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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
MniprndlsUuQ.

aan5liiten.6rau (Su elmer Srelrn.
oin): .Mein Wam lit ihredli6 al.
iprutspcl 'poroen. ieit er flini
Morf monatlid @eRoltSoufbeiierlus
befommen bat; iest trinft err immer
Swei 8loS @aiier sum GiieIL uno
nidlt friib gentg fam er's friegen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
spab mnb aud iein.
Nas Shrcfensfinb.

Ser feline emil (iiebt Dem Snfel
beim &aiieren cine @eile 81 unb
meint Damn intereiiiert): ,Su bobelit
lid ipobl, Snfel2"
Snfel: Isle fommit Oh benn
%oarauf?"
Ger feline gntil: .Nlin, Moma
iaete bod crit eeitern, 0u pGseit elm
ltngebobelter Menid} 800"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
nnfrnftbare gGnme sitm Sragen
sn briugen.

Dur6 Dos Rieoerbeugen Der aeite
fonnen unfruftbare 8dume gum
Eraaen gebraht merben. Die Ser.
ridtuns besielben beitebt corin. oab
man Die su itarf ms Sols mnhien.
Dem elm. pSer bohitens a%peiiGbrieen
3Deige NIT ibren Spisen = obne
oiefelben 3u beifneiben = nod Den
grobooen netst lino lie 10 in gogen.
form an ben 5undhit b~efinolid)en
Sit NIT Bait ODER Weioe befeitigt.
Sic angepanOte 4riimmung ridtet
lih imrner nod Dem mebr ODER mcni.
ger itarfen Wu6s bes goumes; lit
Der Baum iippis i'm Wufie, 10 fam
o9re @efabr Die Mebraabl Der itar.
fen e~iniabrisen Sriebe 10 itarf eebo.
gen Deroen, oab Der @nosunft foit
ben Infonsspunft beriibrt noburd
elm formlih seihloiiener Ppger ent.
ltebt. 9as Heiultat bes Wieberbel,.
gems lit, ooB iif auf Dem iungen
Sol5e Sruftrutben, SrudtipieBe
uno 6ruftaugeu eraeueet,, rpo bin.
segen, penn Der 8meis in ienfreh.
ter Hiftung iteben bliebe, lid MIR
tpenige Solatriebe entrpidelt bdtten;
man muB es baber ntdt bel alien
geiten zines 8aumes antperben,
neil er iih ionit ourd Sruhttaugen
eridopen fann, ouseenommen in
benz Sale, fpenn Der Baum au itarf
i'm @ahie lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Sinblid;c Snrht.

@retd)en, Die an Den Waiern er.
frantt III, Bat 5u ibrem sroBen
Shreden ~eriabren. bob hire fleine
S%reunoinnen iie Der Initedune pe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Shrcflid)er Sranm.

Sid in bieier Woht bafte i6
einen ihreflifen Sroum! Wir
trGumte, id unternGbme in elmer
iunfelnaeelneuen toilette cine &eiIe
i'm Suitbaaon unb itiir5e oobei aus
if~tpinbelnoer Sobe alIi cine frtlh
geltrifene 9anf!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

Gem Wonne, melder germ
piiieu mofte. wie er ieinen Siib.
nern oas gierireiicn perleiben iol,
lei bier angeratber, es einmal nit
elmer 3ntbat bon Elm peuie Gig gu
Dem 6iltier Der Sbiere Su periuhen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
gienenihmGrme einSnfangen.

Gum ginfnngen BON 8ienen.
lhmdrmen benuBe man cine longe
Stnnee, beren biinneres gnoe man
our6 llmpideln bon Yapier etrpa in
elmer Sange bon 2 3oa aussebnt,
bis es 10 bif miro etpa elm Wanns.
arm. Hun miro oarum elm ifrpar.
5es Suf gemidelt (ein alter, ifipar.
ser uoaener Strumpf eeniigt audi
uno nit elmer Sf,nur ieltgebunoen.
Sfppdrmen Die Sienen une Sieben
lie Sliit iif %un5uiesen. 10 bolt man
Dos Stongenenee an Die Stele, Die
lie 5u Dablen iheinen, unS III Der
Gegel Deroen lie iif auf Der Stonge
ni~eoerlaiien.T 8etiud]en iie oagegen
bartnGfig, lid auf einem gaumait
ODER etnem anbern @egenitanoe an.
5uiesen, 10 riittle utO ifiittle MAJ
an bemielben, nm lie in l1nrube al
brineen. Sei oieler Safttf merben
lie ii6 balo berpegen uto ibren Sis
altf Der Stange einnebmen, norouf
man biele ianft nieberlegt unb nit
Dem Sienenforbe beoeft. Saben lie
lid felt an Der Stnnge angeiest, 10
Ihiittle man oielelbe etpas, Inn Die
9ieilen 81 peronlaiien. Die Stange
nit Dem aorbe 5u oertauiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Der fleinc ~ssransoie.

,Wcsu ion i1 benin eisentlt9
SeutI6 lernen, papa9 0as nibt mir
ia bod gu ni9ts!"-rOb, bas fam
Dir nod mai bon srobem RuBen iein,
fuls Ou mad Marotto seben pi1it."
go
Gin boicr gnbe.
Gin Sadie fomnt atbemlos IN
Dos Yoli5eiamt uno perlangt bonn
Gommiiiar einen Yoli5iiten.
.Sa, INT Simmelslpiaen". meint
Der Gommiiiar, iagen Sic mir
eigentlih crit, mas los iit?"
,Id. mein 9uteiter", meint Der
Safie, .mein fleiner Srieorih mill
Tie nGmlit burfaus feene grbien.
iuppe eiien, ui,b Der folet nur, menn
er eeren Yoli5iiten iiebtl"
+++
Mns DEM Sbentersettel elmer
Sdmiere.
Gum ShluB erlaiibe i6 mir
nod. einen boben gloel unS oas
fiinitiinniee Tublifrm bon aloiid).
beim ersebenit barouf auimerfiam
5l MAIDEN. baB in Der beutigen 8or.
itelung idmmtlife Hitteritiefel I'M
@lan3e meiner ielbiter5eusten 0iin.
bertpidie e~ritrabIsn perben. (Sfod).
tel a 10 8fennige an Der Safe 5u
boben.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Snmmariih.
0efmblppa.

,Sie boben alio beim &entier
Moper eineebrofen unb cine gplbene
ltbr geraubt?"
Bite, Die bob' i6 mir nur oils
anoenfen an meinen eriten ginbruh
mitgenommen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Bitter.

Sober Sic geieben, pelh' bGb.
lid)es SSrauen5immer Der iuuge Ma-
Ter eebeirotbet bot?"
.Samobl - Der mar eben alf ben
@eifmod ieiner 9l1ubiger nr1ge-
mieienl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

wv ONSNN@ ~
nah Den @orten: o2iebe gnglein,
fommt ~beruieber." ,@n mein
uno bepa6t", ieste Die
Wutter bin5u, Die i'm 8lauben lit,
Dos aiuo babe ole @orte pergeiien.
yId, Moma6eu", erpioert 8ret.
den traurig, yoiirfen benn Die flei.
men Gnglein fomlnen menn id Die
Waiern babe?"
Sdlfuer snfrieocn sn itc1en.
@attin: ySoee NAL, aarl, .ipeun
ih iterben piiroe, piirbeit 9u 9if)
perbeiratben2"
@atte: .Gtein, notiirIih nitt; 10
etDas fpiiroe mir ME in Den Sinn
fommen."
Satin: Sol g(lio nihtl gu FIN.
belt Die CHE alic unanqenebm! gs
tbut 9ir gemiB leio, onb 9u mid,
a%ebeiratbet bait? Oh pfui!"
@otte: nglber aino, 2u perItcbii
mid niht; geniB miiroe i'd mid mie.
Der perbeirotbenl"
@attin (nof Greerliher): Oh
buit es ia fiirhterli6 eilig! 8ieQeidyi
modteit 01t, ooB i6 ifon iest iter.
be? gfui, ifame 9id!"
&affinicrt.
sat 0ein Wonn nift reft ae,
tobt, oils 0u ibm Die &efnung oer
Shneioerin 5eigteit2"
yNd uno miel" A~'ss'
Limb mas tbateit 9u benin emf.
g%egnen?"
sd 5eigte inn oild nod Die Sut.
red1nungen = rnb oa mar er iprad-
losl"
$50 Tys7EABM
Gmrdidant. 7'w~
gerebrer: SD liebe Sic - bel
Der, ais ih es in @orten aus.
oriiden fonn!"
Heihe grbin: .@ieQeift Ceiling,
es Sbnen eber - II NJ"
BON Der SefunoGrbabn.
SobrgaIt (emport. neil Der quo
10 lanee iteben bleibt): .@as ii
benn Los, Serr Sfafiner9"
Shoffner: ga, mtlIen's, ben
Sei5er ian Die &oblen ause eongen
uno ba flaubt er bolt q biBl SOL
aiif bob 8 Seuer net uuseebt!"
Gins benz &aiernenbpf.
Selonebel: .Sbre anGpie iino il
nitt gepustl 8ie beiBen Sie?'
Soloat: .@uriti"
Selbpebel: .@'rab bo iolten Sil
appetitli6 ausieben!"
Grmnnternng.
Die 1omo: ,Wenn i6 nift 4
corpulent mare. mofte if nirflid
Gelocipeofobren lernen,TT
Ser feline &orl: Hgh, Wutter
I'M Cirrus raoelt ioaor elm Gle
pbont!" ms,
Bitter. t.
Sober Sic geieben, nel6' bGb
lifes sSrauen5immer Der iuuge Ma
Ter eebeirotbet bot?"
.Samobl - Der ipor eben auf Der
@eifmod ieiner 9l1ubiger ange.
l~pieienl"
Sn Der Mcra Der geamtinncn.
Ineeflagter (im Sabre 200O
.Simmel, pie miro es mir ergeben
Gle @oriisenbe oes @eriftSboies ii
cine alte Sungfer, Die ih babe iiser
laiien!"
Simmer bericlbe.
Sic: yGenfe Sir mr., Die neut
aodin lit crit 90 Stunoen I'M Sous
uno pat luon orel, Seuer oerld)io
sen!"
Gr Wrofeiior Der Watbematif)
Gas maht alio tdglih ben Gag 81
~ Stlmben gerefnet, IA spe'
Siinftel Seller NAL 800 gleih 5,25C
Seller pro Sabr. 9as Oiirfte hin
uniere SerbGltniiie 81 piel ieiu."
fff
Iniprnd)sUol.
aanSliiten-S rou (Su elmer Sreun,
Dim: .Mein Wann lit ihredli6 al.
lpruhspcll 'morben. lett er him
Marf monatlid) @eboltsoufbeiierrne
befommen bat; iest trinft err imme,
Swei 8los @aiier sum giielL mn
nidlt friif gennlg fam er's triegen!"
SfDne IuSiift.
(@-
NJ 40
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Mns benr @aiernenhpf.

Selowebel: .Sbre ar0pie limo ia
nitt eepustl Wie beiBen Sie?"
Soloat: .@urit!"
Selbpebel: .@'rab ba iolten Sic
appetitlif ausieben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
8leidbeit Dor 8utt.

Srieorid) Der @robe lieB ii6 in
ieiner aronfbeit bon ieinem anm.
merbiener ben glbenbieeen porleien.
4Is bieier nuf Die Stele fam: Ger
Serr ieene uno bebiite Gid, 10 los
er: Ger Serr iegne unb bebiite
guer MaieitGt!!"
aShurfe!". fiel ibm Der acnig IN
boS 8ort, Lies reft, i'd bin Dor
benz lieben 9ott ebenio elm Sunos-
iott mte Gu."
$50
Snmmariih.
.@ie gebt's Der Srau garonin9"
oSb Die bate poriee ISOLDE cine
groBe 8eranoerune, Die botte ibre
Sofe, ibren @otten, ibren @lauben
uns ibre S%aorfarbe gefpefielt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Sn Der Mcra Der geamtinnen.

anseflaster (im Sabre 10000:
.Simmel, pie miro es mir ergebenl
Gie @oriisenbe bes @eriftsboies lit
cine alte Sungfer, Die ih babe iisen
laiIen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
@ic iua man Gmtcm mGlten.

@enn man @nten mditen mill.
peiht man 9erite elm unb ldbt lie
etmaS queQen. 9ornof miro lie
aus Dem @aiier genommen rno in
Souien an einem marmen Srte alli.
geihiittet, 10 OaB lie gum 3eimen
fommt. Sit oas geifeben, 10 trof.
net mon Die abgefeimte 9erite mie.
Der, Inn lie III reinem 3ultanoe nif.
bepobren all fonnen. Noh better
lit es, wenn man t1gllh 10 piel
8erite alteQen IdBt ulto gum aeimen
aufid)iittet, als man an einem Gage
perfilttert; man ipart Damn bas
Srofnen Der gefeimten 8erite uno
ooS ipatere Infeud)ten. 9ei oieiem
8eriabren nuiB man natiirli6 meb.
rere Saufen sum aeimen iteben ba-
ben, ba eS g~epobnlif einige Gage
Oarert ,ebe Die 8erite fein1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Simmer oericlbe.

Sic: ,Genfe Sir MIR, Die nerie
aodin lit crit 90 Stlnben I'M Saus
unS bat idon brei, Seaer 6erifla'
gen!"
gr Wrofeiior Der Watbematif) /:
Gas maft alio tdgliA, ben Gag 5u
- Stunben gerehnet, IA spei
Siinftel Seaer nal 365 gleih 1886
Seller pro Sabr. Sas biirfte fiir
uniere SerbGltniiIe 5u piel lein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Ins benz Sbeatersettel elmer
Sdjmiere.
Mnf Der ScfmnbGrbabn.

9ofomotipfiibrer elmer Sefunodr.
balm: 80 peb, Der oide Wamperl
iteiat ein! Na, oa eiebt's beute
cine ifOne @eripGtuug!"
f++
Ganif.
Y9ei uns IN Der @erfitatt NOR
beute cine rittige Yanif. 10 baB bel.
nabe ein @eieae eroridt morben
it'll"
nSot's sebrannt9"
.Hein; aber Der 2ebrling idric
ploslih: gS lit flint Minuten nod
5rpolfl 49,. Wir batter IQe oas Mit.
toslduten iiberbort."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Ins elmer @ertbciSisnnssrebc.

.Spolf WaI bat mein Client be-
reits oui Sreiiprefuns seboiit, uno
iebeS MoI lit er perurtbeilt moroen!
Nin ba er gum orei5ebnten Wtal Dor
@eritt itebt. beiiirhtet er ans aber.
glauben feline Serurtbeiluns! Meine
$erren @eidmoreneu, sic leiiten
audi Der alliiir eiren 9ienit. menn
Sic Den Iberslauben bes Mannes
an Shanoen mafen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Grmnnternng.

Die Iama: o8en1 id ni6t 10
corpulent mare, moGte i'd nirflif)
Selocipebfobren lernen,TT
Ser feline 8arI: m4h, Wutter,
I'M Cirrus raoelt ioaor elm Gle.
pbont!" ms,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
+++ Nsss
Tmrdidant. 'W~

8erebrer: sd liebe Sic - bel.
Der, ais i'd es in @orten aus.
oriifen fann!"
8eihe grbin: n@ieQeidt selingt
es Sbnen eber - IN 3tffern!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
0un Der SefnnoGrbahn.

Sabrgalt (empOrt. neil DER Sue
10 lanee iteben bleibt): .@as lit
benn Los, Serr Shaffner?"
Sdoffner: vSa, millen's, Dem
Sei5er ian Die &oblen ause 'gongen,
uno oa flaubt er bolt q biBl SOILS
aut bob 8 Seuer net u~usgebt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

sat 9ein Wann nift re6t ge.
tobt, oils 9u ibm Die &efnung Der
Shneioerin 5eigteit2"
SEA uno mie!" ~A-'ss
Limb mas tbateit 9u benin emit
gegnen?"
sd 5eigte inn oiif nod Die SUIT
rehnungen - itnb oa mar er iprad)-
losl" xn,
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
LONDON

LONDON. April 1O.-Money was abund-
ant and fairly easy in the market today.
The tendency of rates was to be firmer. in
anticipation of an increased demand Dis
counts were steady. owing to the decline
of Paris checks Trading on the stock
exchange was dull. operators awaiting the
budget and the result of the expected
naval engagement in the far east and
being mainly occupied with the mining con-
tangoes. The market closed with bet
ter feeling. ConSols were weak until the
last hour, when they recovered smartly on
bear covering. Home rails were easy on
realizations. Americans opened weak at
below parity, improved fractionally dur
ing the forenoon on moderate buying and
then relapsed. Later prices recovered on
Wall street support and closed firm. The
feature of the afternoon was a sharp
demand for Northern Securities under New
York operations. Continentals were weak,
in sympathy with Paris. Japanese We're
fat on profit taking and unloading on the
part Of nervous bulls Imperial Japanese
government 6s of 1904 were offered at
1919. Kaffirs dropped on the news Of
disturbances among the Chinese coolies in
South Africa. The stock exchange will he
closed April II % and "a in observance OF
the Easter holidays. The amount of bull
lion taken into the Bank OF England on
balance today was els, 600.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
PRODUCE MARKET

The quotations which follow are for
goods which changed hands in lots in the
to receive the best goods for shipment
and cover the cost incurred, an advance
over jobbers' prices has to be charged
-Creamery-Extra. 2Sc; firsts.
241s G251kc. Diaries. extra. 2302ic: firsts.
21922c; renovated 22G221kc; rolls and
prints. l7c; packing stock, fresh, I7c;
Cheese-Twins, fancy. 14h@15c; twins
or flats, storage, 10q11hc; Young Ameri-
cas-: fancy. 1512c; brick. No. l. 151sc;
brick, No. 2. 11g12c; lirnburger. No: 1,
Swiss cheese. No. l, wheel. 14G141kc;
Swiss cheese. No. ., wheel. 13c.
Eggs-At mark, cases included, 15c.
Beans.Choice to fancy. navy, per bu.
rs. -'' UiO""' iair 10 i'i'Y' Sl''Oe
Peas-Yellow peas. s1.25.
25c: sweet. bri. So. .5oS4 90. 81 ' - ="
Vegetables-Beets, per bu. 40c; beets.
new: doz. 75c; cabbage. per 10. 2h@3c;
caulifower. crate, s3.50@4.00; carrots. bu,
cry, crate. 100; cucumbers. doz.
$500; lettuce. home grown. doz, 356 4Oc;
mint, doz.. s1.00; onions. dozen bupches. %
4Oc; pie plant. so ID box. 81 Is; radishes.
dozen punches, 65c; rutabagas, bu. 40c;
turnips, new, 15c; tomatoes, Florida. 6
Grapes-Malagas. keg. 81 50GsO0
ApplesIFancy varieties. s2.75q4 so;
western box apples. S1.5092. rs.
Strawberries-Louisia "a pint, $3 80;
Texas. "a quart, $6. 30.
Cranberries-JeTseys. brl, Sc. 5097. 90.
Bananas-Per bunch, as to size, 81 500
Lemons-California, per box. So ESQ
3 so.
Oranges-Californfa navels. 81. .5O63. 25;
Florida grape fruit. S5.50G6.00; Califor-
Dressed Meats~veal. fancy. 7a7Hc;
fair to good. 5h@6e; mutton. country
dressed. ~ G9c; fall lamb round dressed.
10@11c; spring lambs. pelts on. ia 20c.
Hogs-Country dressed, 90 G61Ic.
Live Poultry-Mixed chickens, 11G
111kc: old cocks, 5Gec; turkeys I3c;
ducks. 10@11c; geese. 9@10c.
Dressed Poultry-Spring chicks. fancy,
12@12Hc; spring chicks, No 2. 10G11c;
hens. fancy. 11@12c: hens. No. 2, SGS1kc;
turkeys. No. l hens, 1S@1Shc; turkeys.
thin and poor. 11@14c; turkeys, old toms,
lao Ql5c; ducks, 12Q13c; geese, 11G12c.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
FIRMER OPENING,
CLOSING EASIER
Traders Selling and Discount
ing Bearish Government
Report

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce.
April 10.-If the government report due
today is in line with the popular eXpecta-
tion, it will show condition close to go,
which will indicate a yield Of about 4S0, :
600, 600, and will not be much of a mar
ket factor either way, except as to Its
influence abroad The trade has been
prepared for a good showing, owing to
the state reports issued last week by Mis-
souri,, Ohio, Kentucky and Kansas and
the unanimity of private adyices from all
sections of the winter wheat belt. Nicol-
EFT of the Kansas City Star, probably the
best authority in the southwest, says: IF
the present promise is fulfilled We will
raise crop of 500000.000 bu winter
wheat, Or about 175, 200, 900 more than last
year"
Sentiment among the wheat traders as
to the new crop futures all over the
country, and especially in the southwest,
IS bearish. Outside speculation is weak
and the local professional element, who
are inclined to be bullish, buy on the
&c, which has been the limit of rallies of
late. So far crop conditions in the
winter wheat belt have never been better,
but there is nearly three months between
now and harvest and plenty of time for
damage to materially reduce the winter
wheat prospects.
The market opened firmer and slightly
higher on the better Liverpool cables and
smaller receipts than expected. During
the first hour or so prices held firm and
showed little rallying power in the July
OpllOU. Inc advance, however, ran III
the few shorts who were weak on the short
side, and when a good selling movement
started in there was no one to take the
wheat, prices breaking rather sharply and
closing at near the bottom price for the
day. The trade was light and mainly
confined to scalping operations among the
professional element, who are so bearish
and having things pretty much their own
way for some time past are inclined to be
aggressive at any and all times.
The cash demand was poor, except for
No l northern, which was in excellent
demand at 31a @4c over May price Shows
crop report for April makes the condi-
ton 80 as against SO the 1st of last De-
cember, and SOL a year ago. Worlds
9.4SS, 600 bu, last week 9,344, 900 bu and
last year 100000 bu. Wheat on ocean
passage 1885, 900 bu, a decrease of 672,-
600 bu. Corn 8, S4S,000 bu, a decrease of
1.0S8.000 bu. The visible supply is now
31,697 600 bu. a decrease of $50, 900 bu.
Last year it was 31,1SO,OOO bu Corn
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
MlnneapoIIs ReceIpts and shlnments
MINNEAPOLIS CASH MARKETS
Coarse Grains Strong With an Active and
General Demand

FlaX-A first class demand for the mod
crate offerings with prices strong and
unchanged for spot. No. fax closing on
spot at $l.3S%, to arrive and April shin
ment $1,37A. Receipts, II cars and ship
mentS 4 cars -F
coma very active demand with the
market strong and Y cent higher. No. 3
yellow closing at 44%c. Receipts, S cars
and shipments cars
Oats-A better demand with prices firm
and fractionally higher. No. white clos
ing at 2S%c. Receipts, % cars and shin
ments "a cars ''1 9'iP
Rye--Demand only fair and market
quiet; closing figures. 76A 677%c. Re
celpts; cars and shipments cars.
Barley-Market firmly held with q good
active demand Mating selling AFT 40S43c
and feed at 37@40c. Receipts, 22 cars and
shipments 1e cars.
Feed and Meal-Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn, in sacks. sacks extra. SIG 25
@do.5O; No. ground feed, % corn and
ID oats, so lb sacks, sacks extra. SIG. .75m
1Loo; no. z ground feed, Y corn and u
oats, ~ lb sacks. sacks extra, SI7256
li.50; NO. 3 ground feed, 1-3 corn and "a
oats, 70 Id sacks. sacks extra, S17.75m
Millstuffs-Braa in bulk si3.: shorts.
SiS'oO; middlings, $1,000; red dog, SIG. 90:
al l. o. b. Minneapolis; in 200 ID sacks
$l-00 per ton additional; In 100 10 sacks
sl.e0 per ton additional. Shipments 1.O7i
tons. -'O'1
Hay-Reported by Cleveland & Co. The
nay market is firm on the better grades
OF timothy and wild. Receipts running
light and have been moderate the past
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
NEW YORK

New York-Receipts-Fl 117S0 brls;
exports, S.641; dull and unchanged. Rye
flour nominal. Corn meal steady. Rye
nominal. Barley dull. Wheat-Receipts.
$4,000 bu; sales. 100000 bu futures; spot
easy; No. red. $1.07A elevator; No. 2
red, $l.09A (. o. b. afloat; No. north
ern Duluth, s1.11A (. o. b. afioat; No. 1
hard Manitoba, $1.01A (. o. b. afioat. The
wheat market was unsettled all day, being
steady at first with subsequent decline TO
low point for the season, Influenced by
liquidation and weakness in outside mar
kets. Last prices showed h0Ac net
loss May, sf.0sA 61.09%. closed $1.OSA !;
July, s1% qs2 5-16c,. closed s1Ac; Sep
tember, S6A @SIc; closed S6Ac. Corn
Receipts. 235.42 bu: exports. 261. .7s6 bu;
spot steady; No. 3 SIC elevator and 52sc
f. o. b. afloat; No. yellow. 5324c: No. 2
Wnite; 52% Option market was dull all
&c net higher; May closed 53hc; July
closed 53lsc. Oats-Receipts, 199, 800 bu;
spot easy: mixed oats. 26 to 80 lbs, SEQ
36kc; natural white, 80 to 80 lbs, 36G3Tc;
clipped white. Sc to 40 lbs. 3S@40c.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
ST. PAUL MARKETS

Feed and Meal-Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn, ton, $3.50; ground feed
No. l, two-thirds corn and one-third oats.
sl7;oO; ground feed. No: 2, half corn and
half oats. $3.50; ground feed. No. g. one-
third corn and two-thirds oats $500.
Bran and Shorts-Bran in bulk. $500, (,
bran in sacks. 200 lbs, $3.50; bran in
sacks 100 lbs, s14.o0; standard middlings
in bulk, $3.50; standard middlings 200
ID sacks, s14.o0; standard middlings. 100
ID sacks. s14:50; middlings flour, bulk,
SS $lsSS III mGsiipgs %aa -four foU F9S lO sacks
.s sH5asyNReceipts; 5a car; r oos ehSiee pEairie
prairie se.5oG7:5o; No. 8 prairie. s45o@
$50; No. midland, s4.50q5-oo; No. 2
midland. sS.50@4.00; choice timothy, So 90:
No. l timothy, ss.50@e:50; No. 2 timothy.
s7.5o@s.5o; No. 9 timothy. sl5oQ5.5O: No.
mixed, $1,000 100; No: 2 clover hay,
mixed, s4.5o@5;5o; packing hay. s2.5o@
800; no grade, $2.00@250; rye straw. No.
l se.oO@6.5o; No. 2, s4.oo@5.oo; wheat and
Flour-Patents. frsts. s5.90@s.0o; pat
ents, seconds. s5.70G5.S0; clears, firsts,
s4:40@ 4.60; red dog, per ton, 140 Id sacks,
$500. =
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METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK, April 1O.-The London
copper market was shade higher with
spot closing at e67 and futures
at EST Is Cd. Locally the situ-
alton is unchanged. There is some
talk of business under S15.37h for lake.
but such transactions are difficult to
trace if they have taken place and the
general range of quotations Is from
s15.371s to $3.50 for lake. S15.25 to S15.371k
for electrolytic and S14.S71S 615.25 for
casting. Iron closed at SIS I'D in Glasgow
and at 49s AID in Middlesboro Locally
there are rumors' Of sales at concessions,
but most large producers are asking the
old prices; No. ] foundry. northern was
quoted at $17.7541S.15; No 2 foundry,
northern, at S17.50G17.75; No. l foundry,
southern. and No. l foundry, southern
soft, at $17.75@1S.25.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11

quotations: Adventure, 5G5X; AlIouez.
21A 022; Arcadian, IA 61%; Atlantic,
1614 G16%; Bingham. 33@33A; Centennial.
19M19h; Consolidated MeTcur. 35036c;
Copper Range Consolidated 774 @7724
DAILY West, 146141s; Dominion Coal, S11A
GS3&c; Dominion Steel. 23024; Elm Riv-
er. 2h@2%: Franklin, 90 G10A; Cranky,
SIS @6; GuanajuatO. 5l4G5h; Greene
Consolidated, 3063O1s; Isle Royale,
241l G251s; Massachusetts. 1912 @10k
Mayfiower. l asked; Michigan. 1874
@141z; Mohawk, 5224 6531s; Old Colony
1g1h: Old Dominion. 261z Q27; Osceola,
"a; Quincy. 1O6q1O7; Rhode Island. 1&
az; Shannon Copper Co, "a OTIS; Swift
& Co.. 10S1a a 10915; Tamarack. 12S@130;
States Mining. 3OQ3O1s; United States
Oil. 914 991k; Utah, 42A Q43; Victoria 5A
951s WinOna, 13 asked Wolverine. 1O91z
Q110; Wyandot. 2@212; Santa Fe, 242A.
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state. full cream small colored and white
colored and white choice. 13Ac; do fair TO
good. 12A Q12&c; do poor. 10$4 Q11A C.;
do large colored and white fancy 14c; do
white choice. 13c; do fair to good. 1IH a
11%c; do poor, 10A @11c; skins, full 10
light. AZ q101zc- Eggs-Firm; receipts,
13, 631 pkgs: state, Pennsylvania and near
by fancy selected white. 20@21c; do choice,
19c: do mixed fancy. 19c; western. storage
packed. 1Sh@1sc; do firsts, 1Sc; south
ern 17mI7I5c