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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-16

AMONG THE SHIPPERS - The following
shippers were on the market yesterday: Theo-
dore Barber Ettee, cattle and calves. Charles
Black welch cattle. calves and hcgs; Riley
Bros Ellsworth, 4 loads cattle, calves and
hogs: J. Jensen. Ellsworth. hogs ard sheep:
UhlmAn Bros. River Falls. loads cattle.
hogs and sheep p. F. Mathews, Sykest1n,
cattle: c. e Cruu. Sterling. cattle and
sheep: W o. Ritfenhouse. Sterling. loads
cattle; c. II. Rittenhouse. Sterling. loads
cattle and calves: r. l. Russell, Rice's. cat
tie calves ard sheep Whitman. Elk River.
hogs: J. Gleason, Castle Rock, cattle and
hogs: A. Taylor. Chiteral. cattle, calves ard
sheep; X Peterson. Underwood, cattle and
calves; p. R. French. Dennison. loads
and hogs: ]. D. Bringgold West Concord
cattle and calves: Weisner 4 Thanet. Owa-
tonna hogs; 0. ]. Thompson- Milton, hogs;
C F. Dlcknan. Randolph, hogs; H. Huber
Alma hogs; Il Huber. Pepin. hogs; Good-
rich & Harkness Durand hogs: D. Camp
bell Napoleon, sheep; o. Larson. Brootan,
cattle, calves and hogs; L l. Seekins, Broo-
tan. cattle, calves and sheep; Ryan & Han
con. WatervtHe, hogs +. Reirnes. New
Prague. hogs; F. Fredeen, Taylor's Falls. 2
mixed loads; C. A Johnson. Springfield.
hogs: Gilmore, Springfield hogs; c. E. Braiy.
Blue Earth hogs; l. L Olson, Elmo-e. hogs:
Soderquist Bros, Buffalo, hogs; G. W. Smith
North Branch. cattle; Brown Bros, Boyd,
hogs; p. Peterine. Echo. hogs D. AcCor-
quOdohl. Echo. hogs S1znuelsea Bros, La
Fayetfe. hogs o.Brien. Arlington. cattle
calves and hogs: J. W Malsed, Wiluot, hogs:
". Mccoy. Spring Valley, ; loads hogs and
sheep: Fisher Newell. New York Mia
hogs; F. Schweigert. Hebron. cattle: H
Klustermsn. Hebront. cattle. ~. PzUlson, ST
CFoix Falls. mixed load; Reeves & Williams
MisbAnk. s2ttles calves and hess; J. Hegerle.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-16
ST. Paul Markets.

PRoDuCE-Eggs are quoted higher. butter
and potatoes steady. Country ry-dressed beef
10 higher. All varieties OF nuts have increased
in price. owing to better demand. Oranges
are lower.
The following are street quotations as cor
rected daily by C l.. Jett Co:
Apples-Per Bbl-Northern Spy, S3.75G4 80.
Baidwins. sS.I5at25; Greening ss.7s5Ls5:
Ben Davis. 2.5oGS75; other varieties. g. IS
ds2.
BanAuas-Choice shipping-IArge bunches.
ti.50d2: small bunches, sdi2S
Beans-Per Bu-Brown. 81: dirty lots co
65c: fancy. SIS; medium. hand-picked.
Beet-county- fancy. e0so. rough. 4
Butter-Per Lb-Crcameries, extras. 2sd2ic:
eresmeriss. hrsts: teii &c: ereameries. gath
2ee; imitasions. i2Gi2lse; packing stock. 1:c.
Cabbage-Home- grown, doz. l5dS5c.
Cheese-Per LS-Brlek. No. /. u9Ihe:
brick No. 2. s1sisc: limburger, sGshc;
Swiss. I2sIlsc. twins. fancy. Minnesota and
Wisconsin. l09lo,sc. Young America, new,
c,,lS. lls; PTsmss' primo, go s9essii ,sasu. .., -.
half bhl ts 7bffs
Crsnberries-Bell and bugle s67aT: bell
and cherry. s6965o; Cape Cod. ss.5eST.
EEEs-FreSh, subject 10 loss OF. new. case-
included, I7lsaiSo; seconds. cases Included.
Sgl0c.
Flss-csllfornia, lo-lb box, Ss5.
trout. lake. Sc: Whitehsh. Sc
Game-Ducks. mAllard, per doI. sS5o; canvas
backs 81 s6f7; brant per doE. ${<f4 30.
Hogs-Clsan, Per Lb-Hesvy, 4a<c; light ~
use; medium. &C.
Honey-Lh Sections-Buckwheat 5Gsasc; ex-
traeted amber, 6Gslxc; extracted white,
sise; golden rcd. lee; extracted white, lie
white, fancy, ,iSc.
Lemons - California. SECS to sos ssds. 50;
Messinas. choice. Ses. 81 5oG5; Messin9s.
fancy; soos. $s5e.So: Messinas, choice. Ses,
s. 5oGs
Maple syrup-Per Lb-ohIo. In bricks. Zoe:
Vermont in bricks Ice; Western, In bricks,
lee
Mutton-Per Lh-Bueks. 5ise; country -dress
ed. 7isGSi<e: milk lambs. pelts OF. ssadloc,
Nuts-Alnonds. new, small quantities. ia
ISe; almonds. TarrsEonas. sacks 100 lbs
Ice; TsrragonRs, small quantities, lsc: Al
berts. sacks. about so lbs. eGSs<c: nlberts
small quantities loc; hickory, PER bu; s.. s
O. SO: peanuts. per 10. raw, 6ds1sc; pea
quantities. s9Iec; wGInuts. sTSc: walnuts,
California. soft shell. sacks. 100 to 1l0 lbs
slseslac: waluuts. California hard less
quantities. 1se; black wElnats. 81.
onions-Per Bu-Silver skins. sS64oc: other
oranges-Psr Bo1-seedlines. fancy. ynen-
ciss 81.
Pesrs-Per Bu-Nichlgan. E.5e; Washington
81
Potatoes -Burbanks, ss92se; Rural. Saes:
Snow Flakes, Sc &c; Peerless. 2SQ2se; 9TH
er varieties. I7GeSc; Jersey Sweets, g e5
per bbl: MuscztiRs S.T569
Ponltry-Per Lb. LAve-Spring chickens sis9
le; hens, 5Gec; geese. &c; ducks, 56So.
turkeys, S4Gscs cocks zGs5c. Dressee-
Spring chickens. SJSi<e; hens. eSkc; roostsrs,
6; turkeys. choice. llGlIa1c; medium. 50
sisc.
ouinoes-Per bhl. s4e4.ss: per bu. 81 .soai IL
Ve2l-Per Lh-Coerse ana thin, 6s extra
fancy. country dressed. size.
Yssetselss-SIse2-BsesA peg cos punches,
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-16
Lire Stock MARKETS.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. Nov. B.-The receipts
eoeI calves, III; hogs. also; sheep, 1000. The
cattle market was strong and active today for
me nrst time IN q number Of days, The
conoluon was tus In part TO the light run
eno tne Demand for good cattle and IN part
70 me TACT that II IL suddenly becoming ap-
parent to buyers that the extensive cattle
shipments OF . rear ego are not going be
duplicated this season, on eccount Of the
fsot that the herds srsp retty well thinned
out Good butcyher cattle and fine stockers
ana feeder cattle and fine stockers and feed
ers ars In demand. Common stun drags.
The hog market opened from 6Gl0o lower
and closed weak and g full 100 on. the cfos-
ing price Monday. The bulk Of the hogs
ranged from s3.17mG32s. Rough stuff went
down with jump and heavy packers ars
on about l0c The run was heavy and Of
fair quality. Ths sheep market was steady
on all classes Good muttons an fine anabs
are IN demand.
Hogs-Comparativs receiptsi
!Vlal iof pooAy ............,s ....s..... .b,l5p
q week ago .'s.s %. ......1, $50
Market opened 5Gioc lower, and and closed q
full loo lower. The bulk Of the light and
medium hogs sold at range Of $31J1sn3. .26.
Rough stuff is OF full quarter, The run
was heavy and Of fair quality. Representa-
tive sales:
Butchers
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-16
The Stock Markets.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-Tne premonitory
symptoms OF reacuons which were noted
yesterday IN the stock market and even mora
prominently in the bond market found their
Justification today. There were periods of
resistance TO the decline and individual
stocks, in which the resistance was success
full. But the reaction gained in force a.
the day progressed and the closing was de-
cldedly heavy in Tone and at the low point
net decline being the rule. and reaching as
mueh as point in few stocks. The
specialties were active all day and the move-
ments in them were exceedingly varied and
eonhicting and influenced by individual
causes The market for railroad stocks
showed heavy tone from the opening
especially in the internationals which had
the burden Of selling for foreign account TO
carry. The grangers and PaGifics encountered
obstacles 10 an advance. The Atchlson issues
continued TO be strong Tallying point for
the bun faction. the preferred stock raising
70 ASS. Further effort was made 10 sustain
the railroad loist by bidding up prices OF the
low priced stocks. especially those in the
Southwest The mystery surrounding the
pending disposition OF the Chicago Alton also
impaired strength 20 different railroad stock-
on rumors In connection with that transaction
Thus Kansas CITY, Pittsburg & Gulf. the Lake
Erie a Western stocks, and Chicago Indian
apolis & Louisville preferred rose at times
from l to points. There were unexplained
advances OF IBIS in Southern Pacific. and OF
points In Chicago e. Northwestern preferred
In the specialties, there was prevailing heSvi-
ness on one hand in Sugar Manhattan, Fed
eral Steel and PEOPLES Gas while on the
olANA manu. 1ht1tGos metropolitan street
Railway and the Paper stocks showed
marked strength. Manhattan's weakness wa,
attributed TO a study OF the quarterly state
ment and the balance shee The Federal
Steel stocks have been dealt in heretofore as
deliverable when issued, a transaction which
did not call for cash. The certificates arc
not being issued. and the resulting require
ment for funds Is assigned as the reason for
the weakness Of these stocks. Other iron ana
steel stocks were heavy in sympathy. The
presencs In tho city OF leading street ran-
way msgnates was a sentimental factor In the
strength OF Metropolitan Street Railway.
The hardening tendency Of the money mar
ket was reflected in the growing heaviness
OF bonds the market for which continued
very active. Total sales. ss3l0.0o0. United
States new IS and 5s declined Il and 3s and
old Is u IN the bid price.
The following were the fluctuations of the
leading railway and Industrial shares. fur
nished by C. il. +. Smith & CO.. members
OF the New York stock exchange and Chicago
board OF trade.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-16

heavy. per H. 7G11c; do medium, 1OqI4c; dc
Montana: Unwashed, fine, bright, per ID,
S4Sci do medium 12914c; do coarse, 12I
l4oi do dark combings, 74Sc.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET-Boston Nov.
l5.-The wool market is practically In the
same condition as last week. The prices for
territory wool range all the way from the
basis OF 4Sq46c for secured, fine medium and
hne, with medium at H443c, and staple at az
HoOc. Fleece woods are meeting with some
sales at 2od21c, unwashed for Xxx and xxx
and above Ohio. Td29c being asked Austria
liam wools continue steady, without a sem
blance of weakness visible anywhere. The
following are the quotations for leading de-
scriptons Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece X
and above, 2642Tc; Xxx, 27q2So; Xxx and
above. 29c delane, soc; No ! combing, SOC; ;
No 2, es429c. Michigan. Wisconsin. Etc.-X
Michigan, 26c; No l Michigan oombing 2e4
SOC; No. l Illinois combings, 2aQS0c; No. s
Michigan combing, Sq2sc; No. 2 Illinois
combings. 28d29c; X New York. New Hamp-
shire and Vermont, 22; No. 1 New York. New
Michigan. 27129c Unwashed Medium-Ken-
lucky and Indiana A-blood combing, 2l622c;
Kentucky and Indiana %-bood, 22c Mlssou-
ri A-bood. 20Q2lc; braid combing, 19c; lake
and Georgia, 10000 Texas Wools-Sprng
medium twelve MONTH, 16417c: secured. 42c;
spring, fine twelve month";, 15Ql6c; secured,
45G46c. Territory Wools-Montana, fine me-
dunn and fine 14G17c: secured. 1896; sta
pie. 47d50c; Utah. Wyoming, etc. fine me-
dunn and fine, 14415c; secured. 44Q45c; sta
pie, 47d4Sc. Australian Wools-Scoured ba-
sis, combing superfne, 70d72o; good, 65Gp6Sc;
average, 62q65c.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-16

ter wheat, cars; No. 8 cats, cars; No.
barley: i-sar; No. 3 rye. car; No. 1 fax,
cars: No: 2 hax, cart rejected fax, car
corn, 1890 bu; oats, 5, 40 bu; barley, io.l4!
bu; rye. $50 bu; fax, 20, $50 bu; of, $3.50!
los; nour. 600 bbls; millstuffs. "a tons; hay
III tons; fruit, 6s2, $50 lbs; merchandise
carsi machinery, 1S7, ,12o lbs; coal, 1.o6s cars
wood 37s cords. brick, 10, 600; lime cars
cement, 300 bbls; household goods. 1880 lbs
stone and marble, oars; live stock. car
dressed meats, III 100 lbs; railroad materials
cars: sundries. % cars; car lots. e94
SHIPMENTS-Wheat, ls5 cars, IA, s50bu bar
ley, 6,eoo bu; rye, 6,710 bu fax. g. .250 bui
OIL meal, ", 100 lbs; -four II, 45s bbls; MILL
Etuns, 2.Os1 tons; fruit, 26s 800 lbs merchan-
dise, 90 Ibs lumebr, IS cars; machinery,
e; COO lbs; brick. 5000; lime, l ear; cement,
100 bbls; railroad iron, 2 cars; Hive stock, ]
200 lbs; railroad materials. cars; Eundries,
Il cars: car lots 1,1oz
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-16
DULUTH.

DULUTH, Mimi. Nov. 1.-THE merke
was dull and weaker; December opened 1sc
on. At S<zsc; sold of to 63%c at 1910, up 70
e41tc at IL. and st 1870 was quoted at 64ikc.
Nils last week ground o., $50 bbls; shipped
sOlbi have 80 S15j railroads received 150. 80;
car No. hard. Tie; $4,000 bu No. northern,
CSC; 10000 bu No. northern, 67%c; 1s5. .00o
bu No. 1 northern, s71zc; 21,o0o bu Ne.
car rye, 800; 8 cars barley, 88d5Slkc; l0O. 900
bu fax, s1.01hG1.03. Car Inspection-Wheat,
1.517i corn. s. oats. 7; rye, "a; barley, 64i
FAX, 2S. Receipts-wheat, 900. 675 bu: corn,
ll2.1z7. Shipments-Wheat, 753, ,451 bu; oats,
sls. barley Ss.120; fax, zT,02S. December
closed ssc OF, at 641sc; spot No. hard, Tic;
No. northern, TIC: No. northern, 64zo;
No. spring, s2c; to arrive. No. hard, 7lcI
No. northern, e71kc; No. northern 64xc;
No. hard, December. 6s1soI May. es7c; No.
200; barley. ssG32c; tax, si.oolt; May, aoaE
corn 2Skc.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-16
ST. PAUL.

Quotations on grain. hay, feed, etc, fur
nished By Griggs Bros. grain and seed mer-
chants
northern. 620eSc.-CoRN-No yellow,
32d32Izc; No. 3, SlQ31hc-OATS-No. 2
white, 25Q251kc; No. 3. A925e.-BARLEY
AND RYE-Sample barley. S4q40c.-SEEDs
red clover, S4d440.-FIOUR-Pat per
bbl, f3eoq3.S0i rye -four, f2.40g2S0. -
GROUND FEED = s127511s. - COARSE
CORN MEAL-$12. .25d12.60. - BRAN-S94
9.25. - sHoRTS-In bulk, S9.25de.50.-
dAY-Aarket lower; receipts heavy; choioe
Iowa and Minnesota upland. f6.60z17; No. ]
choice timothy, se-GOG7; clover and clover
mixed, S6.50a6. - STRAW - Rye. $S.50Q4i
oat Ss sSd9SO
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-16
BOSTON MINING SHARES.
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.

WALL STREET GOSSIP-New York stock
gossip, reported by H. Holbert & Son. bank
ers and brokers, BAL Robert street National
German american Bank building, st. Paul:
Post & Flass wire US: London again sold
moderately today and thus helped the re-
actionists who are working so hard for low
er prices. The opening and first hour were
consequently unsettled, with a tendency
towards a further reaction, but as soon as
London market closed a rally set in which
gained quite large proportions, only to be
checked abruptly 10y heavy selling from
the same source that have let go so many
stocks of late. The closing was at nearly
the lower prices of the day, but the stocks
sold were we'll taken and the market acts
as II with very little encouragement it would
again rally and new high records would
be established, for many of the recent sellers
would undoubtedly be buyers should the
market show decidedly firm tone once
more. The only menace 10 the situation is
the money market, and this cannot in any
case become serious, for relief is sure to
come from gold imports from abroad the
minute our rates advance to a point any
thing above Londons market rate
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York. Nov
l5-The Evening Posts financial cablegram
says; The stock markets here were ir-
regular today, and less firm. Americans
opened below the parity, operators here be-
Ing timid concerning the outcome OF the
peace commissions discussion OF the Philip
pine question. Later prices rallied but the
close was dull again. Except for nervous
ness over the Philippines the Feeling here
Is very confident in favor of Americans, as
dreaded by English investors, has been
thoroughly laid
NEW YORK M0NEY-New York. Nov Is.
Money on call frmer at 292Ih per cent /:
last loan, per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per; Sq4 per cent. Sterling exchange hrmer.
with actual business in bankers bills at
$4S61s n4.S51s for demand and at $4s29
4S2 for sixty days. Posted rates, 1880
1864. Commercial bills, $4AA64SIsL sill
yer certificates, eo15Gslkc. Bar Silver.
607se. Mexican dollars. 47Ac.
TREASURY STATEMENT - Washington.
Nov: I.-Today's statement Of the condition
or the treasury shows Available cash hall
anee. 1927 SIG. as; gold reserve, S2n, ,SS7. .72O.
Total sales OF stocks today 545, 200. includ-
ing: Atehison, Is. .425; do pfd G. 1856; Bur
lington. l0.SS0; d. e. r. G.. pfd, S577: L. a.
N. 1856: Manhattan, 14li6; Met Street
Railway, 1880; Missouri Pacific 2S345:
North American, 5000; Northern Pacific. ia
600; do pfd, $500; Rock Island 25. .55l; Union
Pacific, 10SS6 81. Paul % 456: Southern Pa
cinc. 5000; Southern Railway, 3,400; do pfd
II SZT Texas & Pacific $500: Union Pacific
pfd, l5.l43 Wabash pfd. 1890. Paper. COO
Federal Steel, 10 195; do pfd. Is. 600: Peoples
Gas, l4.435; Lead, 4.210: Pacific Mail, 1896:
Sugar, $3.50; Tennessee Coal and iron
$3.50; Leather pfd, 1880; Chicago Great
eWstern, Il. .450
BANK CLEARINGS
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-16
St BOnifaoe, hogs; J. sestey. Minneapolis,

q. Boniface. hogs; J. seefey. Minneapolis,
MfDwAY HORSE MARKEr-Mannesota
Report-Today's arrivals OF horses few. The
large supply on hand OF selected drafters has
attracted tie attention Of buyers. Heavy and
this this DAY, veEy few light horses had favor:
able Gales Logging horses are depended
On entirely for an outlet, and owing to their
pqics ss ses p, tSR sPss ns are q sdvaa5s T.
sound horses. from 4 to years, is as fol-
bratter. choice to extra ......... ss5q15C
Farm horses, choice to extrs 800. s0911t
Eeim horses, common to good .,.. 600 "a
orveTs. common TO good .......... 754 s.
>, CHICAGO. Noy. ,1s-There was not yerc
nveiy Demand for cattle today, but prices
were geqerally az about steady. Natiyv
steers sold at sS.eeal.@ for the commonesi
shipping SroTes Win ihe sIal larger part Of tRe
onsrthee crossing the scales at S4T515. 80.
% %stoskers and feeders were fairly animated
Pest calves brought & ss9a. s Fed Fed Texans n;
brought s4947G Hogs-Receipts were heavy
ther shG 'bs 6fesf ~ ssSw; grisss suffered fgT
s.o9 ror the eommonest TO the best droves
Of hogs. the bulk OF the sales being at So IS
gS;51A Pigs sold at s2.4o93.so, largely at
z
iemos was not especially large. it exceeded
the demand. and sales were slow, prices for
!sm6s u ruling l6g2oc lower. Lambs sold at
were loo OF more lower, with sales at So 80
444O, yeerlings selling at s3.7594.75. Range
sneep sold at $2.75G4.S0 and feeders brought
I.oOg% RsceiQts-CattIe. 1900; hogs. 10000;
oe1ts 2sSo: hondsy. d. SSs ssss; Shipments. 1a 5isj
beeVes sT H rairiy ,so active fs strong Sales 90
1zoZ, $40 - Westerns. ay 91S. $50; %
COWS COWS ay SSo; $S.4o; 2 COWS. av LEO, 1925; 8
SSG eSTs; 20 sy s dN2 y $50; Il stock heifsrs, ay
pulls, av l,4T0. $3.50; bulls, av Ss7, $3.50;
2 pglis' sv $40, S.16; 16 stoekers and feeders,
a. e sa $50: q stocksrs and feeSers av 740
49, Sso: $4:o yearllngs. av 667, $3.50; Is year
iings, sy sos. 81. Hogs-Receipts, 2,2o0; Mon
day, 7s4; market 1Oc lower, selling at s. S201
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. B.-cattle-Rs-
cetpts, 2,eoo; steady to strong; native beef
steers, AsoqS,so; Westernsh ss,7594. 40;
EEheceapts. $500; 5q1ec lower; heavy, sS.S21k
gS4o; mixed. s3.s2AsQs. .ss light s.. 3.s6d5 42js :;
bulk 5IS Of sales ss,s25f fasS754 sheep-Receipfs,
944o; Westerns. ss.6614 Is. lambs, sI@5.25.
Seeo. including 1900 Texans; steady to slow !
dressed beef ana butcher steers. ss9sOq5.i itr 10;
stockers and feeders. s2@94.s5: cows and
hs!iers, S2d4s0;- Texas and indian steers,
sz;IOQ5.S5; cows and heifers, $s10Gs.55. Hogs
Receipts. $500; 5d10c lower; Workers., Sc. Is
YS;S0; packers, sS.804s.4 Is; butchers, $1,000
80. heeI-Receipts 1900, including $50
,Iexans; lever; native muttons, ss.76q4. 25
KANSAS CITY, Nov. observation-disclosures.
dz.Ooo STEADY; native steers, sS5O65.25; Tex
ans, I75d4.s5i Texas cows. S215qS; native
COWS and hsifers. 1850. S5; stookers and
feeders, S.5q475; bulls, g. 225Q3.20 Hogs
X kSeSselpts 2o,ooo; 6a10c lower; bulk Of sales,
GS.40; mixed, Ss20Qss7h; light, ss i0ff5 s0.
Workers, IS &QS.S0: pigs, S2.s0aSI0. Sheep
receipts, 100; steady lambs. s4.60d5;
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lopen- High Low Clos
ing. est. est ing.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady No. 3 spring wheat, Z. o. b.. 63G66c
No. 2 red G6u61c. No. 2 corn, 3i&d3lTsc:
No. ? yellow corn Si1s032iso; No. . oats,
Z. o. b.. 25@25Hc No white. T. o. b., 2S4c:
No. white. Z. o. b., 26A H27Ac; No. rye,
Sic: sample barley, @ikd49c. No. 1 na1seed
sSC; primo timothy seed S22 Ness pork
per hbl SE7567.so: lard per 100 lbs. s4Soff
fs2is; short ribs sides uoose), 81 70UA90. dry
salted shoulders tboXedl. 43sT4ikc: short
tlllcrs finished goods per gal. 81 %. Sugars
cut loaf. 5.5ic, ErRnulated s &c. Receipts
Flour, Mo1 bbls. wheat 2Ss 600 bu: corn.
saloo hu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye. 20oo bu:
barley. l54.e00 bu. Shipments-Flour. l5 600
hhls. wheat. tii0N0 bu: corn. siS 600 bu; oats
9ol, 600 bu. rye 1900 bu: barley. IA 600 hu
kc' was steady creameries. l4G22c: dairies
l2kFi9o. Cheese quiet SqeAe Eggs firm
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-16
WHEAT WAS LOWER
SURPRISINGLY LARGE VISIBLE
SUPPLY FOR THE WORLD
THE CAUSE
CORN ALSO TOOK A DROP

An Excellent Cash Demand for
Whent and Heavy Export Sales
Fully NeutraIized by the Report
of the Worlds Big Crop-Lower
Relatively Stronger.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-16

Cattle-Comparativ receipts:
Total for today =. -. ............,...... SIS
a week ago .......... 5o5
year ago .....- ..-.... .l4VV
Market strong and active, all classes Of cat
receipts and good quality E07se0s. .... i aga
tie selling az a slight advance. The change
was due In a great measure 20 light receipts
and good quality. Good stockers and hne
fat butcher stuff in demand. Representative
sales
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-16
SAMPLE sALrS
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION

lNSA-s .s.s- ...s-. -Al2 -S S IS S.
Other GrAfns-Nlnter wheat cars. Ne s
corn, II cars Nc I corn. cars; No : oats.
] car; No oats. 81 cars; no grade oats. I
ears, No. rye, cars: No. 5 rye. ears: No.
Z barley. j car No. barley cars; No. 4
barley. IL cars. No. barley ] car, No ]
Tax. sS cars; rejected fax. cars: no grade
naN. cars
Cars Inspected out-whest. No / northern.
8 cars. No. northern, 80 cars No. g. IS
stEsi Fslesise. ! cars no grade cars; win
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MICH COW ExCHANGE-South ST. Paul.
Nov l5-Lytie 4 Raeburns report; Good
No. ! fresh cows and forward springers in
fairly good demand II high prices. Back
ward sprinEers and medium cows are sR'ah,e
At low prices Common stuff drags. Repre-
sentative sales:
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul Railroad

Ticket Once. ses Robert St. Phone ss.
Daily. 5 Except Sunday. Lv.st.P. IAr.st.P
Xpieago Day" Express. = bs:15aml lb10:l0pui
SSLnicaso Atlantic' Elk. -. a2:55pmi all :30an0
SnicaSo Fast MALI .,.ytl a6:65pm al .00pnd
Chicago Pioneer Limitedil as S:10pIaI a7:10an1
; 0hic; wa Pratrle du Q. div.I b4:40pml bill :15am
Peoria via Mason City -. 4 a4:40pm ali :l5afI1
puouQue via La Crosse. -. bS15am b10:10pIn
sI Louis ana Kansas City,i aS:35am a6 :25pm
Nilbank and Way ........ bS S;20am be :S0pm
Aberdeen and Dakota Elk / aT:O5pml as:1SaIn
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oa9 psq sAuou g 81, p. 2. G",
=; DO 9 I'D "a W. o.lss ss,. " e 7. R..,' ,sB
u y. g st. L. tlR Adams tx sp." ,1a
2; 2 4. 9; ptd., 9sas United States Elk. "
Ms fort MsynS ..,..l54 Wells-Faggo .....isa
MsI sanastsn tan L. sasSIA. Cot. Oh ptd. s.%
Mich. Cent 49,. los ICen. EiectriS an, 50
Il 4 Central EHl HlHaw. Com. Co. :. 4sA
=. y. Central, .n6& illinois Steel q, .s1N
\, 4, 2. z ST l. 1S% Inter. Paper Ia. e7A
90 Ist Rid u do pfd .,.D.,., 81
40 70 pa .",,. LEAD p{d t,.n....1is
Y. Q. L ,.s,,...,, 90 Nat, Lin. OF "a, 81
rae. Soast lst pfd 80 Pacific Mall -. 8fN
90 "a pfd ...... 50 Silver certificates. 60Is
EietGepuTS - s.,..la2 s. R. n r...,. II
n %. ". t"..... Sugar q. ,121h
DO pfd ,.s...... IS DO pfd .,..,.., .110A
Rock Island -. .107MiU. 9. Leather ptd. 671I
81; L. q 8. F..... IBlU. S. Rubber pfd. .1o41a
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The following were the closing quotations OF
other stocks reported by the Associated
Press.
Canada Paeiae... g s. L s. W.. *
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HIDES. TALLoW AND wool

ST. PAUL. Nov. 1e.-Quotations on hides.
tallow and grease, furnished by d. Bergman
Co, 1876 East Third street. st. Paul: