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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-16

New Haven, Conn, May 16--A gift
Of $4,000 has been received by Yale
from an anonymous Harvard graduate
for the express purpose of cementing
the good feeling between Harvard and
Yale. The use of the fund was left en-
tirely to the decision of the Yale corpo-
ration, which has voted to expend 1t
for securing from time to time lee
turers from Harvard to speak before
the students of Yale.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-16

Pittsburg, May 49, Eugene M. ReiI-
~ and NJ. 3. Kelly of Pittsburg have
obtained options on about forty sheet
and tin plate plants that are known as
independents and operated In competi-
tion with the United States Steel cor
poratlon. These options do not expire
until next September. The promoters
will merge the concerns into one com
pany, to be known as the American
Steel company.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-16

Washington, May 16-The president
intends to keep all the bearskins he
got out west At least he told Repre-
sentative Babcock of Wisconsin so
when that statesman called to get a
bearskin. Il wanted one of those
bearsISins," said Mr.. Babcock "but the
president said he could not give it &c
me. He said he had received two or
three times as many requests as he
had bearskins, and for fear of hurting
some ones feelings he had decided to
keep all of the trophies of his hunt"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-16

One of Professor D'Agostino's COM
positions, willamette, for violin and
piano, has recently been published by
Carl Fischer, of New York. This
characteristic selection is descriptive
of the lives, songs, pleasures and sur
roundings of the Italian country girls,
and is overlooking with rich melody
and harmony.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-16
4 GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Proteudng Piles
Druggists refund money II p AZO OINTMENT
fails to cure any case, no matter of how long
standing, In to IA DAYS. First application
gives ease and rest. &c. If your druggist
hasn't it send Soc In stamps and 1t will be for
warded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co.. St.
Louis. Mo-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-16

A large audience gathered in the
First Presbyterian Church on Monday
night, the occasion being the last
meeting of the season of the Mems
Club of the church, ladies being in
yited for the meeting The speaker
was Mrs. Maude Darlington Booth,
who spoke with eloquence on reform
ing the prisoners, to the delight and
profit of her hearers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

S%erIonet-ginr Srau in m~ittIeren Sahreu IN elmer
~ fIeiueu TamiIie. Yeub fohen fouHeu.
goG5ufraeen go. 7os On 1ote etrase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
etarfer GinfIan8.
Bon gliiabeib @~aeTeri6miSt.

Bon gliiabeib IeTeri6mibt.
@inen Samnter m6ht' i6 6aIten,
WeI6en tanm Die 4rme tragen,
uno NIT ooppelten 9etpaIten
Sbn an cine 9lode i9lagen.
limb nit iebem S9lnge Hinge
GaHter Son aus er3ner &ebIel
uno nit ieoem S6lage rin9e
Sid mein SubIen aus Der Seelel
@el6es in eefiigten 8orten
geir CUR nnluit i6nd6li6 5ittert;
MelGes an 0es Sempels Efortey
gatr entgleitet uno 5eriplittert.
Nlles mill 3uInmmenfaIIen
sd III einem bollen Gone;
uno i'm peitbin i6nlleu lafen
Sts bt1auf 5u 9Ottes Sbrone.
Illes, mas sic Seele tpeitet,
uno Die Dual aus man6em 2ie0e,
&lles Su6ler, bag iid 1treitet,
MrO I'M Stntlang reiner Srieoe.
@inen Sammer m06t' i6 baIten,
Wel6eu fa1Im Die 4rme frneen,
uno nit ~b0ppelten @efpalten
Sbn an cine @lode i6lngen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
Mhc;ularscr inn 9tmslanSc.

Nu9 elmer itdtitiI9en &ufiteQung
gibt IS in 8elgien 25,464 Yerfonen,
mslGe in Ser Gbeinprppin3 geboren
fino. 0pn ibnen fino 14,564 neibz
liGen GeIdlehts. Sn 9onunO pobnen
1858 &~GsinlGnber, barunter 1869
pei6liGe, in 2uremburg 8163 1879,
Sab cine srpBe Nnaabl bon &beins
ldnbern audi i'm hena6barten Gronfz
reid ar5utreffen 1T, lit ielbtpertGnbs
lid; pirtt BOD aud bier ber Gren5bes
b0lterungsaustaui9 fart nit, pas
I@on baran erfennbar 1T, Oab bei ber
lssten @plfsodblung i'm &beinldnb
anein 23OO Sransojen seaGblt tpurben.
Sn Der S6pei5 befinOen ii4 1862
(1638 mGnnli6e uno 1924 peibli6e)
G6einlGnoer, in Sefterrei9 2O40
Q2O6 mGnnli9e). 9duptnieOerlaIs
fu~nssgebiefe iino in biefen 2Gnoern
Der &untpn 3iri& nit 356 &Opfen,
ferner Nieber0iterrei9 nit 837 unS
SD6men NIT SOB &Dpfen. Sn Den
t0nel5ert1ne 0rDb1tdDten leber1 duet1l
1893, in @ien SOB 86einlGnber. Hur
feline 3ablen fallen allf Die entferntern
Gambler: un9orn 100, Spanien 60,
Siirfei 50, G9peOen 80, 8ulgarien II
ms Serbien 1 &beinldnDer. @an9
Seritreut be9sgnen uns uuf Den Pbilips
pinen Is, in G%anfibar. periien unO Den
portugieiii@en &olonien ie 2 Sinber
pom &bein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
Der dltefte Srteffaifen.

Gs iinb runb $50 Sabre FER. baB
4bam Sledrius (Oeli9lGser). Der
lleberieBer BON Saapis r8Oiensarten"
feline nMOreenlanbif9e &eiiebei9tei>
buns" perfaBte. Sn bieiem Werte,
tporin er Die &eiien bei9reibt, Die er
i'm 9efples elmer firitli9en 9efanbt=
f9aft nu9 RuBlano uno periien gez
mdGt bate, lit BON einem beitimmten
Srt unD eirem beitimmten Stein am
Sap Der suten 9ofFnune Die &ebe, pp
bic S%sefabrer, beren @eg na9 DIT
inbier fibrte, 8riefe nieoerlegten, ba=
nit, pie Slearius nDrtlid i6reibt
amber porbeifa6renbe S6iffsleute
BON ibrer &ebie, mo unb tpern lie ausz
gegangen unb pobin lie serebist, Na9=
ridten baben mDgen". Der genannts
primitive Stein i'm iiibli9ften She'll
bes afritanii9en Continents lit Der
erite 8rieffaften, BEN bic 9iitorie
nennt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

BoIt . q d tperfer T. SIN
MISREPRESENTATION spiiden ben Ser.
Staaten uno Seuti9lano lit folgenbe
Neuerung gu psraei6nen: Set 1. Sf=
tober lit oas i'm Ge~reinsperfebr Be-
itebenoe Observation-Disclosures audj
fir ben ppitpadetpertebr nit bsn Ser.
Staaten eineefihrt. Oils @ermittez
lunssitele fir Den Iustaui6 res
G6riftpe6fels bient ausf6liebliG
bas> ppitdmt 2 in Samburg. unbe'
Itenhar eemeloete poftpadete perber
als preisgegeben bebanoelt, tpsrn Die
@erfIgung oes offenders tpegen Ser
tpeiteren 8ebanolung bes Yadets ni6t
binnsn apei Monaten na9 Mbienbung
Der Notwithstanding BEL Ser
8eftimmunas<P ofanftalt eingesangeu
1T. @on jeBt ab iinb audi i'm ppFt=
padetperfebr lebenbs 8ienen in befons
oeren 8ebdItnifen CUR @erfencuns 5us
gelaHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
Sas Ginfaufs-G Centrum ser Stabt.

&otomo o, IL. Hop. Gin nener
@bei6eioungsqruno tpurne Dor 2idter
Yarmes i'm Obersn 9eri9tsbufe psrs
9ebra9t.
5rau Mlon3o 9. Spift bate ibren
Soften auf S8eieuns bsrtlagt. .Sn
Der &la9e 9iebt fs an. bab Der Dumb
oss 9nusberrn ffets bel Slide miteFen
muBte uno Die 6rau bate FIR oas
8bisr Seller uno Stubl bel Sif@ auf-
atbsden. geraoeiO mie fs es FIR bic
GamilienmitaIieoer that. Sie 2laae
tpurbe au ibren @unftsn entIdieoen
uno $3.50 Mlimente tpuroen Der ssrau
3uertannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
Bic Staot paku.
Hapbthareidltbmuh, 6eiGidjte, Sautcu, &its
nla utO Sclpuhncr oeo Srtes.

Hapbthareid1tbmm, SeidJid)te, Sautcn, &its
MIA uao Seipubncr oeo Srtes.
9ie aus Ser alien 6einoI9aft api=
iGen Irmeniern uno Sataren in 8ofu,
HufiiI6>&aufafien, in jiinsiter 3eit
entitanoenen MeBeleien uno Ser
%piiftlngen BADEN bon Neuem Die Aufs
merfIamfeit ouf jenes sefpalti9e Sem
trum Der Napbtbaz@ etpinnung ge>
lenft.
Sn primitipen 5ormen sins Die
f3on felt SabrbunOerten bier gsIbte
Nopbtbagetpinnung Bis gum Sabre
1872 por ii9. @ering mar Oemgemdb
au9 bomals Die 66Ge ser proouftion.
~ur einige 6unoerttauieno Yuo Il
Bu0 9lei9 SO amerifanii9e @funo)
i'm Sabre. Rapioe Steigerungen mad
ten ftp geiteno, als Die &esierung Die
0lfibrenoer Serrains in genunntem
Sabre 0ffentli9 be~ritei9erte, unO Die
eriten 8obr6runnen angelegt purOen.
G9on i'm nd9Tten Sabr bDb ii9 bic
proouftion auf bas 3pan5igfa9e;
1886 bereits flpiien ourb Die @0brerz
leitung, Die bas 6auptbobrrepier bon
9dla9dne<G abrntI9i" nit ySIGornii
@oro,' oer ri6par5en Staot," bem
Srte Der GemiI6sn 8erarbeitung, pers
bin0et, nidt peniger ais 1913, 600
Buo. Q9t Sabre ipGter muren es
300,000,000 unO 0as Sabr 1901 bsrs
5eiGnete 672,000,C0O guo.
8or so Sabren mar 9afu mod Elm
i9muBiges SatarenOprf, iiber Dem al2
einsige 9arafteriitif3e Mterfmale Elm
alter GbanpaIait nit i9Dnen arabi;
f6en Sborz unb Senlterber5ierungsn
aufragte, Der bon grauen, finIteren
5eItungsmauern umgirtet 1T, iopie
Der poal seFormte bohe un0 ebrpiirz
0ige r&iB@&aleIii," Der i~agenbafte
yMGb9entEurm," bon Dem cine on
sablrei6en Srten 6es Srients bdftenbt
GeI9i9te 81 beridten peib, baB eine
biibI9e Sultdnstp6ter por Den Na9s
itelungen bes eigenen 9aters &ettunq
Our9 einen Sprung in Die See gefun-
Sen bat. 9eute ftei9en lange &eiber
| glei9TDrmi9er 2ebmbGuIer an Ben 0it
Staot umrabmenben 6iigeln empor,
Nii9tern maIIipe Steintauten, Oie mos
0ernen 0erfpaltun9sTibe, MAIDEN 1i9 in
Sen meiIt f6nurqraOen StraBen5iger
Der rleuen 9iertel brett. Sie peiteil
p6antaftif6sn 3unObpgen elmer por
Sen GuIen erbauten mosfopitii6er
&athebrale blifen peitbin iiber oa5
6GuTermeer, bds nit Ieinen ringsum
lie9enoen Gororten uno Ben ii9 an
f9miegenSen reripa1rloIt ten Satarens
dniieolungen su 3eiten giinTii9er Gag
6es Ndpbt6andrftes piele;9t 100000
@inpohner fabt. 0on i9perem @rOs
0lgern6 lit Sic Cuff erfiiIt. &au6s
fGulen lagern iiber Osn 5abrifen Del
f9fparsen @tuot. Sin itobpeiie auf.
treten0er heiber Wino, 9ei9tpGngert
pom Staub lei6t berpitternber Mlu.
f6elfalferoe, fenimmt i'm CONNER &c:
rabesu Sen It6em. Sm @irter bin
aegen ma9t Iein eiiiger Sar6. ars Ser
&irgiienIteppen einber5iebenO, biz All
Die &np9en eri9auern. llnO bo9 lGBt
Sic 6offnung auf reiben 9elpinn piel'
oiefe 2Gittgfetten zines @ufentbaltes II
8dfil pergeTen. Ni9t gering lit 81,
3ohl Der @nglGn6er, Ieuti6en, Sran.
5ofcn, oie theils ais nnternebmer
t6eiIs als Syngenieure oieie Stdtten lid
gum SSelo dufreiben6er SbGtigfeit &C.
pdGlt BADEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

-nnperfrprer. Gaft: rMifes
rabel binn lit bic gpuinon tpieber unb
bDn finb bic Seller aud niemals!"
Reaner: nDa mar lie ia nod biinner!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

N%erIanot-Gin fdbi9eS Sdo4en ffr olqemstre
Central Gpenue etrobeubabn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

O%eIoKet Elm Ndbden fir eine fletue 5omiIie.
~ 0uter 2obu. Rein Doi4en. gn43ufyoatn
Ro. 2s16 Rsrb Helaararr Str.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10
TRADE EXPANDS;
OUTLOOK BRIGHT
Dun's Review Says Spring Ship
ments Are Heavy at Min
neapolis.

s. New York, March 1O.-Dispatches to Dun g
Review from branch offices Of r. G. Dun & Co.
indicate that trade is expanding and the out
look Is bright. Boston reports that business
sentiment has become more optimistic. Altho
the cotton situation is still somewhat unsettled,
visiting buyers enliven the wholesale district
at Baltimore and payments are little better.
Nashville reports the volume of trade smaller
than year ago. but improvement is noticed.
Reinstatement Of orders at Louisville that were
Cancelled early in the Is encouraging,
and manufacturers increasingly busy. March
trade opens satisfactorily at Atlanta. (
st. Louis reports spring trade fully opened.
Merchants arrive at Kansas City in large num-
bers and place liberal orders New Orleans
reports that country merchants buy more freely.
Mllder weather improves conditions at Pittsburg.
Clothing factories at Cleveland are busy. Whole
sale drygoods sales increasing at Ctnc1nna ii.
better mercantile demand for money and
more prompt collections among the encour-
aging signs that accompany bright weather at
Chicago. Arrivals of livestock at Omaha are
liberal. but prices fairly we'll maintained.
Spring shipments heavy at Minneapolis.
Country buyers take advantage Of special ex-
cursions to St. Paul. swelling trade in all lines.
Bank clearings continue very heavy, total ex-
changes this week at all leading cities in the
United States being 81, 559, 900,8s3. an increase
of 61.S per cent compared with last year and
1853 per cent compared with 1903.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10
MONEY REPORTS

LOMDoN, March 10.-Bullion to the amount
OF tesO0O was taken into the Bank of England
today and 100000 was withdrawn for shipment
to the continent.
70 PARIS, March 1O.-Three per cent rentes, 1901
2 2oe lor the account. Exchange on London, PSI
., 81, PAUL March 10.-Bank clearings today,
MINNEAPOLIS March 1O.-Bank clearings to-
Jay, ", 800, 543S7 New York exchange, selling
rate, SOC premium; buying rate, 3Oc premium.
chicago ag exchange. selling rate. Soc premium
documentary exchange, $4.s4h.
NEW YORK, March 1O.-Close: Prime mer.
camille paper, 3A GAY per cent; sterling ex.
change steady. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 75@4.s6.sO for demand and at
- 81 5M4. 81 80 for 60day bills. Posted rates
$4.s' and $4s7k Commercial bills, $4.s4A
eminent bonds steady: railroad bonds irregular
Money on call steady. 21@@3 per cent? closing bio
days. per cent; 90 day rs, a@aA; six months
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10

soils for money, 91h consols for account,
son, preferred, 1o7; Baltimore & Ohio, iii; Cana
dian Pacific, 1b2h; Chesapeake & Ohio 53A
Chicago Great Western. Pay: Chicago Mil
wa4kee & st. Paul, 1s4; De Beers, 1sM Denver
4 Rio Grande. 341a; Denver & Rio Grande pre-
ferred, DIX; Erie, ASH, Erie first preferred,
s ~ Erie 40, second preferred; 72A; Illinois
Missouri Kansas 3 Texas. 3d. New York Cent.
raj, 1891; Norfolk & Western, 81; Norfolk s
Western preferred, o.; Ontario & Western. 571s
81; Reading first preferred, AZ Reading second
preferred. ~; Southern Railway. 361a Southern
Union Pacific. 1881: Union Pacific preferred,
iQ2; United States Steel. a7M: United States
preferred, 47M; Spanish Fours, 81N
81 Ear @Io silver. firm q 5-16d per ounce. Money
2hM3 per cent. The rate of discount in the
open market for short bills is 2A OPS per cent
for three months bills is 2A l2E ner cent
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10

w. H. Bartlett says: s.If the povcrnmon,
report shows fair reserve of 10000. 600 to
100000; 600 bu more corn than last year 1t will
snow that we have used during the first four
months OF the crop year 1875 600 600 to 100 OOo
more NOR corn than during the corresponding time
last year. Inc crop of 1903 was 2.244, 900, 900
6u. showing ytlg consumption from Nov. to March
! OF l,4GO, 900 bu. The crop Of 1904 was
= 46I 100000 bu: II farm reserves are 100, 600,
600 300 more than last year. or $40 900 600 bn ii
VIII show q consumption of j, 527. 600 600 bu,
Nov. to March. l., or 125, 900, 900 more in the
same months than previous year. If farm re
serves are only 100000 600 more it will show an
increased consumption of 150O00,000 bu, so that
creased foreign demand promises to make any
probable farm reserve look small as compared
with our known needs
Pringle buying Chicago July corn
Following from Transmississippi Grain com
pany OF Omaha: Receipts light and disappoint
Nebraska last night. Most dealers have stoppel
contracting corn -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10
CHICAGO GRAIN
COLDER WEATHER HAS STEADXING EFF
Feet ON WHEAT MARKET.


j.. Chicago, March 1O.-Colder weather generally
thruout the country had a steadying effect on
The the wheat market here today: Trading was very
tie Of the OG report to BE-
issued Si. today Nay opened k@Ac lover at A@
lover At sase to e4Ae: After ' touehins SIX
Of CT 2e5 cars. against 2s2 cars last week and
selling the July deve poA Sn sniae
on on July was brought out by a bearish report
the break 1uly sold of to &c May declined (
& s iGs Sisss %%S
gash =: ws ssf esNS NJ red, s115@115; No.
!;$ 5$E? fS${s: NJ s2S'5a:;
$sss WET ss$t:as sz sss $751; July
On fair demand from commission houses
%"f higher at 4s4c e | ns ID
receipts were se7 cars, with a Of contrset
%f'*s Nay eo ss@p %S4 sR
- Cash corn, No. 2, 47@47Ac; No. 9, 4eh a
Ssss fsae eora ssp Masss 49, May 4se July
Prospects, Of a bullish government report
gave a firm tone to the oats market MAY
opened nc higher at 32c. and sold up to sea
32Ac Local receipts were 1870 cars.
! Cash oats, NO. 2, 31Ac; No. 8, 31hc.
Close: Oats, May, 31Ac; July S1N OBI &C
| September 1850. "
The following was the range of prices:
Wheat May. july September
Opening d.14@1.1 4% "a @94A S7hMS7A
| Highest .. 1.141a 94A 694% S71S
Lowest -. lib 90 SO
Is: ss5 & sz Ssszz So $751;
| Corn
& 2R9sS'ss -. ttssSS@"s" 4 4sR @4s@ 4 4s
Lowest Lowest 81. 47A 4s 4sA@4sa
zs s:sss;ds; $$ $ Szs&
Oats a&C|+
Opening -. 80 BIZ 40
Lowest 49,: $1A eN' $1a@s1M $$SSx
Today -. s1H s1N@31as 2eM
| yesterday SIN 3R @31B 29T
! Year ago. 41k 39M 33%@33s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, March 1O.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance of 1@2
points on the cables. Trading was very quiet
tie feature with prices fuctuating within a
3point range. There were continued rains in the
SOUTH but receipts were heavy and bearish week
end statistics were expected
Cotton futures opened steady; March, 1850;
APRIL ~ 4sc bid May 5asc July august
December, 1859 bid January, 1920 bid.
At midday the market was dull but steady,
net 3 to points higher.
Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands 7.9Oc;
middling gulf, S.15c.
Cotton spot, closed quiet: middling uplands,
7.9Oc; middling gulf. S15c; Sales 1,505 bales
Futures closed steady; March, 7.4Oc; April
1.45c; May, 7.4Sc; June, 7.44c; July 745c: Au.
gust, 7.47c; September, 751c; October 55c;
November, 1850; December, 7.61c; January 762c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10
THE CASH TRADE
THE GRAINS STEADY. II
FLAX AND BARLEY.

81 FLAX AND BARLEY.
FLAX-Receipts, 10 cars, against 81 cars last
year; shipments, cars. Duluth received Is cars
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, 81. 4oh; to
oATs-No. 8 white closed at 29%c. Receipts
43scars: shipments, ~ cars.
EoRN-Closing prices for No. yellow, 441ac.
Receipts, % cars; shipments none.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
ana cracked corn. in sacks, sacks extra, $165
aI675; No. ground feed 2-3 corn and 1-3 oats,
sOAb sacks, sacks y extra. $17@17; rs; No:
ground feed Gr a9d oats e soD feed
ia corn and % oats, 75-lb sacks, sacks extra,
$1S@1S.25.
MILLsTUFFs. In bulk, bulk. 81 a 2S@ a 50;
dor SIS; all o in Minneapolis in 1OO-lb
sacks, $3.50 per ton additional; in 2o0.lb sacks,
Slipper ton additional Shipments, 1895 tons:
RYE-Closing prices on No. 2, 7eA@7sc.
Receipts, cars; shipments. 2 cars.
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 3S@41c; malt
ing grades at 4l@45c. Receipts, SO cars; ship
merits, 80 cars. .n
HAY-Choice timothy, SO; No. timothy, So;
me so; No. 2 timothy, $7@7-5 50; mixed hay, y
also; choice upland, $3.50 No. l upland, 81
al so: No. 2 upland $4,000; No. upland
straw, $4G4.25. Receipts, 2o4 tons
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-10
STATE. GRAIN INSPECTION. MARCH Q.

NJ D.
No northern, "a: No. northern. IS: No. 8,
10 tn S Nj fstsd 81 Psa saSSs T. north
ern, i; No. 2 northern, Z; No., 8. s; No: 4, 10;
Minneapolis & St. Louis-No. / northern. 4:
Nc? s9s G RIssHS5S; northern. 8; No. northern
Northern Paciae--Ne: / northern, 5: No. 2
northern, 8; No; 8, g.; No. T. o; rejected. i.
1a5 aoFthsSn. $ No poFthssn l. No. T. 3 re:
No. 9eEssr1 ST Nc t1sde e
Other aims winter wheat
yow eeqn T. %sstfFn No g. No
white oats. i: No: white oats, 10; No. "a
e egts q NO. sFf Ssre eSt M No. tsy No.
Se northwestern a1 + No. '1sp a SsfS;' re- e;
" Cars Inspected Out-No 8 durum wheat 2;
30. n hard ou wheat !; No 1 northern wheat,
wheat, 2; rejected winter wheat. Z; mixed
corn No. so SSte L oa NG g. eos Hc
" white t. oats II No: barley, 5; No. barley.
flax. 4; No. / fax. 16; rejected iax. ?.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, MARCH 9.
oats. e7,oso bu; barley, Sc, 72o bu; rye. 4,5et
@ sa oso nso sSes bis nlsto'
Shipped-Wheat, 100, $40 blu; oats, 6S,42O bu;
barley, 36, goo bu; rye. 2, 600 bu; fax, $500 bu
flour, 6O,45 brls; millstuffs. ], 695 tons: hay
10 tons. ltnseed oil, 2O5,752 gals oil cake
$3.50 lbs Car lots, $50,
WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROAD, MARCH g.
Observation-Disclosures. % cars; Omaha, 4; St
Louis: H.; CT eat Northern, IA; Burlington, -
500 line, 30.
Shipped-A Milwaukee, 33 cars; Omaha, g.: St
Louis, IL; Great Northern, 1; Burlington, IT,
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET. Minnesota Trans
fer, st. Paul, March 10-Barrett & Zimmerman
Of Of. horses weighing from 200 to 100 pounds
moved slowly. Values: Drafters. extra SIT;
| to $500; drafters, choice $145 to $175 drafters
common to good, 1920 to JS145; farm mares, extra
$l3O to $15O farm mares, choice $11O to $50
farm mares, common to good, $40 to $11O.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, March 1o.-Cat
tle-Reoe ipts 1000: market steady to 1Oc lower
| native steers, $4QI5.75; native cows and heif
ers. $2@4.75: calves. $316.25.
Hogs-Receiptsi 5000; market steady: bulk Of
sales, 81 s9@5:O5; pigs and lights. s4.15@495
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market weak; NUT.
tons, $4.75@5.65; lambs, $65O@7 80.
The Michigan crop report will show no impor-
tant damage to growing wheat, year ago halt
the reports from large wheat counties reported
damage in February.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Official quotations of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to IL M,
Friday, March To-:

BUITER-Receipts yesterday, q, o22 pounds
Creameries, extras 243ae; creameries hrsts, &c:
and prints, fancy, zoe; rolls and prints, choice,
reno s ez rss 2se packing ass
sweet, 1sc.
EGGsI 55 yesterday, 1,2aa cases Fresh
laid, candled, dOZ l512c; current receipts NO. J.,
case count, case $780, checks and seconds case'
cHEEsELTwins or fats, fancy, 14He; twins wins
to good, 1oc;;. old, fancy, 1oc; Young Americas,
erei, No. sn ise bri S s@ee;
No; i, l5c; imburger, No: 2, 1ae prim%Sst, No T.
pufes Nm 81 s%iss fsney
1ec;. Swiss fancy block, 14h@15c; Swiss, choice
~ @i2c; old ROSTERS, 6a7c; ducks, 12e; geese
fS1Esx ~ fass @ 3s;a
fus o@ d2 6sns spI aaev 1S sns
eulls, 5d7c; ducks, fancy, heads of, 14c; ducks,
12e sses se0df g seed s@1e Aea''
PIGEONS Tame, live, young and old. doz'
s5Ss 1iRs'
| and thin, unstable.
Rkfh'FSEevss s.; Florida,
III hMoNs-caHfornia. fancy. as to size. 1926;
BANANAS Jumbo lunches. s2:2s@2;so; large
bunehss $2@22s medium Re md bu Rss g.
late Howes, $3.50; Jerseys, 81: Jerseys. bu
NEW VEGETABLEs-- bu,, 4oc; beets
S s ss b Rs s1s esg
ssSe@sl; per crate: $3.50; cucqm6sIs, per doz
leaf ioz. soc; mint, doz, ,4oc; onions, shall
lots doz punches, zoe; parsley. dog, s5c; par
S oe sas
nips, bu, S5c; turnips, new, doz punches, 50@60c
crates
~i5ttsfSSl ''e 11SSis s. *S7sae2s
HONEY-Extra fancy white. lib sections, 13c
fancy white lib sections, 1Oc; choice white, LII
sections, 19e; amber, 1oe; coldenrod, 1oc: e1
GAABbBAGE- crates, $3.50; ton, $40.
band pieted. si7S&1s5; medium t navy, n fsir
1925; medium navy, mixed and dirty, 65@75c
brown, fancy, ~; brown, fair to good, SIS
DRIED PEAs-Yellow, fancy. bu. $40; vel
low, medium, $3.50; marrowfat, 81:
90 oSXloSs-Dry, 100 lbs, 81; Spanish, crate
$ThhAAyWEBRERMRR1,ETsS- g1esdas st. 7se .,
weight. 5G5c; mutton, fancy, ,e@ehc; lambs
R %ils 5 fa6fy 7@se; lambs milk thin 0@ee
Zoe; Rurals CARROTS sacked, 29c; red stock, car
lots, sacked, 25@2eci small lots, &c more; bulk
SAP kI@. XII bEl. s4s@42s EorthsE
Ben Davis. boxes, Sits. y Nv
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STEADY TO WEAKER
FOR THE PORKERS
HOG PRICES WAIVER, BUT HOLD
FAIRLY WE'LL.

Nothing Choice in the Cattle Pens
Stockers and Feeders in Good De-
mand at Steady Prices, and Mich
Cows and springers in Good Sale
Sheep Running Principally to Western
Feeders-Fat Sheep and Lambs Show
a Much Better Tone.