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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-07
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS,
CHICAGO GRAIN
The Market Eases Off at First Or
minneapolis Weakness. L., 80

Chicago, May July wheat opened 1s@Ac
to shade, higher at '.5c to 7aas@75a4c on firm
More rains fell northwest after yesterday S
close and the feeling slightly bullish on
this score. The clear dry weather southwest
also was bullish. There was some fair buying
early but the Minneapolis market began cas-
ing off and was construed here as bearish-a
possible result of the clearing weather there.
to 751sc. Local receipts were 90 cars, ) Of
contract grade Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported only los cars, making a total for the
three points of 40 cars against 139 last week
A heavy selling pressure was put on the
wheat pit on general good weather reports
and on the weakness in the hive, ana
orally. July declined steadily and closed
Close; Wh he51 745sc July 74aH@74Ac;
Cash wheat, "a: z red, s1@s2c; 80. red,
| 7s@SOc; No. 2 hard winter, 76@77c; No. 3
hard winter, 7o@7ec;- No. l northern spring,
July corn opened Nose higher at s2114c to
621Ac, mainly on bullish sentiment. Cables
were firmer, the cash situation was strong and
centive was the general. feeling; that the
bull crowd was gaming control of the mar
ket. Trade was light early in the session bu,
the advances were held fairly well, even after
reacted to 62A 0s2ssc, and held steady with
| it's strong tone. Receipts We're - cars.
ABOUT H1Q-SeSSlOu- CuIu Utohe pduly Oh Lne
wheat weakness. The leading bulls did not
support we'll and cash business fell off. July
sold down to 60ssc and closed weak, nc de-
Close: Corn. May, 5e1ac; July. 6oskc; Sep
| TENDER. 59as@5e1sc; December, 1850; May
| Q903), 46Ac. .2~-.t >s... q ...-.....,z, -
Cash corn, No. 8. 61A@s2c -.
! Oats were quiet and steady. Cash bust
ness was reported good but crop advices were
excellent and offset both the sample and the
| corn influences July opened a shade highe,
| LOT
| We're 157 cars. - ~ -
Close: oats-May, 41Mc; July, 1850; new
$3.50; September, 2Shsc; new, 3O1sc; Deem
BEL 29Ac: new, 305sc. Cash Oats: No. 2, Az
! M42r: No. 8 41An41hc.
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MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK, May Noon: Money on call
nominally 1908 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 4A@5A per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business in bankers bills
at $4.8755@ 4S7% for demand and at, $3.50
1854 for go days; posted rates, $4.86 and
s4aSk. Commercial bills. s4.84h and 81. ssh
Bar silver, 515sc; Mexican dollars 4lAc.. Cow
eminent bonds steady; refunding rs, regis:
coupon, 10SA; new Is, registered and coupon,
1879 old As, registered and coupon, 111A; IS,
registered and coupon, 1O5%.
PARIS, May I, 4 p. m.-Three per cent
rentes, 101f 171Ac for the account. Spanish As,
1927.
! BALTIMORE, May 7-Clearings, s4,252, 1874 ;
balances, s727, e36. Money, per cent
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Clearings, SPA
1T, 1922; balances. 81. 1871, s47 Money, AZ per
cent. .=-.r- b. =, w. =,
BOSTON, May Exchanges, s26, 1e6, 1884;
balances, $1,576,13
NEW. YORK, May 7.-Clearings. 1911. $751;
1877; balances. $13, 1873. 324.
CHICAGO, May 7-Exchanges, $30,176 ,253;
balances, 81, 7o6,122 posted exchange, $4S6 for
sixty days and $4.s61a on demand. New York
exchange, zoe discount -sis---S
MINNEAPOLIS = Bank clearings, $1,S26,-
6S7.s5; New York exchange, selling rate, soc
premium; buying rate. par; Chicago
rate par; London 60-day sight documentary,
$4.S5.
St. Paul clearings to-day, $685., s1o,s9.
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LONDON FINANCIAL
Consols and Quotations of American
80. ~. Securities.

London, May Z. = Consols for money
"a 1915: for the account. s5M
Anaconda. 81; Atchson, S15s; Atchison pre-.
ferred, 101; Baltimore & Ohio, Ill; Canadian
Pacific, 1s07s Chesapeake & Ohio, 40; Chicago
Great Western, 80; Chicago, milwaukee, St
Paul, 1862; Denver & Rio Grande, "A; Denver
& Rio Grande preferred 93H1z; Erie, 3SM; Erie
first preferred, 71M; Erie second preferred
wife. 1451s; Missouri Kansas Texas, 2es
Missouri, Kansas & Texas preferred. 60: New
York Central, 1631a; Norfolk & Western, 591a
Norfolk & Western preferred, 921a Ontario &
Western 34a; Pennsylvania. 79sz: Reading
34b; Reading first preferred 4aA; Reading
second preferred. s36k; Southern Railway,
3SH: Southern Railway preferred, 50: South
ern Pacific. 6Sh; Union Pacific, 106A; Union
Pacific preferred, 901z;. United States Steel
42& United States Steel preferred, 94A; Wa.
bash, %; Wabash preferred, 46k; Spanish IS
1874; Rand Mines. 1875; De Beers, 4334. ~
Bar silver, steady, % 49, 16d per OF.
Money, 21@@2A per cent. The rate Of dis.
count in the open market for short bills is 2%
per cent; three months bills, ~ per cent.
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northern, q; No. 2 northern, 49,, No. 3, IS;
rejected, l; no grade 2. =.
Minneapolis & ST. Louis-No., l northern,
1; No. northern, 3; No. B. 3; rejected, 2. -
Northern Pacltc-No. northern, 2. w.
Chicago, st: Paul. Minneapolis d -Omah a-----
No. northern, |; No. z northern, IA; No. 3,
2; rejected. 2; no grade, 2. IL.
Chicago Great Western-No. 3, l.
Minnesota TRANSFERRING. 2 northern, 5; No.
3, l; no grade 2. ~
Total-No northern, I; No northern, 30;
No 3, 23, rejected, s: no grade. g.
Other CHARACTERISTIC. yellow corn, l.;
No. 3, corn, l. No. corn, 6; no grade corn,
!, No. white oats, l. No white oats, g.;
NO. white oats, 5; No. 3 oats, 6; grade
oats, 2; No: barley, 2; No. 1 flax, |: re-
jeCted flax, 4 -
IS; No. 2 northern wheat Is; No, wheat, So;
no grade wheat, 1; No. 4 ccrn, l.; No. while
oats, s; No. 3 oats, /; No. rye, l; No. flax,
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Duluth Grain.

Duluth, MINI, May Wheat lost Nc to-
day on an active market. Crop conditions
aided the decline and -four dizziness helped.
Some wheat was worked for export here and
some -four sales were made. July opened I'M
changed at 761sc, sold almost at once to 1885,
and declined gradually to the close. which, was
cash, selling Aesoff Ito 741Ae. Later it sold
up and closed at $1.75. The new crop,
;on the other hand, was strong, September
selling steady and closing at 81 .471s. Receipts
Shipments Wheat 1907 bu oats, $500; rye,
500; fax, 20.G51.
5. Close: MOL hard, cash, 7s14c;s No. i north
ern, cash and May, Is &c, July, 75Ac; No. 3
spring, No. q northern, No. 8.
70Ac; Manitoba, cash and May, 7414c; No. 2,
712c: fax, cash and May, $1.75, September.
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Fergus Falls Business Deal.

Special to The Journal.
Fergus Falls, Mimi. May &c. H. Patteu
sold his furniture business to-day to e.. F.
Barnard, who has been with the Fergus Falls
journal for twenty years. Mr.. Barnard will
continue the business in its present location,
and Mr., 5Patten will go to the state of Wash
ington, where he, expects to engage in bank
ing.-The Great Western Telephone company
has Just been organized here and has ar.
ranged to acquire the telephone exchanges in
bon, and the long distance lines throughout
that section The officers are: F. G. Barrows
of this city, president; w. H. Davy Of Moor
head. vice president: Robert Hannah Of this
of WahDeton, attorney. These. with F. w
Vail, the Minor banker, constitute the beard
of directors. H.;
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Cash Sales Reported To-day.
Receipts and Shipments.

,Receipts-Wheat, SO cars; wheat, $3.50
bushels; corn, 6,40o bushels: oats, 800
bushels barley, $50 bushels; rye, go bushels;
AJAX, 3,120, bushels; -four, $50 barrels; mill,
stuffs, Is tons; hay. 12S tons; fruit. 15o, 100
pounds: merchandise. 2.sSS,795 pounds; lum-
IA, 2s5 pounds; coal, $50 TONS wood AZ cords;
brick $4,000. lime, car; cement, $50 barrels;
ties, q cars: stone and marble, s cars; live
hides pelts. etc, &C, 800 pounds; railroad ma
terials IS cars: sundries, 45 cars; car lots. 1858
Shipped Wheat, 40 cars; wheat, $4,000
a,ariey. /. $50 bushels; flax 2,o4o bushels; flour,
45.qsI barrels; millstuffs, Alb tons; hay, y: q
40 noI nds; lumber. "A cars; machinery, 81 100
nonTndg. lime, Is ears; cement, 300 barrels;
hougehold goods. 81 900 pounds; railroad iron,
par. stone and marble. l car; live stock, :
ear.A1inseed oils220 barrels: railroad materials,
81 cars; sundries % cars; car lots, III.
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Report of T.. c., I. & r.. Co.

New York, Many THE report of the Ten
nessee Coal, Iron & Railroad company for the
year ended Dec. 81 was made public to-day.
1t placed the mining. and manufacturing
profits at $1,640,1O5. Other income of $85, 533
made the total income 81, FPS 638. After pay
ment Of $3.50 in dividends, 1862, 1S9 for in
terest, 1855, 234 for royalties, $751; os4 for re-
serve, and charging off $50, 447 for deprecia-
There was expended during the year for new
construction: At Ensley Steel Works, $685.
405; at Pratt Works, $46,370; at Bessemer
rolling mill, $12,67O, and at other plants,
So, POS The company's capital stock con-
sists of s22,552,soo common and $24S,soo pre-
ferred: So. #.-s
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New Work, May 7.-Flour-Receipts, 1885
brls; sales, 3,5v0 pkgs; neglected and easier
again. Wheat-Receipts, 94,575 bu; sales, 1885,
Quo bu; opened up on cables and small north
west receipts, but turned weak toward noon
under liquidation and foreign selling; May,
8o1a@s1Ac; July, S01a@S1Ac; September, 7s1s
state, 61@62c i f New YORK car lots; No.
western, 63zsc afioat. Corn-Receipts
10, $50 bu; sales, $4,000 bu; after an opening
bulge, due to small receipts. eased off slight
" with wheat; July, 66M@67asc; SEPTEMBER
6lQSl1sc; December, 6oasQ6oa4c. Oats-Re
celpts, 1880 bu; STEADY but dull; track
white, r49@54c. d..
Close: Wheat-May, 1880; July, 7S1ac.. Corr
May, 65Ac: July, oa4ac. = So. r
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PROVISIONS
Chicago Provisions.

Chicago, May 7.-Provisions were nervous
with dull trade early: Some buying orders
executed by packers brokers started prices
at slight advances, but the weaker hog situa-
ton at the yards worked against both this in
fuence and the bullish possibilities of a good
cash market. July pork opened unchanged to
21Ac higher, at s16.e5@lss71a before and eased
slightly; July lard started 2!9@oc to shade
lower, at s1oO5@1o.O71a. and July ribs I'M
changed, at s9.47l5, and sold at $3.50. Close:
Pork-May, 1850: July, 1855; September.
81. o21a: January, s16.so1a. Lard-May, SD 10;
July, s1O1O; September, s1o171z; October,
1920 Ribs-May. $3.50; July. ss5215; Sep
TENDER. s9.5712@9.60.. -=..-
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Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 7.-Cattle-Receipts,
1900; best beef strong to 10c higher; common
about steady; beef steers, s4.9GG7.10; Texans,
S2,55d6; native COWS and heifers, s2-25@6.75;
steckers and feeders. s2.so95.55; bulls s3159
Hogs-Reeeipts, 5000; 5@1oc lower; heavy,
s71O17.25; packers, s6.eo6720; medium, ss.la
@7.05; light, s6.5o@7: workers, ss97; pigs.
S.. 9066. TO- - -. .-za.e. 80
Sheep = Receipts, 1000; steady to strong;
sheep ST. iO65. 80; lambs, 50. 4o67. $3.50"
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Chicago. Live Stock.

Chicago, May 7-Cattle-Receipts, II 900;
1oc higher; good to prime steers, ss.S0@7 30;
poor to medium, s4.5e66:75: stockers and
Feeders. $2.5o@5.3o; cows, 81. 4o@5.75- heifers,
calves, $2@5.35; Texas-fed steers, $225@6.25.
Hogs-Recepts to-day. 10000; tomorrow
"a, 900; left over, 4.470; 5@1oe lower; mixed
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St. Louis Grain.

st. Louis, May 7.-Wheat-Lower; No. red
cash elevator SIC; track, s1@s2c; May, 77c;
Corn-Lower; No. 2 cash, SIC; track sc May,
5sAc; July, 601ac; September, 1914 @5S3sc.
Oars-Lower; No. 2.eash 43hc; track, 44A@
4412c; May, 41Ac; July, 32Ac; September,
272sc: No z white 45A Nr45ahc. - 1870
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Mr.. Hopkins Is sanguine.

Special to The Journal.
vermillion, s. D., May &c. E. Hopkins
of Estelline, secretary OF the state central
committee of the prohibition party, was in
at the Congregational church.. He is highly
elated over the prospects in South Dakota
this year and says the time is fast approach
ing when the voters will declare for prohibit
tion.--Professor Nash of Canton and Pro
fesEor Kephaft Of Beresford were in the city
yesterday fixing political fences. Both are
after the nomination for state superintendent
at the hands Of the republicans.--The Clay
county republican convention to select dele
gates to the state convention at Sioux Falls
will be held in Vermillion Saturday, May "a. g
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LiyerDOOI Grain.

Liverpool, May 7.-Wheat- No. | north
ern- spring, quiet IS 412d; No.v1 California,
dull. IS Cd; futures quiet; May, IS I'D; July,
Is I'D, September, IS 37sd. Corn-spot
steady; American Mixed new, 5s Sd; Ameri-
can mixed, old, IS Cd; futures steady; July,
IS 2kd; October, IS 1Bd.z %.at%H. s3< =
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 7.-Close: Wheat,
May, n@71hsc; July 7lM@7lAc; cash No. 2
hard, 73c; No. 3, 7112@721ac; No. 2 red, 79c:
q Corn, May 6l5s@61Ac; Sept, 657sc; cash No.
2mixed, 631631kc.& No. 2 white, IS @6512c; No.
3, 640D6412c. -..-.... =. - 49,
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Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, May 7.--Flour-5c lower Wheat
Lower; No. northern, 7612c; No. north
ern, 75Isc;. July, 74Ac. Rye-Firm; No. l,
sc. Barley-tIrm; No. 2, 71@7112c; sample,
65@7Oc: .Oats-steady; No. 2 white, 44Ac.
Corn-July, 60a4c.
Wheat-Puts, 731ac; calls, 74Ac. ~-
Corn-Puts, 59Ac; calls, 61%c. a@
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South Omaha Live stock.

South Omaha, May 7.-Cattle-Receipts
1886 steady; Gamers and stays. s275@5, 60
Hogs-Receipts. 1b000; 5@10e lower; heavy
S.. 5o66. so; bulk of sales, s6eV@7.
sheep-Receipts. 200; steady; sheep, $500
6.1o; lambs, 5.50G7.
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After a Fargo Franchise.

Special to The Journal. %.
Fargo, N. D., May IA petition has been
filed in the city council BY Pittsburg capital
lists for a street railway franchise. It is
planned 70 secure franchises in both Fargo
and Moorhead and ooeraie the line in both
towns. On account of the colleges in both
cities. especial rates are made to students.
The peti TONERS will incur the expense of Wild
ening one Of the bridges between Fargo and
Moorhead to accommodate the line.
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St. Louis Live Stock.

st. Louis, May 7-Cattle-Receipts, 800; act
i've, steady; beef steers, s466.s0; stockers
and feeders, 81. 756475 cows and heifers, s2.25
@665; Texans, 81. $500 -a e.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; butchers, s6so@7.2o
sheep-Recapts, loo; steady; sheep, $3.50
6; lambs, S5@7.-
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Toledo Grim.

Toledo. Ohio, May 7.-Wheat-Fairly active
and weak; cash, S31ac; May, S3c; July, 7611c;
September, 76Ac. Corn-Dull and weak; cash,
42c; May, 42c; July, $3.50; September 297ac.
Glover Seed--Dull and easier; cash, $5.Q5; DC
tober. $50; No. 2, 81. 521a@4.621a; No. 2 tim
Olhy, 10,
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TEN CENTS HIGHER
Butcher Cattle in Good Demand at
Firm Prices.
HOGS DECLINED TEN CENTS
Sheep Receipts Very Light and
Prices Steady on All
a.. y Kinds.

South st. Paul, MINI, May 7.-Estimated
receipts at the Union stock. yards to-day:
Cattle, $50; calves, 25o; hogs, 1900; sheep,
So horses, 4; cars, so. " &, z.-i27.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. 1, 1902, to date, as compared with the
same period in 1901: 1850
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. Cars.
1902 -. 1902 1878 244,987 Isl, 2S7 SOL 6,3l8
1901 40, 40 16, 259 20S, 7O4 Il ,697 1l3 1855
Inc 49,. 20,l92 1,5l9. Sc, 2S3 $3.50 -. l,45O
The following table shows the receipts thus
far IN May, as compared with the same period
in 1901 ---5 - -.';5,#3E -
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Among the shippers on the market. were:
Schneider Bros. &, Co., Delano; NJ. schuchart,
Hutchinson; liver & seim. Finley: C. Gill
bertson, Falcon: I. Imprey, Harrington; NJ.
Black Cannon Falls c. Reilly, -Grantsburg;
Oh Guam, Starbuck; R. L. Russell, Rices;
Mohm & Donaldson, Morristown: d. Brown,
Madison Lake; w S. Burke, Ricevile: H.
Kaye, Maiden Rock: c.. Black. WEIGH: NJ.
Kinsella, Miilville; G. NJ. Jones, Durham;
S. A. Berg, New Richland;. D. c. Fairbanks.
Claremont; James Olson. Wilmot; Bender &
Tubbs, Wheaton; Breckenridge & Koch. Bata-
via; P. H. Olson. Renville; VIM Snavely,
Walter, Norwood B. Woetkberg,. Freeport;
VIM Bergman, St.. James; George Potter.
Springfield; S. H. reters. ST. Peter: l.. A.
Dodge Truman; D. w. Dodge, Madelia; J.. e.
Troll, Gibbon; c.. A. Brown. Hanley Falls;
T. n Brown Boyd Moen & Olson, Clarified;
Ira Wyman, Marietta; D. McCorquodale,
Echo; r. H Kempton, Morton: Wittsack &
Koch Waconia. -
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Chicago seed and Coarse Grains.

Chicago, May 7.--Flax-Cash southwestern,
$164; May, $780,; September $1.44; October,
s1.41. Rye-May, 55A@55kc; July, 5oA@5ec.
Barley-Cash, 6o@71c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
S4.95M5. CloVer--Cash, IS 35. IL =
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Troop u Marches to Yates.

Special to The Journal. Is
Fort Meade. s.. D.. May Troop L. Thir-
tenth United States cavalry, has started for
Fort Yates, N, D.. overland. First Lieutenant
James Goethe iss In command. The troop will
take station a& Yates. s.
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MISCELL
Cotton.

New York, May 1.-The cotton market open
ed steady with prices down to points in
keeping with unfavorable Liverpool cables.
There was compare lively little support on the
cali and Juy was forced back to 9.22c as com
pared with 9.32c at best yesterday. Then came
large buying orders and vigorous bull sup
port, which reversed I'll the course Of the market
hour, this being a rise Of Is points from bot
TONI. Trading was active all the session, with
Wall street -upport something of a feature.
Port receipts were rather smaller than anti
cipated. A move to secure profits sent July
back to 931c near II o'clock, but newmarket
later stiffened again.
Later the market was off to 9.33 for July
and to 912 for September under profit taking
by room holders. Noon bids gave a net ad-
vance Of 8 to points, July leading in point
, cGtsR spot S1GSed hshS sa mSd 5sa
$1,000 Sugar and Coffee. So
New York, May 1.-THE coffee market this
morning was bearshly affected by easier
and clearances for the United States from
Brazilian ports Bid prices on the CALL in
I'VE fb i've points bar lower Ter in most
was heavy, lifeless affair, without specula-
tive interest. One lot Of March at 5.7oc was
sold up to the noon hour, when prices we're
was quite nominal, at 7-16c for invoice lots
of Rio Is. Enthusiastically; New Orleans,
@e e ymd 5aT anIag
2ac; refined steady; crushed, 5.20c; pow
dered, 4.80c; granulated, 410c.
- Lead. ~
St. Louis, May 7.-Lead-Quiet, $S.971a@l.
spelter-Quiet, s412k
3 Peoria Whisky. 49,.
Peoria, ILL.,, May 7.-Whisky $1.9O for fin
ished goods
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Mich Cows and Sprtngers-
s1o5; 1 springer, $42; COW, S2e..
HOGs-Prices generally 10c lower Res
ceipts averaged fair, about the. same as on
Tuesday, but inc luded some very choice hogs.
Extreme price range, sG.50@7; range on
straight loads, s655Ql7; bulk, $6.Go@6. IS.
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Totals 1920 1878 g.
CATTLE-Butcher cattle generally 1Oc high.
er. Advance applies to everything in the kill
ing line except very common Veals
steady. Best stock and feeding steers and
| cows, 500 pounds and up, strong and active.
Light weights slow but steady. Common
STUFF very dull. Bulls steady. - Mich COWS
strong and active Sales:
putoh
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s7.10@720; rough heavy, Sc 8o@7. %; light, S. 60
$3.50; bulk of sales, Sc. s0@7 G5.
Sheep-Receipts, .13, 900; sheep steady; lambz
to choice mixed, s4.75G5. 60; western sheep,
s525@6.25; native lambs, s5.75@6.5o; western
lambs, S.. 2566: so.
Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle, e4S2;
hogs, z19,72S; sheep, 1887 Shipments-Cat-
tie. 165; hogs 52s; sheep. 1,270.
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INVESTMENT GOSSIP

Whallen, Case & Co..: from New York:
Reports concerning strike very conflict
ing Expect Coalers will sell off. Dealing so
entirely professional that the market is hard
to read. Expect no further trouble about
money.
New York to Edwards, Wood & Co.: Amer
lean stocks in London steady about parity.
Strike news conflicting, but peaceful solution
expected.
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HIGHMoRE AGAINST LICENSE
Contest in the Courts Expected-Oth
err Elections in South Dakota.

Contest in the Courts Expecfed-Oth-
er Elections in South Dakota.
Specials to The Journal.
Highmore, S. D., May 7.-Highmore
vot ed against license by eight majority.
The contest was red hot, and illegal votes
are reported to have been cast. A con-
test is looked for in the courts. The
citizens ticket was elected without oppo-.
sit ion.
5Britton, S. D., May The city election
resulted in the election of the former
incumbents. License for the sale of in
texicating liquor was defeated. The bust
ness men ofsthe town voting almost solid
1y against the proposition, thus emphasize
ing their decision Of last year.
,Volga. S. D., May AT the village cleo
ton license carried by sixteen votes. -
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state Grain Inspection.

$3.50 q May 8. ~
INSPECTED 4In-W Wheat Cars-Great Northern
No northern, g.; No. northern, II.
Chicago. Milwaukee q St. 81. Faul - NO. !
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THE FLOUR MARKET
Prices Tending Easier-Demand Re-
MN nS Moderate.

Aside from an easier tendency as to prices,
there is little Of important change in the flour
market Demand is moderate. Millers were
able to get closer to an export basis this
morning than for time, but there was moth
ing done worth noting in foreign sales.
Shipments for the day 1871 barrels.
First patents, $3.S5@3.95; second patents,
$365@3.75; first clears, >$2.S5; second clears,
S2l0
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5. Dak. soldiers Appointment.

Rapid city, s. D., May Boyd Lambert,
former Rapid City young man. has been
appointed bookkeeper in the navy department
at Washington. He was sergeant OF Com
pany NJ. First South Dakota volunteers. and
served through the first years fighting in the
Philippines.
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New York ProViaiOns
Midway Horse Market.

New York. May 7.-Beef-Firm. Lard
Steady: prime western steam, S1e.471a. Pork
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verhoeff, from -1ilmine: Wheat not show
ing any snap. There is lack of support. New
York reports good export demand from both
United Kingdom and the Continent.
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Daily Wheat Movement.

- ~ May q :a,.
/ The following are the receipts and ship.
ments at the principal primary wheat mar
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THE DAYS RESULT
New York Grain.

s1.471z; October, 81. "A; oats, cash, 42bc; Sep
TENDER, 291sc; rye, 541ac. s" .<a '@'