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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-26


Cleveland, March 26.--The Iron Trade Review
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Conditions persist in the iron trade under
which the sale and delivery of material from
the finishing mills Of the country Is notably
restricted by insufficient supply of steel. II
the capacity of converters and open hearth fur
naces could be actually employed the firmness
apparent in many finished lines would be only
matter of weeks. There is undoubtedly an I'M
provement in coke deliveries and the next two or
three months expected to show steady prog
ress in this direction The West Virginia
coke ovens Of the steel corporation are starting
up and western shipments promise improve
ments; but against these expectations the shadow
of troubles with West Virginia miners rises and
makes I'll calculations uncertain. Furnace com
panies who ordinarily would be arranging for
their ore supply at this time are waiting, partly
because the ores they bought last year will last
them for several months. in view Of their fire.
quent bankings, and not least because of the
possibility of trouble both with furnace and
coke labor. -. A.-r.
On the lakes what promised to be an early
opening of nav cation may be considerably de
labor situation indeed. is the chief factor of
certainty in the; outlook for iron and STEEL Mill
tonnage is plentiful. There never was so heavy
a business on the books Of the steel manufacture
ers The most significant item of the week in
this regard is the inquiry for finished steel
received from the leading agricultural interest
of the country. Work is still being done on the
plan to combine the Independent sheet and tin
plate mills, out lDe question OF Steel supply Is
not easily solved Foreign steel has been dis
tinctly higher in the past two weeks and the do
nestle steel market is strong, with practically
nothing offered. German basic Bessemer billets
are $3.50 at New York as minimum for large
lots, while deliveries cannot be had for two
or three months. A further rise of 81 in Ger
man tsstecl would add 1924 to the duty ant
shut on Imports. .s. e2f: s54a5-4I ~ 81 s.&Fs.
AT Pittsburg Bessenler billets have been quot
cd at S32, and sheet bors $33 to $33.5O A
Chicago sale of open-hearth billets is reporte.
Mt S33. Wire rods are $36. 80 to $37 Pittsburg
and a gas belt sale is reported at $40, The pig
iron situation is still undeveloped 8:
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

New York to Charles E. Lewis: One could
scarcely ind commission house or trader last
garding immediate future of the market AS a
rule it is dangerous to have, so much, company
there is large outstanding short interest, there
Is nothing to encourage the buying of stocks i'm
tain to BE- bad next Is tSs
ing OF the s uthern Pacific Union Pacific con
troyersy Many peope cpl 5 look upon the pennsy
menace. to the market On June 1, the trust
companies pa les, hay have got to find and keep reserve
issue The pro5ab bities " are re- that pennsyivania
that wSe paid IT ~ sd on paySg
the loans in the banks: Further. Is per cent Of
it will come from foreign stockholders. therefore
the surface. DO not think one would make a
mistake buying Manhattan on scale
net inc1ease SSfs earnings
:. New: York to Whallon, Case & Co.: Outlook
market General Sentiment Io is depressed esu BY its
disappointing action and uncertainty of the
money situation here is further aggravated by
pressed condition Of that market generally
Moreover, there is threatened labor situation here
Whallon, Case & Co. from New York: There
IS a. violent mysterious attack on copper; Is hav-
Sorf to ON Whso af he The
ger that always confronts bear Is too much
;aal,ar eomPany , 1t may soon be the case in this
ing nature to bring out long stocks; This is
dealing with the market in its local character
alone. The western accounts getting pretty
heavily short. ~, --.. =. =
Hartman of New York says: The market
looks to US as if it would go: higher for the
sold, with very few stocks in sight. The
conservative commission houses seem to be more
bullishly inclined than for some time, although
very bearish for the past month, says he thinks
conservative purchases of stocks will show profits
WaSSman eXDOrtS
will be the largest in, the history Of the coun
try.
Following from Montreal: Matters appear tc
have taken turn for the worse in regard to ir
Dominion Coal Works To-day pump with q
capacity of 1000 gallons a minute will be .pu1
to work adding to the many streams now porinp
in No actual headway has far been mad,
against the fire and flooding Of the mine II
thought to he the only course open
The New York subtreasury gained 81 .320, ,00l
from the banks yesterday and since Friday has
gained 81, $4,000. = --'. ~-
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CHICAGO GRAIN
OPENING WHEAT PRICES EASIER ON DIS
APPOINTING CABLES.

APPOINTING CABLES.
Chicago. March 26.-Opening prices in wheat
were easier on disappointing cables, the Liver
pool market showing a poor response to the
late strength here yesterday and result
there was considera Bile pressure to sell at
the start. May was down &c to A@g%c at
72iAc to- 725s @72Ac. but a better demand from
ket turned strong, May selling up to 73@I3kc,
apolis and Duluth reported receipts of PAP cars.
which with local receipts Of "a cars: none of
contract grade, made total receipts for the three
points of 266 cars against 371 last week
and 255 year ago.
The market held steady the latter part Of the
session with but little trading. May closed 7sc
Close; whsst, Msy; 72A @723c:. July, seMs;
7se; No. red, es@72c; No: ? hard winter, 700
tic; No. hard winter 6eaR7oc; No. i north
76Hc; No. spring. 6s@7hc
Corn opened steady on firm cables and May
vas UNCHANGED at 43hc; The favorable weather
start but, the. offerings were we'll taken and
after selling at 43c, May quickly advanced to
43A 0l439sc. Local receipts were ~ cars, with
none of contract grade.
Closing prices were firm, with May ~ q Nc
higher at 43A1439sc.. rs
July, 43sse; september, 43c; cash corn, No 2
43kc; No. 3, 39@39Ac. -
There was bullish sentiment in oats due tc
reports Of delayed seeding and prospects Of q
decrease in acreage. May opened &c to Nc
higher hd at s22sc to s2ac and after selling at
Local receipts were 1862 cars.
Close: Oats. March, s24c; May, 33@33Mc
July. 3OAc: September 2Skc; cash oats, No: q
32c No. 3. 81 1sc. -.
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The ] BEARS ARE OUT.
Aggressive Selling Is Renewed Soon
After the Stock Market
Opens.
After a Feverish and Unsettled Tone
the Market at Noon Becomes
Stagnant.

New York, March 26.-The opening movement.
OF prices was slightly irregular, although
the prlncipal stocks We're higher. Metropolitan
rose point. Southern Pacific advanced a
large fraction, For the most part changes were
New York Central, Missouri Pacific and Fen
nesSee Coal We're advanced point after the
opening and the list generally a good fraction.
The improvements did not hold long, ag-
Sressirc bear selling was renewed Southern
Pacific reacted over The point, and then St.
Paul. PennsylVania. Reading, Amalgamated and
New York Central were forced down. Anal
st mated dropped to 66hc, Pennsylvania lost
Dearlyea point net and some of the other leaders
fell below yesterdays close. Louisville, Chicago
& Alton, Southern Railway preferred, Minneap-
oils, St. Paul 4 sault Ste. Marie, Long Island,
and Hooking Valley preferred lost to III.
An.algamated rallied a point and there a
fractional rally elsewhere. The tone became fe-
verish and unsettled. - [E5 o.. ~ )
The opposition to the movement of prices in
either direction brought the market to stand
still and trading became senlistagnant. Anal
gamated was pulled to last nights level but
Pennsylvania receded again to the lowest. Read
ing second preferred lost 4, Louisville 2, Nation
al Railroad of Mexico 1es and Pacific Mail /.
Prices fuctuated scarcely enough either way to
| turned the draft Of the market upwards and ~ a.
bash preferred advanced point. Anaconda alsc
gained 2 Willie Colorado & Southern second pre-
ferred lost u. 80, ~ - d. s'sa' '.7.--
Inc unnterestlng character OF the specu1atlol
was relieved to a certain extent by downware
furry In Pennsylvania The price went down te
lSs% large e. e. offerings New York Central De dc
| fected only III spots. Amalgamated advanced tt
ssA at oGeeh nd the ne tone
The rise of 1ss in Southern Pacific prompted
covering by shorts and Union Pacific, St. Paul
Amalgamated and Smelling rose a point oyel
extended to point in a few stocks. The re
| newed selling of Pennsylvania on the advance
killed the rise and prices slipped back. The
| gains wer wiped out and PENNSYLVANIA fell bach
J to the lowest. The closing easy.
Bonds were irregular at noon
| Stock quotations reported for The Journal BY
Watson & Co., Chamber of Commerce, Minneapo
| lis. sr"' - -...
| Closing prices are bid.
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on r. realizing and bearish crop news; May. II 5-1e
s6g65c elf Hew "Y.Hlse YORK; No. western. 90 60, 90
lob. afoat. Corn-Receipts, Al 900 bu; sales
and and a demand from May shorts: May, 49% q
5Olsc; July, 1875 @491sc. Oats-Receipts, 70,
Al 046c. '.-7,-,- -. - II. -
Close: Wheat-May, 77,ac; July, 75Ac Corn
May. 50&c July, 49,sc. E...
TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED March 90
Wheat-Dull. steady: cash, 73Ec; May, T4hc
July, IIc. Corn-Iull. frm March, 42hc
May, a2Ac: July, ABE. Oats-Dull, firm; March
Seed-Fairly active. easier; cash. $7.15; March
$7.10; April; $3.50; October, $5.4O; prime .timo
thy, SLIGO; prime alsike, $3.50. ,..
81 LIVERPOOL 1!1R 90 GRAIN, March 2s.-whsat1
northern spring, 6s sad; No. California, IS
SID; futures steady; May, Us 1hd; July, is
$d;, Corn-Spot steady; American mixed, ,4s
Siad; Amsriean e mixed old IS I'd; futures steady
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, March 2e.-close: Wheat
weaker; No. red cash elevator. 67Rc; May
67esc;, July, 65I el65Ac; No 2 hard, 6s@72c
Gs loUef 0efs No. s eas ssAe; Nay 3SMG 5Hly
s2c; July, 2eNc; No. 2 white, 36@36Kc
ANsAs CITY GRAIN, March 2e.-wheat
May May sa6 ss4@S4e July, i@sl&e; Cash, No =;
35B@Mc; May. 355s @Ac; July. s5Ac: Cash
No. No. 2 % white, 81 S5as6ca. &S5as6a'' N>'' Z "N''e '''' oA'
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN. Marcel
southwest. i 81 10; May, $1.14@114. Timothy
March. $3:42a; Clover March, S12.25@125c
Barley, cash, 42@54c. - 4
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steady at 59l per cent; prime mercantile paper,
S sterng h baneps bs e th
4s7i25 for 'd demand, and at s4.ss.7s for sixty
ennsle. gay ss s rstes Bar and :vss
4s5s. Mexican dollars, 3sA: Government
bonds, steady; refunding Is; registered. 1o7; re-
9s Is. COUPON COUPON, 1861 @ old Is, resistered old
ss4 coupon S s and bssRees
March fsF h: vcse ssfssss
Corresponding corr week $1o:s1o. .oe2 III. New York
exchange selling rate s5c premium bTyins rate
par buying rate soc dissouet = London Z eo-day
sFRt a aycs
$40: 50; for the week, $e1sS s4s.Se; last year,
= BOSTON 30 TON March 2e-Clearings, s1e,4os 1881 !;
PARIS March as.--Three per cent rentes 90
fraIes s5 centes IN for the ACCENT enehange
BERLIN, March 26.--Exchange on London, 20
marks 5A pfennigs for Checks.
paaaees GmieAee Masis Sev Yere s.sSsnss
GtsEn for rfS,9R days and At foi
eFiai PHILADELPHIA. March 2s-clearings, sls,-
196.162; balances. ST. ,926. .&43; money, 5Ga5k per
so; balanees; 500. .osa money. g per cent.
taken into the Bank Of England on balance to
drawn for shipment to South America.
LONDON March 26..The weekly statement of
the Bank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increased. EPIC 900; cir
culation increased G491 200: bullion increased
5e1 2s4 other securities nereased in re a 81 2s5 900;
posits increased s1,7250 900; notes reserve in
creased G1O2.ODO. Government securities nm
changed. The proportion of the Bank of Eng-
land reserve to liability this week is 80 per
cent. as compared with 4s.73 last week. The
rate is discount with the Bank of England was
unchanged To-day at per cent as.
81. PARIS. March. 28.--The weekly statement eot
the bank of France shows the following changes
Notes In circulation decreased 20, 300 600 frames
treasury accounts current increased 26.925.O00:
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~, THE CASH TRADE
QUIET AND STEADY MARKETS IN COARSE
GRAINS.

FLAx-The market quiet and steady and
not especially changed from yesterday.
Minneapolis received II against last
year and shipped l. Duluth had 20 cars.
Closing prices: Minncapols-Cash $1.13A !;
to arrive, $1.131; March, $1.13; May, $1.13A !;
July, $1.1bA.
CORN-There was little done in corn, receipts
being very light. No. yellow closed at 421ac.
Receipts 8 cars: shipments, 2 cars
OATS-A fair demand ruled for oats, but re-
ceipts were very light and not much business
was done: No 3 white closed at 32@32iac. Re-
ceipts, cars; shipments, ~
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse corn meal and
corn and 1-3 outs,e s14:75: No. 2 ground feed,
1-3 corn and % oats $16.25.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices remain weak and Oh
the lower range established by the declines of
yesterday. The early spring weather is an i'm
portant influence against speculative sentiment
In feed. The tendency is still weak and prices
only steady as quoted. Bran in bulk, S11 %:
shorts, SLIPS; flour middlings. $13 red dog,
additional: in 20O-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional
Shipments, 2,16l tons. -...-
BARLEY-Feed grades are quoted 4o@46c;
mailing grades, 46M52c. Receipts, 10 cars;
shipments, cars.
ltYE-No. ? closed at 47a4c. Receipts, 4 cars;
shipments ) cars
HAY-The market is quiet upland, choice
S11@12: upland, No. ], $1o:5O@11; upland, No
2. S9.50@lO; midland. S776@s. so; :, medium
s7250l7.75: off color, scar: timothy, choice
$n.T5M12.25; timothy. No. 1, SLIPS GILL; I5:
timothy, no. 2, $10M10.25; rye straw. choice, S.
Q5.5O. Receipts. 3I tons.
PUTS AND CALLS. ....
Two O'Clock report: u
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hrsts 25c; seconds, 1sc dairies, extra. 22e hrsts
15h@16c; seconds, 12c; roll and print, 13@15c;
ann 1883
per doz., 12Ac; strictly freshs case count, 12Ac
CHEESE Twins or fats, fancy, 14hc;. twins
or fats ehDce sc twins Or fats fair to
brick No. 3, 7@sc; primost. No. /. Sc; pultost,
Sc; Swiss No. / round. 14@14Ac; Swiss, No: 2,
No DREssED SsGS6' FoULrRY-rurkeys, fancy, un-
sns sprSs nsy fs f9 to e9iss
13c; hens, fancy, 14c; fair to good, 12@13c:
aski reaos to good S@ s5s 0eaos
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys, mixed coops. 1870
1sAc turkeys; thin small sSI1oe; ,{ chickens
Young, Young eoiored, lie; geese fat, heavy, io@11c;
sefis pREssEb @ M %EATsvea1 sa1S fancy, per 1b se
s4ac; fair to good, !a71ac%: small small or overweight,
nG$Ss s%&oe f'nfS Sse ssSs Rs's:
TOMATOES California: per trats, $500
sCABBAGE-Home grown. fancy, per 100 lbs,
; POTATOES bu small lots, 45@5oc; car
SWEET POTATOES -cobdens, per bril- 3d.. -
p0PCoRN-old rice per lb' 4aoc; new rice,
PEI wv II zf1eS aoSEywhits, fancy LIB sections,
DRIED pEAs-Fancy yellow, per baS, s1.75;
medium. N 81 50; green; @ fancy, s1:75; medium.
6REp 5S msFfSxtss Sane navy per bu
%eSism 5sir, SITS; brown, 81 ssir to good,
APPLEs--Jonathans per brl, s.: Ben Davis,
sss@3 %; Kings, $50 80; Spies S25; RusseMts: m cts
WHO Willow TWigs e Baldwis sat sa5 GFeesinss
ssM$25 g TS& pS} RSman %H BEAUTY Ben 3d. 50 g.
| Observation-Disclosures navels, as to SIZE fan
cy s2.25; choice, as to size, $275M3: California
0pafSd n&MoSs sssdnss California fSS fancy s25os
$SSsH FSEiTfsr hs3s sa9. 's4 s4.ss $50
sTRAWBERRiE Es -rloridas, per at. 5oc
aa 5aSchss s5Se sma
VEGETABLEs-wax beans, per bu SO: egg
pe7 per
heads. per doz, 55as5c: g mil miat per doz 25M 3pc;
90 5@30c; pie plant. per III, &C.
NEW YORK PRODUCE. March 2e.-Butter-
Receipts 1925 pkgs: steady t to firm; state dairy
factory factory 1sa lse; renovated. 12@1sMc: Cheese.
Receipts, LOGS pkgs:. firm: state full cream
4 fall made. 14Mc: large colored. fall made. 141.
@14Ac: large, white fan made. 14A @14lsc
state md Pennsy lvania average best s14lSc
! western fancy, 141Ac; Kentucky, 141sc; south
ern 14c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE, March 2e.Butter-
| Firm; creameries lSMZI Nc; dairies
14@Ac. Eggs---Firm: at mark. cases INCLUDED
j lie. Cheese-Steady; twins. 136134c; daisies
i 13l13kc: Young Americas, 130f13hc. Dressed
Ponltry-steady;s. turkeys. 15d17c; chickens
! 1O@f3c.
i Price Current says: Interior grain movement
i is light owing to the bad roads. Spring farm
work is backward Il An average acreage of oats
i is likely.
j The weather map shows generally clear wealth
sl er. Temperature mild in tile west and south
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gold In hand decreased Is, ,oOO bills discounted
Increased 6,b50.O00; silver in hand increased

NEW YORK BONDS. March % I1nited
States refnndinp 2s rngistarad 1n9. fy,itei
States refunding 2s coupes 1o7% United mite States States
los; United States new 4s rerisferei si IsiM
United States new 4s connone iss,L. Iinitai
1 ~ sffefea ets W. United M states od
103IS: United States 5s c"non IL 1oa Z tchison
general 4s io1; Atchison aRH adiustment @ Is % ss
a2ss Baltmore Ohio conv 1s oi Hnic Canada MI,
South. 2ds, 1o5M; Cen. Of Georgia IS, Of. io7M:
Central Of Georgia first incomes. rs: Chesa peake
s OHIO 4ss; i65h; Chicago { Alton ) IS, 7e
caeo & North western ICONS Consolidated Is. @isiM IL
Chicago. Rock island & Paciac AZ 1o5. Cieye
land, Cincinnati Chicago & ST r nuis General 4s
ioo:, Chicago Terminal Is. IS s2i9;i @ Colorado a {
Erie prior lien is, 9s; Erie g general 4s. S5h
Hockfng valley 41ss 4%s oi1S ios1 nrsts; o,rere9
Pennsylvania converted i Sks, 9oM
Central 4s, 7s Mexican Central tirst incomes.
26aa; Minneanolls & ST "Tonis 14s 100. Missouri
Kansas & Tcxns 1s 9ah: Missouri Kansas &,
,rcxas seconds SoX. NnrE york Cant,oi nennroi
AIS 1oS nforaI. ", I,rsor fse,tnaI sanerai
r. 11a@ nfaroI Srt,em' Do eif senSaa Ina
Vortha"ns pon;s .: HoU .'n Nf,Ie aEc 4t
consc 1s 10niI o9; IL, n mo,ioh 81
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THE FLOUR MARKET
FAIR GENERAL DEMAND - FOREIGN IN
CURRY MODERATE.

Demand was reported little better this morn
ing and sales somewhat larger. The foreign in
quiry is moderate and the foreign situation a
1rife uncertain. Some millers report good in
quiry from abroad and say they able to work
occasional fair sized lots to advantage. Other
millers report the quantity booked to go abroad
light and that the foreign buyers are filled with
the idea of lower prices and it is hard to change
them over.
Shipping conditions have improved materialy
within the past few days and are better to-day
than for a month past Yesterday II .O7S brls
went out and for two days shipments were LAG,
241 brls, Which is better than the mills have
been able to do for some time with the former
poor car service
First patents are quoted S3.7O@3 80; second
patents, So. 6OGl3 10; first clears, S. 20; SECOND
clears, S2M2 O5
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NO BoYcorT1NG OF CHILDREN.

Cleveland, Ohio March 26.-Following the sug.
gestion made in Chicago at the next meeting of
the city council. Councilman Bayne will intro
duce an ordinance which will make it misde-
neanor for any landlord janitor TO refuse to
rent apartments in fats to families having chill
dren. The fine will be not less than s. more
than 800 for each offenSe Mr.. Bayne has the
support of the entire council, and little doubt
exists as to the passage of the ordinance.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-26
PREposrERoUs .UNrRUTH..,n .

& st, Petersburg, March 2e-The officials Of the
Russian foreign office characterize the report
published by a news agency in the United States
yesterday that thousand men were killed re
Gently in a battle on the Turco- Persian frontier
terous untruth.'' They say insignificant tribal
disturbances are frequent OIL the frotnter, but
that mo fighting has occurred recently ~
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, March 26.--Provisons
were exceedingly dull early in the day and the
and decline in prices at the Yards. May pork
opened I @ Sc lower at $17.ao and was off 2Ac at
Close: Pork, May, $3.50: July, $17.27k: Sep.
temoer: o 81! Lard May, $1Q;15: July. SIS; S7M@
9.921a; July, $3.50; September, $3.50.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, March 2e.-Beef-
Dull. Pork-Firm. Lard-Steady; prime west
ern steam, $10.45. ~
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These prices are for prime. or No. skins;
sippi river and similar muskrat. worth "a Sc
more than quotations. except kits, which are
worth 1c more. Badger, house cat. civet cat
dog kit fox, opossum and weasel bought at full
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=M1ELIoN poLLAR SUGAR FAcroRY,

Phoenix. Ariz., March 26.-Articles of sincor.
poration of the Eastern Sugar company have been
filed here. The company is Incorporated in Ne s
Jersey, but purposes to operate in tls territory.
Contracts have been made between the farmers
of Salt river valley and the company for the
erection of factoryi at cost of about million
dollars. t#sa eS.z3
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.1MMIGRAr1oN IS INcREAs1NG

New York March % Immigration figures
for March show the immigration is increasing il,
spite of the unusual strictness of inspection on
both sides of the ocean. During the first TWEEN
jty-fye days Of March 49,162 immigrants arrived
Year. About 10000 are ID due to land land m during the the
rest Of the month. -
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEAPo
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Thursday, March 26.-Extra creamery but
ter, firm; packing stock, steady. Strictly
fresh eggs, active. Fancy country dressed
steady. Apples, steady. Potatoes, weak.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.
St. Louis Is: Great Northern, Sc: BnrIincto1,'
Il: BOO, 9; Northern Pacific, 49, ,,',:
Shipped-Milwaukee, s; Omaha. 2; St. Louis.
3: Burlington, 9; Chicago Great Western, 8.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows: Chicago Great
Western. 7; Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul. II:
Minneapolis & st. Louis 2; Chicago, ST. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha. 5; Great Northern, g.;
Northern Pacific, 10; total. IS. ...--.
T. Disposition of stock Wednesday, March %:
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS MARCH sb,

Received-Wheat. 225 cars; 2O4, $50 bu; corn,
$3.50 bu: flax, 6s,3Oo bu; -four, 1, ,224 bu: mill:
stuffs, 10 tons; hay, 137 tons; fuel oil, cars;
fruit. 221,24S lbs; merchandise. 1,633,5I0 lbs;
24e,55O lbs: coal. 1,249 tons; wood 433 cords;
brick, $4,000; lime 1 car; cement $50 brls;
car: dressed meats, 114d5o lbs; hides pelts,
ETC.. 26.o 600 lbs; wool, $4,000 lbs; railroad ma
Shipped-Wheat. 2e cars; 26, 600 bu: corn
1850 bu; oats 1900 bu; barley, $3.50 bu; ryA,
1850 bu: fax. 80 bu; flour, Il ,07S brls: mill
2,511 $50 lbs; lumber, 81 cars barrel stock
car: machinery 1,13s,sOO lbs: coal, 1853 tons
cement 225 brls household goods, 20, 600 lbs
ties. l.: cars; live stock, car: linseed oil, 400
brls: Oil cake, 61S.73O lbs; hides, pelts, etc.
$4,000 lbs; railroad materials, 8 cars; sundries
% cars; car lots, 9OS.