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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-04

BUTTDR-Extra creameries, per Id, 21c:
f1rsts, per Is, 1910; seconds. per lb, Tic;
dairies extras, per; ID, 1sc; diaries. hrssis.
Stock. h. IzSc; ladies'. firsts, 1 aSs' seconds,
16c. ~ - H..
EGGs-strictly fresh, cases included, loss
off, per ;doz, 141Sc; strictly fresh, case count;
1870; checks and seconds, 10c. " ra.,
+ CHEEsE-Twins or flats, fancy, lb, 12!hc;
twins or flats, choice, per ID, lie; brick,
mburssr No. per b. xo im pGs re- No.
2, per lb, 19D11c; pultost, per IL, &c; primost,
No. !, per ID, TIC; block Swiss. No. 1, per
ID. 14zgl6c, No: 2, Shgyc; round Swiss, No.
fancy, 14c: choice. 1l@12c. .s-.-
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys, mixed coops.
10@1ic; chickens, yearlingS ROSTERS. per lib.
5@6c; broilers, 1902 lbs, doz, $4,000; broil
ers. ,i@dN lbs, doz, s250@3; choickens, broil-
ST. d es wts &c. dpehs e
pREssE6 MEArs-veal,, fancy. per lb.
fsc;> fair .7to* good ib, E7@71kc; thin SMELL
dressed s@sc; mutotn, thin, ID, sole; lambs,
milk, pclts off, lb, 9@1214c; lambs, fancy fall
s@SAc; hogs light shc; hogs, medium, Shc;
F1sH-.-Pike, large, per lb,s SIC; pike, small
per lb, 5@6e; small, ID, &c pickerel, per. b.
Chilled b pe
ID. e; turtles. per ID, 2@sc: u, .:.I
: POTATOES-Whlt stock, per blu, 4 In car
mixed red, in car lots, 35c; small lots, sacked,
46e rex soqhere o Ter bu $11 Eo1
California, bu, SITS; Bermudas, per crate,
T DRIED PEAs-Fancy yellow, per blu, 81
medium, per bu $40; green, fancy, per bu,
fat per bu. s225 =. - - -. y
Dried BEANs-.Fancy navy, per bu, 81;
A, ?
picked. bu,, s1:75; medium. fair, sl25: me-
dunn mixed and dirty, 65@soc; brown, fancy,
per bu, ST., fair TO good $1.4o@1.e5; Lima
APP1Es-Missoyri Pippins.. brl, s5@55o;
fancy bril- Ben pavs eh sa Da s4S
CHERRIES california black, per lob
quart crates, $50 =:
| s475@5; choice. $3.50; California seedlings,
49, late valencias, fancy, all sizes. per box,
IS; late Valencias, choice, all Sizes per box
$3.50; blood oranges, half box, $3.50: grape
fruit, California, per box, IS.
LEMoNs-Messinas,f fancy, sa.75@4; choice,
PiNEAPPLEs-- New Z southern, large, per
doz, s2.50; small and medium, SITS.
| GOOSEBERRIES-Ilinoi per 24-qta crate
1 $3.50. ~.
| STRAWBERRIES Southern. car lots re-
ceipts, per crate "a OTIS, 1925; 16-qt crates,
s2.25. So.
. : BANANAs-Fancy. large punches, So; me-
! dunn punches, s2.50@275: small punches
$2.3@25o ~.
/ VEGETABLES new, per doz
soc; new beans, string, per bu, s1.25@1. so;
wax beans, per bu, 81. 25@1. so; wax beans,
2-3-bu box, 81; egg plant, new, per doz, SIG
2.&: peas, green, per bu, $3.50; home grown
pieplant, per lb, 11sc; cabbage. California
per lb, aye; cabbage. Mississippi. per crate
onions, green, per doz punches. 15c; lettuce
per doz, .30c: lettuce head, per doz, Soc. mint
per doz, 30@40c; parsley, doz, 30c; squash
summer, doz, $4,000; turnips, per bu, 81 rs
carrots, per doz, 4o@5oc; cucun1bers, doz. Isl
|@S1; celery, California, doz, SIPS; beets, pei
a doz punches, 40@50c; tomatoes. Florida, pei
E6-basket crate, 81; tomatoes, Mississippi pc,
4-hasket crate, 50 .25
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Duluth Grain.

Duluth. Mimi, June 4.-Trading was, dull,
but the market was stronger The opening
fell back to 72ssc, and. again advanced to
72Nc, closing at 72s4c,, an advance of &c:
Cash business was dead One-half cent over
4 Flax trading was quiet Cash seed was un-
changed. while September declined Nc and
October Ic. = e.@.s,E 81. 81
Close. Wh.at-Cash No. / hard. s75Ac: No.
northern, -72zlc; No 3 northern, 7O%c; No. 3
spring, 69Ac; to arrive, No hard, 76Ac;. No,
northern. 7sAe; Jul, 7ssNc; September, 705lc :
Manitoba No; l northern.3 cash, 71Ac;4No. 2
2sc; rye, o5Ac; fax, Is arrive. SITS; cash,
$1575;v June, S1.75; September ash 81 oetotnr,
$40. Cars inspected-Wheat,s 49, last year,
Shipn. ents- Wheat, 307, 7165 $500 - 81 - =
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New Woods Not offered Freely. and
-. -. -r-- OH Stoclx LIGHT. =.

New Woods Not offered Freely and
Old Stock Light.
Boston, June 4.--This week has been a
satisfactory one in the Boston wool market in
the point Of sales and quite fair volume
of business has been closed. The market is
steady and prices Arm. Territory woods are
very firm. Idaho woods are being rapidly
cleaned up and at prices above this market.
Old woods are Icing we'll cleaned UP, and the
new woods are practically held out Of the mar
ket. Quotations are firm. Strictly fine, 48@
Soc clean; fine and fine medium, 44@46c:
staple, &c. medium 2s@4oc. Texas woods are
firm, but offerings are light and trade is now
active. FaV, cleaned basis, 43@45c; twelve
months, 4s050c: six to eight months, spring,
45@46c; fall, 40c. Fine washed feeces are in
small Offering and hold very firm. Ohio and
Pennsylvania, xxx, nominal, s28@2sc; Xxx
and above, 2e@27c; X, 24@25e; Michigan x,
22@24c. The market for delaine wool; Is very
quiet, owing. to light offerings, but prices
are firm. Ohio fine delatne 28@29c; Micht-
gan.:. 2614@27c; No. washed coming, 261s@
27c; No. 2, 25@27c; coarse, 2S@25e. There
is some good demand for Australian wool,
though trade is limited by the small supplies
available. Prices have been we'll sustained
on fine woods. The local market is very
strong at quotations. Combing, choice, secured
basis, ;72@74c; good, e9@7oc; average, 67@esc.
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:. TIN MAKES DECLINE
Quiet with Fair Business for
june Delivery.

June Delivery.
New York, June 4.--The feature Of the metal
markets was the break OF So in prices for tin
at London, owing to- selling pressure from
some Of the bulls. Thus spot closed there
yesterday at :e1s2 5s Id and futures at s12S.
The local market was weak, but prices were
not materially changed, spot closing at $3.50
and futures S29.75. Copper, was quiet here,
with sales Of lake copper a. 12lc and sales
Of 100000 pounds electrelytic for June deltv-
cry at 12.2oc. At the close standard, spot to
August, was quoted at 11.G0c to II. s75sc; lake
at 12.25c to 1z521c; e1ectrolytic 12c to 12.25c;
and casting, 12c and 13.25c. The London cop
per market was Toe lower, with spot at E54 Is
Cd. Lead at London was Is Sd lower at Ell
rs Sd and at New York the market ruled
steady and unchanged at Els So, while a.
New York the market was steady at the
former price OF s4.75. The New York iron
market was steady but quiet: pig iron war
rants were nominal: No. I foundry northern
was quoted at SIS. 5o@2o50; No. 2 foundry
northern, $1s.5o02o.5O; No. foundry south
ern. s1s.5o@1s50; No, foundry southern soft.
s1s.5o@ls.50 The foreign markets for iron
were lower; Glasgow closing at 54s I'D and
Middlesboro at 49s Sd. s.; VI
s New York reports IS loads wheat taken fol
80 E~ -sx "a
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gals; fruit, 400 lbs; merchandise, 2.o4s.94s
lbs; lumber, 80 cars; posts and piling, car;
barrel stock. / car; machinery, 17s, $50 lbs;
coal, $50 tons; wood, "a cords; brick, $1,000;
stone and marble. 2cars;s live stock, Gar;
dressed meats. 1os,4s7 lbs; hides. spelts, etc..
$4,000; railroad materials. u cars; sundries,
shpped-Wheat, q cars. 1910 bu: corn.
7,+40 Blu; oats, I, 200 bu; barley, $50 blu: rye,
$50 bu; flax, 2.1eo bu; -four. 4z.iss brls; mill
1 s5ss Tx 5Gns hax tGh ps
cars; machinery, $4,000 lbs; brick, q, 900;
cement, 22o trls; household goods, 14soo lbs;
stone and marble, 2 cars; live stock, car
lnseed oil 400 brls; oil cake, $50, 200slbs; rail
road materials, II cars: sundries, 2e cars
car lots 729 ~ .s.. .'..
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ConsoIs and Quotations OF American
Securities.

(
London, June al p. m-consols for
money. s62s; consels for ACCOUNT. ss s-1s; An
ferred, 1Ol1s; Baltimore & Ohio, 1854 Cana
dian Pacific, 14lh; Chesapeake & ohi.,, 47Ms;
Chicago Great Western, 80; Chicago, Milwau-
'kee & st. Paul, ia; Denver & Rio Grande,
4sA; Denver 8 Rio Grande preferred, ssh
Erie, 37H; Erie first preferred, 69A; Erie
second preferred, "a; illinois Central, 1876;
Louisville Nashville. 14oA Missouri, Kan
preferred, 50; New York Central, 1904 Nor
folk & Western, s5SH; Norfolk & Western pre-
ferred, 81; Ontario & Western, ss7s; Pennsyl-
yaniai 76 *; READING s2A Reading first pre-
Southern Railway, 579s; Southern Railway
preferred, 81; Southern Pacific. s5M; Union
Pacific 107h; Union Pacific preferred, 904 !;
United States Steel. 404; United States steel
preferred, s11a; Wabash, 27A;; Wabash pre-
ferred, 45h; Spanish As, 1875; Rand Mines,
1875; De Beers, 429s.
Bar silver, steady, "a 1-16d per ounce.
Money, 23x ON per cent.
The rate Of. discount in the open market
for short bills is 2A@2H per cent
The rate OF discount In the open market
for three months bills is 2A@2s 1915 per
cent ~ta #,e' 3. 5 : :
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Among the shippers on the market: J. s.
Green, Red Wing; Weinzerl Brothers & Co.,
ST. Bonifacius; Brabec & Miller, Waverly;
F.. B. Robertson, zumbro Falls; H. shen,
yer Biugstadt & Co., Faribault; Anderson &
Erfurth, New Richland; Behrenfeld Brothers,
Heron Lake; E. P. Walker, White & Lowe,
Lewis, Lewisville Sheehan & Mortensen,
Hartland; A. D. Sackett, GAINESVILLE; C. w.
Chamberlain, Amboy:. Bender Tubbs,
wheaton, Ferch Brothers, Odessa; Wheeler
& Watkins, Batavia; soderquist & Fisher,
Buffalo Lake; johnson, Peterson Co., Hec-
tor; P. H. Olson, Renville; J. j. Madden, Pine
City.
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New York Produce.

4 New York, June Butter-Receipts, 1919
pkgs;. market steady; state dairy. 1s1A@21hc;
state creamery, 2o@2a1sc; renovated, 171a@2ec;,
factory, 17@1sc = imitation creamery, s171s@
Irregular; new! state full cream, small, col
ored, choice, 9sz@10c; white, 10Ac; large.
rolored, 9Ac;: large, white. 10c. Eggs-Re-
ceipts, Is, Al phgs; market for fancy firm, 9TH
erwise Irregular; state and Pennsylvania,
171hc; western, storage packed, -17@171sc;
southern; 1914@141zc. .j-tt
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.CoHee and, Sugar.

steady at prices 5 to 10 points lower on bear
ish foreign news. Shortly after the call local
prices steadied but with free offerings from
importers. The bid, prices at mid day failed
to show any recovery from the loss. Total
sales to noon amounted to 1850 bags, in
Guiding July at 4.s5c; September, Bloc; oc-
tober, 5.15c; December. ,5.3o@5. 4oc: January.
tone Of the market continues tearish. Spot
easier at 5 7-16c for invoice. lots Of Rio; No.
rio yeak. sugara, raw, firm; fair refining,
sugar, 25sc; refined firm; crushed. 5.15c
powdered, 4.75c; graduated, 1850. Molasses,
firm; New Orleans, 33141c. =
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PROVISIONS
3 Chicago Provisions.

Chteaks, june 4.-Early trade in provisions
was alnaostd1 ifeless. The run OF hogs was
liberal and prices weaker. Support was lack
ing and beeause@of the teamsters' strike there
was not much inclination to do any trading.
July pork opened unchanged, at $17.20, and
advanced ito s$l7.221s. July lard, opened &c
July ribs opened PIC. UP, at So 90. 80.
Close: Pork-June and July, $17.35; Septem-
ber.lx s17;42lk@17. 4o: January, $685. May.
SIG. IS. 1.ard-June, SO: 20; July. s1o:2S; Sep
tenlber, $40 275aG1O. 80; October, $10.221s; jan
uary,s So 421tz May, SIS. 80 Ribs-June and
July, SOLE; September, S1o05.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New York Cotton.

New York. June 4.-The cotton market
opened steady, with prices 1@16 points high.
er. Following the call there was q period Of
uncert ainty.. Then came foreign and southern
buying orders July stiffened up to SIZE and
August to Sale, this being 1908 points above
the low figures of yesterday The Liverpool
cables were L.etter than expected, but tos'ard
heavy, with prices we'll down from the top
under selling by bear leaders.
At mid day the market was quiet but firm
with prices net 8 to IL points higher on room
covering and light buying for a. turn; July
sold at sac and August at az. 49c.
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New York Mining Stocks.

New York June Adams Consolidated,
20; Alice, As Breeze, 5o;' Bruins lick Con-
solidated. 9; Comstock Tunnel 5s: Con-
soidated California and Virginia, 135: Dead
wood Terra, 75; Horn Silver, 1870; Iron Sill
yer. 20: Leadville Consolidated, o.; Little
Chief, r.; Ontario, 800; Ophir. 115; Phoenix,
s; Potosi, 30; Savage, Il; Sierra Nevada, LIS
Small Hopes, 40; Standard, 1925.
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! NEW ..York. Grnin..

New York, June -Flour-Receipts; 90 500
higher ruling dull; Minnesota patents, 1895
@4lo; winter straights, s3:75D3 80; Minnesota
bakers, s3.15@3. 80; winter extras, S. 5@s.S5;
ssss@s. Is. WheatVReceipta, q. s2s bu! sales s,
725,0O0 bu; generally firm this mofhing on
light offerings, foreign buyin s and asmedarate
demand from shorts to replace yesterdays
1910; December 7sss@Tsssc RyeMsFf I'm :
state, 6s@64c, 6. /. 4. New York car lots;
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St. Louis Live stock.

tie; market steady: beef steers, s3.75@7.3o
Texans, $4,000 .35: stockers and feeders s3.2S
OATS; cows and heifers, $2.25@590.
$6758s.s6; packers, s6.9o@7 IS: butchers. SIG
7s421h.
Sheep, receipts, $500; market steady; sheep
$5@5.50; lambs. $5.75@7.
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Mich COWS and Sprlngers- =
Five cows and five calves, $155: 1.-TWO COWS
and one calf, $50; two cows, SIS; one COW
and one calf $22 ,-e ~ .- =. .,..-.-- ~ .-s,
HOGs-Prices generally considered steady,
although few statesmen figured some of their
sales strong to sc higher. Receipts moderate.
Quality was quite a little better than on
Tuesday. Prices range IS. 7o@71o; bulk, Sc. 80
$3.50. Sales: -. 81. .-: .. ..---.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago June, 4.-Bntter steady; cream
twins, 5s10@10hc; daisies, 11@11kc; Young
Americas, 11A@12c.s Eggs, firm: at mark.
eases neludsd Live poultry
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Liverpool Grnin5 ~.

Liverpool, June 4.-Wheat ASpot dull mo l
northern spring. IS I'd; No. Cali fornia 6s
3Ad; futures steady; july IS lGsssd sSeptem-
mixed, new, 5s Sd: American mfxed. old, s5s
Sd; futures steady; July nominal; September,
5sa1d October, os I'd. sssaYS'S + + sss--fes s
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Kansas City Live, Stock.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 4.-Cattle, receipts,
5000; market strong to 10c higher; beef steers.
S. 1907 40; Texans, s31015.6 5; cows and heif-
ers, s25o96: stockers and feeders, sSq5. 50.
Hogs, receipts Is, 600; market weak to loo
lower; heavy, 81 3od7 So medium, S7@7.3o:
workers., s7@7.1o: pigs. ssds:a5. =
Sheep receipts, 1000; market strong; lambs.
s5MI 90
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THE FLOUR MARKET
Quiet and Steady Tone Rules-Ge1
eral Demand Moderate.

The -four market shows change of impor-
lance, and the price tendency is steady and
firm. Millers report a fair general demand,
with the total volume of business moderate. i
Shipments for the day We're 42,1@ brls
First patents are -Quotable at s3.70@3sS0;
2.95; second clears. 1920 81 e, '
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Totals ,264 1886 SOC
CATTLE-Receipts Of all kinds limited.
There were practically no butcher steers on
sale, although offerings included fair run
Of cows. Bulls slow. Veas steady and &C
tive. Stock and feeding cattle active. Hef-
er stuff was in particularly good demand at
steady to strong prices The small run, and
especially the scarcity of good-quality stuff,
proved a drawback to the trade. Bulls slow
and weak. Sales:
Butcher Steers
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Wheat Movement by Roads.

Observation-Disclosures a.; Omaha, Is
St. Louis, 81; Great Northern. 81 500, %
Northern Pacific. IL. -. r.. 49,
St Louis Il 80 -. = = =. : - -.,IE
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CORN AND WHEAT

are again coming into speculative prominence
and higher prices for both cereals should be
recorded. The crop report shows the lowest
condition in 25 years for corn; this should
give that cereal an immense immediate adj
vance.
Crop shortage abroad is causing export
demand for wheat. aggregating 9,e00, 900 BUSH
els per. week. With a home consumption OF
over 5000, GOO bushels weekly, much higher
prices will prevail.
We have every facility at our offices for
handling corn, wheat and cotton orders az
we'll as stocks, and now furnish continu-
atinnS
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Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City. Iowa, June 4-Receipts-Cattle,
3oo;' hogs, 1850.
.Hogs-Steady to weak. Sales: -. = -.
south Omaha Live stock.

South Omaha, Neb., June 4.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market steady to strong; beef
steers, s5.25@7.50; Texans s4.40@575; cows
and heifers, SO. 1896: Gamers, 81. 50d3: stock
ers and feeders, s3@5.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 1890; market steady to
strong; heavy, s7.1597So; mixed, s7.1097.20i
pigs, IS. 75@65o '-.-.-- I'D. -
Sheep-Receipts, $500; market steady, sheep,
s3:25@6; lambs, s5.506710. --. -s 8. ..'
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Chicago Live stock.

Chicago June attle-Receipts. 11,ooo
1s@25c higher; good to prime steers, s7.10G
feeders, 81. 5e@5.40 cows, s1.5oGS; heifers
$2:5o@s. 60; Gamers, s1.5e@2.5o; bulls, s2.25@
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%; calves, s2us.5o; Texas fed steers. $500

$40; calves, s26l6.5o; Texas fed steers $500
SAG. -. g.. :
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 22,ooo;~ tomorrow,
10000: left over, ,3I; strong; mixed and
butchers, So. 1901. 571a; good to choice heavy,
s7.30G7. 45; rough heavy, s7a7. IS; light, $3.50
7.15: bulk of sales, s7d7.35. -
Sheep-Recefpts, Is 009 sheep steady; lambs
higher, good to- choice wethers. S. 5066 IS;
fair to. choice: mixed, s4.5G@5 40; western
sheep, s5.2565.35; native lambs. So 1901. 15;
western lambs. s.. 25@7. "a; springs, $50.
Official yesterday: Receipts-Cattle, 3,41s;
hogs, 7,071; sheep, II, 601. Shipments-Cattle,
800; hogs, r924; sheep, 2s5. --... -. $500
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, June 4.-Close: Wheat-July
q 70@7oAc; No: / spring, 1i0c. Corn-July
57h@57Ac; September, 51A @51ssc; cash, No..
mixed, soc; No. 1 white, &c. Oats-No. !.
white 45c.q @-:F .,.s Z
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Railroads entering the yaros reported re-
ceipts tor the day oy loads as follows: Chi.
eago Great Western, 3; Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul, 10; Minneapolis & st. Louis. II
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, 81
Great Northern, $; Northern Pacific, L; 500
/: total a.
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5 Chicago Seed and Coarse Grntns.

Chicago, June 4.-Flax-Cash northwestern
s1,76; southwestern, SIS; September, $1:45;
October, 81. 40. Rye-July, 56A@57c; Septem-
Der, 54Ac. Barley-Cash 64@1Sc Timothy
September, $4.75. Cloyer-Cash. s.. IS.
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Daily wheat movement.
Receipts, Shipments,

'%.- - June L.. = - -. & =
The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary g wheat
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Hides, Pe1ts, Tallow and Wool.

80 MOL. No..
Green sailed heavy steer hides. ...... g. 8.
Green salted heavy COW hid es......... SN ~
Green sailed light hides. ......7A 6A
Green sailed veal calf, to 16 lbs. ..10A 81
Green sailed veal kip ~ SIG
Green sailed long haired or runner
kip .oA ~
Green sailed deacons, each so 40
Green or frozen hides and skins, 1c per Ib
less than above quotations.
Green sailed horse or mule hides,
Green n sailed OF gree. green frozen horse -s'
or mule hides, medium ............ ESQ LIS
Green sailed horse or mule hides,
small .-...... 80. 80. 80. l.fV S1Do
Dry flint Minnesota butcher hides..12 .@1411s
Dry, flint Minnesota, Dakota and -,
Wisconsin hides ...............H lO7s
Dry lint cali SKINS lais
Dry flint kip skins ......!...-.....R l70l2
Green sailed pelts. small to large, -
Ds sS' flint territorial pelts. per 81
Tallow, inTcakes 6B 57s
Tal1ow, in barrels ................. * g.
Greese, light .........:.... "a 4
Greese, dark .....:....:............... ~ 81
| Wool, medium, unwashed ...........12 @13
Wool, fine medium, unwashed .......u OH z
Wool, coarse, .unwashed ........,....11 G12s
Bright Wisconsin and similar grades. 1@2e
| higher than above quotations. Seedy or bury
| wool, 1@2c less.
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]! svisYork Provisions.

New; SsTorE, June 4-Beef-Quiet. Pork
Firm. Lard-steady; prime Western steam,
2 There was 10 further precipitation Id the
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sHEEP-Fat sheep and lambs steady and
active. Spring lambs quoted lower. Choice
ones sell IS and fancy would hardly bring bet
ter than s6.25. Stock and feeding stuff slow
and weak. -
Killing Sheep and Lambs
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Receipts, 1s.1oo bu: sales, 65, 1000 bu; advanced
at first on smaller receipts, but later yielded
96SAc; December, 4s04SAc. oats-Receipts,
g, 900 bu; quiet and steady; track white,
| Close: Wheat-July, 7sAc; September,
75Ac. Corn-July, SIC; September, 63Ac
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state Grain Inspection.
juno 3

I|-I-7 .E. |.JEnC s. ITi-1t--
Inspected Observation-Disclosures Northern
No northern, IA; No. 2 northern, 4; no
Chicago, Milwaukee & St.. Paul = No. i
jected, I; no grade 2.
Minneapolis & St. Louis-No. / northern,
mo. 2 northern. 20: No. 3. 6; rejected, l;
500 Line-No northern, 8; No. northern,
10: No 3, i; no grade. /.
Chicago, St. Paul, MINNEAPOLIS & Omaha
No. 2 northern, 4. No. 3, 81 rejected. 2.
Total-No. 1 northern, f27; No. 2 northern,
"a; No. 8. 16; rejected, 10; no grade, 5.
s.. Other Grains-Cars-No. yellow corn, 5;
No. 8 corn, Z; No. 4 corn, 5; no grade corn,
Is: No white oats, 5; No. 4 white oats, i;
No. 8 oats, 8; No. rye, 2; no grade rye 1;
No fax, L; rejected fax, 8.
Cars Inspected OIt-No / northern wheat,
rs; No. 2 northern wheat, IA; No. 3 wheat, 8;
no grade wheat. 2s;;.No. corn. l.; No. white
oats, 2; No. oats, 4; No. fax S; rejected
I fax, 3.
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Lead.
BOSTON WOOL:

st. Louis, June 4.--Lead-Firm; $5s5@397h
Spelter-Strong; 81 .65. 49,. -:
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GENERAL PRODUCE
omeial Quotations minneapolis Pro
'4s tt-.& 'duce Exchange.
- - Wednesday, June A.

Extra creamery butter, firm: ex-
: ira dairy, firm Strictly fresh eggs, ::
steady. Live poultry, steady. fora- ::
toes, very weak. Fancy country :
dressed veal, higher Strawberries F:
StendY go - - -.
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St. Louis Grain.

st. Louis, June 4.-Close-Wheat- Higher;
No. red, cash, elevator, 73@751ac; No.
hard, 7212@72Ac. Corn-No 2, cash, 62@621ac;
July, 6ohc; September, 55$@55Ac; dull
0ats-Higher; No. 2, cash, Ale; July, 32Ac;
September, 27Ac; No. 2=white 45c.
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Receipts and shi ..,.nts

June s. s.
4 Received-W Wheat 1873 cars. 1880 bu; corn,
"a. 900 bu; oats, 10 070 bu; barley, $40 bu; rye,
1 500 blu; fax, ,420 bu: -four Ito brls: mill
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1, 300IWestern UnionI 90AI 90 s0hI 9oN
100lWheel. & L. e. ...... ...... % %
LOCO do LIST pr 80. g. 60hI 60h 49,.
1901 do I'd pr $50. ......l ......l 81 .35 |
1,S00(Wisconsn Cent 27A( 27AI ~ YIN |
20Ol do pr $500. 49N 40 49, 49k |
Nor. Securities. :..... 10l 101