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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-04

BUIrEh-Creameries. extra, Id, 24c; cream
cries, irsts. 22c; crealneries seconds, isc; dali
SECONDS, 1sc packing stock, seyl3c: renovated.
extras 1sc; renovated. hrsts l21ac; roll and
print fancy, l5@l6c; roll and PRINT, fair to
EGGs-New laid, case count, current receipts,
cases case included, nc; cunded, loss on. per Ooz
lSc; dirtles,' $45O per case, Tor canuied seconds
and a., enseks per case. $4.so.
aS s,1a Or hats fancy M@l2e
fair to good, &c; Young Americas fancy, l3c;
BRICK r, No L l4c; brick, No 2, &c; brick No. 3,
s Swiss Ms Sc blorh s5e SS
No. block, lie; daisies. No. 1, Eye; Limbur-
ger Sns ass + r a3s tnrkev, fan.
cy, small, l3c; culls, 6@7c; chickens, springs,
fancy, 1sc; springs, tair to good, Il gi2c; hens,
old roosters AND culs, G1u7c; ducks, fancy, heads
OF: l3e; fair to 5000, s@11e; geese. fancy,
heads on on lie; fair to sood s@9c frozen STOCK
= Ilvh,IouLrRY- 1oa12.ac; hens.
DRESSED MBATs-veai, fancy, per Ill., IN
@:e mutton as to f sGs g $780, ap ysxs
Sc; hogs, 1zc.
! CABBAGE-per 100 pounds $3.50.
SQUlRkELS-Gray, per doz Soc.
porAroEs-White, per bu, car lots sacked,
soc; small lots, sacked, s5c@sl. ~
| ONlONS-Per BIZ, $l.25.
| RABBlls-cottontails, per doz, 81; jacks per
Rse eo; 81 a'ps f sa 81
medium m Gn A.So; green fancy, $E40; medium,
BEAN = include sacks. Fancy navy
picked S2lo: medium, fair, SIPS; I'M medium dunn
Sis n.r fi Il e. GOOD Lima csiifor
ssssninss; $ssss5; H Ssia%in., % 1886
| Davis, $4.5OW5. 7
oKANGEs~California navels, extra fancy
9es to u 126s. $275; Ca California nayels. 1905 t
1sos 1865 to 91 2sf,s, y225. 'O9 " --' '~'oo lancs
g fancy as to size, $3.50
SWEEP PoTAIVEs-Illin per brl, 1878.
SI , ct, 5o@55c.
ys pss ssse! per b er
| S2.5U; Wisconsin Bell and Bugle, $3.50.
fancy V White ss. b y SECTIONS IL 12c
choice white, lib sections, lUs1lc; amber, 1oc
amber. white in barrels
sANANAs-Fancy, large punches, $2.75@a
observation-disclosures per dos punches, A
Se iettase dS1 lettuce beads
hers, per COZ, s1.75; tomatoes, six-basket crates
onions, shaIiots per doz punches, 75c; rutabagus
pu, 154Soc; pieplant, 10, &c.
NEW YORK PRODUCE, March 4.-Butter-
Receipts 6,l46 pkgs; STEADY; extra fresh cream
cry, x6c; creamery, common to choice, 15@251ac
state dairy. 14Ux2c; held creamery, l4gzzc
Cneese-.keceipts, 1,52o pkgs; steady; state full
colored and white September, 12c late mace
1O%c. kggs-keceipts e,6oS pkgs; active an
hlgner; STAKE and Pennsylvania, nearby ayeray
finest, &c; state and Pennsylvania seconds /
nrsts, xlc; western frsts, Ale
Poultry-Live, STEADY; western chickens, 12c
fowls, tl3hc; turkeys, 15c; dressed, steadiel
western chickens, 12ha @15c; fowls, 12@l21ac
! turkeys, l6@lSc.
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No. white oats. 1e: No. 3 oats ii; no grade
oats =; No rye 4; No. rye s. no grade rye
barley. ?; No. fax. 10: rejected fax, 8.
Cars INSPECTED Ont-No 1 northern wheat, 2:
rejected wheat I'll no grade wheat. 3; No. s win
ter wheat IL: rejected winter wheat, 1: No. 3
yellow corn. /; No. corn, 2; No. 3 white oats.
2; No: white oats, IA; No. 8 oats. 8; no grade
oats. 6; No. barley. 2; No. barley, Z; No.
rye, /; No. fax. = flax "a
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THE CASH TRADE

FLAX-Minneapolls received IL cars, against
II last year.. Duluth received cars.
rr Closing 3 Hr'ees Minneapolis cash $t
OATS--No. 3 white closed at SOC. Receipts
as ears ears; shipments. q cars.
No. 8 yellow closed at 45lac
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn i sacks, sacks extra ST. %; No
sacks extra, $1s:2s; No, 2 ground feed, y corr
and y oats 55.lb sacks. sacks extra SIS. IS:
ID sacks. sacks extra. z2Od2O.
MILLsTGFFS-1hs market is strong and east
ssy asoo' md RHf IN Ds 2s
osb SACKS s15o per ton add,tionaI IN aoo6
sacks, 81 per ton additional. Shipments, 1,s9s
BARLEY-Feed grades are quoted at ss@54c.
Receipts, Il cars: Shinments, Il cars;
No. 2 closed at 691ac. Receipts. cars; ship
NJ HAf sp@s5 t fnsff NO t@s5
iahd Choice SsSae Upland G ~ so sSs s see
straw wheat and oats. $780, straw. rye, $5I6
Receipts, 100 tons; shipments. 40 tons.
PUTS AND CALLS.
2:15 o'clock report:
Puts-May wheat, 961sc.
Calls-Niay wheat, 09c.
Curb--May wheat 81 &c.
To-DAY,s CASH SALES.
No. northern wheat cars O.99
No. northern wheat. cars ..........., $751;
No. northern. 10000 bu to arrive ...... .97B
4 No. northern, cars to arrive .9S3l
No. northern. 10000 bu to arrive ...... .9Si:
No 2 northern wheat, car ........... .96ii
No northern wheat, car ........... 96H
No. 2 northern wheat, 3 cars to srrive.... .96i
TO- northern sl wfeat. ear A.s s ss
No. northern wheat. cars ....,..,.. 80
No. northern wheat, car ............. 1851
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The following was the range Of prices for new
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, March 4.-Wheat was ner
gOd AND excited It opened at 9e for May
times The low point was touched at 95Bc,
and toward the close t got down to &c.
was 14a1sc higher and dull. p' Receiptswheat,
s571 bn; oats, .s4s bu; barley, 1910 bu. Cars
No: northern; seAe; 10: northern. sac;
macaroni. ss@s5c Fiax1cash pt si.is ss Mas
Sill: July and October, s1.1s1a. Oats, s9a4c
Rye, zoe.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, March 4.
oue Sa sae but
-four. dull $2a51o Wheat receipts eA 81 zoo
hu: sales 1SoGoo9 bu; opened easy the
pressure a1 e5oa liqiastion; MAY
quiet western s5e to ' srrise Corn. rye re-
eeigts 1880 bu; sales 25ooo bu; steady on
@5s&c; July. 57@57Ac. Oats. receipts. $4,000
C Close: Wheat-May. 81 .oosA: July e7ssc Sep
TENDER. seSsc. Corn-May. 5s1ac: July, 5714
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN AND FLOUR, March T.
fa1 II Ste o MheaopHl No northern
stsna, No e. CSC sage $s@Se 9sts
Wheat-Puts. 9fac asked: calls. a41sc bid.
Corn-Puts 81 nc bid: calls 53Mc asked
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, March 4.--Close-wheat
| nervous. unsettled; closed weak; No. 2 red cash
eIev., oo1ac; track. 81 .os@1 LOS; May 94c: July.
43c track 44c: May, 451ac; July 4SAc Oats,
higher; track, 421ac; May, 40hc: No. white,
| 45c.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN. March 4--close-
% hsrd ss ah es So s s1 Isl e sISs SS
No. s, S1.Ol@1.03 Corn. May. 440l4IAc: July.
| A33s 01431 sc; cash. No. mixed AGO 421ac; No.
/ g. 4O@41c; No. 2 white 44c: No. ;, Al il 6l42c
| Oats. No. white. 40c; No. 2 mixed, 3sc
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, March 4.-wheat-spo
| quiet: No. l California, Is 4d; futures steady
/ March. Is 1Ohd; May. 6s sgd; July, IS Sd
corn--spot american mixed, new, easy, Is Id
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, Marcl
I4.-Rye-AIay, 74hM 75c; July. 75c. Flax--Casl
northwestern. $1.14.; southwestern. $1.Os1s
M MIA siis5 Bsrley-cash. s $500 soc '0Ve
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Marcl
4 4.-Sugar--RaW. firm; fair refining 15-1Rc
centrifugal. 96-test. 3 13-32@3 7-16c; molasse
1 sugar 2 11-16c; refined. Arm; crushed s. 2nc
powdered 4 Coo: granulated. Soc
| Coffee-Steady: No. z Rio, 6 111-6c
Molasses-FirIn; New Orleans, 31@37c.
NEW YORK COTTON, March 4.--cotton fl,
lures closed barely steady; March. Is 53c: April
I5. CSC: May u, ssc: June. II. 7oc July, i. Tic
4 II. 40c; November. IL. 18c; December 121Oc.
NEW YORK OIL, March 4.--Petroleurn-
Steady; refined, all ports Ss.Io@S.75. Il
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ferred: IS; Wabash, 1871; Wabash preferred,
Bar silver. STEADY, rs 7.1sd Per ounce.
Money, IN CIV per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market fol
short bills IL 8 1-16M3M per cent. Ihe rate of
discount In the open market for three months
bills 10 : 1-16Gl3A per cent
BOSTON MINING STOCKS, March 4.-Closlng
prices In yesterday market: Adventure, 21a;
Z: Bingham. :y@lvM; Calumet Y Aecla, 444W
AA5; Centennial, l6Atn11A Con. Mercer 5o0g
q u, dominion Coal e74s dominion Steel, ssA !;
elm River, rs FRANKLIN, ~ bid; Isle Royal,
San, a4M44A; Monawk, s6WS6A; Montreal q
Session oyYlo; CRANKY, 31sW3a4; GuanJuato.
soGB6J; Oln DOMINION, LOCAL; Osceola, o6 n ~
81 Parrot. 22A Qzs; Phoenix 17s Mzss Quincy,
SuMsS; Santa re, lhg2; sw!it, d Co., 1O6W
United States Mining. zo@2oA; Utah. 80 "a u
oaN; Victoria, 5g312; Minona, og5a; WolYer-
lie, 1915; MyanuOt, 5u@l1o
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Railroad entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows: Chicago Great
Western. 8; Chicago; Milwaukee & st. Paul: 15
Minneapolis & Omaha. il; Great. Northern. g.
500 Line, 3; Northern Pacific, IS; Chicago, Rocb
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, March 4-Butter-
Eggs-steady; at marx, cases included, ira
1i4ac. Cheese-Firm; daisies, liz gill Nc
twlns, 101sNl0Nc; Young Americas, IL 4 u
11hc. Poultry-Live firm; turkeys. 12c; chick
ems, 12c; springs, 12c. Potatoes-Strong; Bur
banks, 96c @$1.U2; Rurals, 97c@$1.05; req stock
9Oc@$1:01. Veal--Steady; so to 80 pounds, al
sc; IS to IS pounds, 51a@6hc 80 to l25 pounds
7@sc; So to ITO POUNDS, s@shc
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations OF the Minneapolis
Produce Excnanee. corrected up to ~ M,
friday, March 4.-,buItel, steady. Eggs,
sIeady. Poultry, Arm. Veal, firm.
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THE DAYS RESULTS !
CLOSING CASH PRICES


northern s57sc; to arrive 95sc; No 8 wheat 92@9c
No white oats No.
Barley
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can row he covered in sixteen days. The
trains rival in luxury any iii the United
States. and each carries physician and
an Inspector who speaks half q dozen Lam
EHuaEes.
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! TIE winter wheat acreage last year is
placed at 81, 510.510. yielding on an ever
age 1913 bushels. aggregating 399.S67,2o0
bushels marketed at an average price Of
71.6 cents representing total value of
$3.50. 242. S49
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. March 4.-Cattle--
Receipts. $500; steady: good to prime steers, 50
@5.75; poor to medium. $3.50@4.80; stockers and
feeders, $2.50@4.25; cows. $1.5o@4; heifers, 81
@4.5O: cunners, $l.50@2. 5O stockers and feed
ers, $2.5oG4.25: cows. $1.50@4: heifers. $2@
SO; Gamers. 81 .5QQ25o; bulls, s2@4.1o; calves.
Hogs-Receipts. to-day, $4,000; tomorrow.
10000: market 5@10c lower; mixed and butchers.
80: good to choice heavy. $5.4U@5. 80;
rough heavy. S5.20@5.4O; light. $4.60M5.2U bulk
of sales. $5.150l6.5U.
Sheep-Rereceipts. 1000: strong: lambs.
strong: good to choice wethers. 81. 25l475: fair
to choice mixed S.. 50@4.25: western sheep: ST. Is
@5.25: native lambs s45O@5.75; western lambs.
S4750l6.
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MILD SEASON AT VALLEY FORGE.
New York Sun.
Washington was spending the winter at
Valley Forge.
Cheer up, menp' he cried to the troops
This is nothing to the old fashioned
winter of 1904
Thus, with far-seeing sagacity, he once
again rallied the patriotic host.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT ERRATIC AND LowER-CoRN FIRM
Oats STRONG


Chicago, March "A 'bearish sentiment was
manifested in the wheat pit to-day, due partly
t the declines in foreign grain markets but
The market was extremely erratic, prices re-
spending readily to the slightest Influence. There
lower at sse t. 90: 5Ily was unchanged to
Houses supported the market on s the decline
causing Nay to advance to e9c and July to 9sc;
to &c for Nay while July p sold Of to otepRe
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported re-
and 2el cars a year ago. - 49, 49,
The market market strengthened later on buying due
July advancing to 93Ac. Late in the day some OF
these buyers turned sellers and the market eased
of again: The close was steady with May I'M
sss$sse Sspts%ssr 'e oId s S's 6 Sep
@es 81 hard 81 SSiSSs MAJ SEA
n spite Of lower cables, there was a general
soeS IL hs bun May
s Sshf srS cay s sea III Rss
S24ac July opened 1 Unchanged e e sac higher at
51Ac to 51&e, sold UP to 52Ac, but declined
of contract grade:
Purchases of about half a million bushels. Of
m Peans soe ons during
the latter part q the session On the bulge Nay
e "eee was sfonx ens up to at
931ac, July showed a net gain OF :1c. closing
Close: Corn March. 5O%c; May. 531kc; July,
@ssh seEa; n: 3 42sa4sc; No. 3. ss@41e: e..
ssa1PsSs After ePsa,ns as s s s 1onsT
Al fsc, but reacted later to 40kc. July sold
up to s9sc. after opening &c lower to y. high 5
Close: Oats. May. 41Ac; July. ssAc; septem.
Cash oats No. 2, ss@3ehc; No 8. as1sc. =
The following was the range Of prices for old
del'y Wheat Nav. July. Sept.
H H1Essst ::::' g g tx 81. ST.
To-day $50. 81 eaA @ssss s7a.
3 7sss ss5 -: =: g 95g a7s 2 2$ss g S5,s
delivery: ' y p,'s~~ -
OPENING May g SS @s2A sss ssg5
Highest ....... ........ 9$H s1A4
| Close
To-day Tss3aya,3 .....:: s ssH ssssA@%
Opening ....... 52M@5s s1A@5las o9@A
Lowest ..."::: Ss1s M H So 5Ss
Close
Esq., s.: q; $ * s 81 81 $?$
| Oats
9R2sRiaF ~ GAL sssH@ss& sss s@M
| Close
s.: az s$$sss :s$ssz
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CAUSE AND EFFECT,

CAUSE AND EFFECT.
Chicago News.
He went west by the overland route,
Arrayed in a taiior-made soute.
!. A cream colored cravat,
And a shiny silk hat.
At which all the cowboys did shoute.
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Prices quoted 1oc lower than yesterday's aver
" as good as yesterday. and nothing on sale
to compare with the fancy load that sold at
$3.50 THURSDAY. Prices range s4.65 to $500:
t sb and FROM mixed K IS & qpa 1
choice medium and heavy from s5:lo to 1925.
Hogs-46, 274 lbs: $500: 36. "a lbs, $5.15: 46.
So 81 5s e 1ss ,ei 81 u.s. S. s Sst 'H' is
lbs, $3.50: co. 1865 lbs. $40.
Sc ODDS and b End = 40 lbs b a. 49 lbs
Pigs and Underweights-s, 12o lbs $40; 8.
Stays and Boars-1, $40 lbs, 1925; /, 1so lbs.
CATTLE-Receipts moderate for Friday. Kill
prices ' with some of tile better grades quoted
stronger. Bulls and veals steady. Mich COWS
ins fesa s : siss
lbs s7i s.. 4S lbs os saSs lbs $3.50
s.; g: !: e5s ibs; $3.50; 8. 1;So5 lbs $3.50; 80.
IDS bu sss STRIP Sss 1DS ~ S se' ss
's 49, eives d s ps GSS Iss
sSs ss ssa ssS9F sss lbs 5 S' SsT Is
p g Is $ss5; 80 = s. lbs S. S1 t's
II. and 463 lbs. S15O.
| Stock and Feeding Bulls. 1850 lbs, 81. 35
| e. 975 lbs. ST. Is; l, $50 lbs, 81.
Mich Cows and springers-. COWS rnd
calves, $3.50: COW, $44; COW, $36; COW AM
| SHEEP-Receipts liberal and again compose,
| largely of western stock billed to local feeders
The supply on the market amounting to practi
cally nothing. The demand good, with price
quotably steady. A double of very good fey
western ewes was weighed on contract at $3.50
Sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs-4s lambs. So lbs
81. so; Is lambs, 64 lbs, $3.50; 2o3 western ewes
| Ill lbs $500.
| Among the shippers on the market were: FL
| lott & Co., Elk River; NJ. H. Gilberts. Mantor
| vile G.. Rolf, Mayer: C. H. Morrill,, Twin Cit
| stockyards; w. Wagner, Becker: ]. Tingvall
River Falls Wis; Riley Brothers, Ellsworth
| Wis; C. H: Reiger, Elko: W. Bell, Dodge Cen
| ter; H. H. Hagameister, Rosemount; w. McVay
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NEW YORK COTTON, March THE cotton
market opened steady at decline of 10000
points, under liquidation and selling for short
account based disappointing cables and the
rather larger average of receipts during the last
two or three days. There was however. a cis-
position to go slowly in selling as a result OF
further support from prominent bull sources and
the market, meeting also with some covering by
sellers yesterdays late decline. was soon raj.
lied to about last nights prices. after which
it ruled moderately active. but irregular. witt
prices ranging around that level The local bIl
leader seemed to be buying July and selling
May, while a local spot house bought, the spring
position. Commission houses had orders both
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. MARCH

Inspected In-Wheat-Ca Northern
No. 1 northern, IL: No. 2 northern, q; No. 3, 4;
rejected 4.
MiIwaukee-No northern, 2: No 2 northern,
49, No. 8. 20; rejected, s; no grade, 5.
st. Louis-No. northern. IL: No. 3. Is; re-
jected Z.
500 Line-No. 4 northern 4; No. 2 northern. 5;
No s. 2; rejected, 4.
Northern Tacifc-No. 1 northern, 6: No. 2
northern, 3; No. s. 2; rejected, L: no grade, 1. 4
Omaha-No. northern l. No. 2 northern, 4;
No. g. 9: rejected A; grade, 2.
Total-No. 1 northern. "a No. 2 northern SO
No. B. So; rejected. %: no grade, 8.
Other Grains-Rejected macaroni wheat
no grade macaroni wheat i; No. 3 winter wheat
20; rejected winter wheat. 10; No. yellow corn
!; no. corr orr. !; NO. CON- ]; no grade corn
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, March 4-Heav,
the entire provision list May pork led in the
decline. showing loss OF 81 " from the higt
the afs un %a was firm on
1Oc higher, at $14.2o@14.27h. May lard wal
2hc lower to &c higher, at $7221h @7.3O. Ribs
We're unchanged to 2Hc higher, at $7.25@7.27h
There were plenty Of offerings on the initia
frmness, and the market soon developed weak
ness, May pork selling of to $3.50, Lard wal
comparatively steady and held around SIPS, bu
ribs declined to $7.171a.
Pork-.-May: $13 .921s; July. $14.o71a.
Lard-May. SIPS; July, $7.37h.
Rihs-May. $1.O7h; July, $7.221a.
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, March 4.-cattle
receipts, 800; hogs. $500.
Hogs--5c lower. Sales: 30. 1s9 lbs, $4.s5; IS,
24o lbs. S5.10: 5S 1926 lbs. S5.20.
Cattle--,Steady. Sales: L. beeves, O40 lbs,
800; IS beeves 1000 lbs. $3.50; 4 beeves. 1.34o
lbs, $4.25; cows, $40 lbs $3.50; 8 cows. $50
lbs, IS; cows, 1.23o lbs, $43V: IL stockers. $50
-1.14O lbs. $3.50; 6 yearlings, $50 lbs. 49,; 4
yearlings. 54s lbs, S3.35; yearlipgs, S4v lbs.
So. Co.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, March Ca

KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, March 4,--Cat-
tlekeceipts 1000 Including 200 go SOL
ern steers. $3.40@4.2O; southern cows, 81. 400
3.25; native COWS and hefers, $2@4.25; stock
| ers aud feeders $3@4.3
| Hogs-Receipts 5000; market steady: heavy.
S5.3oW5.4O: packers, s5I5@5.S5; pigs, and
! lights, $4.25@l5.25.
| Sheep-zKeceipts, 5000: market strong; sheep.
| So. sO0l5.20; lambs. $5@l5.T5.
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Total Sales, 10000 shares
MONEY REPORTS

Ak dividend Sugar. / Il per cent; Sugar pre-
! ferred, u per cent.
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~
ribs declined to $7.17A.
,perkMMay = $e2 XXI, July IS: s14o71a
Rihs-May. s7.o71a; july, $7S21a.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, March 4.-Beef-
family s1e@1e.5o Short clear s15Gi7. Lard ard
Weak; prime western steam, $40.
HIDES, PELTs AND ruas.
No. L. No. 2
Green sailed sdiss1 heavy steer hides s2 &
Green salted light hides ........... ~ 6%
Green sailed bull hides ... G.
Green sailed veal calf ..............11 10
Green sailed long-haired kip . -. 81
Green sailed deacons ........ So. .45 ass
free 't 81 brands da oa'' sc PEI 10 less 'ns'
Green green frozen, lie less each grade.
Green salted horse or mule hides,
Grees sailed horse or mule hides ''-' =
Green sailed horse or mule hides, 1so -
small ........-........... Ito 10
Dry nint Montana Oregon, Washington
Montana bulls and fallen hides 10 ali
Dry fint Minnesota, Dakota, Wiscop-
sin and similar Observation-Disclosures 1Ol
Dry flint calf skins .................16 IL
Green sailed pelts, large to small,
Dry aint territorial pelta, per 4: ali II
Tallow. in cakes ................. 5N ~
T raa.. i in barrels - 3?
Wool. medium. unwashed 10 OH
!, W WooI' fioe unwa.hed I1s'
feathers Tiers goose goose 40 @45
EFeatners duck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a 0140
4 Feathers, chicken Observation-Disclosures. 8 s,
Feathers turkey .................. 2% a 5
Dry ginseng root, per lb IS. so@e.(
Green, for planting, per lb ......... !. ESQ
Seneca root, per ID ............... $50 (
q Beeswax, yellow northumberland.
Beeswax, dark OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, March 4-Beef-
Steady. Pork-Irregular; mess. $15.75@16.25;
family. $16@16.50; short clear, $15@17. Lard
Weak; prime western steam $40.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, March 4.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1900. including 400 Texans; marke
STEADY; beef steers, S3.10@52O;, stockers ant
cows and heifers, $2.2O@3.25.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market steady: pig
! and lights, $4.65@5; packers. S4.9o@o.4O; butcn
| ers and best heavy. So. 35@5.60
Sheep-Receipts. 2.oGo; market firm; natives
! $AM4.65; lambs. S4.50Gi5.6 80
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NEW YORK COTTON, March 4.--Cotton fiji
lures closed barely steady; March. Is 53c: April
10. CSC: May, 10. S3c: June. 1910; July, 15.71c
August, 15.13c: September. 13.40c; October
II. Acc; November, 2.1Sc: December, 12.1Oc.
NEW YORK UIL. March 4.--Petroleunl--
STEADY; refined, all ports, Ss.Io@s.75.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

OAIL1
The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
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firm; fair refining, 15-18c
sugar. 2 11-16c; refined. firm; crushed .ooc
powdered. 4.6oc; granulated. 4.5Oc.
MoiassesMFirrn; New o Orleans. s1Gs7c
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nervous. unsettled; closed weak; No. red cash
elev., 9ohc; track, S1.os@1.o5; May, 94c:- July.
SIC; 2hard, 93h @97c. Corn. lower: No cash.
higher; track, 421ac; May, 4ohc; No. 2 white,
dEc .s5
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, March
4-Rye--NIay, 74h0l75c; July, 75c. FlaxA-Casf
northwestern. $1.141a; southwestern, $1.OS1a
May. $1.1OE. Timothy-Alarch, S3.05 Glover
March. $1165. Barley-Cash, $4,000.
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MINIATURES GRAIN AND FLOUR, March, 4

MILWAUKEE, GRAIN AND FLOUR. March 4
-Flour--Steady. Wheat-Dull: No. ! northern
81 nj on No. northern. 95@9sc: old July, 93sI
@e31Ac asked Rye-Dull; No. 1, 76@77c. Bar
ley-Steady: No. g CSC: sample. 3S@61c Oat
Dull; standard. 43c. Corn-Steady; No. 8, "A
l45c; July. 52hc asked.
Wheat-Puts. 91a4c asked: calls 941ac bid.
Corn-Puts 511ac bid: calls, $3.50 asked.
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% hssd sH @ sai$ 81 Fs slss g.
A3ss 6431sc; cash No. 2 mixed. AGO 421ac; No.
3. 4O@41c; No. white, .44c: No 3, Ali gaze.
Oats No. white. 4Oc; No. niixed 3Sc.
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RECEIPTS NORTHUMBERLAND
NOT UP TO YESTERDAYS.
Cattle Arrivals Light for This Time
of Week-killing Grades Sell in
Good Demand at Steady Prices
Better Grades stronger-Sh Sheep Sup
ply on Market Very Light.

The following table shows the receipts tn,
In March, 1904, as compared with the sam