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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-07

Wanted-Ladies and Girls Everywhere.
W anteu-Salesman Capable OF Earning
5000 a Year.
Observation-Disclosures Wioower
Wonderful Clairvoyant-Prcf. John My
ers.
Wanted-Men and Women Everywhere
Put Me OFF at Baffalo-Internauonal
Registry Co.
For Sale-Movsng Picture Machine.
Death Claims Paid by the Provident Life
Insurance Co.
Manted-Good. Strong Boy.
Wanted-Cook.
Card of Thanks-W. h. Davidson.
Wanted Middle Aged Woman.
Bargains in Houses and Lots--l. A. RON.
Wanted-TNenty Boys TO Sell souvenirs
Wanted-Gfrl Tor General Housework.
Wanted-News Agents.
Eyes Examined Erect. A. Westmyer.
Carnival yisitors-Albcrt Stolze 4 Co.
Wanted-Girl Between Il and 10 Years
Old.
Lost-Silver Watch.
Wan;ed-Twenty-F Five Coal Miners.
Wanted-Manager of Push and Ability
Wanted-Ihree Young Ladies to clerk IN
Store
For Sale--Bots in Millervale.
For Sale-G .. Smith.
Country Residence for Sale-J. c. Devine
Emerald Lawn Grass seed-chas. w.
Smith.
Money to Loan-o. L. Zane.
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The Special Rate of $500 a Month Is
Extended to July l3th-pr. j l.. oailasher
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder.
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seventeenth Page.

Americas Only Metropolitan AShows-
Forepaugh and Sells Bros, . -,
Cinderella stoves and Ranges-H. Kali
bitter
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Lost.

LOST Friday. between e;so r 7,avi,,r>s
ssote and Stone a Thomas. silver Match.
flneeE VIII be rewarded BY returning
same 90 this office isfe,.iS
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MORPHINE, Opium, LauAanum. Goes
habit; myself cured; win inform you
harn1iess' permanent home cure. MRS
BALDWIN, Box 1912, Chicago apldn
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INDEX TO NEW ADvRsTIs-MsSra


The Sterling Remedy Co.
DR.. r. v. Pierce.
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From the United States government
weather bureau report for July sth:
STATION. Marks. Change. R.F.
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Everything for Housekeeping
Quitting Co.
Swifts Specific Company.
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Personal.

ANDSOME widower. aged
000 wants sincere honest wiz
MIR. CLARK, 1893 Washington 81
cago.
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Fifth Page

Keep Cool-Locke Shoe Co.
Up Side Down. ". Banner Co.
Visitors to the city During Carnival
Week-Geo. NJ. Shook g. CO.
A Cool Observation-Disclosures.
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To Everybody, Everywhere-Palaee Fur
niture Co.
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wheelings Carnival week-House 4
Hermann.
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Twcnty-sccond Page.

Twenty-hrst Page.
Germania Half Dollar Savings Bank
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PARTY AND OTHER PAPERS.
The First Declared the Fairest and
Most Independent.
Elkhart Review.

Elkhart Review.
The treatment accorded the Legislature
by the different papers of Indianapolis dur
ing its session is illustrative of the diff
ference between real and pretended indie
pendence in journalism. The partisan pa
pers of the capital city have manifested a
far more really Independent relation TO the
questions before that body than has the
so-called independent press.
The papers that called themselves indie
pendent have been far more prone to at
tack some purely partisan motive to pro-
posed legislation, and were far less ready
70 recognize the honesty of purpose in
those who oppose their notions than have
the papers that are denominated partisan.
The Journal has been particularly Just and
fearless in its opposition TO measures that
Il esteemed contrary TO general good, and
has advocated, in opposition TO some of the
wisest party leaders. policies that it deemed
for the good of the State. The Sentinel has
done the same in notable instances. The
criticisms of both, though more uniformly
that of the Journal. have been on a plane
above partisanship, and have increased the
respect which the public has for the news
paper of party leanings as safeguards to
public interest.
But the indie pendent sheets have seen
some sinister motive at the bottom of near
ly all movements, and nave seen n Niger
in nearly every woodpile. They seem to act
ON the theory that no good thing can come
from a legislator who has any party affilia-
tons. becarse he is so devoted 10 party
that he estet ms anything that did not bene-
mt party first as a public evil. They scOld
II a thing Is done, and they scold if IL is
rot zone, ana their independence is ex-
pressed IN Scolding, often to no end but to
find fault. They do not like what the Re-
publfcanS do because they are in power,
and they do not like what the Democrats do
because they are striving for power. Upon
only two or three questions that could not
be distorted into partisan channels have
they entered on fair analysis and just
criticism.
AS stated above. the difference between
real and sham independence in political
lines is illustrated by their attitude. After
all. To be outside of craftsmanship is not in
dependence. The fairest and most indie
pendent papers are papers that in general
principles are aligned with some party.
but are frank enough and brave enough 10
be truthful with their own party. The New
York Times is a much more independent
paper in the real meaning OF the word than
the New York Evening Post. The former is
as frank with its party as with its oppos-
ing party. The latter is only a scold be-
cause IT has no principles but whims To de-
tend. The Chicago Tribune Is a far more
truly Independent paper than the Times
Herald. The Journal at indianapolis is
more really independent than the Press or
News. The principle of independence is
based upon positive espousal of policies
believed in. not negative fault finding with
others who are fighting for their principles
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Butter, Egg. and Cheese.

NEW YORK. March ls.-Butter-Receipts, asa
packages Market unsettled: fresh creamery. Is
g2oc: June m liQls'sc; factory. loaitac
e-R 9S packages. Market strong.
fancy. large. colored and white. 1ld1lssc; fancy.
small. colored. 12zc. fancy. small, white. 40
lzAc: Eggs-Receipts. 9.02s packages. Market
steady; Western. at mark. 13isc: Southern, at
mark, l2hGl34c.
PHILADELPHIA. March l6-Butter firm and
In good demand; prints ic higher; fancy Western
creamery. 22q22i2c: fancy Western prints. &c:
fancy nearby prints. CSC. Eggs steady: fresh
nearby. 1Slsc; fresh Western. 1slzc: fresh South
western. i3kc; fresh Southern, i2izc. Cheese
firm: New York full creams. fancy small. 1e+c:
New York fun creams. fair to choice.
CHICAGO. March lion the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was dull:
creameries, 15q2lc; dairies. 1i9i9c. Cheese quiet
at lo4a1%c. Eggs dull; fresh. iAc.
KANSAS CITY, March 16.-Eggs weak: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, i0d 1Ohc per dozen.
loss OFT. cases returned; new wildwood cases in
Guided. 1zc more.
ST. LOUIS. March B.-Butter steady: cream
cry. l6a22c; dairy. 14d17c- Eggs lower at 1oAc.
cases returned.
LOUISVILLE, March 16-~Butter-Pound
bricks, 26c; 6O-lb tubs. &c; 2s-lb tubs. 2azc.
Eggs, l0izc.
March legs steady at l2o.
Butter firm. Cheese firm; Ohio nat. Ike.
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az AS Cd: Iong-clea- middies. iieht. Is 20 - Ib..
firm a. as cd. long-clear middles. heavy. q 70
40 lbs, firm az fs Sd. short-cleaf backs. - 90
- lbs. Arm az SIS Sd; clear bellies. u 70 Il Us.
firm at AS %; shoulders. square. II 70 10 lbs.
strong al 35s Sd. Butter dull. finest United
States. SOS. good United States. SIS. Cheese dull
Prime city dull at as Cd; Australian. In Lon
don, dull at 26s Sd.
BALTIMORE. March 16-FI0ur dull: receipts.
~. 226 brls. exports. SO brls. Wheat hrmcr. spot
and the month. S&@H5sc: April. SIC asked.
Nay. 794HS5isc. steamer No. > red. GLG0tsc.
receipts. -. l23 bu. Southern. by sample. 1S4so+c:
southern, on grade. 7Ss4S0&c. Corn firm.
mixed, SPOT. AieH45hc, the month and April.
AA4t5,so. May. &sq4sisc. steamer mixed.
+i1af4Sc; receipts. 500 hu: exports. go. To- bu:
Southern white corn. ala iSi5cs Southern yellow
corn. 45iz446zc. oats firm. No. , white. 521
SzEe; No. ? mixed, 3oc: receipts. l2225 bu: ex-
KANSAS CITY. March B.-wheat-May. s7%c:
oyi<01ize. Corn-May. 36AaS5Ac; cash. No :
mixed. Sc. No. , white. SAC. Oats-No. 5
white. 27izc. Receipts-Wheat. $500 bu: corn.
1000 bu: oats. l0.eo bu. Sh~ipments-wheat.
1900 bu. corn. 1920 bu; oats. 5000 bu-
CINCINNATI, March i6.-Flour quiet. Wheat
nrm; No. , red. 7sdSlc. Corn firm. No. ? mixed.
&c. oats quiet: No. , mixed. NhG1Sc. Rye
easy; No. 2 Sc. Lard quiet at S7S Bulk meats
d~istillers' finished goods. on a basis OF 81.
Sugar firm.
TOLEDO. March W active and higher:
cash. soc; May. size. July. g97kc. Corn steady
ana nrm: No mixed Ale; May. 42ss; Oats
52izc. Glover seed dull and firm: prime March.
SOS; October. $50.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 16.-wheat-Cash.
l5&c; May. 75*c: July. IKE. on track: No. 1
hard U@c; No. , hard. 15%c; No. ? northern.
MILWAUKEE. March ls.-Barley hrmer; No.
:, 5tcs sample, 40Idhc.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. March 16.-Cattle-Receipts. 300. The
market was generally steady to strong. Good to
stockers and feeders, 81. s.: cows 3. sSa9 81:
heifers. s2s5a4s5: Gamers. s262.s0; bulls, 81 so
Texas grass steers. 5000; Texas bulls. s2.50
esti@ated' iefrt over 500 fe'OOg The eo- msres 800
strong to a shade higher. closing weak. Top.
choice heavy. s5.70q5.s5; rough heavy. $5.571k0
SO: light. s~5.575q5.77z; bulk of sales. $500
sheep-Receipts. 1900. Sheep and lambs strong
TO 10c higher. Good to choice wethers. 81. 4O0
A.45g4sO; Texas sheep, yearIings. s4.75a51o; ma
tive ambs. A.75d5.5O; Western lambs. S.lOq5.O.
140. OSO; sheep. 50. 500. Last 46. 800;
hogs. 1926, 5O0; sheep. SO. 200.
KANSAS CITY. March 16-Cattle-Receipts.
Native beef steers steady; stockers and feeders
15e to 2c lower; light Texans Zoe to 15c higher:
475; Western fed steers, s4.25@5.15; Texans and
a47S: Gamers. 81 bulls. ssa425; calves.
s4as- Receipts for week, $4,000; last week, 1900.
weak. Top. $ 72ls; bulk Of sales. s5.sOq5.!0
heavy, S;s5q5 7215: mixed sed. packers, g. seg5 60;
week, 5l.000: last week., 5l,2O.
Sheep.The market, compared with a week ago.
Western wethers, A-4OQ4.7O; Western yearlings,
4q45O: culls. s2.75d3.75. Receipts for the week.
11.Co0; last week. n.6o0.
ST. LOUIS, March 16.-Cattle-Receipts. 200.
including 80 Texans. The market was steady.
Native shipping and export steers. A-5Oqa5O;
dressed beef and butcher steers. 4G5.25: steers
under Loco lbs. 50. 5 20: stockers and feeders.
2.50G4.60; cows and heifers, s2Q4.s5; Gamers,
81. 2542. So: bulls. 50 SCOT: Texas and Indian steers.
50. 35G4 90; COWS and heifers. 81. 9063. 70.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. The market was steady.
Pigs and lights. S.5Yq5.70; packers. S.5ego.7O;
Sheep-The market was nominal. Native NUT
tons. 50. S0G4.75; lambs. A.s545.50; culls and
bucks. S2.50Q4; Western lambs. S5Q5.15; Western
sheep. S.55q4.7O.
D,-,r 49,. ~ ~..r ---s-.-
1000. Market nominally steady. Native beef
steers. $405. 40; Western steers. 50. 75Q450; Texas
steers. S3Q390; cows and heifers. $S.25Q4.2 %;
calves, $3H7.
Hogs-R1eipts, 5000. Market steady to strong.
Heavy, s5.57laQ5.60; mixed, $5.55Q55712; light,
s.. 50G5.55; bulk OF sales. S5.55d5.60-
Sheep-Receipts. 200. Market steady. Year
lings, 81. 60q4.g 80; wethers, S4.25qi.50; ewes. $3.50
4.25: lambs, A50H5.25 %.
e YORK, March acknowledging. IS.
None for sale. The market was nominally steady.
Cables unchanged. Shipments, 1910 cattle and
9,64S quarters OF beef.
Calves-Receipts. 2.401. Sheep FIRM; lambs
opened lower, closing firm on Buffalo advances.
Sheep. s4a5. Is; culls. $3.50; lambs, IS. l2l4;
one car at S.. 20.
Hogs-Receipts. 1.1s6. The market was firm at
$6Q6.35.
EAST BUFFALO,. March r7.-Receipts-Cattle.
Shipments-Cattle, 12 cars; sheep and lambs.
none: hogs, % cars.
moderate. Calves. choice to
extra. 81.
Native lambs, choice to extra, s.. > 80. Sheep,
choice TO extra, $5H5.1O.
~Hogs-Heavy. 500; pigs. s6.O5@6.10.
CINCINNATI. March 16.-Hogs active and
strong at $.55Q5.S7z.
Cattle strong at 25G4 90.
Sheep strong at s2Q4.50. Lambs steady at 81
al q.
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TRADE IN
Quotations at st. Louis. baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. March ls..Flour firm: patents.
e. 55G3. IS: extra fancy and straights. s. n 81:
clear. g. T0d2.90. Corn meal steady at 81 O5.
Bran firm: sacked. east track. 1ie47sc. Wheat
No. . red, cash. 74Ac; May. 75hc: July. nc:
No. ? hard. 72u72kc. Corn-No. 2. cash. 3sLe:
MAY. 40Ac: July. sOAG4O7sc. Oats-No. ?. cash.
2sizc; May, 26kc; July. &c; No. > white. 2Sisc.
PORK firm: job0ing. sl5.55. Lard lower al s7.55.
Dry-salt meats boxed strong and higher: ex-
ira shorts. $7.75; clear ribs. s7.S7ls. clear sides.
IS ~. Bacon strong and higher: extra shorts
1914; clear ribs, sS62's: clear sides. ss75
Timothy seed steady: average receipts. g. 75gt.
prime worth more. Hay-Timothy strong at s74
Ia so: prairie steady az S54l0. Whisky steady al
$40 Iron cotton ties. 81 Bagging. 7G7&c
Hemp Irvine. SC. Receipts-Flour. 5000 bris:
wheat. A.. ZOO bu: corn. $1,000 bu. oats. "a. 600 bu
Shipments-Flour 10. 900 brls: wheat. $1,000 bu.
corn, As, 900 bu: oats. 1900 bu.
LIVERPOOL. March 16.-Wheat-Spot firm.
No. / California. Ga Pad; No. ? red Western win
ter. So lad. No. l northern spring. IS pad
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed. new. IS I'D.
American mixed. old. As Flour-St. Louis
India mess. sls Sd. Pork steady: prime mess.
Western. SIS. Hams-Short cut. IA to ls lbs
frm al 43s Cd. Lard-American refined. In pals
strong at 40s Sd; prime Western. In teirces Drm
ar gss Cd. Observation-Disclosures cut, Is to 30 lbs
strong at +s ID; short ribs. ls to "a lbs- rtronx
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TWO CENTS in TWO DAYS
WHEAT HAS ADVANCED RAPIDLY
AND is STILL GAINING.
Corn and Oats Closed n shade Higher
in Sympathy-Mixed Changes i'm
the Hog Products Market.

CHICAGO, March was active and
strong to-day. adding sc to It's gain OF yester-
day. Corn and oats closed each a shade higher.
and provisions 2lzc TO 7lSc lower 10 i0c higher.
Liverpool cables came as a distinct disappoint-
ment. and, as Northwestern receipts were lib
eral. May opened sc to &c lower al 76i4G76hc-
Seasonabie weather was a contributory bearish
factor. accounting for considerable of the outside
selling early. Buying by st. Louis interests
through half a dozen local houses checked the
decline and caused a quick rally to 7sSsc. Longs
sold Literally, and this. together with pressure
from bears, caused a reaction to 76Ad76%c during
the first hour. The st. Louis buying continued.
and, as the cash demand was reported good and
considerable apprehension was felt over the
serious tone of cables concerning the difficulty
between England and Russia, the market turned
bullish. May sold up to T9sc, shorts trying to
cover and sold out, longs endeavoring TO rein
state their lines sold earlier in the day. The
close was strong. May &c higher at 97lsc. making
an advance of &c since yesterday morning. Sea-
board clearances, in wheat and flour, were equal
TO lS6, 900 blu. while primary receipts were $4,000
bu, compared with $4,000 bu a year ago. Local
receipts were IS cars. none of contract grade.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 426 cars. against
asa last week and 544 the corresponding day a
year ago. Exporters reported % loads taken.
Corn was a fairly active market. The open
tGt - 80
easiness at Liverpool, and on the good weather
and improved grading of receipts, ~to-dayis ar
rivals. 329 cars. containing "a cars of contract
grade. Commission houses sold literally during
the first hour, but when the wheat strength be-
came a bull influence in corn they came 10 its
support in company with the majority of profess
sional traders, and the market finished the ses-
sion in a firm condition. July was in the best
demand and ruled a shade over May. The latter
option sold between 1LG41% and 4lAc and
closed a shade higher at 41ssc.
Oats were moderately active, but the volume
of business was light. The market ruled easy
early with other grains. and responded later TO
their strength. Stop-loss orders from shorts
caused liberal selling on the advance, but the
close was steady. May sold between 25isc and
25Ssc and closed a shade up at 25Ac. Receipts
were 1870 cars.
In the market for hog products the activity
market ruled rather strong early on light hog
and ribs eased under pressure from longs. but
pork, although subjected TO the same pressure.
held firm. May pork sold between $3.50 and
sl5.65 and closed Zoe higher at SIS. 30; May lard
between $50 and $40, closing sc TO 7Ec down
at $40, and May ribs between S.5I2 and $f.45,
with the close 212c depressed at S.4I1z.
Estimated receipts on Monday; Wheat, 80
cars; corn, 215 cars; oats, 150 cars; hogs, $1,000.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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April subtreasury operations yielded 10 the New
York money market over $4,000 coo. The surplus
reserves of the clearing house banks. which had
fallen TO 2.6S6. f25 on March i. had risen 70
Sl7, O74.27 on April 2S. Under the stimulus OF
the currency provision OF the new law the ma
tional banks had increased their note circula-
ton $2l.5lS.I 20 during the month OF March and
sli, 325, 25S during the month Of April. These
influences are not TO be felt during the coming
weeks Of the present year
Ii is evident that the plans OF the capitalists
who have borrowed enormous sums for large
syndicate operations may have much to do with
the future of the money market. which can only
be accurately judged by those who know what
the plans may be. Ii Wit be remembered that
the steel organization syndicate is TO supply
So, 600, coo in cash under the plan. Sterling eN-
change has risen this week, in spite of easier
money I'm London. The coming war loan in
London is believed 10 affect tho exchange mar
ket. as preparations are probably making for
American participation In the loan.
There has been an active demand for railroad
bonds. Southwestern railroad issues and low
grade speculative mortgages have been most
largely dealt in. United States refunding twOs
advanced 3 per cent. over the closing call Of u
week ago.
Following arc Saturdays share sales and the
last offered quotations.
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Wool.

LONDON, March 16.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered 10, $50 bales. There
was a large attendance. and competition was
spirited. Crossbreds were active. and the hume
trade secured the bulk OF these offerings. Su-
perior greasy was taken by America. Secured
was In moderate demand and supply. principally
offerings OF Cape OF Good Hope and Natal were
sold, America taking light superior. combing
and greasy. Following are the sales: New
South Wales. 1900 bales; secured. sd@ls 4isd:
greasy, 4AqsLd. Queensland. LOO bales;
secured. ll.d@is 3D.: greasy. 4Gsisd. Victoria,
LOO bales: secured. Idols 3ikd; greasy. 56i0isd.
South Australia, leo bales: secured. 6x0sd.
greasy, 41kQ4&c New Zealand. $500 bales.
secured, 6l1dGls I'D; greasy, 3zashd. Cape Of
Good Hope and Natal. l,500 bales; secured. lid
OILS Id; greasy, 744SS.d.
ST. LOUIS, March 16.-wool Inactive and
STEADY; medium grades. 12QlSlkc: heavy fine. 10
9l2e; light fine. 12qi5c; tub-washed. 1sQ2skc.
NEW YORK. March 16.-Woo quiet; domestic
fleece, 24Q26c; Texas. l5Q17c.
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Oils.

NEW YORK, March l6-Petroieum firm: re-
fined New York. S.05c: Philadelphia and Balti-
more. Sc; Philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk.
545c Resin quiet. Spirits Of turpentine quiet
March 16.-The advance in crude
oil continues. another advance Of l cent being
reported to-day. North Lima is now quoted at
s4c, south Lima, SIC, Somerset sec. Indiana Sc
OIL CITY. March 16.-CTedit balances. $50:
certificates. no bid or offers. Runs. 5.<T3 brls.
age. 1906 brls.
WILMINGTON March 16.-Splrits OF turpen-
tine nothing doing. Rosin nothing doing. Crude
turpentine steady at $3.50 TO 30. Tar firm at
N.15.
MONTPELIER, March 16.-Indiana and South
Lir1a crude petroleum. sec per bri: North Lima,
94c.
March 16.-Spirits OF turpen-
tine nothing doing. Rosin firm and UNCHANGED.
SAVANNAH, March l6.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 341zc. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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AT NEW YORK.
Flour Firmer with Wheat and Mod
~erately Active-Other

NEW YORK, March 6.-F1our-Receipts S,472
bu; exports, u, 457 bu. Market frmer and moder-
ately active; winter patents, $3.65G4; winter
straights, 50. 45G3. So; Minnesota patents. 4d4 30:
winter extras, 81. 5Od2. So: Minnesota bakers, s39
3.25: winter low grades. s2.45d2.e0. Rye flour
quiet: fair TO good, 81. SO63 10; choice to fancy.
50. 2OGs. As. Buckwheat -four dull at 81 1922. Is.
Corn meal steady; yellow Western. Gle; city,
sOc; Brandywine, g. 45G2. 50. Rye quiet; No. 2
Western. eo,4c f. o. b.. afoat: State. 5ea57c c. 1.
f., New York. car lots. Barley steady; feeding.
466fsc c. l.. f., New York. Barley malt dull;
Western, 65Q72c.
Wheat-Receipts. 50, 100 bu; exports. 16S, AZ bu.
Spot stronger: No. 2 red. s17sc +. o. b.. ahoat.
S0%c elevator; No. 1 northern Duluth. 9ONo
f. o. b., afoat; No. 1 hard Duluth. 93Asc f. o. b.,
ahoat. Options opened easier from the effects
Of disappointing English cables. but quickly re-
covered on a further scare OF local shorts, and
closed very firm at &c net advance; March
closed at so%c; May. SO%9slhc. closing at size;
July. so 5-166so7sc, closing at S0Nc.
Corn-Receipts. 12s. s5 bu; exports. 1880 bu.
Spot frmer; No. 2. ACC elevator. 4SHc (. o. b.,
afoat. Options were steady but quiet on cables.
the rise in wheat and local covering: closed
very firm at Ac net advance; March closed at
46ssc, closing at 46ikc: September closed at 47c.
oats-Receipts. 197. 400 bu; exports. e.2s2 bu.
SsGSslkc; No. 8 white. 324aS3c: track mixed
Western. sOhQ32c; track white. S2aSsc. Options
dull but firm.
Hay steady; shipping. 77H@SOc; good to choice.
s5n95c.
Hops quiet; State. common to choice. 1900
crop, 17Q2Oc; 1899. 11a15c; old. PACE, Pacific coast.
1909 crop. 16ql9c; 1893. llni5c; old, 2q6c.
Hides steady; Galveston. % TO 25 lbs, 1S61Slkc:
California. 81 to - lbs. 1s1zG19c: Texas dry. q
TO 80 lbs, 14Ql412c. Leather steady; hemlock
sole. Buenos Ayres. light to heavy weights. 24g
25c; acid. 23kG24lkc.
Beef steady; family. $40. 80; mess. $50
beef hams. s1S50G19; packet. S9.5OGio: city. extra
India mess. s14G16c. Cut meats steady: picked
bellies. sSG1O: picked shoulders. So. 5OG6.7 Is:
steam. $50. Refined firm: continent. $3.50: s.
A, ss.65; compound, $5.5OQ5.6 2l5. Pork strong.
family. 81: 75qls.25; short clear. sl4.75aIe.7 IS:
Tallow quiet; city e2 for rackage). 4ssa4zc:
country packages free), 4%d5ikc. Cotton-seed
oil firm; prime crude, 2Sl4c; prime yellow. 3IIkc.
Rice steady; domestic, fair to extra, 3zd6kc;
Japan, 4&q47sc. Molasses steady; New Orleans.
open kettle. good TO choice, 321 soc.
Cofee-Spot Rio barely steady: No. 7. invoice
TIC. Mild quiet: Cordova, 8G1zizc.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, 3kc: CEN
%trifugal, SO test. &c; molasses sugar. &c. Re-
fined steady; No 6. 4T0c: No. Z. 4.6Oc: No. 8.
.:5oc; No; 3. 445c; No. 10. soc: No: II. 4S5c;
ard A, 5.0Sc; confectioners' a. 5.05c; mold A.
5.6Oc; cut loaf. 5.75c; crushed. 5.75c; powdered
=. 35c. graduated. 5.25c. cubes. 5ly0c.