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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
A FIGHT TO RETAIN The WHEAT.
Chicago Elevator Men Want to GRAIN While Shippers
Are Hustlng to Send 1t Out
Orders
RECEIPTS NOW COMMAND A PREMIUM.
Slight Upward Bulge in Wheat and Corn, Pork Still Falling
mo Life at New York.

CHICAGO. April 22-The Chicago elevator
men are said TO be making a fight to retain
wheat here. It's reported tina: they have
been working the market in an endeavor 10
bus back what they had previously sold for
May delivery In the contest between ship
pers. who have orders 10 send the wheatO out
and the elevator men. who desire 10 keep IL
where II is. receipts for regular No. are now
IN demand at Ilzc premium over the May
price.
ona report that 10000 bushels had been
bought for immediate shipment at IL pre-
MUM named the market today had Its liveli-
est bulge There were reports from ST. Louis
about the same time that the continued wet
weather was damaging the wheat plant The
ST. Louis reports were supplemented by
heavy buying orders Tonight compared
with last evening. Wheat is up sac and corn
l2c Pork is 1l2c off.
In wheat the opening was EJssc higher
than Yesterdays close. Prices receded lac,
then became strong and advanced lc, easing
off later with minor fluctuations 10 the close.
which was steady. Gables were lower. but IL
was claimed that England was bidding for
autumn shipments OF wheat at san Francis
CO. crop advices from California were To
the effect that the growing wheat IN the san
joaquin valley was looking lad, and that the
prospects were only far.
The principal feature in corn was the buy
ing Of certain houses supposed 10 be inter
ested in n considerable long line, whose
purchases TODAY were estimated TO have ex-
ceeded their sales by about 100000 TO $4,000
bushels This had the effect Of advancing
prices at the start initial trades being at yes.
terday 5 closing prices. Prices sold up full
lc. reacted l2c when the support was taken
from the market rallied ssc. ruled Irregular
within narrow limits TO the close. The Ar
mour drying machine. with capacity Of
sevenly-fiye cars a day, has started up
Oats we're traded III heavily within small
range The close was not materially differ
ent from that of yesterday. There was a
better export demand for round lots, which
helLed 10 steady the market.
After two or three days of faint activity by
which prices for mess pork dropped some &c
under the previous range. the provision mar
ket has again subsided. There was AdTop of
12L2c in pork early, some OF which was re.
covered on the buying in Of about $500 bar
rels of short stuff bv Frank Floyd Al the
close pork was from &c 10 il2c lower than on
the day before, with lard and ribs un-
changed.
Charters were made for 10000 bu wheat,
s. 900 bu corn and 73.0e0 bu oats. The rates
70 Buffalo were from lssc 10 s4c on wheat
the latter an old charter-and from lc 10 lac
on corn.
The estimated receipts for tomorrow are I:
70 cars of wheat, 100 cars of corn. l9O cars of
oats ard 1900 hogs.
The leading futures ranged rs follows.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS.
Chamber of Commerce.

Opening wheat markets were steady. Ca
bles quoted steady, with a continental de-
mand reported. Demand for cash wheat was
called good at many places, and with bad re-
ports from California prices worked up lit
tie in the line of futures. with the trade go
ing lar4e!y to July. About clock the mar
ket was up OH better buying for short ae-
count. The market for sample wheat was
slow today. The local milling demand was
small. several of the mills being shut down.
Shippers were doing very little. claiming
this market was relatively too high.
No. l northern sold mostly at 2l2c pre-
MUM over May. The bulk Of the sales were
made at Sic few very choice cars sold Il
@l2c higher. No. . sold from 77070l2c and
No. 3 from 756C7Gc. Not much was done in
rejected aud no grace. few cars OF wet and
musty no grade sold around 42lg45c. The de-
mand for this class OF wheat is very limited.
track, s212c; No 1 northern, April, 7s7sc;
MAY. 7s7sc; July Sl4c; on track. sic. No. =
northern, on track, rs lg79c.
Flour-Demand improving at prices quot
ed. Patents in sacks 10 local dealers. Pat
ents ST. l51l 50; bakers superfine Sl.4W
40 for low grades in bags, including red
dog.
Bran and shorts-weak at SG095O for bran;
shorts, Ss.75G0.29.
oats-Quoted at 25029lac for choice No.
white
Rye-A strong demand for local consump-
ton; quoted at 7207ie I. o. b.
Barley-329i4c and SOC for very choice
No 8; with the demand strong.
Flax-Quoted at GG97c in Chicago;
bought here less the freight.
Feed-Quoted at Si4.25@l5.50.
Hay-S7@950 for upland; timothy nomi
nal. S11O1l.50.
sales included: No hard cars, S3c; No
No northern, "a cars, sic; No. l northern.
cars, slice: No. 1 northern, d cars, s1Ac;
No. northern 0 cars 10 arrive. Sic; NO.
/ northern. cars, 10 arrive, SOs4c; No.
northern, 5 cars, 7sl2c; No. northern,
cars, 7sc; No. northern, cars, 77l2e; No.
northern, cars, 79l7c; No. 2 north
ern. l car, 77c; NO. 8 northern, 6
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
live STOCK.


Official receipts NJ South ST. Paul: 80
hogs J23 cattle T. calyee 43 sheep.
HOgs-Butcher weight. tUl0c lower light
bacOus for Western shipment, 60 lower.
Bettsr demand all around Than yesterday,
and all sold carly at the decline, following
similar decline nt Eastern markets Testcr-
day hOldoycrs swellcd the receipts % nearly
a thousand head. Nearly ail loads sorted 10
suit Packers paid So GbI3J; Montana
shippers. SlE0Ao1l2.
Cattie-Steady Butcher stuT active good
grades selling readily alta shade LetJer prices
than for IL day or two back. choice grade
bull selling az g. per 100 lbs aud good g5ada
cows selling at S!.i5. stock cattle arc
steady, but buyers are taxing their
time some inquiry for good fecicrs
Two loads Of thoroughbred Short horn bulls
and hcifcrs are on the market. ana Will re-
main until sold. They are offered for
breeding purposes. Quotations: Prime stccrs
S3jyGl3 IS: good steers, S3C6l3 81: primo
cows, g. .J0GC2sj; good cows .6LA40; COM
mon 70 fair cows Si.25W2: igut veal calves,
S03.75: heavy calves S-U3: stOckers, S1lg
30; feeders S2fl017j; bulls, stays unl
oxen, sl.25Glh25.
Sheep-GOod muttOus aud lambs firm and
in demand. one bunch of good muttous
sold at 3. 40 choice mutton at Sif5 aud
two spring lambs OF g. per cwt Quotations:
Muttons. S-6Il.Gy; lambs, S.GCj.1J' mixed,
81 0g6LJ.3J
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23

Tine following deeds were recorded yes
terday:
NbIsaa bIE5 wiiisms ihiSS % Shi"in a' sl,2oO
Frederick Law to August Schmedtka,
part lts and 5. blk y. Lennon d New
ellis add, ,..-.-.... nm 49, 49,. Z,oD
Frederick Law &c August schmedtka, it
&, Polk st subd .......... ......-.. 3,OOO
Anna B Godfrey TO Mary Burch, It
blk g. Nicollet Park add ...... ........ l,350
John Chapman 10 John SjOlberg. part
II H. blk 81 Cass and others subd . LEO
Julia Clark 70 David 7 Corner, III,
biz Harmony terrace. 90
Isaac Atwater 10 Esther ii Davenport,
lta blk =. Atwater's Second add 49,. 2,5OO
Oscar Rownd 10 Chas Borst II u. Dix
!. Keith, Anderson d Farriel's add. $50
'?nn SanG Laird's Laird ~ rearT srr' S' ,a $500
Geo II Rust 10 Geo Z Merrill ct al. II ID,
blk 6S, West Minneapolis. I'd div. 45O
Daniel Z Dow 10 Andrew A Olson its
Il and TO- Dix T. West Minneapolis. $50
Daniel e Dow 10 r Larsen, 1t 3, blk 8,
West Minneapolis. .........-.-.. 4VU
Total, 12 deeds. ...slG925
MINNEAPOLIS BUILDING PERMITS.
ThefOllOwing building permits were issued
at the building inspectors Office yesterday:
X J BrifcOe, Central aY and Broadway,
l-story frame saw mill .... .....- ......$ $l,OJ0
Frederick KEGS 10 Twenty-fourth ST
east 2-story frame addition ........... l,5O
Gilbert n Walker. 40 GrOveland aY, re-
pairs on burnt dwelling. ............... 100
Eight minor permits. ts.................... l.5iO
Total. If permits. ...-........ ......- 81. $40
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
IphOIStcrinS.

SCHROEDER & DIcKINsoN. ICE. oth.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
Opticians.
Opticians.
PROF I HEITZNIAN. 7th and Wabasha.
Parks.

Photographers.
OKRIS nUNT. - r. 7h Opeu Sunda5.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
Duluth Wheat.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH. April 22-Prices were unchanged
on futures this morning at the opening, and
strengthened slightly daring the forenoon.
Cables were weak, indicating poor foreign
demand. The trading was dull, but in large
lots of May and July. Shipments of wheat
and flour from the four ports yesterday were
light. The news Of the early seeding was
of bearish nature, aud indicated improved
conditions over the Northwest. But prices
remained firm in spite of all this bearish in
huence. Buyers we more plenty than sell
ers. There were many offers here to pay 2ssc
10 carry may wheat 10 July. The afternoon
session was V ry dull prices ruling firm and
steady to the close, which was at an advance
of 4c to lac above yesterday, as follows
No l hard, on track, So34c; cash. S&34c;
April, s0s4c; May, e3Ae; June s4e July.
s5Ac. No | northern, on track, s994c; cash,
S0Ac; April, 7sa4c; May, s0S4c; June. Sls4c
July. sas4c. No. > northern. cash, 7ie
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23

Open High Low Clos
ing. est. est. ing.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
Events of the Day in the City on
the ST. CrOiX.

Jne 81. CFOlN.
The annual convention of the Ep
worth League of the St. Paul district
began yesterday afternoon at the Meth
odist church, in this city About sew
enty-Gye delegates attended the after
noon session, and over 100 delegates
were present in the evening. The fore
neon was spent in sightseeing, and a
majority of the delegates visited the
prison. Officers will be elected this
forenoon, and the convention will ad-
jOnrn at noon.
Lieut.. +. c. Clark returned Thursday
evening from 81. Louis. where he at
tended the second annual convention of
the National Association of Military
Surgeons of the United States, which
included officers of the military depart
lnent Of the army and navy as hon
orary members. The citizens of st.
Louis raised fund OF $4,000 for their
entertainment, and $50 delegates were
present representing twenty states and
territories.
-Four prisoners were received at the
prison from Hennepin county yester.
day. They were Frauk Anderson. grand
larceny, second degree, three years and
two months; Frank Webster, forgery,
StOOHu ucgTce, lIree years ana TWO
months; James Nelson and William
German, grand larceny, second degree,
one year and two months each.
Willis A. Prince has been appointed
first sergeant of Company X, to ill the
vacancy caused by tie expiration of w.
E. Easton'S term of enlistment. The
armOry will be open every evening for
drill until after Inspection.
Inspectors Monaghan and Chalk, of
Duluth, were in the city yesterday and
Inspected the steamers Ellen NJ. and
Bun Hursey. They also inspected the
Arcola ut South Saltwater.
In the probate court yesterday the
administrator Uf The estate of Henry 5.
Parker, deceased made application tor a
final settlement.
The Cyclone cleared yesterday with a
raft of logs for the Burlington LUMBER
company.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23

NEW YORK. AprIl 22-The stock market to-
day was the duIlest we have had in many
weeks. The activity in the eoalers having
departed, aud, with the transfer of the sell
ling pressure 10 other stocks. narrower fiGctu-
ations were seen, and the volume Of business
seriously restricted. The only discouraging
thing this morning was the circulation OF
rumors Of gold engagements for export and
these were fulfilled during the day, but the
effect of this movement had been fairly dis
counted and the influence upon prices was
small while the power 10 restric: trading
within small limits was demonstrated 10 the
full
Northern Pacific preferred was selected TO
bear the pTuit of the attacks on prices this
morning. and loss of per cent was estab-
lished in that stock but IL could not be held
in the face OF the demand from abroad and
the strength exhibited py New England and
the Louisville q Nashville. Most stocks
after lower opening, Lake Shore being
down IS and Lackawanna y, further receded
in the carly dealings, hut Louisville * Nash
! Vile on the demand from abroad. rose S4
per cent and New England smaller frac
lion. The traders were inclined 10 sell the
grangers and coalers but the diminution in
the activity in Reading was most marked.
and its fluctuations were TedIced ON sim
liar scale.
The decline in Northern Pacific WAS
partially recovered toward noon. after which
time the changes in quotations were ex-
tremely small until toward = .. m, when
Lackawanna scored d material Improvement,
rising from 15SSs TO II. u. The general mar
ket. however. isplaved firm temper during
the late trading, and the close was firm
though very dull generally at something
under first prices. The final changes were
III ali cases confined TO fractional amounts,
though declines were The more numerous
The Post says: Prices stand now on the
average about point below last weeks clos
ing level. Those which enjoyed ali extreme
advance during the London holidays have
lost more heavily, as was naturally TO be eX-
peeted. Thus the coal stocks. New England
and Erie are from > TO points below Salur-
days prices. and the taking Of profits by
spectators who bought Western Union
along with the investment orders has cut OFF
3 points. The forces shaping the market
have now had some opportunity 10 display
themselves and this much alone may be said
with poSiiveness, that not the least sign OF u
strong buying movement has come in sight.
People VIII differ in their explanations ana
theories: the fact is uudeniable.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23

sI.OO: No. | northern, 99zt695e: No. .
northern. 9ssc; No Chicago. HSs694; op-
tions varied iOday almost entirely on local
manipulation with nothing in the cables OF
special influence. There was II decline early
of tsGssc followed by an advance
OF E,fllIsc. a reaction 1f 14f5iae with tie close
steady at lslsAc over last night; No. rcd
April. s5$sltgic. closing Mt sac; May. % 10
6e1) l5-l6c. closing at Q Sc; June. - y tfbyl
1-i6c, closing at e9ssc; July. sys4g0 &c. clos
ing at 6. sse: August. sJIsftyolsc. closing al
SaTsc September, - 7sGLs9Ssc. closing al syi2c:
December. 9Issag2ssc. closing al gAc- Rye
dull irregular; Western, si4ISpsc. Barley
malt quiet. Coru-ReeeiptS. 10. 10 bp; ex-
ports 3.575 bu; sales, 2l0.000 bu futures. le6,
GOO bu spot: spot moderately acIive. steady {;
No. 2, 49l7ltjoe elevator. 50lZlL5Ie ahOat;
ungraded mixed. 4sUjJc; steamer mixed,
ss@4G49L options were vesy dull
bat held TO an sc advance with wheat, clos
ing firm: April, 3yislc T. Ssc, closing az 4yLe;
May, 47ssloi5l2c. closing at i12se June, 45&sc !;
July. 457s6s4e 4ec, closing at zee: August 46lsc
Oats-Receipts. 100 675 Ou: exports 3.S9J bu;
sales. 2l5.eOO bu futures and ii3.t0O bu spot;
spots weaker, moderate trade: options dun.
easier; April. 4sse: May. 34L134ssc, clos ng
at 4Ac: June. 5oIse; July, S3ssc; spot No.
white. &c; mixed estern 3i9B-joc. white
Western, 3sIi0l2c Hops duh. weak; state.
common 10 choice. 24GI3Oc; Pacific coast. ~
6L.Bc Cotfee-Optlous opened steady, .G6la
points no; closed steady. I5lt25 up: sales 1859
bags. including: April, II. 4CGLi i2.50c; MAY
u 5061l2. 35e: June, IL .95GDl3e; July. ll.s5GD
lLyc; September, llS@iLyoc; October,
ll.s5c; December, Il 9Cc. spot Rio quiet,
steady: No. :, llslc 7Sugar-Raw dull.
steady; refined dull, steady. MolasSes-tor
eign dull. weak; New Orleans quiet steady.
Rice steady, quiet Cottonseed oil dull ;
crude, 2si7e bid yellow. 3li2c bid. Tallow
strong. ROsin quiet, firm. Turpeniine dull,
weak; 35c. Eggs quiet. steady; Western,
l4Ac; receipts. 62l5 pkgs. Wool steady,
quiet; domestic fleece. 36l2GtJjc: pulled,
aGD32c: Texas. l5G623c Pork quiet,
steady. Cut meats qHiet; middles quiet;
short clear, 500. Lard quiet steady; West
ern steam closed 81 41l2; sales, 500 tierces;
options sales 800 tierces; May. 81 4G: july,
So IS; August. Sj6l. Butter quiet; hue
about steady: Western dairy. lo0l6c; West
erp creamery. iGGl34c; Western factory, Il
0.l6c: Elgin. 23I26c24c. Cheese in fair de
mand fine frmer; part skins. 5G59c. Pig
iron quiet; American. SlItMl6.25. Copper
quiet lake. Slls0 bid. Sii.W asked. Lead
firm: domestic. S4.25G54.30 Tin strong; straits,
S2O.0G20.s0.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
SHIPS FOR BEHRING.
Uncle Sans Boats and British
Craft Making Ready.

SAN FRANCISCO. April -. - The
United States revenue cutter Bear has
been coaled and has now all her sup
plies Oh board, and if orders are not re-
ceived to the contrary she will sail to-
morrow for Port Townsend for orders.
She will probably sail from there to
Behriug sea. and later in the season
will 90 into the Arctic ocean. The Rush
is taking in her supplies. and will leave
Monday for BehriDg sea. The Ranger,
which IS also to 20 North, is still at
Mare island, having been rhus far un-
able to get her complement OF men.
1t is rumored that the Baltimore will
also go north, but the report is not con-
tirmed. From Victoria the British war
vessels Warspite, Melpomene and
Champion will go into Behring sea to
look after the British and Canadian
poacherS
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23

Pianos and Organs
:. W. RAUDENBUsH. Lowry Arcade.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23

Real Estate Dealers.
FRY & howard 1Jl Endlcou Arcade.
Restaurants and I.unch Houses.
THE DELICATESsEN. Robert bct3d& Ith.
FOGG'S = BAKERY Robert bet 5th AND Cth.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
TICKET LINlITATION.
Western Passenger Agents Favor
the Idea.

" V'VOI IT '7'7'''7'' = II y > '1'7 -
the Idea.
CHICAGO, April 22.-The general pas
scnger agents of several of the leading
Western roads held a conference this
afternoon to decide whether they should
follow the example Of the Alton and the
Chicago, 81. Paul " Kansas City in linn
hing all tickets TO continuous passage.
All present were In favor Of doing so.
The meeting adjourned with the under
standing that stOp-0yer privileges are to
be abandoned at an early date, though
no definite action was takeE. The mat
ter will be brought before the May
meeting of the Western Passenger asso-
citation, and it is expected that final
settlement of the question will then be
reached.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
GRAIN IN TRANSIT.
Treasury Decision as to Difference
in Weight.

WAsHNGToN, April %. The treas
ury department has decided that unless
difference between the invoice weight
of grain passing from Canada through
a frontier port in the United States and
the weight actually arriving at the
frontier port is found by official weigh
ing at such port 10 allowance can be
made for the difference, if any, oficially
ascertained at the final port of entry,
there being no provisions Of the law to
authorize any deduction on account OF
loss which may have occurred during
the transportation within the limits OF
the UIlltC Slalts
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23

also from thousands of grateful people,
who will he only too glad to contribute
their mites in acknowledgement of his
services to the public. Every Dart
mouth alumnus of more than ten years
standing remembers the awe in which
he held the keen observer whose name
appeared III the college catalogue next
TO that of the president. as Edward
Elisha Phelps. Nj. d., LII. d., professor
OF materia medica; and every younger
graduate has admired the complete mu-
scum of medical botany which DR..
Phelps gave to the college.
But it was the wOrldfamed discovery
OF Prof Phelps of an infallible cure for
those fearful ills that result from an i'm
paired nervous system and impure
blood, which has endeared the great
doctor to the world, and made his life
an era in the practice of medicine.
Prof. Phelps was born in Connecticut
in 1903. He graduated from the mill
tary school at Norwich, VT. in 1920. He
studied medicine with Prof. Nathan
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
SHIP YOUR WHEAT,
BARLEY, RYE, OATS AND HAY
ECKERT, WILLIAMS & Co.
DULUTH, MINI.
Consignments Solicited.
Milwaukee Produce.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. ADril 22-Flour auiet
Wheat steady; May, S0hc; No. spring. SIC
No. northern, SEC. Corn quiet; No. 3, 40l2c.
Oats steady; No. = white. 3ll2c; No. white,
30G13OI2c. Barley firm: No. =, sic; sample,
5C@6oc Rye steady; No. !, SIC. Provisions
quiet. Pork-May S137ls. Lard-May, Sc Is.
Keceipts-Flour. 1900 bbls; wheat, -. zoo
bu; barley, 1902 bu. shipmentsmflour,
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
st. E,Ouis Produce.

ST. LOUIS. April 322.-Flour firm. but quiet
and unchanged Wheat very oull for the
first half OF the session; then prices advanced
and closed l2e above yesterday. No. . cash.
s6lsc; May closed S5c: July. 79Ac: August,
79c. Corn quiet, but firm. with slow trading
and very little change from yesterday No :
cash, 37s4c; May closed 367sc; July 364sc.
Oats firm, ana July higher; No ., cash,
39s4c; May. 30l2c; July 27I2c. Rve-No sales.
Barley quiet small sales Iowa. 4Sc Bran
firm, 62063c Hay-Timothy firm and higher,
Sll.5c@l4.5O: prairie, S7.5, ,@9.5O. FIaxseed
steady (Ello
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
Chicago.

CHICAGO. April y. -Cattle-ReceiDts. 1000;
shipments $500; market steady. choice 20
prime Steers, SLJ0f4sj: others, g 5tIA3U;
stockers and feeders, . 5GCt3C5; Texans,
g. ICGlI. .O5: cows and heifers, S2.5Gli5O.
IIogs-Rcceipts. 10000; shipments, 900 &;
market slow. ga zoe lower; rough aud com
mon, S46lI2j; mixed and pnckers. S4.5lGG
4.55: prime heavy and butchers weights 81 ~
Cl46j; light. Sf3Gf.G0. Sheep Receipts,
1900: shipments, 2.jJO: market steady; weth-
ers and yearllngs. SG501; Westerns $3.50
0625: lambs SClL7.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. April 22.-Flour Receipts.
26.sI2 pkgs; exports, 1897 bbls ana Ss07
sacks: quiet; sales. 23,500 bbls- Corn
meal quiet steady. Wheat-Receipts, 1885,
500 bu: exports. Ii, 500 bu; sales. 4, ,055.0o0 bu
futures, 23s,0c0 bu spot; spot unsettled.
lower. No. red. 9eG19Gl2c in store and
elevator, 9sl2@9sssc afioat 9s 3-l6c@Sl 10
t. o. b. {; No.5 red, 92l2c; ungraded red, s4l4c4
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
Liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL, April 22.-Wheat quiet: hold
ers offer moderately; No l California, IS
4l2d@7s ed per GENITAL: Red Western spring,
IS 4d@1s sd; No. red winter. Is 4d061s I'd
receipts of wheat past three day 2l9,U00 GEN.
tais, including l3I.0c0 American. Com quiet:
mixed western, Is AID per centai. Receipts
of American corn past three days, .l54. .y9O
centals.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
RAILWAYS.

OIEer Graius-COru-NO ,, cars, no
grade, cars. Oats-NO ., l car; No. J. Z
cars no grade , cars. Barley-NO. ), 2 cars.
Flax-NO /, 8 cars.
Cars Inspected Out Wheat-NO. l north
ern, ~ cars; No. . northern. II cars; No. 3.
cars; rejected, cars; 10 grade. cars.
Corn-No. 8, 3 cars; no grade, cars. Oats
NJ. 2. | car. Elax-NO. |. / car.
Flour hipments-ChicagO. Milwaukee x
St Paul, 1891 bbls; Omaha. 5.623 bbls; st
Louis L. 4s9 bbls: Wisconsin Central. 32j
bbls; St. Paul IL Duluth, 2, s3j bbls; Kansas
City S4l bbls; Chicago, Burlington d North
ern 3,575 bbls: 500 line. ). .ll5 bOls.
Wheat Receipts by Car LOts-Chicago MIL
waukee & 81. Paul. 81 Omaha, 10; ST. LOuis,
-: Minneapolis d Manitoba, 100; 81. Paul
x Duluth. /; Northern Pacific, II; 500 line, )
cars.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts-W heat. ~. $50 bu; corn. .32) bu;
oats 400 bu; barley, co. bu: rye, 49, Du; flax
seed, 6,240 bu; flour. 460 bbls; millstuhs Il
tons; hay 65 tons; fruit. 1850 lbs: mer-
chandlse, l,3l6340 lbs; lumber. 30 cars; posts,
cars; barrel stock, cars machinery. 3s6-
100 lbs; coal 287 tons; wood, - cords: brick,
1900: lime. Sears; cement 49, bbls; ties II
cars stone, cars; live stock, 3 cars; dressed
meats 100 900 lbs; hides. 5000 lbsi sundries,
70 cars: total car lots, $50.
Shlpments-W Wheat III, ,2O) bu; corn, 2, 40
bu; barley. 66) bu; fiaxseed, l,sD bu; Hour.
81 204 bbls; millstuf. g9o tons: merchandise,
1.627, 800 lbs; lumber, l20 cars; machinery,
276. 100 lbs; coal, - tons; live stock, cars;
hides $1,000 lbs; wool. 10000 lbs; sundries, .
cars. total car lots, 7G3
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-23
Union Pacific Slate.

New YORK, April 22.-lt was unoffi-
cially stated this afternoon that r. s..
Hayes had accepted the presidency of
the Union Pacific railroad. A confer
ence was held today aud the board to
be elected on April q, was agreed upon,
but the parties holding control de-
clined to give out their names. 1t is
understood, however, that Jay Gould
ana Russell Sage were dropped from
the board.
Silverman's Hats. TIE Boston.