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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-03
BANK IS BLOWN UP
AS CROWD LOOKS ON

Gilbertsville, N. Y, May "a thun.
drous explosion in the Edward p.
Brewster bank early this morning
aroused the whole village and brought
scores of persons to the building, but
the most daring robber who has been
known to operate in this section in
many years calmly stood outside the
bank and held the crowd at bay with
his pistols while two companions in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-03
Honleseskers' Rates,

The MINI. polis & st. Louis r. r. has
on sale round trip excursion tickets at
one fare plus two dollars to points in tia
West, South and Southwest. Final re-
of sale. Liberal stop-oyer privileges
granted
Call on j. G. Rickel, City Ticket
Agent, 424 Nicollet Ave.
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Handkerchief
Ladies' pure linen hand embroidered Initial
Handkerchiefs, good value at 12sc each; put
up in half-dozen bundles. Thurs IE1
day, 6 for .........................
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paint, per gal, 75c Enamel Floor Paint, no
better at any price, will dry hard, glossy
finish over ight, per gallon, $50. Perfection
fine mixed House Paint good quality paint
at a low price. Special, quart, Zoe; half gal
Ion, 49c; one gallon, CSC. $3.50.
Electric Wall Paper Cleaner, ready for use,
19c. Mazoline Furniture or Piano Polish,
100. Johnson's Crack Filler, lib. can, 25c.
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Butter. cheese and Eggs.

Some houses have ceased storing Butter ex-
cept orders. and even the latter de-
creasng and receipts continue very large
the market is quoted easy in some quarters.
Other houses. on the contrary. are reporting
a steady feeling Prices remain as before.
The decline in Cheese has stimulated the de-
mand and the goods are now moving OF more
freely there being some scattering outside
orders the market In addition to the regular
trade The feeling is not firm. however, as
receipts and stocks are both large.
The feature of the Egg market at the mo-
ment is the large percentage of small and dirty
and otherwise poor ranch Eggs arriving. not
only from the general run OF ranches, but from
the very best-k known frst-class sources Some
dealers say that the proportion of poor Eggs
is larger than ever before at this time OF the
year and figure IL as high 33 per cent. Some
charge 1t to the carelessness OF the shippers
and others to the late rains. At any rate, the
trade are complaining Of this condition and
shippers should rectify II at once. The mar
ket is steady Notwithstanding an Increase In
receipts.
Receipts were 10 500 lbs Butter, 1923 cases
Eggs and 90 200 lbs Cheese
for extras and 179171ac for lower and me-
dunn grades; dairy. 16Q1Ic: cold storage,
nominal store Butter. I6G1Tc-
CHEESE-S.rictly choice mild new, 9aG10c;
fair to good. &c: Young Americas. 10150f1c
Eastern 161s61Sc per H.
EGGS-Ranch. 17q1sc for fair to choice;
store Eggs 16@17c: cold storage, nominal;
Eastern ominai
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Cotton and Copper.

The Eastern wires Of z. F. Hutton Co
yesterday eaid:
COT1ON-Lsks nearly every one else IN tho
cotton trade, surprised by the sharp
advances n prices 70 seven points OF futures
al Liverpool this morning and by the heavy
buying movement which also converged on our
market. This naturally caught the shorts un-
protected and induced the compulsory covering
OF this interest competing with the heavy
buying of dull interests. We still regard the
market more or less waiting one, pending
further developments calculated TO give the
trade g more definite idea regarding the ex-
tent Of reduction IN the acreage. On account
OF the season being three TO four week late we
% not think this can be obtained until three
10 four weeks from now.
A correspondent at TexarkanA says: We
are getting accounts OF terrific rains from every
quarter Delay in planting IS already serious.
But now matters IN bad shape here No
recollection Of such baekwerdness. Land badly
washed and will be no Geld work Tor at least
e week. even should the rains stop now. We
consider conditions very serious in this Sec
fion'
COPPER-Bostou market showed an enoour-
aging rally al through the session There
was no great demand for stocks. but the selling
seemed to have practically stopped and the
floor traders took advantage OF II to bid up
prices all through the list. that the close is
considerably higher than yesterday. We think
that any stock sold on a further rally can be
bought back cheaper. The buying Of Anal
Essnated Copper was considered good and the
outlook FOR a further rise tomorrow is ex-
cellent
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Oregon Crop Bulletin.

The report Of Edward A. Bea1s, section di-
rector, United States Weather Bureau for the
Oregon Crop Bulletin. week ended May 2 is as
follows:
The weather during the week was too cool
for rapid growth ana crops on the whole did
not advance 50 rapidly as during the preceding
week There We're several sharp frosts. the
most damaging OF which occurred Wednesday
morning. at which time tender vegetables and
some varieties Of fruit were injured
Flowing and seeding are practically
completed and work summer fallow is pro-
crossing nicely Fall and spring grain con-
rinue in excellent condition Wheat oats rye
and barley are growing satisfactorily and in
some sections Of Western Oregon rye and bar
ley are beginning 10 head Hops have reached
the tops Of the wires IN some favored locali-
ties. but in many yards the crop is coming I'D
unevenly, necessitating the cutting back" OF
the vines.
Corn and potato planting continues Some
corn is up and the stand IS reported as very
good Early potatoes were quite badly frosted
Curing the week the tops in many localities
being frozen to the ground. Gardens have
made slow growth owing to the lack Of sun
shine. Meadows and pastures are in fine con-
dition and stock looks well. I-ambing is about
over Sheep and goat shearing continues with
clip generally above average All tree fruit
except late apples, more or less injured by
frost. but reports as 10 the extent continue
very conflicting Peaches prunes and cherries
however have suffered most. Bush fruit and
straw berries promise good yields.
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Furonean cold Increment.

p The New York Commercial and Financial
Chronicles London advices say:
"All the gold Offering in the open market
continues 10 be bought up French account.
Rates OF interest and discount here Q>ondon)
now low that the French banks do not
care 10 leave all the balances they have been
employing here long. Consequently they
have not been renewing all the bills as they
fell due, and the result Is that all the gold
Offering in the open market has been bought
up for Paris. Moreover, subscriptions 70 the
new Central Mining and Investment Corpora
tiCn have led to considerable amounts being re-
mitted 10 Paris. which doubtless has added to
the buying Of gold. And IL is believed also
that the Russian Government Is drawing upon
its balances, both in London and in Paris, and
that the French banks In consequence have
10 buy UP gold for Paris 70 meet this demand.
Il looks therefore, II gold would continue
10 go 20 Paris for some time longer and in the
opinion Of the best judges there will before
long be a rise in rates Of interest and discount
here. II there is not gold viii certainly be
taken both by France and Egypt and that
would bring about rise after a while"
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New York Metal Market,

NEW YORK. May 5.--There was a sharp
break in the London tin market growing out
of the speculative manipulation and spot there
closed at 4136 and futures at &132 12s 3D.
Locally the market was easy in sympathy
closing at $40 1890
Copper was unchanged at E65 for spot and
f65 rs Cd for futures in the London market.
Locally the situation Is perhaps shade stead
Ter, with less talk OF lake offering below s15.
Quotations, however. remain more or less nom-
inal. Large producers are asking $15 % for
lake and electrolytic, but it is said that buying
can be done under that figure. Lake and eec-
trolytic are quoted at S15115 25 and casting
at S14 75a15.
Lead was unchanged at s12 12s Cd in Lon
don and 81 50G4 so locally.
Speiter, unchanged at f23 12s Sd in London.
Locally the market is weaf at IS 6595 70.
Iron closed at 52s Cd in Glasgow and 54s in
Middlesboro. Locally iron is unchanged No.
| foundry Northern is quoted SIT 25d1S No.
foundry Northern, $16 1917; No. foundry
Southern and No / foundry Southern soft,
S17 25d17 IS; No. 2 Southern soft at SIG 75d
IL %.
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables.

The market for old Potatoes continued firm
under limited supplies and brisk demand.
and previous prices ruled for all descriptions
The carload OF Minnesota Burbanks that ar
rived the preceding day closed out at
the fiat rate of 81 so per GENITAL New Pota-
toes We're weaker under greatly increased sup
plies. receipts being over 1000 sacks. New
Onions continued to arrive freely from Stock
ton and there was another sharp break In
prices. Australian Yellow were Inactive. but
firmly held Stocks Of Tomatoes were In
creased by carload of six-basket crates from
Mexico and the market weak. with hold
ers generally forcing sales. Asparagus was
firm under extremely light receipts. and few
were very weak at sharply reduced rates and
String Beans and Summer Squash were lower.
OTATOES-Burbanks from the river, s1@
1 25 per ctl; Oregon Burbanks. 81 25@1 so per
ctI; New York RuraIs. S191 25 per ctl: small
seed Burbanks. s1G1 25 per ctl: Sweet Pota-
toes 75G9oc per ct: new Potatoes. 81 26Q
ONILES-Australian SIS 5od6 per ctl: new
Red 81 25G1 rs per sack; Green Onions. 509
60c per box.
vEGETA 56sc per III:
Rhubarb. 40G65c per box: Green Peas 203c
per ID: String Beans SG9c per ID: Wax
Beans. sd10c per ID; Tomatoes. Los Angeles.
81 80 per crate do Florida, So 1904 per crate
do Mexican 81 5062 per box and So 1908 so
per crate: Summer Squash. S1G1 % per box
Hothouse Cucumbers. 75cGS1 per dozen; Cab
bage, SOC per ctl; Carrots Soc per sack: Gar
lie, 15c per ID; Egg Plant. 15c per ID: Dried
Peppers 10G121ac for sun-dried and 13d14c
per ID for evaporated; Green Peppers. s915c
per lb
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Receipts OF Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
All Classes OF Stocks Devoid OF Espe-
cial Feature.
FOR FRIDAY, MAY 5

Business quiet on all the exchanges yes
terday. Even the lively Tonopahs. which can
be generally depended. upon to furnish some
excitement dull days. were more or less
listless. with the volume OF sales far below the
recent average The Comstocks were also
comparatively ysQuiet. with no pronounced varia-
tions. On the Stock and Bond Exchange
there was an easy feeling In the sugar group.
fractional declines In Alaska Packers and Gas
and Electric. and advance in Contra Costa
Water to SAL Sta bid. the other stocks stand
ing about before. California Wine Associa-
tion was ex-dvidsnd OF 42c under the rule
The following dividends paid yestsr-
day. Pacific Lighting Company. regular
monthly. 40c per share. amounting to SIS. coo:
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company.
regular monthly. 65c per share. amounting to
s65 900: Onomea Sugar Company. regular
monthly SOc per share. amounting to SIS. 00o.
The amount OF Union Pacific convertibs
bonds exchanged for stocks April %
S161. 900. The total amount outstanding
is s34. 465. 600 Stock outstanding Is $16f. .544.
300.
The American Bell Telephone Company re-
ports its assets on March - at $50. no. 500. OF
which $27, no. 800 consists OF stock IN tbs
American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
japanese bonds. which declining re-
Gently. are now slowly recovering and are
quoted hrm-
The Monte cristo OIL Company has declared
a dividend OF I cent per share.
The Central Eureka Mining Company paid .
dividend OF &c yesterday.
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Hay and Feedsturs.

Hay continues firm and the hrmness. hers
tofore confined TO the very choice grades Is
now extending to all. There Is no further adj
vance. however. Feedstuffs are steady and
unchanged. except Corn products, which are
lower.
BRAN-s21 5o@22 50 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S26Q2S so per ton.
SHORTS-$23Q24 per ton
FEEDsTUFFS-Rolled Barley SIS 5o@2e so
sSs so; jobbins. ss4; Cocoanut Cake at mill.
s22G22 90; jobbing, s23; Cocoanut Meal at
mill. S23623 so; jobbing, s24 Corn Meal.
S2sq2S 80; Cracked Corn, SIS 6oQ29; Mixed
Feed $23024: Horse Beans. SS0Q40 per ton
Broom Corn Feed, 90c per ctl: Calfalfa Meal,
carload lots. SIT so; jobbing. $40 per ton: Meal
falfa, ST 80 In car lots and s1e for smaller
quantities
HAY-wheat. s1o@1s so: Wheat and oat.
seG12 so; Oat, $s9u: Barley and Oat. s7@
10: Volunteer Wild Oat $6G9; stable. $S99:
stock. So 5o67 so: Clover. s7Q10; Alfalfa. $40
10 per ton.
sTRAW-S0650c per bale
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. May 5.--Sentiment in the wheat
pit was bearish to-day and the volume of
trading was small One cause of dullness was
uncertainty surrounding the Government crop
report, which will be issued next Wednesday
and which will give the condition and acreage
Of winter wheat. The general Impression
seemed to be that the report would be OF a
bearish character. At the opening the market
was quite steady on fair demand of shorts.
July was up shade at $3.50. selling by pit
traders soon causing a reaction July declining
to S2% %c. Poor demand for cash wheat and
-four In outside markets had considerable ef-
feet In forcing down the value of wheat in this
market. The market closed easy. with July at
S3M@S3Ac. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 81 cars, against 149 last
week and IA year ago.
Small receipts of corn caused fairly active
buying by shorts, resulting in a firm market
July opened shade to H@Ac higher at
46Ac to 1915. sold between 461a G46%c and
47c and closed at 46%d47c. Receipts were 81
cars. with % of contract grade.
Oats were firm and business light. July
opened unchanged to shade higher at 2S5k6
29c, sold between 2s7sG29c and 291sc and
closed at 291sc Local receipts were 70 cars.
Provisions were steady in sympathy with a
10c advance in the price Of live hogs. At the
close July pork up 2l5c at s12 s21s; lard
up 21kd5c at 81 35, and ribs were up 21h 75c
at 81 27N17 30
Ill
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Trading still ,saciive on the local exchanges
Neqv YovR Stocks era points higher; ac0e Cotton ad0aced
Saey fraction on so fre Exchange nndisttwbed
No marked change in WheGt the minor Grains.
Hay market ianbovng Corn products Ioa Beans qet firm
Butter and Eggs III large receipt and unchanged.
Cheese N4O2Iag better.
Zeal frner and Mutton 1veaker. Other Meats unchanged
Precision markets qasiet eyeryrchere.
Old Potatoes light supply and firm NeO plentiful and o70e7
Neze Onions declined Car of MexIcan Tomatoes arri1ed
Poultry market generally areH cleaned up.
Cherries lo7UcY. Oranges dcti0e and frn
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Beams and Seeds.

There is no further change in the Bean situa-
tfon The markets all over the country rule
firm. as supplies are more or less light every
where.
BEANs-Bayos. ss@s 25; Pea. So 5o@s IS:
Butter. s3G3 25; small White. s363 40; large
to good and $3d3-25 for choice: Red. s797 SO:
Lima. 81 s5G4 go: Red Kidneys 81 2594 so;
81 s5G2 10.
sEEDS-Brown Mustard nominal Yellow
6Q8Ac; Alfalfa, 1o@11c for California and 40
1Sc for Utah Rape. nominal; Timothy. 4$4 45c:
Hemp. 3@3i5c per ID: Millet 3931sc: Broom
Corn Seed. S20021 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas,
So 2562 80 per ctl
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-There was no particular change,
either East or abroad This market was quiet
at a decline. May was several fractions frmer.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 471a@1 so; California
White Anstraldan .1t, liza s. eo91 S2a NSrthsrn e IL
grades sugs les o. Of Wheat. 81 soai 4b per cti
FUTURES
Session to II 80 a. m
May ss* ~ si ss ssss 81 sss 81: s sss !: s:;s !
p. m Session.
Open. High. Low. Close.
May-$1 45lA bid 81 4s15 asked -
BARLEY-The market continues quiet. both
as to the cash grain and futures. The former
is rather weak than otherwise and very good
ask 81 221a for choice, but buyers are slow in
paving this figure Futures are irregular.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed 81 1sA al nv; Brewing and Shipping.
81 23Ea1 % Chevalier. 81 20a1 271s per ctl.
FUTURES.
/Session o TO IL 80 a. m
Open. High. Low. Close.
p9eenSer n2s i's. s 81 81 ssx sex
p. m. Session.
Open. High. Low Close.
May-s 81 10 bid. 81 1eA asked.
December -. S6s S6a s6% S6z
oATs-Continue dull and unchanged, with
laas whiss Gnsa s 1901 80: Surprise. 81 5sel 90:
No 2: Black. 81 321s@I As: Eastern white.
81 42H@1 As per ctl.
COIN Dealers continue to quote quiet
Western sacked 81 80 for Yellow. 81 80 for
white and 81 % for Mixed; California large
1 go asked; White. nominal; Egyptian. 81 50
for White and 81 25G1 80 for Brown
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, May 5.-FLouR-Receipts,
12,soo exports. 12.loo barrels Sales. 500.
Steady with moderate trade.
WHEAT-Receipts. 5000: spot, steady: No.
red. 1aso nominal elevator, and 92Mc NOM
nun lnal e. o. b. aileat deaa. No l northern Duluth.
a8a4e o b. afioat. Opening frriier on cold
weather West and steady cables, wheat de-
clned from the effects of unloading favorable
Southwest crop receipts and bear pressure to
rally later on important cash demand and
covering Last prices were unchanged except
on May. which closed &c net lower May,
9215@83Ac. closed e3lac; July. SSQSs&c,
closed ssssc; September closed s3Ac.
HoPS-Quiet.
PETRoLEUM.Easy.
CoFFEE-The market for futures closed
Decen,ber s. sSa9 So: ~ March. 3 4og 9og7 IS: 4s'
8 sUGAR-Raw, unsettled fair refining, enc;
centrifugal 90 test, 411c; moasses sugar,
34c Refined, quiet
cry. 26iRa27c; official prices. creamery COM
mon to extra. 23626c; State dairy common
to extra. 2lG251sc; renovated. common to ex-
CHEESE-unchanged
EGGS-Unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market il
very quiet Common to good are quoted at
4A@4s.e; prime. IS 25@5 80; choice, ea81sc.
PRuNEs-Are still ranging from 2% Ia
SIC, according to grade II is reported that
new crop Of fruit is offering from the coast
the basis of 2lac for the four sizes OF
opening prices of last season
APRICoTs- quiet and unchanged.
Choice quoted ted. at 1o@1o1sc; extra choice. lie.
PEACHES unchanged choice. 100
19Ac; extra choice, 1oss91oa4c and fancy,
KAIsINs-were steady in good demand.
Loose Muscateis are quoted at 44@64c; seeded
rais!ns, 5A@6Ac. and London layers. 81 ood
i
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Poultry and Game

A of Western Hens which was about two
days overdue, finally came TO hand and cleaned
up rapidly at good prices. Receipts OF do
nestle stock were increased to so coops, but
the market remained firm for good stock, par
ticuiarly large young Chickens. There was no
improvement in the demand for small Hens or
small Broilers which were pressed for sale at
the inside rates
Geese, per pair. 81 25G2 50; Goslings. 81 5O03 :
Ducks. s6d7 per dozen for old and $7Q7 so for
young; Hens, 81 56Q5 for small and $696 so
for large. young Roosters. STQ7 so. old
Roosters, s4d4 so: Fryers $5 50Q6 so: BroiI-
ers S2Q2 80 for small and IS 5064 for large;
-GAME-Hare, $2@2 25 per dozen; Cottontail
Rabbits 81 so per dozen.
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as 65: good to choice heavy. S5 1905 65
rough heavy. S. 1906 40; light. So 25d5 50;
bulk of sales. SIS 5oG5 CO.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000; sheep and lambs
strong. Good to choice wethers, shorn, 81 40p
B; fair to choice mixed shorn, SO 50d4 PSI
Western sheep. shorn, $4G5 native lambs,
shorn s4g6; Western lambs, s5 1907 10.
Omaha.
OMAHA May 5.-CATTLE-Receipts 1900;
market sc lower Native steers, 81 40G76 30;
cows and heifers. 81 40G5: native steers
$3 50d5 10; Gamers, $293 25: stockers and
feeders. 81 s0G4 80; calves s3G6; bulls and
stags S2G4 so
HOGS-Receipts, 1000; market &c higher
Heavy SIS 25d5 371a; mixed So 271hG5 80;
light, S5 25945 35; pigs, $4G5; bulk of sales,
So 271aG5 3215
sHEEP-Receipts. $780, slow. Western
yearlngs, 81 1904 rs: wethers. $4G14 80; ewes,
So 90@4 40; lambs. S5Q5 go
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DecIduous and citrus Fruits.

Receipts of Cherries continued to increase
the days arrivals approximating 1900 boxes
and despite good demand for shipment to
northern points. prices had a further decline
recent rain and the bulk of the receipts sold
slowly at irregular rates. Attractive lots were
firm. however and a premium was still OBJ
tained for favored brands. Black Loganberries
appeared from Watsonville and sold at S50S
per chest. and Blackberries from Glendora
brought 1oc per small basket Ordinary Goose
berries were mostly small and sold rather
sale at maintained prices. The Orange market
was active and firm at previous quotations
One car sold at auction, fancy selling at
81 e561 20, choice at 81 POOL 35 and stand
ards at 81 40 There were very few standards
in the car and they were all OF desirable size
hence the high price. Four cars were to have
been sold but three were delayed In transit.
day Trade in other fruits was light and
aside from a decline in Grape Fruit there was
no change in prices.
sTRAWBERRlES-Pef chest Longworths
Ss@10; Malindas s3@5; other large varieties,
S5@T
other kinds 60975c per drawer.
sHERRIES-Packed-90 -90c6$1 25 per drawer
for Black and 50cQS1 for White: in bulk 760
1Oc per ID for Black and 4GSc for White
LES-S1d2 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges Navels. s262 so
per box for fancy. 81 2562 for choice and
e0cGs1 so for standard: Mediterranean Sweets
al IS: Lemons s2a2 so for fancy 81 5o@1 rs
for choice and 75cG$1 25 for standard; Grape
Fruit 81 2502; Mexican Lines 81 5O06 per
case Bananas, 81 T592 IS per bunch for Cen
tral American and SOL rs for Hawaiian:
Pineaprles. $2@3 per Dozen
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London Wool Sales

LONDON, May 5.--The offerings at the
keen buying for all grades. especially Merinos,
which showed an advance of IL per cent
against the March sales Qualities suitable
for America advanced 4 per cent. Crossbreds.
especially light conditioned were in sellers
favor owing to the anxiety of home and
American buyers to secure them. The strength
is attributed to the recent expansion in the
consumption in manufacturing centers and to
the fact that the direct exports are going into
strong hands. The immense demand for fine
grades is responsible foi a hardening tendency
In coarse crossbreds. although the consumption
of the latter is restricted by the dullness in
the exports yarn trade.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.
FLOUR-California Family Extras. 81 500
10. usual terms; Bakers Extras, 81 IO45;
Oregon and Washington jobbing at S494 DC
per bbl-
FARINAcEoUS GOODs-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour. SO 25 per 10c
lbs: Rye Flour. So IS Qn barrels s4 75): Rye
Meal 50 80 Gin barrels. 81 500; Rice Flour.
50; Corn Meal. 81 so: extra cream do, 50 20;
Oat Meal. 81 25Q4 5O Oat Groats, 81 80;
Hominy. So 1904: Buckwheat Flour. S4 b0Q
4 20; Cracked Wheat. So rs; Fartna. 81 so;
50 5OqI so; In sacks. S6G7: Pearl Barley. So;
split Peas. boxes. So so: Green Peas IS SO per
100 lbs
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. May 5.-CATrLE-Rs-
CENTS 1000: steady. Native steers IS 606l6.
native cows and heifers. 50 25Q5 so: stockers
and feeders So 25d5; bulls. 81 7594 IS; calves.
AZ ti()616 25: Western fed steers 81 5016 a5 :
western fed cows. $3 50@5 %. r.
HOGS Receipts 5Coo: market &c to 75kc
s 9555 525; packers, IS 40@5 so; pigs and
light 81 50@5 46.
sHKEP-Receipts, 1000: strong, active.
Muftons 81 25Q6 10; lambs, $5 soar: range
wethers. 81 5o@5: fed ewes. $4@4 CO.
CHICAGO, May b.-CATTLE-Receipts
1900; market 10c higher. Good to prime
steers SIS 60@6 10; poor to medium 81 4O6
40: stockers and feeders. 81 1908; cows
g 1875 rs; hsfers ao, e So@s 90 e%annsrs anne 81 50
HOGS-Receipts IL 900: to- morrow 10 600:
market loc higher Mixed and butchers. SIS 40