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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-01-13
THE FLOUR TRADE

The output of -four by mills generally
was considerably reduced last week from
the previous weeks outturn, for there was
only a small business passing and there
were few shipping directions received.
Prices We're not firm: and buyers, in East
ern markets especially. seemed to be well
enough supplied with flour to warrant
them in taking on new lots only when
actual necessity demanded. A large num-
Der of the mills are closed down entirely,
to remain so until business shall revive.
St. Louis mills report a considerable num-
Der of sales, but, the total amount of
flour sold was not large. In a word, trade
in flour was extremely duh and unsatis-
factory with the majority of the mills,
and there was small prospect of improve
ment.
Without displaying any activity, the
Glasgow -four market is firm at hardening
prices. In Liverpool buyers are show
Ing more interest, but there is prac-
ticaily no c. l. f. business passing, as
forward prices are prohibitive. The ca
bles today state that creates. steadiness
has characterized the London market;
demand has revived slightly. and Mime
sofa mills are asking substantial ad-
vance for first patents. which restricts
business in that grade-Northweste
Miller.
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WEAK LONGS L|QU|DAT[ WHEAT FREELY
No. 3 hard. Duluth reported sale of a
lot Of low grade Manitoba wheat to go to

No. 8 hard. Duluth reported a sale of a
lot Of low grade Manitoba wheat to go to
Minneapolis was steady-for No. north
ern at $l165s, and Duluth 1sc lower at
$1.15. At ST. Louis No. red in store
quoted at sI18A @1.1Sss, &c lower, and at
$1.1S6D1.19 f. o. b. Kansas City was easier
at $1.08@1.09 for No. 8 hard
Demand for corn was slow. Prices on
tables were higher relative to the May
and bids were not advanced. Sales We're
90, 600 blu. There was the same moderate
demand for oats. with sales 100000 blu
white clipped.
Weather Map-Nebras ka-Fair to clear,
to below; precipitation, 10 to 20. Iowa
Clear, below to Is above; precipitation,
"a to 1.2S. Kansas-Partly cloudy, 1 be-
low at Concordia to above at Dodge
City. Missouri - Clear. IA to Is above.
Oklahoma-Cloudv. above, trace of pre-
cipitation. Fort WORTH Cloudy, 1S above;
precipitation. Sc. Ohio Valley-Cloudy,
80 to 4S above; general precipitation, .38
TO LILO, and raining at Nashville.
Forecast-Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Minnesota. Montana, North Dakota, fair
and colder tonight and tomorrow; Mis-
souri,. Upper Michigan Iowa, fair tonight,
snow furries Friday; Lower Michigan,
South Dakota. Nebraska, Kansas, snow
tonight and Friday Indication are for
generally fair weather throughout this
district tonight, preceded by snow fur
ries in upper lake region. Some snow is
also probable west of the Mississippi riv-
er. The temperatures will be decidedly
lower east of Mississippi river.
Range In Minneapolis Prices
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STREET DON'T LIKE
IT AND SELL FREELY
General Selling on the Penn.
syIvania Bond Issue Closes
Market Weak and Dull

; NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Selling predomi-
mated over buying in today's stock opera
lions, but the transactions were no less
strictly professional than they have heen
ever since New Years. The traders SEEM
ed prompted to sell mainly by their. dis
appointment over the futility of previous
attempts to get prices higher. Some of the
days developments offered nominal
cause for the depression, but there was
little evidence of real liquidation. the
traders simply endeayoring to Anticipate
what the action would be of the real
holders of stocks. There is undoubtedly
considerable unsettlement of mind
amongst SPECTATORS over the VARYING and
contradictory reports from Washington re-
sarding the legislative programme. The
weight of opinion today was definitely
on the side of aggressive insistence by the
president upon measures to regulate rail-
road freight rates and corporation at
1aIrs, with the question of tariff revision
district showed it's usual sen5itiveness to
the agitation of these subjects
Pennsylvania Bond Issue
The action taken by the Pennsylvania
directors towards a $50, 900, 300 bond issue
had an adverse effect on bullsh senti-
ment. although some such action has been
ment, however, seemed to serve as le-
minder of the large vol Ime of probaf Ie
capital issues by the railroad coInpa nies
future. 1t has been urged by the adyo-
Gates of active speculation that the great
interests which have these new issues in
view would be anxious o foster an active
stock market to assist in floating
But that did not prevent a Characters
tic reversal of the point of view IN todays
trading to the apprehension that the pros
pect of new offerings would stagnate the
demand for securities already in the mar
ket- Some of the stocks which have had
the benefit recently of rumors of in
creased dividends were notable sufferers
IN todayS reaction. Baltimore & Ohio
was the conspicuous example and was
the leader of the decline Illinois Central
was similarly affected The movement of
these stocks had large sympathetic ef-
feet on the whole list.
Time Loans Active
A rather more active inquiry was ,e-
ported for time loans for the longer De-
rlods and the further advance in foreign
exchange offered no prospect of any ces-
satlon OF the outward movement of gold,
although discounts in London were APP
.preclably easier. London was a seller in
this market however, on balance as vas
Paris in the London market In spite of
the reported success of the Russian loan
In Berlin. Incidents in the banking world
such as police court proceedings in Buff
falo In connection with a bank failure and
the cauSeless run on an institution with
many customers amongst aliens on the
East side section in this city were fac
tors of some encouragement to the specu
lative temper. The late resumption of
Manhattan's unexplained advance checked
the decline, but the closing was heavy
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales par
value, S4,615,00 United States govern
ment bonds were all unchanged on call
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CASH SALES
Minneapolis. Jan. u

) No. 1 Northern Wheat-3 cars. s1.161b:
2 cars, sl.16%; l part car. 81. 17A; s cars,
Mo- Northern-1 car, 81 121b: 5 cars.
81 .4SA;1 car, Sill; car, s1.14M: car
y 1871 ears. 81 IS; cars, 81. 145s; j. 900
gu si 20 arrive. Sl.iS; 10000 bu to arrive.
AZ o whes 3, q cars. sl.os; "a cars
s ssr cb Wneata :, g cars 81; cars ose;
s. coz car sl.o5; car, hin, nc:
Sears cars, 81 o2; ao car, LOB; car, frosted
Choice she sdr ssfi car Isv thin sSc
Rejected Wheat car. ssc; s cars. re:
car TIC; cars. Soc; / car. STc;. / car.
ooc; cars sec; car. sec: car. 7sc; /
roc; l car, 92c; car. 90c; car, Tie.
~ NO Grade Wheat car, S5c; part car,
No; Yellow corn-e cars to arrive.
No. 4 G %s;. ga car ss4e: I ear, ssl4e
" 0.000 blu to arrive 29c
No. 4 White Oats-2 cars. 2Ss.c. ssrs
2S5sc; car. 29c; cars, 2S1bc. =
ON NO; OATS sss1 car, 2sAc; I car mixed.
No. Rye car, 771se.
no. . RYE car, 75c; car, 75c; car,
No Grade Rye-l ear, ssc; "a sacks of
No. 4 Barley car sSc;; 8 cars. 37c: q
cars. 39c; 1 car, 43c - : = .
No, Feed Barley cars, 365ac: cars
PC; cars, 56c; car, S5c; car, s55sc:
No: Feed Barley car SSc: car.
35e; car. 35a4c; / car, 3Sc -
No. Flaxseed-1 car. ST. c3L ear.
81 %; 500 bu to arrive, $I.235h.
Rejected Flaxseed-I car, 81 e1. cay=s
$l19R;;1 car, III. -. =
Durum Wheat car, No. 2 mixed. s4e.
part car rejected smutty, soc; car, NO.
Screenings--1 car ner ton. $40
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dlnneapoIIs Receipts and shIpments
MINNEAPOLIS CASH MARKETS
Coarse Grain Market Is Active, With
Good General Demand

SSoOo GCUSTdt demand
Flax--Market firm with a good demand,
NO. flax closing at 81 JPN in all posi-
lions. Receipts 10 cars ard Shipments 5.
rn-Oferings continue liberal. but the
demand continues good and prices hold
very firm, No. yellow closing at 391ac.
Receipts 81 cars and shipments A.:
Oats-In good demand with market ac-
I've and nrm. No. 3 white closing at 28axc.
receipts 80 cars and shipments S.~p- =
Rye-Demand continues active and mar
Ket very strong, closing at 755k @76a4e.
Receipts cars and shipments g.
Bariey-There was better demand for
cholce samples and corresponding advance
IN prices, while poor stuff was duh and
lower Mailing is selling at sS@44c and
feed at 33@3Sc Receipts % cars and
shipments -
Feed and Meal - Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn, in sacks, extra, $15.25;
No. ground feed. 2-3 corn and 1-3 oats,
so-ib lacks, sacks extra $3.50; Mo-
saeRs aesa corn s,E and oats sob
extra. SIS 5@16.76.
Mtllstuffs = Bran in bulk, SIS; shorts.
$lS.Se; mlddlings; $3.50; red dog, SIS; all
per ton additionally in 1oO-ib sacks, 81. SO
per ton additional. Shipments, 2,723 tons.
Hay = Reported by Cleveland & Co.
There is scarcity of really good hay, and
the demand for this class is urgent and
brings top prices; car of really choice
ordinary or poor hay the demand is quiet
and slow, especially for the latter. and
prices are just steady.
Timothy. choice, $9@9.50: No. l. SIS. 500
3; No, g. s75o@S; No; 9, se5o@7ss upland,
No. 5, $4,000. So; midland. se67s ~ s y%ggs
$5@6; rye straw. S5.50@$6; wheat or cat,
$4@5; receipts, 81 tons.
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ST. PAUL MARKETS

Feed and Meal--Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn, ton, s15.25; ground feed, No.
1, two-thirds corn, one third oats. SIG;
ground feed, No. 2, one-half corn, one-half
oats. s16-25: ground feed. No. 8. third
corn, two thirds oats, 1850
Bran and Shorts-Bran in bulk, SIS;
bran in sacks, 200 lbs, $15.75; bran IN
sacks, 100 lbs. s16.25; standard middlings,
in sacks. SIS; standard middlings, 200-lb
sacks, $15-75; standard middlings, 1O0-lb
sacks, SIG. %: middling flour. in bulk,
sl1 %; middling flour, in sacks, 100 lbs.
SIS: %; oil meal, per ton. $3.50.
Hay--Receipts, cars; choice prairie,
$6m7; No. prairie, s50S6. No
midland, $5@6; No. midland. s4@5;
choice timothy, SO; No. 1 timothy,
81 .75t@S.50; No. 2 timothy Sc. soar rs;
No. 3, $5@6; No. 1 clover hay, mixed,
Sc 50@7. 25; No. 2 clover, mixed. "a .50695;
packing hay. $3@3. IS; no grade, s.. 500
8; rye straw, s5@5-50; wheat and oat
straw, $304. 80.
Flour Patents, firsts, s6@6.1O: patents,
seconds. S5.S0@5. 90; clears, firsts $4 300
A so: red dog, per ton, 140-lb sacks. $40
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PRODUCE MARKET

Butter-Cre aniery-Extras orc. lime
creamery, 2s@24c; frsts, 2l@25c. Dair- -
iie les &c; firsts, 16@17c; pack
ed. 20@21c; rolls and prints, l7@lsc:
choice rolls and prints, 16@17c; grease,
Cheese-Twin. fancy. October pic.
twins or flats. storage, 10@111bc: Yonng
Americas fancy, 12@12kc; brick, No. i,
lS7a @I4c; brick, No. 2, 10@11c; limbur-
ger; No J. new 14c; primost, No. /. SC;
l4@141zc; Swiss cheese, No. 2 wheel, I3c.
EggslStrictly fresh, loss off, 23c; ster-
E, B Beans 8 to fancy navy, per Blu,
S.25. - = o"''' i'i' - fancy si.soep
Peas yellow peas, s1.25.
a5e pot sMees He grown, car lots 300
- vegetablees-Bsets, per bu, 4oc; beans,
S2@2,50; carrots, bu, 4oe; celery. dozen,
box, soc; mint. dozen, Acc; onions, dozen,
lunches, Coo; onions, cwt., $125M1.35:
parsley, dozen, doc; radishes, dozen
o., he's soc; rutabagas bu, 4oc; turnips,
Pears-W Winter Nellis, box, 1925.
Grapes. Catawbas, basket. zoe; Malagas,
Apples Common stock, s1.50@2 %:
fancy varieties, s2.25@3. So
Cranberries-Bbf S7.50@11.
800 y
Lemons-California, per box, SO. 5o@s. IS.
Oranges-Seedlings, 50; Floridas, $780,
California navels, S2.75@3.
Dressed Meats-Veal, fancy, &c; fair to
good, 6@61ac;; mutton. country dressed
4Q6c; fall lamb. round dressed, 8@9c.
Hogs-Country dressed 5@5hc
Dressed Poultry-Spring chicks, fancy
12@121sc; No. 2. 9@10c; hens, fancy. 100
lie; No. 2, 7@Sc; turkeys, No. /, 1910
tic; thin and poor, 10@l1c; old toms, Is
@14c; ducks, HOBO; geese, 10@11c.
Frozen poultry lie and &c less than
above. ~
Fish Crappies. 5@Sc; pike, TIC; pickle
rel. AZ @5c; sunffsh. perch. ETC.. 41hc; frog
legs. dozen, 6@Sc; Lake Superior herring
30371c.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
NEW YORK

New York-Flour-Rec 1861: ex-
ports. 7,4s7; quiet but firm Rye flour
firm. Buckwheat -four dull. Cornmeal
easy; coarse, 81 OSD1.10. Rye nominal.
Barley quiet. Wheat-Receipts none; ex-
ports none; spot easy; No. 2 red, Slips
No. l northern Duluth. SI12A f. o. b.
afoat; No. i hard Manitoba. sil2h i. o.
b. afioat. Options opened barely steady
under disappointing cables and bearish
Price Current report. Later they rallied
on adverse Argentine news, small West
ern receipts, bull support and covering,
but were unsettled in the last hour, clos
ing easy under LIQUIDATION at Nc net de,
sl.16A; July, s1031s al 03 g. closed at
$1-o3A. Corn-Receipts.. ,450 bu; ex-
ports, 59,0S6; sales, $1,000; futures, $4,000
vator and 51zsc f. O. b. afioat; No. 2 yell
low, SIC; No. white, 521sc: option mar
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ern. 50; No IS; No. 4, 81; rejected, so;

ern. SO; No. 4s; No. 4, 81; rejected, so;
no grade,
Other Grains-No winter wheat s.;
rejected winter wheat, 5; mixed wheat /
western wheat, s; No 8 yellow corn, 20;
No. 3 corns z; No. 4 corn, no grade corn,
3; No white oats. s; No. white oats, s.;
NOS oats. no grade oats, No. 2 rye,
barley, 3; No. feed barley, 2; No.
northwestern flax, 3; No. i fax, z; rejected
fax,
wheat, z No. northern wheat, IL; No. 8
wheat, SO; No. wheat, As; rejected wheat,
AZ; no grade wheat, s.; No. g yellow corn.
white oats, 6; No. 4 white oats, 1 ; No. 8
oats, 4; No. barley, No. 2 feed barley,
/; No. rye, 1: No. i flax,
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METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK. Jan. 12,-Conner was
higher in the English market, with spot
quoted at s6S Us Sd and futures at e69
Locally the tone is firm, with lake held at
$l5.37 " @15. so; electrolytfc at $15.121k a.
1879; casting at $14.75@15. 121b
Iron closed at 54s Sd in Glasgow and at
49s 119d in Middlesboro. Locally iron was
unchanged. with prices still firm and the
market reported in sellers favor, although
at the moment demand is rather quiet, as
usual after the holidays and following the
activity earlier in the winter and autumn
No. foundry northern is held at S17.50D
$l7.95; No. 2 foundry northern at $3.50;
No. foundry southern and No 1 foundry
soft southern at S177501S
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS

BOSTON, Jan 12.-closing quotations:
cadian, 1& az; Atlantic. liz G17&: Bing-
ham, 33@331a; Calumet and Hecla $50
asked; Consolidated Mercur, 34@37; Cop
per Range Consolidated, 6S1b @69; Daily
Dominion Steel, 1871 @I9N Elm River. 81
@2A; Franklin, 11h@12; Cranky, $40
5as; Guanajuato, 3@3B; Greene Consoli-
Mass, 1917 oil; Michigan 125s @12A; Mo-
hawk, sly @52; Old Colony, 18@1SA; Old
Dominion, 27h@27%; osceola, 921a@9S;
Parrot, 2Sh@29M; Phoenix, 2A @3;
Shannon Copper Co.. SIS @S7s: Swift Sc
Co, 111@112s Tamarack, 115@121; Te-
cumseh, 2@21s; Trinity, 9@91a; United
States Mining 235s @24; United States
Oil, 105s oil; Utah, 42@4214; Victoria, SO
5A; Winona. Tx @12A Wolverine, 1863
@107; Wyandotte, 2@214 Santa F'e, "a a
29s
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR MARKET
Demand Not Quite So Brisk-PrIces Re-
main Unclaimed at Quotations

MJlers reports are rather conflicting
Some report the demand as good, while
others say it is only fair or poor, and that
they are not selling as much as last week
Mills continue to run at around 75 per
cent of their capacity. Reports from
other milling centers say there is good
demand The Ogilvie Milling company, of
Winnipeg, is reported to have sold SO, 1000
barrels Tuesday.
Shipments. so, 115 bbls.
First patents. S6.50@6.60; second pat
ents. s6.30@6.40; first clears, S4.15@435;
second clears. $2.60@2.70. (These are all
f. o. b. in woody
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Close Close
Open ! High. Low. Today Yes.
vht
fay ISL. l75a1S1 .18 81 16% Isl. 16ak isl. i7sk
uly 1.15& ]. 154sl /. 14as 1.14asl 1.16M
ept .933s 93A $685. 1891 .e31b
,atS
fay .2s1s 2sA 30 .29 .291h
Closing Cash Grain Prices

No. 1 hard, s1.17&; No. / northern,
81 .15A;. No. northern s1.1lsz al. 12% !;
No 8 wheat, 81 .05H oil OH No. / durum,
S9c; No. 8 oats. 27%c: No white oats,
2SAc; barley. 33@44c; rye, 75h@76Ac;
No. flax on spot, $1.22az; No. / fax to
arrive, 81 22A; No. / fax, January OPP
ton, 81. 22A.
Puts and Calls
Minneapolis-May puts s115as: calls.
81: IN @I.17ss; curb 81 IS oil. 161k
Milawukee-May wheat puts, SI15N@
I 1885, calls, 81. 7as: July wheat puts
CSC; calls. $685. @99hc; May corn puts,
44hc; calls. 1850 :,
MinneapoIIs Reee,n+e ,nd shinn,.,4
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Struck Down at the Altar

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, Jan. 12.-
While a procession was entering the
Catholic church at Cayamhe, near Out
to, thunderstorm broke and the altar
was struck by lightning, setting fire to
the church. A priest and eight other
persons were MORALLY wounded.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-Prime mercan-
tile paper, y4@41s per cent Sterling ex-
change strong, closing easier, with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S7.55@
for sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4.S5B@
4.S6 and s4. 88@4. 8S1e commercial bills.
$4.847s;. Bar silver. 5s%c Mexican dol
lars, 4713c. Government bonds steady;
railroad bonds irregular Money on call
steady, 2@21s per cent; closing bid, 2 per
cent; offered at 2A per cent; loans very
easy; sixty days and ninety days, 8 per
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, JAN 12-Butter-Firm
Eggs--Firm; at mark, cases Included 81
@26c. Cheese-Steady; daisies 11k@
11Ac; twins. 11@11Ac; Young Americas,
liz @12c. Poultry-Live firm turkeys,
13c; chickens, lie; springs. lie. Potatoes
Firm; burbanks, 34@35c; rurals. 32@
33c Veal-Firn; SO to 60 lb weights
5@51ac;; IS to 20 Id weights, 5k@6kc;
80 to 125 Id weights, 6h 07hc
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COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK. Jan. 12The market for
changed to points lower: sales were re-
ported of 2S6, 600 bags. Including March at
7.70@7.75c; May, 7.95@Sc: July, 5000
S15c; September, S.40@S. 45c; December
$3.50 Spot quiet
Sugar-Raw unchanged; refined firm.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, jan 12-Cotton futures
closed steady; January. 6. rae; February,
6. tic; March,. soc; April. s see; May,
g. sec; June, $3.50; July. 6. 99c: August
Z csc; October, z Csc Spot closed duief.
points lower; middling uplands. Z 10c.
middling gulf, .35c; sales, 1900 bales.
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MONEY REPORTS
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. Ito
days statement of the treasury balances
IN the general fund, exclusive of the $780,
e00, 0oo gold reserve in the division of re-
Available cash balance. ...... $141 1854, 374
gold 20, 232, S02
Silver ..=..s...s.s........... 1876, 455
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MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee, Wis.-Flour duh. Wheat
steady; No. northern, 81. 1901 II; No. 2
northern, 81 1901. IA; May. S1.161z asked :;
puts S1,I51k; calls, 81 liz asked. Rye
nlgner; No. Il, 81 Nc. Barley steady; No. 2,
'52@5Sc; sample 36@51c. Oats steady;
standard, 311a @32c. Corn firm; No. 8, 42h
@45c; May, 445sc asked; puts, 441sD445sc
bids calls, 441bc asked = :
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Die of YeIInw Fever

HAVANA, Jan. 1.-TWO of three
women who arrived on Jan. 5 from
Colon on the steamer Dora and who
We're taken to the detention hospital
died Of yellow fever.
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NEW YORK PRopucE

NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-Butter-Steadv
unchanged; receipts, 1882 pkgs Cheese
Steady, unchanged; receipts, 2,059 pkgs.
Eggs-F1rm, unchanged; receipts, 6,532.
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, Mo.-Close- Wheat steady;
M x g. o6 July, so3se; cash No. 2 hard.
$l.l2@1. 13;; No. 8, s1.09@1. II. Corn
steady; May, 421sc; July, 42Z c; cash No
mixed, 42@42Ac; No. 8, 41A @421ae; No.
2awhite. 81 @32c; No. Q mixed. 3lc.
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LIVERPOOL

Liverpool Spot wheat nominal; flu
lures quiet; March, Is I'D; May, Is SD;
mixed, new, As Id; American mixed. old.
As Id; futures firm; March, As 13sd;
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CLOSING STOCK LIST
OpenIH ighlL owIClose

Quotations furnished by Edwards Wood
Co. main Office Fifth and Robert streets.
st. Paul.
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DULUTH

Duluth. MINI Wheat opened &c off at
This was the range for the early part of
the session, but near the close a decline
set in, taking May. to s1.16M1s, with a very
weak close. Flax was n up, but exceed
lngiy dull Receipts-Wheat, 6; flax, s;
oats, {. Shipments Wheat, 6, 145 bu; oats,
$500 blu. Cars on track 105 Close:
Wheat, cash No: | northern. $1.141s; No.
nortnern. Sl.o7 V; May, 81. 1915; July,
May SIPS; oats. CSC; rye, 75cs
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Japan IS, cts. 96H
u & N uni As. .102M |
oman C G. As. 105%
Mex Cen As. -. 75H
do 1st inc. %
M & st l. As. -. 965s
M K & T As. ..101
do IDS 1890. S61a
BIN RI of M cas-. 81
NYC gen 35as.. .1001s
bNJC gen 5s. :. 134M
Nor Pac As. los u
do IS 1900. TEX
N & w con As. .102A
o S L rfdg As. 97H
Penn C 31ss. .104
Read gen As. .101 "a
81 & I'M c 5s. ..116R
81 & ST fg as. 88A
st l. Sw con As. 80A
S A L As. -. 81
So Pac As. 95h
So Ry IS. .117%
t & P lists .121
BIZ st L & w As S31a
Union Pac As. Jos II
do cow As. .114%
70 S Steel I'd 5s. 92%
Wabash lists. ..11SA
do deb B. 66R
West Md As. Ok
w & L E As. =. 93k
Wis Cen Is. =. 91A
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-01-13
81. LOUIS

st. Louis. Moo iose-Wheat lower: No.
cash elevator 81 .17ss; track, s1.1S@
hard, 81. POL. IA. Corn lower; No. 2 cash
43c; track, Az @44s4c; May, 42ss @42Mc;
July 3Mc. Oats steady; No. 2 cash, sic;
track dna 3l32 @32c; May, 31asc; No. white,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-01-13
PARIS
PARIS, Jan. 12.-The weekly stateme
PARIS
BE Rim

BERLIN, Jan 12.-Exchange on Lon
don, 20 marks 4S pigs for checks; discount
rates, short bills. per cent; three month
bills, 2ss per cent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-01-13

ket was in small volume, but steady. with
the West closing net unchanged; May,
90 90 S.l6q ao16c. closed 50asc. Oats-Re-
ceipts, 5000; spot easy; mixed, 26 to 80
pounds, S6kW371ac; natural white, 80 to;
81 pounds, 37@38c; clipped white, So to
40 pounds, 39W401zc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-01-13
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT
REGENTS. Shipments.

The following are the receipts and ship
| ments at the principal primary wheat
markets:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-01-13
new YORK BONDS

U.S.ref. Is, g-.104 q
do coupon. -. 104 %
do IS, reg. .103%
do coupon. ..1O4M
do n As. reg. .131
do coupon. .131
do o is, reg. 1851
do coupon-..105%
Am Tob As, ctfs. Tx
do 6s, ctfs... .110%
Atch gen As. .103B
do adjt As. 94%
A G l. As. .101 81
b Il Ohio As. .I04 Is
do 314s 1890. 95X
G of Ga 5s. .1l3X
bdo 1st me-. 81
do I'd inc. 70
G & Ohio 41ss- .10SM
G & Alt 3Ks.. S1M
G b & Q n As. 99%
G r l & P As. so
do col 5s. -. 951s
Gee & 81 g 4s.101H
Chi Term 4s.... S7&
bCol Mid. As. -. 74H
Col & So As. %
Cuba 5s, ctfs. 104A
D & Rio G As. .100%
Dis Sec 5s. 70
oErie p ! As. ...101
do gen As. 91Ml
FW & DC lists. ITO
Hook v 4ks. 109A