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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-23
THE CASH TRADE
MILLSTUFFS HIGHER-OATS
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- LFLAX-The market showed no very important
change in any particular. Receipts We're again
light.
Minneapolis received 10 cars against last
year, and shipped t. Duluth had "a cars.
Closing, prices: Minneapolis cash, :s1:o9h: to-
arrive. $109E; April $1.OS; May, SLOT: July,
81 90.
CORN, was fair demand for good
corn bu" !Ssy market for the poorer stuff.
No 'losed at 42Ibc. Receipts, 4 cars;
Sti1nmer..
10Al$--.,u active and higher market ruled for
oats, No: 5 white closed at 32aelasc. Re-
Ceipts. y cars: shiprne nts, cars.
BARLEY-Feed grades are quoted 42@60oi
mailing grades, 5o@52c. Receipts. cars; ship
ments 13
!. RYE--Nothing came in and there were no
FEED AND MBAL--Demand is reported good.
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn, $15.50 No.
] ground feed. 2-3 born. Is oats. SIG; No. ?
sPssRs Esq., sSrG Sats ssts $780, No.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices higher all around.
Bran in bulk $11; shorts, $11:2h; flour middlings.
:s18;25; red dog. 1925 +; o. b.. feed in 1oo;lb
81 per ton additional Shipments $50 tons,
], s11 Oil 10; No sl6@1o;5 So: midland. .ss@
Thy; choice s1275@1s2s p; ti%9othy No. 81 rs
choice $5@5.5O. Receipts. Y tons.
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in hand Increased 1000 ooof !; bills discounted de-
creased 81 919, ,000f silver In hand increased
G, 500 OOOf. ~ 5ss.4e5 80
PHILADELPHIA April 2s.-Clearings. $21.-
cent. i@l #55ssII.5s-s
BOSTON: April % 22s.--E1chanses, $2e, so7, ,ese;
balances, $1.786. $50.
!. LONDON. April o3.--The amount of bullion
taken into M the Bank OF England on balance to-day
was EST 900. The sum of $50, 900 was with
drawn for shipment to South America.
PARIS, April 23-Three per cent rentes, 9Sf
35c for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
lie for checks
BERLIN, April q. Discount rates, short bills
per cent: three months bills 2B per cent.
& CALCUTTA, April 23.-The rate Of discount
OF the Bank OF Bengal was to-day reduced from
to per cent
LONDON. April 3.--Tbe weekly statement Of
the Bank OF England shows the following chan
ges: Total reserve increased 81. .653, 900; circu-
lstioa M n decreased q s442ooo; bullion increased se
ooo other deposits decreased s57s,ooo; public
deposits increased G559,OOO; notes reserve in
creased Ell .553. 600. Government securities un-
changed. The proportion Of the Bank Of Eng
lands reserve to liability this week is 81. go per
cent, az compared % with IS 70 per cent last week
unchanged today at per cent.
LONDON, April 2S.--Gold premium at Madrid
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NEW YORK. April %. Noon: Money on call
steady at 81 per cent. f
NEW YORK. April 2s.-Exchanges, $1S7,7e4
S33; balances, $1O.2 280. .319.
6 q CHICAGO, April 23.-Clearings. $2s. .2O6, ,322;
balances, 81 sos. 763. New York exchange. SOC
premium. Foreign exchange unchanged: sterling
posted at 4.s5 for so days and at $4.ss for de-
mand.
fof the week 1925, ,491.55;s = last year, $5
yS12.14. ST
81 PARIS, April 23-The weekly statement of
the Bank of France shows the following changes
Notes in circulation. decreased "a 925 OOOf treas
ury accounts current increased 4,15O, ,oOOfs golt
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fresh eggs, sctiye. Fancy country dressed
veal, arm. Poultry, steady. ~ Green fruits,
steady. Strawberries firm.
BUTTER-Extra creameries. per lib, 24c: hrsts
Se nd PRINT Sai
SsSsS$ S$5sictly fresh cases included; ,, loss , e.
q as t twins
@ fsasy, isc; br1sS No: i: 14e; ,efieF, ~: 2 ais;
p round; IL; swiss No. l, block. i4@i4zc; swiss
N bRbssED sISeA' 'Po61GirRY-rurkeys, fancy, un-
drawn a7e; choice 1S@1se: eus s@7e chisk ,s
&c; 1ss;: hens. fancy. @ 14@f5e fair to ssod sS ia
1sc; ducks: fancy: heads off, 15e; geese, fancy,
heff s tE to sH1G %1ed ss
turkeys. thin, small, 9@1oc; chickens. hens, 13c;
csAs Knets se %sfie young
a9 to geo. small 'ePsy or s
Sc; mutton, fancy, Sc; lambs, pelts of. fancy,
LIS milk psts 1s@5c hees light
ToiMSAToEsN California per crate. $s.75. :
CABBAGE-Home grown, fancy, per 100 lbs,
PoMTops-Per bu. small lots. so@4oc; car car
lots Nc g. l., sacks extra SOC; medium sacks
f%FH ss ss % 4@s; es ss
rSEM ,aoTR7-M,s,te, p tyy tsnsy lib sections,
9S&R ss' $751; '' S
DRIED BEANs~Fancy navy per bu. s275;
sssis o1s{ sS PsSs9 ss
APPLEs-Ben Davis, ss5o@s.75; Russets,
Willow Twiss, 81; Baidwins, $2.7sGs; Roman
| PINEAPPLES-Per crate; >ss75 ..,".@5.
@$'7s choice $a@s. .25 budded seedlings s2'5t
cheies s55o Sae fancy ss@s
Galifqrnia apT ee eh1se, ss2Sss9 S@l g 5o
| TANGERINES-Per half box, $3.50. -. -.
s-Louisianas, Capt case, 81
an 5aSchss s5S; s%s snafPss sonss;s
M LIE .o besps, per su $3.50; sg: as
heads. per ioz, 6oc; mint: per doz; 25@aoc; Gu
81; turnips, per bu, 4oc: carrots per bu, 5s@soc
pie plant lb. &c; 50-lb box. 81. SO; new potatoes
per 6o per aoz e
es.s SOC; spinach. per bu. 81. 1-r..,$El
receipts, 47A pkgs; steady; extra creamery, :5c
dairy, ii@24e. Cheese, receipts, 2.is4 pigs
14K 614Ac: large white: 14N @14Mc.- Eggs, re
@i61Sc: western storage packed 16MM161ac
. western hrsts. 16c; Kentucky frsts, Ice; soutt
; ern 15A @151sc. = =,
CHICAGO PRODUCE, April 2s.-Butter-
Weak; creanltries. 1S0l231oc; dairies. 15@l22c
Eggs-Firm; at mark. cases included: 15c. Chees
New, firm: twins 13a013Ac: daisies. 13c
! Younp Americas. i3GI13thc. Live Poultry
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DOCTORS STRIKE FOR zHoREsPAY.

81 Berlin, April %. The medical periodicals an
nounce that ply sicians thronot German who are
employed by sick fund societies. VIII strike on
July j. They complain Of the Sinsuficiencys Of
their fees. which under the invaifd's insurance
law are. only 20 pfennigs about cents, for each
visit. The medical profession is Oyercrowded
and a great majority of practitioners are obliged
10 accept contracts from sick fund societies; the
revenue. of which is provided by compulsory
contributions from employers and employees.
The doctors at Gera and Mulhausen have already
successfully struck.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
FOREIGN DEMAND SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
PRICES STRONGER.

There was perceptible improvement in the
foreign inquiry to-day and while the volume of
business entered was not large. there was every
indication of the development of healthier feel
ing in the foreign situation. There Is oppor-
tunity to do business with foreign buyers and
were local conditions more favorable, consider
able business could be entered. The domestic
demand Is fair. Prices are firm and there is
disposition to advance them further
Shipments picking up little altho still
about one-quarter of the normal volume. Yes
tcrday, 14,997 barrels went out.
First patents quoted at 81 O5@4. 10;
second patents So. 9:@4. .o5; first clears, 81 q
3 .O5; second clears, So 40.
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: MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, April 2s.--The cotton
and for a time ruled steady on pool support and
then: turned weak under, general selling with
positions. under decidedly disappointing cables.
full movement generally fine weather and un-
sa satisfactory trade accounts. Toward the
market became shade steadier on moderate
covering but business was quiet.
At noon the market was stupidIy dull with
near months to points lower and far months
one to two points m leMer., @ SPOT . dull. M Middling
Estimated receipts at the ports to-day. 1000
bales, against 0.005 last week and $3.50 last
year. For the week: $4,000 bales. against SO, 632
ce1pts at New Orleans were 200 bales: against
5.266 last year. and at Houston 1922 bales.
against S13 last year. - -:
Spot cotton closed quiet and FIVE points lower;
niddling uplands. 10.40c; mddling gulf, 10.65c.
Sales $4,000 bales. - - - 49, 80
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, April q. Con
snls ti,o O

LONDON OLoB1NG STOCKS, April 23:-Con.
"A Anaconda, : 5ia: 2tchison. s5a Atcbison N pre-.
ferred, 1oOA:; Baltimore & Ohio. 96M Canadian
Pacific. 1868 chesapeake & Ohio. -: Chicago
Paul: 1853; De Beers. o.: Denver g. Rio Grande.
$s; Denver g. Rio. Grande preferred, So, Erie.
fered, So; Illinois Central. 141h: Louisville &
Nashville. Mas l22A Missouri; Kansas & Texas,
ern, "a: Norfolk & Western preferred. 90; Onta.
rio 4 Western; BOY PENNSYLVANIA: 7osa; Rand
ferred Reading second deapef preferred ned.
Southern Railway. s25s Southern Railway pre-
e Pace fas niGn
States Steel. 81: United States Steel preferred
SOP; Wabash. 2sH; Wabash preferred, 81.
Money, 81 @31a per cent. The rate of dis
count in the open market for short bills is 3ss q
3 7-16 per cent; three months bills, 8 7-16@3t
ner cent I-r-..
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Miss ri non y s,I.nANE ia { ~.

New York, April 2s-Mrs. james: Todhunter
Sloane, wife Of the former jockey. is seriously
Paris to- the Herald. Sloane says her condition
Eisserious. Not many people know that Slooane
is married.. though the ceremony, he says. took
Miss HondHa. g64s5fsi5 ssaft
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, April 2s.-Ihe export de.
e Wer sold for foreign shipment. Prices were
held firm and above yesterdays close Of 76&c
all day The close was Ac from top prices.
771kc May This is 1sc above July. but arrive
wheat is 2Ac premium; fax was stronger by Ac
with firm demand and inquiry. Receipts wheat,
2S cars; fax. "a: oats. 8: e,
northern. 771sc; July, 1850; fax. cash. $1.o3;
ocGSer ersys sns Ms! s eets
3Skc. Rye, cash. 5o1Ac . IS
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, April %. =
Flour. receipts, 1915 brls; sales, 5000 pack
ages: firm with moderate trade W heat. re,
ceipts. 11o175 bu: sales 5000 bu: strong and
sriss suiys 7 = 5-is@ i 7ise September ~ @sHs
No. No ? Western: 5oas +. .: ;: aaoat., Corn, =,
ceipts 1O1, $50 bu: sales 10000 bu: advanced also
eabss the wheat oa ana ao eqvernE S
track t'r:u White. ss@4ac.
:. Wheat; IN Nay: sl5se; July, 77''sc Corn, May
MILWAUKEE GRAIN, April as:-flosrs :
81 lac No 2 northern. 77@soc: May. Is1sc. nom
inai. Rge-stsady; ~ S2c BsrleyMDal1
standard, se@s61ac. Corn-May, 441s@44sc
asked. - .s.st.4
Pats 5s asaea sas'g ca: as 44xc nominal.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN. April 2s-wbeat-
| Spot firm No. 2 red western winter, &c 21ad;
No. northern spring, no stock; No. California.
I 6s Cd; futrues firm: May, 2a4 d. July, 6s
ssCorn-spot American mixed new, 4 steady SSsAs
! I'D American mixed old q,liet,5s 3D. Futures
arm; May, As AID: June. Is sAd; Jnly, IS Sd;
/ KANSAS CITY GRAIN. :.Aprll 2ssacellasaes 2sssaclose:
| 67h@eec; No.s.2 red. 69@S9 hcs sCern-April,
36Kc; May. 36as @361ac; July. 36fs 136Ac; cash
| No. 2 mixed 361a@37c; No. white, 81 OBJ Ac
| Oats--No. 2 white 34c.
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, April
2ss.-Rye-AIay, 5O%c; July, so 4 a so o14c., Flax
4 Cash northwestern. Sill: southwestern, $1.09;
(; May $1.09h Timothy-April, So. CO. Clover
4 seed-April, $11. 80. SIS 81
NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER, April %
:! Quiet and unchanged. q
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Foreign weater: France. cooler: GERMANY. fne
temperature M 4s degrees: Hungard.. official repori
wheat but on the other hand early rains hay u
benefited the winter wheat. -. -
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota TT

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer. st. Paul. Mimi. April 23.-Barrett & Zim-
norman report that local buyers made up the
largest attendance. Bidding at auction was ac-
the main. The sarcity Of horses in the country
on account of seeding makes @ 1t difficult to pro,
215: drafters. choice. $145@175; .drafters com
mon to good. $13o@145: drafters, extra. s13o@
$50: drafters, choice: $115G13O: drafters, COM
mon to good. $75M115. -, 49,. -
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads follows: Minneapolis
& St. Louis 3; Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha, %; Great Northern g.; Northern Pacific,
9; Chicago Burlington & Quincy, 1; 500 Line,
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Range Of May Wheat.

lbs: butter q 900 lbs; railroad material, II
cars; sundries, II cars; car lots, 563, .E.#
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.

Received-Cars-Milw fs; Omaha, g.;
st. Louis II; Great Northern, 50; Burlington
8; 500, 8: Northern Pacific, 4.
Observation-Disclosures, 10; st. Louis, Ia;
Wisconsin Central, 2; Great Northern, 2; Bur.
linctOn. 10,
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Sugar, raw. firm; fair refining. 5 S-16c: cen.
trifugal. 90 test 11-16c: molasses sugar. &c;
refined. firm: crushed, 545c; powdered, 4.95cI
granular ted, 1850. .g O..
: Coffee. quiet: No. I rio. 5 a1ec. Molasses,
finn; New Orleans, 81 GI40c. .-'.'
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SEASON AHEAD OF LAST YEARS.

Special to The Journal -s ..-- .,-s
Mayville, n. D.. April 2s.-seeding in this
vicinity is booming and has been for some days.
The ground is in prime condition and tho
weather is superb. The situation is vastly bet
ter in every way to what it was year aga
and the work Is from two to three weeks ahead.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, April 23.-Beef
dull. Lard, quiet prime western steam, SO 21
1,1vEppoo1 ppovIs'

Short cut, steady, 54s.2 Bacon--Cumberland cut.
steady, SIS; long clear middles. light, steady,
SIS Cd: long clear Jniddles, heavy, steady, 43c.
shoulders-square,a III to as lbs, steady 4ss.
Lard-Prime western, in tierces. steady, sos Sd:
american refined. in pals. sos Sd.
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CASH SALES REPORTED TO-DAY.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, APRIL asa.

Inspected In-wheat--Cars--Great Northern
No. i northern, 8; No. 2 northern, 20: No. 8, S;
fe}sStea eSssao .; %ilwaaeee II ssaee St. paul-So
northern. 4; No. northern, s: No. 3, 1; re-
S1inneapolis & St.. .Louis-No. 2 northern, l.;
500. Line-So. / .orthern, 2; No. 3, p, re-
jected. !. -;.- -
Chicago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Total-No / northern, IA; No. northern 80;
. Other Grains-No s winter Wheat, 26 cars;
rejected winter, wheat, 81: No. 3 white corn, I !:
No. white oats ,1;.No: white oats, 8; No )
barley, =; sSo.s.o barley, ); No. ssx, 2; re- re.
jected fax, 6.
G ~ asrbeTn nsd yhea T.
No. 8 wheat. IS; rejected wheat 8; no grade
wheat. q; No.. 3 winter wheat. l: No. corn. 2;
No s Yhits N oats r = No ynlTe rte osts y No S,r
ley. IS: No. fax, II; rejected faxs 81; no
grade fax, l. @ ~. @,.g : 5,,s.t4 d.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. PR1L &C.
ReceiFed-Wheat, 1o2 cars: 90, $50 bu; corn
1920 bu;c oats, 1880 bu; barley, 6.400 bu fax
300 bu flour. 345 brls; millsturs 10 tons
hay, q tons: fuel oil, cars: fruit. 123564 lbs
merchandise 1881 lbs lumber "a cars; bar
1885 tons; wood. .25 cords; brick. rs, 600; lime
cars; cement, 1O6 brls; household goods, 20, OO(
lbs; ties, cars;s stone and marble, cars
live stock. cars: dressed meats. 1920 lbs
hides, pelts, etc., no. 900 lbs: rairoad material
81 cars; sundries. IS cars car lots, 569
shipped-Wheat ,aSS & cars; s7.Ao bu; To- corn
1900 ba; oats, 2.a2o b1; 6U; barley, ls4so bs ba
tons; fruit a 1000 lbs; merchandise: 25o3. o.
lbs: lumber. 81 cars; achinery. 800, 500 lbs
cement. 696 brls; household goods $4,000 lbs
ble 5 cars; live stock.ss2 cars; linseed oil. 8
cars; oil cake, 4s2, 900 lbs; dressed meats 30
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAPo.
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE. - -

Thursday, April 23.-Extra creamery but
ter, weak; packing stock, steady: Strictly
veal, firm. Poultry, steady. Green fruits,
steady. Strawberries, firm.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, April 23.-Butter-
Weak; creameries. 1Sdl23hc; dairies. 15G22c.
Eggs-Firm; at mark. cases included. 15c. Cheese
New, firm: twins. 13a013Ac: daisies, 13c;
Young Americas, l3@13tAc. Live Poultry
Steady: turkeys, 12G111e; chickens, 12Hc.
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HIDES, FuRs, PE1Ts, ETC,

HIDES, FURs, PELTS, ETC.
No. L. No. 2.
Green salted beavy steer hides .... So TX
Green salted heavy COW hides ....... III 6i5
Green salted light hides ..... 1is 6is
Green frozen lc per pound less
Gr.en sa:ted long haired or runner Kip 7a4 6L
Green saltcd deacons each so 40
Green salted horse or mule hides,
large .$3.10 2.1O
Green salted horse or mule hides,
mediums, .................... $50 Its
Green salted horse or mule hides,
small -1.G0. I. 90
Dry flint Montana. Oregon. Washing
+. ton and Idaho butcher hides. fat. ...16
Montana bulls and fallen hides ....11
Dry nint Minnesota. Dakota Wiscon-
sin and similar ...............12 1GIs
Green salited pelts, large to small.
Dry flint territorial pefts. per ib -. 81 Ginns
Green suited calf s to- 15slbs ......u s4
TamoI Tallow In IN cakes asas,. ....
Grease, light - 81. u
Wool, medium. unwa shed =. 13ai @1a
Wool, hne, unwashed .....11M M 0i121a
| Bear 100
Bear yearlfng and cubs ........... 2 50ST IA loo
Beaver 3.O0@l 7.2J
beaVer KITS ,,000l 2.sO
Cat. wild .55@ LA
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Prices sc lcWer Receipts fairly liberal. DUAL.
ity not as good as Yesterday. Price range, $6.6
@7.05; bulk, Sc. sO@6.90; light and inferior
grades, $6.65@6.75; mixed, $6So@6.ao; butcher
and heavy quoted at $6:95@7.05 with nothing Oh
sale good enough to bring better than $7.oo. :,
Is, 23S lbs. $500; 80, 2S4 lbs, $3.50 "a. 1p3 lbs
S.. so; AZ, 2I4 lbs $7.o5; "a, 2u7 lbs, $500; 80
$3.50.
Odds and Ends, $40 lbs, $500: :. 425 lbs
lbs, $6.75. -
Pigs and Underweights-2 &c lbs, S.. =,
Stays and Boars-1, 42O lbs, IS; 1, $50 lbs
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, April 2s.--Provisions
were quiet and showed some strength, due to
small RECEIPTS @ of hogs at the yards: July pork
s17.47h. July lard was 24sc lower to unchanged.
at .s9:70@9:72A with July ribs down 21a@5c.
Close: PorE.Alay, s1s.o71a: July. s17.421a :;
september. $17.o7h: Lard-May: .so.7o: July.
$9.65; September, $9.65. Ribs-afay, $8.S212 !;
July, $9.671s ;M97o. 'f,7 .,~-F-
NEW YORK PROVISIONS. April 23.-Beef,
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FIVE CENTS LOWER
Hog Prices Close Slightly Easier at
the South St. Paul
Market.
Butcher Cattle Hold About Steady
Not Many Sheep or
Lambs In.

y q : : s7l- . E = -
South st. Paul, Mimi, April 23.-Estimated
eceipts at the Union Stock Yards to-day: Cat
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. l, 1908, to date, as compared with the
same period in 1902:
Year. Cattle Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
19O3.. 99s 14,sU3 253,979 169234 6,435
1902... 81 ,911 14,O22 22l.O39 14S794 1855
Inc:... I1N 80: 7s7 s2,s4o 20 44o ~
The following table shows the receipts thus
far in April compared with the same period
in 1902: ~,
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
19U3....... 13,1U9 $3.50 3S,54O 12572 1,4u9
19o2....... 15,s2s e6,2eI 5s,529 34s9 las
Dec....... 2,114 SIS $50 "...... ......
Official receipts for the past week are as fol.
lows: ~
Date. Cattle. Calves Hogs. Sheep. Cars
April Is ....... 693 ISL 1883 437 81
April 16 ....... 366 244 1;435 Al ~
April II ....... 2U1 81 9S4 D Il
April 1S ....... 1U2 IL S11 10 1;
April 70 ....... 731 2US S47 1,SS2 ~
April II .....1, ,951 1,232 41y5 lU2 u;
April ~ .241 1853 3,344 1O3 y:
Railroads entering the Yards reDOrted receipts
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cattle about steady. Considerable killing stuff
on sale, with quite little fair to good quality
included. Steers sold up to $4.76 and cows up
stockers and feeders steady. Sales:
bs Busshs5 ssso stefr Da ass4 ies s1sS go bs
Is is Is IT, $50 efS 1S; sssS '0s' $780, 1850
Butcher Cows and Heifers-1, $50 lbs, 81;
lbs. 81; 1, 1.o2o lbs. $3.50; 2 1O45 lbs So,
Cutters and Gamers 1,16o lbs. $2.s5; 1,
;2oo lbs, $3.50; l, 1,oao lbs, $3.50; 5, es3 lbs,
80 Butcher s Bg11sH ~ 1so9 lbs $780, l, 1920 lbs
Veal sa 5hc ss 192 hS 81 125 lbs s52';
3, e7s lbs. $50; g. 7so lbs, $s.75; 2, 745 lbs,
$780, e. 80 42d & lbs, $500; 3, 49S lbs; $s.5o s.
Stock Cows and Heifers-1, $40 lbs, ss.25
5o lbs 4aS 1bi - 81 lbs aS S2Ss S AZ iss
lbs: So IS; %, 500 lbs $3.50: 100 lbs. s.. 80.
stock and Feeding Bulls, $50 lbs, So; 1, 95t
calves S.; COW and csif, 81: 40; i Cow, $sl
sHEEP--No fresh sheep and lambs received
Packers obtained some supplies from feed lots
Trade quoted no quotable changes in prices
s ewes: 100 lbs 81; Gull lambs, g. lbs
Aao1F tsG R1ez zhRpSEs FR Hd as msEtst
Cooper G. Gardner snS r Ha%nend; an I%hots Cea
Conway. Hazel: Erickson s olson. Wiilsnar: e
Campbell; Clear Lake: 3. J. Wallace, Drayto9
F. Revier. Northheld; Schneider Bros, Delano
BBegerle, Chaska: Donovan & Donovan, Bell
| Warner, Buffalo. .. :. 81
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2.50@- $50

These prices are for prime or, No. skins:
Nos 2. and and kits proportionate. Mis-
s:ssippi river and similar muskrat, worth 2I3c
more than quotations. except kits. -whjeh are
worth 1c more. Badger. house cat civet cat.
dog. kit, fox, opossum and weasel bought at full
Ur:ces, Er.s
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RANGE oF WHEAr PRICE IN M1NNEAPoLIs
THE DAYS RESULTS 5, );
CLOSING CASH PRICES

k-Nop hard, 1885, No orthern 77ssc; No 2northern
flax. 81 o91a; No. 8 Y elow corn, 421so.
No. white oats s25s @3S c. No. q rye 471s@4sac, s
Barley, 42c to Sc ssa< .s$%.5
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, April 2sss4caose:
Wheat-Mar SIC: July, 62Kc: cash No. 2 hard,
67h 669c; No.s.2 red..> 69@69hcs sCern-April,
s6Ac; May. 36as @3eAc; july: 36fs @3sAc; cash
No. 9 mixed. 361a @37c; No. white, 81 @37Ac
Oats--No. 2 white 34c. +.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

The following are the receipts and shipments
~ Wv Receipts Shipments.
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creamery common to choice. 1S@241ac: state
dairy 17@Ac Cheese, receipts :, 2ls4 pigs; 2ss
made. 15c small white, 14&c: large colored,
14K@14Ac; large white. 14A @141Ac. Eggs, re-
ceiPts, 26,159 pkgs:, state and Pennsslvania, 16
western frsts. 16c; Kentucky frsts 16c; south
ern 1914 Gl151hc. .'' =. =. ..s>
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/. CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN April
s 2s.-Rye-Nay. 5OA G; July, G5014 a so 14c.s Flax
Cash northwestern. Sill: southwestern, 81: :o9; I;
May, 81 1.O9h. Timothy-April, $500. Clover
seed-April, Sill 80. SIS i3fsE .SS
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Receipts, 1.S0O; market steady; beef steers 81
MS4o; stockers a s. and I feeders. s5;4o@4: 4:75:geows
and heifers. s. 23@4: 50; Texans. $26o@4 go;
shade lower; pigs. $6.9oGl7.10: packers, s6.S50I
10: packers. $6.S5@715: butchers and best
heayy, $7.1UGl7.30.
sheep--Receipts. 1000; market steady; sheep.
$40I6; lambs, $5M7.50 Id )
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= OMAHA LIVE STOCK. April 23.-Cattle re.
ceipts 3,500 market active; stronger; beef steers
81 .25M5.2J: COWS and heifers. =. $3.3UM4 so:
stockers and feeders, S3G5 Hogs receipts
300; MARKET sc lower: heavy S1M7.10: pigs
$6M6.9o. Sheep. receipts 2.6Oo; market steady
lower. Sheep, clipped. $4M5.6U: lambs, $5M1
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NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER. April %.
Quiet and unchanged. $50 q
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sCorn-spot American mixed new,Sz steady as
frm; May, As AID: June, rs 3sid; July, As Sd
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, April 2s-Cattle
receipts, 6,OO0 market steady; beef steers So
M5.20; Texans, So. 5oM4 30: native COWS and
heifers, $2G4.90; stockers and feeders, s3.05Ql
4O5. .szs'- ~
Hogs. receipts, 1900: market &c lower: heavy.
$!M7.15; packers, $6.J5@7; workers.. s6.92k a !;
pigs. So 650@6. so. I'S5...
Sheep receipts 4.OuO: market steady; sheep.
$S. SO@l6. 10; lambs. S64ONI7- 90. :, -..tsNt
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, April 2s-Cattle-
steers S51O@6.6O; poor to medium 81. .25@5;
st9ekers and an !o feeders ssM4; COWS 81
$2.5o@4.ao; calves, s2:5oMs; Te1as-fed steers,
$4@5. -..-,-
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 26.oOo; to- morrow, 49,
900: left over, 5, ,747: market 511Oc lower; mixed
and butchers, $7@7.25; good to choice heavy.
rough o9 n,ds heayy y light Se7'
Sheep--Receipts 5000; sheep and lambs,
steady; good to choice wethers, S4.5Od540; fair
to choice mixed $S.7o@4.40; western sheep.
lambs, $I.50@7. ,s--'E. -.
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The following table shows the receipts thus
ar in April compared with the same period
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, April 23-Wheat-
Spot firm; No. red western winter, &c 21ad;s
No northern spring. stock; No. California.
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MONEY REPORTS

Total sales. $4,000.