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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-11
ST. fau/ Markets.

PRODUCE-Butter, eggs and potatoes
steady. Oranges are firm with a tendency
toward stronger prices.
The following are the quotations as cor
rected daily by Jett & Woods:
Arples-Per Bbl-Ruaset s3.75@4.95; Bald
win, $3.75g4. 80; Greehing, $S75a4 so; other
S2G2.25; small bunches, $1.50@2
Beans-Per Bu-Fancy, s1.25@1.3 35: dirty lots
CoT65c; brown, fancy, SIPS; medium, hand
picked, S1.15
Beef-Country-d dressed, fancy, 6@sc; rough
lT6c
Butter-Per Lb-Creameries extras 1701Sc
creameries, irsts. 1Gl161Ac; creameries
gathered cream. 14@16c; dairies. extras 15c;
hrsts, 14@15c; roll and print, 12915c; pack
ing goods 10c
Cabbage grown 81 501175.
Cheese-Pcr Lb : Brick, No. l, n@11kc;
brick, Nc. g. 9@eiAc Limburge-. 9091sc
twins; fancy, Minnesota and Wisconsin,
1112@12lsc; primost. f0S1hc.
Cider-Sweet, per bbi, $565. so; sweet per
half Dbl, So. 1903.
Cranberries- and bugle. S. 75d7; bell
:, and cherry, ss@6.5o; Cape Cod, ss.75@7.
included, 16917c; seconds cases Included
13c.
Figs-Ca Ca.ifornia-1O-!b box, s125
Fish-Per Lb-Pickerel. 41hM5c; croppies 7c.
trout, lake. Sc; whtefish &c.
Game-Ducks. maliard per doz, 81. .5od6; can
;, vasbaSk "a 2597: hrant. Per doz, s4@4.5O.
H9gs-clea5mper @#r Lb-Heavy. 4l@c; light AZ
Honey-Lb Sections-Buckwheat. 5@6c; ex-
tracted amber, GG6lsc extracted white lie.
white fancy, 15c.
Lemons California eco to s6Us. $3.50.
Maple Sugar-Per LIB Ohio. il bricks 1Oc
Vermont, in bricks, 10c: Western, in bricks,
19c.
Mutton-Per Lb-Buchs. SIC; country dress
ed, 7@Sc; milk lambs, pelts off. s1s@1Oc.
Nuts-Aimonds, new, small quantities 160
lie; almonds, Tarragonas, sacks, 100 lbs,
Ice: Tarragonas. small quantities, lie; fl
berts, sacks about 200 lbs, 9@akc; flberts,
small quantities. 10c; hickory, per bu $50;
peanuts, per h. raw 5GD6c; peanuts, per
ID roasted, s97c; peanuts small quantities,
a916c: walnuts. s@9c; walnuts. California,
soft SHE'LL sacks, 100 to ITO lbs 91a@10c:
walnuts, California, hard, less quantities,
12c: black walnuts 81.
Onions-Per Bu-Slvcr Skins, 30G40c; red
Globe, 45@5oc: other varieties. Soa45c.
Oranges-Per Box-California navel, s2@3. so
California, seedlings. s250@2.75.
Potatoes es-Burbanks, S5@4oc; Rural, 32@s5c;
Peerless. 92@35c; othe: varieties 2S@32c
Jersey Sweets. 81 % per Dbl; Ccbdens, 81. %.
Poultry-Country- dressed = Spring chickens.
SdS1hc; hens, Sc; roosters, sc; turkeys,
choice, 10@11c: medium. &C.
Veal-Per Lb-Coarse and thin. Sc extra
fancy, country dressed, 71a@Sc.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOSSIP-Gossip by private wire to
{: II; F. Smith & Co.. st; Paul. members ,t, OF OF
rAe New York stock exchange and Chicago
board of trade.-St. Louis cash handler says:
on what are we building this wheat? Ger
tainly not on export demand. as we are sey-
eral cents out OF line. other countries Offering
cheaper taking advantage every time Of our
bull market to sell on. Think we are on the
eve OF serious break. Too early to talk OF
crop damage. / don't know where the bull
comes in. kelly OF st. Louis says about
5Seo,00o clearances this week; visible Monday
now looks like fair decrease.-Des Moines-
Dealers are selling no corn last ten days and
feeders are paying over track bids.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Feb. 1O.-Flour steady.
Wheat quiet; No ? northern, blank Oats
ley quiet; 10 2, Size: sample. as@soc
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Feb. 1o.-Wheat
steady No i hard. &c; No. 2, 65a2qS7e; I6 NO NO
So sprng No s4asse sso No Ss J. S0 slas ss
firmer; No. mixed. S213@32s4c: No. 2 white
33c: No. 3, S2lac. Oats firm; No. white. 3oc.
Rye S1, steady; oIis No ~ 2 5le. uso,. ,o.er NJ
red. cash elevator. 73c; track. 74@75c Feb
Iuary, 7$ac; May, a5lz@ISssc; July. No lO7s
bid; July. 359sc. Oats higher; No. cash
2S12c: track, 29c; February, 2S1ac; May, 2912c
asked; No. white, 30a3o%c. Flax seed
NEW YORK. Feb. O-Flour-Receipts,
2,539 bbls; exports 81 443 bbls; dull but fairly
steady. Rye -four dull: sood 10 fair, So. ESQ
o1u, cnolce 10 1ancy, A5.4OWo.oO w Wnedt-he-
ceipts. 11,2OO bu; exports, 51.9N bu; spo,
steady; No. red S3a4c f. O. b.. afcat; options
opened weaker in consequence of liberal Ar
gertine shipments. lower cables and reported
SHOWS. They rallied later on alleged outside
support but in the last hour broke rapidly as
result of milder weather predictions; closed
weak at Ac net decline; sales included No. 2,
March 79A@S0A. closing at 7s7sc. Corn-Re-
ceipts. 26.325 bu; exports. 6.742 bu: spot firm
No. ,. 432s@45lsc f. O. b.. afloat; new and old;
cptions opened easter with wheat. later ex-
peritnced good advance on covering ard
small receipts easing off finally with wheat:
closed quiet at lsG3sc net decline; May, 4las@
41&c. closing at 415sc. Oats-Receipts, A. 400
hu; exports. 165 bu; spot firm; No. 2, S5c;
No. white 36lbc.
ed quiet: March. 5s 7ssd; May 81 ND; spot
steady; No. 2 red Western winter, SIS Sd.
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed, new, So
I'D: American mixed, old, Is 7szd futures
quiet: February. new crop. IS 45sd: March,
IS 4%d; May, IS 4&d. Receipts of wheat dur
ing the past three days. 274.oOO centals. in
cluding 211 .0o0 American. Receipts of Amer-
can corn during the past three days, 81 900
centals Weather warm and showery.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK COTTON-New York, Feb. 10,
The cotton market opened steady in tone
with prices unchanged to points higher, and
almost Immediately developed pronounced
strength on firm English cables, official re-
PORTS Of an exceptionally light NOV ement at
all points OF the South and the worst weather
map ever posted on the exchange. The latter
bulletin indicated further drop in tempera-
ture at nearly every weather bureau station
in the cotton region. The fact that no
relief was in sight gave additional weight
to this factor. The few dispatches coming
to hand reporting cotton in the fields still
undamaged, were received with Indifference.
Reliable parties stated the situation In the
central and western portions of the belt to
be even worse than the government map
would Indicate. Interior receipts were sur
prisingly small even when taking Into CON
sideration the adverse weather conditions
Interior stocks for week showed a marked
decrease and the port movement fell far be-
low expectations and made a poor showing
contrasted with the same week year ago
Futures closed steady: March. 23c; April
6.21c; May, 6.21c; June 62Oc; July, 621c:
August: 6.24c; September, 6.1Oc; October, 6.1Oc; ;
November, 6;loc; December, 613c. Spot cot
ton closed quiet, and unchanged Sales, none.
SEED MARKETS-Chicago, Feb 1O.-The
market for flax IS strong in the face of all
other speculative markets being weak. Re-
cars at Minneapolis. Cash fax at $119, and
May at s1.1S1s per bu. Cash timothy seed
eiosed ;osed at s2d7 PEI 100 lbs Glover seed
seed quoted at s1.15 per bu. e' '0 AN
NEW YORK METALS-New York Feb 10
Tin went up with a whirl today on a sud-
den influx of buying orders and firm set
Of advices from the West. The cable news
also proved better than expected, and aided
in Strengthening the market. The other ce-
partments were devoid of radical changes
but all showed generally healthy undertone.
At the close the metal exchange called Fig
iron warrants firm at $3.50. nominal; lake
ed; tin flrmer and higher, with s23.75 bid and
s24 asked: lead steadier. with $40 bid and
g. IS asked; spelter strong. with Sc bid and
$6.121z asked. The brokers' price for lead -
$.2O and for copper. 1s14@1Slkc.
NEW YORK COFFEE-New York, Feb. a.
Coffee options opened steady at unchanged
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NAY AGAIN DECLlNED
Pfe,..cus

CHICAGO Feb. l0.-Discouraging foreign
advices today and POOR cash demand, caused
a gsod deal CT long wheat 10 be un!Sadad on
the market May left of at decline OF so
1c. Corn gained 1sc ard cats are shade
h:eher. Pork and lard declined 5Q712c each,
and rihs 2,495e.
The Live rooI wHtat market quoted declines
O. from SD u &4d before trading commenced
here ara Argentina reported having shipped
Sii eco bu wheat this. week Under such m
fuences the market here was weak at the
start. May opening hd3sc lever at l21sQ ISc
with mere Sellers than buyers at the bottom
figure.
Chicago received II cars OF which seven
graded contract. Minneapolis and Duluth got
20 carloads as compared with 4S5 the corre-
Spending day last year. The returns of sea-
bard clearancss ot wheat and -four gave early
promise that they would be heavy, and that
tended TO support the market for time, with,
out however, adding 10 the price: After hall
an hour OF fluctuations measured by 1sc range
the price OF May gradually improved to 7St2c,
ara had scarcely reached that point before II
began TO tumble hack to 7Sc. Reports from
the stock taking centers indicated little
change in the visible either way. Western
primary markets received only 395.oG0 bu
compared With 4+3.CC0 hu a year ago, While the
sea5oard clearances Of wheat and -four were
large amounting TO 500 COO bu. On the other
hand however foreign adv.ces were very dis
couraging and the seaboard had no shipping
orders except Of the merest retail kind. There
were several rapid fluctuations between 800
733sc. but near the end under selling by
Interests which have recently been good buy
ers. May sagged until 7219c was reached and
st the close there were sellers at 72l2Q729sc.
Moderate receipts ana the growing c0nNic-
tion that they will remain so permanently.
Strengthened corn. Country offerings were
light, and the buying in the pit was OF
good character. Receipts were 454 cars. May
cpened sc lower &t S6@s6GS%c, sold sparingly
at S65sc. rose TO S7l4c then eased eff to $3.50
SIC, buyers. the ciosing rrice.
IN Improvement in the cash demand and
lg@t receipts strengthened oats There was a
good speculative demand by commission
houses and the market rallied sharply at one
time, but cased of en- liquidation of long
property. Receipts 1S6 cars. May hogan lh@
Ac lower ct 2SlsG2SAc. advanced to 2SAc,
then sold down to 2SSs s62Slzc at the close
Owing 70 the small run of hogs provisions
started fairly firm. The marke: soon became
weak, however, from lack of support and
scattered selling of pork and ribs forced a
decline all around. May pork opened 212c
higher at $io1o rose TO $l012ia. declined to
SOTO. ard closed $0.O214. The range in lard
and ribs was Of LITTLE consequence,
Estimates for Saturday: Wheat "a cars; 4;
corn 400 cars; oats, us cars; hogs Il, 600 head
The leading futures ranged as folIows.
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The Stock Morkets.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-The market left off
with advances in the leading specialties and
prominent railways, with the tone unsettled
The dealings were largely professional, and
were In the nature OF contracts over the triple
holiday. The early trading was practically
featureless. Commission houses had but few
orders, and the trading for London was In
very moderate volume without any marked
tendency. The railways were inclined to Gag
in the early trading, st. Paul's earnings in
Aggressive buying of Burlington disspated
the early hesitancy, and had a favorable in
huence on the market generally The coal
ers showed particular strength as did New
York Central, Pennsylvania and the grangers
generally. The usual refunding stories, which
lacked official confirmation, were revived In
connection with Burlington g strength. Pa
cific Mail recovered an early decline which
was attributed to advices that the steamship
subsidy bill was unlikely to pass Sugar dis
played strength, while Tobacco was weak
most of the day
The further successes about Manila had q
sentimentally beneficial influence on values.
Prices rose until delivery hour when there
was a brisk selling movement. but stocks
were SO well taken that rally ensued in
some quarters In the final dealings, and the
market closed over the holidays, to be re-
opened Tuesday morning. Meanwhile the
bank statement will appear and much i'm
portance attaches to it's character
Railroad and miscellaneous bonds were in
good request throughout the day, with gains
s3.s50.c00. U. S. old As registered advanced
u, and the 5s registered Is in the bid price.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Charles H. F. Smith Co..
members of the New York stock exchange,
Pioneer Press building. who have direct
wires to Chicago and New York. Closing
prices are bid:
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nished by Grggs Bios. grain and seed mer-
chants:
WhEAT-No. northern. 7O%@71%c; No. Z
sSspssiac' S ss,1S7 ssc Seo"
white. 29Q29l2c; No. 8, Sl@29Ac.--BARLEY
AND RYE-sample barley, Ss@45c; rye, No. 2,
- .S9isq53lsc; No. 3, 51@52c.-SEEDS-No
flax 81 ldH1.15; timothy seed, 90cG $1.25; red
clover, SEAL ---TLnUR-Patents. per bbl,
saesGsSt ~ -four, $2.fOa2 2sv.---scRoUND
FEED sls. 75G14l l--coARSE CoRNMlEAL..s
So, 2,50@1S.25. = BRAN-$lO 759l1.-SnUnl 5
In bulk, sic 500 II. 11.25-HAY = Market
slightly higher; receipts light; choice Iowa
ard Minnesota upland. $7@7.25; No. / up
land $e.5o@7; good wild hay, $S5o@6; low
mixed, @65o.-STRAW-R sS.50@3.75
oat S3G3 10
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prcer. ruled inactive and feature-ess, with
a weak undertone following lower Havre and
Hamburg cables, and unsatisfactory Rio and
Santos reports selling checked by increased
warehouse deliveries no outside speculation
and spot neg,ected Afternoon markets ead-
ier closed steady at net unchanged prices.
Sales, 1900 bags including March, 5.5pc;
May, 565c; July, 5.sGc September, 5sOc DC,
tober. 5.S5c; November, 600c; December,
6.10c. Spot coffee: Rio dull; mild quiet. Sugar
Raw firm; fair refining, 313-16c; centrifugal,
96 test, 5-16c; mo-asses sugar, 9-16c: re-
fined firm
NEW YORK DRY GOODS-New York. Feb
10.-The general demand for cotton goods was
we'll maintained, but actual business wau re-
strained to some extent by scarcity of ready
supplies: In brown ccttons the owners were
frequently compelled to purchase 81 ort leng h ;.
second,, etc. in order to meet pressing re-
quirements. Bleached eottors were strong. "
held and further advances are looktd Tor.
Print cloths were strong at 21kc for regulars
and purchases of wide goods at 3Ihc for 9S-
inch Gas, and 4c for S9-dnch SIS. Cotton blank
cts were selling we'll at the opening advance
Wool blankets were in fair request for new
season, but to 10 per cent lower than last
year. Mems wear wooens and dress goods
were in steady demand.
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Vash quotations were as follows: Flour-
Little better demand and steadier No .
suring wheat. 6S@71c: No 8 spring wheat
C5d70c; No. red, 721 73c No corn, 35lh@p
$6e; No 2 yellow, 52l@36Ac. No. cats, 2SH
q 2Sl@c: No white. 2012@31c: No. white
20, 3Cl2c. No. rye, 55i@c. Sample barley 496
sic. No. l faxseed. $i.15; N W.. sl1s. Prime
timothy seed. s2.42i@. Mess pork, per Dbl,
S:-e3@9.s0 Lard, per 1C9 lbs S.. 5o@5 52I5
snltrd shoulders tboxed' 4AG43sc Short
clear sides fhovedl. s5.l5@515 Whisky, dis
ui'ers' finished fcods, per gallon, s'.25. SUI
Far, cut leaf, 5.75c: granulated. 5.20c Re
ceiptg-Flour. 1900 lbs wheat, G.. coo bu:
ccrn, 499- h0l hu: oats. 275 009 bu; rye 7,0G0 h"
barley fS'0e hn- Shipments-F'orr 1S GOO
hh s wheat. "a 0Gn bu: corn. 179,c0O bu: OATS
.la,0C0 hu; rye, 2cO9 bu barley COO bu. On
re produc' exchange today the butter market
E"s fra. re~mor'e9, ltGG20c; dairies, Halle
IS firm; fresh. 2@c. Cheese, steady; creams,
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wall oIHEEi GOSSlP-New YORK STOCK
GOSSIP, reported by II: Holbert & Son, bank
ers and brokers' 341 Robert street, National
german American, Bank building, st. Paul.
Strong, ssa,3 4;o stIrgis & Co. wire US; I'VE are
weH pleased with the action of the stock mar
ket today, particularly in view of the three
day holiday before us. Prices have ruled
firm, and while there has been some dullness.
the undertone of the market is one of unmis-
taxable strength. 1t is to be observed too,
that the traders have switched about, and we
think are generally committed to the bull
side. Atchfson preferred, Sugar and Burling-
ton have proved the features of the trading.
me buying Of burlington has been particu-
Iad saTly good. and Boston is reported as con.
the situation, and expect growing active
speculation during next week. We therefore
continue to advise the purchase of the Den
lson as well as Northern Pacific common,
and think if people will be patient that in
the next ten days or two weeks these stocks
Will show considerable advance"
NEW YORK MONEY-New York, Feb TO-
Money on call steady, 2@2ls per cent; last
M Loan, 2la per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
With actual business in bankers bills at
$4.S51a@4S5A for demand and at $4s3h@
4.S3A for sixty days. Posted rates, $3.50
s;a% 4 a5ln ana .. sssG14se5s sf,4 Commercial bills
@6olAc Bar silver, 1890. Mexican dollars,
FOREIGN FINANc1AL-NewY York, Feb. TO-
The Commercial Advertisers London finan-
cial cablegram says: ''The markets hero
were heavy today. The settlement restricted
business but the line firm. and after
the settlement the initiation was to buy.
Americans were completely lifeless, dealers
in them not even forming a group .on the
center of the floor. owing to the settlement
and hour holidays. In the street they were
hardened slightly on New York purchases of
PENNSYLVANIA and the coalera Tintos were
40 9-16 on the rise of 2s in copper; Anacon-
das, 1916; Utahs. ~; Bostons. ZIG. Monev
was much wanted for the settlement, and
there was considerable borrowing.
TREASURY STATEMENT Washington
Feb; 10-Today's statement Of the condition
of the treasury shows: Available cash bal
ance. 272. .65l ,647; gold reserve. $227. .S12 665.
FOREIGN BANK STATEMENT-Berlin
Feb. 10.-The weekly statement Of the ID.-
perial Bank of Germany shows the following
changes: Cash in hand. increase 12.2S0 0o0
marks; treasury notes, increase $4,000 marks;
other securities. decrease 3,3S0000 marks;
notes in circulation, decrease Al. 600 marks
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul-$6S1. 1905
Mnneapolis-s1. .120 70S.
Chicago-$1S 609 S31.
Boston-$21, ,165.S35.
New York-s200, ,534, ,S34.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.

OTHER GRAINs-No. corn. So; No. q Z
corn, Is; no grade corn, 2; No. 8 oats, n: no
Grade oats. l.: No. rye. 4; No. barley, 2;
CARS INSPECTED OUTLWbeeatWN OUTLWb eat n"A' i /
northern, II; No. 2 northern. 1; rejected ?:
no no grade, 10; No corn, 3; No 8 oats. ss:
No; ? rye, |; no grade flax. l.
RECEIPTS-Wheat. IFS cars 100 a4o bu
corn. 27,13O bu; oats. 2S2OO bu: barley : aoo
su GoO rye yS: $5o anr bg u; fax ss5o bu fuel OIL
chandisce, 1,607,21O lbi'; lumber, cars. hsr-
rel stock, car; machinery. 176, ,SS5 lbs: coal
SOS tons: wood. 272 cords; live stock, 4 cars:
dressed meats. 1910 lbs: railroad materials
cars, sundries. 10 cars; car lots. 531.
SUPERINTENDENT, II cars. $40 hu.
corn, 1920 bu; oats. 1880 bu: barley. .7o5
bbls mllstuffs, 1918 tons; merchandiss
.22O,5SO lbs: lumber. So cars: machnerv'
rs 2S6 @ 800 lbs; brick. 5000; household goods,
lbs; railroad materials, cars: sundr;as 2
cars; car lots $40 '
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DULUTH.

DULUTH Minn., Feb. 1o-The market was
dull and slightly weaker. May opened a.
up at 724c, sold off to 72sc shortly and uI
TO 7212c at noon. At 1890 1t was quoted a,
71Ac. Cash, 5000 bu, at unchanged premi-
ums; 50o,oeo bu this week. Cash sales: 5000
71c; cars No. 1 northern, 7O7sc: 19 600 bu
No. northern. 70&c. ReceiptsEWheat, 107.
447 bu; corn. 331 bu; cats. "a 443 bu; rye
1,056 bu; barley, ZOOS bu; fax, 1859 bu ship,
ments-Wheat. 1921 bu; May closed &c of
at 71Mc; spot No. 1 hard, 71Ac; No. north
ern, 69Ac; No. northern, 65a4c; No. 8 spring
62c to arrive, No. hard, 72asc No. / north
ern, 703sc: No. 1 northern, 703sc; No l hard
February, nAc; May. 737sc; July, 743sc; No
1 northern, February, 69Nc; July. 72ssc; oats
29A @29Ac; rye, 551hc; barley. 49@46c; fax
81 161h; May, 81 10; corn, 34c May, 35c
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BOSTON MINING SHARES.
BANK CLEARINGS.

The following table, compiled by Brad
streets. shows the bank clearings a the prin-
cipal cities for the week ended Feb. 8, with
the percentage of Increase and decrease, as
compared with the corresponding week last
year:
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Live Stock Markets.


SOUTH ST. PAUL, Feb 10.-The receipts
at the Union stockyards today were: Cattle,
50; calves. 25; hogs, 500; sheep, Co. There
was but little doing at the stockyards today.
The run CT cattle was light and contained but
a few head OF butcher cattle. The quality
was neraly medium. few butcher steers
sold we'll. Stocker and feeder trade was
confined to leftover stuff. Good prices were
OBJ ain d for the better quality: and the
c. mn.on cattle scld low. The hog market
was a strong nickel higher and closed firm
at the advance. The range on butchers was
SO IS to 1915. with the bulk selling at S.. 65GD
$40. The top hogs very choice. The
sheep market was dull, with prices steady.
There were no sales from the feed lots.
Hogs-Comparative receipts:
Total for today Observation-Disclosures. 500
week ago -.--.--.-..-.-......... ...-l, 450
- eSo 4UU
Market was a strong nickel higher, and
closed firm at the advance The run was
light and contained a few punches of choice
hogs. The bulk of the butchers sold at s.. 65
@370 with range of s365 to SS75. Repre-
Sentative sales:
Ruich
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hfiNNE

ve@E and closed wheat heat opened opened
et NE. aga;rst nke Thursday. 10 t "a,
II 71"<c and lost 1-16c by n~on.=July whea.
opsned at 71Ssc against 72lAc Thursdays
c.Sse, and gained 14c by noon.-The cash
!!ght and the demand good in fact all offer
i"Ts were ah o. he'd before 10 4. m-Febru-
3ry 1ry wheat closed at 7OAe, May at 7oac and
WHEAT 0FaE Ing. 'sn est. haE est: Ff T0ihsi ThSr.
j.; j.; Il. 5i* ii ii - ~ s. s. s. 55 !5* 55.
ON TRACKING / hard. 71Ac: No. ! nort3
ern, 7GEc; NJ rorthern, Cshc: February
cats, 2Sl1c; February corn. 32%c: faxsced,
Curb on May wheat ...... 70>, IL
Inf7 on Nay wheat ................ 70A
CalIs al ON, on NAY wheat -. .............1s-A
the four market. Wheat is up and down
within narrow limits. but -four i, steady and
strcng and Will be stronger.
First patents ........ ...... So 9OG4 15
F;Toi f@Gohd c,nr nerenfs -. -......... 63d3 IS
Feed in 2co-ib sacks 81 per ton addiiG9a7 f5@5 !?
in lGG-lb sacks $3.50. The market is very
strorg on active demand
C0RN-No. c0rn, 324c No. 8 yellow. 32as
oATSmNo oats 2914c; No. yellow, 2e.,
- -RYE-No. rye. Observation-Disclosures
grades mating, 4l@4Sc. and even more for
really choice mailing; No. 4, 41c. according
to mating quality; no sales-FEED-Tra
1alr Markets firm and advancing with grain
Coarse oornmea, and cracked corn,
in sacks. per ton, sacks extra So 756p13 no
NO. l ground feed, 2-3 corn. 1-3
~ oats, s0-lb sacks, sacks extra. 13 75G14 90
lob sacks, sacks extra ~ IA 75G15 ~
No. ground feed % cats. Ia
corn, 7O-lb sacks, sacks extra. =. Is 75@16 90
SAMPLE SAFES
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-11


Market steady on all kinds of good cattle
The run was extremely light. and contained
but little butcher stuff. few head of
butcher steers sold well. Stocker and fe sder
trade was c-nfned almost entirely to left
over stuff. Representative sales:
Butcher Cows and Heifers-
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-11

MICH COW EXCHANGE-S3uth ST. Paul.
Feb 10.-Lytle Raeburn's report: There
was but little doing in mich cows today. The
receipts were light and the quality was not
good. Common and thin COWS are not in
demand. Representative sales:
No. Price.
l COW ..,.. ...... -. 49,. ..... -. $50 90
l cow ........ ...... 80. ........ 20 90
/ 25 OO
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-11
ST. PAUL.

Quotations on grain, hay, feed, etc.. fur
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-11

Total sales, 462 100.
*Chi. & Alton ex-divdend, ~ per cent
Glucose, ex-dividend, " per cent; do pfd, ex
dividend, IL per cent
BONDS.