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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-23
THE CASH TRADE
BETTER DEMAND FOR CoRN-FLAx IN
FAIR. DEMAND.

tAlR DEMAND.
FI,AX-Cood general demand ruled for fax.
No. L bringing $113. Locally the feeling
firm. but there lower range In line with
the easier option.
MINNEAPOLIS received Il against q last
year. and shipped .cals. Duluth had IS cars.
: Closing prices AliEneapolis-Cash, 81 1874;
to arrive. S1.13A; March, S1.13: May. $1.13A:
July $1.15.
CORN--tiood demand was 4oted for corn. of
which there was little On sale. No. 3 yellow
closed at 4215c. Receipts, cars; shipments,
none,
: OATS-The market was fairly active. No. 2
white closed at 32632l@c. Receipts, 26 cars;
shipments. II
N!ILLSTUFFS-The early spring weather is an
important influence against speculative senti
rent In feed. The tendency is still weak and
prices only steady as quoted: Bran in bulk;
dog. SIS. 80 b: feed In 10O-lb sacks at 81 per
ton additional. Shipments. 1.O99 tons
FEED AND MNAL-Conrse corn meal and
cracked corn, S14.25; No. ground feed 2.5 corn
and IL oats, $l4.I3: No: ground feed: y; corn
and Il oats, S5.5O: No. 5 ground feed, 1-5
corn and 2.3 oats $685..
&RYE-No 2 closed ct 4I&c. Receipts, cars:
shipments cars.
BARIEY-Feed grades are quoted 42@46c.
Mailing grades, 46M53 Receipts, II cars
shipments
HAY-Upland choice Sill dD12: upland, No. l..
$40. 5O611 midland. S7.75dS.30 medium. 81 %
n775: off color. S6GI7: choice, S11 .50G12: timo-
thy No. 1. S11@t1.50; No. 2, S9.op@1o; rye
straw, choice, S5@5.5o., Receipts. 90 tons.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, March 2S.-The cotton
market had an easy opening at a decline Of 1@6
points under adverse cables and rather better
2@4 points more under the selling that followed
these conditions but there was rally to the
opening figures within hour after the first call
on Disappointing volume Of receipts and better
later cables. Reports from the south indicating
NOTED some buying for a further rise. Small
estimates for to-day's receipts at Houston We're
i AT noon the market was dull and heavy. with
prices net 3@5 points lower. under sheer specu-
lacked special feature. Spot cotton quiet; mid
ding upland. 1o.1oc; middling gulf. 10. 35c.
Estimated reeeipts at the ports today ,,a noo
year. For the week, $4,000 bales. against s7.7oi
last week and IS 645 last year. To-day's receipts
at New Orleans were $40 bales against 7.226
last week, and at Houston $50 bales, against
1852 last year. 3s III 55s55
Spot closed quiet 10 points lower. Middling
=uplands. II, o5c middling gulf. 1890; sales
1850 bales. .Bs8 2ss ....s al
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NEW YORK March 23.-Noon: Money on call
steady at !5a per cent; prime mercantile paper.
uai business IN 6snkers, bills At s4s7 Is for de-
aR and $4s for Sday S eGtfd r 5s
$4:ss 4ssh. an Bar size silver. 4s1ac; Mexican dol
Ing do 1857 new = T s gt
1881. coupon 1851 old ,4s, registered 1857,
M and eG1P9
day, s2,22e, 5es S. New York exchange. Selling
rate, zoe premium; buying rate. par Chicago
rate, 4oc discount. London sixty day Sight docu,
mentary exchange. $4.s4.
AN Ma ass Monee
ST. PAUL, March 23-Clearings. Sizes
o0 c2aa11cAGo. March 2s-clesrinsz. s2s.e,o.7e2;
balances, s1.7s6,o71 New York exchange. par:
foreign exchange, unchanged; sterling posted at
PHILADBLPHiA. March 2s-Clearings, s18.-
SCI, 904; balances, 81 ,92o,a25 money. 5@51a per
Z, LONDON. March 2s-Gold premiums are quot.
ed as follows: Buenos Aires 1870; Madrid,
s4o5; Lisbon %. =, 800
PARIS. March 2s Three per cent rentes 99f
Il LONDON. March 2s.-The. amount of bullion
taken into hs Baa5 Of EGad on b baaaes
Berlin March 2a.-Exchange on London. &c
ma R1sT S pfsennigs r.cn.ns., 81, 80 ,eo
balances, ST, 321, 761. .7.'
NEW YORK BONDS. March 2s-Unted States
rcfunding Is. registered 1o7. coupon 1o7s4
United States 3s. registered 1oI14. coupon los:
United States new As registered 13514 coupon
coupon 1891; United states IS. registered 1881
coupon 1884 Atehison general As 1o2: Atchf-
son adjustment Is, 9oM: Baltimore & Ohio As,
s. Onoi converted As. 1o1; Canada Southern sec
.lids 1o5h: Central of. Georgia s., 1912:
n Ia first Ep
& Ohio 4lss. 1o3la: Chicago & Alton 31ss. q;
i Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy new IS 9sA !;
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul general As, 1loas;
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific As. 1855; Cleve-
land Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis general As.
Southern As, s9a Denver & Rio, GIande Is,
8Sh Erie prior lien. as. 9s offered Erie gen
eral d, -; Forth Worth and Denver City
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Pacific Slope States Have Only Half
the Normal Acreage Of
Former Years.

Tacoma. Wash. March 2S.-The northeastern
grain interests greatly surprised By the
Douncement by the Washington state grain com
mission of the extraordinary conditions prevail
ing in the wheat districts of eastern Washington,
Oregon and Idaho.
Careful investigation shows that the winter
wheat will not exceed half Of the normal acre
age and it is yet too early to tell whether the
crop of spring grain will equal the average.
AS winter wheat forms the basis of most
brands Of the -four manufactured for the orient.
big shortage in the northwestern crop is al
ready certain. This will necessitate heavy I'M
portatons of eastern grain next fall, both for
making -four and shipping in bulk to the orient
and Australia. Such shipments are now being
made chiefly from Minneapolis.
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tor tss.b firm packing aetnss STOCK steady Strictly
Steady 2p,ss sfssS Po.toss w tsit'
BUTTER-Extra creameries. per lb, 26hc;
flrsts. 25c; seconds 1sc; daries extra &c. firsts
151? @16c; seconds. Pc. roll and print. 1s@15c;
EGGS-strictly fresh, cases included loss of,
per doz 12%c; strictly fresh, case count, 12Ac;
CHEEsE-Twins or fats, fancy, 14lsc; twins
ahts. choice. ,13hc; twins or fats fair to
good 1sc; daisies, fancy, 15c; Young Americas s.
brick, No. 3, 7@sc: primost, No. /. Sc: pultost,
&c; Swiss No. | round, 14a114hc;- Swiss, No: ?,
round, l2c; Swiss, No. block, 14@1412c; Swiss,
NJ 1kE Sasff; ii fancy, I'M
e easyn sprns f fansy 1S 5se 9ar s@ gS cha
12c; hens, fancy, 13c; fair to good 11@12c;
dseks fancy heads off, 15s
LIVE PoUitTRYsTu n: sei mixed coops. 1sa
1shc; turkeys, thin. small, s@1oc; chickens
springs, pic; ducks Young. wife 12e; daeRs
young, colored, lie; geese, fat, heavy, 10@11c;
DRESSED MEATs-veal. fancy. per lb. So
81 acc; mutton. fancy, e@6hc: lambs, pelt:
on. fancy, s1s@9c; hogs &c; medium, TIC;
ToiMATzotEs-california, per crate. 81 so. :
CABBAGE-Home grown, fancy, per 100 lbs
POTATOES bu, small lots, 4s@5oc: car
lots. No: l, sacks extra, SOC; medium, sacks
SWEET POTATOES cobdens, ner brl. 81.
PoPcoRS-old rice, per h. 4@5c; new rice,
NEW HoNEY-white, fancy. Lib sections.
DRIED PE e! fellow PEI bu sa;5s;
DRIED bEASsS~Fsnsy navy, per bn, *2.5s:
%e${an ssr s75 BOWL s5e fsr to 'sood
Kins. g. s Ben Dsyt:
$3.50; Winesaps' $780,; Missouri FPippins, S.. 81;
Willow Tyigs, s.; BaIawi1s, ss5555@s; Green
oRANGEs-california navels, as to si5e,; fan.
81 Ssa s;e dhSss t. s's *27'@a
' LEMONS California. fancy. s25o@s75;
TASs e fi$S ss. halt alt e g $3.50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per at, SOC.
dunn punches, sasSas55; small Suns6es SO
psf gef aoz ss S.
punches, 75@soc lettuce, per doz, 45c; lett ge
nssas dor d5s ce sG5 o
S5cGS1: turnips, per bu, 40c; carrots, per bu,
25@30c; pie plant. per ID, &C.
NEW YORK PRODUCE, March 23-Butter--.Re-
ceipts, 5.a56 pkgs; steady; state dairy. ,16@27c:
extra ITO to- Choice ee
Cheese-Receipts, 1914 pkgs; firm; state full
cream fancy small colored fall made, lac; small
white, fall made. l4Ac; large colored. fall made,
14h@14%c; large white. fall made, l4A@
Eggs-Receipts. %, 2.2 pkgs; easy; state and
Pennsylvania average best, 14&.c; western fancy
14&c; southern, 14Ac; Kentucky, 14&c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE, March 2s.-Butter-
Steady: creameries, l17@27kc; diaries, 14@24c;
Ecqs-Stcady: at mark, included, 1871 q
13Ic. Cheese-Stendy; twins. 13@1314c: dali
sizes. 13M13hc; Young Americas, 13@133ac.
Dressed Poultry-Weaker; turkeys, 15G171ac;
chickens, 1O@111hc. %.-s =
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THE DAYS. RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

ssss Ss lie sssssa :ss
s. Changes in Stocks % SReaso in a sto Sa
so rs SIS 1n neresss 1885 BY
Increase So, Soe bu. Barley s2s.s2 S Su: G }n
crease, 25.o74 bu. RYE, si,47s bu: increase mere Sc
i,1os Si bu. - shipments ha1 22'e'9 bu; oats
49, n Se ba ts .s e sis7 7ss 71 h:y
1S ssSS;:mb:2 S*;,; ; ;si
s2'Ac. Rye cash, 4sc; May ysS Soc. o. 's' way
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, March 49,
dnj and 2so brls: sales, 200 pkgs
sales, l.41o 900 bu; opened steady on cables and
colo weather, but toward noon yielded TO re-
asEsa Se. ls Res:sGgs Msy @$ $se
a Easie so,s state 5000 elf New York: aSest
sfs5 sfssaS SsS
ss,& eT ssS:%sss s;eS
a. 1i lau bu; quiet and about steady; track white
May, 5ossc; July, 4sssct ''' '''se' 0O'H
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, March 2s.--vbeat. .not
duli; No. 2 red western winter. es lid; No. /
s9sdi f+ spring es I'd; No California es
CON- SPOT au eea Mac Is 49, July Is ~
May IS 2Ad; June. As Nd July. 4s tad :
Inc imports Of wheat into LIVERPOOL last week
we're - 500 quarters from Atlantic ports. rs 900
from Pacific, and $4,000 from other ports The
imports Of corn from Atlantic ports last week
were $4,000 quarters.
soLEDo GRAIN AND SEED, March 2s.-
Mheat-Fair1y active, steady: cash 73Hc: Nav
, ,aaMG; 11n,y. INC. Corn-Fairly active, firm;
Rye-No. 2, SIC: seed-Dull, steady: cash.
$7.37h; March. $7.121a: April, SiO5: octoher
1913; prime timothy, 81 go nominal; prime al.
s1ke, $3.50 nominal. -
MILWAUKEE GRAIN, March 2s.-Flour, dull.
77tac; No: 2 northern, 751a@iesac: Nay, A 72s q
I2%c Rye. firm: No. 1, Sc. Barley, dull No.
2, 6Oc: sample 45055c. Oats, nc lower: stand.
ard. 35c. Corn, May, 43fa @43Ic asked. >N>.
Wheat-aPuts, 72h@12Ac; calls, 73c bid.
Corn-Puts. 42ssc bid; calls, AN 6A1sc
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, March 2s-Close: Wheat
nal; May. e1% M67Xc; July, $3.50: No hard,
69@72hc. Corn-Weak; No. 2, cash. $3.50 nom
ina!: May, 39% @seatc; July, s954c oats
Weak; No. 2, cash, 341ac May, sSxc; july,
2oAc No white, 81 kc. ~ 90. = ~
KANSAS CITY GRAIN March 2s.-close: -
aern Ma No. S rea sc so9 aniS 81 Sc
eash. No ? mixed, 371s613sc; No. 2 white, IS X
@3sc Oats, No. white. s5@ssc.. ~
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, March
western. sl:1$ southwestern, 81 Il; Nay, s9.is
| Timothy - March, $S.42H Glover - March
$a.421a. Barley-Cash, 42@54c. .~,,~'
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THE FLOUR MARKET
MODERATE DEMAND TO OPEN THE NEW
-. wEEK-PRICEs STEADY.

49,. wEEK-PRICEs STEADY.
- Demand was moderate this morning. Millers
say the buyers are again holding of to some
extent, expecting that prices will be reduced.
port1onately with wheat and millers statesmen
have. this to contend with. The fact that feed
prices have declined very severely is the rea-
son for the frner -four market relative to
wheat but -four buyers pay little attention to
this. Mlers said this morning that unless there
are not likely to be reduced much for the present
at least
Shipments a.s47 barrels.
First patents quoted SO I0M3SO: second
patents. So 6o@3.70; first clears. $2.I0; second
clears S2m2O5.
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Range of May Wheat.

Inspected Standardization Northern
No. northern, 10: No. northern. IS; No. 3, 3;
no grade, l.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul--No. north
ern. 4; No. 2 northern, ID; No. 8. IL; rejected:
S; no grade. Z.
Minneapolis & ST. Louis-No. 2 northern, 6;
No. 3, 4; rejected, 1; no grade, ?.
500 Line-No. 1 northern, I; No. northern,
4; No. 8, 2; rejected. 1.
Northern Pacifc-No. L northern, 8; No. .
northern. 5; No. ;, /; rejected. 2.
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Total-No. i northern. So; No. 2 northern,
49, No. 3. "a: rejected, ~; no grade. T.
- Other Enthusiastically. 3 winter wheat. 2e;
rejected winter wheat s; No corn, 1; nc
grade corn. 2: No. white oats, i; No. white
oats. 3; No. oats ]; no grade oats, L; No.
rye, ]: No. 3 rye 8; no grade rye, 3; No. bar
ley, a.; No. $ barley. s.: No. l northwestern, 2
No. flax 81: rejected fax, IL; no grade flax, l.
Cars Inspected Out-No. 1 hard wheat, 4;
No. northern wheat. 66: No. 2 northern wheat
80: No. wheat, q; rejected wheat. 9; No.
winter wheat. s. No. 4 coru. 1: No. B white oats
5; No. 3 oats. 5; no grade oats: 2; No: rye
4: No. barley. 3; No. barley, s: No. barley,
2; No. fax, 5; rejected fax, 8.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, March q.

Received-Wheat 1853 cars, 1928. O7O bu; corn,
2,760 bu oats, S7.44o bu: harley, 4 $50 bu; rye
1900 bu: fax. 71.61o by; flour, ,4s4 brls; mill:
fruit, 1901 so lbs: merchandise 2,12o.155 lbs;
coal. 1,s45 tons; wood, 1913 cords; brick, 1S, 0Q0
$4,000 lbs: pig iron, Is cars railroad iron, car;
stone and marble, 2 cars: live stock, cars: salt
2 cars: dressed meats. 165. $50 lbs; wool. 10000
los: railroad materials II cars; sundries, II
cars: lots. LOST.
700 bu; barley. 6,24O bn; rye. 100 bu: hax.
$3.50 bu: -four, 49s47 brls; mistufs; ,o99 tons;
fruit, $4,000 lbs: merchandise. 1858. $50 lbs;
lumber 100 cars; machinery, Lila 300 lbs: coal,
SO tons; cement; 296 bIls: household goods. 81
600 lbs: railroad iron. car: ties, cars; stone
oil. AIS brs: oil cake. 500. 500 lbs; railroad
terials IA cars: sundries q cars: lots, 772.
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NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR. March g.

NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, March 2s
-Coffee futures opened steady at unchanged
prices under influential cables. Port receipts
were shade smaller, but the Brazilian exchange
rate was lower and warehouse deliveries light:
Midday prices were on the opening basis and
sales to that time footed up LOGO bags, inemd
4. 65c: November 4.75c December &c: January,
5osc Rio weak No Rio 4 S4 "a lex ese hang
' sugarDRaw steady: fair refining. 3 s-1edaAc;
centrifugal 96-test. 8 1l-16c; molasses sugar
I4-16G3c; refined steady; crushed, 5.4oc; pow
dered 49Oc: graduated. 81 soc. 49,
TCoffee-Quiet; No: RIG. 51ac. .1o. -
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, March 2s.-pro.
visions opened strong small run OF hogs
and an advance Of from 1ec to 15c in prices at
the yards. but trading light and the market
lacked any features. prices holding steady the
first part Of the day May pork was ~ @5c
121ac higher. at S1e.15. and ribs were 71ac
higher, at $500. -
Close: ork- May, s1s.o21a; July, s17.25; Sep
tember SIT. - - - ..-
Close: Lard May, s1o12lA; July, ss.s714;
September, So SIS. -
!. Close: Ribs.May. se.s7,a; July, sa571a;
September, $9.47Ia. -
NEW YORK PROVISION, March 2s.-Beef-
Dull SFork-Firm; mess, $18.25@19. Lard
Quiet; prime western steam, $19.4O. 4t
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THE COMPARATIVE VISIBLE.
WHEAT MOVEMENT ny ROADS.

Observation-Disclosures, S6 cars: Omaha, 81: St.
Louis. %: Great Northern. 149; Soo 80; Chicago
Great Western. Sc; Rock Island. {.
Shipped--M1lwaukee cars: Omaha. s: St.
Louis. s: Wisconsin Central l. Great Northern,
3; Chicago Great Western l.; Rock Island, 1.
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haffsps consolidated xsis s a. os i5s
Louisville & Nashville unified IS, 90; Mexican
271S; Minneapolis st: Louis As, lo1sz; Mis-
souri,: Kansas 8: Texas As, 901a Missouri Kan
sss Texas seconds New YORK Central
sihc 81. 72h; Norfolk & Western eonsolldated
4 fron 19 %s, Beading general 4s 97 & Louis
San Francisco As, 96h; st. Louis Southwestern
frsts 96; st. Louis Southwestern seconds, s115;
San SAM Antonio & Arkansas Pass Is, 81; Southern
Pacfhc IS. 9OA; Southern Railway IS, 1101A;
.Iexas q Pacific firsts. 115; Toledo, ST. Louis &
Western 4s 7s; Union Pacific As, 1922 Union
pacinc converted 4s 1881; Wabash irsts. 116ls:
W Wseas sb seconds lo6 Wabash Deb. B. TN
is. 81 a offered; Wisconsin Central 4s 91M; Con-
sol1dated Tobacco as, 62&; Colorado Fuel con-
verified IS, sSh; Rock Island IS, So; Pennsyl.
vania converted IS, 102A'.Ei 'R' ~-1" =.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, March as.-con-
sols, 10 Hale; consols for account. 80 1916:
A eanse 1S, 81 Atchisonf s3A; Atchison pre-
Pacific; 135 S Chesapeake & Ohio. 49,; Chicago
great Srea Western; 20; Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
aaul, !'6; De Beers, 22A; Denver & Rio Grande.
s91s Renver y RIG Grande preferred 9e Erie,
ferred, 81; Illinois Central, As u: Louisville &
Nashville 1851; Missouri Kansas & Texas,
2WS ssi;rn New !, York Central 141h; Norfolk
"; ontario & Western. %; Pennsylvania, "A:
Rand Mines. 1ozs; Reading. 311s Reading first
preferred a.; Reading second preferred, 81;
ferred, 81 VI: Southern Pacific, 641a: Union Pa
cihc preferred, 931a; United States Steel 3Sh ::
United States Steel preferred. soy: Wabash,
291a; Wabash preferred, 61k. :. - -,
Bar, silver steady, "2zSsd per ounce Money
Sh @3& per cent. The rate of discount in the
open market for short bills is 3 11-16633. per
cent; for three months bills is: s5s as 11-ie per
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Kal1roads entering the yards reported Tor the
day BY loads as follows: Chicago Great Wes-
tern, 2; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul. g.;
Minneapolis & st. Louis 5; Chicago. ST. Paul.
Minneapolis & Omaha, 2: Great Northern Is;
Northern Pacih c.s; 500 Line, /, Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific, 3. Total, 45. -.
Disposition of stock. Saturday. March q:
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NOT DOING IN, FOR sNoTHING.

Kind Old Lady-Youre the daintiest little boy
in the whole crowd. How It is you. keep your
Missy Murphy--If didn't, me mudder'
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, March 2s-Cattle-
Receipts IS, 900; market steady TO weak: good
to prime steers, s5:1o@57O: poor To- medium.
s375@4. Is: stockers and feeders. S275@4.s5:
s1.5o@2.75; bulls. s2.25@4.25; calves, sS@I:
Texas fed steers. S464.50
Hogs-Receipts to-day II. 900: tomorrow o..
900: left over, arse; market Zoe to 15c higher:
mixed and butchers, S7.35G7.65: good to choice
heavy. $7:7o@7:s5; rough heavy. sI4SM77o;
light, $7.1O@7.5O: bulk of sales. $7.45@7.65.
strong; good 70 choice wethers, $54o06.25: fair
to choice mixed. 81 5o@5. 20: western sheep.
s5.25@6.25; native lambs, s525@7:5o: western
lambs. S5.5o0S7.30.
official Saturday: Receipts-Cattle: 500; hogs.
$3.50: sheep, 1850. Shipments-Cattle, 2p4:
hogs, 2,465.
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Prices Toe higher. Receipts light: Qualify
largely. common. Price range s1@1 %; bulk
s7@7. 20: mixed. s7.so@7 40; butcher and heavy,
Hogs-6o, 267 lbs. s7e5; g. 22s lbs, 81 50:
49, col lbs, $7.1O; 3d. 21e lbs, $50; GO, l93 lbs
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, March 2s.-Cat-
tie receipts. 5000: market steady to lower: beef
steers. $465.25; Texans. S2.2514.55; cows and
heifers, $1.50@4.S5; stockers and Feeders. $50
4.65.
Hogs. receipts, 5000: market strong to 100
higher; heavy, $7.45@7;6o; packers: s. so@'.4o;
Sleep. receipts. 1000; market steady: sheep,
$3SO@6; lambs, $4@7.
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK March %. Re

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, March 2S.-Re-
ceipts-Catt1e. 400: hogs. 800.
$40: 60, 25s lbs. $3.50: e5. 2s7 lbs. $3.50:
Cattle-Stockers active: killers weak: Sales:
cows 800 lbs. So. So IA cows, 300 lbs, So: IS; ~
,104 lbs. 81: II stockers, Iso lbs. So; "a
$40 lbs. 1915: Q. 1.040 lbs s.. 80; "a yearlings
$40 lbs, 1925; As, SIC lbs. $3Ia; 3s. $50 lbs
81 A
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$3.50.
Pigs and Underweights-e. 127 lbs: $3.50
CATTLE-.Receipts moderate. Butcher cattle Is
steady. stockers and feeders steady to strong
and active. Mich COWS steady. Sales:
Butcher Steers-6, 1880 lbs. $4.23: $50
lbs 81: 5, LOGS lbs, 20: l. 1850 lbs. 81 60
Butcher Cows and az M 81 l9 '1s o ,bs
IS go 'i 1856 So lbs SITS; 1851 lss s.?
Cutters and Gamers. 500 lbs. $240: 4, I41
lbs. So: l. 7o1 lbs $2.25: 2. $50 lbs, s1.75.
Veal Calves. $50 lbs. So.
s ss 6 and Tsdn g as lbs sea ~ e Ss
s3.25: 4. 6s7 lbs So; o. 996 lbs, $3.50; = -
lbs, $3.50; IS: 754 lbs, $3.50; Is, 293 lbs, sS15
3, $40 lbs. s2.75.
Stock Cows and Heifers-6. 5ss lbs. s.: 60, 8.
sss lbs $2so IL, 10 60 $50 lbs sa s 800 lbs
Stock and Feeding Bulls, $50 lbs, 30; l..
1,03o lbs. $2.25
| Mitch Cows and Springers-2 cows. SAG.
SHEEP-Receipts light and largely sheep. no
| lambs to speak of on sale. Prices quoted strong
Ewes. fresh in the yards, fairly good in quail
ity; sold at IS.
ia lambs, SO lbs, $3.50: Sc lambs. 45 lbs,
80: 100 ewes, 90 lbs So: s12o ewes, IS lbs,
So: 30 Gull ewes. IS lbs. $50.
Among the. shippers on the market We're
Malesd 4 Williams. wiJmot; D. w swingte.
| Hanska & searles. H: G. Hnndahl, Searies; NJ F.
steneruds, T.. J. winkjer. Brandon; g. Thell,
G. Lowe, Cottonwood; P. Fl. Hanson, Diary: Z.
Revier Northfeld: L. NJ. Weston. Dodge Center:
L. STEVENSON. Climax: A.. Empey, Pennington;
Reeves & Pettis. MiIbank: J. Schmidt. Melrose:
| ". a.. Mathews; Ada G. sehlitz. Hankinson:
| T. j. Mathieson. Little Falls: l.. G.: Melbostad,
| Perley: Cosgrove Co., lie sueur; S. II. Siverscn.
| Red Lake Falls. 49,.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAPO
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Monday, March 23.-Extra creamery but
tor, firm; packing stock, steady. Strictly
veal, steady. Poultry, firm. Green fruits,
steady. Apples, steady. Potatoes, weak.
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ADVANCE OF A DINE
Hog Prices Frmer at South St. Paul
With Receipts Light and
Quality Poor.
No Change of Importance in Cattle
Prices-Bulls and Veals
Steady. !.

South ST. Paul Mimi. March os.-Estimated
receipts at the Union Stockyards to-day: Cat
tie, 100; calves, IFS; hogs, 900; sheep, $50;
cars, 45. .s.sJ., - ~. q :
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. l, 1909, to date, compared with the
same period in 1902:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs Sheep. Cars:
1903 $50. 81, 1928 lib 197, $50 145 .O52 4,535
1902 -. &c. $50 G,557 1906 1856 4,015
Inc ............. $50 32,514 1886 $40
Dec ...... 1857 49,. .
The following table shows the receipts thus
far in March as compared with the same period
in 1902:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1908 80. 10, $40 SPAS 10000 23,171 LIPS
1902 80. IL ,22e 1902 "a, 4o4 22,271 a44
Inc ....... 1 ,294 346 I, 1896 900 1872
Official receipts for the past week are fol-
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
| DULUTH GRAIN March 23.---Wheat was act
i've and unchanged at the close. May opened
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Firm; No: red, cash, elevator, 6TMc noni-
e sav MY, e1A @67Hc; July, 6e1sc: No: hard,
inal: May, sett @sea&c; July, ss5sc oats
Weak Weak; No 2, cash, 34hc; May, $3.50; July,
2oAc; No. white, 81 NC = - ~ = -.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN. March 2s-Close:-
hard. esiA @7oc; No. 2 red. 75@72c: No, 5, IS
roc. Corn May, 35S csc, July, s5& sc;
@39c. Oats No. 2 white, 35@36c. ''.
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN, March 23.-Flour, dull.
wheat. Nc lower: close, No. northern. 77@
La!ac; No northern, 1914 @7e1ac: May 72sa a.
!2kc. Rye, firm: No. L. 81 Barley, dull: No.
ard 1os si SAMPLE 9as, 4S@S5e oats c lower stand
Wheat--Puts, 72h@72%c: calls. 73c bid.
Corn-Puts. 42ssc bid; calls, 44A M441kc.
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, March
Ss-ERsee q 5oA@sAc. Flax-cash north
Timothy = March, $S.42H. Glover :. March
So. 421a. Barley-Cash 42M54c