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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-25
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS

up to 941ac. reacted to s3c. rallied TO 94c.
closing at 933sc. September opened down
1sc at S21kc. rallied to S27sc and closed on
bottom at Size
our stocks Show decrease for three
days of 100000 bu. Receipts I66 cars,
against 127. Duluth Z. against 8. Chicago
121. against u; Kansas City 152. and St
Louis $4,000 bu. Clearances of wheat and
-four 139, 900 bu primary receipts, 47S.000
bu, against 277 900 bu a year ago; ship
ments $4,000 bu, against 165, 900 bu.
The visible supply is reported at sc, Az
600 bu, decrease of $4,000 bu; the total
last year was 31.196,0 600 bu. Corn, II, ,093.
goo bu. an increase Of 100000 bu; oats,
1867 600 bu. a decrease Of $4,000 bu.
Worlds shipments, S,2SS 900 bu, last week
$3.50, 900 bu and last year 10.544.00 bu
Wheat on ocean passage. 46,12S,000 bu.
decrease of 1.560000. bu; corn, 9,136,0O0
bu. decrease of 81 600 bu.
Chicago Cash Business-Cash prices
were off sc to BE on wheat Saturday. Low
grades, which have been on the decline for
the choice grades. No. hard at gee to
81 03; No. red. Csc: No. red, 7Sc to CSC
No. , red was about May price; In spring
wheat the only sales were of No. at CSC
TO 81. 90. There was no fresh business
done at the seaboard
Weather-The map shows heavy rains
in Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma and Ne
City, Kansas and in Texas. Raining this
morning at North Platte. Sioux City and
i'm Texas Generally cloudy west and
temperatures all over The country. Snow
ing this morning at Denver county, with
precipitation at 2.30 al a. M; precipita-
ton at Cheyenne lac and showing. Rain
fall at San Antonia e.76 and at Amarillo
one inch. Sundays map shows follow
ing precipitation: Dodge City. so; Con-
cordia, .01; Wichita. trace; North Platte,
Neb., pa; Omaha. trace. and general rains
In Texas In extreme north and northwest
this morning il is generally clear, &c to
% above. Northwest is clear except in
South Dakota, precipitation .06 at Rapid
City. Southwest and west generally
cloudy.
Forecast-Illinois na-Threatening
tonight and TUESDAY. Missouri South
Dakota. kansas-Rain tonight and Tues
day. North Dakota. Montana-Fair to-
night and Tuesday. Lower Michigan and
MIinnesota-Generally fair tonight. and
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, cooler
tonight. lowa-Threa tening with show
ers tonight and in south portion: Tuesday
cooler in west portion tonight. Nebraska
Threatening with rain tonight and pos
sibly in southern portion Tuesday, colder
tonight.
Closing Cash Grain Prices
No. hard, 99hc; No. / northern, 971sc;
S41a @S6Ec; No. durum, sec; No. yell
low corn, 4iAc; No. 3 corn, 43Ac; No. 3
oats, 21%c; No. white oats. 2S3sc; bar
ley, 37m43c; rye, 1884 @743c; No. ! flax
on spot, 1.3SA; No. L flax to arrive,
81 SSA; No. l flax April option, 1854.
Puts and Calls
Minneapolis July puts Size. calls 951ac,
curb, 93Ac; Milwaukee July wheat puts.
S342c, calls S55sc; May corn puts 4514c,
calls 461sc; July corn puts Acc, calls 465sc.
Minneapolis Receipts and Shipments
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH MARKETS
Flax Drops Two Cents With Other Coarse
Grains Weak and Lower


Flax-The demand was fair but prices
suffered decline of 2c, No. ] fax closing
in all positions at $1.3S%c. Receipts 13
cars and shipments 8.
Coma fair demand with market weak
and lower. No. 3 yellow closing at 44IGc.
Receipts l3 ears and shipments l.
Oats-A fair demand but prices a little
lower in sympathy with Chicago. No. 3
and shipments 23
Rye-A decidedly weak market. demand
but moderate, closing figures 7324 074Ac.
Receipts cars and shipments /.
Barley-A moderate demand with the
undertone easier, in sympathy with other
grains. mailing selling at 4OM43c and
feed at 31G40c. Receipts IS cars and
shipments "A.
Feed and Meal-Coarse cornneaI and
cracked corn, in sacks. sacks extra, SIC. 25
Q16.5O; No. l ground feed, two thirds
corn and one-third oats. so Id sacks. sacks
extra, $16.75017 90; No , ground feed
sacks, sacks extra, s17.25@I7 so: No. 3
ground feed, one third corn and two-thirds
oats; 80 10 sacks, sacks extra. $17756
Millstuffs. in bulk. $12 50; shorts.
S12 90 middlings. SIS so; red. dog. SIS. so
AL T. o. b. Minneapolis: in 200 ID sacks
SLQ0 per ton addiuonal; in 100 lib sacks.
$l.5O per ton additional. Shipments SS5
tons. 'O'
Hay-Reported by Cleveland & Co: Re-
celptS OF hay the past week or ten davs
nave been light and the market very firm.
DealefS and Feeders are beginning 10 in
quire for hay, and it looks as though ship
ments made now would reach a good mar
ket; oolce Sh9lce timothy, $9.50@10.OO; No.
Sc. O0@7 90; mixed, Sc OO@7. 90: clover No
]; 80. OOg6 30; No. :. $5. 00G6. 90: upland,
cholce, 81. 50@S. 90; No. !, $7.O007 so: No
= 50 9Om1 90; No 3, 81. 5095. 90; midland
90 5O46 30; swale, 81 000D5. 90; rye straw
$5.00G6. 90; wheat and oat straw. 81. 5OG
4.5O. Shipments, 100 tons.
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STRENUOUS TIMES
IN THE WHEAT PIT
Another Day With the Bears
Hammerlng Prices to a
New Low Level

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce.
April 24.-LiQuidation of both May ana
July wheat was feature OF the day III
the wheat pit. Long wheat came out
freely and shorts also put out large lines
The heavy tone was intensified by the IA
Vorable weather all over the country, the
prospects for the new crop Justlfylng the
lower markets. There We're no cables
from foreign markets and little in the way
Of news trickled in on ''chanSe" to help
either side. The private wire houses hay
ing all they could do on their wires in
sending and receiving orders to pay much
attention to the news. 1t has been a
great day of activity with rapid fluctua-
tons in prices, the price changes follow
ing each other rapidly. Stop loss orders
ON long wheat was met with all the way
down which added to the general weak
mess, the demand being limited TO some
covering by the scalping pit element from
time to time and a few resting orders in
the hands of commission men.
The rallies from time to time on the
short covering and a little let up III the
selling were soon lost by renewed selling
which carried prices to a new low level on
each down turn. These rallies from time
TO time, while quite frequent did not
amount to much, considering the big de-
cline which the market has suffered dur
ing the past three trading days. Every
thing seems to favor the bear side The
ending of the bull pool and the throwing
over of this large long line of wheat has
wiped out the margins of all the small
holders and of the big holders, too. The
shake out has been severe and very gem
efal. leaving the long interest very small
and in no condition to make any fight
against the bears. who are in a position
TO make a good fight against any advance,
they have big punches of velvet made
on the short side of the market and their
courage has been tested and not found
wanting. when ii came to the test
The close was weak and within small
fraction of the low point of the day. with
good prospects of a further decline before
the market settles down to a normal con-
dition The cash demand is just fair, in
the face of small receipts, milers are
not doing much owing to the poor demand
for flour, which leaves the cash market
in the hands of the elevator interests and
the interior milers.
May wheat opened 31sc lower at 94%c,
Immediately shot up 20 961sc. reacted to
941Ac, rallied TO 95c, closing at 941Ac. July
opened off Us @13sc at 931@ D93Ac, sold
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ST. PAUL MARKETS

Feed and MeaI-Coarse ctnmeaI and
cracked corn ton, $l7.00; ground feed
No. l, two-thirds corn and one-third oats
$Il 80; ground feed, No. ,. half corn and
half oats $500; ground feed. No. 3, one
third corn and two-thirds oats. $1S.25
Bran and Shorts-Bran in bulk. $500;
bran in sacks. 200 lbs. $3.50; bran i'm
sacks. 100 lbs. $14.25; standard middlings,
in bulk. $500; standard middlings, 20f
10 sacks. S13 so; standard middlings. 100
ID sacks. $l4. 25; middlings flour, bulk.
sl55 sl7S d maalinsT @aa Der 9o 9o6 s9S s9S ID sacks
&C Hday11!Recqipts. la L cars; choice prairie;
prairie, s5.5O06 so; No prairie 81 50m
So. 50; No. ] midland "a 5005.5 80; No. ,
midland $3.00M4.00; choice timothy.
$40. 90; No. ! tiomthy. $S 5G09 so: No. ,
timothy. $7-25GS. 90; No. timothy. 50 30
GDLe0; No. l clover hay. Sc 00M7 90: No.
clover hay, mixed, $7.25@S. 90; No. ,
clover hay. mixed. s5.0006 90; packing
hay, So 00G3 SO; no grade $200M2 80:
rye straw, No. / IS. 75QI6.75 No >. 50 90
a so; wheat and oat straw, 81. 00QD4 %.
Flcur-Patents, firsts, So .906D6 90; pat
ents, seconds. $5.70@5. so: clears. irsts,
81 1904 go; red dog. per ton, 140 ID sacks
S19 90
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PRODUCE MARKET

The quotations which follow are for
Eooos whlch changed hands in lots in
the open market. In filling orders in or
der to receive the best goods for ship
ment and cover the cost Incurred an ad-
vance over jobbers' prices has to be
charged:
Butter-C Creamery. extra. sic; firsts.
299SOc; dairies, extra. 25Gs7c; firsts, 25S
26c; renovated. 251s a 26c; rolls and
prints. zoe; packing stock, fresh. zoe;
Cheese-Twins. fancy. 141kQ15c; twins
or Or mats; storage 1o@1115c; Young Amer
lSas bSis. fsMney' Els 3iot brick; No; l. l5G
new. 15c; primost. No. /, Sc; pultost. 1Oc;
Swiss cheese, No. /, wheel. 146141sc; |;
Swiss Cheese, No. 2. wheel, fSc.
Eggs-At mark, cases included, 141hc.
Beans-Choice to fancy navy, per bu.
S1;95ql-S5; brown. fair to fancy. s1.75@
Peas-Yellow peas. s1.25.
getables-Asparagus doz $125D1 so;
beets, per bu, 4Oc; beets, new, doz, 75c;
cabbage. per cwt, $1.25; caulifiower, crate,
50 50G4 90: carrots bu, 40c; carrots. new,
doZ. Zoe: California celery. crate. s3.75;
Florida. doZ. $1.009I %; cucumbeTs doz,
$500; lettuce. home grown. doz, 30035c;
mint mint doz, a5e; onions. dozen punches,
4Oc; pie plant, 30 ID box. 800; radishes,
dozen punches. Csc; rutabagas. bu. 40c;
turnips' new. !5e; tomatoes. Florida. 6
Appies-Westen box apples. s.. .5061. 80.
Straw6erries-24 pints, $500; Texas, "A
quarts. Si.OO.
Cranberries-Jerseys, brI. sS.5OG9. 90
Bananas-Per bunch. as TO size. 81 90
as. 90.
Lemons-California per box. s25O@
3 %; choice. 50 So
Oranges-Navels. s1.5O04. 90; Florida
grape fruit, $5.5Q66. 90: California grape
fruit, 50 so; mixed sweets, $3.25@3: 80.
Dressed Meats-Veal, fancy, 615 @7c;
fair to good, 0G6c; mutton, country
dressed. ~ k@9c; fan lamb, round dressed.
1O@11c; spring lambs, pelts on 1661sc.
Live Poultry-HenS. 129121Ac; mixed
chickens, 11@1115c; old cocks. 506c; tur-
keys. 13c; ducks. 10911c; geese. 9@10c.
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HIDES. PELTS. WOOL. ETC.

Quotations furnished by d. Bergman &
&C, 2rsen ssitea heavy steer bides en- II.
No. i. Sc; No. ?. Sc.
Green salted cow hides. 25 lbs and up,
No. l, 9Ae; No 2 sac: branded. No. l.
Green salted bulls. stays and oxen. No.
/. Sc: No. 2. &c.
No. /. 13e; No: 2. 11hc; kip. Is to 25 lbs
No. /, 10%c; No. 2, 9Ac.
Green salted long haired kip. to 25
lbs, No. !. 9Ac; No. 2. Sc.
Green salted deacons, under lbs. No
], Coo; No. 2. 50c.
Green salted skunk skins. No. 1. zoe.
Green salted glue stock. SIC.
Gren salted horse hides (iarge). No. 1,
81. Q3. So; No. 2. 81. 90; small and ponies
No; /. $3.50; No ?. s1;9O-
than salt cured.
Dry Montana butcher hides. short trim
med. heavy. No. 1-2. 16@17c; light. No.
15916c; light. No. 1-2. 13c
Dry fallen or murrain hides. all sections.
Dry salted hides. No. !. 12c: No. Q. 1oc.
Dry Minnesota. Wisconsin and Dakota
hides. II lbs and up. No. !. 1215c; No. =.
Dry calf skins. No. 1. Ice: No 2. 14c.
Dry kip skins. No. !. i29l4c: No. 2.
sKc
Grease. No. 1. &c: No. 2. Sc
Sheep peits, green. large. 81 to $40:
ir.'. territory butcher. 14615c per ID act
uai weight: dry, territory murrain. 19W
lac per IL actual weight; dry Shearing. &C
to f0c per ID actual weight.
Wool. unwashed. Minnesota and Wis
consin. 1sc TO o4c per ID; unwashed. Da-
.Deersl1ins. dry. 25c to 4Oc per Ib: green.
121kc to 15c per lb.
Ginseng. sS.7597 so.
BeaT eaTea black rUGt NS 70 iSf large SO on: No
medium. $1,000; No. ] small. s12: 90: cubs.
No. large, 800; No. I medium; Sc 90;
sl4 90; No. medium; $40. so: No. small.
medium. 81 90; No small. 81 s.
medium. 5. 90: No. 'sn ! Small Sc sc. NO
diam; $3.50: No ] snail s.: Sy 50. w. HI"
dium. Sc; 90: No; 1 small. SIS. 90.
medium. 500: No. i small. snail SIS, 90; GRO cross.
! small. s. 90: gray. No. / large. 81 90:
No. ] medium 65c; No. ] small. 45c; red.
No No | s; large :s5s: No ! IN medium; Sc 90;
No NE dium. soc; No i small. s5c. Sc. '
medium. sl3; 90; No. / small. $40 90:
medium. Sc 90; No. / small. IS. 90 '
medium. $: Sc; No. 1 small. s.: 90; brown
and pale. No. l large. S2.75: No. 1 me-
dium. 500: No. 1 small 81 80.
Raccoon. No. 1 large. 81. 75; Nc. 1 me-
dium. 81 20; No. l small. 75c.
Marten. dark. No. l large. $50. 90: No.
] medium. sl4.OO: No. ] small. 81. 90;
brown. No. large: 80 90; No. medium.
$500; No. small. 81 90: pale. No. large.
Sc. 90; No. / medium. SO 80; No. I small.
81. so.
wolverine. No. / large 81 90: No. /
medium, IS 90: No: / small. "a 90.
Weasels white. No. large, soc; No. 1
medium. 30c: No 1 small. 15c
MuSkrats, Wisconsin. large winter 14c;
small winter and large fall. lie: small fall.
Sc: Minnesota, large winter. lie; small
winter and large fall. &c; small fall. 7c;
kits. &c.
Skunk, black. No 1 large. Sl.75; No. ]
medium. 81 .35; No. small. 81 90; strip
ed. No. l large. $500; No 1 medium. 75c;
No. ] small, 60c-
Wolf. No. large. s.. so: No. 1 medium,
81 80: No. ] small, 81 90.
Above are quotations for prime No.
furs. Nos. 2. 3. 4 are unprinle ard worth
proportiorately less.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
NEW YORK

New Yorl1-Flour-Rec .490 brls;
experts, 1880 brls; dun and weak; win
ter patents. 50. 00G5.30; winter straights,
81. 1904 IS; Minnesota patents So 506D
5.a5; winter extras, Sc 35 Gp3. IS: Mime
sofa bakers So 5014 90; winter low
grades, S.. 25@3. 65. Rye flour quiet.
Cornmeal-BaTely steady; fine white,
Sl.2O; fine yellow, 81. 20; coarse new. 81. .0S
al 10; kiln dried. S2.75G3.S0. Barley
steady. Wheat-Receipts, .025 bu: spot
weak; No. > red. 93lHc, nominal; No .
red. 951zc, nominal. T. o. b. af1Oat: No. 1
northern Duluth, S1.013s. nominal f. o.
b. afioat; No. hard Manitoba, 97c T. o. b.
afloat. May wheat was demoralized
again today. losing &c n bushei in the
local market. Liquidation, which was
heavy. extended also TO the new crop de-
liveries and they broke 1lzc. being af-
fected in addition by fine crop and weather
news. Last prices showed 1G2&c net
decline. May. 9312 G96c, closed y41sc;;
July, S934 G91i4c. closed $3.50; Septem-
Der. S4fs nS51sc. closed Sfkc Corn-Re-
ceipts. 1SS.S75 bu; exports. 90, GA bu; spot
easy; No. >. 6)c. nominal. elevator and
5lhc. nominal T. o. b. afloat No. yell
low, $3.50; No. white, SIC. Option mar
ket was quiet and considerably lower.
with wheat closing 13sc below Saturday.
May, Sis n 52Ac closed 53lsc; July
closed 51tse. oats-Receipts lO5.OOO bu;
exports. 1l,i50 bu; spot barely steady:
mixed oats. &c TO 30 lbs, 35G351zc: nat
ural white. 30 TO 81 lbs. 351s a36lZc: clip
ped white, SO TO 40 lbs, 1854 er39c.
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CASH SALES
MInneanolls. AnriI q

No. l Northern Wheat-3 cars sSc. I
car, 9S12c: ! car, 9S1Ac; / car, Gle: / car.
99Sse; cars, 977sc; car elevator, 9slSc:
200 bu to arrive. CSC.
NO. Northern Wheat cars 94Isc.
z ears choice, 951Sc; , cars, 95c; cars
994$sc; car, 935sc; 8 cars, 93c; cars
9g4Nc; d,3 ! car f. o. b.; s4a4c; cars. 927sc;
No. 3 Wheat-3 cars, SIC: is cars SEC.
! car choice. soc: 8 cars. SSe; 1 car smut
S'e; l car; s9c; car. soc; cars. s5c.
10 cars. Zee; 2 cars, re; / car frost. green
aaoc; cars, I51sc; / car, SEE; cars 79c;
cars. sic: ! car, 77c.
rejected Wheat-4 cars. Csc; cars. SIC:
mixed 65c; cars. Csc; ! car. 69c: part
car, oac; / car frost, CSC; cars, Sic:
ears, 63e; 1 car elevator. CSC; i car. 6Sc:
car eac; part car, 1Sc; car frost, Sec
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-25
BOSTON MINING STOCKS

BOSTON. April 24-CIosing copper quo
tations: Adventure 31adt4: AllOuez, 1873
I20; Arc1dian, 115G1&; Atlantic. 150
1534 Bingham, 32la m33: Calumet and
Hecla. G55a 660; Centennial 17iaM1S;
Consolidated Mercur 3S639; Copper
Range Consolidated. 72t4 G722i; DAILY
West 1ils; Elm River, 2l4 @224; Franklin.
as; Greene Consolidated. 277s M2S: Isle
ROyale, y y ~ 22;. Massachusetts, 91A; May
flower, / asked; Michigan, 12M1215c: No
hawk, 49G50; Old Colony. 1M11a; Old Do
minion. 242i 6251k; Osceola, 95I5 G9G:
Parrot, 2514 G126; Phoenix. Is d2ls; Quin-
cy. $4,000; Rhode Island 112d124: Shan
0l09; Tamarack. 1200125: Tecumseh. =
bid; Trinity. 909ll United Copper Co
264 261a: United States Mining. 310311s;
43; Victoria. 3s4 G4I4; Wfnona. 1I1s GI2
Wolverine. 1OSMlOSIa: WyandOt. ~ a.
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SUMMARY OF THE DAYS TRANSACTIONS IN THE

No. 3 Yellow Corn-5 cars. 44hc
No. Corn-1 part car. 43c; l car. 441zc.
No. Corn cars. 44c; car, 43c.
No Grade Corn-1 car, 40c
No. White Oats cars. 2sSc; l car,
2shc; cars, 2Sc; car. 271kc; part car.
2SAc.
No. Oats-1 car. 2Sl4c; 3 cars, 27hc.
No. 3 Rye-1 part car. re.
No. Barley car, 4115c.
No. ! Feed Barley car, 391zc.
No. Feed Barley cars. 3Sc: 1 car,
39Kc; / part car. 3Sc; cars. 37c.
No Grade Barley-1 car. 3sc.
No. 1 F1axseed-3 cars, S1.41; 1 car.
S1.411z: car, $780,.
Rejected Flaxseed-1 car. Sl-37.
No Grade Flaxseed-I part ear, 81 go;
! part car, $1-25.
Durum wheat-1 car No 3. nc; 1 car
No. 9 Soc.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, April 24.-Butter-Easy:
receipts, 1869 pkgs; street price extra
creamery. 3OG301Ac; official prices cream
cry, common to extra, 25G30c; state dairy,
common to extra, 22@29c; renovated,
common to extra, 17@2Sc; western fac
tory. common to extra, 19625c; western
imitation creamery, common to extra. %
@2Sc. Cheese-Firm; receipts, SS7 pkgs:
state full cream, small colored and white
fancy. 14i4c; do fine. 132zc; do late made.
colored and white choice. 13kc; do fair
do large colOTed and white fancy, lie: do
fine. 1874 @1S14c; do late made. coIored
and white. choice. 13c; do fair to good,
1lA @11&c; do poor. 10A 1l1c; SKINS
full to light, AZ @101ac. Eggs-Irregular;
receipts. 1868 pkgs; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby fancy selected white. 20a PIC;
do choice. 19c; do mixed. extra ISIhc;
western. storage selections. ia. 6D1Sc; do
firsts, .171Sc; southern, 141A @17c.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-25
METAL Markets

NEW YORK. April Glowing TO the
continuation of the Easter holidays
abroad there were no London cables to
day and the local metal markets were
generally quiet, but easier. Copper is
NJ lin V eiI 20 he tI"iner 9gII s
electIolytic but il seems pretty well un-
derstCod that the metal can be bought
below that figure. Lake IS quoted at
SI5.0OG15. %, electrolytic $15OO6I5. 25
and casting at $14.75615.00
Iron was quiet with market slightly in
buyers favor as general rule, while
southern grades are reported lower. No
] foundry northern is quoted at $1,000
1925; No. foundry northern at $I71O0
11.15; No. l foundry southern and No 1
foundry southern soft at Sl7 5OGD1S 90
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cHIcACo PRoDUCE

CHICAGO. April 24.-Butter-Easy
creameries. 24q30c; dairies. 22@27c. Eggs
Weak: az mark, cases included. 15W
lac; Young Americas. lie. Poultry-Live,
steady; turkeys. l5c; chickens, 12c. Po-
tatoes-Firm; burbanks, 25@27c; ruTals.
26427c; new Florida red. $500 bu; white
burbanks 81 SO. Veal-Easy; so to so ID
weights Az ie5c; 65 to IS 10 weights. $50
6; so 10 125 10 weights, 7@71sc.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. April 24-Prime mercan-
tile paper. 44i@ per cent. Sterling eX-
bankers bills at 81. So. 2OOI Sc. > for de
mand and at 81 81 40Gl4. 81 As for sixty
day bills; posted rates 81. S5 and 81 81;
YER. SIC Mexican dollars. 441kc. Govern
ment bonds steady. Railroad bonds ir-
regular. Money on call finn 3Gb4 per
cent, closing bid 3 offered at 3H Time
loans slightly fiTmer: sixty days. 81 per
cent; ninety days, 31a; six months, 3Ia
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coEEEE AND sueAR

NEW YORK, April 24.-The market for
coffee futures closed steady at an ad-
vance of 10915 points Sales We're report
ed of 49, 500 bags including May at 6I5O
6.a5c July at 6.35@6. 40c, Sept 1850
Z. Csc Dec. at s .s566 CSC, March SIC. Spot
Rio quiet; mild quiet.
Sugar-Raw nominal. 11-l6m4 23-32c;
fair refining 3-32c; naOiasses sugar.
z-32c; refined quiet.
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7Isc; cash NY No. fhs hard. s5dsse; No. 5.
S0ds5c: No. 4. 6O6s0c; No. red. $50
gsc: No. 9, sO@s5e; No. T., sO@ soc. Corn
September. liz @4issc: cash cash No. = mixed mixed,
44G14Ec; No. 3. 4S$4 944c: No white.
141s d45c: No. 8. 44c. Oats-Steady; No.
white, 32I33c; No mixed, 3115c.
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Visible SunnIX

ply of grain Saturday, April %, as com
piled by the New York produce exchange,
is as follows:
wheat 3O,4l',O0O bu, decrease oo9,OOO bu;
corn IL, 092 bu, increase 113. geo bu; oats
14671 900 bu, decrease 344. 900 bu; rye
II SIC. 900 bu, decrease Al 600 bu barley
l 9S3. 600 hn decrease 34b. GOO hn
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NEW YORK COTTON

closed quiet, 5 points lower; mddling up
lands. 7.75c; mlddling gulf. S.OOc Sales.
70 bales. Futures closed steady. April.
7.20c; May. z. 2se; June, lac; July. Z pic;
7.34c; November. 7.3Sc; December. 42c:
January, 7.46c; February, 7.49c; March,
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MILWAUKEE,

Milwaukee, Wis.-Flour-10c lower.
Wheat-Demoralized: No. northern.
81 :00g1 OIL; No. . northern, 9369Sc; July.
SAC bid; puts s32c asked; calls, S51kc
Firm: No 2. SIC: sample. 4OG sic. Oats
Easier; standard. 31H G3I%c. Corn-1c
lower; No. ,. 4sh a471zc; May, 45Nc
asked; puts. SIC bid: calls. 46Ac.
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MONEY REPORTS
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April 24-Todays
statement of the treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive of the $50 900 900
gold reserve in the division of redemU-
ton. shows: Available cash balance. $125.-
0l9,7S6; gold. So, 500 OIL silver, S2L8S5.-
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DULUTH

Duluth. Minn.-Close: Wheat. to arrive.
No. 1 northern. 92c; on track. No.
northern, 92c; No. > northern. S56SSI1c;
May.-s2c; July 92c; September see. Flax.
10 arrive, on track ana May. 81 AZ: Sep
tember. 81 2S; October. s1.27. Oats, 10
arrive and on track. 2S1zc. Rye. to ar
rive and on track 74c. Barley 3S11 G4Ic.
Receipts-Wheat. 4,3l3 bu. Shipments
Wheat. l04.5 bu.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR MARKET
Another Reduction In Price of Patents.
Demand Very Poor

Demand Very Poor
Millers report a very poor demand. the
rapid changes in the price of wheat maxi
ing il difficult to furnish reliable Quota
tions. Buyers show no sign of coming
in any more freely now that flour has de-
clined over dollar barrel. in fact the
demand is not nearly so good as when il
was above the s6.0 90 mark.
Shipments, 46, ,206 brls.
First patents. So .15@5. %; second nat
ents. 81 .95@5. .05; first clears. 81. .25Gi as:
second clears. 81 ,S042. 80. (These are ali
T. o. b. in wood)
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ST. LOUIS

st. s-Wheat-Lower; No. red
cash. elevator. soc; track. 97c0s1 90;
Corn-Lower; No. = cash. 46Izc; track,
4SGiS1zc; May, 441zGI4@sc; July, 445s a.
45c. Oats-Lower: No. cash. 2g%. c;
track. Sl93ll5c; May. 27S4c; No. white,
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT

The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat
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CLOSING STOCK LIST
Sales High Low Close

Quotations furnished by Edwards Wood
90 mann office, Fifth and Robert streets,
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. Mo.-wheat-4c lower
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WORLDS GRAIN SHIPMENTS
SPECULATIVE GOSSIP

Totals ......s .O6s. 900 2.62O. 900 1.sO7, 600
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new YORK BONDS

Total sales for the day, 1,705, 600 sha