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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-07
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gen Siffrifte tiberlaRe. bic am Donners.
tag 3uiammsntreten tpirb.
8resIau, 6. Geb. Bon ben
5000 3oblenerdbern, bic Tn G9leHen
an Musfano gingen, finb 1000 wieoer
on bic arbeit 3urtidsetebrt, in Der Wor-
a%usfebung. baB bas In 8orbereitun9
besrifene @sfeb ibr gerbdltnib gu ben
M%rbeiisebern re9eln piro.
Sas betrsfenoe @eieB bsidrdntt ben
Mrbeitstaa auf 9 @tunben. ginfabrt
unb Musfa6rt mitbers1nst, In @ruben.
mo bic Semperatur MUIR 20 Grab Sob
renbeit betrdat. In h6heren Semperatu.
rem fol nur 6 Stunoen searbeitet mere
ben. in 2 ooer 8 Sabren fol Der
Nrbeitstag auf 81 Stunben berabgefsbt
werben.
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Berlin. 6. 6eb. Sas Muspdr.
tiae Imt fab Rd peranlaBt. bic bon
beridieoensn Seem OOrter gldtterr1 auf.
9etiidte Melouns 3u oementiren, oaB
2aiier Wilbelm fid i'm 0erein nit benz
26ni9 @omaro bemiibe, cine gnquete
CUR geenoisung beg ruiRid=japaniidsn
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nit feinem @orte angebeutet, bob IS
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len, bab Hd Seutidlanb obne cine
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ben parteien Ing Mittel leat. Die
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ben @insrsifen ab. ME Dor eiriiger
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ibre Wutter benz 2ronprinser Biz Hlo.
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ten beute Worsen cine 3onferens in
rueldsr cine enersiide protefnote an
ben britiidsn Winifer oes Snnern
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tdt, entmorfen wuroe. Derielbe ertldrte
uad elmer 2onboner Depeide bel einem
Bantett Ia @afleiab Die tiir3lid ers
folste 1eue 8ertbeilung Der enaliiden
6lotte mar cine abfolute Hotbweneig-
felt. Wir braudsn uniere Nugen ni4t
ldneer beiOr9t auf 5ranfreid uno bas
Nittelmeer su ri6ten. fonbern mthen
uniere 8lide nod Der go rbiee lenfen.
8on bort allein oroht @efabr.
.SO0te es au einem 2riege tommen,
10 miro @nelano i'm Stanos fein. ben
erften sdlas su fihrsn. Wir t6nns
ten losf6laaen, ebe Der Jeino ourd
. ben Selesrapben erfabren uiirbe. bae
Der 2ries ertldrt 1T. gu fir6ten
brau6en mir ni6ts, benin bic Wa1i
unierer Warine III burh bic tleue Wer=
tbeilung in ben lebtsn Wo6en tbatfd9.
lid berooppelt poroen."
60 lange bic britiiden 9eBereieu
nur ben Der ,Simes" unb ibrer lia.
: neriiden @efoleidaft famen, lieben fl
bier talt, aber oteie SrObuns aus BEN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-07
RuBlano.
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Ntten I.
Selftnefors, Sinlano, 6.
Jeb. Sn oas Saus oes Senatspre-
furators Soininen trnt elm Off3ier in
Uniform unb fsusrte msbrere Sdthe
auf i'm ab.
Ser @enerelprofurntor muroe our9
einen S9ub in bic 8ruf get6otet.
Sein 17idbriser SObn fftr3te berbei
uno feusrts 8 S4hfe auf Den atten
t1ter, ihm ben 3noden zines Beines
serihmetterno. Sofort wuroe mad
einsm Nr3te esi6idt. Der Profurator
mar toot; Der Nttsntdter mar bemuBt-
los uno puroe nod sinem 5ofpitale
gef9aft. Bis iebt if es Der poli3ei
nod ni9t ~gslunsen feline Sosntitdt fef-
3uffelen.
Goininen III elm 6ine, aber tpe9en
ieiner ruHenfreunoli6en 9einnunsen
febr unbeliebt.
5eIfinafors, 6. Sebr. Die
Rarte bes Nttentdters. bic er benz @e=
nsralprOturator ididts. trug ben Na.
men alsranosr 6. @labo, bod slaubi
man ni9t, bnB oies Der rs9ts Rame ifi.
Streit.
War9 q u, 6. Gebr. Na9rt6-
ten bon 2alif9 meloen. baB es bort
f~orttpdhreno su 2onfitten swtiaen
Streitern uno $ruppen fommt; Dbl,
e~rfersn iOlen 20 est6otst uno biels bsr=
tpunbet poroen fein.
@iniss 6abrifen su 2oos baben ben
getrieb tbsilpsiie auf9enommen. Die
Streiter perTu9en Nr~beitsmtniae su=
rfdsubalien. GolSaten beuahen bic
6abriten.
Seute Na6mittae fam es bel Der
Geinsr= 6abrit su 2obs 3u mebreren
3uiammenfbBen 3uiiden 2oRaden
unb Gtreitern, bic bsriudten 2suie,
tpel6e our Nrbeit seben MOLTEN, einsu-
i9i6tern. Gin 9oRad puroe eet6btei
uno Is Streiter bsrpunost.
@ar q u, 6. 5eb. Die Stabi
if rubig. Die Mrbeiter Der grober
5abritsn uno gddsreien fino nod an
Streit, oa bic arbeitssber i9 weissrn
Die 5Orosrunsen su seudbren. Sis
@asmsrte msroen our9 Soloaten in
Betrisb ssbaltsn.
2oba. 6. Geb. Ssuts tamsn einist
esrinse StOrungsn Dor. Sis 3uffdno'
baben H& 9ebefert, Ob9leid fe oer'
uide!t finb, ba mande Nrbeitgebe,
Ronseifousn MAIDEN, anoere aber liebe'
ibre 5abritsn i6lieBen molten. Be,
@Oubernsur bat befoblen, bob OIL
5abriten Ofen fino. um ben 9euier
@elseenbeit au Qebsn, our Irbeit 3u'
rHf3utsbren.
Bon ben 2euten uollen bic 9eutider
arbeiten, bic polen abet ni9t.
ST. petersburs, 6. 5sb. Gel
isner's S%orpsbofabrit bat beute bic Nr
belt uieoer a~uf9enommen.
Mostau, 6. Se6. Ser Strei
Der @onoueteure Der Strabenbabn If
beenoet, oa ihnen ale Gorberungen ee
udbrt tpurbsn.
9 nj . 2autafsn, 6. Gebruar
Sn GOlse bon Streits liest Die Del
Snbufirie ano ieoe anbere barnieber
Der Santrebi- BahnbOf unb bic Babn
geleife wuroen b6swilis beiddoi9t
Nilitdrpatrouillsn baltsn bic Orbnun!
aufrs9t.
Neue 9eputation.
g /. petersburg, z. 5ebr
Die biefissn Arbeiter baben befGloH.l
Den 2aiier 81 eriu9en. cine DeputatiOl
gu empfangsn. bic bon ibnen felbff &c
mdblt tpocben fsi. Bic Seputation
bic er ftirsli4 in SarstOie SelO ent
ping, lei BON ben arbsitsebern ausss
iu4t worben uno tonne nidt als Ser
trstun9 Der arbsiter gelten.
MoeIsabree e.
81. Yetersburq, 6. Geb. 9i
Understanding nabm beute Elm
aorshe on ben 3aren on. tn uel9er 4
our @eburt zines Sbronerben gratulir
unb ben 3aiier oes 0ertrauens be
Mot;ot, hs-ffAovf Q;s 0fAroHs ovffXrf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-07
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SerateS.


grppaaauSa Der Shut beainut. = gebtmflde SnhGnbe In golen. - NaHens
mbe in Der Mamoidnrei. = Sic Gage int %neabeniden aobenrepir
unuerGnbert. - MiniferfriTs in Serbien. $1,000 Sob
leugrdber in gelsien a%nssefanSen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-07

UuIU uItek Ie UtI Wutlet D" SeP"iie"s
bob 8ertreter bes eanaen Bottles an Der
Sistuiion unb BEN @rlab bon 8er-
paltun9smaBreseln Sbeil nebmen.
9 ripenbere's 4bberu=
ung.
6 t. Petersbur9, 6. Gebr.
Sn gut unterri9teten Rreifsn berrf4t
nun bic 4nfi9t, baB General 8ripens
berg bon Der 6ront 3urifiebrte, neil
sr General Ruropattin's 8sfebl iiber=
idritt unD fbsr Sanbspas binausaing,
poour4 Sauienbe bon 2euten 5wedlos
geopfert ipurbsn. Sies beranlaBte
General 2uropatfin, 9%ripsnber9's ab-
berufung gu oerlangen.
O ripenberg's u breie.
@uffif4es q u q r.
Tier, 5uan.B Berg. 6. 5eb. General
@ripsnbers, isitbsr 8efsblshaber Der
2. manoiGurii6en Nrmee. if seitern
na4 st. Petersburg absereif.
Die Sapansr lsssn auf ibrem tsbten
Jliigel uno i'm Centrum weitere Befes
fti9unsen on. ba fie bort sinen snsrsi-
idsn ansrif srtuartsn. sic laben
Oersebli3 periu&t. ben re9ien ruff.
iden 5liisel n~orbtpsffli4 bon Sanbe.
pos auf3urOlen.
HfottenpIdne
g t. petersburg g. 6. Ssbr.
Die 8Orbsreitungen FIR attiben Stsnft
hes Sdladti9ifes Aleranoer H.. Der
2reu3er pampat, N3oba uno abmiral
2ornilOf fomie oes 2~anonenbootes
@roaiafdp, bic nit Dem SdlaGtidiH
SlaDe bic 2. abtbsilung oes 3. ruff
f&en Paeificsefdmaoers biloen tperben
asben 3u RrOnfaot ibrer @OQenoun9
entge9en.
Man ertuartet. haB bic S4ife gnbe
Dat abieseln tperoen.
Die Momiralitdt beifdiist. baB bic 1.
abtbsiluna bisiss @sidpaosrs 2ibau
Nitte Gebruar perlaRen piro. sc
miro erfldrt, bab Nomirul Roiehbsnstr
bic antunft behelben ni9t abwarteu
tann. ba er Dor 8eginn Der Wonium-
3eit ben inoiidsn O3ean freu3sr mus.
bic i'm Wdr3 einisbt uno bic Gabrt fh,
S%orpeooboote, flsine Qreu3er urt
Observation-Disclosures S9ife sefdbrlid
ma&t.
Nomiral &oiefbenstp pirb tpabr.
i9sinli9 nod Nntunft oss @sidmabsrs
unter @ontre= Nomiral Botropisfp gnot
Gebruar na9 benz Often ~abiegeln.
&uffif9e anfetbe
9onbon. 6 Geb. gs beiBt
baB &uBlanb cine rieue Inleibe Dor
5000, 600, 600 in paris auf ben Wart
brinqerl mill.
700 &uffen seaIIen.
Sofio. 6. 5eb. Cine bon aeferr
batirte uno beute bier s~ingstrpffene De
psfde aus benz iapanif9en 5auptauar
tier in Der Wanoidurei lautst: DE
6eino bef4oB sshern bon osrfdisbene
Stelun9en aus u~nieren rehten Slfigel
uniere 8orpofsn on Der StraBe nod
Wufoen uuroen beute bon elmer Som
pasnie ruifider Snfanteris ansesrif
fen. fd1usen oieielbe ieoOd suriif. Nu
u~nierer 9infen bat Der 6sinb msbrer
Nngrife unternOmmen, bod truroe E
LIBERAL suriid getrieben. Geine Ser
lufie In ben @efe9teu tusrben auf 20,
Mann 6eiddbt. Nuf benz S9ladtfsll
bon Dattutet 1aoen MIR 90U getauen
&ufsn beetoist."
China.
s apanif1e 9 bten.
g a6atun, Manoidurei, 6
6eb. @hinsfiide Nnt6mmlinee berid
ten, bab in Siao Dars riur 200 iapc
niiae pOli3iffsn ino. in ben umlisseu
ben S6rfern aber 5000 Wann $rup
pen fno.
Die b6beren Offaiere pobnen In
8abnbofsaebdIoe, bel benz grobe Dor
rdtbe bon %eis. Jif9, 3uder, 9e1
ufw. aufseftapelt fno.
Die Babn bon Bort Mribur lit Il
8etrieb. Seben Gag geben 10 Gig
bon ie 40 Wasen tn bsioen &id
-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
Z CHICAGO GRAIN
IN WHEAT MARKET, MA!
CORN STRONG. OATS STEADY.

conditions thrIout the United States caused
weakness in the wheat market here today.
sion Pit traders were the principal sellers,
ss sn5 5a~S :! s$
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of $3.50
cars, against 1913 cars last week and 274 cars
became extremely weak. The weather bureau
weekly report was factor, increasing the ad-
aiIionai weakness: The market closed at the
ssN ss' point o. me oaS' July on h@%e at
Cash wheat. No. red, s1.os@1o711; No. 8
hard, s4@97c; No. northern, 81 OK al .osA !;
No. northern, $1.O5@1.o7; No. 3 spring, 81
ss Close; Wheat u May slSlA 5ay. ss&e;
The feature OF trading in the corn market
was the strength in the May delivery. On a
fy active demand from shorts the price Of
1c higher at SIC. Later the price touched 55Nc,
and then reacted to 55c Other deliveries were
UNCHANGED ua; to W higher at 4sc to 4aHc. and
sod9 up TO 49!3 @499ac. Local receipts were
1;osS cars rs with do7 Of contract grade.
During the last few minutes Of trading the
price was bid up to SOC The close was sat at the
ttooR R, with an advance of &c. After selling at
80 4sHe, aS Saiy closed with gain Of A@Ac, at
:, Cash corn. No. 2, 51@51Nc; No. 8, 5ok q
old, 4oA @4sTc; september, 4sAc; old g 4s%e;
December, 45Tc; old, 46%c; May deOe1, 45%c'
marfe BY the strength OF the
hc ,h lever at s9Mc to 3osh @so1zc and sold up ID
C Cash oats No. 2, aoA .4 No: 8, so@soAc.
5OaSc; september, 2S6kc, - -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
MONEY REPORTS

SpERIJN. Nav 31.-Exchange on London, 20
go 40 RIOS for checks Discount rates: Short
bills bill 81 per cent; three months bills, IN
per cent. .,,;
AIKEN into the Bank of England on balance to-
vi MSINNEAPoLIs May 31.-Bank clearings, . TO-
rate; &c premium; buying rate, Zoe premium;
hnvine rate. mar: London sixty-day sight docu-
mentary exchange, 81 .AA 1890, .,a.r
ST. PAUL May Banks e e .s n5g s TO-DAY Ia
81, I35, 21. 3s; for mouth, 5000 ,oz2.9o; last
New YORK. May 81. Close: Prime mercan.
tile paper GA cent Sterling e1 bi5Ia sf
s4.s7l4.s7. O5 for demand and at 81 s5@a. 800
bills Posted rates R sass sly ana
SsHc. Mexican dollars. 45Nc. Money cal.
higher. s2A@4 per cent, closing bid, 9; offered
at very easy; SKY DAYS ana
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
Total sales, 742,5oo.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, May s1..conso

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. May 81 -consols
for money e11s;; consols for account 81 LIZ;
ferred, 1o41s; Baltimore & Ohio 1l11A; Cana
dian Pacific Chesapeake es,osso oh Mws so;
Eee & St. Paul 179; De Beers, It's Denver
& Rio Grande, 2s1a Denver 8 Rio Grand ss pre-
ferred, ssA; Erie, 41ss Erie frst t., preter req
t tGsi louisville s Sal hs 11 VA e as
tpnls 144. Norfolk & Western. S512; Norfolk 4
Ws WISE, preferred, sS ontario s Western a1
52 Pennsy eeA Rand snauo Mines .s DE e%
ing second preferred 43k; Southern Railway
2sa Southern Railway az uian
ern Pacific, 63A; Union Paclne, ga ga, S o1W
United States Steel preferred, s6A; Wabash 10;
wabash preferred, 80; Spanish 49, u
Bar silver steady. 26 13-16d per ounce
The rate Of discount in the open market e d fol
short bilsl is 21s per cent. The rate OF d us
count in the open market for three months bills
is 2M per cent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31

STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, MAY 80.
Cars Inspected In-Wheat-Great Northern
49, 49, No. northszn' 1s Na northern 27 No.
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul-No north
eern, a; No. northern, rs; No. 8, IL; No. 4,
"a: rejected, 10. ..-
No. 2 northern, IS; No 5, 8; No. 4, 8.
500 Line-No / northern, 26; No. north
ern. 10; No. g. Z; No. 4, g. rejected, 8; no
Northern Pacifc-No: l northern. 7; No. 2
northern, %; No. g. 10; No. 4, 8; rejected, B;
Chicago st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
No. l northern, 80; No. northern, 80; No. 3,
IL; No. 4, s. rejected, Z. ....-s-
Chicago Great Western-No 1 northern, 10.
Totals-No. i. northern, 1855; No. north
ern. $50; No. 8, rs; No. 4, "a; rejected, "a;
no grade, 3. 49,.
Other Grains-No. winter wheat, 12 cars;
rejected winter wheat, %; mixed wheat, 10;
No. 3 yellow corn 8; No. 8 corn, 8; No. 4
corn, g.; No. white oats, 8; No. white oats,
IS; No. white oats, 3s; No. 3 oats, IL: No. 2
rye, 81; no grade rye, !; No: 4 barley, s;
No. 1 northwestern fax, e. No. l fax, 4; re-
jected fax, 2; no grade flax, 2. ...a
Cars Inspected Out-No. 2 ,durum wheat, l.
No. 1 northern wheat, Ill; No. northern
wheat, s.; No. ) wheat, %; No. wheat 3d.
rejected wheat 21 grade wheat, 1; mixed
wheat, 8; No. 3 corn, 2; No white oats, g.;
No. white oats, 8; No. 8 oats, 1; No. bar
ley, 4: No. 2 rye 1; No. rye 1; No.
fax 9. -, -" ...-E.-. 5sss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
THE CASH TRADE
OATS SLIGHTLY EAs1ER-CoRN CLOSED

OATS SLIGHTLY EAs1ER-CoRN CLOSED A
FRACTION FIRHER.
FLAX-Receipts. I ears, against last
year; Shipments none; Duluth none
Minneapolis, cash. to-arriye and May, 81. 46M
OATS-No. white closed at 2e1ac. Receipts,
so cars; shipments, IL
:, CoRN-GGlosing prices for No: yellow, 4sAc.
Receipts, q cars; shipments, 1 car.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and CRACKED corn. in sacks sacks extra $3.50
so-lb sacks; sacks extra, $1s.5o@1s75; No: 2
ground feed. y corn and u oats. so-lb sacks,
corn and 20 oats. 75-lb sacks, sacks extra,
$19.50@19.75.
MILLsTUFFs- in bulk, s13@1s5o;
shorts. $1sq19:5o; middlings SO; red dog; SO;
all 0 in Minneapolis; In 20O-lb sacks 81 per
RY,E-closing prices on No. 2. 7e&@77Ac'
BARLEY--Feed grades closed at se@41c;
mailing grades, 42@45c. Receipts, % cars
shipments, cars.
=, HAY-Choice timothy, ss.5o@1o; No. timo
thy, $s@9:50; No: timothy. $7.50@s; No. :
timothy, $6@7; choice upland. So; wheat and
oats straw. $5@4.5o. Receipts Ito tons.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
THE COTTON ACREAGE
SOUTHERN COTTON ASSOCIATION ISSUES
TITS REPORT @6IsIt5s

New Orleans, May 31.-The Southern Cotton
association today issued it's cotton acreage re-
port. The report says:
1.-The estimated acreage for 1904, as indicated
by the report of the United States government,
amounted to 31.71O000 acres.
The decrease in the acreage for 1906 as
shown by tabulated statement which was
compiled from 1874 individual reports from
farmers, merchants, bankers and others thruout
the cotton belt, fixes the acreage this year at
25,9SO,951 acres, decrease of 18.43 per cent
and 1906 per cent in fertilizers. "A
1.-The present demand for cotton is unprece-
dented, and with a firm and determined stand
higher prices for the staple will be secured
in the near future. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
GENERAL PRODUCE
Official quotations of the Minneapolis
> Produce Exchange, corrected up to IL M,

BuTrER-Receipts yesterday, 80, 2s5 pounds.
Creameres extra 2oe ereameries rsts. 1885,
dairies rsts l5c; daries seconds, lac; ladies' les
frsts, 16c; ladies' seconds, 14c; renovated, ex.
gasa1ag stesk asesh ss CASES. Our
rent receipts. No. 1. case count case $4.35;
Gnrrent receipts, No. candled doz, 15hc;
twins ~ s,tI ano, Or fats fancy
,nd good Sc; Young Americas. fancy in quality
Isl Pinost No T. 81 s snssFf fancy NJ Loaf
CHOICE b,o' sW'sSi fsncy block 15Q1ec; SWISS
:, VEG 5E EST 81 sparaguss 1-s bu crate,
$780, Du 49, beets DOB Dea bnncb gax by
81 celery Florida doz. $l25; caulidoWer 'S doa,
roraa ds 81
B garlic. 1o@2oc; lettuce, leaf, Soc; lettuce.
head 6ea doz s5e mint doz, 4oc; onions, green,
Ou ra dGs pepp ronnd soz
rse @S per sp1 sSn pu SIS foSs
TOES fsot FLORIDA lS six basket crates. $3&13.25
12c. oH fsncr ,h,1 fa5ey, white 1-h sections
white lib sections, Sc; amber &c; sold deUt
&c. extracted white. in cans sHac; extracted am
E1sH-Ptke, 7c; pickerel, 4ls@5c; crappies,
eeeG1se i, ! b,ulll l, dressed, .55@ee:
son GtAhBBAGE.NeW California, 100 lbs, So; new
REANS-Quotations include sacks Fancy
navy, bu w; choice navy, 81. IS @1.75; medium
navy, $!.25; medium navy, mixed and dirty 81
s11l 5Sa, brown fancy 81 brown, fair to good,
LIE Notwithstanding ROSTERS 7@sc
hens, l1q111ac; broilers, 1902 lbs each, doz
$4@6; old ROSTERS, &c; ducks, S@9c; geese
6@Te; turkeys, lac.
PlGEONS-Tame, live, young or old, doz, 81
OIL Isl; dead, 6O@7Oc; squads nesters, fancy
selected live or dead, $1.50@1.75; small, poo,
and thin, unstable. -
s,s oRANegsNayes, $4,000; Mediterranean
LENloNs-C California, fancy, 1925; choice, So
Messinas, So. 5o@375. W
GRAPE FRUIT-California, S.
! BANANAS-Jumbo lunches, $2.75@3: larg,
| punches, $225@275; medium punches. $2@2 .25
| low, medium, 81 40; green, fancy, 81. S5; green
medium. $1.40; marrowfat, So.
| oN!ONS-Bermudas, Blu, $1.50@1.75; Bermu
| das, in sacks, 100 lbs, So. !. = 80
| P1NEAPPLES-24s and Dos, crate, $3.50
$50. s.
CHERRIES = California, box, $2.5o@2 Is
sour, 24-qt cases, 3d.
sTRAWBERRIEs-- cases, 50.
ID DRESSED ssss MEATs-Veal fancy, Id, ehc
Weight tH,l &c; mutton, fancy, e@e1ac; mutton
choice to fancy, 7@9c; lambs, milk, fancy
pelts on, 13c; lambs, milk, choice, pelts on
10@12c; lambs, thin and poor, unstable; hogs
51A@6c. Ae
FROG LEGs-Large, s@1oc; medium, 4@5c
| POIATOES-Burbanks and Rurals CARROTS
sacked, bu, 2oc; red stock, CARROTS, sacked, 2UM
70; 81 small Ia lots, DC more; bulk, &c less new
wins, $4.5O@5 ' DoAo
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MISCELLANEOUS

" NEW YORK COTTON, May s1.-The cotton
market opened steady at decline of 2 to I
points in response to lower cables and reports
of better weather in the SOUTH There was a
good demand at the decline, however. with the
and shortly after the opening prices, frmed up
to net advance Of about II points on May
and of to points later positions, follow
ing which, offerings increased and the market
turned irregular around last Mondays finals,
reau at midday. =
Cotton futures opened steady at the decline.
May s 5a July, s:25c; August sac; septem
December, s.45c; January, s.51c; March, $500.
At midday the nsrket was about steady within
trade rather awaiting the weekly bureau report.
The Southern Cotton Growers association re-
ports decrease in acreage of 1S43 per cent, a
decrease in fertilizers of 1925 and states that
the condition of the crop is unprecedentedly bad
Spot cotton. quiet; middling uplands 8.7Oc; mid
ding gulf, 8.90c.
Cotton, spot, closed quiet Is points higher; mid.
ding uplands, S.S5c; middling gulf, 9.lOc. Sales
"a, 800 bales ~,
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GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

Kansas City receipts: Wheat, $4,000 bu,
against 145, 900 bu; shipments, Is, 900 bu
against $1,000 bu. Corn receipts SO, 600 bu.
IT, oo. Two days each.1 $1,000 asa1ls'
ST. Louis receipts: Wheat, n 900 blu, against
$4,000 blu; shipments, $4,000, against 21S, 600.
Corn receipts, $4,000 blu, against $4,000 bu;
shipments. $4,000, against 222, 900. tTwo days
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STEADY TO STRONG
FOR THE PORKERS
QUALITY BETTER AND DEMAND
ALSO IMPROVED.

Cattle Receipts Light and Beef Steers
and Butcher Cows Strong stockers
and Feeders Slow and the Common
Lots Off 1Oc-sheep Receipts Light,
Comprising Native Sheep and Lambs
frlnclpauy.
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HAS CIGAR CHEWING HABIT
Man Who Eats Strong Ones Saturated
with Nicotine.

new 1Ork IreSS.
81 wonder" said the guest. as he watched
western visitor Illuminating, IF there is any
habit more obtrusive than that of chewing plug
tobacco A nibble from a cigar is not so very
do PlS Know said the clerk fhouenffuly
1.-THE man who just went away from the case
has what consider a worse one. You noticed,
perhaps. that he got three full favored Havana
in,perials and paid 81 for them. They are heavy
weight champions in their way and are so full
and pungent that few men care to smoke them
Well. he doesn't smoke them, Or. at least, he
does not smoke much of them. He puts one
of them into his holder lights it and smokes
perhaps mn eighth: Then he allows the light
to go out and he trims off the charred portion.
He chews the rest of It, Now, I've known him
long time and | never saw him expectorate.
never him smoke even the quarter of
cigar. Yet he always has the next-day odor
of the room in which a smoker was held.
He'll get away with three Of those cigars in
a day. At his desk, the street, everywhere,
he has bit of the stuff tucked away in his
mouth.
IF nicotine is bad for the heart he must
either have none or else have one as sturdy as
paving stone, for I don't believe there is
anything in his blood excepting nicotine
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, May a1.-Provtsions
We're easier a result Of &c decline in the
price Of live hogs, following unusually large
We're sKe lower, at s7 .Tii ''1N7a' A'0s
Close-Pork May. $1227 "a July, $12.42; Sep.
f fl $l2 65@l267h Lard May. s7.17k
$40. Ribs, May, $7.171a @720; July, $7.22h
September, $7.47A; October, $3.50. - -
NEW YORK PROVISIONS May s1.-Reef
r r1na.+ Pork: dull Lard, barely steady; prime
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS, MAY 49,
Observation-Disclosures, 11S cars; OMAHA "a;
st. Louis, 52 Great Northern. 174; Burlington,
RI; 500, sc. -..s s 5-@s. -
Shipped Milwaukee. p cars Omaha, 4;
ST Louis, IS; Wisconsin Central, H. Great
Northern, g. Burlington, g.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT MAY 81;
The following are the receipts anu shipments
t the principal primary wheat markets:
RECEIPTS AND sH1PMENTs, MAY 49,

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, MAY 90.
Received--Wheat, 511 cars, 4S5,450 bu; corn,
16, 500 bu; oats, 100000 bu; barley, 1870 bu;
rye, $40 bu; flax, 3,71O blu; -four, 1O36 brls;
mistns 124 tons; hay 10 tens To- o earots, e4s
800 bu; flour, 41,676 brls; millstufls, Loss
tons. linseed OIL 100000 gals; oil cake, $780,
600 lbs: carlots, 4S5.
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UNIQUE.

HOUSTON POST.
We've got new dinner set Of $50 pieces -
We've got one of 10000 pieces
why, never heard of such thing p
Neither did we till we got our present cook. -