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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

Of women who are constantly seeking
some change il the existing condition
Of things. and who use this voieeless" {"
cry. as We said before, as an incentive
to other women.
Taxpaying women do not care TO
vote. Many Of them hold property in
corporations, and they always place
their proxy in the hands Of some mar
10 vote for them, or DO not vote al
all. and this nullihes the assertion that
taxation without representation Is
tyranny.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
A Mountain OF Gold

Could not bring as much happiness to
Mrs. Lucia wilke Of Caroline, Wis, as
did one 25c box Of Bueklen's Arnies
Salve, when it completely cured a run.
ming sore on her leg, which had tortured
her % long years. Greatest antiseptis
healer Of piles. wounds and sores. 25
cents at J. c. PeTy's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

The Socialist candidate for the sec
oud district, Mr.. A. NJ. Paul, Of La
Grande. challenges Mr.. Ellis or Mr..
Hswlev to meet him in joint debate at
apv time before the labor unions OF
Portland on the labor question
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
ELECTION DATES TO REMEMBER.

Canvassing votes for nominating
state and district candidates May 5.
Last day for Ming nominating peti-
lions for county ofaces May 1s.
Last day for fling certificates Of nom
ination May 5.
General election June 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
RELIEF FOR LADIES.
FRENCH TANSY WATERS

Original and only genuine. Put up in
yellow wrapper with Crown trade mark
For sale by leading druggists. Price 81
per box
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

What's the good Of keeping from him
Any good thing you may see,
That will lift his load Of labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea.
DR.. stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
Portland Market.

Portland Market.
Wheat-Club. zoe.
valley-6s@69c.
Bluestem-70@7ie.
Oats-Choiee white-s27.50.
Millstuff-Bran--S17.
Hay-Timothy-s12.
PotatoeS50@60e.
Poultry-Aversge old hens. 14@
1415c; mixed chickens, 13@14c; broil.
15e; mixed chickens, 13@14e; broil-
ers, 22h@3Oc; young roosters, 121s@
chickens. 15@155e; turkeys, live 17@
lse; turkeys, dressed, choice, Gig
22Ae; geese, live. pound, 1oc; geese,
dressed, per pound, lo@11e; ducks,
lie; pigeons, s1@s2; squads s2@ss.
Pork-Dressed-6@6ke.
Beef-Dressed, 5@6c.
Mutton-Dressed-6@1c.
Hops Oregon 1905-s@10c; old
5IA@7e.
Wool-19O5 clip, valley, coarse to
medium, 24@26e; Eastern Oregon, 15@
zoe.
Butter - Fancy Creamery 17h@
zoe; store, 15@15kc.
Mohair-2s@3Oe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
MARKET QUOTA
TONS TODAY
make salem a Good Home Market

PouItry--At stelners Market
Eggs-Per dozen, 15c.
Chiekens--11@ 12e.
FIys-16Cd1se.
Ducks-10c.
Poultry, Eggs, Etc.
Egg-Per dozen, 14l5e.
Butter, retail-30c.
Hens-1o611c.
Frys-121ze.
Geese-se.
Ducks-9c.
Fruits. Vegetables. Etc.
Potatoes-25G3oe.
Onions-215 to &c.
Tropical Fruits.
Bananas-55c per pound
orangss-s35o.
Lemons-s4.5O a $500.
Live Stock Market.
Steers-3A@3&c.
Cows-3c.
Sheep-4hs.
Dressed veal-5@6c.
Fat Hogs-6h@6&c:
Grain and Feed.
Baled clover-yS.
Cheat-s7.00.
Timothy-ss9ss.50.
Osts-45@ 46e.
Grain-sS.
Bran-s20.
Shorts-s22.
Salem Flouring Mill
Wheat-60e.
FTour-s3.6o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
NOTCH

NOTICE :
The Capital National Bank is !
transaeting its San Francisco !
BUSINESS through, and drawing
drafts on, the First National
Bank of Oakland, where all its \
outstanding drafts on San Fran
cisco banks will be eashed on
presentation, notwithstanding the !
continuous legal holiday pro J
claimed by the governor of Cali
fornia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

An amusing exposure Of "fake'
newspaper illustration came in New
York the other day. Mr. Hesrsi's ev-
ening paper issued a full page cut Of
the San Francisco fire. "taken on the
spot by a staff photographer" The
usual lurid aecompsniments would have
caused any thinking individual 70 doubt
the authenticity Of the picture, for
photographers know it is almost i'm
possible TO secure good negative Of
such a conhagrstion. In one corner OF
the haiftOne appeared the announce
ment--overlooked by the artist and
the engraver-thst the picture had been
copyrighted in 1900 by Mr.. So-and-so
of Frisco! Mr.. Hearst s editors are
now explaining by saving wood.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

and now all they need Is certificate
Of character from the people.
Creffieldism. like DOwieism and other
isms. has gone its way. Beyond a
power to deceive it has no power-if
power for evil can be called a pow
er at all.
Medford Tribune: The salem police
man who captured a man supposed 10
be the outlaw Smith in refrigerator
car only 20 find that the man was min
US one of his feet by amputstion. SAYS
be missed Smith by a foot. He Ger
tsiHly did not capture the prisoner be
cause the latter had cold feet, nOtwith-
standing bis choice of hiding place.
Not exactly q smile, but still some
truth in it-from the SilvertOn Ap-
peal: In these days Of strife between
two great political parties we must re-
member that, after all, we are just
band Of brothers here on earth, travel
ing from the cradle TO the grave. We
live side by side. our children attend
the same school. and after the smoke Of
the battle clears away we will still be
friends and neighbors. Let the bitter
things 60 unsaid- At best, life is short
and we get out Of it full measure of
sorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
lYourDoctor

II A OUT H. O@EOT bis own family. Ask him II be
anything and lung troubles such as nsd
rate We are willing ;s.s:I y: Ess:A ze
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
BRICK


The first term Of the Capital Summer
Normal opens on May LIST, to continue
eight weeks Tuition $40. Summer
School Of Primary Methods Opens
June llth, to eontinns three weeks. Ad-
dress J. J. Kraps or county supsrin-
tendeat T. T. Aoores. Salem Or. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

and now all they need Is a certificate
Of character from the people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

Ash your doctor hov long be has
known Ayers Cherry Pecforal.
Ask him II he uses il himself, in
his own family. Ask him il he
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-08
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, May s-Wheat was strong
e.. but trading was rather E. light July opened
ap g. at sae Nay sg advanced and ssptemSsr
was unchanged Flax was fairly firm 6 and
sry srss censd o Ct
s. =. sold At s:i74, and closed 3sc Of. 1t
$1,17N. May and October were unchanged,
and ssa evsE oats nottsan
sr sGsSs No nsGtsern ss &, Nay soe
75kc; No. 2. durum, :72hc: Flax, to arrive,
s11sH: on track, s115A; MAY, sl;1sN; July,
Srts s WIS &c. f bar,sy sse Cars ni5 H.
spected: Wheat &c. last year 2; corn, !: oats,
Receipts s WHEAT 4s,s4e bn; oats, Il, iss 'bu;
Shipments: Wheat, $4,000 bu; fax. 7e,9s7 bu.,
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN; May -
Flour sales 100 brls; dull but firm. Wheat
sG ct I
gave wheat stronger opening and Nc early
advance today. Commission houses and shorts
ss%c. re- dull : No. Western my zoe % p't'T
New York. Corn, dull and without transact
lions. . " - -. .'S''' '-.' - :
MILWAUKEE, FLOUR AND GRAIN, May s.
Close-Flour steady Wheat steady: No: -
7Sss @7ec ASKED puts, 7e1sc asked calls. 7sA
@7sMc. Rye steady; No. 1, e21hc. Barley
steady; sample 4o@54c. o. steady: standard
331ac. Corn steady; No. 3 cash. 47%M4SMc;
July, 45&c asked; puts, 455sc asked; calls
45Ac asked. -" -.
Wheat, May. 1910; july 72%c; September,
7ozke: cash No: 2 hard: 771a @s1c; No. 3. TAN
@7s7sc: No. 2 red, Ss690c;s No. 3, s57ssc.
cash No. 2 mixed. 47n47Kc; No. 8, 47M47Xc;
No; 2 white 47A@47kc: No. 3. 47@4TAc.
OATS on No. white, 1894 @341ac; No. mixed.
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THE CASH TRADE
OATS UP, CORN FRMER, RYE EASY

: o<A1o W, CoRH FIRMER, RYE EASY AND
A LITTLE LOWER,
-FLAx-Receipts. s cars, against SO carss Ia -
year Shipments q cars. Duluth % cars
'tlos1ng prices: Minneapolis cash, Sf.13h: to-
arrive, 81 1872 a' ~
0ATs-Ihe market is stronger again and
: prices slightly higher at the close No 3 white
2 oats closed at 311sc. Receipts II cars: shin
: ments. 10 cars $50 ~"A'' snip
r cORN-Prces gained about &c and closed
8 steaay NO. yellow corn closed at 45Ac Re
!. ceipIs, cars; shipments. l car.
r.. FEED AND COARSE MEAL-The list is bigb
er all thru, in line with frmer corn and oats
= prices and good demand for feed Coarse corn
9i q Gl. 20; No. / ground feed, % corn and
l:3 oats, 75-lb sacks, sacks extra SIT 5OG17. ~:
sacks, sacks extra $1s@isa5 a 10 oats, s s0l6
feed. ID corn and 2-3 oats 7O-lb sacks sacLs
seStra. S1S.5O@1S.75. 80
- M1LLSTUFFS-Bran in bulk. SIS. 5OM15. "a:
shorts, S15.5O@ 1916; mddlings ST.. 25G17 I *:
tsred dog, $50 5o@2o; all o in Minneapolis;
in 2oO-lb sacks. 81 per ton additional: in iO(-lh
sacks, $3.50 per ton additional: redsdog In 14Os
sls O D. Shipments. 1,395 tons. -.
R4E-Ihe market turned weaker and closed
ABOUT vac lower No. 2 closed at 54hM55kc
Receipts. 2 cars; shipments, none.
n,a HiAiRLEnm.eed grades closed at se@4oc
shipments, Is cars. Demand is first class for ali
Offerings, .-. = - "
HAI.,-Timothy. choice. $1,000: No. i, s1o@
1880; No. 2. s9@9.50 No. 3. $76s; mixed, s.
MS; upland choice, s1o@1O50; upland. No. l.
$9,5o@lo; No. 2. $500; No. g. $6.5OG7; mid.
land, $5@S; rye straw $4@5; wheat and oat
straw, '$3@4. Receipts ITO tons.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Official quotations Of the Minneapolis
Produce Exchange, corrected up to 12 M,
Tuesday, May q. .~- - -


Tuesday, May .. .:..* = g,
buTrEt-C5eameries, extras, ID, zoe; cream
RES extras, 1885, dairies frsts 15c; dairies sec
onds, <12e; renoyated, .hrsts, lee; renovated.
state held, Sc. : ~: e"e~' 11@'
EGGS Current receipts No l.. case count,
dase e. current 4sseepts No. J. caaalsd
eheeks and seconds, candled, 1915. -
:, CHEEsE-zTwins fats, fancy, cured, paraf-
choice cured, pararined or unpara TINED, i1H6
or unpara fined &c; daisies fancy, twins re Of
grades, twins or OATS, 1o911Me; YonnE Ame ri.
ehoiss Is alse OF grades, peri per h. ID IL
paraffined or unparalleled, 12c: No. 4 naraf.
s ssd S q ynP a iasd S@se Mnbsrser esA
se csete on Sssas e@y s;as sTs 81 tsRsy
fancy block, 14c; choice block, sI1@i 81;
srad hr,ms s@19 81 pultost Nol &c. Of grades
.oNIoNs-.spanish, crate, 81; Valencia. crate
%; tBermqadS, sack ss Bermuda, bu: g. ~
about S ls scu fs F ers1s
!, VEG asparagus, per dos, eoc; new
e 'e des sF$sfss per Celery ev 81 Ss
s seate " e sss,,n aea s12 exe plant
lettuce, heads doz, SIC: mint per i ee1 s s9e
onions; green, dog buaches 15c: peas. green eS'
b ba; H = parsley DO. oe pieplaht,
ahc but 75c, watercress, doz, SOC: new y be ea
dof; e.; tomatoes SIX basket crate
white IFS sections i2e amber ise; sclds snHass
bec extracted white In cans 7c; extracted am
: II. POTATOES CARROTS. sacked, SBurbanks S bu
s ea ,o whte mixed ear lots sacked 4oc red
s. BEANs-Quotationss include sacks: Fancy,
TAX "a * $l7o; choice navy. :5o medium navy
yl;S3e: mixed, fair TO good, 81. 5o01 60: Lima
c ea4nVE 1hd PER II; : SIS u
fat, he; hens, small, 1OMIlc: yearling ROSTERS
lbs 1bs each acs and nd over dos s.: bF$ters to -
tA,9i S s%sli, ioalsc; ducks, iie. go
:Sssss ss Peof aa ssf etc.
,,i. d., 5@sc; pike s@ec crap
and carp, 3@4c; bullheads, 1sessed,, &c. WHITE
1oe e samon, l6c; herring, 4@oc: haltbut lie.
nsF Ei,G lEGs-Iaree per doz s@1dc medium
DRESSED MEATs-veal, fancy, per lib, 7c:
veal fair to good, a@ehe veal, small aud
Tin AND tan sDs sc
sh9ise e tao5 fsney y1oe lambs thin
1 ns5En hoes a%ns mk pelts on heads or
ANANAS-J Jumbo punches, So. 25@ % $50; large
punches, s275@3; medium lunches, Sc. 25@250.
DRIED. PEAS-Yellow,: fancy bu 81 30; vel
low medium 81 2s; green, fancy, bn. $3.50:
green cen medium ilsl 81. 10; marroWfat. $3.50.
medium sweets .ss.75M4: seedlings. $s@3.6o
:. MoNs 8 zoos, fancy. $3.50; s6os,
AI'I'I ES-Russets, bril-, $3.50. Ben Davis,
$6.50@7: Baldwins. 81; Gano. box, $2.75.
RAPES-.Malagas. heavy, weight. keg. $7.5O
medium, weight. key. 81. r. 2.sEf9I sEs#
sTRAWBERRIEs--24 pint cases Z s1.s5; "a
quart cases. SO: ~ p re ~;
I a.PIhEAPPLEs-7Persc crate. $3.5oa3.T5.
GRAPE 4FRElT--Box. 81. 5GQ5.-s$.s n
Is !, CoCoANUTS---- bag, 81; per doz, 75c.
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Hog P PFsss &C hshss Fps sDe5s qsss
e choice, se.2o@e.25; mixed. common to Pair,
fair. se.o5@s15; good to choice ss2o@e:25
lbs. ss15; H. 2s5 lbs, ss.15; II. 21e lbs, SCI >;
Is Sc r. *S1S 5 81 lbs a49 s Il: :s1S 81 s s.
$6lo; So, lbs lbs. 1910; ID. EOS lbs, se.O5. -
Pigs Roughs and Underweights-1, $50 lbs,
SSo lis $685. $50 Is 4t sS ibs sSse 90 lbs
IS; !, seo lbs, $+.75; 1, $40 lbs, s4.75; 1, 900
CATTLE Receipts fairly liberal; moderate
share of killing stuff included in run Demand
strong for beef and prices fully steady. Veal
Bulls about steady. stoekers and feeders good
-: Butcher steers-1o, .1,1es lbs, $40; 2, 800
Bp eso Cows and go 5ss sss
l1s suf ss15 and 1.9o TBS 1855 49, lbs,
Butcher Bulls, 1856 lbs, ss.15; 1, 1,41o
sS ~ -: Z: lRs 't1 IL e. s II ' f.
s sa5 lbs a. iis 4 a2t lbs s42' 81 lbs
IS lbs, ssss; j. IS is, s. g; sss iss
$se5; 4, 4e2 lbs: So; so; g, :21 lbs, $40; 5,
g: e 49, 81 81 lbs. sts
stock COWS and .Hs,fsrs- e22 lbs. s.;
!, $50 lbs, s2:75; q: ee5 lbs, s2.75; 5, s7s lbs,
s s. H.. s1s IS. &C., lbs t. SO lbs
$3.50: t. no lbs. 81 40: 4, 1856 lbs, $40; /,
800 lbs, s2.25; 2, BOO lbs 1925; 8. s25 lbs,
Stock and Feeding Bulls-1. 72o lbs. So; 2,
$50 lbs. $2.s5; !, 1880 lbs. $3.50: l.. 500 lbs,
$2.75:- !, $50 lbs, s2.65; ST: 1,o4o lbs, $3.50;
3, 1913 lbs, $3.50.
Mich Cows and springers-s CO.'S and 2
calves, s115; 2 cows $70;-2 cows and 1 calf,
sos; L cow, $50. - -s,...,yr ~
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS
Liverpool close: wheat unchanged to !

Liverpool close: Wheat unchanged to I'D
lower; corn, A@ssd lower. -. =, ~, :.
London states that the Bank of France win re-
lease 81, 100000 Of gold weekly for three weeks
to help New Works requirements. - >E2::%
Chicago to Whallon: Peavey has taken about
all the May wheat sold today Trade lighter
than yesterday, with scattered commission house
selling. Logan sold the most. about &c, 900 bu.
Antwerp wheat closed unchanged. . &g-:&
Berlin wheat closed Hc higher -. -. - :
Budapest wheat closed SIC higher. = i " -
Wrenn buying July started "a bulge. > M =
Chicago to Piper: Adams and Samuels selling
New York to Watson--We hear the lake strike
is settled. - " - 80 -. : -
. Rankin woodbury. and Broushton buyers Of
Watson from Chicago-Rankin ana crowd buy
ing July on frost predictions. = =. L - T
Trade In corn light,;,-pit traders trying to
:. Chicago to}.Lewis-There is not a thing to
be said Of this wheat market. Only one Eve
land bought May se oats Afnouf ana ware 10
Chicago to Watson. Liverpool cables: Wheat
sressur e to sell la Plata. e'i eeseq WY
crea non Rse1n et Increase, te .s gross in
cifc, st. Paul. New York Central. Brooklyn
Rapid, Transit the steels and SHELTERS are a
New York to Piper-rh new Interborough
Metropolitan common and preferred are being
well bought and will be nut higher, we hear.
The Michigan state report gives the condi-
ton of wheat as 70, same as last month: Z per
cent plowed up;% 4 per cent damaged by hessian
fly ,.f.t -. II. : -, ..f:I )
Kneeland selling July wheat.
Pringle selling q little May wheat, kneeland
selling July. -, = ~ :. 90 49, &..tst
Watson says st. Louis is sending In some dam
age reports, coming from Kansas. =. Z.
Northwestern WeatherAW Winnipeg, clear and
fine, 40 above Grand Korks, clear, high north
wind cold. Fargo, clear and fine Hiilsboto,
clear, fne:@ MaYville, clear and cold. Comstock,
e clear and colo: Fergus Falls clear and cool:
wind a. - =.
Chicago, partly cloudy, threatening, cold.
and cold Springfield, clear and warmer. Peoria,
partly cloudy and cold high wind had showers.
ST.. Louis, Mo-. cloudy. cool, looks like rain.
Total clearances: Wheat, $4,000 bu: -four
5000 brls corn, $4,000 blu; oats 5000 ssbu
Wheat and flour equals 125.a0o blu. il
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON May s-rhe cotton
market, opened steady at an advance Of S1@2
points: On better. weather news bears sue
last nights figures On the old crop months. but
in the new crop was relatively steady. A re-
newal Of bull support steadied the market at a
Cotton futures opened steady; May, 11.19c;
July, II :ooc; August, 1o.92c:; October, 1o.57e;
December, 10,58c; January, 1O.62c; February,
10. Csc bid March, -1O.6Sc.' - -~@sy' -
The market at midday was quiet. but about
steady at an advance: Of / @3 points, with sup
porting orders from the bull leader still in evil
dence on any soft spot. - ~ 49, - :. ::
Spot quiet; middling uplands. 11.soe; mid
ding gulf, 12O5c. ...','> :. ...s. -. -.
Spot cotton closed quiet middling uplands,
balps. p" -. = $500 - .
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS
Special TO The Journal.

Special to The Journal :.'t<+'t -
Boston May 8.-The market opened with
We're up one, to two points. North Butte was
the feature. advancing on general buying to
931a Copper Range was ups "a points on "a
been neglected Of late, was taken In hand
again and advanced to 30. Butte Coalition and
East Butte were very strong and active on
curb .s.A$.-. q, So .5st.5.s-3.
Boston quotations at l. pm: Adventure, 6;
Allouez, 80; American Zinc, 10A Arcadian 5
1Sts; Boston Consolidated "a; Bingham, 34sS:
Bonanza; IS bid: Black Mountain, 10h bid;
Butte Express. bid; BUTTE & London, 25s
6s5 bid; Centennial, "a; Copper Range, 7e;
Consolidated Mercur, 60 bid; Calumet & tAri.
Copper Queen 21aa: Cumberland Ely. SIS bid;
Dominion Iron & Steel, 42sA bid; Daily West,
,l8: DEM Arizona. IL asked; East Butte, ION
bid: Elm River, 2; FRANKLIN, 1875; CRANKY, 3:
Guanajua TO, AZ Green Con, 90 X; Helyetia, s;
4zls RosaL 2l;ls Junction. 2e1s bid; Keeweenaw.
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10 bid; IL. s.. & p. s5 bid; Mass, ~; Ma.
501a Mont Coal & Coke 3A bid; Nevada ton
1sN North Butte, 92A old Colony. l. asket
Old Dominion, 40A osceola 1O5; Parrot, 34I.
Quincy. .9sA Raven Az bid; Rhode Island, /:
Santa Fe: ~ bid; Shannon, 81. Shoe Machi
cry, 80 bid; Shoe Machinery preferred, 3O1a biz
~; Tenn. ~ bid; Trinity, 9h United Copper
81 United Copper preferred, 90 bid; u. s. Min
8Ok; Union Land. 21a bid; United. Frnit, 1861
bid;. Utah Nevada, Az bid; Victoria ~
Washington, bid; Winona, 6h; Wolverine, 1876
Wyandot. bid; Warren Dey Co, II asked
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, MAY =

Inspected --wheat-Cars- Northern
No. hard, l; No. |, northern, p; No. 2 north
ern, 4; No. 8, A. No. I, 2; rejected, /.
Milwaukee-No. northern, 8; No. northern,
81 No. 8. 5; No. 4, 49,: rejected z. -
St.. Leuis-No. !, northern, !: No. q, !. =.
500 Line-No. 1-hard,-1O: No. l northern, 10;
Mo- northern; 9; No. 8. Is; No. 1, 4; rejected,
3; no grade l.
northern. 5; No. g. 2. ..' -
Omaha-No 1 northern, B; No. 2 northern, 1;
No: 8, /; No. 4, s.; rejected, B: no grade, 1.
Great Western-No. northern. /.
Other Grains--Cars-No. l durum wheat, /;
No. 2 durum wheat, 8; No. 3 durum wheat, 9;
No. 3 winter wheat, 5; rejected winter wheat,
Is; No. yellow corn, 4; No. 3 corn, l.; No. 4
corn, 4; No. white oats, 49, No. 4 white oats
6: No. 8 oats IS: no grade oats, l; No. 2
rye, 3; Nc. rye, L; No. barley, 3; No. feed
barley, Z; No. feed barley, 5; No / northwes-
tern fax, 8: No. flax, IL; rejected fax, i.
Cars Inspected Out-No. 1 durum wheat, g.
No. durun wheat. 81 No. 4 hard wheat. q
No. 1 northern wheat, 2o7; No. 2 northern
wheat I; No. wheat, 2; rejected wheat, g.;
no grade wheat, l; no grade. winter wheat. i;
No. corn, 3; No. 3 white oats, It; No. 4
white oats, 8; No. oats, 4; No. barley, 4 ;
NO rye, l. No northwestern flax 6.
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MONEY, REPORTS

BERLIN, May s.-Exchange on London, 20
marks 52R pigs for checks. Discount rates:
Short sfs bills, az per cent; three months bills,
PARIS, May s.-Three per cent rentes, sef
PFC for the account. Exchange on London, EST
1Se for checks. e.. ee..--~ ~ -:
MINNEArOL1s,> May s..-Bank clearings to-
day, So, 1913, 71e. 80; New York exchange. selling
rate; 6oc1 premium; buying rate, soc premium
buying rate, 1oc premium; London 6o-day. sight
documentary exchange. s4.s1B. Local money,
o1@M6 per cent for selected paper. - -"
81 ,339, lie. S. j.. :. ..-i,-,. : = -.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, May s.-close: Wheat.
higher; No. 2 red cash elevator, ss@92c;
track, 92@93c; May, soAc; July, 77ssc; No. z
hard, S2@S5c. Corn, higher No. 2 cash. nom
inal; track 49A al49%c; May 46Nc July 44%c.
Oats, firm; No. 2 cash, 32hc; track, 33c; May,
o213c; July, BIC; No. white, 34h a Soc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-08

81 Mrs. GhugWater---Jo siah, what is a
pronunciamento9 81 &
Mr.. GhugWater-- Pronouncing amen
to anything you want to endorse. Il I
should think you could tell that by. look
ing at the word itself. is q B
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-08
.i0RE HOGS COME
YET PRICES RISE
QUALITY FAIR AND DEMAND rs
MUCH BETTER TODAY. i

Enough Cattle In, but Not Enough
Choice Killers to Meet Butcher De-
mand-veal Calves Dull and Csc Low
er for the Day-Stockers and Feed
ers Good Sellers at Stronger Prices.
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RECEIPTS AND sHIPMENrs.

FECE!PIs AND sH1PMENTS. NAY I.
Received-Wheat, SO cars, e1.1so blu; corn,
$3.50 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; barley, $3.50 bu;
rye: 1900 bu; fax, 7s840 bu; -four $50 brls
millstuffs, l57 tons; hay, ITO tons; CARROTS 150
o- SShipped-Whe a IT, 40 ears, 10000 hu corn,
1s4s0 bu; -four, 4347s brls; millstuffs. :: 1 1856
tons; hay. 10 tons; nnseed oil. 4S9, 43O lbs;
Oil cake, AS, 80 lbs; CARROTS, 461 -:
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS,
May s.-Rye, May, 5s@6oc: July: $50 eOc
Flax, cash, northwestern, $1.13M: southwestern,
$l.o7k; May, Silly. Timothy September.
$38o Clover, cash. $11.25, Barley, cash, 3s15
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Total sales, 1857. 800 shares. :

High and Low--Western Union. ss2. a11A.
s Iexas, 81 30N; North American. ;s7 90;
500 nne l59. 147: 500 line preferred, III, 100:
Money closed at 2 per cent; last sloan. ~
per cent high, ~ per cent; low, 2sl per cent:
ruin crate, per. cent ~ i :, S..>:S1'
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Worlds visible: Wheat east of the Rockies,
decreased f3,5e2,000 bu; Europe. decreased
3 goo bu; corn, decreased sss. 900 bu: oats.
decreased 2,482,000 bu.
Bache says '.The further course of prices
depends upon technical conditions -
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WINNIPEG GRAIN, May s.-May opened at
7s3sc. closed at 7sMc: July. 7oMc slosed so1kc;
October. 76Ac.. closed 1890 Cash ,close: No.
L northern. 1875; No. 2 northern. 77c No
northern: 76e: No 2 white oats ss1sc; No. s
barley. 42c: No. fax. s11O. Receipts wheat
for day: 20s cars; last year, 80; week, $685. last
year. Sill. =. - -
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, May s-wheat, spot
es 7Ad; September, IS esd. Corn. spot frm;
American mixed new. 4s 3D.; American, old,
IS e1ad Futures steady; May, As 51Ad;, July,
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS. MAY T..
Milwaukee, 16 cars; Omaha. s: Great North
ern a. Northern Pacific, 9; Chicago, Burling-
Island & Pacific, 4 -:-'' -.