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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS

COFFEE AND SUGAR-New York,
Nov. A--Coffee-Spot Rio dull; No in
voice, &c; mild quiet but firm. Re
5514c. Sugar-Raw quiet but firm. Re
nned steady. The market for coffee fu-
lures closed quiet, with prices unchanged
10 10 points lower. Total sales, %, 80
bags, including; December, 651G6. Sc:
March at 6.6506.70c; May at S. 756lG. So
July at 6.S5c; August at 6. 90d6 95c: SEN
1ember at 6-90G6. 95c.
METAL MARK ET-NeW York. Nov. 20
lin in the local market was quiet and
rather easier, owing to an absence Of
buyers, closing easy at SOS. 40d2S.5 SO. Spell
Ter was shade easier on better cables
than expected, closing steady in tone at
S4.oUG4.35. The rest on the list were IN
changed. Pig iron warrants quiet at $50
10; lake copper dull at $16.75G17; lead
quiet a S43712. The brokers' prices for
lead was 81 and for copper 81.
BUTTER AND EGGS-Butter-Re-
celpts, 1882 pkgs; easier; creamery, $50
Z6c; June creamery, 180235kc factory, L
ql6c. Cheese-Receipts, $40 pkgs; steady;
large September fancy, 1Ga&c: small Ssp-
TEMPER fancy, lie; large October fancy,
1O54c; small October fancy, 101zc. Eggs
Receipts, 4,468 pkgs; barely steady; West
eTn regular packing at mark, 2102fc;
Western loss off. Z7c.
COTTON MARKET-New York. Nov
@.-COttOn-Spot closed quiet; 3-16c high
eT; middlirg uplands, 10Ac; middling
gulf. 1O1Pc; sales. 116 bales; futures closed
steady; November. 10.04c; December, &. 92e:
January, 9.S7c; February. 9.S4c; March,
9S3c: April, 9.S2c; May isle: June, 9.S9c
July, 9.76c; August, 9.67c; September. 3 SOC
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elevator and z65sc f. o. b., afioaf; options
closed hrm and lsQ1@c net higher; May.
~ "a zse. closed at 417sc; December
a lS-161 s31sc, closed at 43lkc Oats-Re-
Ceipts, 102. 2e0 bu; exports, 21S, 256 bu; spot
steady; Ne. 2. 26c; No. 3, 251sc; No 2
white, 2S12@29c; No white 2302s5zc
track mixed Western, 251@q27c; track
VISIBLE SUPPLY-New York Nov 90
Special cable and telegraphic communi-
cations to Bradstreet's show the follow
since the last report: Wheat-United
states and Canada, cast OF the Rockies,
increased 1.600, 900 bu; afioat for and in
Europe, zoe eco bu: total supply increased
100000 bu- Contributed States and Can
ada, east of the Rockies. increased 2 139, Geo
bu. Oats-United States and Canada, east
OF the Rockies, increased 355. 900 bu.
Among the more important increases re-
ported are those of 100000 bu at North
western interior elevators, 5000 bu at
Port Huron and $1,000 bu at Manitoba.
The combined stock of wheat at Port
land, Oregon, Tacoma and Seattle, Wash,
increased 600 bu last week. Beginning
next week, stocks at Nashville, Tenn,
Quebec and additional stocks in and near
Lincoln. Neb., will be included In this
statement.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 2O-Wheat-spot
No red Western winter. quiet at IS
L55d; No. l northern spring, quiet at
Is Sd; No. I California steady at SIS 21kl
Corn-Spot American mixed, new, steady
at IS. Wheat-Futures steady; Deem
Der, 5s I'D; March, IS I'D. Corn-Futu-e s
steady; November. IS 115sd; December, IS
sd January, 3s 9s4d.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2a-Close: Wheat
Higher; No. ? red, cash, 701kc; November,
zoe; December. 701sc; January, D$zc; Nay,
1875 a7Sa4c: No. 2 hard, 6844a69c. Corn
No >, cash. 81: November, Soc; December,
541sc; May, Soc. Oats-No. 2, cash, &c;
November, 29c; December, 22$zc; May,
24&c; No. white, &c.
KANSAS CITY. Nov 20-Wheat-De-
ceraber, 631zd639&c: May, 67$zc; No. ? hard,
cash, 6515d567kc: No. . red, Zoe. Corn
December, 3S@331sc; May, 341zc: cash, No.
2 mixed, SAC; No. 2 white, 351zc Oats
No white, 2615627c.
MILWAUKEE. Nov 20.-Flour-Dull
Wheat-Firmer; No. l northern. 75GD751ac;
No. northern, 7Q711zc. Rye-Decanloer,
dropping; No l. 49G49l1c. Barley-DuIl;
No 3 SIC; sample 45057c Oats-Quiet;
No 2 white 2512@26c.
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PRODUCE AND FRUIT

Butter-Steady and in active demand.
Receipts light. Creameries-Extras. 23c;
1rsts Ze; Dairies-Hand- separator. 20c;
packing stock. 12c.
Cheese-Market steady and active:
twins, fancy full cream, 1215c; full cream,
! o gd9{, America, new, 111k@12c; brick. No.
/, l04llc; brick, No. 2 SIC; Swiss cheese,
611c. ~
Eggs-Market steady: receipts fair.
fresh stock, cases included loss off, 1Sc
Beans-MaFket firm. Fancy navy per
bu, s1.6001. so.
PPeeas-Yellow peas, a25; fancy green,
Potatoes-steady; fair demand. New
potatoes, Der bu, s25Q30c.
+, Nege et t7s. per dozen. 4oc; let
tuce, per dozen, 6oc; parsley, per dozen,
15c; tomatoes, California, basket, Sc:
spinach, per bu, soc; turnips. per bI, 25c:
beans, wax. per bu, S1.50; string beans,
carrots, T r bu, Zoe; new turnips, Per
dozen. &C hOrseraG \. - ID, 10c
enthusiastically. Per crate, zoe.
Onions-St2ady. Homegrown onions,
Apples-Market well cleaned up and
good stock commands firm prices at ad-
Eanced quotations. Apples, fancy, 81 rs
Lemons-Receipts liberal; demand
good. Fancy Messinas, box, 50. 7504; Cal-
ifornia, per box, So. 75@4
Orange S-JamaicaS, box, s..
Nuts-Eickory, per bu, s1G1. %: black
walnuts, per bu, 75c@S1; New California
walnuts, h., 14e; peanuts, raw, per 10.
&c; peanuts, roasted, per ID, &c; 3razils,
per Ib. &c; pecans medium, 11G1115c:
hazelnuts, per ID, 50Sc; chestnuts, new.
per ID, 12615c.
Bananas-Supply moderate; demand
active. Choice shipping, $202 80
Figs and Dates-F'igs, new, California
box, .......; fard dates, 10-Ib boxes. sac:
Halloween dates, new, 515c.
Apple Cider-Sweet, per Dbl. S.; sweet,
per half Dbl. 10; hard, per Dbl, 49,
Dressed Meats-Demand light, supply
fair. Veal, fancy, 7@71ac; veal, medium.
512c; hogs, country dressed, &c; milk
lambs, pelts off, 7c
Poultry-Demand active; receipts lib
eTaL Springs, per Id, 6G61ac mixed
chickens, &c; hens. 57aQ6c; turkeys, &c;
F'ish-Fair demand. Pike. Der lb. Sc.
croppies. Per 10, 4d5c; pickerel, per 10, 4c;
frog legs, doz, 4Q8c
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Light, Mixed and Butchers
CATTLE

Total for today (estimateD .........2 400
800 go -. ...'..........26 52
Quotations.: Good to cnoIce butcher
steers, s4-6595-25; fair to good. S4.l56D4. so:
common to fair, S3.50640G; good to
cnolce butcher cows and heifers. So. 506
40; lair TO good butcher cows ana
heifers, $2.75GS.50; thin COWS and can
ners, $I50d2.50; choice corn-fed bulls. -Ss0
= fair to good butcher bulls, 81 75G30C;
polqsha q pulls d5ls. S2,OOQ2.l %; good to choice
Eeals, %5.OUQ5t5; fair to good veals. S46
D; GOOD. to choice feeders, s.. G0d3. %: good
to choice stock steers. So 1563. 40: fair 10
good, $215Q3.l0; common, 81 000275; good
to choice stock cows and heifers 81 son
2:75: fair to good. 81 2592. so; common
Sit5QZ-25; good to choice steer calves.
80 4V95; 6O; 1alr to good, So, 0093 40; good
to ehoice heifer calves, $2.5G6I2. 70; fair TO
good. y 25@2,5Q; stock and feeding bulls.
200q2.50; good to choice mixers and
sprlnsers, S35440; good to fair $30G25
common, $20Q28.
esternszGood to choice butcher
steers, S4.25Q460 fair to good, Sc. 1901 o
good to choice butcher cows and heffers,
$o50q3.S0; fair to good butcher S3GD3 SO.
good to choice feeders, s4Q410; choice
stock cows and heifers 81 75Sr2 10. fair
to good S2.5QQ2. "a 49,
Killing cattle of all kinds in good de-
mand at prices steady at Mondays drop.
receipts were largely natives in small
lots, with only scattering punches better
than common to fair IN quality Fat
steer offerings were very scarce and com
mon in quality. The stock cattle division
was fairly active. Buyers were on the
market for feeding stuff and stock calves
and paying prices steady at last week s
There was a considerable movement Of
stock and feeding steers at s.. 5083. rs, for
the very good and 81. 7503. q for the fair
TO good. Young feeding cows and stock
heifers sold at 81 556t2.60. Heifer calves
sold at s2-406I3 and good sized punches ii
steer calves were moved at S3G3 so. Stock
and feeding bulls steady and active
= lTT7f1 lob
Some stuff was moved at very low prices
Representative sales:
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OTITTTv

DULUTH. MINI. Nov. 2o-Market active
and tirm; December opesed unchanged at
12c. sold up. TO IZlzc al 9.59, of to NE
at 1910 up to 12l5c at 13:3G. up to 79sso Al
Y 40. and closed 15e up at 72lzc. Cash.
lEl,680 bu at 1Iac over Decenb Der Wheat
NO. l hard, cash. 76c; TO arrive. 75c: De-
cember, 74lsc; May. TS5sc: No. northern.
cash, l4c; to arrive, 73c: November. 73lbc:
December 7212e; Nav. 1850; No. , north,
ern, 69}2c; No. 3 spring. IS isc; cats. 231L n
sc; rye, 46c; barley. sG05Se; fax. cash.
$I.5S; 10 arrive. 81 SO; November, 81 Sc; De
1nspeeton-Wheat. $50; carn. 9: oats. II:
rye. Z; barley, g. fax 142 Receipts3
Wheat, los SOS bu; corn, 916 bu; oats, $50
nu; rye, 4,416 bu baIar. 5.07e br Aaw
20,I5l bu. Shipments-y7- eat. 100 ea0 b11
harley, 1852 bu; fax, So bu.
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OTHER GRAIN MaRRrra

NEW YORK, Nov. s2o.-FIour-
y. 81 bbis; exports, 1884 bbIs: steadied
ana ana a shade more active at old prices
MI neatLReceipts, $500 bu; exports. 2S.SI4
atioat; Ne. ? red, 76azc elevator: No
northern. Duluth, 635sc . b., afioaf. No
l |. hard, Duluth. sec f o b., afioat: on.
Sipiss ci9S a lirn at a3sc net advance:
9lalrch. ls1sqS0Ssc, closed at e0Ac; MAJ
t57saSe S-l6c, closed az soc; NoFen1i1,ssr
closed !Gl4c; December "a on else. clos
cd at 1T4zc Corn-Receipts, col coo b1I.
eAEorls' Af'eA' bu; spot firm; No. 2, 4se
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ADVANCE HAS GENERAL
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE BUsI-
NESS ACTIVE, W.T.. PRICES
HIGHER
DEC. WHEAT, 5-8e TO 3-4o UP
Corn ard Oats Also Gained Frac-
tiOnaIIy, and Provisions Were
MARKED Up From Lee
TO II I-2c.
DEC. WHEAT, 5-se TO 8-4o UP

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-Local SPECTATORS
showed renewed interest. in all the grain
and provision markets today, and fairly
good advances We're recorded IN all
commodities in consequence Of the i'm
proved demand. Low contract stocks
We're sun q factor in corn. Wheat closed
S6qe4c higher, corn Sc higher for No
Vember and 1zqSsc higher Tor December
oats advanced a shade and provisions
cloSed from - to 1212c higher.
w heat showed some indications Of
weakness around the opening. Liverpool
was weak and lower, and this fact though
expected after yesterday decline here,
caused enough selling pressure on q mar
keL almost bare Of BUYERS TO send prices
down slightly Shortly after the Cpen-
ing me little buying furry sent the price
shade lower. al 70lsd7014c, and~advanced
70 tyi2G 3"9se on this demand. The fact
thaI primary receipts were re- Their small
mad some influence in this buying
period OF depression followed during
winch a new seasons low record was
MADE, December declining to zoe on Brad
streei report on the worlds visible,
showing an increase Of SOC 900 blu start
ed the LIQUIDATION. But the reacri0n. came
quickly after zoe had been reached. A
loca! demand, which grew quite heavy
a nc session drew TO close. absOrDed
- "INaL oIeTed, and from 79c the mar
Ret rose steadily TO Use. The close was
Lrn at lJtsGllc. Northwest receil7fs vera
80 cars, against $40 last week and 225
49, N--i4Ne15O receipts were l3q
cars, SIX Of contract grade. T0+7l 1ri-
mary receipts were $4,000 bu Sea,C9rd
10 $4,000 bu IL ~
Corn vas irregular, active at times.
ouI win many duh periods. The weather
CollllilleI unfaYorable and the market
opened strong and higher Chiefly on This
account Inc November deal was pushed
Vigorously Tor tine, and December
Under IL good general demand. also a53
NalCgl Sharply. Country offerings were
sAlalI ard this and the small Contrart
sloItAs were moving factors. Later in 4be
svSsl9A CI1erlngs became more liberal and
d part o. the advance was JOSH Re-
EeiptS were SIS cars. November clOsA7 al
rs an advance Of Sc. It sold for a
S!!Ile al +z72c. December ranged from
49, y S2i4c' and closed 4G$sc higner
Oats were dull and trad5sg without fea-
LuI6' receipts were "a cars Decar7l,er
l1--Se4 from 1;s4Nc tC HS4c, and closed
SI,aGS higher, at 217sc
4Iol isloIls were weak early. ana s4ron9
.aLe al lAe session Heavy hog receints
PIouuceu some shading OF prices At he
- I, pLl later the com strength and
a. L-lIJIC Fru cash demand caused a GOOD
a aIlce. with pork showing the T770s+
- eng IN. Shorts we're good BUYERS. Al
ne g,gSe January pork was 1215c Higher
= = 81 SiictS, January lard 2isd5c 1fgbaT Il
..s'12te ~, and January ribs SAFE hi.r6t
- az @o-9u0 69Zis- Estimated racei77fe
~ elilt=sday- wheat. 10 cars: corn ak
LIS T QalS, ~ cars; bogs, 4. 600 had
---s -sa114g futures ranged as follows.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

F. A Seymour ct. al to A NJ. Ry-
strom, It's and ., blk l. Oakviile
J. 2. 5winerton and wife to R. Han
sen, II Y, William A Boles' rearr
blk 81, B. & O.'s add ......... q
William T. Thompson and wife to
NATIONAL Bank Of Oshkosh, Its IS
and 20, blk %, 500 Marie Park
G. E. Walsh and wife to J. Walsh.
NV 4 Of NV 4 see. Il, town q,
- ....................... 4
William Dawson and wife to Han
nah Kerwin, part blk I, Central
"a, al \ ......-.....- Il, O
Eve TarboX and husband to c. p
Noyes, part 1t s, blk s. Whitney &
Smiths add .-.................... & q
L. L. Wann and wife to C. P. Moves.
part 1t s, blk s, Whitney & Smiths
A. n. Rarringer and wife to LujU =
LongEeld, cit Z, blk 8 Jockeys add 9
Constancedeia H Robson and hus-
band TO J.. Nannheimer, 1t L, blk
IL, A Gltzian's rearr. SigeIs add.
Total g deeds) ........ s9s :
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MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 9o-neca,,,,,,,
wheat opened at &c, against PFC -- VS.
Lerday' gained Lice, sold down to 7I8l
a. gs55sc. iirned up 70 72ssc dropped to
Use, advanced TO 721sa512lsc. sold AZ 7I7tc
nTnied up 70 7z'zc. hold at re. gsinSe3
&c, ana lost sc by 1:50 a. H., and bV
noon held g. 723kc "1
May wheat opened ar 73=lc ag..,z4
i45sAzioe yesterday. lest lie. frne5 m
70 go io@sc, sold down TO 7425c. a1Veneed
70 t5zse, again sod at sc. advsnce5 to u
, lozsls 20 - iost Lee Icy 1880, and by
The cash wheat market was strong
;gith an urgent demand Tor good mil.
ing IN wheat. 10. / northern sold at $50
= over me december future. and No. 2
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The LIVE STOCK Markets
BULK OF noes SOLD SHADE
THAN MONDAYS
AVERAGE
CATTLE FAIRLY
ACTIVE
Butcher Stuff Steady at Mondays
Decline, With Good Demand
Good Quality stock and Feed
ing Cattle Selling Readily.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Nov. 2o.-Receipts
at the Union Stock Yards today (esu-
mated were: Cattle. 1850; calves, $50
hogs, $500; sheep. $500; ears I7S.
Official receipts Monday: Cattle. l,16S;
calves. 164; hogs, LIZA; sheep, ~; cars,
Receipts thus far in November. com
pared with the same period in Novem-
Der. 1899, are as follows:
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California Via the "Sunshine Route
&C., Nj. & ST. p Rvl

Every Wednesday fine Pullman tour
ist sleeper leaves Twin Cities Isl. Paul
Sis a. m, Minneapolis sos a. M via
Q. NJ. & St. P Ry., and run through
to Los Angeles, arriving there every
Sunday morning.
Price of double berth in this car Sc. 90.
Before making your arrangements for
California get particulars as to Sun
shine Route
Hundreds of Northwestern people pat
tronize this popular service every sea-
son-it traverses one of the most interest
ing portions of America
For comfort and ease it is not sur
PASSED.
Cheapest rates are obtainable via this
route Inquire Of ticket agents, or write
]. T. COnley Asst. Gen. Pass Agent
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.2sA quotations were a roIIoyvs- T7Io,,-
Jul ~ heat-Nc. 8, 57d72c: No . ra5 =
~ & IS 6 ygtrnGNo 2. less: No ? yellow
~ - "a Ne : Zl4QZ3l<c; No , white
1000 leeeIng. 56053c; fair to cboios n,ait-
s4g, 5=q59c. Flax Seed-No !. 81. 20. N I
S So5 III" esteTn, y 81 Timothy Seed-PriTaa
S-.os L'urh--Ness, per Dbl. $40 S9I55517
I6iatd-2er l90 lbs, $50 Short Rjbs-Si7ac.
iIooSel, 7LZ50.I5. Sh0ulders-Drv ssIte1
19oAS g :, 2.s46c. Siles-Short clear (boT-
s. y So q. W hlllsAy-Ba.is eff nigh wines
5-,SSc; confectioners' a . 5.55e. off
9;+ec. Clover Seed-Contract gra5e i- s76'
re- ESecelpts-P loJr 1900 bbls; wheat i21 60l
5,yt0 bu; barley. 114e50 bu. Sfjnr1ssn : : :,
7.5 our 600 bbls; wheat 10000 bu: corn
13I'g ~, bq; oats $500 bu barley, 5000 bl,
III ~. me me 5Feouce exchange today the h11f-
Sc Li,-l AeI was steady; cTeameries. 150
IS oslIles' l23@422c. Cheese firm at 7Gg
4I5sc-~ Eggs steady: fresh. SOC NV9
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Tie following table Shows the road.
over which Mondays receipts came in and
the number of loads hauled by each:
Cattle. Hogs Sheen Mixed
alive receinfs.

n iihC1d dtiN e receipts:
Aotal Tor today (estimated) 800
ouotatioges Cod =, -, 81 2. 99l
GAO; mixed and butchers. 81 seal 70 :
good to prime heavy, $4500465; common
20 ;so TAR, S4-55a4. IS; rough packers, S4.2565
~ - ooars, $L75Q2.50; pigs and skips' S3. 90
Market opened sc higher than Mondays
opening and shade higher than Mon
Gays close. but the close was weak at
Gae early advance. Receipts were heavy.
good. Prices paid ranged from S4.95 for
common heavy. to $40 for choice light
and butchers. Rough packers, $3.50. Rep
reSentative sales:
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.

Other Grains-Winter wheat. f6s cars
No 3 corn, 43 cars; Ne. 4 corn, 2 cars:
No. oats, 81 cars; no grade oats, Il cars:
Ne. rye, cars; No. re. 3 cars: No
3 barley, car: No. / barley. 20 cars; No.
. barley, IS cars: no grade barley. I cars:
No. L lax. q cars; rejected fax lib cars
no grade fax, 107 cars.
Cars Inspected -Wheat-No. I
northern, ?; No. northern. So: No. s. y:
rejected, 4; no grade. 8: winter wheat. .:
No corn, 2; No 3 oats 5; No ? rye, 2;
No. rye, l; No. 8 barley. 4; No. l fax.
e; rejected fax, Is; no grade fax, L
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w YORK MINING SHARES.

NEW YORK MONEY-New York, Nov.
2O-Money on call steady at 31kG5 per
cent last loan, 81 per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, 4G5 per cent; sterling ex-
change steadier, with actual business in
bankers bills, at $4S45s for demand and
at $4-Sl for sixty days; posted rates, 4e2
and S4.S512; commercial bills, 81 801a sill
Yer certificates, 641lQ65c; bar silver 64c;
Mexican dollars, 50Hc
TREASURY BALA NCES-Wa shington
ury balances in the general fund. excIu-
sive of the $3.50, GOO 600 gold reserve in the
division of redemption, shows: Available
cash balances, S137 loo, S65; gold, $9S, 234 63S.
BANK CLEARINGS.
St Paul, 81, 216.55O.
Minneapolis, 81, 81, 321
New York, 3d., sos. 626
Chicago, $25, 554, S3S
Boston, $3f, 1893, 406.
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= Z IN -iINtl IraI-lNtW 1UIk,
Noy. 2o-CommerciaI Advertisers f1nan-
cal eablegram says A fairly good busf-
9ess was done in the markets here to-
Gay. Inc tone Of Americans was com
pa[atNely quiet, but In them there was
a DFoadenlng market1with free inter-
chahge, although prices were little af-
and Union Pacific Securities. the latter
en- the earnings report. The continent
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sold at 4c under December, up to the
december price. Lower grades sold rel
auveiy as We'll, with choice cars selling
wei up to the higher grade price Sales
ere made as per statement below Re
cars.
Here 1t is noted that the CORRESPONDING
Gay a year age Minneapolis receipts were
AZ cars, Duluth $50 cars, a total OF ,225
cars Today We receive 195 cars and Du-
luIh 2S9 cars. HE who runs may read -
During the noon hour the wheat mar
ket was active and at times strong-com-
parauyely-on Bradstreet's report Of only
1.SVt,t90 bu increase in the worlds visi-
hle and reports Of active buying by for
elgners. November wheat closed at 73c.
December at 721zc and May at 752s97515c.
Minneapolis range of prices:
Open High Low Closing.
" heat. ing. est. est Tues Mon
Nay 80. 743s 751z 7434 75ao15 1875
Bscsrabert z 72ss 1a 81 Sc
On Track-Omcial quotations.; No. /
nard wheat, 76c; No 1 northern wheat.
t4c: No: northern wheat, re: oats, 24c:
corn. old, 371ld3712c; new, 36G36Hc; rye,
sc; barley, S505oc; Aax, $1.577@; flax fu-
May S1.59.
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Going to California

The two best Tourist car lines are Gu.
R. Tuesday, via the Santa Ee 49, -
only 81 days TO Los Angeles. No chanTa
q cars. Thursdays, the Scenic Line. Vie
R !se aud salt Lake. Berth rate in new
only Sc 90 through - S0As
For full information call on 2. D. Rufh-
eFford. City Ticket Agent, No, 39S Bob-
ert street. iSoo
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-21

t1Our-MilleTs- report no change in the
market market other than perhaps the market is
more dull than dull Adjectives fail
TO give the true position and be polite
first patents. in wood, s.. 90GD4 20; second
patents, $375G5.90: first clears. $363. 25;
second clears, S27Gd2. 90 Following are
the quotations in cotton sacks -99 and 40
lbs: Rye flour, per Dbl. pure. 81 58G2 sc;
Iye hour, per bbl Xxx. g. 46FI2 80; rye
-four, per Dbl standard. $2S0G2 50.
CoTn-No. corn, 3434Q36c; No. 5 yellow,
Oat@The oats market is steady at 29z
~ choice No. 3; No. 2 white oats,
24l4n24azc for choice.
Rye-A little weaker for the lower
Easier, unchanged
Barley-Feed barley, 39@47e. and malt
ing at 45Q54c for choice. Quotably IN
changed
Feed-Reported by the Diamond Eleva-
Tor and Milling company: Demand I'M
proving. Coarse corn neal and cracked
corn, in sacks. per ton, sacks extra, 81;
No. 1 ground feed, p corn, 1-3 cats, S9-!b
sacks, sacks extra, $l4 p; No. 2 ground
feed, = corn, p oats, 75-lb sacks. sacks
extra, $3.50; No. 3 ground feed, % oats,
T5-lb sacks, sacks extra. S14.75.
blax-T'he market onened easy and
scored a Sc decline in the first hour Of
ferlngS were less than Yesterday, with g
cars in. Demand was fair. but limited
Several regular buyers were absent and
the trust bought nothing. Cash held
around &c under Duluth November and
was quoted from $l-62 to S1.59. An early
trade IN rejected was made at 81. IS. about
12c under No. 1 price. Low grades, on
the whole, We're barely steady and seld
on practically the same range IS yester-
day, most Of the rejected atrl5c Under
Later trades in rejected We're around 81 A.
and no grade sold to S1.25 some very. poor
going at $l.20 Minneapolis received 3
cars, against 20 last year. Duluth had 142
cars. Closing prices Were: BIianeap Ills
cash, $.571a: to arrive. Sl.57l2: November
$l.5l12; December, 81 g; Nav. 81 20; Duluth
cash, Sl.5e12. to arrive. $1.59; November.
Si.5s; December, $59: May, T59
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-21

did little. The bank lost e1OO.eoo ia gold
10 Egypt Cali money was in good de-
inand- The market repaid to the bank
The small sum due, but later borrowed as
London, Nov. 2O-Consols for money.
SO 9-16; eonsols for the account. 98 11-i6
RONDS