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;VAsHINaToNIANs THERE.
Hotel Hops and Euchre Parties Enter
tain

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
AVON-BY-THE-SEA. N. j..
August II. 1904.
The gayetes of the week at the MARI
borough have been numerous and varied
and will conclude tomorrow evening with
a full-dresS dance.
At the Buckingham there will be dane
ing party tomorrow, and early in the week
a euchre party furnished an evenings en-
tertainment for thirty-two of the hotels
patrons.
Last evening a eucre party was given at
the Avon Inn. Simple prizes were award
ed as the bulk of the subscription from
the eighty or more players was donated to
the Crippled Chidren's Home at Avon.
At the weekly bridge whist party at the
Marlborough Mrs. Hancock Robinson of
Washington captured the first prize.
William Barrett RidSely of Washington,
accompanied by Miss Ridgely and Miss
Eleanor Ridgely. are at the Avon Inn.
Miss Lucille Wilkinson of Washington,
who is summering at Avon. entertained
Miss Aline Barrett Of Washington at lunch
con this week.
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RIFLE MATCHES.
Regulars and State Militia Teams to
Compete.

Special Correspondence of The Erening Star.
SEA GRIT, n. j.. August IL. 1904.
Two weeks from next Monday Sea Girts
busiest of busy seasons will commence. for
that will be the occasion of the big state
and national rifle matches at the famous
range. 1t is at present expected that in
addition to big teams from the regular
army, navy and the United States Marine
Corps there will be upward of dozen and
perhaps fifteen state teams in the big
matches A children's fancy dress party
was given at the Parker House Monday
evening. and after two hours of dancing
the little folks were entertained at a dainty
supper.
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WAKING UP.
New Signs Of Activity in Hotels and
Cottages.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
JAMESTOWN. R. l.. August II, 1904.
deed was recorded this week transfer
ring one OF the local hotels. along with IT'S
furnishings. site and related property. to
several Boston men. who have formed an
Incorporated company to conduct the hos
telry. The change is rather significant n
that 1t marks the entrances Of outsida oAp1
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AUTOMOBILE WEEK.
Horse Show Grounds Given Up to
stBubblinR"

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., August II. 1904.
Monday morning Long Branch will begin
its automobile carnival season. and
throughout the week there will be series
Of morning events. including long and
shOrt-distance racing. endurance runs and
a general exhibition Of the newer model
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Poco.o Mountains, Pa.
p. o. Address. Csnsdensis. Pa.
New Spruce Cabin Inn.

Most attractively located modern hof1n In Pocono
ms ros%s en- suite y. and With bath ling bath
W. ): II. ID. PRICE, Creso sta. Pa, D.LkW.
myA-wxs. 50t-S
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THE SAN MARCOS.

year Beach, Pacific and Massachusetts, ayes High
class family hotel Capacity, 300. VIII make spe-
cIa rates 81 to SO up weekly, Sl-50 up daily. for
large, cool ocean view rooms and unsurpassed Ia
BILE. Elevator Oaths and every convenience. Ex-
tcuslye porches. lawns and balconies overlooking
ocean. Delightfully."- situated, near all attractions.
Booklet. Sat. to MOI. So W. +. WATTS.
in2I- 10
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Atlantic City.
HOTEL. IROOUUlS,

South Carolina and Beach.
Has reduced it's rates for July to $12. $l5. $3.50
weekly Capacity, AGO Large, cool. elegantly
furnished looms. Private baths. Phones In rooms.
Elevator TO street Elegant porches. with ocean
view. Excellent table and service. Booklet
maj lied.
frI2 I9Ot 10 W. F. SHAW.
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THE NlNFMA KI-F,
Virginia ave. near Beach and Piers.
This elegant, modern hotel, new throughout.
capacity 400, offers special terms of $40, $3.50
up weekly; 81 up daily: also reduced rates for
latter part August and through September. Over
loo large cool front r0oms. all metal beds and ex-
cellent table and service Elevators, private
baths. phones etc. 1000 #. Of porches. Booklet
ie464t. 10 J.. L. COPE.
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ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR.

ROOMS FOR FAIR VISITORS: WITH OR WITH
out breakfast; line the worlds fair;
price. SIPS per day. with breakfast. Write to
Miss ANNA Il. SMOUT
au12-3t' 4707 IIabadie ave, st. Louis Mo.
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TIE FRONTENAC.
Ocean end Kentucky ave-. 100 yards from beach.
famous piers and l at fractions, Atlantic City.
A hotel good the best; capacity $50
Offering special rate $40 to S12 80 up weekly 50 up
daily. for large ocean rooms; metal beds new and
comfortable furnishings. excellent table and
Ice. Elevator. baths. telephones etc Hotel porches
overlook ocean and Boardwalk Booklet.
tyl2-36t. II Mrs. ii. Y. MOVER.
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VARIOUS LIVE STOCK MARKETS

Chicago = Cattle - Receipts, 81 900;
steaay to l5c lower; good to prime steers,
$5.75@6.7O; poor to medium, 81 75@5. IS:
stockers and feeders, $3@475; cows, $1.75
@2.75; bulls. $2.5O@475: calves. $565. Is;
Texas fed steers. $5@5.5O; -distillery, sea
$50. Hogs-ReceiptS today, $4,000; to-
morrow. 25,000: steady to sc lower; mixed
ana butchers. $4,S5@5.05; good to choice
4;95: light. $4.75 @5:65:s bulk Of sales $50
!05.05 Sheep-Receipts, 1S. 900: steady;
lambs steady; good to choice wethers,
$4.75@5-25; fair to choice mixed S3 75D
4: native lambs. $5@65 so: western lambs,
South Omaha. Neb.-Cattle- Receipts
3,400; market steady to 10c lower. beef
steers, "a. .60@6.20; cows and fleifers, SO so
%; stockers and feeders, $2.75@4. 20.
lower; heavy, 50 .S0@490; pigs. $4@4. so.
sheep. $3@5 SO; lambs. S5.50@7. sFs''0s
Sioux City, Iowa attleARecefbfs 200;
hogs hsS l. 5000 Hogs7-5e lower: Sales: so,
lbs, SASS. Cattie+Steady3 Sales: Ii
beeves. LAO lbs. $5.25; is beeves. 1,24O
IDS, 1855; 19 beeveS, 1,460 lbs So. S5: 10
cows. $50 lbs, 50; s cows, 940 lbs, $3. rs;
10. 10 cows, DIV s. l,o4O lbs; $3.50: stockers. 726
;stockers, 720 lbs, $3.75: 10 yearlings, 4SO
lbs, So: yeaflings. $40 lbs, So so; 4 YEAR
lngs. 500 lbs, 1886.
Kansas City, Mo.-Cattle = Receipts
5000 including 1,50O southerns; market
southern steeTss% s-s3. 80 @5:40;s Asenthern
cows. 81. 25@4.25;~ native cows and heifers,
$2.25@5.40; steckers and feeders, $304.60.
Hogs-Rece iptss-a8s000 weak to sc lower;
PSayy piss anS fes ss Rs RSSsSEs seeoRe
eeipts. 5000 y steady; sheep, $S.50Q5 so;
lambs, $5.25@7.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

Milwaukee, Wis.-F9our duh; wheat
steady; No. Northern. 989981kc; No. 2
northern. 96h @975sc; old, July, S6c ask
rye weak; No. /. 74c sellers; barley dun;
NO. 2. 6Sc; sample. 36@59c; oats firm
ssdandard. 4S@4S5sc; corn quiet; No. 8.
48A @49Re; July, 4S4 c bid: puts. 48ss "a
4S1ac asked; calls, 491sc asked,
st Louis, Mo-Wheat firm; No. red
cash elevator nominal; track $101 06;
Se@91c; corn higher; No. 3 cash 47c:
track. 47kQ4Sc; July, 47Ac; September,
47c; oats weak; No. 2 cash, 4O1sc; track,
4zc; July; BIC; September, 3Q7sc; No. 2
Kansas City. Mo.-Wheat steady: July.
75zsc; September, 70Ac; December. 703z c;
casn NO 2 hard, 88@89e; No. 3, S56S715c
no. red; 81 .01 al. .03; No 8, g7@S101 .
Corn steady; July, 1850; September, 44c;
December, S9c; cash No. 2 mixed. 491b %
SOC; No; 3, 49@4933c; No. 2 white, SOC: No.
8. 49c. Oats steady; No. 2 white 41@42c;
No. 2 mixed, 40@40hc
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WHEAT is STRONGER
SOUTHWEST AND RouMANlA FUR
NtSH 6ULLlSH NEWS
Sentiment 5earlsh the Fore Part Of the
SessIon-chief Source of Strength Is
Good Export Demand-corn Also Gains,
but Oats Ane Lower

NEW YORK, June 15.-Improvement in
export demand caused firmness in wheat
today, the July delivery closing with a
gain Of 1s@Ac. Corn is up A@Ssc. Oats
are OF Ac. Provisions are unchanged to
&c higher
For the first half of the session senti-
ment in the wheat pit was bearish and
prices Were trifie lower than yester-
days closing figures. Under the influence
OF severe decline at Liverpool, initial
quotations here for July were down h@
Ac TO A@3sc at 841Ac to S45sc. During
the early hours the volume of trading was
small. On account OF heavy rains in the
southwest. which will interfere with har
vest operations. there was lack of sell
ing pressure, offerings being about COM
mensurate with a. light demand. Shorts
We're the best buyers in the days trading
came frmer on bullish crop reports from
Roumanla and on small primary receipts
In the Southwest. A good export demand
was the chief feature however that added
strength to the situation during the last
part of the day. The tone at the close was
at S5c.
Clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to o. 800 bushels. Primary receipts were
255, 100 bushels, compared with 311. 300
, DuShels year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts Of 163 cars
against lS7 cars last week and 26S cars
year ago.
Flrmness in Corn .
general commission house demand
with only moderate offerings caused firm
ness. in corn. Excessive rains in sections
OF the corn belt and small local and pri-
mary receipts were the main incentives to
buyers. The market closed near the high
point. July opened a shade lower to a
shade higher at 1880 to 48hc, sold be-
tween 4S$sc and 4SBc and closed at 484c
Local receipts were 279 cars with 21 of
contract grade.
Oats were steady with the trade almost
entirely in the September option. Firm
ness of corn was the chief supporting In
huence. Small local receipts were a minor
bull factor. July opened &c lower at
S9hc, ranged between 39Ac and S9sc
closing at $3.50. Local receipts were ia
cars.
Provisions were easy at the start, due to
liberal receipts of hogs and to lower
prices at the yards, but sentiment soon
changed to drmness on active demand
from shorts. Most of the gain was sub
sequently lost on heavy selling by pack
ers The market closed at about yester-
days hnaI figures, September pork being
up be at $12 65. Lard was unchanged at
SO 90, and ribs were up 27kc at 81 35
estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 56 cars; corn, 319 cars; oats. 90
cars; hogs, $4,000 head.
Range of Quotations
The leading futures ranged as follows:
4 n,,o, 4
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DULUTH

DULUTH. Mimi. June 15.-Wheat was
dull but strong all day. July: opened at
93asc. sold off TO 9312c, but firrned up and
closed at 9S7sc bid. September widened
ITS differences from July and Sold off nc,
putting its discount under July 12$zc
made earlier this week. Receipts-Nheat
81 cars; flax, Is cars. Shipments Wheat.
44,5O0 bu; oats. q 100 bu barley, 1858
ou Cars on track. AZ. Close. No. 2
northern, 92Ssc; on track, 92h@921he;
macareni. S4@s571c: July. s3Zc; Septem-
Der. Sic. Flax--Cash, $1.09A; July, S1.0934 !;
September. 81. 1oa: October, ST. f1A. Oats,
411Ac. Rye. 65c
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet an easy. Wheat-No. 2 spring. 900
95c; No: 8, S5@93c; No. 2 red, 81 1Of@1.02.
Sorn-No. 2, 4S%c; No. yellow, 501kc.
Az @431c. BaTiey-Good feeding, $50
Ale; fair to choice mailing, 44@52c Flax
seed-No. l., 81 OIL; No. northwestern,
Pork-Per bbl. s12. S5@12. 40. Lard~Per
100 lbs, $6. 6715 20. Short Ribs-Sides
(loosel, $1@7. 25. Sides-Short clear (box-
wines, $1.28. Clover-Contract grade.
$10-75. Receipts-Flour 42,50O bbIs:
wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, 5O2, 100 bu; oats,
232, 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 80 500 bu.
Shipments-Flour, Al, 700 bbls; wheat 56.
100 bu; corn, 305, 800 bu; oats, 167, 400 bu:
rye. 1,1O0 bu; barley, 400 bu On the
produce exchange today the butter mar
dairies. liz @16c. Eggs weak; at mark.
cases included, 14@1414c. Cheese weak,
ia MSc.
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MiNN EAPOLlS

Minneapolis-Hal way through June.
the bear month, and the market not easily
depressed, while efforts to break the price
are seen daily and the bear news comes
piling in: This is the situation in wheat
That July should have been held above
9Sc was a great surprise for there was
bearish news enough to- have affected bull
sentiment adversely under ordinary con-
ditions. Minneapolis had very light re-
ceipts, 98 cars. the one important bull
item. Against it Were lower foreign mar
kets. If the old idea than when every
thing is bearish then is the time to expect
reaction has any merit, then reaction in
the nature of an upturn ought to come,
for everything was about as bearish yes
terday as could well be.
~ Near the close there were some bad
reports in from Southwest Kansas; too
much rain. the wheat stalk short, corn
weedy and too wet to cultivate The
market turned stronger and closed at
top points for July and firm all around.
July closed at 9S5s@93Ac; September.
was the range of prices:
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Assessment District for Change Of Grade
or st. Anthony Avenue, From Saratoga
Avenue, Produced zoo Feet East OF
l!amlne Avenue.

Office of The Board OF Public Works.
City Of St Paul, Mimi. June IA. 1904.
The Board of Public Works in and for
the corporation OF the City Of st. Paul,
Minnesota. viii meet at their office in
June, A. d. 1904. to determine the dis
trict within which property viii .ho
specially benefited by the change Of grade
avenue. produced 200 feet east of Hamlino
avenue. in said city. il accordance with
the final order of the Common CourctI
approved May 81, 1904, 10 ascertain what
property should be assessed therefor.
All persons interested arc hereby no
titled to he present at said time and placs
Of determining said assessment district,
and they viii be heard.
JOHN S. erode.
President,
OGic:si: r L. GORMAN.
Clerk Board of Public Wo'ks
Jvnc Ii -iy01-tt
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fOfered.
New York Mining Stocks
New York Money

NEW. YORK, June I5.-Meney on call
easy highest, IA per cent: lowest, / per
cent; ruling rate. Ia per cent last loan,
"a per cent; closing bid, rs per cent; Of
fefed at IA. Time loans easy and dull:
sixty and ninety days. s21k; six months
bills, 3@SA per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 314@4A7 percent. Sterling exchange
easy, with actual business in bankers bills
at 81. 81. 20@4. 81. 25 for demand. and at
81. 50. 25@4. $3.50 for sixty-day bills; posted
rates SO and $4:sS;- commercial bills.
3 90 g4. sS55s: Bar asilyers 555zct5 Mexican
Railroad bonds irregular = TT - - s'
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NEW YORK, June 15-Owing to a
mistake in the receipts of Chicago pri-
vate elevator stocks, the Bradstreet visi-
BILE supply of corn shows an Increase of
2.87S,000 bu.. instead of $500 bu, as is
sued yesterday.
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TICS sIOtIUy at ytSIefudy s ADVANCE,
receipts moderate; average quality a lit
tie better than on Tuesday; price range.
s.: SO to 81 80; bulk 81 65 to $4. 20; light.
quality are quotabIe from 81 SO to 81 20,
and good to choice mixed, heavy and me-
dunn weights from 81. rs to $4. .S5; one sale
made late yesterday afternoon at 81. So.
Representative sales:
HOGS
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On ITaCk-NO. ] hard. y5MC, No.
northern, 94Ac: No. northern 92Mc; No.
8 wheat 8S5s @91hc; No. l northern, to
arrive. 94kc; No. 2 northern, to arrive,
925sc; No. 8 white oats. 4115c; No. 3 oats
38@40c; July oats. to arrive, 39c; Septem-
Der oats, to arrive, 31c: No. 3 yellow corn
47@48c: No. 3 corn, acc: No. 4 corn. 451s a
cash. $1.O71k; June, 81 .071k; July, $1.O71k |;
to arrive, $1.0715.
Flour-Demand is fair. but not many
big orders are being entered Shipments
S.02S bbls; first patents. $5@5.1O: second
patents. 81 90@5; first clears, SO .50@S. so;
second clears, 81. 45.
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Minneapolis Curb
State Grain Inspection
Totals -. 16l 35 20 13

Other Grains-Winter wheat. 46: No. s
No SpIii rtSar,, ~ S1aue ~ cor' IL
grade oats, 6; No rye, 2; No rye, 1;
No. s barley. s; no grade barley, 1; No. i
flax. A: rejected fax, 8.
Cars Inspected Out--Wheat-No.
northern, Is; No. 2 northern, s; No. 8. 70:
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STOCKS SHOW LOSSES
DEMAND FOR UNION PACIFIC Is
FEATURE OF DEALINGS
Prevailing surmises Include Settlement Of
the Whole Controversy in the Trans
continental Field Southern Pacific
Turns Weak

? NEW YORK, June 15-The heavy de-
mand for Union Pacific which developed
yesterday before the. market closed was
conspicuously in evidence again this
pathetic strength in Southern Pacific. The
movement in these stocks dominated the
whole market, and the news developments
regarding them were taken to explain the
recent movement 1.-the markets in gen
eral so that some realizing in the gen.
eral list followed the days news. The
heavy dealings in the Pacitics covered a
Wide range, including a Southern Pa
cific refunding scheme and an incidental
settlement of the whole controversy over
the tranScontinental field of railTOading.
The more definite formulation of the re-
ports dashed the speculative ardor, es-
pecially that of Southern Pacific holders.
The reports were without explicit Off
cial sanction, but credence was given to
those pointing to determination to pro-
vide for an issue of 100000, 900 of South
ern Pacific stocks with Z per cent divi-
dend privileges the proceeds to be- used
for retiring the floating indebtedness of
the Southern Pacific company and for
other purposes. OF the total amount au-
thorized, the immediate issue Of $4,000
600 of the preferred stock was said to be
intended. With the publication Of this
plan Southern Pacific promptly ran off
sharply under offerings Of very heavy
intermittent strength of Union Pacific
kept the market unsettled and confused
for the rest of the day. There was a
large Shrinkage in the volume of dealings
as another consequence. Union Pacifics
strength followed from the fact that a
large part of Southern Pacific's floating
Indebtedness is to Union Pacific for which
the plan provides reimbursement.
Preferred Stock Issue
Southern Pacifcs weakness was due
to the unpleasant impression caused by
large issue of preferred stock ahead of
the present stock. The termination of
the strike of veSSelmen on the lakes
helped on the early firmness in the mar
ket. There. was some heayiness in the
coalerS from the outset, and they were
with the repetition of rumorS of federal
proceedings against the coal combinations.
The foreign trade statement for May
showed the large falling off in exports of
domestic products partly mitigated by the
total export figures, but an accompany
ing increase in the imports reduced the
trade balance in our favor for the month
to $9, ,223, ,437, compared with 81, ,394 ,454 for
May of last year. A transfer through
to San Francisco is believed to represent
the proceeds of the Japanese loan to pay
for Japanese government purchases on the
Pacific coast. Bankers connected with
the, loan are emphatic in the assertion that
it Will find its way back to Japan The sell
ing to realize in the latter part of the day
left the days changes on the side of
losses.
Bond prices showed irregular changes.
but a good absorptive demand continued
evident. Total sales, par value 81 $40, 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
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CHICAGO, June 15.-Butter easy
creameries, 131z @17Hc; dairies, 12@16c
Eggs easy; at mark. cases Included 14M
@81hc; Young Americas, Sc 2Poultry-I.iyI
weak; turkeys, 10c; chickens, I0kc
springs. 14@20c.
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Coffee and SUGAR

NEW YORK, June 15.-The market for
gorge futures opened steady at a decline
oI ~ pgnlIs unGer moderate liquidation in
fatner larger primary receipts. Offerings
Sr;rs. we're not aggressive, however and later
ETiEate acYlces from Brazil claiming un-
1avpIaoie harvesting weather and an un-
satisfactory yield caused a partial rajiv
with the market finally steady. uIichnnged
TO points lower. Sales were reported of
So.yVV oaSS, INCLUDING July 675605 &c:
August .. soc; September, 6oe60s. 05e: De. De.
cember, $1,000. .S5c; March, { .55G1s .csc.
May, 6.800e. S5c. Spot Rio steady: mid
Sugar-Rew quiet; centrifugal 9e-.eS+
3 27-32c; refined cuiet. 'e0e =
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Hlpgs. PELTs AND suNDRIgs

Quotations furnished by. d. Bergman &
Co.:
Green Sa1ted-- No. l. No. 2.
Native hides. free Of
brands, 25 lbs anu up. 80. 67A G5$0 0GM
Branded hide. oil weights.
26 lbs. and up .....,... .0T a uS
Bulls, stays and soxen. .07 ID, .0G
Veal calfskins. s TO Is lbs. .11M@ 10
Veal kip skins. 1b to 20
IDS. .ua &C OK IA
Deacons. under lbs. -. 80 a. 49
Long haired kip, to rs
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SUMMARY OF THE DAYS TRANSACTIONS IN THE MARKETS
nSe q @ ~ ~ % q
5 O'CONNOR & VAN BERGEN
{ '';;:i ;5... BROKERS ,,5a;;;,, Vs.
zs GsTnnan Life Building
Y members Chicago Board OF Trade Direct 49, ~
A<S1 q -f< ~

rejected, IL; No. / winter wheat, J.; No. Q
oats, {; MOI northern oats, 8: no grade
oats. 3: No 5 barley, s; No. l fax, s; re-
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Official receipts for the past seven day
q foil

Inc various ra1IFOadS- entering the yaTds
reported receipts for the day. by loads,
as follows: c. G. w, /; c., NJ. & st. P,
10; G. N, II; c., B. O., 8; 500 Line, 1;
N. P, 4; total 49,
DiSnnSitinn of stock FOR lima Il
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s,,; lbs; .;,.................... .08 a .O7
Glue stock ............ .03
Green
Free of brands, tare, lbs.
each ................ 062Z IN e5H-
Branded, all weights, tare
lbs. each ...... .Oe IN NJ
Bulls stays and old oxen
tare,. 3 lbs. each .. .e6 N a5
Long haired kip. or run
s ners .O6R@ .o5x
Veal kip, 15 to 25 lbs 49, .08 N 0eK
Green-saited horse hides VIZ
with tail and name,
large .............3 90 m *
Green -salted horse hides.
with tail and name
ponies and small ~ 90 IN en-
Dry Flint Montana
Heavy butcher hides
short trimmed - HIN 151k.
Light butcher hides, short
trimmed. under Is lbs :. 10 n ~
trimmed '''.'.'.....--. IA q .141s
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Midway Horse Market

Minnesota Transfer, ST. Paul. ATIun.-
Barrett d Zimmerman report wholesale
trade was enjoyed. There was q. good
demand from headquarters for the i1et
ter grades Of drafters and business horses
The common and inferior. classes being in
less inuIIirV VaIuaS. -
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AInOng lIlo Shlppsls GA the market were
Eauer & Berry. Montgomery; j. G. Nor
rison, Belle .piaine; A. Riley, Prescott,
Wis; G. Mold. Nelson. Wis: c. Bates.
wis; +. Petchal, Shakopee; G. Ar, KAN
pier. Chicago City; O.. A. Anderson. For
est Lake: E. Marks l.. s.. Co. Princeton:
w A. Pelitt. Hutchinson; O. J. Guam.
StarbEciS; r. Johnston Cyrus; c. o. Given,
Menomonie Wis
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Cattle

Receipts moderate. Good beef and
butcher cattle fully steady: Common to
medium grass stuff again quoted weak to
lower. Good butcher bulls steady; others
weak. Better. grades of veals 25c above
last weeks close; common kinds un-
changed. Stoclxers and feeders slow and
generally quoted 10c lower A few sales
looked steady. Mich cows unchanged
Representative sales:
Butcher Steers
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PRODUCE ANDn FRUIT
Ruling Prices at Yesterdays MEETING o,
the ST. Paul Commission Men

ST. PAUL June 15.-Trade IN +re.
open market at today's meeting of the
Produce Exchange established the follow.
ing prices: '"
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The following table shows the weight.
cost and price range of hogs for the past
seven daVS.
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Bank: c.sasiErs

St. Paul ................., a59. -.
minneapolis .....................$1 81 1887 SSt
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Sheen

Receipts moderate. Market steady to
weak. Supply included some good sheep
and sprinkling-o of good spring lambs, but
the average quality was only fair. Repre-
sentative sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs
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HAY, GRAIN AND FEED
Quotations Established in Open Trade on
the ST. Paul Board

ST. PAUL. June 15.-Following prices
We're established in today's trading:
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HOGS RULE STEADY
RECEIPTS MODERATE - AVERAGE
BETTER THAN YESTERDAY
Good Killing Cattle Fully Steady-com-
mon Grassy Stuff Again Weak to 1oc
Lower-sheep Steady to Weak

SOUTH ST. PAUL. June Estimated
receipts at the Union stock yards today:
Cattle, 100: calves, 1913; hogs, 3, ,593; sheep.
6S5; cars, 83.