is built of steel. Is 3e4
feet over all, 65.2 feet beam and has
a displacement of $3.50 tons, with a
mean draught of ZIG. Her speed is put
down as slightly over twenty knots
an hour. The Cristobal Colon is 1928
feet long and 1913 BEAM She is of 6,S4o
tons displacement and has a speed Of
twenty knots. Both are cruisers heav-
Ivy armored. The convoy of the YES
sells, the Destructor, is a formidable
ship Of her class, of about 400 tons dis
placement and capable Of excellent
service.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCK.
BOSTON MINING SHARES.
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

New York gossip, reported by H. Holbert
q Son, bankers and brokers, 341 Robert street,
National German American bank building, St.
Paul:
Day Heaton wire us: The market was
very strong, with very large deals on the
part of the traders on the floor on the re-
port that Spain had offered to accept 5000, O00,-
GOO for Cuba This turned out afterward to
be premature, as there three parties to
be consulted before 1t be agreed upon.
Thus far there Is no real change in the sit
uation. except there seems to be some diplo-
matte arrangements in the cards. Prices will
fuctuate in accordance with the reports of
Spanish condition, whether correct or incor-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW YORK MARKET.

steady Hides steadIsr. Leather steady.
Wool dull. Beef Sfm. Cut meats ouiet.
Lard steadier. Pork easy. Tallow dull. Cot
toSseed oil steady. Rosin steady. Turpen-
tine firm. Rice firm. Molasses steady, Pig
iron warrants quiet Lake copper firm. Tin
steady. Coffee-Options opened steady, with
prices unchanged to points higher; closed
firm at net gain of SOILS points: sales. 1000
bags. including April. BLOC; May, 5.25c: SPOT
coffee. Rio, steady; No. Z invoice, SAC: No
jobbing, Sic. Sugar-Raw firm.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. March 3O.-The dry goods
market is still in an unsettled condition.
Trading today was light in the extreme The
domestic demand for staple cotton is uniyer-
sally poor. Print cloths are bid for ct %
for extras. but manufacturers will not sell.
;. II you want anything, let everybody know
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SPANS TORPEDO FLEET.
Makeup of the Squadron That Is
Sailing Westward

LONDON, March DENOMINATION
was received today of the sailing of
the Spanish torpedo fleet from the
Canary Islands for Porto Rico. The
vessels composing the f1otilla are:
Torpedo catcher Furror, 406 tons. COM
mander D. earlier, crew Of 70.
Torpedo catcher Terror, 406 tons, COM
Torpedo catcher Pluton, $50 tons, COM
mander P. Vas Voc, crew of 70.
Torpedo boat Raero, 120 tons, commander
Senior RHO, crew of u.
Torpedo boat Azor, 100 tons, commander
R. De Eguno crew of &c.
Torpedo boat Aziete, 120 tons, commander
M. ZomoZa, crew of &C.
According to the Madrid Heraldo of
March 20, the distribution of the Span
ish warships in the Philippines at the
time was as follows:
At Manila and it's arsenal are the
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ST. PAUL.

Quotations on hay, grain feed, etc, fur
nished by Griggs Bros, grain and feed mer-
chants
misunderstanding market opened frac-
ton higher and held the advance; No.
northern, 96A@97Ac; No. northern, 92l2B
94c.
Corn-No. yellow, 2S@2Skc; No. 3, 271a@
CSC.
Barley-32@3Sc.
Rye-46G4Sc.
oats-No. white, 26@2s14c; No. g. ESQ
25%c.
Seed-Tmothy, s1@1.25; red clover, s3@3.6O;
flax, $116@1.17.
Flour-Patent. per bbl $4.SO@5; straights
s4:5o@46O; bakers, $4,000: rye flour, $3.50
@3.
Ground Feed and Millstuffs-No 1 feed
$12@12.50; bran, bulk, $40 25@1050.
Hay-Market steady; choice in demand :;
other quotations continue dull and slow of
sale; choice to fancy upland $6@7; good
AIS; timothy, good to choice. $7@7.5O. Straw
Steady; oat, $3@3.25; rye, $685..
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LIVE STOCK,
MINNEAPOLIS.

NEW BRIGHTON, March ao-ca,t,s 10,
orally steady; good demand. heifers m,
~ lbs. S35; stockers av $50 lbs 81. !
sto s s s51cR lbs $40 stoekers av Sss lbs,
av 9S1 lbs. 1920: 1 cow, 1,12O lbs e f en-.
COWS COWS, az S22 lbs, So; cow 1.O2s lbs, sS'
d h9gsMarket steady with yesterday Strong
av isa Inc 10 n9gs az 200 lbs, $375 1 hogs
81 hogs av 1873 lbs. $40. sheep-steady.' ''''
UNION STOCKYARDs.
Receipts-Hogs, sS7; cattle, $50, calves. 2as.
sheep, 147 '"4'e'' N0o'
Hogs-Good demand, and the yards cleared
early at about cents advance. Demand was
and more hogs needed. .
REPRESENTATIVE Sales
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
DULUTH GRAIN.

DULUTH, Mimi, March 3O.-The market
was was dull and frmer. May opened 14c up at
use, sold up to 9SAc in five minutes, held at
9SQ9S1sc till after noon, and at 1890 was
quoted at 9S4c. Cash, six cars. elevators, at
lie over May. Cash sales: cars No. l
northern, SIC; cars No. 1 northern. 99c.
Der, nc; No. 1 northern, July 9313c; Septem-
Der, 76c; rye, 4Sac; oats, 25A 24Ac; barley,
81 12c; flax, Sill; May, $.1712c; corn to ar
rive, 2Sc.
May close, s77sc; cash No. 1 hard. s7Mc;
No. northern, 967sc. To arrive-No. hard,
$l.GO1s; No. l northern, 991sc.
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.

MINNEAPoLIs, March 3o:-Butter rules
firm on nearly all grades. Creamery extras
are in good request by local retailers, with
moderate call from jobbers. Firsts and sec
onds are steady and In fair demand. Thirds
are going largely into packing stock. Dairy
extras are scarce and strong at quotations
Firsts are in fair request. Seconds are easy
and dull except as packing stock s, Roll ,, and
supply and steady. Packing stock is in good
demand EGGS rule easy { I,, were free
ed Sc, and consequently little business was
done. Current receipts are heavy, with
quotations Nc lower than yesterday. Ship
Ding call is light and retailers are rather poor
BUYERS. Dressed chickens and fowls are
Arm at quotations. Principal demand is from
local butchers. Turkeys, ducks and geese
are steady and in light supply. Live poultry
is in fair demand, with receipts light.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Butter- Receipts
e,21O pkgs; very firm; Western creamery, Is
6191hc; Elgins, 1910; factory, 12@14Rc.
Cheese-Receipts, 400 pkgs; quiet; light
skins, 5A@sAc; part skins, oa 4@ec; full skins.
state and Pennsylvania, 10G101kc.
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WHEAT CLOSED NERVOUS
ALL BUT AN EIGHTH OF AN
EARLY ADVANCE LOST.

The Market Was Strong Early, But
Sold on on an Attempt to Realize
Profits on Long Lines and Closed
Only a Trife Above the Lowest
Coarse Grains Followed About the
Same Course.
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SPANS SECOND SQUADRON
SAILS FROM CARTAGENA AWAY
TOWARD THE WEST.
spain Follows Her TOpedO FIOtiIIa
by Formidable Fleet, Embrace
Ing Two ArmOred Cruisers and a
Powerful Destroyer Sensation
IN naval Circles Follows News
from the Capital of Spain.

MADRID, March 30.-The Pals save
that orders have been issued to mohiiD
lie all the Spanish warships and that
a second torpedo squadron is being
prepared for sea at Cadiz The
Baiearic, according to the Pals, is be-
ing fortified and military engineers are
starting for the Canary Islands.
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Bariey-Feed barley, 31Ac.
Feed-The trade is active with strong de-
mand; values are looking upward
Coarse cornmeal and cracked corn, in
sacks, per ton sacks extra to job
bers only . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30
No. 1 ground feed, 2-3 corn, 1-3 oats,
SO-lb sacks. sacks extra :. ........... u 90
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
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THE GLOBE REYOL YES

Once in twenty-four hours. Each time
it turns around 1t will do you good if
you have a small Want Adv. in its
columns.
Read by thousands.
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The american Maui Portfolio.

Part No. of The G O b Ell portfolio
series now ready. Cali at the office.
Fourth and Minnesota streets, and ex-
anime them.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

MINNEAPOLIS, March SO.-Wheat opened
hIgher and strong, this morning on encour-
complete surprise to the trade, for thew
actually advised of an advance of ssd per
central over night while our markets of
yesterday dropped &c per blu. Trading how
ever, was very light up to noon The trade
has been whip-sawed so many times of late
that the majority feel like leaving the mar
ket alone till matters become more settled
May wheat opened at 94Ac, against 93Mc
Tuesday, gained &c, lost &c, advanced to
&c and by 1850 held at 94Jkd94Hc. 'S'
July wheat opened at 91ssc against 81 Lac
tuesday, advanced to 1850 and remained
future. ~ '
The cash wheat market was slow, the de-
manu. ma46 being ing light for all grades No;
with choice being held at &c over. No 2
northern sold on basis of 114@2c under May,
according to sample. No. 8 wheat sold
ed and no grade wheat was very slow; con
in order to the stuff Rece Ga se hers
We're ia cars; shipments, % cars.
The market during the noon hour was
from steady to strong, with but little trad
ing done. March wheat closed at 95c May at
s4sQ 94Ac, July at 91Ac and September at 74c
RANGE OF PRICES.
us xa;as 0R ss High e: Lest s!; s's7?s
May 'H ... '.,,,, s4l s4ls "a Lis 81 s g.
s seEs az SIX sl7S tx 81 lis
On Track-No hard, s7Ac; No. 1 northern,
95Ac; No. northern, 92Ac; March oats,
251sc; corn, 27%c; faxseed s1141a
Curb on May wheat, sellers ........ 94k
Puts on May wheat ..................9 1885 @93A
Calls on May wheat ...................... S4b
SAMPLE SALES.
No. 1 northern, cars .. %
No. l northern, cars, to arrive $3.50. $751;
No. northern, 1000 bu, to arrive - 92s5
No. 2 northern, 1 car ...........A 93iS
No. northern, l car, f. o. b ..... $685.
no. z northern, l car ................. 1914
No. northern, cars ...... o.
NO. northern, ! car ................. 93H
No. northern, cars ............... 92b
No. wheat, l car ."................. 9OH
No. 3 wheat, cars observation-disclosures, 80
FLOUR.
The -four market certainly has a. bet
ter outlook for the immediate future INQUIRY
is little more general and likely to deyelon
something to the advantage of holders
Frst patents .......................S 9565 O5
6econu patents .'.................. 00g5 10
FHst clears ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1904 10
BRAN. SHORTS AND COARSE GRAINS.
Bran in bulk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 250 g sn
Shorts in bulk ................S 256 \ XII
Mddings in bulk ............e 75G1O IN
Red-dog 140-lb sacks, f. o. b. 49,. IL OOG12 90
Corn-Strong on light receipts; No. 3. 2TIh6
t7Ac; No. 4, 271Ac; No. yellow, 2Sc
Oats-The market is little stronger: No
259251Ac; No. white, 25Ac; extra fancy, for
seed, 251a@27c. -O-
Rye-No. quoted at 46Q47c.
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up to 46o; choice heifers up to 81. Stockers
and feeders in good demand, and not many
oIered Yards cleared early of all grades.
Representative Sales
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*Ofered.

BANK CLEARINGS.
St. Paul-$43O, 972. go.
Minneapolis-$1. 018, III.
Chicago-$15, 267, 2IO.
New York-$145, 692, 40.
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PRODUCE.
T. PAUL MARKET.

Note-The quotations which follow are for
goods which change hands in lots in the
open market. In filling orders, in order to
cover the cost incurred, an advance over job
bling prices has to be charged.
Butter-Creameries-