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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 26-Flour-Receipts,
la,;@o; exports, 3,S72. Again very firnt.
with buyers ready to negotiate at old
prices, but unwilling to meet an advance
Rye flour firm Corn meal steady. Rye
firm No. western. Gle, f. o. b. afloat.
BARLEY steady. Barley malt dull Wheat
-ReceiptS S,lC0; sales, S,l60, 3eg bI futures
and 10000 bu spot. Spot firm; No. 2
red, S39Sc f. o. b. afloat and STAG elevator;
No. northern Duluth, S915e f. C. b. af!oat.
Options opened firm and We're well suS-
strong continental and English cables.
more or less fly" damage talk from the
southwest local and outside buying and
small Argentine shipments. Closed firm
at 'sc net advance. May, S0&s8
80 lS-les, closed S05sc; July, 7S7s@792sc.
closed 1sIsc; September, 773sQ7%1sc. closed
u4:c. Corn-Receipts, $4,000; exports, 3d.
S444. Spot steady; No. ?, 53Sc elevator
and 53sse f. o. b. afoat. Options were
irregular all day, ruling comparatively
weak on May in absence of covering and
hrm on July owing to high cables AMI
the early tirmness in wheat. Closed If
regular at sc loss on May ana Ac nd.
vance otherwise. May. 1914 65335kc closed
5Sake; July. Se3&@507sc. closed 509sc; Sep
Receipts. 1860; exports. 1895. Spot
steady; No. 2 Stizc; No. 3. sic: No
white, 2Sh@3314c; No. white, 3-a4c;
track mixed western, S1@3214c; track
LIVERPOOL. App il 26.--Closing: Wheat
Spot firm; No. red western winter, IS
Had; No. northern spring, IS lid; No.
| California, 6s 2d. Futures steady;
May, 5s 1e9sd July. IS Had. Corn-Spot
firmi American mixed, nevis sd; Amer
lean mixed, old, As Sgd. Futures quiee;
May, As 22sG; July, As I'D; September, Is
sd Receipts Of wheat during the past
thee days, 22S,000 centals, including 19a-
Gt0 American. Receipts of American
corn during the past three days $3.50
centalS.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April 2s.-Close-
Wheat-No. 2 red, cash, Tie; May. 74c;
July, 7l3s@71Ac; No. hard. 1871 Q74lsc.
Corn-No. cash, 445sc; May, 441sc; July,
44asc. Oats-No. 2 cash, 28c; May, 2734c;
July, Csc; No. 2 white, 2S5sQ30c.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. April 26-Close-
Wheat-May, 6sSsc; July, 673sc; cash, No.
hard, 7114@z21zc; No. 2 red, 71@72c. Corn
May, 41sc; July, f15sc; cash, No. 2
mixed, 4213@43c; No. 2 white. 4S1zc. Oats
No 2 white soc.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, April 26.-Flour
steady. Wheat higher; No northern,
759751zc; No. 2 northern, 721zc Rye
steady; No. 1. sac. Barley steady; No. 2,
SIC; sample. 4GGl55c. Oats steady; No. 2
white, 50@3812c.
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MINMEAP0LIS

MINNEAPOLIS. April 26-Wheat NOV
~ up ah0ther peg this morning, again
taking fractf0nally higher T3nge and
holding 10 i The early market showed
sod strength but free selling especial
j. in Chicago, stopped the advance Nav
sod to I.7sft &c. and July to 741zGJ7t@sc
TIE course Of the Liverpool market was
Upward from . weak start. Liverpool
VS. "a off o. tlEst hut turned strong,
s '.ing up 1zG1iad and touching 34M7Sd
g. he later trading; AT the close Liver
.ol SRq#sd = -tl3E 80 over yesterdcy, and
ci2scd July ed higher. Antwerp closed
IL changed. Paris was 10 centines to Is
G. ntines higher. Good cash demand was
7 ported Chicago had a fair trade, ST.
LUIS reported active continental in
curry for what. ana from the seab I'd
81 loads were reported taken for Ger
12fSny Duluth also sent word of a sharp
e MOTT demand.
j dtlng N nut they lack details and con
IN nation. In the main crop reports are
y, ~ favorable. Some are decidedly con-
fict rs. This morning Topel5a wired fhat
adrices from the southern tier of com
les IN Kansas confirmed the Claims that
Tee texas wheat lousc is doing damage
u wheat and corn. Mcpherson county
haG he Hessian fly in spots and there is
damage Another dispatch from close to
tn same quarter says wheat growers
IN! dealers in Kansas are agreed that
he state never looked so well. and that
the expectation is for all records to be
81 Ken The wheat stands eight inches
high They are talking 100000 bu for
Kansas Shows report of general con-
oidons says there has been no material
Change IN wheat. Insects int oklahoma
FaNe done little damage. The Ohio val
icy shows Improvement for the month
;l1a III the Missouri valley the high con-
t.itle1S are nsalntalned. Rain is needed
~ California, although no permanent
o4hlage has resulted as yet The spring
wheat acreage, ne says, VIII be larger
M! IL iast year. Snow calls attention to
Sven crops started the season with the
average above 81 and these crops when
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South St. Paul. Anrn q.


CATTLE-We have had another very
good week on good to choice stock and
feeding cattle of all kinds. Choice feed
ers. OF good weight, have sold UP to
&5o. Ihe bulk of the best quality stock
ers have been selling at $3.SGC14.O0 with
occasional fancy punches at even higher
prices. Steer calves have been selling at
$3 foltS9O, with the very Best at $500
HeIfer calves, $S.C0Q13. %. Stock and feed
ing bulls steady and active with the bulk
bringing $2.7Fd13.25. The common stock
and feeding stuff has been dragging bad
ly and has only been salable at greatly
reduced prices. The fair quality cattle
have also been a little slow. All kinds
OF killing cattle have been IN good de,
rnand all week and have commanded
prices fully steady with those prevailing
last week. We have been getting quite
a little good to choice beef stuff this
week and VIC wish to encourage shippers
IN sending in this class of cattle Our
market is as good as any on the choice
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STOCKS IRE FIRMLY HELD
YESTERDAYS MARKET QUIET COM
PARED WITH RECENT EX-
CITED SPECULATION
BEARS DISPOSED TO COVER
Bulls Apparently Have More Conf
dence in the Strength OF Their
Position Thnn Traders
with short Lines.

.t"eo Prev
Close. Day.
Call money, New York ........S@t 3@4
NEW YORK, April 2s,-Today's stock
market was decidedly more quiet and or
derby than on any day, during the week.
There were a few stocks which showed
positive strength practically without in
terruption all day and there We're no
points of acute weakness nor any period
of a general disposition to sell, except
for the opening dip i'll Amalgamated
Copper and American Smelling, due to
the legal measures taken to Illustrate
the absorption of other properties con-
templated by those companies. Owing to
tOmOrroWs holiday on account of the
removal of the board room apparatus
from the present quarters to the tenn
porary quarters on the produce exchange
there was a disposition to curtail specI-
latiVe ventures and to close up accounts
From the firm tendency Of the market, it
looked as though the bears were the
CneS who were most inclined to cover
grcSSiVe but their tactics seemed de-
signed rather to protect the market and
held prices firm. There was some con-
fusion about the board room owing to
tbs, preparations for the moving, and
this in itself had the effect of lessen n
the trading. The principal strength in
the market persisted in about the same
quarters as fer some time past, namely
in the grafgers and Pacifics Northern
Pacific was most largely dealt in and
rose an extreme "a, but Burlington adj
yanced pa to record price, Rock ISL
and rose 2$4 and North Western az.
Pennsylvania selling eX-rights and Bal
tfrnore G. Ohio continued strong. Union
Pacific was nos as active as on previous
days of the week and there was large
realizing going on in it all day, but the
stock was held above last night during
the greater part of the day, although it
closed a shade off. Among the special
ties Sugar rose 37s, Tobacco "a, Colo
RADIO Tuel 81. General Electric 3H, New
York Air Brake 10 points. and a, number
of other specialtieS from TO points.
The Colorado and Southern stocks were
notably strong at advances of rs to
10. The confidence that tc1nerrows bank
statement will make a strong showing
had muca TO do with sustaining the mar
ket. The receipts of cash from the into
rior have offset to a large extent the
ABSORPTION by the SubtreaSury, includ-
ing the payments for the gold exported
SO that it is expected the banks will not
lose mere than $50),069 for the week
ON all accounts. Next week the money
n arket will have the benefit of the pay
rnent of the May 1 government interest
which amounts to about S2,500G00. The
fact that the foreign exchange houses
allowed the day to pass without the eA-
pected engagement OF further gold for
export was u further, Influence in the
Grmness of the market.
The railroad bonds market continued
strong, with the Union1Pacific convert
BILE bonds still veryggprOminent. Total
sales, par value, S., 74beD9. United States
refInding IS advanced Is per cent Oh the
last call
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down and there were fewer fireworks
Looay than on any day for some time
Prices Were hard till New York sent
over selling orders, supposed to be in an
tfcipation of the holiday tomorrow The
closing of the stock exchange in New
I ork VIII give London the first chance
TO- act On the bank statement: The Bal
tlinore & Ohio issues led in the trading
Other features were Missouri, Kansas 81
Texas and Denver Sc Rio Grande which
We're strong en- the announcement Of the
election OF Mr.. Gould as president OF the
Denver. In Union Pacific there was a
disposition to take profits. All of these
STOCKS, however, were eciipSed in the
trading by the shares of the United
states Steel Corporation, which made q
record. The volume of trading in tham
was far beyond anything seen in these
STOCKS since their introduction here. The
preferred which London favors, were
ton has been made for official quota
tons Of them on the stock exchange, 50
London sees that these stocks have come
here to stay. The new consols opened
3-l6 premium on the issue Of allotment
letters for subscriptions of $4,000 and
higher amounts. There was some fear
that the big men might try to snatch
premiums, but these were too small and
the fluctuations are not great enough to
tempt anybody. The premium accord
fngly hardened to p per cent and it looks
as If it might go higher. Puts and calls
at 10 per cent are being given for the
special settlement which is expected IN
about six weeks. The call money rate
was 81 per cent; time rate was 81 per
cent, and discount 34 per. cent; a26,000
OF gold has come in from China; $4,000
is going out to South American ports
and the bank has bought sSS, 900 in bars.
Exchange on Paris, 15.161S.
TREASURY BALANCES-Wa Washington,
April 26.-Today's statement of the tras-
ury balance in the general fund excIu-
sive of the $50, 030, eco gold reserve in the
division of redemption, shows: Availa-
bic cash balances, $155, 142, 2z7; gold, $685.
272.5E6.
NEW YORK MoSEY-New York,
April 26-Close: Money on call steady
at 36f per cent; last Loan DER cent;
ruling rate, 312 per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper. 4@41k per cent; sterling ex-
change firm, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 SS1s@4S8A for de-
nand and at $485014 1913 for sixty days;
posted rates, 4S51I694 Sc and 81. SO; com
nercial bills, $4.Sf14@IS4A; silver certif-
icates, 65Ac; bar silver, 601sc; Mexican
dollars, 4S15c.
BANK CLEARTNGS.
St Paul, 81, O67, S2S.
Minneapolis 81, 445,239
New York $685., sol $40.
Chicago, $25, 054, 2s1.
Boston, $50, S63, 199
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low Rates Via srhe Nj, -.

Account various conventions and .naet.
ings, the Chicago, Milwaukee, e O. I LET,
railway has arranged to sell round t 11i
excursion tickets to the points and - ~ ~
the extremely low rates mentioned b ae
low: De-
Milwaukee Sell April y to ID. ra-
turn limit April 49, 800. s,e -
Philadelphia-Sell May II to Is; re- .'iI %
st. Louis-Se1l May II to II: ret,,rr %. 80
limit May q .....
Lew rate round trip tickets to- a ,a n 50
number nntepe9 Ct points in addition to those
ana West, on sale first and third ,T,'nF
gays lays or oo each month up to and iiicIudi Tn
10, F9r further INFORMATION see "MilSva,,.
xee agents. or address r Coniau0r
Asst Gen. Pass Agent. 81. Paul 0Ma ieyy'
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cattle now. All we ask is that shippers
having the choice cattle will give us a
trial. We will Go the rest.
HOGS-The hog market went down
with a bang today, falling 10 cents Tat
on Top OF a scent decline on Thursday
me lie bulk of the hogs sold today at
20 20 'z72eo. ne with range Of $5.65G5 SIS.
The top price was paid for a. fancy load
OF heavy hogs. We wish to caution shin,
pers about bringing their hogs to market
at TINS time Of year. This first warm
weather IS hard on hogs and they should
nave every care possible. Have cars
thoroughly cleaned before leading and
make a good bedding Of cinders or sand
IL ice is available, put some in the car
ana hnally see that the hogs receive tha
best of care in transit.
d7EE5iP-Receipts have been light this
week Inc demand is limited and prices
are shade lower than last week on ALI
Kinds. No stock or feeding stuff on the
market Very truly.
ROGERS & ROGERS
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DUJUTT-

DULUTH, April 26.-Trading was fairly
active today. The opening was Ac up,
at 74Mc; it sold at 7474c at $40, and held
there steadily for more than an hour, de-
Ginning to 7i1k0745sc at Il; sold at 7424c at
1880; sold at 745sc at 1;10 and closed at
743sc. Cash sales were 5000 bu at May
price and 1zc under. The close: Wheat,
cash No. 1 hard, 7614c: No. l northern,
74l5c; No l northern. 741sc: No 2 north
ern, 7Oisc; No. 8 spring, 6G1sc; to arrive
No. l hard 1880; No. l northern, 745se:
May, No. northern. 745sc; July, No 1
northern, 1850; September, No. / north
ern. DC. Oats, 2711@27c. Rive. .513sc. Flax
to arrive, 81 65; cash. sf.G5; May, s. IS; Sep
TENDER, a.2112; October. $125. Receipts
Wheat. %; corn, oats, j; rye. 4. Ship
mentS-Wh Wheat 1877 bI1
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Through Sleeping Car Service to
Kansas City Via ssThe milwaukee,

A standard first-claSs sleeper for Kan
sas City via c., M. & st. p Rvs popular
Hedrick Route leaves Minneapolis 1850 u.
M, ST. Paul 500 a. m. daily and ar rives
Kansas City 700 O'Clock next morning.
The "Hedrick" is the most direct and
comfortable route from the Twin Cities
to Kansas City, the South, Southwest and
California.
For full information regarding lowest
rates apply to c., NJ & ST. P. Ry. ticket
agents. or address j. r. Conley. Asst.
Gen. Pass. Agent. st. Paul Mimi
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

J. S. Hanna and wife to Dale Haw-
thorne, part It's II and Is, blk 6,
Woodland Park add ....:.......... So 100
J. 3. Sanborn and wife to c. T..
Miller, 1t 10 and part It's Is and 90
blk l. ]. c. Stout's add to Summit
park .................. ........ ,....... 2,SUU
c. Tart to Anne Michaud, 1t T. blk 9,
Murray's add to White Bear ... 1
Lizzi. E. Wimbtlsh to Jette Gold
man, 1t 10. blk 10, Nininger & DON
nellyS add 1,Ul5
J. Rothmayer and wife to Maria
Harrer, 1t 2, blk II, Auerbach
Hands add Observation-Disclosures. 1S00
Julia May Flynn ct al. to G. E. Ca
bot. ct al, Its Z and s, blk 5, st.
Paul proper ..............-..........s 5, coo
o'Rourke, It %, blk 8, Palace add. $500
Horne & Danz company to F. NJ
Knapp, north n OF west Is feet OF
Its and 4, blk 16, Rice Sc 1rvine's
Veronica Schmidt TO Julia Funk. it
49, blk 49, subd blks Is and %, Stin-
son, 3. & RS add ........... $50
Carrie s. Gardner to f. A. Oehs-
ner, 1t II, blk 2, Wilson's rearr part
M. & NJ add Observation-Disclosures. rs
J. W. Freeman to A. Riemann und
Ito of east IL Of 1t 5, blk 6, Wins
lows add ...... Observation-Disclosures. 200
w b. Hayes ct AL to A. Riemann,
und 9-10 of east Il of 1t 5, blk 6,
Winsiow's add -. .................... 1s00
e. *. Stone Jr. ct al. to w w Price,
1t A. blk 4, Robertson's add to West
st. Paul $500. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Total Observation-Disclosures. 500, $50
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*Ofered.
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.

r, WALL STREET GOSSIP Reported by
n IN, Holbert & Son: The bank statement
VIII probably Re favorable tomorrow and
money IS concentrating here, so it will
pc possible to do better with time money
AFTER May I than heretofore we WORT
say, that while there are certain channels
IN the market more or less tempting 70
the bull Spectator. yet on the whole it is
wise to await some change which will
enable nina to buy his stock at a conces-
Pacific and North Western are freely dis
cussed, but are in no sense confirmed.
ana We fail to find Endorsement given to
them ny those who should be best In
formed. We admit, however that Sc
crecy in these matters is always neces-
Sary.
FOREIGN FTNANCIAI-New York
April 23.-The Commercial Advertisers
London cabiegram says: Very bris;S
business was done on the stock exchange
again today. The tone was Cheerful
The American department had quietel
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lH L|vE STOCK MARKETS
TOP HOGS BRING $54s5-TaFs IS so
CENTS UNDER THE HIGH
TIME
NO CHANGE IN CATTLE
Receipts Quiet and Market Quiet
Good Cattle Sell Fully steady
Common Stuff Moved at Low
Prices-No Sheep In.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, April 26-Receipts
ut the Uaien Stock va, DIS today were
Cattle, 175; calves, 100; hogs, LOO; cars,
Official receipts yesterday: Cattle, 3fl;
calves, 100; hogs, 1.654; sheep. IL; cars, IS.
Receipts thus far In April, compared
with the same Iertod in 1900 are as fol-
lows
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION
Northern
Other Grains-Winter wheat

Other Grains-W Winter wheat, s.; No. 8
corn, 10; No. 5 oats, s; No. rye .:
no grade rye, l; No. l fax, l: rejected
fax. a. no grade flax s.
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat-No 1
northern, 10; No. northern. 81; No g.
Il; No. corn, 10; No corn. /; No. 8
oats, 6; no grade oats 2: No. barley, 1;
No. barley, /; rejected fax, 10.
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ST. PAUL GRAIN

29c. me- -oV@
,.S Gorn-No. 8, HA@42c; No yellow, 42co
Fee. formulated cornmeaI in cotton
SACKS, 81; coarse cornmeal, ton. S16.2550
56.t O. No. 1 feed, $16.75; No. 2, ST.. Is; No.
1913; shorts in bulk S13013 25
tfay-Market good for best grades. Up
lana choice, $12Q12.50; upland, No. /. S11. so
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W. N. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY,
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Union Stock Yards,
$oUTH SIT. PAI

:. Conslgnments and correspondence So
plication ~ az
we 90 a strictly commission business
NO i've stock bought or sold on our own
=, References Stock Yards bank South
at. paul; Security bank. Zumbrota; Hon
a.. Il koerner. state treasurer. Capitol
i puiie 81 st; Paul: A. c. Anderson. cash
Ter 81. Paui National bank. ST. Paul.
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NEW YORK BONDS.

T. s. ref IS, reg. 106lTN- z G 7sts---7o7,;;
do IS, eg......11olS in. r. IS -. ~.
90 coup .......lll1aI do As .......... 1859,
Go new As, reg. 13SistN.Y. ,C.&S.L. As 10Y
60 coup: $500. l3si NJ & W. con. Is. lOI1h
90 cid As, reg ll3sst Ore. Nav. lists 109
do coup. 1900. u3Ssl Edo IS ...... los
DO oSt reg. liz TORE. s. l.. >es128
do 5s, coup. lily do con. IS 117r<
D; OF c. 8 SOS. l2sLa Read. gen. Is. Isl :
Atch. gen As. 1928 RIG. W. lists. :. .1o7
10 10 ADJ. as -. 9G SIX I.M.con5s.1t5
G.. Q. u.s.. 1858 st. Paul con. ..1S
= 90 5s 1900 21A SttR. C. 6 p. isfs1fS1s
C.sN,M con 1912 lido SIS ......... 40 :
Chi. Term. As. 90 $50. nv. III III
Col. SO. 4s ...... SSz S. r. & 4. 6s.. II :
p. d r. G. As. ..101S4 Tex. & p. lists. liz
ERIE gen. 4s..... STA do IDS ......... IS
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Total for today (estimateO ..1 7q,
A 80 60 '.''..'.-............= ....-..1,2n
se9o III
~ eI4Eotatlons; Good TO choice light. s.. S.
09.t5; mixed and butchers, IS 65tG5. III.
10 fair to + Er1 me heavy S s. common
9.9o; pigs and skips, $55GG4 Is T'''S
Market opened 10c lower and closed
, weak at the early decline Receipts We're
ne az and n the quality averaged good to
CLolce. Rul6 sold at $5.721kGl5.77Jb. with a
range of $3.50 to $5.S5. Latter price w wa -
PAD Tor one load of very choice heaVy
h9gs. Representative sales:
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STOCK Quotations.

Furnished by Charles II. f. Smith e
Co.. members Of the New YORK STOCK
rNchange, ioneer Press building, WHO
nave ulrect wires to- Ghicago anu New
l ork Closing prices are blu:
Closing.
Biol 81
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@12; midland. $9@95o; medium. s7.50@S.50;
timothy. choice, $l4a14.50; timothy, No. l,
$ISd1S.50 rye straw. choice, $7Q7.5e; wheat
and cat straw, $5.50Ql6. Is.
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CLOSED AT ADVANCES ALL AROUND
ON A MODERATELY ACTIVE
MARKET
MAY CORN OPENED EXCITED
Cut Quiet Prevailed After Opening
Rush, the Interest Shifting to
Juiy-ProVisionS Quiet
and Easy.

CHICAGO, April 26.-Today's grain
markets We're moderately active and
firm, wheat closing sc, corn &c to $s6e1zc
and oats sc higher. Provisions closed
easier.
May wheat opened sc to Sc higher at
fSc TO 1859 under rush of buying orders
occaSiOned by a sharp advance at Liver
pool and the good cash business done
yesterday Trade for an hour was well
distributed, and prices changed but lit
tie. Later the liberality of receipts and
Slackness of the cash demand created
weakness, ana May was forced back to
F2&4c. Buyers. influenced somewhat by
rumOrS of sales taken by German inter-
eStS regaine6 confidence later, and the
market reacted. closing firm, with May
sc higher at 1Sc. Exporters reported 80
loads taken. Seaboard clearances in
wheat and -four were equal to lea, 900 Blu.
While primary receipts were So. 900 bu,
compared with $4,000 bu last year. Min
neapohs and Duluth reported 229 cars,
against 2l5 last week and 2G7 a year ago.
Local receipts were SO cars. none of con-
tract grade. Argentine shipments, ac-
cording to Board of Trade Information,
were 1852, coo Blu.
Corn started without any abatement
OF previous excitement with buyers and
sellers for Nav delivery simultaneously
trading from 4Sc to 4S1@c. These figures
covered practically the days range of
this option. although a moment after the
opening sale was made at 4S&4c Follow
1ug. this squirt the market for May was
left very much to itself. Light receipts
steady. The bull leader was not active
n Nav, but devoted considerable atten-
lion to July. which seems to be work
ing towards the center of the stage This
option sold between 455Sc and 46c it's
highest price SO far, and CLOSED Sale
over yesterday at 453sGl5S4c. Receipts
v re % cars, one Of contract grade.
Oats were active. owing to a good de-
1E2nd for shipment and Widespread re-
ports Of delayed seeding. May scld be-
tween 1850 and $3.50; closing 1$c higher
~ Tl,n do Il FgDv. TIL
b'tter han that for May al a discount OF
-23c Receipts were pa cars. '.-'-t
PROVISIONS were dull and shade easier
on liberal hog receipts. FlHctua tions were
narrow July pork closed 21zc lower at
Slt.55; July lard a shade down at So. $50
S go, and july ribs with a like decline at
e-ls
The estimated for tomorrow are:
Naeat so cars; oats, 155 cars; corn, $50
c. -. and 20G.CC9 head of hogs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-27

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Steady. Whcat-NO 8, 71G72lzc; No. 2
Ted, 161Ac. CCrn-No. 2 corn 4Sc: No Q
yellow. sc. Cats-No. 2, &c: No > white.
lNi,@29l4c; No. 3 white, 2812@2Ss4c Rye
NJ. ,, 53Q54c BarleY-Good feeding, sc;
fair to choice mailing. 48G55c. Flax
seed $1.G2: 40. / Northwestern. 81. S.
Timothy seed. pri!ne, IS. so. Porh-Mess,
Fer Dbl, $14. 40G1445 Lard-Per JOG lbs
s 10GS. 1715 Sides-Short ribs Ioo5e),
s. i0GS.30 Shoutlers-Dry salted Cbcxcd)
G%G71Sc. Sides-Short clear (boxed), IS. 3715
as %. Whisky Easis Of high wines, 81 Il
Clover Contract grade $40. IS. Receipts
Flour. 200 bbls: wheat, Ga. coo bU: corn,
10000 bu; oats. 100000 bu; rye 5.G00 bu;
barley, 1900 hui Shipments-FIour 1900
hbls; wheat, 2i.C03 bu: corn, 163 eco bu:
oats, 75G,co0 bu; rye, 1,G00 blu: barley s.
Gg} bu. On the produce exchange today
tn butter market was easy; creanerieS,
3.uE.c; dairiss, ll@fl8c. Cheese-Steady,
ti-Gi1c. ESgs-IEeasy; fresh 712c
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