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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-28
LONDON FINANCIAL
Consols and Quotations Of American
Securities.

London, April 2s. -consols for money, s4h;
Atchison, SIN Atkinson Preferred, ioi7s; Bal
tlmore Ohio, lily Canadian Pacific, 131A
Chesapeake & Ohio, -; Chicago Great Wes-
tern, rs; Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul,
II; Denver & Rio Grande. 44N; Denver &
first preferred. TN; Erie second preferred,
5G7a; Illinois Is, Central, l51A; Louisville 8
Nashville, 1907; Missouri, Kansas & Texas,
2G!s; Missouri, Kansas & Texas preferred,
551A; New York Central, 1861; Norfolk 6
Western, 603ai; Norfolk & Western preferred,
81; Ontario & Western, s53l; PENNSYLVANIA.
7sh; Reading, 33N; Reading nrst preferred
44A Reading second preferred, 81; Southern
Railway, 3sA; Southern Railway preferred
seA Southern Pacific, 6s7s; Union Pacific
1925; Union Pacific preferred, s01a United
States Steel. 4sz;; United States Steel pre-
ferred, 56A; Wabash, 81; Wabash preferred
4e11z;; Spanish As, 7sA; Rand Mines, l2A De
Beers, 43N $500
Bar silver easy: 23Ad per ounce
4 Money, 2h@3 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 2 13-16@2H pr cent. The rate
Of discount in the open market tor three
months bills is 2 1s-16@2% per cent.
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MONEY REPORTS

s NEW YORK. April 2s-Noon Money on
call steady at 3a4 per cent Prime mercantile
paper, 4@4% per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business in bankers bills
at $4873s@4.8Ss for demand and at s$4. S5A@
4.S51a for 60 days; posted rates, 81. 1904 86h
and $4.SS1a@4.S9 Commercial bills, 81 S4A@
1854 Bar silver, 514Sc; Mexican dollars, 4lc
Government bonds steady; refunding %, reg
istered 1884, coupon 1oslt;; IS, registered 1oSN,
coupon 1917 new IS, registered 1873, coupon
1879 old IS, registered 1l1N, coupon lily;
dGs 19
treasury had credit balance to-day Of $125,-
875. E,
MINNEAPOLIS Bank cleariings, $1,cso,
1870; New York exchange, selling rate. SOC
premium; buying rate, par; Chicago ex-
change, selling rate,e SOC premium; buying
rate, par; London sixty day sight documenta-
~. SASS.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2s-Clearings, s1s,-
1o1,296; balances, $2,5o0,225. Money, " per
cent.
Baltimore, April 2s-clearings, $s,o15, OBJ;
balances, 1851, 151. Money, s per cent:
Paris, April :2S.-Three per cent rentes, 1907
TIC for the account. Exchange on London,
25f 2Sc Spanish tours closed S.72.
Boston, April Is. -Exchanges, $7,188; 270; bal
ances, $1,726, 1872
L Berlin, April 2S.-Exchange on London, 20
marks 48k pigs. Discount short bills, 1h per
cent, and three months bills, 11s per cent.
Chicago, April 28.-Clearings, $685. ,4s3:
balances, $2,557 las. Posted exchange, $4S6.
sixty days; s4.8Sh on demand New York
exchange, loo premium.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
Wheat at the Opening Depressed by
Some Good Rains.
CHICAGO GRAIN

Some Good Rains.
Chicago, April 2S.-Bulls In the grain pits at
the opening to-day had to work against the
depressing influence Of rains in all the wheat
started as@1kc to K@5sc lower. at s75A @755sc.
Cables were triffe higher, but rather slow.
Receipts were slightly improved and world
shipments 81 were bearish in their increase.
though some light commission house buying
sent, July to 76%@7ec. The quiet nature. Of the
steadied around 75%c. Local receipts were
% cars, one of contract grade. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported $50 cars, making a
total for the three points of 253 cars, against
Worlds shipments were 1858, 900 bu, compared
to 100000 blu last week and 1884, 900 bu a
year, ago. Breadstuffs on passage decreased
G32, 600 bu. 4. :. - 'E q.
A fair demand for cash wheat pushed July
up to 76Ac. Late reports of rains in Kansas
and more liberal farmers deliveries of wheat
in the h northwest however caused early buy
5Sdy crossed weak ana lulse depressed At q
Gash-wheat. 2 red, S4@a43se; No 3 red,
hard winter. 77@7sc; No.. northern spring,
No spring, 72@7a1zc:
Close: Wheat-April, 73%c; May, 1871 74c;
July, 7o1sc;' September, 74A@741ac; Deem
Der, 75%c. ~. .;
July Corn opened. shade to- isc, lower, at
ly higher and Danubian shipments were
heavy. Local shipments, however, were good,
and on a little buying BY the leading bull
house prices advanced to e41@c for July. Trade
eased and hung around 64c. Receipts were 104
cars
July corn sold up to: e4ssc. on moderate bull
back with it, and July closed easy Nc lower,
close: April, s21sc: May, s2he;; July; ss1kc;
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CLOSING CASH PRICES
l,osl,5ss, decrease 2s2s4s; rye, 2s5,77s, un,

n , : ~ II & .5.
l,osl, 5es,, decrease 2s2.s4s; rye, 2s5,77s I'M
changed. '5s -
Close: No. hard, cash, 7s1ac; No. north
ern, cash and May. 751sc; July, 1850: Sep
TEMPER le,, 7lAc; No 2 northern. !2Ac; No. 3,
ll9sc; fax, cash and to arrive. $1i51s: May,
s1,l512; September, s1.37; October sl.3l; corn,
sozc;' cats. A; September, 31c; rye, 55c. I
.l'-. New fork Grain.
New York April Is. Flour Receipts, 19, oS9
brls; sales, 4,1OU pkgs; quiet and about steady.
Wheat-Receipts, 42s,425 bu; sales, 1875, OOO
bu; opened lower on account Of rams in the
southwest, but rallied later on heavy Wis
ible supply decrease and bad news from Kan
s sa May ,sl9Sis4c; July. s1h@S1 s.16c; Sep
ten4ber, SO7sQSOs4c. December, S1B@S2c. Rye
STEADY; state, 61@62c, c. i. r., New YORK;
NO: western, 64c, T. Q, b.. aaoat., Corn Re
ceipts, Ii, 200 .bu; sales, $4,000 bu; opened
steady and later advanced in sympathy with
Chicago and on covering; May, 6S1@6ec;
July, 681aG69c; September, 6734c. Oats-Re-
ceipts, 1890 bu; steady to firm with corn;
track white. 51@56c.
z Close: 3Wheat-May. SONc; July, SO5sc. Corn
May, 6Sssc:= July 61Ac. 3
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Chicago Live stock.

& Chicago, April Cattle Receipts. 10000:
strong good to prime steers. sc. s0dJ7. 80: moor
end fesdsGs
;t.25; gamers. 81 .5oR2.5O: bulls. S.sn1H. so;
colvea. S2GB5!35: Texas fed steers. S. 50dS 10, 8
Hogs Receipts today. 30 COO: tosmorror
20. 900; left over. s.1e1 &c higher: mixed and
butchers. 3e.S567.25: good to choice heavy,
ss.7Sms.s5: bulk Of sales. :e.so@7 10,
Sheer Receipts. IS 900: sheep. strong:
lerrhs, steady; good to choice wethers, $40
n6 10: fair to choice mixed. III S4,75@5. 40: wes-
tern sheep. S4.75m6: native lambs. 81. 75@6.60;
western lambs. $5.25M6.50
official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle, 2e4:
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state Grain Inspection.
Anril.2 9.

...a,+ April 70. g1
Inspected --Wheat-Cars-Gre North
ern-,No. / northern, 6; No. northern, Is;
No. s. 9; rejected, 2; no grade l. Ak s,
Chicago, Milwaukee Il, st. Paul-No.
Northern, l; No, 2 northern, %; No. 8, Z; re-
iscted, 7; no grade, l. 4
Minneapolis & St. Louis-No. 1 northern, 6;
No 2 northern, 5; No 3. 2.
srn. i.
Northern Pacife-No. northern, i; No. 2
uorthern, 2; no grade, l.
10 northern, o; No. 3, 8; no grade, l..
sTotals-No ! northern. 90; No. 9 northern,
IS; No. 3. %; rejected, 9; no grade, 5.
8Other Grains-No. corn, II cars; no grade
krade corn, 2 No. 8 white oats, 9; No.
white oats, s. No. 9 oats, l: no grade oats, !;
r. rye q No ,sc1 barley ey. No barley !;
Gears Inspected Out--No. northern wheat,
us; No. 2 northern wheat, AZ; No 8 wheat,
Isl rejected wheat, 8; no grade wheat, 20;
NJ. 8 oats, i; no grade oats, 2; No barley,
4: NO 4 flax, g.; rejected flax, 8.
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J following was the range Of prices:
Duluth Grain.

Duluth, Mimi. April 2S.-Wheat was weak
and lower. July opened Nc of. at 75Bc, adj
1t closed 1880, May opened nc of. at 751kc,
sold up to 76Ac an9 Z, declined to 7oMc. Il
! 81 76ts to s177,Iks for May. To- days receipts
were: Wheat 10 cars oats, Q: flax, I. Ships
ments Wheat, 275,24S bu; corn, 1929; oats,
Es5. 0ss; flax, .4S0. hanges stock Heat
, in store, 11.341 ,665, decrease 1889 1873; corn
43.144 decrease 1880; oats, 1865, decrease
100. s5s; barley. lo6,414. decrease 1854; fax.
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nxtra : = 90
arets, per, lib, zoe; seconds, per lib. 16c;
diaries, extra, per h. zoe; dairies, hrsts,
per b. 1Sc; seconds, per Id. lie; roll and
print, fancy. 1ec; roll and print, choice. per
fancy, 19c; choice, 13c.
b EGGs--strictly fresh case count, per doz,
14Ac; checks and seconds 1oc:
3CHEESE-Twins or flats, fancy, per h.
1910; twins or flats. choice, 12@121sc; brick
No. l, 141ac; No. 2, Id, 121ac; No. 3, ID, 1860;
limburger, NJ |. per lb, 14c; limburger, No
D. e. z put S}esh psE 49, sf
ID. 14a@l5c: No. ?. $4,000; round Swiss, No.
! /, 15@151Ac; No. 2, $4,000; Young Americas,
DRESSED sPoULTRY-Turkeys, per ID, u
ducks and geese, per ID! 1o1ic. - -
LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. mixed coops,
o. hens p per- IS, } }fs ROSTERS, Is, &C.
ducks white, 1oc; .coIored, &c; geese, &c.
DRESSED MRATs-Vesls, fancy, per ID,
or. Overweight Hose; mutton, fancy, country
dressed, s1k@9c; mutton, thin, sole; lambs,
| milk pelts on, 1o@15c; lambs, fancy, fall.
| s;@e1ac; hogs, light, &C.; hogs, medium, Sc;
'f PofA !5eGi stock, per Blu, in car
lots, Csc; white stock, less than car lots $1.1O;
| mixed red in car lots, 75@S0c; small lots,
erseid per su sS Silver Skins per e bu
u, spanish, per craze, .$E
DRIED PEAs--Fancy yellow, per bu, s1.s5
s3 eSut sreea saasy RsF w.
ID Dried RY5 of BEANsFancy navy, per pu $40;
choice navy, bu, s1:75; medium, hand picked.
Blu, STA; medium, fair, sl.25; medium, mixed
and 6frtv,,. s5@5oc; brown, fancy, per bu, 80;
fair to good, sL4o@1.e5;c Lima, California,
| lb, 6@7c.
Lumber Twig, per brl, s4.5o@5;
Missouri Pippins, brI. $4:75@5; Winesaps, brl,
g Ben Davis, erl $3.50; box stock s 500
| ORASGEs-California navels, best fancy,
$3.50; choice, SO. 60@3.75; California seedlings,
$3@3. 80; Mediterranean sweets all sizes, box.
I 3.7504;- blood oranges, half box $780,. grape
! fruit, ;. California, per box, IS. 55{. <8
| LEMON Messinas, fancy, $3.75@4; choice,
s3,60; California fancy, as to size. $3.50;
| choice, 49,
APPLES New southern, large, per
doz,s SO so: small and medium. So.
STRAWBERRIES .,sout car lot re-
= G 5Fa + 1S extra fame, per ksg,
| 81; fancy. per key. S..
! BANANAS Fancy large punches, 81; me- ne
VEGETABLES new, 2.doz box,
IS1.75; new beans string. 7bu, So; wax,
blu, So. IS; wax beans, Ia blu box, $12o; Illinois
! piepiant per 40-lb crate, s1.5o: western pie
plant, box, s1.75; homegrown pieplant, per
lib. s1sc; radishes, per doz, 45@50c; radishes,
lhone grown, doz, zoe; onions green, per doz
! punches 18@2oc; shallots, doz, 4oc; LETTUCE,
| per doz, 25@ 3Oc; lettuce, head. per doz, S5@
4oe squash summer doz, 9 ,gan carrots,
bere, hothouse per doz, 81 30; celery, doz,
65dsoc; carrots per dog punches, $50 7Qc;
hests & per doz punches, o0@60c; tomatoes,
/ Florida, per 6-basket crate. :$3@S25
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\ INVESTMENT GOSSIP

Earnings for third week in April: San Fran-
cisco, increase $4,000; 500, increase, $15,0Co;
Grand Trunk, Increase. ssS, 1000.
Earnings San Francisco -or third week III
April, ~ Increase. $4,000. From July /, in
crease.$ 1898, 1894.
The Atchison report for March shows earn
ings increased $155,54s 5 operating expenses
decreased s150,651. Net increase. $500, 1883. In
come from operating expenses, $288.292. Nine
months of fiscal year to March 81, gross In
crease, 1861. o12. Operating expenses, IN
crease, 81, 4S5 s91. Net increase, IS, 1885, 120 In
come from operating, increase, 81, 2o4,5ss.
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DEAN N1cHoLsoN's SUGGESTION.
RrOOk1yn Eagle. 49,

The Rev. DR.. Nicholson, dean Of
Brechin, was discussing, with a we'll.
known English architect, some changes in
the interior fittings of st. saivador's
church IN the city of Dundee. Thestwain
were contemplating the pulpit. Said the
architect to the dean:
wouldn't you like to have scroll
painted around it? And II SO, what words
would you like?'' s. Z
b The dean looked at the architect with a
merry twinkle in his eye. What do you
think of this?', he finally asked: - Is 1t
nothing that you must weary my people.
but that you must weary my God also? "
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$4,000 brls; salt, cars dressed meats, 1856 400
lbs; rutter, 10000 lbs; hides, pelt, etc., 27,Oo0
lbs; railroad materials 81 cars; sundries. 81
cars; car lots. $780, 80 ~, fsfTf
Shipped Wheat, 'f24 car; 2O,sSO bu; barley,
3.log bu: flax, 1850 bu; nour, 1888 brts;
nillstutfs 1873 tons; hay, l2 tons fruit ss, e0o
lbs; merchandise, 2,S43, 100 lbs; lumber, III
cars; machinery, 3z2,75U lbs; brick 1000;
line car: cement. 500 brls household goods.
stone and marble 2 cars; live. stock. car:
linseed oil, $4,000 br)s; oil cake $4,000 lbs;
hides, pelts. ETC., 100000 lbs: railroad mate
rials, Is cars; suEdries. "a cars: car lots,
1872,
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Liverpool Grain.

:: liverpool, April -Wheat-spot quiet;
No. northern spring, IS Sgd; No / Califor-
MIA, IS 41.d; futures steady; May IS 17sd:
July, Is 1hd. Corn-Spot steady; American
mixed, new, IS Sd: American mixed. old,
IS 3D.: futures closed steady: July. IS 25ad;
September, IS 2Ad; October, 5s g4
The imports OF wheat into Liverpool last
week were 100 qrs from Atlantic ports, none
from Pacific and 1900 from other points. The
imports OF corn from Atlantic ports last week
were $500 urs FE-a
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Receipts and Shipments.
Anril 26.

Observation-Disclosures. go cars !; 1871 600 bu: corn,
&, $50 bu; oats, a5, 410 bu; barley, 1900 bu;
Ne, 100 blu: fax $50 bu: -four, 270 brls;
mlstutfs, 12s tons; hay, IS tons; fuel oil,
gs22o gals; fruit 2se: asa lbs: merchandise.
mg, / car; barrel stock. II cars; machinery.
i3s, 500 lbs; coal 1890 tons: wood, 10 cords !:
trick, 1oe, eco; cement, 1,7o0 brls; househo.d
foods, $4,000 lbs; pig iron. Is cars stone and
Marble. 9 ears: live stock. 8 cars: linseed oil.
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, April 2s--Close: Wheat-May
red, 79NSoc; No. 8, 7S@79c. Corn-May
$780,. September, 6Oas @6O1ac; cash, No. y
mixed. 65A@65Ac:. No: 2 white, es1k@6ec
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Milwaukee (xruin,

Milwaukee, Wis, April 2s,-Flour, steady.
Wheat, steady; No. northern, TIC; No. 2
northern, 6S@68kc; July, 151sc. Rye, steady;
No. !, 60c. Barley firm; No. 2, 70Hc; sample,
60@70c.. Oats lower; No. 2 white, 45AM4bAc.
Corn, July, 63%c.
Wheat Puts, 741ac; calls, 1870.
.Corn-Puts, 631ac; calls, 6411c.
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Chicago Provisions.

Chicago, April 2S.-Provisions started out
little lower on the grain situation, but recoy-
cred and made fair advances on light de-
July pork opened unchanged, at ST .05 ad-
vanced to $17.1711 and eased to ST. OH. 10
July lard started 21kc lower to unchanged. at
so O5@1o.o7Ha, and July ribs, 21ac lower, at
Close: Pork-April, $3.50; May, SIG. 50:
July, SIT. 02Ha;E September, $1712h. Lard
April, $10; May, $40; July, $l0.10; September,
$1o.221a Ribs-April. So s7a; May. $9.s71s;
New York Provisions.
New York. April 2s.-Beef-Firm. Pork
Firm, Lard-Firm; prime western steam.
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siiEiElP1.one0 small ma bunch Of common stuff
unsold at late hour comprised the entire
receipts Demand good for rat stun a. ste sa
~ NJ s0f0 =. ~, - Az Price,
132 shorn yearlings ........:........ q $eeo
Mckay a. Swingle Dillingham;; Messner 4
iverson, Climax: 6. G. sMcEwen, Litchaeld:
A. Lofetedt, searles;. Commercial Bank II. 20 Of
10. Ward &, La Valla Bryant: C. Benson.
L La A. F. Renner, Pelican Rapids and
Barnesvilie: Grandtn Farm, Hague; A. Yves
ley Rothsay; Sheldon & Nelson. Aiexand ara
Eis; Theisen & Bruring, Albany; G. ". Foog-
man, Grafton C. V. Nassau, Ulen; e. Jones,
West Concord; G. F. Berg, Northfield; T. IN, r..
Term th. Cosgrove Co., LIE Sueur: JOHN
Hughes, Lake Crystal; James Moffet. Towner;
j. j. .Lenerts, Darfurs; y. sehoffman, Morgan.
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s,ou. city Live stock.
ioux City, Iowa, April 2s.-Receipts Cat
Kansas city Live stock.

Kansas City, April Seattle Receipts.
1 ,0oo: steady: beef steers. $1,000; Texas
steers. s35On6 %: stockers and feeders, 50. Is
95.2S:: bulls, ss5o95 calves, s45o@s. -
Hogs-R eceipts, 900: &c higher; heavy: s. 70
q; svorFers 81 1907. 20: pigs. s6.1odD6.60.
sheep-Receipts $500: steady; sheep, 5.6G
:015. 80; lambs, $6.40@sS5.
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Midway Horse Market.

Minnesota Transfer. st. Paul, MINI. April
2S.-Barrett g. Zimmerman report the de-
mand largely restricted to heavy dnafters
for city use and delivery horses and drivers
a strong demand for the latter class to-day
Delivery horses had a lively demand. Mules
moved fairly at low prices. Values: s
Drafters, extra . . I. {. S, &. !. s155@2t5
1Drafters choice ......... 135@155
Drafters, common to good :. :. 116@ 1s5
Farm mares, extra }. 4. 120@135
Farm mares, choice =. x 10o@125
Farm mares, common to good ....... 85@lO0
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Toledo Grain.

Toledo, April 2S.-Wheat-Dull, weak; cash,
! S41ac; May, S3Ac; July, 7Sc. Corn-Dull,
steady; cash, SIC; May, 6sAe; July, 64Ac:
May, 43&c: July, see; September SIC. Clover
seed-Dull, Arm; cash, S5.27A; April, S5.271aa;
October, $40; No. 2, $4.67k to 1917
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New York Conee.

New York, April 2s.-Conee- Futures opened
ehey II the tome aene e %
covering for profits by room and outside
shorts in conjunction with Clique" buying:
heavy again. but this factor had been dis
counted locally. On the advance this morn
ing Europe was free seller. Noon bids re-
fected net advance of SOLO points and had
on call, amounted to 1850 bags BY midday.
in the following months: May 4.s0@4 s5e:
June, 4.s0c; July, &c. September, .2o952se:
October, {. 35c; December, :. 40c.s Spot ruled
steadier at 5Nc for No. Rio; Rio, steady;
No. I Rio 4 1925. Exchange, II 1-32d. Re-
ceipts $4,000 bags. Cleared for the United
States 5000. Stocks, 663, GOO. sss--etsa
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THE FLOUR MARKET

Some Foreign Inquiry Developing
z Prices Ea sfer. .s
Milers report more active foreign inquiry
this mornings and a generally improved out
look for foreign business. Prices are little
easier.
4 Shipments for the day, &C, 500 brls.
s First patents are quoted s4@410; second
patents, SO. s5d3 .95; first clears, $3.50; second
eAears, 81, 20,
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I Chicago Seed and Coarse Grains.

Chicago, April 2s.-Flax-Cash northwest
ern. sl19; southwestern, s1.6s; May, $l69;
September, $1.3S. Rye-May, 55hc July, 561ac.
Barley-Cash, 64@iOc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
70 ClOyer-CaSh- So
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OF pob1TENEss LOCATED.

Where is. the center Of politeness? We.
say Manchester, N H, The most disas-
trous fire in that town since 1870 was dis
covered by Miss Theodora Richardson,
who, seeing the board Of trade in session.
entire north side OF this building Is on
fire. IS Is 81 s.
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= GENERAL PRODUCE
Off ciaI Quotations minneapolis Pro
s :. duce Exchange. .F
fi&f%'' ~" Monday April %. 4'fAi1t5,

F.: Extra creamery butter, lower; ex-
: ira dairy, lower. Strictly fresh eggs,
=: steady. Dressed poultry, steady; live
!: poultry, steady. Potatoes, higher
= Fancy country dressed veal, steady
Z: Strawberries, steady. EsfE.E
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MISCELLANEOUS
Cotton.

New York, April 2S.-The cotton market
opened steady with present crop months UP
10 points Almost after the call July worked
up to. $500, with other months correspond
ingly firm Later in the first hour there was
slight setback under realizing by room
longs and lull in outside support. At mid
day the cotton market was firm in tone, with
prices net 10 to Is points higher, at 9.69c for
May, 9.e2c for July and 9.37c for August
SIC; middling gulf, 101sc; sales, 600 bales.
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" MICH CVWB IHU OVt 111'@sI1 ---'-- -----.-
One cow and one calf, $50.
one COW. $3.50.
One cow. $50.
One COW. s22.
HoGS-Prices just steady with Saturday.
Receipts very light; generally only common
in quality with nothing :. fea "a y cHo1ee
range On straight loads, se.75 to $40; bulk,
$5.75@6.S5.
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New. York Produce.

& New York, April Observation-Disclosures. $40
pkgs: market firm; state diaries, 1929: state
creamery, 2o@23c; renovated, lS@21c; factory,
Receipts, sos pkgs market firm; state full
cream, small, early make, fancy colored and
white, 13@1sAc; full-cream, large. fall make,
fancy colored and white, 12@12Ac.. Eggs
and Pennsylvania, 17@17Ac; western at mark.
16H @17c; Southern at mark, 15A@165zc. Cot
fee-steady; Not Rio, SIC.
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Puts and Calls

Two o'clock report:
Puts-July wheat, 741sc.
Calls-July wheat, 75sc. ~
z Curb-July wheat, 745sc.
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Wheat movement by Roads.

Observation-Disclosures, 50 cars Omaha, 81;
St. Louis, %; Great Northern, IS; 500, g.;
Northern Pacific. 8. .gs =.
Shipped-NIilwaukee cars; OMAHA; 2; St.
Louis. IL: Wisconsin Central, 8; Northern Pa
clfC, l; Great Western. l.
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| ceipts for the day, BY loads, as follows: Chi
cage Great Western, 2; Chicago Milwaukee
& ST. Paul. 4; Minneapolis & st. Louis, q;
Chicago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, s.;
Great Northern, 10; Northern Pacific, O. To-
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The Visible supply.
The Comparative Visible.
Wheat Movement.
Receipts. Shipments.

April %. e.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat mar
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STEADY in GA TILE.

South st. Paul, April %. Estimated receipts
at the Union stockyards To-day: Cattle. ATS:
calves, IFS; hogs, 1000; sheep, 100; cars, 3d.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. I, 1902, to date, as compared with the
same period IN 1901. PKG
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs Sheep. Horses. Cars.
1902. 60,886 1925 22S,516 150,529 At $500
1sO.... 42,S79 14,4S3 1870 10000 $50 1851
lnc. 1907 H2 35,746 so,4S9 -; 1863
The following table shows the receipts thus
far in April as compared with the same Pc
ROD III 1901:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. Cars.
1902. 1890 7.470 1905 1854 IA 1894
l90l..., 1886 1858 1927 3,47O 2O2 sig
Inc. 8B44 1877 9,7S9 1884 " 468
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Chicago Produce.

ia Chicago, April aS.-Butter Steady. cream
changed, twins, 121a@1sc:: daisies. 13c:: Young
Americas, 13c. Eggs-Steady: at mark, cases
included, 15@15hc. s Live Poultry irmer;
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hogs, 1873; sheep, 1856 Shipments Cattle,
351 :: hogs, 2,2S6; sheep, $685.. -
south Omaha Live stock.

South Omaha, Neb, April 2e.-Cattle-Rs-
ceiDts, $500; market steady and strong; beef
steers, $5@7; cows and heifers, $3.75@6; Tex
ans, 81. 40@5.60: Gamers, $1,70@2.75; stockers
and feeders. $S@5.25; calves. $4@7; bulls.
stays, etc, $27505.3O. e.
Hogs-Receipts, 4 GOO; market 5@1Oc higher;
heavy, $710@7.30; pigs. IS. 3O@6.5O.
Sheep-Receipts, 2o0O market steady and
lower: eep,sE$4 .50@6.