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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
1--WE STOCK MARKET

Scr-yo.k Tridly. May 10 HfIVls- Receipts. l97
-lauglrfcrs including - carload, for Eastman, COM
iany. - carload, ior Sclwn'l'cniid nunbei,cr, II
,:nf ""m,anv and ) carload. Tor nl.ccllancou shippers
i1 ea % srold ,d H u" over " % 5a Te tn" To-
hc ,old There Yer, dun uato iiom beginning In
equal to jdloc per 100 H. Tho ya.d' were not gulic
CLEARED T.. o'clock Ordinary 10 prime steers Sold at
sI0fI - pi 100 10 carload Of mNrd cattle at ~ 81
stags and oven At fa$i - dry cows at III SOeF3 30
City drc~-,L beef lt.e slow. at G@eSc. per h. for
decent " extra prime quality Chicago ess'd also quiet
Ir1ato cable ad,ice from London and INcpoo, quote
n and American >b'rrs lower. at losHlic' estimated
shipments saturday. $500 quarters Of bccf In the
scr,io 1850 quarter. in tho arizona and 1850 quntrs in
ejo QUARTZ Of beci for g. H. Hammond Co. iso cattle
SSa G saISe a 5 s hSad on s oS Sn for
" w. llancr ~ head on 1ic Am,l for some parry ,S
rrlns wem ! total f.om this port for the week Of
300 cattle iG1s' quIror Of hc' lo2 sheep, ana lob
salr,eD Mcr4cr.on CO.: II Illinois steers i!si
10 rgna'ly,na Do la2s n, at q 30 20 do l2il
a 10 d !. W.T.! 7 do "a ~ at - - II InS1 Sc
1919 Is at s2 80 DO sSi D. at Il 80 bull 1850 II,
sGcT%en Galyer; ren9.yiSania ;tsers 1913 n at
s. q 70 DO n T. y % d. 81 's At az 81, = 81
DO IS.s r at = az do l3i7 n at $40; do 1920
Ssroa % t 1o'S IS rea at steers 1860 n at
= 90; DO $50 az 81 25; DO liSo NJ 81; ]
COWS. llo5 ~ at SO, do go n at - 50 2 do, sos
n. at 81 80
70 90 Si iose :. rsen'sy s% 5 lo
100 n At bulls Ii7 r. 80 at n = 80 o. 49,
J. shanhere j COWS. 1881 N ~ ~ 30 do, $40 10,
s: 5ssS Se s. & =; .a c' 's'9 n
MICH CoWS-ReccI -. 10 head 80 sales reported
Nominaly STEADY az s20dsj0 per head. -.
tALNEs-Eecclpis, 7l3 hcdd-i22 at 60th-st, 'nd 2ol
az Jer ev CIV supply light and butchers were ANXIOUS
to get the stock paying fully ic adv on yc-terdays
Lrccs with some al1s 9c higher. Neals sold IT a'ad
5rc Tor common 10 prime los II choice do AZ ole
mixed lots and eus nj 3rdlhc butt"rmilk calves ut 50
,.s> aly.s ops ned nrmcr o.ed little weak
rivals 81 country drs-cd later the dav. CITY
sscd AZ 6d9c dressed at 56Sc little
calves at 81 he dread butte milk at it2d5iac
Saes-lallcnbeck & Hollis: IL Ncas. 100 N average.
20 LOO b SO do 123 n 81 80 II do. l23 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
LITTLE CHILDREN.
THEY OFTEN SUFFER TERRIBLY THROUGH
IGNORANCE.
Parents Arc Responsible for the Neglect Which Causes
Their Little Ones to Have Such Painful Eruption.

What a common thsg 1t is 10 children many OF them
children who have blochc. and breasings out
Of VARIOUS kinds These troubles commonly attributed
to some disorder faint OF the blood Formerly the
parents gave sulphur and mcasses more lae,ly almost
anything Of which they may hear
1t great mistake 10 think that these childreus
troubles arise diseased blood 1t is not true Their
little bodies ore hardened and strong their digestion
always good, and especially in nearly every case
active This is the source Of their trouble and plrents
will realize IL If they only stop think How often have
you proofs that your chds Kidneys were woakl If
kidney, not strong and active they do not throw
the poso1s from their blood and hence posons break
cut in And vet IL so easy keep their little
lodics good healthy condition Children are usually
active and playful and with little help even slightest
assistance, they can Ne Kept healthy and their blood pure
There is great preparation which popular
to-day, but which has for strange been
considered principally good for grewn.up psple Perhaps
IL has such power, but while IL
is true that Is Is powerful II Is simple harmless,
that babe take it injurious effects. The
pre- pai referred Warer's Cure which
purely vegetable preparation and wisely harmless in
respect II act healthy the principal organs Of the
body but especially the kidneys urinary and
is effects hs felt within few hours Little children
aiisg, who sorts who have eruptions
oannet be cured cxcep. by going the Of the
trouble. Read what one mother s,ys:
AT years OF NY boy taken with Kidney
trouble OF the worst FORM After using every hing could
get that thought would benefit him. and receiving
permanent Ncf was induced try Warmers Safe Cure
him three bottles Of he completely cured.
He II Of age strong and healthy" Mrs. d.
W. STEELE. Mexico. Mo.
The above shows concuSvay the great efficiency Of the
remedy for beth adults or children. 1t has equal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
HIS MIND WAS PROBABLY gy3ALANrED.

The body Of a drowned man, about thrtyfve years
old. was found at the North Pier, Atlantic Dock.
Brooklyn, Yesterday. II had not been long In ,hc
water In a pocket OF the coat letter bearing
date Of April 30 written with the letter head
If William Beatty manufacturer of underwear at Nos
81 and 90 South Fifthave. IT addressed TO Mrs.
Wolfe, OF No. Morton-st and asked her 10 return
samples and oblige W. Beatty. An officer visited the
Morton ST. address, where 1t learned that Moses
Wolfe, who lived there, had disappeared two weeks
AGO and nothing had been heard Of him since. The
missing man n sale, man In the braid establish
ment OF Laufcrty Il Marx, No. 1-s West liouson-St.
For several weeks he had been sick with typhoid fever
but at the time Of his disappearance nearly
covered. on the night of his disappearance he left
the house without attracting the attention Of The
family and every effort made 10 find him had been
rIpsuccessful. 1t likely his case Of tenn
porary insanity. lie leaves wife and one child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
IOTAL RECEIPTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATEHIAL-Thc brick market shows no
marked features. Price, ucc,ely early III the week
l.a'h just title Ter. iaN,r-trnN h1rG bri X
quoted at rs 50ds6 jersey sdsj Fishks - 10d 81 70
uIri>tr had - 2jdrj 80 pale. Z; ,jdL - I;o'~naae
cement 90G9jc Dbl American Portland. - 10dS2 90 .
German Portland. - 3jG - Is English Portland ~ 3Oa
~ 90 Rockland common lime ?0c per Dbl ana do finishing
81 10; Iths, - 30 per COO goats mar. .ldic cIt.1
hair lGa1Sc.
tOftEE-BrazIl growths on the spot Were steadily
MAINTAINED in price moderate demand No Rio
quoted at l2'sc. Sales. 800 santos, No spot
and 80 bags santos No 70 arrive" l.; 1000 bags
better demand Sales, 1000 Cabro aud $50
bags tustsnals. t.. and 100 bales Mocha. =. The
contract market vns quiet and hatu-rss. With very
small nuctul0ns and trading purely local St'gdne,s
prevailed at the outset and Nav ruled firm lltta
ring. TIE close. however. weak and . points
lower May and June while later months were un
changed to roitns advance. liayr gained J, r. IN
cases. Hamburg nrn and rather ea>ilr on ata
months. Rio London slightly batter official QUO
taons :fj y. MAY. Gl- June. J1s I'D July. 15s;
August. SIS 81 September -, I'd Qctobrr 55s ID.
quotes First ord nary Go kllos 10 go: good second
40 kiosl. iO- 40 exchange pri,at 1ac receipts n
Iao. 1000 bags Rio to Europa. 3pDo tags
ltio stock. lJ5 oCO bags Elo market MN receipts IN
Santos. ZOO bags, santos stock, 356 600 bags santos
market GOOD Santo, 10 400 cleared from
Santos. May l.. Ciuadi Roma 1000; rcrint- M no
July May II. 1892. 3.+1f0O0 bag ZANE tim" ISL
@.OoS 600 time 1890 2lSS 600 bars Teceilt'
az Snntos July 10 Nav T.. 1892. $500 bags same
time 1891 $50 coo bag; same time 1881 81 wv bit'
To,,I -oi.s. hoIa DAY n b1g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
THE STATE or TRADE

Baltimore, May 13-Flour steady, unclaimed re, re
ceips. SOD bbis; shipments, 43! b6S sales 9oC
bhls Wheat easy; No. = rel spot % ~ 10 =
the month 80 lie bid June, 81 81 1-4e July, 2o@
80 1-4c: steamer No. rcd 80 lie BID receipts
l29,jj1 bush; stock, 59l 464 bush sales 1000 bush
southern wheat nominal; iutz, 90a Dec L9ngberry
month j20 o. l-1c June, 5Oa 80 1-c; july, ~ 13a
80 3ic: steamer mixed i9c Bio receipts, 224SI bush
shipments. 1854 bush; stock, 3s7 l22 bush sales
1870 bush. southern corn pomnal white, As 1,sa
81 iac; yellow. ola 32c. oats ilm and higher; No
= white Western, 81 l2d35c; No. mixed WESTERN
"a PC asked; receipts ~ 40 BUSH stoc4 III 395
bush: stock, 0o,Go6 bush Hay quiet and steady
gool to choice timothy, II $l6 Grain freishus dull
unchanged Cotton nominal, middng, &C. Pro
visions Steady, unchanged. Eggs firm, Ii l2c Other
articles unchanged
Buffalo, May l3.-spring wheat quiet; offerings Of
Northern lbeIal No. l hard. scarce: 1000 bushels
- 3-oc: c. l.. ~ 3-Sc asked: 5000 bushels No l
Norhein, spot sold at IS lie. $500 bushels do do.
sold ut 3-Ic cars do do sold at s. "a 50 34c.
81 &c, closing ut 60 1-sc: No. , Northern. spot,
closed at ~ Sc; DO I. f. 81 7-Sc. Winter WHEAT
quiet = cars No. = red. sold at 04c . No. 1
in store. Corn scarce closing strong Mt outside
prices 1000 bushels No yellow. sold at 81 lea
BE, cars No p sold at 20 -" Sic: 1000 bushels
yellow sold at 52c cars No =. sold az sic track.
oats DUH but clo-y-d firm: No. white. SO 346 36c
No 3 white, 34a "a l-4c No. mixed. 33c; No .
"a Is rye nonr. ~ Goa 81 So. MIfeed easier
%~ si ssd s SIS Is Drnr BRAN la sl4 DO o. shps
sl4 do mds ia. bulk sacked feed. Fl % higher.
Canal frelght9 dull wheat. . sc to New-York
corn 81 900 bush. Shipments By canal-Wheat.
40 900 bush corn 900 bush by ral-Flour. 10000
Ibis. wheat. @j2.oo0 bush corn. $1,000 bush oats.
1900 bush rye. 1000 bush.
Chicago. May 1S-Ths leading futures ranged fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
COTTON MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool. May I3-4 p. m.-CUttOn-The sales VI
the day include 300 bales American. Futures closed
firm; American Ii:dlng, low mddlng clause; May
3 j7-G4e3 jo-G4d June and July delivery, J0-Gi@
G064d July and August delivery, 3 G20d3 G3-G4d;
August and september delivery. 1-G5d sellers; sep
tember delivery, 4 3-';4a4 4-G4d september aud
october delivery, 364a4 4-64d; October ana No
vember delivery, G-G4d sellers; November and De
cember delivery, sod buyers.
Galveston, MAY I3.-COtton easy; midiling. l-sc
low middling, q 9-l6c good ordinary, q 1-1Gc; net
and gross receipts, 30 balc sales. 2O2 bales stock,
~ Os1 bales. Wcekiy-Net and gross receipts, 2,72l
bales exports to the Continent 6,O6:I bales: cOast-
wise, 4,423 bales; sales, 500 bales; spnncrs, l49
bales.
savannah. MAY 13.-C1ttOn duh; middling re- low
mddlinc, J5c good ordinary. 11c: net and gross
receipts, ,027 bales; exports cstwise. 1913 bales
Gales , bales stock, 21O03 bales. Wrekly-Nct rr-
celpts 5,2s4 bales grOes receipts 1900 bales
ports 10 the Continent. 3,4OO bales cCastwsc, 126
foics: sales, $40 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TRAIN.
TWELVE CARLOADS OF COMMISSIONERS SPEEDING
THROUGH TILE NORTHWEST

Fargo. n. D.. Ainy IS tspeciaD-The General As
sembly special train ef twelve cars. Bound for Port
land, left st. Paul at todny In charge Of H. N
Austin, assistant general passenger agent Of the North,
erR Pacific Railroad OF 276 passengers 100 com
missoners. Both clerks OF the Assembly are busily
perfecting details for the meeting next week. A let
ter carried by Dr. Roberts. the stated Clerk sa7s:
Owing TO Illness, ] shall not be able TO be present
You Will please In accordance with the rules of the
Assembly. srrapge with the senior member OF the
Assembly 10 preside at the opening.
w. HENRY GREEN, Moderator.
Great sorrow Is expressed at Or. Green's inability
TO attend The Assembly. Dr. J. q. Rhc.do7fcr. Of
Redwood Falls, Mimi, Is believed % he the Oldest
commissioner Sefer candidates for the next Moderator
mentioned by friends en the train DR.. Raac Of
Detroit Mcpherson, OF Chicago; Milhousc and Agnew.
of philadelphia, and Young, Of Danville, Ky. are
nln0ng these spoken Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14

in nearby months wet weather and covering caused
an advance Of o-s61 cent early. May options then
dropped i cent. June closed l cent higher and the
later months lost most OF the early advance. Less
was doing. spot lots closed steady. with 10000
bushels sold to exporters.
Oats were up in sympathy with the other cereals.
The option gained LABS cent on renewed covering
Cash oats were shade better a fair business.
Lard gained trhe and go tlerces were sold on
the spot.
The final quotations We're follows:
Wheat-May, 30 IA; June, 80 "a; July, 81 80 +;
August, q; September, 90 IS cents.
Corn-May, 81 3-s; June, 81; July, so; August
Oats-May. 35 IA: June, IS Il; July, IS IA;
August, 30 September, "a IA cents.
Lard-May. %6 So; July. $6 so; August, S6 81;
September T6 -.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
Mt New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston
As follows: Wheat, 50o.3l6 bushels; corn, 50,673
bushels oats, 153 $50 bushels total grain, OIL ,7)
bushels; four 50.O53 packages. At Chicago NIL
waukee and st. Louis the arrivals We're: Wheat;
bushels; total grain jj4,G $50 bushels -four, 1854
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
A MYSTERIOUS DISEASE Kills A BOY.

Max Saxs. clevenyeag-old boy died yesterday morn
Ing the home Of his parens. No 237 East fifthst.
under which seemed call for
investigation. The boy taken III Monday Win
disease the precise which could det.rmnc
which did appear to be serious. II not until
Thursday that ms parents c0ed hyslcan. md Dr.
Codstn, who then summoned, IA, declined 20 civ"
certificate OF death The Board Of Health tod M c
Csse and inspector sent SaNa's home lie lc
cide that the disease nottcogIous and reported the
the elder brother Of the dood boy
in Bellevue Hospital apparently suffering from
Halsdy One Of the features Of the disease Is extreme
OF o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
ETROEEAN PRODI'CE MARKET

Liverpool, May 13. 3 40 p. m.-E.cf and pork in
moor drma1d Hams I'm good demand. Bacon In
rood demand Cumberland about 2s 10 30 pounds
firm al AS I'd shoulders. about II 10 II pounds
firm AT 3}s Cd. Cheese in fair demand American
finest white firm At SIS: do coOrrd. firm nj DDS.
ralow In good demand prime city firm at 25s 81
Cottonsecd oil Liverpool refined. steady at los ID
T,,rncntiDc II fair demand Rosin In poor demand
iarSSpot and futures In poor demard prime Western
spot and May firm at ;}2s I'd June and July firm
~ .,3s Wheat in poor demand: No. 2 rcd steady at
&c ID No = red spring steady at rs I'D. Flour
in moor demand. Corn-spot In fair dema ID futures
IN GOOD demand mixed Western spot firm nj As "a :
Way firm al IS I'D. Hops at London-Paciio
c'nast-TIere is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May 10" The Evening Journal reports:
Catte-Receipts, $500 head; shipments, q 900 head
- l0as4 80; good ito 1,holcs ~ 1924; otSesss
SO 500 90 60 stockers se,5a 80 90 COWS and heers.
30 5Oa 30 So. Hogs-Receipts, 32OOO head; ship
ments, $500 head market active, shade lower rough
and common, s48s4 40: mixed and packers - SOP
~ 70; prime heavy and butchers weights. - 700
- 90; light, 81 6OaS4 50 IL. shesp-ReceiptaI
1000 head shipments 1000 head market scave.
lower, SO oOd s So yearlings, soSSs IL 70; lambs.
IS 2Oa$1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
THE PETROLECU MARKET.

Quletness still rules In the crude oil markets The
production OF the Mcdonald pool is again rising, but
there is senstvcncss 10 the news, speculation be
Ing siagnant. Again there blank day at
the stock Exchange Yesterday and at the Consolidated
Beard only 1000 barrels sold at 81 cents,
ductiOn Of IA cent.
Refined oil is duh at COS cents In barrels, $50
cents In bu and GsJ cents In cnses Foreign ',uJ-
tatiOns Were Antwerp, IL IS francs; BrcmeI, $50
marks; London / Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 13 (speciaiD.-wheat opened up ffsc'
ton to-day because 1t very wet In the West.
sh1wery I'm the Northwest, and because corn opened
up cent 1t turned ont, however, that the opening
prioa, were best. July sold from 81 IL TO u Do
cents and closed 1T 81 I-o cents Outside trade wa
very dull. That what counted most against ths
price, A statement of tho worlds availsble complies
BY The Trde Bulletin estimated that allowing
for 10000 600 bushe, reserve July ]. there was stu
available for export during the next sixty days 20;
OO0, 600 bushels II reported that over 3oo,US
bushels Of wheat were loading. Charters were
wheat. The local trade was about equally divfdoA.
Minneapolis and Duluth had 1874 cars here there wer>
"a cars the estimate for saturday was SO cars.
May sold up to "a cent over July, helping 70
rally prices at the close. Corn opened with a rpsh,
May sold from 4s IL to AZ "a cents, and closed at
4S "a cents July sold from Al So TO 43 81 cents.
and closed at A IA cents 1t was raining all ovee
the corn belt to-day and II Is expected that there
win BIO rain all over the corn belt tr at least t*o
days longer. 1t continues altogether a weathee
MARKET The Quinlan crowd has largely nquidated.
The Cndahys are still supposed to be long some
for saturday 260 cars. Only two cars in the lot
graded contract Oats were firm on the rains. The
market, however continues narrow: ProvisOps held
well from sympathy with corn. There were moro
hogs than expected $4,000 to-day; 10000 expected
for saturday. Business was light and the range
narrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14

possession OF the building About thirty horses I'm
the stalls at the time outbreak, and twenty
them rescued by fremen. The remaining
sunocatcd before they could be reached. The total
loss about ST. Oce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14
iIYE HOEsES sEEEOCATED.

Five horses wee Subjected last night In q which
In the and boarding stable nv william
O'Biien at Nos. 1G15 and 6i7 Broadway. The flames
originated in the Of the stable. and quickly had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-14

w Sealed Proposals in trplcate subject 10 usual con-
dItons will be received here until IL O'clock noon May
10 1892 and then opened, for furnishing such Fuels az
may be required during fiscal commencing July 1st
1892 The T. s. reserves the right rSject any all
proposals. All information furnished upon application.
Envelopes containing proposals shoult be marked PRO
10 the undersigned w. H. MILLER Captain aud Assist,
ant Quartermaster U. S. Army.
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Proposals.


4 OVERNOR'S ISLAND. y. Y. May IA. 1892.
" sealed proposals, IN tripcat VIII b. received here
untn 10 NJ, June u. 1892 and then opened. for the
isas IN dfc@aton can be had a; hi, Office s:
% ' ] :$"as sS
BARNETT Capt & Asst ouarternaser. L. 5. A.
DROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES
ONE rgrShis9s and Depot coTm''y ARM Bq ss
Scaled proposals IN trpcat -ubect to tn. usual conditions
M Moi az a s SS op % Sen ~ y
may S be required by D.; s"bsiiance Deatmcn. United
picked Fish coasS sSssr soap dried and sanned arti:
scs cw Ee &C. osi sasn Ead rR s
given to al ae, Of dCsss p'GSsSn and
with conditions list articles auantitics kind modes d
served to rcct any or proposal EnyelCpes containing
hS% p Ms1 WAIKIKI ,s anal r Is the uh s%n
R Iigncd THoMis wilson, {. s. /. ;. 4. ~ND
PROPOSALS FOR sTEAM-POWER PLANT.
in uca viii be- re apl 40
Si' Tss"si uS "6r sslsss SonaaS SaS
engine bers ETC. and for he delivery and erection q
at i SP SS the ss rSe sH Ssfs SH
ejec. all or any pToposas or nSrs Thereof specnea.
"l ;%S COLO. PAEKR orS % 's'1's.
Y Marine. iopIss scFy,c. sapIc,on; Staten Island
ri. c MAY Sn hssa q s,s May s b ss'S to At
and Other ws,St
be- Obtained upon application to the UNDERSIGNED The
s right al pon to r'e PASSED
Surgeon NJ II. s., IN command OF Hospital.
INITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE, New
~ York City. Superintendent ONCE. April 30. lS92..
Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until
O'Clock IN. June ., 1890. for nishng such supplies
required from time time by this office during
the twelve ending June Co. 1898 embracing acids.
barrels. coal charcoal copper plates, &C., crudbles &C..
nuxes iron pipe and castings LEAD pipe sheet lead rubber
proposals. with Information as to quantities OF
such supplies that will probably be rqned WI he FUR
arately on each article and aE,n eommr,soa Of The
or part may be deemed for The interest Of the
Government the right 70 rsiset any or a proposals being
bids NAV accepted and the articles must ts furnished
os re0urfd without DELAY. Proposals to receive consd.
Grafton accompanied BY sufficient bond with
the articles will clearly designate their quality Pro.
eosei with copy 0; this Advertisement in sealed on.
yelope Endorsed "Proposals for Supplies" bids will
be onened and registered at the hour named pres
ence OF bidders and Officers o. the Ass,y ONCE.
AND'W MASON. Superintendent.
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WHEAT, NO. g.

Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
J Msy .......... s51 s2s sia:: So.
July neutrality-suspicious.. s2. 81 SIS e2as
CORN. NO. .
Nov AZ asl, 49, AL
.inne INSTRUMENTATION. 49,. - a.. az
Iuv - az a.. t5s. "a.
"'' o,r. w
A., an , oo, .
Nay --'....'...'...''..''' d. 81. 90 9. ~, 20.
J } ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. ~. ~ al
jury ursc novv DE, nm,
MEss potA' fEH bbL'
Nay Nay ..............-.....72 ~ 9gsS 80 s3sS
scptcmber .. 49, 3d. 1905 9a7s 10 oS
LARD rEH 100 d.
July ,.................... 9$5 eSS e34s $s5
SHORT RIBS, PER 100 y.
M flfyE '.'''.'..''.'.'.'... - 3@9 5ss33 Ss0
h,s s'S'''nS r, MerS as iVloNs' 'or steady un-
che 40 : I'D sjLc; No : CON zoe; No o1ts Witt
-'a53c; No 3 white. 3.a52isc: No = oa,s oO.c; 40
~ DC No barley 92e No naS'ccd. sloll2 prime
;? - lard per 100 n, 20 $3.50 oh short ribs sides
100 - pas' 20 cry s1tcd shoulders boxed - -
sy ds mot G,s 10 eOI nrg ,2 80 wn
anehang'1 No bafley Gse3,e; go d. DO ,oa,,is'
No 5 corn, i5sc. '''~'
Flour b3ls .....-.................. u 1oo LOO
Wheat hgsh................... $3.50 1900
Co,n. hush ..--.....'..-.. .......lg loSo 1000
~ Hish 100 81 co.
HIiIev hush ,SVw, ,coo
on -, u.s. p,o,nc. ,...,.. ,'' 10y" 'ooo
''N''f' '"" ~ "'' t'"i'''
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Minneapolis. MINI, May i3-lt was an uninterest-
ing session on Change today The market started
strong. but IL soon broke on the Offering, md,
with the hope OF realizing and this turned the .en
ment 10 the bar side IN, reports today from the
Northwest do not show much change Farmer, are
pushing their work At It. Vincent wheat seeding
/, half done and there a confident feeling than
week ago. but In the corn country the pros poets
arc not 50 bright. July opened at - and closed
NJ Sc I'm the first hour there was a drop OF a
cent and then came "A better feeling 10 the crowd
thlnned ont on their holdings I'hsre VS. - rod
cash demand No / Northern sold a, hIgh n a.
Receipts Of wheat here 100 cars and ~ Dulufh
ana snperor. l. cans. Clo-e-May opening 10 3sc
highest, Slc. lowest. -o3-rc; closing sic. July
opening, - lie highest. - l-rc, lowest. II 1-ic
Closing, SO. No ! nara. - lie; NO. | Northern
- PC: No Northern, 7oa Sic.
w cats, Offering, of which wrr, YER, i,I, .mrim ot
plentiful and duh. Rye -four dull at former rat.
choice PENNSYLVANIA sJaSi 10 Wheat onenrd ohnn;
70 higher but arrv,rd Isl n,nrny.n,ontt nnS ion
weak fair inquiry 10Y export chiely for ,nr"s wpc,
but business re~tiic,t by t,ht o,erinro tssr hoId
~ &C. JniV 800, 30 l"c! ,i.1si oo 90 tr CO..
market strong advanced 3 b. IT, under bnIlil :nc,,l
ton. dle To wet weather in the West higher Llvcrpno
cable, and fair export demand Local car lot, Gniet
nncl lng,d 30 = MIXED i'm aroin denot 5o,. r. :;
yellow for ocnl trade - & cnr I"is in 'etn,,I
,lrvntor SOC for No = 5lr for stc,mar i1c 1or n :,
Y, /. mix,d Wrv ia - /. b.. Iuu" "a = tx, ,c:
market for ear lots dnIi ,indr e,,ier: 40 . whi,a
wanted Ly rNrortor t'r MIN Ir,1ine iut Iu.,n in
checked iy naln oifcrincs nngt:,drd white. ~ Ioc
10 = white 70 -1r. 30 > whit IN 2 l1J m Dc. No
:, whit Nav ~ 3 7a 81 5-Sr: June 81 ia37 20
July - ia - he: August. 3Gc SIC. Eggs scare,