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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

Nam e.aif.1yar;. E7d mediums passesss.
Wiz iff'~ - lfsl r"r have VISITED -. Las.
but never N ~. ar-cr,- .. o-l-tIl. s'---~ ~.
t.-t- ayp'1-'T "a The .4gf--slana! a-fuar--r a
STAR 80 radiant snt parking with IT,
T-r!oT int.lIiS-Hre = .rrig-.! ffl-. nn~r f1-css
~ ns',irr a. us euit-Iel ant hlzhly si:'~f
rnaE- i.r Is 80. per q all ru-4iErr~.
III u j. slprseiGt-- a.. r.-.lluslDIe PISTON
- 'rti'a D. has ts-r PLACED ami sfs<- 't1--
shS ha . te-1 ltlpc-~I usaH-. hErnt-s.-4 a-i
c'c"4f~i B. r-s-rur lion. EEaigrat.f! f-=slr..
'wh6 are "a an!rs t4is G!v!r- Eift u .4s -yoy-
siey cr fu"t!lfrsrifs MT . f@fp1iT. bit -
cp;1l- az. = cont lEI - nat ~ hip you
Enfc-ed with his uG@Tful power by the Al
mighty. h- tas maze IL uf. ErElE. ard
Ia now rszcFsi -1-E a hlxhir G.--iYsrd c1a-
Elton hat - car read ne like box
AMI sif- sou Dr. ll-r a..vioe
Ladies can sislt rim G!tl ~ az Q, As-1
ih-tr c1nnt"nrs l~f-aye!. a-d s.nti-fler raa-i
has r. f-as % hing .rrJSsed u.-r Az VII
Hnf IL aim .-iiati- ~ Hum and EsnfiefI4n
80 well. who has 70 -Eg-lbIEgsEg' ''T1I-
COO huS'E-r- connected Nth ME fl.l.iuT--ril.
He sir~+ cr'~-. Ia. and figures. - able sf.f
important s-ricr ard III srfri4t on or al bus
tzrss Unc~r-aE'-E~ waits F.- g CLrfi-g a.
gsr-. s--r-- --1r.tIe fi-sn~~z st~.. guides yDt.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
MRS. ANNIE NEWLANo

Pr.va.. licensed home so- ladies' before and
during confinement. Oldest ard rross rriiah!s
i.stlrprl0- IL tire state. es-ahi'.hsf over forty
yesrs. fcTs comforts. nn.Es-il care. ir.sf:.
adopted. irr-gEisritiss succss>suI.y treated. at;
isssc;i1n slaTsrtsSi. ladies' IN trouble. call
vrfr~. 17iA Olive -
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Mrs. variance and Madga 6rayms.

Private ho-1e. co-ln>rrents- SO: abortion Il
desired perfect s~ciu-ioa. irregularities treated
ra-t pay IN work. ladies' in t-othi. call Or write.
-lssk Olt-e pfrr. NO
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
MRS. OR. DENNIS, 1853 WASHINGTON

Ih- ohIv re.IabIe ITinr-in instI'l'e n the citJ:
II ci-a'isf~i st%syn-re out 70 piA-s
AID cnfnrare u wisk other places. perfect s-ciu-
500. during confinement: Esiifui us~t:csi aft~n-
zion. absolute secT~rv AMI s<f-ty assured moth
~riy care. homo comforts. adp1linn u de- r-,'.
ladies treated. success sIarsnte-1. chargs- r~a-
p1asbip in all cs-~s. CONSULTATION ard iusJrIna-
,ior free Lads call or Erifs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
GOLD. SILVER. MCKEE. PLATING.
GOLD and SILVER

Plating In all its branches: repairing q soiid
silvervare a specially. ciock- watches opsra
glasses and Chandeliers gold plated Gustav u
krause. els Pine. s>ossd rocr.
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LOANS ON FURNITURE.

Rates ana terms unh>ard Of. Look:
QN weekly pays SIS loan.
e1-0 weekly pays q 80 loan.
d weekly pays q so loan.
7te weekly pays q 80 loan.
Pnymslts may be made weekly. eemtrnon:hly
q monthly. II II TO your interest tn consult 10.
An business private and abovebosrd. See
CHEMICAL FINANCE CO..
% Chemical building. Eighth and Olive.
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PERSONA.

personal.
'"~-->---
ity..iisatiis. r-: T. . BIZ 20 : Lo.is
a DETEcTivF;-Jvhen essir.ns. se-vises 9:
800 de;eei.'- IN eonad"nre. atiT-ss HR ~.
a wOSDEI.FT7L F,sHca c-lirg15alI- E.-I;
t- i-l4s c,ine- true. md = sa- tiT's lay
Fr2f.s-gr = Cant. BOX ~ Ben. Ma
BI. c.,zEAt-X. ~ Nah Hrsa-.. = az iF5ss-
lLs-it-.. .il4 81 t-fal- tr.4i'.ss. = sstrs ~
ERGO ToSSO i gtlafas,s-l - -sli-v- sG8-
P-.-.l1n = Toy Bf. taz-llE. - Ws-h-ust1n-
FOR a:5g'isa. o.. baby by. 4ss Iafay-
.tte Phene Cam "a
FOR Msa Onl~-Evsfy man A.. = ,-s6i- ca1
using Cactus cure. y g4rs- al vital w.sSa~--.
fr.Tfe * debility. stfe--T. vaTi-l"-l-. -t1. H-
siesi@ ssi,ss - s iR s rs - St ss
,sIef Gi-ss zr's; slye- . al tnef AZ ut,
r~ru-an.Ht.s ~E-;sfl-- on. application prove
70 inert W.T. fns fr-- trial i11 = ~-aI -
ins. rti.ai.,.Ai1. -.
FREE tr-s'H.;., ~ go. p--5n@s;i:-t!y ~
~ s.ay ~ao 4es,-s neT zIoSts o hsl-- retain
ratErs. -o.o- III =. k@fli4ic
Ladies ~! not Issr-; csliIns y Mrs H5l-
bad: eahnh.IeE,I: I5vsst s:!es,. l+3 ' IltA
,r.s.i5.f, re- Mis Z sisrr. =, frsaEiIla.
LADIES, %hsn n s..s1 -sai % ,r,e -Eial q
PAR. Chemicsi = mi.rsg<ee. VS.
LADIES 81. -e7zFs - oss~ ., 9's--lasI-
= fssis.a- f ;s. =: -, T. pii ~. n n At
I..,- H9s .a.:s s1PI-...~- i:aa< ,:ts-eEs'
~ D.rrtrrn. thirsEc-
LADIEs-In al ohs.fra;-. st-aerrnaI org
parno:osy p- SSifsis.tar-. -,es-f-...'. -
RoIc CoTnn0urd tr.sr. s-asitlv- paiH'-,. -si-.
within ih.-e g y. .2ys nail. 81 =: tca6l-
%. Dept. Rk. Kaa,ss crty. ".
MARIE DURtST. eject. treatment for rh-ti-
rnetIs-n- yapo- netts. - DIV: gI-a eng
NINE FINK. ta@ vor--Efii fsF;ln.-'eIlsF aud
leans: trfrs. .~plrsrei together. ~. F-ank,in.
M9LES. yaIt. .,na!seS pts. make. ani
". u Harri,. =. wsssils;6r av-.
Mrs 4 rCHEpEDEE -eceiv.- co1fn.-ne1ts.
lat!e-. call - FraHk.-n-
- MEs HR R1. 9!. e 80
Mrs. DK SHIT. az Es-tgn. st-oIuts -
E.As nsbl-. t.sl.Ea:t "a: kinLoCh lt3.D.
.FHREXoi,oGr: s,so.e.- % l.ih --I7
through Prof Ned .sGIi's remarkable atyic--
euIts ts ea- :. f ,rn.. zee ia Sln,s
PRIVATE. bones Tor isile, daTing Go fine
a.e.i e,p. sure 'Ia rat aai.'' tes- q car:
ssiiiruiiy trHat@i; n. aniy ir1.;u;i5-s - ,ss
kiai IL the eats in charge % a regular grady
a.ed and r.iiA e physician can % address
Physician. .o2 y. Twsnty-third -. near olive.
DR. vAUCaIRE-s bust developer. IN loud ,
or tablet form can te had a x Kings drug
store. Thirteenth and Lyi-ch. FTlce 81 or s -
8: also E1eel-.oE Massage Cream. both Yho->s.
.IEPERFLUoUs halr. -soi~s. rcd veins b:r-h- I
rra-ss. etc. permanently removed without I
soaring. Miss Sg"ke. . Lunar building, ;
washinE3on and Vsnf~venier svss
WESTERN Peuasy.sauia corst reco.dz Of al !
kinds -raulined- B1z -. PitishurE. II
u: vItaiizi1s, Tonic g build " ard -
crsaSe your weight. can b had a. II. KING
drug store. Thirteenth ard i-ylch. Trce s.. or 1
6 .or s.. both ph1IseE. delivered free
WILL, Nicha.I tlark % Countyeao-a-, Ire
land or h~irz. cornfnun-cat. with Mary CLARK. T
sandy H:li. Nashingto7 County. -. - Now
STOPPING 80 She-ant0ah
Or. Dennis Issu,. M.i iiaI...a p sys
clan and surgeon. conducts the on " resp~~-abIs I
sanitsriurl for confinement in this city perfect I
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
new YORK DENTAL ROOMS

ltIot0. ks.abI!aoe5 Ter q Yen
-. W. Cor. Broadway All
Diva Entrance - Olive q.
Extracting FREE wh.n teeth
srs o-te-ed Larger; and CID
est Dental sssablishrncn; IN fns
cry We enrloy tn. aoSs
ssillsui men Ia the prosess.oa-
Al ~orx yssrent.ed Cons1i:a-
tcn FREE DO nct look far
chap 3>rf!sts. bur come to II
20: prices Op-s ,,s.iy frcm .
IA TO D. n. and sunday
fro.r - 70 I p
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$500 TO $4,000 SAVED

IN buying your plano from Us. stencils or
cheap zJtt@r ny pianos for SPECIAL sale pup 49,
handled b. IL: Cur locaf!On mans biH saving
20 YOU. la-s- stock. best nsks-. reliable gods
Terms 20 sui.-
KLEERAMP BROS. PIANO co. ~ PARK
Twenty y.ars' experience. both rh0re-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
352z OLIVE SyaSET.
MRS. |. SCHAEEER. cLAlRY0YANI

She :. ;a> most briilian; s;ar OF Fer proces-
f.on- fie- advice business. h~aita. ap-cJ.ls-
tioa. love marriage. lawsuits. etc. u accrrzt-
AID truthful. brirRs separated together. settles
lovers 9ue-reis. csuses speedy Marriages. 10
Gates buried treasures. removes evil influences:
c1--~s Si.ckery. ITS and drunkenness. MEDIUMS
ISsayett- ave
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
FLORENCE WHITE,

FLORENCE WHITE,
The no:et Boston medium AID platform speak-
Grand Advice OF business sJctal affairs ard
health May be engage. 20 hoi circles A. your
h0'n-. Once hour. %; 70 Z. 10 g.
NINE. BECKER,
Trance medium. 1874 Wash 81 gives readings
csilv. call this gifted woman. VINO claims
there - m hone 80 unhappy heart sad
but VITA. can be changed through her spiritual
:nrgerce Advice on az bG-in.sS Affairs.
NINE CROWLEY 81 y Broadway, a.vi.,s
OF business lawsuits. speculztion-, settles love
affairs. uritss s-pl-zrsi. removes evil init
~lces. Satisfaction guaranteed. sells lucky
charms: ladies'. g and DC
NINE DOW. eIai-voyan;. oal-nist and read
sr % destiny. gives Advice on love. marriage.
g,-cuiat:on and locates buried treasures I+os
Gashington ave
MRS n W. eiairvoyan unifes the e-parat-
ed atvisss IN lore. marriage. lawsuits bust
ness: answers by mall. I1is Franklin ave
PALMIsT-Have your hand read By Madame
De No-a:e. IiiS y. Sa1deven,er- She tells pas.
pres-rt and future: EeadinEs &c and Zoe
MRS. IDA WOLF. tie gifted Iife reader and
fortune teller from the West removed to 1875
y Thirteenth st: readings. sc and Soc
world. br!lx> separated together: gives god
LICK IN hor-e racing. i2-s Franklin
MADAME REYNOLDS. clairyoyan;. paIrnist.
u-aiteS SEPARATED. brings lovers together. salts
faction ses y Tzenty-secont-
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Leans al 5 Per GEM.

We nake LoANS oN FUkNIlL RE. PI-
III. b. : b.fss. 'I ss..iae I6iM .i..ss.s.:
TnsdEE Ts. S1s{ EGRaE EArNtI kATE e:
TIRE. Ply at your CONVENIENCE LIBERAL
q tsSeRhooA Kinlo.h 81 UNION FINANCE
SouiSsast corner sixth and Locust. Entrance
SIS -. Sixth. opposite Bars
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eH00Aes ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOr nev
OsVNoO6 uarehOTs~. Grand ana IIarfedr
for saf-A--Y!n< OF furniture. pianos ,rI.nE.
vAluables. box-s. etc strictly n-sf-class mo-iax
packing sr:ppins. etc Our IRE Insurance ,ns
.oNest- Money advanced ship good, our care
81 Oi!-e. = q. I.~onorf Auction 4 storare 20
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

STORAGE AND MOVING.
ARSOLT-TE care -'veu IN moving storage
--ck!nx. shipping. household goods. etc: Low
prices E'S- n iGy.- L.ons. IT,, Olive
BONDED warehouse: Henry c W. w!shs
Storage ard Sovi-g CO. LEXIS Franklin !,
money ADVANCED when desired. kinloch C Sc.
y H PORTHAS Storage and Moving Co
Separate rooms. low price. reliable moving
snd storage wi Cass ave: phone u ie4-
OLDEST and cheapest ssorag--house In city:
furniture. pianos. trunxz. etc. stored IN private
rooms. moving Tac<ins and shipping at low
est rates: both phones.
l. z LAEGAN a CO..
O.Hce. 1901 Morgan 81
SOUTH SIDE srorss- snt Ncv.ng Co, iSoi-SS
sidney 81 Tell Sicney Is: Kioloch Victor ~
The Eureka s,o-ar. snI ssovine Coat
rates x:v-r on storage. packing and shipping.
Soit CEs u'eau ave: hcth phones.
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Mr.. Miro DelamOtta,

I-ate n, tho Castle Square Op-rs Company
;h- ~u-!f-farrous tenor. whose services are *
c!tisiv-iy engaged ty Ar Frank wslirrr. d.
rector 81 tie Ncliner Conservatory % Music.
viii accept scholsrs IN vote. culture. operatic
and acting For terms. satalorus etc.
address Franz weitneT director 5s4& Tag.
boulevard ~ Louis No
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VT SICAI..

PTASO-S;e!n~ay 4. sons U->frhi piano. ie--
Get condition. cheap fsr cast. $50 : JsTeT-
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DREssMAkINC.
nv you- dresses and shir. waists erlh-oia
elt1. herastrcsed or stamped by Mr~ Nh
nazhsn. ~ Olive. room si9: reasonahie 49,.
LADIES' tailoring: fzucy s-,tfS = 49, 49,.
=: b--t ssors. l.S O-eson ave ~
.rLAiS S<inx. sh!rt-waist suits and eh.,-
ofsns cioehss- i1i2 sidney St. uIeta:re
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WANTED, LADY OR GENTLEMAN

r-a1ist 70 derlo1strats sheet ,nur.c ar HI.
Nort1s Fai- grounds. must he rey,.x,
.tsdc- Arpsv at 553zA Easton ave ''
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

THEATRICAL.
g. Iori- Calcium LIN. Co-Osysen ard n.y.
cFcx~r SaS furnished FOR -terec con and r,o.
.aE-tictsTe machines. St-reop.icons and Views
for reat: cslTi1m Hight with c1lors furn.sh.d
.or tneatrica. entertainments. r,a.1uerzSe.
drszs balls fs-ry 40 dances. fahisai.x ans H.
irx pictures. Shallow rdzsor-.r1es chrrcn -.
fiNals Xmas fre~s an. weddings ga E.f-,
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

Z. N.spT sI'J ' I.NO Ntf
New warehouse. l,s3 Washington ave 90 rri-
vafe rO1rns for storage: nio,hproos csrpe;-room:
cheapest insurance In the city: you Rave access
TO your room at any time. ali moving. pacing
and shipping guaranteed: money ADVANCED.
established iSsl. Ring I'd g 'f Main 7s1s ard
get our rs-es- We have no branches
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

Or. Dennis 3ssu.. M.i Sels...a p ss:
clan and surgeon. conducts the Only resp~~-abs
sanitsriurl for confinement &c this CITY perfect
esclus.oa and hJne comforts. trained nuns.
loves; ,sfrns. all female troubles skil:s!Iy
treated under absolute guarantee. ladies'. when
needing q specialist come write
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

-, 80 - Be-
tiso = srs IRE 81 zew
designs. and with all .re
from 81 -G ps-..se Stad .
fer So and 81. Terms .
payments Do not waste )
At hixh-pr.ced stores and
vsfs-Eou.e saisz. When
rcod t1Strr-asn. fo- il.tie
n Srsr=-r@s as god as l..
20 ItRtDRJPY Piano :.
st. ?. G. smith. Mfr. A.
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SELKIRK'S STORAGE

House Tor furniture. etc: new and clean. low
est insurance: careful moving. packing ami
.htppins ls-s-iS-l: Choyteau Licensed BIZ the
state and guaranteed by Mississippi Valley
Trust 60. for ZOO
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22
THE CASH TRADE
STEADY MARKETS. FLAX FIRM AND IN
81 GOOD SALE,

x FLAX-Duluth got about all the flax today, or
376 cars in all. There WAS mair market at
first and stronger tone later, some of the No.
seed selling up to $117A. There also con-
siderable business in No. 1 TO arrive.
Closing prices: Minneapolis-Cash, SILT; to
arrive, 81 1854; November, $1-16A.
Receipts herewere "a cars, against 35 year
ago; shipments AZ cars.
n OATS-Raceipts, 20 cars; shipments 10 cars.
No. 3 white closed at 28Bc.
#EfJ CORN--A wider range made between new
and old corn No. yellow closed at Coo for old
and Ace for Receipts, cans; shipments,
2 cars.
MILLSTUlTFS-Bran in bulk. SIS; shorts,
S1450; midi lings. $3.50; mixed feed, SIT; all
o in Mimi eapolis; in 200-lb sacks 81 per ton
additional; in 10O-lb sacks, $1,5O per ton add
tional. Shipm ents. 1,611 tons.
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra, $2O.50; No
/ ground feed 2-3 corn and 1-3 oats, SO-lb sacks
sacks extra, $40; No. ground feed, - and
"a oats, S0-lb sacks, sacks extra, $3.50; No.
ground feed, 1-3 corn and 23 osrts, 75-lb sacks
sacks extra, $40.
s BARLEY - Feed grades, So @37c; mailing
grades, 41A45c Receipts, 4s cars; shipments
"a cars.
RYE--Closing figures for No. 2, 75A @77c. Re
ceipts cars; shipments cars,
Nm HAY-Active demand and strong; market; tim
4 othy soc higher. Choice timothy, $3.50; No.
timothy, $S@S.50; No. timothy, $7@S; No.
timothy, $6.50@7.50; upland, choice, ST. No.
upland, So 80; No upland, $'5@6.5O; ,swale
$4.5O@55O; midland, $6@650; rye straw. $5@6
wheat and oat straw, $3.50@4. co. Receipts
LAG tons - -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22
MONEY REPORTS

BERLIN, Nov. 22-Exchange on London. 20
marks $4A pigs for checks, Discount rates:
Short bills, 3& per cent; three months bills, 4
per cent.
PARIS, Nov. e. Three per cent rentes, 9sf
40c for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
Ice for checks.
600 WAS wtSdraMn from fe Ban ~ e Rnsan
today for shipment to Malta.
ST; PAUL, Nov. 22.-Bank clearings today,
MINNEAPoLIs. Nov. 22.-Bank clearings to-
day. So, s94,91 20. New. York exchange, selling
rate, zoe premium; buying rate 1Oc premium;
Chicago exchange, selling rate, SOC premium
Sosg exc sight
NEW YORK, Noy:: 22.-close Prime mer-
Change firm With business IN bills
ct 81 81 15@4 81. 30 for demand and at $4s4.2a@
81 .25 for 60-day bills; posted rates, $4S5 and
$4s7h "a. 49, commercial bills, $4.s4; bar silver,
ssc; Mexican lean dollars, 47e: government bonds
on call strong and higher, 21a@4 per cent; clos,
Ing bid and m offered at 8 per cent: time loans
| months, By Cd per cent. ~. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22

Louisville & Nashville. 14ss4; Missouri, Kansas
folk Western: TN; Norfolk s Western pre-
erred 81 ontari9 Western, Am; Penn.
Heading first preferred, %; Reading second pre-.
ferred, Al; Southern Railway, seA Southern
Union Pacific il6M; Union Pacific prefe FRED
81; United States Steel, 2sM United States steej
preferred: %; Wabash. ~ Wabash preferred
Bar silver. t1rm 27Md per ounce.
Money, 2@21a per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market fol
short bills is 3 l-1B@SM per cent. The rate Of
discount In the open market for three months
bills Ia 4Gl2 lila ner cent IA
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22

Hliteracy among negroes is about seven
times as common as among whites, and
this ratio between the races has not
altered materially in the last ten years.
llltteracy among southern negroes is more
than four times that among southern
whites. ss,
Chicago has passed an ordinance per-
hitting hunting with shotguns within the
city limits, except within 500 feet Of a
building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22
THE FLOUR MARKET
BETTER REPORTS BUT THE MARKET Still
.t-r UNSETTLED.

AIillers made out the market to be in much
better shape this morning and the outlook better
al! around: Inquiry is coming more fully and
shipping directions for old orders keep the mills
busy. A difference In conditions is found how
ever. Last night the Milwaukee, reports made
the market 1Oc lower, but Minneapolis millers
We're trying for frmer prices and this morning
the list is shade higher. Even local millers dt
not find trade alike and while the general situa
ton looks better some still complaining.
Shipments, 90, 647 brls.
First patents quotable at $6@61O; second
patents, $5.S50l5.9 first clears, $435@4 40
wood; second clears. 81 1922 So, in wood + o
In Minnea polls
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22
PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Nov. 22.-Liberal re-
ceipts. Of hogs and lower prices at the yards
ment was a tride easier Pork was Unchanged
At %ef s12 down LARD sSa Tss af 2s Ribs
I Close :" Pork, November, $11.55; December,
s1l.2S; January, $l2.571k @l2.so; May s127o@
T1 Close: Lard November, see5; December,
se92k; January. ST; May, .$7l5@7: 17h. '
Close: Ribs, January, $3.50; May, $665@
6.57k. 80,
NEW YORK PROVISIONS Nov. 22,-Beef,
steady. Pork quiet. Lard quiet; prime west
ern steam 81 45. -lr.-- III. ssz -. ia
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22
EQUALLY IGNORANT

Bill Collector-The boss wants to know when
you're going to settle this account isIa7E
Mr. Slingun de Munnaway-Please tell your
boss his curiosity in that direction Is no greater
door as you go out It jars on my nerves.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and shipment

The weather map shows slightly higher tenn
peratures with no moisture in any direction.
Kansas City-Trife foggy, mild, seasonable.
st. Louis-Clear, pleasant. s. !,
Omaha-Clear, pleasant.
St. Louis wired One milling firm sold $4,000
packages -four yesterday. This largely for do
nestle use.
Chicago-Fifty thousand bushels corn worked
here for. export. $50 4
Clearances: Wheat and -four, 10000 bu; corn,
none; oats, none. =:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-22
GENERAL PRODUCE
Official Quotations of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, Corrected Up to IL M,
Tuesday, Nov. 22;

Official Quotations of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, Corrected Up to IL M,
BUTTER-R Receipts yesterday. 1850 lbs; cream
cries, extras, 25c; creameries irsts, 24c; cream
cries seconds l9e daries extras 24e diaries
15c; ladies. seconds. lac; renovated, extras tie;
packing stock. s@14c: .s.-
new laid, doz cases Included, 26c; fresh, current
Gde1eeelpts case count cases INCLUDED $5S5 can,
storage No l. carloads S ioe storage e pa paid to
eass Of sos e. 3? as
r Isl Q. fats fancy nh@n2ei
twns e o. fats FANCY daisies twins
Etc., SSjss X e S. ef5sS
s@ % lx1mest No; !, lihc; primeest,o ~; 2.
fancy block, 1sc; Swiss, Choice Block, 11@l2c.
dead, doz, coo; squads, nesters, fancy selected.
live or dead, doz, $1.5O@2; small poor and
thin, unstable.
LIVE PoULTRY-Turkeys fat, 12c; old toms,
scraggy, &c; BOOSTERS, old, &c; ducks, young,
white, Sc; ducks, colored, 71ac; geese, Sc;
DRESSED POULTRY (undrawn) - Turkeys,
fancy, Ice; choice, 13@14c; old toms, 13c; culls,
%ef chickens springs fancy ss prings
culls, SC; ducks, fancy, heads off, 10c; ducks,
fair to good, 5000; geese, fancy, heads off, e'A
Ss daf IS s93e sg fsnss c VEAL fair
3@5c; mutton, fancy, 5k@6c; lambs, milk,
fancy 7@sc; lambs milk thin, 5@ec; hogs
FISH-Pickerel, Sc; bullheads, &c; crappies
e@eAc; pike, 7@sc; sunfsh, perch and small
BEA,Ss. 9uotstions include SACKS; Fancy
du nHsd ana d fT s@s faa
81. SO; brown, fair to good, 81; Lima California
DRIED PEAs-Fancy yellow, bu, 81. go; me
dium $780, green fancy, $3.50; medium s1.l0
.APPLEs-Jonathans brl, s5@5.5o; snows, 81
Goldsn 81 fthefn SPIES g; e Srsssipg:, g
nt1 ASSSsS5S Fl SSHts 49, nsvels 1915
LEMoN s~california, fancy, as to size, s5.25
&SkHfHzss fsssy #hs: fs sections.
fancy white, lab sections, 13c; choice white
LIP Sections loc; amber loc; goldenGod hoe
CABBAGE-New, large crates, SIPS; ton S.
Rurais, CARROTS, sacked, soc; red stock, CARROTS
2s s Rs e ssk &c fin
$3.50. - - - -
ONIONs-Dry, per 100 lbs, $3.50.
=. VEST COAST FRUITs-Fancy pears, per box
$2.254250; ounces, $1.75. -..... 49,
GRAPP Fl s. extra fancy, o. kag. So
f'Rsy bu RHay D"ssst
punches, $225@250; medium punches. S..
CRANBERRIEs-eEarly Blacks, brl, 81. rs
| Late HOwes, brl, So. =. IS " Ill. ~. =. --rs-.re
=. NEW ETABLEs-Beans string. % bu
So; beans, wax. 20 bu. 3d.; beets, bg, a5e
cry, 25@3Oc; cucumbers, doz, -$1:50@1 90; egl
plant, sI.70; garlis, .10@i2kc; lettuce doz, soc
lettuce, heads doz, 81 %; mint dog, 40c; onions
shallots, doz punches, 75c; parsley, doz, zoe
Eadishes rognd, doz punches. Zoe; squash, Hub
bard, ton, SO; tomatoes, 1-3 bu, So; turnips, bu
| Goo; watercress, doz 90c. 20. : :.
80 BUCKWHEEAI FLouR-Brl, $3.50; bales, tel
| 1O-lb bags, l$3. 20. f. - ..s-'s' -
CHICAGO PRODUCE, Nov. 2.-Butter steady
! creamerles 16@24c; dairies, 15@21c. Egg
Arm OF j,o1, 40