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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS

- NEW YORK COTTON, June 2s.-The cotton
market opened steady at unchanged prices to a
decline Of 1 point which disappointing
response to firm cables, continued dry weather
in the southwest, less favorable weekly crop
reviews and rather bullish statistics There
seemed to be no fresh buying whatever, the
smaller shorts having covered pretty well before
the close of yesterday. and with support in
ing the morning. Trading continued very quiet
however, and the tone was hardly easy.
Cotton futures opened steady; July, 1O.35c
August, 1O.40c; October, 1O.40c; December
10.47c; January, 1O.51c; March, 1O.5Sc bid.
Cotton futures closed barely steady. Closing
bids: June, 10 2oc; July. 1o.2ie; August, 1o.s1c
10.26c; December. 10.40c; January, 1O44c; Feb
ruary, 10.44c; March, 1O.52c.
middling gulf, 11.15c; sales. $40 bales.
NEW YORK METAL, June 2s.-Copper ant
lead, quiet and unchanged.
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riday. lime %:

HoGS-Prices steady with yesterdays close.
S o bulk egs s9Gs Pfess
light common to fair SEQ to $3.50; j. go 1oae to
geo to ss $685. g $500 to e fss
ssss e $S4e sssoEh s'"s $3.50 to ss rough
81 s. S. g al IS 40 is 80 lbs 81
$s,S2 q! Il Ss, So; 81 Sc d9' $Sss
st. se e. 2s s. p sss sd 9s $780, 3d. 2so lbs
y 3ss s.; q sso u.s. s.; 5, 80 Ss s.;
sDs, s.; 2 500 lbs, IS: J. 80 lbs: $3.50; !
9Ser lbs $50 81 9nss So boar ESQ lbs 3d. boar
CATTLE Receipts of cattle very light today
Prices of killing stuff steady at the weeks de
bologna bulls and feeding bulls steady. Stock
ers and feeders steady; milch cows steady.
Butcher 1ao Cows and aeif fer $40 lbs 3d.
lbs, $500; 2, s25 lbs, So; 1, LOO lbs. So; 1
100 lbs, $2.s5; 2, 9s5 lbs, s2.s5; l, 100 lbs
Cutters and Gamers, 700 lbs, $40; l, sot
Butcher Bulls, 1,21o lbs, s2.e5; /, 1,2s'
Veal Calves, 1,45o lbs, $3.50; |, 2o4 lbs
Stock Cows and Heifers-1, 300 lbs, So.
u 100 lbs II TO- 1870 lbs s. 4oi = $50 lbs
Stock Feeding Bulls, 1,22o lbs, $3.50; /
! 500 lbs, $2.4O.
MIX Cows and Springers-2 cows, $40;
| COW, $50; / COW, 500; 1 COW, calf, $26.
| SHEEP-Sheep and lambs steady with tn
weeks prices. Demand good. Practically moth
| ing received. ..'- ...r- ....- =.
Among the shippers on the market were G
| A. McConnelly, LIE Sueur; c. L. Clatt. Lewis
Vile; A. sackett. GAINESVILLE: G. s. Thurstan
Judson Foster & Nelson, Sleepy Eye; Morgan
II 70 Morgan. Thomas Peterson Golden
George H. Johnson Seaforth; e. c. Nelson, Wal
nut Grove; ]. r. Stubbs Candy.
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS
Valentine buying some wheat.

Valentine buying some wheat.
Friedman bulling the wheat market
Rosenbaum reports the purchase Of 20 600 blu
new No. 2 hard in the southwest on the basis
Of SIC delivered in Chicago.
Jackson to Watson: Crowd trying to bull
wheat on the weather, but market does not look
as IL 1t was going up. Corn and oats look
weak on wet weather. Believe December and
May corn should be sold.'
Verhoen from Aiilmine: Wheat is firm; think
buying of better class than selling. but oats
are weak
Comstock. Rankin. Pringle ane all the other
bulls were bidding for wheat.
Berlin and Budapest closed Nc lower
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THE FLOUR MARKET
CLOSE OF A WEEK OF DULLNEsS-OUTLoOK
FOR LIGHT TRADE.

The week was dull one in four several
mills closing and the entire number in opera tion
representing about one-third Of total capacity.
Shipments held up fairly we'll considering the
lighter sales, and with everything available
shipped out considerable business was cleaned
off the books. For next week the outlook is not
much different. Millers> say they cannot induce
buyers to take large lots and that hand-to-
mouth business is still the rule. -.
Shipments, $685. brls. r..
First patents quotable at 81. 25@4.45; Sec
ond patents, $4.20@4.30; first clears $500
$50; second clears. s2.40@2.55.
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NEW YORK BANKS,

New York. June 23.-The statement Of the
clearing house banks for this week shows that
the banks hold $40 912 1926 over the legal reserve
requirements. This is an increase Of So, s89, $50
over last week. The statement follows: Loans,
1,O49, 472, 300, increase $129O,2OO; circulation,
$4s At 100 decrease SIG, 800; legal tenders ss4
crease 81, 162, 1907 reserve required, 1852 368 O75
increase 1922 $50; surplus $10,912, 925, increase
1889, $50; United States deposits, $14, 1856,
$50, increase So, S6S, 225. +-...
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Special to The Journal.
Boston, June 23.-Heavy liquidation in Anal
gamated caused other selling, and many fear
decline in metal prices, but brokers can see no
indication of the latter, and from all accounts
1t is in strong position as ever, The New
weak and looking like lower prices on Monday.
Pools sold stocks to standstin after the bank
hidden stores Of copper metal are current once
more in New York. Producers are unanimous
in saving that such reports are without founda-
ton. Visible supplies Of copper are now at the
lowest point ever recorded. Exports OF copper
from Boston yesterday, as compiled from Gus
tom house returns were 2 500 tons, or which
LIT tons were shipped to Havre.
BOSTON QUOTATIONS AT THE CLOSE, June
%. American Dev Co. 1914 bid; Adventure atI1e
3 aTeadlan A s@s1s; Arnold, 1@iA 1shDed is
Butte & London, IN az; Butte Coalition. 29@
Rsi Moaatan e noied Butte Hnp
2sM; Calumet 4 Hecia, eso@eoo; Centennial, q
Copper Queen ~ asked Con Mere1r 60
DOM Donse' /. S., 2aa asked; DAILY West, ~ "a
eTanoy. ' 1sa Jail guiana Gaanajusto, Ma5N Mel
yetia, aTa5; Isle Rcyale, 1s@1e q
1915 asaso Mass asss eo4 81;
| G.. & c., 21a Gy3; Nevada Consolidated, l1A 9lS;
| North Butte, 1914 @s6: Old Colony. I0M9o; Old
Dominion 3S1a @39k; Osceola 1O7M1071a; Par.
rot, 1854 bids Phoenix. 80M75; Superior \
Pittsburg 1s@1sA; Pneumatic Service. 10A q
Quincy lf $685.: Raven . aIss Rhode Island.
Shoe Machine. 7a,a asol; Shoe Machine pre-
| ferred 3o@3OK; Swift. l1021h M1O3; Tamsrack.
/ 95 bid; Tecumseh, 101a gil; Tenn. 42@44:
Trinity, S@sM: United Copper. 64A 665; United
Copper preferred, 30 asked; U. s. Mining. 56K
1 Q156h;s U. s. Mining preferred. 16M 646R
Utah, 55@55A; Union Land A@3; United
Fruit 1O90111O: Utah-Neyada, 80 Oh; Victoria.
/ Tugs: Washington, 1M1h; Winona. asked;
wolverine, 1871 bid: Wyandot, 90 asked; Warren
Dew Co., Is asked.
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, June 2a-con-
soils for money, SO 5-16: consols for account,
sSss Anaconda. 12M; Atchison, 92M: Atshi-
son preferred. 1861; Baltimore Ohio, 12s;
Canadian Pacific. 1861 Chesapeake & Ohio
CO.'S Chicago Great Western, 1871 Chicago
/ Milwaukee & ST. Paul. 1S5: De Beers, II y
/ Denver & Rio Grande, bi4A Denver Rio
Grande preferred, Oh: Erie. AN Erie first pre-
ferred. S1A; Erie second preferfed, ~: j! inois
Central. 1S5: Louisville & Nashville. 1501s; Mis-
4 souri,. Kansas Texas 34sa; New York Cen
i trail. 1411a Norfolk & Western. 921a: Norfolk
Il Il Western preferred %; Ontario & Western
4 5aK: PENNSYLVANIA. 671a; Rand Mines. GIG
i READING 6Sla Reading first preferred, II
Reading second preferred. ASA: Southern Bail
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way. ssM: Southern Railway preferred. 1925;
southern Pacific, "; Union Pacific, 1531a:
Union Pacific preferred, 9s; United States Steel
80; United States Steel preferred. 1OTA Wa
fours, G2N. -
Bar silver, steady, 80 a-1ed per ounce. Money.
q per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market Cor
short bills Is 3H per cent. The rate Of dis
count IN the open market for three months
bills is 3A per cent.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS:

Duluth, June 2a-Wheat was stronger and a
little more active here Some Manitoba wheat
was worked for export by Duluth exporters
July opened Nc up at S5Mc, sold at S5Ac, fell
to s5kc and closed there, gain Of 1Bc Sep
TENDER gained Nc. n .
T Flax was dull and steady. Some was worked
for export. July opened 1Ac up at $1.144, fell
to s1.13A and closed &c up at s1.14h, septem-
Der advanced ~. Oats fell Nc.
The close: Wheat--To arrive. No. / northern.
s51ac; No. 2 northern, Sac. On Track-No. l
northern, s5@c;$ No. 2 northern, e4c;. July.
s5kc: September, Sac: December, 83c: durum,
No. l. 79c; No. 2, Toe. Flax. to arrive. $1.14.
Flax On track. 81. IA: July, $1.141a; September,
81 .14%c; October, 81 49, Oats, to arrive; 3sAc;
oats, on track. 3s14c; July, 3sAc. Rye SIC.
Barley. 43@4Sc. -
Cars Inspected-wheat, 20: last year, 8; oats,
10; barley, B flax, 20; last year, o. Receipts.
Wheat. 3s,942 bu; oats, 33, 633 bu; barley, ,O53
bu; rye. SAT bu; flax p oil blu. Shipments
Wheat, 1O2, 952 bu; barley, 2,O3S bu.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, June 23.--Cattle, re-
ceipts, 200; market unchanged; native steers,
ern steers, $s25M46O; stockers and feeders.
$27S04; calves, $500; bulls and stays, s2.75@
4.50. Hogs. receipts, 1900; bulk of sales.
$6.3211a 0l6.311a. Sheep, receipts, 700; market
steady; lambs, $6M7; sheep, .$5@6.25.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western. 1; Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul, q;
MINNEAPOLIS & st. Louis. l.; Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha, 10; Great Northern, q !;
Northern Pacific. Il total. 80. -.--.-- -
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w EsAs eaTx V Eve
7sNc; December, 77%c; cash No. 2 hard. TO
SOC; No. 8, 73@7s1Ac; No: 4, e9@74e; No. red,
Corn, July, 47Ac; September. 47Mc; December,
Acc; cash No. 2 mixed. 491Ac; No. g. 49cs No.
W ss 46 Ss No. Mixed S ss@sse WHITE
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PUTS AND CALLS,

pm. report:
Puts7September wheat, $3.50. &
Calls September wheat, $685. @S3hc.
Curb-September wheat, SSc.
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South st. Paul, Mimi, June 23-Estimated
receipts at the Union stockyards today: Cat
tie, 10; calves, 25; hogs, 1900; horses, $50;
cars so.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. 1, 1905, to date, compared with the
same period In 1905:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1906 ..1Uz, 1914 y, 551 45S,4l3 1866 IL, 1U4
1905 1885 24sI2 ATS, s44 2O9, 917 II, 260
increase. -. ...... 1873 ....... ......
Decrease. n,161 49,. 0,431 S4,A2 $50
The FOLLOWING table shows the receipts thus
far IN June. ss compared with the same period
In 1905:
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
19O6 SIP AHA Alb 0,S92 1876
1905 ....... S494 1896 55,61s 1880 LAS
Increase. 27S $40 1855 ..... 16s
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THE CASH TRADE
EASIER TONE IN OATs-OTHER PRICES
ABOUT STEADY.

EAS1Eh IONE LIN OAVS-OTHER PRICES
ABOUT STEADY.
FLAKs-Receipts 20 Gears against cars last
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, $111A to
arrive, Silly. r0.
OARS Slightly easier today. No. white
oats closed at 36hc. Receipts, 81 cars; ship
ments. 10 cars. -.
C0RN-No. yellow corn closed at 4sc Re.
ceipts 1S cars; shipments. 2 cars.
FEED AND COARSE MBAI,-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra, $1s.75@
I $40; No: 1 ground feed, 2-3 corn and Ia
oats, 76-lb sacks, sacks extra, $1s25@1e5o:
{ No. ground feed, u corn and u oats SO-lb
sacks, sacks extra, S19.75@2O; No. 8 ground
feed. 1-3 corn and 2-3 oats, 7O-lb SACKS, sacks
extra, $20.25@20.5O.
MILLSTUFFS-Bran in bulk, $155O@1575;
shorts. $155O@15.75; middlings, $17. 25617.15
red dog, SIS. 50@$2O; all o in Minneapolis;
In 200-lb sacks 81 per ton additional in 1OO-lb
sacks, $1.50 per ton additional; red dog in 14Os,
SIS o b. Shipments. 1927 tons.
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 39@41c
mailing grades, 42@5oc. Receipts, 81 cars
shipments, 20 cars.
RYE-No. 2. closed at 574 @5sAc. Receipts
cars: shipments, none.
othy, No 2, 5000. 90; timothy, No. 8. $70
8; timothy and clover mixed, seas; prairie
choice, S10.50@11; prairie, No. L, $9.5O@10
prairie, No. g. $S.50@9.50; prairie, No. g. $685.
@7.60; midland No. 1. S7.5O@s.50; midland
No. 2, $5@7; rye straw. $5@7.5O; wheat ant
oats straw, $4@4.75; potatoes, white, 6o@e5c
red, 5o@55c.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, June 2s.-Beef
steady; family $11@11.50; mess, $S.5O@9
steady; family, lie; call, 60c; mess, $s.5O@9
packet $9.50@10.50. Pork, steady; mess, SIT q
1850; family, $1850@19; short clear, $16.75@
1880. Lard, easy; prime western, $ss0@s. IS
nominal ,
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ARIZONA CoPPERs.

The market is dead owing to the fotation of
the ne new stock in Globe Arizona. Predictions
OF goo per share for this stock within year
are numerous. 1t is coming on at SIS per share
QuOtatio at 1 n.m.:
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CLOSING CASH PRICES


$111A;
No 2YeloY
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Kansas City to Wha1lon: "Our weather man
predicts a wet Sunday over the whole south
west. Car new hard wheat here from Oklahoma
over night bids brought quite lot OF wheat
for shipment by July Is, probably 2o,OOO tc
As, 900 bu.'' - -
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KANsAs c1rY LIYEsTocK. Hume o.

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, June 2s-Cat-
tie. receipts, 100; market unchanged; native
steers, $4@5; southern steers, $8@475; south
ern cows, $2@3 so; native cows and heifers,
So. 25@5.1e; stockers and feeders, $2.75@4.4O;
bulls. $250@4; calves, s2.5o@6; western fed
steers, SO. 5O@5 80; western fed cows $2.5O@
425. Hogs, receipts, 5000; market steady;
bulk of sales, $6.30@6.4O; heavy, $6.45@6.47R
packers. $6.95@6.45; pigs and lights, $5.5O@
$40. Sheep, receipts, 20O market strong; NUT
tons, $5@6.40; lambs, $6@7.75; range wethers,
$5.4OM65O; fed ewes $50l6.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, June 2s.-Close- Wheat
higher; No. 2 red, cash.. elevator, S6@S7c;
track sse; July soy &, @seSc; septe5mber sls
2 cash. soc; track 51hc: July. 491ac; septem-
Der, son @5OAc. Oats lower; No. cash, 3s1ac;
track 391sc; July, 3Skc; September, 36kc;
No 9 white 43c. y.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS, June 23.-Provisions
We're quiet. September pork was 21sc higher
at $16.5719. Lard was unchanged to 21ac high
er at $8.77h@Ss0. Ribs were up 21ac at
500.
Close-Pork, July, s1e.e5; September s1e.52k.
ssa JULY $3.50
CHICAGO PRODUCE. June 2s.-Cheese
steady; daisies, 11@11Ac; twins, 1oN @101sc
steady; turkeys, 1Oc; chickens, 12c. Potatoes
Steady the season for old potatoes is rapidly
drawing to close, receipts being very small
Burbanks, 55@64c; rural. 65@7Oc. Veal
Steady; 80 to 80 lbs &c; 60 to 20 lbs, 71a@sc
80 to lilo lbs, s@9c. ..
Az @1sc. Bggs3steady, at mark, cases ss'l IN
cluded, 12@15c. r.. ~,
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23.-F1our steady. Wheat steady; No. / north-
| September. s4Mc asked; puts, .s3kc asked ;
calls. s4% @s4Ae asked. Rye dull; No. l.
65@651ac. Barley dull; No. 2, 561a @57c; sam
Pile, 45@55c Oats lower; standard 39@39hc.
| Corn lower; No cash, 81 @51 Nc; September,
51Bc; puts, 51A@51ssc asked; calls, 51Ac
| asked. -------.
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Provisions steady with some buying Of ribs.
SHOWS corn report was very bearish. sug-
costing a 2S4o. 900. 0O0 Blu prospect.
4 Chicago-AH the bull crowd biddin. and
Herb Ware buying wheat.
Liyerpool-There will be good decreases In
the quantity of breadstuffs on MASSAGE.
Winnipeg-W feather clearing off; 81 above and
rising.
Z Kfdston bid SIC in the chicago pit for No.
red winter wheat.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, June 2s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1,5oo; market steady; beeves. $39o@6;
ers, $2.7o@4.55; calves, $5@6.25. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $4,000; market slow and steady; esti-
mated receipts Monday, $4,000; mixed, butchers,
heavy. $6.3O@6.4O; light, S6.30@6.55; pigs
5.4O@6sO; bulk of sales, $6.5O@6.55. sheep
yearlings, ss@e.5o; lambs, s5.5o@75o.
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GOOD SOUND HOGS
COME TO MARKET
AND PRICES AT SOUTH ST. PAUL
| HOLD UP VERY WE'LL.

Killing Cattle Steady at the Weeks
Decline of 10c-stockers and Feed
ers Steady, Also Feeding Bulls and
Mich Cows-Nothing Doing in
Sheep and Lambs, Only Few Head
Coming In.
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W1NN1PEG GRAIN. Hume 2a.-Whea

WINNIPEG GRAIN, June 2s.-Wheat-
opened at $3.50, closed at s3Ac; July opened
at S4Ac, closed at S4Bc; October opened at
sO%c, closed at s1c. Cash close-No. 1 north
ern, s3Ac; No. northern, size; No. 8 north
ern, 77%c; No. 2 white oats, 86Ac; No. 8
barley 43c; No. 1 fax, $1.07. Receipts
Wheat. S5 cars: last year. u.
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rye 1880 bu; fax, 1920 bu; -four, 100 brls;
millstuffs, 60 tons; hay, 100 tons Car lots,

Shipped Wheat ~ OARS, 80. 100 bu: corn.
1850 Blu; oats, 121, 800 bu; barley, 22,2oo bu;
fay, 1880 bu; -four, 1865 brls;- millstuffs,
1927 tons; linseed oil. 90, 500 lbs; oil cake,
42G, SCI lbs. Car lots. 39S.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, June 2s.-Eggs,
1e@t checks sse ssepss 9s
| tation, &c., ladies', 15h@16c; receipts, 6,129
lbs; extra renovated, LIN @1Sc; renovated,
| 16M17c: market weak,
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, June g.
Sugar, raw, firm; fair, refining, &c; centrifu.
gal, 90 test, 3k@3 1890; molasses sugar, 2Ac;
refined, steady; crushed: 5.40c; powdered
Rio, 7%c Molasses, Arm; New Orleans, &c
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PROVISIONS

NEW YORK OIL, June 2S.-Petroleum
steady; refined, all ports, $7.75@7so.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS JUNE a..
Receipts Cars-M ilwaukee, 81; Omaha, 5; St.
Louis. I; Great Northern, 40; Northern Pacific,
8; Great Western, Z; 500 Line, 30; Rock
Island, 3.
RECEIPTS ArID SHIPMENTS JJs!E 22.
Recefved-Wheat. 10 cars. 1e1 500 bu:. corn,
$4,000 bu; oats, 1885, ITO bu; barley, ~ ,43O bu !;
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NEW YORK METAL, June 2S.-Copper ant
lead quiet and unchanged. a,
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET. Minnesota Tran

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer ST. Paul June 23.-Barrett & Zimmerman's
report: The market has reached the summer
level. Receipts are light with prospects Of i'm
proving soon. Sales good. The retail trade
is fair. Outside demand concentrates prin-
cipally on the good to choice kinds, while In
ferior arrivals are dull. Future receipts are
bound to increase. Price: Drafters, extra, $205
@23O; drafters, choice. $1sO6225; drafters,
common to good, $155@1so; farm mares, extra,
$125@15O farm mares. choice, $110@125 farm
mares common to good, $s5@110; delivery,
choice s165M1SO; delivery. common to good.
$500 165 drivers, s1s5d26o; mules, according
to size, $140@225.
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CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRA1l

CHICAGO SEEDS AND COARSE GRAIN,
June 23.-Rye cash, 64@67c; July. 62hc; Sep
TENDER 641hM65c. Flax, cash northwestern,
s1.11h; southwestern, 81 OS; September, 81. 1914.
Timothy, September $40. Clover, cash, 81.
Barley, cash. 42@54c.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, June s23-Closing.
Wheat. spot, nominal: futures, quiet; July. 6s
7Md; September, 26s sgd; December, es SID.
Corn spot, firm; American mixed, old. As 11!ad;
futures, quiet; July, IS, SBd; September, Is
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS

Total sales, 412,100 shares.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-01

"ALDINE'- MADDOX
English porcelain decoration. pink
decoration. square shapes
1895 1t2.pe. Set. 1895
22.e5 13o-pc. Set. .17.s5
"DRESDEN"-GERMAN WARE
in old blue decoration
400 1f2-pc. Set. .t3.45
225o 13o-pc. Set. .i7.45
"LOUISE'-MADDO
English ware, green border, with
pink wreath decoration
1850 1t2-pc. Set. 1898
$3.50 13o.pc. Set. .17.e5
INE"-ENGLIsH
PORCELAIN WARE
green decorations
100 112-pe. Set. t3.45
$500 1870. pc. Set. .f7.4s
"sTAFFoRD"-EN
PORCELAIN
green border, square shapes
f7.e5 tf2-pc. Set. 1895
22.e5 13o-pc. Set. .17.s5
ARLINGTON"
blue spray decoration, fine Ameri-
can ware
1915 1t2-pc. Set. 1926
21.e5 13o-pc. Set. .t7.e5
"EAToN'-ENGLIS WARE
blue decoration
1915 tt2-pc. Set. e.e5
2t.e5 13o-pe. Set. .t2.e5
"ANCBOR''-AMERICAN
PORCELAIN
grey border decoration. gold lines
1900 tt2-pc. Set .t3.45
22.5o f3o-pe. Set. 1895
"SUXOR"-ENGLISH WARE
with neat pink and green decora-
ton
1925 1f2-pc. Set. .14.e5
$3.50 f3o-po. set. .ts.es
'AIADRID"-JOHNSON BROS.
English ware, with very beautiful
green decoration
1880 1t2-pe. Set. .1A.e5
$3.50 13o-pe. Set. 1895
"FERN"-MADDoC WARE
beautiful maidenhair fern decore-
tions on English porcelain ware,
gold lines. knobs and edges
1895 tt2-pc. Set. .14.ss
1895 f3o.pc. Set. 1895
pink ETRURIA'
American porcelain. pink arbutus
decoration. gold lined knobs and
handles
12.25 tt2-pc. Set. e.e5
1000 1so-pe. Set. 1925
"RoSEBUD"-AMERIcAN
PORCELAIN
rose decorations. gold-lined--
t2.25 tt2.pc. Set. Gas
1850 f3o.pe. Set. 1895
GREEN ETRURIA"-
AMERICAN
green decorations
ft.oo tt2-pc. Set. s.4s
1900 t3o-pc. Set. ties
GREEN COLONIAL
AMERICAN
neat green spray decorations. on
American porcelain ware
s.es ii2.pe. Set. eos
it.5o t3o-po. Set. s.4s
'wINSOR"-AMERrCAN WARE
peacock blue decorations on Ameri-
can porcelain ware
e.s5 tf2-pc. Set. 7.ss
ff.e5 fso-pe. Set. s.ss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-01

Stock
DnnerN
Ware that can be mate
as the white. We are offer
by us-ware from the lea
Austria, Germany, Engl;
this sale at prices barely CO
This certainly is an
new dinner or tea set that
set at naught.
This sale ends Satul
should you then decide to
you'll find our stock ALL
tail prices then
A word to the wise
''2s4s''-HAvILANDC CHINA
with neat carnation pink spray
decorations
$500 1oo-po. Set. .2s.s5
42oo 114-pc. Set. .s2.os
MrRAMAR-HAvIIAN CHINA
with apple blossom decorations-in
latest shapes
500 too-pc. Set. .2e.e5
$3.50 ff4-pc. Set. 1885
ENGLISH PORCELAIN WARE
best English. in two colorings.
green and blue
e.45 1t2-pc. Set. SOS
AMERICAN PORCELAIN WARE
with neat floral spray decorations
three colorings-
1925 11a-pe, Set 7,e5
BEST ENGLISH WARE
with a green border decoration
1926 111-po. Set. 7.s5
AMERICAN PORCELAIN WARE
with pink spray decorations, gold
lined knobs and handles
1926 1oo.pc. Set. SOS
FINE ENGLISH WARE
in three different patterns
17e5 tf2-pc. Set. 1895
"couNTEss"-HAvILAND
In very pretty shapes. with beau
TRULY blended decoration Of green
and brown
1878 1oo-pe. Set. .32.95
1895 1so-pc. Set. .4o.s5
"FONTAINBLEAU''-
HAVILAND CHINA
dainty pink border decoration
1896 too-po. Set. .2s.e5
5e.45 t3o-pc. Set. .45,s5
'5lss, BAssErrs AUSTRIAN
CHINA
Violet spray decoration
$3.50 1t2-pe. Set. .23.s5
400 1907 pc. Set. .31.s5
SYRACUSE CHINA
White and gold border decoration
s2.7s too-pe. Set. .25.e5
4o.5o tt4-pe. Set. .2ee5
LA BELLE
best American porcelain. In flow
blue decoration
$3.50 tape. Set. .22.e5
s7.25 tso-pe. Set. 2s.e5
ARLINGTON
White and gold border decoration,
fine American porcelain
1880 ti2.pe. Set .t4.es
24.75 f3o.po. Set. 1895
OLYMPTA"-ENGLI
PORCELAIN
IN e dainty pink and brown decora-
ton
1895 ti2-pe. Set .t4.ss
23.e5 t3o-pe. Set 1895
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
English porcelain ware. flow blue
decoration, gold-lined-
23.os ti2-pe. Set. 1895
st.4s tso.pc. Set. .23.e5
"BUGEAUD"
pink border decoration on Bassett's
English ware
1850 ft2.pe. Set. .t3.ss
24.oo 100. pc. Set. 1895
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