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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24

Chamber of Commerce.

Wheat was quite dull and business slow. a.
there was not enough interest in the little
news there was 20 create q decided drift
either way. II was a Saturday, and the dis
Cables we're dull, and in all respects the pub
lie reports were steady. Private cables were
frIneT and said the French are buying Cali
fornia wheat on coast The exports from
both coasts were wired as 3l0,O0D ou
against 2.990o00 bu the last week
before. The weather was brilliant aud
il Offset all other feature OF news
There was a better demand for cash wheat
No. / northern sold a. slG1lzc, which was
2t4G2c above Nay. The bulk Of the oferings
IN. What few low grades, when not wet and
musty. brought relatively good prices. A
good many cars Of No. / northern were sold
TO arrive at zl2c premium over May. No z
sold az 71G7Tlzc aud No. from 1jtzEC1ec..
Wheat closed as follows: No. hard. On
track &c; No. northern, April, Tsiae; Mas.
15szc; July -07sc; on track. Sic. No. North
ern, on track, 71GLT9c.
Flour-Demand Improving at prices quot
ed Patents in sacks 70 local dealers. Pat
ents, 81. 1901 so: bakers superane. ST. 40
30 for low grades ia bags. Including red
dog
Bran and shorts-Weak atscG9.5o for bran;
shorts, s. 7Jlr9 Is
CORRESPONDENT; quoted at s209sAc for yell
low.
osts-Qaoted at z5Ge3lac for choice 80. 2
white
Rye-A strong demand for local cousump-
ton: quoted at 72ll74c T. o. b.
Barley-32lt44c and JOc for very choice
No. g. with the demand strong
FIax-Quoted at Glg7c in Chicago;
bought here less the freight.
Feed-QuOted az sl4251l5. -.
lay-s5GJ9.5O for upland: timothy nomi-
nal. Si1Dii.59.
Sales Included No. hard, car. choice.
Ste: No. hard, l car, I. o. b., S3s.c: No. 1
hard, car. S3Izc; No. ! northern. l car,
fancy. s2isc; No. / northern. - ears, 10 ar
rive, Sic: No. l northern, car. thin, SQi3c
No. / northern, ~ cars, sil7c; No l north
ern 81 cars. Sic: No. northern. , cars nc;
No. northern, CARS, 77l2c; no north
ern, ! car re; No. northern. cars.
75lzc rejected car. I. o. b., Csc rejected, |
car. ID of. 75c; rejected, car. 5sci
rejected, car. zee; rejected | car. 75c: re,
ieeted, car. 5)e; no grade, / car, ID OF.
zoe no grade ear. I 10 OF, GZiec; 10 gEtde
cars 1 10 of tic: no grade. car 10 or.
re. no grade / car. : lbs of, 6oc; no grade.
car, U5c; no grade. cars, 72c. No. barley,
Car. &c; No. 5 white oats. y ears. {. B..
2sI4c. No. . oats, / car rae: No. oats,
car. 25c, iowa upland hay car. Si0.jg.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
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April 3l1tc: May. 3flac: June. 3az4c: July,
Sjtsc: spot No. white. &c: mixed Is estern.
3lltijc: white Western, 3IIzlL igIze Hwy
firm. Hops quiet weak; state. common TO
choice 2f0,>Jc: Pacific coast 240,30c. Coffee
Options opened steady, 3 points down TO
poiits up; closed steady, 5alJ points 10.
sales 2j.7J) bags, including: April l24sN
I2.55e: May. Il nor 4gc: June, 12.c5c: July,
l2c. September, l10JD12c; October, II. DC:
December IL95c: SCOT Rio dull. but
steady: No. z. I3lze. Sngar-Raw quiet and
steady. fair refining. Z1Ie; centrfugas. 81
test 5lsc; sales. 100 bhds MuscoYado. s9-test
at 2izc 70 Boston from Hampton Roads; re-
fined dull, steady. hOlasses-Foreign dull,
5J-test, ilizc; New Orleans duh. steady; com
mon % fancy. 25lb.5c. Rice quiet steady;
domestic fair TO extra. 4ssNGlzc; Japan.
bid yellow. 3lizc bid. TailOw firm; city
~ for packagesJ, Zj-J2c. Kosin dull, firm;
strained common 70 good, SI,4ILIJ0. TuE-
pentine dull weak; &c. Eggs quiet, un-
changed western, l4hc: receipts, BIB
pkgs Hides dull steady: wet salted. New
Orleans seiccseG. 4Jls7j pounds elpsc;
Texas selected, J066J pounds GG.Sc. Pork
quiet; old mess, S93Nl0: new mess
SlllDlI 80; extra prime. 81. 20. Cut meats
inactive picked bellies 5@4c; picked shonld-
ers. 5EslI5ztc; picked hams, D4D9lsc; mid
dies quiet; short clear. $500. Lard dun.
steady; Western steam, So IS: sales 100
tierces: options sales. $50 tierces; May. s. .45,
closing nj 81. ~ bid: July, SJ55, closing at
$3.50 bid; August. 1861 Butter dull; West
ern dairy. f3Dl6c; Western creamery. I0l1
24cs Western factory. l29ItCc: Kigin. Z5I2lL
23c. Cheese quiet and firm; part skins. a
&c Pig iron duh; American, Sl4756Dl6.2,.
Copper quiet; lake Sii 20 bid. Sli.90 asked
Lead dull: domestic, SL2JIi3g. Tin hrm;
straits g5D 10lL2J50
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New YOrl1 Produce.

NEW YoRN. April 23.-Flour - Receipts
s9.9i6 pRgs, exports, G3,740 bbls, 10 Ia sacks :
dull, sales. 1850 bbls. Cornmeal dull ,
ga es so bbls; yellow Western, 81 1aG93
Wheat-ReCeipts, 8L590 bu; exports. 6S 800
bu, sales 1000 900 bu futures $4,000 bu
spot; spot market unsettled quiet stronger;
No red O6iac in store and elevator.
0SA49S&4c aioat 0SA4o9s4c T. o. b.. No. 5
red. 93c; unSmded red, S41S9s4c; No. l
northern, 95Am9jS4c; No. northern. 9ls3c :;
No > Milwaukee 95IAc delivered; options
were early AlDl2c down on foreign and local
longs selling and easier private cables. from
which there was III advance of 2sSc on April
with shorts covering aud light offer
ins~, and AGll2c OH other months
closing al 2ssc up on April, Isc up on MAY
with other months unchanged to l2c down ;
No red, April, a3l2GlS6lsc, closing at 95Isc;
NAV % 3-lC6E99sa. Closing at 9js4c; June, 1888
0SJlsc, closing at S034c: July. S95sdlDy lSc,
closing al 99c; August. S9l4QIsyi3c, closing at
Sai2c September soc. closing at soc; Deem
ber 9I400l7sC closing at 9is4c. Rye stead
fer quiet; estern, Si4@S5c. Barley malt
duh. Corn-ReeeipIs, 1855 bu; exports
S4.24S bu; sales, 10000 bu futures. l36,000 bu
SPOT; market irregular. moderate business
closing easy: No 2. 49l2 n I034c elevator, 50S4
@5lc aiioat; ungraded mixed. 45G55Ic: steam
er mixed, 4s(1iOc: options very slow. but the
others were steady al lse up on April and 4
@Sac down on other months; April. 49A11
49l2e, closing at 49I9c; May, 47A9l41lsc
closing at 4sSsc: June. 45Ssc; July. 45ss
Jnly. 45S+c, closing at 45&c; August 45341
46c. Oats-ReceiptS. 126.0B bu; exports. ~.
9l0 bu, sales. 1sl0c0 bu futures and 1900 bu
spot; spot market dull; options dun. easier
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M E S A BI pno %lsnaG
State Mineral Leases.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD !!
D. OGILVIE 81 CO.,
ol2 Lyceum, Duluth.
LIVE TOCk.
InIon Storl1Yariis.

Official receipts at South 81 Paul: 1872
hogs ) cattle. calves no sheep.
Hog Steady TO shade higher Only three
loads received. one arriving TOO lutte To be
sold aud WAS he'd over Good butcher weights
sold at Si.ij and $40. Stays and rough, s.
and 81 Packers are throwing out stays aud
rough heaYy hogs from straight loads, and
paving around s. per cwt for heavy stays.
Clttc-Sieady. Not enough butcher stuff
received 10 MAKE a market and nothing left
over except a few Gamers Half "A dozen
loads came in too late TO lie sold. StOckers
nud feeders quiet No fresh receipts fine
young shorthDrI bGlf was sold for breeding
purposes and more inquiry is being made
Quotations: Prime steers. SJJgQlJ 80: good
Steers, ST GG} -; prime COWS, 3 50GDs s. 4;
good cows SGD145; common 10 fair cows
S,.25Gg2: light veal calves. S6ll7J; heavy
calves. S-G3: stockers S.GD! 40: feeders, $40
01.95; bulls stays and oxen, SL2zlt!.35.
>beep-oteady aud unchanged. Quotations
MuttnnS. SiDJGc 10; lambs Sjd,5. 70. mixed,
81 :. 69j.2J.
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VOTING ON 'CHANGE.
a General Distribution Of
Market Figures Favored
by Traders.
The Bright, Warm Weather
Was a Good Influence
for the Bears.
Wheat, Corn, Oats and Pork
Are All Quoted Lower
Than Friday.
Material Losses in Leading
Shares on New York
Material Losses in Leading
Shares on New York
Exchange.

OnfcAoO. Apfll - -BsIloung On the quota
don question seemed TO interest more people
on change today than the quotations them
selves The fact that Edward Partridge was
making very much Of "a oue-man market Of It..
drove many Of the members - the voting
tables to cast a ballot for" the revival Of u
general distribution Of market figures. The
members not only voted at the tables but
Btaid there % influence others The PROPOSE
ton wa. carried 53s to 49,
Tonight compared with last evening
wheat was nc lover. corn nc, oats asc and
pork it2c with lard aud ribs unchanged
The chief bearish influence was the bright
and warmer weather over most Of the coun-
try, giving a better outlook not only for the
winter gram. but for seeding operations, and
largely dbcouutiug Prime crop review,
which WINS quito gloomy. Opening prices
were - under lasl evening aud there was
decline Of hc more. then II rally VI l2c. and
minor fluctuations 10 lie close. Which Was
steady. MHuv Of the big buyers II yesterday
were free sellers today Logan was perhaps
the most prominent Of this class. and much
Of the big line he took yesterday on the bad
weather scare was PIT out again Oh the i'm
proved outlook Partridge, who was free
seller OF July yeherlay covered gOad deal
OH the break today.
The corn trade felt the effect Of Inc fine
weather and - Iittlc better movement to tho
market The receipts were 20 cars more than
estimated reaching 20 cars The market
was yery dull, except ~ rare Intervals. The
opening prices were ssMhc below lAst nights
figures Moderate offerings carried the quo
tatlOn of a fraction more, after which there
was u rally OF hc. succeeded by decline OF
lac with n Subsequent weakening Of Ac.
The feature IN oats was the buying Of May
and selling Of June ana july by a large oper-
atOr The initial trades were AZ isfG4sc dc
cline. followed by an additional Weakening
OF VA Ne The trade lu provisions was about
~ on lhe previous DAYS Of the week llquIda-
ton OF long lines ~ barrelcd pork and steadi-
ness IN lard ana ribs. Business was light and
Guctu eliOtS narrow There was u stronger
tone 10 lake frcights ana rates advanced 10
I44c for wheat and lleC for corn
Tho lending futures ranged as follows:
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Opticians.
PRoF. p. HEIrZMAN. 7th and wsb
Photographers.

oRRls nuNr. Is + 7lh- Open sunda,
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TROUT FISHING.
VIII Trout Bite i'm the Dark or by
Moonlight?
The American Angler

SCENE !.
An old stone house with low, mop
covered roof; generous porch facing
east: situated in 4 narrow valley of the
Catskills. bordered by mountain ranges
covered with primeval forests decked in
the grreneSt June livery. through which
meahder5 ripping creek. which here
and there widenS into mirror surfaced
pools; full, round moon silverS the
landscape.
len O'Clock of an evening toward the
end OF June. 1850.
DRAAIATIs PERSONE.
William Adams. John G.. SiHedberg.
Fitz james Fitch, anglers; seated in
porch, smoking laLily the last cigars for
the day.
Ftch-This IS 4 glorious night, just
the one to solve the yexed question,
''Will trout rise tothe ny in moonlight
Let us try it.
Smedberg on are Unsuitable. Haven't
you tished from ''dewy mOrii to rosy
eve" on this blessed day? No. thank
you; none for me. Take your might
cap" say your prayers and 20 to bed
like sensible Christian.
Fitch-It IS not question of trout
our weeks fishing has given Us enough
but rather of science. of natural his
tory; one in which all fly fishers are in
ttreS.ed. Come, Adams, join me and
nelp settle the question.
Adams No, Fitch, I'd like TO
obIige you. but | ain tired
and sleepy; beside. doubtless, the
trout are also, and are Snugiy tucked mp
in their little beds"
Fitch We'll. say as did good ST.
Peter of old, Il 90 Fishing" And say.
Adams. if | find you snoring when
come in. as no doubt shall, I'll pull you
out of our bed aud stop your diaUUlIcal'
music. Your fog horn has kept ne
awake half OF each night since We came
OH the stream. Goodnight 10 you both.
SCENE II.
Fitch has doomed his fishing clothes.
changed his trail fly and first dropper
for white miller and gray hack Le.:,
creel on shoulder and rod in hand,
wades through the dew-laden timothy,
waist deep, OF the Intervening meadow
to the margin of quite large pool,
which he had tried with i'll success in,
the late twilight of the evening. Cast.
ing his flies on the spot where the
moons light was reflected, he saw as
distinctly as if mondays sun were
shining, the rush and leap OF many
out upon the beach two haif-pound
trout He iished, moving slowly from
lime TO time. TO the foot of the pool. for
perhaps half an hour lit seemed but ten
Ininutes). when he reeled up his line
and returned TO the house.
SCENE III.
The parior, with pretty rag carpet OH
floor; table. OH which an oil lamp was
burning: high feather bed in on
corner, in which Adams was buried. and
from the depths of which came the
most stentori0us snoring. Fitch ar-
preached the bed cautiously and quickly
seized Adams by the arm and drew lisii
partly out OF bed.
Adams Oh, don't. Fitch.
Fftch-YOu are snoring, Adams, IOat.
enough to wake the dead
Adams-Wel, | can't help IT, Oh
wat sport? Did you catch any
Glitch, with LAMP in on hand an,.
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Dining Cars on Winnipeg aud -
Pacific Coast Trains T.
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San arameinro MimIng Shares.
DuIutI,lrOn StOcI4s,

Special to the Globe.
Duluth. April -. 49, The iron market
frightened up considerably today, and Gin
cinnati sold well, retaining tirmness in price
that was hardly expected at the beginning.
Mesana Mountain sold easily for 15ls that
and Cincinnati being the only stocks that
maintain their strength, with the exception
OF Lutte Mesaba which went on the market
at 10 and TIA was bid for it today; Lincoln
was neglected at o; Mt Iron was irm at 10 /;
Shaw, winch nj one time was rs high rs u,
is now down to O; The other stocks were iu-
active. excepting sale of KAnawha at i.ls
The closing prices were us follows Biwabik
81; cincinnati, 81 81 bid; Cosmopolitan. -;
Clark. lCls; keystone, 9; Lake Superior
$3.50; Minneapolis, 80: Great Northern. :
bid; Kanawha, l2i9 sellers; Little MeSgba.
1GI2 bid; Lincoln. .; Mountain Iron, 60;
Mesaba Mountain, LIE; Shaw. 9; Washing
ton D
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24

You may be helpless, but when you are
attacked at home with biliousness. catarrh
Of the stomach. dyspepsia, inactivity Of
the liver, govt or rheumatism, you ara
not helpless. The remedy is Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt. 1t is an Alternative and
eIminative remedy which dissolves tena-
cious bile, allays irritation and removes
obstruction by aiding nature and not by
sudden and excessive irritation, as most
cathartics do II is of great benefit in
temporary and habitual constipation,
liver and kidney diseases. chronic catarrh
of the stomach and bowels, rheumatism
and govt, &c. and should be used early
IN the morning. before breakfast. Write
for pamphlet. Eisner 81 Mendelson Co.,
Agents, and Importers of Mineral Waters,
6 Barclay ST., n. Y.
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Musical Item.

Texas Siftings.
The other evening at concert
long haired pianist was Furnishing the
instrument with epileptic gestures, and
evolving what was supposed to be des-
criptiye music
An old lady went into ecstasies Of ad-
miratlOn.
Hoy fine" she exclaimed, zone can
hear the roar OF the cannon; the town
has been taken 10y assault; they are
lighting in the streets; the soldiers are
already giving themselves, up TO pill
lage-the'-
On" sighed a neghber, ''if the
soldiers could carry of the blank
piano"
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TotaI Sales of stocks a
Money Market.

CHICAGO. April 3.-Money easy, 416 per
cent New York exchange 40c premium
Si51: demand SISSY Bank clearings. SI3-
80. 62j; eleaTings for the week ss9 go 81,
against S84.9Sl,950 for the corresponding
week last year
NV YORK, April 22-Money on call easy
AT ii2Gt2 per cent; closed offered az 2 Prime
mercantile paper. 3lallj per cent. Sterling
exchange quiet but firm AT SlS7l4 for sixty
day bills and SisGz4 for demand.
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Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. April q The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re
serve, increase, S5744475; loans, decrease.
Sl.s0@sOJ; specie. increase. s37i2.GO0; legal
tenders, increase. SLIGO. 100; deposits. in
crease, S5lI370O; circulation, increase.
S63,4,O. The banks now hold SIC. So. So In
excess Of the requirements OF the g per cent
rnlc.
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Chicago.

CUcAGo. April 2i-Catte -ReceiDtS 900;
shipments l.0U0 market strong; natives.
sB.65GDi 80: stockcrs. 3 2lGs} 30; cows g. IoB
~ es-ReceiptS, l0OJJ; shipments. 1909;
narket steady rough and common SiGg4.2j
mixed and packers. 81 .45Go i.5j; prime heavy
and butchers weights. s455Gb 100; light 81 80
todays sales: Clipped s. L0ll3j; Westerns,
Sj.156gG.2j: lambs. 1913.
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milwaukee, Produce.

MuwAUKEE. Wis Anril 23.-Flour quiet.
Wheat steady; May. iY7sc; No spring S2c
No l northern, SEC Corn steady; No. 3 4e0
40l2e. Oats firm; No. white, 3l032c; No. 8
white. 5CG13ic Barley ste adv: No. . Sic
sample, +MG)c Rye firm; No. /, sic. Pro
visions quiet PorR-May S16l. Iard-May,
$6 IS Receipts-Flour. 1900 bblS: wheat,
~. 100 bbls wheat. I. 100 bu barley, 8, 100 bu.
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ST. louis Produce. .

Sr LOUIS, Mo, April 25-Flour quiet and
unchanged Wheat r9lcd lower early, then
rallied but soon dropped again and closed
ssG3lae below yesterday; No : cash, S5Ac;
May closed atSiSsc; July. 7Ss4017S7Sc; August.
2sAc Corn-Cash and May were firm and
abe latter closed lsc higher. but July de
Cnued; No cash, 35l2c; May, SIC; July,
Bdc Oats lower; cash, 30Ae; May, 3vc; July,
pc Rye lower Ut 7Sc Rarey-No sales.
Bran quiet; direct order lots GJ066e. Hay
firm, unchanged; range Sll6l4; prairie. duh,
kr5fGnD FlaXseed Quiet nj 0JLsr
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Kansas Sitv.

KANSAS CITY ADril 3-Cattle-Receiots.
800; shipments g)l: the market for steers
was active and steady. closing weak at SI95
and feeders steady mt St00G1315. Hogs
Receipts, 3, iD6: shipments, LON; Tue market
steady at yesterday close all grades
S.G0L40: bulk. $500 tJ5. sheep Receipts,
i.i0t: shipments, I.D0J; the market was un-
changed
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Duluth Wheat.

Special to the Globe
DuLurU, April - May opened weak at
%c of and July declined hc; after that the
market tuled steady and DUH advancing
without any setback till noon The early
weakness was due to weak early cuDles and
report OF fine weather Tor seeding in the
Northwest But later on. bullish news from
Chtcngo served to strengthen prices all along
the line. The total clearaHces of " heat for
Ihe week were ,. l01. eco bu. or 20J. 900 Du more
than last week There was but lit
tie activity in the market dur
ing the forenoon. but prices continued
20 advance. aud the impression seemed to
prevail that they would go still higher Late
futures we're the only things that showed any
early activity. The crosse was dun at ex-
actly same prices rs Yesterday. rs follows
No hard, on uack, sac; cash. 5. s,c;
April sac; May. S3Lc: June. Sic: July.
S5AC No. northern on track. s9g4e; cash,
SOAc; April. 5Ss4c. May. Sts4c: June. Sls4c
July, &c. No. northern. cash. nc.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT

z
Reeeipts-W heat, lj..D1 ou; corn, $50 bu;
-four ~ bbls; hay - tons fruit fSI.p7J lbs;
merchandise .42l. 46l lbs; lumber ~ GAYS 4;
posts, > cars barrel stock, cars smachinery,
36I.5t) lbs; coal AZ tons; wood. Is cords;
brick 1900; lime, 3 cars, cement 49, bnts :
live stock, cars; dressed meats 70, $50 lbs
hides. IL, 80 lbs sandries. 10 cars: tota car
lots, 40j.
Shipmenis-W heat 1870 bI: corn. 600 bu !;
barley, Gol bu; fax 1850 on -four 20. 9S6 bbls
milstufls. FOB tons; merchandise, 1913, 10 lbs;
lumber, l07 cars natrei stock cars; ma
chinery $3.50 lbs brick, 7,0Jj: lime, car;
cement. 200 bbls; stone, car: live stock 4
ears hides, 10 so lbs tallow. y, 500 lbs; sun
drie.. II cars. total cur lots. 6i3
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Street Railways.

EAST SEVENTH CABLE-WAHAsHA
street 20 Duluth avenue. Last train, o.,
II -. w. 1. :05.
MARIA AVENUE FXTENSION-PIUM
and Hastings % Earl street
sELBY AVENUE CABLE - FOURTH
aud Broadway 20 Merriam Park Last
train. G.. i2:D2: W, i2.O5: TO Dale II ID
GRAND AVENUE ELECTRIC-SMITH
Park TO Cretin avenue. Last car, i2:Ot
INTERURBAN ELECTRIC 49, FIFTH
aud Robert 20 Minneapolis. Last car IL
HAMLiNE 49, SMITH Park. LAST
car. lit3).
WABASHA AND WEST ST PAUL.
Wabasha and Fifth 70 Annapolis Last can
G.. 10 40. w.. II -
RICE AND CONCORD FRONT TO
Maryland. Last car. q. II 10: W, ~
COMO AVENUE EXTENSION RICE
% Front. Last car w., II 81. e., l:iJ
WEST SEVENTH AND MISSISSIPPI-
TuscarOra avenue 10 Geranlum Last car,
G. II 81 w.. II 81
WEST SEVENTH STREET ENFEN,
siou-Tuscarora 70 Pleasant avenue Last
car. C.. II 30. W.. II 81
LAFAYETTE AND RONDO LAST
car G., 200; w.. ii:iO
UphOlstcring.
SCHROEDEK A DIGKINS0S IUE nh
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More than this an aggressive bidder Is so
rare sight In saturdays exchange market
that he is certain 70 take the bankers by sur-
prise Manipulation under such conditions
becomes even more simple than the familiar
bidding up Of stocks in noliday season (such
as last week when sellers Of stocks are for
the most part absent.
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OIrrRIan.

OMAHA. April I-Cattle-Receipts- j.i50
market SLOW and Ice 20 l5c lower: common
to fancy steers $40 lbs; Westerns. s. 15f5
3 10 Hos Receipts 400; market active
aud strong; light. SI.3G6Di 80; heavy. ST.
MtUla; mixed SIJl@L4h Sneep Re
;. 10: Westerns. Sf5cl4 %: lambs. 81 .5Cgfn 70.
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SDecie Moyeruenf.

NV York. prii 23-T'he exports Of specie
from the port 81 New York last week were
s.. g7S 652. OF which Sl.17l.8S0 was gold and
g So silver The imports Of specie during
the week amounted TO so H. OF which so, =
20 was gold and S.. ~ silver.
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RAILWAYS.

O,Lef Gralns-Corn-No. 3. ear; No.
{. I car. no grade, cars. Oats-NO. 3. 5
cars. Barley-NO 3. ear. flax-No. !, Z
ears.
Cars Inspected Out Wheat-No. / north
err. 50 ears, No. northern. Is ears; 30. 3,
0 cars: rejected / car: no grade Is cars.
OatS-NO. g. ( cars: -. %. I car. Flsx--NO.
l, / car Wheat-NO hard q cars
Flour hipments-Cicago. Milwaukee &
St Paul 9.673 bbls; Omaha. 5.3Il bbis; >
Louis. ia b5ls; Wisconsin Central. 425
hbls. Minneapolis K Manitoba. 525 bbls; ~.
Paul K Dunth, $40 bbls. Kansas City. 80
bbls; Chicago. Burlington & Northern. 400
bbIs. 500 line > so bpls
Wheat Receipts BY Car LOts-Chicago, Mil
waukee & 81. Paul - Omaha. -. 81 L1nS.
o. Minneapolis q Manitoba rs; Northeru'
Pacific. Q; 500 line, Is cars =,
WHEAT MOVEMENT IN
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Knnsn. Oily Grain.

Kansas CITY. April 2.-Flour unchanged
Wheat slow lower: 40. . hard. re; No ;
red. S!lGs.c. Corn weak, No. mixed, 35Isu
Jj@tc; No = white. sc. Oab weak; No. ;
mixed nc; No. . white, 5gl2c Rye weak
No ., Sc Flaxseed, &c.
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Tnleho Grain.

TOLEDO. April Wheat dull lower: No.
. cash. &c; May, 9lssc; July. S4hc; August
823sc. Corn duh. steady; No. > cash, 4lLsc.
Oats quiet cash. 3il2c Rye steady cash,
Soc CiOyefsecd duli. steady cash, $3.50.
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Why Not Halifax

Philadelphia Times
Dir. Blair claims that he has been
misrepreSented in the Chinese matter,
and demands an investigation. Let
him go 10 Hong Kong and get il.
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK. ADril 23.-Perroleum opened
steady. but fel L7c on small sales. then be-
came dull and remained until the close.
closing. JsAc. LimaOH 49, No sales; total
sales, ( co bbls