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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16
(sehlub fOlat.)

Uus oem ober0 0fterreihiihen
Uaoeorte SidI tDmmt bic 3unbe,
oa6 bic 9efeierte Sbaulpielerin &a-
tbarina Shratt. Die sSreunoin oes
&aiiers ssrans Soiepb, an Der 4uns
genentaiinoune ertrantt iit. Sbr Bu.
itano foI 81 ben erntteiten 8efiirh.
tungen NnlaB aeben.
Die oeutibe &egierung bat
ilunmebr cine abermalige unterIu.
dung iiber bic sSleilhpreiie anaeurb.
net. Sic lit fibtli@ beunrubigt ourh
bic ta9lid madienoe Maitatipn In
alien Shibten Der 8epDlterune.
- Sn Boien aretft. na1 elmer
Weloung BON oDrt, Der Tppbus in
beioraniserreaenber Weiie um fih.
sc fino bis iebt iiber 300 sydle aur
Nnseige gebraht moroen.
Sn Weierib. Buien, iino bic
@heleute Nnoreas uno Sranaista
Soamiat auf oem @efdngnisbpf ent'
hauutet tuoroen. Sbre ueberfiihrung
ueaen getneini atm beaangenen Wors
oes mar gu Nnfang Npril erfolgt.
- Sin &Dttbus lit Der Stations.
beamte StuQiua anldBlid3 oes furht.
barren Spremberser 8abnungliids,
tuelhes 70 aablreibe Opfer forberte.
formeQ in Nntlaaeauitano periebi
mDroen. gr miro Der fabrldifiaen
95tuna uno Bernabldiliauna ieiner
Berufspflihten beifulbiat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16
gete sybr perlobt7

9eute, pie fi6 uerbeiraten luOllen, lols
ten oaran oenfen, baB mande gtreitiq=
telten nermleoen tueroen f6nnen, inbem
iie Die Ieroauuns burd electric 8itters
IN Oronun9 balten. 9. q. 8ropn Don
8ennettspille, 9. g., iast: seit Sobren
litt meine 5rau i6redli6 an unuer6aus
li6feit, Biz iie ibre 4rait unb Gtdrfe
perlor nno 5u einem S5atten berabianf.
electric 8itters bette fie lofort unb
ftellte iie polis tuieber Der. sic lit iebt
gang selunb unb frditis. 8u baben Bel
5. &alteper & SobR, Geo. g. 8.
S6mIot, Sisentiimer, ltnb aoulf 9reis
8reis so @ts. per sslaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16
9te Sumter uo1l ,ta5ern,
NpHlan bon VI. BON oer lslbe.
(6ortiebuna.)


n~rs:1 e,.t 2uTt, Delme S0onpett
umsibt Did, Qiebreiaenoe!" rief er,
fefnen feu9ten WtaHtel in Die gde tpers
fenb, 0erena entaiidt umarmenb unb
Dor ibr nieoeriintenb.
.Run tomm uno srbole Did" ladte
iie unb ftrid ibm Die blonben 2oden
bon ber @tirn.
Gr fprans empor uno iebte iiG
neben iie an ben StI6. 9ier foiten
uno naf9teu lie.
unten tpuros lsiis Sic @artentbur
aufgetlintt; Der gintretenbe f9rttt
iiber Die @tufsn Dor Ser @ortenitube.
Wdbreno er bier Die Sbiir baftia off
net. ftieb oben Der 3ugtpino Ole muir
angelebnte 8altontbiir auf. 8erena
bate nad Sctape ausgeieben unb ben
@nftnn nidht abnefhloifen.
~Q0rteit Du etmas2" fraste iis
dnghlid binausfdaueub uno lauz
f9enb.
.GetptB." entsesnete Dctabe 1orslps,
roer Winb rtb biefs Fbiir auf." St er>
bob iih. I'm biefelbe au f9lteBen.
Mls Ct fi4 umnanbte, ftanb pl0bli9
Elm Wanu mttten i'm 3immer. llns
Diafurltd mid Oetane nor Der aufe
sebobenen. nit einen giftol betpaffz
nsten @edten sesen ben 8alton suriid.
Werena flos bonn Stuble enpor:
n4nton!!4 freifhte lie entieBt.
rJa, Mnton," bDhnte DuGiier, usez
fOmmen. Deinen 9ublen unb Ota,
M&tspiirbise. gu aii9tisen!4 Dabei
ta@te er NIT Der pDr 3orn bebenoen
9anb auf Sctabe 5u aielen.
Oerena mari fi9 ibm entgesen; Der
S4ub fiel. Gin seGenoer Sdrei =
bas iunse Meib brad sufammen.
Mnton itiirmte bintsr Oetabe Der,
Der auf ben 9alton flii9tete. Ser
Werfoiste f9pang ii9 uber bas @e<
ldnber. bielt iih inbeb NIT ben 9Gns
ben feft. Sab er bod unter {id Die
nafen @teinplattsn beg perrons bor
Der Gartenitube unb bte aufragsnoe
Wolufrabe.
anton f9lus NIT Der absei6oiIsnen
ptfole uuf Die ii9 antlammsrnoen
a6nbe. p8rid ben Gals, Glenosr!4
f9rte Ct.
Detabe Heb Ios uno buupf f9lus
fem RSrper unten nieoer.
Das Mimmern Nerena8 rief Mnton
iH's 3tmmer suriid; ba lag iie blut@
itberitrSmt auf bem 9eppi9. Gr
fptans binsu. bob Fs auf uno trus iie
aism Sopha. Snoem er iie nieberleste,
ftssb iie ben Iesten Seufaer aus.
~Wereno!N iammsrte er. plDsli9 bon
bee atten 2iebs ereriffen. r@erena,
ftsrb ntds, o, id min Dir ia Derz
ssi4eal4
Qs hoIf ibm ni4ts; er bate feline
pupps NIT eisener Sonb serbro9en.
M6bren6 Anton oben in bumpfer
Nesspsiflans neben Der 2si9e 9eres
nus tHiete, trus Jaques bur9
@6ub unb TaIl berbeiseaOgsn = iets
nen beiinnunsslofen aieblins Detape
ua4 bem 9aufe Der Weutter unb iiber.
CAB thn Der Obbut Gleurettsns.
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28. 6 apiteL

~ as eigentbiimIide @onnengoIb
bes Ottpber breitet ietnen
& tSfltden S4immer iiber ben
Observation-Disclosures. Die Ute
fen lea&sen nod frif4 grim uno faftis
aus ban Gebnf9 bernor, aber bas
9anb fpteit In allen G6atttrungen
spH4sn braunrotb un6 solbselb. Der
sItSerube 0irnenf9nse auf ben Mlpen,
ffSdeH ltesi ttefer als TN CONNER, Der
Gee tnbeb f9tmmert mebr bsnn te in
fstuer sriinIihen Rlarbeit,
Der Wonoerer, pel9er bort oben
euf bem poriprtnsenben quntte bes
0atf& itebt und f@pels.nben glids
aber 0anb unb Gee binaus f1aut, TT
htnte friih bon Neuenttr9 ausssgan,
gen, im bet 3eiten In 2usern angus
tnmmsH; bier aber. mo er mad anberts
feIbtafriger 9rennuns gum eriten
Ro!e feine Waterfabt in a[Ier ibrer
maIerifdeu S45nhett Dor fith febt,
WV HpbHt q l'9 etHe tut3e VSdlt, uUl
ote Monnt folden Wieoeriebens aus.
sufofisn.
% iuie berrlt4 biit Du, meine Sei.
matb!" murmelte Ruoi bon Diirler
.pie tonnte i'd Did 10 leidten 4aufs
fabren 1afena Was bat mir oos itola'
poris sebra4t9"
Jbn ihaubert. ais er an Die @reus
osntt. mil bensn DIE Staot jeBt be
iab<It piro. gtu9 bebriidt es ibu nod
heute. tpeuu er fi6 DeraeQeupdrtint
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tpte er bort NIT ietner eigentltden Mei=
nung tn 3ptefpaIt 9eratben lit.
uSo6 febt fort nit Dem 0lIeml"

ipk Ct outl lllI lelller etgentlI0en Uiet=
nung tn 3ptefpalt 9eratben lit.
u0o9 tebt fort nit Dem 2llem!"
Riiftieen S6rittes iteist er au Sbal
6ur4 f60nen Malo 3lpifden Gdrter
binburd, bereng gtsenthiimer er {dmmt.
ltd su nennen petb. Gr {ebnt iid
aber ni4t na6 8eeeenllug uno 8egrii,
bung, i'm Derlangt nur na9 Dem
Gtnen, 8eiten, na9 Dem @aterbdufe.
Da unb bort mub er bod Elm ers
fauntes 5ragen - ob er bsnn tpirflid
entronnen fei unb nod lebe = Elm
9dnoef4iittelr uno @liidpini6en 1id
gefallen lafen, Gnoli9 1T er iiber ote
@eubbriide. bel feiner alten alubz
baufe um Die Gde, am See entlane uno
an ct. 2eobesar boriibergef9ritten.
SEPT ftetst er aur Wufegg btnauf unb
febt bas liebe Saus Intern RuBz
baum" fdon por fd.
Sein 9era flopft laut, unb er itrenst
fetne Mugen an, Db er biellei9t ben
0ater, 9rube ober aud nur Die atts
Sdlome irsenoipp nabr5unebmen perz
mag.
Niemano mar gu ieben; itiu, pie
a1sgeitorben, lagen 9aus unb @arten
TN Nadmittassfrteben; nur 9ertruos
tpeibe 9auben fpaaierten gurreno auf
oem Rtes unter Dem Wubbauln, mo- lie
ote letten R0rner i1res Mittagsfutters
unter ben gelben Bldttern berporfuds
ten.
Rubi bob Die bebenoe 9anb 5ur
9austbir; mas mo9te ft9, felt er
ntdts bon fetnen 2teben geb1rt, err
eignet baben2
Gr trat binetn unb itano i'm sSIur;
in Der Rii9e @etlapper bes @e1atrrs
nn6 galpmes Gtiinme, oie mabnte,
leife gu fetn.
Da Offnete iib bie 9bir redts, Die
In feines @aters 8ammer fiibrte, cine
f4Sne, f9lante Electromagnetic trat
heraus = mar fe es, mar es Gertruo
pirtltd2 Sbr Mnblid burdaudts Rus
big 9er5 NIT betber Gmpfinbuns, fsft=
sebannt an feinem plabe perientte sr
it9 tn tbren Nnblid.
Sie trus oas blonde 6aar tpte fonit,
NIT filbernen Naoeln am 6tntertopfe
dufgeitedt; es tparen aud nod bies
ielben 3iige, dber tpie bel reiopoller err
f9ien t6m heute oas 9llbefdnnte!
9us Mdo9en botte Die 9austbiir
offnen bDren rnb fam beran, un na9z
5ufefen, iper 90 fei; er fanb nod aui
Dem our4 ole geI4foffene Sbiir bdm<
merigen SLED.
SSeBt trat er ibr eltsesen, oas poGe
2i6t oes 9a9es fiel auf feline @eitalt,
uno: u8uOi!" fliifterno, jau9aeno taus
melte @ertruo sesen Die Wano. @r
iprang bin5u, fie gu itiiBen.
nSa, i'd bin es, grubl," fpra1 Ct
frOblid, oiparnm sribredit 9u 10
febr94
nWtr slaubten Did toot, pie 10
biele 9tnoere, entgegnete iie, lih faI=
feno. u9ott lei sepriefen, oab Ou
lebft!"
nllno mein 9dter?" fraste er aaseno.
.Sbm Ourler tpdGfen S6red uno
Summer auf oas aruntenbett.
SAB mid gu ibn! - Sd oarf ibn
bod ieben2"
nWorte, fliiiterte iie uno lsste ben
Ginger auf Die 2ippen, i'd mub ibn
borbereiten. )" Oamit sins fie in 0os
Rranfenstmmer.
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= Sn Seattle. @afb., lit 9amberi
@aaele i'm Utter BON 73 Sabren ae.
it0rben. &c uar Beteran oes 8iir.
Qerfrieaes uno ueberlebenoer oes puu
Siour' Snoianern beaaneenen Woi.
iatres in Stem lllm, Winn, Die
,Winnenpolis Jreie Bre5Ie" per-
oantt ibm ibre Griinoung uno a.p0ll
Sabre lang reoigIerte er bic ,,Won.
tana Staatsseituua" in 6elena.
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Giienbabu=Tabr=Ylan.
8. Il o. OS. 8ahss.
2lbfQ hlrt.

Rad allen Norbs9eras<Buntten ........
.................8. 800 Born.
Nah ct. 2ouis, Mempbis unb benz
Often lIhr nod1nt.
Ga6 0orb Eeras, &anias gitb unb
st. 9ouis. ................8.15 aben6s
Ra6Werifo: 9 llbr BORN. u. 10. .25 abenbs.
&nfuuft.
Bon ct. 2Duis un6 oem Often. .7::30 gornt.
80n lOcalen Bunften ......12.20 mittags
Bon ct. 20uis un6 oem Often: 9.55 abenbs
Bon 9are6D unb WeritD. 12:40 na9m.
uno. Observation-Disclosures. 1850 abenbs
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@ulf Sbore 8abts.

Wb q brt.
Nah 9anernia, SUTHERLAND Springs.
Stofhafe. tdalib, 800 8orrii.
Nntunft.
Bon Stodoale. Sutberlanb Springs uno
2anernia. taalda. .2:3O Wadm.
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- Sim Glter BON 72 Sabren lit au
ButSoam @enerallentnant 1. 8. BON
&beinbaben aus Dem 2eben eefhie=
ben. SIN oeutf@sfran5Dfilhen Griege
bate er fih oas eiierne &reus erlter
&laife erDbert.
= Sn Wien 1T 5irit &arl au
&beDenbiille sWetfb aeitDrben. st
mar ieineraeit &ommanoeur eines
meritaniihen 3apaleries Eegimenta
unter oem &aiier Marimilian.
- Sn 2Dln lift Der hulIdnoiIhe
SDaialiftenfiibrer DDuela Nieumen'
huia nDn BET @riu,inolpplisei in 6aft
aenomnten tuoroen. 9ieie neriiherte
lih ieiner, ala er 9eraoe auf oem
Vabnhof antangte. Ct miro ben bol.
lanoiihen Beb0roen auSaeliefert mer.
ben.
= Ser .8eibssNn5eiger" perDf.
fentliht ben reiben Oroensieaeri,
mefher iih anldBtib oes Beiubs oes
GaiierS in Der Hbeinpropina eraoIien
bat. uno cine Geibe @rnennunaen.
&aroinal Dr. Slider, grsbiihof BON
a6ln, bat ben Rronprben erlter alaife
erbalten. Reihstanaler ssnrit b.
Bilom lift aum @eneralmaior a la
suite Der Wrmee ernannt nit Der
llnif0rm oes 9uiaren Neeiments
geo. Z IN B0nn. oem er friiber ange.
bDrte.
- Sn ben 0oftreilen BON Wien
uno 8uoapeit tpirb ertpartet, baB
ourb ginmirtune bes BriHeler
Sofes cine freunbihaftli6e Bei.
leaung oes Streits smiihen benz
Brinaen Bbilipp BON Sahlen ao.
burg uno @utha uno ieiner @attin
2uiie su Weae aebrabt miro. %.
ourh mbroen bic ifanbal6len Gnt.
btQungen uermieoen meroen, ole in
Tulae Der BON beiben Seiten anae.
ftrenaten SheiounasprpaeIie 5onft
unpermeiolib mdren.
Sugo Spieael, Broturift, 6aupt.
bubbnlter uno &aiiierer Der Ober.
fbleliiden Rote8merfe, lit felt Wps
henfrift serfhmunoen. Nnaeblid
bat &c iih GROCER l1nterlhlagunaen
ibuloie aemaht. Die Beb6roe Der.
mutet. oaB &c iid nab Nmerita ge.
manot bat.
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gpmthern 4saciftc 8ahm.
q. u. & u. Y. 8abn.
Mbtahrt.

Nab guero, goafum, Soujton unb Sol.
neftun, td8lteb. .............9.00 8Drm.
unb 1915 abenos s...................
Rad Corpus ghriftt, 8odpBrt unb Bee.
billie td8lib. LBS Nabm.
Naeb 8brne unb aerrnine, taslib. ......
Nob 8oerne uno &errnille, Samftoa,
1886 @ahmittaas.
Mnfunft.
Bon guero, g)oatum, 6ouiton mnh @al.
peft0n, t6glicb b..........7.45 WDrgens
unb $50 Gbenbs.
8Dn Corpus gbriitt. 8odpDrt unb See.
billie t6glicb 2. l6 Na6m.
Bon 86rne unb Rerrnifle. t6glib
.................... as Nbenbs.
8on 86rne unb RerrniG, Wonta8, 8.45
8OrmittaoS.
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Sic Natur iagt es Gutt),
a8te ntele Seier nmr 81 gut tuiKea.

8enn Die Nieren trant lino,
So iaat es gub Die Natur.
Ser l1riu iit Der 8alenoer Der
Natur.
unregelmaBiae ooer gu bdufiae
Tdtigfeit.
Seoe urinier 5t6runa seuet bon
Nierenleiben.
Doan's yeieren=B Biueu beilen alle
Nierentraufheiten.
Biiraer San antDnio's be3euaen
bies.
q. 9. Cube. 8ripatier, SEQ. 401
Siioz@ @Dmals sStraBe tppbnbaft. iaat:
SD bate felt LANCER Belt Infdqe
BON &iidenibmeHen uns Sbmer5en
iiber meiner linten 9iifte uno ih
smeifle nibt oaran, oaB iie in Splge
BON lleberanftreneune entftanoen.
Sb oies nun 10 mar Doer nibt; ib
peiB nur. oaB Die Mnfdue seittpeiie
TO i6mer paren, oaB i@ mid oft
taaelang 81 Bette begeben n,uBte.
Sd batte einen afuten Mnfau i'm
nereanaenen Winter. als ih bon
Dpan's Mieren=Billen b6rte, bic i'm
Store Der Berar Drug 60. ooer bel
Slider & Sprinaaa gu erlaugen
iino uno id perihaffte mir cine
Shabtel uno neriuhte iie. sic leis
fteten Naes, mas fir iie beaniprubt
uiro. Sic furierten bic Giiden=
ibmer5en prompt uno pDlIft1noig
uno ebeniu cine Shmieriafeit in ben
Nieren Nblonberunaen, bic mid
itart geplaet batte. Sic arbeiten
ausae3eibnet uno ib babe teinen
2meifel. baB iie in ieoem anberen
Sale ebenio uirfun9spoQ iein pers
oen."
8u baben bel allen 6anbferu.
Breis SO Gents. Softer Wlilburn
&c., Buffalo, 0. g.. aueinige Ngens
ten fir bic Ser. Staaten.
grinnert guG oes Namens
Doan's Billen uno nebmt
feline anoeren.
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~. SC. & g. 8abn.

Nbfahrt.
gtab 8ae0, 5ort 8Drtb, Dallas. &anias
gitb, ct. Souls unb Chicago, taelidb,
(Suniet 9epDt) )..........8.45 Nbenbs
4ocal5ua nia SmitboiiIe. ....7 7.108prm.
Nnfunft:
Son Chicago, ct. SOUS, &anias gitD,
Dallas, Sort Bort9 unb Baco, taslitb
(Suniet DeppD ...........8 Woraens,
Hocalsua nia 5mithnilIe. -. sos Nbenbs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-21
SPECULATIVE GOSSIP

Chicago-To A. ]. Cummings: One of
the prominent men in the big May deal
said: Il do not like the political situation
abroad, another feature is the light Rus
sian shipments, although navigation of
the Black sea is open. Correspondents ca
BILE that stocks at the seaports there are
light and will oe so for some time. Should
there be any falling off in Argentine Of
ferings IL might give Europe a scare.
Chicago-Would rather buy July wheat
than sell it. You have had the rains and
while the big purchases by the Armour
outfit in the last few days has absorbed
everything practically that was for sale.
We are rather inclined TO advise purchases
here at about this price.
Chicago-There Is one broker who seems
to have unlimited amount OF May wheat
to sell at s1;13. A few. buying orders
says looks as though Armour is trying to
create bull market to sell out his wheat.
Chicago-Valentine is buying quite a
only good buyer SO far today. Local
traders are bearish and working for a
break. but at the moment Valentine seems
willing to take all wheat the crowd cares to
of resistance around S7lAc.
Chicago-A farmer from Macedonia, Ia,
declared tests there showed only 60 per
cent of carefully selected seed corn would
terminate. A Thayer, Ia. message said:
There is good deal of uneasiness about
seed corn. Farmers who have been testing
grow"
Chicago-Wheat decline was checked at
SIC for July on the Valentine buying He
has taken a lot of wheat today, while the
selling has been scattered. Woodbury.
has sold about 400. 900 bushels May. which
has been taken by scattered shorts
Following from Sunderland and Updike
Omaha, Neb.: Had good hard rain last
night and II is raining now. Western
Union says general rains over Nebraska
These rains came at a very opportune
time and will do an immense amount Of
good
New York-McIntyre & Co. say: 1--WE
do not believe it wise to carry any large
line of stocks over the triple holiday with
SO much doubt and uncertainty it is al
ways best to observe the old rule OF old
time and conservative Wall street opera
tors to take profits or reduce speculative
holdings pending further DEVELOPMENTS
calculated to insure the stability of the
market"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-21
MAY SELLS TO S1.O177
AND JULY TO 99sC
No Demand and Stop Loss Or
ders Play Havoc With the
Bull Crowd

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce,
April 20.-The bull crowd were not in the
running in today's market, the bears max
ing them look like a selling platter. Rains
In the winter wheat section where needed
was the principal bear card which with the
heavy selling of Chicago May and DC
break in that month, caused a correspond
ing and sympathetic break in our market.
After a weaker opening and a few min
utes of steadiness, the market began TO
show signs of wavering which led to free
selling by the bear crowd. Up to the noon
hour, the break which came later was
hardly visible, the market not having
reached put price by noon.
The fun began shortly after the noon hour
when an avalanche of both long and short
wheat was poured into the pit the de-
mand was very limited even at the de-
cline, few of the smaller shorts being the
only ones who seemed to want any wheat,
as soon as this demand was filed, prices
started on their downward course. Sales
were at AGD12c below the previous sales,
especially in the May futures, where COM
mission houses were loaded up with stop
loss orders around 1.04 and down to $1.02.
1t was almost impossible to execute orders
at the limits and commission men had in
many cases to close out the wheat at a
cent or lower then the limits that they had
on the wheat. 1t was certainly a wicked
market for the longs and it will, be some
time before they recover from their de-
feat.
There We're numerous reports circulated
that the Gates following had been whipped
and had thrown up the sponge, that Ar
mour had won out in his fight with the
bull pool. This led to free selling by all
the small holders of wheat in all the mar
kets they trying to get out with as little
loss rs possible. Another reason for some
of the selling was the holiday tomorrow,
all exchanges being closed on account of
Good Friday, the timid longs not caring
to go over the day with much wheat.
as in case of predicted rains in the south
west, the bears would be ready to raid the
market on the opening Saturday.
May wheat opened off &c at $1.061a, sold
at $1.065s and then began to climb down
$1.O11h, closing with a little rally at
$1.02%. July opened B@Ac lower at
SLOPE, sold at $1.O2B, broke to $3.50,
closing at $1.00A September opened at
S3s oslo, sold up to sax @84Ac, down to
S2%c, closing at 1915 @S3Ac.
Our stocks show a decrease of 600, 900
blu for five days. Receipts, sc cars,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-21
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS

against So cars year ago; Duluth cars,
against 10 cars a year ago; Chicago 16
cars, against 81 cars a year ago; Kansas
City AZ cars and st. Louis 10000 bu.
Clearances of wheat and flour $4,000 blu.
Primary receipts, $4,000 blu, against 1874,
600 bu;. shipments, $4,000 Blu, against
$4,000 bu Liverpool wheat closed I'D
centimes lower; -four 10 centimes lower.
Price Current says: Recent less genial
weather has in some degree disturbed the
ical change has occurred. More moisture
and warmth needful for oats and spring
seeding operations. Packing of hogs at
western points, 100000, against 100000
India wheat shipments for the week are
unofiicially placed at $4,000. last week
$4,000: which was in turn big falling off
from the preceding week.
Broomhall-The Argentine corn crop is
officially estimated at 137, 104. 900 bu,
against 12S,0O0,O 900 bu last year and 140,
100000 bu two years ago.
Chicago Cash BuSiness-CaSh wheat was
slow in all positions Wednesday and
prices steady on choice and &c lower on
poor The latter was hard to sell. Sales
about May price in store. No. red 81 .OS
TO $1.14, with poor down TO $1.00. No
hard was 21Ac under May in store, with
sales Is at at 81 AZ !. o. ,; No: hard solo
u. 06 and No. at 75c to S5c. At Kansas
CITY 1000 cars were on the sample ia
bles that had been there for six days
and cannot be sold; much of it being poor
wheat, which declined PC No. hard
was 81. 021a to 81 OF. st. Louis was 81 .0S
TO 81 09 or about the same as Tuesday.
AT the seaboard exporters sold 5000 bu
corn and 10000 bu oats; at New York and
at Boston 10000 blu for export.
Weather-The map shows good rains
in Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Ohio
valley and parts of Missouri. Raining
generally in Nebraska, Iowa and Ohio val
ley. Higher temperatures west and south
west and Ohio valley. A little colder in
the northwest. In extreme north and
above. Northwest generally fair to clear,
% to 40. West and southwest generally
cloudy.
Forecast-Illinois, Indiana, Lower Mich
igan. showers tonight and Friday. Mis-
souri, showers and thunder storms tonight
and Friday. Upper Michigan, rain or
snow tonight and Friday. wisconsin,
rain tonight and Friday. cooler Friday.
Iowa, rain tonight and Friday, colder in
parts. Minnesota, partly cloudy tonight
and Friday, with possibly rain or snow In
east and central portions. North and
South Dakota, generally fair tonight and
Friday. Nebraska and Kansas. threaten
ing, with rain tonight and possibly in east
portion Friday, colder tonight.
Closing Cash Grain Prices
No. hard, s1.O7%; No. northern,
81. O5%; No. 2 northern, 81 .0O%; No. 3
wheat, 92$4 @94%; No. / durum, sec; No.
3 yellow corn; 44%c; No; corn, 4S%c;
barley, 37@43c; rye, 76A @77%c; No. i
fax on spot, 81 .4O% No / FAX to arrive,
81 .4O%; No. flax, April option, 81 .40z.
Puts and Calls
Minneapolis July puts. 9S%c: calls,
5! Olss; curb, s1;0o5s. Milwaukee July
corn puts, 47A @47asc; calls, 47ss @47Nc;
July corn puts, 47ssc; calls, 47%c.
Minneapolis Receipts and ShInuents
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-21
Receipts and Shipments
MINNEAPOLIS Cash MARKETS
Flax Gains Another Half Cent, Other
Grains Very Firmly Held

Grains Very Firmly Held
Flax--An active demand for the small
offerings with prices very strong. No. /
max closing in all positions at 81 40a4. Re-
celpts cars and shipments 9
Coma good general demand with firm
prices, No. yellow closing at 44%c. Re-
celpts cars and shipments 2.
Oats.Market shows little change De-
mand fair and market steady, No. 3 white
closing at 2S1zc. Receipts II cars and
Rye-Closing figures, 76H @77%c. De-
mand fair. Receipts cars and ship
Barley-A good general demand with
marker quiet, mailing selling at 4O6 43c
and feed at 37@40c. Receipts - cars
and shipments 35.
Feed and Meal-Coarse cornmeal and
cracked corn, in sacks. sacks extra, SIG rs
@16.50; No ground feed, two-thirds
corn ana one-third oats. so Id sacks. sacks
extra, $16.75917. 90; No. ground feed.
one-half corn and one-half oats. 90 IN
sacks, sacks extra. $1725617. so: No z
ground feed, one-third corn and wo-thirds
oats; rs Id sacks, sacks extra. s17.750
Millstuffs in bulk. s12. 25@12. so.
shorts, So SOLE. So middlings. Sl5-25S
1 hS;5 so; red dog. SIS 25@1S. so, ali f. O. b.
additional; in 100 lb sacks. 81 so per ton ton
addltional- Shipments. 1.241 tons.
Hay-Reported by Cleveland & Co.: Re-.
celpts OF hay the past week or ten DAYS
ntpe peen iisht and the market very firm
Dealets and feeders are beginning to in
quire Tor hay, and it looks as though ship
ments made now would reach a good mar
yet 60 o Choice timothy. o@1oOO; No.
Sc. o0Q7 90; mixed, Sc OOG57. 90: clover No
/; Sc. 0O@6. 80; No. 2. SIS .0086 90: INLAND.
choice, 81. 50mS. 90; No. l, 81. 0067. SO: No
e 80 0Vql 90; No. 3. 81. 5o@5 90; midland,
90. oO@6. %; swale. S4.00@5. 90; rye straw.
-. 0O96. 90: wheat and oat straw 81 506
45O. Receipts, 140 tons