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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01
GOSSIP OF THE. MARKETS

The London stock market closed from today
until Tuesday morning. ...-
United States Steel net earnings for first half
of 1906 will establish a new high record. -.
Money returning from San Francisco to New
York, and S2o,0oo,ooo more expected in next
Iowa state crop report best for this time
Of the year since 1900. ,=~.s. :. -"
Dun's wheat crop reports show outlook bet
ter than usual at this date.
Chicago to PiDer-Little corn on market.
Cowgirl of Omaha, makes reoort from fifty
46 stations, good; four stations fair; oats, %
good, 20 fair, 2 poor.
mence huying some wheat.
New York to Fraser: The same old market;
very professional. commission business and
strong undertone. Expect good bank state
ment tomorrow. ,.: .-~ ... .ea-.-
Whallon-C Case bought hundred July at s1%
@S11ac.
New York to Watson: Railroad reports show
excellent conditions and it Is not likely that
some some time to col come at least orders for steel
continue heavy. ~
Berlin 1sc higher. 49, '~''. '- ~. =
Budapest &c higher. .- =
Chicago to Whallon: Armour selling some
July. Crowd afraid to sell. fearing manipula-
tion. Ia, = -. -
Jackson, Chicago, to Watson: Sell wheat while
it is in eighties: 1t won't be there long.
Provisions easier scattered selling.
Broomhalls cable: Argentine wheat market
| quiet with declining tendency. There Is poor
demand with arrivals from interior moderate
but satisfactory quality. There have been fur
| ther rains. which have been beneficial Corr
market quiet, with downward tendency.
Argentine wheat shipments this week, 2,432,
! 600 bu. .s, s---, .....- =
winnipeg weather: Clear and warm; s.
! above s. -,
| Total c1earances: Wheat, 213,o0o bu; -four
TO- 600 brls corn, none; oats, none Wheat an
| -four EQUALS 25S,OO0 bu.
Verhof from NIilmine-With present feelin
/ would not be short Of oats except for shor
| turn; prospects not good.
New York to Lewis-Interests identified Wit
the st. Paul Railway company declare that ther
is no truth in the rumor that negotiations ar
pending for sale Of short time notes In Par1
by that company.
|, Union Pacific earnings for April: Gross IN
| crease. 1858. 122: net increase, $42,916
/ Watson from Moore-The only thing tina
holds wheat is strength in corn.
Kidston buying corn- crowd following:
An India cable says: ''Final official return
wheat at 321. .S56. 900 bu against 2S2. 752, 900 b
In 1905 800. .992, 600 bu in 1904, 292, ,OO0. 900 b
in 1903, 22sG 600 bu in 1902. 247, 200, 600 b
i in 1901 and $4,000, 900 bu in 1900.
Smiley Of Kansas Is out with another report
Isaying the southern counties will have goo
crop. but the northern counties Will only hav
l one-tldrd Of an average crop.
Chicago to Watson-This weakness In whes
proves how wrong the market has been #
thirty days, Any further attempt to bool
prices In face of the legitimate situation wi
in the end force prices lower than the
should CO.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, June 1.-The cotton
market opened steady at advance Of points
to decline of points, near months being
steady because Of better cables than expected,
while later positions were Influenced. by good
weather and bearish acreage estimates. Trading
was active during the early session. but orders
were pretty we'll divided and prices fuctuated
irreguiarly within narrow limits. Shorts were
covering for over the holidays and government,
sale and during the middle of the morning
prices were about 2 to points net lower -,
The market at midday. was less active with
prices about 1 point below the closing figure.
Of the previous day Spot cotton quiet; middlinl
uplands, u 45c; middling gulf ll.79c
Cotton futures opened steady; July. TO- .66c
August 10. 6Oc; September, 10 .3oc bid: October
1O.37c;s November. 1O.41c; December, 1o41c
January, 1047c: March. 10.54c.
Cotton, spot closed quiet, 20 points lower; mid
ding uplands, 11.25c; middling gulf, 11.55c
sales 2S3 bales -'"'
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01

ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
New York quotations to pm.: ,-4.. 81
japanese lists, so1s. esss, 9sA, seA,, ss1A.
Japanese Eds, 3Sha. =.
japanese AIS. 94. 94;s 81. ssM.
japanese second ms. 93H. 49, -
9s1a " = ''' - 10 %
Reading Is, 1O01, 101
United Copper, 63M. - .5' ~ -
Boston Copper 2s62S%. ,.-.-rt = >...-
North Butte, s2sA @e2N. r~. ii
East Butte Copper, 1914 @1Oa. s,-
Greene Copper 26ss @26A
Black Mountain. 0A@9A.
Utah Copper, 251a @27h
A. T. As, 1913. 79N.
A.. T. 6s, ia. j. r. -.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 4s, 9eN.
Atchison As. 1O1 y @1O2. =
Baltimore Ohio 1O3A. ..~ -
Baltimore & Ohio 31as, 957s, 90, 95T.
Oregon Short Line As, 94A. .-
Union Pacific As, 104A
Brooklyn Rapid Transit As, 97A.
Northern Pacific As. 1O4
Rock Island As, 7Sa.
Rock Island IS, 9OA @91h.
Tin Can common, 7A@ @S. r-'t .. ..
Tin Can preferred, 62@63k.
CRANKY, 12A @12%.g
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THE CASH TRADE
COARSE GRAINS STEADY WITHOUT MUCI
CHANGE.

CHANGE.
FLAX-Receipts, cars, against cars last
fear. Shipments, IA cars. Duluth, 10 cars.
Closing prices: Minneapolis, cash, Sill; to ar
live, Sill.
OATs-No. white oats closed at 52Bc Re-
eeipts, 33 cars; shipments, II cars.
CORN-No. 3 yellow corn closed at 45Ac
Receipts, 10 cars; Shipments cars.
FEED AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn, in sacks, sacks extra, $17@
Il %; No. l ground feed 2-3 corn and 1-3 oats,
t5-lb sacks, sacks extra, $175o@1775; No..
ground feed, y corn and u oats s0-lb sacks,
Jacks extra, $lS@1s.25; No. ground feed, 1-3
lorn and 2-3 oats, 7O-lb sacks, sacks extra
S1s50@1s75.
M1LLsTUFFs-Bran in bulk, .5o@15.755;
lhorts, $15.5O@1575; middlings, SIT .25917:7o;
led dog, S1o5OG2o; all b in Minneapolis;
IN 2O0-lb sacks, 81 per ton additional; in 1O0-lb
Jacks, $3.50 per ton additional red dog, in laos,
us b. Shipments. 1,O9T tons.
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 41@42c;
halting grades, 4s@4sc. Receipts, IA cars;
shipments, 16 cars.
RYE-No. closed at 564 @5sAc Receipts,
IS LTimothy 1S' choice, s. $1,000; No. /, s1o@
SS Ss Mi S0, 5@ss Se s $7@ Sp;D5 nzs Sd
ss@1o; No: 2, s7.5o@s:5o; No. 3, s6@7; mid;
land, $4.50@I; rye straw, $4@5; wheat and
lat straw, $3@4. Receipts, 100 TONS
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01

NJ. Fallieres, the new French president, gets
up between and and does his hardest work
directly after his morning walk. He deyours
all manner of books-historical philosophical
and literary. and his favorite authors are Toll
stoy and Vigney.
Australia possesses larger number of
churches in proportion to the number of its in
habitants than any other country In the world
There are 210 churches to every 100000 people
in that country. England has only 141 and
Russia about fifty five.
Among the forbidden speeches at table should
be. 81 do not like that says Table Talk.
"And If. from any personal idiosyncrasy. a
child Is really unable to eat certain dish. in
which others indulge with impunty, he may be
trained to pass the fact by in silence and to
feel that his popularity is misfortune. not a
virtue
. Bristol. England, where one of the greatest
tobacco businesses in the world is established,
has 900 girls who have resolved to have moth.
| ing to do with boys who smoke. Bristol
youngster has taken the matter TO heart, and
has Induced $50 other youngsters to pledge
themselves not to smoke.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01
!. CHICAGO GRAIN >
GENERAL SELLING KEEPS WHEAT PRICES
Downtown MARKET EASIER.

Chicago, June 1.-The wheat market opened
weak today. because Of general selling on i'm
proved weather conditions. Increased receipts
at Minneapolis and quiet market at Liver
pool were causes Of the decline. July opened
1sc to &c to A@$c lower, at S1$4c to Size,
and sold down to S1@s11sc. Minneapolis, Du-
luth and Chicago reported receipts of 226 cars.
against 162 cars last week and 164 cars year
ago. -+@-rg$ -.s-
The. market remained weak thruout the ses-
sion. There was considerable profit taking and
volume. The low point for July was S0hc. The
close was weak with July 1Ac lower at soA q
S0Bc.
SOC; No 2 hard, e1@S3c; No. hard, 75@S1c
No / northern, S3@S4c: No. 2 northern, SIG
SAC: No. 3 spring, 77@s3c.
Close: Wheat, July. soA @so7sc; September
1890.
being the main factor. July opened shade
lower to 1sc higher, at 49c to 491s @49Ac, anG
sold down to 4Shc. Local receipts were 53s
cars, with 3O5 cars of contract grade.
At the end of the fist hou: the market be
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01
BLOOD FROM A STONE.

The open terrace in front Of the Dewan-i.
Khas consists Of two thrones, the black one OF
which, facing the river, was cut out OF single
slab of stone In 1908. This black throne, which
is about IL. feet long and supported by oc-
tagonal pedestals, WAS built by Akbar in recog-
milton Of his sons title to the empire Here
Jebanptr used to sit occasionally and the
fight of wild animals arranged for his amuse-
ment The crack on the throne is believed to
have been caused by Lord Lakes bullet fall
ing upon 1t during the attack of 1903. Accord
ing to tradition, however, it cracked when the
Jat king of Bharatpur sat on the throne. for 1t
was meant to be used by none but the real
descendants of the Great Mogul. Then again,
when Lord Ellenborough sat 1t during the
Kabul war, in 1912, blood is supposed to have
come out of It.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01

Is; Norfolk T. Western preferred, 95; Ontario
Western, So; Pennsylvania, 1s /; Rand Mines,
IL; Reading, IL; Heading first preferred. 46;
Il; Southern hallway preferred, 1O3; Southern
-cihc, IS; Union Pacific, 154A Union Pacific
sterred, 9s; United States Steel AZ; United
les Steel preferred, 1855 Wabash, 21A
,bash preferred, 5Ola; Spanish fours, 92h.
lar silver steady, 3lBd per ounce.
Money, 3A per cent.
The rate; of discount in the open market for
-ort bills Is 39s per cent. The rate of discount
4 the open market for three months bills is
4, per cent. zrs. s-Tr .A -
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came firm on good buying by cash houses a.:
an active shipping demand. The high point y.
July was 49kc, The close was strong with .Ju
1ac higher at 4934 @499sc.
Cash corn. No. 2, 5oA @5ohc; No. g. '"C
5ohc.
49A @49$c. ,;+,
wheat and corn July opened lsc to Is g a;
lower at S31a@D33%c to $3.50, and SOLD al
S3hc Local receipts We're 212 cars. ~,a,
Cash oats, No. 2, SO @3S1kc; No. 3, 32A g33c
Close: Oats, July, 33Ac; September, SlBc
The following was the range of prices:.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01

SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, June Cattle,
700; hogs, $500; hogs 5@10c lower. Sales: 81,
200 lbs. $500; TO- ,25S lbs, S6.25; 6s. 29S lbs,
is, 1 ,2sO lbs, $4.s5; AZ, 1,31O lbs, S5.15. Cows
and heifers: TO- $40 lbs. $40; q. 9s7 lbs.
$375; IA. 1,O4O lbs. $3.50. Stockers and feed,
ers: g. 7sO lbs, 1920; TO- 76O lbs. 1915; 8,
800 lbs, S4.25. Calves and yearlings: 8, $40 lbs
So %; 10, $50 lbs, $3.7 10; IA. $40 lbs, s4.10.
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Receipts. 500, including 100 Texans; marke,
strong; beef steers, s3.50@6; stockers and feed
ers, $2.40@4.6o; cows and heifers, s2@5.16
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market &c lower; pigs
and lights s5.75@e.35; packers, se@6.s5
butchers and best heavy. $8.3O@8.45. Sheep
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01
ARIZONA COPPER.

The stock OF the consolidation is being
gaded In In some quarters today, and trading
id probably become more active within
-eW days. Most all of the holders of the old
tocks have already sent in their certificates
. have them transferred into the new conson-
iation.
3 nn-Arizona has weakened a little, but this
. only natural after the seven point Advance
which 1t mad the last two days .@ ~, r :
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK, June Cattle. re
as. so; cows and heifers, $3.25@4 .65; western
steers, $3.5o@4 60; Gamers, S2@3; stockers and
feeders ss@4sS calves ssGs2' bulls oon and
ket shade to SC lower. Sheep, receipts, $500;
market steady; lambs, $4,000; sheep, s4.75
@6. .--.f -. = t.--, .--5 80
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, MAY 81,

Received, wheat, 145 cars, 1a9. 200 bu; corn,
1920 bu; oats, $3.50 bu; barley. 14,14o bu;
rye. $40 bu; flax, 6,sSO bu; flour, $50 brls;
millstuffs, 35 tons hay 100 tons; linseod oil,
62,S59 lbs: carlots, 1885,
Shipped wheat, SO cars, $3.50 bu: corn, 2, 100
bu; oats, 26,010 bu; barley, 19,20o bu; fax,
IA 900 bu; -four, 44.13o brls; mistuffs. 1O97
tons; lnseed oil, 618,11o lbs; oil cake, 1874 42o
lbs: carlots 897.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01

Conspicuous among the adornments Of the
bridal feast In Brittany is artistic and
elaborate butter structure, as fanciful and ele-
CANT as the most beautiful bridal cake, and into
this structure the guests stick split sticks bear
| ing coins of gold or silver.
There was bill before the New York lesis-
lature to compel all Chinese to write their laun-
| dry checks in English
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota T

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer st. Paul, June 1.--Barrett 4 Zimmerman's s
report: The market for this time has turned out
surprise, with such shortage as was never
seen before at this time Of the year. The situa-
ton looks almost like horse famine. Prices
are on the Increase in all classes. Values:
Drafters, extra $210@ 235; drafers, choice, Sls5
farm mares extra, $140@175; farm mares,
choice, $3.50 14O: farm mares. common to good
$100@125; delivery. choice. $1Io@1s5: delivery,
common to good $3.50 TO; drivers S13o@2oo;
mules according to size s140@225.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01
NICKEL TAKEN OFF
The PORK PRICES
RECEIPTS FAIRLY LIBERAL AND
THE QUALITY POOR.

Limited Offerings Of Killing Stuff in
the Cattle Division, and Prices
Steady for the Good Beef-stockers
and Feeders Do Well Sheep Receipts
Light, Offerings Consisting of Small
Bunc1es.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01

Women and young girls do all the work of
porters In Java They carry heavy loads on
their heads balancing them with. great skill
From the time Javanese girl is able to walk
she Is taught the art of carrying things on her
head.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01

CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS,
tember t 6oHc. Ti, Flax, cash. northwest north E s11s;
southwest. SLOT; September, $1.14h. Timothy,
September, $s.67. Glover, cash, SLIPS. Barley
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01

/ LIVERPOOL GRAIN, June 1.-Wheat. spot,
ber es 6hd; December, IS 61Ad. Corn. spot,
Arm; American mixed, new. 4s I'd: American
mixed, old. As 9Hd; futures. quiet: July, 4s
5ssd; September. 4s 4%d.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01
THE FLOUR MARKET

PATENTS REDUCED 10c-MILLERS COM
PLAIN OF POOR BUSINESS.
Prices are off dime for patents. clears re-
naming unchanged. Mllers are complaining OF
poor business, and say that buyers are again
Fery stubborn and hard to move The mills are
grinding today at little less than half the
total capacity.
Shipments A, 1876 brls.
snd patents, $41O@4.2O; first clears, $3.50@
Leo; second clears, $2.4O@2.55.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, June r.-Beef,
steady. Pork, steady. Lard, steady; prime
western, $Ss5, nominal. .-.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, June Eggs, 1917
@17c; checks, 9@12c receipts, 3e07 packages;
market steady. Butter, creamery, 2Oc; ladies'.
15c; receipts, 12,165 cases; extra renovated,
161ac; renovated, 15@16c; market steady.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01
MINING AND CURB STOCKS
to The Journal

Special to The Journal
Boston, June 1.-outside of MASSACHUSETTS,
nothing doing in the Boston market up to 12:45
pm. when good demand sprang up for Iecum-
adjoining property. Regarding the New York
rumor that the Amalgamated may issue more
stock to take over the minority IN Butte Coaii-
tion it may be ques toned whether a minority
can exist where there is no majority. 1t Is
understood that the Amalgamated: Copper com
pany subscribed to the Butte Coalition upon the
same basis as did the United Copper company,
and both companies have made handsome
profit by the settlement in the subscription of
the new company according to market prices, but
the combined subscriptions of Amalgamated and
the United Copper company would not constitute
a majority of Butte Coalition. s---
Boston quotations at pm: Adventure, 6h;
dian, 8% bid Arnold bid; Ashbed, 1 bid;
Atlantic 12N; Boston Consolidated. NA; Bins-
ham, ss BONANZA 4S Pa Pa patts Black MGuntain n1dn
2X bid Butte Coalition, ss bid; Calumet 4
Hecla, 500; Centennial, 21N; Copper Queen, ~
Mereur g bS " 5,
Copper Range, 1874 Cumberland, eB; Dominion
Iron Steel 81 bid Pay West so 17 6,a Denn E
River, R9na asked; d. franklin, i 1875; Granby. 12h
Guanajuato, 5X bid; Greene Consolidated, 2ela
He1vetia, 5 bid; Isle Royaie 1917 bid: Junction
sa g sd Mass Ss
Michigan, 12A bid; Mohawk 65a bid; Mon
tana Coal cske 81 bid Nevada d,a c91sOli 5nsox
! / asked; Old Dominion, AN Osceola, 10; Par
rot. 2s1A; Phoenix asked; Pneumatic, Ser
vice, 21B; Pneumatic Service o., preferred s;a , 9
island bid; Santa Fe, 1s4 bid; Shannon, 8
Shoe ,lacl4hsry. 81 bid; Shoe Machinery pre-
bid; Tecumseb, 11k; Tennessee, A bid; Trim
ity. 9M; United Copper. 6sA United Cope
| preferred, IS bid; United States Mining, So
61N; Union Land. 25h bid: United Fruit, II
bid; Utah Nevada, 4 bid; Victoria. ~ Wash
ington, bid; Winona, 7A; Wolverine, 13e
1 16 asked.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, s; Milwaukee. 10; Minneapolis & ST.
Louis, 6; Omaha. 20; Great Northern, S; Bur
lington, / Wisconsin Central, 1; Northern Pa
off Pool Isla and q. fofal
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Total sales. 332. 600.
Money closed at per cent; high. 5 per cent
low, 31h per cent; last loan, ~ per cent; ruling
rate 4 per cent. .
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MILWAUKEE, FLOUR AND GRAIN, June 1
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, June 1.-Clo

ST. LOUIS GRAIN, June .1.--Close-wheat
lower: No. red, cash elevator. 92@94c; track
No 2 hard, so@s4iSc. Corn, higher; No 2 cash,
nominal; track. 491a @5Oc; July. 47M @4sc: Sep
tember, 4sAc. Oats, steady; No. 2 cash, 34ci
track 94kc; July, 94c; September, 33Ac No.
white 36c.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN. June June opened at
SOC, closed at 79hc; July, 81 hc, closed sOMc;
October, 7sHc, closed 7sc. Cash close: No.
northern. 79.c: No northern, north toys: . No. No 9
barley 421ac; No. / fax, 81 1.O9.: Receipts wheat,
80 cars, last year "A. -" :. al H.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, June Wheat was dull
and lower. July opened Ac off, at sS1se' % ,hS ana
septe@ber ss m % fel1 &C. Flax was stronger, due to
a better foreign strength and light Argentine tine
sHy % opssned nc an9 ng Closed ae c Su
at $l.14K All options also gained nc. Cash
0s Close: M Wheat, to arrive. No. ., norshern as
ss5te:'H ssHe septsss:z ss; AS Ssfa ~
sS S t5ses snfGR 1sa e. 5aS rI91 si 9;V
4S g. sh Ss:Sss' sac; July ssss Svs' &C.
0a' Cars Inspected: Wheat "A cars, last year
49, OATS 81 fax 5n 49, c.t. last Ses bn: g.
Wheat Wheat, 10 'o22 bu; oats. 10000 bu.
NEW YORK T1syR AND aRH.s sa1s. Sprs sr,
steady but slow Wheat, receipts, 1000 bu
sales, $50, 900 bu. Favorable weather news
loss selling and genera unloading caused wheat
to rule considerable lower all the early session
Ju,y. s7@s7Ae; sepssmber, s4%@seAe ase deye Rye
receipts, 44,o7b bu sales, 5000 bu;;, Highe,
cables, the firm cash situation and bull support
impaired steadiness to corn early, but there
was a slight decline later In sympathy WIFI
| wheat. May, 55hc. "
MILWAUKEE, FLOUR AND GRAIN, June 1
s5@sec; No, ? northern, s2@s5c; July, soN'
asked pTts sosss BID calls 81 Ac ask asked ~ Ry,
55@56c; sample, 4o@54c. Oats easier; stan
dard, 341a @35c. Corn Nc higher; No. cash
49@5Oc; July, 4s%c asked; puts, 49bc asked
| calls, SOC asked. -
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, June Close
Wheat, July. 1870; September 72Ac; cash, Nc
| 751ac; No. red, s9@91c; No. B, s5@ssc; No
4, 74@S4c. Corn. July. 45Ac; September, 45Ac
cash corn, No. mixed. 4eA @4ehc; No. 8, 453
No. 2 white, 35@36c
ST. LOUIS GRAIN June 1.-Close-Wheat
M ro1 oIo ovoto froc III
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PROFITS IN MINING

Are universal among my clients because ]
am personally represented in all the prin-
cipal mining camps of America by corps
of mining engineers. and am notified
daily Of every rich strike. Those who keep
in close touch with me for the next sixty
days should literally "coin money" n,
3. HlG6EE, Investment Broker, Ger
mania Life Bldg, St. Paul, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01
PUTS AND CALLS,

PUTS AND CALLs.2 .s.s.
Puts-July wheat, S0Bc. = @
Calls-July wheat, S119c.
Curb-July wheat, S17sc.
Puts-September wheat, 7S5s @7Sac.
Calls-September wheat, 79h @795sc.
Curb-September wheat, 79Ac.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01
PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS June 1.-The pro-
visions market weak because Of active sell
ing by pit traders and commission houses which
was based on &c decline in the price Of live
hogs. The trading was mostly in lard and
ribs. July pork was 5@7hc lower at s1e.25
Lard was down ! 1os as, at $s:e7h. Ribs were
o1oseIPork, July. s1elo; September, M 1t' $1e
$915; September, 1910. 60
CHICAGO PRODUCE, June Cheese, steady;
daisies, 1Okc; twins, 1O@1O1kc; Young Amer
ieas 1oAc Poultry, i've. easy; turkSsys 1ec; 9
74@ssc; Rurals. 100000; red stock, 52@54e:
Veal weaker; so to 6o-lb weights, 6@eAc; go
to 75-lb weights, 6a@7c; s5 to 11O-lb weights,
,7@9c. Butter. steady; creameries 14@2oc;
dairies, 1874 @1Sc. Eggs, steady; at mark, cases
included 14h h@15hc - -
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS, June Follow
ing are the stocks of breadstuffs and provisions
in Liverpool: Flour: 49, 900 sacks; wheat, 1,1s7
900. centals; corn, 900 centals; bacon 16,40O
boxes; hams, 1900 boxes; shoulders, 800 boxes
butter. $500 cwt; cheese 32700 boxes; lard,
2, 100 tierces Of prime western steamed and 800
tons of other kinds. ...'...
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, June 1.-con.
soils for money, interest, ss; consols for ac-
.ison. e2A; Atehlson Preferred, 1o7; baltimore
& Ohio. 111;s Canadian Pacific. 1e4 "; chesa-
peake & Ohio. 60ss &. Chicago Great Western,
1875: Chicago Milwaukee, s. ST. Paul, Ito; De
Beers. It's; Denver & Rio Grande, 451s; Dem
yer & Rio Grande preferred, 901h; Erie, IN;
Erie first preferred. So: Erie second preferred,
a; Illinois Central, 1854; Louisville & Nash
Yille 1921 Missouri Kansas & Texas. 35A !;
New York Central, 143h; Norfolk & Western,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-01
WHEAT REcE1PTs BY ROADS. MAY 81.

Milwaukee, 25; Omaha, s; st. Louis, 4; Great
Northern, As; Northern Pacific. II; Great Wes-
tern. A. Burlington, 8; 500 line, ~; Rock
Island. l.