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The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-28
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Work WAS commenced this week
for the building of n new bridge
across the Rio Grande river ut the
Gap. The new bridge will be-
built quite n ways above where
the old one WAS washed out aud
will be near the turn in the river
opposite the old log cabin hotel. -
Creede Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-04-28

FoH SALE-Bnld barley aud ont
hay in shraf; nl-o alfalfa hay. c.
G. Graybill. Near town, | miles
south.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-22

LONDON, March 22.-The rate of discount of
the Bank Of England remained unchanged today
at per cent
The weekly statement Of the Bank of Eng
land shows the following changes: Total reserve
increased 1858. 900; circulation increased s1e5,
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THE CASH TRADE
RYE, CORN AND OATS ALL CLOSE
HIGIIER E1c1IpEE

d1SF1EA tlGuEES.
( .FLAX-Receipts. 35 cars. against II last
year. Shipments g Duluth. ~ cars
Closing prices: Minneapolis. cash. s1.141S: to
arrive, s1.14k. A good demand. with offerings
selling at 2A @212c under Duluth May price.
OATS-No. 3 white oats closed at 29hc. Re-
very strong. with shippers active bidders.
CORN-No. ; yellow closed at 3S@lc
Receipts. 10 cars: Shipments cars Very
strong market. with feed free buyers,
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn. in sacks, sacks extra. S14.5O:
No. / ground feed, 2" corn and 1-3 oats 15-lb
sacks, sacks extra, SIS: No. 2 ground feed. y
corn and = oats s0-lb sacks, sacks evtia.
$3.50; No. 8 ground feed. 8 corn and % oats,
7O-lb sacks. sacks extra. SIG.
MILLSTUFFS-Bran, in bulk, &13.5OaI1375:
shorts, S13. 506 Is: nliddings, S160l1625: red
dog. SIS. 50@20 all o b Minneapolis: in 20o-lb
sacks. 81 per ton additional: in 19O-b sacks,
$1.50 per ton additional: red dog in 14Os, S1S,
b. Shipments. 961 tons.
( RYE-No. closed at 5tnm56&.c. Receipts.
and market Just steady.
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 370l371:c:
mailing grades 3S047c. Receipts, 23 cars;
shipments, 81 cars. Demand is rst-class for all
offerings.
HAY--Timothy, choice, $3.50; No. 1. S. 5oMe
No. 2, $7.50@s; timothy, No. 3, $5.5O67:
mixed. $5@I; upland, choice. Ss@ls.50; upland
{ No. l, 7:50@s; No. 2, $6@7; No. 5, $566
midland, $4@5.50; rye straw, s4M5; wheat ant
oat straw, 1904. Receipts, 20 tons.
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STOCK MARKET
PLAYS SEE.SAW
EARLY TRADING SHOWS AN UN
DERToNE OF STRENGTH.
New York Central and North Western,
Down at the Opening, Make Vigor-
Gus Rally Later, but Ease Off Again
After Noon the Market Becomes
Very Dull.

New York. March 22-sales of New York
Central carried 1t down IA from last nights
closing price at the opening of the stock mar
ket today and Chicago & Northwestern lost
II OF yesterdays large advances. The general
list was not affected by these movements and
was almost motionless. Dealings very
meager scale. Hide and Leather preferred
rose a. >-
Buying orders were placed in many of the
active stocks, before the weakness Of New
York Central and Missouri Pacific had time
to bring about any sympathetic depression. This
display OF support stopped the selling OF the
weak stocks and they recovered fully. Reading
was bought confidently and SO were certain
railroads and specialties which have recently
been nquldated freely. Lackawanna rose Az,
Reading and Lead 2, Northern Pacific, Balti-
more 4 Ohio and International Paper preferred
1 u, and St. Paul, Louisville & Nashville llli-
nois Central, Colorado Fuel and Consolidated
Gas l to IA. Proft-taking cut into these adj
vances largely, but the market rose again before
II o'clock. Missouri Pacific and Great Northern
preferred fell l., Tennessee Coal 1 "a, and North
Western 3.
The market showed firm undertone, but
movements were narrow and trading small
Evidence of support on declines was counter
balanced by increased offerings on advances.
There were gains in Union Pacific and Smelt-
Ing of ", Hide & Leather preferred of 21a,
and Southern Pacific. Texas & Pacific, New
! York, Chicago & ST. Louis, Amalgamated Copper,
Sugar, General Electric and United States Realty
! Prices see-sawed over gradually narrowing
range until there scarcely enough leeway
| for profitable trading. In way the market was
inclined to yield, but there not enough stock
! sold to hurt prices much. Northwestern was
quite variable and after making up its morn
ing loss of points and "a in addition. it
again reacted to a point under last night. New
| York Central also declined point and United
States Reduction preferred2. Delaware & Hud
son and Central Leather got up / and Smelt
ing ia.
Outside of an occasional rise and fall Of u
in Reading, there no movement.
Close-W Sa May, s5Ac; July; Sac; Sep
| temher SIC. Corn. May, 81 &c: July. 51hc
! September. 51hc; December 51c.
Contrary movements in ssouri Pacific ant
! Reading kept sentiment uncertain. The forme
| fell Is Reading was then pushed up 3A, Ches
apeake & Ohio Erie. Ontario & Western Pennsyl
vania. Canadian Pacific and United States Rubbe
rose ] each. Illinois Central IA. Delaware (
Hudson and United States Realty 2. Mime
apolis & St. Louis fell 1%. The closing va
firm. -
Stock quotations reported for The Journal b.
| Watson & Co.. brokers' Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis. Closing prices are bid.
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er at 77hc to 77%c and advanced to 77A q
7SBc: Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of 263 cars, against 256 cars
last week and nd, 1851 one en cold
to 77A @77zsc on proft-taking. During the last
half prices became strong and remained
strong until the close. Dispatches wers received
from Liverpool saying that the shipnleifs from
Argentine received there were In poor c1hdition:
The strength Of cash wheat at Minneapolis and
Kansas City also aided prices here. The high
point for May was 7sAc: The close was strong
Cash wheat, No red. s31a ass; No. 3 red,
s0@s3c; No. 2 hard, 1875 @s1 nc; No hard,
1917 @7s1ac; No. ! northern. 1914 @S11ac; No. 2
northern. 76@s05sc: No spring. 7s@soc.
Close: Wheat, May. 7s1sc: July, TVS @77Ac.
mand BY commission houses and cash buyers.
The receipts in the local market were less than
had been expected and country acceptances
were reported light. May opened unchanged to
8 shade lower at 440l44Mc and sold up to
44Ac. Local receipts were 14s cars, with none
of contract grade.
The corn market became strong in the last
nalf hour chiefly because of an advance in
the price Of cash corn The high point for
May was AN @44&c. where the market closed
strong, the advance being Sac over the close of
yesterday.
43L.c.
close: Corn. May, 44% @44Ac; July, 447sc.
There was a fair demand for oats by p1t
traders. chiefly because Of report that a
small area comparatively would be seeded this
spring. The market generally firm. May
opened unchanged at 30bc and sold up to
30h M3O5sc. Local receipts were 1853 cars.
Close: Oats, May, 8oa @sosc; July, 29A
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bid: Keweeaaw, IL bid: l.. s. & r, 40 bid;
Mass, S;A; Mayfiower, 10: Michigan. 10: Mo-
hawk, 59M Montana Coal & Coke, A; Nevada
10; North Butte, 49, Old Colony, Ia Old
Dominion, 40; Osceola leo; Parrot, 381a bid;
Phoenix / bid; Pittsburg Duluth, 20 bid;
quincy 3d. ri Rhode ISLAND S Raves 81
chinery s4A; Shoe Machinery preferred 3OM :;
Swift, 107; Tanlarack, LOG bid; & Tecumseh I3;
Tennessee. A; Trinity, 1Oh; United Copper,
S.; United Copper preferred, 40; Utah, 6lh
United Land. 2H; United Fruit, 1os: U. s.
Utah Nevada, AZ bid; Victoria, e 81; wash sf
ington, IA; Winona, 81. Wolverine, 1SJ; Wyan,
dot, "A; Warren Development Co.. IA bid.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, March 22.-
Consols for money 90A; consols for account.
H!a Anaconda, 1875; Atchison, 95h Atchison
pfd, 1Oaa; Baltimore 4 Ohio, ia; Canadian
Pacific, 176h; Chesapeake & Ohio, 5sA Chi.
St. Paul, l79; De Beers, 1874 Denver &
Rio Grande, 45A; Denver & Rio Grande pfd
S9A Erie, 43h; Erie LIST pfd. 79s.; Erie I'd
preferred. 50; Illinois General, 174k; Louisville
Nashville, 1541a; Missouri, Kansas & Texas
~; New York Central, 147A; Norfolk & West
ern' soy Norfolk Western pfd, "a; Ontario
M,n western teri. FIX; Pennsylvania, 7o; RAND
81 Reading ID pfd 81 soa sans R st RlS
41&; Southern Railway pfd, 1O4k; Southern
Pacific l,s es3 Union Pacific. 1868 Union Pa
cine pfd 80; United States Steel, 4O$4; United
states Steel pfd, 1882; Wabash 239 Wabash
pfd, OH; Spanish As. 91B. Bar silver auie1
ut 30 l-l6. Money 3lh@4 per cent. The rat,
OF discount count in the open market for short bill.
the open market for three months bills i.
GIG per cent.
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

The crowd in Chicago bought some wheat on
a report that 15O, 900 bushel hedge on cash
wheat had been taken off On sales to Spain.
Also that Argentine wheat Is arriving in poor
condition at Liverpool
Buying by the Pringle crowd caused the last
rally in wheat . -
Ware continues selling wheat .
Pringe had a big buying order in May oats
at 3O1%c. ... ~ .r
Valentine sold Pringle-Fitch 100000 bushels
of May corn at 44Ac.
Antwerp sc lower.
Paris. holiday. ---.. ~ -...&s 81
Berlin. unchanged
Budapest &C lower.
Provisions HIGHER with the hog market.
Oats shade higher on continued cold wea ther
new, crop. ~. sa-
Snow at Omaha at noon -E =
! Total clearances: Wheat $50, 900 bu: -four
5000 brls; corn, 932, COO bu; oats, IS, 900 bu
Wheat and flour equal $4,000 bu.'
Minneapolis wheat stocks increased 200 bu
for five days.
! Antwerp-Flaxseed, nc higher.
London. La Plata and Calcutta-Flaxseed, PC
higher,
| A transfer. of 100000 was, made this morn
| ing thru the subtreasnry from New York to Sar
Francisco.
Liverpool close: Wheat 14mssd lower; corn
| 1s014d lower
| indianapolis wired: ..rhe strike will. iii our
[ one of the operators and he is one of the
| big felloNss 4 We look for. peace today but
| may be delayed another "A hours.
cable received from the French branch OF
| fhe Standard OIL company denies the reports
Of William Rockefeller being seriously Ill.
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MONEY REPORTS

LONDON, March 22.-The rate of discount Of
the Bank Of England remained unchanged today
The weekly statement Of the Bank of Eng
land shows the following changes: Total reserve
"oo bullion Increased s51s s4o other securities
Increased e1,594.OOo; other deposits increased
Gag Co., notes p reserve ineseased es57 900;
government securities unchanged. The prepor-
ton of the banks reserve to liability this week
Is 6.63 per cent, as compared with Al .55 per
cent last week
BERLIN, March 22.-Exchange on London. 20
marks 4sA pigs for checks; discount rat, rates. short
cent.
PARIS, March 22.-rhe weekly statement of
the Bank of France shows the following changes
Notes in circulation decreased GO, 100 900 francs:
treasury deposits increased "a, 600 francs
general deposits increased 80, 100 600 francs; gold
in hand increased 6.225.OOO francs: silver In
hand increased 3.2OOOOO francs; bills discounted
decreased 43. 100000 francs: advances increased
PARIS. March 22-Close-Three per cent
rents, eef 371ac for account; exchange on Lon
dou 25f 13c for checks.
G179.cOO taken into the Bank Of England
today. and ee5,000 was withdrawn for ship
ment to South America The profits of the Bank Ak
were So 3O3. $50. and dividend of Az per cen,
Was declared ut todays meeting
has ts Of dseount from to
per cent.
CALCUTTA. March 22.-The Bank of Ben
gas has lowered its discount rate from to
per cent .. :. ..-.. 5-....
NEW YORK, March 22.-The subtreasury to
day transferred 100000 70 San Francisco a
the request Of New York banks.
ST. PAUL, March 22.-Bank clearings today
81 .o51, 1880: for the week. $3.50, 2s3.14; las
year, $6. 126. 771.4o. .-g II. =
MINNEAPOLIS. March 22.-Bank clearing
today, So. 634 ,2l7.9 for the week, 81, 2ss,
44047; corresponding week, SD, III %. New
York exchange. selling rate, 3oc premium
luy Chicago exchange
45c premium: buying rate, 15c premium; Lon
don sixty-day sight documentary exchange, 81 50
Local money rates. firm, with an active demand
for loans at bh@6 per cent for selected paper
NEW X0RK March nan4. r 22M eot On e cal
loan, AZ: closing bid, ~. offered at B. Tim
loans steady; 60 days and 90 ,r days Sh@s1
paper, 5@5A per cent; sterling exchange stead
s55oa $3.50 for demand gns4od at 3 s2a go
| 4s31a and $4.S6h @4.S7. Commercial bills
| 81 SCOT .s2h; Bar silver, Csc Mexican dol
| bonds. irregular, II. r.. = o..
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LONDON'S DOG CEMETERY
One Graveyard Wherein the Tombstone
Epitaphs Are All True.
Technical World.

There is a cemetery in London where
all the epitaphs that are written on the
.tombstones are true. Of course it ID
not cemetery for human beings, for
when these die, no matter how base the
lives they have lived. the inscriptions
on their tombs usually have a tone of
euphemistic eulogy. This is dogs
cemetery. It is located in little, Sc
cluded spot, right in the heart of the
great CITY. People, even strangers,
when they read these epitaphs, often
shed tears, for they know that they are
true. Marble never marks the resting
place of a dog that was not worthy of
all that is written about him. Hero
are some of the inscriptions one may
read:
q Curly-He pinned, for his mistress,
and died faithful friend
.UShe brought the sunshine into our
lives, but took it away with her.
.'To our gentle. lovely little Blen-
heim-Jane." .l..-.
"Dear old Topsy, for over sixteen
years the faithful friend of Sir -,
and his family-Loved, lamented and
fThere are men both good and wise,
who say that dumb creatures we have
cherished here below shall give us
, kindly greeting when we have passed
the Golden Gate. -
uOur Robin-Only good night. dear
one!- She talked with soft brown eyes
more eloquent than speech.
And there are hundreds of other
heartfelt expressions of tender senti-
ment. Nothing there is conventional
| The reader knows they are genuine.
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PUTS AND CALLS
pm. report:
Puts-Alay wheat. 76%sc.
Calls--AIay' wheat. 773s M771,c.
'Curb--May wheat. 16iS MT7c
STATE GRAIN INspECT1oN, MARCH 2


Inspected Observation-Disclosures Northern.-
No. hard. 10: No / northern. IS: No. 9 north
ern., 16: No. 3, -: No. 4. 3; rejected. g. no
grade l.
MwaukeeNo. l northern. /: No. 2 north
ern, 13; No. ;. s: No. +. 8: rejected. ).
st. Louis-No. 1 northern. 1; No. 2 north
/.
500, Line-No. hard. II: No. ! northern g.;
No. northern. I; No. ;. 4: rejected. I.
Northern PaciicNo 3. 1.
Omaha-No. ] northern. 3; No. 2 northern. l.:
Total--No / hard 81: No. northern S.: No.
2 northern. So: No. 3. %; No 4. 10: rejected O.;
grade l.
:. Other .Grains-No. durun wheat, 1 car:
No. durum wheat, A. No. durum wheat. |:
No; durum wheat, l.; mixed wheat. !; No. 3
yellow corn, 1: No corn, 2; nc grade corn, 5;
No. white oats. 3: No. white oats, 2;
No. white oats. /: No. } oats. II; no grade
oats, /; No rye. 2; Nc. barley, II; No. /
feed barley. 2: No. 2 feed barley. 4; No. 1
northwestern flax, 10; No. 1 fax, II; rejected
flax. 5; no grade flax, I.
Cars Inspected Out-NO. 2 drum wheat, %
No. / hard wheat 4: No l. Northern wheat. 80;
No. northern wheat 10; No. 3 wheat, 8: re.
iected wheat. 6: no grade wheat. !; No 3 corn.
2: No. corn. g. grade corn 4: No. white
oats, 49, No.s3 white oats. 81: No. white oats,
90: No. 3 oats. II: no grade oats 3: No. 4
barley. 2: No. 1 feed. barley, 8; No. feed bar
ley. 1; No. rye. 1; No. flax. 16.
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS
Special to ale Journal.

Z. 80 s : q
Boston. March 22.--The market opened strong
with fractional advances all around, under the
lead Of Amalgamated which was IL higher in
New York on Boston buying. North Butte con-
tinued to be absorbed Trading, which was so
active and strong in Bingham, Boston CONSOLE
dated, Utah Copper and Others. has dwindled
down to almost nothing. and little is heard OF
the big deals and consultations pending a few
weeks ago. and traders are combining their oper-
ations to the high-class dividend paying stocks
The Butte miners are making reply to Law
sons threat of reduced wages due to the Mon
tana Copper war, in which they declare that nc
alarm is felt in Butte on that question.
Boston quotations at l pm. today Adven
| ture &c bid: Allouez, 81 bid American Zinc
10 bid; A 1.; bid; Arnold, y bid; Ash
opment Co.. ~ asked; Boston Consolidated
22a.: Bingham, SsA: Bonanza. TO-; Black
Mountain, 121a: Butte Exp, hid Bntte
& London. .2ss: Butte Coalition. $2st bid Cali
fornia & Hecla. $50; Centennial, 90 Copper
Range. 1914: Consolidated Mercnr. 621a: Cali
fornia & Arizona. 10; California & Pittsburg
Ely 6M bid; Dominion J. & s., 31ta; DAILY
West 1884, bid; DEM Arizona. 1891; Ess
Butte. II bid; Elm River. 2; Franklin. 1871
Cranky, 12sa; Greene Consolidated. 29la Hell
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS,

view 1ork quotations, T. M, March %:
oregon Short Line. 96A
Japanese lists. lO1.
japanese Eds, 1904,
$spaPsss q ss i; ' ~ s g. 81 81. sox.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit is, 95,
A. T. 4s, 79A bid, SO asked
A.. 7: 6s 116ss bid, 116ss asked. =" .-.-
Reading 4s. 1OO1a, 1OO3s ~ 49,. ..
Baltimore & Ohio 314s, 81 Did, 941a asked
Atchison 4s 1o4h
Southern Pacific Is. 93A. .t
100A asked
United States Steel IS, es1a, ess4.
BOSTON Copper. 23h'
United Copper. 661k.
Utah Copper % bid, 80 asked.
Black Mountain. - bid 12A asked.
Union Pacific. 1O4b.
Rock Island As 1914. 1914. 79A.
? Rock Island IS. 80 bid, 81 asked
Tin Can common 9 bid. Oh asked.
Tin Can preferred, 66A bid. 66A asked.
Granby> 12% bid. 1874 asked.
lnterborOugh, 227 bid, 229 asked
Greene Copper. 29M bid, 29A asked.
North Butte. S2k bid. S3h asked.
East Butte, IL bid liz asked.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
LACK OF SHIPPING DIRECTIONS CAUSES
-. MILLERS TO COMPLAIN.

Millers say there would be better showing
duce customers to take delivery Of orders now on
duce customer TO take delivery of orders
the books. for which apparently they arc in no
hurry There is a, fair volume of business
being done. but the grind is not much heavier.
Prices firm quoted.
Shipments 43 800 barrels.
First patents quotable at s4M410: second
patents S3.SO@3.9O; first clears, So. 5O0f 8. 60;
second clears, S2.45@2.55.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, March 22-The mar
ket in provisions was steady on a good demand
by packers. Offerings light. May pork
was unchanged at $16:40. Lard was unchanged
to 21ac higher at $s:32h to So. 35. Ribs opened
unchanged at $S.75.
Close: Pork, May, $16.47h: July $16.37h
Lard, May, $s.35@s.371a; July, $s.45. Ribs
May $S.77h; July. $8.67h OSLO = - -
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, March 22.-Cattle--
Receipts, 1000, including 300 Texans: market.
strong:> beef steers, $3.2s@6; stockers and
feeders, $2.4O@4.4O; cows and heifers, $2.10@
5.25; Texas steers. s2.9o@4.7o; cows and heif
ers $220@4.25. Hogs-Receipts. 9: 500; mar
ket, steady; pigs and lights, $5.50@640 40; pack
ers $6@6.45: butchers and best heavy, $1,000
$50 Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market, steady;
natives, s4@550; lambs. s5.5o@8s5.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, March 22.-Cattle. re-
steers, s4@5.6O: cows and heifers. S3@4.50:
western steers. $4,000 60: Gamers. s1.75@2 sS:
$50: bulls and stays $2.5014. Hogs, receipts.
$4,000: market shade lower; bulk of sales.
s61566.171s Sheep. receipts, 1900: market
steady; lambs, S6@6.5O; sheep, $4.5o@5.50.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN March 22.-Foreigners
were again good buyers of fax today. They
seem to respond to every break of several cents
with good buying orders and turn the market
upward again. May opened unchanged at
s1.15A: sold up to s1.17A, fell to s1.1eH and
closed Inc up at $1.16h. July advanced 1Ac
and September &c. Wheat was not very ac-
tive. but strong nearly all morning. E1-
porters did no business. May opened Nc up at
1sc, fell to TIC. and closed 5ac up at 77&c.
July advanced nc and September nc. = Cash
oats advanced &c and May Nc.
The close: Wheat to arrive, No. / northern.
tic; No. northern. 75c; on track, No 1 north
ern. Tic; No 2 northern. Toe: May. 77Mc: July.
oslsc; September. sshc: durum. No. !. 7Sc: No.
May. s1.16A; July s1.1sh: September. s1.17sA
October. S116: oats to arrive, 29Ac; oats on
track 29Mc; May, 20 19c; rye, soc: barley. 81 "a
45c.
Cars inspected Wheat. 26. last year. 6:
oats Is: barley. ~; rye: !; flax, AZ. last r.
Receipts: Wheat 71.7S6 bu: oats. 5000 bu:
rye. 521 barley. 12,435: fax. 1886. Shipments
Wheat, $50 bu
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?, rpvasIrpy sTATEMENT

Washington, March 22.-Today's statement Of
the treasury balance in the general fund. ex-
elusive of the $3.50 ZOO, COO gold reserve, shows:
Available cash balance, $154 ,93S 657; gold coin
and bullion, SsO,O73 $50; gold certificates $43,-
775 24O - : - - L - :
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Min

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota
Transfer, ST. Paul. March 22.-Barrett zim-
merman's report: Heavy receipts with a good
demand featured the close of the market to.
day. Receipts and sales are still ahead. OF
the corresponding day of the two previous weeks;
with good business at the auction. General
market still easy at the following prices: Draft
to $3.50; drafters. common to good s11S to
$3.50: farm Mares extra. $3.50 to $145: farm
mares. choice. sos TO 1920; farm mares. com
to $135; delivery. common to good. s75 to s115.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. MARCH 81.
Received-Wheat. 2s6 cars. 1885, 900 bu: corn,
300 bu; oats, 61.1S0 bu: barley. 22.920 bu:
rye, $50 bu; fax. 81 ,450 bu; -four $50 hrls; mill
stuffs, 60 tons; hay. 40 tons; carlots 3o1.
Shipped-Wheat 1O2 cars. 1O4 .04O bu corn
I $40 bu: oats. 1920 bu: barley. 43.S60 bu
rye 1850 bu: fax $500 blu; -four 4s 800 bu
millstufs 961 tons: linseed oil. $50 lbs;
oil AXE, 605, 300 lbs: carlOts. sos .. -... .~.
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Cotton spot closed steady; middling uplands
II SIC: middling gulf II. Soc: sales LESS bales
oH1cAGo PRoDUcE, March 22-Butte

CHICAGO PRODUCE, March 22.-Bntter
hrmer; creameries, 16@2e1ac; dairics, 15@2Sc.
Cheese firm: daisies. 13@13ac; twins 12c;
Young Americas, 1114@12c. Poultry, live firm.
er; turkeys, 12hc; chickens and springs, 1Sc.
Potatoes strong; Burbanks, 54@5sc; rurals. sc
@6Oc; red stock, 50@5sc. Veal weaker so to
60 Id weights, 5@51ac; 65 to 75-lb weights,
51a@ SIS to Hob weights, s@SRc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, March 22-The cotton
market opened firm at an advance Of to 8
points and sold up to II cents for both May
gressive bull support and covering in spite of
Father disappointing cables and better weather
in the south. Trading was active all the morn
ing but the market showed very nervous un-
dertone and at times eased off to points
under realizing.
The market at midday active and firm
on continued bull support and an increased de-
mand from shorts. with May selling at 11.05c
and July at 11.02c, or 10 to 16 points net
higher. Spot cotton. quiet; middling uplands
Cotton futures opened steady. March, 0.70@
1o.soc; April, 1o.75c bid; May, 10 9se: June
TENDER, 1O.49c; October 1O.39c; December
10.43c.
Cotton spot, closed steady; middling uplands
II .55c: middling gulf, Ill SOC; sales .16s5 bales
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-22
EASY WAY OUT OF TROUBLE.

srWhat did you do with all those UNI
paid bills, Julia9''
ri saw they were beginning to worry
YOU, dear, so 1 destroyed them.