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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-30
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~ V II L. Cowles, a live resi
I'D ~, nnsv Chicago, are spend
go rem n the city. bent on pleas
i,v a !. especlally the latter. boIn
4, . pront e'p noye heard OF Houston
-.rtlemen nav II and know from
d ,,-mlued 70 vrbv IL was report
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n Arrest cI.S these gentlemen are
II sisted - a
4 ., many visitors to NOqs-
nose ta' "a Major James H.
Ts !, \. worlds Fair city Of 81! 81,
= '9 Is. been several days in the
vh' ha' examining titles Of
4 IS atitorI,ssyr go investors. or course;
A ards for u.s. ne that Houston IS all
t-spf lnioIlus ,i,rovs did claim Texas
u n LOUIS I'M hut her rival Chi
\ sa O plr IN .bc dcld, also looking for
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COOKE. accompanied by his
2 80 IN the city this week the
! ' i,.aS. and relatives. Both MT.
q iI raoEe are former residents OF
" Y, Init have made their home IN
du' w ~ tbo past yenr. Mr., Cooke
4 lrtohlo ~ I,,stor on the San Antonio
~ cop1 Pass railway between San
Is and Yoakum'
4 Nv Il a
,xn COUNTY Tax Collector
~ Glass s is In an unusually happy
~ Z Ma and George is not a man
= 90 a Mines. The cause of his beam
y = = me fact that reposing in his
saus !. ,be court house IL his bond
IL ~ .uhmissIon to the commission
seuiL, I in the sum Of 1851. 024S2:
"a g,otol Of the unincumbered real
rs tgsines Of Harris couptE residents.
Sie aou'Ii srce bond and the tax col
r-aiIded that he has a sutfi-
.Irbsr Of friends to make good the
E,oss sum required
r r pAsHIELL Of Palestine,
sneaker Of the Twenty-ffth leg
IL, was a visitor here yesterday. hay
IA ..,s 10 try In the United States
IA IA Dashiell reports Industrial and
s,,lTr,l conditions In East Texas as
A ssssssptlopally promising for this sea
!, ~ wear, and n great amount OF
EsIrr golpg on all over that section OF
b -
4 WISH TO GOODNESS" ferventiy
sal,ted well known citizen yesterday
n. presence Of Post representative,
some means could be devised for
H. ste comers out of a theaterl 1t
4 4, 10 ne that lot Of people in this
maize A practice OF coming in during
4 rlddI. Of an act for the sole purpose
I5snstlng the attention Of everybody
ss5t from the play and attracting 1t to
rsslyes-apd It's lust as easy to come
En- ar & o'clock as 1t Is at 3 o'clock or
a me practice not only annoys the
*r,a bat Is also a source Of infinite irri-
III to lie audience. which has paid Its
IN, IA zee the show and doesn't wish
e,,1lns Of enjoyment spoiled by a lot
.imghtiess or careless people Gathering
"A the house at the last moment and
krThg everybody to death. ! wish
syt stop 1t"
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M A. 4 sIMAis of Birmingham, Ala,
.rnsntlng one Of the largest mill supply
kriiaurng firms IN the South, leaves
\ home in the morning after a very salts
oy business stay Of two weeks In
es.cu, Mr.. Simms is delighted with this
Il md State, from the standpoint of both
@etJ I'D business, aud informed a Post
&,tsssflslye last night at the Latham
n hk company was so well pleased with
Z. conditions In the plneries that they
tuh probably establish depot and
&tsFestern headquarters in this city
Sai he first Of january.
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silss a. q 80 this morning at , 90, ~
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''U'ANs IN CONVENTION.
''''' Wants the Territory Ken.
Intact. n.y.

H.. Intact. NeP'
!. osv., tsIas' November 2a.-The In
|rn,s ' ]. Of the Eve civilized tribes
sausa :, ~ hufauia today. Full repre-.
lshr mn, .n the Creek. Cherokee and
earer esIe;s was present. General p
s,nsnt eb b,is OF the Creeks, was chosen
,s,et tss aaun and Henry AinsIey 9 ~
~ that tS,etary- Gener Porter 40
& be,r. convention shouId 20 on
.sn q tg unalterably opposed - an N.
sistp a. w !, lldlan Territory by anv
Aonld ~ ntory. Tho Indian Tor
q s'onls l, iose Its Identity and each
'altedly n :, mis- meeting DR. 1nounce
tuVor 4 separate Statehood
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- b elessS 0 os closed out. The
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WOn7en's
SW agger Walking Skirts
AT 4.98 A 4oa al s Xa1ues

They arrived Friday and there quite variety Of swell styles in the
lot They bought very late the considerable cdu
on from manufacturers original price Light and dark gray caso
and black all wool Meons and Keeys made with open and Tapped
trimmed with stitched bands aud tabs stitched circular founc
full fares Perfectly hanging and full tailored garments
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SW eli Velvet
Waists
AT 3.98 A s7,oo ,9 ys ss.oo

A number of new fetching styles in this lot-latest
effects in sleeves and stocks. Continued warm
weather made manufacturers uneasy, so we came
in for quite lot of these waists at price way
below actual value, and we in turn give you this
excellent opportunity
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STILL BUYING M. P.
Steady Purchasing Advances Prices
Above los.
ST. ! PAUL IS ALSO STRONG
The Closing Dull and Steady After
Favorable Bank
Statement.

New York, June l4.-There was moderate
activity in the opening dealings, but the price
changes were very small. Most of the re-
cent prominent stocks showed no change
whatever from last nights prices. General
Electric rose point. and Norfolk & West
ern ", while Reading ran off as s'.. /.
!" Steady buying of Missouri Pacific advanced
it above los and there were fractional i'm
provements in other standard stocks, espec-
ialy st. Paul, New York Central and Read
ing. Norfolk & Western exceptionally rose
l. Trading was very light. General Elec-
trio reacted 2, and there were losses OF
point each in Westinghouse Electric and
Long Island. Buffalo, Rochester & Pitts
burg gained ~ ir-=....
The market became heavy pending the pup
lcation of the bank statement and hardened
again afterwards. Missouri PACING and 81.
Paul rose point over last night. Fuller
Construction gained and Brooklyn Union
Gas 112 International Silver preferred lost
11a. The closing was dull and steady
Stock quotations reported for The journal
by Watson 4 Co.. Chamcer Of. Commerce,
Mnne2 polls. y
Closing figures are bid .s.-- ,..e-.... :, "
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Hes tation the Rule and the Mar
Free From Important Sell
ing Pressure.
CLEARANCEs EQUAL $4,000 BU.
FOREIGN Markets Indinerent-Local
Stocks Down to 6.OO7.G22
Bushels.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce,
June 14.-Nothing especially new de-
veloped in wheat to-day. although there
was some expectation that the close or
the week would bring furry in July.
But there was not enough new buying TO
move prices much either and the leaders
in the July deal were evidently waiting.
:. Cables were Indifferent, closing un-
changed on wheat, and in sympathy with
this the market held quiet around yes
ttrday's close at 749sc for July. dipping
under on occasional light selling. Ihe
prediction is for dry weather map for
Monday. If this turns out there might be
repetition OF last Mondays market.
There has been several days now OF shorts
running on the firm turns. Ten cargoes
are off the English coast waiting buyers
and with this and a little decline here To-
day it is natural to look for somewhat
lower cables on Monday. Traders who
have the situation sized up from all the
regular statistics and reports are little
less confident at the close tonight than
they were yesterday. Still the tact re-
mains that the regular run OF Monday
gossip, even II it were bearish would De
if there is anything at all bad
from the crops, and with the prospect OF
manipulation in July, few traders care
to turn bearish as yet. At the close TO-
day hesitation is the dominant feature.
Broomhall estimates worlds shipments
Monday next will be about 100000 BUSH
i els, OF which quantity Europe will take
about 1000, 600. He predicts further de-
= crease in the quantity Of breadstufts On
passage. Arrivals CT breadstufsSnto the
United Kingdom during the past week
& bout 100000 bushels: against about
5000 900 bushels the preceding week; anu
100000 the corresponding week year
age.
r There were reports of export business.
New York said twenty loads, and Chi
ca go had 120,O 900 bushels No. ! hard sold
to go out. Clearances at $4,000 bushels
were a help. Minneapolis had 2O6 cars,
against 274, and Duluth II against 7S last
year. At primary points receipts ran to
: 337 900 bushels against $4,000 bushels.
and shipments were 295,00O against 220-
: 900 last year. Local stocks decreased
by 115,123 bushels, bringing the present
total down to 6,OO7 ,622 bushels.
July wheat closed at 7412c, September
at 69Ac, December $3.50.
: The cash market was active on a basis
showing no important changes. For No. l
northern nc over July is the ruling figure.
No. sold to-day at 72kc to 72c for the
average, but some went as low at 711ac.
Rejected and no grade ranged from 701@c
down to Csc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
Killing Sheep and Lambs

SHEEP-Receipts light. Demand good for
Ill offerings, moved nearly at steady prieeA
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK, June 14-Exchanges, $2O1, ,112,-
066; balances, $9,422,706.
NEW YORK, June 14.-Close.-Prme mer-
camille paper, 4A@5 per cent; sterling ex-
change nominal, with actual business in
bankers bills at $4.s7%@4S71a for demand
and at $4.S7A for sixty days; posted rates,
81. .S51a@4 @4S6 and $48S@4SSh; commercial bills
$4.S4A @4. 85A; bar silver. o2; Mexican dollars
AZ; government bonds, steady state bonds,
inactive; railroad bonds, irregular. Money on
call nominal; no transactions to-day. r.
, PHILADELPHIA, June 14-Cleaungs, $lS,-
O37 777 balances; 81; ;169, ,450 Clearings for the
week, $1O1, s45 $685. balances. $15,220.S3b. Money,
AZ per cent.
BUsTON, June A.-Exchanges, o,S17 ,064
BALTIMORE, June H--Clearings, $5,2oo,-
255; balances. $453,625; for the week, clear
ings, $22, 1858, ali; balances $3,l4l 1872. Money,
8 per cent.
CHICAGO, June .l4-Clearings, $22,1 500;
balances, 81, ,667, ,162; posted exchange, $4eo1s
for sixty days and $4.oo on demand. New
York exchange, zoe premium.
MINNEAPOLIS = Bank clearings, $l,7O4,-
23o59; New York exchange, selling rate, soc
premium buying rate, Acc premium; Chicago
exchange, selling rate, SOC premium; buying
rate, par; London 60 day sight documentary,
$4.845s. .,et -a y
ST PAUL-Clearings 1887 ,9s6.17. L..
LONDON, June 14.-The gold premium at
Lisbon has advanced to $3.50. -:}&
PARIS, June IA p m.-Three per cent
rentes 1t2 francs 1914 centimes for the &C
count; exchange on London 25 francs 2lA
centinles for checks Spanish As closed at 81. 10.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS
Neay York Cotton.

New York, June 1.-THE cotton market
opened quiet, with prices 264 points lower.
in response to generally unravorable Liver
pool cables Spot cotton was quiet and 1-16c
lower. = Moreover, there were no foreign buy
ing orders in. hand to speak of. Yet the
weather forecast indicated no relief from the
drought. The whole list worked Up to last
night s. prices, with October at one ume S.C6c
bid. Then came gradual reaction under SELL
ing for profits by conservative scal?ers. and
light Wall street bear pressure, under; which
prices eased off. to the opening figures. The
south was regarded as bulllsh, but few trad
ers were satisfied that actual damage had re-
suited to. the crCp result OF the drought.
Cotton spot closed quiet; mddling .uplands,
8. 7-16c; ~middlng gulf,a 11-l6c. sales, 1,215
bales. - -. ,r.ss< -. ....y .-a-- -
Futures closed steady and quiet. June, 9.02c;
July, s.Toc; August, S.4ec; septem ber, iS.l2c;
Ocrol'ar, = .99c; November, 1890; December,
7.92c; January, 1920; February, 1920; March,
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State Grain Inspection.

June -l3. - = - .'a.-.-5-
Inspected n-Wheat-Cars-Great North
ern-No.-1 northern q; No. ? northern, SO;
No. 8. 26: rejected, /; no grade, l.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. l
northern. 5; Mo- northern. 43; No. 8, 3; re-
jected, l.. 49, -,. ".a..
Minneapolis & St. Lous-No. northern, II;
No. ? northern, IA; No. 8, 4; no grade |.
500 Line-No. 2 northern, q No. 3, i; re-
jected. L. 25.a...-. ~ = -
Northern Pacihc-No. northern ., No. 2
northern, 2. =. .- -
Chicago. St. aul,rMinneapolis & Omaha
No. 2northern, Is: No. 3. s: rejected, Il; no
grade, g.
Chicago Great. Western-No. g. l., -
Minnesota Transfer-No grade, /.
Totas-No. 1 northern, 26; No, northern,
129; No. 3, Is; rejected, 4; no grade 26: i$ {
Other Grans-No. . winter wheat, 10 cars;
No. yellow corn 4; No: corn, 5; No.
corn g.; No white oats, 10; No. 4whte oats,
4; No. 8 oats, i; no grade oats No: rye,
/: No. 4 -barley,S2; No. flax, 1; rejected
flax, l. no grade flax, l. ~
Cars Inspected Out-No l northern wheat,
4S; No = northern wheat, 20; No. 8 wheat,
s: rejected wheat, 2; No 3 winter wheat. 1;
No 8 yellow corn; L; No. s-corn, 8; No.
corn s. No. 4 white oats, 10; no grade oats,
/; No barley, 2.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

steady as quoted. Coarse corn meal and
cracked corn are quoted $22@22. so; No. l
feed, $22. 5OGD22. 49, No, feed, $23. .25@2575;
No. 3 feed, $24. 6l24. rs; granulated corn meal
in cotton sacks, at the rate OF $3.50 per
barrel
MILLSTUFFS--Millers report good demand
and are oversold on some grades. Bran III
bulk is quoted at s13@13.50; bulk shorts $lo
91550;t flour middlings, S172 red dog, S19Q
1880; feed in 2O0-lb sacks, 81 per. ton adol-
tienal in 10o-lb sacks. ST. per ton addl"
tional. Shipments, i .US9 tons. e.. -. rz--.
BARLEY--The market was quiet feeo
grades, 52@55c; mailing grades, 55@5sc.. Re
ceipts, cars; shipments, car. 80. .,-....-
RYE-No. 2 closed at 5312c., Receipts, l.
car; shipments, none. - Z .-,-,
HAY-Upland fancy, 50; upland s:choice'
$3.50: midland, SCOT; medium, s5@6; timothy,
fancy, S11@l1.50; timothy, choice S1OoOQll
timothy, No. l., SIC; rye straw, choice, S4W
400. Receipts, ~ tons; shipments, none.
Puts, and Calls. -
80 o'clock report ~
Puts-July wheat. I4kc. t.:r. '...
Calls--July wheat 1850. =:
Curb-Iuly whea: q 7sc. IT,. -.
Puts-September wheat, 69G691sc.
Calls-Septenlber wheat, 6913c. '-l>.t
. Curb-September wheat, 69Ac.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
Duluth Grain.

Duluth, Mimi, June 1.-THE market was
extremely quiet and dull, Wheat opened Bcs
off at 7lcsSeptember and 1890 July. The lat
ter was bid to 14c, but with no sales above
1880, and.-fell to 7s1ac, but improved a point
before the close, which was 1890. September
MAS veryssquiet and lower. Flax was un-
changed and dead dull
ipts-Wheat, Il cars; corn, cars;
oats / car; fax l car: total, II cars.
Very large wheat sales for shipment have
been made and next weeks outgo will be
heavy &o.51 hard, cash 76Ac; No: ! north
ern cash and July 13Ac: to arrive 74Ac;
September, 703kc; No. northern, 721ac; No.
g. 7OAc; Manitoba, cash, 73Ac: No. 2, 72Ac:
flax, cash and to arrive, $40; September,
S1.4414 October $1.39sz track, $1.75; rye, to
arrive, 5512c; September, 53Ac; oats, Septem-
Der, 29Ac. 49,. .---- .t.... 49,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
Daily Closing Prices.
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, June 14,-Cattle, receipts. 200;
to- medium. $5@7.25; stockers ana feeders.
s25o@525: cows, s14o@5.75; heifers, $3.50
$50: Gamers $1.40@2.40; bulls, 3 s2.75@5e0;
calves, S. 5O@6 so; Texas fed steers, $5GD6.7U.
Hogs, receipts to-day, $4,000; Monday. 4o,-
600; left over, 5,4oS; y &C lower: mixed and
butchers, s7.15@7;a5 good to choice heavy,
23o ooI bulb ,pb of o sales s. So@a.45 't' e'S'
Sheep receipts, 1000; steady; lambs, steady
to sc higher; good to Choice wethers. s56550;
fair to choice mixed, S4M5; western sheep, $o7
$5.50@6. .55; spring lambs, $40.
Official yesterday: Receipts, cattle, $500,
hogs, 21, $685.; sheep, 1921; shipments, cattle,
1854: hogs. 1887 : sheep, 6o7. =. : 5. Z =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
Receipts and Shipments.
70

'., . June 13.
145so sSesoMaes 0u oats 1905 900 bus bu barley
rye, Ito bu; fax, $40 bu; -four. $50 bu; hay,
1872 tons; fuel OIL 6sl17 gals; fruit Il, ,20s lbs;
merchandise, 2,574.225 lbs; lumber, ii cars !;
machinery, $50 lbs coal $40 tons; wood,
81 cords; brick, "a, ,o0o; lime. cars; cement,
$50 hrls; household goods, 10000 clbs; stone
and marble, 7 cars; live stock, cars; salt,
2 cars: dressed meats, $4,000 lbs; butter, 40.-
GOO lbs hides. pelts etc. 32,nG0 lbs: railroad
materials, 16 cars; sundries. 49 cars. car lots,
65S
1850 bu; oats, 12 $50 bu barley, 760 bu; fax.
$50 bu; fcur 46,501 brls; millstuffs, 1,0Sa; mer-
chandise 2, 2,499.82o lbs: lumber, Sc cars; ma
chinery 3sS, ,0CO lbs: brick. $4,000: lime, cars;
cement, 100 brls: household goods, A5,3 800 lbs:
pig iron, % cars railrcad iron, 5 cars; ties,
20 cars; stone and marble, Pears i've stock.
cars; linseed oil, 27o brs; oil cake 37e000
lbs; butter, 40,910 lbs; hides, pelts, ETC., 10000
lbs: wool, $4,000 lbs; railroad materials, 2
cars; sundries; 81 ears: car lots, IT'S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
Sugar and Coffee.

New York, June 14.-Coffee futures opened
steady on the cable news, but unchanged In
price from the previous night. The cables re-
uected a fairly steady situation in foreign
markets to- day The movement Of the crop
was not much of factor, as receipts Of q, 0oo
bags at Brazilian ports Were effectually off
IL 400 bags. On the. local call and throughout
the first hour there were neither. buying nor
selling orders of account on hand and trading
was along narrow lines and quite local, quo
tations showing no change from last night.
Futures closed quiet and net. unchanged to
five points lower. Sales were 12,90O bags.
including: August, 4.S5c; >. September, 4.9Dc
December, 5.15c; January, 5.2Oc; March. $40
@5.45c. Spot dull, 7at 5Ac for Rio ls. Rio
quiet No. I Rio 4, 81. 50: Exchange, I'D: Re-
celpts, $4,000 bags. Cleared for the United
States, $4,000 bags: cleared for Europe, 5000
bags stock, 622,Oo bags. Sugar-RaW. firm;
fair. refining, &c; centrifugal 96-test SEC; mo-
lasses sugar, s,2Ac; refined, firm; crushed,
520ca pow dered, 4.s0c; granulated, 4.7oc, Mo
1asses-Steady; New Orleans, 33@4lc. I; -
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New York Grain.

brls; sales 100 pkgs: -four was Steadily
held, but less active; Minnesota patents, $3.50
a 90; others unchanged. Wheat-Receipts,
Il 250 bu; sales, LIPS, 900 bu; opened dull and
was easy through the first hour, owing to
lower cables and moderate unloading; July,
7s5sG1Sa4c; September, : 16 7-1s@,61&c; Deem
Der. 377zs677Ac. Rye-Steady: state, 63GI64c
elf New York car lots; No. western. &c
fob aioat Corn-Receirts, 3S,S $50 bu sales,
100000 bu; inactive and shade easier, inf1u-
enced by wheat and catles; July, 67@67isc;
December, 501ac. Oats-steady but quiet;
track white 5GGo5c. .c - ; -E
Close Wheat-July, 7sAc; September 76c.
Corn-July, 66Ac; September. 6312c. -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
THE CASH TRADE
Firm in Flnx-Quiet in Other Coarse
Grains.

Grains.
- FLAX-There was another quiet and steady
market. About the only business done was
in small lots in sacks at $1.70 to $1.6S, but
there a standing bid of S1.I6 for any
thing good in No. seed For the week the
local stocks fell off by 26SS2 bu, bringing
the present total down to 642o1 bu.
Minneapolis received l against 20 last
year, and shipped l. Duluth had ! car
Closing prices: Minneapolis cash, $1.76; to
arrive, s1.75; June, $1.75; July, s175. Duluth
cash, $1.70 bid; to arrive. $170 bid; Septem-
Der, S1.441a bid; October, s1.39s1 bid.
CORN-The market was firm. No. 3 brought
67hc to 58hc at the close. No. 3 yellow was
quoted 5S13d591ac. Receipts Is cars; ship
ments, cars.
OATS-Ten cars were in and 8 were
shipped. No white oats closed firm at
431a @4412c.
: FEED AND MEAL-.Quotations are barely
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
PROVISIONS
Chicago Provisions.

- Chicago, June 14.-Provisions were dull and
easier on a weaker hog market. July pork
opened unchanged at ST 80; July lard shade
down at s10.271a@1o.30, and sold to $40: S21s,
$1O.32k, and sold at$10.3O. =. r. =. =. -
Close: Pork, June and July, s17;521k; Sep
tember, $17.621s;. January, SIG. 32k. Lard,
June and July, $10.221k; September, sle2715.
October $40. 22ia; December, $945; January,
1925; May. $9.17k Ribs June and July,
$40. 40; September, $10.2712; January, $S.o21@.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
St. Louis Grain.

St. fEous, June 14.-Close: Wheat-Lower
No. red cash elevator. TIC; July, 6SR@70c
September, 6s%@69c; No. 2 hard, 7O@74c
Corn-Lower; No. cash, eoAc; July, 6oA@
2 cash, 44c; July. 921kc; September, 271sc; No
2 white 41c
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
THE FLOUR MARKET

Better Week Than Last, but Light
mt the Last.
Millers say the week has been hardly sat-
Tlsfactory Towards the end there a fair
business for domestic account, and the high
er wheat prices and corresponding strength
in -four brought in a good many shipping
directions for old orders. The foreign de-
li4and is light and not much -four is selling
to go abroad. --
> Shipments for the day were 46509 barrels.
First patents are quoted at $39014 second
patents, S3.60@3.70; first clears, $2.75; second
clears, 1920. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
Receipts, cattle, 200, hogs, 1900.
to weak Sales. -.
South Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha, Neb., June 4-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1,4OO; market steady; beef steers, $50
$50; cows and heifers, So. .I5G5.75: Texans.
44065e0: Gamers, s1G3.25: stockers ana
feeders, $685.. --Haa-
Hcgs-Receipts, 1,5o0: market slow and sc
lower: heavy, 81. 35@7.5d; mixed. s7.3oa1. 40:
pigs. S667. .---
Sheep-Receipts none; market steady.
sheep, SS05. .25: lambs S5GI7.
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milwaukee, Grain.

Milwaukee, June 14.-Flour-steady. Wheat
Lower. Close: No. northern, 761A@77c;
No 2 northern, 2751h@76c; July, 7lBc Rye
Steady No L. 5sc. Barley-Steady; No. 2,
70@70kc.M Oats-Higher; No 2 white, 46Ac.
Corn-1July, 631Ac. -.
Wheat-Puts, 711a@715sc; calls, 72A@72asc.
Cofn-Puts, .62Ac; calls, 63Ac.
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LONDON FINANCIAL
Consols and Quotations of American
Securities.

London, June 14-consols for money. s6A;
for the, account 96N,
Anaconda, 81; Atchison, s37s Atchison pre-
ferred, 1o21a Baltimore & Ohio. lO9; Canadian
Pacific, i 1895 Chesapeake & Ohio, 4S; Chlcago
paul, 49, Denver & Rio Grande, 4sA; Denver
& Roi Grande preferred, 94A; Erie, ssA Ere
first preferred a70A Erie second preferred. o. /;
illinois Central, 1861; Louisville & Nashville.
l41: Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 27A: Missouri.
Kansas & Texas preferred, SO: New York
Central l53A Norfolk Western, 5sN; Nor,
Reading Reading rst. ir preferred, g; heading second
preferred, 35ss . Southern Railway, .ssgEa: ssa
Southern Railway prefer red ~ s1 :. {, : outnern
Pacific, ssN; Union Pacific. 1o77s Union Pa
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cifc preferred, 80; United States Steel, 4oA;
United States Steel preferred, SPA Wabash,
2SA; Wabash preferred, a46B;. spanish is,
soA Rand Mines, 12as; De Beers, }42ss.
Bar silver quiet. .24d per OF. .I~ssE sg.
Money, 2G21a per cent. The rate of discount
on the open market for short bills is 2b per
cent; three months bfls. z5s per cent.
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Toledo Grain and seed.

3 Toledo, Ohio, June 14.-Wheat-Dull, cash,
SOC; July, 741sc; September, 1880. Corn
Moderately active; cash. 63c July, 62Mc; Sep
tember. 5SAc; December, 44%c. oats-Dull;
cash, 44Kc:. July, 37Ac; September, 39Ac
Glover Seed-Quiet: cash, so.02h; October
SS07h OI-Unchanged.
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New York Produce.

4 New York. June -Butter-Receipts, 5,241
pkgs; market strong; state dairy 1S@21c;
creamery 171a@20c. Cheese-Receipts 1865
pkgs; market irregular: new state fun cream,
large colored, 9ac; white, 9A@1Oc Eggs
Receipts. 6, 1913 spkgs market strong state ana
Pennsylvania. 1T11t11sc; western candled, 17@
Il 71xc: southern ungraded, 1oQ16c.