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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-13
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS LOWER TODAY ON FOR
EIGN WEAKNESS.

Chicago, Feb IS.-Wheat opened lower to-day
on the weakness in foreign markets. and May.
was Off Sc opening at 775h @7Sc. The lack
of foreign demand caused considerable offering
Of May, and after selling at 1875 0T814c prices
around 771ac. There was a good de-
mand for July on prospects of cold wave In
the northwest and that option was firm, out
siders. being the. best buyers. Large argentine
shipments were awakening influence. 1,6SO;O0O
bu being reported for one week Minneapolis
and Duluth reported receipts of 75s cars, which
with local receipts Of 81 cars, one of: contract
grade made total receipts for the three points
Of ISL cars against 334 cars last week and 26s
ears year ago.
,Che market was decidedly weak the latter part
Of the session liberal Argentine shipments
and on predictions of snow throughout the west,
which would protect the gro1ing crops FROM
frost. There was heavy liquidation of long stun
and after selling up to 7SAc. May declined again
to 77I.c There was q rally toward the close,
but final figures were ss@7sc lower, at 771ac: 4
Close: Wheat-February. 74Ac; May, u &c;
July, 73B@74c. Cash Wheat-No 2 red. 554
7sc: No. red, 7o@75c; No: hard winter. - g
suripr. 79mlSOc: No. 2 northern spring, 1914 q
Spc: 80. 3 spring. 7O@Isc.
Prices in the corn pit were Influenced by
the weakness In wheat, and lower cables We're
also bear factor. and the opening was tr riff
easier, with May unchanged to hc lower. at 46A
@45ssc. Trading was light early In the day
and commission houses were the best buyers,
with offcrings coming from scattered sources.
a fair cash demand helped the speculative trad
ing aud a fir1ner feeling developed, May al:
yancing to s45hc. Local receipts were $50
cars With none of contract grade.
Corn follow wheat in Its downward, course and
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Surprising Display Of Strength in Wheat NONE
MONEY VI I; ! in LONDON |
It Is Scarce and Causes Lower Prices
Which Are Reflected
Here.
Bear Traders Do Not Follow Up the
Advantage The Selling Of
Erie Feature.

New York, Feb. -3.-The first trading in the
Erie stocks after the announcement Of the new
BOND issue found weak market for them. The
common opened "a lower than Wednesday, the
nrst preferred ] y and the second preferred II.
! nc scarcity OF money in London caused lower
prices there this morning. which We're reflected
at tue opening here all through the international
Bear traders did not Immediately follow m
their opening advantage and prices hardened
slowly. Active buying of few specalties con.
trlbuted much to the rally. Smelling, Delaware
4 Hudson. North Western and Hooking Valley
advanced over point, and there was a good
rise Ill Amalgamatcd, Leather and Missouri Pa
enc. Near II o'clock Rock Island, the Fries and
Southern Pacific fell lower than before carryin
the general list with them
, Tue seiilns or the Fries was the flea ture, the
common losing 70, the first preferred and the
second preferred "a. The whole market was
al. Rock island. Southern Pacific, st. Louis
Southwestern preferred and General CHEMICAL
lost ,t.a point. american Grass Irvine "a, Metro
Cable s. There were gains of 1 to = by Sloss
Sheffield, Cotton Oil preferred and the NJ
Eeanohs. ST. Paul SAINT Ste. Marie ST IS.
Bonds were irregular at uoon
The steady decline of the Erie stocks dinfused
a. leeihg or depression around the room. and all
classes class OF stocks We're let go. DECLINES of a
speculative favorites In the case Of southern
Pacific, Leather preferred and New York Chi
cage o., St. St Louis second preferred the decline
below the noon level. Some buying to cover
In the general market steadied the list when it
became dull. '..
Prices generally improved led by the Erie
stocks. which rallied point or more from the
lowest. Recoveries averaged about Y. The
advance invited renewed selling of Erie, but the
stock was vigorously supported and the rally
proceeded ..-r
The covering movement by the bears. induced
by the support of the Fries and other Morgan
stocks caused one-point rallies in Missouri Pa.
cific, Wabash preferred, Reading and Southern
Railway. the last named rising a fraction over
Wednesday. The support seemed to be with
drawn when the bears desisted from selling Of
the Fries and prices slipped back again The
closing was dull and heavy.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co., Chamber Of Commerce, Mime
apolis, -
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THE CASH TRADE
FLAX, CORN AND BARLEY ALL A LITTL]
EASIER. -...

EASIER.
FLAX-No. sold at s1.14.A for the aver
ally weak but was inclined to follow quickly on
sio and s11S1t for r'' the better lots. 'u
Minneapolis received 81 cars, against Is last
Closing ins T pees a cash. ~ to
arrive, $l14A February, 81 May, s116H:
CoRN-.rhe market was very unsatisfactory
to sellers. who found the edge off in sympathy
with the general weaker; tone elsewhere and
buyers inclined to take hold at full prices. No
yellow closed at acc. nominal. Receipts. 81;
cars ;r shipments as cars ,.a
effect on oats. but it was slight and did rot
last long: Prices on, the fancy lots were fully
ssac and No: oats at sa:t a sac near the
close however the market turned weaker r, and
No. 3 white oats closed at ;a.35sc. Recents. 112I
ea,S shiBTfnsss q Hars report tie market
changed but very active with continued good
demand. The market is strong as quoted Bran
middlings. sle75MlI: red dog. s1S.75s +. Q: b.:
feed in 2O0-lb sacks 81 per ton additional. Ship:
FEED AND MEAI-zwlile. prices are quoted
the same, the general tendency this morning vas
s fSase s s de%an % and bs
ness reported. Coarse corn meal and. cracked
o,f1 Se Se gf esd feed
10 corn; Is eats, SIC; 5o@is:15. =.
around in sympathy with a weaker turn in Mil
waukee. Top prices were hard to get for any
thing not fancy. Feed grades are quoted 400
soc: mailing grades. ,0M5Sc. Receipts. GS cars:
shipments IS cars. aeT[-ss.a -. tsS-at ~.
RYE--The market firm and closed 1ac up
No. closed at 47Mc. Receipts 10 cars: ship
mentS. cars. -,E' 3 $500. II
HAY-rrices are easy as quoted. Upland
choice. s1o.5oM11: upland. No: !. $1odl1h. so
midland. ssGs.5o: medium. s'm7.3o: off color
s55o@6.5o: timothy. choice. $Io.50M11: timo-
thy No l. $1Om1O.50; No. ,. $9G19.5O: rye
straw. choice s6.5oGl7. Receipts. 2s7 tons: ship
ments, Is tons. -
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THE ALPHA DELTA PHI CONVENTION.

Montreal, Feb 13.--,The seventy first annual
convention of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity
opened in Masonic hall in this city to-day. There
were 175 delegates in attendance, amongst the
universities represented being Hamilton. Column
bia. Yale, Amherst Brown, Harvard, Adelbert,
Bowdoin, Dartmouth. Michigan. Rochester, Will
lians City of New York, Wesleyan, Henron.
Union. Cornell, Trinity college. Hartford, Johns
Hopkins, Minnesota. Chicago, Wisconsin. Toronto
and McGil. The following officers were elected:
President. Hamilton Wright Mabie, Williams uni
versity, sc: secretary, William Ives Washburn
Amherst, 80. ,-.,.-.. --..
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THE FLOUR MARKET

PRICES SLIGHTLY EASIER, BUT THE UN-
DERToNE REMAINS VERY FIRM.
The millers report the demand this morning
showing the effects of the unsteady wheat mar
ket. There is tendency the. part of many
buyers to hold off again On the whole the
sales satisfactory and the prices notwith-
standing the lower range in wheat. only
moderately lower. AIillers firm believers il,
higher prices later on and will not shade prices
much unless the wheat market shows signs of
more than temporary depression. 49, J.. '~..-s
Shipments for yesterday. 80, $40 brls. and for
the day previous. 4O.27S brls. H. ... d..
First patents luotable S3.95@4 second
patents. s3.s2@3.95; first clears, $3.50; second
clears S.1OM2 90
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arsts, 22c; seconds 17@1se: Diaries, extra. Sc:
12dl14c; packing stock, s@12c: fresh renovat ted.
per doz, 1chc; strictly fresh, case count, 15c:
checks and seconds, sc; cold storage, candled
he: at mark, Sc. - -
CHEESE-Twins or flats. fancy 141.c: twins
or Oats, choice. 1SI2c; twins fats, fair to
good. IL ne: daisies, fancy, lac; Young Ameri-
cas-, fancy, 1Sc; brick, No. 1, 14lac; brick No. p
pultost, &C: Swiss, No /, round. 14l14 ,sc
Swiss; No. ?, round 12c: Swiss, No. /, block
DRESSED NEATS-Veal. fancy per lb. S1s
@9c; fair to good, Sc: small or overweight, 5la
Csc mutton fancy Gen61ac; lambs, pelts of.
RABBITs-Jack, per doz, $685.; cottontail
sQUIRRELs-Gray, per doz, soc; red, per doz
FIsH-Pike, large, per b. Sc; small and me-
d1un 54Sc; crappies, medium to large, 7@Sc;
snlall, &c; rickerel, 4@6c; bullheads. skinned,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per crate, $685.
CABRAGE-Home grown, fancy. per large
POTATOEs-Per bu. small lots 4oe1 45c; car
lots, No. 1, sacks extra. 35c; medium. sacks ex-
SWEET POTATOES Cobdsns, per brl, 81.
PopCoK S!s- rice, per 10. 4Goc;s new rice,
NEW MoNEY-whtte. fancy. lib sections,
DRIED PEAs-Fancy ''s yellow, rer bu SITS;
medium, s1.5o: green. fancy, Sis; medium.
81 %: marrowfat, $3.50.
DRIED BEANS-FaEcy navy. per bu. S273:
choice navy. $50: medium, hand-picked. $225:
! medium. fair, S1.75: brown. $50: fair to good,
81 .2O@1. %.
APPLEs--Jonathans per brl, So. Ben Davis,
! $3m3.25: Kings. $3.50: Spies $50: .Russets.
So. 30: Wnesaps. 81: Missouri Iippins. So. 80:
Willow Twigs, 81: Baldwins. $30t3.25; Green
ings. 1923.
PINEAPpLES-Per crate. S5@5.Jo
E! ORANGES - California navels as to size
| fancy ,s3 %: choice. to size. S275@3: Cali
forna budded seedlings S2.2o.
| LEMONs-California, fancy, as TO size $3.50
| choice, S4.25
! TANGERINEs-Per half Los. So 80
! GRAPE FRUIT-Per box. Sd %.
STRAWBERRIES-Florid per Of 65c
! CRANBERRIES-Per brl. S12: per hox. 81.
GRAPES--Malagas, per key. s66I6.50.
BANANAS-Fancy. large lunches. S275; me
dunn punches, s2.s5@25O; small punches, SEQ
2.15
| NEGETABLES-wa beans per bu, s.: cgs
plant per doz, 81 .50@1.75: rldishes, per do
lunches 45@50c lettuce, per doz. Soc: lettuce
heads, per doz. Toe: mint, per doz. 25m3oc; Gu
cumbers, per doz, 81 .25Mf;5o; celery. per y,loz
| 55@6Oc; turnips, per hu. 4nc: carrots, per bu
25@ 30c; pie plant. per lb. Sc.
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CHICAGO LIVE sTooX. Fen, 1s.-cattle=-R

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Feb 1s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1,5O0; market steady; good to prime
steers, 81. SOl5.5O: poor to medium. $3@4.25:
stockers and feeders. $2.25@4.5o; COWS $1.4odn
4.4O: heifers. S29l4.5O; Gamers. $1.4O@2. 30;
bulls. $2@4.25:. calves, s3.5oGs; Texas-f fed
steers, So. 5O@14.2j. ..-.- 49,. E,t
Hogs-Receipts to day. $4,000: tomorrow.
mixed and butchers, $6.65@7. o5: good to choice
heavy, $695@7.15: rough heavy: $66o@6.9o;
light $6.35Gl66j; bulk of sales $6.60@6.S5.
sheep-Receipts. 1900; market steady to
strong: good to choice wethers, s4.75@535: fair
to choice mixed, $s5o@4.75; western sheep.
S4I5@5.25: native lambs, $4.50@6.4O; western
lambs. $4.75@6.40.
Official yesterday; Receipts-cattle. s.775;
hogs. 33771; sheep. 1855. Shipments-Cattle,
1901; hogs 7:439: sheep. SO.
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RECEIPTS AND sH1PMENTs-FEB.a IL.

Observation-Disclosures 276 cars, 252.920 bu; corn,
1s4oo hu; oats 9o.72o bu; barley. 81 $50 bu:
rye. 500 bu: flax, 200 bu; -four, 252 brl s;;
lbs: merchandise, $40 lbs; lumber. q cars;
barrel stock, 3 cars: machinery. 800, 800 LBS;
dressed meats %. 600 lbs; hides and pelts 10,35o
lbs railorad materials, 8 cars; sundres, II
shipped-Wheat, cars. $3.50 bu; corn. 900
,u; GA u.s. .3s $50 hu; rye, go bl: fax 2.loo bu;
-four 4O7f2 brls;' millstufs, .494 tons; hay,
i3 tons: fruit. a 900 lbs; merchandise, LIP
$50 lbs; lumber. SO cars; chinery, 47o,5
lbs: coal u tons; 1inseed oil, $40 brls; oil cake.
and. pelts, 39. 900 lbs: railroad materials cars;
snndrips 20 cars Car lots, 643. - = s
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Feb. 1s-Wheat act
i've and lower. May sold down 1ac to Tic and
closed at that after considerable selling. Flax
was duh and lower, selling to close at 81 161a
for May. Receipts two days, wheat, 1913 cars;
oats, SO; barley. Is: fax. 40. Shipments. oats,
ETA blu; barley. 7,465 bu; fax. 1882 bu.
For the week wheat will increase 500 900 bu
flax; $4,000 bu ~ ... e.
+. Close: No. hard cash. TIC: No. north
ern cash, 76c; arrive. 76lac: May, tic; July,
1890; No. 2 northern lac; No. 5. tic: fax. cash.
$1.13A; May, s116A; July, $1.1eh; arrive,
$1.14h; oats. cash, s41zc; May, Soc; barley,
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Feb 13.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000: active, strong. 1@2Oc higher beef
steers. S3.5O@5; sows and heifers. s2.SO@4:
stockers and feeders $3@4.4O
Hogs-Receipts. $500; active, 5@1oc higher;
heavy. $66O@6.30
S475@5.5O: lambs. $475M6.25.
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THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

454c. $50 -
&, Close: corn-February, 4ss4c May. 45Ac;
July. 43asc:. September, 434c Cash Corn
No. 2, 44R 945c; No. 3. 4S@43lac
Oats opened easier In sympathy with other
grains, May being shade lower. at 37lac
Trading was not heavy and the offerings we're
extremely light, which caused a better tone in
prices May selling up to sI& @377sc. Local
Close: Oats-February, s4,ac: May. 3e;, a.
s@6:Sc July, 3sss @33lac; September, POS @3oc.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE. Feb. 13-Butter--Re

NEW YORK PRODUCE, Feb. 13.-Butter--Re-
ceipts, 7.551 pkgs; firm: state dairy, 15@24c;
extra creamery. 26c; held creamery. lsd2oc
Receipts. LISA pkgs; firm: state full cream
fancy small colored. fall made. 14l@c; late made
1sN @14e;, fancy small white, fall made. IL Ac;
late made, 1870: fancy large colored, fall made.
14Ac late made, 13ac: fancy large white. fall
made. 4Ac; late made, BIC Eggs-ReceiptS.
1873 pkgs: unsettled: state and Pennsylvania
average best. 16c: western fancy. 13c: southern.
14Iac; refrigerated, 9@12c.
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MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK Feb -Noon-Aioney on call
steady. at ~ per Gent: prime mercantile paper
s4s ~ 80 p and s4.s7 .sss Tor demand and and at
S. 4.375@4 81 so for 60 days: posted rates $4.S5
ana Sass: commercial bills, 81: s3a. M4s44; bar
4se Mezes9 dollars %
coupon. 1851; 80, registered and coupon. 1o7;
new IS. registered, 1914; coupon, 1854: OLD IS.
registered and coupon ITO; os,. registered and
'o NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.--Exchanges 1891 oe9,
ST.: balances. $40. 492, 524
day. 81. 75s, 62575; New York exchange, selling
rate soc premium, buying rate 25ci discount;
Chicago exchange, selling rate &c premium, buy
ing rate 25c discount; London 60-day sight docu-
smentary exchange, SASSY. a
f CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-Clearings, $37 .Oo992o;
balances $f4T0,s20; New York exchange, par
I'd I'd az or 50 and demand
3 aPHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1S.-Clearings. $23,
O2s,67O; balances. $2,21o, $50. Money, 41a@5 per
cent.
BOSTON. Feb. 13.-Exchanges, s1s,1T6.466
ST PAuL Feb lsnclea5ings 81 2s2; 81 So
rcntes; 100 francs 10 confines for the account
marks. 49A pigs for checks.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. Feb. 1a--Con-
soils for money. 80; consols for account, 93 1-16:
nst tsnssn Ohio 1ea cIn
dian Pacific, al: Chesapeake & Ohio, $3.50: Chi
cago Great Western. 2SM; Chicago Milwaukee
raH NJ ls Den2sF io .n RnEs Rf
9aA Erie. y q Erie first preferred: 1871
i Ep5s se Iouisv HE iaa Missouri
is4R s;s Norfolk & Western. 80 Il Norfolk 1
san; rea,nsy lssnia, Rand Mines, III
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer. st. Paul. Mimi. Feb .13.-Barrett & lin
norman report increase in demand for draft
horses from local quarters, with steady and
active trade on farm mares. Dakota and Mani
toba dealers were well represented and were in
a good buying spirit Values:
" Drafters, extra. S1S0G225; drafters choice.
$15o@1s0: drafters. common to good. $1,000 $50:
farm mares, extra, S14oM165: farm mares choice
$12o@l14O; farm mares. common to good, 800
GI1SO
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NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, Feb. 1s.
-Cuffee futures opened steady at an advance Of
10 points. under better cables than expected
and then turned slightly easier. only to advance
again on the light interior receipts. specula-
ton was not active. however. and midday prices
were 50l10 points higher. Sales to that time
footed up only 10000 bags, including: March.
4.65c, May. 4s0c: July. 4.95c: September. 5.10c
December. o.4o@6.45c. Rio firm: No. Rio A,
S5.5U Exchange 11Sid. Receipts. 5000 bags:
cleared for the United States. 10000: cleared
for Europe. 5000; stock. 49S.0OO.
Sngar-Raw firm: fair refining. 3-16c; cen
trifugal. &c test 11-16c: molasscs sugar
9 15-16c: refined steady; crushed, 5.2jc: pow
dered 4.T5c: graduated. 4.65c.
CoNee-Firmcr; No. Rio. 51ac.
Aiolasses-Quiet: New Orleans, 32@40c.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, FEB. II.

Received-Wheat,. 2s3 cars, 1850 bu: corn,
so 500 bu: onts. 76,3ch bu; barley, 24.96O bu;
rye. 1850 SO hu; fax. 1as2o bu -four, 1873 brls;
nlstuffs. 90 tons; hay, 1ls tons; fuel OIL.
1877 524 gals: fruit. 45,OUG lbs merchandise.
1. roo, $50 lbs; lumber % cars; barrel stock. ;
cars: machienry. 81 400 lbs; coal; 2,5os tons;
wood. 657 cords: brick, 10000; lime; car;
stone and marble. 1 car: linseed oil, 100 brls;
dressed meats. 10000 lbs; railroad d. materials,
Is cars; sundries 81 cars: car lots. $50.
shipped-Wheat. II cars $3.50 bu: corn,
27o0 bu; oats, 44.1oo bu; barley, 49, 500 bu:-rXe'
g. 100 bu: fax, a,400 bu; flour, 1856 brls; mill
20, 900 lbs: merchandise. 2.112.46o lbs; lumber.
IS cars: harer stock, car: machinery. 4o2, 900
lbs: coal, % tons wood. 80 cords: brick. 10000:
linseed oil, $40 brls: oil cake. o2e 800 lbs;
dressed meats. "a 900 lbs; hides and pelts. 1872,
800 lbs: railroad materials IA cars; sundries, %
cars: car lots, 500.
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Ing second preferred, SO; Southern Railway,
36A: Southern Railway preferred. 971a South
ern Pacific, 669s; Union Pacific 104A Union
Pacific preferred. 81; United States Steel $685.;
!,a States Steel preferred, 9oA; Wabash,
32 Wabash preferred. 52aa
Bar silver. quiet, % 3.16d per ounce.
Money. 3NM3A per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 3 7-16@3Ea per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
three months bills is 33sG3 7-fG per cent.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. Feb. 13.-Catte
Receipts. 1850: steady to strong: beef steers.
$2.S5@5.25: Texans. s2@4 cows and heifers.
s1.5Od3.SO: stockers and feeders, .S2:7S@4.4O:
Hoss-Rece,pts. 5000; strong to 11ac higher;
ers Sc. sO6 So: pigs. $6.35@64o.
Sh eep-ltecepts. 1000; strong; sheep, $3.50
@51O; lambs, SO. GOO 6.25.
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Range of May Wheat.
STATE GRAIN 1NsPEcT1oN-FEB. i

Inspected ln-Wheat-ca rs-Great No5thern-
No. 1 hard. ); No. 1 northern, 90; No. north
ern 43: No. s. IA: rejected, TO- ...... :
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul-No. north
ern 81 No. northern "a; No g.: 35; rejected
s. no grade, 5. e.
Minneapolis & ST. Louis-No 1 northern, l.:
No. northern, 10; No. ), 4; rejected, l.; no
grade, 1.
500 Line-No. / northern, .12; No. SO; re-
jected. 1. ..-'.---s
Northern Pacifc-No. northern, /.
Chicago. st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
No. 2 northern. 2& No. 3. II; rejected, !.
Minnesota TRANSFERRED. northern. l.
Totals-No. l hard 5; No. 1 northern 80;
No. 9 northern, "a; No. 8, 81; rejected, 81; no
grade, 4.
Other Graius-No. 5 winter. wheat. p; re-
jected winter wheat. Is: No. 4 corn, 6; no grade
corn 10: No. 2 white oats. 1; No. white oats,
8: No. 4 white oats II; Mo- oats, -; no No
grade oats. 4; No. 2 rye, s; No. barley. z;
No. barley, IS; No: ) barley. =; no grade
barley.'4: No. fax. 10; rejected fax. =
Gears Inspected Out--No. I hard wheat. !;
No northern wheat 70: No northern ". i,
grade wheat. .; No. i corn, s; No. white oats
i: No. white oats, NO. oats, .; no grade
oats 3; No. rye, 1: No. barley, 8; No bar
ley, f.; No. fax. Is; rejected fax, t. =.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAPO.
- LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Friday, Fob. 1s.-Extra creamery butter,
hrm; packing stock, lower. Strictly fresh
veal, steady. Poultry, steady. Green
fruits, steady. Apples, steady. Potatoes
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a suli oo9 Fs:!s!of ea1sS
g. 9sMSso. Sale Sales: butchers anu ueSia0ie nea's'
81 ss It's So 'e g. 1921 SS lbs s. 30 !e IS b
iss lbs $3.50; S, iss lbs se:95 ''s' S'.O'' o.
Odds and Ends-6. $50 lbs, $500; 4, 5s5 lbs,
S645: ). $40 lbs. $685..
10 TBS, $3.50. :
CATTL.E-Receipts light. Butcher cattle,
steady. Offerings largely only common to fair.
in quality. Stockers and feeders unchanged.
Mich cows continue slow at the lower prices
Sales:
Butcher steers-2, 1.445 lbs, $3.50: 2. $50
lbs, $3.50: 6. ,242 lbs. 81: 3, 94s lbs, $3.50.
Butcher Cows and Heifers-4, ;2e2 lbs, $50:
Cutters and Gamers $40 lbs, $235; l. 1850
lbs, se25 I. $50 lbs, Sits; l, 1850 lbs, s2.s5;
lbs So; i,Soo lbs, $685. L. s icfo lbs, S2.25
Veal Calves, 12s lbs $780, l, 80 lbs, 81:
steel and Feeding Steers Ste 1o5o lbs, $3.50:
8 s26 lbs, $3.50; 2, 500 lbs, $40: 2; $40 lbs .
Stock Cows and Heiters-6, 572 lbs. $2.75.
calves. $50: cow, $50: COW, $21.
light offerings largely hold 't overs which ar
rived. late yesterday. General quality Of stun
On sale only fair. Values; I54 ewes, 100 lbs
Amog the shippers on the market were: N
Erickson, Hanska: j. NJ. Tyler. Sheridan: J.
Tingvall. River Falls; Riley Bros. Ellsworth
J: ". Butler, Willard; R. spatz. New Germany
bault; Lawrence and ", Silver Lake; F., Glib
bons Mantorville; Carver Bros. & Co., Morris
Twin Twin Brooks: Agreil & G., White ROCK; B. r
Full, st. Michaels.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-13

ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Feb. la.--CattIe re-
ceipts 900: steady; beef steers s3.3OGDl. so.
stockers and feeders. $.40@4.25: cows and heif-
ers; s2.25@4: so; Texans ans. s2@ la3 Is.
$6.40076.75; packers. $6.7oGlG.eo; butchers $s.75
sheep receipts, 500; strong; sheep. s4.2o@5:
lambs, $4,000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-13

: SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Feb. I5-1Ke-
ccipts--Cattle. 200: hogs $500.
Hogs-5c higher Sales: Ga. POI lbs, S6.45;
So, 25s lbs. sG.55; 10, 1902 lbs, $500.
Cattle-Steady. Sales: beeves. 1,162 lbs.
lbs $2.4O: 10 cows, go lbs. SO: cows, 1850
lbs $685.: stockers. $50 lbs $685. Z stockers,
OFT his So. 65; 2 stockers. S75 lbs. So: G year
lings 563 lbs. So: 10 yearlings $50 lbs, $40:
yearlings SIC lbs. So. So.