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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-29
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Jan. 2e.-Duluth May has
been e m running 1e more under Minneapolis, but
buying. by heavy local firms. Duluth cash was
This By ss4ator 5pp aaseF
We're ere In s the market on ma. big scale.
much congested and it looks like trouble later.
v Wheat S advanced 1hc to close for May, at
Fessps Flax Th waS up with a se Business
EG 6arf G:ts ISIS asx Ss1ess5
Of Week 10000 bu aas probaSy
change Cars on track to-day, 68.
Close: Wheat cash No. hard, 91hc No. /
sd;if; May, Sill; July, s1.1e; oats, 3s15c; rye,
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Jan. 90
Tlour-Recetpts, 10. t37 bris; sales. $500 pkgs;
Rrasts saftwhfa ssd s Sa
sales SAL goo, 900 bu stronger this morning bet
and bu support May cog % I 1s1e
e ssi l'1sc; July :Sk@s7%c. Rye Film; state
ana Jersey, 5e@Sse; No. western es%s
bu; nrmer in sympathy with wheat oatsMRe
ceiR 2Gs. Ia S1o bu nominal track white 4e@5oc
May, 5essc; July, 54&c.ss e. 'N''' ''7s'' eo'n'
sT. LOUIS GRAIN, Jan 2e.-clo.e:: Wheat
ssse sS dofn@ixhsf 'z ~ sasS 49, tSssS
443zc; May 47c; July, 4e3c oats- YH No.
2 cash, o4oc; track, 41c; May, 41xe; No. 2
white; 42c. Lead-Ffrm; '4:45c; spelter, dull,
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN AND FLOUR, Jan. 20
aomorr. e. Mheat@Eirm; No northern
Bye RSye-Firm; Nc i CSC; I5arley-Dull; No. 2,
~ Fl H Ms xCorn-steady; No. B. AN @42Ic; May
Wheat-Puts. s9ssc asked: calls, 92c asked
Corn-Puts, soc asked; calls, 5oMc asked.
F.
WA KANSAS o 2Eg Or Grain, jan; 2e.-clese:
hard. 76h @7shc; No. 9, 72@75c;S No. 2 red
July, 43Ac; cash, No. 2 mixed, 41c; No. 2 White
&c; No. B., 411ac. Oats-No. white, 38@39c;
No. 2 Mixed, 37@3Sc. 1900, -
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS. ian.
29.-Rye-January. SIC; May, 5slac. Flax-Cash,
se9sh%ssteE9: sa19 ; 2e9g
March, $al0. Clover-January, SLIPS, Barley.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Jan: 2g.-Wheat-spot.
Is 2Ad., ''4H' A- -' ,
Corn-spot American mixed, new, quiet, Is
3D. American mixed, old, firm, As cid: futures
quiet; January nominal; March, as INd.1s
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GRAIN TRADE. GOSSIP

Valentine stepped into the Chicago pit when
up the offerings at that price checked the de-
cline - - II
Broomhalrs Argentine agent cables that the
strike is still sufficiently in force to be hin
drance to shipments. -,...r ael.. ,-e-sr,..~.
:, Conee--The woolson Spice company. quotes
the Lion" brand coffee at AYE to jobbers this
morning. This is advance of &c per pound
over low price for the same coffee several months
ago. $3.50, -,,i..I -. -. ,l0 :.
King Of Chicago says: ".wrenn has been
good seller Of July wheat and the market seems
well supplied with May around Ole. Without
some pretty good bull news + think it must
Farnum Of Chicago says: ''Its a rather small
but nervous wheat market so far on each little
bulge; when the market looked like scoring a
fair advance. there has been quite lot of
both May and July wheat for sale Logan has
sold quite lot of May wheat: Richardson sold
soils Verhoer from Milwaukee --From cables
consols 1-16 lower for money, 3-16 lower for ac-
count More warlike tenure Of press dfspa tches
and bulltsh sentiment. Think will work for
higher prices.
wheat around S3c. ,,,-.5.. 81. =
Rio No. spot coffee is quoted at &c, the
highest record of the season.
Clearances: Wheat and -four COZ, 600 bu:
corn 401, 600 bu: oats, 900 bu.
Liverpool close: Wheat, Is dlNd higher; corn,
1ad higher.
London close: Wheat 7s@1d higher.
Dasgett sold some Chicago July wheat around
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS,
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Despite the improvement in the American
market, consols and other gilt-edged securities
in London are weak, on the grave: situation in
Canadian Pacific earnings for December sow
a net decrease of ,SS1, OOO.
~ Pittsburg CAPITALISTS headed by. u, n: Gut
$15, 000, 900 steel plant 3ataNew Haven, Conn.
The Lackawanna Steel company is said to
have made a large contract with the New York
Central for steel rails; at considerable reduc.
ton from, the pool prices. = 80.
W VIA NC Case & Co from NeEYerk steel Is
to feel blue and bearish. Think the market a
purchase for a turn. II
New York to Lewis Market rallies on short
covering, it seems" to be oversold. Seems to be
pound 1t easily. " " 60 . = I'd Z : =
Union Pacific December report Gross in.
crease, SSS4,94S; net increase, $664,357.
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THE CASH TRADE
RYE HIGHER-ALL OTHER GRAINS IN GOOD
.- DEMAND.

RYE H1GHER-ALL OTHER GRAINS IN GOOD
change. No. sold at 81 II for spot lots and at
a small fractional discount for lots to arrive.
Rejected sold about 1c under No. !.
sl.1sa. 1''N ''' "1A N''''
Minneapolis received IA cars, against Is last
year, and shipped 10. Duluth received n
ears.
Ark s and Ii sses With
ceipts. 65 cars: shipments 20 cars.
CORN Corn was strong and steady all
sround and shade higher for choice lots. Re-
ceipts, 13 cars shipments, none. No. yellow
FEED: AND MEAL-Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn In sacks, sacks extra, $15@16.2 %:
No ! ground feed, % corn and 1-3 oats, SO-lb
sacks. sacks extra. $16@16.26; No. 2 ground
extra, s17a17.25; No. 8 ground feed, 1-o corn
and 2-5 oats, 75-lb sacks, sacks extra, $1S@
1925
MlLLsTUFFs Bran in bulk. $1425@15;
dog, s19.25@ IS. 5o all T. 0. b. in Minneapolis;
in 1OO-lb sacks, $3.50 per ton additional; in
2oo,lb sacks, 81 per ton additional. Shipments,
1872 tons. -.
high prices Receipts 4 cars; shipments /
BARLEY-Fair demand: Feed grades are
quoted at 36@o0c; mailing grades, 6O@55c.
Receipts 35 cars; shipments 40 cars.
HAY-Receipts of hay. 12e TONS The better
slightly lower. Timothy, choice. $9.5o@
si1oshy 1oT g Sooss
$7.5O@ $50; upland, No. 2. S6Q7; midland. $3.50
@650; slough, $4.5o6l5.5o; straw, wheat and
oat, $40D4.50.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. JAN. 20.

Inspected In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Northern
No ! northern, %: No 2 northern, %: No. g.
8; rejected. g.: no grade, 2.
Milwsukee-No. 2 northern, IL; No. 8, ss;
rejected, 49, no grade. 8. = E2&Tff
ST. Iouis-No. 2 northern, 10; No. 3, I; reject
500 Line-Nc. 1 northern. H. No. 2 northern,
10; No. 8, 2; rejected. 2
Northern Pacific-NU. 1 northern, H.. No.. z
northern, s: No. 8. 6; rejected. 8: no grade. 2
Omaha-No. northern, 2.
Great Western-Rejectsd. L.;
Total-No. northern, a.; No. 2 northern. 50;
No: 3, 56: rejected. ~: no grade, 8.
Other Grains-No. 2 winter wheat l.; No :
winter wheat. II; rejected winter wheat, 9; No
corn, 2; no grade corn, 8; No. white oats, ~:
No. 4 white oats, q; No. 3 oats, TO-. no grade
eats, q No. rye, 9; No. rye, 2; No. 4 barley.
| II; No: barley, II; grade barley, l.; No. i
FAX, IL; rejected flax, 10.
Cars Inspected out-No. hard wheat. 1; No.
northern wheat, q; No. northern wheat. %;
No, wheat, SO; rejected wheat, 20; no grade
Thest. se5ested winter wheat, No '9 seil
low corn, 2; No. 4 corn, g.; No, 8 white oats
II; No. white oats 5; No. 8 oats, II; nc
grade oats. 8; No. barley, IS; No. barley, is:
no grade barley, q No. rye, 10; No. rye, 2;
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THE DAYS RESULTS
July Wheat
CLOSING CASH PRICES

S5MS9c; No: spring 7SGS9c. = So III
me same influences that affected wheat prices
strong altho there was little trading owing to
the scarcity Of offerings May opened Xc, to
&c higher at 6o4c to, 5OAc, but on the selling
receipts were smaller than expected ut 215 cars,
The market followed wheat in its numerous
fluctuations and closed firm, with Mas %@hc
higher at 50A @5OAc. + =,
&c Close: =. cornn.-,January 474sc; Mag, 5oA@
/ Cash Ge .cornnNo:, 8, 41A @42c.
mand for all grades. After fair advance at the
opening the market held steady, May opened
ated between 42fsc and 42hc. Local receipts
.. Close: Oats-January, 4Oc; May, 43c; July,
Cash Oats-No. 2, soc; No. 8, 3s1ac 49, .sssf s&
The following was the range of prices, ,asa
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francs -35'e centimes for the account: Exchange
on London, % francs is centimes for che6ks.iJs
.. 81 81 ol RAuL Jan 2e-Bank clearings to-dsy.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Jan. 2e.-eo.ols
eSs
III chesapeake q Ohio, asN; Chicago e Great
u.s. 4Gheas M'o
Denver s Rio. Grande preferred, 74N; Erie, Isl
Erie t frst preferred, esN Erie second preferred,
Vile, 49, Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 1SN; New
York Central, 123N; Norfolk & Western, cay
NorfoIk q Western referred, 80; Ontario & Wes-
1sen aPsnhssiyania 2 Rand Mi9es e
Ing second preferred 81. Southern Railway,
Southern Railway preferred; s6H s south
sas United as States sts: qn
2lA; Wabash preferred, - = ''ss,
Bar. silver, firm, 25Md per ounce. ,ssa 4.
] Money, A@3 per cent, ar4. e. Isl Il II s..
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is ~ 0l3 ,per cent. -. !, +.
me rate OF discount iu- the ODen market f%r
three months bills is 3 per cent Z II - &
BOSTON MINING STOCKS, Jan. %. CLOSING
Calumet and Hecia, aS5@455s leente s1hX
eea hsfes' ss s eSpp Don hisast
River, 2G12N; Franklin sMsk Isle . Royal Val
gan, ~ @5A Mohawk. 36a ssN; Montreal 'd dnt
Boston, 62'S n70; CRANKY. 81 M3iS Old Colony
h 1se Rat9ts PhGe
sis swift CO., sioo@iadM Tamara @G, i a
inat Mthiss 81 @sk eoPpss
bid; Winona 6H d.. Wolverines 7om -: Wysn
d 1S l@ rs; anaconda, 10 offered; A: G. r., Asa
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ARGENTINE SHIPMENTS.
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT STRONG AND HIGHER-UoRN AM
OATS FOLLOW SHIT

OA1S tOL1OW SUlV.
Chicago, Jan. 29.-The bullsh foreign situa-
ton caused a strong wheat market to- day. with
prices showing gains Of 1c to 11Sc., Liverpool
markets were HIGHER, due partly to the frmness
here yesterday. but largely to the more war
like aspect of affairs in the far east The
strength in the northwest was also a factor as
were the small receipts everywhere. Scattered
selling by commission houses and local longs
high point. but the tone continued strong. May
opened ess to Use higher at ao1Sc to e1Ac. but
11sc, opening at $3.50 to sskc, settling back
later to S21sc: Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts OF 253 cars, against 366 cars
last T,s week ts - and BOP cars year ago
session he mar6et was nervous the latter part Of the
would; come out which would result in reac-
feeling was manifested late in the day. The
close was firm, with May A@Bc higher at 90%
@0ONc. July closed at 18Shc,' gain Of
K@Kc.
!. Close; Wheat. May, eoM @soRc; July, $50
Cash wheat. No. red. s2@9sc; No. 8 red.
s5@37c; No. 2 hard, soGts4c; No. 8 hard, 72G
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Parke-Did you get up, good excuse
for your wife when you were out the
other night? S..s Is.
Tones. She said it was SO good that
she almost believed me.
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PROVISIONS

/ ! !! CHICAGO 19 PROVISIONS. jan. 2e.--The lead
s oulr houses were fair purchasers of lard and
mere was also good Investment demand far
RGr ar., and sd,, Eibs There was prottakns on
prices We'll maintained. The strength in grains man
s1aas factor. May pork opened 2Mc higher at
$i5;So ana held steady around that figure Nav
lard yas Pic lower TO Sc higher at sS.4 da
at $6.121h @6.75. - = ~ ~ wy ah'ener,
Z. fIo ord $l31711a: May, $l3s2h.
= l II " 22h May, $742h; July,
ss ss;as%s-'a'nuary. ss4ala; May. $3.50; July,
NEW YORK pRoVIsIoNs Jan. % -p.a+
STEADY: Pork-t irIn. Lard@WeaF: nrin,s
western steam, $3.50. p1tn's
sa New !, YORK q! COFFEE AND SUGAR, Jan. %
nugar.haW quiet; fair refining, 1916. cen.
rafnea 9oItast . moIasses sugar, 9l6e
granulated, a 4Oc t p'o'"'-ueieu' 4.oOc
G Ma1s No: Rio,, 3 15-1ec. 8.
slolasses-F,irm; New Orleans 3l00S7c
I NEW YORK OIL. Jan. 2e.-petroleum-
STEADY; refined all ports, s9.o5@9.10
: =.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

STEADY; creameries; i5@22e; dairies, 'i3@iee.
Easier; at marx cases included, s2s@s1c.
1oc; Young Americas 1o1sc:: - =
Poultry-.Live, steady; turkeys, .11c; chickens,
II 4ac;: springs 113sc: = III. .55..
Pota toes-Strong; Rurbanks and rnrals, $50
95c;> red stocks, 72@9Oc ~
Veal-Firm; 80 to 90 lbs, 5@61sc; e5 TO rs
lbs, 6hMsc; 80 sto e125 lbs. 8h@9e; SIS to lilo
lbs, 591a011Oc. s...-,g-, 800 T.,
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GENERAL PRODUCE .
Friday, Jan. 2s.-Butter, Arm. Eggs
lower. s Poultry, firm. Veal, firm.

BUTTER extra lb, 201Sc;s cream
cries e., dfsts; alss; crsamsriss seconds: Sc:
extra, l5c; renovated frsts, lie; roll and print,
EGdsNsw laid case count current seu receipts.
cases included, 25c;. candled, loss of, doz &c;
e ssfs s. for eandled and
twins Or Oats, choice, s5Se; twins Or dats: fair
No. i, 1sc; brick. No. 2, Sc; BRICK, No. 5, So
e1ac; prirnest No: i. Sc; prlnost NJ 2 6c pul;
iGe 81 2s " assss No. elofh a5s No.
/, LIVE PoULTRY1Turkeys large. fat, 1oc;
tsrkey thin small 3
ducks, young, white, Sc; ducks, young, colored,
sG gsk 90 81 fst
ey, 15c; choice, a3@14c;. old, toms, lie; culls,
T. sprng E.nx fancy IT, SPRING.
and culls, 4@5c; ducks, fancy, heads OF, <l2he
IT, t. fat to aoed zeney
DRESSED MEATs-veal, fancy. per h., 7he;
Sc; mutton, fancy: 6aec;. lambs: yeallings, "a
&c; hogs, light 5hc; medium, 5hc; heavy, &C.
e. pie s7 small
C1BBAGE-Pe.. 100 u.s. $s !.
SQulRsRELS-;!Gray, per. doz, 7bc:
7oe ;os small lots, sacked. s5@suc '' Ao' wy
cottonts i' Per do. 81; jacks, pc,
P1GEoNs-Llye, dog, 81; dead. ,doz. 75c.
medium per- sEss9 ess Ps
Neutrality-suspicious. include sacks. Fancy
navy, per bu $2,1b@22 IS; choice navy, $2; me
dunn dunn h NAKED shd day t
$3.50; brown, fair to good, $l:50@1.6O; Lima
ea i4,2I L. per 10, &c: H., &C. 70. v,n.s
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More poisonous snakes are found in
Arizona than in any other part of the
United States. Frs
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Berlh, close: Wheat, Nc higher.
Budapest close: Wheat, nc higher.
MISCELLANEOUS

closed quiet. 20 points lower; n1iddling uplands,
IS o5c; middling gulf; IS zoe; sales, 41oo bales.
drive and stop-order liquidation, with prices at
9@23 points lower. Spot quiet; middling uplands,
Ice: niddIing gulf, 1920. - IL =
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I. rHE pRopEp rIIMc

i Nodd--Awfully sorry to hear your house
burned down. Did you. save anything?
we succeeded IN getting out all the things
we didn't want. 8 SO I 81. s.
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Fifty nine per cent of deaths from con-
sumption are people under As years of age;
20 percent from ID to 50 and II per cent
Of people over 50. {. go
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PREsENcE-.oF' MIND AND BODY.

Turkish baths were. a luxury entirely be
|yond their limited means -
DO you know she said to him sudden.
", as he was shaving and she. was dress.
ing her hair, II weigh only 100 pound.
without any clothes of1!,' - 81
She was young woman of great pres.
;ence of mind: = $50 .-,,f.. s S@s
oh, at. the meat: markell she said
airfly ,-..ssss .4,ss !, .ff' & $50
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, Jan. eo-putter-Re-

ceipts, 2,e78 pkgs; steady; extra creamery,
22hc;,creamery. common to.choice; 17@21h Nc;
state. dairy, 514@19c; held creamery. 14@l9hc.
Cheese-Recefpts, 8, 800 pkgs; market steady;
state full cream, fancy small colored September,
re; late made, 19hs; small white September
12c hate made, 1ohc;. large white September,
12c; late made. 1o1sc. Eggs-Recepts, 1851
pkgs; unsettled; state and pennsylvania nearby
average finest, 36c; state and Pennsylvania; SEC
onds to frsts, 33@35c; western extras -36S;
western frsts 35c; western seconds, 33@34c.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
IMPROVEMENT IN DEMAND REPORTED
= TODAY.


TODAY.
This morning the millers all said business was
a little better, but the increase in inquiry was
not very great There was, however, enough of
Improvement to make the general outlook better.
Foreign inquiry is still light and business of
importance Is being done abroad. Prices remain
very firm and there disposition to
advance them slightly. but to none the figures
quoted unchanged.
Shipments, "A. 769 brls. -g.zs.2s~5 -.
First patents are quotable $4.65@4.70; second
patents, $4.55@4.65; first clears, 50. 4O@S.5O;
second clears, $2.5O0l2.8O f
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HIS INVENTIVE GENIUS.

PEORIA. WHISKY, Jan .2e.-Mhisky, So.
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NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER. Jan %.
Lead easy, 4. 45@4.50c; copper quiet, .121a
@12Nc. =: 5 = =
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WEAKNESS EAST
HAS BAD EFFECT
LOCAL CATTLE MARKET EASING
% OFF IN SYMPATHY.
Receipts at South st. Paul Rather
Light-Hogs 1oc Lower, with Mod
crate Trade Sheep Scarce and the
Good Lots in Fair Sale Feeders
Still Coming IN Freely. Z,

South St. Paul.. Mimi. Jan. 29.-Estimated
receipts at the union stockya Yards to-day: Cattle
25U; calves, 81; hogs. AGO: Sheep $500; cars
95 S# 4s 49,
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. l, 1904 to date as compared with the
sa me-. neEi0d I'm = 4Q3:
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lers-8 feeding lambs, u lbs,

!, Among the shippers on the market were: Nc
Shane = North. Ellsworth, Wis: j. Tingvall.
Glsncoe; 6: Mold Nelson: Wis; M Kinsell,
Millvi1le; Thompson & Wiste, Hanska; j. A.
Johnson, Lafayette; P. Gruge Winthrop; First
S Sat- Bank; Dawson; Skinner & Berk, Re-
Echo; F. Hipp Arlington; J. JEFFERSON, Ham
burg; A: W. Wittsack. Waconia; Gallery 4
kelly; FrankliH; E. F. Zieberth & Co.. Deiano;
Center L ~ - - .-NN0
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DAILY WHEAT MoYEMENrr
The following are the receipts and shipments
1T the principal primary wheat markets.:

PUTS AND, CALLS.
2:30 o'clock report:
e eatsEMay Wheat wheat. s ssN Ssoxe.
Curb-May wheat, S9H @leOc.
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Cattle-Receipts, 5000; market SLOW: 106Hi5c
lower; native steers, $3.50@5:1O: cows and
heifers, $2:7O@3.75; stockers and. feeders, 81.
Hogs-Receipts, 1906 market weak. &c low.
er; heavy, $4.S0@4.95; pigs So. 5O@ 40,
90 slaneeP-Keceipts, 500; market steady. sheep.
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s.a new YORK PROVISIONS, Jan. 2e.-Reef-
Western stssm = IN Lard-Weak prime
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SIOUX CITY LIVE. srocK.z IN o.. : 49,

Cattle. 200: hogs, $500. ups
.,., Hq rs Sales: lbs $50; g.,
CAttle--Stockers slow. killers steady. sales
aS beeyes 100 lbs s2.50 10, 1D6O lbs, $500;
~. o a$s0 lbs & 25 10 COWS, 800 lbs. SIS
ers, 100 lbs $2:s5; s, $50 lbs, 1925: 10 noo
lbs, $40; 1Q yearlings 4sO. lbs, $50 9. $50
lbs, So; 8. $50 lbs, $3.50. S-0' - wy
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Jan. 2e-C1ose
Wheat May, 1850; July, 7sA @7s%c; cash, y No.
2 hard, 76h @1shc; No. 3, 72@75c;S No. red,
July, 4sAc; cash, No. 2 mixed, 41c; No. 2 White
42c; No. B., 412c. Oats-No. white, 3s@3gc;
No. mixed, 37@3sc. -E77' 49,, -
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NEW YORK OIL, Jan. 2e-petrolenm-
refined, all ports, $9.o5@910.
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. FFlces Tue lower. Receipts moderate Qual-
ity about the same as yesterday. Prices range
$3.50 to; $d.S5; bulk, ,$4.60@4.7O. Light and
mixed hogs Of common quality are quotable
from s. 80 to $4. 80; good light and desirable
mixed from t. s. e5 and good choice NE
Sales: - + -
Hogs-5s, sos lbs, $3.50; 70, 22s. lbs, $3.50;
lbs, 81 6S; 50 1ss lbs, $3.50; 75 III lbs, s4.o5;
Odds and Snds-s, 1922 lbs, $3.50; 9, 40 lbs,
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN Jan: 2g.-Wheat-spot,
IS 2Ad.,. : > ~ -
Corn-spot American mixed, new, quiet. 4s
Sd American mixed, old, firm, As Gid; futures
quiet; January nominal; March, rs I'D
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-29

| CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS, Jan.
29.I,Rye.-January, SIC; May, 5Slhc. -Flax-Cash,
ary:S1 -1o May, $i:is: Timothy-Ja nuary, *s.oS;
March, $Sl0 ,Clover-January, $11.25; Barley.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-29

francs 30 centimes for the account: -Ex change
on London, % francs 1874 confines for chetIk ~
Sc. PAIL, Jan. 52e.-Bank clearings to-dsy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-12-01

depended upon to support Mr..
Folk without going to the Repub-
leans for assistance.
Among the politicians, it is
generally agreed that in a Demo.
cratic caucus tue friends of Mr..
Folk will be in the majority. Re
publicaas yesterday declare that
they would not condone any effort
to make dubius alliances with dis
credited Democrats for any pur-
pose whatever.
Another feature of the jefferson
City session is beginning to crop
out in the statement of members
elect who say privately that their
appropriation for mileage will go
for its intended purpose, and pass.
es will be used less than at any
previous session.
Not that my scruples have
been reformed in the least" said
one member elect yesterday, but
that Mr.. Folk has declared him
self, Mr.. Folks promise to ex-
pose and punish any member who
thus violates the Constitution is
about as good as his bond with
me. There will be- nothing doing
with me, aud if my advice is fol-
lowed my friends will follow my
lead"
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-12-01
A Mayors Thanks.

j. II. Powell, Mayor Of Hender-
son, Ky, issued the following
unique proclamation for Thanks.
giving Day last week;
Let us be thankful that our
colonies are so full of corn as our
corn is full of kernels. Tho the
surrounding soil tickled, with IA
hoe, is laughing with IA harvest,
poor folks are still with us.
From thin soup and cold potatoes,
good Lord, deliver them. Oh,
Christian men and women, aston
ish the stomach of the starving
sufferer with oysters, turkey aud
mincc pie. Adorn the ragged
pauper with comfortable clothing
An ounce of practice is worth a
pound of preaching.
Dear y beloved, let us play up
OH a harp of a thousand strings a
song of praise. give thanks unto
the Lord for the mOst charming
crop of beautiful babes ever born
in the old town since creation
dawned aud the morning stars
sang together Sweet, dainty,
darling ones, like sunbeams in
shady places, kick up your little
heels and make of earth Heaven
with charity unto all and NAL
ice toward none, / doherein sub
scribe nay official signature to thu
W ords that have been written thi
twenty. fourth day of November.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-12-01
PROBATE COURT
The windsor CaFTiag8...

MAKES AI0lo CITY CALLS, DAY
OR NIGHT. TELEPHONE WIND
soR HOTEL.
-.si.< o.. F. CLARK.
Mexico Missouri message., 1904-12-01

sertion TO be at least j. days before the
commencemont Of this court.
STATE OF Missouri
COUNTY or AUDRAGN 30
l, w, II. Morris, clerk Of the circuit
court within and for the county and state
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a fnll, true and complete
copy Of the order OF publication in above
entitled cause as full as the same now
remains on file and of record in my office.
WITNESS my hand aud official
seal. Done at office in the city Of
SEAL Mexico. county ard state afore-
said. this 2lst day Of November,
A. d., 1901. W. II. MORRIS.
Clerk.