The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-19

fresh eggs, lower: Fancy country dressed
f zeal steady steady Poultry steady Green
firm sd =
hrsts, &c; seconds. II @1sc; dairies, extra 21c
prints. 11@i &c; packing stock, sa11c; fresh
EGGS Strictly fresh, cases included loss Oft.
per doz, 17!sc: strictly fresh. case count, Ice:
checks and seconds Sc; cold storage candled,
cHEEsti-Twin ms or fats. fancy, 141sc; twins
or fats :, b, choice ia,ac twins or fats, fair to
icss. fancy, 15c: brick, 10. /, 14,ac; brick, No
q lie: brick, No. 5, T@sc; primost No. /. Sc:
g sTtcst 49, &C.; s Tosa Eouns
i4al4lse; swiss No ?: block, i2c ~. ''0'N'
DRESSED sPouLTRY-Turkeys, fancy uu-
chickens, spring, fancy, 14@15c; fair to good,
11@12c; hens fancy, 12@13c: fair to good, 1oc:
d ducks farsi heads or 14e geese fancy heads
DRESSED MEATs-veal, fancy, per lb. s1s
&c: fair ITO good, Sc; small or overweight, s.:
fancy. I1,lsc; hogs. light, &c; medium, lie,
KABBIfs-Jsek per doz,, ss@s:25; cotton
sQUiRRELs-Gray, per doz, Coo; red, per doz
FIsH-Pike. large. Ter lb. SC; small and me.
diumf T5dsc: crapptes, medium to large 7d1.Sc.
small &c; pickerel, is Sc: hulheads. skinned
TOMATOES lifornia, per crate, S. .
!: GABBAGE--Elome grown, fancy, per large
PofH S1l; bu. small lots. 4oa 45c: cal
lots, No. 1 sacks extra, S5c; medium, sacks ex
ns SWEET SRS porAroEs-cobden. per brl. 81
PoPCoRSo-old rice per ID 4a5c; new rice
= IVY ~ T6SnH- Waits: fancy; lib sections
medium: $50: green fancy, sl.75; medium
DRIED. BEANs-Fancy navy per bu 81. Is
medium, fair, Sits. brown. 81: 5o fair to good
| ,APPLEs- iona thans per brl, IS: Ben Davis
:$aa rs Kings $3.50; Spies $50. Ru is =
Willow Tr,igs, So Baldwins ss@s25; Green
xsAsREEsesr srat ssvs ss@ass +, size
fornis badjed seedlings. s2.25. 49,
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, fancy, as to size, 81 so
T IS e IS half boy; *2so.- III:
cRANBERRfEs-Pe brl. Sic: per box. s..
F sFs te Ss ss@s5
dunn punches, $2.2o@25O; small punches, SEQ
plant per doz. s1so@175: radishes per per- do
punches 4s@5oc; lettuce, per doz, s5c lettuce
euisers, per dos, eeiery per do a
! 55@60c: turnips, per bu, 4uc; carrots, per bu
| 21f4SOc; pie plant, per lb, &c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Feb. 1e.-Rutter--
Steady, creameries, 1s@2sc; diaries. 14@ 2ac
daisies, 13@13ac; young Americas 1S@13iac
Dressed poultry--Firm; turkeys, 15@1sc; chick
NEW YORK PRODUCE. Feb. 1s,-Buttcr-
PC; extra creamery. 27c; held creamery, $50
25c: creamery. common to choice: 1s@26c.
chsesemReeepts 1" oo pigs; firm state fnl
made. 1874 al14c: small white, fall made, 14Ac
late made, 1890: large colred. fall make, 14l4c
late made, 133sc; large white, fail made, 14l4c
Eggs,-Rcccipts, Il ,ec2 pkgs: firm. state ant
best western fan
THE IRON AGE REVIEW 81.
New York, Feb. lo.--The Iron Age. referring
! to the iron and steel markets, says: The
weather is watched, with unusual anxiety BY
iron miners, since it may. at any time caust
serious trouble in the delivery Of supplies Of
| raw materials Developments during the pas
| week have been rather in sellers favor in pfs
4 iron, although the volume of business has beer
moderate. One lot Of 10000 tons of gray forg,
was taken in Birmingham. but was followed b,
| the withdrawal Of the buyer. Those southern
furnace interests which showed disposition t,
court business by slight concessions have nov
! stifeDed up again., Consumers generally seen
to feel confident that the second half will no
bring higher, prices. nut may witness some re
1 action and there are indica tiops that they ar
4 abetaiping from covering the pig iron require,
for contracts for castings closed.
| Meetings of outside Lake Superior ore: inter
ests have taken place during the last week
but no final action has been taken in the matte
I of prices The steel trade is quiet. Ther
| are: number Of Inquiries for foreign billet
aud slabs in the market but buyers and seller
4 are about 81 per ton apart. Importers stat
that for the second quarter the foreign stee
works show little desire for additional business
so that SIS is as low as they can sell. Som
on the basis of $30.75. delivered. for foreig
billets "A report is current that a Europea
i maker has sold 10000 tons of four-incb billet
for. delivery al the Atlantic seaboard. In bar
the volume of business continues at satisfac
tory rate. Chicago notes the sale of 800
4 tons of foreign 3Ax7-fnch bars at s1.90 fat
delivered There is also more confident ton
in sheets. The plate trade shows continued &C
. tivity. Apparently the central western mill
4 are now the chief sellers. since both In th
east and in the Chicago district local mills ar
securing comparatively little OF the bushes
offered The quantities purchased fair an
some pretty good future orders are in the market
Some good contracts have been placed 70
structural material The observation is bein
made that the feeling Is developing in tn
building trades that 1t liz futile to delay work /
4 the hone of decline in the price of stvuctura
material. which continues moderate. $50 cor
tractor has secured the. work for the waite
81 service OF Philadelphia. and it is understood tina
4 the contract for furnishing the Is. 900 tons Q
81 ak ty -irch castiron pipe and the 800 tons
forty eight ipch pipe has been placed