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Mohave County miner., 1905-12-09
Mine Warning Notice.

To whom 1t may concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Maripoes (with machinery thereon), Orc Plata. Wedge aud Goldsmith mines. situated iu Todd Basin. Wsllapai mining d'stric'. Mohave county. Arf zOna. are under lease to parties working the same. and that neither the said mines nor the owners thereof will he responsibl. for any labor or debts contracted. or injuries sustained by any employer or employe in the ore-atiob of sad mining prorer,y: thSf all operatives en gage i" such service at their own risk and thaS no debt is valid against said mining cia,ms.
 J.w GEKkiTT. KiuQman. Dec. lg. 1899.
Mohave County miner., 1905-12-09
ROSS Fl. BLAKELY & CO.,.
 RESTRICTIONS,

We are uow prepared to furulsn rull and com. plete Abstracts of Titles of lands, mines anH town lots within Mohave county, Arizona, including records of Probate and District Courts, Delinquent Tax and Sheriff Sales.
 ROSS H. BLAKELY, ManageY
Mohave County miner., 1905-12-09

A handsome line of suspenders and neckties for the Holidays at the Elm. porium.
Mohave County miner., 1905-12-09

Secretary and Superintendent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-24
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Chicago to Watson: Shorts covering wheat, adj
NIT it may be good time to sell again.
Valentine sold Chicago May wheat.
Paris close: Wheat unchanged to 5 centimes
higher. -four unchanged to 90 centimes higher.
Valentine also sold July wheat.
Liverpool close: Wheat unchanged to I'D
lower. corn ssM1ad higher
Antwerp unchanged. n
: Berlin unchanged -
. Budapest 1ac lower. .t
Bartlett -Frazier and Rosenbaum bought Chicago
Brocmnall says: eur Argentine cable says
wheat markets greatly Murdered owing to diff
Guilty of getting adequate railway transporta-
ton. This will cause a continuance of the de-
lay in shipping at Baha Blenca. The foreign
demand for wheat has fallen off since last week.
Flowing for the new, crop has commenced I'M
der favorable conditions Corn markets now
easy, owing to the continued small foreign de.
mant. The weather continues favorable fol-
gathering the croc.'
Walter Comstock bought Chicago May corn
freely.
Weather map shows thrnderstorms in Missouri
Illinois. Indiana and Ohio valley last night: gen
orally clear this morning in all directions. with
Temperatures slightly lower but seasonable
C.. E. Lewis from Chicago:k Armour selling
some May wheat. Commission houses selling
july.
Chicago to Whallon: Very little corn on mar
Peoria wired Lewis: Receipts about 80 cars
Weather fine Nothing bought at the stntions
English country markets quiet but steady
weather fair. but cloudy: forecast unsettled
French country markets firm.
Clearancfs wheat and -four, $4,000 bu; corn
$4,000; oats, 1000.
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MONEY REPORTS

BERLIN, March 24.--Exchange on London, 20
marks 49,. pigs for checks.
LONDON, March A.---1he amount Of bullion
taken into the Bank Of England on balance to-
day. G44, 900. 50. -. .rr.s
PARIS. March 24.--Three per cent rentes, 99f
75c for the account Exchange on London, 2of
1910 for checks.
ST. PAUL, March A.-Bank clearinSs today
81, O55, 991.1S. ,.--.. -
MINNEAPOLIS. March 24.--Bank clearings to-
day $3,O41 .974.37 New York exchange. selling
rate. soc premium; buying rate, SOC premium
Chicago exchsnge. selling rate SOC premium i;nn;
doeu anS iat: exc exchange. $4.s3M: ''
NEW YORK, March A.--Close,Money on
call firm; 1881 per cent; closing bid. "a per
cent; offered at 81 per cent; time loans steady
go and 80 days, 34 @3h per cent; six months
32 per cent. -.-
! cent; sterning exchange, weak, closing STEADY
with actual business in bankers bills at $4.S5.6l
for 6O-day bills; posted rates. 81 "a Sg4So ant
S4.S6h M4S7; commercial bills, $4.S3as; ba
| silver. ONO: Mexican dollars, 441ac; government
| bonds. firm: railroad bonds. strong. - =
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

are to 'S9 this s!Sstk
&c lower at sie7ss, sela At s1.o5%: feH to
ay fe and e e0sf FAX xss da and owe CT Nay
lost 1Nc. Oats advanced 1ac. -,
The close Wheat to arrive No q hs
&c., sc: No. 2 SIC; May s1o7A: July, s1o5M:
sf? $7 Msy. sis7 oats a to arrivs 81 t on
traGs s saG ~ rye to arrive e on It tase e
si 5S1msh Ss wat as barley $780, fax
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN. March 2:
s ana *s: St. SS "HfSS4s sts9s
@4.e5: Wheat; receipts: % 400; sales. /, 300,
bles liberal northwest receipts large Argentine
shipments and weakness in outside markets.
on later Cables but the market eated off again
ssnas S5Is rsssSfs Ssi
tureless. Oats, receipts, $4,000 bu: nominal,
teGssr sRe ceS xay 5 5u S4f Sep
M Ny 5!3K TIoyR APP APP. GRAIN; March p
@901ac bid; puts. 90c bid: calls. Ole asked. Rye
steady: No. J.. S54 @s5hc. Barley. dull No 2
Els saTple $s@5oc Oats steady; STANDARD Lar
47isc; May. 4s@471ac: May. 4sssc bid; puts
4S13c asked; calls, 4s%c asked.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, March 2.-c1ose-
Wheat: lower; May: 941ac;o July: 1913 @791ac
cash CO N, No hard, $1.o2@1.oa; No. 3, y7iae@
No. 3. s1.o3d1 .o6: No. i. 90c@$1.02. Corn
weak; May. 44% @45c; July, 44Ac:- cash No:
mixed, 45& ll46c: No. 3, 45Mc; No. white
400 46Ac; No. ). Acc. Oats, steady; No.
white. 331a@34hc: No. mixed, 33M34c.
WINNIPEG GRAIN, March 24.-Opening-
May !a4!ac; July, ,95Ac. Close--March, 92&c
May, 937sc: July, 95 Nc. Cash-No. l northern
93c; No. northern. SOC; No. 3, SIC; No. ex
ira. 1850; No. +. 74Ac; No. 8, CSC; feed. SIC
puts 93c; calls, 94%c; curb, 93Bc. Receipts
; 81 cars; year ago, %.
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There have been sent to the navyyard
at Boston for testing several samples of
a new kind of chain, in which the Inns
are made of thin steel and nodded with
out welding. It is believed that this
weldless chain is stronger than the other
chains now in use in the navy, and if
the tests prove this it will probably be
generally adopted for use by the bureau
Of equipment.
suggest ion that a shaft be sunk twelve miles
for scientific exploration has recently been made
but it has been calculated that at that depth the
pressure must BE. about forty tons TO the square
inch. which would prohibit shaft-sinking by any
known method 90 .@s e..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-24
STATE GRAIN INsPECTIoN. MARCH "a,

Cars Inspected In--Wheat-Great Northern
No. 1 hard. 1: No: northern 6; No. north
no grade, 3.
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul--No. 2 north
ern: ): No. g. 6: No. a. "a; rejected %.
Minneapolis & St. Iouis-No. 1 northern, 8;
No. 2 northern, 5: No. 3, 1; No.t4, 8; reject
ed, l.,
ern Isl Ne. ) g. No. eorfneFB re5ect sG n0f'n
Northern Pacifc-No. northern, 1; No. 2
northern, 2: No 3, 6; No. 4. 10.
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha-No
northern. 2; No. 3, l. rejected, 2.
Totas-No. hard 1; No. northern, 20; No.
Sd: no grade. ,.
Other Grains--No. 3 durum wheat. cars; re-
jected durum wheat. 1 carr rejected winter
wheat, cars: mixed wheat, cars; western
wheat. l. No. yellow corn, i: No. 8 corn. 10;
No. corn 1; no grade corn. 2; No. 2 white oats,
.: No. white oats, 20; No. white oats. "a
No. 9 oats. {; no grade oats, q; No. rye: 1:
barley. 1s: No 2 feed barley. is; no grade feed
barley. 3; No.. northwestern flax, 2; No. l
flax, II: rejected fax 2; no grade fax, 1.
Cars Inspected Out-No. 2 durum wheat,
car; No. I hard wheat /: Nc: northern wheat,
No: wheat, So: reject led wheat. s.: no grade
wheat. 4: mixed wheat. - No. yellow corn. 3
No. 3 corn, 8: No; corn; 2; no grade corn i
oats s;o :: Me-, No barley No barley, "a: No
| western fax. 4: No. 1 fax, 2; rejected fax, l.
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Total sales. 1915, 800.
OF Adyenture ~

BOSTON MINING STOCKS, March 24.-Cos
Ing prices yesterdays market: Adventure. 5131
g. Allouez, 22@22A; Arcadian u az Atlantis es
a MST; caiumet Hecfa. 6e5aeS2; Centennial,
17@171a: Consolidated Mercer: AZ asked; Copper
1 KaaEe b SSni1aat sfsei 2s @
as: Frankli.l, 1o@1Oh: CRANKY, 59s@5A
2sN Isle Royale. 241a; Mass, 11G11h; May
flower, 9g@1o0: Michigan. 13h @lSh; Mohawk
2eGl 26M ;.osceola, G9N 9991s; Parrot, 271a@29;
Phoenix, ~ bid, Quincy, lo2@106; e, Rhode
Island, 1s4 M2k; Santa Fc, PA @2h; Shannon
Copper Co, 7h6I7%; Swift g. Co., 1857 @1091a !;
Tamarack i25M130: Tecumseh, 21a @3; Trinity,
1O1s M101a; United States Mining. 24A @24& !;
United States Oil. 91s@9M; Utah 401a64OA !;
Victoria, 41a@4M; Winona, 12A @13; Victoria.
l11M112; Wyandot, 2M214. ~
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soils for morey. 011s; consols for account,
81 :-1G: Anaconda. e1s Atchison, 90: Atchison
preferred, 105I Baltimore & Ohio: 112A Cana
Chicago Great Western, "a {; Chicago. Milwaukee
4 st. Paul. 1851: De Beers, 17ss Denver & Rio
Grande, 3434. Denver & Rio Grande preferred,
90: Erie. A: Erie first preferred .s2A: Erie
second preferred. 20: Illinois Genital. l64a
Texas. 31s4; New York Central, 1864: Norfolk
& Western. s71a Norfolk & Western preferred,
80, Ontario & Western. CT; Pennsylvania. rs Ii
Rand Mines. 1875; Reading, 4Ss4; Reading first
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THE CASH TRADE
FLOUR LoWER-CoRN SLIGHTLY EAsIE

3
49,, OATS HOLD STEADY.
FLAN-The market was weaker and lower for
everything. Receipts. II cars against 16 cars
last year shipments. 6 cars. Duluth received
none Closing prce Minneapolis. cash. ST. n;
to arrive ST 1854; March. $1.;6$i.
OATS-No. 3 white closed at 291sc. Receipts,
IS ears: shipmel It's. 80 cars.
!, CoRN-Closim: prices for No. yellow, Al nc.
Receipts, 20 cari: shipments. cars.
& FEED AND co ARSE MEAi-Coarse corn meal
and cracked corn, in sacks sacks extra, 5000
M1675: 40. / sround feed, 2-3 corn and Is
oats. So-ib sacks. sacks extra, $17Ml7.25: No:
Sacks extra Si73.m17.75: No. ) ground feed,
1-3 corn and IS ga IS, 75-lb sacks, sacks extra,
S1Sm 1925. .-
= MIIlISTIiFFS-B~ au in bulk. S14 .25d 14.50
shorts, Sill. EI6i l4.10; middlings. $161lE5O; red
dog $50; all b in Minneapolis: in 1O0-lb
sacks ST. 30 per ton additiola; in 2O0-lb sacks
81 per ton additional. Shipments 1.o46 tons
RYE-Closng prices on No 2, TA@9Ac
Receipts 3 cars: shipments. 3 cars.
BARLEY--Feed grades closed at. 81 @40c; malt
ing grades. loM43c. Receipts. 80 cars; ship
ments sc
s9Glo.5O No. , timothy. 81. 50MS 30; m liked hay.
ST. choice upland. ST .5oMs.50: No. 1 upland.
$70n7.jo; No. 2 upland, $6@6:5o; No. upland.
S5Nf6; rye straw. $aGl so: wheat and oat straw.
S4M4.50 Receipts. 80 tons.
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preferred, Az Reading second preferred, 46h;
Southern Railway, 35A Southern Railway pre-
ferred e2 Southern Paeias 6s d nniqn F, Pa
States Steel Boys i United States Steel pre-
ferred 9S; Wabash, 23h; Wabash preferred
Bar rpa silver ' STEADY. IS 7-1ed per ounce
Money. 2A GD2A per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 2 5-l6@2& per cent. The rate
Of discount in the open market for three months
bills is 2 3.16M2M per cent
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THE FLOUR MARKET

ANOTHER 10c DECLINE ON PATENTS
CLEARS NOT CHANGED.
Clears still hold, altho not firm In tone,
but patents are off again. making decline of zoe
for two days. The reduction is in line with
lower wheat.
Shipments 1908 barrels.
First patents Qu0table at S3.9QT6.O0: sec
ond patents S5.Sd $50; first clears, 81. % Oh So
second clears s. 1N0l2.SO
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Official quotations of ! the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to IL M,
Friday, March "a.

BUTTER-Receipts yesterday, $4,000 pounds
Creameries extras 27Se creameres tirsts' ESQ.,
diaries. frsts, zoe; diaries, seconds. tic; rolls
and prints. fancy, zoe: rolsl and prints. choice.
1as ses e1r !nts pscsng sesS e
EGGs-Receipts yesterday, 1717 cases. Cur
checks and seconds, case, 1915
Or fats fancy 15f i1s Or
good. 1o@11c: old, fancy: 1oc; Young Americas,
fancy in quality and regular in style, 1ee; Young
hrek So sA9 1 bTs @ 10 te ss No.
nc; prinost, No: 2, 5c mysost, No: l. Sc;
isc; Swiss. fancy block, 4aal5c: swiss. choice
ssS5 81 fgats;s Care roq sssss 1f
2f bR sss 1851 P1Hr tFtey undr aS
taiT to good 10y iie hens fsney, 49, hens:
and culls: 5@7c; ducks. fancy. heads off, 14e:
ducks ST. fair to good 1o@1ls geese fancy heads
Sse-S n Il vs so'3 yoS S or DID,
Selected. livs or dead, s2Ss5o; small poor and
$h4ES $RfiHss SSaSg s. Florida s.
LE,ioSs.- California, fancy to size. $500;
e" BASASAs-Jumoo punches, s225@2 5o large
oRNNB iSSfs sdD and 0 Bugie or
ats HevfE su
bu, 4o@5Oc; caulihower, crate, "a; California
ceerg fes5g er sssc s15e
shaots, doz bunehes, so@soc; parsley, doz, soc;
es'sR?s o. 3 fss
spinach. bu. $1.35; turnips.. bu, 25c; Florida
tomatoes. six basket crates S.; watercress. doz,
u B;ucKwHhA II ELouR-Brl, s5.75@e.25; bale
13c; fancy White, lib sections, loc; choice
white. lib sections. 1oc; amber, 1Oc; goldenrod
| amber. in cans &c.
CABBAGE-Large crates. 81; ton, $50.
BEANs9uotatons include s sSi Fancy ,a navy
navy ma, hand picked $1.75@1.s5; medium navy
fair, 81 25: medium navy, mixed and dirty. 81
@75c; brown, fancy, 81; brown, fair to good
DRIED PEAs--Yelow, ancy. bu. $40; vel
lew medium, s15o; green. fancy; bu' s12'; me
ONIoNs--Dry, per 100 lbs $2.25: Spanish
SEyHp fa %t rs Is 7ese
Weight. 3@5c; mutton. fancy, 7@74ac; lambs
" P6ffAToEsIBu rbanks, CARROTS. sacked BIT
lots. sacked, 2o@22c: small lots, SC more; bull
APPLEs-Kings. brl. s4@425; Northern spie.
$4@4.25; Greetings, So; Ben Davis, n$3@3.2i
Baldwps $$S5 Roman Rsauty 81
Davis, boxes s1.75.
CHICAGO PRODUCE; March 2 2tc5st firm
stead: daisies. 15@ ls%e;n WINS i2a12A
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and shipments
tnn a,rirn NAL Ina xr-lxa
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, MARCH %.

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. MARCH %.
Observation-Disclosures 316 cars. 3O3.36O bu;
IS 800 bu; oats 99540 blu: barley, 80 900 bu rye,
1880 bu: flax. II, $50 bu; flour, $40 brls mill
stuffs 2S5 tons: hay. 80 tons: carlots. 1885,
Shipped-Wheat SO cars, $500 bu: corn, 1.s20
tu; oats, 46.400 bu barley. 80 800 bu; rye. 1900
bu; flax, 5000 bu: -four. 4s,O73 brls millstufs.
1.I46 tons: hay. 20 tons: linseed oil, 2G7 ,o2o
gals; oil cake, 100000 lbs: carlotS, sos.
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OLDEST INHAB1TANT AGAIN.
nolloo No1,,e

'That's the highe the Jordan has ever been
known to rise said Of Methusalehs friends
Just after a great rise in the historic river.
ION, no. replied Methusaleh "It was foot
higher than that about 800 years ago. when l
was a lad Of 104. - :: -~,.5'. r,seN ~.'-r3.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS. MARCH IS.
Observation-Disclosures. 81; Omaha. :; st.
Louis, I: Great Northern. 179; 500, q.
Shpped-Cars--Milwau SO; Omaha, 81: St
Louis. 10: Wisconsin Central, 1; Great North.
ern, l: Burlington, /. ',1'T. 80
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THE BRUTE.

Cleveland Leader.
John said Mrs. Twicewed you are A
brute. You don t express any sorrow that my
mother is dying. don't believe you'd care If
oil my rela tives died
Yes l would. MariaF, answered the brute
cheerfully. II often find myself grieving over
the death Of your first husband"
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS
en,ber. Goc Flax. cash northW s Hs I2P
May, 1914. Timothy, March, $3.50: April
S295; September. $500. Glover, March, $13.35.
Barley cash, 40@49c.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, March 24.-wheat spot.
STEADY No. ]. ca Gafornia s. IS 49, futures
IS SID. Corn. spot. frm American mixed. new,
IS AID: American mixed. old. As lid; futures.
quiet; March. As 3Md: May. As 4Ad. =
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN. March 24.-Close-Wheat,
lower; No. 2 red, cash, elevator 81 .O4a4 track.
S S q Nay Lay: s1o4N: July. s4A @s4%e; No;
track. Az case; May. 4essc; July, 4eNc Oats.
higher; No. 2 cash, 30hc: track, 31@32c; May,
29c; No. 2 white, 1914 M33Mc.
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s OMAHA LIVESTOCK, March 24.-Cattle-R
ceipts 900: market active. steady to stronger; ;
native steers. $i.750l5.6O; cows and heifers s.:
0425 calves. $2.75M5.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market &c higher: light.
$oGo.lp; pigs S4.5g@5; bulk OF sales S5.056f
5.10.
sheep-Receipts. 1000: market steady; weth-
ets, $500 Ga lambs s6.500I7 40.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day BY loads as follows: Chicago 9 Great
Minneapolis l. Omaha, 2; Great Northern IA:
500 Line, /; Northern Pacific, s; Chicago, ROCK
Island & Pacific, =; total. At.
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U, s, TREASURY STATEMENT.

Washington, March 24.-Today's statement of
elusive of the S15o.o0o, 900 gold reserve In the
division of redemption. shows: Available cash
balance, $139, 461 $50; gold, SIG, ,06o; silver
Ss5 BIT 9O3. "a
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, March PA moder
ate advance in the price of live hogs caused a
firm tone in provisions. Packers were said to be
supporting the market. May pork was up 212c
at $780, Lard was unchanged at $707 a. 10
Ribs were up 2AM5c at S6.92h.
Close Pork, May. So s2h; July: s1295
s7.12h@7 July. .s7.27 q @7.3o: September.
81 40: October, $7.321a.
Close, Ribs May, s6.92k @695; July. $7.1o;
September. $3.50.
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lrSday. March %:
Totals .......... 1854

Prices strong hishsaf Rese sdt g rather t6
e !sd Li snd hog {sb eqets ed
Hogs 50 lbs: $522#; g geo slbs s. s5 is
ST. 81 g. ss SO SSlS u.s. ts5 es ~ s. s.
IS iSs &, 100 lbs, IS; So 1872 lbs s. IS; 3d.
yqS Ss s go sad b He"s e. 80 P ss
ght Good rd bSsf r snd
s sesEs sG and Of e desraSs quality
e epa not aaaot ably S anehanged sales;
Butcher steers-14, / ,3sS lbs, $50; g. 1.o15
!1 2s Stl? 1S i s. da Ss s lbs
COWS and s4z 5s also l ss SS bs
$$$ 81 l. 'i 1908 uSS lbs 49, 30 ''s' co.
cutters IS and 81 5s s5s bs s 2S Ss
g. ss5 lbs rs Si4S 80 1p U.s. 81 $50 lbs
yssi Sa1!sss, Is is s. lEs lbs 3,
s. sss f. S' $50 lss Is; $40 n
9 7sS TBS i5s 01o so6 6s 20? 81 i0s 5 lbs
$ SIs a q lbs 3s: s. 4'' lbs ~ 400 l0s
Stock Cows and Heifers-1, $50 lbs, $3.50; |.
$50 ii IT, l.: e 60 4S O. l9s ST. T. 1872 lbs ST.
sfosk and I'D fssain: B $5 ~ 1l1o lbs Sl5
So: COW COW and md cali. SIS; COW, 81; / COW,
SHEEP-Receipts fair. Markets steady on
both sheep and lambs Two loads s of s s5I
stuff across the weighing scales
Killing III Sheep an and dSs e ss western lambs
H. L. Schultz breckenridge; Davis s Co., Nor
strand; J. H. Russell. Britten, S. D.; S. E
G. A. Love, Anoka J. P. Full, st. Micbaels
J. J. Eideen, Osseo; ]. Hegerle st. Bonifaci'ls
sS G PaG O. R b pana
s. Co., Waterville; Rutland & Co., Eden Valley
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. March 24.-cattle-
Receipts. 1850; steady. good to prime steers
s5l5@625 p9or to medium s@ st stoG hsf
HogsEKecepts. 10000; tomorrow, 10, ooe; 50
| good to choice heavy, $4,000 "a; rough heavy
r S52o@5.35; light. $515@ 5.35; bulk of sales
&. sheep-Receipts, 5000, sheep and 81 lamb
. steady; good to choice wethers. S5.75@6.ao; fai
to choice mixed, $4so@5:4o; western sheep, s2e
$50; native lambs, 5.5O47.65; western lambs
$6.4o@7.e5.
a t1e-Receipts. 1000; market strong to 1Gc hlgf
er native steers $425@sSs75; e native cows an
heifers. $2M4.S5; calves. $2.50n sou
D. Hogs-Receipts, 1000: market &c lower; bul
Of sales. $505@5. 22la; pigs aud lights. $435e
:. Sheep-Receipts, 1OO0 market steady; mu
/. l>tons S49O@5 80; lambs. S6.5OM7.50.
. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, March 24-Cattllee,
Receipts 900: market strong; beef steers, So
| &: cows and heifers. S3M4S5.
= = Hogs--Receipts, 1000: market steady: pif
and lights sa.6o@5; butchers and best heav!
$5.2J9 535.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steady; NJ
two. S2GJ6. lamb: S5m7
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NEW YORK COTTON, March A.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance of l
points lower in response to lower cables With
a little selling perhaps on rather better weather.
and f hc o
offerings and the market after declineing to a
net loss Of about 2@3 points ruled quiet but
Cotton futures opened steady; March, -7;Sec
July; I.62c; August 1860; September, 765c;
At midday the market was dull and net s@4
sas se m Fat sot sn q se mddns
s'$s: %idSi!n: sa5 tSce: sales 20 sa se:snos
7soc:: August. 75$c: SeptemIer r 7.s3s ;' October
7.6sc; November. Lie; December, Tide; Jan
NEW YORK sysAR APP 4s79 COFFEE March q
resned d" Crushed si5f 0 pewder sdsat g. &C.
Molasses, steady; New Orleans 2saa5c. ~
NEW YORK OIL, March 24.-petroleum
steady; refined. all ports. 7.2o@725c.
, NEW YORK METALS, March 24-Copper ant
lead quiet and unchanged. ~ -'- 4"
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
business horses moved rapidly Sales the iarge ,sS
OF lne season. tfalueS:s DrdfterS, extra, S1SOM
ECO; drafters. choice, $16OM1SO; drafters &C m
mon to good, $125@160; farm mares, extra, $13t
M15O; farm mares. choice. $11OM13O; farm
mares, common 10 good. SS5M11O. -
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK. March 24.-Re
ceipts-cattle; 800; hogs. a,oCo.
Hogs-Steady; sales. go. ITS lbs, $4.95; 62
25s lbs. s.; 40. 300 lbs, s5.15.
| Cattle-Steady; beeves, 90, 100 lbs, SAILS
H. LAP lbs. 81 80; 1s. 1470 lbs, SO: cows AM
heifers. Is. 1886 lbs. SIS; 10, 944 lbs $3.50; l
! 1850 lbs, S4.2o; STOCK ers and feeders, 20, 75
| lbs. $3.50; 16, III lbs, 1910: Is. 75S lbs. 81
yeariings 10 595 lbs. So; s22. 563 lbs. $40; is
| 635 lbs, $500
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HIDES, PELrs, TALLoW, ETC.

T.. HIDES. rEL1s, rAIIow. ETC.
s. f Sssvy s ses h hSss eTsF g Ss
hsg11s hs sfsss under eEeS 80 a ans work
G. stsss iStis;hst;sd zip, to IS ios: g e g. g.
Veal KIP Is to p lh IS: each .11SSA ~
Deacons, under S lbs. each; 60 so
Green or frozen. lie less than G. s. cured.
Horse and mule hides, large. each. 1925 2.s5
Horse and mule hides, medium 49,: 2s9 175
DIV horse and mule hides, each. $50 LOO
Indian handled. over. IS lbs. ...;.: .171a
Montana butcher hides short. trim, CO.,. --e
Mo @enrx butcher hides short trim.
Mo a1gn1 ''i butcher hides long trim.
no ostxa butcher hides long trim.
Indian dhi stretched ....... .............13r >-:
Msnfsns f SAC sns se ns lbs lbs 1s
Iowa. Minnesota. Dakota and Wiscon-
sin, hides .:..........1$$ liz
PsE hp' and hides Wisconsin calf under ;i1s
1s lbs to- q lbs 49,
Dry SryS; saited hides, all weights 12is
Unwc sled fine 80. ;....:............15 @17~
Twsshsd ms ss mea a to 6ood @ @Ie
Unwashed bury, seedy, chafy, me-
Unwashed, broken lots, medium and
coarse .....lo Il6
pclts. large each. 81 O10D1 81
+ Pelts medium. each .G3@l .9'
| Pelts snail each. .................. 500 g
! Short shearings EACH green sailed. .15M .3
| Dry territorial murra ins ............ .120 Il
IaIiew solid d'ee. q =
Grease ...................... 3B ~
tons fail -. 49,. 81. 25@7. 3
! Seneca root dry. good. ............. q IS
/ Seneca root org. poor. .............. a a
Beeswax. yellow. No. 1. clean. . a %
i Beeswax. dark Observation-Disclosures. .20@ IS
/ Bear. yearlings an eups........... 2.6D@ ITO
Beaver Observation-Disclosures. .3.0O@ s.