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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-10
:, CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT TRADING. OPENED DULL AND
.. FEATURELESS

Chicago jan 1o.---Trading in wheat. was dull
and featureless early in the day and opening
prices were slightly easier: Nay being UNCHANGED
firm, but the clear cold weather. was, favorable
for the movement and offset the rengthening
bought moderately while a prominent long had
some wheat for sale. A little frmer feeling
develoned on reports of heavy rains in parts of
ceipts of 376 cars which With local receipts
Of 81 cars none of contract grade, made total
a53 cars last week sand 5os cars a year ago.
The market held steady the remainder of
ff d2 te hna May to eGSs 81 higher at 1850
Close. Wheat May, 1880: July. 1873 @7aa4c.
Cash w head rfa N &S N9 red
spring. 751a@76lac: No. 2 northern surfing,
7:sa751sc; No: 3 spring. 6em75c.
Corn opened easier on local cables although
favorable for the movement. May was down a
shade to 1sdpMc, opening at 43A to 1850, but
first hour, the fuctuat ions being confined within
the. opening figures Local receipts were 527
cars. with only one OF contract grade.
ri close e /: ssc orn-January. 4s5sc; May, 43N q
+s gsin: se ge let Ia 4e szN No j. 42@4sc
There was only a light trade in oats and the
opening a trine easier in sympathy with
to- to &c lower at s41sc to s45sc There was No
feature to the trading and : the market held
steady. Local receipts We're fair ia f9;'t cars:
Close: oats-January, s2ac; May f54 1Ac;
Cash oats, No. ., s21s olssc; No 3, sSs214 q
50 lac. ~ u: e Sts .:z III +
The following was the range of prices: D
Wheat jan. MAY, ss JULY
Opening 1 1tas g q 7sas g y
Lowest ...::::...:.: isis 7s94@S
Close ,sz sFss> =s4 a
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK. Jan 1o.-The re-
ceipts of cattle at this market for the week foot
up 1900 head, a gain of 1000 over last. The
larger share of the supply has been in killers
and the percentage of stockers has not been
heavier than last week. A very much better
tone characterized the stocker trade this week.
and, with an increased demand from the
try, fairly active market the result.
Prices showed an advance of 1om15c the
st0rkers and feeders and the heavier weight
yearlings that had any pretensc to quality. The
light weight and inferior quality steers were in
to get rid of at the low point of last week.
good clearance has been effected each day out
| the yards to feed over Sunday. The best of the
| stockers and feeders sold from $40 to $3.65.
and around p to 1000 lbs The zoo
| weight cattle sold from 1925 to Sa.25. The
! stronger weight yearlng steers were picked up
Nearlings and calves were slow sale and no bet
ter than last week, selling: from $40 to So. The
while the little stock hefers brought from 81.
to 500 Bulls were in light supply and gen
ere 6e 1 fa to the at Ta
! decline of a dime but later in the week this
decline was regained and the closing uotations
and 1O@25c higher than the close of last week
There The was, more liberal marketing of steers
s4:oo@4: so with one, bunch of good .2oo-Il
beevs topping the market at s., The light ant
few head Of choice hefsrs topped l the marEe
this week at 81. but the est of the utcherb stua
! changed hands at So .13M3 80. The fair to me
| dunn sold at So. .0Gri and Gamers and cut
tiers from 81 5000 IS. Neals sold from stat
! HOGS-A fair run of hogs received this
week but the supply fell about 900 head short
fof last week. The market Monday declined
56l10c, but this decline was more than re
gained In the next three days. The last twt
| days of the week the market fell off some ant
prices close the week about steady with the clos
Fling quotations of last. -.'.s.- -a- a.
+ SHEEP-Receipts of sheep were more libera
| than last. but with the increased demand causet
! by the placing of another buyer for the Cudah,
Packing company on the market. the supply wal
not sufficient to fill the wants of the Iocs
| saughterers. Prices have been strong each da,
and close the week dime higher than last
Lambs sold up to s. g: ewes s25o@3.7s, am am
Cattle, 200: hogs, 5000. Hogs-Quality good
ss Sc &c lower sses 900 t. es9 lbs
1 Cattle-Recefpts, 200: steady: II beeves: I. 02
lbs, $685. S beeves, 1.225 lbs, So: 5 cows. 95'
lbs, 81. So: IS cows. 1854 lbs So: ? cows 49,
lbs, $3.50; s stockers. $40 lbs. $500: stock
ers 800 lbs, s3.15: stockers. 900 lbs. So. IS
I 4 'yearlings, 46S lbs, $3.50: ] 1yearlipgs 60
lbs, s3.1o; ) yesrlings, go lbs, $3.50
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MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK. Jan. io.-Moncy on call steady,
all loans at per cent closed offered at per
per- per cent prime mercantile paper, 81 ass, per
sters r. VIII fdr
and s. for 50 S;s
M4 .S31a; bar silver 4S1sc; Mexican dollars,
3sAc. Government bonds steady; railroad
CIiiCAGo, Jan. 1o.--clearings. saa. ZIG, 1873;
balances, $t,S31. 3O1. New York exchange, zoe
premium Foreign exchange, unchanged; sterl-
ing posted at 3d. 81 for 60 days and at $4s71s for
| .M1NNEAPoLls. jan 1o;-Rank clearings; to-
rate rate 7sc premiums buying 81 rate zoe premium e
Chicago exchange, selling rate soc premium;
par London sight s sssu
/ 1856
nen darE, exchange e s. say coo no CO.
balances. s1.762. 900.
LONDON. Jan. 1o.--Gold premiums are quoted
as follows: Buenos Aires. 1890; Madrid, 1885;
The amount of bullion taken into the Bank Of
! England on balance today was E10s DOC. The
BERLIN. Jan. 10: Exchange on London. %
and three months bills. ~ per cent
e PARIS: jan 10 in-Three per cent
count. Exchange 's on London Is francs Is cen.
/ times for checks. s
so SIS
clearings s125.o05. s12; balances, s15,O9s. o33.
i Money. 6 per cent. s5s#
BALTIMoRE. Jan 1o.--C learings s4,714,471;
i balances, S552,2O3. For the week clearings S23..
4 764. 3S4 /; balances S2.s92,31f. Money, per
\ cent. a. 55##i 55ss
NEW YORK, Jan 1o.-Ex changes. 1913 1891, ,
1 1872: balances, s13.7 S0,S23. sfS
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. Jan. TO- Con
q soils for money. IS 316; consols for account
4 ~ 5-16.
4 Anaconda, 5; Atcllison, SOS Atchison. 1o5 =
/ Atcnison preferred, 1051s: Baltimore 6 Ohio
4 1O5M :: Canadian Pacific, 14nM: Chesapeake &
!, Ohio, 81 1a; Chicago Great Western, As4: Chi
i cago. milwaukee, s st, Paul. 1861: he Reers
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Received-Wheat. 337 ears; wheat, $1,000
%. 40 bu; rye. 1000 bu fax, % 900 bu -four,
l25 brs; millstufis, IS tons: hay, 10 tons; fuel
1906 lbs; lumber. Il cars; barrel stock,
l car; machinery, 1856, 400 lbs; COAL 2,sl2 tons
wood, 40 cords; lime. l car: cement, $50 brs:
and marble, / car; live stock, car; salt, 2
cars; dressed meats, 10000 lbs; hides pets
ETC.. $40 lbs railroad materials, II cars sun
dries, 43 cars; lots, $685..
shipped--Wheat 40 cars: wheat ~ 100, bu;
corn, $500 bu oats, 1o,9e9 bu; barley, e $50
bu; millstuffs. 1907 tons; merchandise, 1885,
$50 lbs; lumber, 33 cars; machinery, $4,000 lbs !;
coal. 80 tons: cement, 100 brls: railroad iron,
car; live stock, 5 cars; inseed oil, 425 brls;
oil cake. 10000 lbs; hides, pels, etc, 80, 600
lbs; railroad materials, : cars; sundries, 10
cars; car lots. Gil.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, JAN. 9.

4s Inspectons In--Wheat-Grcat Northern-No.
hard 4 cars No. 1 northern. 81: No. northern,
Biz no. So. 3: rejected. &: no grade, 2
Nilwaukee-No. 1 northern. L car No. 2 north
rrn. S: No. 5, 2: rejected. 6:s no grade 3.
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. northern ID
ears; No. 3. Z; rejected, 2; no grade s.
81 500 No. ! northern. ) ears; No. = northern,
n: No. g. l.; rejected. j. 4s.s,
Northern Paciiic.No ! northern 3 cars; No.
2 northern = No ,. / no grade. 2. = f. o. .', il
On1aha-No. northern. 2 cars: No. 3. 8.
563a Minnesota Transfer-NO. l northern. CAT.
81 5Total--No / hard cars: No. 1 northern. 81
sEo 2 northern. 80; No g.. 10; rejected, 10; nc
grade, IL.
eor,l Q; No. > white oats 6: No white oats
20: No. oats. j: no grade oats 8: No. rye
lev. S.: No. /, barley. l: No l fax, IA; No.
northern flax. o. rejected flax. 3. s,s5
Inspections Out-No. 1 hard wheat. cars
No Il northern wheat. Is: No. northern wheat
Il Il: No wheat, 3: rejected wheat II; grad,
u wheat A winter wheat, l. No. corn. l; No. :
corn S; no grade corn, s.; No. 3 white oats, 9
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THE FLOUR MARKET
CONDITIONS IMPROvING-SALEs LARGER
PRICES ADVANCED.

In addition to good orders received late
Yesterday there was better inquiry this morning
and more business, both from domestic buyers
and from abroad. Trade is not especially heavy
compared with an active period. But business
nfter the first of the year is always light. some
times falling off to almost nothing. This year
the millers have had the usual dull PERIOD ou!
since Yesterday demand has been improving, and
one company has figured up that its sales In the
first ten days of the year are larger than IN the
corresponding ten days at any time TOR ten years
:riccs were advanced to-day l0c per barrel al
ErnUnu
ShiDmentS 80 SCI hris.
lSirst PATENTS are quoted S3.350l4.oT: secont
patents $}.SOM3.oo: first clears. $2.9oG3; sec
hnl clears. s.. 40G go.
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NEW YORK COFFEE AND. SUGAR, J

coffee futures opened quiet at unchanged
prices: resumption Of YESTERDAYS strength be.
the relative 1r1nness of spots and the uncertain.
ty as to primary receipts operated against short
sales. leaving the market one Of the usual half
lions sagged points under liquidation.
Rio weak; No. Rio, 4, $500; exchange
II 13-16d. ." $3.50
Receipts, 5000 bags; cleared for the United
States 3,O00 stock. 536, 900. g. !, -.
Futures closed quiet with prices net unchanged
to 5 lower. Total sales were $500 bags incJud
ing March 4.45@A SOC; May, 4.65c; September
sc. and October, 5.O5c.
Sugar-Ray nominal: fair refining, $50; cen
trfugal. DC test, 3Bc; molasses sugar, 3hc; re
fined steady: crushed, 5.25c: powdered, 4.75c
granua ted, 4.65c. ~
Coffee-Steady No. Z Rio, SIC. rtt't>-
Molasses--Firm; New Orleans 32@40c.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. jan 1o.--Cattle--Re-
ceipts, 300: market nominal: good to prime
stockers and feeders, S214. 60; cows and heifers,
81 ,25@5.25: Gamers Sl.25M250: bulls. S2@
40: calves, S3.5OMS; Texas fed steers. 1913 a
4.S5.
Hogs--Receipts to-day. %, 900; Monday. 900;
left over J.229: market opened steady: mixed
and butchers. S6@650; good to choice heavy,
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DR., GRSwoLD IS GUILTY,

Bay. City. Mich. Jan. 1o.-7Dr. Roy ". Girls
void found guilty OF manslaughter in con-
nccticn with the death of Agnes Ebersfein. 4
Battle Creek young woman. who died at local
hotel under suspicious circumstances some months
ago and for whose death E. T. Bennett. 8 for
mer prominent newspaper editor is already serv-
ing Il Term in nrisCn. = .s
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S6.6o@6.75; rough heavy. s62o@6.40: light.
$5.90G6.23: bulk of sales, Stj-:0M6.45.
| Sheep-Receipts. 2OO5: market steady: good
10 choice wethers. SI.25M475: fair to choice
mixed. S:;.2!NI i.25: western sheep S4MG: nati71
lambs S4M6.
Official yesterday: Rcccipts-Cattlc 4.n051
hogs 25.235: sheep. 9.453. Shipments-Cattle,
1850: hogs. 4, 101: sheep. 49S.
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SOME GREAT COZY CORNERS

Portland. Oregan Jan. 10.-The Oregoni al
this morning publishes Bombay. India. cable
gram from Commissioner John Barrett. of tho
Louisiana Purchase Exposition. which states that
the principal Asiatic countries will make unsjlr-
passed exhibits at the ST. Louis exposition and
the Lewis. and Clark centennial exhibition, which
will be held in this city during 1905.
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CIT ro1r1e TIVE cTocr Inv -

ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Jan. 1o.-Cattle~
Receipts. LOCO; steady beef steers. 81 InA
$50: stockers and feedrs. 81. 75m9. p; cows and
lcifers. S2.2oM5.25; Texans. $2.4OM4. 60.
HogS-Receipts, 5000: market steady: pigs,
SGG6.20: packers. $6.2OMG.4O; butchers. SG.35
MG.7'.
Sheep-Ecceipts none; market nominal: sheep.
So. 5OU4.7J: lambs. $aGt5.7o.
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WiHEAr MovEMENr -RY RoAns

+, Observation-Disclosures ; 30 cars: Omaha 81;
ST. Louis, 35: Great Northern. 175; Burling ton
70; 500, /: Northern Pacific, %; Chicago Great
Western, IL. - = - :, -'' 80 -
Shipped-Milwaukee. s: omaha, Z; st. Louis,
49,; Great Northern 3; Burlington, g. Chicago
Great Western, 10. -. ID, . "'4
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DuLUH GRAIN, jan 10.-Some bids for
they are about 1ac out of line. a week ago
however. they were cent out of line The
market was strong, but not active. 1t opened
Ac Off at 76c. sold up to 761a 0l76hsc and closed
at 76lac.. an advance of Nc. Cash sales were
$4,000 bu at NC under May for No. northern
to arrive and Sc under for in store. Flax was
firm selling up Nc and then closing unchanged.
~ The close: Wheat-Cash No. hard, 74hc;
No. northern, 73hc; No. 2 northern, 7212c;
No. 3 spring. 6S14c; to arrive, No. l hard 75c;
No. / northern. Tic: No 2 64c. Oats--May,
a4c; on track, 32c; to arrive, 32c. Rye-May,
soc: on track, 4Se; to arrive, :4Sc. Barley IS
oslo. Flax-Casb, SI,19a on track. $1.19a4
to arrive arrive, 2oA January, $1.19%; May,
$1.23M; July. $1.A. Cars Inspected--Wheat,
80; last year, 81; rye Is; barley, = fax, Fl.
Eeceipts--Wheat, 23,271 hu; oats, SOL bu;
harley. 235 blu; flax 1893 ~bu Shipments
Oats; 1924 bu; barley, 1850 bu; fax o. 5S5 bu.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE SToCK. Ian. 10,

KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, JAN 1O.-Cattla
Receipts. .0 market unchanged: beef steers
S3.InGI6: Texans. $S.2nn4 -: and hoifcrs,
81 .5o0I+.Sn: stockcrs aud feeders, S3.45G4. %.
Hogs-Receipts, 2.3tm: strong to &c hiChers
heavy. $6,:s5cf66o; packers. sG2oM6.3o york.
ers,, S6.25an6'o: pigs, S-.Sod6.10
Shecp-Noninal: sheep. $50 10; lambs. Sc. 90
q 50.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Jan. 10. Close:
Nheat-May. >6CTI c; July. 67@671sc: cash No. 2
hard. 66@6Sc: No. red, 6s@6SAc. Corn
January, 311sM37 Mc; May; 3s @3sAc; cash
No. z mixed, 3S14c; No. white, 3S;A @p39c. Oats
No. 9 white. .35c.>., 49,. "a ~
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Tssf of s s kinds 2 &c., but:6s a
cattle steady: stock and feeding, eattle quiet.
with prices firm at the weeks slight advance;
bulls yeas and mich COWS steady az Sales e; ,ns
$3.50.
Butcher Cows and Heifers-1, ]. $50 lbs. So; l.
1bs $500 ?, 1,13o lbs. $3.50 5. Lose lbs. $40
S sst i5s g. g? a. ss Ms s. 's S lbs
s.; J. J. loo lbs s2lo; /. 1.o7o lbs, 10; l, 900
lbs; $22s; il o95 lbs 50 S. r. 60 70. D. o5o ,,x
s.: 20; /, 1900 lbs, 1928; 195o lbs, 1920; l.,
$50 lbs 80; |, 7e yo lbs IS. s2 = ,oo ,,-
Stssk and FssdiSs S{eer rs 7e7 lbs s.; p
5s2 's sI I6s e79 1Sr; is s., S lbs lbs
stock Cows and Heifegs1, 800 lbs: $2;?,;
! Stock and Feeding Bulls. 800 lbs, $3.50
Milch Cows and sprngers-2 cows and calf.
$50; l COW, s3s; l COW and i calf, $s2: COW
| HOGs-Prices &c higher. Receipts fairly lib
eral; average quality better than yesterday: al
though nr5e tops not az Soo hk
Sales Sale: price '""se @''''e1"4'' Jun, '' A's"
Is g 1s lbs e. g. ~ ., LBS Ss7 49, n
81 e is IS 9: s. iSs $Sl5 rs
500: is: 400 lbs $500.
% Pigs and g y 81 70 % lbs S o2
$5.15. -. -.
| Stays and Boars--1. .46c lbs 1926.
! SHEEP-Sales:
81 20; IS ewes: ITO lbs. s2.75.
Among the shippers on the market to-day wer.
j. II. Citing. Herman: Il. L. Russell. Rices: c.
| Gardner, Hammond: II. 0. Wickre, WaEbay
Carver Brothers & Co., Fari5ault; F.. W. Hub
bard and Alolm & Donaldson, Moristown: D.
Brown, Madison Lake: Heaney Brothers. Good
hue; G. jones, West Concord; F. Gibbons, Man.
| torville; J. Ebenhoh, Claremont: L. NJ. Weston
! Waltham: G.. Mold, Nelson: NJ: X Wolfe, Kel-
! logg: f. Hardness, Durand: ". Jcntz, Hcnder-
son: Cosgrove company LIE Sueur; f. Luff, Tri
nmph; NJ. Walsh, Kilkenny; Il. H. Kcnpton
| Morgan. =
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SEE.SAW MOVEMENT
Atchison Goes Up and Reading
Goes Down and the Market
Is Puzzled.
! The Appearance Of the Bank State
1nent Causes an Advance Which
Realizing Checks.

n heW. York, JAN 10.--Thes mark tt;wast very
aetlye and irregular in the opening dealings.
Atchison was strongly supported opening on
rnnnlng sales Of 5000 shares at ss@ssA and
WIN aSE Is last night. There were sharp de-
cilnes at other points. Reading and United
states Steel preferred lost " . and Sugar nearly
q pom me changes otherwise were smaller,
DuI e, quite lndiscriminately mixed. sss4 q Z; 4
The contrary movements Of Reading and Atchi.
son We're the features OF interest and the move
mentISWas narrow otherwise. sAtchison rose i q
IN all and Reading declined 234. The market
became dull under these conflicting influences
Later. New York Central s. and Pennsylvania
moved up point. Reading rallied as much anC
the market became firmer
Headlng ran of again to 62A. but it rallied
above s. when Atchison rose to the best Tit
appearance of the bank statement caused re
neWeo ACTIVITY but narrow fluctuations New
YORK Central advanced nearly 2 points. There
were gains of a point more in Amalgamated
st. Louis 4 San Francisco and Toledo st. Loui
western, and Of % points in Evansville {
lerfe Haute Renewed heavy selling met thu
advance Reading fell to below 615s and Suga
| lost Is. Declines reached a point in Ba1tlmor
4 Ohio, Rock Island and St. Louis Southwestern
preferred The closing was nctive and weak.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
New York. Jan. 1O.-4rhe statement of aver
ages of the clearinghouse banks Of this city fo
the week, shows: Loans. s$S71 .642, 100, increas
3d. ooo deposits $s73, e09, 600, increase $494
legal tenders $76 663. 100, increase $3.50, SOC
specie $156 549, 900. increase $1,000, 800; reserv
1898 a 100 increase 4,740.1O0; reserve require
800 increase $461645O: Elk. U. S. depos
$24 S54, 1852, increase 81, O6O, $50
Stock quotations reported for The Journal b
Watson & Co., brokers. Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis.
Closing figures are bid. p.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Jan. 10. .Ciose-Wheat.
| No. 1 California, firm 6s Sd: No. i northern
spring, no stock. futures inactive; March. IS
| I'D; May. Is 12d: Corn-Spot. American
old. steady, IS AID; futures quiet, January, As
! 7lad; March, as 33sd; May, As sd. Flour-St.
| Louis fancy winter. Cuiet. SIS Sd.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
Western 10; Chicago. milwaukee, & st. Paul,
8; Minneapolis & st. Louis. 3; Chicago. ST.
Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha, II; Great Northern,
/; Northern Pacific, l; Chicago, Burlington &
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weak; No red cash elevator &c; May. 751ac
July. 7Ac; No. 2 hard 66h M69hc Corn,
lower: No. 2 cash, 40Ac; May 4O1ac. Oats.
| lower; No. cash SAC: May. "a 1hc; No. 2
white, 351ac. Lead, steady. $3.97h; spelter.
! &
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HEARST BUYS "A YELLOW SITE
New York Jan. 10.--Mr Hearst has
bought site at Fifty-ninth street and
Central Park. where he will erect q TWEEN
ty-story building for his papers
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Jan.
1o:-Rye. May; &c; Flax, cash; northwest,
thy. January. S425. Glover. January $11.;35.
Barley, cash. 4O@5Sc.
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S2sIl !; Denver & Rio Grnnde, 43M; Denver &
Illinois Central, = 81; Louisville & Nash
Eap Norok sxss tern
~ s Western Psnnsy5 S. Rand
nrefeGrea rst Pge
Southern Ra idlYay, SIS: Southern. Railway pre-
Faee Ha'fn tea
s'fsss sss a;s1s''s'
Bar silver, steady, 22L4d per ounce.
The rate Of discount IN the open market for
dhort bills sm3 per cent The rate
bills is as Hpl per Cent? = fee 'A'DS
NEW YORK BONDS, Jan. s1o.--United States
refunding 2s registered and coupon, 1854;
ntsd
1863; United States old As. registered and cou-
pom 1o9 Z United States bs registered and eou.
adjustment Is, 81; Baltimore s * 4 ohio Is,
1o2; baltimore & Ohio .3hs, e4ak
Southern Central 1t
gia IS, lo7; Central of Georgia first incomes,
TX; Chesapeake & Ohio 4 rs, 1o51k; Chicago &
general IS. liz Chicago s Northwestern con:
g. sa eRsfsss sine
ease St Louis general s. 1oo Chicago Ter
emf RIO srsnde a.
Erie general Is, s51a Fort Worth & Denver
City trsts, i'll: Hooking Valley 41as, 1071a
Louisville s. Nashville unified is, 1O0H: Next
can Central 4s, II; Mexican Central first income
e; MINNEAPOLIS 4 st. Louis IS. 1o3H; Missouri
Kalss & Texas IS 90; Missouri Kansas
31as. 1914 bid; New Jersey Central general IS
15a!a bid; Northern Pacific 4s. 1o33s: Northern
}ooI Iron Re1 Mnnst5Se ener cds Is a. S. Io
20 Louls San Francisco 4s,, 95h
southWestern seconds. s5h; San Antonio & Aran
sas Pass As, s5h; Southern Pacific As, 90; South
ern Hallway IS, 117H Texas S, Pacific irsts
| 1852 bid Toledo, st. Louis & Western As 1914
Union Pacific is, 1903; Union Pacific converted As
| l07; Wabash frsts. 1T: Wabash seconds 10
WABASH debenture BIS, IS; West Shore is, ITO
trial 4s. 81; Consolidated Tobacco Is, 667h Colo
RADIO Fuel company 5s 961k.
BOSTON MINING STOCKS.
4 Boston, Jan; 1o;.3,Closing quotations: Adven
AZ OH: Arnold, 5o@75; Ashbed. 25 asked
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5!aQl6H: Calumet and Hecla 5126u515; Consol
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-10
1DwAY HORSE MARKET-Minncs

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET-Minncsota
Transfer St. Paul. Jan. 1O.--Barrett t. & 5Zim-
norman report a. rnidwinter quietness. Trade
on heavy horses for the woods was light, and
although there is constant inquiry for farm
mares from North Dakota few sales were made.
In general demand is slow on all classes of
horses Values: IS Drafters. extra, $110 to $215;
to- good. S12o to $140: farm mares. extra, $3.50
to $3.50: farm mares. choice. S115 to $50; farm
Mares common to good. $50 to $115. is &
NEW YORK LEAD AND COFFEE, Jan. To-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-10

No 3 oats, 49, No rye, q No. 5 barley 4; No.
barley. s; No. barley. -; grade barley, 4;
No. fax, 5; rejected fax, 1.