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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-24
THE CASH TRADE
FIRMNEsS IN FLAx-GOOD GENERAL DE
MAND-FEED FIRM

MAND-FEED FIRM.
FLAX-The week has been remarkably steady
and even In fax, prices varying only slightly at
any time. No. sold to-day at 81. 20 for good
seed There is demand here for every thing
that comes, at current prices. Local stocks
made nominal decrease. slight to scarcely
change the total which stands at ] 593 712 b,l.
Minneapolis received only Q cars against 90
last year and shipped Is. Duluth had 20 cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash. 81 20: to
arrive. 81 90; January, S1.19H; May, 81 %;
July. 81 22%.
CoRN-The market was quiet; No. yellow
closed at Ale nominal. Receipts cars, ship
OATS-No. white closed at 33@l33 &c Re-
eepts, 40 cars; shipments. 10 cars.
FEED AND .IEAI-Coarse meal and
cracked corn $l5.75: No. ! ground feed. 2-3
corn, 1-3 oats. $40 %: No. , ground feed. "A
corn, u oats. SIT; No, 3 ground feed, 1-S corn
% oats, SIT .25.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices yer! firm quoted
Demand is reported active.-Bran in bulk. S14. 90
gid 10; shorts, $14 .5O@l14 rs; -four middlngs
$16.60@18.75; red dog, S1S75 b; feed in
2OOlb sacks, 81 per ton additional: feed in 1OO-lb
sacks $3.50 per ton additional. Shipments.
1.4S1 TONS 49,
RARLEY-Feed grades are quoted 42@5oc;
mailing grades, Go@62c. Receipts. 20 cars;
shipments. cars.
RYE-No. 2 closed at 4714 94sc. Receipts. 9
cars: shipments. 5
HAY-Upland. choice. $1Oa1O. so: upland, No.
/, So. 5069.5o; midland. 81 80: medium, 81: Off
color, Sc; timothy. choice. $11m11 so; timothy.
No. /. Sigh .5O No. 2 $40; rye straw, choice,
$5@5 so. Receipts. Is tons.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT FIRM, WITH A FAIR DEMAND AT
II - = THE ADVANCE,

I Chicago, Jan. 24.---wheat opened firm With
May unchanged to Ac higher, at s11s @s1ssc.
There was fair demand at the advance but
the volume of trade, was not very heavy Ca
bles were firm, i'll view of the decline here yes
terday, and advance of from 1c to i nc at
Paris was a factor in higher prices here. The
leader of the longs was bidding for round lots
at Sic, but got little at that figure. Local longs
disposed of considerable stuff and the pit crowd
was also "a good seller, which, resulted In May
selling OFF to S0Hc, but there was quick rally
to ssfA @s18sc. Minneapolis aud Duluth re
ported receipts sof 400 cars, which. with local
receipts of A cars. none of contract grader made
total receipts for the three points of 444 cars.
against 336 cars last week and 44S cars "a year
ago: \
i The market was decidedly strong the greater
part of the day. q good export demand from
France giving an impetus to the buying of the
bull leader, and May advanced to $3.50. new
high mark Toward the close, however. an
easier feeling prevailed. and the close was Mt
s2@s21sc, a gain Of 5s@1ccS over yesterdays
close. II lf s4s s5s
Close: at-May. s2@s21sc; July. 1914 a
75A C.. Cash Wheat-No. 2 red. SOC; No. 8 red
72@79c: No. 2 hard winter, 75@76c; No. 3 hard
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winter, 70@72c; No. 1 northern spring, 81 @S3c:
No. 2 northern spring, s0@S2c; No.. 8 spring, Y
: In spite Of lower cables, corn opened firm the
strength in wheat being the main supporting
feature. Trading was very light and without
any special features. May opened unchanged
to shade higher at 44ssc to 44% l44&c, and on
fair demand advanced to 44z @44Tc. Local
grade. .--. ..- --s-... -
The close was firm, with May HOSE higher,
Close; Corn anuary, 4e,ac; May, 44%@45c;
July: 49,; September. 43Hc. Cash Corn-No.
2. 1872 @47c; No. 3, 43@45Ac.
Oats were dull and featureless and the open
ing was about steady, with May unchanged to a
shade lower, at a61sc to s6h @a6Ac. OFFER
and there was little change in prices during the
first hour. Local receipts were 1856 cars. q. ~
s. Close: Oats--January, 34Ac; May, 1914 a
Is. 3312c. 49,. -. =
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inspections INV eat-Great Northern-No. i
hard. II cars No 1 northern. AZ; No. north
ern; 81; No: s, 10; rejected, 8; no grade, g.
3Milwaukee-No: northern. q cars; No.
northern 46: No. 8, 6; rejected, 4.
Minneapolis & st. Louis--No. northern, I
cars; No. 3, Q; grade, I. =
Soo-No northern. 10 cars: No. northern
2; No. 3, 1; rejected, 1; no grade, 3.
Northern Pacihc-No. / northern 4 cars; No
2 northern. 5; rejected. 7. II
Omaha-No. northern, cars; No 3, 10; re-
jected, 6; no grade, 6.
Total-No. i hard. II cars; No. northern, 10
No. northern, 124; No. 3, 81; rejected II; nc
grade, IS. -, III ~ 81 So IL =
Other Grains-No. 2 macaroni wheat car
No. macaront wheat, i; No. winter wheat. s
rejected winter wheat, IA; No. 3 yellow corn, J
No. corn, 1; No. corn, Q; no grade corn G.
No: white oats. 1; No. white oats, Is; Mo-
white oats. %: No. 3 oats. %: grade oats, 8
No. rye, 5; No. 8 rye, 1: No. 3 barley. 81 No
barley. 49,, No. barley 8; No. flax, 81 Re
jected fax, 10.
Inspections Out--No. 1 northern wheat. 6 cars
No: 2 northern wheat. SO: No 3 wheat. g.; re
jected wheat, g.; no grade wheat, L: No. white
corn. 1; No. corn IL; No. corn. 3; No. I:
white oats 5; No. 8 oats. s: no grade oats, 5
No. rye. 5; No barley. /; No barley. 8
No. barley, g. no grade barley. 1; No. fax, 4
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Florida

How sweet the name, how glorious the
realization-Is only one night out from
Chicago via the Southern Railway. Queen
& Crescent Route. ALI modern conven-
fences to suit the most fastidious trav-
eer. Why go anywhere else with a, long
tedious ride before you, when all the de-
lights of Sunmerland can be had -neare.
home and at less expense. Write for par
ticuars to J. S. Mccullough. N. w P.
A.. 225 Dearborn street, Chicago, ILL.,
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Recelved-Wheat, 357 cars, $40 bu; corn,
1 800 bu; oats; 61,64O bu; barley, $3.50 bu;
rye. $3.50 bu; fax, 5000 bu; -four, 1851 brls;
gals: fruit, $4,000 lbs: merchandise, 4 1878, 474
lbs; lumber. 10 cars: posts and piling, 2 cars;
barrel stock. cars: machinery, 200 lbs,
lime, car: cement, 12o brls: live stock, / car
dressed meats. 100000 lbs; milroad materials,
10 cars; sundries; Al cars: car lots. $50. II
shipped-Wheat, Is cars. 81 $50 bu; corn. 8, 800
bu: oats, 14,soO bu; barley. 1920 bu; rye 1870
hu; flax. 1910 bu; -four .:3.O4S brls; millstuffs,
1,4Sl toms; fruit, 1904 lbs: merchandise 1912
400 lbs; lumber 40 cars; posts and piling. cars;
machinery, $1,000 lbs; coal, 43 tons; brick 5000;
live stock, 1 car; linseed oil, 300 brls: oil cake
2IS.000 lbs: railroad materials, 5 cars sundries,
81 cars; lots 7S7. r.
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THE FLOUR MARKET E.
GOOD WEEK ON THE wHoLE-PRICEs HOLD

Despite the fact that many buyers. held off
rersistently against higher prices and decided to
wait before placing orders, there good
business in fur this week. The price tendency
Is likely to remain firm. millers say unless cash
wheat should decline materially. and buyers will
ultimately be forced TO take flour at full current
quotations or even higher figures, if wheat holds
the present price level
Shipments picking up again. to-days fig
ures showing shipments of 7304S brls.
First patents quoted '$4 O5@4.15: second
patents. $39Om4: first clears, So. 80; second
clears, S2.O5I215.
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California.

The Chicago Great Western railway
offers the choice of two through tourist
cars via different routes making fast
time and having every comfort Get a.
booklet about them from l.. c. Rains.
general agent, corner Nicollet av and 5th
st, Minneapolis.
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Homeseekers' Excursion.

Homeseekers' rates to nearly all points
on sale at low rates by Chicago Great
Western railway on the first and third
Tuesday of each month to April Avail
able in the through tourist sleeping cars.
For particulars apply to L. c. Rains, gem
eral agent, corner Nicollet av and 9TH ST.
Minneapolis.
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

New York, Jan. A.-About a dozen banks and
other corpor ations. including several of the lead
ing insurance companies. are interested in the
loan of SAC. 1000 negotiated by Kuhn Loeb
s company. for the Pennsyly ania Railroad COM
pany. The statement comes from member of
the syndicate that the money was loaned at AZ
per cent fiat. no commission being paid by the
borrowers. f-sl98s ID 5l5ss
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NEW YORK BONDS, Jan 24.--Unite,l States
refunding 2s, registered 1O9, coupon 100; United
States IS. registered 1O7. coupon 107, coupon
lOS: United States new As registerer. 1874 p,
coupon 1861: United: States old As registered
no. coupon TO: United States 5s. registered 1os,
son adjustment As -s212; Baltimore & Ohio 4s,
1929; Baltimore & Ohio 31as, 81; Baltimore &
Ohio con- As. 104 ~; Can. South. seconds. 1os&
Central Of Georgia Is, 100; Central of Georgia
first income, 10; Chesapeake & Ohio 41ss, 1854 );
Chicago & Alton s1As, 7s1a; Chicago, Burlington
st. Paul general As. 110]s; Chicago & Northwes-
tern consolidated Is, 1856; Chicago. Rock Island
Pacific As, s1O7A; Cleveland. Cincinnati Chi
cago & st. Louis general is. 1O1 "; Chicago Ter
minal Is. So; Colorado & Southern As: 94A
Denver & Rio Grande IS, 9sB;: Erie prior lien
IS sS1a; Erie general As, s5& Fort Worth &
Denver osIn City arsts lily; Hooking VALLEY 4ks.
Louisville Nashville unified 4s 1O0k; Mexican
Central 4s 7e1a: Mexican Central first incomes,
251t; Minneapolis 4 st. Louis As, 1O315; Mis-.
souri, Kansas & Texas As. 80; Missouri, Kansas
& Texas seconds. SAN; New York Central gen
ersl S1ss 105: New Jersey Central general S.
cifc 3s, Nor folk 6 Western consolidated 4s,
1e1 Reading general 4s. 97A; st.
Louis s IRON Mountain consolidated
5s. 10: st. Louis & San Francisco As 81 1a;
st. Louis Southwestern lists. 961ac; st. Louis
Southwestern IDS, 81; San Antonio & Arkansas
e err Railway 5s. III; Texas 6 Pacific lists, 117A
Toledo. St Louis &, Western As, IS; Union Pa
cifc 4s. 1033s: Union Pacific conv. 4s 1854
Wabash lists. III; Wabash Eds, 11034 \; Wabash
Deb. b.. IS: West Shore 4s, HOY; Wheeling
& Lake Erie IS. 921a;- Wisconsin Central As.
91A; Con- Tobacco Is. 81; Col Fuel. 93% !.
Rock Island u.s. S6s4 Pennsylvania Con Us,
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A Good Road IA 6

A Good Road to St. Louis
| Hot Springs and the South is the Rock
| Island railway, the Shortest Line Office.
1922 Nicollet avenue.
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THE RANK sTATEMENT.

New York. Jan. "A. The weekly statement Of
averages Of the associated banks shows: Loans
80. 100 increase $11. 100000; circulation $40
Al 400. decrease $4,000: legal tenders ST.
AS OO Increase S194 300: specie S177.1 20 600.
Increase ss.a2s 800: reserve $3.50. s1s 900 in.
crease. S9122 300: reserve required sos eos o25,
increase s2.925 $50: surplus SIG, Al. 975.s inc
rease So. 1871 $50 EEK q. s.. deposits S36 45s, $50.
increase S6.1SS. go &
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Jan. 24.-C1ose: Wheat
Higher; No. 2 red cash elevator, 74c; May. I71s
@77Ac; No. 2 hard 72@75c. CONFIRM; No.
2 cash. 4sc: May, 41& @41%c. Oats-Firm
Lead-Firm, $3.971a. spelter-Firm, $3.50.
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Jan.
24.-Rye, May. 52Ac. Flax, cash northwest
81 "a: southwest $1.19: May. S1.23. Timothy,
January. $500. Clover January, $11.90. Bar
ley, cash 42M6Oc 'sEgs
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MORE GOOD CATTLE
"a Week Of Increased Receipts and
Improved Quality at South
St. Paul.
Hogs in Active Demand Sheep
Coming in Larger Quantity
to Feeders.

South st. Paul, MINI, Jan. 24.--Cattle re-
sep pt this week total about 200 head; against
week last year. Calf receipts this week show
a total, Of about 400 head, against 315 last
week and d $50 for the corresponding week last
year. Receipts of butcher cattle here have
been a little more liberal, while eastern markets
have not been SO heavily loaded as heretofore. In
CONSEQUENCE, the eastern markets have toned
More cattle could have been used readily with
out cutting out the advance. Bulls are holding
about steady at last weeks decline of 1o@15c.
Veals are lower on the eastern markets. but
are holding steady here The stocker and feeder
trade has been uneven. 1t opened the week
actively. but was less brisk the succeeding
and all kinds Of cattle showing quality moved
more readily at slightly higher prices Steers
Weighing 800 to 300 pounds find the best outlet,
Good milch cows are selling readily at steady
prices; others very dull and weak.
hog receipts this week will total about %, $50
head, against "a 5000 last weew and $4,000 for
shows a. splendid gain over January last year.
Inc demand ts unusually good and all offerings
hoe h eogr ready SALE The quality Of the
ment but the average is still far from good.
Each day few good to choice hogs are re-
ce1yed. but the bulk continues only fair. The
KIND In best demand just now are good equality
hogs, Weighing better than 250 pounds. The
market has. been erratic. but is closing the
close. The best hogs here this week; sold
weight y, - = - : - - : -
Sheep receipts this week total about 27.2
head. against 5000 last week and $500 for the
corresponding week last year Receipts for the
month to date, show big loss compared with
January last year. The bulk of this week run
has been consigned. direct to feeders and has
not been put on sale, so the market has not been
oHersuppned: Prices on killing stuff have ruled
steady TO strong until yesterday, when buyers
no1sne tnelr supplies steady to lower. Stock
a ana FEEDING stuff quiet; good kinds tseady
&c. Of
to-day: Cattle, 100; calves, is; hogs' 2, 400
sheep, $780,, Cars: 6s. = - -
The following table shows the receipts from
| period in 1902, ' 'ne ga is
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Van 0uSen-
Harrington Co.
Grain, Provisions,
.'t Stocks and Bonds
MEMBERS PRINCIPAL EXCHANGES
New Chamber of Commerce.
Florida and the South via the Popular
- Monon Route: -'

Tourist tickets to all southern points,
Fifteen days transit limit, with stop-over
privileges. All tickets via Louisville are
good for stop-over at French Lick Springs.
Through daily service to Florida, Begin
ming Jan. 5, 1908. For Ten Routes to the
South" rates, folders, ETC., address Frank
j. Reed, General Passenger Agent, Monon
Route, Chicago, or l.. E. Sessions, Gem
eral Agent Passenger Department, Sal An
drus building, Minneapolis, MINI.
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A Popular Tourist Car

Popular oUrTst car
To California is the one recently In
augurated by the Rock Island railway.
Information and literature at the office,
822 Nicollet avenue.
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S , NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR. Jan. "a
Coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices
under a very narrow trade. $ The early cables
We're featureiess and the. figures of movment
quite in line with local expectations. Prices
consequently fiuctuated within range,
though showing somewhat easier tendency.
II 80 32d. o.. ~, Z - 49,. . III. :.
Receipts. 1900 bags: cleared for the United
States. 5000; cleared for Europe 2, 900; stock,
81, 09O. ---. ~ -
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining 3 slice: cen
trifugal. 90 test 3 3-16c: nolasses sugar 1-16u;
graduated, 4.75c. =. ~, :
I Coffee-Steady; No. Z Rio. 5L 81. -
Molasses-Firm: New Orleans, 32@4oc. I F.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1S2 cars: Omaha, 5
st. Louis 20: Great Northern. 1888; Burlington, 8
500, S: Northern Pacific, 6; Great Western. /
Rock Island. 2. r 8 n s.: q
Shipped.D1waukee, 9: Omaha. 4 st. Louis
o. Wisconsin Central s: Great Northern, al
Burlington. %; Great Western. /. -
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Jan. 4:-The cotton
market opened easy. at decline Of 1@4 points
and subsequently ruled point two easier. ca
bles being unsatisfactory and public support not
forthcoming to the extent required to hold the
market against disposition to liquidate long
interests and the increased volume of selling for
short account. The local weakness was in
creased by southern selling orders. with the
new dreams specniatlve marke1s, heretofore the
az compared with New York conditions. The
buying was chiefly by shorts Hho had profits in
sight and were disposed to secure them in
view Of bad weather in the SOUTH which was
looked to check next weeks movement.
cotton "a futures cosed s quiet and seasy
8.75c; May, sic; June, ste; July sic; Au
gust. :S.55c; September. S:55c: October S.O5c
L Spot closed quiet; mifdllnc- uplands s.oJc
mddfing gulf 92Oc.
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CHICAGO 8
PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Jan "a Provisions
opened firm on smaller receipts of hogs and a
firm market at the yards, but trading was very
and ribs being the only feature May pork
opened 5@71ac. higher. at SIC; s71s@1 80. May
lard was up s21ac, gat SO. 621a. while ribs were
2H 65c higher, at 50. %.
Close: Pork-January. s$1e.0 5: May, $3.50;
July, $3.50. sLard-January, $1O.25: May. Sc. So
S9121a May, 50 271s;;f July, $9.121a;s Septe1n-
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the range of prices:
/: OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

ket was active and again touched the soc mark
but it was only for a moment. The opening
back to 79Ac and then advanced to SOC. After
that it weakened and finally closed at 1885
sales were 10000 bu at lie and &c under May
for No. J. northern. Flax was very quiet and
.ss and bsd M up The n s1s
arrive, No hard. 7askc; No. northern, 7stsc;
ee%e 10 OATS oats, MaS' SIC; on
track, &c; to arrive. $4c Rye May, sic: on
tsss as5vs esf Track b: ss s to to vs.
81 ~. Cars Inspected: WHEAT, q, last year
ens 'G Barley S f 3fs S as 1891 ISL
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Jan: q.
mFlour-Reeepts; 54s barrels sales, 500
rive wheat-Recepts. se45o bu sales, 1910
600 bu; generally firm and more active on strong
coverings; May. s3h @sahc; July. 1873 @s0Ac.
Rye. firm, state; 56@67 c. j; +: New York;
e SG o bu sos Sales = Sa
AIS MsS 4ss 3 SS
Wheat-May, sage; July sossc Corn-May,
5ohsc; July, 1876. . 80 ! i!
MILWAUKEE GRAIN Jan. M.-Flour-5@1oc
up Wheats-strong; No. ! northern, S11a@
s2Ac; No. 2 northern, so1z@s15sc; May, 81 3
Rye-steady; No. i, 51@52c Barley-I,ower:
40. ?. s5@66c; sample, $4,000 oatsn,,steady;
~ Wheat--Puts,. 81 Is GDS1Ac bid: calls. ssAc'I
Corn--Puts 4434c sellers; calls, 45A @45ssc
sellers. -. ....-g
TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, JAN 24-Wheat
Active. strong; cash and January: 79A: May,
May 45Hc: o Oats STEADY: January, s7c;
Dull. steady; January, 1925; March. 81. 80 +.
Prime Timothy-$1 80. Prime Alsike-$s.25. y
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Jan. 24--Closing
Wheat-Spot firm; No. red western winter. 6s
Id: No. i California. es s1ad; futures steady
| March, Is SID; May, IS 31ad. Corn--Spot quiet
American mixed. new. As 9!sd: American mixed
DID, no stock: futures inactive: January nominal
| March. As sd: May, As Sd. Flour-st. Louis
| fancy winter quiet. IS Sd. -. ...s.5 e. 4
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Jan. 24-close:
cash: No: hard s @ssc; Nc: 2 red, ss@7oc::
Corn-January, $780,: May. $3.50; cash, No. 2
| mixed 39s4 @40c; No 2 white 401a a40Ac.
Oats-No. white, 5o1a @36c; No.. . mixed,
351Sc . :
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NEW. YORK PRODUCE, jan "a Butter
Rssssps EXTRA sed{ a state day
1s@25c; creamery common: to choice ;19@25c.
Cheese-Receipts. 1856 packages; firm: state
full cream. fancy, small colored. fall made
14Ac; late made. 1884 @1lc: small white fall
made IA " @l4iac, late made 1890; large colored.
fall made 141sc, late made 13ae large white
fall made Nc, late made 1890. Eggs-Re-
ceipts.. 5,056 packages: firm; state and Penn
sylyania average best, 25c western fancy. 24e:
refrigerated. 1e@1ec Kentucky, 19@24c; west
ern poor to prime, 20@23e. - -,
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Jan. 24.-Beef-
Quiet. Pork-Firm. Lard-Steady: prime west
ern steam 5000 az .act q
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Jan: 24-Cattle re-
ceipts," 200; steady; beef steers. $4@55O: stock
| ers and feeders, 81. 5064 80; cows and heifers,
| $2.25@4.75; Texans $2.3u@4. 40. -
Hogs. receipts, 1000; 5@11Oc higher: pigs.
s6:2o@6.6o; packers, $e.6o@6.so; butchers, S6.1o
or -.." - .S..-- r..
Sheep: receipts. none; nominal; sheep, $3.50
@4.S5; lambs: $5M6.25.- --sE ~ 1885,, -.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, Jan. 20.

Rejected fla1,.2 cars ................... LII
No grade fax, lear .,.................. 1.05
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California is the Place

to go and the way to go is over the Rock
Island railway. Illustrated literature and
information = at the office, s22 Nicollet
avenue.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, Jan. A.-wI

Wheat-May, 7O5s @70Ac; July. e71s @67Ac;
cash. No. 2 hard, s. @ssc; No. 2 red, 6s@7oc,,
Corn--January, $780,: May. 3sNc; cash No. 2
mixed, 39a4 @4oc; No. 2 white 401a @40ac.
0ats-No. white, o1a@3ec; No.. mixed,
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PEORIA WHISKY, Jan. 24.--Whisky on the
of $1.30 for finished goods.
T. NEW YORK LEAD AND CoFPER, Jau. e5.-
Lead and copper, unchanged 81
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COMMISSION,
Members Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce.
1O11 and 1912 Chamber Commerce
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Jan. 24.-Cattle re-
ceipts. 200; steady: beef steers, $3.23@5.50:
stockers and feeders. $2.75@5.5O.
Hogs. receipts, 66O0: 5110c higher: heavy,
$6.7o@6.S5; pigs, $5.5o@6.5O. g: 49,:
Sheep, receipts. none; steady; sheep, 81. 80
@5.20; lambs, $500. -a-~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-24

NEW YORK, Jon. .24.--Close: Money on call
steady; all loans at per cent; closed offered at
s.; time money steady: 60 days, 4h@b per cent?
80 days, 1905; six months, ~ as. Prime mer
camille paper 5@5a. Sterling exchange firm
with actual business In bankers bills at 4.s6.95
for demand and at 4s3. 95 for 6O-day bills; post
ed rates, $4.Sl1a and $4.s7h@4.as. Commercial
bills, 50. S3048. Bar silver. 47Kc; Mexican
dollars, S7kc Government bonds steady; rail-
MIN NEAPOLIs. Jan..@z24.-Bank clearings to-
day, $2,O33, $50. 3d. New York exchange, selling
rate SOC premium. buying rate Csc premium: Chi
rate par: London 6O-day sight documentary ex-
en ST. fS tfs San 4Lc1earings to-day, $780,
OO1 Al. .-. r #as.:>, - - = ~, 49,.
BALTIMORE. jan 24:-Clearlngs, 1884 eee;
balances, $457, 1872. For the week clearings
$50. 1892, IT'S; balances, $2,424, 1888. Money per
cent. .-s a:.s = -. ~. j. ..'.'s =.
LONDON. jan 24-Bullion amounting to
E2O, 900 taken into the Bank of England to-
day. and the sum of ESQ 900 was withdrawn for
shipment to South America 49, H. --
NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-Exchanges, $240, 426.
1913; balances, $16110,s52. 3. ~:
balances, 81, ss2, 2s1. New York exchange. s5c
at 81 "a Y for go days and 81 .sS for demand.
BOSTON. Jan. y24.--Exchanges, $21 939 263
balances. 81, 724 .955. .--.,~-.. - - - -.
PARIS, Jan. IT. p: m.-Three per cent rem
ties, 100 francs for the account. Exchange on
London Is francs IA ~ confines for checks.
| PHILADELPHIA, Jan: "a .-Clearings. $21.
3os, 1885, balances, $27o7,2s7. For the week
clearings 1923, s63,597; balances, S17,171 ,239.
! Money per cent. ~. !. -" 80 -