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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-09-05
How I Q
flesh

Persons have been known to
gain E0oGErcs a day by taking
an ounce of SCOTS EMUL-
SION. 1t is strange, but it often
happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound; it seems to start the
digestive machinery going prop
erly, so that the patient is able
to digest and absorb his ordinary
food, which he could not do be-
fore, and that is the way the gain
is made.
A certain amount of flesh is
necessary for health; if you have
not got it you can get it by
taking
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-09-05

Nobody feels particularly amiab1e
over the long duration of the coal
strike, and everybody is likely to
suffer more or less because of it.
Congressman Payne of New York
has received a petition from Wayne
county apple growers in which it is
said that the scarcity of coal will
render the fruit evaporators useless
and will mean great loss in APP
pies. The crop is estimated to be
the largest since 1896. 1t is always
darkest just before the dawn and
many believe that the present price
of twelve dollars ton is the coal
black cloud which before long will
give birth to dawn wherein the
price of coal will be but little in adj
vance of its usual price.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-09-05
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

TO CUKE A GUILD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the mon ey if it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-09-05

France is turbulent as usual. 1t
is feared that the riots attending
the closing of the convent schools
may be followed by more serious
trouble, the rising of the masses
against the classes. The Minister
of Commerce recently declared in a
speech that Brittany was being
turned into a focus of roya1istic in
surrection by false rumors. He ac-
cused royalists of making false and
incendiary speeches, while a large
number of officials showed a reac-
tionary tendency. He said the mid
die class which had been Voltairean
were becoming clerical under the
influence of the Jesuits. There are
some home truths in these remarks
but the warning may be premature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30

lings also firm and others steady. Some OF the
spring lambs offered very good IN QUALITY TOP sraues
medium steady: inferior common very dull
About cars OF stock yet 10 sell M late nour
sheep sold s4as5 25 per 100 10 yearlinss at IS SOC
50 So Southern SsMS9 few state do at
ss Dressed mutton 7u1oc 70: dressed warnings i4
13se: dressed spring lambs 1thG161sc; country dressed
do. lower at s2TS5 per carcass
O. 70 80 per 100 10 20 kentucky do GO TO- at
IS rs; 80 do IS; 10 Kentucky sheep ard
yearlings SO NJ az 81 So 21s Ohio sheep JUG 10 at 90 &
80 do 81 H. at S. 14o do 96 10 at 81 20 81 kentueky
do l3i ~ at So 80 also at siSteth-st buhao sheep
149 Id. at s. % IS do. ZIG 10. at 81 20
kerns Commission Co. 176 VirEnia Spring issmbs 80
Pennsylvania do, Ga 10 So; 239 Ohio sheep 10 10 al
81 2l9 10 NJ at 81 35; so Pennsylvania do 50 10
- 30: 6 do 12s n. at 81. q,
s Judd & CO. 1os MARYLAND lambs 80 70; at s. %;
Maryland sheep 90 h. So 240 Ohio do 81 ID at - 20
lilo Kentucky do. lis III. at 81 10 =. . 60 4,
Mcpherson & CO.. 29s Maryland lambs % 10 az IS; o
Harrington & CO.. 200 Buffalo yeariIngs. 81 10 at IS So
30 ohio sheep. s. NJ ct s. II. - - -. a. *
J. X wllkersoa: 141 MARYLAND lambs % 10 az - 90
George s L. 5. Dnenback State sheep liz 10 DIT
Andrew Mullen: state yearinss 10 10. at 50 9o' 2
HoGs@Heceipts IA cars or 2 sol head only head on
reported The market nonlliaIy Nun
Country unchanged at I9@sc per TO- tof eNee
saies-Andrew Mullen date yesterday: 81 state hoSs
average So per 100 ID; do loo TO- at - "o
roughs. 800 ID at Sc 80: stag 20 10 al - 'o'
Fl Hollis date yesterday: As State hogs. 16s ~ at
81 20; 1s roughs S24 10, at SO 40. - Ga. n0r,
1t5 NJ at s. Is So do 1s5 h. at 81 49, rOughs. 1913 ~
J. Judd & Co. date yesterday: State hog 1,o 10
81 so; 2so ID. at SO So 50 Western DO Ito ID "
John p Nelson date yesterdayl State hogs. 1si 10
at ST IS; 16 do, III 10, at 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May 2e.-CattleR ecepts, 1000 head hSGa e
ing COO Texans Slow and 10c lower. GOOD TO PRIME PRIME
steers 40; medium 81 loqso"; psaosa
ana feeders s9s5 :, 5 SSgs s eeFes s2@ss
Texas fed s5ds6 30. Ho~s-Receips TO-DAY I5e ~
head tomorrow 900; left 5000 active and 81
higher mixed and butchers SO 9oas' 90 s9ea
choice heavy. 81 2oQs7 4o rough heavy 50 gSas ds
10000 head sheep lower wethers steady: lanaps
choice strong; good wethers, 50 iOa 81 % West
sheep. So 25@S6 %; native lambs soqSi western
lambs s. 25dS7; top spring lambs 81 90 :, ga ,a
natives COO Texans opened steady; closed
0c lower and dressed beef steers g. 500
81 40 fair good Sass So stockers and feeders - 900
S. % steers 81 5oa 50 81 Texas and indian
81 55Gs6 o5 heifers So 1886 5 Gamers VI COG
81. bulls S36fs5 25 calves 81 259$e 90 HogsReceips
700 head market 5dlOc higher active top. 81 4O bulk
Of sales STaST 25 heavy. 81 27aGsI 49, mixed packers
So S0aS6 S. Sheep~Receips head steady to weak
er; native lambs. 40aS7 so: Western lambs s. 60as
native wethers 40US6 10; Western wethers y 3ga So
fed ewes 81 SO Texas clipped yearngs, 81 45nS6;
clipped sheep $i 40as5 49, stockers and feeders
s2Q$4 g.
Cincinnati MAY 29-Hogs active. So 65gS7 %. Cattle
strong So 60GS6 Sheep dull lower s29s4 60 Lambs
East Busio. May 90 (speciaD.-cate market
changed vealsTops Sc 75ds7: others. $5as6 so Hogs
81 I5aS7 Workers sTs7 TO- light Workers. SO 50
S6 s5 pigs So T5S6 roughs Sc 60as6 80 Sheep and
ambs52 200 head: sheep slow; lambs steady top lambs
s. lO9s7 o others s4Gs7 yearngs s 75as6 %; sheep
East Liberty, May a9.-Cattle steady; choice. 81 159
81 30; prime. Sc 1851 good, So rs Hogs slow; heavy
light sOas6 co. pigs. Sc 60as6 5 roughs. sGas6 75
mons ss@s2 To- Choice lambs s. 25Sss56 Veal calves,
STmS7 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30

kets closed dun and partly points lower Export
business at New-York included IL loads No hard
winter loads No red. loads No Northern Manitoba
and load No Northern Chicago, or ~ loads IN all;
OF outports II loads taken, Quotations of cash
wheat b afoat basis. follows; No 2 red
teAGs9c crops No Northern Duluth 81 sc prompt
M .o,, and N9 Northern Chicago. ssc both
Ts5se and No hard New-York ssssc. ali to arrive;
Nsw-York soc. h, August, No red. New-York,
le15c. h. September; No . red. New-York 794c, h.
September .coRN-Under liquidation further declines
We're recorded in corn yesterday last prices showing
bearsh weather map Chicago received 226 cars and
expected 295 Friday. although country offerings
were rather smaller than Wednesday. July here
while showing fair strength time after the
all the afternoon. THE Price Current reported fine
prospects, and private from the fields OF
similar tenor. English markets closed ad net lower,
which, although bad expected, failed 10 en-
courage after the first hour Export trade
included ! load No corn 2ssc July early June
shipment. No closed &c, elevator and 10esc.
contract; No white ~ &c. and No ? yellow. IlFsc:
b ahoat. GA TS-May in Chicago opened at
43sc rapidly bid A &c by shorts and closed
unsettled 435ec. The the market was easy,
following and influenced also by increasing re-
10000 bush No closed 451@c; No 3, 45c; No
white 50c No white, 49i2c; track mixed, 4oI4Sci
track white, iSQ55c. and No white. clips 5O52p5lc
RYE-Mariset steady; No l Western SIC. and no
.BARLEY-MarSet nominal. Wheat. including Hour
exports for five days according to ''Bradstreets ag
gregated 0i5 bush against 51s s9 bush last Week.
six days. and 413s9T0 bush in this week last year
233 $50 bush, against III bush last
Corn exports aggregated 1l4Is bush, against
$1,000 bush last week and 20S73i3 bush last year jury
1901 date exports 2590o s6l bush against
lasts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30
STOCKS ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. May % 1901
direct. No sales reported Dressed beer steady city
American live cattle selling at l3h@l5hc. dressed
ried to the to-day IS sheep. exports re-
ported tomorrow.
CAI.VES-Recepts, all for the market were ais head
making with the stock carried from yesterday to-
of head be soldlso at Jersey City 43s al
sxtieth-st The market showed stu further
to-day closing dull with about 100 unsold Veals
sold at S4S7 1914 100 ~ mixed calves at IS 6On
So rs. City dressed yeais at sisn11c n; country
saies-Topin shannon: los veals. 1874 10 average at
81 1914 per 100 ~ do 1873 No. az S.
George s. l. S. Dienbaek go mixed calves lis n,
at SIS 90.
Jeife Wright Co: IS ysals. l27 10. at SO so; d.
Ils 10 IS; do. IS ID, at So -
J. O. Curtis Son: veais. iss n. 81 1914 do 1883
s. Judd & Co.: 10 mixed calves 100 10 at Sc rs
Mcpherson & Co.: IL Maryland calves l52 10 at "a 70
Newton & Co.; veal, $50 10 at 81 so; i DO lso IL
at Sc. -
SHEEP AND I-AMBs-Reeepts. including 3 car. dirsrt
slaugherers 22 cara or 2s2 head making with
"a Re soidss at Jersey CITY aud a, ., = cars
good share OF ha arrivals were sheep rotwithsta
Others although quiet ruled arm in price, desirable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30

cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spo cotton
hardening: 10000 bales speculation ana expor
Tn6dnx upland 1920; opened steady 2o4c ad-
vance Closed steady and 3sz 90 points higher May
5G3skb May-June SO kb: June-JuIy. 4e21Es; July Au-
x1st seO4h; AuPust-September 4541zs; Sepemper-oc-
,ober s7its octo5er-Novembe 29b; November Decem-
her Dob; January, 25s; epruary
s2sss Manchester-Yarns firm; cloths very little cong
-FOUR AND MEAL.-The -four market was heIa az
prices generally saleabe except at recessos
spring patents s. bid. and winter strsights
50 Spring patents. 81 lo@s4 30 winter strsss fa
s. s0ass patents sss4 20; spring clears - O
IS extra No winter SO 3Dds3 3o extra No winter
IS l5@ss 25 No grade s23qs24 spot and to arrive
RYE FoUR-eust; quoted: Fair 10 good. So lbqs3 ~;
ssSsss lsH' ssS s'ss d
Els soas s. eSase suGfss as white FEED an' sf2
Quoted: spring spot. so sacks arrive. 200
10 SIS 60gss ~ spring bran bulk sls fprlngs 9ra n
S23 20; hornlny chop. So so; oil meal. s27.
sRArS-WHEAT-Instead Of developing strength. as
IL seemed likely do time the opening.
met with bear raid yesterday that quickly de-
v exceptional favorable promoted vigorous
nq1lcatlon under which prices closed &e lower.
Bulls lacked confidence entirely and. with brace u
HOLIDAYS confronting them, the supper
after il began 70 decline. On the short
sellers aRgressvely than only
the weather map good one. but primary receipts
yhsAt had possibly advanced last
week decline exporters. usual. picked up all
TIRE available wheat sy could find getting loads In
an about lis loads 3two Gays Neither this inngs
cheek downward course Of prices, which continued
steadily slowly throughout most OF the The
compare sesdiness Of Liverpool where closing prices
were only AGsd net lover. being match Tor De-
e.lzes os aide. practically Offset by Broom
fa cable asserting that large cargo arrivals were
xectsc the coast in the near future The Paris mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. May 29s;C1osing Wheat spot. No North
futures dull May nominal: July IS 11ad; September
Is 14d. Corn. spot steady: American mixed new. IS
SID; American mixed Old IS ED: dull: July
IS s7sd October. 2Ad Peas. Canadian steady ds i0d
don Paciio COAST firm f4af5 Beef firm; extra India
zoos Pork firm; prime Western 76s Hams
Short cut ii to 10 ID, steady SIS Cd. Bacon steady;
Cumberland cut. 26 20 30 10. 52; short rib 10
SIS long clear niddies light 2S "a clear
mddes. heavy. 35 40 n. oils Cd clear backs Is
ders square. II to Is n. quiet 3ss Cd Butter nominal
Cheese firm American finest white, old 56s do
American finest coored. old. Co.'S do new. SIS Cd Talow
prime city hrm. Dos Cd. Turpentne, spirits firm
steady. lad. Petroleum
md Linseed oil firm. 33s Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, May 29.-There n full attendance at the
wool auction sales to-day A good selection consisting
of 144o4 bales was offered Buyers from all sections
quent owing 10 frmness OF holders Sooureds were
taken by the home trade and the Continent America
occasionally bought lot Of crossbreds The Withdrawals
5000 bales. Following sales In detail;
New-south Waies $500 bales: secured. 1OhdaIs dad;
greasy odelS @nsshsland loOo bales secured. 9ad9
bAdaIs Cd greasy 4iaa11hd South Australia 900 bales
secured 11lad@is Cd; greasy 41dals. West Australia
500 bales secured, sdais Id; gTeasy. sAgiOd New
I'D. Cape of Good Hope and Natal Goo bales secured
edq1s az greasy. 6ged. Punta Arenas 900 bales
greasy, an 05&d.
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CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-1ork, May -. 1917.
COFFEE-Conee to-day followed uneventful course
trading a professional scalpers' origin. The
opened steady. with prices unchanged TO D points
lower influenced weakness the German
market reported decline for the day of q
= pfg other markets abroad lacked special
feature The crop movement about met expectations
from Brazil the United States. in
he Cavour and Mount
field Santos. amounted $4,000 bags The
appeapred trimming locally for
holidays. Total business for the day amounted to
1880 bags. The market finally steady with
prices net unchanged 10 points lower The Street
the spot article ruled dull without
change IN prices. Quotations continued based 5sc for
invoices o Rio Is
The OF contract prices in the loca! market to-day
Vas Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool May % 4 o. m-Cotton spot fair demand
prices Lied higher; American mIddling fair sled good
middling, 9-32d; mddng. 5-32d: low middIing
al icI6d good ordinary 15zl6d ordinary lled. The
Tor speculation and export and included 400 American
receipts 1000 bales including $500 American. Futures
opened steady and closed steady: American mddnE 2
May, 3-6ida5 buyers; May and June 83,6ii
Q5d buyers; June and July 6264ddi 63-64d sellers:
July and August e9etd94 6-64d buyers; August and
Der 37-64dQ4 3s-64d SELLERS October and November
20 Cad buyers; November and December 20 Gid buyers
December and January 2J-64d sellers; January and
February, 4 2i-84d94 25-64d sellers.
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BAITIM0aE q, 0Hjn RAIIR0AD
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.
Liberty ST. and south Ferry Ctns from south
Ferry hye minutes earier).
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AMI
MATCH CHUSf>-zi:0o GAS. Easton onIyl. e-i0 A.
NJ 1:20 4:4O SEQ g as. Easton only p. n Sundays
wiLS EsRxRRE AND sCRANToN-z4.oc s.1r
A NJ 500 p ~. Sundays zf:2J p NJ -
LANEWOOn. TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGAr-.
zfOe 9.40 A. NJ 1880 $40 Lakewood ony). $50 P. ".
Sundays 1918 A NJ
ATLANTIC CIrY-t940 A NJ. 1870 P. NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGEToN-tz40o A. NJ so
LONG BRANCH. ASBrRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE
$50 P. NJ. Sundays. except Ocean Grove. $500 A. NJ.
NJ
PHILADELPHIA READING TERMINALS-zs4:ss
too 300, TfO0O. Tit.Oo A. NJ. 00'
$3.50 t2:Oo $780, 400. $500 f60o. 1880 1900 p M
.I2:l5 Mdt
esTFi AND CHESTNUT STREETS-sf:25. $3.50 10: 30
.Il:3e a. NJ. 't:Oo. t'3 40. $500. 1900. fs25 p NJ
READING. HARRISBURG. POTrsyILLE AND
WILIIAMsPORT-ii4: AGO. Zs25. $500 1850 40 90
A. NJ. Reading onyl. 1890. 1850 P. NJ Reading
POttsviils and Harrisburg only, $500 p. NJ.
SANDY HOOK RogTE-Erom foot @ Rector ST..
Beach. ard Loay Branch Aseury PARK and Point
ant. 1000 4 AZ; Loo, s;s5. s'so p, NJ days
"A. NJ, 100, 500 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30

Spot cotton closed firm with quotations unchanged
Of 9iec for middling upland and 9&c for mid
Gulf: sales, 5s52 bales Southern markets
were teegEaphed as follows: New-oreans firm l-iec
nah steady. unchanged, 31ec; Wilmington quiet
changed, at &c. Norfoh steady unchanged at s1c Bal
flrpore nominal unchanged 99sc: Augusta quiet.
ohanEed az csc: Louis quiet unchanged. e1sc
receipts NewOTleans for 300
10 200 bales compared with iO96 bales actual last
bales actual last At Houston for
morrow. 900 $50 bales compared with $50 bales actual
last week 2Ti bales actual last year.
receipts ports and interior points to-day
rhA me AZ rVnak and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-30
NAVAL STORES

Spirits turpentne steady unchanged. Rosin
ruled steady quiet unchanged prices Tar had a
jobbing with prices last quoted and under
SPIRITS TURPpNTINE-on and machine bbls 4s@
4Shc.
TAR-Pine bbls 81 %: oil bbls. 81.
ROsII-Common to good strained, 81 57is D. 81 621s
q 81 e5; F. 81 10: c. 81 49, 81 So /, 50 1882 90 X
81 75gs2 80: NJ SO 1898 20: NJ IS so: W C. So ST. W
STOCKS ON HAND
Hosin, bbs III
Tar bbls 23I9
savannah. May 2e-Turpentne quiet. 45ao; receipts
bbs; 993; exports, 22I7 Rosin hrm receipts
1910 bbls; sales 1920: exports. ga Quoted: A. B. G.
2s f. 50; " g. s. $ co. W. "; Is q ''
Charleston May 90 Turpentlne and rosln unchanged.
Wilmington, May 29-Spirits turpentine quiet 45c; re-
oepts 81 ROsn nr, 81 10@s1 15 receipts. go bbls
tupentine 81 40 So so and 81 co. receipts lao bbs
Tar firm, 81 3d. receipts. 81 bbs
London, May 29-Turpentne. spirits 34s Co. Rosin
American strained, As Cd; fine, os.
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The statistical position of as fol-

COTTON-Cotton made a bold showing
early session. but late in the day lost
OF H. under quick turn OF longs for profits The
COTTON market opened firm in tone, with prices to
points higher and after the call displayed inherent
strength brisk demand from shorts and moderate
poI from the bu contingent The Liverpool cables were
surprisingly nrn noting advance OF 2i2 points
on futures ana lied spot cotton when point advance
would have been ample to the closing here
Of last night During the the
n inc market quite steadily upward active
eral buying. all times by the who
made further Improvement abroad Liverpool
closed at about top. a gain of 3ls points, and
later sent buying orders TO representatives here Light
receipts throughout The belt hrmer markets in the
South and complaints OF too much rain in dis
ITicts, insufficient moisture others by
insects IN sts others greatly disturbed the bear element
the encouraged bull support The
nal Of Commerce" acreage and condition report
summed up rather bullish showing decrease of . %
per in acreage and average crop condition of
80 10 points above that for the time
Before the buying July
So5c August s-7sc. After midday trading
considerably. advance gradually dis
appeared taking by holders.
half -hour selling for both caused sharp
break with market finally quiet and net points lower
points higher. Wall Street was a liberal seller
the late break. Galveston estimates tomorrow re
ceipts 500 900 bales, against T43 last week and
year.
The Of prices the local market to-day
was
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TOR BALIIMoKE ND WASHINGION--fs;s3s@
s12:l5 Mdt.
xFrc-n Liberty ST. fDaiiy. except Sum
day sSunday only. 1Parlor only. Via ramaeua-
orces: Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry Aston House
1900 1854 Broadway Isl 9Th Ave. . lalo1
Square West i53 East te5h 81, sis West 5tn 81 etS
Columbus Ave. New York; Court St. S4s $40 fulton
St Brooklyn: ss Broadway. Wiiliamsolrs New forA
calls cheeks lest-aa1lon
". q. BESIER. ~ BlRI
Gen'l Manager. 1sn ! FASs~ A8eat
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-York. May 20 1902
BEANs AND PEAS-The market holds fair,, steady
for choice domestic bsans but medium ard ns
are selling slowly ana show some weakness, Red Md
nev ara 6r1n; moot business has hesn a,
So 20 but holders inensd ask 9 little more
money Inported medium are draeStns snS
prices lean In buyers favor Green and Scotch neas
slow. We quote: Beans, marrow, choice per bushel
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ontract prices in the local market to-day

Foreign Coffee Observation-Disclosures market steady.
No Rio. zS30O: exchange II 15-32d receipts 10000
bags cleared the United States 900 bags
for Europe. 5000 bags; stock 600 bags.
Coffee market quiet; good average santos, 1920;
cepts. 1900 bags stock. 952. 600 bags. Hamburg
Coffee market opened 4 pig lower; at 2:So m was net
3&Q3. pfg sales 1000 HavreCoffee market
opened steady, unchanged; 10 unchanged
p m unchanged; $50 m unchanged; total sales,
DC 600 bags
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Cash quotations follows Flour dull; No s
sspTlHg, wheat 79Q73. No red 7o15@sle; Ne e9rn
No white. 43&q No white 43ss@441sc; No =
rye, 59lsc; fair 10 mailing barley 6SG70c;
haxseed, 81 80 No Northwestern 81 ~ prime timothy
seed 50 3OQS6 80 clover contract grade So 3d. pork
ribs sides Qoos 50 7OaS9 So sailed shoulders boxed
SSdSS 25 short clear sides (boxed), $40 15GS10
key basis Of high wines 81 80 On the Produce
to-day the butter market steady creameries 200
&c dairies. 1Ti2q1sc. Cheese easy, 10% gI2c Eggs
firm; fresh. 15e.
I61sc; No Northern. ISc No Northern. II sc May
and July. 13sse: September. 7lbc: Manitoba. No /
Northern and May. T2Ac; No Northern, 69Ac. Oats
Cash 44c: September. 29c.
Milwaukee, May 29.-Close; Wheat--No Northern
1IT1II2 No 2 Northern. T6d76i.c; July. 72sq72Ac
pie. 8JGT1c. Corn-July. 621sc
July. 73$c September 69lz q695sc: track No / hard
1Isse: No Northern, 743sG159sc; Northern 1850
Is FlourFrst patents So T5Gs3 S. second patents
IS 359sS 90 first clears So s0gS3; clears, 81
Bran. in bulk. S140$f4 25
-, phadephia: May 29wheat 14e lower contract grade
O6tac Oats steady; No white Clipped. sic Butter
steady and In good demand; Western creamery
2212c do nearby prints 23c. steady; fresh near
by 11lec loss Off do Western 1Sc. loss Off do South
western 11sc loss Off do Southern Ice off Cheese
steady: New-fork fun creams prime. small, I1AG12c
and 10000 10 in sacks wheat bush corn 600
pusn; oats. lJoOOO bush. Shipments-Wheat,
corn. 5000 bush: oats 10000 bush.
St. Louis. May 29.-Close: Wheat--No red cash 77c
July. 699sq69&c; September. 69&sc May. 77c No hard
a a9MAc. CornINo cash. CSC; May 62c: July $3.50
~ &c; July FAC septenber. 2I9ac No white 45q
4512c Eggs steady 131Ac
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