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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-16

$3.50. 200 d NV, Or
$3.50. 1910 18th NV, Or
335. 80 .6l3 n Y av.wareh
$35. 80. 1876 r NV, 81
$36. so. 1924 W NV, l0f
$36. 80. ISIS W NV, 1lr
$35. 50. .1407 Coreoraa, u
$50. 4a2 9th NV. up'r floor
$32.W .2S19 11th NV. Sr
$40. 80. .l422 33d NV, Tor
$50. 50. ..710 18th NV, 3,
$50. 40. 1914 Corcoran, 7r
$50. The Franconia. II
$50. .....111l N NV. Eat
$3.50. -. .811 Sd ne, o.
$3.50 The Cumberland. 2r
SGT so. TheMOntgomery,4 Ar
$27. 80. 1874 9Th NV, o.
$27. So The Brunswick, 2r
S27. 30. 1905 L NV, Or
500. 40. 49,. .631 A se. 7r
$23. go. .2313 N NV, Tor
$25. so. BIOS p NV, 7r
$25. .305 ID NV, Or
$3.50. 3473 Morgan AZ. Or
$3. 30. .12o b ne, 81
$25. 80. ,2A47 N NV. SD
$3.50. .604 Quincy nv. Or
$25. 40. SIT Spruce NV, e
$25. 80. .A3 9th ne. Or
$50. so. TheCumberlAnd.H
$50. IS. 1888 Mass ne. Or
$40. 80. ....1432 T NV. Or
$40. The Cumberland, 2r
$40. 80. .815 r NV. once
us. 80. 1928 9Th NV, Or
1880. All I ne, 7r
$3.50. :. 1929 Sd sw, Or
SIS. SOL q NV, ONCE
1880. sol D NV, ONCE
$11 30. 1884 9Th NV, 4r
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$40. $40 r NV. once
50. 10. 80. .2130 r NV. A.
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FOR SALE-rO ALL OWNERS OF DOMESTIC
sewing machines we take pleasure In announcing
that Domestic sewing machines, parts and repairs
will be sold at agency, 929 ST. NV
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE co
All complaints Will receive prompt attention
free Of charge.
Mail orders promptly attended to. au257st
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FOR RENT-BY Is. r. SAL
1926 9Th DIV. store &
Tab & cellar. $50. 90
1923 9TH NV .sto&cel As 40
1921 Harvard, l1r, b. IS. 90
$40 Mass nv. Or. b. IS. so
1913 18th NV. l0r. b. 10. 50
8 4th ne. Or, b. 81. so
l3sS 9th NV .sto&6r 30 90
1885 Sth NV, Sr. b. .2S-5o
1907 18th. 5r&b fat. .27. so
BIS Mo av NV, Tor. b. %. so
e02 J. NV. Ar. Sd q. 20. so
l744 18th. sto. Gel sta rs. 50
1lI 7th NV. sfo&cei. p. so
Office rooms at $40 + st. n
FOR RENT-BY MARTI,
1925 PENNA. AVE. NV
2S20 lith. Or, ami. SIS. 90
2 Cooke pl. 1877. ami 81. 90
1902 L NV, Sr, b. ...35- 80
1909 Il NV, Sr. b. 30 80
PISS l. NV, 1lr. b. 40 80
1870 W NV. 10r. W. 35. 80
laos IL h NV. 7r. b.3J.00
1881 I'D NV. Or, b. .27 80
2l0I ! NV, Or. W.. .27. so
900 ] NV. 5r. W. ..12.0O
1923 Ia av. CIR. b. 30. 90
1918 10Th NV. Or. b. rs. so
OIL Nh av NV ,9r. b. 26. 80
S37 18th Sc. Or. b. ..16. 30
kensinston. Md.Tr.w IL. 90
12l5 18th NV, Or. geo
Ola Hughes ct. Avis 80
l26 18th ne. 2r. 100
12S 18th ne. 2r. 400
$50 18th ne. Or. 800
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FOR COMPLETE LIS.
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NV.
01 L NV. 7r. b. :. %. 80
l433 9th NV, Sr. b. %. so
11l2 7th NV. store. .T. so
lI1O 1th NV. sto, 3r. Is. 10
400 n Cap, 4. tat. IS 90
l2i5 ii Ne. stoSc~l 10. so
1904 It'll NV. sto&2r. 1880
~ . NV. 5r. b. 1880
us 9th ne. store. 1900
3l04 It'll NV. 5r. w.10.3O
l2ls 1th NV. 3r. 1000
4o2 D NV, OF rs. 81 & IS
RI sos 18th NV tcoD q. 80
ats Navy pl Sc. Ar. W. 4. 50
w, steam heat. sel2-tf
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FOR SALE-ATTRAOTIvE NEW HOUSES. ON CO.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; bed rooms and 2 baths:
hot-water heat; feceDtion-hall plan; Kitchen on
LIST n0or; back stairway and porches.
These houses aro well built and combine mod.
ern idees In arrangement and hnish and compare
favoGaby with any hoases offered for %, 800, Lo.
cation and surroundings yssy dasisahas Open for
inspection. Accommodating terms
ssl1-6-l0 H. L. BUST. COS 18th NV
FOB SALE-BAR0AIN-NEART rH AND ME-:
rooms. bath, cellar; nice location; in excelienf
csndition: god lot; fear alley: pGiee, $4,000
an2S-n.4 d. d. THOMPSON. 1885 st. NV
yOn SALEA R1AUTVUL AND HANDSOME
Hsstdence. Roman brick and stone: baths: ali
nod: imR.; het-wster heat lust sbovs Dupont
Cicels. Cost 9lt.e00; win sell g. $50; terms to
sss.n AAA1 = LsA1ssffT4 sI 4.
S0R eALE-CHRAPEsT HOUSE. WARRINGTON
Heiehtsi Roman brick and stone; stories; Il
deep tcs z steyl facing south; srsat hr1ais:
s sof3 N5iVSi 81 ssp =, 20; tefms s.st
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BROS,
:. WASHINGTON. d. c.
2B'seil's ct, LIST II IT, VA. 80
STORES.
I3S 23d NV. 500. 90
3S44 II NV. rs. 90
llO3 21st st 600
STABLES.
2fl2 b. ] stall&loft IS. 90
1896 RI Odd q st&loftlO 90
FLATS.
1890 h sw. I'd Il, 5r, bS31 90
1874 B sw ID a, 5r, b. 81 90
1924 b sw Sd a, 5r, b q. 90
200 ii. I'd d. 3r, b.10.O0
l25O 23d NV. Pr. 600
1924 l NV. I'd q, Or. w. IL. 30
1919 22d NV. 3r, b. Is. 90
lab 22d NV ,3r, b, hg. 20. 90
zoos 18th. 3 d. Or, b. 1880
1924 Il sw, LIST d ,5r. b3O. 90
1890 b sw. 5r. b, 3 q. %. 90
1918 Pa av. attic rm. $50
! APPLY AT OFFICE.
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DIR. YOUNG, {g2; &: Z
DIR. FISK ELGIN.

Office hourS-0 to I, to 6, to 9. 824 18th st. NV
Specialist in Chronic Diseases Of both sexes and
any nature. Professional matters strictly connden-
tial. Medicine furnished Prices moderate seS-26s
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FOR SALE-KISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-$s FOR HAIR MATTRESS PARrS.
sample brass beds. rocking chairs, sewing ma.
chimes, Ane extension tables. Must be closed cot.
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BRADFORD COTTAGE REHOBoTH BEACH.
Oel.-Ocean front; room ind board from IS to $S
per week Capt. THOMAS Z. LYNCH, Propri-
au19-w
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22
SLUMP CONTINUES
Depression Of London Market Was
Reflected This Morning in
New York.
Reports of Gold Exports and the I'm
favorable Weather Map Helped
the Decline.

New York, June 22.-The depression in the
London market this morning was reflected at
some points here at the opening, but resistance
was offered and reeoveries followed. In other
stocks opening prices were higher, the advance
In Atchison reaching 70. The market was ex-
ceedingy dull
market was soon Offset by sales of the Coalers.
Pennsylvania, Reading, Baltimore & Ohio, Erie
and Delaware u Hudson fell off rs to rs, the
latter amount in Pennsylvania. Reactions later
IN the Grangers and Pacifcs reached good frac-
ton, when shipments We're announced and trad
ing became spiritless. Realty preferred, Metro
politan Street Railway, Consolidated Gas and
Hooking Coal declined point, Buffalo, Roches-
ter q Plttsburg =, and Paper Bag preferred 31s
Lackawanna gained 2 and Kansas & Texas pre-
ferrred and Pacific Mail 1.
Prices sank gradually on light offerings but
the volume of dealings grew with the decline.
The engagement of 81, 100000 in gold for ex-
port tomorrow and the possibility of advances,
as we'll as weather map unfayorable for the
crops, were the causes of the selling. Metro
politan Securities dropped 3%, Consolidated Gas,
Leather preferred and Wheeling & Lake Erie
first preferred 2. and Illinois Central a point.
ll stocks at noon were sharp fraction
ferrred rose 81.
Bonds were dull and heavy at noon.
deaSy selling OF Colorado Fuel forced it
Gown IA and the convertible bonds also dropped
Sharply. Brooklyn Transit declined about as
much and some other specialties also reached a
lower level The list was dull and negected.
diamond Match sold points below the last pre-
ceding SALE
trading was without feature during the after
noon, aside from the stagnation of the market
Prices dropped away for various Industrial
s tha put the list was not appreciably lower
points altogether, Paper Bag ~ and Pressed
steel Car and Reading point. Colorado Fuel
recovered q and Brooklyn Transit point
u, STOCK quotations reported for The Journal by
apolis. - -1e' 'Ainiie
Closing prices are bid
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22
THE CASH TRADE
CATS STILL H1eHER-ELAx SLIDES UNDER

CATS STILL A1sH Her Fl = 81 SLIDES UNDER
under dollar this morning and 971hc was the
figure number sole sales two fba It Wss
impossible to hold the figure and on the first
cut of &c to 9e1sc the strength was gone for
the day Sales followed at every fractional dip
to e71sc rejected selling to 95c for low. az
eraging s6@9ehc for much Of the better stuff
Minneapolis received 80 cars against II last
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, 991ac; to
srrive 9sAc; June, 99c; July, 9sc; Septem-
CoRN-Corn was easier and at the close was
with the ysry errae option n but nat at the close
special demand. No. yellow closed at 49@50c
Receipts. 81 cars; shipments cars
with the tone even stronger than last week and
prices higher all around. Trade is good and
are much se IN evidence. No. white sold at the
full figure Of 8ehc. No. 8 white closed at 3sal
@391sc and the market was strong and active
near the close. Receipts, 70 cars; shipments
BARIEY-Feed grades are quoted at 44@47c;
mailing grades. 47@4sc. Receipts, % cars;
RYE-Good demand ruled for rye at prices
firm and steady. No. closed at 4sc. RECEIPTS, 4
'' Fhn sP'p %SP MnS 81 is good The
strength comes principally from the strong oats
markets. Coarse corn meal and cracked corn;
Is oats s1e@s25 ground ee1 feed eo cor
and = oats s2o@2e $50 50; ~ ground feed 1-s
short, Is GS5a Il
IN nnespls Ted feed s1 In soS SACKS
per ton addtional; in 10-olb sacks, s1.5s per
ton Shipments HsS tons
upland, No. 2. SOS; midland, s:o@e.o: tinlo.
I i1.25; rye straw. No. 1. s3G5.5o oats straw,
$4.50@5. Receipts, "a tons.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22
THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT, CORN AND OATS ALL oPENEr
HIGHER ON FIRM MARKET.


HIGHER ON FIRM MARKET.
CHICAGO. June 22.-Heavy rains in the south
west with a lack of moisture in the northwest
I stne to create stGSag tone n wheat
1T b@ a and sSptemH bier c to @e
Dulllshl and bought freely and with rather light
offerings the market advanced still further,
5niy selling up to 779sc and September to 77Bs
391 cars which with local receipts of 10 cars
one Of contract grade made total receipts for
the three points of 40 cars, against 457 cars
last week and 452 year ago.
The pit crowd and large commission houses,
as well as the northwest, We're active buyers
the latter part Of the session ond prices advanced
materially, July selling up to 7Shc and Sep
TENDER to 76Ac The former closed with a gain
Of Fl { @l%c ,s at 1885, whileseptember was up
TENDER, 7ec; old, 76Ac; December, 1870; old,
7a ensR Wh ga SsrS red 7sHs No. red
7 "a Z northern spring ''@'Se; No. spring
Corn opened strong on the unfayorable
and September Z G%c higher aei at 5o@So r.
Later in the session there was some realizing on
the advance vance and considerable selling on the
tone. Local receipts We're II cars with So of
contract grade.
the eUsng fee at
and September &c higher, at 50bc.
tenss sSe 2ey s SeA Sep
Cash corn..No. 2, 5o@5o1Sc; No. 8. 5o@5oNc
~ Oats opening strong along With the strength
@4o%c, while September was nc higher at
33%c. Unfayorable' crop adyices brought a good
de 1% early Ig in the session July
sold up to 34c later reacted to 33Ac. Local re-
Close: Oats-June, 4O1hc; July 4oAc; Sep
tcn,ber, s2Mc: December, 3SM @lsic; May, 35Mc.
Cash oats: No. q 3Sl5 @39c: No. 3, 3s@3s1ac
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22
NERVES AND THE BREAKFAST
TARL e

"a Countess on English Customs.
The longer live the more convinced
am that breakfast Is the real cause Of
more domestic friction than can be &C
counted for by mere incompatibility OF
temper. It Is not in human nature to be
amiable In the early morning. The pat
riarchal system by which four or five diff
ferent branches Of a family live under
one roof could not possibly continue
abroad were the various families obliged
to submit to. the breakfast test. Your
father in-law, your mother in law, your
brother-in-law and his wife, your sister
in-law and her husband contemplated
over a dish of poached eggs in the early
morning would be impossible. but by mid
day, we have buried our savage instincts,
assumed once more the Christian virtues
and are prepared to face the world of re-
lations- law with resignation and per-
haps even the semblance of appreciation.
After all it is great thing to be born
English; it teaches us to- see the follies of
our national institutions and the happier
methods Of foreign countries-at any rate
In the matter Of breakfast.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22

ST. LOUIS LEAD, June 22.-Lead-Held at 81
@4.02h. Spelter-DuIl; $3.50.

Davis Of Grandin. N. D., to g. e. Lewis: took
a long drive in the country to-day find most OF
the fields in the shot blade and very short; these
straw, and Of course that means short yield. We
have had few light showers the last day or
sc1t Put n sooe an tG % E in half
cut Somewhat we do not get rain feM DAYS 70 De
than had an ths
Of the American wheat crop by the Commercial
West caused easy undertone to the market
The official wheat crop figures of India this
year are 2es. 100000 bu. against $4,000, 900 bu
ey VII Ill likely export
it for sale. SIS ~ -
Cables say good rains have fallen in Australia
Moore Chicago. to watson: Crowd too scared
to sell wheat on strong points. Every once in
awhile some broker will bid !sc over the market
for 100000 and start crowd to bidding. Easy
to bid it up.
clearances wheat and -four, $4,000 bu; corn,
$4,000; oats, 100000
Looks like Armour selling July corn. .
Weather map shows good rains everywhere ex-
cept in North Dakota and British northwest
There light rains in Red river valley yester-
day. 1t Is clearing west. Raining at Chicago;
Liverpool close: Wheat unchanged to I'd
lower. Corn unchanged Old higher.
Paris close: Wheat unchanged to confines
lower. Flour. SOLO confines lower.
Forecast: Illinois. Michigan, generally fair to-
night and Tuesday, except showers in east
saoar
tom tuesday Partly cloudy: South D st
ably showers Tuesday.
On passage statement Wheat, 3s,e1e, 900 bu,
decrease 2l36, 900 bu; corn, Is, 121, 900 bu, In
Chicago to Lewis: There seems to be corn
for sale at 5oe to fill the
may, lead to more advance.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22
GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE MINNEAPo
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

99ss ' psslss asss Strictly sst
Poultry saiE Ts weak country dressed
1ss Garsg h. 2e
1ee &, Sc seconds. re; packing stock. lac. 80
candled, loss off, per doa, 19e dirties, $s5j
per case or candled; seconds, including small,
eae and ss s. to aus;
fate fate, choice, lie; twins or nats fair to good
c brieE sfsss IeeSy 1 bsek or'SSe o
s PfimiGssd AZ sIs Sc SWISS No
swiss, No. i: BLOCK. l4a14%e; Swiss, '' No - !
DlG 24vn 12f Bo dals1ss NJ d2@ise,
9@c; turkeys, thin, small, unstable; chickens
hens, &c.; chickens, ROSTERS Sc; broilers, 1h@i
lbs ID: i5@1sc; broilers, to X lbs. 1a@lde
young, white, &C.; ducks. young, coiored, &C.
1Rb ISL ees MEAS sg7s fancy per h.
mutton. fancy. 7@sc; lambs, yearlings fancy
~ m sdi lambs ge Ssa99 d a@lae hogs
4e neKe4s mf pupo to i :rf s me 81
soaSa RRe5Ss FIJI P5zs s crate
4e oSfoSs sEats, S re. s. So e.
CABBAGE-New, per large crate, 81; small
POTATOES bu, small lots. 75c; car lots
No. i. sacks extra. eoc; medium sacks extra
PoPCoRN--old rice, per lb, 4@5c; new rice
N NV HoSn \, xR5ts lib sections
nKdHD s ys1low Pc 0u
BE BEANS - Quotations include sacks; Fanc,
dunn hand picked $225; medium, fair, 81. IS
medi In mixed and and dirty, So@99e br e fan
California. per ID, &C.. -
Sc: Badwlns S55i7 '4'0o VINO" i~'s'
PINEAPPLES-Per crate, $275.
caERR sIS2 cherries, 4-at case 3d. 10
ORANGNS--C California navels, fancy, $3.75@4
choice. $3@3.50; Mediterranean sweets, $3.50
b9 g,1 l., seedlings $2:75@s; Michaels 1855 +
ONs-Messinas soos to $685. fancy, 500
5.25; lemons, t00s to 360s, choice, $3.50; Cali
fornia, fancy, to size, So; choice, as to size
GRAPE FRUIT-Per box, $3.50.
ES-Per half box, 81 so.
STRAWBEERIEs-24-qt case, $1.s5@2; 1e-q
6 GbR ssss safs ssss g.
c4GfFoRSiA FR6IFs1 Cherries per box
E% 9mE per crate peaches
BANANAs-Tancy, large punches, So; medium
. y. YEGETABLEs-Wax beans sa sSp per bu; 81. 5o@
dos aSsoc Per dos
cucumbers, per doz. G. @7oc; celery, per doz, 81
potatoes per bu, $1.75; asparagus, per doz. 3d.
SSs do, 1 1eas es so g. pas
squash. summer, per doz, 75c@$1; caulifower
doz, $2@2.25.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22

8 St. Paul. l541a; DeBeers. CO.'S Denver Rio
Grande. rs: Denver & Rio Grande preferred Sc;
preferred, 81; Illinois Central, 1864 Louisville
4 Nashville. 112h; Missouri, Kansas & Texas,
2oA New York Central, 100; Norfolk & ives.
tern, 66A; Norfolk & Western preferred, on;
ontario q Western, 255a Pennsylvania, 64H:
Rand Mines, loh; Reading, 25N; Reading frsst
preferred, ~; Reading second preferred 33H !;
ferTed, 80; Southern Pacific, a4A; Union Pacific,
81 81 Union Pacific preferred, so; United States
Wabash, 247a; Wabash preferred, s4k.
Bar silver, quiet, 24@d per ounce.
Money, 2@2h per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short ;rt bills is 2A @2 a.16 per cent.
q, me rate OF discount in the open market for
three months bills is 2A @2A per cent
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22
Receipts and Shipments, June 20.

Received-Wheat. 327 cars; 300, SO bu; corn.
rye, 1920 bu; fax. 1880 bu; -four, 300 brls
millstufrs: 151 tons; hay, 81 tons; fuel oil. 4
cars; fruit S49,o7e lbs; merchandise, 2,442,2 45
chinery, All ,679 lbs; coal, LOGS TONS wood, 1926
cords; brick, $4,000; lime, 2 cars; cement.
iron. 45 cars; railroad iron, IA cars; stone and
marble, 10 cars salt, car; dressed meats,
road materials, cars; sundries, 73 car
lots, 1130.
1000 bu; oats. So. 100 bu; barley. 500 blu; rye,
$40 bu; -four, %, 90s brls; millstuffs LOSS tons
fruit 100000 lbs; lumber. 11s cars; posts and
piling, car; barrel stock i car; machinery
500, 400 lbs; brick, 10000; lime. cars; cement,
1854 brls; household goods, $500 lbs; pig iron,
60 cars; ties, 81 cars; stone and marble 8
cars; linseed oil. $50 brls; oil cake, $50, $50
lbs; butter 25,1O0 lbs: hides. pelts, etc. SO, 500
lbs; wool, $4,000 lbs; railroad materials, 10
cars: sundries 30 cars: car lots 1872
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22
THE FLOUR MARKET
PRICES STRONG AND H5GAER r.

PRICES STRONG AND HIGHER.-BUYERs
ARE GETTING SCARED IN.
fell off and the spnv of SHOWS tS ony
Is. 9Os barrels moved out This was In conse-
qenc Of the closing Of the mills for the e fhe
mills are nearly ali grinding. only two Of the
smaller ri plants being Closed and the outlook is
for a good week. Millers are complaining that
hard bar to" to operate with profit Still good many
''hold- loft" buyers have beer, scared IN ny the
been entered from this element:
Prices are quoted higher on all grades ana
are strong as quoted: First patents 81. 1904 40;
second patents 81. 2o@l4.sO; first clears, $4,000
& second clears. S2.4O 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22

WASHINGTON. June 22.--To- days statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive Of the $3.50 600 900 gold reserve in the
Sigisoa 6 shos s1G n cash
$27, 1886, 495; United States notes, $s,114, Cos;
treasury notes of 1890. $685. 800; national bank
notes. 1890 693; total receipts this day,
ss4 l5S this month $s5 22e 3s 49, this year
900; this. month, s25 $50 900; this year. $4e7,-
476.s52; deposits in national banks. $154 919 $50.
& NEW YORK, June 22.-Close: Prime mercan-
tile S@5k te sl@E exchange
demand and at 81. 80. 05@4S5.15 for 60 days.
posted rates. 81 S51a az. SO and 81. SSH; CONNER
cial bills 81 SAY; bar silver. 53c; Mexican dol
lars, 41c; government bonds steady.
Co of Boston have, engaged $35o.ooo gold for
The National City bank will ship $1,oo0,O00
bar gold to Europe tomorrow.
Co. have engaged $4,000 gold for shipment
NEW YORK June 22.-Close: Money on call
steady at La @2A per cent, closing 19@2. Time
money steady; 60 days. per cent; 80 days, Az;
MINNEAPOLIS. June 22-Bank claarings to-
day, $2044,4 24 49, for the week, $l2,615 .5122s
New York exchange, ceiling rate. Toe premium
buying rate. 25c premium; buying rate. Pc dis
count; London 60-day sight documentary, 81. S5M.
ST. PAUL, June 22.-Cearings, 1913, OS3 IS.
LONDON, June 22-The amount of bullion
day was E10O,0O0.
PARIS, June 22.-4 p. rn.-Exchange on Lon
don. 25f 141ac for checks.
Heise1 Bach. Icsdelheimer q GO. are SHIPPING
$500 900 gold to Paris tomorrow.
BERLIN. June 22.-Exchange on London, 20
marks 39% pigs for checks. Discount rates;
short bills, 8 srper cent; three months Dill, BIZ
per cent
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS


NEW YORK COTTON, June 22-The cotton
market opened unchanged to an advance Of 4
points, which was better than expected. in view
was Offset. however. by poorer crop news In gen
eral and particularly bad weather map. lead
ing shorts to cover and investments to broaden
until towards noon there was a net rise of 5@9
points on the near months and 50p7 points on the
new crop months, with the local contingent at
that time chiefly in control. Later cables came
better and assisted the upward movement that
followed the opening call.
At noon the market was firm on active cover
ing and bulling movement, with prices at best
level Of the forenoon, net gain of to II
points
Spot steady; middling uplands. 12.5oc; mid
ding gulf. 12.75c. Estimated receipts at the
ports to-day. $500 bales against lat bales
last week and $500 bales last year. For the
week. 5000 bales. against II 645 bales last week
New Orleans were 1.704 bales. against 1888
bales last year. and at Houston, rs bales. against
1893 bales last year.
Cotton-Spot closed steady. 10 points higher.
AIiddling nplands. 12.5Oc; nlfddling gulf. 1275c;
sales. 1853 bales
Cotton futures closed steady; June.s 12.23c;
July. 1229c; August, II. Doc; September. II. 05c;
October. 1O.1Sc; November, 990c; December.
$3.50: January. 9.S4c.
Counselman, Chicago, to Uballon, Case s. Co.
Wheat shows strength and gaining friends. 1t
looks like q market that can be bought on weak
spots and probably 1t seems it could not go
down over to Sc. and conditions may give Toe
profit to buyers. Would make initial trades on
purchase side on weak spots.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-22
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Whallon, Case & Co., from New York: On
better corn crop report next week. business would
be stimulated. The stock market has pretty we'll
discounted poor crop. The country is
busy growing. rich and people who have lost
money in Wall street can stand 1t better than
ever before. TO large extent they have already
settled for mistakes Of the past three years
realizing that they had been somewhat too en-
thusiastic.
Twin City Rapid Transit company earnings
for the second week in June increased $6,775;
from jan l, increase, $3.50, 751.
New York to Watson: Another engagement
of 81, 600 gold has been made at the assay
Office for export tomorrow. The name of the
shipper has not be announced. This makes the
total engagements to-day So, 100000
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR. June %.
Sugar, raw, steady; fair refining, SIC; centrif-
ugal, 90 etst, 1890; molasses sugar, 2 2o-s2c;
refined, steady; crushed 5.45c;, powdered, 4.s5c;
granulated, 4.s5c.. Coffee, quiet; No. Z Rio,
51sc. Molasses, firm; New Orleans, 81 @40c.
NEW YORK LEAD AND COPPER, June %
Copper, quiet, $145o; nominal. Lead, quiet,
unchanged. s