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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-20
MIsCELLANEnns

NOV. -Ccffee-Spot Rio steady- No,
invoice, Use. mild and quiet; Cordova
" o4Sisc business on the coffee OK
day. The market opened steady at IN
changed prices and ruled 10 to Is points
hlShef on covering, following late pro-
uacted and large decline The advance
was was checked IN way by lower Euro
pean and Brazilian cables. Shorts were
the leading buyers. At the close the
market was firm at a net gain for The
day Of TO Is points. Total sales were
4e,290 bags, including November at 6 90c;
March. 6.6996.70; May, COOS S6c; JuiT''
o SV06-S9c; September, 6.85Q6. Soc Sugar
Raw firm: fair refining, 37zc: centrifii-
gal, 57sc; centrifugal. e6-test, 42sc. Mo
lasses sugar. 35ze: refined steady.
19--Aside from a little activity in tin
the local metal market DISPLAYED very
little ANNA Ion today. Prices on all
grades remained unchanged. except tee
above mentioned and this. was caused
by lower London advices. closing rather
easy for tin here at SIS. 5e02S - Pig
iron warrants were quiet at So ee610 %.
lake copper, SIS 75G17.e0; lead quiet al
S4S73z, and speiter quiet at s427ib04 32l5
The brokers' price for lead was 81, and
for copper 81
BUTTER AND EGGS-New York. Nov
E-Butter-Receipts. e-917 pkgs; June
creamery. 1Sa124c; creamery, 1e127c: fac
tory, 12I151ec. Cheese-ReceiDfs , $40
pkgs; steady; large Septenabesr fan nv
1ttAc; small September fancy, lie; large
October fancy, 10zc; small fancy, 1elSc-
Eggs-Recetpts, 6,e45 pkgs; steady; West
ern regular packing at mark, 21@25c;
Elgin, III. Nov. l9-Butter firm at zee:
no sales, though &c was bid for ali
offered-250 tubs; sales of the week, 1880
tubs.
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.nTEFR. GRAIN MkpKzrc


NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Frour-Receints.
Is. 0z5 bbls; exports, 6,553; sales, 8, 100 pkgs.
Wheat-Receipts, 20,3O0 bu; exports, H.
49S bu; sales, 1875, 900 bu futures, 900, 600
bu spot; spot weaker; No. 2 red TIC +.
c. b. ahoat, 761Sc' elevator; No. / northern
Dututh, S29sQS21sc T. o. b. af1oat; No.
hard Duluth, S6asc f. 0. b. afloat Options
closed weak at asGa4c net decline, March
closed soc; May 70 7-I6d80 11-16c, closed
ls2sc; November closed 1850; December
16a4cd77 15-16c, closed 765sc. Corn-Re-
z69,VB blu futures, $50, 600 bu spot. Spot
easy; No. 2, 45$4c elevator and 4624c f. O.
b, af1oat. Options closed weak at I'M
changed prices; May. 43sQ4214c, closed
Oats-ReceiDts, 70. 100 bu; exports. 1928
bu; spot dull; No. 2, &c; go. 3. 2515c; No
white, z812c; No. 3 white, 26c; track
mixed western, 25120271sc; track white
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 9.-FIour-Steady
Wheat-Unsettled; No. l northern so
1674c; No. 2 northern, 72Q74e. Rye
Steady; No; !, 4s12e. Barley-Irresllar
No. 2, 59G5953c; sample. 45G57c. Oar-
STEADY; No. z white, 251zQ634c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-No. red cash
January, I11c; May, 1850; No. 2 hard,
69G6S1zc. Corn-NO. 2 cash, S55zc; Novem-
Der, SOC; December SIC; May, 3{S4c. Oats
No ? cash, BE; November, 25c: Deem
Der, Z2zsc; May, 2478c; No. white, 2654
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 19-C,ose: Wheat
December, 625sc; May, 671s6J6T1zc; cash,
No. hard, 66967c; No 2 red, 69i407lc
Corn--December, 327sc; May, 34lg634j,s c /;
cash, No. mixed, Sac: No 2 white, 3515c
Oats-No. white, 261zc
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 19-Whea-Spot
steady; No. Z red western winter, Gs !;
No l northern spring, 6s sgd; Caiifor-
MA, IS sgd. Futures steady; December,
IS u2sd; March, 6s sd CorIl-Spot
steady; American mixed, new, Is;
futures steady November, IS 117zd; De-
cenber, IS 114zd; January. IS 1OG'
VISIBLY SUPPLY-New York. Nov.
9.-The statement of the visible supply
Of grain, in store and afioat, on Satur-
York Produce Exchange, as as follows:
Wheat, 62.S9l bu, Increase 15g3.co0 bu
corn, 8 39S, GOO bu, increase 1913. 900; oats.
L S53. 900 bu, decrease 5000; rye / 81 no.
increase 185, 600; barley. 3,268, 10 bu de-
crease 222 fsh1 =
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Jcrity do not feel ike hoping for improve
ment till after the 1st of December. First
patents, in wood, SS-9o94I0; second pat
ond clears, $2.5062.90 Following are the
quotations in cotton sacks So and ID lbs:
Rye flour, per Dbl, pure, -. 50126 60; rye
-four, per Dbl, xxx, $2A0Q250; rye fiour,
per bbl, Standard, 81 SGG2 80
c6dS61lc
oats-The oats market is steady at
Sic for No 8; No. white oats, 249
247sc for choice
Rye-A little weaker for the lower
grades; No. rye quoted at 1871 d45lz c;
easier; unchanged
Barley-FCe ed barley, 39@47c, and malt
ing at 45q54c for choice. Quotably IN
changed.
Feed-Coarse corn meal and cracked
corn. in sacks, per ton, sacks extra, s14;
sacks, sacks extra, S14.25; No 2 ground
feed, Y corn, II oats, 75-lb sacks, sacks
extra, $l459; No. 3 ground feed, 2-3 oats,
I5-lb sacks, sacks extra, $1475
Flax-The market opened firm and
active. with trading on a range about &c
higher all around. In this market there
was a good business in spot, ana also an
active market in futures Ten thousand
bushels December fax were sold early on
the basis Of Duluth December, and there
was activity in other futures. Receipts
mere We're rs cars, running, as usual. to
low grades almost entirely. Of the 4rst
100 cars on the tables about ten were No
l SEED, and this was about the proper
ton throughout. Spot fax showed con-
unued widening tendency, as compared
with Duluth November and was quoted
at one time at 2Q212c under. Trades
were made in No. l to arrive at 81 s., and
spot sSfes ranged from 81. 60 to s1S5
Low grades were well taken, although
the liberal offerings made buyers inclln-
ed at first to pass the poorer lots. Sales
were principally TO local eTushers and ell
eTators, and there was also good ship
ping demand. Dickinson, Of Chicago, re-
mains active in the local market. Much
OF tina rejected sold at 15c under No /
price There were sales at 81 40 to
N.52. No grade sold from 81 % down.
with sales at 81. % and to S1.2O. Mime,
apoi1s received 215 cars. against LOG last
year. Duluth received Sc cars. The
closing prices were lower than Saturday:
Minneapolis cash, 81. 6z52; to arrive, 81 S2ls
November. $621s; December, S162; May
$.623s Duluth cash, S1.64; to arrive.
$l.62; November, $164il1; December, 81 81;
May, S162
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PRODUCE AND FRuIT

Butter-Steady and in active demand.
Recelpts light Cfeameries-Extras. 23c;
hrsts. 21c. Dairies-Hand separator, 20c
extras, 1S@19c. Ladles-Extras. 150I6c;
packing stock, he
Cheese-Market steady and active:
twins, fancy full cream, i215c; full cream
Dung America, new, 1112Gl2c; brick, Ne.
/, 1eQl1c: brick, No. 2, 91zc; Swiss cheese.
Old IZ1zg14e; Linburger, as to grade, 81
Eggs-Market steady; receipts fair:
fresh stock, cases included, loss off, 1Sc
Beans-Market firm. Fancy navy, per
bu' y 2 25Q2. 50; medium hand-picked, per
bu, 81. 6Gt01. so.
Peas-Yellow peas, $l2; fancy green,
Potatoes Steady: fair demand. New
potatoes; per bu, $25GSOc.
tuce, per dozen, Soc; parsley, per dozen.
15c; tomatoes, California, basket. 75n:
spinach, per bu, soc; turnips, per bu, a5c
beans, wax, per bu, I50: string bea
Per bu. $50; cucumbers per dozen, 75c
carrots, per bu. 60c: new turniIs per
dozen, 60c; horseradish, per ID, Toe.
Cabbage-Steady. Per crate, f5c
per cwt, S9c@s1
Apples- Market well cleaned up and
good stock commands firm prices at ad-
yanncced quotations. Apples, fancy, 8. IS
Lemons-Receipts liberal: demand
good Fancy Messinas, box, s.. 1871; Cal-
ifornia. per box, 1851
Nuts-Hickory, per blu, S111. .: black
walnuts, per bu, 75c@$1; New California
walnuts, H., lie; peanuts. raw, per ID.
&c; peanuts, roasted, per lb, &c; =3razils
Per ID, &c: pecans, medium, 1I61l95c:
hazelnuts, per ID, 5GSc; chestnuts, new.
per 10. 121l5e.
Bananas-Supp:y moderate; demand
active. Choice shipping, s2G5 80.
Figs and Dates-Figs, new, California
box. .--....; faro dates, I0-lb boxes. 8Fae:
Halloween dates, new, Size
Il
peg half Dbl. S2.75; hard, per Dbl, 80.
Dressed Meats-Demand light. s1fansv
lair. Veal, fancy, 76T71ec; veal. medium
bzgc; hogs, country dressed, &c; milk
iambs. peits OF. &c
Poultry Demand active: receipts lib
eral Springs. per ID, 6Q61sc mixed
ducks, fancy, 5Qsc; geese, SC.
tlsh-Fair demand. Piks. Der lb. g..
croppies, per %, 4Q5c; pickerel. per lb. 4e.
freq legs. dog, 4QSc.
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Nash quotations were As follows: Flour
easy. Wheat-No. 5, 67Q713@c: No. 2 red,
l7z@74c. Cegn-No. 2, 401z049$4c; No. z
yellow, 1910 46s4c. Oats-No. 2 white, 26
az635336e; No. white, 232z@2612c. Rye-No.
2, 441zc. Barley-Good feeding, 55659c;
fair to choice mating. Soc. Flax Seed
NO. l, $l.6415; No. / Northwestern, 81 SIS.
Timothy Seed-Prime, $3.50 Pork-Adess,
per Dbl, S105GQ10.6215 Lard-Per 100 lbs
Sl.lI3@9l 20. Shert Ribs-Stdes- doose), s7.c5
40. Shoulders-Dry sailed (hoxed}, 524
1t5.sc. Sides-Shorts clear Cboxed), $6.750
6.S5. Whisky-Basis of high wines, 81 %
sugars unchanged. Clover Seed
Contract grade, $40. Receipts
Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat, 49, 100
Clover Seed-Conract grade. SO Re-
ceipts-Fiour, IS GEO bIols; wheat, 81 900
bu; corn, 307. 900 bu; oats, 1877, 000 bu rye
1900 bu; barley, ST. 800 bu Shipments
Flour, 1900 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn,
$3.50 bu; oats. 246,09o bu; rye, 5000 bu;
barley, u,0G0 bu. On the Produce ex-
change today the butter market was firm;
creameries. 15@26c: diaries, 121L 622c.
Cheese firm at 10qIHc. Eggs easier,
fresh. &c.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.

FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York
Nov. 1s.-Commercial Advertisers London
financial cablegram: The markets here
We're active and firm today New York
cables concerning the speculative and
monetary position being regarded as sat
ls1aCtory Americans were good during
the morning. The continent sold a little
but American orders had to wait for ey
ecution. London professionals continued
purchasing after your opening You of
fered stock in London aIEi nervously re-
allied. Then you came to the rescue
making the close above the worst There
were wide fluctuations in Northern Pa
clllcS and Union Pacific. The inner ring
seems still confident, expecting reactions
but nothing serious. Money was easier
The market owed the bank over, 81 00o :
60. The bank lost e1000G0 gold to
Egypt and $4,000 to France A consid-
cradle amount is in hands which is not
likely to reach the bank
London, Nov 19.-ConsoIs for money
SSPs; consOAs for the account, 9S3a
NEW YORK MONEY-New York. Nov.
JS--Mcney on call steady at 31k6fl1b per
Cent; last loan, 31@ per cent; prime mer-
cantle paper, 4q5 per cent; Sterling cx-
change steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at s4.S41@G54. 845s for de-
mand and at 81 -S024d4 .s0zs for sixty DAYS.
posted rates, 81 .Sl1zG4- g and 81 ssh; COM
lnercial bills. 81. 5000. SOY; silver certia-
Gates, 6412G651zc; bar silver, CSC: Mexican
dollars, Sole
TREASURY BALANCES- sI7iIlerte,,,
NOV l9.-Today's statement of the treas
ury balances in the general fund, exclu-
s1ve of the $3.50. $50 600 gold reserve in the
division of redemption, shows; AvailaT1Ie
cash balances, $157.S7S 1876; gold, 500, Ola, SOS
BANK CLEARINGS.
St. Paul 81, 15e643.
Minneapolis. 50 363. esq
New York, SIS 909. 37S
Chicago. $23. $50. 999
Boston Si4 Si4 So
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CATTLE.

Comparative receipts: oo
Total for today (estlmated) ......I 3g1
A week ago ---..-...-..--..-'.-. -9'35 pei
a oG 2oaa S Good to choice butcher
steers, 81. 65Q5.25; fair 10 good, S4l5q4.60;
common to fair, S350Q4 co.; good to
AIS; fair to good butcher cows anu
heifers, $2.75q3.50; thin cows and can
ners, $1.50Q2.50; choice corn-fed buIls, S34
4: fair to good butcher bulls, 81. 1903 OC;
bologna bulls. s.. 00a2. rs; good to choice
veals So. 001I5. rs; fair to good YeaIs, $40
5; good to choice feeders, S3.0oq3zo; good
to choice stock steers. S3.l503. Az; fair 10
good. 81 756I3. 10; common, $200GG2- 20; good
TO choice stock cows and heifers, 81. 500
275: fair to good S2-25G250; common.
81 1892 %; good to choice steer calves,
$3.40G3 so; fair TO good, y 08aS- %; good
to choice heifer calves, 8. 50q2. Is; fair TO
good, 81 25Q250; stock and feeding bulls,
81 0002.50; good TO choice mixers and
springers, $35glO; good to fair, SSe05o;
e Wester,ns-Good to choice butcher
steers "a 25G460; fair to good, So. I5Q4. 20;
good to choice butcher COWS and h a59J5
S.. 50G3.90; fair to good butcher. SoGp5-SO'
good to choice feeders, S4Q418; choice
stock cows and heifers, $219tl2 10; fair
to good, $2.50Gz. 70.
killing. cattle Of all kinds sold 10 cents
lower on reports OF heavy drop al
tive at the decline, however, and pack
ers bought, practically all the LUTHER
stuff in the yards Among the OFFERINGS
were some good to choice Western and
native cows, but the steer stun was
common to fair only and the bulk CT
the cow stuff was On the Gunner order.
The stock cattle division was quiet. But
few buyers were in the yards and most
of them wanted only good 10 cholce
cattle in small lots Some good feeders
sold at S.. 4993S5, and the sales were
considered good. although these same
cattle would have sold 25q35 cents hlgner
ten DAYS ago. Bulk of heifers sold,
s.. 3G62 80 There was some demand Tor
heifer calves at steady prices, but steer
calves, with a good supply on hand,
were very slow Comm on stun Wa
practically unstable
Representative sales:
P1fcl,er Cows and Heifers-
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SHEEP.
Total for today 5e a11I1r

Total for today estimated. ........ 725
MSsA ago -....''....-.-..-.-.----- II, 0y7
quotations: Good TO choice butcher
lambs $4.40Q460; fair to choice, $425O
so; good TO choice fat wethers, $500
$525q3-50; good to choice stock and feed
ing lambs, $375Gg4.25; fair to good. 81 250
30; feeding wethers, So. 25G3 Is: stock and
feeding ewes, $275QS.00; thin sheep, 500
Qz5O; buck lambs, $2.75Q300; billing
bucks, S2.0G02.50
Fat sneep and lamb market quiet Fat
lambs quoted 15d25c lower, and fat sheep
fancy feeding lambs sold were 81. 4Gd4. 10
ASIDE from this the stock and feeding
market was quiet with prices I0GI5c
lower
Representative Sales:
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ATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Totals

Other Grains-Winter wheat, 40; No.
corn. 13; No. 4 corn, 2; No. oats, 20; No.
rye, l; No. rye, I; No. i barley, s;
No. barley, 81; no grade barley, 5; No.
l flax, 8; rejected fax, 102; no grade fax,
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat-No. /
Northern, 81; No. 2 northern, 81; No S,
9; rejected, 10; no grade. Is; winter
wheat. y; No. 8 corn, I; No. oats, 10:
no grade oats, l; No. barley, 8; no grade
barley, 4; No. fax, 5; rejected fax, 81.
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HOGS.
Cnmnar tive -rncaints.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (esdmated) ........l, .5e
A week ago ....--........... ....-.....-.l, ~
A year ago ............................ 29z
Quotations.: Good to choice light, 81. %
G4.65; mixed and butchers, S4-58G4 60;
good to prime heavy. S4.50@4.60; common
to fair, S430Q4.4 As; rough packers, $4.2Oia
AS; boars, $1-75Q2.50; pigs and skips,
S3Gl3.75.
Market opened a strong cents lower,
but closed strong TO a shade higher than
the opening. Receipts were heavy l1r
Monday. Quality averaged ,sood 10
choice. Demand good at the decline.
Prices paid ranged from $3.50 for com
mon heavy to $4.65 for choice light and
butchers. Rough packers, $4,2o, few
small punches Of very choice sorted
of fancy butchers sold at S4H1z, fully
10 cents above the actual market
Representa- tive sales:
Tjobt Mixed and Butchers
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MTNNEAPOTR

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 19.-December
wheat opened at &c, against z25sq72szc
eli "a to 70 1-16c, cold up to 75A4733sc,
lost Lie, advanced to 731zc by 11:30, and
by noon held at 7234@72zc. May
0755sc Saturday,--lost 1-16e, sold up 10
I6 l-l6c, lost Lie, advanced to 761z 1176 sc,
lost 1-16c, again sold at 1914 lD16asc de-
elRed 70 16c by ll:3e, and by noon held
al 1512G457sc. The cash wheat market
was strong and active, with q good de-
mand for No. / northern, at-1$4G9 2c over
the December future. Ne. sold mostly
at the December price, if in go5d condi-
lion Lower grades were in good demand
and sold relatively better than for weeks
As an instance, Taylor & Nichols sold a
car OF no grade at 72c--pretty close to
the December price. Whether the no
grade was Of a superior quality or that
Mr.. Tom Taylor hypnotiZed his customer
IS a. question This Is neither here nor
theEe-lt Is now patent that the lower
grades are finding good customers at
prices that makes the seller Geel- good.
Sales We're made as per sta teInent below
Receipts here were 760 cars-tWo days
shipments, 50 cars Wheat during the
room hour was very nervous and weak
The visible supply showing an increase
CT ,60H,W1 bu, q light export demand, To-
Seiher with determination 10 hQudate
the december contracts. were the factors
In depressing values. Mr. Snow cable
IRON the Argentine saying that In The
Southeast province OF Santa Fe, which IS
are very bad, estimated at half of last
years, and crop is drying up COW, three
weeks before harvest The roots are lad
owing 10 excessive rains last spring"
november wheat closed al 725sc, Deem
Der at Use. and May at 74ZkG75c.
minneapolis range Of prices:
Open High Low Closing.
May 755 1913 ~ 747z-5 75i5-z5
Bee Bee 49, 2 s.! 7sz.sZ
On Track-Omcial closing quotas lions:
No i hard wheat. 753sc; No. 1 northern
Wheat. f5asc; No 2 northern wheat, Ike;
CATS, &c; corn. ol3, 351zc: new. 351z c: rye
443zc; barley. 35952c, fax. 81 .62I5: fax
futures. November, $l.62: December, s.. g.:
May, $L62.
SAMPLE SALES.
No. northern. 6 cars. 74s<c.
NO northern, 200 bu, &c arrive. 75c
80 wheat, 10 cars, Sc
No. : wheat. 2 cars. zee.
Rejected wheat, I car, SIZE
SeJected wheat, ! car, 5S1be
No grade wheat, cars, Sc
M grade wheat, / car, 5s1kc
No. - IS. / car, 23stc
No. 5 'nts, cars, 24c
Nc. : white oats, / car. 24155c
NO. barley, / car, 4Sc
| No. barley, 1 car 43c
No. barley, cars, &c
No barley. 2 cars. 4oc.
No grade barley, 6 cars, Csc
Rejected lax, ] car. 81 80
Rejected flax, 3 cars. S153.
NO grade haX. l car, S130
Flour-MilleTs report fair inoufrv. bu+
are quite glum as 10 prices bid. The ma
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TIE L|VE STOCK Markets
BULK OF HOGS. SOLD AT PRICES
ABOUT FIVE CENTS
LOWER
KILLING CATTLE LOWER
Packers Pay Ten Cents Less for All
Kinds OF Butcher stuE-StOc1
Cattle Quie4-sheep and
Lambs Lower.
LOWER
KILLING

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Nov. 19.-Receipts
at the Union stock yards today (estf-
mated were: Cattle, 1850; calves. $50;
hogs, 1,75e; sheep, 725; ears, TO-
Official RreceipJs Saturday: Cattle, Alb;
calves, q; hogs, 2,16S; sheep, 1854; horses,
10; cars, S.
Receipts thus far in November, com
pared with the same period in November,
1900
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w. n. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Union Stock Yards,
soUTH ST. PAU,

EoUTH ST. PAUL
consiEnmente and correspondents SO.
ucited. Market reports furnished on ap.
plicatipn
We DO a strictly commission business
No live stock bought or sold on our ows
account
References-StocR Yards bank. South
CT EauI: Security bank. Zumbrota; Hon.
A. T. Koerner. state tree surer. Csp!toi
building, St. Paul. A c. Anderson. cash
isr p Panl National hank ST Paul
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MICH COW EXCHANGF-Cho
cows selling $25OQ5.00 per head higher,
and active at the advance. Fair grads
COWS steady, and common animals only
Salable as Gamers
Representative Sales:
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BED. SPRIReS aRa nhTTRESS. sA.73

IA within go
miles OF 8iiune-
RpoEs,if fsrthsr
send sIcts. and
We viii send by
freight, COD,
Subject 20 ex-
animation, this
FINE WHITE
EEAzFAED Iroa
BED, SPRINGS :
NOTEH WIRE
NATURES. Tou
ran exam ins
them at youR
nearest freight
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depot and 81 fond p9rfectiy satisfactory exaety
represented squal to what yo1F dealer sells st dcaola
the price ad tie greatest value you pay tbs
rsiiread Ggsnt OR special price 50 e and freight
charges flss sTCts II With ORDER outfit weighs
about 40 lbs and freight viii average e for each sea
Eliiss The Iron Esd is It. inches vide . inches
high is gf-en highest possible white enamel flush In
ihrescosts baked beautiful braSs cast vases AID
uorlts made extra strong and fitted complete vita
best czsysTs. SFEENCS are high grade woven wire,
heavy strong hard maple frame siek batter ono OF
the easiest, strongest ord bess Springs made NAT
TREES IS made u best quality excelsic= With seloc8
Eise cotton top and good quality ticking Ieis OUT
Mt = pig Ta4=e but We hS<o ss<sr vasaes az SSs47
zsd SE.G3. II you iHtssested ssnd Tor 6sscriS
sio2 Write Ter free E=rn.tars Catalogue
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CniCd8o, Buflng ton q quincy
dend IL per cent.
Total sales, ], 256, 800.
NEW YORK BONDS.

Z. S. Is, .10i% N. Y. c. lists .1Oqi5
do o. coup O. -; - ioa3% = ! G. gen 5s.l267s
do IS, coup ..109sz do As 7a91l
do new Is, reg. 1915 N.Y.C &St.L. 4s.1G7
90 coup .-.-1Sl3s T. d w. con. As 99sz
DO Old As, ISL Ore. Nav. As 100
90 coup. ...... l151t ore. S. L. 6s. 1879
40 5s. reg...l1 2. y 90 con 5s.. 1145f
10 Ss; coup. .1l2A read Gen As. S9%
y: OIL Z Gas. PA r. G. W. lists $751;
Atch gen As. .O13s 81. l. & L M.roI,9 &
do adj. 4s.... Szh S. Lei M con 5s11512
Can: So. zds.. -59S@s as T. gen 6s. l2G
T. q y. 412s. .l0lM ST Paul con 173
DO 6s.....-.-..-ll8 tS.P., CO. P. lists. IiSL
G. & n. con 1919 do SIS 11o7s
DO 5; F. deb 5s l19 So. PaEific As. 6SZ
chi Ter. 4s..... "a So Ry. IS .II21S
Col So. 4s...... 83$z s: r. & T. 6s.... 7ii%
D. & r. G. 4s...100 7. & P lists 11e
Erie Gen. Is. 74Z do IDS - 50
F-W. & D. c. 1st.7 L. P As t1 1855
Gen. Elec. 5s....i42 Wabash lists 1Iss7
Iowa Cen. lists. .1I6 do IDS - 16Ssz
L. & n. Uni. As -993z West shore 7G41s9
NJ. K. & 7. Eds. 7114 Wis Cen. lists 87s2
DO As ....... .9372Va. Cent. ..... 81
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-20
STILL On TIE DOWN GRADE
DECEMBER WHEAT CLOSED AT A
Loss OF SEVEN ETGHTHS
YESTERDAY
BULGE IN NOVEMBER CORN
frightened Shorts Sent the Price
at One Time as High as 43 lie
Provisions Were Dull
but Firm.

REV.
Close. Dav.
December wheat, Minneapolis. 731k 7255-72si
December wheat Chica go. ...7216 Il 1t
December wheat, New York. .757s 773s
December wheat Duluth ....72 72&
December wheat St Louis ..695s 7054-7035
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-20
Receipts thus far in 1860, compared
with the same period in 1929, are as
CattIe. Hogg. Sheer. Mixed

The following table shows the roads
over which Saturdays receipts came IN
and the number of loads hauled by
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-20
STOCK QUOTATIONS

., Furnished by Charles H.rF Smith &
Goci Inembe 75o OF the New York Stock
nave direct wires to Chicago ana New
YORK Closing prices are bid:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-20

St. Paul. 81, $50. SAB.
Minneapolis, So. 1863. GSs.
New York, Sis. 909. ga.
Chicago, $23. $50. 999.
Boston S149l4 552
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1900-09-08

been made. But = certain number d
ladies have banded together and made
themselves responsible for expenses.
They have fitted up la Rabida," the
use Of which was granted them by
the park board. The work il a great
one and, strange a. it may seem. in.
ducing needy mothers to bring their
children is no small part Of it.
From seven until nine every morn.
ing many mothers find their way te
Trinity Diet Kitchen for Infants, on
Wallace street, near Thirty-second
This was recently established for the
purpose Of furnishing daily supply Of
proper food for babies. Each is ex.
amined by the physician of the insti.
tuition, its food prescribed. and 1t il
expected that the child will be
brought every day that the officials
may judge whether it thrives prop.
erly. When necessary, baths are
given. Food for "a hours is placed
in jar which is packed in a largs
pail Of ice to be taken away by the
mother. All who can do so pay ten
cents. Those unable to pay receive
the food free of charge. Constantly
increasing numbers are availing them.
selves of the opportunity thus offered
for improving the health Of their lit.
tie ones. EDWARD JULIAN.