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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-09
STOCKS RECOVER
ON W ALL STREET
PRESSURE ON PENNSYLVANIA
PROVES DRAG ON MARKET.
Gains Small and Business Insignifi-
transactions Embarrassing
Advance Soon Lost--Little DISPOSE
ton to Advance Prices, Tho Pres
sure Ceases. s

81 eWs York, March 9.-Opening prices of
stocks to day showed some recovery from
Yesterday s closing weakness, but the
gains were, sinai and the volume Of bust
ness insignifica Mt The gains Of "a half
IN brooklyn Transit and Peoples Gas
measured the maximum movement.
Il brooklyn Transit responded to further
buying and moved up point in all. The
advance, however, was soon lost on a
resumption OF. yesterdays selling Of Penn
sylVania and few other imp ortant stocks.
General losses We're very slight and prices
recovered easily when pressure ceased.
Corn Products preferred declined III.
The pressure on Pennsylvania was a
drag on the market and prices were held
down. The whole market was trivial and
|suninterested Pittsburg, Cleveland, Chi
cago d St. Louis and ST.. Louis South
western preferred lost 1 and Consolidated
Gas@2, while Tinted Fruit rose q " .ss Con-
solidated Tobacco bonds were weak.
The general bond list was steady at
noon. Z
The market was released from pressure
after midday, but showed no disposition
to recover w estinghouse Electric gave
ENay 3 points, SIS
Scarcely any transac tions were made
leyen In the usually great active stocks
and the market was as nearly lifeless as
! 1T could be. metropolitan West Side Ele-
soeeu l&ple1eIIeu dropped DeloW lls
| previous sale in December last, and Amer
lean Beet Sugar sold at q, compared with
l u last July.
Prices receded to the lowest of the day
In the final hour. Peoples Gas lost III
and Kansas City Southern preferred, Ma
tional Railroad of Mexico second pre-.
ferred and Metropolitan Securities a point
National Lead preferred rose 1A. Tht
close was steady but lifeless.
! The following the stock quotations as fur
i nished for The Journal by Watson q Co., Cham
4 Der of Commerce. a4
| Closing figures are bid I'D s5s
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STOCK. MARKET GOSSIP
NO RALLY UNTIL NORTHERN SECURITIES
DECISION ANNoIrNcEMENT

. Speculative sentiment has developed decided
~ bearish turn as a result of the selling caused
by uncertainty. regarding the Northern Securities
decision and the rumor that it would be handed
down late yesterday afternoon. The supreme
court announces its decisions on Mondays. and
there Is no reason why 1t should depart from Its
custom In the Northern Securities case The
down either Monday next or on the 21st and
until the announcement of the finding Of the
court is officially made the market will be sub
ject to all sorts Of rumors regarding this ease
Reports of additional security issues By thy
Pennsylvania should be disputed Just now
traders are looking for some development to put
prices down, and are disposed to ignore every,
thing of favorable character. So
Advices from Washington say it lis stated Off
cially at the treasury department that it il
more than probable the secretary will cali fol
government funds amounting to $24. 900 900 from
for the Panama canal III order to raise tht
average cash balance in the treasury which ha,
been steadily declining lately - -
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cifc, 11aM; Chesapeake s Ohio 80; Chicago
Paul, l42M; DeBeers ish; Denver' & Rio ato
Grandess 70; Denver Rio Grande preferred, So:
Erie 2sM Erie first preferred 63N Erie second
= Nashville, L1051a; Missouri. Kansas & Texas
1855 New York Central, III; Norfolk q Wes-
tern. 56ss; .orfolk & Western preferred SS;
Ontario s Western. 2Od; Pennsylvania, 57As
Rand Mines, sss Reading, 2Oss; Reading first
preferred ~; Reading second preferred, 2S1a;
Southern Railway, 10M; Southern Railway pre-.
ferred. q Southern Pacific 44%; Union Pa.
cine GIN IoA Union Pacific preferred, 90; United
56ss Wabash, u "; Wabash preferred, Ban.
Bar silver quiet, 20 7-18d per ounce.
Money, IN M2h per cent. 1 b its
The rate Of discount In the open market for
short 2s bills is 3@s lie per cent.
three months bills lis BOB Jig ner cent. 4.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. MARCH 8.

STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. MARCH ..
Inspected Cars-Wheat-Grea Northern
No. northern, 90 No. northern, 10; No. 8
chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. 2 north
ern s: No. 3, Il; rejected, IS; no grade .. !.
No. 2 northern II; No. g. -; rejected, 4.
500 Line-No. 1 northern, 8; No. northern,
10; No. 8, 1: rejected. 2.
Northern Pacifc-Rejected L.
Chicago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis q Omaha-No.
northern, 2; No. 3. 9: rejected, 2; no grade, 4.
Minnesota Transfer-No; l northern, l. -
Total-No. / northern, So; No. northern. At
No. s, 81; rejected, %; no grade, 8. ,oo+
! Other rains-Cars-Rejected macaron1E Wneat
9: No. 2 winter wheat, i; No. 8 winter wheat
40; rejected winter, wheat p; No: corn.
! 10 grade corn, 81 No. white oats, 5: No.
white oats, 10; No oats, IL Nc grade e. oats its
| I; No. 8 barley, 8; no grade barley. 2; No.
| fax. 81; rejected fax, 9; no grade fax, l. ~
! Cars inspected Out-No northern wheat, IL
No, 2 northern wheat, 20: No. wheat, a. re
wheat, Q; No 8 winter wheat, 5; No. 4 corn, 3
no grade corn, i: No. 3 white oats, 8; No;
white oats, IS: no grade oats, 2; No. barley
4; No. 5 barley 10; no grade barley; q; Nc.
rye A; No. 8 rye, 2; No. flax, 3; rejected fax
! /: no grade flax, 1. 55s
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

strong today May opened f up &c at g4Ae. so ad
at t ga&c but turned weak and lost le to esAe
close, Flax was dull and very quiet at about
oa fSs Nay rye barley g sz
2o,$ss. Cars on Track-12s.
northern. 94hc: No. 2 northern 9lssc; May,
a az J say 94Mc: September; ss3kc; macaroni.
ill e S. s oeo ser st oas Nag $g gzs
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, March o.
a4 brs ale barely
Receipts, 34,125 bu: sales 800 900; opened firm
on steady later cables and covering. hut the ad-
vance was soon lost on realizing larger north
hysDn s. $'s Sss ssPas9ssF e =
bu;, opened steady to firm on the cables and
with wheat but shortly sustained break on
:, Close: Wheat-May, 96A @96Bc; July. 94asc;
S cornMMay '' $3.50; July, Soc.
MILWAUKEE GRAIN AND FLOUR, March 8.
northern, ,97l9sc; No. ? northern, a4@Sec; old
InlX s9 Ra,,i bid Rye.3se lower; Ne;
steady standard 42a l:HIs oS corsfc
lower: No. 9, 4s1A q 44c: July: 1910 bid.
Wheat-Puts. 3S1ac bjd calls. Ole bid.
! Corn-Puts, 4sHc asked; calls. 5osac asked.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, March e.-close:, wheat
Unsettled; closing firm; No. 2 red cash elevator
9 s25Mc track, $lo2@I: oa1a; May STAG; July,
SAC; No. hard, SS@90c. Corn--Lower; No. q
cash, 44c track 45c; May, 44Nc; July, 463sc
Oats-Lower; No. 2, cash. 42c; track, Aye;
| May, 4Oc; No. white 1910.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN. March 9.-Close
Whsatm M so5sc: July, 77Mc; cash, NO.
1 hard, S312 @S5Rc; No. 3, 79@S3c; No 2 red
CSC; No. 3, 90@93c. Corn--May, 1890; July
43Aec; cash, No; mixed Ale; No. 3. 39@4Gc5
No. white, 40@41c; No. 3. 3S1a1391bc. -Oats
NO. 2 white, 40@41c; No. 2 mixed, 3sa39c. :
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, N1arct
! 9.-Rye--May, 6S1@c; July. 67Sc. Flax-Cash
northwestern, SLID southwestern. s1.os: May
- 10 Timothy-March. $40. Clover-March
SLIGO. Barley-Cash 37@57c.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, March 9.-wheat spot
March, IS sgd; May, es nd July, IS 7Md
Corn spot AMERICAN mixed new, quiet, IS I'D
steady; March 4s 11sd; May, as 37sd. @ -
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lower. Poultry, firm. Veal, weak. Il $50
cries, frsts zoe: creameries. seconds. 1ec dali
RES. extra. lie; dairies first, 15Q16c; diaries,
passeS sss Ie prn
roll aa n ff to good a2
eases included, l4Ec: candled, loss OF, per doz
Ana aiFtes 50 per for canded seconds
WINS OF mats, fair to choice. DC; twins fats,
fair ! TO good, 7c; Young Americas, fancy. 13c;
omcc prmost So &c. nri mo- pri So 30 &C.
pnlt9st, &c; Swiss No. / block. 15c Swiss, No 2
Slock; rs daisies. No. l, 12lac; Ltmbnrger.
DRESSED POULTRY Undrawn turkeys, fan
a sn0l s7e yo ehEskena Ss ea
fancy fancy 1$s springs fair to good hens
ic fair so good $685. ss Fozen stos
1oe e. young ROSTERS. 1o@ile old ROSTERS. SC;
uu DREssED Efsse slf fancy per b
fair to good, e@6hc; small, overweight, 4Qi5c;
mutton fancy, 5@6c; lambs yearlings, 499c;
rGitsHH1I ISL, { &c; bullhsads. &c.
psr ba car lots sacked
Soc Sns s11s.l l9t s. sac sacked e IS e5e@sl.
PTGEoNs-Live. e. per er'1 doz 81; dead doz, 75c
DRIED PEAS Fancy yellow, per bu, $3.50
@ sdo sHxs; green fancy 4o medium
BEANS lions include sacks: Fanc.
Rsn Medium nf sr medium
mixed and dirty, es@Toc; brown, fancy, $3.50
n Dis p.r fair II e. good Lima oaifor
IA AP TgL IS spys, per brl. s5,5omo
] Greetings, $4@4.50; Baldwins,- $4@475; Tall
man Sweets, $s.76@4; Russets, $3.50; Ben Davis
ORANGES California navels, extra fancy, ee
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THE CASH TRADE
FAIR GENERAL DEMAND FOR THE COARSE
GRAINS,

I'd
FLAX-No. held about steady with yester-
day. Rejected sold we'll.
Closing prices: Minneapolis-Cash, S1I3%
to arrive. 81 1875 March, $1.183s; May, $114A
Minneapolis received "a cars, against 26 last
year. and shipped 4. Duluth receipts 81 cars.
s3CORN-A little easier; fair general demand.
Receipts. cars: shipments, cars. No. yeI-
low closed at 451Ac.
OArS--No. white closed at 391ac. Receipts.
&c ears Shipments. 81 cars.
MILLSrUFFS = Bran in bulk, Sligo 16 %;
shorts. $16m16.25; middlings, $1S@1S25; red
dog, S19.50M2O; all +. o. b. in Minneapolis; In
1o0-lb sacks. S1.50 per ton additional; In 2OO-lh
sacks, 81 per ton additional. Shipments, ,42G
tons.
FEED AND MEAL--Coarse corn meal and
ground feed, 2-3 corn and 1-3 oats, so-lb sacks
sacks extra, $1S.25; No. ground feed, y corr
and y oats. 75,lb sacks. sacks extra, S19.25
No. ground feed ID corn and 2-3 oats, in 1911
sacks sacks extra, $20@20.25.
5SS BARLEY-Feed grades are quoted at 37@l43c
mailing grades. 43@53c. Receipts, 26 cars
shipments. % Eea-
RYE-The market was easy and on the dow
turn. No. closed at 631ac. Receipts, 8 cars
shipments, 6 cars
HAY-'fimothy, choice. Se5o@1o.5o; timothy
s{ No. /, $9M9.50: timothy, No. 9 $7.5O@S 50
timothy. low grade. $G@7; clover, S60l7. 80; UP
land choice, $S50@9; upland No. l. 1900
$50: No. 2 SCOT; midland. $5.5O@6.50; slough
$500: straw, wheat and oat 81 So straw, rye
$5@6. Receipts. 134 tons; shipments, As tons
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EARLY REPORTS
OF KANSAS WHEAT
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Kansas City, March a.-Reports cover
ing the condition of the growing winter
wheat are beginning to come in. The
average is low. So far as can be learned
no irreparable damage has been done in
any locality, but the long dry period has
made the general outlook less promising
than fortnight ago. In some sections
rain must come very soon to insure fair
returns.
Following reports from thirty-two inn
portant points in Kansas were received
here this morning:
Pfttsburg-Fair.
Concordia-Small, backward.
Oxford-Good.
Desota-Said to be alive.
South Haven--Strong.
b Hay City--Not promising
Junction City-Fairly sood.
Larned--Fair.
McPherson-Good
Anthony--Good.
Independ ,nce-Very pad.
Lincoln--Good.
Halstead-very good
Fort Scott-Unce.tain.
Wichita eighty five per cent small and deli
Edgerton-o One hundred ner cent.
Glen I'll 1er-Plant very small. Il
Newton-Only fair.
Ciyde-Poor.
| Ellsworth--Good.
Arkansas City-Good.
Clay Center-Late Gown good
Hiawatha--Th Thought to be o. II.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT say condition IS good.
Olathe-Fair. r.; sj sss
=. Lavyrence--F air. 5s,
Marysville-Eig per cent 81 Is st
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, March 9.-Proysions
but a fair demand from packers checked the de.
Ginning tendency after a small loss. The open
higher prices at the yards. May pork was Sc
higher at $1392A. Lard and ribs were also up
later sold off to $13.S7a. Lard declined to 81 80
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BERLIN, March 9-The weekly statement Of
the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows the fol-
600 marks; treasury. notes increased 1000
marks; other securities decreased 10, $50, 900
marks; notes in circulation decreased $3.50, 900
NEW YORK, March 9.-Close: Prime mer-
camille paper, h@5As per cent; sterling sex-
change firm, with actual business in bankers
bills at 81. s6.6O@4. 65 for demand and at
$4.S41a and $4.s71a: comercial bills. $4.S31a a
4.S3M bar silver, hc; Mexican dollars Al NC;
government bonds steady; railroad bonds heavy.
z, LONDON, March 9..-Ihe amount of bullion
day was E116,0OO.
4 PARIS, March ID p. m.-Three per cent
rentes, 90 francs for the account; exchange on
MINI AISNEaPoLIs. March s-.Bank clearings to-
day, $2517 ,s55 .73; New York exchange, selling
rate 25c premium; buying rate, 25c discount;
documentary exchange. $4.sa1s q - go
ST. PAUL, March 9-Bank clearings to-day,
BOSTON MINING STOCKS, March 9.--Closing
prices in yesterdays market: Adventure, 2h a
2M Allouez, 30 a13gA; Arcadian, 4oa4o; Arnold.
aad Asea
psfy Vest s0Bpep naasf Dominion Coal 5g@5
Dominion Steel ~ Elm River 2R214i Frank q
Mayfower, 55M75: Michigan. Az @4M: Mohawk,
3sA @s6; Montreal and Boston, 5qa q, Granny ND
Phoenix, y Oily; Quincy. so@S5; Rhode island,
Company. Sas: swift { Co. 1ooss a1ol; Tam
ae gs@s iia Tr 9ned s{sss limited
United stssss OIL @eA U,sh i s4@
VERNE, 74t175: Wyandot, e21a @65.
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2Ac. July declined to 4sssc and closed ut
Close: March. 4s94c; May. 5llac; July,
40hc. September. 4SAc. 5s
Cash Corn--No. 3. 430I431sc; No. d 4Oa42c.
Oats followed corn IN its downward course, and
prices declined nearly a cent from the higher
point. There, was fair buying at the opening,
July was up sc at ssMc The demand was
soon satisfied, however. and with liberal Offer
ings May declined to Al 14c. July sold off to 39c.
Close: .Oats-May, 40sSc; July, 3S1ac; Sep:
TENDER, $3.50. lg,ss 49,
Cash Oats-No. 2. 39@391sc; No 8, Soc.
Local receipts We're 1855 cars. 80
The following was the range of prices for old
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON March a-Ihe strength
at Liverpool in spot cotton caused an advance
of 20 to rs points on the New York cotton eS-
to 1850 on the call and July sold at 1890. This
advance attracted heavy selling for profits and
Immediately following the cal there some IT.
regularity with prices in some instances declining
several points from the best. Aggressive bull
support was apparent however. and toward the
end of the first half hour when trading had
qnieted down somewhat the market ruled gener-
ally steady to firm at from 40 to 43 points higher
on the old crop position with new crop months
20 to % points higher.
Spot closed quiet, 40 points higher. Mddlins
uplands. 1860; middling gulf, 1890: sales,
none
At midday the market firm at top point
of the day. or net 230l46 points higher.
Spot cotton, quiet; middling uplands, 1880;
| midding gulf, 1876.
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THE FLOUR MARKET

SITUATION ABOUT THE SANDSTONE FOR
EIGN INQUIRY.
Better foreign inquiry was the report this NOR.
ming, but aside from this the situation is I'M
changed.
Shipments yesterday above the output. and
cleanup of old lots was effected. total Of
s. 642 brs going out. &g.as.a
First patents are quoted at 500; second pat
ents $4.95: first clears. $3.65@375; second
clears. 50. 6OM2.70; lots in wood, in
I MINNEAPOLIS, 4 &
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free Of brands.
Green or green frozen, 1c less each grade.
Green sailed horse or mule hides,
Green sailed horse or mule hides,
medium E.SO l.15
Green sailed horse mule hides,
Dry flint Montana Oregon, Washington
and Idaho hides, fiat 49,. .......14 615h
Montana bulls and fallen hides .....1O Oil
Dry flint Minnesota, Dakota, Wiscon-
sin and similar .12 1O12
Dry flint calf skins 10 IA
Green sailed pelts, large to small,
Dry a' flint territorial peit. per Id 10 10 oil IL
Tallow, in cakes ................... 5A As
Tallow, In barrels ................. ~ By
Grease, light ..........'.......... 4M SIS
Wool, medium, unwashed ..........,1 10 OH
Wool, hne unwashed ...............12 ola
Feathers goose ..-................ 80 M45
Feathers, ouck ............ .......S4 U4U
Feathers chicken .................. 3 81
| Feathers, turkey .................... 2N@
Dry ginseng root, per lib .......... So s0@6.0t
Green. for planting, per ID ......... 1.25@
| Seneca root, per ID .................. 65 @67
4 Beeswax, yellow ...................29
I BeesWax. dark ............... ....A
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GRAIN TRADE TOPICS

y. H. Wrenn was good buyer of Chicago
wheat II 800 p
The cash wheat position is getting normal.
Bids from millers are closer to the market, and
cash houses lean to the view that with a stendy
speculative, market, considerable cash business
would result. S sl7'
Finley Darrell to Denman Johnson: There is 4
general disposition to sell wheat on every rally
and it may be the thing to do for while vet,
but the foreign markets are showing. strength,
compared with ours. The impending government
report is likely to show a poor condition 81
growing winter wheat. a
u Liverpool closes Wheat, unchanged to " d high.
er. Corn, I'd higher. 95 n I. q ~ s5
Brocmhalfs Argentine cable saws 5that tfe
strike has collapsed but the transport of wheat
will be delayed. Rains have done serious injury
to the corl crop.
Forecast: Kansas Snow, followed by fair and
cooler. Iliaois. Indiana. Missouri Showers,
warmer. Michigan. Wisconsin, Ainnesota iowa
Rain or snow. solder cold wave In northwest.
Dakotas Nebra sk a-Rain OF. snow cold wave
Clearances: Wheat and Hour, 81. 600 bu; corn,
147 900; oats. IA 900.
PEORIA WHISKY, March o. Whisky on the
basis OF $1.2S for finished goods. q <. III
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS, March e.--closin,

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, March s.--Con-
soils for money, S155a cJnsols for account ssh
Anaconda. Y; Atchison. s66 - Atchison pre-
ferrsd, %; Baltimore q Ohio, 76a; Canadian Pa.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, March Ell

CHICAGO PRODUCE, March 9.-Butter-Eas y;
creameries 14@23hc; diaries. 1872 @21c. Eggs
STEADY; at mark. cases included, 167a @l7c
@ieSc 9eaSs aasss
try--Lve, firm; turkeys 12c; chickens, 12c;
springs, 12c.. Potatoes-Firm; Burbanks, 500
Steady; so TOGO lbs. 4@4Hc; 65 to 10 lbs 5@6c.
80 to l25 lbs 6S@7z7Hc s. to l j.. lbs 7A@se
$50; July, $7.45. Ribs -May, s7.15; July,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, March 9.-Beef. firm.
Pork quiet. Lard. quiet; prime western steam,
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ARMY BILL PASSES SENATE
Il Washingtorh; March 0-The senate passed the
army bill and took up the Philippine shipping
bill to-da1. sss7ss 7s;3sFss
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, March 9.-Butter,
cry, "a; creamery: common to choice. 15@2sc;
state dairy. 14621c; held creamery: 14@2oc.
Cheese, receipts, 1854; firm; state full cream
fancy small and large colored and white septem-
Der, 12c; late made, 1o&c Eggs, receipts, IL, S4s
average first, pc; state and Pennsylvania seconds
to tirsts, 21c; western frsts, 21c.
Poultry-Live steady; dressed firm; prices I'M
changed.
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CASH SALES REPORTED TO-DAY.

No. northern. IL cars, Great Northern
cars .......................$ sc. "a "a
No. northern wheat, cars ........... .95
No. northern wheat, cars ............ .949s
No. northern wheat, 2 cars 90 1a
No. northern wheat, car ............. .97
No. L northern wheat, :: cars .......... SO
No. northern wheat, 1 car ............ .931s
No. 9 northern wheat, cars ......... .921a
No northern wheat, cars. Great North
No.. 2 northern wheat. 20 ......... .93
No. 9 northern wheat, cars ............ .93A
No. 2 northern wheat. car $50. ...... .933i
Nc. 2 northern wheat, / car, choice -. .04
No. northern wheat. car, choice. -. .94h
No. 3 wheat. J cars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .91h
No, 3 wheat, 13 cars 81
No. wheat. 3 cars Observation-Disclosures. .92
No. 3 wheat. car ................... .SSH
+ Rejected wheat, 1 car bin burnt .. 10
& Rejected wheat, 2 cars .................. $50
Rejected wheat, car Observation-Disclosures. SO
II Reiected wheat, L car. smttty ........ $50
Rejected wheat, 4 cars ................ "a
( Rejected wheat, car. bin burnt ....... 10
Rejected wheat, car, smntty ......... 81
Rejected wheat. car Observation-Disclosures. So
Rejected wheat, 2 cars 1890. .SS
mo grade wheat, part car, bin burnt 10
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CLOSING CASH PRICES


northern 927sc; 927sc No wheat
low &c. 4 II IL
Barley
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ofaeial receipts for the past week are as fol:

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 2; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, g.;
Minneapolis & st. Louis. 10; Chicago st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha, 8; Great Northern. 3;
500 Line, 3; Northern Pacific, 8. Total, A.
Disposition Of stock, Tuesday, March s:
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No grade wheat car ...... &c
No grade wheat, part cur, bin burnt $685.. 80
No grade wheat, 1 ear, bin burnt ....... 81
No grade wheat, car. bin burnt ........ 30
No. 3 white oats 2 cars ........ 40 Z.
No. 8 white oats. cars ............... .4oh
No. whire oats, cars ................. 40
No. white oats. J. car .............. .401h
No. 4 white oats. cars .............. .391a
No. white oats. l car .............. .39%
No. rye, cars Observation-Disclosures. .6414
No. 4 barley, l car ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
No. barley, car .................... .4oh
No. barley. 1 car OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
No 5 barley, 1 car ................ 80
No. 8 barley, 1 car Observation-Disclosures. .40A
No. 5 barley, / car Observation-Disclosures. .3S
No. barley, 8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
No. 5 barley, 1 car ..................... 81 "a
No. flax. 8 cars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.1343
Rejected flax, 100 bu .................l .0Sh
Rejected flax. l car ................... 1.12A
Screenings, / car, per ton ............. IL 25
Screenings l car. per ton ............. 90
Winter Wheat.
Winter wheat S cars ................, .S4
Macaroni Wheat
Rejected macaroni wheat l 1890. so
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange. corrected up to l2 M,
Wednesday. March 9.-Butter. easy. Eggs,
lower. Poultry, firm. Veal, weak.
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NE1n yoRK s1eAR ANn cn

hrm; fair refining 2 15-16c; CEN
trifugal. SO test. 7-16c; molasses sugar.
11-1Gc; refined. firm; crushed, 5.25c; powdered.
CSC: granulated, 455c. Coffee-Steady; No. Z
Rio, 6 9-16c. Molasses-Firm; New orleans, 81
M37c. sFJ Ezs
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, March 9-Cattle
500 800 hogs, oo9 Hogs 81 steady; Sales; 80: los
Sales Il beeves. LAO lbs, s.. CO., beeves, ,2O6
lbs. S. 80; IA cows, $50 lbs, $3.50; g cows, lac
lbs, 50. 80; IA stockers $50 lbs So; IS stockers,
$50 lbs, IS. 65; "A stockers. 1,040 lbs $3.50; &c
$3.50; 8 yearlngs $40 lbs $3.50.