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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-28
MONEY REPORTS

MINNEAPOLIS-Ban clearings, s1,631,
5A 80; New York exchange, selling rate soc
premium, buying rate 30c premium; Chicago
exchange selling rate SOC premium, buying
rate par; London 60 day documentary, 81 .S4R.
NEW YORK, May 2s.-Exchanges, $2o6, 1872,
1883; balances. 80 $50. 661 $685.. ..... -.
balances, s., 597, 5S9 Posted exchange, $4.s5k
change, PC premium s---<-.. r..
LONDON, May 2S.-The amount Of bullion
taken into the Bank OF ENGLAND on balance
to-day was 100000 Gold premiums are
quoted at Buenos Aires, 10: Madrid, 1890:
PARIS, May 2S.-Three per cent rentes, 101f
221ac for The account. Spanish As, 1880. '--'-
BALTIMORE, May 2s-Clearings, $4,S15,-
6C4; balances, 81 O72, 025. Money, S per cent
LONDON, May 2S.-Gold premiums: At
= Kew YORK, May 2s.-Noon: Money on call
easy at az per cent; prime mercantile paper,
41a@5 per cent Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bankers bills at
S4.S6R@4 SITS for demand and at $4.84A@
I .S45k for so DAYS; posted rates. s4.S5k and
Sass Commercial bills, $4.S3A@4.S4A. Bar
silver, 51%c; Mexican dollars, 41Ac. Govern
ment bonds steady; refunding Is, registered
and coupon, 1OS% IS, registered and coupon,
1879; new As registered and coupon, 1857:
old 49, registered and coupon, 11OA; 5s regis
tered an6 ccu-on 105A.
g ST. rPAUL-Clearings $751; ,41S. rs.
= BOSTON, May 2S.-Exchanges, $500 ,5l3;
balances. $1.426. SO. !.
+ BERLIN, May 2s.-Exchange on London, 20
marks 4J pfgS, s..+
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SPECULATIVE GOSSIP

Chicago to Watson: Corn active and very
nervous as we'll as lower. Offerings liberal
from all sorts of sources. 1t is a market one
can tell nothing about, however. No doubt
there is rich bull CLIQUE under it and they
can boost or break the price as they choose.
Receivers are good sellers.
Liverpool cables their wheat market is very
depressed, with excessive supplies. weather
in United Kingdom favorable. Paris cables
weather in France favorable for growing
crops.
Atchison, part cloudy and cool. Kansas
City, clear and pleasant
Verhoeff. from Milmine: Our. cable just IN
from liverpool says market very weak and
soverdone with wheat.
Chicago to C. E. Lewis: OnlySa very small
percentage of the corn being bought in the
country will grade No. 2 or can be made to
grade No 2, and the result is likely to be
that people selling July corn will have to buy
il back in the pit. The situation certainly is
an exceedingly strong one and likely TO result
later in shar., advance.
Berlin wheat closed Mc higher.
Budapest 1Ac higher
Omaha writes under date of yesterday as
follows: Reports coming in are decidedly
favorable Condition of wheat and oats has
improved very materially in the past ten days.
EARLY planted corn is UP and good stand
a few: days OF pleasant weather will give the
farmers, an opportunity Of finishing planting.
The present moment the outlook is for
bountiful$ crop here in Nebraska.
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THE CASH TRADE ,
Flax steady-cornInnd Oats Mad
Declines. < ~

Flax steady-Cornl~n and Oats Made
Dsclines. s -.
FLAX-Not much trading, was seen and it
was almost a nominal imarketa Some No. l
was reported sold at SLIT
Receipts here Were cars, against IA, last
year, and shipments none. Duluth had none.
Closing prices: apolis-Cash, 81 751a
to arrive Sl.7512; May, sIT5Es;~ July, 81. ISL
s5 septembsS ostsbsf H. May
sCORN-Considerlng the light receipts, there
was fair trade, but PRICES ware unsatisfac-
tory to sellers SOME NO aaMent at 6O1ac, and
no grade sold down to 5Se!K At the close No.
3! yellow was quoted 6UA16IHc. Receipts,
Z cars; shipments, none.
EOATS-There was an active trade The
price range was uncertain and some widesdif-
ferences were shown No. B. white sold at
431ac and at 42Ac. At the close No. s white
was quoted 42@+21zc. Receipts,s11 cars; ship
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse meal and
cracked corn are quoted S22. 25@22.75: No. /
feed, $23. 25123: so; No: 2 feed, 1923 "a %.
No. feed, S25@25.5O granula,ed corn meal
in cotton sacks at the rate Of 81. so per bril-
MlLLsTUF,Fs-The market is stronger.
shorts, $15;oo@1s; flour middlings, $17@17 so;
red dogs, $ly .5G@20; feed in 2OO-lb sacks,
81 80 per ton additional; in 100-lt sacks, 81 pei
ton additional: Shipments, 1927 tons - /.
BARLEY-Paft~o of a car of--No. brought
SIG. The, market was quiet. Feed graaes,
cars: shipments. 2 cars.
RYE-No. closed at 55Mc. Receipts, car;
shipments, none. |t5 -. -. -
HAY-Upland fancy. SO. 5oQ1O;. upland
CHOICE ,J $s@s.5o; upland. No: l, ssgs:5o; mid
s11; timothy, choice, $1,000 timothy, No, /.
SO; rye. straw, choice S4@4. 80. Receipts, 80
tons; shipments, % tons.?f $500 =.
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MISCELLANEOUS
New York Cotton.

New York, May ,2S.-Cottcn opened quiet
and firm, with prices 1 to 3 points hi CHER
on favorable English cables. The first wave
sG7c, around which figures the market how
cred during the rest of the first hour Re
sceipts were light and estimates pointed to a
further reduction tomorrow. Late in the
morning. the whole market turned firm ON a
scare of shorts, started by reports of broaden
ing spot demand in the south and less favor
able crop conditions. Exceptionally large
port receipts from Galveston, 81, 159 bales, and
a report that but 1000 bales remained unsod
at that point, encouraged a net advance OF 5
to 7 points, with July at $500 and August
870c. - ~
Spot closed steady; middling uplands, 91hc;
middling gulf, 9s4c. Sales, 100 bales
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady
s7oc; November, 1850; December, 7.alc;
March, 1850 .-.... 81,
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BOSTON Mining Stocks.

Boston, May rs Copper closing quotations:
Adventure 2314 @23A; Allouez, $685.: Area.
dian, 5a@eA; .AA, Arnold, s9G61 Atlantic go
$50 asked: Centennial, 1920; Copper Range.
5s5s@5sA; Contien1al Zine, 3k93a4: Daily
West, t4@44h; Dominion Coal, 13sA@140:
Dominion Steel 55G55A Elm River. 31a@4:
Franklin. 11@11k; Humboldt 40 bid: Isle
Royal, 12@13; MASSACHUSETTS,, 2OA@2o1z; May
flower, 2asG21a; Michigan. 1oA6H; Mohawk.
2o22o15; Osceola, 6OGe1; PARROT. 5000: Phoe-
nix, 1905; Quincy, l3c11s3; Rhode Island,
2ku2h; Santa Fee. 1M@2H; Tamaraek, TAG
United States Mining, 2O&@21; Uath.s 23G2sh:
Victoria, 4q4h Winona, 2B63A; Wyandot.
1@11a; Oil. 16k@16s.: s.. 17G11A;= NJ. B..
2ssG2a; C. NJ, 12412; B. c., ssa4G9h.
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AuOUS Tue SlFD-IeIS UH IHS lI1dI heI VIC
E. w. Richter, Melrose; F. A. Dennis, Hutch
inson; Weinzerl Bros. & Co.. St. Bcnifacius;
Theo Barnes, Prescott; NJ. Black, Cannon
Falls: Kenney Mer. Co., Colfax; F. E. Kreu-
ger Brownton; H.. F. Purfeest, KENYON; Car
YER Bjugstad & Co.. Farihault and Medford;
Moln & Olson, Clarkheld; c. A. Brown, Han
ley Falls; F.. .H:pp, Arlington; j. He5eisen,
Hamburg: Ralph Maxwell. H. E. Stiles.
L:dgerwood: ]. H. Boylen, Brooten; j. Laugh
lin, Bixby; Breckenridge & Kaick, Batavia;
Rixe Bros. Graceville: j. w. Johnson, Mil
bank; NJ. karp. Bird Island A. ID. SSackett,
GAINESVILLE; c. Nelson, Evan: E. G. Nelson,
Walnut Grove: G. A. Lindshog. Hendricks;
Co., LIE sueur: S. H. Pett;s, st. Peter; G. w.
Dodge, Madela; T. Emerson. Elmore; Chris
topherson & skiggrud Hartland; c: Weise,
New Richland; Nelson & Grothe, Hanska;
Farrell & Keefe Redwood; S. swenson, Daw-
SON. J. N Brown, Boyd; Hanson & Reese.
fleming: o. j. GUAM Starbuck; Elk River
Cattle Co.. Elk River.
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Sugar and Coffee.

opening steadiness in sympathy with cables
and on moderate amount of buying. Prices
remained as last quoted. Local prices were
steady at opening basis during the first half
session. Sales at noon reached 1850 bags,
including June, 5.O5c; September, 5.35c; No
vember,. :45c; December, 5.55c: March, $500.
Spoe Inea S Sa AZ ss cGr Kto
IL 15-3d; receipts, 10, O0o bags. Cleared for the
United States, 10000, cleared for Europe,
1000; stock, 6o7, 900 Sugar-Raw steady; fair
refining, 2Bc; centrifugal, IS test, 37-16c;
molasses sugar, 25sc; refined steady; crushed,
5.15c; powdered 4.75c; granulated, 465c. Mo-
lassei5 steady; New Orleans 33@41c
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ing, 2 cars; barrel stock, car; machinery,
32I $40 lbs COAL 1856 tons; brick, Il, OUO;
lime, 2 cars; cement, $50 brls; ties, cars;
stone and marble, ! cars; live stock, cars;
dressed meats, ,134 lbs; railroad materials,
Shipped-Wheat, 19s cars, 1920 bu; oats,
1850 bu; barley, 1920 bu; -four, 47,441 brs;
millstufs, 1927 tons; hay, % tons; fruit 10000
cars, machinery, 291, $50 lbs; coal, 20 tons;
wood, u cords; household goods, $1,000 lbs
ties. Is cars stone and marble, ? cars; live
10000 lbs; hides, pelts, etc, At, 800 lbs; rail
road materials, l CAR, sundres, % cars Car
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LONDON FINANCIAL
Conso1s and Quotations of American
-.-H.- Securities. -.-

:.
London, May 2S-Consols for money, 96%
Consos for Or account 965s; Anasop ida ~;
timore & Ohio, 1oSA; Canadian Pacific, 14ls
Chesapeake & Ohio, As: Chicago Great West
ern, 29h; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul.,
174h; Denver g. Rio Grande, 43; Denver &
RIO Grande preferred, 90; Erie, 1914; Erie
first preferred, 69A; Erie second preferred, %;
Illinois Genital, 1861; Louisville 8, Nashville,
142; Missouri. Kansas Texas, '26A; MIS-
souri,, Kansas & Texas preferred, 81; New
York Central, 1902; Norfolk & Western, 5s74
Norfolk & Western preferred, %; Ontario &
Western. 33s4 Pennsylvania, 761s; Reading,
32A; Reading first preferred. 42A; Reading
second preferred, 35A; Southern Railway
37M; Southern Railway preferred, s7A South
ern Pacific, ss74; Union I'm paeitlc, 1o7A Union 2,
United States Steel preferred, s2h; Wabash
'2112; Wabash preferred, 45k; Spanish tours
7SA. .-.,.. !. S...r..- -.... ~
Bar silver steady, 90 1850 per ounce.
Money, 2k@3 per cent. m -. ~.a e.
The rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills is 2A@2% per cent. The rate
of discount in the open market for three
months bills is. 2azGD2Ja per cent. -. =,
Rands, 12B; DeBeers, 43A. ~
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State Grain Inspection.
May q.

. u. :
Wheat Inspected In-Cars- ...s
Great Northern-No. ! northern, II No. 2
northern s; No. g. l. no grade, 2.
Chicago, Milwaukee e & st. Paul--No. ]
northern, /; No. 2 northern, 81; No. g. 10
rejected, 8; no. grade, 6. - ~
Minneapolis & st. Louis-No. 1 northern,
500 sLine--No. / northern, g.; No. 2, j. ~.
Northern Pacifc-No. 1 northern, l.
Chicago, ST. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
No.;2 northern, s; No. 8, 2.
Minnesota Transfer-No. 2 northern, /.
Total-No. 1 northern. "a; No. 2 northern
e.; No. 3, 10; rejected, Z; no grade, g.,
Other Grains-Cars-No 8 yellow corn, Z
oats, 1; No. 8 white oats 2; No. 3 oats, 8
No. barley, 1; No. fax, L; rejected flax, i
Cans Inspected Out-No. 1tnorthern wheat
90; no grade wheat, 2;;<,No s white oats, i
No. fax, 2; rejected fax, l.
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Bradstreet's supply Report.

Re New York, May 2S-Special cable and tele-
graphic communications to Bradstreet's show
the following changes in available supplies as
compared with last accounts:
SWheat-United States and Canada east of
Rockies, decrease 4,679.000 bu: af1oat for and
in Eurcbe, increase 100000 blu: total supply,
decrease 2,779 600 bu. s,
Corn-United States and Canada, east of
Rockies; decrease ], 165, OGO bu. 81 4.I
0ats-United States and Canada east of
Rockies. decrease 99s. 900 bu.
Among the more im2ortant decreases re-
ported this week are those Of i COO. 900 III in
Manitoba, 49,, OGo blu at Chicago private ele-
vators az 900 blu at Omaha and loo, 900 bu In
northwestern interior elevators.
The leading increases are those of 10000 blu
at Port Huron and 120, 600 blu at Coteau.
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Chicago Live stocx.

Chicago May acknowledgements, 1890.
including 400 Texans; Ice lower; good to
prime steers, s7@7. 60, poor to medium 81 500
SO; stockers and feeders. So. 5095. 25; cows,
81. 5o@5 IS heifers, s.. 1905; calves. s1.40@
$50; bulls s2.6O@5.5o; calves. $2@6. Texas
fed steers, $5.25@650.
q, 900: left over. $780, sc higher: mixed
butchers. s6.so@7 10; good to choice heavy,
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New York Grain.

New York, May 2s-Flour-Receipts, 10, 1922
Erls; sales, S,700 phgs; quiet on account OF
the wheat break, but steadily held Wheat
Receipts, $3.50 bu; sales, $50, coo bu; favor
able weather map and unloading; May, SOBc;
July, 1871 gSOc; September, 775s@I7 15-16c; De-
elf New York car lots; No. western, 661ac
fob. afcat. Corn-Receipts, 1850 bu; sales,
15,oCO blu; corn broke a cent per blu under
July, s9a6s1zc;e September, 65as5Nc. Oats
Receipts, 19, 500 bu: easier with wheat track
white, 50@55c. g.. X ..... g..
Close: Wheat-May, 1885, July, 1850.
Corn-May, 1870; July, 6S14c. T.
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St. Louis Live stock.

St. Louis, Mo-, May 2s.--cattlc, receipts,
$500; market steady to easy; beef steers, $40
So. 20m4 80: cows and heifers, S2.25@6.
Hogs, receipts. 500; stsa1y:s pigs. S. COO
6.s5; packers. s6.S9@7; butchers, $6.9o@7. PC. =
Sheep, receipts, 1900; market slow; sheep,
a anm5 ia. lambs 1901 - ~
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Kansas city Live Stock.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 2s.-Cattle, receipts,
a ,00O market steady: beef steers. $4.7597 so;
Texans. s3.25@6.75: cows and 'heifers, SD
6.65: stoekers and feeders, s;S.5o95.y 80.
s71597 80 packers, s71o67 20: medium. IS 80
@710; workers., S6.9517.05; bigs, ss.30I570.
Sheep, receipts. 1900; mark: .irm; sheep.
81 3Od6. 10: lambs. S. 406l. 80. -. - -.
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PROVISIONS
Chicago Provisions

Chicago, May 2S.-Provision again improved
a little on the firm stockyards hog market
The run of hogs was about normal, but prices
advanced. There was a small support for
products, and the tone held firm. July pork
opened sc UP at 81. 12h; July lard unchanged
at s10.17k and sold to $1O.2O and July ribs
21kc up at s9.65. and sold up a shade. =
Close: Pork-May, s17O5; July, s17.O71a;
September, $17.17H@17. 20: January s16 37iS
Lard-May, s10@121a; September, $40 171b6
1920 July, s10.15@10.17a; October, $40. 121s:
January $3.50. Ribs-May, &c. july.
50 621a; September SO 65. =
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New York Mining Stocks.

New. York, May 2s.-Adams Consolidated,
20; Alice, 45; Breeze, so; Brunswick Console
dated 10: Ccmstock Tunnel, 5a; Consolidated
California and Virginia. 100; Deadwood Terra,
Vile Consolidated. 5: Little Chief, -; Onta-,
rio, so9;, -Ophir, 125: Phoenix, s. Potosi. 80:
Savage. u; Sierra Nevada, 10; Small Hopes
40; Standard 325.
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Chicago Packer Hides.

+ Chicago, May 2s.-Chicago packer hides con-
tinue strong, and further advances have been
secured on several varieties Bids of ~l4%e
have been refused for heavy. Texas hides, and
Native steers have been sold both in New
York and Chicago at 13c Foreign dry hides
are very firm but sales are light. owing to
meager receipts and small stocks on hand.
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New York PrOGuce.

New York, May --Butter-Receipts, 1915
pkgs weak a6:,o5 state dairy 1sSg22e state
tory, 17@1S1kc; imitation creamery, 1870
2ohc:,. Cheese-Receipts,, 2,6S1 pkgs; market
irregular; new state. full cream. small coll
and white, 10c. Eggs-Recepts 16, 769 pkgs;
market Arm; state and Pennsylvania. 171a@
1885, western, storage packed, 17@1Sc; south
ern, 14M15c.
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FIRM TONE RULING
Cattle Prices Maintained Except on
the Poor Lots.
HOGS ADVANCE FIVE CENTS
Sheep Easier, but Demand Is Good
News of the Live Stock
Trade.
HOGS ADVANCE FIVE CENT

South St. Paul, Mimi, May 2s.-Estimated
receipts at the Union Stockyards to-day: Cat
tie, 800; calves, $50; hogs, $500; sneep, 100;
cars, 80. -.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. l, 1902, to date, as compared with the
same period in 1901:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. Cars.
1902. u, 178 21.317 2S3,619 153,946 $50 1893
19O1.... 53497 70, 205 IA O61 73,OS7 1856 5,717
ne ne. 1861 LIZ 1858 so,Sos o; 1872
The following table shows the receipts thus
far in May as compared with the same period
in 1901: l=aza
Year. Cattle Calves Hogs Sheep Horses. Cars.
1902. 7,4S4 1852 49,267 1858 1872 9s1
1901. 1854 4,905 1904 1854 2,014 1O35
me. -: 49,: 1924 999 go. ~:
Dec. 1850 % .. 1892 "A
Official receipts for the past week are as
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago, May 2s.-Buttcr, firm; creameres,
1S@22c; diaries, 17@19c Cheese. weak; twins,
10G1012c; daisies, lie; Young Americas, 11c
Eggs, firm, at mark, cases included, f5Ac.
Live poultry, firm; turkeys, 10@121sc; chick
ems, 12c - -
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Duluth Grain.

Duluth, Mimi. May; 2s.-Wheat was very
weak and dull 1t opened NC off. at 75c for
July, and declined steadily to lac before the
close. Little was done in seDtember. but 1t
Flax was dull and steady. sReceipts-Wheat
Il cars. SHIPMENTS Wheat. 1850 Du: fax
% $780, 49, 81 s.
Close: No hard, cash. nc: No. I north
ern, cash and july, 74e; M ay 49, Septem-
Der, 711sc; Mo. 2 northern. re; No 3, 7O11c;
Manitoba. cash, 73c; No. q, 715ac; FAX. cash
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Receipts and Shipments.

May q.
Receiyed-Wheat, 1ls ears, 10, 100 bu; corn,
l,480 bu;s oats 1880 bu;: barley, ], 600 zbu;
rye. 100 bu; flax, 1850 bu; -four, 1852 brls;
nlilfstuffs 20 tons hay, 30 tons fuel OIL,
68,675 gals fruit, 223. 300 lbs; merchandise,
2,131 geo lbs; lumber, 20 cars; posts and pill
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Milwaukee, Grain.

Milwaukee, May 2s.-Flour steady. Wheat
ga 9se Sc n J@1y 71c Rye Steady
No. l.. 591ac. Barley dull; No. 2, 71h@72c:
sample, 65@717ac Oats steady; No. white,
i45k@45Ac. Corn-July, -62Mc.
Wheat-Puts, 72asc; calls, 76Ac. =
Gorn-Puts, 62Bc; calls, ~~635sc. IS
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THE FLOUR MARKET

Business Modernte-Prices a Little
Easier. ....... -
A fair business is being done made sp prin-
c1pally of domestic orders with a slight
sprinkling of foreign sales. Some of the mills
are selling their daily. output, others report
showing little easier tendency, but no
changes of Importance made, beyond a
slight on patents
Shipments for the day were At All brls.
First patents are quoted So S0dl3 80; second
patents, $S.60g3;7o; first clears, $2.90@S; sec
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s7.15@7. 30; rough heavy, IS. so97. o5; light,
Sc .55u7; bulk of sales, ss.se67:15. 80
Shepe-Receipts. 70, 900; sheep, lower: lambs,
Zoe lower; good to choice ,wethers, S .5o16.25
fair to choice mixed. 81 .55@5.50; western,
sheep, s.. 25@6.25; native lambs, s596. 80; wes-
tern lambs. IS .50@6. 80. >7-sss
Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle. 1881;
hogs, 17,157; sheep, e,425 Shipments-Cattle.-
1,G36; hogs, l,940: sheep, 1035. s--~
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St. Louis Grain.

+ St: Louis, Mo-, May 2S-Close: Wheat
lower; No. red cash elevator, 7sc; May,
TIC; July, 7o7sc; September, 7Oas@7ohc; No.
hard 7512977c. Ccrn-Lower; No. 2 cash,
41&c May, 42c; July, 32%c; September, ESQ
2S1bc; No. white, 451ac. Lead-Firm, SO .95
@3.97k. Spelter-Hgher and strong, s4.55.
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Toledo Grain.

Toledo, Ohio, May 2s.-Wheat, active, lower
cash. S3c; May SEC; July, 751sc September
74Ac. Corn, active, weak and lower; cash,
64kc; May; 63c; July, 63c; September, 6Okc;
December 45$c. Oats, active. easier, cash,
45c; May, 4Sc; July, aSc: September, 2sAc;
new July, Csc; new September, 1880. Clover
seed, dull, strong; cash, s512h; October
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Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool May 2S.-Wheat-Spot No.
spring, dull, IS 272d; No California, steady:
IS sd: futures dull; May, 5s 11Ad; July, IS:
September, Is 1s4d. y
eCorn-spot, steady; American Mixed new.
IS sgd; American mixed, old, IS Cd; futures,
quiet; July, 5s 41sd: October. IS Sd. ~.
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IMPRISONMENT GOSSIP

Waldorf gossip to Watson: While market
views are unusually mixed, =, hopeful reel ss
most sangrine bull that n vnew Of the UNI IN,
one for huoyant prices. i long holiday is at
hand. Much may happen to affect speeu Ia
ton, unfavorable o. the reverse, between the
suspension of stock exchange business to-
morrow and the following Monday morning,
Jane q the crucial day SO far as strike is
Concerned, for on that date the punpnlen and
engine drivers will either Cult work or. as
wall street views the matter, break The lack
OF the Zig strike by renatnin!s at Their post
commitments while the great banking, in
terosts carrying the bulk Of the stocks are
buying their specia.ies on the scale down
3 New. York to L. T. sovle. It looks as if
there would be no good market until after
tn. holidays If any, it will be UPWARDS: We
will probably get some Ct that early dulln. S.
wa.,h characterized the Sumner of 1900 be-
fore an important MOI, nent sets in. Corfi-
tions arc all right and Whsn the insiders are
eyre Of = big corn crop and ca sec the End Of
the strike, then they will start a bull cam
paign, meanwhile, there will not be much do
inc.
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Railroads entering the yards reported re-
ceipts for the day ty Loads follows: Chi
cago Great Western, 2; Chicago, Milwaukee
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, 12;
Great Northern, s. Northern Pacific, 4; Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy, 1; Wisconsin
Central, /; 500, 8; total, so.
Disposition of stock, Tuesday, May o., 1
Cott
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Receints. Shipments

Wheat Movement hy Ronds. II"
.' !: May q. Il 49,. r
Observation-Disclosures, Fl cars; Omaha, A.;
St. Louis, 49, Great Northern, 49,; 500. %;
Northern Pacific, Is. - o., D.. .r -, e...-- Il
Shipped Milwaukee, 8 cars; Omaha 2; St:
Louis, l. Chicago Great Western a. ri
RANGEnOE July WHEAT -
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day, May 81:

Totals ,5ZU 5,bs5 Iel
CATTLE--Butchert cattle steady. Demand
good with supply limited. Bulls, 10@2ac low
err. Veas, steady. Stock and feeding cattle
active, with prices generally 10c higher. Stock
and feeding bulls a fat 25c. lower. Mich
cows, steady and active. ..''..
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Kansas City Grain.

May, 7oAc; july, ' &c. 81 1' cash, No. hard,
121ac; No. red, 74@743@c; No. 2 spring, rye.
Corn-May, 64c; July, 6o3sc; September 545z
,@54Ac; cash, No. mixed, 65@651ac; No. z
white, 6612c. Oats-No 2 white, 45c. - :
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and May, s1.75; September, S1.4S; October
VIII; to arrive, SLIGO; rye o612c; oats, Sep
TENDER. 29aac -. -a,l -.
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THE COMEDY OF PRETENsE.

Eleanor What made you give up So.
ciety, Edmonia?
Edmcnia-oh, got SO dead tired Of
seeing people who are nobody trying to
act like somebody; and people who ars
somebody acting like nobody.
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Mich Cows and Sp

5 cows, 5000: cows $72: 1 cow and calf
S35; l COW and calf $3.50. - -
.HOGS-Prices sc higher Receipts moder-
ate. Quality good. Market much better than
on Tuesday. Price range, $6.70@7.05; bulk,
S6.SOI6.85. Sales: - g.