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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-30
CASH SALES REPORTED TO-DAY,
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. APRIL 90.


Inspections In-Wheat--Great Northern-No.
northern. cars: No; northern, IL; rejected, l..
Milwaukee-No. / northern. $ cars; No. 9
northern: O.; No 3 3: rejected, Z.
cars: no grade. 1. +.a. -.-- - > & i.
Omaha-No. 2 northern. car: No. 8, 8: no
grade, S. .E. - - EI.-7 49, - -
Minnesota ,Transfer--No. 8. car. @
Total-No.1 Il northern. 10 cars: No. 2 north
ern. 80; No: g. ~: rejected, s. no grade T.
Other Grafns-No. 8 winter wheat 19 cars:
No. white corn. 1; No. corn. S No. 3 white
oats; pats q No s white oats; Il; No. oats, g; no
barley. l: No barley 2; no grade barley, g;
No. Il TAX, 2; rejected flax, 4
Inspections Out--No. northern wheat 1853
cars: No. northern wheat. So: No. 8 wheat, q:
rejected wheat. rNo.s winter wheat %; No
corn. 1; No. white oats. 10: No. 4 white oats
3; No. 8 OATS 20; No. barley, 4 No. x barley
= II: No 5 Ell No. fax. :>3: rejected fax 4
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. APRIL go.
Received Wheat $50 cars 81, 700 bu:s corn.
si5e M hu; oats: :o6e bu; barley, 300 bu: rye:
$40 bu fax. 1910 bu; -four, S50Hbrls; hay. Il %
tons; fueIon cars: fruit, 9s, 800 lbs: merehan-
disc 2410,292 lbs: lumber, 35 cars: barrel stock
cars INA chinery. 437. O70 lbs coal 1854 tons;
wood, 121 cords brick, ss, eco cement $50 brls
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-30
Range of May Wheat.

Observation-Disclosures Il cars; Omaha, il; ST.
Louis; .: Great Northern, SC: Burlington, l.;
.Shipped-Milwaukee, 10. cars: Omaha. 4: St
Louis. II; Great Northern, Z; Chicago Great
Western s. ~
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Official receipts for the past week are as fol-

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 2; Chicago, Milwaukee ST. Paul. s.;
Minneapolis st. Louis, a. Chicago, St Paul.
Minneapolis & Omaha. 3: Great Northern, s.;
Northern Pacific, 3; Soo 8: total. IS =
DISPOSITION Of stock Wednesday, April 20: . =
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS. April so-Beef-
Quiet. Pork-Quiet; family, $19. Lard--Steady
prime western steam, $3.50. .7 =
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LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS April so.-Bacon,
clear bellies. steady. 53c Cd; shoulders. square,
steady, 42s Sd. Lard-Prlme western, in. tierces,
4Ss .a. ~. -
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GENERAL PRODUCE,
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE: MINNEAPo.
p IT. LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE. s.,.

Thursday, April 30.-Extra creamery but
ter, lower; packing stock, steady. Strictly
veal. firm. Poultry, steady. Green fruits,
steady. Strawberries, slow. H.. 49,.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-30

PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-May wheat. 1879 @74c. e.
Calls-Alay wheat, 74Xc.
Curb-May wheat, 74k@74Ac.
Puts-July wheat, 741sc.
CaIls--JUly wheat, 75& @I5hc.
Curb-,Jlly wheat, 75X X675Xc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-30

Market generally DC higher; receipts light and
5slt s; ss@s. s. Light and light mixed Selling
6.40@6. so: mixed, S. 55m6. IS. One bunch Of
butcher hogs sold at se.75. but there was
5, Hog 51o 10 372 lbs se 81 Se: "a lbs S. 60
40, 232 lbs, 65 80. 215 lbs $6. 60; &c. 2o6 lbs,
S. 60: 40, 1873 lbs $6: 90; a., 200, lbs, S. 55 A.
2S7 ndds lbs S ss. Co., So; 49, :, 1es Sso lbs. ST.
u, Stays and BoarsI, $50 lbs: S so: l, $50
Itch 0s cattle receipts ts lsht and
ase a1aeva quiet ea at about steady prices Quality
weak Stock cattle trade dull. with prices LOG
21c lower than at last weeks close. Cattle
1se9s re OF se lbs down hard to at the
SeS lbs ST. ;' H. ,0i iss Ss' lGs ssss s?s !0s
ene is: s u: Rss g.
ss: s 8 ii4S g * = SO SO lts % ss:i SO SO
ST NJ o4e f. *s s'' iis5 1 lbs @ ssse ''i +
Veal iS5 calyes@i 100 lbs s4.s5 i, 10 lbs. 81;
4, 400 lbs, ss; Z. 1o7 lbs $40; D. i5o lbs ssS 8
Stock and Feeding Steers. 6ss lbs, $3.50: ),
$3:5Q: T. 47o lbs sass ii, % 9i4 lbs $50; rs - +.
454 e I6s lbs s.; $50: SEQ lbs 20 lbs *s25
Stock Cows and Heifers-1, 100 lbs. So 50: s,
eS g $sS es esS s. rs & s. tS7 lbs
+; Stock and Feeding Bulls. 300 lbs, 3d. 1,p5sO
'; sS s sod 9s spr2Se5s TS / I 81 M re ss
$40; L COW, $50; 1 cow! s25: 4 COWS, $40: e
eows aqa s2yss ,is S1SS ana x saf
giles of feeding sheep not on sale Trading was
limited to feed lot offerings, with packers pay:
ing strong prices for desirable stuff. Sales: 81
western ewes, 9s lbs, s.. .25. ......... 49,. =
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, April so.-cattle-
$5.l0m5.75: poor to medium, .25d5: stock
ers and feeders, $3@5; cows 81. 5ed4.6O heif-
% Caves e"22s5s sess eSI sa stssrs
Hogs-Recefpts. 10000; tomorrow. Is. 600: lett
and butchers: :.se.75@7; good to choice heavy,
$7@115; rough heavy, $Sso@e.o5; light, $3.50
Sheep-Receipts,- 1900; sheep and lambs steady
to strong: good to choice wethers. 4.55@5. %:
fair to choice mi Xed. SO. 75@425; western sheep,
isSSss s4.ss@esS se 'a'n0s ~4'oeR0'e' western
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, April So.-Re-
g. Hogsasalss: 49, 2oS lbs $3.50; 81. 2s2 lbs
se1ss 1 Sesvss 11as !Ss
$27S cows so 9so lbs so s355; 70 steckers 7so ]hs
lbs. 81 .6p: 8 yearlngs, $50 lbs, s3.25; IA year
lings $40 lbs, 81; yearlings, $40 lbs, s4.eo:
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, April 3o.-cat-
tle-Receipts 1000; market strong; beef steers,
S3.15@o.2 20: Texans $225@4.75: cows and heif-
ers. 81. 6OI5O5; stockers and feeders, >$3@51O.
:. Eogs-Receipts, 7.oCO; market SC higher;
heavy, $6.S5M7; packers, $6.65@6:e5; workers.,
S610@6.77H; pigs, $I4O@G.65. 'r-"
Sheep-Rcceipts, 1000; market strong; sheep,
$3ssOG $3.50: lambs, $4.S0@7.. -.t :.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK, April 3o.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts, 2,ooO market strong to 5@1oc higher;
beef steers, $4.25@5.25: cows and heifers, S. Is
@4.40; stockers and feeders, $3G5. -
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market SC higher;
heavy, 6$.S0@690; pigs. $5.5O@6.5O.
Sheep-Receipts: 1000; market stronger; sheep,
$4.5o@S; lambs, $4.75@e.75.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-30
THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

No. hard, TIC; Nc. northern. northern,
No 1 flax, $llo; No B yellow 43D431ac. -
No. white oats ssc; No ? rye, 477z z@4shc. N2' :"
Barley, 42c to SEC. ,N! .A. .s ~ $3.50
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, April o-Cattle-Re
ceipts. 2,oo0 market strong to 5@1oc higher
;@4.40; stockers and feeders, $3M5.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market &c higher;
heavy, 6$:S0@6.9o; pigs, $5.5O@6.50.
e. ShsePe-Receipts: 900; market stronger; sheep,
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, April 3o-Cat-
he-Receipts 1000; market strong; beef steers,
s3.T5@5.25: Texans, $2.25a4.75: cows and heif-
ers. 81 .60@ 3.oo; stockers and feeders, $3@5.1O.
~ Eogs-ReCeipts, loco; market sc higher;
heavy, s6s5@7; packers, Sc. 65@6:s5; workers.,
$670@677A; pigs, $:,.4O@G.65. 49,
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market strong; Sheep
$3sSO@ $3.50: lambs, $4.S0@7.. =.t
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Apru. BORE

SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, April 80-Re-
ce1pts-Cattle. 200; hogs, 1000
&C. Hossasales: 20 Lies 49, 2oS lbs $3.50; g. 2s2 lbs
$. cattlsGsteady e Sales: 4 beeves 114o lbs
81 75 cows. $50 lbs. So. 10; 10 stockers 7SO lbs
$3.50; II stockers. 500 lbs 81; 6 stockers $50
lbs. 81 .&: yearlings. $50 lbs, s3.25; II year
lings $40 lbs, 81: yearlings. $40 lbs. 4.6O.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-30
HIDES, FURs, ETC.

I-'---- - - No. I. No. 2
Green salted heavy steer hides. S1h ~
Green salted ei heavy b COW hides ........ "a 81
= Green frozen 1c per pound less.
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Easy; creaneries, 17@21c: dairfes. 15@20c.
Eggs-Gasier. at marx, cases included, 14@
l4ic. Cheese-New. firm: twins 13@13Ac:
daisies. 1261Shc; -ouug Americas, 1910. Live
foultry-Stcady; turkeys, 12@13c; chickens,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-30

CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS, April
o.-Rye--May: 49c: July. 49Ae. Flax-Cash,
northwestern, $1.10; southwestern SLOT: MAY
S1.0I; July. 81 40. s sTimothy--Aprr, $a.55
@Clover-April $12. 80 Barley-Cash. 42@54c
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The outside market was chsrseteri,ed by
the dull and irregular tone which has been
the prevailing feature IN this m, market ns Tor
OF issues figuring In the days tIansactions
were larger than during tho early part OF
the week the transactions, outside OF Few
important shares were on q comparatively
light scale. Interest was, again centred
in the movements Of United States Steal 5s.
which became prominent yesterday; open
ing sales were made slightly aboye the last
was brought to bear. which caused a reaction
Of TX per cent. from IS 70 sk. new low
record. but at the low figure oonsidera bic
support was given and rally OF ~ per cent
Northern Securities was well supported
and closed with gain Of y per cent. There
was some. buying OF this stock during the
early dealings for foreign account. Electric
Vehicle shares were inclined to fnctMnstts.
American Can shares were quiet and easier.
The Copper shares were dub and frsctionsily
Montreal and Boston lost y standard Oil was
more active than for some little time. although
II declined points on sales Of 100 shares TO COS.
The transactions In the market to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-09
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call I,Id7 per cent; last loan.
5 per cent: ruling rate, s., per cent Time
money is quoted az 81 per cent. for sixty
cent for four months, So per, cent. for six
and nine months Commercial paper Is
aaSd and BIZ per for ossr nae
8 per cent.
Sterling exchange market was weak and
So 10 points Lower There WAS &c CONTINUED
change was dull Posted rates were quoted
Actual ia for long on bills p nHd 70, ' 3
SIGHT drafts, 81 se1;ets4 SO CO. and cable trans;
fers. - 81 3sas4 45 Francs were quoted
for short: reichmarks were quoted at S,i..aai
"a il-i8 for long and % l5-l6do5 l-i6 for
short; guilders were quoted at sa',@ 30 i5-i6
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston,
--25c discount Charleston Buying, i-iec.
discount i, selling, i-lsc premium UNI, sayan-
premium, San, Francisco-sight, Csc pre-
MUM: telegraph. IKE premium. ST. Louis
a2oG 25c premium. Chiceeo-iSc. premium,
over counter. 25c. discount. New Orleans
Commercial. soc discount banks, pre-
MUM
of SSsoun, i IN open market f for sSor, and
three months bills 3..ash per cent. Consols
for money closed AZ 81 sic. and for the. ac-
the Bank Of Enclsnd on balance to-day,
GM on Paris az adv,ces quote h per cents
don. Is francs liz oentimes Berlin advices
quote exchange on london. 20 marks II pigs.
The private rate of discount is ~ per cent
Commercial price, Of bar silver in New
York. exc Bar silver in ] ondon closed at
at ssiSc
Exchanges. 1927 ,s2a, $40: balance. ss.325, f76.
Sub-Treasury debit balance. N,i:3,OE
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

In bank stocks ~ shares OF National City
Bank sold ut 29od 3oi.
The stockholders Of the Joseph Ladue
Gold Mining and Development Company
met in Jersey City yesterday and voted to
dissolve the conn any and TO reincorporate
In South Dakota. President Elmer y. Bots
ford OF the company, said this step was take n
20 save some 200 a year Of tax expenses.
II IL reported that the reor ganizstion OF the
North American Lumber and Pulp Company
hes been completed and that the n!erests
have now absolute control Of the co mpany
L. u. I.oree, president Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. was elected q direc-
Tor Of the Equitable Trust Company yester-
day.
John X. Cowen, general counsel Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has returned
from Cuba much impressed with the island
and predicting u bright future for II.
The financial committee OF the Dominion
Iron and Steel Company. whose stock recently
siumped TO below $50 share. has decided TO
discontinue monthly reports. Of earnings.
The decision was reached at the April meet
sinmp in the price IL was reported that a
Montreal pool composed OF young specula-
tors had been caught heavily long Of the
stock.
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"WEDNESDAY. April g.
Receipts Of becves were 2. SIS head, Including
20 cars for export alive s8 for slaue hterers and
20 for the market Trade active steers I0c lbiSc
higher: fat bulls nrm: thin bulls and COWS Of ali
grades. Sc. oi0c. higher. The yards were cleared
Fair 10 extra steers sold ~ S.i0e3S.ss per 100
lbs: bulls at g. 7sGS4.50: cows az O.7S0Sx2S
Dressed beef active and nrm at 70ec. per ID:
fancy beef el1c. Gables quoted live cattle sseady
at i7A ai3Ac. per ID; tops. lslac., dressed Weight
sheep lower at lt0i5c. dressed weight; re-
fngerator beef selling At el1di0o- per h. Ex-
ports 10 day 500 beeves. I0l< sheep and 1900 quar-
tiers Of beef: 10 morrow. beeyes and II sheep.
Receipts Of calves were t2e3 head. including ia
head for butchers and 1853 for the market. Veals
steady and top grades nrm: little calves
weak: the pens were cleared Common 10 choice
veals sold at ~ so per 100 lbs: head at - u.s.
little calves at S2.5Oats00. City dressed veals
steady at 9ei1l1c. per h.: extra, lsc.; country
dressed selling at 6Gi0c.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were oos2 head
including 1917 cars for slaughterers and 1874 for
the market Sheep were barely steady: lambs
slow and lower. top grades closing l0di5c. on
and the under grades 20a25c. lower: and cars
were held over. Spring lambs were also weak
Common TO choice unshorn sheep sold at 1880
% rs per 100 lbs culls at s. 6O good to choice clipped
sheep al S5.00de25 bunch for export at w. 5o
woolled lambs at Se.00aSsi0: clipped do. Al $500
S87s: car Of Maryland spring lambs al $3.50 per
head: a few State do. at ~ 50dtS.00 each.
Receipts of hogs were SOS head. including
cars for the market. Good medium and heavy
hogs were steady 70 strong light hogs, weak Good
Pennsylvanla and State hogs were selling at T.sse
10 per 100 lbs.
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lady: receipts. 1900 bags stock, io2s.ooo. Price

There was further rise In coffee eNriy In the
DAY owing 70 unexpectedly strong european cables.
the rise was lost iessened demand. local selling
ana expectations Of larger receipts.
NErAis-CoppeI In London closed at decline
OF Al u.s. a. GOO los. for spots and $50 las Cd for
futures. The market here was easier In sympathy
tn The, here ws; unchsnsed bu, abrosd there We.
si S. The market here was ' oue, eiosins as
follows: Copper. standard. spot 70 April. lapse:
lake l5oc electrolytic spot TO April IA 5oc casting
spot 70 April, i2Sc; tin. 20 $50 75c tin plstes
500 81 mill lead. xe71c; spelter SOC: Iron. No.
Mn 1.l: n @ - o. warrants nominal
NAVAL sToREe.-splrits OF turpentins ss,Ses7o.
Common 70 good strained rosin q. 2saS7so.
nent, sos Western prime. Si6.so: Brssf kegs.
n ,:s seu's A%sre.n nl PORK va. cay With
6Es: 1Sss,sc.: State. dairy. tubs, fancy, 10.
fancy. Ne: white IISlc.; large. fan made eoiored
fancy, it,fe l1N. Eggs-stste ana Pennsylvania.
llsISISHc western. is,1c. Chicago. April a.
trading IN provisions. They were evidently Re.
instatlng portion Of the stun marketed lass week.
The entire list was higher with pork and lard show
Ing the best gains. The buying Of July and Sep
TENDER pork was particularly notioeable and caIio
held the cash and the May. The ceiling was scat
tered and mainly In the way Of taking pronts.
Much OF 10 was from smaller packers. but the GUAM
uty onercd was not a. great - was wanted. The
caSh trade In meats shows Improvement and the
legitimate situation Is a. bullish a. ever. Western
IsceiPts OF hogs 70 day were 0.ooo head against
SuoAh.-Raw was steady At $40. for o test ana
loo. for 50 test Renned was steady; rrsnu
lated. A7oot. sOc.
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In cotton the fluctuations were within moderate
s no viii be closed on Friday and Saturday
S SaS but nea SSndy well early
here was due partly % rather disappointing Liver.
some support. New Orleans bought and local shorts
on and The ne, changes for ,hs day wsI. slight,
Rather coplous rain, occurred In Alasams: Tenn,
excessive and the markets sin showed nrmness
The May long" account here Is sth believed to
Peter HellweTe 4 Co. of New Orleans. have
these reports from TeSss; -, .,,ovs ~,
cotton In this town. agains, abou, $500 bales at
h %s ar M iar en IN s
apart from perhaps some few odd bales which
Will mot =. E.d s Da IN
condition for Growing eon,Sn ina. c n1 ren
backward on account OF the continued bad weather
and we should think that planting would be de-
ssrtiem Tex. Stocks on hand Ios bales; ss.lps,
ss 1 ,sS'ys 20 ssS
S.% win % s as; Ss
behind: nothing having been done; but present
ws sam T . sSos Gsps
100 last year EAR prosPeS1, o, s9oa for the new crop
work but with a few days Of dry weather they
Will be able 10 eaten up. f'cn'y OF MOISTURE IN
the ground"
Nscogdoches, Te!.."our present town stocks
amount about 100 bales. against 500 10 600 last
year at the same time and the stocks which are
yet held out In the country are estimated 10 be
about per cent. against 10 per cent same time
last year. The planting In this section Is about
50 to 20 days later than last season. this however,
can be made up " the weather continues TO be a.
decatur Tes.-"There are no stocks OF cotton In
this section big or little. Receipts al this place
have been only eight bales In the last sixty dsys
Planting with us will be about the regular time
Ralrd, Tex.-"There are only two bales OF cotton
held In this town and don't think there ore over
twenty -nve bales In the county. The farmers
are ven much behind with their work, and there
will be great deal OF cotton planted IN erOund
that has never been broken. We have the nnes!
season In the ground that we have ever had. ana
people are In good spirits over the outlook
lakewood fex,-@There IA no cotton held ~ This
place against none last year. New crop prepara
lions Just started and planting will be about -
DAYS late. We are hopeful Of making q good crop.
unIeSs the boil wceyll gives Nv trouble: Tie hiss
been found alive and Vigorous during the middle
OF mast winter.
CorYEn- Rio on the spot was quiet. at SIC. foi
No T. sales 600 bags santos No. Z, al &C.: So
Maranaibo. Futures advanced 10 Is points, but
react cd and closed barely steady on near month.
and steady on the distant Sales, 70 900 bag
Hsyre advanced 4 q. and Hamburg, u TO pig
American war. house deliveries. sses bass Re
change, i3i-isd.. an advapee Of i-od- SANTOS W
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TOO MUCH COFFEE.
Brazii's Proposed Law Taken ~ an Earnest
OF Another Enormous Crop.

The Woolson Spice Company reduced the
price OF it's brand Of package coffee yester-
day one-half Of cent a pound to s1l cents
net, which brings the price down to that
Of the corresponding brand OF package
coffee Of Arbuckle Bros. The cut in prices
by both interests is ascribed to the reduc-
ton In the cost Of the lower grades OF green
coffees Herman Siecken Of the firm Of
w II. Crossman 4 Bro. said yesterday:
sThe law discussed in Brazil for destroy
ing 20 per cent. Of the low grades Of coffee
or paying an extra export duty il an ad-
mission that the Brazilians consider il i'm
possible to curtail the production in legit-
Innate way to bring supply and demand
nearer together. and no doubt such admis-
sion will have demoralizing effect on the
large holders Of coffee the world over. 1t Is
in fact a positive assurance that the next
coffee crop will be another record breaker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-09


Wheat was more active with prices up fraction
owing 10 good buying at the West BY Armour
brokeEs. who took some 5000 900 bushels OF Nay
and July: nrmer cables. especially from Pans.
.nS more sf new Suyias parity outside
account Then. TOO. there were rumors OF aree
s s.d sS1so g.
considerable prohi taking. but ,he oeIins. were ere
Louis adyices state that New York exporters are
SouT last nigh. At advanced prices. fhe Bred
areds statement was CORRECTED ana made an ~ q,
BENZ ss an Es RSa 81
s sSsnc.d % to c-ntimes Iverpooi I'd London
|. 10 IA and Budapest kr. Berlin lost 4 NIX.
P PaSs I receipts Tor two days we're
las, ,o1 be- ss.S oa Ss:s
,h s% 6sio vsiey. Missouri md southsrn Illinois
E SsSSr, 'e w be ssued on Friday bu, win not be
received at the e1chanse ara,
the Lake s,rfe had been settled and that ne erain
nee, was prensrns 70 To,s nS, " we W S man
poor grading. and covering Of short e.. cudA4s Any
selling I1 pray hss s 'ss
sss cars none OF conirscs Grade, the .esboard
,! sq;s s. TeG ssss s.'s
easier on The strike new: and Liquidation
fIorr.--rlmer. though dull; sales. 5000 bbls
Rs RsS sS s Ssif sss 'nH @
sH 20 s,Iss 81. rS: pssen Sso
:,Isisa.s; sscssi.'O; patents, ''sssaiS Rye
'V CorroS'~spos cotton here. was unchanged.
No sales Middlins uplands 70 a. u . .S sse
oixc Southern spot markets were generally steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-09
Easter Holidays In Business.

All the local exchanges will be closed
tomorrow. The Stock and Cotton ex
changes will also be closed on Saturday
but The Produce Exchange and the Chicago
Board OF Trade will be open. The Londor
Stock Exchange will be closed tomorrow
SATURDAY and on Monday. Banks and th'
Government financial institutions viii bt
open as usual The local sugar rchnere'
will close their salesrooms tomorrow anc
will Observe thosc DAYS az holidays.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-09
sim Two Prices for Copper

On the New York Metal Exchange yes
terday copper quotations displayed further
weakness. The Lake grade was reported
a. offered as low as Il cents and electrolytic
and castings as offered at 1871 cents, with
no bids The condition OF a dual market
for copper continued to exist, for, outside
copper were stated to be Offering no Lake
Of the best grade below 15h cents a pound,
and no electrolytic below 1871 cents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-09
STOCK EXCHANGE LISTINGS.

The governing committee of the New
York Stock Exchange has listed the following
securities .,,.,,
capital stock. making the total amount listed
g., 900 600
Central Pacific Railway Company's g, COO
per cent. guaranteed bonds. making the
total amount listed Sie.0i7, 900.
The North American Company's 81, s@- 500
additional capital stock. making the total
amount listed 1il, S3i, 200
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
OFFICE OF
THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTH.
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

CLEVELAND, Ohio April eth 1903
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of this company for
the election of Directors and fos the transaction of
such other business may be brought before the
meeting. will be held at the principal once OF the
company In Cleveland. Ohio, on the FIRST
at 10 O'Clock 4. M. The poll viii continue open
Tor one hour thereafter.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
Y. ID WORCESTER Secretary.
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Leh,sh valley Merger BILL signed.

TRENTON, April s.-Gov. Murphy signed
to-day the Lehigh Valley Railroad merger
Valley and the various subsidiary lines
which 1t controls.
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Oats were quiet. sales. 1000 bush. No, white.
&o,,c.: No. 8 white. sshc. Futures closed nc
lower. May. ssI1c Rye was steady. No.
Western. 52I1a54tfc. G. I. 4. Buffalo. Car iots'
Jersey and State. SIC. nominal track Corn was.
frmer. Sales. 10000 bush. mainly for export
here and at the outpors. No 2mixed In elevator
5sjsc.: No. ? white. Sc; No. yellow. We fu
lures closed ltc higher TO &c. lower Sales, 7sooo
bush. Prices as follows
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Price IS net. to accompany each orde
INVESTORS READ THE
WALL STREET JOURNAL
To Holders Of the First Mortgage Bonds
OF THE.
rrgG rnApANY.

ooy onIka T 1TS T CHsSaSY a. Trustee. un
der the frst mortgage Of the LANYON ZINC COM
PANY, hereby gyes notice tha, = has al Us DIS
sum Of thirty thousand three hundred thirty
one dollars and sixty eight cents and offers 70 pur
chase frst mortgage bonds OF the said Company
70 an amount sufnclent TO exhaust the said sum- at
the lowest price al which such bonds shall be OF :
fcrcd. sealed offers. endorsed: OFFERS for Lsnyon
Zinc Company bonds,- will be received az It's Of
nee No. IA Broadway, New YORK; until i, O'Clock
The right TO reject any and all offers Is reserved
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY JOHN T., BORNE.