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RuTTER-Extra creameries, per lb, 2l1ae;
hrsts. per 10. zoc; seconds. per. 10, ,llc;;
.daslries, extras. per IL, avc; aalries. .nrsls,
per 10, 1sc; seeonos. per ID, ;1o.se; roll and
PRINT, l5c; packing STOCK. per lb, lo1ac; ladies,
ursts, isc; seconds, loc; renovated, laney, zue;
Enthusiastically fresh. case count. per doz,
lic; checks aud SECONDS, luc.
54$ or nats. fancy, per 70, l4e;
twins OF mats. choice, per lp, lzsglAhse; prlck.
llmbnrSsr, No. 1, pei ~, lac; hmpurger. No:
2, per 49, l0yllc; pultosl per 10, sc; prlmost.
NJ. !. per IL, ic; Dlock swiss, NJ. !. per
!. .isavisasc; No :, S7ssysc; Young Americas.
1ancy, Ntpc; choice. 1lv12e
Live fOuLrhf-4 urkeys, mixed coops,
llg llciiI chickens, yearllng- roosters, per 10.
1lc; hens. per 10, lzc; ruosters. per ID, ocs
thlekels, breiiers. liz 20 los, per doz, $4.ou
a.; Ettefpers, ave. age. 10 N IDS, per uoz,
5.soyt; ducks. wnlte, loc; aucks.< colored.
sY,aa pnEesr:n s MEATs-veal. fancy. per lb.
7c; Ialr 10 gooa. per ID. oaauee; chin, small
Or overweight, aW'oc; mutton, fancy, country
dressed, 61x@HSc; mutIou, tam, .sWtc;l 1ahue,
nAlk,s peits <On, l0lgloc; iaues, tancyr- 1att,
sny7sc;; hogs, iignt, SC; hogs. medium, oc;
rsi FisH1flke, per 1b, rose; crappies, medium.
to large, per lp, DC; small, per 10, &C.;
p,cksFsi, Drawn, per 10, o1zc; round, per ip'
Aye; s4nnsn, percn, etc., 10, d0ic; punaao'
sa1oc; turt,es, ID, zQsc. : e.. -,
| ruIkrOEs-Wnlte stock, per. bn,: in car
lots, soc; white stock, less than car lots, spc;
mixed red IN car lots, >ooc; slual lots. sacked,
4 ,ouevci new southern, per Du, Szoe.
| q UNlUNs--Red uiooe, per, Du, $l.oO; Silver
1 Skins, Fper ou, "; Spanish. per- crate. Ss,
! southern, per sack, g.
I1RiED rEAs-Fancy yellow, per bu. 81. 45
| medium, per bu, $l.4O; green, fancy, per bu,
IL 80; green. medium, per bu, $3.50; marrow
ISpRiEp BEAAs-Fancy navy, per bu. 81;
| choieS navy, per bu, Sl.I IS; medium. hand
/ nicked; Blu, $i.75; medium, -ralr, 4f.25; me-
! d.um mixed and dirty, so@soe; brown, fancy.
al15fPgIhEtas aAPPIEsIGimpsr n rwis per br,, 5oas;
Missourt Pippins. bfl, S5go.50; Winesaps, brl.
ianey, bri, s6.oOa5; Ben Davis. choice, $4ql
EHnRR1Es-califor per 1o-lb box, 81.
pRANGEs-Caiifornia snavels, best fancy
iiass. ss@s:5o; Mediterranean sweets, all sizes
box 3S.7oQ4; blood oranges, half box, $3.50
sfIResM sfEIReMoNsIMsssinas t5Ss tsncy W ;s7s4 "a choice
1850: California, fancy. as to size. $500
iSIISsi 'PISEilPPiEs-New, southern, large, pc,
deg, 1850; small and medium, s.. :
sTRAWBERRlEss- Is r. + car, lot re-
i ssIRsii BAsiAeNAsNFsney, large bulches, 50; me
diam punches, $2.75; small punches, $3.50 -
ETABLBs-Asparagus, new, 2-doz box
besss. per fs 81, s.; Wax beans, ssb;u IS; Ma' bo1
peas, sreen, per bu. $3.50; home grown
b Ease, sel California, IL. rsdishes, hone me
| xrown, per doz, s0c; onions, green, per do
lunches 25c; lettuce: per doz, Ss5c; lettuce
G15c; parsley, doz, s0@s5c; squash, summer
crates, i225: cueumpers, doz, tl:25; celery
s5as5a: bsets. % per dos bunebss soe; tomatoes
FIer{da, per 6-bssket crate. IS,
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LONDON FINANCIAL
Consols and Quotations of American
M Ys9g Securities.

London. May ia ?. m:-censols m for
conda, 5N; Atchison. soss; Atchison pre-
TERED, 1ooA ,BaltimeEe & Ohio. losh; ~ cana- asa
Chicago Great Western, ssh Chicago, NM MI
waukee 6. st. Paul, l13; Denver Rle
Grande, 43:f,Denver & Rio Grande preferred
SO; Erie 3Sss; Erie first preferred, eS&; Erie
second, preferred q Illinois Central lS,;
:sas & Texas, rs; Missouri, Kansas & Texas
preferred, 50; New York Central ISL; Nor,
preferred, s2K;' Ontario. & Western, 33A;
pennsylvania, 7s5A Reading, ssA; Rsadins Rsaslaa
S4N; Southern Railway, 3Sh; Southern Rail.
way preferred ssuthepn Pacific nle,.sssa ~
30; United States Steel, AN; United States
Steel preferred, ssA; Wabash, 27M; Waoast
Bar silver, 23Ad enncerIain) per ounce.
Money, 2h@2A per cent.
Rand Mines, 123s; De- Beers, 44as.
The rate of. discount in the open marke'
for short bills is 2A@2 1916 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open marke
for three months bills is 2A@12 1876 per cent
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sales Stocks III At.,ELs T as}. nx Ra Is Ri R;a /,
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RANGE OF JULY WHEAT.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS,
A Quiet Pit With Little DoinE at the
.. Opening. Il. !. : si.s
CHICAGO GRAIN

A Quiet Pit With Little DoinE at the
.. Opening. /. ;e5s
Chicago. May .1S-opening business in
grains to-day was again of a dull and unin1-
portant nature, July wheat opened shade
to 1s@Ac higher. at 75asc to 751e@75ae, on re-
ports cf. more. rains retardinE spring sowing
in the northwest -. - x /,
Receipt. also were small enough to 30 bull.
Liverpool was steady. Other conditions were
favorable: growing crops received rains In
the west, and a quiet pit worked against any
soniess ssr ayonna reses
cars, OF contract grade; Mnneapols and
Duluth reported SO ears, making. =. total for
r were X: as4 ooo ' bu aganst ss46oe b. last year
Wheat maintained fair tone on the foreign
tSsS ~eps up until til sts II the Tssn apsl sna a
business BUSH si I brought slump of ,1e and july
'eSea Gleae: ve7K Whessy t isssr Il at 9as
eeseieRsse easS Wseat .sH NJ: red, ssssss; 81:
ssqa 4st.s NO s71e ha5s vsss Ne aaFEsFs
spring, N1a@7she; No. 2 northern spring,
75N@77c; rs. spring, qIs@76!ae. 1S y !
Lever cables, favorable weather and an. al:
1s' uy 20 ssn sss sSsf
6ehc, and although there was little GnFn
offered at these prices, the market weakened
until July SOlQ at o21bC. 1Tadefs SS4efStly
were waiting for something to develop Re:
ceipts we're little better, at IS cars. ?gSSs:g
| Corn was sold rather freely after the mrs
hour. The report that within week loea
receipts would average 200 cars daily de
pressed prices still furthersS,.and july closes
weak, ADHe. lower, at. 61A@61Nc, =
Close: Corn, May. 6hMe ;sJuly, 61N@61Yc
September, sehc; December, 4oA@4oAse; Ma.
(190s), 461se; cash corn No:f3, 621s@k2Ne.S
| Fractional advances were made and. held Ii
oats on very small den1an d from eonanissiol
houses early. Business was dull and tai
higher, at a6s4c to $3.50. Receipts 1Oa cars.
Close; 0ats-May, 4sc; July. a4hgstHe
30%c; December, 29Hc; new, 31@31Mc. Cash
| Oats-No. 2, 43A@43Ac; No. 8. 43G43A4c.
| The following was the range of prices: IS
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New York Grain.

New York, May 1s.-Flour-Reeeipts, 1897
barrels; sales, s.4oo pkgs; firm at the recent
advance, but quiet: Minnesota patents, - 80
bakers, $s1o@3.3o;. winter extras, 3s.1b@a4o
winter patents, ssso@4.25; winter Icy grades,
s2>s5@s.2o. Wheat-Recetpts. 1925 pui sales,
through the influence Of steadier cables,
rains in the northwest, small receipts and
covering; May, Sl1zc; July, s1hgslT1l6c;; Sep
Steady; state, s2Ge3c, G. t. T., New York,
ear lots; No. western, 65Ac,.f Q. aaoat.
Corn-Receipts, S,400 bu; sales, 4o.600 bl;
cause Of favorable weather, enlarged country
offerings and easier cables; July 81 1-1H@
6Iac; September 65M @65Nc. Oats-Receipta,
46,50O bu; dull and easy; track white, 551G %
- Close: WheatsMay, .soAc; July, sds4e Germ
May, 8SMc; July, 6sbc. =" 500!
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Logan to Stephens: In our judgment, the
cash situation is healthy one. The only
pressure of late has been from confident short
selling The markets. in: an oversold condi-
ton Corn is dull. There is probably slight
increase in the country offerings, yet the
feldings are In strong hands. H.
Chicago to- sWhallon. Case & Co.: Wheat
opens shade higher on the report Of north
western wet weather. A few small nervous
shorts covering, but buying IS not OF good
class.
ported and yielding to selling, mostly for To-
cal shor. account.
Antwerp: Wheat closed unchanged.
Berlin: May closed &c higher, Budapest Aac
lc1 : !. =
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THE CASH TRADE
Flax Firnl-Nothing Doing in Rye or
Barley.

Barley.
FLAX-Cash fax continues holding about
oven with Duluth May, and the nominal fg
ure to-day was s1.76. Rejected in small lots
brought s1.75. One car No. / sold at 81. 76h,
but small lot of No went at $1.76.
Minneapolis received I car, against last
year, and shipped 1. Duluth had cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis. cash, $175; to
arrive, $l.76; May, $1.76; July, Sits. Duluth.
cash, s1.7S; on track, s176: to arrive, $1.76;
May, $1.76: September, $1.45; October, 81. II.
CORN-No. yellow brought &c. No. 4
sold at 57mc. At the close No. yellow was
quoted 6oGS1c. Receipts, cars; shipments,
2 cars. - 49, e. --
OATS-A fair business was done, better
than expected, considering the extremely light
receipts. No 3 white oats closed at 431kc.
Receipts, cars; shipments. 4 cars
FEED AND MEAL-Cearse corn meal and
cracked corn are quoted $22. IS; No. / feed,
$23; No 2 feed. s23.75: No. 8 feed, $25
granulated corn meal in cotton sacks at the
rate OF $3.50 per brl. '- -.
MILLsTUFFs-Bran in, bulk is quoted at
s14G14.50; bulk shorts. $15@15. .2o; flour mid
dlings, s1s5e917; red dog, s1s31s5o; feed in
200-lb sacks $1.50 per ton additional; in 100 10
sacks, 81 per ton additional. Shipments,
1,o05 tons.
RYE-No rye came in. nor was there any
shipped No. Q closed at 58c.4 zS
BARLEY-Nothtng in and no shipments.
Feed grades, 84GD6Sc; mailing grades, 66@f0c.
HAY-Upland fancy, s9@s.5Q; upland
choice. $7Is; upland No. L.. ss@7; midland,
SS.50Qs; medium $s@5.5o: off color, $4@4. so:
timothy, fancy, s1o.5o111; timothy, choice,
s10@1O.5o111 80; timothy, No. l, ss.56910; rye
straw, choice, s4@45O. Receipts, Al tons.
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surnr ana Coffee.

New york, May l6.-C Coffee was steadier and
BfI1o points higher on the call on general
bilying The foreign news at hand was Of 4
6uilish tendency. Primary receipts were be-
low the average, reaching only Loo bags
Il ports aud 1880 bags at interior towns.
Trading was quite active. AT IL noon prices
were MT 10@15 points higher and firm. Spots
hr1niy Held, more active and held norninaily
higher Sat SIC for Rio T. Rio hrn: No,
basss Sugar, raw, firm fair refining. zMe
centrifugal 96 test, 37-16c; molasses sugar,
sKc 4 rsffaed steady; crushed, 5.i6c: powdered
1.j6r, xfafaiated, Else. Moiasses steady; New
ptlsanS 33@4lc. N fq
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INVESTMENT GOSSIP

New York gossip to Watson: At least
80 per cent Of the days limited dealings IN
stocks represented professional ventures and
orders from pool there is only languid interest
In the market. Large operators. however,
continue to talk higher prices and say that
while for time speculation may run to spe-
cialties, the outcome will, be a general ad-
vance Money is cheaper and Is expected to
remain around 5 per cent on call. 1t Is esti-
mated that the $40, ,Oo0, 900 securities said to
have been &liqufdaied of late by. Strong, s: &
Co. have been transferred to London This
and other, transfers of the sort have re-
lieved the situation. ~
Watson from New York. Think market has
received another blew and look for. III to go
lower. We. shall be pleased If 1t does not
become, demoralized later on - -.t~
Holiday in Liverpool Saturday Monday and
Tuesday -Whitsuntide. IS -
G.. E: Lewis, from New York.. Market lacks
support. Long stock seems to be coming to
some extent.
New York to L. Il sowle: The worst is
known, which is better than uncertainty and
rur1ors as a speculative factor for those who
hold stocks and while. the strike. will have a
restraining effect on speculation, rdullness
with reactionary tendency will be the result.
wisconsin Central earnings for second week
of May Increased $4,000. From July Il In
crease, S614,O00c -. = -
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New York Produce.

ssNsw York. May 1s:-Butter-Rsceipts, 1913
pks. srbet s state dar 2Sgsss state
tory, II af2o1kc; imitation creamery; 1s11@21c.
Cheese-Receipts, 2,701 pkgs;z market firm;
new state, full-cream, small, colored and
Hhita, lAc. Eggs-Receipts. II, ,535 pkgs
market steady; state and Pennsylvania, tic:
western lat mark, 1sA@17Ac; southern. at
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PROVISIONS
Chicago Provisions.

Chicago, May 16--Prices for hogs at the
yards were lower, and Influenced renewed
selling of yesterday character in the pro-
visions pit. There was: some small support
from packers, but 1T had little effect early.
July pork opened. !7lsc to SC lower at s17.35
to $t7,37h, and sold TO s17 7.49.S July lard 5@
July ribs 5@71ac to t21a@5c lower at ss671s to
SO. 7G.
Close: Pork, May, 81, ,es21s: July, s17.35; Sep
tsnbeF, 81 lsnuary sl7so Lard
>l0.3211a :; October, 5000 Ribs, May, S9.75;
July. $s.70@s.721s; September, s9.721s.
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MISCELLANEOUS
New York Cotton. !.

New York, May 1s-Cotton opened easy,
With prices : to I points lower and continued
to worry lower under active liquidation by
Hes and fine crop and weather reports. July
dronped to S.S5c and August to S.5Sc, fully
Ii boints under the final bids Of last night.
Wall asroet q moderate settler Of the August
opttoH.
COTTON Spot closed quiet. mtddling uplands,
y11kc; middlins gulf, sNc; Sales a02o bales. Z,
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Ed: schiHinEi = Red, ;: Wing Pr r: Nelson.
aurora; :Seheider Brothers, a Co. -Denno;
Elk River, Cattle company Elk River; W. E.
City; !: becker; Gass County State Bank,
Casseiton George Schaub,: Wabasha ]. ".
Jones', Durand; Farreln &: Keefe, Redwood;
W: -E. yFeeney.. Maple Lake; Hoerner & Bo-
der, Buffalo; Aberdeen National Bank, Aber-
deeen; 3, Johnson: Peterson q Go, Hector;
Nicoiiet:: Lefschen' Brothers, Ghent;: Nash &
CLARK; MARSHALL; 5Dswnas q Bachman; Win
DEM Nand Wilder; s. HssPetts,gst.. Peter; H:
Co.. Otisco; G.. Liebberand Jordan; II. A.
Andersen New Richland; F.. Gibbons c.
Jones, Mantorville; w IS. Burke, Riceville;
j. Junderle, Elma; Carver, .BJorgstadt &
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car; salt, car; dressed meats. uf,p00 lbs;
butter. 10000 Tbs: railroad materials, y cars
sundries, AZ cars; car lots, 4S1. 81
shipped-Wheat, 26 cars, 24,44o bn; corn,
LAO bu; oats. $3.50 bu; fax. 7so by; AGAR,
2,SN, ,7so lbs; lumber, IS cars; machinery, als.
800 lbs: brick, 5000; lime, car; cenept, 100
brls household goods, 10000 lbs; tlss,, Il fafs
stone and marble cars: live stock q. IL q esr: M
hides pets, etc, $1,000 lbs; railroad ma
terials, II cars; sundries, 81 ears; efr lots
$40 -.- E.s 49, NO. %
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DuIuth Grnin.

Duluth, MIMI. May 1s.-wheat was active
hing l July opened No up. at 1856 advanced
to 7esAc; declined to 76ac, and tlntedl tic
lower September sold at from 7tc 70 1asse,
and closed weak at 73c. Flax was steady sal
cash. but 4c of for Septerrber ana iMc I'D
for October. Receipts Wheat. s cars; sAti,
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Receipt. and shipments.

Received Wheat, ST cars. 1880 bu; corn
1900 bu; oats, 4,720 bu: fax. $50 bu -four,
b48 brls: hay, Al tons: fruit, $4,000 lbs; nler-
chandise, 21s1,o1O lbs; lumber, 20 cars; posts
and piling. 50 cars; barrel stock, 3 cars; ma.
chfnery, 40s, $50 lbs; coal. AL tons; wood, 8.
cords; brick, 80. 600; lime, cars; cement, 600
brls; stone and marble. 8 cars; live stock. /
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Grand Forks Po.toff1ce Coins.

Special to The Journal:
Grand Forks, N. D., May 16-As, an indi-
cation Of the growth of Grand Forks the past
year. the records of the postofhce are safe
a guide to follow al any. During the year
ending March 1, 1901 the postal business.
exclusive of the money order business, was
&c., coo in round numbers, while the total busi-
ness for the year ending March 1, 1902, was
s30,7Go. This is a material increase. and
will probably result in better salaries for all
employees. Since the beginning of the fiscal
year, even greater increase has been Lcted.
During April. 1891, The receipts were $1,000,
while during April, 1902, the receipts were
50, 800. Postofhce Inspector Elliott spent a day
here installing. the Doremus patent letter
stamping machine, which was made necessary
by the increasing business.
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Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, May 1s.-Flour, steady. Wheat.
steady close. No. northern. 77lsG1sc;, No,
higher; No. {, SoNc. Barley, Arm mo: 2.s7sG
74c: sample ss@7sc Oats, steady No. 2
white, 4s5f@46c.3 Corn, July, 61Hc. ss
Wheat-Puts. 741e; calls, 75ssc. n
! Corn-Puts 6ihc: calls, 63Ae.<
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>. Delegates Chosen at Primaries.

Specialize The Journal -
Huron, S.. D., May f6.--These delegates were
chosen at the primaries on Tuesday to renre-
sent: .Beadle county in, the republican state
convention at Sioux Falls: First commission
Costello: second A. S. Jones, Clark Under
hill, F.: NJ Webb: third, Frank Wood. H. s.
Cook, J. W. Buell. fourth, John Murphy.
Worthington Ross, Jud Willis; fifth, John
Schultz NJ. E. Alien, %. E. Payson; city of
Huron, I'll. Kent, r. c. Gibbs H. A. Van
palsenl, C.. NJ, Cooper, w. II, Smith. c. II:
French, g. S. Hutchinson, F. NJ, Wilcox. at
large, Coe I. Crawford and John H. King. "A
very light vote was cast. sg
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midway Horse Market.

81 minnesota Transfer, st. Paul., Minn i, May
1s.-Barrett & Zimmerman report continued
good trade and the total for the week prom
fsing to be large. Shipments to various
Dofrts Of Wisconsin have been IN progress
besides a strong and aggressive demand for
team horses by local men: Prices can be said
to. rule somewhat lower than last week. on all
grades on this market, yet the country Prices
are holding unchanged. Values: Il. .1
3rafters. choice . !. s. i45Q1l60
f1rafters common to good :. =. 1e0014o
Farm mares. extra .....:.. 115@140
Farm mares. choice ee................ S09115
Farm mares. common to good ........ 75(bi60
Drivers and delivery ......... -. 49,. 1O0@i3S
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sS sioux City Live. Stock.
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Chicago Live stoe1z.

Chicago, May. 16-cattie, receipts. $500
slow, about steady; good to prime steers, ssst
@7,4o; poor e medium, s5ass 80 60: stoekers ars
S2T5065 Gamers. q ST. 60D2 50:s bulls, S2.7i
ass; calves. $2@7; Texas fed steers, $3.50
$50 ~. IS, .
0oO; fIeft over, 55e1; 5@10c lower: mixed and
butchers. $s.soR7.2s good to choice heavy
81. .2s@7.4 40, rough heavy s707 15; light. u. y
az 10; bulk Of sales E4z.2o.
Sheep, receipts, 5000; sheep, steady; lambs
higher: good to choice wethers, $5.s0@6.50
fair to choice mixed, $5.25@6 75; western
sheep; $5.50@6.25; native lamb, $5.25@675
western lambs, S.. .904l6 80. -:--s-.- So
Ofncial yesterday: Receipts, cattle, 9,675
hogs. 1850: sheep, 11,561; shipments, cattle
2,019;. hogs, 4,543; sheep. {, ,255. ts.t.4:
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Is cars; hax,9 cars Shipments-Wheat, no.
s6t Ehu; barley, 10000; fax as,ss7. :.
y SCioea: No. 1 hard, cash, 7S7se: No. / north
sEn, eash and July. 7aNc; septemtsr. =, 7sc:
Ana H9 Ma9 norte1rR E ssTsd Ne Ns @
3I4b; October, $1.4l1a; corn, 601sc; oats, Sep
tenher, 2sAc; cash, 45c; rye, 551xc; Manitoba
wheat cash, 74Hc; No. 2, 72Ac. A-t 8 y
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THE FLOUR MARKET

Steady and Firm With, Demand
Fairly Active.
Prices remain steady. Demand from abroad
Is light yet there is a little business reported
In low grades. Shipments are holding up
fairly we'll, te-day's figures showing 81. .6S2
brls. Domestic buyers are taking a little
more than early in the week.
First patents are quoted $ssaa3.aa; second
patents. fs.eS@s76;. first clears. s2.so@s; sec
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Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool, May 1S-Receipts Of wheat dur
Ing the east three days. 80. 900 centals.. in
cludjng S4s, 900 American. Receipts Of Amerf-
can lcoFn during the, past three days. "a 200
centals, Wbcat-Spot steady; No. northern
spring, 6s sd; No. California, IS ID; futures
quiet May. IS 1ssd; July, IS: lAd; septe1nber,
Is 3assd. Corn-Spot steady; American. mixed,
lures quiet; July, IS 2s4d; October, IS I'd:
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago, May 1e.-Butter, steady: cream
cries, ts022c; dairies, 1s@20c, Cheese, steady;
twins, lS@12Ac; daisies, 121sG13Nc: Young
Americas, 13c. Eggs, steady; at mark, cases
included, 15Ac. Live poultry, Arm; turkeys,
l0@12e;t chickens, 12c.
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kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City. Mo, May 1s.-cattle-Re-
ers and feeders; s31o@5.2O.
Hogs-Receipts, 900; firm packers, s7.05
@7:25; medium, $6.95@7. 20; workers, 81; pigs.
$4.a0@6.75. =
sheep-Receipts, 1000: steady; sheep. $3.50
$780, lambs, $5,4Q@7.10.
80 South Omaha Live stock.
south Omaha and May
7.25; Texans, $4.10@5.40; COWS and heifers,
So. .s5@6: Gamers, M75@S.25; stockers and
feeders, S2.75@5 %. ,:->*
Hogs.Receipts, II, 900; SC: lower; heavy.
$40 80: mixed, .$T@7.10; pigs, $5.50@7.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; steady; sheep, $3.25
@5:75; lambs, $5.50@6.s0.
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Kan sas i City Grain.

Kansas City. May 1e.-Close: Wheat-May
l2ssc; July, nH@z114c; = cash No. 2 hard
No. 2 red; 79e; mo. 2 spring, s741ac
Cprn--May, 62Ac;. September, 56@6SMe; No
5 white S7@671ac. Oats-No. white. 46c.
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OMciaI Quotations minneapolis Pro-
duce Exchange. ~.
..1 It..>'; U>r;a.y Nov &c

Extra, creamery butter, easy, ex-..
!: ira dairy, easy. Strictly fresh eggs,
!: lower. Live poultry, steady. fota-
!. veal, weak. StraWberrles, STEADY.
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715;- Texans, sa.45@6.lo; stoekers and feed
ers, $2.S0@4.S5; cows and heifers, S2.25@6. 40.
Hogs-Receipts, $500: 10c lower; packers,
s6.S5@7.10; butchers, s7@7.3 81
Sheep-Receipts, so; steady; sheep, SIS. zS
@6; lambs, S6@7.50.
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Boston Mining stocks.

Boston, May 16.-Closing copper quotations:
Adventure, 22A A@2sk; Arcadan, 6@61a; Ar
36A@S7 Calumet and Hecla, 545@555; Cen
tennial, 1s@1e1h; Cochiti, S5@5o; Continental
Zine, 3 bid; DAILY West, 443 bid; Dominion
Elm River. 3A@4; Franklin, 11@11H1z;. Hum
boldt,, 40 bid; Isle; Royale, 13@1s1s; Massa-
chusetts, 1s1a@19A;, Mayfower 2A@s; Michi-
gan. 10@11; Mohawk, Ss@Sakr Old Colony,
@64; Parrott, 26@27; Phoenix, 4A@5; Quincy,
12sg13o: Rhode Island, .2@2h; Santa Fe. 2!s
@2A; Tamarack, 170@1721s; Trimountain. 100
asked; Trinity, 12k@l2A; United States Min
ing; cSoA @50N; Utah, 211a@ a@221s; Victoria, 40
AZ; Winona, sA@ssa; Wolverine, 54n@56:
Wyandotte. 114@l14%; Consolidated, o1A@
1%@1B; B. C., 9G9A.
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Chicago Seed aud Coarse Grains.

I Chicago, May 16.--Fiax-Cash northwestern
Sl.77; southwestern, $3.50; May, $3.50; Sep
1-rembeF. $14S; October, $i.44. Rye-May, o64zc
| J4lys soS7ac; September, 56c. Barley--cash
l:6s9t2c. Timotny-Septemper,> $o. Glover
Cash. S. 2S6DS25 r.. 49, =
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Wheat Movement by Roads.

May Is.
Observation-Disclosures, 2S: OmsFa, ~;
Northern Pacific, q; Chicago Great Western, 4.
shipped-Cars-Milwa 2; Omaha. Z 81
Louis, ii; Wisconsin Central, 1; burlington,
l. Chicago Great Western, 2. ~ tgsH
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ct. Louis Live stock. +;
ST. Louis. Mo-, May IS -Cattie-Reeeipts,
500; steady for natives; beef steers, "a. 300
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Daily Wheat Movement,

o. W ~ May 16.
The following are the receipts, and ship.
ments at the principal primary Nhest mars
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railroad Lahorer Arrested.

Special to The Journal
Pine Island, Mimi, May 16.-Sheriff .Lund-
quist of Red Wing, has arrested Eric Boy
stronl, railroad laborer, accused of stealing
a team Of horses in Wisconsin.
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New York Provisions

New York, May 16.-Beef-Firn. Pork
Steady. Lard steady, prime western steam,