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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-18
PASSENGERS.



Per stmr. Maui, July IS, from Ka-
waihae-O. A. Stevens.
Departing.
Per bktn. Archer July II. for San
Francisco-Hamilton Pratt Miss Davi-
son.
Booked to Depart.
Per S. $. Alameda, July 10, for San
FranciscO-P. II. Yoon, j. NJ. Temple
ton, j. p. MendOnca, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin, DR..
and Mrs. Mcconnell, Mr. and Mrs.
II. b. Rice, J. A. Bibb, J. r. Harry, R.
$. Dollar and friend, NJ. Wheeler j. E.
Alexander, Judge Gear, w A. Bowen
and wife, Miss L. Peterson, Mrs. E..
K. Upham, Master Bowen, Miss c. L..
Turner, Helene Robson, Miss Newman
H. H. ScOVelle, f. A. Richmond, r.
Prince, Mrs. NJ. c. Carly and child,
Miss Cooper, Mrs. Blackman and
daughter, Mrs. e. c. Swartout, Aubrey
Robinson, Miss M. irwin, Miss X. Cook
]. c, Cohen and wife, Mrs. Pferdner.
Per $. $. Manuka, July "a, for Vic
toria and VancOuver-Col. Mcclellan,
u. $. A., and Mrs. Mcclellan; Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodale, w. b. Fitz, II. b. Sin
clair, Miss M. V. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs
Patton, Mrs.h A. c. Pferdner, Mrs. F.
M. Hatch and two children, p. A. Dias
Miss L. A. Raney, Mrs. A. J. Lyon,
Mrs. Tracy Miss Paulding, Miss Dem
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TO SUPPRESS EVIL TRAFFIC.

BERLIN July 8-Tweve European countries have entered into
treaty to suppress the traffic in for immoral purposes
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KAHULUI.
Departing, July lam. schr. Olga,
for San Francisco.
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These two of the ships that destined go the run
tween Honolulu San Francisco and the isthmus of Tehauntepc
doubtless by which route the portion of the sugar of these isl
and will be shipped the future present plans mscarr
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LIGHTSHIP'S BOILERS EXPLODE.

VICTORIA B. c. July I8.-The boilers of Lightship O
poded and several persons have been killed
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

all at Honolulu and leave this
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TIME TABLE
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

Steamers Of this line will arrive at and leave this port
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LONDON, July I8-Ihe Japanese have practically compile
occupation OF the island OF Saghaen and organizing the
ment.
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TWO BIG STEAMERS FOR HAWAIIAN TR.

SAN FRANCISCO, July I8-The keels have been laic
Iron Works for two freghters, sister ships of the I
Americana Hawaiian line
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Continued Heavy Selling and No
Support to Check t-oorn
Off Also.
A Rally at the Close and Recov-
cry Of About 111ac in Both
Options.
Armour an Open Bear and Pre-
dieting Lower Prices for
Everything.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, March o.
New low prices were again racorueo In ~neat
to-day, coming early In the session. May Tell 10
$1.o7h and July to 81 .o21s. At these prices the
selling pressure came off and some OF the shofts
who had good profits in hand took them IN and
good many who had watched the decline r0r
several days concluded that a rally OF a coupe
of cents was a fair thing to expect and they
bought little This raised the market about
cent from low point. The big bear feature
Of the morning was the liverpool decline OF
penny, at least this was what helped the bears
most. Broomhall said it was very largely due
to the sensational estimate Of Governor stannafo
sight for Kansas No in the trade attaches
importance to this estimate. 1t Is too early
3 for anyone. to know about It. every sort Ut
adverse happening Is possible between now anu
harvest time. nor is Governor Stannard au-
thority as crop estima tor. The southwest must
be looking unusually good. however, Tor captain
Phillips, the big southwestern farmer. was IN
Aiilnine's Chicago office today and Milmne
wired Verhoeff that Phillips said there never
was fine general winter wheat prospect A
Shosen other less important wires we're IN, AL
tendfng to confirm the run Of favorable news al
sea6y received. John IngHs alone threw IN a
bail note for he came into Chicago this NOR
hing from thru southern Ohio Indiana
,and Illinois and said he found the country need
ana rain. This was offset by change overnight
and q rain In the early morning IN Illinois,
heavy around Peoria. where the country was
well wet down, Chicago had rain and 1T rained
isaik had little effect, especially since Tsrre
sHauts, admitting the need for rain In Indiana,
reported skies cloudy and the promise good: Ar
saour sold Chicago July whenever it popped up
"a httle, and Al, Valentine went On record as
predicting that Chicago May wheat will not stop
1t q, but WIN 60 to Csc, that Chicago July
XVIII sell down to eOc and Chicago September to
ff5c, fae also predicted lower prices for corn
and eats, and someone sold corn heavily for
EUhieaso May corn fell OF sharply to 4e@c.
4 Locally there were 2l cars In against 22S,
and at Duluth against 81 while Chicago had 70
against II. st. Louis received 10000 bu against
ZIG, 900, Kansas City 81 600 against $4,000. Prt-
nnary receipts s2s, 00o bu against $4,000.
Winnipeg sent down word Of a big blizzard.
are INCHES Of snow and bad outlook The bulls
xradS haste to buy 1t. but after they had
nIlsd Up the bears came again and made them
damp It, and May fell lower than ever to 81 oe1a;
snly breaking thru the s1.o2 line, to s1.ol
The market rallied near the close principally
On covering By shorts. May closed Inc up from
low point at 81 OF y a OTIS, and July at $1o27s.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICE,
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT MARKET HAS EASY ;UNDERToNE
=. OATS AND CORN STEADY.

WnEAI MAHkET HAS EASY sUNDERTONE-
OATS AND CORN STEADY.
Chicago, March 2e.-lnfueneed largely by coll
t1nued favorable weather conditions in the
United States. the wheat market here, today
had an easy undertone. Sentiment was also
aSerpeo to snsat lover prices
purchasers of. July, but trading on the other
hand, showed little animation July opened Nc
lower to Act higher at SS11c to ls8Mc- and
s st. around $50 @ss%e, after touching
at &.11& to Slip and held around Silk.
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported 24O
cars, against l54 last week and 274- year ago.
On scattered selling of July The market was
quite weak July declining to .s7Ac and May to
81 IL r.. Late in the day substantial rally
occurred f6e l on covering by shorts At the close
Ing up &c at $l.12%.. July closed Kali
cssn ~ rh ca e. red s1aa@1 ia; No. red.
SSo S4G ! 4, N No. hard 81 1ose1 II No.
northern; $1o@l le: No. spring, $1.O3@1.11
1u Gloss ss,4 Whsat Nay s112 June; 95hc:
Predictions Of wet weather hadi 1 steadying
effect on the market offsetting liberal re-
eeipts and q slow cash demand May opened
aa ac 49, to a shade higher at 4sc to 47
rallied to 4Sc.. Local receipts were 255 cars,
with 2 of contract grade.
LIQUIDATION OF an enormous line Of May By
leading long caused sharp break in prices.
NAY NAY selling of to 4e'ac The close was weak,
Cash corn, No. 3. 47@47Ac; 30. ). 4eh a47c
,,, Gaose: Corn; March: 464c: May, 47h G47Hc;
coyering by shorts held the oats market
steody in the face Of selling by pit traders.
resulting from an increased movement Mar
opened op unchanged to 1ac lower at 29hc to
3e9sc and sold up to 2eAc. Local receipts
were 119 cars.
g Cash oats No. 2. 2s1a @2s%c; No. 3. 2eA
~ Close g Oats. March. 2saac May. 2easc; July
29& l29hc; September. 2SAc, "~' 'N'
The following was the range of nr;oas.
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ISSUE Is ONE OF BONDS
Both Candidates for Mayor Of Fair
mont Are Democrats.

FAIRMONT. MINN.-Some excitement is dis.
played over the coming election. W. w. Ward
both being democrats The point Of controversy
is the issuance of $4,000 In bonds for sewerage,
and $4,000 for an electric light plant. "A meet.
ing Of citizens will be held Thursday night to
discuss these and other matters relating 10 the
welfare of Fafrmont 49,
The graduating exercises of the Fairnont high
school will be held on April :. class Of
twenty zone. the largest class in the history OF
the school. will be graduated -
A freight wreck on the Milwaukee two miles
west OF Alden delayed the passenger train sew.
ersl .heurs. SIX care were derailed.
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THE CASH TRADE
CORN EASY OATS WEAKER, FLAX F1RMER
AND HIGHER.

&c EFIAX-The market acted h:zmer ana closed
about 1c up Receipts, IA cars, against 4 oars
last year. shipments, cars. Duluth received
SIosing Ps s G M,n1sap e. cash. to
OATS-Weaker and harder to sell. No 3
white closed at 27Ac. Receipts, 80 cars; ship
.CORN-Fairly steady, but mot go strong as yes
terday Closing prices for No. yellow, 44Ac.
Receipts. 10 cars; judgments, none: o,,
and cracked corn in sacks SACKS extra sn s1so9
oats sob sacks sacks extra sl1@i q ;gS Nj No.:
ground feed. y corn and y oats. sO-lb sacks
sacks extra, $17.50@1E75; No. ground feed.
l-3 corn and 2-3 oats, 75.lb sacks, sacks extra,
MTLIaSTUFFs-iBra IN bulk, $14 25@1450:
shorts S14 2E@145o: mdddlings. $18@16, 80; red
dog, $15 all + 0 in Minneapolis; In 10o-1b
sacks 81 80 per ton additional; In 2OO-lb sacks,
81 per ton additional SHIPMENTS. ,4ea tons.
RTE-Weaker and lower, Closing prices on
No = 75k @77&c: Receipts, 3 cars; shipments,
BAILEY - Feed grades closed at ss7@+0c;
shipments, 40 cars
4 SaQlp 80; No. 2 timothy. 81 50@S45o; mixed hay.
i 81; choice upland, S7-5oMs5U; No. l upland,
I $7aT.t0; No. 2 upland, $6@e.5O; No. 3 upland.
$5G6; rye straw S5l6,5O; WheatDand Dat straw,
4 $4I4.50. Receipts 20 tons.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN. MARCH 2
NEW INDEPENDENT PHONE
Deuel. County Company Files It's Arti
cles at Pierre.

PIERRE S. D.-Articles of incorporate have
been filed for the Deuel. County Telephone com
e VIZ a at astoria ana capital
r. F: Torgeson. L. A. Emerson, G. J. Peterson
and o. C. Thompson.
At the land office in this city yesterday
were held hearings ip the eases Of the United
States against Orlando 8. Mn, orlow r. Bia.
slsr kobins ss,o Miller n g Adslbert Curtis J.
b.. SqutTes, Walter B. Hanley, Ira fngrahan,
aud Joseph NJ Briggs. These formed a colony
from Greene, Iowa, which settled in the south.
eastern part Of this county near Giddings, and
whose cash entries are being contested by the
government on the ground of insufficiency In
settlement and improvements.
T. e. Blanchard, the oldest employee of the
state land department., has returned from Chi
cago where he went for treatment for an injured
hip. He comes back WITH only one crutch in.
stead Of the two he started with and hope.
soon to discard the one he yet needs
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oVoION N1NINV bIUChb, Marcn z9-ClOs-
ing prices, Yesterdays market: Adventure, ~
llantic, 1e@1e14 Bingham, s1M @s2; British Co
lumbia 81 81; Calumet Heela e75@6so; Cen:
Copper Range Consolidated 75h@75A: DAILY
West, 15@15&; Dominion Coal. 81 asked; Elm
ioqG reene G Genao
dated 2s1s @2sss Isle Royale, 24@25; Mass.
1oA @1l1S; Mayhower,, 1sasked; Michigan 1870
old D99minion, ,2e@261a; pseeola, 9s@9s; Par:
rot, 2s@29; Phoenix. I * o.; Quincy, 1859
10e; Rhode Island. 1@1h Santa Fe. 2@2k
ioe@1io: Tamaraek. 12S@1 1873; re Tecnmseh. AZ a
26@2sh;, United States Oil, 1a@9A; Utah. q
@42A: Victoria 1905; Einona. 121a @13;
Wolverine, 11O@111; Wyandot 2@2A.
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.!Is!Llalslpskll
MARGA AZ

STATE GR4 MARCH Is.
No. i northern, 5; No. 2 northern, 10; No. 3, i;
ohisase: M{iiSssees st. sFaa5-No. north:
ern, p: No. 2 northern, {; No. 3, 2: No. 4. Z;
rejected 6.
No 4, 2; rejected, 1.
500 Line-No. 4. l; rejected, 8.
. Northern Pacihc-No. northern. 3: No. g. 49,;
No. T. Is; rejected. l.: no grade. g.
Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
Rejected. I; grade, 1.
Totals-No. l northern. Z; No. northern, p:
No. 8, %; No. 4, At: rejected 20; i1c grade, +.
Other Grains-No. 2 winter wheat. !: NJ. 8
winter wheat, 10; rejected winter wheat, II;
mixed wheat. g: No. yellow, corn, i; No.
white corn. 1: No 8 corn. |; No corn / no
grade corn. /: No. 2 white oats. l: No. White
oats. 8; No. white oats. s. No. 3 oats. 2;
No rye, 2: No. 3 rye 1; No. barley. 2: No.
l feed barley, s. No 2 feed barley, 4 no grade
feed barley 81 No.. northwestern. fax. 4;
+ Oars Inspected Out-No. l northern wheat.
81; No. northern wheat, 4s; No. 8 wheat. IS:
No 4 wheat. 49,: rejected wheat. g.; no grade
wheat. 4 mixed wheat Z; 10. yellow corn, 4:
NJ white s oats g. No. white ~, oats' 2G No.
No.. barley. "a; No: I feed barley, 8; No. z
feed barley. 4; no grade feed barley. /; No. 2
rye, /; No. rye, 8; No. fax. 6.
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, MARCH 30.
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MONEY REPORTS

LONDON. March 2a.-India council bills were
allotted at Is 4d
BERLIN, March 29.--Exchange on London, n
marks 48h pigs the rate of discount for short
bills. hper cent. and for three months bills
az per cent.
PARIS March 29.-Three per cent rentes. 991
e1Ac for the account: exchange on London, 25f
tic for checks.
MINNEAPOLIS March 29-Bank clearings to-
day, 81, 496, 242.17. New York exchange: Sell.
Ing rate, 800 premium: buying rate 3Oc pre-.
mu 5uyns so eaoa e
day sight documentary exchange, SASSY.
ST. PAUL, March 29.--Bank clearings today
1915, 293.o6
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, March 7s-con-
91s: Anaconda. 61s Atchison, 90M; Atchison
preferred. 1854 Baltimore & Ohio, Ills; Ca
madam Pacific, 152A: Chesapeake & Ohio. 59& ;
Chicago Great Western, PAY; Chicago, Mtlwau-
kee & st. Paul. ls4: De Beers, 17k; Denver &
Rio Grande. 34h; Denver Rio Grande pre-
Erie second preferred go; illinois Central, 1e4
Louisville & Nashville, IA: Missouri. Kansas &
Western. s7%; Norfolk & western Preferred,
Ply; Ontario 8 Western. CAS-; PENNSYLVANIA,
TN: Rand Mines. 10M: Reading 48A Read
ferred. 461a:. Southern Railway. 35A: Southern
Hallway preferred; 1922 Southern Pacific. 69A
| 1o1h; United States Steel. 364a: United States
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some FAIR STEERS
IN CATTLE PENS
QUALITY IMPROVED AT THE
SOUTH ST. PAUL YARDS.

Prices Hold Up Well for ALI Good Beef
Hogs Open &c Lower, but Recover
the Loss Before the Close Receipts
Run Heavier and the Quality Shows
Little Chango-The Movement Of
Sheep to Market Very Light and
Prices Steady on oBth Sheep and
Lambs.
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Steel preferred, 97M: Wabash. 2a,l. Wabash pre-
ferred. 47k; Spanish As, 91h.
Bar silver, firm, 20 1-18d per uonce.
& Money, az @2N per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is z2& per cent. The rate of discount
Ia the open market for three months bills II
2M az 5-10 per cent
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PROVISIONS

standing liberal receipts of live hogs, the pro
visions is market was steady on moderate buying
ness was very small. May pork was I'D a
shade at $12.70. Lard and ribs also were each
up shade at $7.121a and $685. respectively.
Close.Pork, May, $12.67k; July, $12s2h.
$:12A;. July, $7.25G7 27h 7september 81 40.
Ribs, May, $e.92h4ae95; July, $712M; Sep
TENDER, $7.27h.
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MISCELLANEOUS

top market opened firm at an advance Of 4@7
points on covering promoted by lower cables and
reports Of rain In the south. Trading was not
active but offerings were light and a continued
demand from sellers on yesterdays late break
gradually worked prices up to net advance OF
about 10 to IL points. -.
At midday the market was Quiet and firm
net 10@12 points higher Spot cotton quiet,
middling uplands s15c; middling gulf s.4Oc.
Cgtton Af futures ax opened ned firm March, 4ac;
July .47c; August 7.51017. 53c;. September,
62c; October; 57c: November offered at Z .64c
December, 634I 64c; January offered at csc,
Spot cotton closed quiet; middliug uplands
S.05c; middl1ng gulf $500: sales, 50 bales. /,
NEW YORK sUaAR AND COFFEE. March
2e.-sugar, raw steady fair refining. 4 3-1ec
centrifugal 90 test 1876; molasses sugar,
15-16c. Refined steady; crushed, 6.75c: DOW.
dered, e.15c;, granulated, 6,O5c. Coffee steady:
No.: Rio, 7Hc. Molasses steady; New Orleans,
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN March 2e:-wheat showed
net decline Of 7sct to 81 047s for May. tho at
ket was very active both in Nay lay and md 5 n'i
IN old heS quite fafrss firm IN the face Of the
unchanged. Receipts Wheat, o cars: flaw.
3; oats, II: Cars on track g. Shipments:
Wheat, 1,135 bu; fax, 2.616
2, n ng 7sc@$1.o1%; May, 81 .o4M; July.
=. on; September. s5Ac. Flax, cash. 81 SO:
Nay Nay $l.S7A; October, 1926. Oats, 3s%c.,
|. NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, March 20
ond Sae steady %ner 5 sass 500 d
gnder Te;G hdvsrpoo! cables good vest
g. es1 7le se:t seRts%beE ss nomn S
Th wheae Nay 5s%a5 sIS Is 6sts 5scsn "a
1880 bu: nominal 'e'e'p''
ts Close: sMheat May 81 .osA: July esAc; Sep
Close: Corn. May, 5sc: July. S2Mc.
~ MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN March
2s.-.Olose-Flour dull. Wheat 1c lower: No. !
g0ffhe sasz aMs; No northern, s1oe@1 os
f Sa R Rskea ate n%ts sse ASKED sails
ley dull No. 2, SIC: sample, ssGsoc. Oats oa &c
lower; standard, 81 @31hc Corn 10 lower: " e,
a1n 4e@ a.; t9SAe; May, 47Ac; puts, 4eNc; calls,
wha aHs ia3yor CITY GRAIN, March 2e.-c1ose-
No No. hard ass@si o57 4; No. 3, s5eG$1 os3a
N No: I s5c@$1.o2; No. 2 red, $104@1.O7: No. 8
- PIG Ml: o5; No. q, s5c@$1 .O2 Corn lower: May,
mixed. 45A@45Ac; No. 3, 45@45Xc; No. /
white 45Ac; No. s. 45@45Ac. Oats lower
NO. q white, S2c; No. mixed 31c
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, March 29.--Close: Wheat
lover low, e. No red. track: SLIP: May. $1.04%
July. 's315 @S39sc; No. hard, 81 .O5GI1 O6. Corn
lover: NJ cash. 45c: track. 46647c; NAV
aa5A @45ssc: July. 45A@45Mc. Oats. Arm: No
white, 32H m32I5c. NAY zSe' NO
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Official quotations the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange. corrected UP to IL M,
Wednesday, March 80,

=
ysserds
Ssc ereameres seconds s2@e dair iies
sstfas, &S25e; qsi.ss, aFsts, 2f@$2s; DIARIES
rs3s Sec THs aanons c ra%oyaed
tras, PC: pacHins STOCK. fresh. sweet zoe.
ao22
current receipts, No: i. eandisd ,doa l5%s;;
ae GhE Is;SS. or nats fancy. loo; twins
or e1Sss Or ats fSS
fancy In ausi sno dee Fig1F in 5ra
12c; primost No. l. il 1 lae' primnat No NS
ock aeo$ s make choice b,s,T
So ;i s.
Sz So asr ae fesS sar
sails GH ' 95e e p aGs o snsp
rhuS q Il, e; string beans bu. S.; spinsss
~" ?aoo; flo o tonatoes, siA-oasaet crate 90
sol aGo W. @oe wax DEANS ou 30 "atercfess'
" R'I-CKSwuEAr r1 orb pr, e. 75oee Or. hole
ten ni 1olb SACKS aAI Dsie'
HoNEYw EXT ai fancy white. lib sections 1ac:
fancy uhi+o III ssct,ons a.. nhoioo ,hits
lib sections 1Oc: amher loo: eoldenrod Toe
extracted white, in cans s1ae:' eStractad amber
In cans 7e ~ c''-'' ~ "'Dei
| CABBAGE-Large crates So; ton, SIG
| TRANSPORTATION include sacks. Fancy navy,
| bu, 81; choice navy, bu. 81 .e561 Is; medium,
| navy hand-picked, $l.75@i.s5; medium navy,
@75ei brown, fancy, 81; brown, fair to good,
$1;o0@l 76. ,-,
Rens 1se broeFs IN to 11s eseh SO
|
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND sEEDs
March 2o-Rye. March, 7sllc; May, fokc: Sep
tember eoe; Flax. cash, n9rthwestern 81 81
Timothy, March, $3.50; April, So 60 Glover
March, S1S so. Barley, cash. 4O@49c
WINNIPEG GRAIN. March 2s.-onenngz
May, 921hc; July, 9sAe. Close-March, 81 IL
No. 2 northren, Sshc; No. 8 northern. S2Sc
No. extra, 75Ac; No. 4. TIC; No. 5, 64c: feed
b1c. Puts. 91&c: calls. 93Ac curb 92Ihc Re-
ceipts, &c cars; year ago. 12 NV
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 8; Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul. IL
Minneapolis & st. Louis. "a: Chicago, st. Paul.
Minneapolis & Omaha 10; Great Northern. g.
Chicago, Burlington Quincy 2; Wisconsin Cen
trail, l; 500 line. 4; Northern Pacific IS; total,
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, MARCH es.
The following the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
RpceintS ShinmentS

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. MARCH 2s.
Recelved-Wheat. 211 ears. 19e2aO bu; corn,
@ n oa sz 9aS "a blu NJ d oGH sn
stufs, IS tons; hay, 40 tons. CARROTS 313
Shipped-Wheat. Il ears: es.l6O bu; oats
FAX. bu aeSr ppis m nHf rs 9s
tons; lnssed oil 100000 gals; oil oaks 21oQO0
lbs. CARROTS, 419
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st. Louis wired to Whallon: An elevator own
the rivers are booming and predicts very high
Terra Ha9te wired Piper: Weather partly
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trar

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET. Minnesota Trans
fer, st. Paul. Mimi, March 29-Barrett & sZ1m
norman report that the active market for the
past two weeks has augmented the receipts OF
horses naking present supplies large. Prices
ers. extra s1so@2oo; drafters, choice, $15o@
$50; drafters. common to good $12O@150; farm
mares, extra, $130M15O; farm Mares choice,
61OO. -: 4 -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-29

LIVERPOOL GRAIN: March 2s.-wheat, spot
steady; No. l California. Is 1Od futures closed
easy; May, 6s esd: July IS I'd; September. Is
ehd: Corn. spot steady; American mixed new,
4s 4Ad; old q I'D; futures Quiet March de-
I'D: May As 4hd. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-29
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

clea ss9 aaG Wheat and -four, l4s,ooe bus
corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 700 bu.
The crowd are selling July wheat and watch
ing Minneapolis.
Logan good buyer of July wheat - ..
Moore wired Watson Wheat acts stubborn
and would react If not for weakness in corn.
Bartlett heavy seller OF May corn openly.
Paris close" Wheat. Gentimes higher; aour,
unchanged to 10 centimes higher.
Liverpool close: Wheat y gid lower; corn,
unchanged to Nd lower. '.s-..
Forecast: Illinois Indiana Michigan, Mime
sofa and the Dakotas, showers cooler Kanss,o
and Nebraska. warmer showers west. Iowa,
Missouri and Wisconsin, fair, cooler.
Budapest, &c higher. ..4r
Berlin &c lower.
Denniston sold $50 bu Of Chicago corn for
Armour. -. e..
Chicago to Lewis: The corn traders took an
unfair advantage of Patten during his absence
in Springfield, working for the interests Of the
Board In legislative matters. and sold the corn
market off cent.
IOWA CITY I tS KendeEdins
5ct er9plfy q 1Hwa ci5S wers secrst. masd
bridegroom will practice law
osoEoLA w1s.-At CAUCUS Last night Pa,1
Felzen was nominated for president; ". G,
Wilson, assessor, B. 4. Heal treasurer; r. S,
Hqrdtng, Justice and Henry Van Hallon, con
| stable. &st
PARKER, S. "a movement is ON foot. to
establish q hospital here under the auspices 81
the Catholic church.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-29
THE FLOUR MARKET
HTE MARKET Fairly STEADY AGAINST
70. WHEAT WEAKNESS. r "'

WHEAT WEAKNESS.
Prices were readJusted today. but are not
much lower on the whole. Second patents are
( quotable at little wider range under nrstsi
and second clears are trife frmer compared
With frst clears Demand is stall reported fair,
bat the mills are running argely on the oriental
business and not putting many new ORDERS
on the books for big lots:
Shipments. 49, 146 barrels
First patents are quotable at $o9O9E6; second
patents S. 7O@5 80: first clears, 81. S5; Sec
and clears S2.SOM290.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-29

NEW YORK PROVISIONS, March 2s.-Beef
arm. Pork quiet; mess $13.25@1350. Lard
quiet; prime western steam, 81 80.