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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-12
Corn shade easier for July and September
IN fira rroa thor Not much doing I'm May.

Corn a shade easier for July and September
on fine weather. Not much doing in May.
Weather Map-Canadian northwest, tempera-
lures 3S to 56; partly cloudy. Northwest. tenn
peratures, 81 to &C.; partly cloudy. West. tenn
peratures, go to 66; partly. cloudy. Southwest,
temperatures 6S to 65; partly cloudy. Ohio val
ley temperature SO to GO; partly cloudy.
The Southwest Wea ther-Fort Scott. Kan,
cloudy, high winds; TO- Wichita, cloudy, windy;
looks like rain. Atchison, clear, high winds.
Liverpool close: Wheat unchanged to sd
higher; corn. "a higher.
Liverpool cabled: Wheat and corn affected by
advices from America. ClearAnces Of corn from
America are too small to allow Of much de-
cline.
Chicago to Watson-The local trade still Is
bullish on wheat and when offerings cease they
bid 1t up The predictions Of showers for win
ter wheat states is checking some of them up on
| the dry weather talk.
Foreigners sold wheat In Chicago this morning,
| both for July and September deliveries.
| Provisions frmer on light scattered buying.
! Patten selling July wheat; sold about hall
! a million bushels.
piper, from New York-Quiet market, with
professionals in room uncertain. Would like .te
/ work for reaction, but afraid after experience
of past two days.
| have also been reduced, The advance In May
| since last December when sales were at 1850
4 The highest point ,on the crop was 34Ac, made
/ last July.
Minneapolis stocks decrease 275.ooo Blu for on,
| day this week.
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LITTLE CHANGE
IN WALL ! STREET
OPENING PRICES ON SAME LEVEL
AS.LAST NIGHTS CLOSING.
During the First Hour the Market Is
Irregular. but Stocks Vary Little
/ Later the Gould Properties Show
Strength, but the Advance Is Offset
by a Decline Of Other Favorites.

New York, May 12.-Prices Of stocks changed
but little from yesterdays last quotations in
the opening dealings today. Small gains and
losses were quite evenly divided. A rise in
Great Northern preferred Of III and in Illinois
Central and Ice Of LII were the only changes
Of any note.
A close analysis Of the first hours business
showed little advantage to either speculative
factions, the market becoming even more irregu-
lar than ut the opening. Amalgama ted Copper,
Union Pacific, and Reading showed alternate
periods of flrmness and heaviness, which. how
ever, did not carry them far away from yes
terday's closing
Missouri Pacific was notably. firm and went
up Tx with sympathetic effect on the other
Gould properties International Paper preferred
also moved UP IN, and Locomotive, Atlantic
Coast line and Wabash preferred l. International
Pump yielded /.
Advances Of point in Amalgamated Copper
and Of 13s to LIZ III Mexican stocks and some
of the Gould group were Offset by declines OF
to IN in Union Pacific, St. Paul, Canadian
Pacific, Great Northern preferred, Reading,
National Lead and Smelling, In Northwestern
and Northern Pacific, LIZ In Chicago Union Trac-
ton, AZ in the preferred and 8 In United Rail-
way Investment.
Realizing on the favorable bank statement
caused general recession Of prices. There were
a few small rallies, but the closing was sener-
ally easy. n
Stock quotations reported for The Journal by
Watson Il Co.. brokers', Chamber of Commerce,
minneapolis. Closing prices are bid
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Hog prices DC higher. Receipts of good size
week ago prices ioc to 15c higher. Prices range,
$500 to $640; bulk 1928 to $3.50. Light, com
mon to fair Sc 10 ito 20; good to choice, 80
@es5; good to choice, $3.50 to $40. Rough
sows. $3.50 to 1918.
Hogs-72. $50 lbs, se.4o; u. 2s1 lbs. $s.4o;
s5, 262 lbs, $3.50; 70, 214 lbs s6S5; So, 211 lbs,
$685. 60. 226 lbs, sS.35; II, 1872 lbs. SCI II,
2s7 lbs, Sc; 30: SO, 254 lbs. $3.50; 70, IA lbs,
324 lbs, se.s7d; 10, go lbs ss25; ~, ESQ lbs, lbs,
: Pigs, Rsughs and Lgnderweights-l, $40 lbs.
Stays and Boais.i, $50 lbs, s4.7b; i. 500 lbs,
rocd TILE + ssa Light tGasy Two
selling at $685. Prices for beef steady. Stock
M ers and feeders steady with the weeks range.
s e cown steedv
pt sna hssFs Sc u.s. r. s5aS sib e..
G enttsss and Ba,i Genner s21o 10 is lbs
stss5 ssa 5RssS;ns stfsfi p iss
i s.. Sass 9s Is ss b ssSs s. sas ei Is, sds
StS 'sl Ssys shd as &! 800 lbs 49,
Ste Stick k and Feeding Bulls s45 lbs, So;
a e1T s Sssw s so ss cow calf ss4
sHEEP-Sheep and lamb prices steady with tn,
weeks advance of 25c. Demand strong. Moth
ing scheduled to arrive today Feed lot slut
| weighted up.
| killing Sheep and Lambs-614 shorn lambs
| 96 lbs. SIS.
| Among the shippers on the market were: II
Haasken. Cologne: a. j. schilling. Delano: C
Youngreen, Northcote: T. Dnpagan. Hudson
| Wis; Nolan & r. Glendale; First State bank
Stewartyille; ]. Kilroy, Cannon Falls c. o
Gown, Menomonie City, Wis; W. r. sherburne
Rusk Wis; J. e. Tierney, Garden City; Sib
| ley County bank, Henderson; H. A. Anderson
| New Richland.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
PREDICTION OF SHOWERS WEAKENs THE
WHEAT MARKET-CoRN OPENS STEADY.

Chicago May 13.-The wheat market became
weak today shortly after the opening. The chief
causes of the decline were the prediction Of
showers in Kansas and Nebraska and profit
taking by local longs. Commission. houses were
the chief buyers. Trading very active. July
opened Ne lower to 1sc higher at 81 20 @S1Bc.
and sold down to s1bc.. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 154 cars against
1913 last week and SO one year ago.
The market Yves s, weak all day. The. low point
soHc, 4 decline Of &c for the day. :.
$4,000; No. 2 hard ss@sec; No. hard, 1870
ssci No. northern. s5@sec; No northern,
s4@s5c; No. s spring, s0@sSc.
Close: Wheat, May. ,s8c; July, s0Bc:
The corn market opened steady. on light re
ceipts, but later eased of somewhat profit
taking Good weather for the movement Of the
crop was the main cause Of the weakness. July
opened Unchanged. to Ms higher at y4eh @4e%e
were 66 cars, with 16 OF contract grade.
Corn was weak until the end Of the session.
The low point, which was also the close, was
1880, decline Of sc for the day.
Cash corn, No. q, 4e@49Ac; No. 3, 4S1ac.
Close Corn, May, 4s1sc: July, 1870.
f. A prominent commission house was an active
bidder for July and September oats, and because
Of this prices held steady. Offerings were light
July opened unchanged to Bc higher at 31M q
31Kc, and for time held at these figures
Local receipts were 80 cars.
Cash oats, No. 2, 32@32Mc; No. 8, 81%c.
Close: Oats May, 32bc; July, 81 &c.
The following was the range of prices:
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

Poehler says: There has been some new
buying of wheat on the less favorable outlook
of the winter wheat crop. but the main buying
has been by heavy shorts In both May and July,
principally the latter. Further advance in May
is most likely In which case July will follow
moderately, while September will rule compare
lively slow"
G. q. Lewis from Chicago: Seventy one thou
sand bu No. corn in Armour elevators just
posted as out of condition
Helmholz selling September oats, supposed to
be for Cudahy. Buckley buying July and sell
ing September for Peavey. Some buying July
cats, looks like Cummings. Trade in May very
quiet.
4 Christopher Of Kansas City had wire from
Oklahoma City at noon. saying raining in north
ern Oklahoma, and looked general.
New York to Whallon: Very good bank
statement. 81
Lake and jackson Brothers selling July wheat.
Gntes bought Copper aud Jake Field sold.
Berlin July wheat closed ~ Il hi Cher
Budapest May wheat closed 11c zlowex. @4
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Chicago Options.
STATE GRAIN. INSPECTION MAY r.

r oAAAET 0nA4H& IN6fECX4QN MAX IL,
Inspected Observation-Disclosures Northern
No. ! northern g: No northern, z; No. 8, 4;
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul-No. north.
ern, g.; No. northern, 8; No. g. Z; No. 1, 1;
rejected, /. -s.-as. r. ~ ..i.
Minneapolis St. Loqis-No. northern, 2;
No. 2 northern, 2; No. 8, 1.
500 Line.-No. i northern, s; No. northern,
! 8; No. 8, 8; rejected, 2. +: .-l5 :
| Northern Pacifc-No. a. /.
Chicago. St. Paul, Minneapolis & omaha-
No. 8, /; rejected, /; no grade, 2.
Total-No: northern. a. No. 2 northern, q
No. 8, 10; No. 4. 5; rejected, s; no grade, 2.
Other Grains-No. 2 durum wheat 9 cars; No.
8 durum wheat, s; No. durum. /; No. 8 win.
| ter wheat, 2; rejected winter wheat, 8; mixed
wheat, Il. No. yellow corn. A; No. 2 white
corn; g. No: z white oats, 2; No. white ., oats
rye, l.; No. rye, i; No. barley, !; No.
barley, 4; No. ! feed barley, s.; No. . feed bar
ley, 2; No. northwestern fax. 4; No. fax
3; rejected fax, l..
Cars Inspected Out-No. 8 durum, 1; No. ]
hard wheat 10; No. northern wheat, 232; No
2 northern wheat, 50; No. 8 wheat 9; No,
wheat, 4; rejected wheat, II; No. yellow
corn, /; No. 8 corn. l; No. white oats. %
No. white oats 4; No. northwestern fax
20; No. / fax, !.
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LONDON oLos1Na STOCKS, May Econ.

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, May 1o-Con-
soils for money. SO o-1es consols for account,
preferred io5M: Baltimore 4 Ohio. i12H;' Ca.
madam Pacific, 1855; Chesapeake & Ohio. 81 !;
kee g st. Paul. 175: De beers, 1875: Denver &
Rio Grande 44A;1 Denver Rio Grande pre-
Erie second preferred 71k: Illinois Central.
l17s; Louisville a Nashville, $50; Missouri, Kan
sas 6 Texas. 34& New York Central 1451a;
Norfolk & Western, DIN: Norfolk & Western
preferred. %; Ontario & Western. 81: Pennsyl-
yania. 70A; Rand Mines. 614; Reading, .67%;
ferred, A.; Southern Railway. 1914 Southern
+ Railway preferred 103 Southern Pacific. 8Sa !;
Union Pacific. 1891; Union Pacific preferred.
preferred, 1921: Wabash,s 81; Wabash preferred,
40: Spanish fours 92B. .s
Bar silver steady, SO 15-16d per ounce. Money,
I21h6l3 per cent. ist5s y
The rate Of discount in the open. marke. for
short bills Is 3M per, cent. The rate Of dis
+ Il 35k @3 11-16s per cent?
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
New York quotations to close, May IL:

Japanese lists, 99N. :
Japanese EDS. 98M.
Japanese rs. 90.
5 Hnsed sts sfesns Steel ss Is a1 sa III
Reading As, 1CO@10O1a.
Chicago, Burlington 8 Quincy As, es1a@esA
Southern Pacific IS. 92h bid.
Atchison As 101 @1O1 ~.
B BaIt,more 9 os;o 81 81 ao2@dos
O. 8. L. As. 95A G0e51a.
Union Pacific 4s, 1041s Gl1O4%.
B. r. r. 4s. 971a @9S.
Northern Pacific As, 1o3t01031a.
Boston Copper, 26A.
United Copper. G.
North Butte Copper. 94A.
East Butte Copper, 1913 Oily.
Green Copper. 29GD291,.
Black Mountain. 11012.
Utah Copper. 27@2Sh.
A. T.. As, 791a
A. T. 6s. 113A @114N.
Rock Island As, 771a 07S.
Rock Island 5s, 9O@91.
Tin Can common, SA @SN.
Tin Can preferred, 64@65.
CRANKY, 13@13A.
Interborough, 231 @235.
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THE METAL MARKETs

New York, May IA still more sensational
advance was reported in the London tin market
today with prices closing SO IS higher, at
e2o4 for spot, and 81 higher, at si9s, for
by the advance abroad and closed strong at
45.bo@4ec: The upward movement Of the mar
tions abroad, which, 70 however, have the assist
ance Of q strong statistical position.
gains were moderate, with spot closing at as4
Is Cd. and futures at &ss los. Locally cop
per was firm and shade higher, with lake
quoted at 1s.e2A @19e; electrolytic, 1860
1se2Ac; casting, ts@1s;25e:
Lead was firm at 5.60@5. S5c, according to
lot and delivery, in the New York market
London reported an advance of is Sd, with
spot closing at ZIG los.
spelter was Unchanged at a26 Is Cd in
London and at 6@eo5c in the local market
foundry and at sos 11Ad for Cleveland war
rants in the English m market Locally W ne
ern Is quoted at $is.75@1e; No. 3 foundry
northern at $1s.25@1s.6 SO; No: foundry south
ern at $18.25@1S.5O, and No. foundry southern
q S17.76M1S,
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer st. Paul, May 12-Barrett & Zimmerman
report the impossibility to buy horses of any
kind has increased the price on all grades
The demand for drafters is still on the increase
branches thruout the northwest. Mules are
making good market, and the prospect is there
will be q further advance In price before very
long. While the selling is good, it is hard
to supply the trade with the best of drafters.
the kind wanted. The different grades moved
to $3.50; drafters, choice $3.50 to $225; drafters,
common to good, $155 to $3.50; farm mares,
extra S135 to $17O; farm mares, choice, $120
to $1s5; farm mares, common to good, $50 to
s115; delivery, choice, $165 to $3.50; delivery,
common to good. $3.50 to $165; drivers, $13O
to $255; mules, according to size, $135 to $215.
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rHE RANK sTATEMENT.

New York, May 1.-THE statement of the
clearing house banks for the week shows that
the bands hold $12. s94, 900 over the legal re.
serve requirements. This Is an increase OF
$685., 900 over last week. The statement foa.
lows Loans 81 O25 ESQ 800, decrease SIC, 400 400;
deposits, 81, 014, $50 400 decrease $12 TT 100;
circulation, $50 700, decrease $4e6 500; legal
tenders. $50 Oe0 800, Increase $519, 600; specie,
1856 443 400 increase SO, 29e, 800; reserve, $685.
688. 100. increase So, 815, 800; reserve required
s25s eS9, 100. decrease $8,l79 ,275 surplus, 81,
deposits, 1922, 147, 225. Increase $7,2S4,775
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, May 12.-The pro
visions market was quiet and firm on an ad
vance In the price Of live hogs. July pork wal
up 21ac at $15271a. Lard was &c higher a,
t$s.55 Ribs were e1a@ 5c to 5@7hc higher al
$S.72h@9.75. 80 &
( Pork, May. s15.271a; July, $3.50. Lard, May
sS.471a; July, Ss.57A. Ribs, May, $S.67h
July, $S.77 " MS.S0.
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ARIZONA copPERs.

4 The curb market is dull and uninterestipg
There is no feature. Ali stocks are freely
offered and look as II they would 20 lower
Everybody Is waiting for news that Calumet &
Pittshurg has struck the ore and of the taking
over Of the curbs by 3 holding company.
The shaft on the Warren property is being
sunk as rapidly as possible under the prevailing
conditions. The spur to the Ell Paso & South
western cutoff is to be put In. shortly and the
hosting machinery is on the road to the prop
rfv (
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THE FLOUR MARKET
PRICES LITTLE HIGHER AGAIN-sH1P.
Y MENTS HOLD UP

5 The list was revised again today and patents
marked up &c. which makes a 15c advance since
Z. Thursday. Clears remain unchanged Shin
I pents are holding up we'll. There Is some little
disappointment heard that more orders did not
come In on the advance, but fair business was
entered, nevertheless. tg.s -et A. 81 81 !. :
Shipments 81, SO3 brls. -s s.
First patents are quotab1e at sd. 25@4.35: sec.
ond patents ~. 10Gi4 20: first clears So. 5O3 go:
second clears, So. 40Gl2.55. 80 -
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GRAIN IN REGULAR LOCAL ELEVATORS.
RECEIPTs AND sHIPMENTs. MAY 11.

Received-Wheat, IS cars, 70, TO bu; corn,
$3.50 bu; oats, 5000 bu; barley, 900 bu:
fax. 1920 bu; -four, $50 brls; millstuffs, ~
tons; hay. 1870 TONS; car1ots, 143.
4, $50 bu; oats, $3.50 bu; barley, $500 bu; rye
q 2S0 bu; FAX, 10,560 bu flour. 81 ,s09 brls; mill
stufs, 1858 TONS linseed oil. 699, 416 lbs; oil
cake ,2O9,710 lbs; CARROTS, sol.
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THEIR FRIEND.

Houston Post.
There are $4,000 more women than men In
Massachusetts. 80
a.And still the Massachusetts women are
knocking sinoot. Women are a queer lot aren't
they?"
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FIVE.CENT JUMP
IN HOG PRICES
ALTHo RECEIPTS OF GOOD SIZE
FOR SATURDAY.

Not Many Cattle In and Only Two
Loads Of Really Choice Stuff In
cluded in the Run Veal Calves Now
Steady at the Weeks Decline
I Sheep and Lamb Prices Steady at
the Advance.
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4 Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western. 6; Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. 15;
Minneapolis & st. Louis /; Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis s. Omaha, 8; Great Northern, s;
Chicago, Rock Island Pacific, l; total. Al.
Disposition Of stock Friday. May IL:
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS, NAY II.
Milwaukee, n; Omaha, s; st. Louis, 8: Great
Northern. ID; Northern Pacific, q; 500 Line, "a
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, Q.
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DAYS. REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, May 12.-Cattle--Re-
ceipts, 100; market unchanged; native steers,
ern steers, $4@46O; stockers and feeders, 500
4s5; calves, So. 70. Hqgs--Receipts 1000;
market steady; bulk Of sales, $6.271a @6321
Sheep-Recetpts, 800; market steady; lambs,
| SIS. 6O0625; sheep, $4.60@5s0.
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. e.1x1nAnn 1IuEaT0rK Max 12-cattle

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, May 12-oattle re-
s4@6 20; cows and heifers, S1.7o@5. 10; calves,
$4,000: stockers and feeders, $2.40@4.9o. Hogs,
receipts 1000; market strong to &c higher; es-
G8 4o0e.e5; GOOD heavy $e.55@e.e5; rough
heavy, ss.25@e4o; light, se.ss@e.6o; pigs, $3.50
@8S5; bulk Of sales, $650@8.60. Sheep. re-
lings, $5.9o@e; lambs, $b.S@7.o0.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, May Eggs,
171sc;s cold storage, 1s1ac; receipts. 1925
ladies', IAN @15c; receipts, s6l5 lbs; extra reno
vated 16 1ac; renovated, 15@16c; market steady.
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s1onx CITY LrvEsroCY.. Nav 12.-Receip

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, May 12.-Reeeipts.
g. $40 lbs, $500 "a, $50 lbs, se.25: q. $40
81; Is, 1,1so lbs. 81. 50; 10, $50 lbs. So; cows
and heifers. g. $40 lbs. 3d. 40; 10, ESQ lbs. $s75;
lbs, SIS. 60; 8, SD lbs. 81: g. 420 Ibs $500:
calves and yearlings, 8. $50 lbs, $3.50 s, 67o
lbs 1918: 7, $50 lbs, $4.30.
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, May 70.
2 15.iec; centrifugal, % test, 1S.s2@a 7.iss;
molasses sugar, 2 21-32G2 11-16c: refined,
steady; crushed, $500; powdered 4.7oc; .granu-
lated, 46Oc Cpffee. steady; No Rio, rise.
M0lasses, steady; New Orleans 3O@3Sc.
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Sales stocks

Sales. Stocks
1,OOJ Am. Cot. OH
00l do pr 80
2,10olAm. Car
200 do pr 49,
IL, Q00IAm. Locomot.
200 do pr ....|
500l Am. Wooden. j
200 do pr $500
200| Am. Linseed j
1000 Am. Sugar I'll
16, 900tAm. Smelling |
5OO) do pr -. !
rs, W0lAmal. Cop III
50, 100 Amazon. Cop u
4,3O0l At, T. & s. Fl
1,5oo Bait. & ohio
POOL do pr -.
10, 200 Brook Rap TT
4,50O(Can. Pacific.
1,1O0|Ches. & Ohio
8, eco Chi. CIR. West. |
300 do pr A..
00 do pr B.
800 COG. & SILL
8, 900 C. r. C T.. -
3WlCol Southern. !.
200 do LIST pr.
Z N00 do ID pr. -.
1WlCopsol. Gas.
W0lDel. & Hud..
2,000 Den. B Rio e.
200 do pr $500.
! @0| Du., SIS. Sat.
2Ool do pr $500.
| $500 Erie ,........
100 do LIST pr
100 do "a pr.
| @GI Gen. Electric.
! 1,@0IGreat. Nor. pr
| 500lIu. Central. =.
ooo - n'"A
c coV ~ - ..f's
| WI Anier FaPer
| oon 90 pc $50.
SWIM. y. q Soutn
4 40 0o 90 pr 49,. 49,.
| o. 1M " ~ q Nasn.
| !OolSoo railway:
| Ivy, 90 pr $50.
] @IMannattan ~.
I 4WMet. st. Ky.
| 200 Net. Securities
/ 8.7oolIissouri Pac.
| 8.lOOlM., z. & t..
| 3O0I do M :, .
4 ~ 9n6tMey;can Cant
| S0NINaf Riscnit
! q a0oINat lead
4 1oOl Norfolk < "
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, May 12-Wheat, spot,
sept s1abes s. dora $751; stsadS
American mixed, new, Is Sd; American mixed,
old, As SID; futures steady; July, As I'D; Sep
TENDER, As 41Sd. >.5I ;tss%%{ttt@.tt}9i -
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

Tss e
anq closed there, a loss Of &c. May wheat
fell &c, and September nc.
Flax was quiet and lower. No export bust
July opened unchanged at s1:le, sold at s. .ls1s
te@ TEN i fsi e. and q october oats tell
The close: Wheat No. 1 northern. s21ac;
s9 s so sG n5fhePn ssssk NJ Nay ssst
ssss; Se SpSa%. rl a. e a1Ei?s,
@ 81 sep ttas5 s1s is Nay 5et sa.S i s!
Oats, to arrive s1%c; on track, 31Ac; May,
Gsfs RSf,sy & ss year
sssgts w s1n :Sess ea; osss . dses; Ssrlsy.
255, 1877 bu; barley, 6o,oo9; fax, 1862
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN. May z. -
firm, but quiet Minnesota patents, $4,000
40; winter straights; ss.75@4.s 6; Minnesota
winter patents ssso@4 winter low gsades
S275@3.8o. Wheat, receipts $500 blu; sales,
1,1o0,o00 bu. A higher opening in wheat due
decrease in Mondays Visible ee Was followed BY a
sharp reaction under good weather, unloading
and bear pressure; May, soA @soNc; July, STU
No. ~ western, go; nominal T . New York,
Corn, receipts 10000 bu; sales, 5000 bu. Good
weather and sympathy with wheat decline were
t tsss4 IS TT 5s lower corn Sep
ST. Louis GRAIN, May 2-olose-wheat
eessos ewss sasa s rses 81 s
81 %c;. July, 7sN @7eTc; No. : hard, s1@sec.
5oAe;. May, 47%o; July, 45W @4nHe. oats
$3.50; July, a1Ac; No. 2 white, sb@s51ao.
WINNIPEG GRAIN. May 12-May opened at
Ss etoSer sa at eessS s S ak &e coss
northern, SOC; No. northern 775Te:. No.
barley. 42Ac; No. l fax. $l.1ah. Receipts,
wheat 1862 cars, last year SO.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN. May 1a.-o1e.e
e @ssa No. sy hard 3Gs2c; a. 3e@Ssc; NJ
ED sG@sss No ssh@soss cR Nsg
SsssRs; No No. II missa Gsss @ SIS white s4
MILWAUKEE, FLOUR AND GRAIN, May 70
erp, s4@s5e; No: 2 northern, 81 @sshc; July
soAe asked; puts, soAe /, asked; Ca calls. 81 u
steady; STANDARD, ssssze. Corn, lover, No.
s ssssa 4s ssSs 4ss sstsd asked pss 49,
CHICAGO COARSE Ram AND SEED, MAJ
5 sa5e fssa osSse s So s'y
ssptsmssr s;sS. diov s eish. sil.25 Bar
LIVERPOOL POOL GRAIN, Nay 1 2 o4ss spot
1@ericsh Mixed new. as Is Anerse es mixed
old, Is SID; futures steady; July, As sd; Sep
~ : : "a, Pa 4.
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NEW YORK OIL, May 12.-Petroleum. firm;
refined, all ports, S7.75@1.SO.
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THE HEAVIEST INHERITANCE TAX.
New York Sun.
Tommy-What Is an inheritance tax?
Pat is when your mother blanles all your
faults on me.
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South St. Paul, Mimi. May 12.-Estimated re-
ceipts at the Union stockyards today: Cattle,
200; calves. %; hogs, 1000; cars, At.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. 1, 1906. to date. as compared with the
same period in 1905.
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1908 -. SO, sos 1906 946,167 112,7S7 $500
1905 -. 93,6o9 $1,000 365, 545 100, 486 s,s2s
b Ias -. . ga 1855 ,aa;s 77s;a a:a
The following table shows the receipts thus
far in May compared with the same period
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS. May 12.-Beef.
steady; family, $11. 5o0l1a. 50; mess. ss@a:
17.25; family, $3.50; short clear. $16.25@1s.
Lard. steady; prime western. $685.; nominal
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN. May 12.-Mose-
Wheat, May, Tic; July. 73Mc; September, 72Ac
| cash No. 2 hard, 79GiS2c No. 8, 76679hc, No
2 red, 9o@9sc; No 3, s5h @9oc. CorH May,
45he; July 439ssi septe ss 4aAc; cash Nc, No
@4sNc; No. As ). r. e. oats, No. 2 white, 81
| @35hc; No. 2 mixed, 32h @83Hc.