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Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-01-01
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Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-01-01

The Farmer, a 20 to % page paper pub
lished at st. Paul, Mimi, the oldest agri-
cultural paper in the Northwest, has Sc
cured the services Of Prof. Thos. Shaw, of
the Minnesota College of Agriculture and a
widely known writer on agricultural topics,
to give his time exclusively to editorial
work on that paper and to the manage
ment of The Farmers Experimental Farm.
He resigned his connection with the Min
nesota School, and declined attractive in
ducements from other state institutions, to
undertake the work of being able to freely
experiment with problems of plant growth
cereals, vegetables, fruits and grasses
and enjoy medium of wide circulation to
regularly make known the progress secured
along all lines investigated.
1t is his belief that the farmers Of the
Northwest are not obtaining the average
yield of grasses and field crops they should
be getting and thinks the problem Of how
to attain greater results is possible Of solu-
ton by simple notifications in methods of
handling soils.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-01-01

| occasion permits, toward the suppression of
| municipal corruption, immortality, gambling
and vice. Coming from so conservative a
source, this action is an encouraging sign
of the times.
The New York state w. C. T. U. con-
yention resolved that we reaffirm our SYM
pathy with that political party which en-
bodies total abstinence and prohibition
(the fundamental principles of our organi-
zation) in it's platform, and in the face Of
adverse criticism is paving the way for the
future fruition of the hopes and prayers
which are voiced by the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union at all times and places"
The Emperor of Germany is investigating
the effect of beer German workmen.
Dispatches from Berlin, extensively printed
in the papers of the United States, say
that he finds it's use in the large quantities
imbibcd by German workmen distinctly
hurtful to their productive capacity, and
to the quality of their work This is most
, noticeable toward the close of the day,
when they grow stupid and careless.
The English Privy Council having declar-
ed that provincial legislatures may enact
prohibitory laws, Ontario and other Cana
dian provinces are greatly stirred. In
1894 Ontario gave $4,000 majority for pro-
hibition and 10000 in 1898. The Ontario
government has often promised the Pro-
hibitionists to 'do something," but has put
them off various preteXts. In a few
months the general elections will take place
and the government party fears defeat I'M
less it can again placate the Prohibitionists.
The manager of the White Ribbon Bull
letin, organ Of the North Dakota w. c. T.
T., which is probably published only by
great effort, states that 800 subscribers are
in arrears and pitifully asks them to send
in their % cents. This is the burden
which breaks down paper after paper which
is heroically fighting our battle. Nor are
the women, some of whom have to swallow
several dollars worth of humiliation in
der to get a quarter from their lords, the
most neglectful in this matter.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK, June 30.-Money on call quiet
at 3 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 4h@5
per cent; sterling exchange steady, with &C
rual business in bankers bills at $4. 7ss@48IB
for demand, and at 81. .85A @48512 for 90 days:
posted rates, s4.S6@+ S61a and $4.SS1A@4. 80; !;
commercial bills, s4.S4ss@4.S5%. Bar silver,
521ac; Mexican dollars, 42Ac. Government
bonds steady; refunding rs, registered 1O7A,
coupon l0sA IS, registered l07, coupon lo7;
new IS, sTeglstered 1S474, coupon ls4A old As;
registered s1O9zs. coupon 11o%;, 5s, registered
105, coupon 1O5. Exchanges, $l26,376,7sS; bal
ances. $9.722,2 291. ... XIX
=! MlNNEAF AFUL1S-Bank clearings, $1574,-
162. .76 New York exchange selling rate 60c
premium. buying rate 10c premium; Chicago
exchange selling rate 25c premium, buying
rate 2ac discount; London 60-day sight docu-
sT. PAuL-Ciearings, 1898, 3,s4so1. .........-
BALTIMORE, June 30.-Clearings, $3,7 ,750, ,697 !;
balances, $7O5,444; for the month, clearings,
$9S, ,674, 273; money, 5 per cent. -. T.. i. b.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-Clearings, $12,-
897, ,995; balances, So, ,180S77 clearIngs for the
month";. $451, ,523 1864; balances, $3S,572, ,s75;
money, 4@41a per cent. ~-~..- -
PARIS, June 30-Three per cent rentes, 101
francs IS centimes for the account. Ex-
change on London, Is francs 1917 centimes for
checks. Spanish As closed $780,. J..
BERLIN, June 30.-Exchange on London, 20
rates for short bills for settlement, AZ per
cent; thre months bills, 26 per cent. :
CHICAGO, June 3o.-Clearings, $26, ,oO6, ,s43;
balances, $1,S05, 791. Posted exchange, $4.S6
for sixty days and SASSY on demand. New
York exchange, SOC discount. ...
BOSTON,. June 30.-Exchanges,, SIS, 800, ,037
balances, 81, ,203, ,555.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
THE CASH TRADE
Oats 5Oc-Flax Breaks 3c-Feet
Prices Very Firm.

FLAH-There was sharp decline of &c in
fax prices and the No. dragged along un-
sold for little while and then went at s1.73
for everything. No sales were reported at any
higher figure. Rejected sold at S1.70 and No.
l to arrive at Sill There was demand for
everything although buyers held OIL a little
at first.
Minneapolis received "a cars, against 26 last
year, and shipped cars. Duluth received 7
cars
Closing prices: Minneapolis cash., s1.7s; to-
cash, $3.50; No l northwestern, $1.75; Sep
tenber, SLAP; October, s1371z.
but, there was not much good corn on the
tables No.. white, where offered, sold at
6sc. The close for No. 3 yellow was 5S1a@
6se: Receipts, IA cars; shipments, none
yOATS-Flfty cents for oats. This was paid
this morning for several of No. white.
Anything at all was salable and No. white
sold at 4s@49hc and No oats 4S1sa49c.
he close this grade was quoted lsc to 5oc.
seipts. so cars: shipments, car.
t1raiED AND MEAL-strength rules the
mn inued strength in corn makes prices up
IN by 25c all around. Coarse corn n meal
ana cracked corn are quoted $2225g22 q; NO.
! feed, s2s 25@23.7 rs; No. 2 feed, $25.25@25 Is;
No 3 feed, $26: granulated corn meal in
cotton sacks at the rate OF $3.50 per brl. =. =
IMIELsTUFFS-Mille are holding firm, as
quoted at s13.75G14; bulk shorts, s16 flour
middlings, $lS; red dog, $50. 50921; feed in
2G04lb sacks, 81 per ton additional; in 1OO-lb
sacks, S1.5O per ton additional. Shipments,
1,299 tons.
BARLET-There was the best trade seen
for some time Feed grades, 5o@55c; mailing
grades, 55963c. Receipts, cars; shipments,
none ~. .+.% -.-.... - ~ W
RYE-No closed at 53c Receipts, car;
shipments, l car. -. = F.
HAY-The market is steady as quoted: Up
land fancy, s7Gl7.50; choice, S6ooQ7 midland,
s6QIS. so; medium, So@6; timothy, choice 5000
oil: timothy, No. /, $40; rye straw, choice,
So. so. Receipts, 80 tons.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
AN ACTIVE OPENING.
But the Stock Fluctuations Were
Irregular.
500 AND CANADIAN PACIFIC UP
But Realizing Causes the Latter to
DrOp-CIosing Inanimate
and Heavy. .3s...-

New York, June 3O.-The opening stock
market was quite active but the price changes
were entirely irregular. There was a nota-
BILE demand for Texas & Pacific and Can
adam Pacific rose "a large fraction. There
were also declines in the Pacific group. Min
ferred lost point and American Ice pre-
ferred nearly as much. The Coalers were
slightly higher 9sas-se@s. 4sars -
Business Increased slightly but the tone be-
came more confused. The southwestern rail-
road stocks were notably firm, Missouri Pa
cifc rising to Ill and Texas & Pacific gain
ing point. Western stocks sold off led by
ST. Paul and profit taking depressed Illinois
Central below 160. Some of the Coalers were
in demand, particularly Pennsylvania which
advanced a point, but the group otherwise
moved narrowly. Minneapolis, st. Paul &
Sault. Ste. Marie preferred recovered it's loss
when Canadian Pacific moved up over poinis
and Distilling preferred and Standard Rope
also made good gains. Western Union and
Ann Arbor preferred and Des Moines & Fort
Dodge prefrred declined. 1A@2 points. r.
Near II o'clock there was a heavy demand
for Illinois Central, which advanced it al
most q point over Saturdays close and the
general market showed some improvement.
Prices quite generally rose above Saturday s
! close. Southern Railway common was bought
in large blocks and Louisville touched 1873.
Colorado Fuel made an upward squirt of 211
points and Delaware & Hudson, Chicago.
Indianapolis & Louisville and Consolidated
Gas rose over point. A loss Of 11s in Anal
gamated started realizing in the railroad list
and Illinois Central, St. Paul, Missouri Pa
cific and Canadian Pacific lost large fractions.
The market was dull and heavy, the activ-
ity, Of the money market being a depressing
! influence. St. Paul lost " and the reaction
reached about point or more in Canadian
Pacific, the Chicago, Indianapolis & Louis
vile stocks and United States Steel preferred.
A few Of the active stocks made slight re-
coverias but the general drift was down
ward on small offerings until Colorado Fuel
spurted to 5 points over Saturday and
Sugar 1h. Wisconsin Central preferred ad-
vanced 1011a and Bicycle preferred declined
1h. sr-rS @+* E'@-s' T..
Sugar touched l2s and International Paper
preferred rose ~. Colorado Fuel reacted IL.
| and Louisville & Nashville 2 with a rally OF
1A. Minneapolis, ST. Paul & sault Ste
Marie lost 11s and the prefrred Q. The mar
ket generally was dull and sluggish. Chicago
& Eastern Illinois sold IL over Saturday
The closing was inanimate and steady.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal
by Watson & Co., brokers, Chamber of Com
merce, Minneapolis. ---,-~. ..-. -.s, b.. i-5-r.
Closing figures are bid. .-- - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
Wheat Advances Over Cent and
Holds the Higher Level,
Closing Strong.
CORN AND OATS ON THE BOON
Too Much Rain-Shorts Badly Scared
All Around-Clearances
6SO,OOO Blu.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, June
30.-Wheat opened higher this morning, was
strong at the advance and very active, anu
"a lively bull turn was on to start the new
week. The bulls were in control OF all The
grains, and Chicago corn and oats were wild
and cratic Wheat advanced in part sym
pathetic strength although there were many
strong features to the wneat outlook IN ltselI.
In some parts OF the country the ground has
been saturated with moisture again and agaln,
one downpour following another with prac-
tically no lutermission. Sprlngnold No, has
had seven inches OF rain IL lnreo days, and
Springfield, H.. about four and one-half
inches st. Louis shows seven inches Thurs
day last. Omaha had three and one-haJf
inches, Dodge CITY two inches and Wichita
one and one-half inches. Fifteen points IN all
showed over all inch since Sunday evening,
and 1t was still raining this morning III
places. For the corn men this was a bad
scare. Chicago July corn closed at 6e7sa
Saturday and sold at 72c directly following
the opening to-day. July oats advanced from
40A to 43c. Minneapolis July wheat was up
from 751a to 1850; SEPTEMBER from lO9sU
70H to re, and December from 7ess@toh2 10
I17sc.
Liverpool was off I'd al hist and 1sd on
second cables, but in Parls the old scare was
on again with spot wheat up ~ centimes, fu-
lures advancing only 5 centlmes. World s
shipments We're 1854. 900 bu against 1888 900
last week and S,852,000 year ago. Amer
lea shipped 1852, 900 bu, Russia 1,64S,OO0:
Danubian ports, 272,O00; Argentine, $4,000 and
India, 4S8, 900 bu. The quantity ahoat to Eu-
rope at 81, $40, coo ibu shows decrease for the
week Of 3,72O.00O bu. The visible decreased
1850, 900 bu. At the close Liverpool was un-
19. 750, coo bu. AT the close Liverpool was un-
changed to Ad higher, but continental mar
kets were off, Berlin showing a drop Of Bc
and Buda Pesth about 3Ac. At. primary
points receipts were 637, 900 bu against S5S,
600 bu and shipments 1873, 0OG against 1,071, coo
bu. Minneapolis had 457 against 443
last year and Duluth 3S against II.
Wheat and -four clearances equaled ESQ.,
600 bu.
The market was strong and active and up
to new high points near the close. July
closed at 763s@76l2c; September firm at 72c;
December 7lBc
The cash market was strong and higher all
around in sympathy with the option although
the basis OF trading was not changed materi-
ally. and No. l sold at 1c over July for the
bulk. A few choice cars OF No. l went at
higher figures but the figure for the bulk was
Tx. No. 2 northern sold at TIC for 72 cars
or the great part of the offerings. No 3
ing 72kc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
Receipts and Shipments.

- 80 49, - "June~28 - "'''-.,'-
Received-wheat. 451 cals, $4,000 bu: corn
Il $50 bu; CATS 33. 800 bu: barley, 1900 bu; rye
$50 bu flax 1860 bu: -four. L93O brls; hay
so tons; fuel oil, 1lS,6o0 gals; fruit G08,232 lbs
merchandise, 2,52l,s5 lbs; lumber, So cars
posts and piing, cars; barrel stock. cars;
machinery, 679,l7O lbs; coal, 1924 tons; wood,
50 cords; brick, $4,000; lime, : cars; cement,
$50 bis; household goods. 5O,65o lbs; ties, car
stone and marble, II cars; live stock, cars
salt, 2 cars; dressed meats, 29I,14o, lbs: wool,
5000 lbs; railroad materials, 20 cars; sun
dries, 6S cars; car lots, 1,246.
1,42o bu rye, 100 bu; flax, 1850 bu; Hour.
*, 45S brls; 'milstuffs, 1299 tons; fruit 1905
lbs; merchandise, 2,60l,4so lbs. lumber, l4s
cars; machinery, 944,5Z0 lbs; Drick, $1,000
lime, 2 cars; cement, 100 brls; housenou
goods, 81, 200 lbs; railroad iron, cars; stone
and marble, II cars: ties, 4 cars; live stock
l car linseed OIL $40 brls; oil cake, 1, ,1S4, 40(
lbs; hides pelts, etc, 3S,SO0 lbs; wool, 15,2O(
lbs railroad materials. 13 cars; sundries, p
cars; car lots, 875. :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
State. Grain Inspection.

".- i. June %. - r. ~
inspected n-Wheat-Cars-Great- Northern
No l northern, 46; No. northern, 70; No
5, u; rejected, .; no graae, II. ~ :, 10
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st., Paul - No.
northern, 8; No, 2 northern, Ss; No 3, Z;
rejected, 2; no grade, 2. -. ~, - t.
minneapolis & st. -Louis-No. l northern,
8; No. northern, 8; No 3. q: rejected, l. No
Srade, ?. ss4- ,s-- ri. ~ T.: 2,
500 Llne-No 2 northern, 2; No. 8, /; no
grade, 2.
northern Pacifc--No. / northern, 6: No. Z
norlAern, =; No. 3. Q; rejected, l. =. - -...
Chicago. st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
No northern. 2. No. z northern. II; NO. g.
3; rejected, /: no grade, l. .-,.. ..sr,
Chicago Great Western-No. grade, l.
Minnesota Transter-No. 3, L., : ..-s
Total-No. l northern, Il; No. 2, northern
1888; No. 3, SO; rejected, 10; no grade, ~.
Other Grains-Cars-No. 2 winter wheat, 1
No. 3 winter wheat, 5: rejected wheat. 1; No
3syellow corn, i; No. corn, 4; No. corn, q
no grade corn, 2; No. 3 white oats, 4; No
white oats, 6; no grade oats, A. No. rye, 2
No: barley, /; No. fax. Is; rejected hax, s.
Cars Inspected Out-No. / northern wheat
"a; No. northern wheat, 81; No.. 3 wheat
4; no grade wheat, 27; no grade OATS /; NO
/ fax, 8. r-...>
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
New York Grain.

New York, June 3O.--Flour-Receipts, OIL
brls, sales 1880 pkgs; more active and
STEADY St "a Y . Rye Flour:-steady: fair to good,
Receipts, $4,000 bu; sales, 100000 bu; active
and strong this morning on higher coarse
grain markets, showers in the southwest and
7S3s@7S%c;s December, 7s%@7sMc. >Rye-Firm
state, 63@64c, c. i. f., New York, car lots
No. western, 66c, +. o. b., afloat. Corn
Receipts, 1880; July, 67%c; September
65 13-16@65&c; December, 531ac. Oats-Re-
ceipts, $4,000 bu; much higher on the rain
news; track white, state, $4,000; track white,
western, $4,000. " 49,.
Close: Wheat-July, 803sc; September, 79Ac.
Corn-July, 6SAc; September, 65aAc. ---.-.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
RANGE OF JULY WHEAT
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
Market Opens Strong Under In
-: fluence Of Weather. "
CHICAGO[GRAIN

Market opens StrOnS%. ChOeE AA-
Il: fluence of Weather. -
Chicago, June 3O.--The deluge of rain and
the still clouded skies monopolized attention
in the wheat pit to-day:> Under the: influence ne
September, wheat opened 7s91ssc higher, at
73c to 7l%c, and even advanced to 74c. Shorts
gn9reia tne loweT e top
cie1t wheat came out to check further ad-
vances for the time being. but the tone re-
mained- -uncompromislngly strong: Local M re-
neapolls and Duluth reported 1876 cars, making
a total for the three points of, o24 cars,
Worlds shipments were s, ,15s, coo bu.s while the
quantity on passage showed a decrease OF
8, ,72O, 900 bu. S.@.s
Although trade was somewhat lighter, low
er prices held and the close was strong, Sep
tsGsss rs SP' 4 55ss
74e GashNo M hagd fsd vnfsg 1Sg7a
@7sc; No: 3 hard winter 74Q75c; No
northern spring, 751sc; No: 2 northern spring,
741s@75c; No. 8 spring, 6s@7sc.. " sz..s::.
Of the rains, although the manipulated con
dition Of the July option kept the market
nervous. The feature early was the .sellins
opened 5s@2Mc higher, at 7o1a @79e,f and react
ed to 7os4c where: it steadied for a time. The
| communicated by the Clique went into strong
opened 11@11sc over Saturday, at e29S3c, and
settled close to 62Mc during an: hours active
trade Receipts were 25oscars. =
/ The close was strong September, 11sc
higher at ,ssc. and July 21sc up, at 7211ac.
Close: June. .he 72he; July; 721kc; September,
No. 2, 71A@71kc; No. 3, 63c.
Oats were active and strong on the weather
buying being general at the start. September
opened .A@7sc to N 91ssc higher; at s41s@35c,
and sold to 341hc. July opened 1Ac UP, at
47hc, dropped to 47Ac, and then recovered
to 4sc Receipts were 2oa cars:
Close: June, 46Ac; July, 42szc; new. 1855;
September, s31%c;s new, 35c; December, 31Mc;
new, 951ac. Casino. 2. 4s@4s1xc; No 9,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
CASH PRICES
Duluth Grain,

Duluth, MINI, June 3o.-There was active
tradlng and an advance OF more than a cent
to-day. The opening was up and the advance
high point. September showed 1skc advance
July, followed with nc less. The stronger
market was entirely due to weather south
west Changes in stocks: Wheat In store,
"a, 565; flax, 74,507, decrease 2O032; rye u 5O2,
increase 2,343; barley $3.50, unchanged. To-
days receipts, wheat, SO cars: oats, /; tax, z.
Shipm ents wheat, 1853. '.,.'. -.
Wheat. cash No. hard. 1850; No. north
ern cash., 75%c; July, 1880: September, 1910;
No. northern, cash. 74$4c; No. 8, 72ssc; nax,
cash, s1.6O; northwest cash, $1.75; September,
cash, SOC; rye, September, SAC; to arrive,
56hc =. E-..r
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
LONDON FINANCIAL
Consols and Quotations of American
Securities.

70.
London, June S0-Consols for money, 96as
consois for account, s6 Ills; Anaconda, 5a
Atchison, S4%; Atchison preferred, 1882; Bal
timore & Ohio, l0S1a Canadian Pacific, 1913
Chesapeake & Ohio, IS; Chicago Great Wes-
tern, 81; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Rio Grande preferred, s5A; Erie, 37k; Erie
first preferred, 70; Erie second preferred, 81
Illinois Central, 1854; Louisville & Nashville
140; Missouri, Kansas & Texas, %; Missouri
Kansas & Texas preferred, 60; New York Cen;
trail, 1914; Norfolk & Western, 57B; Nor:
felix. s Western preferred, sS; Ontario
Western. $685.; Pennsylvania, IN; Reading
33M Reading first preferred. 43: heading sec
ond preferred, s5a4; Southern hallway. s1W
routhern Railway preferred, 97M: Southern
Pacific, 6s1M;; Union Pacific, 1077s; Union Pa.
clfic preferred, 9lA; United States Steel, .3SB
United States Steel preferred, 9l1s: Wabash
911s Wabash preferred, 471a; Spanish As, 81
Rands, 12A; De Beers, 22A. - -
Bar silver, quiet, 24Ad per ounce.
Money, 2R13 per cent. ....@.
The rate of discount in the open market fol
short bills is 2hQ2s pei. cent. The rate OF
discount in the open market for three months
bills is. 21AJ25s per cent.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
PROVISIONS
Chicago Provisions.

Chicago, June 30.-Proyisions were quiet
and fairly steady. September pork opened
71ac higher, at $3.50, and sold to $3.50; Sep
teraber lard opened sc higher, at sos Sep
tember ribs, 5@71sc better, at $40 6o@10.67k.
selling to $1060. =.
Close: Pork-June, s1s:25; July, s1s.25; Sep
$1,000; July, $1,000; September, s10.621a@ @10.65;
October, s1o.75; December, s9.6715; January,
So. 37Aa@9. 40; May, s9.321aG9.35. Ribs-June
ary. SIS, 6S16. s..s-.F
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30

Among the shippers on the market were
NJ. Engle, Bridger; G. L. Prince, Grafton. A.
F. Thompson. Aneta; A. Loftstadt, Hanska;
Dawson: W. G. Putinor, Bradley; M. Ward,
Bryant; G: N: Eveleth. Lily; H. o. Wickre,
Webster; H. Baker, Buffalo; J. Schmidt, Mel
rose Lebacken Bros, Reynolds; ]. J. Turton,
j. o. Olson, Sheldon & Nelson, Alexandria;
R.. Henderson, Barnesville; v. T. Peterson,
Ashby; " Batz, Avond; NJ: Young, Cassel-
ton; G. F. Luesson, Valley City; Joe Mabey,
Scales, Madelia; NJ. Black, Cannon Falls; E.
L, Starr, Amiret.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, June 3o-Flour-Firmer. Wheat
Higher; close, No. northern, 771a@78c; No:
Steady; No. 1, Sc. Barley-Firm; No 2,f7l@
711ac; sample, 65@71c Oats-Higher; No. 2
white, 55Ac. Corn-SeDtenber, &c.
Wheat-Puts, 73c; calls, 74c
.Corn-Puts 61Mc; calls 62kc
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool, June so:-wheat-spot No
northern spring, steady, IS 111ad; No. Cali
forn1a, no stock; futures quiet; July, 5s
11Ad; September, Is 21ad. Corn-Spot quiet;
American mixed. new IS Cd; American mixed,
old, IS Sd; futures firm; July, nominal; Sep
tember, IS 35sd; October, IS 3asd 49,.