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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-21
PRODUCE AND FRUIT.

Receipts light. Creameries-Extras 2s1be;
| firsts, 24o. Deutschland sapa. ator. Gle !;
extras, 19920c. Ladles-Extras, 16017c;
Cheese = Market steady and active.
| Twins. fancy and cream, 121ke; full cream,
fo Tdg, America, new: 111k@12c; brick, No.
| / lUgllc; brick, No. 2 9I2c; Swiss cheese.
cid. 121k@14c; Limburger. as to grade, SH
Clio. .
Eggs-Marl<et easier; receipts light.
Fresh stock, cases included, loss off, 24@
Bears-Afarlet firm Fancy navy, per
bu. $i.G0G1 80.
Peas-YelIow peas 81 3: fancy oreen
$1.30.
Potatoes Steady; fair demand. Pota-
toes. per bu. 38@45c.
Vegetables--Beets, per bu, 25c: lettuce,
per dozen, soc; parsley, per dozen, 15c:
tomatoes. California. basket, zoe: spinach.
per bu, 50c; turnips, per bu, 25c; beans
wax. per Blu. 50; string beans. Per .bI1. 50;
cucumbers, per dozen, 81: carrots, per bu
Per lb, 10cz t.,
9 enthusiastically. Red Globe and Wath-
ersheld, per cwt .$L7502
Appies-Market we'll cleaned Up and
/ GOOD stock commands firm prices at ad-
vanced quotations. Fancy, 81. 75@S. 80
Lemons-Receipts liberal; demand good
Fancy Messinas, box. IS. 1904; California,
per box, So. 75G4
3-75; Mexicans, box. So 25@8. 80.
Nuts-Hickory per bu. $1{I1 .25; new Cal
ifornia walnuts, ID, 14c; peanuts, raw. per
ID, &c; peanuts, roasted. lb, &c; Brazils,
per lb, lie. zpeeaps, medium, 119121hc;
ehestnuts, new, per lb, 12@15c.
Bdnanas-SupDly moderate: demand ac-
! tive, Choice shipping. S292. SO.
Figs and Dates-Figs. new California,
box. 75@$1: fard dates. 1o-lb boxes, S69c;
l4aliowae dates, new. 51kc
Apple Cider--Sweet per bbI SIS; sweet,
per half Dbl. s.. 70; hard. per Dbl. 50.
fair. Veal. fancy, 61sc; veal. medium,
SIC; hogs, country dressed. 6@6Ac; spring
lambs, pelts off, Sc.
Poultry-Demand fair: receipts liberal.
Dressed springs. per Id, SIC; hens. TIE;
! turkeys, 9@s1Ac; ducks, fancy, 71b@Sc;
geese. nc.
Fish-Fair demand. Pike, per lb. SC;
croppies., per lib, 4Q5c: picl1erel. per 10,
&c; frog legs dozen, 4@Sc.
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WHEAT ON GENERA ALLY -BULLLSH
NEWS BARELY HELD
IT'S OWN
CORN WAS ACTIVE AND LOWER
Oats TriAe- Weake=-PrOyisiOns
Were Marked Up EARLY, but
Ensed OF. Closing Prac-
ticaIIy Unchanged.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20-Aoderate receipts,
bullish Argentine news and tirmness ut
Liverpool sustained wheat today, May
closing unchanged Corn closed 1sc, &c
and PC lower respectively for May, jan
uary and December Oats closed sha lie
down and provisions actlcaily unchang-
ed. During. the first half hour Liverpool
was not regarded as having properly re-
sponded to the fractional advance here
yesterday, and under local selling pres
sure Nav opened Mc lower at i234c TO
72Isc. Prices soon Steadied, however, I'M
der the influence of better late cables
from the. English grain market and
smaller Northwest receipts. May rail-
lied TO 731sc. The market was sustained
by continental report that the Argen-
tine crop this year will BE- but half the
proportions Of last year. The close was
steady, May unchanged at 72zsJf3c. New
York reported fifteen loads taken for eX-
port. Seaboard clearances in wheat and
flour were equal to 900 bu; primary re-
ceiptS aggregated 7l9G00 bu,. compared
with 52S,G0G bu. last year. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 324 cars, against 42S
last week and 800 a year ago. Local re-
celptS were 15I cars, 80 of contract grade.
Minneapolis reported that Northwest
country elevator stocks increased I,900 900
bu during the month, q report which the
talent had difficulty in TeconcilinS to the
explanation given for heavy Northwest
receipts that wheat was being rushed to
market because its poor quality rendered
1t hazardous t. hold in the interior.
Corn was unsettled, showing occasional
bursts of strength varied by periods Of
weakness. MAY and January at the close
showed; considerable activity. December
slupped. heavily because of lack of de-
Hand iron. shorts. There was a good
Shipping demand, but business was ,igain
curtailed by the scarcity of cars. LOCAL
receipts were 49, cars, two of contract
grade Seaboard clearances were .IJJ, GOO
bu. or IttFG 5u more than the aggres
gate of Western receipts. December sod
between 401ic and 4015c, and closed at acc.
January. ranged between &c. and 364c,
closing &c DOWN at 3634c. May sold be-
tween S63sc and 36c, and closed sc de-
oats ruled Dull. May. sold betweeo
2&7s@23asc ana -2535c and closed a shade
down at 239sc. - Receipts were 240 cars.
Provisions We're quiet. The market
opened higher and advanced moderately
on fewer hogs than had been expected,
better price at the yards and a good
cash demand. Later The prices eased IF
on profit taking by Local interests. The
close was only fairly steady. January
FORK sold between $lt,25 ana $l2 BIZ, and
closed a shade lower at SD %; January
lard Between 30 ana $6,87 y, closing un-,
changed at Se.t714. apI January ribs be-
tween St.. Is and ;S.9f as. G211a, with The close
Il shade- higher 1T s.. 306t6 .3215.
Is tfnatsd receipts for. tomorrow are
Wheat, no cars corn, $50 cars; : oats,
1S5 cars: hogs. $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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cember last year. AT this time 1t looks
as though the receipts for the year would
reach the half million mark, a gain Of
about 10 per cent over 1892 Our prices
were 21a to 5 cents higher today, al
though the markets at Eastern points
were weak. The bulk of our hogs sold
at a.6712Gt410, with a range OF $4.55 to
SAFE. few very fancy sorted hogs
brought $3.50. Rough packers, $4.40@459
See actual sales in market report.
SHEEP-Fat sheep and lamb prices are
about 25 cents under the high time of last
week, but the demand is good, and the
market holds firm at the decline. Good
fat lambs sold today at $500, and fairly
good fat ewes at $3.50. Stock and feed
ing sheep and lambs are In fair demand
at steady prices. Offerings are not pIen-
tifuL
Ave wish you all a merry Christmas and
many of them.
Very truly,
w. NJ. CAMPBELL COM. co.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

.. j. Smith to P. Sheridan 1t s. blk Is.
EaStville Heights add 81 50o
A. Anderson and wife to A Setter
strom and wife, 5 63 # 1t Z, Ford
page ,.......: -..... ........-....... LOCO
M: j. McDorough and wife TO W.
Tracy, Its IL and II. Ramsey Co1n-
. ty l.. and I. Co. sub No. 3... go
s. }. f. Ruter ct al to Anna s. Mid
dents, 1t 1, bly, 20, La Ponds add. 100
T. st. Arnold and wife to Mary @.
Lee, 1t q. blk 3, Ransoms add. 500
Sec Trust Co. assignee to R. NJ
Lawtcn Its Is and 16. blk IS, st.
Anthony Park North, and 1t . blk
., Como Heights; Its and 4, blk 10,
Merriam s rearr; Its l. and 3, blk
6: Its l, 2 and 8, blk T. 1t 20, Blk 4,
N, Hayes, sub ............ 1,1os
Elizabeth Fischbeck to J. Brandle.
part 1t Is. blk 1. Jofnston's sub
of StinSon div ...............- 275
Mary w. Hadley and husband to r
Quinn, 1t % blk 13, Butterffeld's
Syndicate add No. 1........ 5oa
j. B. Ebert to Rosetta E. ShotweU
Its Il and il, blk IA, Lewis Sec
ond add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
Rosetta e. ShotweH to f. P. Stolt.
1t u, blk ii. Lewis Second add Teo
Rosetta e. Shctwell to J. C. Stolt.
1t IA, blk IA, Lewis Second add. 500
Jennie v. A. Morrell end husband TO
c. E. Watson. 1t II, blk s, Stin-
sons Rice street add ............. $50
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by exchange for general lien per cert
bonds, 130 per cent of the bonds being
given for the preferred stock. This state,
ment was not vouched fer by official au-
thority, but 1t caused a sudden drop i'll
Northern Pacific to Si4ss,s the price having
touched S515, or So points over last night!
This movement in Northern Pacific was
the main feature of the market, but there
were various other important movements
which seemed to have relation to it. in
Guiding the Wisconsin Central stocks,
Pere Marquette stocks, the Erie stocks
and st. Paul. The street was full of ru-
mors of plans for combinations looking
to a news tranScontinental line and to
the consolidation OF interests in Nor tn
western territory, The gains Of the group
mentioned extended all the way from
points up to 6s4 insNortherh Pacific. There
was besides a vigorous upward nqcye-.
ment in Missouri Pacific. which carried
it AZ points. over last night and caused
a revival Of many old ruTnors of plans,
for extensive . consolidation among the
Gould Southwestern railroad companies.
A rise in Union Pacific, to Is seemed to
crepaney in value between that stock and
Northern Pacific Illinois Central rose
Ealiantly in the morning 81 per cent On u
belated demand to supply the. sub CT p
which is. limited to stockholders ofsrecofd
today Sugar. was. theeone feafuEe among
the specialties, with a rise of 3ss, which
was attributed to turn against the
rise of A in General Electric and a. full
recovery of yesterdays lViolent decline in
New Eork Air Brake were on Merry little
attention. Quite humber of obscure
low-priced. stocks are awakened from Il.
long dormant state and. moved upward
from i to 2 points. with mo otherIappar-
ent reason than to adjust their price to
the higher level recently attained by the
general list. The m5fr1Set continued very
broad. but the reac tfefiafy tendency was
quite marked through a large portion of
the list including the VANDERBILT group.
The directors meeting for the var GUS
companies, in this group, j: today failed 10
bring any confirmation of the renentlv
varied rumors of stqelsnadjustments ard
retirenentS pointing eSIfeluSively to the
nanipulatiye character of these rumors.s
But this seemed to have very little at
feet ON the credence given to todays ex-
tensiye crop of new r0fa5Ts. The mainte-
nance of the Bank OF EngFand'S dis ONT
rate at 4 per cent had.La bracing effe t
or the market and the continued ease OF
money here failed to offer any check to
the active speculation.
The market for railrdad bonds cont n
ued active and strong. without important
exception. Total sales, Par value, 81 BIS :
600. United States IS. old As and 5s al
Vanced II and new As declined Il per cent
on the last call.
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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DULUTH.

DULUTH Mimi, Dec, 2o.ADe2emhar
fax ruled at about-S1hc over May 10 law.
and sales aggregated 4,5se lolras OH cars
receiver, L graded contract. The wheat
market opened 1sc up at 754c, solI 'af 81
at 9:S9, at 751sc at 1929. at 75e at noan.
and closed at 75Ac. Trading was very
light. Cash sales were at unchanged pre-.
miuns. The close: Wheat-Cash. Ne. l
hard, -f3c; Ne. | northern. lie: No. Q
northern, 615B@665se; Ne. 3 spring, $50
eS3sc; to arrive, No. hard, 7cAc; Ne. /
northern, Ike; December, No. 1 n r.h-
ern, &c; May, No. northern, 75Ac. Oats.
24l4d24c Rye, 47c. Barley. 55055c Germ.
3S19c Flax, to arrive, S1.6S: cash, S1.6S
December, s1.6S; May, $1.6I cars Inspect
ed-W heat, IS; corn. s: cats. 4: rye, 1;
1876 bu; oats, 949 bu: rye. 1s5Io f,,. bsr.
ley, 5,f62 bu; fax. 1921 ba Shipments
wheat, 17,A7 bu; fax, 1860 bu.
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CATTLE

Comparative. receipts. al.
Total for today Estimated .........,.. $50
week aSp if.-ia'f. ~. ~
A year ago ..,,.......,s. .-..s..,....-....- z2U
Quotations.: Good to choice butcher
steers, "a .5oQ5. Is; fair to good, $4Q4 so;
common to. fair, So ,50Q4j, good to choice
butcher cows and heifers, So. 1903 80; fair
to good butcher. COWS and heifers, s.. AGO
SIS; thin cows and Gamers, 81 .5G92. S5;
choice corn-fed bulls, SAGA; fair to coed
butcher bulls, 81. 1893: bologna bulls, SEQ
2.75; good to choice yeals, 81. 5045 %; fair
to good: Neals. S. 80; good to choice
feeders, $3. 256I3.75; good to choice stock
steers, 3d. 1903 30: fair to good. 81. 70@3. 10;
common, $2@2. so; good to choice stock
cows and heifers. $2.s0G3: flair to good
S2.25@2. 50; common, S1.75@2. 25; good to
choice steer calves, $303s40; fair to good.
81. 1908; good to choice heifer calves, 81. so
@2.75; fair to good $2.25@2 50; stock and
feeding bulls, $2G92. 10; good to choice
mixers. and ,springers,. $35a4O; good to
fair. $3O935; common, $2062S.
Butcher cattle, of all grades in good de-
mand at steady to strong prices. Very
little good quality stuff among the offer
ings. In the stock cattle division all
kinds of good quality stuff moved readily
at fully, steady prices, . Common stuff is
selling, but at low prices: r., ~,
Representative sales:
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HOGS.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) .............3,e9 900
a week ago '''.'......'...'.-..' .z,1z1
"A year ago .t,A2f
Quotations: Good to choice light. $46l6D
472h; mixed and butchers, S4.65Qt.75
good to prime heavy, $4,65G4.70; common
45o; boars, $l,75@2.50; pigs and skips, $50
3.75
Market opened 21z@5c higher. and closed
about steady at the advance. Receipts
were very heavy for Thursday, but the
demand was good and the yards We're
well cleared. Bulk of hogs sold at $4.671a
G470 with a range Of $4.55Q475. A few
very fancy sorted hogs sold at $3.50.
Rough packers, 81. 1904. so.
Representative sales:
Light. Mixed and BlItcheFS-
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w. n. CAHPBELL
COMMITS SION COMPANY
Live Sleek Commission Merchants
Union Stock Yards,
roUTH ST. PAUL.

Consignments and correspondents So
Hcited- Market reports furnished on APP
plieation.
We do a strictly commission business.
No live stock bought or sold on our own
account
References Yards bank, South
st. Paul: Security bank. Zumbrota; Hon.
A. T. Koerner, state treasurer. Capitol
building. st. Paul; A. G. Anderson, CASH
Ter St. Paul National bank. st. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-21
OTHER GRAIN. MARKETS

1C,661 bblS; exports, 357 bills; sales. 56s
l,kgs. Wheat-Eeeeipts.. IS $50 .bu; s..ot
steady: Nc. red. T5s f. O. b.: No. 2 re I
tdl@c elevator; No. / northern. Duluth.
SIasc /. o. b.. aficat; options closed steady
at 7sc net advance; January closed 1917 :. !.
March. 79d79aSc, closed at feasc; May,
y s-l6d'l9 1-6c, closed at 7S%c: December
closed at ne. Corn-Rec aipts S4,S25 hi:
exports. 19S.151 bu: spot steady; No. D.
4t42c elevator, and 45Ac f. O. b -aHoaf; on
ton market closed easy at A@3Sc net de
c ca January closed at i4c; May 40
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-21
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
BULK, OF Hogs SELLS AT PRICES
,,. 2 I-2 TO 5 CENTS
HIGHER
ACTIVE CATTLE MARKET
Receipts We're Lie4t-OGerings All
Sold Early at Fully Steady Prices
-iShecD and Lambs steady
Demand Good.
MARKET
ACTIVE

SOUTH ST. PAUL Dec. 2O.-Receipts
at the Union stock yards today (estimat-
ed were: Cattle, 100; calves, so; hogs,
3,60c; sheep. $50; cars, e5.
Official receipts Wednesday,: Cattle,
s34; calves, 1Ss; hogs;4 2,8O7; sheep. 40;
cars, 73.
Receipts thus far in December, ecm-
pared with the same period in December,
1899. are as follows.
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Personally Conducted TonrS to Cal
Afornia in Pullman Tourist sleep
Srr Cars

Via Chicago. Great Western Ry., to Kan
sas City and Santa re Route. to Los
Angeles ana Southern California. Oniy
ers equipped with vide vestibiiies. steam
heat and gas light. One OF those new
Sleepers leaves ST. Paul at S:l9 a. m. every
Monday, via Chicago Great Western TO-
Los Angeles and Southern California; via
kansas City, and reaches Los Angeles
the following Friday morning ft.r-s.
tours are personally conducted by an ex-
perlenced oif1clal who accompanies tho
equipped for long journey and are as
comfortable as the standard sleepers'
while the price for a double berth il
only about one-half Fun inforroo4ion
furnished by J. P. Elmer G.. A. P. d. Cor.
Fifth and Robert streets. St. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-21

neapolis from 7s7s@7SAc to 74c by noon
me close was quiet, Minneapolis May
In the cash wheat market offerings
were lighter than on the preceding days
OF this week, which made business
shade better on the whole Low grades
show some proportionate falling off in re
ee1pts, but there were. nevertheless, a
good many poor lots in sight Mlliurs
bought the top grades. There was va
ration in No. northern, some equally
good lots selling 14Q1kc apart, as buyers
were inclined to favor sellers of No. 2.
Who had No. 1 to go with it. The basis
was practically unchanged, No. going
at lie to nc under May. No 8 wheat
averaged 63c, ranging from Gle to soc.
chicago came in as a buyer of low grades
ana number CT orders were placed for
shipment. This helped materially, and
the market was cleaned up for the first
Tine TINS fTo week Sa . Rejected sold on Toe
sic to SEC. No. 1 NORTHERN to arrive was
saiable at 1912 to T25sc.
Inc following was the, range of prices
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-21
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
NOrthR1,n

Totals ......-- Is lei ~v-5S Is Sc
Other Grains-Winter wheat. Is cars:
No. corn, SO caPs;aeGNo. 4 CON cars;
no grade corn, 10 cars; No GA IS, 80 ca rs:
no grade oats, Lear: No. 3 barley, Sears;
NO barley, car; rejected flax Is cars
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat No. 1 north
ern, 43 cars; No. northern, II cars; No.
3, 6 cars; rejected. 10 cars; no grade, 81
cars; winter wheat, II cars; No. corn,
l car; rejected fax, S5 cars. -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-21
Puts-May wheat, 7SM @7SS1t44 c.
Calls-May wheat, 74ltt7415c.
CurD-M9V W11e.9t 72HGJTgC

Puts-May wheat, 7SNQ7SKc.
. Calls-May wheat, 71Gt741hc
Curb-May wheat, 737sGJ74c
FlaX-Futures opened in the same tors
as yesterday, with buyers out of line
ana early bids 4c' to Sc lInder.a December
started at Sl.64 bid, against last night s
and bids were RAISED steadily over The
hrst hour with business finally resulting
at $l.69 May sold pc higher at $1.64IIS
heavy, and there was fair demand, No
l sold at $1.62. Rejected. and no grade
held steady at $1.45 for the average re-
|He9es . and no grade fresn s1.8O tos$1 40.
last year. Duluth 3eeeiyed~14 cars, chi
cago received Is.
Closing prices Were: 5 am
minneapolis cash, $1.57; to arrive. ST 81:
May, $1.64. Duluth cash, Sl.6S; to arrive,
81. GA; December, S1.6S; May, 81 "a
tlour-The market emains quiet and
without change in quotations. First Iiat-
ents, $4eg410; second patents, So. SOFAS 81;
hrst clears, 81 9G6D3; Second clears. $2@2 10
shipments sos bbls.
:, M edi1 Bran in bulk Is quoted at
Sll; 50D1I .; flour mfddlings, $12,59d12,s5t
bulk shorts, 81 .5e@ff 70 red dos.fin Hob
sacks, SD: feed, in 2O0-lb sacks, 81 per
ton additional; in l9o- b>4saek$. 50 per
ton additional. Shipments, I 137 tons - .
Feed and MeaI-The market is steady
at the lower range established, by yestar-
days reduction Course 'torhmeal and
cracked c9 ed. &C corn n, are quoted at $lS; No. |
= d
$12.75; graduated corEmeal in cotton
sacks, at the ratesof $40 per Dbl
Corn : Trade was active on a basis
about NC over yesterday for No. q, IN
changed for No. 3 yellow. 7Quotatieas
are: No. 8 yellow, 81 Gls;;551ac. = No g. 31150
33c Receipts, IS cars: shipments, 8 cars.
Oats-Good, lots were Sd l5Tble at firm
prices, and poor oats were q little draggy
NO. white is quoted sat '231ss6D2Ic,f No. 5
oats, 23Q231@e. Receipts. 26 cars ship
ments, IL cars. f:9.e'ssss1 a:i Ss@t9H -
Bar'ey-Receipts We're light at 8 cars:
shipments were % cars. The market was
steady. Feed grades are quoted 37G042c;
mailing grades, 42@S0t.
+ Rye-No. to arrive sold at 46c There
is good demand and choiee~rye. spot. will
sell close to 46c.> Ordinary No. is quoted
45d'f519c Receipts, 2-.ears; shipments, /
car
Hay-Receipts Were 212 tons. and Ship
ments 10 tons. Choice timothy is quoted
$lSQl3 80; Minnesota upland. $40 .500I1 so;
Iowa upland SIC. 50011 50; coarse to me-
dunn. S7@S; rye straw, S.. 75@G. 10.
STATE GRAIN. INSPECTION.
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Sdi1 money, New YORK ........4Q5 405
49,
NEW YORK, Dec Goa-The stock mar
ket today did not vary 4Aaterially in char
acter from that whicff Tfevailed for MANY
days. Except that some of the stocks
which were rushed upwards, as well as
some of those which yielded un6er the
selling pressure TO realize profits. were
different from those on previous DAYS. the
market was the same. The proft-taking
was palpably on an enormous scale ard
was not without effect on prices, but the
lnroads made were not serious ard the
offerings were easily absorbed. while hi !
partial weakness In the market did not in
the least impair the eager rush to buy
stocks which showed any disposition to
advance. The day ended with the mar
ket more generally reactionary than fer
some time past under a food of selIiug
to take profits in Northern Pacific and
other stocks which had showed the most
aggressive strength during the day The
rush to sell Northern Pacific was eau ed
by the publication in news bureau 5
bulletin of the statement that a plan had
been perfected for the voluntary retire
ment of the preferred stock in January
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SHEEP.
Comparative receipts:
Total for today (eStin9a tedl
SHEEP

Total for today (estimated ........... 550
A week ago ...................:.. *
"A year ago .,....-................ 5S
Quotations: Good to- cho:ce butcher
good to choice fat wetfaefs, S. coal; fair
to good, S3.25@l3-50; fat ewes, ss25a9 3;
good to choice stock and feeding lamb !.
$4g4.50; fair to good. So 25@3. 10; fe eGine,
wethers, s3.i5Q3T5; stock and feeding
ewes. S2.75Q3 10; thin sheep, $202. 90; buck
lambs, 2.f5Q310 killing Bucks, S2@275
Receipts were moderate, All kinds of
good quality sheep and lambs, both stock
and fat stuff, in good demand at firm
prices Common and cuH stuff slow. Rep
reSentatiYe sales:
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Cash Quotations were as foil Tvs: Fl ur
duh and easy. Wheat-No. S. 7GM@71c;
No. 2 red, 71Q74c. Cofn-No. 2, zoe: No.
yellow, 40c. Oats-No. ?, z215@23c No.
: white, 251z026Ac; No. 3 white 25a25c.
Rye-No. 2 51@52c. Malting-Fair 10
choice. 52@59c. Seed-No l flax, $I59; No.
l Northwestern. LEO; prime timothy, $40
PorE-Mess, per Dbl, 81 .12k@11. 25. Lard
Per eleo lbs. $6:95Q7:95. Sides-Short ribs
Ooose), Sc. zEd6.50. Sboulders-Dry salted
OooXed), 55sG61Sc. Sides = Short clear
tboxed9, s6 7CGts.SO. Whisky-Basis of h: oh
wines, $t.2T.- Clover-Contract grade. $i0G1
1925. Receiptss-Flour, 33 600 bbls; wheat,
1260Q0 bu ;gcDrn, Sc, 0eG bu; oats, % geo hu:
rye, 5000 bd; barley, 1000 bu Shipments
Flour. p, hu; wheat, 2SGC0 bu; corn,
75,C03 bu; oats, sl06O00 bu; rye. 1000 bu;
barley, 5000 bu. On the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was
duh; creameries, 150233kc: dairiss, i3020c.
Cheese dull. l94Q11$4c. Eggs duh; fresh,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-21

Among the shippers on the mark t
We're: G. p. Cook, Townsville; Scia1vait tx
d Co, Lester Prairie; NJ. Sehacta
f4utchinson: Goodrich sE Hardness. Da
rand; II E. Fletcher, Wayzata; Fir t
National bank, Woodstoclk;e r H Dan-
man, Plato; Shaw & Co., ClearNa e.:
Schneider Bros, - c., Huber. Alma; &.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-21

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The Minneapolis & st. Louis r. r..
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