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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COFFEE - New York
March 1.-THE market for coffee futures
e e9 r unfhianged to 10 points lower, rul-
reaching total Of 945OO bags, the largest
Tor the year, under heavy liouidation of
tbag h interest: The weak features were
Inc heaVy receipts at Rio and Santos
and Continued weakness in the E,ron ,fsoS
market, heavy warehouse deliveries and
TTeetreating spot buyers in this country
dCfIs were me me best buyers checking the
towards the close. The market was final.
" steady at 59l5 points net decline To-
f n1a sales c reached $500 bags. including
6.65g6. Zoe: September, 5000. SOC; Octobegr'
s. 1905 5c; November 67566. soc. Decem,
per, 6.93q1c; January, 695@7.O5 Spot-Rio
hhiG nom No; Z invoice. 3-16c; No. job
ddova, 9kql4c. Sugar-Raw steady; re-
M BITTER PRpu AND EGGs-New York,
market firm; June creamery. 1SG23c::
Western creamery, 20025c; factory 178
lSc. Eggs-Receipts, 6,846 pkgs market
urn M TzG1sar at mark. 16c; Southern at
Chicago. March 2-Butter strong.
eSr reaa 1Sg2312c; diaries. 1692lc. Eggs
SEED MARKETS Chicago, March q
The flax seed market for Friday was
about steady, with no particular feature
e exec little inclination to weakness for
N1HN"iAe AtiIui SS' receipts mere We're 4
cars, no cars at Duluth, and s cars at
minneapolis. Cash flax at SLIGO. Nav at
$.5S, September at Sill, October at 81 or
DID. SI.O9 asked, per bu; cash timothy seed
closed at 81: 50 per 100 lbs, and clover seed
at $S25. Minneapolis flax seed quoted at
NEW York COTTON ! New York.
March 1.-The excitement of YESTERDAY
continued at the opening of the cotton
market today. The first cable advices
while showing an advance of 1-16d On
spot cotton, showed a decline Of "a In
futures: Yet by 1:S0 o. M. Tivernoni
time. the English market was a net adj
vance of 312@6-64d, only to lose 2lsGI64d of
the Improvement within the next half
hour, and subsequent cables ref1ectad
equally frenZied conditions abroad. Not
Withstanding the public and private wire
service West and South was very incom-
plete, there was an enormous accumuIa-
tiion OF orders here and a first call re-
suited In an advance of SOFT points with
the subsequent course Of the market ir-
regular with a weak undertone under
the pressure Of profit taking. Privata
cables said that the advance in the Eng
fish cotton market was largely due fo
buying on American and EGYPTIAN or.
ders. During the first hours trading. the
swing of the market was only a matter
of 2 points at the opening with the high
and low, being 9.26d and Gid for NAV
9.24d and 9:14d for August and 1860 and
7.S9d for January. At II a. m, these
months were selling at esd, 92Od and
7.96d, respectively. and the market had
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ports were circulated also of enormous
rival combinations to be organized to
compete in this industry. AS the result
of this pressure the majority of the
stocks in the group were depressed from
"a to points.
The character of much of the selling
was made obvious by the sharp rallies
on bear covering, American Hoop, Ten
nessee Coal and National Steel recover
ing from 2 to points at different times.
Sugar was subjected to heavy selling all
day, which was without other eXplana-
ton than the continued doubt over the
dividend prospects, but which was at
trfbuted to a new bear account. The
stock dropped to par for the first time
cident to the national political campaign,
and fell further to 965s, rallying feverish-
ly and closing unsteady at net loss Of
Third Avenue suffered from additional
liquidation incident to fears of a heavy
assessment on the stock. and fell an ex-
under the high price of February last
year. The stock rallied sharply, and was
well supported during the latter part of
the day.
Peoples Gas was raided on the report
of projected proceedings against the le-
gality of the combination Consolidated
Gas was forced down 9 points on light
transactions Pullman, Sugar preferred,
Tobacco and Metropolitan Street Rail-
way suffered to the extent of to 31s.
The railroad stocks yielded unwilttngly
uHIll" the late TdlQ on the Wn6n
large blocks were thrown over, st. Paul
leading the decline with an extreme drop
of points. Baltimore & Ohio, New York
Central and Southern Pacific were also
notably affected. The late rally on bear
covering reduced the net losses of the
railroads to fractions except In the cases
mentioned.
There was disappointment that London
did not respond with greater enthusiasm
to the news of the relief of Ladysmith
by buying stocks. The disposition there
was to realize. and London was small
seller here. The prospect of a heavy
decline in surplus reserves In the bank
statement induced some selling, but the
preliminary estimates Of the cash move
ment by express indicated a small net
gain. on the interior. This Is attributed
to Shipments by interior banks to New
York for the purpose of buying govern
count is quite insignificant compared
with the weeks losses by the banks to
the subtreasury, which. have amounted
to 81, $4,000. thus making inevitable a
further decline of several millions in the
surplus reserves. of the banks.
The bond market was rather dull and
prices yielded in sympathy with stocks.
Total sales, par value, $1,03o, 900.
United States IS declined Il in the bid
price.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Charles H. F. Smith &
Co., members of the New York Stock eX-
change, Pioneer Press building, who have
direct wires to Chicago and New York.
Closing prices are bid:
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOSSIP-Gossip by private wire
to 9. II; f. Smith & Co, st. Paul. MEM
bers of the New York Stock exchange and
Chicago Board of Trade.-Modern Mil
Ter: Most of winter wheat well covered
with snow which IS of great benefit to the
crop affording protection against posi-
pie complaints from points west of In
diana. NO recent reports of damage from
states that really have been the only to
suHer so far, excepting Michigan, where
the crop appears to be in a bad way
Such reports as come to hand generally
speak Of the fine condition of the plant
Our San Francisco correspondent
writes Feb. rs: There would be larger
offerings, as there is still plenty Of wheat
i0r Shipment, but we are hampered by
the freight situation. So 1 think we cam
not MOI LOOK 10 for very free offerings for cou
from Eastern Nebraska show selling of
corn for last thirty days been quite free.
co NEW ,s Y S1s March 2.-Flour-Re-
active and weak, being shaded little
on some grades winter straights, So. 400
$50; do extras. $2.6Oa2S0; Minnesota pat
e eth. $S;1O@SSO. Rye flour, steady. Buck
Gull. Wheat-Receipts, 256OO spot firm;
No. red, 7S1sc elevator; No. 2 red 1890
6u o. D. 7 aTloat IN store; No l northern,
prompt: options-MaTch, 7S97sIic; clos.
ing at 7S1sc; May; 71A@71 11-16c, closing at
s epfem Ib,y. g Gsl1SS@1Tc closing at 71Ac;
Corn Receipts, 47775: exports 3 80. ' snof
easy: No. 2. I3sc f. 0. b. anoat and 4IISc
elevator Optfons-May, 4O@4O1sc, closing
at 4oc; July, 4O!S9401bc, closing at 401ac.
Oats-Receipts. 81 100 blu; exports. 1865 bu:
spot quiet: No. 2, 2S12c; No ,~2Sc: No, ;
white; 31Ac; No. 3 white, 3O%c; track
mixed Western. 2S@3Oc; options quiet and
MILWAUKEE. Wis, March 2.-FIour
Gull. Wheat, 1sc lower No. l northern.
SSc No. 2 northern. 6S@6S1Rc Rye firm:
NO: 2. &c Barley steady; No. 2, 44c:
25@2514c. w. "iii'e'
LIVERPOOL. March 2.-Wheat Quiet.
ee e. s51 unchanged to sd lower; March,
Ad lower; May, IS I'D; July. IS 71bd.
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MINNEAPOT,TS

MINNEAPOLIS, March 2-Wheat open
ed weak.
May wheat opened at 621k@629sc, against
6S1sc Thursday, advanced to 623s@62a4c,
then lost 1-16c, firmed up to 625sc and lost
1-16c by noon.
July wheat opened at 6324 G637hc, being
l-l6c under Thursday, advanced to 637aGD
SAC, sold at $3.50. and firmed up to 641sc
by noon.
The cash wheat market was active with
a good demand for No. northern at 40
Sc over the May price. May wheat closed
at 631sQ63i4c and July at 6412c
Open High Low Closing
Wheat. ing. est. est. Fri. Thurs
May .....62ia7s 65sij&A 625 S$iS-H S S$is
On Track-No l hard. 651bc; No. / NORTH
ern. 63l9c; No. 2 northern, &c; March
$156 -'''0>'9eU'
Flour--First patents, $36O@3.65; first
clears. $2SO@2.9O rye flour, per bbi. pure
$2.65@2 70; bran in bulk, 81. 256I11. so; shorts
$11.50Q1175.
.Corn-No. 8 corn, a114c; No. yellow,
oatsa N oats, 2sa281sc asked; No. 3
Rye--No. rye quoted at 1870
BARLEY quotes at 3612c; choice mailing
Will bring 40@41c
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn. in
only. $l2.25Q12.50; No. 1 ground feed, 2-3
$12.750lS. 9''OA' eA'ra'
Hay-There is no change in the market
demand continues light. Choice timothy
IS quoted at $S.5OQ9; clover-mixed tirno-
ceipts, 49 tons.
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South st. Paul, March 2, 1

South st. Paul, March 2, 1900.
CATTLE-The cattle market has shown
quite an Improvement this week on stock
ers and feeders. Butcher stuff is fully
steady at last weeks prices. Steer calves
and springy heifers have sold readily and
have been In good demand. If the weather
continues good there Is likely to be very
strong demand for light stockers and
calves. Heavy feeders have held steady.
Mich cows and springers moved off free
ly. Veal calves steady and in good de-
mand Bulls are selling about the same
as last week.
HOGS-The market has declined 10 to Is
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CLEVER SCHEME Baked.
Canadian Steamship Lines Sought
Cape Nome Business.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The atten.
ton of the treasury department has been
called 10 the advertisements of Canadian
steamship lines, soliciting freight to be
shipped to Cape Nome. Alaska. This IL
done on the erroneous assumption that
Cape Nome would be made a SUPPORT of
entry Of the United States. The route of
these shipments, it was intended, should
be from Seattle to Vancouver by rail. a
distance of sixty or seventy miles, thence
to Cape Nome by steamer, thus evading,
according to the officials, our laws, which
prohibit foreign vessels from carrying
goods from one port in the United States
to another. The government, In view of
this fact. has decided for the present at
least not to make Cape Nome a SUPPORT
of entry, leaving st. Michaels the near
est port to the new gold fields. The effect
of this action will be to preserve the trade
with Cape Nome to American vessels
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NEW YORK MINING SHARES.

WALL STREET GOSsIP-New York
Stock gossip, reported by H. Holbert &
Son, bankers and brokers, BAL Robert
street. National German-American Bank
building, st. Paul-Strong, Sturgis & Co
wire us: There is no change for the
peter IN the stock market and prices
tations.. Third Avenue has now ceased
to dominate speculation and at the pres
ent quotation does not seem a tempting
sale SAFE Tor the bears and is too low for
liquidation. It's influence is for the time
pelng curtailed. Sugar, however, is fur
nlsh1ng good field for the bears and the
question of the dividend gives good
ground for short selling. 1t may be that
the dividend will disappoint the street, Of
tn1S no one can speak with authority. In
dustrials have been again forced for sale
tory target. AS fact-no one supports
the common shares of these new corpora
lions. Tor those who are inside have stock
enough, and those of outside have neither
money nor inclination. The bank state
ment will show further decrease in the
reese reserve doubtless and this adds to the
not go down, they should on the other
hand advance, but they are affected SYM
pathetically and as yet the currency in
n na1io - has not aided them. This must
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York,
March THE Commercial Advertisers
London cablegram sssayse 1.-THE markets
still holding aloof, apparently waiting
now for the coming issue of consols II
has just been announced in parliament
that the budget statement will be made
on Monday, month earlier than usual,
the last precedent beingt In 1881 Prices
were dull on the inactivity, Americans
being especially affected. London COM
pletely. neglected them, and New York
sold slightly. The closing was heavy"
TREASURY STATEMENT-Was hing-
ton, March 2.-Todays statement of the
treasury shows Available cash balance,
$296 622, 227; gold reserve $232. 772, 7S6.
NEW YORK MONEY-New York,
March 2.-Money on call steady, actual
transactions ranging from 2A to 3 per
cent; last loan -21@. Prime mercantile
paper 413@512. Sterling exchange easy at
4.S64@4. S619 for demand, and at 4.S2N
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grade. $S.25. Pork-Mess, per Dbl, 50. 600
10. 60. Lard-Per 100 lbs S. T06l5. 771s
Ribs-Short sides Qoosej, SIS. 7Oli5. So
Shoulders-Dry sailed (boxed), 6A661sc
Sides-Short clear (boxed), S. .9O@6. Whis-
ky-Distlllers' finished goods, per gal
lon, Sl.2312. Receipts-Flour $1,000 bbls;
wheat, $1,000 bu corn, 4l3,OOO bu; oats
10000 bu; rye 1000 bu; barley As, 900 bu
Shipments-Flour, $1,000 bbls; wheat, H.
600 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu;
rye, 1000 bu: barley, $1,000 blu. On the
produce exchange today the butter mar
ket was strong; creameries, 1S@231@c;
dairies, 16@21c. Cheese-Firm at 12@l3c
Eggs-Firm; fresh, 151sc.
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Q4S3 for sixty days. Posted rates ST. 50
ga. S412 and $4.S712GD4. IS: commercial bills.
"a .S3Q4 .SS12. Silver certificates, $500
41&c.
MINNEAPOLIS MONEY-Mi Minneapolis,
March New York exchange Friday:
Buying rate Use discount, selling rate 25c
discount; Chicago exchange, buying rate
40c discount. selling rate par: London,
sixty-day sterling $4.SS1s.
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul, STU, 466. 49,
Minneapolis, 1856, S32.
Chicago. $27,073.2i5
New York, $1S1, 1874, 1884,
Boston $22. Q73 257
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Brave American Girl.

VANCOUVER, q. c., March 2.--Miss
ter OF the late Rev. Robert Logan, the
first missionary to the South Sea ISL
ands, sent out from Boston by the Con-
gregational board, has. according to adj
title of Heroine of the Caroline Group
1t is due not only to her fearlessness
in facing famine and tropical diseases
but to her personal interference I'm q
tight between two native chiefs. In which
she sustained an accidental but severe
injury She has since become an in
valid as result Of the injury, and will
return home
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cents during the week. Bulk of the sales
today were at $465Q4.671@, with a top Of
$475 for few choice punches. Pigs, $425
@4.4O. Our hog market is very close to
Chicago, and still We are not getting
enough hogs to supply the demand.
SHEEP-The sheep and lamb market is
in good shape, with more wanted than are
coming In. Good butcher sheep are SELL
ing at $4.50Q5; medium, $4@4.25; thin sheep
and culls, $2@3.5O; good butcher lambs,
S6.25@6. so; medium, $5.75@6; feeding lambs,
s5@6; culls, $4@5. ST
Very truly.
ROGERS & ROGERS.
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DULUTH.

DULUTH, Mimi. March 2.-Wheat
started sc off. but by l o'clock had re-
G covered ar, and was at last nights close.
and July a cent higher, and both gradu-
ally advanced to 651sc and 66Ac. Flax
was dull and steady. The increase In
stocks for the week is expected to be
about 10000 blu. Today receipts: Wheat,
30S cars; corn, 20 cars; oats, cars; rye,
cars; total, $50. Shipments. 1888 bu
wheat: Close: Oats. 24c; rye, cash, SIC;
May, 5Sc; corn, 321ac; barley. 35c to 38c;
flax. cash, $1.55A; May, $1.58; September
II ;lOh; October, $10S12; No. 1 hard, cash,
6o1@c; No. l northern, cash, 64c; May.
No & &c
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ket failed to show any positive strength
at any time during the day, and in the
late dealing the whole list yielded to bear
pressure on the news of the threatening
aspect of affairs amongst the metal work.
ers in Chicago. The weakness of the
iron and steel stocks yesterday, which
was due to large selling orders on Chi
cago account. was thus explained. The
bears were busy in this group of stocks
all day. and supplemented the news of
the labor troubles with many vague
rumors of a propose to defer the divi-
dends which have hitherto been foretold
on more or less reliable authority. Re
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CATTLE.
LIZ
Comparative receipts:

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ........... .15O
"A week ago .''.'..''............... .zl3
yeaG ago NJ
heifers, sS50@4.15; fair to good. 50. 1908. %;
thin cows and Gamers, $2.25@2 so; choice
butcher steers. s5@5.25: fair to good, $425
q 94 H. fat bulls. s3@$75; bologna bulls,
25O@S; veal calves, s.. 5096. %; choice stock
S2:55o@275; common 1 ,s and "a tailings, $2.25@
ers and feeders. $S.5O9425; fair to good,
$S26@35O; common and tailings. $2.5O6
feeding. bulls. $2.5OQ3.25; stays and oxen,
$2.75q3.5O mixers and springers S25@4O.
Receipts were mixed, with nothing of
very choice quality and not enough of
any one kind to make a market Some
fair to good butcher cows and few
common steers were among the offerings,
and sold at good prices, quality consid-
cred. There were no quotable changes in
stock cattle prices, but the market was
dull, owing to the limited receipts Light
steers In good colors found ready buy
ers.
Representative sales:
Butcher Cows and HeiferS-
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CONSULT

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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

William Molitor to Clara w. Erd-
mann, part Its u and 49, blk 6, e.
Rice's second add. ...............,.. sos
T. Lorig and wife to J. McNellis, 1t
l6, blk g. Magoffin & Breckenridge's
auu '..'::: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
William Theobold and wife to
Figge, 1t % blk ?, Borup & Payne's
. add -. 1900
Is, blk 3. Lockwoods add - 600
Mary Fritzen ct al. to Clara A Tay-
lor ct al. 1t %. A Gotzian's sub
: blk g. J.; Dayton's add. ........... $40
Nygren. 1t %. A. Gotzians sub blk
rs, L. Daytons add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 600
Total 6 deeds). ..................$2 81. SIS
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Private aad Chronic diseases Of Rlaa

Men suffering rom evil
effects Of Youthful .nd!Scro-
tions, syphilis gonssrboee,
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ness, varicocele. unnatural
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private diseases are speedily
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any female disease oe irregu-
larity quickly cured. DIR.
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Other Grains--No corn, As Cars: No 3
corn cor o cars 81 No. oats. q cars; No. 2
z cars; No. barley, Z cars; No 5 barieyy'
cars; no grade barley, cars: No. /
max, cars; rejected fax, 8 cars.
Cars Inspected Out - Wheat-N I
northern, 40; No. northern. 76: No 3 70.
rejected. !; no grade, I :; No. oats, 4; No
barley l; No, flax, %; rejected flax, l.
Receipts - Wheat. 23S cars, 100. 400 bu ::
5,l@ bu; rye, 1850 bu: fax, 6,l6O bu: -four
l,$92 bbls; millstuffs, 70 tons; hay, 49 tons
Shlpm nenntsIWheat. % cars. $500 bu;
bu; flax, Is, $50 bu; flour, 54,554 bbis; mill
stufts, 1,23S tons; merchandise, !, $50, S25 lbs
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Total.

Among the, shippers on the market
Were: NJ. G. Black, Nerthfield. cattle
and hogs; T. E. Schumacher. Heron
mixed; Whitman. Eli: River. hogs: r.
White, Chaska. loads cattle and hogs:
z. Holtz. Goodhpe, cattle: Lockwood &
Springs. hogs; ]. Lewis. Orchard. cattle:
a. =. Schuedt. Owatonna, logs; G. A.
Mcconnell. Belle PlaiEe, cattle aud hogs:
L. A. Dodge, Truman, hogs; State bank.
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WHEAT OPENED WEAK
HEAVY ARGENTINE SHIPMENTS
AND LOWER LIVERPOOL CA
BLES THE CAUSE
HAY FINALLY GAINED a BIT

Closed IL Shade Over the Previous
Days Prices-Trade Was Very
Quiet. and for Hours the Price
lowered IL TrIfIe Over First Fig
ures-COrR Market Was About
Steady-Oats Rather Weak.
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MICH Cow EXchange-GoOd COWS were
in good demand and sold little strong
er than last week. Representative sales:
No. Price. No. Price
COWS ........ $50 DOL cows .......S79 90
! cow ........ 80 0G
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The dyspepsia
the who drove devil and parnb
Gne @ the evil back
taa himself so the last state of that
svsn
uncendGc mcine apparently suddenpss r,
Stable to come back evenod than before
like RE Tsoues naturally
depressing The symptoms like headache ~
stomach quickly Tht bowels a. na;st. w.~
Su: hsca,e t.
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20,
Quotations. Fat sheep, S45O@5: stock
sheep, $S.25@4; feeders. So. 1904; fat lambs,
$5.50@6S0; yearlings S5.25G15.75; stock and
feeding lambs. S4;5OQ6; buck lambs, $2@
$50; bucks, So 5OlI4
Receipts were light, with a good de-
mand at good strong prices. Everything
of best quality in the butcher line is sell
ing stronger than a week ago. The fair
to good stuff is salable. but at last week S
quotations. RenreSent tive sales.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL, March 2.-The re-
ceipts at the Union stock yards today
(estimated) were: Cattle, ia; calves, f5;
hogs, LOCO; sheep, $50; horses, none; cars,
2S
The official receipts Thursday were:
Cattle, ZIG; calves, 10; hogs, 739; sheep,
II; horses, 1924: cars, q.
The following table shows the roads
over which Thursdays receipts came in
and the number Of loads hauled by each:
Cattle Hogs Sheen Mixed
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
red, 67M6Sc. Corn-No. 2, SS3zc; No. 2
yellow. SS% d24c. Oats-No. 2, 23623asc:
No. 2 white. 251&426c; No. white, 2515S
26c. Rye--No. ., 55Jac. Barley-No 3 90
ole. Flax Seed-NO. /, 81 90. Timotbv~
Prime, S2.45 Glover Seed-Contract
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were is
sued yesterday:
j. w. Taylor, repairs to brick veneer
building, st. Anthony avenue, be-
tween Clevland and Astoria 80. 81. 500
Eight minor permits. ................2 1850
Total g permltS) ..................,.S44 $50
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STOCKS WE'RE PASSIVE
MARKET FAILED TO SHOW ANY
POSITIVE STRENGTH DURING
SESSION
BEARS BUSY IN SPECIALS
Iron and Steel Securities Attracted
Their Attention Character Of
Selling Made Apparently by
Sharp Rallies on Rear Covering
Railroad Stocks Yielded UnwiI-
IinGIy Until the Late Raid,

Close. Day.
Bar silver New York. .......... 1895 1878
Call money, New York, .... Steady 2Q21a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-03
The receipts thus far this year, COM
pared with the same period in 1899, are
HOGS.

comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ...........1, 600
A year ago /, $50
Quotations: Mixed and butchers, 81 esq
40, heavy packing and rough, 81. 25@4 so;
and boars. $25O@4; pigs. s.. 75Q4 Is.
Receipts were fairly good for Friday
running. quite little ahead of the cor
responding day a year ago. The mar
the decline. The bulk of the offerings
were butchers that sold at $4.621214, 6712
with few extra prime punches a $4.7O0
AIS. Lights sold at $4.6212GD4. 65.
Representative sales:
Mixed and Butchers
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-03

The days sales, each buyer purchasing
the number of head indicated, were as
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HOGS OPENED TEN CENTS LOWER,
CLOSING STEADY AT THE
DECLINE
LIGHT RUN OF CATTLE

No QuOtabIe Change In Prices, but
the Market Was Dull, Owing to
the Limited Observation-Disclosures
Cattle Were I'm Good Demand
Light Stock Steers Sold Readily
Sheep and Lambs Active.