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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-25
n. HOLBERT & SON,
Bankers ana Brokers
34i Robert ST. ST.. Paul.

No receipts On sale. One load of fat
stun went direct to packers No change
IN prices on feed-lot stuff sold to packers.
were: HI. Voss, North Branch; c. Bell
Blooming Prairie; A. Barnett, Montgom-
cry; r e. Peterson. Atwater; Spaldns
Hammond; Skahan Bros, Adams; S.
hughes, Stanton; c. Steube, New Tim:
Garter & Courtney, Chester; De Wolf &
A. Dodge, Madella A. D. Sackett, James
ylne; q. l. Houseman, Fairlnont; Dun
gee 1--we Stock company, Dundee; ]. NJ.
t MUM freeport; r.: II. <empton, Nor
son, Clarkfeld b l.. Oriivie'
MIDWAY HORSE KET-Minneso-
ia transfer. st. Paul, Minn-Barrett &c
zimmerman report market characterized
by moderate receipts and outlet today
There was, however, a decent lot of farm
chunks Weighing from 129O to 800
pounds represented in the sale with a
large number OF prime drafters. The
manifestation of active and favorable
symptoms IN trade the last few days is
expected to materiatize in free. outlet
of all grades of horses, especially of log
g1ng horses. before the close Of the mar
ket this week. Values:
DrafterS, extra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 506I176
Drafters, common to good ....... 10066l2O
farm mares, choice ................ 1G0Oi25
Farm mares, common to good 6Jd1O9
CHICAGO, Jan. A.-Cattle - Receipts
1880; steady; good to prime steers. IS. q
Q6; poor to medium, $35Oa5.15; stockers
and feeders, S39460; cows. s2466l 20;
METERS. &. 7OQ4-50; Gamers, $202.T bulle,
$250@4.5o; calves, $4@575; Texas-fed
steers, $4q4.75; grassers,. S335G4; balls,
$250Gl3.75. Hogs-Receipts today SO go:
tomorrow, $4,000 (estimated); left ever,
1000; shade higher; closed weak; rnIxei
and butchers, $5.1GG5.35; good to choice
heaVy, 20 2995. 35; rough heavy, S505G5 Is;
light, S51Gq5. 80; bulk of sales, So 20G5.Z7
n. CT 6xr No lon
er; good to choice wethers, $37OGl45O;
fair to choice, mixed, $3.40q3. so; western
sheep, $3.750440 Texas sheep, 80 5OG13 80;
$50 ~
SOUTH OMAHA, Jan. 24-Cattle-Re-
celptS, 2,4OO; steady; native steers. s49
30; Texas steers, So. so; cows and heifers.
S3Q4. 80. F[ogs-Receipts, 5000; 51D10o
higher; heavy, $5.1712@5. 271a; mixed, So. IN
%. 221@; light, Sc. 0215Q5 .2215; bulk of sales.
$5.n1z5 .25. Sheep-Receipts, 1,60O; market
l04I5c lower; nuttons, S4Qg4.S0 lambs.
81. 50@5. So.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 24.-Cattle-Reocipts.
$500; firm; native steers, So .50a5. so; cows
49, Hogs-Receipts, $500; 5q10c higher;
pigs and lights, So. 1905. %; packers, s.. 219
$50; butchers. 5.2505. So. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. 300; unchanged.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. A-Catttle-Re-
celpts. 5000; steady; native steers, s.. 500
SIS; Texas steers, $685. COWS and
heifers, 81 .25@4 80. Hogs-Receipts 14.0G0:
5Q1Oc higher; bulk of sales, 5.25D5 .271z;
heavy, So .2GfD5. 80; mixed $5.f5lI5. 27lb;
light, SOS Is. Sheep--Reeeipts. 1000;
strong; lambs, S4q5 30; muttons. S2Gl4.5 SO.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

NEW YORK, Jan .24.-Flour-Rec .ipts,
17,707 bbIs; exports 1924 bbIs, stea ~
and trffie more active on spring lat
ents. Wheat-Receipts, E4.S0o bu; eXpor is,
130,41S bu; spot strong; No. Ied, sos ;
f. O. b., afioat; No. 2 red, SIC elevator :
Ne. l Horthern. Duluth, S69sc f. O. b..
af1oat: No. northern, Duluth, S65sc-f o.,
b., afioat; No. | hard, Duluth, S9:Sc f. o.
b.. anoat- Options after STEADY OF en-
ing advanced moderately all day in the
face of small trade, unchanged cables
and small export business. AS tull frffu-
ences the small Northwestern afpts.
predictions for a decrease in the coriaee
visible supply, large cleaEances ana a
persistent short demand were the mo I
prominent. Closed strong and lz6i%e net
higher; January closed at SIC: NJ ,reil
797SSq1s7sc, closed at 7S7sc; Ma. 7gXS9
so 3-l6c, closed at SGihc; july, 1875 dTg3xc.
closed at lg9sc- Corn-ReceiDts. 1(62 75 BIZ:
exports, 175,l3f bu; SPOT steady; No. q,
47Kc elevator. and 4eMc f. O. b.. aff7at
Options created fiFmness in wheat and
ruled firm all day. he lped by few clea, :
anees and local covtr.ng- Clos firm at
Ac net advance. January c,oscd 1T fc;
March closed at 45tsc; MAY, 4Nk@441se,
closed at i4t5c; July closed at 44Xc Cats
Receipts, G7,21o bu; exports. 2 $40 be-;
spot quiet; No. 2, Sot@c; No. 9. Zee; No. 2
white. 3ZN32'4c; no. white, 3fize; track
mixed Western, 25c; track white. & OBS :.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2i.-Ciosiny: Wheat
Spot steady; No. California, IS I'D;
No. , red Western winter IS Id; No.
northern spring, Is 51zd. Futures steady;
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WALL STREET GOSSIP Strong, Stur-
g1S y Co. wire Holbert & Son: There is
put little doubt of the truth of the say
ing that a market which is being bought
only on information is a very DANGEROUS
market for the trader, So long as the
OUTSIDE operators buy on good earnings,
on the general prosperity of the country
OF on some specific amalgamation on
or combination of interests, all is we'll.
put when that same class of operators
tails back on points, information and
suggestions. there is generally trouble In
store We have had a great deal of good
news, a great deal of prosperity and
speculation, but at present we have moth
ing but suppoSition on which to base
fresh activity. If an operator wishes to
enter the speculative arena, he had bet
ter .confine himself to a moderate posi-
ton and to stocks regarding which he
can obtain actual and useful informa-
ton.
NEW YORK MONEY-New York. Jan.
Z4;-Close: Money on call easy at 1902
per cent; prime mercantile paper $50
"A per GENT. Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 S7aa
Tor demand, and at 81. SSa4 for sixty days;
posted pos IL, rates 81 S41& and SASS; CONNER
GS12Q65c; bar silver, 617sc; Mexican dol
TREASURY EALANCEs-Wa Washington.
Jan. A.-Today's statement of the treas
ury balances in the general fund, exciu-
sive of the $3.50. O90, GOO gold reserve gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Ayailable cash balance, $lS7, 1884,
FOREIGN FINANCIAL-New York,
Jan N.-Commercial Advertisers London
financial eabiegram: The stock market
mere was fairly active today, and there
was a general Improvement in prices all
around. This was on the feeling that
the queens death had been over dis
counted also, however, on the bank re-
We're good, Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul leading on talk of per cent
dividend Tor that stock. This depart
ment moved up steadily until the New
York opening. When that came in fiat
the rise here was stopped. It was as
Sumed that the cause of the reaction in
New York was the gold shipments to
Paris: Toward the close here and in the
street afterward the break was very
at per cent. 1t is said that the bank
steadier at Is 9-16d per ounce
Paris, Jan. 24.-The weekly statement
OF the Bank Of FTance is shows c,rs, the f9ow
creased, 75,050,0ee francs; treausry ac-
counts current, increased, SO, 725060 80 1cs !;
bills discounted, decreased, S2,975, GOO
francs; silver in hand, increased, 4,451,005
francs.
London, Jan. A-The weekly statement
lowing changes Total reserve increased
81 .663, 0G0 circulation decreased e535. 0GG.
bullion increased 81. 1z7, 900. other secur-
tiles decreased 60. AL ,056 other deposits
creased G1,616,000, government securities
decreased FL. S21 Geo. The proportion of
the Bank of Englands reserve to liabl-
ity is 4453 per cent Last week It was
$3.50 per cent. Rate of discount I'M
changed to 5 per cent.
Berlin. Jan. A.-EXchange on London,
20 marks 1917 pies for checks; discount
rates. short bills, 212; three months bills.
ga per cent.
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brought Coo, with range down to SC.
NO grade sold from soc to SIC.
Minneapolis range Of prizes:

,,rho. Open High Low Closing.
May @nea' i 74 IS ST. 1i5 + rhprs- KS y q,
July .aa;:..751s-1 1915 i51s = 75&-7s :5iS-A
On Track-OfhciaI que ia ioas; No: /
marc hard wheat, 76c; No. l northern wheat,
49, a5 No. 2 northern wheat, 7t@72e: oats,
SIC; lax, $l.7O; lax futurss, Nay, Sic.
PutS and Calls-2 p. m. report: Puts,
MAY wheat, l4!Ac; calls. May wheat, 75h
Wt59Sc; curb, May wheat, 75c.
Flax-I,he flax market was sold up to-
Gay, making another high mark Re-
Jected brought S1.69. The strength of the
market continued from day to day with
out out any marked recessions and 4 cor
Stant upward tendency. Receipts go in
good part on sale, and what is offered
IS taken promptly. by buyers for outside
timent on the local board is very arm.
1t is noted that the bulk of the move
ment is to this market. Minneapolis re-
GelNlnS several times the Quantity in the
uauly run as the other primary points
combined. There is apprehension as to
now soon these receipts will fell off and
meanwhile all offerings that show quality
bring top-notch figures. Practically there
is no daily market for No /, as so lit
tie comes that quotations are nominal.
A part car sold this morning at 81 70; no
grade brought $l.62 for the best lots.
Minneapolis received 26 cars, against 2
last year; Duluth had cars and Chicago
D. minneapolis shipped IS cars
., Cioos;nS prices We're: Minneapolis, cash.
~ " arrive, Sl.bJ, May. Sl.Ib. Duluth.
September, $1.20.
,Flour--The market is quiet and I'M
changed; first patents. 50 .956D4 10: second
patents, $S.S0QS.90; first clears, s.. 7512. IS:
bbls. -''-''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are easier. Bran In
bulk is quoted $11 .25@11 so; flour mid
dlings, $12@12. 25; bulk shorts, $40. 50G71O rs;
red dog in 140-lb sacks s14; feed in 2O0-lb
sacks, 81 per ton additional; in 100-lb
sacks, 81. so per ton additional. Shipments.
1907 tons.
Feed and MeaI-The market is steady
and quiet, with quotations unchanged.
Coarse cornmeal and cracked corn are
quoted $3.50; No. l feed. $13. rs: No 2
feed. $l4; Is; No. 8 feed, 81. IS; graduated
cornmeal in cotton Sacks at the rate of
81 80 per hbl
Corn-The market was steady and
active; No. yellow is quoted at $500
953zc; No. 8 corn, 35Nc. : Receipts g
cars; shipments, is cars a...
O&ts-The market is active on slightly
easier range; No. 8 white is quoted 25Lc;
No. oats. 241&c. Receipts, 26 cars; ship
ments. 10 cars. : -
Barley-The market remains quiet, with
receipts running light. Feed grades are
quoted 3S@40c; mailing grades, 41(f5lc.
Receipts cars; shipments, cars.
Rye-The market is quiet and steady;
No. is quoted at 461a@47c. Receipts 2
cars.
Hay-Minnesota upland, 5000. so; coarse
to medium, SOS; rye straw, $5615.60. Re-
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COFFEE AND SUGAR-New York,
Jan. 24.-Coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices to 5 points decline and
ruled quiet. with a generally weak I'M
dertone, following the disappointing &C.
bles and heavy receipts. Then rallied
sharply on covering in response to later
HaVre cables, which acted on the nerV-
Gus local short interests. The market
advanced to 10 points from the lowest
prices. but again became quiet and easy;
closed steady, with prices unchanged to
5 points higher. Total sales were 1880
bags. including: January, 5.40e: February,
5.4Gc; March, 5.59c; May, 5.55c; July, 5.60c;
September, 5.75c: October, 5.75c; Decem-
ber 6.S5c. Spot Coffee-Rio, steady; No.
7 invoice. nc; mild market; quiet Cor
dova, S6J121@c. Sugar-Raw, easy; fair re-
fining, 3a4c; centrifugal, 96-test, NC; mo-
lasses sugar, sec; Bahia centrifugal on
spot at 414c; refined quiet.
METAL MARKET-New York. Jan. "a.
Business in the local metal market was
generally slack. Demand from the in
terror continues of a hand-to-mouth Or
der. and speculation was, generally
speaking. out of the market. Tin at Lon
don declined Ell 12s Cd to G121 lis. clos
ing weak at these figures. This infu-
to some extent in the direction of lower
prices. but trading at the decline was
SOW and the market closed dull and easy
at 26627ad26. u.s. against $27, the closing
81 for Lake Superior, and 1890 for east
ing and electrolytic. but sales could be
made at 1sc decline In the latter metals.
In London an advance to IS was show
TO Ell Is Cd but failed to effect the local
situation. Spelter. though displaying a
weak undertone, the decline being due to
tie absence of demand. The close was
weak at $4d4.1 Lead continued dull at
$4.37h. Domestic iron markets were in
an entirely nominal condition, and buy
erS ad sellers were too far apart for bus
mess. Pig Iron warrants We're quoted at
the close at s9.50110. So Northern foun-
0rV. SlAlG16 80. Southern foundry S1a E1T1
15.75. and soft Southern. $13015. 10
DRY GOODS-New York Jan 24-The
general condition of the market shows
no material change today. It is diff
cult to interest buyers in other than
goods for immediate delivery except at
prices which sellers decline to accept.
Prices for the goods on hand IN staple
lines show some irregularitv. but still
steady for goods to he made Print
cloths quiet. but steady No change in
the market for wooden goods.
COTTON NIARKET-New York Jan.
N.-Cottan-Spot closed dull: niiddling up
lands, 91xc; middliug gulf, 101sc. Sales. 103
bales. Futures closed quiet: January,
SIC; February. 9.59c: March 9.36e; April.
Q 29c; May $500: June. 9.27c: JULY. CSC;
August. 8.97c: September, safe; October,
s .2er: November Size.
BUTTER AND EGGS-New York, Jan
24--Butter-Receipts 1852 pIgs; market
steady: creamery. 1ea22c; June c~aan1ery
1E@H0c; factory. 1l@14c Cheese-Re~ eipts
)! 366 pl<gs; firm; fancy large fall made
nA@211hc; fancy small fall made. liza
lzc. Eegs-Receipts, 1897 pkes; market
firmer; Western average packed at mark
1S1a0f91hc: Western loss off 20c
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March. IS sd: May, 6s 11kd, Corn-spot
quiet. American mixed, new, So 1oAd;
American mixed, old. IS 11sd. Futures
steady; January. IS 1oMd; March, 3s azd:
May, So 91sd Peas-Canadian steady
GRAIN GOSSIP-By private wire to G.
III. F. Smith & Co.-Price Current: WIN
ter wheat maintains good condition.
Wheat movement fair, but decreasing.
Fair corn movement maintained Hog
packing $4,000, against $4,000 last year
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 24.-Closa: Wheat
May, 67Ac; No. 2 hard cash. 66h@671sc;
No. red, 6S52G69c. Corn-May, $500
SS612c; cash, No. white, S6%c. Oats-No.
white 26c.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Jan. 24-Flour
steady. Wheat steady; No | northern,
o 1919 T., No 2 northern, TO1kQ721kc Rye
GSme; NO; l. Sic. Barley steady; No. 3,
No. 2 white. 27H@2fhc
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 24-Wheat-Cash jan
uary, 72Ac; May. 73Iz@735sc; July. 731sc;
No. 2 hard, 6S1a@D70c. Corn-No 2 cash,
S6Si e. January Uag Csc: May, S73S@$7Ac. Oats
25ac; No. 2 white 2SM2SLlc.
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MINNEAP0LIs.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan A-It was an
other day OF quiet wheat tra.ie. with a
MAJ llet a me st without life at times. The
dullness here was in line with foieiga
advices. Traders are hoping for a re-
newal Of Liverpool activity to bring back
export inquiry. and give the MARKET the
stimulus OF which We had sample earl :
In the week. Whether this will work or
not will be seen later, but there was no
Inspiration TO be drawn from Liver2o) u
today. as business there is in state of
ed to I'D lower. Paris closed, wfeat, &c
off. and flour 10 to 81 confines lower In
the domestic news nothing das develop
ed Of sufficient weight to force activity.
Minneapolis May opened practically I'M
changed at 74asc. Early buying worked
1t to I4&.c, with p: ompt reaction 10 741@c,
where it held. This scattered buying
started on the lighter Northwestern r.
ceipts. and early reports from Galveston
and New Orleans showing good cl arings
and indicating that clearancas for the
primary receipts. while cont nuing larger
than last year. We're proportloa ateIy
lighter lent trace Of encouragem mt.
The Price Current says Of win er wheat,
movement is fair but deere aSing PI-i-
mary receipts were $4,000 bu, against
$4,000 bu last year. Clearan es. 49,, 900
bu. Minneapolis received 1872 ears and
Duluth "a cars, against 251 ears, and 80
cars last year.
The market gained strength tow ar Is
the close. MAY selling 10 !51f5Bc. July
touching 75% d557sc. The el9se vas stea, y
at l5c for May, i4c for January, 7zai97fAt C
for july.
1t was a good day in the cash mark t.
The wheat was well taken net only il
the milling grades. but the low era q
showed improvement as we'll ASIDE fr m
oVergradSd cars, there vas o hing slow.
AfilleTs Continue buying the No. / north
ern. No. northern and selected No. 3
wheat. The basis Of trading reT aims tn
changed at &c under may. No. l rorth-
ern averaged 135SQ74c, very choice lots
going as high as 74Ssc. No 2 northern
held at 70zs a7lc for the Tun of 1t. poo
lots bringing zoe ard first selections ~
average sale at G4QG5c. Some rejected
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

J. Leyden and wife to T. ]. Conroy,
1t 10, A. GGtzians sub blk Il, Ivy
man Da!yton,s add ....................$ 81. 200
Security Trust Co. to S. w. Larson,
$ 1-3 1t i, blk IS. Hoyt's add ....... LOCO
r. Huspek and wife to F. Machovec.
It 2, blk ?. Rogers Fort Street add. 20
c. A. Anderson and wife to n. p.
Anderson. 1t 81, blk 4. J. r. Weides
Second add :..:;.....$....:..:..,...... $50
William Cunningham ct al. to Louis
Eisenmenger, 1t 10, blk 2 Bright
wood Park .....:.....'.... 200
l.. Eisenmenger and wife to c. J.
Christensen, Its TO- II, 70, Is and II.
blk 2 Brightwood Park ........ 900
st. Paul Lodge No. 2. I. o. Q. T.. to
c. Fl: Schroeder, 1t II, blk 5. Min
myers add :.,....:........ 165o
c. S. Mellen, Its and 10. Hazel
Park add ........................... /
Total g deeGS) ..................S6 III
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SMALL RECEIPTS AT PRIMARY
MARKETS ADVANCED WHEAT
HALF A CENT
CORN AND OATS ALSO GAINED
Market for Provisions Was Excep-
tiOnaiIy Dull, Prices art the
Close Showing Small
RecessiOns.

Chicago, Jan. A.-May wheat advanced
akQSsc today under the influence Of small
Ell. receipts Corn closed a shade and oats
1S@14c up. Provisions at the close were
May wheat opened 1k@Ac lower at
74l2c, influenced by Liverpool cables,
While the Liverpool market was again
open, business ther3 was at q StandStilI
and this condition had much to do in the
dullness which pervaded the local pit
fairly important buying by bulls on the
falling off in Northwest receipts, but
scalpers were bearish and did most of
the selling. May rallied during the fore
noon to 75c, but trade was dun. Later
trades were more active, some early sell
ers covering because of lighter receipts
at primary Western points and seaboard
clearances Of $4,000 bu in wheat and
flour May assembled to 1850 and closed
strong, 1z@5sc up at 75Ac. Primary re-
ceipts were $4,000 bu, compared with 3d.
COO bu last year. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 2l6 cars, against 318 last week,
and 26l a year ago. Local receipts were
"a cars, none of contract grade. Ex-
porters reported loads taken.
Corn was moderately active. The wheat
strength was accountable in g. measure
for the firmness. but the market also
showed considerable independent strength
and the rather liberal offerings were well
taken. Shippers were fair buyers, and
there was a good cash demand while the
country movement was reported slow.
May SOlu pSLNten oo14c ana oSc' ana
closed. a shade higher at 3S7sc. Receipts
were 364 cars.
Oats were strong, but local and a mar
row market Wheat and corn was the
chief factor.r May sold between Csc and
+25Ac, and closed. 1s6DAc higher at 251sD
2514c. Receipts were 169 cars.
Provisions. were dull, narrow and bare
of features. The opening was steady in
sympathy with hog prices, but moderate
liquida ton developed weakness and prices
fell off later. May pork sold between
S39712 and $780, and closed 15c lower at
$3.50; May lard. between $7.421aGl7. 45 and
$-371a, closing 5d712c down at $751;, and
May ribs between $7.05 and s6.971k637, with
the closing SC depressed at $6.971zQl7.
" Estima ted receipts tomorrow: Wheat
So cars; corn, SO cars; oats, 30 cars;
hogs, %, go head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
- 7
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". NJ. CAMPBELL COMMISSION co,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SOUTH S1.PaUL, -. MINNESOTA
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER
South st. Paul. Jan. q.

South st. Paul. Jan. "a
CATTLE-There has been no change in
the butcher cattle market this week. Ev-
erything Of good quality finds a ready
sale at fully steady prices. Packers i,f.
slst on buying common and habitat
steers low and shippers should bear this
III mind or losses will result In Tho
stock cattle division there has leon 1t.
tie or no change Taken as a. whole
the market has been quiet owing to small
receipts and the common quality of the
STUN coming in. Good to choice stock
steers and feeders have been fairy good
sale all week and stock calves have also
found fair market. Heffers have hem
good and bad by turns Today there was
little or no demand for the she stuff.
Stock and feeding bulls are steady. Mix h
COWS continue slow sale at the low prices.
HOGS-Prices were up cents toGay.
yesterdays loss being regained. The
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was a heavy slump on Tuesday and
prices are 10 to 20 cents under last weeks
close. In spite Of the drop here the
range in prices between South St. Paul
and Eastern points IS SO small that ship
pers will lose money by going through.
The bulk of the hogs sold today at
$5.1G95121a, with top of s5.171s for prime
hogs. Pigs are selling at S4.25@435, and
rough packers at $3.50. The prevailing
prices here warrant largely Increased re-
ceipts.
SHEEP-Receipts have been rather
light. Fat stuff Is. in good demand and
prices are averaging little stronger fer
the good to choice stuff Packers are
getting the large end of their supplies
from the feed lots. There has been very
little doing in stock and feeding stuff.
Prices are about steady.
o., Very truly,
w. M. CAMPBELL COM. co.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-25
PRODUCE AND FRUIT.

Butter-Steady and in active demand.
Receipts light Creameries-Extras 22c:
firsts. PIC. Daigies-Hand separator, 20c:
extras 1Sc. Ladles-Extras, 16QlSc; pack
ing stock HE
Cheese = Market steady and active
a awlps' 9amSy full lAr cream 12e fHl!
prick NO. l. 10@11c; brick No. 2, 91ac;
SWISS cheese; old, 121zQ14c; Limburger.
as to grade, S15@11c.
Eg@s-Market ca sier; receipts light
Fresh stock. cases included. loss off. 19c.
Beans-hfarket firm. Fancy navy, per
bu y 4Ga2 60; medium, hand-pic1ed, per
81 so
Potatoes-steady; fair demand. Pota-
toes, per bu 396145c
Vegetables-Beets per bu, Csc: lettuce
per dozen, SOC; parsley, per dozen. 15c !;
tomatoes, California, basket, 75c; beans,
wax, Per bu, So; string beans, per bu, So;
cucumbers, per dozen, 81; carrots, per bu,
Sec; turnips, per dozen, 10c; horse radish
per Id, Ice.
Onions-steady; Red Globe and weth-
ersfield, per cwt, $1.75@2.
Apples-Market we'll cleaned UP and
Good stock commands firm prices at ad-
yanced quotations Apples, fancy, $2.75
Lemons Receipts liberal; demand good.
fornia, per box. 3.75@4.
Oranges-California navels, per box. So
SNs Sis Mgiefa@y per per 0f bG Sfs5
California walnuts, per ID, 14c; peanuts,
raw, per ID, &c; peanuts, roasted, per ID,
! 7e: Brazils, per Id, lie; pecans, medium,
11G11112c; ehestnuts, new. per lb, 12013c.
tive. Choice shipping, $2@2.5O
Figs and Dates-Flgs, new California
per box, S5c@$1; fard dates. 10-lb boxes,
S@9c; Hallowee dates, new, SEC.
Apple Cider-Sweet, per Dbl, SIS; sweet,
per half Dbl. $2.75; hard, per bbl, 50.
Dressed Meats-Demand light: supply
fancy
dunn per ID, G1bc; hogs, country dressed,
per b. 6@612c; spring lambs, pets of,
per Id, SC.
Poultry-Demand fair; receipts liberal.
Dressed springs, per lb. S@S1hc; hens, per
lb. 615@7c; geese, per h. S12@9c.
Fish--Demand fair. Pike, per lb, DC;
croppies, per Id, 405c; piclzerel, per Id,
SC; frog legs, per doz, 4@5c.