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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
Trade Quiet, but a Firm and Steady
Tone Ruling.

Trade Quiet, but a Firm and Steady
Tone Ruling.
Chicago, June d4-Ali the dealers report A
quiet market this week. Only few of
hides were sold, taking in nearly all grades.
The price of a fair running lot of bluffs, 40 to
60 lbs, Is s1ac, although a light average OF
early hides were offered at the commence
ment of the week at Nc less. The receipts
are light but the quality of the hides Is much
improved, which leads dealers to believe that
there is but little risk In buying at present
prices On the other hand tanners are SEEM
ingly satisfied to wait for either lower prices
or a still better quality OF hides The firm
packer market also strengthened the views
of dealers, and the high prices asked by the
country dealers and butchers causes fairly
firm market here. -su
No. 1 native steers, 60 lbs and up, free Of
brands and grubs, continue very scarce, and
are in good demand at quotations. No inn
portant sales during the week. Quoted ION
@101sc; No. 2, 1c less, so to 90 IBIS held at 1c
less. .... g.. - -.-ae = IT. 49,
No. heavy native cows, free of grubs and
brands, 60 lbs and over. were: sold at Sc; one
car taken. Harnesst1eather selection all No
l. offered at 9Ac. Cows from 55 lbs up quoted
at SIC. Sales, one car at 8Ac. Market quiet
Branded hides are III small supply and only
in moderate demand: One car running from
40 lbs and UP sold, at &c fiat; heavy weights
suitable for soleoI leather, are quoted at 3ke
fat, under 40 lbs about 7lac. --l.
No. buffs, 40: to so lbs, free of grubs and
brands, have sold to the extent of 5000 this
week at s1ac; No. q TIC 1t is reported two
cars of mostly long-haired hides, a light av.
erage, were offered at sAc. The market is
rather quiet and only desirable hides with a
good delivery, can be sold at SIC.
No 1 extremes, Is to 40 lbs, free of grubs
and brands, are selling at buff prices, unless
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GENERAL PRODUCE
Oficial Quotations Minneapolis Pro-
dAce Exchange.

so..........-. ,...-.......-...o
Extra creamery butter, easy; ex-
ira dairy, easy. Strictly fresh egss
STEADY. Live poultry, easy. Pota---
toes, easy. Fancy country dressed
=: veal. steady. strawberries, steady.
BufTER-Estra creameries, Per lb scMc;
hrsts, per ID. lYc; seconds, per-lb, i61ae;
dalries,- extra, per ID, 1s1ac; diaries, hrsts.
per 10, 171a9lsc; seconds, To- l6hci PACKING
EGGs-strictly fresh, cases included. loss
of, per DIX, l4he; strictly fresh, fresh case count
! CHEESE-Twi or flats, fancy, l1hQ12c. ).
. sts fair asss; ssea Fl aa,siss
@ ls@isiss; M No. Apeas per lD s@ioc: No: 7@se;
limburger, No. 1, 1l@l1hc; limburger, No.
e per lb. sQ1oe; pult9st, pei. -, Sc; primost,
S No. e per No. o sase esek Found swsd swss Ro
/, 159l51ac; No. 2, Sh9sc; Young Americas.
fancy, 24he; choice, 1lQ11hc,
LIVE PouLTRY-Turkeys. mixed eoopEs Es
Sc; hens. ID, Sc; ROSTERS old :, ana io young ;g
@H b5 d0 psr efS DOL
sl75@2:: ducks, white Sc; ducks, colored. 60, 7e;
s:1isi DRihsshD MEArs-vssal; s fancy, :, per :, II,
dressed, S@9c; mutton, thin, lb, 5@7c; LAMBS,
milk. pelts off, -lb, 99l2kc; lambs fancy fall.
s@sAc; hogs, light, s1ae; hiss, medium sac;
FIsH-Pike, per lb, 5e; pike. small and
medium, lb, 4c; crappies, medium to large.
Per 5@Sci small tb a. piGkerel per amte te:
ID, &c; turtles. per lb. 2@sc,
PoTAToEs-White1 stock. per bu; III in ca car
mixed red in car lots, 2se; small lots, sacked,
35c; new sout hern, per bu, s1.1O.
ONIoNs-Red Globe, bu, 81 5o@1.75; Span
California. per sack, $3.50: Bermudas, per
pR1ED PEAs-Faney yellow. .per bu, sl;e5;
s1.75; green, medium. per bu, 81 so; marrow
Dried BEANs-Fancy navy, per bu, 81. 25;
pnGed pfehed sy, per bu, medium fair Is: me-
dunn, mixed and dirty. 65@s0c; brown. fancy,
per bu, g; fair to goods sl'49@1s5; Lima a
waT Tvss eSocd pRRs y5o of Ben 6svs
fancy, brl, s2.5o@6; Ben Davis. choice, $40
cHERR1Es-calitornia; BLACK, per ,o-lb
oRANGEs-C California seedlings. s4.25;
MedterFanean sweets t.os all nsa sizes boy $50
= Lee EsMoNs0Messinas, fancy 81. .5oA4.75; choice
s425; California, fancy, as, to size, $3.50;
'IeIsSf PINEfAPPLEs-New southern, large, per
doz. So so; small and medium, $1.75. r.
RIES-Illinois, per 24-qt crate,
81; 16-qt crate, 81. .S5@1.50,
sTRAWBERRIEs-Per crate, "A qts, $3.50:
16-qt crates, 81. 80 s:..-
BANANAS-Fancy large punches, So; me-
dunn punches, s2.5o@2.75: small punches.
$225@2.50.
VEGETABLEs-Asp new, per dog,
6oc new beans. string, per bu, $1.25@1.5O;
wax beans, per bu, So; wax beans, per
2.25 peas, green, per bu, $780, homegrown
pisplant. lb, 1hc; cabbage, southern, small
crate, $1.75@2;; southern. per large crate,
$3.50; radishes, home grown, per doz; 20925c;
per doz, 3oc; lettuce, head, per dog, 6oc; mint
per doz, 10000; parsley, doz, aoe; squash,
carrots, per doz. 4o05Oc; cucumbers, doz, 75e
@$1; celery, California, doz, s1:2o; heets, per
dog punches. 40@5Qc: tomatoes, 4-basket crate.
$125; caulifoWer. Ndoz. s1.75.
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: THE METAL MARKETS
Tin Steady Here and Slightly Firm
er Abroad

New York, June 1.-THE local metal mar
ket for tin was steady, with spot in August
quoted at 11.7o@12c; lake, 12.25@126 60;> cleo
tro1ytic. 12.121k@12.27kc. At London there
was q frmer market, prices advancing Lead
ruled unchanged and dull at 41sc. Lead, quiet
1T London, where previous quotation also
held at ELL 5s. There was no trading to
speak of in spelter, and the quotation given
is more or less nominal at 4Bc. London,
however, improved Is Sd. advanced to ELS
lbs. The local iron market continued quiet
and without feature, prices showing no
changes. Warrants were nominal; No /
foundry northern, s21@22; No. 2 foundry
northern, s2o.5O@21.5O; No. 1 foundry south
ern, s2o.5o@21.5o; No. foundry soft south
ern, $50. 50@21.5o. The English markets were
o shade better, with Glasgow at 54s I'd and
Middlesboro at 49s 71sd.
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price paid for ong-hatred during the past go
days was hardly warranted. The Inactivity
in leather Is another strong factnc TO hold
p Calf skins are coming in freely and OFFER
ings In western market are larger than usual.
Prices are weak and we look for slight de-
cline soon Supplies Of full-wooled pelts are
about all cleaned up
Wool is in good demand at present and
considerable is arriving from nearby points.
shearlng in the Dakotas has just started;
Green salted heavy steer hides ...... 8
Green salted heavy cow hides 80. sA IN
Green salted yeay kip ......-.t..., So
Gresn ,, saited veal calf to lss lbs.,. .loA ,lsa
srsse Green ssssa sstsd fial s.R
Green rp saited deacons, each 80 40
Green or frozen hides and skins. 1c per ib
less than above quotations.
Green salted horse or nRlle hides.
crasg Large saited or green frozen horse ssse 2o0
or mule hides, medium ..:... $50 1.75
Green salted horse or mule hides.
small .........t.. .,.'.-,-... l.70 100
Dry flint Minnesota. Dakota and
Wisconsin hides ......--..-........ u 10R
Dry flint calf skins IAN 13 I.
Dry flint kip skins -, = -
Green salted peits, smau to large
Dry ry'a int territorial peats. per ib 3 @iS @
Tallow, In cakes ........-............. 81
Tallow, in barrels .:.....-............ Az
Grease, light ...-............ Az 3A
Grease. dark .........:..:.. ;......... 3ss
Wool, medium, unwashed ........13 Ola
Wool, fine medium unwashed ......12 @l2%
W8qi Bqsst Wsconsa snd similar srades s
higher than above quotations. Seedy or bury
| WOOL 1@2c less.
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a choice selection OF nearly all No. /, then 14c

choice selection of nearly all No. l, then Ac
higher. VA.
i1sc, Not much trading during the week, as
stocks are small and have been recently close
ly picked up by large western tanner.
No, l calfskins, to Is lbs, cities and OUT
side cities, quoted at LIZ @12c. Tanners are
talking lower prices but quotations, being
,sc less than year ago. and foreign skins
having advanced 5 per cent recently, gives the
market steadier tone. Sale, one car outside
cities at 11Ac,
No. country calfskins, s to Is lbs, are, re-
ported very quiet and a trifie lower. Fresh
skins quoted at 11Ae; No. 2, l1ac less. Sale,
one car at<quetations.
No, kips, 10 to p lbs, running we'll for
veals, command 8. to s1ac per ID. Long
haired winter skins 71a@7ae fat No i'm
portant sales this week.-Hde and Leather
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BOSTON WOOL
An Active Week With Increased
RuvinR.

An Active Week With Increased
Buying.
Boston, June 1.-THE Commercial Bulletin
Gays in to-day's report on the wool trade of
the United States:
The Boston market has been active this
week. Buyers have been numerous and some
Of the largest consumers have bought liber-
ally, the trade being we'll distributed. Prices
are very firm-a cent up on medium grades.
A shipment of 165, 900 pounds Australian wool
to London this week Is because better prices
can be obtained over there than here
The west is booming and in some, sections
m advance of cent pound over opening
prices have been heard. The new clip is
moving lively at top prices everywhere.
The receipts of vol in Boston since Jan. i,
1902. have been 1155O7, 4s7 lbs. against S3 $685.
3s4 lbs for the same period in 1901
The shipments to date are 116 SS1 255 lbs
against shipments of ILL; ;Ga5, 1863 lbs for the
same period in 1901.
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THE VOLUME HOLDS UP
Business Not Materially Checked by
Strikers.

Strikers.
New York June 14.--R, G. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review of trade to-day says:
No diminution In business is apparent from
labor controversies, owing to the prosperous
condition of the agricultural sections and
the bright outlook for this years crop. Re-
tail distribution of lightweight wearing ap-
paEel has felt the stimulus of higher tenn
perature Railway earnings in May were
81 per cent larger than last year and 217
per cent above those Of 1900.
There continues to be a wide discrepancy
between the amount Of business offered and
the contracts closed In many branches of the
iron and steel Industry owing to inability
of producers to assure delivery at specified
time. Contracts running well into next year
indicate that the end of activity Is not near.
Pressure is still most conspicuous for rail-
way and structural supplies and agricultural
implement works are crowded with orders.
Sales Of Bessemer pig iron at Pittsburg
for delivery next year were recently made at
$3.50, while Immediate shipments command
about s5 more Limited stocks are still the
cause Of steadiness Ing all branches Of tex
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~ . C.. )

tiles. Holders are not urging sales and buy
ers show disposition to wait,
Purchasers of cotton goods are Influenced
by. the, prospects of cheaper raw material
after the new crop begins to move. Cotton
rose slightly on few unfayorable weather
reports. but the outlook is very bright in
many states. Tardy deliveries OF sample
pieces by the wooden mills caused complaint
among the clothiers and fall orders are not
placed freely, Wool sells more freely at
leading eastern markets and quotations are
steady. No change of Importance has oc-
CURED in leather. Hides are again strong
with Texas steers leading the market and
foreign dry hides do not yield to lower bids.
Grain markets have shown the effect of
conflicting crop estimates and weather re-
ports. Failures for the week numbered 1862
in the United States against 17s last year,
and 20 in Canada, compared with % year
ago. -..-..'
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION-sEALE PRO
posals-Contract Work-Cement Curbipg from
South Maple TO South Oak-Oface OF City
Engineer. Brainerd. MINI. June 3, 1907
Engineer. ot the city Of Brainerd, at bis ONCE.
No. Sleeper block, until o'clock p ~.
Monday, June l8, 1902 Tor putting In curb
stone of cement: work to be done is on 9th
ct s, from the south line OF Maple to the
south line Of Oak. Length of curb and gut
fications In the city engineers Office
A bond, with at least two (2) sureties, or
q certified check OF at least ten (l0) per cent
of the gross amount bid, must accompany
Brainerd, and said check shall be made pay
able to the treasurer of said city. The city
reserves the right to reject any or all bids
R. X. WHITLEY, City Engineer
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION PRO
posals-Contract work-Paving and curbing
Mississippi river bridge. Once Of City En-
gineer. Rrainerd. Mimi, June 3, ls02.-Sealed
bids will ne received by the city civil engi-
neer Of the city Of Braiperd at his office, No
z Sleeper block, until O'Clock p. m, Monday,
June 1e, 1902, for putting in a macadam
pavement Of crushed rock and curbstone Of
Kettle River sandstone.
The work to be done is on Laurel street,
from the west line Of Fifth street west to
the Mississippi river. wagon bridge, dis
q,57D feet, across four "a blocks and fou.
10 streets. According to plans and specid-
cstions In the city engineers Office
A bond with at least two (2) sureties, or a
of the gross amount bid, must accompany
each bid. Said bond shall run to the city OF
Branerd and said check shall be made pay
able to the treasurer Of said city.
or ThH a Sdy edy r. KEW f Ts(ss5
(itV DIN
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FEE REDDCED.

FEE
5oc &c. ONE WEEK MORE. soc. 6oc.
Nine. Baldwin, eminent CLAIRVOYANT
and PALMIST, late of London fame, has
gained victory over all in truthful predic-
tions. GIVES FULL NAME, tells, WHEN
and WHO you will MARRY. Tells your life
in full and all you wish to know on busin ess,
health, love, all things. or NO CHARGE.
Gives full SECRET HOW TO CONTROL
OTHERS. To prove her naaryelous power.
she will reduce her lowest fee to soc one week
more. Her price has always been So. Parlors
627 1st av S. Everything confidential.
N. B.-Beware of impostors.: NINE. BALD
WINS work is genuine. Open Sunday. Salts
faction by mail.
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Weekly Markell
Letter.

Live Stocks-These with good substan-
tial properties aAd energetic, fellaDte
management, are the stocks that make
money for Investors
+ Only stocks of this nature should be
considered by those who wish to place
little money where IT will pay them good
returns.
Also, we make 1T point to sell stocks
purchased Of us when their holders want
to realize on their investments.
The Producers' Refining Company.
Is now making the first offer of stock for
the purpose OF erecting the plant on the
company's site in the Sunset district in
California, for the purpose Of refining
This is an enterprise from which the
speculative element is entirely eliminat-
large dividends. A small block of this
stock now offered at Is cents per share;
par value, 81; will advance to 25 cents
early in July. %@*
President-Dr. j. F. Force, Minneapolis.
Vice 5President-F. F. Weed. San Fran
secretary-O. B. Bachman, Minneapolis.
J Treasurer-E. L. Danforth, Minneapolis!
Manager-M. Swartz, Sunset, California,
Giant Oil Production Company-A
Solid Dividend Payer.
Owns one hundred and fourteen producing
wells in the Lima district of Ohio, paying
regular monthly dividends of per cent
on the par. value of it's shares. This COM
pany will undoubtedly drill double the
number of wells which it now has, within
the year. And it's stock will be splendid
purchase at par, 81. You cannot find a
better or safer investment that will pay
you Is per cent than this stock at 40 cents
per share. Will soon have another ad-
vance. E....>.f. -.
The California King.
The largest gold mining plant in the
world will be completed and turning out
the yellow metal on this property early
in July.
Look this up, as it is without doubt the
biggest. mine and MILL and the best gold
mining stock offered. Par value, IS per
share. You can get in, now at So per
share. 81
Union OIL, Gas and Refining Go. =
Have you watched it's progress?. We
offered this stock in February at 10 cents
per share; has now gone to so cents.
A steady dividend payer; owns 78 pro-
| ducing wells, and is operating with six
drilling rigs. '-. 4,-.. s. q
WESTERN SECURITIES COMPANY
Dividend Paying Stocks.
5ll Bank Of Commerce Building,
| Minneapolis, Mimi. se..
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BANK CLEARlNGS
Compilation of Returns for Week.
~ With COMPARISONS. -

New York, June 1.-THE following table
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
eearings at the principal cities for the week
ending June II with the percentage of in
crease and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT GAMES F.
Williamson and Frank D. Merchant), patent
attorneys and solicitors; main Offices, No. s2s-
935 Guaranty Loan building, Minneapolis,
MINI; branch office. room 50, MeGill build
Ing, Washington. D. G.
PATENT-Protect your ideas. No Iaiiowance,
40 fee. Consultation free. Est. 1864. Milo
B. Stevens g. Co.. 63S 18th st. Washington. DC.
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New York Mining STOCKS.

New York, June l4.-Adams Consolidated.
Dated, 9; Comstock Tunnel, 5h: Consolidated
California & Virginia, 1so Deadwood Terra.
100; Horn Silver; 1926; @ Iron Sly Silver, Is; Lead
725; ophir, lis; Phoenix. g. Potosi, "a; Say
age, 10; Sierra Nevada, 12; Small Hopes, 40;
Standard 315. ~ -
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HIDES, PELTs, TALLOW AND WOOL
Report of the Market by the North
western Hide and Fur Co.

The hide market has remained dull and
stationary the past week, owing to the in
difference of tanners. Dealers are trying to
to wait for short-haired hides, which are
commencing to arrive. The Improvement will
not result in an advance in price soon, as the
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suMMER RESORTS

COTTAGES TO LET, VARYING FROM SIX
to nine furnished rooms, some being situated
200 feet fromN the shore, with fne boating
and bathing privileges, The n. Y, n H.
& III. railroad cars stop twice a day, Price
for the season, $65 and SIS. For particulars.
address Samuel H, Hopkins, Wellfeet. Mass.
Box sos
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Midway Horse Market.

Minnesota Transfer St. Paul, Mimi, June
14.-Barrett & zimmerman report that, not
withstanding the large receipts of all classes
Of horses on the market this week, the outlet
was very light, with prices reaching the low
est point for some time of the year. Values:
Drafters, extra, s165@225
Drafters, choice Observation-Disclosures. 140@l65
Drafters, common to good .-......... 120@140
Farm mares, extra .................... 115@131
Farm mares, CHOICE .............,..... 90@1l5
Farm mares, common to good ...:.... 500 so
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-&E > ORS.
e Waseca Mimi. June 8, 1902.
Sealed proposals for the drilling OF a ten
council of the city OF Waseca at its council
room in the city hall. Waseca, Minnesota, On
the 9th day Of June, 1902, at o'clock p. m.
All proposals must be made on blanks to be
furnished by the city of Waseea for that pur-
pose and must be accompanied by certified
check In the amount Of $50. made payable un-
Waseca, as q guaranty Of good faith. For
blank forms and specifications, address A. J.
Felsted, superintendent, Waseca. Mimi. The
all bids
F. L. FARLEY, City Recorder, Waseca. Mimi
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ACCOUNTANTS

WANTED-SET OF BOOKS TO WRITE UP
during odd hours; expert work on accounts.
preparing accounts in legal cases specially
w g. Hayden. 1910 10th ay s.
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Extra Trains to Lake Minnetonka
F.- Next Sunday.

The Minneapolis & St. Louis Lake
trains will leave Washington & 4th Aves.
NJ at e:45 a. m. and 1870 p. m. Return
ing trains will leave Excelsior at 500 and
900 D. N. Round trip tickets SO cents.
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INSTRUCTION

teacher seventh and eighth grades preferred.
Call 4O9 9Th st s.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION-SPE SUM-
mer terms-greatly reduced prices-thorough.
mandolin, guitar, vocal partial free sohol-
arships for i've talented, deserving pupils.
Minneapolis School Of Music. 81 18th st S:
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SEWING MACHINES, $3.50 UP, WAR
ranted; Singer, New Home Standard, Domes
tic, White, Davis, ETC.; new machines cheap;
supplies and repairing. Lynch. 919 Nicollet.s
SLIGHTLY USED ROLL-TOP DESK,
cheap; cook stoves half price. Felix, III Sd
N -.,s+.- rSE-5- ~
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CONTENTS SUNNYslDE RESIDENCE, AN
tique, mahogany. sohmer cabinet grand piano,
steel range, gas chandeliers, all fine condi-
tion; your price; mornings and evenings. 2iO5
o.y
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UNDERSTANDABLE PIANO SALE; 800
high-grade pianos at half price; the buyers
are flocking in from the entire northwest
The most successful sale ever held in Amer
lea. Terms cash or $S to $40 monthly. Foster
e, Waldo 40 5th st S, corner Nicollet.
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WE PAY CASH FOR OLD GOLD AND SIL-
yer. Rentz Bros, 305 Nicollet, second floor.
BOOKS IN SMALL QUANTITIES. or whole
libraries purchased for cash. Cos LIST av S.
CASH FOR PAPER BOOKS, schoolbooks and
libraries, at Adj. IRIS. 20 Washington. av s.
FINEST LINE OF WOoLENs AT RENT-
son Tailoring Co., S1S Nicollet.
A GOOD SECONDHAND NO. REMING-
ton typewriter. price must be reasonable.
1884,, Journal.
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TOP PRICES PAID for hrst-ciass. second
hand household goods of all kinds. The
Bralsch, corner of I'd av and Washington
WANTED-SCOTCH TERRIER PUPPY OR
young dog, male. State age and price. 1885.
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{: Extra creamery butter, easy; ex- !:
/: ira dairy, easy. strictly fresh egss,
: STEADY. Live poultry, easy. Pota-
(: toes, easy. Fancy country dressed
p: veal steady Strawberries, steady
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CHICAGO COUNTRY HIDES

Totals, Canada ...... s53.674.S0 40.
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GASOLINE! GASOLENE! GASOLINE!
We will sell 25 secondhand gasolene stoves,
all sizes, at so per cent discount. Campbell
&, Erickson, 215 Nicollet
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FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD GOODS, INCLUD-
ing fine Gabfer piano and select oil paintings.
Also Dayton track racer, without tires. 619
ct
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WE BUY diamonds or trade for new: we pay
cash for old gold or make into new jeWelry.
Jacobs IaHelrY Co. Al WASHINGTON aY s.
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FOR SALE-A ROULETTE WHEEL, NEW
York style don't answer unless you mean
business Address Mrs J. M Bell, general
delivery
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MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK, rs FINE
secondhand ice boxes and refrigerators, suit
Of every description; safes, stoves and furni-
ture 1927 Washington ay S.
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WETMORE SCYTHES ARE WARRANTED: I
have full line of haying tools at right prlces.
J. II. Smith, 2l4-2l6 Hennepin av.
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS; GASOLENE,
n,e seoyes, Lawn m9"ers; lamps, LOCKS plcyciee;
1St ay g.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14

CARLOADS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADN
up for Pacific coast points, making q big
saving in freight; parties moving to the coast
should not fail to consult US. The Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co., 46 s Sd st.