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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-11-17

South ST. Paul, Nov. 16
CATTL.E-Our stock cattle market is
IN bad shape and indications point TO q
big lot of unsold stuff tomorrow night.
taken as a whole the market might he
said to he fully St cents under last
week. The slump came on Tuesday and
since that time salesmfns have had the
hardest kind of work in. disposing Of the
stuff on hand. Buyers have not been pien-
ulul and those in have wanted only the
good cattle. They have been sorting
very closely, taking on an average, only
about one head in every five offered ana
paying fully % cents less sthan last week
on even the best cattle while medium
Grade stuff has sold 5Q<eepts lower and
the tail-ends are unstable at any price.
South St Paul is not alone in these cOrGi-
tons for reports from other marketing
points show that like conditions exist
everywhere. Killing cattle of all kinds
are selling about 10 cents under last week
the drop following q heavy slump on the
eastern markets. The demand has been
very good here however at the lower
prices and We do not look for anv
further noticeable drop in the near fin
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DULUTH.

DULUTH, MINI, Nov. 16.-Wheat and
flax We're Oh the slide today, ways for
flax being particularly. Well creased. 1t
has lost lie for November and 1014c for
December and May by l O'clock; at the
same time wheat had lost 115c. Il opened
l2c of at I3$sc for December, and 7Sc for
May. These were top prices. December
quickly fell to 73c, advanced a trifle, went
to 727sc, improved to 73c, and went off to
72s4c. May sold off to 77c November
FAX opened feverish, Sc off, at $175 i'm
mediately improved to SLIT, where one
sale was made. It then fell steadily to
$169, and closed &c lower December
opened at $.70 and by noon was $166.
There was no unusual increase of trad
ing on the decline. Recetpts-Wheat 112
cars; corn, u; oats, 8; rye, 2: barley, 10;
fla tiaX 2; total, 211; Shipmentss--oWheat,
I91, ,2S9 bu; barley, 6,256 hu flax, 269, 1856 bu.
Close. Oats, 23l4c; rye cash, Ace; May,
40@c; barley, 40c to 5Sc; corn, 372sc; flax,
cash and to arrive, $1:67; December, $163;
May, $l.6&; No. l hard, cash. 76c, Decem-
ber. t4zsc; May, 791sc; No 1 northern,
cash, 74c; to arrive, 74$sc; December,
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CATTLE.
Comnarative receints.

comparative receipts:
Iotal for today (estimated) ............ 250
a week ago Observation-Disclosures. 1876
Quota tions: Good to choice butcher
steers, 81. 65@535; fair to good. 81 25O4. 90:
common to fair, $3. 1891 .25; good to choice
butcher cows and heifers, So. .5074; fair to
g90d 20c butcher cows, and heifers, g. .75@
S;5O; thin cows and Gamers, 81. 5O612 so;
Sho1ce cOrn-fed bulls, $304; fair to good
butcher bulls, $3@3. .25; bologna bulls. 81. 50
Q2'l9; good to choice veals, S506; fair to
good Yeals. $405; good to choice feeders,
g. 1901; fair to good feeders, s.. .406S. Is:
good to choice stock steers. s.. 5000, 20:
fair to good, $303. 25; common 81 5O6t2 90:
good to choice stock cows and heifers
$5!5Q3; fair to good, 81. 50Q2. rs; common,
4; fair to good. $3.2563 so; good to choice
heifer calves, 50. 1908; fair to good 80 .506D
z.75;, stock and feeding bulls, $2.5O6lS;
good to choice mixers and springers. $35
Westerns-Good to choice butcher
steers, 81. .25@4.60 fair to good, SO. 1901. .25;
good to choice butcher cows and heifers
$5.5Cq3.S0; fair to good butcher, $3G3. so;
good to choice feeders. 4GI4 10; choice
stock COWS and heifers, 81. 1908 TO- fair to
good. 50. 5000. .75
Receipts of all kinds of cattle were
hight. Killing cattle in very good de-
mand at prices steady at the weeks de-
chne OF IOc. Offerings were largely thin
puIls with few fair COWS and common
steers. Stock cattle division dull A few
buyers were in, but they were looking
Tor only good cattle anG insisted on un-
usually close sorting. Prices on best
quality stuff were fully 25c under last
week. A few stock calves sold up well
but they were the choice tons picked cut
OIL punches. The common stuff was very
hard to move, even at low prices
Representative Sales:
bo,, I
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NEW YORK, Nov. l6-+Althoueb IT,
DAY business in stocks did not Tecoyer
20 the full measure of last weeks inde-
pendent in point of volume, the tone of
the trading and the showing of strenatb
was the most imposing and sllbsta nfiai
mat have been made since the eIection
The feVerish and sensational movement
III isolated stocks and the indisCrimina ia
tuSh TO buy in a lump were not shown
To-Day instead, there was steadv and
persistent absorption of stocks Of the heri
character, with legitimate specuIa fiI2e
prospects of increased earning bower or
increased security by reason of added
earnings for junior securities. IN the ear
~ dealings the speculation showed a dis
POSITION to look for leadership and now
erIul leaders were at hand to inauo1ira ta
inviting advances in prinlinent stocks in
eiinlost ai every distinctive group on the ex-
change. The absence of realizing nres-
sure as the advances were easily rnaia
encouraged the growth OF the demsnd
ana strength was disseminated ali
through the list. The Eastern trnnir
unes and the cOalers were rather con
Splcuous exceptions and were not Iar@eIv
traded IN nor widely moved, bu+ f5oTo
was no positive weakness manifeltaJ
even there. There WAS no Important eV-
ceptlon OF the upward course of y,ricec
ana among the stocks of railroads. ali
through the South and West, inciTding
Lhe transcontinental lines, the strenet5
was astonishingly uniform. There was
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HOGS.
Comparative receipts:

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ..........,.2 900
year ago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 278
, Quotations: Good to choice light. 81. .G5
good to prime heavy, 81 6Od4. 70; COMMON
to fair, 81. 1901. SO; rough packers, $4350
20; 20; -boars, $1.75@2.50; pigs and skips,
steady at the advance. Receipts fair and
quality good. Prices paid ranged from
81 IS for common heavy, to $t.771a for
choice light and butchers. Bulk, 81. $50
4.T72. Rough packers, 81. .35634. 40. One
small bunch of very fancy butcher hogs
sold at $3.50. This price was 1215c above
the market top.
Representa- tive sales:
Light. Mixed and Butchers
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Change of Time by the PennsyIva-
MIA Lines From Chicago.

Taking effect Nov. 25, the "Keystone
Express of the Pan Handle Route of
Pennsylvania Lines, now leaving Chtca-
go at $50 a. M, will start from Chicago
Union Station every day at 1905 a. m.
running through to New York in twenty,
eight hours. 'DifferentiaP' fares apply
via this train and route. Fort Wavne
Route" train now leaving Chicago I2:30
p. m Will, on and after Nov %, start
from Chicago Union Passenger Station
at Y o'clock noon-becoming a twenty
six-hour train to New York, with extra
fares reduced Call upon or address
Agent, 24S South Clark St. Chicago. III
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THE L|VE STOCK MARKETS
HOGS IN GOOD DEMAND, WITH
PRICES UP I-2 TO
CENTS
IGHT CATTLE RECEIPTS
Butcher Stuff in Demand at Steady
Prices-StOck Cattle Dull and
LOw-StOck and Feeding
Sheep Active.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. Nov 16.-Receipts
at the Union Stock yards today, estimat-
ed were: Cattle, 225; calves, 3; hogs,
1000; sheep, 1,9OO cars, 49,
Official receipts Thursday: Cattle, $50;
calves, 1856; hogs, 1858; sheep, 1918; horses,
Sc; cars, 1O7.
Receipts thus far in November, compar-
ed with the same period in November,
1889, are as follows:
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WASHINGTON, Nov is. - Secretary
Long has acted upon the findings Of the
rick Hourigan of intoxication at lisbon.
The court sentenced him to dismissal!
but recommended clemency, so Secretary
Long has cOmmuted the sentence to re-
ducti0n to the foot of the list of lieu
tenants in the navy, amounting to loss
of about 200 numbers.
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A year go

A year ago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 217
Quotations: Good TO choice butcher
lall3s' s' 81 $40: 80; fair to choice, 4.40@4 As;
tar i all TO good, $3.25Q35O; fat ewes. 81. .258
80 good to choice stock and fecding
lambs, $S.75@45O; fair to good. So 256I$. IS;
feeding ewes, 2.S5@3; thin sheep $2f75:
D PUCK IG lambs, $2.75@3; killing bucks $.8
Fat lambs selling weak. Fat sheen
and all kinds of good quality stock ami
Ieeding stuff steady. Market active.
one, one Lunch of choice lambs sold to
local butcher at $3.50 fully Is cents
above the prevailing prices.
Representative sales:
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Scottish Rite NTnsons.

Erasmus r. Carr. grand prior of the sr-
preme council Of the Southern iurfsdfc
ton of Scottish Rite Masons, when mott
fed officially today OF the death of Grand
Commander Caswell, said that Congress-
man J. D. Richardson, of Tenr3Ssesr
would be made the next grand command,
er.
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scarcely a railroad stock traded in with
in those limited that d.d not gain at
least point. Not few rose 27poinfs or
ferred gained respectiEeiy 3sS64 81 fS9 tT6c
soft ccal roads also made a good Showing
OF strength The preferred stocks of re-
favorttes in the speculation from the way
one after the other of them WAS brought
forward into the trading. Those. with
prospects of increased dividends
seemed to be in equal favor. The
iron and steel stocks were notably strong
and in Colorado Fuel the gain was AZ,
and iii Tennessee Coal 434 and in Hoop
preferred Sl2. Others of the group gained
points on upwards. The local fractions
STOCKS and the high price induStrials were
strong but were not conspicuous. Gen
consolidated Gas as much, Brooklyn
Union Gas II, while New York Air
Brake made one of its characteristic sky
rocket flights of 70 points, lapsing half
that amount. The growing strength of
the market was owing to the excited
trading. after the election. confident that
a reaction must come which would leave
the market healthier, even though at his
prices. A number of favorable circum-
stances also converged in the days news.
Advance sheets of the trade reviews for
the week expressed 50 TOs9ate a view of
the outlook for general trade as to Stim-
uiate speculative sentiment quite notably.
Forecasts of the bank statement were ac-
Cepted with reserve, owing to the COM
pEcatiOns which have confused the sig
nifcance of recent statements, but gain
in cash reserve is confidently looked for,
and the continued tendency towards low
er rates for money which made the max
imum rate today for call loans 4 per cent,
falling in the late dealings to 81 per cent,
relieved all apprehension over the money
outlook. Profits on the days advances
We're attractive enough to induce some
selling toward the close, but the effect
upon prices was slight and the closing
was active and steady.
The substantial character of the buying
was even more manifest in the bond mar
ket than in the stock market. high grade
bonds coming into additional favor.
Prices are very generally higher. To the
sales, par value. s., 800 COO
United States bonds were unchanged on
last call.
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no grade barley, 3; No. 1 fax, 6; rejected
fax, 20; no grade flax, II.
Cars Inspected Out-W heat = No. /
rejected, s; no grade. IL; winter wheat,
]; No. corn, /; No. 3 oats, 13; No bar
ley, Is: No. flax, II; rejected flax, 20.
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Change on ''The MiIvvauI.ee's', TT. 6
ID. Division

After Saturday, Nov II, train row
leaving st. Paul at $40 a. M, and Min
9feap234Is 9 a m, daily except Sunday,
LOT Aperdeen, 5: D., and intermediate
Returning i3dd train will leave Mflbank at
1880 a. n1.; as now
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ull and easy. Wheat-No 3. 67a72c: No.
rcd. 7llaQ7Ic;. Corn-No 2, 39Isc: No.
GLOW, 3sl&c Oats--No white 26a27c:
90. white. 2Il4Mz6l5c. DIalting-Fair to
hcice. 56ti60. Seed-No. flax, S. 70. No
Northwestern, $1.1: primetimothy. $40
40 Pork-Mess. per Dbl. SIC 50Gt1O. 62I5,
.ard-2aT 100 lbs, $7.20T67.25. Sides-Short
lbs 0oose). $G.s0ll7.25. Shoulders-Dry
alted (b0Xed). 55aM52lc Sides-Sbort
lear thoxed), $6g0Q7 Whisky-Basfs of
igh wines, Sl.2G Clover-Contract grade
10. Recelpts-Flour, 11000 bbls; wheat
900 on; corn. 30 600 bu; oats. I31 900 bu;
Flour, I2G00 hu: wheat, III, 600 bu; corn,
5000 bu, oats, 212 900 bu; rye, GOO bu;
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SALES.

NJ NJ ! . northern, northern, cars, 7l5sc.
no. northern, cars 7215c
70 wheat, z cars, Csc.
no: } wheat, s cars. 69c
rejected wheat, l car bbl 5en
rejected wheat l car 6l.
no. grade wheat car 611zc
~ grace wheat. 1 car Dbl, 5Sc.
NO. corn, l car, Sac
no. oats, l car 24c
no. oats, 5 cars. 231Hc
10 grade oats, cars, 22&ac.
70 grade oats, car 231zc
No barley, 3 cars 49c
no grade fax, part car. 81 %
FIour-MlIlers continue to reno,,+ q Wow.
Gult Ft dIlu ,lu unSa atlsIactOry market bI5t' ~
,os,,,SnI olli three OF the larger mills hava
tS9uhied operations is suficienr ay-id5,,f,ee
Ilat the market is mending I7iTst "a Tl1G9 7I1
81 S5lls lS IN a wood, $3.90GI410: second natanfe
ciasgs ci a. zd HTsF o clears $3@325; second
Cl5drS' $z-IV0Z@ Following are the 90
SfaIohs In cotton sacks, SS and 40 III. P,57 80
Iiouri per bbl. pure, 25002. 60: rye aoII. 90
XII 10; AAA y ., $24o5l2 S so; rye -four, Der
ppI, stanqafd $2SGl2 so. Po
loI I1orn|No. 35glH ) corn, 5424 03524c; No vel
l;5at ;o5aatts-'rhe oats market is steady at 9a1l
J12a4f 81 81 Tor NO. ); No. white oats, 2I67
Rye-A little weaker for the lower
Grades; Grades; No. rye was quoted at lao
BarIey,--zFeed barley, 39047c. and malt
ing at 45Q54c for choice '''i" liitiIt-
or,e e9--Coarse corn meal and crac1-ad
~, III S1icAS, per ton, sacks extra Sf2 x,
no. ! ground feed. 23 corn. Is oats al, ~,
SdcAS. sacks extra, $l4: No 3 aroI,pI
lteu' Z corn, 2 oats, 75-lb sacks sacI-S
gAILa, M4.%o; No. ground 6@ad. % O9ts
lip sacks, sacks extra, $145O. ''9'
4, IdN-Ihere was sharp break in flaw
tIlls morning. The tone was depressa-1
from the start, due in part to the cnt in
OH prices. Considerable November f1av
was reported delivered on sale in DuN
Jun. Buyers showed little dispOsition
20 take mold, and the talk of heavv re-
pucuon IN the prices of oil bv the trns+
HSo erect Duluth November onene6 30
Oh recovering again in part on the early
uau6S out the tendency was downward
ana November lost 81 C in the first bo1IT
touCi4nS %liZt2, against Yesterdays cIOse
at %i.'S Minneapolis cash followed No-
Vemcer but barely held in line, showtnsr
even shade more weakness There W.
so IltCe NO. offered that it was hard to
use trades in that grade as a basis ana
rejected and no grade Seld more than
ever IN quality alone. The weakness
continued through the session, and No
Vember sold to $l.69 loss of Sc since
yesterday. Minneapolis was very weak
and broke away from the Duluth ha sis
Al noon no. / was quoted 1c under Du-
Iuth November Trade was light thron@b
out. Minneapolis received Ga cars COM
pared with "a last year. Duluth had -
cars CloSlnS prices were: Minneanolis
caSh, $l.6512; to arrive $1.e5: Noven3bar
$I6I' December, $l.G3; May. 81 GA Du
Iuth cash, T.67; to arrive 81. .63: Novero-
Der SL6l; December, $163; May. Si.6f.
STATE GRAIN TNTCDt5C,UrO>-
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MINNEAPOLIS

wheat wMhelaHtShAP9LIs, LEAPS Nov. 16-Deeember
Vestard opened at 73iac, against 7S5.Sl753[ =
= '72esfday, 7e 1rmed up to 73lsG73i%SS 9 S3'o7ff Is
7Sc, Ge advanneedd arned up -3c sold down to 7z7sG5
irnneS ,Erl t 70 lS55c, again sold at 7S
and liDH o up TO fSA@13l4c lost LIE bV II 30
"iI4 NJ Dy noon held at 72a4c. ~ ll'1''
vesfay,5WS Wneat opened at 16hc against 1870
lip to 'ay CLOSE Iost c lost &c, firmeed
'o46 Ne by 25 and by noon held at ttiS5a 76c TO
vti+tI ne cash wheat market Was "cti,,o eUCf
I,artIu rod 4n urgent demand for No ! ard Ne
was Sfshern 9sd The demand for lower !5 GRADES
s3y 3 yeaterday oHer tBs Eo Rorhern sold yHS at i
at Sac 'iIg mndote dDecen6er future and No. ,
m were ts1f 5l2 cars shipments. - cars -
me IoIicWing was the range of 0S,i n,iioo,. .,
W., Open High Low CioSiI1lT' ~ ICeS'
NoTXen5bar: NAV 764 7G34 757s4 75s IS "|5G5 7G5;
De@sernIer @s 7a95:-H ~ IS, 81 7ss5 58s g
On Irack-Oficial closing c1Iofa ti9s5sz ti5s =
10. 10 hard, 1890; No. northern 79sl .:
c"}:, MG: nc northern, , 7IH@1&c; oats 235tc 25S5tc
gislla. olG yelloW, @6.5c; new. 95$lc. re
15,[o nc; b99rey fOQ51c; flax 81 I6515; lax f5' f
May, $1.64 0o0"IAel, SIb3;
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LIVE STOCK BROKERs

barley, barley, 1S.0Oo bu On the prodnce AZ
TiiI1iSe tiI,o today the butter market was ~ ~
Sbees SS7hbe creamery, 15Q2Gc; dairies, 12i%S20c-
fr4s6 s9%c %SctlVe' 1oGl14c. Eggs acsITe,
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I; dS s. ref 2s, reg1O41s n. 7. G. 1sts- 7oqZ
DC DC coupon 80. .1OlT y. J. c. gen 5sio2 sio27s
do 3s' con-; 1897 '9o' Dr. tactic IS. 70
90 90 new Is. fN.Y.,C. e. g .10l4
do IIGW mf4 4s,eoup137 =. & w. con. 4s 4iS9i4 99i44
90 old is, co96i1514t 33i154 do As ISIS 109
G2 do oSs reg, LES TOr, s. Line 6s iSS SSSS7s
District % eo.ep Up .li22 p 90 con. 5s....Ii4
Atch een o'S. i6472 p ~ h9 gen. Is. 893,
do adj 9eni Z e. g. W. lists. 9g%S 9g%
Cana 81 "a 9ds s $5?s SI4'& NJ con 5s1fifSs e
Chcsa & o. 4i5s10I St PanI gen gen -6sl26
C, e y w cc .llS e. & P 1sts1iS7k
do S r Iotl- Seh SLY lsI%9 20 rs IS .l19%
Chi Tai.r,, oeo. .5sll9 GO Pacific As. 83s3s
Col So. Is. .. S9s, S. R e. 2S q .lll212
p & R. G. As. 100 IT. & p iyts os'.' .
Erie gen. Is 49,. 73al do 2dc ISIS .I56
F~W. x Z, ,C1sts rs S+t L. Pacifc ii.'''' 81
Gen Elec. 5s. .1371 Wabash 10 iIG6A
10. Cent 1sts...1fs do 33I iSIS -Id6A
L. & n uni is. $685. West Sbo,,c' 10y
ID i4 4S % l. IDS. q Wis. Cent. As. Si%
- = -. :. -. 81 a. CenturieS. . 81
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w. N. CAMPBELL
COMMITS SION COMPANY
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Union Stock Yards,
SOUTH ST. PAUL
sOUTH ST. PAU

:. ConsignmentS and correspondents So
plicatiou.
we do a strictly commission business
NO live stock bought or sold on our ow8
account
References-StocK Yards bank South
st Paul: Security bank Zumbrota: Hon.
A.. T: Koerner. state Treasurer Capitol
building. St Paul; A. C. Anderson. cash
Ter st Paul National bank ST. Paul.
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Western Union. i 1900 81 S41hI aAalI 0.,l
Wheel. & L. F. 5000 1i% II Il II II ia
do st pfd - 6OOl 81 551h( 561h 511l
do I'd pfd .. $1,000 361s 29i% 70 S3O72t S972 9972
Total sales, 2, 293, 100 shares.
BONDS
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W eekIy Palace Tourist Cars to Los
Angeles

Leave st. Paul every Thursday at
p. m, via the Minneapolis & 81. Louis
X. r. The shortest and best route
Don't make the mistake of neglecting to
inquire regarding rates ana acccmTnotla-
tians Of Mr. F. P. Rutherford, 39S Robert
street
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new To' YORK M1Nrn7c, e,,

NEW YORK MONIEY-New York, Nov
IL iio,-LNohey on call steady at sal per cent.
o ier9C lodil, 512 per cent; prime mercantile
f9i., peIi1eL, 412lt9, per cent; sterling exchange
S!!Tdug, with actual business In bankers
pills at $4.S55s for demand and at 81 SG7.
CtQtiinL1erc1a! bills, $4S0Gl4.S0R; silver Ger
gIIIGIates. 64463c; bar silver, &c; Mexican
ooIIafs, 5oAc; government bonds steady:
strong ga" oolidS
TREASURY BALANCES-Was Washington
NOV I6-Todays statement Of the treas
ury balances in the general fund, excIu-
SiNe S5 OF the $l5g,O9000O gold reserve in the
oIvisl0n OF redemption, shows: Availab BILE
eas6 ,6532lance, $l36 5S6 68 gold. $94 115 42g
FOKGIGN FINANCIAI-New York
Nov. 16.-Commercial Advertisers Ion
don financial cablegram saws: The MAJ
kets here were slightly less active but
generally firm today. Americans were
very strong. They opened good over nar.
lty, Berlin again buying. This strted an
other upward movement, which continued
W!th New Iork's assistance, practically
without reaction to the close In the
street. the market was particularly buov-
ant AtchisonS, Union Pacific. LOllisvii1a
d N9ShElIe and Southern railway issues,
The. leading atures. The money mar
kets tone was slightly easier. The bank
lent small amount for three days at
AZ per cent.
London. Nov. 16-Consols for money.
S642; consOls for the account 9S5s.
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul, 81, ,O20, ,502.
Minneapolis, $2 255, $50
New York $255. $50, ,604
Chicago, S23, ,651, ,346.
Boston, S27, ,591, $50
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.

Other drains-Winter wheat. GA cars:
No corn. 13; No. corn, 1; No. oats
Il; no grade oats, ;; No. rye, 1; No. 5
rye l; No barley, s; No. barley. l3;
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Loss WIS OVER A cfNI
" HEAT FUTURES SHOWED MARK
ED WEAKNESS ON CHANGE
YESTERDAY
CORN and OATS ALSO LOWER
PrO.iNiOcS We Uncertain, bat
Prospects Of Heavy Hog Re-
ceipts Caused Prices to
Close at "A Loss.
CORN AND OATS ALSO LOWER

CHICAGO, Nov. l6.-Wheat was weak
today. closing with . net loss of 1Ac
3ofh closed 9sc and oats l20Hc lower.
Provisions were 5dl2l5c down.
Inc session in the wheat pit save fnl,
a lew brief punctuations in the shape OF
1nclplenU ralheS.-WaS one long exhibition
on @quidation by holders and short sell
4g 10y traders looking for prices stilI
lower, although tOday's trading made a
ueW low price record for this crop News
Ns'S beaIlsh from start to finish The
market opened under the influence of in
o.lLviehi cap-eS. favorable crop Spurts
and Broomhall estimate of Argentine
respectable surplus of 64.CQ0.G00 bu De-
1smoer started l44$sc 10 l2N2sc lower at
&c 10 le4c. Offerings were liberal and
7Ae demand limited and December drOU-
led early to 13sc. On profit taking bv
SnofjS a reaction to 15sM1$ac followed
i mere Was very little cash stuff wanted
disposition to assume the burden Of hold
ing up prices, the market Sa2ged again
December dropped to Hhc and closed
l-4c under yesterday at 1iA0U$sC. New
: ork reported % loads taken for exports.
Seaboard clearanccs in wheat and hour
were equal to 100000 bu. Primary re-
9-rUU bu last year Minneapolis and
}qiGth reported 4S2 cars, against 473 last
week ana JZ q year ago. Local receipts
were l43 cars, 20 Of contract grade.
Corn had a mildly exciting experience.
Inc market opened lower on the bearish-
ncss of the government report. Offer
-nes We're liberal but the decided at
llude taken by leading bull Scalpers held
tae market until the last hour, when this
support melted away and the wheat
%eakneSs was felt. Increased offerings
t rom HFSt names alarmed longs. and en-
outraged the bears. December broke
sharply and wound up weak Decembe.
sold between 351sIt36C and S5hc and clos
81 3sc down at 53'4N553sc. Receipts were
Oats were inert The country move
-lithl was SLOW. the cash demand fair
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-11-17
STOCKS ACIpE An) FIRN
FEVERISH SPECULATION ABSENT
FROM YESTERDAYS WALL,
STREET MAREEET
PRICE TENDENCY Is UPWARD
Buying of Substantial Character
Was in Evidence Throughout
the Day-SteeI Stocks
Especially Strong.

Can money, New York ......5SS4 96d3 31s; "
Bar silver, New York ...s... "a 63%
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-11-17
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Charles H F. Smith Sc
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:
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-11-17
Receipts thus far in 1900 compared with

over which Thursdays receipts came in
and the number of loads hauled by EACH
Cattle HOGS Shaan Mixnd
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-11-17

Comparative receipts
Total for today (estimated) ............ 250
a week ago ......,..................... 1856
"A year ago .............................. 312
Quota tiOnS: Good nhninn hut h..
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-11-17

ST. Paul, $1,020, SOP.
Minneapolis, $2. 255, $50.
New York, $255. $50, 604
Chicago, S23, ,651 546.
Boston, S27 ,591 $50
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-11-17

Mich Cow Exchange-Market quiet.
But few choice cows among the offer
lnGs. No quotable change in prices
Representative sales:
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-02

16, 1900
know of no more eloquent descrip-
ton II the evils of such condition Of
affairs than was given year ago by
General =. Wat Hardin. who in his
wrath against political trusts. or, in
other words. ''boSSiSm." said publicly:
The Grit-advocate., 1900-11-02

5 TAMMANY AND

CROKER
Facts About the Orr
Bryan Considers v
Honor and {
What a wide Open Town" is
and an e Example of What Oil