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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

GRAIN GOSSl P-Gossip by private wire
% g. H. F. Smtlh x CO. s. Paul. mem
per. erS OF the New York stock exchange a-d
hcasO board Of trade Winu.pag-F0,-
lowing Just handed us BY reI.ab . su-
th0Ilty; 'Ot l.N9. 600 acres under wheat
I.tV.yV9 acres will never be cut Rains
cannot now change stunJed crop K
20 eight inches high and a small acreage
INTO a crop. This Is the hottest day 81
Jne year Paris wheat closed Sc hi cher.
Flour 35f50c higher
MlLW AUKEE. Wis. June E.-FI-ur
held higher. Wheat-UusettIs No. /
northern. stnSSI2C, No 2 northern .strs-o
rye higher; No J. Sic. Pa ley. I'm:
70 fsc sample. 499t1-c Oets-L5wer;
LIVERPOOL. June Z5-Wheat-s- -a fv
tsfs3sd higher; july. s. "a u S-D-rr1 1e.-
IS ltsd COru-Steady Road lower. Iu.y'
Is sd. September. = o.
NEW YORK, June Z5-FIJur- f.t.,rf-fs
lib exports, 6.l15, unsettled ald dull.
with buy ers and sellers further aU4rt
tnan ever; winter patents. SLsIf1t %. do
straishts. S.-lJfJ4 20. Minnesota uat.rts-
JitJ.5j; rye Hour firm. Nheat-Erca-ats
lD5,lo exports. Z4.545. spot drr-. So :
red, 5tftc I. o. b.. alJdt No. red .Z-c
elevator. No. northern. Duluth. e4t.. T.
o. b.. dhOat, prompt. No. I hard Duluth.
s614c T. o. b.. aHClI prompt. Options.
July. s9uy54c. closed Jlgc. September.
s54s4s3c, closed Disc. Decemb5r. 5i-5t
J3-sc, closed yl4sc COru-ReCeigts. $500
exports, 44I-izSs SPOT easy; No. q $40 r
O. b., aH9at. and rise elevator, options.
July. i63s1cf1i.c, closed H1zrc. s September.
+64ll4slsc. closed 47-sc. Oats-ReCei1ts.
l6,4t0 bu; exports. s. ou, spot closed easy.
NO z, "a PIC, No 3. Ec. No. 2 white,
5i-2st5lssC, No. white. Gle. track IliX-t
Western. ZjizU3Diac. track white. ~ ,f55c 4.
options dull and barely steady.
GRAIN VISIBLE $ PPLY-NEw York
June Ej.-The statement Of Vis.b.e supply
Of grain in store and afiJat on Saturday.
June p. as compiled by the New York
produce exchange. is as follows. Wheat.
a IS eco btl increase I $50 600 bri- corn u d.
bu. decrease 5000 bu; rye Isl go bu. de-
crease 13s.000 bU: barley 13I1o0 bu. de-
crease s.. 900 bu.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
PRODUCE.

The quotations which follow are for
goods which change hands in los II the
open market. In filling orders, in order
to secure the best goods for shipping and
TO cover the cost incurred, an advance
over Jobbing prices has 10 be charged:
Butter-Steady and in active demand.
Receipts light Creameri5s, extras 1Sc;
hrsts lie. dairies, hand separator. lie;
extras, l6l=@ilc; ladies', extras, 14G15c;
packing stock 1212QI3c-
Cheese-AIarkat steady and active;
Twins, fancy full cream, 152. 11l1ac; full
cream. Young America. new, I11aGGlzc;
brick. No /, l0qllc; brick, No. , SIC;
as to grade, S1=011c.
Eggs = Market steady; receipts fair;
fresh stock, cases included, loss off, so
Beans-Market firm: fancy navy. per bu.
s. 25q2- IS; medium hand-picked. per bu.
Peas-Yeuow peas, s125; fancy green.
Potatoes-steady; fair demand; old po-
t6tOes. 59N35c; new potatoes, bu 75c.
Vegeta bles-Caulidowe per dOz. $780,
beets, per GOZ, 60c; lettuce, per doz, SOC;
parsley. per dOZ, 15c; tomatoes, per bas-
ket. Us, asparagus, dOz box, 39Q4Oc;
spinach, per bu, 25c; turnips. per doz, 60c;
beans, wax bu box, S20Q; string beans, bu
81; CuCUmbers, dUz, 75c; radishes, doz
lunches, To-; TadIshes. round, dOz punches
Zoe; onions, green, dGZ punches, 8610c;
carrots, bu, 75c; green peas, bu, $I50; rhu-
barb, ID, &c; new turnips. doz, Soc; kohIra-
bi, dOz, 75c; horseradish, b. Ice; cab
bage steady, 10, 2G2t2c; onions steady;
homegrown, bu, 81.
AppIes-Market well cleaned UP and
good stock commands firm prices at ad-
vanced quotations. Fancy Ben Davis,
S6065e; choice Ben Davis, S..
Lemc ns-Receipts liberal: demand gooo-
Fancy Ne ssinas, box, S4.25445O; Califor-
mia, per box, S3.75.
Oranges-California navels, box, $4G4 Is;
California seedlings, box. S3G3. Is; Medi-
terranean sweets, box, So 2563.50.
Nuts-Hickory, per bu, AGL.25: black
walnuts, bu, 1881; new California
Waluuts. 10, lie; peanuts. raw, per 10 &c;
peanuts. roasted, ID, &c; Brazils, per H.
&c; pecars. medium, u4u@c; haZeInuts,
Per h. 59Sc; chestnuts, new, per ID, I29
15c.
Bananas-Supply moderate; demand ac-
tive; choice shipping. g. 25G3
Figs and Dates-Figs, new California,
box, s1GIl0; fard dates. IO-Ib boxes, SQec;
HauoWee dates, new, Sic
Apple Cider-Sweet, per Dbl, 50; sweet,
per half Dbl. S2.I5; hard, per Dbl, So
Dressed MeatS-Demand good; supply
fair; veal, fancy, Sc; veal. medium TIC;
hogs, country dressed, 51zQ6e; milk lambs,
pelts off f6N12c.
Pcultry-Demand active: receipts only
fair: brollers, per doz. s2.50G3; mixed
chickens, SC; hens, SGS1zc; turkeys, Sc;
ducks, fancy. Sc; geese, Tc.
Fish-Fair demand; pickerel, per ID, &c;
pike, per ID, sc: croppies, per h. 465c;
frog legs. dOz, 44sc-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
TO SAVE THE LIVE STOCK
STATE AGRICULTURAL STATION
URGES 1T ON THE FARMERS.

The agricultural experiment station
yesterday issued the following bulletin:
DO NOT SACRIFICE YOUR LIVE
STOCK NOW.
Many farmers. alarmed at the short
age or pasturage, as well as oats and
hay crops, are already selling their cat
tie The only purchasers at a low price
for speculation are dealers In recent
years much has been done to stimulate
the growth Of live stock in Minnesota,
especially the cattle industry. These cat
tie, and particularly the females are
are they to be replaced? Fat stock OF all
kinds Is selling at good prices in the
market While the drouth in the North
west Is serious do not overlook the fact
that Iowa. Nebraska. Missouri Kansas
and other states have an abundance Of
food of all kinds. and the farmers in
these states viii be willing TO pay good
prices Tor StOckerS IN the autumn
months. Keep your growing stock and do
every thing possible 70 provide food for it
Which may De grown II rain comes soon.
Pant fodder corn as bulletin No. 10
Directs. also other paSturage and forage
foods. Oats and barley mixed or oats
alone. SOWu as late as the first week IN
July, viii furnish a large amount of pas
- =, W inter rye S0Wn al any time be
tween now and the lSt Of September will
also furnish much pasture. That sown
IN august may also be grazed the fol-
lowing spring \ fun crop Of rape may
- SUM sow a. 4dLe as the middle OF
july Rape well grown furnishes an euor-
nous amount OF pasture Rape should be
SoWn with q drill If one suitable can he
had. but it may also be sown broadcast.
usln- four TO five pounds OF seed per
acre. and covered with a harrow. Use
the Dwarf Essex variety. If no rain falls
within reasonable time and food cam
not be grown and It becomes necessary
70 sell much Of the stock. # should not
be sold at a sacrifice, but there should be
some lnteluSent effort made by the farm
ers TO ship this stock to the best avail
able market, keeping the choice females.
William NJ Liggett,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
NEW YORK MINING sTOCKs
BANK CLEARINGS.

St. PauI-sS62 SG0.15.
Minneapolis -G7. 40
ChiC8gO-S24. So; t5I
BCstOn-S13 S53. SEQ
New Tork-S95. s23 $50.
FOREIGN FINANCTAI-New York
June 25.-The Commercial Advert SER
London financial cabIegram says" There
was universal udtness in the markets to-
day In the absence Of definite Chinese
news and under the influence OF pessf-
lnistc surmises. London made q feeble
attempt to rally Americans. but they
were smashed by New YOrk's raid in B.
q o., which Slumped I points in a quar-
Ter OF an hour without hundred shares
changing hands. Business fnEnitesiInaI
but good brokers think a turn is near
unless the b. * D, company should pay
no dividend Berlin sold Canadian Pa
zinc. ne bank received El55-000 gold
from Australia and lost &S5,000 20 Rou-
mania and G10.Ga0 70 Bucharest. Call
money was higher but the chief demand
or the money market was the two fix
lures Tor over the half year. Silver was
ZS-I6 on Indian demand. Authorities pre-
diet 30 on Indian buying, which is now in
earnest America is Withholding sup
NEW YORK MONEY-New York. June
25-Mo,ney on call easy at 1AG1ta per
cent iasJ loan. IL. Prime mercantile
paper 517eg4l% per cent. Sterling ex-
Grange weak, wi actual business In
bankers bills at $tS5l$l:@. for demand
and at St8@12l%t for iyty days; posted
rates $50 and $4S7l2fI So; conmerc- al
Yer certificates, 6,+s1ac; Mexican d.
lars, f724c
TREASURY ST. TENTEc5T -Washtng-
ton. June z5--TCd4y's statement # bal
ances il general furd exclusive OF gold
reserve. SHOW: Avatle bic casl ha'a-ce..
Sl5l,3 .74e; god SIS. le3 65l.
MINNEAPOLIS MONEY.-Mfnn-a T OILS,
June 25--New Yo.k cxeange Monday.
Buying rate par, sci iag ra.e soc . m
iuu; Chicago exch. nSa buying rate Sc
discount, selling rate pc prem UNI S sr
Ing. S4S41s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
ST. PAIL CRAZY

These quotations furnished by Lotus &
herwin, wholesale hay. grain and -four
merchants:
Oats-Receipts. > cars. Market is strong
eT; No. 3, EA9gZ912c; No. white, 237 u
Coru-No. 5. 291za 0c; No. 3 Yellow. &c
Seeds-TimCthy. SlFJLZ5. according to
quaI ~; clover. s459G5.2e per bu: flax.
SI.74.LI6 per bu.
Bran and SLOrts-Bran in bulk. H150:
bran III sacks. Z00 lbs.Si2 ,: bran in sacks.
leo los, Sl2-l5; shorts in bulk. SL75; shorts
in sacks, go lbs, sl35o. shorts In sacks.
i5) lbs. 80; miGdings -four. bulk. S2I5;
n.ddHngs, zJ9-lb sacks. $l3.59; niddliuss.
To lbs, SI4
Feed-Granulated corn meal, IN cotton
sacks, $50; coarse corn meal. ton, sl315:
30. feed, Sli-5@; No feed. So; No. }
feed, $3.50.
Hay Receipts. > cars. Market was firm
With good demand. Upland. choice. SO 50
dL.22g; up,ar.d. No. !, 2s@350: upland No.
:, $50; midland s6G7: r,edium, $5.52G6:
slII9ll-50; timothy. No. ,. SSGg.50.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
LIVE STOCK BROKERS.

-Steay. Wheat-No. 3, 821zaS2&c: No. 2
red, s61zG6712c. Corn-No. ,. 4l@4c; No.
2 yellow, 4214c. Oats-No ?. 2519G26Ise
No. 2 white, 2S12429c; No. 3 white, Z7-aG
ZS12c. Malt1ng-Fair to choice, 45c. Fax
Seed-No. l. $50 MISUNDERSTANDING !,
S;S0- Timothy Seed-Prtme. So. Mess Pork
Per Dbl, 81 20d1235. Lard-Per 100 les
- l2gI6-ol1 z. Short Ribs-Sides Qoose), IS IS
GU Shoulders-Dry sailed (boxed).
~ &c. Stdes-Short clear boxed, S75GG5
Loo- Whisky-BasIs of high wines.
Sugar-Cut loaf unchanged. CIover-C5n-
tract grade, $. ReceipLs-FIour, 19 900
bbls; wheat, 1000 bu; corn. SIS 600 I'm.
oats, 3a2, 900 bu; rye. 3.et9 bu: barley. IA 900
6u. Shipmeuts-FIour. $1,000 bbEs: wheat.
1900 bu; corn. $4,000 bu; oats. $4,000 bu,
oarIey, 4'VoO bu. On the produce exchange
today the butter market was firm. Cream
cries, 14HlSc; dairies, I3dI6l2c Cheese
steady. S12n91ac. Eggs frn.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
LOTUS &KERWIN
ConSi gnnents
HAY! g: .:: 81: :. e. 6:
81. PAUL
WESTERN v horses were plenty on the mar

Western horses We're plenty on the mar
kst, but sold at low prices.
CHICAGO, June Seattle Receipts.
Zl,WO; choice light steers about steady.
others weak 10 l0c lower including butch
er stock; natives best on sale today. 1
carload. at $40. good 20 prime steers. s.
g2.p' poor 10 medium. S459r5; selected
feeders, S+2309 4l5, mixed stockers s. l5fD
I; cows, S2.9oN4.6U, heifsrs. s. llFf5 .. c..n-
ners, y Z5ftZSe bulls. s.. S0GtZ -. calves.
SioCdb IS; Texans best on sale today 2
carloads. at $3.50; Texas fed steers. $3.50
"a leSaS grass steers. $3.50 L-5. bulls.
s. tJ0I3 90 Hpss-Receipts today 4g G1J. to-
morrow, Z5lupt left 2vor. $500. y. use low
er. top. *5-i5; mixed and butchers s5I5fD
80; good 10 choice heavy. $50 uj 2-i,.
FoGsh neaVy. S5leGJ20; light S5.I5ll5 3Il1:
Dulk OF SAFES. S5.25N5 32ja SheeD-R -
ceipts, 1900. sheep and lambs about
steady good 10 choice weLhe-s. H-5Uj-
TAR 70 choice mixed. 50 5.H440, Western
sneep. ~ .-S@ !. 70: ye4rlinSs. S5u5.50. ma
tive lambs. $5H6.25. Western lambs $50
O. %; spring lambs. 81 25aG75
os 97IGCA ~. SLI6 To- June ;-5-Cat le-Ete-
III; market weak to- lie lowe. srs.-als
&c lower. sal 8: is reeves av 1917 t4l . IS
'eves, AZ 1 l 81 81; , cows av o.. $3.50. 2
COWS. av loo. 1910; stJl K D ( q s.. AIS 1
$Al9; % stock heifers. av 40 sa--- 2
bulls, av l.020 5. 81. bulls. nv i0F
~, bulls. aV 100, s. 20. st0cka-s Nv
lsS' - 80 - stock=r-. av s45. s.. So calves
yeariings, av ass. S2S. IS ycar..ngs nv
642. 81. Hoss-ReceIpts. 2.-2J. ltIi.diy
4.z4l: shipments. 2l7. market shade I,,r
err selling at S5O56t5-70. bulk. $500. To-
81 LOUIS, June Z5.-1attIe-EeceiDt
Ze0U. steady 10 easy. native .st1sr.s g.
1-o9, st0ckers and feeders. 81. tesL7-: cows
and helfers. S295.6J. Texas and indian
steers SaJJpfs5- Hoss-R-ceipts. 800.
DdtSIy STEADY pigs and lights. IS -jU5 IS (.
packers. S5.I5U530. butchers. s. z5F,. IS
SEeep-Aeceipts. 5000; weak. multols "a
tt-O. lambs, soar Z5 -
SOUTH nm a
ceipts. 200. slow 10 steady 10 e. I,ygs,-.
native steers, t+.4005.iD. cows and beIf-rs
= 'VD4!0. stOckers and feeders yt-gqf5
LlgSS-I Receipts. 500, shade 10 So lower.
Dulk OF sales, S-Nl@ftj. IZta- Sheep-Ra-
celpts LOO. steady. muttOns. yl0l40.
lambs. S5u7. '''
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
BUILDING PERMITS.

The building commissioner yesterday is-
sued permits for new buildings as fol
lows:
z. Robert, one and half-story
frame dwelling, on Glendale BE-
tween Franklin and Wabasha. 10
cost Observation-Disclosures. ssoC
p. w. Clark. two-story frame dwell
ing. on Hague avenue, between
ChatswOrth and Oxford. to COST. 3,E0C
Ferdinand PeglOw. addition and re-
pairs to building, on Carroll, be
tween Summit place and Raveux,
to cost neutrality-suspicious.. ToC
H Ryder, Ole-stcry brick store on
Minnesota street, between Fourth
and Third. 70 cost ..--.-..--....-.-. 5eC
Smith & Taylor. twO-stOry frame
dwelling. on Laurel avenue BE-
tween Milton and ChatswOrth, 10
cost ...................... 4,5Oc
Smith & Taylor, enc and a half
story frame barn. on Laurel ave-
nue. between Milton and Chats
worth. 10 cost ---....-..-....--...... 5St
Three minor permits ............-..... IS
Total Observation-Disclosures. u. Aks
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Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) ...-....-....25 80
y week ago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
\ Year ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...--.... 3s7
Quotations.: Choice butcher cows ard
heifers, $i045o; fair to good. $3.25gi;
thin cows ard Gamers, S2G27j; choice
butcher steers. 81 5065; fair TO good 81
"A so; fat bulls. S3.5O6r4; bologna bulls,
g. $40; veal calves, Sle5; good to choice
stock cows and heifers. S3G3. %: fair to
good, S---5tt5; common and tailiuEs, S21
20 heifer calves. Sad3 -. 20 d to cho.re
stockers and feeders, S3.5o4i: far 10 good.
50. 2503-50: common and tafliugs, S3-50d3:
steer calves &3.50GIf stock and fee5i z
bulls, $27503.25: fed cow 52.G03.
stays and oxen. sat; mixers and spring
ers, S25d+0-
Butcher offerings sold steady. with hut
little that was good and nothing choice
on the market n the stock cattle d.
vision there were no buyers. and the
market was duh and weak Only Il few
scattering head changed hands Repre-
sentative sales.
Butcher Cows and Heffers-
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TIE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HOG PRICES AVERAGED STEADY,
WITH GOOD RECEIPTS FOR
MONDAY
LIGHT RUN OF CATTLE
Butcher Stuff Sold Steady-NO stock
Cattle Buyers on the Market
stock sheep and Lambs
Sold Lower.
LIGHT RUN OF CATTLE

SOUTH ST. PAUL. June 25.-Receipts
at the Union stock yards today lest .aat-
ed were: Cattle, 2OJ; calves. 80; hogs.
LOO; cars. %.
Official receipts Saturday were: Cattle.
rs; calves, ,; hogs. L0Z7; horses. IS; ears.
%. Receipts thus far in June. compared
with the same period in June. 1880, are
as follows.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
W. n. CAMPBELL
COMMISSION COMPANY.
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
Union Stock Yards.
SOUTH ST. Eau

Constgnments and correspondents So
Hcited. Market reports furnished on APP
pliCation.
We do strictly commission business.
No live stock bought or sold on our own
account
References-Stock Yards bank. South
St Paul: Security bank Zumbrota: Hon
A I. koerner. state treasurer, Capitol
building, st. Paul; a c. Anderson. cash
Ter st Paul National bank St Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.

Other Grains-Nc. . corn. Is; No. I corn.
/; No oats, i5; he grade oats I; No. 2
rye, ): No L dax, +: - Iected fax. l.
Cars Insp scted Out Wreat-No. l hard
|: No Northern. IL; No. northern. 3,
NO. ), 1, rejected, }, no grade ); No /
winter wheat. ,; No. 3 corn. 10 No. 2
oats, Is; No l fax. L
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

y. Jespersen TO W. ". Dunn. Il s.
blk :. rearr Of Highland Park. 500
F NJ Slater et TX TO u. o. Tiffany,
und 4 Il 20. blk 10. Terrace Park
dlfl
D. o. Tiffany 10 Caroline r. War
drOn. ind y II ~. blk %. Terrace
EdFk add .---.------.---- .----s.-
f. J. Hodgson. receiver. 10 Ida Lar
son. Its "a and is. blk l. DOrr Il
Stones subd Il S. HOyt's out lots. 1.J15
Danvtlie Theological Seminary 10 NJ
Jensen. part II 5. blk 1. Warren
dale Observation-Disclosures. s.l50
Jennie 5. Bailey 10 r. T SlaytOn.
II 7. DietZ's subd IL 10. Lees Sub
urban Homes ...-.-.....----....-.---. 90
E T. SlaytOn and wife 20 A. J.
Selfy II I. D.etz's subd II 10. Lees
Suburban Homes -...-...-.-.--.-..-- 100
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 "a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
HOGS

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) .-..........1 100
\ week ago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
A year ago ..............-. .-..........- PSI
Quotations. Mixed and butchers, S5.tGG2
5I2l2; good TO prime heavy. $5.07l G5.12ia /.
rough heavy. $LeJGl+10: pigs and sktps.
s4G450
Market opened steady and closed wea K
Receipts heavy for Monday Bulk sold at
$50. with range Of S5G7l.lt5.12ia. Pigs,
packers and stays steady Representative
sales:
Mixed and Butchers
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Total saIes, 30. ~.
BONDS

U.s.ref-2s Is, reg 1929 NJ .& I. 2nds IS
do COUP. tJ3lt do Is ..- SSIs
do IS, reg......1GO N Y. Cent. IstsI1I
do SIS, reg 1851 N J. C gen 5s123
do IS. coup 10Sat N p gen IS 651s
DO new 4s-regl3+ do prior IS I0324
do new Is. coupl34 ENYC& StI 4.10S
do old rs, rsg-114 N & W. con IS g5a.
do old Is, cOUp115 Ore Nav lists 100
do IS. reg.....113 do Is ....IO2
90 Is, coup lib ore 5. Line 6s1Z71s
Dist. 3 6js.....-123 do con. 1f2is
Atch. gen As. 1011s! Read gen. Is. Si54
do adjust is S2lt Rio G. W. lists COL,
Can. So. 2nds. .1G SIS L NJ con 5sII0
c < Ohio 412s- 9Sl2 S-L.SS-F- gen 6z125
do 5s ..----...-u6 St Paul Cou-..I69
C.. & n con. $50 st. P. CO P.1sts1l91s
do s. F.deb. 5s117lat do IS ..... 1885,
chi, Term. Is. 95ie So. Pac 4s.- 70
Col So. 4s--.-.. S42t So. Rail. HOY
DIX Rio G. 1sts1Gl1sS. R & T 5s 10
do Is --.----... 9S7. T. & PaC. lists. HOE
E.T.V& GLsts111s do ends -. $
Erie Gen Is. 6973 Union Pac As 105Is
F.W.& D.C1sts - Wabash lsts....f 1ia,
Gen. EIec. IS 1171ai do ends 100
10 Cent lists. -11215 " Shore .1132,
hC,P.& lists 20 Wis. Cent. lists s91s
L-& n uni Is 1GOiL Va Centuries glIs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Month Of May and Eleven Months
Ending ct May.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The detailed
tables Of the imports and exports for The
month of Nay and the eleven months Of
the fiscal year. ending at May, have Just
been completed by the treasury bureau
Of stats tics. They show the imports and
exports by great classes as follows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26
MINNEAPOLIS.

MiNNEAPOLIS, June 25.-Wheat OPEN
ed hISher. July wheat opened at sic.
against St12c Saturday, declined sharply
70 sac, nTned up TO soc, sold at SSc, ad-
VahceG &c, lost Ac. advanced to S9}.c.
sold down to SStac. tirmed up to y9c. I6st
/ &c, gained sc, again sold at Sstac, frrnzd
/ up 20 SS14c' lost sc, sold at Ss1sc. declin-
ed TO So3sc. gained sc, sold at SS&sc. gain
ed 1tc, dropped to s77sc. gained 14c by
| 40 and by noon held a S71c
oepLen6er wheat opened at 92c, against
9aztc Saturday, advanced to S21ac, dropped
10 e9c, hrmed up to g01sc, lost lie. gained
Ac, sold at S91<c. advanced to s0c. LOST ~
gained 1sc, sold AZ &1zc, advanced to
s04c, down to S9%4c, up 10 gGc. lost L{c-
so-d at 994c. again declined to Ss5se, gain
ga 4tc, lost sc, gained Sc dropped to
oS12c, hrmed up TO SS7sc by I1:4g and NJ,
noon held at Ss5sc
TIE cash wheat market was strong
WITH an active demand for all grades.
Cash buyers, however, did not attempt 70
follow the vagaries of the option mar
June wheat closed at 88c. July at ss1.c
and September at ssc.
Open High Low Closing
Wheat ing. est. est, Mon. Sat.
5 5s5y 8 8 g. i !: S. s: s
On Track Official closing quotaffons.
10 hard wheat. 17sc; no. l northern.
$3.50; NO. northern S72sc: oats 595.o.
corn 5$4cs barley, 5000; rye, 5605Sc
CASH SALES.
No / hard. cars. size.
No. northern, Is cars, 9Ot5c.
40. northern, 3 cars Gle
No. northern, cars JJc
No. northern / car, gUtIc.
10. : northern, cars, S91ac
NO northern, Il cars SSL2c
No. northern, l3 cars sac
NO. Z northern, ; cars, S534c
No. northern, l car SS14c
No northern. cars, SSztc
no. : northern. 1 car choice. SJ1ic.
No. 5 wheat, 3 ears Sc
F'lOur-The -four market is much torn
up because of the erratfc condition Of
wheat When bids are received If l. a
question whether to accent or refuse T-7a
SITUATION is very ticEzIish, with but Ettia
encouragement from abroad
ouT-F IIst patents, in wood, 81 G0ltL 10.
inst clears, So $50.
t,ye hQur, per biol, pure, $265G2T5
fteJ-5fiin II uuik, per ton So g[I12.
Sh1rts IN bulk PEI ten, Sl25g1t}. C0nr
In-oLilnSS, per ;Ju, $135Qtt14: red dog I;!-
10 sacks, I. o. b., Minneapolis. SI5l5IfFG
Cora-No- com, f012Gl HE
03ec. '1i'7er' -912
kEe-No. : rye quoted at 55Q551.c; no
GaI'eS ranges from 25Gloc for choice
SACKS Per ton, sacks extra. Sc. SCAT. q.
NO. ground feed, % corn IL Oats 81
10 SACKS, sacks extra, sI0ftI6 p
H-E-Ine market continues TO climb IN
ana today all quotations are 81 per i11
hlg her Sellers are Irn at the advance
Choice timothy is now quoted Sl5f5IS.
cIcVer-nlINed timothy S10.JG6LII 80. Ninna
sott upland, yI2Tc13; iowa Upland yf5Tl ..
coarsA tn medium, $96IIl; rye straw < -
Receipts, Il tons.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26

Among the shippers on the market
l. Huset. HattQn, I. J. Math .esOn Lit
tie Falls: NJ. Ward. Bryant: r. O. Wicks,
Webster; Hayes. Orient; w II. Granger.
I.angford; Haaskin Cologne; L. ". Wes-
ton. Waltham: 3. Wilkes, Ricsviile;
Riede & Co. William Jacobs. Lake City;
g Bell. Blooming Prairie: Laughlin &
Hines. OwatOnna: J 3. fainter. Park
River, j. y. HenkeI. CandO.
MIDWAY HORSE MARkET-MInne-
sofa Transfer, St. Pau-Barrett & Tin
nlernaE's report: The common class OF
horses moved slowly at the same low
basis Trade on the better classes Of
horses were the only thing that gave we
market shade OF activity. Buyers in
attendance We're local men. ard they
were few. The very moderate demand.
the falling prices ard the large supplies
Of horses and mules on Eand IS the
gloomy condition Of the market. Big
good mules were selling better than any
other stock. yet commanded no high
ft-fCp= GBrtot atoms.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26

81 ~ EAAI ttl5 " a y
Imports
Articles Of food, live
animals .
Articles in q crude
condition for do
me- tic industry 90.
Articles manufacture
ed for Use in me
cnaniCS -..--........
Articles maEufaCtur-
ed ready for con-
sumption -...-...
Articles of voluntary
use, luEuries, etc.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26

EXpOI is
Products of agricuI-
Lure Observation-Disclosures.
Products OF manu-
factuIe .........
Products Of mining.
Products of the for
e-lS Observation-Disclosures.
Products Of the fish
cries .--.-....-......
Miscellaneous .....
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-26

Total exports OF
merchandise --..... S53.S41.2T S113514. S5I
Gold imports -..--.... 500, 265 1885,. 6}i
Gold exports ......-. 2,0+9. 255 T. 2Ja, 596