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"TWICE PLACED IN JEOPARDY
Highway Robbery Case at Aberdeen
Dismissed by the Court.

ABERDEEN S. Din circuit court
Wednesday the case against Gust Walter:
on technicality, the defendants attorneys
raising the point that he had been tried and
fined for petty larceny for the same ofense. and
under the South Dakota statutes providing that
a man could not be twice placed in jeopardy for
the same offense. he could not be tried for the
greater crime.
R. L. Kirk. who recently resigned as prin-
cipal Of the high school. has been induced to
remain the board Of education agreeing to
increase his salary to 81 $50.
George B. Narregang of this city secured the
contract for the erection of two brick business
buildings on Main street for B. c. Lamont One
will be twostory structure and the other one
story The contract price is 1924
The finance committee for the A. o. Z. W.,
Jurisdiction of South Dakota. levied two assess
ments on the membership for June.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, May 25-The cotton
market opened weak at decline of to II
points under realizing and selling for short
account In expectation of a further reaction
owing to less rain in the south, lower cables
and rumors that the Russian feet in the far
east had defeated the Japanese. There was n
good demand at the decline, however, and after
increasing the loss to matter of about 10 to
IL points, the market rallied to within 6 to 8
point of last nights finals. Later the market
was less active and ruled about steady COW
ering by yesterdays sellers and moderate bull
support.
Cotton futures opened weak. May, site;
June, Sc; July, s1Oc; August and September,
sO5c; November, S.15c; December, s2Oc; Jan.
uary, s.22c; February, s.24c; March, s.27c.
During the late forenoon the market was com.
paratively quiet and about steady, but turned
more active at midday and sold off to about the
previous low point, a net decline Of 10 tt
10 points, under increased offerings for botk
accounts. Spot cotton, quiet; middling uplands
$500; middlng gulf, $500. 80 = r..
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Totals ..........1
hogs steady.

Light. hogs steady. Other kinds DC lower.
prices range s5is to, s5s5; bulk. ss25 {, $3.50
Ss:sS ! esotes go; %izes J. $ $sls to SCI:
1s. 147 lbs. $685.; 10. 223 lbs: $3.50; ss: 200
50. ESQ lbs. s5.25; -, 22s lbs, $500; 20, S4o
fss Se sss e9s bs go lbs
go IFS: 81; boar, 200 lbs, $3.50; boar SO
CATrLE-Receipts moderate. Desirable beef
and butcher steers quoted steady; Common steers
lower veals held about steady; stocEers and
Ss easy and s1S lower ths
n'sn af asS IS Tees S. 90 e
Butcher steers-t .27s lbs, So, 2, 1890
lbs bu f cdx nsa an ss se ss R b.
]. 800 lbs, s.; 5. J. 10 lbs. SO. 50; T. SGD ibs'
$a1o 4: COZ lbs SAP 3 1899 20. lbs Is. s2555 .
"1f Bu nts Bali IS u.s. 80 iss $780, 40
Veal oaiyes-5, i2s lbs; s4;25; 3, 112 lbs,
Stock and Fssdng e LOG 7S u.s.
S. 81 l. g So lbs So; :, $50 lbs, s275;
Is 8 is 81 81 lbs, sass; I, $50 lbs
COWS and calf, $62; 1 Gov. and nd 1 calf, $4s
1 calf SIS: 4 cav. $15.-Ef} ~.
SHEEP-Receipts comparatively light Offer
ings find ready outlet. Prices generally quoted
steady demand and for good to choice sheep ant
lambs still strong sales: ..r
Killing Sheep and Lambs-11 spring lambs
60 lbs, ST; shorn, 40 lbs, $3.50; II lambs
60 lbs, $5.75; IS lambs, 70 lbs, 1918; shorl
lambs 80 lbs, $3.50; IA shorn ewes, 1OS lbs
$40; 10 shorn ewes, "a lbs, $4.65; 2 cul
lambs 70 lbs, $3.50; IA Gull lambs, II lbs. 81
Among the shippers the market j
A. Miller, Big Lake.; e: Hughes, Stanton
John Littel, Kenyon T. Thuet, Dodge Center
J. Baggerson, Castle Rock; J. Tenny, Wabasha
W.. S. Mcconnell, st. Cloud; J. S. Green, Re,
| Wing; S. G. Hagg, Pennock; j. j. Lenoty
St. James; Farmers Imp. Co., Ivanhoe; s.. d
Hackett, Severson, Babesville; J. Bigot Spring
field; G. N. johnson, Vesta; A. II. Larehen
Client; J. R. Steele Co., Gary, s. D.; Far
rngton & Co., WATERFOWL, s. D. 4s.1s@t-r:. 2
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Official quotations Of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to IL M,
4 Thursday, May 26.

BUTTER Receipts yesterday, 1892 pounds
Creameries, extras zoe; creamIeries, drsts 1sc;
diaries, hrsts l5c; diaries, seconds, lac; ladies'
drsts. Ice; ladies' seconds. lac; renovated, ex-
&c., fresh
reeepts No esnded des ss BIC; dirties
c ca case, $3.50; checks, candled, case,
CHEEsE Twins or fats, fancy, 121a@1sc;
twins Or fats, choice, lie; twins or fats, fair
and Regular in 0 style, lac; Young Americas,
choice, lie, brick, No. j, 12M@1sc; brick,
NJ To- hrifk No. No
Swiss. choice block, i@12c.
beans string bu 81 beans o9 w ssa'e
81; beets, bu, doc; beets, doz lunches 75@s5c;
celery, Floridad crate, 81; cauifower doz, 81;
io@2oe; lettuce; leaf. $5e lettuce i head, doz
Soc; mint, doz, 4oc; onions green. doz lunches,
81. radishes, round doz punches csc; rhubarb
4o;lb box, Toe; squashes, summer, doz, 75e@$l
spinach, blu, Soc; tomatoes Florida, six-basket
II HoNEY-Extra fancy white, lib sections,
white, Lib sections, sc; amber, &c; goldenrodd,
&C.,; extracted white, in cans, SIC; extracted
FISH-Pike, &c; pickerel, 4h@5c; crappies,
6@7c; buffalo and carp, 3@4c; bulheads and
cABBAGE-New California 100 lbs, 81; new
southern. crate, s275; old, loo lbs s1.56.
| BEANs-Quota lions include sacks. Fancy
| Lazy, bu. 81; choice navy, 81 .65@1.75; medium
! navy, $125; medium navy, mixed and riyt, ESQ
s5c e. brown. fancy, 81; brown, fair to good,
LIVE P5UITRY-Yeacli cling ROSTERS, e@1oee;
old old: ROSTERS, e@7c; ducks. s@ec; geese, e@7c
PIGEONS-Tame. live, young or old, doz
$1@1.15; dead. e0@7oc; squads, nesters,, fancy
selected, live or dead, $1.50@115; small, pool
|
s2igo@4 esa
LEMONS-Californla, fancy, $525; choice, 50
| Messinas, $3.5OW376. , B."
GRAPE FRUIT-California. 49,
| BANANAS-Jumbo punches, $2.75@3; large
| punches, $22o@250; medium punches, $2Q220
DRIED PEAS yellow. fancy, bus s. 40; yel
medium. 81. -; marrowfat, ST..
| ONIONS-Spanish crate. $3.50; Bermudas
$1.75; in sacks, per 100 lbs, So; southerns, bu
PfNErPPLEs -24s and sos. crate, s2.75@
CHERRIES California, box, s2.5o@2.75; sour
sfRAWBERRi1Ess- "a at cases. $3.50.
DRESSED MEATS-Veal fancy lb, 6hc
veal fair to good. 5@5kc; veal. small, o
1926 lambs yearngs choice
choice 1O@12c; lambs. thin and poor, unstable
FROG LEGs-;1arge, 9@1oc; medium, 4@5c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Rurals, CARROTS
| sacked, blu. 25c; red stock, CARROTS, sacked, zoo
25c; small lots, &c more; bulk. DC less; new, bu
APPLEs--Ben Davis, $3.50; Baldwins, $4.5o
Russets, $3.50
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CHICAGO GRAIN {
STRONG WHEAT MARKET, SMALL col
- BUSINESS, OATS FIRM,

J., Chicago. May 25.-Unfavorable weather con,
dt1ons nthe northwest and southwest formed
the basis Of strong wheat market here today
bureau advices from Missouri and Kansas indi-
Gated heavy rains turnout that section of the
country. In addition to the domestic situation,
the market was affected by strength at Liver
9lAe to e1Ac. On liberal selling by several
prominent longs part Of the advance was lost,
JJply declining to elc. Minneapolis, Duluth and
chicago reported receipts Q 1905 cars, against
lol cars last week and 1872 cars year ago.
Cash wheat, No. 2 red, $1.09@1.1O; No. 8
red, 81 02@ 1. OF; No. 2 hard, 81. O5@1.O6; No. 3
hard, $1@1.05; No. northern, $1.12@1.15; No.
2 northern, $1.09@1.11; No. 8 spring, $1.05
CLIO. T.. ...-...- = -. ....:
Interest of traders in the pit centered
around the May delivery, but owing to scarcity
that option was small At the opening the
price of May touched a new high record mark
for the year. initial quotations being up 1c
to 11ac. at e7hc to 6sc; On moderate sell.
500 nreacted to 64kc July opened h@Ac
to II @$sc higher, at 491ac to 49hc, and sold
off to 40 &c. Local receipts were 27O cars, with
107 of contract grade.
Oats were firm In sympathy with strength OF
wheat and corn: July opened shade to Is OK
sheF at o Rsos
Local receipts were 10 cars.
Tha fo11 Jya oP
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, May 25-A Sc de-
cline in the price Of live higs caused easy
undertone in the provisions market. Packers
were moderate Sellers July pork was off &c
at $12.55. Lard was off shade at $7.27h q
Z 80. Ribs also were down shade at 1928.
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, May 25.-Beef,
firm. Pork, steady. Lard steady; prime west
Kern steam, $7,15M7.40. -.
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DECLINES FOLLOW
MORNING GAINS
- -
ADVANCES OF EARLY TRADING
GIVE AWAY LATER.
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
Preferred Features Of Strength in To-
days Market-The Afternoon Mar
ket Showed Decided Tendencies
Downward-Many Gains Wiped Out.

New York, May 25.--Opening prices showed
wide advances over last night and there was an
active demand distributed turnout the list. Great
Northern preferred opened up points, Northern
Pacific 2 Ontario & Western ~ and Union
Pacific, Lead, Colorado Fuel, Tennessee Coal
and Iowa Central point. There were many
gains of large fraction among prominent rail
road stocks and specialties.
Liberal offerings curbed the rise in many of
the representative stocks but special stocks con
tinued to advance. Dealings became smaller
when the market developed hesitation Ontario
& Western was heavily bought up to 5OB Great
Northern preferred got up 5A Realty and Cen
tral of New Jersey 22, Twin City Rapid Tran
sit, Ice preferred and Peoria & Eastern 2 and
Louisville g. Nashville, Atlantic Coast Line,
Erie second preferred, Canada Southern, Southern
Pacific preferred, Minneapolis, St. Paul s. Sault
Ste Marie, Metropolitan Street Railway, Pressed
Steel Car preferred and Pacific Mail to 1M. Rub
Der Goods declined as. Some Of the leaders
were brought to last nights level below, at
II o'clock.
With the dying out Of demand, prices became
almost motionless for a time. Stocks then
came upon the market and carried the average
level back to below last night. Great Northern
preferred extended it's rise to 81, and there
were some further advances in minor stocks be-
fore the reaction. Union Pacific fell fraction
below last night and the decline, which became
general, to a point in New York Central
and q large fraction In st. Paul, Reading an6
a number Of other leaders. Bonds were irregular
at noon.
curlneE progress was udue NOWnWdrQ Oh nOln
inal dealings Baltimore & Ohio, Southern Pa
c1hc preferred, Tennessee Coal and Pressed Stee
Car and Tobacco preferred suffered losses of ]
to IL and Corn Products preferred 2s. F1uctu
| atoms in the general list were very narrow.
| Declines were effected in the afternoon equa
to previous advances in large number of stock.
that had been advanced between and l. IA points
| in the morning. Scarcely any of the activ.
| speculative favorites escaped sharp losses thu
selling being large and general in character. st
Paul, New York Central, Reading, Locomotive
and Smelling fell 1 u, and Union Pacific, North
ern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Atchison, Atlanti,
| Coast Line Erie, United States Steel preferred
Amalgamated Copper Colorado Fuel, American
| Car and Sugar / to Il. 49,.
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THE CASH TRADE
FLAX MAKIS A FOUR CENT ADVANCE
OTHER PRICES STEADY.


OTHER PRICES STEADY.
FLAX-Recaipts, l car, against last year;
shipments. cars. Duluth received none
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, to arrive and
May, SLASH.
OATS-No 3 white closed at 30Mc. Receipts,
90 cars; ship nents % ars
CORN-Closng prices for No. 8 yellow, 4sAc
Receipts, 13 cars; shipments, none.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn. in sacks. sacks extra, $50
sob SACKS sacks 4 SIS. extra SIS 5o@1s 81 No.
sacks extra, S19@1925 No 8 ground feed 1-3
and % oats, 75-lb sacks, sacks extra. $3.50
@19.75 -'EH '~.-'
MILLsTUFF F. s. in bulk. $1s@13;59;
all Q in Minneapolis; in 2O0-lb sacks 81 per
ton additional: Shipments, GIT tons.
RYE-CLOSING PRICES zwa zeszba esbesbz-
RYE-Closing prices on No. 2, 1854 @7SAc.
Receipts car; shipments, 1
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at se@42c;
mailing grades, Agate. Receipts, cars; ship
ments, -.
HA9-Choice timothy s1o@1o.5o No timo.
thy, 50. 5o@10; No timothy. $500; No. 3
wheat and oats straw. saga. Receipts, 50 tons.
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THE IRON MARKET
PIG MARKET QUIET AND LOWER PRICE
LEVEL Is EXPECTED

LEVEL Is EXPECTED,
New York, May 25.-In all the leading dis
tributing centers the pig market is very quiet.
according to the Iron Age. No sales Of any
consequence for forward delivery have taken
place, but there is a fair volume Of orders for
iron old contracts steadily. Sharp dstnc-
ton must be made between the volume OF buying
and the current or future consumption. Produc-
ton has been very slightly in excess Of re-
quirements but that does not mean that con-
sumption is moot going at unprecedented
rate. In fact there are some indications that
the foundry trade is picking up a little.
Sentiment has changed, however, prices are
weaker and buyers holding of, convinced
reached.
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DEsoI.ATED BY HAIL
Fruits and Vegetables Of the Valley Of
the Spearfish Ruined.

sPEARFISH, S. D.-The worst hailstorm ever
afternoon. damaging all vegetation and doubt
less running the fruit crop. The valley looks
as tho it had been freshly plowed. even where
" meadows -9-a-
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Light HOGS FIRM
OTHERS EASIER
RECEIPTS MODERATE AND THE
QUALITY ONLY FAIR.

Common Steers Off 1Oc to 25c and Bulls
25c Lower, but the Beef Market. on
the Whole, Not Very Weak Sheep
Receipts Light and the Movement
Quick, Buyers Taking Everything at
Firm Prices.
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cHARLEMAGNE,s LITTLE JOKE.

Charlemagne was n need OF amusement
a large number of court testers in constant at
tendance on your royal Ierson?"
HRecause he replied with a right regal
chuckle 81 could not the surname of The
Great were I not careful to keep my wits
II is said the courtiers died laughing.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, May 25.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; dull and slow. Good to prime
$40; stockers and feeders, $2.75@5.75; cows,
$2e0@5; heifers, s25o@5.a5; Gamers $1,000
2.40; bulls, $2.60@4.75; calves, $3@6.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 80, 900; tomorrow, 10000;
&c lower Mixed and butchers, $5.2o@5. so;
good to choice heavy, S.. 35 $3.50; rough heavy,
$5.15@5.30; light, $5.30@550; bulk Of sales,
$5.40@5.45. ST. = *. .... "A =
sheep-Receipts, 10000; market, dead. Good
to choice wethers. shorn, $4.6o@5.25; fair to
choice mixed, shorn, $3.50@4.5O; western sheep,
shorn, $4.25@5. 25 native lambs, shorn, $4,000
$50; western lambs, $5.75@7.5O - ~ =
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APPLES-Ben Davis, $3.50; Baldwins $3.50
Russets, $3.50.

firm; ereameries, is@21c: dairies, isa1ec. Eggs
easy; at mark, cases included, AN @1tc: Cheese
easy; daisies, 1G@1o3ac; twins, 1o@1oAc
steady; turkeys, 14@15c; chickens, 1sc; springs
lib average, s3@3:50; 11A@1A-lb average. SEQ
Rurals, 2O@21c; new, brl, Louisiana. $2.5O@3
Florida, $2.75@3; Alabama, $S@3.25. Veal
easy, 4@Shc. ...- q g. d.. .'a.
NEW YORK PRODUCE, May 25.-Butter, cas-
Ter; receipts, 5,93e pkgs; official prices, cream
mon to extra, 1s@21kc. Cheese, steady, I'm
changed; receipts, 1906 pkgs. Eggs, steady
unchanged; receipts, 1902 pkgs. go,
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NATURAL CONCLUSION.

Tess-How do you know she's going to marry
Mr.. Hoamley for his money?
Jess-She told me
Tess-You don't mean to say she admitted she
was going to marry him for his money
Jess-Same -s>ia4: she told me she was going
TO marry him US
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-RFoE1PTs AND sH1pMENTs. May g.

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, MAY IS.
Received--Wheat. 200 cars. 1ss,OOO bu; corn,
$4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; barley. $3.50 bu;
rye, 720 bu; flax. 40 bu; -four 972 brls: mill
stuffs, 60 tons; hay, so tons; car lots, 295.
., shpped-Wheat; A cars. AZ $50 bI; oats AS,
1920 blu; flour. 35.S72 brls: millstuffs, 917 tons
linseed oil: 100000 gals: oil cake, 100000 lbs
car lots, 336
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-Snaar raw" steaGV: fair re7nine ay con- eo
rifugal 90 test. 5-16c; molasses sugar.
Sc aened stesdy erssshed e5e
No. Rio. re. Molasses. steady; New Or
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS, MAY "a.
Rcceiei-Cars-MilI yankee, 46; Omaha. IS; ST.
Louis. 81 Great Northern, As; Burlington, 8;
500 II. .....f
shipped-Cars- waukee,. IS; Omaha, I: ST.
Louis, g.; Wisconsin Central, /; Great Northernr
Burlington, 10.
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MILBANK TO HAVE A CARNIVAL
Engages Company for Last Two Days
Of June and July /.

Z. MILBANK, s. D.--Milbank win have car
nival on June 20 and 80 and July 1. car
niyal company from st. Paul has been engaged.
The crop conditions in the Milestone valley
have improved in the last two weeks. Timely
showers and warm weather have brought all
crops up to the average condition at this sea-
son. Corn is all planted. !.
The program for Memorial day will be as
follows: Parade Of old soldiers civic societies
and school children, led by the city band and
ending at the cemetery; decoration Of soldiers
vase to the unknown dead by the w. r. C.
meeting at the courthouse park at pm. sing.
ing by chorus; Invocation by Rev. Mr.. Lyman
jutant Thomas Fitch; address by Governor s
81. Elrod benediction by Rev. s. A. Chappell.
day at the Congregational church by Rev q
| Fem Lyman.
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May 20.-COnSOIs
for money, 80 3-16; consols for account, 90A
Anaconda, 5A; Atchison 80; Atchison preferred,
1o4 Baltimore Ohio, ILL., Canadian Pacific,
14sk; Chesapeake & Ohio, So; Chicago Great
Western, 1891 Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul.
17sA; De Beers. 17as; Denver & Rio Grande,
Al e; Erie first preferred. 791a Erie second pre-
ferred, SO; Illinois Central, 1854; Louisville &
Nashville, 14s; Missouri, Kansas & Texas 2614
New York Central, 14415; Norfolk & Western
81; Norfolk & Western preferred, e5: Ontario, &
Western 57as; Pennsylvania, 6sa; Rand Mines
9B; Reading. 46A Reading first preferred, 40
Beading second preferred, A; Southern Railway
9oA; Southern Railway preferred. 9s; Southern
Pacific, 63A; Union Pacific 1AA; Union Pa
cifc preferred, 80; United States Steel. 2s1a
United States Steel preferred, OTIS; Wabash
1917; Wabash preferred, S91a; Spanish As, 81 z
Bar silver dull, 20 15-18d per ounce
Money, IL OILY per cent. g.F, e.
| The rate of discount in the open market TO,
short bills Is 21s per cent. The rate of discoun
| IN the open market for three months bills il
| 2b per cent.
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS,

Boston May 25.-Closing prices Of Yesterdays
market: Adventure, 1854; Allouez 1917 @2O;
Arcadian. 8o@75; Atlantic, 13A l13N Bing-
ham, 2o@2oA: Calumet & Hecla 635@640;
CCe Gen 1sA@ sd Con- Mercur, 5o@52;
Dominion Coal. 1911: Dominion Steel, 2Ol@
2Ok; Elm River. 2@2h: Franklin, s@s1a:
CRANKY, SIS @5A; Guanajuato, rs @5; Greene
Con-. PAX M258s: Isle Royale, 19h@2OR; May
flower, e0@9o: Michigan. 11& M12; Mohawk. 40
@4o& Old Dominion, PAN @25; Osceola, 900
e599s: Rhode Island. 1hI1&i; Shannon Cop.
Co., ~ @7k; Swift & Co., 106M107; Tamarack
1O7@1O0; Trinity, tx @S; United Copper Co.,
251a @26: U. s. Mining. S0@l3OA U. s. Oil,
1914 @1o&: Utah. 42T@4s; Victoria; 2A Ga;
Winona, 1O6l1O1a: Wolverine 1O7@1O7k; Wy
| andot, ~ 11h; Santa Fee, 11a@1&. r.: e
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THE FLOUR MARKET
PATENTS ESQ HIGHER-CLEARS QUOTABLY
UNCHANGED.

Patents advanced 25c today, following
the further advance in wheat. Again there
was no change in clears. Demand is about the
same. some increase being noted in eastern in
quiry, but actual business booked only slightly
In excess Of yesterday.
Shipments 35, S72 barrels.
First patents are quotable at $e.e5@6.75; Sec
ond patents. $645@6.55 first clears, $41410;
second clears, S2.75@2S IS.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


3white
3 vlloMco
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HELPS SOME.

-7--I7 Chicago Journal.
Young Rhymes tell you marriage takes al
the poetry out of q fellow.
Friend Then it can be q failure.
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Some people are so lucky they can't even get
engaged without having 1t broken.
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, range Of prices:
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, May. 25.-July wheat nuc-
tuated between SLIP and $1.19, selling at the
top price near the close. Trading was very
dull. The close weaker at $1.12h. Wheat
locks we'll in the west. and September fell back
losing Nc on the days business. Flax in
new crop was up Tc. Not much could be
bought. Receipts Wheat 2 cars Shipments
Wheat, 55, 600 bu; oats, 2e5, 800 bu; FAX, 25 DOC
bushels.
Close: Wheat. cash No. / northern, Silly
No. 2 northern, $1.07: July, $1.12A; Septem
Der. s5Ac: durunl, eOc to ole. FLAX, cash
81; 46E; July, $1.46: September, S1.2715; Oc
tober, S12eb. Oats. a1$c. Rye 75c. 49,:
- NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, May rs
Wheat, receipts, $4,000 bu; sales. 1880, 900 bu
opened strong on heavy rains in the southwest
ana strength in outside markets There was
western o. receipts; July, e5 15-1e@ee%c; septem
sales, 5000 bu; opened firm with wheat, bu
declined later under realizing; July, 55Ac.
WINNIPEG GRAIN, May 25.-opening: May
esei NY: a4e: Close: Mayi e2zs: Jaly; 81
No. 2 northern, s91kc; No. 8 northern, s5c: No
| extra. 76c; No. 4, 75c: No. s. &c: feed, coo
| Receipts, 40 cars; year ago, 90 cars.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, May 25-wheat, spo
quiet; No. 1 California, IS Cd; futures quiet
May, nominal; July, IS 1Od; September, 6
SID. Corn, spot steady; American mixed, new
As AID; futures quiet; May, As. 3d. July, 4
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NEW YORK OIL, May 25.-Petroleum, quiet;
refined, all ports, ..6.90@6.95.
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Keeping THE DISTANCE.

- - KEEP1NG The UlSTANCE. -
Philadelphia Press
Towne i understand you're distant relative
BroWne-Youve got it twisted. He's dis
tant relative of mine
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KANSAS CITY 1IvEsTooK, \

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, May 25.-Cattle
market slow steadyd; beef steers $4.25@615;
southern steers s375@5 40; southern cows So. sc
"a; native cows and heifers, $225@5.25; stock.
ers and feeders, 1925 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market weak to SC
lover; heavy $5.so@5s5; packers, s5.25@
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market steady and
| active; sheep, S4@5.75; lambs, $5.75@7.35.
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for the day follows: Chicago Great Western,
o; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, Il; Mime
apolis, & st. Louis. 6; Chicago, st. Paul, Min
neapolis & Omaha, %; Great Northern, ~;
500 Line, 8; Northern Pacific, 8; Chicago, Rock
Island & paciGc Tot al -