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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-29
STOCKS WERE UNSETTLED
Realizfng Movements swami
All Early Evidences of
Strength.
7a9a FINANCIAL SUMMARY. SIR
liz Prev.
Bar s;,var NJ. v Close. Day.
Call money, Ne New fo York i.,. ;asHH s7A

NEW YORK, June 2s.-some NJ +ba ;,,..
~ ~, ,al spsGlaltles advanced in the early trsdina
caus poi hpuyihs, inside support or indiyiduaI
Tobarc:o Out e,d preahzing NOV ment later. in
pres snd WIPED out all but few gains e' Taa
fnsai Nv was very narrow and entirely nro-
beine ala socks which were strong yesterday
Gas Pullman, Consolidated Gas. Tohaccop onS ,
6lrooklyn Transit. and in a slight dee aue
strength The al enjoyed their Periods Of
up to about last nights close on sire q
Il, NJ ROCK Island due to inside SUI
port, and in part to Burling-
oereasa n May "a es statenent showing
plus after charges of 1902 S96. But the sus-
persicn for the pre- .ent CT the grain moyem ant
a a. tb .ne Knowledge that the current earnings
large average, brought realizing and fracti n
al declines. Union Pacific pfd was quite a
marked SUFFERER from the reports Of rate cut
ing In transcontinental passenger business;
The railroad list was very much neyIact. 4
for the most part, the demand fer stocks bav
Ing apparently died away entirely in sp.t tie Ct
many favoring cor ditions OF business end
and the continued case in money which Sc ems
10 snow no effect whatever from any demand
to meet July obligations or to take I'D The
government loan. The very light demand
Tor stocks is now not accompanied by any
pressure to sell large amounts and the result
is an almost stagnant market IN which there
Is nothing to Indicate any change.
Inc new tax on issues, transfers and sales
of stock certificates continues to absorb a
large amount Of attention u Wall strset,
where the opinion prevails that until its
literal provisions can be success July comba.-
ted In the courts or legally evaded, they VIII
largely curtail professional speculation and
operations by room traders for a quick turn
in the price of stocks.
Bonds reflect the pressure of available
money for profitable employment and prices
continue to ad, ance. Total sales 50 $1,000
U. S. cid fours coup and the IS advanced u
in the bid prices
The total sales of stocks today were 261 600
shares, including II Gas Atchison pfd; 10, 42O
burlington, 1852 Manhattan, $500 North IN
Pacific, $500 do pfd, 1871 Rock Island, 8 1856
ST. Paul, 1885 Union Pacific pfd, 81, sos To-
bacco, 16,067 PEOPLES Gas, 4,e45 Pullman, 2S,-
635 Sugar, 1920 Rubber.
The following were the fluctuations of the
leading railway and Industrial shares fur
nished by c. H. F. Smith & Co., members
New York stock exchange and Chicago board
of trade:
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There IN are heavy sales reported by jobhers in
n ure nature lure OF cleaning up transactions
continue to meet with buyers favor road
statesmen securing fairly heavy orders The
70 ds. Tor ginghams and other woven goods
NEW YORK COFFEE.
NEW YORK, June 28-cofre-- ont;o,a
opened steady With prices unchanged to s
points higher; ruled very quiet but with
nrm undertone following favorable adviees
from from Hayre and Rio; buying checked by
liberal receipts and apathy Of consumers.
Closed ed stea ad lower to points net high
Spot coffee Rio. dull and nominal No. I,
invoice SIC; No. Z, 1obbing, &C Mid mac
tive Ccrdova, s1a@15c. Sugar-Raw, dull,
tive; Cordcva, Sh@15c. Sugar-Raw dull,
So test, NC; refined quiet.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BOSTON, June 28.-Sa,es in the wool mar
ket show fair average this week. The mar
Ket was steady. and da.ers were not disposed
70 push sales except at prevailing market
prices. The movement in washed feeces is
SLOW 800 For Xxx and above the price is about
zSc; whlie the best lines of delanes and No.
l feeces call for 300.
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DULUTH GRAIN.

DULUTH, Mimi, June 2S.-Market dull
and weaker. September opened nc off at
671hc. sold off to 67Mc at 10, and IL 80 was
quoted at 67Ac; cash, cars shippers at July
shipped 52,71O bbls; have 25. 1870 bbls; rail-
reads received 50,S6O bbls; shipped 40, 375 bbls;
have, $3.50 bbls. Cash Sales-1 car No.
northern, s2Ac; 2 cars No. I northern, $40;
Wheat, SO; corn, IL; oats, 4; rye. /; fax, 2.
Receipts-Wheat, 64,920 bu; corn, 5,274 blu;
oats, 1,311 blu; rye, 1895 bu; barley. 525 blu;
fax. 363 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 12S,S92 bu.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BOSTON MINING SHARES.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram: THE principal
the revival of activity in Kaff1r mines. The
other markets were dull and stupid, invest
ments buying in anticipation of July d:vi-
dends not having yet commenced The fail
ure Of Hopkinson & Sons, West End bank
ers, it is asserted, will have some effect
American and Canadian railways, the firm
having stock in pawn. but most people are
disposed to view the suspension as unsm-
portant. What prestige the firm held years
ago has been lost recently, and the liabilities
cannot be very large. American securities
Union Pacific stocks Grand Trunk was low
er, because of the Hopkinson failure.
WALL STREET GOSSIP
New York stock gossip, reported by H.
Ho1bert & Son, bankers and brokers, 3i1 Rob-
ert street National German Amer.can Bank
Post Flagg wire us: The same general
conditions prevailed today as for some time
past excepting at the close, when what look d
like a considerable raid was made on prices.
Bonds continued in large demand and this
inquiry today spread to some of the high
priced investment stocks, such as Pullman
and Consol- dated Gas, but the fact that the
standard speculative shares continued dull, in
face of this gave courage to certain bearish
professionals pr to attempt the afternoons raid.
very strong and think it buy decl mes.
NEW YORK MONEY.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-Money on call easy
1@lk; last loan ~. Prime mercantile paper
3q4 per cent Sterling exchange firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at ST. S51a0
48oA for demand. and at s4.S4A@4S41a for
sixty days. Posted rates $4.S5@4. S61a; COM
mercial bills $4.S31h. Silver certifca es 59Ac.
Bar silver 59A. Mexican dollars 45Ac.
BANK CLEARINGS
st. Paul, $50, 9oS5s
Minneapolis, Sae961S.
Chicago, $i5,S91 400
boston, S15,s9S,932.
New York. $12G, 695 4i6.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Tcday's state
ment of the condition of the trea sury shows:
Available cash balance, s194, 1872, 344; gold re-
serve, $165, tx, 500.
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WHEAT SUMMARY.

CHICAGO, June 29-Demoralzation at
Liverpool and fine harvest weather gave the
bears in wheat an inning today. July left
Oats closed 1sc lower. Provisions also show
declines, pork &c, lard 15c, ribs 2kc.
Nearly everything was against the price
of wheat at the opening. The most depressing
feature was the sharp depression almost de-
noraldzation, which prevailed in Liverpool.
That market seemed wholly Indifferent to
our advance yesterday and July there was
equal to 4Ac lower than the close last night
The weather, too, was fair and favorable
throughout the winter wheat belt, in marked
contrast with the conditions which prevailed
yesterday. This improvement was a weaken
Ing factor and when the slump In Liverpool
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Received-Wheat 20 cars; wheat 2O,5so bu i:
bu; rye, 102O bu; fax. 1880 bu; oil. Sc. 900
lbs; -four, 100 bbls; millstuffs, so tons; hay.
50 tons; fruit, 1874 1872 lbs; merchandise, 1,237,-
900 lbs coal, 100 tons; wood, 81 cords; brick,
hold goods, $500 lbs; pig iron, 30 cars; stone
and marble, IS cars live stock, 2 cars !;
dressed meats. 1o9,77O lbs; butter, 13, 300 lbs;
railroad materials, cars; sundries, 40 cars
car lots, 1858.
shipped-wheat, 10 cars; wheat, 1920 bu +;
corn. 5S10 bu; oats, 4,400 blu: rye, $50 blu +;
flax, 1920 bu: flour. N,7O2 bbls; millstufs,
chandise. 2.0S6,545 lbs; lumber, 6S cars; ma
chinery. 339, 800 lbs; coal, 20 tons; wood, II
cords: household goods, $4,000 lbs; ties, 10
cars; stone and marble, cars; railroad mate
rails q cars; sundries, q cars; car lots, 635
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

MINNEAPOLIS. June 2S.-Bearish infu-
ences pervaded the wheat market today.
July wheat opened at S3Ac, against s3&c
Mondays close, and declined to S21ac by 11i5o
a. m.
September wheat opened at 66Ac against
671kc Monday, advanced to 661kc, lost 1sc.
frmed up TO $3.50, dropped to 65&c gained
Bc. lost 5sc, and advanced to $3.50 by 11:50
a. m. $3.50
December wheat opened at 651sc. against
Gee Monday declined to Csc by iG:10 a. m
and remained steady. with no trading re-
corded, up to noon.
The cash wheat market was very quiet,
more from lack of offerings than that OF
demand. June wheat closed at S21ac. July
at S21Ac, September at 6as@661ac, and De-
cember at 651hc
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Pure win er wheat pa ents, s4;4o94.6,;
straight, sS:7o9s special brands n b hard ar
Wheat-No. 2 spring, 69@71c; No. 8 spring.
65@75c;.No. rel, 7sc. Corn-No. 31@31Ac:
Oats-No 2, 21Ac;No. 2 white, 24c:, No. 3
white. 23Ac. Rye-No. 2, 43c. Bar!ey-No
2, 3GQ35c. Flaxseed-No. 1, 81. 06. Timothy
Prime seed, $?.f012 s.. Pork-Mess, Ter Dbl,
50 5000. 55. Lard-Per 100 lbs, SIS. 45@5.5o
ders-Dry sailed (boxed). 4A@5c Sides
Short clear (boxed) s5.7O@5.s0. Sugars-Cat
loaf. unchanged. Corn-No. yellow. $3.50
31hc. Receipts-FIour 600 bhls; wheat,
2 100 blu; corn 1852, 100 bu; oats, 34390o bu; rye
2 800 bu; barley, 5000 blu. Shi merts-Fiour
2 400 bbls: wheat &c. 500 blu: corn. 126 600 bu
exchange today the butter market was steady
c:eamer es, 1E@16c; ia lies, 114@iSkc. Eggs
steady; fresh 10c.
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which prices were steady except grass-fed
cows which We're 25c lower. There were fome
,stockers but OF quality for which there was
grade, but the market was steady, and all
were quickly sold to butchers and packers.
lambs Offering for which good prices were Sc
stock.
yesterday; packers got about everything ex-
cept couple OF punches to city butchers;
the qualify averaged fair, with the range from
mixed loads offered Renresant ative "a as
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
GRAIN GOSSIP

Gossip by private wire to c.. H. F. Smith &
Co., St. Paul. members of the New York
stock exchange and Chicago board of trade:
Harvest reports from Eastern Kansas are
running down. far as yield is concerned
Many fields will not be cut at all The best
of the wheat is largely No. 8, and much OF 1t
rejected One OF the largest millers in Mad
ison county, Illinois, says they will not raise
more than 60 per cent Of an average crop
Kansas City, am getting numerous re-
ports daily that the yield is proving great
disappointment Many fields Will not be cut.
The hard wheat territory is sending similar
reports.
st. Louis-Reports here from Central Mis-
souri, say that many wheat fields are aban-
doned and stock has been turned into them.
Fields that have been cut yielded five to ten
Blu per acre.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Ju e 2S.-Fiour-Receipts, 49,
III 81; bbls; exports. 6,s2S bbls; moderately act
steady; No. 2 red +. o. b. afioat, SIC; options
opened weak and declined steadily under
bearsh cables and slightly better crop con-
reduction in worlds stocks acting to Brad
streets closed the market stea5y at k@1Hc
decline. No: red July. 76BQ7sAc, closed
options weak and lower all day under hsav-
mess in wheat and declines abroad; closed
M@Ac net lower; July. 35K @35Ac, Close
35Ac. oats-Receipts, 2S5,Ooo blu; spot weak;
decidedly today in sympathy with the West
and clio ed lie lie. lower; July c,ozed 25c
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 2S-Wheat lower; No. g.
red cash elevator, Tic; track 73@75c; new,
SIC; July, Csc; September, 65as@651sc; Decem-
Der, -667sc; No. hard, Sc, old. Corn lower;
No. cash, 3Oc; July. 1850; Septemb,r, 309sc;
December 30c Oats lower; No. cash. 20Ac;
track. 24c; July, 21c; September, 1870; No. 2
white, 2S1Ac. Rye higher; 40c. Flaxseed
nominal
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, June 28.-Flour steady
Wheat 19c lower; No. 1 northern, SSc; No. 2
northern, s61ac; July, 84Ac. Oats 1c lower
2S1aq24c. Rye quiet; No. 1, 431s@44c. Bar
ley nominal
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No hard. July. s4Hc; September, ss1zc;
No. l northern, July, s2Ac; oats. 2slk@22Ac;
TENDER. 81 .os; corn, 261sc September closed
at 671kc; spot. No. hard. 8411c; No. i north
ern, SIC; No. northern, 794c; No. spring,
Zee. To Arrive-No. / hard, S4Rc; No. /
northern S2c
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CHICAGO COUNTRY HIDES.
Shoe and Leather Review.
Chicago, June 2S.-There is a better feeling
in market more inquiry exists, and the d.
mand is sufficient to take everything offered
Prices are steady and unchanged, although
the market looked dull and soft early in the
week. The situation Is firm at the close Of
the week, and considerable trading has been
Bluffs, 40 to GO lbs are steady at 1012@10c
for Is and 2s Two cars sold at these prices,
one being for July delivery.
Extreme light hides, Is to 40 lbs are strong
err. sOne car lot sold at 1O7ac for Is with the
No. 2 selection at 1O1sc. Extremes are now
held at lie and 10Ac.
Native steer hides, 60 lbs and over. are coed
property One car lot sold at 10lsc for Is
free Of brands and grubs, while the No Is
brought SIC. Several small lots, enough to
make car. sod later at 1OAc and 1Oc.
Little stock is now left untaken.
Branded steer and cow hides are strong at
SIC fiat. A lot Of 1900 sold at that price
Two cars of Denver hides May take off,
brought e1sc fiat There was one car of Mex
lean branded sold at private terms
Native bull hides continue steady with light
trading in small lots at SIC fat
and 1O1kc for No. 1 and No. country skins.
A lot of 5000 city skins sold at 1215c and lie
for both selections
Deacons are held at 5o@55c slunks at soc
of one car lot at 11Ac and 9Ac for Is and 2s
Horse hides are held at sS.25@3.35 each.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK, June 2s-There was no
marked change IN the dry goods market to-
day. Variations in the demand for staple
lines of cotton were noted, but nothing to in
dictate radical movement Market for woo
en- goods quiet. Light weight goods are APP
parently no nearer an opening. Staple cot
tons show little change. No trading of con-
sequence is reported in print cloths Extras
still quoted at &c are practically at stand
The market for printed goods Is quite lively.
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Other Grafns-Winter wheat. 10: No.
corn. 4; No. 4 corn, a. no grade corn, 6;
No.3 oats, IS; no grade oats, L; No. 2 rye,
2; No. barley, 1; No. fax, q
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat-No. hard, 16;
No. northern. 50; No. northern, IA; No
8. 70; rejected, 1; no grade. l.; winter wheat,
10; No. 3 corn 8; no grade corn, 1; No. 8
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Good Run of All Classes of Stock
Some Nice Lots Of Fat Steers
and Cows-Market Steady.
South st, Paul,

SOUTH ST Kaleidoscope at Union Stock
Yards-Cattle, 800; calves 200; sheep, ZOO;
ali kinds Of stock. Among the cattle were
several nice lots Of tat steers and COVE. for
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CattieealDry-fed butcher cattle steldy; grass
meoium weight stoekers very dull; receipts
were liberal and desirable Gait we'll sod
out; stocker buyers all want little clttle
Representative sales:
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WHEAT RULED LOWER.

Sharp Depression In Liverpool
Prices Was the Principal
Cause.
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Disposition of Stock
'HDNvHDXa MOO HO1IN

number of good to choice mixers and spring
ers are coming to this market and though
they command remunerative prices, yet they
are not as high as other cattle. The old worn
out thin cows have, been of late very hard
to dispose of, and country shippers should
remember that South st. Paul is not a good
place to send stepmother COWS for sale, I'M
less for canning purposes. Representative
saleS
No. PriceNo. Price
4 cows ... S13O 002 cows - $55 90
4 cows lo6 5O
AMONG THE SHIPPERS.
The following shippers were on the mar
ket: Thomas Bruber, Etty, hogs; Uhlman
Bros, River Falls, hogs and sheep; Riley
Lake, mixed load; E. H. Brabee, Waverly,
cattle and calves; H. H. Bracket, Twin City
stock yards, cattle and caves; c. S. Whit
NJ. H. Carsten, Glencoe, hogs; ]. H. Walters,
Norwood. two mixed loads; P. T. French.
Norwood, mixed ed load; LIE Barron & Co., Lyle,
hogs; B. F. Flint, Usage cattle; B. wilkins
Renville, hogs and sheep; A; g. WARSAW New
cry, cattle and calves; Frank Remes. New
Prague, hogs and sheep; Thompson & Miner.
Rt cattle lie And RSy hoss e po nelson Y0g Nats
field, cattle and calves; Anderson, Foster &
Co., Sleepy Eye. hogs; Charles strube, New
loads loads nc cattle > and hogs; j. ]. isuts, St.
james, mixed load; H. Krans, Vernon Center
mixed load; George, w. Chamberlain, Amboy
two carloads, cattle and hogs; Conklin &
Brady. Blue Earth City hogs; NJ A. Berg,
Nicollet, hogs; h. H. = Boberson, Zumbro
Falls, hogs and sheep; Henry Huber, Alma,
Wis, cattle, calves and sheep; G. Mold, Mel.
son. sheep; ]. J. Johnson, Pepin, Wis. cat
tie and calves; Heslin' Johnson, Maiden
Rock mixed load; SweBsen & johnson, Davi-
son, cattle and calyesi Brown Bros, Boyd,
mixed load; D. M. Corquodale, Echo, mixed
load; p Bschew, iBeyiew, mixed load; W.
Frank Fairfax, mixed load; w. Mcmahon,
Green Isle, mixed dload; Fl. Hipp, Arlington.
hogs; Palmer Bros, Fairfax cate and
Anderson 6 Wedabf, Madison, hogs; Reeves
& Williams Milbank, cattle; Halverson &
Adams, Milan. mixed load; Hector Lumber
and Supply company Hector, catt.e and
q. M. Holton, Renvi1le, hogs; M. Densmore,
Montevideo, mixed load; Scoville Bunker,
Turtle Lake, mixed load; c. Hanson, Bloomer
cattle and calves; Elliott & Reidel, Black
River Falls, mixed load; G. Gardner. Ham
mond mixed load; Michael Condor Clara
| tCty hogs; John johnson, Litchfield, mixed
load; Guy O. Perkins. Cokato. mixed load.
Midway Horse Market.
MINNESOTA TRANSFER, June @.-Bar-
ret & Zimmerman's report: The inquiries for
fheavy frafters were active and considered
| theatrade fairly good. carload Of cavalry
] used ct Fort AsaAA 8. D. The arrivals.
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RANGE OF PRICES.

RANGE OF PRICES.
Open High Low Closing.
Wheat. ing est. est. Tues. Mon,
JUNE 5u!y . -. ss4 ssH SPA s Sc ssa
DECEMBER 49,. 651k s51S IS ssh 66
On Track-No. hard, $3.50; No. northern,
s4Ac; No.2 northern, 82Ac; June oats, 2lKc;
June corn, 291hc.
Curb on September wheat ..................6 sk
Puts ....................... q
SOME SAMPLE SALES.
No. northern, l car .....................s5
No. northern, lear ......................e3
No. 2 northern cars ......................S3 h
No. northern, car, " o. W. b. ........S4
No. wheat, 5 cars ..................S0
NO. WneaL, car ....................... oZ12
FLOUR.
The -four market was a little more active
Monday, some good sales being made, but
today the demand is again very slack, caused
by the weakness in wheat.
First patents :. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 90I5 %
Second patents =. Observation-Disclosures. 4 7545 90
rlrsL clears ......................... s9ga w
second clears ..................... 6oQ5 So
BRAN. SHORTS AND COARSE GRAIN.
Bran, in bulk Observation-Disclosures 00@ s %
Snefi; IN Guik XIII, s so951g "
Feed in 200-lb sacks 81 per ton additional;
In 1oO-lb sacks, $3.50 additional. Very little
doing in bran. Heavy demand for shorts
and flour middlings Red-dog quiet.
Corn is weak; No. 8, 291ec; yellow. zoe; No.
T. 2S1ac.
oats-oats were very weak; No. oats, %
@24lsc.
Rye-No. 2 rye quoted at 421kc; no sales re-
ported.
Barley-Feed barley quoted at 2Sc; no
sales.
Feed-The trade is fair for this season of
year. with values steady.
Coarse cornmeal and cracked corn
corn, in sacks, per ton, sacks
extra -. :.....:.... ............ .s11 75@12 90
No. 1 ground feed 2-3 corn, 1-3
oats, 80-lb sacks, sacks extra " 70 75613 90
No. 2 ground feed, y corn, " oats,
75-lb sacks, sacks extra -, 10 25@1a so
No ground feed 2-3 oats, 75-lb
sacks, sacks extra lib 75@14 90
In wood zoe extra is charged.
Rye flour, per Dbl ............... 500 2 Is
Rye flour Standard, per Dbl 30@ As
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
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SEeep-Good sheep and lambs steady; COM
mon slow and weak; receipts were liberal AMI
all sold well; common, thin lambs, dull. Rep
reSentaiiYe sales.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HIDE MARKET.


MINNEAPOLIS, June 2S.-No increase in
the receipts. The MAJ kst is firm, and some
classes of G. S. hides are higher Calf skins
are quiet Dry hides and calf are in steady
demand
No. 1. No. g.
Green sailed steers, over so lbs. G9A 0SA
Green sailed cows, all weights. :. 09A .0SX
Green sailed branded hides all
weights .......... .OSA .0712
Green sailed bulls, stays and OK
. en-, all weights 80. osA OH
Green sailed long-haired kips,
to 70 lbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .O91s .OS
Green sailed veal kips, Is to rs
Green sailed veal calf to Is lbs. IL coz
Green sailed deacon skins, under
lbs, each Observation-Disclosures. 40 .35
Range.
Dry Montana butcher hides. over
II lbs ........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IA @.15
Dry Montana fallen hides over
Dry Minnesota and Dakota hides,
over IL lbs ......... .......... .09190 IL
Dry kip, to IL lbs. .............. ~ OLA
Dry calf, under lbs. ........... IA @.16
Dry sailed hides. all weights. OSLO IL
Dry glue stock. all weights. 49,. .G41a@ .05
All grades green hides and skins. lie to lac
per lb less than sa'ted.
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No 50 VT. Prize. mo. W.T.. Prize.
cows for s152 col l COW -. for ss7 90
9 c and 2 c;for los 90 and c.for 80 co
cows .....tor " CO. 8 and cfor EOS %
1e and c,fo:ha. & 98 COW ~. for. a 90
Stays and Oxen--rs;i lGs sys.- It's
No. W.T. Price
................. .16.5 So 81
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Midway Horse Market.

MINNESOTA TRANSFER, June 2s.-Bar-
ret & Zimmerman's report: The inquiries for
heavy drafters were active and considered
theatrade fairly good A carload Of cavalry
horses was sold to the government, to be
used 1t Fort MsaAA q. D. The arrivals,
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON June 2S.-Tcday's state
ment of the condition of the trea sury shows:
Available cash balance, $194, 1928 gold re-
serve, $165, 72S, 500.
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The Subject Should BE Interesting
to Every Farmer-COnscfent
breeders Seek the Purity of Their
Herds-HOw Degeneracy, Even
veIop-The Proper Age of Males.