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high. but this idea is not entertained in con- servative quarters, the fact being that un- doubted evidence of a shortage will bring in buying at i2 cents as readily as at g cents. The market weakened before a great while on scare Of war between Russia and Japan. Re ceipts for the day were estimated at 55. 900. against 45, 900. But the movement for the week showed a decrease of 444 i76. against 457,3 ,357. Frost for Texas was forecasted for tonight. Cables showed points loss at the close.
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Treasury Statement.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-rreasury balances, S225, 5So. o7o; gold. SIo3, 366,7oI
 New York Dry t3oods.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 23-The weak at it's close shows no increase in business in dry goods but sellers are frmer in their ideas and report more inquiry with determination on the part of buyers to buy the market. which is generally unsuccessful. Jobbers are doing a very small store business and the outlook for increased trade at second hands is not bright.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The following table. compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank clear ings at the cities named for the week ended Oct. 23, with the percentage of increase and decrease as compared with the cores bonding week last year:
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Demand for Investments

is growing with the prosperity of the country and a man of character and ability can secure ample rewards if he has the ability to sell such securities. want a few of the best men obtainable for this work.
 In writing give age. occupation and bank references.
 GEORGE T. DEXTER,
 Superintendent of Domestic Agencies, Ths Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
 g Nassau Street. New York, N. '.
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New York Cotton Futures.
Comparative Cotton statement.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The following is the comparative cotton statement for the week ending Oct. 23:
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The Cotton Movement.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The following sta tistics on the movement of cotton for the week ending Oct. 23 were compiled by the New York Cotton Exchange:
 Weekly movement This Year. Last Year.
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eanes WilIcox. Manager, MontgoM@r1s Gsssm. All offerings, however. were easily ab-
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Total Net Receipts of Cotton.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The following are the otal net receipts of cotton at all ports since
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Local Cotton Market.

The local cotton market yesterday was rather let with a slightly lower tendency. Quota
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c. E. Pierce 6 Co.'S Cotton Letter.

Price Oct. 24. ieo2-Middling. ..........7 l3. Price Got. 23. Iso3-Middiing .........sh
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CHICAGO GRAIN
REPORTS OF DAMAGE TO THE RUSSIAN
WHEAT CROP ARE: USED. :.

REPORTS OF DAMAGE TO THE RUSSIAN
WHEAT CROP ARE USED.
higher cables and on confirmation Of. reports Of
damage to the Russian crop, May being Il a SIC
to ssM Ec higher. at 741s @74Ac There was
good demand from commission houses and local
May selling up to 74%c. after touching 74c
early in the session. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported receipts of 1872 cars. which. with local
receipts of 81 cars, none Of contract grade. made
week and 81 cars year ago.
The feature of the trading was the heavy
buying by the Armour interests. that house TAX
ing large quantities Of both May and July deliv-
strong the entire day: and the close was near the
selling at 75Ac. = ~ '%@' 80"
r, Close Go Wheat Nay; 56H @7sAc; July, 7lA@
red red No. Seso har v int
1o@72c: No. hard winter. 67@71c: No. north
'7S; e., No ,tw spring 6s@77c;
opened unchanged to &c higher. at 42N a42Nc
aud on covering by shorts the price advanced to
43hc A better cash demand. due to the sailing
OF the lake vessels, also a strengthening
contract grade.
4s The close was nrm' with May Nc higher, at
Close: Corn-April, 42kc; May, 42Ac; July,
Cash corn. No. 2. 43c: No 3. 3s1a @3ec. r:
Oats opened firm in sympathy with the
strength in other grains and on the better sit
gain was lost during the first hour and the mar
ket steadied around 1885 @3s1ac. Local receipts
were 169 cars. n ! =. = = :. = -. :
Close, Oats April, ssAc; May, ssMc; July.
Cash oats. No . 2, 31@311ac: No. 8. Bic.
The following was the range of prices:
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NEW YORK, April s.-Noon: Money on call,
easier at 51a per cent: prime mercantile paper,
51s@6 per cent: sterling exchange easy with
actual business in bankers bills at. 81 .S61a a
4.s6M for demand and at 81 .S31a "a. S3A for GO
4.ss. Commercial bills 50 .s2M "a. ssA Bar
silver 49Ac; Mexican dollars, 381ac; govern
1nent bonds strong. Refunding % registered,
1861 coupon, 1864; IS registered, 1o7A
coupon. 1O8A; new As registered 1854; cou-
pom 1856 old As registered. III ~; coupon, III /;
IS registered, 1031s; coupon, 1881. -.-4
NEW YORK April Exchanges, s225, 7s4,
day. ssi ras New York eaensnge Selling
rate, SOC premium; buying rate, par; Chicago ex-
change, selling rate 25c premium: ing rate,
Csc discount: London 6o-day sight documentary
exchange S4.S31a. u 359# g :543 81
!. CHICAGO. April s.-Clearings, $40, 655, 1853;
balances So, $50. 800. New York exchange 15c
premium. Foreign exchange unchanged; ster-
ling posted 81 SAY for 80 days and 81 .si1a for
81. PAUL. April s-CIearings $500. 1os17.
LONDON, April Sold premiums are quoted
as follows: Buenos Ayres, 1921; Madrid.
ted to-day at LIS 3 81 -32d. t5s8yS 8 5$ss
LONDON. April 8.--The amount Of bullion
taken into the Bank of England on balances to
day was G91 900 M f
PARIS. April S.--Three per cent rentes 81
francs 80 centimes for the account
BERLIN, April s.-The rate Of discount FOL
short bills 21s and for three months bills 2as
per cent. is Isl S# &
has advanced to 25...::5
PHILADELPHIA: April 6. - Clearinss SIC.
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Sss:$ IL !: ss Fl
change will close for triple holiday, Beginning
THURSDAY at p. m. Many traders viii Leave leave
gone until next Monday. so that the onlooR G in
the market is for continued dullness. Commits
sion houses are doing almost nothing, and large
the consequence Is that the bear element is
moved to fresh efforts to bring about liquidation.
ments over the holidays will be favorable and
that IN the meantime on any drives stocks will
be purchase. e. Us .s-. ''.
preferred and the accrued dividends has been re-
vived. It is rather positively stated that. ar
Iangements nave been made and the scheme un-
Hartman to lewis: Rarely has the senti-
an ss@ Mr. G ada ne
sSs:ss 3sT tse@ an q IL
xe ais
cifc pool will dissolve Friday. Many think
Keene is heavily short Of the market: believing
Pacific will be driven to SO, which will give him
an opportunity to cover his shorts in other
stocks All the news yesterday, favored t the
banks are folding their own With the subtreasury
s n Wess 6sxnf In Rhe time
Money was distinctly easier, as was also sterling
exchange. .s.-rssg - ,:rs.,
There was report current In Wall street yes.
terday that the Hill Morgan party has Its plans
perfected for a complete readjustment. and re,
Of the Northern Securities La
the merger case. This report was accompanied
by the further statement that IL @ St hay1
be against the validity of the merger as CON
summated under the Northern Securities holding 81
company plan Tie new arrangement, 1t Is pc
troll Of the Northern Pacific. Burlington and
Great Northern from the Securities company to
three trusteees in whose names the stock will
be registered. This. according to the Chicago
Record-Herald, will meet the legal requirements
and will not be open to the charge of being an
evasion of the state and federal statutes pro
hibitine one road from buying the control of 4
competing line = -..-'' .-. .'.'.'.r-' 90. 1
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TRADERS | HESITATE
Higher Prices in London Have Some
Influence Advances Soon
Wiped Out.
Southern Pacific Well Supported =
Prices Recede a Fraction
Toward Noon.

New York, April s.-Trading showed hesita-
ton at the outset, the higher prices in london
having some influence on some of the i1terna-
tionals. Weakness was shown in some OF the
spec1alt1es, but the movement OF prices either
way was exceedingly narrow. Southern Pacific
sold at from 55A and 55& on the transfer Of
5000 shares, compared with So, yesterdays close
Ing. There was a block of 1000 shares of Steel
preferred at unchanged quotations, while 1000
of the common sold at from 35h to 35ss, a gain
of n. s&
Moderate purchases caused steadier tone
and there was small fractional advance to
above last night. st. Paul, New York Central,
Pennsylvania, Reading. Baltimore & Ohio and
United States Steel stocks were most benefited
ly when 1t crossed 81, and 1t reacted 11a to
62A causing the general list to sag. Advances
were quite generally wiped out and Consolidated
st. louis & San Francisco and st. Louis South
western preferred lost ~ and General Electric
and Biscuit each. Southern Pacific was sup
ported throughout and held firmly at SO. 8
There Is 1anguid recovery except for good
gains established by few stocks. Sugars ad-
vance reached IA, Manhattan and Colorado Fuel
u and ST. Paul, New York Central and Union
tactic preferred point. Buttrick Publishing
northwestern Of 3A. Third Avenue ~, Vir-
ginia Iron "a and Evansville & Terre Haute and
METROPOLITAN Street Railway a point. United
States Steel new IS were sold down to S3& on
the curb, with a rally to S43s.
Prices Of stocks receded fraction again be-
fore noon.
Bonds were STEADY at noon. AmalSamated
relapsed to 62A before there was any indications
Of support The market in general was not much
affected by the liquidation in Amalgamated, its
weakness serving rather more to check buy
Ing than to cause sales. Consolidated Gas turned
an early loss of a point into rise Of 3,
while General Electric fell points in all. p
The market maintained firm tone although
business was almost at standstill. Amalga-
mated met support, St. Louis Southwestern pre-
1erred rallied 215 and North Western q There
was sale OF Philadelphia company at 80, com
pared with the preceding sale in July, 1901, at
104 Laclede Gas preferred dropped 97s, Virginia
Iron ~ and Chicago Great Western preferred
IL. ~. ~. = [ - :. - - -
The market was inclined to sag but the move
ment was extremely narrow iii the active lead
Chicago Great Western preferred A
rallied ~ and General Electric 2. The reac-
ton ran in Consolidated Gas to IN, metropolitan
Street Street Railway II and Baltimore Brooklyn
transit point. There was loss for Sloss-
Sheffield ss Steel preferred of 2sa and Chicago
eago St. Louis aed ths hi"sao erm Gn
stocks, Iowa Central preferred and American
WOODEN Point. The market hardened again
but closed firm and intensely dull =
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson u Co., brokers' Chamber of Commerce,
Minneapolis. .- .-sl.sfs4 = !. . ~. - :
Closing figures are bid,
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

~ Total c]earances: Wheat, 124, 300 bu: -four,
o,226 bris; corn, 616.3t0 bu; oats, 4O.0OO wheat
and Hour. equal 234 900 bu.
Chicago to {. E. Lewis: Valentine in pit
again buying q little wheat causes this bulge
= Liverpool close: Wheat, M@Nd higher; corn
Bradstreet's Increase afloat yesterday should
nave been 2, 100000 instead of 500, 900 bu
southwestern weather: Kansas City-(uear
and 40 above. Atc1ison-Clear and as above
omaha-Clear and AZ above. st. Louis-Clear
Chicago contract stocks: Wheat, g. 1 &c, 900 bu.
decrease 1872, OO0 corn 2,4SS, 100 bu. decrease 3S
ooo; oats standard. 347 900 bu decrease Sc. 900.
e E: Lewis from Farnun,: Don't know a
to buy it, but I haven't faith enough. in fact
would sell II wasn't afraid of the people who
don't know how to lose. =. 8.
chicago: The grain boats will all get away
now. Five went out last night. The strike ia
broken. "
st. Louis wires: Our stock of wheat shows
233 900 Blu reduction this week.
Broomhall cables: Wheat opened unchanged,
but later May advanced I'D and July nd on
covering by shorts, caused by reports of good
French buying In New York yesterday and a bet
ter spot demand. American spring wheat is
firm. Corn opened unchanged. but during the
morning both options gained Nc on shorts coy
ering over the holidays, and in sympathy with
the frmness in wheat.
Weather.. Winnipeg-Cloudy and calm; 80 de-
grees above. Grand Forks-Clear and south
wind AZ above. Fargo-Cloudy and mild; about
40 above. Casselton--Partly cloudy and mild
Hillsboro-Clear and light north wind. st.
ClOud-ClOudy and mild.
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Range of May Wheat.
b,S, ne @,4 In
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, APP


Inspections In-wheat-Great Northern-No.. 1
northern, cars; No. northern, 10; No. 3, Il;
rejected, 2; grade, 2. =. 80:
Milwaukee-No. / northern. ! car; No. north
ern. 6; No. 8. 10; rejected. S. - .. I.
Minneapolis & St. Lotlis-No. northern, 2
cars. 49,, - .r...- 90. E..
soo-No. 1 northern, cars; No. 2 northern,
2; No. 8. 8; rejected l. =,
Northern Pacifc--No. 1 northern. car; No
6ts !; No. ;; 2: rejected i
y Minnesota fransfer-No. 1 northern, 8 cars;
norther Sta9 Is No. north
Other Grains-No. 3 winter wheat 10 cars;
,; No. corn corn. i: No: corn, 3: no grade corn
l: No. 3 white oats. 3; No. white oats, s.: No.
3 oats. 6; No. rye, !; No. barley: I; No:
barley 2; no grade barley, 2; NO. max .; re-
inspections out-No. j hard wheat. Z cars; No.
wbes he 49, N %Sea whea S
No. e: 5 oats, 8: No. barley, =; No barley, 5;
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Re Received-Wheat o. 14S cars IA 32 60 bu: corn,
stuffs IL tons hal 81 tons; fuel, ! car: fruit,
1920 lbs; merchandise It's; i s1n 1ao
lbs: coal 1871 tons: wood, 122 cords: brick. 49,.
600: lime. ] car; cement, 2ao brls; household
Stock. / car: salt. i car; dressed meats es, 900
lbs; railroad materials, cars; sundres, 63 cars;
bu; oats, 12.os1 bu; barley, 100 bu; rye. e.1o0
bn; nax. 1910 bu: -four; "a, 5ss brls: mistnnfs,
go tons: fruit. 10000 lbs merchandise 2, 95s,
household goods, 40, 600 lbs; stone and marble,
carr live stock Es cars; li1seed oil 200 brls:
SllnurleS, Il cars: car lots, 300.
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NEW YORK COTTON, April s-The cotton
market opened steady at unchanged prices to a
suit of unsatisfactory cables and renewed sell
Ing by the bull POOL which IT, the
Under this pressure and port receipts at Is. 900.
against ii ~ last year May sold dow s1 from
gust from s:1se to e:a7c: september from ss$c
to size. and October from S.51c to s.4ec. A
covering movement caused recovery Of $@ 4
better, but again turned weak as a response. to
trsdne fairly SS active etf ABOUT % WIN
prices net 1@2 points lower. Spot quiet, mid
ding uplands. lose middling gulf 1o7oc 40
los; 4$i last Week and 7s.eii last Year. To-
compared with 4,29s last year. and at Houston
2.57s bales against 1852 last year.
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, April s.
Coffee futures opened steady. at an advance OF
sMln points. under higher European cables and
lillian government in imposing a tax of 20 pei
cent on the total receipts of coffee. such to be
to be eliminated
Speculation was not active yesterday
esa o
1t was also pointed out that the immedia tie effect
Sf @ tax o snd Sy to the ss &c
come operative. and the arrivals at Rio and San
tos te;day., amounting to $4,000 bags. were
thought to justify this contention, SO that while
showed no further advance. and at midday wa,
steady Sales to that time about 10000
bags, including May. 4@4.o5c; July> 4.20c; Sep
TENDER. 4:45c: October. 4.5oc: November. 46Oc
DECEMBER Z soc; January. 4.s5c; March. 4.e5c
- 13-16d. Receipts. $4,000 bags; cleared TO
the United States. 11ooo:. stock, 494 600.
Sugar, raw, steady; fair refining, 31-16c
centrifugal. 96 test. SIC: molasses sugar
2 1916: refined. dull crushed. $500: powdered
4.sOc: granulated, 47Oc. Petroleum. steady
No. RIO, SIC. Molasses. firm; New Orleans
31@4oc.
ST. LOUIS LEAD, April s--Lead firm, s.. 57A
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ST. LOUIS LEAD, April s--Lead firm, 81 571
Spelter, firm, 81 so.
HIS FEARFUL BLuNDER.
Chicago Tribune.

Where are you going in such a hurry.
Gadsby %
Anywhere to get out Of town till it
blows over
It'll what blows over?''
Hasn't anybody told you? / got my
Christ mas things mixed and sent to Aunt
Rachel. who lives next door to US shaw
ing set / had intended for my nephew
ii That was awkward, but you can ex-
plain it. Z ss 8,s .s
9 mo. I can't. That's the worst Of it.
Aunt Rachel has good deal more beard
than the nephew has. .4 #
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, April s..There vas sharp
demand from foreigners and European bids were
numerous for Duluth wheat all morning. Much ;
export wheat was sold Prices adysnced steadily
Flax was very quiet and dull. May sold from
s1.11as down to Silly, back again and closed
at 81 II u bid.
Shipments-None.
CIose-No. hard, to arrive. 7se; No. I north
ern, 76c; No. 2 northern, 7411ac;s No. northern.
May July ,T aaH u cash 1e to
TENDER. s1.14a: October, $1.1sA; November.
SLIP; oats, cash. 321sc; rye. cash, 49c; May,
SOC. u 5xE4s$N5
LIVERPOOL GRAIN. April s.--Wheat. spot:
quiet; No. 2 red, western winter. S. I'd: No.
northern spring, IS Sid: No. California, 81
lid. Futures. steady: May, ss I'D; July. q
15ad. Corn. spot American mixed new, easy,
As 21ad; American mixed. old, steady, IS ID.
Futures, steady; May, 4s Sd; June, 14s 2ssd;
July, as I'd. 81 sssSs5 s:
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, April 81
Flour-Sales. 4.7oo pkgs: moderately active and
steady. Wheat-Receipts, 69.225 bu; sales
200. 600 bu; dour receipts 2o.2s7 brls: wheat
Arm and higher on bullish cables, strong north
west markets and covering: May. 1s 5-16@7S1ac
July, 1915 @76c. September, 74@747sc. Rye
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PROVISIONS
PROVISIONS,
CHICAGO

, CHICAGO PROVISIONS, April S.-The
strength in grains and a small advance in prices
of hogs caused frmness in provisions at the
start. May pork being 10@12hc higher. at
$17.7O@l17.721a. May lard up &C. at $9.S7 "a,
and ribs were unchanged, at 500 Trading was
very light and featureless and prices huctuated
within narrow range. ~.
Close: Pork May, SIT so: July. $17.17h: Sep
TENDER. $16.95. Lard, May. 1885: July: 49, =;
September, S9.77Ac ~ Ribs, May Ss.7o; July
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o57, 1855; balances, $2,5s9, ess. Money 5@51s per
HALTIM !s1s April 9 sclesrlngs ss,eas,os2;
BOSTON, Mass. April Exchanges, $22-
300, 4o6; balances balances 1884, 975.
|. NEW YORK BONDS. .April s.-united states
Tnied atss ~ and coupon 1881
Galtsd gssts. sssistsIss .s esuesa
6s; A. 1892
n seuSe Ba! gd. 1e,A e bd
S sea OF Georgia 5s. lo7 Central of Georgia
Shsso soa ssp 5 6s,e 9ete ta4i
i ingten y Quincy new As 92A; Chicago, MIL
general snaoi = l19 Sd Chi
cage. Rock island & Pacific 49, 1O5N G.. C.. G.
E p EGac Seness q Terminal
81 Erie s,s General 5o With Den
1861 rs'' Roc ao'a 1s hoed'ng Valley s H.
5 Lou snt,s Ssshz1e ussd bid;
Missouri, Kansas & Texas is 90; Missouri. Kan
nf Pac asseE Z, c 1GsR
Go Rstsdans soa ssa1f5a1 ssn
g. s.: Louis Ion,. 4 San francisco Is, ssH
St. Louis Southwestern seconds. 7s' bid; san a
nl't9 S &Aransas Pass is, "a; Southern Pacific
e. 1, sHA southern Railway S. 115M: Texas
Iaclnc nIEts 115 bid; Toledo St I1onjs &, Yves.
Tern SO, %; Union Pacific Is, 1O1h: Union Pa.
enc enc converted Is, 1O1R Wabash frsts Sil5ss
MaDaSh seconds, 104 bid Wabash dehenture r
q; west Shore As, 100: Wheeling & Lake Eric
IS, SUB; Wisconsin Central As, coz: Consolidat
ea Tobacco 4s, SIN Colorado Fuel consoI 5s. 81
9TA 80 10y ~ ANA consoi osss
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Anril s-eorso,,
ior money, 81 SIG; consols for account 81 II
fan nc "a Oh; Atchison. S31A; Atchison pre-
Ierred 9ela; Baltimore & Ohio. e3s: Canafiar
r raclnc, 1874; Chesapeake & Ohio 4S: Chicago
great western, "a; Chicago Aiilwaukee E. 81
Eau raul, .l661A DeBeers, q "; Denver & Rio
S 81 ~ 56A; Denver & Rio Grande nreferred
so1a; Erie, sos; Erie first preferred. 81: Erie
second preferred, 53h; Illinois Central 140
Louisville & Nashville. 100; Missouri. Kansa,
q Texas, 25A New York Central 135: Nor
Ioik q Western, "a; Norfolk & western pre-
1erred g11s Ontario & Western, 3Olk: PennsyI
Tanla 70; Rand Mines 11M; Reading. oa3
feaaing first preferred, 40; Reading second nre
Ierred, 35h Southern Railway, 3iA: Soutt1err
f nailway preferred, 93N; Southern Pacific. 57a
o Union Pac1hc 93%; Union Pacific preferred
Sxt2; United States Steel, 36A; United States
steel preferred, s7A;f Wabash, 27X; Wabast
Bar silver steady, 22Ad per ounce. r.. ..
Money, SA gay per cent
! Inc rate of discount In the open market 70,
snort bills is rs @3: 7-16 per cent = N'
:, Tne rate OF discount in. the open market fo,
three months bills is 3A @s1d per cent.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
SOME FALLING OFF IN DEMAND, BUT GEN.
ERAL BUSINESS FAIR.

Demand has eased off considerably and bust
this morning. nillers said. rather
quiet. With the frming up of the wheat mar
ket. however. a good many pending trades were
closed up and later business was fairly heavy
The outlook at for good day. Foreign
buyers are not In line in their views and few of
the mills report any foreign sales beyond the
scattered lots worked from time to time.
Shipments Ga $50 brls.
Prices are a little firmer again. first patents.
Sc. SnM3.9O: second patents. $3.70@3.SO: first
clears S2.SOm2!,O: second clears $2.30M2.4O.
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Wedns.d,y, Apsh .+oc sts. Sleame sKr;o otE
veal steady. Poultry, steady: Green fruits,
steady. Apples steady Cabbage higher
BUTrnR- Extra creamerie.. per ID. &c; firsts,
@1sc o Seconds t' ae; s roll and pint 1s@Se
EGGS Strictly fresh, cases included, loss off,
CHEESE Twins Or mats: fancy i4ac; twins rs
fancy, 15c; brick, No. |. 15c; brick, No. 2. liz;
bccs No. gs son piina9asz c Swiss s
round, 12c; Swiss, No 1, block, 14@144c; Swiss
NJ bk & $685. fancy, ",
drawn, tic; choice. 15@1ee; cniis oaae; d cnnSS
fancy 4q fais to ts good to 1S ducE
fra abs sssf fsf a. & sa ss fancy,
turkeys thin small e@1oe chickens hens 1$e:
chickens ROSTERS old &C., chickens springs; asS
dicks. soong f,t v5 htsvy 1o@ adies'
DRESSED MEATsayeal fang fancy: per ID, sH ebf
Sc; fair to good. e@6hc small or f fagcv
4 IL: hogs nu SIC: medium. SIC; heavy. S.
CABBAGE Home grown, fancy y, per wv IDS
iPS0STAToEs-Per bu. small lots 4S@soc ,c car
lots, No. 1, sacks extra, SOC; meoNl'n' saeAs
peE bril- ne $sI &C..
POPCORN-Old rice per ~ fes' - -
per FL e aoNEY white fancy. lib sections
l7 f fhGce pE l}4 fssaiSns eloW tu
si$s %.f SESStss s2;Ss: navy per ou
s msdism naf fair Sis brown fair to good
AiPfPLEsJonathsns per brl, s.: Ben Davis,
ss@s2s; Kings $500 Spies S pzn;n. Hu 50 ~
ise: ss@s4kS Re - !, Sssasy; j ass
So: Choice, as to size. s2.5o@2.75' California
cb ae ss.s5@s 50: Messinas, fancy, ss75; Mes
snas, choice; g SO; -. "a 20
f fkAeEn INssFrefh hall scs s So . !.
| STRAWBERRIES - Louisianas 2a-pt case.
Ss 24at case farEe punches s275
dunn punches. s225@2.5o; small punches, FIG
eisat psl des sese:
des punches 45@5oc; lettuce. per doz. 45c; let
erg per do1. 81 .ss turnips, per bu 4oe carrots
per- b. 81. sSaso; pie plant, per ID, &c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE, April gutter-Firm;
creameries, 1sM2s4c; dairies 14 e :, EGGS
steaay a ask dsise.
e aasss A 1saise: chickens, isasc.
NEW YORK PRODUCE, April s. Butter-.Re
ceipts 1908 pkgs: firm; state dairy n@2ac
ehesn eommon 70 choice, Cheese
eeSred fancy fan made aSs SINAI, Witt #.
made. 14h @14sic: large white. fancy fall made
- iEis ws gass step
j fists ,15c kentucky, 14A @1sc,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-08
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The Patient-Oh, 7 took it Mt odd times
AT odd times? Why, told you to take it
Yes: / took It at g. $ and z o'clock,