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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

SEED ARKETS-Chicago Nav .
The faXseed market was quite strong
Wednezday, but not active. Rumors Of
Irost damage in the North had some eff
feet in stltfening the market Receipts
mere We're y cars, uOnc at Duluth and ,
cars al MINNEAPOLIS Cash flax at 81 76
September at 81 25l2 and October at 81 1917
per bu. Cash timothy seed closed at 81 50
per 100 lbs. Glover seed closed at 81 per
10 lbs. Minneapolis ffaXse5d quoted at
81 - per bu
BUTTER AND EGGS-New York. Nav
2-Butter-R Receipts 1856 packages; firm:
Western creamery. 1920: factory. 130
l4l2c. Eggs-ReceiDts, Il. 264 packages:
firm; storage Western. 13Ul2l2c: regular
packed at mark, I2Gl3c; Southern at
mark, 1lQ12e.
Chicago May 2.-Butter steady; cream
cries, l2i@41Sc; dairies l21z6l5i2c. Eggs
steady; fresh. lie.
NEW YORK COFFEE-New York. Nav
2-Coffee-Spot Ria dull; No invoice.
l1sc; mild quiet; COrdova 93I0i3iec Flu
lures opened steady. with prices unchang-
ed to 5 points higher on favorable Euro
pean cables and light Brazilian receipts
and foreign buying. Ruled very tame all
day, with the carly advance later lost
under the reaction in Havre. There was
a fair cOnsumptive demand and small
warehouse movement. Closed quiet and
unchanged. Total sales. SEQ bags, inc'ul-
ing September at G.9oc; December. 72}0
I-23c; January. 1.25c Sugar-Raw steady;
refined steady.
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Cheap Excursion Rates Via ..The
Milwaukee,"

-, As has been its custom for many wears
me chicago, Milwaukee. &aSt PGu, Ran.
way has arranged. for9 the benefit or H.
many patrons, series Cfelow round trf6
excursion rates to many points in fbn
East, West and South for the coming sea
low: i''oii re
st; Louis, 40. and retjirn ......... sl2 M
II, Tickets on sale May H. 10 and is; re-
turn limit June 2. TO-
New Orleans, La, andrreturn 49,. SIG GA
Il Ilckets on sale May 59, % and y good
for return May 81 H.. ..
washington, D. c.. and return S31 10
,,r Tickets on sale May 10, 2Qsdnd p; return
Milwaukee. Wis, and return .... ST. N
I'll. tickets on sale June 293. f and 5; return
Cincinnati. Ohio. and return -. s91 40
I'll, Tickets on sale July 10, II ard 12; return
limit August l.
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 J. T. Conley. Asst. Gen. Pass
Agent. st. Paul. Mimi
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personally Conducted Tours to Cali
fornia in Pullman Tonrist Sleep

Via Chicago Great Western Ry. to Kan
sas City and Santa Re route to Los An
having new Pullman Tourist Sleepers
equipped with wide vestibules. steam heat
and gas light. One OF these new Sleepars
Via Chicago Great Western Ry. to Kan
day, via Chicago Great Western for Los
Angeles and Southern California via Kan
sas City. and reaches Los Angeles the
are personally conducted b. an expert
enced official who accompanies the train
70 its destination. The cars are well
equipped for a long journey and are as
comfortable rs the standard sleepers
while the price for a double berth is only
about one-half Full information furnish
ed by j. p Elmer. q. A. 2. D.. Fifth and
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DULUTH.

DULUTH, MINI. May 2.-The market
was dun and firm. July opened &c up at
GSasc, sold off to 6SG6S1sc at $40. up to GS1l
446S2sc at ll:lO, and closed 1sc up at 6S1.c
cash, 40tOJ bu at May price. Flax was
higher again, May selling at 81 f6 Cash
sales; 10000 blu No. l northern, size; s.
g9 bu, GSlsc; LOCO blu, &c; No spring
69lsc; to arrive, 691Sc; May. 69Ilc. TnIv
Zoe; September, 691$c; May No. northern
cash &C; to arrive, 6ll4c May, G7Hc;
July, use; September, 6S1&c; No. , north
22l2c; rye, 52c; barley, 360nc; fax, cash
81 IS; t. arrive, $l.75; May, $I75; Septsr,1,
Der, N261g; October. I.19; corn, S7s4ci Re
barley, S3l bu. Shipments-Wh Wheat, 49,, 80
bu -'' TO-
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Ne,vsnapcr Chanres.

Eouncement was made today that the
interest in the Philadelphia Times own
ed by the heirs Of the late Frank Nc
Laughlin has been sold 10 a syndicate of
Kindred, general agent Of the reading
railway. Ii is understood that Col A. X
Mcclure. who has been "a part owner OF
she paper since il was established TWEEN
TYNE years ago will remain with the
new management as edftor-in-cbief Mr.
Kindred has been leader OF the Republi-
can party for number Of years. and Ii
Is stated that the Times VIII be conduct
ed as Republican organize lion paper.
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Honors for Michigan Men.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May The Amer
lcan School of Classical Studies in Rome
olfered for the year 10000 three fellow
shlps. two in Roman archaeology and
ton being open to graduates of ali Amor
lean colleges. Two of the feiioWshins
nave Just been awarded to members of
the graduate school in the University of
archaeology to MIR. Charles r. Morev. OF
Charlotte, Mich. A. B., 1899. and one of
the others to Mr.. George H. Allen, Of
Grand Rapids, Mich, 1899
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.


Other Grains No. corn, 4 cars; No. 4
corn, l car; No. oats Il cars; No. 2
rye, cars; No. 8 rye, / car; No barley,
car; No. 3 barley, 3 cars; No l fax, 8
cars; rejected flax, cars.
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat. NO
cars; No 3, 20 cars; rejected, cars: no
grade 5 cars; No. corn so cars; No. ?
oats, car; No. 4 barley. cars; No. /
flax, Is cars; rejected fax, 20 cars.
Receipts-Wheat, 229 cars, 1S5,4g0 bu.
corn, 1850 bu; oats, 2O,n0 bu; barley
1870 bu; rye, lao bu flax, $3.50 bu; -four
$50 bbls; hay, IS tons; fuel oil. IS, 752 gals;
fruit, 1920 lbs; merchandise, 2,014,S2f lbs
Shipments-Wheat 60 cars, 5000 bu:
corn $50 bu; oats, 4,02O blu; barley. 2116
bu; rye no bu; fax, l1.76O bu; -four, a.
80 DIS mlll-Stufs, LAO TONS fruit, a, 600
cars. "
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u III III ~" d TI-7II| =
Whereas, the Benefit -easua. corp ra-
ton organized under Iaa laws of Ni--
uesOta, has fully complied with the .e-
quirements Of the laws OF this sat. te-
lating 10 Cooperative or Ass ssm rr I'M
surance.
Now. Therefore /. the unjers.sEc,I }n-
surance Commissioner, do hgreDy gupaW
CT and authorize the above-Ccued SJci-
of Co-operatiVe or Assessment Accident
insurance in the State OF Minnesota. ace
cordiug 10 the laws thereof. urtil the
thi-ty-iirst day OF January. A. ID. 1901
unless said authority be revoked or 0th-
erwise legally terminated prior there tJ-
Ia testimony whereof. Z have here
unto set ny hand and affixed nay seal ~
office az St Paul, this e1st day of Jalu-
airy. A y. 1900.
j. a. DISTINGUISHES
Insurance COMMISSIONS.
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THE LINZ STOCK MARKETS
HOGS SOLD SEVEN AND 0NE-HALF
TO TEN CENTS
LOWER
FAT CATTLE SELL WEAK
Receipts Were Heavy, with a Good
Run of Butcher StuR-QuaIity
of Stock Cattle Not
So Good.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, May 2.-Receipts
at the Union stock yards today (estimat-
edD were: Cattle, 600; calves, 600; hogs,
1000; sheep, Co., cars, 60.
Official receipts Tuesday: Cattle, SCI;
calves, 7G6; hogs. 1924; sneep, 1874; cars.
s.
Receipts thus far in May, compared
with the same period in May, 1893, are
as follows:
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NEW YORK. May 2-There were no
transactions Of any Importance in the
stock market today. Sugar opened at
last nights price and moved up at one
time 412 points, closing with a net gain
of about t. The constant fluctuations Of
the stock offered the room traders about
their only opportunity for securing a turn
during the greater part of the day, and
they traded in it constantly in and out,
helping on the aggregate of sales record
ed III the stock, without making any i'm
preston on the stock transfer books of
the company. News Of the stock consist
ed of rumors without VeriiicatiOn. There
is undoubtedly a feeling of dred among
spectators that there may be a sudden
and senSa tional development regarding
the steel industrials, and those stocks are
sensitlVe TO every passing rumor. They
were all weak today, Tennessee Coal drop
ping "a one time points
The rally in the group indicated that
short selling was largely responsible for
the decline, and no very large offerings
were brought out by the drop Long
Island moved Zip SO on top OF yesterdays
1872 rise, and saved a net gain of points
American Express gained 8 points. Out
side OF these special movements the mar
ket generally was excessively dull and
represented nothing more important than
the offerings of professional traders of
The announcement Of further gold en-
gagements for tOm0rroW's French steam
er of -, 100000 was the signal for gen
eral selling movement by this class Of
SPECTATORS. 1t had been taken for grant
ed that large exports of gold would be
made by Saturdays steamer, but the sd
ditonal shipment of tomorrow's steamer
bringing the total to g. 500, 600 was a sur
prise. This shipment IS generally be,iev-
ed to represent a triangular operation;
that is to say. on bOndOn's order to meet
a demand on that center. Among the eX-
Porters are some who have strenuGUSly
held that no profit could be made in GX-
porting gold at the highest figures vet
touched for exchange, and the rate for
demand sterling was laC in the pound
lower than the highest rate touched on
the movement. 1t is fair to assume,
therefore, that some concession has been
offered to make a margin Of profit on the
transaction but in any event the metal
is recognized as being in effect q loan.
here in active trade had not kent pace
with the currency expansion. The low
rate Of money, in connection with the
loans Of New York banks and their small
to place investments. but the demand
for credit is not sufficient 10 consume the
supply, 50 CAPITALISTS must look to the
foreign markets. For some the merchan-
trade balance have been left at interest
abroad. This COuntry's large god pro-
.ductiOn and the present cutting of Of
TransVaal gold supply also make us the
The net result is that We are not only
refraiDing from calling home marchan-
disc credits. but are shipping out the
money metal to meet the needs of foreign
markets.
The pond market was dun and Irregular.
Total sales. par value. 81, 43S. GOD. Uni5ed
States refuHding Is when issued advanced
-. and the IS, old Is and is lin The bid
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Furnished by Charles II. f. Smith &
Co, members of the New. York Stock eX-
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SHEEP.


- NUIII PR lIYF Jege1QlS;
Total for today (estimated) .............60
A week ago Northumberland. 66
Quotations: Fat sheep, $4509575; stock
sheep s.. 25q4; feeders. s.. 409l; fat lambs.
SS.50Q6.S5; yearlings, $5.75G6; stock and
feeding lambs, 81 SOS; buck lambs. sSa
$50: bucks, $2.25Q4 .; spring lambs. SO
g. Shorn sheep and lambs sell at 50cdSI
a hundred less than these quotations.
Receipts fairly heavy and mostly fat
stuff Demand was good at steady prices
Offerings were only of fair quality Rep
resentative sales:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Robert t., L. Ware ct Tx. and Payson
H. Gilbert to Harry w. Clark, 1t s,
" = 1t l., blk ., Door & stones
Subd 1t g. Hoyt's out lots 81 %
Grace NJ. Ellison and husband TO
Cora f. Bohn, 1t s, blk 3, Summit
treda Schneider and husband to
Charles h. Lehman, 1t 8, blk ).
woodbury. & COS ........... > a
Edward c. Inngerich ct TX. to John
Covell 1-3 1t l, >, blk il, Bazill {.
~ West st. Paul add ........ / "a
Albert Ads ct TX. to Mary Luserke.
nndlV "A OF undiv ,, 5, 1t q, blk 4.
SII > Observation-Disclosures. 2G
Johh MaiXner ct Tx. to same, same. aG
George MaiXner ct ux. to otto
Luserke, undiv Il, pit A. 80, +
= .'...'....... Observation-Disclosures. q
Mary II. Woodman and husband to
AIRED NJ. SandberS. Its 6, I, IS. 10.
DIX J. Pease's rearr It's B. 1, I, s.
Edna r. Ogden ct nj. to MARY B,
SNYDER, pit 1t 5, blk 81. HeWitt7s
subd blk 81, Z. blk %, Lafond's. Sc
Matthias Jensen ct ux. TO Mary g
Seaman, It's 6, 7, c. Weide's subd
DIX ., Arlington Hills add . . q
James b. O'Brien and Katie
y Brlen, his wife, to Alexander G.
Long, II is. blk G. Munger &. Don
ne!ly's add to Holcombs add
friedman WilliuS to same, same G
AIIEed Morton to Theodore G.
Watther, 1t Q. blk %, Summit Park
Melvin 2. Frank, executor. to An.
drew Lindholm, 1t 10, blk ], ]. X.
Neide's add ................,. +
Thirteen transfers s....s.... S72 9
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NEW YORK MINING STOCK

ALL STREET GOSSIP-New York
stock gossip, reported by H Holbert &,
Son, bankers and brokers, 341 Robert
street, National GermanzAmerican Bank
building, ST: Paul-Strong, Sturgis & co.
wire US: The dropping tendency of this
market continues and we feel anxious as
70 its future. The slow, but steady de-
cline in the coal and IRON shares and tlra
weakness In steel issues is surely having
demOTalizing influence upon the rail-
way list. This influence is augmented nv
the threatening signs of conflicts be-
tween labor and capital, and rumOrs of
various kinds unsettling in their na+l1ra
and hard to verify or deny The public
who are frequently extreme. have form
co the conclusion that the common shares
or most InduStrialS are to be nOn-dfvi-
dend payers. Acting on this view. they
continue their sales. We cannot see
why these stocks, thus assailed sho1lld
I l'-,i present quotations, for there is
PfdCiIcdiIy 10 support and an intense
sense OF dl5trust and uneaSiness Dre-
vans. II IS no longer a question OF values
as much as it is one OF ability or dis
position TO hold, and the public have been
700 badly hurt to give much strength to.
a declining market. As d conclusion then
we must admit to sense Of fear as to
Il further decline"
FOREIGN F'INANCIAL-New yor,,
May 1.-The Commercial Advertising
LONDON HmdnciaI Cabiegram SAYS: ''ETs'
ness ness was quiet in the markets here to
day and the tone dull. ConsoIs droDned
Z on the hardening OF, the COntango rom
452 TO ~, although the war loan con
Tango eased from 81 to 5 Americans
hung at PARTIES all day There is 70
initiative in them here The failure Of
pennsylvania directors to incrpasa he
dividend caused no surprise here buf
the strikes are dislilfed The close vas
5agging. Copper shares We're weak on
PaFls heaViness, T:ntO5s being 81 down to
59ls eX-diVidend. There was no 9oid
movement. Call money was in stroY,ot de-
mand, and bills were steaGy and ec3rca
Ihe bank renewed a ftw loans and lent
more money, besides G6ing A large hI,si
ness; in discounts. Silver was l-1fj Ia rfJ,-r.-.
New York refusing. to, sell under Il o-s6
at WHICH price there were some tTaf2s;t
ctns. The market looks bard
NEW YORK MONEY-NeW York Nav
Money on call steady. at 2G2lL per
cent; last loan, ? Prime mercantile Da-
per. 4Gi4;2 per cent. Sterling exchange
he&Ny, with actual business in bankers
bliis at S4.SS for demand and at SASH for
sixty days; posted rates, $I.8504.S5I5 and
$46512; commercial bills. S. S31a64Si Sill
yer certificates, G00G01ze: bar Silver G0c.
Mexican. dollars, 4713cf.
TREASURY ISAIE-NT-Nashing-
ton, May 2-TodaY's statement of The
balance in general fund, exclusive of the
gold reserve, shows "A Vailablesc cash bal
ance, Slid .l64, 1885, gold, SIS, Isl l6l
BANK CLEARINGS.
ST Paul $92l, 2l2.7O
Minneapolis $5,0G32t5
Chicago, $97, E27 234.
New York, $2S7, 995, 800
Boston, S2S, 600, S66.
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CATTLE

Comparative receipts:
Iotai 1or today estlmated) ..........1 200
y week ago ....... I 90
A year ago . COZ
Quotations: Choice butcher cows ard
hel1ers, S.. 6GGt4 Is; fair to good s34l3 "a.
Inn INN cows and Gamers, s.. 2592. 70; choics
butcher steers, $4.604J; fair to good 81 25
9420; fat bulls So 49G53. IS; BOLOGNA bI3iis
$2.'5a33; veal calves, $4.50q6 20: choioc
stock cows and heifers, s35G04: fair to
Soo9r 80 Z5u3.5O; common and tailfnee
@Z'9O0t5; heller calves $304; choice stool
ers and feeders, $46l450; fair to @ood
j.1043.S3; common and taiJings - 550S9.
steer calves, $4ll6; stock and feeding b,IIiS
Sz-oo05.50; stays and oxen, 81 75Gt3. 40. MIL
efS and springers, $25GJ45
FeGelpts We're fairly heavy with GOV,
efal Loads and a few scattering lunches
Vi goou TO choice butcher cattle. Prices
on butcher stuff We're weak ar yestsr7
da$ decline Good to choice steers soid
at $i.2CGa ieo. Good to choice cows bro,Iob+
2".99gtt4.zo with fair around $685. Is. Ve9is
oull3 ana Gamers, steady The RIM ri
STOCK cattle was heavy and the nn9rl,at
active. The quality of the calf offeriIree
was not so good and prices realized 80
over on TINS account Big steers ana
neIerS were In good demand at staadC,
prices Iearling stuff sold Ouf readii!1.
III StFon@ prices the best steers b{inlgii'S,
Up TO SIC. Feeding cows and stocir i i,i5
prices a. STEADY
representative sa les:
fob
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Wisconsin Central Excursion nul-

st. Louis. Mo, and return .co
On sale May 18th 18th. 10th and 21st;
return limit June I'd. 81 q
rev orleans and return ..,.......,... $36 90
On sale May 18th. 10Th aud 2fst return
limit May 18th 4h g
Milwaukee and return .--e...,........S1l.7 10
On sale June "a to th; return limit
June Both. .1slG
For particulars call en- Herman Brown.
G. P. and I. A. S73 Robert ST.. ST. Paul
Mimi. fdsfat -i'
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q. s. ref. ISIS Is 03 n. Y. Cen 7Sfs 770aZ
do Is reg -. 9AlN. J. C. gen. IS. I2Si&
DO 81, reg. .!U9 IN. Car. 6s...1 97
do IS, COUP. .109 do As 16e
do new Is. reg. 1391%tN. P. gen. As SG1L
do new 4s,coup133l5l do prior Is 16974t
do Old As, reg. ll412iN, Y. &C. &St L. 4s106
do old As. coup1142IN &. w. con, IS ga
do 5s. reg l214l do gen. 6s.. 1872
do IS, coupon 112AlOre. Nav Isis mo
D of c. 65s I21 do As i6Sa
Atch., gen. 4s .1o0sslOre. s. Z, 6s 100 =
Atch., adjt. As. S3zsl do consols 5s 114Sl
Ian. 50 2ds: l07 Heading gen. As SS%
Ches d y. 4las. SOAR. G.. W. lists 80
do 5s $500, 11IalSt 1. 81. M. combs no
Z x n con. 7s-143 tSt. L.&S.F. G. IS 124
do do s; f. deb. ss.ll91&St- p. cousols .17lh
en-. Term. s.. IS lStP.,C P.1sts 12O
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CaSn puoIaUons wore as follows: Flour
5 steady. Wheat-NO. spring. 635sc. No
2 red. 6jl4c. Corn-No . i6ssG iGl5c. M
, yellow, 40l4@403sc. Oats-No. > 22ilG
e37sc 10. > white. 26l@027l: No. ? White
25l:ftz6t.c. RYE mo. , SEC Barley-No,
. 500, BE. Flax ScCd--No. !. 81 &c Tfmoth\.
Seed Prime. $2.40. Mess Pork-Per bb ,iA
SllFfi2.iG. T.ard-Per 100 lbs Sc S7ts6is 9915'
Short Ribs-Sides 0oosel. S6G5TG, %
Shouiders-Dry sailed tboxed), Gl51f6a{c
Sdcs- Snort clear boxed s. 2fl5,7 20
NViisllY-D istillers' finished goods. ner
gal. S.25l9. Clovel-Contract grade. 81
1teCciDts-Flour, $4,000 bbls: wheat, 81 900
bl; corn. a2a.1Oo bU: oats. 5GS 900 bll. l.ve
sea bu: barley, t9,090 bu ShinmenfsI
Flour % 600 bbls wheat 1l5.000 bu: corn
III one bu: oats 49, eco bu; rye 5000 bII.
barley S.0oa 5H On tire produce exchange
today the butter market was diT21
CrcljHerics, 12120l62; diaries, l2155l5i5
Cheese firm 100 PC. EgSs frpl; FRESH lie
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. Renominated for Congress-.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May Con
gresham William Alden Smith was
unanimously re-nominated this afternoon
by the Fifth district Republican con-
gressioral convention,
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Is szz
Roberts Jury Dieza .rec.

SALT LAKE. Utah.-aa& The Jury
In the case of E. n. Roberts. on trial for
unlawful Capitalization, disagreed and was
discharged.
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W. NJ. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY.
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
Union Stock Yards,
SOUTH ST. PAUL

Consignments and correspondents So
plication.
We do a strictly commission business.
No live stock bought or sold on our own
account.
References-stock Yards bank. South
st. Paul: Security bank. Zumbrota; Hon.
A T. Koerner, state treasurer, Capitol
bu1lding, st. Paul; A. Q. Anderson, cash
Ter St. Paul National bank. st. Paul.
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STOCK MARKET WIS Dull
THERE WAS LITTLE OF INTEREST
DEVELOPED DURING WEDNES-
DAYS SESSION
SUGAR WAS AGAIN A FACTOR
Opened at Previous Days Closing
Prices, and at One Time
Moved Up Four and
One-HaIf Points.

Close Day.
Bar silver, New York . so 59s
Call money. New York. Papa 2Q2A
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MINNEAPOLIS

MlNNEAPoLTs., May 2.-Whcal open
ed strong and higher.
Jriy wheat opened at 65%QG6c, against
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3. & r. G. 1sts. tO4alI do. IS

y. q K. u. lists. IU434
do As .......... 1914
E. V. &C. lists 1925
Erie gen. Is. rs
F:W. 4 DO. LIST II
Gen. fdiee: 5s: .:4aQ
G.. If. & s: A. ds. 107
do sds. Jos
II. & T. O. 5s... .1111s
do conseis Is. no
Iowa @. lists. ,11S1z
K.C. Pc G.. 1sts Y
La, new con. 4s1081z
l.. & N, uni. As. 100%
NJ. K. & T. Ids. 50
do As .......... 931r
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HOGS.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ..........2. 600
A week ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2, 627
a year ago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .. 039
Quotations. Mixed and butchers, S.. O56J
Ola; good TO prime heavy, S. I0l55. y.
rough heavy. $5a55.O21a; stays and boars
$Z44z9; pigs and sHps, $4G14. 75
Market opened 712410c lower, and clos
ca weak at the decline. Receipts were
Mixed and butchers sold at $500, Il
and good to choice heavy, $5I0al .. The
DHlk Of the hogs sold at $5.10a5I5, and
they were choice heavy ends sorted ont
Of loads. Packers sold at s.; pigs. s4.75:
stays, 54.25. Representative sales:
Mixed and Butchers
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6a9sa622lc Tuesday. sold at G53l065zsc, adj
Nanced to 661sc, lost 1sc by II L. m and
By noon held at 65&ic
The cash wheat was str ag at the
july Dfce for the most of No 1 north
ern, with a few choice samples doing
hitle better. The demand for lower
grades was good: May wheat closed at
62lac July at G518M66c and September at
Open High Low Closing
NY Wheat Ing, est. est. Thurs. Wed.
July .G5% 3- S s5z e5 ~ e57 5o e57 ~
Sept ...... G534 65%4 "a 655A 653l 65fa
On Track-No. 1 hard, 67hc; No. /
northern, G5Ac; No. northern. 641lc May.
oats, 2j14c; May corn, Csc; faXseed; $1.72.
CASH SALES.
No. ! northern, 4,000 bu to arrive. CSC.
No. northern, 1000 bu- to arrive sc
No. northern, L. 200 bu to arrive. Coo.
No. northern, 1000 bu to arrive G6c
No. l northern, 700 bu 70 arrive, Gee.
NO northern, 500 bu to arrive Coo,
NO northern, LOOO Blu to arrive, G6l4c.
10. northern, 600 bu to arrive, Csc. .
NO. | northern, 900 bu to arrive, SIC.
NO. ] northern, 5000 bu 10 arrive SEC
No. northern, 11,Qg0 blu 10 arrive G6c
NO northern, l,59Q eu torarliYe. 6GHc.
No northern, 5000 Blu to arrive, Csc.
No ! northern, 600 bu to arrive Csc
Rye -four, per Dbl, pure. 81. 65G2. IS.
low, 3S1ac
Oats-No. ) oats. 232l@24c.
L1Se-No- rye quoted at 5UftoZ12c. NO
sales reported.
Barley ranges from 35Q4oc for choice
mailing.
Feed-Bran in bulk, $i1a11 %; shorts in
bulk, $10.50G10.75; middlings in bulk, $l1 50
all IS; red dog, in HO-lb sacks, f. o. b.,
$l350; coarse corn meal and cracked corn,
in sacks, per ton, sacks extra to Job
bers only. l4.25d1450; No. / ground feed,
2-3 corn, Is oats, S0-lb sacks, sacks ex-
ira, $14.754I5
Hay-The market is quiet and steady.
Choice timothy, $949.5O; clover-miXed tim
nesota upland, $9095O: coarse 10 medium,
$5.50@7; rye straw, $4a450. Receipts, %
tons.
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Mich Cow

MICH COW EXchange-Market active,
with good to choice cows selling at IN
changed prices. Representative sales:
NO Price No. Price.
3 cows ........S 144 05l , cows ... SIS 90
2 cows ........ 81 COL l COW ......... 81 90
The days sales, each buyer purchasing
the number of head indicated. were as
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-03
Recelpts thus lar in 19O0. eompared with

The following table shows the roads
over which Tuesdays receipts came in
and the number of loads hauled by each:
Cattle Hogs. Sheen Mixed.
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BONDS.

*Penn. Ry. eX-div. :. Fer cent.
Total sales, 453, 942.