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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, Feb. 2s.-The cotton
pn IN STEADY f At e Of 1
fessionals and New Orleans sold, and prices fol.
lowing the call developed an easier tendency
which was accelerated by the large estimate for
tomorrow's receipts at Houston. and the market
Orleans estimate was Light, however, and later
prices recovered part of the loss on shorts buy.
business quiet. szss5 = y =
Cotton futures opened steady; March. 7,21c:
May, 7.29c; July 7.33c; August. 1850; Sep.
noint. mlaasy the aarss5 au
lands, 7.55c; middling gulf. 7.SOc. ~
Cotton spot closed quiet; middling uplands
7.eoc; middling gulf. 7.s5c. Sales. II bales. '''
NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE. Feb. %
-sTgar raw. firm; fair refining, 4Nc; eentrif
n ss se TSedsss IuSi 4 sfn5 fsf
steady; New Orleans, ss@s5e s'0' &C. A0las'es
NEW YORK OIL, Feb. 2s.-petroleum steady.
refined all ports, 7.2o@7.25c. ''eAo'
NEW YORK METALS, Feb. 2s.-1aad and
copper quiet and unchanged NV
Receipts. 5000; market steady; native steers
calves, $3@6.75 oep4' ~
Hogs Receipts, 1900: market &c higher: bu,t
4s5 p.e' aA1 iien's' @4.loe
sheep-Receipts, 900; market steady: NUT
tons, 5000 80; lambs, $6.5O@7.S5
OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Feb. 2s.-Cattle-Re
ceipts. 900; market steady to strong; natiy
steers, $soOa54o; cows and heifers, $1,000
Hogs.Reseipts; $500; market Sc higher
lights. $4S5@4 80: pigs $3.75@4.50 bulk 0
sales, $4.60@465.
sheep-Receipts. 5000: market steady to a,
Ter: wetfers, $8@8.90 lambs, $675@75O
i ~. & F.. E d S
corn. N-Ns
Bartlett says: This is quite a sharp break OF
corn and it should be a purchase. :
New Orleans clears 325.OOO Blu OF corn
Clea6ances: Wheat-an Hour. IL 900 bu; corn
737 GOO; oats none. =
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THE CASH TRADE
STEADY TO FIRMER PRICES FOR COARSE
GRAINS,


shipments, L car. Duluth receipts, 1sc cars.
Closing prtces: Minneapolis, cash, 81. SO; to ar
rive, $1.36a; February. $1.85h.
OATS-No. s white closed at 29hc. Receipts,
10 cars: shipments 10 cars.
CORN-No. yellow closed at 43Ac. Receipts.
20 cars; shipments. cars.
FEED AND COARSE MDAL-Coarse corn meal
and cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra, $16.25@
1880; No; 1 ground feed. 20 corn and 1-s oats;
S0-lb sacks, sacks extra $16.76@17; No.
ground feed Y e c, and oats sob sacks aes
1-3 corn and 2-8 oats, 76-1h Sacks sacks extra,
$17.75@1s.
MILLSTUFFS-Bran in bulk, $14.25@14.6 co.;
shorts: ,slA25@14.6o; middl,ngs, sie@1e5o; red
dog, $40; all in Minneapolis; in 2OO-lb
sacks. 81 per ton additional; in 1oo,lb b. sacks,
RYE-oiosing prices on 10. 2, 767l @771ac:
Receipts. cars; shipments, 1 car:
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 37@4Oc;
mating grades at 40@44c. Receipts, 81 cars;
shipments, ID cars.
HAY-Following prices are being paid: Choice
timothy. So No. timothy 1895. SO; No No. tim I'M
land 81 No. ! upland. $7@1 so 2,S No: up
midlssd, s&so@s; sTals. ss@sSei; rs stra a.
ceipts, 227 tons.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
BEARS IN ALMOST ABSOLUTE CONTROL OF
THE WHEAT PIT tr...

Chicago, Feb. 2e.-Extreme weakness again
bears being in almost absolute control Heavy
orders order , caused break in Nay Of over cent
opened sc I'VE veal; wtth May Of %@Ms 70 1@lHe:
tiaued to decline until May lad touched 81. 14%
cage reported receipts Of 43S cars against is
cars Lust t. week eel and 4S2 cars year ago
Sl.ls1a, and July to ee1sc. Indications that the
May deal was apparently at an end formed the
ss;Ttrss%@ely ysaE WITH Nay OF e S&aS%e, cat at
$aSl @Mssu July was down an even &C. closing at
"a H. NJ 70 : ss:d 25din g. rec:
hard, S1'o9@1.1s; No. i northern, S1.l5@1.1e;
Oils. Oats, No. 2. 30@a0Ac; No. 8, 9o1ac
es giose sent Mhsst Nay s11s% July es%
The fresh slump in wheat started fairly &C.
weakness: Commission houses were the princi:
:sess Ssspss 9 S%sr mostly st sy
% TO 4s Us and sold Of 17%s Iosal receipts
Turnout the entire session the market lacked
any definite support. Weakness BECAME more
%@47Ne. The msTket Closed Day near sS!u the the
lowest point Of the day, with May down x gle,
a. CASH % corn. No. O. 4sh@4sAc; No. 8, 45A
G!ess; Corn; February, 45c; March, 45e; May,
:, Notwithstanding the weakness of other grains,
the oats market was comparatively steady Trad
Ing was very quiet. May opened unchanged to
shade lower, at Nc to 1%@31Ac, and
held around 81 Is @31Ac. Local receipts were
Close: Oats, February sONc; March, sog c;
May May, 31@a1Mc; July, 31@31Hc; September,
The following was the runge of prices:
Wheat May. July. September.
Opening .s1.15A@A s1.ooA @h S .S2@e1h
lowest 1.lS!1 .9S1 .9OM
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Totals ...,....... $40

Opening prices C higher. closing strong nat a.
Receipt. fair Av'fase qus sla
s4.45 to SASS, buK from $3.50 to n:7o. L4gh!
ana 9 y g - !. trsR $3.50 to $3.50 and he'V'
90, ~ ibs s47o; II. "a iS:, S47oi ss, iss
se 49, ,ss D: .s1 49, & as ,b 20 ' e
l'S Undst ! and Roushs-a 100 lbs, sa;7o
-oATTLE-Recsipts moderate. Beef and butch
cattle active It steady pssss Bulls By s.e snf
S Shah' p sis D:siiaSie grades q mich
n mon ' Pinds Sow 9o<' 'S'4'' " urn ' 49,
~ Srtsaf 81 ~ 81 az ass ~ :t1S l0s
H.; ss3S e SS$s ii H.: 6; is
rs IS s. s: sss5 j.; lD; ,zts
5s; ~ n T.. loe L! ss
sto ST. and F Sss 72o
e. .'s sis g. 20 r.: So s is; FL ~
Stock Cows and H si $40 lD' s2'ao;
stSss ses rsss?k Rs! s.! 49, S
sHEEP- Receipts very light: Demand an,aad gGH3
for desirable killing grades with prices fuil
ranged from 15c on the best grades to 35e o.
| common kinds. Late yesterday choice wester
ewes sold at $685..
| killing Sheep and Lambs lambs, IS lbs
$3.50; "a ewes, 122 lbs. $4.75; ewes, i41 lbs
$4.75; g Gull lambs, 60 lbs. $3.50; bucks, II
lbs. 1915.
Among the shippers on the market were:
Freedeen. TayIors Falls; First National 6anE
| River Falls, Wis; Riley Bros, Ellsworth, Wis.
Gus Hitter. Monticello: n: Jensen Hutchinson
G.. C. Perkins, Cokato; Miller Co.. Plato; A
/ Barnett. LQnSdala.
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THE FLOUR MARKET

PRICES REDUCED AGA1N-BUYERS IN.
CLINED TO HOLD OFF.
Patents are quotably lower again, but clear.
remain unchanged. Demand is not good. Miller'
say that buyers looking for still lowel
prices and are holding of.
Shipments, IS a44 barrels.
First patents are quoted $e@8.1O; second pat
ents, $5.s0@5 $780, first clears, $4.15G43 50; seconl
clears, $2.6O@27O.
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BUTTER-Receipts yesterday, 1b,s4s pounds.
Creameries, extra, SOc: creameries hrsts. &c;
dairies ssts aae daiSsz seeonds aoe ro;
and prints, fancy 23c; rolls and prints, choice,
zoe; ladies' frsts 23c; ladies', seconds zoe; reno
zoe.
EGGs-Receipts yesterday, 251 cases. Fresh
aPa
CHEEsE-rwlns or fats, fancy, 14o; twins
to good loc;. DID, fancy, ioc; daisies, twins or
fats, fancy, lac; daisies, twins or fats, choice
&c; Young Americas, fancy in quality and regu-
lie; brick, No.. i, 141ac; brick No. 2 12c; brick
No. No: g. S@ec; iimburger, No. l. 14hs; lmb9rger,
Swiss fancy loaf. 14a @15c; Swiss, choice 12c;
SMiss fancy 1908 make 1871 Swiss fancy block
I've Tr D at aasa Ger ID under
SkHsSE6 91 S5ss5Ss
sS Sss Soo dnctsas :DtheH: fancy fancy
and ea d dae1s sf Fancy heads
off, 14c; ducks, fair to good, io@1ic; geese.
fancy, heads off, 12c; geese, fair to good, LOO
en EI5sH-Pickerel, Sc; bullheads, &C.: crsppss,
6T7c; pike, &c; perch sqnfsh and small crap
PiGE0Ns-Tame, live, young and old. do.
S15o; dead LEAD eo@7os; SQUADS, nesters fancy
a and t5i i've or Dead doz $16o@2 small. poor
QRAI1SSGEs@sNa!eis, s2.a@275
.LtAOMS~C California, fancy, as to size $3.50;
eh2 &2hA r. punches. ,aasasso; ,.rs.
and Bass 5 s55
late Ho ~ $3.50; Jerseys $780, Jerseys bu
NEW VEGErABLEs-Beets, bu. 4oc: beet,.
new, doz punches, $4,000; carrots, blu. 4o@6oc;
e eeF Sa: dos nunehss So@sS
per doz, 76@9Oc; cucumbers per doz 50: egg
plant, So; garlic, 1o@12c; lettuce. dcz, a5e;
%at co., p. ao on 9os
See passn lR 6u S9s peppers green
soc; spinach, bu, 81; squash, Hubbard ton, So;
tgGnips, BY. 35c; turnips, now, doz punches, SO
@eo Sor California tomatoes fourbasket crates
BTSKTHE1r o51S9si '* $e@s.sS; bales,
ten 5e1H bags ss fsnc, white
fancy white, LIB sections, 1oc choice white, lii
traeted white. in cans, S11e: extracted amber.
S SARRAaGm .g crate $50; ton, So
neifd Peds s ~ m;dnm
ssSes, s ssS@s i1e srs sRa d'f.z
DRIED PEAs-Yellow, fancy, bu. 81 40: vel.
P1NEAPPEE st and sos Sac crate ate $3.50.
0SloSsDry per 100 lbs s176; Spanish. per
tsasz hs g. s sst
! SWEET POTATOES-Cobdens, $325
DRESSED MEATS-Veai, fancy, ID, 7@7hc:
veal fair to good, &c; veal, small or overweight,
| S05c; mutton. fancy, 8@8hc; lambs, milk,
rancy' 7@Sc; lambs, milk, thin, 5@6c; hogs, sd
| POTAToEs-Burbanks, CARROTS, sacked, per bu,
82c; Rurals. CARROTS, sacked, bu 32c; red stock,
CARROTS, sacked, 29c; small lots, &c more: bulk
| SC less. ~ ' '
1AAP'PakkEs:-Kings bril- s4@425; Northern Spies
BF aIdyy $85o@4; Roman Beauty, brl, 81;
| Ben Davis, boxes, 81 .75. n T-'''
NEW YORK PRODUCE, Feb. 2s.-Butter,
nrm, unchanged; receipts, 1898 pkgs Eggs,
firm receipts, 1886 pkgs; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby fancy selected white, 33c; choice, 81
| 0o2c mixed extra, 32c; western frsts 3O@31c;
seconds 2S@2sc; southerns, 27@31c; refrlgera.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, FEB. 81.


Cars Inspected In-Wheat-Great Northern
No. ! northern, 80; No. northern, u.s.. No. g.
81; me, No. T. sS rejected s., no ~, grade p
ern. 2; No. 2 northern, !; No. 8, 7; No. 4. 10;
Minneapolis & St. Lcuis-No. northern, 1;
No. northern, /; No. 3, l; No. 4, g.
500 Line-No. 1 northern, IS; No. 2 northern
Northern Pacihc-No. l northern, 2; No. 2
northern, rs; No. 8, %: No. A. So; rejected, 5.
Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha-No.
i northern, 4; No. 2 northern, 3; No. g. 1; No.
4, 5; rejected, 2.
Total-No. northern, es; No. northern, 1ss;
No. 8, 1874; No. 4, ISL; rejected, IS; no grade,
&c. $50.
other Grains Inspected In--Cars-No. win
ter wheat 8: rejected winter wheat, IL mixed
corn, g; No white corn, L; No. corn, s.;
No. 4 corn. 6; no grade corn, 9; No. 2 white
oats, 1; No. 3 white oats, %; No. white oats,
%; No. oats, 10; no grade oats, l.; No. rye,
TO- No 8 rye. 10; No barley, 20; No. 1 feed
barley, SO; No. 2 feed barley, 16; No. north
western fax, 4; No. fax, II; rejected fax, g..
/ Cars Inspected Out-No. 1 northern wheat, g.;
No. northern wheat. At; No. wheat. 80; No.
wheat s.; rejected wheat, 7; grade wheat,
TO- rejected winter wheat, 8; mixed wheat g.;
No. yellow corn. 10; No. corn /; No. 4
corn 20; No. 8 white oats 10; no grade oats,
/; No. barley, 6; No. barley, /; No. feed
barley 4; No. 2 feed barley, 8; No. 2 rye /.
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, FEB. 81. r.
Tho following are the reCeDtS and shipments
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Total sales. 1, 6S2,400. G. -"
sEx dividend. E&g4 5t. -

prices Yesterdays market: Adventure, 6A @6B
Allouez; s2sA @2sk; Arcadian, lh@dN; Allan;
Hecla, 6s5 asked; Consolidated Mercer, 8s@4o:
Copper Range Consolidated ,70h; DAILY West,
1e1k @171a; Elm River. ~ az; Frank
lin. 11@11A; CRANKY. 5A@5A; Guanajuato. 4
25@26; Mass, 12A @12A Maydower. 1@1A;
Michigan. .13H OLA; Mohawk. bsA @54A; Old
Colony. 1@1R; Old Dominion, 2e1a @271a; Osce-
ola. 92@92Ha; Parrot. 29h asked Phoenix, IA
@3 Quincy. 1o5@1o6; Rhode Island 2h Santa
Fe. rs OPP; Shannon Copper Co. s@sb; Swift
~ @3; Trinity. Holly; U. s.. Mining, PAN q
%; q. s. Oil, 9A @1O; Utah, 42@42A Victoria,
4N@5A; Winona, 131a@14; Wolverine, 11s1a@
119; Wyandot, 2A@2h.
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NEW YORK CLEARINGs.

New York, Feb. 28.-Balances at the clear
ing house today aggregated 27,542,578, which
establishes a high record. Exchanges
amounted to $3.50, 794. 377 which were only once
before equaned. Today's clearings transactions
reflected the payment yesterday Of So, 600, 600
for new Southern Pacific bonds.
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PROVISIONS
CHICZGo pRov1sIoNs poh .,

CHICAGO PROVISIONS. Feb. 2S.-Proyisions
prices for live hogs were largely responsible for
re TIE improved m r ID demand May pork was up so
INC at $l2.10. Lard was up 21hc at 81 O5. Ribs
were 21a@5c higher at S6.s215. 49,
C1ose-Pork, February, $12.35c; May, $1262h
@12.55; July, 1926. -
Close-Lard February So so: Nav OK. INV
$7O7h n; September, $7.2O. - - ~>'
Close-Ribs, February, $500; May, 1915; July,
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

t,9Ssd a13Ss?S + eaf $hsst ii s%d
was 2 ~ for Nay: i opened Nc of at 81: 12as
esss S@s tsf s:os ~! e,
Gose-Wheat, cash No. northern. s1.oeh ::
Jul to ee M1y on t1eek
$1.Ss; arrive, S1.SeN May, ii. seN; oats, SOC;
rye, 73c. ~ 49,
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, Feb. 2s.-
flour receipts, 70 102 brls; sales 800; unsettled
$40. Wheat receipts, 224 AS bu; sales. 800 oo9
bu; opened lower and was heavy all the early
session under scattered liquidatton and lack Of
Re- sa as*asa
ak T aua r w1Se p Msy had fsS5 y on IL
@53 7-1ec: Oats receipts, $4,000 bu, nominal .
9 CloseLwheat, May, $1.1a%; July, Stops ;
close-Corn, May. oac; July, 5sc.
MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN, Feb %.
srn; $lls No. northern s1.oe@1;15; May,
B osts 9gster ,S
May, 47h@4sc bid; puts, 47Sc bid; calls ais,
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Feb 2s.-close-
sse easS e. card MsY nj Ssy
@1.o71h; No 4. 95c@$1 .O9; No. red $1.os@
III: No. 8. s1.o5@1 .os; No: 4, esc@s1W
Corn CO. lower; May, 45A @45%c; July. 45asc; cash
No. 3 mixed tx 4Sc No. 3, 4ee; No. 2 white. 47c;
49, &C. oats %i4.d loT 81 ;se No. white s2@
WINNIPEG GRAIN, Feb. 2s.-openins: May,
Msg Hasay So1& Close :, February esMe
9she; No 2 northern. asAc;z NJ: 8 northern
Receipts cars; yesr s ago. IS cars 'SSe
CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS
s Ill., f Fsrun1y IT, nsy III TSsS2
Ss:lo: Glover, February. $3.50. Barley :' cash
LIVERPOOL GRAIN; Feb. 2s.-wheat spot,
July. - "a. Corn. pot, steady; American
ID; futures quiet; March. As 1Md; May, As
ST. LOUIS GRAIN. Feb. 2s.-Close-wheat,
lower; No. red, cash, elevator. Sill; track,
s sara nssS S2 c 5ny , s1% ~ Ks
45kc; track, 47c; May. 45& @45Mc; July. 4es
1a 9st Tssah NJ 30 ea Sht si as: track
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. FEB ~.
Receiyed-Wheat; 3ss , cars. 1854 $40 bu: corn,
siaifs, les tons hay, 227 tons; car lots, 492.
p% oS bu cars bq
bu aa1 1905 bu aour IS 81 br Se' mill nfi
stuffs, 2,229 tons; linseed OIL. 224,5O9 gals; oil
cake, 1,O49, 500 lbs; car lots, SIS.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Feb. 2s.-Catt1e-Re.
ce1pts, g. 800; market steady; good to prime
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
| Western 2; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul. %;
Minneapolis & st. Louis, Z; Chicago. st. Paul,
500 line, 20; Northern Pacific, 5; Chicago. Rock
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

hard ls7 No northern
i $780, No yellow 4sAc; barley SIC
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, FEB. 81. -
The following are the receipts and shipments
4 the principal primary wheat markets:

WHEAT 11ovEMEMT 1Y ROADS, HP-27.-
St. Louis, II; Great Northern 49, sOo g.
Shipped-C ars-M Milwaukee, 20; Omaha, 49,;
st. Louis. 10; Great Northern, "a; Burlington. O..
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Feb 2s.-con
81 s-1s; Anaconda. sM Atehison, e2& Atchi
son preferred, 1851; baltimore l. Ohio. 110M
Canadian Pacific, HOY; Chesapeake & Ohio
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Feb. 2s.-Butter, easy;
easy; at mark. cases included, 25G27c Cheese,
hTm; daisies. 1ac: twins. PC: Young Americas.
12e; springs, 12c. Potatoes, easy; Burbanks. 81
@35c; Rurals. 34@35c. Veal steady; so to 6O.lb
weights; DC; e5 to 75lb weights, 6@7c; so to 125-
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HOGS OPEN HIGH
!, And CLOSE FIRM
BETTER QUALITY AND AN I'M
PROVED DEMAND.
Cattle Active at Steady Prices for the
Good Stuff sGckers and Feeders of
Quality About 10c Higher-Milch
Cows and Springers More Active
Sheep Receipts Light and Desirable
Grades in Demand. $780,

South st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 2s.-:Estimsted
receipts at the Union Stock Yards today: Cat
tie, 1850; calves, $50; hogs, 800; sheep, 300;
cars, u. +
The following table shows the receipts from
JAM /, 1905, to date, compared with the
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to IL M,
Tuesday, Feb, rs.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Feb. 2s.-Beef,
steady. Pork. steady. Lard. firm: prime west.
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK. Fob. 2s-Receipts
Hogs25c higher. Sales: 80, $50 lbs, $3.50:
SO, $50 lbs $4.75; 49, 80 lbs. S4.s5.
Cattle-steady: Beeves. 1s, !,1ea lbs. $4.16;
and heifers, 10, 961 lbs. $2.7o;- TO- 1.14s lbs,
$40; 40, Lie lbs, $40; stockers and feed
srs, e, 71s Tbs, ss1s; 20. 100 lbs. s.. 60; Il,
~, 500 lbs, 1886; 80, 6S4 lbs, $3.50.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK. Feb. 2S.-Cattle--
Receipts, 1000; market higher d beef steers SaG
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market higher; pigs
and lights, $4@4.o0; butchers and best heavy,
s5@5.10.
sage; lambs, S4@7.75.
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| NEW YORK PRODUCE, Feb. 2s.-Butter.
steady, unchanged; receipts, 9,365 pigs Cheese,
firm; receipts, 1886 pkgs; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby fancy selected white, 33c; choice, 81
| @o2c mixed extra, 32c; western frsts, 3O@31c;
| seconds 2S@29c; southerns, 27@31c; refrfgera
| tors, 2OM28c z.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FEn. a.

4SS H ?g 81 20 % bq
rye. $3.50 bu; fax, SOLO bu; flour, $50 brls; mill.
stuffs, 1853 tons; hay, 227 tons; car lots 492. !
d99 5u; oats 20 o 1870 bu; barley Is $50 bu;
~ 900 ns u nour 81 Eao
cake. 1,049, 500 lbs; car lots, SIS.
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PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-May wheat. $1.1OA.
Cals-May wheat, $1.12A. :
Curb-May wheat, $l.11N.
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NEW YORK OIL, Feb. 2s-Petroleum. .+oadv
refined all ports, 7.20@7.25c
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE. Fob 90
Sugar, raw, firm; fair refining, 49sc: centrif
ugal. SO test, 5Mc; molasses sugar, 4%c; refined
firm; crushed e.75c; powdered. 6.l5c: granuiated
6o5c Coffee quiet: No Rio, Sc. MoIasses
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Kneeland & Clements reavy sellers Of cnic.r

corn.
Bartlett says: This is quite sharp break on
corn and it should be purchase. y
{ New Orleans clears 325. coo Blu OF corn.
CleaTances: Wheat and Hour. 900 blu; corn.
1871 COO; cats none. - :
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WOMEN'S WAISTS, made of
striped washable flannel. front
with woven dots and side O0c
plaits. back pleated. each. ~
WOMEN MUSLIN NIGHT
GOWNS. high neck or cut V
shape, also Cambria Gowns. low
neck, hemstitched lawn ruff OOc
file: each. ............ ~
MUSLIN DRAWERS, hemmed
and tucked; also Cambria Corset
Covers, cut square, with lace a.
edge; each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
WHITE STOCK COLLARS. tai
Iored effects. "a styles. many en-
broidered. hemstitched and Or
lace-trimmed; each .....
BLACK AND WHITE BRAID
GALLOON TRIMMINGS, various
widths. value up To 25c. a Sc
yard; price ..............
IMPORTED TAFFETA RIB
BON. fine quality. soft-finished,
lace striped borders and picot edge.
width "a inches, white and II
colors. 15C quality; a yard.
WOMEN'S BLACK COTTON
HOSE, good quality. with double
soles, heels and toes; 10
pair Observation-Disclosures. ~
MEMS BLACK COTTON HALF
HOSE, with double soles. 10
heels and toes: a pair. .-..-. IAS
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WOAIEN'S SHAPED RIBBED
COTTON VESTS. fleece
lined; Drawers to match; IN
the garment ..--...-.....-.
MEMS HEAVY Blu E-MIXED
SHIRTS. heece-lined; Draw 2OC
ers 10 match; the garment. ~ y
MEMS NATURAL MERINO
SHIRTS. winter weight, made
with ribbed bottoms: Drawers to
match. made with finished hDC
seams: the garment. .---...
L B L EA c II E d SHAKER
FLANNEL. - inches wide. 6~
heavy nap: value Ice. yard
EXTRA HEAVY OUTING
FLANNEL, heavy nap both IL
sides: a yard ...-..---.-.-..
MEMS AND WOMF.N'S HAND
KERCHIEFS. initiated, fancy en-
broidered and plain: also Mems
Colored Border Handker- AIc
chiefs, each ..-..-....-----.
PLAIN WHITE DIAITN. 2.
inches wide. perfect quality; sold
elsewhere at Pike; our II
price. a yard .-...-........
ALL LINEN CRASH. remnants
Of . to 5 yards; greatly under
priced.
TENERIFFE DOILIES, *
inch size. with hand drawn II
centres. each ........---...-
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Sale of Clocks.

Basement.
ANNIVERSARY CLOCKS. gold
finished, very novel; run 400 days.
keep perfect c1nnA
HALL MISSION CLOCKS. 51h
feet high; S-day movement. half
hour strike on cathedral gong;
choice of three CO ~
styles ..-.............. .~p|o ~
CABINET CLOCKS. large size,
mahogany finish; half-hour strike,
Westminster G11 on
chime. ~ AsT
CUCKOO CLOCKS. full size.
walnut or oak, prettily carved;
cuckoo indicates half 81 O2
hour periods. ......P O. go
MISSION CLOCKS. a variety of
designs for the mantel; S-day
movement. brass hands and nu-
merals. half-hour Go Oe
strike. ............ we ~
MANTEL CLOCKS, ebony fin
ish, gold trimmings; 8-day move
ment. half-hour strike; CA An
TWO styles. .............. |F'
NICKEL ALARM CLOCKS.
guaranteed good time-keep- no.
| GLE
CABINE CLOCKS HALF
PRICE. In the collection thirty
Clocks. French and domestic; the
majority of the cases in mahogany
some of the finest made. HALF
4 PRICE COMMANDS CHOICE.
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Warm Flannels for
Waists and Underwear

list FL
WHITE SAXONY BALLARD
VALE FLANNEL, all wool, three
Widths
q inches wide, yard
39c. TO soc
80 inches wide, a yard
46c. to 74c
Sc inches wide, a yard
49c. to 94c
IMPORTED WHITE TAFFETA
FLANNELS, two widths
y inches wide, a yard. soc
81 inches wide, a yard. ....S1.O9
FINEST QUALITY ALL WOOL
UNSHRINKABLE FLANNEL. 30
inches wide, in navy, red, tan.
gray, pink. light blue. black and
white; yard. ....S 9c
SILK-AND-WOOL SKIRTING
FLANNELS, white silk embroid-
cred; hemstitched and scaIloped
designs, very neat patterns; a
yard. 81 SO, S1.9S and So. So.
ENGLISH OUTING FLANNEL,
very heavy nap, assorted patterns,
yaTd Sc
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Macy Grocery Specials,

cred STAR Hams and Bacon the tlnest
not. always
depend upon prices being LOWER than the prices
advertised competitors for Hams and Bacon OF e
quality. -, .. .,s
AOIleS coheei ioos'c
daily packed hygenc cartons
SC ID: ID cartons ii,
TEA-Ceyon Mixed Hyson Japan f'r'uN
English Breakfast;
Sac this price
caddy regular price $1.59; g
V ,,J Ia11x,Jesanne brand fresh fruit Jams all vaTIe
Jelly Raspberry Peach
Maraade and eight others pound glass Jars
Red Jelly lV-oz saS
&c. 81 oS.
Canned Goods:
brand, a
1Oc.
t2c
Jessane brand Tomatoes best quality red ripe Jersey
Tomatoes American Beauty brand extra large cans;
whole Jersey fruit; 13c dozen
Lily White brand gallon cans perfect Jersey fruit , hackers
Arena brand Lima Beans by or the pes
New Jersey sold elsewhere at lSc can our price for TINS
IA
Empire State Brand Golden Egg P1ums in regular size qua
Pineapple Lily White sliced and grated can - So
dozen