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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-07
THE WEEKS REVIEW
Peace in South Africa Offset by the
Coal Strike.
R. R. NEWS HIGHLY FAVORABLE
Fluctuations To-day Were Insight.
ficant$Canadian Pacific Is
Still Strong.

New York, June stocks have been dull
and depressed this week from anxiety over
the anthracite miners strike and the posi-
bility Of Its sympathetic extension. Disap-
pointnaent Is felt that the declaration of
peace in South Africa, has resulted III no re-
vival Of the markets either here or abroad.
Otherwise conditions have been highly ia
vorable as reflected in railroad earnings, good
reports from the wheat; corn and cotton crops
and the sustained activity Of the iron and
steel trade. The heavy expansion Of credits
oy banks, the low percentage of cash reserves
and the large foreign obligations to mature
during the year are incentives to caution in
borrowing money for speculative purposes III
face OF the coming period Of currency re-
:auirements in the interior. 80
Opening dealings III stocks to-day were SO
small and the drift of prices so Insignificant
that no distinct tone was disclosed. Inter
national Pump fell away y. In the majority
Of cases changes did not exceed u.
fluctuations became a trife wider and were
both upwards and downwards. Amalgamated
and Canadian Pacific showed considerable
frmness, while St. Pau1, Reading and Nor
folk &, Western were depressed. Westing-
house Electric dropped 4 points. Near II
O'Clock there was slightly higher level of
prices all around. % ~ 70.
:: The market was almost stagnant with a
dropping tendency Canadian Pacific fell. to
a shade under last night Pressed Steel Car
preferred rose; l, fand .Des Moines & Fort
Dodge preferred, after an inactive period Of
over year, sold at an advance of 20 points.
Canadian Pacific stiffened again to the best.
The closing was idle and steady. -
Stock quotations reported for The journal
by Watson e. Co.. : Chamber Of Commerce,
Minneapolis. 3, H.
Closing figures are bid
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Crop News Not so Bearish and the
Southwest Rains Are a
Strengthening Factor
FRANCE HAD SOME BAD WEATHER
Local Stocks Are Down to 6,1e2, TAG
Bu.-Clearnnces G65,OOO Bu.-
News of the Day,

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, June
Too much rain over the southwest was
the talk in wheat this morning. For sew
eral days the reports have shown a super
abundance OF rain over winter wheat ana
this has been an influence for price main
tenance against the continued pressure OF
short selling. This morning it was little
more than sustaining and was taken by many
shorts as important enough to warrant their
getting under cover. July was up 3ac after
the opening selling to 13Ac, and Septem-
Der sold at $3.50. The cash tone was sum-
ulated by the, report of IL, 600 blu SOLO III
Chicago for direct foreign shipments ana
by purchases there that were SAID 10 COINS
from France. Chicago had cables from
France saving the weather had taken an un-
favorable turn. Corn was nervous ana
.ronger on the wet weather. Showers are
predicted for Kansas over sunday.
Specials from Emporia, Coffeyville, Sallna'
Arkansas City and Atchison Kan; beatrlce'
Neb and Des oMines. Iowa, say that dlsas-
trous floods were raging in those viclnltles
last night. Numerous small rivers are OUT
of their banks and devastating thousands OF
acres of corn and wheat fields. Many acres
OF wheat Just ready to harvest will be either
ruined entirely or greatly damaged. harvest
ing in southern Oklahoma is being stopped
by excessive precipitation. State commas
sioner of Agriculture Johnson is quoted from
Austin, IexdS, as saying tndL ZIG COL IL ~ o1+A
Use in that state is not nearly so good as
,, earlier reports would indicate. the COM
mercial West says: All conditions have con-
tinued favorable for the growing crops
South Dakota wheat prospects are brllllant
and wheat seeding in North Dakota was COM
pleted last week. Considerable land in Red
River Valley was still too wet to seed. Early
sown wheat is looking fairly Well Flax
and barley seeding is we'll under way IN
North Dakota.
Liverpool closed sd higher, and Paris was
I'D 20 to 30 centimes. At primary points re-
! ceipts were 371,000 bu against 472,OO0 last
week. shipments, 81, 900 aginst $4,000. Aus
tralia shipped nothing this week" against
900 blu last year. Clearances were we'll
up, wheat and -four equaling $4,000 bu. Local
stocks fell off by PIG blu, which brings the
present total here down to 6,122,745 bu.
July wheat closed at 73@731sc; September,
695sc; December, 70Ac.
Minneapolis received 235 cars against III
last year, and Duluth had against 81.
The cash market was a tritle easier For
the No. l the basis was nomiually 1c over
July, but sales were made at &c over. The
range was 741ac to 73Ac with 74Ac as about
the average. No. 2 sold from 73c. to 72Ac,
and at the same figures to arrive. No.
wheat brought 72A@71Ac. Rejected and no
grade ranged from Tic down to Csc. =.
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Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City stockyards, Sioux City, Iowa.
June IA large number OF cattle recelVed at
to the northern ranges. The actual number
on sale aggregated $500 head or about the
same as last week. The stocker trade opened
up with brisk demand for all kinds ana
grades of cattle, and there were not enough
on sale during the week to I'LL the wants OK
the country trade or to fill orders that the
dealers had on hand. The market showed an
advance of dime over last weeks best time
and the market closes with prices generally
SOC higher than the low point Of three weeks
in the yards every day and there are only a
few odds and ends left in the dealers divls-
ion. There was a very light supply OF heavy
ranged from $50 to $3.50 The bulk OF re-
ceipts were in calves and yearlings ana the
better quality steers sold from 81 to 81 IS, with
best of the heifers sold from So to $40 and
the fair feeding cows and heifers from $3.50
to S2.S5. The most of the bulls on sale went
to the packers.
The fat cattle market has been satisfactory
and prices close the week fully dime higher
than the close of last week: The top price
of s715 was paid for two loads OF strlGtly g4oa
1900 to 1,3oO-pound beeves. sold from 1913
to and lighter weights Of Just far q 1sassg
from s "a to ss Bnfther has bs
in light supply and the best sold from s. 80
to $3.50, with pretty good cows ana METERS zs
from $50 to to There haa bes
quite sprinkling of grass cows on sale, WHICH
have sold about 25c less than the same weight
and quality dry-fed stuff brought Prices
ranged from So to 1915.
HOGS-The marketing of hogs has been lib.
eral this week and receipts foot up 28,ooo
head The quality has been good ana weights
ran heavier than last week and fully up to
last wears average at this time The market
opened on Monday with a decline Of 5a10c,
but later this decline was regained and prices
closed the week strong with the close of last
Saturday Prices for the week ranged from
Sc. IS to 1920, with the bulk of the hogs from
$500 to $40
SHEEP-The marketing of sheep has not
been sufficient to fill the wants of the packers.
The offerings every day sold strong with last
weeks prices and were picked up readily oy
the buyers.
Receipts-Cattle, 200; hogs, 5000. Hogs SO
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RANGE OF JULY WHEAT
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
Good Buying Of Wheat on Wet
Weather Dnmnge -
CHICAGO GRAIN

Good Buying Of Wheat on Wet
Weather Damage.
Chicago June Firm cables from all
foreign markets and continued wet and
threatening weather pushed grain prices up
again to-day at the opening. July wheat
started re 70 e higher at z2Ae to 52sse;
freely, through, fears that the wet: weather
would hurt the harvest. Outside markets
were. slightly higher and good buying was
reported generally although the trade was
not large. There was practically no selling
well. Local receipts were cars, one of
contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 244 cars, making a,atotal for the three
points of 251 cars, against 1872 cars for two
oa sxpport II wheat a co fap and u,v
sold to 721hc. Liquidation brought a dip to
re, but the close was firm, sc up, at 72Ac.
Close: Wheat, June, 721ac;, July. .72A4c;;. Sep
TENDER, 7lA@7lAc;; December, 52ase; cash
7s1sc, No. 3 hard winter, 75d7sc; No g hard
winter, 74@75e; No. / northern spring, 74D75c
7o@72c. s -
July corn started M@Ac to d@1Ac higher
at CSC to 63Ac Receipts were large, but the
percentage Of contract stuff was small, Cars
here to-day were 337. The principal strength
came from higher cables and wet weather in
the corn region Commission houses and
shorts were the best buyers. For the first
hour prices fiuctuated narrowly between the
opening figures.
July corn dipped to 627sc on light trading,
but rallied and closed firm AG9ssc up, at So
j Close: June, 62Ac:: July 6S51sc; September,
SsMgssc peesn, asass 4to May ssNs
Oats were strong again at the opening. all
though without a heavy trade. Cash business
-still< continued good, offerings, were light,
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LONDON FINANCIAL
ConsoIs and Quotations of American
Securities.

London, June To p. m.-Consols for money.
81; consols for account, 81 2-16 Anaconda,
~; Atchison, s2B; Atchison preferred, 1Ol
Bait & OHIO, lo8; Canadian Pacific,
1891; Chesapeake & Ohio. t47A; Chicago Great
Western. 2sA; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul.
l12Ha; Denver Rio Grande, AK; Denver &
Rio Grande preferred, So; Erie. 37A Erie
first preferred, 69A Erie second preferred,
say; illinois Central, 1854; Louisville & Nash
vile, 1884, Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 81;
Missouri, Kansas & Texas preferred, 60; New
York Central, 1853; Norfolk & Western, 581A;
Norfolk Western preferred, 81; Ontario &
Western, 33h; Pennsylvania, 76A; Reading.
80; Reading first preferred, 42A; Heading sec
end preferred, s4A; Southern o Ralwsy, s7A
Pacific: 651a; Union Pacific, lo7A; Union Pa
cific preferred, 80; United States Steel, 4O5s;
Unite States Steel preferred, slA Wabash,
27A; Wabash preferred, Az Spanish As, 80;
Rand Mines. 12M De Beers, 43h
Bar silver. steady, % 15-16ds per ounce.
Money, 2@21s per cent.
The rate of discount in the. open market for
short bills is 21-16 per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
three months bills is 2 11-16 per cent.
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Receipts-Cattle, 200; hogs, 5000. tic
Dc HIGHER: closed weak. Sales:
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, June 7.-Cattle-Receipts, 500, in
Guiding 400 Texans; steady; good to prime
steers, s7.25@7:5o: poor to medium sH s5@s;se;
G5.75: heifers, s25oa6; Gamers, s15O@2.50;
bulls, S2.50@55o; calves, s2@6.5o; Texas fed
steers, $4@6.40.
Hogs-Receipts, to- day, 1900 Monday, A.
600; left over, 1857; sc higher; mixed and
butchers. se.s5@7.4o; good to choice heavy,
ST. 35617 so; rough heavy, $767.3o; light, s6.so
@720; bulk Of sales, s705@7. 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; sheep. steady; lambs,
steady; good to choice wethers, S5.25@6.l5:
fair to choice mixed, s4.5o@5.25 IS: western
sheep, 5.25@6.15: native lambs. s5:25@SSS;
western lambs, S.. 40G6 IS; spring lambs, $3.50.
Ofical yesterday: Receipts-Cattle, 3,707;
hogs, SO, 496; sheep, s,oss. shipments-Cattle,
1850; hogs. $3.50; sheep, 203.
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midway Horse Market.

Minnesota Transfer, sc. Paul, MINI, June
7-Barrett & Zimmerman report the market
very quiet Good to choice drafters and de-
livery horses maintained an active movement,
while the common and inferior grades. showed
no betterment over the quiet and slow condi-
Prices held steady and firm on the active
kind, but were exceedingly low onsthe slug
gish grades. Values: - 800 :. 4es5 B
Drafters, extra =. 6o622C
Drafters choice -. z. =. 14G@1S5
Drafters & common to good. ....... 1204l40
Farm mares extra s. ~. i. 1259145
Farm mares. choice !. ....,.. t0o112a
Farm mares, common to good :. 49,. 60@100
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PROVISIONS:
Chicago Provisions. .

Chicago, June manipulation again den1i-
mated provisions. After yesterdays advance
through artificial buying by packers brokers,
the same crowd tried to unload stuff on the
strength Of a higher hog market at the yards.
Prices advanced a little early but trade was
very light and little stuff was wanted: July
pork opened unchanged to sc up at S17.40 to
Sit As, advanced to s17.471s and eased again
to opening figures July lard started IN IN
changed at s1025, and sold at s1o2714@1o.so,
and July ribs 21ac up at $10.17h.
Close: Pork, June, s1745; July, s11.42H
September, s17.45; January, $3.50 Lard,
June, s1.0221s; July, $40. 5Q10.275a; September.
January, $685.; May, 1926. Ribs, june,
s1o.17h; July, s1o.17h September, $1o.o71A. /
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MONEY REPORTS

MINNEAPOLIS - Bank clearings, $780,
1853; New York exchange, selling rate, 75c
premium: buying rate, Zoe premium. Chi
buying rate, par; London 60-day sight. docu-
mentary, "a: S415. .. ..... =.
ST. PAUL-Clearings; $3.50, es6.7s
NEW YORK, June 7.-Close: Money on call
steady at 8 per cent: closed offered at per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 4@4A per cent;
sterling exchange nominal, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81. S7A@4. s71a for de-
rates, s.. s5sG4. Sc and s4.ss@4. $50; com
nercial bills. 81. S4A@ 4.S5A; bar silver, 51Ac;
Mexican dollars, 42c: government bonds.
BERLIN, June ,7.-Exchange on London, 20
marks 4Sk pigs for checks.
NEW YORK, June I-Exchanges, sA4,ss5,-
balances oAeS Fos{ed eRhsnsss s ISL
sixty days; s4.ss on demand. New York ex-
, ENTHUSIASTICALLY June .7.-clearings, &c.
ss2,549; balances, s1,s77,s21. For the week,
clearings, s11S, ,942; ~. balances, $16116, os2
Money, ~ per cent: 49,,
francs Is centimes for the account Exchange
on London, Is francs % centimes for checks.
Spanish As. 81. s..
New York Mining Stocks.
( New York, June adams Consolidated,
dated, .09; Comstock- Tunnel, .o5; Concol-
dated California and Virginia, 125; Deadwood
Terra. 100; Horn Silver, 125; Iron Silver, 70;
Ontario 725; ophil. 100; Phoenix, .oe; Potosi,
%; Savage, 10: Sierra Nevada, Ia; Small
Hopes, 49,; Standard, :325.
r. ~, Copper and Lead.
: New York, June cooper and lead un-
' -.
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Receipts and Shipments.

June g.
Received-Wheat, 2s7 cars, 2lo,93o bu; corn,
$3.50 blu; OATS 10, AGO bu; barley, $40 bu; rye,
600 bu; fax $3.50 Bit; -four, 2s7 brls; hay, 128
tons; fuel oil, Se.0S5 gals; fruit, 1862 ,o93 lbs;
merchandise, 1858, $50 lbs. lumber, ~ cars;
coal, 7o1 tons; wood, 50 cords; brick, $4,000;
lime, 2 cars; cement. 500 brls; household
goods, 5,420 lbs; stone and marble, ears;
dressed meats, $4,000 lbs; railroad materials
- shipped-Wheat, q cars, 1920 bu; corn,
1850 Blu; oats. 1850 bu; fax, 1850 bu; -four,
42,sS7 brls; millstuffs l. 02 tons: hay, II tons;
disc, 2,4s6,405 lbs lumber, 1o6 cars; posts
and piling, cars; machinery, 4eo, 4So lbs;
lime, 2 cars; cement, 100. brls; household
goods, 6,710 lbs; railroad iron, cars; stone
and marble, Q cars; linseed Oil, $40 brls;" oil
cake, 206, 500 lbs; railroad materials, cars;
sundries, 20 cars. Car lots, 745.
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New york Produce.

pkgs; market unsettled; state fair. 1s1a@215sc;
State creamery, 1s1k@2a1lc; renovated 171h9
zoe; factory, l7@isc; imitation creamery, 171z
@201zc. .Cheese-Receipts, 4, 74s pkgs; market
ored, choice; sac;& white, 1oAc; large colored.
9Nc; white. 10c. Eggs-Receipts, 10, 4s5 pkgs:
market weak. 80
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Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee June 7.--Flour-Ff rmer: Wheat
Higher. Close: No II northern, 1Q7lAc;
Rye--steady; No. i, 57H@5sc,, Barley-steady;
No. 2, Zoe; sample, 6s@6shc:" Oats--Higher;
No. 2 white, 51z@46a. Corn-=TJuly, .63@63hc.
Wheat-Puts, 71Bc; calls, 7213c.
:. Corn-Puts 62Ac; calls, 63Mc. :. =. -
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chicago Produce.

Chicago. June 7-Butter-steady;c reamer-
twins, l0c; daisies, 10A @101kc; Young Ameri-
cas-, 10Ac. Eggs-Steady; at mark, cases in
cluded, 15Ac. Live Poultry-Steady; turkeys,
10@l2c; chickens. 11hc.
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, June 7.--Close: Wheat-July,
hard, roc; 40. 2 red, 71@71hkc;> No. 2 spring,
roc. Corn-July, 1850; Sept ember, 51k@
515sc; cash Mo. mixed, 5s1A96oc; NO.
white 62@621hc. Oats-No. 3 white. 45c.
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Puts and Calls.
State Grain Inspection.

sJune b. b, b.
Inspected In--Wheat--Cars-
Great Northern--No. / northern, 49,; No. 2
northern, go; No 8, q rejected, 1; no grade,
cars. t-T-
Milwaukee-No i northern, 1; No. 2 north
ern, SO; No. 8, 5; rejected g. no grade, z.
St. Louis-No 1 northern, 5; No. Q north
ern, A !; no grade, 1. = 40 ~ =. ~
500 Line-No: northern, II; No. north
ern, 10; No. 5. 2.
noEthern, 81 NO. 9. 3: -
omaha-No. 2 northern, q; No. 8, IL; re-
jected, 2: no grade, q.
Total-No. northern, "a; No. 2 northern,
1s5. No. s., IS; rejected, s; no grade, 70;
No 8 corn, Il; No. 8 corn, 16; No. corn; 81;
No white oats, 5; No. 4 white oats. 4; No
5 oats, /; No. q rye, 3; No. barley. 8; No 1
FAX. s.; rejected fax, 4.
Cars Inspected JOut--No. northern wheat,
"a; No. 2 northern, :; No. 8, Z; rejected, i;
no grade, q: no grade corn, 1; NO 4 white
oats 2: No. 4 barley. 1; No. fax. /; no
grade flax, 1.
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CLOSING CASH PRICES

other grains lent some strength. July opened
sse up at 1850. sold at SsAc and steadiea
after some liquidation near 39hc. Receipts
Close: Oats-June, 4oc; July, $3.50; new,
391s@39Ac; September. &c.; November, Sic !;
Deeember, 2ehc; new. S1Mc:
Cash Oats-No. a. 421z@c4s41kc; No. 8, 411s@
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south omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha, June Cattle, receipts, 500:
steady; Texans, s4.40a5; cows and heifers,
s3.7566; western steers, s4.759e.15; Gamers,
S1.5G@S50; stockers and feeders, 2.75G5. %.
@740; mixed, s7@7. 20: pigs, $575@6.75.
Sheen. receipts 800: steady; unchanged.
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Toledo Grain and Seed.

Toledo. June 7.--Wheat-Dull. strong;
cash, s1Ac; June, 8lAe; July, 75c; September,
74c. Corn-Dull, strong; cash.. 63Ac; July,
s2Mc; September, 5shc; December, 44Ac. Oats
Fairly active, strong; cash, 4shc; July,
37Mc; new, 40c:. September, aehc;: new, SlAc.
Cloverseed-Dull, steady; cash, IS. 1915; Octo-
ber s5.171z; November, $5.121k. >/
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ST. Louis Live stock.

st. Louis, Mo-, June .-Cattle-Receipts.
5000: steady; beef steers, $4.3595.50 Texans,
IS SOFAS; stockers and feeders, $260@4.40; COWS
and heifers, 81. 25@5.eo.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; SC higher; pigs, Sc. s.
@7.10; packers, 6$.s0@7.25; butchers, $1.19@
$50.
Sheep-Receipts none.
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The Bank Statement. !.

New York, June 1.-THE statement Of the
associated banks for the week ending to-day
shows Leans sss4 2Se soe decrease 81 oo
culation $31. 466, 400, increase 1921 100; legal
tenders s75,54410o, decrease s929.9o0; specie
SIT 215, 800, decrease 1921 900; reserve $247 759
700, decrease 81, 250,9G6; reserve required $780,,
474125, decrease se07,475; surplus $11, ,575,
decrease $643, 425.s -. So, ..-.
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Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, Mo-, June .-Cattle-Receipts.
500; unchanged; cows and heifers, S296;
stockers and feeders, s3@5.2o.
Hogs-Recepts, 1000; active and SC higher;
heavy, s7.30@745; packers, 81 .1597. 40; medi-
UNI, s7.05@7. 35; workers, s7.0597.20; pigs, s6.2S
@665.
Sheep-Receipts none.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
Close of Another Dull Week-Prices
- Hold Firm.

Another dull and dragging week ends in
-four. Business has been barely up to the
output and the mills have been grinding
light. Foreign business is very hard to land,
although there IS some inquiry from day to
day. The outlook is for continuation of the
dullness! for the immediate future, but mill
ers are hopeful of more favorable turn
after week SO. $500.
For the day shipments were 42,SS7 barrels
First patents are quoted s9.7o@3, 80; second
patents, &c. 5o@s 60; first clears, $2s5@2.95;
second clears, 1920. .-..-
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New York Provisions.

New York, June T.-Beef quiet; fairly
s15. 5Od165o mess, s14; packet, s15@15 80.
Lard steady; prime western steamed, .$10.65
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Among the shippers on the market were:
Eddy, Stedman & Clark. Verndale: D. H.
Fowler, Jamestown; T. H. Sparrow, Royal.
ton; NJ Uhlman,- Roberts; Goodrich & Hark-
ness, Durand; Hoppin & Hunt, Dexter; T.
Hurley. Taopi; A. j, Agnew, Bancroft; Hub
bard & Bond Mondovi; J. H. Person, Monte
video; H. J. Yuly. Stewart: Durham & Car
penter, Janesvlle; D.. Willett, Blue Earth;
f. Bigot, Springfield D. Blanchard, Vesta;
R. H. Kempton, Redwood Falls; Mark Walsh.
Kilkenny; Christopherson & Sheggerid, Hart
land; Dundee Live Stock Co., Dundee: W. ~
LETTERS &. Co., LETTERS.
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ceipts for the day by loads as follows; Chi
cago Great Western, 5; Chicago, Milwaukee, &
St. Paul, 6; Minneapolis & St. Louis, p chi
cago,- St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, 10;
Great Northern, /; Northern Pacific, 8; total,
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Chicago seed and: Coarse Gratns.

Chicago, June FLAX, cash, northwest,
s1.76; southwest, $1.5s; September 81 As oc
Barley, cash, 64@6sc. Timothy. September,
Sass. Glover, cash, sS.35. - s,... = -:
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DISPOSITION of stoc

Totals .......:.:..::.; 90 znS TO
CATTLE-Receipts light. Hardly enough
Prices steady Yards we'll cleared of all
stock and feeding cattle except few scatter
ing punches of very common stun MICH
cows slow and weak. Sales:
,4aLn Ho1,s md HaifprS-
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LIVERPOOL Grain.

Liverpool. June 7.--close. Wheat--spot,
dull; No. I northern spring; IS I'd; No. Is
California, IS sgd; futures quiet; July, IS;
107sd; September; IS Id. 43Corn4-spot,: quiet =
American mixed, new, IS. Sd; American mixed, =:
old, IS Cd; futures, nominal; July, nominal;
St.. Louis fancy winter. firm, IS 3d. 80 .S.3S :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-07
Wheat. Movement: by Roads.

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Observation-Disclosures, 80 cars Omaha. 81;
St. Louis, A.; Wisconsin Central, 2; Great
Northern, 60 500. y: Northern Pacific, 2;
shipped-M Milwaukee, cars; St. Louis, IL;
Wisconsin Central, A Burlington, i: - ~