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New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

musical farce has been based on the series
of newspaper pictures entitled Foxy Grandpa
and the work is to be seen for the hrst time
here tomorrow night at the Fourteenth street
Theatre The title part Will be played by 20
seph Hart. and his supporting company
headed by Miss Carrie De Mar.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

The attendance at Miss Crosman's PERFORM
anees IN Mistress Nell" at the Theatre Republic
last week justified the Judgment displayed by
her manager In substituting that play for Joan
o the Shoals" ana the advance bookings are
said to Indicate that there viii DE no change OF
tbH at this theatre for some time. As You
Like II" has been decided on as the next play
New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

Tomorrow night begins the last week OF
Lady Margaret" rs presented by Miss AMELIA
Bingham and her company at the BijoU. The
Climbers will be revived on February II Ihe
east Will be largely the same as before the prln-
cipal change being the substitution Of Arthur
Byron for Robert Edeson in the part of Ned
Warner Miss Irish viii play her orisinal parI
and Miss Bijou Fernandez Will succeed Miss
Bloodgood. Among others in the east will be
Frank Worthing Charles Walcot Edward
Abeles, Miss Minnie Dupree Miss Madse Carr
Cook and Miss Marion Gardner
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MONEY REPORTS

MINNEAPOLIS. s. Bank clearings, 81, 2le,
65068S New York exchange, selling RATE. 9Oc
premium; buying rate. 40e premium; Chicago
exchange, selling rate, soc premium; buying
rate, par; London slxty-day sight document
ST.: :sPAUtLf-elearings, ss41. .e2.
NEW YORK, June Il.-Exchanges,, 1872, sss,
689; balances, $10,923, 354. 49, - =:
NEW YORK.. June Il.--Noon; Money on cali
easy at g per cent; prime nlercantil lie" paper,
4@4A per cent Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bankers bills at
$4,S7A@4. S71s for demand and at $4.84A@48i
for ~ days; posted rates. .S4s511@4s and
SILVER, 531sc; Mexican dollars. &C Govern
ment bonds steady; refunding IS, registered
ns,f coupon 10o12; IS, reg lstel ed and coupon
10tA new As, registered and coupon, 1876; old
IS. registered l0sh, coupon HOP; os regis
tered and coupon. los. =
BERLIN" June :11.-Exchange on London q
marks 461z ptennigs for checks Discount l
bills. s1M per cent. = o. 10: -
CHICAGO, June 11.-Clearings, $27,907 ,259;
balances, 81, 1873, 1888; posted exchange, 81 sSh
for 81: days; $4.88 on demand; New York ex-
change, 20c premium. - .:.a2.. r.. !
LONDON, Junes 1.-THE amount Of bullion
taken into tie Bank of England on balance
to-day was. f2s, COO The sum Of 10000 was
Gold premiums were quoted as follows: Bue-
nos: AIRES, 1890; Madrid, Sc. 20. - Z.
PARIS: June i'll p. m.--Three per cent
rentes, 101 francs s. confines for the ac-
count exchange on London, 25 francs % cent
tines for checks. Spanish As closed at SOFT
-" BALTIMORE. June l1.-Clearings, So, ooO,-
$50; balances, s5s1 1os; Money. . per cent ;.
balances, $1os7,7 1s. New York exchange, 25c
premium, D. - E.,- = T. -, 4. g.. '-.. -
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Starts OFF SAC Up at "a lac,
Shoots Up to IS 1-2@s-8c and
Then Breaks to "a 1-7c.
BAD SQUEEZE FOR THE SHORTS
Government Report Help to
Strength-News of an
Active Day. a.. Erf -

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce. June
n.-July wheat was on the rampage again
to-day and in the early part of the session
shot UP to 751e17o5sc. 1t was repetition Of
yesterdays scramble except that to-day there
was the additional encouragement of gov
eminent report spring wheat generally
construed bullish. At the opening this
morning July up &c, selling on the first
trades at 74Ac. One trade was made at
741ac, the market broke to 741sc, and then
spurted to 75lsq759sc. On an offer of round
lot the market dropped to 75c without
trade and then steadied around this Inquire
All sorts of rumors were around regarding
the squeeze in July. 1t is the general opin-
ion that the wheat here, in Duluth and IN
the country is all held in strong hands.
Owing to the present small stocks and pros
pective scarcity, there will be practically no
changing from July into later optlon'
but those who have the long wheat Will, II
is believed. call for delivery Of it on delivery
day. Hence the cautiousness and hesitation
about getting short of July, even after the
advance. The government report on spring
wheat shows acreage of about lS,6oo,ooo,
which suggests yield of something like $780,
000, 900 blu, while winter wheat the acre
age of 27,1o0,oo0 blu suggests $50, oo.ooo bu,
total OF 49, 100, 900 acres, suggesting yield OF
about 614, 600, 900 bu.
At primary points receipts for the day were
ST. 900 blu aginst $4,000 bu and shipments
SAT, 900 against 800. 900. Wheat and -four clear
ances equaled 4ls,0o0 blu. Minneapolis re-
ceived 162 cars aginst 267 last year, and Du-
luth cars against 70
After holding for time around 75c, July
broke about noon to 741sc and closed at this
figure September closed at 68hc, and De-
cember at $3.50. Forty loads were reported
taken at the seaboerd
The cash market was of the stubborn kind.
with buyers unwilling to follow the cratic
July option. Prices covered wide range,
but little was sold at the extreme high points.
No. 2 northern was in demand to arrive at
1910 to 741kc,
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MISCELLANEOUS:
New York Cotton.

New York, June 1.-THE cotton market
opened firm and 30 points higher on fairly
active general buying, led by more or less
frightened shorts and common house inter
sests. Following. the call there was a further
Improvement on continued good support. Wall
street interests, however, appeared to pc SELL
Ing the July and August, positions with con
fdence, and those options failed to show the
same degrees Of strength as the later months;
July worked up to. S.S2c, August, a.5sc and
October S.11c. Then came movement to Sc
cure profits and selling by rock traders for
reaction, under which the whole list. broke
quite sharply to a point or so under last
nights final bids. Trading became very quiet
on the. down turn and fluctuations were CON
fined to a narrow range. ~. - -.
! Late in tho day the market was stupidity dull
aud. rather heavy, with prices down 6 to Z
points under room selling and sheer n absence
market followed every point change here.
Cotton-spot closed quiet and steady; mid
ding uplands, 9 7-lec; rniddling gulf, 9 11-16c;
sales to- day. none. - ::
Futures closed barely steady June. $3.50;
July, s.73c;: August, s47c; September, s.13c;
October, 1880; November, 1926; December,
7.e2c; January. 1896, February, 1896; March,
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THE CASH TRADE
Flax Continues Firm and steady
Less Corn Received.

Flax Continues Firm and Steady
Less Corn Received.
FLAX-There is continued firm and steady
tone ruling. No. l seed sold this morning at
Sits Seven cars were in. Minneapolis re-
none. Duluth had none.
Closing prices: Minnneapolis-Cash $1.76;
to arrive, S1.75; June. s1.75; July, S1.75. Du-
luth. cash, H.70; to arrive, s1:7o; September,
$l4412; October, $1.40.
CORN-There was a fair rade in corn. Re-
ceipts were much lighter. At the close No.
yellow was quoted 58@5s1ac Receipts. 13 cars
shipments, IL cars. r
OATS-Offerings were light There was fair
demand. No. white oats closed at 421a@43c.
Receipts, cars: shipments, cars.
FEED AND MEAL-Quotations are barely
steady as quoted. Coarse corn meal and
feed, S22 25422. so; No. feed, s23@23.50; No. ;
feed, s24M24. so; granulated corn meal in cot
ton sacks at the rate of 50. 80 per brl. g.,
MILLSTUFFS-The market Is easier and a
little lower. Milers report good demand
and oversold on some grades Bran in bulk
is quoted at $685. So bulk shorts, S15@15. so
-four middlngs, SIT; red dog, s19@19.50; feed
in 20O-lb sacks, $3.50 per ton additional: In
1OO-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional. Ship.
ments, 1,46S tons. 49, 49,. = = .r..
shipments, none.
BARLEY - The market was quiet: Feed
grades 52955c mailing grades, 55@osc. Re
ceipts, l car; shipments, car. 49,. H.
HAY-Upland fancy, So; upland choice
$3.50; midland s6@7; medium, $685.; timothy
fancy, s1l@11.50; timothy, choice, s10.5O@11
timothy, No. l, SO; rye straw, choice s4@45O
Receipts, 146 tons.
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Sioux City Live stock.

Sioux City, Iowa, June 11.-Receipts, 800
cattle, 1850 hogs
Hogs-5@1oc higher. Sales:
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ON c. ?.
A Point Loss Early To-day Checks
the Market.
souTHwEsTERNs ARE STRONG
Business Was in Larger Volume
and Well Distrfb-
I =
s. & # uted.

New York, June 1.-THE neglected condi-
ton Of the market was still In evidence this
morning. Only about half dozen stocks
showed opening prices that varied more than
one-eighth from last nights prices and 'of
these none exceeded one half: In its change
except Kansas & Texas preferred. which rose
a point. 49,
Canadian Pacific was under pressure, and
Its point loss caused momentary relapse in
other stocks. Large orders appeared for the
southwestern stocks Western stocks also
made good gains and the Coal
ers showed marked :Zfrmness I'm
provements - reached 1@1h = in Mis-
souri, Pacific, Kansas & Texas preferred,
St. Joseph & Grand Island first and second
preferred. Louisville Great Northern pre-
ferred. St. Paul, and Distlling preferred.
colorado Fuel gained g. and Texas land trust
4" points Business was in larger volume
than for a long time and there was a good
distribution Of dealings. g. .i,-5-.' =
Inc buying demand decreased and there
were fractional reactions. Colorado Fuel re-
| acted 1iz. There were some further gains
IN southwestern division, notably Texas &
Pacific, which rose a point, and Missouri
Pacific, which extended it's gainto ~. Ten
nessee Coal, Chicago. Indianapolis & Louis
vile preferred, Manhattan Beach, Detroit
Gas and Rubber Goods we're lifted point
each and Delaware & Hudson ~. Pullman
lost d polnC ana NASHVILLE, chattanooga q
St Louis sold at a decline of 8. Bonds were
irregular. -~s 49,. 80 ~ a..
Trading was slightly more feverish, but the
movement either way was slight. St. Louis
and southwestern maintained strong front,
but the Paciflcs and some Of the specialties
lost ground. Colorado Fuel reacted az in all,
while St.'Paul preferred and Cotton Oil pre-
ferred gained point Near i o'clock Sugar
became prominent and sold up to near 129 =.
The market was uneven There was good
absorption of st. Paul up to 49, but Sugar
reacted point. International Power sold up
3, United States Reduction preferred '2h, and
Chicago, Indianapolis e. Louisville preferred
and Minneapolis, St. Paul & sault Ste.
Marie point more Nashville, Chatta-
nooga St. Louis rallied g. International
Silver preferred lost 1A. -.
Prices still followed an irregular course,
the Changers receding a fraction and Sugar
rising to the best. Iowa Central and Colo
RADIO Southern second preferred rose a
point; Detrot. Gas, 2; Distillng preferred,
3&, and New York Air Brake, 81, but Ice
preferred declined about a point. Interna-
tional Power was bid up to So without bring
ing out any stock. Missouri Pacific was
lifted to 1924. The closing was dull and
irregular: :.i .,.=t's.-A 49, s.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal
by Watson & Co., brokers, Chamber of Com
merce Minneapolis II ....:' -. o. s,::~Esr
Closing figures are bid ~, - e.. -.
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- ~
eBUTTER--Extra.. creameries, per lb, 2lc;
dairies, extras, per ID, &c.; dairies, frsts,
Ice. - -.
EGGs,strictly fresh, cases included. loss
1f1l per doz l41se; strictly fresh case count
l54ec; checks and seconds, l0c. ~. 49,
CHEESE-TWins or flats, fancy, 111a@12c.
twins or flats, choice, per h., lie; DAISIES,
fancy, per ID, 1212c;, brick, No; per h..
ldmhurger, No; |, per h. lac; iimburger, No.
2. per, Id, e@10c; pultost, per h. Sc; primost,
No. N LIP, !; per h. re; block oe Swiss No per
!. l5Wi53zc; No: 2, sis@yc; Young Americas ei cas-
fancy, lZ1ac; choice, I@111ac.
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys mixed coops,
=; hens. s@sHc; ROSTERS, Old and young,
ers'@ l@lN lbs doz,, s. 5o@s; chickens, .Sroii-
sl:7s@2; ducks, white Sc; ducks, colored, '7c;
DRESSED ,MEATs-veal,, fancy, per lb,
Sc; fair to good, h., 7@71zc; thin, small
dressed, S@9c; mutton, thin. Id, 5@7e; lambs,
milk, pelts off, Id, 9@121bc: lambs, fancy fall,
s@sAc; hogs, light, SIC; higs; medium. s1sc;
FIsH.,.Pike,; large, per Id, s3kc; pike, small
and medium. 4@5c; crappies, medium to large,
Per 10, 5@6c; small. ID. &c; pickerel, per ID.
bullheads skinned 4a5c ger buffalo 9 S PEI
h., &C; turtles, per ID, 2@5c. = 30 =
POTATOES White stock, per bu, in car
mixed red, in car lots s5c; small lots, sacked,
45e; new southern, per bu, ,s1.15@1.2o. i,
ish, per crate, $780, southern, per sack, sl7a;
California. per sack, $3.50; Bermudas, per
DRIED PEAs-Fancy yellow, per blu, 81 IS;
medium, per bu,. $3.50; green, fancy per bu,
SITS; green, medium. per bu, $3.50; marrow
fat, per blu, 81 .25. 49, :. -
DRIED BEANs-Faney navy, per bu, s225;
choice navy, per, bu S.; medium hand,
dunn, mixed and dirty, 65@soc; brown, fancy,
"A; APPIE$-M Missouri Pippins, STl. . S5@55 a?
{aasy' brl ss5o@5 Ben Davis, Choice ea D% saS
cHEERR1Es California, black, per 1o-lb
eox 81 rs; white it Job box 1902 southern
ORANGES = California navels, best quality,
s. 4!9@S; choice, s45o California seedlings,
4:25; late Valencias, fancy, all sizes, per FOX,
$50; blood oranges half box, $50; ef grape DGa
LEMONS-Messinas, fancy, So. 7504; choice.
$3.50; California "a ito fancy, as to Size, $3.50;
PiNEAPPLEs-New southern, large ner
doz. s.. 80: small and medium, s17o
GOosEBBRRI Es-Illinois, per 24-ot crate
81; 16-ct crate. ST so. EE
| STRAWbERRlES-Per crate "a OTIS. s3
1G-qt crates. $1.75. 49,. .,. :.
BANANAS-Fancy large punches, SO: me
dunn punches, <s2.5ea2.l5; small. punches.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new per doz,
coo; new beans. string, per blu, s1.25@1. so;
wax beans, per bu, S125@1.50; wax beans,
2-3-bu box, 81; egg plant, new, per doz, $40
2;25;peas, green, per bu, s1.5o; home grown
pieplant, per ID, 1kc; cabbage, California,
per lbs shc; cabbage, southern, small crate,
s1.75@2; cabbage, southern, per large crate,
So. 50; radishes, home grown, per doz, 2o925c
onions, green. per doz punches, 15c; lettuce,
per doz, zoe; lettuce, head, per doz, 5Oc; mint,
summer, doz, 5o@6oc: turnips, new, bu, 81 Is;
carrots, per doz, 4o@5Oc; cucumbers, doz, 75c
@S1; celery, California, doz, S1.25 beets, per
81. -.... - 80
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State Grain Inspection.

June 10. y
Inspections In-Wheat-Great Northern
No / northern, 1 car.
Milwaukee-No l northern, 3 cars; No 2
northern IA: No. g., 3; rejected, 2. -
Minneapolis & st. Iouis-No 1 northern.
cars; No northern, 20; No 8, 2; rejected, l..
Soo-No. l northern, / car: No. 2 northern,
8; No. 3. l. -. 49, y
Northern Pacifc-No 1 northern. 2 cars:
No northern, q 't .~f
Omaha--No. 2 northern, 9 cars: No. s. g.;
rejected, 4; no grade, T.. .-.--' ...:
Total-No. l northern, IA cars; No north
ern. so; No. 8, Is; rejected, I; no grade, =
Other Grains-No yellow corn, car; No
3 corn, 8; No corn, g; no grade corn, T., No.
8 white oats, 9; No. 4 white oats. 2; No, 3
oats, L; No. barley, 2; No. 1 flax, 1; rejected
fax, l. -. -f...---.,-... 49,. ri ,.a..,
cars; No northern wheat, 81; No.~.3 wheat
5; no grade wheat, 1: No, 3 yellow corn. 8;
No. corn, 10; no grade corn. 4; No white
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Sugar and Cofee.

New York, June .11.--Coffee futures. opened
steady and unchanged The market seemed to
have settled back again into dragging local
affair, hardly affected by the cables, which
as. a general thing, depicted much the same
sort Of situation abroad or by the heavy
primary points. Enough covering on the first
call developed to give the market steady
tone, the demand being easily supplied. how.
quently there was little change or feature and
noon bids indicated about the opening basis
Of prices, quiet tone and sales aggregating
1000 bags, including August at 495c; Sep
TENDER, &C.; October, BLOC; December, 5!25c
January, $500: May. 555c. Sentiment still
seems. to favor a lower market Spot quiet
and easy at SIC for Rio Is; Rio Arm; No
Rio. 4, s2.25;; exchange. s12 53ad; receipts.
5000 bags cleared for the United States, 4, 900;
for Europe. 1000: stock, 631.00O
Sugar, raw, firm; fair refining. &c: centri-
fugaL So test, .s1zc;, molasses sugar. 2s4c;.:re-
fined firm crushed, 5.20c: powdered, ~: sOc.
granulated: - roc: Molasses, steady: New or.
leans, 33@41c. /, 5s.7tl,5
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
The Bull1sh Wheat Crop Report
Keeps Traders Guessinr
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. June 1.-THE bullish wheat crop
report issued by the government was the tea
lure OF the early wheat market to-day. The
eonoltlon reported at 1911 as against 1854 on
May l, was surprise, for figures around 80
were confidently expected This report indi-
Gated decrease of about 125, 900, 900 bu in the
wheat yield from that of last year. Cables
also were higher, and as a consequence shorts
covered, there was some fair commission
house buying and July opened A@sc to II
e @%c higher at 717c to 71Mc. Receipts were
weak comparatively as it was strong yester-
day. Fair weather continued in the south
west, and as result the early strength was
to 71h911ssc. Receipts "a cars, three con-
tract; Minneapolis and Duluth reported $780, a
total Of 2la cars for the three points, against
163 last week and 35s year ago..
Late trading was cratic. Minneapolis
to S SSSa oiS or sumbe 6s u
j. Jnly w On suid "a 91hs The close firm
Close: Mheat-June, nIc; July, 7Mc; Sep
fs nash W19S@a91sc; December, IL d%@I1hc
red Jas 2s0 MheatNo. req ed A@sos; NJ
No. No: 8 hard winter. 7sA@74c;, No. l Northern
spring, 74AG75Ac; No. northern spring, 73A
Ql4Ac; No. spring. 70972Ac. - -.
+ There was no government report on corn
but higher cables and the strength OF the
early wheat market. together with influential
o o@,s,ng' brought r9u a. strong market July
T Receipts, 1914 cars, and acceptances were light.
Corn needed the artificial support it got 10
| push July to $3.50. Proft-taking brought a
dip to 6z7sc, but the close was firm; July,
&c up, at 63hc. -. -.-5. -, ~.
C1ose--June, 62Ac; July, 6S1sc; September,
5sA @5S7sc; December, 1880; May, .431a@4Sskc.
Casino. =, 63963Ac; No. 3, 621a@62Nc
!. Talk, in the oats PIT to-day began to sug-
gestc the possibility OLA deal in new July
stuff. With the cash demand still fairly good
at 45c to 451sc, the present July figures seem
much too low to the bulls. The crop condi-
ton, however, favors growth. The govern
| ment report was bearish, showing condition
Of 9o.6 with probable yield of .So5, ZOO, 900 blu
Al per cent over last year. There was an
early easy feeling, but July opened nc up at
| 5sAc, and steaded at 3smc. Receipts, SO cars
Close--June, 40c July, 3s7h@37c; new, 3s14c
September, 2SAc; new, 301ec; December, $3.50
| new, 301zc. :, & - -: = - =
Cash-No. ?, 421a@43c: No. 8, 411a@42c
The following was the range of prices:
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PROVISIONS
Chicago Provisions.

Chicago June 11.-Hogs were firm to-day
but provisions acted top-heavy for time
Some scattered outside liquidation brought
early dips, but the packers again absorbed
lower to G up, at s177e@17.75,g dipped :. to
a7:67k and rallied to s17.721a. july lard
steady: a shade up to a shade down, at SO. IS
@10.371a and July ribs sc off, at 5000 broke
to 5000 and rallied slightly.
Close: Pork-June ana July, $l7.70;s septem-
Der, s17771a; January s16.25. IL! tx 49,.
1oss& SEPTEMBER. $685. 81; 6ctobe ls ~ IS
January. s.: So; May, s93712. -, s,t&>s'1-s
Close: Rfbs-June and july. s1o.s7h; Sep
TENDER. Stops; January, sS55:
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Among the shippers on the market were:
P. F.. ]: Dilling, Red Wing; G. W. Maier,
Beaver Falls; H. Schwartz, Lester Prairie:
j. Hegerle, st. Bonifacius; Schneider Broth
ers. Delano; F. Brcwe, Sank Center; Beisedl
Brothers, New Salem; Carter B. Bjugstad &
Co., Morristown and Faribault;a H. F. Pur-
feest, Kenyon, G. Jones, Mantorville: Frank
Petschl, Dodge Center; j. Littel Hampton
ville Maiden Rock Live Stock company, H.
Kaye Maiden Rock; c. Huber, Alma; Rohrer
Brothers, Cochrane:. Freiheit & Weinholdtz,
Wood Lake; j. c. Dodge. Monterey; w. Keep
Ike, Lafayette:. A. Darkow, Fairfax; C. A..
Brown, Hanley Falls: Flftcroft & Thompson,
Colfax; G. schrneman, Turtle Lake; G. Lei
brand Jordan; Sheehan Mortenson, Hart
land; ]. H. Klein, Mountain Lake; Behrenfeld
Brothers, Heron Lake; J. R. Steele, Porter
NJ: & G., Mudhall; C. A.. Arnold. Nicollet; NJ.
Christensen, Golden; Scoville & Walthers,
Owatonna y. Stone. Hayward; NJ Black, Can
non Falls; J. w. johnson, Milbank; H. A.
Fullerton Montevideo; N. N. Brown Boyd
F.. P. 3seeger, Marietta; Henry Anderson,
Madison ~ ~ :s.- 5E7 -: -, ..s.E
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New work Grain.

New York, June 11.--Flour-Recei il, sso
brls; sales $500 pkgs;s steadier and more
active: Wheat-Recepts, 10000 bu; sales,
ish crop report. higher cables and general
covering. July x 15-16@7s 1-1ec: December
:771s@773sc. Rye-Firm; state, CSC to. e4c, c
j + New York car lots; No. ? western. CSC
5000 Blu; quiet but firm in sympathy with
wheat; July, e7Ac:. December, 63A @6sNc
Oats--Receipts, 1890 bu; ruled dull, but
steady; track, white, 49@55c.
Close Wheat-July,s 7Sc; SEPTEMBER 751c
Corn-Iuly.. 6IRc; September, 6skc. Z. -,
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Cash-No. ?, 421a@43c; No. 8, 411h@42c. ..
The following was the range of prices:
Duluth Grain.

Duluth, Mimi, June 11.-Trading was active
with q much higher market. though at no
apois. The opening was NC higher at 7S1ac
July sold off to 73Ac, advanced sharply under
the influence of higher prices in Minneapolis
net advance OF 1ac for the day There is lit
tie demand for cash wheat here but the
sharp call elsewhere has it's effect -
Flax was quiet, but stronger, with sales
of October at s1.40. - = >;
Reee: pts-Wheat, cars. shipments-.Wheat,
1856 b.. e ~ -. =.
Close: No: hard, cash, 76Ae; No. north
70Ac; No. northern, cash, 72c;y No 3, .7Olzc
Manitoba, cash. 7sAc: No. 2, !1Ac; fax, cash,
$1441a; October. $40. oats, September, 291sc;
rye, cash, 551sc; September, 54c., -. !.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-11
Consols and Quotations Of American
go }-s.j Securities. 81

- - = .-t-f.is"a securities. ~
London. June Ii p. m.-Consols for
money, 96 10 is; consols for account IS 1916:
Anaconda, 81; Atehison, 81; Atchson pre-
fIerred 1olA Baltimore & Ohio, 1851; Cana
dian Pacific. 1854; Chesapeake & Ohio, Az !;
Chicago Great Western, 2s1s; Chicago. Mil
w Vnae & st. Paul, 175; Denver & Rio Grande,
421a; Denver & Rio Grande preferred 931s;
Erie, 3SM; Erie 1rst preferred, 7oA; Erie sec
on,dSpreferred, -; Illinois Central, 165; Louis
VILE & Nashville, .148; Missouri, Kansas; &
Texas, 127A; Missouri, Kansas & Texas pre-
Tered go; New York Central, 1884; Nor
ferred, 81; Ontario RI & western, ssss; Penn
sylvania, 76z; Reading, 32M; Reading first
preferred, 42M; Reading second preferred, 3S
Southern Railway, 3sh; Southern Railway
preferred. s7A; Southern Pacific, ee1s Union
Pacific, lo7B; Union Pacific preferred, so;
United States Steel, 4lh; United jsattes Steel
preferred, srA; Wabash, 27Ats Wabash pre-
ferred. 45lz; Spanish fours, s0ls Rand, Mines,
l2s;, De Beers, 475s Bar silver, uncertain,
70 lo-l6d per ounce. Money, 2@2k per cent.
The rate j., OF discount in the open market for
months bills is 2M@2 11-16 per cent go: