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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-30

OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

mr., ,4 I7,5s.si1 vas slow;
ali day aud failed to rally even when the
heavy visible decrease was reported The de-
mand here is not at all good, the east buying
very, lightly. May opened 1sc OF, at roc, sold
at 791kc, fell to 7s1ac, and closed there, 9sc
Flax was slow and heavy. The offerings
were not large, but the demand was light, ex-
porters selling only q little abroad. May
and closed INC off at S1.16. July fell 1%c,
September ~, and October IN. Grain in
store at Duluth, April SO: Wheat, No. hard,
2,642 bu; No. / northern, 1902, 759; No. 2 north
ern, 500; No. 8 spring, 1898; No. spring,
1907; rejected, $50; special bin, 5,789, 625; No
and No. 2 durum, So 848; total, 6,265, 718 blu.
Decrease during the week. 552, 2s9 bu. Stocks a
year ago. 2,470, 821 bu. Coarse grains: Oats
4,9ss. 1882 bu, decrease 952, 515 rye 109,2O1, de
crease 1851 barley 1854, 294, decrease 1872, Al
fax 1885,, 1928, decrease 4S9,s1 st:s E
The 81 close: To arrive: wheat, No / north north
No. 1 northern, 7sNc; No. 2 northern, 7eNc;
May, 7s19c; July, 19Rc; September, 1Sc; No. l
durum. 75hc; No. 2 durum, 721ac. Flax, to ar
rive, $1.16; on track, $1.16; May $1.1e; July.
sl.l7ss; September, n.17h; October, s1.1s
Oats, to arrive, 81 hc; on track, s11kc; May,
Cars inspected: Wheat so, last year g. oats,
Z; rye, L; barley, 6; fax, 3d. last year 5. Re-
ceipts: Wheat, 61,334 bu; oats, 46, 667; bar
ley, 1915; fax, 45,s7s. Shipments: Wheat,
2e7 ,051 bu; oats, s49,s22; fax, 11O,255. r.:
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TIE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

On Irack-No hard 7sc No
wheat 4@c; whit
northern to 1
39c to 47c :.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. APRIL 20.

1880 bu; oats. 94.soo bu barley. 1880 bu:
rye 6. 1870 bu; fax, 1890 bu; four 7eo tons ;
millstuffs, 119 brls; hay 60 tons: car lots so.
1s4o p bu: oats IS. 100 bu: berieS. 1s.eeo bu:
rye, $50 bu; fax. 21,47O bu: -four. 40 2ss -brls:
millstuffs, SCI tons: linseed ON 119,4O7 lbs;
oil cake, 100000 lbs; lots, 3s7.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
day by loads follows Chicago Great
Western, 10; Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis &
Omaha, 49, Great Northern, q; 500 line, 10;
Northern Pacific, 26; Chicago, Rock Island &
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Apr,l ,:

NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, April 80.
Sugar. raw, firm; fair refining. 2 15-16c: CEN
trifugal. 90 test. 37-16e: molasses sugar,
11-1ec; refined, steady; crushed 5:soc: pow
dered.. 4.7oc; granulated 4.eoc. Coffee steady;
leans, Sc @3sc.
NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER, April 80.
Lead, firm, 5.5o@57oc. Copper. firm; 1914 @
1870. $780, = : :-..-. 49, n: go
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, April 3o.--cattle-Re.
ceipts. 5000; steady; native steers. $1,000 8 go;
COWS and heifers, ~s3.10@4.59; western steers,
$3.4o@4eo: stockers and feeders. 50. s5@4. so;
calves, &8M6.75. Hogs-Receipts $500; market
&c lower bulk OF sa1ee, $6.2I1a 1880 Sheep
Receipts, 10000: market steady; lambs. Sc. 80
al. sheep S4.7kNa6.4C. IS -. -.
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Money closed 31a@4 per cent; high, AZ; low,
3k;. last loan, 81; ruling rate, 4 =. =:
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NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, April 80

NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, April 80.
Flour receipts. 2e,s77 brls; sales, LOO brls;
sses put oo sow w. wheat receipts bp
anseted poeT cables, liberal world:s ship
on covering the market weakened again with
the west. May. 81 7-1e@s7%c; July, s5ss a
s5%c; September. s9M @s4c. Rye, dull; No. 2
western, zoe asked New York. Corn, re-
ceipts, 81, S75 bu; sales, 5000 bu. Opened
steadier On bull support, but sold or with
wheat. May, b4hc. =.
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Sa turday, April q

Hog prices 1o@15c lower. Receipts moder-
ate Demand strong Qualiy s much ION none
se25@e.ao, with the big END at 1925; light,
to dar quoted good to
ss'1sasss: good to Choice seso@ssS; heavy
to fair, $615@625; good to choice $6.3O@6. IS.
Hogs-72. pa lbs. $685.; 81, 252 lbs, $685.
81, 272 lbs $685.; 11s, 215 lbs. $3.50; 49, 200
e u.s. $ $ssG lbs ios 3D. eS
lbs, 1925; 81, 1s4 lbs, 1925; "a, 156 lbs. 1925;
u, 2ls lbs, $500; 81, 17s lbs, $500; 20, 175
Pigs, Roughs and Underweights(, 10 lbs,
M:75; i, 100 lbs, s47o; 3, 90 lbs, s4.75; 4, 81
Stays and Boars-l, APO lbs, So; i, 40 lbs.
boar. $3.50 lbs. s2.75.
beef stuff moderate quality, string Of arrivals is
having been billed thru. Cows steady. Stock
RHs ssea Veal heal sSys to 2e
s S!SszE U.s. 81 IT, IT, i iiso ' 81:
3, 1,21e lbs, s41o; i, 1850 lbs, s4.lo; l. 1886
Butcher Cows and Hetfers-es s7s lbs, 81; J.
lbs, IS; a. 1,oo5 lbs. s2.75; S. i,oio lbs, sass
Cutters and Gamers, 800 lbs; ESQ; 2, &c
Pg1ls ID Lee lbs ssss h.. lbs
| I. 1870 lbs, So; I, 1,340 lbs, S275.
| Veal Calyes-2, ITO lbs. 50; e 125 lbs $40
g. 100 lbs, '$4.85; q 1855 lbs, $3.50. a.
| Stock and Feeding Steers-S, ee1 lbs, 81: 2
800 lbs 1885,. 2" $50 lbs, $3.S5; %, 478 lbs
$3.50; l. 800. lbs, So. 35; O. s15 lbs. So; 4, COO
| lbs. $3.50. -
stock Cows and HeifersEl. $50 lbs 50; !, sst
| lbs, s2.70 g. S16 lbs, 81. 70; 8. 523 lbs, 81. 50
! 4. s3I lis, 80; 2, 1850 lbs 81 40; 2, 9Ss
| lbs; s2.25: 5. 772 lbs, $2.25. *.---s'~ 49,.
| Milch-Cows and Springers-3 cows and ::
! calves, $S3: 2 COWS, $685.; 2 COWS and calf
ses; 2 cows, 50; z cows and 2 calves IS 50
| sHEEP-Receipts rather light Demand strong
| for sheep and lambs. Sheep some stronger thai
| last week. Lambs are fully steady String o
1 feeding wethers sold late Saturday at $3.50. .
| Killing Sheep and Lambs-51 wool lambs, g
lbs, $500; 81 lambs 70 lbs; $3.50; 70 shorl
lambs; "a lbs $50; 149 shorn lambs, SO lbs
$50 shorn lambs, So lbs, $3.50; rs wethers
100 lbs, $3.50; As wethers, ia lbs So; 45 shorl
ewes, lis lbs, s4.s5; 46 ewes, 1o3 lbs, s4.7b .
| ewes, 1O5 lbs, 1910; 3 bucks, 195 lbs. $3.50;
buck, 100 lbs. 1926. go.
Stockers and Feeders-2,7s4 feed wethers, O.
lbs, IS. so. 49, . = 1885,. ~
Among the shippers on the market were
! n. A.. Mott, Ada Livestock company, Ada; job
stromberg,: Stephen; J. E. Claypool, Fergu
Falls; G. A. Bushke, Attkin; C.. NJ. Dody, Shell
don, N. D.; E. E. Downe, Cooperstown, N. D..
r.. II. Lewis, Buffalo N D.: Thomas -Dunagan
| Hudson Wis., NJ Ryan, Grove City; w:
Wyckor, Havana, n. D. = nv = ."...:'
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PUTS AND CALLS,

pm. report:
Puts-July wheat, 7IBc.
Calls July wheat, 1850.
Cufb-Jaly wheat. 7Sc.
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rREsH BEEF OUTS.

Minneapolis, April so.-The wholesale market
quotations on fresh beef cuts. today were as
40 3 Iotns.. 1ec: No.. s1.ribe,. 12e7 No ribs.
&C.; No. ribs, Sc; No.. i chucks. G5hc: No. 2
chucks, Sc; No. 5 chucks, c4e; No. rounds,
&c; No 2 rounds. 61ac; No. 8 rounds. &c: No. I
plates, Be; No plates, ,21Ac: No. plates, &c.
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NEW xoHx rRovIs1oas, Ap.n so.Bees,
steady, prime western, s.s5, nominal,
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South st. Paul, Mimi, April 3o.-Estimated
Receipts at the Union Stock Yards today:
Cattle, LOGO; calves, 200; hogs, 2.5OO; sheep,
1905, cars, VI.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. /, 1906, to date, as compared with the
Year Cattle. Calves Hogs. Sheep. Cars
1861. 74,436 1908 0S,415 1os,6l0 7,46l
1905. S6,O54 IA, 100 331 1858 lsS,2S2 S,266
Decrease. 11,61S sod. 29,23s 7a,672 sos
The following tatle shows the receipts III
April, as compared with the same period in
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ACTIVE BOND AND CURB STOCKS.
New York quotations to pm. April 80:
Japanese lists osA. 30. OTIS:
Japanese IDS. 8IM.
Japanese ANS. 91N, 90. 81h.
Japanese second As 90H 90%! 90K
Brooklyn Rapid Transit As. 94h. 94M a5A.
Northern Pacific As. 1929 011O3.
Union Pacific As 1O41a 104A.
Southern PacfhcS4s, 81 0392.
Atchison As, 100A.
Baltimore & Ohio 3ks, 94@95.
Baltimore & Ohio As, 1O1h.
A. T. As, 7s. 1874. E1i
A. t. 8s. IS. 7sA.
United States Steel SIS. 112A.
oregon Short Line As, 95@85h.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy As, esA @9sh
Boston Copper 22A@22A.
United Copper, 60.
Utah Copper, 24M27.
Rock Islsnd As 1917. L. -. -. ~
Rock Island So. seA asked
Tin Can common, 7AM1N. - -
Tin Can preferred, 60@61. .... ,...,
CRANKY, 11A M12.
Interborough, 22Ok d221k. ~.
Greene Copper. 27M27h.
North Butte 1914 a s4H. - 'a-
East Butte, 9@1O. e.. ~ q. ~ . p.
: Black Mountain, 9@1o. ..,.. "a e..
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, April 3o.-cattle, re-
cefpts 81 900; market loo lower; -beeves. $4G
e.1o; cows and heifers, s4.T5@5.2o; stocker.
and feeders. $S.7t44.s5; Texans. ss.eo94.TO
Hogs, receipts 44,66oi market 5@1oc lower
estimated tomorrow, %, 900; mixed and butchers
s6.35@6.57h; good heavy, .$6.6OGe.57ls rough
heavy. $6.25G8.40; light, $8.25@852h; pigs
$5.s0@6.35: bulk of sales. $645@8.5o Sheep
receipts $4,000; market steady, sheep. So: $50
$40; lambs, $455@7.40. ~. -.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS, APRIL 49,
Milwaukee, 106; Omaha, 14;y st Louis. IA:
Great Northern. 43: Northern Pacific. 4; Chi
cago Burlington & Quincy. 81. 500 Line, 125;
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, g.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, April 3o.-cattle-
for natives steady; Texans 1oc lower; beef
steers 60 so@s IS; stesters s9d fesdsIs So ao@
81. so@4e 5;; cows and heifers, s1.so@3.so. Hogs
Receipts, 1000: market &c lower: pigs and
Lights S5.5o@850; packers, S6.15G65Q: butch
| ers and best heavy. $6.45965s. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 1000; market steady; natives, S4@6;
lambs, $5.60@7.10. ~ ~ -. ..... +
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DATIY WHEAT MOVEMENT,

The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets:
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, April so.-Catt1e
Receipts. II, 0e0 including ], 900 southerns;
market steady. to 10c lower; native steers $4.25
@5so; southern steers. s3.7e95;25; southern
eews s25o&a: native seys and se,f a Sc 50
$3@4.25; calves, ss@8; western fed steers, $500
s525: western fed cows, $2.7594.4O. Hogs
Receipts, 5000; market &c to 10c lower: bulk
Of sales s6:3o@6.4o; heavy. SO. IS 6.42h; pack
srs.. SO; se@e: q; pigs: and lights: IS 25Gs 80.
81 75@6.1o; lambs, S5.50@7.15; range wethers,
$4.756635; fed ewes. 81 .5Oa5s0..- H. -. -
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK April so-Re,
$3.50; 10, $50 lbs, $500. Cattle-l0c to 15c
lower. Sales: 10 beeyes. ], 1s0 lbs, g.; le
beeyes, 1,2so lbs. s4.s5: IA beevss. $50 lbs,
SIS rs; 10 COWS and heifers. $50 lbs, 1925: Jig
cows and heifers. es7 lbs. ss.75: IA cows and
heifers 1920 lbs $4.20; q stockers and feeders,
/ $50 lbs $50; 16 stockers and feeders. $40 lbs,
$3.50; IA stockers and feeders 1,02o lbs, s440;
10 calves and yearlings, 43o lbs $40; II calves
yearlings, $40 lbs, 81 %. = ---E', - :
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, April so:--wheat spot.
] nominal; futures, quiet; May, Is 9Md; July, IS
1hd; September. eg I'D; Corr, spot, firm;
old, 4s 91sd; futures, quiet; May, As Sd; July,
4s AID. Hops in London Pacific coast)
! steady, R2 $50 G3 los.
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The Wrong Way.
The Penalty PAID For Not
Doing Business Safely.

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GEDRGEs -

Mrs Anna Preston visited hes
siszsr. al Richardson SE-E7iaE-
d G. Etze and Henri EfznAI= Wsrs
b1sinezs visitors. AZ Lo'Hsa MALAY
Nose Dura0u has rscIrHAl h1dz
from " Va
Oliver SEeuaR paEzsd 1hrgaga
here with a hae s-0Fs e ea--Bs
SarlrIaE
Jul1a BarZzss has -Esne . Rliaaz
vile 70 visit her bruehsr-
TueIe Frank DeEsa has rssruss'i
70 his home IN Ashland after an II
tented visit ar thzs RE1ee
several a The boss frum here A.
tsna-i eh1-rh az Rmhn-'az0u SIN
eaE
John BEzsss has besn On >,h4 sles
Hzs f5r a fsE DAYS. bu- b soa-s bet
ter nov
Mss Bfrtis Burgess VS. visiting her
co1sin al Peach Orchard S1altix.
G " Preston tis Inspector FROM
PzintssIIle- vas here takizg Up rs
one tay last week Cueis Ned
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The KeutueEy pes Ass071ti .
mst in Frankfory Tazszlg q rzH '.s-.i
N its regular n /. winter blslnssz -
sion- Concerted aeti1n Va taken
n seca-e, osrrtelilz u ~ az.sHT
HbeI IaEs nov on orr stEis-s boass
TO g1sinass SESSIONS we're h-ii dur-
ing he day al EhEsh lsriosss Ua--erz
q interest were iisszsse,I Al nishr .
1eIightfuI program N rzEtsre't
Gov Beekhza vas Invited e rrssi3z
ever he meeting and IA - Vi1s
mteh dignity ant grace WI /
vLseher. q Chgaso ara .tsiaEr y.
Ford. Of LaaissiIle. Were the esisi
SPEAKERS. and their adiresez ssFs
q the hiEhsst grier-
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BLAME

II Vstlie seh5oi heEs conanetsd
b. Chntcz asasss. r.. aased Fri-
asy. Jzn. ia. and NJ. Ostorn lelr
~ fi.lsEizE az . take . T.osisias
a. si1reEsspsT At 4 disiilleSx aaaT
Fransio7L Mr. Oslofn Seif-nsls
inl4s,riU-s aoans uza and ~ PIE
sili 4 s-izht fstuFe foT hin
R-y. Wm coqisg. q irAs.Eh9 sa.'-
Eaz tx H1aine as F1af Gap or
czst ttis scar Prsseasa ms first So
l-ou u lh4 n Z Chzeb s-ntay
utekL
/ serersi q ~ Fe7sls q rs Pizas
sreassa ~ f1aerzi 4 ~ = Grllb
., Prosperity saizn1ag n b.
irszsss fau-K a1vs esr ss~Fe=t sgm-
5a1hr i tass- i-rsgarzbl= bess
IA D. Wels. q Weabgills. Ezs
h szaasss rzitcr n Blaine ias1 Fsi-
M
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is nzari.E rp1alesi1a- Thls are v1ri
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q II-iE zr h4nt arr ll-i,s
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s= extensive r- estate -
q !hsr= hszn Eass II 1hzs ni=alsg-as.
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z frz - B4i-e 70 - Hus.aTL
WEs- VA ara z MH trAi-
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alI zs.aat scar ssr % loau hHa
ssr3 aIs NA NJ Nner a
s a t Eia r1Iu n NJ
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Big Sandy farmer shOubt strive %
improve the grzte pt their ftOek
and po1ItrY until sRof The ungtosir-
zbls sGub variety snail have been
replaced b the more thrifty breeds
Tie sane AMOUNT OF f5od aHt ezEs
vii bring u1ch greater rEtu-ns u
the better grads and II L vase
CT ins. Labor ard profits 10 pl
duce The kind that never 1nts Z
recdy demand in the Hl1rksr IL
progressive spirit put into tzzcr
tin pszs a. vel q he farm IS say
where else During the fe,v Eskz
ysc u pas bef,re active E5rk %
ens cn the farm EOuIt il Mt Be- vel
to plan for Iargzr and better thinz
fer Ihs coming seasln than y0u hzv'
kza hsrecoforsz
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Gaarrz ? NlzF- q EH111ar.aa
h1S been mAte Psss5bsaa Il tn nm.
r. sac NA1u-7l Gas ans ~ IN &
.rhe melting q ths t-ersrs a "a.
eamssny heht a. Frlnafr- pa ..
WASH M N0sr vas elected Pssss
'tsns- soH-rats vas su7srsd ia,o ~
tween she Tstals-SsArs N1gllM gsaa
lni 0il Ceugaus ana sis Crlse.
safes Ni-H-il Ssls Osmsaas. b.
EhsfA ~ Canai Sel-4s cu1ga-s s
~ tsrnss - Ms Trtssr-S1a,s ,a
Faay sis 90 1isrtsNssa aaa ~
in ~ effy - siaasiagsa ana ,At
sSSs ~ GlyAaassA ras arrange
usas Wiu ~ ssala iasse Rataiy Il
sas sF a. b an iAe sssss ~ ~
.us hagn<Aes NH gAs sqzanaIls
-tsssaN AttaAee
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Il "a deeised definitely a
meeting q rhe Exscufive Co1nities
Of the Ed1ezfional Improvemsnt A.
s0cistion to-day thar cniy N0rusai
school vii y asked q this Legisla-
ture HE appTop-iziioa 10 p rsgses,
Cd vii b szs.eie for 4gaipmsni ani
an annaaI 4ppropEizlion Il t-s.a.si -
maintenance Il = believed liar &.
tao year, The Stool eiu Be s-if So
tanning saa q saca pf4etieli ks1sfi'
70 eiaeafIoa IN Ksntneky that -
next Lezislzture EfH u1- hss5fItl
10 provide f5r The athzT tW0 s-huts