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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-26
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Gphert from Hot Snfinos irk
rrcanfI, lie wa~ 50 nleosaL 10
note to SYSTEMATIC efforts Of the
people lud authorities hrrr In
Z! destroying the mosquito, and the
apparent benefit already achieved
tan thcir greatly reduced numbers.
! that he donated 10 the city ear.
( load rf crude ~ ior thc further
4 proe@ecutiU. 0f mi, worI,
Through the gul authorities the
idrt Of the donation vas made
auaau ~ the officials of the
Southern paciti. Railroad Co.
Nith request that this COMPANY
flalisuolt tile car Of Oh from It's
point ot shipment to tins city with
,.1t FREIGHT charors.
On TUESDAY the Naym received
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company in Which me reoueSt
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-26
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Our bookkeeping course IS known 10
be the best in existence. Send for
Catalogue, Delcambre's Commercial.
College, Delcambre, La
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p0pCn SHADES,

Do YOU know their exce'lency? The
hest on the market~-no Hibstiiute
Leave your orders for all needs
this line with Ncah's Ark. They
be pronptly filled-will save
money. -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-08-26

EIol Boutte ct ais to llmiua
B0utte et ais Partition
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18
SNUFF TAKES A
GREAT BIG JUMP
25 POINTS ON TWO
TRANSACTIONS.
Stock Market Opens Active and Higher
Advance Checked by Weakness in
Reading and Metropolitan Stocks
Close Active but Very Irregular.

New York, Nov 1S-The stock market opened
active and higher with conspicuous gains in
some of the southern railroads and steel in
dustrias. Sloss-Shetfield Steel rose 25s, Ten
nessee Coal and Atlantic Coast Line Ia and
Louisville " Nashville a point. Federal Mining
preferred advanced 2 and Denver L. Kio Grande
and kickerbOcker Ice point.
\ check to the advance was administered
by the weakness of Reading, which fell from
141as to 130A. Subsequently Metropolitan
stocks became heavy and their decline TO
a points below yesterdays closing pulled the
whole market back. Tennessee Coal and Sloss
Sheffield Steel reacted l to j "a points and a
few of the STANDARD railroad stocks sold below
yesterdays finals. Efforts by the room traders
to recover stocks sold. and some manifestation
of strength by Important specialists rallied the
list vigorously and the best prices of the
hour We're prevalent at II o'clock. American
Snuff Jumped 20 points On two transactions.
Prices of special stocks continued to advance
until the publication Of the bank statement,
with sagging tendency developing which
ried prominent stocks to the neighborhOOd Of
%last nights level. Among striking advances in
spccialties We're Federal Mining 10, the pre-
ferred b. Sloss Sheffield 5B. Brooklyn Transit
Power. International Pump. North American,
United States Rubber second preferred, Ma
tlonal Biscuit. Long Island and Atlantic Coast
Line TO 2a Minneapolis. st. Paul 4 Sault
Ste. Marie and International Pump preferred
lE to IL ). and Norfolk & Western preferred l..
Texas Pacific Land Trust and Sugar. lost l
point Hooking Valley III, Central Railroad of
New Jersey 15s and Chicago Union Traction
preferred 215. The specalties came up ag-
gressively again in the final dealings, but the
closing was highly irregular and active.
New York Stock Exchange quotations reported
Tor The Journal by Watson & Co., Chamber of
Commerce, Minneapolis. Closing quotations are
bid prices. - 80
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18
= 7--
FREIGHT BL0CKADES BAD
INDUSTRIAL LINES AFFECTED-
GENERAL BUSINESS CONTINUES
ON ENORMOUS SCALE.

New York. Nov. 1S.-Bradstreet's today
says: Activity is still the keynote Of the in
dustrial and commercial situation. Colder
weather and the coming Christmas holidays
have caused a heavy distribution il. practically
every section of the country save in the north
west where the rather high temperatures and
railway congestion prevent the fullest deve-
oplnent Railway earnings enormous, but
the widespread blOckades are assuming
serious phase, and tend to curtail reduction i'll
some industrial iines. Manufacturing lines
are remarkably active. Consumption of iron
and steel is proceeding at an enormous rate.
with 10 apparent sign Of letup in the
immediate future. Outdoor construction work
is being conducted on an enormous scale, and
a shortage of labor is reported from many sec
the highest. -1t:
Collections, the whole, are classed as
good. but the holding Of cotton for higher
prices i'll the south. and the shortages
IN the northwest render payments. somewhat
SLOW in places. Real estate the country over
Is very brisk. The outlook for shipping trade
| is very promising, and all advices Indicate the
existence of hourishing conditions, the south,
which is in better shape financially than for
years. being particularly prominents in this
respect. ..' r, ---.', ,..-o.. w..
! Coal is in active, request. the movement o..
the Great Lakes being especially heavy, owing
| to the near approach of the close of navigation.
| Railway car builders active. Lumber,
| hardware and building material are selling
| beyond the average for the season. Copper.
| tin and lead have advanced in price, while
| '-A'Ni - ~ uIC hiSHCsI pout IedCutu NllulH
| the past three years. III. .&
| Loss of strength in some materials, cotton
and some grades of wools. does not detract
from activity in nearly all manufacturing
| lines. 4-t- e.. -. -..- L....- 49, .-"
| Eastern shoe manufacturers have all the
! orders their capital will allow them to cover
| by purchases of leather and material. Hides
are steady. Leather is seasonably quiet.
Business failures in the United States for the
week ending Nov. s16 number 19s against 1876
! last week, 100 in the like week of 1904, 234
in 1903,> POI in 1902 and 223 in 1901. ~.
| In Canada failures for the week number 41
| as against 30 last week and "A in this week
| a year ago.. . ....t. y.
| Wheat (incuding -FOUR exports for the week
| ending Nov. 49, 473O,211 bu, against 3,532
| 429 bu last week, 1.2S9,4O2 this week last year,
2.194.2 ~ in 1903 and 5.277 ,672 in 1902 From
July to date the exports are Al ,51S467 bn
| against 26. .6S3.OS1 last year, 64S7602S in
1908, and 1o5, ,257 1924 in 1902 Corn exports for
the week are 1,054, sS3 bu against 751 $50 last
week. 139,97S a year ago, 1891 .625 in 1903
and 2433S1 in 1902. From July 1 to date the
exports Of corn 2o,792,457 bu. against TO-
929, ,ss4 in 1904. p s2s, COG in 1908 and 24sS
| in
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18
Local Elevator Stocks Show De-
crease of $4,000 Bushels for
the First Day.
Outside News Not Quite So
Strong Argentine Shipments
e: $50 -
Corrected.
Watson a Buyer, and Woodwork
Heavy Trader on Both
Sides. 10

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce. Nov. Is
Several things appeared today to strengthen
the local situation iii wheat, but prices were
easy and lower Outside news was not espe
eially strong and it Saturday and coi-
siderable selins out to be expected. Local
elevator stocks decreased 20, ooo bn for one day
lhis is not very conducive to weakness here.
For the week the increase was trlhe over
the estimate, }54, go bu. This brings the
( total VI, 3,i6J,oSS bu Cash demand was
just about fair, lnillers being willing enough
to take the good stuff. but bolting at 21ac
over December Tor No. northern. Inc Al
gentnc shipments, given yesterday as SS0,Ooo
bu, were corrected by the addition OF $4,000
bu, making l.32O, 900 bu really shipped. Broom
hall figures upon worlds shipments of about
12.ooo.r0O bu for Monday, and expects a
moderate change in the quantity on passage.
New York reported the sale of flour to the
United Kingdom. but the quantity sold, or the
grade not given. Montreal had unchanged
cables from Liverpool Oh Manitoba wheat, but
noted some Improvement in London cables and
continued good Inquiry.
Minneapolis got 422 cars against $50. Duluth
S94 against 22u and Chicago 133 against n
Kansas City receipts were $1,000 bu against
$4,000 and ST. Louis receipts $4,000 compared
with 5l.o00 Winnipeg received 450 cars
against 81. y Wv. '"'
In Chicago Valentine stayed pretty close to
the pit and gave less attention to wheat
Locally the big buyer was Watson Kenkel
Tracy and Cummings traded early, but dropped
out later. Woodworth appeared to have good
orders in hand both ways. and was at times
buyer and seller, trading heavily. Trade on
the whole WAS larger than would have been
thought to look at the pit, which rather
quiet at times but with fair business goirs
without much noise.
Primary receipts 1,115,O0O blu against
1,17S,000 year ago. Clearances equal
to 1862. O00 bu, in which there We're 10000 brls
of -four. -
Chicago said there was fairly good de
mand for wheat around S51ac for December
which steadied the market. Corn was heavy
ON local long selling but Valentine came il
aud bought lot at 44Mc and 447sc. turning
1t UP again. Don't look like much change il
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Nov. 1s-The cotton
and soon increased the less to matter of IA
M16 points under lower cables. local bear pres
sure and liquidation. Around 10. CSC for January,
covering was more Of factor and with some
demand attracted by the, report of the National
Cinners association to the effect that 7,411, '59
bales had been gtnned presumably to Nov. IA.
and that represented 70 per cent of the total
crop, the market rallied partly, and during the
middle of the morning ruled quiet, about to 7
points net lower.
Cotton futures closed steady at the decline.
November, 10.35c: December; 1O.49c January,
10 63c: February, 10. 72c; March, 10.S1c; April.
Spot closed quiet: middling uplands, 11.15c;
middling gulf. II .4Oc.
= Cotton futures opened weak; December
6Cc: January. 1073c; March, S1O.SOc; May
10:99c; July, H. .O4c; August offered 1O.SOc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18
THE CASH TRADE
FIRM PRICES ALL THRU THE COARSE


FLA&-Recepts. 9S against G5 cars las
year; shipments. IA ears; Duluth. 1873 cars Clos
Ing prices: Minneapolis cash, 971ac; to arrive
81 12c.
OAIS-No. 3 white closed at 2S &c. Receipts
So ears: shipments. 2S cars.
CoRN-No ) yellow closed at 49c. Receipts,
cars; shipments. . cars.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn. in sacks. sacks extra. $2U@
2o29; No: l ground feed. 90 corn and 1-3 oats,
SO-lb sacks. sacks extra, $19Ml925; No. 2
ground feed, = corn and = oats, SO-lb sacks,
sacks extra $l9@19.2o; No. 3 ground feed 1-3
corn and 2-3 oats, 7O-lb sacks, sacks extra,
$13QilD.25.
MlI-LsTUFFs-Bran in bulk, $11.5o; shcrts
30: middlings, $14 5e:,. red dog S1S; ali
In MinneaPoI5i @ ,i IL 2p9b saekss sen
tional Shipments, 1,365 tons aHsF 'ssfF
R1E-~No. closed at '6314 dl64l &c. Receipts
20 cars; shipments, cars.
BAhLEl-Feed grades closed at 35@41c
mailing grades. 42M+Sc. Receipts. 50 cars
shipments, IA cars. .~-..- ..,, 3D..
HAi-ChOicc timothy, $40: No . timothy 81
a9:oo; No. :; timothy: $7.50@s.50; choice up
ceipts, 100 tons ....~,.rL,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18
CHICAGO GRAIN
INCREASED SHIPMENTS HAVE WEAKEN
ING EJECT ON WHEAT MARKET.

INCREASED SHIPMENTS HAVE WEAKEN
ING EFFECT ON WHEAT MARKET.
Chicago. Nov. 1S.-Indcatons of liberal
Increase in the worlds shipments for the week
had weakening influence wheat today. The
volume of trading, however was very light
Selling was mainly by pit traders. May opened
shade lower to shade higher. at S7R MSSc
Chicago reported receipts OF $40 cars against
LOSS ears last week and $40 cars one year ago.
Later~in the session reports from New York
told of gON demand for export and started
the shorts to covering. with the result that a
tirmer feeling created, May going to SSc
The market closed steady, May being unchanged
at S77s @SSc. . - 80 ri, g
= Cash wheat No. red, 81 x a S91 nc: No. 3 red.
S41a @SS1ac: No. ? hard, S4aMS71 1hc; No. 3
hard, S2E @S61ac; No. 1 northern, SS14 @91 @c;
No northern, 81. @SSEc; No. 3 spring,
Ciose-wheat. December. s55s @s5@c; May,
Following, the shar2 decline in the price of
corn yesterday, the market today showed weak
ness. Selling by longs was again in evidence
and an there was apparently but little demand
to- 441sc and eased of to 449sc. Local re-
ceiptS 80 cars With IL contract grade.
During the last half hour of the session buying
by Il leading long created steadier tone in
the market. The close was steady May be-
ing &c lower at Az @dd4Mc; I
5, 441ac. --,--.'t=
Close: Corn, December 445s Gl44Mc: old,
46&c: May. 443: M44 Tsc. MIN
Oats were @ trife easier Syd in Symnathy - viii, it
lower at 32:c to 221Ac and sold off to 32h q
30? &c. Local receipts were 1f1 cars.
Cash Oats-No. .. 3Oaic; No. 3. 30hc.
Close: Oats, December, 30M30Bc; May, 80:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18

hog prices SIeaOy 10 StoHS touda heSciP'""
range $50 to s475 bulk to sfs ss Light Light
common to fair good fsr to cao'ce
$4.55 good to choice. s4.o5 to. $4.65; heavy.
tair $4S5 to $40; good to to fhoiee en- - 42c
pared with week ago prices are loc 10
Hogs-5e, POI lbs. $4.7S: 81. 2o$ lbs, $40;
lbs, $465; 6s, 256 lbs, $3.50; IS. 1s1 lbs,
sc5 Il 1bs 2ss 45s; 5s: S. i4s f bs go Ss
Pigs. Roughs and Underweights-6' 2'o lbs.
AS: TO- 129 lbs. s4;s5;ss. s7o lbs; s429; ~ ~ ?.
;i2o lbs, $425; l. 40 lbs' s4'1o; l. 400 lbs
Stays and Boars-l boar. $40 lbs. $3.50
AITLE-Receipts moderate. but bulk billed
thru. Offerings light and market quiet. Prices
generally steady on killing stuff, demand good
| for better grades of steers and cows. veais l
steady with weeks advance, stocke"s and feed
steady. Miich cows steady: Sales: - o,o
| lbs So: 35 western. 167 lbs, s3;, "a western;
1,O45 lbs, So: IS western. 1.oo4 lbs. 81 10 "a
Tss!sn ssS bs 1o2l s5o !'s s StS lbs & s. ,0S
| Cutters and Gamers, 1,o10 lbs, $2.25; ,,
LEO lbs $215; l. 100 M lbs IS $50; y T. s72 lbs
81 /. 1.3+o lbs, sl.75:.
| Veal Calves, lU5 lbs. IS; =. 1875 lbs $5; l.
l. s1O lbs $3.50: l. 22O lbs. 81.
stHef 7 @ and EseSg 4sS o. S. ss lbs 1G
+, SO lbs, 81; !, 1,Osu lbs, 81; 2, 800 lbs, 81;
2 43o lbs. S1.75.
stock Cows and Heifers-7, 74o lbs, 81 S3 %; H., l.
go lbs. 81 90. ). COG lbs $ll5; 3. 600 lbs
$1.6J; 2 500 lbs, 81 80: 2. 435 lbs. $l.5O.
stock and Feeding & Hnlls@l m @5 l9i2 afo lbs i2
AIite,lTeoWs and sbTingeIs-l COW and ! calf calf
$37: COW and 1 calf $36; cow and calf.
SIS: / cow ard 1 calf. SIS.
sHEEp-Receipts of sheep light today. De-
mand strong for sheep and lambs at prices
steady with the weeks decline of 23c. Feed
ers quiet and prices generally Csc TO 0oc lower
for the week.
killing Sheen and Lanlbs-36 wethers. IFS
lbs $5; SO lambs, 90 lbs, S.; IL lambs 60 lbs,
IS; 80 ewes, 1O6 lbs. $4.75; II ewes, 113 lbs,
$4.25: 60 ewes, liz lbs, $4.
Stockers and Feeders-109 wethers, 100 lbs,
:, So =
.ilr,n= tic shippers the market wCe; c.
i, ID. norris, Cascade, Mont; W. H. S)rth. Cav
! ,lier. n. D.. H. Jenson, J. Jersor. I.utchin
sor; A. Mattison New Germany: Fox & Ward
Durand: w. Jacob Knard, Ellsworth, Wis.,: J
W. Waldorf. Erie: A. c. Sorenson, James; A
T.. Schilling. Delano Cascade Mer. Co.. lie
mire Bros, A. Iemire. !. P Tabor W. John
t son. Thomas Moran. J.: Burns. p. J. Heaney. n
: Weble.a 2E.JtW. Hull. Cascade Mont 35 .lu--,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18
ARIznNA CnPPERs.

The unofficial report of the strike on Calumet
and Pittsburg reported yesterday has been con-
tirmed today. There is also large strike re-
ported on Junction News from the Black
Mountsin property states that No. tunnel
feature Of the market, selling up to $37 and
closing at $36.25 bid; Junction is in good de-
mand and closes at $29.25 bid and offerings.
Warren has been In good demand and sold up
to $13.75 for the So paid stock. =" }',-"
The following were the prices on the Boston
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18
OMAHA tIvESTOI

OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Nov. 1S.-Cattle-Re-
cepts. none; market nominally steady: native
steers So .5O65: cows and heifers. $2.50@3.50;
western steers, S2.75@4.59: Texas steers. $3.50
@37o; cows and heifers. $2@3.25; Gamers,
81 .50@2.25: stockers and feeders, $2.25M3.S0;
calves. $3.50Mo.50; bulls and stays. S1.25M3.
Hogs-Recepts. $500; market steady; bulk of
sales, $4.G5M4.61 y. '.s- r. : 49,.
sheep-Receipts none;l market unchanged;
lambs $6.25d7.25 sheep, $4.40@y4.S5. III *
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS Nov. 1s.-Consols
for money, SO 916; consols for account, SO 11-16;
Anaconda. 6as:. Atchison, S61a; Atchison pre-
ferred, 1G6; Baltimore u, Ohio. 1872: Canadian
Pacific, 11GM: Chesapeake & Ohio, 50; Chicago
Great Western, p u; Chicago, Milwaukee Il st.
Paul. 1S1h: De Beers, 1Ik; Denver & Rio
Grande, 35: Denver Rio GranGe preferred, So;
Eric 80: Erie first preferred. 50&; Erie second
preferred. "a: Illinois Central. IA; Louisville Il
Nashville, lS2; Missouri, Kansas & Texas. 155;
Missouri, Kansas & Texas preferred. 39B; New
York Central. 15o1a; Norfolk 4 Western. SSL
Norfolk & Western preferred. 95: Ontario 4
Western, 537s; Pennsylvania 71%; Rand Mines,
U.s. Reading, 72h; Reading first preferred. As:
Reading second preferred. 80; Southern Railway.
:361a: Southern Railway preferred 1902: Southern
Pacific. 71as Union Pacific, 1856; Union Pacific
preferred. 9Sh; United States Steel. 3S v Unit
cd States Steel preferred. 1053s; Wabash, %
Wabash preferred. 42A
Bar silver quiet % 9-16d per ounce.
Money, 3h@3M per cent
The rate ot discount in the open market fol
short bills is 4la0i4% per cent. .s.. s..s.t4-r,
The rate of discount III the open market fol
three months bills is per cent
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK Nov. 1S.-Money OH call nomi-
nal.. loans. Time loans steady; 60 and 80
days. per cent; six months. 512 M6 per cent.
Close-Prme mercantile paper, 81 per cent:
sterling exchange firm. with actual business in
bankers bills at s.. S645@l4 $3.50 for demand and
at 81 S29OQl4.S3 for 60-day bills; posted rates,
81 .S3h 0l4.S 81. commercial bills, $4.S2n4.S21
bar silver. Gle: Mexican dollars. 491hc; govern
ment bonds steady; railroad bonds firm. aop2
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 1S.-Bank clearings to-
day, Sc. 957 6746S. New York exchange: Selling
rate, 5Oc premium; buying rate, 1Oc premium.
Chicago exchange, Selling rate. SOC premium:
buying rate 10c discount. London 60-day sight
documentary exchange. 81 S2A. 49,.
PARIS. Nov. 1S.-1hree per cent rentes 99f
9Oc for the account; exchange London, Psf
IA 1ac for checks.
ST PAUL, Nov. IS. -"ank r!carings tc'iay
were 81 1921 ,215.S3.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18

KANSAS CRY GRAIN Nov. i 1s.--Close-
Wheat. Unchanged; December. Ts1as: May, so@c;
7ShMs1hc: No. 9 red, 9D@9O1sc; No g. S6Gp
sec. Corn. steady; December. 4O1sc: May. 40A 6;
cash No. mixed. 420l42Ac;s No. white, 43c;
mixe1, 29c.
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PROVISIONS
CHICAcO pROVTSTONS Nov 1c-M.-

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Nov 1S.-May pork
was up 21ac at $12.75. Lard and ribs We're each
unchanged at 81 and $6.75 respectively.
Close Pork, January, S1272h; May
".S212 012S5. Lard January. $6.S7h; May
s7.021A. Ribs, January, s6.55@6.57h; May
S6.77IA
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NEW YoRK PRopucE. Nov, 1s-Rntte

ste ,, to firm: receipts ? a42 pkgs: state
dailh common to extra, 1GM23c; western imi-
tafien creamery frsts, E1%M1S1ac. Cheese,
quiet: receipts 4,237 weekly exports. zoos
boxes: state full cream, small colored and
white, September fancy, 13Ac: do late made.
choice. 121a 0l12a.c: do fair to good l2Ac:
skins, full to light, 3RM11c. Eggs. firm: re-
ceipts, 4,647; state, Pennsylvania state and
nearby fancy selected, white, 3S040c: do choice
35Gt37c: do mixed fancy, extra, 35c; western
! finest, SIC; do frsts, 3O@31c; southern, 21@l
i 3Oc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT, Nov. 1s-

: NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT Nov. 1S.v
The weekly bank statement today showed that
the clearing house banks held $29151j0 in eN-
cess of the % per cent of deposits required by
law. Last week there deficit of So, ,42s,
500. showing an increase of $5.343, $50. The
statement follows Loans, 81 OF 0S3. 600, de-
crease $27 ,204, ,200 deposits. 5000, ,O69, ,OoO, de-
crease $29 249. 800; circulation, SOL $50 900, in
crease $37S200; legal tenders. $73O75, 100, in
crease $3.50, 800: specie $179. COT 300, decrease
$2.659.O0O: reserve 1852, 6S2. 400, decrease
$1.96S,50O: required. S249. .767 $50. de-
crease $7312450; surplus, $2,915.15O. increase
$5,34395O;' exUnited States deposits, $5,057 175.
increase $5,351, ,975.
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ST. LOUIS L1yEsToCK, \

ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Now 1S.-Cattle-.
steers So. .6oGi $50: stockers and feeders, 81 100f
3.A5; cows and heifers. S2M4.45: Texas steers,
So. 50 :3,5Gi 3.75: COWS and heifers, S2M3.
Hcgs-Receipts, $500: market steady: pigs
and lights, $4.50m4.S5 packers. 4.50@ 4.9O;
butchers and best heavy, $4.75@4.95.
Sheer-Receipts, 300: market steady. Ma
tives, 81. .5O@5.4O; lambs, $5.25M7.45; Texans,
$2.75@475.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS

Received Wheat 422 cars, 442. GOO bu: corn.
$3.50 bu: oats. 1t1 100 bu: barley. e. $50 bu:
rye. $500 hu;. flax. 1o3.sso hu: -four. 5o9 brls;
n,illstuffs. 20 tonss hay, 400 tons. CARROTS. 74
1850 bu; oats. A, 2405 ln barley; 1890 bu:
rye. 700 bu: fan. .1n0 bu: -four. G2 533 sbrls
nlil1strffs .56' TONS. linsced oil. 500. COO lbs
oil cake. 732. 900 lbse} CARROTS. $50. ~sss
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-18

NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Nov. 1s.
Sugar, raw, steady: fair refining. 27sc; tcen-
trifugal 96-test. 7-16c: molasses sugar, 29sc.
Refined quiet crushed. 5.3Oc; powdered, 4.70c:
granulated 4.6Cc. Coffee quiet; No.. Z Rio,
slice. Molasses firm; New Orleans 3Om37c'