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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
Farm Lands.

BIGGEST SNAP IN THE LAND. III
g su
condition and ready to move into there Is $500 $500
worth OF cav timber and considerable cord
wood on this tract store building, nearly new,
witch shelves, counters. etc.; the present owner
ly;<. willing to assist the purchaser to become
postmaster; district we'll settled; will sell all
for 81 ,25o; deed perfect; biggest snap in the
Homestead Land Co. 300 Nicollet Az, Mime
=, apolis, MINI. it,. . ..
200 acres good farm land, less 2 acres decided
to church and school, 40 acres natural meadow.
high and dry, and can be plowed; 20 acres
under cultivation; 60 acres hay meadow; a
nice creek running through center-consider-
able hay has been cut here There is con
and poplar; house 16x22, history high, with
good cellar, summer kitchen. barn, ETC. This
is situated IS miles from Minneapolis; neigh,
1 naaa an around; $1,1oo will buy this farm.
Homestead Land Co., BOZ Nicollet Az. Mime
8 ACRES. HOUSE 8 ROOMS, FULL BASE.
ment, large barn chicken house, fruit and or
s namental trees; soil rich black loan, clay
house, Ice house. plastered chicken house,
basement barn. windmill, tank water pipe to
barn. two acres Of berries, other fruits, two
20 acres, Maple Plaine, 40 rods to Lake hide
pendence; house, barn, chicken house. acres
of berries, apple orchard, 81, 800. - -
10 to 80 acres adjoining city south of Lake
Harriet. rich land, easy terms = -
10 to IL acres, rich black sandy loan soil, the
very best for gardening. 3 miles southeast
Of Osseo. This month at $40 per acre, worth
Large list Of to 1o-acre tracts in and near
the city. ~ - .0'o1 = = -. = =
I. A. Dunsmoor. e1e Phoenix bldg.
THE VERY BEST FARM IN THE STATE; ie0
acres. urder high state of cultivation house
modern. with bath, heat, hot and cold
water; one of the best arranged barns in the
state; room for thirty head of cat
TIC. ten horses: also room for unlimited
amount Of bag. grain. farm machinery. bug
giles and wagons; complete set Of outbuildings
gasolene engine, feed mill, separator circular
saw. drag saw, everything complete to run
q hrst-class farm: also is head Of cattle
| headed by the registered Ayrshire bull, "Petel
the Great: sheep: hogs, geese, turkeys
chickens, ETC.; grain and feed for stock
wagons. sleds all kinds of farm machinery
everything up to date. This is an ideal home
| and worth great deal more than asked
I Price $4,000: Will trade for stock Of goods
might consider piece Of improver city
| property. Owners only need answer
- s. A. Carlisle. Wyoming. MINI.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
SUBURBAN HOMES.

= SUBURBAN. HOMES,
Before buying, let me show you some choice
bargains in all modern new houses we'll To-
Gated near the lakes, with large grounds fine
shade trees; handy to school, churches and
stores; best of streetcar service. Have good
vacant lots overlooking the lakes, $3.50 to
81 800. I will furnish you money to build
with 54f.s3s
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BARGAINS IN HOUSES.
81, 10O-S rooms large lot, Nicollet, SD st.
$3.20O-Alodern Stevens, SD st.
$3,2OO-Modern, Bryant. 35th st s.
50, 5OO-Modern Hennepin, 34th st S.
SO, 5Oo-AIodern, Harriet, 32d st.
So, 6CO7-Modern, new, 4th st, SOD N.
81, 4CO-3d St. near 33d av N
81, 5O0-7 rooms, large lot, 18th av s, 18th.
$1,G5O-S rooms, 30th av N, near Sd.
$1,7OO-Modern but heat, Dupont, near West
9. G. Lester, Century building.
81, 6O0-NEARLY NEW, 8 ROOMS, FINISHED
In hardwood first floor, second floor not I'm
ished; east front; one block east Minnehaha
:
1926 rooms, summer kitchen, hardwood
floors. bath, hot water heat, large barn; Both
av, inside 3Sth ST.
$1,7oO-s rooms, cistern, well, barn, car
rage house; 9th st, near 18th av.
$4,2OO-10 rooms for two families, mod
ern except heat; Aldrich, near. 24th st s.
$1,925-S rooms, modern Colfax, near 24th.
l. A. Dunsmoer, GIG Phoenix Bldg.
$5,5o0-50-Fo LOT, STORE AND HOUSE
rent for $40: good business property. we'll
down town; growing locality.
$l2, OOO-SiN stores and five fats, good business
corner; rents now for over $1,000; no 1ani-
tor or fuel to pay for; eighth ward;
$4,000 cash.
SIS, OO0-Three-story brick three stores, four
fats: rents now, 81 ,280; eighth ward.
$5,500-Solid three-story brick, one store, four
flats, near corner Cedar and Washingt ton i;
:. VI George H. Hutchins. -, ~ IT, -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.

OIL xsCs4AAASs
Continued
100 ACRES, IMPROVED. WRIGHT CoUNTYs
160 acres near Wahpeton, good land; cheap for.
cash.
100 acres timbr, Cunningham. Mimi. at bar
gain.
Two Two so,sr farms, Wisconsin, very cheap.
chas. NJ Morton Co.. soo-3o2 Nicollet av.
SIT PER ACRE BUYS 200-ACRE IMPROVED
farm. located five miles from Princeton, Mimi:
115 acres under cultivation; balance timber.
drained; ali perfect land; Buildings are new:
house 1Sx2S. partly finished; stable, 16x66;
eudnss an Win insare for this
will be sold on easy terms. IL. R. Waters.
PHOENIX building.
ne highly farms one at St.
$3.50 a year One at Maple Grove, 90 Q
sured, $500. Very best soil. Church. o
school, creamery, railway station less
than two miles, SIS per acre. Temple o.
Court.
o o o o o
CRYSTAL LAKE, HANDSOME SUBURBAN
ns sso Of the finest s Sae Team
feet Of frontage on Crystal lake. near village
nine-room house. modern, 40x5o; good barn.
worth all asked for place lace Pree ca
George H. Miller $50 Lumber Exchange.
so ACRES. CHIsAGo CO.. PRICE $500, $500
down., balance easy terms, "a acres improved
small house and barn. $50 acres, / mile to
town, Chisago county, 16O acres improved.
good buildings; price If sold quick $23.50 per
Mimi, and Polk county, Wis. 1900 acres so
miles to st. Paul. only Sc per acre, for quick
sale. e. A. Akerson, Lndstrom. MINI.
INVESTORS. AND LAND AGENTS-TO Make
uick sale We will take $40 per acre for
ea neA, nwZ neA, nell seA, sec. 30-15S44
miles from Lund, on the new 500 Line, Mar
shall county, Mimi; black loan soil. 80 acres
under cultivation, go acres fenced; timber for
fuel; house and barn; will retail for, $40 per
Commerce bldg. Minneapolis.
NOW rs THE TIME TO BUY LAND IN ED,
munds, Mcpherson and Brown counties, s. d.
Railroads building through this year, and there
is So an acre sure profit between now and
| the LIST Of July. Opportunity comes but once
and this is your opportunity. For descriptions
and prices cali OF address Meyer Land Co.,
| 41S-4l9 Phoenix building.
KANABEC COUNTY. MINNEsoTA.
'fef Land of the Big Red Clover.
| J, Excellent soil. Great stock and dairy coun-
advance. Choice sections. halves and quarters
| for sale on extra easy terms.
| L. a. Howard, Owner.
| 502 Oneida Bldg, Minneapolis.
$50 ACRES FRsT-0LAss AGRICULTURAL
land unimproved, in Southeastern Saskatche-
wan, Canada. tributary to Esteyan. This is
| good clear nand, no stony proposition, small
cash payment, balance term to suit; might
consider exchange for hardware. or general
Cook Tenney, MINI. ~ '=s-s
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fine, highly improved farms; one at st, {
Louis Park, 500 per acre; rented for ,
1920 year One at Maple Grove, ~
acres; rents $3.50 year. Buildings In
sured, $500. Very best SOIL Church,
school. creamery, railway station less
than two miles, SIS per acre. Temple Z
Court.
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o o Q 90 0 Q
NEW MODERN HOUSE. a
81, S75-Special bargain in the eighth ward, c
within walking distance; a new s-room, c
fully modern house; oak finish down G
stairs, hardwood floors all over; hot {
= water heat; gas and electric lights; {
handsome combination fixtures; entire {
house lastly decorated; complete, {
thoroughly modern house in every re- {
spect. Can sell on easy terms If de- {
sired. Get key at. office and look it over.
Thompson Bros, {
1O1 4th at 8.
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B. F. Yeates,
925 Phoenix.

o The sEs1DHNoE OF The LATE q Dr. o
o p. H. Taylor, who was killed on the o
0 the Milwaukee railroad last week, must o
o be sold Immediately. House just COM
0 pleted for him three months ago, and Is o
o fully modern except heat with "a full 0
o basement, full line of plumbing. gas 0
o fixtures, shades, storm windows, water o
o meter, house finished in oak, Z rooms, o
o and located on a beautiful east front lot o
o $4,000 will buy it and on very easy o
o terms if desired. Call and examine
o house at 2951 Colfax Nv N sas soon as 0
o possible as Mrs. Taylor desires to leave 0
o the city Immediately. For particulars o
o inquire at house or Of rison-Critten- o
o den Co., Phoenix building.
o o o o o o o O. O.
LINDEN HILLs-NEW 7.RooM, BESIDES
large bath, modern house, beautiful so
foot front lot, with a handsome, view OF the
lake: large porch. big trees. graded lawn.
hardwood finish, best hardwood floors all over
house. mahogany finish. three bright and airy
bedrooms with large closets, best open nickel
plumbing, beauty sideboard built In, large
columns in 9-foot arch, plate rail- loaded and
stained glass in fine reception hall, ten full
length plate glass doors, storm sash, complete,
full basement, with Al heating plant; you
will wonder how it can be sold SO cheap when
lumber has advanced $3.50 per thousand since
built; the reason is I ask no profit.
want to use my money, hence the price $3.50
by owner 2911 West 10th at,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
NEW YORK PRICES.

IS gbsF With 5 D Raon At r. 0 Sas ana 4aass %
e.s at at @ ~ IS q for sP1 ana @ % b g aP on
ca al the market whSus shaqge M Lake nS Is qg9tsq
= als S1:G LEAD Vas m Tnohansed INC at o'sg2 g9T @ n
advanced Is Sd f2I los in London and continued firm
in the local market with spot quoted at 6l5ge Zoe
quoted 49s 1ld and Cleveland warrants at sos lad
d36ted s sis 90 Ta for g IRON
at the Produce Exchange ruled steader but dull and
Follows: June $7 25g$I7 Is; July, si7 256s17 S. and
NoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-New Orleans reported firm
Suoted and aFflvais oerate ve dist69to quite
ongs nS n oea se d6 qg M h5 an4 Export
Quotations follow: MoLASs. New orleans centrifugal
2sc New Orleans open kettle SolSSc: SIRTPS common
!tSS egas3 fair l'al'' good i'Z' prime z1S4' fancy
oiI4s-cottonseed oil was moderately active to-day.
mand and the firm statistical situation SaeS-loO o6is
Sad 900 Beeem6eg at $2o L4sesd oil vas Hnahangsd
Pfas5 Mas sieSa ~ a. b buk @
PhiladelPhia 75e bulk soc; refined cases New @ 9or
bbi soc bulk, 65oc: PhiiadsPPAa PP e75s: bulk :, s5s
GorToNsEED oILPTime crude mills nO9na PaPa
6er 8aG52n' and Do December Q52c prime white
american seed city raw" $9g4oc GU out Of town raw" SS9
PRovIsIoNs-Be Between active eoveFng of shorts in
conntsson mouse eaSins provisions considerable
reazng in the last hour With grain however the
close was steady with of the advance lost Chi
5000 Receipts all Western points we're 1000
PORK steady; quoted: Mess, $17gSI5 90; family family
Quoted Mess S Soa So family 5o packet
s. 50 $40 So extra India mess d slS S9g sl1 F$sB
HOGS steady: quoted: Sc $50 n. sc; $50
cked Fl aed be bees S r sS da6ed DUCT is SMOKING 40 10
II. 11l3c; u 70, lie; \ Ib 1oc Picked shoulders
a203ad at ct TAI6w P5Sa Sy 9y
Prime m So ndnno 6aFP cy l@rd sead Quoted
Sssc Refined lard steady quoted; S9uth d1Id AIne5Ta
steady; quoted at a 7Ssc- sIEAFiNE quiet auo'eu
RIcE-New Orleans reported strong market with with
Louisiana and Texas wired that business s active, with
offerings reduced Reports from the growing crop con
which gives the crop less chance to recover =,
rm with good demand for desirable selections and fun
prices were paid for choice job5ng sorts QuoIs99S
@47sc; fancy heads 5a5lsc extra fancy heads 59q62
Japan, domestic. 4isa44S; Patna 5lsq5%c; Java. 4'sq
sUGARSWithdrawas Of refined sugar We're liberal.
@ h On ns the S5 81 @ @ D cent Gah % for
lated refnes claiming hold 70 the full rates Prices
F@5sd 9g25Sd are e 6t 9s mo per fs05 ''f cu6
powdered S5c; powdered coarse powde1eq ana 19at
Rag eoars and ea ne granu5te6 soo kaes
10 cartons ID bags and N bags of fine granulated
Zoe: oonfeooners' 4. 455e, No / 445c; Nos and 8
4aoS' No 4 43o6 N% No o ~ ~ N9 = NJ : lI %
market for sugar bees With rise OF I'd in price and
market continues to present firm features with fun prices
Duty paid prices were as follows: Centrifugal 90
Si@Q3 1880 muscovado 50 test &c. and molasses sugar
312c, basis So Wiuett 6 Gray Total
of Europe and America, g. i16 against
Increase Of stock is against
of @o7so2 tons last week Total stocks and ahoats to
2403 $50 tons last an Increase Of 6l65S6 tons
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16

dS NiT s T1 aose sas r:Rp'sss aa
y peE9 medium Ty Pssd s ps n sgSs Is % bv do W1
90 do aSeTass run & l2a2sG do poor 70 mdiu 1SgIi3S
seeaded medium size selected lsc; run. 12g
1Ss % BseG% OLD do pas6 an
sealded per i9 ss DUctILINGs, Long Island East
9os Or dar aFs gs @ r dozen 4 q 'ogs DO mzsa 8 co.
Ifa Ifa8kE9s rs d hens , No / 2ec DO toms leg99e DO No
and over each isa2o6 az under fo ief7o Bo
s. 5cp gS pSse dS an5eT n and nd gIdeT to Ra 2S & do over
1Sie 'Rfaoqs Ro%sN = ccE aqf EnaS 1 dy Pd dSle o Do
pss p45o Is 1SS % 30 z s sgl9e EoWI & sF n sSisc: DUCKS
PoTAT6Es ANb VGSrA RsT al s2s1c potatoes nr
@ show POTATOES higher Sweet potatoes dEassns Onions
Cabbsges plenty and ccumbers slightly hrmsr for
sss @ aaa s III. !sa ss' love %sna &
range about as quoted we aaote PoTAToEose and
S. s C o re Pss ssss s 3 ss9s Sso Dc u ss wss
and a9 a Mar rfn S eG m9uP9n ps4 isl per sss s e. % 'lfs 1
s3ae sPAE1Gts s per- per- doss s9ssz 80
@ per oo saaohss sanS ss5S eaRRTs s67sR 5E SaS M
%ashed S1nisss Sass M 90 cd MaiRsd per 69 S do
Ps!SwaTe per crate 6o@75e: do per Dbl soaz5c: GEL
caro. pT Psr case Se$l SUGTMBERs North
per saskst ct 81 25gsi So chs5esto hot6oas per
6r iGo sss te'e fq E9Isa 25SGe sou6s
SxRc Se ors.S r Eorda u per sSx Ses 20
per- 4ass IIE f ID nesFby s1y' psT Ss @
LIMA BEANS. Florida. per crate. s2TS4: LETTUCE
western New York per dozen. 3oc: do nearby per 6S
nesSy per S9 9S5tqp @ Sn5 Rsr ssa 49ssn sas 9
do Bermuda: per crate 81 3OQsi 40 do Texas Yellow
per crate oc9S1 40; do white 75c4S1 bO DO New Or
Iss9S s9 per o eqg 81 25gS 30 do Egypan bag
TEhS Florida, per carrier. S1as2: PEAS Western Now
1ork per bush handle crate. Island and
Jersey per bag 81 do Jersey large. per basket sIa
;9 4SsgI RApISHES. nearby per 100 ounches, 50g75c
8HCBARR nearby. 100 punches. 5NcGSl: STRING
BEANS Jersey. wax. per basket. 81 Is; DO Norfolk
wax per y bbl basket 5OG75c; do green 50c@sf: DO
MoTth Carolina per hb basket. 4o@6oc; do per bush
SQUASH. marrow. per Dbl crate s21s2 so: do yellow
STookneck and white 5oc0s1; SPINACH nearby per
Dbl 5ocqS1 TOMATOES, Mississippi per case e0G
n iS91e9 TURNIPs Canadian rutabaga. per bhl Sc
g; gS2 20; do White, 5oc9s1; wATERCRESS. per 100
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Prices were not changed
.s-day ana the top qualities ruled fairly at
me rates OF the week The market clos
ing without sharpness receipts though extravagenty
Iarse are fully up to present consumption dis
position 10 meet buyers prices for the run
oI stoGa Is becoming apparent These have been
APPOINTED as committee for hay and New
YORK Produce Exchange: Horace L. IngersoIl, J. ".
Dusenoury Frank s Voorhees,. James Rozer G. E.
We quote Prime. large bales. per 100 csc;
oO46oc clover mixed best. 75c; other 6Od65c clover
clear. 5OGS5c. STRAW--River barges maintain a full
supply FOR the demand and prices easy
noe the leading quotation Receipts OF hay and straw
DAY: Hudson River Railroad, $40: Shore 60: Erie
500; pennsylvania So Delaware. Lackawanna & western
so 50; , Lehgh Valley 10: Baltimore Ohio, 20; Central
Toledo June 15.-CLOVERSEED-Ca Sc 90: Octc-
Der. Sc 20: TIMOTHY. 81 e5.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

REEVES r,. New York June Is 1905
and a for f{ the e1P9sf s ks for city saggh
5sF 5sFtTas & for sht reespts stseps
tribe r we're steady and fat eGie and medium wsr9
not 99 bologna bulls m s and e9ws dur
oo0n to 9hSfs dhdee sssrs ss su Gd a a. 9 s 50
q q Is Among the offerings to-day three cars
best grades Of beef we're in fair demand aGd triae
extra beef at Liverpool London cables sF last aS
are selling at io i1 pee aecne M n iys cattle which
I sIgTratoF esef &c per 70 lover than last and
Cete to LyeTpooI g0O quarters Of beer for the Nor
Don don wi ml $50 i've isGo quarters s0 Of
h9 3 s2ttie Ike each for London and sch
az Aatwerp The 81 Paul takes our 1876 quarters Of
quarters for the M0rrs Bee @ copa0q r0qF
Cuiahy PACKING % dSOo quarters for the
ca 3 sh9ep 59sai s@a s2T the We Tse f12 this 0
sahders SEsn a. R e the eSePGP Of $50 sast
5yspnge 6s at - ~; per 100 10 q DO 1895 60
culver % Stable 80 ta9 20 a Pe8asgvau,a 81 sG
1878 ne at 8 s. S 20 DO stfsS f5s fed n T FeRnsyvqga n steers
81 To- 20 cows 1900 10. at s. Is. H. at
1865 70 at s. s. Is enaoy stss5s dso a. 1s e
bulls 1850 10 at 81 so STATE do go n ap s I "a
sss960:ylvePt s s0 do $50 SSr b 1s7 as ;, r. o at ' Is
at S g. S4 u do at 80 81 10 & a Dc s. $50 $50 r. do at go e. = do
y 9sI i DO 17o n at 81 do SIS 70: at 81 Is
with the calves held ovaT Ta :s.6g a a9r 59s e 6n a Ha
NeaIs were hn and outermks steady and AL the
sold 50 5OqS7 so per 100 10 butterufks at Sd 20
Dressed calves firm az s1s9114c per city dressed
selling in small at 1Ol1c; dressed butterks steady
o6 m as 5a sands5s is n 7s AZ yess y @ l5o p 81
3 a5 v:a Sc s. s. 3 3 s 3: 2 & 10 e.
bes6 sahe 5Ps1e ANg Ia P were 2 oss
and car at 6oth yards for slaughterers sheep and
offerings were cleaned up promptly TSFee cars for
later but Will not be offered to-day prime
IS 65GS9 scattering yearlings ar seS7 80 presse
mutton steady 99111zc per dressed lambs at 13G15c
Win selected stock bringing Ice: dressed yearlings
Judd & Co: 2sg Virginia lambs II 10 average. al.
81 eo o ao No. 1as g IS. s. Ss al
- So; do 100 ~ at st 26 yesterday gs3 TeHnes-
IS 9o; 2s4 Virginia do 10 at s. 90 SIS do s. S. ra
Virginia yeariings SO 10 at s6 IS Kentucky sSseD S @
1S2 n at s. 50: do 100 10 s4 Is Virginia do I6i
r. at s. So DO 100 ~ at sA buck. $50 70.
Newton & Co: o25 West Virginia lambs. IS 70, a.
Sa5 a. 3, i /, n 81 a. ss5 aaSy s ~:
at So 25; West Virginia 147 10. at SIS: do 10
MCPHERSON & Co 24s Virginia lambs. IS 10. at 80;
25S do 70 io at So 2ss do rs 70. at 50; 2s7 do So 10
1o7 70 at IS 5o buck. 40 10. at 81 so; do. I3o rs
Kern Commission Company: ass virsini. lambs rs
HoasE7.Recelpts were 11,s EosO head in
hogs we're soid at So 80 psr foo ~ Feenc AL state
Sales-S. Sanders: IA hogs. 10 average. a.
d R 1So e. afs 5Sggn ssS N at 81 3 mixed 2
hogs. 159 n. at IS 40.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June 15-CATTLE-Reeepts. 25OO head;
market strong common to prime steers s4gS6 10 cows.
S39S4 so: hefers 81 6gS5 rs; bulls 81 75GSi
50 1887 TO- sockers and feeders 81 T54Si 75. HOGS
Receipts 1s,OOO head market strong to &c higher.
Choice 10 prime heavy. So 5Iia 9S6 62ls medium
good. heavy, S6 asa 5713 butcher weights So $50
So 60; sood s9 choice heqyy mixed s. S2 gS6 513
market for best strong others dull sheep s. 5o3ss IS
Cincinnati June 15--HoGS, active and strong: butch
and shippers. SO 5ygs6 co. IS 35Gs6 %
cATT sS sesay sOw far 20 god shiPPe;s 81 2SSso
IS 5Oas5 20. LAMBS. steady, s5 509ss.
East Buffalo, N Y. June 15-CATTLE-Recspts. 100
head slow and barely steady prime steers IS 609S5 So
shipping. s5g$5 so; butchers, s. 5O9$5 IS. yEALS-
Receipts J. 100 head active and higher 81 1881 rs
HOGS-Receipts 1000 head. fairly active and a shade
higher; heavy and mixed. Sc so; Workers. Sc 1895 so
SO S6GS6 10: toughs s. Tbd$6 stage. S+9S4 IS.
dairles, So 609S6 10, SHEEP AND L.AMBS-Receipts
1000 head; slow and lower; lambs IS 6eST 30: year
Iings sS9S8 20: wethers S69S6 IS sheep. mixed. $50
Kansas City June 15-cATTLE-Reoeipts 1900
head including 400 southerns Market steady. Choice
good. s4@s5 2o: Western fed steers So 5o9s5 IS:
s5 Southern So 25&sS IS; native So IS q
50 So; native hefers So 25 s5 bulls So 5OGsi
50 so Sc 25 HOGS-Receipts 1900 head. market
2hc SC higher; top. Sc 55 bulk OF sales So S2Y
Sc 50 heavy, s6 IS S6 55 packers SIS 35 SIS co. pigs
and lights IS 60G6 40. SHEEP-Receipts, 1000 head
market 100 higher; lambs, IS SO 81 So fed sheep
yearngs. So Sc +O Texas clipped yearngs So 75
q SIS so: Texas clipped sheep $50 SIS 50: Texas
So 25 @ SO so; stockers and feeders. SO 25Gs5
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
(By Telegraph to The Tribune.

tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Chicago. June 15.-Speculative business in grain
a large scale to-day. and prices benefited
to a generous extent by the Increase There was
the case In the coarse grains The oats markss
was particularly buoyant and prices scared -
the trading pit airy did the dirtgfoio
balloon around the dome Of the Capitol at Wash
ington the day before At time there was q
gain OF &c and better in the oats prices, but pros
taking at the advance caused reaction. and the
net gain the close from 1.c to 1ssc. Wheat
closed with addition OF &c to the value OF July
and &c to the September delivery. Corn IN the
end was &c up Provisions had a share IN tho
general prosperity. and closed from 71sc $50
higher for pork sc for lard and Sc 1c for RIBS
Ths wheat market opened at advance OF lac
but there much opposition the hour TO
any further rise. though prices continued to %
forced up by lively bidding by brokers. Heavy
realizing sales by holders toward the close OF the
session modified the bullsh sentiment somewhat
Local receipts six cars. with fifteen cars
mated for tomorrow
The corn market had a strong send-or and for
time IT difficult to satisfy the demand Bust
ness was OF a very large volume. Prices made
good advances. Local receipts were 47S cars with
$50 cars estimated for Tomorrow. Shipments hence
were 81 zoo bushels.
dlers OF the cash grain and SPECTATORS were anx-
iOus 70 stock up, account OF bad crop news
Prices made numerous quick advances. Local re-
tomorrow. Shipments hence were 5000 bushels
Provisions were helped by the general strength
or TT the grain markets. The lighter movement OF
investment demand for pork and lard July pork
sold from N6 50 20 81 July lard sold at s. SRA and
Hog receipts were 22.OoO head and prices at ths
ysSds so higher.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-16
,-,~. per cent bonds of 1894 of the Re-

.~,gars per cent bonds OF 1894 OF the Re-
81 - -. ana steel Company.
pcsic I----rs nFsiANDs.-The United States govern
oo' ,,,ues TO make known fits wants in the
psa' '-.orte. Specifications are out calling
csppel aaa rounds Of Calumet and Hecla copper to
;o s.,.-es al washington At the same time an
S . e. ~ cold rolled copper aproximating las 2ss
f5os- ), slso wanted at the same place.
peS-,-tJ VALLEY.-The State Board OF Rail-
-.,,issioners has authorized the increase in
Ios' o,rt Of the capital stock of the Lehigh
ts pa;lway Company from $lo.eoo,oeo to $4,000
-. increase IS 10 be paid TO the Lehigh Valley
e. - - COMPANY, lessee. for betterments.
ha---- YORK PHILADELPHIA &s NORFOLK
y ,sc,al meeting OF the stockholders of the
vort Phladelphia & Norfolk Railway Com
>" "a II Cape Charles. Va, an increase of
Psl' ,sares Of the capital stock of the company
~ eutborized for the purpose OF the issuance at
vas stock dividend 10 each shareholder of
p..-s June % 1906.
Fs0e Fs.se TpoN CERTIFICATES.-Pig iron certificates
- Hew York Produce Exchange opened dull
G. trout transactions. Regular trade about
81 a..s-cAs and standard foundry shade higher
.ho second call prices ruled steady at the morn
,.ys1 There were no sales.
DEEp.NKLIN TRUST COMPANY DIVIDEND
= F,anklin Trust Company declared a quarter
: s-send yesterday Of 3la per cent, upon it's cap
81 staok. payable June 81 to stockholders of
- a. the closing OF the transfer books. The
sfs- hooks Will be closed from u m June % to
a n. July