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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-27
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of Receipts Expenditures of Wise County Fiscal
Year 1903.

To Commonwealth Attorney OF County paid
To ce@@en.,.ih 1''ol%.y paid Of 1904 ,,.i levy,
To Commonwealth Attorney. on Of year levy.
for waiting on Board Of Supervisors, ....:....
To Commonwealth Attorney. paid Of 1893 levy.
s..ry.; 100000
for = Circuit Court raS
To members Of Board Of Supervisors. paid
To member. o Board o sup,t,.or. paid Of i,os
To s.si.,I...' gia gu. q iss3
To supennssn Of poor paid out Of 800 year lew, SIS
To Judges Of Election paid out Of 1897 ~
To Clerks Of Election paid out Of 1907
10 Com@9ns5, Of Election ai os' Of I,S ,ssTls'y
For For building bridge bridge Paid Paid GU, 1907 o1 yes; lev, s
For supper, OF iooiu Poor House including doctor bills,
supper, Of oorin oa.. iaciaias doctor 6nl.
.uppor; Of psppr ou,.id, Of Poor Hou., acudip.
doctor bills Sc paid Of 1902 year Ievy,....'.
For sss,s s :, P;, .l o., GGl = "
p. oo","ia.. ls.ao,. si5ss' lew. is-s
For oysr.es1 Of Poor Pd out Of 'so2 year lew. 800
For Court iIoa.. jaio, PAID out Of $50, Ioo
For Jurors Of County and Circuit Courts paid Of isos
For Juror. Count, Courts. paid gu, ,oa
For County Court Jade. salary, paid ,..r
circuit Judge. ..l.,,. paid GU, Of 1908 year
county Judge. .ai.ry paid GU, Of 1903 YER
For s.ue. incidental. .So', p.id
ssor. stated paid os, ofI9os
For amount d cour'o.n. Jar, .l.i~..
For elam. prior year. received Treas
sn 1898 settlement. ......... pl
ing to sSSss received fro" 1res'urer settle
from sie5Si' s@oaa' Of outstanding claim, .Iio-sS
% July 1906. Of iNi<
To amount OF rewards :. o. h. 4. page 9ec
Of stated expenditure. il. - t600sf
Which being deducted from sss7otl5 leaves h..ne,
OF available general fund OF 1903 county levy
receipts lin hands Of Treasurer settlement, ante
80, to the Of ISL
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Annual Statement Of Receipts and Expenditures for Fiscal Year 1908

The following statement shows the receipt, and expenditures
Of the County evy Wise County Virginia 6ca 97 end
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-11
STOCKS DECLINE
IN HEAVY MARKET
ACTIVE ONLY IN CONTRAST WITH
DLENEsS.
Pennsylvania Most Dealt In-Losses
Small Upon Important securities
Prices Steadier at Lower Level
Details Of the Days Proceedings.

New York, March livery few orders
were executed in the opening dealings In
stocks to-day, and the resulting price
changes in the prominent shares We're in
significant. One hundred shares Of Amer
lean Tobacco preferred sold 3A points
higher than the preceding SALE Realty
preferred declined "a and Delaware &c
Hudson II 4 49,
Selling orders from the room element
were in more liberal volume, the trans
actions for the first hour more than
doubling the business of yesterday for the
same period.
| Lots of from 500 to 1000 shares changed
hands on a declining scale, but losses
were small in the important stocks.
Pennsylvania was the most. actively dealt
in, but round amounts of the Pacitlcs,
st. Paul and United States Steel We're
also sold. Rock Island preferred and
| Sugar lost l, Realty preferred us and
Allis- Chalmers preferred 4 points.
The market was active only by con-
trast with yesterdays stagnat1on, and
there were intervals of almost entire idle
ness. The undertone was heavy, and
there were some further declines. Metro
politan Street Railway declined n and
Colorado Fuel and Republic Steel pre-
ferred a point.
i Bonds were heavy at noon.
/ A few stocks reached "a lower price
1
steadier. Westinghouse Electric fell l.
and Metropolitan Street Railway and Al
| lis Chalmers preferred extended theil
losses to and respectively.
The tape during the afternoon was
largely given over to bond transactions
and bid and aeked quotations. An occa-
ssional sale Of stocks was registered, but
/ they, were few and far between. By act
ual count there We're thirty-six trades IN
various stocks between and 2 o'clock
:. totaling $500, shares.
There was only a nstless drift in the
market. Lake Erie & Western and Gen
eral Electric fell 1. Delaware & Hudson 1 a
and Chicago & Alton preferred g United
States Rubber preferred rose ~. In the
| final dealings there was splitting out Of
stocks which carried unian Pacific, Con-
solidated Gas and Peoples Gas more thar
| a point under last night. Realty pre-
ferred dropped 31!s and Metropolitan Street
railway 2112. The closing was. dull anc
! easy. "a
The following are the stock quotations as fur
nished for The Journal by Watson & Co.. Cham
i Der of Commerce, iz.s
\ Closing figures are Did So rr 80.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-11
GRAIN TRADE TOPICS

for shipment at &c under May.
r: E. Smith from Richardson: We have been
buying wheat all day for foreign account.
IL short any such amount as Is supposed he has
not begun to cover. There was some buying
which might have been for him. hut not any large
quantity.
Glearances: Wheat and -four. III, 900 bu;
corn. 265. OOO;s oats. 5000.
Peavey bought SOC, 600 bu July wheat at Gle.
s Logan had q big selling order In corn which
broke the market.
a Chicago elevator company, operating 125
country: elevators in Iowa Minnesota and Wis
consin, reports It's total purchases OF oats yes
terday 5000 bu.
London close: Wheat, 1h@1xd higher.
Liverpool close Wheat, I'd higher; corn,
= @lAd higher. 80
Winnipeg receipts, q cars wheat. against IS
year ago. 3. ~ NE .
Michigan crop report: Half the correspondents
In southern; counties say wheat was injured III
February, but there was no damage further
north,
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MONEY REPORTS

WASHINGTON, March II. -To-days state.
fund, exclusive Of tie $50 900 gold reserve
in the division Of redemgtion, shows Ayailable
silver, $500 100; United States notes, 81. ISL.
O92; treasury notes Of 1890: $s6. 500; national
bank notes, .073. FOG; total receipts this day,
81 eos $50 total receipts this mos nth s1e se2
expenditures this day 81 425, 600; total expendi
t, this eate 81
5 BON slse 5ss; Sis's'oe0' D'.' 49,
NEW YORK, March 11-C1ose: Prime mer-
camille paper ~ @5k per cent; sterling ex:
change frm. with actual business In bankers.
bills at 81. 88. 70@4.86.75 for demand and at
q; 50 so@4. $3.50 FOR. sixty-day bills. Posted
rates, $4.84M and "a BIN Commercial bills,
$4s3A. Bar silver. 81 1lc. Mexican dollars,
45c Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds
irregular. s.-ssss 5sss
NEW YORK March IL Close: Money on call
easy At az per cent: closing bid IL; offered
at per cent. Time loans. dull go days, 8 033a
per cent: 80 days. aA@sN; six months. sA
a. per cent. Tsi5l sss8 SIS $500
March III. Bank clearinss to-
day. u 868 s59- s. New York exchange. selling
rate, 25c premium buying rate 26c discount.
Chicago exchange, selling rate, 25c premium;
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-11
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. MARCH 10.

STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. MARCH 10.
Inspected Observation-Disclosures Northern
No. / northern. 49, No. 2 northern, 81; No. 3,
5; rejected j; no grade, 2.
Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. north
ern, 2; No. northern, II; No. 8, IS; rejected.
Minneapolis & St. Iouis-No. northern, 9;
No. 8, 8; rejected. 2; no grade, T.
500 Line--No. 2 northern, 4; No. 3, 8.
Chicago. st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha-No.
2 northern. 3; No. 8, 8; rejected, IL; no
grade, 2.
Minnesota .Transfer-No; northern. l.
Tota1s-No. 1 northern, 90; No. northern, ~;
No. s. SO; rejected. 49,. no grade. s.
Other. Grains-No: macaroni wheat, cars;
rejected macaroni wheat, 5; No. winter wheat.
So; rejected winter wheat 70; NO. yellow
corn, !; No. 3 corn: !; No CORN q no grade
y; No. 8 oats g no grade oats, s; No. 2 rye,
II; nc. grade barley. 4; No. nax, 10; rejected
fax, II. a
No. northern wheat. 3o;, No. wheat, sb:
rejected wheat, 25; no grade wheat, 2; No d
winter wheat. 20; No. q corn, Il: No. white
oats, 20; No. 4 white oats. 10; No. 8 oats, 1
| no grade oats b.: No. barley. 3; No. s barley
3D. grade barley, 2.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-11
GRAIN RESERVES
ARE VERY LIGHT
FARMERS STOCKS WE'LL UNDER
| .g = LAST YEAR,
A Total of 49,. 100000 Bushels of
Wheat Remains Unsold, or 2O.8 Per
Cent of the Last Crop-This the
Lightest Reserve for Years.

Washington, March lin full detail.
the March report of the bureau of sta
tistics reads as follows:
Wheat in farmers hands on March L..
1S2.60o.000 bushels. or 208 per cent Of
last years crop, as compared with "a 5
per cent of the crop Of 1902 on hand
March I. 1903. and %. 2 per cent Of the
crop Of 1901 on hand March l., 1902
''The corn in farmers hands is esti-
ma ted at SS9,OO0,00O bushels, or 37.4 per
cent Of last years crop, against Al 6 per
cent Of the crop Of 1902 on hand March
!. 1903 and 1872 per cent of the crop Of
1901 on hand March J. 1902
"Of oats there are reported to be about
273,700,000 bushels, 34.9 per cent Of
last years crop still in farmers hands,
AS compared with 1913 per cent of the
crop of 1902 on hand March i, 1903, and
3O.6 per cent of the crop Of 1901 on hand
March l. 1902 =.
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FrGduee E E.chsngs corrected up to 1g
active. Poultry Arm. Veal, weak.
BUTTER erenmeries, extra, lb, 224tc: cream
cries. hrsts, Zoe; creanleries, seconds 16c: dali
RES extra, 1sc; daries. frsts, 15M16c; diaries.
Safed ex{raa packing stock
ana print fancy, 14c; roll and print, fair to good
EGGs-New laid, case count. current receipts.
cases included 14kc; candicd, loss off. per doz,
as52c; dirtfes, So per case for candled seconds
''it G1fshs Rys esse or fats fancy 1a12c
twins or fats fair to choice. Sc; twins or flats,
h hsir to good ~ Young Americas fancy 49,
p1ltost &c; swiss, No. i block: 15e: swiss, No: 2
j. DRESSED POULTRY turkeys. fan;
toms, 13c; culls. 6@7c; chickens, springs, fancy,
1Se springs. fair to good. .11@12c; hens. fancy,
and fair gGSd and snail soc old
11e fair to good s@s 1e5ss
LIVE PoULTRY-Turkeys, 1o@12kc; hens;
10c; young ROSTERS. 1o@1lc;; old ROSTERS, &c.
oo DRhss sls ssfss yloe fancy per h.
mutton pnns fancy 5@ec lambs, yearltnes 46sc;
Fls y &c; bullheads, &c.
e5G 0oInAToE;s.White per bu car lots. sacked,
nf oS5SSSm c35{s spanish, crate 50;
PIGE0NSn oe i've g. nor nor doz- g.. de,d aov 7.o
DRIER PEAsFapm per uoz ~ ueaa q b,' .5e
Il dn sreen iancs' sl.4o; medium
fA RH>Ns 0"att,T -. ;.,,ao aao,-u
nor In % AZ ~ nhoio 70 sn aicS nass
pictaI 20. 9; na.S, mealum, nana,
and AIM etTan h edl u miAeo
Ia ihlr Ct 70 sooa sl.eo0lto; Lima California per
| - ,APPLEs-Northern spys. per bril- s5,o@e.
,nan sWae+s = naso4a faa az
vis' s95om5. '' '9e04 husse's' $Sf.oo' ben "a
zig. navss fancy
EHMoSSWi,1iiforpis 9os ~ VOWS, ., 60 .f
al: choice Ss.2553.T5 a. - s'1e T''e
SWEPT pr T ATHfss 11ino,s non ~, "a .oa
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-11
THE FLOUR MARKET
ALL AROUND IMPROVEMENT AND CONSID.
ERABLE NEW BUSINESS. -....

Something better in the way OF Inquiry for
flour. and business larger in volume. was the re-
port this morning. One of the smaller firms said
clined to take IL more hopeful view Meanwhile
the shipments are holding up well and but for
the car trouble would be still heavier. There is
an Increase in foreign inquiry. and the outlook
for foreign business is said to be favorable.
Prices arc Inclined to tirmness again and on any
{ further rise in wheat would likely follow quick
ily. especially % as the by-products have been
falling in price and flour would be firm anyway
as an Offset to this .tE
Shipments. 81, 63S brls. H-s.E
First patents are quoted at SOLO: second pat
ents. 81 %: first clears. S3,65@3.75: second
clears. $260@2.70; car lots in wood. in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-11
THE CASH TRADE
STEADINESS GENERAL-CORN RATHER
SLOW-RYE FIRMER.

SLoW-RYE FIRMER.
we'll cleaned up before the close. No sold at
Lag and rejected at about cent under
Minneapolis received 3, 81 cars 5gainst a. last
Closing Prices Minneapolis cash. M.14S: to
arrive. $1.14% March. 81 .14st May ST big
:. CORN--Corn was hard proposition for sellers
Nothing especial appeared to be the natter It
was simply an off-day. enough sales and no
rush to buy. Fair general demand. Receipts 20
ears; shipments! cars No. 3 yellow closed at
dee.
heavy white oats and cereal buyers in the mar
{! cars: shipments AZ cars
MILLSTUFFs-The market still unsettled and
to-day is trife better. Bran in bulk $14@
f14.25& shorts Sl4d1+.25 n,iddlings, $17@1I25:
Z red dog, $1sG 10: all 0 in Minneapolis; in
sacks, 81 per ton additional. Shipments, 300
tons. ~ =. :, : - ~ =
FEED AND MEAL - Coarse corn meal and
ground feed, 2-3 corn and 1-a oats. so-lb sacks,
sacks extra. SIS. 81 No. 2 ground feed, " corr
and " oats, 75-lb sacks. sacks extra. $40 %:
No ground fsed as corn and % oats in 75
BARLEY-Feed grades are quoted at 36@42c
mating grades. 42@o4e. Receipts, q cars; ship
raents. 30
RYE-A armer turn and prices about &c high
ments, car. Il q. :. :. :. :. 49,. =. -
HAY-Receipts contain good deal Of low
grade sspseiallX straw so Timothy choice, s. 500
$6@7.5O; upland, No. 2. se@7; midland, SS@7
slough $3.5O0l4.50; straw. wheat and oats So 81
$50; stray: rye; $5@55O. Receipts. III tons
PUTS AND CALLS.
2:3O o'clock report
yD,1ts Afor NEho of n
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-11
PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, March 11:-strensth
In coarse grains offset lower prices for hogs at
the yards, causing a fairly steady tone in pro
higher at $lS.s!ts to s1s.e7!s. After touching
S13.S 21a the price held steady at 1885 May
lard was unchanged to PIC higher at S7.321a to
81 30. Later the price eased off to $72 71. Ribs
were unchanged at 81 .221..
Lard-Muy. s. 80: July. STAY.
Ribs-May, $7.25; July, s7.374a; September,
$3.50.
Rye-May zoe: July. roc.
Close: Pork, May, s13e5@1s.e7h: July,
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, March 11-Rees
and Pork-Steady Lard-Steady; prime wes-
tern steam, sI.65.
Poultry-Live and dressed steady and UNI
changed - : : e. -
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, March IL
! --sngar--RaW;t firm: fair refining. 15-16@3c:
ar. 211;16@2%c: refned. firm: crushed !: 25c;
powdered, 4. 65c; graduated. 4.55c. ,Cofee-Dul,
No. rio, 61Sc. Molasses-Firm; New Orleans.
i31@37c.
NEW YORK OIL. March 11:-Petroleum.
steady; refined all ports. 50. 7OQe76.
PEORIA WHISKY. March 11.-whisky the
basis of lbs for finished goods
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cH1cAGo LIVE STOCK, March 11.-cat

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, March 11.-Cattle-
Receipts. 1000; strong; good to prime steers.
s5@5.e5; poor to medium, 81 59@5; stockers and nd
@4.50: Gamers, 81: 6oM2. 40; bulls. s2@4 calves.
$2;5o@6; Texas fed steers, sa:5o oSl e5
20, 900; steady at yesterdays decline; mixed and
butcher geod t. choice e heavy s. 60 -
$40; bulk Of sales, s5:oo@54o:
Sheep--Receipts, is, o00 steady to firm; lambs
steady to weak; good to choice wethers. 81 .25
sheep, s3.25@5; ma tive lambs, $4.5o@5.75; wes-
tern lambs 81 .SOM6.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS

: NEW YORK COTTON, March 1.-THE cotton
market opened steady at an advance Of 60l11
points on rather better cables than expected
and continued small receipts There was con-
siderable realizing at the initial advance and
at first there appeared to be very little bull
support. SO that while there was apparently no
aggressive selling, prices Immediately follow
ing the call eased off few points on the active
positions Almost, at once, however, the market
leans connections chiefly and little later turned
firm around the opening level with more or less
scattered buying In progress on expectations of
a bullish week end figures and continued small
movement. Trading was only moderately active
and seemed to be largely of professional ac-
count. a1tho there selling by conf
mission houses supposed to be for long account.
Private Liverpool cables attributed the firm
ness there to demand from spinners and re
market.
At midday the market was very quiet but
steady, net 6Gl13, points higher.
Spot, quiet; middling nplands, 16 CSC; middling
gulf, 1890. :
. Spot closed quiet niddling uplands, 16. e5c
middling gulf, 6.90c: sales. LOO bales.
Futures closed barely steady; March, 1916;
April. 16.2Sc: May. 1916: June. 16.45c; July,
1G Acc: August SEC; September. ID. S5c: Octo-
Der, II. SIC; November. 12.61c; December, 2.55c.
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN AND FLOUR, March
i northern, 81; No. 2 northern. CSC; old July
STEADY; No. q, e2le3c: sample, ss@s9c. Dat.
No. 3, 4s@44c; July, 5o7s @51c bid
Wheat-Puts 81 1ac; calls 931ac
Corn-Puts, 5OAc;, calls. Size asked.
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buying rate. 25c discount. London sixty-day
sight f1en qSsnmea.ary exchange s4ssh
today and seO, 600 was Withdrawn for shipment
PARIS, March II. Three per cent rentes, 81
francs stu confines for the account; exchange
on a London Is francs 1871 centimes forEchecks
BERLIN, March l1.--Exchange on London, e
marks 46h pfcnnigs for checks.
LONDON 1cLos1NG STOCKS, March 11.-con.
soils for money, So DIG consols for account
dian fscs @ t ehesnpesEs qaig ohie S se
s" S:n5sa rs ssass
ferred es; lirie, 2sls: Erie arst preferred
s$N Erie second pr.ffsd So Illinois Central
folk Western SO; Norfolk & Western pre-
oftssG anss ss R Re Eees c
leading f first preferred, 3d. Reading second pre-
fse sssshs 81 H saassln fss seass
Union Pacific. TAN; Union Pacific preferred, 80
utsS States
Bar silver nav firm, 2e1ad per Money, 2.
for three months bills is 3@s 1-1e per ecent.
BOSTON MINING STOCKS, March 1l.-clos
Ing Ing prices in yesterday's markets Adventure. 20
Is asked: Atlanta, 7Aa7M; Bingham, 1920
sond dated, 301h n4O; Centennial, 161k a17l5: Con
seli ID Mercer. 6sN65; DAILY West ssas @33A
s sXaai Yen Dominion Coal 53@A Dominion
ak@s; humboldt 7@s; Mass, 81 G3A; May
flower 5000; Michigan, Az @r474 Mohawk, 8
Colony. 1G1lA; Old Dominion 91a@10; Osceola
55aa g 5eA Parrot, 22h @23; Phoenix. 1h az
quincy, S2gs3; Rhode Island, ~ asked; Sant
IS, l1a@1M;; Superior Copper Company, tx as
Swift & Co, 00kM10os4; Tamarack, 95@1Oo
TRINITY TRINITY, 4%M4ss; United States Mining. xUM.
g; la Victoria s3; Winona. 5.a bid; Wolverine
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, March 11z-Cat.
81 Il? III lbs, $4so; r. 22s u.s. $S15; Co. s15 lbs,
$3.50.
CATTLE Steady. 10 beeves. 1.o4o lbs. $3.50;
81 20; cows. 800 lbs, $3.50; ii cows. $50 lbs,
$2.65; s cows, 1,O20. lbs, $3.50; IA stockers,
7GO lbs, O2S6; 8 stockers. $40 lbs 1925; 8
stockers, $50 TBS, 1918; yearlings 4s0 lbs.
SO; s yearlngs, $50 lbs, $40; 8 yearlings. 620
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, March 11.--wheat was re-
advanced selling up to 97hc, then declined to
$685. but 1r1ned up again toward the close and
quiet. Receipts Wheat 10 cars; fax. I7 oats,
II; barley. 2. Shipments-Wheat, z, 300 bu;
Close: Wheat-Cash No. hard, s9sMc; No.
1 northern. 964aci No northern, o. May,
$3.50; July, 97hc; September. S51ac; macaroni
sac to SIC; fax. cash. $1.15h; May. $l.I7h;
! July, $1.1s; October, 81 .20A; oats. 591ac; rye,
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YESTERDAY, closing trade strong at opening prices
KssP ress ra 9s s6 5'fa TO
1923 to s. 10 Light ard mixed hogs 81 Of com com
light q nnd naked fr9% from 70
md gee 90 to choice medium and heavy from 1928
g. s. is, $50; a. 81 lbs; S; =; - SO
a. I'll 2sS lss soi lbs 81 So 'si
IS 5 f., ans ~ S5 lbs $50 IL lbs iS ss
$4.1o
Stays and Boars-2 455 lbs, 1925.
sef knd good e beef Or cattle
s zgts1 r. iiis H.: ess 5 ~. 8 Is
1sssf es e9$s s9' 81 sss lbs $50
SEQ lbs. $40 !. LOCO lbs s.; < s55 Us ST.
Teall Calves. i2s lbs, So; 8. 1856 lbs; sc: :
81 lbs $3.50; : $40 lbs s2.7o g. 'I Sas lbs,
stGs s e E se and Heferss 55s lbs s225; g.
s5o & and nd Feeding BULLS 1850 lbs $40:
Mich Cows and sprin gers cows. 500; / COW,
1aS calf SO So t,s COW. calf s32; cow calf.
SHEEP Receipts fairly liberal. The arrivals
mostly sf Of SIX Of sheep
load of pretty good western ewes sold at 1915
Prices quoted steady with Thursday. Sales:
killing Sheep and Lambs-41 lambs. Sc lbs
$3.50; ls2 western s ewes: ao5 lbs; ). 1878; il
Among the shippers the market Were: G.
Matt,son !, Ponca Neb: 7: q Ia Lockwood; Rugby
lander, Grove City; E. Schiller, Brandon; A
Hanson Hawley; 9. n; Johnson Valley cit City
vail, River Falls, Wis. G. Gardner, Hammond
Wis; II. E. Mabe. Like City;:W. a. Shaw, Cleal
Mater B. HIS = p9 9, psiI Asor. 6 Russell
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


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! CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS,
| March 11-Flax-Cash northwestern $1.16Ll;
southwestern, 81 90 - May, &1.1l. Timothy
March, q. 02. Clover-March, $11.50.s Barley-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-11

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer. st. Paul. Mimi. March 11-Barrett & Zim-
norman report the market active: The trade
the largest of the season. Farmers from Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota the heaviest buyers. Values:
Drafters, extra S1s5@a25; drafters; choise; $l6o
@ 1s5; drafters. common to good: $125916o;
choice $125@14o; farm mares, common to good.
$90@I125.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-11

CHICAGO PRODUCE March II Butter
Easy; ereameries, 14M2s1Ac; diaries. 1871 @Mc.
Eggs-Steady: at mark, cases included. 17@
twins, 1917 @1o%c: Young Americas II 4 @u15e
IS 81 steady: turkeys 12c chickens
s9Me1e; Rurals. s7@95c; red stock. s5@e2c .
Yeal--Easy: so to so lbs. 4t14 hc; 65 to Is lbs
4h@ahc; 80 to 125 lbs, 61s @61ac; IS to ITO lbs.