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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-17

LAS VEGAS.

From the Record.
Justus Harris. who is quite low with
typhoid fever, is reported a little bet
ter.
Mrs. B. Ilfeld. of Albuquerque. after
few days spent in the city as the guest
of Mrs. j. Judell, left on the flyer for
Chicago.
Frank Roy has filed suit in the dis
trict court against the board of county
commissioners of San Miguel county to
the sum of $1,000.
Edward f. Hobart and wife. of San
ia Fe. have transferred to Olof f. OIL
son. a resident of San Miguel county,
q parcel of land located in the vicinity
of the experimental station. Consider.
alton, 5000.
Mrs. Charles Watson received word
that her brother, Carl Howard. was
very ill and not expected to live. at
Chickasha. Oklahoma. Mrs. Watson
accompanied by her husband, left for
that place.
Martin Lehman. of Las Cruces: G. l..
Ballard. of Roswell, and w. c. Barnes,
of Dorsey, were in the city attending
a meeting of the cattle sanitary board,
held in the Office of Secretary j.. A. La
Rue.
A hearing will be held before George
P. Money, referee, in the consolidated
mechanics lien claims of Wagner q
Myers. Ludwig Ilfeld. w. Fl. lobe and
the Muscatine Sash and Door compa,
ny upon the Crockett building. Messrs.
Spiess, Reed and Hayden represent
the claimants, and A.. A. Jones Mr.,
Crockett.
While Joe Sena and wife were out
riding their house on Eighth street
was entered and robbed, some money
jewelry and provisions being taken. A
night or so ago two parties came again
to the house. thinking nobody was al
home. When they tried to force an
entrance Mr.. Sena shot through the
door and the bullet hit m of the
thieves as a trail of blood led towards
the west side the next morning. No ar
rests have been made yet.
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mas window display now for sale at
the Economist.
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r. w. D. Bryan
Frank w. Clancy

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NJ Office, First National Bank building
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DENTISTS
e. ]. Alqer. D. D. S.

ARMIJO BLOCK, over Ilfeld Brothers.
Office hours: s a. m. TO u p. m; 1850 p. m
to . p. m. Automatic telephone No. 1852.
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LAWYERS
Bernard S. Rodey
|. NJ. Bond

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w., Washington. D.. G. Pensions, lands
copyrights, caviats, letters pat
mt. trade marks, claims.
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THE MARVEL OF THE AGE.

Air as a liquid. 312 degrees below
zero! Freezes alcohol, burns steel!
Boils on ice, etc.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.

Have you seen that blue enameled
steel ware at the Albuquerque Hard
ware company's store. 1t is the most
beautiful and ornamental a gel
seen in Albuquerque.
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John II. Single,

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office, Cror
well block, Albuquerque, n. NJ.
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PHYSICIANS

ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. Cromwell bio,
Albuquerque, N. NJ.
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e. w. Dobson

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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16

u - 80. O
Extra creamery butter, -easy;} ex-
:; !: ira dairy, easy; Strictly fresh eggs,
steady. Live poultry, easy. Pota- Z
!. ..@::s::veal, lower. Strawberries; steady.
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Followed by an Advance, Realiz-
Ing and Setback.
tSs -
BUT ST. PAUL WAS STILL FIRM
Canadian Pacific Made an EARLY
Rise Of Point Over
Saturday. K

New York, June 16.-The torpid condition
of the speculation was unchanged this morn
ing. Dealings were on very moderate scale
and changes were Insignificant The most
prominent stocks were unchanged There
was some special demand for American Car
at an advance of. u. ..:..
& Prices were advanced quite generally, but
the improvement induced some realizing,
which unsettled the slst; and subsequently
caused general setback. Missoari Pacific,
! st. Paul and the Smelling. stocks were seonr
spicuodsly firm, but the movement otherwise
/. vas slight Colorado Fuel declined .1A;
Pressed Steel Car, ia and North w estern
!, preferred point with a subsequent recoy-
cry Canadian Pacific rose about a point
over Saturday. ss. :. go s*. =.
Small buying orders were executed in some
OF the leading stocks, and as offerings were
small, some good gains were established
Missouri Pacific. twas,sthe' most, active! but
scored only a fractional advance, but st.
Paul, North Western, Great Northern pre-
ferred, Iowa Central preferred, ST. Louis : &
San. Fancisco, Toledo St. Louis & Western
preferred and Des Moines & Fort Dodge
gained 1@2A. Canadian Pacific, sold up to
1874, and New York. Dock jumped 31s. Twin
City r apid Transit fell off | and Chicago,
Indianapolis & Louisville preferred, l.. Be
fore noon proft-taking had some effect, on
special stocks, but there was no decided
pressure. Bonds were firm at noon. =
Many prominent stocks showed: no response
| to the rise of the two or three leaders. When
st. Paul Canadian Pacific and Missouri la
| cihc reacted the market became heavy and
dull. American Linseed preferred and Min
neapols & St. Louis rose N each, and
Delaware g. Hudson lost IA. Wabash pre-
ferred also lost about a point. g. 49,
Room traders covered shorts in the gen
eral market when Reading was lifted to 66,
The more active stocks rallied to their high
price of the morning, but the United States
Steel. stocks and Sugar were rather heavy
| Delaware & Hudson recovered fully and the
Minneapolis. ST.. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
stocks and American Express advanced
1902. !" - ., :,
The North Western stocks rose 8; New
Jersey, Central, 2, and Chicago, Indianapolis
& Louisville: preferred rallied N. The tone
generally was rather heavy and. the market
was very dull. St. Paul preferred dropped
~; Hooking Valley preferred, point, and
Des Moines & Fort Dodge reacted ". and
Canadian Pacific a point The closing was
dull and easy. .aysCa.s e.'5ss~. -:
Stock quotations reported for The Journal
by Watson & Co., brokers, Chamber OF Com
merce, Minneapolis - .s;n.t -, -
Closing figures are bid. -:
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81, ,0s6, ,942.37
MISCELLANEOU
New York Cotton.

New York, June 1e:-Cotton: opened strong
er, resulting from official reports that prac-
ticar1y no rain had fallen west Of Georgia
during the Sunday interval. The south At
lantic states, however, were pretty thorough
ly covered with moderate rains, thus. setting
at rest all drouth talk for that district. : To-
ward the close of the first hour; July liqui-
datipn sent the market lower again. Il duly
dropped to S67 and other options were heavy
In sympathy Trading was not heavy. Wall
Street bear interests appeared to be: freely
Offering July and August contracts. :s.s.
Later in the morning the market weakened
seriously under what appeared to be .liquida-
tion of July interests. Noon bids indicated
a net decline of four to Ave points. Spot was
dull and rather easier, with middiing uplands
quoted 5-16c 1niddlng gulf 9-16c.5 = .-:;
Estimated receipts at the ports: - - :
Total 1000 bales against Bats actual last
week and Z ,06S actual last year. ,5ssss,2s
For the week, 20, 900 bales, against 23,l Lac
actual last week and 5o,oO4 actual, last year.
To-day's receipts at New Orleans Were sS9S
bales, against -2;558 last year, and at Hou-
ston, 1926 bales, against 1853 bales hast year.
Cotton.-Spot closed quiet; middling uplands
9ssc: middling gulf, 95sc. Sales, 2e0 bales
$500; July, ,8.63c; August, $3.50; September
S.O6c; October, 7.93c; November, 1850 ;EDecem
Der, .s7c; January, 7.S7c; February, 7.s7e
March, ~ p 80
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16
MONEY REPORTS

NEW YORK, June 16.-Exchanges, s12!,-
158, 400; balances; $6,217, ,097. a. =: =, =: =
NEW YORK, June 6.-Noon-Money on
cali, quiet at, per cent; prime. mercantile
paper, 1905 per cent sterling exchange firm,
with actual business in bankers bills at 81. .S73s
"a. .SS112 for demand, and at $4.S4B@485 tor ~
days; posted, rates.. $4.S51A@4,S6 and $3.50
1854 commercial bills, $4.s4R@4. .85aass;; bar
bonds steady; refundng Is, registered 1919,
silver 52bc: Mexican dollars, 42c; government t
coupon l0S1a;; .3s. registered 107.x coNpon cl01;
new As, registered 13o1a codpon 1851; old IS.
registered a095s, coupon 1101a; 5s, registered
PARIS, e June 16.-Three per cent rentes, s10l
London. % francs 2O1s centimes. Spanish IS
closed at S22 Private rate Of discount, -16
per cent. ~ a4t,.t. ~. Es4 !. Ft. ~ - -
BERLIN, June 1e. 1e.---77Exchange on London, 70
marks 47K pfennigs- Discount rates Short
bills, 11a per cent; three months bills, "A
per cent. -. " ~, = =:
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Clearings, s13,-
45S, 300; balances, $3.50, 266 :. money, 4@f1z per
cent. .;.r-. - 49, t.sa. ~ II.
! BALTIMORE, .Junue 1sss-Ctearings, s3,e61,,z
1855: balances, $aoS.S763 Money. 5 per cent.
BOSTON,, June 16.-Exchanges; 81, ,594, 1917
balances, $l,7Sl, ,O82. '5:sts -
CHICAGO, June 16.--Exchanges, S$21, ,30S,7 ,76s;
balances, 81, ,69S,s57 posted exchange, $4:S51z
for 60 days; $488 on demand New York ex-
change, at par. - - @,ass
MIN SNEA LIs-Bank = clearingss: s1,77s,.
$685. New York exchange, selling rate soc
premium, tAying rate 4Oc premium; Chicago
exchange, selling rate SOC premium, buying
rate par; London s6G-day sight documentary;
$4:s5. ls.s ~ ~. -. = .
ST. PAUL-Cleariugs, s., ,096, ,94237. .,..-
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Wheat Weakened Slightly at First
but Turned Firmer Later,
Closing Quiet.
VISIBLE DECREASE 2,5o1,o 900 Blu.
Receipts Here Little Above Last
Year-News of the Grain
-. Trade.

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, June
16:-A very slight dip in prices marked the
opening OF the week in wheat, but this gave
way shortly to frmness and the small loss
was recovered General rains were shown on
the map over the Ohio valley and there were
local rains in Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri.
A decrease of 5000, 90 bushels was shown in
the report of the amount on passage and this
was an influence. for strength. The corn
market was dull with little firmness, but
nothing doing in a speculative way. Local
wheat receipts ran ahead OF last year py
103 cars and some little pressure came from
this, but the effect was only momentary.
Liverpool was Ad lower at the close. For the
week America shipped 100000 bushels, Rus
sia 2152, 900 and the Danube l,212.0O0 bushels.
Argentine shipped 9S6, 600. India $4,000 bushels
and Australia nothing. Total worlds ship
ments were 7,100, 600 bushels, against S,460,O
last week and S,1S5, 900 year ago.
At primary points 6cS, 600 bushels were re-
ceived, against $50 900 last year, and pri-
mary shipments were $4,000, against 6T 900
bushels. Clearances wheat and hour equaied
253, 900 bushels. The visible made decrease
of 2,521 900 bushels, which brings the total
down to 23,57NQO0 bushels,
Broomhall cables that the weather in
France is cold Wheat Is backward but fair
promise, although plant turning yellow.
Lodging on heavy soil. Warm and dry
weather much needed. July wheat closed at
7415c and September at 69A @693sc; DecemI
Der closed at 695sc. - ,.-z-
The cash market was active and there was
more wheat on sale thano on any day for
some time. The tone was steady on No.
northern, but a trihe easier on the lower
grades. No sold at 74A@75c for the bulk,
and No ] to arrive sold at 74Ac to 70'sc.
There was fair trade in No 2 northern to
arrive at 72hc to .727sc. Spot No. brought
721s672&c. No. s. wheat sold. at 711sc for the
average. Rejected and no grade were well
taken. --E =. -r---s
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THE CASH TRADE
Good Flax Mnrket-Corn and Oats in
Good Sale. ..

FLAX-There was a good trade in fax this
morning with an active market all through
Spot offerings were taken up promptly and
nearly everything in came on sale, only few
cars going for delivery on previous sale. No.
/ sold at 81 76 and No 1 to arrive at 81. IS;
rejected sold at S174. .--
Minneapolis received 21 cars, against 25 las.
year, and shipped none. Duluth had l. car.
Closing prices: Minneapolis-Cash, $1.76;
to arrive, S1.75; June, es1.75; July, s1.75. Du-
luth cash, S.75; to arrive. $1.TO; September,
81 .43R; October, S1.39. -. r - e Z
CORN-There was an active corn market
No yellow closed at 571aG5skc. Receipts,
% cars; shipments, cars. n -
OATS-Demand was fair. No. white oats
closed at 431a@44c. Receipts, 10 cars: ship
ments, cars.
FEED AND MEAL - Quotations are
steady as follows: Coarse corn meal and
cracked are quoted S22@22. so; No. 1
feed, s22 50@22. Is; No feed, $23. 25@23. 75 No.
3tfeed, $2435124. 75;: granulated corn meal in
cotton sacks, at the rate of 50. 80 per barrel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. report good demand
and are oversold on some grades. Bran in
bulk is quoted at $13@13.50; Dulk shorts, $50
1850; flour middlings, SIT; red dog, $19@19.50;
feed in 2OO-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional; in
1O0-lb sacks $50 per ton additional. Ship
ments, 575 tons.
RYE-No. closed at 53c. Receipts, {
cars; shipments, none
BARLEY - The market was quiet. Feed
grades, 5O@55c; mailing grades, 55@63c. Re-
ceipts, cars; shipments, none.
HAY - Upland fancy, S9 upland choice,
$3.50: midland, s6@7; medium, $685. timothy
fancy, s1l@11.50;: timothy, choice, 1O.5O@1l
timothy, No. t. $40; rye straw choice, $40 4.50.
Receipts, "A tons; shipments, 10 tons. -.
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LONDON FINANCIAL
ConsoIs and Quotations of American
l.t" ~ 5.Es Securities. -aa. Sss7 (.

London. June 1e.-4 p. m.-Consuls for mon
ey, 96 7-16; Consuls for account, 96 9-16; Ana
conda, 5A;5 Atchison, "a Atchison preferred,
1osN; Baltimore & Ohio, ,1osA Ganad1an Pa.
Great western, 30A Chicago, milwaukee. l.
St. PAUL l76M; Denver & ltlo Gra@de, ID Es. ash;
ssss; Erie, first preferred, 7o1ss Erie, second
preferred 81 Illinois Central. 156z Louis, :
Texas. 27%; Missouri, Kansas & Texas pre-
ferred, 60; New York Central, l60A; Norfolk
& Western, 5S1z; Norfolk & Western pre-
ferred. 81; Ontario & Western, s4; Pennsyl-
vania, u; Reading, 1875; Reading, first pre- pre-
ferred, 43; Reading, second preferred, Bay
Southern Railway, 50; Southern Railway pre-
ferred, 's7k ;tsouthern Pacific, 66A; Union Pa.
cific, 10S Union, Pacific preferred, ,901a; United
States Steel, 401s; United States Steel pre-
ferred, 91A Wabash, ,2SA; Wabash preferred,
1914 "a, Spanish fours,: S01a;, Rand Mines, l21z;
De Seers. 42ass. III ;. - =,
Bar silver, uncertain, 24A ounce. Money,
2@211 per cent. s.... y: .! r. 80
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 2aa per cent. (.
The rate in the open market for three
months bills is 25s per cent. -: -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16

decrease 1s5.75s corn 81. .731, increase Is. .3e1
rye f,2l4''=i increase 1854; barley. 1920. un-
Close: No hard, cash, 76Ac; No. north
ern, cash, "73Ac; to- arrive, 74Ac;; July, 7sAci
September, 70Mc; No. 2, northern, cash, 721zc;
No; ,,,7oAc; Manitoba, cash, SAC. No. 2
t2Ac; flax, cash, SLID; to arrive, SID; cash,
northwestern, $l.70; strack, Sits; September
$l 4S}a;: October, $l.os; rye, to arrive, 55Ac;
September, 52Ac; oats, September, 1sc bid.
New York Grain: ~
New York, June 16.-Flour, receipts, ~
49,. sbris; ;fsales, s,1O0. pkgs; about steady tn1
was was dull Wheat, receipts, l23,00O bu:: sales
100000 bu; declined at first under large north.
western receipts and more favorable weather
after. which it rallied with corn; July
z 15-1S@78Ae; September, Is 10 16@7e 1-16c
DECEMBER, Il 1-16@77,sc.' Rye, steady, state
6SQ64cs c. !. +. New York car lots; No
western, Csc. +. 0. b. atloat. Corn. receipts
40,950 ebu; sales, $4,000 bu STEADY to firm or
higher cables and good western support; July
6s7s@661zc Oats, receipts, ,1o2, ,ooo bu; steady
track white, 54@155c' = .'< = = ~ u:
Close wheat. July. 1880; September, 7s,ac.
Corn, July, $3.50; September, 6314c. 2
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Receipts: and Shipments.

= ---I'. = IItI June H. - :. =
- Received Wheat, 4s5 cars. 1863, $50 bu: corn,
2O,9S0 bu; oats, ,'24. 700 bu: barley, 1850 .bu
rye, $3.50 blu; hax, 1910 bu; flour, SIS brls;
hay, IA tons; fruit. asa, 653 lbs; merchandise,
3,242,sOS lbs: lumber, 46 cars; barrel Stock,
wood, 81 cords; brick, 124, 600; line, 5 cars;
cement, 1,240 brls; household goods, 1000
lbs; pig iron, As cars; stone and marble; s
cars cars i've stock ears; dressed meats. ~ $50 %
cars; sundries 50 cars. Car lots, f,113.
Shipped-1Wheat, g cars, 7,74o :bu; oats, 2s4o
bu; Hour, 1886 brls; rnillstuffs, 575 tons;
hay, 10 TONS, fruit, 51,164 lbs; merchandise
2,744,49O lbs; lumber, 1856 cars; machinery,
444, 40: lbs. lime, g cars; household goods,
10000 Tbs; ties 43 cars; stone and ;marb1e' IS;
live stock. 2 cars; linseed oil, 260 brls;l oil
cake, 10000 lbs; hides, pets, etc, 1890 lbs:
railroad materials. 5 cars; sumo dries, "a cars.
Car lots, 722. %EtiaF s1n!iG "s L:t.! = Z /;
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Coffee and Sugar.

New York, June 1s-Coffee prices lost
points on the opening, but ruling fairly
steady on the tone. Weakness in all foreign
markets, very heavy clearances from Brazil
and Continued bulky receipts, with practically
nothing in the way Of bull news as an Offset
were responsible flor the drop locally, Z, Noon
bids showed a net decline of 5 points. Sales
July 4:7oc; December, 5.1Oc: March, !. SOC;
May. 5.45c Spot Slightly easier: 3-1e@5Ac
eRi6 is. "a: Fio steady; No.i7 Rio. 4. $0:75,
forsthei United Estates. l2,ooo; cleared for Eu-
rope, T0QQ, - 5 4sga g. .:s5 ~ 8,
I;ugar-Raw firm; fair refining, Sc; centrifu-
GAL, a6stest. 31ec; molasses sugar, 2Mc; refined
trms, crushed, 5.2Oc;; powdered, 4.s0c.. granu-
lated, 470c. Molasses-Qniet; New Orleans.
3S@4ic. ~ 1,sa 3
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16
State Grain Inspection.
JUNE IL. ~.
Inspected -Wheat-Cars-

Inspected In Wheat-Cars-
Great Northern--No northern 13; No.
northern 32:l No. 8, 6; no grade, a.
Milwaukee-No northern, 8; No q north
ern, rs: No. 3, II; rejected, 8; no grade. g.
ST. Louis--No. northern, s; No northern
19; No. 3, 4. .,
500 Line-No i northern, 4; No, q northern
S: No. 3, 6; rejected 2.
Northern Pacifc--No. 1 northern, /; No. (:
northern, 4: rejected, l.; no grade, D.
Omaha-No. 2 northern, 80; No. 3. 8; reject
ed, 1; no grade. g.
Total-No northern, 20; No. 2 northern
10T. No. B. 80 rejected, Z; no grade, 27.s5
Other Gransv-No. !; winter wheat, cars
No 2 winter wheat. 81 No. winter wheat Il
No. 3 yellow corn, il No. corn. Z: No.
corn, 4; no grade corn. 2: No. white oats. 4
Nc white oat S, 3; No. 3 oats. L; no grade
oats, 2; No. 9 rye, @: No 3 barley, j; No. ~
barley l. No. 3 barley, 1; No. ! flax, z
Cars inspected out-No. / northern wheat
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago; June t6.-Cattle- Receipts, 2o,oon
including geo Texans market steady. weak
medium, S5@7.25: stockers and feeders, $2.50@
5.25; COWS. 81. .40@s7os heffers, $2:25@6.s0; can
ners, 81 1902 40: bulls, s2.255. 90; calves. 81
@6.5o Texas fed steers. @6.70.
Hogs-Re Receipts. to-day, 5000; to- morrow
80, 900: left over, S.T24: market 10c lower
mixed and butchers, $1,000. .45; good to choice
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New York Produce.

New York, June 16-Butter receipts; 11,1i
pkgs: market firm; state dairy, 1S@2lc; state
creamery, 19@21kc; renovated. 1761a1tc:
factory, 1sAc: imitation creamery, 171a620c.
Cheese. receipts, 1854 pkgs: market steady;
all grades. s9&c. Eggs, receipts 1925 pkgs:
market steady; state and Pennsylvania. In
@1Sc
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: sioux city Live Stock.
s y =. fs,I + = , ~ . q ? - =
South Omah ha Live Stock.

South Omaha, Neb, 1e.-cattle, receipts
3,1oO; steady: cows and heifers. ss75@a.T5
Texas steers, $4. 40@5.a0. Gamers, s1.75@3.25
stockers and feeders, s3@5.25:
Hogs receipts: Il, ZOO market, 5@10c. lover
heavy, $7.25@T45; srnixed, S3.40@5.
Sheeps receipts, ss6eos lambs. s567.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16
Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool, June 16.-The imports of wheat
into Liverpool last week were 200 quarters
rom rom Atlantic ports, none from Pacific and
Of corn from Atlantic ports last week were
100 quarters. s'.., ,Esss. -, 80.
Closing: Wheat, spot No. 1 northern spring,
steady, is I'd; No, California, quiet, IS .31kd
futures quiet; July, IS 1OAd; September, IS
lasd: Corn, spot, quiet; American mixed,
new, IS sd; American mixed, DID, SIS Cd;
13sd October, 5s Id. - $50 - =
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16
Chicago Produce.

Chicago. June 6.-Butter-Steady; cream
cries. ls@21c; daires. 171a@19c. Cheese
Steady: twins 1Oc; daisies I0A @101sc: young
Americas. 1Oha@10Ac. Eggs-Steady: loss
off. cases returned, 15c Live Poultry-Easy;
turkeys, 1O@12c; chickens, hens, 1o1sc; springs
1s@22e.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16
Toledo Grain.

Toledo, Ohio, June 16-Close: Wheat
red 7Sc. Corn-Strong; cash, 63Nc; July,
6$kc; September, $3.50 ) NO. 3 mixed, CSC; No
3'yellow- white, Soc. Oats-Dull and steady
SsTh' SaT 2ae 4e 1u!y s7he aac septem
easier; cash. $5.o27a; October, $oo7h. - :; :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16
THE FLOUR MARKET

No important Cha hanges-sh1Pments
Very Light. =.
Shipments were lightest for year, this
owing to the closing of the mills on Saturday
for the employees picnic. Millers say. the
market is without important change in any
way, and trade half way between fair and
dull. Little foreign business is being entered.
For the day, shipments were 49, 500 brls. :.
First patents are quoted at $S.90W4; second
patents, $3.60@3.70; first clears, S215; second
clears 81 20.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16
LOSING CASH PRICES

40: No. northern wheat, &c., No. 8 wheat, IS;
rejected wheat, ) no g ade wheat. 49,; No.
3yellow corn, I; Nos corn, 3; No. corn. 2;
No. white oats, 2; No. 4 white cats, |:
No. oats. g.; no grade oats, I; No. rye. 5;
No. fax, 1;srejected flax, 3. q. ya.s
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16
Wheat Movement 2by. Roads:

s1 ;r.e; JUNE ;%t;> =, = . 80 ,st4 \ 81 /
Received--Mi ilwauEee, s5 cars;s omaha : j Of
St. Louis, So; Great Northern, t46; j; Burlington;
Western, A. s4':: w. ~. ,fThlEs1Rfa 81 81
Shlpped-Milwauhee, cars: st. aLouis, :; 3;
Great Northern; 1; Chicago Great Western 1,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16
Daily Wheat .Niove1nent

The following, are the receipts and ship:
ments m at The. prineipal primary lazy wheat wheat
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16

Totals. .:................. J. .143 1885 so
CATTLE-Receipts Of all kinds moderate.
Butcher calves steady. Offerings included
nothing good. Bulls and veals steady. De-
mand for stock and feeding stuff was suf1-
cient to clean the pens at steady prices. De-
mandr was especially good for hefer stuff.
Stock and feeding bulls slow. Good mich
cows steady; others weak. Sales: -. -,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16

Minnesota Transfer. st. Paul, Mimi, June
16.-Barrett & Zimmerman report the horse
market opened with a light demand On all
classes of horses, the movement being only
that incident to light retail demand Sales:
Drafters, extra s1656220
Drafters choice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 135d165
Drafters, common to good ............ 115@135
Farm mares, extra ................... 125@140
Farm mares choice conference.-the. 1o06125
Farm mares, common to good ....'.... 509100
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-16

. !taHTUaus .enrefthg- the yards reported re-
ceipts. for the day by loads as follows Chi
Ecago5 Great Western, 2; Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul 3; Minneapolis & ST. Louis, 9; Chi
cago,s St.fgPaulaT Minneapolis & Omaha. 4
Great Northern, Z; Chicago, Burlington 6
Quincy, 3; total, 81. H..
Disposition of stock Saturday, June IA:
Firm: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Swift & Co ....... ......... 20 1,235 5:
Leo Gottfried ............ 80.
Country buyers ...i..... .:122 ga.