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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
.RA TIER A BULL DAY
Moderate Activity ION Higher Prices
Early With Little Press
g# So
ure to Sell. 1
ST Paul Rose to 1872 IA and Mis-.
souri, Pacific to l12Bonds
Were Steady.

New York, Jan. s.There was moderate actiy-
ltv AM. and generally higher prices in the opening
dealings. PENNSYLVANIA and Reading were the
only notable exceptions to the advancing ten
dency. The New York Central was lifted over
point and Consolidated Gas and Sugar about
point. E%} .Fag l','5I
The demand was languid Mt first and prices
sagged. Amalgamated running of 2 points from
the opening. Sugar was then lifted over 2
points and the market turned strong. The level
of prices rose 1@11h points over last night for
Missouri Pacific, Atchison, Illinois Central, st.
Louis southwestern preferred, the New York
public utilities American Car, Smelling and
North American. Evansville & Terre Haute
gained 81 The market became quiet again at
II o'clock. ss's5
II The Hghtness of selling pressure on the mar
ket and the continued ease of the money market
prompted renewal of tile buying which carried
prices somewhat higher. than BEFORE. The
Changers and Southwesterns were conspicuous,
St Paul rising to 1874 and Missouri Pacific to
H. New YORK and Harlem and Pullman adj
vanced points. Louisville ~ and National
Lead, Southern Pacific and Toledo st. Louis &,
Western stocks point or more. c., G., G.. &
st. Z. preferred dropped points. Bonds were
steady at noon. go
The market rested for a time without losing
important ground except for reaction Of about
a point in Amaigamated Copper. Pittsburg,
Cleveland, Chicago & st. Louis preferred lost
10 points, compared with old SALE and Buff
falo Rochester & Pittsburg advanced AZ points.
Sugar rose above 1874. s.as
ny CooiVts came lntO dctlVe QenanO, tne
Readings. Eries and Ontario & Western rising a
point or over, Delaware & Hudson 23s, New
Jersey Central 21a and Delaware, Lackawanna
Western points. Rock Island also advanced
over point. The rest Of the market hardened
In sympathy but the movement was not impor-
tant. So Ids ~ - --.s>s - 3 =
The Fries continued to move upward, making
gains of PIG @31a, and all the coalers were vel
sustained. Rock Island advanced additional
fraction, but elsewhere there was some evi
dence Of proft-taking. Sugar fell back more
u became
Des Moines & Fort Dodge rose ia, and Missouri
Pacific advanced to 1925. : The closing was act
i've and irregular. IF - 80
stock quotations reported for The journal BY
Watson g. Co., brokers, Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis: = - '~s.g
Closing figures are bid. @ss's-A g., ~:
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

New York reported sales of 100000 bu oats to
africa. Receivers. here say it is not easy to
1 ouy IN the country They are holding for Pat
n. Lonaonmwheat of coast nothing doing
pa passage n9?mnally UNCHANGED Corn OF coast
nothing doing; on passage, quiet but steady
L.. L. Sowle & Sons from Chicago: r. Local
talent buying little wheat strength in
coarse grains. Commission houses the sellers
New York, to Henry Karrick Co.: In the early
sold to so to Portugal. More export business is
pending. .5.sas. 49, 4 s. - ~ i
Thirty loads of wheat were taken at the sea
board, Including $50 600 blu to Lisbon.
Chicago wired: Sample grains are selling very
Ts sHa ood aaa ss hFPe
liverpool close: Wheat and va higher.
: F. ,,I F. Frazier says; Every seaboard market
come in higher. and all say there is a better
consumptive demand cannot see anything but
% be
buy any in the country and there is good west
ern demand l. Wheat is holding pretty strong
and on weak spots prefer buying to selling.''
Winnipeg, clear, calm, 10 below; Grand Forks,
cloudy and cold, southwest wind; Fargo, cloudy
calm, mild. 90 - =
Rosario cables Gather fine. -
Berlin-Close wheat sc higher. Budapest
q? ciearances: W Etsat, 100000 bu -four $500
and aour equals $4,000 bu. '''0oo -: ne1'
Bartlett & Co. say: We were the best
our bids were highest SO far on the crop. and we
did not buy bushel. Z -s> \. ~ ~ i..sE5;-
Chicago wired: Armour has been large buy
| er Of wheat a toutsde prices. Local crowd
! short. Is .Ns. 4"-.5. -f.-. u ~
| No. red winter wheat is quoted ssc lower in
! Antwerp. "a ~ - |aa-<.
Broomhal cable: A better demand for Ar
| gentine wheat cargoes cause a steady opening
in wheat with prices 10 higher, Later fur
| Their slight gain of I'D made, the market
! being Influenced by arnness of the spot situa-
| ton. 10 80 r. '-: d. - se+
! Paris close: Wheat unchanged to centimes
| lower. .s'- -. - t. +-a 1. - ,lsz
Chicago-.Armour buying corn and wheat.
Patten buying oats: = s=7 j. ~. =. %7sg#.-5
| There is demand here and in Chicago for
cash oats. e s.r 4.,s- E--.-. ~ f5=l IL
! May pork is in demand. s5z-EE : ~ !, lzs
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NEW YORK. jan. Noon Money on call
steady at 5 per cent: prime mercantile paper
81 0o6 ner cent? sterling exchange frmer. with
actual business in bankers' bills at $4.a6. 500
4Ss.75 for demand, and at 81. SO. "a. $685. for
GO DAYS: posted rates. s.: s4!a and 81 81 CONF
nercfnl bills. 81. S2A a.. 1914 bar silver, is1ac;
Mexican dollars, 3SlIc. Government bonds,
steady; refunding Is, registered 1851. coupon
1885,; 3s, registered. 106N, coupon los: new.
Is registered 1s5 y. coupon 1854 old As. reg
istered loala coupon 100 IS, registered Io3as,
coupon 1899 ~ 5-
the
changes: Total reserve increased e1.436. 900:
circulation decreased 6 5O7 900: bullion. increased
G930 AT: other securities decreased E1S.1J1.-
oOO other deposits decreased g14.1ss. 600; public
deposits decreased E1is.o00; notes reserve In
creased Ell. $4,000: government securities In
creased E2.a st ,Uo0 The proportion Of The re-
serve to liability is aS.sS per cent as compared
With 27.gG last week. Rate of discount un
changed at a per cent. 8 W.. sd.
8 MINEEAPOLIS, Jan. S. Bank clearingss to
dAy. .26; for the week $15. 2SS. 078.5S
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NEW YORK BONDS, Jan. s.-United States
resunding Is, registered, 1885,: United States re-
funding Is, coupon, 10s1a; United States IS,
registered. 1861; United States 81. coupon, 10s;
United States new is, registered, 1857; United
states new 4s, coupon, 1861 United States old
s sosPp 1921; United States s.. registered,
lO5A; United States So. coupon, 1oSA; Atchison,
general IS, 1925; Atchison adjustment As 80:
Balt1more Ohio 49, lO2; Baltimore 4 Ohio
31as, s4A Baltimore & Ohio converted As, 10fA !;
Canada Southern seconds lo7N Central 81
come come TX; Chesapeake 3 Ohio Us. 1o5; Chi
Quincy new AZ, 943s Chicago, milwaukee, & st.
Paul general 4s, ILL.,; Chicago & Northwestern
congratulated Is, 135 bid; Chicago. Rock Island
& Pacific IS, 1o7h; Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chi
Termin1l Is, sly; Colorado & Southern IS: % Z
Denver Rio Grande As, 80; Erie prior lien 4s
soh; Fort Worth & Denver City frsts
110h bid; Hooking Valley 41as, 1919 J;
Louisville & Nashville unified Is. -OOA Mex
Jean Central As, u bid; Mexican Central LIST
souri, Kansas & Texas As, So; Missouri. Kansas
& Texas Ids, 94A; New York Central gen. 3as.
l04 bid; New Jersey Central general IS, 1874;
Northern Pacific 49, 103h; Northern Pacific So.
!2A; Norfolk & Western consol as. 95a: Read
ing General As, 951a; ST. Louis & Iron Mountain
St. Louis Southwestern frsts,. %: ST.: Louis
Southwestern seconds, IS; San Antonio & Aran-
sas Pass 4s, s5si; Southern Pacific Is, 90; South
err Railway. 5s. 117A bfd Texas & Pacific
frsts, 1857 bid; Toledo. st. Louis & Western Is,
IS; Union Pacific Is, 103: Union. Pacific con-
verified 4s 1851; Wabash frsts, .116h; Wabash
seconds sSans 1o9H Wabash debentqre B. 7e, IVES:
IS, 91A Wisconsin Central 4s. 81; Consolidated
Tobacco As, 67N; Colorado Fuel IS, 953I. IL
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK. Jan. s.--Cattle--Re-
ceipts, 1000: strong: beef steers s4.6 Is. So
steckers and feeders. $2To0l4 cows and heifers,
$2.25@5: Texans. $2.4G@4. 30.
Hogs-Receipts 800 s. 1oe higher: pigs ss s..
6.4o packers. So 4ogsso; butchers, Sc. oo@s, So
a. .35; lambs, 81. 50M5.75. - &
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THE FLOUR MARKET

NO INCREASE III INQUIRY FROM ABROAD
DOMESTIC TRADE LIGHT. ,-
Neither in the foreign inquiry nor IN tne oe.
mand from domestic buyers IS there enough OF
improvement to make any appreciate difference
In the situa ton. Mil1ers are still reporting a
production light and may be still lighter soon,
although the general outlook for the future Is
good.
Shipments. 1851 barrels:
First patents are quoted ss.s5@39 %; second
patents. ss.7O@3 sO:: first clears, s2.S0@2.90;
second clears, $2.3O@24O. = =
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Jan. Seattle
Receipts, 5000: strong to Joe higher: active:
beef steers, s3.50@e: Texans. $2M4.25: cows and
heifers, $2@4.25; .stockers and feeders, $500
1925. - Ss -. .a4-- N .-l
Hogs-Receipts, 5000: 5@1oc higher; heavy.
Sc 42la@6:67a: packers. Se1o@e.5o; workers..
$625M6.371h: pigs, $5.2n@6.1O.
= Sheep--Receipts. 1000: strong; sheep, $50
T. 10: lambs Sc. Goa J.45. ave
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Jan s.-Provisions
opened strong greatly reduced receipts of hogs
and higher prices at the Yards. Brokers. were
again good buyers. there being quite an urgent
demand for May lard and rims which bic! gave gooi
higher. at. SIG. 22Ia. May lard. was up 50l7,ac.
to ~ a10c.z at $9.52is 019.5!. while ribs were
~ a 10c higher. opening at So 81 y @S.s 50.
Close: Lard--January, 5000; May, 50. 52lls:
Close: Ribs-J January. ss.s7 May, IS. s2,a;
July. S. S21a s.5s sS ~ zSs5s. "a s5
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, OMAHA LIVE STOCK,

= OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Jan. s.-Cattle-Re-
cepts. 5000: steady; beef steers s350@o.I5;
cows and heifers, $3@34O: Texans. $2.75@4. %:
Gamers, st.7562S5; stockers and feeders, 81 rs
GAPS. Hcgs-Receipts. 5000: 10c higher:
heavy, $645M6.70: pigs, So 506.25. Sheep
Receipts. 1900: strong; sheep $4.23@4. 65;
lambs 81. 5OGD5.5 so. -----. = = = :.
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THE DAYS RESULTS
-Cl,,,LOsING CASH PRICES

goods 49, 900 lbs; pig iron, 1888 cars; ties, car;
linseed oil. 275 brls oil cake, 200 lbs; but
ter. 10000 lbs: hides pelts etc, q 500 lbs;
lots 727. I2t5.E st 1fs5 z'A4,. .t-Ea.sg. q
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RAILROADS. entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western T.; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
Z; Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, 2;
Minneapolis 4 st. Louis, 2; Great Northern, 4:
Northern Pacific, /; Chicago, Burlington Quin-
cy, .; Chicago, Rock Island g. Pacific, /; 500
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ter, steady; packing stock, steady. Strictly
steady. Apples, steady. Potatoes, arm. 's''
2sc; seconds, lsaise; diaries, extras, &c; arsts
1sc; seconds, 1910; roll and prints, fancy,
1s@iec; roll and prints, straight lots: 1else;
EGGs-strictly fresh, cases included, loss OF,
per doz 26c; strictly fresh e count zoe
eaeed o at marP coa
CHEEsE-T Twins or flats. fancy. 13!ac; twins
Or fats, choice, 12c: twins fats, fair to good.
Il @11hc; daisies. fancy. lac: Young Americas.
g; brick; N. ;, 5dse: linburger:. No.: ~
&C. &C., pultosf g. swiss. No J. round Il @i4be;
Swiss, No. 2, round, 81 @se; Swiss; No. !,
DlGsk sS sFess II SSse
drawn 16c: choice, 1sS@14c;; culls, s6@1c;
fn aoaa sp5nf f hes 3c pEcs
fair to good, s@9c; ducks. heads off, 14c; geese,
fanG 1853 n sc feT t. good 1ee s
fair to good, DC; small OF overweight, SO
nc; mutton, fancy, 5@51ac; lambs pelts off,
fancy. .Ihc;a hogs, light, 7a4c; medium, &c;
RABBITs-Jack, per doz, So; cottontail, per
! SQUIRRELS per doz. COO; red per
FISH Pike large, per lb &c; small, and me-
small. &C; pickerel, 4@6c; bullheads. skinned
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per large craze, SoW
CABBAGE = Home grown, fancy, per large
20 PoTAToEs-Pe bu. small lots. 4o@45c;. ear
lots, No. /. sacks extra, 35c; medium, sacks eS-
rs SWEET 7Si; POTATO Es--cobdens. per. brl. $3.50
POPCORN-old rice, per lb, 4@5c; new rice,
NEW Honey - white. fancy. Lib sections,
17c: choice lib sections, 15@16c.
nbD SSs F.: 0o n
- o}c . z 4
choice navy. $225; medium, hand picked $1.s5;
medium, fair, 81. .; brown, $3.50; fair to good,
%isss s 9 Shes pf RMS
sns ereea 1 ss ba boxes ' s2a
VEST COAST. FRI s-pears. Winter Ne,lis
| 81. 80: ounces. per box. 81 1.
LE,16N s-california fancy, as to size, s. so
FEARs-Kiefers: per brl. s.; 5o@s.
at
1 Brights 70: Florida Russets, $3.50.
T rA sc halt alt box = 50
.uRANBERR1Es-Pe brl, s1o@1o5o; per box
e ALE !. n kes ssaeso catav
5ssesss o55s s%s ssnssss
VEGETABLE Els Wax beans: per bu: 1922 .
/ egg plant. per doz =; so@1.7s radishes: Pc
1 tuce. heads. per doz. 75c: mint, per doz. go
4 soc: cucumbers per doz. s.. 25; celery per doz
$50 5c; turnips per doz 4Qc: carrots per ID,
CHICAGO PRODUCE. Jan. s.Butter- Quiet
Quiet; easy: loss on. cases returned, 80
Cheese--Du1l. steady; twins. 4131 nc; daisies. 13a
Steady !; turkeys, l5@1Ic: chickens. s@12c. 5
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, JAN. 1

y Inspected In-Wheat-Cars ls
b Great Northern-No. hard, s: No. north
sgn, es; No. northern, IS; No. B. 10; rel :cted.
Miiwaukee-No / northern. 6; No 2 northern,
49,: No. 2, 10: rejected. q: no grade, 4.
4 st. Irouis-No 2 northern, 4; No. 3, s.; reject
500 Lhe-No. i northern, 4; No. 2 north.
Northern Pac,hc-No. 2 northern, 8; reject
omaha-No. 2 northern, 2; No. 8, II; rejected,
!; no grade, 8. 1880
? northern, III; No. s. 81 rejected, %; no
grade. IT.
Iii Other Grains-No. 3 winter wheat. {: rejected
winter wheat. Is: No. 4 corn, 2; no grade corr
&: No. ) white oats, 2; No. 4 white oats, g;
NoS3 oats 10: no grade oats. g; No. 2 rye,
$40. 3 rye. |: no grade rye, I; No 3 barley,
q: No. A barley. 10; No barley. 9: no grade
barley q: No. / fax, 10; rejected fax. 16.
Cars Inspected Out--No. I northern wheat, II:
No. 3 northern wheat. II: No. 8 wheat, -; re-
xiected wheat %; no grade wheat n ID; no grade
No 2 barley, /; No. 8 barley, 1; No. barley,
G.. No. 5 barley. -: no grade barley, !; No.
4 DAY, 4: rejected fax, 4 no grade fax, 5; No.
Q rye. Il.
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May, As t21sd. = s.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, jan s-Close: Wheat.
May, 6SA @68Ac: July, &c; cash No. 2 hard 81
@6s1ac: No: 4, 56g61c; rejected, 53@5sc; No. 2
red red 6sA @69c. Corn January, 37hc; May,
g g = G; cash No. mixed, 38hc; No. 2 white SOC.
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Jan.
western, 81. %; southwestern, si.15; Nav. s1.22
@1.2S. Timothy-January 81 IS Clover am
uary, $11.25 Barley-Cash, 4O@58c. "
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Il ST. LOUIS LEAD, Jan. s.4Lead, nrm. ss.e7l4
sSpeIter held $4.45 =
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NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Jan. s.

* : y = ~ 81 = 81 s.,.
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Jan. S..
Flour receipts. 1920; sales, 5000 pkgs:s quiet
and easy: buckwheat -four steady, $225Gl2. IS,
sales, 10000 BIZ; steady to firm all the morn
ing small northwest receipts steady cables
and the corn strength: May. 70 III 6073Mc:s May,
77Ac. Rye. dull: state. 56@57c e. T. l.. New
receipts $4,000 bu; sales. 10000 bu; advanced
on scant arrivals of contract higher cables and
January covering: March,, &c. May, As II 18m
48&c; July, Al nc. Oats. receipts 124.5OO bu;
quiet but hrmer: track white. 4o0p44c..
Close: Wheat-May, SUAc: July, 7SAc. Corn
May. 49c: July, 48 &c. .$ 1872 ~; 81
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, Jan. Flour Steady
Wheat-Firm; close; No. northern, 7e@7elhc;
No. 2 northern. 75@751a: May. 76c. Rye
Steady: No. i, 51@51tac. Barley--Firn: stand
ard, 60c sample, 446l55c. Oats-Firm; stand
! Wheat-Puts, 75a4c: calls, 78Ac.
Corn-I'uts. 4s7sc: calls, Is @44c,
| TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Jan. s.--whea,
e ana 5anua.y 4ss MAY
! 44ssc. Oats Dull, firm: January. SOC: May
T 1shnoS Prime AisiEe1ss SIS s -
y ST. LOUIS GRAIN. Jan. Close Wheat
75 ase5 july, Il Ae; No 2 hard. es@es s
i Corn, higher; No. 2cash. 41c: May. 40ss l4O1ac
4 Oats higher; No. 2 cash, SIC nominal; May
\ s4h @s4ssc; No. p white, 351s @sec. S.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Jan. s. wheat spo
firm; No. 2 red western winter: 5s liz No.
California, IS Sd; futures steady; March, IS Id
May, &c. Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed
II new, As 1hd; American mixed, old, 5s 3D.; II
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS. Jan. s~--Heef..
steady; pork. frn,; lard, dull. prime. western
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Jan. s.-Receipte

SIOUX CITY LIVE -sT0Ck, Jan. S.-Kecelpts
Hogs11oc higher Sales. IS, 24s lbs, Sc;
Co. 27s lbs Sc ,S5; So. 800 lbs, $500.
Cattle-steady. Sales: II sbeeves, LAO lbs,
1910; 8 beeves. 1.24u lbs. $475: cows, 800
lbs, s2,25: cows, 1,O4o lbs So Is: 3 COWS, .220
lbs, 1918; 6 stockers. 74O lbs, 2.25 stockers.
300 lbs, 81: 2 stockers. 1920 lbs s3.75: year
lings, $50 lbs, 50 %; II yearlngs GAO lbs, s2S5;
8 yearings, 643 lbs, IS. So. . -
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PEORIA WHISKY, ~ an. s. WHISKY on the
basis of 81 80; for finished goods,
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. JAN. !

ssIr Received-Wheat, 246 cars. 226.32O bu: corn,
s. $50 In oats, 40 O20 bu; barley $40 bu: rye.
300 bu; haS 90 800 bu: hay: 90 tons; fuel oil
26. 500 gals: fruit, e. DOG lbs: merchandise,
n go 900 lbs; lumber, 16 cars machinery. 147,-
500 lbs; coal. 2, 4s4 tons: wood 747 cords; brick
Is. COO; cement, 416 brls: household goods, 2.125
/ car; salt, 2 cars; dressed meats. 90, 300 lbs;
hides pets etc, &C. 600 lbs: railroad materials
10 cars; sundries. &c cars; car lots, 1871.
Shipped-Wheat, 81 cars. q, 300 Tbs corn,
6.4oo bu; oats. As, $40 bu: barley. $3.50 bu;
n1iistufs l. 2o1 tons; hay. II tons: fruit, 800
lbs; merchandise. 1.lO3.94o lbs lumber, 81 cars:
machinery, 14os00 lbs: coal. 80 tons; wood: "
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" WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.
Observation-Disclosures, Z cars; Omaha. Is: St
Louis. z; Great Northern, 1855: 500, ID; Northern
Pacific, 80; Chicago Great Western, 2; Rock
Island. s. =ss%=rgE.[ r So ..=--
Shipped-Milwaukee 15 cars: Omaha, I; ST.
Louis i; Great Northern, 10: Burlington, L. =
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL; QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEAPo-
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Thursday, Jan. s-Extra creamery but
ter, steady; packing stock, steady. Strictly
veal, Arm. Poultry, higher Green fruits,
steady. Apples, steady. Potatoes, Arm.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Jan. s.-Cattle1- Re-
ceipte, 1000: market steady: good to prime
steers, $5.4O@6sO: poor to medium. $3@5.Ie:
stockers and feeders. $2@4 so: COWS: si:2a@4.So;
heifers. $2(14.35: Gamers. 81. 35 o.. so: bulls
s225@4 so: calves, s3.75@75o; Texas fed
steers, S4@4.S5. -, -
Hogs-Receipts to-day. $4,000: tomorrow. IS
600; left over, $500; market 1Oc higher; mixed
and butchers, $6.25@6.65; good to choice heavy.
$e.o5@6.9o; rough heavy. Sc 3o@6.65; light, SEQ
$50; bulk Of sales Sc. 30@6.55.
Sheep-kecepts. 5000; sheep steady: lambs
10c higher good to choice wethers S4.25@4.75;
fair to choice mixed. S3.25@4: western sheep,
$3.40@4.60: native lambs S4@5.9o; western
lambs. $4@57O.
Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle, 2s367;
hogs 27.212; sheep, ,769. Shipments-Cattle,
lit; hogs. $500; sheep TOO.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Jan s.-Butter- Quiet
steady; creameries, 1sM2sc: dairies,l 17@25c
Eggs-Quiet easy: loss OF. cases returned, DC.
Cheese--Dull, steady; twins 13 nc; daisies. 1881
@14c; Young Americas. 14c.4 Dressed Poultry
Steady; turkeys, 15@ tic; chickens, s@12c.
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cATTLE.Recetpts Of all kinds light but butcher her
higher; common stufr, SLOW Sales:
,h BUTCHER c az $50 lbs ,h e. 81
s95 lbs, S. i. 1.12o lbs sS. SO. =
Butcher Cows and heifsrs. goo lbs IS s.; j., l.
!. i152 lbs $3.50; .M5 lbs, 1925; /, $50. lbs
So T.: Pr 5sss p Is. 3d.
lss ea ss I'D }se u.s. es i; ss )
SIS aos 80 "a H., T. s. 1oio lbs 81; H. 's7 lbs
lbs %: T. 1850 lbs S. 40; j, 200 lbs
yss 12o u lb 1o' lbs
s{sSk lb anG tsso,RS s. :S'
49, s.: T. 4 $50 'f lbs $ ss; H. $50 lbs So . SIS
rs f. s. SIS lbs $40; i, SO lbs
49,, Mich Cows and springers-1 COW and / calf:
s2s 80; COW 81 COW and calf $se SO COWS
coy s Sso; cows sos; cow $780, co" and
PRICE range *5;eS@6.4s: bulk se1o@e.2 20 9: -
sos lbs, s6 TO- 44S lbs, $3.50; 1s 2le lbs. S.: So
$500; 20, 10 lbs, $e05; Is. 1876 lbs. $6.05
s7o, 23s lbs, $6:45; 16, 200 lbs. 1925; 80, s04
! lbs. $3.50; I. 1875 lbs. 1925; g.. so5 lbs: So
Il, 206 lbs, Sc. 25 80. 210 lbs, $500; 8, los lbs
S.; II. 2O3 lbs. 500. H..
| SHEEP-Receipts light: nothing choice in
cluded; trade quiet at unchanged prices.
Killing Sheep and Lambs bucks. 1870 lbs So
! Stock and Feeding Sheep and Lanlbs-44 ewes
104 lbs, 81. 75 II lambs II lbs, $4.2o; 10 ewes
| Sc lbs, 50. e,sa-c -.-t .,..n 49,
Among the shippers on the market to-day were
J. G. Brady, Herried; A. Kelsey, Buffalo: Shell
| don & Nelson. Alexandria; M. T. Nolan. Eggles
] ton; J. Hegelle, st. Bonifacius: J. Little. Hamp
| ton; J. S. Larson, Pennington; R. Macy, Priol
! Lake; J.. Helberg, W.. McVay. Kenyon; b. j
Goetz, Carver; COsgroye company, LIE Sueur
| Bringold Brothers, West Concord. 10
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

n The following the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
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NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER Jan. 81
Lead-Qriet: So. 121a. per-EasE. 81 2 q. -
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MONEY REPORTS

Total sales. 1888. 300.
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Il New York to Lewis: The talk liz of u lease of
Western Union and that 1t will 60 very much
t&11ec. gfsH
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NEW YORK PRODUCE. Jan. s.

ceipts ASIA packages; steady to firm. State
dairy. 2o@2e1ae; extra creamery. zoe; held
choice. 22@2sc.. Cheese Receipts. 8 .449 pack
ages; Arm state full cream. fancy. small col
ored. !" fall made. 141141sc. late made Is IS
small white fall made l40114L4e. late made
131ac; large colored fall made 14c. late made
135ac; large white fall made 14c, late made
131ac.H Eggs-Receipts 3, 1865 lackages; mar
ket firm; state and Pennsy lyania average best
30c;s western fancy graded. Csc; western poo
to prime, 21@27c; refrigerated, 1SM21c.