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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-10-22

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Trenet gtem Nott.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-10-22

Sfpl9e Mtnneapolts Ertbune er Mpl>
leHreiten ber Bpen prattiit enbt, ibet
Weaerne er / 0trtI ombeb meb en- COB
Mrbeiosfprte, os mango af @treiterne
bar 9ienopta9et Mrbeioet t9len.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-10-22
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-10-22

Marconps|Spitemet for Eetesraferins
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&ina. @tite Manoa9 bleu bet fprae
Telegram ienbt fra petin9 til &piten,
os fere finelifs @mbebsmenb par til
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-10-22

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tet for Cuba.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-10-22

Song 8tctor Emmanuel % Dronuin!
9elena al Stalien bar netop ueret .
Yarts.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22

francs &; treasury accounts current decreased
o. 90. 900 francs; gold In hand increased, 1O,s
$50 francs; bills discounted decreased ~ ESQ.,.
900 francs; silver In hand increased, 2,550O0Os
5 PARIS, May ~ Three per cent rsntes, 81
francs S2h confines for the account. Exchange
on London, 20 francs lin centimes for checks.
. BERLIN, May 20 II Discount rates: Short bills,
s3A per cent; three months' bills, az per cent
ST. PAUL, May 22.--C Hearings. 1884, 549.4l
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, May 2-consols
for money, 90; cpnsols for account. 90 116; Ana
baltimore & Ohio e2A Canadian Pacifc, 1873 &;
chesapeake & Ohio, 425A; Chicago Great Wes--
tern, q VI; Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul,
ferred, ssl Erie, &c. :Erie first p pre- 7tM
Erie second preferred, 5S1s; Illinois Central,
1921 Louisville & Nashville. 117%; Missouri
Kansas & Texas, 25k; New York Central, 1924
Norfolk & Western. 71D4; Norfolk & Western
preferred, OIL; Ontario s. Western, 2sM Penn
sylvania, 85N; Rand Mines, 1917 Reading, 28N
Reading first preferred, 25a; Reading second
preferred, 30; Southern Railway, 29as; Southern
Railway preferred, "a; Southern Pacific, 53A
Union Pacific, 901s; Union Pacific preferred, SIS
United States Steel 1895 United States Stee
preferred, san; Wabash, u; Wabash preferred
4S. 5#,l ~
Bar silver. quiet ~ 15-16d per ounce.
Money. 3@3H per cent. 49,,
The rate of discount in the open market To-
short bills is 3 u ass per cent. g
The rate Of discount In the open market TO
three months bills isg3A per cent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22
PRICES RULED j Low
Stocks Opened at an Advance, but
Selling Orders Caused
Slump.
Minneapolis & st. Louis Lost 4
Points and Other Stocks De-
clined Slightly.

ss8 New York, May 22-London again advanced
the prices Of Americans this morning and OPEN
ing quotations responded In active and well dis
trihuted dealings. There were running sales Of
$500 shares OF Pennsylvania at 12S to 1854,
compared with 127!a last night. Southern Ia
zcifc and National Railroad of Mexico advanced a
point, and General Electric ~. Western Union
declined point on account of the action of the
Pennsylvania in removing It's poles from along
i the line Of that road.
Selling orders appeared insabundance after the
opening, room traders fastening to take profits
on the advance. The absence of yesterday. g
strong buying stimulated the selling movement.
ST. Paul lost a point from last night and Mis-
souri, Pacific and National Railroad of Mexico
y ran of a point from the best prices and there
We're sharp declines in some Of the coalers and
the Gould stocks. Erie second preferred lost a
point and rise Of as much in North Western
was followed rise Of as much in Northwestern
can, Tennessee Coal, Colorado Fuel Pullman,
Duluth, South Shore & a tlantic and Des Moines s
Fort Dodge gained 1@1A. Minneapolis & st.
losing it's opening rise, advanced firmly points
over last night on heavy buying and carried the
whole list upwards with IT.. New York Central
Southern Pacific, Baltimore and Sugar rose a
| point over last night.
| a The report that a bankers syndicate had un.
derwritten the new issue of Pennsylvania stock
explained the jump i'll its price. 1t fell back
! point and became quiet and steady about Il
o'clock. The rest Of the market settled baci
| slightly in sympathy, but held firm at a higher
! level. A rally Of 2 In North Western, rise q
/ 2A In Colorado Fuel, of , In American express
/ and Of 1 to 2 in various minor stocks FOLLOWED
the advance in the leaders Chicago Union Trac
ton preferred dropped 5. Bonds were stead!
| at noon.
Fresh selling OF st. Paul carried it down t,
1854 again and number of others fell back t
about the lowest in sympathy. Pennsylvania wa
offered freely and sagged to 1855. ReneWe,
buying of st. Paul rallied the stock a poin
and when Sugar was suddenly lifted point
| prices all around bettered.
i There were spasmodc bursts of activity il
4 the market which were generally attended b.
! higher prices. At other times the market wa
| pretty much at standstlll but displayed a fair
i " good undertone; Anlalsamated became NOR
1 as did also Chesapeake s Ohio, Illinois Contra
and Wabash preferred. Wheeling s. Lake Ell !,1
1 second preferred rose 3 in all; the common ~
and the first preferred IL. By o'clock mos
of the western stocks were ruling at their to
prices. Pennsylvania was much quieters but bel
well around 129. Minneapolis & st. Louis e,
tended its loss to s points and Des Moines
Il Fort Dodge reacted 2.
Il Stock quotations reported for The Journal
4 Watson & Co., Chamber Of Commerce, Mime
Il am ia
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, May pat the start
to-day cotton prices at Liverpool were not far
from expectations. Then they. shot up and at
expected with the near positions showing the
greatest strength. Later they became weaker
f ana opepng still points higher
At the opening here the volume of covering was
enormous while fresh buying orders came pour
New York exchange at an advance of 9@2o
points with July. selling from 1o.s5c to 1o.s7c
tributed by many tc buying orders from this
side and those who We're yesterday rociaimins
fessed their confidence in the bull leaders ability
to control the market. After the initial rush
of buying, the bears attacked the market Wig,
orously, and being favored by the continued
heavy movement, with favorable crop weather
and the break abroad were successful in causing
loss from the best Of about 10 points on active
| altho fluctuations were frequent and nervous.
Spot; quiet: middiing uplands y Ioc; middling
and 5,s2s last year. For the week: 900 bales
T Today receipts s at New Orleans we're $50
bales, against l,oss bales last year. and at
e1osed
1o9sc; July, 1oS7c; August, 1o. &c; September.
9.7ec: October, 9.S7c: November. 9.2oc; Decem-
| The suspension 81 r NJ Tucker Co of Ros-
| ton, was officially announced on the exchange
| this morning but had little or no effect on the
to have been only slightly interested in cotton.
4 During the entire forenoon the market was
very irregular. After opening at 10.s5c. July
sold to 1O.ssc. declined to 10.75c. advanced to
! 1o.91c and at midday was nuctuating around
1O.9sc, with August and September following
1 closely, while the later months showed less
nervousness. As compared with last night the
4 market at midday was net 15 to IS points on
1 the old and 8 to points higher on the new
/ crop positions. Speculation was much less active
/ than at any time recently.
Cotton-Spot closed quiet: middling uplands,
/ 12.05c; middling gulf, 12.3oc. Sales, 1000
bales
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22
The Market Meets a Flood Of Small
Selling Orders, Following
the Opening.
But Holds Against Them and Closes
the Day Strong and
Higher.
a Contest for July Local Stocks
Have Decreased 100000
/, Bushels.

s Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce. May pa
Good weather and lower cables were against the
price of wheat this morning. Nearly everything
IN .fnct In the early news was against the price
Rather free selling developed, coming from the
small traders and many little odd lots were
thrown on the market In fact, the early busl-
ness was almost entirely made up of little lots
that were sold out and taken by brokers VINO had
good-sized buying orders to fill and who IN
stead Of bidding for straight lot. lay low anu
filed their orders from the little offerings. FMS
selling of the rag-tag wheat was thought to be
the result of story In a morning paper TO the
effect that some of the big millers are In league
to depress the price of wheat The little specula-
tors disturbed and. figuring that they hau no
show against a combination Of giants made haste
to get out. But the market took this without
tre1nor. After 1t passed the tendency was strong
err and July having opened at 1856 ana nav
ing eased OF to only lice to 7634 @767sc, was
selling very shortly at T78sc.
The Modern Miller's report was awaited With
interest and was neither bullish OF, bearish The
Miller says slight improvement is reported in the
territory where the greatest impairment In the
condition of the winter wheat crop has taken
place, but in general there Is no change Tor me
better Indicated The plant Is heading on al
unusually irregular growth. Conditions are uil-
changed in the southwest hut In southern Kan
sas. soft winter wheat has not altogether main
tanned its promise. Harvesting 1T is expected
< will begin in Texas In about two weeks the sea
;son in general is, however. fully TWO weeks
later than usual. s71
Local stocks have decreased 1900, 900 bu so
FAR.
The local trade is directing attention
towar the contest here for the July Wheat cor,
troll. Two of the big millers are after 1t and
the trade Is all at sea as to the exact status OF
the 5a 5
Shows weekly crop report says that returns
from about third of the winter wheat coun'
ties show decline since May or ABOUT ~
and 10 in California In other important states
& tile averages range from the same to 1 or
points lower. The general average for the croE
is4hardy more than 5 points lower than month
ago. Rains this week have improved the he, gen
eral outlook, but more rain is needed In Illinois
primary receipts were 1000 bu against 1870,
900 last year and shipments 653, 900 against Lib.
O0O Wheat and -four clearances equaled $50, Oo'
bu. Minneapolis had so cars against 30 las
year and Duluth 81 gainst 6.
Excellent demnd was noted in the cash mar
Near the close the market was strong, Sep
TENDER moving up with July. The July optlol
closed at IT'S @771ac, and September at %
a f{d1Oc. ..tt5
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22
THE CASH TRADE
FLAX AND CORN HIGHER-oATs STRONGER
as-s.N BARLEY FIRM. $50


BARLEY FIRM
II FLAx-Strength and activity ruled in the flax
market and prices were up az arornd ard the e No. No.
mand for everything, and the light receipts here
are quickly absorbed. Rejected sold at Sill
for choice lot and no grade at $l.12A. NO. !
seed to arrive sold at S1.1eal
Minneapolis received 8 cars. against last
year and shipped g. Duluth had is cars
arrive, $iisA; May, s114A; July, s1.15A; Sep
OATS-The market was strong and an active
trade done in oats. Prices were firm and
steady. No. white closed at 35@35aac an
advance of &c from yesterday. Receipts "a
z CORN--Corn was up md there was good
n trade The market was strong and higher and
more active. No. 8 yellow closed at 471ac Re-
n etpts cars; shipments. none.
n sBARLEY-Good demand and better prices We're
noted. Feed grades are quoted 42@46c; malt
ing grades, 460g52c. Receipts, cars; ship
xnents, 5 cars. FEEL v
RYE-The market was firm. No. 2 closed at
47h@5S1ac. Receipts. none; shipments, 2 cars
FEED AND MEAL-There Is good demand
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn. SIG Is; No.
ground feed. 2-3 corn and 1-3 oats T1l25; No
Il ground feed. q corn and !. oats. 81; -: No +:
an bulk. $13.25; shorts in bulk. STAT dou,
middlings In bulk. $15.75; red dog in bulk, laos
$1S.25; all f. Q. b. Minneapolis: feed IN .2Oo-lf
sacks, 81 per ton additional; in 1oO-lb sacks
1.5O per ton additional Shipments, 1,491 tons
To- eh onsnG s1t 20 a}snd
mG S. $ MEDIUM nsai ss@s So Oil color
as; timothy, choice, $14: timothy. No. 1, $3.50
Choice. s4a7:5o Receipts % tons :. !"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22
MONEY FOR employees
Remington Typewriter Co. Makes a
Present ia It's Men

Typewriter company of Ilion. has an
nounced its decision to give all employees
who have been connected with the com
pany for a period of ten or more years a
bonus Of 500 year, to be paid in in
stallments Of $50 every six months, on
June and at Christmas time. This ap
plies to all men who have already com
pleted the ten years Of service and to
others as fast as they shall reach that
point:
{ The plan is revocable by the company
at its will, and in the case of the men. in
diyidually it is conditional upon faithful
and good work. At the present time 25i
men are qualified to receive the bonus. i
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22
CASH SALES REPORTED TODAY.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, MAY 81.

Inspected Jn--Wheat--C ars- Great Northern
No. 1 northern, Is; No. 2 northern, u; No. 8,
q 2. rejected, 4; no grade, l.. .a l
Chicago milwaukee & ST. Paul-No. 1 north
ern, 7; No. 2 northern. Is; No. 3, p; rejected, 4;
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. northern, 2:
2 northern 1; No. 3, 2; rejected i; no grade, T.
500 Line-No northern, A. No. northern /.
Northern Pacifc--No.t northern, 4 No.
4 northern, 8; No. 8. @ 49,
Chicago. st. Paul, Minneapolis & omaha--Nor
2 northern. ;1No 81, 2; rejected, I; no grade Z.
5Total--No. northern 50: No. northern, SO;
& NO. 3, 81: rejected, 8; no grade, Q.
Other Grains Cars--Rejected macaroni wheat,
\ i: No. 3 winter wheat, 8: rejected wheat, s; no
grade wheat, l. No. 3 yellow. corn, 2: No. 3 corn.
5: No Is corn, 3; No. white outs: L; No.
white oats, 3: No. 4 white oats, To-; No. 3 oats.
L No. barley, L: No. 5 harley: 3; no grade
Cars Inspected Out-No 1 hard wheat. i;
NO Il northern wheat, 1872: No 2 northern wheat.
go: No. wheat. q /: rejected wheat. 12: No grade
wheat 8: No. 3 winter wheat, TO- No. 8 white
y oats 8; No 8 oats, 81 No. 5 barley, i; No. z
+ rye, Is; No. 8 rye, Ii; No. i fax, ID.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, May 81.
Received--Wheat, 80 cars, 10000 bu; corn
81 1850 bn; -four, s92 bris; miilstuffs. a tons
hay 40 tons; fuel OIL 2 cars; fruit, 15O92S lbs
: merchandise, 2.42f. s52 lbs; lumber. SO cars
machinery, g, so7 lbs; coal, 1858 tons; wood
brls; household goods, 900 lbs; pig iron, car
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22
CITIZEN TRAIN Is ILL.

Stamford. Conn, May %. George Francis
Train, the well-known character about New
York, who has been engaged In scores Of sensa-
tional enterprises, Is i'll Of smallpox at the resi-
dence Of his daughter, Mrs. Susan T. Gulaser.
in this city. It is a light case and the physi-
clans attending him said tonight that they were
quite sure he would recover. They admitted
however, that the disease has not yet reacle.:
the stage where the outcome can be foretold
with any degree of accuracy. III man Of Mr..
Trains years 1t is conceded to be hard matter
to shake of even a slight case Of smallpox and
therefore his daughter feels much anxiety.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, May 20. -The export busi
ness Is dead. The continent was offering to re-
sell stuff bought some time ago at a consider
able discount under what Duluth shippers would
sell for. Trading in wheat was fairly actfve.s
July 9a t opened IS. OF at77Ic sold to 7se,
and closed at that price. May and September
few cars with No. i northern at MAY price. gla1
was active and strong, July selling y ND to
S1.17, and closing at S115A. September all
ya nee o rs also M2i. Oats advanced nc.
northern s me NJ s9 nor ha5a s ssae
May No. i northern, 7sAc; July, 7SHc: septem.
Der, II lac; fax in store, 81 .16; to arrive $1i6
on track. $1.16: May. $1.l6;s July. $I16A: Sen.
TENDER 81: 18A; October, $1.l714:8 81 November.
S1.161a; oats to arrive. 345ac to S;5c: on track
341c to 35c1s May. 3Ac;; rye to arrive. soc; on
ttpaes s9e May Sae barley SOC Cars
- fax, 10, last year none. Receipts, wheat,
4 7I2i rye. 11ss; barley, 179: aax. 6ss. slip.
ments. wheat 2,917 oats, loo, 900; fax 8, SAB.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, May 22.-
Wheat, receipts. 07s; sales 100 900; lover o.,
bearish cables and better weather hut rallied On
bull support west; May, s8a. @ssHc: July 7sK
M1S 11-16c; September, 75A 175kkc; December
g 3,l6 @I61ac. Rye. steady; state 56@59c :. i.
T.. New York; No. western. 591ac2 f. o. b.
afoat. Corn, q, 55oc; sales. 5000 bu: a cent
shse SsGzssnS u i9a ttsss e Is
September. 5o5sc. Oats, receipts, 5000 bn: il,
white, 3S@44c. 81 7 s szs q = ~ ~
ur-Keceipts, 80. $50 br1s; wheat, e75 bu;
corn, q 300 bu: oats, SO. 100 blu. s3Eisss#s
Glose-WheatDJuly. 79c; September, Is &c.
Gorn--July 81 y @51Nc; September. 5osc
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22
a NATIONAL ART GALLERY,

Washington May 22.--J. Pierpont Morgan in
tends to establish a national gallery of art and
museum Of antiquities in Washington Mr.. Nor
gan will petition congress to enact special legis
lation exempting from payment Of duty such
works of art as he may wish to bring from
Europe for the purpose OF placing In the pro
posed gallery. Included among these art objects
are supposed toebe the large number of valuable
paintings which Mr.. Morgan now has in Lon.
don and in regard to the importation OF which
the owner some weeks ago consulted the treas
ury depa rtment.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22
CL0SING CASH PRICES

dressed meats, 16s, o69 lbs; hides peits, etc.,
q. 100 lbs; railroad materials, cars; sundrles,
SO cars; car lots, 564 Z.
bu; barley, 5000 bu; rye, 1850 bu; max, 1,seo
bu; -four. se.732 brls; millstuffs 1.49l tons:
fruit 46O64 lbs; merchandise, 3,191, $50; lumber,
brick, 1000; lime, car; cement, 352 brls;
household goods, 10000 lbs; live stock car;
linseed OIL 23O brls oil cake, 1,436,0 900 lbs;
butter, % $3.50; hides, pelts, etc.. 119, 200 lbs;
railroad materials, 8 cars; sundries, % cars
car lots, 1000. sE RS l1Hssgg55 n.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-22

. weak. Poultry, weak.
BUTTER-Extra creameries per lb. 2O1ac; |
frsts. 19Rc; seconds, Ice; dairies extra, 18c;
EGGsGNeW laid eggs at marx new cases in
cluded, 13c; and shipping cases, 1215c; frsts in
fresh new eases included (meaning IS per cent
for candled; seconds, Including small, shr,lnken
and dirty, So per case; checks, $2s5@2.So per
CIIEEsE-T Twins Or fats. fancy, 1870 /; twins
or OFT Hats choice, l2aac; twins Or OATS fair to
h aGgng n faGsy a4 b5se
primost, No. L. Sc; pultost. &c; Swiss, No. q,
round, l4@14hc; Swiss. No. q. round. 12c;
LIVE Turkeys, mixed coops. 12c;
turkeys, thin, small, unstable; chickens hens,
12c; chickens, ROSTERS, old, &c; yearlings roost
ers. 1o@11c; ducks young. white, 12c; ducks,
young. colored; lie; geese, fat, heavy, s@1oc
fair to good, 5@6c; small or overweight, 3@4c;
mutton. fancy, 6c lambs. yearlings, fancy, 12c;
medium, 6Mc; heavy. 6Eac. <t-; sg 5--
so54s medium small
TOMATOES Florida dap. per t crate, 81 81. =
60 CABfAiE,a g. grown, fancy, per 100 lbs,
B. PoTATOEs-Per bu, small lots 4o@45c; car
lots, No l. sacks extra, Doc; medium, sacks sex-
PoPcoRN- Old rice, per lib, 4@5c; new w rice
NEW IIoNEY-Fancy white, lib sections
SRf f91ef e ssSta9ns yee@ psr D
81 ;25; marrowfat, $3.50.
navy, per bu, g: 60: choice navy, $3.50; medium,
hand picked, 50. 25; medium, fair, $40 me-
dium mixed and dirty, 65@9oc; brown, fancy,
,: APPLEsaBen Davis. g. 50; ;winesaps $s;
Baid s5 pea s7 'io~ IVES ~
P1NEAPPLEs- Fer crate, $s@s25.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per box, 50. 5O@3
3.7s; choice, s3@3.25; Mediterranean Sweets,
$S.25; budded seedlings, 81. O@2.75.
Messnas os or 5alfS
fancy, as to size, $375 California, choice, as to
GRAPE FRUIT box, 50. so.
!, e4 TANGERINES-Per half box, 81. so.
! Observation-Disclosures cases, $3.75@4.
BANANAF a. large punches $275 M. me
s s.s5 $50 4.1YSe-.0s S -
sTRAWBERRIE "a at cases, $s75@4.
plant per doz 81 radisnes, pe Per DO do;
launches, 2On25c: lettuce, per doz, Soc; lettuce
head per doz, soc. mint, per doz @Soc; GU
turnips per hu, 4oc carrots, per bu Toe; po ,t
toes per ba asparaggs per per doz sG@eoe
Isbu, SIPS; green peas, per bu, SPA bs
SaGpgeHa sss; steady
Eggs at mark, cases included, 14@
Cheese New, weak; twins, 111tA @11Ac
4 Live Poultry--Steady;s turkeys, 1O@12c; chick
4 ems, 121Ac. s#'tssxS BIS
NEW YORK PRODUCE, MAJ. Re
4 ceipts, 6054 pkgs; steady; state dairy. II @21c
\ ism21e Cheese Receipts 5,153 pkgs; irregu
lar; state full cream fancy. small colored, new
new new 'llIac;zs large white new, il Il oil Me
a Eggs-Receipts 9,99s- packages;;, unsettled; stat