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CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The leading futures ranged as follows:

the week of 100000 bu. Receipts 226
cars, a holiday year ago, Duluth %,
Chicago %, Kansas City 20 and st. Louis
$4,000 bu. Clearances of wheat and -four
10000 blu, and for the week 9SS.000 bu.
Primary receipts 100000 bu and shipments
1000 blu. Argentine shipments 2,616.000
bu; last week 4,464,0O0 bu; last year g.
232, 900 blu.
Liverpool wheat closed Id higher Ber-
lin unchanged. Budapest 2sc higher, Ant
werp 5sc higher, London I'D higher. Paris
wheat 15M20 centimeS lower and flour
10m15 centimes lower.
Crop Expert Shows report for the end
of March makes the condition of winter
wheat 80 against SOL last year and S3.1
at the end of last December. There has
been no winter killing. and the full acre.
age seeded last fall will go to harvest.
Color is good stand satisfactory soil
moist everywhere and no evidence of Hes
sian fly to any appreciate extent. The
present prospect is fully points above
the April average for series of years.
and is remarkable for the uniformity of
reports, both by states and by counties
inside the state lines
Modern Misunderstanding a few scat
tered reports that the wheat plant is not
maintaining its previous promise. condi-
tions and prospects in the winter wheat
California come reports of rust owing to
excessive rainfall. and the crop in the
northern states of the Pacific coast has
only fair prospects.
There is a private cable reporting Sc
we're damage to the Indian wheat crop by
frost. This is partially responsible for
the Liverpool strength. -
The Argentine wheat markets are de-
moralized. and the demand for export is
very poor. Arrivals from the interior
are small. but the quality of the grain re-
mains satisfactory.
Liverpool-Wheat-The much smaller
Argentine shipments caused a firm OPEN
ing with prices I'D higher. Recent sellers
bought freely, which, together with a
good spot inquiry for wheat on the spot,
caused further advances of I'D. Corn
After opening unchanged May eased off
I'd and July I'D on selling against Amer
lean C. j. (. offers. Transportation diff
culties on the railroads of Argentina him
der business greatly. The weather is ia
vorable both for harvesting the corn crop
and blowing for the new wheat crop.
Chicago Cash Business-The only de-
mand for wheat Thursday was for grades
that could be worked over into contract.
Buyers had the advantage and poor wheat
was &c to &C lower. Contract grades were
held at previous prices No. red was 1c
over May in store. No. red sold f. o. b.
at 81 .0514, No. 3 at 93c to CSC, No. hard
at $1.00 to $1.04. No. 2 hard in
store was 3Ac under May. No. northern
IL at 81. II +. o. b. No. spring sold
at CSC.
At Kansas City the Minneapolis millers
bought 100, 600 blu. Good wheat was picked
up readily at lie advance, making &c in
two days. No. hard is selling there at
&c over May, which calls for No. hard.
The range on No. was 93c to 81 90 and
No. hard 81 90 to $1.04.
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ST. PAUL MARKETS

Feed and Meai-Coarse cornn,caI and
cracked corn, ton, $16.7 ground feed.
No. !, two-thirds corn and third oats
S1!.25; ground feed. No. 2. half corn and
half oats. ST. rs: ground feed No 8. one
third corn and two-thirds oats. SIS %
Bran and Shorts-Bran in bulk, si4 90;
bran in sacks. 200 lbs. $l4 so; bran in
sacks. 100 lbs. SIS. %; standard middlings.
in bulk. sl4. 90; standard midlings 300
10 sacks. s14. so; standard middlings. 100
ID sacks. SIS; 25; middlings. flour. bulk,
81; s1s- 90; n middlings. flour; 100 Id sacks.
- Haaa IA: l car: choice. prairie.
prairie. IS. Oods. 90: No. prairie iGT; i. 20
IS; 90; No. ! midland. 81 ,O6a5. 90: No. ,
midland. $3.5094.00; choice timothy,
800. No: timothy. sS.O0GS5O: No. ;
timothy s7.Oo@S.00: No. timothy, 81 90
$500: No. 1 clover hay. 81. O017. 90; No /
clover hay. mixed, s7.009S. 90; No. 2
clover hay. mixed. s5.O0@6. 90; packing
hay. s2.50@3 90; no grade, s2.0062 so:
rye straw. No. /. So .00@6. 90: No 9. IS. 90
q4:OO: wheat ard oat straw. $2.5064 90.
Flour-Patents. firsts. IS. 9066 90; pat
ents. second. So. 7O95. so: clears. firsts.
q 40a4.60; red dog, per ton, 14O Id sacks,
S1Q 90.
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS

quotation Adventure. 51566; Allouez.
2124 m22; Arcadian. 141k; Atlantic, 1872 a
16A Bingham. 31%4 G32; British Columbia.
tennial 17A Gl71k; Consolidated Mercur.
SO bid Copper Range Consolidated. 1914
a; DAILY West 122a G13A Dominion Coal.
S4@S5h; Dominion Steel. 22%4 G23A Elm
River. 2h 62% Franklin. 10m101%; Gran
by. so as; Guanajuato. 44 @4k; Greene
Consolidated, 2SG2S}s; Isle Royale, 2411 al
%; Massachusetts. 10A all; Mayflower l
G54; Old Colony. rs G11.; Old Dominion,
2615 az; OsceOla. 9961O0 Parrot. rs ask
ed; Phoenix. rs a.; Quincy. 105@10T;
Rhode Island. "a az; Shannon Copper Co.
"a as; Swift x Co. 1887 d109; Tamarack
126G12S; Tecumseh. 215 03; Trinity. 101a a
10A United States Mining. 267s N27; Unit
Victoria. Az GAS; Wiiiona. -13GI312; VOL
VERNE. 1104l12; WyandOt, 202A Santa
Fe 2m2A
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CASH SALES
Minneapolis. March 81


No. / Northern Wheat cars, s1.11h;
2 cars. s1.1l%; l car, SLIP.
No. 2 Northern Wheat-3 cars. s1.061s
2 cars, $1.06; cars, s1.07h; car, s1.07M
cars. $1.07ss; cars $1.07A; 1 car,
$1.07A; part car, s1.07; cars. sample
$1.01; cars, s1.0Sss; car, choice, s1.OSa
2 cars, s1.0S.
No. 3 Wheat cars. s1o2; l car, oats
mixed soft. s5c; cars, 90; cars,
car. $l.OO.
No. 4 wheat-3 cars. SIC; cars, Gle;
5 cars. 90c; cars, S9c; cars, S3fsc; ]
car. SIC; cars, 94c; ] car. 92c; cars
SSe; cars. sec; 1 car, S911c; / car, S7zc
Rejected Wheat car, SAC; l car. SIC;
] car, csc; cars. 641ze; car, 6Oc; 1 car
No Grade Wheat cars, 73c; 1 car
No. Corn cars white Acc
No Grade Corn-1 car. Ale.
No. 3 White OATS cars, 2s1hc; ] car
2SAc; car. 2S5sc; cars, 2S1[c; 1 car
2SMc; cars. 2Sl1c.
mo. 4 White Oats-6 cars, CSC: cars
27Ac; cars. 2SAc; ! car, 2719c.
No. 3 OATS cars, 27hc; car. 27%c.
No Grade Oats-1 car. 25c; l car. 27Isc
No. Barley car 40c; l car ~39s[ c;
! car, 391zc; / car. 42hc
No. l Feed Barley car. 39c; cars
3Shc; / car CSC.
No. Feed Barley cars, 37kc; . cars
3S1sc; l car, dirty. $50; cars. CSC; l car
SS1sc; 1 car, 31c; part car, BIC; part car
No. Flaxseed-4 cars. $1.39.
Rejected FlaXseed-1 car, $1.35.
No Grade FlaXseed-1 car, S11O.
Durum Wheat car, No. 3 sec.
Screenings car, per ton, 1925.
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION

Inspected In - Wheat - Cars Great
Northern-No. 1 northern, 81; No .
northern. "a; No. 3. 20; No. 4. 3s: re-
jected. "a; no grade, 2.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No
northern. 3; No. northern, i; No. 3, 2;
No. 4. IL; rejected. 5.
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. i north
ern, 3; No. 4. 3; rejected. ].
500 Line-No. / northern %: No. 2
northern. %; No. 3, 10; No. 4, 5; reject
ed. 8; no grade, ..
Northern Pacifc-No. ] northern, 2;
No. northern, 4: No. 3, IS: No. 4, IL;
rejected, 4; no grade, /.
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis G. Oma-
ha-No: i northern, j; No. northern, g.;
rejected, 5.
Totals-No. northern. So; No. north
ern, 5si No. 3, 81; No. 4, 50; rejected, AZ;
no grade, s.
Other Grains Rejected winter wheat.
10; mixed wheat, 4; No. 3 yellow corn, 3;
No. corn, 4; No. corn, 10; no grade
corn, 5; No. > white oats 8; No. white
oats. s; No. white oats, IL; No. oats.
i; no grade oats. 2; No . rye, 1; No. 5
rye, 3; No. barley. n: No. feed bar
ley, II; No. feed barley. II; no grade
feed barley. 4: No. northwestern fax,
4; No. fax, IL; rejected flax. 6.
wheat, 70; No. northern wheat, 79; No.
wheat, 2e; no grade wheat. 2; No. 4 win
ter wheat. 10; rejected winter wheat, 5;
mixed wheat. 4; No. 3 yellow corn, /; No.
corn. IL: No. 2 white oats, l. No 3
White oats. 16; No. white oats. 5; No. 3
oats. Il: No. barley. Il; No. feed
barley, 6: No. feed barley. S; No. rye,
!; No. rye, 3; No. ] fax, Z.
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HIGHER OPENING ON
STRONG LIVERPOOL
Market Holds Very Strong Up
to Just Before the Closing,
When 1T Weakened

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce,
March 31.-Shorts were given shock
this morning when the Liverpool market
came in Unexpectedly strong at a full
penny advance. Argentine wheat ship
ments were also comparatively light as
compared with recent shipments, nearly
10000 bu under week ago. This
bunch of bullish news started covering
movement on the curb which opened the
market strong and higher May being up
a @%c and July " @%c. This was fol-
cent before the demand was supplied. As
soon as the buying demand had got all
the wheat they wanted there was rather
free selling by ScalperS and the profess
Sional element which carried prices down
to fraction below the opening figures.
On this break the support was good and
prices again moved upward. with the
July option, which had been tagging, the
leader, which sold Ac above the former
high point. There was renewed selling on
this advance which carried prices down
other half cent gain. The market held
very strong up to within about ten min
utes OF the close, when a selling move
ment started in which caused a sharp
break OF about cent, the market closing
at the low point of the day with the aft
ernoon curb off another half cent Out
side OF the foreign news everything was
as DeaflSh as the most beariSh of bears
could ask for. The weather was perfect
ana Snow, the crop expert, was out with
report on winter wheat which was ex-
AISihSly DSdi ISL lie says IIlal there is no
winter killed wheat and the Hessian fiy
Is not making enough appearance to do
any material damage. The Modern
MIXERS report was also bearish as to the
winter wheat, but a little bullish as to
the Pacific coast wheat
The cash demand was considerably i'm
proved today and samples went better
than for several days. It was reported
that the mills have sold this week 20. 600
tons of flour to the orient; this is second
clears and red dog. and one of the milling
M
for May and June shipment at but a little
under their asking price We shipped
$3.50 blu of wheat and 46 904 brls of flour.
Minneapolis stocks show q decrease for
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dInneapoIIs ReeeIpts and shIpments
Minneapolis Cash MARKETS
Corn Makes Decline of s4c, Oats Slight
Iy Flrmer, Others Unchanged

Corn Makes Decline of 34c, Oats Slight
H FIrmer, Others Unchanged
F1ax-A good general demand with the
market active and holding firm, No. l
flax closing~at sI.3S%, to arrive and April
shipment 1881. Receipts 16 cars and
shipments Z.
mand being only fair. No. yellow closing
at 44Ac. Receipts "a cars and shipments
- 0ats-A better demand with an active
and higher market, No. 3 white closing at
2s1sc. Receipts 80 cars and shipments
Rye-The demand was fairly good and
the market held firm at unchanged prices,
closing at 76A @77%c. Receipts II cars
and shipments 6.
Barley-There was a good shipping de-
mand and it. was reported that big lot
had been worked to go TO Manila. Prices
are firm at unchanged quotations. mailing
selling at 40@43c and feed at 37@40c. Re
ceipts Al cars and shipments %.
Feed and Meal-Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn, in sacks, extra. SIG 500
1915; No. / ground feed, % corn and 1-3
oats. so ID sacks, sacks extra, ST .009
1725; No. 2 ground feed. x corn and Y
7.75; No. ground feed, 1-3 corn and 2-3
oats: rs Id sacks. sacks extra, SIS. ooq
,Millstuffs-Bran In bulk, s14. 25@14 so;
shorts. s14. 25@14. so: middlings, SIC. OoQ
so; red dog, SIS 90. all (. o. b. Mime
apolis; in 200 ID sacks. 81. 90 per ton ad-
III 1OU I'D SACKS. 81. oV per Ton du-
ditional. Shipments 1916 tons
Hay-Reported by Cleveland & Co.: Re
ceipts Of hay moderate and market firm
at quotations. Not enough good hay COM
ing in to supply the demand, but
there is a good deal Of poor old stuff still
on track which is hard to sell at any sat
isfactory price. Timothy. choice. 50. so:
satisfactory price. Timothy, choice, 50. SO
@10.1oO; No. /. IS. 0o99 so: No. 2, $1,000
500; No. 3, s6.00@7. 90; upland. choice.
S5.50@6.50: No. 3. 81. 0065. 90; midland.
81 50@5.5 SO; swale. 50. 50@4.00; rye straw.
50, 5O@6. so; wheat or oats. s4.00@4 so.
Shipments, 140 tons.
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LONDON

LONDON March 31.-Money was in ac-
tive month end demand in the market to-
day. A number of calls and dividend dis
tributionS Were responsible for consider
able diSpIacementS. Discounts were shade
weaker in expectation of easier money.
Trading on the stock exchange was quiet
and cheerful. The heavy settlement was
concluded without difficulties and closed
featureless. COnsols hardened and home
rails recovered from their recent depres-
sion. Americans opened irregular. with
fractional parity changes and improved In
was in good demand on the new bond is
sue. The dealings We're slight. Prices clos
ed firm. Foreigners We're steady. Russians
and continentals heSitated. VeneZuelans
and Colombia. Imperial Japanese Us OF
1904 were quoted at 1864. The amount of
bullion taken into the Bank of England
on balance today, &42, 000.
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SUMMARY OF THE DAYS TRANSACTIONS IN THE

st. Louis sold $4,000 bu red Russian
wheat out OF store. Market at the close
showed &c advance, with No. red 81 IL
in the sample market. Oats averaged nc
lower, with sales OF 1850 blu. At the
seaboard export sales OF oats were &c.
600 blu.
weather-very little precipitation. a
trace at st. Paul, .01 at Duluth and a
trace at Concordia. A few local SHOWS in
Manitoba Temperatures about station
airy. Generally cloudy in northwestern
states and in Nebraska and Kansas. Ex
IRENE north and northwest IL is partly
cloudy. 20 to 32 above. local SHOWS. pre-
orally cloudy, rs to 80. West and south
west partly cloudy.
Forecast-Illinois, Wisconsin North and
night and Saturday. Indiana-Fair to-
night, saturday increasing cloudiness- Mis-
souri-Partly cloudy tonight; Saturday
possibly showers. Lower Michigan-Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday. with prob
ably rain in north portion tonight. Up
per Michigan Ind Enthusiastically
cloudy tonight and Saturday. with rain or
night and Saturday, with possibly show
ers in west portion. Nebraska. Kansas
Probably showers tonight and Saturday.
Indications are that the western storms
will remain nearly stationary during next
thirty-six hours. 1t will probably cause
some precipitation in transmississippi re-
gion. Temperature in this immediate sec
ton viii be lower, as lake winds will
prevail.
Closing Cash Grain Prices
s1.iOh; No. northern. 81 o5z al osss ;
No. 3 wheat. 9724 G99Ac; No. / durum,
Ole; No. yellow corn. 44Ac: No. corn.
42%c; No. oats. 27hc; No. 3 white oats.
2SBc; barley. 37G43c: rye: 76k457&; No.
1 fax on spot, 81 .3S2s; No. i fax to ar
rive. s1.3S1s; No. l fax April option,
81 1874.
Puts and Calls
Minneapolis May puts. .O71s; calls,
al .oiA; calls. 81 .Oss5s; curb, s1.O2% a
81. 02Z. Milwaukee May wheat puts
l.12h; calls, 81 42s; July wheat puts,
S7Ac; calls, SS%c; May corn puts, 47c;
calls. 47hc.
Minneapolis Receipts and Shipments
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evgRINeHAM g CO. SUSPEND

CHICAGO. March 31.-Everingham &
Co, one of the oldest commission firms on
the board of trade. ordered trades closed
out today. Announcement of firms sus-
pension caused some excitement. among
traders. but prices were not perceptibly
affected as the firm was not carrying
any large line. The firm has branch of
fees in Milwaukee. Minneapolis st. Louis
and Peoria Failure OF customers to meet
and heavy expenses, are the reasons given
for the suspension. Upon petition of Ly
man Eyeringham receiver was today APP
pointed for the firm. Liabilities are placed
at $G3,539; assets, $G3, I6l.
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NEW YORK PRopucE

NEW YORK. March 31.-Butter-Firm:
unchanged; receipts. 2.S12. Cheese
Strong; receipts. 1877: state full cream
small colored and white fancy. 14Ac; do
choice. 13Ac: do fair to good. I2A 6I2A c:
do poor, 10& @11%c; do large colored and
white fancy. 1fc: do fine, 12L G131s; do
1874 @13hc; do late made colored and
white choice. BE: do fair to good 11A a
l1%c; do poor. 1OA ole: skins fun to
light. Az M1011c- Eggs-Easy; receipts.
1881; state. Pennsylvania and nearby Sc
lected white fancy. zoe: do choice. 1871 N
l9c; do mixed extra. 1S1kc: western fancy
selected firsts, 1I11c; southerns. 161z qITc.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. March 31.-Butter-Steady;
creameries. 22m29c; dairies 21025c Eggs
Easy; at mark. cases included. l6c
Cheese-Steady; daisies. 13Q13hc: twins
12612kc; Young Americas. 1870. Poultry
Live firmer; turkeys. 130131ac; chickens
13c; springs, 136131zc. Potatoes-Easy;
burbanks. 26d27c; Iurals. 25G 26c. Veal
Steady 80 to GO pound weights. 464hc;
60 to 10 pound weights, 5G612c; So to. 100
pound weights, 7GSc.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, March 31.-Money on call
strong; higher, 80 @41k; closing bid. "A;
offered at Az. Time loans firm; 90 to
80 days and six months. 3b03% per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 80 @41R per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
for demand and at 81. "a .O564 "a. 10 for
go day bills; posted rates 81 $1,000 81
and 81 S61a GD4 81: commercial bills. 81 S3a4
"a S3$. Bar silver, 55Ac. Mexican dol
lars 43c. Government bonds strong; rail-
road bonds irregular
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METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK. March Shopper was a
shade higher abroad closing at SCI
lis cd for spot and EST los
cd for futures. Locally the market was
unchanged. with lake quoted at S15.371a
M155O; electrolytic. $l5.25@15.35, and
casting at $14.S71 n 1915. Iron closed at
54s I'm Glasgow and at 49s in Middlesboro.
Locally the market was unchanged No.
! foundry northern is quoted at 1880
1925; No. foundry northern at $1,000
1900; No. l foundry southern and No. l
foundry southern soft at S17.75M1S.25.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
NEW YORK

New York. March sl.-Flour-Receipts.
16,494 brls; exports, 13,10S brls; active
but fairly steady; rye flour dull; buck
wheat flour nominal. Cornmeai steady.
Barley slow. Wheat-Receipts. 24,375 bu;
exports, 109.776 bu: spot barely steady;
No. 2 red nominal elevator; No red,
1.l5% 4. o. b. afioat; No. 1 northern Du-
luth sL17E {; o; b. afioat: No: 1 hard
eral way the wheat market was much
firmer today. notwithstanding further
bearish crop news Shorts appeared ner-
vous in all markets and covered freely at
times. The small Argentine shipments
and firm cables were leading bull factors.
Just at the close prices suddenly yielded
TO realizing and left off unchanged to
&c net lower. May Sl11HG112; closed
at $I11h; July 93h G94c. closed 931sc;
Sept. s67s 6S7h, closed s63sc Corn-Re-
ceipts. 115.025 bu; exports. s3.169 bu; spot
steady; No. .. 56hc elevator and sea- c
{. o. b: afioat; No. 2 yellow, 53s. G54c; No.
2 white. SIC. Option market was quiet
here but steadier with the west. closing
irregular at &c net advance. May closed
at 53bc, July closed SIC. Oats-Receipts,
$4,000 bu; exports. 3,015 blu; spot dull:
mixed oats. 26 to 81 pounds. 35h 636c:
natural white. 80 to 80 pounds. 36jz a 37c;
clipped white, Sc to 40 pounds. S71s 939c.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. March s1.-Cotton fu
lures closed quiet. April. 7.64c; May
T.64c; September, 7.67c; October, 7.72c
November, 7.74c; December. lie; Jan
uary, Z soc. Cotton-Spot closed quiet
middling uplands. S.l5c; middling gull
S.4ec. Gales, 2,460 bales.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK. March 31.-The market
for coffee futures closed steady and I'M
reported of 71,OOO bags. including April
at 6.50c; May. 6.65c; July, 6.S0c; August,
6.90c: September, 7.00c; December. 7.20c
@725c; January. 7.25c. Spot Rio steady;
mild quiet; Sugar raw, strong; fair re-
filming, 42sc; centrifugal 90 test. SC; mo-
'lasses sugar, 41sc; refined steady.
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Liverpool. March S1.-wheat-Spot. No.
California. steady 6s 10d; futures quiet;
May. Is I'D; July. Is 7%d; Sept. 6s 7Ld.
Corn-Spot. steady; American mixed. new.
IS 4Ad; American mixed. old, As lid: flu
lures quiet; May, As 3ssd; July, As 3&d
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR MARKE |
Reported 10000 Tons of Second Clears
Worked for the Orient

We get it from pretty good sources
tons of -four TO go to the Orient: from
another source this was denied. The de-
mand for patents continues only fair. some
mllleTs say 1t IS poor. Prices unchanged.
Shipments, 46.904 brls
First patents. $5.9O66.Or second pat
ents, $5.7O@5.S0; first cles s. S4256435:
second clears. $2.S0@2.9O. These are all
(. o. b. in wood)
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DULUTH

Duluth. March 31-May started &c up
at $1-06ls, and under coed demand adj
vanced to $1.061z. Later il declined
sharply to the close at $1.O5Z. There was
active trading much of the day. Septem-
Der was weaker. Flax was stronger. For
the week wheat stocks will increase. 25.-
600 bu; fax 20, 900 blu. Receipts: Wheat,
% cars; fax, 9; oats. %; rye, ]. Ship
ments: Wheat. 5.166 bu; flax. Bill. Cars
on track, 81. Close. Wheat-Cash No. l
northern, $1.04% No. northern. 9S% ca
SlO2A; May. s1.05%: July s1.02k; Sep
TENDER, S4&c. F1ax-Cash. s1.39: to ar
rive and May. $1.3Sk; October. s1.26. Oats,
2S&c. Rye nc.
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MONEY REPORTS
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. March 31.-Today's
statement OF the treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive of the $3.50 000.-
600 gold reserve in the division of redemp-
ton, shows Available cash balance
$40 721, 929; gold, so, 292, 069; silver, $25,-
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PARIS

PARIS. March 31.-Three per cent
rentes, SO francs coz centimes for the
account; exchange on London % francs
1872 centimes for checks.
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BERLIN

BERLIN. March 31.-Exchange on Lon
don, 20 marks Az pfennings. The rate of
discount for short bills, IL per cent and
for three months bills, 23s per cent.
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KANSAS CITY

May. 95%c; July. 1850; Cash No. hard.
9sc9sl .O5: No. 3. s6cG 81. o.; No. 4, s5@
&c; No. . red. s1.O3@1.o7; No. 3. $1,000
LOS; No. 4. S5cGsl.01. Conway. 449
44lsc; July. 44G44lsc; cash No. . mixed,
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MILWAUKEE,

Milwaukee. Wis, March 31.-Flour, dull.
Wheat-lc higher; No; 1 northern. sl.13@
1:l31z; No. northern, s1.0S61. 10; July,
Ss& @ss7sc asked. Rye-Steady; No 1, SIC.
Barley-Steady; No. 3. sic: sample. 3sm
Doc. Oats-1zc higher; standard. 31h a
&c. Corn-hc higher: No g. 4664fc;
May. 47Ssc asked; puts, 47c bid; calls,
471kc bid
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ST. LOUIS

St. Louis. Mo-. March 31-wheat-
Weak after advance; No. 9 red cash. ele-
July. s3EGS3ssc; No. . hard. s1.055l
Corn-Higher; No. 3 cash. 451kc; track,
46h @47e; May. 45Ac; July. 45isc. Oats
Higher; No. cash, soc: track, Sic; NAV.
CSC; No. white, 314 G32hc.
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LIVERPOOL

4s@45Hc: No. 3. 45c; No. white. $40
46hc; No. 3, 45c. Oats-No. white, $40
32c; No. mixed, 29h 630c
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DOMESTIC MONEY MARKETS
CLOSING STOCK LIST

Quotations furnished by Edwards Wood
Co, main office Fifth ana Robert streets
st. Paul.
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NJ. DORIAN & co.
Established 1869.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.

The eldest. strongest and most reliable
house in the Northwest dealing in Stocks.
Bonds. Grain and Provisions. Correspond
ence solicited Members Chicago Board OF
Trade. Germania Life insurance Bldg.
ST. Paul. Mimi.
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$50 to Helena. Butte, Anaconda, MissOuI;

Via Northern Pacific Ry. every day until
May 18th. Ask about our Tourist car
service and rates. City Ticket Office,
Fifth and Robert streets.