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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-18

NEW YORK COTTON, Feb. 1S.-The cotton
| market, after opening with prices point lower
to points higher, ruled moderately active and
firm. With March selling up points, May :,
tons :: Later the market completely lost the
advance. selling off under liquidation. The bull
clique appeared to he supporting the near months
while selling the more remote positions; with VII
nervous Wall street figured as something of Il
seller this morning, which gave a weak under
tone to the general speculative position II
At noon the market was quiet and about steady
Spot. quiet: middling uplands, 9.soc lniddline
Estimated receiptss -o the ports to-day We're ere
last wear, for the week. 10000 bales. against
107.1S3 last week and 166.9S0 for the same week
year age. To-day's receipts at New Orleans
Houston 7.15O bales. against 5.:s97 last year.
Spot closed Quiet: middling uplands, 9.SOc;
middling gulf, 10.O5c. Sales 1o4 bales.
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE. Feb 1s
Coffee futures opened steady ia 4 partial de-
cline of 5 points under renewed. selling by Inn
porters and liquidation. Cable news was nni,n-
largely as a result Of Switching from March 10
the later options by longs who presumably desire
to avoid immediate: deliveries Interior. receipts
enough demand to steady values which at midday
were on the opening LASTS. Sales to that time
footed up $1,000 bags including July. at !. soc:
December, s25c RIG. holiday. Receipts. :,;oo!
ee test ss4c: molasses sugar Be:
refined unsettled; crushed. 530c powdered
4 SOC: granulated. 4.7Oc. Coffee. steady: No.
Rio 5esc Molasses firm: New Orleans '2WS4c
NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER, Feb. 1s.-
Lcad-s412h. Corper--Firm: $1290d13
PEORIA WHISKY, Feb. 1s.---Whisky-o On the
ba ais OF 81 80 for finished goods.
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Range of May Wheat.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, FEB. II

Received-Wheat 145 cars, 1eaO5o bu: corn.
1o.So0 hu: oats. 3S.sSo bu: barley. 1850 bu:
hay 50 tons: fuel oil. $4,000 lbs: merchandise.
l:e6o,7oI lbs; lumber aa s cars; barrel stock. 3
wood: 261 cords brick. 21.oo0: lime. 1 car:
cement. 240 brls: household goods. 10000 lbs:
pig iron. G. cars: railroad iron, 4 car; ties 1
car: live stock. 60 cars: dressed meats. $4,000
lots. 547. d a1ssl% :,
shipped-Wheat, Is cars. 2e.5oo bu:. corn.
15.4s0 bu; oats. 1920 bu: barley. $500 bu;
rye: $40 hu: fax. II. $50 blu; -four. as.554 sbris;
mtllstuffs 9SS tons; fruit. 20 600 lbs: -merchan-
disc |, 12S.s 1854 lbs lumber, IS cars: machinery.
492oD lbs: coal: 81 tons live stock. 800 cars;
oi cake, 94S. 600 lbs: railroad materials :, cars;
sundries. Is cars: car lots. 6s6. it..i ~.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
NORMALLY EASIER, BUT TIKI
UNDERGONE REMAINS FIRM.

The easier tendency caused to-day by the set
back in wheat is about offset by other conditions
that make for strength. The output is not quite
so heavy. and with present conditions of unfavor-
able car service and low water. the indications
are for a. lighter production if there Is. any
change. Demaud mea nwhile is fair, and millers
are entering q fair volume. of business every day
r reces or are slightly easieut the undertone is
Shipments yesterday % 554 brs
M1liers are inclined to, hold prices firm and are
sYerse to making concessions even for round lot
orders. First patents quoted IS. 95Gl4: Sec
Qua patents. S3.S5@3.95; first clears, So. 55 ;
second clears, S2.10@ 2.2O .9s'E7 -.,t:- -:
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GRuNTING OF HOGS IS A LANGUAGE

o.
One of thes things which, have been saGi% reg.
lected is the language of some of our lower
animals. How many persons ever tttirk for one
instant about what one hog says TO another hog.
What he says to yeiI and me
:: Hogs do talk. and: talk a good DEAL Suppose
you go out TO the BARNARD early in tic mora
ing. doesn't every hog come running and. in I'M
nlistakable language. beg for something TO eat:
II YOU give them a trough fill of swill. Wii,t
issthe mea ming Of the, atished. srnpt. which
hear! 1t is not at all like the begging which
was indulged In until you fed them.
'.One baimy .Inne day l. walking across
field of clover, says an eminent naturais
when Ear ahead i saw an old friend of mine
big SOW. The fresh green, closer- made no
sound as ms feet sank into it. Tie SOW did. not
bear. me until was just behind her, S,,idertly
she turned. and at once gave startled grrliit
which warned her six little spotted Igsr thai.
danger was ,neaEs In All instant every little nj.
dropped fatson its stomach aud its ears We're
dattened on It's back ~ ~
. After the old SOW. had taken assecopd soa.i
look at me: she Recognized a personal friend
who had fed her all her life. so she gave a low
satisfied grlnt. and each and every little pig
Jumped mp and went on playing again.
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NOT AT HOME.


a Female Voice tover telephonel--I wanted to
Male Voice-O yes Mrs. Gaddie Well she
said she was going shopping this afternoon, but
/ asked her not to.
her, i-s.,s : ,.s.,
Male voice-wby yes II sou know where she
usually does her shopping.
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I ~ ~ . q : +-- s., ID. +. .
frsts, &c: seconds. 1IG1Sc: diaries. extra zoe;
| frsts, t59@16c: seconds, 1:c: roll and prints,
12M14c: packing stock, s@12c: fresh renovated.
| EGGs-strictly fresh. cases included loss Of,
checks; and seconds. &c. cold storage, candled,
12c:,f at mark. Sc. "..s 50 Sss4
! CHEEsE-Twins or aats, fancy, 14kc; twins
| good 121zc: daisies. fancy 15c: Young Amer
teas, fancy. l5e; brick. Nc: ]. Axe: brick. No
Sc: nuitcst PES Swiss No. /. round, 14@14 1ac:
Swiss 10. 2. round 12c; Swiss: No. l, block,
nIEs2snD 'H MATs rs Groe fancy per h. 81
q ac: fair TO good, Sc: small or overweight,
95!a@6c: mutton, fancy s6Rsi4c: lambs, pelts
RABBITs-J per doz; ss@s.25; cettontails,
SQUIRREL. S Gray pera doz, soc: red, per aoz,
FIsH.pike large: per II. Sc: small and me.
SMALL &c: Spckerel. a Bc; bullheads' skinned.
TOMAreEs2 lifcrnia.ss pers crate. ss@3.25.
CABBAGE-IIomc grown. fancy. per 100 lbs,
s' PnTAroEsper bu:. small lots 4o@4sc car
lots: 40. i: sacks extra SOC; medium: sacks ;ex-
:s CO. 81 n .i,,
ps NV ~ sf GoSrY-ws!.s. fancy lib sections,
medium, 40: green. fancy, s., 49,; medium.
81 rs: tnlarrowfat. $3.50.
DRIED BEANS-Fancx. navy per blI. $2:T5:
choice navy. 50 so: medium, hand picked. $225;
medium. fair: SKIS: brewn. s150; fair to good,
APPLEs-Jona thaps per brl, IS: Ben Davis,
1905 23:2 Kings $3.50: Spies. $3.50; Russets.
$3.50: :Ninesapsl 81 Missouri :@Pippins. So $50:
Willow Twigs. 81 :: Baldwins. *s@3.25; Green
: f1NEA PPL ESP crate s5@s so
F. 0RANEi Els = California ,paseis as to- SIG.
fancy. 1925: choice as to size. 2.15013; Cali
-fornia budded seedlings. S2.25. 5>5.ss{fr :
LEM alifornia fancy, as to- sine, So. so;
choice S,6l3 %. .4ssS: szssS rsa,s,
b TANGE Es-Per half box. So. so. e -
3 GRAPE 5FRUIT-Per box, So. 25. ss,s
4. STRAWBERRl ES---F lordne per qt.t SOC.
E CRANBERRIBS-Per bril-: S12: per box, 81. y
PES--Malagas. neF key. $6f@6.50.s:i.sg*
is sBAN.SNAS--Eancy, large bunches. s.. 49, me-
diLu bunches, $2.25@2. 80: small punches. SEQ
2.15. @8is s44 4-gS, 3fsts as.f%=.s
vEGETABLEs&4Wax beans. pei. bu $4.25: egg
plant per tloz. $I5O02. %: radishes. per doz
lunches. 50@60c:, lettuce. per doz. 40c: lettuce,
heads per doz. 75c: mint. per doz. 23@3Oc: GU.
cnmbers. per doz, 49, celery, per doz. COG T5c
trnfps.. per BIZ. v40c; carrots, per bu, Soc; pie
plant, per lb, Sc. IT, f.5S
CHICAGO PRODUCE. Feb. 1s.-Butter-I
Steady; creameries. 180l26c: diaries. I4d12s
Eggs--Firm: at mark. cases included. 18la@
s17Ac. Cheese--Steady; twins 121a@I2X e:
daisies. 13M Young Americas 130l13j &c
Dressed poultry--Steady; turkeys, 15@1Sc;
chickens, i "a 1c. RI s.s 55.3
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PRorusE APOLOGIES.

$..See here y said the hotel clerk. You'll
have to move on. We can't have any lettering
around this hail.
..Why. :. replied the offender ..the head waiter
told me to stay here till he came. I'm after.a
job as walter. = 49,
q pueaf
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MONEY REPORTS.

& NEW YORK Feb Is. - Moor. --Moner on c,u
sssady at per cent prime mercantile pa,,er
~ W3A per cent; sterling exchange firm With
actnai business in bankers bills at 50. 81 $50
4s!.75 Tor demand and at S4.s4 .5O@14.s4 625 for
ssixty-day bills posted rates $f.S56l4.SJl3 nd
s4SsS914 ssh; commercial. bills. 81 S3al a ST.
par. silver: 47A Mexican dollars 81 p govern,
msnt bonds, steady; 4s. coupon. Of u; IS. req
i is1 aud coupon. 1877: new s4s registered
d34la; new 4s coupon. r135,a; old As; Registered
1929. r, = gti.' =: t t'oll'
Exchanges s1se. ss7. eos: balances. s11.os4. 40.
NEW YORK. Feb S.-Rrown Brothers 4
Co. have made further. listing of their West
Virginia debt. Virginia deferred 8 per cent Ger
tffcates amounting to $75O.DO0 have been listed
$S.7i6,505. 4
CHICAGO. Feb. -clearings, s2s. s57, oo4:
balances, So 497. 57S. New York exchange Of
fered at par; nothing doing. Foreign exchange
sterling. posted at 1885 for sixty days and at
8 MINNEAPOI,IS. Feb 4 s--Bank clearinss to-
day. 81. I64 ,p99.19. New York exchange. SELL,
ing rate, 3oc premium; buying rate. 25c discount
Chicago exchange. selling rate, 2oc premium;
buying rate. Csc discount. London sixty day
sight documentary exchange. 81.
& ST. PAUL, Feb. 1S.-Clearings. $SS0.427.74
BOSTON. Feb. 1S.-Exchanges. $50. 1856. 7S5:
balances, f3.55I asa
g PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Clearings s27.
6Gs.2se; balances, So. 672. 674 Monday. 4la@l5
BALTIMORE. Feb is.-Clearings IS. 764, CTS;
balances $54S; $500. Money, 3 per cent.
PARIS. Feb. 1S.-Three per cent rentes. 100
francs 1924 ceatime4j for the account. Exchange
on London; 25 francs, 1871 centimes tor checks.
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pom. 1929 Atshison general 4s lo2ss Atcb,son
1s}}qG,m ass oa asitlnsre ohio s.
ohs t.na s s eathesS .ssos o
sss..s, I , s;se.ss
SIS Is; Chicago, Burlington QUINCY new si. 4s
eGshlfi sss ImaHkss St. Paul general
engage .ns Rock Island y Pacific 4s 106 Cleve.
1 1nnh Cincinnati Chicago st. Louis general A.
Southern Isl 5 Depver s. Rio Graod Io, as' s.
4 lr'e sFior F lsl Mrt ass File general
1os Manitoba consolidated ans x 4 ,6s6
Eegsyiile Nashville united ~ 1ooss Mexican
Kansas & Texas a., 9ois & Missouri Kansas sut "
ss , ssssnds 49, New York general
fS1A 81 Ressss Ss sns, Wss!sr
Franc 4s D ST. 4 q souhwesterlist seIs
tonic & ransas Pass Is S. SOUTHERN pa ssa 4s
w Va Southern Railway 5s. 117H: Texas Il Pa
Ish; Union Pacific As, los; Union i,acifc con II.
yerted Is. Jos; Wabash frsts 51i75k: Wabash
Shore s. Bf , SIX
93 y: Wisconsin Central u.s.. '92lh r Consolidated
q Ro Is 81 ii consolidated
verted 312s, 166 r. r d So, s =
LONDON CLOSING STOOLS, Feb. Il sss-co on
sols for money. 81 rs, copsols for account. 928;
f .I 81 Atchison. a9l.: Atchison pre-
tered n 1e2M baltimore s Ohio 1927 !. Canadian
i,ael l4l Chesapeake & Ohio 81; Chicago
Paul, 1924 EeBeeS. s1ss; Denver Rio Ri,
Grande; Il y (; Denver g. Rio. &c rande preferred.
": Erie. 40; Erie first preferred, 72h; Erie
Louisville 4 Nashville. 1904; Missouri. Kansas
d Texas 29a4; New York Central. 152M; Nor
ferred, 93 Ontario. & Western, s43s ; Pennsyl-
yania 1854; Rand Mines. H. Reading. S2as
ferred.' 1884; Southern Railway. 36h: Southern
Railway preferred. 81 ~ Southern Pacific. 651s
Union, Pacific, 1O4A: Union Pacific preferred.
- United States Steel. 40h; United States
Steel preferred 9OH'; Wabash preferred, 53 ".
Bar silver quiet, 90 116d per ounce.
Money. I3laI4 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills Is 3h per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
three months bills is. 3as@3h: per cent. 81
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION TER

No. hard l.. No.. Il northern 70: No > north
ern. 10: Ne. 3. Z: rejected. 2; no grade, !.
Chicago. Milwaukee, & st. Paul--No. i north.
no grade. ] ~ ~ ~
Minnsapolis & st. Louis No; 3 northern, 4;
500 bine,-S7No thern, IA; No.. 2ynorthern.
Serthern =, Pae Pas northern No.
chicago. st. Paul: minneapolis s on,aaa...
grade. 4. s,,,:sss as$sSe.% ,gSf a. 4.s. !, ~,
Total.No. ! hard, i: Ne. / northern, 50: ! e.
northern nor sa 81. No 81 II =, rejeetsd -;
Other Grains --Gars--No. u winter wheat. 90,
No. 4 corn. 10: grade corn. <. No - white
. oats. 4; No, q white oats. o; No. 3 oats e no
grade oats. 2: No rye, g: No: 4 barley. 10;
Cars Inspected Out-Nc. ! hard wheat, /: Nc.
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up TO THE BUSINESS.

1900 .711-I Il
es she's STUDYING 10 he a trained .,l,Irse.',
Is Prospects bright. eh!... r. Il -
GLORIOUS. Sbe's so well trainel already that
she has made two invalid sons of rich old men
fall in love with her.
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rHE BIBLE AND THE COAL srR1Kr. /

:. ~ 81 ~ .1 Los Angeles Herald d -.
s. Naggsby--I wonder IL the Biblical writers of
prophecy ever foretold the present coal situa-
ton.
Waggsby--Howeyer that may be. they fore
saw the present coal Dealers Frequently in
the Psalms there is allusion to '.them that lie in
weight ss s.i .5l 80 4. L,
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WHEAT MOVEMENT nv RoAns

Observation-Disclosures. 81 cars: Omaha %: st,
Louis: 20; Great Northern. 80; Burlington .;
500: l.; Northern Pacific, s. 7ssS.s.e !
Shipped-~Milwaukee. Z cars; Omaha 5: st.
Louis 81: Great Northern, 4; Chicago Great West
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!. NEW YORK PRODUCE, Feb. IS

"a NEW YORK PRQDUcE,. Feb. IS -Eutter--
Receipts T.soa pkas;a firm state dairy. 15l24c:
extra creamery. 2G1ac: held creamery, 1s@25c;
Firm, <reteipts. 1.2I0 bkgs: state .fn,I cream.
fancy small colored fall made, late made
made. large colored. fall made. IA Nc; late
made. 1870; large white. fail made. 14Ac: late
amade. slGc.Q eggs Receipts r35t5 pkgs; firm;
ern fancy, 1sc; southern, 11,ac, refrigerated.
100 15c %as 49, Ss;is 81
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Feb is.-Proyisions
opened easier on liberal receipts of hogs and low.
err prices at the yards. early in the day there
was a continuation of yesterdays liquidation but
a fair demand for. pork and ribs by commission
houses steadied prices. May pork opened un-
changed to 2hcE lower at S17.45 to SLATE.
May lard, was &c lower at $3.50. while ribs were
rs iios higher At Ss7 e. 40 INV SIG So sen
TENDER $16.5O. Lard-February. s9.57M: May,
,se.57k Y; july. s9.35: Ribs-AIay: $4,000
$0.521a: July, s9.35; September, $9.321ss.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS, Feb. 1s--Bacon--
Cumberland cut. steady 47c: long clear middlcs,
light, steady, Ais Sd: long clear middles heavy.
steady. &c; short clear backs firm. AIS Cd
siouIdcrs-square steady; 3ss I'D Lard-Prine
western. in tierces, steady ASS Cd American
refined, in Fails, steady. ass cd Cheese-Ameri
ca finest white. steady. COS Cd; American finest
colored, steady. 62s Cd q ,et%
NEW YORK PROVISIONS. Feb. 1s-Beef----:
Quiet. Pork-steady. Lard-Firm; prime west
ern steam. 5000.
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coiris e. .,',rr,
Chicago Great Western ): Chicago. milwaukee
g., St Paul, u: Minneapolis X St Louis, %,
chicago. St Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha 10;
treat Northern, g.; Northern Pacific. 30; Chica "a
burlington a Quincy, 1; Chicago, Rock Island X
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ST LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Feb 1sl,aitlc-

ST LOUIS LIVE STOCK. Feb 1S-Cattlc-Re-
ceipts. ;. non: Texans strong and higher: beef
steers. So Stdi:5. o. stuckers and feeders 81 -
al; cows and hcifcrs. S2.256l4.3o: Texans s. 10
0i435.
Hoss-Rcc,pts. 4.m0: market steady: pigs,
s6.6a0r7; packers. S675M1:25: butchers, S7,25h'-
7.45 &C.,,
Sheep--Reccipts. 500: market strong: sheep
81. TOPS: lambs. $4,000. 90.
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"SEyERAl STOCKS

SHOW marked indications or going materially
bisher at present time: their market action war
rants immediate purchaser Write us if YOU are
interested. and we will be pleased to name them
Tor YOU presenting our reasons for ANTICIPATING.
'l2hef prices for tifrir shares. aso what figures
we expect then! to reach. We will be pleased
70 buy anhhcaIry them for You in multples of 10
shares up TO any amount. UPON "a marginal de-
post with US If s., per share We have some
thing to say about cereals and cotton also At
the moment. the markets for all three staples
are specially attractive being fnIi of money
making opportunities We deal In them also.
Our
DAILY MARKET LETTER" and GUIDE TO
INVESTORS
arc yours for the asking free Of all cost-nost-
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touch with the markets. outlining probable finc-
tl:ilons the latter contains 400 solid pages of
authentic data and information. relative 10 every
security dealt in upon the exchanges. Both
are most valuable 80 either specuatnr inveS-
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK,

OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Feb. 1S:-Cattle--Re-
cepts. 1000: strong t" Toe higher: beef steers.
S3.6DM5.10: cows and ileiers. S2.SJM4 car-
ners. $2M2.73: stockers and feeders. S3M4.4o
FEogs--Receipts. 5000: 50t10c lower: heavy.
$69aarI.15: pigs. S60r6I5
Shetp--Reccipts,' 4 400: strong: sheep, STA
07.hI1: {. lambs. S:,6Lt..,O. 49, -
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEAPo
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Wednesday. Feb. s1s.-Extra creamery but.
ifs a : fsaoy ' aeiy ssss
veal, steady. Poultry, steady. Green
fruits, steady. Apples, steady: Potatoes, !
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NEW YORK BONDS, Feb. IS United States
refnndIng ;2s. registered land coupon. 1917 !:
Tinted states as registered and coupon. 10I !;
United states new 4s. reg istersd ls4I ...ceupon
pom 100 u Eliited States So, registered and cou-
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK. Feb: 1s.-Rc:

oIUUA C1IY LIVE STUCh, Fed |IS.-Kc-
cepts-Cattle. 1000: hogs. 5000.
lfog s :, lower Sales: 6s: 30 lbs, $500;
Cattle--Stockars steady to 10c lower; killers
strong. Sales: II beeyes, .U2O lbs S:;So:
% beeves. 1.191 lbs $500 f6 cows. $50 IBIS,
S2O: COWS. 01O lbs. $:;.25: COWS. T. 80 lbs.
$3S5: II stockers. TAO lbs 2.S5: . stockers.
800 lbs. S'.11; II stockers 1.o2o IBIS. $4-2o:
yearlings. $3.50 lbs. $40; II yearlings, G4S
lbs, $3.50: o yearlings. go lbs 81:
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Feb 1S-Cattle-Rc
celpts. $4,000; market active and strong; good
70 prime, steers. $4.40G go poor to medium
s" Hs stockers :, and feeders. $2.3oMt.:s,;
cows and -heifers Sf.300f4. !9 Gamers $1,000
200: bulls. S2@4; calves So. lOmS; Texas fed
steers $3.5QL4.2j. -:
Ilogs--Receipts to-day. 50 1000: Tomorrow 20
900; left over. 1857; market 5M10c lower: mixed
and butchers So. 4o@7.2O; good to choice hea1vs
3 3 .2oa ..4o; rough heavy: $6:s!G7.2o; light
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: market strong to
highera good to choice wethers.. $jM 575: fair to
choice mixed. So. 60MA.75: western sheep. Ss,Gt
6S5. ~
Official Yesterday: Receipts-Catt J.ooj:
hogs 2419t; sheep, 12.2S7. Shipments-Cattlc.
Ease; hogs. $500. ~
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Average quality a little better than yesterday.
ra1ee ana range; Ss'yo@1 o': bulk ss79@6s5
mixed S6.6o06s3; good butchers and desirable
heavy $6.9O@7 .o5.
ST. ia lbs $3.50; Il. iG5 lbs Sc =: 49, S' 50 lbs
24a lbs, $3.50; 81. i93 lbs. S675. 49, F'''' -
$3.50; 4. :;s2 lbs, $3.50 A. $50 lbs. 500
Pigs and underweights- 147 lbs, $6.40; II
lo1 lbs. $3.50; q. H. lbs. SO.
So: ]. no lbs. 81.
cATTLEt:-Receipts fairly liberal. Good butcher
saS sS ra se0n sher ethel than hnfs e %esi
ing: ,, stockers and feeders Unchanged Light
wSsht ste esdyes Of Quality slow Mich
Butcher Steers. 1,26S lbs. $500 t. 1895
lbs, $500; 2. 1,19o lbs. Sc; |. 800 lbs; So.
2 no lbs SCI d 7so lbs, $2so i'! SIS
50; i 1880 lbs; $50; !; 80 ihs $50; o.
lbs IS; s. 70 70: af5 lbs SLID; 1, $40 lbs. $3.50
:. Butcher Bulls. LEO lbs So; /, 1s15o lbs,
sass ssi i $50 lbs. SIS: ID: 500 s lbs: ~
Stock Ste. and ID Feeding stsers@s a,S . HIS s.
IS. 375 lbs, $2.7O 30, 907 lbs. $s.:5 =. 80 lbs,
$40. 2, 40 lbs So: 9. 6io lbs. SD.
Stock Cows and lielfers-1, ;i62 lbs, $40: 1!
Stock and Feeding Bnlls-=t. 14o lbs: $3.50.
Mich Cows and springers2 cows $50; = COWS
SHEEP-Receipts of sheep and lambs liberal.
but largely western consigned direct to feed lots.
Sheen ste:.1y: good quality lambs quoted higher
40 lbs. 81; 9 culls, 93 lbs, .$1.75.
= A1nor@ the shippers ont the market were: Nike
Erdmanii.s E. fTdmann and NJ. Aoorheai Eices;
S., Tisdek Wyndmcre: NJ, Anderson. Mayyille
g. r. swenside,, Petersburg; a. Marks Live
Apdy b Porter, Detroit ~ j.: Zen Lenerts, ,'G ST
James; F. IT, Hansen, Cochraue :~,':s- e
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PUTS AND CALLS. -.
Two o'clock report: -
Pnts--May wheat. 1584c. sellers.
Calls-May wheat. 1914 0l76asc. :, -
Curb--Iay wheat. 7667Glsc. ~. =. ..-.
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Steady: creameries. isD26c diaries. I4dl 23c
Eggs-Frm: at mark, cases included. 181a@
s11Ac. Cheese--Steady;. twins 1213 @12Nc;
daisies. 13M13Asc;S Young Americas 130l13E.c.
Dressed Poultry-Steady; turkeys, 15D1Sc;
chick O(I Re x
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DIP j IN HOG PRICES
Buyers Take l5c Off Their Bids All
Through This Part of the
Market.
Cattle Prices Hold Steady, and Even
q Shade Stronger for Choice
Lots. aS

south st. Paul Mimi, Feb lS.- Estimated re-
s si, at the Union StockyarIs to-day Cattle,
cars, 81. 49, '.o"$'=s 49, 1871 - o,'oo'
The following table shows the receipts from,
,,.ni !. l9o3, to date as impaired with the
1o ear =. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. sheep Cars.
i9o3 ..is 1Di 3,Ds2 133,4o5 1o2 rs, 1850
i NV ......Il S3I 100 1D7,34J, 81 ,56f 2,45J
INC Co., 10 s!2 26,U6O 1852 Al
. me following table SLOWS the receipts thus
na n IN Febrailry as compared witlr the same pe-
1 nsar Cattle. Calves. Hogs Sheep. Cars.
1 1S,,s $3.50. s G2ye 1,3si $1,sos 1851 ssi
lic 1s4 76s 1850 sui So
:, official receipts for. the past week are as fol-
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

The foil owing are the receipts and shipments
at the primary wheat markets:
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NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER. Feb. Isl
l11cnd-.s4 1oR. Cor ner--Firn: ST. 9OM13.,

PEORIA WHISKY, Feb. 1s.--Whisky-On the
basis Of $3.50 for finished goods.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK PROVISIONS. Feb. 1S.--R
Quiet. Pork--Steady. Lard-Firm; prime
erin steam. 5000. a