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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-03
MONEY REPORTS

MINNEAPOLIS = Bank clearinss,i 81, o52, :
1886. 80; New York exchange, selling rate, soc
premium; buying rate, Doc premium; lineage
exchange. selling rate, SOC premium; buying
rate par; London, sixty day documentary,
ST. PAUL-elearings 1858 1887 81.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Mouey on call non1in-
ally 315 per cent; 40 demand; prime rer-
cantie paper, 4@4M per cent: sterling ex
change firm, with. actual business in bankers
bills, At s4.s74@4.s7A for. demand, and al
s4:stM@4: s4$ for sixty days; posted rates,
$4:Soza and y. 50; commercial bills, $4.S4@4: 50
bar silver. SIC; Mexican dollars, 42c; govern
ment bonds, steady; refunding Is, registered
1854, coupon, 1884 3s, registered and
COUPON, 1o7A rev IS, registereu and coupon
1856; OLD IS, registered, 1os1a; coupon, 1lo11s
NEW YORK, June 3.-Exchanges, s26s, $50,
81 balances, $10,S22, 291.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Clearings, s26,264,76s
balances, $1,799, 264. Posted exchange, $4S511:
for sixty days and 81, SO on demand. New
York exchange zoe premium.
BALTIMORE, June 3:-Clearings, IS, 773, 912
balances, $685. 1877. Money, per cent.
BERLIN, June 3.-Exchange on London, q
marks D. pfennigs for the account g..
BOSTON, June 3.-SExchang CESS $25,95S, 1874
balances 81, 761 ,614 49, 80 y So Y
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-Clearings, $26,.
4oSy 35a; balances, s., 81. 134;. money, PEI
Paris, June 81 p. m.-Three per cent
rentes, 1o1 francs 571kc for the account. Elk
change on Lordan, 25 francs 221zc for checks
Spanish tours, 1927.
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Among the shippers. on the market were:
A. L. Mcdowell, A. Schurchart, Hutchinson;
Schwartz & Co., Lester Prairie: j. Hegere,
St. 5Bonifacius; Riler Brothers, Ellsworth;
G.. Mold, Nelson; Lott & Sayles, Austin: C.
Jones, West Concord; Molm & Donaldson,
Morristown; A.: j. Galagan, Elysian; L.
Wooders, Red Wing; W.. J. Heaney, Thomas
Heaney Goodhue; Larson Brothers, WEIGH:
Kaye, Pepin Rohrer Brothers, Cochrane; E.
Sauby, Elbow Lake; S. A. Ellingson, Barrett:
NTH Rollofson, HOFFMAN; j. A. Nelson, Broo-
ten; NJ Becker, Wilkins Linderholm, Bel
grade; E. Melke. kimball Prairie; w. F.
Ludeman, Buffalo; G. Schmidt, Osceola
Canton Brothers, Watson; T. E. Joyce, Milan;
Mckay & Swingle, Appleton; W. W. Reeves,
Milbank; J. H Person. K. NJ Densmore
Montevideo; Rude & Paulson, Sacred Heart;
Johnson, Peterson & Co., Hector; P. O'Brien,
Milwood:s Aim & Trip, Faribault; A. Nc
Corquodale, P. H. Kirwan, olivia; Frantz
& Wilkins, Nv. Mccoy. Spring Valley; u C..
Hanson, Bloomer; C. Massey, Knapp; P.
Claven TIC. Lucy, Belle PLANE; c. Stuebe
New Ulm; S. Sehmahl, Redwood Falls; T.
Peterson, Golden; NJ. Christensen, Sleepy
Eye; w. l.. Lussenhop, Morton; F. Hipp.
Arlington; J.. Buckley, Albee Brothers, New
Richmond r. W. Peacock, Glenwood; J.
Clemens, Lidgerwood Hanson & Tolle, Ellen
dale; F. A. Russell, Hankinson: B. & M,
Montgomery; J.. Wackeck, New Prague Cos
grove company, LIE Sueur; S. A. Berg, New
Richland; F.. Johnson, .Cokato; e. ]. Goetze
Carver; Ryan & 4Ioban, Waterville: w r.
Jeifers, Jeffers; j.. NJ Wwndock, Delano
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state Grain Inspection.

=. :t.-'i.s---t June D. .-,s. = ~
Inspected In-Wheat--Cars-Grea Northern
No. northern, 8; No. northern 81; No: 3,
2; rejected, 2; no grade, 5.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul = No. !
northern, A.; No. 2 northern, So; No. 8, II
rejected, 8; no grade, 5. I,
Minneapolis & ST.. Louis-No. 1 northern,
/ No. 2 northern, IS; No 8, Il; rejected, 1;
no grade, 2.
500 Line-No. l northern, /; No. ? north
ern, s.. No. 3. 2; rejected, q no grade, /.
Northern Pacifc-No. l northern, 4; no
grade, I. st.,$
Chicago, ST. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha
No l northern. 5; No. 2 northern. IS: NO., 5,
"a. rejected, 81: no grade, 8. ss:S - II.
Chicago Great Western-No. 8. q rejected, /.
Wisconsin Central--No. northern, !.
Other Grans-No. 2 winter wheat 3: No.
yellow corn, &c; No. 8 white corn, 8; No. 3
corn, IS; No. A corn. II; no grade corn. Z;
No. white oats, 10; Mo- white oats. Ii; No.
oats, 2; no grade oats. 2: No. 2 rye. o; No.
barley, 4: No. barley, 2; no grade barley,
Cars Inspected Out-No: northern wheat.
20; No. 2 northern wheat, 80; No! wheat ii
no grade wheat, 8: No. 3 oats 2: No. flax,
S rejected fax, g.. Ia
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SEPT WHEAT STRUCK Csc ON SHARP DECLINE RI
RATHER /. | 4 / QUIET DAY
Ticker at a standstill Soon After
the Opening.
THEN SUGAR IS SOLD OFF
Colorado Fuel and Canadian PACING
Are Depressed sharply
Mt eFirst.

~ Network, June s-The opening dealings
IN stock were merely nominal and price
changes were entirely insignificant with the
exception OF Fuller Construction, which
jumped 2 points The ticker practically came
to q standetill within few minutes after
the opening, Ely 4,
Sugar, Colorado Fuel and Canadian Pacific
were depressed sharply, the frst-named los
ing IN, but the general list was steady and
hardened IN spots, particularly in the Coal
ers Continental Tobacco preferred was ac-
lively dealt IN at an Improvement OF III and
Detroit Gas rose 114; Fuller Construction re-
acted ~ and American Telephone & Tele-
graph lost AT II o'clock the market was
feeling the effect Of selling in Sugar and
prices were shaded all around.
offerings of the general list were scant and
better undertone developed when the local
fractions were bid up 1@2. Other stocks,
however, moved very narrowly. There were
only Two transactions in st. Paul inE5the
hrst two hours Sugar rallied to 127la but
Goods declined N American Telephone, 4,
|9and St. Louis Southwestern preferred a
point Bonds were irregular.
The local fractions rose further, Metropoli-
tan Street Railway gaining 2A In all. Sugar
recovered all Of It's loss, and, International
Silver preferred and st. LouisSS San Fran
cisco second preferred advanced about q
point. 500" preferred lost I, and Chicago
indianapolis & Louisville preferred LIZ. The
important stocks were practically idle and
| motienless. :.z4.:a.-..@, =
but lew of the leading stocks were dealt in
| and they scarcely fuctuated more than II
either way. Sugar fell off from Its rally, but
| the coalers and railroads held firm. Cottor
on sold " above the opening figure, and St
Paul was bid for at 17oA, which was Is aboyt
the preceding sale two hours earlier. -
| There was a rise of point each; in Vir
| preferred and Westinghouse Electric. TIT
general list dropped to a lower level. Cont
| mental Tobacco preferred reacted ~ and Ca
madam Pacific and Metropolitan Street Rail
! way point. North Western lost 2. TIL
closing was heavy and inanimate. -
| Stock quotations reported tor The Journa
by Watson & Co., Chamber Of Commerce
| Minneapolis. ~
! Closing figures are bid p. -..-..
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y. %
Arsts, per. ID. 1s11c; seconds. per. ID. Ike;
dairies, extras, per H., 1sc; dafries;h hrsrs
t. ss s sfSaas rsts n s Rsss'Rs
EGGs-strictly, fresh, cases included, loss
or, per, doz, f41sc; strictly fresh. case count,
l31ac;. checks and seconds, 10c. -,
CH EsE.TWtns or flats, fancy, per lb, 1Se;
twins or flats, choice, per Id, l2c; brick,
No. !, 1sc;; No. :, 1o@11e; No. 8, per lib, 1886;
2,rer2 ID, 1s91lc; putost, PERTH, sc; primost,
No. q per lb, ,7c; block SWISS, No. 1, per
llb,. l4Mglse. No: 2 Sage @ round Swiss, No.
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys, mixed n coops
1o@11c; chickens yearling ROSTERS, per ID.
sG brolers 1885, doz oa aaa S pro
ers, l@lA lbs, doz, s2.5O@3; choickens, broil-
ers. 2@a lbs sdoz, s4.oo@5; peppers, per. doz,
$1aslz ducks ao white 1oc; ducks colored
DRESSED MEATS -veal, fancy per- is.
&c; fair to geed, lb..:7@71zc; thin, snall
milk, potts off. ID, s@12hc; lambs, fancy fall,
s@s1hc: hogs, light. SIC ;hhogs, medium, s1ac;
heavy, Sc. :: -,
and medium 4a5c crappies, Medium sd p1s large Es
per ID, 5@6c; small, ID, 4c; piekerel, per ID,
tM1s suafsh perch ~ ete per T. s
:PoTAToEs-White stock, per bu, IN car
lots, SIC; white stocks, less than car lots CSC;
mixed red in car lots @ sma lots sacked
ONIONS Red Globe, bu, 81. 5o@l. rs; Span
ish; per crate, 81 so; southern, per sack 81 rs:
California, bu, 81. Is; Bermudas, per crate,
DRIED PEAs-Fancy yellow, per bu, 81 50;
$3.50; green, medium per bu, STAG; marrow.
DRIED, BEANS-Fancy4 navy, per bu. 50.
choice, navy per bu, !$1.75; medium, hand
picked, bu, s1.75; medium, fair, 81 Is; me
dunn, mixed and dirty, e5@90c; brown, fancy,
California. ID, sore. 40s' ila-
APPLES Missouri Pippins, brl, s5@55o;
fancy, brl, 81 o@5; Ben Davis, choice, s49
''S csHERR1Es-ealttornia. black, per 1o-lb
quart crates, $3.50. -. =.
oRANGEs-California navels best fancy,
s4.75@5; choice, $3.50; California seedlings,
s.: Mediterranean sweets, all sizes box, s7@
4:25:. late Valencias. fancy, all sizes, per Box,
$3.50; blood oranges, half box, $780, grape
! lem oNs@Mes sinas, fancy g: sa.75a4; choice
$50; California, fancy, as to Size, $3.50
PiNEA PILES New southern. large, per
dog, $3.50: small and medium, 81 10 =
GoOsEBERR1Es-Ilino per 24-qt crate,
sTRAWBERR1Es- Southern. car lots re-
ceipts, per crate, "a ats, 1925; 1e-qt crates
BANANAS Fancy large punches. So; me-
$225@2.50. 3.s..$ss + s-ss's+.@ : -. sE. ( ..sR
!, WEGETA BL Es --Asparagu gus, new, 2-doz box,
s1.25; new beans, string per tt, SIPS; wax
beans, ner blu, s1.25: wax beans. ,2-s bu box
81: egg plant. new, per doz, $3.50; peas,
green, per Blu, $3.50; home grown pie plant,
per lb, He: beets, per bu soc: cabbage, Cali
fornfa, per lb, 31ac cabbage, Mississippi, per
enate, $50; radishes, home grown, per doz,
2et = onions, green, per doz punches. zoe; let
tuce, per doz. Sc; lettuce, head. per doz, SOC
mint; per !doz, s4e@46c parsley doz 300
s5c; squash, summer. doz 10000: carrots,
4OG5oc; cucumtsrs, doz. 75c@s1: celery, Cali
fornia, doz, $1.25; CARTS. doz punches. $50
i SIC; heets, per doz bunchesy Coo; tomatoes,
Florida, per 6-basket crate, 81 .. u ~: 1
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Sugar and Conee.

= " - -. - @ O.
New York, June 3.-Coffee futures opened
steady in tone, with prices unchanged to Ave
heavy. receipts sin, the. crop country. There
was considerable liquidation by smaller longs
and further selling by importers. moon bids
easy. Total sales were $500 bags, including
June Csc; July, 5.e0@5.o5c; September, SOC;
December, 5. 1905. 45c; March, 5.60c; April,
5.7ec. 5ss ,.s
The local spot market also reflected an cas-
Ter list Of quotations, eased about on 5}7-1S@
featureless. Primary port receipts amounted
to 50, 600 bags and interior receipts to 1920
bags. CIearancesR for the United States
amounted to Al, 900 bags. ~ s p.
Rio, weak& No. { Rio 4, 5000. Exchange,
q 1S7S2d; receipts; $4,000 bags 1.-TWO days.;
sleared for the United States, 1000; cleared
for Europe, LOCO; stock, 619, 600. :. 8
Sugar, steady; fair refining, 2Hc; centri-
fugalse6, test, 7-16c; molasses sugar, 2ssc.
Refnsd: quiet. Crushed, 6.15c; powdered, Also.
grapulated, 4.6oc
Molasses, quiet. New Orleans. ss@41c. ],
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MISCELLANEOUS
New York Cotton.

with nricse ato noin4s oar n Gpenea
tinued downward. The impression was gen
eral that the june government condition re-
port on cotton will show an average Of SO or
ton and on an acreage of %, 00O,O0o or there
abouts, a possible output Of 12,5o0,ooo bales.
L diy IN, Vas weak and lower, while New
Liverpool and New York The first wave Of
selling carried July off to 81 and August to
s:36; after a rally of 3 to s points, the market
for August Trading was feverishly active
Market feveriSh, prices net I to Z points
lower. s~ Z ea.:z. - q T, -
Spot cotton closed quiet and 1-fsc lower;
middling uplands, 8. 15-16c; middling gulf
8 9-16c. Sales, 1,GO4 bales
Cotton Conditions.
Washington. June 3-Cotton acreage is
three -tenths Of per cent less than the acre
age planted last year. Condition is IS.
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LONDON FINANCIAL =,
Consols and Quotations of American
81 80 Securities, - r. 49,,

:. :. 4. =, =
London June 3.-4 p: m.-Consols for money,
s64s consols TOR account, s6z4 Anaconda, SIS
Atcnison. sSls; Atchison preferred, 1olH; Bal
tlnlore 4 ONO, lvoA; Canadian, racine, l4z1a
Chesapeake & OHIO, AN; Chicago Great Wes-
term ;tChlcago,E milwaukee d st. Paul, g1.4;
Denver a. Rio Grande, 45A; Denver q Rio
G Glsqa pre saM ss1. Ere IS; Erie first
Illinois Central, 157; Louisville & Nashyllle.
14l1a;s Missouri, Kansas &: Texas, 26s4i; Mis-
sour, Kansas & Texas Preferred So. New
York Central, 1909; Norfolk & Western, 50;
Norfolk & Western. preferred, & 81; Ontario
& Western. SsA; Pennsylvania, 7b1a; Read
ing 3211s;* Reading first preferred 42a; Read
ing second preferred, 30; Southern Railway
3ls;. Southern Railway preferred, 97A; Union
Pacific, ,1o7H; Union Pacific, preferred, sou
United States Steel, Al; United States. Stee
preferred,ass2; Wabash, 27h; Wabash pre-
ferred, 7451a;, Spanish As 1875; Rand Mines
12B;; De Beers, 429s; Southern Pacific, 6s1a.
Bar silver, steady, I'd per ounce.
Money, -2h@2A per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open marke
for short bills is s2A@2T per cent !:
The rate Of discount. III the open marke
for three months bills is 2A@2 1916 pei
SSAt.>T : e =
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after opening lower OH weak cables and fine
Weather recovered before noon on moder-
ate demand from shorts July, IS s-16g7ss4n;
Rss aaist sts1s sfa g. ~ York
car lots; No. 2 western, CSC +. 0. b. aioat.
Corn receipts 2,1o0 Blu; sales, $4,000 bu;
opened down owing to large receipts and
bearlshi crop news, after which it; recovered
with WIZ, wheat: July 67A@6zAc; September, 64Qp
Z Oats. receipts, :26s,5oo quiet and barely
steady Track white, 49955c.
!. Close: July wheat, T;tc; September, 7oAc;
July Corn, 661zc; Septemper, 6SA q - =
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losing CASH PRICES

hides, pelts.2 etc, 10000 lbs railroad mate
r rssls 5 cars; sundrles, 50 ears. Car lots.
Shipped Wheat, 4e cars, 10000 bq; corn,
g. 80 bu; oats 1,44o. Blu; rye, $50 .bu; flax,
1850 bu; hour. 52,ss7 brls; mlllsturfs, 1852
5000: lbs; merchandse, 25yo,ss5 lbs lum ber,,
g, cars; posts and piling,&1 car; machinery,
$1,000, lbs. wood, 24cars; cement. $50 brls;
household goods, 10000 lbs; railroad iron, =
cars; stone and marble, 2 cars, live stock, 1
car; linseed OIL 800 brls;l Oil cake, $4,000 1ps;
hides pelts,a etc, $500 lbs; railroad mate
rlals, s cars, sundr1es, Is cars. = Car lots.
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Atshison sdjastmeat y So: s. !. =. Az
Baiitm more . Che nh,o 49, a.. Icy 9Sa
Baltimore q Ohio converted As 10TH
Canada Southern seconds 109k
Gentral q q seo orsla tSst Inc
Chesapeake & Ohio 4las .....,..........l 09
Chicago & Alton avs ........ 1914
Chicago, NJ s., Pail general general sN 80. 1i Is
Chicago N w: consol IS ~. .......,. 1873
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific 4s.... ll2
e., &C; St. Louis general is, ex-int l02
Colorado Southern As 800. -: ss
Denver & Rio Grande As observation-disclosures. .10tA
Ere general g ~, $50
Fort Worth & Denver City frsts. eex-int. .113h
Hooking Valley AIS -. l1Oa4
Louisville - Nashville, unified As ...... 1854
Mexican Central first incomes Z I. ......... 80
Minneapolis & ST. Louis As 49,. Jos
Missouri, Kansas & Texas As <.t............ 1914
missouri, Kansas q Texas seconds g.
New, York Central gen: sKs ..........:s.. 1o7
New Jersey Central general IS ": 1873 1Ss5
Morthern Paeac IS " x l9Sss
Norfolk & Western consol i .1olsl
Reading general As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. zoos
St Louis T. San Francisco As. ............. SO
St. Louis Southwestern firsts ,.......... 98A
ST. Louis Southwestern seconds Sc
San Antonio & Arkansas Pass As 49,. 907s
Southern Pacific As 1914
Solt hern Railway IS 1885
Texas & Pacific f1rsts -. .. 1872
Toledo St Louis & Western As 821a
Union Pacific is .1061s
Union Pacific Cow. As ....... ..1075s
Wabash frsts .....;...... .119A
Wabash seconds =. ....... ................ .111H
Wabash debenture b .......................7 51s
West Shore. As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...ll41s
Wheeling & Lake Erie As .....:............>95
Wisconsin Central As $3.50. -. az
Consolidated Tobacco As :.......:......... S7A
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PROVISIONS
Chicago Provisions.

Chicago June s.-Provisions, after opening
lower on rather free offerings of pork, met
list made good advances. Increases in stocks
of pork and lard were slightly bearish inau-
ences, but decreases in ribs helped prices.
17.15, and speedily jumped to $3.50 Juiy
lard opened. PIC lower, at SLOPPY and ad-
vanced to $1o.271a. July ribs opened un-
changed to .21ac up, at ss.s2k9s.s5 s., and ad
vanced to $780, - $50. -szA---s.
Close: Pork, June, s1z.2o; July, ST. 20. Sep
TENDER. $3.50; January, 1920. Lard, June,
5000; July, s10.25; September, s10271s: De-
tober, 5000: December, So. 10; January, s.. 50.
Ribs, June. ss.s71a; July, SASH; September,
So. IS; January, $S.52h. - ....
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THE. CASH TRADE
Corn and Oats Lower-Rye Easier
49,

Corn and Oats Lower-Rye Easier
-. Flax Steady.
FLAN-The market was on the basis Of INC
under Duluth June, and some No. l seed
sold at $1.721s. Rejected was nomirally 1c
under MOL. Receipts, ? cars, against 10 last
year, and shipments, car. Duluth had none.
arrive sl.l3 June, STA; July, Sl.i3; Duluth
cash, Sl.15; to arrive, $l.7+; June, STA; Sep
TENDER, 81. 451a: October. Ali - ..-,..s".
CORN-fhere was@a lively trade In corn
but on weak and declining market. No. 3
yellow closed lower at 551.Gyo7c. Receipts 10
cars; shipments, cars.
OATS-A fair business was done. The
tendency was lower and at the close No. }
white was quoted $50 4o1ac. Receipts, 6 cars;
Shipments, ! car: -'s e.. .' -...
FEED AND Neutrality-suspicious. are lower.
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn are quoted
81. 5o@21.7o No. feed, S22 25Q22:Io; No.
feed, s23G23. so; No. 3 feed, S24M2+50; granu-
$3.50 per bril- --.. 49, '-.. .. - -
MlLLsTUFFs-Tbe market remains
steady, with a good demand reported:
shorts, $l5.5o@16,. hour middlings, s17@l7.5o
red dog, SIS. 50Gl2o; feed in -2O0-Ib sacks,
$3.50 PEI ton additional; in 1oo-it sacks, 81 per
ton additional. Shipments. 1852 tons. -
RYE-No. closed at sac. Receipts, cars;
shipments, cars. - .....s.-a. = j.
grades, 55@57c; mailing grades, 57@62c. No
receipts and nothing shipped. -,
chdee up anss No. up m
land $697; medium, $5@6; timothy, fancy.
Sill; timothy. choice, 0.60; timothy, No. l,
SO; rye, straw, choice, S41+. Receipts, %
tons; Shipments % tons. %.... rs. IL - >.
I,.-t Puts and Calls.
Two O'Clock report: ..<. ~ -. ....?...
Puts-July wheat, 72@121sc. 3. .~.- +. ~.
-CallS-July wheat, 726sQ1251c. ..:--
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Kansas City Live stock.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 5.-Cattle-Receipts
5000; market steady; beef steers, s5@Tso :
Texans, s3.25@6.25; native COWS and heifers,
| s2G525; stockers and feeders. So 50@5 So
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market strong to &C
higher; heavy, s7.30@7.D; packers s7.15@
s7.S77a; medium, s7.o5@7. 3d. workers., s.. CSC
l715; pigs, Sc. 10@6.75.- g.
| Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong; sheep,
| 81 3O06 10; lambs s.. 4Od1 o. -
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seceipts md Shipments.

" J June 2. =
Received-Wheat, 113 cars, 100,570 bu; corn,
1880 bu; oats, s,34c bu; rye. 300 bu;s -four,
$50 brls; millstuffs 80 tons; hay, "a tons;
fuel oil 60 as gals; merchandise, 2,s75 100 lbs;
stock. 4 cars machinery, sos, 500 lbs; coal,
1179 tons; wood, 20 cords; brick, a. goo; lime,
10000 lbs; ties car stone and marble. i
car; salt. car; dressed meats, $500 lbs
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THE FLOUR MARKET
Some Foreign Inquiry-Trade Dull,
but the Outlook Improved.

business in flour this morning, but sales we're
moderate on the whole. The larger mills re-
port sales all told about two-tnirds Of the
daily output and grinding is now very light.
AS to the near future, however, the outlook
is better. There is a large amount of bust
ness held back as buyers have been extremely
conservative for tinlo. On the recent breaks
in wheat the -four market was close to q
point where business could be done, and mill
ers expect a heavy trade if prices get estah-
lished upon a working basis. .... -.
For the day shipments were 52,557 barrels
First patents are quoted S3.70@s.s0; second
patents s3.5o@3.e0; first clears. s2.S5@2.s5
second clears 81. 20. - .... -. -. .ss'
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st. Louis Live stock,

st. Louis, Mo-, June -Cattle-Receipts,
$500; steady for best steers and others sold
lower; beef steers, s4.7G@7.25; Texans, $3.50
@5.s0 stockers and feeders. S.. 2o94.6e;z cow.
and heifers, s2.25@6 'a'.--- - ~ 2
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market steady to
strong; pigs, ss!7s@7; packers, s6.95@Ie5:
butchers, s6@7s5. .t..:- - - :.
sheep-Receipts, LOO; active to firm: sheep,
s565.50; lambs, IS. 1901 E -.- r-
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s.. 50@6 25; fair to choice mixed s45oa5. 25:
western sheep, s.. %; native lambs, al;
western lambs $5.25d7.
Official yesterday: Receipts cattle, 1894;
2,Cs6; hogs, 6,sa8; sheep, none
Spring lambs $3.50 : -
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!. Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. June 3.-Cattle receipts, 1900;
steady: good to prime steers. $767.55; poor to
medium, $4.75@675; stockers and feeders, 81. so
@6.4 40.
Hogs. receipts to-day. $4,000: tomorrow.
80. 600: left over. Az; 81 higher; mixed and
butchers, $6.a5@740:. good to choice heavy.
s7.25@7 40; rough heavy, ss.s597 30; light Sc. Il
@7.20; bulk of sales, $7.O5D7 30
Sheep, receipts. 10000: sheep. steady; lambs,
good 10c to 15c higher; good to choice wethers,
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south Omaha Live stock.

South Omaha, Neb., June 3-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900; market steady; beef steers, S. Is
@7.5o; Texans. s4.4o@5.75; cows and heifers,
s1.50@3.5 So. stockers and feeders, s3@5. 40
Hogs-Recepts $500; market steady and Sc
higher; heavy, $71o@7.3o; mixed s7@7.15;
pigs, s5.75@6.76
sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady;
sheep, s3.25@6; lambs, s5.5o@71o.
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Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, June s-Flour-Steady Wheat
lower close, No. 1 northern. 76A @76Ac; No. 2
northern, 76c. July, 7114c; puts, Tic; calls,
!lasc. Rye, dull; No. l, os1ac. Barley, lower;
No, 2, 7Gcis sample, 65@70c. 49,;
Oats, steady; No. 2, 44c. Corn. July, 61ssc.
Puts 6OAc;s calls. &c -
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ST. Louis Grain.

st. Louis, Mo-, June Close-Wheat-
Lower; No. red cash elevator, 75c; July,
esc; September, 6SA@6S%c; No. hard, IN
Se11c; September, 27@271sc; No. 2 white, 4oc.
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Kansas CITY, Grain.

july 6oss @65Ae; September, 65a4 @65Nc: cash.
No: hard, Jog i014c; No 2 red, T@7l1kc;SNo
spring, Zoe. Corn-July,' $3.50; September,
2 white. 62@62ac. ), oats-No. 2 white, Az
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New York to Watson = Americans in Lon
don dull advances. 1s@Ad above New York
close. Miners attempts to flood mines abor-
tive. Practically all pumps running and so
pei. cent Of the engineers and 50 per cent of
the. pumpmen stand by the operators. .ster-
ling shade friner. .
whallon. Case & Co., from New York:
Market will continue to be held on strike
situation Look for no movennentiin stocks
at this time. but think present prices will
hold. s .y,a:.. $50.
New York wired: Traders selling Sugar
on Cuban reciprocity question g Z
i Toronto. to Watson: It is believed here
that the dividend on Canadian Pacific fer the
halt year will bes3 per cent and that a bonus
fund thus placing the stock on z per cent
basis. s. "a =. ss5.s ssss