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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-26
THE FLOUR MARKET
FOREIGN. DEMAND" aUIET-A FIRM DO
MTSTTC INpJIIRY.

FOREIGN. DEMAND |aU1ET-A FIRM Do
sa MESTIC INQUIRY ,t
,3. No change Of SpcciIl Importance is reported IN
the -four market The. foreign demand is not
very brisk and buyers inS Lverpoo GlasgcW- and
a some leading continental markets disn
ciusd to place large orders. Domestic inquiry
factory, County milleEsz report "A fan
trade. rhe tendency isfto hold prices kteady at
vfsl expectations. and to turn down rderssra hey
than make concessions. e. A. tE$$ts ~
Shipments. ~ 165 barrels. ss
/. Prices steady quoted and, although the
price tendency in wheat has been easier, the
millers are slow to follow on floor. Quotatj ons
First patents quoted $390@I; second PARENTS
$i.S0M3o0; first clears, 500; SECOND clears.
So.tnGy2 90 II
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Feb ga smaller
rum of hogs at the yards with an advance of
from 1Oc to 15c in prices caused finness in pro.
visions at the start, and with good demand
from packers with but light offerings prices adj
vanced still further. The volume of trade how
ever. was only moderate. May pork opened 2lAc
to &c higher at sl1.75 to .si1.5I1s- Atax lard
up 21ac at $9.G112. While ribs were 2 - "L!'c
Close: Pork May. $17.s5; July, s17:35; Sep.
tenber, SIG .S71a. alst
Close: Lard. February. $9. 621a: May. SO. Cd;
July. 50 81 u: September. S.. 81 u 6l9. go.
Close: Ribs. May, $o.S21a; July, 50 go = ;
September. 50. so 8 (
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS, Feb. 26.--Beef ext
ira India mess. easy. y2s56d Bacon. short ribs,
firm. .2s I'd; clear bellies. strong, o1s Lard.
prime western, steady! ass, 3d.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Feb. 2e.-Beef-
Quiet Pork-Frm. Lard-Firm; prime wes-
tern steam, $1O1O.e s1>,.s#.;
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/. FINANGI ~ GOSSIP

Washington special to Whallon Case & Co. !:
Senator Aldrich Will make another attempt to
get up his bill to-day. lie believes democrats
will hlibuster against it.
New, York wired: 1t is reported from the floor
that the general market has been depressed
by keene brokers to affect Metropolitan nnfavor-
ably, so that the large line of shorts that they
have put out can be covered. There is a general
impression that the AldricIt bill will be put
through the senate to-day 1t is reported Moore
Is try hgs To buy Atchison.* :'F
New York tos Lewis II hear Georgia Central
is also id the new purchase made by the Rock
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Range of MAY Wheat.
RECEIPTS AND sH1pwENrs. sFEB. %

ACKNOWLEDGMENT ~ cars, $4,000 bu; com,
2l.Ip bu; oats, $3.50 bu; barley. 1880 bn;
rye, $40 bu: fax, 15,S40 bu: -four. Al brls:
hay 80 tons: fuel oil. 5O.s9O lbs: fruit, ;13,30O
lbs; merchandise 1,375.3oo lbs, lumber, 80 ears;
posts and piling, car; barrel stock. II cars;
machinery. 451 800 lbs: coal. 2.:'92 tons: .woot.
423 cords brick, LOCO; cement. 100 brls:. pig
iron, ) ties. dressed meats. SS3
lbs railroad materials, II cars; sundries AS cars
lots, S12 80
Shipped--Wheat. 53 cars. AS. go: bu: corn.
1000 Blu; flax, 1880 bu: flour. a. brls: mill
stuffs 1929 tons fuel oil. 3F:oae his fruit. so
cars; machinery, $4,000 lbs: pig IRON 81 cars;
ties, IL cars; stone and marble. l car: lnseed
terials, II cars sundries, II cars car lots, 763.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Feb. oe.-cattle--
Receipts, 3.000;- steady beef steers S4.15I5 %
stoekers and feeders S2.35dN4.2J cows and heif-
ers. S22o@4.5 80: Texans. 2.15@4. 30.
liegs-Receipts, 5000: 1oc higher: Pigs. $3.50
@l.0o; packers $6.90@7.15; butchers, $7.006
7.35.
sheep-Receipts, 800. Strong. sheep, s4s5a
5.55; lambs, S5.G0T6.S5..
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CHICAGO GRAIN
LIGHT WHEAT RECEIPTS AND RAINS IN
~ u: THE SOUTHWEST.

Chicago Feb. 26.-lThere only a light
the session, and little outside interest was
manifested. The opening was steady on rather
assptSi rSep ax HSE bu n9af the sna
offerings and the strength in corn helped to
create frmer feeling aud the price soon ad.
t77%sc The small northwest receipts and rains
in the southwest were strengthening influences.
cars which, with local receiptsof Is cars, none
of contract grade, made total receipts for the
three points of Sl7 cars. against III cars last
week and $40 cars a year ago.
There was considerable selling pressure late i'll
the day and most of the early gain was lost.
the close being steady with May shade higher
:. eiose.wheat, May. 77Ac; July, 1885 @7slac;
Cash Wheat No. 2 red 75@7ee; No 3 red.
72@751ac; No. 2 hard winter $71@73c; No. 3
hard winter. es@71c; No. northern n spring,
1917 assoc. No. northern spring M79hc;
bu RE5" sentmene the corn pit in
fuenced to large extent by the higher cables
and the prospects of unfavOrable weather for
both the grading and movement. May opened
a shade to &c higher at 461sc to 4sA @4eAc,
a quick advance to 461ac, with little offering at
that figure. The active buying Of corn by prom
days was reason for the finn tone to prices.
Local receipts We're 256 cars. with none of con-
'' Tie sentiment was buifish Throughout the day
and the close was strong, May being skel1ae
C err 441sc; MAY. 45llc;s. July,
40. 0I443c:. September 44Ac. CASH Corn
No. >. 44c: NO. 3, - 1aMA2Ac. IL
There was only a small trade in oats. and what
little business was done was for local account.
iOpening prices were steady with May unchanged
WITH he sTensb n otheF cra ANS
+ the market became tirmer. May selling up to
;s55sI 1l35 sc. Local receipts were small at Sc
cars.
Close February. 34Ac;- May, 353s mac;
July s27kc:: septeember 2asl @5sc:
The following Was the range of prices:
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and shipments
1.-the principal primary wheat markets:
WHEAT WI 4, MOVEMENT By ROADS;

ssasReceiven- Carsz@M ilmankee, s1l9; ODlaka. &c.
st. Louis, 8: Great Northern 80; Burlington. 25
$40. iosss Chica GO Great estern, a:s Rock
Island p 5s%
.sShipped- Cars-Nlilwaukees 20: OMAHA, Z: st.
Louis. ): Wisconsin Central. 1: Great Northern,
H. Burlington, 2: Chicago Great Western, l.. ,
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: oNnoN GIosING sroCKs. Feb. 90 -A..on

LUIVUUS O11O,5Iayu $3.50, : q. -G.-l.G1-
Anaconda 6M ,Atehson SS1a Baltimore &
Ohio g95s: Canadian Pacific. 1855 Chesapeake
& Ohio. - e Chicago Great Western. 81 Chi
81 Il Denver & RTE Grande. Al u Denver & Rio
iGrande pfd. d: Erie. 594 Erie LIST pfd, III
Erie Cd pfd 6Oia: Illinois Contra, 147s4 Louis
Vile & Nashville 12s: Missouri Kansas & Texas
2Sss: New York Central 151h: Norfolk &
western 92ts Norfolk & Western pfd. :;3 IS
Ontario s Western, 1914; PENNSYLVANIA, II; Rand
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,; Totals .........,. 9ei 2.

Prices 1Oc higher; receipts moderate;- quality
of linked hogs on sale better than yesterday
and others about the same. Nothing choice.
PRICE range, Sc. GOO 7.05; bulk s615@6.9o: light
and inferior grades selling at So 606G6. TO- Xed,
$6.13@6.95; good butchers and desirable heavy,
S1M1.05. Sales:
Hogs 40, 25l lbs, s7.o5; IS. 2o4 lbs, $500;
Us, $500; lbs, S5.ss; S., iSS lbs, $50
Odds and Ends-s, 81 lbs. $500; s. $50 lbs
500; 2, 800 lbs $3.50; ., 220 lbs S6G5
Pigs and Underweghts--s, lbs lbs $6:25; I,
Stays and Boars-1, $50 lbs, $3.50; l, $40 lbs,
$3.50.
CATTLE Receipts light. Butcher cattle.
mon to fair Bulls and veals steady. Steady
and and active market on all god quality stock and
Butcher steers--i i1i7 lbs. $40: ), lie
lbs. So. 60: /, $50 lbs So 90; = 915 lbs So =.
go lbs, s4.25; l, 80 lbs, Si75; /, $50 lbs,
=, 1.o74 lbs, So. %: /. 900 lbs. 81 IS; l. l.12o
:, Cutters and Gamers -, 500 lbs. s. :4o; + $40
' Butcher Bullsl ID d lbs 90 l0s 40
lbs, S2.I5; l, Lion lbs, S3.15.
Veal Calves-e, 1873 lbs, Sc; 1, 100 lbs. 81;
2 l65 lbs, 50: l. 800 lbs, 81.
Stock and Feeding Steers-1. 1910 lbs, So so:
Il, 1,Q99 lbs. 20: J. $40 lbs, 50; l6, a3l lbs,
So 40: 2. 975 lbs, So .65; ), $40 lbs, SIS 80:
STOCK Cows "a and 1zeifers--s 451 lbs, s. 4o=
.. $40 lbs. So ., 400 lbs. sos.
Mich Cows and Springers-2 COWS, $50; 2
| cows, calf. $50; cows calves, $50; / COW
calf. SD 80. IS 80
SHEEP--Shecp quoted steady. Lambs dull at
prices 1o@13c- lower. Reeeipts moderate with
some fairly good quality stuff incudedt Some
sales made from, feed lots ----4ss i.<-l
Sales: 81 lambs, SO lbs. Sc. TO; IA lambs "a
lbs, $50: ) wethers 112 lbs. SOD: lambs, SO
lbs. $500 ewes. 81 lbs, $4o0; II ewes lbs lbs
$500; Il ewes, 100 lbs, $3.50; stock ewes, 81
lbs, So 30
Among the shippers on the market y:
B., Thompson, Fergus Falls: a. Malmgren. Eagle
Bend; Bender and Tubbs, 7. Peterson, Wheaton,
j. II. Little and Son. kasson; j. II. Wener
Edgerson;: Guam and Signalncss, Starbuck; Non
| and donaldson. :Morristown;- D.. H. Flynn Vest
Brook; H. A anderson, New Richland: 4. Burg.
st. Peter; Furfest and Holtcn. Kenyon: W. v.
Brockway, Montgomery; j. Littel Kenyon G.
! IIiebraid, Jordan j. j. Hughes 4 Co., Lake
Crystal. 80 ri
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fresh eggs, steady. Fancy country dressed
steady s's1 Apples, steady. Potatoes, Arm nus
BUTTER creameries, per lb, aec; frsts,
DC: seconds 17M1Sc: daires extra, 21c frsts.
1919 M16c: seconds, 11l12c:s roll and pgints, II
014c; packing stock, se111c; fresh renovated,
EGGS Strictly fresh, cases included. loss off,
per doz, 131ac: strictly fresh, case count. 13c;
checks and seconds, Sc; cold storage, candled,
CHEESE, Twins or flats fancy, 1t,Ac: twins
Good o E c eh ssses ls secy Ta: n afs
11s; brick; Ne; a 7@sc; primost ". / SCI
swiss No > round lie: Swiss. no. j. block
l4mafs sT PouLTRlf f,nGs fancy
ems, spring. fancy; 14@15c: fair to good, he
fsney: heads Of: 1sei geese fancy, heads OF
&c; fair to good Sc; small Or overweight. SIC;
&c: mutton. fancy. 6M615c;s lambs. pelts off,
fancy, Sl$09c; hogs, light, &c: medium, '1sc'
kABBiiTsa.;Jac per dog, s27s@s:1 cotton
sotiiRREiIS-Gray, per doz, Coo; red, per
apss per Fl Sc sG s1ae and mse
small &c: pickerel, 'e: bullheads, skinned,
VIZ Tso;a1AToEs-california per crate S..
CABBAGE-Home grown, fancy, per 100 lbs
y 4, POTATOES-Per bu, small lotS 4Utgioc3 car
lots. No. /, sacks. extra, 39c; medium, sacks
extra 25c
POPCORN-Old rice. per lib, 4@15c; rice
per b 20t3c.
NEW HoNEy-white fanny fancy. lib sections
17c: choice. lib sections, 15M16c
DRIED PEAS--Fancy yellow, per bu. S1.75;
medium 81 30; green. fancy, $1.75; medium,
ST 20: marrowfat. $3.50.
DRIED BEANS--Fancy navy, per bu, 50. 10;
choice navy $3.50; medium hand -picked $2.25;
medium, fair, $1.75; brown 81 So fair to good,
81 .2O61.25.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., per brl, So; Ben Davis,
S30i3.25: Kings. $41425; Spies, IS 80: :. Rnssets.
$3.50; Winesaps, IS; Missouri Pippns, $3.50;
Willow Twigs 81; Ba1dwins. $2.25@35O; Green
| PiNEAPPEEs-Per crate. s5@5.5O.
ORANGDS-Gali fornia navels, as Ito size.
fancy So. %: choice. to- size $2.75@L3; Calf
fornia budded- seedlings. 81 %.
ES-Per half box. $3.50.
GRAPE FRUIT-Per box. $4.25. 49,
STKAWBERRIES-FlOrd per Qt. I0c.
CHARACTERISTICS bril- s12: per box, 81.
GRAPES-Malagas, per key. STn75O.
dunn bunches,' 1925 az. so; small lunches, 500
| 2I5. 49, ~ .sst}
NBGETA xtr. beans, per bu, s4.25.
egg plant. per doz, $1.50M1.75; radishes, per doz
punches, 45@o0c: lettuce. per doz. 45c; lettuce.
heads. per tloz 75c: mint per doz, 250l30c; GU
cu1nbers, per doz, 50; celery. per doz, :;5175c;
/ turnips, per bu, 40c; carrots, per bu. 230i3Oc;
pie plant, per lb. SC, I,
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MISCELLANEOUS

= NEW YORK COTTON, Feb. 26.-The cotton
market opened firm at an advance of 1M12
points. on a surprise from Liverpool cables re-
porting the English market at the hour. of the
New sYork opening about four points better
than expect ed. 4 There was aScramDfe to-coyer
the local markets. with add tf,nal buy
ing by the clique interests, Public orders were
scarce and business. soon dropped off to local OPP
erations. Whenever pool support was Withdrawn
the market at once became easier. Wea Their con-
ditions were unfavorable. heavy rains being re-
ported over the western and central portions of
the belf. with the range from a trace To. 2. 60
inches. Tempefatures. however, were seasonable.
appear to be holding off for developments.
At noon the market was feyerish. with bull
leaders still buying May and July, against which
balances S2.226, 446.
market would absorb these offerings, The com
mission houses had very little business. fear of
manipulation serving the check Investors Spot
firm: middlng uplands. 1O.20c; middling gulf
.45c. Estimated receipts at the ports to-day.
$4,000 bales against 20 200 last week and %. $50
last year; for the week, 15O. 900 bales. against
j 5000 last week and f59.19S last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans We're 1926 bales.
against $500 last year. and at Houston. 1880
bales against 4,9f2 bales last year, s
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Coffee futures opened steady at unchanged
prices and remained active Notwithstanding I'M
important cables and full receipts under buying
for long account. based on the hrmness of spots.
a further decrease i'll the worlds visible. I'M
porters sold however. and midday prices re-
fected ain advance of no more than partial FIVE
points Sales were 23.25O bags. including:
March. AS G4 .40c; April. 460c: May 4.55c;
July. 4.70@4. T5c; September. 4.90c; October.
4.95c-= November. Sc: December 5.2O1f ). At
Rio No. Rio 4, s5.5 Exchanges, II 1870
Receipts 10000 bags; cleared for the United
States, 10000 bags and for Europe, 500 bags.
Stock 500. 600 bags
Sugar raw. steady: fair refining, SIZE: cen
tfifugal3 9s test, 3$ac: molasses sugar. Sc: re-
fined unsettled; crushed a.:'5c; graduated 4s4c.
Coee. steady. No. rio 5kc. Alolasscs, firm:
Ne Orleans 32@l4Oc.
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PUTS AND CALLS.

Two o'clock report:
Puts-May wheat, T6Hc.
Ctalls--AIay wheat, 1914 @76$sc.
Curb-May wheat. 76hc.
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THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

On No
No No Y orn.4 500 s
i No & 7ac. II
r& ~a . j 5Fsx# (
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s1o11.- CITY LIVE srocK rah DC

sIoUS CITY LIVE STOCK, Feb. 26--Cattle.
300; hogs. 1000. Hogs Jl1Oc- highsr.. Sales:
81 .o5.
Cattle-steady. Sales: II beeves 1.o4O lbs,
lbs: 50 So 10 cows. 1925 lbs. 80: cows,
LEO lbs, $3.50; S stockers, 10 lbs, ss.s5; Ii
stOckers. $50 lbs $3.50: 8 stockers. 114O lbs.
$500; yearlings, 3S4 lbs $40; yearlings.
64S lbs $40; yearIings. $40 lbs $500.
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sTATE GaA1N INSPECTION, FEB. 2b

Cars INSPECTED In Wheat ~ h
Great Northerlt--N It hsrrd74.I / roith-
3 ern,16.4 No.52 nostherna17: No: a. 81: rejected
S chicago. Milwaukees & sststPatl--No. 1 northz
ern I:sNo.s2 northern 20; No. 8, Z; rejected,
no grade. V. f NJ &c. 80 81 -
Minneapolis s. st. liouis4z7No. northern q;
no grade =. III e.
Ii 500 Lime NO. 1 northern No.: = northern.
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CASH SALES REPORTED TO-DAY:

. -,
No. northern NJ heat. 2 cars i. :So.7T:sd
No. 2 northern wheat, y ears. soft ..... 8. Oh
No. 9 northern5wheat. 1 car. .sS.TI
Mob whe;rt cars 5la
No. 3 wheat. = cars ~. :. =. toA
Reflected wheat. 4 ear 49,.
hs3eSfed Wheat Wheat. car r
Rejected wheat, ] cars. 80 ); 70
Rejected wheat. | car -. ..j......s.. 10
Rejected wheats1 car Il 4.
No grade ,wheat / car !. .6S
No grade wheat. I car RI.
No grade wheat. car. 49,. .1OIa
No grade wheat. J. car ID .
No sfs de- Germ. J -. :-es.: 81
'No grade corn X gar -; -, ~, :
No, s White oatg.: tars 3:E
No.s3 White. oats ears So -: -: Z 10 z
No. 8 white *oat II 4car .. .:'3 "
No. white carts, cars .33 q
No. 4 white, oats 2 cars 32;sst
No..:5 ats. cars. ~. .,,..
No. OATS 4 cars 81 y
No. oats. 3, cars 352'A
SO grade oats,.4 cars. 1890. 81
No glade. oats, car 81
No 3 rye Il car. ......,.'... .........l.., AT
No 2 barley. 1 ear 1890. . 5e9
M x ba rleS. Il car =. :. II
No : barley j car 49,. AS 8,
No. 3 barley car ~
No barley. Cur 80. i. -. ). IA Y
No i. flax. i car 49,. I.12ta
No. 1 flax, ri car .....a. II
No. l. flax. part car -. 10 4
Rejsrted DAY, scar 80 ! 90 ~
aS0 j flax car, to arrive ~. ......... 1.t21a
No J. fla ~ .0oo fbu 10 arrive II. IL Y:
No / fax, 10000 bn, to arrive Is
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE. MINNEAPo,
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

. Thursday, Feb. 2e.-Extra creamery but
ter firm; packing stock, steady. Strictly
veal steady. Poultry, firm: Green fruits,
steady. Apples, steady. Potatoes, firm.
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Official receipts for the, past week are as fol-

= railroads entering the Yards reported receipts
Western, 2: Chicago, Milwaukee d ST. Paul 81;
Minneapolis & ST. Louis, 81 Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis d Omaha TO-; Great Northern, g.;
Northern Pacific, =; total. 81.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE. Feb 2e.-Butte,

NEW YORK PRODUCE. Feb Butter. re-
ceipts. 1887 pkgs: frm steady: state dairy, SO
25c: extra creamery. Csc: held creamery. !SGr
Cheese, receipts. 2.7s7 pkgs: tirni state full
clean fancy small colcred fall made, &c: LATE
made 13a4c: fancy small white fall made like;
late made. 13s4c: large colored fall made, 1tAc;
late made, 13Ac; large white fall made. ..4c:
late made. 13Nc. Eggs. receipts. 11.74T pkgs;
firm state. and PENNSYLVANIA. average best
s16lac western fancy, 16c: southern. 151ac:sf re-
frigerated. S@13c
Z CHICAGO PRODUCE. Feb. 26-Butter-
Steady-ereameries 1s@271Ac; diaries. 14M24e.
ssss.steass: wins 21h @d2sss: daisies -
Poultryz-SteadF. turkeys, 15G1sc; chickens, 10
@13hc.
NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER, Feb. 20 s
Copper firm, s1325@154o. Lead, quiet,
So 12ia. -
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, ,Eeb. 26-Wheat, spot,
quiet; No red western winter, 6s I'D; No.
northern spring, is sgd: No. I California. IS
Esd; July. IS l I'D Corn. spot. American mixed
new, steady, Is, ;6i2d: American mixed, old. no
STOCK: Futures, steady; March, As 6ssd May,
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Feb. 26.---Close: Wheat
tiigher: No. 2 red cash elevators 714c May,
I2Mc; July 7O7sc; May. 42s @42Mc; July
A4sc Oats-lIigher; No. 2 cash. 42Bc; May
fi21s q 424c;a July, 419c. Oats-Steddy; No. 2
cash. SShc; May, 35Mc; July, 3l$lc; No. .
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PRICES lOc HIGHER
The Quality Of Mixed Hogs on Sale
Somewhat Better Than Yes
terday.
Cattle Receipts Light and the Gen
eral Market Firm and
Steady.

South st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 26.--Estimated re-
ceipts at the Union Stock Yards to-day: Cattle,
100; calves %; hogs 900; sheep, 500; cars, "a.
The following table shows receipts from JAM
1, 1908 to date, compared with the same
period in 1902:
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Hogs
1903 ..21,7oS 3,747 15O751 122, 152 3 295
1902 .23..30O :',45o 124,375 1892 2913
Inc. ...... 292 70 $50. 1890 3S2
The following table shows the receipts thus
far. in February as compared with the same Pc
Rod in 1902. ~. 49, -t5,
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Hogs
1905 :. 9,4O1 ,2.o52 !. $500 56,22f 1877
1902 .1l,52I 1,T23 50,369 fo,445 1,243
Inc. !. 1928 4,s95 1910 ' "a
Dec. !. 2,125 80. ;. ..s..... 80.
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BUTTER-Extra crean,eries, per h. &c. firsts.
24c: seconds. 17M1Sc: dairies, extra, 21c: frsts.
1919 @n16c: seconds, 11@12c: roll and pynts, II
M14c: packing stock SGl11c; fresh renovated,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-03
PERSONS
BURNED TO DEATH.
Women and Children Perish
in Flames in Living
House.
House,.
(By Associated Press.)

VANCOUVER. B. G.. Feb. 2.-Il. a f1ret
which broke ont on Malcoms Island,
some distance up the coast Of Vancouver
Island, in a common living house, in
which twenty families lived, eleven wo-
men and children We're burned to dealn
and seventeen injured. The dead:
MRS. Fl. II. IIERN1ANsoN and foul
children
Is MRS. fIAFBAK4A and two children.
!, MRS. gB. ORTEL and two young daugh-
ters Of August Berg.
There was no water supply and tho
crowd which gathered around the blazing
building could do little but watch the
women and children burn to death. Sew.
eral children We're. thrown from tho
house, and a number of women leaped
from the second-story of the doomed no.
tel, receiving severe injuries. There ARD
about n hundred families on the inland,
The building was put, to provide tenn.
porary shelter for the recent arrivals,
who had been living in tents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-03
SAVE A uU.R YOUNG women !!
Thousands Employed in Our Large
Departmental Stores and Public
Offices Are Now Weak
and Sickly.
Tell Them Of
2 a'ine's Celery
Compound
Woman's Unfailing Regulator and
Health Giver.

In the mammoth departmental stores
and large public offices OF our leading
cities there are thousands OF young wo-
men employed. From the morning open
Ing hour till these vast hives Of trade
e,ose A. !, night these Young women are
serving their masters and a critical pub
llc Long hours. close confinement, i'm
perfect Ventilat1on, excitement. and brain
worry. soon leave marks OF creeping dis
ease 4and, sickness. Headache, sleepless-
ness, Indigestion. constipation. neuralgia,
ir,heumat1sm,l and nervousness make the
lives OF young women miserable and al
most unbearable, In thousands OF cases
the traces Of terrible blood troubles are
seen IN. The faces Of those who should
LOOK comely and attractive.
70 the class of suffering young women
'} }5n H. refe Erred to, we would say, that
agent Of health and womanly vitality.
I,his medicine Is n positive and true nerve
1000 and system cleanser. It corrects any
tendency to constipation; It tones the
stomach keeps diges ton perfect, the brain
feels the strengthening effects Of the SUI
perb nutrition It affords. natural and re-
freshing sleep takes the place Of insom-
MA, and the rose blush is brought to the
pale race. We urge upon all sickly and
weak young women the necessity of
Paines Celery Compound for their PEE
cullar ailments. 1t has made thousands
strong; 1t will give you the same happy
results,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-03
~ tie theatres.


lIoyt's "a Texas Steer the best farce
the playwright eyer wrote, was presented
ny the Bljop Musical Comedy Company
last night. The farce has been done
here by The company before and so the
Characterization OF the Individual mem
bers are familiar 10 the patrons of the
Eijou "A Texas Steer" differs from
nearly all OF The other 1ioyt pieces in
that i was not written Tor the intro
durtion Of any special,ies. and Was In
tended 10 stand upon It's own merits
1s "a satire upon political HE IN Nvaah-
lngton, IL has served us purpose well
for many years. and most Of lis lines
and seenas are familiar 10 the average
theatIs-gocr
N ms LAiapA ColnellY C0.nI.any. ho weyer.