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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-11
MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept 1o.-septen1ber
wheat opened at 7Sc, against 721se Sat
urday's close advanced TO T31ac by IL
a. m. with but two or three trades in it,
and by noon held al 73lhc.
December wheat opened at 742Sc,
against 741sd741zc Saturday firmed up to
7415c, lost 1sc, gained 1-16c, sold at 14AGl
Z42sc, advanced to A5s@7494e, declined 10
7412Ggl49sc, f1T1ned up to 743Sc by 11;10, and
BY noon held at 74%zc
The cash wheat market was strong and
active today for all sorts OF good mill
ing wheat. Low grades We're a little
slow and some of the arrivals were in
bad condition. No. / northern sold free
ly at the December price to nc better
and Nc. , northern, at azalc under No. l.
Sales were made as per statement below
Receipts here We're I2e ears, shipments
SO cars two days..
TIC wheat market was strong. but not
active during the greater part of the
noon hour The visible wheat state
uent shows an increase Of Al 900 BUSH
els for the week. Ciearances for the
day, 5s5, eco bushels. September wheat
CLOSED at 731zc and December at 74150
Use.
Minneapolis range of prices:
Wheat Open. High. Low Mon. sat
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w. N. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY
Live Stock Commission Merehalfs
Union Stock Yards,
SOUTH ST. PAUL.

Consiguments and correspondents So
ncfted Market reports furnished On ap-
pffcatieu
We do a strictly commission business.
No live stock bought or sold on eur OWL
account
References Stock Yards bank. South
OF. Paul: Security bank Yum hreta; Hon.
a. T: Koerner. state treasurer, Capitol
building. st. Paul: A. G.. Anderson. cash
yer st Paul National bank St Paul
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NEW YORK MINING SHARES

NEW YORK STOCK GOSSTP-Stron@,
Sturgis & Co. wire to H. Holbert & Son.
Continuing. active, the ma rleet advanced
slightly after an opening fractienaIly un-
Ger saturdays Closing ard preserved a
firm tone. But little out=fde interest has
been In evidence. 1t remains a purely
traders market. The pOstponenent of the
ordering of the anthracite coal strike
advanced Reading lists preferred sharply
the short interest believing the situation
TO be less serious than had been antici-
pated. The Presidents letter of accept
ance had a faVora bic sen li1nent effect
and IS generally looked upon as manly
straa1ightforward statement Outside of
politics, every feature in the general SIT
uation indicates stability and improve
ment. Many stocks seem cheap ON a.
paSls or actual investment value. Gener-
al sentiment appears to- be working
around to the feeling that the next move
ment will be toward Improvement, but
I the general public having enough conf
dence in the political situation not to sell
STOCKS, has not as yet sufficient to bring
1t INTO the market as q buyer The Maine
electlon and reports to be made from an
actlve canvass in the several states may
nave their effect, but fer the present
the market movements In sight appear
limited
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York.
. Tendon financial cablegram SAYS: The
tone of the markets here held rood TO-
otiF. DIT ErS1nesS was NOT lrferaaSa / t.x
cept 1or continental ,lein9 nd for Kaffirs.
Il.
IN Americans there was apathy and
/ prices Were weak lFI;i: the oreria- IL
new York oF2nst.- about partia. re-
coNery mere Ehr'"s Ner. strorG tnucl-
ING oJ1s. Other ct'tre: shares We. feat
ureless. Discounts were quietly steady.
and call money was easy. bu, tightness
Is expected before the end Of the week.
Inc bank r5eeived $2Ge 9GG gold from
/ australia. Silver was firm on the unex-
pected resumption of mint buying. It
closed ut 2SS
London Sept. 10. 4 p u.-cansois for
money money 9SA consols for account. IS 1915;
Central, 13f
Berlin, Sept 19.-Exehanse- ON London
70 marks, 4SA pigs for checks Discount.
bills, 49$ per cent. The weekly state
ment or the Imperial bank of Germany
SHOWS the following changes: Cash in
hand decreased 2,G40,o00 marks: tra3sI1'[-
notes decreased .:10GtO marks: other s..
elf1ties decreased . 96e, g9e nririss, notes
IN circulation decreased 7. 72o, 0ae marks
,of Farls, Sept 1e:-Three 1er cent remTes,
101 francs; % confines fer the aeeo5l,1t
Exchange on London 25f 151bc for cheeks.
Spanish closed at 1865
NEW YORK MCNBY-New York Sept
r. Chose: Money on call steady at Pa
~ per cent; last loan, 1G4s. Prime motsry
camille paper, 1854 per Cent. SterI;rg
eXenange weak, with actual business in
bankers bills at $4.S61z0+ $3.50 for demand
and at 81. S314@4 .83$s for sixty days: post
ed rates. 81 .S4Q4.S5 and 81 S7150S4 $751;.
commercial bills, 81 S24G4. s3I silver ceT,
tifcates. CPL 6t631se. Par SILVER G21: G Me1r-
fcan dollars, 48He Government bonds
strong; state bonds, firm; railroad bonds
| irregular.
BANK .CLEARINGS.
st. Paul-s76a. Se3
MirpeapeIis-$1S SIS o2S.
| New Yerk-$ss9, 4,055.
boston S13 FL SIG
ChIcdgO-$2233, 646 u.s.
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HOGS

Conparative Receipts
Total for today (estiIuated0 - E5O
X week ago. AKA
A year as
Qreta tfo9ls: Mixed and butchers. S5.15G
30; good to choice heavy, s4.s9a5 IS;
rough heavy, $46eG4SO; stays and boar.
S2I419t pigs and skips. S4.25GQf.5
Market steady ami strangw -. az
Market steady on light and strong on
heavy hogs. Receipts were fai,, and the
sold at s5.25M5.40; mixed and butchers
$o,gQ0.25; heavy s4.9GGt5-25; bulk, 500
q Rough packers sorted out 1T 81. $50
Representative sales:
Mixed and Bl1tcharc-
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Of Minnesota, sarti.aead, Nina,
Sent. 1922, 1900.

Fer this annual meeting the Chicago
Great Western Ry. viii or Scot. 20 self
excursion tickets ea the certificate plan
| TO Nor tir3eids coed to YetEra Sept. &C. Eos
4 rare and olle-tEire. for tae round trip
For further information Inquire of r r
y ,iRsers ca p De- Cor. Fffths sad Rob
irs.i sSreets. st. PAIL
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Through sleeping cars and coaches be-
tween Minnea polls, St Paul and MlIw9,i-
kee and Chicago.
Connects at Chicago with all afternoon
trains east and south; at Milwaukee WITH
trains fer north Wisconsin and Michigan
points; at Portage with trains for Mad
lson, GAINESVILLE and Rockford, ard ST
New Lisbon with trains for Wausau-
Merrill and Star Lake Lowest rates to
ali points.
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VIA ''The Miiwaukee's" New Train
You can leave Minneapolis 1886 D. m.
ana ST. Paul l1:25 p. m. (every nfgle3
and arrive Mitwaukes 10 rs a. M and & M
cage l:0e p. M Fine slee1ers and coaches.
through 70 Chicago
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
District Of Minnesota, Third Division


So.
On this 10th day of September, A. d. 1859
on reading. the foregoing petition it is
Ordered by the court, that a hearing
be had upon the same en- the 24tn day Of
September, A. D. 1885, before said coIlrf.
at st. Paul, in said district. at ten
o clock in the forenoon; and that notice
thereof be published in the St. Paul
Globe, a newspaper printed in said
district, and that all known creditors
and other persons III interest may ap-
pear at the said time and place, and
show cause. If any they have why the
prayer Of the said petitioner should noe
be granted.
And it is further ordered by the court.
that the clerk shall send by mall to ali
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order,7 addressed to them st
their places of residence as stated.
Witness the honorable William I,ocf-5
ren. judge of the said court, and the
seal thereof, at st. PAUL IN safd DIS
tiiet on the 10th day Of September. 1900.
CHARLES L. SPIeNC Err.
Clerk
By Margaret +. AEallaEe
eSeai of the C0urt.J Deputy Clerk.
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TIE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HOG PRICES AVERAGED STEADY
TO STRONG, WITH FAIR
RECEIPTS
FAIR RUN OF CATTLE
Fat Stuff Sells steady-oRerings
Largely Cows and Heffers-Fat
Steers GeaaaeH--Steelser$ Sell
Steady-stoek Lambs Lower.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Sept 1G-Receipts
at the Union Stock Yards TODAY (e5tf-
InatedD Were: Cattle. 1890; calves, 100;
hogs, $50; sheep, 1.50o; cars, 81.
Ohicial receipts Saturday: Cattle, 1857:
caiges, %; hogs, 427; sheep, i, $50; ears, 81
Receipts thus far in September, eo14t,-
pared with the same period in September,
1883, are as follows:
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ury balances In the general find, exelu-
sive of the $50.000, 900 gold reserve, in the
division OF redemption, shows: Available
cash balance, $13e, 2SS 297; gold, $69, 3S1, 1921
BONDS
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Half Rates to Riehraerd, Va, Via
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Ac-
count Sovereign Grand I.sJre.
Z o. O. Il

On Sept. e to 10. inclusive, the Paiti-
more T. ohte Railroad company viii sen
tickets from all stations west OF the OHIO
rive: 20 Richmond, Va, at rate Of one
.1re Tor round trip
Tickets wiz be good Cor return leaving
3uchmond. Va, TO and including Sept. =,
l9G0.
DRESS nearest Baltimore & Ohio ticket
agent. or 3. ~ Austin, general passenger
agent. Chicago. I'll.
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To the Honorable William Lochren-
Judge Of the District Court of the
United States for the District or Min
neSota
Charles B. Mehaupt. of St. Paul, in the
County Of Ramsey, and State Of
Minnesota, in said district. re-
spectfuEy represents. that on the
18th day CT June, last past, he
was duly adjudged bankrupt under
the acts of Congress relating to bank
fuptey; that he has duly surrendered
all his property and rights Of property,
and has fully complied with al the re-
qtirenle1ts of said acts ard Of the or
ders OF the court touching his bars-
Fuptcy.
Wherefore he pTays that he may be-
decreed by the court to have full dis
charge from all debts pfevabe against
his estate under said bankrupt acts, ex-
eept such debts as are excepted by law
Ir0fH such discharge.
Dated this Both day Of August, A. D.
CHARLES B. MoHAUPT,
Bankrupt.
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MiIeh Cow EMchange-- Isaaetiyfs werc.
/ Light and the market AFm csheica cows.
/ quoted at S4eT4S. With others hard 10
| sch at low prices
I Representa- tive sales:
No Price.INo. Price.
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| cow ..........s41 %! COW ....-...-.$17 CO
l cow -. 20 ~ l COW ...... q Il
The days sales (estimated), each buyer
purchasing the number of head Indicated,
Nrera rrflnunS.
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No Northern, AZ cars, 745%c
NO. northern, 2 cars, T35sc
No. northern, l car. 74e.
No. . wheat, l car OLD, 75bc.
No. 3 wheat, 1 car, Tic
No grade wheat, 3 cars, STAG.
No grade wheat, 1 car 60c
No. white oats, 3 cars, 221sc.
No 3 oats, cars, 221ec
No grade cats, 1 car, PC.
No. 5 barley, 2 cars, 40e.
No. barley, 2 cars, Ale.
No grade barley, 2 cars, 3Se
No. 1 flax, /, e99 bu to arrive, ST. A.
There Is nothing new to note in he
local -four market. Prices are quota bly,
unchanged. but the asking prices are a
little stronger Mfllers still storing Il
part OF their output First patents, in
weed, &.D@4.3 80; second patents, So. 90f1
4l9; first clears, $2.95@310; second clears,
$26502. 10
r Foil are e. the quotations in cotton
by Rye Hour ao nP per Rbl pure $2s5@275; rye
flour, Per bbl standard, s2,S0@2 30
Corn-No 3. sold at 3sq3S15e;- No. 3 yell
low, S9c.
Oats-The oats market is steady: No.
3 oats range from 22@2Sc; No. ) white
cats. 2912e choice.
Barley ranges from 3S1s@4Oe for feed.
and 4G6e4Sc for choice mailing.
Fecd-Coarse cornmeal anGt crack corn,
IN sacks, per ton, sacks extra, S14.50; No.
ground feed, -2-5 corn, I-3 oats, o0-lb
He0OAo' Ee1StNS SAIId, R440UND14. 70, NO.
ground feed, Il corn, u oats. 75-lb sacks,
sacks extra, S14 75G915; No. 8 ground feed,
20 oats, T5-lb sacks, sacks extra, $l50
FlaX-The market was active and there
was an excellent trade. Receipts in Min
neaDolis were 81 cars. About 80 cars went
TO apply on. sale. One mill that has been
crushing in a modest. way for a time
STARTED IN more heavily this morning,
ana there was demand from that quar-
ter. Local crUSherS, were good buyers
spot hax was traded in at 81 46 and
was quoted later at 81 .461aGG1. Al There
Were sales at the latter figure, and flax
sold TO arrive at S1.4T. There was an
excellent shipping demand and good
part OF the days receipts was taken to
go forward principally to Chicago and
Duluth. Some few cars went into local
elevators, but the bulk of it was taken
by mills or shippers. In futures the VOL
Tine of business was not large. There
Were a few scattered trades in September
and October for small lots Futures
showed less activity than on Saturday.
Duluth September held between 81 1880
l.50 up to noon, and, October had lc
range from 81. IS to Ia. Minneapolis re-
ceiVed 81 cars, against q last year. Du-
luth received II cars.
The market closed as follows: Mime
apolis cash, $1.4615 to arrive. 81 .461b:
September. 81 1879; October. ST "A; Nav,
81 .4915. Duluth, cash, 81. 1917; to arrive
81 .4S1s; September, 81 .491@; October. 81. ~:
November, S.46; December, S144; May
81 As.
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BONDS.

n. J. C. g. 5s.. .1225s
Nor. Pae. So -. 657s
Nor. Pae. IS -. .134t q
N. Y. C. &S.L.4s. 107
N & w. C. As. 9T%
20. Nav. lists .i09
do As .......... 1875.
Ore. S. L. Is. .126
/ do c.. SIS ....... .112h
| Read G.. As. -. '81%
r. G.. w. lists. . sS1s
St.L. 81. M. c.5s liz
St.L. S. FIG S.. 1919
st. Paul con-. 1851
st. Pc. 81. lists 11S5S
do 5S ......... .1f9
So. Pae. As. ...... 1884
So. Ry 5s -. 1855
is. r. & T. IS. 81
IT. & p, lists. .1I2I
/ do 2dS-... -. So
III. Pacific 4s. .105iss
IWab. lists 49,. .117h
do Eds -. .162
We est Shore 4s.112Z
w. Cen. lists -. S7Fa
IVA. Cen. $3.50. Syzs
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ers, s26t2-5e; fair to GOOD fat, sea-. 3:
good to choice fat, So. 25GJs. 10; stock and
feeding lambs, common to good, 81 25Q
3.1o; coed to choice, So. 75l14. %: feeding
ewes and wethers, 49, 1913 80; butcher
lambs, Common TO medium, 81 M g:
good to choice, 81 .2o94 80; bucks. S2G02 81
REGENTS We're fair ard largely stock
stafE: Fat sheep and lambs ii far de-
naRd at steady pi fees Stock sheen ard
lambs q fair sale at lower prices. Buck
lambs slow.
RanrsSe,,t a+ivc. eaIeS.
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U. 8. IS, reg .p9.t
dc SIS, coup. 1903
do n As, reg. .T31t
do n is COUP. Et
do Old As, reg. III
do old As. eouDl15t5
do IS. reg -. he;
do 6s. coupon. 1l}
ID. of C 8 Gas. .122
Ateh., gien.- 4s. .1O1
do adJt. As. S51
Can. So. Eds. rGS
c. & o. 412s. 95L
do 5S. ........ liz
c. & N. C. Is. no
do ST. deb SIS. fI9
Chi. Ter. Is. -. 20
Col. So. As $500. S21..
D. & r. G.. 1sts.1923
do is :. ........ 3d.
Erie gen. As -. 6a1
F.W. Sc D. C.1stsTd1
Cen Elec. SIS ...HS
10. Cen. lists III
L. 81 N. uni. as. 80
NJ, *. 81 T. EDS 81
do As ........... 92
N. ". c. 1Sts 1A2I
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SIMMER 6 THOMAS,
LIVE STOCK BROKERS.

ORDERS taken for all kin6s CT nve stock
end time given to responsible parties.
Cerrespoh dence solicited
S0ETH ST.. PAU SIOUX CITY.
Mtnnek,.N Iowa
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Proceedings in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
District eff minnesota, Third Dl-
vision.
Charles q. Mo- Ia Bankruptcy.
.haupt, Bankruptcy
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Dec ..;..742s 74al-% 74A 741z-9s 741s-A
On Track-No. hard wheat, 1880; No.
L northern, E47sc; No. northern. 72asc;
oats, 223sc; corn, 37%c; rye, 4S1~Gl9c;:
barley, o6@45e; faxseed. $1.461h; fax fu-
lures, September, S1.4612; October, SILL
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CAT TIT Il

Total for today (estinlateD ......... 1900
y Week~a5o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,037
"A year ago...:.... ................... Ellis
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Sales, l14,264
TREASURY BAL4ANC GEES Washington.
Sept. 10.-Today's statement Of the treas
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Ihe IoltoW1ng table shows the roads
over which Saturdays receipts came IN
and the number OF loads hauled by each:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep MIXED
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Total ..............................$,,2
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Representative sales:
Mixed and Rutcharc

Good to Prime Heavy
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb 5.-Cattle-Fairly active. sener-
ally about l0c lower; Texas steers lower; bulls.
about steady; receipts. 1900; butchers stock and
Gamers. steady TO ioc lower; feeders steady; good
TO choice, S. 25nGl0. poor to medium. SAd4. 3d. mix
ed stookers, s. $685. selected feeders 81 2oat so
good to choice cows, s. s0aito: hefers 50 1904 Is
Gamers. s. 25cf2O bulls 81 iod4 50; calves s. 500
s75 fed Texas beeves Si65.5l5
Hogs-Active, 24@5c higher: top. As5: good clear
ances: mixed and butchers. 81 65ef4 e24; good to
choice heavy, $iso94s5: rough heavy, ussd47s;
light, A'ot 81; bulk Of sales. $s0d4.o
sheep-Market weak to l0c lower; native wethers
81 $500 IS lambs, tSd7l5 Western wethers. AiG1o
SIS: Western lambs. @ld7
Recepts-catte. 1900; hogs. 5000; sheep. 1900
Omaha.
OMAHA, Feb 5--Cattle-Receipts. 1850; market
slow TO loo lower, native beef steers, 81 20d5 rs ;
Western steers. sids70: Texas steers, s. esa4 30:
cows and heifcrs. s.. oefi25 Gamers. s2a3 stockers
stays, So 1904. TO-
Hogs Receipts 5000: market shade to Sc higher !:
heavy, A6satT5: mixed 81 s24i46s; light 81 coo
40; bulk Of saies 81 .62t@i674
Sheep Receipts, 1850; market steady; fair to
ehoice Westerns, 81 eoa5; common and stock Sheep
sAas5o lambs. s5s7.
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appearance Of steadiness. and Pans was oe-
pressed equal TO ic per bushe These eondinohs
were the dominant Influences Of the day. There
a steady stream Of houidaton ana n,ue ~
mand either for futures or cash For time fol-
lowing the opening the market made little stIug-
gle TO hold May rallying TO initial figures. siter
touching Sac but the struggle was soon gwen up.
On the decrease in the visible supply. ~hich was
bit more than expected. May advanced tsnm
s7ic TO s7k6sso but held for only moment The
market sold IN from that point she. and closed
weak MAY ic under Saturday, at 67tdGic.
The corn market was firm early. but later essen
on. in sympathy with wheat May closed AT tne
bottom, tc lower than SATURDAY,
The trade IN cats small The market was
Of near the end in sympathy with corn May
closed at the bottom. &c depressed from SATURDAYS
close.
heavy realizing BY longs. ruled firm May PORK
eIOsed ina fze over Saturday. May lard nc higher,
and May rhs sd7le improved.
The leading FUTURES ranged as follows:
fghe Closing.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK, Feb. s,--F1our- Receipts, r.is, bar.
rcls. exports. ssaS barrels. market held steady
Adyicca from the mills. and showed little change
FROM saturday, Minnesota patents, 81 Aas 10
Wheat Receipts. - so bushels, exports. sli9
bushels spot, No ? red. 76lc { o. b. shoat.
prompt Options opened casy and subsequently made
sreatcf declines besrsh cables from Lirerpeai
ard Parts. tasrther with reports u snnw in do
nestle wheat neide since saturday Trade was mar
all dsy partly from fnrriSn selling Closed
sasY. At ssic net decline MARCH,. Isic. May, Tsc
Iaiy re
N0oi- STEADY
Coffee npiions ciosrd steady vita prices sSis
points net higher sal~. 81 20 hsss Including Eel,
ulsr. ma - March Esai "a MAY sa3r az
spot RIO. sFm. 10. inroice, 81 No. johhius
81 mild, ann, CorioFa. latiSse
ssiaar Raw. drm fair reanuE a. hid; esnfri-
iuHaL ~ test, Iise bid trHued Arm.
Visible suppi, of Grain.
The fai'awinE "a the statement q the visible slp-
ps ~ grain in sterv and aaOai On SATURDAY, Fshqgl
ay = a. somr.lci b the New Nak rrosince rs.
ehangc
Wheat NNl ea bsuhels decrease rs no hnshels
Gown "a "a 1e btheis uerraxs s. au3 rlshsls
oats Alfaee hsshsts, iRSfe2sr. ta 30 hslshsls
Rye llAtlW bsshth decrease % 40 b7lshsis
barls7 $40 asQ bushels decrease. tC.eoG hgsheis
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,


Breadstu6s.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 6--So sales Of wheat or
barley spot wheat market quiet and steady; spot
barley duh. Oats unchanged. Spot quotations
were
Wheat shipping No /. eeac: choice, 81 milling.
Bariey-Feed 7ea75e: brewing f7Aassc
Oats-Gray, Oregon. siGtaLl1t: milling, ST. isa
Liza; red. 81 l24@LD
Receipts.
Flour Quarter sacks, .. Ts5; Oregon His; wheat
centals. 2yo; barley 2ss; oats, centais 1850 beans
sacks. ~ potatoes, sacks. 2olT Oregon s07s; bran
sacks, 800. middlinss. sacks S5; hay. tons. 623;
hides number. SIS
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Millstuns- Middfinss. sisaa bran. sHlssis per
ton.
Hay wheat 50 soas 50: wheat and oat 81 soss:
best barley, sol; alfalfa s6,a7 so; stock 81 saa5:
compressed wheat, Ssalo: straw per bale 3aa4sc
Potatoes Early Rose, WctiS. river Burhanks, 50
@Tse river reds, gnT5e; sweet sls5siTs; Oregon
Hurbsnks, iscssl 10.
Applcs-thoce. 81; common, 2sc
Butter Fancy creamery. Eeisc: seconds 2sseec:
fancy dairy s2e5c seconds ls@2ic
Chess New, lealose; old ste9c; Young Ameri-
can lo+alite; Eastern, isAallc
Eses-stnre. lsri6c. fancy ranch, lec; Eastern
cold storage, nominal
Wool and Hons.
wool-spring Nevada, laaisc; Eastern Oregon .ls
@lec; valley, Oregon. ssa22c. Faii-Nothern noun
tain lambs, esl2c mountain lambs So Toe; san
JOAQUIN plains. salec; Humboldt aud Mendocino,
lAal7c
Hops-crOp cf isss. il@sc Cor choice.
Closing Quotations.
whsat-No sales. cash. ST.
Corn Large yellow. Aslia
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Tch t-rhs st1ck rasrhss today
vas suhr-srd "a a nHtahar rroceSS 4 dircsunn ard
came through the ordeal remsTkzh,y well S,orks
which were eairrs Ia Artivity ard strength durinr
thc movement cs last week heavily sld 70 take
rfofts Inc pFcAt taking met D. stronr ort.
site demand. and offerings Absorbed with htsIs
difficulty ard without any material r1nrrSsioH IN
Ifioe teirg u,adr ncssss1rN. trlcff. any aupra,-h
rssasv 60 Saturday. lrre reesiilli tn A4r,fs rr
in fhs market fAr surface heaofniuc rra.s,rrur
ur1teiiiaE az saturdays level Odsun., 4 ,trek
fCn 60 minimum. and hsusrs, m order % ser,,-~
stocks, were ceiiked 70 raise thFir his 10 pint
~ yield prosts % The ssllsn ca ths LAT rexl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-06
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

The opening day Of the week started and continued
under like conditions to those that ruled on Sat
urday, trade being fairly brisk and prices generally
undergoing change supplies arc well Up. and
in some lines a little In excess of demand
This may be said particularly 81 poultry and eggs
but the former shows weakness in price. while
the latter unsteady. as has been the case Tor
several weeks heretofore.
Fruits and vegetables are plentiful and strong At
Saturdays quotations. The market Is likely TO
stiGen from now on, and there IA good demand
Wheat remains unchanged. Oats and hay are
steady. The reported coming Of more transports 10
load for Manila will create demand
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-06

Tin and speiter scored important advances IN
teday's market. aud the list in general showed An
Improvement in undertone The frmsr feeling wa.
due almost entirely 70 strong cables from Londeu
I'M advanced considerably more than 100 points
with demand at the advance brisk News from
FIG trnn@Warauts, dull
topper-Iaks. unchanged SlsS
Tin--FiFm. IS ssa9
Icad-sl Tna4Ts The firm tha. s,.. ~ ..,,,..
Price for miners and smeltcrs quotes lead Al "a Il
a; the close. ~"