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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-03

President, Canuto Peterson. Ephraim.
Rnnpcte County
CounnelOra; Henry Real Ephulm; John
n. Mnibcn. Mantl sanprte county
Stake Tlthing Clerk Lewis Anderson.
Mautl, Sanprte county
sanpotc County. Utah.
Wards, nlahops.
Chester .. e, q. ..Chriatcn Christensen
contorneld q, ., Andrew G. Ficldatod
tGuunlHun)
Ephrnlm, North o.. ..LnrH X. Anderson
Ephrnlm. South q, Charles +. Dorlus
Nnirvicw e. o. o. =, flames g, Peterson
fnyctte o., o. .. ....lohn bartholomew
Fountain Grccn,,.,C. J. Christinnaen
Freedom .,tMoronD Martin v. Taylor
tunnlHou 90 90 90 90 .ssst, a. MudHcn
lndiunolu o, 90 80 ,s,.ssPctor Peterson
Mnyncld oil. o. .,,,larlcy Chrlstlansen
Mantl, North o, q, William r. noid
Manti, South ,s 's s.ss Hans Jensen
Mount Pleasant, Christian ~ Luud
MoIunl 90 sssss ss'' 90 John W Irons
Medium Of, 90 &. FLAMES W. Stewart
Spring CITY .sss flames A, Alfred
Sterling =, - Q. .,NelH g. Christensen
wales - ',John y. loeH
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SAN JUAN arAkr.

President =. a. Hammond. nluh. san
Juan County,
Counsolors William Halls. Mnncoa.
Montcziyua County, Colo; Platte
u, Lyman. Nun. san Juan County.
Stake Tithing Clerk William Halls,
Mancos, Montezuma County. colo.
San Juan County. Utah.
Wards bishops.
hlun eos. ..,.,,...,,... .,.JonH Nielsen
Monticello ,.,.... ..,,,..,...F. j. Jones
Grand County. Utah.
Mohh sssstsss sstssstss David A. Johnson
Montezuma County, Colorado.
Mhncoa sssss ssssts ssssfts, bcorEo Halls
San Juan County. New Moxico.
Durham OFruitland) jas. 10. Ashcroft
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n. ~ Clun. President Hawaiian COLI
ony. iosopa. Skull valley Toooio coun-
ty. Utah
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President; Albert n. Smith. Manasaa.
Conoloa County,
Counsolors' Levi =. Helm. Manassa.
Thoa a. Crowthog. Sanford Conejos
County,
stake Tithing Clerk Marcus o. Funk.
sanford, coneios County.
Coneloa County, Colorado.
Wards, bishops
Manunan,, 90 ,ss. ,,,.Numucl jackson
Rlchneld Ola Jara) ",. Ephraim Coomhs
Sanford. q, q, ...,.,..Wm. %. Crowther
i.nntdnlo,. ,,.. e. .chrlsten Jensen
leastdale. Castillo Coz
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President. wits y. Robson. t.1a.
Wayne County Utah,
CounaolorH. Hans M Hansen and
osarson g. nnatlan. Loa. Wayne
County. Utah.
Stake TithinH ci0rkl Joseph Eckcra-
Icy. Lna. Wayne County.
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President. a. W. Ivlns Colonin Junrz.
piHtrIto Galcauu. chihuahua, Mex.
lru
CounHelurH; Henry Eyrinr Colonln
Iuaryz. ulHtfito gnlcnnu, Chlhun-
hun. Mexico. Hoiamnn Pratt Cul-
onia puuhlan, piHtuto ualcann.
chihuahua. Mexico,
Stake Tithlnr Cicrk w. Derby johnson
ir. Colnnln Dlnz. dalcana, Chlhua-
hun. Mexico.
District Galoana, Chihunhua. Mexico
Wards. bishops
Colonlh plaz ..,Wm. Derby Johnson Jr
Colnnin nuhlnn ..ssssssttW inlluW fnrr
Colunin IuhrcE .....sjoH"ph q. bentley
Collnla pnchrco .....Qcprge w. Hardy
District or MoutUEumu. Sonora. Mexico.
Oaxacn tncnr ilayispel Franklin Scott
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President. william Nudge. Paris. Idaho
yllnapi1m. j. ~. Hart. blnomingtoni
VIM. L. Rich, Paris, Bear Lake CO..
Idaho.
Fute Tlthinr CicriI y, q, stuck,
Paris. Hear Lake county. Idaho.
Uanr IuLg County Idaho.
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President. Abrnm Hatch. Hobrr. Wa
Hntrh county Utah.
C0uuHelora; r. H. GlloH, n :. Alovln.
der ffohcr. Wnsntch County, Utah
stake Tithinr Clrrk' James liohor
Mouiton. Heher. wnsntch County.
wasatch County. Utah.
wards. bishops.
Center tffebpr u, % ....4.A. 4 urlW
charleston ..... IN. e. Murdoch
Daniels utcbcr POJ..r. ~. Mcclure
iichur, East tssst st..sttt fslt. p 'ua
Heher. West ..... Thomas Hlcken ~
Midway $4,000. ..ss. .s..siuhm WhihlhH
WailsburF ,.... .s,....F. a. FfauFhton
woodland woodland HummiO ...
.......... .Eph. Lambert
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President. Oraon Smith, Logan.
Cuunnrluru; Simpson n. Molcn, fiy-
rum. Isaac Smith. Logan.
stake TithinE Clork. l.. 10. Martlnoau.
Logan.
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President. Richari Fry. Morgan, Nor
kan County,
CounHelorH: Samuel Francis and W.
II. Rich, Morgan, Morgan County.
stake Tithlng Clerk. Chas. Turner,
Morgan Morgan County
MORGAN County. Utah.
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American Fork VIM ID. Robinson
benjamin ......s.......A. J. v. steWait
Cedar valley .......s4s4s4 60 I'll itiih'NN
Goshen ..sa44.........foter pklebcrfy
Lake Hhoro.... L9rgnk' Atsyle
Lake view ..s.ssss.s.s. ss'Johi 'Yiiiist'u
Lehi .Thomnf u. cutter
Liudou ....s...ss...s.. lanes ~ "gulg
Maplotou ............ william 7. Tew
Mnnila pleasant Grove Y. oJ...
...................,. Il. Warnlck
pnyaon. First ..........John y. HUSH
Second ....Jonathhn =. IaHe W
Pleasant View urovol AloN Gillespie
Provo. First .....'... Andrew knuds,n
Second. ..d. n. EggertHun, "
Third .....a william J LOWS
Fourth .......Joseph ~ keclor
salem 1900 '''''''t,,, ~ iielt.,
spanish Fork. First....ilonry 0urdugi
Spanish Fork. Second. ....s0cu. ~. rnnU
Spanish Fork. Third .Marinua larch
spanish Fork Fourth ...A. II NELSON
spriuEvilio. First .....Geu. ~. Maycock
sprinEvllle, second ....Lotin Hhrmer
sprinnviilc, Fourth .......JoFouh l9ynl
TimpnnaEoe provo Peter IT. VENT
knightaviilc Branch tEurcka) .1..- o..
.........gviliiHm hct aiiuuAh. y. y.
clinton Branch CThistlcl ........ ..
................ y. Johnson T. ~
.............W ~. clark. +. y,
Highland branch tAm ForD .., 49,
...............F. y. Bolin. T.. y
Oakland urnnch fsprlnrville)..
..................W Gallon. y. rs
Thistle branch .. iioni. r. Smith =. IT,
spring Lake urnnch pnyHnnl t...-
....,...............Wm Taylor T. D.
Emery County Utah.
Pleasant Valley Csconeldl ..,......
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Presidents W. W. Clun. Coalyiur.
summit County. utnL
Counselor. Alma Eldrcdgr. Coaiyiiloi
W, y. Pack. itamnu. summit
County. Utah.
Stake TithlnF Clcrk3 y. H. Wright,
Coalyille. summit county
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LEWIS 90 o LYE,


Tho strongest and
pureHt made Uuiiko
other LygH. % ir finely
powdered packed lu "A
,Au hakInE two lids,
ono easily cut ana tho
other removable for
| IuHtunt use IL will
mako tho best por.
I umtd Hard SOAP in
~ mluutta without
boiling % ls the best
Tor clean luE waste
uIpuH dIHnlfrCtina
flukH, Dl0sgts. cirunIng
paints bottles. barrels.
washing trees and KILL
ms iuHrytaE Ton en-
Eiutnra and muohln-
let's uaeBs for painters.
90 remove old paints.
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Presidents Daniel n. Macarthur. f.
George. Washington county. Utah.
Councillors David ~ Cannon. EraH.
tus h. Snow, ~. George. Washing
ton county Utah.
Stake Tithing clerk Edward ~ Snow,
H. George, Washington CO., Utah.
Washington County Utah.
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President H. - Iinight oakley. Idaho.
Counselurr Mnroni Pickett Marion;
VIM. F nrim. Albion, Idaho.
Stake Tithinr Clerk: JOS Y. iIaight.
oakley Idaho.
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Precedent. 1amos W. paNmnn, Ncphi,
Iunh county. ttnh.
CuuuHpIufr. ChnrirH Sporty Isaac II.
srtrr Norhi 1uHh county
Stake Tiuhng clerk Langley a. Hal
ley. Nophi. Junb County
Juab County. Utah.
Wards. Bishops.
Eureka .........,,,ts.potor Lautcnapek
Iuub ..... ...... Robert g., Stevenson
Lrvnn ...... ...... ...N. T.. Rasmussen
Mona boon. o.. .. .. . O.. &c. o.. nielsen
Mammoth UiohlnHonl jog. uc1rgg linlca
Neuhi Firat............ VIM ~. Warner
Nerhi. Second ....... Thua. 10. O.. rarkcs
Silver branch (SIlvcr Citylss.sst...
......s....... ..ss..Iuhu %. wheeler
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Presidents Edward Partridge. Provo.
Utah county, Utah.
Counaelorai David John and Reed
Hmoot Provo Utah county. Utah.
Stake TlthinE clerk. J. W, hean. Provo.
Utah county,
Utah County. Utah.
Wards. bishops.
Alpine .,,,,....,,,.,,,".,,Alb Albert Marsh
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President: l.. y. Pond. pontllo Wall
iay. Hammock County Idaho.
gouuaoiofH. Denmark Jensen. clarence
Eidrodgo. uentilo valley. Hammock
county, Idaho.
Hammock County, Idaho.
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President. jesse ~ smith. Snowflake.
Navajo County. Arizona.
counacibra H. o. ffttrh. Woodruff
.. ~ Richards. ST. Joseph. Navajo
County Arizona.
stake Tithinr clerk: Low N Savage
Woodruff Navajo Co. Arizona.
Navajo County. Arizona.
Wards bishops.
pInadnir. ......... Nioia Peterson
anownnho...... b.. John Hunt
Hh1wi0w 1'lue Tnpl .... Hans Hanson
SO joseph. 81. s. .4Juhn huahmlh
Tuylor.. 3D.. .Zachariah 90 Decker ~
Woodruff. ..s. GOO. ....t.gW N. Savage
CDconino County, Arizona.
Tuba. COO. 600. ...D David Hrinkorhon
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President. Uriah =. Jones. cedar CITY.
lion County.
CounselorHi Francis Webster. Horny
Leigh. Cedar city Iron County.
stake Tithing CLERK. g.. J. Arthur.
cedar city. Iron county Utah
Iron County Utah.
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President g. II, Henulon. Vornal.
uintah county Utah.
Couusclors n. =. Collctt. James Hack.
ing. Vernhl. uintah county. Utah.
stake Tlthing clerk ~. ". Woolloy.
Nernnl, Uintah county, Utah.
uintah County Utah.
Wards, Bishops
dlinea lVcrnaD ...,..pgior Abplanaip
morrill, (Nernan r,...,,James Hhnmer
MN tNefnuO ......... sterling u. Cotton
Mountain Dell DRY furh.s,t...
commonwealth scurle, y. ~.
Nernnl .t,,.s,,,t,,.,,,,,,Juhn ", Davis
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''''''' fro92aaaiaors. fhiia.. IA "a G"
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Wards. bishops.
DcHcrct ,,,,,... ,,...Frnnk Hlncklcy
FILLMORE ,,,,. ,.,,s,Ihumnn g, IalllHtcr
Holden ........ Anthony Stephenson
knnoah .,.,.,Chrlatian y. Christensen
bennington o., liars ", Chriatianson
luud tNcNndnl ,.sssssss.ssssThus, Judd
Meadow meadow creek ~. 10. bennett
oak Greek (uak cityl,,Poter Anderson
OASIS 'sssssssss sssssss'sssss John hlNlor
SClplo ...... ...... ......, Thomas Yates
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WoonRuTT nTAKT.

President; John M Haxtcr. Woodruff.
Rich County Utah
tuunHrlurai byron Sessions. Woodrun.
Rich County Utah, Charles KinEs.
tom
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Presidents Ira y. Iiinckloy. Fillmore.
M0lnrd County.
CounHclorai Daniel Thompson, Hclplo.
Millard County David 10. stevens.
Holden. Willard County
Stake Tithlnr Clerk Christian Andcr-
son, Fillmore, Millard County
Willard County. Utah
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President W. a. Parkinson. Preston
oneida Co, Idaho.
CounHoiofr. william A. Hyde. Downcy
y. %. Hammock CO.. Ida
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PRECEDENT VIM. a. seogmillor. Rich
nold. Hcvicr County.
Counsoiora. W. ~. clark. Joseph ..
Horne. iiichneid ssvier CO.
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President. David X. Udaii. springer
willie. Apache County. Arizona.
Gibbons. f. Johns Apache County,
Arizona.
Stake Tithlnr Clerks willard FAR. -.
johns. Apache County. Arizona.
Auarb. County ArlFnnn.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-01


m MAJ FOR choice cattle today, but other quail
lies ru-eo Gull and heavy at previous prices.
an "a ICY cattle. sS.75Q6.s0: choice steers, s5.35
Go,10; medium steers, s4.65@4.95: beef steers,
ss,Sop4.6o; stockers and feedes. s3.50@4.75;
COWS Gov and hefers. $4,000; bulls. $260@4.20:
" We es fed steers. s415@57O; Texas steers,
$o.oVV4.Z5; calves. $3.50@725. A too free de-
livery livery OF hogs caused further decline Of
oQl0c IN prices. Fair to choice. $3.721aQD3. 85;
packing ,,t lets ss55@27S; mixed Ss;55@3.T3z
$siiiae9S.so, Trade In sheep was BRISK and
prices ruled 1oc higher. Inferior to prime
s shsep, $1,000; yearIihgs, s4;25@4 IS; lambs
$495; Largely at $4,50@4.6O. Receipts-Cattle
S.So0; hogs, 81. 900; Eslasep. 5000 head
SOUTH OMAHA, FEB. 2S.-Cattle-Receipts
head market stronger for good others
steers, 5000 so Texas steers ss.eog4: 80;
sTgs st stoGkeTs and feeders ssso@5: calves.
Mh n1 af 75oo head; market b@1oe lower;
& :. o oo head; market steady; native muttons,
$S; so SOC 80: Western nuttons. So. 7o@4.25.
:, 81. Lci5, Feb. 2s.-Cattle-Receipts. 1900
n ne including $500 Texans; steady; native
shipping steers. sA6oG5.7O; light and dressed
peer ana putchers steers, $395.15; stockers
and a 1 feeders. $35o@42 Is; COWS and heifers, $40
and heifers, s2.25@38o Hogs-Receipts. 1000
gS55; packers. s3.60@3s0; butchers, $3.s5
Q3s5. Sheep-Receipts, 1700 head; market
steady; native muttons, $4@4.4O lambs, $4.75
Mb Co. f'o
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MAY CLOSED HIGHER

CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-Uneasiness regarding
the growing crop and better demand from
abroad strengthened wheat today and May
closed 3s012c higher. Corn rose sc and cats
AG2sc Pork, lard and ribs lost 21a@5c each.
Predictions CT a cold wave, following the
recent rams and reports from the country
suggestive of serious damage to the winter
plant started wheat firm. May opened I'M
changed at from 1895 to 1914 1850, ana our
ing the first couple of hours trading was
bid up to 74o.
Chicago receipts were 102 cars against 1lS
g year ago Minneapolis and Duluth received
Se4 cars. compared with 800 for the same
Gay last year. New York early in the 1ay
reported 80 bcatlcads disposed Of Tor lor-
egn shipment. The primary Western mar
ket receipts were indicative Of reluctance CT
farmers to make sales under apprehension
for the growing crop, only 100000 blu being
received at the chief Western centers. Brad
streets statement OF the world s visible show
ed an increase for the week Of 291,G0 Blu,
compared with 2,5i6C Geo Blu decrease the
same week of the previous year. That modi-
fed to q slight extent the bullishness en-
gen6ered by the other news. The Atlantic
port clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to Col coo bu.
The market continued firm, but lac seemed
an impossible barrier for May wheat. 1t
butted against those figures several times,
but was sent staggering &c after each
attack, and at the close 7S34@737sc was the,
current price.
Diminishing receipts and their smallness,
as compared with the movement at this time
year ago strengthened corn. May opened
at 3634GS6Ac. and rose rapidly to size. 1t
did not stay long above SIC. but chung chose
to that price during the remainder of the SeS
SIGN, and closed at Sic sellers. Receipts were
$50 cars, compared with LOLA the same day
a year ago.
A good cash demand and heavy covering
by shorts helped oats. Receipts were 336
cars. May opened a shade lower at CSC, rose
TO 2Sl2c, then reacted to 2SAc buyers the
closing price.
on Of ctn nrEa h,ya
mission houses weakened provisions early.
Covering by shorts at the decline brought
abcGt a slight reaction. May pork opened
7}@G1oc lower at $9.2712Q9. 3212, rose to $9.37h
and closed at .35 sellers. The range in lard
and ribs was narrow.
Estimated receipts for Wednesday: Wheat
81. COO
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Tho Stocf Karkst,.

NEW YORK, Feb 2s.-There were average
declines today of from 1 to points among
inc t.,,d leading stocks. including the railways,
extreme decline Of Az. The specialties, al
tnough showing considerable strength at one
.im 1 made extreme declines from the high
est tnat was generally large; Metropolitan,
"a; Consolidated Gas, 5; Brooklyn Rapid
transit, rs; International Silver 51h Sugar.
3; AMERICAN Steel and Federal Steel, 2A. St.
Louis & San Francisco DDS and preferred mads
an extreme dip of 3, while Leckawanna and
Atchison preferred figured for about 21b each.
1 nnlrd Avenue was subject to violent fuctua-
mat sna ~ mad been acquired in the interest OF
metropolitan Traction company After break
OF points, Third Avenue rallied Is, lost 10
potnts and ended unchanged on the day.
In the early trading there was small buy
ing Dy London and interests connected with
the steel stocks and also some purchases of
s BUR Gga RsalizIng by commission houses
sent prices on. Bur;ington's decrease of
So2OOo In surplus during January had de-
pressing erect on the railways, being coupled
as 1T was by realizing in Atchson on the
airy statement, which appeared late yesterday.
me market rallied and the declined on the
p1ss,iDlity OF tighter call money and the
sunk a German cruiser at Manila. There
was brisk attack Of values, stop loss or
oeIs pelng uncovered and considerable LIQUID
a. atlon was induced. Prices picked up when
II became known that no such disturbing
Mania adv1ces had been received, but spec.
ulati0n became unsettled again with the re.
neWai OF pressure. Sugar, which showed
early strength on reports Of the acquisition
OF a rival company. sold off on the denial
Two things which, in a measure would
account for the weakness of the market were
tnat London sold in the afternoon the stock
purchased early, and that two of the leading
interests Int sa that had been prominent on the
. Pun sac were said Sta be practically out of
the the STOCKS with which they had been identified
SHIFT for themselves. = Many million dollars
worth of American securities sold by London
IN m. previous e weeks. reached New York in the
past Few days, but the agents of some for
eign houses expressed the opinion that ship
th have practically ceased, at least for
the present, as sales for foreign account had
OF late been largely balanced by purchases.
Genera! weakness marked the bond trading
today. with the active issues recedine SMART
ly;; Total sales, s4150.00O United States Is
advanced a and the IS * In the bid price.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Charles H. F. Smith & On
members Of the New York stock .exchan~a'
r f,iane Press building. who have direct
prices are bid: COUSINS
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St. Fau/ Markets.

PRODUCE-Eggs settled back yesterday. to
prices that prevailed before the rise. Cream,
cry buffers are quoted lower. Other produce
steady.
The following are the quotations as cor
rected daily by Jett G Wood:
Apples-Per Bu-Russet. 81: 25@475; Baldwin,
S4.25@5; Greening, $4.50@5; other varieties,
s4@5
Bananas-choice Shipping = Large punches.
$2@2 Is; small punches, $1.5G@2.
Beans-Per Bu-Fancy, i.26@1 35; dirty lots
60@65c: brown, fancy, SIPS; medium, hand
picked, si.15.
Beef-Country dressed, fancy, 6@sc; rough,
496c
Butter-Per Lb..Creamerles. extras. 1S@1sc
creameries, firsts. 16@17c; creameries,
i5c: firsts, 15al6c: roll and print 1s@14c;
packing goods, 11@12c
abbage-Home- grown, $.7562
ch hess, bb-BTjek No l. 11 gill
twins. fancy, Minnesota and Wisconsin,
111k@121Ac; primost, 6@shc.a a.
ci Ssf5S, s0 per x Obl s5@550 sweet per
Cranberries- and bugle s6.75@7; bell
and cherry, ss@e.5o; Cape Cod s6.75@7.
Eggs-Fresh subject to loss off new, cases
included, 20c; seconds, cases included, he
Fish-Per Lb-Pickerel. 41a@5c; croppies 7c;
trout, lake, Sc; .whttefsh, Sc.
vasbacks, s4.25@7; brant, per doz, s4@4.5O
Hogs-Clean-Per Lb-Heavy, 41hc; light.
413@5c; medium. 4c.
OuS-CdiilOIiIld, oVoS 10 oOUS, % .0UQ0.f5.
Maple Sugar-Per Lb-Ohio, in bricks, 1Oc;
Vermont. in bricks, 1oc; Western, in
bricks, &c.
Mutton-Per Lb-Bucks, 51zc; CONTINGENCIES
ed, 7@sc; milk lambs. pelts off, 919@10c.
Nuts-Almonds, new, small quantities, 100
lie; almonds. Tarragonas. scaks, 100 lbs,
Ice; Tarragonas, small quantities, lie; fl
berts, sacks about 200 lbs. 9@91sc ilberts,
small quantities, 10c; hickory per blu,
d50; peanuts, per ID, raw, 5@6c; peanuts,
roasted, 6@7c; walnuts. S@9c; walnuts,
limit OoItf
soft shell. sacks. leo to 11O lbs, 91a@10c;
walnuts, hard, less quantities, 12c; black
walnuts, 81.
onions-Per Bu-silver Skins, ao@4oc; Red
Globe, 45@5oc; other varieties, 3O@45c.
Oranges-Per Box-California, navel, s3Q3. so;
California seedlings, $2.50@2.75.
Potatoes-Burbanks-25 Rural, 32@35c;
Peerless. 32@35e: other varieties, 2S@32c;
Jersey Sweets, 1925 per Dbl; Cobdens. s. Is.
Poultry-Country-d dressed : Spring chickens,
S@S14c; hens, Sc; ROSTERS, Sc; turkeys,
choice, 10@11c: medium, &c.
Veal-Per Lb-Coarse and thin, &c; extra,
fancy country dressed, 71AGSc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

BUTTER AND EGGS York, Feb. %.
mU;bsutter-Reeeipts, 10 SSo packages; steady
western Yves 1aS sraamerE as9c Egns 2lc fac
ages. Market excited and weak; Western,
26o: Southern, 25@26c.
C.. CHICAGO. Feb; 2s.Butter dull and easy;
NEW YORK CofToN-NeW York, Feb. 2s.
The cotton market started off with the
feeling in the. pit steady and opening quota
tons one point lower to points higher.
Scattered demand from shorts and fresh buy
ing by a number Of last night sellers soon
sent prices several points higher but at best
fluctuations were narrow, and the volume Of
speculation disappointingly small. The Eng
fish news was considerably better than the
majority of the traders had looked for
Futures at Liverpool opened off one to 2
points In sympathy with our break Of yes
terday, but subsequent advices indicated a
recovery of half this loss with private cables
rejecting marked stability and growing nerv-
business among shorts. more reassuring
weather bulletin and temporary increase in
receipts encouraged shorts, but later informa-
ton from the South pointing to pronounced
strength In spot markets caused them to
halt.
NEW YORK CoFFEE-Coffee options open
ed barely steady, unchanged to points lower
ruled moderately active with weak uudertone
following heavy Brazilian receipts, a dis
appointing average to cable news, local sell
ing pressure and lower prices in the spot
market, decline arrested by marked increase
In warehouse deliveries. trading almost en-
tirely of professional nature Closed steady
8 points net lower. Sales. 11,75O bags in
Guiding April 5.35c; May, 5.4Oc July, 5.55c;
August, 5.65c September, 5.7Oc; October 575c;
November 5.S0c; January, 5.9596c Spot cof-
fee, Rio. easier: No. invoice. 6he; No. 7
tobbing, 6s4c. Mild quiet; Cordova S@14c.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining, SAC; cen
trifugal 96 test, 4ssc; refined steady.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS-New York, Feb.
8.-The demand for fancy and staple cottons
keeps up we'll on both spot and mail orders
There was not the least difficulty in selling
merchandise. The trouble is to find goods
suitable to fill the orders coming forward
The tone of the market was very strong
Prices are firm in bleached and wide sheet
ings and prints, and the tendency is upwards
in all lines. Wooden goods for mems wear
quiet and unchanged. Dress goods in fair
demand
NEW YORK METALS-New York, Feb. 2S.
The feature Of the metal market today was
q sudden jump of 50Q75 points in pig iron,
due to a marked increase in demand and
stiffening of sellers views. The other de-
partments were quiet. Tin eased off under a
temporary withdrawal Of buyers and more
liberal offerings. The foreign news averaged
up pretty much as expected. At the close
the metal exchange called pig iron war
rants strong at S9.75 bid and $40 asked; lake
copper unchanged, with 17.75c bid and 1Sc
asked; tin quiet. with $24 bid and $24.25 asked !;
lead quiet, with ABS bid and $4.37h asked;
spelter quiet, with 1925 bid and $3.50 asked
The brokers' price for copper is 1Sc, and for
lead 1920.