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GRAIN MARKETS.
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT MARKET.

d
Wheat-Early cables were Ad lower,
second cables unchanged to Ad higher,
closing cables lad lower.
There has been no news Of importance
today and trade has been of an evening
up character and shorts have covered
rather freely leaving the market with
very small short interest outstanding.
The government report which comes out
this afternoon is expected to be bearish
showing the condition has been improved
about per cent. This report is from
April 1st to May 1st and will mot show
any damage that has been done since
May LIST.
The market opened strong and higher
at top quotations for the day. September
wheat selling at premium of 1-l6@Bc
over July
July opened at 61sc against 1A@61asc,
closing price Saturday and on realizing
sold down to 605sc, the close IS easy at
near bottom prices.
Minneapolis stocks decreased SOO,O36 bu.;
Duluth stocks decreased 2,171,0O0 bu.; Liv-
erpool stocks decreased 1856 bu.; New
York increased 672 900 blu.
The visible supply decreased 1.519,000 blu.
Wheat on ocean passage increased 100000
bu.; Argentine shipments. $4,000 bu.;
Danubian shipments 1,726,000 bu.; Rus
sian shipments 100000 bu.; worlds ship
ments estimated 5000. 000bu.
Primary receipts 377,276 blu. and ship
ments 966, 612 bu.
Minneapolis receipts, 204 cars: Duluth.
176 cars.
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DULUTH MARKET.
Open High Low. Clos
Ing. nSt est inR
CASH WHEAT MARKET.

No. Northern on spot: The large mill
ing concerns are paying July price for
this wheat on spot, and will take all offer
ings at this price. The small mills and
outsiders are taking few cars at shade
higher. Sellers prefer to sell to the home
companies rather than to outsiders even
at small discount as they can get state
weights here and do not have to wait so
long for the closing up Of the deal.
No. ! Northern to arrive: There has
been some improvement in offerings of
wheat to arrive on the late bulge in wheat
and millers got quite little at July price
and are paying that price for all offerings.
Most of the offerings came from the small
elevators in the country who have been
waiting for a bulge to let them out with a
profit, the line companies sold little. but
they are holding for a premium over July
and will not sell much at present prices
of July wheat.
No. 2 Northern: There is a good demand
for this wheat on the basis of k@%c un-
der No. / northern.
No. Northern and rejected wheat: The
demand for these low grades of wheat re-
mains good on the basis of &c under No.
Northern for the best cars.
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FOREIGN GRAIN.

London, May 1.-THE grain markets
opened quiet and steady. At Liverpool,
spot steady; futures quiet, I'd lower.
Corn spot. quiet, futures dull and un-
changed. London cargoes Of wheat off
coast steady. On passage slightly better.
Corn Off coast, quiet. On passage firmer;
Mark Lane wheat quiet but steady. Corn,
firm. Flour, quiet with a small business.
English country markets steady. French
country markets quiet. Paris wheat 5 to
10 centimes higher. Flour 5 centimes high
err. Berlin wheat A@1 mark higher.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago. May 1.-Cattle-Receipts
$4,000; market steady to 10c lower; fair
to best beeves, s3.40@430; stockers and
feeders, 81. 75@3.96; mixed cows and bulls,
$1.50@3.S5; Texas, s2.50@3.75.
Hogs-Receipts 100000; estimated for to-
morrow, $4,000; market weak and 5@l0c
lower; light, s3.30@355; rough packing,
s3.00@3.15; mixed and butchers, $1,000
347k; heavy packing and shipping, So. 20
@3.40: pigs. S2.70@3.50.
Sheep-Receipts. $1,000; market 10c
higher: native, s2.500400: western, 5000
$50; Texas, 50. 5O@3.65; lambs, SO. 5O@505.
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.
SAMPLE SALES ON CHANGE TODAY.

No. northern. cars, 615sc.
No. northern, cars, (o go out) &c.
No. l northern, 5 cars, 61Ac.
No. 1 northern, cars, 61hc.
No. / northern to arrive, 1000 bu., Gle.
No. northern, to arrive, 2 cars Gle.
No. / northern to arrive cars, 61Ac.
No. northern, to arrive, l car. 615sc.
No. northern, to arrive, 10000 bu 6114c.
No. northern, to arrive 9, 400 bu., 61%c.
No. northern to arrive 5000 bu., 61hc.
No. northern cars, Ito go ouD SIG.
No. northern, 2 cars, 60Bc.
No. 3 wheat. 5 cars. 595sc.
No. 3 wheat, cars, 59Ac.
No. 3 wheat, car 5SAc.
Rejected wheat, 3 cars, 59Nc.
Rejected wheat, cars, $3.50.
Rejected wheat, car, 591ac.
No. 3 white oats, cars, 1Sc.
No. white oats to arrive, car. 18o.
No. white OATS 3 cars, 17Ac.
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to hand. Liverpool cables were disap-
pointing and continental markets, except
ing Berlin, which was / to 1& marks
higher, were only steady. Cash wheat
was easy and lie per bu lower. July closed
&c under yesterday. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow, 10 cars.
Corn lost in. value through weakness
communicated by wheat. Estimated re-
ceipts. las cars. July corn closed A@%c
lower
Oats were dull and declined in sympathy
with the other markets. Estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow, 145 cars. July oats
closed 5sc lower.
Flax easy; cash, see asked; May, SAC;
July, S41sc; September. S7@S71ac. Receipts
% cars. Timothy was steady; prime. cash
and May, $3.50 nom: September, $305 nom
country lots, $2.50@3.10. Prime clover.
$40 nom.
Provisions declined on a weak hog mar
ket. July pork closed 1713c lower; July
lard 5@71sc lower and July ribs 71ac lower.
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Dear Sirs-We herewith give you
summary of the markets and condi-
tions Of business in general. Dizziness
prevails in almost every branch OF
business.
1t is idle to look for any improve
ment until after the next election.
and then no substantial improvement
until this vexed tariff and silver and
gold controversy is settled. Oh, the
misery and loss Of acealth, that MaoWise leg
islati0n has caused. Ten thousand mill
ions of dollars would not cover the loss
in shrinkage of values in the last five
years; much of this has been caused,
no doubt, by the lack of knowledge
of what is for the best. much
Of it by INSCRIPTIONS design
ing politicians II the people Of
this country do not arose them
selves, put honest men in Office, in
stead Of tricky politicians, without re-
gard to party, qce can truthtutly say, God
help our country. 1t does not need any
to our beloved country, if the voters
do not themselves select men for office
instead of letting the a,ascrupulons polai-
clans cause themselves to be nominated,
and purchase votes enough to get Of
flee. Having bribed the people to get
the Office, he then is open to brides
for every nefarious scheme that can
be presented; he will even invent
schemes solely to be offered brides to
drop them. Oh. awake, awake voters!
Do much thinking before next cleo
tion. Select the best men for Office,
from police judge to president, then
we may expect God to do the rest,
bless and prosper his pc ople. He auin
surely not do for us the part ,ce can do our
selres. 1S-tf
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CHICAGO PRODUCE,

Chicago, May 11.-Butter easy; extra
creamery, 1512c; seconds, HOBO. Eggs
weak; fresh stock, 71a@Sc. Cheese, steady,
Young Americas. 9la@1Oc; live poultry
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, May Wheat was easy to-
\ day, the chinch bug argument losing
weight and no other bull tidings coming
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what resident of Renvil Mnn
anu 'osAS PETER De-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-01

the veteran coach, Robert J. Cook. The
eight will P0w as follows: Langford,
stroke; Tr8a3gav (caPtain), 2; Longacre,
8; Bailey, 5 Rogers, 4; Beard, 5; Brown
2; Simpson, bow.
The training OF the crew was begun in
January. The gymnasium work and
carly practice in the working barge took
of extra weight, hardened muscles and
made lungs leather bellows In April the
eight were put ia q racing shell and have
put in two and three hours a day since
then on Lake Whitney and New Haven
harbOr.
The diet of the training table has con
sisted Of rare beef, mutton, fowl, oatmeal,
eggs, toasts potatoes, fruit and milk For
liquid consumption oatmeal water is used
The care taken to keep the mon in the
pink of condition speaks we'll for the good
Judgment Of Bob Cock. The nonsuocess of
Cornell at Henley last year has taught
him how to avoid at least one kind OF dis
aster and there viii be no entertaining.
He said the ether day;
We shall DO in England about three
weeks ia the best time of the year as the
weather goes. The mon viii have time to
recover from any Ill effects of the voyage,
and with good care I do not believe that
they VIII suffer badly from the change.
There will not be the awful heat which we
sometimes have here when men who are
from dvo to ton pounds and 60 stale.
While the process OF acclimatizatiOn in
England is usually trying for visiting ath-
letes, I hope to see our men stand it fairly
we'll The training diet at Henley will
differ little from the fare at New Haven
except in the matter Of liquids. The men
will be allowed more to drink, as the eli
mate seems to demand it, and viii be given
more ale and claret than here.
The XaTa o7avy * nvcarff00a11v f7ro
one. Captain r. B. Treedway, at No. 2,
is a beautiful oar. His nettIe is of the
best, and bis endurance is remarkable.
He is also first class captain
Longacre, at No. 6, is the veteran of the
crew. he is very powerful, and he pulls
a mighty oar
Bailey, No 5, is new man, but his
work is first class in every respect.
Rodgers, No. 4, IS the football tackle
and is man Of great strength and quick
ness.
At No. 8 is Beard, a chunky, cob built
yOungstar who is a veteran in the eight
and pulls one of the strongest oars in the
boat.
Broome, No. 2, did not join the univer-
sity squad until late in the season. He
has played football and handled the weights
on the athletic team through his course
and has not cared to row steadily. He is
q man OF remarkably fine physique and
has got into form very fast.
Simpson, the bow, was taken on the
university this year He is an old class
crew man and was a substitute on Captain
Armstrong; crew last year.
Tommy Clark, the ooxswain, steered
the eight last year.
Tho average weight of these splendid
oarsmen is 1853 pounds, and it will not
fall below 10 by race time.
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YALE'S GAME OARSMAN.
All Right and Fit for the Pull
at Henley.
10 SAIL FOR ENGLAND JUNE 6.
Americas Crack Crew in Fine Form
They viii stick to the Cook
stroke-No Overtraining
This Year.

Yale's crack oRrsmen are all ready to
sail for England June 6 and also prepared,
go a q eat many people think, to carry OF
high .nonors at the great boating battle at
Henley a few weeks later.
This viii be the second pilgrimage Of an
American college eight to England. Cor
nell went to Henley last year, but was
badly whipped and left an unpleasant i'm
preston behind her, both in an athletic and
q social way. The Itbacans were to great
extent victims Of III fortune. To combat
adverse fate Bob Cooks Grew will have
back OF them a formidable power known
to their rivals as g Yale luck" Nothing
possible for skill, hard work and expert
ence to accomplish viii be left undone to
send the Yale eight to the start At to row
for their lives. The crew viii row in beau
tiful form and viii fight for every inch Of
water. No ore fears a collapse or that
man from bow to cOxswain will not die
game, true to the traditions of the blue
Every man is of the good old American
stock, gritty, powerful and ambitious as
we'll as thoroughly scientific, and yet the
crew labors against two very considerable
handicaps which put the chances against
them.
The Yale oarsmen must cross the ocean,
train and race in q strange climate, a eli
mate exceedingly debilltating for Amer1-
can athletes. That is one of the handi-
caps. The other is in the mile and one
third heats which they must row in the
sprinting races. Yale crews have always
rowed four miles in such races In spite
Of che rumors to the contrary, the famous
Cook stroke will be adhered to throughout
the regatta. There will not be the slight
est deviation from the principles Of rowing
which have won so many victories for
Yale for two decades.
The Yale Grew is composed Of very
heavy, muscular men specially chosen by
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