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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25

Though winter is still with us, spring
fashions have begun to bloom on every
side. AS yet they are necessarily ten
tative, but the wind is blowing so hard
in two directions that one cannot help
but believe that some of these early
flowers are definitely significant of the
new seasons trend.
To begin, it is plainly evident that the
skirted coat has come to stay, though the
latest models bear little resemblance to
the Louis affairs seen this long while.
Fitted close to the figure, and with
ba suues put on at the waist line, they are
called frock coats and are such in every
sense of the word. The snug sleeves are
only slightly fuller at the top than those
which adorn mans habilament Of the
same name. and there are the same fat
/ buttons and silk or satin revers-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25
CHIFFON MUFF AND BOA

time to drop her furs The chiffon sets
with which she will replace them will be
found even more becoming. for muffs and
collars of chiffon are to be the thing for
late, Lenten and Easter wear.
Crimped, fuffed and ruffied, in black and
white, and trimmed with all sorts Of fan
ciful trifes, no adornment could be more
coquettish than these dainty accessories.
The muffs are to be very large. as the
photograph shows. but any airy textile
may be used for them. It is only nsces-
sary for the set to be very frou-frou and
of thin material; and II her niger %
light. any woman can make them at home
at moderately small cost.
The set pictured is Of white chinon.
with black and white chenille cord edg-
ink the rlftss and round black velyet
kdan&less Mis- Hascs1l-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25

lined in the shops. In mounting them,
the modish dressmaker first covers the
silk foundation with blouse bodice OF
chiffon, which device increases the rich
ness, of the lace, as well as the look of
subtlety all smart bodices must have now
adays.
To return to the hat, another made
shape, with the all conquering side lift.
1t is Of black taffeta in loose folds not
tucks, something that is only mashed over
to look like them, and hald In place by in
visible stitches. The brim Is lined with
apple blossom pink taffeta, lightly shir-
red, and masses Of pale pink roses are
delightful furnishings.
CHIFFON MUFF AND BOA.
The fourth photograph depicts the girl
81 The season a. nhe viii look when AZ is
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25
QUEEN OF FASHION
First English Woman to Set a Par-
isian Style.

lSfan SlyAcs
Mrs Alfred Harmsworth Is rapidly becom-
ing recognized as one Of the ten best dressed
women in Paris She thinks nothing or rum
ming over to Paris from London to try on
gowns, sometimes returning the same night.
She has just caused huge sensation by
appearing in a most novel automobile coat,
made of the hide Of perfectly white young
colt, trimmed with dark cable tails and hav-
ing great collar which can be turned up
and buttoned so as to leave only her eyes
and the tip of her nose exposed. The erect
is startlingly ''smart"
After Mrs Harmsworth's first appearance
in it, all the wealthy women rushed to get
limitations.
1t was the first time an Englishwoman had
set the fashion for Paris.
On account of the scarcity of white colt
skin, coat costs $4,000.
Redeem, the maker of the original model,
cannot make others, for Mrs Harmsworth
bought the exclusive right to it. Yet she
gracefully gave him permission to make a
duplicate for the Empress of Russia
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25
FTcHUs WITH STOLE ENDS.

One Of the latest fchus has long, stolelike
ends of net or lace falling from. a. shaped
yoke piece from the shoulders almost to the
hem of the DRESS and bordered with a deep
frll of lace on the outer side, while the in
ner is edged with insertion or "a narrow
-uching of ribbon. This fichu Is not knotted
or caught up in any way, but 1t may be at
tached at the waist, if preferred, by PEARL
headed diamond pins
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25
LACE HOODS FOR EVENING

A revival of the hood for evening wear is
predicted, the new ones being of lace. These
hoods are lined with soft silk or chiffon, with
lace frills falling over the face, while at the
back of the neck is a sort of fohu arrange
ment continued over the shoulders and down
the front Of lace-a most attractive finish to
an opera cloak.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25
CHATTING DISH FOR SEALING WAX.

The very latest and cutest contrivanes out
for managing the ubiquitous sealing wax II
tiny little chatng dish in silver. The lamp
underneath is in cut glass, and diminutive
thread-like wick is the heating medium. The
chatting dish Is Just the size of an ordinary
seal, and the whole continuance makes for the
neat and easy sealing Of ones letters In the
approved fashion. The chafng dish has
handle in ebony. and il very Drstty ana
would be an ornament Al well as oonSsn-
fence to the letter WritAE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25
USE FOR OLD EARRINGS.

USE FUR OLD EARRINfS.
Many pretty hatpins are being made out OF
those old earrings which most people are bur
dened with and regard only as a superfuity;
small canoes set in gold, onyx, or comedians
only require a strong pin attached to them to
turn them into useful as we'll az ornamental
hatpins.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25

If you are nervous or dyspeptic try Car
ter's Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia makes
you nervous, and nervousness makes you
dyspeptic; cit her one renders you mis-
cradle, and these little pills cure both.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25
cn11.ARLEss BoD1oHs.

Tho fashion of cutting bodice low about
the base OF the throat and with elbow sleeves
seems particularly popular this winter:
French women are wearing such gowns while
receiving, either in the afternoon or evening,
or with 8 hat to the theater..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-25

Satin-Skin Cream nourishes away
wrinkles, blemishes: gives lovely CON-
plexion, satin skin. Only 25c Try 1t.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22

Exchange Special Liverpool Cables-spot
Moderate demand sales 5000 bales: speculation and
aOOO: American. 1000. receipts 10000 American
sooo Eiddling upland i-S2d Futures opened steady
2-G493-64d advance and 1-64d2-e4d advance
distant Positions steady 21z06 points higher
May. s59b May-Juae 4.5sb; June-July. 4571zs; July
august 45s.As August september 45lb; september
October 4353zb October November 4271zs; November
December, 255zs: DecemberJanuary 2s1Rb: January
February. 424s- NanchesterYarns and cloths. holiday
FLOUR AND MEAJ-Tbere little better demand
ioal5e and business dull Spring patents 81 I5q
. 5 straights SO s5GS4: winter patents S4a
2S spring clears 50 l5QS3 35 No winter 50 25
gss 90 extra No %nte So l5GsS "a no gTnds s22 SS
euoed Fair 70 good 50 l5aSs 4o choice to fancy IS
gsS 20 -.---c CORN MEAL-Firm Quoted; Kiln dried
~ 45Gs3 IS. as 70 brand BAG MEAL-Firrn quoted
Fine white and yellow 81 50gSl s5; 81 3ogsl 81
-FEED--Firm Quoted: Spring bran. spot, $50
sacks arrive 200 10 SIS 50Gs19 spring bran bulk sI9
spring bran mdding S2oas2i so; coarse winter bran
nssed oiieake sa 5 corn Oleake s23 5O honiny chop
fzz 50; oilrnesl, S27.
GRAIN-wHEAT-Afte showing general steadiness
during the day and times considerable the
wheat market yielded in the 70 local realizing
sales and closed rather weak A9Zc net decline In
point Of speculation the market than
Inesdsy and also as 10 price otherwise II
featureless affair with the public still conspicuous
~ its absence The early responsible
for much Of the forenoon seadIness IN wheat supple
rnented. as ii by small Northwest receipts mid
ness IN Paris markets also OF
wheat ane helped sustain July sD%c The
noon market however was almost entirely given
weakness. starting with
broke July S0c and into noste heaviness
near the coss when July offered
On the cuEc sold Gown SOsc. Short wheat
on this drop with considerable freedom in spite
oter faif export trade, weather
coun1est were favorable. and as IL spring
wheat States would have spell Of
US 40" barometer having moved OF into Canada. The
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 21.-CattleReceipts. $4,000 head: steady
prime steers. $1d$1 80; TO medium, y 1R
Sc so: feeders. 50 T5g$5 40 cows 81 5O4
Sc %; heifers, 81 1896 co. Gamers 81 5oS 20 e9s
Hogs-Receipts to-day ~ 600 head; tomorrow 2ItVo
left over 10000 opened 5GlOc lower closed weak at fun
decline and butchers. SO 9Q$I So good 10 cholce
heavy 81 2oqs7 49, rough heavy Si9S1 10 light ~ S@
head sheep and sharply lower lambs 10000 lower
good wethers s6gs6 30; fair TO choice mixed
So 25aS0 Western sheep s. 9SaSS 20 native Lamps 70 10
lambs 81 Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle 1925
head hogs % 237 sheep 1852 Shipments-Cate, 1880
head hogs, LBS: sheep. 1870 . ,
lower Veals-Receipts, 100 head; demand good; tops
So 5Oas6 T5; common good. S5QS6 rs Hogs-Recepts
$500 opened fairly active closing easier
heavy 81 45aS7 5O mixed 81 25s7 40; Workers. s. 0q
81 l5 light Workers and pigs SO 95qSI O5 rough Sc 200
S6 30: stays S5qS6. Sheep and ambs-Receipts. 400
head trade dull 10Q5c lower top lambs 81 25aSI 30
sheep. SIS 1896; culls 10 good S3G$5 80; .,o-o,
East Liberty May 21.-Cattle steady; choice. So 9SG
81 %; prime SO 30d$6 so; good. So S0qS6 80. Hogs
steady prime heavy hogs. 81 409Sl 80: best mediums
STmS7 iO pigs Sc GOqS7 05 roughs. S5Q$6 So Sheep
SLOW; prime wethers. 50 3OQs5 90 culls and common
So 5O@SS So choice lambs So s0gs Is; veal calves S'
Kansas city May 21-CattIe: Receipts 1850 natives.
43O Texans. bee{es steady strong;
others steady Choice and dressed
Sc eOG$I 40 fair 10 good SS6 So stockers
S3S5; fed Westerns 81 6OS6 10; Texas and
So 9Od$6 75; Texas sass So native
COWS $24$G CO. heifers $S 5O$6 5 81 75
S2 G0 bulls So 25a$5 60: calves, So 25g$6 90 Hogs
Tops 81 4O bulk S7GS7 80 Workers, $TdS7 15
pigs So 25TS6 SeepRecepts 400; sheep steady
weak; lambs l0Gil5c Native lambs 81 40N$I -.
Western lambs 601$T native 3O8s6
clipped yearilngs SIS S0aS5 clipped sheep
q 50 Co. stuckers and feeders, s. oOG$i TO-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22

ner state crop bulletin with an area ~ so
en- or rather than lately
~ contingent who looked for least only half = cron
g. roreign houses bought September wheat and
yea Urinary receipts just half as large as
ago ana the seaboard clearances were rSodersfe
NJ trade included 10 loads No 2 red II ioads -
Ter Manitoba and 10 loads No hard win
soIIsatlohs OF cash wheat. o b weTe
S0so"s: NO red. STAG elevator s2l4c contract ava
~ export No Northern Duluth sake promnt. M
WI 90 Du4ulh II sc 10 arrive: No Northern New
en- 10 hard Manitoba. 81 isc arrive; No North
s3tsc; No Northern Manrcha 81
VA atrpEe No hard Nev-York 10 arrive 30 red
York ST. oi1c, hrst haf September; No red New
s5erab, Ine markets early day. corn lost con
eround IN the last although
-ss on May and 4 &c up other months the
IN - Iu!o"lhg proht sales by traders here and
* csrs man carot arrivals Chicago with only
innstns 'eu on thursday. market its first
orn,,s aIu scare Of shorts Wig
support IN Chicago Influential nature carried
Was No go ai1llS curing the forenoon hours There
ans stocl,s account but prices firmly held
s'oNs small CroD favorahis IooL
iIgbT or me West Advces from the country denoted
those F recelnts this week being already behind
ana n e!eNator and 7Ohc contract: No white 7OSc
11ba NeIloW Il34c all O b afoat basis .., ATS
s,ror market was quite firm. being sustained nv the
ments pTeTa OF May at Chicago later develop
icS, aIIHuGn the close higher than the previous
iocaaI on July and unchanged on Nav Sales here on
aGc aCc9uht We're 90 900 bush. No oats closed AZ
track mixad no white: sic; No white 5O1ac:
cEbbs, DC ftYE-Market steady No Western
rye e5eeo 5e NO western. 65l4c both anoat: State
tyoteS 9-.lsc "a BAaLEY-Market dull Feeding was
York. " anu i"dl'lhg' 6'11Q13c both c New
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
STOCKS IN HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. May 81 1902
BEEVES-Receipts were l52 cars. 29l5 head in
cudng 6 export alive % for saugherers and
IL the market. which 32 at Jersey City and at
Sixteth-st. Steers slow and dragging a decline
l0nlJc; bulls and In moderate
lOc Off The yards cleared. Medium 10 choice
sold s. 901S7 10 100
do So e54S6 35 and 81 1886 bulls at
SO 504$5 5Oa$4 65 few do al 81 TGp
81 % Dressed beef in moderate demand 9hG11ls nc
cattle slow sheep steady l4l3c H. weight
refrigerator beef steady lie 70
included Of beef in the
ampton 24sO quarters (estimated in the Teutanic
Liverpool. No shipments reported Thursday
Sales-Newton CO.: II Pennsylvania steers i173 N
do 1906 n at 50 So % Do 1892 o. H. at So; do 800
81 I5 cows 1915 ID, 81 25; do 1870 NJ at 81 o5.
do. 992 n. al $ III do. 8i9 ID. So CO. IL do 15i
II, 81 IS - -
Sherman Culver: Is Pennsylvania steers 1ou ID
at 81 TO- ID. So 10; I3 do 1851 10 A. 81 io
22 Maryland do il43 10, at SO 20; 81 do 1Oi1 10 at
do 1857 n, 50 95 20 do 1850 ~ at SO 92is 10
do. I'LL n at 81 6o COW. $50 10 at SO 10; do OPS
ID. a So 90
sanasTs I iS Is FspnsyysHa ss " m itssss S 2ls n So
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, May q, 1902.
AND PEAS-The is yery sup
ned with domestic marrow beans, and this making
hrm feeling Notwithstanding the quietness Me
dunn are quiet and a little easter: the supply
larger and there Is limited
lots offering at 81 go Red kidney in buyers favor;
ties of State are exceedingly dull easy
eign medium beans held about steady quiet. We
ouots. choice do
medium choice 81 49, do choice 81 so: DO red kid
choice do white kidney, {
do yellow eve. choice 81 l5 do black soup choice
lima California, prime, So 70as2 "a
giants 81 o5as2 TO- mPor5ed round 81 s5sI 95
81 55. gre IN peas Scotch. bags. 81 90 ' - 80
BTJTTER-The temper OF the market seemed 10 be
slightly drmer took hold little more CON
6dence aaa though inclined stock up beyond cur
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. May 21.-Closing: Wheat-Spot steady; No
spring 90: No l California Us 3D. futures
quiet: May. Is 19sd; July, 6s lad; September 6s 3d
rn-Sp0t-AmerCan mixed new steady, 5s Sd amer
mixed Old quiet, Sd; futures dull July SS 81:
October. IS 2sd Peas-CaHad!an STEADY ts 1929 Hops
at London-Pacic Coast frnn t3 l5sNt+ los Flour
Louis fancy winter Cd. Beef firm; extra India
mess lO2s Cd strong prime mess Western. 16s
steady. short cut IA to l6 10 5s Bacon steady
26 20 10. 5ls short RIB. 10 TO - To-
long clear midtles light Is 70 "a m 52s I'd long
heavy, 35 40 10, 52s; short clear backs
6 10 20 NJ SOS; clear bellies 10 10 52s Sd ShOul-
ders-Square Is m. quiet 39s Lard quiet AmeTl-
can refined in pals 3D. prime Western. in uerces 5s
Butter nominal Cheese hrm; American finest white old
SIS do new, 54s; American finest colored old, Sls do
new 55s Taow-Prime city firm. SIS Iurpentlhe-
Srfrt firm Rosin-Commol steady, As lad Pc
trloIsuu-Rehned steady 7isd Linseed oil hrm 33s.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeS-York. May 81 1902
cOFFEE-Speculation in coffee again tame
to-day, and while the market showed early gain
Improvement was lost before the
basis Of prices ruled The opening steady and net
unchanged 70 points higher scattering demand
local shorts moderate support from the and
European buying, based better
from European markets. and helped ord
from fcreign houses Operations quiet OF the
forenoon put became quite list
settling back under selling for profits by longs
Final prices were ret unchanged and the
Sales amounted to 2soo0 bags. The French
The day was matter Of "a franc; Hamburg declined
partial = pfg Rio and Santos unchanged and
quiet, and the exchange gained 1-32d. l2}sd.
Total port receipts Brazil 33
The interior Santos movement 10 1slO0 bags. The
steamer GTecisD Prince cleared
Spot demand locally failed improve materially and
prices were stin based SIC for invoice OF No
Rio with the market
The Of local market to-day
wa as
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22


Il grace Of God independent.-To Harriet E.
Barney. William Barney. Mary Marvin.
Lewis n Barney, F. Barney Lawrence
Augusta Barney Hiram Barney. Jr Sara Charles
y wells OF the Will OF Edward Wells.
cea sed the the VIII Augustus A Barney.
deceased df any, the adminstrao. the goods,
Augustus \ Barney deceased d any, and TO all
persons the Estate OF Hiram
the County of New York deceased as creditors legatees
You hereby ced and required personally be and
OF the County OF New
az the Court of said County held
County Court House. the County York.
20th day OF June. 1902. half past clock in
forenoon OF then and there
set o of proceedings
Hubbard Edward Wells Jr. as sole surviving
the Last VIII and Testament
deceased. and such of are hereby cited
twenty-one years. required appear
guardian II you have one or If you have
appear apply for be appointed. event
OF your failure TO do guardian will be
Surrogate represent and for
proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF our
SurrOgate's Court OF the said County New be
hereunto affixed
Witness. Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF
said County, the County o
c. ]. ID. IL. s. York the 18th day of April. the
OF our Lord thousand nine hun
dred j. FAIRFAX McLOCGHLIN.
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
contract prices in the local market to-day

Spot cotton closed steady with quotations &c higher
basis OF 9-16c for rnddlng upland and 13-l6c
for mddng Gulf Sales. l93 bales southern spot mar
elegTaPhed follows: New-Orleans steady,
tncharged 9zc; Mobile nominal unchanged. at S3tc
quiet l-16c lower 3l6c Charleston quiet
Wilrrngton holiday Norfolk nominal. unchanged, at
s%c Baltimore nominal. isc higher at 91zc Augusta
steady higher exc St Louis steady, unchanged
9sc Estimated receipts al New-oreans for to-nor
300 900 bales. compared with $50
bales actual last 1893 actual year At
Houston Tomorrow 200 300 bales compared
bales actual week and 1888 bales actual
last year.
Receipts the ports ana interior points to-day. CON-
n with he same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
NAVAL STORES

spirits turpentine lower owing 70
dull trade here and weakness at primary markets.
steady and unchanged. Tar ruled firm, good
jobbinR sales movement at full prices We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbs 479
471ac.
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 co;
F. 81 g.; F, 81 TO- G. 81 %; II. 81 s5 l. SO 15aS2 20
K. So 75ns2 so; NJ So 1888 20; N SO so: G. Sc So
W W. 81.
STOCKS IN HAND
II
Spirits turpentlne Dds O6i
Tar, bb!S 24O6
Liverpool May 1.-Turpentine-Sprts, 35s Rosin-
I'D Petroleuul-Refned, 71sd. Linseed oil
33s.
receipts 81 casks. Rosn firm 81 l0q$l 10; receipts 1919
turpentne 81 40. 81 80 So 80; re
132 bbls: Tar firm. 81 3d. receipts 1913 bbls..
Savannah, Nav 21.-Turpentine firm. i5c; receipts
1.4s1 bbls sales 1881 bills exports 10 hbs Rosin firm
receipts bbls sales 1866 bb,s exports 2279 bbs
Quote: A. b. c and D. 81 20: f. 81 %: F 81 80 q
81 80; II. 81 So 81 %; X 50 As; NJ. So S5: n $S 25
" G. So 80; w w. So 606$3 65.
Charleston. May 2I.-TurPentine firm, 44c; sales so
casks firm unchanged; sales 200 bbs
London. May 21.-Turpentine spirits. Bis SID Rosin
American. strained. As Cd: fine. 9s.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
Gndntia..
Oitatlous.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

rNEE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace OF God free and independent
To Robert Phip Monueth. Romer < CO. William 9 k.p:
and associates whose unknown composing
the arm u W. c. Kip & Co. Frederica R. Price Jenny
Allen Carew John Parr. Martin smith, c. Recht L. ;
White Lead 6 Color Co, John Kendall & Co. samuel ;
Utter Franklin Co. and TO all persons interested
in the of James Philip late OF the County OF
New York deceased creditors. next OF kin other
wise: send Greeting-You and each Of you are hereby
cited and required personally to be and before
our Surrogate the County Of New York at the sur
rogate said County held at the County Court
House in the County Of New York on the Isl day Of
TuIy 1900 at haf-Past O'Clock in the forenoon Of
that day and there to attend judicial settlement
f the account proceedings Adelia r. Philip, ad
nfstratrx Of goods Chattes credits of James
and show why the said letters
should not be revoked and said ad
I1nistratrx discharged and such OF hereby
tied under the of twenty years
oured appear by your guardian. II have
II You and apply for one 70 be
rointed or Of neglect failure 20 do
So guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate 10
represent and for you in the proceeding.
testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the
S,rrocate's OF the said County OF New York
be affixed Witness Hon Abner 9.
81 Thomas, a Surrogate OF said County.
the County York, the of
the OF Lord thousand
hundred and two -
J.. FAIRFAX MLACGHLIN,
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court.
EDWARD V. THORNALL, Attorney for Administra-
trix l49 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIYERPnnL corTON MARKErs

Liverpool. May 81. 4 p. m--Cotton: spot-Moderate
business prices 1924 higher American midding
fair. 7-16d: middling, 532d; middling l-32d;
low mddng, 516d good ordinary 10 led: ordinary
9-l6d The sales day 5000 bales. which
1000 were for specuaton and export and Included zeoO
American Receipts, 10000 bales including
Futures opened and closed steady;
ding May. 59-64d buyersi May and June IS
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

No Northern. 79Ssc carloads winter offerings light;
No 2 red S9c Corn quiet No yellow, 6Sisc; No 5 do.
csc corn. 6T1zG67%c; No do. G71c oats steadier
No white As s4c; No do. 4s14c No mixed ACC; No
3 Rare 69T73c asked Rye-No offered
6Siac. Canal freights steady.
Chicago May 2l.-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady No
spring wheat. 74isc. No red SO9S21sc. No oats
4lAG422tc: white. 45G45lsc; No ; white 444 tc,
No Fair to choice mailing tarey, p.A
Prime timothy seed ST SoqS6 Clover contract grade
$40 JdSlO IL Il ribs sides tooSel, ~ "'9$y 40
Dry saIted shoulders boxed SaSc Snort clear Sldes
boxed) $40 20N$10 30. Whiskey basis or nlsh VINES
81 20 on produce Exchange to-day the butter saT
ket firm: creameres. 1SG22c; dalres 4lSc ChseSe
weak, II%.Gl2s4c. Eggs steady; fresh. ls4c
Cincinnati May 21.-Whiskey distillers finished goods
steady on basis Hogs quiet lower. 50 tS4$I .
%. sheep strong, SSQ$0 10 LAMBS
firm, $I4S6 So, spring, - J0lSI %
Duluth May 2f.-CIose: wheatcash. No hard. 7S?se;
No Northern T57sc; Northern. T3@sc: May. I5tc;
July, 75ssc: September. 13c; Manitoba. No Northern
cash and May No Northern, Tl3sc. Oats-Cash.
4352c; September, 29S+c
Milwaukee, May 2I-Wheat-C1ose: No Northern.
TSc: No Northern 76i2a77ec July, 74tc. Rye quiet;
Barley No >, I31sgI4c; sample. TOD
T212c. Corn-July. 62tsc-
Minneapolis May 21.-Close: Wheat-May T5lac; July,
75ls September T1Sic track, No hard, lI5ac; No
l Northern. I6c No . Northern. zoe
Philadelphia. May 21-Wheat quiet but steady contract
May Butter quiet: prints. 1c lover; extra
Western creamery. 22l2C: nearby prints DC Eggs
firm GOOD demand: nearby 16i2G lIc do Western
164 16i2c; do Southern. 1oYlo9ac
Cheese firm New-YOrk full creams. prime, small new.
1e1HG1224c; fair to good. u13Ql2l+c; frozen
turkeys 192c; frozen fowls. l2a1Sc Receipts lour
1900 2S4S COO n in sacks wheat 2OOu0 bush;
corn, 1000 bush oats. 5000 bush. Shipments-Wheat'
los 900 bush; corn. 1900 bush; oats 1000 bush
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22

huv.rs. June and July sellers; July
August and September.
5-64d buyers; September and Octeher 35 "a 30 sd
bIvers October and November. 2I64Gi 2s64d sellers.
November and December. 296s44 26 64d sellers: De-
January, 24-t414 2S-6id seliers January
February 24-6+d sellers.