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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-01
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YoRK-Money on call steady at 21s
94A per cent: closed offered at 3 per cent
prime mercantile paper 41z@5 per cent; ster-
ling exchange firm, with actual business in
bankers bills at s4.s7B@4.sS for demand and
at s4.S5H for sixty days; posted rates, SO
and 81. ss1a; commercial bills, $4.s4N@4s5A.
Bar silver, 5S%; Mexican dollars, 49, Gov
eminent bonds steady state bonds inactiyea
railroad bonds steady. Exchanges, 1852 $685.
139; balances, $13, 4G5, 454
MINNEAPOLIS Bank clearings, s1961, ;
$500 New York exchange. selling rate. S0c
exchange, selling rate, 10c premium; buying
rate, 4Oc discount; London 6o-day sight doc
umentary, $4.S4B.
ST. PAUL-Clearings 1859, 21O. &c.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-Clearings, 81, 49, SOL F;
balances, $3.50 1913. Money, 5 per cent.
BOSTON,, April Exchanges. s2e.725 OPS;
balances, 81, 85S, 135S
PARIS, April Three per cent rentes, 100
francs 2711 confines for the account; ex-
change on London, 20 francs 80 centimes for
checks.
BERLIN, April Exchange on London, 20
marks ASK Pfennigs for checks.
PHILADELPHIA April 1.-clearings, $21,
O03, 4S9; balances, $3@76S,454. Money, Ak per
cent.
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BUTTER-Extra creameres, per Id, ~27e:
dass ID xt GSg2 sr 9ad H. 2o
b. sa21c seeo Ids per 7' il, isc; roll and
print, fancy, ID, 21e; roll and print choice,
ID, 1sc; ladies. frsts, 2o@21c; seconds, ID,
&c., packing stock, per ID, 19c: renovated.
Enthusiastically fresh. case count, doz. 1sAe;
checks and seconds, 10c.
,o CHEEsE-Twins or fats, fancy, per ID,
No. l, 141zc; No. o. 12@121sc; No. 3, Id. 7@sc;
limburger. No. l, per Id. lac: limburger, No.
2. per 10, 10@l1c; pultost, per lb, &c; primost,
l4M@i5c; No. :, s1zgse; round swiss, Nc No. i,
15@15Hc: No. 2, 8h@9c; Young Americas.
fancy, l3c; CHOICE, s@1o1zc.
DRESSED PouLTRY-Turkeys fancy hens
ca enioken Hms Springs Rae II fancy
12A@1sc; fair to good, 11@12c; hens, fancy,
old roosters, H.. 6@7c; ducks, fancy, per
h., 12c; eulls, s@7c; geese. per ID, 1o@llc;
eull SIS SOS; So,7i NOV a,,,.,.o
1e chickens spring per r. ie 1e aen se0P 1s
lie; ROSTERS, sc; ducks, white, 10c; COL
cred, &c: geese. Sc.
ol DRESSED !. MBAT EAT y fancy, per lb,
country dressed. 7@73Sc; mutton. thing, sore;
lambs, milk, 121a@16c; lambs, fancy fall 90
skc; hogs, light. TIC; hogs, medium, 7Ac;
e GAiaaiEEsquirrels, gray. doz. SOC; red, doz,
POTATOES - White stock. per bu, in car
lots. 75c: white stock. less than car lots. 50
gS0c mixed red. in car lots. Csc; small lots,
FoNIoNs-Red Globe, blu, SITS; Red Weth-
ers6eld, per BIZ, s1.75: Silver Skins, per blu,
So; Spanish, per crate. 81.
DRIED PEAs-Fanoy yellow, per blu, s1.sS
medium, per blu, $140; green, fancy, per Blu,
slso; green 81 / medium per bu, sl.sS; marrow
Dried BEANs-Fancy navy. Der blu. 81 80:
bu, sl:75; medium, fair, iiS5; medium, mixed,
and dirty, $4,000; brown, fancy. per blu, 50;
fair to good, $1.4oQl.s5: Lima, California,
APPLEs = Timber, rwigs, per brl, s4.5o@s;
S.; Ben Davis, brl, sbds5o: box stock. si.5oG
ORANGES california navels, best fancy,
81; choice, $35o@s.76; California seedlings.
5e9ss bleod ofanges 81 szss 5 a.
tangerines, California, 1z-bu box, s2.5o@275;
Florida Flor; Y. -e Sa box. $3.50; grape fruit Cali
LEMoNs.-Messinas. fancy, 1915; choice,
$3.50; California, fancy as to size. $3.50;
P1NEAPPLEs- New. southern, large. per
doz, $4.75; small and medium, $425.
dog. s475: SINAI and medium, s4.25.
Jerseys, bu boxes, ss.2592.5o.
GRAPEs-Malagas,o extra fancy, per keg.
BANANAS Fancy, large punches, s2.7s;
medium lunches. s2.25@2.5o; small punches,
HoNEY-New fancy white, lib sections,
golden rod, l1@1ac;; extracted white. s@sc;
buckwheat, 9910c; extracted amber, 70Sc.
VEGETABLE S-Asparagus, new, doz S. 76
ga; pieplant. per ID. Sc; bssts. per bu, sOc;
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CATTLE.Better grades of butcher cattle
strong; others steady. All kinds active.
veais zoe lower. No Improvement in the
stock cattle trade. Stock and feeding bulls,
steady and active. Sales:
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State Grain Inspection.
March 81.

.-.. March 81.
Inspected In-Wheat-Cars-Great North
eern.No;, I northern. 80; No. 2 northern, II;
No. 8, 90; rejected, 5; no grade, Al
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul-No. /
northern, 8; No. northern, 81; No. 3, 20;
rejected, 3; no grade, 6. -
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. northern. i:
No. northern. 4; No. 8, IL.
500 Line-No. 1 northern, II; No. north
err, 8; No. 9, q; rejected, 1; no grade, 6.
Northern Paeifc-No. | northern, 6; No. z
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
grade, 8. -
Totals--No. northern, 60; No northern.
1873; No. 9, 70; rejected, IL; no grade, 70. :
Other Grains-No. 8 yellow corn, i car:
No. 3 corn. 1; No corn. %; no grade corn,
10; No. white oats, 8; No. oats, 4; NO
grade oats, 8; No. 4 barley, Z; No. barley, 3;
No. fax. q; rejected flax, 81; no grade
flax, /.
Oars Inspected out-No. hard wheat. /:
No. northern wheat, 81; No. 2 northern
wheat, 12o; No. wheat, "a; rejected wheat
3; no grade wheat, 10; No. yellow corn, /:
No. corn. 2: No; corn. 8: No. 8 oats. 2:
no grade oats, I; No rye, I; No. flax, 10:
rejected fax, /.
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LONDON FINANCIAL
ConsOls and Quotations Of American
Securities. -,

London, April .1:-consols for money, s4A !:
consols for account, s4M Anaconda SO !;
Atchison. 7sss: Atehison preferred, ss11s; Bal
timore & Ohio. 1881; Canadian Pacific, 1881 !;
Chesapeake Ohio, 46A; Chicago Great Wes-
tern. 24A Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul,
1 Ria Dedyer Rio Ggande 49, Denver
preferred, 70M; Erie second preferred, S.;
Illinois aH1 Central 145A; Louisville Nashville,
1855; Missouri, Kansas & Texas, PASS; Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas preferred, SSH; New
York Central, 167&; Norfolk & Western, 574s !;
Norfolk Western preferred, 90; Ontario &.
Western, sSaa; PENNSYLVANIA, 7eas; Reading,
2sA Reading first preferred, Az; Reading
Southern 60 - Railway preferred. ssK;S Southern
eiaa ses; un nds1 Pacific lo2 Union Pa
IN States Steel preferred, seA; Wabash,
15A; Wabash preferred 43A; Spanish As ex-
int, T; Rand Mines, 12h; De Beers, AN. ~
Bar silver, steady, 24Ad per ounce.
Money, 2&@S per cent. - -
The rate OF discount in the open market for
snort btlls is 2 l1-16@2& per cent. The rate Of
discount In the open market for three months
bilsl is 2 11-1602A per cent
Gold premiums: Buenos Aires, <14O. 6O Mad
rid 81 81 -sss. ~ -'''D' ''-,>~fs
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New York Grain,

New York, April 1.-Flour-Receipts, 3O,915
brls; sales, 4,3o0 pkgs; inactive and barely
steady e Wheat-Receipts, 17S,425 bu; sales.
small northwest receipts, local covering and
strength in corn; May, II 5-16o; July, 77Xc;
September, 77ls@77 5-l6c. Rye-Dull; state,
6o961c, c. !. f., New York. car lots; No.
ceipts, 1880 bu; sales, $4,000 bu; fairly ac-
tive and higher on cold weather and cover
ing; May, $3.50; July, 661ac. Oats-Receipts,
81 800 bu; dull and nominal; track white, "A
Close: Wheat May, 771zc, advance Ac.
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New York Bonds.

Total sales, 43O, 200.
ok. rights.
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INVESTMENT GOSSIP

New York to C. E. Lewis: The United
States Steel issues We're conspicuously firm
on expectation Of favorable developments at
the meeting, and buying, which was ascribed
to Morgan, following. The. holiday Sin Chi
cago checked trading from that center, but
some western buying orders were reported.
The best buying in the leather issues was in
the preferred stock Some good investment
buying was reported in Hooking Valley pre-
ferred on the belief that the issue was likely
to be retired
Waldorf gossip to Watson: Although there
was only small accumulation Of buying or
ders in commission houses following the triple
holiday, speculative feeling continues opti-
mistic and more active and higher
market is looked for April disburse
Of money from the interior, smaller collec-
tions by the government and improving crop
conditions are among the factors, which the
larger houses believe will result in a broader
speculation. $50
Union Pacific earnings for February net
increase, S379,o24; from July ]. net increase,
81, rs, 449.
St. Paul reports earnings for February
showing a net decrease Of 41,s75; from July
i. net Increase, 1871, e45.
Peoria & Eastern for February, surplus de-
crease, $43,s7s; from July /, decrease, 3113, 1905
new DIX SUCK gossip. dOOO StallFOdu
traffic returns and an easier money outlook
failed to bring about the much desired specu-
lation in stocks by the public; but, although
the public does not buy,.it does not sell, as
there was no indication Of any liquidation.
The feeling is Of hopeful character.
New York to Edwards, Wood & Co.: Lon
don shade easier, news uninteresting. Our
market very narrow and professional. Room
traders and Gates crowd doing about. all
the business. Steel issues hrmer on expecta-
ton Of favorable statement to-day some time.
Sugar weak on less favorable news from
Washington. II money eases tribe believe
considerable gold will be exported in the
near future.
New York to L. T. sow1e: At the monthly
meeting of United States Steel directors sche-
duled for to-day, 1t is generally believed the
bond conversion plan will be discussed and
ratified and that they will direct that the
plan be submitted to stockholders. The COR
poration enters on its second year to-day. It
is probable a statement Of earnings will be
given.
1t was stated yesterday that a meeting OF
the leather trust directors will be held some
time this week to take action looking to the
retirement Of the preferred stock.
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GAVE FALSE ALARMS
Guenther Sentenced at WinOna to
Pay a, Fine of 500.

Special to The Journal.
Winona, Mimi, April Henry Guen-
Their, against whom a charge was pre-
ferred Of turning in false alarm Of fire,
has been found guilty by Judge w. j..
Smith and sentenced to pay fine of 500
or stand committed to the county Jail for
ninety days. For month the fire de-
partment has been bothered by false
alarms, as many as four or five in one
night being turned in. Suspicion was di-
rected from the frst against Guenther,
but no conclusive proof was secured until
about week ago, when he was placed
under arrest. He was released on $50 bail.
but failed to appear when his case was
called, it being reported he had gone to
the twin cities.
The trial proceeded and the decision has
just been announced by Judge Smith with
out the defendant appearing. It will hang
over him should he seek to return to the
city.
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Wheat Movement by Roads.
RANGE OF MAY WHEAT
Duluth Grain.

Duluth, Mimi, April Wheat was dead
gun !, July opened at 71Ac, which was Nc up;
IL advanced on light trading to 71A@71Bc,
sold at s173A@1.74 for May.
Receipts-Wheat, 102 cars; oats, 6; barley
.; flax, 10; total, 1884, Shipments-Oats, 1, SSS4
bu: flax, 1929 bu -
Close: Wheat-NO hard, cash. 1890; No
l northern, cash and to arrive, 7Ossc; May
!o%c; July, 7lAc; No. 2, s7Hsc; No 3, 65%c
Manitoba, cash, 6s12c; May, 701s; No. 2, 66Nc
Corn, 6s1ac; oats, 40c; rye, 521ac. Flax, cash
and to arrive, SLIP; May, $1.7a; September
$l.32 October, 81 &c.
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Sioux city Live stock.

Sioux City, Iowa. April 1.--Receipts-Cattl
800: hogs. $500. Hogs. &c higher Sales.
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Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool, April 1.-Wheat-spot. dull; No.
ern sprin, 6s I'D; No California 6s I'd;
futures, quiet; Nifty, IS lid; July, IS 1OAd
Corn-spot steady; American mixed. new, IS
21sd; American mixed, old, IS 11Nd. The
stocks of wheat and corn in store and on
quays (railway and canal depots not included)
are: Wheat, 1,247, 900 centals; corn, 1872, 900
centals. The imports of wheat into Liver
pool last week were 81 900 qrs from Atlantic
ports, none from Pacific ports, and $4,000
qrs from other ports. The imports of corn
from Atlantic ports were TOO qrs.
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Sugar and CoHee.

New York. April 1.-sugar-Raw firm; CEN
trlfugal, IS test, 3Nc; molasses sugar.. 2Bc;
refined firm; crushed, $500; powdered, 4.sOe.
Molasses steady; New Orleans, 34@41c. COZ
total lack of speculative interest for the mo-
ment, the early trade to-day being Of fea-
tureless hand-to-mouth professional type On
the call the tone was steady and prices un-
changed to points lower; subsequently ex-
treme dullness prevailed and there seemed to
be more or less weakness all through the list,
added to by discouraging cables heavy clear
ances from Brazil and by a large primary
movement. At midday the local market was
dull and heavy about the opening prices, with
total sales Of 500 bags. Rio STEADY receipts
400 bags 1.-TWO days.; cleared for the United
States 5000; stock, 673, 0OO
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Boston Mining Stocks.

Boston, April l.--Adventure 21A@22; Al
loues. sA94; % AArrcadian. s@sA Arnold. 500
q; Atlantic, 2s@So; Bingham, 26@27; Calumet
Copper Range, 7S@79 Continental Zinc, $685.
DAILY West, 4o1a@4S; Dominion Coal, 121@l2eM
Dominion Steel, 46!a@47A; Franklin, 12@1$
Massachusetts, 1S@1SA; Mayfower, 21a6S;
Michigan, 12A@12h; Mohawk, 36@37; Old Col
ony, S1sQ4; Old Dominion, 20@201a Osceola
61@62; Parrot, % bid; Phoenix, 3@a1ks
Santa re s@s Taram nas i1 l75@iso 2 81
Mountain, $4,000; Trinity, l4@141a; United
States Mining, 18M@ls; Utah, 22A@22A; Vic
toria, 59s@5M; Winona, 1A91h; Wolverine,
52A; Consolidated, 51A@52; B. c., s1s@10; c.
NJ, 1902.
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WOMEN BLINDPIGGERs
Four Arrested mt Hibbing and Held
Under Bonds,


Special to The Journal
Hibbing, Mimi, April -Four blind
pigs were found here last week and the
women who conducted them were arrested
and taken to Duluth by Deputy Sheriffs
Bates and Randell. They are Mrs. Joe
Bartinatto, Mrs. David Sipnoni, Mrs.
Kikel Bizel and Mrs. Anton Heriber. The
two first had places at the Burt mine, the
others at the Rust. The local saloon
keepers say that the stock kept by the
lawbreakers was furnished by the local
agencies. The four We're released under
bonds.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. e. church,
which is the most f1ourishing society in
town. added $110 to its treasury by a sup
per given Saturday evening.
The Longyear Lake Lumber company
will commence running its sawmi1l imme-
diately. 1t has dynamited path through
the ice in which to run logs. An addition
has been made to the planning mill and
the Eastern Minnesota will run one or
more spurs through the yard.
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Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, April Flour steady Wheat
steady; No. 1 northern, rye; No. north
ern, 71ac; May, Ike. Rye dull; No. l, 5sA C.
Barley steady; No. 2, 65@68c; sample 6O@65c.
Oats steady; No. white, 44c. Corn-May,
6O1sc.
Wheat-Puts, 7Ofsc; calls, 71%c
Corn-Puts, 59Ac; calls, COY @6O7ac
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IT IS up TO THE PEOPLE
SOUTH DAKOTA AND EXPOSITION
Until County Boards Take
Some Action.
- w
4 NTH7
Special to The Journal.

0PCC1dI TO 1t5 @JUuFudI.
Pierre. S. D.. April Governor Her.
reid has, in line with his policy outlined
early in the winter. addressed circular
letter 70 the boards Of county commits
sioners of the different counties, Of the
state. showing the situation in regard to
state exhibit at the ST. Louis EXPOSE.
ton, and suggesting that the matter now
lies with the people. and that if favor
able action is taken by a majority of the
boards be will appoint commission to
push the work.
In his letter the action of the various
state organizations SO far as taken is
outlined, and the boards OF commissions
ers will undoubtedly act at their meetings
the flrst OF Aoril. Whatever is done by
the governor in the future depends largely
on the action of the boards.
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Receipts and Shipments.

Received-Wheat. II cars. 61,7o BIZ; corn.
7 7Sa bu oats ESQ sss bu barley $3.50 bu
stuffs, 10 tons; hay, &c tons; fuel OIL 209, $50
gals; fruit, 1881 lbs; merchandise, 271S,Os6
Tbs; lumber. 80 cars; barrel stock, cars !;
10 cords; brick, 22.0O0: lime, 5 cars; cement.
100 brls household goods, $500 lbs; railroad
iron, car: ties, 13 cars; stone and marble,
car: live stock, 2 cars; dressed meats, 1888, :
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New York produce.

New York, April -Butter-Receipts, 1929
pkgs; firm; state dairy, 22@261ac; state cream
cry, 2a@2sc; creameries. held, 2S@2s1kc; reno
waited, 1s@25c: factory. lS@23c; imitation
creamery, 2Q26c. Cheese-Receipts 2,60s
pigs; market firm; state full-cream, small,
early make, fancy colored and white, 1870
laAc; full cream, large, fall make, fancy COZ
ored and white, 12@12Ac. Eggs-Receipts,
sl,oI6 pkgs; quiet and steady; state and Penn
sylvanta, 151ac; western, at max, 15A @16c !:
southern, at mark, 141aQl51ac
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GRAIN FOR THE, EAST.
100000 Bushels Waiting for Pass
age at Duluth.

Special to The journal.
Duluth, Mimi. April There are. 100000
bushels wheat and fax stored in ships here
waiting to go east. Part OF this win go for
ward tomorrow and most of the rest later
this week. The average date of departure
for lower lakes is about May L.,
Including this wheat in ships and 1,77O, 900
bushels Canadian wheat In store here. the
total stocks of wheat alone at Duluth Supe-
rior are now IL. 600 bushels. It ia said
that not to exceed a,500.OOO bushels of this is
sold east or in Europe. and that only about
that much is chartered to 60. out. This is
much less than usual. -
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Chicago Live stock.

Chicago, April 1.-Cattle-R Receipts, 1000;
active and strong; good to prime steers, Sc, 60
and feeders, 81 .5o@5: cows. N2a575; heit-
ers, $250@6; Gamers, $1.25@2.3O; bulls, 81 SO
@5.25; calves, $2.50@275: Texas-fed steers,
Hogs-Receipts to-day, q, 600: tomorrow,
g. 900: left over, s,601: 6GDl0c higher; mixed
and butchers, s. 40@6.95; good to choice heavy,
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Neck Broken in a Runaway.

Special to- The Journal
prominent German farmer Of Minnehaha
county, who lost his lie Saturday afternoon
as the result OF An accident, was buried hele
this afternoon. While a mystery surrounds
the death ofsMr. Kolsch, no witnesses having
been present. It is believed the horses he
was driving, which were young and spirited,
became frightened and ran away, throwing
him out OF the vehicle. His neck was broken.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cotton.

New York, April Cotton opened steady
WITH prices points higher to 2 points lower
ding gulf, 81 sales, 400 bales. Futures
closed quiet: April, $500: May, sac; June,
S'mc; July, sic; August, S.5Sc; September,
s.s4G; October, S.10c: November, s02c; De-
cember, S.02c; January, 8O3c
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Better Pay for Police.

Special to The journal.
Waterloo. Iowa. April 1.-Beginnig to-day
the chief marshal and policemen Of this city
will receive increased salaries. The police
men on the day force will get SIS and the
night men $50. The marshal will receive SIS
q month, -
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THE FLOUR MARKET
Slight Let-Up In Demand, but Cen
ra eraI Business Good

To-day brought a little recession from late
activity and orders were lighter. This is
partly due to the half-holiday tone both here
and abroad. Domestic buyers continue taking
a fair share Of the output and foreign in
curry continues, although lighter Prices are
firm as quoted.
Shipments for the day, 90 0O6 brls.
First patents are quoted $3.75@3 So; second
patents, SS.65Gp3.75; first clears S2S5@295:
second clears, $215@2.2 %
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GENERAL PRODUCE
fficial Quota lions minneapolis Pro
duce Exchange.
Tuesday, April /.

Extra creamery butter, higher; ex-
ira dairy butter, steady. Strictly
fresh eggs, active. Dressed hens.
firm; spring chickens, firm; fancy
:: turkeys, steady; live poultry, lower.
Potatoes, firm. Fancy country
dressed veal, easy. Oranges, firm.
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A Paralytic stroke.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Winona, Mimi, April Mrs Catherine
lander was stricken with paralysis on Sun
day, just as she was entering the German
Methodist church. She had not been feeling
woll. but was very anxious to get out for
this service, and was taken to the church in
q hack. The exertion wac too much and the
stroke resulted.
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Kansas CITY Grain.

Kansas City, April 1.-Wheat-May, 673sc;
July, A@67$ac; cash, No. hard. 6S@6SAc;
No. red, Tic; No, spring, CSC. Corn-May,
691ac: September, 579sc; cash, No. mixed,
59@59kc; No. white, 64@64Ac. Oats-No 2
white 45c S'' a.. - -
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Good Price for uhhimproved Land

Special to The Journal. - ssf
| Manchester. Iowa, April Henry Deud-
meyer has purchased OF the Martha M Pratt.
estate farm at SIS AM acre. There is not
an Improvement on the place not so much as
a foot Of fence or pen. Had the place
acre, judging from the price it brought. 4
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New EastertBel

Special to The Journal
Huron, S. D., April 1.-The new bell for the
st. Martins Catholic church was sounded for
the first time Sunday morning, announcing
the hour for Easter services, 1t is Of fne tone
and was presented to the church by q friend.
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St. Louis Grain.

st. Louis, April 1.---Wheat-W Weak No.
No. hard, 711a@7slac Corn-Weak; No.
cash, 59c; May, 591ac; July, 60c. Oats-No.
cash. 42Ac:s, May, 42c; July, $3.50; No.
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Kansas City Live stock.

Kansas City, April 1.-Cattle-Receipts,
$500; strong to loo higher; beef steers, S5.25
o.; Texans s4.75662O; COWS and heifers,
ss?596.5Q; stockers and feeders, ss.25a5.25.
Hogs-Rece!pts. 5000; shade lower heavy,
@6.s5; workers., s665@6.so; pigs, $5.50@645
sheep-Receipts, 5OOe steady: sheep, $4,000
5.75; lambs, $6.40l6.75.
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| Three cows, $50; 2 calves and cows $65;
cows and 2 calves, $40; / COW, $37
HOGS-Recepts liberal but common in quail
Eprices varied. Buyers called the market
strong to &c higher, while some statesmen
quoted 1t strong, others only steady. Sales:
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St. Louis Live stock.

ST.. Louis. April --cattle-Receipts, 5000:
steady to strong: beef steers, IS 65@6.s0; Tex
400: cows and heifers, $2.25@5 80
Hogs-Receipts, $500; sc higher; pigs, &C. %
@e.e0; packers, s6.5O@6. 80; butchers. s6.75@7.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; strong: sheep $3.50
@5.50; lambs, s5.4O@7 so.
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Yankton AIdermanic.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Yankton, s. D., April 1.-Yankton repub-
I licans last night nominated aldermen as fol-
Harry Box; third, L. L. Tyler; fourth, Aug.
Nyberg. Democrats have nominated James
Crow in the first, Fred Burg in the second.
Charles Frenzy In the third and Dave Fin
negan in the fourth. The issues are purely
fDOlitical