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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-25
ONLY FOUR EXEMPT.
Small Boys List of Certain Lucky
Quartet.

quartet.
A Milwaukee boy has arrived at that
age when he no longer answers orders.
Among the other liberties his grandeur
has succeeded in wrenching from his
awed parents in exemption from rub
bers," to which he has always had an
unconquerable antipathy. OF this great
victory he is, of course, most justly
proud, and takes delight in reminding
his younger sister, who hates to wear
rubbers as much as he, that she is
still obliged to don them. Last week
the first storm of the season disturbed
the domestic tranquility. Some one
happened to pass the nursery door, and
heard this remarkable argument. 1t is
likely to go down the line as a clincher
in political debate: Girls has got to
wear rubbers," the tyrant was saying.
fainst sob ventured, "Why?"
Cause" replied jamie swelling his
little chest, no doubt, there is only
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-25

Souvenirs can be made interesting to
Others than the owners, if they are of
the right kind. A Chicago girl has
new style of album. All of the pictures
in it are of herself, and no two are
alike. Each one is taken in a different
city, and in this way she keeps a pic
ture history of her travels.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-25
SOCIAL HINTS.

How to Make Ones Guests Have a
Good Time.
The social status of any family can
be gagged most accurately by the per-
son who answers the door bell, says
the Gentlewoman. A slatternly serv-
ant means a slatternly mistress, or
what is almost as bad, an incapable
one. For the mistress of the house
herself to open the door when
so appareled that she feels compelled
at once to plunge into a sea of apollo
gies is a confession of incapability and
bad taste. The visitor who is re-
ceived by a speechless or unkempt
child also receives an impression of
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-25
Anti-Vdccine Riots on the Rio Gronde.

fected; another is to have something
to say worth hearing, and to say it
easily and interestingly; another is to
listen appreciatively when others
speak.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-25

A f1sherman's TRAVELLING net brought
up recently, near Carlingford Tough on
the Irish coast, a lot of law docu-
ments missing in Irish chancery cases.
Though much damaged, the papers
could be read.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-25
A Memorial Day
REUNION.
BY GILBERTE HOLT.

= 5 l n E S S had
brought him to his
native town in the
sunny south. He
was in haste that
his mission should
he concluded so
that he might get
away from the
quiet, sleepy viii
lage. The very
beauty of its fraS-
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-25

the soldier boy who had gone away at
her bidding. At last she seemed to
understand. For moment the corners
of the lovely mouth forgot to droop
BY the light Of memory the man and
roman grew young again.
When his torrent of words ceased
she stood silent for some moments and
ten held out her hand as she softly
said
I'VE Danish our anger forever
When we laurel the graves of our
dead"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-25
A Sensible Woman

The empress of Germany is a fine
cook and she has learned cutting and
fitting so as to superintend the alter
alton of her own dresses.
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Enough.

Ethel-Have you got any very expen-
sive tastes, Charlie? Charlie-Yes-
I'm very fond of you.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-25

The hogs raised in Cape Colony are
like the razor-backs of our southern
states,
A great empire and little minds go
Ill together.-Burke. .-'
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-25

when fighting was going on, for fear
some Of them might be injured"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-05-25

four people on earth who don't have
to wear understood and Jesus, and
Mckinley and me-"
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-25

q hogs. Az 1913 lbs. $3.50; 46 hogs. Az 2s1
ios. p.0h: IS hog.. ~ 27l lba. $40; 81
hogs. Az 262 lbs $40: 70 hogs. Nv 249 lbs,
ts.7o: n hogs, ~ 21s lbs. s. 70: Sc hogs,
~ 33s sbs. $s.3zM: - hogs. ~ geo lbs,
$3.72h: IS hogs. av 235 lbs, $3.67h: 81
hogs. Nv. 265 lbs. $50; 6 hogs. av 3l5 lbs,
S3.35: hogs. ~ lis lbs. 1875. Cattle
Market steady and active; not enough cattle
here to supply the demand. Sales: 10
steers. av 1888 lbs. $4.77h; 3s steers. av
1.097 lbs. $4.62h:' s steers. ~ 1925 lbs.
40; steers. av $40 lbs. 81. IS; steers. av
LOTS lbs. $3.50: cows, av /, 709 lbs, a. Is;
cows. av 1.0o5 lbs. 81; 10 cows, av 1851 lbs.
$3.50; cows, av $50 lbs. $3.50: COWS,
Az 786 lbs 81. 60; 2 steers. av go lbs "a. IS;
II steers. Nv 1924 lbs. N.75: Is steers. av
LES lbs. $4.3s; z cows, av $40 lbs. 50. 80;
| COW. 1.13o lbs. $40; II stockers. av 1913
lbs. $4.75; II stockers, av 626 lbs. "a. 10; %
stockers. av 200 lbs, 81. 80: 30 stockers, av
$40 lbs. 80; calf. 80 lbs, IS; l calf, ITO
lbs. $6.1 Sheep-Market strong; good de-
mand for good sheep and lambs; very few
on market. Sales: II sheared lambs. av
Al lbs. s.; sheep, av Is lbs, IS.
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BY steam. until. painting and breathlsas. they
rounded to under the stern Of schooner
rugged steamer OF about 600 tons burdea.
without boat In her davtts, and her lee
rail nearly at the waters edge.
Running alongside. . rope trailing over
board was caught, and the beat made fast.
In two minutes every man but the skipper
was on board. and purchase Vas being
rugged for the shipment Of Mrs. South. No
sooner was she also In safety than inves-
tigatfon commenced. The discovery Was
soon made that, although the decks had been
swept and the cargo evidently shifted, there
was nothing wrong with the engines 6r
boilers except that there was good deal Of
water in the stokehold. She was evidently
Italian by her name without the addition
Of Genoa. the Luigi Co." being painted ON
the harness casks and buckets. and her
crew must have deserted her in q sudden
panic.
Like men intoxicated. they toiled to get
things shipshape on board their prize. hardly
pausing for sleep or food. And when they
found the engines throbbing beneath their
feet they were almost delirious with Joy
Opening the matches they found that the
cargo Of grain HAD shifted. but not beyond
their ability to trim. so they went at it
with the same savage vigor they had man
ifested ever since they first flung themselves
on board. And when, after Ave days Of
almost incessant labor they took the pilot
of Dungeness, and steamed up the Thames
to London again, not one of them gave a
second thought to the hapless Dorothea
Twelve thousand pounds were divided among
them by the judges orders. and Captain
South found himself able to command a
magnificent cargo steamer of more than 5000
tons register before he was a month older
Daily Telegraph.
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IkiJK

1k1JK
knowing Jonathan - - visAsd II pes-
sible to 80 him befur6 tts clippine reached
him. And-you -, Pk1sw you alse knew
him we'll. Her lips clsssd tightly for q
second, then curved I'm sudle. Two great
tears started from hsneath thu dropping
lasAss bat wore QuicAly intercepted.
I looked toward th1 fekee whore Jona-
than lay. A screen Xas between him and
the visitor, and only his soft respiration
betrayed his presence" His s,esp was stir
unbroken. turned ~ 1glas Conover.
Jonathan loves yo,Af said. do you
love him." Her eyes flashed with a won
derful ulster, but again her lips were firm.
''For il you do" 64eiAIhaed. pulling the
screen aside with q Angle swift movement.
"he is here" II Aeo
"Jonathan!"
Then as I left the irJhdm I looked back
and saw her kneeling Ut his side.-Perley
Poore Sheehan.
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THE WORLDS VISIBLE GRAIN.

THE WORLDS VISIBLE GRAIN.
NEW YORK. May H.-Special cable and tele-
graphic dispatches to Bradstreet's indicate the
following changes in available supplies last
Saturday: Wheat United States and Canada
east of Rockies, decreased 1.215. 600 bu. AfOat
for and in Europe. decrease 1OO 900 bu; total
supply. decrease, 900. Corn. United States
and Canada, east of the Rockies. decrease 2.052.
900. Oats. United States and Canada. east of
the Rockies. increase, go 900. Among the more
important decreases reported to Bradstreets
not given in the official visible supply state
ment those of $50. 900 bu at Manitoba eleva-
tors 1874 900 blu at Chicago private elevators.
1S9. 900 blu at Fort William and Keewatin. and
100000 bu at Northwestern interior elevators.
The principal increases those of g. 900 bu at
Galveston. 81. 900 bu at Cleveland. and $1,000 blu
at Milwaukee private elevators. The aggre-
Tacoma and Seattle Wash, was practically un-
changed last week. Stocks of wheat held at
Lincoln, Neb., Chattanooga, Tenn. and Fort
Worth, Tex, will be reported next week and
thereafter.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK

so. OMAHA. May 2-Cattle receipts yesterday
500; market active. sctroEg; native beef steers
a. 400. Is: western steers. $4@4S0: Texas steers
IS. 15@4.63: cows and heiftrs. s4Ql4.6O Gamers.
81. 506f3.7 20; lockers and feeders sos 49, calves
s406. IS: bulls, stays, ETC.. s3@4.2 Hogs-Re-
&C pts - 500: market strong to sc higher: heavy.
g. 6s@37': mixed. &62h93.6 IS: light. 81: 6oT2.65:
sheep-Receipts. LOO: market active, higher;
western mutton 81. 50@5.6O; stock sheep. $4@4. Is;
lambs s.. 50GI6. S..
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DULUTH GRAIN,

DULUTH Nav 24-The market was active and
firm yesterday. July opened unchanged at 75c
sold up to 75Ac at $3.50. off to 74ssc at noon and
closed sc off at 747sc Cash, 10000 bu at 13c
under July. Mills last week ground 1860 bbls
shipped. 1860; have, 42,Ooo Railroads received
81 05V shipped, 167, 72O; have 1857 $780, Cash sales
cors No. hard. Tic: 1900 blu No. northern
74Nc; 1Occo bu No: l northern. 74ssc; 5000 bu
No. l northern, 11sc; 5000 bu No. l northern
14Hc. Close: Wheat, No hard. cash. 7eKc;
May. 76Nc; July. 77hc; No northern. cash.
74Ac: May. 74A'sc: July. 74hc; September, 7shc;
No 9 northern, 69Nc No. spring, 67Ac: to ar
rive, No. l hard. 76Mc; No northern. 74%c
oats. 2a2sEc; rye. SIC: barley. s6@4Oc; fax
s1.01; September. 9lAc: corn, 32c. Car inspec-
ton. wheat 1872: corn, 1874: OATS 80: rye. g.:
barley, S; flax. g. Receipts wheat 91.172 bu:
corn, 310s7; oats, 1000; rye. 1.O05 barley, 1.4O4
fax. 2235. Shipments. wheat $4,000 bu; corn
11S 597; OATS 1920, sos; rye, 1900
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. May A-There was an active de-
mand for cattle yesterday at stronger prices.
Fancy grades brought $5.55@sss: choice steers.
$525665 50; mediums. a. 8o@4.9 IS: beef steers a. 30
@%7s; stockers and feeders. q. rs; bulls,
s30o0450 cows and heifers. $3.eOQ435: western
fed steers. A.6O64a.40; Texas steers, A.OO15 90;
calves. Ss.0o@7.so. Trade in hogs was lively,
with prices fully Is higher. Fair to choice
$e.S7h@4.05 heavy packers $355Gl3. IS; mixed
S. s6QasO: butchers. ss.S2h03. IS: light s.. 7O@
3.9s; pigs C.3563.S0. The demand for sheep
and lambs was animated as ever, and yes
terday's advanced prices were readily paid
Inferior to choice sheep sold at s. 7505s0. chiefly
at $50; clipped lambs S4.25GS.65: Colorado
wooded lots, S. 909s100: spring lambs. Sc. COOS so
per 100 pounds Receipts-Cattle. 1000; hogs
H. 900; sheep. 1900.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.

ST. LOUIS May N.-Cattle receipts yesterday
$500, including ]. 800 Texans market steady;
tive shipping and export steers 81 60@D5.50: light,
dressed beef and butcher steers. g. 75@5. 10;
stockers and feeders. S3.3O6D4.70: and heif-
ers s22o@14.75: Texas and Indian steers. So. 300
40: cows and heifers. $2.30G4 Hogs-Recepts.
5000: market 5010c higher pigs and lights.
So. S5@39O: packers, $3s0M3a 5 butchers. 50. $50
4.05. Sheep-Receipts 1900 market strong: ma
tive mutton. 81 .25: spring lambs. S. 1907 So
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.

MINNESOTA TRANSFER. May A-Barrett &
Zimmerman report: Retail trade very active.
Prices firm and steady. Receipts OF horses large.
Quality OF stock high. A good heft character
lied all arriving horses Buyers were numerous
and sales frequently made. TIE general appear
ance of the market proved activity in all it's
departments which is unusual on the initial
day Of the week. Draft horses had stron.
demand. Light horses moderate. The nominal
vslue of serIiceable sound horses, from -
years, is follows: 49, -
Drafters choice to extra .$120 0056I3p. O.
Jaraftt RS common to good ........ s5NGr0l 100. %
Farm horses, choice to extra 110WT13O.Oe
lorm horses common to good 49,. 90 Goa 80 a
Mules 1900 lbs......... ........... 81 0CfD115.l1
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS.

NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS.
NEW YORK, May 2L-Butter, receipts
yesterday 14.4e6 packages market steady:
western creamery, l5@1sc; factory, 1lh@
13c. Cheese, receipts, 7,452 packages:
steady; large white. Sl1c: small do, 9k@sAc;
large colored, sac: small do 9A@94c. Eggs
Receipts, 1901 pkgs; frm western, 159l5hc;
southern. 11dr13c. Sugar-Raw firm fair refin-
ing 41sc. centrifugal sS test. 4ssc; molasses
sugar. 4c; refined firm; crushed. sac; powdered,
SIC; graduated, SIC. Coffee-Dull.
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK.

SIUUX CITY, Ia, May N-CattIe receipts.
yesterday. 1900; shipments. 7se: market
abo @. IS steady Sales 81 besves ay 10s2 lbs.
$500: cows. loo. $3.50: p stock heifers av
CTS, 800; Al stock heifers 40S. $40: bulls.
1.010. $500: bulls, $50. 1925; 2 bulls av
LOSS $3.9e: IS stockers and feeders sSs, s. Is;
II stockers and feeders, 1.1s5. $3.50: 81 calves
$50. $685. 20 yearlings. ATS. $4.75 Hogs
Receipts, ESQ: Monday, SIT; market sc higher
selling at $3l.600375 bulk. S. 67k.
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SEED MARKETS.

SEED MARKETS
CHICAGO May Notwithstanding the APP
parent weakness i'll fox through fears Of an
enormous crop a: some time in the future there
is strong undercurrent of opinion that our
cash, May July flax is cheap at present prices
and moreover. that these very conditions will
cause a higher range for the September. Re
seipts here were Il cars. 3 cars at Minneapolis
and Q cars at Duluth. The official close. as re-
iew So Cash flax at s1o7. May at sloA July at
s1O4A and September at 9lc. Minneapolis flax
seed quoted at $10O per bu
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. May 24.-Heavy realizing, despite
in wheat yesterday. Corn and oats lost &c
each. Pork and ribs closed shade higher and
from Russia and prospects of an improved cash
business gave wheat a firm start The market
Selling eWin to more seasonabe weather Dur
ing the first part Of the session the market sold
off cent Covering on IA advises nsess
rally but liquidation set in on every bulge and
the market closed at about the bottom; July
to 75Ac, detained to siiAc and closed At 74!s@
HHc. Receipts were comparatively light, chi
cago receiving but co cars against 4ss last year.
ard Minneapolis and Duluth 49,. compared with
western primary markets was $4,000 bu against
$4,000 but the year before. Ciearances from ON
Atlantic ports of wheat and flour eauaied 2o5 ooo
bu. Worlds visible decreased 1.sl5.0oo bu Cash
demand fair. Liquidation influenced by favor
weakened corn. Receipts. as5 Worlds Wis
Changed at ssN SssSc, sold at ss4c. declined to
3sAc and closed at 1914 0e3s9sc. Oats declined
owing to favorable crop advices and large re-
ceipts. Elevator concerns liquidated freely. Re
ceipts GAG cars. Worlds visible increased 30 900
blu. July started 1sc lower at 23a G2S7sc declined
to 23lsc and closed at 231aM235sc. Provisions
showed signs of strength early on account Of
small hog receipts and an advance at the yards
but when grains began to decline the market sH
became stagnant and the advance was lost. July
pork opened 2l1c higher at $827h. advanced to
IS. 321a declined IS. SSE and closed at IS. 25@
S.Nk. Lard and ribs were exceedingly dull
within narrow range Estimated receipts for
Wednesday,: Wheat. 30 cars; corn, $50; oats
2e5. and hogs $4,000 head.
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CHICAGO PORK.

CHICAGO. May 24.-The speculative pork mar
ket shows change to sentiment and very
little to values Speculatively the market
is nearly dead The following the range Of
prices yesterday pork:
May-Closing. Tuesday, $s.17k; Monday $S15.
July-Openng, $S271s: highes. s. 321a: lowest.
IS Pm; closing. Tuesday. $s.25@S.27k Monday.
SS25.
september-Opening, ss.4zk; highest. ss.45:
lowest, $337GIS.40; closing, Tuesday S. 42H;
Monday, $40
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK May A.-Coffee options opened
easy yesterday at unchanged prices to 5 points
decline. Ruled inactive with weak undertone.
cables being generally unsatisfactory. Receipts
in this country smaller and spot buyers retreat
ing. Selling for short account checked by low
prices Closed quiet, unchanged to points low
er. Sales 1000 bags, including May, So June.
s. 95 July. $5.10 August, s.. Sept $50; Nov.
steady. Sugar. raw, quiet and drm; rennee
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN.

ST. LOUIS, May A.-Closng yesterday. wheat
lower; No. 2 red cash elevator. 76c; track, 776
77,kc; May. 79Ac; July. 1850; Sept. 7essc: No. 2
hard 71H674c. Corn-Lower; No. cash, 33c:
track, 35c; May. 33c; July, 32hc; September.
3:Nc oats-I.ower; No. 2 cash. 27lac; track,
No. 2 white, soc. Rye-Firm. &c. Flaxseed-
Steady. $l00. Lead-Quie,. A.271s@4.3o. spelte-
Quiet, $6.75.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK

KANSAS CITY, May 24.-Cattle receipts yes
terday. 5000: market steady to strong native
s314.2o; native and heifcrs. $4,000 20;
stockers AMI feeders $a@5.25: bulls. s.. 1904 25
higher; bulk of sales. $s.G0@3.75: heavy. 1850
ass: packers, $s6O03 IS: mixed. g. 1898 70 light.
$S.45@3.65: workers. $3.6O03.6 5: pigs 49, l,6H3 So
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: market strong; lambs,
SCOT. so: mutton. s. 5OdT5 25
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PRODUCE.

Revised and corrected up to noon May 90
BUTTER-The market is about 1sc lower from
St turday on extras Receipts coming
in quite freely OF grass butter There was
a good jobbing demand the exchange this
morning at l6c Five tubs sold at 16Ac and 10
at 16c Diaries are steady but very firmly held
Receipts of these goods about equal to the
demand Packing stocq is in good demand. No
change Tuesday.
Today's quotations
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LIVE STOCK.

ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK.

ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK.
SOUTH ST. PAUL, May 24.-Receipts
Tuesday: Cattle. 900; hogs, 5000; calves,
400 sheep. Is. Hogs-Market active and
Sc higher than Monday; quality fair. Sales:
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MILWAUKEE, GRAIN.

MILWAUKEE,, May 24.-Flour-Steady yes
terday. Wheat. dull; No. northern 75c; No. 2
northern. 731Ac. Oats. lower, 2S1z@297sc. Rye.
steady; No. 60hc. Barley, steady; No. 2, 41c;
sample, 37h641c
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MINNIE urpr uapxrr

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. May 24-Reported by
the Mcmillan Fur and Wool Co: Receipts mod
crate. Market strong, demand good; advance
maintained. Cure thoroughly before shipping.
Dry hides steady, prices UNCHANGED.
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MINNEAPOLIS HAY MARKET.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 2-The local hay mar
<et continues very firm. Receipts quite
liberal yesterday. The demand is brisk for all
the best grades.
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These prices are for prime No. 1 skins; No. ..
and and kits proportionatey. Wisconsin.
Mississippi river and similar muskrats &c apiece
higher than quotations.. except kits which are
1c higher,
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MARKETS
GRAIN.
THE DAYS RESULTS.

FLOUR-We have no change IN quotations to
make. Producers asking more and some
succeed in getting more. while others do not.
0sc0uo patents SSVyS ~
The market IL vsry Arm at tn: sdvsncs
Following are the quotations In cotton sacks
- ana - lbs:
Rye hour. per Dbl, pure ......................s..@
Rye -four. ~er Dbl. xx...:......-.........a .
Graham Aour. per Dbl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
In wood. 10 extra u charged.
BRAN. SHORTS AND COARSE GRAINS.
Washburn. Crosby 4 Co. quote ~ follows TO-
Rran IN h,,k s,ooo ~
SnOIIs IN oulA. s'Wy 80
1I0oun8S IN Duik A1-Svs.. -
Red dog In 140-lb sacks. ............... Is 5O0Nc
Feed In 2oo-lb sacks. 800 per ton additional; IN
leo-lb sacks. $1.6o. Active and general demand
for ali grades Of mill feed with large sales o.
Corn-Very Arm; No. yellow. 3lHc: NO.
sic: No. 4. 30c; no sales reported.
Oats-No. oats, 26A orc; No. white, q
@27hc.
Rye-No. rye, Sc: sales.
Feed-Reported by the Diamond Elevator ana
II very strong.
Trade diminishing somewhat n summer ad-
vances. but IL good for this season OF the year.
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn
IN tn,h sacks per ton. sack, extra. 80
No. ground feed. IS corn 10 oats.
80-lb sacks, sacks extra BzS@l3.50
No grouid feed y corn. y oats,
76-lb sacks sacks extra .............. A.250l4.5O
10. 3 ground feed % oats, 7s-lb
sacks. sacks extra .................... b.60lo.o0
NyUSNH u
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POTATOES-The potato market is dull and
weak. Car let inquiry from the south is very
POOR the season for new stock is approach
ig. The season for seed stock is also well
along and the demand for local consumption has
to be depended upon to large extent.
Small lots out of store. delivered, bring an
advance OF about to 5 cents per bu above
quotations.
Quotations are for car lots OF choice. No. |.
good sized ripe stock. in bulk. Inferior stock
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LIVE POULTRY-Market is quotably steady
There is steady movement. espt cia:l2 IN
choice stock There Is much call for coarse
rough birds unless there is none other to be
found. No change Tuesday.
Todays quotations follows:
Turkeys, mixed cOOps ................... Ml0
Turkeys. thin. small pcor........... q
Chickens hens ......................... M.0h
Yearling ROSTERS ..................... 8 Ml0
Chicke ms. old ROSTERS. Observation-Disclosures. a.
Mroie rs per doz 1I2 lbs ..... 8. 506fl. so
Ducks fat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q
Ducks. small or poor ), ,............... a
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-05-25

EggS-A good demand from all sources, coupled
with slight falling off in receipts. caused
strength in this market Demand especial
ly brisk on cold storage account At mark cases
included. 12AI13c per doz
Vea1-Ihe receipts were moderate. and the
demand was pretty good everything cleaned up