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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-31
GORMAN DRAWS THE
COLOR LINE IN POLITICS

BALTIMORE Oct 3I>-Senaor German in closing the Mary
campaign President negro policy
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
PRICES WERE MI XED.
Opening Figures Vary Little From
Saturdays Close Improve
ment Follows Close After


II x Il \ ~ q 4. ~
New York. April q. Opening prices Of stocks
we're rather mixed and weresnot wide either#way.
Amalgamated Copper dropped sharp fraction
ever, opened higher and the tone improved after
the opening METROPOLITAN Street Railway 'aa
The demand held good and VAS s reinforced I by
improvement In several dual stock Pur
ssSs Ing Orders 81 tie sance @ stinuIa
raj inquiry. ltin,ore & OHIO n iissouri ia
politan Street Railway 2Rhereswas aesyi,
Francisco. Reading. second preferred,s Railway
Inyestment preferred ana Grass gIH dgsiane
became Irregular toward II O'Clock when tne
specialties began to sag: .3.f ~.
e The strong advance in sterling exchange gave
and checked the advance in spots; The reaction Il
averaged only a fraction Amalgamated feh l "a
on Of tie
5A Canada Southern i x. Union Bag preferred
IL and Delaware 8 Hudson l; There e. " was 81
ferrred and Of i point in National Railroad ooo1 q
Mexico. Metropolitan Street Railway rose ~:
just before noon. Bonds were Irregular at noon
steadier, but the demand was too slight to >. adt
any appreciable effect prices of the importan
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg advanced
points, while Associated Merchants first preferred
declined 3 and Corn Products and Steel Foundr!
preferred declined 1 point EACH s,-
| The eagerness of the, demand encouraged tn
| room traders to sell the market during the fore
noon. All Of the forenoon advances were, abou
wiped out, and many leading stocks sold aEfrac
tion under Saturdays close. a-s Southern Pacih
lost a point and Metropolitan Street Railway re
acted n points. ;. $50 49,: :. =
Prices continued to drop and losses from Sat
urday's level reached to / u for New York Cen
trial, Atchison, Consolidated Gas, Smelling an
Pacific Mall. St. Louis Southwestern preferre
declined 2 and Minneapolis & st: Louis 2h
Metropolitan Street Railway lost all but frae
tion Of its gain. The United States Steel stock
| were heavy, the preferred losinb Is The closln
was dull mad steady. -:
| Stock quotations reported for The Journal b
Watson & Co., Chamber Of Commerce, Mtnneapt
| lis. .-..- .- r.
! : Closing prices are bid. - - - '.-.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
WILL Be CUT
Acreage Will Be Reduced in North
Dakota and More Wheat
Sown.
More Barley to Be Grown Than Be.
fore-Wea Gather Conditions
Continue Prime. A.
snecials to The Journa1,

Specials to The Journal. ~
Lakota, N. D., April 27.-The weather was
never more favorable in early spring In this
section of North Dakota than now. Wheat
seeding is progressing rapidly, and the soil
is in excellent condition. There Is much less
blowing to do than last spring, which will result
in an increased acreage of wheat.
Last spring farmers could not get their plow-
ing done in time for wheat, and consequently
had to seed the land to fax and coarse grain.
Another cause which. tends to reduce the fax
acreage and increase the acreage of wheat is the
low price Of hax. Those best posted estimate
the decrease in max acreage at one-third to one
fourth, as compared with last year.
I Neche N. D., April 27.--Seeuing operations in
this vicinity Will be completed in most cases
lin week or ten days The wheat crop is al
most all in. Conditions have been unusually IA.
vorable for putting in the crop and farmers are
correspondingly hopeful.
Milton, N. D..--April 27.--Wheat seeding Is
practically finished. Conditions are perfect.
The wheat acreage is exceptionally large. The
large. The barley acreage will also be large.
but fax Will be reduced to perhaps one-ffth OF
last years acreage X. i 5%
Lidgerwood. N. d.. April 27.seeding is about
completed except barley and fax. The latter
acreage will be somewhat lighter this year, and
Minot N. D., April 27.-Wheat seeding il
| about finished and prospects were never better
( at this time OF the year.
l Faribault. Mimi, April 27.-The seeding OF
4 oats and wheat is about completed in this vicin
4 ity and the work OF preparing for Hax and corr
/ is under way.
Lanesboro MINI. April 81 Seeding is abou
f,fnished In this county, but the soil Is to col.
4 for rapid generation.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
s:jGljR,AIN TRADE GOSSIP

Chicago ito! G.. e, Lewis Higher cables the
principal cause e.. Of frmness here and local
e hoyses sno
on the advance. sss sss (:
eio1 east sron9
Fargo-Clear and fine, 50 above.
Casselton-Clear and iaild, strong southwest
Hiilsboro- cloudy, strong north wind.
ST. Cloud-Clear and mild. strong north winds
Comstock-Clear and warm, strong south
Fergus Falls-Clear strong east wind. warm
The weather map this morning shows general
conditions, clear and mild. There We're few
on the Sunday map but in general for the past
4s hours the Temperatures have been spring like M
conditions could not be more favorable than
shown M this . morning ni /, o,,... Z !,
Local public stocks in Chicago: Wheat, 5,5s2,-
clearances Wheat and -four. 1s1, 900 bu;s corn,
262. 900 bu; oats. 5000. bu:
Chicago to Lewis: Wheat market turned on
/ Local crowd is vel shaken out. 8 s.s:
Farnum wred; ArmG,r l.s has put brokers in
Berlin All close: Wheat unchanged.
+ Rycroft to Lewis: AS long as sthe weather
| on. On the other hand it is likely TO 90 lower.
i As soon as corn plowing is finished we will get
IlargerF movement to market: =
1 Detroit wired. was out in the country Satur-
day and Sunday and as was raised on farm
! 1 know wheat when see it, and / know how
oats. peas, beans and barley grow, and I desire
! to go on record stating that II nothing hap
4 pens to upset the present outook, Michigan Is
i good for the biggest crop of wheat on record
Haven't seen 1t 1ook 20 fine in thirty years. You
can practically hear 1t grow.
4 Liverpool close: Wheat A@Md higher; corr
steady. b@hd higher.
Dnnklsys chieago M te Watson; There. There is IN Nay
4 should not wonder IL it was Armour wheat.
have idea the men who are waiting for hin
to boost the market and are long Will eyentuall,
,dividual idea. Should not be surprised some day
ITO see a. big slump - * q 81
Paris CLOSE Nshsat. quiet 100 scentines low
Ter: -four duiet. : 26M33 centimea lower
Kansas City house reports some bad report,
j from Oklahoma. s
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
CHICAGO GRAIN
STRONG OPENING IS FOLLOWED BY HEAVY
SELLING AND A DECLINE

SELLING AND A DECLINE
Chicago. April 27:-Higher Liverpool cables
&c. at5725s @72&c, and with light offerings the
market soon advanced. May selling up to 77A c
and July to 72s4c. A big increase in the world 8
shipments caused considerable selling early in
the day and prices declined rapidly. May selling
oft to 76kc and July down to 1850. Minneapo-
lis ands Duluth reported receipts of 2S6 cars.
which, with local receipts Of 40 cars, none Of
contract grade, made total receipts for the three
points of 326 cars against 22S cars last week
and 2j3 cars year ago. H.@*
The selling pressure was heavy at times, the
primary and northwest receipts being more lib
eral and the weather fine and favorable. which
resulted in May declining to 761ac. while July
sold off to 72c. The visible supply showed a
considerable decrease. and with buying by brok-
ers. supposed to be for the account of Armour
the market rallied later and became quite. frn
May closed &c higher. at 77Ac, with July up
No. 2 red. S71@771kc: No. 9 red. 6s@75c: Nc,
2 hard winter. Il @74c: No; 3 hard winter CSC
northern spring. 77@soc; No spring. 81 g 0a5se:
Corn opened strong III sympathy with wheat
and on higher Liverpool cables, May being h@
sc higher. at 451a @45Ac. and July s1s @Ac
higher at 45M@45Ac. The break in wheat
caused free liquidation In corn and the market
became weak May declining to AZ 1ac and u uly
to 45c. Local receipts were IS cars 2 OF con
tract grade. Ss a
were both sc lower at the close at 44Mc and
451sc. $sse555t 8s5 I 81
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
MONEY REPORTS

Il WASHINGTON. April 27.--To-day's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund. exs
Of the gold in ss
bsissi baianees, s222 gold s1i2 silver
United States 4gs nates oo2
notes, 80; ;5oe,es7 total receipts this day s. $50
receipts this month sotal
lures this day ST. SO5,0Od; total expenditures this
month, S37 425 900; total ex penditures this year,
$426, $50, III; deposits in national banks, $l5o-
NEW YORK. April 27.-Close:, Prime ncrs
fsnts n ]
81. 81. .65@4s7.7o for demand and at s. 81 SO for
soday ss Gsted rsses aPa SS sysr
53Tc; Mexican dollars, ,42c: government bondsss
drmer rairead bonds r1 irregular Edsa oa.u -
steady at 3 per cent; prime mercantile paper;
IS s nssg1ss SSRk 4gEl ss Exchanges Spa
Ar slsarinss
rate soc premium, buying rate 3Oc premium;
ing s rate par; london so,dsy sight documentsry,
s.}s5is. s5s Ags s4 sssssass 81
ss as5s srsp sha 81 stesn
BosToN i aAg Agr ae 2Enehanses sH sss;
aoo: Balances, money! 5S M pe:
BALTIMORE. April 27.-e eaearings. 50, ,s51. .5es;;
ST. PAUL. April 27.-C1earings $l.OS0, ,2a2s21.
Is LONDON, April 27.--Gold premium at Madrid,
LONDON, April 27.-Amount of bullion taken
| into the Bank Of England on balance was G22,
1 600. Bet sugar quiet.
PARIS, April 21.--Three per cent rentes, 971
soc for the account; exchange on London, 25i
\ 161Sc for checks. Il!
BERLIN, April q. The late Of discount fol
slYl IoSpoS April 2SBsr silver closed steady
az Setsas per soslilee sAss. B. s. a 8: 49,
4 sols for money 92 Is for the account. 924 3-16
Anaconda, 57s; Atchison, s41s; Atchison pre-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
THE CASH TRADE .
F1RMNEss THE FEATURE-RECEIPTs MOD
ERATE ALL AROUND. i5:$

FIRMNESS THE FEATURE-RECE1PTs4 MOD
ERATE ALL AROUND. t.% ii5s$
FFLAx-Firm and quiet with fair demand and
the low grade stuff taken as well as the no: II
Reseipts rnoderate for Monday and offerings we'll
,lIinneapolis received 20 cars. against 3 last
year and shipped 4. Duluth had y13 cars. =,
llosng prices: Minneapolis. cash. - ! s. 1o;. to
oAfS-The market is strong. There is good
trade in oats and fair volume of business, con,
sfdering the light receipts. No white tclosed
at S39ss1sc. Receipts, SO cars; shipments, s
CORN-No 3 yellow, closed at 4315c. Receipts,
cars: Shipments l car - zzfzS5, =
%@ BARLEY-Feed grades are quoted 42g5oc;
mailing grades. 50@53c. Receipts,!:1S cars; ship
YRYElThere is demand for good rye. No. 2
closed at 4s@4ec. Receipts. 4 car; shipments
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn. $15.5O: No. ground feeds corn
ia oats SIG; No. ground feed. - corn - oats
g SIG. .50 No. 8 ground feed, 1-3 corn 2-3 oats
x x1.MILISTUF'Fs-Bra in bulk Sill; shorts
'$f1 so: Hour middlings. $3.50: red dog, 81
fob: feed in 10o-lb sacks: 81. 30 per, ton add!
tional: In 2Oo-lb sacks 81 per ton additional
HfAYMUpland, Choice. s12@13: upland: No:
$f15O@12; No. 2. s10@1O.50: midland. $1O@
1850; medium, $7.25@7:75: off color. 81; timo
n thy. choice $13.5O@14: timothy. Mol; $12 900
i3: timothy No. g $11 oil. so; rye straw. choice
81 $6@650. Receipts. 1l9 tons. 80 ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
PROVISIONS
CHICAGO PRnV1s1oNs. 4

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, April 27.-Prorisions
Opned weak on heavy run of hogs and lower
prices at the yards. Trading light early in
the sessien and prices held steady ss July pork
lard was of 1o@121&c. at s9. 50: and ribs were
down 5@715c to IN q 1oc. at s9.571a a. 60.
Close: Pork-May, $1S.o7h; July, s17.S5;
September $16971a. -.
Close: Lard-May, se.42E; July. $3.50; Sep
tenber. $9:521a. =.
September, $9.47l5G9.Jo. 80. r-
NEW YORK PROVISIONS April 27-Beef-.
Easy; family, $12 50@13; mess. $9G10: packet.
10. .5oM1 1l.5O. Pork--Easy: mess. S1S25@1s.75:
family. $3.50: short clear $1S.I5@ 2o.25. Lard
Dull; prime western steamed. S101O.
| PEORIA WHISKY, sAprl 27.-whisky s1.so
| for finished goods.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, April 27-The cotton
market opened firm with. prices 3@4 points
higher in the face of less favorable cables than
expected. continued full receipts and fairly ia
vorable weather conditions in the cotton belt
on the average. The buM party took hold With
energy and within the first hour an advance of
6@12 points was apparent and within the first
hour an advance Of 6@12 points was apparent,
tile new crop positions sharing the improvement.
The advance was arrested by profit taking and
Indications Of heavy deliveries on May con
tracts. ~
To-day's: receipts at New Orleans were 2,s2s
3, ,O99 bales, against 1850 last year, 49,
At noon the market was very firm tho less
active than in the first hour. The - O'Clock
noon bids indicated net advance Of 9 to 70
points. The bull. clique continued to support the
near months. Spot, firm; middling uplands.
10. 65c; middling gulf, 1880 Estimated receipts
Of cotton at the ports to-day, 5000 bales, against
12. 1886 last week and 1924 last year: For the
week. 90. 900 bales,s against 74,504 last week,
and 66,S11 last year. ...e. ..- -
Spot closed quiet and 25 points higher; mid
ding upland, 10.75c; middling gulf, lie. Sales,
| 100 bales. s5:st.. p r--s .ve Ill.,: - IS s
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR, April q.
Sugar. raw, steady: fair refining, 3-16c;
centrifugals, 96 test, 3 11-16c molasses sugar
/ &c. refined. steady: crushed, 5.45c; powdered
4.95c; granulated 4.S5c. Coffee. nominal: No. 4
/ Rio 3-16e. Molasses frm New Orleans, 81 q
| 4oc.
NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER, April 81
\ Lead-Quiet; $4.371a. Copper-Dull, $1475@15
\ ST. 1ov1s LEAD, .AprM T.-.eaa--DuM
K & .2zh> Soelter-k1r1ns S5>40, x =. -..
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27

I / + Z + E.ga + : s {. ~. d y,
nrsts, 221Ic; seconds, 1Sc; dairies. extra, 21c:.
hrsts, 15c; seconds, 13c; roll and print, 13@15c,
EGGs Strictly fresh, cases included, cand1ed.
per doz, l41sc; strictly fresh, case count, lac;
CHEEsE- or dats, fancy, 141sc; twins
or fats. choice, 13hc; twins or nats, fair TO
good, 15e; daisies fancy, 15c; Young Americas: g,
brick, No. 3. 7@sc; primost, NJ: }. Sc; pultost,
oc; Swiss, No. 1. round, 14@141ae; Swiss. No ?
DRESSED IPOULTRY--rurkeys, fancy, un-
drawn. 17c; choice, 15@16c; cuis, 6@7c chick sko
l3c; hens, fancy, 14@15c; fair to good, 12@1ac;
ducks, fancy heads of, 15c; geese, fancy, heads
Of IT fsE + sGeS s@Gs @xed coop &c.,
turkeys, thin, small, 9@10c; chickens hens, l3c
chickens, ROSTERS, old &C.; yearlings, ROSTERS
co1ered ed lie; He's; geese. s lat . heavy, io@i1c
DRESSED MEATs-Veal,, fancy. pei. lb, Sc;
fair to good small or net eyer~ssht a@
s@s3Sf; %sdiu%; S@she; heavy. Tvs
c1BBAGE-Home grown, fancy. per 100 lbs,
s5@35o; new California per 100 lbs, SS:5 80.
! POTATOEs-Per bu, small lots 30@40c; car.
lots, No 70. l, sacks extra 3oc; medium SACKS 's
SWEET POTATOES -cobdens, per bril- So: :75
PPCoRN-old rice, per lb, 4@5c; new rice
NEW HoNEY-White, fancy: Lib sections
11c: choice, lib sections, 15@l6c.
8EnD s }ss" }saes s75 Fl 0o
s1.25; marrowfat. So: SO. 49,
choice navy, $2.T5; medium, ha picked, $2.25;
medium di fair, $175; brown, $2.5o' fair to good
APPLES. Ben Davis $s.5o@s.75; Russets
$3.50; Winesaps: 81; Missouri Pippins, ,$s. .25
Willow 'Twigs' 81; Baldwins, s2.7a@a; Roman
NdH crate; $s75 t,no, ,o0
a,75; choice, $s@3.25; budded seedlings, $2.5o@
fancy ss76 Mssstnas
iia GRAPE Pc FRUfT-Per iaGifT. fsi:g box $3.50.
! TANGERINEs--Per half box. $3.50; 80
BANANAs-Fsesy az large buns1es; $275; me ne
4 dd psdS.s 5 ss
Per $es celery SsS it. tu5RiD; 55dpf
Ref 4e ef bo1 $780, new petatoes
s2.75: asparagus, per doz. s1.56;~ new beets, pc
1 doz punches, 6Oc; new. carrots, per doz punches
soc; spinach, per bu, 81. ..
rasier ereame;Ies dars: is@ssc
c6eese-New, firm: twins, 13@13Ac;. daisies
try-Weaker; turkeys, l2@1sc; chickens, 12c.
NEW NEW YORK FRO PRODUCE, april 27i;1,ButtsEE11 But, =
22c; extra creamery, 2oc; creamery, common
choice, 1s@22c. A..
state full cream fancy small, colored, fall made
fall made, I4M@l4Ac; large White, fali made
14A @14hc. .. IL -r.~ -ss
Eggs-Recepts, %. .es5 pkgs; steady: state an
Pennsylvania, 16@16hc; western storage, 1915
western drsts, .1ec; southern, 15A@15hc; Ker
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
Range of May Wheat.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. APRIL Is.

Inspections In-Wheat-Great Northern-No.
northern .2S cars; No. 2 northern, a.; No. 3. 5;
Milwa aukee-No u northern. cars; No. 2
northern 5: No. 3, 6; rejected. g.. =
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. 2 northern
cars: No. g. 1; grade, l.. T..
Soo-No. 5, l car. IS
Omaha-No. 3, 2 cars; rejected Z; no grade. 1.
Tptal--No northern, 30 cars: No.. 2 north
ern 81 No 3, 13; rejected. IS; no grade; 4.
Other Grains-No. 8 winter wheat, 26 cars;
2; no grade corn, 2: No. 3 white oats, IS; No.
white oats. Z: No. oats, 5; No: rye, !; No.
rye, /; No barley. 2: No. barley, 6: No
barley, 5: no grade barley, !; No. 1 fax, 8; re-
| jected fax, Z: no grade fax. 2 oua. M
northern wheat, 81: No 2 northern wheat, 40:
No. wheat 2o: rejected wheat eat u; no ln grade
no grade corn, l.; No. 5 white oats, 2; No; 4
white oats z No cats Fl Ne 5ay,ev rye l; No n:
Grade barley |: No. I tiax. Is; rejected fax, l.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

Corn. No, 2. 45c;5 No. 8. .43@431ac.
u close Corn-April 44Mc; May, 44hc; July,
45sc September, 445sc.
Oats followed other grains in general liquida.
tion and the market DECLINED rapidly +t the nrst
ing unchanged at 34Ac. July opened unchanged
to &c lower, at 1a@31hc. and declined to
31Ac. The better weather conditions were In
huences in the selling movement Local receipts
were 143 cars
! Oats, No 2, 81 hc: No. s, 3G@31c.EE
Close: Oats-April, 33hc; May, $3.50; July,
31A M31ec; September, 2S9sc. .s
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27

Received-Wheat. :260 cars, al 400 bu; corn
rye. $50 bu: flax. 1880 bu; -FOUR 1867 brls;
millstuffs, 60 tons: hay. 119 tons; fuel oil,
cars; fruit, 1892 lbs: merchandise, 2545,1s0
coal. 241i ions; WOOD, 154 cords; brick, 1el 900;
lime. cars: cement, 40 brls; household goods,
40, 900 lbs: pig iron 2S cars railroad iron, 1
car: ties. 10 cars; stone and marble, u cars;
live stock cars; lnseed oil, 60 brls; salt 5
rials. II cars: sundries, 90 cars; lots, 992:
shipped-Wheat. 81 cars, 33, go bu; corn. ESQ ESQ
bu; oats, $50 bu; barley. $500 bu; rye, l.ssO
e65 tons: fruit. 1o1 500 lbs merchandise 751
$50 lbs: lumber, 40 cars; machinery, 446 800 lbs;
goods 69OOo lbs: ties, cars; stone and marble
3 cars: live stock. car: linseed oil, 60 bris;
oil cake. 2Os97O lbs; hides, pelts, etc., 81, 40C
lbs: railroad materials, ~ cars; sundries, "a
cars; car lots, 77I
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY
= PUTS AND CALLS,

! Two o'clock reports p
I'uts-.May wheat. T4A @74Mc. .sz 81. E :
Calls-May wheat. 75@751sc. *
- Curb-May wheat, 74B q 15c.
Puts--July wheat. "a NC. ssts+ i
Calls-July wheat, q SC. ~ = rs
Curb-July wheat, "A 1s .1<t39sss X
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, April 27.-The export de-
mand that this market was feeling Tor some
TeEeiE@ 'adviees TITS rornine were very indit
ferent The market was very, quiet and though
off and ruled lower: May opened Ac higher at
76Ac, and declined to 76Ac, which was the
close July declined sc Gash sales we're en,y
continued to be the price.
Flax was very quiet and h tho he there W. was "a
tsnG T Ma9 lover sS5 the fese Ss
Grain in store ssfqrday: APSl S5: y Mhsst ssd
grade. 4s,25s; rejected, 1892, special bin,
deerease ana socks
11,3f ,665, coarse grain stocks: Corn 81 245,
unchanged: oats 1o9s Co. decrease ,sa 21se47 rye
crease 117,1s1; fax, 425os5o, decrease Coz, ,455.
The close: Wheat to arrive, No. hard, 7s1Ac;
N.Y. Ne No. neftfs Ssr s No No. nof}nefn
'$ tsssS $iiS asS :tss:l 5sZ
November OATS on fracS, Ssc to arrive,
32c; May, as4c; rye to arrive; soc; on track,
&C., Nay S 1aey S to to 5s cars das nspef
1Ee i barley i 1 sx 1s Be- Rs
Shipments-Wheat, S2s, $50.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, April 27.
-Flour-Receipts,s 200 brls; sales, 1900 pkgs;
| Whcat-Receipts, 277,s75 bu; sales, 6oo, 900 bu;
| opened firm aon higher Liverpool cables and with
| corn; corn later weakened liquidation; May,
73%@75c.
| Rye--Quiet: state 56@6sc New York:
/ No. western, COL # o b a6oat. .s3i
| Corn-Receipts. ITO, $50 bu; sales, 100000 bu:
| strong opening a squeeze of May shorts, but
also weakened; May, 51a@551Ac; July, 50 lie
| @52Ac. .s, -. -. &, .zg
| track white, 3S@45c. ~& 81
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, April 27.--cosing
laid. No. | California, Cs 3d. futures. ssteadr
May, Is SGD; July, 81 3D.. Corn, SPOT, Amert
can mixed ne w.. frln 4s I'd: An1e rieah liked old
steady. IS 313d; futures, steady; May. Is 5Xd
June, 4s 4Ad: July, As 4isd The imports o
ters from Atlantic ports. none from Pacific, ant
$4,000 from other ports. The imports of corr
from Atlantic ports last week were 25600 quar-
ters. a -. .--,, -... .s 4<'...- a." ,~a-.
MILWAUKEE GRAIN, April 27;-F1our
steady. Wheat. dull. close: No. northern. 8
ssseG @se Rye No. rm her bs4ty 99 2M im
No. 2, 5sM6oc;4 SAMPLE, 44@35c :, Oats II
lower; standard s41a@35c. Corn, July 45A c
Wheaf.puts.s 715< orc: bid: calls, !23ac asked
) .Corn-Puts, .445sc asked; calls, 4514c asked
r:,2 1e1En9 Sstl sRA1N +. ApE fn54 as,
) dull easy; April, 45c: May. AZ duly 451Hss
) ". Rye No. ?. ,53c. Ciovereeed, dni
3 strong; cash and d April s7.a5: October, $3.50
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
THE FLOUR MARKET
PRICES AND CONDITIONS NOT WATERFALL,
80 CHANGED.

Millers had little to say of the market this
morning except that it dull. yet there is
fair demand from domestic buyers, The orders
do not figure up a large total. Prices are quoted
unchanged and nilers are inclined m to 2 hold IL firm
strong as last week. altho at noon the figures
had not been changed. -. .%-. p
Shipments. A .O1O brls = = ss,E
First patents are now quoted at 81. .05M4. Is:
second patents. So. 5@4.o5; first clears. s2.95@
3.O5; second clears, S2.45. &#z
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Nj

fer. st. Paul. Minn.. April 27.-Barrett & Zim-
norman report good clearance the past week
with ample supplies and strong competition for
the better q, ality horses. The common to good
kinds also met with fair disposal. although at
somewhat weakened prices. Drivers and saddle
horses made a good showing. Values Drafters-
! extra, s1S5M24O: drafters. choice. s1Jo@1s5:
! drafters. common to good, S12J@15o: farm,
mares. extra. S13O0I15O: farm mares, choice. $110
also; farm mares, common to good, SI5@11O.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
WHEAT MOVEMENT BY: ROADS.

Received -Aiilwaukee,,44 cars; Omaha, sa; st:
IonIs %: Great Northern, Ill: Burlington, 25;
500, Is: Northern Pacific. I: Rock Island, 2.
shlpped-nshvsankee: 40; Omaha, s. ~ hooAs.
(. Wisconsin, Ceutral, [: Great Norther1, 5;
Chicago Great Western, 2; Rock Island, 8. e.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27

Railroads entering the yards reported re-
| ceipts for the by by loads as follows: Chicago
Great Western, 2; Chicago, Milwaukee & ST..
Paul. 10; Minneapolis & st. Louis, 6; Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, Z; Great North
ern: 16; Northern Pacific, Z; Wisconsin Central,
| i; 500 Line, l; Chicago Rock Island & Pacific,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAPo.
f LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Monday, April 27-Extra creamery but
ter, weak; packing stock, steady. Strictly
fresh eggs, steady. Fancy country dressed
veal, frm. Poultry, steady. Green fruits,
steady. Strawberries firm.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

! The New York, subtreasury lost $6o6,ooo to
| banks Saturday, making net loss of $3.50, ,00o
| since Friday. |.-. .- 80, t'''i
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-27

ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Aprilss ee7.Z-elose: wheat
Lowers No. 2 red, cash. .eleyator,s 1O%c nvmi-
nal:f May, 7ossc; July. 66ssM66Ac; ~: hard.
70M74c. Corh-LeWer: mo. q sh,, 4014 e non1ia
nal: May. 39Mc; July. 4O1sc. Oats-Lower: No.
2. cash, 5sc nominal May, 521ac; July, 29Kc:
No. 2 sNhite; 311M6l3Sc. -I..-.-- --..zt-s