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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
COTTON PRICES MOVE UPWARD

for a large part o. the mcrnlnE This
level Increased as the noon cali vas ap-
preached ana going rapidly better caused
highest prices near that eau. Sool after
ward the scale eased slightly for the next
two hoSrS. but auctvDted narrowly, and
in the last thirty minutes there was
light improvement. which extended TO the
elOse. In the ast resait January advanced
S pclsts July II spd the intermediate
mouths increased 10 pciirts. Sales az the
four American markets amounted TO 40
bales. Quotations were marked up ll6c
81 New YORK New Orleans and did not
change a, Hoaston and Galveston
The movement was suite REDUCED, meas
ured by recent figures. Receipts at all
ports for the day were 1891 bales, com
pared with 2S4Sc for tbs corresponding
day ~ last year Since Friday they have
been 1854 50 bales compared with lSS, 140
fo- tue same time OF last week and A.
50 for the corresponding time OF last year.
Thus far In the season they nave been
= 5al.0ts bales. compared with 5,O43,O4a
for the corresponding time OF last season:
Exports since Friday have been l4Iof3
time Of last week and 80 10 for the cor
responding time 81 last gar. stock M
United states ports for tf' day was 96l,-
T6, bales compared with LA2S.6Ie for the
81 me- dav OF last week and Sj3.0l4 for the
corresponding day OF last year
Receipts for tho week at Bombay have
been lOa9O. against $1,000 last year and
81 coo in 1900. shipments Tor the week 5000,
against 23O00 last year and 1900 In 1900
Receipts since September / have been
rs 0o0. against 5J9, 0e0 last year and 49A-
90 IN 1909 shipments since september
1l40Oo, against 10000 last year and p
600 ia 1900
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NO ANIMATION IN STOCKS.

thora of money at all Of the great centers
or capital. There is continued accu-
mutation Of money Ia New York. but with
which IS manifest at other great money
centers. A remarkable development ia tlie
situation here Is the fact that very large
time lo1ns running into the millions or
dollars are being negotiated at interior
domestic points for New York accounts.
There was continued activity among usual.
~ quiet bonds aud some striking gains
were recorded, but the market generally
was irregular. Total sales, par vslue, So
415. 600
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ST. LOUIS.

St Louis, January .-Cattle-Receipts
1000, including 1900 Texans Market
steady. Native shipping and export steers
4.J0I630; dressed beef and butcher steers
4,oO6l1 10; steers under 1000 pounds 3.O0a
5.65;. stockers and feeders 2.60d4.50: cows
and heifers 2.OOd4.75; Gamers l9OIo. IL:
bulls, 2.50d3.I5; Texas and Indian steers
ss-Receipts $500 Market steady. pigs
and lights 575d5,90 packers 5.75d6, 10:
butchers 61Jd6.40. Sheep-Receipts 500.
Market steady. Native muttons 375d4 so:
lambs 4O0d625: culls and bucks 2OOl14 25.
stocbers l.50d2.26.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, January % Cattle Receipts
1880, including 300 Texans. Market
slow but gcnraly steady, Good to prime
O.vtuI 2j pnor To- medium 100000; stock.
crs and feeders = 2JM4.T5; COWS l.OUIi4. ~;
hcifers > 2Jd5,J0; Gamers 1.O0G2 %; bulls
2.25d4.GO; calves 2,50d6.25; Texas fed
steers 4,000625. Hogs-Recclpts 10000.
Market strong to Sc higher. Good to choice
heavy G30M6.J0; light 5.GOM6.uO; bulk $50
@G31 Shcep- Receipts 1900 Market
steady to lOc higher Good to choice
wcthers 4.3Ud5.OO; fair to choice mixed
3,75@450; western sheep, fed 81 25d5 IL;
native lambs 3.50d6l0; western lambs 5 20
dB.OO.
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London Financial CahIe.

Advertisers London financial cahlegram
says: notwithstanding the reductions ~
the discount OF the Sank VI England from
. to AZ per cent. the market was less ac-
tive with realizing sales I'm home rails the
dividends proving disappointing.
American shares were lifeless and dealers
migrated to Kaffirs
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New York Money.

New York. January % Money on cal'
easy 2l2m315 per cent. closed offered 10 {
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4iam5
per cont. Sterling exchange firm with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at 4 s7l3 for
demand and at 4 S43S for sixty days; post
ed rates 50 and : IS. commercial bills
Ni4l14 S4A. Bar silver J13s: Mexican
dollars 44b. Government bonds easier,
state bonds inactive; railroad bonds IT.
reEnlar.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, January 23.--There has been
better store trade today generally and
fully an average amount Of business other
wise. Exporters are still bidding for heavy
brown eottons. but securing only light guam.
sikAes. Same hpyiR2 In brown and hlesehed
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KANSAS CITY.
lspeelal 70 the Post.l

''IVVll' :" V"V VNVI
Stock Yards, Kansas City, Mo, January
23.-The following sales by Texas and
Territory stockmen were reported today:
G Hopping, Purcell 1000 pound bevees.
40; Harp & StribblinE. Oklahoma CITY,
104S pound beeyes. 40; 800 pound beeves,
Eufala, o55 pound beeves, T. so: 1i1s pound
bceves, ASS; w. Fl. Carlyle, Guthrie I146
pound beeves, 495; james Crawford, Pur,
cell. ll6O pound heeves. 4.ob
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS
Good mid ...Sls
Mid fair .....Sl4
Sllsg 900

Ordinary ...6i& Good mid SIS
Good ord 500. GA MID fair .....S8
LOW mid......7A sales ....... 900
New orleans,-Spots closed steady; prices
i-lGr up: stock 3s2OI5 bales
Low ord .,...,5 1915 Middling ....7%
Ordinary, .....GA Good MID SIS
Good ord .....T Mia fair .SH
Low mid. ..7 o-1G Sales $50
New York Spots closed quiet, prices
Lice up: stock 12505S bales.
Good ord ,....7 5-16 Good mid ...SM
Low mid. .....7 1915 Mid fair .aM
Middllng lob 3-l6 Sales ......., None
Liverpool. Spots closed easier; prices
Lied down; business moderate. sales TO-
coo bales. Of which $500 were Amcxcan:
speculation and exports 500 bales imports
@i,lW bales. OF which All were American
Ordinary. .....3 3l-32 Mad1ng .4 T1G
Good ord .,...4 7-32 Good mid a Ole
Low mid. "A 1892 Mid fair .....4 1916
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The range Of prices Mt New York and
New Orleans for the active months was
a. fellows:
New York Omen High. Low Close
March ........T 1896 SOS % S.O6O7
MAY .........S.Ol-02 SO sol s.13li
New Orleaus-
March ....,...7 SIb % 81 09@
May ..........I .92N3 SOB 81 S.OlO2
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New Orleans, l-loo nishef'
Elsewhere, unchanged.
49,,
se'iuhAl' :" ''s
49, ma ,l,. -
"ninsuia'e su.n' ,,,-...,
lne ~, -. -
"a
snu -. NJ, 80, -, -. -
NJ
sH' - i''' 80 80 - -.
49, ~. -. ~, .--.-,.. -.
~ s 'lor W i',o,'''- I.''p
a"u
., a., 80, 49,.
- - -, ~ l...t..,,. .t,. .r,,-.n
-,
~" H. 'a'N ~"
"''us"' 'n'o
nous HF. anu '"e PROGRESS vi me
Wy ON! S'e' ~ Oi'us ou'efS III 'a'Ai'
~ n'p'" l" s"''' ''F current TO
'nu
''i'o gas He' '"Spiil HI 20 I''en'S oL
we ''n'l',,, .l. ,'''s o" ,nV Spol amount
%, -, -. -
we ''S''
n"' 'o"-
''' we p'.',N' s,',
P't 7''.' H.i"'' .-''.H nav '''-''u
me spinner "'n pieh''ioue 'I cotton
IN TINS si'e OF 'n' ocean BUSINESS pur'
sned h7'h'F course spots were 'hN ON
'er' ~ inu1A search ana pressure OF inc
fa"r YES l's'enen. Ne" features were
scarce hNt me oio ones appeared WIN
greater emphasis ana coming nearer ma
crisis Gid not aliay fears heretofore enter
'alned. Bulls thns gained the saddle early
In the race and the strength ~ the under
tone WAS ruite rroportionoio'F intensified
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sAN ANGFLn NOTES

San Angelo. Texas, January 2i.-Hass.r
Bros. Of this city bought $50 head of three
and four-year old steers in Crockett conn.
~ at S24.
J. e, Hughes Of Crockett county bought
in New Mexico 400 head Of mutton M
$3.50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

F. o. r. mill Texas interior points No.
coTding to location Per sailon
Prime crude oil, hose a N
Prime summer yellow oil. rs al
Linters, according to quail.
ity ........,,r.....,... % a OPS
r1,,u. -, Per ton
nnulls, loose ..,.. ....,....S7 30 al S 80
Prme cotton seed meal. "a 30 a
I n cotton seed cake. "a so al
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HIDES AND WOOL.

Dry flint hides Observation-Disclosures. 12c
Dry hint kipS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc
Dry salted hides and kips, selected GlOc
Wet sailed hides and kips, selected 6lsd &c
Sheep pelts ...................... @IOc
Deer skins, htntS ...,....-........ 2Oc
Goat skins, fints .......,........iO n2Oc
Horse hair ...:.-... ..............17 mlSc
Wool, free medium, s to 10 months.
free from burs .................1O m1lc
Wool. free fine, to II months. 9H3m1Oc
BeeswaT .,..................... are
Irlme tallow ...............,.....S 1ad &c
Glue Observation-Disclosures. n n 10
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Reported for The Houston Post nv the
A. +. Norman Live Stock Company, In.
corporated.
Reeves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24

hampered nv scarcity OF supplies. Print
cloths dun but very Arm. Hosiery and
underwear outlet.
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GALVESTON STOCK

81 Louis, January 23.-wool-Firm; fair
" active; medium grades ls9lIis light
nns i2h(llS; heavy nne icoi2i tub washed
aA422A.
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MARKET WAS STEADY

Good to choice commencement. S.5od4 90
Common to fair ............... 3.O0d3 %
Hogs
Cornfcd 100000
Mastfed Observation-Disclosures. 4OOa45O
Market full Of common cows and year
Nngs Good bceves, 500 to 1000 pounds
weight, In demand. Don't ship half fed
stock.
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Houston DaiIy statement.
Houston Comparative Statement.

Gross receipts thus far this week. IS 900
Gross receipts l44 days this season GU ..ij6
Gross receipts ia days 1870 1901. I, T:u. A3t
Gross receipts IA DAYS 1870 1900 ass DO
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Houston Spots.
Houston.-Spots closed steady, prices I'M
changed; stock 90. 40S bales; sales none.
Other Sect MsFkels

f3alvesfon. --Spota closed steady. prices
unehanged: stock l06OOS bales.
S4x ard .-.ss.aA abiding s--..u&
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
Rl~ER AND EGGS

ST. Louis. January 2S'L 5Isss u;
chickens sh, turkeys ~ isdsi;
@. Rutter-Steady; creamery ~
l5d20. Eggs-Lower y pntter-s,
Chicago, January 23 - ,I1saN al
creamery 15d231a; dairyI, Wv IN
Steady '1Od10A. EggsosSeaFgSs ,s-ssI
New York. January $50. Nes3
1920 packages. Market ear srS
mark os: Southern at ms ap Egs 4
Kansas city, January
2ol5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-24
NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
RANK CLEARINGS.

Following are the clearings Of the 1ous
ton banks, together with the amount of in
crease or decrease over last year:
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Benedict fBr) .......... New York l.
breSlau tHerD ...-.- 49, 80:
49,. at Bremen. via New York Ill
Casscl (Ger0. at Bremen 1-21
ConchO Evans ............ New York lis
Charente (Frl ...,....... Sunderland l2-l5
Cltta de Messina 0talA. New York ti5
Dlhnamare ,ltap' 'Sehoa' VIA naples l-'o
explorer tkrl...-..ss.. ....s-...-.s.
.. Liverpool. via West Indies 1925
Ilada (Brl ............,., Liverpool J. q
Istrsr tBr) ............... Newport 10
OIiel (Brl ....,......,... Liverpool
Roddan (Br1 .......... at Demarara 1917
Santanderlno (Spsnl .,..,... at Vigo 1924
Thurland Castle (Brl 500. .. Barry
Warrior CBrA ,...,..,-.. ~ Calcutta Ia
Woman (Br0 ..........-.. Lverpool III
BARK,
t-iuorino Liverpool 1 1
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REDUCTION IN MOVEMENT
EVOKED GENERAL STRENGTH.
Port. Estimated and interior All Showed
Seine ehYnkaae-6hort Crop Guess
Reterated-Heavie Buying.

AT THE CLOSE:
Liverpool, to 2-s4d lower.
New York, TO I points higher.
New Orleans. 8 to I I points higher.
SPOTS:
Liverpool, t-i6d 'ower.
New York t-tec higher.
New Orleans. t-f6o higher.
Elsewhere, unchanged.
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Difference. s,40o 1900 42s.o5

Totals -. 81. sol 164. SAT 5. 525 .432 8 ooT. $50
Last year. .2s.4s2 1881 5.oa7, $50 ......3
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FTNFNNFNE'NF ~ 7 III U NFTVNNsf
PORT OF GALVESTON, January %
ARRIVED.
SIS Darian tBr.l, Barbadoes.
CLEARED.
Sch Pierce Simpson (Am). Point Isabel
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS,
Aikna Wssaxs<A .......s.Hsw xerk La
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and prime cotton seed CAKE 'i' :"
cry at Galveston.

Memphis. Tenn, January 4
seed oil Prime crude per gailssss .s !, y,
summer yellow 40: choice c9 s.,. y
yellow, less than carload W J, 4
len 40. Meal and cnke--fJrsImef ;,
New Orleans, January e. hrss
oil-Firm; prime refined N ,.s X,
cn' rehned Al; prime crude ""
crude none. =, co,tnn Mi
New York. January 23,asSt
Weak; prime yellow 4z1f-"
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Houston Railroad Receipts,
Stocks at United States Ports.

OFWNSH NNaNV5 -NpOIFa'
This Last
week year.
Exports 10 Great Britain $3.50 52.677 |
Exports TO France ......... 1898 25,lst |
Export TO continent ........6l ,651 72,9lS |
Daily interior Movement
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22
MARKET IS SP0TIY
Confused and Irregular Movements
at the Opening.
AN ACTIVE DEMAND FOLLOWS
At Noon the Market Was Dull and
Easier-Movements of the
SnooaoI<ios

New York, May 22.-opening prices showed
irregular changes from last night. The Coaf=
ers were inclined to sag, Reading receding
n. Canadian Pacific broke y on few sales.
and Ann Arbor preferred lost a point. There
were advances Of points in Northwestern
and Cleveland, Lorain Wheeling The
changes IN the general list we're small and
mixed.
Prices moved In a confused and irregular
way. The Changers sagged and then stiff
tened sharply, st. Paul recovering point.
Reading continued heavy and fell full
point. and there was no effective rally in
Canadian Pacific. There was some demand
toward the end of the hour. The latter gained
point; Smelling, w, and Anaconda ~.
United States Rubber fell point.
Quite an active demand sprung up which
carried St Paul nearly 2 points over last
night Gains of l to 2 were made by Mis-
souri, Pacific, the Detroit Southern stocks,
500 preferred and the National Lead stocks.
International Silver preferred rose and re-
acted 2. Delaware & Hudson lost q point.
The market was dull and easier at noon.
Bonds were dull and hrm. (.
Atchison, Illinois Central, Chicago & East
ern Illinois and Buffalo, Rochester & Pitts
burg were carried up l to III and later Anal
gamated rose 13s over last night, but the
general market was inclined to sag. United
States Rubber preferred lost IN.
Sugar was lifted >2A over last night and
when it relapsed a. point St. Paul rose to
171& and North Western gained 2N. These
movements were practically without effect on
the rest of the market. Prices held dull
near the best. Ann Arbor preferred lost
points. .4s5 <
There was a jump Of 6 points in Lacka-
wanna Pacific Mail rose ~ Rock Island
~, and Linseed preferred ~. Rubber pre-
,INI ,s1y at
yielded to traders proit-taking and gave
way a fraction. Delaware & Hudson moved
up w over last night. Brooklyn Union Gas
lost 6. Canadian Pacific broke to 1873. The
closing was moderately active and irregular.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal
by Watson & Co., Chamber of Commerce,
Minnea polls - -.-'- IS ---..- e..
Closing figures are bid -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22
ANOTHER DAY OF MODERATE DECLINE IN WHEAT
July Strikes "a 5-8c-Some Wheat
Taken and Export Flour Sales
Heavy in New York.
SOUTHWEST NEWS ALL BEARIsH
Trade Very Light-ChicaSo Inclined
to SnE-Nevs of the Grain
Pits.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, May
22.-BearishneSs was more pronounced in
wheat this morning. The bears put all their
ammunition into the opening volley and it
was difficult to find anything in the early
gossip favorng strength Lower cables,
good weather southwest and improving con-
6itons northwest a lack of outside interest
and poor shipping demand were shown. With
this the market opened weak and July soon
sold off to 74%c. In Minneapolis and Du-
luth receipts still running under last
year, showing 10S cars to-day against ZIG,
and terminal stocks are being drawn upon
steadily, 129 cars of No. northern being
loaded out of elevators But St. Louis re-
ceived 81 600 bu or double the quantity of last
year. Kansas was soaked again in places,
Concordia reporting 1.54 inches rain, and
Dodge 1.l6 inches. Farmers in the indian
territory are said to be elated over the pros
poets which are more than favorable. ana
On some farms the wheat is far matured
that harvesting will begin June 1. Chicago
took an easier turn, principally on the for
eign outlook. The European buyers are IN
clined to wait Some foreign business is
being done daily, but 1t is not heavy enough
to be important. One large exporting house
in Chicago was selling 100000 to 100000 hu
daily at this time last year, and had S,0Oo 900
bu entered for August and September ship
ment, but this year has done little to date.
The closing of one large -four mill was
trif1e easing to the local cash outlook. The
Price Current says the week has been a lit
tie less uniformly favorable for vegetation
than the preceding week. but conditions of
all crops are maintained. On the whole. the
market looks weaker than for time. Chances
for upturn lie in any less favorable de-
velopment in the European crop situation, in
the effect of squeeze in Chicago coarse
grains should any of the large interests at
tempt control, in the natural reaction that
may follow if the smaller traders get too
bearish and overdo it.
Liverpool closed A@Bd lower. Clearances,
wheat and -four equaled 2S7, 900 bu. At pri-
mary points receipts were 215oo0 bu, against
300 900, and shipments 81. 900 against 1853, 900.
Minneapolis received 1O2 cars, against 1853,
and Duluth against 49,
Sixty-four loads of wheat were taken for
export, and in New York the export sales
OF -four were heavy. This was stimulating
enough to hold the market and bring slight
fractional reaction. At the close July was
74H@75Ac, and September 71ssc.
The cash demand was good at a price basis
firm as ever. For good o. northern 1hc
over July was paio with a few selections even
q shade higher. No. to arrive sold at 76Ac.
No. 2 northern sold at 75@75Ac,. and No.s2
to arrive brought 7534c. No wheat sold
from 74c to 74Bc. Millers took more wheat
out of terminals. p.
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BUTrER-Extra creameries, per h.. 2o1Ac;
frsts, per lb, 19@19hc; seconds, per ID Tic;
diaries. extras, per Id, lsc; dairies 1rsts;
Print, isc us.Eng stoc Rf per G h. isc ladies'
hrsts, 16c; seconds, l5c; renovated, fancy. l9c;
choice, 13c. ,-.-.. .-
EGGs-strictly fresh. case count. per doz
131ac; checks and seconds, 10c.
CHEESE-Twins or flats, fancy, per lb, lac;
twins or fats, choice, per IL, .l2@121Ac; brick,
No. l, 1sc; No, 2, 1o@11c; No; 3, ID, 7@Sc;
:, per 70, 1o@11c; pultost, per ID, &c; primost
No. l, per lb, &c; block SWISS, No l, per
ID, 145z@15e; No 2 s3Hgse; round SWISS: ,6 No.
LIVE POULTRY-Tur'1eys, mixed coops.
1o@11c; chickens, yearhng ROSTERS. Per n.
chickens broilers, ~ to 2 lbs, per doz, s.: 80
%; peppers, average. to ~ lbs, pei, dog,
Sa:5O@4; ducks, white, 1oc; ducks, colored,
pREssED MEArs-veal fancy, per ID,
or crze Overweight, 4@5c; mutton, fancy, country
mix, pelts on, ID, sgloc; lambs, fancy fall,
s@9hc; hogs, light, &c; hogs, medium, Sc;
: FIsA-flke, large, per lb, &c; pike, small
per ID, &c; small, per ID, sc; pickerel per 10,
4@4kc; sunfsh, perch, ETC., Id, 3@4c: bull
heads, skinned, per ID, 4@5c:, turtles. h.,
POTATOES White stock, per bu. in car
lots, 75c; white stock, less than car lots, s5c;
mixed red, in car lots, Goo; small lots, sacked,
7oe soqtafr eo Bst S Su silver
Skins, per bu, 81; Spanish, per crate, So;
southern, per sack, 81 ,,o,o., nav b, e, A.
medium, per bu, s1.40; green, fancy, per bu,
s. go; green, medium, per bu,: IS; marrow
ra 6R 4g5 0u BESANs-Fancy navy. per bu, So;
picked, bu, s1.75; medium, fair s1:25; me-
dunn mixed and dirty, e5@soc; brown, fancy,
per blu, 81; fair to good, 81. 40@1.6 s.; Lima,
California, h. 6@7c.
APPLEs-Limber Twig, per brl, s.. 50@6;
Missouri Pippins, brl, s5@o.5O Winesaps, .brl,
f fancy yii bri ss5ea5; Ben Davis, CHOICE $40
CHERRIES per 1o-lb box, ST.
oRANGEsNcaiifornia nave1s, Best s fancy,
81 so; choice, s3.5o@s.75; California seed
lings, 1908. 90; Mediterranean sweets, all sizes,
pp5 ruf Ifon per bo2
LEMONS-Messinas, fancy, 1854; choice.
$3.50; California, fancy, as to size, $3.50;
-PINEAPPLEs-New, southern, large, per
doz 81; small and medium, s1.25.
WBERRIEs-Southern, car lot re-
cepts Per crate "a cts u.s. ssf RDehas
dunn bunohes. $3.50; small punches, 81 25@
$50
MISUNDERSTANDING new, 2-doz box.
SO4ISOC, new DSduS, StiiAS, PEI W. %, WA
beans, per bu, 81; wax beans, 2-3-bu box,
81. 26@i. 50; egg plant new. "a per doz. 500;
pie plant, per h.. lhc; beets, per bu, Soc;
cabbage, California, h., s]Hc; radishes, home
grown, per doz, SOC; onions, green, per doc
head, per doz, A5@5oc; mint, per doz, 4t
| @45c; parsley, doz, 3o@35c;. squash, summer
| doz 5oG6n,: carrots, 4o@50c; caulfower
crates, sl.75;, cucumbers, per dog, 75c; celery,
| California, doz, S1.25; carrots doz punches
| 75@e5c: beets, per doz punches, SOC; tomatoes
| Elarida ner G. basket crate. S. so
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22
New York Bonds.

Total sales, 5sf.sOo.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-22
MONEY REPORTS

MINNEAPOLIS Bank clearings, $1,674,-
447.4l; New York exchange, selling rate, 81
premium, buying rate o0c premium; Chica go
exchange, selling rate soc premium, buying
s9. Isl p'i N0H00A 0V-uay s'sn' documentary
ST. PAUEClearings to-day, SIT, 64S.S 81; for
the week, SAILS, 294. 09 last year, ST. 1885, $685. g.
. PARIS, Nav 2.-The weekly statement of
The Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes IN circulation decreased g.
!, 10O 000 gold in hand increased $780, 900; bills
discounted decreased 22,S0o,o0o; silver in hand
increased 4c75,O 900.
NEW YORK, May % -Exchanges, 1922, 47s,-
os5 balasees sso5 osS Morey psS csn IT,
LONDON, May 22.-The weekly Statement of
the Bank Of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increased $4,000; cir
culation decreased G323, 900; bullion decreased
8316, 40; other securities decreased f1, 1885,
600; other deposits decreased 900; pub
lie deposits Increased E 436, oo0 note reserve
decreased ELI, 900. Government securities un-
changed. The proportion of the Bank of Eng
lands reserve to liability is 4S.1f per cent.
Last week it wos &C. "a per cent. Rate of dis
count at 3 per cent
: LciSH'~ on, May 22-5 p. m.-Bar silver closed
fry, ~ 24d per ounce. -.
Pa 5, May 22.-Three per cent rentes, 1o1t
15c E :ch "a e on London, 25f 21c Spanish
BERLIN, May 22--Exchange on London, 20
CHICAGO. May 22,-Clearings, s24,e5e. sss:
balances, s2.270 79s Posted exchange, s4s5
90 days. 81 SO on demand New York ex-
change Toe premium. 80
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Clearings, s22,-
1888, 800; balances, s., sss,o21. Money, AZ per
BOSTON, May Exchanges, 1924, ga;
balances, ST. 59, 707 EE,.- - "a -..,- ..->,.