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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-12

cali, steady at 6 per cent. Prime mercantile
ges eHpt for aeand %
4.s7ha; commercial bills, 81. s2M "a. IS. Bars
silver sss Mexican dGaGs
107A; refunding coupons, 101A 3s registered,
1914; Ss coupon 1o7A: new, As registered,
1871; new As, coupon; dS6: old IS; register red
-. March 12gank sl ear t..
wssk fG hs Yali
Soc discount. Chicago exchange, selling rate,
Day ssSt
balances, 81, sol ,se2. New York exchange: 10
Foreign exchange. sterling posted at 4s41a for
sixty days and. 4S71a for demand.
4 NEW YORK. March 1.-THE subtre asury has
transferred 100000 to New Orleans for local
NEW YORK, March 12---Exchanges s2T,,
OO2.232; balances, $11 1902. 1872
81 80, 5ss balances s' ssea, TEL Money pei
sas BALANCES. s5 Mosss
St. Paul clearings to-day s1,21s, s5s.61. Fol
the week. $6121 AL 81 Last year, ,446. ZIG 20
Of the Bank Of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increased G515.OOo
circulation decreased E235, 900; bullion hcreaset
1870, OO3: other securities decreased G1.414.0O0
other deposits decreased E2, 1000; public. de
creased s4ss, 900; government securities It in
Of England's reserve. to liability this week i
47.08 per cent. as compared with 45.A pei
cent last week. Rate Of discount unchanged
LoNDoN. March 12--Bullion to the amour
Of $4,000 pounds was taken into the Bank q
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STOCK MKT DR|AGGY'
An Opening Depression To-day Fol
lowed by Some Fitful Frac-
tional Rallies.
Excited Rise in London Copper Mar
ket Causes Absorption Of Anal.
gamated Here.

New York, March 1.-THE majority Of stocks
opened a fraction lower than last night. There
was some special pressure against. Union Pa
cifc, which forced decline Of y. There were
running sales of 400 shares of Amalgamated
Copper at IS and TAX, compared with 74ss
last night, and Anaconda opened up points.
The changes otherwise were small and mixed
and the dealings were Oh a rather light scale.
Eear, traders seemed content for a time with
the opening depression of prices. Offerings
slackened and there were some ftful fractional
rallies. Weakness developed all around again
toward II O'Clock i'll sympathy with determined
pressure against certain railroads and special
ties. $500 = ~ =. IL, +. 81
Metropolitan Street Railway and Metropolitan
Securities declined points,. Sugar 1& and
Union Pacific, Canadian Pacific and Baltimore &
Ohio l each. Prominent stocks ruled slightly
below their initial prices but there were few
declines Of Importance. Amalgamated was we'll
| sustained E.-. = &. 49,. . I'D. T. 49,
The movement of prices narrow and yacil.
| lating. The excited rise in the London copper
| market caused steady absorption of Amalga-
| mated at an advance Of point to the high price
OF the year. Loans of call money were made
down to per cent, and prices moved upwards
| In consequence Manhattan and New York Cen
| trail gained 1, Metropolitan Street Railway 11a
! and Metropolitan Securities, Southern Pacific,
| Union Pacific, Rock Island and Sugar point.
The corn products lost point The advance
| halted before
Bonds were irregular. ~
Traders were confused by the conflicting move
| ment of several leaders and Withdrew from the
| market, which came to virtual standstill. ST..
Paul. Louisville, Tennessee Coal and Car pre-
| ferred advanced a point. Meanwhile New York
| Central lost Its earlier GAIN, Colorado Fuel de-
| clired 1 and other stocks good fraction.
lions either way were trivial late in
| the day, but the undertone was better and some
stocks touched the highest. particularly: Man.
haitian and the United States Steel stocks. A
| few minor stocks moved more decidedly. Colo
RADIO & Southern, Iowa Central preferred, Toledo,
| St. louis & Western preferred, Lake Erie &
| Western, Linseed preferred and Third Avenue
! rising 10D1a4.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
| Watson & Co., brokers, Chamber of Commerce,
| Minneapolis:
| Closing figures are bid.
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THE CASH TRADE

FLAx-The market stood about 1c above yes
terdays low point and there good general
demand. No. 1 sold at Sill GIL II some
trades. Rejected sold at 81. for good lots.
Receipts, so against 10 last year, and
shipments cars. Duluth had 81
Closing prices: MinLeapolis-Cash SLIP: to
arrive. $1:12; March, $1.111a; May, $1.111a;
July, $1.131h.
%CoRN-The market was quiet; No. yellow
closed frmer at ~ &c. Receipts IA cars; ship
ments.
1OATS-The market was weak and lower. Some
lots held up fairly we'll. but majority Of
sales were lower range. No. 3 white
closed at 32@32ac. Receipts, 20 cars; ship
ments, 5
FEED AND MEAL-Prices are easy as quoted
and the market is not very strong. Coarse
meal and cracked corn, $14.50; No. 1 GROUND
feed, 2-3 corn and 1-3 oats. $1,000; No
ground feed. v and u oats, $15.25 @155O;
No 3 ground feed. 1-3 corn and 23 oats, $3.50
ole.
MILLSTUFFS-The tendency is weak and
prices only steady as quoted. = Bran in bulk,
SID 25114.50; shorts, $14.25@14.50; flour mid
dlngs, S16@16.5O. red dog. SIS. f b: feed in
soolb sacks at at 81 per ton additional Ship
RYE-No. / closed at 4sc. Receipts, cars;
shipments.
BARLEY-Feed grades quoted 4r@5oc
mailing grades, 50@55c. Receipts, 10 cars
shipments. IS, cars. 49,. :" - -. = 49,
HAY--Upland. choice, $1O.25@1O.75; upland,
NO. l. S9.750l1O; midland. SI.75Q1S.25; medium,
S7.25@775; off color, $5M5.50; timothy choice.
$10.75M11.25: timothy No. l. $1O@10.50: No.
112 tons. - - ..
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Range Of May Wheat.
RECEIPTS AMI ~sH1PMENTs MARC.

il $50 bu; oats, "a 500 bu; barley, g. 600 BIZ; rye,
5000 bu; fax. A 5oo hu; flour, 1925 brls; mill
20 dsa h hay as tons; fuel H. 5s
lumber. 81 cars; posts and piling, 3 cars; barrel
stock, cars: machinery. 81. 230 lhs COAL 1926
tons; wood. 353 cords; brick IL 900; lime, cars;
cement, $50 brls; household goods. $4,000 lbs;
ties. cars; stone and marble. cars; live stock,
5 cars: salt, car; dressed meats, 166.150 lbs;
WOOL 1000 lbs; railroad materials, IT cars;
sundries. Al cars: car lots So: - =, -,
bu oats, 1880 bu; barley, $3.50 bu; rye $3.50
bu; fax, 2,o4o bu: -four, 60, 40 brls n,istuffs,
233S7, 4So lbs: lumber S. cars: posts and piiing'
2 cars; machinery, $685. 800 lbs coal, 6s tons:
wood. IS cords; cement, 1928 brls; household
cars; linseed oil, 175 brls; oil cake ST. $50 lbs
hides. pelts, etc. 81 400 lbs; railroad materials
3 cars; sundries, 25 cars; car lots, 1872 !.
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

nothing ne to incline me to advise the purchase
aa r. a to pu LewsNo snap to the market:
today tod anu A'e 'ns'lAe1 p'' 'n''N ' 49,
New York to L: T: soule & sons-seems to be.
better feeling the floor. market looks like
going higher. Taylor's circular. fell fat and
the. best interests are inclined to pay little at
New York to Walton-Both parties in South
ern Pacific dispute appealing to stockholders
members Of Southern Pacific pool reported. No
change Bank of England rate. Reduction in
companies held gives confirmation to rumor of
American sugar control in beet sugar. Anal
gamated Copper probably earning between s
uaton as calling for unusual effort on their
part d Banks lost te subtreasury since Friday
ger Payment of s2o.0oO,ooo. Standard Oil
of loans Fifteen roads first week March aver YER
age gross increase III .26 per cent?; eighty roads
Twenty active roads advance 1872 per cent. "
New York to whallon: Case 8 co-Eluctua;
ee f6Sesfn
but it will also be advisable to take moderate
profits for the present so far as traders are
me of gn Rows
made against the Hartman management. There
may be another attack made some of the
high-priced stocks, including. st. Paul, New
York Central and PENNSYLVANIA. Amalgamated
Copper Rock Island preferred and Atchison
| common will be at very much higher figures
within sixty days, in our opinion. London
| Whallon, Case s: Co.. from New York: The
charges against Metropolitan stop short of in
eliminating the principal owners. as had been
| intended, and the statement IS weak one from
bushes standpoint Stephen Litt1e,s simple
! rejoinder takes the sting out. At all events,
the mystery is of, with. the usual relief to
feelings of shareholders. This publication would
| out. There is plenty of per cent time money.
and that rate Is not likel VITO be passed this
morrow, with somewhat higher prices
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, March 12.-Con.
soils for money "a s17.1s; for the the account slM.
Pacific. 1925; Chesapeake & Ohio. 471a; Chicago
Paul. 172s4 De Beers, Pin ex. div; Denver 8
Rio Grande. 3sas; Denver & Rio Grande pre-
6s5s; Eric second preferred, 81; Illinois Central
| 143; Louisville & Nashville, 121; Missouri, Kan,
sas 8 Texas = 26s; NeW York Central 1927
preferred: 90; Ontario & Western, 81; Pennsyl
Readn Mshd Mines as Readns 80
ferred. 36% Southern Railway, BPS Southern
Railway preferred, 96; Southern Pacific, "a
Union Pacific, 94A; Union Pacific preferred, "a
United States Steel. 36H ex. div; United State.
preferred, 59La. -. '"E
Bar silver, weak, 224sd per OF. -
Money, 3h@4 per cent The rate Of discoun
in the open market for short bills is ga @3H pc
cent; three months bills 81 as 1916 per cent.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
OPENING PRICES ON WHEAT FIRM or
CABLES AND TEMPERATUREs.

Chicago, March Happening prices in wheat
We're firm higher cables and low tempera lures
in the northwest and May was unchanged to nc
ts sRs 1 S 5 ~ s to to % s&s
market held firm. although trading }wasHrather
light. Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts
Of sos cars, which with local receipts OF 20 cars
of contract grade az made total acePts for
last week and 422 a year ago. :, .. Z
The market was dull the entire session. "A
fairly strong tone developed on the bullish adj
vices from Paris, and May sold up to 75%c,
but late in the day pit traders became active
sellers, and with no support the market weak
ened and the close was q @ hc lower at 1880
- Close: wheat-May; 74%@75c; July, 71A@
Cash Wheat~No. 2 red, 74@75hac; No. 3 red.
7O0174c; No. 2 hard winter. 7It079c; No hard
winter. 69@T1c; No. 1 northern spring, 1914 a
7ec; % 2 northern spring, 77@1sc; No 8
The trading in corn was featureless and the
volume of business was light. Opening prices
on May were shade lower to shade higher at
1850 to 47a4c. and after selling at Az a147Bc,
the market steadied around 41:Ac, higher cables
porting influence Local receipts were 2S1 cars,
none Of contract grade. ~. ....-
A steady feeling prevailing Throughout the
day and May closed &c. lower at ar @47Mc.
Close: Corn-March, 451sc; May; 4715@47%c;
Cash: Gorn-No. 2, 45@4514c; No. 3, 41@
41Aac. ...,.o,.
The better tone in the wheat and corr pits
caused considerable covering In oats at the
5te e higher sns G at ws 6re
tremely light and the market held Arm, there
being little change in prices the first hour. Local
receipts were 1876 cars.-l..-.~.. .a5s s7g. ~.
31Mc: August ae1zc; September. $3.50. .,
Oats, No. q 341ac; No. 3, 34c. a. :
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England to-day and 10000 pounds was with
drawn fors shipment to South Africa.
LONDON March a2~Goid premiums m Jun "a; are
rid, 1892; Lisbon, %. :fE5
b PARIS. March 1.-THE weekly statement of
the Bank .eof France shows the following
changes: Notes in circulation decreased II AGO.
900 francs; treasury accounts current increased
81 125. 900 francs; gold in hand decreased 5O75,-
900 francs; bills discounted increased 24,25O,
900 francs; silver in hand increased 10000
francs: @
PARIS, March 12-Threes per. cent rentes,
100 francs, 12h centimes for the account.
BERLIN, March 12--Exchange on London, 20
marks SO pfennigs for checks; discount rates,
short bills, IL per cent; three months bills,
az per cent
of Bombay was to-day reduced from to
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Guttef, 11rmeP; packing STOCK, steady. Strict
fruits, steady. Apples, steady. '"i Potstes sn
firm. 49, - =: 77''
o, BUITEREExEa ereameries, pei. lb, ssc; 6rsts,
1lH@1ae: packing stock, s@i1 se;~ fresh reno:
EGGs-strictly fresh cases included, loss of.
per doz, l41sc; sertictly fresh, case count, 14c;
GHnEsE-rwins Or dets,. fancy, 141ac; twins
or eood pats chG1ee 12c; twins o. to
81 $s1 Swiss IA seah% 7s@l4s e ~
pkhsSRD F s!S5E; e fancy, un-
s fhS3ss 1sSs f falr to $685. 9oo ehtf
d d2e hens a fancy 1se fair to good 11@12e
is5r efeo so 3D. $780, geese fancy heads
tS5hsz h thct ss rsszfsss s s
ehiekens o. springs. 12@12hc;I ducks young,
a hea12 Se1s young +esolored liz
DREssED 'n fancg NO S 5ere h. k@
Se far m to good f7@7c s%a or eyerwegh
off, fancy, s7s@ec; hogs, 7c; medium, 515c;
TOMATOES per crate. $3.50.
,CABBAGE-Home grown, fancy. per. 100 lbs
PoTATOEs-Per bu, small lots, 4o@45c; car
1ots' No. l. sacks extra, a5c; medium, sacks ex
SWEET POTATOES -cobdens, per br1. 81.
POPCORN-Old rice, per h., 4@5c; new rice,
n NE WI; HoIE3SSW White. fa9sy lib sections,
as,esa% xlss fsne S" R*E 0' ne shinS
DRIED BEANS Fam navy, per bu se75:
choice navy, 81 50; medium hand-picked,. $2.25;
@ n abd1 5ar $75; brown $780, fair to good
AZ APPLEs-.,Jonathans. per brl, 81; Ben*Davis,
, Willow =. Twigs, 81; Baldwins, s2.75@s; Green,
PiNEAPPLEs Per crate, s4@4 so. >.y-z 80.
sR?es s1e ' sss 81 ;? e S'df rah
LEMONS - California fancy, $s.5o@a:75;
GGAAHSff H FkGffssr h sal, HsE $780,
ada Sncsss s%s
els.
VEGETABLES beans, per bu, 81. 25; egg
heads per dos, 75e: mint per ' dos. 2s@ 1850
ei$ sz
CHICAGO PRODUCE: March 70. Butte
Fees rmer at mark included 1sc
easy' turkeys i5dise; Chickens. io@isc p'"''
NEW YORK PRODUCE, March 12.--Butter-
Receipts. 3.766 pkgs; firm; state dairy, ESQ
e. extra 2e h held
Cheese-Firm; receipts, 955 pkgs; state full
cream, fancy small colored, fall made, 14Ac
made @9a, g. 14A@14He; large white, fall made, i
averaes a westerns stere fam
cy, 19c; southern, 1Shc; refrigerated 124l6c
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, March u --Wheat. was &C
tive and closed nc lower. at 74Ac for May.
Sales were large and a good deal of May to
July changing was done ~ Flax tocs "a sharp
It was very strong and closed bid at the top.
Receipts-Wheat,&3 80 ears; flax, q; oats, ~;
rye, 5. Shipnents-Barley 4,216 bu; fax, 4,631
bu " Y s&E3ys go
northern cash. 731hc; to arrive and May and
Jnly7ae: Se2 northern sash tbs te ar
81 10: to arrive. Sill: May, LIP: July 81
September, $1.14; October. $1.13; November,
$1.1O. Oats-Cash. 3214c;s May, 3S15c. Rye
Cash. 491sc; May, 50Ac..
NEW YORK GRAIN q AMI, .. ooTIogR.
but fairly Steady. BuckWheat hour, dull
ST lis spot and to arrive. Wheat re:
ceipts 1e, 800 bu; sales 1880 900 Blu. Opened
barely pteady but was later rallied by covering
57A @hc. Rye, Steady; state. s. @s2c. elf.
New York; No: western. s19A @S2c !. fob ~,
bu: dull but held steady by the wheat advance
and small arrivals May, 527s@52 1870. Oats,
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THE FLOUR MARKET
SALES ARE LARGER. AND THE OUTLOOK IS
-. VERY FAVORABLE. :

This morning flour orders began coming in more
freely, and, the rnillers. reported sales In the
aggregate larger than for some time Late
Seftsrday there was good business. and sales
In ell are reported in the neighborhood of 200,
30 brls. There is better prospect now for
export business although the bulk of the late
sales was to domestic buyers. Eastern demand
is reported picking up and millers expect coll
tinuance of good demand from now on t.
Shipments are running little larger as the
car situation, although still very unsatisfactory.
lis improved, and millers able to move the
product more promptly than of late.
First patents quoted $3.75@3. IS: second
patents So .65@3. 70; first clears, 2.15; sec.
end clears S2m2.1O.
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THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

oats. 4: No. white oats. 0; No. 5 oats. is:
no grade oats IL; No. 2 rye, 2; No. i barley,
1s; No 5 barley. 8; No. northwestern hax,
fax, .. .-.ggs-- s..,-. I'd. ~.
Cars Inspected out---No:, hard wheat, L;
wheat 80; No. wheat. 10; rejected wheat, 9;
no grade wheat, 1: No. 8 winter wheat. 1e;
No. 3 corn; 1; No corn 2; nc. grade corn 3;
no grade oats, 1 No barley, 2: no grade bar
ley, 8; No. fax, 10; rejected max, 2.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION MARCH

: q. STATE GRAIN INSPECTIUN SMAHUH II.
Inspected In--Wheat-Cars-.
ss: Great Northern-No 1, hard, S. No. porth-
ern.. 49, No. northern, 20; No. 8, L; no
grade l..
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul-No. north
ern: 8; No. 2 northern IA; No: 3, o.; rejected, 8.
y Minneapolis s. st. Louis-No. I northern, 3;
No. 2 northern, 3: No 3, /; no grade, 2.
Soe-No. northern. L; No. 2 northern, 2.
Northern Pacifc-No. l northern, 4; No.
northern, l.. rejected. L. ts2yz%
Chicago st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha--No.
2 northern. 8; No. 8. s.; rejected. s.; grade, j.
Total--No hard, s. No 1 northern, 50;
/. No. northern, so; No. 8 10; rejected, -;
no grade, 4.
Other Grains-Cars-No. 3 winter wheat, AZ
No. 2 macaroni wheat. 1 No 4 corn, 1; nc
grade. corn, Z; No, white oats, L; No. 8 white
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
WHEAT MOVEMENTS RY ROADS.

Received-t:ars- milwaukee,, liz: Omaha, g:
st. Louis. 3; Great Northern, 73; Burlington, "a;
500. 8: Northern Pacific, Is.
Ship. Gars-Milwaukee, I; Omaha, 6; st.
S. Burlington, 10; Chicago Great Western, 4.
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receipts s. 800 bu; steady on small, trade;
May, 52hc; July, 5oAc. ~. -,
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, March 12;-Flour. SC
ern: 791sc; No. 2 northern, 7!@7shc: May, 74H
@75c bid. Puts. 74hc bid; calls. 75ssc bid.
Rye, tirmer: No, l., 52c: Barley, steady; No. 2,
o2@esc; sample 45@5sc Oats steady; stand tan
bid; calls 4Sc asked. , 80 .-G
TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, March 12.-
Mheat.Fairly active. steady; cash, 75c; May,
NAY 4Ms; Jny 44zsc 0atswDull Snehsngea
531ac. Cloverseed-Fairly active. lower; cash
$S95: March: $685.; April, 1856; October: S.; 40
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, March 12--closing
6s I'D: 10 / northern spring, IS SID; No. !
California, IS 10d; futures closed quiet; March
Is 31sd; May, 6s 1Hd; July, IS 1Md: Corn
can mixed old, no stock; futures closed steady
March, IS I'D; May, IS 4Bd.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, March 12-cloee
esss 10 hard %s5s No. aey sa $685.
No: white, s5ss @4ic. t oats-No. white, 36@
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, March 12.-Close: Whea
Lover; No: 2 red, cash, elevator. 6s1hc: May
Gorn-Lower; No. 2, cash. se,5c; May. 4oMe
nos 19A Nav u No eah SS s
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, March ~
ST.. LOUIS GRAIN March 12-Close: Whe

CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN,
March 12:-.Rye, May, size. Flax. cash north
western 81 II; southwestern, 81 ~. Timothy,
March, 81. 52h. Glover, March, Sill 49,: Bar
ley, cash, 42m56c. ), o.. e.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Westerns; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul. II;
Minneapolis s. st. Louis. 5; Chicago. st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha, is; Great Northern. q:
Northern Pacific, 9: Chicago, Burlington & Quin-
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, March 12.-Provisions
opened firm on small advance In the price OF
hogs and small receipts at the yards but trad
ing was light and without any features. prices
showing little change during the early part :, Of
May lard Was up nd ri RIBS
| unchanged to PIC higher at $9.97lS to. $40.
| Close: Pork, S1S.17h; July, SIT .671s; Sep.
| TENDER. 17.41k.
| Close: Lard. March $40 .ol1s: May. s1o.15;
July. SIC. o21z; September, IS: 911s@l0:
| tember,. Sc. 621h @9. IS .s$l
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PUTS AND CALLS

Two O'Clock report:
Puts-Afay wheat, 10 sc. -- ..r, .,:-, -.~, z.
Calls-NIay wheat, 741Ac. ',S e."
fCurb-May wheat, 74k 0I4Ac.
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NEW YORK COFFEE AND suGAH

NEW YORK PROVISIONS, March 12.-Beef,
easy; family, $14@15. Pork firm. Lard quiet,
prime western steam $1O.45
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= PEORIA WHISKY, March a. - whisky OH the
basis of $1.3O for finished goods. s3.f
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400: hogs 1900; hogs. strong to sc higher;
selling: 81, POI lbs, $3.50; a: 24s lbs 81 Is;
1,123 lbs 81: beeves. 1, 4s7 lbs, 81. Is; cows:
500 lbs, S. so; 10 cows, $40 lbs, s. So: II
COWS, 1,1OS lbs, 81 %: stockers 7so lbs y 80
81 so; yearlings, $50 lbs, 81 IS; 10 yearlinss,
$40 lbs So. IS; yearlinGs, GO lbs, 81. I
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Coffee futures opened steady at a partial adj
vance of s points. under a somewhat better de-
cables were conflicting and speculation after the
call less active, continued steady throughout the
morning, the early gain spreading to some. other
changed to 5 points higher. Sales foot up 5000
bags, including March at 4.:s0c; May. 45oc: July
So Exchange. IL 13-32d. Receipts 5000 bags
Sugar Steady; fair refining. BIC: centrifugal,
96 test, 3Ac: snsolasses sugar, Sc: refining SIC:
crushed, $40; powdered. 4.50c; graduated,
4.SOc. s5j55@ssss 5.ss w,
Coffee--Steady; Ne. Z Rio. 5ssc ss f#-st
Molasses-Firm: New orleans, 81 a 4Oc.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, March 12.-Cattle-
Receipts 1000: strong. with Texans 10c higher;
beef steers. S3.5O@5.30; stockers and feeders,
$4,000. 40 cows and heifers, $2,2o@4.5o; Tex
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: Sc higher: pigs. S6:75td
IS; packers. $7.25@7 .60 butchers. 81. 5o@7.I5.
Sheep-Receipts. 300; strong; sheep, $SI5@
7.57; lambs $5.5O@I.
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receipts 81 500 bu: steady on small, trade
track white 44G4Sc. y-..- %E$.E s.
Close: Wheat-May. 79%c; July, TIC Corn
May, 52hc; July, 50Ac. ... 49,
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEAPo
T.. LIS PRODUCE. EXCHANGE. 49,. -.

Wednesday, March 12.-Extra creamery
butter, frmer; packing stock, steady. Strict
ly fresh eggs, lower. Fancy country
dressed veal weak, Poultry, firm. Green
fruits, steady. Apples, steady. Potatoes,
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tle-Receipts 5000; strong to 1Oc higher; beef
steers $4.1O@5.25; Texans. s250@4: so: cows
| and heifers, $1.75@4.45; stockers and feeders,
| So 500l4. SIS.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; steady to strong. heavy.
$737ia @1;6o; paek * es Ss:2o@7.a7A; workers.
sheep-Receipts. 5000; strong; sheep, sS.6o@
| 6. lambs S4M6 IS,
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MONEY REPORTS

Total sales, 476,1O0.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, March 12.-Cattle-
Receipts. $500. strong; beef steers. $sso@5 20:
stockers and feeders S3@4.5O.
Hogs-Receipts: 5000; steady; heavy, $1,000
7:45: pigs $6.50@7 ---
Sheep-Receipts, $500: steady; sheep, $4,000
6; lambs. So. 1907. ..--.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE. March 10. Butter
steady; creameries. 1S@271ac; diaries, 14(l24c-
Eggs frmer. at mark, cases included, ,1sc.
Cheese, steady: twins. 121hc; daisies 13@1S1Ac;
Young Americas. 13W131Ac. Dressed poultry,
easy, turkeys, 15@1sc; chickens, 1O@13c.