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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
GRAIN GOSSIP

Gossip by private wire to c. H. F.. Smith
& Co., st. Paul, members of the New York
stock exchange and Chicago board of trade.
Minneapolis-There has been a marked i'm
provement in flour conditions. Railroads now
have settled rate to the seaboard and mil
lers are able to quote prices in more Salts
factory manner. Flour is held 15c higher per
Dbl. Some millers report quite heavy sales,
one firm alone selling $4,000 bbls
An Argentine cable says wheat is firm and
in active demand. Farmers deliveries have
dropped to almost nothing.
Hamburg bids a mark higher for wheat.
Antwerp also raised its bids materially,
Tacoma-Wa ashington wheat is up &c per
bu within week, because of the demand
from the San Francisco millers. week
ago No. 1 blue stem was 83c, yesterday 1t
was S9c. The demand is the result Of the
California drought.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Flour-Receipts,
14,40S bbls; exports, 1883 bbis weak and
only salable on choice grades at 5D1Oc de-
cline from yesterday. Wheat-Receipts, 49,
725 bu; exports, 1897 bu; spot weak; No. z,
red. $07, f. o. b. afoat spot; options Sc
months; No. red May. s.. .o9@1. .Os5a, closed
s1:oa; s.! l., corn-Recepts, 2ss,s2s bu; exports,
&c net lower; May, 34&@34Ac, closed 34%c.
Oats-Receipts, 74,400 bu; exports, 1890 bu;
spot quiet; No. 2, 301Ac; No. 2 white, 321sc;
options 1sc net loweri May, 29A@29%c, clos
ing 29Ac.
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BUY OR SELL-n you are going awav for
the summer and wish to sell your house
hold furniture. put want ad. in The
o b and purchaser will come to your
door. " 'N-
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Northern.

Other Grains-Winter wheat, II cars; No.
rye, 1 car; No. 5 barley, car; No. fax,
13 cars.
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat, No. hard, 4
3S cars; No. 8, 81 cars; rejected, 81 cars; No. 3
corn, 6 cars; No. oats, cars; No. 2 rye,
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Cattle-Steady and active. The light run
was of fair average quality and soon sold.
Fat cattle are in good demand. Good quality
stockers and feeders are selling well bmt
no inquiry for scrub calves.
Representative Sales
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SPRING TINE OPPORTUNITY
MINNESOTA AND THE LIVE
STOCK INDUSTRY

l Great Field of Promise and Profit
for the Farmers-The Shortage
OF CattIe-The Farmers of the
State Can Turn Correct Ideas Into
DoIIars-Fftness of the Season
for n Beginning.
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IIA-IHCCI CSI. OH6ISV.
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BOSTON MINING SHARES

WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS
The following table, compiled by Bradssreet.
shows the bank clearings for the week ended
with the percentage of interest and decrease
as compared with the corresponding week
| last year: "'Sh
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WASHINGTON, April 15.-Chief Will
kie, of the secret service, is in the civ
and knows nothing of the alleged
capture of an alleged layer Of Spanish
mines or torpedoes in Cuban waters.
The secret service has never done any-
thing in the way of apprehending the
persons connected with the affair.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

MINNEAPOLIS, April 15.-The local specu
lat1ve wheat market opened fairly strong this
morning, but there was great lack of the
spirited buying Of yesterday. Thursday was
the fifth day of a continuous rise in values.
rms was considered by many as going lit
tie over the limit and that naturally re
action was due; not because there ia anv
change in the actual position of wheat. hui.
because holders having good big profits ac-
crued are severely tempted to secure their
profits. Holders, however. were very conserv-
ative. Offerings were not large during the
first hour; they appeared to be easily alb
sorbed at slight decline from yesterdays
day lacked that vigor which permeated the
tone of every dispatch received Thursday.
About IL O'Clock the trade was in receipt
OF the news compiled by the bear bureau of
information.
May wheat opened at 81. being the same as
at Thursdays close, gained bc, declined to
9eAc,, gained Ac, declined ia 99%c, gained
5ssie. s.; lost 1-ls'' and by 1l:5' held at $3.50
July wheat opened at 9Sa4c, being the same
as Thursdays close, declined to 9SA @9S3ac,
1rmed up to 9S1ac, lost 1sc, gained Ac
dropped to 9S1sc, gained 1sc, and lost it BY
II 80 a. m.
The cash wheat market was slow today.
Receipts were larger than expected. and the
sold at 1c under May. and No. at 4@sc un-
der. Receipts here were 1876 cars. and ship
The market during the last hour of the
session was weak and lower partly in sym
pathy with Chicago, which was much weaker
than ours. Realizing by longs was the chief
feature, with a little short selling. ApriI
wheat closed at 994c, May at CSC, july at
96azc and September at zee.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Open High Low Closing.
ApT11 Mheat, 1T. ing: est est. Ell; sss; Thurs.
May -. 49, .....1 .... % ocooS IS ssA ss 90
September -. Tx 77H rs 7S Tss
On Track..No. 1 hard, S1.02%; No. north.
ern, 99&o; No. northern, 98Xo; April oats.
2614c corn 2S1sc; fax seed, $1.21h.
Curb on May wheat. ............, 08697Zs
Calls on May wheat .............99 99m SO
SAMPLE SALES.
No. northern, 2 cars .........,1.O
No. northern, cars, elevator. ....,....1.01
No. northern, cars ..,5....S,. 4 .f3lh
No. northern, 80 900 bu, to arrive. :. ,fW i .01
NO. northern, 8 cars ...s!.... ,.sSj;.. f91k
No. northern, 10 cars .I..s.s...sJf..,Ts BIZ
no. northern, cars ............eyts,... 9SN
No. northern, 8 cars, to arrive, ,tsn,,yx 9SiI
No. northern, 1000 bu ,S5ss, ~ 6Si1
no. wheat, cars .....,.yf,Isiffsfs.,ft 97%
No. wheat, 25 cars .ssssiS1fIs.,:f.,.ji.rs 81 q
No. wheat IL cars ;ssSfs;..ss # M tf:T.siN SSH
No. wheat 1e cara ,jSf!;sis.s :! tSfssEfs. De
No. wheat. "A cars IS VII - !. &. 49, a
FLOUR.
The flour market IL quite active. with a
gooa demand for both foreign an Domestic
trade. A really good trade was done today.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Butter-Receipts.
1853 pkgs; steady; Western creamery, 17G
2oc; Elgins, zoe; factory, 121k@16c. Cheese
Re- Receipts 9os pkgss steady, large. choice, TAO
5N@6Ac; part skins, 4G6c; full SKINS 2asc.
Eggs-Rece.pts, 8,459 pkgs; steady; state and
Pennsylvania, 10@1O1Ac; Westerns, 10Ac;
Southern, 91aG 9Ac.
cries, l502oc; dairies, 11@17c. Eggs, firm;
fresh, 9Hc
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PRODUCE.
ST. PAUL MARKET.


r-Creameries-- ic
extras sse..s R.L...... 20
Flrs(s .''.... s....g, "..S....... .18 @.1S1a
SECONDS s.."... ssis.s s.k......s IA 0.15
Deiriea. ~ n
Extras aa separator s!. 80. 49,: ::..;, ; 1s N @.is
Ladies' =
Extras ...... ,...r. ,......... .1s Oh
flrsts .".'. sIs:s..s s.:s.'.... IL @.111s
Twins, fancy Minnesota spa wis
ccnsin .s:...ss s:il ij...,s5:sy, .0S1AN 90
Young America, fancy, heW xi.S,S 10 a .iOH
Br1sEE BBri1SE No No. ~: .:.;., d, 3 y
hamburger s...s Ss.~..i t5.s1 IL OLE
swiss @ cheese ...-.s ~. -s:':s. IL @.ls
Fresh stock, cases included ,-.... .0s,x
Seconds, cases Included S!ssfs.tsS .O8
Green Vegetables
Peas, Mississippi. bu .-...s ...., 500
Asparagys doz .s...vs s,.stui 200
Beans, way. bt box sSs. S11sst 400
Beans, string bl box ttsfyt III. 500
Beeg, dozen btnches ttt5E tS3Sts .450 80
Cucumberss do3 s.sSst 15SSsssH 400
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FiOUR.

The -four market IL quite actiye. with a
good demand for both foreign al domest,c
trade. really good trade was done today,
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rlrst S patents .......r....;........ .0Sge. 10
SScohu palehU ........,............. o.UOWo. ~
BRAN. SHORTS AND COARSE GRAINS.
Bran in bulk ......... $3.50 $50
MiddIs Sn1fIs IN puik 2og @ S.Se oe
Red dog. 140-lb sacks, +. o. b.... IL .50012 rs
Corn-Corn is a little weaker. but quotably
unchanged, with but little Offering. No. 8,
asked.
oats--The market is weaker at prices un-
changed. No. 8. 29c for choice; No. 8 white
held at 28c.
Rye--Rye is stronger because of a good ex-
port demand. Quoted at 5l@52c.
Barley-Feed barley. 32c straight. No sales
reported.
Feed.The trade Is active. with a strong
demand. Values are looking upward.
Coarse corn meal and cracked
corn, In sacks, per ton, sacks
extra, to jobbers only -. 49,. .$11 .50@11. .75
No. 1 ground feed, 2-3 corn, Is
oats. SO-lb Sacks sacks extra. :. Il. 25D12. 80
No. ground feed. " corn. "a
oats, 75-lb sacks, sacks extra. 12 1903. 90
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
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CRANDALL A MYTH.
Sensational Story of Man Who
Planted Mines in Havana Harbor
Is Discredited.

CHICAGO, April 15-The Times
Herald printed a sensational story this
morning regarding the capture in this
city of a man who, by his own con-
fession, planted the mine in Havana
harbor that destroyed the Maine. The
mans name was given as Charles A.
Crandall, alias Emanuel Esoadaro. and
his story as printed was that he was
hired by Weyler in person to plant
mines. The Times-Herald related in
detail the work done and stated that
Crandall when found by secret service
officials consented to go to Washington
and repeat his story.
The tale is discredited and it Is i'm
possible to confirm a single detail of 1t
here.
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MARKET SUMMARY.

FINANCIAL.
Bar silver, New York. ....55B
Call money New York.. 2
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mae Rousspoulos and husband to Mary
Sheire, 1t 30, blk 10. Syndicate No.
~ ~ 81 IL
Mary e Therien and husband to Kate 70
Westerf1eld, 1t 3, blk 8, second add
Nattann1 piad rask 49,
Q Shipman, Its and s, blk 81, Dawson
suburban acre lots. ii
Total. three tranfers. * =
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.

MINNEAPOLIS, April 15.-Lower Eastern
markets have tended to weaken local senti-
ment somewhat, and the result is a decline
in prices On creamery and dairy extras and
creamery fIsts. There is good demand for
the former at the decline and all offerings
are well taken. Firsts are in fair request.
Seconds and thirds are scarce and unchanged
from yesterday. Dairy extras are in light
supply and moving well at present quotations.
Firsts and seconds are firm, with not enough
offered to supply the demand. Ro.l and print
is easy. Ladies are steady. There is excel
lent demand for packing stock.
In spite of the fact that eggs are In heavy
supply the feeling is firm. Jobbers and re-
ta.3ers are good buyers and there is substan-
tial shipping demand. Quotations are un-
changed firm Yesterday
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

New York stock gossip, reported by H.
RGoeTt Ros1eef Son q Son. bankers and brokers, al
Bank building, St. Paul:
Day & Heaton wire US: European buying
opening. and there were a good many out
sioe orders to replace stocks sold yesterday,
then there is the growing feeling we may
,oarS nvo.1 war. These two made fairly strong
narhet In the early hours, after which time
dull.
tobacco. !. but very little general interest in
NEW YORK MONEY
NEW YORK, April 15.-Money on call cas-
ler at 2gSk per cent last loan, Q per cent.
rrime l,ra mercantile paper. 5kG6 per cent. ster-
in bankers bills at s1ssA@9 i ssA for'ndes for de
raaa mand' a and $47sEG4S for sixty days Posted
eatss, eiai bs Msox@4 9a, and ss4@4sa. CONNER
~ Sseezzgeszc. Bar silver, 55Nc Mexican dollars,
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
an NOV NV YORK. April 15.-Evening Posts Lon
u,an uon nnancial cablegram: A general Improve
h,oent ,lnt tone, both in money and stock mar.
kets. Spanish As. the key note to the mar
eans eeo Were we're ~ and closed at aA Amerl
and dull. o was quies
GOLD MOVEMENT.
NEW YORK. April 15.-L Won Hoffman,
20. have $780, 900 in gold engaged for i'm
Ba9k OF British North America. 800 600:
huhn, Loeb Co.. $500, 900: Eeidelbach'
lS,s llS1,keinelmer Co, 100000. and the National
City bank. 100000,
TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON. April 15-Today's state
ment Of the condition OF the treas1rv shows.
available o cash @ balance, s222, 7e5 6S2; gold re-
serve, $l79, ,703, 800.
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul-s610. .es9.11.
Mtpneapolis-A, ,223 POI.
Chicago-S16, 751 ,637.
New York-$107, ,2SS, 379.
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WHEAT MOVEMENT.

The following are the receipts and ship
ments at PRINCIPAL wheat markets:
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the following were the closing quotations
OF other stocks as reported by the Associated
Press. N -ASSoSio'eo
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ROOMS FOR RENT-One @ o advertiser
increased r. his ipcome $11s month through
The G o b e; his letter to that effect is on
file in this office. 'A'o' "a on
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% cent ad In the for rent column OF
Ihe u b e: his letter to that effect is on
file in this Office. - va
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
~~~~~~~o~~s~~~S~~~-~.~S~.~.
Trains leave and arrive az ST. Pau az fol-
lows:
UNION DEPOT, sIBLEY STREET.
caEN TICKET OFFICE,
Tna1HERH 100 East Third Street.
"RADa" phone 1142.
Leave.l a Daily. b Except Sunday. Arrive.
b9:00amI. .Breck. Div. & B'ches I'll b5 :35pna
bS:20am .Fgus Falls Div. & B'ches. b4 :35pm
bS:20am .Willmar. via st. Cloud. b6:45pm
a1:00pm Breck., Fargo, Cd Fks, W'pgl a7:45am
a1:S0pm ...... Alaska Limited ...... a6:15pm
b4:50pml. Excelsior & Hutchinson lb11 :45pm
a8:00pml 80. Crookston Express -. az :30am
EASTERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY.
b9:00am D,1r.h .,d u... c, a7:10am
a11:15pml D" al" =" "eS' superior b6:30pm
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Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul R3IIr,,i

a Dally. Except sunday. ILv.StP- -IAr- SIP
Chicago Day" Express. : bS liam ThI0 .Ioor,
SSLcaso Atlantlc Ex.....J a2:55pm all :30am
CChhiicsgo Fast MAIL 1901 a6:55pml al :0opm
Chic. via Prairie du C. div h h:l0pm hi :Isan,
Peoria via Mason City i "A :40pm al .iSsn,
Dubuque via La Crosse. Il bS:I5am ib10 .i0nn,
st. Louis and Kansas City, aS:35aml aS ospr
Mipank ana way ...:....l b8 :20aml be :30pm
ADeIoeen ana dakota FIX u a7:05Dml as 1bam
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.

Barrett Zimmerman's report: A little
dullness has prevailed on the market the last
few days, but the report of number of
buyers expected coming here in the near fu-
ture, in connection with a number of ship
ments, to arrive is promising an active move
and trade of stock for next week. The nomi-
nal value of serviceable sound horses from
10 q old foll
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s;ss. 49,, -, r,;,.. f-o,, ,own
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ss.v $50 ,wan,v.s;va ,cre. 80 ,h;ch
-, Ia ,.;,san, ,,a.. .nd w..
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Mr. Beckwith vas IN extensive
traveller and spent most Of his winters
in other iands, visiting Old Mexico.
Lower California, Hawaii and Japan.
It was on the return trip from one Of
these periodical jaunts and during .
malignant attack Of fever on ship
board that the disease which finally
proved fatal -Bright's disease WAS
contracted. His familiarity with the
outside world and the knowledge
gained through contact with peoples
Of foreign lands made him an ideal
companion, and he had gathered about
him many staunch friends, who learned
of his taking sway with deepest re-
gret.
Much sympathy for his relatives is
expressed by our citizens. who had
scarcely heard Of his serious illness
before the shock Of the news of his
death came.
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DWIGHT |. MOODY COMING
The Great Evangelist Will Arrive in
Canon on the 7srd and Con-
duct Series Of Revi-
val Meetings.

The time for the coming of Dwight
l. Moody, the great evagelist, has
finally been settled Revs- Chass and
Fisher have just returned from Pueb-
10, where definite arrangements were
made with Mr.. Moody. and the date
fixed. He will arrive in Canon next
Wednesday, November 23rd, preach
ing his first meeting on the evening
of the same day. The meetings will
be held at opera house, and from the
elaborate preparations in progress
the evangelist will receive an ovation
at the hands of our people.
Dwight l. Moody is undoubtedly
the most successful evangelist Amer
ica has ever seen, his remarkable ca
rser being without parallel in the
Christian era, if the single exception
i made Of the Apostle Paul. In Dem
var, in Pueblo, and in all the great
ties of the nation Evangelist Moody
As created such upheavals in the
.rongholds of sin and vice as has not
cen witnessed since Apostolic days.
Ie is both winning and overpowering
in his plesdings with fallen man, and
he thousands of converts that bow
N devout thanksgiving at his shrine
re evidences of his power. His re
1arkable success in Denver is mere
epetition of his methods of dealing
sith sin everywhere.
In consenting to visit Canon City
dr. Moody deviates from long es
-ablished rule. is doubtful if his
services could have been secured al
i'll. had the penitentiary not been 10
Gated here. He will remain in th.
sity three days, at least, and ma,
ind it convenient to stay week
dis coming is great achievement
and the extensive preparations fol
mis- coming, in which the sevsra
churches of the cit, are engaged be
speak for him profitable sojourn.
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Total. ............ ..s223s.s1

Besides the above crops l3 head Of
horses are being pastured on the oat
stubble, which will make excellent
pasture for three months, as the
grot "a on which the oats were raised
was thoroughly irrigated and the sec
ond growth Of grain makes the best
kind Of pasturage. The money value
Of the pasture will amount 70 SIS, at
least, making total production Of
$2Sl3.s7.
The % acrss upon which the fruit
trees are growing produced $ls58.s9
worth Of vegetables or $74.35 per
acre. Thh amount can be increased
next year on account Of the ground
bsing in such. excellent condition. Al
new lard under this ditch car BE pur-
chassd for $l75 par acre. It would
49, 49, ~ Ninwseensnt 0ugAt 10
~. especially = n ! few yssrs ~
fE1lt tuseswln - inbss1ing nd All
IL vsfy naesrialiy - the productson.
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AID | can say am no more under an
oticer but free man, though ready
for the next call, if one is made.
Old Uncle Sam has shown the world
what he can do, and more than that,
we have made a record of being the
most hospitable people on earth
l will close, hoping this letter will
find all of you well, and asking hasty
reply. Please send this letter to
Charlotte. / told the boys you ad-
vised me not to join the regulars, and
they laughed The joke i, that ali of
us kick on beiag here, and the idea Of
joining the regulars is absurd.
Yours lovingly.
G. A FOWLER
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ne fse.e l.d.ssry ldsa.


As the business conditions over the
country begin to brighten there is all
the greater reason why that good old
idea, ''Patronize home industries,
should begin to find new friends. It
is evident that with the passing Of
the shadow Of the panic cloud . new
era Of prosperity will follow. The
business men generally are quoting
the old saying. '-One extreme follows
another and on the basis that it will
prove true, or that history will repeat
itself again, they argue that the ten
years TO come will be the most pros
porous in the history Of the country.
1t is evident that with the return
Of good times the west has more to
anticipate in the way Of development
than any section Of the country, not
excepting the new south. Competi-
ton is crowding the factories out Of
the east and they will turn their tide
Of capital to the west. Competition
in the money market has left little
opportunity for Investment In the east
and It will come west. There can be
no doubt the west will in time become
q great manufacturing section. It
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A Mssicai Treat.

On Saturday afternoon 1t the beau
tiful home of Mrs. Gibson the menu
bers Of the Wednesday Musical Club
enjoyed rare treat Mr.. Sauvlet,
the pianist Of the Louise Brehany
company, favored the club with .
piano recital such as was never heard
before in this city.
Some Of the magnificent compost
tions Of beethoven Chopin and other
masters we're played with wonderful
Interpretation. One number was the
Second Gavotte BY Sauvlet, written
for and accepted by Paderewski, but
yet unpublished. His First Gsvotte
was then played BY request
Mis- Pringle was also present, and
beautifully rendered several violin
numbers, including Poffs Cavatina,
and the Christmas Berceuse. by Ssuv-
let. The club requested the privilege
Of placing the names Of both of the
artists on their roll of Honorary MEM
bers and presented them with badges
These musicians will always be grate-
fully remembered by the Wednesday
Musical Club. who.will hope to hear
them again some time.