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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-02-25
A Zola Blaze.

There has Just been another bonfire
Of NJ. Zola's books in Melbourne. The
local supreme court has decided that
certain Of his novels are indecent lit
erature" within the meaning Of the act
In consequence when a consignment OF
these books arrives from London or
Paris 1t is promptly seized at Port Mel
bourne and carried into the custom
house yard. where the books are piled
into a heap and set alight. The process
IL primitive, but effective London
Chronicle.
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Touch Not the Gerrfnanaer.

Ohio republicans want to EerrymaD-
der the state again. They may. how
ever. g~errymander too much. as this
sort Of thing multiplies members Of the
observation-disclosures ComniercIal-Ap-
peal. Dem.
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THE LATE GENERAL TOON
THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL
SERVICES COMPLETE.
AT THE BAPTIST TABERNACLE

Of Several Determinations
70 omcfatc I'm the Obsequfes-They
VIII ger Discourse ON Phases
OF His LIfe-The Honorary PAIL
bearers-Mitirary Eseort-The Audi
torfum Company Purchase b
Academy OF Musfc-To Make it
H~andsome>t Theatre I'm the State.
Railway Extension.
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Especial to The Messenger,

said tonight b4 w J. Peele. one of the
chief promoters Of the Roanoke Is
land celebration. that IL In practically
observance On the great scale desired
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MURE TALK BY GOVERNOR TAFT
HE CONSIDERS HIMSELF A MISSIONARY
TO THE fllIPsN0S.

what In Being Done In Is1and 81
Greater Beneat to Them than 60
h Unitesl states-Gevernaent E1-
penses Gecas<r Than Under Spar
ish Rule, and to Iaereaae-He Dfa-
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reinforcement ia Next Year Neces-
tfons.
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GOIDSBORO GOSSIP.

A Citizens Experience With a Bu.-
mel w. It. Dortch Shows His Sprint
ing Qualities-The Circulating Lii
brary.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-06
CHICAGO GRAIN
BULGE AT OPENING FOLLOWED BY SELL.
ING BY PROMINENT LONG. =

Chicago, Dec: 6.--Cables,.. from all foreign
points we're higher To-Day the cutting Of Of tile
of navigation on the Danube being given as the
reason. AS result Of the firm cables, COM
west and a strong export demand the opening
prices here were higher May being up rs to hc
70 ana the priee ease dre of to
but rallied again to 75%@759Rc. There was
selling Of % and that opn was
light, with conditions favoring the bull side.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts of 1923
contract grade, made total receipts for the
three points of 1856 cars against 1,1o7 cars last
VIC liquidation ' BY sS prominent long was feature
late in the day, and an easier tone was mani.
Tested Nay selling to Se and closing
July 72%s; cash wheat: No red; Is: No;
8 hard Winter, os@7oc: No: ! northern spring,
15c; No. northern spring, 731Ac; No. 8 spring,
!. There was little doing in corn and with some
ligriiati ion i'll December that option opened
easier but other months were firm steady
out good cash demand which helped maintain
prices May opened shade lower to q shade
higher at asc to 1885, and early Press
receipts were -172 cars with eight of contract
grade. = Fl 49, = >..2. y, - j.
was steady. May being unchanged at 43A@
Ciose-Corn. December 55c January, 474sc;
55 e: No. 3, 54S55e. '' a'n '''D' '- ~ =
Although receipts Of oats were, quite liberal
evidence of late offset all other influences
anil causei considerable buying of December
shade iover at stFSaE b%
strength In the current month resulted in an
advance to 32Nc. Local receipts were ISL
a @sss" Sa "a zss ~ Nay
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Dec. 6.-shippers worked
15o, 900 blu for eastern shipment to-day and fifty
loads for export. There is scarcely any tonnage
to be had: If vessels were available, a large
amount of wheat could be worked, for the de-
nand Is strong. One leading shipper said to-
day that If he had 100000 bu afoat down
estimated to decrease SO 90 bu this week. owing
to the extension of the lake shipping limit
The market was quiet and opened hc up, at
I4Ae sold ct 74c and then fel of to 5ae and
dropped &c. No. northern selling at December
price. Sales We're 125, 600 bu. Flax was. fairly
then closed nc 81; oats advanced 1lSe: 49,
The CLOSET Wheat-Cash No. hard, TIC;
No. northern, TIC; No. 2 orthern, 69c; No. 5
spring, &c; to arrive. No., 1 hard, 72c;i No. I
northern, tic; December, tic; macaroni No. l.,
CSC; No. 2, e4c. Oats-December, 311ac; May,
$780, on track, 32c; to arrive, a2c: Rye-May,
5Oc on track, 4Sc: to arrive, 4Sc. Barley
35Go1c: FlaS-cash, Sig; on on track; $ Jig
January. s1.1e1a. Cars Inspected-.Wheat, PSI !;
1ast year $2a oats a. rys 1o barley bar 49, fax
ga bu; fax, III 56s bu. shipments. Wheat,
459512 bu: oats, $4,000 bu; barley, .213,726 bu;
flax 100. 992 bu, i.[:.~ 5-ssS-.
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IN DOUBT.
Some Rallies Followed by Practical
stagnation Reaction in
st. Paul.
The Bank Statement Was About as
Expected and Has Little
or No Effect.

81
New York, Dec. 6.-Opening prices of stocks
sagged on dull and listless trading. An OPEN
ing rise Of ~ in ST. Paul was lost within few
minutes and Pennsylvania, Tennessee Coal and
National Lead declined large fractions
Feverish rallies occurerd in few stocks but
the tendency was soon checked by reaction IN
st: Paul ito 171A Most of the active traders fell
below the opening level on small offerings. Read
ing, Hooking Valley preferred, Tennessee Coal
and Hooking Coal lost point each.
There were rallies followed by prwacttcal stag
nation. The bank statement so nearly as ex-
pected that it produced little effect beyond some
buying by traders who had sold short In anttci-
patton of a selling movement. Hooking Valley.
New York Central Shd st. Louis and Sugar
| rose point over last night. Rock Island pre-
ferred, Colorado Fuel and Republic Steel pre-
ferred lost q point. United States Express ~
and Northwestern per cent. The covering
movement by shorts lifted some prices above last
nights close. The closing was dull and irreg-
ular. ~ $3.50 <-'
Stock quotations reported for The journal by
Watson & Co., Chamber Of Commerce, Minneapo-
lis. z>-z5 ! EE Il
I
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, DEC. s.

Inspected In-Wheat-Ca Northern
No. 1 hard, 27; No. northern, 3d. No. north.
ern, Sc: No. 8. o.. rejected, 8; no grade, Chi
N naTtbaEe St ~ 49,
grade, s Minneapolis st; Louis.No, north
eIn, 1 D.; No. 2 northern. 49, No 8. g. rejected. 1;
no grade. s. 500 Line.No. northern, 49,; No.
northern %; No; 3, II: rejected, s.. Northern
No, 3; 8; rejected, 3; Chicago; St. Paul, Min;
northern, 4; No. g. 13; rejected, 8; no grade 6.
Chicago & Great M W s. Totals,
northern, 14e; No. 3, 80; rejected 25; no grade.
No. winter wheat. 1; No: 8 winter wheat, II:
white oats. Il No. 8 white oats, S; No. i
white y: tie oats. ~ !; No oats, H. no grade oats
3; No: 4 barley 10; No. 5 barley, 20; no grade
Cars Inspected Out.-No. l hard wheat, l.
No. northern wheat. 25; No. 2 northern wheat
II; No. 3 wheat, 8; rejected wheat, 3; no grade
wheat. 9; No. winter wheat q No. 3 corn.
?: Nc. white !, oats. Il: No. 9 oats, 4; No; 2
barley, 10; No. fax, A, rejected fax, IT,. j
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THE CASH TRADE
GOOD DEMAND FOR FLAX-oTHER COARSE
GRAINS QUIET.

the spot No. 1 selling at Nc over Duluth Decem-
Der. All the buyers were represented, and the
market cleaned up promptly of everything ae et
Sligo. Rejected on spot sold from $E1oA to
$1.13. There practically no change In local
stocks, the total in store here standing at
/, IOO,469 bu.
year, and shipments 8. Duluth had l24 cars
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, $11B1a; to
arrive. $1.16h; December. 81 15k; May, 81 70
CoRN-Not much was done in corn. The No.
ceipts 8 cars; shipments cars.
OATS-The market steady with yester-
day, with sales of No. 3 white at 32g32Ac.
No. 8 sold at SIC for choice lot and as low as
IL cars. No. 3 white closed at 31@G3c.
FEED AND MEAL--Prices. are steady as quot
ed below. There is fair demand reported at the
lower range. Coarse corn meal and cracked corr,
$3.50; No. 2 ground feed, y corn, u oats,
$3.50; No. ground feed, 1-3 corn, 2-a OATS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. say the volume Of bust
ness lis satisfactory and inquiry is increasing.
The market is reported very active, with brisk
demand from all sections, and especially heavy
demand for split cars Rran In bulk, $12@
sacks, 81 per ton additional; In 1o0-lb sacks,
$1DO per ton additional. Shipments, 1,102 tons.
BARLEY-Good lots were well taken, No.
bringing 4s@5oe Feed grades s9@4oe; malt
RYE---No. rye closed custer at 47c. Re
HAY-Prices are steady as quoted below. Up
midland, S7@7.5o; medium: $6.5o@7; of color,
S5.5O@6;y timothy. choice, $11; timothy, No l,
SO 509i1: Timothy. No. 2, s9@10; rye straw,
choice, s5@5.oo Receipts os tons.
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Western consol rs, 1874; Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific As. l0SM; G., e., 9. q st. Louis general
Is, 90M; Chicago Terminal As, S51a; Colorado s.
Southern As, Jo1a; Denver 4 Rio Grande Is,
101; Erie prior lien IS. 81; Erie General
As, 81; Fort /, Worth & Denver City
frsts, 100; Hooking Valley 41as, 107&;
Louisyill, & Nashville unihed As, lUlh; Mex
u /; Minleapo,is s. st. Louis As, 1885 Missouri,
Kansas & Texas IS, 9s1a; Missouri Kansas s.
Teas Eds. 81; New York Central lists. 1924;
New York cclliful gen. 31as, 1861; New Jersey
Central general 5s. 1856; Northern Pacific As
LOB y, Northern Pacific 3s, 72A :; Norfolk &
Western cotsol As; 100K; Reading General As
5a64; ST. cuts & Iron Mountain consol SIS,
III: 81. Louis s. San Francisco is, 81; st.
louis Southwestern lists, 81 Is; st. Louis South
western Ids SIS San Antonio & Arkansas Pass
Is. SHY y Southern Pacific As, 81; Southern
Railway as.z IFS. Texas & Pacific lists, III "a; ;
ctfc Is, 10lA; Union Pacific COW 4s 1O5h !;
Wabash lists. l;512; Wabash Ids, -10S; Wabash
fsE. L; 7oi4: West Shore 49, 1l2; Wheeling &
Con. TGtac'D Is. 62A.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. DEC. 3. =

Received Wheat, e577 cars; wheat, SO 661 blu;
bu: rye: 1900 bu; fax 49,76o bu; -four. 537
brls: millstufs 60 tons; hay, 9s tons; fuel oil.
2s15,31O lbs; lumber. 20 cars; barrel stock, 5
cars; machinery. 5000 Obs coal. 1,472 tons;
wood. 2GO cords; brick, 1230OO;, lime, car;
pig irol. "a cars; railroad iron, cars; stone
and marble. cars; live stock, car; dressed
sundres. A cars; car lots. 1,oo3. ~, =, - /,
Shirped-Wheat, At cars; wheat, SO, 900 blu;
corn 1.S2o bu; oats, 17.4o0 bu1s barley. %, 100
1.1o2 tons: flour. 1851 brls; fruit 1o4 900 lbs:
merchandise. 2,66s, $50 lbs: lumber, -7e cars:
machinery, 114,000 lbs; coal. 51S6 tons cement
300 hrls: railroad iron. 1 car; stone and marble
cars; liLseed oil 100 brls; oil cake, 261. 72O
lbs; hides pelts, etc. 30 600; railroad materials
Z ears; sulidries. IS cars; car lots, SO6. .&EL
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!. LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Dec. e.-consol

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Dec 6.-Consols
e Anaconda, AS; Atchison. Sass; Atchison pre-
1871 Baltimore Ohio
Great Western, 2OOA Chicago. Milwaukee &
St. Paul 17s; De Beers, 22A; Denver & Rio
Grande 40h Denver & Rio Grande preferred.
w; Erie, 34A; Erie first preferred, 65A; Erie
second preferred II; illinois Central, 147; Louis
Vile & Nashville "a 1901; Missouri, Kansas &
Texas, 25A; New York Central, 1879; Norfolk
Western, 72h; Norfolk & Western preferred
0Sh; Ontario l. Westsrn, 2oM Pennsylvania,
S0A Rand Mines, 1913; Reading, 3Oas Reading
first preferred, 43A; Readig second preferred,
3sA; Southern Railway 32A Southern Railway
p PREF 94H: Southern Pacific 81; Union Pa,
States Steel, 36B; United States Steel preferred,
eoA Wabash , 70; Wabash pr preferred, AN. T.
Money, s@3N per cent. The p rate Of discount
In the open market for short bills is 3N a
1915 per cent; three months bills, 1850
3A per cent. - ! .----..- :. :. :.
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Dec. 6.-Receipts
of cattle at this market foot up 4,S00 head.
falling off of about 400 from last week. The
condition Of the stocker trade shows very little
change and the demand was about large enough
to- take care Of the supply On Monday the
any pretence to quality and prices were steady
with the best time of last week. The common
cattle were as usual very slow and sellers We're
quoting their sales dime lower than at the
close of last week. The storm on wednesday
had bad effect on the trade and prices on that
day ruled lower, on the few cattle on sale Later
III the week this decline was about regained and
with quite a. few outside buyers in the yards
the market closed steady with the opening day
of the week. There has been "a good cleanup
have few cattle in their pens to feed over Sun
day. For stockers and feeders the demand was
good and the best of the offerings changed
hands at $350M3.S0 with a few strings Of
feshy 100 to 1 200 lib feeders at 81 and $40.
The 100 to 900lb stockers of fair quality sold
a. few lunches Of strictly good calves sold al
$3.7514. but the bulk of the calves. and yearling
steers on the market sold from 50. 50M325. The
supply Of stock heifers was light. The demand
was equal, to the supply and the heavier weights
dime lower than the low point of last week
with sales from $2M2.50. There were few bulls
on sale and practically everyt thing went to the
killers.
Tne fat, cattle market has been satisfactory
and with good demand from the packers the
market shus shown strength each day since
Monday. Prices close the week 15@25c higher
ttan the opening day of the week. MONDAYS
market was quoted dime lower than the
close Of last week in sympathy with the big
break In prices at Chicago Two loads of
fairly good quality heavy beeyes sold at So. but
4.
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order, selling from $3.50 to $3.50. The pack
e en have AN, been eager BUYERS of the cow stuff
aud Tic best OF the grass COWS sold from So TO
So.4h. Win the bulk of the fairly good COWS
fe cG Sc so to STR H. few odd lots Of dry
tiers ranged from 81 80. to $40.
llHt;S-Ihe marketing of hogs has been the
heaviest OF the season. $4,000 being received
The market for the week apened up with
decline of dime but with an advancing mar
ket for the balance of the week hog prices ruled
than the close of last week. The advance has
been principally on the good quality hogs and
the the hight and common mixed stuff has shown
81 SHEEf- On account Of new buyer on the
have nor been sufficient to fill the wants of the
paSkers and more sheep could be used to the
with slight decline. but later prices ruled
stronger and the closing quotations fully
soll frcm 81 to s425 and ewes " from $3.50
sold frr:n 81 to 1925
rs lbs, s6o5; 81, $50 lbs, $G.1o: &c, "a lbs,
=. Cattle -steady. Sales: II beeves 1,1so lbs,
$3.55; beeyes * 20 lbs,S5 cows $40 lbs.
1925; . stockers, $50 lbs 80 9 stockers, 500
lbs lbs. 81 IS; SO; stockers LAO lbs $3.50: year
,Ss nSs lbs sss i5s yearlnss s's
Ca1CAGO LIVE STUCK, Dec. 6.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 300; market nominal; good to prime
steers. S5so@7.2o; poor to medium. s3G5.7O;
sl4o@5: Gamers. $l:4o@ 2.4o; bulls, s2@4.I5:
calves. $350@6.75; Texas-fed steers. S3@4.75.
Hogs-Recepts to-day. 10000; Monday 40 600:
left over. 12sf : market 1oc lower, mixed and
M6.62h: rough heavy. $5.sO@6.25; light. $575
@6:1O: bulk of sales, $6.15@6.25. q, -
SHEEP eo Receipts 800; market steady; good
mixed, $250M3.75: western sheep, S275M3s5;
native lambs, $350@ 800 western lambs, 1915
@5.
Official yesterday: Cattle---Receipts. 6.442;
hogs. 80. 169 sheep. 61S3 Shipments-Cattle,
4,3O7; hogs. 1915; sheep, 1850.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Dec. Cattle. re-
ceipts 1,S00;- steady: beef steers s4.3OM6:
stockers and feeders. s. 7om4: cows and !leifers
s.. 25@5; Texans. $2.7O0I4S0.
Hogs receipts. 5000: DC lower; pigs. 81. 9O6
61O; packers $61O@6.2O butchers. $6.1576.50.
Sheep. receipts. none; nominal: sheep, S3.25Gs
4; lambs, $465.90
OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Dec. 6.-Cattle-Re-
cetpts, 300; market steady: beef steers. S.. 5U1
40; cows and hefers s3@4 western steers.
| S3.25@490: Texans. S2.5O@4.4O; Gamers. 81. 80
M2.6O: stockers and feeders. S2.50@435 calves.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
A QUIET WEEK, WITH SOMEWHAT
LIGHTER PRODUCTION.

Shipments out Of Minneapolis yesterday, at
44,5sl brls, were lighter than any day for
some time, indicating let-up In the rush orders
Millers report the past week fairly satisfactory,
but not up to recent business One large com
but the other two are running lighter and will
probably lighter for time. Prices mean
First patents are quotable $3.s5@3. 80; sec
ond patents, $3.7O@3.s0; first clears, S2.9o@3:
second clears. s.. 3O02.4O
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KANsAs CITY 1--WE srocK nec --catt

Receipts 100; market unchanged; beef
steers, $3:25@6.25: Texans. s2.1O@4s5; cows
and heifers, $1.75@4. So; stockers and feeders
$2.75@4; calves, $2@6; westerns. $2@5.4O.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market weak to SC low
err. heavy. $6.l5@G3o; packers, $61o@6.25;
workers., SO. 1O@6l5; pigs, $5@6.
sheep--Receipts, 1000; strong; sheep, $3@4;
lambs, $3.5O@5.15. :7s>e..-s - -,
ST. LOUIS LEAD, Dec. 7e-Lead, steady, ST.;
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. CHICAGO PRODUCE, Dec. e--Butter- Steady
steady; loss off. cases. returned. &c. ) Cheese
Steady; twins, Nc; daisies, 1tA@12c; young
Hc 1o
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LIVERPOOL PRODUCE,

. LlVERPUUL PRODUCE, Dec: 6.-Beef-
prime mess western , 95s. Hams-Short cut, Ii
to 16 lbs, quiet; 54s Sd. Notwithstanding
cuts, 26 to 30 lbs, quiet ASS 3d. Short Ribs
16 to "a lbs quiet, 54s long clear middles, light,
IS to 81 lbs, quiet, 54s ed: long clear middles,
heavy, 30 to 40 lbs, dull: 54s: short clear backs.
16 lbs, quiet, 6as. shoulders-11 to Is lbs, DUH,
46s. 10. 1890 ~. - -
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Dec s.-The weak
hog market caused liquidation in all products
early in the day and prices were lower, Janu-
aTy pork opening ming at loss Of 12,ac to 15c at
lower at 1915 to $3.50, while ribs were off l1c
at S. so. The volume Of business was light and
brokers We're the best buyers.
i Close: Pork January. $16.3O: May. $15.22M;
lardS December, $1O.45: January. $9.75: May.
$685.: ribs. January, $s.25@s.27h; May, S. 10
@S.12k.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Dec. e.-Butter-R,

NEW YORK PRODUCE, Dec. e.-Butter-Re-
&c; extra creamery, zoe; creamery, common
to choice, 2OG2sc. Cheese-Receipts, 1926
packages; firm: state full cream, small, colored,
fancy, September. 13H Gl131ac, late make 12H@
13c; small white. September 13A @13hc, late
make 12% @13c; large ,eolored; September ,1aA
September, 1871 @13hc, late make, 12N @13c
Eggs-Receipts, 5,29s packages; firm; state
and Pennsylvania average best, q @29c; western
fancy graded. 26@27c; western poor to prime
2o@25c; refrigerated, 1s@2ic. -
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
Western, 4; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, 6;
Minneapolis & ST. Louis, 10; Chicago st. Paul,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, 3; 500, 4; North
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Dec 6-CattIe-Re-
ceipts, 300; market steady: beef steers. S3. 5Un
40; cows and heifers. S3@4; western steers.
80: Texans. S250M4.40; Gamers. 81 80
S350@6. Hogs-Receipts i coo: market 5M1Oc
lower; heavy. $6.1oGi625: pigs, S5@6 Sheep
Receipts. 1000: market steady; sheep, S3.60@4;
lambs,s $4Gl4.S5.
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GRAIN IN REGULAR MINNEAPOLIS E1E-

WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.
Observation-Disclosures 1872 cars; Omaha, 10;
st. I.ons. 40 Great Northern. 237; 500, 81 !.
Northern Pacific, IS; Chicago Great Western, g.
Sllippcd-Milwaukee, IL cars; Omaha, 1; ST.
Lous. ~; Wisconsin Central /; Burlington, 1;
Chicago Great Western, g.
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET = Minnesota
Transfer, st. Paul. Mimi, Dec: <6.-Barrette &
Zimmerman report liberal receipts Of horses
the od bulk Of ao which horses weighing from
satisfactory: The demand for logging horses
created activity with local lumber and logging
men the best buyers. Values: Drafters, extra
$3.50 to $3.50; drafters choice. $3.50 to $1SG
drafters. common to good. $12O to $3.50; farm
Mares extra, $3.50 to $3.50; farm mares, choice
500 to $780, go '........ -
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BOSTON MINING SHARES, Dec. :.e.-Closins

BOSTON MINING SHARES, Dec 6-Closing
:: 13a14A: Allouez, 2A@2A: Area
unlct, 42o@435 Centennial 16@161a; Copper
Range, 56@56H; Daily West, 37@4O Dominion
Coal, 1914 @128h; Dominion Steel, 54A @55;
Elm River, 17k@2A; Franklin. Sh @8N; Isle
Royale,, ~; Mass, i3114; Maydower. liz OILY
Michigan. -7@71s Mohawk. 37@3s Montreal &
Boston. 3@31s oseeola, %; PARROT 90; Phoe-
1902; Tamarack. 140@141; Tri-mountain. 95;
Trinity, 81 90; United Copper, 3ok OBJ
OIL, 13@14& Utah, 22M G23; Vivtoria. 51s@6;
Winona, 3A @3A; Wolverine. 57hM59.
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/ NEW YORK METAL MARKETS, Dec: e.-Tir

advanced is i'd in London to-day. with spot
closing firm at G113 lis I'd and futures at &113.
The local market ruled dull. with spot quoted
at $24S7 Il @l24:95. Copper was quiet, with spot
1s Sd higher in London, at $50 lbs Cd and fu-
lures unchanged at 500 lbs 3D. and was dull
and unchanged here STANDARD closed at
II 40, nominal. Lead was quiet and unchanged,
the London prices remaining at $40 12s I'd and
changed at London closing at, $40 los. New
York was weak. but without quotable change. ut
S.. TO- Iron closed at 54s Sd in Glasgow and 4Ss
Sd in Middiesboro. Locally. the market was
quiet and 7nominally Unchanged, No 1 foundrJ
ern No. foundry southern and No. foundry
southern soft at $22tG 90. 80. ,-.....
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-06
cH1cAGo SEP AND COARSE GRA1N M,

= CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Dec.
6.-Close: Flax-Cash, northwestern 81 90;
southwestern, STA; December, $1.14 May, 81 20
al q. Rye-December, 5Sc; May Sic. Barley
Cash, $50 60c. Timoth vi January, SKIS.
Clover-December, $10.e5. s5.s Eb5 sg
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-06
PUTS AND CALLS

Two o'clock report:
Puts-May wheat, 731ac.
Calls-Muy wheat, 1874 @13hc.
Curb-May wheat, 1880.