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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-11
GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

L. Seoet Of City sk wEsa n
vary greatly. Soft wheat harvest begun as far
north as Lawrence and salina Oklahoma crop
fine. Rain greatly needed in northern a Kansas
and Nebraska They may get 1t tonight
Berlin closed wheat, July, 11sc higher,
Budapest closed wheat, October, Ac lower
Chicago-There are private cables here from
Antwerp house having own Russian correspon-
dents, claiming no truth In Broomhall rumor
cabled from Liverpool that Russia Is to suspend
exports.
Liverpool spot wheat Ad to sd higher Spot
Rankin sold some wheat on the swell. Up
Twin city transit company declared the regu-
aF st9ck pssb1e e hoers Of
Grier, Peoria, Ill. wired Lewis: Its "a q
a good many of them in Illinois, which have
had good rains lately, and oats and corn look
well and will likely be good oy yieldd Id Hay
and some in this country, which rains nave
missed almost entirely, and oats are poor there.
to Wheat while
the market Is up. There is no truth In tnese
Russian rumors. .--. :,
Rankin SAYS Buy it on any little tle nresk
ford, Ky: "Eightymile drive thru Stafford
| and Fratt counties shows wheat conditions ex,
ceen y Mare fuy Rred
IL, w
Kansas City this morning: Taking various
opinions here Of Kansas crop and averaging
them, I figure about $4,000 600 bushels. oo
Lewis received telegram from Iawton. Okla
| saving it had been raining in Oklahoma for 9
week. still raining; harvest delayed; wheat badly
damaged. s.-&
Ware wired from Kansas City: Midland ele
vator people say Kansas damage reports exag
gerated; state will grow g. Ooo,Ooo to 7o,oco'oo'
Nye-Jenks, Fremont, Neb., message: Full re
ports from our stations. Iowa and Nebraska
show corn stand and condition nearly perfect ,tnHI
/ portion satisfactory except short straw Oat
arc ehicago to Whallon: A condition Of 80 OF
/ winter wheat today Will suggest aoouI Tue ealn
Gpdyke continues to buy wheat. He ha
so%H #haon Gas feRsa1s from weather in
braska Keeping market steady.
Antwerp unchanged
sas Will do well if it raises third OF a crol
y Oklahoma city wired Piper: ''t is said her
age large, yield full. Beginning to harvest "a. es;
foods and, storms only danger now Oats sal
to be good as wheat alsn9 ne crop n T ~ ~,
time. but too early to promise anything. !.
Antwerp cable received by Morris: mo trut
in suspension Of Russian shipments; lrna9o arm9u
and Slaughter cables speak of splendid Russia
/. prospects and say nothing about prohibltlon 9
exports. Looks like another Broomhal blum
Weather forecase: Illinois, indiana and lowe
Michigan, fair and continued cool tonight an
Tuesday Missouri, generally fair tonight an
Tuesday not much change IN tenn feniret an
night; Minnesota, North and South Dakota
Grange in temperature; Iowa, fair tonight an
probably Tuesday; Nebraska, partly cloud! VII
| probably showers in east portion tonight an
Tuesday; Kansas. showers tonight or Tuesday.
l
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS STRONG BUT MOST OF AD-
VANCE IS LOST LATER.

Chicago, June 11.-Wheat opened strong and
somewhat excited today because, of the fact
that Liverpool cables were I'D higher. The cause
of the advance at Liverpool was a rumor that
the Russian government is about to prohibit the
export Of breakstuffs The weather In this
country is favorable for the crop and this, to-
gether with realizing sales caused nearly all of
the advance to be lost. Commission houses were
hishsr at s4ac to and dscned to
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ceipts Of 3O2 cars, against 2S4 cars last week
and BIZ cars one year ago.
The low point for July was S3Ac. The gov
eminent crop report came too late to have any
effect on todays market. The close was steady,
with July off 1a@Bc, at S3& @S3hc. ..- .-
Close: Wheat, July, s3& @sSTc; September,
$3.50. .+...
The corn market firm at the opening but
eased off later on profit taking Reports OF
damage by drouth In Kansas and Nebraska, firm
cables caused the strength at the opening. July
opened 1sc to Nc higher, at 81 Ac to 51Ac, de-
ciined to 51A @51asc. and rallied to o11sgG
51Ac. Local receipts We're 475 cars, with Eo4
contract grade.
Covering by shorts late in the day sent the
price Of July up to 5fA @51hc. The close was
Arm, with July B@Ac higher at Sis @51 &c.
Close: Corn, July, 51% @51Ac; September,
51Bc -,
The oats market was quiet and steady July
opened unchanged to A@aac higher. at 3I9sc
| to 37h 697Ac, declined to 1880. where 1t held
steady Local receipts were 1I6 cars.
Close: Oats, July,@37& September, 34Bc
| The following was the range of prices:
| -t . 1ulv
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, June 11.-Wheat was active
and not very wide in. range. July opened Nc
Ing hc off at s5asc. September fell 1sc. Flax
was dull and without interest July opened 1ac
Of of at Hit sold at sl4 and closed M
1ac. Coarse grains We're unchanged. Grain in
store at Duluth June 0. 1906: Wheat, No. l
northern, 6,910; No. spring. 1898; No. 4
spring, 1907; rejected, $50; special bin, 4Oes,-
GIL; No. l and No. 2 durum, 68,6s5; total,
during ne the week
rye bar
ley, loS,osI, decrease 6,e4s; fax, 2,o2e,s41, de-
Close: Wheat, to arrive, No. northern,
so%s; No. northern sss; on trssk No.
$3.50; September, ssNc; No. durum, 7se; No.
track sI1sN; July, s114sh SEPTEMBER, ls s1.i4ss Ii
a @4se. eNe' IVY ''@'' e' '''' oafle'' -
Cars Inspected: Wheat @ 25, last year T.; corn 9;
e'ts s. 4 sSs J. %nes sfss IS sr' n
' zees ssGs %nss s $3.50 sa as1
ley, S,024 bu; fax, "a, ,175 bu.
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, June IL
Fous receipts p 1907 trl sales g s2S ~ bfs:
ssss ssfssy st eGM e sssi se Sss
er on strong cables and bullish crop news from
Russia and the west, the market quickly lost
It's advance under realizing, due to UNCERTAINTY
July, so% @elc; september, ssh @ssssc; Decsm.
ess so %s9 hye sSll M %sstern
eeipts, 1880 bu; sales, 5000 bu opened firm
on covering; but eased off on big receipts. De
KANSAS % to1Ty GRAIN, June 11-close
7sNe Rss'' cash ASH No. hard 7s@7eHci No. 5. 75a
$751; &s NJ No. 7sqss T. 2Sss No. 5ors rsa 49, sSs n H.
September, 4sAc; December. 45&c; cash No.
mixed 4sA @4ec; No. 8, Ash @4s%c; No. d:
white whit No 81 Sa oats mHa Ns Sac
WINNIPEG GRAIN, June 11.-June whea
IT. t onensd ss eq
closed at sobc; cash close, No. ! northern
s2Ac; No. 2 northren, soc; No. northern
5Ac No. white cats &c. No s.a barley icy aSs
last year, A. Terminal elevator stocks
Wheat, 1857, 900: last year. 3,e7S,oo0; decreas
for week, se7,7o0.
MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN, June II
-Flour, stsady Wheat. steady; eNoea Nc l north ,t
No. 2, 67e;o sample, 4s@5ec;, Oats, hrmer
sstandsrd ss@ashcr Corn higher No; cssi ash
calls, 52c bid.
| LIVERPOOL GRAIN, June 11-Wheat, spo'
| nominal; futures, quiet; July, os 6Ad; Ser
tember, es 7%d; December, es 7Ad. Corr
spot, steady; American mixed, new, no stock
American mixed, old, As 9hd; futures, quiet
July, 4s 7Nd; September, As end. Hops 1
London (Pacifc coast), firm, e 3 5s-e3 los.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN June 11.-close-whea4
lower; No. red, cash, elevator, ss@9Oc; trach
ss@o0c; July. Sic; September. size; No.
hard, 79@s2c. Corn, lower; No. 2 cash, nominal
track, 491a @50c; July. 49asc; September, So
Oats, higher: No 2 cash, 3oc; track, 3eh @37e
July, 37Ac; September, 3ec: No. 2 white, 3e1
@87c. - ~ H. .H#z%
CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS
June 11.-Rye, cash, 61@66c; July, &c; Sci
tember, &c. Flax, cash northwestern, Sill
southwestern, 81. .OSh.
!, Timothy September 81. Glover, cash, s11.2
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON June 1.-THE cotton
points in response to higher cables. Good wealth
er and crop advices checked the demand, but
the market, after selling off point or two,
drmed up in sympathy with July in New Or
prices of Saturday, while new crops gained about
3@4 points. The local market was firm during
the middle of the morning and about ego points
higher covering of shorts and a few buying
orders from New Orleans.
The, market at midday was quiet, but steady
with prices at about the high prices Of the
session. 6@9 points above the closing figures
of Saturday. Spot quiet; middling uplands
1l.25e; middiing gulf, 11.5oc:
August, 1o.5ec; September, 1o.4ec; October
10. 45c; November, 1o.42c; December, 1o.47c
Cotton, spot, closed quiet and steady,
points ADVANCE miGdling uplands, 11.25c; mid
ding gulf, 11.50c. Sales. 1,4es bales
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS

ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
New York quota ations to 1 pm.
Japanese lists, 99A, 994, 99as.
Japanese 2ds, 9S% r5.ss
Japanese AVS, 94A
Japanese second AVS, 9s1s, 93A, 93M.
United States Steel IS, 98N. =. -
Atchison As, 1O2A.
Baltimore s. Ohio As, lO3h,
Baltimore & Ohio 3hs, 96h @97.
Oregon Short Line As, 94A @94h.
Union Pacific As, 104M.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit As, 9S. F.
Northern Pacific As, 1o49s 104h, loan.
Reading As, 1O1% @1O2A.
United Copper, 63A @64.
Boston Copper, 2SA @29k. t-fE
North Butte. 91@91A. -
East Butte. 10H OIL. .E ~ .-e II
Greene Copper, 25A @26.
Utah Copper, 20.
A. T. As, 10. - s.ss
A. T. 6s, 113A @114. asa-
Rock Island As. 7S@7s1a. -. .a,
Rock Island 5s, 81 @911 -..
c., B. & Q. As. 1OOh.
Tin Can, 7B@7%.
Tin Can preferred, 62@62h.
CRANKY, 12H @l12%.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-11

DR. David 7. Day, government expert. has
created new inlustry in the northwest. AFTER
months of patient investigation. he has proved
that the common black sands Of the Pacific coast
are rich In useful miner ais. and that good steel
can be made from this sand. Manufacturers
Of placer machinery are now devising improved
mining apparatus for working the sands
&c Work
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The curb market Is not at all active but good
bids are in the market for all the Bonanza Cir
800. Trading is very limited on account Of the
scarcity OF certificates caused by the surren-
derlng OF them to the company for transfer
into the new consolidation
The development stocks are little weaker,
at $3.50. :
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKEr, Minnesota Trans

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer St. Paul. June I.-Barrett & Zimmerman
report drafters are coming in better than last
drafters ever seen in this market have just
been received. All other classes are quiet
Delivery and driving horses are moving slowly
choice. $50 to S225; drafters. common to good
SI55 to $3.50; farm mares, extra sl35 to S16o
farm mares, choice. $120 to S1s5; farm mares
s17O to S1s5; delivery, common to good. 13s
to S17O; drivers, s135 to $3.50; mules, according
to size, S140 to 1925.
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Totals ..... 4.127 900 8,e3S, 900 S,7ee, 90
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. JUNE

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. JUNE Q.
Gee 2S % eg s1c
rye $3.50 bu: fax, 2314 bu -FOUR 1,O40 brls;
mllstuffs, 151 tons; hay, 2so tons; car1ots,
4sS. -
shipped-Wheat, 4s cars, s.4so bu; corn,
$500 bu; oats. SO, $50 bu; barley, 4o,s0o bu;
rye, 2.e7O bu; -four, 44,2se brls; millsturfs,
81, ,26O 1bs carlots, 403.
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SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK june 11.-Receipts.
Sales: a.. 215 lbs, S6.25; TO- 25s lbs, 1886:
70. 200 lbs $40. Cattle weak: beeyes; l6.
,12O lbs 81; Is. 1,240 lbs, 40: JIG, 2os lbs.
3sT lbs S3.S5 10, 1920 lhs s4.s0; stockers
and feeders. 10, 7eo lbs, $3.50: IA. eco lhs. 81;
10, 900 lbs. $3.50; calves and yearlings. s.: 43o
lbs, 1920; g. $40 lbs. $3.50; 9. 6l7 lbs. S4l0.
| Sheep-Receipts. 200; market strong.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, June n.-Cattle. re-
ceipts, 1900; native steers. 81 .25@5.5o; COWS COWS
and heifers -SS@4.5O: western steers $500
AGO: Gamers S2@3: stockers and feeders. S3 p
@4 50; calves. ss@e.25: bulls and stays S2I5@
4S. Hogs, receipts, 5000; shade higher; bulk
of sales $e35@6. 40. Sheep, receipts 1G0; mar
ket strong: lambs, s6@e.6o: sheep, $4.75@6.15
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It is told Of Herbert Spencer that when out
for drive from time to time he would have
his carriage stopped. no matter If in crowded
London street till he had felt of his pulse II it
was regular the drive continued; II not. he went
directly home.
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, j.

soils for money. SO; consols for account, ssM !;
Anaconda, 13s ; Atchison 92A Atchison pre-
ferred, 1851; Baltimore & Ohio, 1124; Cana
Chicago Great Western, 19N Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul. 1872; De Beers 17B; Denver &
Rio Grande, Al; Denver & Rio Grande preferred,
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East Africa by the discovery of the West Af-
rican rubber tree (funtumia elastica) In the
forests of the protectorate. LONDON syndieates
arc connecting for large tracts of forest land.
General Nogi who is giving the Russians so
astonishing an exhibition of his knowledge of
the art of modern war, commenced his mill
tarv education fighting In medieval armor with
the bow and arrow and the sword of the
Samurai.
One result of Wagners celebrity was that 1t
made Baireuth famous. The great composer
once said that Before the time of my trilogy
the nlace was so little known by the German
nostofdce that letters addressed to Baireuth
were constantly sent to Beyrout, in Syria. Sieg.
fried and the dragon Fafner have altered all
that Correspondence for Beyrout now often
comes here "
Paris has an artist who decorates art
stockings and his charges from S12o a pair
to almost any amount, according to design
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Dr. William R: Brooks, director Of the Smith
observatory at Geneva, N, Y, who discovered
the first comet Of the year, has now twenty five
discoveries to his credit.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
no PRICE CHANGES MADE-TRADE STILL
MODERATE.

Millers would make no changes in prices to-
day pending a stead1er wheat market and more
definite trend Chance would appear to favor
no sign of any Increased demand yet and
sales are moderate.
Shipments, 44,29G barrels
ond patents A20@4.80; first clears $4,000
SEQ, second clears, $24O@255.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, June I:-Eggs, 161a
@17c; checks, 9@12c; receipts, 1O.1H cases;
market steady Butter, creamery. 2oc; irnita-
ton, lie; ladies. 15@16hci receipts 400 pack
ages; extra, renovated, tic; renovated, 1oFe Q
lGc; market steady.
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THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
WHEAT RECEIPTS BY RoA!

WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS, JUNE 8.
Milwaukee, 81 cars; Omaha. 8; st. Louis, 6;
Great Northern, 151; Northern Pacific, 16;
Great Western, 4; 500 line, 46; Chicago, Rock
Island 6 Pacific. 2.
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PUTS AND CALLS.

2 pm. report:
Puts-July wheat. S2Hc.
Calls-July wheat, s3&c. i
Curb-July wheat, S3c. 4.
Puts-September wheat. S1hc.
Cal1s-September wheat, $3.50.
CIrb-September wheat. S15sc.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, June 11:-Bee
steady. Pork steady. Lard firm; prime west
ern SS.S5@s9O. nominal.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, June 11.-Butter
steady; creameries, 14@1e1c; dairies: 1Sh g
17c Eggs, steady; at mark. cases Included
lie to 13c.
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HOGS HOLD FIRM
AT 50. ST. PAUL
MODERATE RECEIPTS AND QUAIL
ITY ON THE RISE.
Not Many Cattle In and Some of Them
Not Available for Buyers Prices
Generally Steady stockers and
Feeders the Exception and About 1Oc
Of-Sheep and Lambs Hold Firm.

South st. Paul, Mimi, June 11.-Estimated
| receipts at the Union stockyards today: Cat
tie, 800; calves 150; hogs, $500; sheep, 700;
cars, 90.
The following table shows the receipts from
jan 1, 1908, to date, compared with the
same period in 1905:
Year Cattle. Calves Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1906 49,. $4,000 24,723 42O,555 1928 9,90a
1905 .10S, 1856 22,535 447.173 195, ,S97 1O,574
Increase. 1,1ss ....... ....... .....
Decrease: LILO ...... 2e,61s 74179 671
The following table shows the receipts thus
far In June, as compared with the same
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Railroads entering the yards reported re-
ceipts for the day by loads as follows: Chicago
Great Western, 2; Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul, II; Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha, 7; Great Northern, ID; 500 line, II;
Northern Pacific, Z; Chicago, Rock Island s
poo{6o fofo1
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and shipments
t the principal wheat markets:
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK. June 11.-Cattle, re-
ceipts, 5000. including 3,I0O Texans; market
fer natives. strong, Texans lower; beef steers,
$325@5s5; stockers and feeders. $2.50@4 60;
cows and heifers, .$2@5; Texas steers ss@
4e0; cows and heifers. S2@3.eo Hogs; re
s.Ros ss.Poae4S; I packers. s575@s5o; butchers and
best heavy, $s.45@s.eo. Sheep, receipts, $500;
market steady; natives, $398; lambs, $'.oo
Me. 80.
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


to
ucarn4 barley 4
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PROVISIONS

<OHICAGO PROVISIONS, June 1.-THE pro-
Visions market was quiet. Almost no trading in
July, the principal business being in September.
September pork was &c higher at S16.55 Septern-
ber lard was unchanged at $s.95. September
ribs were 21ac to &c higher at $685. @e.35.
Close Pork, July, $16e5; September, SIC 65.
Lard, July, $s.921a; September, $9.O7h Ribs,
July, SO 50@9.6215; September, So " @9 40.
NEW YORK PRODUCE, June 11.-Butter,
steadier; receipts, 7,455 lbs; street price, extra
creamery, 2O@2OAc; official prices, creamery.
common to extra. 15@2oc; renovated. common
to extra, 12@l7c; western factory, common to
frsts, 12@1511c; western imitation creamery,
extras, 17c; hrsts, 151a@1ec, Cheese, weak;
receipts, $3.50 cases; new state, full cream,
large, best, 1o1ac; new state, full cream large,
fair to good, 1O@10Ac; new state, full cream
small, BEST 10hc; new state, full cream,
small, fair to good, e1A@1oc; new state, full full
cream, inferior, S@9c; skins. full to best. 20
SIC Eggs firm; receipts, 16,019 cases; state,
PENNSYLVANIA and nearby fancy selected white
22c state, Pennsylvania and nearby choice, 2o@
21c state, Pennsylvania and nearby mixed
extra, 1917 @20c; western frsts, 1!c western
seconds, 16@16ac; southerns 141a @16c. d.
CHICAGO PRODUCE, June n::--Cheese
steady; daisies. 1o% Gle; twins. 9h @l0c;
Young Americas, 10k @1oAc. Poultry, live
steady; turkeys, 9c; chickens. 11he Potatoes
easy; Burbanks, 59@e5c; Rurals, G@e7c; red
stock. 52@54c, Veal steady; 20 to 90 lbs, 6a
SIC; 60 to rs lbs, e@e1ac; IS to 11o lbs
7@Shc. .-.- .- .* -..
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NEW YORK METALS, June 11.--Lead
steady, 5.75@5.95c. Copper, firm, 1s.75@19c.
NEW YORK OIL, June n.-Petroleum steady
refined, all ports, 7.75@7. SOC.
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE. June
11.-sugar. raw quiet; fair refining, 215@16@
centrifugal se os test s ,1SsS saS@S2@sAS
crushed 53Oc; powdered 4.7oc; granu1ated.
4.6Oc Coffee steady; No. Rio, 1880 Nolasses
steady; New Orleans, 90@3Sc.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, June n.-Cattle-Re
ceipts &c, 600; market steady to 10c lower;
beeves, SAGE; cows and heifers, S1.65@6:1O;
stockers and feeders. S2.75@4.6o: Texans, $2ls
@440; calves, S5.25@6.25. Hogs-Receipts
$1,000; mixed and butchers, Sc. $500 42h; GOOD
heavy $685. rough heavy. $6.35@6.4b; Light
$6.s5@e55; pigs, $5.60@e.So; bulk OF sales
S. 5O@66O. Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market
strong; sheep, $4.6o@6.1o; lambs, $55o@7.lO
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CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS,
June 11.-Rye, cash. 61@66c; July, &c; Sep.
tember, e2c. Flax, cash northwestern, $1.12;
southwestern, $1.OSh.
Timothy September 81. Clover, cash, $11. %.
Barley cash. 49@67c.
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS

Money closed at 21s@3 high, 81; low, 2h;
last loan, 8; ruling rate, 8.
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ity fair to good. Price range, 1926 to s6.4oi
bulk. se.so@6s5; light common to fair quoted gu ted
to sss s god f to sh5se to ssS s to sood to
se.2s; good, choice se.5o, to $40; rough sows
s iss s j.: ssss 50 ,Ss g. sss Z:
lbs s lHs s. ss s 81 ss ss ss5 sss e e
e il: S g; lbs sS g. s.
Steers and BoarsI 475 lbs, s5.25; 3, 45o lbs,
ss:25: "A, 4so lbs, s5; 4o9 lbs $3.50; boss6 az
iso lbs, $3.50; boar, $50 lDs' 50; boar $50
| CATTLE-Receipts Of cattle rather light anil
| comparatively limited share of these are avail,
FEEDERS, fels fes STEADY to ioe Veal
steady. Bulls steady, slow. Milch cows steady.
Sales
49, 1910 lbs, 81 40: Fl. ses lbs, s4.25; s. $50
lbs, s. 25; 5. $50 lbs, s425; g. sse lbs a'1';
Butcher @ 0; COWS and Heifers- 1926 lbs, 81; g.
1,1o1 lbs, 81; TO- 900 lbs, $3.50; 2, 1,2ol lbs
5, ess lbs, S.; l. 1910 lbs, s2.75; 4, 1,os7 lbs,
$3.50. --
butcher Bulls, 1850 lbs, ss 2, Lass lbs.
$2.75; l, 1910 lbs. $2.75; l, 1,670 lbs. 500;
|. 1880 lbs, s2.7b; 1, 1920 lbs, s24o; l. 1'2eo
v Veal Calves 175 lbs, s475; !, 1so lbs.
kl.5o; 3. 1872 lbs 81 .25; u.116 lbs, s.; 81 1o5
lbs, $3.50; 1. 30 lbs. $3.50. -.
$3.50; ' i, $40 lbs, $50 g. see lbs: sa; 10; 5:
10 ,so lbs ,5s s:s; SIT lbs $780, 2 $50 lbs So;
stock COWS and Heifers-2 $50 lbs. $40; 2,
600 lbs. $2.65; l. 72o lbs, $3.50; 2. $50 lbs
$3.50; s, 1920 lbs. s2.4o: H. $40 lbs, $3.50;
l. 67O lbs 1925; 2, 1,O45 lbs, $2.25; 1, $50 lbs,
Stock and Feeding Bulls go lbs. So; l.
1.27o lbs. s275: /, ITO lbs. s2.7o; 1, 800 lbs
Mich Cows and springers-1 cow calf. $50;
/ COW, 2 calves $26; COW, calf. s4.
SHEEP-Prices strong; receipts rather light
consisting principally Of two loads Of choice
lambs. -
! Killing Sheep and Lambs-S spring lambs, go
lbs $780, spring lambs. 81 lbs. SO; 2s2
lambs s lbs a4a lambs II ,on lD' H. sesS e.
| yearling wethers. e5 lbs, Sc; d ewes SO lbs lbs
$3.50; 10 lambs, IS lbs $5.2s; buck; 12o lbs, lbs,
81; buck, 100 lbs, $3.50; 46 ewes, 50 lbs So;
/ buck, 100 lbs, $3.50.
| Among the shippers the market were D. e.
Jones' ?. Cutter, Ipswich, 8. D.; A. G. Smith
sully, s. D.; c. NJ: Dyeleth. Lily. $; p; G:
Wanholm, Window; H. jacobson, Fingal, n D.
r D Rcwman, Twin City st1skyardss; ISL. G. IL H.
ter: Thomas Parker, Darlington, n. D.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-11

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, June 1l.-Cattle
Receipts, 1900. including 4.oO0 snutherns
mai ket steady to 1Oc lower; native steers. "a q
@5.75; southern steers, s3.25@4.9o; southern r
cows, s2.25@675; native cows and heifeps' SIS.
s2.5oG415; o % calves. W W$3Ge5o; western fed steers
$8.5o@525; western fed cows I5o42 Sfraas 70
s9e9 markef STEADY 1G s5I9n
packers, ss.s5@6.471s; pigs and lights. s55t
66.40. sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady
muttons. S5Gi6. 40; lambs, $55O@7 80; range
wethers, $5@6.25 fed ewes, $4.5o@575.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-11

ST. louis GRAIN, June 1l.-C1ose-Wheat,
lower; No: 2 red cash., elevator, ss@9oc; track,
ss@ooe; July, SIC; September size; No. 2
track, 401b @50c; July 409sc; September, SOC.
Oats higher: No. cash, 36c; track, 36h @37c;
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-11

LIVERPOOL GRAIN, June 11.-wheat, spot,
nominal; futures. quiet; July, os e%d; Sep.
tember, es 7%d; December, es 7Ad. Corn,
spot, steady; American mixed, new. no stock
American mixed old, As 91bd; futures, quiet
July, As 7Bd; September, As eAd Hops IN
London (Pacifc coast), firm, &3 5s-G3 los.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-09
BlBLlOTECA CALLEJA

Obra publicada en- Enero de 1906
/. Jacoglsot. Ell crimen d5l-molino dc
Usor.
Obras publicadas en- Febrero de 1906
q Boaosev. Colette Ia Cayenita.
g. NOir. La reina de los gitanOs
4. S0lgGrS. Los pescadores de ballena.
bis S0lgGr6. InviernO en- ell Polo Norte.
Obras pub1icadas en- Mario de 1906
5. - FeUag. Ell juramento de Lagardere
6. - FeUat. Aurora de NeveTs.
T. FesiBles. La novela de IN joven
pebre.
8. - To@doe2e Las pesadillas -
Obras publicadas en- Abril de 1906
o. Salgers. La sobersaa del campo de
Gro.
TO- Salgor5. El rey de los cangrejos.
IL Belot. E parricida
II. - Betot Labin y Daoolard.
13. - Mero@veJ. El bazar de San German
Obras de Mayo de 1906
IL. - C0R1U6C. ElJO Gel maI.
15. - Salgari. Los n$ufragos del Liguria
16. - S0lg0ri. Deyastaciones de los pi-
YataB.
II. = 1Si1oestrc. Rosa de Mayo;
Obras de Jeanio de 1906
Is. = Poat-eIcst De prineesa modelo.
19. - SaIgGsI. SaBdokan.
90. - Selgar5 La mujer del pirata.
q. - En9e ct DeIjs1e Aventureros del
crimen.
~ De venta en- 81 BoLETIN, : 30 ctys.
y "a ctya, con frsnqueo.