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CASTRO'S CONDITION
Would Prefer a Republican President
 as Arbitrator

Washington-Tte te condition which President Castro attached to his reply to the allies arbitration proposal was in the nature of an alternative propo- sition. Almost from the beginning showing an aversion to The Hague tribunal, Castro, while accepting the principle of arbitration, asked that the case be tried by one of the Ameri- can republics. As President Roosevelt already had declined to act in the capacity of arbitrator, and as some of the reasons winch inspired him in his declination would apply with equal force to the chief executive of any other American state than the United States, he was obliged to withhold any indorsement of this proposition of President Castro. Therefore, it may be dismissed from the field of possibil- ities, and unless Castro is unexpected- ly insistent npon his own plan the original proposition in reference to The Hague tribunal will carry. There were no new developments over New Years day in the way of cablegrams containing news from European capi- tals or from Venezuela.
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prominent politicians and leaders of rival parties. Senor Corona was drink ing in cafe when Senor Insula and party of friends entered the place and began political discussion. Person. alities and insults followed and quick ly started fight with canes, during which Senor Corona suddenly drew a revolver and shot Senor Insula several times.
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Cuban Editors Quarrel

Santiago De Cuba-Congressman Co., roma. editor of the Cuba Libre, shot and instantly killed Senor Insula, edi- or of the Republic. Both men were
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A distressing case of Fibroid Tumor, which baf1ed the skill of Boston doctors.
 Mrs. Hayes, of Boston, Mass, in the following letter tells how she was cured, after everything else failed, by Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable Compound.
Mrs Hayes First Letter Appealing Help


 DEAR Mas have been under Boston doctors treat cannot sit down without spine have bearing both back front domen swollen and have had flowing spells for three years My a petite not good cannot walk be feet for length me cuatey describe so write to you for Mrs. E. F. HAYES, 252 Dudley St., (toxbury) Boston, Mass
 Note the result of Mrs. Pinkham's advce-aI. though she advised Mrs. Hayes, of Boston, to take her medicine which she knew would help her - her letter contained of additional instruc- tons as to treatment all of which helped to bring about the happy result.
 "DEAR MRs PINKHAM-S Sometime I describ. ing symptoms and asked advice You replied and followed all your directions carefully, and to- day a we'll "The F. entirely expelled the umor and strengthened my whole system walk miles
 "Lydia E. Pinkhams Compound worth lars drop advise all who afflicted with female trouble of kind to give faithful "Sgne) MRS. E. F. HAYES, 252 Dudley St, (3oxbury) Boston, Mass
 Mountains of gold could the place of the health and happiness which Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound brought to Mrs. Hayes
 Such testimony should be accepted by all convincing evidence that Pnhams Vegetable Compound ovarian tToubes tumors inammaons; uceaon falling and dis
  menratOn Surely the volume and character of the testimonial let daily printing the leave for doubt which sick fuller information her illness Her gratitude Mrs Pmkham Pinkhams Vegetable Compound genuine and heartfelt that she thinks trouble too great for her for her health and happiness
 Truly it said that it Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Com- pound that curing and other medicine don't for get this when druggist wants to sell something ee E
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WASHINGTON, June "a. To days statement
Of the treasury BALANCES In the general fund
exclusive Of the $3.50, 5000 gold reserve In the
division Of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance = $3.50, 6ss, ~ gold.
notes. 319; treasury notes of 1900 S61 ,507
this day, ST, 564. 1882; total receipts this month
$38 $50, 1885, total receipts this year. 761
total expenditures this dny. 81 100000 total
expenditures this month. SOS 29OO 600: total ex-
penditures this year. $499 SIG $50; deposits in
national banks $154.549.297.
NEW YORK. June 24.--Close: Prime mercan-
tile paper, AN @5A per cent. Sterling exchange
heavy. with actual business nbankers' bills at
S4.SI. 6O@4.s7. 65 for demand and at $4.S5@
4.s4.10 for 60 days; posted rates: "a :S5h@486
and 1888. Commercial Ellis, 81 4A. Bar silver,
52Mc; Mexican dollars. 41c. Government bonds
firm; railroad bonds irregular.
{ MINNEAPOLIS, June 24.-Bank clearfngs to-
day. 81 $50, 066. 03 for the week, 81 Ga, 5122S
New York exchange selling rate. 75c premium;
buying rate. 25c premium: Chicago exchange,
buying rate, 25c premium; buying rate 25c dis
count; London 6O-day sight documentary. 81. S5IS
ST. PAUL, June 24.-Bank clearings, $1,043,-
4 NEW. YORK, June 24.--Lazard, Freeres have
engaged 100000 gold for shipment to France
tomorrow.
Sc: PAu IL y Minn June q. Bank clearnss
BERLIN, June 24-Exehange on London, 20
marks 39N pfennigs for checks Discount rates
toT SHORT bills, sA per cent; for three months
PARIS, June a.-Threet per cent rentes. 90
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ter, weak; packing stock, quiet. Strictly
1ssin fssy s .sss country dressed
BUTTER-Extra creameries, per lb, zoe; hrsts,
49, 1e: seconds, lse ds1Tiss extras tic; 6rsts,
sSsss e: ~ and igRinE
shrnnken and dirty. S. per case; checks. $2.5o@$8
de aaa fancy 1ac twin.
fats, choice, lie; twins fats, fair to good,
No f srsk iSs $s' sss pri
most; ~. l. Sc; pultest; &c; Swiss, No; |: round,
daisies i1Ss Se; ]; 1$H%lse 49,, 49,. 49,
15@1se broileTs, 1@1 lbs ls@l4e 6roilers
SC; ducks, young, colored, &c; geese, fat, heavy,
DRESSED MEATs-veal, fancy, per lib, 70
ne; fair tc good. &c; small or overweight, &c;
mutton, fancy. 1850: lambs yearlings, fancy,
49, as m med anR sae pe ssasg S@lsc hogs light
Fscspges mf gno to Largo &C. smell
TOMAT0Es-Fl Florida: per 8-basket crate, SO;
4-s oSEexs sEats; $500 s:sH@s SIS 81:
CABBAGE-New, per large crate, 81; small
PoTAToEs- bu small lots, 75c; car lots,
No 1, sacks extra, 6oc; medium, sacks extra,
PoPcoRN--old rice, per lb, 4@5c; new rice,
NEW a HoNEY-raney, white, lib sections,
DRIED PEAs-F Fancy yellow e. per bu, s1.75;
@ n $50; green; fancy $1.75 medium
TRANSFORMATIONS include sacks: Fancy navy
per b9, s. = g.; choice navy, $3.50; medium hand
asa rT fair S7S msdum
brown, fair to good, $1.4OM1 So; Lima, Cali
torn n1;, per PEI b. b., 7e; :, -
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STOCKS DRAG ALONG
Some Show Of Activity in 500 and
q Few Other Western
Issues.
But the General Market Dull-Fear
Of Gold Exports De-
pressing.

New York. June 24-Yesterday's late advance
IN stocks Was continued this morning. the slight
reactions In London being ignored. Chicago $
Great Western preferred rose v point. Ten.
nessee coal ~ and Minneapolis, st. Paul &
Sault Ste. Marie and American Ice a point. Sew
eral OF the coalers rose II, and Wabash preferred
as much otherwise the changes were small.
Colorado Fuel nuctuated feyerishly below last
nights level.
The frnness Of the market gave. way to a
sagRlng tendency on announcement OF gold ex-
lB and there was a general shading in the active
list to below yesterdays close. Tennessee Coal
lost Its rise, Cleveland G. C.. & ST. Louis de-
clined !, and Toledo, st. Louis g Western IL.
I'm the other hand, Minnea polis, st. Paul &
Sauit Ste. Marie preferred ruled up 3d. Metro
politan securities. IN. and Wabash preferred,
Denver & Rio Grande preferred, NATIONAL Rail
road of Mexico and Peoples Gas to LIZ. The
market was hrmer at IL O'Clock.
The market later became apathteic, and the
only movements of consequence were in special
stocks not Of first Importance. Metropolitan
securities extended its gain to az Colorado &
Southern second preferred and American Car
preferred / to ". There were losses Of LIZ in
Wheeling and Erie, I u in Union Bag and 11s In
Kansas City Southern preferred. Bonds dull and
steady at noon.
The scarcely prerceptible drift of prices wa
downward during the noon hour. The market
was in lethargy.
Pressure against st. Paul and Reading de-
veloped late in the day, and when they fell of
point each the general list fell slightly II
sympathy. Trading was relatively more active
on the selling movement. Brooklyn Union Gas
broke points, and Pacific Coast 2. Colorado
Fuel moved up to Co.'S at o'clock, and there
was slight rally all around except in Atchi
son, which lost point. United States Stee
second BE was sold freely and declined III tt
s2A, low record price. The United States
Steel stocks lost small fraction.
Pr1ces were nearly stationary and dealings
were light Western Union rose 1 " and United
Railway investment preferred Y. Prices fel
| away again in late dealings. Brooklyn Rapit
Transit declined point and Pennsylvania fel
| below l20. American Cotton Oil lost w, U. S
Steel securities stiffened at the close, which wal
thus made irregular. -
Stock quotations reported for The Journal b,
Watson d Co. Chamber of Commerce, Mime
apolis.
Closing prices are bid. 40
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THE CASH TRADE
COARSE GRAINS SETTLE INTO sTEAp1N1
nnnn


DEMAND GOOD.
FLAX-The market held firm and during the
session worked up little No. selling at
Slo2, the bulk going at $1.01A @1.o111. =.
Minneapolis received 20 cars, against 8 last
year. and shipped II. Duluth had 20 cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash. S1.O1N to
s srpibe Ss !, June $1o1A July s1o1A; Sep
.OATs-No change of Importance was made in
oats. Trade is good and demand very active,
No. white sold again at the full figure of 4Oc.
Receipts. As cars; Shipments 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the outside and
prices in eastern markets easier but the
local mtllers have not reduced their figures to
any extent Bran In bulk, $14@14.5O; shorts in
bulk 81. 5o@14.75; flour middlings in bulk,
SlG;25@ 1e 59 red dog. S SIS all f. o b
additional; in 100-lb sacks, $3.50 per ton addi
tional. Shipments, 925 tons.
CORN-No. yellow easy and there was
no special demand Receipts, II cars: ship
FEED AND MBAL-Demand is good The
markets. Coarse corn meal and cracked corn
$19051925; No. ! ground feed. 23 corn and
is oats. S19619.25 No 2 ground feed, u corn
and y oa.s. $20n2O.5O; No. 3 ground feed, 1-3
corn and 2-3 oats, $50. 50@21.
BARLEY-Feed grades are quoted at 406n
44c; mailing grades, 44@49c. Receipts, 10 cars
shipments. 8 cars. '-T-- "'2
RYE-Not much business was done in rye,
there being little in. No. 2 closed at 4Sc. Re-
ceipts. none; shipments. cars.
IAY--Receipts 81 tons: shipments, 90 Quo
tations are as follows: Upland choice, 500 so:
midland. No. i, s7@s: off color upland. $5G17;
slop,s SoG7: timothy. choice $10:50@11; timothy
No. 1. $1O@10.5o:. timothy, No. 2 $s.5O@0;
rye straw choice, $6@6.5O.
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market weakened early and closed a dat zoe of.
sik sellers 2s asen in
@5:7o; buik, ss.5o@5.eo; rough heavy, s5.45@
SSS and 1e Sut ePs ssd ssS ssss good
81 i4 6s S2s rs $Sg 1js 1? g? Ss Ss
212 lbs, 1856; 81, 800 lbs, 1896; So, 2s2 lbs,
Odds and Ends-5, 2ss lbs, s.. 60; 9. 17s lbs,
stsss and md e 4e ibs, es s4s5 800
CATTLE-Receipts moderate. Butcher cattle
steady. Offerings included two loads Of desir:
market weak. veals about steady. Mich cows
steady. Stocker and feeder trade dull with
taesmen quoting t prices all the way from weak
Sales s. nat % cents under last weeks close.
:, Butcher steers21 1926 lbs, $500; 49, 1,24e
2, $40 lbs $3.50; s. i,15o lbs, $3.50; 2, 800
5 i55s lbs se $685. $50 is lbs s e
lbs so $500 /: z4S lbs $S20 s70 lbs, s27o
lDs nt sso ana sie bs IS? es
a54 }s BSi1. soS 5e f., s q &c. os lbs
$2;5S; !, 20 lbs s2;25; l. LOO lbs, s25o ~
10 lbs, $2a5; /, $50 G lbs. $500 90 No. s@,''' :
Stock and Feeding Steers-5. ,73o lbs 1885
g? !bs 4s $s iS; So lbs s. rs ss lbs
592 lbs, s2.75. =
Steer Calves. 800 lbs, s275; g. 34s lbs,
So. co.,
Stock Cows and Heifers-1. $50 lbs 81. 10; /,
42O lbs. $3.50; 2, 1856 lbs, 81 49, g. $50 lbs 81
1, 800 lbs, $225; l.. 10 lbs, $21O.
Heifer Calves-2, 3S5 lbs, $275: g., BOZ lbs,
81 40; II, 315 lbs, 49,
Stock and Feeding Bulls, :,l7 lbs, s.. 50; 1,
$50 lbs, 1925.
Mich Cows and Springers-2 cows, / calf SCI
! COW, calf, 1872; l springer, s24; springer,
sHREP-Receipts fairly liberal. Prices
quoted steady on all kinds of sheep and the bet
ter grades Of lambs but generally 1o@15c lower
on the common lambs. Sales included a small
| lot Of lambs at $6.25 and number of punches
J of ewes at 81. Sales:
p lambs. 81 lbs, Sc; II lambs. 81 lbs. Sc 25;
lambs SO lbs, 81; lambs 81 lbs. Sc; II
1913 lbs, So; bucks las lbs. $275.
| Among the shippers on the market were: J.
| A: johnson, La Fayette; II. Knipple Gibbons:
". O'Brien, Arlington; F. Gibbons. Mantorville
n. O.. Thompson. Glendale; A: Gray Prescott
Wis; W: McVey, Kenyon; Olson and E.. Win.
| throp; P. Giefor, Klossner; R. H. Kempton,
Morton; J. P. Palmer L. L. Palmer, Fairfax
| L. L. Hussett, Holton. N. D.: Z. A. Drew Os.
SEQ: J. Colde, St. Cloud; +. Highmeister, Rose.
mount; c. H. Trip, Faribault; w. Krava. LIE
sueur Center: G. H.. Cleveland Bethel j. S.
! Germany; Pat Dunn, lie sueur Center; H l.
Russell. Rices; Sam Rolf. Bongardo; H. Shen.
Lakeville; F. Schneider, Norwood: Purfurst and
| H., Kenyon; G. Hanson & Co.. Bloomer, Wis;
! Heleisen. Hamburg; Q. Darkin. Fairfax; J.
| ley, Northdeld; w. H. Dunwoody, Long Lake:
J. Phol, Foley.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN June eA.-Wheat had sharp
bulge of 11sc during the morning trading. Sep
TENDER opened at 1890, sold almost at once to
76Ac, fuctuated a while, then Went to- TIC,
where It sold very heavily near the close. July
sold up to S41ac. but later declined to SAC. Cash
wheat is SO high that mills find it almost impossi-
BILE to do business
Receipts-Wheat: Is cars; fax. 20; oats. H.
Shisnents-Flax, 1857 bu.
Close No. 1 hard to arrive. s6Ac; No. L
northern, s4A:; No. northern, S3Ac; Septem-
ber TIE; December 75Ac: oats. 3S@3S1ac; fax
cash. $1.O1M July, $1.02; September $1.03h:
October $1.03Ea; November, $1.033s; rye, Ole:
September hax was fairly steady. 1t opened
Nc off at SLOPPY, sold up to $1.04 and back to
$1.03A The close hc better than yester-
day on July and September, nc on October and
sc ON November.
MILWAUKEE, GRAIN AND FLOUR, Jure e.
Flour, &c higher. Wheat, 7ac higher. Close
No / northern, s7@s7Ac; No. northern, $500
seize; July, new, 1910 nominal, old, SOAc nom-
inal. Puts, old, SOC bid: new, 70c; calls, old,
S2iac
Rye-2c higher; No. I. 54c.
Barley-Strong; No. 2, $4,000; sample, 400
oats-steady; standard, 4o@41c.
Corn-July, 51Ac. Puts, 50s4c; calls, $50
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, June 24.-Close Wheat
spot quiet; No. 2 red western winter. IS Sd;
No northern spring, IS No. 4 California.
Is Sd; futures. quiet: July. 6s 4Ad; September.
6s$ 3H d. Corn, spot, setady; American mixef
new, IS I'd; American mixed old, 6s Sd; futures
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francs 90 confines for the account Exchange
on London q. francs Is confines for checks.

LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, June 24-con-
ferrsd, sS baltimore ohio s7M r't Canadian, Ian
cage Great Western. I7N; Chicago, Milwaukee
3 St Paul. MI; 155A: DeBesis, 2Oas Denver & Rio
Erie. 3D. hrie first preferred, 81 y Erie second
preferred, 81; Illinois Central, 1864; Louisville
4 Nashville, 113M; Missouri, Kansas & Texas,
2lb; New York Central. 1907 Norfolk &
Western, IS Norfolk & Western preferred,
81; Ontario Western, 25N: Pennsylvania, 63A
Rand Mines, 1oM; Reading, 25N; Reading frst
preferred. -; Reading second preferred, "a;
ferred. s9h; Southern Pacific, 4eh Union Pa
cifc, S2M; Union Pacific preferred. S91a; United
States Steel 30M; United States Steel preferred,
Sic; Wabash, %; Wabash preferred. AN.
Bar silver, steady, 241ad per ounce.
Money, ~ @2h per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is az per cent
The rate OF discount the open market for
three months bills Is ea4 al ale per cent.
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, June 4.-Liberal re-
cetpts of logs and a decline Of $4,000 In prices
at the yards eansed weak opening in provisions,
1855. September lard was 171sc lower at
S$s.62a. while ri ribs were loc lower. at 1905.
day. but prices showed little change =
Pork--July, S16.25: September. $16.42Lh.
Lard-July, $s. 40; September, $s.57 Il !; October,
KiSs-Ja u !, $500; September, ss.e5@se7,1s;
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CHICAGO GRAIN
OPENING WAS EASY, BUT PRICES ROSE
SHORTLY AFTERWARDS.

SHORTLY AFTERWARDS.
Chicago. June 24.-Better weather and disap.
pointing cables caused easier tone in wheat at
7s@7s,Sc. while September was Unchanged to
1kc lower. at 1915 @75%c. Good buying Of dis.
duced a frmer feeling in those months, and act
i've covering by shorts resulted in a partial ad-
IN the again aG s4s
on realizing. September sold up to 1910 and
HaS sSr9ns at the an and
made total receipts for the three points Of 146
cars against PCS cars last week and ao5 cars
The market continued strong the entire session
northwest and after selling up e to sose july
s9sse at tossd sa Of nzser for at h "a se
ts@SsS 77%s77e;;' old 2le' SG bseem Ssp
" Gssh WI Whe ats red, soAc No red, 800
5ee; ~ 2 h H TIC: No. bard winter
norfhern spring s2e So Spring SPRING, s@s1e
C., Corn J.. opened easier on bearish crop adviees.
to IVY awsr at at 5S and
houses bought quite freely Which. With the
strength in Wheat and the light offerings, soon
September to 5ossc. Local reeeints 0 We're aso
cars, with 81 of contract grade. i
good commission-house demand held prices
strong, and the close vas at the top July being
Close: corn1June, SIC; July, size G; sept e
Cash Corn-No 2. sic; No. 8. 5oN@51c.
to oaI sn v et b but steaa Nth no
The advance IN wheat and corn caused frmer
feeling . and after opening unchanged to Nc low
at to held up to 4c
TENDER: s4Ac @a47sc; December, a4N@s4sse;
Cash 0ats-No. 2 soc; No. g. ss,ac.
The following was the range of prices Cor old
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STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.

Inspected Observation-Disclosures Northern
No. hard. l; No. northern, IS; No. north
ern 25; No. 5. 2: rejected 1.
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. 1
jected, 2.
No. 2 northern 10; No g. 2; rejected, 1; 10
grade. Z.
500 Line-No J. ] northern, 5; No; northern, 8
northern, q; No; 8, |; rejected
Chicago, St. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha-No.
northern. 3; No. 3, /; rejected, 1: no grade. 2.
TotalNo. I hard; l; No. l northern. 20; No.
Other ns-Cars-Rejected winter wheat,
10; no grade winter wheat, !; No. 3 yellow corn,
A; No. 3 white corn, 1; No. corn, /; No. corn,
2; no grade corn. 8; No. 2 white oats. 1; No.
3 white oats. IA; No; white oats; 4: No; GA Is.
is; no grade oats, 10; No. rye, 2; No. barley,
No baEley 4 No barley rsf.:tsd p ad no grade
Cars. Inspected Out-No. hard wheat, / No.
/ northern wheat, %; No. 2 northern wheat, SO
No. 8 wheat, 10; rejected wheat, 2; no grade
wheat 8: No macaroni wheat, 2; no grade
winter wheat, 1; No oats. Is; no grade oats.
a; No. / fax, 4; rejected flax, 2
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, JUNE rs.

Received-Wheat. los cars. 1890 bu; corn
1920 blu; oats, $1,000 bu; barley, II, 900 bu;
hay, 81 tons; fuel oil, car; fruit, 246,6s4 lbs:
MERCHANDISE 1,609, $50 lbs; lumber, 81 cars posts
and piIing 1 car; barrel stock, cars; machin-
cry 172,52o lbs; coal, 1886 tons; wood, 46
cords. brick. 49, 600; lime: cars; cement e4o
cars; railroad iron. 26 cars; stone and marble
S cars; salt. cars; dressed meats. $500 lbs;
butter, 1000 lbs; railroad materials, 2 cars;
supdries. IS cars. Car lots, 100.
Shipped So cars, 1880 bu; oats,
44,956 bu: barley, 1o.9so bu; rye, 1920 bu;
FAX, 12430 bu; flour, 27,123 brls; millstuffs, 925
tons; hay, 90 tons: fruit. 5000 lbs; merchandise
3015 100 lbs; lumber, 1O1 cars; machinery. 509,-
brls; household goods, 57,40O lbs; railroad iron.
d car; ties. car; stone and marble, 2 cars;
five stock, car; linseed oil, 30 cars; oil cake,
All. 1870 lbs; butter 200 lbs hides. pelts ETC.,
26,0Oo lbs; railroad materials, cars; sundries,
% cars. Car lots, 755.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
MARKET SOMEWHAT DISTURBED BY Ell
RATIO WHEAT PRICES.

Demand is reported fair and the outlook for
good demand later rather favorable The
cratic course of the wheat market is a factor
for uncert ainty in -four, but prices are firm
and millers say the tendency is towards a higher
range. -
Shipments are still light, yesterday showing
only 27,123 barrels. - 81, -. -
Prices are quoted as follows: First patents,
S4.20@4:3O; second patents, $4.1OM4.2O; first
clears, SIS. 10@3.2O; second clears, $24O.
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Chicago to watson-Long holders are selling
quite freely in all pits on the bulge. Still mar
kets arc strong. sentiment very bullish. valen-
tine. credited with sales of million old July.
Shorts took it in Jumps. The bidding up Of old
July to s01ac started everybody to buying other
futures Of wheat and turned the market strong.
There Is big trade and good general buying.
Corn active and firm, largely with wheat; 50 are
"a ia ~.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, June M.-Close- Wheat,
higher; No. 2 red cash elevator, nominal: July,
Corn-higher; No. 2 cash, e3c; July, Sic; Sep
TENDER, SOC.
Oats-Higher: No. 2 cash, Sac: uJly, 89c; Sep.
tehmber, 34c; No. 2 white, 45@46c.
Lead, $4.O27a; spelter, $3.50; future shipment
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, June A-Close-
Wheat, July, tic; September, 67%c; cash, No. 2
hard, 73@75c; No. red. 74M76c.
Corn-July, 49Ac: September, 46@46kc: cash.
No. 2 mixed, 53@54c; No. 2 white, 54@544cj
No. g. 52@5SEc.
Oats-No. 2 white, 47c.
CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS,
June 24.-Rye-July, 52A Gl53c; September SPY
Qp53c. Flax-Cash northwestern. $1.O1h; south
western. 99c; July. $1O0h; September, 81 %
Timothy-June, So. IS. Clover-June, S11.SO.
Rar1ey-Cash 4SEI t. p
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Flotr-sales. 5000 brls; showed Increasing
irnness and was higher on some grades. Wheat
Sales. ]. 800, 90 bu; market firm and active;
December, soTs 4s1h nc. Rye-Dull; state 561a
@ soc c. l. t. New York; No. 2 western. 5Shc
ket opened steady. but soon made substantial
gains on rains i'll Nebraska, local covering and
Der, 56N @5s NC Oats-Hig6er; track white,
42@4Sc.
Flour. receipts. %, 2s6 brlsh wheat, 8o,o75 bu
corn, 80, $50; oats, 81, 800.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-24

WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS, JUNE %.
Observation-Disclosures. % cars; Omaha, 6; st.
Louis. Is; Great Northern 25; Burlington IL;
Soo s; Northern Pacific, IA; Chicago Great Wes-
tern, /; Rock Island, 2.
Shipped-Milwaukee, 10 cars; St. Louis, 8;
Chicago Great Western, IA.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-24
EXPECTED a CALL.
Philadelnhia. ledger.

Dear said the physicians wife,
when can you let me have $10?''
well replied the medical man, Il
hope to cash draft shortly, and
then
Cash a draft? What draft?''
..The one saw Mrs. jenkins sitting in
this morning. -