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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27

The only startling advance yesterday
was that in Baltimore and Ohio common
stock which went up six points or more
and sold above the preferred at one time
during the session. The high price reached
by the comomn stock was SO SIS. The clos
ing price on Saturday was &c IS. The low
price CT last week was 81 "A. so that the
gain of week was very nearly 20 points.
The stock closed yesterday At 80 IS.
with a net gain of points. The
preferred opened at 81 "a sold as
high as Sc. and closed at 81 IS. The item
of gossip in the street yesterday regard
ing these securities was that the company
will offer TO exchange common stock for
the preferred share for share and en-
doavor to retire the preferred stock. The
talk OF a dividend at the rate of per cent
on the common stock was also heard. I'm
pnrtant inside interests were undoubtedly
buyers of the common stock yesterday, and
this fact lends confidence TO speculation in
ii whether it IS an important fact or not.
If the stories. regarding. the stock prove
not to be true. If for instance it become
known positively that no dividend is to be
paid at this time there will probably b.
a bad tumble in the price which might jar
the entire market.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27
HEAVY FOREIGN BUYING
The International List Leads the
Stock Market.

Over 10000 shares Sold for Euro
pean Account - Activity Accom-
Dealings i'm Hallway Sbares-A
sharp Rise in ID. a o. Common.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co,
members Of the New York Exchange
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27
The IS DAYS" Cure

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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27

NINE. DAVIS, born clairvoyant and card reader,
tells about business, removes spells and evil
influences reunites the separated. and gives luck
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nv nhi0 limo em
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27
I'LL TICKLE YOU

In the brokerage business there is mutual
admiration business; almost every trader thinks
that he krows more than the other fellow, and
laughs derisively when his friend gets wrong
broker hs~eyer because the more money a Gus
toner makes the orders the broker Will gel {;
that Is why the broker tries to give good advice
and is really SONY when he is wrong. That IS
also why advise buying wheat; our commission
would he the same if you sold il; but we are
afraid that would be the wrong side. Our free
book explains both sides: send for it,
HoHadCT0sby& s ; :;;s' =. Etc. Fl;
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27
The Pacifie secnrIties an advanced hand.

The Pacific securities all advanced hand
somely, and several OF the group made new
high price records. Union Pacific common
went as high as 81 S-s and closed at IS rs.
Northern Pacific went 10 IS IA and closed
at % IS. Southern Pacific advanced TO
AZ - and closed at A. Ia. Missouri Pa
cific went to 30 is and closed at - "a
The gross earnings of Missouri Pacific for
the third week Of March increased s3S. 600
Wabash preferred was fairly strong SELL
ing as high as %. The net earnings OF the
company for the month of February
showed an increase of 1928. COL The in
crease since July ] has been 1871 045.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27

GRoCERS-A good chance to secure trade .:
lists Of names Of customers Of some of the
best grocers in the city; these lists furnish
ed BY the dealers. and are new addresses. Ad-
dress BOX $50, this office. nh26-St
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27

1t may be noted by conservative investors
that the price of Canada Southern is much
lower than other similar securities. com
paratively speaking. 1t has had very little
advance during the present upward move
ment. and is now selling only little above
30. Its lowest price in the recent break
was a 5-s. and its highest price in the
boom of last year was 20.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27

| a bad tumble in the price which might jar
the entire market.
The granger shares were among the
buoyant issues Burlington advanced to
100 IA and closed at 1870. with a net gain
Of 3-S. ST. Paul went as high as 124 IL
and closed at 1913 rs with only a small
net gain. Rock Island was the best of the
high priced grangers with an advence TO
ia, the closing price on Saturday having
been l12 Ia. The close was at 113 "a.
These stocks were all bought by London
and there were orders for important inter-
ests in them on the side. Rock Island is
scarce. and its price is considered to be the
lowest comparatively in the group so that
several points further upward movement
Will not cause surprise. II is selling much
further behind ST. Paul and Burlington
than it did year ago, and nearly 10 points
below the high price reached last year.
The earnings of the company are much
larger than they were at that time.
The Atchison issues both continued to
advance into new territory the common
selling at one time at IS Ia and closing al
p rs and the preferred getting as high as
Il 12 and closing at II Is Nothing new
regarding these securities was heard. but
nothing is needed to explain the bullish-
ness OF tne pubic regarding them. Ii
seems to be beyond question that the pre-
ferred stock will be put on a per cent
dividend basis in the near future. The
monthly net earnings statement will be
given out in a short time, and il is known
10 be extremely favorable.
The Southern securities were buoyant in
the same entirely satisfactory way that
has characterized them for many days
Both the Southern Railway issues advanced
10 new high prices never before attained,
the common to Is 3-S and the preferred TO
CT, Eek dividend OF ! IL only a few.
days ago. Louisville and Nashville adj
vanced to Sc 1-2 which is only point
or two below the highest previous record,
made during the great boom OF a few
months ago. The Norfolk and Western Sc
curities were both strong. All of these
issues closed practically at the top prices
for the day. The Norfolk and Western
statement of gross earnings for the third
week of March shows gain of 81. 1854: the
increase since July / has been 81 .675. OF.
The Louisville and Nashville statement
shows a gain for the week of $45.5i5, and
for the longer period of IS. 40S. s02
One OF the bond experts advises the pur-
chase of Pennsylvania and Eastern in
comes. ST. Louis and Southwestern frsts
and seconds, and Central Pacific and South
ern pacifps
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27

BANKS AND TRUST CoMPA-IEs.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27

One OF the bond experts advises the pur-
chase of Pennsylvania and Eastern in
comes, St Louis and Southwestern frsts
and seconds and Central Pacific and South
ern Pacfcs
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27
Treatment for Niserablc

The man or woman who does not drink Heu-
rich's Maerzen or Senate Beer is behind the times
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27
Mileage Charges Dispensed With
excepting in a few remote sections Of The city
Schedule of Reduced Flesssge
Rates.

Above 1000 calls may be contracted for in 100
lots at 500 per hundred. No charge for in.
coming calls
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27

The promises that the decisions regard
ing the assessments under the franchise
tax law were TO be given out yesterday
were mistaken. Ii was said in some quar-
tiers yesterday that they need not be ex-
pected for several days. There is a dispo-
sition to believe that the estimates re-
garding the assessments have been too
high and that the street has discounted
all that will occur in the selling of the
stocks that has taken place already. The
traction group held its own yesterday, but
showed no particular strength
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27

Pacific Mail was one of the few securi-
ties on the list that did not respond to the
general advance. II declined to 30 ga at
one time. and closed at &c "a. showing a
net loss of half a point.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-27

to pay the maximum rate. Service can now be OBJ
tanned al rates varying with the amount and
class of service rendered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-23
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Tu~e 22-Cattle-Recepts. 1900 head; steers
steady to lOc higher: stock slow shade lover
Natives best to-day three carloads at 50 90 god
prime steers. s. 1OGSj -; 70 medium - 'OlSo
feeders, best - ottS4
stockers dull and lower 50 1OGS4 cows. 81 e0qS4 20
heifers S3dS4 So: Gamers 81 3oQS2 So bulls SGS+ 10
calves 25c lower S5dS6 30 Texans-Recetps, 100 head
o Texas bulls $3d$3 80 HOgs-Recepts today. ~
400 head: to morrow coo; left estimated 2O
active 7c higher; top % mixed and outcheT % u9
S. % good to choice heavy 50 15q$5 p roug1 neyy
SASS To- light S5d$5 -. bulk Of sales, 50 l5G$3 II 2
Sheep-Recepts 10000 head sheep and lambs weak az
Yesterdays decline: good choice wethers - 4oS9
10 choice mixed SO 4OdS4 30; Western sheep 81 22$t 90
warnings sass q; native lambs, S99So 90 '" eseli
lambs S6dSG . spring lambs, 81 5OGS6 10 49,. NJ
Cattle dull lower 81 35q$5 Is Sheep dull, 81 75G$+ 30
Lambs dull. lower S4qS6 70.
East Liberty June 22-Cattle steady; extra, 50 6o4
active higher prime mediums and heavy Workers 50 4
SIS Is. light do 50 35d$5 40; hogs. 50 3oIso pigs
* I5dS5 30 roughs 1884 sheep STEADY; cneloe
6lE6S4 TO- common. 81 50GSZ 81 yearLihss SH
IS %; spring lambs $4qS6; veais 50 JO9SI
East Buffalo June -Receipts-Catue. q cars
sheen and lambs II cars; hogs 20 cars shipments
lie 20 cars; sheep lambs. Is cars; hogs II cars
Catte-No change from Mondays steady close on ne ~,
butcher KIM. lot butcher steers sold at - ~
calves unchanged choice extra 50 23lSb sol 70
choice S6GS6 % Sheep and lambs very slow Zc o"s
ira IS T5dS6; good choice, - d0dSS 90 4oS
choice 10 extra 50 T5G$7; sheep mixed - o9ap 90
vatbers 81 1885 fancy export wethers S,dS9 20 Cse
weak nj decline Hogs sc higher basis - 80 t9r hauy
mixed and Workers; pigs 50 30; roughe 81 VAS4 oO s9
5O6$3 70: close strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YOrk. June %. 1900
BEEVTS-Receipts 23l head in
GLIDING 60 alive SO city slaughter
and 81 the market Of which all Jersey
city except q few head Trade slow and delayed by
prices fell off lOG15c, market
closing dull with three 'insoId. Common
sold 81 40GS5 per n: tops
81 bulls a S3G$4 so: choice cows az
So 2OGS4 -. 30dS4 hetfers
81 % reported
beef 7iadS-ac per 10 prime selling
a at
London Liverpool cables reported market for
refrigerator Shipments to
City 80 cattle for Schvarzschiid q
SuzbeFger. Caledonia will take
N 81 cattle quarters Of beef
for swift & Co and about - quarters for II Ham
mo Co; Menominee 225
for Schwarzsrhild 4 Suzherger 225 cattle for
Shamberg 2.491 quarters OF beef for swift
& A Sherman ana
about 90 quarters estimate l for
\. Morris. making with 20 sheep go 10 the West
Indies the RorHua. total for week OF a
cattle sheep ar6 "a 3GG quarters OF beef All ~
ports OF Great Britain WIZ the exception OF 10 cattle
and 1856 sha%2
Saies-Sherme~ & Culver: sese'a fed Peunsvtvapfa
1903 10 aveec' - 20 ~ - do f2ei n
Is d. 1874 n at s. 50. 20 iSa5 n at N a a. 20 81
n 81 81 10 d. n -: ChicaRr TsSxr4 ,fos
n Is A. y cows, 7e4 -. at 81 81; ; ~ sFoa ~
s. -. -
1907 n az IS e5 IS stable re- PAt-sfvs- Ma 40 iaSa -
s. 5S d. 1882 II. at s. SO; Is a. Is u at &c q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-23


FLOUR AND MEAIe-Prices held at tn previoas
aavance but It was difficult 10 transact any nT@s on
more or less nominal, although the close US nrln
winter patents s. 1oas4 so spring clears S. 2qsS so
81 -. No %nts1 SsSI53 10 extra No wintss & 'Sa
RYE I'VE Fi[ouR-Firm: quoted Fair 70 good Sass =.
quoted: Kiln dried 81 50aS2 CO. as to brand BAG
@ FRf p White ana au gso" spT6s
winter Bs sS1 sacks to arrive 399 ~ $iS s s9aIse
city bran SIG 5oaSl7 houny chop. $40: oiuea S27 90
GRAIN-wHEAT- The actions Of wheat yesterday were
times there were good many indications that the bull
time periods Of Strength ga 5gre W s az create
s9e impression that bull sentiment was every hit as
per bush in face Of bower cables finding Impetus in
no 9a Of oyer he bush and opening prices were
rally just before the close left Anal witb
on the late curb that the greatest strength oc
Surred July selling Up to soc before o'clock This late
mate by The Minneapolis Market Record reducing its
from 1@5 600 600 bush couple Of ' days ago Down o
= @ Goo bush bush sn9T Likewise cut down his estimate to
STATES sT nov s 9n sgP9Tts from all SPRING wheat
attention was again directed extremely hot weather
grees in the shade Dispatches from North Dakota figured
thaL OF the crop vas beyond redemption with
wheat sections west Of the Msissippi conditions we're
and southwark there was too much rain for the best
wheat yield fairly up Of recent
kes declined sharply European houses opeTaed on
both sides OF the market here Liverpool = I'D
London 2sQ &d Of. A decline of OG2J points
Paris supplemented by drops OF isG& mark a
Berlin points Budapest and "A a Antwerp.
Argentine shipments about 100000 bush
last week, but twice large a The export
about 70 all ports. Quota
wheat. afoat basis. follows:
No . red SevYork. 9lEcT No I hard Manitoba G2lac;
No l hard Duluth 93c No Northern Duluth. Ole, all
prompt: ! Northern Nevy-York S9i4c. CORN
Considerable strength and activity shown by the
partly in response to the strength
partly of export business that absorbed
about 20 loads all ports. There crop
plants in the market owing to recent cool and wet
weather other country acceptances
liberal and the English markets dropped Of al Nd
futures Argentine shipments amounted $4,000
bush compared with 9o4oo0 bush last week 900
year No closed at 4ilsc elevator and
delivered and 4s%c ahoat.. -OATS-Were firm
fairly with sales Of about 10000 bush for
export No oats closed at 2Slzc; No oats 2Sc; No
white 51c white. 3b14c track mixed. 2S15 G2gisc;
white 29zG25c; No white clips 3112c RYE
Market irregular; No Western GSisc asked. and No
Western 64c bid and CSC asked both aioat;
feeding, 44Q46c, mating 652c,
both I Nev7-Yor 'Bradstreets exports wheat and
-four for aggregate 46 45,1SO bush against
6TS O29 week and 3,T46 rs bush
responding week OF 1893 Since July this the
exports OF aggregate 1876 bush against
2ci 769 $40 Corn exports the
aggregate 25l4.5 bush, 634
and 2 SI2 this week q Since July
this season exports 19S,T6S920 bush,
against l65. bush during the period year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-23

u DO loG2 n At 90 % DO So 70. at 81 4 bulls Oil
cows 9ss 10 So 10 10 do 7s2 n 50 20; do 500
~ N at Sc co do 40 nat ~ at g 20 ,,os
n !. j, $ % &c, Dc IlSo r. s $ais 6slfe5s O!5 =
do 1879 10 at 81 2S do Ilso n at g 70 Is a. esl
DO $50 n ga at So g. coo 10 at - % DO SO " at 81
MsPn be- Co bulls SO n at g 60: 100
s@ g SON 10 S GRG9so s NJ at oS So
at s. So Suu 90 Ou 'Zo ID at % 81 cows 'O ID
ss,9 ssa8sss III, sf, e 8 $ s.: s.; al at 8: 8;
- G. CgTtIs Son: bulls. 757 n, at So so: cow
JeIIide. wFigh, Co: cow 1ieO n at 81 30 ? do
cALvEs-Receipts were 412 head all for the market,
sale Trade slow but prices not quotably lower than
1eais sold 5oqss IS per 100 p 6attsTTsiks
drssssd steady goss little e, calves At gg7s
SO - per 100 I48 n, so; calves
J. P. Nelson: 1o1 veals 141 ~ at Sc e2H IA do 1913
100 n al 50 co. DO 2o5 n g 50 DO $50 10 at 8 so
Newton s. Co.: veal. 100 ~ at Sc so; do. 40 ~
S s6iff6: y yss g 9sg h at !; g
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1871 cars or
o 9 seT a f5 the ar sale ana o 6 RS er
Jersey City With the exception Of - head sheep were
quantity sharp decline sellers preferred generally to
very tame later at decline Of 1oi5e the Whole market
closed heavy with 10 stock unsoId. Common
prime sheep sold 50 2G$4 80 100 70 cus 81 80
asa choice lambs at 50 50GS7 /
at s. 10 Cus Sass; few yearlings at SO Dressed
mutton lower 6USi7c per n dressed lambs sac
I2c: dressed yearlings a Sd1Oc
saies-MePherson Co.; us Virginia lambs g. 10
68 y at So % 40 Virginia sheep IS n. At 81 % bucks
Harrington & ISL Kentucky lambs 70 n. at
81 81 100 Virginia do 6S NJ 81 IS; $50 Ohio sheep
~ 10 at 81 10 20 Kentucky do 100 10 at 81 % bucks
100 n. at 81 30.
Newt9n CO 21s Virginia lambs. Il ~ at 81 30; 2t3
Kentucky do o. 10 s. 80; IS culs do AZ 10. 81 p
SO %.
NJ Collins: 273 Virginia lambs 10 at 81 so:
Yalo do 81 10 at So date yesterday pa Virginia lambs
81 n s.; 81 do 90 70. 81 80: 10 Pennsylvania
do los n, at - 40 Virginia do. 100 n. at 81;
Buffalo cus 10 n So 30; ~ Ohio yearlings ca 10.
81 20; IL bucks 100 10 80 80; do 100 n. SO 30
J. II. Wikerson: 22f Kentucky lambs (extra} - N,
81 IS; 232 - No. 81 80; Kentucky sheep 100
81 25
S, Judd & Co: Kentucky lambs. 81 10 at 81 %;
23s Virginia do 63 ~ SO 20; Il Kentucky sheep
1I2 N. 81 so g do, 81 10. at 81 80
Kentucky sheep and yearlnEs (nxeD 81 10 at 81 80
J. H. Hume & Bro II sheep and lambs. a 10. at
So il sheep 70. 81 10 cuIs IS n. at 81.
HOGS-Receipts were 10 or 2eS1 head, including
81 head for sale The feeling fully as firm as yes
terday hogs sold at s. 81 per 100 M mixed
60 dressed steady a. 6gSc per
10 for heavy light weights. -
SaesS. Sanders; . state hogs 1913 10. al - W per
49, - On
II Hollis date yesterday; state hogs -ol 10 d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York June q. 1900.
COFFEE-Speculation n coffee futures hung fire again
,oiay prices held closely the figures current two
opened stupidity dull al last
anal figures n considerable time not q
--s5e developed Toward midday 1,2JO bags changed
ban5s part II this coffee being advance OF .
-71ts Then another long period Of apathy followed,
fb -he market showing special inclination either
W. The STEADY. with prices ret unchanged
"a points higher limited $500 bags,
"a exceptionally trade The foreign market ad-
% either faction here
ana changes the domestic situation were untu1
rer-art lacked and
fser there vzs little or : ideas. The
market spot dull Prices
nouiuaIlv the SIC fOT invoice lots
n No The weekly cable from Fs6vTe reported
f1sE stocks I7s1Oc0 bags. compared with l,T42
last Friday. Hamburg reported the clearance
ri IS bags u
sH-e-5aIe. being quite OF the ordinary.
prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-23
s0f-rHrRN corrnN MARKErs

Baltimore, June 22-Cotton nominal: raddinS o.
low middling 3l6c good ordinary, 3l6c. receipts
81 bales. Great Britain 90 bales,
900 bales; stock. q. 1876 bales.
Galveston, June 22--Cotton firm. uf1dling
middling. SSc good ordinary size receipts, bales
exports 10 the Continent 1892 bales stock IL $40
Memphis. June 22-Cotton steady. nffdlfng. Lice,
low mddlngs. 1876. good ordinary Ice receipts
u bales shipments IS bales sales 20 bales; stick
bales DO 1899. iQ3G02 bales
New-oreans. June 22.-Cotton quiet milding iGc.
low middiing sac good ordinary Sl4c. receipts 1857
bales exports the Continent 2T41 bales;
21 bales sales 900 bales stock corrected 0t9 bales
Savannah June ~ Cotton steady. middlins. I3lGc,
-1'ddIing. S4sc good ordinary, Lice receipts
bale; e coastwise PAS bales sales. Al bales stock.
- so bales
~ 1.ocis. June 22-CuttJ- >-sady midding bales
oN aA61hE I-tGGs gaGd oE1an--TF. SA-1B@ receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 22-Closing; Besf-Extra India mess
mess fine Western steady. 65s. LardAmerican refined
IN pals duh Dos Cd prime Western. in tierces dull
34s Cd Hams-Short cut II to 10 n. dun. i6s Bacon
Cumberland cut. Is n easy Sd. rib
% 70 42s Cd long clear middles Hgh, IS 40 70
steady AS long clear mddes heavy 20 TO 80 n steady
Ais Cd; short clear backs. l6 IS 10 dull 37s clear
bellies 10 10. duh 39s Cd shoulders-Square u TO
IA 70 dull. 35s Sd Cheese-Ane-ican finest white and
coored firm. sos. TailOw-Prims dun, 24s. Aus
tralan in London dun 25s cottouseed olHull refined
July-August, strong 22s. Spirits turpent neDul 36s
Cd Rosin--C1umon firm IS Hops-Pachc Coast at
London steady. 20 I5sf1f3 15s Ltnseed oil d6s Sd
Butter-Good United States. T6s Petroleum Sad
Canadian Is "a Wheat-Spot steady: No l Northern
spring. 6s SID No 1 California. IS 6d676s "a futures
July s. SAD; September Is "a. December nominal
C0rn--Spot. firm, old steady; American mixed
IS II nd do old a aid futures July IS 1Isd
September - I'D. F1our-St- Louis fancy winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-23

Cash quotations as follows: Flour firm: No
spring wheat. 7TdsOc: No red. s3l3gs4e: 70 corn
Al df21sc: No yellow 42l4 No oats 25q25l2c No
white 2TG272c No white 26a& ar &c; No rye 90 &C
good feeding barley soc fair choice mailing 40 c
No / faxseed 81 so; No l Northwestern 81 so; prime
timothy seed 81 90 clover contract grade s. pork
Goosel sOaS7 sailed shoulders
(boXed S6 5OGS7 clear sides (boXe 81 25f1
81 So whiskey. basis of high wines 81 D;
unchanged. Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market firm: creamery 14Q l9c datries 100
t6iec; cheese steady, siaa91ac; eggs. fresh 101ac.
Cincinnati, 22.--FIour Wheat firm No . red
S5Qstc Com quiet; No mixed 44l2c Oats quiet: No
mixed. 25l4 a257c. Rye firm; No p sc. Butter firm.
Eggs firm. 100 10lac Cheese firm.
DuIuth. Jtne 22.-whest-No hard cash s5ssc; July
SJ7sc September. s7lEc: S3a4c July sac
SeptemEer s5c; No Northern. SIC No spring. 1850
Oats. 23l5424c Corn 40l4c.
Milwaukee. June 22-Wheat easier: No ! Northern Sc
No . Northern s1as3c, Rye arn; No 1, G2a63c Barley
higher; No .. 4Sc; sample. 4Oa+6c.
Minneapolis June % -Close-Whsat-Iu store. No I
Northern June; $3.50 July. S@sc September s47sgs424c
on traCk-NO hard S6ssc; No Northern. $3.50: No
Northern. s3Isc. Flour and bran unchanged.
Philadelphia. June 22-Wheat strong and fc higher
grade. firm. 90 mt
June 46lGd46Ac oats hrm; No . white clipped :s}1
@a4e Butter fair demand prints lc lower. fancy West
creamery, 19rsc; do prints 20c Eggs finn, fresh
nearby Western. f4c; Southwestern. f}lsC.
southern lie. Cheese unchanged Receps-Flour, 2t0O
bbIs $500 00 pounds In sacks wheat. 700 bush:
rs 600 bush: oats 40o0O bush Shpments-Cor1, $3.50
bush; oats. S.otO bush
81 Louis June ~ -C Iose-Wheat red. cash. SO:
July S2isc August S2iac September S3isc: No hard
7s17slac. Corn-No cash 41c June. SIC; July 40iqc
July Pike; september 24c; No . white, 2Tl2d2Sc-
Toledo. June 22-Wheat active. unchanged; spot SIC
July S75sc S77sc September SSl4c Corn active
higher No cash. 43l3c. oats dun UNCHANGED; No 2
active lower 1895 prime 50 65 1883 prime s. 80; oc-
tober s. so No 2. 81 80. nominal