The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, April 13, 1916, Page 13

MARKET LETTER. influences combined during Many the week to cause fluctuations of brices on wheat, among them rumors ‘of unfavorable weather in Russia, of short crops in the domestic winter wheat sections, and pessibilities of a break between the United States and Germany. This latter point, however, had little influence, and it was stated by one New York broker that it would not. eause material changes, even if a break should occur. It is agreed at this time that the American crop will be short by a substantial percentage of that of last year, and this view was further accentuated by one observer who said present indications point to ig?élar conditions as obtained in 1912, These things combined to cause a “stiffening” of the buying in Minne- apolis, St. Paul and Chicago upon several different days, but the ad- vances were for fractions of a cent, and befere the close of the exchanges there was always a bearish tendency, which carried prices downward again. . Receipts in Minneapolis were heay- ler on several days than on corres- ponding days last year, running up- ward of 200 cars a day on several oc- casions. Receipts outweighed ship- ments. Millers bought liberally dur- ing the week. The export demand was quiet and amounted to almost noth- ing. The cash buying was three or four cents above May futures on the strength“of the milling demand, and No. 1 northern found ready buyers at this premium. Local wheat stoeks were depleted during the week. CLOSING CASH QUOTATIONS Following are quotations for Men- day, April 10: ; Minneapolis Cash Close: No. 1 hard, 1.24%; No. 1 northern, 1.21% @ 1.23%; choiee 1.23% ;No." 2 northern, 1.18% @ 1.20%; No. 2 H. Mont., 1.18% ‘@ 1.18%; Ne. 3 northern, 1.13% @ 1.17%; No. 1 durum, 1.10% @ 1.13%%. Duluth Cash Close: No. 1 hard, U-NEED-A CEMENT STAVE: . 1.21%; No. 1 northern, 1.18% @ 1.21%; No. 2 northern, 1.14% @ 1.17%; No. 3 northern, 1.07% @ 1.12%; oats, cash, 41% @ 41%; rye, .95; barley, .68 @ .71; No. 1 durum, 1.12; No. 2 durum, 1.056 @ 1.07. HARPER A REPUBLICAN In the list of legislative candidates printed in previous issues the name of S. E. Harper of Valley City, candi- date for representative in the Fif-. teenth legislative district, was given with the designation “D,” meaning Democrat.” This was an error. Harper has been a lifelong Republican and is running for nomination in the Republican primaries for the Fif- teenth' district. BUTTON’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Moorehead, Minn., has placed 56 grad- uates in positions during the past six .- weeks. s 15-1t » g TRY OUR CEMENT PAINT FOR WATER PROOFING $1.50 and $2 per gallon. In barrels less. F. BARTON Fargo, N. D. Box 1106 Having come into possession of White Bros.” Percherons I desire to reduce the herd this spring. With this end in view I am offering some very attrac- tive bargains in young stallions and young mares. = Am also of- _fering " our herd’ horse - Pink Champion No. 64399. M. M. WHITE Suecessor to White Bros. VALLEY CITY N. The Leader Covers the Whole North Dakota Field GEO. A. WELCH, President J. P. FRENCH, Sec. - Treas. Harness ~. free catalegue and be.convinced. All - " work sold on a. guarantee. VALLEY CITY N. D. .......i.’..‘........’.....0..‘......‘..00....‘..‘.' “FRENCH & WELCH HARDWARER = COMPANY - Farm Implements Plumbing and Heating . Shelf and Heavy Hardware | .U 9000000000000000000000000000000 ..O..........‘C....O.....,.....0.0.. “..G...‘.“......Q...‘.CQ'O"’..............’.. (L L LLd] Valley City Granite and Marble Works Are yom going to erect a monu- © ment or headstone Dow’t put it of until it is too late. We keep no agents and can:give the buyers better prices. this year? 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