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The daily sentinel., 1906-10-04
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

Representative: DIR. S. P. GREEN
Fruita. Colo.
Sheriff: CHAS. F. SCHRADER,
Grand Junction, Colo.
Clerk: A. N. BUCKLIN,
Grand Junction, Colo.
Treasurer NJ. NJ. SHORES,
Grand Junction, Colo.
Commissioner Second District:
FRANK NJ. BURGER,
Palisade, Colo.
Judge: L. X. BYERS.
Grand Junction, Colo.
Assessor: Thomas B. PITTS,
Mesa, Colo.
Superintendent of Schools:
PROF. ]. w. THOMPSON
Palisade, Colo.
Surveyor: CHAS. w. HASKELL
Grand Junction, Colo.
Coroner: DIR. C. B. MASSER.
Fruita, Colo.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-21
MINING AND CURB STOCKS
MINING AND CURB STOCKS.

Special to Inc J0urnai r
Boston, April 21.--Tle market today followed
general expectations. In the. face of the most
favorable bank statement for u long time. cop
per stocks failed to- SHOVE any pronounced buy
Ing. and if looked as ifs The people who sup
ported the market the past few days, We're
getting out of the stocks they were Obliged 70
take. ss, ~
Boston quotations at p.m: Adventure, ~ a
~: Alouez 39M39h; American Zinc. 1O@11s
Arcadian. 31a @4;s5Arnold, 1@1h; Ashbed: Ia
~: Atlantic. 19@19h: Boston Consolidated,
23K @23k Z Bingham 371h @3sh: Bonanza esq
4h@4A: Butte & London. 219 @2k: Butte Con-
lition. 55m36: Calumet & Hecla. 71o@112: Cen
tennial 25h @26h; Copper Range. SOh mS0A:
Consolidated Mercur, 62@63: Calumet y Arizona.
116M119; Calumet & Pittsbnrg. rs bid: Cop
Der Queen ~ asked: 5nmb Ely n, e@ M Wsat
Iasl sa1sM; DennsAriaona Is, bid East Butte,
EiIE@12: Elm River. s2@2A & franklin 11@
t17h; CRANKY, 1875 @1ai einanajuato, 5@5ss;
Green Consolidated, 30 asked: HelVetla - g
Keweenaw. 1s@13H; Lake Ike, Superior Pits ioa
burg, 36@36 Mass, s1a@sM: Mayfower. 5Ca
co: Michigan. 49, @14; Mohawk, 8o1a @6h
Mont ana Coal &. Coke, 31s@4; Neyada &C. Consop
dated. d95s M19A; North Butte, 81 asS; oie
Colony, asked Old Do snmts1 Az iha @d1
/ asked; Pittsburg & Duluth, 20 bid; Quincy
| 1O501O5t4 Rhode Island. 5M@6 Raven. ls1
AZ; Santa Fe. 1B az: Shannon. 1874 as; Shoe
Machinery. a3@s4 Shoe Machinery preferred
ioS e1 sTeculpseh 1915 ali Tennessee. 44@4a
Trinity !, III u 4 United Copper Mining Co., .;
@851s limited Copper Mining preferred, 9aa1Mi
us. Mining. 80 @6os: II Mining prefferrea
K land - g =
Az "a victoria 5 AaslS: washington, IL hid
/ 4Wfnona ~ m6: wolverine. 13S1139: Wyandot
/ 1km1as: Warren, IL " bid. y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-21
GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

Chicago to Watson-There was a sale of 49,
600 wheat here to millers, also some oats for
domestic consumption.
Total cearances: Wheat. $4,000 bu; -four. "a
GOO brls; corn 45700o bu; oats, 10000 bu;
wheat and -four equal 164, 900 bu.
Chicago cash corn and oats barely steady.
Comstock buying July wheat
/ Berlin &c lower. F.. ..~..- I'D &c.
| Budapest &c higher. -s
A Chicago broker sold 500 July ribs at Ss.75
Good demand for them at present. = -
Schwarz tried to sell some Chicago provisions
offerings Increased on the way down. --.f
No feature to oats. 4"'es<.s
| Forecast is for generally fair everywhere and
slightly cooler temperatures - 1--...-
Finley Darrell bought little Chicago May
trade very light. Crowd badly Mixed but
afraid to sell. s~:*2~ =
/ Australian wheat shipments. S2f. 600 bu
I Liverpool close: Wheat, B@Ad lower. Corn,
l. Northwest houses and Cudahy brokers are
selling a little wheat.
T. Chicago to Lewfs-Rankin buying little May
wheat around 79Ac.
/ Chicago to Fiper-Cargo of So, 600 bushels of
No. 2 corn just sold at kc over May in store.
L II. Lake, j.. II. Wrenna and Congdon are
selling September oats.
/ In Chicago George Hellman sold 100 bushels
of May, wheat at 1914 C. N.--- =
L Paf1s-Wheat and -four quiet. -
| Northwest weather: Hillsboro, clear fine sc
Esaboye. Comstock. clear, fine; light northeast
wind. Grand Forks. clear; high northwest wind
cool. N1ayville. clear, fine ST. Cloud, clear
calm and fine; 81 above. Fergus Falls clear
! fine. Winnipeg, cloudy, cool, As above. Fargo
clear, fine. -..-. ~. ..., ---'
|. A Liverpool house cables: Wheat easier or
American advices. Spot corn firm, futures dull
I Minneapolis stocks wheat decrease 900 br
for one day. r%+@'lf'r D. T'.- -. ia
Southwest Weather-Chicago partly cloudy
cool; Kansas City, clear and fine, warm; Omaha
clear and pleasant Peoria, ILL.,, clear and pleas
ant; Springfield. ILL.,, clear and pleasant; St
Louis, clear and pleasant. &C.,. e. ~ =.
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HIGHER PRICES
IN STOCK MARKET
QUOTATIONS GENERALLY AID.
VANCE AT WALL ST. OPENING.
Minor specialties Show Strength in
! Early Trading Bank Statement In
duced Selling to Realize and Some
Recoveries Follow Later.

New York, April 21.-Prices In the stock
market today opened generally a fraction higher
Wnlcn exceeded " in ST. Paul. Norfolk &
western, Heading, North Western and Colorado
Fuel z. International Pump and United States
realty gained a point. There was a recovery
In United Railways Investment of points and
IN the preferred OF AZ. Union Pacific fell y
anu aMaigamated Copper, after rising a. small
fraction, fell to below last night a
The market did not retain its opening strength
long, general movement to rise forcing Read
Ing, Union Pacific, st. Paul, Alnalgamated Cop
per, United States Steel and Brooklyn Transit
traction below yesterdays closing. quick
recovery carried some of these stocks to higher
prices than the opening, but the rise was again
awaited OF to take profits and the list went back
to about where it ended yesterday. Conspicu-
GUS strength was shown BY number of minor
specialties. Butterick Publishing gained 6. Pa
cifc Coast ", United States Realty 3 and
Smelling, Republic Steel, American Ice and Dis
tiilers' Securities l. WellsFargo Express de-
clined 6 points.
Except for wide advances in specialties, the
market was at standstill pending the pub
LEGATION of the bank statement. Pacific Coast
apolis, st. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie A., United
Railroads OF San Francisco As 3h, Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Louis "a and Illinois
Central National Biscuit Chicago Terminal and
Steel Foundries preferred l.. The bank state
ment showed expected strength, but induced
selling to realize The Union Pacific stocks,
st. Paul, Colorado & Southern and Atchison
lost l, and st. Louis Southwestern preferred
III. Prices fell generally below last night.
Ing was irregular. :, -. - ..
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co., brokers' Chamber of Commerce,
Minneapolis. Closing figures are bid 3D..
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Further Widening Of Differences
Might Reach the Work
ing Point.
One Lot Of $4,000 Blu Shipped
Today, but This Was
= ..
Exceptional.
Stocks Decrease $4,000 Blu for
the Week and $4,000 for
One Day. ..5~.,,

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, April 21.-z
Shipping wheat from Minneapolis to Chicago
was the talk on change today. Only few
knew that any had been worked, but they
were traders of Importance and their 1nforma-
tion and the governing of themselves accord
ingly had effect upon the market Later II
became more generally known. Running 1t down
it was found that %, 600 bu actually was worked
Traders had said there could be no business
of the sort, and indeed it seemed that 1t would
be impossible, for even on the basis of &c
rate to Chicago, not an assurance, Chicago would
have to be about 51ac over Minneapolis to make
such business profitable On of the re-
cent changes Minneapolis May has been 31a "a
35sc under Chicago, and with the Chicago pre-
miurn for good No. ! northern rising and the
Minneapolis premium easing off slightly from
high point and quotable now at 21a @3c over
there difference closer to the working
point than for time, yet still not wide
enough. Nevertheless the lot of "a, 900 bu was
worked. 1t was good wheat and may have been
wanted by mixing house in Chicago While
the single instance Of 25,0O0-bu lot does not
prove anything, and while the present situation
does not permit Of the shifting of any guam
tity from Minneapolis to Chicago without a
loss, the incident yet served to suggest posi-
bilities. 1t is likely considerable Of a move
ment would follow the Chicago bulls carry
their May to 5hc over Minneapolis.
The local decrease measured up fully to ex-
pectation, 694 ,O76 bu going out. For one day
since making up the report 125, 900 bu decrease
Is shown. Receipts today 1875 COM
pared with 24s, at Chicago 2 against III and
in Duluth 81 against 4. Winnipeg received 1919
against 49, and the st. Louis figures were SO, 600
bu and 3soo0 Kansas City getting $4,000 bu
against 12S,oO0 for two days last year.,
Primary receipts 2S3, 900 bu against 549, 900
a week ago and 654, 900 year ago. Clearances,
1874. 900 bu.
Australian wheat shipments this week were
s24, 600 bu compared with $4,000 last week
and S4, 900 the week last year. India
wheat shipments this week were 10000 bu COM
pared with $4,000 last week and 24s,0Oo the
corresponding week last year.
Broomhall cabled: "Quiet at opening, with
values unchanged, the weakness in America be-
ing Offset by the lighter Australian shipments.
Toward the close, however, there some
weak holding, profit taking Jones' report and
rather large offerings, and values eased 1s@Ad.
Corn quiet at opening, with values unchanged.
Later steadiness developed on the strength
in America yesterday, continued demand for
spot and better inquiry for La Plata cargoes. ~
The weather map shows more rain in Texas
and Oklahoma, generally clear elsewhere with
seasonable temperatures.
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ANoi thCAh, W wa. ~
ock Friday, April 20:

Hog prices steady to strong. Receipts mod
to- sS Bu uay s00d COMPARED r %
week ago, prices are strong to DC higher.
E1sS to sPss ss4 fair to sss mixed to
SEQ; heavy fay j. $685. to sd4o; good to
:, HessHse. 1ss lbs. se.s5;; 7. 2s2 lbs. seq;
H. 2 g lbs $s55 q 5n: 242 lbs 500 = 10
ss55; IS, 22s lbs, s6.45; 81, POI ' lbs, setS:
4: 2Ss lbs se5S; IS 20 j. lbs, $500 IS, Dog
Stays and Boars-1, $50 lbs IS; ], $50 lbs,
50; L. $50 lbs, s.; l, 400 lbs, So; !, $50, lbs,
CATTLE-Receipts very light today; demand
! strong; prices generally steady for beef and
butcher cattle; stockers and feeders steady with
weeks advance of 10c to 15c; veal calves steady
at weeks decline; butcher and bologna bulls and
stock and feeding bulls and mich cows steady.
Butcher Cows, Heifers-2 1,220 lbs, 1915; l.,
l,oso lbs, $a:75; l. 80 lbs $3.50: |. $40 lbs,
So; T. 1,o3S lbs, So; 2, 1920 lbs. 3d. i, $40 lbs,
$2S5; l. 1,15O lbs, $2.75; 1, $50 lbs. s2.65.
Cutters and Gamers. 76o lbs. $2.25; I,
800 lbs 81; 2, 1855 lbs, s1.75. -.-.. =
! Veal Calves-14, la lbs $40; s. 1866 lbs
So: g. 100 lbs ST.
Stock Feeding steers-2, 2so lbs 1925; 1, $50
lbs; So.
Stock Cows. Heifers-1 500 lbs, $3.50; 8
! 376 lbs $3.50; l, $40 lbs, 1925. :
Mich Cows, Springers-3 cows. 3 calves. 500
COWS S73; cows, $40; COW, l. calf S33
lunches coming in today Feed lot stuff H pT pEr
cfpally crossing scales. Prices steady witt
week advance Sales: ..
| Killing Sheep and Lambs-15O shorn lambs
| 81 lbs. $3.50; 80 feed eve lambs So lbs. So so
SO lbs. IS; 1875 wethers. 1O3 lbs, So; IS wethers
80 Inns. IS: 165 wethers 1O3 lbs. S.; IS wethers
| 104 lbs, So; 10 shorn lambs. 20 lbs, IS; 247
| ewes, lob lbs. s.: 3 Gull wethers, 81 lbs 81;
Gull lambs 60 lbs, $3.50. -
| Among the shippers the market WERE C
Swanholm. w: Dewolf Window; E. J. Goetse
Epson; A. ]. Schilling Delano; L.. B. Larson
Minneapolis; Charles o. GOWN Menominee City
/ WIS; 6. Gardner, Hammond, Wis; T. A. Rude
| Sacred Heart. b.. =. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-21
THE CASH TRADE
MILLsTUFFS VERY FRM-CoARsE GRAINS
- HOLD STEADY,

FLAX-Receipts, 50 cars against cars last
year. Shipments, Is Duluth, ID cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, $1.16ss to
arrive, 1.16ss.
OATS-No 3 white oats closed at 3OAc. Re-
ceipts, 81 cars; shipments, 113
CORN-No.- 3 yellow closed at 44&c
Receipts, 8 ears; shipments. cars.
FEED. AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse corn
meal and cracked corn. in sacks, sacks extra,
$3.50; No i ground feed, % corn and 1-3
oats, 75-lb sacks, sacks extra SIT; No. 2 ground
feed y and Y oats solb sacks, sacks
extra, $3.50; No. ground feed, 1-3 and
% oats 70-lb sacks, sacks extra, SIS. -
MILLSTUFFS-Prices firm at the advance of
yesterday. There is heavy demand from all sec
tions, east: west and southwest. Bran in bulk,
$780, shorts, SO; middings, SIT; red dog, $40. so,
all TO b in Mtpneapolis; in 2O0lb sacks, 81 per
ton additional: in 1O0-lb sacks, $3.50 per ton
additional; red dog. in laos, SIS f b. Ship,
ments 1,246 TONS.
RYE-No. 2 closed at 5eA @5sAc Receipts,
cars; shipments, g cars.
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 3s@39c
mailing grades, F4p@47c. Receipts. 13 cars
shipments, 80 cars. Demand is first class fol
all offerings. J g. u.
HAY-Hmothy, choice. $780, No. 1
se5o@1o; No. 2 ss5o@e; timothy, No. 9
S7@7 80; mixed $5@s; upland, choice $s.5o@
s.; upland, No. /. $S.50@9; No. 2, $7@S; No. 8
$4,000; midland. $5@7; rye straw, s4@5
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-21
STRAIT RECEIVES +.
A5.YEAR SENTENCE
Convicted Scott County Banker
Will Appeal to Save Self
j. r from Prison. Gt:' E..
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Jordan, Mimi, April 21.-Judge P.
w. Morrison has denied the motion of
II. Burton Strait for a new trial and
pronounced sentence Of five years at
hard labor in the penitentiary at Still
water. III
Strait was president of the Scott
Co0nty bank, of Jordan, which closed
its doors late in October, 1908. 1t was
sibly a partnership, altho it was later
shown that the partnership had been
quietly dissolved in March, 1908, but
no public announcement of this: fact
was made. When the bank failed
Strait was the sole owner
The affairs of the failed bank are
still unsettled in bankruptcy court, one
dividend Of 10 cents on the dollar
having been paid.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-21
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT MARKET OPENED sTEADY-LITTLE
/ ,s,s.,,..- 49,, TRADING IN OATS So.

.,r,,..-... 49,, TRADING, IN OATS. ...ss-.,.s.s
Chicago, April 21.-The* wheat market opened
steady on good demand from shorts, which
was based upon small receipts from Mime
the diminished arrivals in the northwest Trad
ing was fairly active. May opened a shade
lower to a shade higher at 9%@79&c, sold
up to SOC, and declined to ,7eAc. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts Of 1853
cars, against 39S cars last week and 1858 cars
one year ago Z T. *
when reaction took place on profit taking IN
the May option! On the decline the price
of May reached 57sAc.g~ The close was easy,
wi Cash May What off Sa r at 7sA ooc
red. S4@SIc; No. hard, @79k @s2hc; No, )
hard, 74@7ec; No / northern, 81 la@s21sc; No.
2 northern, 79@S2c; No. spring. Il @S2c.
Close-Wheat May 79Ac: July 7S0l7SIac:sss
local receipts and firm cables. The May option
opened shade lower to a shade higher at II "
@4I4c. sold up to 47Ac and declined to 471ac
The market weakened profit -taking, along
with wheat May declined to 47c. The close
was easy. with May down sc at AIS @47Ac.
Local receipts We're 96 cars, with Is of con
tract grade There was little ira ding In oats
and offerings We're light: Prices however. held
steady. TIE May opt ion Opened unchanged to
shade lower. Mt 32A @32ssc and sold at $3.50
50 ac. Local receipts We're 1923 cars.
Cash Oats. No: 2 aa1k @s1He No. 3, s1Acss
Cash corn.s No. 2, 54s94sAc:. No. s, ,4fAc. I
glose.Corn. May, 471k@47,l4e;; July. 40 &c
The Wh following was me range n prices:
Opening 1ea@a 7sA
Lowest 7sB IS 76A
Today -........ 7eA 7sa7sM 7eamz
Yesterday ~. 5aH@a 5sA
Year ago 49,. 90 S6A S1A@T
Corn
! Opening 47h@s 4e@4s1s ASS
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Chicago Options.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION. APRIL 20,


Cars Inspected In--Wheat-Great Northern
No. hard, 1; No 1 northern, TO- No. north
ern, q; No. 3, "a No. 4, "A; rejected, 4;
Chicago Milwaukee & st. paul-No. north
ern, 70; No. northern, 1G; Nos, Il; No. 4, Z;
- Minneapolis & ST. Louis No. northern, 8;
No. northern, 2; No. 4, 1.
500 L1ne-No. 1 hard, 7; No. 1 northern, 9;
No: 2 northern, 10; No. 3, g.; No. 4, /; re-
jected. 2.
o nfrhern Pseihc-So. / northern, 2; No. 2
Chicago, st. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha
| NO: northern, No northern, 2.
Totals-No. 1 hard, 8; No. / northern, SO;
NO. northern, SO; No. 8, ~; No. 4, %; re-
jected. z; no grade, 3.
Other Grains-Cars--No. i durum wheat. T.
No. 2 durlm wheat, g.; No. durum wheat 2:
No. durum wheat, 8; mixed wheat 2: No 2
yellow corn, l.; No. corn, 1; no grade corn
l; No. 3 white oats. g. No. white oats. 18:
No. white oats. il: No. oats, IS; no grade
oats, s.; No. rye, 8; No. rye~1: no grade
rye, l; No. barley. 2; No. 1 feed barley g.;
No feed barley. 5: grade feed barley. L;
No. northwestern fax, 10; Mo- fax %; re-
Elected flax, 4: no grade fax, b.
+. Cars Inspected Out-No. 2 ,durums wheat, 6;
mo 3 duruIn. wheat. 5; No. lizard wheat l.:
/ No nortl1rn wheat. 112; @No.t,2 northern
wheat. 80; No. 3 wheat. 8; No. wheat q;
rejected wheat, %; No 8 yellow lBrn, & No.
corn, p no grade corn, 1; No: 2swhite oats.
!, 12; No. white oats 3S: No. g: oats 9:t No.
| barley, II; No: feed barley, 3; No.: 81 rye,
4 No. 1 fax. E36. ..::-.:S.- $500! -
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METAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK April 21.-The London tin mar
ket reported further reaction with spot clos
ing at G177 Is and futures at Ella 5s. Lo-
cally the market little lower In 5conse-
quence with business quiet and spot quoted at
SO $3.50 895c.
Copper was unchanged in London. with spot
quoted at e 81 los, and futures at ISL los. Lo-
cally the market unchanged. Lake was
quoted at 1s5o@1s.75c; electrolytic at 1s.25@
1850. and casting at 1S@1S.23c. d.. 49,
. Lead was higher in the local market. with
supplies for thirty days shipment quoted at $500
and spot at 5000. The London market was
Is higher at E15 lbs Sd. 49, -.54
spelter was unchanged at G25 los in London
but advanced slightly in the local market, with
spot quoted at 20 65c o.. :: .r- '.+.i% -.
Iron was higher abroad. closing at 4Ss Sd fol
standard foundry and ASS Sd for Cleveland war
rants Locally no change was reported. No. j
foundry northern is reported at $1S.50@1S. So
NO. 2 foundry northern at $1S@1s36; No,
foundry. southern at. $IS.25@1s75. and No.
foundry southern soft at SIT .5O0llS ~ =
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK. April 21.-Cattle.
receipts 400, including 200 Texans. Market
steady: Beef steers. $3.25@6; stockers and fed
Texas steers, s3@475; cows and heifers. SEA
$50. Hogs-Receipts. 1,4OO market strong:
pigs and lights, $5.GO@6.60; packers. S62O6
6.65: butchers and best heavy. SO. 5Od g. 20.
Sheep receipts. 300: market steady; natives,
SAG 500; lambs, $5.5OGl7. -
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MONEY REPORTS

d 20 a0o April 21.-Bullioi. amounting to
England today for shipment to France. -
NEW YORK, April 21.-Money on call MONT,
nal; no loans; time loans, steady: sixty DAYS.
months. 5@5h. oHss'7+' siA
eERLIIN, April 21.-Exchange on London, %
short bills, per cent; three months bills, sss
MINNEAPOLIS "a April 21.-Bank clearings to-
rate rat 6oc premium; buying rate Joc premium:
Chicago exchange selling rate doc premium /:
buy1ng rate, 1Oc premium: London 6O-day sight
documentary exchange still lower again today.
a the decne of and auotab
selected paper. W 70 VII W
S1;364, Slab. 49, $3.50 ,2e,U.'s'
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ARIZONA COPPER

n All stocks with the exception OF Calumet ~
Pittsburg are slight yof today. The demand
for Calumet s. Pittsburg at $26 is always good
and the stock will probably not sell lower than
1t is at present. Lake. Superior & Pittsburg.
sold down to 1851 hut now looks as If 1t We're
on the bottom. junction and Pittsburg & Du-
Iuth are not strong. attic there is no stock.
pressing for sale. Warren is in good demand
as Is DEM Arizona. The Shattnck & Arizona
directors. at their meeting held In st. Paul. de-
cided to issue the treasury stock 70 the present
stockholders at par. Drifting has. been delaged
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THE FLOUR MARKET
TENDENCY SLIGHTLY EAs1ER-MoRE MILLS
y. MAY CLOSE.

The mg'ket shows the effect of lessened inter-
est co the part of buyers due to the good re-
ports coming from the southwest to- winter
wheat and expectations of lower prices. Millers
HAYS not reduced quota tons, however altho the
trl<S now appears to be lower rather than high
err One Of the smaller mills will close down
tonight for three or four days, or longer, re-
of new business meanwhile. The prospect Of
smaller production offsets in some degree the
weaker tendency. There is. some complaint that
old& orders on the. books are NOT being taken
OUT p, ompt1g. So. - 49,. MI
Shipments 80, $40 barrels. - ~ "
First patents are g1otabie at 81 10@4. 2U; sec
ond patents $3.9odl4: first clears, $3.50@360;
second clears. $2.45@255.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-21
MIDWAY HORSE MARKrr Ma.

for q. D.; HV 3is MARKET, Minnesota Trans
norman report: Receipts still hold large With
another slight drop in prices#with correspond
ing falling off In the movement of drivers anfI
light haSIess horses All classes moving at the
following prices: Drafters. extra. si45m1s5:
drafteSs, choice. $130l1K: drafters common
40: farm mares, choice. $1,000 20: farm mares
common to good, $75@12O; delivery, choice. S110
CLIO; delivery. common to good $75@11O;
divers. $T50150. 's,aS - -
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS. Anril p :

LoNDoN~CLos1NG STOCKS, April 21.--COn.
soils for money, SOS; consols for account, 90;
Anaconda, a; Atchison, 93A; Atchison pre-
ferred los Baltimore Ohio, 114as Cana
Chicago Great Western, 21A S Chicago. Miiwau'
kee q st. Paul, 179h; De Beers, 1914 Denver
y Rio Grande, 40; Denver & Rio Grande pre-
Ierred, 9OA; Erie, IAN Erie first preferred,
1914; Erie second preferred, 70h; Illinois Cen.
M tral, lsA; = Louisville & Nashville 1924
missouri, Kansas & Texas, 35%; New York
Genital 1461a; Norfolk & Western, go; Norfolk
q Western preferred, 81; Ontario 4 Western
9iA; pennsylvania, TN; Rand Mines, 81
Heading, 66A; Reading first preferred, Al
Reading second preferred, so; Southern Rail
way, 4oA Southern Railway preferred, 1903
southern Ss,i. n Pacific, IT'S; Union Pacific, 1853
u tam racine preferred SO; United States Steel
448; United States Steel preferred, 111A
WABASH, 22A; Wabash preferred, 4SA.
.. Bar silver, firm. 80 1-16d per ounce Money
"a @31@ per cent - = =, -. .''' -
The rate Of discount in the open market fol
of discount in the open market for three months
bills is 7-16@3h per cent. :" :"
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, April 21.-Re

ceipts, cattle. 300; hogs, $500
o-a ao 4;! sales: g. 1s7 lbs, $685.: 20.
Steady. beeves: IA. LEO lbs, 81: 16 ! $50
lbs. $4.75; u. Il $50 lbs, $3.50. Cows and
heifers; s. $40 lbs. $40: 10, SGS lbs. s3s5: a
o4o IDS, 81 90. Stockers and feeders: 3 7ao
lbs 1910: 10. 500 lbs, s4.1O:, 8, $50 lbs 81 90
"a ss and yearlings: $50 lbs $3.50; 6 $50
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads Follows: Chicago Great
Great Western, 2; Chicago, Milwaukee & st
Paul. 8; Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis .
Omaha, Is; Great Northern, 6; total, 80.
Disposition of stock Friday, April 20: -
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, April Fl.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, April 21-Cattle-
Recelpts.1 2 ooo; steady; beeyes, $4@6.l5;scows
E$2.so@4.sO Hogs, receipts, 1000; strong to
&c higher; estimated receipts for Monday, ss,-
00o; mixed and butchers, $6.45@6.75; good,
GAS; light. s645@6.75; pigs, s5.950S6. SO; bulk
Of sales. $66b@G.72h. sheep-Receipts, 1000:
market ma steady; sheep $3.25@6.3o; lambs, $40