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lowesz, etc, the wort csse in ~ ~
and cestoce TIE bexuty d youth. Frace
s0c. and $i00 BY leading drugsh6 q mali
sussss y NATIONAL TOILET CO.. pslss -.
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FOR SALE.

Valuable Town Lots OH Center and
Weeks Streets, near Corporate limits.
Apply to j. W. Wyche, J. T. White or
d. T PEBBLES
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mo, Sirl You cannot palm OF any substitutes
on me. I've been using August Flower since
I was boy, and I'll have no other
(Forty million bottles Of August Flower
sold in the United States alone since its
introduction And the demand for it is
still growing. Isn't that a fine showing
of SUGGEST Don't it prove that August
Flower has had unfailing success in the
cure of indigestion and dyspepsia-the
worst enemies of health and happiness?
QDoes it not afford the best evidence that
August Flower is sure specific for all
stomach and intestinal disorders THAT it
il the best of all liver regulatorsf
QAugust Flower has a matchless record
OF over IS years in curing the ailing mill
lions Of these distressing complaints.
qTwo sizes, 2sc and 7sc. All druggists.
So Id by John R. Taylor, Druggist.
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SPECULATIVE GOSSIP

Broomhall estimates Argentine shipments OF
wheat at: ? 400 900 bu,. corn 100, 600 bu
!. Total ca searances: %, Wheat 1900 bu; -four
wheat and flour equal 273, 900 bu.H
New York to Lewis: Reading looks all
right now to buy on any soft spot
New York-The subtreasury is creditor at the
clearing house $3.50 ,918, chiefly on account Of
the semiannual payments Of about 50 600, 600 to
in settlement of Its debt to the government for
aid in construction of the road.
New York wired: Liberal acceptances of Man
itobas reported; bigcbusiness working.
Antwerp quotes Ea Plata lnseed 2hc per
blu lower.
! Canadian northwest Temperatures 80 above to
- below; partly, cloudy. West temperatures q
to "a; partly cloudy. Southwest temperature
s partly cloudy light anew in Illinois
and eastern Iowa.
Weather forecast: North Dakota: Fair to-
Eakota-Fair tonight and Friday; colder eastto-
night. Nebraska, Kansas-Fsir tonight and Fri
DAY. colder onish onght and
tonight and Friday, cold wave tonight; colder
south Friday: Mssouri :. tonight and Fri
nesota-Fair, tonight and Friday; colder east to.
night; rising temperature Friday. rowa-Fair
tonight and Friday; colder tonight. with cold
. Chicago to Whallon: This cold weather in
the northwest and no particular pressure this
morning has started some shorts covering IL
Boston. Philadelphia and New Orleans cleared
900 bushels Of corn.
Antwerp close: Wheat, Is C lower.
Patten says: Hogs sold today. at the high
est price in dye months, and product is selling
New York to Lewis: Charters made for
Manitoba sales last night and today probably
thirty loads. y cs
81 Cudahy in the market buying July and selling
May. corn at l. 16cl difference. o
Boston-Thomas w. Lawson and nine otaer
original A. G. P. stockholders and three. United
Copper stockholders have Instructed their at
torneys in New Jersey, New York and Montana,
instantly upon any evidence of direct Indication
Of consolidation 10 lazy before the courts ter
at different times. that under no circumstances
| could the rurchase Of or consolidation with
United Copper by A. g. p az over 81, 5000
be anyt thing but swindle upon Amalgamated
and four statements Of Heinze and two Of his
directors that unde- no consideration should the
entire Amalgamated property be worth as much
as United Copper.
Armour Groin company selling little wheat
New York to piper: There is story on thu
| floor that some congressman will Introduce to
night q bill to Investigate the Hartman roads
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MONEY REPORTS

LONDON, Feb. The rate Of discount Of the
Bank of England remained unchanged today
at per cent. The weekly statement Of the
Total reserve, increased e124,o 900; circula ton,
increased G196,00 bullion, increased G32O, $50;
other securities decreased E2 34s 900; other de-
posts, decreased G1945, 900; public deposits, in
creased 10000; notes reserve, increased E32,S
00O government securities, increased G5OO, 900.
The proportion of the banks reserve to Habil-
ity this week is 42.5 per cent, as compared with
40.9O per cent last week.
BERLIN, Feb. 1.zExchange on London, 20
marks 40 pigs for checks Discount rates: :
Short bills, 81 per cent; three months bills,
81 per cent. III
221zc for the account Exchange on London,
25f lac for checks. The weekly statement Of
the Bank of France shows the following changes:
Notes In ation increased lilo, 400, 900 francs
general deposits, increased 13,625ooo francs;
gold In hand, decreased $3.50, 900 francs; silver
In hand, decreased 2,950,O00 francs; bills dis
counted, increased 1o5 1878 600 francs; advances,
LONDON, Feb. bullion amounting to
4IS,OOO was taken into the Bank Of England
today, and 816,00O was withdrawn, Of which
s6, o0o was for shipment to South America and
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Today's very large
credit balances of the subtreasury st the clear.
ing house amounted to 1891 ,9ss, and repre-
ment by the Southern Pacific company Tor it.
purchase Of the old Central Pacific Railroad
ST: PAUL, Feb 1-Bank clearings today
@l,isf $500; for the week. 1920 3527O; last
MINNEAPoLIs, Feb. Bank .c1eartngs to-
day. 50. 534. 4oO.53; for the week, $15,352,.
$685. 80; year ago $14 ,Oo355 %: New York ex.
change selling rate 4Oc premium; buying rate
1oc premium; Chicago exchange, selling rate Soc
premium: buying rate zoe premium; London
6o-day sight documentary. exchange, s4!sS4s.
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WEALTH OF MOROCCO
Pastures Richer Than Those of Nor
mandy and Great Cork Forests.
New York Evening Post.

New ork Evening Post
A Paris reporter has had an inter
esting talk with Lieutenant Dye of the
French navy, who has been engaged
the Moroccan coast from Agadir to
Tangier. The lieutenant says the At
lantic provinces of Morocco are much
superior to those adjoining the Algerian
frontier. From Tangier to Rabat the
plain Of Sebu contains magnificent pas
lures, equal to those of Normandy,
while there are immense forests of cork
trees extending from Rabat to Fee. To-
wards Saf is the famous black soil,
growth Of corn. The population is COM
posed of a great variety of tribes, some
of whom recognize to certain extent
the authority of the sultan, while
others are entirely independent. The
tribes in the north fear the European,
whom they regard as q conqueror, but
have no religious fanaticism. In the
south the natives, who are exploited by
the kaids, gladly seek French protec-
| ton Up to last year German COM
merce On the west coast did not exceed
| per cent of the general commerce. But
tor some months past German firms have
been established there and particularly
at Larache. France enjoys an excep-
| tionally favorable position in the re-
! gions adjoining her Algerian frontier,
! from which $4,000 Moors come to get in
| the harvest every year. The lieutenant
says that he met numbers of laborers
hin the Atlantic provinces who were
grateful for the security which they
enjoyed in Algeria, and who greeted
! them in French: "Bon jour, CANA
! rades.D They were all in favor of pa
cific penetration by France. The eli
mate is temperate. rather warmer IN
winter than that of France, and cooler
& in summer than the bathing places in
Brittany.
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THE, CASH TRADE
F1RMNEss AND. A GOOD GENERAL DEMAND
REPORTED. .-.. RI


y FLAx-Receipts, II cars, against S cars last
year: shipments, AZ cars; Duluth % Clos
ing prices: Minneapolis. cash. s116; to arrive,
crushers at 3m3hc under Duluth May.
2 OATS-No. 3 white oats closed at CSC. Re-
ceipts. II cars shipments. 90 cars. Offerings
small and demand .frst-class, No. 8 white selling
ut 2421ac under Chicago May. ess3 $500
CORN-No 3 yellow corn closed at. 37Ac. Re-
cepts, II cars; shipments. 81 A good gen
eral demand from feed mills, elevators and
shippers. sava
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn. in sacks sacks extra, $4,000
14.I5; No. l ground feed, % corn< and Ia oats,
S0-lba sacks, sacks extra, $15@15.25; No 2
ground feed y corn and u oats, S0-lb sacks,
sacks extra, $1550@1575; No. ground feed,
1-3 corn and % oats, 70-lb sacks, sacks extra,
$16@16.25
MlLLsTuFFs-Bra in bulk, 14.50@14.75;
shorts. 14.6OGg14.75; middlings, $17@17.5O; red
dog. $40. 50@2o; all 0 Minneapolis; in 2oo-lb
sacks, 81 per ton additional; in 10O-lb sacks
s1:50 per ton additional Shipments, LIPS tons.
RiE-No. closed at 6o@611sc. Receipts. 4
cars; shipments. cars Market frmer with
a GOOD dens nd.
BARLEI-Feed grades closed yat 37@3Sc;
mailing grades 39@4sc. ReceiptsD29 cars; ship
ments. 42 cars. The demand is frst-cIass+ and
arket is strong for mailing grades. Feed
hrrner. '-a s---zlsL 1~-.s5ssgs
HAi-Tln.otay, choice, se@9.5o: No. L. ss.75
spland No. %'Iee sa7 ?p No eseiss s No.
3, $5@6: midland, IS 5000; rye straw, S.
as; oat st 'aw, $3.50@4.50; clover, s6@l7.. Re
cefpts 12o tons. ".
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PUTS AND CALLS.
PUTS AND CALLS. T
Q pm. report: =,
Puts-May wheat, S31sc. 49, --. ;. .-.~.-.
Curb-May wheat, S3A @S33sc.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION JAN.

STATE GRAIN INSPECTION JAN 81.
Inspected Observation-Disclosures Northern
No. hard, g., No. northern, 4S; No. 2 north
ern., 20; No. 8, IS; No. 4, 2; rejected 8; no
grade, z. ~ a:sEz@.s IS n EEa1 4. 3. -
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. i, north
ern, IL; No. northern, 10; No. g. 8; No. 4, Z;
rejected, 5. sYa- s.%| . aA
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No.. / northern L;
No. northern, 3; No. 8, 3. s8.$& =
500 Line-No. hard, 1O;, No. 1 northern, -;
No. northern, 9; No. 8, No. a, 5; reject
ed. 4.
Northern Pacinc-No. 2 northern, /.
Chicago. St. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
No. northern, q; No. g.. 8; No. 4, 2; re-
jected. l.. 5s5s~ .4@st. Ii 3tsa e 4 = Et5.l gag
!. Total-No. i hard, 49, No. northern, 72 No.
2 northern. 49,; No. 8, "a; No. 4, Is; rejected
10; no grade, 2. s-fse tsxrs
Other Grains Inspected In--Cars-No.5 j durum
7wheat, g. No. durum wheat, 5; No. 3 durum
wheat A; No. yellow corn, 4; No. 3 corn 8;
No. corn, 8; no grade corn, o; No. white
oats, L; No. white oats, 8; No. white oats,
ID; No. 3 oats, II; No: 2 rye, I; No. barley,
l; No. barley, IS; No. feed barley, 8; No.
2 feed barley, 8; grade feed barley, 2;
No. northwestern FAX, 8; No. hax, IL; no
grade flax, /. - =
Inspected Out-Cars-No. l durum wheat I;
No. durum wheat g.; No. durum wheat, 6;
No. dqrum wheat, l; No. 1 northern wheat,
q; No northern wheat, 1S; No. 8 wheat, 4
No. wheat, Is; rejected twheat, 8; No. 8 vel
low corn 2; No. 8 corn, 8; No. 4 corn, 8; No.
white oats, 10; No. white oats, 81 No 8
oats. ID; No. barley, g; No. feed barley,
l; No feed barley, 2; No. 2 rye, 81 No. /
flax, H.. $500 49, E.ss -s So
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW york COTTON. Feb The cotton
market opened weak at a decline Of 3@10 points
IN response to lower cables. The decline uncoy-
cred further stopless orders and during the early
session the market ruled very weak and un-
settled. with March declining to lotto, and
May to 10.8Sc or 1916 points net lower. There
was very heavy covering by some Of the bigger
shorts at the decline and toward the middle Of
the morning prices rallied 8 or points. There
was no bull support, however. and the tone of
the market continued nervous
Cotton futures opened easy February, 10.69c;
March, 10. SOC ;April, 1888 @1OS7c; May, 1O.94c;
July. 11.04c; August 1O.sec bid; September,
1o.45c bid; October, 1886 40, ~
The market at midday was fairly active, with
prices about r. to IS points net lower, and the
undertone nervous and unsettled. owing to- con.
tinued selling for long account. Spot cotton,
quiet; mtddling uplands, 11.25c; middling gulf,
1I.5Oc..
Cotton closed quiet; middling uplands II 85c;
middling gulf, II. Coo. Sales, 1.5OO bales :,
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shade higher at 44Mc to AN l44Ac. and sold
up to 44Ac. Local receipts We're 25s cars. with
IL of contract grade.
The market became frmer in sympathy with
firm with May up Nc at 44Ac.
Cash corn. No; 2, 41!Sc; No. 8, 4iAe.
Sentiment in the oats pit was trihe hrmer
fair demand by local traders. The demand
was caused partly by small receipts and also
to the steadiness Of wheat. May opened a
shade lower to shade higher at 3O% 0D3Ohc,
and during the early part of the day held within
these figures. Local receipts were 131 cars.
Cash oats No. 2, BOZ @301ac; No. 8, 30c
Close: Oats, May, 3O1a @3UBc; July, 29tsc
was of
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
Quotations to pm, Feb. L.
American Tobocca As, S0A, 81, 60H.
American Tobacco 6s >S3.
Oregon Short Line As. 1161a bid, III asked.
Rock Island As, s0M. SO1a.
Japanese lists, 1OOA, 1OOh
Japanese DDS, 99H - So
Japanese 4hs 94A.
japanese second As, 91N.
Reading As. 1O2.
Baltimore & Ohio BIS "a bid 95 asked.
Atchison As. 104A.
Southern Pacific As 94A bid
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy As. 1O1M.
United States Steel 5s, 93K, 99ss, 90sa, 993.,
)9M.
Northern Pacific As, 1857.
Union Pacific convertibles, 1861.
Baltimore & Ohio IS, 1O4A bid 104A asked.
Boston Copper. 29H.
United Copper. 1914.
Utah Copper, 33A bid, 34A asked
Black Mountain, 12A bid 1917 asked.
Southern Railway IS, 11sA bid, 119 asked.
Union Pacific As, 105.
Rock Island 5s, ~.
Tin Can common, 1917 bid. 10Y asked.
Tin Can preferred. 7Oh bid, II asked.
CRANKY, 1O1s bid, 1OA asked.
Interborough, 283 bid, 234A asked.
North Butte, 81 bid, SO asked
East Butte, Oh bid, 91a asked.
Green Copper ~ bid, 275s asked.
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More than fifty kinds of bark are now
used in the manufacture of paper. Ba-
mana skins. pea vines. oocoanut fiber. hay.
straw. water weeds, leaves, shavings.
corn husks and hop plants are used for
the same purpose.
The Rev. E. J. Peck, who has just re-
turned from lonely mission station In
Labrador. says his first church was con
structed by the natives out of sealskins.
and did good service till pack of Es-
kimo dogs ate 1t one night.
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Total sales. 1.7OS. 100.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Feb. 1.--conso

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Feb. 1.---consola
for money. 9oA consols for account 80 GIG;
Anaconda, IAN; Atchison, 90; Atchison preferred,
1o7; Baltimore & Ohio, 11sA Canadian Pacific,
176M; Chesapeake 8 Ohio: 81 y; Chicago Great
191; De Beers, 1877; Denver 4 Rio Grande, 50H
Denver 8 Rio Grande e preferred. OH; Erie 40;
701A; Illinois Central, l79; Louisville & Nash.
vile, 1851; Missouri, Kansas 8 Texas. 3sss
New York Central. 154 y; Norfolk & Western,
& Western, 58b; Pennsylvania, az; RAND
Mines. IN; Reading. 721a; Reading first pre-
ferred, 4S3; Reading second preferred, 49h
Southern Railway, .421s; Southern Railway pre-
ferred. lo41s; Southern Pacific. 10Y; o1 Union Pa
States Steel, 45B; United States Steel preferred
10; Wabash 25d; Wabash preferred, AZ; Span
ish tours, 91A
Bar silver steady. so1sd per ounce.
Money 4 per cent
The rate Of discount In the open market fo
short bills is 3H per cent. The rate. OF dis
count in the open market for three months bill
is 8 13-16@3B per cent.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
COLD WAVE PREDICTION sTEADIED TIL
OPENING WHEAT TRADING.

OPENING WHEAT TRADING.
Chicago Feb. 1-An official prediction OF
cold wave over the wheat-growing sections of
the United States steadied the wheat market
here today There was U.s., fairly active demand
were rather light. May opened Nc lower to
a1s@Ac higher at SAX, to S21a@82Mc. sold
up. to. s4M@s4Ae and held steady around s41ac.
ceipts of 243 cars against 347 cars last week
and 23O cars a year ago.
reports of the coming cold wave and increased
export demand at New York. The high point
for May was reached at s4s4 @s47sc. The close
was firm with May up Nc at s49kc.
Cash wheat, No. 2 red, s5A @s7Ac;. No {
red, S51s6c; No. 2 hard, 81 @s4c:S No 3 hard
79@82c; No. a northern, SO N@S6c; No. Z
northern, S3@S5c; No. 8 spring. 79@S5c.
Close: May, wheat, s48c; July, s31ac.
+ Small local receipts of corn caused considerable
buying in the pit and resulted In q Arm tone
Gables were easy. May opened unchanged to d
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Prussia's minister Of public works
has ordered that in future engineers
and firemen on the state railroads must
be total abstainers Many railway acct
dents have occurred recently. "a large
number Of which are attributed to the
intemperance Of railway employees.
Hence the new order.
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ARIZONA CoppERs.

Late yesterday afternoon the expected hap.
pened, the market turned and all stocks closed
higher than the opening. The market opened
ST. ong this morning and has been holding well.
There has been no news given out from any Of
the properties as yet. Should any be given out
1t would probably be from Calumet & Pittsburg
or Junction. Keweenaw seems to be a little
weak today but from no apparent cause.
Il otat3o OF I n
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AZ DO DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT,
The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS JAN. 81.

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS JAN, 81.
Received-Wheat,, 17s cars, 176,2 2O bu corn,
rye. s,640 bu; fax, q, $40 bu; -four 846 brls;
millstuffs 115 tons hay, 120 tons. CARROTS, 800.
Shipped-Wheat. 81 cars, $3.50 bu; corn,
rye. ITO bu; fax, 40, $50 bu flour, 54,173 brls;
millstunfs, 725 tons; hay, 10 tons; 1nseed oil,
100000 lbs; oil cake, 800 GOO lbs. CARROTS, 613
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Feb beef
easy; prime western steam, $7,75@7.s5.

LONDON METALS, Feb. "copper" was STEADY
in the market today at ELS los; about $50
tons were sold Tin rose los in the market to-
day, reacted on free selling and closed at the
best price of the day, at &166 12s Cd; about
500 tons were sold.
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Totals ...........1,015 8

Good to choice hogs sell strong; common to
requirements. with present Prices more hogs
should be coming to this market. Quality gem
orally good. Prices range from $3.50 to $3.50;
$5.45; good to choice, $40 to $3.50; mixed,
common GO to fair, $40 to s5;35; good to choice.
:, HogsS7o. Sss lbs, $3.50; g., 2s4 lbs, s5474s;
"a, 246 lbs, .S5.45; 81, 23a lbs, s5.45; Sc, 234
ST. 2s lbs zy e. aiS lDs Szs g.
S q; se g lbs, s5:ss; 81, 1s5 lbs, s5s5; 81
Stays and Boars-1,s 44o rlbs, $50; i, $50
lbs, $4:5e; l, 400 lbs, $3.50:
CArTLE--,Receipts light, beef and butcher cat
quiet. Veal calves steady with yesterday s
bulls steady. Mich cows Steady. Sales:
Butcher !. ste ss $50 lbs, 81; 8, 1,o2e lbs
stysssE e9~i so spf bs IS D ss ss
3. s7e lbs, 1925; 1. l,14o lbs. ss;25; !, ! 300
| LILO lbs, $3.50.
Cutters and Gamers. 1.oao lbs. 1925; 1. 800
" Veal caive@e, is4 lbs. s4.75; 3, 80 lbs, So 40
Stock and Feeding Steers, 1000 lbs, So: IS;
8, s7s lbs 1925: 2. $50 lbs. So; 2. $40 lbs
| Stock Cows and Heifers-5, 500 lbs, 1920; 2
s65 lbs, 81; 3, 1888 lbs. $1.75
Stock to "a, and - Feeding Fulls-1. 11so lbs. $3.50
$25.
| SHEEP-No sheep scheduled today. Prices
quoted steady with weeks decline. Market quiet
Killing Sheep and Lambs-82 lambs. II lbs
! Sc; % ewes, So lbs, 81; 9 ewes ITO lbs So. 60
| 10 Gull lambs, 40 lbs, s.; Gull ewes, 81
/ lbs. So
Among the shippers on the market were: Al
| fred Barnnem. Albert Stephen, Lonsdale Ryar
| & Co.. Waseca; Cosgrore Co., lie Seuer; c. N.
Mankato; Liena& Men, Bigham Lake; 6: Lar
son, h. strobbein. New Richmond; j. E. Malm
4 Lake City; A. Steffins, Fairmont; W. Bartholmy
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An Indian veteran Of the civil war has
refused an accumulated pension of over
$4,000 on the astonishing ground that he
was never in an engagement, and never
even heard q shot fred during the term
Of his service. And yet there are those
who think 1t is possible to educate ard
civilize the .red man.-Providence Jour
nal. :
Farming implements have not been
improved in China for over 1000 years.
A ray Of light, it is said, could move
eight times around the globe between
the ticks Of a. watch.
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAIN, Feb.
Rye, cash, etc., May. 1914 @89c Flax, cash,
northwestern, $1.16; southwestern, S1.O9. Tim
othy. March, s3.45. Glover, cash, $1325. Bar
ley, cash, S9@54c.
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Calumet d Hecla 7oo07o5; centennial. asa
2Sh; Consolidated Mercur, 64G185; Copper Range
Consolidated. ssA 1884,; Daiy West 1917 All;
Elm , River 2M@2A franklin, 1871 Gle: Graf
Isle Royale, 2S,s@2e; Mass. ioG1Oh: Mich.
gar. 14a4 @15N; Mohawk. 5S@6S1a: NORTH
Butte, S6N @S7; Old Dominion, s81a 0l3sa4 Osce-
ola, 1OO1s@101; Parrot, 1915 Q4S; Pneumatic
Service, 1b% gle: Pneumatic Service preferred.
3SN @89: Quincy. 1o9@11O; Rhode Island. tn
TM; santa Fe. 2@2A; Shannon Copper Compa-
ny, 6A @6N; Swift & Co., 102N l1021a: Tama-
rack, 1Os@l0a; Tecumssh, 1914 ola; Tennessee.
1880 o Trinity 9A@9h :; United Copper Com.
7h; Wolverine. 13o@1s1; Wyandot, 1k az
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CHOICE HOGS Sell
AT FIRM PRICES
RECEIPTS NOT UP TO REQUIRE
MENTs AT SOUTH ST. PAUL.

Cattle Offerings Also Light and Beef
and Butcher Stock Generally Steady
Veal Calves Steady at Yesterdays
Decline Nothing Doing in the Sheep
Department, Scarcely Anything Com
ing In.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Feb. 1.-Butter, easy;
creameries, 1s@25hc; diaries. 1s@2sc. Eggs,
steady; daisies 13c; twins, 1lA @12c; Young
Americas 13c. Poultry. live, frmer; turkeys,
steady; Burbanks, 54@57c; Rurals, $4,000; red
stock, .52@6Oc Veal. frmer; so to 6o-lb weights
6@61ac; 65 to 75-lb weights, 6h@Sc; 80 to
125-lb weights, nothing doing; IS to Hob
weights, 81 @9hc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-01

WHEAT RECEIPTS By ROADS JAN. 81.
Receipts-Cars-Milw so; Omaha, Z; ST.
Louis, g. Great Northern, 9S Northern Pacific,
L; 500, II; Rock Island, 4. y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-01
Strength in Spots.

Strength continued to. develop in spots from
time to time, first the industrials and then the
RAILROADS occupying the traders attention mostly
late In the afternoon, deavy4 demand for Union
Pacific developed which carried it up 1A to
l269s, and revived the demand for standard
stocks which had been languishing. Among the
Important gains were international Pump OK,
Atlantic Coast Line ~ and Southern Railway
New York Central, Hide & Leather preferred
and Chicago Terminal preferred 1 to IN. Wabash
preferred lost a point and a reaction of point
In Amalganated Copper turned prices downward
before 2 O'Clock. ; -. z,
Stock quotations reported for The Journal By
watson u Co., brokers' Chamber of Commerce,
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid ~ Gs. :