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Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-27
Noopnn sue. I'll. CITY.

Prank NoouHn las brought suit iu JUS
tlre CEldwells court against lte CITY and
the Omaha Gas company tlr 500 Hf al
leres INA; while driving short time GEo
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-27

AZ offensive breath is an insult 70 you
friends Vheo 81 cBu be quickly, permE ],
rene5!e5 ~ CEsctre;s CbDty Csthsrti,
u-grrlEts ihc .ic SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-27
New Frames

Every day brings new f-s mes Of every
Kind and st!le-Gold frames. black
frames, gray frames green frames
Flemish frames, Dutch frames. carbon
frames-.n squares and ovals-We PRIDE
ourselves on our large variety, excel
lent taste, quality and beauty Of de-
slrus-au assortment not cqusued II the
west-Twenty-siK years has convinced
hundreds that we know bow 10 frame
pictures-Are you with US
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-27

NV NUEE- OIt 9G-lrhr J. sulIIys-
v~tr was operated on "Wednesday for
hernia was resting quietly tonight The
physicians say Sullivan TiN not be Etle 70
leave the hospital Tor siZ weeks
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS

,r SEED MARKETs-Csh Chicago. May g.
The flax seed market was weak Thurs
day for distant futures The cash main-
tanned its position with but little trading
done Receipts here were q cars. 4 "a rs
at Duluth and cars at MinneancIis
Cash flax at S1.76, May at 81 10, Sentem-
Der IT 1.2412 and Oct0berat ST 171I "a -,
tinl9thy seed closed Al So 45 and clov,,r
seed ~ 81 per 10y, lbs MinneapoIis fta v
SEED quoted st s1.72 per bu
BUTTER AND EGGS-A.e1 York. Nav
3-Bntter-Rectpts 4.773 packages: firm
Western creamery, lSGg2ac factory 13I
l47%c. Eggs-Receirts, 5oS4 nackages.
storage Western at mark, 131oc: reenI5 r
packing, ct mark, 12d13c: Southern ar
mark. 1l@12&c H. {"
Chicago, May Butter-Flrp. cream
cries, 41a@i915c; dairies, 13b616lbc IEgfte
Steady; fresh, 10Ac
NEW YORK COFFEE-New York Nav
2.-Coffee futures opened quiet at m,
changed prices, and, after a neriod Of
apathy, developed considerable anIma lion
showing very little departure from Ia sf
nights process Foreign and demes4ic
news was unimportant The stafistica Al
situation offered no inducement 10 hnJIs
OF bears. Local longs sold and ronto
shorts bought sparingly. The marISat
closed steady, with prices unchanged fo
points net lower Total sales 1e noe
bags, including. June c. .65c. Sepfanohe" oGaC0
.. .S5Q6.S soc; October. 6.90c: November & a5c
December, T.15@7. .2Gc; January 90
March, 1.30c. Spot Coffee-Rfo. nominal
No. z, invoice, 77sc mild, market nniat
Cordoya, 9AMfS19c. Sugar-Raw fir1o
refined. steady. ~
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NEW YORK. May 3EThe general pub
lie continues 10 hold aioof from any
share in business on the Stock exchange
and the movement 9f -pEices rejects only
the operations of the small room traders
These professional operators for the most
part close up their contracts before the
day has EXPIRED, nthus rectlfying to
a large extent the price movement which
has Resulted from the original contrac:
Other operators of ttl3s class are in the
habit of carrying their contracts over
one day, The result of these operations
which are known In Stock exchange par
lance as trading jack knives" is a see-
one day and the contrary on the next
day as the sales or purchases of the
one day are covered by the contrary
operations on the next All sorts of ru-
whole reliance in such a market to affect
the movement of prices.
.Sllght gains are the rule today (prin-
cipally because the losses were the rule
yesterday. Stocks. which from spe ial
causes showed strength yesterday, show
ed weakness today Sugar moved mostly
beioW yesterdays IRyel ard was the lead :
err of the market. The ateel stocks were
inclined to harden after yesterdays sharp
break thu tendency being assisted by re-
ports of the reopening of some Of the
Steel and VIE company's mills The
coalers were raided by the bears on the
resolution of the anthracite operators 10
support the proposed new coal road The
statement of WI ekly earnings by ST Faal
and Hooking Valley and the settlement
of the New York Central's threatened
trouble with laborers. encouraged the
traders to take the bull side
=, l he failure Of ptredictt?d action today en-
the dividend Of Miss suri Pacife di ectors
caused an early recovery from the cary
break in that stock. Local fractions re-
covered from yesterdays movements
The extreme movement in either dir ct on
We're not maintained, and the close was
duH ana irregular at a small net change,
after the market had sunk O -stagnat'on
many times during the session.
The money market Feantinuss very ca y.
al hough the prospect Is for a weak bank
return on SatGi Qa ", The gold exports
VIII be taken from the reserve showing
OF the banks, ard the gain for those in
!llt9lioEs from the sub reasury viii lie
used to offset that. 5Today's reports
showed gain by the subtreasury at tn.
expense Of the hanks. But this was due
10 the banks which exported god today
in payment Of the gold bars which were
taken from the assay Office, so that the
goiq export llguresi in 1.-The loss to the
banks showed in this item. The move
ment from the interior continues. This
VII probably Offset the export of gold.
ana as the gold sent abroad goes as a
loan to foreign bankers, the loan
item OF the banks vii show an i.ccca g
ana Will expand the reserve require
ments in proportions. y
There was more doing, camparativeIy.
IN ponds than in stocksf and prices were
weak. Total sa 'esja FaFa value. SlE25. 90 l.
United STATES refundiug 2s, W. t. old and
new IS and 5s ADVANCED 4 in the bid
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
furnished by Charles II. F. Smith &.
Co, members of the New York Stock cx-
1rect wires TO Chicago and New York
Closing prices are hid.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GoSS!P-Gogsip by private wice
Chicago Board of Trade. The Price Cur
rent says: I'm Ohio wheat prospects
advanced some during April. Oats seeding
acreage. Corn planting commencing and
prospects for large acreage In Indi9 ma
RAIN now needed; in western part, how
ever, spring crop conditions good, with
large acreage of corn and oats, especial
ly OF oats; wheat improved somewhat
during APRIL In Illinois crop conditions
favorable. Corn planting going on un-
small grams planted and coming up very
good. Rains delay corn planting, small
acreage of wheat sown, about an average
OF I,h other grains. In Missouri growing
coming up nicely. Rains have retarded
pioWlnG 2ad planting of cora" st. Louis
wires; Francis is buying July wheat,
14e to CSC over Chicago"
LlEERPOOL, May s.-Wheat quiet 1sd
lower to ed higher; May, 5s 9Ssd; July,
5s 9d Corn easy closing I'D to 11id
lower; May, IS I'd; July, As I'D; Septem-
4MIiLWAUKEE, Wis, May 3.-FIour
steady; wheat easier: No northern,
G1c; I,l No. 2 northern, 6519@G6c. Rye dull; No
sSlnP, sSSamPIe, 57@4zlsc; oats steady; Nc. white,
NEW YORK, May -Fiour-Receipts,
l6,0l5 bbls; exports, 2S.S23 bbls rather
the break In wheat Rye flour easg.
Wheat-ReceIpts, 1S2, ,225 bu; exports, a..
SQS; spot strong; No. 2 REQ, S014c f. O. b..
ahoat spot; No. red TIC, elevator; No
! northern, Duluth, T6c f. o. b. afloat tn
arrive; No. l hard, Duluth 78e f. O. b.
alloat Options-July 727s@73 7-l6e,
closed lSlsc; September, 79sz0y74 3-16e,
closed IS%c. Corn-Reeeipts, 24S,225 bu F;
exports, 1896 bu; spot easy; No. 2, $40
T. o. D.. afioat and 444c elevator OPP
t51h t5dnsmMay Gs1cs1 45@45Mc closed 451sc; July.
46lRc, closed 459sc Oats-Receipts, e5' '(g5tS:
exports D. 100 bu; spot steady; No. 2 2Sc:
No No. j. 2lNc; No white. soc; No. white
z91%c track, mixed Western. 28029JA c
track white 2SGI35c. Options qtIiet and IN ~
changed; No. white oats, May closed
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INACTIVITY THE FEATURE OF
THE DAY ON THE FLOOR OF
THE EXCHANGE
CORN OPENED OUT WEAK
Wheat Was Dull and Easy, and the
Session Developed Little Change
Oats Market Was Unex-
PectedIy Firm.

CE!CAG'J. Nay 3.-The corn market
Inactivity ana weakness was the leader on
the board Of ,iade today. Under the in
fuence of liquidation and lover cables
the close found July 1c under YESTERDAY
- heat. influenced by corn and easier ca
bleS' closed saSy. July sc lower; oats
closed 1sGG14c down, and provisions steady
from PFC higher in lard to TIC down in
pork.
The corn market began the session
weak, because of lower cables, freer
country offerings and q slack demand
Liverpool closed $46t1Ad lower furnish
ing the main influence. July here opened
14499c down at 4O9a@4O%4c, and. after
touching $3.50, proceeded to break With
great rapldity. The slump was due to
heavy general liquidation, led by two of
the recent leaders in the recent bull
movement. The decline was checked at
5Se4c there beng a fair demand after
the concession of over a cent, and a lit
Tie Ialy followed, but the close was
weak, July lc under yesterday at 40c
There was Il good shipping business
mere. the amount being put al 500 900 bu
New YORK reported 81 loads taken for cx-
port. Local receipts We're 220 cars, and
at primary points 1863. 600 bu.
Wheat was dull and EASY Corn was
the dominant influence, while easy Ca
bles and the favorable weather were
trade was light, but a fair cash business
100000 bu-was accomplished New YorS
reported 81 loads taken for export Sea
board clearanceS equaled 400 GOO I'm Pri
with 5i3G coo bu year ago. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 439 cars, against 2z0
laSt week, ard 2l9 the corresponding dav
last year. Local receipts We're - cars
none of contract grade July opened l5c
under yesterday at 67A0673sc, and on a
little buying ascended to 673sGl6715c The
wings OF the market were heavy with the
corn weakness and failed to hold even
that small elevation, and the market re
acted to 661sc The close was easy. a6c
lower at G7@611sc The July-May snrssd
narrowed to lSsc, elevator people taking
the May at that difference
The oats market was unexpectedly firm
in view of the corn weakness The mar
ket was sustained by a good shiDnino
business, this business having been ex
celient for several days. The Mav-JuIy
spread was narrowed to nc There was a
bit Of June trade early at Ac under the
July price. July sold from 23i5c to
25Ac and closed s6IHc down at 233sc
provisions opened steady, but suffered
sharp break in sympathy with corn
ana on some Liquidation, but recovered II
on buying by packers and closed sfeadI-
July pork sold from Sl2. 20 to Sl1 90 and
closed &c down at SIP 10; July lard from
go TO $6a-i!@ closing 2l2c higher at S6.g7l5.
ana JulN RIBS from S6.S215 to 81. .65. wifi,
the close a shade higher at S. 77i5GTS so
The rally was helped by the decrease for.
Aprli IN the lard stock of 1900 tierres
Estimates for tomorrow: Wheat 70.
corn. ~; oats, 1851 hogs, 22,0G0 head
me lead;i>s futures ranged a. il.l,.,,ys.
lOpen-l lHfgh.f , NV. 80.
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DULUTH.

DULUTH Mimi. May 3-Market dull
and featureless. May opened 1sc off at
II, and closed Nc off ct SIC Cash, 60, 900
bu at May price. Wheat stocks will de-
crease three and d half millions this
week Cash sales, Nc. / hard, / ear, G9c;
No 1 northern, 1S,00G hu, SIZE 1900 bu,
611$c; No. northern, l car, 6514c; cars,
65c. Wheat, No. hard cash, 6ss4c; to az
rive; 6S4c; May, 58s4c; July, $3.50; Sep
tember, 6S4c; No l northern, cash, Gle;
to arrive, SIC; May, &c; July, 677sc Sep
tember, 6724c; No. northern, CSC; No.
spring, &c. Oats, 2S0224zc. Rye, 52c.
rive, rs; May, SIZE; September $1.24;
October, 81 II. Corn, SIC. Wheat Il, lis
bu; corn, 5S5S bu; flax, sos. Shipments
Wheat. 1,0lG,644; barley, 1885; rye, 103, Gee;
flax 11492l
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Cheap Excursion Rates Via ..Tbe
Milwaukee"

AS has been its custom for many wears
the Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul Rail.
way has arranged. for the benefit of its
many patrons, series of low round trim
excursion rates to many points in the
East West and South for the coming sea
son. Some Of these rates we mention Ee-
low:
St. Louis. Mo. and return .sfs m
Tickets on sale May H. 10 and is; re-
turn limit June g.
New Orleans. La, and return ..... s3s "a
Tickets on sale May 49, 20 and 2i; goed
for return May 81
washington, d. c. and return s31 Ge
Tickets on sale May 10. 20 and 21: return
limit May 80.
Milwa ukee, Wis. and return .$11. 70
Tickets on sale June 2. 3. and 5: return
limit June 60
Cincinnati, Ohio, and return ........ .s21. so
Tickets on sale July 10. II and 12; return
limit August /.
For particulars regarding above rates
and routes via which they apply, also
numerous other low rates not mentioned,
please apply to any Milwaukee, agent,
or address ]. t. Cenley. Asst Gen. Pass
Agent. st. Paul MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04
land, $9@9. 50; coarse to medium, s.. 500,
rye straw. $404.5G Receipts II tons.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
Totals

corn. 2 cars; no grade corn / car; No. 9
oats, II cars; No. 2 rye, 2 cars; No bar
ley, 2 cars: No. barley. 3 cars; No.
Cars Inspected Out = Wheat - No. /
northern, 94 No 2 northern, 81; No g.
Is; rejected, Z; no grade, 7; No. 3 corn,
"a; No. oats, 3; No. rye, 1; No. fax.
Receipts-W heat. 81 cars. 24S,e70 bu;
corn. 12,4SO bu; oats, 27.25O bu; barley. 2,!3j
bu; rye, 2,l6O bu; flax 1920 bu; -four, 7G0
bbls: millstuffs, II tons; hay, II tons; fuel
oil. 29,0l0 gals; fruit, 222, $50 lbs; merchan-
disc. 15S9.S56 lbs; lumber. cars.
Shipme nts-Wheat. 81 cars, %, lie bu;
oats. 13400 bu; barley, 3,2l0 bu; rye, 10
bu; fax, 1860 bu; flour, 45,S07 bbls mill
stuffs, 1887 tons; fruit, $4,000 lbs; mer-
chandise. 2,E63,2l9 lbs; lumber, 104 cars;
machinery Al, $50 lbs
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
easy Wheat-No. g. 6O1@@65c; No 2 red
Nc; Corn-No: 2, S93sQ39lac; No 2 yeilow,
261&Q271ac; No. 8 white, 25A1261sc rive
Coed feeding barley 96m365ac: fair 10
choice mailing, 3S145c. Flax Seed-No. /,
$;B; No. ! Northwestern, $i.76 Timothy
g12.10. Lard-Per 100 lbs Sc S567. RIBS
Short sides Qoose), $670@g9 Shoulders
Dry salted boxed, 61a0GAc. Sides-Short
clear GboXed), 81. 20@7 80. Whisky-Basis
&c; -granulated, SIDE Clover Contract
grade, ST. Receipts-Flour, 10,00O bbls;
wheat, l65 900 bu; corn, 19S.00O bu; oats,
Shipments Flour, 13 COO bbIs; wheat. %. 000
bu; corn, $1,000 Gu, oats, 1870 coo bu: rye
1900 bu; barley, 5000 bu. On the produce
exchange today the butter market was
firm; creameries, 141zM191ac; dairies, 1SlaG0
I61ec, Cheese-Steady at 9G11c Eggs
steady; fresh. 10Ac.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04
MINNEAPOLIS

steady.
- May wheat opened at 65 Lice, against
6o1sc Wednesday, declined to 647sc by II
a. m, and by noon held a 645s164%c
duly July wheat opened at 657c, against 65%
QG6c Wednesday, lost 1-16c, gained 1-16c,
sold down to $3.50, gained 1sc, lost &c by
II al a, m, and by noon held at 651ac
September wheat opened at 65&sGI65sl C.
against G5a4c Wednesdays close; sold
down to 65lsc by IL a. m, and by noon
held at 65M065$sc.
The cash wheat market was very strong,
with a good demand from both millers
and elevator companies Prices We're at
The July option. with here and there a
small premium for choice ears The re-
eceipts We're liberal but the bulk of the
No. l northern went to apply on sales
previously made.
- May wheat closed at 6424G647sc, July at
65Ac and September at $3.50
Open High Low Closing
May .65 l-16 Is 1-16 649S-N GA * 65b
July 49,. 65A 65A S51% $50 e57S Yfs q
Sept 6t Trac6: :e59s24 652s- s5h-as 6535 65A
northern, 65Ac; No 2 northern. 6iLc
~ May oats 2S5sc; May corn, 3T54c; fax seed
NIL
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HOGS.
Comparative receipts:

ComparatiVe receipts:
Total for today (estimated) .......2. 500
A week ago .......................... 2,S2l
A year ago ..................... .l34
Quotations. Mixed and butchers, So 000
5O5; good to prime heavy, $5.O0a5 10:
$2.O0G4.25 pigs and skips, $4OOG475.
Market opened 75aG10c lower and closed
steady at the decline. Receipts were
unusually heavy, but the demand was
fair, and the yards cleared early. The
bulk of the mixed and butchers sold at
s.. .O5; good to choice heavy, IS 1000
80. Extra choice, sorted hogs brought
up to $50. Packers, S490a5. 90. Pigs and
stays steady. Representative sales:
Mixed and Butchers
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04
FreieM claim Associntion oaicer..

ST. LOUIS. Mo- May 3.-The ninth an
nual convention of the Freight Claim as
sociation, whose members represent the
principal railroads OF the United States.
CanaGa and Mexico, finished its business
today. Officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows President, Il. l..
vice president D. Elicit, of the ST
Paul; second vice president. A e Ros-
ever. of The Grand Trunk; secretary and
treasurer, Warren Z. Taylor.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04
THE LINE STOCK MARKETS
HOGS AGAIN SELL SEVEN AND
HALF TO TEN CENTS
LOWER
HEAVY RUN OF CATTLE
Lack of Buyers Makes the Stock
Cattle Market Dull and Weak
Fat Cattle Steady
Sheep steady.
HEAVY RUN OF CATTLE

SOUTH ST. PAUL, May 3.-Receipts at
the Union stock yards today (estimated)
were: Cattle. $50; calves, $50; hogs, $500;
sheep, 125; cars, II.
official receipts Wednesday: Cattle, 693:
calves, 56S; hogs, 2.122; sheep, $50; cars,
Receipts thus far in May. compared
as follows.
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Increased service. Lake minnetona..

Commencing Saturday, May 5th. service
6Soat 70 ana from from Lake Minnetonka on the
ioWs. iSvs. Nofthern Railway viii be as fol-
Leave st. Paul every day 4:s5 D m
g:So ss D. M, daily except Sunday S:55 a. M.
Returning. leave Spring Park every aav
at t;29 a. m. and a $3.50 D. m. Daily sy a.,
cept Sunday $3.50 a. m. Sunday only $40
Hotel Del Otero at Spring PARK will
open for business on Saturday. May 5th'
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EXCLUSION TIokErs on SAFE

Via ST Paul & Duluth Railroad
Al half rates Saturdays and SUNDAYS
70. 70 .,s Forest Lake. chisago. Lakes, Taylor :
dt5 7 ans, Kush City and Pine City Tick
cts good returning any train MONDAYS
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NEW YORK MINING SHARES

MINNEAPOLIS Minneapolis.
May 3.--New York exchange Thursday:
premium; Chicago exchange buying rate
5oc discount. selling rate par; sterling
$4.s41s
FOREIGN BANK STA ELEMENTS
| is, May 3.-The weekly statement of the
Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes in circulation, increase
ll,S5o,CeO francs; treasury accounts cur
rent, decrease, SS,S50.Q0O francs gold In
hand, Increase, 4,S75,0C0 francs; bills dis
counted, increase, II, 100000 francs; silver
in hand, increase, 3,95OO0O francs.
of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
| the following changes: Cash in hand, de-
crease q ~ 2l90oO 6G marks; treasury notes, de-
crease, S.SOO,000 marks; notes in circula-
| ton. increase, G0,920 0C0 marks
LONDON, May 3.-The weekly state
ment nt Of the Bank of England shows the
! following changes: Total reserve, de-
| crease, e1.51l COO circulation decrease
81 79000; bullion, decrease, G331, 1853: 9TH
/ er securities, increase, G1,171 COO; other de-
| posts, decrease, eSS1 900; public deposits
| increase, &521 Geo; notes reserve, decrea Sc
| Gl,60l 600. Government securities I'M
| changed. The proportion of the Bank of
! l1ngiand's reserve to lie bllities is 4G1 per
cent last week ii was 4275 per cent
Rate of discount unchanged at 4 per
! cent.
| S.-Money on call easy at 11a@2 per cenf;
last loan at "; prime mercantile paper
at 4@41a per cent. Sterling exchange
| iirmer with actual business In bankers
| bilis at S.oS7s for demand, and at $4S41a
! for sixty days; posted rates, $i851a and
81 s944 S91R. Commercial bills. $lSSa46
4;S4H. Silver certificates, G01s@e09sc bar
! silver sic; Mexican dollars 471.c.
| TREASJ' RY STATEMENT-W Washing
ton, May 3-Treasury statement OF bal
| bic balance. $f45, $50, 972; gold. so 2s5, ,974
BANK CLEARINGS
! 81 Paul ea2e o9- -c
Minneapolis, $2,929,942
! Chicago, $39, ,G37 547
New Yo:k. $1SS. .S35. nc
| Boston. SIG. .6S4 ,S3G
| FOREIGN FINANCIALr-New York,
! May 3.-The Commercial Advertiser =
London 9rThn financial cablegram says:
! then hardened slightly on a canard thai
| Lord Roberts had captured 5000 Beers
! and sixteen guns. The market reIapsed
| on publication of the Tama actual dis
! yestment securities were weak on the
| disappointing bank returns. Americans
! opened depressed and went under part
ties, but rallied above them on dispatch
announcing that the New York Genital
! strike was settled. 1t Is hoped that
tins tIas VIII be forerunner of similar set
/ on complete absence OF confirmation of
| the first report. New York suDportad
| slightly, but in the street prices were
reacti9nary react 1G and featureless. Anacondas
/ were heavy, being adjusted to parity
/ which now regulates the price. Paris
supported Tintos Money was tight on
> me CAL Tor 10 per cent of the war loan,
! although this had been prepared for Caii
/ money was higher early. but closed at 4
Per r, cent. The bank did a moderate
business IN discounts and received the
bulk of the conside, a. bic loans due No
| gold is expected from America. The
silver market apparently Iniscalculated
! the American position. New York Is
! now holding for Z79s. while forced sales
| were expected"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04
ST. PAUL & DULUTH RAILROAD
rishing Resorts About to open,

On Saturdays and Sundays excursion
tickets are on sale to Pine City. Rush
City, TayIoT's Falls. Chisago Lakes and
Forest Lake at half rates. Tickets good
TO return any train Mondays.
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CASH SALES.

CASH SALES.
No. ] northern, 20 cars. 66c
No. ! northern, 80 cars. 6j7Ic
No. l northern, 3 cars. 6615c
NO. / northern, cars 65%c.
No. l northern, 200 bu to arrive esc
NO. ] northern, 5000 bu to arrive 65%a
No. ] northern, LOCO bu to arrive. 6575c
No. ! northern, 1000 bu to arrive CSC
No. northern, q cars, G41sc.
NO. , northern, 10 cars, CSC
No. 2 northern 4 cars, 64ac.
No. northern. / car, 65Ac
No. 3 wheat, , cars, 63J5c
No. wheat, cars, 63c
No. 3 wheat 9 ears, 63Ke
clears. 50, ,SO@2, 80 ~
Rye Flour--Per Dbl, pure, s.. .65632. rs.
CoFn-No. corn. S5@37hc; No. 3 vel
Oats No. , cats. 2Sgl@24c.
REe-No , rye quoted at Sc.
Barley ranges from 35c to lac far choice
Feed-Bran. in bulk. $llGI1 .25: shorte in
bulk $id@V 0I5: mddlings. i'm bulk Si1 "a
stdl. 70; rcd dog, in lob sacks, f. . b
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn in
SACKS. per ton, sacks extra. to iobbers
only, $500 i.60: No 1 ground fea6. 81
s1z.TG15. a.
Hay Price are unchanged Choice
Timothy i ns!5 at ss9959. eioyer-miioxsee,dg iose,g
Hme' hg. N-h as; Iowa or Minnesota up-
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Reeeipts thus far in 19o0. comnared with

The following table shows the roads
over which Wednesdays receipts came In
and the number of loads hauled by each:
Cattle. Hogs Sheen Mixed
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04
Total sales, 294 453.
BONDS.

L. S. Is, W. l.. ..103AtN Y. c, lists. .IIC%
do IS, reg 49,. 99HI n. J. c. gen 5s. .I23
90 5s' reg. ..l09 Nor. Car. 6s.....127
90 5s, coup..-1W do As ........... .106
90 new As, reg. 1889 n. p. prior As .163$4
DO new As, 4s,coup133& do gen. 9s. 67A
do old As, reg. .1141tIN. T.,C.& StI 4s106
DO o!d 4s. eoup114AtN d ". con. As 911s
do 5s, reg ,.,..u21sl do 6s .......132
90 as coup; ,ll212l Or Nav lists. .1OS
DlsJrlct IS. Sos III do As .......... .1035s
Atch. gen. 4s.. ..100hl Or. 5. Line 6s. ..12S
do adj 4s... S3$4 do con. IS .115
Cana. So 2ds.. .107 Reading gen As $751;
Chesa. & o. AIS SO r. G. w. lists. 99A
do 5s ......... .n7AIS.L.& I'M. con. .5S110
Z. q n, " con. 7s141AI q S.F. gen. .6sf2t
40 ;; r. deb b5s1l9l@! St. Paul con. e. HE
I'm. Term As. 90 iSt. PC. & P.1sts121
~ % X. q. lists .10t%t do 5s ...........121
do 4s :.......-.. 99A So. Ry. 5s...... .1l2A
E.T.,V.& G.1sts 1025sIS. L. & T. 6s 7OT
Erie gen. 4s...... q Tenn. new set 3s 95
F.W. & D.C.sts. II r. & p. lists. .1l51b
Cen. Elec. 5s. 120 do DDS ... 81
G., III. & s., A 6sl07 Union Pacific 4s105
do A. Eds. 108 Wabash lists -I15&i
H. 81 T. c. 5s. 1l112l do 2ds . 1O2%
do con. 6s..... .110 West Shore As I13%
10. Cent. Isis. 113%l Wis. Cent lists 91
K.C.,P. & G.1sts 71% Va Centuries 9Iih
La. new con. is 1885 do deferred 80 s
L. cI N. uni: As. .10l Col. So. 4s....... S3At
NJ, *. &s 7. IDS 50 So Pacific is... SSI
do As ........... 93$l
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-04
W. NJ. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY,
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
Union Stock Yards,
SOUTH ST. PAU

:, Consignments and correspondents So
plication.
We do strictly commission business
NO live stock bought or sold on our own
Referenees-Stock Yards bank, South
81. Paul; Security bank, Zumbrota; Hon.
a ~ Koerner. state treasurer Capitol
pullding, st Paul; A. G. Anderson, cash.