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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-11
GENERAL PRODUCE
Friday, Dec. 11.-Butter, steady. Eggs
steady. Poultry, firm. Veal, steady. -

steady. Poultry. firm. Veal steady. -
. BUTTER--Cream extra 1b, 241ac; cream
cries. tirsts. PKG; creameries. seconds. .1ac;
daries, extra ira Pc dairies tFsts 1s1ss dairies
prin fansy choice ie nc
Included. 21c; candIed loss of. per doz,
s g country held cases Included 17c dirties,
500 per case Tor 5candled: seconds and checks,
per per- case e April storage, car lots charges
or hats choice lo1sc; twins Of fats fair to
good, sR4c Young. Americas, fancy, 13@l31ac;
brick. No. 2e; brick, No. 2, SC: brick. no. 3,
prlmost, No. 5, &C; pultost &c: Swiss No. i
hioeh l19c; Swiss NO. block. lee; daisies, No.
Line POELTRy-Furkeys large, fat. la
12c; turkeys, thin, small, 7Msc; Chickens, hens,
Trgs S Sen chickens, . c; springs .s
si = ducks, old, &c; geese, fat. large, So
DRESSED POULTRY z--zundrawn turkeys
fape.. e; choice. luei 11c culls, &C. chickens
SPRINGS fancy. l0c springs, fair; to good, 7alSc:
sns fa a1s Large s fan goods ana small
heads off, 12c; fair. good, saa10c; geese fancy
heads OF. Il 1c; fair to good, s0l9c. + s,
DREsp ME8 s'Sss fa ae e ees h. 81,
ee6c: fair TO good. &c: small, overweight, Be-
milk lambs peits e fa. mss h ssasy light s
= &. 77 ,5. &c; medium, 5lAc; heavy. sc.
r. ,l,tisIs ..,,-I,er ~, !, ihc X, -
POTaT1fS vibi1ea n iDr' i r., go. 1ots aod
g.. ,nTI III N, - - 40
SSc. sIn.iI ~ ~ sacAeq, oVeG
ONinNS- nSek L., per NC
pQRCQRN--0ld rice. per ID. Be-.
iucks d. Ss5 5,GSs per ooz. alMl. 20;
| pIf,EI5N SEsIivao d,,,. &c, !. da.d .a6
DHIED pEISE,anc,r Pc ts,I go uoA' .':
ne,Ii,Im SHY. pree. fan.p' %, ? ~,
81 IS: InarroWfat. rs. s ''
BEANS.tp,ois fi,,ins shrdlu c,.an,is-, az 49,.
bu o anels saekT me aaney navy
picked 81 40; medium fair 81 .O5: medium, mixed
and dirty 5Jai soc; brown. fdncy; $o;25; brown,
fair to good 500 GO: Lima falifnrn;os nov
Iiib az. = 1''E =.
( ATn,fFS-Jonathaps per brl, se.S0. 4 kinFs
Iibri 81 50; Northerli Spys b.l 81: * srH III
WaSners 7brl S;;.2561 g. 50: SGrecnigs mi. 81 ~:
Balawins, shrl. ST. 25Gl:;. 3d. Tallnan Sweets brl
$3dI3 choice cooking bril- So i5d:: Kussets
brl. $500. ~; el-#s & = 80 ~
l.r0RA Nt,ES-Sonoras alIPsizes RI. Tlor;das ali
sizes s}jO: ('aIfforna S;sveis sie6s ~ s;sst
$3.50: California nayels 9Bs- to ~i16s, 1926
choice. S. 5oSa4.so, isAes' ~ - SIZE Fe ~
.sNysisET IOTAIo Es--I Illinois, per bril- $3.50;
Jerseys, per brl. S3.f5.
| CEANTERRIES-Lat Howes brI SO; ,Ier-
seys tbrl. ST 80; Jerseys bd boxes S2f5: MIS-.
consln Bell and Buele. SO: Wisconsin Bell ana
Cherry :5o. s.S'' /.
! %i'iaARs-Eastern Kic sers.s bril- So 5000 II
CALIFORNIA FIu ITS--Pears, Winter Nells.
boxes $5.25
@ ('aio
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FINANCIAL sGo ssIP

The Illinois Central gross earnings in Novem-
Der were ~ 1e3 900, an increase Of Sol O0u: from
July the gross was $40, 257 900, an increase Of
81 ,9S7.0OO ssSas5fs
The Missouri=Paci1c gross the first week Of De-
camber was $S69,0O0 an increase, OF $17,OOo the
gross from jan. was 3S,4s9,.oo, an increase
of 81, 900.
lie proposed issue of $4,000, 900 bonds by the
Dominion Coal company is to be used to retire
S30O0,0 900 preferred stock at 115 and s., 504 600
be nds. The balance will be reserved for future
use The saving i'll charges by the operation VIII
be $S1, 900 per annum.
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merit srecelpts from erraf revenue. ,s2s:
SOS rs toms $dDl LANNON'S. S4o0s:; expens
NEsW aUisFl, bee. ii --priae mercantile pa
per- . Der cent; sterling exchange hrner, with
actual business in bankers billy at 81 S3.:559i
sixtytas bills; posted rates. S4sO1a dl4.Si and
p. sig 81 Il; commercial bids, $413.a 4I9ss;
bar silver, 5iMas; Mexican dollars, 41c; goyetis-
DAY p ssv York Ra sssa s1sssln ss s.
eats soc rs1n buy Ing rate
rate. loes premiums London sixty day sight Goo
un men e. {. exchange, s.
58s.G5 - IS - d -
LONDON. Dec. il Gold bars, rs 11ad.
American eagles IT'S 6aad.
PARIs. Dec. 11.-lrl,,ee per cent rentes, as
francs 80 centimes fct the aceoant.
BOSTON MINING STOCKS, Dec. 11.--Closine
I,.i in Yesterdays market: Adventure, "a
a XXI Ailogea "a n areadian. soe.s7; Ar,
y: British Columbia. @s Calumet and iccla,
4s5epasg; Centennial p ia l6A Consolidated Mer
ser $50 Copper !:ange censslidated 400
7A@!7 Dominion Coal preferred. Ill 1s4n112la;
dominion Dor Steel: s@ So; Elm River. 2lsM2A
4@4la;. Mnvfower. 1 asked Michigan, 6a16ls
Mohawk, S6AMs7ls: Montreal and Boston, g!
cp s rlepy a d asM2s G
59h. @6o1s: Psrrott, 19Nar2Ois: phoenix. ga
III; Quincy, S30t9O; Rhode Island. 1I11a: Santa
Fe, 11laGs2; Shannon Copper cosapany. V as
sMift ro 10; hid Tamarack s5Mas Trinity
States OIL. 90; Utah. 20A 0l2ays; Victoria
2A@2l@: Winona.SI1s MS; Wolverine, 6SGG3. 4
F. LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Dec .11.--con
sois for money. sSaa consols for account 80
fsrrsd. y:M; Baltimore 4 OHIO, slss eanadlal
PACING, l23: Chesapeake & Ohio, 32M Chicag.
Rreat Western. 16il Chicago. milwaukee,. s st
psul,, 145;A; DeBeers. 2Dts Denver 4 lii
Grande, % y: Denver s. Rio Grande preferred
s414 Erie :,vsss Erie first nreferred, ~: Fri
second preferred, 51A; Illinois Central. S134A
Louisville L a!s \ Nashville; 1osla; Missouri kansa
ferred, 80; Ontario q Western, 22Rz: i'en,syl
yania. Cog; Rand Mines, rs heading, 22A
Heading ,hrst preferred, 40; Reading second pre-
fefred, 81; Southern Railway, q: Il souther,
halfway preferred. So; Southern Pacific, 1874
Union Pacific, spA Union Iaelilc preferred, 90
United States Steel, IL; United States Steel pre-
ferred, 50; Wabash. Il ]; Wabash preferred. IS
Bur silver stead 70 I'D per ounce Money
open market for short bills Is 8 15-18GI4 pc
cent; for three months bilis4is 3X M3 1916 pc
cent ~ .a-slSs5.. 49,.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, De-. 11..-With a
good. demand from nit traders and only light
at the yards accounted for nci, OF the s,aying
May pork. opened 7K0lloc higaeT,. lit sI.e0G
and ribs were ee11ac higher,. a { U2.la 70
P0fk-Janna,N. S1f.32la Mag. 1iG7 r. Lard
December. S6,4Tis: Januar$. sG.4Tla Z May.
$G.62h. Ris--Jauuery. s6stn; May SG.aI a..
NEW YORK PROVISIONS. De-. ,1l.-Ress
Steedy. Puck--5Steady: family, S1j.25G l5.ou.
Lard Steady: prime western, steam sB.ga
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grade corn. i; No. 3 white oats as. No.
white oats, 8: No. 8 oats, II; no grade oats. 20;
No: rye. 8; No. rye. 3; No. 3 barley, i; No.
2; No. fax, 4;iretccted max 80 s. =
- Cars Inspected uut-No. I. northern wheat.
g No; 2 northern wheat. IS; no. wheat. y;
wheat. 81; No. 5 winter wheat, 5; No. 5 R,L,ts
corn. L; No. 4 corn. L; No. :; white oats, IL;
barley. l.; No. 4 barley: 81 No. 5 barley. 30;
no grade barley. Il. No. rye, 81; No. 1 TAX, IL.
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SHOT AND KILLED

ST Paul Nsr Net His Death Wl,iIe Eob-
bling. Residence at Newton, iows.
Newton 1easa. Dec. i1.--I4ars IMhis.
who said st. Paul waS l9ss2horrse was shot
and killed as he was ii, the act of robiinE
the home of Herr. Held last l.igilt. ~ ssv..
eral shots. >wtFe fired. Iuads lived one
1,,aY- tHSsy
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THE FLOUR MARKET
PRICES ARE FIRM BUT NOT MATERIALLY
49, CHANGED. 81 80

Good general demand is the report in h,ur this
morning. Prices are little hrmer as quotsd
hut the figures are not changed in any poetant
degree. Foreign business is moderate, but there
Is solpe iinro cement noted IN demand from buy
old lots are:scoming In more freley.
Shipments 72,166 brls 5...
First patents are quotable4 81. 45a4 so: see.
ond patents. 81 .3U@440:' first clears y3.;sOM
.. 40; second clears, So. goa $40. =
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pR- ssNrArIoA 10 RocsEyErr

Washin.t1si. Dec. II - Prasid eot ~. ". cra.l-
dali Of lac. Travellers tToteitipe ass1ciatiot pre-
spn.ed a certificate of nlelnbership III that beGy
TO President Roosevelt. atstiie White House yes-
terday. The association comprises 5000 COM
iiercial travellers al jobbers, renrcsentias every
shade of practral life. f'fesideift I.oeseyeit. liz
according. said IL WIS all tlnasilxl experience
for d delegation to cali and siyf Instead sof 10
ask.
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

!
Rollin +. Smith,. from, Richardson: Yesterday
and to-day we sold, 10 loads OF wheat for cs-
port. 80 sss:ss g.
ziyerrsool close: Wheat lsm SD higher; corn
is q. I'D higher. stss
jackson Brothers selling Decelnbe: ws,eat
aparis, close: Wheat1 !a1o centin,es 7lt 7ye.:
-four TG11I cent ines lower. 5
sBroonafall cable from Argentine says conditions
a present unfayorable fois Wheat ti~danage to
the crop IS threatened BY the unsettled weather
nov. ai1iiig. gs5s s.7-.el--
Chicago 10 Lewis: sTse big e,earanccs are max
mig early sellers buy their wheat back aud ere
,atinS u bnllisl feeling. .s4s~S e
Alton Grain COMPANY big blIEeE of May wheat.
elearances: Wheat and .fouT. 659.0oa bi, com.
81. 600; oats, 4a. GOD. &: S.,
-naouy reports. selling eoo.aol No 4 their,
wheat c: +. Buffalo IA Is has bought May
against it. - IL
May wheat ut &c differences.
+ antwerp close: Wheat. 4Hnehanged 90
%s I nEngland alone the volume of co-oneiatiYe
business has grown in the last forty yeaYs more
than forty times as fest as her manufactures,
Az m AS Il. .Ss d loft )
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Dec. 1.-THE cotton
market opened firm at advance of 1oGi6
points on Chicago and bull support both from
local snd southern sources, and In spite full
receipts as compared with last year, ruled very
firm at hrst with the active months about 10 TO
16 points net higher. On the advance, however,
there was considerable pressure from parties
who are figuring on cgontinued heavy moFsmenI
and DreholidaS liauidatfon TO bring about a fur
Their reaction, and shortly after the Opening
prices saggsd back until the net gain had been
reduced to matter OF some g to 10 points
Trading was fairly active and the market Showed
continued irregularity.
/. Trading was not especially active towards mid
dag. and for the most part was of an evening
prices net s@1o points higher:
ding gulf; II. 5oc. e. -
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Dec. H.
" nc nominal, sTI fair refining. Csc
refined; dull: crushed, S;o5c; powdered, 4o5c;
Firm; No, Z, Rio. &C.
sielasses- Firm; !: New Orleans, s1@ssc.
NEW YORK POULTRY, Dec, n.-Poultry-
Alive dull: western chickens Zoe; fowls. 10G
101sc; turkeys, &c; dressed. irregular: western
chickens, lie; fowls, lie; TURKEYS, s15@1s
NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER, Dec. H.
Lead-Quiet, 4. 25r. Copper firm, J 2Ssi6131ac.
PEORIA WHISKY. Dec. 11.-whisky on the
basis of st.21 for finished goods.
ST. LOUIS LEAD. Dec 11.-Lead-Firm,
4.O2lac.. speter-steady. 4.5oc.
NEW YORK OH. Dec. 1l.-Petroleum- FIRM;
renned. all ports, s9.45@s.50.
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THE CASH TRADE
OATS A SHADE FIRMER- FLAX FIRM AND
ACTIVE - ~

: : : .
FLAX. Firm and steady without
envy important changes. No. / seed selling at
9s#c 10 arrtve and spot rejected 931a @r96c.I
Closing prices: Minnea polis-Cash, 96 &c; ito
arrive. y6iac: December. s95Jac; May, 0Sc.f
Minneapolis received % cars. against 55 last
year. and shipped g.. Duluth received 80 cars,
against 3d.. ~ ~. ..iiH:y;5; IS. /,
oATs--Priees Arnier all around No. s. white
closed at 34@34 Mc Receipts; is ears; ship
GoRN--The market held about stcady at yes;
terday's level. Receipts, IS cars: shipnlents
ears. No: $ yellow closed at soc for new,
FEED AND atEAI-Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn IN sacks, sacks extra, sit. No. j 4
ground feed, 20 corn and Is oats S0-1D sacks.
sacks extra. 30; No. ground feed. e corn
and 4 oats, .T:i-lb sacks. sacks extra. SIT; No.
. gronnd feed. 1-3 oats. ia 10 sacks.
sacks extra. $3.50.
MIrl,SrIFES-R.an in bulk $13: shorts s13:
middlings. S15M1J.2J: red dog. SIS; all f. o. b..
in Minneapolis; in t1o-ib sucks $f.Se per ton
additional: Shipments, Leo tons :, -
RsR1EY-Eced grades ,afe quoted fat*, S2dl
,Sc: mailing grades. .:,s@5:jc. Receipts. 81
cars; shipments ~ cars.
RYE--Reeeipts. cars: shipments Gears. No.
closed ct 50@ sic. 49,.
uAY-Upland. choice. sa.s0: upland. No. -.
%3ela.50; upland. No =. $50 80: midland. 40.
/. ssS@S.0: no grade upland S6MG.s0; timothy.
.ho.ce.. St0d 1870: timothy No. 1. 50. 5o6l 10:
timothy. No. 2, sS0S.5O; rye straw. choice ST.
g3.5o: slough. s7dfs: oat straw choice. S.. 30
d.. Receipts l16 tons ~
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& MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, MInnesots Trans
fer ST. PAUL Dec. 1J,-Barrett 81 Zimmerman
report the retail sales the principal trade to-day
-Drafters still in urgent demand. Values:
Drafters. extra. $1,000 24o; dratters choice STA
farm mares, extra, Si40@155; farm mares,
choice. sl2o@140; farm mares common to good,
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Steady. *

Prices &c higher. Receipts fairly liberal. Quail
!ty hardly as good as yesterday. Prices range
from s4.2D to S.45. Bulk, s4.25 TO s.. So COM
mixed 81 20 to st.5; and choice lights, butchers
and heavy hogs. 81. 10 to 81. 90:
sales:5 Hogs-44. 1S2 lbs, 81. 30; IS. 102e lbs,
81. %; 81 3a3 lbs. sd 80
Odds and Finds. $50 lbs. 81 Z
12s lbs 81: A; / IS lbs. s.. 90,
Stays and zBoars-1, 800 lbs, rs; /, 800
lbs As2s I $50 lbs l 81 AIS killing cattle
selling in good demand at steady prices with yes
terday and at strong figures with a week ago.
Bulls steady Veal calves about acc lower
Stock and feeding cattle very very dull Mich COWS
QUIET. Sales: 455 :. ~
Butcher Cows and Heifers-2- Il .14O lbs. $780,
!, I.1605 lbs, $685.
lbs, 81 TO-, sos lbs, 50; 2, 300 lbs, s1.75; l..
Butcher Bulls ., / 900 lbs, se25; /, 1, 600
lbs, So
Veal Calves-s. .1s5 lbs. So rs: 1, $40 lbs, So
Stock and Feeding steers 600 lbs, $2.25
Mich Cows and Springers-3 cows and 2
calves calves sa2 SO: lacow and l calf, sse; ]. COW,
grades of sheep generally quoted little lover
Lambs steady. Feedsg stun quiet Sales: 7:
Killing Sheep and La n,tls--5 lambs, 90 lbs,
s4.f5; "A cNes.. 165 lbs $3:15. y. $50
| :, Among the shippers ON the market were ".
:; Ward F9Trn nla ~ d.. IT, Brqsegaard
Peterson, j. johnson. cokato: G. Schneider,
Delaiio; O.. f. Anundson Lisbon. n. n b.; y.
Tingvsll, River Falls, Wis; II !. Young, WI.
sell, Lucia. y. D.; NJ NJ. Hughes, Red Wing:
Riever & Hale Northfeld: j. Miller, plato; e.
Hanson Bloolner, " :, u. x. Wolfe, Kellogg:
Cos, HsndeFsoa: s. 81. rsttis, 81 Burg, st
l. REFER II:
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RANGE Of. WHEAT PRICE IN MINNEAPOLIS
Close
'THEDj AVS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

to
No .3wheat 72@6k
Noa cor new 9c; old 5
go oats Nc. 2lye5O 1s I'D 49,
. 4 Z Barley. 9s88 ... "a + .-N
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT
ARGENTINE sHIpMENrs, {
PUTS AND CALLS.

4 'E,s., O'clock report, s. 81,
Iiu;s--May whe,t. S11tc.
tals-May Wheat. S25s Qls2kc. sEi
tiri.--Aiay wheat, 81 so sfIc.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, DEC. 10.
Inspected In-Wheat- Cars-eireat gNorthern--
No. / northern 55;f No. = northern, 90: No. s.
II: rejected. o.: no grade, g. s.3.ss ~
Chicago. Milwaukee 4 st. Paul--No: 2 north
EN-, 81; No. s.. 81: rejected, 10: no grade. s..
Minneapolis s. 81 Louis-So. {. northern IS:
No. 8. IL.
500 Line -zSo / northern II No 2. NORTH
ess:s 20; No..s: A:s.rej ected. - no grade. l.
Northern Pacife-So. northern, So: No. 2
northern. &c: No.3. 10: rejected. s6 no grade s.
Chicago. st.sPaul. Minneapolis 81 Omaha-No
IT, 5..sss5. .#ss So
q Minnesota Prapsfea-No 4 northern l.
Totel-No, northern. l03: NO. 2 northern.
161: No. 3. LOG: rejected. So: no grade. ST.
Other GrainsNo. 2 nacaroni wheat., 3; re-
iected nacaron wheat. 4: No. 5 winter wheat,
%; rejected winter wheat. 6; No. q corn, IA:
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Dec. H. heas--z.
steady December nplninsl; March Gs sd aIay
6s 81 d. -. 3A$:iss.l
&; Corn--ssrot steady: Anerican mixed. IS ed;
futures, steady: january. is; March. IS I11sd
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MONEY REPORTS

TOfal sales. $4,000. 4,g.s5 rs rs
#ExsdiYidend.
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| Adams. NExn

s,,... sto.v ti,ss.j ,,ogv.. ma Sid
1se-4,.f 81 FT97 80 I eft mel eat. ii Dec 1fDee 1t
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. KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK Dec. 1l.-eat.
tie: -eeetpts 2. 600. including so southerns mar
steers 81 59@3. 80: southern cows 5s2 l5eu2 2. ~:
native cows and heifers, S20S.5o; stodkers and
feeders, $363. SO. - ~ i -
Hogs receipts. 1000: market DC to zoe higher:
heavy: 81. COG 4 80; pa ckers, s$t. 55M 475; pigs
shees.@ receipts, 2. 600; market steady: sheep
s2.75ea4; IL; limbs S4.2575.1d. .5saI..-
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sT.sLouIs LIVE STOCK Dec. II 5--(;,+,Ie
REGENTS: 20oo including LOO Texans steady
with tendency lower; beef steers. 49, TOQ.5;
stockersa and feeders $@.5 90: COWS and hefss-s
ESQ 4 Texns5steers Sc .eoGl4. ~
sc market steady pigs ard
ers and best heavy, 81 500
S3.25gS.T1;. lambs, 81 65.15. =
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CASH SALES REPORTED TO-DAY.

No. ! northern wheat. Is cars .$LS1ta
No. northern wheat, IL ears $3.50. .S1at
No. porthern wheat. 4 ear 81 q
80. northern wheat 1000 bu to arrive 81 u
No. | northern Wheat 1.ooo bu, to arrive 80
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS.
Dec. 1.--Rye, December. a1c;. May at0i 54hc
Flax cash. northwest. 9s1sc: southwest. pc;
december. &c; May. 9sc. Timothy. December.
So; IanuRry, $3.65: March, $40. Clover; De-
csmber Sill. Barley. cash, 3G0i 5sc - 3,
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HIDES, PETS. TAILow AND WOOL.

al,.e' : 1LLo wv e4 AHp Wool.
Green salted heavy steer hides .sIl Il
EfeeIts sailed COW hides -. III Z GT
Green salted light hides s.GE
Green salted built hides "a =
Green salted veal kip .,.....:......29 ~
Green salted deacons. each .1..J5 As
Greeli sa.ted bra1ded,. i lsc per % less than
free Of hidnds. s.s..,s - 80
Green. salted horse Or mule hides
Greens saltad horse Or mule hides I go :
Green salted horse or mule hides - 4 I
small 4. 10 .O0
Dry i1ipt Montana Oregon. washing
ION and Idaho butcher hides fiat. III
Montana bulls and fallen hides. 10 4
Dry flint Minnesota, Dakota, Wiseon-.
sin and similar Il 10
Greer saited =peits. large to small,
Y edo.i9 .lD G93
Dry aint calf skins ,.....:.-. fs 1a
tiry Clint territorial pclts. per lb....10 II
| I,ai;oyy. in cakes ..s.......... B..
IalloW: in barrels Z; -. a&
tire''se-
Vol, lasaism. nnEashes CIR!
Wool. Ane. anwashed !; ........i2 oil
Eea,i.ers; goose -. 40 .aa5
Feathers duck -. 6i4sJ.
Feathers, chicken =. =. . &. St ;;
Feafhsrs: turkey =. =. ~ GB :;
eraen.sstor plHnflne. per, lb :g,S
Seneca sfeot.: per ID ...-..... .GJGl 90
Beeswax. tark -. .....:l..a.......3
: . - . y. = - = -
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---Faour-Hi CHER. ! Wheat-1acs higher z SLOW: No
northern. &s1aM s4.: No. 2 mort hern. 81 ia
s3i3c; May. sS1ssc asked. s. RYe-sFifm Mol
,61 a 5tc barley Dell: No. p sample 81
esSse: oats-tea,. g STANDARD s6, q 37e. Corn
Wheat Puts: 81 u E. ::akc1: calls. SS21Ic hid.
Corn--puts 80 Il sketl: calls, &c asked
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: ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Dec. 1t.--CIose Wheat.
1-Highu.; 10. z Ereu cash elevator, trno,ainal:
track. %g0M9ic; Decembcs. Doe; May. 81 ;se;
July. 56lse; No. hard.s11 6173c Corn-IIigh.
er; No. cash &c: track, 4sc;- December De:
May. Al asc; 4 July. 41a &c. Qats-Strongef:s4s No
cash, 71ac: track. 33Se. December So: MAY.
3Sp; Mo- 2 white 3391ac -ss ii1 ~ !,
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TWAIN iVUh AMI 0thAIN,- Dec.
Flour--Receipts, 81 ga pigs: sales. 3,5O0 brls;
Quiet. $22.30@2.35. Receipts. . 925 bu;s
sales 100000 hu; fairly. active and trlner on,
shorts: May, SIS 4 ass T-16c; July 81 I5.16Gs2c.
liye-Dnll; state and Jersey, a6a5sc; No . Wes-
tern. cage E. o.. b. .afoat - Corn-Receipts a6.-
80 bu; sales, $4,000 sbu: strong and aetTe, gain
ing an impetus from good outside buying and
the wheat It strength MAY, s4s 7-1eMAelsc; De-
ceHber, 52c.s oatS-Receipts, 10000 @bn; nom:
inaE: track white, Al a 45e SIS * -
Close: Wheat.. December 90tae: May, ss1.e;
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:, IAANsAb, GIT EKAlN, Dec. 11.--Cose:
cash, 80. hard 4s aS g Gs@I + !:
Mo- V1l6ir; rejected. 500 Gac:t No. red.
SSGiSihc: No. 4S1a SIC. Corn Becersber.
I1sc; Ma; 3ic;; CASH, No. 3 inxetl. $3.50;
No 2 white. 39lac:s No 8. SOC Oats. 80. 9
White. 500 3Sc;sI No.. 2 nliXetl. 326l: .s-
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NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER. Dec. H.
Lead--Quiet, 225c. Cepper-F Firm, L Is 613iac
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NEW YORK POULTRY. Dec. 11.-poultry-
Alive, dull : western chickens 10c fowls, 10@
109aci turkeys, &c; dressed. irregular: western
chickens, lie; fowls, lie; turkeys, s15@1 sc.