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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-17
Wheat Takes, On Renewed Strength
and Fri tened Shorts Bid
May Up to 1850.
-
Interest Increasing and Heavier
Buying Orders Coming In
Foreign Markets Up.
Only 1858 Blu. Increase in Local
Stocks-The Visible May Show
Decrease on Monday.

MINNEAPOLIS Chamber of Commerce, Jan. IL
Wheat wound up the week with rampant bu!l
markct the pit excited, trade large, every evil
dence OF new interest, new buying, quick cover
ing by frightened shorts and Minneapolis May
up to ?S9sc. 1t was Waterloo FOR the pears,
who stood out against the present Dull market
and began to play it for Il sharp reaction ut &c.
On Thursday they we're driven In. yesterday
they were short again in the hope Of break and
were again whipped INTO line. This morning on
early weakness and a dip to IT'S M11Ac they
were sellers again in the belief that the reaction
had commenced. and they were frantic buyers
later on the upturn to 1850. The market was
very active and there was every evidence ol re-
newed buying by the old line bulls ana OF ne"
outside interest. The bear forces at the close
to-day are apparently pretty well scattered
while the bulls are carrying everything their
way. 1t is a broad market. with trading heaVy
aud the best traders at as to the future
1t seemed the general Impression at the close
to-day that the bull sentiment had not yet spent
Its greatest force and that. next week VIII VIII
ness even a wider and more active market
The wires were overb,lrdened with orders al
times and there was less than the usual amount
of gossip, but that coming was a help Il
strength. Threatening weather In Argentine
was the first item, and this was confirmed BY
London cables and by a cable direct to American
houses. Antwerp wheat closed 1Mc higher thar
yesterday. making 2kc advance In two days
'ihe assumption is that this Is largely due to de
layed Argentine shipments. .
bn last year. and shipments 900 bu agains
229. 600 bu. Wheat and flour clearances equale,
after the e regular ~o1
reacted sharply 10 77Ac; on free selling b b!
for time, were anxious to get out on tn
bulge The market closed firm at II y @771sc;:,
Cash demand was good, Not only were tn
excellent demand for good milling wheat to ar
rive. No. l sold in round lots to arrive at TIN
to. 7shc. There was demand for all goo
wheat
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Jan. 17.-consols
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

I've = t- : = "a = =
New York to Charles r. Lewis Look for
strong stock market. The big gain in currency
from the interior indicates a cash gain in the
bank statement and a good showing by the New
York institutions. Cereal exports are going for
ward in great volume, and We are told that
there will be no gold exports at present. The
outlook is for Improvement next week.
New York to Watson & Co.? The recent act
ivity has failed to arouse any public intereset,
and for the moment the professional element has
become somewhat discouraged. With but few ex-
moving the prices of securities have for the
time become inactive, though there still seems
of the Gould properties to keep their specialties
more or. less prominent. The testimony before
the interstate committee had favorable effect
upon Southern Railway stocks, inasmuch as it
indicates the existence Of mutually satsfa ctory
understanding among the railroads in that sec
ton of the country. No new light has been
thrown on the question Of the control of. the
Erie, and while each day adds new rumors, it is
not generally believed that, either, Rock Island
or the Gould system will have any participation
in it's ultimate disposition. There has been but
little change in money. a..
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THE CASH TRADE
OATS EAsIER-RYE STRONGER-FLAx
QUIET AND STEADY.

FLAN-The market showed no important
change. closing the week quiet and steady. De-
mand was fair for the good seed For the
week the local stocks gained 4O.S4S bushels,
showing present total of 1,59S.O25 bushels.
Minneapolis received 16 cars and shipped T.
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, 81 .19A: to
arrive, $1.l9M: January. $1.1S: May, $1.22h;
July. 81 %.
CORN-The tendency was hardly SO firm on
although y: ices showed material changes.
No. 3 yellow closed at 42hc. Receipts, 6
cars: shipments Ii
OATS-The edge, off the oats and such
fancy prices as ruled Yesterday were obtatnabe
to-day. AS the close No. 3 white quoted
FEED AND MEAL Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. $15.75; No. 1 ground feed. 2-s
corn 1-3 oats. S1625: No. 2 ground feed. "a
corn = oats. SIT; No. ground feed, :1.s corn,
MLLLSTUFFS--rhe market continues very
strong and active, with demand still exceeding
the supply. Demand Is active from every source
Bran in bulk. $14.25@14.5O; shorts, $14.25@
1870: -four middlings, $16250l165O; red dog
$1s.50@19 f. o. b.. feed In 20o-lb sacks. 81
per ton additional: feed in 1o0-lb sacks, 81 sc
per ton additional. Shipments, 1,31S tons.
BARLEY-The market is very strong. Feef
grades are quoted 42@5oc; mailing grades 500
RYE-The market stronger. There was
good demand; No. rye closed at Al 0l47 NC
Receipts, cars; shipments 2
RAY-Upland, choice, S10011o.50: upland. No
/, So. 5o@9.5O; midland, $3.50: medium, ST; OF
color, So; timothy, choice $11 @11.5O; timothy
4 No. !, $11@11.50; No. g $40; rye straw, choice
$5@5.5O Receipts, II tons.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
SENTIMENT BuLL1sH IN wHEAT-TRAD1NG
IS LIGHT. -: y s..< I'd. ~. -

SEN 11mENI bU4L1od In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IS LIGHT. M: = .;s s.z:r.
Chicago, JAN 1.-THE sentiment was again
bullish In wheat and the opening was firm
with a good scattered demand for May, and
shortly after the opening that month made a
Initial sales were shade lower to B@Ac
higher at 7SAc to 7SA@7S%c Cables were
steady and receipts small. A report from
France stated that country would soon be an
support to the bulls. weak markets in the
northwest were responsible for an early decline
to 77N @7Sc, but there a quick rally to
7SAc. The trading on the whole rather
light. Minneapolis and Duluth reported re-
ceipts of 298 cars, which with local receipts
tai receipts for the three points Of 1886 cars,
against 427 cars last week and 563 cars Z
yearago. Almost unlimited buying orders from
commission houses carried May up to 79c and
the close was strong and &c higher at 1885
@7sAc.
74%e . Cash Whest1No. ? red T. zs@7sc; No No.;
red, 72@76c; No. 2 hard winter 74@75c; No
8 hard winter 7Q@74c; No. northern spring
78@sOc; No. 2 northern spring, 76@79c; No.
Corn opened easier on liquidation by local
houses were free sellers on May on, reports OF
| more liberal acceptances from the country. and
| the market gradually ,weakened.f May selling
down to '43Hc after opening shade. to ia w
| lower, at AN @44Ac. Predictions Of favor
| able weather, with the prospects ofa1ncreased re
receipts were 433 cars, with only one Of contrac
grade. g
| the close was weak, with May 7ac.s lower, a
4334 @43Bc.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Jan: IT. The cotto,,
market opened steady at unchanged prices to
decline of two points which was better than
expected cables being considerably worse than
had been looked for. The later tendency of the
market was towards easiness under liquida ton
of long interests and outlook for large re-
ceipts. The Liverpool market closed at net
decline of three; points. Early estimates point
ed to receipts Of $4,000 against 49, 600 last year.
while the weather map showed too much rain
in important parts of the cotton belt for a
generally free movement. Selling in the To-
cal market was checked by strong accounts from
Alexandria with one cable reporting ~ per
cent dividends by some of the Egyptian cotton
mills. Commission houses sold to secure profits
while leading shorts were the, best buyers. The
south was moderate seller here A few Euro
pear! orders were executed early after which the
foreign contingent dropped out as a factor.
Estimated receipts at the ports to-day Were
1900 bales, compared with 2s.s41 last week an(
%, S91 last year. For the week 100000 bales
against, 225 ,47e last week and 1893 100 last year
To-days receipts at New Orleans were 1875
bales, against 1910 last year and at Houston
5.731 bales against sos last year.
Futures closed firm. January, S.73c; Feb
ruary, s.72c; March, s.7oc; April; 8: 7ec; May
September. s.26c.. Spot closed steady; middini
uplands, S.95c; middling gulf, s. coo; sales 32'
bales. 49, bic, Al
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MONEY REPORTS

s16; balances. $12,oss, oee: Money on call nom
tile paper o 5as% per cent; sterling exchange
firm, with actual business in bankers bills at
s.. s6s75@4 .s7.125 for demand and at s4.s3625
s. .s4,s and s.. s7ih al. 49," commercial, bills
.$4.s3G4.s ST; bar silver, Al Mexican dollars
CHICAGO, Jan; 17.,,.clearings, s27 ,217. $50;
balances, 50. 637. 100. New York exchange, Csc
lug posted at 4s4k for sixty days and at Ass
a.y s New saensnss Selling e
rate ,.75c premium; buying rate, SOC premium.
Chicago exchange, selling rate, soc premium;
lnentary exchange, s4:s5N. :, :.
ST. PAUL. Jan. 17.-Clearings. 81 .2O2. $50 %.
BERLIN Ian 1.-THE weekly ! statement .t Of
ing changes: Cash in hand increased 81, AZ, 900
marks; treasury notes increased 1850, 900 marks;
other securities increased 100000 marks; notes
in circulation decreased 127, 100000 marks.
PARIS, Jan. 17.;-rhree. per cent rentes, ,9e
francs for the account. Exchange on London
$50. sss, balances So. 7o3392. For the week
clearings s12s,243,4o7 balances s16,661 ,435.
BERLIN. Jan 17.-Discount rates, short bills
nsr cent three months bills "a I per sent
balances, $2.214.eoo
NEW YORK BONDS, Jan. l1.--Cn1ted state:
reminding Is. registered 100, coupon 109 Unite
States IS, registered 1o6M coupon 10TH; lInitet
United States old As. registered 1OaA coupon
1o99 United States s., reg is1e e 1o2A coupo1
! iustment As, 9234; Baltimore &. Ohio, As, 1924
Baltilnore Ohio slksss "a Y; Baltimore Obi
converted IS, 1o4M Canada Southern seconds
| Georgia 6rat incomes. So Chesapeake & Obi
4Ias, 1864 Chicago 4. Alton 3 rs, ~; Chicago
waukee s St Paul general e, -; Chicago
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NEW YORK COFFEE, Jan. 17.--Coffee futures
opened steady and unchanged. There was in
centive for fresh commitments in the early
bles, which reported quiet conditions abroad and
business consequently was largely of an evening.
roints. -.
At Rio weak. No. Rio, 1, s.. Exchange,
Receipts. 12,ooo; cleared for the United States,
5000: stock. 573, o00. - = 80 . vi. So
Futures closed steady. with prices net I'M
CHANGED to five points higher. Total sales were
49, 900 bags. including Februsrys 4:25c; March,
4.35c: May 4. SOC: June. LOCO; September. 4.S5c:
5.O5c. ~ ~ E.-ss q ~ - ~ e.. z
|. Sugar raw barely steady: fair refining. 33sc;
5.35c; powdered, 4.sac; graduated. $40. Cof-
fee quiet: No. 7 Rio, 5Ac. Molasses, firm:
New Orleans. 32@4Oc. - Lard, steady; prime
western steam 5000. - :.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, JAN. 1e

Inspected In--wheat-cars- Northern
No. 1 hard. Z; No. northern So: No. north
ern. rs; No. 8, IL: rejected. 4: no grade, 5.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. north
ern, IL; No. northern, IS; No. 3, 10; rejected,
25 no grade, 4. .."4. IT.,
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. 2 northern, 8:
No. 8, 10: rejected. 1 grade, g. 49, Z 3.
4 500 Line-No. 2 northern, g.. ~ r5rs
Northern Pacifc-No. northern 6; No. 2
Chicago st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
No. 2 northern, I; No 3, IA; rejected "A; no
grade. l. @
Total--No. hard, I: No. northern. 10: No.
2 northern, 113; No. 8, 49, rejected 4s; NO
grade, II. ty..g
other Grains--Cars--No. 2 nacarori wheat i:
No. 3 winter wheat. 3: rejected winter wheat,
8: No. corn, 5; no grade corn. 8: No. white
oats, 8: No. 4 white oats, Is; No oats, q
no grade oats. g. No 2 rye, 3; No. rye, q; No
barley, 1: No. barley, 8; No. barley. II
no grade barley. 3 No. fax. IA; rejected
fax. g.. .-, -. .asrz@Ess.szt +
Cars Inspected Out-No 1 hard wheat, 6
No. northern wheat 2: No. 2 northern wheat
4 81; No. wheat ID; rejected wheat &c: nj
grade, wheat, Z; No. nacaroni wheat. 5: re
4 corn, 1; no grade corn Il; No. 8 white oats
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5; No. oats. 10; No. rye. No. 3: barley, 3;
No. 4 barley, 10; No. barley, 1: no grade bar
ley, l. No. 1 flax, 8; rejectde fax, 10.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, JAN. le.

Received-wheat, 2s1 cars, 255, 710sbu; corn,
$3.50 bu: oats, 2,44o bu; barley, "a 40 bu;
rye, s,o40 tu;, fax, 14,0S0 bu; flour, 512 brls;
millstutfs, 13s tons; hay, go tons fuel oil IS 81
gals; fruit, 2e,a52 lis; merchandise, 1,3O0,611
lbs; lumber, IS cars posts and piling, a. cars;
barrel stock, S cars; machinery, 461 300 lbs
coal, 2,s4s tons wood, ISL, cords; brick, soon
cement, 220 brls; household goods, 10000 lbs
ties, cars; stone and marble, i car; salt, {
6,27o lbs; railroad materials II cars; sundries
"a cars;. car lots, $40 ,z:s.
44O blu: oats, 1880 blu; barley, $4,000 bu; rye
1,66o tn; fax, S.400 bu; flour, ~ 600 brls
nlilstuffs, 1918 tons: fuel oil, q, 900 gals
fruit, 35 900. lbs; merchandise, .2,084 ,11g lbs
lumber, 4s cars: posts and piling, 8 cars; barre
stock, 1 car; machinery, 81 900 lbs; coal, g
tons; household goods, 10000 lbs; live stock, 81
$4,000 lbs; railroad materials, IL cars; sundries
2l cars; lots, $50. =
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THE FLOUR MARKET
STRONG AND HIGHER MARKET-GENERAL
DEMAND GOOD.

The market shows renewed strength and prices
are very firm with quotations generally very firm
at unchanged figures to SC per brl higher. The
demand is good and increasing. Millers have
have had no difficulty so far In booking orders
on the strong market and at moderately advan-
cling prices from time to time, and while
a sharp advance in wheat might cause -four buy
ers to refuse for time to pay the corresponding.
ly higher prices for -four, it is believed they
would come in family. Export inquiry was
reported little letter to-day.
Shipments, 41,COO brls.
First patents quoted $4@4.1O: second
patents, S3S50l3.eo first clears, PAS; second
clears S26Ic Oh
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43Kc; July, 42Kc; September, 421hc

4a%c: July, 42%c; september, 42%c. .a.o
Trading in oats was active, but easier feel.
ing was manifested on selling due to reports of
to Nc lower. at. 36@36Ac, and before the end
of the first half hour the price declined to 36hc.
Local receipts were A3
Close: Oats-January, 34c; May, 1855 @35Ec;
July, 32c 49,.
Cash Oats-No 2, 1914 @34c; No. 3, 33hc.
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BosroN MINING STOCKS, Jan. 17.-Adye,

BOSTON MINING STOCKS, Jan 17-Adven-
t,re 15A 616; sAllouez, 3la @33k !. Areadian, Az
-m4&: Arnold, 5O@75: Ashbed, % asked; Allan
ia. 9M@1OA;5 Bingham. 33133la; British Co
tlumbia. 5M0l6A: Calumet 4 Hecla. .53o@540;
Centennial, 1914 @23Y: Consolidated Mercer. z y
1915 Dominion Steel. 5s@5s1h: Elm River. SO
81 !: FRANKLIN. 1O@1Oh: Isle Royale ID asked;
Mass, IS u 0p151s: Mayfower. 21s @2A: Michi-
gan ~ cV10. Mohawk. 47@47h: Montreal and
Boston. National So 1@1h: Old Colony;
62N : PARROT; 273S@2sM;. Phoenix. 5A@5Hs;
Fe, 2h @2A; Shannon Copper Company, 1oh q
H. Tecumseh. 1@1A; Trimountain. 9O@02;
Trinity. II 4@11A; United Copper Company. 20
@3l; United States Mining, 22M @23: Utah,
Is; Wfnona, Tvs as; Nolverie, 6s@70; Wyandot,
I1M@1A.
Chicago wired: a LOT of long corn bought yes
tert1ay being sold at 49, &c.
Chicago to Thomas Dunnett: Chandler Mon
Etague and others have large orders at 7Sc,s' un-
doubtedly for Valentine, Armours representa-
| tive.
! corn. tsfss.S
| 5Wheather map shows continued moderate TEN
pcratures. There are light rains in the Ohio
| valley and traces in Illinois Missouri and Okla
homa q Temperatures in the extreme norti
4 slightly lower. Pacific coast not yet reported.
Liverpool close: Wheat, sd higher: corn. UNI
/ changed to II d higher. Ss+5
/ Chicago to Lewis: Commission houses had some
| wheat on tap at 781ac.
4 The Pacific coast points show no rain az vel
| and there is some complaint heard.
| Cloudy in northwest, hut no precipitstion
i light rains III southwest and In the Ohio valley
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following the receipts and shipments
WHEAT MOVEMENT RY ROADS.

Observation-Disclosures, AZ cars: Omaha a2l; st.
Louis, 81: Great Northern. 1885,, Burlington, 20.
500, s; Northern Pacific, 16; Great Western, 10.
Shipped Milwaukee, %: st: Louis, Z; Great
Northern, 9; Burlington, IA; Great Western, 4;
Rock Island I. ~.'' - r
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Jan. 17-tlose: Wheat,
lover: No 2 red cash elevator: 7lAc; May,
lower: No. 2 cash. 42c; May. 41c. Oats. lower;
No. 2 cash, 35c; May, 357hc; No 2 white, SIC.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Jan. 17.-Provisions
opened dull and featureless and prices were bare
ly steady, the easy hog market having depress
ing effect on all hog products. May opened un
changed to 21ac lower at $16.40 to $16.421s:
lard was down 2kc at $3.50, while ribs were I'M
changed at 50.
Close: Pork-January, $17.e5; May, $1647 y !;
July, $780,
Close: Lard-$1o; May, $9.471A; July, s9.37 ~.
Close. Ribs-January, $S.95; May, $9O7h !;
July, $S.97h; September: $S.95. 49,,
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS, jan. 17-Beef-
Quiet; extra India mess, 1O7s &c. Pork-Easy;
prime mess western, 75s. Hams-Short cut. IA
cut, % to 80 pounds, as Cd; short ribs. is to
"a lbs, steady, ass; long clear middles. light.
heavy, IS to 40 lis firm, Ats: short clear backs,
Is to 20 lbs, rm AS clear bellies, IA to 16 lbs,
Qnfet SIS. Shoulders-11 to Is lbs, firm, 4Os.
Eard-steady; prime western, in tierces SIS
sd; American refined, in pals, 51s. Butter
Nominal. Cheese-strcrg; American finest white
3D.; Australian in London, firm, GAS Sd.
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=. =.
Official receipts for the past week are as fol-

Totals :. ......... 300 4,195 1,1s'
cATTIE RsseiptS Of al kinds t & :stt1s light
prices. End of the week finds the yards fairly
we'll cleared. Sales: - =,
1885. :. ,,,s.-
Butcher Cows and Heifers-4 !, 9s7 lbs; s.; j., 3
1o9e lbs $50; T. 1o17 lbs $315; g. ssa lbs
Cutters and Canners-6: loss lbs. $2:5o;, ;
1.1s3 lbs. s225; J. 800 lbs. 81: 3. 1,oeG lbs
B5tehsr s' Bu u.s. TT ESQ lbs lbs. 'Ds s. l.
Ve sS eavs s. ! 10 lbs, 81; = 80 lbs s.: 50
sse 15s VII SIS u.s. s4S IS
1850 SO lbs i$S ?S 5l lbs 1913 V0 l0S' $''0
| Steel Calves-1 2au Tbs, S2.75. ,.-
92S St3 ss 2 Sso and n IS ss $50 lbs $780,
Stock and Feeding Bulls, 1880 lbs, $27'
HoGs-Prices 1oc lower. Receipts, liberal
range range s5.aoGs s bulk. ss.1oGs25. Sales: -
Hogs-21. l64 lbs. S.; 81: la4 lbs, Sc p: 8, s.
s ss5 es SIS lbs ST. 49, s Essn 5 Ss h5
$Sso 3 lbs s. s d. lbs sSsss; 8:
$685.: II, 1855 lbs. $3.50
Pigs and Underweiehts-7, III lbs, 1928; i
sHEEP-Receipts liberal, but largely feedin
stuff: not placed on sale. Trade quiet. Price
| steady. Sales:
i.flling Sheep and Lambs-20 lambs, II lbs
$685.: "a ewes 1OG. lbs. 1885.
Among the shippers on the market to-da
were: D: Brown. Madison Lake; c: Harklies:
nurand; Rude & Paulson. Sacred Heart: JOIN
sen. Peterson Co., Hector; w. J. Simmons, Bu
falo Lake; B. o'Brien, Norwood; J. w: JOIN
son, Milbank; r. Behrends D. W. Swingle Al
pleton; j. John. Montevideo; T.. H. White: Lax
Vile: F. Remes, n. Prague: NJ. Walsh. III
kenny; Sheehan & Hendricks. Hartland;
Jentz. Henderson,; G. A Mcdonnell, Bel
PLANE; A., Burg, St. Peter; J. J. Lenertz .Gl'
gan; H. krause Vernon Center; F.. W. Seine
der. Alma O. J. Thompson Melton; A.
i Galagan, Elysian: j.. S. Green, Red Wing: W.
: Glynn. Candy; Heaney Bros. Goodhue; W. Nj
Way Kenyon; Molm 4 Donaldson, Morristown.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Jan. 17.-Wheat
Fairly active, firm; cash and January, 7sAc;
Msy nsy 44E as.7e 5
uary 36kc; May, 36lAc. Rye-No. 2, 53Ac.
Cloversecd-Dull, unchanged: January, 81 OF n ::
March, $7.12h. Prime Tilnothy-$1.90. Prime
Alsike-X2. 81. .---- -.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Jan. 17.-close:
hard, 66669c; No. 2 red, 69@691ac. Corn
January. 3slkc; May. 3sAc; cash No. mixed,
1914 @39Mc: No 2 white, 1914 @4OAc. Oats
No. 2 white, 36hc.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Jan. II. - Beef,
steady. Pork, steady.

NEW YORK PRODUCE, Jan. 17:.-Butter re,
ceipts, 1920 pkgs; easier; state dairy. 100
25hc; extra creamery, &c: held creamery, 19W
2s good to choice
cream fancy small colored fan made 14A a.
141?c; late made, 1874 Ollie; small white fall
ored fall made 214Ac; late made. 13Ac; large
white fall made aa 14Ac; late made, 13Nc; Eggs,
receipts, 3,8OS pkgS; weak; state and Pennsyl-
vania average best, soc: western fancy graded;
2Sc; western poor to prime, q @c7c refrigerated,
17@22c. 49,
CHICAGO PRODUCE, JAM 17.-Butter-
Quiet easy; reameries 1s@27c; dairies: ITO
Cheese2bun steady: twins. 1sc; daisies. 49, 'l;
@14c; Young Americas. 1870. Dressed Poultry
Steady; turkeys .15@17hc; chickens, S@12c.
NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER, Jan. IL
Lead and copper, unchanged. ). 49,.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Jan. 17-Cattle-
Receipts, 300. including 200 Texans; steadys
$27o@4; cows and heifers. $2.25@4.75; Texans,
$235M44 40 HogsC-Receipts, LOCO; cents
packers, s6.4o@6.GO sheep-Receipts none;
nominal; sheep, $3.5o@4s0: lambs s5@6.2o.
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Jan.
17.--Rye-May, SEC. Flax-Cash, northwestern.
a + X $1a9 May 81 NO
Barley--Cash, 42M6Oc. . So,