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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14
CHICAGO GRAIN
WEAK CABLES WERE DEPRESSING IN
FLuENCE IN WHEAT. =

Chicago. March 14.-There was good 1emand
throughout the wheat belt "nd May opened ,1iI, IN.
offerings rather light the market developed a
fair degree of strength and sold ur to 74!kc but
later the demand subsidized and prices reacted
to 14hc.
Weak cables depressing influence. Re.
ceipts in the northwest were moderate. Mime
apolis and Duluth reporting 55 cars which with
local receipts of IS cars. of contract grade,
made total receipts for the three points of 81
cars. against 313 cars last week and 3S;; cars a
At the decline commission houses were good
buyers and rally 10 75c occurred. Late in the
day the selling became general and the market
broke to 74Ac. but buying by commission honses
checked the decline. MAY closed ]lMSsc lower.
., coss: Wheat. May. 74gs @ @743Ac: . Jsly, 5aM@
73M74c: Nos red. 6aM7sc: No.z2 hard winter,
71@I3c: No. 3 hard winter. 6S@7lc: No. north @
spring. ingn. ssc SG northern spring @'sc
Corn opened steady. with the offerings about
equal to the demand. but with no Important fea-
favorable for the movement and cables were
weak. May was unchanged to shade higher:
opening at 47,4c to 47ls@41%c but >, sold l. OF Of
with none Of contract grade.
The weakness in wheat caused free liquida-
was weak, with May &c lower. at 467ac.
Close: Corn----Ma1ch, 44Mc; May, 1850; July,
MS; ~ SssptepNSer Ne h@41s h44isc Cash Corn
Oats opened strong. with considerable cover.
ing by shorts and with offerings moderate. May
up at s9he but on prospects asd Of ore
easier tone in the other pits. a decline to 34Me
| followed. Receipts We're somewhat smaller thar
Sloss; oafs@sarsh s4sss; May: "a s4a al @a4ye M
e 34k @l35c; No. 3, 81 - le..s.. +
The e. following was the range OF prices.
a}ssssf 2Rsp;sx :3sE .7sSE@@ IS IS s.
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NEW YORK. March 14.-Close: Prime mer-
camille paper. per cent. nominal. Sterling ex-
change steady with actual business in bankers
bills at $4.s6. 6.25@4. $3.50 for demand and at
81 81. .2a al 3.35 for 6O-daN bis posted rates.
$4.s4 and S4.S71a. Commercial bills, $4. S2M a
Government bonds steady: railroad bonds irreg-
ular. as@ ~ - &.5s
NEW YORK, March 14.--Close: Time money
steady so days. 1905 per cent; 90 days. 534 a
g.: six months. 5h@5A. Money on call steady
all loans at per cent: closed offored at i.
NEW YORK. March 14.--Exchanges, $232,
9S9.5 sos: balances, So. .919.93S
Z MINNEAPOLIS, March 14.-Rank clearings to-
day. $2.D4O, ,25S "a; New York exchange. selling
rate, 2Oc premium; buying rate, soc discount;
Chicago exchange, selling rate. 25c; buying rate,
23cs discount London 6Oday sight documentary
exchange. $4.s31a va, ~ ss
LONDON, March 14-The amount of bullion
taken into the Bank of England on balance to- day
was E24, 900. Gold premium at Madrid, 49,
BERLIN. March 14.--Exchange on London. 20
marks 15A pfennigs for checks Discount rates
for short bills q per cent; for three months
bills. 2A per cent.
BALTIMORE March 14.-Clearings, So. 3.S21,-
762 balances. $T39. .242. For the week clear
iugs $230 4442; balances, 3,449,s23 Money,
,ttHIcAGo. March 14.-Clearlngs. 2ssss. .e2a;
balances. S2,3O1, 145. New York exchange. 10
cents premium Foreign exchange. unchanged;
sterling posted at $4.s41a for sixty days and
$4.S71a for demand.
pHApELpm March 1Gearnss ing wae S
clearings. S1O6T25 S33: balances. $13.359, o44.
Money hm5 per cent. 81 ~ i.
BOSTON. March 14-Exchanges. $23, ,409. $50
balances 81. .63IO7S.
ST. PAUL, March 14.-Clearings, SS91, ,G6S.9
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THE CASH TRADE
GOOD DEMAND FOR RYE AND FLAX-MILL-
STUFFS LOWER.

GOOD DEMAND FOR RYE AND FLAX-M1LL-
STUFFS LOWER.
FLAN-A fair demand noted for fax in all
grades. No. l sold at Sill for the average. Re-
neapois stocks about stationary and for the
week show decrease, but :" light as to be un-
important. The total in store here now stands
minneapolis received e6 cars against 6 last
year and shipped a.. Duluth had 81 cars
Closing prices: Minneapolis. cash, S1.1 a to
arrive. 81 ~ 4; March. $1.1oA May, $11oa. :
GORN-No grade sold ut 356r26c. There was
fair demand. No. > yellow closed at 42Hc. Re
ccipts, II ears: shipments. 8 cars.
-OAIS-The market was active hut not strong
Prices held IN Oh the choice lots and were a
white closed at :2M321ac. Receipts 81 cars
shipments. ;
MILLsTlIFrs-Prices are lower again and the
market lacks snap The tendency is weak @ ,1 and
$li shorts, $l4: flour middlings. $13: rcd dog.
SIT f. 0. b.. feed in 2Oolb sacks a ~ per ton ad
tlitional. Shipments, S16 tons. Niillers say the
demand is fair. but there appears to be an ac-
market at present.
FEED AND MEAII--Prices easy quoted
and the market is not ve"y strong Coarse corn
feed, % corn aud 1-3 oats. $15.05: No. ground
feed. = and \. oats. S1I25Nn $50: No, 8
ground feed. Il; corn and 2-3 oats. $13.5oMl6:
RARLEi-Fced grades are quoted 42M30c:
ments II
RYE-The market was active and :. shade
stronger with good denand for all grades No. I
closed at Isle. Receipts, u cars; shipments,
HAY-upland. choice, 1o.25al1o.75: upland.
No. l. $9.I3Nn1o: midland. SI.ToGpS.2I: medium.
S1.2lM7.75: off color. $jGlJ.5n: timothy. choice
. $o.5o01 1O rye straw, choice, $5@G. Receipts,
129 tons.
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NEWS OF@T4E WORLD OF TRADE. AND

Baltimore & Ohio converted 4s,4 fof-
fered, 103; Canada Southern seconds, 1861;
Central of Georgia 5s, 1O7A: Central of Geor-
gia first incomes. rs offered: chesapeake &
OhioS4Ms, 104; Chicago g. Alton S1as, 76M; Chi-
cago, milwaukee s ST. Paul general Is, !, HOS is
bid: Chicago & North. Western consol 7s, 131%
bid; bic Chicago Rock Island & Pacific As, .1o5h;
Cleveland, CtncinIa Chicago &. st. Louis gen
rral IS 1907; Chicago Terminal As, 81 offered;
Colorado. Southern As, 50; Denver & Rio
hrande Is, 9S1a; Eric prior lien is, 97h Erie
general As, So Fort Worth & Den
yer City frsts. HOE Hooking Val
Icy 41@s, 107H: Pennsylvania, 1915 !:
Louisville & Nashville unified rs, 100 offered:
Mexican Central IS, TEX Mexican Central 1st
inc. 26la: Minneapolis & St Louis is. 1913.
offered: Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas As, 9934; Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texans DDS SOla; New York
Central gen. 31as 1885 offered; New Jersey
Cenral general is, 130 bid: Northern Pacific 4s,
1929; Northern Pacific IS. 723s; Norfolk e.
Western consol As, 1051s: Reading General as
96as st. Louis & Iron Mountain consol
5s. ia; St Louis & San Francisco As,
96hc; st. Louis Southwestern lists. &C.;
st. Louis & Southwestern seconds 81 offered; San
Antonia & Aransas aI'ss As. S3h: Southern Pa
cifc As. 90: Southern Railway SIS. 1161a :: Texas
4 PACIFIC frsts, 1l5A; Toledo. st. Louis & West.
ern As. 111a bid: Union Pacific 4s 102: Union Pa
cifc 4s. 102: Union Pacific converted As. 1929
Wabash tirsts. HI: Wabash seconds. 107: Wabash
Deb. B. 767s: West Shore Is. 110t5 hid: Wheel
ing & Lake Erie As. 9Gh: w isconsn Central As
81: Consolidated Tobacco 4s, .G2A Colorado Fue
S. SO; Manhattan. 1Q3 bill: Rock Island. 81 p.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Estimates for Chicago receipts on Monday:
Total clearances: Wheat. 111,00O bu -four,
53, 900 brls corn. S)e.OOU bu: oats, 10000 bu;
wheat and -four equal 351 900 bu.
Chicago to Lewis: \ good many locals who
have had some corn thinking price would be ad-
vance whether It ought to be or not, have got
tired waiting ard have been selling out. =
Whallon. Case & Co. from New York--Market
has been very dull to-day. 1t held firm on a
limited volume of trading until the bank state
ment appeared and then had little spurt on
the increase in reserve and decrease in cash
shown by the statement. Otherwise there was
no news. The strongest stocks were Wabash
preferred. Metropolitan. Reading and ST. Paul.
Copper was rather heavy under further quiet
selling. The tone at the close firm. Banks
now haveta little more than $1,o0O,Oo0 surplus
reserve. - 2. -
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Prices 10c higher than yesterdays close and
a shade better than yesterdays opening To
days light market was generally 5ei1oc under
the opening. Receipts moderate. Quality a lit
tie better than YESTERDAY with hogs heavier in
weight. Price range $69OGIT.45; bulk ST.25M
1.l5; mixed l.25@7.35; butchers and heavy,
81. .4OM .45: with nothing choice sale.
Hogs-21. 23S lbs. $40; 81. POO lbs. $73O
"a. 207 lbs, $7.25; 30, 204 lbs. $I.2U; Il. l9C
lbs, 40; 50, 167 lbs $695; "a, 1872 lbs. 81 30
70. 31S lbs. $7.30; 50, 1872 lbs, 20: 36, 212
lbs, Sis: "a. 157 lbs. 81:
Odds and Ends--2. s95 lbs. $3.50; Z. 43S lbs
$7.15; I, 3s5 lbs, $7.3o: e. 321 lbs $40.
Pigs and Underweights--34. LAG lbs, $3.50: S
$62'. IT,. . -.a
Stags and Boars-l, o2o lbs, 1928; L. TAO lbs
700 ..
CATIiE--Receipts light. l,riccs steady on al
klhds OF butcher stun Bulls and Veals steady
Stockers and feeders steady to weak. Yard:
fairly well plet sed:+ -
butcher Steers-i LAO lbs S4lo: t. .o9'
lbs 81; 81, 1,010 lbs, $40; 4. 1.100 lbs, 10
), LILO lbs $3.50; 2. SoU lbs $1.2o.
5, ,0S6 lbs So %: l. 1.O5O lbs So: B. / O7t lbs
$2.75: / 80 lbs, $780, / $50 lbs $40: 4
| 9O2 lbs. S32j: l. 1CG4 lbs So 95: 9:,) lbs
| So. 60 ..,--r. - ,...-..'.- p. .-.'...- ..s
Cutters and Canners-3 933 lbs $40: / o.,
| lbs S215; . SS5 lbs 1925: l. 800 his 50
Rutcher Bulls 1 oiU lbs S:;.o: l. 1 400 lbs
| So 23:+1 / 800 lbs So 90 ~ - : -'.-~.
s3.25: /. 80 lbs. 81. g.,
Stock and Feeding Stecrs-S. $50 lbs, 81;
493 lbs, $'.6n; 30, $50 lbs. $40: 4, BAT lbs
| So: 1, 800 lbs. 81. 80: 10. 1.O11 lbs. S}.7.
2, 735 lbs, $500; y, 320 lbs, $3.05; 4, 800 lbs
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. MARCH 10

Inspected In--Wheat--Cars- sz1,EE #
Great Northern--No. hard, 4 No. ] north
ern. 70: No. northern, 30; No. 8, Is; re-
jected, 8.
Miwnukce--No northern. s: No. 2 northern
IS; No B. IA: rejected. ); grade s.
st. Lous--No 1 northern. 4: No northern
Z: No. 3, 6: rejected. 4 grade, t.
500 Line--No. northern, 4; No. 2 northern
IL: No. 3, g.: rejected. 4.
Omaha-.No. northern 3; No. 3. II; rejected
6: no grade. l.. .&y
4 Total-No hard 4: No. northern, SO: No
northern, II No. 3 so; rejected p; nc
grade, IT,
8 Other Grains-No. 8 winter wheat. s. rejected
winter wheat, L: No. macaron wheat. ! nc
grade corn, 3; No. white oats, L: No. 8 white
I oats, 3; No. 4 whiic oats, IA: No. 8 oats. %
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THE FLOUR MARKET
GOOD GENERAL DEMAND AND A FAVOR.
ABLE OUTLOOK.

ABLE OUTLOOK.
The market showed little change to-day. Mil
the OUTPUT of the mills as they are now being
operated. The output is fair and is likely to
be increased if shipping facilities continue show
ing improvement. Millers able to keep
cleaned up and longer badly troubled
prevent the bockading of the mills. While
the railroad situation is bad. and lack of cars
still great handicap the improvement of the
past week has been great. If the railroads
continue doing we'll in the past few days.
there will he less complaint heard from now
Shipments yesterday larger than of late.
showing &c 237 barrels in all
First patents quoted $3.75M3s5; second
patents. $3.6l0l3.75: first clears. $2.Io second
clears SoGL21n
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CUBA SELLS SUGAR 10 EUROPE.

Havaiia March 14.-The sale. Of 5000 tons of
raw. sugar for the English market has been
closed at ] .S5 cents per pound This was the
first sale of sugar for Europe In twenty five
years, with the exception of 5 per cent of the
(output. which formerly went to SPAIN but
which ceased at the time of the war between
Spain and the United States. This new Euro
Eean demand is considered to be due to poor
crops in Europe and to the abolition of the
European bounties.
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RECEIPTS ND SHIPMENTS, MARCH 10.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10 cars. 3O2. 900 bu; corn,
$3.50 bu oats, 1900 bu; barley, $4,000 bu; rye.
$3.50 bn; fax. 5s. 74o bu -four; 1913 brls; mill. nil
merchandise L. S36, ,O47 lbs: lumber. ~ cars: bar.
rel stock cars; machinery. 61s,760 lbs; coal.
1866 tons; wood. $40 cords; brick. 10000; lime,
cars: cement, $40 brls; household goods II 500
lbs; stone and marble. cars; live stock, / car:
linsced OIL 60 brls; salt 5 cars dressed meats,
$4,000 lbs; railroad materials, 66 cars; sundries.
"A cars: lots, 91S.
shipped-Wheat, % cars, 20 AGO bu: corn. 200
bu: oats, I. $50 bu; barley, II $50 bu rye. 2,1SO
bu; fax. 1850 bu: -four, ,297 brls; millstuffs,
s35 tons; fruit, $4,000 lbs; merchandise, 2,43S.-
100 lbs; lumber IS cars; barrel stock, l car;
$40 brls; linseed oil. 2OO brls; oil cake 81. 900
lbs; railroad materials, cars sundries, % cars;
car 1Ots 1852
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cHA$. ELEwE$
r co.
STOCKS, BONDS,
GRAIN, PROVISIONS
4i2.4i5 Chamber Of ComnaFoa,
MINNEAPOLIS.
New York and Chicago Correspondents,
Harris, Gates & Co.,
Bartlett, Frazier & Co.
Membefs-An Exchanges.
Membefs-An Exchanges.

81 .1O9; sheep. 5s. s26; horses. e5 Last Year
Cattle. 13,17s; calves, 2029; hogs 6656; sheep.
44.u4 horses 125.
Shipments-Cattle, 1925: calves. 1,193; hogs,
,0Ol: sheep, 800; horses. so.
Sluce the 1st of January. POI. .73i animals have
been slaughtered at South ST. Paul
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NEW YORK BONDS.

New York. March 14.--United States refund
ing 2s. registered o.; United States refunding
1o7A United States 3s, coupon, 1os;;. United
States new 4s. registered. 135: United States
new As, coupon, 1876: United States old As. reg
istered. 1Os1a; United States old Is. coupon.
lo9l4; United States :,s registered 1o5 United aa
Atchtson adjustment is, 911s ; Baltimore & Ohio
4s, 1921 x; Baltimore = Ohio 3sas, 925s;
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, March 14.--A1oderate
receipts of hogs and higher prices at the yards
caused tirinliess in provisions at the start, May
pork being unchanged to 2Hc higher at S1SI5
to $1S.17h u: May lard was up 2hc at 5000.
while ribs were sc higher at $40. Trading was
only moderate and prices held about steady early
ii the day. s3
Close: s Lard-Aiarch, s1o.02h; May, s1o.12h
July, $40: September, Sa.a71a. g5tl#
Close: Ribs--May. S9.o5; July, $9.67 u n9 10;
September, S9.55@9. 571s.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS. March 14.-Beef,
easy. Pork firm; family. S19.50nO2O Lard.
steady; prime western steam. S1O.50
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS, March 1t.--Beef--
Easy; extra India mess, sos. Pork--Firm
prime mess western. 62s Sd. Hams-Strong
short cut II to 16 lbs. 55s Cd. Bacon-Cuimber
land cut. "a to 30 lbs. strong. 53s Cd: short ribs
i16 to 5A lbs. firm. i5s Cd: long clear middles
light % to 81 lbs. frm. 53s Cd; long clear mid.
dies. heavy. 35 to 40 lbs. trm. 54s:1 short cleal
backs. 16 to 20 lbs. firm. 5Ss: clear bellies, a te
13 lbs. strong. 45sc Lard.,strong: prime west
51s Sd. Rutter.Fipest United States, nominal
good United States. steady sos. Cheese
Strong; American finest white, SIS Cd: American
finest colored. CTS Cd. Y
Fl ST. LOUIS LEAD March ) IL ead--I tigher;
$4.57 u. Speltcr-II Iigher; s5.25.
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BOSTON CLOSING. sTocKs, eMarch t..
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, March 14.-The cot
ton market opened strong at rise of 1062f
points and soon showed rise of 2o@29 points,
terday. The sensa tional rise thus indicated was
due to a great surprise furnished by to-day $
cables. which. instead of showing a decline of
New York closing of yesterday, reported an
advance of 2@3, points. According to private
cables the English rise was the result of re-
newed and energetic buying orders from Alex
to the bull side of the account while job
bers were said to be short at Liverpool. The
New York contingent was. entirely taken by
surprise. The usual market bearings were
ignored The shorts made struggle to cover,
but sellers scarce and not until May cot
ton had sold up to as7 was the upward move
active and showed evidence of renewed interest
on the part of the bull pool. The trading was
eeed in s6or R a
created Operations however. were also heavy
in July and August. During the early excite
held fr0p nomna
mand on the spreading belief that the. move
ent of cotton to fow Port
ceipts for the day We're estimated at 5000
bales. against $4,000 bales last year. and there
was a disposition to curtail estimates as to
will run against 14s.634 last last year.: Futures
closed steady. March. 97Sc: April, 9.76c; May,
asc June @ g7s AusqS Yse
S.47c; December. s45c. Spot closed quiet 1(
points higher: Midding uplands. 10000; mid
ding gulf. 1o.25c. Sales. none.
bales. against 20, 800 last week and 1910 bales
last year. For the week. 600 bales. against
il. .e13 last week and 1o1 ISL last year: To
against 1929 last year. and at Houston 2,66s
bales, against 3.342 last Year =. :
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IMPORTANT POINT.

This, !, declared the eminent orator,
lis the very key to the whole question
But, interrupted small man in a
rear seat, where is the eyhole ?'
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK

o1Vu3A LIVE STOCK.
Sioux City Stock Yards. Sioux City. Iowa,
N March h d4IReceipts Re, of cattle show an increase
generally of the stocker kinds The offerings in
killers foot up about the same number as last
W. week There here has been very satisfactory stock
er trade this week but many more cattle of de-
srabe quality and weight could have been dis
posed dot of had they been in in the Yards The deal
get enough cattle to supply the outside demand
and there are orders in the hands of the com.
stockers that have not been fed which were not
filled owing to lack of supplies. The market
closes the week with the good quality stock
and best yearling steers selling 15a i5c high
| er than last week. There has been no quotabIe
| advance on the common and light weight steers
but these grades picked up more readily
than last week on account of the limited run Of
ance in the yards this week and there is every
evidence that there will be good active mark.c
e s0s o fs for e hst n svss pre-
sfockers from sa;5o@s.sS The good d.! yeariin Fling
$3. Is M410. The lighter weight steers and the
Just fair yearlings sold from s.. 75q $3.50 Tie
demand called for and prices ruled steady with
last week, selling from $500 @2.so. Bulls
ings bought by the saughterers.
The marketing of fat cattle about the
Monday with m decline @ Of io@15c op"eu eut up go"d %d
share of this was rcsained later. and prices close
ast the fek barely ste steady with the high time Of
Sa.Io@4.!9 but the bulk of the LOO to 1,290.lb
: beeves arriving sold from 81 to s4.25. The
s.; ST. to s SEQ Just fair to medium sold
Ilogs,1h,s marketing of hogs has been very
iisht and shows shortage of 100 hogs COM
| Light receipts have leen received at ali mar
kets; and prices in consequence have shown
ghsr sas ean at tf this Close gs Of s
and met faye been m fl few sheep at this
On sold tbo rl-at
ruled 15@25c higher than last wee Week. Sne LAMBS
psh as fss' sp and ssE gssEss at
Hcgs-Opened steady to &c lower Sales:
g.. 200 lbs, $3.50; s., 25o lbs, s715; IS. $50
Cattle-Market unchanged. Sales: II beevcs.
loo loo lns lna 81 s.: neeyes, 1sio lbs s47; 10
8 cows, 1.l2o lbs. 81: stockers, 74o lbs $2795;
| II stockers, $50 lbs. $3.50: 8 stockers 115,j
lngs, f!o lbs, $a:25: 8 yearlngs, $50 lbs 81
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, March 14.-cattle-
S?S sissFs aSd feserl s
Gamers. s1.5o@25o: bulls, sa25G4 %; calves, Ives,
$$G e.: 10; TEXAS fed steers, $a:75@4;?o
ooo: left over. Its: market 5aioc Thi higher: aS:
mixed and butchers, s7.25@ .65: good to choice
sh ssa;@ bulk Eoofn Of sales esas S
Sheep-Receipts 4, 600: steady: lambs steady:
mixed s425g5: western sheep. s5a5.7s native
lambs. S4.I5@7.1o: western lambs. s5@6.9e.
hoef efe5sl is Eests5ag s5asg
2.7l5: hogs. 1892; sheep. i,17s ''S'
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, March 14.-Cat
| tle-Recepts, 80: unchanged; beef steers 81 IS
@3.2o: Texans. S1.9OG450; native COWS and
heifers. S1.50M4.40; stockers and feeders. S3
| @4.65.
Hogs-Receipts. LOO; strong: heavy s7.35d
80: packers. S7.25M 7.35: workers 5000
| 727 y: pigs. $6M6.75.
Sheep-Receipts. none; unchanged; sheep S3. so
e. ln1a alAc
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WHEAT MOVEMENT d.

WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS
Observation-Disclosures u cars; Omaha, 81 cars
ST. Louis Is cars: Great Northrn. 90 cars; Bur.
lington / Soo 80; Northern Pacific, Z: Rock
Shipped--Aiilwaukee 8 cars: Omaha, /; st.
Louis, g.; Chicago Great Western, E.
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no grade oats, {; No. 2 rye. 1: No. 8 rye, 8:
No. 5 barley, 3: No. barley, 5: No. barley,
s; no grade barley, 1: No. northwestern fax.
l: No. l. flax, 81; rejected fax, IA; no grade
flax, I.
Cars Inspected Out---No. hard wheat 4: No.
1 northern. 49, No. northern, 80; No. 3, {;
-: No. corn, /: no grade corn. 2; No. )
white oats, l: No. white oats, 1: No. oats.
6: no grade oats, l.: No. 2 rye, 1: No. barley,
2; No. barley, g. No. flax, 6; rejected
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Receipts. 500. unchanged; beef steers s:;So@
$40: cows and heifers. $5.2394.1O: stockers and
feeders, S3a4.5o: Hogs-Recepts. $500: &c
higher. Heavy. $1.35 @T.45: pigs. S6.50@T1O.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 steady. sheep, S5.409
6.10: lambs. S5.75d7.
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PITTS AND CALLS

Two O'clock report:
Puts-May wheat. 73Ac.
Calls-May wheat. 1888 M131sc.
Curb-May wheat. 1875 Or I33sc.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows: Chicago Great
Western. j; Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul.
s: Minneapolis q st. Louis 3; Chicago. ST. Paul.
Minneapolis e. Omaha. Ii: Great Northern, 2;
Northern Pacific +; Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
| citc, l.. Total, 40 -..
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, March 14-Wheat held very
sssS s9ssd a5 % d o fr s1 a ossS Esx vas
Wheat increased $4,000 oie bu receipts Wheat.
s1 ah bu SaFss sx III 2S iu TO- Ship
Close: : Wheat-No. i northern. to arrive,
74hc; n No :o northern to arriye 72*ac Flax
! Noyember si:io: oats1cash f,sh s2%e; May
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, March a.
from i1a
spet and to aTree
Wheat-Receipts. 14,25O bushels: sales. 1.21O.
600 600 bushels; @ advanced slightly this morning on
predictions for small worlds shipments Mon
day; May. 19M @79he; July. 7es @77c; Sep
SOC elf S NV STf 9ork: No. ? western. Sic FOB FOB
ahoat: Corn-Receipts. $1,000 bushels; sales,
ing to favorable weather west and easier ca
bles. May. 52A @52 7-16c. Oats-Receipts 60
900 bushels. Easy with corn. Track white 44@
Close: ,Wheat,;May; 7e7Ac; July, 7e%c. Corn
TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, March Ia
Wheat-Dull and weak; cash. 74c May. 76c );
44y 52c ~ cor9Du INV l4a and weak March
1ewer March, ay july s2e s%a
Rye-So 2, 5s1ac. Cloverseed- dull and steady !;
i cash SLOPPY: March. $6.92R; April $6921a ;
October 500. Prime timothy, s1.so; prime
Wheat: steady: Close: NJ. ! northern, 7sMS1
p@f: 4e Ns askea tas ssEss Kys sesy @
No: 1: 51h@52c: Barley. steady; No. 2 500
35Ac. Corn, May, 46a4c bid. Puts, 1880 bid;
calls, II nc asked. -.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, March 14.-closine:
| Wheat. spot No. northern spring, quiet S.
sad, No. 2 red western winter steady. 6s 1hd:
No. California dull. lis 1Od: futures. quiet:
March nominal: May 6s 15sd; July. 6s 1ssd.
Corn. spot American mixed new steady. is I'd;
| American mixed old, stock; futures inactive:
March nominal: May. 4s 3ssd. Flour, st. Louis
fancy winter, quiet S. Sd. -
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, March 14-Close: Wheat
Steady: No. red. cash. elevator. 67Mc: May,
6s5s @cs&c: July; 67sS @6shc No. 2 hard SO
nal; May: 4oc: July. 4n1sc. 0ats-Lower; No.
2. cash. :'5c nominal; May, 4Ac; July, soc;
| No. white. 3Sc. s.... ...-... ..-,:5 .2s i.
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KANSAS CITY OR AIN, March 14.-close
Wheat May. 64as @64ihc; July e2Ac: cash No
4
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK. March s4-Cattle-
$3. JO15.75: stockcrs and feeders s34o6 40:
cows and heifers. sn.25G5: Texans. S2M4.5o
Hogs-keceipts. 1000; steady to strong: pigs
81. 75I a y: packers. ST.20M7 80: butchers
S7.4j0f7.65.
Sheep-Receipts. none: nominal: sheep, s4.5OG
$50: lambs. Sj.50@7.3J.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14

KANSAS CITY GRAIN, March 14.-Close
hent har NS No. 'res re eTMS cns oro No
April. 37c: May. BIC; July. 365s G:7c:r cash No 9
mixed 39@40c; No ? white, 391. 41c. Oats
No 2 white, 35@ J36;ac. - III s.. r -