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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-02
COAL STOCKS LEAD
MARKET ADVANCE
PRICES RISE ALL AROUND AT
WALL STREET OPENING.
Upward Movement Follows Period Of
Hesitation Reading Goes Up 3A
and Other Stock Quotations Show
Activity in Harly Trading.

New York, April 2.-.Prices rose all around
on a widely distributed opening demand in the
stock market today. The coal stocks and the
industrials led the advance. The gain in Read
ing reacl ed 2Ls, Locomotive and Anaconda n,
smelling Ia, Union Pacific and American car
a point and Chesapeake g. Ohio and General
Electric q. international Pump dropped 21a
and Corn Products Refining "
The expected realizing on the opening rise
had little effect outside of Reading. which re.
acted a point. A well maintained demand held
the level of prices and caused additional ad-
vances, especially in the. Vanderblts st. Paul,
Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper me
volume of business and the distribution OF
strength was more representative than Tor
long time, many stocks showing gains OF a
point more. Hooking Valley rose 3, New
York Central and Locomotive 2@2H Illinois
Central, Delaware & Hudson, the Hill stocks,
Corn Products, Refining preferred and Paciilc
Mail 1h@1A. and st. Paul, louisville y Nash
vile, Amalgama ted Copper, National Lead, Cen
soEdated Gas and a few others point OF
more.
Prices started upwards again with renewed
vgor after "a period of slight hesita ton. Read
Ing was pushed up aggressively 2ss and Union
Pacific extended its rise to Vs. st. Paul, Louis
vile s Nashville and Smelling gained 2. At
lantic Coast Line PA and Kanawha 4 Michigan
I 81. number of coal and iron railroads and
industrial stocks. including the Pennsylvania and
the United States Steel stocks made l-pont
gains. The market showed breadth and ANNA
ton. drop in Consolidated Gas to ~ below
Saturday unsettled the market at noon and there
were recessions from the best. Bonds were
slightly Irregular .,,:
! The drop in Consolidated Gas, which was eX-
tended to over 3 points, curbed the bull1sh en-
,thusiasm, altho there were few stocks which
sold higher than in the morning, notably Anal
gamated Copper and Reading. Amalgamated
Copper got up and Reading 3A Rock Island
| preferred fell IA. 81 ri :. !
| Stocks held up well in face of the realizing
prompted by the days sharp rise and the Hqui-
dation in Consolidated Gas. The stock sold as
low as lao. Illinois Central rose 81 and Lack
| aWanna 8. s., e. -."g>.
! Close: Wheat, May, s5ssc; July. s3!sc; Sep
| TENDER. S2asc. Corn, May, 51Ac; July, 51kc;
| September, sc: December, 50Ac. -.,.r H..
! Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
| Watson & Co., brokers', Chamber OF Commerce,
| Minneapolis. Closing prices are bid. ,.. 3. =
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Cars Inspected 1n-Wheat-Great Northern
No. hard, 8; No. l northern, Al; No. 2 north
ern, So; No. 5, 20; No. d. 8; rejected, 8.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-NO. 1 north
ern, S; No. 2 northern, IS; No. 3, 10; No. 4,
Minneapolis & St. Louis-No. northern, s;
No 2 northern, 8; No. 8, 8; No 4, 2.
500 Line-No. 1 hard, go; No. l northern,
81 No northern 10; No. B. 12 No. T. 10;
Northern Pacifc-NG. 1 northern, 8; No. 2
northern, 16; No: 8, 10: No. 4, 9; rejected, 2.
Chicago, St. Paul. Minneapolis 4 Omaha
No. northern, 6; No. 2 northern, 1; rejected
2; no grade, l. .,- -- :.
Minnesota Transfer-No i northern, s.
Totals-No. l hard, So; No. / northern, 109;
rejected, 1s; no grade, e.
Other Grains-Cars-No durum wheat, s.
No. durum wheat, 6: No durum wheat, s.
No. yellow corn, 5; No 3 white corn, q
No. corn. 8; No. corn, 2; no grade corn, 1
No. white oats, 2; No. white oats. IA; No
4 white oats, 20; No. oats. 10; no grade oats
2; No. rye, /; No. rye, 3; No. barley. IL
No. 1 feed barley, 10; No. feed barley, 8; nj
grade feed barley, i; No 1 northwestern flax
Is; No. fax. 3d. rejected fax, I.
l. Cars Inspected Out-No. durum wheat, 2
No. durum wheat, 2: No. durum. wheat, 2
No. durunl wheat. /; No. hard wheat
No l northern wheat, as; No. northern wheat
IA: No. 3 wheat, Z No. wheat. 2; rejected
| wheat, s; No. yellow corn, 3; No. corn.
! No. 2 white cats 5; No. 3 white oats 8; No. :
white OATS IL; No. oats, II; no grade oats
4; No 4 barley, 1;-No. 1 feed barley. 3; No.
/ feed barley, /; No. rye, 5; No. l. fax. ~; re
Elected FAX no grade fax, J.. ~ zres.se.s
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, April 2.-There was
almost no trading iii provisions, but the mar
ket was firm because of a sc to Zoe advance in
higher, at sle.a5. Lard was, 7iac to 1oc higher.
at eS45. Ribs were up sc, at $50.
Close: Pork, May, $1632h July, s16.22h
@1629. Lard, May, $s.421a; July, $S.52h
Ribs, May, $s.67A; July, $50
! NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, April 2
Sugar. raw. quiet; fair refining, &c; centrif-
e.25: cows and heifers. s1.a5a52o; stoekers and
4:soc; graduated, 4.70c. Gomez, steady; No. Z
rio, 8 5-16c. Moiasses. firm; New Orleans, 80
M3Sc. @.t..S.-
NEW YORK PROVISIONS, April 2-Beef,
steady. Pork, firm. Lard. easy; prime western
steam $s.5o@S60. nominal.
refined, all ports 1861. soc. -
CHICAGO PRODUCE, April 2-Butter,
steady; creameries, 16@2eAc; diaries, 15@2sc.
Cheese ; ARM daisies, 1s@isMe t twins be;
Young t americas Poultry I've,
Rurais. es@s5c;' red stock, soGs5c. Veal,
steady 50 to s9t weights 5s s. to 55b
NEW YORK PRODUCE, April 2.-Eggs.
1870; receipts, 1855 cases; market firm But
Ice; receipts. 4,112 lbs; extra renovated Isle;
renovated, 1914 @171hc; market steady.
Cheese. FIRM receipts 2,2y4; state, full cream,
large and small colored and white fancy, 1870;
l3c; skins, full TO light. 3@11Nc.
CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS
Western, s1os; May, ST. j. Barley, cash sc s7s
| @53c. Clover. cash, $13. Timothy, March
$3.17 Rye, cash, 6o@63c; May, 6O@81c.
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THE CASH TRADE
F1RMER MARKETS IN CORN AND OATS.
AND ALSO TN RIVE

FIRMER MARKETS IN CORN AND OATS
AND ALSO IN RYE.
FLAX-Receipts, AZ cars, against 80 cars last
year year Shipments, 10 cars Duluth, 90 cars.
arrive, $1.141s. A good demand from crushers
and shippers, with offerings selling at Nc I'M
der Duluth May price.
oATs--stronger and higher to close. No. 3
white oats closed at 2eMc. Receipts, SO cars;
shipments, 101 cars 49,
erately higher. No yellow corn closed at
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra, $14 50
& @14.7b; No. l ground feed, 2-9 corn and 1-3
oats, 75.lb sacks, sacks extra, $15@15.25; No.
sacks extra, s15.5o@15.75; No. 8 ground feed,
s1-3 corn and % oats, 70-lb sacks, sacks extra,
f $16@16.25.
MILLSTUFFS-Bran in bulk $14; shorts, $14;
middlings, sic; red dog, SIS; all f o in Mime.
apolis; in 200-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional
e In 10O-lb sacks, $1.BO per Ron additional; red
dog in laos, SIS + 9 b. Shipments, 1890 tons.
RYE-Firmer all day and higher to close.
& Good demand. No. 2 closed at 5o% @5sA c.
Receipts, cars; shipments, cars
RARLEY-Feed grades closed at 37@37hc;
mating grades, 3S@47c. Receipts SO cars:
shipments, 80 cars. Demand is frst-class for ali
+ offerings.
HAY-Timothy, choice, $3.50; No. 1, 50. 5o@s
e No: 9, S7.50@S; timothy, No. 8, $5.50@7; mixed
s547; upland, choice, $s@s.50; upland, No /
{ s7.60@s; No. 2, S6@7; No. 8, $5@6; midland
8 $405.5o; rye straw, $4Q5; wheat and oat
straw, $3@4 Receipts, 70 tons.
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS
Specials to The Journal

Specials to The Journal.
Boston, April 2.--The market opened active
and strong, with special strength In Amaiga-
mated and better feeling prevailing all around
Boston brokers are changing their views and
more are :bullish instead Of bearish A tele-
graphic inquiry forS I. OO0,0oO pounds of copper
was turned down by a prominent producer: Inc
American Metal company is making sales OF
electrolytic at 1872 CENTS Exports OF copper
Tor the month of March amounted to 1908 tons.
and from Jan. l. 47,1o1 tons, decrease OF
r. 706 tons.
Butte. April 2.-The La France Copper COM
papy,s which is controlled by the Heinze in
terests, has taken up Its option on the Lexing-
ton group of mines at Walkerville. in the Butte
district. 1t Is believed the La France will
sooner or later be turned over to the United
mining property since it sold out its mining in
Adventure, Is; Anonez. 39h: American Zinc,
IN bid; Atlantic, aiA American DEVELOPMENT
ham, 4oN Bonanza, e5 bid; Black Mountain,
49, bid; Butte Exp. bid; Butte London
2A bid; q Butte Coalition, s7A bid; Calumet 8
Hecla. 700: Centennial PTS; Copper Range
81; Consolidated Mercur, G5: Calumet & Art
zona, 121; Calumet & Pittsburg. 25;; Copper
Queen, 2 IS asked Cunb Ely, 6 bid; Dominion
Iron 4 Steel, 331s DAILY West, "a bid; DEM
Arizona, II asked; East Butte, 13& bid; Elm
River, bid; Franklin. 20A Cranky. 1874
Guanajuato. 5H bid; Greene Consolidated, SO u
Helvetia, 4 Is asked; Isle Royale. % bid; June
ton, p bid; Keweenaw, 10 V bid: Lake Superior
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, April 2.-The cotton
marEet opened steady at a decline of 6@11
points, which a disappointing response to
fairly steady cables and liberal spot sales in
the English market. The room seemed to be
selling on better weather reports, and there
was little sign Of bull support, but the market
soon rallied and was only 1@2 points net lower,
the advance having been covering of early
sellers and some fresh buying for long ac-
counts. - - =. -
The market at midday was quiet, but steady,
with prices 1 to points net lower.
Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands, 11.7oc;
middling gulf, 11.95c
at lie; May, II. 10c; July, 1O.97c August,
1886; September, 1O.47c; October, 1O.32c; De-
cember,s 1O.35c; January, 10.37c> bid
Cotton, SPOT. closed quiet; middling uplands,
II. CSC; lniddling gulf II SOC: sales. $500 bales
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady; clos.
1.o1c; July, i1.osc; August, 1S.ssc; September
10.5sc; October, 1o.42c; December 10.44c; jana
DRY III =. .
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MONEY REPORTS

PARIS, April 2-Three per cent renteS, 99f
4Oc for the account. Exchange London 25f
12c, for checks. --.'%s ssa
LONDON, April Bar gold, IT'S lloyd.
American eagles, 7es 5sd
BERLIN, April 2.-Exchange On London, 20
marks 1917 pigs for checks. Discount rates:
Short bills. 6A per cent; three months bills,
3A per cent. r =
LONDON. April 2.-Bullion amounting to
$4,000 was taken into the Bank Of England to,
day on balance - ...-'=
- ST. PAIL April Bank clearings today,
81, 332, 457.14 ~. : r.. ~
MINNEAPOLIS, April Bank clearings to-
day, 5000, 901 .16; New York exchange. selling
rate, 3Oc premium; buying rate, par; Chicago ex.
1Oc discount; London 6J-day sight documentary
exchange, $4S1k Local money tirm with de
mand good and rates unchanged at 81 GI6 pei
cent for selected paper. 49,. r. -
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4 pittsburg, 40As; Mass, sN; Mayhower, s.
bid; Michigan. 13h; Mohawk, 81 "; Monte
coal = Coke. 3s bid; Nevada, 1874; North Ru
S4K;; Old Colony, l bid;a Old Dominion
burg & Duluth, 81 asked; Quincy, 94k: Rho.
Island 5A Rayen, IA bid; Santa Fe, III bi,
Shannon. g Shoe Machine. "a VI bid; Shoe \.
rack. 108 asked: Tecumseh. IL bid: Tenness
AZ bid; Trinity, 10; United Copper. 07la hi.
~; Utah, 841s United Fruit, 1O7 asked; Unt1s
States Mining, 61N United States Mining pr
ferred, 45M; Utah-Nevada, IS bid; Victoria. 81.
Washington, LIZ bid Winona, bid; Wolverin
136 asked; Wyandot, IA bid; Warren Deyelo
ment Company, 16 asked Ef{@
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT MARKET OPENED STEADY, THE
EASEn OFF

WHEAT. MARKET OPENED STEADY, THEN
EASED OFF. 49,
Chicago April 2-The wheat market today
opened steady but eased off shortly after the
commencement of the season. The firm feeling
at the opening was caused by firm cables and
small worlds shipments, but this was offset by
good weather reports, which induced lively sell
ing by commission houses. May wheat opened
shade lower to Bc higher at TN @77Ssc, de-
clined to 775c, and reacted to TIC. Mime
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts Of
ISL cars against 676 last week and 531 one
year ago.
The close was firm with May up Nc, at
TIN @77sc.
Cash wheat No. 2 red, s47a @s5Ac; No. red
S0@s4c; No: hard, 771A@SO1ac; No. ) hard
721a @S0c; No. 1 northern, 1917 0SO1ac; No 2
northern, TN DS0c; No. springs 74@SOc.
Close-Wheat. May, 77h@77%c; JuIy, 76%
ate.
The corn market was easy, chiefly because of
reports Of good weather in the belt. Pit
traders were the principal sellers. May opened
unchanged at 44Nc and declined to 43h @44c.
Local receipts were $50 cars with Of contract
grade.
II, The close was firm with May up No., at
Cash ,Corn-No. 2, 4aA@43Ac; No. 5, 43@
43Ac.
Close---Corn, May, 1850; July, 44h @AMe
The oats market was easier in sympathy with
corn, there being little news of any description.
3O1a sold at 3O5sc and declined to 3Osac where
| Tor time it held steady. Local receipts were
| 1876 cars. y
Close-Oats, May. 3oBc; July 29%c. =
| Cash oats-No 2, 30@30Ac: No. 8, 29Mc
.Ihe FOLLOWING the range of prices.
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ARIZONA COPPER

At a meeting OF the directors of the Butt
s. London company last Saturday the transfe
OF the property to the Venture company l..
London was ratified and three OF the Ventur,
me were elected to the board OF directors
They are Frederick w. Baker Of London, presi
dent of the company; John e.. Montgomery
agents for the company In America, and LIE
grand Smith of London The Venture is ons
of the best and largest mining companies ii
the world, with a capital of $i00,OU0,0Oo, ant
has S5O,O00,0 600 invested In the United States
Mexico and Alaska, and $40,00O,O0O in Soutl
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THE FLOUR MARKET
NO CHANGE OF 1MPoRTANcE-BuyER

NO CHANGE OF IMPORTANCE-BUYERS A
= LITTLE AFRAID TODAY.
Buyers apparently little afraid of the
market today and would not come in very lively.
There was fair business to start the week 60
ing and shipments were larger, but the general
report from millers was of unchanged conditions
and steady and unchanged prices.
- Shipments. 65016 brls.
First patents are quetable at $4@4.1O second
patents, $3.S0M3.9O first clears, $3.5O@3 60;
second clears, 50 45@255.
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THE COMPARATIVE VISIBLE.

WHEAT RECEIPTS By ROADS, MARCH 81.
-Cars-AI ilwaukee. So: Omaha, &c.;
st. Louis. %; Great Northern. 1876; Northern
Pacific, SO; 500. III; Rock Island, 2.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS MARCH 81.
Received--Wheat, SAG ears, 639,54O Blu; corn,
20 $50 1 b%; oats losIlo bu;. barley $500 bu;
millstufs. 2s6 tons; hay. 20 tons CARROTS, S6s.
Shipped-Wheat 65 cars, 6S25O bI; corn
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKEr, Minnesota Trans

for g. panI Mn aaI nnratt tins
merman report: Market quiet: receipts lighter
than for any period this year. owing to the con-
wees I nrafteas
choice, $1,000 $50; drafters. common to good,
$1i5Gl130; farm mares. extra. S12GQI145 farm
mares. choice. $105@120: farm mares. $I3@155:
delivery. choice $1150l135; delivery common to
GOOD S75M115.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, April Wheat. spot
nominal no futures steady May, Is I'D July, Is
mixed, new. firm, is 31hd; American mixed. old,
quiet IS I'd; futures quiet; May, As 3ssd July,
As Sd.
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rye, 2,40o bu; fax, 800 ou; -FOUR, e5o16 brls;
nillstuffs, 1920 tons; linseed OIL, 567,79S lbs;
oil cake, 1855 lbs. CARROTS. 642.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, April 2-elose-
Wheat-afay, 72ssc: July, 691sc; Septe mber
69Bc; cash No. hard, 75@77hcsSNo. 81, 72@
76; No. 2 red, 93@a5c; No. 3, ST@93c. Corn
Higher; May. S95sc; July 4oc. Cash. No 2
mixed, 4p1a @40Ac; No. 2 white. 42Hc;s No.
8. 41A 042c. Oats-No. white. BIZ 032.
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ST. LOUIS, April 2.-Cattle- 1000
including $50 Texans: market steady; beet
steers, $3.25@6; stockers and feeders So 400
4 20; cows and heifers. 81. 10G5.25: Texas steers
$3.90@4.70; cows and heifers s3.2De14. 25 Hog;
Receipts 200: market &c higher: pigs and
ers and best heavy, $6.40Q6.55. Sheep-Receipts
500: market steady; natives. s4@5.50; lambs
So. 5O@6.S5.
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LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs, April 2.-The
following are the stocks of breadstuffs and pro-
visions in Liverpool: Flour, 63, COO sacks wheat,
673.OOo centals; corn. SOL, 600 5centals; bacon
"A 300 boxes; hams, 400 boxes shoulders i,sO0
boxes; butter, 500 cwts; cheese, As, 100 boxes;
lard 1000 ties of prime western steam and e lGO
of Their :Ofs
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PUTS AND CALLS,


z pm. report:
Puts-May wheat. 75Ac.
Calls-May wheat, .76A @76$c.
Curb-May wheat. 76M76Ac.
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lore KILLERS NOW
IN CATTLE PENS
LOCKERS AND FEEDERS OF BEST
QUALITY STRONGER.

Considerable Beef Going Thru Here OIL
Passage East Hog Prices Strong,
Receipts Only Moderate and Not Up
to Demand Sheep Receipts Also
Moderate and Considerable Going
into Feed Lots.
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
New York i.u0tations IT, 4 u m Anril Q =.

ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
New York quotations to pm, April
Japanese lists, 1013s, 1914
japanese Eds. 1O1N, 1O1.
japanese Avs, 925s, 92A, CPS.
japanese second 4s, 91$, 3d.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 9sA, 9s.
A. T. As, 1878, 1875, so.
a. L. IS, III, 11334
Oregon Short Line As, 961a@97.
Reading As. IOOa
Baltimore & ohio. avs. s4A @o4,4.
Atchtson 49, 1924, 1O2as.
Southern Pacific As, 921. 0l931a.
Chicago, Burlington Quincy 1ooh @1ooa4
o United States Steel IS, ssA, osss, 9ss. ssA
Baltimors Ohio, As, 1924 @1os.
Boston Copper, 23A dr24.
United Copper. s7A.
Utah Copper. 29@3O.
Black Mountain, 1877.
Rock Island 81, 80, S01s.
Rock Island So, 91M92
Tin Can common, 91s 0l91a.
Tin Can preferred, 66A @67. u
CRANKY, 13M13A z
Interborough. 229@ 233 = Z 80
Greene Copper, 30as @3O1a.
North Butte S3kM r.
East Butte. 131a@139. g-..-A
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, April Coon,
80 1916; Anaconda, 14B Atchison 97Ss
Atchison preferred; 1914; Baltimore & Ohio,
115A; Canadian Pacific, 171A; Chesapeake &
Ohio, SIS; Chicago Great Western, big; Chi
eago, Milwaukee, 4 st. Paul. 1873; De Beers
Grande preferred. 81; Erie, 46%; Erie frst
preferred. Sly; Erie second preferred. 71h
Illinois Central, 177k Louisville & Nashville
1856; Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 361a; New
York Central, 1907 Norfolk & Western, Oil
Norfolk Western preferred. "a; Ontario &
Western, 52M Pennsylvania. II "; Rand Mines
6M; Reading, 70M;1 Reading first preferred
GA; Reading second preferred, 491a Southern
Railway, 42a Is; Southern Railway preferred S1O5;
Southern Pacific. 71N; Union Pacific. 1921
t,'ion Pacific preferred, 80; United States Steel
431a; United States Steel preferred HOG; Wa
BASH 23A Wabash preferred 5la4 SPANS,
fours 91%. ..'t - -
Bar silver. quiet. 29&d per ounce.
Money, 1884 per cent. = .~..~'.
/ The rate Of discount in the open market fol-
short bills is 31s per cent. The rate of dis
count in the open market for three months
bills is 1-16@3h per cent. -.
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foxy.

New York Sun.
Wife-The doctor preseribes a European trip.
Husband-Impossible, my dear; people would
think was being Investigated.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

On 5Sh ~ 7sa IS psptne S5ze Ss
No yelow con,3sAc
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-; M1LWAUKEE GRAIN, April 2.-Flour, dull.
northern, 7e@1shc; May, 77%c asked. Rye.
i lower; NO, l, 65@657ac. Barley. steady; No. q,
9 93c; sample 39@52Ac. Oats, easier; standard
May. 44Ac asked. 1850 - y ~ s 'oe'
T WheatnPuts. 77Ac asked; calls. 77sc asked
Corn-Puts, 44Ac nominal calls, 44Ac
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Total sales, 1. 1S2, 1Ol

aEx. rights. n, .. -[...I !
Money closed at 7@71s per cent: last loan
IN per cent; high, 10 per cent; low, 5A pei
cent; ruling rate, Eer cent.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, april 2.-CIose-W
higher: No, cash. elevator, S3QlS9c; track, cog
769s2he. Close, corn, lower; No. cash, 41Mc;
track track, 4SiA @44Ac; May, 42@4211sc; July 425s q
42Mc. Close. oats. firm: No. 2 cash, Bic; track,
3115 @32c; May 30N 0l3Os4c; July 29A G.: No .
white. 33133ac. = ~
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WINNIPEG GRAIN, April 2.-Anr,l one,ed -
15$sc, closed at 75ssc: May, 7e1sc, closed 1886;
July; 7@c closed 773zc. Cash close: No. i
northern, 16Ac; No. northern, 735hc; No 8
northern. 7Sc: No. 2 white oats. 321Sc; No.
barley, 40c: No. fax. $1.09. Receipts Of wheat
for day, 81 cars, last year 20; for month Of
March. 3.235 cars. last year q 292; terminal ele-
yator stocks, e105. last year., g. 369 500, in
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Worlds Shipments.
2,34O, 900 3,25S, 900 1850, {

DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

:, DULUTH GRAIN, April 2-whsat was strong
81 tooay ana exporters sold, some Manitoba wheat
to 60 abr abroad May opened nc off at 77c, sold
cos 10 7sc ana closed at up at TIC; July
o e1aS was very duh and little lower May
closed clos at Ac off at $1.15% July fell * and
ian Ia n oRrGns H. Oats advanced Ac. Grain in
2aF nart 1S42 D1i ky 10 northern 2s4 bu No
No No spring, ,so7 bu; rejected, go bu; special
b 61n' 1; a 's36; No l and No. durum, 151 ,995
bu. Total 7 al 1865. Increase, 215, 463. Stocks
Ssas ss b. 59a72 bu ooarst
b. increase 1925; barley ITO 7e2 bu increase
90 $3.50 bu; fax 5,1o4, IA bu, increase S4e, ISL
gu. Wheat to arrive-No. northern. INC: No
7 R9rth So 7 noztS., On traekNo northern
aske; September, 77c; durum No. l. "a f4c: 'S N.Y.
4 IL, H. NJ Flax (, TO- on track
% $d October s1.14@. Oats-To arrive
T R,T,sv on sa traek' 2s:sc; May, 2e7s Rye, sec
Cars 1nspected-Wheat 81, last year 10; corr
l; oats 13; Rye Z, fax SO, last year o Re-
Gelpts- zoA 35s l24 bu; oats, 474 bu bar
ments-oats $50 bu. = '''' w. 'nip
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| OMAHA LIVESTOCK, April 2.-cattle-Re
ceipts, 27Oo; market steady to stronger; ma
! tive steers, $5@5.65; cows and heifers, $3.50
64.40; western steers, $3.25@465: Gamers
$1.75@2.75; stockers and feeders, $275@4.65
! calves, $3@650; bulls and stays, s2.50@4.25
HogsLReceipte,. 300; market aE shade to 81
| Receipts, 1850; market steady to stronger
lambs, Sc. 2o@6.4o; sheep, s4.5O@6.
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snosilion of stock saturday. March 81:

KaIlfoads entering the ysfus repOflEu rVee1Pts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western. 30, Milwaukee, 81; Great Northern 49,
500 Line Q; Northern Pacific, 40: Rock Island
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~ : NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Anri1 q
Flour. receipts IT, 152 brls, sales LOO: steady
1a n.oq pn Wheat, receipts 1900 bu' sales
shipments and better Liverpool cables. wheat re
a acted under fine weather west liberal north
w rec rsee1pts IT'S, and LIQUIDATION; May s4N
60 e. 1-I6c; July, s3A @8S&c; September. SON
SS@c Rye, nominal Corn receipts 9.675 bm
dull and without transactions. o'o'e ~