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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-29
MONEY REPORTS

MINNEAPOLIS = Bank clearings, s1,s46,-
01607; New York exchange, selling rate SUe
premium, buying rate stteSS premium; Chicago
exchange selling rate SOC premium, buying
ST. PAUL-Clearings to-day, $sH 947 81 !;
for week, ~ 954 74177; last year, 49, 753, $40 Is.
i. LONDUN, May zs-The amount of bullion
taken into the Bank of England on balance
quoted as follows: Buenos Aires, 1880; Ma
PARIS, May 2s.-Three per cent rentes 1o1
francs 2z1a centlmes for the account. Spanish
IS closed at.7885. FI ..'t = =
BERLIN, May 29.-Discount rates for short
bills, LIZ per. cent; for three months bills,
BALrIMoRE. May 2s,-clearngs, s4,oss,-
balances, s1,s12,s0s. Posted exchange, Sas51s
for sixty days and $48S on demand
-, PHILADELPHIA, May 2s.-Clearings, ST.
S3s,367; balances. $2,0S9,o64 Money, ~ per
BOSTON, May 2s.-Exchanges, s2o,o74,4s7;
NEW YORK, May 29.-Exchanges, s202,
634; balances, 5000, liz.
Money. on call quiet at per cent. prime
mercantile paper, ~4@4A per cent; sterling ex-
change steady, with actual business in bank
ers' bills at $4.S704s71s for demand and at
$4.S4A@4.s41A for 60 days; posted rates, S4ss71
bar silver, $3.50; Mexican dollars, 4iAc; gov
eminent bonds steady; refunding Is, regular
and coupon, 1077s: IS, regular, 1919; coupon,
1878; new IS, registered and coupon, l5SA
tered and coupon, 1o6A
PARIS, May 29.-The weekly statement OF
the Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes in circulation increased 8,025,-
900 francs; treasury accounts current in
creased 24,s75oOo; gold in hand increases
1890 O00 bills discounted increaser 49, 725, 600;
silver in hand increased 2,500,o0o.
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Grain Opens Dull, but With a Stead
Ter Tone.
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Some Early Strength but This Soon
Lost in the Run of Bear
ish Crop News.
THE FOREIGN TONE DEPRESSING
Local Stocks Will Decrease Another
~ Million This Week--News
...- of the Day.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce,
May 29.-Wheat was OFF again early this
morning selling under yesterdays low
point. July went to 1874 @73asc, and Sep
TENDER to 694ac. Corn and oats broke.
Receipts of corn were larger The report
OF the Atchison road says the corn acre
age along it's lines is fully 80 per cent
larger than the average. The market
had the benefit OF "a report on winter
wheat from Secretary Ceburn of the Kan.
sas state board Of agriculture, which was
OF & nature 10 strengthen sentiment, put
against the preponderance OF favorable
crop reports from elsewhere 1t had only
temporary sustaining effect. Kansas has
plowed UP or abandoned so much of the
original area, according to the report.
that the acreage of 1851, 600 has been re-
duced to 1886, 900 acres on which the con-
dition averages 57.6. Much OF the aban.
doned wheat land has been put to corn.
With this there is the outlook for an
other decrease of 1000 900 bu here thi:
week, which will bring local stocks dowr
to around 100000 bu.- This steady de-
crease here is an important factor for
strength and will be employed later
should the market turn about, but the
favorable wea Their and good reports of
growing crops overshadow everything
else at present. Receipts are picking up
somewhat. The Price Current notes tina,
while interior stocks are very small, the
disposition to hold wheat is no longer
SO strong. General prospects on wheat
1t says, were fully maintained for the
week ana are even little better. Broom
hall cabled that the larger offerings o.
spot wheat in Liverpool tend to depress
that market and this is accentuated b.
brilliant weather in England. Liverpool:
was sd off, recovered fraction on short
prof1t-taking, but at the close was "a,
SD lower.
Wheat and flour cIearances were 373,-
GOO hu At primary points 315, 900 bu were
received and $4,000 bu shipped Mime
apolls had 1913 cars and Duluth TO- A year
ago to-day was holiday, hence no com
Parsons. -
Wheat and -four cIearances for five DAYS
are 5.9Oo.o0O bushels, against 5,1S4, 900 last
week, and 100000 bushels a year ago.
al the close the market was weak. July
closing at 1880: September 69Ea669ssc.
Inc cash market was hardly as active
as was expected from the fact that re-
Celpts were larger than Tor some days,
showing 1913 cars. Considerable Of this
was delivered on previous sales to arrive
leaving moderate quantity on sale. No.
northern sold at Is to 1920 for spot
anu NO. l to arrive at 75@75Ac No. 2
northern brought 74@741sc and for lots
to arrive 1884 074c. No. 8 wheat sold
at 730731b >
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COAL STOCKS MOVE
Reading.a d Hooking Valley Bought
at Opening.
CANADIAN PACIFIC ADVANCES
The Market Then Relapses Into
Great DulIness-Certain Stocks
Absorbed.

New York, May 29.-There were several
blocks OF Reading, 1000 shares and up
ward, bought at the opening a. level
Y above last night. Hooking Valley shot
up 2 points. The general tendency Of
prices was to harden, but after the open
Ing transactions the market promptly re-
lapsed into extreme dizziness.
Stocks became somewhat firmer on the
puylng Of Reading and Canadian Pacific
which advanced nearly I a point each
There was no demand of consequence,
I elsewhere. 9li
Delaware & Hudson was then bid UP
IN, kanawaha & Michigan and New
hayen gained IN, and New York All
Brake 572 points. Hooking Valley reached
80 before reacting, and Colorado Fuel
was over point higher
Pfont-taking sa les forced prices below
the pest, but the offerings were not large
enough to cause any important changes
Later on when Amalgamated Copper,
Reading and Canadian Pacific rose to the
highest the entire market hardened.
Atchlson gained a point. Some of the less
active stocks made good gains, ,Keokuk
q Des Moines rising 3k and Smelling
Cnlcago, indianapolis & Louisville,
wheeling Lake Erie first preferred
and Railway Steel Spring preferred a
pelnt or more. Louisville fell TX and
Rutland preferred a9h on few transac-
s'SaS. LouuS W'STc irregular. .EF
only few stocks showed movements
OF any Importance Erie common and
the hrst preferred rose about a point.
Reading extended its, gain to ~ Buffalo,
Rochester & "Pittsburg preferred gained
" Illinois Central and Linseed ~ and
Canadian Pacific and Snuff 2. i,
The general run of active stocks were
neglected, many Of them not being dealt
In during the hour.
There were a few sensational move
ment elsewhere. American Snuff ex-
tended its gain to Z points. American
Telephone and Telegraph gained H. Loco
motive, Metropolitan Street Railway and
wheeling & Lake Erie second preferred
rose point each. Hooking Valley reacted
H. :, e. 80 :" :
The market fell near to stagnation as
the hour for adjournment approached.
Prices held pretty fairly, Fuller Construc-
ton advanced 2. American Telephone re-
acted and there were declines OF 1 to
IL in Brooklyn Union Gas, Evansville &
Terre Haute preferred and Cotton Oil.
There were some slight recessions in the
final dealings The closing was steady but
I semi stagnant. =;
Stock quotations reported for The Journal
by Watson & Co.. Chamber of Commerce,
Minneapolis. sF9.1,i ~ p
Closing figures are hid 4 ..-1 .
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THE CASH TRADE
Flax Lower-Weakerr Tendency in
Corn and Oats.


FLAX-Futures were off and spot No. i
vas lower in sympathy with weakness in Du-
!uth May. Sales of No. 1 were made at
sl14 and rejected sold to arrive at s172la.
Minneapolis received cars, against holi-
day last year, and shipped l car Duluth had
l car.
Closing prices: Minneapolis-Cash,a Sill:
TO aarrye; SIT; = - May Sill; July, Sill Du-
September $1.47 October, S1.42B.
CORN-Nearly all the corn III was no grade
and much OF it very poor no grade Sales
were made as low as SOC for some lots. The
general market was unsettled and inclined
to sag in sympathy with the option. No. 8
yellow corn closed at 59@60c Receipts, II
cars; shipments, l car.
OATS--fhe market held up fairly we'll for
4! the choice lots. No. 3 white closed at 421s
! @43l2c Receipts, 90 cars; no shipments
FEED AND MEAL-Prices are little un-
! settled owing to the uncertain trend of the
corn market, but quotations are still being
maintained, although the tendency is
cracked corn are quoted s22. 25@22 IS; No. i
! feed, $23.25@23.50; No. iced, 2375a4 %;
+ No feed, $25@25. 50; granulated corn meal
| in cotton sacks at the rate OF $3.50 Der bril-.
! steady, with a good demand :: reported
Bran in bulk is quoted at Sl4@14 %; bulk
snorts. 15.50@16; flour middlings, s17@17. so;
! red dogs, sl9 .5o@20; feed in l2OO-lb sacks,
ton additional. Shipments, 1899 tons :
t RYE-No closed at 55Ac. Receipts, 2
cars; shipments, 2 cars. 49,. .-'f -.
BARLEY-No; 5 sold az eve: The market
| grades. so@7oc. Receipts, cars shipments,
! none. ....
HAY-Upland fancy, se5o@1o;: upland,
'echoice, S9g9.5O; upland No. l, sS@S.50; mid
: s11; timothy, choice. sl0 50; timothy, No. i.
! SO; rye straw, choice, $4@45O. Receipts, 1875
tons; shipments 20 tons.
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LONDON FINANCIAL
Consols and Quotations of American
Securfties...

London, May 2e.-4 p. m.-Consols TO,
money, .s6?s; Consols 1or the account, s6ss
Anaconda, oB; AIchlson, Szss; Atchlson pre-
1erred, loIA; baltimore & ONO, lvoA; Cana.
dian Paclnc, l+U1a; Chesapeake & Onio, IS
Chicago Great western, 81; Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul, lI5; Denver 4 klo uranae
4o,4; sDenver q RIO Grande preferred, 81; Erle
1913; Erie first preferred, 6sas; Erie SECOND
preIerred, 5412; ILLINOIS central, 1ooA Louis.
vile & Nashville, l4742 missouri, Kansas 4
Texas, 26A; Missouri, Kansas q Texas pre-
ferreu, 20; New YORK Central, 1S6O1a; Nor
folk & Western, 5SA; Norfolk & Western pre-.
ferred, 81; Ontario & Western, 33s4 fennsyl
yania, leM; Heading, S21z; Reading hrst pre-.
ferred, ~; New York Central, 16014; Nor:
southern Railway, sob; southern railway
preferred, slA; southern Pacific, 6eh; -Unlor
Pacific, 1925; Union Paclnc preferred, 90
United States Steel, AIS; United States Stee
preferred, szA; Wabash, YIN; Wabash pre-
terred, 4oAa; spanish As, 78A.
Bar silver quiet, 20 l3-lou per ounce.
Money, 24s@5 per cent ..
Rand, 12Hs; De Eeers. 43A:l -. =. ~
The rate, Of discount IN the open rnarke
for short bills is 2A@2B per cent.
The rate Of discount IN the open marke
for three months bills is 2s4@27s per cent.
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State Grain Inspection.
May %.

May 49, =.
Wheat Inspected In--Cars-
Great Northern-No. i northern. 10; No. 2
northern, 81; No. 3, 1; rejected, 1; no grade, 8;
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.. Paul-No /
northern, 81; No 2 northern, 17;# No. 3, 5;
rejected. 8: no grade, l.
r. Minneapolis &. St. Louis-No 4 northern 3:
No . northern. 8; No. 8, p: rejected, 1; no
IS 500 Line-No.2 northern, 5.
Northern Pacifc--No. 1 northern, 4; No. 2
northern, 1; no grade l.
Chicago. ST Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
No northern; IL; No. 3, I.
Wisconsin Centralz-No.2 northern, i.
Total-No. I northern, 27;stNo. Q northern
g.; No. 3. To- reject ted, IS no grade 6.
Other Grains-Cars-No. yellow corn, /;
NO 8 corn. o.; Mo- Il corn, q no
grade corn, 2; Mo- 2 white oats, :; No. 8
white oats, 3: No: 4 white oats, .; No. oats.
4; no grade oats, I; No. 2 rye. Il; No. = bar
ley i: No. 5 barley. i; No.a1 flax, 5.
Cars Inspected Out-No. 1 northern wheat,
10 sNo..2 northern wheat, 81; No. wheat, IS;
rejected wheat, 5; no grade wheat, Q; No.
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MISCELLANEOUS
New York Cotton.

New York, May 29.-The cotton market
opened firm with prices to c points higher
on vigorous bull support and small stam-
pede of the shorts for cover. Following the
call the market was firm and active with
prices still higher on general demand, which
prominent bears lead. Within the first hour
August advanced to s.7Sc and July TO 9.0ec.
In New Orleans a remarkable rise was in
dicated, July advancing from $3.50, last
nights final bid, to 9.4sc on bad scare OF
luckless shorts. After. advancing to 9.05c for
July and S.7Sc for August the market slowly
eased off some 8 to points on room selling
for turn and profit taking by the commits
sion house contingent The. Liverpool market
closed steady and net 3h to points higher,
this being about top. The New Orleans mar
ket continued firm and southern buying was
something of feature here Noon bids re-
Spot closed firm; middling uplands, s1sc;
middling gulf, CSC; sales, 1852 bales.
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sncar andConec.

New York, May 29.-Coffee traders were
slow to operate along extensive lines on
either side of the market this morning. owing
to the closeness of the holidays, and the early
session therefore dragged heavily, with the
bulk of transactions confined to evening up
room interchanges. The news at hand IA
vored bears. In sympathy with the Ger
man market, local opening prices were par,
tial FIVE points lower, and this basis ruled
almost without fluctuation during the fore.
noon At midday the market was quiet and
steady. sales amounting to 5000 bags, in
Guiding: July, 5,1oc: October, 5.s5c; De-
cember. $500 Spot was dull and prices un.
No. Rio 4. So: exchange, Il 15-32d; receipts,
600 bags: cleared for the United States,
$4,000 bags; cleared for Europe: 1900 bags;
age Santos 4, 81; receipts. $4,000 bags; stock,
So, 900 bags Sugar-steady;5 fair refined.
27sc; centrifugal ss-test, 2 7-1sc; molasses
nowdered. 475c: graduated, 4.65c Molasses
Steady: New Orleans, S3@41c.
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RANGE OF JULY WHEAT
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAIN

Grain Opens Dull, but with a Stead
f'a Ter Tone.
Chicago, May 2s-Grains were inclined to
dizziness at the opening to-day and tended
to a steady tone after yesterdays decided
break. The foreign markets, while a little
lower, showed comparative frmness and
early dip. July wheat opened H@Ac to a
shade lower, at 725sQi72Ac, and dipped on
some fair selling to 7a1zc. There was bear
lent crop reports: Showers were falling in
some sections of the winter country, but
northwest it was reported warmer and clear.
Receipts also increased materially Some
decline and puS July back to a steady
point at 727sc. Local receipts were rs cars,
luth reported 2o$ cars, making a total for
| the three points Of PA cars, against 12S last
week. 7=E- q
Pressure by sales of wheat from the south
/ some activity in wheat and together with
weakness in corn, pushed prices down. July
slumped to 72c and closed weak &c lower,
Close: Wheat-May, 72Mc; July, 21s@72Ac;
Cash wheat No. red, 7s1a@S1c; No. 3 red,
hard winter, 74M@76c; No / northern spring,
1917 @751ac; No. northern spring, 731a@74c;
No. 3 spring, 70Q73c.
Heavy commission house selling for fright
| ened holders who feared a continuance OF
yesterdays break in corn, started further
weakness In that pit at the opening to-day.
But dullness and the comparative strength
to the foreign situation steadied the decline,
and prices easily reacted to last nights clos
ing figures.
| There was also some fair buying by the
| followers Of the bull house that Is supposed
! to have July cornered. After yesterday 3
drop, cash houses at once lowered their bids
to the farmers and the country frightened up
on its stuff, thus curtailing acceptances: Re
ceipts were much increased but, with the
closer holding again by the farmers, the
crowd fear smaller movement again. Many
| traders are fearing the July deal, for
houses competing with the bull interests say
| the price Of that option be put anywhere
! in the desires OF the Wall street crowd. July
| opened shade higher to ,A@Bc lower, at
| 63@625sc, and steadied near 63c. Receipts
were 226 cars.
! AS the session advanced, some country &C
ceptances were reported and estimates for to-
morrow were put at 295 cars. This turned
the early frnness into rout and July dropped
to &C, closing weak and Ac depressed, a
621s@62Ac.
september, 5911c; December, 45hc; May (190S)
44Ac.
Oats were quiet and uninteresting early
There was slightly easier feeling on the
crop reports, which say oats are doing bes
of the grains. The opening weakness in Other
! grains also depressed this pit somewhat. July
opened a shade to 1s@Ac down, at 371s@S7c
and haggled narrowly. Receipts were tx
Z Close: oats-May, 43Ac; July, 34as@34Ac
Fnew, 36hc; September, 28ssc; new, s0ssc; De
cember 2sAc: new. soAe
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Boston Mining stocks.

Boston, May ee.-Copper closing quotations:
Adventure, 24@24A Arcadian, 5A96A; Ar
mold. sOGl00; Calumet and Hecla, 555G565;
Centennial. $4,000; Copper Range. 5sa9es&:
SontinentaA zinc, sh@sA. Dominion Coal.
10; Massachusetts, 2O@2o1a: Mayfower, 2A@
~; Michigan, 1oA@11; Mohawk, 43943A; Old
Colony, $685.; Old Dominion. 2o@22; osceola.
61@63; PARROT, 29@31; Phoenix. 4Geh; Quin-
2a21a; Tamarack. 175@1so: Trimountain, 100
asked; Trinity, l31s@131s; United States Min
Ing, 2Osl@21; Utah, 21A@221a; Victoria, 40
AZ; Winona, 3A@4; Wolverine. 5Sk6eS; Wy
andot, 1917; Oil. 1sss@1s%; c. NJ, 1A@'h-
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May 20.
Received-Wheat. 1913 cars, 49, 100 bu; corn,
10,sSO bu; oats, 27,2S0 bu: barley. 1,5N0 bu;
rye, 1,460 bu; fax, $3.50 bu; -four, 1912 trls;
millstuffs. 81 tons; hay, 135 tons fruit, 1875 500
lbs; merchandise. 1880 2o lbs; lumber. SO
cars: barrel stock. l car: machinery, 4l3, 1870
lbs; coal, 1880 tons; wood, 60 cords; brick,
$1,000; lime. cars; cement, $50 brls; house
hold goods, 10000 lbs; ties. 2 cars: stone and
dressed meats, 1873, ISL lbs: railroad materials,
car; sundries, 81 cars; car lots, 665.
Shipped-Wheat, 10 cars, 1880 bu; corn,
trls; mlistuffs, 1893 tons; hay, 20 tons; fruit,
$4,000 lbs: merchandise, 2,60s,S60 lbs; lumber,
- cars; posts and pling, 1 car; machinery,
314 400 lbs: brick, s., 900; lime, 2 cars; house
hold goods, 1890 lbs: railroad iron, /. car;
live stock. l, car: linsesd oil. 80 ,brls: oil
cake. $4,000 lbs; hides, Delts, ETC., s., 700 lbs;
railroad materials, cars; sundries, p cars;
car lots 500 ~ .,.- -, -" ~ -
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spECILATIyE GOSSIP

Kansas City wired: Corn aceeptances re-
ported large samples piled up on tables and
prices &c to &c lower. Poor demand. Market
sick.
develop good shipping business if any wheat
or corn is wanted. but can find very little
doing. few scattering lots of each is all,
SO far <s t &
Weather map: Rain In Kansas, Oklahoma
and Texas. Generally fair elsewhere. The
map is a desirable one. Conditions good In
the northwest; clear and warmer.
Lohrke wired no export business there SC
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PROVISIONS
Chicago Provisions.

Chicago, May "a run of hogs 1900 head
under the estimate, with consequent higher
yard prices. together with some brokerage
support, pushed provisions up little at the
opening. Some scattered selling, however. put
prices back. July pork opened 21ac lower at
21ac higher at sl7.t5 to $40, and sold of
to SIT .021s; July lard shade up at $40. III,
and lost SC, and July ribs &c up at s. .6s1a and
eased to 50 IS.
Close: Pork-May, s17@17o2 July, s17.o5;
September, s17.15; January, $3.50. Lard
May, SOTO; July, s10.15; September, sl0.17lz;
October, S10.1211; January, So. so. Ribs-May,
ss.771a; July, s9:65: September, s9:6I1a.
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Chicago Live stock.

Chicago. May s-cattle-Receipts. 1000. in
Guiding 300 Texans; slow; good to prime
steers, s7@1.5o; poor to medium. s4.soa6 q:
stockers and feeders. s25o@o.25 cows: sl;5oa
bulls. s2.5oa5.5o; calves, $685.; Texas fed
Hogs~Receipts to-day, $4,000; tomorrow,
10000; left over, 4.ss4; 1oc higher; mixed and
butchers, $6.95@7.2 %: good to choice heavy.
$1,000. 40; rough heavy, s6.s097.15; light.
$s.e5@n7. o5; hulk Of sales, $7@f.25.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000: sheep and lambs
steady; good to choice wethers, S.. 40@6. %;
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INVESTMENT GOSSIP

Toronto to Watson: There is heavy buying
of Canadian Pacific at the. local exchange
There is big crowd of brokers dealing in
it.. 1t is common talk here that the bulls
will take the stock in hand and give it a
shary advance over the New York holidays
The character of the buying. on the recent
decline is considered excellent.
I indianapolis, Ind, to Watson: 1t is now
regarded as certain at United Mine Work.
ers Headquarters here that there. will be no
general strike in the btuminous regions.
New York. Uncertainty regarding the coal
situation together with the coming holidays,
will keep the market dull and professional
We do not, however, expectt the market to
decline much further from these prices
New York to L. T. Sowle-Wall street is
waiting for the strike situation to clear up.
There was a rumor in, the air yesterday that
the whole affair would collapse inside OF an
other fortnight. Outlook for summer crops
is exceptionally good for so early in the sea-
son. With the strike settled and good crops,
another stock boom would he pretty nearly
sure thing.
New York to Edwards, Wood & Co.: Hook
ing Valley is scanning per cent on common
stock; Standard Oil interests are accumulat-
ing A. C.. P. on all setbacks; the copper sit
uation, owing to improved trade conditions,
is somewhat better.
New York to Whallon, Case & Co.. Market
! will probably continue narrow to-day. M
change apparently in the coal situation, al
though all sorts of rumors were afloat yes
terday. On weak spots advise purchases.
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Duluth Grain.

Duluth, Mirn.. May q. s. Wheat was heavy
to-day and lost on from yesterday 81 1eiose.
It opened Nc f773at Julys SOLD toto
737sc, which was gh, and then de Hned to
wheat is Nc over July. September was very
dull. Flax was weaker, cash selling down to
s1.72 and futures all declining. u was. dull.
western. &c, 1. o. b., New York. Corn--Re
ceipts, $4,000 bu Arm after the opening but
gave way at noon under big receipts and
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Midway Horse Market.

Minnesota Transfer, St. Paul, Nina, May
20 Barrett & Zimmerman report the receipts
far in excess of present demand, and con-
sisting principally of delivery horses. drivers
and drafters Of the better quality, Mules
were scarce with local men the most active
buyers Values:
Drafters, extra Observation-Disclosures. .$l609225
Drafters choice 140@16D
Drafters common Il, good ......... 125014O
Farm mares extra .....::........... 125@140
Farm mares. choice !. 4. 49,. 1o0@12i
Farm mares, common to good $1,000. 750IO0
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Among the shippers on the market were:
F. j. Schilling, Red Wing; R. spatz, New
Germany; j. Tingvall. v. Weisend, River
Fails; r. Hodgins, North Wisconsin Junction !;
Maiden Rock Live Stock company, Maiden
Rock; H. Haskens, Cologne; Schneider Bros
& Co., Delano; G. p. Kruger, saltwater; G..
Mold, Nelson; c. Hueber, Alma; l.: N. Wes-
ton, Havana; j. Hebeisen, Carver; T. Larson,
Hayfeld: G. H. Brooks, Hampton; ": 2.
lie Baron, Lyle; G. o. Lee, Medford; w. b..
Feeny, Maple Lake; Palmer Bros. Fairfax;
William oBrien, Arlington; Wittsack Koch,
Waconia; ]. S. Gardner, Hammond; S. Il.
Pettis. St. Peter; J. W. Wackec, New Prague;
NJ Walsh, Kilkenny; H. Krause, Vernon Cen
ter; " B. McComb, Bozeman; Knowles Miller,
Tower City: P. eKlly Perham; Elk River Cat
james; J. c. Dodge, Triumph; Charles stuebe,
New Ulm; scoville Walthers, okatonna;
Breckenridge & Korkjens, Big Stone City;
Whipple, Olson & Co., Sisseton: j. H. Person,
Mon:evideo; H. ]. Yuly, Stewart; H. Helm
backlt Norwood; j. P. Hall, Willow City;
Brown & Ryan, Litchheld