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, 1902-05-24
BAND BOYS HAVE
THEIR NEW "ToGs."

The members Of the Imperial Mill
tary band and their manager. Mrs.
Mollie Ingersoll, are in high feather
today, the band uniform having arriv-
ed. The caps bear the letters 81. NJ. b.
and the coats and pantaloons are of
the finest quality. The band will make
its first public appearance in the new
uniform on Decoration day.
, 1902-05-24
For new goods. right
prices and prompt at.
tontion try the Ira
bing Commercial Co.
mAx,ms OF AN olo foe..

People who wait for the Lord IL
provide seldom die Of govt.
1t is better to have loved and krs;
than to have married on $50 a month
The men who have no families to
support would coon let the world run
down.
Any old rhyme may be made popu-
lar by Y good tune. and almost an,
stick Of = mau may b. made importa7
BY q clever wife.
, 1902-05-24
Notice to the Public.

I have opened up the Frick Studio on
Third street and cordially invite the
public to call and examine my work.
All outstanding coupons against this
studio will be redeemed by me.
2s5tf G. W. CROSS.
, 1902-05-24
MCINTYRE HAS GONE
BACK TO THE MOUNTAINS.

"Rattlesnake Jack" Mcintyre vas re-
leased from the city Jail late yesterday
afternoon. under promise that this
morning he would load up his belong
ings and return to the mountains for
the present.
, 1902-05-24

Orders for cut flowers for Decora-
tion day will be, promptly AIled by
239t3s slr MRS. C.. PRAHL.
, 1902-05-24

50 daily copying letters at home;
either sex; enclose 2 stamps with ap.
plication. Illinois Industrial Union.
Dept. 81, Masonic Temple. Chicago
, 1902-05-24

Lovett IL doing the papering; the
other fellows can't compete and are do
ing the kicking.
, 1902-05-24

FOR REkT%s-room furnished house
with bsth. Inquire 502 9. Third 81. =
, 1902-05-24

furnished hsssskesplnS roens ~.
rent. sayer Hansen. ISL eixtA stsest.
, 1902-05-24

GIRL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
auire at Phillips restaurant.
, 1902-05-24
Mixed paint si.ss per 81. Il Lovstt'i.

Nrs. Ollie ssssrsr. msawifss iee 1ad
, 1902-05-24

Ola tapsss q = esats Gtfafte -
Ihe RapshascA1 4n6e
, 1902-05-24

A nice large heated and lighted
room for rent over The Republican Of
fee.
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Kansas City Live stock.
Kansas City, Mo-, May 20 -Cattle-Receipts,
! 1000; steady; beef steers, $5@7.2o; Texans.
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MONEY REPORTS

MINNEAPOLIS : Bank clearings, $780,
's3S.l6; New York exchange, selling rate, 81
prenlunl, DuJ LIZ rate ovc premium; Chicago
exchange, selling rate Que premium, ouylAg
rate Par; London bU-day sight documentary,
$4.84h.
ST. PAUL-Clearings $685. 356.61.
BERLIN; May 23.-Excnange on London,
20 marks 48A pigs tor checks.
NEW YORK, May 23.-Exchanges, 1892, $40,
1881; balances, SIS, Zoe, 3e4.- 90. -
New YORK, May 2o.--Ncor-Moncy or call
steady at 31a per cent; prime mercantile paper
actual business IN bankers bills at S4.87@
4.871s for demand and at $4S4MQ4. S4as tor
w days; posted rates, S4.sok04.SS; commercial
bulls, 81. o5A @4. SA bar silver, olMc; Next
can dollars, 4l%c; government bonds steady;
reminding seconus, regular and coupon, lGS1s
IS, regular ana coupon, >lOGM; new As, regular
aud coupon, 1862; OLD is, regular ana coupon
ll0%; os. regular, lOoA; coupon, 10oA.
= NEW YORK, .N1ay ;z5.-Money Fon call cas-
Ter at 2A@31a per cent; closing Old ana asked,
cent; STERLING exchange, heavy, with actual
business in bankers pills at S4.S7 for de-
mand and at 81 SAN for 80 days; posted rates,
$4.o5R and 81 49,; commercial bills, 81 $40
4.S4A; bar silver, 5lBc; Mexican dollars,
4lAc;5 government bonus, easy; state bonds,
Q PARIS, May 23.--4 p. m.-Three per cent
rentes, l01f TIC for the account; Spanish
tours, 1872.
: BALTIMORE, May 2s.-clearings, SO, 5s4, o7s,
BALANCES, ssz7, v36; money, s, per cent
cent. ~ Pc
: CHICAGO. May Chickering's, 1924, 027, Ais;
balances, $l;455127; posted exchange, $4.85
for sixty days, 4.SS on demand; New York ex-
change,I25c premium.
BOSTON, May 23-Exchanges, s21. 0O9, 1855;
balances 81 .6S2 100. Ettr ,z=-
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LONDON FINANCIAL
Consols and Quotations of American
- sf..-1G Securities.

London, May 23-Consuls for money, So.
ccnsols Tor account, Sb l-lb Anaconda, 61s
-Alcnlson, 21s; AtcnIson prelerreu, luUa4; bdi-
tmore ONO, 1874 canadian Pacific, la' a.;
Chesapeake. q ONO, 4lA; Chicago Great
Western, 301s; Chicago, Milwaukee & 81.
Paul. 10; Denver & $40 Grande, 4o&; Den
yer & RIO Grande preferred, 9zB; krle, 50;
Erie nrst preferred, a952; Erie second pr, u;
illinois Central, loo4; Louisville & Nashville,
liz; Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 261a; MIS-
souri,, Kansas 4 Iexas preferred, oV; New
York Central, 1ouh AOrfoik Western, os12
Norfolk & western preferred, 81; Ontario &
Western, 33ts; pennsylvania, 1914; reading,
81; Reading nrst preferred, IN; heading sec
ond prelerleo, ooA; southern railway, Ss1s
Southern Railway preferred, yi11; Southern
Paclnc, 6634; Union racine, lC77s; Union Pa
enc preferred, ~; Untred States Steel, Alb
United States Steel preferred, szA; Wabash,
II; Wabash preferred, 10; spanish is, 10.
Bar silver dull, 2id per ounce.
:. Money, 21zG3 per cent Il,
The rate or discount IN the open market fol-
short bills, zA@z 1915 per cent; the rate OF
discount ID the open market for three months
bills, 2A@2 1915 per cent.
Rand nllneS, Ii; Lie Beers, 1875.
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THE CASH TRADE
Steady and Quiet in Flax-Corn and
Rye Firmer.

Steady and Quiet in Flax-Corn and
Rye Firmer.
FLAX-Part of a car rejected sold at s172h
Trade was very light. Duluth May price was
the nominal basis for spot No. l. -
Receipts here 2 cars, against last year, and
shipments 2 cars. Duluth had 7 cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis-Cash, S1.74k;
to arrive, s1.7412; May, STAY; July, ST.
Duluth-Cash, $1.76; to arrive, s1.76; May.
$176; September, $149A: October, 81. 45A.
CORNING to arrive sold at 60c and No.
corn on spot at 6lAc. At the close No. 3
yellow was quoted 621ze. Receipts, cars;
shipments, l car.
OATS-There was not enough offered to
make an active market. No. white closed at
4314144c. Receipts 2 cars shipments. cars.
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse meal and
cracked corn are quoted s22.25@22.75; No. l
feed, S23. 25@23.50; No. feed, 500. 75@24. 25;
No. 3 feed, s25@25. so; granulated corn meal
in cotton sacks at the rate Of $3.50 per brl.
MILLSTUFF'S-Bran in bulk Is quoted at
S14 bulk shorts, sis; -four middlings, $16. 90
lQ1725; red dogs, s1s@1s.25; feed in 2c0-lb
sacks 81. 90 per ton additional; in 100-lb sacks,
81 per ton additional Shipments, 1908 tons.
RYE-Nothing was on sale. No. closed at
BIC and was firm on bids at the figure.
g BARLEY-Feed grades, 64@66c; mailing
grades, 60970c. Receipts, cars
HAY-Upland fancy, 80 5000; upland,
land, s6@7; medium, s5@6; timothy, fancy,
ST. timothy, choice 80; timothy. No. l.,
$lo rye straw choice. s4@4.50. Receipts, 40
tons -... ... -...:
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RANGE OF JULY WHEAT
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAIN
Heavy Argentine Shipments and
Ideal Weather Conditions.

-
Chicago, May 23-July wheat opened a
shade higher to unchanged at 74@7416c to 74c
on slow market. Gables were a trife higher,
receipts were small and there was scattered
ish factors, however, were offset by increased
Argentine shipments and ideal weather condi-
lions; July sold to 74h@74Ac and steadied.
grade Minneapolis and Duluth reported 102
cars, making a total for the three points of
ZIG cars, against 100 last week and 230 a
bu for the week. against GOO blu last week.
Late in the session bears pressed the wheat
market hard. Business was dull and the pit
had shown little strength. AS a result, prices
KgAc lower. at sN@7a%c:
Close; Wheat-May, 17sAc;, July. 7sA@
Cash Wheat~No. si red, si@sse;' No ea;; red,
hard siO winter ter 75@7sc No. northern ra spring
5s@75c; Nc !9a 2 northern spring. 74h@7ec; No.
Corn started strong, Gables were indiffer-
ent and the demand was not heavy, but the
wet weather t6 while excellent t4 for crops. re-
small. In consequence, July opened shade
to Nc higher at e21sc to a6214 @S2ssc, and
quickly sold up to e2&c. Offerings were light.
that farmers were selling good deal every
day. Forecasters Of this years crop say
that bumper an yed that
sequently high prices the acreage has been
increased. 1t is estimated that there is not
more than Is per cent of stocks now in first
hands. Receipts were II cars =
Corn held its strength well until wheat
broke. Then offerings became freer and July
declined to weak close, A@Ac lower at
61Bc
Close-May, size; July, 61Hc; September,
5sMc; December, 4ec; May (190s), 45ss. :
Casino. 9, 63a4@64c.
The oats pit was crowded and nervous at
the opening. A deal of some sort was sup
posed to be ending and prices Held strong.
May options have been pushed to 431ac by the
heavy holder Of that delivery and the pre-
vailing opinion is that the shorts will yet
have to settle at much advanced prices July
stuff was literally bought BY the same bull
changed opening at 1850 to 1850. Cash busi-
ness was good. Receipts were 161 cars.
Close: May, 431ac; July 351sc, new S7A0
December 29Mc, new BIG.
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Dull and NARROW |
Not Many Freehanded Spectators
in Stocks Yet.
FRACTIONAL OPENING GAINS
But They Are Lost in the Following
Hour-An Irregular
1.....1. Market.

Now York, May ,23.--The stock market
opened DUN and irregular, but the majority
Of stocks showed fractional gains. Amalga-
mated Copper opened at an advance of rs
but lost nearly all Of 1t in few transactions
Chicago & Alton preferred declined a point
The uniform gains shown by International
stocks in London was without much effect
N this market.
Tho prices of stocks then became heavy
and receded to last nights level or below
delaware & Hudson lost L point. Chicago.
Indianapolis & Louisville fell TX and Chr;
ago terminal preferred point. There were
advances Of 2 in Westinghouse Electric and
/ Of a point or more in Smelling, Anaconda,
Virginia Carolina Chemical ex dividend and
Pittspurg, Columbus, Chicago & St. Louis.
The market was dull and narrow.
The market was slightly feverish, but in
the main dull and heavy. Canadian Pacific
renewed its advance to the extent Of w and
Minneapolis, st. Paul & sault Ste. Marie
rose ~ Chicago, Indianapolis & Louis
vile rallied III. The National Lead stocks
became active and rose III, the preferred sell
ing ex-dividend. International Silver pre-
ferred rose .3h, United States Express IN,
and Pacific Mail over point. North West
ern lost 6, and New Haven III.
A rise Of * in St. Paul caused the general
market to harden only shade. The George
A. Fuller company rose 25z, the preferred
oA, laelnc MAIL, "a; Aluseeu' rs, anu
Louisville, ~. North Western rallied 4.
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling preferred
| dropped ~, and Lake Erie & Western about
| q point. 1t required only few feet Of ticker
tape to record the transactions in stocks and
bonds from to 2 o'clock, and there was
small rise in some stocks. Delaware &
Hudson rallied to above last night, and
Pressed Steel Car rose point. Canada
Southern and Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling
fell ~, and Western Union reacted over a
point. - .5
| Bonds were dull and firm at noon.
| Stock quotations repoi lei tor The Journal
| BY Watson & Co., Chamber of Commerce,
Minneapolis.
Closing figures are bid.
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=
veal, steady. Strawberries, firm. ::
BUTTER-Extra creamerfes perlb, soSc
frsts. per. ID. ls@l97sc; seconds, per ID llc
diaries, extras, per h., lSc; diaries, frsts
per ID, TIC; seconds, per ID, 16c; roll and
print, 16c; uacking stock, per ID, l6c; ladies'
hrsts, lSc; seconds, loe; renovated, fancy. lsc
EGGS-Strictly fresh, case count. per dog
1shc; checks and seconds, 1oc. ;,
EBsE-Twins or hats, fancy, per ID 14e;
No: !, 1se; No: iog1 il No: 5. f. 9asc;
limburger. No. l. per Id, lie; limburger, No,
per ID, logic; pultost per h. &c; prim9 na,
lb, 14h@15c; No. 2. s3t@sc;, round SWISS. No.
l, 159l5Rc; No. 2, s1a@9e; Young Americas,
fancy, 15c; choice, 11glSc.
1o@11c; chickens, -yearling ROSTERS, per Ii.
&c; hens, lb. 111a@12c; ROSTERS, per 10, &c
chickens, broilers, ~ to 2 lbs, per doz, $3.50
g5; peppers, average. l to " lbs, per o dos'
9e BRBs ssS' M Ssi fancy; per lb,
@ 5yefr fag to- &c., muson fancy coun;y
dressed, 8h@Sc; mutton, thin, 5@7c; lambs,
milk, pelts on, ID, S0lQc; lambs, fancy fall,
s@s12c; hogs, light Sc;4 hogs, medium, SC;
FisH-fike, large, per lb, s1sc; pike, small
and medium, o@6c; crappies, medium to large.
per ID, 5Qec; small. lib, &c; piskesel, per i3'
203c
PoTAToEs-white stock. per bu, in car
mixed red, in car lots, soc; small OTIS, sacked
% oNToNs~Red Globe, bu. s1.5o@1.75; Span
ISL per crate southern per n sack cra$s
| DRIED PEAs-Fancy yellow, per bu, ST. As;
medium, per bu. 81. 40; green. fancy, per blu,
d Dried liz II BBESANs-Faney navy. per Blu, 81;
choice navy. per bu, $l76; medium; hama
dunn mixed and dirty, e5@eoc brown, fancy
per bu, 81; fair to good, $1.40@165; Lima
California, lb, 6@7c.
Missouri Pippns, brl, $3.50; Winesap pi,0 brl
fai brl, ssso@5; Ben Davis. choice. s4d
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., per 10-lb box, S22;
@250; southern, 24-uuart crates. a.
CRANBERR1ES-Jersey Blu boxes, $3.25
9. 5na navels best fancy
lings, .s3:7S; Mediterranean Sweets. all sizes
box, sS.75@4; blood oranges, half box. g. so
grape fruit, California. per boxs s.
$3.50; California, fancy, as to size, $3.50
sn PfShIRRfps $50, southern !; = large. pc,
STRAWBERRLEs-Sou car lot re-
ceipts, per crate, "a OTIS, $37504.
BANANAS-Fancy,, large punches. So; me.
dunn punches. $780, small punches, 81 25@
$50 49,
MISUNDERSTANDING new 2-doz box
81. rs; new beans, string, per bu, 81; wax
beans, per bu, $3.50; wax beans, 2-3-bu box,
$1.75; egg plant, new, per dozen, $3.50;
pie plant, per lb. NC; beets. per blu. soc
cabbage, California, per ID, SIC; cabbage
Mississippi, per crate, 81; radishes. home
grown, per doz, zoe; onions, green, per DO,
punches, zoe; lettuce, per doz, Acc: lettuce
head per doz, SOC; mint per dozen. Al
@4oc; parsley, doz, 3o@aoo; squash, summer
doz, 5O16re: carrots, 4o@5Oc; caulfiower
crates, s1.75 cucumbers, doz, 75c@$1: celery
| California, doz, S1.25; carrots, doz punches
75@S5c: beets, per. doz punches, 60c: tomatoes
Florida per 6-basket crate, 81.
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State Grain Inspection.

May %.
% Inspected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. North
ern-No-3 i northern, Z; No. 2 northern, 10
NO. 8, 9; rejected, |; no grade, H.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No.
northern, 9; No. 8, s.; rejected, 8; no grade,
No. northern, a; No. 8, 4 no grade /.
500 Line--No / northern, 1; No. 8, 1 ; nc
grade, l.
Northern Pacif1c-No i northern, 3.
Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
No. 2 northern 10; No. 8. 10; rejected, 2; nc
grade, l.
Totals.No. northern, u; No. 2 northern
s Other Grains-Ne. 8 yellow corn 3 cars
No. A corn, | no grade corn, 2; No. 8 white
oats, 8; No. 4 white oats, 8; No. 8 oats, 6; nc
grade oats. 2; No. 2 rye, 1: No. 8 barley, 1
No 1 fax, q rejected fax, 4
Cars Inspected Out-No ] northern wheat
At; No. northern wheat, 115: No. 3 wheat
II; rejected wheat, s. no grade wheat, 6; nc
grade corn, 1; No. oats, Il No. barley, 4
( No. 1 fax, IA.
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SPECULATIVE GOSSIP

The official crop report of Germany for May
gives the condition Of winter wheat as rs
and of rye 2.3, which compares with 90 for
both cereals a month ago, indicating quite
a little Improvement. The conditions a year
ago were 3.8 and 3.2 for wheat and rye re-
spectvely. The value Of the symbols used
good, average and poor.
Clearances-Wheat and -four, $4,000 bu;
corn, 16, 900 blu; oats, IS 900 bu.
Liverpool Close-Wheat, a@Ad higher;
corn unchanged to $50 higher
Duluth stocks will decrease about 10000 bu
for the week.
Modern Miller-Weather conditions continue
favorable for winter wheat. The plant is ad-
vancing rapidly toward maturity but there is
some complaint of wheat heading too short
growth. Little damage by insects has been
noted yet, although the chinch bug and
Hessian fly are reported in scattered sections.
An early harvest is looked for. Wheat is be-
ing cut in northern Texas. and cutting will
begin in southern Oklahoma next week.
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DRYING WEATHER I'M N. OAK.
Wheat Will Be sown Until the First
of June.

of June.
Specials to The Journal.
Mayville, N. D., May 23-The last few days
have been warm and windy, without rain,
and the soil has dried rapidly Some wheat
is being put in yet, and 1t is likely the work
will continue up to the first Of June There
is current the idea that very little wheat has
been sown, but this notion is somewhat ex-
aggerated. In the immediate vicinity Of May
vile and to the east, the land being low,
conservative estimate places the wheat acre
age at so per cent of the usual acreage. To
the west and northwest, where the land is
higher, the acreage of wheat will run from
70 to go per cent of the average Grain that
is up is in good condition and will do we'll,
but good deal of the seed sown on low
fields has rotted out.
jamestown, N. D., May 23-The growth Of
grain and garden stuff is remarkable. Grain
comes up in short time after it is sown and
the chances are that harvest will be early.
Farmers generally will SOW barley and oats
until June 1. Flax will be sown until June 10.
/, Vernillion. S. D., May 23.-The recent warm
weather. interspersed with showers. has been
a blessing to the small grain, and it is shoot
ing up at rapid rate. The corn is about all
planted.
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THE DAYS RESULT
CLOSING CASH PRICES

fruit, 1920 lbs; merchandise, 2,55423o lbs;
lumber, ~ cars; barrel STOCK, / car; machin-
cry. $4,000. lbs; coal, 1888 tons; wood. %
cords; lime, l car; cement, 1,4O0 brls; ties, 3
| car; salt, car; dressed meats, 1871 ,S35 los;
railroad materials, cars; brick 10000; sum
drles, % cars. Car lots, 4S3.
10 bu; oats, 4,14o bu fax, 1850 bur -four,
81, 1868 brls; millstuffs, 1908 tons; merchandise,
2.7so,ss5 lbs; lumber. IS cars; posts and Pill
ing, l car; machinery, 256, 700 lbs; coal, 20
TONS wood, u cords; brick, 10000; lime. l
car; cement, $50 brls; railroad iron, 2 cars;
ties. u cars; stone and marble, car; hive
stock, cars; Anseed oil, 10 brls; oil cake,
100000 lbs; butter, IL, 400 lbs; railroad ma
terials, cars; sundries, 20 cars. Car lots,
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Among the shippers on the market were:
terloo; H: 7. ,Hogy, Cyrus; g. W. Dodge,
Madelia; Ryan & Hoban, Waterville: Roesler
Bros. & Co.. Waseca; John Wackek, New
Prague; John Johnson, Litchfield; Molm &
torvile; G. w. Eastman, Elkton Thomas
Larson. Hayheld; l.. NJ Weston, Waltham; ;
Little & T., Byron; Charles Black, WEIGH !;
G. Mold, j. S. Larson, Pennington; George
o. Lee Medford; I. H. Brown, Granite Falls;
P. p Olson, A. NJ. Holton, Penville Gallery
& Kelly, Franklin; P. & P, Winthrop; Block
& sohnobreck New Ulm; E. P. Walker, Mar
shall.
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The Treasury Balances.

elusive Of the $150;O0O. 900 gold reserve in the
division Of redemption, shows: Available
cash balance, $lsl, 639,253; gold, $95, 1888, 1896
silver, $40, 337 ,O57; United States notes. $7787,
0l9; treasury notes of 1890, $1e6, o4O; natlona
bank notes, $S,476,931; total receipts this day
81, 500, 3ls; total receipts this month, $36,647,
expenditures this day, $3.50 900; total expendi
lures this month, $33, 6S5, 900; total expendi
lures this year, $432, 800 1888; deposits in ma
tional. banks, $124,4S8,025
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Duluth Grain.

Duluth, MINI, May 2s.-Wheat lost another
NC to-day and is now &c below the top, 10
here July opened unchanged at 7516c, sold
to 75Ac and then off to 741ac. The close was a
trfe stronger at 745sc. Flax remained strong
and stationary. Very dull on surface indica-
tons. Receipts, wheat, cars; shipments,
wheat 1851 bu.
Close: No. hard, 77ssc;t No. i northern
Der. 72ssc; No. northern, TIC; No, 8. spring,
71hc; Manitoba cash, 1890; No q. 4711sc
fax, cash, $176; September $1.491s; October,
81. 45A ); oats, cash, 45c. September, soc: rye,
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Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool, May .-Wheat-spot steady; No.
/ northern spuns, IS I'd; No. / California, 6s
%; futures closed steady; May, Us ID; July,
bs ID; SepIemoer, is ztsu. Coru-Spol quiet:
Amerlcan mixed, new, IS ND; American,
mixed, olu, os $40; futures closed quiet; July,
Us o4su; OcIooer, os 2Ad. ---.. "
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New York Produce.

New York May 2s.-Butter. steady; state
dairy, 1s14@21c; state creamery, 1sk@22c;
renovated, 13h@18c. Cheese, steady; new
state full cream small colored choice, 12@
12Ac; small white, 12Ac; large colored 1917
@1lc; large white, 1t111Ac Eggs, firm state
and Pennsylvania, 1sc; western storage
packed, 17@18c; southern, Hobo :.
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receipts and sympathy with corn, but ruled
I'LL, NY, lSoSlovzsc; SepIemuer 1SssqD iStac;
becemDei, iJ74Gp.1 lbl. rye, Steauy; sLate,
o-Wooc c. L. New YORK car lous; NO.
"es.efn, bo7sc l. o.. o. Corn sales iu,0tp blu;
advanced re on small receipts anu good
CoNs44AS .'AaJ, 'vc; July, oi1s4yo'Ac; Decem-
DER, o17sWozc, Oats. 4ece1p.s, 5000 pu;
sleadief Win corn. i RACK Waite, oUtlooc.
Ciuae: Hea.-4Aay, aS4ac; july, ,o12c. Corn
May. IOa,c. IulV. NC
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ST. LOuiS Grain.

st. Louis, Mo-, May 2S.-Close: Wheat
lower; NO. RED casu elevator, SIC; May,
ore July, 11aWl47su; oeptemoer,, sAAc; No.
nafd, toWstzac. Cotu, weak: NO. cash,
o4c; Nay, uo>4c. July. I'll ,sueo-c; sep.emoer
os.2c. Oats, 4ower; NO. = rasn. Arc; May.
4ot, july, o5c; set.eiE DER, 3oAc; NJ. waite,
: . ! : : - =
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midway Horse Market.

Minnesota Transfer, st. Paul. MINI, May
23.-Barrett & Zimmerman report that al
though there was fair retail trade, the phase
Of the market was characterized featureless
and general quietness is looked for this
which created desire on the part of shippers
toSclose out Values:
Drafters, extra .. :. !. I. I. $166@215
Drafters, choice 8. b. 140@165
Drafters, common to good =. ..;. i. 1200140
Farm mares, extra ............ s115@14o
Farm mares, choice 99Q115
Farm mares, common to good ...s.. 500 80
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Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, May 23.-F 1our-Steady Wheat
Steady; close, No. I northern, 7s@78Ac;
No. . northern, 77@77Ac; July, 73ssc. Puts,
73hc;- calls 73%c. Rye-Steady: No. 1, 59h
@8oc. Barley Quiet; No. 2, 1870; sample.
t5@721zc. oats-Firm; No. 2 white. 45@4o1sc.
Corn-July. 61Bc; puts, 81 Ne; calls. G2ssc.
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Sioux City Live Stock.
Chicago Live stock

Chicago, May -Cattle-Receipts, $500;
steady; good to prime steers, s7@755; poor to
medium, s5@6.75: stockers and feeders, STE
as %; COWS, $1.50@6; heifers, 81. 5O@6 so; can
ners, 81 5o@2 so; bulls, 2.5O@5. go; calves $3.50
@7: Texas-fed steers, IS: 5o@6.s0.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. $4,000; to- morrow
Is, 900; left over, 1878; best strong others
weak; mixed and butchers, s6.s0@7. go; good tc
choice heavy, $715@740; rough heavy, s69;
Oils; light. $e.7o@7; bulk of sales, $3.50
-T20
steady; good to choice wethers, $5.75@6.25
fair to choice mixed, $5@575; western sheep
$5.75@6. %; native lambs, s5@7; western lambs
IS. 25@7.
offical yesterday: Receipts-cattle, 1855
hogs, q, 4OS; sheep, $3.50 Shipments-Cat
tie, 1910; hogs. 4.247; sheep, 2,i11.