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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Chicago to Watson: Looks like Cudahy buying
wn Tats, Trade very light and featureless.
bu; corn. 7s7 900; oats $4,000. : , '00'
Chicago wired: Wheat shows very little ra1,v.
ing lower: Strength in coarse grains the only
help. Shorts in January corn are finding OFFER.
1ngs light this morning. - = . 80
Weather map shows moderate winter tempera
s9res: Shows in Ohio valley, Illinois, Iowa and
Sunday =. - - - pl a'' any where
The Ohio state report makes the condition for
January ~, compared with 81 last month and
farms. =. : = T. =" - NC ieu on
=: =, Al the commission houses Identified as rule
this morning. 49,, - 49, pi0s i''onA
ba Rpnd leyneS ghiieaso Ito Watson All
hand This eonst tnsrs Is net
conducive to bullishness, but rather the reverse
am srons 'esks 1ss.n
ior May wheat, BIC or under for Nav corn m.
aer soe Tor May: oats We are entered on q
Chicago to Lewis: A few. brokers have nac..d
up f fG lots Of while the selling has been
enough to- rally this market cent bush sesaos
1o da5s ce sfss W Sisss 25@+5 eenes
The New York eubtreasury TO-DAY n.,d ~
ESQ 200 on telegraphic transfer from ssn
Liverpool close, Wheat Nd higher TO "a
loTsf Corr Corr unchanged to higher
Direct Rosario cable reads: Weather continua.
favorable for harvesting 49," g
Wheat passage, q. 6a6 600 bu 1ncrea.. e,e
600 bu; corn, s515 900 bu Increase SAC eo '1 h
New York-France bought about half m;,lion
morning. -as<;..75 - = -.>S.N. ssso :'nis
New York: Outlook not very good for exnor,
business to-day. Edge seems to be on ne a. 4.
lnand at the. moment. 1 - - - . ~
Berlin close: Wheat Nc lower S,}
Budapest close: Wheat unchanged.
winnipeg. calm. fine 10 below. Grand FORKS
CLOUDY. stin north wind about above Fargo
cloudy, mild above 5 ~ Z. : ~
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Whalion. Case & Co. say: While in New York
one OF our firm talked with kahnestock * Co.
ana they are very favorable to Northern Securi.
ties They feel sure dividend will be Increase:
n T year TO 8 per cent and possibly this year.
I9ey are big bulls on Oregon Short Line tours.
%nlch participate In the earnings Of Northern
secuflties over and above per cent. They are
worth about 95k now. Northern Securities is
EoGa collateral. We have no difficulty in placing
New. York to Charles e. Lewis: Mr.. Wrenu,
secretary, to President 'Schwab of the United
states Steel corporation, tells. us that in the
matter Of the stock subscription by the EN-.
pioyes OF the United States Steel corporstion
M; schwab has cnbled that he desires to sub
scribe for the maximum number Of shares that
ne ls permitted to have under the plan, which is
however. only 80 shares. President Schwab,s
saiary IS Slou,ooO anyway and under the plan he
10 eh!l!Ied to subscribe to an amount Of stock
equaihg per cent of his salary -
- IL Understood that Car Foundry directors
- .o-morrow TO act on the dividend. There
is a rumor that the Increase which was e1nenteG
at the last meeting will be made now: and the
some color to this = 0,' VI e'o'A ienue
New York to Watson & Co.: Genera, sent;.
ment favors little further reaction. Outside
onSins. encouraged by good bank statement and
glowing annual reviews. may, however. check
snS recesslons which the semi professional ele-
press Is little pessimistic. The Venezuelan
question may again be complicated should Presi.
dent Castro be deposed. Traders should Inv
on reactions stocks like Rock Island preferred
Atch1son preferred and Missouri Pacific, Southern
hallway, Metropolitan, Manhattan Rock Island
common, .Ama1gamated and Reading are Timed
TO work higher. London Irregular
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ACTIVE and HIGHER
Such Was the Opening Of the Mar.
ket Except for St. Paul and
U. s. Steel Preferred.
Dealings Then Became Mixed Rea
LIKING Causes Much II.
.. regularity. 5

New York, Jan. 5.-The opening market was
actiVe and higher, especially FOR the Leading Pa
cincs, Changers, local fractions and Sugsr,! in
which advances ran nearly point in some cases
United States Steel preferred and St. Paul were
notable exceptions, with losses OF fraction.
General Electric rose ~ 4.
Deallngs became confusing traders making
profits in special stocks, on the one hand, and
advancing others vigorously. The selling was
most effective in Reading, Pennsylvania, Erie,
Louisville and Rock Island, and forced those
STOCKS under Saturday close Meanwhile, Man
haitian was lifted strongly, followed by Brook
lyn Transit and Amalgamated. These stocks
advanced l to * and there was notable de
mand for some low-priced railroads and special
ties, American Car Tennessee Coal and Chi
cago & Alton Toledo. st. Louis & Western,
Chicago Terminal preferred. Colorado 3 Southern
I to ~. Linseed preferred gained 81. West
inghouse Electric 2 and Pullman y. st. Louis
San FRANCISCO lost 1, the first preferred 2, and
American Ice stocks point each. -
n Realizing kept the market irregular, but there
We're strong points Manhattan rose q and st.
Paul moved up Is over Saturday and Missouri
Pacific and Illinois Central point Chicago
Terminal preferred gained 21s.. Lackawanna 8,
and number of minor stocks 1 to- points.
Prices fell back fraction all around again and
the market became dull. American Ice preferred
lost 2. ~. 81. :: ..,.,f@
Bonds were steady <s -. - -
st. Paul was rapidly rushed up to 1905
Sympathetic response elsewhere was moderate.
A rise Of points In Hooking Valley stimulated
buying Of Norfolk 4 Western and Chesapeake
Ohio which gained over point each. Sugar,
ST.. Louis Southwestern preferred and Southern
preferred also moved up strongly. Realizing
continued in evidence at some point and the tone
became hesitating again. ~ -. =
Profit taking sales went on all through the
market. Manhattan suffered a reaction of over
a point and the railroad list generally an impor-
tant fraction. Isolated strong stocks cropped
out here and there. Linseed. Long Island and
National Railroad of Mexico preferred rising be-
tween 1 and 2 points. -. r..-.. '..;
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson 4 Co., brokers, Chamber Of Commerce,
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid. =.
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THE CASH TRADE
STEADY IN FLAX AND 0ATs-EAsIER IN
CORN AND RYE

CORN AND RYE.
FLAA--The market was not changed in any
Important particular and No. sold here about
was fair demand for both the No i and the
better te lots Of rejected hut prices We're low on
she Poor and re s No sold at s1s and
choice seed: Near the close the market vas
h fer and hds with No quoted at $1s%
year and sped a. D faiS ha agan rs cars last
Closing prices MinneayoIis. cash. SLID; to
CoRN--'rhe market was weaker With re.
ceipts here very light traders looked for FIRM
figures were disappointed and had to make con
cessons to move the stuff. The Chicago option
sold at te 81" for soe AZ tse
close No. yellow was quoted Acc nominal. Re.
celpts. 3 cars: shipments. cars.
oATS-Nc important changes We're made in
the market was fully up to saturday f for good So
lots. No 8 white closed at :s1952c Receipts,
OF FE faEE' S shipments n E c1rs. oou ~
Is an easier tendency In ground feed and tie
! market is reported weak and tending lower
ground feed. 80 corn. IS oats. Sie25; No. No..
ground ground f tssa 3 CORN corn 4 oats ats No.
lighter production of millstuffs If the -four mills
close cs. down. the tendency is firm Millers re-
s sa hsaSy: bran in bulk, $I3 50@1s75; shorts
SS1S5o@l3I9: flour middlings, $3.50: red dog,
-. III %''-ip SACks 81 per ton
additional: in 1oob sacks. 81 so per ton addi.
& t1onal; SHIPMENTS. 29s tons .> 80. = - -
Ky 1.-THE market weaker and n shade
under Saturday. There fair demand No. .
rye closed at s46lo M47c Receipts II ears;
shipments. 3 cars. ! -. -
BARLEY--An active trade was on I'm barley
at prices fairly satisfactory. There was good
demand for choice lots. Feed grades are quoted
35@4oc. and mailing grades $4,000. Receipts
As cars: shipments 81 cars
HAY-Upland. choice, S9@9. 5O upland. No. L
tSS@e; midland $tM7.5o medium Sc. soar: OF,
color. $5:5oGl6; timothy. choice, sill: timothy,
No l. SO 5o011; No: 2. sa@1o: rye straw,
10 tons. 80 =. - -. e'.-
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Z LONDON, jap. 3.-Bar rold, 77s1ond .n,o.
lean eagles, 7es! SID. - :lAl i.ef
BERLIN, Jan. 5--Exchsnge on London %
marks ny pfenniss for checks, Discount rates:
Short bills, ~ per cent; three monthss hill.
2la per cent! ss 5a1.79s.I - = us us
NEW YORK. Jan. 5--Exchanxes. .s15s.71s..
$685. balances, 80. Dab 500 - To-
HS ST. PAUL, Jan. 5.-Clesrings, 81 .2s1 e7s %
NEW. YORK. Jan. --Noon-Money On -,
stead! at 9@lo per cent; prime mercantile na.
.ctual b,,siness in bankers bills at s4.ss soM e
s675 for demand ind at "a. .S3. OK ~,
: g bills posted rates $4.s4Ql4. s4Ia and
silver, Sc: Mexican dollars. 3sAc. Goyernmenn,,
bonds .tesdy; refuniing g, resistersd, 1851
COUPON loeA 90, reg istered 106x coupon 1os 8
new e. registered 1884. coupon 1885, Oh. 4.
T1e esgM loe15 coupon losA IS. registered
81 546.. BALANCES, $3119, 244 s.s Isl
NUE. MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. Blank clea rings 10.
day, " 81, OIL 40; New York exchange, seIIine
rate, sac: premium; uying rate, CSC premium.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Jan. s5.-1be cotton
market opened active and excited with the 6rst
eau developing an irregular, decline of e614
points The market subsequently declined point
Or two further on the more active positions
and then promptly made a sharp rally Of SOLO
points The greater weakness was shown BY
January, which later, However developed leading
strength. The early decline was more ,i;rectI9
due to statement by party recognized as the
bull leader to the effect that prices would o.
lower rather than higher. The statement rss
attended by weak cables With private advices
Public demand however, was very active in the
local market, with large buying Z on New Or
leans orders; partly because the weather In, the
south was regarded as too showerys and cold
while the part movement of cotton was Of disa !,
pointing proportions. "A light estimate as to the
Houston receipts for tomorrow was an stmr ~.
tant factor in checking selling for short 40.
count during the later forenoon
!: At noon the market was steady with nrice.
at the close Of last night; on covering in sntici
patton of a bullish census report on the amonnt
OF cotton gfnned. n rs 49, G. -T1l
Spot steady; middling upland. &c: middling
Estimated receipts at the ports to-day were
- 900 bales. compared with SO. 9s2 last weeE
and 1918 for the same week last year For
the week, 275 900 bales. against 254,2s5 last
week W and 2so, 81 last rear; Today's receipts
last year. and at Houston 49, $50 bales. :
Spot closed quiet. ~ points lower: n,iddl;n,
unlands, 5000: smiddling gulf Disc. Sales 4 2o0
bales. 81. .3.ys~ 5s.s u.s. ' 1
81 Washington, Jan. 5.--The census bureau report
on the cotton ginned from the 1902 crop UP to
respective Of shape or weight. This is equal to
9 BOZ, 5e3 bales according to the commercial
counting This is s0.2 per cent of a crop. "a
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.CAT1IE-Receipts largely butcher cattle, with
nothing choice Included: Demand good. Prices
stead: Stock and feeding cattle trade quiet at
ss:a5: 5. .7es lbs Sc; Il, s54 80 lbs. s3s5
saeh Ss Cows C and 5s fer 1850 lbs
lbs; $50 Fl lbs a?$ JOS; ses is 80.
lbs, 81: 2. 1,os5 lbs. $225: l. a2O lbs 50: 8, 500
lbs, $225; g. LOGS lbs. So; l, 92O lbs, 1925; 4,
Sa5 lbs, 81. =
81: 3d.: /: LOGO lbs. $2.75.
S yeai c snG FeaG 2o lbs 100 h lbs
s. 81 sss lbs So: e. 500 o. lbs. s275 ''0 'oS
Stock and Feeding Bulls. l, 200 lbs. s2s5.
Mich Cows san and springers--1 COW: $40; COW
HoGs-Prices shade lower. Receipts moder.
ate, average quality common, but best hogs on
sale sale were much better than SATURDAYS tops.
oHogs-5O, 40. lbs, $50: Is, 176 lbs. $500:
60, 175 lbs, $500: IS, 155 lbs, $500; u, 194
lbs, 500; 81; POI lbs, $780, 70, 200 lbs, Sc;
81, so2 lbs; $3.50; IS. 1870 lbs, 1896: 30, 1ss
g.. PAS lbs, s6.1o; 81, 2o5 lbs, So: 3d. 2Gs lbs
Pigs and tlnderweights-11 100 lbs, IS Is; q.
sos: =. 1872 lbs. $40: 36 90 lbs S.
SHFFP-Prices 10@15c lower on both sheen
anG lambs. r., Demand good at the lower prices
$3.50: 4 lambs. 1o7 lbs. $3.50: IS ewes, ito lbs
SS'go: 80 lambs, 1o4 lbs, $500; 3 thin lambs.
Among the shippers on the market to-day
c Car Ma W. Tarlsy cogsswei: J. Knapp, New
.. Aver: Albany: Hanson Brothers Brandon
). McNair Alexandria; T. McBath, Watertown
Lake e. c Masfeiy' Lake citx; j. j. Hughes Co.
vens Brothers, Osakis 'e
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. JAN. 8.

Received-wheat. 6a2 cars. GO, 72o bu; corn,
$3.50 bu; oats e2.1eo hu; barley. 200 bu; rye,
15.34o bu; fax 81, 40 bu; -four zoos brls; mill
gals: fruit. 171.3s7 lbs; merchandise 1871 $50
lbs; lumber. 80 cars; posts and piling, car; bar
1900 tons: wood, Lit cords: brick, 5000;
cement. 800 brls household goods, $4,000 lbs;
stock 1 car; linseed oil, 70 brls: salt, 2 cars;
dressed meats, so6 e65 lbs; railroad materials, "A
cars: sundrtes, SO cars car lots. 1,517.
bu oats 500 bu; barley, 81, $40 bn; rye, 4, 500
bu: fax. 4,240 bu; -four. 49, 149 brls: milistuffs
fruit, 1o7: 2os lbs: merchandise. 2e44 $50 lbs;
lumber. 81 cars; machinery, 236, 500 lbs; coal,
p tons: lime, car; cement 80 brls; house
hold goods. 1900 lbs railroad iron, car ties.
IL car live stock c cars; linseed oil, 800 brls;
lbs: railroad materials, 16 cars; sundries, Is
cars; car lots. 731. 1920 ~
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TEACHERS STRIKE OVER
Close. listed Policy Criticized
Portage la Prairie.

oPeC1HI TO The Journal. go -
Winnipeg. Man. Jan. 5.-The strike o,
school teachers at Portage La Prairie is
practically over. The school board hello
special meeting to engage a staff OF
teachers Eight of the old staff. who re.
ported at higher salaries We're re-en-
gagged and three new teachers, Miss
Baker. Miss Richardson and Miss era
ham. were engaged at $3.50 year.
This still leaves the list two short hui
TIE trustees opened the schools to-dax
and will try to fill the vacancies as soon
as possible. Two of the teachers recog-
nized as the best in the town, have ac-
cepted other positions at largely in
creased salaries. Many townspeople Sc
verely criticize what they consider the
nfgEardly policy of the board
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THE FLOUR MARKET
MORE MILLS TO CLOSE AND THE OUTPUT
WILL BE LIGHTER.

Some more of the mills will he closed down
shortly and with those already down q consider
able part of the capacity will be idle and the
output CORRESPONDENCE reduced for time. Mill
say the closing of the mills has special
significance and is to be expected at this season,
especially i'll such mills as have been operated
continuously for time and where repairs are
necessary. Tho market repairs firm and steady
with millers hopeful for revival of good demand
in The near future.
Shipments, as, 149 hrls.
First patents are quoted So. 9o@4: second pat
ents. 3.I3I3.S5: first clears. $2.90@3; second
clears, So 3OGI2,40.
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TEE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

b,l lsiago eaenange selling rats soc premium;
mentary exchange 81. e35a. M -
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 5.-Clearings, SIS.
. BALTIMORE. Jan. 5.-Clearings SIS, S62. 917
balances, $4s6,os2 Money, g per cent. h q s
&C. oPARis J s 54 F. m--Three per cent rentes
LONDON, Jan. 5.-The amount Of bullion
taken into the Bank of England on balance to-
day was E1O,00O o.
balsnces, $2,13l .4S3. s7 2 s
- CHICAGO % Jan. 5.---Clearings, $a6, asa, OH
balances $S.o4S341. New York exchange. 1Oc
premium Foreign exchange unchanged: sterling
posted At 81 81 for 60 days and at $4.s71a fol
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for money. 90 3,16; for the account. 9s4. IS
anaconda, s; Atchison. s7A; Atchison pre-
ferrsd, 1o31a; Baltimore & Ohio. 1o3S4: Canadian
Great Western. 2sa4: Chicago, Milwaukee & st
f raal a1s s5 De Beers. PA: Denver & Rio
Ola; Erie, 40; Erie first preferred. i6la; Erie
second preferred. SO; Illinois Central ISL Louis
vile vile Nashville, 1917: Missouri Kansas &
deXas 309a New York Central, 1864 Norfolk
= Western, 75H Norfolk & Western preferred
g4: ynia a Western, 33A; Pennsylyania, 7yA
preferred. IS: Reading second preferred. 4os1
Southern, Railway. IS 4 !; Southern Railway pre-
1efred, rs; Southern Pacific. ety.; Union Pacific
steel 3Sh United States Steel preferred, so
Mnoash, I3laa Wabash preferred, 46s4. a
nar silver. quiet; % 3-16d per OF.
:. Money, 2@2l per cent. The rate of diseoun
IN me open market for short bills is 8 3-1GM
a,lo per cent; three months bills, 81 @3st PEI
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SIOUX CITY 1--WE sToCl-

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Jan. 5.-cstt1s
receipts. 1900: hogs. 1900
lower. Sales: - lights A"'
o-6 aog e 1as lbs, $780, "a, 1877 lbs. Sc: IS
Cattle stockers 1o@15c higher: killers, 10,
lower. Sales:12 beeves lao lbs ss75: ID
peeves ,240 lbs: 80: 6 cows 500 lbs, S. so
70 70 cows. $50 lbs S2.75: COWS. $50 lbs
800; stockers: 40 lbs So 30: stockers. 104C
19s 1882 -, 4s stoceers $50 lbs, $3.50 year
p yearltngs, $50 lbs: $3.50 20 20
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION IAN

inspections ln-Wheat-Great Northern-No.
hard 2 cars: No. northern, &c. No. 2 northern
30: No. 3. 2; rejected. T. '>' -
N1lWaMkee-No. northern. car; No north.
ern: y: NO. 3. s: rejected. 8.
MI MinnTsapolis St. Louis-No. northern, ..
'as s. NS: D. ~; re1ected =; no grade 2.
northern Pacifc-No: l northern. 6 cars; No.
northern. 10; No. 5, 5: rejected 9.
Omaha-No. northern cars: No 2. <. ra
jected, 6; grade Z. - ~ 20
Minnesota Transfer--No northern car
Total-No. hard. 2 cars: No / northern ~.
NO: northern, 80; No. 8. 2s rejected So; nc
Other Grains-No. 3 winter wheat "a cars:
rejected winter wheat, 81: No. corn. l: No.
corn 4 no grade corn. 9; No. 8 white oats .:
No: white oats, I: No. 3 oats. Is; no grade
oats. ); No. rye. 6; No. rye. 2; No barley
=; NO. barley, 10; No. 5 barley 9: no grade
6sfley; l: No: 1 northwestern fax, 1; No. FAX
10; rejected flax. IS: no grade fax. l.
Inspections Out-No. northern wheat cars
49, no; northern wheat -; No. wheat, H. re-
wheat. 8; No. corn 2 no grade corn =: E M
white hts,s oats; 2 No. oats. T. No. rye. 4; No
no grade barley, L. - 0'' 80
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NEW YORK COFFEE. Ian. 5--foe.. +,,t,, -.
opened steady at decline OF sale points and
was active early under general liquidation ans
the lower foreign market Of which HAVE csn ~
franc lower. At:the decline the market va.
steadled BY purchases BY Importers who wers
free sellers at the higher level and at midday
was on the opening basis. Gales were n6s ar
bags, including February at BIC: March, 4. DOC
May. 4.6O@4. SIC; July. 4.75A4 soc: 3 Auuust
4. SOC; September, 1909 s5c; Noyem
Der. b;o5c and December, Bloc Rio
set t No. Rio. -; exchange, y q 7S2d. Re
u, 900; clearened for Europe. nil stock bsoo COO
sugar, raw; nominal: fair refining 3'I.1sc: cen
refined, steady: crushed 525c: powdered {. f5c
graduated. 1850. Coffee, nominal; No. III Rio
Q NC. Moiasses, quiet; New Orleans, 32@40c. 4
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July, 421sc; September. 42Mc; cash No 2 corn;
45& @46c; No. 3, 31Nl41 1sc. ri. -
Little interest was manifested in the trading
In oats and prices were about unchanged ct the
opening May, being a shade, lower to shade
hlgher at $3.50 to 33hc. The market showed
very slight fluctuations during the first part Of
me day, holding firm around s3lac. Local re-
ceipts We're 226 cars. 49, - -. e. . i -: "
Close: Oats-Jan,Iary 32hc: Nav 34ma4lt =.
July, 31%c. - - : ~, -
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PUTS AND CALLS.
Two O'Clock report:
Puts-May wheat, 74hc bid.
Calls-May wheat, 1871 @74c.
Curb-May wheat. 74@74Mc.
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ALLBUTCHERS STOCK
Cattle Receipts at South, St. Paul
Run Largely to Medium Quail
ity Killing Beef.
Hog Prices Shade Lower-Re'
ceipts Moderate, but the Quail
ity a Little Better.

South st. Paul. Mimi, Jan. 5.-Estinated re-
800; calves so; hogs, 1900; sheep, 1000; cars,
81. ..,sa.t
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. l, 1903. to date, as compared with the same
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WHEAT MOVEMENT nv RoAns

Received Milwaukee. 81: Omaha 20:
st. Louis. SO: Great Northern. 409 500 Is;
Rock Island. 5. ...-N =
Shipped Cars-Milwaukee. %: Omaha, 3; st.
ern. I: Burlington 5; Northern Pacific. i:
Chicago Great Western, / Rock island, /.
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eEgs firm: Fancy country dressed veal.
firm; Poultry, firm. Green fruits, steady.
Apples, steady. Potatoes, firm. - =, ~ -.
RUTTER-Bxtra crcameries, per lib, Csc: hrsts.
io &c: seconds 1s@1ec; diaries, extras 22c; arsts,
Ing Es STICK, s@lS1Ae; fancy renovated, S2c. 'NA
per doz s5c: str fresh' cases included loss OF,
checks and, seconds, per doz, 12c: cold stora 90
ea GHTEsE rec; rn at marx nu lsc;
ats cboce t or fats fancy ~ twins
11ac: daisies. fancy, 14c; Young Americas
fancy da 14hs brick No. l. Ia1sc; bricf, No. E
@i2c; imbn p No S: is'%eeu c. No.
Sc; pultost, &c; Swiss, No. /. ronnd- I4m1Hna..
Swiss, No: 2 round, 81 @sc; Swiss No. T. bloek'
DRESSED PoULTRY3rurrIlsesyyse fancy un
arawn, loo; choice 1917 @14c culis e@7c; chick.
s6e 'p ex,o fancy spring fair
Fair to God &c. mems dss fancy; 10Y hens
geese, fancy, heads of, 12c; fair to rood s@ec
:, !. MEATs-yeal, fancy, Der 10. SIC:
mutton 90 e9 fsnc ss small Or overweight 5@5Ac;
9 9iultoI fancy oQD5hc; lambs, peIts OF fancv
re-; hogs light. NC; medium, 7s.c: .he eavy'
8, hABBiIs-Jack, per doz, So; cottontai1, doz.
o.. sVUlRRELs-Gray. per doz, COO; red, ner do,
dun, 5@sc; crappies, medium r. 1m 1ara. and ne
sman' &c; pickerel, 4@ec bullheads tx innsd
2, 9 aEoMAroEs-california, per large crate ssm
crs GtA "A g. grown, fancy. per ,,r..
PoTAToEs-per bu. small iots 4oa,z.,
lots No:1 sacks extra, CSC; medium sacSs car
SWEET sSpansER oT "a cobdens, per br, .s,o
nor II o999 oe rice, per ID, 4d05c; new rice
sn% ssoss Fix ssaf,ss. sset,on.
DRIED PEAs-Fancy yellow. ioe Ger bu 3, *
s1a5 gfrsen fancy, SITS; medium
DRIED BEANS-Fancy navy, Nor hr 90 "a
se2dS .sir 12S brown $3.50; fair to good
Sss s. E;aa brl. So Ben D.vi,
sSS@5 'e Wi ktngs; ss Spies Russets
ST. w gissS,n rss Esidnins RRns
PEI SJ1 s. Winter sells
choice ss4sa5ca1ifornia fancy, to SIZE 81 So
PPRRAARRssm rs per brl. s2.5o@s.
Rsed9gs Florida Breits ss7s Enadgs
aaAAzxffEEH FkEfTHssrh ar h q So
{. caRRANBl:ERRIEs- bri, $1o91o, 80. lar b.,
b.s poRE b..fst g. ssaeso cst.w
sanehs, sssSs .5 g. nnnShss
er rh nIsnt beans per bu s2@2. %
aos punches 45@6oc lettuce per doa se Pc Pc
soe c neaas per dcs 75c mint per dos 2sa
turnips per bu, 4oc carrots. per d bM
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Jan, 5-Rut,.. -. -. :.
steady stead ereameries, 1s@2sc diaries. 7 9a1st
cSss:q quiet net steady; loss Of cases returned *
aae; Young Americas. 1910: Dressed no ,SH e
easier' turkeys, 15@l7c; chickens, S614sSn -
NEW YORK PRODUCE, Jan. 5-Rntta, ,.
s seeilpts 2, go pkgs steady; state dairn one
e &c; extra creamery. 20c; held creanas. a4G
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-05
PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Jan. 5.-proyi.,ora
opened steady on unchanged prices for hogs but
trading trading was only moderate commission Ronses
fair buyers Of lard: May pork opened uncbanrei
TOP to &c lover at So to $500 May lard Was
- nie PSI were also unchanged to 2Kc higher It
Lard January. $3.50: May. s. 40: IHlr s sess
Ribs, January, ss.a5; May, :ss.5Ias: July; $s.5S.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Jan < Pc,
STEADY: Po. FL Iard-Easy prime west