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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-21

{ NEW YORK BONDS, April .21 TINTED states
refusndlng re 2s, registered and coupon 1o6A; Unit.
coupon. los United states new U' as resistered t
l35; United States new As, coupon, 1856; United
states sna psd
sss sq'us@snt a';sSa ssSti hstinsss r. 6ns s.
Canada Southern IS seconds, ds, 1861 BID; bid;
gt of Georgia 81 Of Gsorg
Rid; 5ia;td Chicago i ,Ss Alton GhisagS Bar
IT, lss tasSs tsSs
Southern As. SO; !; Denver & Rio Grande is. 90;
e sp n es e 4sts aesss s
xaey lSe eonsS
Louisville & Nashville unified Is, 1O1 "; Mexi-
can Central 4s IS bid; Mexican Central first in
comes, g.; Minneapolis & St. Louis As, 80;
I eass Hori
general 31as, 10Osl bid New Jersey Central
EasfEern 's ndrfe racc g.
S. Louis !ron Mountain eonsoi IS, l1is
ST. Louis s Southwestern tirsts. esal St. d Lois
Y southwestern seconds, S3; San Antonia & Ar
kaWa s Tesns afae raec ac ssts So 0p}9
Ioledo, y st. Louis Western As. 74la bid; Unior
Pae1nc 4S,I 1O2!s; Onion Pacific converted As
l02A; Wabash, hrsts III bid; Wabash seconds
1oa 1917; =: ~, Wabash Deb b., 5G.; West Shore IS
Central As, 81; Consolidated Tobacco IS. 62ik
solorado Fuel 5s, 56sss; Rock Island As. Sc.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, April 21.-con
soils for money, 91ss; consols for account, 91A
Anaconda, 5ss; Atchison, IS; Atchlson preferred
| 1864 Chesapeake & Ohio. .46A; Chicago Grea
Western, 23A Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
lG7A; DcBeers %; Denver & Rio Grande. s:i6H
Denver & Rio Grande preferred, ss1s Erie. 35A
| Erie first preferred, 67A; Erie second preferred
5S!a; Illinois Central. 14OA; Louisville & Nash
sllle,& A I2lA;, Missouri Il Kansas & Texas, 26h
!3!4; Norfolk g Western preferred, 90; Ontario
& Western, 30; Pennsylvania, 7OA; Rand Mines
1iA; Reading, p 77s J. Reading first preferred. ~
s2 s; Southern Railway preferred. y4lh; South
| ern Pacific, SO; Union Pacific, 94b; Union Pa
cifc preferred, 92;: United States Steel Boy
u. United ed States Steel preferred, seh; Wabash
Bar silver, steady, % 7-16d per ounce. y
| Money, 3@3a per cent. r. ~. - r.. =.
The rate of discount in the open market fo
! short bills is 33s @3 7-16 per cent. -... =
T The rate of discount in the open market 70
! three months bills is 3 j7-16@31a per cent.
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THE CASH TRADE.
EXTREMELY LIGHT RECEIPTS AND L1TTL1
~. TRADE IN CONSEQUENCE.

tk<AIhEMEL4 L1GhI hECE1H1S AMI LITTLE
,.. 4, TRADE IN CONSEQUENCE.
FLAX-Fair general demand ruled. but there
was practically nothing on sale. No. l sold at
$1.09. -. -.
Minneapolis received 9 cars. against 3 last
year. and shipped97 7. Duluth had %
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, $1O9; to
arrive. $1.O9 April. S1.09; May. $1.0s1a; July.
$1.1O.
OATS-No. white oats. closed at 32@33c.
Receipts, 2 cars: shipments. =.
CORN = No. 3 yellow closed at 42hc. Re-
ceipts. cars: shipments. i
BARLEY-Feed grades are quoted 42@5Oc:
mailing grades, 5O@52c. - Receipts, none; ship
nlents cars.
RYE-No, 2 closed at 4e@47c. Receipts, !
car; shipments, none
FEED AND MEAI-ouotations are little
hrmer. Demand is reported good. Coarse corn
meal and cracked corn, $3.50; No. 1 ground
feed. 23 corn. 1-3 oats. sic; No. ground feed
"a corn. x oats. s16.5o: No. ground feed. la
MiLLsTTFFs. Bran in bulk, $1o@1o: so
shorts; s1o;5o@1o.7s; -four middlngs; 2:2t
sacks: 40 PEI ton additional in 2oolb sacks
HAY--Upiand, choice, si1,56@i2 upland No
]; 5$11@11.50; N0.2. $1O@10.5O midland, $S@
$50; medium $7.25@775: off color. 81: timo
thy. choice, $12!75@I3.25; timothy. No. j
3lL25 @11.75; timothys No. 2 sSIo@11;i ,rye
STRAW choice. $5@550. Receipts, 40 tons; ship
'mepts, IL cars .-..< T.. +.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-21
CHICAGO GRAIN
A CONTINUATION OF THE BuLL1sH FEELING
IN WHEAT,

In "dEAI. 49,
Of the bullish sentiment in wheat to-day and
May opened shade to h@8c higher, at 7she
an easier tone in July and that meYth was
unchanged to Nc lower at. :29sc to 72kc. 4
offerings resulted in stronger feeling soon after
the opening. May advancing to Toe and July to
as|s MlnnsapSis and Duluth reportsd receipts
three points is5 cars against ios cars sf last
eA Aboat 2' e safb eo Of & in May occurred
on on attempts by the Armour people to unload
pated such move, however, and no sooner had
the leading long began to sell than the pit was
sudden sudden drop, Nay declining ct to M 75bc. e I Seeing
the futility of any further efforts to sell, the
two minutes the price had advanced ed to 77c. c.
The late late market mark was quite firm and after touch
to II hc; but rallied later, closing at 72B @72Ac,
7aHe fese xentsnSs1 %Ssst7Msy Ss: 77%e; July 72@
Casn Wheat-So: = red. r75h@7eMc; No. 3
hard winter es@7sc; No. i northern Spring. 7s@
SIC; No: 2 northern spring, 7e@s2c;, No. j
spring; 7o@ soe
lacked features. Small receipts caused consid
| firm. May opened unchanged to TIC higher. al
44ssc to 441ac. Local receipts were IS cars,
the close was steady. May being 1sc lower at Az
and July unchanged at 443sc. p.
Close: Corn. April. 4sssc: May, 44c; July
44Mc; September, 4sA @4SMc; cash corn, No. 2
The sentiment in the oats pit was again bull
| ish with an active demand from shorts and fail
! demand from commission houses Opening price:
i on May were unchanged to }sc higher at 35 Il
to 35Ac, and there was little change in value.
the early part of the day. Local receipts were
1S9 cars. .-.-- '''
Close: Oats. April. 34lsc; May. 34Mc; July
1Bc: September. 2S1ac cash oats Mop, 32A q
| 33c. NoL.3 n GT92c
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-21
MARY McNELLIs PAPERS Il
Lawyer Who Tried Her Suit. Re
fuses to Give Them Up.
few York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service. a .E7 n.
s. New York, April 21.-Mary McNellis
who was defeated aeyear ago in a suit she
brought, to recover $150,o0Q from United
States Senator w. A. Clark of Montana
for alleged breach Of promise of mar
riage, applied yesterday to Supreme
Court Justice MacLean for an order re-
quiring General s.. r.. Kneeland who was
Mrs. McNellis' lawyer in the suit, to de-
liver up al the papers. letters, photo
graphs and other exhibits which were
submitted to Referee J. L. Bishop at the
trial OF the case.
General Kneeland made an affidaVitato
the effect that he had a lien on the ex-
hibits and papers for services he had
rendered the plaintiff
Justice Mclean denied the plaintiff' $
application.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-21

fresh eggs, active. Fancy country dressed
veal, firm. Poultry, STEADY. Green fruits,
steady Cabbage, scarce. ..-.
. BUTTER Extra, creameries, per lb. 24c; hrsts,
23c; seconds 16c dairies extra, 21c; tirsts. 15c;
seconds, 14c; roll and print, l4@l5c; packing
stqeE Sars ss4e; ,,ssb no,aaa ,os. -,
per doz., 13hc: stricvty fresh, case count. 1sc;
checks and seconds &c. r, -.
CHEEsE--Twins -.w or flats, fancy, 141Ac; twins
or fats choice. 1870; twins or fats, fair to
fancy. 15c; brick, No. 1. 14c; brick, No 2. lie:
So. Swiss, No. / block, 14@141Sc; Swiss, No ?,
round, l2c; Swiss, No. I, block, 14@l41ac; Swiss,
drawn, 17e:h choice, 15@16c; culls, 6@7c; chick
ems spring, fancy 1oc; fair to good. 12M BE;
hens fancy, 14@15c; fair to good, 12@1sc;. ducks
1215 0913c; fair to good SM9c. +, :,
LIVE PoULTRY---!Turkeys. mixed coops, 49,;
turkeys, thin, small oGluc; chickens, hens,
13c; chickens. ROSTERS. DID, &c; yearlings roos-
ters, 1l@ 12c; ducks, young, white, 12c; ducks,
yon1g ssIeFsd IL; tat heavy p
Sc ,mutton. fancy Sc; lambs, pelts off, fancy,
ediam Pelts Sn bbea1oe hogs Light
: >TOSfATOEs--C Calitornia, per crate, 1915
.,CABBAGE--Home grown, fancy, per 100 lbs,
POTATOES-Per bu, small lots, 30@40c; car
lots No. l. sacks extra, 3Oc; medium, sacks
efsTSi sWEET STe porAroEs-c cobdens rer br1 g. :,
fcPcoRSoid rice per ib 4dse; sc NE new Siee &C.
- NEW H6NEY- White fancy, lib sections,
DRIED PEAsyFaney yeilew. per .bu s1.75
aess!on $!Ss s;ssg fancy s7S medium
DRIED BEANS-Fancy. navy, per bu, $275
choice navy, $275; medium hand d-picked, $2.25
medt lm, fair s1.75; brown, $3.50; fair to good
S5'lfLEs Ben Davis ss.5o@s:75: Russets
$SI @ 81 81 assur s275gs $SS
srINl;Ap ApRL LEs-Pers crate, 1915 .:-,,
choice, s.: badded seedlings. So; 55@s.
LEMoNsMMessnas fancy Msssnas Nss
oa11tozfle GkAPE rRSHTReF feS1sf zf:; bse
ETANGERiNEsnPer Tan ;sI half box. s2; 90.
sTRAWBE p sl "a Es-Louisianas 24-pt case, 81
BANANAs-Fancy large punches. s2.75; me
dium punches. 1925 @2,5O; small punches, sea
VEGETABLES wax beans, per bu. 81; ee,
plant: per do doz s1.5o@2.25; radishes per DO;
sambera per dos Celery, per dez s.s
Soc: pie plant per ib, 4e 5o-iS BOX, SO; new new
potatoes, per bur-. So; asparagus. per doz. 81 80
new beets, per doS bunches, eoc; new carrots
| CHICAGO PRODUCE, April 21.-Butter-
Weak: creameries sGl2s1ac; dairies, 150l22c
14iSc Cheese-S steady: twins, 1se: daisies, ia a
| 13lac: Young Americas, be. Live Poultry
Easier; turkeys, 12@1sc; chickens. 121ac.
NEW YORK PRODUCE April 21.-Butter re
lsceiptss 1,396 pkgs; steady; state dairy, 17aAc
extra @ creamery. cry 25c; creamery; common to choice
state full Cream Small ceiored fancy fsI
snn arse whit White 4 atfs coSFe Essa
vania, 16c; western storage packed. 16c: western
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futures quiet; May. Is 21ad: July. 6s 2ssd
: Corn--Spot American mixed. new, steady. Il
Sd; American mixed, old, quiet, 5s Sd; futures
quiet; May, IS 4Bd: June As 3Md July, 4s
2Md Peas-Canadian quiet. Us I'D.
TOLEDO SEED AND GRAIN, April 21.--
Wheat. active, weak; cash. zee: May. 76Ac
July, 71Ac.. Corn, active, firm: April, 44c: May
May, 34hc; July 4 Rye No. 2: 53c. Glover
| seed, dull weak. cash $500: April, $3.50; Oc
tober $3.50. Prime timothy. $1.55.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN. April 21.-Close: Wheat
@ nv No S sa Sa saS eIsvcr ass enrg Mag
lower. No. 2 cash, 4OEc: Nav, 39A m39Rc July
40@4oBe. Oats. weak, No. 2 cash, 33c; nominal
May. 33$c nominal; July. 297sc; No. 3 white
81 15c. 80 ...,-:~. - . w. a--- = =,
|. KANSAS. CITY GRAIN, April 21-close
Wheat--May. 65M @65hc; July GAYS @62Ac
cash No.. 2 hard, 81 @6sc; No. red, ,6sM q
| G91ac. Corn-April, $3.50; May, 35A @357sc
| July. 36M 0l36Ac; cash No. 2 mixed, 36X q
| -361ac Oats-No. 2 white, SO = @34c. :. :
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-21

Blackwood. NJ J., April 2l.-South Jerseys
grand old man Jonas Livernlore, is celebrat-
ing to-day the one hundred and first anniversary
of his birth. a fine bouquet of flowers was sent
to him by the officers and directors of the First
one Of tile founders of this old financial inetitu-
tion. For years he was one of its directors and
prior to that its president. Mr.. Liyer,nore does
talot look liz a man WHO has passed the century
mark. He.takes a walk about town every day. no
matter what the weather. He is in fine health
and spirits. He attributes his long life to pure
air. plenty OF sleep and work.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-21
THE FLOUR MARKET
THE PRICE TENDENCY VERY FIRM-MoD-
ERATE DEMAND,

= Only 2.15, brs of -four went out of Mnnea polls
yesterday this in consequence of the closing of
the mills, which made the movement fall off to
practically nothing. This morning the mills are
running again and the shipments will pick up
from on. No change of special Importance
is reportcd.in in the market. 4 little export bust
=. ness was landed this morning by one of the
smaller mills. but the larger firms were unable
to land any business worth noting Domestic
demand is qnict. The price tendency is firm
First pa tents are now quoted at 81. .O5@4.l5;
second patents. $5.91m 4.05; first clears, 81
B.O5; second clears, So As. ...s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, April 21-The cotton
market opened steady at unchanged prices tc al
advance OF points with trading active and
quite general. Public orders showed an increas-
ing preference for August contracts. Commission
houses bought the old crop months quite gener-
ally. in good part for covering short contracts.
Later there was selling movement under big
receipts and fine weather and prices declined 5M;
s points. wherellpon the market became less ;ac-
tive with a tolerably steady undertone. =,
At noon the market was firm OH local cover
ing and some new. buying haset! on less favor
able weekly government reports than expected.
Noon bids were net point lower to points;
higher Spot g quiet; d mldding MD nplands 10 sac
ports to-day 10000 bales. against 1920 last
week and 2.940 last year. For the week; 65 1000
year. Todar's receipts at New Orleans were
STA bales. against 4.72s last year, and at
Spot closed quiet: middlng uplands. 1O35c;
middlingt gulf, 10000. Sales, 245 bales. a.
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PROVISIONS

opened about where they. left Oft last night on
steady hog market @ July pork being ! shade y,
lower. at $9.s2tA to 2s9:s5. Ribs shade lower.
at $9717s The market became q little fir f1ner me
but the trading was of small volume. ~: M y
Close PORK, X; May S1s.o5h; July 81 81 go 60; Sep
sss2e% septem6er sa sa59 a! 's
May S9:97la; July. $3.50 September. 50. 721s
NE w YORK PROVISIONS, April 21.-Beef-
Easy. Pork---Steady Lard--Dull; prime wes-
tern steam $40 25. =: -
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NEW YORK corFEE AND SUGAR, Anril d

-Coffee futures opened steady at unchanged
prices tao decline Of 5 points under lower
European cables which Offset the continued light
primary movement. Speculation was very quiet
and at midday prices were on tn opening basis
bags, including May ut 9. Soc; July 4.05c: Sep.
tember, q 25c - BIO steady No; Rio, s3 ex.
days.. Cleared for the United States, 5000;
stock, 479, 600. .
centrlfagai Sc test. sMG%sissiec: % indlsMe molssMse;
sugar, 1a-1GGl3c: refined: frrn: crushed. 5.45c;
powdered, 495o; granulated, 4. .66c. .Coffe quiet
No. Rio Nc. Molasses, firm; New Orleans
81 @R40c. ~ 80
4 New York. April 21.-AM grades of refined
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT,
WHEAr MoYEmENT RY ROADS.

WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.
Observation-Disclosures, Is cars; Omaha, 4; St
Louis g. Great Northern, %; 500, l.; Rock
Shipped-Milwaukee 8 cars; Omaha, q ST.
Louis, s.. Wisconsin Central. L; Burlington, L.
Chicago Great Western, 1; Rock Island, l..
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THE DAYS RESULTS J
CLOSING CASH PRICES

lbs: mmber, 81 cars; 81 machinery. 200, 800 lbs;
coal, % tons; wood, 80 cords; brick 9.O00; ceni
emf, 296 cars; household goods. "a 900 lbs;
stone and marble, cars; linseed oil, 12O brls
oil cake. $40. $50 lbs: salt s cars; RAILROAD ma
terlals, 20 cars: sundries, % cars; car lots 469
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-21
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans

fer st. Paul. Mimi. April 21.-Barrett & Zim.
rlerman report the wholesale trade quiet but an
unusually strong demand from local quarters for
heavy prime drafters and express horses Re-
sceiptswere large and drop in prices was shown
on nearly all, classes Values: ! Drafters extra
common to good s12Oal14O: farm mares extra,
$125@145; farm mares, choice. $110@125: farm
Mares common to good $15@l110. aE,<
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:. Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
tor the day BY loads as follows Chicago Great eat
Minneapolis & St Louis, f. Chicago. st. Paul.
Minneapolis & Omaha, 1s: Great Northern, a:
Northern Pacific, 6; Chicago. Burlington Quin-
! cy, /; Wisconsin Central, l. 500, 21; Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific. /: total, 12S.
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!; Close: Oats. April 34lac; May. 34%c: July
q 1sc: September. 2s1ac; cash oats, No 2 32h 1
q range Of nrices.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

+ DULUTH GRAIN, Opril 21.--Wheat dropped
from 76sc to 16c early on account of the &c
slump at Chicago. Later it hrmed up and re-
covered nearly all the decline selling to 765sc.
The close was at 76lac for May. Trading is
getting into July quite fast: at &c under May
up. at $1.1014. sold off to 81 0ss4 and recovered
to a close at $1.1O bid. September is now only
Nc over May. Receipts-Wheat II cars; fax,
23: oats, 16; rye. 3. Shipments-Wheat. 2l6.-
| 5S3 bu: oats: 272. sos bu; fax: S54,406 bu.
T Close: Wheat--No. 1 hard. to arrive. 7SAc:
h No. / northern, 76s4c: No. 2 northern 75Ec;
No. / northern May. 761ac July 76sc; fax,
cash. S1.09 to arrive and May, 81 10: July.
$1.111a; September. $.191a; October, 2$1.121a
November. $1.nla: oats, cash, 33c; May So &c;
rye. cash. 491ac; May Soc. = - s,
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK April 21--Cat
le--Receipts. $1,000 market strong: beef steers.
$f.05@550: Texans. $275@4:7o; cows and heif.
Hogs-Receipts, ii 900: market strong: heavS
81. 1907 20; packers: $7@7.15: yorkers. $7.0 a
71O; pigs. $6.25@6.90
s3.S0@630; lambs $5.50@7.5O; ewes. $4.15M
6S5. usa@ ~ai-e :;
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NEw YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, April 21-

Receipts, 21.32e< brls; sales. 4.1CO pkgs;
Receipts, 264 ,225 bu; sales 7O00N6 bu;
opened easy on cables, but later turner firm on
fGIeG9g Of Ne5 sn1ets Ma s2 5ny
Steady; state, 57M61c, c. i. f., New York; No.
2 western, 6oc +. O.. b.. afoat. Corn-Receipts
small receipts and covering; May. 53as s@5Shc:
July, 80 I3-16c Oats-Receipts, 81 900 bu:
Close: Wheat, May. 81 14c; July, 765sc. Corn,
May 53c; July, 5Oac. a5 ~ :s
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:. PUTS AND CALLS
= Two o'clock report:
, .Puts-May wheat 1914 @I5Bc. .@.... F.
!. Galls-May wheat, 74k @75c. 'i.' !:
Z Curb--May wheat. 1850.
CASH SALES REPORTED TO-DAY.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. APRIL s

Inspections In-Wheat-Great Northern--No.1 j
northern. 10 cars: No. 2 northern, 23; No. 3, 4
grade. j.. =" !
Minneapolis i IS &; ST. 55Iouis-No 8, 1 car; Nc
500 ! northern 8 cars. -. =
Northern Pacitc--No. northern, cars: No
omaha---No northern, 2 cars No. g., Z; re:
jected. 4 no grade. 3.
2 :. Total--No. L northern, 10 cars: No. 2 northern
IS; No. 3; %; rejected, y; no grade, 4:
wheat 2; No. yellow corn, 4:SNo. 3 white corn
1; No. 5 corn. l.: No. corn. 12: no grade corn
p; No; 2 white oats |; No 8 white oats, 9; No
no. 2 rye. i; No. 5 rye, i; No. barley. . No
barley, g.; no grade barley, 81 No. I fax. s.
rejected flax. ); no grade flax, g.
Inspections Out-No. northern wheat. cars
wheat. i 30: i corn. i; No. 3 white oats )
NO 3 oats, SO; no grade oats. .: No. 2 rye. /
No 3 barley. mo barley. 2: No. 8 barley
s.; no grade barley. 1; No. flax, z: rejected
dax, L.
@ RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS APRIL 20. :.
I'd :Receiyed-LWheat. 81 ears. 4T,94o bu; corn
15. $50 bu; oats 1850 bu: rye $50 bu; flax, 1, ,46
bu flour, $40 brls; millstuffs. 161 tons; may, 4,
tons: fuel oil. G cars; fruit 540. .345 lbs; mer
cfandise. 2, 81 $40 lbs; lumber. "a cars; post
cry Cos. 900 lbs: coal 729 tons: wood, III cords
brick 900: lime. cars: cement Il ,420 sbrls
household goods, 5000 lbs: ties, 2 cars; ston
and marble. 1 car; live stock, 3 cars: salt.
cars dressed meats. $500 lbs: hides. pe1ts, etc.
81, ,00o lbs; railroad materials, Sc ears sundries
! 81 cars car lots. 62O.
Shipped-Wheat. % cars, 2156O bu; corn. %
bu; oats, $500 bu;. barley, 6.240 bu; flax 49
y bu: -FOUR .455 brls: milstuffs, 3S5 tons; hay.
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Receipts, 5000; steady: good to prime steers
s5@5:5o: poor to medium, 81 .250l5: stockers
and an ld feedrs sa@4I9 COWS 8 so@4 80; heifers na
@4:3O; calves. s2.5O@6; Texas fed steers s4@5
| Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1900: tomorrow. 25-
O00; left over, 2,391; steady; mixed and butchers
81. M7.sJ; good to choice heavy, $I40M7. .52k.
| rough heavy. S7.10GD1 .40light, $6.s5@7 rs: bulk
of sales. $7.1007.4O. ~. IL
sheep-Receipts, 5000 sheep and lambs
slow: good to choice wethers, $4.750I6: fair to
choice mixed. $4td4.75: western sheep. 81. .50@6;
| native lambs, $A.50@7: western lambs, $4.5OlT.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-21

ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, April 2l.-Cattle-
Receipts. 5.0OO:~ market steady to easy: beef
steers, $4@5.5O; stockers and feeders, $3.50
4 80: cows and heifers 1926 @450; Texans. 81 80
Hogs Receipts; 1900: market strong to sc
higher; pigs. $I@I 20: packers. $7@7.25: butch
ers and best heavy, $7.2O@7.4O.
sheep-Receipts. |. 800; market steady; sheep.
$4@6; lambs S5M7.50
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, April 21.-Batter re-
ceipts, 1896 4pkgs steady; state dairy, 11@24c;
extra creamery. 25c; creamery. common to choice
1S@24 1ac: Cheese. receipts. 2,723 pkgs: steady:
new state full cream small celored fancy fall
made. 15c: smrll white. 14slc large rolored,
receipts 1929 pkgs: strong: state and Pennsyl-
vanla, Ice; western storage packed. 16c western
frsts, 151ac;- Kentucky, ] SIC; southern, 15c.
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III GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEAPo
E;@ LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE. -. g..

Tuesday, April 21.-Extra creamery but
ter weak; packing stock, steady. Strictly
ffssh fea raaey frnt
steady; ,Cabbage, scarce, u = -" :. pr
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i ST. LOUIS LEAD. April 21.-Lead. dull. 81 so
Spelter, firm; So. 40. sts sEt =
JoNAs Is 1ol ro.DAy

. NEW YORK COPPER AND LEAD, April 81
Copper and Lead-QIiet, unchanged. . =
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-21
HIDES, FURs, PELTs, ETC.

Green salted horse or mule hides.
large 1910 21o
medium. - ESQ 1.75
Green salted horse mule hides,
small ,.,. 70 I IN
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-21

CHICAGO PRODUCE, April 21.-Butter-
.Eggs-Steady; at mark, cases. included IA v c
14Mc. (heese-Steady: twins, 13c; daisies, 130
!3lac: Young Americas 13c Live Poultry
Easier; turkeys, 12913c: Chickens 121ac.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-21

- BUTTER-Extra, creameries. per lb, 24c: frsts
23c; seconds, Ice; dairies extra PIC; trsts. 15c
seconds. 14c; roll and print, 14@15c; packing
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-27
RETURNS TO MEMPHIS
Manager Sam Quisenberry Has
Resigned Here.
Accepts q Better Position-E- A.
Roper 10 Succeed Him.

Mr.. Sam Quisenberry, local man.
ager of the Western Union Telegraph
Co., has resigned his position. effect
i've August 10, and returns to Mem.
pbis 10 accept position with the same
company. This will be unwelcome
news to MT. Quisenberry many
friends here. He has been manager
Of the company here since thu 18th of
last Move Der and has made hustler
and has secured much business and
made many friends for the company.
The health of his family has not
been good, however, and an opportun-
ity presenting itself to get q better
position, he asked to be transferred
and the company has complied with
his request.
He will be succeeded by Mr.. E. A.
Roper of Jackson, Tenn, who will
arrive few days before the 18th.
Mr. Roper is popular young man
who stands high with the company
having formerly been acting assistant
manager at Memphis.
Mr.. Quisenberry has not been APP
prised of what position he will be
given in Memphis, but it will prob
ably be in the cotton exchange office.
He was for many years employed as
operator in the local Western Union
office, but WAS transferred to Memphis
several years ago the first time, and
back to Paducah last year, when there
was a general shaKe.up of managers
and young men were substituted for
the old.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-27
NE WS OF
THE RIVERS.
THE STAGES.

The STAtES.
Cairo, 20.9-0. 1 rise.
Chattanooga, 2.6--0. 8 rise.
Cincinnati, 1913. 1 rise
Evansville, 7.9--0.5 fall
Florence, 1870. 8 fall.
Johnsonvilie. $40 fall
Evansville, $500 rise.
Mt. Carme |, missing.
Nashville, 80. 6 fall
Pittsburg, 6.3-2.4 rise.
Davis Island Dam, 4.s-0.3 fall.
st. Louis, 20.S-1.3 rise.
Psducah, 5000 fall.
Observations taken ut a. IN. River
80 on gauge, a fall Of 0.2 in the last
"a hours. Weather clear and warm.
w. A. Fowler, Observer.
The Pearce is due from GolcoDds
today.
The Penguin is due from Tennessee
river
The Hook is due from Tennessee
river
The Victor is due from Tennessee
river.
The Buttorff left at noon for Clarks-
willie.
The Savannah Is due tom orrow to
ST. Louis.
4 The Clyde is due tonight from Ten
nessee river.
The Dick Clyde is doing a little har
Dor work today.
The Memphis is due to Tennessee
river tomorrow.
The Henry Harley will go to Louis
VILE today or tonight
The Avalon is due to Cincinnati to-
morrow from Memphis.
The Thomas Parker is due this week
from Tennessee rver.
The Richardson left at 10 O'Clock
from Evansville with good trip.
The Dick Fowler left on time this
morning for Cairo with . good trip.
The Chisca has been let Off the
ways and will return home in day
or two.
The Russell Lord left this morning
for Hatchie river for . tow of ties for
st. Louis.
The City Of st. Louis and the Dick
Fowler brought up big excursions from
Cairo yesterday.