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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-13
FREDERICK DE CAMARA LOMELINO DEAD

FREDERICK de Camara Lomeilno scion OF the
Spanish nobility, grandson Of Earl Juslnano.
nephew Of Chevalier Lomelino and also OF TurQuln
Lomelino, former Governor Of Madeira died at his
home No 2S4 Dean-st. on Friday night from plenro-
pneumonia Mr. Lomelino was n shipping mcr-
chant and was associated with the firm Of J. Will
Jams & Co. No Il Pearl-st. He was born on De-
cember 90 1886 at Funcha. Madeira. and had been
a resident OF Brooklyn for the last twenty-five
years Mr. Lomelino has an uncle on his mothers
side on the cruiser Brooklyn. The burial vas In
Calvary Cemetery yesterday afternoon. He leaves
a yid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK SUNDAY. JUNE ~ issA
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Boadicea ORD. jacobson. London June UT,
mdse and 80 passengers to sanderson & Sons Arrived "
steamer Talbot ODD. Winter: Liverpool May r. IA =
might 10Th and anchored SANDY Hook Tor orders and
SSsn,Dw With n9.s ~ cabin and q, Storage pas
White star Line. Arrived at the Bar at ii~
steamer Rotterdam Dutch Wander Zee, Rot,eraa an
June and Boulosne g. with mdse % cabin ana har,vsS
s a: the se PH at n 10
mdsc o2 cabin a7 10 compasaS
Generate Transatantque. Arrived at the Bar al 0~
Steamer Mount sghar OBJ, sndEy M.rss, We H HaIya
~ steamer i6eS Br, Norve. Genoa May a. via pss
Breakwater June II in ballast TO baroer q
steamer ceyion tNoD. Hansen Tampico May 20 s1
Progreso June 5, with mdSe and ten passengers 70
Mason Arrived at the Bar at a m 49,. Inn. 4
and Port Antonio l. with fruit to American Fruit Co. Ar
ry s,a, at Ae on mar at so Frazer Jun. viii
ndse and SIS cabin passengers 20 A Outerbrdge v"
steamer ~ Miemae ,,r Meike Iewisburg s. June
in ballast to scammeil Bros Arrived al INC DA
steamer Old Dominion, TOp;sy Richmond and SS'''-
WIN md.e ana DAVIS Norfolk with mdss and
passengers to the oid Do@nion IS Wind northwest. light
breeze. partly cloudy.
Steamers Godsboro for Philadelphia; city Of san nn
Essen cisn, Rochsfor Altos (BD. Kingston ,s sss
Therese Heymann DID, Dunkirk: OeNehum Vo'N
and Oporto: Matilda (Nor). Baltimore.
Ship ST Francis. Norfolk and Honolulu ,. ..x~.
Banks Daisy Read. Fernandna: formosa 'oU ""'~
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
London June l2-sailed. steamer Potomac 'S''' ""-
New-York mn
Queenstown June l2-sailed. steamers Chester ma.
Damn tfrom Southampton. New-York. umoria 'pp' NV
ton from Liverpool New York ,, o,nsr,or (Br),
Neville June 12-SaEei. steamer Lake 'up'
Taylor from liverpool. New-York ,...,.rr (Bf,
Bence. Antwerp FOR New-york. r.-s.x,... Ger.
Dover. June l2-Passed steamer ba'oa'o
Richter Bremen for New-York. -. I, . pourrogns
Havre June IL b p m--Arrtveos esssAnss -
Uf1. Dsoncle. NeW-York.
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FRANKLIN BANKS JANTTOR FOUND.

The body OF William A. Irving. the janior OF the
Franklin National Bank. found In the Bay of
the Barge once about o'clock yesterday after
noon and taken TO the Battery. piece OF paper
with the name Of the bank found on the body
and led TO Its identification. 1t was taken to the
Morgue. Irving lived at No. 1877 Greenwch-st A
week ago he went TO New Rochelle TO get n row
boat belonging TO the president OF the Franklin
Bank. intending 10 row It to Sea Gate. He was
accompanied by two men Later the empty row
boat was picked up by Captain Mcbride Of the tug
boat Henry " Palmer of the Battery.
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n. O'NEILL e. co.
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE ~ rio
AIBFMARLE- f. g. Dalilsren OF 81 Iaui. nI +,
TOR-Rushrod Robinson. OF Washington r'r =
aVTNI-F-Ex- Senator William y. Washburn, Oh
Minnesota; Ex-Governor w. A. McCorkie OF VS.
Virginia and State Treasurer 4. Il. GOWN. OF AZ
harv UOILAND--O ID. Pillsbury. OF Chicaso'
cAVOy-profcss6r Bert Reese. OF Chicago. VA"
DORF-I J. FIRTH OF Sheffield. ENGLAND: "iND,
SOR-Colonel Jerome Hill. OF Memphis. Tenn anu
Judge s. II. Ebert. OF Denver.
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DIR. C. ". PAGE GOES TO A NEW FIELD

Middletown, Conn. June 12-Dr. Charles w.
Page at present head Of the Hospital for the In
snne Mt Danvers. Mass. has been elected super
intendent Of the Connecticut Hospital for the In
zane located here, to succeed the late DR.. James
Olmstead. Dr. Page has notified the trustees tina {
he would accept the place and Will enter upon his
duties about September l. The new appointee nj
one time connected with the Retreat for the
Ius AZ
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vuA+ Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Examina ton Of pupils for the High or ,Tn' "a
hundred and -nfty-seventh-st md ThTo-a'e''
afternoon ann -
Raines libel suit case. supreme Court, V." ." -"
r, IA ,a,b Pccuent property in Supreme
Court Brooklyn. before Justice Jesse Johnson iV''
a. m.
Park Board Arsenal. afternoon
49,. p,t,,oor l,luh NJ 1Os7 Sixth-nvc.: nd
dress by Edward W. Harris ou Inc Icrr''"''"'
Expansion OF the United States. $50 r. IL
Music In Washington Square and 'oriears HOOK
parks.
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CHILDREN AT THE PURITANS CHURCH

There was patriot chdren's day service last
night In the Church OF the Puritans at One-bun-
Observation-Disclosures near Ffth-ave. The pastor
the Rev. DR.. Charles J. Young talked 10 the
children. who crowded the church, and number
OF tho little ones recited patriotic poems The
altar was richly decorated with flowers. and the
body OF the church with American fars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-13
"a g. &rn
Ias

A very cool part of cool clothes is
fit. How hot it makes you II you
know your clothes don't mt.
We don't make to order, but we
make to fit.
Another cool part is the wear
How hot you become if you have to
nurse them.
Your money back. here, If any
thing goes wrong. =,
Another cool part is the ease with
which our kind can be bought. NO
ten days delay-perhaps ten MIN
utes will suffice.
Clothes shoes, hats and furnish
ings for boys. for men, for sports LOT
work or only to look pretty IN.
ROGERS PEET & CO.
Prince and Brcadsay.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-13

uyos rhev have little enough TO amuse them, I
should say Lord Salisbury has recommended me
diversion and IT was interesting testimonial 10
Tho wisdom OF his famous indscretion that, Wnlie
the nephew is laboring at local government kiliaia
went with the uncle. Circus by all means; 9nIy
when A district INSISTED on as especially iaiIline
stricken can spafe 10 for a circus-well, things
can't be so very deadly. they Ol courS',
therc was plenty OF room left In the neighborhood
for starving people who didn't go But the rate
PAYERS went and IL hrs been familiar cry AT
Westminster that the ratepayers are only few
shillngs better than the paupers. and that. there
for. II IL brutal tyranny to make them pay a
quarter OF the relief works. The money paid at
the door OF the circus means a union snare OF
n weeks relief works for 10 people IL IS COM
patible enough with poverty but hardly Win
downright dearth.
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yhe SvihuNs.

barrels and 365 in bulk at NewYork. PhilsdepoA
prices being a basis points lower Foreign duota'
lions London. SID per Imperial gallon Antwerp
i7a francs per 100 kilos. and Bremen. marks ~ =
"a
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 2s Sunset 81 Moon o:4s Moons ass
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook 1902 Gov Island 334 He'll Gate 6:n
PM.-Sandy Hook 3.3s Gov Island 4:l0 He'll Gate e0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-13

CranE Central station at 205 p. m on WEDNESDAY
will take up large number Of persons VINO are
Interested In the institution.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY, JUNE Il.

ioEsbAi' 'SNH ~
Vessel. For Line. Mails close Vessel safl1
Lain. Bremen n G Lloyd ........... 700 a 1000 =
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is.
Majestic, Liverpool. White STAR. 600 a 1900 N
Noordlnnd Southampton American. 10 90 a 1870 m
FL Mar. New Orleans Morgan ....... 300 Q
Seminole Charleston Clyde .......... 3OOpu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

There was little change In the market for re-
petroleum during the week. and prices the close
are substantially the those OF last week both
here abroad There s inclination the part OF
operators and producers the work In the fold
owing the low prices obtained. They 10 be
watching slow advance in prices with the hope that
will soon reach n point where a resumption field
will be profitable Until that price is reached It Is
not likely that this OF will be carried
Increased scale At the moment the lower Southwest
helds the attraction.
The partial pipe line returns from juno to Charters
to 9th Incusive) follows:
Total bbls. Daily avg. June 07
Runs .....................a O5o5l 1851 o. 2S5
Deliveries .,,............. .64o.S72 OPP s0.374
Excoss deliveries. ......, 3ao2l ++9l 'la.sei
Charters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SoSI8 1880
Excess runs.
Raaasd sstroisum closed At els cents per gallon In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-13

5O-inch extra heavy lustre Mohair
Bri1iantine in black, value Sis
Special 89o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-13

45-inch extra fine quality and very
high lustre black Mohair
Brilliantine, value $40
Special .S1.O(
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GossIP-Gosslp by private wire to
G. II. IL. Smith & Co. st; Paul members he OF
board of e-Broomhall-Quantity bread
gtuns on passage United Kingdom 6 ,96e, 800.
To continent. i, $4,000. and for orders 5,72s,
600, showing increase TO United Kingdom OF
104 900, decrease 10 continent OF Ga, 600 and de-
crease for orders OF 50 900; total decrease 40, :
000 CaTsoes Arm; parcels, Sd dearer; corn,
steady.-Antwerp cables quote No. 2, red,
wheat. ssf lower, while private cables quote
hQAf h.gher.-Danubian wheat shipments
for the week were 10000 bu, compared with
$4,000 blu last week, and z72.000 last year;
Danubian corn shipments were 704G eco bu,
compared with 33s 30 last week. and CSC, 90
last year.
NEW YORK, Nov n-Flour-Receipts.
29.eo2 bills; export5, Is. 800 bbls. More active
and steadier on the rise In wheat Corn
meal, firm; yellow Western, 72d73c. Rye,
steadier; No. 2. Western, 81 c. !. T.; Buffalo,
5sh4 Z; o. b., anoat to arrive. Barley malt,
nrm Western. 55965e: Wheat. receipts, 437.
No: 2 red, the, I. O. b., afoat, options.
AGhc net advance. No 2, red May, Il 5-l6Q
ne; closed Use; Corn. receipts, 5000 b1;
1850 (. o. b.. ahoat; options closed un
changed. May closed 3S&c. Oats, receipts,
$1,000 bu; exports, 200 Blu. Spot, steady
No: 2. &c; options duh and nominal.
No, l hard, e21Eci No 2, 6olk962c; No. 2 red,
No 8. 65q59c. Corn firm; No. mixed, $50
Ig1lc, No. white, 29lzc: No. g. pc. Oats
steady: No. 2 white. 2slzc. Rye steady; No.
2 49c.
ST. LOUIS. Nov 14.-Wheat. higher: No
2 red cash elevator, 69d70Ac: track 69M1
70kc; December 70hc May. 69A9%c: No.
hard, e41Rd66c. Corn, dull; No. cash 31lzc
December. s0zc; May 32c. Oats. firm; No
2 cash, DC, track, 26Ac; December Zee; May
267so; No. white, &c. Rye, Arm, SIC. Flax
higher 95Ac.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov 14.-Flour.
steady. Wheat higher; No. 1, northern, Csc
No do, 6s&c. Oats. steady, 2s927hc Rye
steady; No l. 51kq52c. Barley, Arm; No. 2
4SI4c; sample 40disc.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 14.-Wheat spot, No. /
red northern spring. steady, 6s 3D. Corn, No
vember. steady. 3s, 10l4d; December, steady
Be-. sHd; March, steady. IS. Ind
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ST. Paul MARKETS.

PRoDUCE-The week opened with all kinds
Of produce steady with the closing prices last
The following arc street quotations as cor
rected daily BY c. L. Jett Co.
Apples-Per Bbl-Northern Spy. $S75G4 so;
Baldwins. $S75Q4.25; Greening $3T5a4 rs I;
Ben Davis, $5OqS.15; other varieties, S2.75
Bsnanas-chOlce shipping-Largo punches,
$i.50d2 small punches $lG1.25.
Beans-Per Bu-Brown, 81: dirty lots COZ
e5e; fancy. Sis; medium, hand-plcked.
Beef-Country dressed. fancy. 6q61kc; rough.
Butter-Per Lb-CreamerIes. extras. 2sa24c;
oreameries. frsts, 20q2lo; creameries. gath
cred cream. lSa20c; dairies, extras. lTR
2ec; limitations. l29l21Re; packing stock. he.
Csbbage.Home grown. dog, 1886
Cheese-Per Lb-Brick. No. 1. 11G11hc;
brick, No. 2. sQskc; Lmburger, 949hc;
Swiss. l2G1sc; twins, fancy, Minnesota and
Wisconsin, io1loi4e; Young America, new,
lie prfmost. sg6lsc.
half 6Si & 7JRS S5a DOL ''q0'O' sweet per
cranberries-Beli and bugie. ss.75G7; Cape
Eggs-Fresh, subject to loss OF. new. cases
included, l6gl7o; seconds. cases included,
Figs-Callfornis. lob box. aS.
Fish-Per Lb-Pickerel. aye: croppies. &c;
trout. lake. Sc; whitehsh Sc.
Game-Ducks. mallard, per doz, $3.50; canvas
backs, A.25q7: brant, per doz. $464.5l.
Hogs-Clean Per Lb-Heayy, 4@c. light AZ
&c; medium &C.
Honey-Lb Sections Buckwheat bfIsIbc. ex-
tracted amber. 6a6iac; extracted white 6j.c:
golden rod. lOc; extracted white. lie: white
fancy. l3c.
Lemons-C alifornia, soOs to $685. seas so:
MeSsinas, choice So0s, A.50I5: Messinas
fancy, seos. 36G6.50; Messinas. choice. SECS,
Maple syrup-Per Lb-ohio. In bricks. loc
Vermont, in bricks, lOc; Western. In bricks.
l0c.
Mutton-Per Lb-Buoks, SIC: country dress
ed, 7b<GS4c; milk lambs. pelts on s1kG
l0c.
Nuts-Almonds. new, small quantities. III
lie; almonds. Tarragonas. sacks. 100 lbs,
l2c; Tarragonas. small quantities, lac: nj
berts, sacks about 2o0 lbs. size; hlbsrts.
small quantities, lec; hickory, per bu. 81. rs
Ul5o; peanuts. per ID. raw. sG5iSc: pea
nuts, per 10, roasted. &c: pecans small
quantities. 80 i0c; walnuts sG9c; walnuts.
California, soft she'll, sacks, 100 to 10 lbs.
eisaloc: walnuts, California, hard less
quantities. l2c. black walnuts. 81
Ontons-Per Bu-Silver skins, S5tI40c; other
varieties. 25GSoc.
orsnges-Per Box-SeedlinEs. fancy. Valen-
cias, S4.5oT5.
Pears-Per Bu-MichiSan. $50; Washington,
81
Potatoes-Burbanks. sSa2sc; Rural. 2SG2sc;
Snow flakes. &6l sc. Peerless, e5El26c:
other varieties, Il : sc: Jersey Sweets s. g5
per Dbl; Muscstne, N.7512.
Poultry-Per Id - Spring chickens 6LG-c:
live hens, 5G6c; live geese, &c. live ducks
TqSc; 1--we turkeys. SixsG9c; cocks, 4Gsc.
Quinees-Per bbl. AG4-25; per bu S.sa9i IS
Vesl-Per Lb-Coarse and thin, SC; extra,
fancy, country-dreSsed. size
vegetables Green-Beets, Per doz lunches
per dog, loo; tomatoes. &c; caulifower. dry,
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go: 3 bulls, aY 1850. s.: bulls, av $50
ga, : stockers ard feeders, av $40, $3.50;
e-oeAeIs ard feeders. av $50, $3.50: z
1o Az so, S4.25; 81 calves, ay 2S9, $40
t 70 !ssSFn2gs. av $50, $3.50; Sc yearlings, av
sso, p. hoss-Receipts zoo; Saturday, 197S;
- ae1t see steady, selling at sS.SoG345s bulk
s S0C n OMAHA, Nov. 14-Cattle-Receipt
s,legi sIeadg to- strong; native beef steers
Es:z5slo.zo; WESTERN SSSe94 60; Texans, $3.50
0e;s' COWS and heiters s.. 2094; etockers
a an feeders. SS5o94e9: bulls stays. ETC.
x2sOQS.Io. Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shade low
81. ne q y, 59Q3 45; mixed, S. 4c93 421z5
HggI $Si21sgS. =; bulk Of sales, s. l0G3 As
,t 60 go; stronger native NUT
s so9s. sS.foG44o; Westerns. sS.60942S; lambs.
g: LOUIS. Nov. u-cattleReceipts,
d,VVi nEIner; beef steers. s495.25; stockers
anc feeders, S22s44;. COWS and heifers, s20
10Y; Texas and Indian steers, 81 15Q4; cows
ano .heifers, s2q3.25. Hogs-Receipts, 5000:
STEADY: packers 3. 4eG4.55; butchers, $500
Sp9 Sneep-Reeeipts, SEQ; steady; muttons
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 12-Cattle- Reeelpts,
tv9o; steady 10 strong; Texas steers, s. POO
4.59; Texas cows, s2.20Q2. so; native cows
an and he!ters, sl.5oG4; stockers and feeders,
s5s'd3es 90; bullEL 81 75GS.25. Hogs-Receipts,
t0,~9; weak to sc lower; bulk of sales g 80
SSsfS; heavy, sS.454S.55; packers, $3.50
Workers ss.S593, 20; pigs, ssG3.S5. sheep-Re-
1904 25 fSO' ''
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BOSTON MINING SHARES.
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.

WALL STREET COSSIP-NeW York stock
gossip, reported by H. Holbert & Son, bank
ers and brokers, 941 Robert street, National
German-Amercan bank building St Paul:
Post Fqagg wire US: London disappointed
the bulls today. by not buying stocks, as
they have done in such large quantities ever
since election. In fact the tendency from
there Is rather to take profits than make
new ventures. The foreign houses accounted
for this disposition by the high rates for
money in Europe. Our money market here
moved up, most loans being made at 21a and
the advance Is quite justified and to be ex-
pected on account OF the showing made by
banks Saturday. The stock market was
active and mixed in tone but in the main
very strong, when heavy liquidation which
has taken place lately is considered. Almost
all the large speculative interests have sold
huge blocks of stocks and continued to dump
round lots this morning. In consequence
every one expected a sharp reaction, but
nothing of this kind occurred, prices closing
very nearly at their best. This is very re-
markable and makes 1t look as II the present
advance has not nearly reached it's culmina-
ton as yet and as II the sellers would again
buy back their stocks higeher. We feel very
bullish on the situation and think much
higher prices both justified and likely TO oc-
FOREIGN FINANCIAL = The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram
says: THE stock markets here were
generally good today except foreigners and
mines, which were dull, in sympathy with
Paris Americans and Grand Trunk were
strong, both closing al about the best. The
ly increases, reports from the United States
as to favorable trade prospects being fully
believed here. There were also further buy
ing orders for Americans from Germany. The
monetary position in Germany still requires
careful watching. The next fortnight prom
ises to be a test of the financial PCS ton
In Germany, as an exceptionally heavy
amount Of German bills will mature here
within that period"
NEW YORK MONEY-New York Nov. Il.
Money on call steady at 2d2k; last loan
~; prime mercantile paper, 3G4 per cent
sterling exchange easy, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. s5d4. S5A for demand
and at 81 S264.S2A for sixty days; posted
rates, 81. S3g4. S61z; commercial bills 81 S16D
4.81I2; silver certificates, 601kG615ke; bar sill
YER 60ssc; Mexican dollars, AXE Govern
ment bonds irregular. State bonds heavy
Railroad bonds irregular
TREASURY STATEMENT - Washing on
Nov. H.-TOday's statement Of the condition
OF the treasury shows: Available cash balance
$299, 36s, ESQ; gold reserve, $242, 4e5 S15.
LONDON MONEY-London, Nov. l4-Amer-
lean securities after Arm opening were duie.
with declining tendency, but recovered to-
wards the close on & general speculative de-
msnd. The close was firm. Amount of hull
lion gone into the Bank Of England on balarcs
today, H4, 900.
BANK CI.EARINGS.
ST. Paul, 81. 3s6, 0s7.es
Minneapolis. 81, 573,677
Chicago, $50, 259, 23S.
Boston, SIS zoe. 1913.
New York, S10o. POO, 454
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DULUTH.

DULUTH, MINI. Nov. 1.-THE market was
Gull and hrm- December opened &c on al
e4j<c, sold up to e42sc at $50 and at I2:IS
ives YES quoted at s42sc. Cash 10000 Blu At
use over december. Cash sales: l car No.
hard, 71ixc; 800, 900 bu No / northern 6sc;
1900 bu 10: northern. e77c; 5000 bu No.
I northern, 67Ae; 10000 bu No. 1 northern,
sT1zc; 5000 bu No. northern, 65K
s.olo bu No. 9 spring 621lgs21zc; 14.ooo su
rejected, 55463c; 1000 bu barley, 3SG42c;
z 90 bu fax, s1G1.Oi. Recdpts-Wheat, e1s. :
- bu; corn, 500; oats sos; rye. 1874; barley,
B,140, fax, 54,7I5. Shipments-Wheat, SIS,
es3 bu; oats, ess: barley, IA, 122; fax, $3.50.
Stocks Of wheat; No. hard, 144.e17i No. l
northern, e6l, s46; No. 2 northern, $50, As: No.
string. S .1S5; no grade. 119. S97; rejected,
1915; special bin. 2771O total. 2.les e51: ia
erease. sol, SiS; stocks year ago e01 10; corn,
1.Ic2,671; oats. 52,G72; rye I0114; barley, z52,
2o5i fax. 6z4,S4 December closed sc up at
e4Acj spot No. hard, 1iSe; No. 1 northern,
CSC; No. northern. e514c; No. spring, 621kc;
t9 arrive, No hard. 715kci No. northern.
esc; No. 2 northern. e514c; No. l hard, De-
cember. $3.50 asked May, e7kc; No. north
ern, May, 66hc: oats, 2S1zG25c; rye, Soc; bar
ley S6g42c; fax, s1011z; May, Sl.o21z; corn.
2SZc.
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Live Stock Markets.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. Nov. 1.-The receluts
az tAe Union st0ekyar3s today were: Cat
le, lS0o; calves. 800: hogs. 800; sheep, 10, COO.
Inc cattle market is steady 70 stronger on
good butcher stun. Stockers and feeders
dragged little st steady prices. Some nne
small stun sold fairly well. The hog msr-
than Saturdays close. The bulk Of the
nght ard medium hogs sold At s. SoRs IS.
Piss continue low. The run was a small
one and the quality was only fair. The sbeen
market was fairly active ~ steady 70 strong
er pricecsc on fine. llghs fat lambs and rood
mutton sheep. The demand for this stun Is
good. Common stun Sc Is but 81 low prices
Hogs-Market opened steady but closed a
shade weaker than the close Saturday The
bulk Of the hogs sold at S-2033sS The
sentative sales:
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Firm; Wheat-No. spring (. o. b. sea
6'1ze; No; red, Z. o. b. 66Aa 667c. Corn-No
2. S2'sG32hc No. 2 yellow s2Ma32Ac Oats
No 2 Z. o. b. 25G25lsc; No. white Z O..
b 2Sg27Ee; No. white 26a26lkc. Rye. SIZE
harley Sample, {. o. b. $1,000 Flax
Seed-No. ], 81 02ls .TimothySeed-Prime 81 20
Mess Pork-Per bbl. S775d7.S0. Lard-Per
100 lbs. A.Ghd490 Ribs-Short sides
toosel A75H4.90. ShOulders-Dry sailed
tboNedl, 4AQfAc. s dCs-Short clear C5oXed)
AS0H4S. Whisky Distillers finished
goods, per sal, A.25. Sugar-Cut loaf, Gao:
graduated. 0l+c Rcceipts-FNour. 10 900
900 bu: rye. 81 600 bu: barley 96 600 bu.
Shipments-Flour. y 600 bbls: wheat l7s COO
bu; barley. $4,000 bu. on the produce ex-
change today. the butter market was steady.
ereameries. l4aeihc: daiTies IelsGi9. cheese
Quiet Sa9Ac. Eggs-Firm; fresh. leikq2Co.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-15
ST. PAUL.

Quotations on grain, hay, feed, etc, fur
nashed by Griggs Bros. grain and seed mer-
chants:
wHEAT--No. l northern. e54@eec; No. 2
S29321kc; No. 3, 31G311sc.-OATS-N 9
white. 5g251kc; No. 3, 2412g25c.-BARLEY
ND RYE-Sample barley 4440c.-SEEDS
40 hax, 9SgS81zc; timothy, seed, SlG1.25;
red clover, s4d4.40.-FLOUR-Pate per
Dbl, S3.69QS.50; rye -four. 2.4092. So
GROUND FEED - 81. 1913. - COARSE
a. -SHoRTS-In bulk, $s.25g9. 30
HAY-Market lower; receipts heavy; choice
Iowa and Minnesota upland, S6.50lI7; No. /
upland 81. Z5Q6.5G; wild 81. 5096. %; good 70
choice timothy, s6.5067; clover and clover
MIXED, s5.5Gd5. - STRAW - Rye, $S.50G4i
OF 81 25l3. 60
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Green

Green 49,. .............. .0S
ST. PAUL. Nov. 13-Wool-Wisconsin,
Eastern Iowa and Southern Minnesota: I'm
washed, fine, heavy, per Id, 715QSc; do fine
light, s@10c; do medium, Il to sslbiood, 800
1Se; do coarse. low, blood. ll9i4c; do very
coarse, braid, 1OQ12c; do eotted, bury, etc.,
SG10o; do average lots fne out, ii614c
Western Iowa. Minnesota, Manitoba, British
Columbia and Northwest Territory: Fine
heavy, per Id, 7Q11o; do medium 10914c: do
coarse, 1oQ12c; do bury, seedy, etc., $3.50
Montana: Unwashed, fine, bright, per Id,
SQsc; do medium. 12Q14c: do coarse, 129
14c; do dark oombings. 1850.