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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-03
= GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Chicago to Watson: Corn shade frmer but
only moderately active and SO far without signif-
ene ss stns ., cSSe nt only ~
theory that July is going to premium. e7s =
Chicago to Lewis: I have. been watching the
ra, trading very closely ana ! have not seen any
account OF the parties that have the situation so
well in hand. rs: - s~--.'.. ~
Rerlin--Close: Wheat &c higher.
Budapest--Close: Wheat &c lower.
London--Close: Wheat unchanged to 1ad high
Paris-ciose: wheat unchanged to 5 cent
lower. -~ .- -..-ar@s eF ~"
Antwerp--Close: Wheat unchanged. 3..-
New York reports three loads wheat, two of
F. P. Frazier, Chicago. says: don't like
the looks of this May corn situation. There
SCENE to- he some long lines here held by
to he slsrt. Rather favor selling wheat and
cats on nard sports. = E.
Winnipeg Clear. calm. zero. 7-s- =. "
Fargo-Cloudy. mild: "a above: showing. ~
Casselton-Cloudy. mild. light snow. ~
ST. Cloud-Cloudy and milw with light north
Comstock-Cloudy and colder.
Fergus Falls-:Cloudy, calm. =,
Watson from New York: Corn viii have to sell
off to break wheat The crowd have sold it and
the market holds firm. There is some buying Of
July and talk of bud crop reports coming in.
| Moore wired: Local shorts have covered wheat
OF strength iii corn: E Z =, ~ 4
| Weather map shows ID below zero in the ex-
| Kansas and Oklahoma. Temperatures generally
| west and southwest are seasonable and mild. The
indications arc for cons!derahy colder a weather.
| $1,000 brls: corn. $50 900 bu; oats, $4,000 bu
wheat and -four equals 422.O0O bu.
Chicago to. Thomas s Dunnett:, I would moi
is very risky 4. Strong parties have control and
can make it very uncomfortable for the shorts
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MARKET I ! ( / I /; W As WEAK
The Abandonment Of the Aldrich
Financial Bill Is Given as the
Reason. B
Selling for Both Accounts Was on a
Large Scale and the Bears
Are Busy.

New York, March 3 3-Selling orders were exe-s
cnted throughout the list at the opening. prompt
ed oy the apparent abandonment OF the Aldrich
hnsncal bill. The Pacihcs, Changers, South
Westerns, Metropolitan Street Railway, United
States Steel preferred and other leading special-
ties We're the principal sufferers and showed
losses ranging up to near point. Manhattan
moved up strongly ! u contrary to the course of
the market. n ESsg7T *t9;tz5 ~ :
Supporting orders appeared .in all the leading
stocks after the opening decline, and their exc.
cution. combined with the resumption of yester-
days rise lii Manhattan. created some uneasiness
among the shorts aud they covered quite heavily
all around Most of the opening losses were
cancelled and some leaders, .such as Missouri
Pacific, Southern Pacific and Metropolitan Street
Railway rallied to above last night Free Offer
1ngs of Rock Island undermined the market later
Southwestern stocks. Colorado Fuel showed eS-
ceptlonal weakness dropping three points, while
Sugar, on the other hand. advanced about a
point. E .r.,.... -. - - H
Selling for both accounts Was OH a large
scale during the second hour and the downward
tendency was accentuated by the frmness of call
money rates at per cent. Bear traders Of
fered down special stocks in. large blocks for
effect on the general market and succeeded in
forcing out considerable: stock. -, Losses Of a
point or over were we'll scattered throughout
the list and included st. Paul Atchison. Rock
Island. New York Central, Union Pacific, Wabash
preferred and number of other important
stocks. Manhattan and Sugar Both lost their
early gains and the market tolfched the lowest
all around. r.. - zes.SE:: -
The bond market yielded slightly; with special
weakness in Wabash debentures - :. i. - -
Further inroads on prices we're made al
| through the list, especially in the standard
railroads and specialties. The absence of sup
port made the bears very aggressive and stop
loss orders were reached in some stocks. The
market received only occasional checks the
down grade by spasmodic short covering. and
fresh selling Immediately brought about lower
level than before. Wheeling & Lake Erie first
preferred declined Az, Anaconda 31a st. Louis
& San Francisco rs: and Baltimore & Ohio,
Delaware & Hudson. Kansas & Texas, preferred.
Mail. 2@21a. s@. - E';'*< -
The market showed signs Of being oversold and
a covering movement by the shorts rallied prices
all around. Recoverics did not exceed fractions
except In Rock Island. which, rallied point
after drop of ] 7s., Pittsburg.s Cleveland, Chi
cago & St. Louis lost 3A.. The market became
unsteady before the expiration of the hour. and
then fell weakly to lower point than before.
Amalgamated lost 2ss. Wabash preferred 2M
and ST. Paul and Union Paclhc2 :; :'
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co., brokers, Chamber Of Commerce;
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid. :
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Total sales. sIS,oV2.
MONEY REPORTS


NEW YORK, March :. s.-~4Noon- Money on ceall call
firm at 4 per cent: prime mercantile paper oN9
81 Sterling exchange STEADY With actual busi,
ness In bankers bills at 81 81 .25 for demand and
at S4 S3 ST5M 5M4.S4125 for sixty days bills post,
ed rates S4.S3 and Sass; commercial bills.
"A s3A@l4 .S3A. Bar silver. 4SA4 Mexican dol
lars 3Sc Government bonds steady: ref Is reg.
1OI do coupon, 1O7 y 3s reg; 10I: do coupon.
s1o7 u: new As reg. 134h: do coupon. 13o ~
old 4s reg. 1854 ~ do coupon, 1O3A; 5s reg.
= NEW YORK. March g. Exchanges, $3.50, Al. J.
49,: balances. 14576696. gIE1gi e
CHICAGO March 3.-Clearings. $4,000. SS4
balances, So 854 212;; New York exchange 2oc ais
81 * for go DAYS and at .sS for demand.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 3.---Bank clearings to-
day 50. $40 35S 30. New. York exchange. selling
rate, 10c premium; buying rate, 4oc discount.
Chicago exchange. selling rate. 25e premium
buying rate &c discount London 6O-day sight
documentary exchange, $4.s4.
ST. PAUL March a.--Clearipgs. ST. 260, ,03o. 81
HPHILADELPHIA. March 3. -7-Clea rings. S23
sa6 SCI balances, $S, 900 7o9 Money, 45a15 pei
cent. ~ = $ !. - -.
balances, ST, ,OO3.547 Money 5 n per cent.
| BDSTON, March 81 Exchanges, S2I,34o,lS6
balances. S1.56I ~ sa s5 81
! 41 LONDON, March 3.--1he amount of bullion
taken into the Bank OF England on balance to
day Mas G4I.On0 the sum of o.. 600 was with
drawn for shipment to South America.
BERLIN. March 3.--The weekly statement nj
the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows the .fol
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Loving low changes; Cash in hand decreased 70,
$4,000 marks; treasury decreased. L 100000
marks: other securities decreased 5000 900; notes
PARIS, March! 81 p. nl---Ibree per cent
rentes, % francs S71a confines for the account.
Exchange on London, 25s francs 51s centimes fors
checks.
& BERLIN. March 3. Discount rates. short bills,
2 per cent three mouths bills. 21s per cent.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, March s.-Con-
soils for. money, 81 * consols for account. ~;
Anacepda g; AtehisSn seh Atehison prefcrrsd
13s; Chesapeake & Ohio. lSs. Ghirago Greet
Western; 25;h Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul,
Denver Rio Grsnde preferred. ~ Solk rrie,
371a Erie first. preferred s69k. Erie second pre-
fcrred,, 551a Illinois Central. 145h; Louisville
& Nasty llle,s 1914 Missouri Kansas & Texas,
271A: y New. York Central. ISL, Sorfetk s
92H Ontario a 4 Western st s2M Pennsylyania,
ing first preferred; 4s; Reading second Preferred.
81 Southern ns.l Raiway 3fsh Southern !n. RAILWAY
Pacific, osla: Union Paciic preferred. a3la:
United States Steel. 3SIs United States pre-
ferred,s seh Wabash. -sSh Wawash preferred.
@3A per cent: cent tie rate q! Of al discount in the
cent; for three months bills 3hdU3M per cent.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS FIRM ON HIGHER LIVER.
't. - POOL CABLES. -. - .'-~..

= POOL CABLES. ''' ""'.
Chicago. March 3.--Wheat opened firm on high
er Liverpool cables. the strength there being
attributed to the report from India showing a re,
shade higher at 777sc. and with good local de
mand on prospects of cold wave, the market
became stronger and May advanced to 71Ikc with
considerable offering around the top figure Min
ears which with local receipts of 5! cars. none
Of contract grade. made total receipts for the
three points of 2a7 cars, against T22 cars last
week. three days.. and 1886 cars year ago.
The market dull and somewhat easier the
latter part Of the day and May closed a shade
lower at 771ac. -.." {.
Close: Wheat-Msy. 771ac: July, 73Ac; Sep.
Cash wheat. No. red. 7e@77c: No. 3 red
;1G76c: No. hard winter. II 014c No. 3
hard winter, T0@73c: No. northern spring. S0Gl
sic: No. northern spring, 7s@so12c; No. 3
spring. 72@S0c. : ~ -...--'.
May corn opened &c higher at Az @447Ssc in
sympathy with the irmness in wheat and on light
offerings. The volume of trade was only moder
ate during the first hour and the greater part
result Of the demand from this source the price
| advanced to 47!sc. Local receipts were 4ss
cars, with two Of contract grade.
The close easier, with May Nc lower: at
47A @473sc- :.,.5,
close: Corn-March. 451sc: May, 47A@47ssc;
Cash corn, No. e "A &c; No. 8, 411a@l42Ac. =
| The strength in other grains helped prices in
oats and the opening was firm with may. a shade
| higher at a5as @S54ac. good demand for July
from commission houses was the main feature
Close: March 33A q &c: May, 33A @ssc
| July, 321a a &c; September % Ac 5-
| Cash oats, No. 2, 34A @35c: No. 3. 341ac.
| The following the range OF prices: "
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sales; 1,2oo, 900 bu firm and fairly active on
81 abroad and and the corn strength Nay
firm; state. 57Gs2c g i. s New @ York: No. :
Sales s. & aS9 6s sroaEar easH rsseR re- ss
il southwest: March, s7;se; May, 5sH d 5s%e:
Grmer viii fair trade track S'sS 1bite Ee 4$4sc
Wheat, May. S13sc; July, 1850. Corn, May,
o3 &c; July. 511sc. III #-.r & *
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, March :,.--wbeat. spot
qu1ea so rsd western s winter m s. load No.
aat ad 1n11 fufrres e. quiet March, es I'd; May IS
:, lcorn-spot steady: American mixed new. As
63sd; American mixed old, stock; futures
stensdy; ndyG,tL March q 4s 7hd; May, IS 4a4d;t
zs4, 600 ccentals including $4,000 American Re-
S,sipts Of aoa american corn during the past three
stsan5 M1LwAyKEE y7k; GRAIN, March a:-Flour;-
Barley3-steady; 10. ?. s4Ge5c; sample 45G55e.
e1 oeat1saSteady = standard. s5h @36c. Corn-May,
Tane WheatHruts 37sac BID; calls. 77stc asked.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED March $-wheat
Gull Gull; steady; cash 13G: May. 1889 July. 1886.
n No. o. 2 l3fc Cloverseed: d.il, higher; March
thy $3.50; prime alsike, IS. - 'N'.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, March 3.--C1ose: Wheat,
higher: l; o No ? red cash elevator 71e4c: May.
Corn lower, No. 2 cash. 42c; May. ii %c; July.
H1ac. nominal Oats. steady: No. cash, 35iac.
1eminal; non May. says; July. 81 1Ac; No. white,
KANSAS CITY GRAIN. March 3.--Close
Wheat; May. size; July, e5M @s51ac: casl No.
April, asb @ssAc; May, 3s7s W:;s!ac: July. IS
| white, 39@41c. Oats. No. white. 36@36hc.
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN
! March 3.--Rye May. 81 u &c; fax. cash north
western, LII: southwestern. 81 a. May, 81 II
| timothy, March. So 80; clover March, S11 .95
! barley. cash. 44@56c. II
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THE CASH TRADE
PRICES GENERALLY STEADY AND FIRM
WITH FAIR DEMAND.

&- WITH FAIR DEMAND.
FLAN-Good general demand rules for fax and
the local crushers are in the market every day.
No. sold to-day at S1,12&. = 49, :,
Minneapolis received cars against II last
year. and shipped 8.
Closing prices: MINNEAPOLIS cash. s1.1s@
113!@ to arrive S1.1361.131 March, S113;
May. $1.14: July. S1.I5
3 I, CORN-The market was tribe frner and at
the close No. yellow quoted at 42c. Re
Ceipts 8 cars. shipments cars
s. 0ATS-The market firm and steady. No.
Swhite closed fractionally higher at 331s @s3a4c
Receipts 16 cars. shipments cars
RYE-So. closed at 4Sc Receipts none;
shipments.
BARLEI-Feed grades are quoted 42@5oc
mailing grades. 50@5Sc. Receipts IL cars:
, shipments 10
HAf-..Prces nre easy. as quoted. Upland
choice, $1O@ 1880: upland. No. 1. SS.5069 so;
midland. 81 .5oMS: medium. S7017 so: off color,
80: timothy choice. $40. .5O0111 timothy
Nc.:E1. Sl06 1850: No. SoGl9.50; rye straw
choice, S6aOMI; receipts. 50 tons ~ / 4,
MlLLSTLFFS-There is good general demand
and the market is strong as quoted Bran in bulk
Si5e115.25: shorts, s15@15.25: -four mid.
dlings, Sl675@17:. red dog, SIS 10 f. o. b.: feed
In 2oo-lb oa sacks at 81 per ton additional Ship
FEED. AND MEAL-Coarse corn meal and
.5 cracked corn. Sl4.75: No. / ground feed, %
corn and md, 1;a oats. So: 20 No ground feed, i
feed, 1-' corn and 8 oats. SIS. 7o617
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN March s'.-Wheat was very
dull throughout most of the morning. 1t was
opening was &c up at 17c St g sold d NJ up to
was very quiet and closed IL up at 81 .1Sa4.
The close: Wheat. cash. No ! hard m q 111s ":
40 5 spring Il &c: to arrive. No. tfnorthern.
7Thc; May, 77ssc: July TIC. Flax cash. 1s11 q. Il
to- arrive. 81 ,12Y: on track. $1-1aM May.
81 IA; July. $1.14A September. 81 IL. Oats.
to arrive, 34c; on. track. SIC: May SIC: rye.
to arrive 4elac; on track. 4olsc:, May. a1a:
last year, 143, oats. 3o.! rye. 2: barley. 81;
fax 81. Receipts--W Wheat ~ .4:6 bu: oat IS,
16.a63 blu: rye 1.5s6 bu: barley. lG6 bq; faS,
( NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR. Marel, a.
Flour receipts 81 S5S brlh; sales. 1900 pkgs:
quiet but firln; b,lckNheat Hour dull ST. 500 Is
spot and to arrive. Wheat, receipts, 60 $50 bu;
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Range of May Wheat.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, MARCH 2

Received-Wheat, 1855 cars 139,50O bu; corn,
s520 $40 m bu eats p So $50 bu barley esso bn fax
s7,s77 lbs fruit 332, s7s lbs; merchandise 1924.
os5 lbs; lumber 81 cars; posts and piling: car:
barrel stock, cars machinery, $685. $40 lbs
lime. Z cars: cement. 100 brls; household goods,
726oo lbs: stone and marble: car: live stock
cars: dressed meats. 1S9. .277 lbs; hides. pelts
etc. $500 lbs, railroad materials, 25 cars; sun
dries SO cars; car lots" "es7. = ,,o ? ) - "
400 hu: oats. 1S.50o bu; barley. 10 400 bu; rye
$50 bu: fax. $3.50 bu: -four. 6s747 brls; mill
stufis d 222 tons: fruit. 100000 lbs: merchandise
900 lbs: coal II tons; cement, 41s brls; house
hold goods, 10000 lbs: stone and marble. / car
live stock. car; linseed oil. 200 brls; oil cake
6o4.435 lbs: railroad materials, cars; sundrics
% cars; lots, $50. =
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!. THE FLOUR MARKET !
MILLS KEEP GRINDING ALONG DESPITE
80 = - POOR CAR SERVICE.

The foreign demand for -four shows no i'm
r1ovenent. and while there IS occasional in
1uiry and an occasional fair order, the volume
is light in total. The bulk of the business
comes from the domestic trade and good share
floH, the consuming, trade close at hand. The
mills are still Handicapped by the scarcity of
enough to move the output promptly. yet they
are able to keep the output moving to ey-
tent that makes it possible to continue grind.
Shipments larger yesterday. and while
only 1878 harres We're taken out on Saturday.
the yesterday shipments tota1ed 76.747 barrels
Quotations.: First patents are quoted S.p0M4:
second. patents So. Snd 800; first; clears, So 55:
second clears, So 1O07 2 20.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, March s.-Moderate
receipts Of hogs and higher prices at the yards
together with lighter stocks of provisions caused
strength in tn hog products at the start May pork
s1s:S75s. May lard was From, Sc to 71ac higher
at $50 TO $9;s2,a, and ribs were up from .24ac
held the market fairly steady the early part Of
the day. " :, .-s: n y. r. =
Close: Pork May, s1s.15; July, SIT 50; Sep.
Close: Lard: May, 50. .s7la; July, se.72A :;
September, $9s67 y. - ...-s ... -. =. -,
Close: Ribs May. so.s21h as: SIS; July, 50. 60
@9 62la; September, S9.5 80. =. :..@ g..
b: NEW: YORK PROVISIONS, March a-Reef.
easy: family s14@l5.50: mess, SOFAS. so: packer.
A2@13 fork.i firm; mess, s1s@1s5o: family
western steam, $10.1O =. 81 --e, -4,.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS March s.--Pork,
prime mess Western. quiet: 7ss 3d.: hams. short
cut, dull. 52s Cd; bacon. Cumberland cut. strong,
5ls short ribs. firm OBS I'd; short clear backs.
strong. SIS Cd; clear bellies. strong. 52s. Lard,
prime western in tlerces. firm; 49s 3D.. Amer.
lean refined, in pals. nrm 45s 3d.. Cheese.
American finest white. steady, 63s. Tallov.
p1 ime city. steady. .25s Sd. :
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-AP,pLY1Na THE. \ ARGUMENT.

There are times when. one pursdes an admlra
BILE course of reasoning with child. only to fnd
that it results In his own undoing.
EstI dom want to wear my old hat to church.
said S-year-old Gladys mot even II 1t does RAIN
The trimming that hat is all worn out,
mother. I tss.= . 55
like this, ssaid her mother firmly. . And you
must remember that 1t the inside and not the
outsde--what is uise .n not what Is scen--that
God looks at. my little girl
s Yes NJ. sal ! Glalys. eagerly = do ,renem
bcr but the lining of that hat Is Worn even
worse than the trimming 10. "
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-03

D.
ter. frm;, packing stock. steady. Strictly
fresh eggs steady, Fancy country dressed
veal weak z, Poultry; ld:i frp Green a fruits,
. RUrTER-Ez ira creanteries, per lb, CSC:
ss sccoas da5ss rc 2te and
print, 11@d4c; packing stock, s@11c; fresh
,EciGs-strietly fresh cases included, loss off
per doz. &C.. strictly fresh, case count, 15lac;
checks and seconds Sc; cold storage, candled,
caEEsE;ZTvins or aats. fancy. i4?Ac: twins rs
good 1sc dasles fancy 15s Young Americas
pultost, Sc; Swiss, Ne. !; round. 14@141se;
DRESSED PoULTKY@Turkeys fancy. un-
drawn, 17c; choice: 15@16c: culls 6@Ic: chick,
ducks: fancy. heads Of. 15e; geese. fancy, heads
DRESSED MEATs--veal fancy; per lib, Size;
@6c: mutton; fancy. S9sShc:c s lambs pelts off.
"eBsIi us per doz, 80; cottontail,
souIRRELs Gray, per doz, eoc; red, per
ToMAToEs-California per crate. $500. <. !.
CABBAGE Home grown fancy, per 100 lbs,
y POT AToEs-per BIZ. small LOTS 4o@45c: car
lots. No. /, sacks, extra, .35c; medium, sacks
SWEET POTAToEs-Co Cobdens, per brl. "a.
PuPCORN-Old rice. per lb, 4@5c: new rice.
per III. ga Sc. .:'.t.' ~ !1s - -
NEW HONEG-White fancy. Lib sections.
1Ie choice. 1 III sections 15M16c. 5=..<s 3 -.
DRIED PEAS-Fancy yellow, per bu. $1.IS.
medium $3.50: green. fancy. S1.75; medium,
81 25 marrowfat. $500 80 =; ~ =
| DRIED 4BEANS--Fancv navy. per bu. $2.I5:
choice navy So 80: medium, .hand-picked, s2.25;
medium fair, $1,75; brown, $1.50; fair TO good,
81. .2O11.25. ~'.&
| APPLES-Jona thans. per brl. So: Ben Davis.
S303: 25 Kings S4 6l4. Is: Spies $:;a9: Rnssets.
So 50: Winesaps. 81: Missouri Piuuins, $3.50:
Willow Twigs. 81; Ba]dwins, s.. ..256S. 50: Green
ings. 81. y
-ORANGES-California nAvels. as to size. fancy.
sss25: choice. as to size, 81 1904, California
| LEMONS California, fancy, ss.5o@375;
| TANGERINEs-Per half box s2.5o
| GRAPE aFRUTE--Per ,loy. S4.2l.. - !.
STRAWBERRIES-Flor loridns. per at. soc:
| .CRANBERRIES-Per bril- Sf2:- per l,oX. S4
| GRAPES--Malagas per kcg. 81 17.J0
I BANANAS-Faney. large Lunches. $2.ao: me
diunl punches $2.25@2.5O; small punches, S2d
Els
eggs plant per doz, 81 .J0d1 rs: radishes. pei
| doz bupches. 45M5Oc; lettuce. per doz. 4ac; lei
| tuce. heads per dcz,: 1Sc: nlint. per doZ. ?:
| soc: cucunlbers. per doz 81: celery per d2z
! 35n15c: turnips. per hu. Acc; carrots, per b'l
25M3Oc; pic plant per lb. &c..
l. 4a.
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MISCELLANEOUS

3. 81 \ rs
NEW YORK COTTON, March 3.-The cotton
market at the opening to-day showed a decline
OF point on August with other positions un-
market had aueai look under genera1 iquida
ton and some selling for short accounts; but
ppiVateEy appear 70 be giving the market sup
port and the early shorts commenced to cover.
BY 1890 a. N. the market was 0l3 points above
the closing of the previous day: but was nervous
had had an order e sri 2S,ooo Bales Of May and
some stated that March was being bul1ed to
make a selling basis for the lest Of the mar
ket. - $ss .g 81,
prices net 4 POINTS lower under what appeared
to he May pool Liquidation. Spot quiet: middlng
uplands, 1o.3oc: middling gulf. 1o6oc. Esti.
compared with 2s.aGe last week and 2s.a26 last
year. For the week. 10000 bales. against 143.-
days receipts at New Orleans were S.s54 bales
against 6. $50 last year, and at Houston 1904
bass Enot edssd e peas higher midina
rr1ands, 1o.45e: n,iddling gulf. 1o.7oc; ;ssales.
none. ~ itslsEsI taE - ee
| NEW YORK COFFEE. march 3--coffee fu-
lures opened steady3;at a partial decline OF 3
Epoints under offerings By importers and lower
streted BY AN estimated decrease Of ssoo 300 bags
Lin the worlds visible while purchases were dis
aa poinfs during March MIDDAY prces Were
{ on the opening basis. and sales to that time
were 5ooi, bags. Including March = soc May,
|, Der, 5. sos 2oc sl7Ii ss Il, 5585
IsasAt Rio. steady No. Il Rio. A. Sc. %. Ex.
I,changes. I11sd Receipts 10000 bags two da IS.
Cleared for the United States, 1000; for Europe,
2,Oo0: stock. 4aO. 900. 3$ Is#
| ugal 96-test. nc: nlolasses sugar. Sc; refined
steady crushed $3.50; powdered, 4 Soc; granu.
I lated. 4.I5c. #5' KS s.2s..
Coffee Steady: No. Z Rios 5 ts c..s ls.. s3
/ Quiet: New Orleans, 32@40c., 81
i LONDON BAR SILVER, March 3.---Bar silver
/ closed firm at % 81 Sd per ounce. gs3 al
NEW YORK COFFEE AND LEAD, March a.
"copper" quiet and unchanged. ssSs 53:.
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new ", YORK PRODUCE. MarISh s.. nutter r

ceints 66i1 pkss: steady: state and ja Try. l'0t
S5e.ss es tra creamery. &c: held creamery 1II
22c: crea1nery. common to choice. 2ec
Cheese receipts. l. JOS spkgs: state full cream
fancy small coIored fall made, 141ac: state full
cream fancy small white fall made. &c; state
state full cream fancy large colored fall made:
l4Ac: state full cream, fancy Ia large White f'.i
state and Pennsylvania u average best. 1I1ac;
western fancy 11c; southern, 16lac; rcfriger-
ated { 9 a IL u 2c.sss 4. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-03

:, Triees 5@1os higher Receipts very light for
esds ssSs ght and
grades s. selling ss.7o@e:So; Mixed seso@71o;
neaEy HcssH IS lbs. 81 25 49, 225 lbs s71s; 81
2Os lbs. sos; 81, 1877 lbs, 500: 81. 226 lbs
$500: is, 1873 lbs, s6:s5: 80, $50 lbs, s6.s5; eo
$500; 5. $50 Ibs. $500; :, s4$ iSs; $s75;:
1 s'Hs u.s. ass E. ia Ss $780, lbs
Stays and Boars-1, $40 lbs 1910; L, 40 lbs
CATTLE-Receipts moderate. Butcher cat
on sale but nothing choice, Stock and feeding
sa's Bute5eS stsers.si ss5 lbs s4.ss; !; 1;2ss
's & s: issS s. rs; sso &: ae s 1905 lbs
bssHf5 SIS e?S: t?d ?ss
! ,o6o lbs, $40: L., $50 lbs, s2.6o.
g 5ss: 5 "a lbs, ss5 ~ 3 foic 10 lbs
u!s':s Is; bs 1850 h6o lbs ssio ss s0 bs
fM4:Se:, s. lso lbs, $3.50; :, 2ls lbs, IS; i, SO SO
s SIS bs fso ssS9S T. sss lbs iss? eS T.
lbs 7 10: 10. : *a GA lbs $s'2' . 7l5 lbs sl5
Stock Cows and Peters,, a,oso lbs. s.; 70
! F-. ~. l. f3U lDS, RA 10, =, 4UU IDS
| Stock and Feeding Bulls. $50 lbs, $3 1
116o lbs, $2.75; 1, 260 lbs So. 10; 2, 1,025 lbs
| 81. 80. '|-.' =.
Mich. Cows and springers-3 cows and :
calves, $11o;2 cows and calf, $63; / cow, $50
! CON- and calf $S4. - -
.SHEEP-Receipts fairly liberal. Both sheer
and lambs strong and active. Choice shorI
| Wethers sold at $4.S5.- nr -.
/ Sales: 100 lambs. q lbs St. 25: lambs 81 lbs
5000; 90 lambs. IS ibs. $;'.s5: 81 lanlbs Sc lbs
So: .2o1 shorn wethers. LA lbs. S4;S3; ewes
l20 lbs, S3Io; buck, 120 lbs, $3.50; buck, 10'
lbs. S3.
Among the shippers on the market were: W
Johnson.7 Lndstrom;. ]. n. Lang, Lake Crystal
R: Dunn. LIE sueur, Center: l. Rauseh. .Howar
Lake: C. F. Berg. Randolph: W. r. Coon. Mort
Wisconsin junction; C. Gardner. Hammond: n
Schuchart Hutchinson. Il. H. Brabec. Waverl!
r: spatz. New Germany: A. Barnett. Ionsdsle
uhurka 4 Lawrence: silyei Lake, +. Haea
lniester. Rosemount W. Snure and c. V. Buri
Cathay: G.. 7; Growernce< ?. M. Johnson. Fail
Johnson. Peterson Co.. G. Johnson. Hector L. A
Matsdorf. Buffalo Lake: H.: j.. Yuly, Stewart
H. tileinbuckle: Norwood: Sandman & Marsh
Glencoe: A. Pettis.. S. II: Pettis: NJ. Osborne, 81
Peter; sCosgrove1 Co. j. H.. Termatb F.. \
Luhers. lie sueur: J. E. Clitty, Becker; A. T
Johnson Deer Greek; NJ. Becker, Watkins.