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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-02
ST. faut Karkets.

PRODUCE-Prices continue firm and steady
on all kinds of produce.
The following are the quotations as cor
rected daily by Jet & Woods:
Apples-Per BBl-Russets, $4,000; Baldwin,
ss5O@4; Greening. ss.75a4; Ben Davis,
Bananas-c Choice Shipping ' Large punches,
$2@2.25; small punches, s1.5OG2
Beans-Per Bu-Fancy, s125@1.35; dirty lots,
6c@e5s brown b. fancy, s125; medium, hand
Beef-Country- dressed, fancy, e@Sc; rough,
4@6c.
Butter-Per Lb-Creameries. extras, 17@1sc;
gathered cream, 14@15c; diaries, extras, 15c;
frsts, 14l 15c; roll and print, 12@15c; pack
ing goods, 10c
Cabbage--Home grown, crate. s1.5O@1.75.
Cheese-Per LIB = Brick, No L, 11@111hc;
twins, fancy Minnesota and s1 Wisconsin, sonsfn.
111A@12lzc; primost, 6GSAc.
Cider-Sweet. per Dbl, S5@550; sweet per
half-bbl, 81. 1903.
Cranberries- and bugle, ss7557; bell and
T che cherry, s5@65o; Cape Cod, 500: .
included, 1s@19c; seconds. cases included,
Figs-California, 1o-lb box. 81 95
Fish-Per Lb--Pickerel, 41aQ5c; croppies, &c;
trout, lake, SC; whitefish &c.
Game-Ducks, maIllrd, Per doz, 81 50@6; can
vasback, $425G1: brant, per doz, S4@4.50.
Hcgs-Cle an-Per Lb-Heavy. 41ac; light, Az
sc; medium 4c.
Honey-Lb Standardization. 5G6c; ex-
tractsd amber, 6G614c; extracted white. lie;
white fancy 15c.
Lemons California, scos to s6os. s25@s.5o.
Maple Sugar-Per Lb-Ohio, in bricks, 10c;
Vermont, in bricks 1oc; Western. in bricks,
19c.
Mrtton-Per Lb-Bucks. SIC country-drass-
ed. 7@S14c; milk lambs, pelts off, 97@@19c.
Nuts-Amonds. new, small quantities. 16@
lie; almonds. Tarragonas, sacks. 100 lbs,
1Sc; Tarragonas. small. quantities. lie; fill
berts. sacks. about 200 lbs. 9G91ac: ilberts,
small quantities, 10c; hickory per blu, $3.50;
peanuts, per ID. raw. 5@se; peanuts. per
III roasted, 6G7c: pecs-~.. small quantities,
9d1oc: walnuss. S6aSc; walnuts California
soft she'll sacks 100 to no lbs, 91a010c;
walnuts. California, hard, less quantities.
12c; black walnuts. 81.
Onions-Per Bu-Silver Skins 30G4oc; red
Globes. 45G5Gc: other varieties 30645c.
Oranges-Per Box-M sxican. s250a2. 10; Cali
fornia. navel, $685.; California seedlings,
s2.50G275
Potatoez-Burbanks. s5@4cc; Rural, s2@35c;
Peerless. 32@35c: ether varieties. 2S@32c;
Jersey Sweets. s2;2o per Dbl Goodens: 81. 25.
saskc: hens, Sc; ROSTERS. &c; turkeys.
choice. 1GG11c: medium. S1z@9c.
Vea-Pec Lb-Coarse and thin, sc; extra
fancy country dressed. 714@8c.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOSSIP-Gossip by private wire to
{. II; F Smith Co., s.. Paul. members of
tne New York stock exchange AID Chicago
board of trade-our Liverpool letter of
Jan. q says: We have given way only a
littie TO the price OF wheat. The Argentine
erSp begins to move, but Brazil will take
hrst shipments, perhaps 100000 or 5000
quarters: Threshing reports satisfactory,
and stocks have begun to make show. The
discount on futures prevents any free selling
AID will tend to limit orders and to keep
spot prices steady.-Kansas City: Advices
from Oklahoma say indications are pretty
general that wheat is seriously damaged
Broomhail: LIVERPOOL average weekly con-
sumption Of breadstuffs during January. &C
cording to merchants stocks is 5760Oo bu
including millers 10000 bu; cargoes neglected
ard Sd lower.
Nc. | hard, 6oG663zc; No. 2. e2@64c; No. 2
red 13Q74c; No. 3. 6S@p70c; No. 2 spring, GAO
Soc No. 80. !, Goa6s1Ec. Corn, lower; No. 2
steady; No. white 29029lac Rye, steady;
No. 2, 55c.
MILWAUKEE Wis, Feb Flour. dull
Ne northern. re. Oats. &c lower. 3o@So1sc.
Rye, &c lower; No. 1, 57M5Sc Barley. easier;
No nv z 52h 70 sample, 419521ae.
@ bSs io Efforts Fe9 so bbs Sd
lower On spring wheat grades; Minnesota
bu; exports, 36.065 blu; spot steady; No.
Blu; exports s6tos5 bu; spot steady; No
reg reg S2asc f. Q, b.,aloat; to arrive; options
hdAc net decline; March, SoM@S1Ac, closed
at Sc7sc. Corn-Receipts. $3.50 bu exports.
164, 257 bu; spot firm; No. 2, 455sc f. O. b.,
afcat; options. market opened steady with
wheat, broke sharply under renewed liqu-
detion, but rallied finally on big export de-
velopments, and closed firm at partial nc
net advance; May. 43c. closed at 421ac. Oats
Receipts. $1,000 bu; spot market quiet; No.
2, SIC; No white, SIC; options dull.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.--Wheat-Spot dull;
No. l California Is 9d@6s s1Ad; No. red
Western winter, 6s Sd; No. 1 northern spring,
Is Id. Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed,
new, IS SAD; American mixed, old, IS 1OAd
Following are the stocks of breadstuffs and
provisions in Liverpool: Flour. 119 00o sacks;
wheat. 1.2S5, coo centals; corn, 572 600 centals
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BOSTON MINING SHARES.

Inc American market Is much shrunk.
dealers VINO came over from Africans are re-
turning thither and nervous bulls sold all
morning, but New York bought Denver is
sues and Atchfson, Chesapeake and Union
racine and the close was at the top. In the
street however. bulls were restricted. l can
confirm the report of the early appearance
OF the Central Pacific reorganization scheme
The assessment will be 81 in exchange for
70 per cent of fours or 20 of fives Southern
Pacific bonds. Tintos touched $685. and
closed at 80 on large bear failure In Paris.
alone. hear from good source that the
years output of Rio Tinto has been taken
at % to rs. Anaconda mine statistics for the
bank has bought f116, 600 god in bars. includ-
ing f75 900 Al, Afr 1ls;an gold at rs sAd;
ers and brokers. s41 Robert street, National
German-American Bank building St Paul.
Strong, Sturgis Co.. wire us: Our mar
undertone to good or high priced securit I'll IS
and some speculative interest among the
low priced shares. G. B. O.. R. I. and St.
Grande. We have bought great deal Of both
Of these stocks, believing they will pay well.
In the last named the preferred stock at 7s
should the preferred go up on a per cent
basis, as is most probable the common
should advance in sympathy The buyers OF
stock on the basis Of a spring dividend.
Money has been little more in demand,
owing to the shifting of the loans of the first
OF the month. 1t will probably work back In
a day o- two to 21e per cent. The situation
while less excited. Is healthy and we note
with satisfaction the steady flow from Wall
street of securities taken for investment.
1t greatly adds to the conservatism of the
present range of values and will be ma
terial factor in maintaining prices during the
spring season"
NEW YORK MoNEY-New York Feb l.
Money on call steady at 1884 per cent; last
loan, 8; prime mercantile pGper. 2@3E. Ster-
ling exchange strong with actual business In
bankers bills at 81. 85A@4. s51s for demand and
at &.S3G4S3M for sixty days; posted rates,
S4.S4 and $4.S6: commercial bills. $482Qf. S2k.
Silver certificates nominal 591k@661bc; bar
silver. $3.50; Mexican dollars. 47!sc. Govern
ment bonds strong.
TREASURY STATEMENT = Washington
Feb. 1.-Todays statement OF the condition OF
the treasury shows: Available cash balance
S274, 534e75; gold reserve, SOS, 652. $40.
FOREIGN FINANCIAIlNew York Feb. /.
The Commercial Advertisers London fnan-
cial cablegram says: Business was reduced
on the markets here today and consols were
dull on the news that a Chinese per cent
loan of &, 300 600 secured by the Northern
railway will probably be issued at the end
OF the week.
BANK CLEARINGS.
ST. Paul-$5S0. $50. 25.
Minneapolis-s1 1862, 667.
Chicago-$21, 609, 427.
New York-$245, 401, 2S4
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The Stock Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb MANY specialties made
sharp advances today, while the changes in
the railways were rather mixed Interest CEN
tered largely in low-priced stocks, as is
shown by the dealings of $4,000 shares in
Rio Grande, which made extreme advances
of 2 points each. Atchison preferred, which
OF late has been bear target, made an ad-
000 shares. Among the other strong stocks
were c., c., C. & ST. L., Des Moines & Fl
Dodge, Manhattan, Mobile & Ohio. Lake Erie
& Western and Twin City Rapid Transit made
average advances of points aside from the
last mentioned, which and lost half
of it. New York, New Haven & Hartford
advanced points and New York Air Brake.
after initial break of points, rose g.
London was a seller on balance of about
$4,000 shares but was a purchaser in the
late dealings. -f.., z~.-..
The market locally opened lower under bear
pressure and commission house realization.
The reaction reached point in only few
shares, which embraced some of the special
ties, Louisville New Jersey Central and P. C.
C. & St. L. The decline in standard stocks
was checked after fractional recessions on the
appearance of buying orders, which caused
above yesterday s-close. Sugar was attacked,
thus checking the rise elsewhere. Finally
after feverish fluctuations, Sugar ended with
small gain. The reported gold developments
in Colorado lent strength to Denver & Rio
Grande and its sem-annual statement was
also supporting factor. Manhattan's rise
was PROBABLY an ADVANCE information OF the
provisions for a loan for electrical equipment
The bears, usual. sought to bring about
reaction in the last hour, but the offerings
were well taken and as soon as pressure was
removed the market closed Arm The St.
Paul weekly statement of gross earnings
which often. according they are more or
less favorable, have distinct effect upon
the market did not appear today. and it was
said that they would be given out Saturday
night
The bond market maintained very strong
tone throughout with exceptional strength in
Texas & Pacific seconds. New Haven de-
bentures and Wisconsin Central frsts. The
latter rose TIC to 6sAc, but receded to 651kc.
Total sales. ST, 325, 900. U. S. new As coupon
advanced n In the bid price.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Charles H. F. Smith & Co.,
members of New York stock exchange.
Pioneer Press building, who have direct wires
to Chicago and New York. Closing prices
are bid:
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HAY WHEAT RALLIED

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Continued liquidation
by speculative longs today weakened wheat
The decline was checked by some export
business at the seaboard. and at the close
Nay wheat had recovered all but Ac of an
early slump. Corn and cats freed Them
wheat and left off with an Improvement Of
sc IN corn and 4@Ssc in oats. Pork ad
vsncsd 5G71sc, lard 2l5 and ribs &C.
Comparative irmaess at Liverpool, consid-
eTiDg the sharp slump here yesterday gaze
wheat good start. The weather throughout
the winter wheat country was recognized as
being very trying on the plant and as tae
fields were said to be, for the most part bare
Of snow scme apprehension under such con-
dit:cnS was unavoidable. May opened 1sWAc
higher, at 74sGG75c, and as there was a dis
position On the part OF several shorts to cover
the price touched 75Ac.
Chicago received IS loads, as against
Il for the same day last year; Minneapolis
and Duluth got 4CS cars. compared with 26i
mary Western market receipts aggregated
5S4 eco bu. whereas 1890 was the total the
previous year. Atlantic port clearances of
wheat and -four for the day. exclusive of
Newport News, was equal TO go eco.
The early signs of recuperatson in the local
market disappeared under the discouragiag
weakness of the New York market. While at
Chicago the price of May wheat showed sc
York did not recover more than Ac. AS
the heavy shorts who had sold May wheat
from around T9c had showed 10 Inclination
TO cover on the early advance. the market
was left without support as soon as few
C the mcre moderate operators had taken
what profit the improvement in prices gave
them. Then the holders of long wheat loaded
down the market with offerings, end May
declined quickly to 73%c. That figure brought
May within the limit of some orders for en-
pcrt. and this caused enough buying 10 send
Nav up to 74as@74l@c where it closed.
Moderate receipts, light offerings and
good shipping demand Strengthened corn.
Receipts were only 343 cars and New York
reported a more moderate demand for export.
May opened lsG14c higher, at S75sG3Tstc; ad-
vanc5d to 377sc. sagged of to S7Ss on some
profit taking then rallied to 377sc the clos
ing figure.
Oats were slow but strong. Receipts were
1903 ears and large movement is anticipated
on account CT the reduced rates which went
into effect today May began 1sGAc better,
ct 2sc; reached 2S1sc. sold down to 2724c then
recovered to 2S1kc at the close.
Provisions started firm, but became weak
under the influence of the forenoon break in
wheat. Later, however. the market reeov-
cred again on the reported healthy tone of
the cash trade Seine further weakness
was ascribed to large increase in stocks at
Liverpool. May pork opened 21s@5c lower,
frmed up to SO. 40dD10. 4212 at the close. The
range in lard and ribs narrow.
Estimates for Thursday: Wheat 81; corn,
GO: oats $50; hogs, 81, 600 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
OPEN High Low Clos
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Live Stock Markets.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. Feb. 1.-The receipts at
the Union stockyards today were: Cattle
SOC; calves. $50: hogs, 1900; sheep, 1,4OO A
better cattle market than South st. Paul
could not have been found today. he run
was fairly heavy and. while quite a little
stuff did not sell quickly, owing to the fact
that buyers hung back little at the quota
tons, everything was sold out before the
close at good prices. Butcher cattle and
medium and heavy stock cattle were in de-
mand and found a ready sale. Light stuff
dragged bit but brought good prices. Com
mon and thin stuff continues low. The hog
market was weak and sc lower. The range
on butchers was $3.50 to 50 IS, with the bulk
selling at $3.57h and $500. The close was
strong and several punches of fine, choice
hogs that arrived late, topped the market
The sheep market was dull, with pr,ces
about steady. Receipts went to the feeding
pens
Rogs-Comparative receipts:
Total for today $40
=. "eeh aso 1880. j, 40
Market opened weak and SC lower, with a
fair run of hogs that ran from medium to
choice fSi in quality The bulk of the butchers
sold at .571@ and So 60, with a range of
$3.50 to So. So. The close was strong. Repre-
sentative sales:
Butchers-
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ST. PAUL,

Quotations grain, hay, fesd, etc., fur
nlshed by Griggs Bros. grain and seed mer-
northern, 6912@701 c-CORN-N 8 yellow
SSl@@34c; No 8, 33G3391sc.--OArS 8
white. 2S&@29Ac; No. 8. 2SGasAc.-BAiR-
No. .. 55@S6c: Ne 3. 53QJ4c.-SEEDS-N
l fax. S1.14111o: tinlothy seed, 90c0sl. %
red clover. $3D4 5.--FLOUR-Patents per
GROUND FEND = sIS. 75dli4. Is. 80 COARSE
CORNMEAL-S12.50 Gl1S. %. - BRAN-s10 rs
GIL .50.---SH0RTS-I bulk. s10.50@11. 25-
HAf-Markot higher on light receipts: choica
upland. s6.25G6 so; good wild hay. $5Gp6c; low
grades. s4@4.s0 fancy timothy S7G7.50; mixed
St0I6.o0 -STRAW-Rye, S9.50d3.75: oat S34
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/ car No. hard 7sMc; cars No. north
ern. 7ac; 5000 blu No. l northern, nIc; Z
cars No. 1 northern, ~Hhc: 10000 blu No.
northern, tic; car No. 1 northern. 70Ac;
S. .15Gl 16. Receipts Wheat, loo, ESQ bu; corn,
1888 blu; oat, 2a, 716 bu; rye, 1906 bu; barley,
2.ss3 bu; fax. 1925 blu. Shipmemts-w Wheat,
1887 blu; corn. .061 blu; barley, .625 blu. May
closed Sc off at 727sc; spot No. hard 1890 j;
No. ]. northern, 7O5ac: No. northern. 667sc /:
No. spring, 67asc: to arrive: No. / hard,
73ssc; No. L northern, nssc; No. hard. Feb
ruary, 7Olsc; oats, 2s1A@29c; rye. 55}sc; bar
ley, I@46c; fax, s1.15; May, s1.1715 corn,
3i7sc; May 357sc.
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour
quiet and easy. Wheat-No. spring wheat.
69@7Sc: No. 8 spring wheat 65bG71c; No. 2
red 73@4c. Corn-No. 2: S6@36Ac. oats-No:
., 27IaG2Sc: NJ. white, 30G30lAc: No. 3
white 2924 GS0c. Rye-No. 2, 81. Barley
40 sic. Flax Seed-No. |, $1.14; Northwest
orn. s11S. Timothy Seed-Prlme. S2.3542. 40.
Pork-Mess, per tbl $40 2CI10 .. Lard-Per
100 lbs s. s0GD5.e 2ls. Short Ribs-Sides
nccsel S4SGG5.C5. Sboulders-Dry sailed
jbUxedl. 4A@4ssc. Sides-Short clear (boxed)
'5.le@5. Is. Whisky-Dis'i'leis' finished goods,
per gal, $125. Sugars-Cut loaf, unchanged
Corn-No. 2 yellow, 3ekc. Receipts-Flour,
1880 hbls: wheat 5000 bu; corn. 7C5, COO blu !;
Fats, S34 0'O bu; rye, 14,000 bu; barley, 90, OGo
tu. shipments 5000 bbls: wheat,
5000 hu: corn 1877 900 bu: oats $50 003 bu !;
rye 5000 bu: barley, 5000 blu. On the produce
exoharge. today, the butter market WAS
steady; cresmeIies. iSdiSc; diaries, 101a@lGc.
Eggs fine fresh, TIC. Cheese steady; creams,
9kG11c.
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SOME SAMPLE SALES.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION,

OTHER GRAINs-No. 8 corn, IS; No. 4
corn, o. no grade corn, 5; No. oats. 2e
No. rye, 1; No. 3 barley 8; No. 4 barlav
z; No: fax, 6; rejected fax, 2; no grade
fax, 1. e"oo
CARS INSPECTED OUT-wheat-No !
northern, 81 No. 2 northern. g. No 2 !
rejected. /; no grade II; No. corn, II:
Nc oats, 80; No rye. 2; No harley ! ;.
No. fax, l; no grade flax g. =
RECEIPTS-Whea., 32S cars; wheat. 24s.-
GOO bu; corn, 1890 bu; oats, 5000 bu: bar
ley. $500 bu; rye, 2,1OO blu; flax. 6,S7o hu
fuel oil, Ss.o27 lbs; -four 425 bbls; mi;lstuffs
s. tons; hay. 30 tons; fruit, 49,, $50 lbs; mer,
chandise, go lbs; lumber cars: barrel
stock. cars; machinery, All, $50 lbs: coal
6S1 TONS wood 244 cords; salt, car dressed
meats. 800 lbs; railroad materials, 2 cars:
sundries, IA cars; car lots 640
SHIPMENTS-Wheat, 49 cars; wheat, 4O.s7O
bu; corn, 1920 blu; oats, 4,14O bu, bar'ey
1880 blu; rye, $500 bu; flour, 81. bhIs
miilstuffs, 1877 tons; merchandise. 1889. $50
lbs; lumber, 20 cars: machinery, 3O2, 200 lbs:
household goods, 37,700 lbs; ties II cars; tai.
low, $4,000 lbs; railroad materials cars
sundries, . cars; car lots. 500.
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DULUTH.

weaker; May opened NC off at 73c. sold up
to 7s15c at 945 off to 1910 at 1910, up to 1890
at 1915 off to 725sc at II 80. up to 72s4c at
$1,000 blu at unchanged premiums. Cash sales:
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III
ST; PAUL, Feb /. = Wool = Wisconsin.
Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota. lin,
washed hne heavy, 10@11c; do fine. light, IL
GLE: DO medium, Y and s-blood, 14@i8c; do
braid. .12Q13c; do cotted. bury, seedy or
chany. lie; average lots, fine out lie. Wesr-
erh Iowa, Minnesota, Manitoba British Co
lumbia and Northwest Territory; Unwashed.
nne, heavy, lo911c; do fine light, u012c; do
eurry, seedy or chaffy, Zoe; do average lots
fins out, 14c. North and South Dakota. I'm,
washed, fne light, 15c; heavy, lie; do ,medi-
UNI, hight, 12c; do heavy. 10912c; do cotted,
o. nurry, seedy or chaffy, light, Ice; do heavy.
lie; do medium, lac; do coarse, 14c; do dark'
celored. heavy or short, 5000.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET-Boston. Feb
the American Wool and Cotton Reporter
VIII say tomorrow: The wool market has,
on the whole, shown some Improvement dur,
ing the past week. Prices as yet have shown
no advance, 1t Is true, but a firmer feeling
prevails and there has been more business
transacted. The cause of improvement was the
report of an advance in the price of heavy
weights by leading worsted mill and the nos
slpility that further advance would be es-
tapllshed on these goods next week. The bull
1sh feeling is intensified, also, by the course
OF the London sales, at which prints have ad-
cross breds and fully 5 per cent on merinos.
Inc month OF January was disappointing
one. The volume Of business transacted was
considerably less than last year The sales
amounted only to 17,S72,00 pounds as com
pared with 23,610,000 pounds in 1895. The ssIss
OF the week in Boston amounted to a ss Gao
pounds domestic and 10000 pounds foreign.
making total OF 1856 900 against a total Of
oo24 00O for the previous week. and a total
OF 4,15I.00O Tor the corresponding week last
year. The sales since JAN /, 1899 amount to
II, 8S2 600 pounds against % 6lO 900 pounds last
year at this time.
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MICH COW EXOHANGE-SouthS st. Paul.
Feb. 1.-Lytle & Raeburn's report: Market
forward springers selling at steady prices.
The supply is somewhat limited, but lust
about equals the demand The common stuff
sells at ve-y low prices. Representative
so lpS. " =
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sold high. Stockers and feeders dragged a
bit. but all sold at steady prices. Common
stuff was slow and sold low Representative
sales:
Butcher Cows and Heifers-
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MINNIE Dol &c

MINNEAPoLIS, Feb Wheat was perv-
Gus at the opening -May wheat cpened at
l214c against 72}sc Tuesday. declined to re
f1rmed up to i2Ac dropped to 71sc, gained
&c lost lsc, Grmed up to nc, then sradually
declined to tic ard gained &c by nnon.-
July wheat opened at 72Ac, being the same as
Tuesdays close, lost &c: gained 1sc, dropped
to 71"4c and gained nc by noon.--The cash
wheat market was strorg with good demand
fer good milling wheat but for low grades
the maIke. was VERY slow indeed.-May
Open High Low C,o--4.
Wheat irg. est. est. Wed Tues
5 July :::7ss 81 a 4 IS Is ~ ~
ern. 7lAc; Nc. 2 northern. 69Hc; January
oats 2S&4c; January corn, 335sc
Curb On May wheat .......... 72A
Puts On May wheat ............7 0Hm71ss
FLOUR-The flour market is a little slack
but shows signs of Improvement We look
for a radical change in this soon.
First patents ....... .............S39 O04 IL
Second patents ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 6503 az
First clear .................. O0NS 20
Rye hour 800. ............ 2 $500 IS
BRAN, SHORTS AND COARSE GRAINS.
Shorts in hulk ......... Q 75SI1O Ok
Middirgs in bulk ............1O 5GfD11 90
Red, dog. in 140-3b sacks ......... 12 50l113 90
Feed in 2OO-lb sacks. 81 per ton addition
Al; in 1O0-lb sacks $3.50 The market is
very strong on active demand.-CORN--Is
stronger in sympathy with speculative action;
No. 3 corn. 33% 9S4c: No. 8 yellow 24G3i1Ac
no. 4, SS1sc accol ding to samp!e.-OATS-
Nc: oats, 2S2sG29c; No. white, RYE
No sales.-BARLEY-Hig grade mating,
4l@46c; and even more for really choice malt
ing; No. T. 41c, according to mailing quality.
no sales.-FEBD-Trade fair. Market firm
and advancing with grain markets
Coarse corn meal and cracked
corn, in sacks, per ton, sacks
Nc. l ground feed, 2-3 corn. 1-3
cats, S0-lb sacks sacks extra. 10 756114 90
No. ground feed p corn - oats.
T5-!b sacks. sacks extra - IA 5O015 90
No. ground feed, % oats, 1-3
corn, 70-lb sacks sacks extra . Is 5a616 90
COATIN @ AAsDI
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-02

Demand fer cotton goods shows general
Improvement today in both staple and fancy
lines on home account Bids for heavy cot
tons for export are increasing. The tone Of
the market Is very strong and the tendency
Is distinctly toward higher prices. Incidental
advances reported in bieached brown and
coarse colored cottons, also In prints and
ginghams. Print cloths higher: sales OF reg
ulars at 21sc. and further bids thereat de-
clined. No change in the wooden goods stu
atlcn Tone steady Dress goods steady.
Silks strong and advancing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-02

thing, with the possible execution Of gbt
caves. Butcher cattle were in demand and