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MISCELLANEOUS SALE.

FOR SALE-NEW STANDARD SEWING MA
chime. Address y. S. NJ Herald Office. de4-6t
KINDLING WOOD FOR SALE: g PER LOAD,
suitable for any WUpCse H. L. COfLANB, -
LinWoOd place sw. Phone N 58l dc3-jt
FOR SALE-NO 2 SMITH PREMIER TYPE
writer. in absolutely perfect condition; $50 cash
Address BOX l53, Herald Office. de2-3t
FOR SALE-50o NEW AND SECONDHAND
heating and Cooking stoves. q every description
from 8 up. Wo invite your inspection. SNIfZER
x La PORTE. I3l ith st. NV. Phone II I02
FOR SALE
Three Upright Pianos.
$500 Stief used $50
500 Steinway used 80
Si50 hnaOe fused 70
CHAS. II STIEfF.
81 uth g. nv.
J. C. CONLIFF. Manager. de2-d
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TABLE BOARpERS WANTED.

l0l5 18th ST NW.-EXCELLENr TABLE
board alsO few choice rooms en- suite or single
dei6t
WANTED - TABLE BOARDERS; BEST OF
everything; terms moderate; early breakfast, 1910
Oh ael-A
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CLEANING AND DYEING,

sqIfs DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED, 5oc-
I, f415Sl lVc; oyeIcoats 40c; Skirts &c, and ura
Main l4s9 '' NS ~ ~'0. oe .5SliS 5S.
PHILIP LEDERER. l2n H sT. NE. PHONE
last l9S Satisfactory work guaranteed our
Phone US - W. r-.fo So.s'
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-FIsAT OF SUNNY ROOMS. WITH
hot-Water heating plant balance of December free
S2i58. GO 10Th s. ue. de43t
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STORAGE

VIZ STORE FOR Is CENTS A LOAD. MOVING
OF al klnqs4 I; > STORAGE CO, 4ls-2022 Tenth
- 1--we ENlDe n 3Z-s. uO92-39t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PENSION VOUCHERS EXECUTED AT 61l 9TH
ST. NV. 18th and F.; 2 expert notaries: mis-
takes open nights, Opposite pension agency Postal
OF telephone BLACKSTONE dee3t
FOREST TAR DROPS CURE THROAT TROU-
bles bronchitis asthma. ask druggist del-s NV
WE WILL KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
well dressed FOR sL0 . week. Look for KANDEL
l522 Tth s.. NV. nol5-lm
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
youE cid worn carpets. Drop postal or phone
main l35. WASHINGTON HUG Co Factory
asl 5th St. NV.
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.ISAW YOUR I'D IN THE HERALD
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DENTISTRY.

DR.. D. HARRY MORAN,
Washngton's Expert Dental Specialist does all
Dental Work Tor credit. 659 st. NV. cor. .th
oc2e-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING.
no PAM look, feel, act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal painless
hiliDg Dr. ]. l. WILSON. LIS st. NV. ocS-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

EXPERT STENOGRAPHIC WORK AT THE
most approved prices; Remington typewriting
done. STENOGRAPHIC, lil5 K. l. ave- no29-lW
WANTED-CAPUZAYA STOCK; GIVE AMOUNT
and price. Address CAPUZAYA, Herald Office.
WANTED-T0 BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling, Why not drop postal TO an old re-
liable nTmf MARKS CO.. Soi 7th. opposite Saks
phone main 1868 noI5-d
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets, Office and store fixtures Of all kinds Fur
nituTe stored. packed. aEd shipped Address BAUM
sl2 Pa. ave. NV. Phone main 1854.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST FEW MORE HOME-RAIsED CANARIEs
left; VIII sell at 81 each. And now is the time TO
plant bulbs such as Chinese lilies hyacinths tu-
lips. DC Have also new lot Of eollies black and
tans japanese Pugs bull terriers fox terriers also
me Dllhnches, hartz csnsres, parrots goldfish dc
SCHMIDS Bird STORE. ~ i2th ST NV. ne2s-tf
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NOW OPEN
THE CAIRO.

Further extensive Improvements have been
made during the past summer, making the Cairo
apartments absolutely the finest "a Washington
Inspect Ulr apartments oi iron One room and
bath up. furnished or uuiuruished Finest public
dlnins room Ia the city. Hotel serice
no'-lmO WILLIAM CATO. Manager.
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eli More for Your Money than Cent Word Ad Which ead All Virginia
sHoE REPAIRINc.


900. TT. l-F-SDIE MEN = SHOES la
dies GOO, children. 40c. every pair
s.Wrd, 40 r1ueak. no nails: no pegs:
Rock oak soies DREW ELECTRIC
~Ii't FACTORY. -i6 T. Main Street
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HEART
Of RICH COUNTRY

~ - iisO ~ US IlNii
1,on -
Ill Ultu pnlIMTOV
II nllf0 btgliN
- CIV -
'.'tt.Hi'I 81. m First Pagc-)
t-
n.s a., has t.-. t ,l-. s,.' lives IN
rt t N'''iS'''i-
90. ''-''" sol Z or et
-.. ..' t.e lir0' Judge or
t. h.-..- t.- N'''-''" is located
"'''
TO afterwards becams
r.. T. hrec6inridge. was
,.. i"h.
} 80 .- became the VIE
n.'i'"-
BEST NOT Under Ground
TIE dozen names p ,.-.a -,,.,.t~,,.,,, lily
/ serve % give am tloa or he htgb cbar-
+ actcr az fhc.s Will, e.-.. .t. t,,,,,-.1.,
/ portion OF Pin. -tt.-.-stt- 30 .t.-,
FOR nearly every naue ro,-e -e,siIs;
is family name f- aftr.lo, 4o-da,
T Ana after sa......- +,... ~ .ous5
7 Tar sons OF Tho Southwest. Win their
4i' "orls ana ko"i manners. was
,,-l ''e oosl or them We're not
r-S mas t'r generations
"i ''7 '.i'-l' .nd 't.inemen--
"' very -'t-e colleges r Young W.
".'' mere 'ind lnef. ls also
az d" l't ''N7 IN Abingdon thar
mas turned oNt some fine men.
~, '.' t''e-oihf may ne looked upon
'- '' .i. nature OF an introduce
.l' '-- 10 rem l"e uHth inere IS not
EiVtt deal '' sa} about Abingdon ~
an iiANs lIlal centre or Importance There
~ to"' country around 80. the graz
B inE lands OF Washington are noted every
( where as producers n fine cattle and
n''S-s' ana to the south IS n sp.enildiy
'".'s.'" country. ".aca The virginia
n'io D't'i.nt 'rA'' whose Northern ter
'.'.'''' t'|lit-'t'flI. mas prii- tftLrQ Tor n
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GUARANTEED.

Patents secured or Zee returned
Send model cr sketch for free 0pfrfor
as to rlftntahNty Send for Illustrated
Guia. Book Contains 100 mechanical
movements ana LIST or NVENTIONS
WANTED TELLS HOW TO OBTAIN
AND SELL PATENTS Fun narticuIars
az sew TRADE-NAR Law. CORY
RIGHTS etc Patents secured through
ua advertised free ln Worlds Progrcss-
sample copy free.
EVENS. WILKSEN e CO..
Res Patent Attorneys. n5 r Street
Washington. 3D. g..
Room is, Chamber Of Commerce BUILDING
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SAVE MONEY.

b ltoF NATIONAL. BANK. RICHMOND.
IA. Isl tho rl Co 20 deposit your money.
lnty Wiz take care or 20 Tor YOU and
return tne principal on demand and
NF agreement wl. pay interest on IL III
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cree
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mt 70
7e' oo o7ly mailed order
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e
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CIT 500 n.-nation poisies eoEe ..i'..
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..rts,.. .s..s a. .--. 60 M.
serr r-.e sa el r .', ., f. . ss ana
ia,.ty1e ghfrfe,,,, S.f' er AaGsess M y,
r.-f.e-, ,- ~ ~, t-ts-, ~
wears
AGENTS C% SALARY OR COMMITS
sion fhe .--..f.s- -s-.-ts- s.l..- -...
rr.lu..l. ..er. ,.~.- ~ -a-, ard .,l-
D-e. o-e p-' oe"'
81. u Six Ja,s .r.-he- g. ir 49,,
hours NO<For MIG 80 \ 70 II
Crosse Wis
Nt ~. ., IT, ; ELK ... 90, = liiNIIH yIhRA-
digest .or f.-4fr.4s. -.~i.a s. ... a,,t..ir
s.ne- -iA.-.f r,-~.ssi.-, ,--..s 49,,
Vr... -~,,--,t.. e...--a So. - ~
49, 80 ~ ~
coon paw c,~-1AsSD-c SOP r,tfr
t.- o1..a q. ,. g.,- " .n .. Mop .
t-..s,- sc.tt..r 4 ~ -
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AGENTS g.. MONTHLY KEW PAT
ert-i rtr..ss clothes Inc d.nne,i m
limited =. sold fr -t~aa d-,-s ~ 0-.a
aren't .a-..f.. 49,. s. 81. f.C,,St4f-t-
C c,-'t.'.., XXI. ''' ''-'7'l ~
AGENTS WANTED To- SELL THE
new perfumed starch. must oe able 10
thcroDsh4y canvass CITY. sole territory
granted sight party. DOOR STARCH
CO.. IS Broad Stree New York
BRAND NEw NECESSITY. SELLS ON
stsl- agents Fortune. COLONIAL
fA' iRh4. N-ltSNtl.-. y. Y.
.,.-
- -'4i-0 ''i' al ii-isNlANtNI t-l-
g. '-' 7+.l'.ie -i'~l'.tt 10 Wa tl, Ott-
u, - yi 1C4v agency write PEG OF
-'i---~-' 1851 --''- conn
,r,..-r-r-. .---,- ,,--- -
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Z 90" t.-'.N ""f gig Hlr" anu Wp-
" '--"HV o. ~ re lIHiilr ulalely
lor tee ra-fi. -lars HALASEA Co.
W p AIN MADE $-N5 IN FOt X
weeks selling our staple article 70
homes and business places. an absolute
necessity. greatest proposition ever
g,...,, ~Se,'s address AMERICAN
Newark. y. j.
W AN IED-Io PAY 400 TO S2po A
year go men % represent as in cities.
towns and villages. YOU don't carry
samples. make sales or collections. but
manufactures for matter Of their
interests, experience helpful. bat not
necessary. no capital needed, We pay
every Thursday, advance SIS expense
money eacu week. o-r complete inStruc-
bilious and determined 70 succeed. you
secure from the STARE $500 o. 5000 d
year. later on 500 To- 500 II. O.
49, -, ~, "a , Ia, ',-,' o.-'--
WE ARB THE LARGEST MANUFAC-
turcrs IN our line the der1-rd fos our
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ANTIQUES.

LARGEST COLLECTION OF ANOMALIES
prices RIGGs No 5i5 East Main 81
DYEING AND CLEANING.
JOHN Ia TOUCHE. CLEANING. DYE
Ing. securing. pressing. Is East Main
WANTED.
----------------,-----------,.-------,
WANTED. PEOPLE TO GROW Gin
seng. We want few peorI. who have
garden TO raise some Ginseng f1r us.
We contract TO take tie entire crop az
s. per pound. and supply seeds aud
roots for planting az cost. with fuu OLE
recuons for cultivation Any ONE can
do Il and grow hundreds of dollars
worth In garden. Requires litfle ground.
Special Inducements to first l0t planted
in each town Now IS lst tho time f7r
planting Ask for particulars 40 once.
Address +. p MILLS BOX $50 Rose
iii. New York.
WANTED-TO GIVE INFORNIATION:
carload or "Anderson' Carriages. sur
reys and Rurah,lts just unioode9
beautiful SAMPLES on our foor ". *.
BACHE & SONS. 1908 East Main
WANTED MAHOGANY DRESSING
table. an antique in good condition or
needing repairs those not antique but
OF good strle also considered. Address
r rs care rnis office. citv.
WANTED rRsT-CI.ASe COLLECTOR
ore thorouehly Acquainted with Rich
rnoud and can give frst-olass reference
and bond Address B i36 care Times
Dispatch.
wANrED-To CORRESPOND wrru
real estate agent making q speciality OF
Colonial and country homes and farms.
Address COUNTRY. Keswick. Abe
marie county. Va.
WANTED NAME AND ADDRESS on
sufferers from rhcu m0tism. sure cure.
not cost So mo drugs. no llnimeuts Tor
explanation address IT e.. care this office
WANTED 4 THOROUGHLY COM
petent young lady teacher piano nu-
l'ls. az their homes 81 preferred H. d..
X This office
WANTED SMALL FARM. IMPROVED.
market Address r. PIG BOllngbrook
street. Petersburg va
WANTED. ONE HUNDRED MEN rArIr
day % have their hair cut fo~ s.. 4f
4i2 West Broad
IT'S A FINE HABIT AND A HEALTHY
one-eatins KAEAIPF'S Candy
DENTISTRY.
SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. OrPO-
site the pOstofh ~. Phone 3g6 ENaml-
nations and estimates free.
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HOUSE WANTED.

WANTED no ErY DIRECT FROM
owner centrally located dwelling. not
lass Tran sirh. rooms. poo agents need
answer Address b. l05 East Mar
shall.
GAINESVILLE IS NOT D DRY TOWN.
ALL ABOARD NEXT TRAIN FOR
C1arksyfnr with your orders for
whiskies OF am ilinds TWO-YEAR-OLD
CORN WHiSKEY. SIS AND JUG;
EIGHT-YEAR-OLp CCKN WHISKEY.
FROM 8 Oh To $500 PER GAITO%.
W.. IT Gooeh is no longer in tire wh Fcey
business as the Mann law broke him.
20 no an orders 20 THE CLAKS-
VILE WHfSKEY HOUSE. CLARK sville,
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FLOOR STAINS.

WI SELL FLOOR STAINS PEERLESS.
Jar-a-l-ac and other brands Phone
81 'nze. ctr VAUGHAN - formerly t.g
East Broad. now located D.. esq Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09

YOUR DOCTOR WILL TELL No. ID
disiufect your premises this damp
surinkling lime is what is used. We sell
10 hy peck or ton. Phone lei Use 70
freely an Over premises VAUGHAN =.
Broad Street
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GAINESVILLE IS NOT 4 DRY TOWN
SPECIAL NOTICE.

YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS THIS Is
q chance 9" earn money while learn
ins, 80 Co Sc per week. much more
shortly, clean and pleasant work
WHIfLOfk BRANCH AMERICAN
CIGAR CO. TWcnty-third and Carv
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only large. cheap and best Sign Paiot-
ers. All work guaranteed Is south
Eighth Street. Phone 1916. Richmond
Va.
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MACHINERY

IN SECOND-HAN-D ~
giues. Boilers, etc. rebuilt as FOOD es
new. c, y. FORD CO. Trigg shipyard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09

THE NAME -S At-E r.
stands for Pure Tiarari-g ENtrarfs
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DON'T BURY YOUR MONEY N a SOCK
or hide 70 under the floor. You are apt
20 stay awake thinking al bout burglars.
deposit Il IN TIE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK, Richmond, Va. and 90 10 sleep
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WANTED Statesmen FOR THOMP-
sons Covering Body White Lead. gets
repeat orders and holds them MERCK
WHITE LEAD co. s.. Louis Mo
WANTED-IF YOU WILL DISTRIBUTE
auu-cigarette. 8 and expenses day.
write ua quick STAR SERVICE Co.
Dallas, Texas.
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1oo PAIR CHTLDRENs school. SHOES
az 500 Per pair Tor bows and girls.
81 ro-" pair Lavender. PINK and Blue
slippers ~ 500 pair. ALBERT STEIN.
corner Fifth and Broad. wrong side
street
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BRACES


GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED.
Mr. @ 7. HILL. j. East Main Street.
the inventor and maker OF the only dee
tachable braces for ankle. knee. hip q ia
deformities Of the lower limbs for child
or adult. having returned from his sum-
mcr vacation. Isl now ready TO take ore
ders. consultation and advice free Pie
invites Investigation Of the merits ard
advantages OF his wonderful invention.
which f. combination OF simplicity.
light gilt. strength. comfort. conveu-
any kind Of shoe and can be changed
from one shoe 10 another by the wear
or ia n minute. You put the shoe on tls
foot and then attach the brace IL is
not riyctcd - the shank OF the shoe
and cannot chafe the ankle joint
TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES.
BEST TYPEWRITER PAPER. RIB-
bOns. carbon paper. brushes, on ora sons
pencils. note books. COPY holders etc st
lowest prices. THE TYPEWRTTFR FN-
CHANGE No co East Main Street
NIGHT SCHOOL.
FIT YOURSELF FOR a BETTER POSI-
ton by attending our might school.
bookkeeping. shorthand. typewrItinK.
arithmetic. grammar. spelling and peu-
manship thoroughly taught. Tuition
fees reasonable and when desired NAV
be paid monthly Classes begin Monday
night September 18th Catalogue. CIV
ing fuN particulars free.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Phone 194I. 10 East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09

CAN FURNISH
Npu with laborcrs or amy kind OF mon
ot short notice. Poles. SLAVE Huns.
Italians. Lithunians. etc BOSTON
SHIPPING CO. rs Norfolk Street. New
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-05
STOCK PRICES SAG
IN Dull MARKET
MANY QUOTATIONS UNCHANGED
AT WALL STREET OPENING. !.
stringency In Money Market Restricted
Speculative Operations Coal Stocks
Generally Open Lower Except Read
ing Analgamated Copper and
Smelling Show an Advance.

New York, April 5.--The opening movement
today In the prices Of stocks showed no we'll
dehned tendency Small gains and losses were
about equally divided and many stocks opened
at prices unchanged from last night. Reading
advanced V, but the other coalers were lower.
There was rise of v in Northern Pacific, of
In lnterna tional Pump and of az In New York
Dock. ~,
Large operations were confined to half dozen
stocks IN which there was, enough professional
that usually moved along conservative lines were
comparat lively dull, but displayed increasing
hrmness The important advances reached d
point IN st. Paul, Amalgamated Copper, Lead
and Smelling, 1h in Consolidated Gas, 21a In
Delaware 4 Hudson and Northern Pacific and q
ferred opened points lower and Cleveland
l.ora1n 4 Wheeling I. Chicago Union Traction
preferred fell 1N. Wells Fargo Express sold at
an advance of 13%.
The continued stringency in the money mar.
ket restricted speculative operations. and prices
the general trend were Chicago & Alton which
rose 3h. American Mailing preferred trust re-
ceipts N and Baltimore & Ohio /. New Jersey
Telephone declined SN, Corn Products Refining
~ and Denver & Rio Grande and Minnea polls,
St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie preferred l. Bonds
were steady at noon.
The repressive influence on tight money seemed
to affect bulls and bears alike as the market
was practically stagnant. After a desultory
DRIFT downward in which no serious losses were
scored, prices turned upwards with some increase
In business on the rise | - <ttE $685.
Stocks went lower as money rates went
higher, but there was no urgency in the selling
after prices got down to around yesterday Is
closing United States Rubber and Hide &
Leather preferred lost point
Stock Quotati lions reported for The Journal by
Watson & Co., brokers, Chamber OF Commerce,
Minneapolis Closing prices are bid
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-05
CHICAGO GRAIN
FAVORABLE WEATHER HERE AND LIvEE
POOL DECLINE CAUSE LOWER PRICES.

Chicago, April 5.-The wheat market to-day
was easy, after an upturn which occurred short
" after the opening: Pit traders were the best
buyers in the first few minutes of trading, but
later there was considerable selling by COM
mission houses. Favorable weather In the United
States and decline. at Liverpool in the face
of an advance on the local board yesterday
were factors for lower prices. May wheat
opened 1sc to Y @ssc lower, at 7s1h @7sAc, ad-
neapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
Of SOs cars, against 800 cars last week and
239 cars q year ago.
The market became weak about the middle OF
the session because Of the Ohio state report
which reported considerable improvement in the
condition of the crop in that state. The low
point for May was reached at 77Ltt@77Mc. The
close weak with May, down Is @%c at
77Ac.
s2Gs4c; No: Z hard, 7s@s1c; No. hard, 100
7I@sOc; No. 8 spring, 74@SOc.
= close: Wheat, May, 77Ac; July 77Ac.
tl The corn market was easier, chiefly because
Of profit taking. The May option was shade
to Ac lower, at 44Nc to AN @45c, advanced
to- 4oAc and declined to 45c. Local receipts
Prices remaines steady during the remainde,
Of the day, the close was steady, May up Ae
at 451sc. .-s.s.ys.S l.
Cash corn. No. 2, 44h@ANc;. No. 8, 4a1a q
43Nc. Oats. No. 2. 30Ac: No. s. DOC.
Close: Corn. May, 45hc; July, 45Ac; May
31A @s1ssc; July, 295s @29%c. @s- Z
The oats market was strong at the opening
but later eased of in sympathy with wheat
May opened hc lower to a shade higher, al
to BIS @31Ac. Local receipts were 223 cars.
he following was the range of prices:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-05
MINING AND CURB STOCKS
Special to The Journal.

Boston, APRIL 5;-Ihe copper share market
Trinity advanced 12h on manipulation: Butte
Coalition. declined to 36A on selling by New
March. segregated $4,000, 900 pounds, Of which
10: 800, 600 was turned out at the Washoe, and
Z, 100000 at the Boston Montana. Amalga-
mated directors will meet April 10 to act on the
of an Increase Of I per cent cannot be confirmed.
E Boston quota lions att p.m.: Adventure, ~
Alloqez, q; American Zinc. 11H Arcadian, 41x
Boston Consolidated. 2sA; Bingham, 40A
BONANZA, 65 bid; Black Mountain, 121a bid;
Butte Express, 4 bid Butte & London, 2es bid
Butte Goa ftton, 81 bid; Calumet Hecla, 705
y 3D. 81
asked; Calumet & Pittsburg, "a bid; Copper
Queen, IN asked; Cumberland Ely, 8 bid; Do
minion. Iron Steel, 81; DAILY West, Il bid
penn- Arizona, 10y East Butte, 13h bid; Elm
Gaana1uato, 8; Green Consolidated, 81 Il; lei e
vetia 8 bid; Isle Royale, 49, Junction 24H
bid; Keweenaw, 1914 bid; T.. s. & p, 40 u bid
Mass,ssssA bid Maydower, So bid; Michigan, IA
Mohawk, 81 Y bid; Montana Coal 4 Coke, 3M
nevada, n ~ bid; North Butte, s41a;sold Colo
Parrot. se11a Phoenix. bid; Pittsburg Du
| luth 20 bid; Quincy, %; Rhode Island. 81 bid
Raven, 81 bid: Santa Fe, 1A; Shannon. IN
Shoe Machine. 64A bid; Shoe Machine preferred
32A bid; Swift. 1O6N: Tamarack. Ill asked
T IS l2 Tennsssse e Did, Trinity
tered es bid; Utah. e4is; United Land ~
United Fruit, 1OSs bid: United States Mining
S61A United States Mining preferred. 46; Utah
Nevada, " bid; Victoria, S1a bid: Wsshiugton
II u bid; Winona, shk e Wolverine 1885, Wyandot
| IN; Warren Development Company, 16 asked.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-05
MONEY REPORTS

LONDON, April; 5-The rate Of discount of
the Bank Of England was reduced today from 4
to 3@ per cent
The weekly statement Of the Bank of England
shows the following changes: Total reserve de-
creased 1850 600; circula ton increased s. 6s1,-
600; bullion decreased E1,274,4O9; other securi-
ties decreased E3,201. OOO other deposits de-
G3,672, 900; notes reserve decreased G1,9O3, 900;
government securities decreased $4,000. 81. ~
ties this week is 45.2s per cent compared With
IS. II per cent last week. -
BERLIN, April 6-Exchange on London, 20
marks 45h pigs for checks Discount rates,
short bills 81 per cent; three months bills,
: z April 5.-rne Bank of Bengal
has reduced its rate Of discount from to 6
per cent.
PARIS, April .5.-Three per cent rentes ssf
1Oc for the account; exchange on London 25f
of sees ne ha of the
Notes in circulation increased 121 eco 900 francs
treasury deposits decreased 61,525 900; general
deposits decreased Sc, 175, 600. Gold in hand de-
creased 2. 175, O00; silver In hand increased 49,
900; bills discounted increased 3O,375 900; ad.
vances increased d, 100, GOO
NEW YORK, April 5.-High rates for call
money on the stock exchange continued today.
Opening at 10 per cent money receded to 81
but quickly advanced again and before after
noon several loans were made as high as 15
| :: There was a furry in the rate for call money
! on the stock market again today. At 2:45 pm.
| call money was quoted at 80 per cent.
| ST. PAUL, April Blank clearings today
$1,1s9, 4s4. 3d. for the week Sc, ,s9s.51; same
week last year, SOL O7 ,s49. 80.
| : M1NNEAPoLIS, April Bank clearings to
corresponding week, SIS, 422, 1926; New Yorl
| exchange, selling rate, 3oc premium; buying
rate, par; Chicago exchange; selling rate 20t
premium; buying rate 1oc discount; Londor
Local money firm, with demand good and rates
unchanged at 5000 per cent for selected paper
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-05
PUTS AND CALLS.
2 pm. report: p.
Puts-May wheat, 1880.
Calls-May wheat, 7612@76%c. !.
Curb-May wheat. 76Ac.
STATE eRA1N INSPECTION.

Inspected In-wheat-Cars-Great Northern
No. hard, 10; No. northern, a: No. 2 north
ern. 35; No. 8. II; No: 4, 8; rejected, 6.
Milwaukee - No. i northern, g.; No. 2 north
ern, 10; No. 3, IL; No 4, /: rejected. 3.
. Minneapolis & st. Loufs-No. 1 northern, l.;
No. 2 northern, 2; No. 4, 8.
500 Line-No. hard, IL; No. northern. Il;
No. 2 northern. "a; No. 8, Z; No. 4, g; rejected,
I. n 81 $50. -4.& - 5fE& -
Northern Pacihc-No 1 hard, 5; No. 1 north
ern g.; No. northern. 8; No 8, 8;SNo. 4. y;
rejected, 3. ,5s5
/ Omaha-No. 4. 2.
Minnesota Transfer-No. / northern, z; No. 2
northern, l: rejected, 1; no grade, 1.
Total-No. i hard IS; No. l northern. "a;
No. 2 northern 80: No. 8, 33; No.. 4, 49,: re-
Jected, IA: no grade, /.
Other Grains-No. durum wheat, 8: No. 2
durum wheat. q: No. durum wheat. 2: re-
jected winter wheat 8; mixed wheat, 1: No.
yellow corn, 1; No. white corn. L; No. corn,
8; no grade corn, 1; No. white oats, Z; No.
white oats, 10; No. 8 oats. 8; No 2 rye, 1; No.
3 rye, 3; no grade rye. !; No. barley, 8; No.
/ feed barley, Z; No feed barley, 8; no grade
feed barley, 1; No. northwestern fax, 2; No.
l dax, IL: rejected fax, 3.
Cars Inspected out-No; durum wheat, |;
No. I hard wheat "A; No: ! northern wheat
81; No. 2 northern wheat, q; No. wheat. 4
No. wheat. 1; rejected wheat, g.: no grade
| wheat, l.: No. yellow corn. g.: No corn, s.
| No. corn. g; no grade corn, 6; No: white
oats 2; No 3 white oats. "a; No. white oats
| /; No 3 oats, II; No. / feed barley. g.; No. /:
| rye, 2: No flax. 10.