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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-07
FOR sALE-aEAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE-INDIANA TRUST CO.
REAL ESTATE-Eight rooms. modern Morton
Place, 5000. WADDLE, 50 Law bldg Phone
REAL ESTATE-Business block, Washington
st; a rare chance. WADDLE S25 Law bldg.
fn0ne zyoz.
REAL ESTATE-Modern nine-room house on
Ruckle ST; very cheap at si.20. Il. F. CLINE,
ia E. Market 81.
REAL EsTATE-Insure with. = :. CRUISE. old
and tried eornra<ies." Prompt adjustment
REAL ESTATE Bargain. Vacant lot, S: state
ave. belonging TO nonresident c F. SAfLES
REAL ESIAfE-Eigh room modern house Tai
bot ave. near Twentythi St; cheap at $1,000.
B. F. CLINE. IA f. Market.
REAL EsTATE-Best site for fiat down town;
four blocks from Washington street. c. +.
SAYLES Co, ia e Market ST
REAL EsTATE-Two-story. modern home Park
week WADDLE IS Law bldg &C. 'PhOne 2Os2.
REAL ESTATE-If you want a snap in fine lot
Oh Central aye near Twenty fourth ST. see
REAL ESTATE-I want offer one of the
best lots in Morton Place, Twentieth st.
See me personally. b. +. CLINE, 12i f. Market.
REAL EsTATE-Modern home, eight rooms.
bath and furnace, Delaware St. near Nine
tenth; a bargain. II. WADDLE, SO Law bldg
REAL ESTATE-Fine. modern. up-to-date ten
room house Central ave-, south of six
teenth st; very cheap at $3.50. Il. +. CLINE,
l24 E. Market.
bath. furnace, hardwood floors, cemented cellar
and walks; keystone ave. e. +. SAYLES *
Co. III Il. Market st.
REAL ESTATE-Desirable building lot, east side
of College ave, between Iwenty-seventh ana
Twenty eighth SITS; 80 or 66-ft. front c. +.
SAYLEs & CO.. 127 E. Market st.
REAL EsTATE-I want TO buy house south of
Sixteenth on Delaware or PENNSYLVANIA ST, or
north of Sixteenth on Meridian, south of Twen-
tieth. b. f. CLINE, l24 K. Market st.
REAL ESTATE-We are in the real-estate bust
ness and respectfully solicit your patronage IN
rentals fire insurance, sales or loans. j. F.
MCCORMICK q Co, 1017 Law building.
REAL ESTATE-A bargain $500 will buy a
reasons for selling; make offer at once.
JOHN WOCHER BRO, % N PENNSYLVANIA st.
REAL ESTATE-Best location in the city for
fat: Meridian St, south of ST. Clair; lot S5x
see JOHN WOCHER & BRO, % n. Pennsyl-
vania st.
REAL ESTATE-S49O will buy lot on Talbot
ave, between Twenty ninth and Thirtieth SITS:
this is the cheapest lot in that location; lot 40
feet front; full depth. b. F. CLINE, l24 Z.
Market st.
REAL ESTATE-I have some Splendid lots
north, near Thirtieth St; will trade for rental
property and pay cash difference; here is
change for you to get north. b. +. CLINE, 124
f. Market ST
REAL ESTATE-Dont forget that pre-
pared to handle business blocks and large
ments; also farms j. F. MCCORMICK & Co,
l9l7 Law bldg. New phone 1894
REAL ESTATE-Iarge house. II rooms, suitable
70, for boarding house; practically new. on
than 10 per cent. Investment JOHN WOCH-
Ek q BRO, % n. Pennsylvania ST
A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
REAL ESTATE-Substantal and attractive dou-
BILE house (sheeted and lined) of six rooms ba tn
and furnace each side; cistern and city water
in kitchen; cement walks and cement cellar;
good shed location az Off
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FOR SALE-MISCELLA

FOR SALE-Or rent: Invalid and reclining
chairs w. ID. ALLISON CO. 9o5 n. Alabama.
FOR SALE-World's fair advertising novelties;
write for prices. MISSOURI SUPPLY CO.,
ST louis Mo
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THE DAILY RECORD OF
TRANSFERS, MORTGAGES

The following figures show the daily rec
ord of real-estate transfers, real-estate,
mortgages and building permits:
Transfers
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WANTED-AGENTS.

N
WANTED-General agents for excellent house
hold article. Big money for right man. IN
TERNATIONAL NOVELTY COMPANY, 1885
Broadway, n. Y.
WANTED-Agents for stop runaways; hitch
horses solid instantly; carry in pocket sight
seller; agents wanted. POCKET HITCHINCi-
POST CO. Munce, Indiana.
WANTED-Agents and dealers, entirely new
10Th century imported gas lamp the world 5
greatest Improvement in incandescent lights
Sells at sight big profits. MODERN LIGHT
CO, importers. 143 W. 18th St. y. Y.
WANTED-Agents wanted in Illinois and In
diana. Ten dollars n day easily made by our
agents. No experience necessary. Outfit and
instructions sent receipt of postage (lec) to
parties giving satisfactory references. Address
p. Nj. c., p. o. Box 1905, Boston, Mass.
WANTED-Agents for Automatic Washers sell
themselves. One agent writes Exhibited
sample 10 ten women; took ten orders" Time
required - minutes: profit $50: guaranteed
TO do washing in 30 minutes: furnishes its own
power; requires neither labor nor attention
costs less than any other machine. Free sample
and exclusive territory furnshed: $50 week
guaranteed; thousands of testimonials. AUTO
MATIC WASHER CO.. Station u, Chicago.
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BURNING BUSH NOSES
SAW IN HIS JOURNEY
Species of Biblical Plant from
Whose Depths the Voice of God
Came to Be Exhibited.
Denver Times.

And the angel Of the Lord appeared unto him
In a flame OF fire out OF the midst OF a bush,
and he looked. and. behold. the bush burned
with fire. and che bush not consumed. And
Moses said, 1 will aside and this
great sight. why the bush is not burnt. And
when the Lord that he turned aside 10 see.
God called unto him out Of the midst Of the
burning bush and said: Moses. Moses And
he said: Here 1 am" And He said: Draw
not nigh hither; put off thy shoes from off thy
feet for the place whereon thou standeth is
holy ground. EXODUS ill., rs.
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NOTICE.

>~~~OONOO~.~0~0~~>O O~>~~~~~~-~~N~>~~>~>>
NOTICE-Justin A. Kellogg. Counselor at Law.
NOTICE-H r KESTER. slO Virginia sani-
tary plumbing; special attention 10 repair work.
Old phone, Main as; new, $50
NOTICE-Joseph Gardner. 80 Kentucky avenue.
repairs furnaces. tin and slate roofs and puts
galvanized iron tops on nues Telephones 81
All advertisements inserted in these columns
are charged at the very low rate OF cents
line. BLANK or dash lines at the same price per
line. Telephone 2SS and your al. VIII be called
for.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-151i Central: modern: rooms
hardwood flOrs; hot water heat Apply lSS
Central
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DIED..

PATTERSON-W. A. Patterson died 7;So a. M
at the residence Of his daughter. Mrs T. NJ
Dickson. e4S East Market Funeral services az
1880 p. m. Monday Burial at Crown Hin. Friends
invited. Funeral services will be conducted by
Rev. y Il. Phiputt.
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FIN ANCIAL--
PRIVATE LOANS
MADE ON NEW PLAN.
ANY amount from s. up loaned
on furniture. pianos, horses wagons
etc, without removal. and the same
Gay you ask for IL. No delay.
Our rates are the lowest In the city
Payments arranged to suit you.
VIII accept all any part Of loan
at any time. IL desired for payments
YOU GET FULL AMOUNT ASKED FOR
No CHARGES TAKEN OUT IN ADVANCE.
Remember We make no Inquiries
OF your neghbors and friends.
nor 90 publish your transaction.
our treatment is always courteous
and liberal. REMEMBER. IL costs
you nothing 10 get our rates.
Positively charge unless loan is made.
PRIVATE OFFICES.
All business strictly confidential.
THE INDIANAPOLIS MORTGAGE
AND LOAN COMPANY
old Phone 54l. Room 10 IsT r. Market 81.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
BUSINESS GLANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE-Splendid location for
ming factory in good farming community. Ad-
dress Box q, Pendleton, Madison Co. Ind.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Have 5000 shares mining
stock. worth Sl-25 per share. VIII sell entire
block for $4,000 Must sell quick for cash. APP
ply 100.
BUSINESS CHANcE-n YOU want TO buy sell
trade your business, no matter where located.
list it with THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 81
Fitzgerald building
BUSINESS-A stock OF boots and shoes and
fixtures for sale: all new and up 10 date. In
Ohio town OF 5000; price right. THE BUSINESS
EXCHANGE, 81 Fitzgerald building.
BUSINESS CHANcE-Hotel in Indianapolis. 100
rooms European, clearing $1,000 monthly. ele-
gantly furnished. all new; good lease. Call or
write THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 81 Fitz-
gerald building.
BUSINESS CHANcE-I00 lots FREE; first 100
applicants sending stamp VIII receive deed OF
a lot, size Z5Xl00 feet. 10 advertise Westminster
Park suburb New York 10TH CENTURY
REALTY CO. Wall St. ~ Y.
BUSINESS CHANCE-we have s5c.0O0 per
cent. preferred stock for sale In large small
blocks This stock is acceptable 20 any ma
tiOnal bank and will shortly command a con-
siderable premium. Apply 20 a. II. POE.
BUSINESS CHANCE-The only exclusive bakery
in Ohio town Of 100; frst-class machinery,
steam power. nice showcases and fixtures, two
story brick building; rent so per month. THE
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 81 Fitzgerald building
BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale. cigar and news
stand. grocery and meat market In good resi-
dence neghborhood; price $3.50. or invoice;
doing business SIS per day: a hrst-csass meat
market complete cheap IL sold soon; also
complete meat market for less than half price.
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 81 Fitzgerald
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wANTED-SITUATION.

WANTED-Young man twenty-seven years old
single. desires employment: has had ten years
experience travelling grocery salesman. three
years experience assistant storekeeper Tor
large railroad good reference.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-By young man twenty-five years old,
roommate TO occupy newly furnished room.
furnace heated; Sl.25 per week Address $40 T..
New York st.
WANTED-Good business hotel or restaura M
preferred: will invest ST. 600 So 200. PROPOSE
ton must be gilt edge. THE w. b. MORRISON
co. 46 y. Pennsylvania ST.
HOME WORKS. weekly during spare time:
no canyassing, experience or money needed .
incose stamp for outfit. instructions. etc Ad-
dress UNIVERSAL CO. 80 w. I'D St. New
York
WANTED-Ladies and gentemen-New begin
ners wishing TO learn good. first-class dancina,
act and get good start call PROF, RAY\O.
2SO West Ohio street, indianapolis. Phone 1919.
Brown.
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FOR RENT
34s Jefferson ave. six rooms bath and fur
mace; cistern and city water in Kitchen good
front and back pcrches; cement walks; s-g per
month.
THE UNION TRUST CO..
1l6 T. Market ST.
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FOR SALE
Typewrters all makes. IS up
Machines rented $3.50 per month.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 80 Monument d.
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WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS.
JEWELRY-
Special Bargains in Diamonds for Christmas
Watches Clocks and Jewelry cheaper than ever
Victor Talking Machine with 30 records for
sale at a bargain
500 reward for a watch l can't repair.
Open every evening.
c. F. WHITAKER,
80 North Delaware st.
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c. BUTTERwORTH. TAILOR. FORMERLY IS
EAST OHIO STREET HAS REMOVED TO
SUITE 3i6-3l7 NEWTON CLAGPOOL BUILD
ING. BEST ATTENTION GIVEN TO OLD
AND NEW PATRONS.
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REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT dental
parloT has removed 70 resident Office. north
east corner Fort Wayne avenue and Alabama
street Take ~ Alabama. Central o.
Broad Ripple Ida PURCELL FACE.
Dentist. Phone. red 4o..
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$50 \. illinois ST 10 rooms mod. barn. $1,000
1927 N Illinois 81 rooms mod barn.. 30
1908 Park ave 10 rooms hath barn...... $50
24o5 N CanItol ave rooms modern barn. 20.00
126 E Pratt ST : rooms hath...........2 1000
1909 E Market ~ ( rooms ba tn .......... 1900
11S5 Spruce St 6 rooms hath................ 1900
$40 Jefferson ave 6 rooms bath furnace. %. 90
1923 Broadway rooms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
FLATS.
Lindsey" 3 rooms, BATH range, No. g.. 1850
STORES.
4S3 Massachusetts, ave, good storeroom, base
n1ent, living rooms.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Lady stenographer owning own ma
chine; must be rapid; state salary. Box 1S1,
Journal.
WANTED-Ladies-$l5 per week sewing at
home; materials free. no canvassing beautiful
sample sent free on receipt of addressed en-
velope. MAJESTIC LACE CO, n. Y.
WANTED-Ladies, pleasant profitable work YOU
do home; canVassing letter copy
ing. For particulars send addressed envelope.
WOODBURY. CO, 132 Nassau St. y. Y.
WANTED-S2O per thousand paid for copying
letters Several other lines of work give
out. So weekly working evenings Enclose stamp
for particulars. COLUMBIA WHOLESALE Co,
Peoria. H.
WANTED-Three women for restaurant kitchen,
good chambermaids housemaids, l pastry
cook ard l pantry girl. Also girls for general
housework. THE w. b. MORRISON CO, 10
f. Market st.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.


WANTED-Men to learn barber trade. Call or
write Room 16. Shield block.
WANTED-Any person to distribute
pies; $3.50 daily. steady. EMPIRE" 1923
Grand BOul., Chicago.
WANTED-Parties of upright character to rep
resent us; salary. 81. paid weekly; cash adj
vanced for expenses. COLONIAL CO, CaXton,
Chicago.
WANTED-Men to learn trade that will net
$40 weekly; five weeks complete: earn as you
learn, before spring. Write j. BALLARD,
Prop, Upton, Ind.
WANTED High grade office man with expert
ence in banking and credit man. travel
ing, would consider position manager; city or
st. Louis Box 132, Journal.
WANTED-Men to plant mushrooms in cellars
for our use; Sl2 per week and expenses, spare
time. Addressed envelope for contract, COM
BINED GROWERS. Beekman St, n. Y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. active. man as manager
in every locality over 5000 inhabitants, for
large advertising corporation. Address. stating
qualifications and references, CASH COUPON
Co. Denver. Colorado.
WANTED-Ofhce man for Chicago. Salary and
commission will 5000 a year. 81, 200 cash
required. Money secured. Don't answer unless
you have the cash and good reference. MANA
GER HUGHES, ISL to $50 Wabash avenue, Chi
cago. Ill.
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PIONEER BRASS WORKS.
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A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT
REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and attractive dou-
BILE house (sheeted and lined) of six rooms, bath
and furnace each side; cistern and city water
in kitchen; cement walks and cement cellar;
cabinet mantels; large front and back porches;
good shed. For location and price call at Office.
Rental, $3.50 yearly.
THE UNION TRUST co.
1l6 East Market ST.
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EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
CHIROPoDIsT.

CHIROPODISrS-Welch and wife. antiseptic
chircp0dists. Room S. ~ ~. Meridian 81.
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.
FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS.
LAUNDRY.


UNION COOPERATIVE LAUNDRY-Nos. 2ss-
23s Virginia av Phone lzee.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-13
UNION PACIFIC IS
CENTER OF TRADE
VARYING FLUCTUATIONS KEEP
SPECULATORS GUESSING.
Opening Dealings Small and Changes
Narrow-Stocks Are Neglected and
Prices Drift Aimlessly-St. Paul and
Pennsylvania Lead Resistance to
Selling Pressure.

New York, April 13.-Opening dealings
In stocks to-day were small and price
changes were narrow both ways Interest
centered in Union Pacific which opened
unchanged, advanced Il and then dropped
back and fuctuated uncertainty.
Advances of Y in Amalgamated Cop
per and Brooklyn Transit and a decline
or u In Kansas & Texas preferred and
Anaconda were the largest changes
Generally speaking prices ruled slightly
below yesterdays closing. Supporting or
ders in Union Pacific became effective
and 1t rallied to 81. Other stocks re-
covered pretty fully, but speculation be-
came quite dull on the rally.
A rapid drop to SO in Union Pacific dis
couraged attempts to advance prices and
the market reacted sharply. Declines
from the top prices reached u or more in
St Paul, Union Pacific, Amalgamated,
Brooklyn Transit and Sugar.
stocks were neglected and prices drifted
almlessly within a narrow compass. The
varying fuctua lions in Union Pacific kept
speculative sentiment undecided. Ana
conda fell ~, Chicago Terminal 15s and
Lake Erie & Western 1. ~.
Bonds were dull and steady at noon
The selling pressure focused again on
Union Pacific and it broke to S5k. Other
STOCKS showed some measure Of resis-
lance and hardened later when st. Paul
and the pennsylvania group came into de-
mand. Union Pacific rallied a point. q
Union Pacific's recovery to about last
nights level and Pennsylvania rise above
LIZ stltfened the market slightly, but
prices did not hold WELL Toledo, st. Louis
q Western preferred rose H.
Prices were inclined to advance late in
the day and the plane of the market
got above last night st. Paul, PennsyI-
van1a, Reading Baltimore & Ohio pre-
1erred, rth-Western preferred and Con-
solidated Gas gained a point or more. Re-
pubic Steel preferred and Mexican Central
lost l. Cleveland, Lorraine & Wheeling
preferred rose on one transaction. Read
ing second preferred gained on the in
increase in the dividend, and North Amer
lean Tell ~. The closing was dull and
firm. -
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Minneapolis: o'
Closing figures arc hid
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-13
THE CASH TRADE
RYE, OATS, CORN AND MILLsTUFFs AL
FIRMER

n1E, OAlS, COhN AND MILLSTUFFS ALL
FIRMER.
FLAX-Quiet but steady. Not much on sale
ard good demand for it.
Minneapolis received cars. against 10 a year
ago and shipped only l. Duluth received Is
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash. S1.15; to
arrive: SLIP; March, $115; May, -$1.15.
figure: RECEIPTS, none: shipments, car.
oATS--Hgher by Ac on all grades No. 8
white closed at 3S1ac. Receipts, s cars; ship
ments. AZ cars.
FEED AND MEAI.-Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra. S17.7561S:
No ground feed, 23 and 1-3 oats SO-lb
sacks. sacks extra. $1S.75@19: No. 2 ground
feed, = corn and u oats, 75-lb sacks sacks
extra, $40. 1920; No. 3 ground feed. Is corn
and % oats 75-lb sacks, sacks extra, $50. rs
GG21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and higher. Mllers
note an improved demand. The output is light
to which is largely due the strength. Bran in
bulk, $14.50014.75 shots. $155O615 rs: mid
dlings. $11@17.50: red dog. $19m19. 5O all f.
Q. b. in Minneapolis; in 1OO-lb sacks, ST so Der
ton additional: in 2O0-lb seeks, 81 per ton addi-
ttonal. Shipments, S41 tons.
BARLBY-Feed grades are quoted at 3464oc:
mating grades MT 41@50c. Receipts, cars;
shipments, 10
KYE-No. closed at 6s1ac Nothing in and
nothing doing. " ~
:. HAI-Imothy, choice. SlO.5o@11; timothy.
No. |, $1o@1o.50: timothy, No. 3. SS.50G9. 50:
timothy. low grade. $7@lS; upland choice So 20
M1O; upland: No. i. $4,000; upland, No. 2,
S7.50@S; midland. $7l7.50; slough S5Gs:
straw. wheat and oat. S4@5 straw, rye So 50
M6. Receipts, 40 tons.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-13
LATER SEEDING
In NORTHWEST
CONDENSATION OF TO.DAY'S
CROP REPORTS.
Soil Conditions Generally All Right,
Except for Excess of Snow in Places
The Red River Valley Too Wet
to Promise an Early Start.

The weather bureau in its first crop re-
port Of the season says:
In the first half of the week the day
temperature were generally moderate,
but the night temperatures were near or
below the freezing point till the night Of
the Sth, when many Of them were below
rs degrees.
1.-THE winters snow had all left the
a continuation of the seeding of wheat
and oats which had begun early in the
week on dry rolling lands as far north
as Norman county, but the recent snow
and rain has stopped work in all parts
Of the state for some time.
ut Is feared that the rapid melting of
snow in the Red River valley will flood the
fields and keep them wet for some time
Glover and winter rye seem to have
wintered WE'LL
Washington, April 13.-The weather
bureaus weekly summary Of crop con-
ditions says:
"As a whole. the weather conditions
during the week ending April 1 were not
favorable for farming operations in the
principal agricultural districts east Of the
Rocky mountains, being unseasonably
cold in the central valleys and southern
states, with too much moisture over the
middle gulf states and large part Of the
central valleys.
Spring wheat seeding was in full prog
ress and well advanced over the south
ern portion of the spring wheat region
until interrupted by the severe rain and
snowstorm of April and 8, which will
delay this work for several days"
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT ADVANCES ON CROP REPORTS
CORN EASIER=QATS FIRM

Chicago. April Embarrassed northwest re-
celpts and crop advices showing an unfavorable
firm tone in the wheat pit to-day. There was
scattered demand for the July option with
very little for sale. July opened a shade to II c
higher at S59sc to S57sc. Later on the unfavor-
able crop Advices the market advanced to SEC.
Receipts at Chicago, minneapolis and Duluth to-
day were II cars, against 241 cars last week and
1888 cars year ago.
Numerous damage reports have continued to
come in thruo9t the day, resulting in good
to sell was manifested. and in consequence the
market acquired pronounced strength. July adj
vanced to S1Nc and closed at S7&c. an ad-
vance of IL @17sc for the day ~ '.
Close Wheat-May. 93@c; July. s7A@s7Sc;
Cash Wheat-No. red wheat, $1@1.02; No
red 95c@$1; No. hard. 92@96c; No. hard.
S3@95c; No northern. 96c@$1; No. 2 north.
ern. 9O@9Sc; No. spring, S5@9Sc
In corn; owing to fairly liberal offerings and
easier cables, there was reaction after an early
advance due to country advices that seeding had
been retarded in many sections by an unseason-
Bile weather. July opened unchanged to lac
higher at 49Mc to 497sc. The market advanced
We're 100 cars, with go of contract grade.
The market hrmed I'D in sympathy with the
strength in wheat July selling up to 5O9s m
2oAG; The closing price showed net gain for
Close. Corn-April. 52skc: May. Sc: July,
Cash Corn-No. ., Sc: No. 8. Az @51c.
Small receipts and unnfavorable crop advices
opening was easier liberal selling by pit
traders, July being shade to Rake lower at
36ac to 367sc. Later, on poor crop reports, July
advanced to 37kc. Local receipts We're II cars
Close: oats-May. 377sc; July, 1880; Sep
Cash oatsENo. 2. askc; No. 3 ssc
The following was the range of prices for old
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MONEY REPORTS

c. MEW anoE April 1s-cose: Prime
strong st n Nth s aetual business in bankers bills
1890 for sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4s5a
and 81 ~; commercial bills, S4.S4A; bar silver
53ac; Mexican dollars. 43c government bonds.
firm; railroad bonds, irregular. Money on cali
easy at IA OLE per cent; closing. bid and asked,
~ per cent ;, time loans easy and dull; sixty
days, Z1s@2A per cent; ninety days, 2h@2A
per sent cent; six months, 81 per cent.
PARIS, April 13.-Three per cent rentes 90
francs centtmes for the account: exchange on
LONDON 2S francs 13h centimes for checks.
WASHINGTON, April 13-To-days statement
OF the treasury balances in the general fund
exclusive of the $3.50, 600 gold reserve in the
division Of redemption shows: Available cash bal
SlS051, 81; United States notes, SO, 355 sos;
treasury notes of 1890. $s1,7S4; national bank
notes n ss; SO oo1 747 total receipts this day
total receipts this Eeas ssi fo oo 81
pe rsl tts this day. total expendi
his ihis year S42s 3ss 3s4; deposits in national
LONDON, April 1s.-Bar gold, rs 1od; Ameri-
:, BEL BERL III April 1a.-Exchsnge London 20
marks 4612 pigs for checks; discount rates, short
nails, ~ per cent; three months bills 81 per
NEW YORK. April 1s.-Heidelbach 1ekle.