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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-15

timore 8 Ohio 3hs, %; Baltimore & Ohio con
- &c ssuss seconds nc
first Incomes, 10; Chest peake & Ohio AIS, 106:
S en- . Alton s. Saissgo; RssliPs
St. Paul General aeM t. H. Chicago Nofts
western, consol Is. 1856; Chicago, Rock Island &
st. Louis ia2 cseast
ds, SAN: Colorado & Southern As, SAN Denver
3 Rio Grande Is, 80; Erie prior lien As, 97%;
arsts, "t III: - lock- o valley 4Ns los:
louisville & Nashville unified Is. 100; Mexican
Central IS, u; Mexican Central first income
Tt,s. q ss
so7!ss;n F EseaS z %sstsr So! easo E:
eonsei s. Us; st. Louis San Frisco IS, a41S
st. Louis Southwestern hrsts. 95h;. St: Louis
sas Pass Is o ss%; southern au Pacific is. Ok
assts, il7N; Toledo; St: fouls: & Western -,
seconds. TO- Wabash h0d de6en ntsr 5 Vest
Wisconsin certrai IS, 81 ); Consolidated Tobac,
co As, 6e1a Colorado Fuel consolidated IS, 81 u
LONDON CLOSING, STOCKS, Jan. 15.-Con-
IS $-16; Anaconda, 8; Atchison. seH; Atchison
Ohio, 5lH; Chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul.
1s4A; DeBeers. 221a; Denver & Rio Grande,
AN; Denver &: Rio Grande preferred 91h
Erie, 42B > Erie first preferred, 741a; Erie sec
ond preferred, 59b; Illinois Central, 1S52%
| Louisville & Nashville, 131; Missouri, Kansas 8
Texas: 2sh; New York Central. e1:diy.. l57i
Norfolk & Western, 76h; Norfolk & Western
preferred, 81 o.; Ontario Western, a5h; Penn e
Reading first preferred, a; Reading second pre-
| ferred, 80; Southern Railway, 36b; Southern
Railway preferred, 81; Southern Pacific. 67M
Union Pacific, 104A; Union Pacific preferred
| 96h United States Steel, 37%; United States
| Steel preferred ex-div., S9A; Wabash, 81; Wa
| bash preferred, 45h.
| Bar silver quiet, % 1-16d per ounce.
| Money, BIZ @3N per cent.
| The rate OF discount in the open market TO
| short bills is 3 7-16@3 Gle per cent. ,-E
| The rate Of discount In the open market TO
! three months bills Is 81 @3h per cent.
BANK OF ENGLAND STATEMENT.
London, Jan. 15.-The weekly statement of tn
| Bank of England shows the following changes
| Total reserve increased sole, 600; circulation de
creased 1896, 900; bullion increased Ell, SIC, 1T
other securities decreased Ell $3.50, 600; other de
posits decreased s3oe, 900; public deposits de
| creased E2,12s 900; notes reserve increase
! 81 ,83O, 600; government securities decrease
! So, 403, OO0 The proportion of the Bank Q
| England's reserve to liability this week is A.
per cent as compared with 1888 per cent las
week. The rate OF discount is unchanged at
per cent.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Jan. 1o,-Butter-
Receipts, 5.o12 pkgs; steady to firm: state dairy,
2o@26c: extra creamery. Csc: held cr s
Esrs@Receipts, s.7o6 pkgs; firm: state and
Pennsy ivania. average best, ?0@31e: western
DC: refrigerated. 1s@22c. Cbeese-Recefpts.
52s pkgs: firm; state full cream fancy small
coiored fall made. 14AM14Hc; late made. 1873
YsN G; large colored fall made. 1414c: late made
iSE &; large white, fall made, 14Ae.
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THE IRON TRADE REVIEW.

Clevland Jan. 15.-1he Iron Trade Review in
It's issue this week says: Consumers of pig iron
a1oof FROM the market though the volume Of
inquiry would indicate early needs of consider
able proportions. Fuel Is the dominant factor,
as it has been for more than year, and az it
Is mainly responsible for presnt prices it bids
fair to prolong substantially this level for some
into the new year Buyers distinctly
avow their expectation Of lower prices, yet some
of them are making contracts for several months
ahead, while others pay the market price for .
few weeks supply and retire to awit develop
ments. Foundrymen are In pc sition to appreciate
the ARGUMENT of blast furnace 1nksl that
with coke at double the price year ago, and
in the eastern states, with foreign iron laid down
at more than barely competing prices even after
the 81 duty is paid, the new year does not afford
the profit of the later months of the old. But
foundrymen in turn find that with pig iron and
coke both far above the contract prices of 1902,
they cannot get prices for castings that will give
them the margin they had in 1902. The question
comes back as in 1902 to tile supply of coke that
will be available for furnace and foundry. South
ern furnaces conferred again about prices last
week. tut no change is announced and s!s to
$3.50 Birmingham continue TO be quoted for
No. 2 foundry for the second half Of the year.
For the first quarter $3.50 to $50 is the range
and for the second quarter $19. The market.
meantime, is narrow, but producers being well
booked ahead, are not making concessions. Ger.
man and Middlesborough irons are still in moder-
ate demand in the east. and recent sales indi-
cate rather hrmer prices, due to the influence
oh oSetIi tleishse " 1GHeMeu enoI - W import
coal. Southern furnaces meantime are doing
little in the east and are therefore the more
strenuous in their objections to the further pro
posed advance of so cents on pig iron which the
southern iron committee is son to consider. The
Bessemer iron market is inactive. Recent sales
establish the price of $22 at furnace for first
quarter and so for the first half. With the
coming in of furnaces the United State.
Steel corporation will have additional pig iron
capacity of 100000 tons a year by April an5
is likely to require little II any iron from mer
chant furnaces. 81. h ssS#
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NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR. Jan. 10
Coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices
and ruled dull under influential cables. Specu-
lation was confined to professionals and few
switching operations, which had little effect on
values up to midday, when the sales amounted
to 1000 bags, including: September 4.s5c; De-
cember, 5.10c. Rio steady. Exchanges.
II 13-16d; receipts, 5000; cleared for the United
States, $4,000; cleared for Europe, 1000 bags;
stock, $4,000 bags. :
Sugar, raw. steady; fair refining, sssc; centri-
fugal, SO test, 3Kc; molasses sugar. 31sc; re-
fined, steady; crushed 5.35c; powdered. 4.S5c
graduated 4.75c. Coffee quiet: No. I Rio 5Ac.
Molasses, firm; New Orleans, 32Ql40c.
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MONEY REPORTS

NEW YCl,K, Jan. 5--Noon.-Money on call
steady at per cent; prime mercantile paper,
actual business in bankers bills at s4:ss.75@
4.S7 for demand and at 81 .8S 50@4. 83. rs for
sixty-day bills; posted rates 81 "a "a and $4.S7h
@4.as; commercial bills; 4.s s "a :s3s; bar
bonds steady; refunding 2s, registered and cou-
pom, 1OsA; 3s, registered, 1oeA; IS. coupon,
1919 new a. registered extnt saa new e,%
IS, coupon, 1oeA; 5s,. registered, ex-int, 1o2A;
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 15.-Bank elearings to.
corresponding week. s14,s4I, 5o4.76; New York
Sc e' Premium; chicago exchange selling rate
sSG
balances, sa,4e5,a44. New York exchange, 1o@
ss Sterling pesed a. for daps ans at
81. IS for demand. @3S@z& ~ as.f e.
NEW YORK. Jan ~. 1s ssz 1913 751-
rentes. 100 francs for the account. Exchanges
on London, 25 francs 13h centimes for checks.
BERLIN, Jan. 15.-Exchange on London, 20
for short bills, 2 per cent; for three months
BOSTON, Jan. 15-Exchanges, 500, 7o1 s16;
| balances. $2.437 $3.50.
Bank of France shows the following changes:
Notes In circular ton increased 80 $50 600 francs
treasury accounts current increased IL, 1850, 600
francs; gold in hand decreased g. 725, 600 francs;
Bills DISCOUNTED increased 635OOOO francs; sill
| yer in hand decreased 4, 100 900 francs.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15-Clearings, $1S,-
6s4 s03:: balances, S3,061, S2S Money, 6 per
BALTIMORE, JAM H. Clearings, So, s14, 3e1
balances. $sS9, 1865. Money. 6 per cent.
vesE s5ssr'ass sssr s$$s IT, tn
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, JAN 15.-Proyisions
were firm at the opening on lighter receipts Of
hogs and higher prices at the yards. A firm
demand for the May products, with lighter Of
ferings, impaired strength t othe situation, and
prices advanced moderately: May pork opened
lard was up 2hc. at $3.50, and ribs 21A @5c high
err, at $S.97h@9 -
Close: Pork-January, $17.95; May, $16.57h;
July $16.3O. ~.
Close: Lard-,-January, s1o@1o.o2h; May,
$0.57 Y July, $945. .".'
Close: Ribs-January. $s.e5; May, 1910; July,
So; September, $9@9.o2h. 49,. -
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Jan. 15-Beef-
Quiet Pork-Steady. Lard-Quiet; prime west.
steam S1O.25. ,,:t.,,.- l.. J.. -: 60.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.

Observation-Disclosures. Al cars; Omaha: %;
st. Louis, 2t Great Northern, 90; Burlington,
"a; 500, 3; Northern Pacific, 20; Great Western,
q Rock Island, J..
shipped-MIwaukee, 10 cars; Omaha, 10; St..
Louis, Z; Burlington, 5; Great Western, 8; Rock
Island, /,
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ST. LOUIS. LIVE STOCK, Jan: 15.-Cattle--
Receipts. 1900, steady for natives. slow for
Texans. Beef steers 81 50@5. IS: stockers and
feeders 50 1908 so; cows and heifers, 81 .25@5;
Hogs-fseceipts $500; market 1oc higher; pigs,
So. 15@6 40; packers Sc: 4o@6.eo;, butchers
sheep.Receipts. 1900; market higher; sheep.
s404. SO; lambs, 81 1885, 20.
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CHICAGO SEED COARSE GRAIN, Jan. s15.-
Rye-May, 51hc. Flax-Cash northwestern,
1924; southwestern, $1.18; May, $1.A. limo
thy-January, $4.26. Clover-January, $11. 80.
Barley-Cash, 42@8Oc.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Jan. 15-Cattle re-
cefpts, 4, 500; steady: lower; beef steers. s325M
S seedsrs eoS s. 7 aaa aslle's' s''''
Hogs receipts. 5000; sc higher; heavy, S645@
Sheep. receipts, 5000; steady; sheep, s4.5o@
5; lambs $4.75'06. -"
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer, ST. Peul, Mimi, Jan. 15-Barrett & Zin-
norman report the market well filed with con:
signments of horses, but dullness prevailing in
ali branches. Hence good many animals We're
cold at below country cost. Values: prafters.
extra, $175o12O0;s drafters, choice. $150@175:
drafters, common. to good. s120@15o; farm
mares, extra, $125Mi40; farm mares. choice.
SlOOG125: farm mares. common to good, SSo@
100: expressers, $1l5@15O. J.-
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CLOSING CASH PRICES

bakers, sa.a5@s4o; winter extras, 81. so@s.1e;
Eatss ssstents $sss Foa n4;s Icy
spot and to arrive. Wheat-Recetpts, 81, 100 bu;
sales ale So oQS bu quiet but rmer on crop damage
rs s-16@7s%c. .Rye-Firmer; state, be@5fcc
oorn-Receipts, $4,000 bu; sales, s. 900 bu; ad.
vanced on lighter receipts the wheat advance
5af eo 9 RRses see S. ss
but firmly held; track white, 43@45c. g.
Close: 4a Mheat I'M slc; July 7eAc Corn
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, Jam: 1s.-Flour--
s sseao WheatmHsher; eless, No ! northern
7 1Szsc' b 10. northern :77@77he; May TAO
E S7e: snm;,i No. S1%c Rarlsyrrm NJ
aras Sec eorn- sSsy 44Se 'i5id lid! ''.D'
se Ss :a ess 1Sa BID BID
TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Jan. 15.-wheat
fairly active; firm; cash and January, 7shc;
sts sa 5 stsanS 's ssas ass
BIC. Rye. No. 2, SIC. Cloverseed, dull firm;
inS5f7 prime sls Mef's $780, prime timothy,
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Jan. 16.--wheat, spot,
firm; No: red western winter; IS HID; No.
new, quiet, Is lid; American mixed old. firm. 5. s.;
IS AID; May, Is 2Md. =
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Jan. 15.-Close: Wheat
Higher; No; red; cash, elevator. 71asc; May.
Higher; No. 2, cash, Ale; May, 41Hc. Oats
Higher; No. 2, cash. s5c; May, 36hc; No. +:
white, Bic. =. -.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, jan. 15.--Close
No har May H. ' reS 6esn
January, $3.50; May, 37Kc; cash, No. 2 mixed
39A Ae; No. white, 40@4ossc. Oats, No. {
white &c.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. Jan. 15:--Cat
tle-Receipts 5000; weak to 1Oc lower; beef
steers, SO :25@5 80; Texans, s.: 4o@4;. cows and
heifers, saga 10; stockers and feders' $2.1o@
4.45.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; strong to DC higher;
heavy, Sc. 4o@ 6 IS; packers, $6@6.45; workers.
| Sc. 3OGr6 30; pigs S. 250i6.
Esheep-Receipts 5000; strong; sheep, $3@4.1o;
| lambs, So. 6O@4 so.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE. ian. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and easy: creameries, 1927 hc; dairies, 17@25c.
Eggs Steady; loss of; cases returned, 26he
Cheese-Dull and steady; twins: l3c; daisies
Ponltry-Quiet and steady; turkeys, 1907 1sc;
chickens S112c.
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G Ie1aT Of ali kinds 1 Moderate rate
15@25c off for the week. Bulls 1o@15c lower;
Good kinds in demand at prices fully steady With
the weeks advance; others slow. sGood mich
Est estvs t sh aif 5s4 lbs ssss 1oss Ds
$3.50; g e77 lbs, s. e.; !; 1910 1D g., 81 E.. 60.
1858 lbs. s.; D' TO lbs. $a.so ''S T'''' u
s$ttfs: g. oasass lbs s's S. 9 1892
ST iss SG3 u.s. ss 5S'o lbs l. 1880 lbs
lb s' sss sss lbs s2o 0; $50 lbs:
Stock Cows and Heifcrs-1, $50 lbs, s2.7o; 2,
stock and Feeding Bulls, $50 lbs, s2;55; 8,
So; l., L, 2SO lbs, $275 ,1'''
Mich Cows and Springers-1 COW, $50; COW,
$23; cows and 1 calf, SIS; 1 cow and 1 calf,
HoGs--Prices 5@1oc higher. Receipts mod
Nothing on sale to compare with yesterday $
top hogs. Prices ranged $5so@6.65; bulk, $3.50
Hogs:-1o5 lis lbs, $3.50; Il, 1877 lbs, $500;
81 1874 lbs, S.. so: 81, 2O7 lbs se.o5; s. s7s lbs,
20; 81, 23s lbs $500; u, 266 lbs, $3.50; 80,
sS os $50 s s s s 1s1 lbs S lbs s 21 s
Pigs and underweights-l SO lbs, s525; A.
lUA IDS, SO1O. u 49,
Stays and Boars-1, $40 lbs, $3.50.
SHEEP-Reeetpts moderate. Quite string
Of late arrivals yesterday, mostly feeding tsuff
on sale. killing sheep and lambs in demand
| at, fully steady prices. Feeding stuff quiet
Sales: -
Killing Sheep and Lambs lambs. 10 lbs
$s:75; ewes, 100 lbs, So; yearling wethers
100 lbs, $4.75; SO yearling wethers, 81 lbs
| $500; 90 bucks. l45 lbs, $2.75.
Among the shippers on the market to-day wer
J.. McNair, Alexandria: Raymond Mercantile
company. Raymond: G. F. Milbrath Lester Prai
,rie; Weinzierl Brothers & Co., st. Bonifacus
! T. Olson. Zumbrota; NJ. T.. Kramstad, Goodhue
D. Tiltjen, Alta Vista; L. NJ. Weston. ,Waltham
| Nelson Grothe, Searles; A. =. Renner, Peli
| can Rapids: G.. Mold, Nelson; Hector Hardwar
art; Hawley Brothers, Brownton; NJ. T. Regan
! Prior Lake.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEAPo
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE,

Thursday, Jan. 16.-Extra creamery but
ter, steady; packing stock, steady. Strictly
fresh eggs, steady. Fancy country dressed
veal, firm. Poultry, steady. Green fruits,
steady. Apples, steady. Potatoes, firm.
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LONDON BAR SILVER, Jan. 15.-e p. M
Bar silver closed quiet ut ED per ounce. =.
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Armour Grain company, Chicago, to Commons
to go out via Galveston. Texas. #s Markets ali
strong and the position strengthening. A good
many r,lmors heard@sof sales of wheat to
foreigners at higher figures. 81,
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. 80. / a.-sS
Charles E. Lewis from Chicago: st. Louis re-
ports great demand for cash corn there again
to-day, We think this corn will be the next
thing to advance. There Is no indication of any
material increase in the movement and cash
demand is very strong from all directions.
Chicago to Lewis: Armour has bought close
to /, 500 900 bu whea from tic up.
London Close-Wheat, b@Ad higher; corn,
1sdh%d higher. -
St Louis wired: There was mully a million
bushels of wheat traded in here at I4Is @I5c ami
75c the first ten minutes.
f'arnum: wired Lewis: Understand Minneapolis
stock Of wheat won't increase this week. Crowd
in Chicago bearish and getting in fine shape to
respond to any good buying. ..
Antwerp: Wheat 4sc higher to-day.
oats to sell. 5, -.E-s.- -. :.
All offers to London on wheat last night were
accepted.
large buyer wheat at opening. checking free
disposition to sell by crowd. Milmme also good
buyer. Some commission houses selling.
Chicago to Thomas & Dunnett: Armour bought
about 300 wheat from I6A @1sc: Local l. crowd
the sellers of wheat. Market now. &c bid.
Armour was buying wheat in Chicago at
77ssc.
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NEW YORK BONDS. Jan. 4 :. ~ United States
refunding 2s, registered and coupon, 100; United
Estates 3s.8registered 1o6R coupon 1o7 II; United
States new 40, registered 1341a coupon 1877;
United States old As registered and coupon.
|1G9s4 United States So. registered 102A, coupon
1e4 Atchison general ls, 102 Atchison adjust
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ceipts for the day by loads as follows: Chicago
Great Western, $; Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul, II; Minneapolis & st. Louis, 2; Chicago,
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha. %; Great North
ern. q; Northern Pacific, 2; Chicago, Burlington
s. Quincy, l.; 500 line, /; total, 81.
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FIFTEEN CENTS OFF
Butcher Cattle Make a Decline, but
Stock and Feeding Cattle
Hold Firm.
Hogs Advance &c to 10c on Moderate
Receipts Of Poor Average
49, Quality.

South st. Paul., Mimi, JAN 15.-Estinated re.
ceipts at the union stockyards to-day: Cattle,
300; calves. SO; hogs. 5000; sheep, 500; cars 81.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. l. 1903; to date, as compared with the
same period in 1902:
Year. Cattle. Calves Hogs. Sheep Horses. Cars.
1903 ...,5,142 500 44,S45 1928 1s sO7
1902 .:..3,967 $50 35,s2s 3s,767 20 7s2
Inc! ...1, IT'S 206 9,0l7 L.: %
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PEORIA WHISKY, Jan. 15.-whisky on the
basis of 81 80 for finished goods. So. - j., r..
NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER, jan 10
Lead and copper quiet and unchanged. ~.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Jan. 15.-Cattle-Re
ceipts, II, 0O0;' market very slow; good to prime
steers. $500; poor to medium, $3@475; stock
ers and feeders, S225@4. so; cows and heifers,
$1.4o@475; teanners; 81 .4o@2.5e; bulls, $3@3.40;
calves, $S5O@4.75,--. -. .f..., -
Hogs-Receipts, So, 000 tomorrow %. 900; left
over. 5000; market 1Oc higher; mixed and butch
ers IS. 20@655; good to choice heavy, $4,000
$50; rough heavy Sc. 30@655; light, IS. 85@6.25;
bulk of sales $6.30@6.55.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: market slow; good to
choice wethers, 4.25@4.60; fair to choice mixed.
$325@425 western sheep, $4.2o@6.lo; native
| lambs, S4.25@6.
| Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle. 24,4s3;
hogs, A, S95; sheep, "a, 0S9. Shtpments-Cattle,
4,87O; hogs, 1870; sheep, 2 97
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Jan. 15:-Cattle-
Receipts 1907 hogs, 1000: hogs &c higher; 81,
1877 lbs, IS 30; s., 265 lbs, S. .; As, 300 lbs.
Sc. so. Suckers, strong, killers slow. Five
teeyes, 9e6 lbs, $3.50; IS beeves, 1'1S2 81 lbs lbs
81 25 5 cows. 9s7 lbs, So; II cows 1.24O lbs,
1915; s stockers. $50 lbs, $2.75; II stockers,
$50 lbs,, So. So II stockers 1,O4O lbs, S4 6
yearlings 1856 lbs, 81 %; 10 yearlings, $40 lbs,
81. yearlings 65S lbs, $3.75.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

The following are the receipts and shipments
Mt the principal primary wheat markets:
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Chicago wired: Armour buying wheat; st.
L cuis selling.
Antwerp accepted wheat on last nights Offers
at the highest prices or the crop. ,,r = g
Bartlett Frazier & Co. say: We bought, only
5000 bu Of corn in Iowa although bid wat
Nc higher than any other and our total pur
chases of oats on our last nights bid vert
only 5000 blu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-18
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Der, Der bar tbapt gorretning i A
Sacfion Street. SDab Mijs. 2eppl
lite ibar bioit, er at sfiagifrobere
er en- gift Monb; ban bar ! ben fen
re Gi6zpe6 f~orifieIlige mtn6re be6e
lige Mioler iggtat faa fin &uItru I
at goa inf6 paa Ell SfiIsmisie, mi
bette lpffeoes bam lite; ban bur [
mert, at set life fnnoe nptte at ben
ppaa berne Sormalitet % er itmfffett
meo 2ererinoe1l. 8repef par .
iagt frepet @anias gitp, men bp,
Ndrret ~ er etlne er oeringen 5
aller: ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-18

0berfraffetDbcn Mlfreb Sc sbo>p
bleb forle6en al CONNER Orr 0gmt
til 4 Mars Sengiels1traf / Stil1ma=
ter. un6er1egellen bite, at Sc Sbom
fpr bap6e beret l%traffet for famine
Sorieelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-18

&rpblct ON bpem ser er an barlig
for 8e0ligebol6elien at Maffinertet |
sen npe Sengielsbpgning er MI en=
6elig forlhummet, ioet @asfompag-
MET for lobet at paatage Jig bette
ligeiom &ao6buiet.
T~britesrbbe. Sen fgrite &on6i6at
Ser bor 1egnet Jig for @rimerpa!ge=
ne, iom ifal ofbolotes / Marts, er Ben
tioligere Mrreitforbarer NicbolaS
&erges; ian itreber ben til at blipe
Ml6erman / 8. @orb.
Gn ,u1g Marb pes 9enbn Sames
@afep foribgte at faa fri D%riffeparer
be6 at inige Jig in6 9alooners Mf'
trnoelIesberelier og me6 en- 5frue.
bammer oabne for @anoreret, >iao
set fleb ober. 2tot efter TOM ban iao
inb / 5aloonen og tilbg6 for ct @la5
at billie iitan6iette @gret. San bap.
Sc giort set @1nlfitpffe | fem Ga:
Ioorer, fgr Nolitiet faffebe bam
&or ban faoet en- Del fri Driffe, pi
ban MI for en- Stunb faa fri Spiie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-18
8aitor Spcbien bar baret %iengelig<
gen6e set me1te al Sc ii6ite to Tiger
lt6en6e al Mabeinflammation.

8psuingsinipeftbr Gllcrbe rap<
porterer, at ser / Mar er bleDen bDg=
get for en- bo1p Million mere e1D
ifior, io1t $3,2427,06.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-18

Ser bil blibe Smlegmbstjcneite i
@olgatbafirten Sule6ag @. 1890.
8ernenes Suletrefeit bill blipe al,
bol6t OnS6ag Mften ben 80.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-12-18

Sen n1eget p11talte % om1trtote
@asfroncbiie er faa enoelig blepen
be6taget al begge @f6elinger al Bp=.
1tDrelien og bill meb BET ferite bltpe
fremlagt for 8orgermeit eren til I'm
6erifrift.
Gn 9roife, tilbgrenbe 81. 6. Ser
riffs 456 Slice Ct, bleb iibite Snsoag
|totalt g6elogt, i6et &eltene bleb ban=
&c og LIB Igbff paa Siernet at 10.
og 8aboiba cts. Sngen tom till
faoe.
s. q. Afclion, 855 6. Goof ct,
bIeb forle6en, ba ban pil6e gaa tbars
ODER Cohen. p%aufjbrt at Ell sppooqr-
pognL iuu ban faiteoes ooerenoa.
$opoe Sci Miffe paret.for ben iaafalote
Sender" Der greb bam, piloe ban
upHdtbiDletig pere blepen orpbt.sgt l
sFnpEban meb mirtores 5framr1er
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