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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-14
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MONEY REPORTS

New York. Feb 14.-Close- Prime mercantile
paper 4st9a 51s; sterling exchange steady with
4s7.eo for demand at. 81 s. 50 for sixty day
bills; posted rates, 81. 50 and s4.ss: commercial
ss nas f bonds 4sN We,N
New, York Feb. l4.-Time money steady:
six months, Az @4s4 Money on call nominal.
New: York. Feb. 14.-Exchangcs, s2ea, so7 ,a25;
MINNEAPoLIs, Feb. 14:--Bank clearipgs to-
rate asse, ssyins "' rate
Chicago exchange; selling rate 29 c. premium ,
huyms rate Csc discount 4 London eoday sight
ST. PAUL. Feb. i4.-Clearipgs, 81, o51 81 ! 50.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb; a a.! lea l,g S2;,
eesSnes es9 balances
BALrlMohE; FEB: 14-elearings: s.. 1o4 ;sls;
ao7. $50: balances. SO ss2 100; money, 5 per cent
CHICAGO; Feb: 14.,-clearidgs. Ssl .o5a eos:
bid. Foreign exchange, unchanged: sterling
posted at s4.s5 for sixty days and at Sass for
demand.
PARIS. Feb. 14.-Three per cent rentes 100
francs "a centimes for the account.
BERLIN. Feb. 14-Excbange on London 20
bills ~ per cent, three months bills rs per
cent.
NEW YORK BONDS, Feb. 14.--Unitcd States
refunding 2s registered 1o71s. coupon 1917
United States 3s. registered 1o7, coupon 107 :
United States new Is, registered 13412. coupon
1854: United States old 4s, registered 1885,
coupon 1o91h: United States 5s. registered 1O2S ,
coupon 1929: .Atchison general As, 1929; Atcb-
son adjustment As l2A: Baltimore & Ohio As
1uS; Baltimore & Ohio 31ss o.; Baltimore &
o. converted 4s, los: Can. South. seconds. 10SA ).
Central of Georgia So. 1OSA Central of Georgia
first incomes BOY; Chesapeake & Ohio AS,
1866; Chicago & Alton shs. III Y, Chicago Bur
lington & Quincy new 4s. "a a Chicago. Milwau-
kee & st Paul general As Ill y offered: Chicago
s. Northwestern consolidated Ts 1925 Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific As LOG; Cleveland. Gin.
cnnati, Chicago s. st. Louis general Is. 100:
Chicago Terminal As. 81: Colorado & Southern As.
81; Denver s. Rio Grande As, 991s Erie prior lien
As. 9S5s Erie general is. 81; Fort Worth & Den.
yer City first, 111A: Hooking Valley 41hs
Manhattan consolidated gold bonds, 1O33t
Louisville & Nashville pnited As s10OM Mex.
lean Central As q; Mexican Central LIST inc.
27A; Minneapolis 6 st. Louis As, 1O3A Mis-
souri, Kansas s. Texas As. 901a; Missouri. Kan
| sas s. Texas DDS, s21s New York Central gen
| eral 3hs. 1O3si: New Jersey Central general IS,
| 1873; Northern Pacific As. 103A; Northern Pa
cifc IS. 1917: Norfolk & Western consol As,
! 1O1 y Reading General As, 97M; st. Louis &
| Iron Mountain conso 5s, 49, ST
| Louis 6 San Francisco As. offered, &c;
| ST. Louis Southwestern lists. 81; st. Louie
| Southwestern ends. SO: San Antonio & Aralsas
i Pass As. SO; Southern Pacific As, 90: Southern
Railway IS. LIZ: Texas Pacific lists. III
Toledo, st. Louis s. Western As. 70: Union Pa
cifc cony. Is 106A Wabash lists lis: Wabasl
/ ends los; Wabash Deb. B.. S3A: West Shors
l4s,s III "a; Wheeling & Lake. Erie 4s a3sx
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Feb. 14-A much
estimated with higher prices caused a firm tone
in provisions at the start, May pork being Sc
higher at s17o5 May lard was n I, S1e at So 90.
was dull
i Close: Pork---Alay. $17.12a: July. $16.521a. !
Close. Lard-February. $3.50; May. S9.521a a
Close Ribs-May ss.47l4: July. so.221a; Sep
tember.s S915 81 S
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Feb. IA Beef,
dull. Pork, STEADY Lard. steady; prime west
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Feb. 14.-Cattle
Receipts, 600: Unchanged beef steers. sea
5.:35: Texans, $2.6O@4: cows and heifers, sea
3.75: stockers and feeders. s25o@4.15.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000: strong to Zoe higher:
heayy. s6so07. o1 u: packers. ss.7o@6 30; york
ers s6.T7 * @6.S5: pigs. IS. 5OM 6.45.
Sheep omipal; sheep. $500 80; lambs,
S5 4OGd e. Pa $50 = - 81
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sioux CITY LIVE STOCK. Feb. 14.-R,

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Feb. 14.-Re-
ceipts of cattle at this market during the week
ran 900 head short of last week. and the falling
off was due to the more limited marketing of
stockers. The percentage Of killing cattle was
as liberal as last week. With liberal receipts
on the opening days. the market ruled fairly
active on anything of desirable quality and
weight and these were picked up readily by the
buyers. at fully steady prices. There was. a
much larger percentage of common and inferior
cattle in the yards, and on these grades the
market ruled very slow, and by Tuesday they
were selling 15@25c lower than the high point
of last week. There considerable falling
of in the country demand and the dealers close
the week with good many cattle in their pens
sold from $500 to 81 o. but big strings Of Just
fair quality stOckers changed hands at S3@3.Tj
for cattle averaging from 500 to 300 lbs. A
few lunches of good quality strong weight year.
ling steers sold from $3.50 to $3.50. but the bulk
of the calves and yearling steers sold from So
to So. As, with few as low as $3.50. Heifer
stuff was in light supply and the demand was not
more than enough to care for the offerings at S.
@265, The bad condition of the fat cattle
market at all points is the cause OF the falling
of ip the stocker and feeder demand.
The fat cattle market has been unsatisfactory
to the shipping interests and III sympathy Will
the decline at other points The market here has
ruled 2oc lower than tie close of last week. The
offerings of strictly good quality have been
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Prices again 501Oc higher. Receipts modcr-
days host, but the average quality showed lit
tie Improvement. Price range. $6.o0@6.9O; bulk
SS.6!gG.so Light and inferior quality sell at
and desirable heavy. Sc. so@6.ao.
Hogs-!4, 242 lbs, $500; 40 PA lbs $3.50:
80 "a lbs. se.75;; 4; go lbs, $50: - 10
$3.50: So 2O6 lbs, 500; Sc, 1914 lbs, $685.: Is.
300 lbs. $3.50. -t~.
odds and Ends-s, s51 lbs, $685. 5, 42o lbs.
1915: S. 162 lbs. $685.: 4. $50 lbs, Sc. so; 9, 900
lbs $3.50: IA, 161 lbs. $685..
Pigs and Underweights-17, 1856 lbs, S. %; g..
% lbs. $3.50.
Stays and Boars--1, 40 lbs, So 80; /, 100 lbs,
$3.50.
CATTLE-Receipts of all kinds very light.
Butcher cows and steers steady: Low grade
and feeders, quiet at unchanged prices. Yards
we'll cleared.
So Butcher sot tee 1h5 ss5 lbs 81 l. LAO lbs
Butcher Cows and Heifers--1. 1920 lbs, $685.:
3. 200 lbs. 1925: 4. 900 lbs. s265: l. zoe
lbs SIS $50: N H. $50 lbs. Sis 81 w. So = =
Butcher Bulls. l 800 lbs. So. 40: l. 500 lbs.
Veal Calves, 10 lbs, $3.50; 8, 1s5 lbs,
Stock toe and Feeding Steers i $50 lbs $50:
Stock Cows and Heifers-7 SCI lbs, $3.50:
Stock and Feeding Bulls, 1000 lbs, s275:
l, 1850 IBIS, 81. 50.
Mich Cows and springers--1 cow $50
SHEEP-Receipts light and not sale. Moth
ing fresh offered. Trade very quiet, with no
qnotable change in prices. Sales:
ewes. al lbs, $3.50.
Among the shippers on the market were: j.
0. Billings. Fergus Falls: c. +. Luessen. Valley
CITY, X. Beard. Dickinson: j. s. Green, Red
Wing; J. Littel. Hampton: f. Schneider, Nor
wood: Jones & Hardness. Durand; Carver Bros.
& Co.. Morrisiown NJ. X. Wolfe. Kellogg: NJ.
kinsella Millvllle; II. c. Black, Cannon Falls.
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Clearances: Wheat end horr. ss1 900 bl corn.
Z II 900 bu: oats 25, 900 b1.
London close: Wheat, I'D lower to unchanged.
Corn, unchanged TO I'D lower
liverpool close: Wheat, unchanged TO ia
lower. Corn unchanged to I'd higher.
Paris cable: Wheat. steady. ) confines to 20
confines higher. Flour. steady, 10 confines
higher
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DICKINSON, N. D.-The D, e. Hartman
Land company of ST. Paul has bought
a large tract of land thirty miles south
west and is erecting a store and hotel.
Fifty settlers have arrived for the new
colony.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEW YORK COTTON Feb

NEW YORK COTTON, Feb. 14.-The cotton
market opened steady at unchanged prices to
. g 'ssn and ed to
level 5n6 points under the closing figures s
the actual delivery Of cotton, phase of the
situation which increased the confidence Of
tees ae in at New YORK at present prices
reflects marked. caution bAd general buying
shows subsiding tendency. Liverpool cables
1900 last year. It is expected that the
will exceed the movement of next week.
Futures closed barely steady. February 9,3l
March, sS April eas Msy s1o 'gne
tober, S26; spot closed quiet; middling uplands
$50: middling gulf, 9.s5: sales none, Estimated
with last Week and
year. For the week 10000 bales, compared
with 1s7,1sl last week and l66.9so last year Ear
Houston 6591 males against 1865 last year.
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, Feb. IA
Coffee futures opened quiet at decline OF
being by the
and duTing the arst hour Speculation was very
At Rio, firm; No: Rio T. se:25. Exchange
11Ad. Receipts 10000 bags; Cleared for the
United States as 5000 Cleared for Europe 1000
Futures closed steady with prices net I'M
changed to points higher. Total sales reached
4.75; July, 4.eO@4.95: September, 5.1O@5.15
November. $40; December, 5.35 January, $50
Spgar-Raw, firm: fair refining, SIC; cen
trifugal 96 test, sMc: molasses sugar, SC; re
fined. steady: crushed. 5.25: powdered. 4.75
granulated. 4.65: Coffee, firm; No: Rio 5la
Molasses, firm, New Orleans, 32@4Oc.
NEW YORK PRODUCE, Feb. 14.-Butter re
ceipts,5,O12 packages; quiet: State dairy, log
Dr. ytr rrao In1d
25c; creamery common TO choice, 1895 5c.
Cheese receipts. 1.1Ss packages, firm; stat
late made 1874 @14c: small white fall made
14Ac: late made. 1sAc: large colorcd. fal
made. 14Ac; late made, 1Sac; large white, fal
! made, 14hc: late made. 131ac. -.'s
Eggs-Recepts, 1916 packages: firm: stat
and Pennsylvania average best, 12c; western
12ac. r." - .' ~. g. @.... ~.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS, FEB. 10.

Observation-Disclosures Is cars; Omaha. A.
St Louis %: Great Northern, IL; Burlington
10: 500. II; Northern Pacific. 4; Chicago Great
Western, L: Rock Island s.
Shipped-AliIwaukee, 16 cars; Omaha 2; ST.
Louis. o. Great Northern, 5; Burlington, 49,;
Chicago Great Western, Z Rock Island, l.
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4 HARVEY, N. D.-Henry Kurtz, a we'll
known merchant, has filed petition in
bankruptcy His assets are placed at
only $4,000
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The WEEK IN CATTLE
Six Days Of Alternate Light and Lib.
eral Receipts at the South St.
Paul Market.
The Quality Has Not Averaged High
in Either Butcher Beef or
Hogs.

South ST. Paul, Feb 14.--Ca ttle--Receipts of
cattle for the week just closed total about 2275,
against 2,S6o last week and 2,sl1 the corre-
spending week last year. Calf receipts this
week total about -575 against AGO last week and
81 this week last year. The butcher cattle
market shows weak to 15c decline from the
close OF the week previous. In the lowering of
values tbat canning grades show the most loss,
while cutters not far from steady with
week ago. She stock selling from SIZE up AM!
killing steers about 1Oc lower for the week.
The decline has been forced by sharp slumpS
in values at other points, the local run not nav
ing been sufficient to supply the wants of the
trade. Bulls have been in good demand at
stronger prices and the veal calf trade show
no quotable change with week ago. Good stock
and feeding cattle weighing around 700 to 900
lbs have been IN strong demand and hare sold
strong to shade higher, with the heavy
feeders and light stockcrs having held steady
Inferior steer calves continue slow to dull. Stock
hcifers selling steady with a week ago. No
quotable change has been noted in the trade or
| mich cows and springers from last weeks wind
| up. Good grades have sold steady but others
| dull. .
Hogs-Hog receipts here this week total about
| II 600 against 1921 last week and 11,1S4 same
! week last year. The market has been governed
| to large extent by receipts at the big centers
and values f]uctuating up and down most every
| day this week. The close of the week finds val
ues about 50t10c higher than at the close of
| last week, providing no material changes occur
| to-day. Choice hogs sold up to 81 on Friday s
| market. General quality has averaged fair.
| Sheep-Receipts of sheep during the week just
| closed total about 100, compared with q 800
the week previous and 1871 the corresponding;
| week last year. Moderate receipts both here
and at eastern markets has caused advance
| in prices. The local demand has been very
strong for the good grades of both sheep and
| lambs Medium grades generally quoted
strong to 1Jc higher, and lambs fully 1O@15c
higher than week ago. The demand for good
feeders is good, but common kinds are not much
| wanted. +. ~. --.
The estimated receipts at the Union Stock
Yards to-day: Cattle, IS; calves, 10; hogs,
1900; sheep. 700: cars, SO.
| The following table shows the receipts from
1 Lid. ! 14Q3 COZ with the
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limited. A few heads Of 1.475-lb heeves were
good enough to sell at $4-75 and few odd head
of cows brought s. The best Of the unfinished
and lightweight steers ranging from $3.50 to
s.; 50; The bulk of the fair 10 medium COWS
from $3.50 to $3.50. Gamers and cutters sold
from 80 to $40.
HoGs-The marketing of hogs has been more
head over last week. The market opened up with
declining prices but with reaction later in the
from 500 to $500. With the lights and butcher
hogs showed considerable improvement the
week advanced and weights, ran heavier. The
SHEEP-The marketing of sheep has been
wants of the packers. The market has been
relatively strong compared With other points
SIPS. and fD ewes from 1913 to s. Is. ''
iss eee' sn:sg 1885, ss
4sS SEQ T ls1 ses q; lbs lbs
s2.I5: II cows, 1920 lbs: s5:s5 9 stockers. 40
lbs, $315; 10 stockers, 800 lbs, s3.75: stock
$ss5. > -
sbeep-stronr.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Feb. 14--cattle-Ee-
ceipts. goo; market nominal good to ssep PRIME me
stockers and feeders, So 25@4: 80; COWS and hef-
ers. Sl.4OM4. 80: Gamers. 81 .4e@2 80; bulls.
s2@4.25; calves, SIS. 3o@s; Texas fed steers, $3.50
dl4.25.
Hogs Receipts to-day. 1900: Monday, a.
600: left over. $3.50: market strong and 1oe
higher: mixed and butchers, S6.10dI.1e; GOOD
to choice heavy. S7.6567.25: rough heavy. So 80
az: light. $6.4O@ SIS: bulk of sales, S6.f0T
cas-.
Sheep-Recepts. 1000: market steady; good
choice wet6ers s.ef fair 5. to 80 shosGe
native lambs. $4.I5@6.60; western lambs, $40
@6.5o. 90,
hogs 26.o17: sheep, 5.39I Sh1pments-Catt'e'
g. 3s3; hogs, 4.4os; sheep. SS3
ST, LOUIS LIVE STOCK. Feb. 14..Cattle--
Receipts. 900 steady; beef steers s5Go.oo;
stockers and feeders. So. 1904 90; cows and
heifers. So 25m4.50: Texans, S2@i29 Hogs
Receipts l 300: steady: pigs. S62oa6 10: PACK
ers So. T5M $50: butchers s6.I!Gl1o sheep-
Receipts, 500; strong; sheep, $42o@o; LAMBS
s5M6.40. .-. ...-. 5.-.--..-
OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Feb. 14.-Csttie-Re,
ceipts so: 15M2Oc lower for the week: beef
steers S3.50d5: cows and heifers. S2sOgi: can
ners Sl.750126 60: stockers and feeders. SS44.4u.
Hogs-Receipts, 200; active, &c hlSher;
Sheep - Active, strong; sheep, s4.75@s5o;
lambs S4.75@6.25.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Feb. 14.-Wheat gained nc.
to-day on light business. 1t sold to 77Bc. but
closed at TIC for May July. was dull. Flax
sold steadily at yesterdays price and closed
changed. Receipts-Wheat. 1s4 cars: oats. 10;
barley. 1: fax, IS. Shpments--Barley, 1918
: Close: Wheat--No. 1 hard cash. 771sc: to
arrive 77asc; No. northern. cash, 761sc: to ar
rive, 1850; May. 77Bc; July. tic: No. north
ern. "A Mc: No. 5. 71hc. .Fiax-Cash, s1.13A;
to arrive. s1.14la May. s1.1eM: July: $116h.
Oats-Cash, SAFE; Hay, 35c. Rye-Cash, 49c;
Nav 5O1bc ..-s. .s.'s.
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ern, IS; No. northern, 50; No. 3. 10; rejected.
is: no grade, r. - =
Minneapolis & st. Lous-No. northern, IL;
No. 2 northern. 37;"tNo. 3, II: rejected 8; no
grade 3. s.-.. =. -. f.. ..s-.
500 Llne--No. l northern, A; No. 2 northern.
p: No 3. 6: rejected II.
Northern :Pacific--No. l northern, 5: No. 9
northern, +; rejected. J.. s. ~.
Chicago. ST Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha--No.
northern IL; No. s, IS; rejected 20: no
grade, Is. .........-. ... - -. g.
Total-No. 1 hard. I; NJ. l northern. 1O4;
No. 2 northern 1917 No 8, 1O7: rejected. G.; no
grade 40. ~. -. - " s.
other Grains-Cars-No. ; winter wheat 26;
rejected winter wheat, TO-. no grade winter
wheat. ]: No. corn. II: grade corn. 81
No. 2 white oats. /; No. 3 white oats. 25 No.
! white oats. ~: No. : oats. II: no grade oats.
TO-; No. rye. 6: No. 5 rye. 8; no grade. rye. |;
No. barley, 9: No. barley, IS: 10. barley;
So; no grade harley +: No. i flax 3D. rejected
flax, 10: grade fax. I. ..... -
Cars Inspected out-No. northern wheat. 3;
No. 2 northern wheat, %; No. :: wheat, 3:
rejected wheat. 16: grade wheat. 1: No.
winter wheat, 2: No. corn, 3; no grade cora. ):
No. 5 white oats. /: No. white oats, 3; No.
oats 4 no grade oats, 2; No. 3 harley. 2: No.
barley, I; No. barley, 4; No. 1 flax, l3:
rejected fax, 3,
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Feb.
14.-Rye-s1ay. 51c. F1ax-Cash northwestern.
Tmetby south Februar2 clover FeSquary
SLIGO. Barley--Cash. 4@56c.
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Reccived--Whcat 257 cars, 236.44O bu: corn,
1880 bu; oats. 80, $50 bu; barley. 90 $50 bu;
rye, $3.50 bu; fax, 14.72O bu; -four. $50 brls;
millstuffs 81 tons hay. 81 tons; fuel oil 50 900
gals; fruit 1900 lbs: merchandise 1852. $50
hS ium9 2 o s9Gk ood @
cords; brick, IS 900: cement 2o9 brs: pig iron.
Is cars; live stock, l car; salt. J. car; dressed
sundries. 3s cars. Car lots: SIS. W.
shippcd-Wheat. 50 cars. 56;o5o bu: corn,
$500 bu; oats 1880 blu: barley. 1890 bu:
rye y7o bushels; fax. y $3.50 bushels;
aour u 1872! e 6oo barrels ndisf ps
lumber, IS ears: machinery. go 800 lbs; coal,
142 tons; cement. 100 brs; household goods,
5000 lbs: pig iron. 20 cars: live stock. car;
lnseed oil 800 brls; oil cake $4,000 lbs hides,
pelts. ETC. 49, 100 lbs; railroad materials, cars;
sundries, is cars. Car lots. 10. 49,. ..a. .---.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION FEB. 1s. 4,
Inspected In-Wheat-Cars- Great Northern
No. hard 1: No. 1 northern. 90: No.; . nor I'll
ern, SO; No. 8. 81 rejected o. no grade, f.
81 Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul-No. nortl
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? NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Feb. tt
Flour receipts, 81 O47 hrs: sales. 4.50o pkgs:
quiet and about steady. Buckwheat -four. dull,
ST .9o@2.2O spot and to arrive. Wheat. re-
cetpts. $4,000 bu: sales: 1 0om bu: dull but
the Argentine. local covering and foreign buying.
May. 81 a-160ls1 Sc: July. is 7-16@ISksc; Sep
temher. !76 13-l6c. Rye. dull. state 56M2lHc G.
afioat Corn. receipts $4,000 bu: sales. 1ooo0n
bu: steady light offerings. steadier cables and
unsa tisfactory weather news from the west.
Later 1T yielded to realizing. March, 36M561hc
May. 81 1864 81 sc: July. 4g%c.l Oats. re-
ceipts. 100000 bu: dull and barely steady. Track
white. l6M4Sc.
Close: Wheat. May. s1Ac: July, 1850. Corn,
May, 81 Sc; July. 493sc.
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y KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Feb. 14.--Close
hard Csc NO 2 red. 70a@71c. Corn-May,
3s1sc July. 3sasc cash, No. mixed, 3s3i @40c; ;
No. . white, 401a G411ac. Oats-No. white,
30 * a 3534c. .Sa
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F1our-st. Louis fancy winter quiet, SIS Sd.


MILWAUKEE GRAIN, Feb. 14.-Flour-pull.
assoc No northern. 7s'a79c; May. 77a.c bid.
Ryc-steady; No !. 51Ms2c; Barley-steady
No. 2. 64e; sample asa 3c.; Oats-Steady;
standard :6c. Corn--May. 45c.
| Wheat-Puts. - sc bid; calls 7s!kc.
| Corn-Puts. 44Is @45c. sellers; calls, 4o7sc.
sellers ~ .-.-.
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DAILY CLOSING PRICES
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

= The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
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- LIVERPOOL GRAIN Feb. 14.-Wheat-Spot
No ! northern spring. dull. 6s Cd: No. red
western wirter. quiet. IS Id: No. l Californis
quiet, 6s lid: futures INACTIVE; March, rs $40
May. 6s 1kd: July, Is Nd
Corn-Spor American mixed new, steady. ~
I'd: American mixed, old. no stock futures in
active; March. is I'd; May, As SID; July, nomi-
nal. 70. r.-
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PUTS AND CALLS.
CASH SALES REPORTED TODAY.

Two o'clock report: 81
Puts--May wheat: I5Isc.
Calls May wheat, .Gls M1614c.
Curh--May wheat, ice.
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Dull, steady: cash, 771ac: May. sOisc; July,
761kc Coru-Dull, steady: February. Acc: May
45Xc oats-Dull: finn: February. ssc; May,
.37%c Rye-No.s .. 531cc. Cloverseed-Dull
steady: February. 81: March, $7.05. Prime
Tin,othy-s1. So. Prime Alsike-$S.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Feb. 14.-Close: Wheat
Lower: No. , red, cash, elevator. 11esc; May,
1914 a73Mc: July, 711hc: No. hard. I11a q
'74c..s7 Corn--Lower: No. 2 cash. Il 1ac; May
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cash SEC: May 36sac; No. white, 81 &c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-24
CUMMING CHOSEN SECRETARY
Proceedings of the Southern Illi-
nois Methodist Conference.


Mount Vernon. Ill. Sept, 23.-The South
ern Illinois Conference has brought a great
number of people into this city this week.
In order to entertain them services will Re
held by a number of the churches. The
Reverend ]. F. Brown OF Thackeray
preached at the Epworth League last
night.
At the First Church a platform meeting
was held in the interest of domestic mis-
sion. The meeting was presided over by
the Reverend T. II. Herdman- The con-
tributions to this cause this year are as
follows: Alton District. S2I1; Mount Car
mel District, $3.50; Mount Vernon District,
$50.
TIL address of the evening was made by
Presiding Elder Crow Of o Vernon
The sacrament of the Lords Supper this
morning was presided over by the Rever-
end T. H.. Hartman. assisted 'by the Rev
erend Messrs. Scarritt and Leeper, @S9 per-
sons participating.
At the business meeting the Reverend
]. W. Cumming was elected conferences
secretary. and named the Reverends j. u.
Tucker. NJ. L.. Cole and o. II. Culver as
his assistants. The Reverend j. {. RIM,
son was elected statistical secretary. and
named the Reverend ]. T. KEENAN,, Il. ).
Farmer. J. A. Westerman. Robert Morris,
p. r. Goltfelty and J. D.. Hall as his as
elected conference treasurer. and NOM
mated as his assistants C. l. Peterson,
]. III. Davis. J.. E. Porter, g. Calfert,
Theo. Gates and W. Rhein.
D.. d. Thompson, editor Of the North
western Christian Advocate; H c. Jen-
nings. agent of the Book Concern: Doctor
Pearson OF the American Bible society.
Miss Belle BeaconeSs of East st Louis
Herald. were introduced TO the confer
ence.