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fOnered. bid.
BOSTON MINlNG SI0GgS

BOSTON, March 1O.-Closing copper
quotations: Adventure 5% @6A; Allouez.
23@23h; Arcadian. "a OLE; Atlantic. 16
@161; Bingham, 317s as; Calumet and
Consolidated Mercur 37@3S: Copper
Range Consolidated. 75ss 976; DAILY West,
151s 916 exadividend; Dominion Coal T1H
D73; Dominion Steel. 23h423A Elm
River. 11@IIh; Cranky. SIS ass; Guiana
juato, So 05%: Greene Consolidated. 29ls
Q29%; Isle Royale, 25h@26; Massachu-
setts. 1875 ala; Mayfiower. IL asked; ;
Michigan. I4A 1151A; Mohawk, 55A Q56;
Old Colony 11k @11s; Old Dominion, 276e
2f5z: OsceoIa, 94sk 695: Parrot. 296291h !:
Phoenix. 21k93; Quincy, 105@107; Rhode
as; Swift & Co.. 111G111A; Tamarack
1S1G132; Tecumseh. ~ @3st; Trinity. 12A
412E: United States Mining. 261s 02634 ;
41Z Victoria, AS as; Winona, 14k 015;
Wolverine. 118G119;, Wyandot, 21s @2%;
Santa Fe, 21s @2A.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION

Inspected In Wheat - Cars = Great
Northern-No. / northern %. No. north
ern. SS; No; 3, 15; No. 4. II; rejected. Is:
no grade. 13.
c.. NJ. & st. P.-No. 1 northern. 1: No.
northern, Z; No 3, Is; No. 4, 10; reject
Ms NJ & St. L--NO. northern. 4; No. ?
So, 500 Line.No. northern, 3; No. 2
northern. 8; No. 3, "A; No. 4. 10; reject
/, Northern PacIhc-No. i northern. q: No.
northern. 8; No. 8. S; No. 4, 3; reject. @
:, C. st. p. M. & Ono. northern
No. 2 northern, /; No. 4. 2; rejected, 3;
Totals.No. / northern. 81: No. north
ern, 81; No: 3, 80; No. 4, As; rejected. "a:
no grade. IA. o.
Other Grains-Rejected winter wheat
II, mixed wheat, 4; western wheat. 6: No
ysiIoW corn, 8; No. corn. ]: No. corn.
NO. white oats, IL: No. 4 white oats
~, NO oats, i; no grade oats /: No. 3
rye, q NO. rye. =; No. 4 barley 8: No.
feed barley. 8; No. 2 feed barley. Is: no
grade feed barley. 1: No. l northwestern
Cars Inspected Out-No. 3 durum wheat
2; No. ] hard wheat. ]; No J noTtherr
wheat, 32; No. northern wheat S3: Nn
3 wheat, 81; No. wheat So; rejected
wheat, 30; no grade wheat 2; rejected
winter wheat, 4; mixed wheat 4: No 3
yellow corn, 1; No. corn, 6; No. 4 com.
2; No. 3 white oats. %; No. white OATS
IA; No. barley, 3; No. barley g: No
feed barley, 3: No feed barley. l. No.
rye, s; No. rye, ]; No. northwestern
flax 4; No. flax, 16; rejected fax, ..
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ST. PAUL MARKETS

Feed and Meal-Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn. ton, $3.50: ground feed,
No. ]. two-thirds corn and one-third oats.
$3.50; ground feed, No. ?. half corn and
half oats. $16-75: ground feed, No. 3, one
third corn and two-thirds oats. S17.00.
Bran and Shorts-Bran in bulk. S14-25,
bran in sacks, 200 lbs, $500: bran in
sacks. 100 lbs. SIS. .25: standard middlings.
in bulk. s14.75; standard mlddlings. 200
Id sacks. $500: standard middlings. 100
10 sacks. sl5;25; middlings: flour. bulk,
$3.50; middlings flour. 100-ib sacks,
Hay,Receipts. T. cars; ehoiee prairie;
prairie. s5.25qs.oo; No. 8 prairie. s4.50@
500: No. / midland. s4.O0G5 500; No mid
land $3.50@4. 90: choice timothy. $3.50;
No. i timothy. ss.5oQ9.0o; No. timothy.
s7.o0@7.5o: No. 8 timothy s5.00Gs.O0; No.
i clover hay $s.00Ge.0O No. / clover hay.
mixed. s7;eoa7;5o; No. clover hay,
i. s5.7s47 90: No: 2 s.. .oo@b.5o; wheat.
and oat straw, So. 50G4 %.
Flour-Patents. frsts. ss.o06s.20: pat
ents. seconds. $5.s0q5.9o; clears. firsts,
s4.5o44.7o: red dog, per ton. 14o-lb sacks,
oe.
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MINNEAPOLIS Cash MARKETS
Mailing Barley Jumps Three Cents
Other Grains Firm and Unchanaed

OS'ST SfdHs fiFfH ana OnCndnqeo
Flax-The market was active and
No. ] fax closed in all positions at 81 .40lb.
Receipts IS cars and shipments s.
COMA strong market with an active
ana general demand for the fairly liberal
receipts No. yellow closed at 441Sc
receipts Is cars and shipments none.
Oats-Ihe demand was active and mar
ket very firmly held, No. 3 white closing
ments AZ 'iiip
Rye-Demand holds good and the mar
eet x nrm, closing at 16A @7Sc. Receipts
3 cars and shipments 2.
Barley-A first class demand and the
market was strong and higher. especially
on the mailing grades. Mailing closed at
41@45c and feed at 3S@40c. Receipts SO
cars and shipments 80.
Feed and Meal-Coarse cornmeaI and
cracked corn, in sacks, extra. sI6.500
1873; No: ground feed, 2-3 corn and Ia
oats, S0-lb sacks, sacks extra. $1,000
II 70; NO; 2 ground feed, X corn and y
oats. % sV-ip SACKS, sacks extra, S17 500
LIB; LIB; No 3 ground feed. 1-3 corn and %
1926. '-o'OOv
Millstuffs-Bran in bulk. s1425@14 so:
shorts, Sl4,25@14:5o: middlings, $4,000
apolis; in 200-lb sacks. Shopper ton ad-
ditional; in 100-lb sacks. $1.50 per ton ad-
ditional Shipments, 1875 TONS
Hay-Reported by Cleveland & Co.:
Receipts moderate and mostly medium
and upland eagerly sought at full prices
S thy cSoice sa s. p6emlSm No Tl%S is 90
$3.50; No. 2, $7.5o@S.5o; No. 3, s6506
30; "a o. upland. choice; s7so@s.5o; No. /
1900: midland. s550G650; swaIe. S4'0oS
5 90; rye straw, $4,000. so; wheat or oats
81 0o@i 80 Shipments. 204 tons
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LONDON

LONDON, March 10.--Money in tbe
market today was in moderate supply and
good demand owing to the Irish land loan
calling for nearly $6,250 900. The full eff
feet of the lowering of the Bank of Eng
lands rate of discount will not he felt tor
a while, revenue collections keeping the
supplies reduced, but the idea is that it
will be lowered 10 per cent soon. Dis
counts were easier and quiet. Operations
on the stock exchange were strong and
trading was stimulated by the reduction
of the bank rate and the fall of Mukden,
leading to renewed peace talk Conscls
were buoyant on the monetary outlook.
Opera tions opened cheerful In sympathy
with Wall street and hardened to over
parity on the continent and Wall street
buying. especially Canadian Pacific Balti-
more & Ohio and New York. Ontario &
Western. Union Pacific weakened on
realiations. The close prices mostly were
firm, but somewhat below the best quo
tations of the day. Grand Trunk ad-
vanced on the traffic increase. Americans
were irregular. Japanese strengthened on
the latest war news and Russians were
easy. Imperial Japanese government 6s
OF 1904 were quoted at 104%. Paris sup
ported other specialties. Copper shares
We're firm. Bullion TO the amount of 9sS.-
600 was taken into the Bank of England
today and f20. 900 was withdrawn for
shipment to the continent
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
NEW YORK

New rk-Flour-Receipts. 10000 bu;
exports, Ia, ,565 bu; dull and barely steady.
Rye flour dull. Buckwheat -four dull. Corn
meal steady. Rye nominal Barley dull.
Wheat-No receipts: spot easy; No. red.
nominal. elevator; No. Q red. s1.1SA TO. b.
afloat; No. northern Duluth, Sl.22ss +. o.
b. afoat; No. / hard Manitoba. S1.10 f. o.
b. afioat. Options opened higher on cables
and bullish Argentine news. which eased
of. rallied again on bull support and cold
weather northwest. but in the afternoon
turned very weak. This freak was eX
planned by bearish Modern Miller re-
port, heaviness in the southwest and
prospects for bearish government figures.
which left the market finally weak at
%Gl1zc net decline. May, s1.11&@
1.13%c. closed s1.12h: July, s6$t "a
80 11-16c, closed 97c: September. 1875 a
90ssc. closed sec Corn-Receipts. $3.50
bn; exports, 46.sl1 bu; spot barely steady;
No. 3. 5shc elevator and 535kc afioat;
No. 2 yellow. 54Ac; No. 2 white. 54Ac.
Option market was neglected all day
and closed easy with wheat at at A@Lc
net decline. May. 53z a541se; closed SIC;
July closed at 535sc. Oats-Receipts. 49,
500 bu; exports. 1855 bu: spot. quiet:
mixed. 26 TO 30 lbs, 371s 1sG3S1zc: natural
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CASH SALES
Minneapolis. March 10

No. Northern Wheat-1O cars. 81 1ois /.
car, 81 .l3; cars, 1.12$s; cars. 81 .l3X
No. Northern--1 car. 81 .0Sa.: cars
Sl.OSH; 2 cars, 81 .091k; 6 cars 81 90: i
car; CO choice, s1.11B; 1 car. 81 .eS9s; i car,
No. Wheat car. 81. .o5; 3 cars. 81 az.
a. = cars, cars 3 .o2; o. "a cars. s1.o2h; cars.
sample; sam & 8: o2H; 2 cars elevator. ssc;
cars u ~; ] car Sl.o6; =
NO. Wheat car, Csc: cars. esc:
car. frost, 90c; car 1.01; cars. 9sc:
! car, sample, sic; car, 931kc;1 car. SIC:
y cars, Sac; 3 cars. 90c: car. csc: car
sle; z cars. elevator. 9oc; part car, s4c; /
Rejected Wheat car, 73c; gears. sac.
b cars, S5c; cars. SIC; 4 cars. 75: car
5Sc; cars. 55c; j car, 76c; ] car 7Sc:
cars, 63c; / car soc; 2 cars. 74c: ] car
6Sc; cars, SEC; car, 96c; car, &c; /
car. SIC; j car. 65c -
No Grade Wheat car, frost, sOc: car.
tSo; ! car. soc; part car, wet, 81.
No 3 Yellow Corn--1 car, 45c
NO. Corn cars, 44hc; I car. Ale.
No. 4 Corn--1 car: S3Hc; 4 cars 4zc.
NO Grade Coyn@1 car 42hc
No. 3 White oats-I car. zoe: car
Sog car. to arrive. 301zc.
29ssc ees'
No. 3 oats-2 cars. 2sAc: 2 cars. ee1sc.
No Grade Oats-l car. 2sl.c.
No. Rye car, 7SMc
No. Rye-1 car, 77c; i car, &c.
NO: Barley cars, Acc; cars sec: l
car. 3she.
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HIDES. PELTS. WOOL, ETC.

Quotations furnished by d. Bergman &
Co., ST. Paul:
and up, No. 1, 10c: No. 2. &C; branded.
No. /, &C: No. 2. &c.
Green salted COW hides. 25 lbs and up.
No. SIC: No. 2. SIC; branded. No. /.
Green saited bulls. stays and oxen, No.
!, Sc; No. 2, &c.
No. l. io%c; No. q. SIC. MP 10 70 % 'Ss'
Green salted long haired kip, to 25
Green salted deacons. under 8 lbs. No.
Green salted skunk skins, No. 1, zoe.
Green Green ssted ssted glue glue stock s3Ss. sss
$l.25G3.35; No. 2. $500; small and ponies,
No. /. $3.50: No. 2. s160.
Green and frozen hides. 1c to 11kc less
Dry Montana butcher hides. short trim
med, heavy; No, l-2. 16-17c; light, No.
IL ,e lS-l4e; ,! long trimmed heavy. No. 1-2.
No. /. 12Q13c
Dry saifed hides. No. /. l2c; No. 2. 1Oc.
hides. IL lbs and up. No. 1. 12hc; No. ?,
Dry calf skins. No. 1, Ice; No. 2. lac.
Dry kip skins. No. 1. 12914c; No. 2.
Dry glue stock. &c.
Rendered tallow. No. 1. 4Kc; No. 2.
Grease, No. l. SC: No. Q. Sc.
Rough tallow. 1kc.
Sheep pelts. green. large. 81 10 81 40:
dry. territory butcher. 14G15c per ID act
ual weight; dry. territory murrain. iS9
lac per 10 actual weight: dry shearing. 7c
to loo per ID actual weight
Wool. unwashed, Minnesota and Wis
consin. 1sc to 24c per ID; unwashed. Da-
kota. 17c to 22c perLlb.
Deerskins. dry 25c to 40c per ID; green.
l25ac to 15c per h..
Seneca. root. 52c to Sc.
medium, SIC; No. l small. So; cubs. No
81 so: brown. No. j large. sil: No.
medium, $40 30: No. / small. IS; cubs. No
! large. IS; No. medium, 81; No. small
Badger. No; large; s1.25; No. /
Beaver. No: j large. ,7.5o; No. /
medium: siShsL 8; 9 SO; No; l small, g. 50:
;s; e': No. NDi small. ae sg. '"'O' NO. medium
uIS;Mn EEx silver f,eG. No No / large, $500: No.
81: gray. No. large. 81: No. i medium,
sa.55: No. medium, 50 so; No. 1 small.
medium. SOC; No. / small. 35c. w. :
medium $3.50 $500 Nc No sms .a1sf s:lSSS :lSSS Brown Mo
sRS Sc 90! pale Ne No :dn lHnrgs e $780, No. medium
Mink. dark, No. large. $50; No. 1
medium, $3.50; No. small, 200; brown
and pale. No 1 large, S2.75; No. 1 medium
$500: No. small, $l.5O.
Raccoon. No. 1 large. s1.75; No. /
medium. 81 20: No small. 75c.
Marten, dark, No. large. $1,000; No.
medium. S4.00: No. 1 small. 500; brown
No l large. 5000; No. / medium. So 90;
No. ] small. $500: pale. No. large, IS. 90;
NO; ] medium $3.50: No small. $2:60.
Wolverine. No. / large. 800: No.
medium. $500: No. I small. $500.
Weasels. white. No. large. Soc; No.
medium. 30c: No. / small. 15c.
Muskrats. Wisconsin, large winter. 14c;
small winter and large fall. lie; small
fall. &c: Minnesota. large winter. lie;
small winter and large fall. &c; small fall.
&c: kits, &c.
skunk. black. No. ! large. sI75; No. 1
medium. s1.35: No. 1 small s10O; striped.
No. large. s1.0o: No. medium. 75c: No
1 small SOC.
Wolf. No. large $3.50: No. medium.
$1.50; No. / small. 800.
Above are quotations for prime No. 1
furs. Nos. 2. 5, 4 are unprime and worth
proportionately less
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Duluth, Minn.-Another cent came of
wheat today and May closed &c under
yesterday In the same time September
declined nc The market was fairly ac-
OF wheat for the week and 80 coo bu Of
fax. Receipts are very small but ship
ments have fallen materially. The out
ward movement of fax which was quite
large. seems to have ceased Receipts
Wheat. % cars flax. 10; oats 8; barley.
J. Shipments-Wbeat. 400 bu-- Cars on
northern north 8, ,e os No wnea5nash nortssnn s, 10 g,
TO s1.04 Is: May. s1.oS%; July. 81 0S;
September. S7zsc: durum- 92g93c. Flax.
$-40A- Oats, 30Hc. Rye. 753zc.
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CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The leading futures ranged as follows:

forty to sixty days Sellers are very firm
in their views
sales Of cash wheat in Chicago Thursday
OF 10000 bu, 1000 bu No. red at 81. 1sh
I. o. b. There were bids OF 1c over May
In store for 10000 bu and &c over was ask
ed. No. hard sold at 81. 13 Z. o. b. No.
9, spring brought s1.04 TO S1.06, No. 2,
st. louis was s114 to s115 for No. 2
2 hard.
Corn brought NC advance in the sample
market and sales for shipment at Chicago
bu and prices unchanged. The seaboard
sold only 5000 bu corn for export
Weather-Map shows very cold weather
IN Canadian northwest and much lower
temperatures in Dakotas and Minnesota.
Below zero at Duluth and Is below at
winnipeg. Temperatures In west are low
er but about stationary. Southwest and
South Dakota, Nebraska. Kansas and
northern Illinois. Rains in Ohio valley,
heavy at Nashville. In extreme north and
Northwest is partly cloudy, below to Is
above. Precipitation trace to .04 and
showing al Rapid City. West and south
west partly cloudy.
Forecast Chicago and Vicinity-Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday. slight change
IN temperature, minimum tonight, 20 TO
70 degrees above zero, variable winds,
gan, Wisconsin, Iowa-Partly cloudy to-
night and Saturday Minnesota, North
Dakota-Fair tonight and Saturday. South
Dakota, Nebraska. Missouri. Indiana. Kan
sas-Probable light snow furries tonight
and Saturday Upper Michigan-Fair to-
night and Saturday, except snow fiurries
near Lake Superior. Indications are for
mostly fair weather in this forecast dis
trict except light snow f1urries are prob
able in portions of the west lake region
and on eastern Rocky mountain slope. The
changes in temperature will not be
marked.
Closing Cash Grain Prices
No. l hard. s1.13lA No northern,
SI.1M; No. 2 northern. 81 o67s al. /. .o77s;
93c; No. yellow corn, 44Kc; No. corn,
43c; No. 3 oats, 28A @29%c; No. white
oats, 2SAc; barley, 3SQ45c: rye, 76z 0D7Sc;
No, l flax on spot, 81 4019; No fiax to
arrive, 81 1.4015; No. fax March option,
81 401z.
Puts and Calls s--s-e--rs'
Minneapolis May puts. 81 .OS& al Os%:
calls, 81 .112s; curb, 81 .10as. Milwaukee
May wheat puts, 81 .109s; calls. 81 .15h;
July wheat puts. 91Hc; calls, 93&e; May
corn puts, 47kQ475sc; calls, 4s1k n4Sssc.
Minneapolis Receipts and Shipments
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METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK. March 1o.-The London
copper market was higher at &6S 12s Cd
for spot and 969 for futures. Locally
prices We're unchanged, but lake was re-
ported hrmer Lake was quoted at S15.371z
ais. so; electrolytic at SIS 25G15. .371h.
and casting at $l4 s712 OILS. % Iron closed
at 54s in Glasgow and sos in Middlesboro.
Locally the market is unchanged at gem
orally firm prices. No. l foundry north
ern is quoted at SIT .95@1S. %: No. 2
foundry northern at s17. 50G1S. 90; No l
foundry southern and No. foundry south
ern soft at SIT .95l1S. %.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Osls MaEeh dafies Tssk &
firm; at mark. cases included 19ihc
Cheese firm; daisies. 13@131xc; twins. liza
12Ec; Young Americas, 1910. Poultry
Live steady; chickens. 12c; springs. i2c:
turkeys. 13c Potatoes weak; burbanks. 27
Q29c: rurais. 26G2sc. Veal steady; 80 to
so pound weights. 5@51zc: SO to 70 pound
weights. 6@Ic; so TO 125 pound weights,
~ s@S1zc.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. March 1O.-Prime mer-
camille paper, 3A 0415 per cent. Sterling
exchange steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 Sc .76@4 Sc. so for de-
mand and at 81 S4 1904 "a. so for sixty
commercial bills, S4.S49s. Bar silver,
594c. Mexican dollars 45&c. Govern
ment bonds steady. Railway bonds ir-
regular Money on call steady 25k@ az per
loans steady; sixty days, per cent,
ninety days. 3@3A; six months, 34a per
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MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee. wis--Flour weak Wheat
ern, sl.10@i.1O1z: MAY. H.lsX: puts.
xllo%; No. northern. s11o@1.1011: May
N;lST; puts. $l.1o% asked: calls. s1.15H
dull: No. 2. Sic: sample. ss@50c. Oats.
No. 2. sic; sample, 3s650c Oats firm;
standard. 32a< G33c Corn firm; No. 8, 471
4Sc; May. 4sc bid; puts. 471zc asked; calls,
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NEW YORK corroN

NEW YORK. March 1o.-Cotton future.
May. 7.1Sc; June. 7.44c; July, 7.15c; Au-
gust 7-41c; September 7.5lc; October.
7.55c; November. 1850: December. 7.6lc:
January. 7.62c. Spot cotton closed quiet:
middling uplands. 7.90c: middling, gulf
e.I5c; sales. 1850 bales.
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KANSAS CITY

July, sitsc: cash No. hard. 81 io3ik q Los: !:
No; 3: N.e141. 03h; No. l. S0cQs100; No.
red, y ,oig1. .o5; No. 3. 81 .02p1. o5; No.
= sscqSl ;0l. May corn. 45Ss Q451kc; July,
45ssc; cash No. 2 mixed. 45& s146c: No. g,
45Ssc; No. white. 465zc; No 3. acc Oats
hrm; No mixed, 3S1z 933%c; No 2
white, 33133Kc
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SUMMARY OF The DAYS TRANSACTIONS IN THE

No. Feed Barley-3 cars. 39c: cars.
3SAc; l car. 40c; part car. 3Sc.
No. Feed Barley-5 cars. Ss1zc; cars.
No Grade Barley. car. 3S5zc.
No. Flaxseed-2 cars. 81. 40@x: j car,
81 Al: 800 bu to arrive. 81. 4074-
No Grade F1axseed-I car. 81 .36h.
Durum Wheat car, No. 2, SIC, car,
No. 2. s0c; ] car. no grade. 75c: part car.
No. 3, S8c.
Speitz-650 bu to arrive. per cwt, 7Sc.
Screenings car. per ton, s11 so.
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ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis. Mo.-wheat lower: No. red
cash elevator, s1.077s: track. siI3@1I3N:
May, sl;o7B; July. sS7sc; No. 2 hard. sl.6S
4shc: May. 4s1zc; July. 464c. Oats lower:
No. cash. 32c: track. 331k @34c; May,
3lSsc; No. white. 3S% 934c.
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LIVERPOOL

Liyerpool-Spot wheat nominal; futures
July. 6s 1o5sd. Spot corn steady; Ameri-
can mixed, new. As Sd; American mixed.
old. Is lid; futures quiet; March, Is 21sd;
May As AID
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MONEY REPORTS
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Today's
statement of the treasury balances in the
general fund. exclusive of the $780, 000,-
Geo gold reserve in the division of re-
demption, shows: Available cash bal
ance. $143, 1O6,S74 gold. s57,9S5, IA; silver,
$25, ,401, ,321.
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pARIS

PARIS. March 1O.-Three per cent
rentes 100 francs so centimes for the
account Exchange on London % francs
l9J5 centimes for checks.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR MARKET I
Shipments Little More Liberal-Demand
Continues Just Fair

The continued weakness in wheat is
causing buyers TO hold of as much as
possible. The buying is in a hand TO
mouth Way with most of the dealers. The
sales. while small, are in the aggregate
fairly good.
Shipments. 60.45s bris.
First patents. S6.00Q61e; second nat
ents. S.. S0@5.s0; first clears. s4.I56i IS;
second clears. s2.S092.70. (These are ali
I. C. u. in woody
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Their Education

Il hope. sir. that you are bringing up
your children In the fear of the Lord"
No. sir. In the fear Of the beef, egg,
oil and other combines. Life.
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NEw YoRk PaopilcE

NEW YORK. March 1O.--Butter firm.
unchanged; receipts. 1873 packages.
Cheese strong, unchanged; receipts. tit
lbs. Eggs firm. unchanged; receipts. $500
cases.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT
Receipts. Shipments.

The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat
markets:
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CE0SING Stock LEI

Quotations furnished by Edwards Wood
Sos. main Office Fifth and Robert streets,
st. Paul
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DULUTH

white. 80 TO 80 lbs. ssh @3sc: clipped
white. Sc to 40 lbs. 3e941c.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-11
Closing Cash Grain Prices
Puts and Calls

Minneapolis May puts, 81 .Os& al. Os7s:
calls, 81 .112s; curb, 81 10ss. Milwaukee
May wheat puts, 81 .105s; calls. 81 .15h;
July wheat puts 9lb &c; calls 93Ae; May
corn puts, 47hQ47ssc; calls. 4s1k @4S5sc.
Minneapolis Receipts and Shipments
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-28
Immigration.

The foreign immigration coming into
the United States for the year ended
lastsJlly amounted to l.O3O, 600. This.
with the natural increase by births
over deaths. which now exceeds mil
lion q year, means that more than two
million new kpeople, sor increase, are.
added 70 our population as 9 nation
each twelve months, Illisis the equal
ofsone great state, like Iowa or Micni-
gan.
Certainty South Dakota, which has
the hest llnnli ized irie DC
any portion OF tbs United States, will
continue to get her share Of this new
population until abe il we'll settled and
developed. e is apparently the simple
fulfilling OF natures great laws that
this state should grow and continue to
grow immensely during this generation.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-28

Notwithstanding Congressman
Martin has introduced a bill IN
congress which is intended to cur
tail the powers Of the beef and
other trusts, and which meets the
approval Of President Roosevelt,
some Of the state papers which
are Haunting the so-callcd
.sRoosevelt Republican League,
and finding fnult with the presen'
republican organization, are crit
cising MIR. Martins bill. If Mr.
Martin happened to be member
of the s'league'' the chances are
his bill would be strictly q. Il
with leaguers. The Daily Dakot
an Of this city, is good example
| of this inconsistency.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-28
Climate.

The climate of this western prairie
country is rapidly improving. The
records of the United States govern
mint show that the rainfall is increas-
ing steadily i'll the prairie districts east
OF the Rocky mountain range, as the
country is being settled up, and trees
are planted and a portion of the land
oroken for cultivation.
rhe climate in the Oldest portion of
this state, $50 miles southeast of Pierre
has changed very much during the last
ten or twenty years and is now prac
tically the same climate as that of
Iowa The next tive or ten years will
doubtless bring about still greater
change ii the new unsettled part of
South Dakota, as that locality is set
ting up more rapidly than Iowa did in
her early days.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-28
Big Fronts.

III the growth Ut these new western
states and cities immense profits are
made in thousands Of instances that do
not come to the notice Of m ost persons.
Recentiy,two lots were sold in Min
iieapolis, where the building on same.
had burned down, tor $27i, 600, which
theIowner had bought thirty.nine years.
previousiy for $500. The writer bought
lots IN Lincoln, n eb., for 800 each that
he sold within two years for 500 each
and the same lots sold afterwards at
~, 600 each. We know Of i friend who
bought lots in Lincoln, Neb., for $25t
|eact, that he sold later on for 1900 per
lot.
In New y ork recently ) small piece
|cfs land 1as sold with q brick building
eighty years old on II At the rate ST
saS, 600, GOO per acre. This same land
could have been bought for 8 few hun.
sioiisia15 = lot 4 generation back.
|srhere ii no better life insurance for q
man 70 provide for Ms family than q
Hide real estate in : young growing
Festern city.
Men q and Boys' guaranteed clothing
that Az ~ right prices ]. g. Eager y GU