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Local stap.o Groceries. (Csrrectsd daily 5s B. F. Rcdsn Grocer
 CcnnanV1

Corrected daily ss B. ?. Rcdsn Grocery
 Company) Sugar-Granulaso. 6N; r. C., 5x. Flour-Fancy patent ss.B; half patent. N.K
 Coffes - Green. lo01sc; Arbuckis'A Porto Rico, s1355
 Meat-Dry salted ribs. s14 dry salted rib bellies S4; hams, fancy, 12ks; me dium II; extra clears, S1s; bacon bellies iIL HIlst Eard-Leaf. 9Ac.
 Compound Lard-Snowdrift, 6%. Centrifugalh 15a35c; sugar house. 40c: Georgia cane. 56c. Beans-Navy, s2.4o per bushel; Lima, GIG per pound.
 Pearl Grits--s2 pounds. h e.
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Loveman 6 Co.'s Market Letter.

By h. & B. seer
 An exhibition of steadiness, the like of which has never before been experienced under similar circumstances was witness ed today, the weeks movement to mar ket figuring 254,00O against 66,000 last year, and 99,000 year before last, making total insight to date 1O,SS6. 900. which assures an insight of about Il, 10000 bales by the end of April or about 100000 more than Eli sorlfs allowance for the seasons con sumption. leaving four additional months in which to receive and find a market for another one million bales or so The small stock at New York. which is gradu- ally growing large, however, the back wardness of the season and talk of a 20 per cent reduction in the acreage being the influences at work in sustaining the market. We were informed by wire to- day that the state of Georgia hald sold 5969 .935 fertilizer tags from October 1 to April 1. against 5,s9s. .455 tags for same period last season. and 1,A7, 720 cotton seed meal tags compared with 1,540160 tags one year ago.
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Dry Goods.

New York, April 1.-The market re-. mains in a very firm condition and the scarcity on many lines is an increasing feature The outlook for many buyers is not encouraging, and the independence or the seller Is growing in proportion to the needs of the buyeS Local jobbers are much less active, but are sanguine of the ftttu
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Tre,eury SAatement

Washington April 7-Today's treasury balances exclusive of the gold reserve, shows available cash balance, s142.23s 717; gold S71, ,211,5S4.
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Interior Movement.

Houston-Steady; middling 79s. net re- ceipts 708; gross receipts 710S; ship ments S967; sales 356; stock 66642.
 Augusta-Steady; middling "A; net re- ceipts 53S; gross receipts 566; shipments PIP; sales 654; stock 52 456.
 Memphis-Steady; middling 7ss; net re- ceipts 1705; gross receipts 3341; shipments 3765; sales 2000; stock 86,294.
 St. Louis-Quiet; midding 7ss; net re-
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weeklv Cotton Statement.

New York. April 7.-The following statistics on the movement of cotton Tor the week ending Friday April z were compiled by the New York cotton ex- change:
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Feed Stuff. (Cerrsctsd daily by the Birmingham Gram Comnanvl

(Cerrscted daily by the Birmingham Gram
 Company) Corn. No. mixed, ? or bushel sacks. s4167c
 Oats, No. ?, mixed, 43c; No white, 44c. Wheat bran, 80 or loo, s22- Cotton seed feed meal. S21; prime S22. 50. Purina food. t26. Corn chops. si05. Corn heartr, $2l00. Shorts, 100 pounds. ;23 60024. Huls. bales. 20d321zc. Huls sacks B 1-3c. Hay choice timothy, sl6.5O; No. 1 tlm- othy, S15; Johnson grass. s12.00; clover, s16.
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seaboard Ar Line.

Baltimore, April 7.-Seaboard Air Line common. 1sAQ19h; do preferred. Ss1a@ 391R
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psiIv cottor Movement.

OSiiN COffOF movement.
 Galveston-Steady; middling 11-16; net receipts 5SS9; gross receipts 5SS9; sales 1072; stock 1S9, 56i.
 New Orleans-Steady; middling 71s; net receipts S752; gross receipts S752; sales 2050; stock 4,626; Great Britain 7500; coastwise 2692.
 Mobile-steady; middling 11-e; net re- ceipts I'll; gross receipts I'll; sales 50; stock 0.662.
 Savannah-Quiet; middhng 9-16; net receipts 32l7 gross receipts 3255 sales 264; stock 50653; continent s50 coastwlse 2962.
 Charleston-Quiet: middIing 7h; net re- ceipts 526; gross receipts 526; sales 200; stock 19.44S; continent 1855.
 Wilmington-Nomina; net receipts 1252; gross receipts 1252; sales 50; stock 6S91; !; Great Britain SPA; eoastwise B.
 Norfolx-Qulet; middling 7is; net re- ceipts 2016; gross receipts 2016; sales 4G0; stock s3,53S; continent 2599.
 Baltimore-Nominal; middling Sc; net receipts TIP; gross receipts TIP; stock 6212' Great Britain 5s9; continent 900
 New York-Quiet; middling S05: net re- ceipts 615; gross receipts 5367; sales 100; stock 70,946; Great Britain 599S; continent 1871.
 ceipts 132; gross receipts 132 Great Brit ain 3795.
 phia-Steady midding S30; net receipts 99; gross receipts 99; stock 2959 coastwise 300.
 Brunswick-Net receipts 1911 gross re- ceipts 1911; stock 5S65; coastwise 300.
 Newport-News-Net receipts 346; gross receipts 346; stock 100; coastwiss 275.
 Port Arthur-Net receipts 1SO gross re- ceipts 1S0: continent 1S0.
 San Francisco-Net receipts 14,633 gross receipts 14,S33; Japan 14S33
 New York add SIS bales to export to Great Britain; 129 to France; 792 to con tinent and POI to Japan since September l.
 Total today. at all ports-Net A,101 ; Great Britain 26,tl6: continent 3201; Ja- pan 14S3S; stock 640960.
 Consolidated, at all ports--Net 195 062; Great Britain 1, ,4S0; France 9342; contln- ent 70,654; Japan 15,340; Mexico 450
 Total, since September l, at all ports Net S,0e0,S39; Great Britain 2s65, ,31S; France 665962; continent 2.5S1 965; Japan IT, ,S96 Mexico 27 ,620.
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New orl. ans cotton Market.

quiet and steady; sales 2050, including l5o to arrive; quotations unchanged; futures opened steady and unchanged to l point decline. After the first call strong un- dertone developed, and with slight fiuc- tuations prices gradually improved until the end of the session, when the list showed net gains of four to seven points. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: New Orleans. 650O; Houston, 10000, and Gal weston, 75Oo; total, 24,OoO Total last year, 3SS4
 New Orleans, April 7.-Cotton futures quiet and steady. April 745 bid; May 7.46a7.4 June 7.47a7.4 AS; July 7.46Q7.F; August, 7.49QD751 September 7.52Q7 54; October 7576D7.5S; November 759Q7. .6l; December 7.64@7.65.
 New Orleans, April 7.-Cotton steady; sales 20oO. Ordinary 1-16; good ordinary 6A: low mid~iing 7e; middling 71a; good mddling 77s; middling fair O-l6;. Re- ceipts S752; stock 224626.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Eeasy.
 Wheat-No. 2 spring, s1.10q1.1 IS; No. 8, s1 02s41.14 No. red, s1.16d1. .1S14. Corn-No. 2, 4SMc; No. yellow, 4ss4c. Oats No. 2. 3Ot No. white, 301z@32Hac. Rye-No. 2. 7s@7Skac.
 Barley-Good feeding, 37G3sc; fair to choice malting. 43d47c
 Flax Seed-No. l. S1.23; No. northwest ern, s1.37.
 Mess Pork-Per barrel. s12s5@12so
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New Ycrk Cotton Futures.
Weekly Interior Cotton Towns.

Albany-Receipts, GA; shipments, 1s9 stock, 716S.
 Athens-Receipts. 1156; shipments, 31o6; sales. 25; stock. 2O,79.
 Atlanta-Steady; mddling. 7.5S receipts, 3O52; shipments. 240S; stock. 1493O
 Brenham-Receipts, 16; shipments 27; sales, 27; stock, 3120.
 Charlotte-Steady; mddling 7%; re- ceipts, 749 shipments, 749
 olumbia-Recepts, 9iS shipments, 94S
 Columbus. Ga.-Steady; middling, 7ss: receipts. 251; shipments AS; sales, AS; stock. 21,626.
 Columbus. Miss.-Quiet; mlddling. T. receipts. 965; shipments. 1560; sales. 1900; stock. 7161
 Dallas-Stock, 6657.
 Eufaula-Receipts. sS; shipments, 2ss; stock, 5074
 Greenville-Receipts, 1871; shipments, 1156; stock, 5023
 Greenwood, & C.-Receipts 4SS ship ments. 12O; sales SIS; stock 1899
 Helena-Receipts, 1860; shipments, 2529; stock. 10.229
 Little Realistically; midding 7Z re- ceipts, 1885; shipments, 5sss; stock. s4,- 419.
 Macon Receipts. oSe; shipments. 1Os); stock. 14675
 Mer1dlan-Recelpts, W44; shipments, 2l61; stock. 26.s32
 Montgomery-Steady middling 9-16; receipts, 213S; shipments, 345S; sales. 345S; stock. 2S.53S.
 Nashvile-Firm middling. 7is receipts. 151; shipments. 252; sales. 252 stock 2451
 Natchez-Steady; middling. 5-16; re- ceipts. 614; shipments. so36: sales, 1495; stock. SCOT
 Newberry-Reeeipts. 2s3; shipments. 2s3.
 Raleigh-Easy middling, 77s; receipts, 3i1; shipments 225: stock. 1893.
 Rome-Receipts. 4S0; shipments 1049; stock, 7693 Selma-Receipts. 675; shipments. 1413; stock. 16.103
 Shreveport-Steady; middlng. 71a; re- ceipts. 32ss: shipments. 35s7 sales, 994; stock. 23, 9S3
 Viclsburg-Reeeipts, 17s1; shipments. 1900; stock. 14,952
 Yazoo City-Receipts, 99s: shipments, 3531 stock S257
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TOMBiG6EE X NORTHERN BY. co. Passenger Schedule Effective December
 l, le02 Ar. s:2o D. m. ....Calvert.... Lv. S:35 D. m- Train No. L Train No. | to and from Birmingham every day in the week including SundayA
 For other information apply te Lv. 500 a. m. ....Fairford. ... Ar. 7:S q. u1- Ar. 6:25 a. m. .....Calvert..... Lv. 7:20 a. m. Tombigbes and Northern trains con- meet with all Southern Railway trains Train No. c
 Lv. 500 p. m- ... .Fairsord.... Ar. 300 D. m vsi%e JOHN T. CoCHRANT. MyTF General Manager.
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VrrKry MOVEMENT
Brought into sight for
comnarative Statement.

Brought into sight
 thus far for season. 10, ,s7e.7 726 e,ass, ,2s7
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Total sales for tn . day. "a, 800 shares
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szsss. z4
RAILWAY SCHEDULES

showing the arrival and departure of passenger trains at the union station, Birmlngham:
 Eifec'ive January B. 800 p. m.) Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-26

SHEEP-Receipts this morning were quite
large. about eighty-five cars being reported
in the yards. This Is the largest run We
have had this week and the total for the
first three days of this week Will prob
ably exceed the large run made the first
three days of the first week of this month
Three weeks ago there arrived at the
yards 236 cars of sheep during the first
three days and the receipts for the last
three days are 23S cars of sheep. Some
of the sheep trains arrived at the yards
In fair season this morning, but con-
siderable portion of them did not put In
an appearance until late in the forenoon:
The market this morning was in GOOD
healthy condition and was fairly active.
Packers were again anxious for supplies
and anything in the way OF desirable killers
was fully steady with yesterdays prices.
The supply of feeders In the yaros was
practically cleaned up yesterday before the
market closed last night, SO that with
the run this morning the market was IN q
good healthy condition. There was a falr
demand for good choice feeders on the part
of both local and country buyers, or Whom
there were quite few present, so that
the market remained just about steady WIN
yesterday. .,
quotations on fat sneer and lambs: Good
to choice lambs S7.0Od7.40; good to choice
yearling wethers. $5.60di6.OO; good TO choloe
old wethers, $500d5.60; good to choice ewes
AS5Q5.0O. 80
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs
Good feeding lambs, S6.0Od6.50; good iced
Ing yearllngs, S50Od5.5O; good feeding ,weth-
ers. A50G4.15; feeder ewes. A.O0G4D NJ; preeu-
ing ewes S440G4.7b,
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AND FEEDERS.
WESTERNS
WYOMING

c.. S. Mitchell-Wyo.
IS feeders. lies 3 IS feeders. .1i4O 8 Is
p. Mullen-Wyo.
"a steers. ...l1s9 8 60
c. NJ. Mlller-Neb.
q feeders 1909 3 80 ! feeder. 1860 3 35
SO feeders. 663 Is
SO feeders. 666 10
Peterson & McGould-Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-26
Total receipts 49,,
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated


CATTLE-Receipts of cattle were not
very large at this point this morning,
though there were very sizeable runs at
week the receipts are somewhat smaller
than for the corresponding periods of one
and two weeks ago.
Beef cattle were not very plentiful this
morning, In fact there was decided scare.
ity of good fat steers. There were few
corn-feds but not very many and none
that were very choice, the best here being
good enough to bring 1915. Packers evi-
IDENTIFY had use for few and they got down
to business in the morning and picked up
everything desirable at good steady prices,
In some cases perhaps paying little
stronger. The condition of the market on
western range steers was about the same,
that is, the supply of desirable killers was
very limited and the market In consequence
fully steady.
There were not very many COWS or heIf-
ers in sight this morning. In fact the sup
ply both yesterday and today was light az
compared to the total run OF cattle. Prices,
however, were pushed up so high last week
of something. Today with the run still
light they were glad 10 pay steady prices
and the market In a good many places
looked strong. good many statesmen were
quoting the market as steady to strong.
The trade was reasonably active and the
early arrivals changed hands in very good
season.
AS has been the case all this week the
most OF the cattle in today were feeders or
stockers. Unfortunately the demand from
the country has not been so good for feed
spectators have been unable to unload
their purchases made earlier in the week
and they were not free buyers either yes
terday or today. Yesterday, under the in
fiuenoe of the large supply, prices dropped
off about 10c. This morning the trade was
generally slow and still lower, except II
might he on something right good that
some one Just happened to have place for
| IA IAN q
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onIcAeo aRAIN ANp rRovIsIoNs
Features OF the Trading and CIosins
Prices on Board of Trade.


CHICAGO. Oct. a,-spread of strike dis
orders in Russia put up the price of wheat
today IN Chicago. The December delivery
closed %dhc up. Corn and oats are up
&c. Provisions are practically unchanged.
The wheat market was strong from start
10 finish. At the opening the December
SgtOn Hss up ny gsc s 6g meat she tbe
leading European grain centers gave inn
petus TO the market here. The advance
at foreign markets was reported mainly
due to news OF increasing disorders in con-
nectiOn with the railway strike in Rus
sia. In the pit here demand for wheat
was active and general throughout the
greater part of the session. Offerings were
chiefly from longs. Strength Of cash wheat
az all the principal grain centers of the
United states helped to stimulate bullish
sentiment. At SShc the December delivery
touched the highest pointof the day. DUR
ing the last half hour the market reacted
ever, was firm with December ut s7%c.
May sold between Ss1k9s9Isc and closed
VIII o gain OF Of ~ at sS% S eo, r 0o,
to 61b,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
!, 2O5 900 bushels compared with 1,O440)0
supply, as shown BY Bradstreet's, Increased
$4,000 bushels against an increase of
1883 900 bushels a year ago. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
s55 cars compared with Gil cars last week
and 735 cars year ago.
Urgent export demand caused strength In
the corn market. Bullish sentiment was
augmented by small local receipts and by
wet weather throughout many sections OF
the corn belt New York reported today
sixty boatioads taken for export. Late In
the session the prices reacted somewhat
on quite liberal realizing, but the close
was firm. December opened M64c higher
at 45ssG45%c. sold up to 46c and closed at
45&c Local receipts were 80 cars with 81
cars of contract grade.
A strong tone prevailed in the oats mar
ket The constantly increasing demand
from exporters was the principal bullish
influence. A minor bearish factor was
decreased local receipts. The market closed
Arm, December opened unchanged to NC
higher at 29Sd29Ac, sold up to zoe and
closed at 291sc. Local receipts were 222
cars.
Strength of grain had steadying effect
on the provisions market The volume OF
| trading was small. At the close January
pork was up a shade at $12371k Lard and
| ribs also showed a gain of a shade closing
at Sc, 75d6.77h and S6.471hd650, respectively
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
%. 900 head.
The leading futures ranged as followsi
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Forein Financial,

LONDON, Oct. 25.--Rates for money and
discounts were firm in the market today.
The Stock exchange requirements were
fairly heavy. Trading ,on the Stock ex-
change was quiet and mostly uninterest-
ing. ContInentals were stiff, owing to the
dear money. Consols were a shade off.
Home rails were in fair demand, helped
by the latest traffic returns, Americans
were irregular and quiet. The movements
were slight on either side of parity and
mostly fractionally lower on proft-taking
The local operations were merely m even
ing up of accounts. Prices dropped later
on New York selling and closed Hull with
a few exceptions, notably Reading. Grand
Trunk was lower on the traffic returns
Mexican rails benefited by the traf1ic In
crease Russians and Japanese securities
were easier on realizations japanese i'm.
perial 0s of 1904 were quoted at 102.
BERLIN, Oct. 25.-PriceB on the Bourse
today were weak on account of high rates
charged for money.
PARIS, Oct. 25.-Prices on the Bourse to.
day were heavy, but became stronger or
semi-officlal reports that the conclusion OF
the negotiations for the new Russian loar
was imminent Russian imperial Is were
quoted at 1925 and Russian bonds OF 1904 al
$40.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-26

NEW YORK, Oct. ESPECIAL cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreets' show the following changes in
available supplies. as compared with pre-
yious account:
Wheat--United States and Canada, east
OF the Rockies Increased 4. 702, 900 bu. Afioat
for and In Europe. Increased 2900O 900 bu.
Total supply increased 10000 bu.
Corn-United states and Canada. east of
the Rockies decreased Loo. 600 bu.
Oats-United States and Canada, east OF
the Rockies. increased ST52,O00 bu.
The leading increases reported this week
are $50 coo bu IN Manitoba. 1884, 900 bu at
Kingston, 10000 bu. az the Chicago pri-
waite elevators. 10000 bu. az Port Huron,
81 900 bu at Nashville 5000 bu az Og-
densburg. HOO0 hu. at ST. Joseph. 1000 bu.
p' Chat-snoosa, 5000 bu. a. Mitchell. 81, OOO
bU. ~ Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-26

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-BEEVES-Re-
ceipts, 21S7 head; good steers steady and
choice firm; others, dun and unevenly
lower; bulls and cows, slow to 10c lower;
native steers, $2.l5q6.25; western, $S.&q3 70;
bulls, $2.6GqS25; cows, $l.4Oq3. 30. Gables
quoted live cattle slow; exports, 334 head
cattle and 300 quarters of beef; estimated
tomorrow, $40 cattle
CALVES-Receipts 1885 head; market
for natives, lower grassers, steady; west
ems, steady; veals, A.50q900 few choice
and selected, $9.25q950; little calves, $3.50
GD4.O0; gTassers, $2.76d3.121z westerns. S2.7
1880; dressed calves, lower; city dressed
veals S1kd13c per ID; country dressed, "a
111kc per lb.; dressed grassers and fed
calves 4GI7c per h.
HOGS-Receipts, 8,525 head; market, trife
firm; state and Pennsylvania hogs, $500
5.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, S,635
head; sheep, steady; lambs, 25GgS5c lower
closed dull and weak; sheep, $350q5.5O
culls 81. 50q325; lambs, S6.00QS. 90; few choice
lots early, SS.2; Canada lambs, $3.50; culls
5.O06i5. So
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-26

BOSTON, Oct 25-WOOLI-An improve.
ment is found In the demand for wool in
the Boston market. There has been a
noticeable increase in the call from the
worsted manufacturers. The firm OPEN
ing OF the foreign markets has had a
strengthening effect on trading here and
has confirmed the belief that no lower
prices will prevail for some time Pulled
woods are quiet, with territories moving
freely. Foreign grades are light. Lead
ing quotations follow: Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania Xxx and above 36D361kc; X, 846p35c
No. /, 40dD41c; No. q 40Gp41c; fine unwashed,
2Sd2gc; quarter blood unwashed, 46D35c I;
three-eighths blood, 35d36c; half blood. $40
35c; unwashed Delaine, 30131c; unmerchant-
able 8ld32c. fine washed Delaine $50
39c Michigan fine unwashed 27128c quar-
ter blood unwashed, 33134c; three eighths
blood 34135c; half blood, 33434c unwashed
Delalne. 2sc Kentucky Indiana. etc,
three-eighths and quarter blood, Sd36c.
Territory. Idaho. fine, 22d2sc; heavy fine
i962lc; lne medium 23lI24c; medium, 279
28c; low medium. 2s6D2sc Wyoming fine,
22623c; heavy fine, 10000: fine medium
29d24c; medium. 27D2Sc; low medium, 2sa
29c. Utah and Nevada, fine, 23d24c; heavy
fine 1a6f20c: fine medium, 23624c; medium,
27m9sc: low medium, 2sG129c Dakota. fine,
22623c; fine medium 22923c: medium. ga
CSC; low medium, 28029c., Montana fine
choice 26q27c; fine average 240p25c; fine
medium choice, 266l27c; average. 2792Sc
staple 2S63Oc medium choice, 2Sq3nc
ST LOUIS, Oct. &.-WOOI-Steady; me-
dunn grades, cOmhing and clothing. 26Ihd
sic; light fine, 22d27c heavy fine, 1sQ23c
tub washed. sa@42c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-26
NEW Y6RK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities.

COmmOullebs
NEW YORK Oct 25-FLOUR-Receipt
2S.3l5 bbls; exports, 29191 bbls; market firm
nominally higher; Minnesota patents, $4600
$40; Minnesota bakers, $3.6Oq400; winter
liO; winter extras, S2,S5d3.s5; winter low
grades, S2.76@3.8, Rye -four, firm; fair to
BuekwheAt -four, quiet; spot and to arrive,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; delivered in New
S CsoRS SSMI fine white and yell
low, SIPS; coarse, H.l4qll6; kiln dried,
RYf~steady: No western, 75O, c. i. f..
Nf sxxRdL CfAY feeding, dc C. 1. T.,
WHEAT-Receipts, $1,000 bu; exports,
29,ln bu. spot market firm Ne; 2 red, ssAe
northern Duluth, 97lsc, {. o. b., ahoat; No, /
/ northern Manitoba. s5%c, (. o. b., afioat.
today rejecting Increased outside demand.
higher foreign markets, bullish Russian
news and big elearanees; In addition ex-
The big addition TO worlds stock prompted
late selling, however. and the close was
% is-lec, closed at 92Ssc; December. SSk9
cGoRNSReeeipts, 547ss bu.; exports, l52. Oss
bu.; spot market Arm; No. 2, &c elevator
and e2c {. o. b., ahoat; No. yellow, doc;
No. white 64c. Options market was also
favorable again. closing stronger %gAc net
higher. The features were export demand,
light receipts, strong cables and covering.
January, 64dp645se, closed 549sc;. May, dl7Q
oAT Ssse 80. 600 bu.; exports, s.s2S
bu.; spot market firm; mixed oats, 26G31
pounds. 331kq941kci natural white, 30 to 81
pounds. s5q26c; clipped white, 30 to a.
FEEp-Quiet; spring bran. sls5s; mid
ding, $3.50: city, S17O0d23.O0.
HAY-steady; spring. S0a66c; good to
HoPs~kasy; state common to choice,
1895 crop, iSel22c; 1904 crop. ls40ei olds,
Sqllc; Pacific coast 1905 crop, lSql7c; 1901
HiDES-Firm; Galveston, 30 to q lbs.
zoe; California, q 70 IS lbs, -1s1sc; Texas
dry, "a TO 80 lbs, lSA1c.
LEATHER-Firm; acid, 26Q27c.
PROVISiONs-Beef STEADY; family, $li 80
@i2.OO; mess, Ss,50a1OoO; beef hams, S2iOOq
ness psSSdis5S gu me S s as i PICK.
led bellies sSiISglSS5G piskk66sd shoulders
$3.50 compound, ss5Cqs.75, Pork steady
family. 81 ;5oglS:;Oo; short clear. N45Og1e.5o
TALLoW-steady; city Css per pkg.), sc
country Ipkgs, free), 4lAq4Ae.
BUTrER-Firm: street price, extra
creamery. SQ2SSsc; o1iciai prices, creamery
common to extra, l6n23c: western imitation
creamery. extras, lSdlsei westerns hrsts
lsis&2ic; renovated, common to extra, l5G
zoe; western factory common TO extra
CHEESE Unchanged: state full cream
large and small cOlored and white fancy
l2%e; state, fair 70 choice, i2dl21c
EGGS - Firm; Pennsylvania, state and
nearby, fancy, selected white, Ag96c; STATE
choice, soqS2e; state mixed. extra, CSC
western fancy. selected, 26c western aver
age best, 2tq25e; southerns. 1s122c.
ems he; fowls ise turkeys. iSe Dressed sssS
IrTegular; western chickens. SqlTe; turkeys
l4a9oc; fowls, lOqlsc.